Northfork High School - Hi Lights Yearbook (Northfork, WV)

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CREDITS Book sources: The Dinosaur Coloring Book, Anthony Rao, Dover Pub., Inc., 1980. The Mighty Aztecs, Gene Stuart and Mark Godfrey, National Geographic Society. Washington. D C., 1981. All Over Patterns, Clarence P. Hornung, Dover Pub., Inc., 1975. Persian Designs and Motifs for Artists, Ali Dowlatshahi, Dover, Inc., 1979. The New Book of Chinese Lattice Designs, Daniel Sheets Dye, Dover. Inc.,1981. The Treasury ofChiaese Design Motifs, Joseph D' Addetta, Dover, Inc., 1981. Donblcdiiy Encyclopedia of World Travel, eds. Nelson Doubleday and C. Earl Cooley, Sec. Rev. Ed Doubleday, Garden City, N. Y., 1961. Weekly Reader World Atlas, Rand McNally 8: Co., 1982. Hammond World Atlas, Hammond, Inc. ., 1973. japanese Border Designs, Theodore Menten, Dover, Inc., 1975. Various art designs provided by josten's. ' Photographs: p24, photo 1: yearbook glasswith 1982 books by Patrick Boyd. All portraits of Faculty, Staff, Seniors,juniors, Sophomores, and special director chair portraits of Yearbook Staff by thim Graham of Delmar. All baby pictures and summer pictures were donated by the persons pictured. Some lunchtime pictures were taken by Debbie Parks, some classes were taken by Miles Goosens, who also took pictures for the advertisements. Chris Blevins took the following pictures: Yearbook party, p. 43; Bioodmobile, p. 46; Homecoming night, pp. 55, 56; Football action, pp. 58, 59; Intramurals, p. 66. World Events, pp. 106-109, purchased from Wide World Photos. All the rest of the pictures were taken by Mrs. Scarlett Goosens, yearbook teacher, Nonhfork High School. Page iayolits: GhI'iiBlevins: Baseball, p. 64. Cindy Hicks: Babies, pp. 34-35; Summer, p. 47. Betsy Belcher: Yearbook Staff. 13. 31; Journalism, p. 72; Sophombres, 77;;1hkd'e'i, 127.Johantam: Introdhction, p. 2; Sports Divider, p. 57; Football, pp. 58-59; Boys Basketball, p. 62; Senior Divider, p. 85; Seniors, pp. 86-97. Tammy George: Band and Maiorettes, pp. 70-71;Juniors. p. 84; Christmas, p. 111; Vocational School and Services, p. 112; Index, p. 126. Belva Baker: Yearbook Staffk'pp. 32-33; Octoberfest, pp. 52-53; Voc. Sch. and Services, p. 112. Anna Semoncor Clubs WBLA, Key, French, Art, SAE, Keywanett'en, pp. 25, 26' 27, 28, 29, 30; Talent Show 50-51; Index, p 128. Debbie Parks: Homecoming,pp 55- 56; Classes Divider, p. 67; Classes, p. 69; Cheerleaders, 1;. 65; Lunchtime, pp. 118-119. joey Copoio: Advertising, pp. 3, 4, 5, 7, 15. 120; Paste- -up, p. 113; Juniors, p. 80- -83. jesse Combs: Fashion Shampp'. 44- 45. Annette McCoy: Yearbook Party, p. 43; Bloodmobile, p. 46; Talent Show, pp. 48-49. Rocchelle Constantino: Poisson d' Avril, p. 68 Eva Capparelli: Sophomores: 74-77. Janine Sizemore: Girls Basketball, pp. 60- 61; Boys Basketball, p. 63; Faculty,p p.p 100- 104. Patty Thomason: Baseball, p. 64; Intramurals, p. 66. All others by teacher and advisor Mrs. Scarlett Goosens. Other contributions:-'Cdo'peration and assistance by all members of the faculty and Principaljames T. Lane. Advertising byjoey Copolo and his advertising staff: Debbie ParkszeivTa Baker, Anna Semonco,john Brant, Eva Capparelli,janine Sizemore, Kim Roberts, Chris Blevins, Tammy George, Cindy Hicks, Mona Ware,Trish ng'ihy; Betsy Belcher,Jesse Combs. Annette McCoy. Special thanks tojoey andjohn for transportation. Art sketch of a demon, p. 54 by David Lane; Seek indTin'd game byjohn Brant; Poetry by students named. Art on pages 43, 46, 48-49 by Annette McCoy. Outlines of European Countries in Senior Section byjohn Brant. All other art not mentioned above by Mrs. Scarlett Goosens. Worked picture day: whole staff. Sold subscriptions: whole staff. Sold stuffed animals, candles. candy, ink pens, t-shirts, tote bags, gift wrap, trivets, banks, first aid kits, composition books: whole staff. Helped with group pictures: Aim: Semon'fb. Debbie Parks, Betsy Belcher. Worked Octoberfest sales: whole staff. Posters and signs: whole staff. Ladder diagram and senior lettersJor subgtripdbns:John Brant, who also instructed juniors along with Anna Semonco. Extra help with sales: Debbie Parks, Tammy George, and Betsy-Belgher. Piitures for p. 113,Joey Copolo's fun page were taken byjoey and cut and pasted by him. Chaperoning yearbook autographing party: Mr. . .Lhtu-lie Lipsmmbmer. Daniel Bellittiere. Theme choice, planning directing and coordinating whole book: John Brant. Printers:Josten'VAmerican Yearbook Company, State College, Pa.; representative Gordon Johnston, Peterstown, West Virginia. Published by Mrs. Scarlett G. Goosens, and the Yearbook Class of Northfork High School.

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- - -.- rm h The National Educational Development Test tNEDTy was administered to ten sophomore students in October, 1982. The group I editwavs smaller in number as compared to other years. but the scores were higher by comparison. Each student elects to take testiand paya required fee. Each of the following students should be commended in planning ahead their future educational pursuitsi David Bell, Lisa Coppola, Geneva Davis, Charlotte DeMarcey, Kimberly Furches, Miles Goosens, Lisa Miles. and Roberta Morrow. The next step for these students is teaking the PSATYNMSQT and winning a scholarship offered by various corporations and agencies. The Natignatledueational Development Tests consist of the Test of Learning Ability and five other tests: English Usage, thatihcshUiqge, Social Studies Reading, Natural Sciences Reading, and Word Usage. The questions test ability to ranch with ,Ieohceptsi'ratherykthan to recall and recite them. Thegtest is useful to: teachers in determining a student's educational status, identifying strengths and weaknesses, in supplementing information obtained through use of other indicators of student achievement, and in predicting future academic success. The tests are administered by Mrs. Mary Harvey, Guidance Counselor. Principal James T. Lane presents bavid Bell with gold ce 98 natio percentile scaleyperformance; this is the first time a student in Northfork High School has 6 .5 el on I DT.

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Armgiead, So Art 54 Asia 99 Asia, China 100 Asia, India 101 Asia, Iran or Persia 103 Asia, japan 102 Asia, Thailand 104 'Australia 79-84 Awards 22-24 Babies 34, 35 Bahamas 34, 35 Bailey, Patricia 28, 48, 49, 80 Baker, Belva 33, 69, 74, 78 Band 37,52,53,70-71,110 Barbados 31-33 Barber, Melvyn 22, 26, 74, 78 Barker, Amos 28, 80 Barton,James 62, 80, 112 Barton, William 23 Barrymore, Drew 107 Baseball 64 Billips, Ronald 26, 72, 74 Blevins, Chris 20 Blizzard,John 28, 80 Bloodmobile 46 Boroski, Tammy 34,55, Bowlick, Kim 74 Bowling, Donald 21,100 Bowma 11111 74 7 Carter, Christie 25, 26, 80 7Clay,John 21, 56, Bowman, Melissa 7:774 Boyd, jason 80,112 Boyd, jennings 100 Boyd,Patr1ck 22, 23,26, 37, 39, 44, 45, Brooks, Darlene 25,86,112 Brooks, Timothy 26, 37, 39, 44, 4577, 48, 49, 51, 56, 69, 87 Brown, Brenda 25, 30, 34, 35, 37, 39, 47, 51, 79,80 Brown, Robert 58, 112 816157111, Steven 77,112 Burkett, J1mmy 64,80,112 Busks, Donna 4 9 80 Burnette, Sharon 80 Bush, Mirilyn 30,101 Bushner, Angela 31 Galloway, Harold 58, 59,87 Cappare1li, Eva 44, 45, 85 CardWell, jeff s7 1 Carrington, jacqueline 29, 10- Carter, Debra 87 Carter,Joseph 25, 26, 58, 7177, 80 Carter Lynn 80 Clay, 11mg?! emgnsdam'es 58, 59, 62,87 61915917111118: 7 7 omer,7E;ther 28,87 Cord1e, Rand $76 81 Constantino, joe John 37,64, 2,87 Cooney, Gerry 109 a Copolo,joey 29, 32, 39,48, 49, 51,87 Copolo, Louis 74 Coppola,,Eugene 55,1138f 1, 112 Copp6la, Lisa 22, 23, 255 48 49,74, 78 bean, Ronald 35,58,101 .. Cox, Connie 22, 79, 81 Crbckett, Frank 87 Credits 105 Cunningham,james 26, 56, 74, 78 Cuba 26 Curacao 38, 39 Dalton, Kimberly 81 Dalton, Vickie 35, 72, 81 Davis, Geneva 22, 23, 74 Davis,John 58, 62, 81 Davis, McKinley 44, 45, 48, 49, 88 Davis, Naomi 26, 55, 88 Dean, Alfonzo 21, 58, 71, 81 ,1 DeMarcey, Charlene 22, 23, 25, 34, 48, 49, 73, 74 DeShazo,James 48, 49, 81, 112 DeShazo, Sherri 25, 26, 61, 70, 73, 74, 78 Dickerson, D011 55, 62 Dickerson, Dream 88 Dickerson, Patricia 74 Dickerson, Suzanne 26, 56, 61, 70, 74 Dockery,johnny 58, 74 Dominican Republic 47 Dotson, Betty 65, 74 Dotson,7Deshell 56,88 DuganteJohn 58, 88, 98 By fAndrea 74 1 , 4Allbania7Norway 89 -Bulgaria7Austria 93 e-Czechoslovakia 7Belgium 96 L,7Eutope-F1nland7 Greece 90 Europe-France7 Iceland 86 mermany7 Denmark 921 I111 ary7 Switzerlatia 91