Herbert Hoover High School - President Yearbook (Clendenin, WV)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1979 volume:

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THE PRESIDENT of Herbert High School and it is my duty d all things -which have hap- ere during the school year of It is my privilege to be able to you the following account activities presented in this The Huskie is a symbol and endurance. It repre- victorious spirit that the of Herbert Hoover possess. SONG: a cheer for High never let 0l11' 't die, got the best team far near, ive our boys a great cheer RAI-I! got that Herbert Hoover e se the best teams on llside 1 you Huskies be true the et and royal blue! Fight! After this I'l1 trim my toenailsf' 5 -fr: af, is ' f , ,L ,,, ,, l x N, , 2 . l 3 . L ' 3 Af, fl ' . N l M T l Y - I V ,-4 ,1 :Jil x ' ,e yah. E we - f 1 l at ls ' ' 1, ,.. . ' ' . 1 i ..,, f 1 '- l ' ' ag L E' i ru 1 It 1 lt wasn't my fault. And this is what's left of Mrs. Kittle now that Anatomy Class is over. l 5 Where's the rating? 1 f 3? N- You WANT three Weeks restrictions? And after we do 8x10's of all the teachers, we'll decide on the rest of the u JC' ie- :-,Z-f??'d '-xwg b M Yg,+:' . I .1 .S ff: N- ? lyk L Who said to turn on the fan? Singin' round the campfire. Hey, were's the Mil1er's'? X 's 26' ' 1 Fi 3 7 I Vg. r V 04 1 Ihr ' 1' 1 T 1 -., si - table of contents opening ............... administration and faculty . . band ............. cheerleaders ....... candids . . juniors . . . sophomores . football ..... homecoming . . crazy capers . . girls basketball . life on campus . . talent show . . sensations .... dramatic seniors . . 'rasslin' ....... the new age players . . jackaseronuts . . . boys basketball . . . clubs .......... facultyfstudents game . . slaves for sale ..... superlatives ..... always and forever . . organizations .... special olympics . . track ....... baseball . . tennis . . . .... . seniors . . . . ..... president and first lady . graduation ....... baby pictures .... awards . . . ads ...... rodeo ....... senior candids .... behind the scenes . . yearbook staffers . . . . . .1-5 . . .6-15 . . 16-21 . . 22-25 . . 26-29 . . 30-37 . . 38-47 . . 48-53 . . 54-57 . . 58-63 . . 64-67 . . 68-71 . . 72-73 . . 74-77 . . 78-79 . . 80-83 . . 84-87 . . 88-89 . . 90-95 . . 97-97 . . . 98-99 100-101 102-105 106-109 110-130 . . 131 132-137 138-141 142-143 144-160 . . 161 162-167 168-177 178-183 184-208 . . 209 210-211 212-213 214-216 735100.00 worth of popcorn? 3 dedication ILL, .i 13 .a ' - ff, nl Y : if ft. ii , Ms. Sinclair presents plaques to Dorman Skeens and Tom Shafer in appreciation of their dedication to Hoover. 4 ur 1 Recipients of 1978-79 Yearbook Dedication Award. Dorman Skeens and Tom xg Did YOU see that play? And this is my birthday. I think I've broken in this chair. ...L fgfff X ' Af . . 4-is .Assisi This is the 15th permit this morning. Midway into the year Mr. Jim Higginbotham, our Vice Principal, was promoted to Principal of Elkview Junior High. His replacement is Mr. Carlton Gandee. When asked if he had encoun- tered any problems with the students respecting his authority, since he was formerly a coach, he declared that he had no problems whatsoever because he had always been an assistant assis- tant . Mr. Lonnie J. Miller, our returning Principal, as well as Mr. Gandee, graduated from Glenville State College where he received his A.B. degree. Mr. Miller also received a M.S. degree from Syracuse University and a Masters in Ad- ministration from West Virginia University, another of Mr. Gandee's alma maters. This is Mr. Miller's third year as Principal at Hoover. 7 6 I na 55 mg r X n- r Fi 5.-6' ,1,. Y, ,f .W 1- W' sin 5 ag 'J' 'Nx. i T ACHER , w- 5 instruct ' x x .LJ 'Ts .1 fr' A gsm- sponsor coach advise -H -+ Brenda Armstead Marianna Author Hurford Bolyard Pat Cheviliar Connie C1endeni1 'ELK-,A 6' IPS! I ,1'. ,Ln V4 TL s-,, S tg 5'--.. if 'T 1-mf 5 A 4 ing TEA CHER influence suggest determine revise -' -- , , ,?1::,5..,,..w If : ef if ,.....G f' . fish ' T ,Q 5,3 .-5,14 I, xi' Y N ,Zi-1 -it-. , f mr: 1 L , ', -1.25. , - -Lx f 'K -f - 1 2 -n - Kelley Pat Kelly Elaine Kerr Margo Kittle Sharon Lipscomb if f P 4 LL' r L K V 'f if .1-UT 0 1 T A CHER plan evaluate motivate develop Connie McClure Mary Kay Moales Wick Munoz Fred Myers Helen Myers gk f ,i F .. ff if ...- .' - il ' ' A' 'Q 3 ' f 'Q ,hwy Gun Pm-king Pam Pinion Connie Searls Kav Skeens f Vatu: 95 ' 13 vi F -73:2 k - V :.i5,T7 , 'f' Hes Lnrru Rnnrh pn'-H11 Smith T ACHEE lead experience counsel laugh Dm-1 Wnlknr TEH I --'7' '- - ' K.b ' 4, ip X -- -f- - - -4 -- .- -gl-f Q .5 Carolyn Young Connie Young Belinda Yerkey .. v..,f:a.f -1. wil- Ui' as o .Ju 1 Si 11. marching huskies 197 8-7 9 Sponsor Mr. Nick Munoz in CO 1ST ROW: Pam Campbell, Trina Woods, Cindy Arbogast, Patty Swiney, Curtis Hedrick, Lois Taylor, Terri Joan Hayes, Melanie Larch, Barb Jackson, Sharon Hatcher, Ruth Burdette, Tresa Slack, Debbie Chandler, Morris, Drerna Taylor, Mr. Munoz, Carla Oliver. 2ND ROW: Stephanie Huffman, Jamie Poe, Debra Spradling Ore, Delbert Meadows, Amy Werner, Sarah Bamette, Ruth Wygal, Charles Smith, Julie Hayes, Bobby Young, Carrie Seese, Carlton Withrow, Susan McCamey, Connie Westfall, Kathy Eakele, Shanah Young, Parsons. BRD ROW: Ann Larch, Kathy Morris, Rhonda Poling, Melissa Mace, Becky Davis, Lisa Sampson, 1 g mg -N--pq.,--.wvnil Tom Shaffer, Beth Hamerick, Kay Brown, Lisa Morgan, Nornia Rucker, Patty Cobb, Jackie Osbourn, Mary Jo J Pat Chris Belcher, Soni Livingstone, Valerie Waits, Jane Wood. 4TH ROW: Terri Cunningham, Vicki Settle, Beth Greg Pauley, Dee Campbell, John Putillion, Tom Morris, Steve Berkhouse, Blaine Hess, Mike Morrison, Marty eff Harris, Lori Euler, Candy Seese, Maria Smith, Teia Hoover, Patti Meadows, Phyllis Spencer. 5TH ROW: Rhonda hamblin, George Kerr, Philip Morris, Doug Hoffman, Mike Hoffman, Jay Frame, Tim Holcomb, Torn Auvil, Terah Pauley, Gail Jones, Terry McCauley, Kim McCrosky, Pam Harper, Terri Parsons, Beth White. S if I A-swf !f!F'.91, .-3 J' M, .. I K... 1.5:H, .A .U .,,. L 6. -f pf lg -:gf x Af' Y. I . , - Y I ., Y' S j M , x . P391 .kr .df ,-N 'I , ..- ,, 'k,. .1 +L , .Mm v V -1 -Lx - --rv, Qi: E '4kf'f,sf . , V ' 4 4.3 X X S! 1? E, 7 . w N A , 4 1 I by Teia Hoover September 30, the uskies traveled to to compete in the third an- Kanawha River Marching contended with nine in two eventsg one being the other in parade. maneuvers the band did not rnade a good showing for While on the other their parade performance, ching Huskies received first eeks later on October 14, the g Huskies participated in the alnut Festival held in Spen- . They were again judged in and field maneuvers. in parade the Marching captured first place. And in euvers, despite the fact that een raining and the band was er the Marching Huskies, but ping Huskies, they placed . Girl twirler, Stephanie n, placed third. Angela Parsons was chosen e majorette corps as second up to Miss Majorette. the marching huskies on the move I How cold is it while marching in the Christmas parade? Marching Huskies - 1978 Christmas Parade, Charleston, WV You're in the army now! H ii? V i M, y 2' J L-- 1 Good cracker: marching huskies majorette corps 1ST ROW - Rhonda Jackson, Terri Cunningham, Ann Larch, Pam Campbell, Carla Oliver-head, Angela Parson, Phyllis Spencer, Beth White, not pictured--Stephanie Huffman-twirler, 1-i x. . - -L - by Teia Hoover After several delays, the 32nd Annual Daily Mail Kanawha County Majorette Festival was finally held on Wednesday, October 19th at Oakes Field. The Marching Huskies and the majorette corps came home with six out of eight trophies offered in this event. The majorette corps placed third in corps marching. Although they didn't place in corps routine or originality, they made a good showing. Stephanie Huffman, girl twirler, placed third as did boy twirler, Bobby Hodges. Both twirlers came up with outstanding perfor- mances to win awards, and although our majorette corps was let down placing only third in corps marching, I felt they did a very nice job and L .45 i . . as it , .n. . L - nothing at all to be ashamed of, commen Nick Mlmoz. He added, They have beenia definite '11 all of our marching performances includi three competition parades we have won or pl: this year. In competition for best band, the M Huskies placed second. Overall they 1' second place Grand Champion. Mr. Munoz said in closing, Our band and marched very well, and I was very please their entire show. We were happy to place the Band Marching and Playing Category. Hoover band has placed in this event sin category was initiated. -4 --.,f,1 K . anis..-' L.. ,.. .Q , 'K A ..-,f ' -. vs. --...J,.'1 '-' , , .- .k'., ,4 .rm-, ,I w ' ffl' x , 7 v- ' A - v- A - ' 5 N Y -I L 'T ,- , 1 . , T ,' ,. ' ' M M 'v Q 1 - . , -N 1 N , N ' ' my ra- , r ai. f., ,. 152313 -m..,.,,..g.,, M 'T-, 9-r3 .F iji,i ':', -- 123914-5-'f'r, +-. , 3 Terri Cunningham . vggfza, v iii ii., P My ,., . ,491 - -MQ. . 1, 'sew ,O . nc- ,, F . 1- 2 r an E. -1- v . ,,, X. - , .,., . ,en , Q .L 1 3' Jane Wood ug -2. a r .. 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N . - . p-, 'W 'if'-'-f -Qff' ...qv 'f-Am, -.,-9 ' :HLLV ,' , - ' 5.1 ' 51, Q 2 - ,gf -1-,'!j-2 . , VA-,-., . . it Q , -v -T... 2 --- ..- - J , . -mg, , ' ,F 3 , meg :.:,. gi u?Q'.g-'T-feQL::f.J41,Ei: 3 fm., , 1 -'...,.+,1', iff- 1 - 1 w v 1, . , 1 V 't gh: ffm- V :v , K . - ' . 4' :gf vi- ' dw, .- irfh. - G-o1--f- - na a ' -ff H- - ' -A ' ' Pam Campbell ADD Larvh 21 rahl rahl rah! Hoover Huskie Varsity Cheerleaders 1978-79 Rebound See my cute, brown nose. 978 7 vnu keep the student body and fired up during this year. They ch on when we won, and helped us spirits up when we were loosing. W like to thank them for their help, a them cheerful days. The VARSITY cheerleaders fort were: Kim Ryder, Lisa Lane, Lipscomb, Bonnie Biagi, Kelly C Robin Crede, Diane Carnes. JUNIOR VARSITY: Cyndi B Lisa Chandler, Margaret Witholm, Vance, Rhonda Glass, Cindy Ryan. The Cheerleaders for 1 - 9 l 'UU 1 li ,,g'N.1-a.,- It was thi3-3-g big! Aren,t we adorable. ' fo ff Go, team, go! nw 1 W getting the runaround by Kim Drennen Cheerleaders, football players, and band members have it easy! They dress for a game and perform only once. This year's Huskie mascot performs twice-first as a cheerleading mascot and then as a band member. There's a lot of running, says Becky Davis, this year's mascot. She often has band and cheerleading practice on the same day. This summer the cheerleaders practiced once a week and every weekday during August. Becky missed cheerleading camp because it was the same week as band camp. During a football game she cheers during the first quarter, then late in the second quarter she changes into her band uniform, to perform at half-time. After half-time she is a cheerleader once more. By the end of a game I'm exhausted, just totally, and soaking wet with sweat, says Becky. In between band and cheerleading she finds time to do her Chemistry, Zoology, and College Algebra and Trigonometry homework. Becky is also a member of the United Nations Club and the Vice-President of the West Virginia Advent Christian Youth fellowship. They love me. Y f Oh Boy, a new flea collar! MDF' ,y :, 4.3 , if . ..a- -'- g, .., , --- Togethemess. O I we got the sp mt! It sure beats the old, wooden step-ladder. Who do we appreciate? Hoover! Hoover! Q A- ' , We've got to glue the Huskie head back together. Which way did they go? Right on! Z -he V f Aggiw wi I' , - I Lili, far? 1 ' W, I got spirit. I think Pm going to sneeze again. 25 makin' memories f . 1 'T-P+ .V me , , 4 ' ' X ' x J I 1 A 'N 11- .f ' . V f ' s 3 P' - ' - ' ESQ- - u'f ,, Ai fi.. - rf - A, .Q Y pf , .,.. : -. L. 1 N , . . i 5- ' I . I 1- - ,- . ifazfnfg' ,rg 'S-'1 H i - -... Z Q'f'l'1g'2QL'f1V5i ' . , df' 2, Jil? K A 4 Who, us? . 5 . Q. 1 I wish this was an electric. ' 4' . I . vi I , ., i MH , ' :I , ,- I'd walk a mile for a camel? You picked a fine time to leave wheel. T lf v l Cheesecake R Y I think Pm seein' double. Alien speaks a foreign language I don't understand. And here's to English, Ms. Sinclair! 'l y 4 51 E . ,X .11 ' L., e Jeff Cottrill competes for a place in the GUINESS WORLD BOOK OF RECORDS. 27 Brain at work. r' ' i iv ,- I ,ia I can't figure you out, Mr. W. It's really a T-bird in drag. . ..-.4 -v'- ' g . 4-,252 ,A 1. 4-f WWE. V' QM.: ' ' e' - ' - What's goin' on here? If I put an x in the Wake up, Melanie. Mother Nature's at it again! A dandruff test? Vw? What a day for a daydream iq. if SX No way, Hosea! st itf' What's an X for? A stitch in time saves nine.' u,,m1., W, ,,. fwlimw ,W ll will v, 'f-N 1 I , flb,'l w:rlllllllW' 'll 'l W. 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'ftvvzrzevx-'-:-', '-'l'l'?Q'I-.' .x ,...n..1 .V,. 1 -1s1Ez2fr:1::4i1g.vzx:+ ! LL' 'U am, E 1 'Q -1 ,, ' , gridiron finishes 6-4 .3-. By Troy Acree Hoover Huskie football team finished the a 6-4 record registering victories over Dunbar, High, Hurricane, Sissonville, George on, and St. Albans. obtaining a record of 2-3 after five games, the rang up four straight victories, winning four of t five contests. uskies started their four game string of victories -0 win over Hurricane on a very muddy turf. Hoover g up a convincing 27-14 score against Sissonville as oe Cowley was commended for his sportsmanship nning up the score against a greatly outmanned lle squad. e Washington then traveled to Herbert Hoover and kies turned in what may have been their most im- performance of the season as they upset the BERT HOOVER HIGH I'llISKlES 1978 Football Schedule 1 ouNsAn Home a soum cHARLesroN AwAY 5 c.H.s. AwAY 2 Moum view Home 9 OPEN p 6 ourom AwAY 13 HURRICANE Home E1 slssoNvnLLe AwAv 7 Geo. wAsHlNG'roN AwAY 3 sr. ALBANS Home io NITRO AwAv heavily favored Hatriots, 20-14. The victory over G.W. marked the second straight year Hoover's gridders have turned back the Patriots. Hoover then defeated St. Albans 31-20 in their last home game of the season. Although the victory was anticlimatic to the George Washington game the Huskies out fought the Red Dragons and iupgraded their season record to 6-3. Strangely enough what may have been the most exciting game of the season for the Huskies ended on a sour note as they lost to Nitro 3-0 on a field goal with three seconds remaining in regulation play. The game was a hard fought, defensive battle which saw both teams unable to make any sort of serious offensive threat. The loss ended the Huskie's impressive string of victories at four leaving the Hoover gridders at 6-4 for the season. i l l 49 x - 'H-v Thi ' 1978-1979 u kie Countr ! 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' .1-v-U IVF :fu II' f-w.:' J -L' 1 : V-fl' f , A '7 ..,,V1g-ji wkqrl-V-V,AJ,.Nl nw, V-g L w1'.'.'.3y5. 315431. ,sVg,. 1, .:. xmawgifjl V In IM Lu . ..,,, .T,.,.-.wx V V V , 12-:v..,....f . . , 'V .,UJ'::, KL -,f1gV5,f 'lu-H fag jul 1,1 gq4:1L:19Hv,.w1 K 1-'--nf'-wrlV:ur+'V 1 WW., -n.,.N.Yu . ..-. . ,U 'L V, Vw.. :V V. .V 'f-V .Q Q13 Q wiuw: 15, fy- :Q znqma f ' ,V QQ ' . f f.51Z1flQ?f'Vi.. Jkifzpll -'G.ff'aw iffsmzj-Yij'2 ':ldl ,Flaw V4.1 1 we huskies on the field Need a hand up 6 Jo I aging really Pay Just you and me against the world. I think I fommd a wall. L f, ,Alla- -sw-f , as. if EY. 44 ' , .,:, , V ,rw 1 jay 1 1 ' ' Wy, ,. Q gr JF . H 'i I 2? .e, 3, Y Jr, vis ,V JF . Ah! 1,78 Wanna race? ' vfkx N 57 PF!-runway-,H '.,' 5- S, R 5. Q I , 1 ,,-TSW' ' '1- Typing is such fun. We've got a secret. If 0 A W ' - Ads' .J Don't ask me, Ijust exist here. if -K U' fi Hurry and take the picture, I gotta test to cram for. 1 so so Macho Man. Robbie Parsons creator of backdrop for majorettes. P Freak out! amazing but true Kodak Jr.? 1 - Jf ' ,-513'--A Q h ' vs T Q -on guise The Three Musketeers. New kid in Town. ay? I just love business. h h Gee, Mr, Perkins, you must neally love your work. X 1 5 of , 1- 3 3 ' +L K 5 5 ua. ,P 'lx .1 i I o , ..M' , ,. -: f ' A ,- aa in 'Am I wx ' 1 N N ,V-J' , MN. Oh, not today. I'm too busy for a bomb scare. if-7 ,V EQ 5 Fooled ya'. Bet ya' thought I'd he on page 142. I'm on top of the world. Us What happened, Johnna? P' Is this any way to behave at the prc Mrs, Young explains Jello. ,M-mf-f ua- vwfay- . F c 'P y, Mr. Kee, I am the real Mike Chandle crazy, crazy, campus capers crazy capers continue - -- ta,':.E? 15.1. ' 9' if qs-- A shower a day! Hey, is this fair? Hard at work. See anybody you know? What ya, mean, I missed lunch? 62 . . We just loovvee business, Mrs. Cox. 2 'KP Possible conviction - charge of attempting to imper- Attempted citizen's arrest by Gabby Carnes because she in Godspell. ludy Niday: Who said I stole those basketball socks? Mug and Print' ' Can these Hoover Residents beat the legal rap? Steve Pete: You can't really arrest me for being short, dark, and ugly. Can you? W l , H it f . ' i, ji , W i 5 Donna Parker: I didn't say we were parking, I said my name was Parker. Lynn Smith: I wasn't stealing from that cash register, I was borrowing from it. 63 n J Er J Connection Leads Huski -' xref' iT1rfafr-neiszF'W1'w'af'' ' v fanafw-,-fvffsffazfrr- -, 1-s-...,..-.L-. ,f ..- -.. ..... -..- .,. X .-Q iv. . .l.L... '. .t, . .,.. .. - . , tgcslklllg B V Wikilg' 1 4 .tnexin by Brian Tolley The Dallas Cowboys may be proud of their T Sz T connection, but Charlie Watt, the girls' new head basketball coach, may have found a com- bination of his own. Johnna Lyons and Judy Niday, or the J 8: J connection, have excited crowds everywhere with their two-woman show. The two have put on an amazing exhibition by scoring 179 of Hoover's 237 points so far this season. Lyons is leading the squad with a 18.3 average while Niday is hitting at a 13.7 pace. J 8: J started off the Huskies season by almost single-handedly beating the Nitro Wildcats. Although the girls lost to Stonewall Jackson 39- 34, Niday and Lyons kept their torrid pace by scoring 15 and 11 points respectively. Hoover then came back to beat Charleston Catholic 43-25 by using a sterling defense as shown by the stoppage of Irish star Beth Kogoy to only eight points. J 8: J combined for 33 of the Huskies' points with Niday pumping in a career high total of 20 points. Lyons then scored 60 points in the next two games during victories over Sissonville and South Charleston. The 48-26 romp over Sissonville was highlighted by the girl's sprawling defense and hustling play. Lyons then tallied a career high 36 points while also putting on a free throw exhibition by knocking in 14 and 15 attempts. So beware Kanawha Valley Conference, the J 8: J tandem is on the prowl, and they are hunting for a KVC Championship. Other members of the starting lineup include Susan Cowley, Chris Jones, and Sherry Cox. Five home games remain. They are, Dunbar on Oct. 31, Charleston on Nov. 7, Nitro on Nov. 9, Stonewall on Nov. 14, and Sissonville on Nov. 23. The four away games are, East Bank on Nov. 2, Catholic on Nov. 16, St. Albans on Nov. 21, and South Charleston on Nov. 30. Following a loss to George Washington, 31-18, J 8z J came back to nip Dupont 45-43 when the Panthers missed a last second field goal attempt. Lyons and Niday again combined to carry the load in both of the games. Charleston then dealt the Huskies their third loss of the season as a tough defensive per- formance was being administered to the J 8a J Connection. yJg55l1IyE5 Lyons, senior Judy Niday , 4 f Wk Q7 w Lv ., fa QW Sherry Cox A Coach Watt xt -3 as I if 'vi X U' 1 O 'ED' X ' 1 By Brian Tolley Herbert Hoover's girl's basketball team has finished at the .500 mark at 10-10 with con- secutive wins over Sissonville and South Charleston. Johnna Lyons continued to play well despite the temporary departure of star, Judy Niday, who sustained a sprained ankle. Lyons is currently second in the Kanawha Valley Conference behind Catholic's Beth Kogoy with a 17.7 scoring average. Sophomore Susan Jack started in Niday's place and has been doing an excellent defensive job. Stephanie Carte and Connie Bell, both sophomores along with Jack, brighten the future for the Huskie girls. Judy Niday made her comeback a successful one by scoring 20 points in the girl's last home game with Sissonville. The Huskies won the game 50-34, in recording their ninth victory of the season. Niday and Lyons then combined for a 42 point performance in a 65-51 win over South Charleston. They had 23 and 19 points respec- tively. Connie Bell contributed 9 points for the Huskies. 67 I 1 variety adds spice A shower for Mom. 4 x -a. , :ot .15 , J 1 .4 1 ,- , Miss Personality? Not from this picture, Run on, Run on. I S If I put the O in the middle . . . What do you mean, it self-destructs'? life on campus -q ,,e,-,.waxa We ,all have those days. I just love business class, Ms. Cox. 3191- l 1' X M., Sill - - Pam, look at this neat idea! Roll d0Wn the window for two P0il'ltSl,' Suspence has me on the edge of my seat. 6. .611- AL Q, W X. If gi 21-UN: ' A Ts'-'E , - ' 5 f N rw yy k 1 L ' 53 !', L, '.'- - 7.3-'B 1 14.4 9 Tlwf -X .1 ...-- .5 '61 Vf ' x gf .J-'Q J. 4'. ff: , Q- ft A pw'-' D af.: , 5 , X I K. 41 pi.. :Kg-Y' ,L4f!?f2 .L ! I I 'iAi' 1 4? u. . ,J E34 -: gg , -1' I i A f. f.fJ . ' I 5? 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Either of these titles would have been appropriate since a good portion of the Talent Show consisted of Bluegrass, even though only two bluegrass bands participated. First there was Ramblin' Grass, consisting of Matt and Mike Morris, Shayne McCoy, and Joe O'Dell. Mrs. Lipscomb joined in with the boys for their own rendition of Fox on the Run . Also, The Blue Creek Revue picked a few selections for which they placed third in the competition. Their band consists of Richard Hardman, Mike Melton, and Tim and Flip Morris. They, too, had some female accompaniment from Peggy Carpenter and Debbie Estep on Country Roads . There was, however, a wide variety of other acts. The formost of which in- cluded the genuine talents of Melanie Larch singing Songbird , and Pam Looney along with Sandy Cox singing If We Only Had Some Time , a song whose music and lyrics were com- posed by Pam Looney herself. There was also a dance by Renee Carper and Beth Young, which won first place, a barbershop quartet which placed second, a floor routine by Stephanie Huffman, and a demonstration from Mike Fink's skateboard team. Ohhhh noooooo! Who could forget the Mr. Bill's Show, or Crystal Jones Roseanna Roseannadanna, both taken from Saturday Night Live. A couple of other teachers besides Mrs. Lipscomb were also in the show. Mr. Dana Humphreys did an ex- tremely funny monologue, well most of us enjoyed it, right Conrad Searls? Mr. Gus Perkins also did a comedy routine, it was something about a wild and crazy guy , but we still haven't figured out what it was. Last but certainly least, let's not forget our witty Master of Ceremonies, Matthew Humphries. Although he was sometimes boring and occasionally didn't make sense, he was more often funny and the show could not have made it without him. Thanks, Matt. 72 Judges: Randy Damron, Pat Kelly, Dan Webb N. Bobby Hodges, Chris Taylor, Blaine Hess, Kenny Baker sing barber shop style. Elk River Band performs Rock and Roll H I Q:-fag 7.- 43, New flgzg: ' m N' .W , bw 3. gif i-:Rf .. O'- gif . f' ' I , 1:-Xiu it ly r 1935 ik 4 .EQ vii 5 F3 Rf fff? , .,. :fn H' if 1 -'v ' K ' 152 , s . QS? if 4 w 1. K K v ....g.l!' , If ,223 x iii ae?-2' W 4 .K ff, if A 5 rl ' X f - ,. .-, , 5.- : F r V - 3 X x 2- . 5 un if EL M Af- 5 E V. IFJ fi ' 4 ' bw, .r-1? ' 4 .. J, -. 1. 1 , 4 A if fl .' M' ' , -.g s f V Z' 5 y 2 ' rw. ., V I ' , n ,513 5','5j?5-N: A 1. . .NL 1. vi' W' V in X. , 394' . wail. 5 I I A.,.N'a,. Tr? ' Y.-SQEE1. 'gifafxkal , ke another string? H sf. I, ,QW ill YT' l..... giulu ff f' . TR M5 1 sensations are sensational sponsor pat kelley By Amy Werner Spring is not only a season for sports. It is a time when the music world comes into full bloom also. Many musical ac- tivities have been scheduled this spring by the music department. All-County and All-State tryouts have been held for both chorus and band members. Many of these students are working hard to prepare for their upcom- ing concerts. The students from Herbert Hoover who will participate in the All-State Chorus Concert are: sopranos Melanie Larch and Carmen Bragg, altos Julie Blackwell and Danita Mullins, tenor Chris Taylorg and basses Blaine Hess and Carlton Withrow. The All-State Chorus Concert will be held in Hun- tington on March 31. The students selected to represent Herbert Hoover in the All-County Chorus Concert are as follows: sopranos Carmen Bragg, Patty Cobb, Alice Hardman, Melanie Larch, Kyla Morrison, Michele Payne, Sandra Shafer, Linda Whitehairg altos Julie Blackwell, Debbie Estep, Tinki Knight, Danita Mullins, Becky Ore, Michelle Ringoot, Teresa Slack, Ruth Wygalg tenors John Bird, Curtis Evans, Phillip Hersman, Blaine Hess, Bobby Hodges, Mark Lewis, Randy Pierson, Chris Taylor, Malcolm Whiteg basses Kenneth Baker, Larry Fisher and Carlton Withrow. The All-County Chorus Con- cert will be held on March 23 at 8:00 p.m. at the Municipal Auditorium. The spring chorus concert will be held at Herbert Hoover High School on May 28. Blaine Hess will present a selection at the baccalaureate. The full chorus will attend this year's awards assembly and the graduation ceremony to add musical voices to the festivities. The chorus director, Mrs. Patricia Kelly, commented on the spring plans for the chorus. Preparing for the All- County, All-State and school concerts will be the highlights of this year's spring season. The chorus will travel to all elementary and junior high schools in the area. The purpose of these visits is to bring publicity to the Choral Depart- ment at Herbert Hoover and to build up interest which will be shown by the in- creasing number and better quality of the chorus. 74 5 , , fi? f 2' 'Q P is 431 fx ' 'M if 'iff' w. 'H fy? ol 'WMF' 3113 g . 33, 4 . af L, , gi . d h i' Elmer Q .- g l jt gamssg gg g 3' V 1 ffrlfgfg Nfl' -1 :ef -3. 1' . 2255 iv .Flin 'll' 5' -. ,fu 'Z,1,1. V ' Q'S ni 'L .'?'f3o' - M -'iff' . ' Q c I , .-.'.'u.,5' gb I I - ' -- L 5 . ,rn A . , i C? g 1 our talented chorus V 'gg 'I Iffsvfgwli I HSI . .. 2 . . ,. ,r .D , .g, -r-., K, . .1 I. U. ., , r , s, ,nut ff, ' ' i v,. M 1 . K. Mrs. Kelly prepares for graduation sing --:Lf ,Q 5. A .. ii Bgii 75 It's a brand new look. Thanks, Pat about our sponsor About our director- Patricia Kelly: Teaching her first year as choral music director at Her- bert Hoover High School, is a graduate of Stonewall Jackson High Schoolg Morris Harvey College, and holds a Masters Degree plus 30 hours in Music Education from Marshall University. Her goal is to build the size, quality, and showmanship of the Choral Department at Herbert Hoover High School. Pianist Melanie Larch 77 ,f T ' i' .3253 Q X ye-315315 3. L . ' 4' QQ-1-'Q.,i'T? V V i ff f 9ii'E, L5 1 ,I I yu P' 'i'Jj'Lj .?P'?f.ff -3 '4:i'..-, ,gif 'Wx K'-fi, 'X sv .,-I , R , '45 l: !f'1 , 1, if 'Y-'fx-' A ' J9- K 1 . T 1-. ff? 4-L X L f M IN T' i x I 5 , 1 i A sprinkle a day . . . Don't beat meg I'll try harder. If you really loved me . . . dramatic seniors The Senior Class Players of 1979, under the direction of Mr. Danny Webb, will pre- sent Time Out For Ginger . Written by Ronald Alexander, Time Out For Ginger is a tlu'ee-act comedy. The story starts out with a fairly staid banker, father, Howard Carol KDavid Grovesl, who needs some sort of creative release and finds it in lecturing to local high school students on the need for fulfill- ment. It develops, however, that one of his daughters, the youngest of three, Ginger fTerry Allenl, has been very much im- pressed by her father's speech. She decided that her fulfillment can best be realized by going out for the football team. Any number of complications arise and Agnes, the mother CAmy Wernerj, has the task of trying to run the household smoothly amidst the chaos while Liz the maid CBonnie Biagil, keeps up with Ginger's exploits as a football player. The father's job is jeopardized because bank president, Ed Hoffman KJeff Harrisl doesn't approveg the older daughters Joan and Jeannie CPaige Parish and Teia Hooverl, insist that their social life has been blighted, especially Joan whose boyfriend, Eddie Davis CRandy Humphreysl, is captain of the football team. Disapproval mounts over Ginger's trying out to play football. The school principal, Mr. Wilson fTom Morrisb, tries everything he can to prevent her from playing. And her boyfriend, Tommy Green KMatt Humphreysl, threatens to end their relationship. Will Howard lose his job? Will Joan and Jeannie become hermits? Does Tommy break off with Ginger? There's only one way to find out. See Time Out For Ginger for yourself on November 16 and 17. By Troy Acree The Huskie wrestling team has wrapped up the season, with a fourth place finish in the KVC Tournament. Several Hoover wrestlers managed to get to the semifinals in that tournament. They were Tom Harper in the 112 pound class, David Hall at 119, Daris Shamblin as Unlimited, and David Maloney in the 125 class. Marty Maloney, who posted the top record on the team during regular season, won the championship in the 155 pound class by pinning Stonewall Jackson's Andy Marchal. Although they didn't win the conference title, the Huskie team was impressive at times and was in the race for the title most of the season. Coach Steve Kee believes his wrestlers pretty well lived up to his pre-season expectations, although they werenit quite as proficient at the end of the season as he hoped they would be. Overall Coach Kee thinks his team had a pretty good season. He also is already looking ahead. We are going to be a good team for the next two years because we had several good young wrestlers this season who are going to help us in the future. Seven Hoover wrestlers qualified to compete in the State Tour- naments February 22-24 in Wheeling. They were Rusty Lyons - 98 lb. class, David Crow Hall - 119 lb. class, Danny Bamhouse - 138 lb. class, Marty Maloney - 155 lb. class, Robert Neal - 105 lb. class, Steve Huffman - 132 lb. class, Daris Shamblin - Unlimited. Individual records through the Regional Tournament were: Rusty Lyons 14-12, Robert Neal 4-13, David Hall 17-11-1, David Maloney 16-13-1, Steve Huffman 12-13, Danny Barnhouse 10-13, Don Lucas 4-11, Marty Maloney 24-4, Jeff Young 11-13, Doug May 3-8, and Daris Shamblin 21-8. u 1ST ROW - Coach Key, M. 1 Meadows, J. Collet, S. Burdette, B. D. May, R. Samples, A. Coutz Humphreys. 2ND ROW - J. Sample per, D. Gallian, V. Dawson, C. Staup Rasslin' G. Swiney. 3RD ROW - J.D. D. Barnhouse, D. Lucas, M. Maloney, D. J. Young, D. Garret, R. Rucker. 4TH ROW R. Lyons, R. Neal, T. Harper, D. Hall, Huffman, S. Cox. -Us fm IR. X f L I xv 5 sa 5+ , ,-pw F, gm, -, 1.1 lm. 4 . x . , 31,-I F, ,. -JL , ff.: it 1,15 'T gli 1 1 1, I ,L . w. ,xg , N . l, sljfgh 3, 1 . ,. 'J .,,rx. r 1:5 'TL ,vw :: ai? J I I J H.: .fi ,E , -V, W we , 55' wp., msn... K wa-,....n4b,E-A 6 A x 9 'sw- ww' .3 w ,qs 231-' Y' E I m Q -9 .nuv- , -v . 5,34 ,,.4 1 3 .0- hgxl 1 Y -m 4 552' ,H 5. .5 5, fl ibm W1-:Q ,f 9 Jeri ,J Nw, ,4 ai , a w 2,51 if-. wif-...: 5 jf if X saazismi-3951 v3:H::M: '4-r-Q 2' K fr,.:aQ.f:5quE Vg, the mime company sponsorg ms. k. kalinyak wfydff fm W W W W. 2- Y '1 IZ ' . l Cf 'iff- DRAMA CLUB 1ST ROW - Jamie Poe, Kathy Summerfield, Natalie Wood Tam Darlene Ross, Ron Paro, Crystal Jones, Gracic Young, Cindy Fizer, Wittholm, Cathy Morris, Tammy Withrow, Karen McClure, Melar Michelle Payne, Michelle Ringoot, Sandy Samples, Beth Hamrio rr l'iur1nly5JI A kgix X :: I f X Stump, Bobby Hodges, Sandy Huffman, Chris Paro, Vanessa Truman, Rick Begley, Bruce Foster, Matt Humphreys, Kelby Kennedy, Soni Livingston, Kim Lyons, Cheryl Humphreys, Kelly Morrison, Cheryl Hubbard, Linda Duckett, Susan Lockhart, Rusty Lyons, Roger Samples, Tim Duff, Paul Ross, Gary Reed, Tom Auvil, Sandy Cox, Mike Biagi, David Groves, Tony Hill, Barbara Cooper, Vicki Lynn, Myra Kessel. Q 5 55 rl X N-fra' the new age players 5 --4-L 255257, Somehow you guys over there look just like usl' 86 4' 'E-he Ever heard of the twilight zone? Broadway, here we come! by Mary Writer ecember 15 and 16 The New layers performed Juve- ce at the Charleston Civic Little Theater. Though the by of The New Age Players are s from Herbert Hoover, a few young people have joined the from throughout the county. show Juvensescence, was a mation of a variety of mime choreographed dance, and s other acts. show was done as a benefit for ark, Inc., a non-profit organiza- esigned to deal with the needs ng people who need counseling new direction. There are five ies of Daymark, Inc., each ed to fit a particular need: The '.D.Y. Program, Patchwork, point, 'lhirning Point, Young Us Hotline, Aftercare Program, outh Services Directory. Mime and More Approximately 100 to 150 suppor- ters came each night to watch the performance which was staged two nights in a row. All the money received was donated to Daymark. The benefit cleared 3500.00 plus for Daymark. Other groups from Charleston par- ticipated and performed in Juvenescence. The St. James Liturgical Dancers opened the show with a special dance. John Hackney followed with some original numbers on his guitar. The Daymark Dollies were not to be surpassed, though, as they did an interpretive ballet com- plete with tutus and frisbees. The production, directed by Maryellen Hannah and Kathy Kalinyak, was at least one month in preparation. The New Age Players noticeably practiced long and hard to present such a professional style per- formance. The show crossed back and forth l from mime skits to dynamic dance numbers. Scenes from the skits in- cluded regulars like The Hulk,', Jaws, Up and Downf' and The Marionettef' New additions were The Dew Drop Inn, and The Mountain Climbers. Everyone's favorite, The Robots, was back again with new variations. The dancers from The New Age Players were equally entertaining performing to Takin' It to the Streets, The Best of My Love, and Come Sail Away. To conclude Juvenescence, the Elk River Band came on stage to per- form some well-known numbers from their repertoire. The New Age Players should be complimented for the long hours spent in preparing for this worthwhile benefit. Afterall, it was 'a really big shew'! 87 the jackastronuts launch from h.h.h.s. I've heard of being head over heels but this is a bit much. Donkey verses man 88 What a better way to evening than to watch a faculty members and stude sorry, RIDE donkeys in the attempting to play baske viously quite a few, or at 1 figured it was better th home with Family Feud. This action-packed gam share of thrills and spills, a good deal more spills and la thrills. It also had its sh terruptions in the action, w spectators wondered why in those donkeys hadn't been at least, paper trained. Inq cerning donkey training s directed to Scott Terribl Taylor at 965-4432. 1. 'N KW ti The last of the Rough Ride Giddy-Up. Ride'em, Cowboy The Clendenin Street Department? Two points - We hope QQ sucncsve DONKEY am co. - fwo v 89 ,. 7,5 ape 1 if, B anillii 90 'Ni' Q4 playm ball husk1e style C gdb! 8 I 2 up, up, and away Dec. 19 Dec. 22 January 5 Jan ua ry 9 January 12 January 16 January 19 January 23 January 26 January 30 February 2 February 6 February 10 February 13 February 15 February 20 February 23 March 3 March 9 March 12 THE RECORD South Charleston flostj Dunbar lwonj Catholic iwonl Nitro fwonj George Washington flostj Stonewall flostl St. Albans Cwonj Sissonville fwonl Dunbar Kwonl George Washington flostl Stonewall flostl Dupont Cwonl Charleston Clostl St. Albans flostl Catholic fwonl Nitro flostl Sissonville Kwon! East Bank Qlostl Charleston fwonl Nitro flostj 58-81 69-57 77-50 73-49 60-76 60-76 64-57 102-45 66-60 60-75 58-85 75-67 58-73 57-69 79-63 76-90 65-50 57-74 70-69 62-79 92 Jeff Jones is-E-. 1 lc I Jeff Skeens attempts a lay up. Why are 3 A little hung-up, Jeff? Mark Shafer Doug Rollyson Herman Pierson a little bit of fun . . . fa, Y' l A '- . J ' ww V J 5 Q I . ' V, i Q Q li' ' Vx I I e Ah-one and Ah-two . . . 94 T Just 0119 little P11511-H 'LAin't gonna watch this game no more! w l Team Helpers: Carla Oliver, Rhonda Jackson, Beth White, Vicki Settle .VM -Hy L- ,-. - ' - ug.v.L,. I gh. l ' ., El New disco step, Bonnie? P SD This flyin' young man don't need a trapeze. seasonal Wrap-up By Brian Tolley The Varsity basketball team finished their season with a 10-11 record. The Huskies were eliminated from the regional tournament 79-62 by the Nitro Wildcats. Robby Parsons had 24 points including all 10 of Hoover's first quarter points. Scott Coffman was the seasons leading scorer with a 18.6 average and Bear Gandee second with a 13.0 clip. Huskies playing their last game were Gandee, Jeff Skeens, Jeff Jones, Herman Pierson, Mark Shafer, and Doug Rollyson. The JV Basketball team finished with a 6-14 record this season. Improvement is expected because the Huskies played mostly with sophomores and juniors playing for the first time. It's serious business, right, J .V.'? organizations after variety FIREFIGHTERS: D. Walker, D. Shamblin, K. McCroskey, G. Estep, P. Smith, R. B Green, Greg Estep. E 9: What do you mean, there's a fire in the lab? 96 All IFF-' v' Q,..7 l - ,. ,fi aj' X: A it '!,' lL A BIBLE CLUB: D. Mullins, B. Hess, J. Blockwell, C. Bragg, M. Larch, C. Taylor, C. ' united nations sponsor, ms. belinda yerkey UNITED NATIONS ROW 1 - Melanie Larch, Tom Morris, Cindy Arbogast, Blaine Hess, Becky Davis. ROW 2 - Kim Siers, Beth Young, Jeff Harris, Mrs. Yerkey. future teachers of america sponsorg mrs. s. lipscomb FTA-SAE ROW 1 - Marsha Malone, Diane Keefer, Robin Gandee, Sherry Shafer, Sherry Mullins. ROW 2 - Trena Shafer, Diane Davis, Sharon Jones, Sandy Smarr, Deanna Mitchell, Mrs. Young. ROW 3 - Debbie Hayes, Rhonda Balsar, Jeannie Rollins, Anita Godbey, DeDe Smith, Shirley Chapman. 97 I' r I' 1 rf M 1 AA. -Q4 A r 1- What happened to the ball? It's fuzzy. Not this time, Coach! Spell bound. - s jim. I -.4 -.vdlf Now, just where is the ON switch? -DVI -- ...fge. '-F gF E 3 iggn-e .,,, ' lk m LL. -9 'FN Bu fel-..,f?3f playin' together. . . ,. 550' ,4- , .1 Go, Fred, Go! It's a bird! It's a plane! It's volleyball! T.T. strikes again! Alley-oop. Comin over. L M N2 gl? HQ In ig This is so embarrassing. go1ng . . . going . . . gone! Herbert Hoover High School is not where most people would go for a taste of the Old South, but that is exactly what came to mind during the slave auction held there. Several students and even a few courageous teachers were auctioned off by Colonel Bob Fleming, a certified auc- tioneer. He made the slaves feel at ease while they were, and sometimes were not, being bid on at the same time managing to coerce prospective buyers into upping their bids. He was colorful, jocund, and downright entertaining. The Colonel came up with many amusing comments, such as his references to his rising blood pressure when a young lady was nearby and his expression of sincere regret that his female teachers did not look like ours. The auction was also a financial success. Bidding began at 504: and went up to 821.00 for Valerie Waits. As for the teachers, the most expensive was Mr. Don Walker at 3522.00 and the most for the least was Ms. Debbie Sinclair going for 83.50. Altogether the auction brought in a total of 325000, much more than any of its predecessors. 100 'LS . E . Stand aside, this one's mine if , ,A . iv Bez ll .alfa Hold back the crowd. 0' Are you kiddin'? Do you think I'm worth 75ot'? No, we don't accept Master Charge. Only a number 2? We're so clever. She's only for rent, not for sale. T? it's all a matter of taste 102 'Q Then we'll have dinner in Paris. We have ways of making you talk, Mr. G. pg an For 504: I'11 let her out. C? 'X Are you sure Bonnie and Clyde started this way 'Tm prettiest. V 1 - Prettiest Hair - Terri Cunningham g 'W N Tony Hill 1 E! . Q 2 - Biggest Complainers - Johnna Lyons Jeff Skeens 3 - Most Courteous - Kim Gross Jeff Jones 4 - Most Likely To Succeed - Cheryl Neal Tom Harper 5 - Biggest Flirts - Su Conrad Mark Shafer 6 - Most Talented - Amy Werner Blain Hess 7 - Most Conceited - Carla Oliver Jeff Skeens 8 - Prettiest Smile - Tammy Droddy Tony Casanave Tennessee Tuxedo is our hero! Carla, Who? What's a Skeens? If this were for real, we wouldn't be smiling! ,pf WA. 'W GEF? M y Sw -X W QT? T' fkzi'9':.,-lj A x- , lf :A T mf M , 1:4 R, Til' 5 -Q' 3' .qw .3 1 arf' 1-,is . '- ,. flxx . :fx f'X. s 1 ' PQ 31 ,V ,N -5 . r -' r 1 . is ii- J, s ns! x4 'AQi ,, , ' . -lf 1 Prettiest eyes - Tony Casanave Most Intellectual - Cheryl Neal Tom Harper Loudest - Bonnie Biagie Richard Hardman Most Athletic - Johnna Lyons Kelly Cole . Most Popular - Carla Oliver Marty Maloney Best Dressed - Lynn Smith Jeff Jones Most Like To Be Ship Wrecked With - Lynn Smith Tony Casanave Best Dancers - Bonnie Biagie Tony Hill Biggest Huskie Fans - Melanie Larch Hoggie Atkins 105 Honest, I'm worth S22.50. WQWWWWWWWQE SQA 55 2 EMA gui Q 3 515.3 F-3- g2f?5S3QQ'?? sam- Qrgsg g '3' QgiQ?5fgEzi E QQ? E ?' 3 2 Q '3' R WWWWQWWWWWXWWW 834 Wiiii aL el?-KL ofcfocgf inf Law QL LEW, QMMJQLMWHGMMQJLMW ETWWWTWWWWWWWWTWW here. A whole half gallon? 'fl -XJ I just love the prom . Don't you, Marsha? Smile, This is candid camera. Are we a gorgeous, classy couple? A 107 a mixing of friends X '. You don't say. Disco Duck. N! I've got a secret. fp if X The Fantastic Four Excitement at it's peak. always and forever We swayed to the sound of Char1eston's Skiffle band as the can- dle lights flickered and danced from the mirrors that surrounded the dance floor of the Daniel Boone Hotel. The romantic mood was set by the theme of Always and Forever and enhanced by the soothing green and gold decorations. We had waited long and worked' hard for this big event, the Junior-Senior Prom of 1978-79 held May 5th. While we waited in line to have our portraits taken for Mom, many were dancing to the new disco sound or cuddling to romantic overtures. Even the teachers who attended couldn't resist frolicking on the floor. Yes, it was a night to remember, always and forever. I'm not so sure I approve of this. rah! rah! rah! YL Q-1 3 IST ROW: Marie Smith, Kim Kizer, Diane Carnes, Margaret Witholm, Robin Crede, Robin Vance, Donna Cindy Ryan, Kelly Dye, Lois Clark, Mrs. Young Sponsor. 2ND ROW: Tammy James, Jeff Minton Lisa Chandler, Lisa Lane, Rhonda Glass, Tonya Rucker, Michelle Ringoot, Scott Miller, Terry Boner Robin Parker, Valerie Piercy, Jill Moles, Carla Surface, Jeff Collett, Scott Burdette, Mary Jo R , , Janet Scott, Charlene Ball, Becky Chambers, Soni Livingston. 4TH ROW: Lisa4Bays, Cheryl Jackson, ucas, Reagan Shamblin, Barb Jackson, Rhonda Jackson, Valerie Waits, Tammy Young, Caroline Witholm, ghes, Be Be Porta. 5TH ROW: Linda Jeffers, Marsha Maloney, Debbie Hayes, Misty Humphreys, Dennis Jisa Morgan, Patty Cobb, Kelly Morrison, Beth Hamrick, Cheryl Hubbard, Drema Taylor. During the 1978-79 school year the Pep Club was involved in many spirited activities. These included putting up nearly enough posters and signs for sports events to make imitation wall paper in the halls and the gym. They also decorated everything from bulletin boards to a fence at Homecoming and even the bleachers for ball games. The club members participated in the various dress up days during Homecoming week. Even though they usually made their own cheering section during games to help the cheerleaders, their enthusiasm was not limited to sports events. They also helped the March of Dimes to collect money for their cause. The Pep Club was prominent when the thrill of victory rang through the halls, but it was also a ma- jor asset in keeping the morale and spirit of the student body, as well as the athletes, raised when these same walls fell silent with the agony of defeat. The officers for 1978-'79 were as follows: President - Tawnya Rucker, Vice President - Scott Bur- dette, Secretary - Becky Chambers, Treasurer - B.B. Porta, Sponsers - Carolyn Young, Mary Kay Moales. 111 KAREN .Rose Hughart BARBARA Laura Pittman LYNN Rosetta Newhouse . Terah Pauley Robert Melton Bobby Hodges DeWitt Miller . . Allen Dean Mike Morrison NICOLE Susan Lockhart GABE Stephen Berkhouse li , r' y .. I told you I wasn't tickelish. How tall was he, Mr. Webb? AM? 3 ANA 6 ru. .ZZLTQ V X M Have you read the latest article on the mysterious abdicbor that has hit Hoover? He especially likes Roses in white sweaters. T' 'il ROW 1 - Stanley Martin, Greg Carnes, Steve Pete, Doug May, Clruis Paro. ROW 2 - Sue Conrad, Margaret Witholm Mrs Beth Campbell, Amy Werner, Teia Hoover, Jeannie Burdette. ROW 3 - Brian Slaman, Rex Carnes Clayton Burdette Maloney, Steve Kennedy, Mike Sweeney, Angela Parson, Clifton Burdette. ROW 4 - John Bird, Valerie Waits Rhonda Jackson White, Carmen Bragg, Candy Seese, Ken O'dell. ein bier, bitte. danken nein. The Intemational Club sponsored a canned food drive for the needy at Christmas. The drive was a great success for a total of 499 items of food were collected, which was four times as much as had been collected in previous years. The food was used to make from 50 to 75 Christmas baskets which were distributed throughout the community. Part of the driving force behind the enthusiastic collection of so much 114 food was the promise of an Italian dinner from the International Club to the club bringing in the most food. The winner of this taste tempting in- vitation was none other than the French Club, famous for its food oriented format. The French Club with its familiar fervor accumulated 146 items. The dinner was held in February and, needless to say, was thoroughly enjoyed by all members of both clubs. 5 I l -1 . H' . my 'A ,- Yan. y . in w u f ,1 4 is K -Q, A 1 - -1. I. IV .V - V ml--w uf L, Wm ' :'-h,- . r r af- I fly xx f I 1 va X, , ls is , lu' 'i 7 'cf 5 W -, max 1 we www.- i p-'W' f, Ps? 1 .QQ 1-'Zvi' . . in M: - fi 'UH . 1 1' . , ,Y wx 'S af f ' '-1 - 7 is 1-IH Q sal Q x r ..., W , -- fff- U, ,mm .mfszfx .MM ' H, 4 5? :gm 4, 5:13 V IH 1 we w wzmqi 11 xl x 0:1 . we ,el 15? Wax. Mis 12 W ,,145,,.:ssise .V if , 3 i le cercle francais THE FRENCH CLUB During the 1978-79 school year the French Club has won 2nd place in the Homecoming fence decorating con- test and lst place in the canned food drive. Meeting and activities have in- cluded a six course French dinner, a Continental breakfast, and a cheese sampling. Future activities will in- clude an annual picnic and a crepe sale. Officers are Jeanne Statts, presi- dent, Anita Clendenin, vice- president, and Kyla Morrison, secretary-treasurer. 116 1ST ROW - Pam Shafer, Treva Mullins, Ms. Searls Suellen Greathouse, Robyn Hoffman, Kyla Morrison, Tom ROW - Connie McClure, Troy Acree, Terri England, .Q-. J , 1' . 1 , vu ii 1 J . L...-..--I 14 0' A 4 ug .uf . ,E l 1. f 5' Sponsor Ms. Connie Searlsg President Jeanne Statts R Tonya Lowe. 2ND ROW - Matt Ringoot, Terri Weaver. 3RD Humphreys. U 755' :Sr H W-7' w , .M , wr' 'QT - 1 sm we -Y ,W I ,gh mi 'T distributive education - deca wrHN5l ROW 1 - Joe Woods, Tammy Droddy, Rita Fields, Debbie McTheney, Sandy Huffman, Mrs. Gunter. ROW 2 - Scott Sloan, Betty James, Penny McTheney, Mona Roberts, Sandy Smarr, Steve Myers. ROW 3 - Linda Jeffers, Barb Vance, Peggy Williams, Kelly Cantrell, Mary Lou Hall, Renita Wilson, Jerry Ray. Deca was an active organization winning third place for fence decoration during homecoming ac- tivities, held two bake sales and also sold candles before Christmas as fund raising activities to pay national Deca dues for all students enrolled in the Junior and Senior Classes. Seven members attended the State Deca Con- ference March 15 8a 16 in Fairmont. Competition was held during both days at Middle-town Mall and the Bridgeport Holiday Inn. Those members attending convention were: Tammy Droddy and Barbara Givens in Food Distribution, Jenny Carey and Peggy Williams in Food Marketing, Rita Fields in Finance and Credit, Robin Vance and Donna Hendon in Apparel and Accessories. Each chapter was asked to make a for the convention. Several members hard making a red and blue flag with th name. The huskie and the Deca insign stitched on a blue background. Plans are being considered for an er employee appreciation night to be held b end of school. This will help to improve pu tions with our training sponsers. The Deca officers for 1978-1979 are: Pres Tammi Droddyg Vice-President - Jen Secretary - Wilma Cyrusg Treasurer - Robertson. homemakers of america Woods, Cyndi Birthisel, Cathy White, Darlene Newhouse. Hey, You're not talented Art students! Get off the page. Deck the halls with lots of color. i '- - vw-'f ' -' A' ' ' ' WW' 7 ff'T:i Jaunice Kessel one of the many students from Mrs. McClure's Art classes, brightens the school with watercolor Christmas pictures. 119 the conservation club The activities of the Conservation Club for the School year 1978-79 are as follows: The Club has sponsered the Haun- ter House at Clendenin Elementary School, attended the Conservation Convention at Harper's Ferry, have assisted the Woman's Club in Recy- cling Materials the first Saturday of every month, presented an outline of club activities on educational TV, sponsored a luncheon for the Clen- denin Senior Citizens at Herbert Hoover Cafeteria, went Christmas Caroling in Clendenin community, sponsored a Bird Inservice at Herbert Hoover, assisted the Biology classes in making bird houses, planted trees around the school, took a trip to a NatLu'e Reserve at Hungry Beach, sponsored a dance at Herbert Hoover, started work on improvement of the school grounds, participated in the Santa Day Parade in Clendenin at Christmas, held a Bake Sale, had 2 officers to be nominated for state of- fice. To help make all these activities possible the following officers were: President - June Castog Vice Presi- dent - Kim Drenneng Secretary- treasurer - Patty Swiney, Historian - Linda Whitehair, Chairperson of Committees - Naomi Nicholsg Sergeant at Arms - Ted Lipscomb. 120 .2 L - 1 H ,,.-r .Y ,fd 1's yi. L 's 'R get .. .1 lag . rv ' 5: gcfvl '1 V213 ,-E125 -Gia. xg . A ,. 'F if-T , 'z ..-5-'i -.rl I 4 H V --SLT ii- - .-:gi Q r . wri- ,il--1 .-.i . V B - pa 'I . ., ,. 3 4, ' I 1 -. . 1 . 4: ,l ' CONSERVATION CLUB IST ROW - Denise Shamblin, Patty Swiney, Kim Drennen, June Casto, Mrs. Arms Meadows. 2ND ROW - Scott Anderson, Denise Olive, Ted Lipscomb, Joe Mahan, Mike v' 11 ,,f Y fur- -ef - Shirley Spencer, Cindy Huffman, Kim McCroskey, Tammy Withrow, Patty Meadows, Nlichols. 1 L Sponsor: Elaine Kerr Artist: Ann Porta Sports: Troy Acree, Brian Features:iRhonda Poling, Gail Jones, Mary Cunningham, Kim Drenan il-SQL HISTORIAN STUDENT PRESS ff SE Q. x lid: PHOTOGRAPHERS: Brian Slayman, Karen McClure, David Gallian, Cindi Birthisal 22 ff L Hesrr STUDENT PR 'fav 49 'QP' Theresa Slack, Treva Mullins , fl , 41 f,' June Casto, Cheryl Neal .7 V: Treva Mullins, Brian Tolley, Troy Acree, Elaine Kerr, Teia Hoover, Amy Werner. ZND 'ndi Birthisel, Ann Porta, Karen McClure, Teresa Slack, Rhonda Poling, Gail Jones. 3RD avid Gallian, Anita Greathouse, Brian Slayman, Cheryl Neal, June Casto, Mary Cun- l the historian wins honors Every spring for several years, The Historian has taken part in the Un- ited High School Press Convention sponsored by Marshall University. This convention is a two day affair with workshops for newspapers, year- books and broadcast journalists. The highlight of this convention was the presentation of awards. The Historian received four awards. For its' sports pages The Historian Won third-place. In the category of best editorial page it cap- tured first in its' division. Next came student art which placed second. Last, but not least, The Historian received third-place in the area of best all-around student newspaper. For this competition The Historian submitted four issues of the paper to be judged in nine categories: newspaper make-up, feature or special events page, sports page, original advertisements, newspaper writing, art, all-around student newspaper. Besides the judging of the paper The Historian was critiqued by a professor of journalism at Marshall. The comments and criticisms he gave the staff will enable them to improve the quality of content and make-up of the paper. The Historian welcomes sugges- tions from the student body and faculty. Please feel free to bring them to room 208. Editors: Amy Werner, Teia Hoover 123 students help out 124 Ms. Chevalier, Sponsor. 1ST ROW - G. Miracle, J. Koontz, S. Porter, T. Lowe, P. Shafer. 2ND ROW - R. S. Arbogast, Mrs. Chevalier. P251 T 'Wise OFFICE HELPER ROW 1 - June Casto, Melanie Larch, Jodie Rose, Vickie Settle. ROW 2 - Kim Siers, Margaret Boggs, Beth Osborne. L to R - E. Smith, T. Groves, R. Russell, T. Russell. Patty Woods, Beth Osborne. ROW 2 e Sherri Butler, Jill Jordan, Donna Bonham, Judy ponsor - Mrs. Wilma Graham chess club future secretanes of america the herbert hoover high school student council C3 126 attendants received, as a Council, silver engraved the Queen was given a necklace as a rernembi casion. The Council also helped and Junior classes in projects. flowers, a Marine sword salute, the Huskie mascot kevrv through the Student as a new fund-raising The Herbert Hoover Student Coun- cil began its 1978-1979 year with the annual Homecoming October 13th. The Council 46-members strong, voted in new, fresh activity ideas for the student body. All festivities led up to the big night - decorations, contests, the pep assembly, balloons, crowning of the new queen, and the football game. The candidates and Qigff-f xi? 7 1ST ROW - Terri Weaver, Jeff Proctor, Jeannie Burdette, Karen McClure, Carla Surface, Treva Mullins, Dani Penny Smith, Kay Brown, Su Conrad. 2ND ROW - Jay Huffman, Cheryl Neal, Jill Hordon, Terri Cunninging, P Donna Lipscomb, Phyllis Spencer, Curtis Hedrick, Terah Pauley, Jackie Osborn, Sherry Cox. 3RD ROW - Stev esident and an Advisor at- onthly meetings with Mr. tle, County Superintendent and student council presi- questions and ideas were also discussed. The Student Council ended their year with a Dance Marathon for years and for being there to aid us. We would also like to thank Ms. Pi- nion for her able assistance on several advisors from other schools issues and point out how and students felt about Some of the issues the policy on smoking, gym class showering, teachers. Many of our ali ver, Blaine Hess, Amy Werner, Jeff Collets, Gail Jones arnhouse. Muscular Dystrophy. It was held in Clendenin at the Recreation Center on St. Patrick's Day, March 17th. Many donated their time and helped to make this novel project a success. We would like to thank Mr. Roach for being our Advisor for so many WM i occasions. Herbert Hoover Student Council - President - Su Conradg Vice- President - Penny Smithg Secretary - Danita Mullins, Treasurer - Kay Brown. 'x xl , Maria Smith, Beth Young, Kelly Morrison, Cheryl Hubbard, 127 the girls E-f fl athletic association . . . sponsor, ms. bridgette lambert P, GAA MEMBERS ARE: A, ' 1ST ROW - Jennifer Koontz, Angela Parson, Beth White, Rhonda Jackson, ruff' U ff Barbara Jackson, Sharon Hatcher, Sheila Strickland, Gayle Miracle, Miss , ' -1 ' ,, Lambert. 2ND ROW - Nancy Adkins, Jodi Rose, Connie Bell, Kim Lyons, S5 1' X-Qiig Tammy Young, Denise Stover, Cathy Summerfield, Linda Jeffers. 3RD ROW , . L , - Tonya Cowley Stephanie Carte Rhonda Parker Robin Parker Lisa Bays rl' if :wil 1 y a 1 1 ' S ' 1 I , Angela Jenkins, Peggy Carpenter, Cyglenda Ramsey. 4TH ROW - Kelly Ur- I, , D r ' ' , f ban, Kelly Naylor, Chris Jones, Robin Esch, Susan Jack, Anita Walker, Sue HTS? ' ., 'ld' Hunt, Sherry Cox. ff ' Moving on , ,Yr 44 .1l.L Sarah, who taught you how to do Jumping Jacks? 128 Darn that fly! isS..-a......- re business ers of A erica bers of Future Business of America attended the sec- FBLA convention in Hun- Here Penny Smith won the ace award in Public Speaking l Jordan won first place in nd. The girls attended the BLA convention held in Glen- '. Va. where Jill Jordan won ce in Shorthand for the state. ' club activities included mak- inksgiving fruit baskets, con- g window displays for the library and ringing bells for alvation Army during mas. hrs for the year were: Presi- Patty Woodsg Vice-President Osborneg Secretary - Donna ig Treasurer - Jill Jordang .t of Arms - Judy Mitchellg ' - Ms. Cox. Beth Osborne Judy Mitchell Patty Woods Jesica Elmore Donna' Bonham Deanna Taylor Jill Jordon Dixie Bailey Sandy Porter Lisa Allen Cseatedl Tammy Hilborn Rhonda Glass Penny Smith Sherry Butler 129 Junior civitan sponsor, ms. mcclure The Jr. Civitan club officers are: President -- Marsha Teter, Vice President - Margaret Boggs, Sec.- Treasurer - Tammy White, Sergeant of Arms - Robin Vance, Chaplain - Tonya Cowley. The sponsor is Mrs. McClure. At the first of the year the club held the West Virginia breakfast and lunch Council Meeting here at Her- bert Hoover. All clubs in West Virginia attended. In February, they made, sold, and delivered valentines for anyone who wanted to send their sweetheart a valentine. The club also went to General Hospital at Christmas time to give the children in the dressed up as clowns, little boys and girls, some animals and some as different charac- ters. The club helped with the Special Olympics. F.B.L.A. club so that Penny Smith could go to New Orleans. Also the club donated 350.00 to Mr. Miller for a trophy case. Pvn'3 ':'A' 'N ' ' IIT' . ,LMI ., , Y: '..- ft' Vfkzrf' ...J .A:,,,l:. gg A nf K, Ai! V .Ii ' ,Ike A . .mf ff- ,-vgkrvlvffgrl' , 3',x.':ll ,gin f l A.. xi,5.ii.:i4gf14 T, m f 'VV , I 'figs-, ' - si? 'A2 -, f -l-Z T ff A V wsflsfj' l 'S I 'Zvi - if ' X T., -,1-.fig l - .ry - Marsha Teter - President Margaret Boggs - Vice President Mr. Miller receiving check for trophy case from President of Club, Marsha Teter l v I ROW 1 - Lisa Moles, Robin Vance, Marsha Teter, Mrs. McClure, Margaret Boggs, Fawn Jarrett. ROW 2 - Valerie Cain, Terry McCamey, Rexanna Belcher, Vicki Lynn, Tonya Cowley. 130 Students Succeed n S eeial l mpies by Amy Werner In this day and age, more and more Americans are emphasizing the need for a special time when students of the same levels and age groups can get together and participate in competitive as well as social activities. That's what the Special Olympics are all about. The Special Olympics for our region were held on April 30 at Oaks Field in South Charleston. Many students from the Charleston area participated in the Special Olympics including 15 Hoover students. All of these students were on hand at the Olympics from 8:30 to 2:30 p.m. to participate in various athletics such as the 50 meter dash, the standing broad jump, the high jump, the frisbee throw and the softball throw. Hoover students participating in the Special Olympics were: Keith Wilmoth, Sharon Rhodes, Denise Olive, Nora Shaffer, Gary Hodges, Robert Blackwell, Greg Swiney, Lela Stricklen, Clinton Mul- lins, Tim Murdock, James Johnson, Rodney Patton, Charles Newhouse, Billy Weikle, and Jeff Shafer. Six Hoover participants were awarded gold medals for their achieve- ments. They were Lela Stricklen, softball throw, Robert Blackwell, long jump, Billy Weikleg 50 meter dash, Charles Newhouseg frisbee throw, Keith Wilmoth, frisbee throw and Rodney Patton, softball throw. Second place winners were: Gary Hodgesg softball throw, Keith Wilmoth, long jump, Nora Shaffer and Lela Stricklen, frisbee throw, and Robert Blackwell, 50 meter dash. Third place winners were: Sharon Rhodes, frisbee throw, and Robert Blackwell, softball throw. James Johnson won fourth place in the 50 meter dash. All of the students who took a part in the Special Olympics should be recognized and honored for their fine showing. Each student should feel a sense of pride in achieving the goals they set for themselves in the Special Olympics. Special Olympics contestants are from left: Keith Wilmoth, Robert Blackwell, Nora Shaffer, James Johnson, Rod Patton, Charles Newhouse, Sharon Rhodes. huskies are a competitive team By Ann Porta Sz Troy Acree Distance running, sprints, discus, and the shot put - all parts of the age old sport of track and field. The Huskie track team is sound in all of these departments and is looking forward to a good season. Coaches Fred Myers and Mike Chandler have both expressed op- timism concerning the upcoming season. We're going to have a very competitive team, states Coach Myers. He also says, the distance team seems to be doing a very good job. Billy Belcher, Danny Rhodes, and Steve Kennedy should do well along with Danita Mullins, Sue Bair, June Casto, Donna Parker, and Dena Ashley, who also show promise. Our sprinters are showing a lot of talent, as do our people in the field events. Coach Chandler thinks the running Huskies will be very successful. We have a lot of runners returning and a lot of new, good talent coming in. We have reasons to ve very optimistic. Coach Myers will be coaching the boys, Coach Chandler, the girls, and Coach Myers will have the distance runners, while Coach Chandler will have the sprinters. Returning distance runners for the girls will be seniors Danita Mullins and Donna Parker, juniors June Casto and Sue Bair, and sophomore Dena Ashley is a new addition. Re- turning sprinters are seniors Paige Parish, Su Conrad, and Terri Allen, and juniors Peggy Sharp, Ann Porta, and Susan Cowley. New sprinters will be Cheryl Neal and Johnna Lyons, seniors, Susan Jack, Tinki Knight, Treva Mullins, Michele Ringoot, Valerie Piercy, Bebe Porta, and Kim Lyons, all sophomores. Returning distance runners for the boys are Steve Kennedy, Danny Rhodes, and Billy Belcher, seniors, John Bird, Dennis Strawn and Dewitt Miller, juniors. New distance runners will be Greg Swiney, a junior, and J .B. Woodrum, a sophomore. Kelly Cole, a senior, and Scott Taylor, Andy Newhouse, Kelly Walker, and Tom Shafer, juniors, are returning sprinters for the boys. New sprinters are Brad Keenan, Allen Dean, and Delbert Meadows. Sophomores Ron Mitchell, Don Lucas, and Mickey Farmer are also upcoming sprinters. In the field events for the girls, Qshot and discus! seniors Poncho Richards and Sherry Cox will be returning. For the boys will be senior Mark Shafer, junior Ken O'dell, and Jeff Jones a sophomore. 132 .Vg H X5- fs During Genius at work by Scott Taylor The name of the sport is track. It is being able to push yourself beyond the limits of physical en- durance. It is the agony of running until you feel you can run no more. The pain of it all day after day makes you wonder if it's worth it. But when a goal is accomplished either running a faster time or bringing home trophies and ribbons, you realize that it is. You start to believe in yourself. You develop pride for your sport. You become a self-motivated person because you compete with yourself to break your own records. It takes a very special type of dedication to endure. To all of these very special people who run track, your school salutes you for giving your all and for a job well done. Members of the girls track team are: lst Row - Jonna Lyons, Donna Parker, Danita Mullins, Dina Ashley, Ponch Richards, Susan Jack, Su Conrad, Terry Allen, Paige Parish. 2nd Row - Gail Jones, Ann Porta, Valerie Piercy, Cheryl Neal, June Casto, Sue Bair, Peggy Sharp, Mike Chandler, Coach. Members of the boys track team are: lst Row - Scott Taylor, Mark Shafer, Kelly Cole. 2nd Row - Tom Shafer, Tom Gandee, Don Lucas, Danny Rhodes, Greg Sweeny. 3rd Row - Kelly Walker, Steve Kennedy, Jeff Collett, Tom Paxton, Brad Keenan, Andy Newhouse, Delbert Meadows, J .B. Woodrum. 4th Row - Jay Huffman, Billy Belcher, Dennis Strawn, John Bird, Dewitt Miller, Jeff Jones, Allen Dean. Hey, Sue! Top secret delivery from Susan? huskie runners do it on the track HIRE ' 1 I i I I I Determination. Ru ll! A V Q' and MQNCES V Kal! H y T :f'i' A W4Mg,.w ed s 3'-' f ' E Wie':5'x f ' I ' gilwkv' ff- I can fly!! 'ik 41 , .-'L . Pick'em up and put'em down. 1..: V ' . :xnxx - .. 3 x - 41111 1 L IIILIQIK What's going on over there, Su-e? Kiss the competition goodbye, Kelly. 137 pla ball! 138 A rear view. .--rf l' Batter up! ' ' .5 J 4 .1-1'iWf xSj:' JfE+.'l1L+- 2,3915 Popcorn heaven. no P' ' 'f ' . 5...f 'T V 3 jf X778 V Ill 1ST ROW - S. Pete, B. Gandee, G. Camers, S. Huffman, J. Skeen, B. Talley. 2ND Holcomb, K. Quinn, E. Sparr, A. Burgess. 3RD ROW - J. Angie, R. Carners, R. Patton, E. Lynn, R. Smith. 4 Y f, A xg 1 3, f . 1' , The reincarnation of Babe Ruth. Spot the errors in this picture. How many can you find? take me out to the ballgame. . Hey, whatch ya' lookin' for. T 1 , Q 1 ,,-A - , -2'-T -' 1192- ,4 . . , ,,-wf5...g.. -' -. ,. 5.-Www-..f -.2 ..,TZf'!ii,g'i1'-:ggY- fa' 191' -. Qs, -.1 f - .1-.W ..: . 5. '.,g....,. .,,,,,.h4: x 4 ' 1 . H n pl ,i.l..... i ff 2' il HE' L, I f A iii .1 .h 1'-.. One ant. Two ants. Three ants. I'd walk a mile for a camel. 139 take me out to the ballgame . . Cdon't forget the umbrellall The baseball team opened the 1978-79 season defeating the St. Albans Red Dragons for the first time in our schools history. After slaying the Red Dragons the Huskies went on to maul the Charleston Mountain Lions and chew-up the Sissonville In- dians. These wins sent the Huskies' hopes for a victorious season soaring to lofty heights only to have them come driz- zling down by the end of the Huskies' Brain . The final tally for our team was 7-11. Individual stats showed Greg Carnes hitting .317 with 11 rbiis, the leader in both Junior Varsity and Varsity. His brother Gabby, a senior, led the team with 10 runs scored, and 9 stolen bases. Crow Hall also led the team with 4 doubles and a batting average of .312. Gandee and Pete also had high averages of .290 and .259 respectively. The Huskies were plagued by a series of team injLu'ies which included two broken legs, two broken noses, dislocated finger and a multitude of other aches and pains. Y, April St. Albans 6-4 fwonb April Charleston 5-3 fWonJ April Sissonville 4-3 Cwonj April George Washington 11-1 Clostl April Stonewall 3-7 flostj April Nitro 6-10 Clostl April Catholic 5-4 Clostl April East Bank 13-0 fwonl April East Bank 10-0 flostl April Nitro 13-0 Cwonl April Dunbar 3-5 Clostl April Stonewall 5-2 Kwonl - April South Charleston 5-6 flostl W ,--, April Sissonville 2-9 , flostj ' r May George Washington 1-7 D - 'i fiom M May Dunbar 4- 13 flostl May Catholic 5-1 fW0Tll READY. May Stonewall 14-11 ilostl 140 IRE. Bear Gandee, Senior Jeff Skeens, Senior. huskies on the court ,.-4 Every Mother's love. 1ST ROW - Scott Miller, Steve Ryder, Tim Rose, Dee Rock, Tony Casanave. .JN ,fe 1ST ROW - Teia Hoover, Stephanie Carte, Gail Miracle, Syglenda Ramsey, Robin Hoffman. 2ND RO Lambert, Jody Rose, Connie McClure, Terri Weaver, Deanna Taylor, Chris Jones. 142 1 'Q if ?W in 33' I el QQ 1 A, 'Qi' A lf L' . 9 -. 152 E E Q . i 11 B x--- -.1 -1 - f , . , 1 ,.li??'5- Q - .liz P' 'fir 5 L 0 l Va Al ,gli 5... 11- me ,V V -P gm an V1 r. Walker, Scott Anderson, Tim Look into my eyes. A, f 5112 Do you think I can throw this on Ms. L? 1 'eil We hate shirts. I'm a little teapot . . . ' 4. ' ,.4 ' Are you dancing or do you call that tennis? 143 CHERBERT CHUOVER SENIOR HIGH SCHO Follow your dream . . . Take one step at a time and don't settle for less, just continue to climb. - CLASSFLOWER i. L A -Hifi.-T r ' Av, 1. ,g rv 6 N 44 fAmanda Bradleyl T 'lf CV Red and White Roses f c its e -J ' f sl ' kr CLASS COLORS Scarlet, Royal Blue, Metallic Gold ............MariannaArthur Counselor Presentation of Class . . . . . .John W. Lyons, Executive Assistant External School!Community Affairs Kanawha County Schools Presentation of Diplomas . . . . . . . . . . .Reverend Randall Prince Clendenin United Methodist Church Invocation ....... . ................ Sensation Ms. Pat Kelly, Director We've Only Just Begun . . ....... Cheryl Neal, Valedictorian Patricia Shamblin, Valedictorian Kathy Edens, Valedictorian The Incredible Journey Walk Into Your World . .......... Sensation . . . . . . . . . .Band Ensemble Mr. Nick Munoz, Director Recessional ...... Sixteenth Q-annual Commencement Charleston Civic Center Friday june I, 197 9 8-'00 PM W6 i , JW' 1 Q ze K in YK js M Q, J ' I r' 8 WH -J ff ,, 1' W W I N V If Q' J A X Q, L K 'fb W K 1 9 . X X A -1 4. 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E ti , f I ki ,-,- ,-J'-A WL N-5 P. x Am' T ., 1,-WJ' .+ A ix J., 1 ' S jfef.,,v1M.i:iJ4x.,i + f ' f f i me ' . i I ' we i n ff Jeannie Huffman Deanna Taylor Beth Osborne -Q I 1 1 y e - 0 'A1 -I , li' 11 w O 55 1 , fi U1 . V ' ' ' Y I ' i' ' jj! me if-,,.i9 JW - fwy o 1 Judy Niday Carla Oliver Pam Campbell 168 The Way 1, V' fl Aff'-af 6 4 ., 1. if n W nf' ' .A ,r '2- . .x ' 1 i I l ' ..- f-'sql' 'Tv i f ' f 1-:rf - W, A Jim. ,. 3 ' 'wg' ' ,Q , jul fi . .srl ' 'uf' '-, ' Hg mlih- 'l.i 4, '.- JW, Terry Allen . , , ,mu Carlton Withrow a ll McKroskey Tom Morris 5 Q ., , QE? V 'E' - . ibn- i .1 W '11 1 1 . . 5 U 2w.V:'1va,,,- Y HERE Elf- si , K 1 1 L 51 A , X 1 J N 'J In if i In fi '+L L is W ' 15 5.5 J - ,Uv in wing X ff H rm f J 2 W 1 Ji r ,K ,X I , 1 el fl- , Terry Davis Joni Schoolcraft J ohnna Lyons Denise Stover S Q so-'S i 'H i 02 W .X 4.1 25 if Q Deborah Barker Susan Conrad Julie Blackwell Judy Mitchell r r on srni N4 im il ig? J 'ax K ' Lv, s K Q' f, Beach Baby Beach Baby give me your hand give me something that I can remember . . Pam Harper '4PP T iff' ,kg K T, ' pl' L Li SH BUYS Mark Gump ' . .- X ffm ,P-A- ' 170 Sushi 'l IL- ? it Jeff Harris Cheryl Neal s like ll ll s like - . .1 V S like ' S... - a f 4' X kkkk l X A EEZSWV' I Ns E5 fn' ff-ff' J J Q V riff . 'tbl A Connie McClure Janet Scott Candle Seese Kyla Morrison Darlene Beighle Teia Hoover Ig bf Robin Parker Donna Bonham Blaine Hess Natalie Wood 171 3 40 ' 6 Q, 6096436 -1 ww W 1 0 n Penny Smith IV W' W :?E f 2? .4- Crystal Jones Debbie Estep Beverly Berry an an r- - Pat Shamblin fn - SJ.-Q55 X .IM ,Q j' ,:g'v'.Ai-Lx. - 4-S -,wi .J vs' , , --51344, 4 I' ,. .v- V .hifi ffl f ' I .'J..,j7'1Q3,L A AE? P f ' - . iwml.,-. :,.f.,. N 1 2 A V Patty Woods Pam Shafer ,.., 55 59 6,5 if 5 Y Poling Shannan Young ff, HQ 5 5 J? ,5 9 5- g Q.. K. X iimnw , .Qian X 5 5 5 Y Q3 93? ess 055 5 , , ,, 5 3 ' . . v Ln 5 ,:, 'ig E 1 an ' 5 5 -f' 555 -j 55 1 Q Q ' 53 595,55 5555g4g! 'vj'i,55 Q Q 3 - - -5- L' ' K V 1 I 'tn 555 -g .- -Q 4:-: - . -.'1:,'l5 ..,. min .,if'A55 saw! UH 4. 51 Lag - ' V: ,Q -Sly' ' fi. 1 -5 'f af 15 ' -R ' 52:5 15' if Kathy Elm ore fi, 7? L+-.-A K., . E , Tignor Donna Parker Kim Ryder r f my 5 H 'r C. 1 1 'gf' 2 P5 X1 5 V 5 5 5 , 5 t :N '.5.5.5 si 1' I ag., at U7 , 1 3 5:51, G' lg my Y 5 Ab W 5 2. -,F-fx-xr' Z5' ' ' ' E 5 5 5 1 , ff Q? 'L , VHN ' V' -- ' 7 - 55.1 W. 'f 1 P' armen Bragg Rhonda Glass 11 1 .if-W Sonja Jackson f .'- I 3: 5 A.,' 5,k ' Q., . Bambi Huffman . J I' .15 , 553 1 i 'long I 5' wx W Aimjlfizylvl' 5 A ,Q M35 A -Jonny Carey 5 ,Xxx-v , M Al Sharon Jones 17 lv L -7 1 -q- nv .- ,J- xu -6 -Oh Mom guess what g I just ' ' 1 d1d 0 -' ',. .W - ,V V' ' 2' I fSm.i.g..11-'1l.fn.glj,4f'wj , j ,Y if-W' '-de - ' . H 4, ' an Steve Spencer Kim ance . 4- ,, -- -' 3 ei' W ,V J,u '- w,L .- 14- 1, , up L.. I P' 5 I3 ,ll-If H n .JF iw W Q 1, ..., 71 .Q E. -n-., Lx WEL, 1 Q' X '1 4' . rw' -.w- ,1,.. 1. . xl +A 174 if an .l-, 5- .V 2' -H ,I . Jeff Bode Rex fGabbyD Cames Rocky Naylor 1 Penny Pauley Sherry Cox Nancy Crislip' vm 1 Denise Shamblin B0nnie Biagi Charlene Ball Leslie Putillion Timmy Rose Timmy Morris .ga me 2? , ,,r- 1 uw .xr .lf L QF?- ' ' --A Mane: ,, fr. A- . Fr. ' ' -. ?'f:,u Q, .a AM Aiwa! , 59 I Ds f 2 fm IZ. a .ff .U '.',, 4' -S are A :',-' ,gina 1 ,- h Q, ,- ,. -, 1,-J., iz gl- A, ,lt . . A .gfgsy 4 4--'-. 'L 1. F , 5 , n Tambra Sheppard Mike Day 1 A . - 1 41. .Viv 4 , .Lf'? 'f'f,a . - L 5 fr w Q' ' 1 1 . f f- ,.-l gm- S p Q ia. u K 1 'I A . . , 3 r , - JN' ' Q M' ' ,, - f 'vs Q5 ,- Y Qu- 11 41 1 v fn r f V Q . f' 3 - 1 I ' 1 v-4. . A D , - .- tn 13, , , , . ., . , ., , - . J .H . -fl , ,, A P 5.afJ1 , . . i ? e ' ' M 'ff ? ' Y - Q A' it- D Lynn Smith ' . 1, Zia. '14, 455. i, Anita Paezoid Terri Parsons Terrxe ef A QR 04 A-, Q 1, - ff 'FY Jane Wood 176 -'W :4 ,h-3 WE, '1- 1 n Y f n , 1-,W ' , . 1 V , ' -,3-.. -Sr XD 4: -E 4 9 H' 5 ., -I 5 L x a ' ' W 91 Lisa Allen Melanie Larch Brauna N N'+.r Danita Mullins Jeff Jones Kim Skidmore if lf .15 . 9' iv I. ,, cur 41. fi Anita Greathouse Peggy Carpenter Linda Jeffers 11 ' ,TJ fc. l H uf I I xxx 1: N K N uf Amy Werner Terrie Hinkle ' Joyce Kennedy Jenny Rollins Mr. Chandler presents Industrial Arts Award to Ric Begley. .. +.....4. Senior Class presents gift to principal, Lonnie J. Miller Ms. Sinclair assists Ms. Arthur with Ms. Jopling presents Outstanding Chemistry Student Award to Cheryl ' ards Superlative Aw 178 Ms. Lipscomb presents SAE Awards to Sharon Jones and Jenny Rollins. I 4 w awards acknowledging achievements 'S fs I M a Q 'i 5, Q?1ffh'ff'f- A Ilpmmrrt llpunurr ujlml Srhuul .I EWEIIIUI' ?4lxmrhs Zissrnuhlv if pn' 91.11, 25, 1979 'ki ii si ff:-i:--xJf:m?s:1fhE-e.f?5f-AY L4 ' 'Y' i s f Debbie Jones receives DAR Citizenship Award presented by Ms. Ford Morris and Peggy Carpenter representative of Seniors. Nr A 4 V SEE :., 5 - . 3 Q I 2 'I v fi f is E-n......r 'o 61, , ,, Ms. Arthur presents an Ashland Oil Scholarship to Tom Morris. 179 N and complimented commended Pres. Sue Conrad gives oath of office to new school officials K 1 1 . f 'XE Q , ui i Blaine Hess also receives the You can . . . Award. You can because you 'think you can given to 180 Ms- Snlclan' Prepares to announce the President Ms. Young recognizes Senior cheerleadersg Becky Chambers, and First Lady of Hoover. Robin parker. Danita Melanie HeSS is Outstanding Seneetien Pfeeented by Pet Kelly- Tri-Valsg Kathy Edens, Pat Shamblin, Cheryl Neal k . ,- W' e Q Hoggy Adkins recognized for outstanding service to athletics. ls presents Anita Clendenin, Brauna Kennedy, Kyla Morrison and Pat Shamblin with gifts meh Club. Candidates for President and First Lady Marty Maloney Ctopj Tony Casanave Blaine Hess Herman Pierson Doug Rollyson Terry Allen ftopl Carla Oliver Penny Smith Danita Mullins Amy Wemer il bi Candidates for President Candidates for First Lady Ms. Lucas presents HISTORIAN awards to Teia Hoover and Amy Carla Oliver recognized by the Won1en's Auxiliary. Presenter of the Wemer Peggy Carpenter. Ms. Lambert presents athletic award to Johnna Lyons. Q 182 recognizes Marty Malony as Outstanding Athlete. 4' xiii ' Tsv i . H1 fl A. l 5 1 8 5 5 Ms. Arthur with 'surprise' from Senior Class. .-. 1 ,- , ,sy--145141.-.,Aa, Q .V ' Q wh. 2:1-' ,f.P',l. .fi .: A' A lQ5siP:iLL?f'5 'NJ F' iiggu ' ..., JT? I I -V nt-iw - frwmff- 1 V if f .-.my ,ir ! 'f .1 ,, 1 , s Q ef at we .J nyder awards Cheryl Neal with the Phi Beta Kappa Award. congratulations for your achievements! Jill Jordon receives Business Award from Ms. Cox. President - Herman Piersong First Lady - Amy Wemer 3 TNI PIIIII-I IIIIIIEY BIINN WALTON, WEST VIRGINIA HDERAI DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Em-h da-pus-ailor insured to 1640.000 PHONE 5'I'I-6BlI If your job is boring, try something that's not. Q31 :lx XXIII X ,, - . , N if ,, I, Z' 35353 I if X m oNxl. X' , x X I I T y appellnng out ofa helicopter. T y getting up at 5 In the morning. Try 50 push-ups. Ty epalrlng a S2 mulluon piece ol equupment bln d-1 ld d n o e , Try runmng 2 mules an 12 minutes. Into the wind, d Try leedlng 200 hungry solduers an the middle ol the e rt se . Try funding your way Ih ough a wilderness, Try the Colorado head on in a raft. Try learning a foreign language. Try tracing the footsteps olLew1s and Clark Try sleepin under the stars. Try xt now. Secause. someday you'll be glad you d d Call Army Opportunities 000-0000 4 Join the people who've joined the Army. An Equal Oppurlumly I mpluyur A Friendly Place To Shop Department Store Clendenin W. Va. 25045 548-6831 Congratulations Seniors! from Snyder Service Station 7 Spring St. West Charleston, W. Va. Phone 342-9580 WITH -3 ,K II at ff, -51' ei' Ltrie 2 F a 'K .. f. ii... Compliments Of H. D. SAMS WQEE - iff ' Ju a C gl. L v I I ll, rf Jf 1 7 lull lf, ami? - Al 5:53 45 if - J m -,gg W Bob Peden Chevrolet Your local Chevrolet Dealer Phone 965-3351 Clendenin, W. Va. A LETTER T0 THE PUBLIC L ltim- - Ayn' - - f ' WE SURELY DO APPRECIATE THE SUPPORT THE ELK RIVER ' AREA HAS GIVEN US. WE ARE GAINING NEW ACCOUNTS AND . Q FRIENDS EACH DAY. WE ARE ALSO MAKING LOANS TO PURCH- if ' : P. I 5 , 'v- ' --5. ilu... , X W... 'I 2 . ASE NEW CARS, FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES, MOBILE HOMESL V- ETC. 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BUFIDETTE Friday 7 A.M. - MANAGER Saturdays 11 A.M. - LOBBY, MEDICAL ARTS BLDG. 1023 QUARRIER ST. CHARLESTON, W. VA. 25301 FAMILY GAME ROOM AND DINING AREA MOUTHWATERING BURGERS AND DINNERE A ' ' 7.1 1 p . gf Gooo CLEAN ATMOSPHERE fi I , . PIZZA If I an 2. BEST IN THE VALLEY AT mu 5 A PRICE You s. YouRs . 6-NDVI' L I WILL APPRECIATE ' S- ' ' TTY U . . . I , PHONE AHEAD: Wg .. 548-9,910 Ly ' .- P P g A D., I i x 7' . A' ' . I 188 HAFER FUNERAL HOME eg 965-3331 Elkview, W. V. 25071 Funeral Directors afer Henry B. Hafer Ll FLGRAL 4626 P I ' A Flowers. For All Occasions Charleipgrfyvxflxzu Gifts -- Plants Phone 965-7709 LYNCH FLORAL CENTER P.O. Box 797 Clendenin, W. Va. 25045 Juliet 81 Ralph Lynch Owners Phone 548-6625 Compliments of Stouts Exxon Rt. 4 and 119 Clendenin, WV 548-9932 Mike Stout, owner David Hazel Woods, manager CampbeIl's Pizza Barn phone - 548-5283 ,-..- ' . .mm if -1 Crede Tractor Sales and Service Inc., 965-1666 Economy - Wheel Horse - Speedy Tract Stih Chain Saws Snappers Mowers Roto Hoe Tillers 4731 Penn. Ave., Charleston JIMCO SUPPLY COMPANY INC. 1716 Pennsylvania Avenue Charleston, West Virginia 25302 13041 344-9676 Serving the Kanawha Valley for 8 years Jimco Supply has the largest air compressor rental fleet in West Virginia as well as equipment for contractors, mining and industrial needs. Wacker Compaction Equipment Leroi Dresser Air Compressors Homelite Pumps and Generators Snorkes Aerial Platforms Kent Air Tools Clemco Sandblast Equipment Koghring Forklifts Morgen Conveyors Clepper Concrete and Masonry Richmond Boring Machines Saws MBW Mixers and Trowels Wyco Concrete Vibrators Homelite Chain Saws PLUMBING 0 HEATING o AIR CONDITIONING Famous For Reliability Dick Hanshaw 81 Son, ' Inc. Office Phone 342-5163 Complete line for home Farm 81 lndustry Sales 8 Service Rollins Saw Service PHONE 343-8149 State Rt. 4 East PD- BOX 5001 CHARLESTON, WV 25311 548-7183 191 Gay's Portable Welding Procious, W.V. Acetylene 81 Arc Welding 548-6526 f Aff' ac. Leslie L. 7-JN Ayl ...aa 6- -,5 l .4 D' 'nie et 2, '.ll'A - ki . fa. . L7 x P4 .A ,h 'ati I N ' ,ff ' f x Compliments of Putillion Excavating Co Box 656 Bufflick Clendenin, W.V. 965-3236 13, E :'Il U V' ft Compliments of si iilfz Clendenin Lumber mi 81 Supply Co. TH E HOM EMAKERSH Clendenin, W.V. Blue Creek, W.V. 3 'via 4, P,,-:' igi., in 9.214 'iw 1 5 iraq , Ill - . um? ' EFL ru -.gi ni iqjfie . 'ij Box639 ill, g r.-.2 Q A V ' 'N 7fj'N'- - ff UMW MBLR.Luo.sf1 1 S-,f '..:.,-:451 '-1 ' . if ' ' ' Compliments of C0mPlim9f1fS Of Williams Robertson - Paris Grocery Coq Clendenin, WV 548-7211 Park Ave. 81 Virginia St., West Charleston, WV 25302 Quality merchandise 342-4195 since 1912 193 Clendenin Dairy Queen Phone 548-4200 Compliments of DAUGHERTY'S PAINT 81 BODY SHOP North Pinch Rd. Eikview, WV FREE Estimates 81 Insurance work welcomed 4 Phone 965-5606 DOBBINS 81 SONS Home Furnishing Center Quality Furniture at Discount Prices Phone 548-6482 Under new management . . . Ann 8 Wendy Light CARDINAL BOWLING CENTER A ER CQMPANY IN wzsr 'li' Shafer Pipeline Company PO Box D Clendenm WVa 25045 I frm av 59 Q r Wi ' , . . fggmx . ' W L A..-. X ' 7 ' Big Chimney HPS Company, Inc. Open 7 days a week Serving the mining industry in the Tires Kanawha Valley Batteries 3207 Pennsylvania Ave. Accessorles Chaneston W' Va' Bin Baldwin 965-9029 l304l 343-7516 195 Sw C1endeninK7VVa. 25045 H10ne:965-3041! 548-6621 Clendenin PENNZIOL Compliments of Station Dale Melton Office: 548-6981 p,0, BOX 291 In Y AW Dun Res.: 965-6152 X00 Puffn'L 1 nf Phone 548-6701 PENEZDIL 31,1 SM'Lubrica000 Karr Hardware Inc. John C. Karr, Owner Dayle E. Hess Phone 548-5161 Clendenin, W. Va. r '1 -- 1 1 Green's Auto parts 81 service 197 . 1 D: III : Z MEMORIES HONOR ACH I EVEMENT LOYALTY All embodied in your closs ring. Weor it proudly. QBalfourI Represented by: C. JOSEPH RICHARDSON DAVE CASTLEMAN TED WILLIAMS P.0. Box 89 Chlrioston, WV 25321 346-5037 ZENITH 81 SYLVANIA RADIO - T.V. - STEREO FRANCHISED DEALER C.E. TAYLOR I RADIO 8. T.V. SERVICE PHONE LIBERTY 8-5372 PO Box NO 232 CLENDENIN W VA BOX 5278 Charleston WV 25311 965-7033 BUS. V 548-5155 HOME ELKVIEW INSURANCE Member AGENCY, INC. AUTO - HOME - FIRE - LIFE - BUSINESS GOOD LUCK SENIORS! G MARK YOUNG 18 REYNOLDS AVENUE Ag I ELKVIEW, WV 25071 198 j in - 5, Q ' V: , . V 14-f kk ure? 35 f 1 . E. Y fl if ,. ln Sporhng Goods There ls Only 0ne Ion quarrlerf charleston Where Frrends Meel Best Wishes Class of 1979 Strickland Funeral Home M. Stephen Strickland Owner 81 Licensed Director Clendenin, W.Va. 548-7236 200 MICHAEL DRUGS Philip E. Michael, Fl. PH. 8g John D. Michael, Fl. PH. 4914 Elk River Road South Big Chimney, West Virginia 25071 Elk View, W. Va. PHONE 304-965-3323 The Store Of Personal Services Compliments of 8 S S S S S S S S S S S 3 S E S S S S S 3 S 3 9 Q 8 S S S 3 8 Q 3 ii S S ii wwwwwwwwwwwm MYERS FUNERAL HOME Q60 65 'U 'E' 9250 xo 6 ,49- 'S-'ZSSV 5' 4463 'K W N 3 1? ' X 850 f-P3937 Z' QQ 196 ff' 4, rf 3' f? 3 NdQQf 100 Verna Drive Elkview, West Virginia Phone: 965-3341 J' I WWWWWWWW 8 8 S S S 8 E 8 S S S S S S S S 3' S 8 S 8 S S S S S IS 3 S S' 'S S' 'E 'S 8 S QWWWWWWW CGLBNEUS CB BARN LINC. J F - 1 I S . ' pf V' 1- H S930A TOBIOOPM MON Y RU SATURDAY 2962 PENNSY V N A AV E K HILLS 4 MILES NORT OF CH R ESTON O US SEE THE COLON L FOR LL OUR CB EQUIPMENT COMPLETE SELECTION OF CBS A E AS 81 ACCESSORIES MO O S SCANNERS ALL LEAD NG BR NDS OF CBS NCLUDING MIDLAND TEABE R - C AIG RO YN SB COU IE PRESIDENT CO R ALUMAH 0 REGENCY TRAM I BROWNING - -cpl T' -A- o.'. ' ,Lp U KI COMPLETE LINE OF CRAIG - HOME a AUTO STEREO SYSTEMS W VISA' o CALL 342-3340 VISA 201 5 O' 25:2 Q -3- A232391 Qfmfz -ffl: C43 4 ' M' 1 W 515 We Y A-RF 'gli-ffrvcr - up 1+ .H K fu- ii ,4,, f''f.:':':f-ii-5535-.L ll -A., '4 ' 'F A ' W-. .SX :Il - uw- .,..11:?. ?:L. X -K xg f X X. Park in our bank. Bank in our park. NB west. in X Member of F.D.i.C. Member of Federal Reserve System. ra I L J The Charleston National Bank The Bank of 0 Lifetime RUNYON'S AUTO REPAIR Wheel Alignment Custom Exhaust Bending Eikview, WV 25071 nmiiS Qll nlf Phone 965 5341 e X fr i Magee 202 Linda's Tastee Freeze .6 '.1 644 Elk Estates Elkview, wv 25071 gg Phone 548-7967 4 i' ,n3QgS'Q!g . Coonskin Exxon Service Station Phone 346-6984 - - Quentin Walker 1502 Greenbrier St. Charleston, WV 25311 Kanawha T.V. Cable Co. 965-6784 PO Box 49 Pinch, W. Va. 74413 mv... Big Chimney Exxon Box 435 Big Chimeny, VW 25302 Phone 965-6722 o u':' 0 ll.-Q ...4 GAS foo! ' .5 C 81 J Carry Out Carry Mullins 2 Quick Road Elkview, WV 25071 Congratulations Seniors! 204 Congratulations Seniors! Compliments of Davis Texaco Clendenin, W.V. 1 H' I, 1 J 9753! ' 11 452539.-' .. l 4.4 COMPLIMENTS . Kell President OF THE S. SPENCER MOORE CQMPANY Naylor 8. Young 118 Capitol Street Fine Furniture - Low Prices Charleston, West Virginia 25321 Telephone 13041 342-6185 965-1193 or 342-3733 CONGRATULATIONS AND OUR SINCERE BEST WISHES FOR YOUR FUTURE SUCCESS AND HAPPINESS Compliments of SONNY, RUTH, GREG AND TONY MATICS KNIGHT-YOUNG FUNERAL HOME CLENDENIN 548-6611 Qf6J6X9e,fbJ6X9e9f66X9eA'3Q:X9en:teX9t1y0eX-wAJ3CfN 205 Sporting Goods 81 Wear JUDY'S FABRIC 8: DEPARTMENT STORE located beside Karr Hardware Good Selection of Fabric 81 Clothing 06 Phone 548-7087 Elk Valley Sport Center 4043 Pennsylvania Ave. Big Chimney, WV 25302 548-65 DA Phone 965-1364 DAL DALT DALTO DALTON DALTON' DALTON'S in clendenin Building Materials 965-3447 Shamblin's Ready Mix Concrete 4703 Pennsylvania Ave. lBig Chimneyl Charleston, W. Va. 25302 Owned 81 Operated BY Joe W. Shamblin Fred W. Shamblin, Jr. Fred W. Shamblin COPENHAVEN JEWELERS KEITH'S AUTO PARTS Specializing in Box 550 , V.W. Parts only Clendenin, WV 25045 Phone 965-7627 Bulova Accutron Quartz WATCHES ,Q My , E 'QIQ .mari :: if Q Zyl: - PARTS J VY 'I i ,U Atal'-7 l ' ' V ' ff-r TWT' l 0019 ' ' GRADUATES Compliments of YOUNG BROTHERS Clendenin GERARY BROTHERS CO. Tappan Furniture, Radios Appliances, Refrigerators, Washers 0 Plumbing Phone 548-6741 207 Smith's Insurance Agency Box 969 Clendenin, WV. 25045 Insurance for any need Mitchell D. Smith - Owner Representing - Kemper Insurance Companies - Auto - Life - Home- owners - Business - Fire - Hosp- italization. Financing Available Call. 548-6001 Smith's Insurance Agency 1A Mile South of Clendenin Lum- ber. Next to C.l.O. Union Hall on U.S. Fit. 119 Clendenin WV. Mitchell D. Smith Insurance Agency No. 548-6001 Hoover's Garage in Big Chimney and Elk Hills Since 1926 965-3441 208 Clendenin Insurance Agency 24 W. Elk Ave. Clendenin, W. Va. 965-3461 or 548-6161 J 81 G Services Jim Foster 8t George Shaffer Floute 5, Box 325-A Coopers Creek Charleston, WV 25312 Phone 965-0200 965-9022 Specializing in Commercial Steaming, Painting St repair 30441 Riiwii , I X F ' G- -51 x ' ,lf li ' Q mamma's don't let your babies grow up Is this any way to run a rodeo? Alright, Miz Huffman, hand over them pencils. to be cowboys. by Jeanne Statts Mamas, don't let your babies grow up to be cowboys. The fearless cowboys who will be competing at Hoover on May 12 and 13 obviously did not heed this warn- ing popularized by Waylon Jennings. They happily risk their necks on bucking broncos with names like Widow Maker and Nut Cracker . They completely ignore the constant threat of serious physical injury for the thrill of victory , not to mention the purse donated by the local merchants. They thrive on the knowledge that every crowd breathes tension to be broken in seconds by the agony of defeat - as in one celebrated spill where a horse kicked its rider in the face while the hapless victim, suspended from one stirrup, was dragged through the rancid mud of the rodeo ring. There is also the kind of genuine pride a man reflects while enduring with grace on a beast gone mad. These thrills are not only for the adult male. The Girls Rodeo Associa- tion was formed with the feminist vigor that typifies our modern culture. The Intercollegiate Rodeo Association gives college students the chance to compete and gain realistic experience. In this organization, the pressures of professionalism are eliminated, while its members also have the added bonus of college enthusiasm and spirit. Even the lit- tle people can get an early taste of competition in the Little Britches League. There are several other interesting aspects of rodeo. For instance, picture the wild bucking broncos in their prime, as they hurl courageous and carefree cowboys through the air. The rodeo clowns add a dash of color while keeping the audience entertained be- tween acts and during the awkward times after the inevitable accidents. Nik, Lf-r Ri 'if-V:- '4' N I lg . J C X' It's just somethin, I whipped up. . Y if if 6 G Q 209 210 ' ' :TheS Memories light the corners of my mind. Misty water-colored memories, of the way we were. Soon the seniors' years at Herbert Hoover will be nothing more than water-colored memoriesg painted pic- tures of the people and places left behind. The good times and the badg the happy and the sad are all a part of the tapestry woven by our days at Hoover. It seems just like yesterday that we first entered the halls which seemed so huge that they would swallow-us. As sophomores, we saw the an President Jimmy Carter at Ki Airport. That year was good couldn't compare with the year. The junior year was packeu brim with sports and more! Tl ball team tackled its way to tl playoffs in Fairmont and even we lost, we were still number oi Marching Huskies capturedq Champion in the Kanawha + 'Majorette Festival. These thir many more made our junior th Limit remember. ior life became hectic. There ouncements to order, pic- be taken, and gowns to be d. Now as graduation day loser we are becoming restless, to get out of this school, or as it is sometimes loving1y'Y' I have heard over and over ce we're out, we will wish we ck, but I think it will be a long fore I wish to back-track. though we can't wait to leave I think we will someday bring out all the scrapbooks, and precious memories that were tucked away in the closet and recall that these were the times of our lives. To the Senior Class of 1979 I wish you all the best life has to offer. Follow your dream . . . Take one step at a time, Don't settle for less, Just continue to climb. Amanda Bradley Teia Hoover 5, I, x , ' r N sf' 1 l :N ' , , ., ir -ug xce Gwens I .J X is is v l fl. 'Q n .V X I ' V V gg' if , ', I I' J I AW f-if auf . W fl ag 'mags 1' . .' f '4 1 1 Webb Community Ed Juanita Counts and Red Graham By Mary Writer He's the man who's always around with a helping hand, never asking for anything in return. He's the per- son who pulls everything together when it's coming apart at the seams. When patience and time are running short, this gentleman can step in and get the job done. Yet, his identity is left unknown for his name rarely appears on any of his work. His reward is the satisfaction he receives from helping to build our school and community. Who is this masked mann? The Lone Ranger? Spiderman? Superman? Close, but not exactly. Hoover's super hero is none other than Mr. Danny Webb. Mr. Webb is the Community Education Coordinator at Herbert Hoover High School. One of his many duties is to set up the classes given at night in various schools of the community. Mr. Webb also works with guests who come to our school to perform such as special actors and dramatists. Danny Webb spends countless hours working on programs and activities in both schools and the com- munity. One can find him at Hoover long after school has closed helping with a sporting event or checking to see that night classes are running smoothly. While juggling his schedule around to be able to spend the time needed on these programs, Danny Webb still finds time to work with his real love, drama. Mr. Webb has been involved in dramatics since his early years at Marshall University. He has directed many large scale church plays and has also directed children's plays which are casted by students at Hoover. And if you're wondering why there has been such a dramatic change in the quality of the class plays here at Hoover in the past couple years, it's because Danny Webb has had a large hand in directing them. Credit has long since been due this colorful man with such a lively heart and personality. Not every school is lucky enough to have such a dedicated individual. So, next time you think you see a masked man on a white horse or a caped man bearing a large S on his chest zooming down the hall, it won't be the Lone Ranger or Superman. It's mild-mannered Danny Webb rushing to someone's aid and rescue. f,.',,,. ' ' Santa's Little Helpers? No wonder we had so many problems! ' til- l an -,Q P ,wr Yearbook Sponsor, Ms. Sinclair I really would try to help but I think it would be futile. Aren't you on the wrong end of the camera 214 Kim? is this any Way to run a staff? what do V011 mean the T00f fell iH?H Recognize anyone here? 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