Man High School - Echo Hillbilly Yearbook (Man, WV)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1981 volume:

Dedication We, the 1981 Man High Echo Staff, wish to dedicate our annual to Mrs. Willadean Zornes. Mrs. Zornes graduated from Man High School and furthered her education at Marshall University. She then returned to her alma mater to teach Vocational Home Economics for the past 17 years. In deep appreciation and gratitude for her years of patience, understanding, and guidance, we recognize you for the outstanding teacher you are. Echo Staff 1 ALMA MATER i i J i J j i J J j i : I 1 3utr n - bove the ao«f -« � u ef- «T-s its w ves ?f blot X. Jutr - b°we the t� o«f - 2 • MiGh School L� -fe }+ J £$+ 2. 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Every Which Way But Loose 2. Clint Eastwood 3. Cheech Chong’s Next Movie 3. Erik Estrada 4. Smokey and the Bandit 5. The Empire Strikes Back ACTRESS 1. Sally Field 2. Jane Fonda 3. Linda Blair SOAP OPERA T. V. SHOW 1. General Hospital 1. Dallas 2. Another World 2. M A S H 3. Soap 3. The Dukes of Hazard 4. Days of Our Lives 4. Three’s Company 5. Texas COMEDIAN 1. Steve Martin 2. Richard Pryor 3. Jerry Lewis COMEDIENNE BOOK 1. Carol Burnett 1. Gone with 2. Lily Tomblin 2. The Bible 3. Joan Rivers 3. The Stand 4. Flowers in the Wind a the Attic 6 POLL CARS: 1. Corvette 2. Z28 3. Trans Am 4. Mercedes PRO FOOTBALL TEAM 1. Dallas Cowboys 2. Pittsburgh Steelers 3. Houston Oilers 4. Cleveland Browns 5. Philadelphia Eagles PRO BASEBALL TEAM 1. Cincinnati Reds 2. Philadelphia Phillies 3. Houston Astros 4. New York Yankees 5. Kansas City Royals SINGER (MALE) SINGER (FEMALE) 1. Michael Jackson 1. Donna Summer 1. Kenny Rogers 2. Diana Ross 2. Billy Joel 3. Olivia Newton-John 2. Michale McDonald 4. Pat Benatar 3. Christopher Cross 3. Bob Seger 5. Barbara Streisand GROUP 1. The Doobie Brothers 2. Queen 3. The Eagles 4. ELO ALBUM 1. One Step Closer - The Doobie Brothers 2. The Game - Queen 3. Glass Houses - Billy Joel 4. Off the Wall - Michael Jackson 5. Against the Wind - Bob Seger and the Silver Bullet Band SONG 1. Another One Bites the Dust - Queen 2. Look What You’ve Done to Me - Boz Scaggs 3. I Never Knew Love Like This Before - Stephanie Mills 7 Senior Cheerleaders Cristy Johnston, Valerie Adams, and Kim Morgan Flag Corps 1st Row Left to Right: Brookie Hall, Karla Browning, Kelly Cook, 2nd Row: Amy Alford, Doreen Ellis, Sherry Clay. Captain, Holly Combs and Shon Shaffer 8 Field Commander 1st row. Left to right: Robin Adams, Valerie Adams, Becky Merritt, Shirley Nester, and Melinda Spears. 2nd row: Kim Morgan, Cristy |ohnston Top: Jackie Pollard Memories Old Father Time moves slowly on. And each year takes its flight Through months, and weeks, and days, and hours We’ve tried with all our might. To make new friends and keep the old, And now it's time to part. But if we take our place in life, Sometime we have to start. Upon our journey in the world More friends we’re sure to meet. But those we know in ol’ Man High Well, they can’t be beat! Farewell to friends and teachers, too. To desks where we carved our names. Farewell to high school parties. So long to football games. Farewell to halls, to books, to fun. To teacher’s pleasant faces. Hello to work, to a new life, New friends, new work, new places. “Farewell, we say, “It’s not goodbye,” For goodbye means forever. United seniors proudly shout — Forget M.H.S.? - Never!!!” — Floyd Krantz 11 Miss Man High Kim Morgan 12 Leslie Terry and Charlie King Gong Show Rejects Julie Wilson and Kevin Standifur Craziest Laugh Super Jocks Rosalyn Adkins and Ronald Ramsey Teacher’s Pain in the !? @ Valerie Adams and Julian Sharp 14 Laziest Kenneth Clark and Lesley Anderson Ginger Runyon and Chip Zornes Cristy Johnston and Mark Sias Grouchiest Shawn Cline and Charles Hensley CO S- O _d C DJO CQ co 0043 16 Mrs. Gilley. Counselor Mr. Kerley, Principal Mrs. Cook, Secretary Mr. Burgess. Counselor Mr. Mankin, Vice Principal Hale, Mary Ruth Marshall University General Business Business Math u s 1 n e I Paluso, Elizabeth Marshall University Typing Business Math Cline, Linda Concord College Shorthand Business Math Woods. Sharon Marshall University Bookkeeping I, II Office Practice Math Donahue, Gretchen Marshall University Geometry Algebra Advanced Math Murphy, Theodric West Virginia University General Math Bodnar, Geraldine Marshall University Girls P.E, Clark, William Marshall University Boys P.E. Cook, Charles Marshall University Boys P.E. Physical Education 21 Chappell, Betty Marshall University Biology Science Mann, Alfred Marshall University Biology Chemistry Physics •___ Ramsey, Robert Concord College Biology Special Education Carter, William New Mexico Highlands University Marshall University American Studies Social Dean, Robert Marshall University American Studies Miller, Denny Marshall University World Cultures Hagood, James Bluefield State College American Government Studies Gore, Charles Marshall University McKee, Jane Radford University Western Carolina University English Roach, Carol West Virginia University Samson, Carolyn Marshall University Waller, Fannie Bluefield State Marshall University Maynard, Masil Marshall University Drenner, Frank Murray State College Marshall University West Virginia Tech. Drafting Distributive Education Christian, Wanda Marshall University Co-Op DECA Drivers Education Bailey, Dorothy Marshall University Librarian Zornes, Willa Marshall University Home Economics Vocational Education DIETICIANS Ruth Lester Dorothy Williams Sherwood Sturgill Student Worker Virginia Nelson Mr. Kilgore Engineers Naamon Godby Pete Ellis Asst. Superintendent Wesley Martin Jack Garrett Superintendent Schools William L. Williams Asst. Superintendent George Klipa Asst. Superintendent Board Members Claude Tiller Board of Education John Hager Director of Vocational and 27 Technical School Ralph Grimmett Ray Killen. President Dr. June Church (until Jan. 81) |immy Barber (Jan. 81) Acord, Tim General “To be rich so I don’t have to work. Adkins, Rosalyn General To get all I can out of Life. Bailey, Alan VocationaNMachine Shop To be a Surface Miner. 30 Adams, Valerie Clerical “Beautician Cheerleader 1,2,3 Basketball 3 Yearbook Adkins, Tammy General To be happy and hold on to God Prayer Club Baisden, Kathy Lorraine Commercial Clerical To marry Kenny and take a two year course in college. Nurses Club 2,3 Prom 2,3 Keywanettes 2 Adkins, Doug Vocational To Graduate Anderson, Lesley Ann Accounting To go to Dallas and Kill J.R.' Band 1,2,3 Keywanettes 2.3 Yearbook Baksh, Mirza John College Prep To further my education. Band 1,2 Yearbook Float Committee Banks, Roger Dale College Prep To just be happy with what I have, hopefully a lot. Student Council President Band Key Club Belcher, Jeff General “To be a success in life. Bartram, Niawana General To go to college and get better training to be a typist. Belchel, Michael Hale Vocational (printing) To be a printer, or be in a rock group. Band Beavers, Bruce Vocational To be a mechanic. Block, Brenda General To be a perfect mother. Booth, Sherri Lea Commercial Accounting To go to a 2-year college. Nurses Club 2.3 Float Comm. 2.3 Keywanettes 2 Boykins, Eddie Vocational To keep all my teeth.” Football Basketball President of homeroom Bragg, Drema Stenographic Commercial To lead a happy and successful life. DECA Chapter 2.3 Nurses Club 2.3 Student Council Member 31 Brown, Dianna Lynn Commercial Clerical “To be happy and make others happy.” Brown, John General Get a job. Browning, Betty Jo Commercial Clerical To make everyone I love happy. Browning, Larry Earl General To be a coal miner. Football 1,2,3, Browning, Peggy General Bryant, Mary Caldwell, Andrew General Vocational To graduate. Browning, Ruth Ann Commercial Clerical To have James Garner take pictures at my wedding. Yearbook Staff Float Committee 1,2 Prom Committee 2 Casey, Joe Vocational To graduate.” 32 Caudill, Robynn Adkins College Prep “To make the most of my life with Wayne and my future career. Band 1 Keywanettes 2.3 Senior Vice-President Clark, Michael Vocational Shop To have my own vocational shop. Cline, Erica Clerical To be a better Christian and make Mommy and Daddy proud of me. Nurses Club 2,3 Prayer Club 2.3 President of Student Body Chandler, Lesa Ann Accounting To go to college; to be an accountant. Keywanettes 2,3 Band 1.2 Float and Prom Committee 1,2,3, Clay, Sherri Lynn Commercial Clerical To reach out for all I can and to make those that I love happy. Head-flag girl 3 Cheerleader 1 Homeroom Vice President 1,2 Cline, Shawn Elizabeth College Preparatory To follow my dreams wherever they lead me and to make those I love proud of me.” Band 1,2,3 — Majorette 2. Head 3 Keywanettes 2,3 jr. and Sr. Attendant Clark, Kenneth Alexander General Join the Air Force. Basketball 1,2,3 Yearbook 3 Cline, Ernest David Vocational Shop Welder. Cline, Vivian Lea Clerical To make everyone happy. Prayer Club Student Council 2 33 Conn, Mike General Football Copley, Sheila Kaye General To be a good wife and make Paul happy. Nurses Club Jr. Class Treasurer Student Council Conn, Pamela Gail General “To be a model. Deca 3 Chorus Pep Club Craig, Kimberly Lynn Clerical “To be a beautician.” Prayer Club Deel, Denise Sias Commercial Accounting To become a CPA. Nurses Club 2,3 Prom Committee 2 Chorus 2 Deel, Naomi Clerical To live life to its fullest Chorus 3 Nurses Club 3 Prom Committee Cooper, Florence General Damron, Marion Wilson Vocational Shop Be employed as a machinist. Dotson, janice General To be helpful to anyone needing a prayer or friend. Doty, Darla College Prep Basketball 2.3 Ellis, Bernard Vocational “Be ready to help my fellow man when in need.” Golf Team Football 2 Duba, Phillip Gregory Commercial Accounting To become a CPA Football 1.2.3 Boy’s State 2 Hi-Q Team 3 Ellis, Elliot Vocational To graduate.” Ellis, Tammy Marie General Sales Agent. Ellison, Jackie Vocational To finish school. Elkins, Dana Commercial Accounting To live a happy life around people that I care about. Career Club 1.2 Chorus 2 Ellis, Julie Mae College Prep To be a country music singer. Student Council Band 1.2 Float Committee 1,2,3 Ferguson. Diane Commercial Clerical ‘To become a nurse.” DECA Club 2.3 Student Council Jr. Class V. President 35 Ferrell, Angela Marie General “To be good in the Army.” Gibson, Brenda General Grimmett, Jim Clerical To Graduate. Golf Files, Stephanie Sue General “To be successful in the Army. Gibson, Richard Vocational Shop Painter.” Grimmett, Pamela Clerical To always be there to Help my friends. Gibbons, Sue Reggie1 General “To live life to its fullest. Deca 1,2 Grimmett, Donna Stenographic To be employed as a Secretary. Nurses Club Keywanettes Hager, Christine General 36 Harvey, Brian Vocational Coal miner. Harvey, Pamela Commercial Clerical To finish high school. Harvey, Timmy Commercial Accounting To be successful in everything I attempt to do. Basketball 1.2,3 Hatfield, Dewayne Commercial Accounting Band 1,2,3 Howze, Cynthia Commercial Clerical Jackson, Wayne Lee Commercial Accounting To go to college. Football Basketball Harvey. Sharon Lynne College Prep “To learn to sneeze with a little more dignity. Girls' State Nurses Club Student Council Hensley, Charles College Prep Accountant or Manager. Key Club Band (Jazz Band) 1,2,3 Interact Club Johnson, Frank Erman Commercial Clerical To be a famous Elrod' Football 1,2,3 Basketball 1,2,3 Key Club 37 Johnston, Cristy Rita Accounting To be able to reach the goals I have set for myself. Cheerleader 1.2.3 Student Council Float Committee Keene, Donna Clerical To Finish High School. Kent, Tom Vocational Shop To be successful in everything I attempt.” King, Charles Commercial Clerical To make Rena happy. Football 1,2,3 King, Jennifer Clerical To go into business. Deca Club Koutsunis, Bill Accounting To be successful business man.' Float 1,2.3 Prom Krantz, Floyd Louis Lawrence, Norman Accounting General Band 1,2,3 38 Lusk, Douglas Vocational To be the Greatest at anything. Football 1,2,3 Baseball 2.3 Pep Club. Marcum, Lawana General To finish High School. Maynard, Eric General To be an auto mechanic. McComas, Brian General Drive a fuel Dragster or own a high performance engine shop. McComas, Renita Lynn General McCoy, Leisha Commercial Clerical To finish high school. Mitchell, Bruce Jr. Vocational shop (auto body) To be loved and never forgotten by a very special girl. Football 2 Mitchell. Timothy Joseph Sr. General To be a coal truck driver or own a high performance shop.” Football 1.2 Baseball Basketball Mitchem, Amanda College Prep. To be a great doctor and find cures for uncurable diseases. Band 1 Float Committee 2.3 Prom Committee 2 Molnar. Lisa Jayne Commercial Stenographic ‘To do the best that I can in everything I attempt.” Majorette 1.2.3 Keywanettes 2.3 Girls State AlL2 39 Morgan, Alicia Gail Commercial Stenographic “To do the best that I possibly can in everything I do. Yearbook Staff Student Council 2,3 Keywanettes 2.3 Moss, Timothy W. Commercial Engineer mechanical.’ Band 1,2,3 DECA Morgan, Kimberlee Lynn College Prep To live up to my parent’s expectations, and to make ever- yone happy. Mosley, Brian Vocational To be successful and happy in everything I do.” Mullins, David Vocational To become rich and happy. Tennis 1,2 Mutters, Kevin Vocational Band Napier, Bobby Vocational To become a millionaire. 40 Nelson, Lisa Jeanette Commercial Accounting To always have enough determin- ation to make each day better than yesterday.” Keywanettes 2,3 Float Committee 1,2,3 Prom Committee 1,2 Osborne, Cathy Lynn General To do the best I can and help others. DECA Nurses Club Paynter, Lori Sue Stenographic “To follow in V.A.'s footsteps and be happy, rich, and successful.” Keywanettes Class Officer 2,3 Girls State Alt., 2 Pierson, Diana Accounting ‘To be a successful Professional Photographer. Nurses Club Prom Committee Float Committee k I 1 Perkins, S. Renee Stenographic “To see Jeana S. marry Gary C. and become Bucky Dent's personal manager.” Yearbook. Prayer Club, Deca 2 Perry. Sheila Stenographic “To host Saturday Night Live with Steve Martin.” Keywanettes Nurses Club FBLA Prince, Michael David General Queen, Donald College Prep “To get a degree and go into music.” Band 1,2,3 All county Band 1,2,3 Chorus 3 Ramsey, Ronald General To live and be happy. Football Reynolds, Alzra Rena Clerical To love someone, who loves me back. Band Deca Rice, Charles R. Clerical To be a coal-truck driver.” 41 Sharp, Julian Ray Commercial Accounting “To be myself — no matter what everyone else thinks. Football 1,2,3 Hi-Q Team Baseball Short, Chris Vocational To become a millionaire and weld in my own shop. Short, Jennifer General To help others in any way they need it. Nurses Club Tennis Team Sias, Kenny Vocational To go to school at Florida U. Baseball 1,2,3 Sias, Mark Stephon College Prep To be in the computer industry. Key Club Simpkins, Naomi General To succeed in life and be happy. DECA Prayer Club Smith, Beverly General Smith, Charles General Basketball Smoot, Becky General To get a job at Heck’s and work. 42 Spears, Jeana Commercial Clerical To make Buzzy happy, and become a better Christian. Yearbook Staff Senior Class Secretary Stowers, Tommy Vocational Shop Spence, Tim Vocational Shop To graduate. Sturgell, Sherwood General Standifur, Kevin College Prep. To make the most of myself. Football 1,2,3 Baseball 2.3 Key Club 2,3 Terry, Leslie Commercial Clerical To become the next Dr. J. Basketball 1,2.3 Yearbook Staff Thomas, Anna General To succeed in life at whatever goals I may set and to make the people around me happy. Thompson, Barbara Stenographic Commercial To be happy and make the most of my life. Nurses Club 3 FBLA Student Council 3 Toler, Jeff College Prep. To get marooned on an island with Brooke Shields. Key Club 2,3 High Q Team 3 Homeroom President 3 43 Toler, Kenneth Vocational “Own my own TV repair shop. Toler, Ricky Vocational Vance, Cathy lean Commercial Clerical Yearbook Staff Vance, David Vocational “To graduate and get out of this school. Vernatter, Rebecca General “To be the world's greatest nurse. Vance, Larry David Commercial Accounting To play in the World Series in the Astrodome.” Baseball 1,2,3 Basketball 1,2,3 Student Council Walker, Ethel Jean To go to college.” DECA Club Vance, Mila Jean Commercial Clerical ‘To accomplish all my goals in life. DECA Club FBLA Walls, Jackie Vocational 44 Walls, (ana Vocational “Make a lot of money welding. Washington, Marsha Faith Clerical Leave W.V. and find a nice man.’ Deca Club 2.3 Webb, William General “To fall in Love. Wells, Ronny General Watson, Eunice Stenographic To succeed in life. Yearbook Staff FBLA Homecoming Attendant 3 Willard, Treena Clerical To be happy and to accomplish all I can.” Williams, Michael Todd General To live and always be happy. Football 1,2,3 Key Club Wilson, Julie Lynn College Prep To find the ones I've lost keep the ones I have. Basketball 3 Yearbook 3 and Workman, Anita Gail General To succeed in all my goals. Deca 3 45 Wingler, Ginger General To become a nurse. Workman. David College Prep. To play Pro Baseball Baseball Zomes, Edward (Chip) College Prep. To be like my hero; Kevin Standifur.” Key Club 2,3 Vice President Baseball Hi-Q Team Deel, Denise Sias Commercial Accounting To become a C. P. A.' Nurse’s Club 2.3 Prom Committee 2 Chorus 2 Young, Theresa General Have a career for myself and make my family proud. Chorus Float Committee 2 Prom Committee 2 Melton, Rosetta General To pass out real thrills: and enjoy life. Student Cook 46 Erica Cline President SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Robynn Adkins Caudill Vice-President Jeana Spears Secretary Lori Payn ter Treasurer 47 Adkins, Lisa Bailey. Debbie Bartram, Deanna I I m Alford, Amy Bare, Jonnie Burgess, Chris Clark, Ronald Conley, Leonard Cook, Marilyn Copley, Ronald Burgess, Paula Clark, Earl Chambers, Pauletta Collins, James Collins, Timmy Rhonda Lester rode 28 miles in a Bike-a-thon sponsored by the Keywanettes for Cystic Fibrosis. She alone raised over $350.00. Rhonda maintains an A average in the Stenographies curriculum. Clark, Roger Conley, Keith Cook, Linda ■i Copley, Gary Crawford, David 51 Curtis, Charlie Davidson, Greg Deel, Timmy Deflumeri, Valerie Curry, Claude Duncan, Dianna Egnor, Bobby Elkins, Crystal Ellis, Crystal Ellis, Doreen Garboskey, Joseph Gilmore, Mary Glandon, Kelly Grimmett, Steve Graham, Theodore Graham, Debbie Grimmett, Annette Grimmett, Rick Grimmett, Tammie Our 1980 Homecoming Parade was one of the best ever thanks to the great organization of Becky Doss. A special thanks to Becky for all of her hard work, and a big hand for a job well done. Greene, John Grimmett, Donald Hale. Clara Hall, Brookie Harvey, Edwina Harvey, Rhonda Hill, Mark Hoosier, Angie Hunt, Cheryl Hurley, Phyllis Isom, Janice Kennedy, Steve Kennedy, Tyron Kilgore, Carmen Kilgore, Jeff Klipa, Milan Law, Charles Laws, Bobby Lester, Jack Lester, Joe Marcum, Lawana Maynard, Charlie Mays, Gary Meade, Teresa Maxwell, Cheryl Maynard, Billy Our Home- coming Parade, organized by Becky Doss, was one of the best ever. A big thanks to Becky for a job well-done. McCoy, Kim McComas, Scot Morgan, Donald Morgan, Lisa Maynard, Bobby Maynard, Tonya McCoy, Tim 55 Mosley, Melvin Mutters, Amanda Napier, Lisa Osenton, Reggie Peyton, Bobby Roach, Melissa Roberts, Cathy Robinson, Beth Rowe, Susan Shaffer, Shonna Sharp, Donna Sharp, Lisa Sias, Marlene Sizemore, Pam Skaggs, Tim Sutherland, Charles Walden, Tammy Ward, Arlene Western, juanita Toler, Bill Robert Trogdon, Vicki Walker, Jean Ann Turkale, Nicky Walker, James One of the finest football players at Man High. Rick Grimmett was also recognized as one of the best in the State. Rick made the AA All-State Football Team, 1st Team Defense. Trent, Kenny I, Vance. Johnny Walls, Sherrie Waybright, Clint White, Jennifer JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Marlene Sias President Becky Cook Cheryl Grimmett Vice-President Secretary Susan Rowe Treasurer Would you believe that I Was late today.” Hey, I'm cool. “I did not. “Doss on the line. 3 She’s turning 7-up.” “Big Moe’ Could you tell me the way to the circus?” Wow! Did you see that?” “Munch down “And you didn’t even ask me to go Urppppp? My tummy hurts Have you got the answers to Miss Waller's test yet. Space cadet at work. 61 Family resemblances Oreo cookie Now where did I drop my false eye lash? Check me out. Gee, 1 wonder how many votes I got for possum Queen? Barker, Barrett, Bartram, Bartram, Bartley, Belcher, Carolyn Kelly Deanna Becky Robert David Belcher, Blankenship, Blankenship, Blankenship, Blevins, Bobbit, Ray Brian (ohah Patty Jimmy Earl Debbie •' •• - ■ : f r • I.;A Brown, Marian Booth, Robin IJJ Brown, Kim 6 1 Browning, Darla Brown. Charlette Brunty, Carolyn Buckner, Nora Caldwell, Shena Burgess, William Canterbury, Rita Clark, Sheila Clay, Barbara Combs. Holly 67 Elkins, Aleashia More Sophomore Students hard at work. Doss, Jeff Elkins, Charles Duba, Cynthia Forbes, Benjamin Dotson, Rabon Erwin, Tim Douden, Bobby Evans, Kimberly Dowden, Stephanie Finley, Wanda Glandon, Sandy Grimmett, Jess Hickman, Toni Goad, Teresa Godfrey, Scottie iGoodman, Sheila Goodman, Susie Grimmett, Rodney 1 Grimmett, Steve Harrison, Russell Hatfield, Lionel Hill. Ron Hale, Patricia Isaly, Shelly Jeffrey, Patty Jones, Christina 69 Merritt, Miller, Mills, Montgomery, Moore, Moreland, Becky Pam Kim Ricky Eileen Donnie Mullins, Mullins. Mutters, Napier, Nester, O'Neil, Kenny Paula Karla Donnie Shirley Richard Rowe Dewonna Runyon, Robin Rutledge. Tim Samson. Bill Saunders, Katrina Simpkins, Lynn Smith, Jeannette Smith, Kenneth Sparks, Donna Spears, Melinda Sturgell, Sally Thompson. Rhonda Toler, Gary Toler, Terry Toth. Carl 71 Walls, Buck Walls, Kim Vance, Tommy A Western, Juanita Walker, James Walls, Sherry Wilburn, Tammy Williams, Larry Wilson, Diana Wingler, Benny Wintz, Christine Young, Glenna 72 Holly Combs President Shelia Goodman Vice-President I i Colleen Gambill Secretary I II 1 Robin Booth Treasurer SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS ‘Ain’t we perty?” ‘Breaker, one-nine Howdy Tex. “These are my balls!’ What’s happenin’?” MH Angels Did she really say that. Larry’s not paying attention.' “Tell us another one Grandpa. Harold, Jr. 76 Row 1 - Glen Jackson, Leslie Harrison, Lindsey Whited, Jeff Kilgore, Frank Johnson, John Greene, Britt Hall, Kevin Tomblin, Bobby Laws, Cecil Banks. Row 2 - Bill Ball, Robert Bartley, Larry Browning, Curtis Hunter, Ron Hill, Mitch Means, Darren Dickerson, Kevin Standifur, Mark Bowens, Phillip Boykins, Mike Davis, Coach Ramsey. Row 3 - Coach Cook, Coach Carter, Eddie Boykins, Charles King, Ronald Ramsey, Jim Blevins, Nate Miller, Rodney Grimmett, Gary Copley, Glen Adkins, Jennings Browning, Coach Miller. Row 4 - Julian Sharp, Earl Clark, Don Canada, Don Napier, Clint Waybright, A1 Terry, Steve Kennedy, Mike Conn, Rick Grimmett. Row 5 - Charles Maynard, Mark Spence, Chris Burgess, Chris Wintz, Bruce Mitchell, Wayne Jackson, Kirk Browning, Kenzie Tudor. Row 6 - Bill Watkins, Don Grimmett, Mike Williams, Jack Brock, Doug Lusk, Johnny Vance. Phillip Duba, Eddie Donahue. • Logan Man -vs- Logan 20-0 Man -vs- Williamson 28-0 Man -vs- Shady Springs 37-12 Man -vs- Ceredo-Kenova 12-22 Man -vs- Mt. View 41-7 Man -vs- Buffalo Wayne 25-6 Man -vs- Prinston 20-11 Man -vs- Pocahontas 7-3 Man -vs- Scott 26-6 Man -vs- Big Creek 9-6 PLAYOFFS Man -vs- Bobcats (Hinton) 21-6 Man -vs- Poca 28-14 State CHAMPIONSHIP Man -vs- C-K 13-18 From Worst to First When practice started on August 1, 1980, the people looked at us and said we would win just 3 or 4 games. Who thought that the Man Hillbillies would play for the state championship? We had plenty of experience returning in the offensive backfield, defensive line, and in the secondary. We lacked the most important part of a football team: an offensive line. All of the coaches worked with all of us and, slowly but surely, we were ready to face our tough schedule and prove our critics wrong. August 29, 1980, Man at Logan. We defeated the 'Cats 20-0 in a sloppily played game. Halftime was about an hour long due to thunder and lightning. September 5, 1980, Williamson at Man. We won this game 28-0 against an outclassed opponent. We were now 2-0 on the season. September 12, 1980, Man at Shady Spring. We played poorly but we still won 37-12. We were 3-0 on the young season. September 19, 1980, Ceredo-Kenova at Man. We were outmanned and lost 22-12 tonight. We did, however, score 12 points in the last 10 minutes. September 26, 1980, Mt. View at Man. We played a great game and rebounded from last week's loss by a 41-7 score. October 3, 1980, Man at Buffalo (Wayne). We upped our record to 5-1 by playing excellently and winning 25-6. October 10, 1980, Man at Princeton. We squeaked by a fired up Princeton team 20-11 to raise our record to a respectable 6-1. October 17, 1980, Pocahontas County at Man. We didn’t play well, but still won 7-3. October 25, 1980, Man at Scott (Madison). This had to be our worst game of the year, but we were too powerful for Scott and won, 26-6. November 1, 1980, Homecoming, Big Creek at Man. This was a truly defensive battle, and the Funk came away the victor by a 9-6 count. We were 9-1 and ranked 2 going into the playoffs. November 8, 1980 vs. Man (at Logan). The Bobcats weren’t even in the same class as we, and we won handily, 21-6. November 15, 1980, Poca vs. Man (at Logan). We won 28-14 in a close game. The Hillbillies were ready for the state championship. November 21, 1980, Man vs. C-K (State Championship at Charleston). This was our best game of the year, but we lost 18-13. We outplayed the Wonders in every way except on the scoreboard. It is truly a Wonder that CK won. We finished the season with a very fine 11-2 record. We worked very hard and even though this year's Seniors won’t be playing, I know that next year will be the Year of the 'Billies’. Phillip Duba 77 “Rainbow shoes Dickerson” Boy! Look at that ant carrying that marshmallow! Coach Red Griffin and his assistants We’re l! Captain Crunch Stack Pile Run Charlie Get off Funk! Congratulations, Mr. Means, you have just won a world cruise. Up and over Do it (ake! Let me at 'em! Girls’ Basketball From left to right: Manager, Lori Paynter, Becky Merritt, Carol Browning, Julie Wilson, Becky Doss, Princess Patterson, Valerie Adams, Pam Banks, Leslie Terry, and Coach Kelly Poston. Man 61 Lenores 21 Man 52 Logan 55 Man 50 Pineville 33 Man 56 Big Creek 54 Man 40 C'Ville 39 Man 54 Pineville 30 Man 45 Lenore 12 Man 45 Williamson 44 Man 60 Iaeger 30 Man 55 Iaeger 35 Man 41 C’Ville 46 Man 43 Van 23 Man 46 Big Creek 52 Man 50 Sharpies 30 81 Good shot, Carol Give up, nobody can catch her. Who me? Its all the way you hold your mouth Don't shove! I dare her to throw the ball at me V From left to right: 1st row: John Greene, Jeff Adkins. 2nd row: Coach Maynard, Ron Hill, Frankie Johnson, Mitchell Means, Philip Boykins, Charles Smith, Chris Stevens, Asst. Coach Mann. 3rd row: Sandy Clark, Nathaniel Miller, Eddie Boykins, Mike Mannering, Eddie Donahue, Greg Davidson, Bruce Chapman, Wayne Lee Jackson, Tim Harvey, Larry D. Vance. 1—, . ''O'w -£ •. 1 V • pi - J MAN 63 74 MAN Gilevs |75( 1AM 75 MT. VIEW 53 BIG CREEK 66 BPMAN 102 DUVAL 64 MAN 61 LOGAN 66 MAN 80 MADISON 84 MAN 78 OCEANA 70 MAN 58 WILLIAMSON 80 MAN 71 MT. VIEW 55 L MAN 79 LENORE 56 «MAN 67 CHAPMANVILLE 81 j-65 LOGAN (’.HAM M A 66 fc MAN 70 -BfO-eREEir 65 ■WfclAN 73 MT. VIEW 47 .-A- 84 Sink it, Eddie, sink it! Another one bites the dust. Hey! Where did the basket go? Shoot it, Sandy! 85 Great form? Magic Johnson OOh, Look at my hand! Layup for two. There’s Greg Hainer. You can’t block this shot. Eddie “Dominating Donahue Get him, Eddie! Attempted block Off the floor and in the air Jumpball!!! Foul shot in the last seconds Senior Athletes 88 Kevin Standifur Larry Browning Kenneth Sandy Clark Eddie Boykins Bruce Mitchell Frankie Johnson Larry David Vance Timmy Harvey Denny Miller Charles Proc” Cook Robert Ramsey Masil Maynard 89 r.i ' V S3r of defeat The spirit of the Funk lives on Our trophy We are still the greatest 90 1980 State Runners-Up Left to right: 1st row: Christine Wintz, Aleashia Elkins. Karen Hatfield, Kim Brown, Rhonda Lester, Melissa Maynard, Kris Frye, 2nd row; Cathy Trogdon, Sherri Hughes, Cynthia Duba, Marlene Sias, Susan Rowe, Shonna Schaffer. 3rd row: Robin Booth, Regina McComas, Fatty Jeffrey, Colleen Gambill, Pam Miller, Karla Mutters, Iretta Smith, Debbie Lovell, Carmen Kilgore. Left to right: 1st row: Rhonda Lester, Tyron Kennedy, Diane Pierson, Naomi Deel, Sherri Booth, 2nd row; Erica Cline, Sheila Copley, Trish Buckner, Sharon Harvey. First row, left to right: Jennifer King, Sherry Walls, Terri Cantrell, Cheryl Grimmett, Second Row: Naomi Simpkins, Kelly Glandon, Sue Gibbons, Lisa Morgan, Rena Reynolds. Lisa Morgan, Mary Bias, Annette Grimmett, Teresa Gibson, Mary Gilmore, Third Row: Anna Thomas, Cathy Osborne, Rhonda Harvey, Tammie Grimmett, Diane Ferguson, Susie Smith, Angela Jean Hoiser, Donna Belcher, Jean Canterbury, Fourth Row: Wanda Christian, (Sponsor), Anitia Workman, Ethel Walker, Drema Bragg, Mila Vance, Tammy Walden, Sheila Copley, Cynthia Howze, Marsha Washington, Trish Buckner, Crystal Elkins, Pam Conn. First row, left to right: Stephanie Dowden, Tammy Adkins, Naomi Deel, Sharon Harvey, Cristine Hager, Beverly Smith, Cristy Johnston, Juanita Western, Tammy Walden, Second Row: Kenneth Conly, Erica Cline, Julie Ellis, Kim Craig, Kelly Glandon, Trish Buckner, Jane Doe. Susie Smith. Third Row: Chris Burgess, Tim Moss, Patricia Ferrell, Lisa Jackson. Vivian Jackson, Naomi Simpkins, Anita Workman, Fourth Row: Richard Gibson, Mike Goodman, Claude Curry, Mike Prince, Charles Smith, Julian Sharp, Kenny Toler, Donald Queen, Chris Stevens, John Greene, Fifth Row: Robert Kennedy, Tom Smith, Billy Workman, Bernard Ellis, David Workman, Gary Morgan, Kenneth Webb, Jim Wilson, Robert Pack, Tim O’Neial. cnC OOXn OMD 1st row left to right - Renee Perkins, Lynette Gibbons, Anna Thomas, Karen Hatfield, Donna Sparks, Katrina Sowders, Erica Cline, 2nd row - Mr. Murphy, sponsor, Anita Workman, Naomi Simpkins, Pam Banks, }anice Dotson, Vivian Cline. r a m a C 1 u b Kneeling - Julie Wilson, Janell Kirk, Billy Shaffer Standing - Shona Shaffer, Lisa Con, Mike Cazin, Jennifer White, Coleen Gambil, Holly Combs, Milan Klipa, Kelley Barrett, Kelly Browning, Tim O’Neil, Melissa Maynard, Melissa Roach, Donald Pridemore, Iretta Smith 94 Left to right: 1st row: Lisa Morgan, Shawn Cline, Shonna Schaffer, Pam Sizemore. 2nd row. Barbari Sue Thompson, Sheila Perry, Lisa Nelson, Lesley Anderson, Lori Paynter, Lisa Molnar, Christine Wintz, Barbara Clay, Melissa Roach. 3rd row, Lesa Chandler, Lou Letsinger, Kim Kerley. Rhonda Lester, 4th row, Vicki Trogdon, |ean Ann Walker, Carman Kilgore, Jennifer White, Paula Burgess, Amy Alford, Cathy Trogdon, Eileen Moore, Robin Booth, Sheila Goodman. Left to right: 1st row: Edward (Chip) Zornes, Floyd Louis Krantz, Kevin Bruce Standifur, Jeffery Kieth Toler, Mark Stephon Sias, Charles Dalton Hensley. 2nd row; Larry David Vance, Chris Wintz, Reggie (Owen) Osenton, Sponsor, Bobby Dean, Kenneth Ray Trent, Jeffery Woods, Charles (Chucky) Laws, Milan 95 Klipa. Eunice Watson, Sharon Harvey, Shawn Cline; Alternates, Lori Paynter, Lisa Molnar, and Kathy p p Baisden T T A A T T E E Chip Zornes, Kevin Standifur, Phillip Duba, Jeff Toler Mrs. Elizabeth Paluso TEACHER OF THE YEAR For the year 1980-81 school term Logan County’s Teacher of the Year is a member of the Man High School Faculty. The LCEA makes the selection. Mrs. Paluso's name was submitted by her colleagues in the business department. Teaching school has been a major portion of Mrs. Paluso’s professional career. She has taught at Man High School for twenty-six years. Between these years, that she worked as an admission supervisor for the Man Appalachian Regional Hospital. The news of the selection came as a surprise to Mrs. Paluso. She said, “I was really surprised! I didn’t think about it because I didn't know I was even being considered.” When asked about her most memorial teaching experience, she could not recall a single incident that she considered the most memorial, but she replied, “It has all been enjoyable for me. Mrs. Paluso’s name will now be submitted to the state selection committee for consideration as West Virginia Teacher of the Year. The winner will be announced in early 1981. Kevin Standifur, Roger Banks. Shawn Cline, Phillip Duba, Leslie Terry, Kathy Baisden, Erica Cline The Grafton High School Choir c H R I S T M A S P L A Y C A S T C H O R U S p I N G Advertising Cathy Vance Valerie Adams Julie Wilson Jeana Spears Ruth Browning Lesley Anderson Renee Porkins Alicia Morgan Lori Paynter Shawn Cline John Baksh Phillip Duba Eunice Watson Sheila Copley Kenny Sias Mark Sias Sharon Harvey Kim Morgan Deanna Brown Robynn Caudill David Mullins Janice Dotson Mike Conn Frankie Johnson Sherri Clay Lisa Molnar Rosetta Melton Ethel Walker Amanda Mitchem Jennifer Short Naomi Deel Brian Harvey Lisa Nelson Rena Reynolds Joe Casey Darla Doty Kathy Baisden Cynthia Howze Frankie and Renee Chip Zomes Stephanie Files Mila Vance Tommy Stowers Brian and Brace Betty Browning Charles King Kevin Standifer Timmy Mitchell Marsha Washington Kim Craig Wayne |ackson Doug Lusk Treena Willard Lesa Chandler Denise Deel Vivian Jackson Sharon Woods Donna Grimmett Brenda Block John Burks MAN MOTOR LODGE Huff |iinction HWY 10 80 Man. WV 25635 1-304-583-6540 CONGRATULATIONS! 103 A. J.’s Two Convenient Locations Open 7 days a week Always dependable” Box 656 Logan, WV Stollings 752-1113 Switzer 946-4252 MAN DAIRY BAR The place where good people meet and get the food that is delicious to eat. 104 TRIADELPHIA BIT CO. A Complete Mining Bit Service” Distributors of Mining Tools P. O. Box 173 Man, Wv 25635 Shop: 583-6859 Office: 583-2293 KISTLER GROCERY Kistler, WV Phone: 583-2495 105 HENSELY’S FURNITURE COMPANY Home of Magnavox Radios, Phonographs, TV's, Bicycles and Lane Cedar Chest Teen accounts welcome with parent consent. 106 Use our CCP Credit Plan LOGAN BANK and TRUST CO. “We Like to Say Yes- Call 752-1166 Washington and Main Sts. Logan WV. 107 Gilbert Bank and Trust Member FDIC Drawer 367 Gilbert, WV 25621 Meade Chevrolet Sales New Chevrolet Cars and Trucks 24 hr. wrecker service 664-3211 108 “Compliments to the Class of 81” THE NATIONAL BANK OF LOGAN “The bank with the time and temperature clock on the corner in Downtown Logan Over 40 years of service to Logan County “The Largest and Strongest Bank in our Five County AMHERST STORES “Wish each of you success in life” Accoville Store Lundale Store 583-6345 583-9250 McGregor Store 752-6788 109 Compliments of THE BANK OF MAN “Large enough to serve you” “Small enough to know you” The Management and employees of the Bank of Man, the bank large enough to serve all your banking needs, yet small enough to know you on a first name basis, wishes to take this opportunity to congratulate each student at Man High School on their achievement this year. Also, wishing each and everyone continued success in the future. 110 Dingess Line Company We specialize in Power line Construction Maintenance Bill Dingess Man, WV Bob Fleming 30 years of service 111 Your Twins The Mount Mart Village We supply anything needed to build or repair your home. McNEELY HOME CENTER Man, WV 112 OF SERVICE . Come to the home of friendly people and buy food that makes you happy BURGESS AND LOHN SUPERMARKET Man, WV 113 Southern Equipment Co. Southern Equip. Co. Pecks Mill, WV Rebuilt Mining Machinery “GOOD LUCK SENIORS” 114 GUYANDOTTE FOODLAND MIDWAY PLAZA SHOPPING CENTER 115 Compliments of ELLIS LUMBER AND SUPPLY CO. INC. Buffalo Creek Road Crown, WV Phone: 583-9306 QUALITY MATERIAL AT REASONABLE PRICE 116 WHITE ARMATURE WORKS, INC. 124 North Bridge Street Man, Wv 25635 Phone: 583-9681 117 David Mullins, Salutatorian Kathy Baisden Eddie Boykins Darla Doty 118 HONOR f i i Ginger Runyon, Co-Valedictorian Kevin Standifur, Co-Valedictorian John Baksh Roger Banks Jeff Toler, Historian Bruce Beavers Naomi Deel Robynn Caudill Phillip Duba Dana Elkins Donna Grimmette Lisa Molnar Alicia Morgan' Lori Paynter Julian Sharp Jennifer King Kenny Sias Jeana Spears Leslie Terry Mila Vance Jana Walls Eunice Watson Julie Wilson Chip Zornes Compliments of Dingess Line Company Good Luck, Hillbillies! Compliments of AMHERST COAL COMPANY 120 Shop Sears in Gilbert call 583-7333 Laurel Lodge Motel Gilbert, W. VA. 25621 664-3261 Compliments of Gentry’s Motes 2 Huff (unction, WV 583-6331 Jantzen That’s Me Butte Knits Ken-Lu’s Gilbert, W. V. Styles Exclusively For You B R Repair and Body Shop Naturalizer Hush Puppy Levi's General Repair and Body Work Steve Morgan Richard Bartram Eddie Riggs Gilbert, W. V. 121 QAdiacoma, f Peak Ford Sales ((jatfeua Gilbert, WV 25621 VpT s 664-3208 SOS STIATTON ST ((f lOGAN W A JS 01 and 191 ftaln. Sin.eei (ha.pmanvidde, W. Va. BOB LIVINGOOD The Wonderful World Agent of B L Furniture Gilbert, WV Logan Pikeville Phone: 664-3241 Madison Williamson Res: 664-3264 Warfield NATIONWIDE INSURANCE SILVER THIMBLE SEWING SHOP Approved Singer dealer Compliments of 417 Stratton Street GILBERT IGA FOODLINERS Logan, WV 25601 Phone: 752-8520 Compliments of STACY HARDWARE CHRISTIAN GRADE SCHOOL Complete line of hardware electrical supplies Ray B. Miller, Principal P.O. BX. 67 583-9766 Justice, WV 664-9211 122 BURGESS BOUTIQUE 130 Main Street Logan, West Virginia 25601 Junior Dresses Sports Wear Macrame Supplies - Cake Candy Supplies Betty Burgess Gina Burgess 752-2795 R. L. HACKWORTH JEWELRY RICHARDS AND SON 203 Stratton Street Logan's most progressive music store. Logan, West Virginia 25601 Water Street — Logan 752-5611 752-7448 Visit the SMOKE HOUSE OF LOGAN BROWNING STACY and our 429 Stratton Street NEW VILLA ROOM Logan, W. Va. 25601 The finest in Italian foods and legal beverages. Job Printing ‘Letterheads Envelopes ‘Quick Print Copies ‘Business Cards ‘Forms Hand Bills ‘Political Needs ‘Menus Charts The Letter Shop Logan, WV 25601 Compliments of SAYER BROTHERS DEPT. STORE Logan, WV 25601 COMPLIMENTS OF THE LOGAN BANNER CLASS OF ’81 Covering over 80% of the retail trading zone of Logan County. Congratulations Seniors Mon. thru Fri. with the Logan Banner BROWN BAG CARRY-OUT (Read by 45,000 Logan Countians, Daily) Now in its 89th year of service to the people of Southwestern, West Virginia. Davin, West Virginia 25617 Established March 7, 1888 Phone: 752-6950 — Logan 583-7533 — Man 855-3326 — Chapmanville Compliments of WATSON’S Compliments of Silver Brand Clothes Logan, WV 321 Stratton Street Logan, WV 25601 752-1067 Styles for Men and Young Men 752-3942 Also located in Beckley and Charleston 124 NAPIERS SERVICE CENTER COMPLIMENTS OF MCCORMICKS 583-6034 P.O. Box 427 Man, West Virginia Logan, WV Raymond Napier, Owner 752-4190 Compliments of SNIP-N-CURL BEAUTY STEELE FURNITURE SHOP Owner Operator ]ean Collins 402 Main Street Logan, W. Va. Guys and Dolls Perming 752-7370 Phone: 583-9551 Davin, West Virginia 25617 125 Compliments of Trogdon’s Farmer’s Insurance Agency Service Station 113 Main Street Man, W. Va. 25635 and Grocery Buffalo Grade School Peggy Heatherman Principal Patsy Stowers Browning Dust Collector Co., Inc. P.O. Box 429 Man, W. Va. 25635 583-6293 Secretary Good Luck Seniors! Mine Ventilation Supplies D K Ceramics Crafts Compliments of Located East End of Man Mike and Bill’s Gulf 583-9046 Dennis and Karen Holbrook Owners Box 107 Mallory, W. VA. 25634 583-9582 Compliments of Compliments of Amherstdale Grade School The Powellton Company Mallory, WV 25634 126 Pat’s Flowers Rt. 10 Cyclone, W. Va. 24827 “Flowers for any occasion” Jim Pat Cook, owners 583-9895 Thornbury Union 76 110-112 North Bridge Street Man, W. Va. 25635 The General Store Compliments of Mallory Grade School Bass Pro Shop Mallory, WV 25634 112 N. Bridge St. Man. W. Va. 25635 583-9711 Klipa’s Beauty Shop Mallory, W. Va. 25634 A. J. Ellis Gulf Service Closed Mondays — Appointment only The Friendliest” service in town! 583-9662 Barbara Klipa Road Service Man, WV. 25635 Good luck class of '81 Sounds Unlimited Compliments of Man Junior High School 116 Main Street Man, WV. 25635 Man, WV. 25635 583-2262 Phone: 583-9366 127 Guyan Flower Shop Box 100 609 Main Street Man Clothing, Jewelry, Furniture Appliance Service Department Man, W. V. 583-7141 Man, W. V. Free Delivery 583-7051 No finance charge Best Wishes Congratulations Class of '81 WENDER SHOP Rita Shopping Mall Rita, W. V. 752-1062 Piggly Wiggly and Toler’s Man, W. V. 583-7272 Compliments of Compliments of JAY’S SOUTH MAN GRADE SCHOOL Store of Youthful Fashions Man, W. V. 583-9861 Man, W. V. 583-6521 Compliments of M J JEWELERS 115 Main Street Man, W. V. 583-2545 ANDERSON’S Mt. Mart Barber Shop Mt. Mart Village Huff Junction Man, W. V. 583-9016 128 130 131 132 Banks, Roger Bartram, Niawana Belcher, Mike Block, Brenda Booth, Sherri Bragg, Drema Brown. Dianna Boykins, Eddie Browning, Betty Cline, Erica Cline, Ernest David Cline, Shawn Caudill, Robynn Chandler, Lesa Clark, Mike Clay, Sherry Cline, Vivian Conn, Mike Cooper, Florence Criag, Kim Deel, Denise Doty, Darla Duba, Phillip Goodman, Mike Grimmett. Donna Grimmett, Jim Grimmett, Pamela Hager, Christine Harvey, Brian Harvey, Sharon Harvey, Timmy Hatfield, D'Wayne Hensley. Charles Johnston, Cristy Keene, Donna Kent, Tom King, Charles King, Jennifer Koutsunis, Bill Morgan, Kimberly Mullins, David Mosley, Brian Mutters, Kevin Moss, Tim Nelson, Lisa Osborne, Kathy Perkins, Renee Perry, Sheila Pierson, Diana Queen, Donald Reynolds, Rena Standifur, Kevin Stowers, Tommy Sturgell, Sherwood Terry, Leslie Thomas, Anna Thompson, Barbar Toler, Jeff Toler, Kenneth Vance, Cathy Vance, Mila Vernatter, Becky Vance, David Vance, Larry Washington, Marsha Watson, Eunice Webb, Kenneth Willard. Treena Williams, Mike Wilson, Julie Workman, Anita Workman, David Young, Theresa Zornes, Edward (Chip) Ellis, Julie Office of the Principal MAN, WEST VIRGINIA 25635 Quouv. n m amd Dad ? jDuioo adaA? d) ham UmaiUL -L JJt -thxjCiijLoifU JtuxJW 'j Qjjy (Of ■ Do OjCiu. VrnjJxy- u hod? -5 omafljL dt ’ Ataixoc Cik uou.. J)t uxLo ucu ujAjd puohid. mJL UjWiYn J) uraiicUd de amd pW a unu ujWj d cUjomMd ut . Utiii dU o v dkiumflC paaiGJL ■ dvin , vj) cLtdjri dSuAAJLK Ol , dujt auuot oniAdAd- fa Vuoa jb . 5 UojL thx yJOxvo , M uimda; f cux Cjwul amd cptu.. T oa� dfjaolxAi Jtha qau fvxW- p £lbhjm£ fern c adxiaiunu a OJuoU , J) r� 4 UJiMtt KouL -to Jludthlo fa rUAJL J-f JOiOkX J Kb JTYUi- (XOccmuOlLloh . Q u), , ao dr a-alte dJMjum tta. ______ _ ____ . . ,icu amd J uim ticum Ou prvuiiL urn uoua. jdjp; . J Jbcok faonk ajb all Dai jDlooc2 J) farfad ojKjJU. J uiclo, OWUidma Up. dun d vAlwiimixA JJyU- uia vnua aBu-aap iiuM. le Uajic faafaj axxKnW v5 am� Dntima :te axui Jtb ucu, PQotn am.d Oad, to Diour J) OLpm ciaA oM. utAx haul, deni, dm dim pad: f and uou oaJU oWu du a po t mu| JUji. N hi diaoa ’Hi Principal's Message It is a pleasure for me to have the opportunity to extend best wishes for the future to all students at Man High School, and particularly the Senior Class. It behooves the faculty, and as well as the administration, to help provide for our students an opportunity to develop the maturity and appreciation for a good education. We all must assume a sense of responsibility for learning. It is within your power as students and future citizens to make this world an even better place in which to live, but without learning you cannot hope to do so. You hold the future in your hands. Knowledge is responsibility, for on the shoulders of the learned falls the burden of using, sharing, and increasing known facts. Your future depends on how you use the knowledge that you have gained in the years you have studied in school. We, as teachers, get a great deal of satisfaction from our graduates who go out into the world and make for themselves a successful citizen in society. We, as members of the faculty want for you, that graduate from Man High School, to feel free to return and tell us of your experiences. We hope that you will always feel loyalty to your Alma Mater and that your interest will continue in its welfare. I wish for you the very best in the future and hope that you will think of us as your sincere friends who will be at all times ready to help and aid you in any way we can. Bob T. Kerley, Principal 141 Timmy Acord will soon be the Doctor of Smoke. Valerie Adams will join the T.V. Show the Adams Family. Doug Adkins will star as the next Bob Hope. Rosalyn Adkins will play Renna on Texas. Tammy Adkins will be a cabinet member of France. Lesley Anderson will marry Sparky. Alan Bailey will walk from Pardee. Kathy Baisden will join in partnership with Baisden Brothers. John Baksh will become a foreign doctor. Roger Banks will live by a river. Niawana Bartrum will marry Captain Caveman. Bruce Beavers will build dams. Jeff Belcher will be owner of Belcher Cleaners. Mike Belcher will be the first to play the drums for the Philadelphia Symphonic Orchestra. Clarence Bellomy will build the Second Empire State Building. Brenda Block will own an Income Tax Service. Sherri Booth will be the first woman President. Eddie Boykins hopes to keep all his teeth. Drema Bragg will become a Policewoman. Randy Bragg will sell screwdrivers. Dianna Brown will turn green. Doug Brown will join the Charlie Brown T.V. Show. Betty Jo Browning will star in Petticoat Junction. Larry Browning will become a world famous football player. Ruth Browning will be President of the Kyle Macy Fan Club. Mary Bryant will do commercials for orange juice. Andrew Caldwell will go to live on Plant Venus. Joe Casey will be a farmer. Robynn Adkins Caudill will sing with the birds. Lesa Chandler will hang from a ceiling. Kenneth (Sandy) Clark will make candy bars. Mike Anthony Clark will marry Cleopatra. Sherri Clay will play Laura on General Hospital. Erica Cline will be a missionary. David Cline will earn a living by cutting down trees. Shawn Cline will be a school teacher. Vivian Cline will sing good vibrations. Pam Coon will go into mass production of funky glitter platforms. Sheila Copley will be a nonstop radio announcer. Kim Craig will sail out to Europe. Marion Damron will soon be the manager of Kistler Grocery. Denise Sias Dell will own a pickle factory. Naomi Deel will invent another pickle. Donald Dempsey will be |anitor of the Year. Janice Dotson will marry Steven Ford. Darla Doty will be voted Miss Quiet of 1984. Phillip Duba will play the tuba. Randy Ducan will sell yoyo's. Dana Elkins will be a roller derby queen. Bernard Ellis will own a Saint Bernard. Elliott Ellis will become owner of Ellis Lumber. Juliana Ellis will be a window washer in Paris. Tammy Ellis will pump gas for A. J. Jackie Ellison will dare anyone to touch his one-eye. Diana Ferguson will star in Charlie s Angels as Farrah Fawcett. Stephanie Files will star in the Rockford Files. Sue Gibbons will eat grape nuts while interviewing Reggie Jackson. Richard Gibson will catch for the New York Yankees. Mike Goodman will change his name to Pup. Donna Grimmett will be tne world's fastest typist. Jim Grimmett will own a freckle factory. Pamela Grimmett will invent Connect Four instead of Dot. Christine Hager will own a men's clothing store. Brian Lee Harvey will sing the next song of Fats Domino. Pam Harvey will love her new family. Sharon Harvey will be the owner of Hecks. Timmy Ht ' '--- osition. Charles Dalton Hensley will be the Ambassador of Japan. Ricky Lee Herman will own a gas station. Cynthia Howze will be a famous star. Vivian A. Jackson will create new designs in men's hair styles. Wayne Lee Jackson will join a famous singing group. Frank Erman Johnson will make diapers. Cristy Rita Johnston will invent portable stilts. Donna Keene will become owner of Lester Lester. Tom Kent will make cigarettes. Dewayne 142 Charles King will marry a queen. Jennifer King will marry Charles so she won’t have to change her name. William Joe Koutsunis will be owner of Bills T.V. Shop Floyd Krantz will be first one at a bonfire. Norman Lawrence will be the next Lawrence Welk Doug Lusk will change Minto Chevrolet to Milton Chevrolet. Mike McClue will be the king of all frogs. Brian McComas will smoke cigars. Renita Lynn McComas will marry Dwight. Leisha Marlene McCoy will marry a Hatfield. Edward Maynard will become manager of Coach Maynard’s basketball team. David McHahon will become the Lone Ranger. William Maynard will take Dick the Bruisers place. Rosetta Melton will invent a new kind of Rose. Bruce Mitchell will go straight from high school football to pro. Timmy Mitchell will be happy with his new life. Amada Mitchem will sell deodorant. Lisa Molnar will be a dentist. Alicia “Lisa” Morgan will be the world champion giggler. Kim Morgan will play baseball with |oe. Brian Mosley will kick field-goals for Washington. Timmy Moss will gather no stones. David Mullins will make noodles. Kevin Mutters will own a pet rock farm. Bobby Napier will own a service station. Lisa jeanetta Nelson will be helping the tooth fairy. Cathy Lynn Osborne will live in the Land of Oz. Lori Sue Paynter will become a telephone operator so she can talk. S. Renee Perkins will be manager of the New York Yankees. Sheila Renee Perry will be in the Book of World Records for talking the longest. Diana Theresa Pierson will have a shop piercing ears. Michael David Prince will be adopted by Charles and |ennifer. Donald Ray Queen will Bite the Dust. Ronald O’Neal Ramsey will train Dragons. Alzra Rena Reynolds will make Aluminum Foil. Ginger Renee Runyon will eat onions. Charles Raymond Rice will cook in a minute. Julian Ray Sharp will get dull. Christopher Mead Short will be a fire fighter. )eana Carol Spears will be President of the Sam Bowie Fan Club. Timmy Spence will take over the management at Foodland. Kevin Bruce Standifu will never change his thoughts about football. Tommy David Stowers will be a clown in the circus. Sherwood Sturgell will be President of the United Cafeteria Workers of America. Cookie Terry will be a monster on Sesame Street. Anna Marie Thomas will work for Union Carbide. Jeffrey Keith Toler will take Mr. Cartoon’s place. Barbara Sue Thompson will do a commercial for Long Silky. Kenny Toler will work on a toll bridge. Ricky Allen Toler will be a stand-in for Dan Haggerty. Cathy Jean Vance will own a cow farm. Larry David Vance will be a Saturday Morning cartoon watcher. David Edward Vance will play in Walking Tall. Mila Jean Vance will be a famous model. Rebecca Jane Vernatter will marry a fire chief. Ethel Jean Walker will walk her horse in the pasture. Jackie Dale Walls will fall to the floor. Jana Hugh Walls will star in a cartoon. Marsha Faith Washington will marry George. Eunice Elaine Watson will join Sherlock. Kennith Webb will own a chain of Motels. Ronnie Wells will work for the water company. Treena Willard will own a rat farm. Julie Wilson will sell out to Spaulding. Fairy Louise Wingler will tell fairy tales about Gingerbread men. Anita Workman will sing in a nightclub. David Scott Workman will play baseball for the Cincinnati Reds. Hansel Workman will finally see Gretel. Richard Workman will meet Richard Pryor face to face. Edward Earl Chip Zornes will own a toothpick. Jennifur Short will marry a fire marshall. Kenny Sias will be a doctor at Man Hospital. Mark Sias will become a Devo. Suzie Pappy Simpkins will join the Black Sheep Squadron. Beverly Smith will grow two inches. Charles Smith will change his mind about marriage. Becky Smoot will work at Rite Aid as a druggist 143 Shawn Cline As co-editor of the 1981 Echo, I have shared a certain sense of responsibility. The yearbook Staff has put together a book that we will all be able to look back at ten years from now and recollect special memories. The book is unique and really reflects what we see in one another. It has been a pleasure to work in a combined effort to produce this annual. It is YOUR book; I only hope you will enjoy looking at it as much as I enjoyed helping put it together. High school years slip away so quickly that one hardly notices where the time has gone. All too soon it’s time to say good-bye to friends you’ve known for years and begin anew. The '81 Echo Staff has attempted to capture some of these fleeting moments so that a special friend, or a particular activity will be fresh in our minds for years to come. 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