Pocahontas High School - Wigwam / Tomahawk Yearbook (Pocahontas, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1988 volume:

ELITE IMAGES... LIFE AT Pocahontas High School has been in existence for many years. The pride and class of the school is deep rooted in the community. Each and every student at P.H.S. enjoys adding their personal touch to help make every face t of the school the best it can be. Sports or academics, lei- sure or work, P.H.S. does it all with... AS TOUCH OF GLASS. PAG 32: 1 Pocy High... Number 1 2 The Queen... 1987 3 Music Sweet Music 4 Pride and Strength Pm 5 It All Adds Up PAGE 3: 1 Making It Big! 2 Picture Perfect 3 Pulling Together 4 Leadership HE (155 WITH CLASS I Heatatitat THORHE hha yl HUOHH a bores rT 8 al oe. asD Back Row: Butch Taylor, Danny Marrs, Tony Maxwell, Robert Youther, Tim Noel, Brian Pauley, Rodney Brewster, Mike Powers, Donald Cook, Byron Green, Phillip McKinney, Kenny Boone, Ronald Hodnett, Middle Row: Todd Asbury, Missy Taylor, Becky Phipps, Lori Shrader, Karen Rodriguez, Buford Auton, Mike Shupe, Michele Murphy, Ted Keener, Keith Epperson, J. R. Lambert, Angie Cook, Alice Shupe, Melanie Richardson, Amy Shupe, Front Row: Tara Hodnett, Missy Lambert, Wendi Dotson, Sarah Brewster, Dianne Grose, Kim Jennings, Donna Dawson, Judith Kennedy, Shelia Neel, Shannon Thorpe, Donna Brewster, Sandy Thomas, Jdy Grubb, Charlie Hale, Hydi Compton, Cyndi Yopp Cre te ae “ wisi bie. oad Sere Ax or Keeps! Windows of Life... Seniors at PHS. Le | S ibgone u C G ime S oe | | S S THE HEARTBEAT OF P.H.S. — SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS 3 4 yee mone 3 : Py i Siti IT’S A HARD CLIMB ITéS A TEAM EFFORT A lime To Reap. -- A Time To Sow ... For the seniors all the seeds are sown. All the molding is complete. These young men and women are being asked to take their places in society. The hours of study, tests, projects, coaching, playing, cheering, worrying, caring, and relaxing yield the class of 1988. Friendships, love affairs, heartbreaks, and uncountable memories have been formed and reformed. Only time will tell if each is prepared, but it is certain each has their own individual goals. Dreams of wealth and power; of love and marriage; of doctors, lawyers, laborers, teachers, business ventures, military ranks ... These are the dreams of our seniors. Dreams to be reached by the same hard work that has pushed them to this magic moment. It is time for our seniors to reap. To reap all they have sown at P.H.S. and to venture forth with a touch of class. rTj7 OQenNO™M VY “ a Ot DO = 0 0 | Michele Lea Ee : Cheerleader, BETA, FBLA, Model U.N., Computer Club, Gov- _ ernor’s School for the Gifted | Donna Renae Dawson: — Cheerleader, BETA, FBLA, Basketball, Softball, Annual Staff, Computer Club CQA— rTj70 Ae nO mV —“On7ncwnao=a 4 Sheila Neel Breeden: Kimberly Renae Jen- BETA, Computer nings: FBLA, Com- Club, Model U.N., puter Club, Annual Flag Team Staff, Paper Staff, | Softball, SCA Repre- sentative, Flag Team Spies! her Todd As- Buford Lee Auton: Ke oe CA President, Com uter Club, Boone: Comput. BE ‘A, EBLA, Com-_ lel U.N., Club, VICA, KVG’s, puter Club, Annual Bove State. Vocational, ootball Staff, Model U. Ni ep ; Governor's School jas | : the Gifted -Rodne ey Lee Brewster: Sarah Lynn Brewster: — Hydi Louise Cale Angela Lynn Cook: KVG‘s aa det ice Lae ee oo Band Band, Softball, Com- lab Le a SG x 7 : puter Club, FBLA Basketball, is) Tara Hodnett: Basket-— ball, Vocational Theodore Keener: Ju Football, Annual Softball, : Aleit _ puter Club, F. : President, A anny Wayne Marrs: CA Representative, and, Vocational, Band, Football, VICA Freddie Joe Maxwell, — Jr.: Football, Basket- ball, Band, Compu - Club, Vocational oe Karen Beth Rodriguez: Patricia Lynn Rose: SCA Representative, FHA, FB a asketball, BETA, ee of 3) 7, Wa oy 1 ae a _ Computer Club s eae Uvoun eee ey huge | Softball, FHA, Con puterClub odel UN, (er) omputer Club” Ce - Willard Lee Taylor: Sandy Ray Thomas: © u puter Club —-Vocational, VICA Shannon Marie Bye Voca- ‘Cynthia Marie Yopp: Band, Ro tional, VICA = Comparer’ On oe ba Mesa HSePRramvwueden POH SeN eo BEST ALL AROUND MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Ted Keener, Kim Jennings “Reach for the best that is in you.” “Being the world’s future isn’t easy.” Here at P.H.S. we think that every student is special in his or her own way. But in every class there are unique individuals, people who really stand out. Here are the people, those with that special touch of class, who have been chosen to represent us ... the class of 1988. “You must believe to achieve.” “1 don’t want to hear about it.” MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED MOST TALKATIVE Mike Shupe, Donna Dawson Donald Cook, Angie Cook MOST TALENTED BEST ATHLETE Danny Marrs, Melanie Richardson Tony Maxwell, Tara Hodnett -. 0 glory.” ‘“‘No one stands as straight as when he stoops to help some- one.” MOST COURTEOUS Timothy Noel Diane Grose i =] “Do unto others as you would have done to “Practical jokes are wasted on the humor- Bcd less.” CLASS CLOW FRIENDLIEST Phillip McKinney, Judith Kennedy Brian Pauley, Michele Murphy S H O W I N G A T O U C H O F C L A S S BIGGEST FLIRT J. R. Lambert, Hydi Compton OU eer ee ee ee ed “To know me is to love me.” BEST LOOKING Buford Auton Sheila Neel MOST QUIET Lee Taylor, Cindy Yopp BEST DRESSED Robert Youther, Karen Rodriguez ‘‘True happiness comes when you can look at yourself and like what you see.” “It’s easier to smile than to frown.” BEST PERSONALITY Butch Taylor, Wendi Dotson oy hnt} of Class |pcsraalls Whee Broadway AN Ne |Pradbacthap 8 FANTASTIC FACULTY and STAFF STARRING AS THE DRIVERS AS THE TEACHERS AS THE SUBS K. DAWSON G. BRADSHAW C. DAVIS M. FLUMMER N, CAMPBELL B. MAXWELL J, LAMBERT W. CANNOY W. MASON J. COVER aPAYINE E. ERSKINE AS THE COOKS L. STEVENSON B. GENTRY NSE TAYLOR R. HAUN I. BASHAM J. HILL W. COMPTON B. JOHNSON S. GREEN AS THE VIP’S G. LANE M. PHILLIPS TT) NASH By WHITE F. CROUCH M. NEINSTADT L. CROUCH M. ROBINETTE L. CROUCH J. ONEAL AS THE OFFICE STAFF VaeDAUGHTERY RARE VES C. HARMAN D. ROSS BeDAW GH TER Jeo LANEEY A. ROWDEN L. TRIGG B. WRIGHT C. WRIGHT lak MA Gas ete B. WYRICK WITH: BESSIE WALKER as principal JERRY HARMAN as vice principal THE FOUNDATION Mrs. Walker, Although it has often been tough, you have always been there to guide us through the most difficult of times. You have shown us kindness and consid- eration, as well as firmness and dis- cipline in our struggle to pursue a better education. With sincere thanks, The Class of 1988 MRS. BESSIE WALKER PRINCIPAL a7) we, ' 5 Ys ee RY ‘ vo Sm ‘ % : . c ; u. ® A. : J OF OUR EDUCATION ; Mr. Harman You have shown us how to see the bright side of a bad situation. You have helped us to achieve our goals and to be the best that we could be. Thank you for being our friend and advisor. The Class of 1988 = Sag = OP TBE OF SN AD OS HN WD Oe WN WD Ge OS Ds WP WR GU WS OO Tue na S sceunundeungagegagagegenanena cme | STNMNNN = Vs HERR maa HA a a ee ee Be ae A Be ae ES 4 Ea MR. JERRY HARMAN PRINCIPAL VIGE The Ones Who Care .. . The job of a secretary takes a lot of hard work, patience and cooperation. Mrs. Daughtery has shown these things and much more to everyone at P.H.S., while keeping a smile on her face. Thanks Mrs. D. for adding that special touch of class. Secretary: A person responsible for handling cor- respondence, keeping records, and per- forming other general duties ... a million thankless jobs always done to perfection!!! Faculty and Staff 1. GILLA BRADSHAW: 4. JOANNA COVER: fa BET GY GENTRY: Math Business Humanities Reading 5. VERONICA DAUGHERTY: English 2. NANCY CAMPBELL: Librarian 8. RITA HAUN: Math 6. EARL E. ERSKINE III: English 3. WILLIAM CANNOY: Band Speech and Drama Industrial Arts Choir 9. JUANITA HILL: English 1. BRENDA JOHNSON: Home Economics, 7 and 8 Reading 2. GARY LANE: Science Computer Literacy Athletic Director 3. TERRY NASH: 26 History 4. MIREYA NIENSTADT: Spanish I, Il, Ill 5. JOHN O'NEAL: English Physical Education 6. PATRICIA REEVES: Special Education 7. MELINDA ROBINETT: Learning Disabilities 8. DORIS ROSS: Physical Education Advanced Home Economics 9. ALTHA ROWDEN: Guidance Counselor . JAMES STANLEY: Science 7 and 8 . CATHERINE STEINBERG: Math Computer Literacy . LINDA TRIGG: Science Driver's Ed. The American way of life has emerged and endured because, as a people, we clearly recognized the need for knowledge. Thus, we believe that the primary purpose of the school is to educate and to guide the American youth in developing competence for participation in a changing democratic society. The school should seek to augment, not to replace, training received through other agencies in the community being served. Therefore, it is imperative that the major goal be to endeavor to promote the mental, physical, and moral growth of youth. The enhancement of individual values, responsibility, dignity, and growth requires that educators be diligent in providing the necessary leadership for fulfilling the goals of quality education. 4. BRUCE WRIGHT: 6. BOBBY WYATT: History Physical Education Economics Economics 5. CLYNE WRIGHT: . BARBARA WYRICK: Computer Math Typing Physics Accounting Advanced Math Shorthand Newspaper 28 CLASSY VIP’S i BARBARA MAXWELL NOM PICTURED Special thanks to a very special friend and member of our community. . Mrs. Maxwell — Substitute . Mrs. Davis — Substitute . Chuck Harmon — Aid . Mrs. White, Mrs. Green, Mrs. Compton, Mrs. Bashum — Cooks . Florence and Lewis Crouch — Custodians . Lisa Crouch — Custodian i} ALWAYS ON IME NOT PICTURED BUS DRIVERS Ms. Flummer Mr. Mason Mrs. Taylor Mrs. Stevenson Mrs. Payne Mrs. Lambert ALWAYS SINAE 2 ok The faculty at Pocahontas High are unique in their own way. They work very hard all year preparing us for when we get out into the world. LOOK caught at some of their greatest moments. Even teach- ers have CLASS! B PEPSI |= Fun-filled Days ... Reading, Writing, and ’Rithmatic aren’t the only interests of the juniors. Among others are fashionable dress, gourmet cooking, athletics, and plain old good times. Whatever the un- derta king, the juniors are making ready their plans for the future. Plans such as college, armed forces service, trade school, work and most importantly to inherit the responsibility of being the ‘‘class” of P.H.S.... Seniors of 1989. Seeeecsnenanas 3 4 , 2 sone DONE WITH CLASS! JUNIORS WT ever really knew what you meant fo me, not antl you In Remembrance were gone. And then one day WY realized thal you werent there and that 9 was alealone. | Slice you if E it bel: like a part of me is missing. Whansvce JI Kade a problem it now seems Lke no one ts listening. Before JY never knew what life vnele! be Lk lal you. Tsk now my life has lured upside down and my dips are no longer crystal hh y ® sul as long as Sle IU always N feel you near Ay) YH have Locked dae my heat a very 3 ocial lies SAT! of 1 ito ig only the memories o you flowing Casey Bhiee CGriat there. Judith Kennedy We, the class of 1989, would like to dedicate our Junior divider page in loving memory of a great friend... Casey SH 32 exnaqaaqaqenon DV Wendy Allison If only Mrs. Neinstadt could see me now! P r e Ss i d e n t Jerry Dixon Janice Gillespie g a MWe Amr NAM Lisa Horton Jennifer Gibson The ‘‘Pains’’ of learning. et es Oe | Chris Harold J. C. McGuire ants Michael McKinney 4 Is that you Jamie? Ronda Jennings Helen Mills 33 David Noel Rachel Payne Laura Perez ZI + U4 4 i | + : M ibs Larry Powers Stephanie Richmond Cassandra Sabo Kevin Short The Junior class is nearing the end of their school years. They’ve worked extremely hard over the years and their persistence and determination is be- ginning to pay off. We wish the very best of luck to the Class of 1989 as they enter their senior year. party olladce May you enjoy it to the best of your ability and do it with that special “touch of class.”’ John Shupe Robbie Sluss James Steffey Eric Williams Sherri Williams Lee Buchanan and Dreama Perez (Absent on day of pictures) Vickie Steffey Pam Smith Wass Karen Wyatt SEOUL e eO) e cate = The Sophomores are about to enter... The Junior Zone. They will venture through classrooms with great hesitation, and strive to reach their destinations. Good Luck Class of ‘90. May the grades be with you. AY erg nippy Pze eS As Freshmen, you are exploring what is now known as your varsity years of high school. As upcoming Sophomores, you will be encountering new problems such as . . . what to wear to May Day or how to get to the Prom. But with determi- nation you will be able to cope with these Close Encounters of the Soph- omore Kind. President Lloyd Hall Becky Agee Kristy Baker Dean Billings Joseph Brinkley Kathy Bruggeman Jeff Cox Tammy Dillion Ray Farley Donnie Farmer Brian Franklin David Gillespie Angela Grose Sophomores Secretar Treasurer Charlie Sarver Teresa Roberts Feeding Frenzy nts Shawn Grose Robert Grose Dallas Hall Lee Harding Pam Henegar Chanteau Hill Tiffany Hinkle Jerry Howard Kenny Johnson Travis Johnson Heath Kennedy Debbie Lusk Judy Mattox Keith Maxwell Steven Mitchem Missy Murphy 39 40 Mark Myers Darlene Nogosky Scott Pardue Tony Paris Jackson Parton Tina Parton Debbie Payne Angela Phipps Sherry Powers Terry Powers Scott Ross Rachel Sandifer Sheila Scott Curtis Shrader Kevin Shrader Monica Shrader Tina Shupe Jennifer Smith Shawn Stanely Gary Thomas Timmy Thompson Kevin Whitt Tina Williams Jamie Williby Missy Williby Shawn Williby John Wyatt JoAnn Youther Joe Gullion Timmy Myles Set your “goals” high. Trader Jack President Floyd Boone Shawn Brown Angela Bowman Micheal Bralley The freshman class loves to party, but they're also a group of studious, creative stu- dents. They know when to turn down the radio and crack the books. A number of freshmen are very athletic as well. They participate in all sports: football, basketball and softball. They really put their heart into what they’re doing. They are the ‘‘Class”’ of 1991. Eddie Chaffin Paula Collins Kenny Cook Scotty Dawson Brian Fox Timmy Hodock Mark Horn Jennifer Howell Scotty Jennings of 1901 Jonithan Jones Larry Lambert a Fe Angel Rider Picture Not Available Teresa Ruble Christopher Sabo Angie Sarver Cheryl Scott Melanie Smith Brad Spencer Robbie Subblette Andria Thornhill To know me is to love me. Hokey Pokey Time res We never make the same mistake twice. We make new ones everyday. It's important to look like you know what you're doing; even when it’s obvious you don't. Ke wn ae = na a ay a rT a a6 a a s What can we say? What can we say? Hmmm. Isn't that special? Poel That’s right, we bad!! Lounging around. 46 As the junior high students begin their high school years, we would like to offer them a little bit of advice. Work to be the best you can be, and you can accomplish anything. Set your goals as high as you can, and strive to reach further. Dream the most impossible dreams and then make them come true. If anyone creates an obstacle in your path to the future, overcome it with perseverance and determination. Enjoy the following years because they will truly be the best ones of your lives. So continue to work towards your dreams with that special ‘‘touch of class.” Sometimes a sport can go to your head. Pocahontas?”’ 47 OAL eS eI TAHA AT S e c r e t a r y e737 R9O—n Oo = DV Roby Phipps Faye Brown Chris Myres Suellen Barber Katheryn Boone Shawn Boone —_-_!2 ma Andy Buchannan Dustin Cain We Hwee re wen “Crazy Days’ Sammy Childress Benita Compton C05 OF) et Roger Cook Bryan Dameron Bronson Davidson Kevin Dickens os in | James Dickens Chris Hinkle ae Ae Be Alice Grose Athishea Earnest Jeri Gillespe Rita Grose Letita Eastridge Michelle Hall David Mathena Nichole Mounts Pocahontas ... Town of the week! Timmy Powers John Reeves George Shupe Tricia Thompson Franklin Williby Jason Woodin | | This, being the last year that the class of 1992 will be n Junior High, we would like to wish you the best of uck in your future at Pocahontas. Next year you will egin your first year of high school. The work will get arder and you will begin earning your graduation redits. But being the intelligent young men and wo- en that you are, we feel that you will surely succeed. ontinue to move forward with that special touch of lass that has brought you this far. Robert Taylor Deidra Thorpe Sheila Williams Amanda Wyatt Michelle Walker 51 President Saundrea Earnest Beverly Allen George Brinegar Tonya Creasy 1 LUE 52 Vice-President Kimberly Belcher Crystal Altizer Steven Brinkley Kerri Dawson Secretary Treasurer Lisa Shupe Charles Benfield Wanda Barrett Sheri Boothe Julie Collins Teresa Compton Fred Duncan to P.H.S. Jonathan Deskins Michael Duvall Steve Grubb Linda Dickens Ronald Fleming Grace Harold Suzanne Dickens Regina French Michael Harris Christie Henegar Timothy Dixon Jeffery Groseclose Susan Helmandollar Rebecca Hess 53 54 5 , go x ora RINE as? i NT DN OP Helen Horton Paul King Heather Mills Crystal Pruett Jamie Howell Dreama Lambert Ricky Mitchem Aaron Rider Lori Hylton Alicia King Billy Lewis Lisa McKinney Lori Murphy Ronald Perez Similar to ALF, the seventh graders are Alien to P.H.S. They are learning to adjust to the new at- mosphere where they will spend six of the most im- portant years of their life. Hopefully they will attack each encounter with aggressiveness and that ‘‘out of the world” class that only they possess. Good luck class of ’93. Angela Simmons Kevin Sluss Sara Stallard Sheila Shultz Michael Smith Bernard Shrader Clyde Sluss Angela Smith Thomas Wright Bernice Shrader Jeffrey Smith Ronald Yopp NOZ—-VZZMe Fz—xR NMC Y—aOOn 2A S A - - E - e ie 1988 Way Day Court ifr Ora Michele Marphy Nas Tony Maxwell OmaAWoOaNM MHAOWDD MZ —O oC o UCUmanoagnnm AmMZzmmA OMA c UOMAWDONOM WDWOWN DOO0O4 WOr 34 HNHN—B cs OMmMAWONAYM Xe) ) was bee 2. ¥ Kerri Dawson escorted by Michael Smith, Tammy Shrader escorted by Scotty Dawson, Kathy Brug- geman escorted by Lloyd Hall, Lisa Horton escorted by Chris Harold, Kathy Boone escorted by Jimmy Thompson. a® 7AOrnckxesyt DTOAACOW ie BO saat: ©. 58 Michelle Murphy escorted by Ted Keener Queen: Donna Dawson escorted by Tony Maxwell It was a night of excitement as everyone awaited that special moment when the queen would be announced. Everyone was tense wondering who it would be. The crowd became silent as the microphone began to crackle and announced, “The new 1987 Homecoming Queen is ... DONNA DAWSON.” Although only one queen may be crowned, the student body saw ALL the attendants as queens in their eyes. Congratulations to all! Karen Rodriguez escorted by Keith Epperson NFA KF Oana 11th Grade Stephanie Richmond Tina Parton Mike Shupe Butch Taylor ve) a7 et eanonQ Tina Dixon Tracy Carter ean = £6) 7th Grade Kathy Boone Jamie Asbury Becky Hess Larry Woodall 59 199% SN OW COURT Stephanie Byrd Teresa Roberts David Noel : Lloyd Hall Helen Horton Michael Harris Lori Williby Michael Bralley Faye Brown Mark Noel ? ’ Our fearless leader Picture “Perfect?” The 3 Amigos The staff of the 1988 Wigwam would like to take this opportunity to express our gratitude and appreciation to Mr. Gary Lane for all his work and dedication in helping make this year’s annual one of the best ever. Without his help, we could have never accomplished all that we strived to. Due to your patience and perseverance we say thanks, Mr. Lane, for adding your own unique Touch of Class.”’ Hard at work The 1988 Annual Staff has worked diligently throughout the year to make this years annual one of the most outstanding ever. We tried to find a way to bring out the best in all the students and faculty here at Pocahontas using our cre- ativity in designing the pages as unique as the people on it. Dead- lines came and went and before we realized it, the annual was complete. We've seen that all of our hard work, dedication, and time has been worthwhile. Th roughout the annual, we've strived to add our own special “touch of class” and we would like to thank the entire student body and faculty for helping us achieve this goal. Daddy Duck and : 3 e Minnie Mice wu , ih ee “‘Business”’ as usual May | please be excused The ‘‘Mouth” at work agerrvowonoeoyv novos 9 LLG SLT SADIE! A STG La lA AD A AVS VAD LG ASAD ADAG LG AG MO AAS MMA A Et Te Te SON eS eee ee ey eT Front Row: | to r Lori Shrader, Todd Asbury, Angie Cook, Kim Jennings, Missy Lambert, Judith Kennedy, Donna Dawson, Pam Smith, Sherri Williams, Sandy Rigney, Second Row | to r: Janice Gillespie, Stephanie Byrd, Kim Harrison, Michelle McKinney, Rachel Payne, Jennifer Gibson, Karen Wyatt, Mary Hypes, Suzy Smolarick, Jamie Asbury, Stephanie Hess, Third Row | to r: Junior Brinkley, Judy Mattox, Tina Pardon, Tina Williams, Kathy Bruggeman, Brian Franklin, Tiffany Hinkle, Tina Dixon, Rachel Sandifer, Tina Shupe, Pam Henegar, Fourth Row I to r: Missy Murphy, Debbie Lusk, Teresa Roberts, Ray Farley, Annette Marshall, Heath Kennedy, Tammy Shrader, Brad Spencer, Teresa Ruble, Angie Bowman TATE ASD EEN LE NAD AP EDAD ASAD AF ADAG AS DES AG DAG AP ADL LD LDL LAV A NEWSPAPER _Dmr.r Ss AS, A : Z -“ “P a Oo Barbara Wyrick Sponsor: FBLA, Newspaper Michele Grose, Michele McKinney, Lisa Poseno, Jennifer Gibson. Ss DL IIS DS ISG SDS DGS SASSI VEIL LATTA MA hhh tcl lll ll lalallala ll alah la ah halle, oN ML WWM RS Le am a I ALN WHE | AAA! oh a Sponsor Sitting | to r: Michelle Murphy, Treasurer; Missy Lambert, Secretary; Wendi Dotson, Vice-President; Todd Asbury, President, Standing | to r: Stephanie Hess, Pam Smith, Bryan Roberts, Chris Harold, Tina Stevenson, Karen Rodriguez, Mary Hypes, Tracy Carter, Alice Shupe, Sandy Rigney, Sherri Williams, Cassandra Sabo ALL LL ALL Lp LE LILIA AID LAI ILI LIAL. DONG NON KS CN NARS NC NSN NCN, Ns NN PTs Brenda Johnson Doris Ross Sponsors Front Row | to r: H. Horton, K. Henegar, B. Hess, L. Hilton, E. Earnest, B. Gibson, D. Rash, T. Shupe, M. McKinney, P. McCrosky, A. Grose, T. Creasy, Second Row I to r: S. Shultz, A. King, R. French, S. Stallard, G. Altizer, M. Dillion, B. Compton, M. Gillespie, L. Dickens, R. Green, D. _ Thompson, W. Payne, S. Hall, A. Smith, Third Row | to r: M. Walker, K. Boone, K. Dawson, C. Pruett, S. Dickens, J. Poseno, H. Mills, L. McKinney, R. Grose, G. Earnest, N. Mounts, C. Payne, M. Duncan, A. Fleming, Fourth Row | to R: L. Eastridge, K. Belcher, W. Barrett, S. Helmandollar, A. Grose, L. Shupe, B. Shepard, E. Short, D. Thorpe, S. Grose, A. Simmons, Fifth Row | to r: B. Allen, D. Lambert, L. Murphy, L. Blankenship, T. Compton WERE RE SEN MMA LOM AV ODADAS DAIL EDIE IID SIIB IVETE COMPUTER CLUB C. Wright Sponsor Seated: T. Powers, S. Grose, T. Williams, J. Gillespie, First Row Standing: J. Gibson, M. Hypes, B. Roberts, C. Harold, C. Sabo, K. Harrison, C. Yopp, K. Short, A. Shupe, Second Row Standing: A. Shupe, L. Taylor, T. Asbury, J. Parton, R. Payne B. Wright Sponsor Row 1: S. Byrd, A. Marshall, T. Dixon, J. Howell, C. Harold, J. Asbury, Row 2: M. Lambert, M. Murphy, K. Rodriquez, C. Sabo, T. Shrader, S. Hess, S. Williams, S. Rigney, Row 3: F. Boone, A. Shupe, T. Carter, B. Auton, W. Dotson, T. Asbury, E. Wills, K. Maxwell, D. Billings, J. Phipps, R. Harold 66 Wear Os Ole ap Te) Linda Trigg Sponsor PINAL II Front Row | to r: Eric Wills, Annette Marshall, Angelina LaSala, Tina Dixon, Tammy Shrader, Shawn Brown, Brian Burnopp, Stephanie McClanahan, Lisa Hess, Second Row | to R: Skip Williby, Jennifer Howell, Faye Brown, Crystal Sheets, Teresa Ruble, Brad Spencer, Christopher Sabo, Third Row | to r: Cheryl Scott, Jeri Gillespie, Lori Sherman, Michelle Dillion, Yvonne Thornhill, Kristi Dawson, Fourth Row | tor: Angel Rider, Scotty Jennings Sitting | to r: Floyd Boone, Junior Brinkley, Mary Dickens, Yvonne Thornhill, Pam Baker, Angel Rider, Kneeling | to r: Melanie Smith, Scotty Jennings, Cheryl Scott, Annette Marshall, Tina Dixon, Stephanie McClanahan, Jennifer Howell, Teresa Ruble, Standing | to r: Brad Spencer, Lisa Hess, Eva Lucas, Kristi Dawson, Lori Shrader, Angelina LaSala, Tammy Shrader, Angela Harold Sitting | to r: Sherri Williams, Sandy Rigney, Kneeling | to r: Bryan Roberts, Linda Blankenship, Mary Hypes, Janice Gillespie, Suzy Smo- larick, Chris Harold, Standing | to r: Tracy Carter, Lisa Horton, Stephanie Hess, Cassandra Sabo, Cindy Yopp, Todd Asbury, Lee Buchanan WwW EMHnN—-Z vm See a a i 4€@QA@CreCeCHh Sitting | to r: Stephanie Byrd, Karen Wyatt, Angie Phipps, Kim Harrison, Debbie Payne, Ray Farley, Stephanie Richmond, Donna Rash, Kneeling | to r: Debbie Lusk, Kristy Baker, Tammy Dillion, Lee Harding, Tiffany Hinkle, JoAnn Youther, Judy Mattox, Standing | to r: Scott Perdue, Tina Shupe, Kathy Bruggeman, Teresa Roberts, Lloyd Hall, Brian Franklin, Jamie Asbury, Rachal Payne, Dean Billings Mireya Neinstadt Sponsor 67 Mr. Cline Wright Sponsor Back Row: Larry Shrader, Tony Paris, Mike Brewster, Front Row: Larry Woodall, Brian McKinney, Robert Youther Ms. Rita Haun Sponsor © —— Standing: Jennifer Gibson, Lee Taylor, Lisa Horton, Buford Auton, Tracy Carter, Larry Woodall, Karen Rodriguez, Sitting: Larry Shrader, Amy Shupe, Mary Hypes, Suzanne Smolarick, Virginia Nogosky, Dallas Hall, Melanie Rich- ardson, Joe Gullion , Indians I I nes Iqa7- Ry. Weed, fae ib WX? j iq | J yr ol Wig £ ‘i A year of ups and downs; of triumphs and tribulations. The Indians set goals ... some were reached, others not realized. But the accomplishments and setbacks are not the sum total of a sports season. The —4 lifelong lessons of never quitting, of team work, of trust, of loyalty, of friendship, and of self-discipline are the true rewards for an athlete. Memories fade, accomplishments are forgotten, but the qualities an athlete improve within himself last a lifetime. These qualities make individuals who can i ihe . = act and live and feel true CLASS. | i i I _ - Il ! Hh Sy Pics} : che wut Ma CLL a f fi Myr ill ay sl a Bs Ya: Class 69 P.H.$. FOOTBALL First Row: T. Keener, M. Shupe, T. Maxwell, B. Taylor, K. Epperson, Second Row: E. Carter, T. Carter, R. Sluss, L. Woodall, E. Davis, J. Asbury, K. Maxwell, Third Row: E. Wills, M. Hodge, R. Keener, B. Kingrea, J. Rash, C. Roberts, S. Brown, B. Burnap NORTHWOOD OAKVALE FRIES ATHENS HURLEY CIRCLEVILLE ST. PAUL NEW CASTLE HAYSI GARDEN 1 1. Gary Lane — Head Coach 2. Bobby Wyatt — Defensive Coach 3. John O'Neal — Offensive Line Coach 4. Arnie Walters — Special Teams coach 5. Wallace Mason Assistant Coach -_ a “DOC” 6. Jim Stanley — OA HE FEW, THE PROUD, THE SENIDI Offense lst Team All District Flanker — Tony Maxwell 2nd Team All District Lineman — Keith Epperson Defense lst Team All District Linebacker — 2nd Team All Area Halfback — Black Diamond District Defensive Back of the Year — Ted Keener 2nd Team All District Lineman — Butch Taylor 2nd Team All District Linebacker — Mike Shupe lst Team All Area Halfback — Tony Maxwell Ted Keener Mike Shupe Linebacker Linebacker Guard Guard a pent Fas Tony Maxwell Keith Epperson Butch Taylor Halfback Linebacker End Center Inter- Seniors Rushing Yds. Avg. TD's ceptions Tackles T. Maxwell 82 450 ai) 6 -- 28(4) K. Epperson -- a -- -- 2 39(3.0) B. Taylor -- -- -- 1 3 18(2.3) M. Shupe 1 89 2.9 -- 2 88(9.1) T. Keener 12 Sif 4.7 1 -- 116(11.6) 71 INDIANS ON THE WARPATH .% % ne ee ee ee “Reinforcements” 4: ‘Mr. Sexy Legs” 1987-88 Rest in peace ‘Dude looks like a lady”’ saps 72 Curly and Moe . .. where's Larry? D-E-F-E-N-S-E Coe A ks Junior Varsity Yj 7 on 8 . Kneeling: Kathi Boone, Michelle Walker, Standing: Lee Harding, Rachel Sandifer, Teresa Roberts, Annette Marshall, Angie Scarberry, Coach: Bruce Wright gyQren—@® © @ dh, where did they go, uh... ' putes a “Squeeze Play” “Tip toe to the basket” Basketball “No pain... no gain” wie ASoior Lady Ry rcdians Karen Rodriguez 31 Forward Donna Dawson 10 Guard FOR THE RECORD Indians Tazewell 49 Garden 65 Hurley 33 Council 52 Haysi 61 Garden 57 St. Paul 29 Whitewood 42 As we, the seniors, look back at our past Hurley 35 years of playing basketball, we realize that Council 39 we have learned many important factors Big Creek 55 about the sport. With the help and support Haysi of of our coaches Don Carter and Gloria Montcalm 40 French and the student body, our bas- St. Paul 39 ketball years were a success even though Graham BY! we didn’t win every game. We would like to Big Creek 36 give a special thank-you to all who came Montcalm 31 and supported us even in defeat. We will Whitewood 56 always remember the times the team Graham 38 Tazewell 47 shared, win or lose. Good luck to the up- coming varsity players! Tara Hodnett 30 Center Missy Taylor 32 Forward Nadheré 1987 It was a good year for the Lady Indians. One we will never forget. Sometimes we won — sometimes we lost but through it all Coach Car- ter stood by us. We laughed together; we cried together; but whatever we did it was always together. We were if 2 more than a team — we were friends. GH 2 � A3 S4MZ00OzD FAP 1. DON CARTER — HEAD COACH 2. GLORIA FRENCH — ASSISTANT 3. TARA HODNETT — B.D.D. 1st TEAM, B.D.D. PLAYER OF THE YEAR 4. TINA PARTON — B.D.D. SECOND TEAM ZOnAArPrVv -Z--4 76 Girls our basket is down here. JUNIOR HIGH GIRLS BASKETBALL nen Wale, Weave Kerri Dawson Angie Fleming Michelle Dillon Ginger Earnest Helen Horton Lori Sherman Sheila Williams Angel Smith Nicole Mounts Stacy Hall Jeri Gillespie Alice Grose Faye Brown Kim Thomas Coach: Joanna Cover Sy Rebound that basketball Selena Jump Jeri Jump! Although the girls junior high bas- ketball team finished their season with a — no win record, Pocahontas High School really appreciates their hardwork and dedication. As the season continued the girls showed steady improvement in their performance. Down the road, we know good things are in store for these ladies. JUNIOR VARSITY 30 1 421 4gq, 12 aol : +. — “a | on ae 7 | | 24.1,342 26 | lst Row: F. Boone, B. Kingrea, E. Wills, B. Burnopp, S. Dawson, R. C. Roberts, M. Myers, S. Dawson, J. Williby, R. Keener Keener, 2nd row: J. Rash, D. Anderson, C. Roberts JV. GRAHAM HURLEY WHITEWOOD COUNCIL MONTCALM ST. PAUL BRAMWLELL WHITEWOOD COUNCIL BRAMWELL TAZEWELL GARDEN 9' GRADE GRAHAM TAZEWELL TAZEWELL RICHLANDS HURLEY TAZEWELL ST. PAUL RICHLANDS 3 GO GET ’EM INDIANS! 7 THE SENIOR “CLASS” Tony Maxwell 24 Guard Butch Taylor 30 Center INDIANS 78 Keith Epperson 22 Guard Through the long practices, hard work, and dedication, th 1987-88 Boys Basketball Team had a greatly improved seaso over last year. They enjoyed good sportsmanship, and becam winners in the eyes of the fans. The players, students, and fans would like to thank Coac Carter for all of his time and support through the season. The would also like to give a special thanks to Coach Stanely an Coach Walters for helping us in every aspect. Another thank-you goes out to the people behind the scenes the scorekeepers, bookkeepers, statisticians, and manager: Thanks, Rachel Sandifer Teresa Roberts, Tina Parton, Jaso Phipps, Charlie Sarver, and:Donnie Anderson for all your tim and effort. Good Luck to the 1988-89 Basketball Team!! FOR THEIR RECORD TEAMS SCORES INDIANS GUEST Graham 39 73 Hurley 56 42 Council 68 ey) St. Paul 58 69 Whitewood 52 66 Bramwell as 78 Haysi 54 75 Garden 68 89 Graham 54 75 Tazewell 54 75 Hurley 56 BY! St. Paul bY; 66 Haysi By 68 Montcalm 61 82 Whitewood 65 63 Montcalm 56 5] Bramwell 95 43 Garden 89 67 Council 47 32 Tazewell 49 69 38 VARSITY BOYS BASKETBALL From left to right — Chris Harold, Keith Epperson, Tony Maxwell, Tracy Carter, Butch Taylor, Keeny Johnson, Heath Kennedy, and Mike ls [ore (e( “Butch powers in 2 points” Eddie Davis 32 Forward Picture Not taken with Group ‘Try and take it — | dare you!”’ “Up, Up And Away!” 79 Kevin Sluss, Steve Grubb, Jeff Groseclose Ray Lewis, Fred Duncan Junior Fleming, Mike Smith GEGK ADE RECORD GRAHAM TAZEWELL GRAHAM GRUNDY LEBANON TAZEWELL GRAHAM RICHLANDS GRUNDY RICHLANDS Jimmy Thompson, Chris Myers, J. J. Reynolds 2 Roger Cook, Tony Hinkle, Steven Shrader Roby Phipps, George Shupe, Shawn Boone BOB WYATT 7 GRADE 8t2 GRADE JOHN O'NEAL 8° GRADE CHEERLEADING Michele Dillion Z-rPanavrn Z— 3A0BA OT Angel Smith ES a ngie Scarberry ped Rebecca Hess Jennifer Gibson Junior Michelle Murphy Kim Harrison captain OondrvdovNn Tina Williams Tina Dixon Tammie Shrader CHEERLEADERS At this time we would like to thank a very hardworking group of people. The Varsity Cheerleaders. These girls spent many long hours of practicing in order to perfect their cheers, and make the exciting signs that helped us to cheer our teams. Thank you for bringing pep into our dull lives. KEEP IT UP! Isn’t this just lovely! This is such a pain!! Hey Mom! Look at me! 83 Nineteen Eighty-Eight Lady ee @ as ar - Having fun? KIM JENNINGS “ JULIO MISSY TAYLOR “BAHAMA MAMA Dex ) ) om S The Senior Lady Indians would like to extend their ap- preciation to ‘‘Bootsie’’, Toots’, and all of those ‘‘little people’ who helped make our last year and all of the previous years we've played a big suc- cess. Where's the beach? What a group! Eyidians Softball Coaches Joanna Cover ‘“Toots”’ Wallace Mason ‘“‘Bootie”’ ront Row left to right: Alice Shupe, Tina Shu pe, Cristi Baker, Missy Taylor, Kim Harrison, Jennfier Gibson, Stephanie Byrd. Back Row: Kim Jennings, ngie Phipps, Teresa Ruble, Terry Powers, Lee Harding, and Teresa Roberts We're ready now. bets nell STAR a 2 wee hone Look out Rockettes! Where the boys are ‘88. No Pam, no one said lunchbreak! Memories of the year begin in the classroom but certainly don’t end at 3:15! PEP BAND se. wsritit The pep band produces a great sound and a good spirit for everyone. This group’s music helped to boost the spirits of the players, and inspired and entertained basketball fans as well. We all appreciate Mr. Erskine for getting the pep band started and the personal effort each member has contributed. We look for- ward to the 1988-89 season. 1 Mr. Erskine 4 The Pep Band — left to right Michael Bralley, Tina Parton, Dean Billings, Sheila Scott, Timmy Thompson, Kim Harrison, Rachel Payne, David Noel, Alice Shupe, Stephanie Byrd. 43 Yes, it’s me, Winky, the best drummer in the band. 4 4 We are moving the band room, again! 45 Proving that our hard work is paying off. One of the highlights of our ballgames, the great orange and black streak that marches down the streets turning heads everywhere. They are proud of what they represent. They are: The Pocahontas High School Marching Band. These students, directed by Mr. Earl Erskine, have worked hard, and in our opinion, truly have a touch of class. Earl E. Erskine Ill Director “The old look”’ MAJORETTES In order to be a majorette a young lady must first be a band member; so, this group of girls had to work hard in order to do both of their jobs well. On behalf of the student body: We appreciate all that they have ac- complished and we would like to say ‘“‘thanks’’ for a job well-done. Rachel Payne Pam Smith Drum Majorette Head Majorette Junior Junior Missy Taylor Senior Lori Wiliby Angelina LaSala Michelle Dillon 90 Freshman Freshman 8th Grade CHOIR The choir this year has brought beau- tiful music to the student body. We thank them for this and wish them lots of luck with the coming year. Mr. Earl E. Erskine Mrs. Veronica Daughtery Director Piano si — _ Saw : 4 ae ee poe si ak | ck: Chris Myers, Shawn Boone, Roby Phipps, Jon Reeves, Wanda Barrett, Heather Mills 2nd: Jeff Groseclose, Jon Deskins, Melanie Richardson, igie Fleming, Hope Nogosky, Julie Bennett, Marsha Duncan, Paula McCrosky, Rachel Green, Sheri Booth, Cheryl Scott, Angie Scarberry, Michele alker The Choir would like to thank Mrs. D. for all her help this year. Shout It Out!! 91 The morning and evening vocational students an very dedicated to their classes. These classes instruc My ap RN [ NG them in different career fields. Their goal is to prepan for the job market. i These students have the unique opportunity to min VO CA TIONA f gle with students from all other schools in the county They represent the special touch of class that all P.H.$ students share. | Cosmetology: Wendi Allison, Virginia Nogosky, Dreama Perez, Masonry: Brian McKinney, Larry Shrader, Tina Stevenson, Laura Perez, Vicki Steffy Johnny Creasy, James Steffy (eases = é Mechanics: Mike McKinney, David Noel. Welding: Larry Woodall, Not Pictured: Eric Williar 4 Machine Shop: Eddie Davis, Larry Powers, Robbie Sluss Carpentry: John Shupe eo Tim Noel, Tony Maxwell, Butch Taylor, Keith Epperson : Electronics: Charles Hale tuto Mechanics: Tara Hodnett, Ronald odnett Welding: Kenny Boone, Teddy Lowery, Phillip McKinney AE, Be AO 1 SO) Om 0) ZZ 1 Treasurer: Jamie Asbury Vice-President: Wendi Dotson President: . Secretary: Todd Asbury Missy Lambert oe ' ee } =A . f gee S Rep: Floyd Boone, Lori Wiliby, Christie Dawson, Angie Scarberry, Jim Goo. 1 ) A LE? Thompson, Michele Dillion, Angel Smith, Keri Dawson, Becky Hess dd. X 262 Kim Jennings, Karen Rodriguez, Larry Shrader, Larry Woodall, Chris Harol Cassandra Sabo, Lloyd Hall, Terea Robert LN Sponsor: Mr. Bruce Wright Mr. Wright and the officers The Student Council Association is selected by and represents the students. Their goi is to make life for students at Pocahontas High School the most enjoyable and the be: Ounteeariess learning atmosphere that can be. They strive to carry on the special qualities of P.H.S. an Leader? do it with a touch of class. LIFELINE: DRESS FOR SGCCESS Baggy, saggy, sloppy, neat. New, worn, short, long. These are adjectives to describe the clothes that set today’s trends. They are found on the body, on the head, on the feet, on the backs of chairs, in heaps on the floor, hanging in lockers and stuffed in gym bags. “‘Big’’ shirts, mini-skirts. Suspenders and lace. Bows and ankle socks. Jeans and pleats, T-s’ and turtlenecks. Wild collars and well worn blue. Whatever the style, one accessory is a must ... Whatever the color, whatever the brand or height . . . it has to be “‘tennies.’’ The shoes make the man (woman). The formula for success is simple: DRESS COMFORTABLE AND BE A “‘CLASS” ACT WITH THAT SPECIAL CLASS ADULT BOOSTERS 1. Mike Debbie Boone Janet, Judith, Heath Kim Kennedy The Roberts’ Family | John Cynthia Roberts . Bootsie-N-Eddie Mr. NSE Wiley Tina Dixon’91”’ Judith Kennedy Lori Hilton a ndra Sabo” BG “See ya on the a Happy’ Trails” pS Pa “Brief as Possible” Su Donnie “‘Elvis’’ Farmer 65 irose Kenny Lori ur i past + Heath Rennes 21-4 � . Howard COMPLIMENTS OF CONSOL CONSOLIDATION COAL COMPANY SOUTHERN APPALACHIA REGION 29 College Drive, Post Office Box 1289 Bluefield, Virginia 24605-0890 (703) 326-3664 98 Super Service Center Ray Jones Box 546 Pocahontas, VA 945-2727 New Graham Pharmacy Downtown Bluefield, Va. Mon.-Sat. 8 A.M.-9 P.M. Sunday 12 P.M.-6 P.M. HOME OF HALLMARK CARDS Harris’s Grocery Falls Mills, VA We specialize in cigarettes, pop, fireworks, and friendliness to our customers. SMOKEY BLAYLOCK 354 South College Ave. Bluefield, Virginia 24605 Phone: 326-1461 Res. 945-9242 BUSINESS NATIONWIDE INSURANCE Nationwide is on your side Home office: Columbus, Ohio It’s Fun In The Sun at HARMONY ACRES 100 ft. by 100 ft. pool Baby Pool and Snack Bar See you in ’88 at: Harmony Acres ee ee ee et eee dieu as 9 528 Bie ee 2 Yoga A pare gi ok pal rare ay SENTRY MINE SERVICE MINING ELECTRONICS REPAIR SPECIALIST Bluefield Industrial Park Rt 2 Box 173 F - Bluefield, Virginia 24605 @ 703 322-5431 JESSE M. JONES PRESIDENT OFFICE (703) 322-5161 C— (703) 326-2121 UNITED EXHAUST OF BLFD. VA CAR CARE SPECIALISTS JEFF ROBINSON ROUTE 19-460 Manager BLFD.-TAZE ROAD CARPET LAND OF BLUEFIELD 103 College Avenue Bluefield, VA 24605 326-1108 STYLE EXCHANGE BEAUTY SALON St. Clair Street Pocahontas, VA 24635 (703) 945-9506 Owner: Debra Ealy Operators: Debra Ealy Jane Phipps Opal Hylton Ve CORTE CONSTRUCTION Drawer 1089 Bluefield, VA 24605 (703) 322-5491 RITA’S BEAUTY SALON “Complete Family Styling” Rita Miller Hales Bottom Phone (708) 322-4211 Falls Mills, VA 24614 Operator Regina Hale 99 J L Cut Rate Grocery Pocahontas, Virginia Phone: 945-9707 New Owners: Open 7 Days Sherri Art Scott A Week ‘ SERVICE IS | OUR BUSINESS... ELECTRIC Authorized Distributor And In- pede rranty Service For General Electric And U.S. Mot Armature Winding New And Used Motor Sales Electric Motor Repair Complete Machine Service THERE’S A BRIGHTER FUTURE WITH... OGRESS’'! WE ARE PROUD TO SALUTE THE COAL MINERS AND COAL INDUSTRY OF THIS AREA! wR L ELECTRIC Division of Emerson Electric Company BRUSHFORK-FALLS MILLS ROAD FALLS MILLS, VIRGINIA PHONE 326-2661 McCANN MOTORS, INC. Ford Sport and Specialty Cars Auto Parts 19 460 East Tazewell, VA 24651 Phone: 988-2572 or 326-1168 U.S. Route 460 at Southview Drive 1333 Southview Dr. e as Bluefield, West Virginia e GENERAL ACUTE CARE HOSPITAL e COMPLETE RANGE OF MEDICAL AND SURGICAL SPECIALTIES ¢e24-HOUR EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT — PHYSICIAN ON DUTY AT ALL TIMES e PHYSICIAN INFORMATION AND REFERRAL SERVICE AVAILABLE e FULLY ACCREDITED BY THE JOINT COMMISSION ON ACCREDITATION OF HOSPITALS JCAH) MARYLAND AVE US ROUTE 460 TOPHINCET ON — THE HUMANA OPHTHALMOLOGY CENTER vs .... eee ¢ AFFILIATED WITH THE HUMANA HEART INSTITUTE INTERNATIONAL Bluefield Princeton 327-8121 425-8185 “Serving the Medical Needs of the Local Community Since 1905” Humana Care... “Special Caring By Special People” 102 HEILIG MEYERS FURNITURE Bluefield Princeton Road Bluefield, W. Va. Compliments of NEMOURS GROCERY Woodlawn Greenhouses, Inc. FLOWER SHOP AND GARDEN CENTER HWY. 52 NORTH P.O. BOX 791 BLUEFIELD, WEST VIRGINIA 24701 PHONE 304-589-3680 SSS Se 519 Federal Street Bluefield, WV 24701 and Mercer Mall Phone 322-3322 CENTRAL TELEVISION SALES AND SERVICE 338 Virginia Avenue Phone (703) 326-1368 BLUEFIELD, VIRGINIA 24605 NEWTON INSURANCE AGENCY P.O. Box 587 Bluefield, VA 24605 Phone 322-4681 BIG REDUCTIONS ON ALL GENUINE DIAMOND JEWELRY AND 2 YEAR GUARANTEED WATCHES No Interest Charges On Credit Or Layaway COLONIAL JEWELERS 604 PRINCETON AVE. BLUEFIELD, WV FREE PARKING NEXT DOOR Dudley, Galumbeck and S immons Attorneys at Law 728 Virginia Avenue P.O. Box 468 Bluefield, VA 24605 703 322-4420 Tazewell Office 207 W. Main St. Tazewell, VA 24651 703 988-9436 James W. Dudley Bluefield Office (703) 326-2287 M MMR hada eo adercons nec. Wallpaper and Custom Draperies 111 South College Ave. THELMA MITCHELL Bluefield, Virginia 24605 SERVICE, INC. P.O. Box 100 Bluefield, WV 24701 Phone: 327-7876 Total Photography — Custom Framing KING TIRE SERVICE King’s the name Tire’s the game. Bluewell, WV i ee ee eee (304) 589-6964 B B Seevice Centee TELEVISION APPLIANCE SALES SERVICE ROUTE 52, BLUEWELL SOUTHVIEW MALL BLUEFIELD, WV 24701 TEDDY BYRD ROAD TECHNICIAN Compliments of COUNTRY STORE Falls Mills — Brushfork Rd. “The best for less” SQUAW AND BUCK CASUALS Center St. Pocahontas Clothes — Tools — Ceramics “Come in and Look Around” Owners: Mary and Chunk Maxey TOMCHIN FURNITURE COMPANY 200 Federal Street Bluefield, WV 24701 Telephone: (304) 327-5161 “The Furniture Family” 103 LET US SHOW YOU HOW ACCOMMODATING A GOOD BANK CAN BE. DOMINION BANK NOM Ewer COMMUNITY HOSPITAL — todays... and future expectations become realities—graduation, a job, college a home— you assume new re- sponsibilities Just as we do. Because when customers need electric service, we are obligated to provide it And we always knew that you and your classmates might one day be our customers. That's why we started Route 61 planning for today ten years ago, so that = . : we could provide electricity for the life- Tazewell, Virginia 24651 style you choose Telephone (703) 988-2506 The Staff of Life We hope we can supply elec- tricity for all your tomorrows, too APPALACHIAN POWER S Compliments Of A Sports Ambassadors Advertising Company Specializing in Custom Sport Calendars, Book Covers and Portfolios CALL 703-988-6155 For Your Advertising Needs THOMAS E. BRINEGAR, D.O. PROFESSIONAL BUILDING P.O. BOX 1006 BLUEFIELD, VIRGINIA 2460S TELEPHONE (703) 326-3386 Office Hours: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. Wednesday and Saturday 8:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. Small enough Big enough to know you to serve you Peery and St. Clair Inc. TomWELCH PRINCETON, WV ea Tazewell, VA Funeral Home — 988-4190 Furniture Store — 988-5095 129 Brick St. 105 Clinch Valley Pharmacy J and R Produce n 988 Benbolt Ave. - Tazewell, VA a Rt. 1 Box 319-B - Princeton, WV 24740 703-988-4871 On U.S. Rt. 52 — Bluewell Station ; F Box 3095 — Bluefield, WV 24701 -| — Jerry’s Pharmacy Gift Shop BELCHER’S ALIGNMENT - JERRY GALLIHER, PHARMACIST SERVICE . areeeins, GEG. 24651 Front End Alignment Brake Specialists _ and Custom Pipe Bending fy 6 BUSINESS PHONE HOME PHONE 988-4600 988-5294 (304) 589-3431 | 7ose82 ee Phone 326-3042 SAFEWAY MOBILE HOMES WILLIAM L. OSBORNE, JR. T : ATTORNEY AT LAW AST Vabs he . Blucheldavs 601 VIRGINIA AVE. Pulling — Complete Set Ups — Anchoring P.0.80X 490° SLUEFIELD,VA24605 | © All Types Ditch Work Surface Banana : Stroupes Kar Kare Company Rt. 5 Box 280 i E p x @ N Bluefield, VA 24605 a Specializing in Custom Exhaust (304) 325-8134 Rt. 52 Brushfork, WV KA The COMPLETE FAMILY | CLINIC QUALITY CARE Specializing in “QUALITY FAMILY CARE” Wolfe WV Pocahontas, VA 248-8096 W. B. Buenafe, M.D. R. D. Jose, M.D. BANK OF TAZEWELL COUNTY 4-Way Shopping Center Tazewell — North Tazewell — Bluefield, VA Fincastle Branch Westgate Shopping Center Member F.D.I.C. Compliments MACKS of POCAHONTAS OIL WOMAN’S CLUB Pocahontas Congratulations V A to The Class of ’88 Congratulations ; to the DORLISA’S Class of ’88 707 South College from Phone 703-322-5638 INC. Dorlisa A. Wharton P.O. Box 1027 Owner and Consultant Bluefield, VA 24605 Phone 326-1118 J R Manufacturing, Inc. Serving the mining industry 24 hours a day. Serving with Pride for Over Congratulations to the Fa NANT Class of 1988! : Bluefield, VA 24605 Bluefield Industrial Park : 703-326-1128 Rt. 2 Box 173 F — Bluefield, Virginia 24605 « 703 322-5431 108 i fl fi uj B if 1 1 As cS e] SEORES =e = Ae JESSE CORSRaeaR Ie. We're the Problem Solvers! on BALL’ S AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLY, INC. HDWE. PHONE 322-3131 OR 326-2482 + 312-314 VIRGINIA AVE. BLUEFIELD, VIRGINIA 24605 COMPLETE LINE OF PHONE 322-5983 110 The Name is Nissan VALLEY NISSAN The Leader Of Fine Quality Flowers By Debbie 2044 LEATHERWOOD LANE WESTGATE SHOPPING CENTER BLUEFIELD, VIRGINIA 24605 304-325-2170 We're Dealing State Route 102 Bluefield, VA 24605 - : Telephone: (703) 326-3627 - 250 Bluefield Ave. Bluefield, WV 24701 325-6131 PHONE 326-1281 326-2602 Virginia A, nn ewelry WATCH AND JEWELRY REPAIR FLORAL, INC. 552 VIRGINIA AVE. BLUEFIELD, VA. “THERE'S A DIFFERENCE IN FLOWERS : SS4 VIRGINIA AVE. BLUEFIELD, VA 24605 TEOR. STEELE (703) 322-5090 CERTIFIED WATCHMAKER RON’S KWIK STOP 1 CONVENIENCE STORE IN THE AREA Ben Franklin Press COMMERCIAL OFFSET AND LETTER PRESS PRINTING, DESIGN, AND LAYOUT 560 Virginia Ave. Bluefield, VA “SATISFIED CUSTOMERS ARE OUR PRIORITY” Good Luck to the Class of 1988!! BALFOUR — TAYLOR PUBLISHING 6210 Anderson Ave., N.W. Knoxville, TN 37919 GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 1988! RAMEY CHEVROLET, INC. Rt. 19 and 460 East P.O. Box 100 Tazewell, VA 24651 We appreciate your past and future patronage. BEST OF LUCK TO THE CLASS OF ’88 Control. Of your mind. When everyday pressures make it difficult for you to deal with your feelings, thoughts, relationships and behavior, The Behavioral Medicine Center at Princeton Community Hospital can help set your mind at ease. Our 24-hour crisis and information hotline is here whenever you need to talk. It's confidential. It’s free. We can help. Call 487-7599, day or night. And your body. Classes and meetings, ballgames and dates. With so many things pulling for your attention, sometimes how you feel takes a backseat to things you have to do. 24:Hour ExpressCare at Princeton Community Hospital is a round-the- clock clinic for treatment of minor illnesses and injuries. With a sprain, a strain, a fever, a “bug”, 24:Hour ExpressCare can put you back on the track to good health—fast. No appointment needed. Now being sick doesn't have to cut into your busy schedule. 4: mH io TW The Behavioral Medicine Center 7 PRINCETON ’ bi: ‘i COMMUNITY HOSPITAL 112 THE CRICKET See RESTAURANT Pocahontas, VA 24635 Phone 703-945-2196 Pocahontas, VA vy ARE: 2123 COLLEGE DRIVE MEDPLEX BLUEFIELD, VA 24605 322-4649 YOUR HEALTH CARE ALTERNATIVE z ce 5 at: es s+ A = ae Tee Si 3 aad ee 5 7 N | AUTHORIZED RICOH SALES AND SERVICE COPIER REPAIR AND SUPPLIES Jones Thriftway Professional Sales Service Telephone 988-4330 560 VIRGINIA AVENUE elephone BLUEFIELD, VIRGINIA 24605 P.O. Box 68 LONNIE JOHNSON, JR. 703 326-3007 O North Tazewell, VA 24630 PRESIDENT 703 945-5985 H MON. PHONE (304) 325-9270 Ve willy, 0”, SON SE Way Pharmacy Way Shopping Plaza North Tazewell, VA 11 FEDERAL STREET 988-6000 BLUEFIELD, W. VA. 24701 Gem Jewelers Diamonds Our S pecialty KIRK DRUG 102 College Ave. Bluefield, Va. 24605 703-326-3618 FASHION’ T N Trophies Plaques Compliments of J M Sports Circle f. PARA ER BLUEFIELD BUSINESS CENTER 821 BLUEFIELD AVENUE BLUEFIELD, WV 24701 318 Bland Street 395-7488 BLUEFIELD, WEST VIRGINIA 24701 JEFF NASH 589-6822 _ RONNIE TOTE 487-6013 Phone: 327-6917 Customized Trebirts, laps “Tf It Didn’t Come From Kammer’s All athletic shoes a minimum of 25% off retail You Paid Too Much’’ 114 BAILEY’S P.O. Box 285 Four Way Tazewell, VA 24651 Since 1912 Phone: Don L. Payne Office 988-5535 Manager Home 945-2731 ASHLEY’S IGA FOODLINER Pocahontas, VA 945-2149 Weekdays: 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Sundays: 1:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. BEST OF LUCK TO THE CLASS OF ’88! JOY ELECTRIC 1424 Longhorn Rd. Middlesburg, FL 32068 Phone: 282-3132 TO THE CLASS OF ’88 Your only limitations are the ones you put on yourself. J. R. McLAUGHLIN Owner — Master Electrician ... another year’s gone by at P.H.S. We had our good times and our bad; learned our les- sons for this year, but we know there'll be more to come in the next. As we say good-bye to the old seniors, hello to the new and wel- come to the seventh graders coming to P.H.S., we'd like to take one final look at how our student body adds their own individual “touch of class.” = AGain. .. MWe Rocky Top, Our Favorite | heard it through the g ; mat Fj fh B s Young Love Don't look at me! 118 She end of another year. Memories have been made. Lives have been molded. Time changes so many things, But one thing endures... Pocahontas High School A Touch of Class - as a eis. Pe, ae : . (we) TAY LOR PUBLISHING COMPANY