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

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BEST AD SECTION HERITAGE is 15: place. Vickie Miller UEnglishL Andrea Edwards LAcctJJackie Evans UKCCL, Tpr; Lisa Coppola, Charlotte Demarcey Phys. Edd, Mary Gregory Uiome EconQ, Michelle Younger Bandy Seared: Tim Clay, Malcolm Redd, Sherri DeShazo, Andrea Bethel. Rhonda Reed, Miles Goosens; Standing: Dana Martin, Donald Clay, Gerald Hudson, Mike Graham,john Clay. P. Boyd,J. Constantino, M. Pickett. D. Chinsolo, M. Nester, Top: Debbie Parks, Betsy Belcher. Trish Bailey, Missy Nester, M. Walton. Connie Cox; Bottom: Chris Vaden. Malcolm Redd, Mathilda Watkins, Mark Bigelow. CE NEWSPAPER BEST EDITORIAL PAGE -EXCELLEN SPEECH AWARD Gary Gains won a charm and a certificate for Speech class achievement. FRENCH I 24

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COUNTY GOVERNMENT DAY HONORS Pam Miles, Annette McCoy, Ken Eastep, Becky Angove, Angela Bushner;jesse Combs, Terry Rotenberry, Annie Hickman, William Barton,jerry Goins. Not pictured: Mark Pickett, Floyd McKinney. BEST CITIZENS. Terry Rotenberry Sharon Zigler SOCIAL STUDIES FAIR V' ' t7 , SCIENCE t h ' FAIR Aid; Lisa Coppola, Monique Maynard thCD, Charlotte DeMarcey, Geneva Davis; Kim Furches GrdL Miles Goosens 050, Michelle Younger. NICARAGUA, the largest country in Central America, is the least developed, probably because of its vast uninhabited flat tropical jungle region on the Caribbean. Bluefields, the largest east coast port, ships bananas and mahogany. Managua, the largest and capital City of the republic, is the exporting center for cotton, coffee. gold, cacao, and sesame. Its sparce lst-Patrick Boyd, 2nd-John Brant, 3rd-Annette population. who 3 under its more than 25 CARIBBEAN SEA McCoy and Jesse Combs. volcanoes, is mixed Indian, Spanish, and Negro. Cockfights and bullfights in which the matador mounts and rides the bull are very popular in Nicaragua, though baseball is the national sport. PACIFIC OCEAN 23

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DUOINLOD This year the Future Business Leaders of America consist of Urom rowt Pres. Yvonne Stephens, Ast. Sec.-Treas. Vickie Miller, Treas. Marie Edwards, Sec. Doni Anthony, His. Darlene Brooks; tBack rowt Vice Pres. Annie McMillan, Rept. Kim Gentry, Pad. Joseph Carter, Rept. Mike Lamb, and Sponsor Mrs. Louise McClanahaa. Not pictured: rept. Mike Gammon and Ast. Sponsor Mrs. Patty Perem'. ATLANT IC OCEAN With temperature ranges between 70 and 90 degrees all year, the U. S. freeport of St. Thomas is sophisticated with a happy air of excitement; and a 0 shopping tour for the many luxury itemsAis a sheer delight. With a population V I R G 1.! w 0 6 of about 30,000 and a size of 3 x 12 miles, St. Thomas looks to the north on $ :3, O.- the Atlantic Ocean and the panorama of British and U. S. Virgin Islands; to the south, over the Caribbean Sea and the picturesque harbor of its capital city Charlotte Amalie, which was originally called Taphus by the Danes, and which sits engagingly among its volcanic hill spurs nicknamed Foretop, Maintop, and Mizzentop. Bluebeatd's Tower is heremthree stories high and :iijesand one-htilf fegt thick wallv-where in 1954, workmen found an ironbound chest with old papers insidE, telling the story of Bluebeard, the CARIBBEAN SEA Pirate. - v D U H EPTIO Having been revived from several years ago, our future Medical Leaders Club are Grout :owt Asl. Sec. Lisa Coppola, V. Pres. Chirlone DeMarcey. Caroline Lockhnn, Sheila Lockhart, Ptog. Ch. Gary Goins, Sharon Lee, Marie Price, Kris Witcher; thank rowt Trees. Cozetta Stewart, Aliurita Wheeler, RobertatMot-row, Brenda Brown, Sponsor Mrs. Sylven'e Thomas, Sherri DeShazo, Pres. Alisa Scott, ChtistiehCatt-ter, and Ruth Payne tno ptcruredy