Honaker High School - Torch Yearbook (Honaker, VA)

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WE CANNOT CONTROL THE WINDS ... BUT WE CAN DIRECT THE SAILS. A theme, as always, is the catalyst of any yearbook. Real- izing this, we put forth our best effort to create a theme which would apply to every student at Honaker High School. Our thinking was pointed in a particular direction, however. We sought to find a way for our 2 OPENING PROLOGUE theme to apply to eighth grade students as well as seniors. Throughout our high school years, we are constantly given new directions and paths to fol- low. As underclassmen we were always Finding Our Way matur- ing both physically and mentally to meet the requirements set for us. As seniors, we have found our way through high school, to doors opening to the responsibil- ities of adulthood with new di- rections and new beginnings. We have worked, we have learned, we have matured — but most of all — we have en- joyed Finding Our Way!

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eee 3 1086 TORCH Beringer, and Christy Newberry watch as the Band marches in at VOLUME X coc Eon ee Published by the Torch Staff Honaker High School P.O. Box 764 Honaker, VA 24260 TITLE PAGE 4

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TABLE OF CONTENTS Student life Homecoming 6 Orange you ... ? AZ Seniors —- A7. Portraits 18 Trip 35 Top ten 36 Graduation 38 Prom 44 Juniors 47 Sophomores 59 Freshmen 69 Eighth grade 79 Fall sports 99 Winter sports 416 Spring sports 426 Awards 434 Music 440 Clubs f25 Administration 156 and Faculty Ads Work Progresses. Workmen take advantage of the unsea- sonably warm weather in No- vember to progress even fur- ther on the new addition to the high school, which is to be fin- ished by January 1987. TABLE OF CONTENTS 3