Princeton High School - Tiger Yearbook (Princeton, WV)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1979 volume:

George W. Keatley Principal William J. Hartman Assistant Principal PRINCETON HIGH SCHOOL ... i . . . WE’RE THE ONES A new duty taken on by Cheryl Raines Is watching the fire Preparing for the weekend. Landis Stovall. Mike Raines, and Chris alarm. Eanes leave early on Friday 4 The P.H.S. band participates in the Christmas parade. One seems to find Greg Phipps in a state of bewilderment. Are Keith Reed and Dale Rice posing pertly at this hour? Smile — it makes people wonder what you have been up to Connie Williams Rob Bonham seem to prove Whoops! Poor Eugene! BELLAMY Princeton High School celebrated its first an- niversary of holding the Bellamy Award this year. A ceremony in the school auditorium with many honored guests was held to honor the occasion. Congressman Nick Rahall returns to speak at P H S. tor the first anniversary ol the Bellamy Award Governor Rockefeller's advisor. Lane Bailey, appears at P.H.S. to extend congratulations to the students and faculty for such a fine school. We at P.H.S. owe special thanks to Mrs. Alwilda Stephenson and Mrs. Betty Roe, Student Council Sponsors, for their hard work in organizing our preparations for the Bellamy Award. State Superintendent ot Schools. Daniel Taylor, expresses his feel- ings of happiness for P.H.S.'s achievements over the years. The Pledge of Allegiance I Pledge Allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the Republic for which it stands, one Nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. By: Francis Bellamy W. R. Pete'' Cooke, past Superintendent of Schools, adds his comments to the Bellamy assembly. HOMECOMING The 1979 Homecoming marked the second year of having a Homecoming King, as well as the traditional Homecoming Queen. This year, Denny Spangler was honored as King and Lesa Tennant was Queen. The Princeton Tigers enjoyed a homecoming game without rain this year, adding a 12-7 victory over the Oak Hill Red Devils to their record. Pg 8; top — Queen Lesa Tennant and King Denny Spangler bottom: Maid-of-Honor Lori Johnston and escort — Eddie McKay Pg. 9: clockwise Senior Att — Donna Quesenberry and escort — Greg Hines Jr. Att. — Robin Farley and escort Robert Rabalais Att.-at-Large: Vonzetta Wilborn and escort Mark Edwards Soph. Att. — Amy Bowman and escort Gary Wright Keywanettes assemble to participate in the Homecoming parade. Vonzetta Wilborn. Attendant at Large, makes last minute checks before the parade. A pep rally helps to pep-up the football team for their Homecoming game. Principal George Keatley and Asst. Principal Bill Hartman ride together to share in Homecoming Activities. 10 The Homecoming King and Queen flash smiles of happiness to the crowd. The outstanding P.H.S. TIGER football team provides spirit to the Homecoming parade. Maid of Honor. Lori Johnston, prepares to greet everyone with a warm smile. Former Homecoming Queen Terri Veneri returns to con- gratulate King Denny and Queen Lesa. Sophomores capture third place with their float. 11 Mr. Keatley takes the honor of congratulating Queen Lesa with a kiss The SENIORS capture first place with their outstanding float. The Junior float is second place winner in the com- petition. Annual Staff partakes in the Homecoming festivities. 79 FOOTBALL During the 1978-79 football season the Tiger team put together a 5 win — 5 loss record. Some of the highlights of the year were the wins over Logan, Greenbrier East, and Mount View. Disappointments came by losing four games by only six points. When asked how he felt about the season, Coach Pack commented that he was pleased with the way the team worked together and he felt that they played well in every game. The coaching staff is looking forward to a better 79-80 season. FOOTBALL PRINCETON OPPONENT 16 Hinton 14 32 Logan 6 6 Bluefield 12 20 Woodrow Wilson 29 0 Stonewall Jackson 8 12 Oak Hill 6 8 Parkersburg South 14 34 Mount View 6 22 Greenbrier East 0 15 East Bank 21 FIRST ROW L-R: C. Wells, G. Shaw, M. Herald, B. Baker. M. Robertson, G. Ensminger, J. Lee, S. Burton, F. Browning, M. Rachael, M. Shaw, G. Duremedes, J. Redden; SECOND ROW L-R: S. Bostic, D. McClaugherty, G. Roberts, S. Pencarinha, E. Wickline, D. Rice, B. Campbell, C. Fiery, B. Hubbard, W. Pendleton, G. Staton, J. Boggess, R. Bay, S. Hodge, R. Haynes, J. Hercey, C. Fowler; THIRD ROW L-R: M. Hazlewood, D. Sammons, C. Nank, B. Karnes, M. Lytton, T. Browning, D. Hubbard, M. Aboul-Hosn, B. Karnes, L. Cox. 14 Throughout the many years at PHS, Coach Pack has given his knowledge, experience, patience and time to the high school football program. TIGER Head Coach, Jack Pack. Assistant Head Coach, Ted Spadero. Team manager, Freddie Clyburn; not pictured are Jon Lucas and Another Assistant Head Coach is Ralph Modena. Richard Bullins. 5 TIGER CO-CAPTAINS: L-R: Bill Baker, Mike Rachael, Jack Lee. Mike Shaw. Coalfield Conference L-R: Mike Shaw. Freddie Browning. Jack Lee. Scott Bur- ton, Greg Staton, and Dale Rice. Alternate player is Doy McClaugherty. Not pictured is Mike Rachael. 16 Senior Mike Rachael loosens up before a home game. CROSS COUNTRY 1978 CROSS COUNTRY TEAM — L to R: M. Howard, O. Johnson, D. King, R. Matson. TEAM SCORING Mercer County Invitational — 1st Athens Invitational — 1st Independence Invitational — 2nd Princeton Invitational — 3rd Regional IV Invitational — 4th INDIVIDUAL SCORING All-County: Mark Howard — 2nd, Dennis King — 4th, Oriville Johnson — 9th. All-Conference: Mark Howard — 2nd, Dennis King — 10th. All-Region: Mark Howard — 2nd. All-State: Mark Howard — 9th. Mark Howard displays one of his many trophies. POM-PON 1978-79 POM-PON SQUAD — Front Row: D. Quesenberry, F. Rumburg. Middle Row: A. Burress, T. Ratliff, C. Caldwell, J. DeWitt, T. Elswick, P. Chandler, Top Row: B.J. Burkett, L. Flannigan. The 1978-79 athletic season was enhanced by the appearance and colorful new moves of our Pom-Pon girls. These girls practiced very hard to be able to en- tertain the many Tiger fans at sporting events during the year. Their dedication to the teams and the school is deeply ap- preciated. B.J. Burkett. Christi Caldwell and Alice Burress do their thing at a Tiger football game. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS 1978-79 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS — Bottom Row: V. Wllbourn, L. Galllmore, R. Farley, T. Adkins, J. Rabalais. Top Row: K. Reed (head), K. Legere. Would Teigha's expression change If she knew that we were going to win the state cham- pionship? In Morgantown our cheerleaders showed them who’s best! The PHS Varsity cheerleaders led the cheers and boosted school spirit considerably this year. The girls also supported the basketball team while in Morgantown and worked long hours to be outstanding representatives of PHS. 19 JV CHEERLEADERS and MASCOT 1978-79 JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS — Standing—L to R: L. Deitz, T. Walker. Sitting—T. Graham, L. Morgan. Mascot Kaye Gardner adds a touch of symbolism to the J.V. games. The Junior Varsity cheerleaders led the crowd in cheers and did a terrific job in keeping the J.V. teams strong this past year. Compliments go out to these dedicated girls who were always present to enliven the J.V. games. 20 I , Terri Graham spurs the Tigerettes onward. CHESS 1978-79 CHESS TEAM — L to R: D. Turpin, E. Wooten, D. Downard, Wright, R. Hyatt. T. Veneri, M. Pencarinha. The Princeton High Chess team, sponsored by Mr. Tom Runyon, turned in a favorable worksheet by defeating county rival, Bluefield, 12-0 and 9' 2- 2V2, and Peterstown 10-2, while losing only to Northfork by a slim 7-5 margin. Although all team members practiced faithfully and contributed to team accomplishments, special recognition goes to team captains Phillip Wright and Mike Pen- carinha. These two dedicated seniors devoted three years to chess and defeated nearly all of their opponents in match play. The Chess team also held a special inter-squad tournament to provide competition and practice for all mem- bers. David Turpin surrenders his king to an Adidas. 21 TIGERETTES 1978-79 TIGERETTE BASKETBALL TEAM — Back Row, L. to R: Coach A. Meador, S. Lawrence, R. Beamer, D. Ricks, S. Bowman, J. Bowman, C. Bowling, R. Goings. T. Butler, A. Bowman, J. Graham, T. Scott. Front Row: E. Thompson. B. Weiss. The Tigerettes experienced one of their most successful seasons ever. With an overall record of 17-7, the Tigerettes earned their first trip to the Girls’ State Tournament in Buchan- non, West Virginia by defeating Bluefield and Mount View for the Sectional title and Woodrow Wilson for the Regional crown. The Tigerettes' leading scorer for the third straight year was Ellen Thompson who scored her 1000th career point early in the season and finished the year with a career total of 1327 points. Additional honors received by Tigerettes were as follows: ALL COUNTY —Brenda Weiss, Ellen Thompson, Robin Beamer. Honorable men- tion—Sandy Bowman. ALL TOURNAMENT—Sectionals—Brenda Weiss, Ellen Thompson, Robin Beamer. ALL STATE—2nd team—Ellen Thompson. Honorable mention—Brenda Weiss and Robin Beamer. 22 Ami Bowman goes up for two against Graham. SCOREBOARD PRINCETON OPPONENT 60 Woodrow Wilson............43 54 Graham ...................31 65 Bluefield.................51 67 Talcott...................49 58 Greenbrier East ..........64 59 Independence ............ 35 59 Graham ...................41 67 Woodrow Wilson............49 55 Oak Hill .................42 68 Hinton....................34 57 Bluefield.................46 43 Northfork ................69 75 Mount View ...............40 37 Independence ............ 44 49 Northfork ................59 77 Talcott...................56 70 Hinton ...................36 67 Oak Hill .................44 38 Mount View ...............49 51 Greenbrier East ..........61 TOURNAMENTS Sectional—46-44 win over Bluefield 46-38 win over Mount View Regional—56-36 win over Woodrow Wilson State—59-46 loss to Greenbrier East Ellen Thompson (45) and Brenda Weiss (41) embrace after receiving the Regional trophy. Amidst three Greenbrier East players, Ellen Thompson tries for two. 23 Robin Beamer adds two more to the victory over Graham. STATE AAA CHAMPS 1978-79 TIGER BASKETBALL TEAM — L to R: E. McCay. M Edwards, B Harmon, J. Walker. A. Williams, J. Miller, L. Walker. K. Martin, F. Hoston 24 Head Coach Ralph Ball and Assistant Tom Bailey guided the team to success. SCOREBOARD PRINCETON OPPONENT 98 Hinton ..................45 102 Alumni.................61 62 Grundy...................59 56 Northfork ...............54 71 Huntington.............73 69 Oak Hill ................53 73 Hinton ................48 89 Grundy...................60 80 Bluefield..............71 59 Beckley .................55 52 Northfork ....... 60 58 Greenbrier East .... 40 61 Mount View ..............59 67 Bluefield................59 84 Mullens .................72 73 Collins..................63 67 Huntington...............61 51 Mount View ..............54 72 Beckley .................61 63 Mullens .................59 62 Greenbrier East .... 57 44 Mount View ..............39 53 Beckley .................50 73 Wheeling Park............59 75 Liberty..................71 59 Logan ...................57 After a thirty-one year drought. Coach Ball and the Tigers bring it home. Eddie McCay's ballhandling skills were vital to the Tiger offense. 25 Jimmy Miller’s ability to penetrate the lane added strength to the offensive attack. Lee Walker’s jump shots kept the Tigers alive while upstate. Allen Williams goes high over Logan’s defense for two. 26 Joe Walker reaps the fruit of victory. TRACK Warming up with stretch exercises before the meet are Dennis King and Mark Howard. This past year the track team captured second place at the Bluefield Daily Telegraph Relays as Mark Howard set a school and meet record of 4:34 in the mile run. At the Princeton Elks Invitational Howard also set a meet record of 4:37.8 in the mile run and another meet record of 10:07.5 in the two mile run. Coach Pack’s two mile relay team did well as Mike Rachel, Dennis King, Bill Hubbard, and Dale Hubbard gave their best effort. In the discus throw competition, Dale Rice contributed to the Tiger cause as he dominated this field. With a display of brotherly cooperation, Freddie and Todd Browning combined talents in the shot-put category greatly aiding the Tiger team score. Mark Howard exhibited excellent athletic ability as a member of the Princeton High Track team. Honors awarded to Mark were selection to the All-County, All-Conference, All-Region, and All-State Cross Country teams. SOFTBALL 1978-79 GIRL’S SOFTBALL TEAM — Back Row: Coach A. Meador, B. Weiss, A. Bowman, L. Gooch, S. Bowman, R. Goings, C. Bowling, T. Butler. Front Row: R. Wilbourne, D. Graham, R. Beamer, S. Lawrence, E. Thompson, T. Scott. Not Pictured: S. Lewis, J. Walker. Sandy Bowman takes a big cut in hopes of getting on base. PRINCETON SCOREBOARD OPPONENT 4 Peterstown 9 13 Union 8 11 Athens 3 32 Herndon 5 12 Spanishburg 1 7 Athens 5 14 Talcott 15 8 Montcalm 3 5 Bluefield 7 22 Union 7 21 Herndon 6 15 Spanishburg 4 6 Peterstown 5 19 Bluefield 17 6 Talcott 7 3 Montcalm 4 COUNTY TOURNAMENTS 2 Bluefield 3 16 Athens 1 15 Montcalm 4 2 Bluefield 7 Under the stern leadership of Coach Ann Meador, the team posted a 13 win and 7 loss record for the year. The girls also won the second place trophy awarded at the Mercer County Softball Tournaments, which were held at Bluefield City Park. At these tournaments, senior Tigerettes, Ellen Thompson and Robin Beamer were elected to the All Tournament team. 29 8 BASEBALL 1979 TIGER BASEBALL TEAM — Back Row L-R: J. Bartlett. T. Jones. J. Vestal. M. Powell. C. Nank, B. Karnes. T. Noble. J. St.Clair, B. Karnes. J. Lambert. Coach Ted Spadaro. Front Row: J. Waller, B. Hill. K. Graham. R. Riffe. C. Eanes. T. Compton. Senior catcher Bobby Karnes was selected to the ALL- TOURNAMENT team in Princeton’s sectional loss to Mt. View. This past season the Princeton High School Baseball team completed their season with a record of 6 wins and 8 losses. In Sectional Tournament play the Tigers fell to Mt. View by a score of 3 to 0. Senior first baseman Rod Riffe finished the year with the highest batting average of .519, had 1 homerun, and 22 RBIs. VOLLEYBALL 1978-79 VOLLEYBALL TEAM — L to R Back row: Coach A. Meador, D. Anderson, L. Hetzel, T. Elswick, T. Butler, C. Bolling, S. Lewis. L. Edwards, J. DeWitt. L. Gooch. Front row: S. Lawrence, R. Beamer, J. Rabalais, E. Thompson. C. Williams. Due to the split schedule the Tigerette Volleyball team was forced to practice at the Salvation Army building on a limited basis. In spite of these obstacles the team emerged with a winning record for the regular season with a record of 5-3. The Tigerettes were the only Mer- cer County team to participate in the State Volleyball Tournaments at Parkersburg where they were defeated by Parkersburg South, the win- ner of the Tournament. SCOREBOARD Princeton over Bramwell Bluefield over Princeton Princeton over Greenbrier East Princeton over Bramwell Princeton over Bluefield Greenbrier East over Princeton Princeton over Greenbrier West Richwood over Princeton Parkersburg South over Princeton Julie Rabalais keeps the ball alive. STATE AAA GOLF CHAMPIONS 1978-79 TIGER GOLF TEAM, Back row L to R: Coach Ball. G. Blackburn, T. Moorefield. B. Campbell. M. Lawless. Front row: S. Bur- ton, L. Stovall, B. Wetzel. T. West, J. Charney. The Tiger Golf Team finished their season with a 22-4-1 record which speaks for itself. The team also placed first in the Elks Invitational, and they brought home the State AAA title, the highest honor to be won by any golf team in the state. TENNIS 1979 TENNIS TEAM — Back row L-R: Z. Phlegar, Coach Bailey, B. Parkey, J. Lovern, V. Murphy. Second row: S. Hoge, S. Burton, K. White, T. Elswick. Front row: D. Tibbs, B. Halsey, T. Jefferies, D. Hill, We had a very competitive and successful year” was the comment of two-year tennis coach Tom Bailey. Bailey could not have summed it up any better as the Princeton Tigers tallied an undefeated season and sent four of the six players to the state tournament. Junior Kevin White stole the show at the second seed position by becoming the 1979 state tennis champion. Including regular season play and tournament play, White completed the season with an unblemished record of 15-0. White defeated four opponents before sweeping the finals by a score of 6-4 and 7-6. Also participating in the state tournament were Jon Lovern, Barney Parkey, and Steve Hodge. Senior Jon Lovern went undefeated in regular season play and was runnerup in the regional tournament. Lovern was defeated in the first round of the state tourney by a score of 8-2. Junior Barney Parkey completed his regular season and tournament play with a 10-1 record. Parkey’s only loss came in the first round of play. Also performing well all season for the Tigers was Steve Hodge. Hodge completed the season with an 11-1 record. Senior Scott Burton placed fourth in the regional tournament while junior Zane Phlegar lost a very close match in the first round of regional play. Inexperience plagued the girl racketeers in this spring's season, but Coach Bailey hopes his four returning players will lead the girls to a winning season. by Ellen Thompson Tiger Tribune 34 79 First Row: L-R: K. Martin, K. Nuckolls, S. Harman, P. Shutt, L. Taylor. Second Row: L-R: D. Anderson, T. Lusk, J. Lovern, S. Lawrence. J. Rabalais, F. Rumburg. D. Quesenbury, J. Hoff, D. Lynch. Third Row: L-R: K. Graham, R. Riffe, F. Lane, R. Faulkner, L. Gallimore, C. Raines. D. Hazlewood. P. Cook, C. Repass. P. Graham. Fourth Row: L-R: B. Weiss, R. Beamer. D. Starkey. D. Reed. J. Bauguess. D. White. C. Morgan. P. Chandler. T. Noble. Fifth Row: L-R: V. Morgan. J. Adams, D. Bailey. C. Shaffer, M. Mustard, Mr. Howard. T. Henning, G. Guynn, D. Trail. Sixth Row: L-R: P. Wright, T. Veneri. M. Willis, J. Booth. C. Pritchett. o z O J3 CO O o First Row: L-R: T. Noble, E. McKay, F. Rumburg, D. Repass, L. Croyle. Second Row: L-R: E. Wickline, J. Lee, D. Quesenbury, C. Catron, P. Graham, V. Combs. J. Stafford, K. Reed, R. Bailey, M. Thomason. Third Row: L-R: J. Fredeking. M. Edwards. M. Thomas, P. Chandler, B. Wade, P. Shutt, D. Anderson, D. Bowman, R. Faulkner, S. Roach. Fourth Row: L-R: G. Blankenship. M. Robertson, C. Nuckolls. C. Whittaker. M. Gilreath, D. White, T. Henning. Fifth Row: L-R: S. Gilger, J. Rabalais, C. Raines, T. Mann, L. Gallimore, T. Foster. D. Hazelwood. A. Bradbury. B. Beasley, R. Powell. PEP CLUB First Row: L-R: R. Gallimore, R. Farley, D. Hazlewood, R. Veneri. Second Row: L-R: T. Jefferies, L. Croyle, D. Repass, F. Rumburg. First Row: L-R: R. Hooker, K. Pruitt, T. Elswick, B. Burkett, C. Caldwell, D. Hill, A. Fletcher, T. Smith, J. Sparks, R. Pennington, S. Robertson. Second Row: L-R: R. Farley, S. Campbell, K. Brown, A. Day, T. Atkins, K. Legere, J. Bailey, L. Wood, M. Powell, T. McClaugherity. Third Row: L-R: S. Sharp, D. Reed, M. Earls, A. Crumley, P. Davis, B. Kephart, V. Smith, C. Hopkins, E. White. Fourth Row: L-R: M. Haers, K. Whitmore, J. Kenney, C. Farley, S. Lowe, C. Kelley, C. Satterfield, V. Henning, L. Johnson, B. Halsey, T. Ratliff, V. Murphey. Fifth Row: L-R: T. Wysong, S. Moulden, G. Gilger, R. Raines, K. Huntington, M. Kaminski, J. Lucas, S. White, T. Wert, S. Butler, K. Calfee. S. Clemson. Sixth Row: L-R: J. Delida, D. Lynch, T. Thomas. R. Rabalais, G. Rose. INTERACT CLUB First Row — L-R: A. Maksut, S. Kahle. A. Bradbury, T. Foster. B. Beasley. 2nd Row: P. Horeluk. B. Allen. P. Davis. V. Smith, D. Grif- fith, D. Hazlewood. R. Raines. J. Barley. 3rd Row: S. Hamilton, L. Rice. P. Davis, K. Snider. C. Repass. C. Thomas. S. Lilly. 40 Interact members seem to be having a convention in the hall. This spring, Interact members teamed with Rotarians, who sponsor the Interact Club, to visit the Rotary members' places of business. Ringing Salvation Army bells at Christmas and collecting for the March of Dimes Telerama were two projects in which the club participated in order to achieve its goal, to serve the community. OFFICERS (L-R): Treasurer — Teresa Foster, Parliamentarian — Bridget Beasley, Secretary — Anita Bradbury, V. Pres. — Sherry Kahle, Pres. Anda Maksut. 41 Interact members flash a smile during the Homecoming Parade. L-R Row 1: M. Lawless, M. Mustard. D. Downard, G. Staton, J. Lovern, A. Taylor, P. Wright, E. Lovern, Sponsor C.Pettrey. Row 2: R. Bay. T. West, D. Bailey, M. Howard, M. Thomas, D. King, B. Harmon, C. Graham. Row 3: J. Charney, B. Fredeking. D. Kissam, K. White. R. Rabalais, B. Parkey, J. Gilmore. J. Boggess. G. Shaw, S. Hodge. Row 4: G. Blankenship. D. Spangler, G. Hines, L. Croyle, S. West, Z. Phlegar, J. Williams, J. Miller, J. Pruett. J. Lambert. Row 5: J. Fredeking, M. Stennett. J. Grose, T. Cutlip, D. Tibbs. R. Matson, G. Duremedes, R. Gallimore, J. Hansbarger. M. Eades, J. St.Clair, C. Nank. Row 6: D. Winfrey. G. Wohlford. KEY CLUB OFFICERS — Row 1 (L-R): Sponsor: Mr. Pettrey, President: J. Lovern, V. President: A. Taylor, Secretary: P. Wright, Treasurer: G. Staton. Row 2: Public Relations: K. White, Sr. Representatives: D. Downard, M. Mustard; Jr. Representatives Scrapbook: J. Char- ney, Soph. Representative: E. Lovern. Row 3: Single Service: M. Law. The Key Club, a school and com- munity organization, provided P.H.S. with the trophy case for Bellamy Awards and began a Key Club Scholarship Fund providing P.H.S. with $500 for a college-bound senior. Through the combined efforts of its sixty-four members, the Key Club painted the lines in the school parking lot. Key Club members sold peanuts to finance these activities. 43 Members seem to enjoy riding In the Homecoming Parade. KEYWANETTES First Row: L-R: President G. Guynn, Vice President S. Lawrence. Corresponding Secretary K. Sheppard, Treasurer S. Harman, Historian L. Taylor. Second Row: Senior Representative C. Nuckolls, Jr. Representative T. Robinette, Social Chairman T. Lusk, Publicity Chairman P. Shutt, Historian J. Hoff. Third Row: Sponsors L. Ayers. V. Houchins. and R. Montrosse. Organized to serve the school and community, the PHS Keywanettes sponsored a Christmas Party for un- derpriviledged children. The Keywanettes cleaned the school trophy cases as well as classroom desks throughout the year. The club held story hour at Princeton’s Public Library and attended area churches once a month. Fund-raising activities include selling peanuts, holding bake sales, and sponsoring the Mr. Mrs. Valen- tine Contest. The Keywanettes car captured first place in the annual Homecoming Parade. Highlighting a year of hard work, members of the club attended the State Convention in April, bringing home several awards. The awards included the first place Achievement Award and Scrapbook Award, second place Scoreboard Award, and third place, State Project Award and Single Service Award. President Gail Guynn was named Keywanette of the Year. President Gail Guynn distributes smocks to Nancy Howerton and Sandy Harman on Peanuts Day. Gail Guynn poses with Keywanette advisor Miss Montrose, with the awards they captured at the State Convention. First Row: L-R: P. Shutt, T. Lusk, T. Robinette, C. Nuckolls, J. Hoff, L. Taylor, S. Harman, V. Morgan, S. Lawrence. G. Guynn. Second Row: D. Anderson, J. Rabalais, C. Whittaker, S. Anthony, M. Gilreath, P. Graham, E. Thompson, T. Henning, D. Trail, D. Lynch. Third Row: B. Wood, E. White, N. Howerton, K. Mayo. R. Veneri, D. Connor. S. Cox, S. Harman, C. Morgan. Fourth Row: E. Campbell, T. Goings, P. Hawkins, A. Burress, S. Bowman. L. Gooch. Keywanettes that attended convention show off trophies they brought back to PHS. FELLOWSHIP OF CHRISTIAN ATHLETES Row 1 (L-R): G. Shaw, R. Bay. G. Duremedes, M. Lytton, Mr. Modena, Mr. Spadero. Row 2: J. Charney, L. Cox, J. Bogguess, C. Fiery, R. Haynes, K. Graham, J. Lambert. Row 3: B. Harman. C. Broyles, T. Browning, S. Pencarinha, T. Compton, M. Rachel, G. Staton, M. Robinson. Row 4: J. Walker, E. McKay, M. Shaw, B. Bonham, R. Riffe, B. Campbell, J. Lee. The Fellowship of Christian Athletes is a club for male athletes who wish to promote spiritual growth as well as a competitive spirit. The group is made up of 26 school members and 21 national members. Several guest speakers attended the group's meetings this year. 46 Rick Bay pauses tor a serious thought. BIBLE CLUB Row 1: D. Turpin, P. Graham. M. Gilreath, D. Lynch, D. Reed. Row 2: T. Tibbs, S. Anthony, S. Miller, J. Hubbard. Row 3: C. Morgan, C. Whitlow, V. Morgan. Row 4: C. Whitlow. B. Yost. Row 5: C. Meadows. B. Wood, E. Reed, A. Day. Row 6: T. Sage, V. Anderson, Sponsor G. Wynne. The purpose of the Bible Club is to encourage Christian fellowship during and after school. Along with fellowship comes the frolicking fun that Bible Club members enjoy in each other’s company. Ac- tivities during the year include bell-ringing for the Salvation Army and providing a Thanksgiving dinner for an underprivileged family. Members also held a pizza party, skating party, and Christmas party. Billy, did you really eat ALL that pizza? Pam seems to have an unquenchable thirst. Ready, aim, ... ” Lisa's shirt shows what every Bible Club member's goal should be. ANNUAL Advisor — Mrs. C. Stanley Working on the Annual Staff means doing layouts, tak- ing pictures, meeting deadlines, working with others, and selling advertisements. Along with their work this year, members enjoyed a Christmas party at Mrs. Stanley's house and an end-of-the-year picnic at Glenwood Park. 50 STAFF Junior Editor — April Day Senior Editors — Theresa Henning, Pam Graham Sophomore Editors — Veronica Henning, Vanessa Anderson PHOTOGRAPHERS: J. Pruitt, D. Downard. P. Lilly. M. Pencarinha. LAYOUT EDITOR: D. Phillips SPORTS EDITORS: D. Winfrey. B. Wade. L l'Jili CLUB EDITORS: T. Noble. K. Pruitt First Row: L-R: J. Delida, K. Hotf, T. Wysong, T. Noble. S. Cox. Second Row: R. Steorts. C. Leonard. T. Robinette. P. Hawkins, D. Trail, A. Hodges, S. Matthews, E. Thompson. S. Lawrence, J. Gilmore. Third Row: C. Thomas, R. Lambert, P. Wright, K. Martin, J. Lovern. T. Lusk, D. Bailey. L-R: Managing Editor—I. Gilmore. Editor—T. Robinette. Staff members of the Tiger Tribune are dedicated to presenting news with an objective viewpoint. This year the newspaper staff published nine newspapers. The December issue con- tained sixteen pages, the first paper of that size published at PHS. In addition to publishing “The Voice of Princeton High School,” staff members spread Christmas cheer with candy and conversation to patients at Princeton Com- munity Hospital. To improve future news- papers, the Tiger Tribune participated in the Quill and Scroll, Columbia Scholastic Press Association, and High School Press Institute jour- nalism competitions. The Tiger Tribune has suc- cessfully served as a vocal outlet for PHS students and faculty as well as the sur- First Row: L-R: J. Delida. K. Hoff, S. Lawrence. T. Lusk. Second Row: P. Wright, K. Martin. J. Lovern. R. Steorts always seems to be pleased with her newspaper staff. L-R: S. Matthews, R. Lambert. JOURNALm ROOM L-R: T. Robinette. J. Gilmore, P. Hawkins. C. Leonard. D. Trail, E. Thompson, T. Noble. SPANISH CLUB SENIOR SPANISH CLUB MEMBERS: Row 1 (L-R): Mr. Bolling, K. Zeller, D. Quesenberry, L. Taylor, M. Stennett, T. Noble, V. Morgan. Row 2: G. Phipps. B. Beasley, P. Cook, P. Graham, P. Chandler, S. Cocus, V. Smith, D. Bowman. Row 3: M. Gilreath, C. Catron, L. Winfrey. B. Wade. M. Pencarinha, D. Starkey, V. Combs, D. Turpin. Row 4: C. Whittaker, D. Bowen, M. Howard, M. Mustard, J. Troelstrup, C. Pritchett, D. Bailey, T. Snead, E. Wooten. This year, instead of having a Christmas Banquet, the Spanish Club and the French Club held a Christmas Fiesta. The club also sponsored a needy student in the Guatemalan Christian Children’s Fund, and arranged an exchange for three South American students. After holding car washes, selling candy and items from Tom Watt Kits, and sponsor- ing the hot dog wagon, the club financed its annual trip. This year the trip was to Busch Gardens. Pam Graham looks as though she is having some serious thoughts about Spanish. JUNIOR AND SOPHOMORE MEMBERS — Row 1 (L-R): H. Prevento, B. Wood. T. Prevento, C. Thomas. T. Smith, J. Sparks, T. Elswick. K. Caldwell. A. Fletcher. A. Fletcher. A. Fletcher. D. Hill. Row 2: S. Matthews. A. Hodges. K. Snider, S. Belcher, L. Gooch. S. Zeller. R. Bay. B. Baxter. M. Lytton, J. Hansbarger. Row 3: R. Walker, P. Kelsor, J. Kenny. K. Whitmore, M. Earls, D. Winfrey, M. Viars, J. Snead. C. Caldwell, C. Phillips. Row 4: S. Cooper. M. Haers, A. Hodges. J. Pritchett. L. Heltzel, J. Worrell. S. Pencarinha, C. Kelly. K. Calfee, S. Butler. Row 5: J. Delida, T. Wysong, C. Niday, S. Pennington, C. Tilley, N. Poe, P. Davis, J. Pruett, J. Miller, G. Gilger. E. Lovern. OFFICERS: Pres. — L. Taylor, 2nd Vice Pres. — M. Stennett, 1st Vice Pres. — P. Graham, Sec. — P. Cook, Treas. — A. Burress. (Back row) Pari. — D. Quesenberry, Senior Advisor — G. Phipps. Soph. Advisor — D. Starkey, Jr. Advisor — K. Caldwell. FRENCH CLUB Row 1 (L-R): S. Harman. B. Burkett. J. Boothe. Miss Rector. T. Cox. C. Nuckolls, N. Howerton. E. White. Row 2: A. Maksut. D. White, R. Beamer. T. Lusk, S. Lawrence. T. Henning. J. Hoff. Row 3: S. Hoge. B. Yost. B. Pennington. S. Stafford. P. Hawkins. M. Stone. K. Pruitt, P. Walling. T. Goings. Row 4: K. Hoff. A. Marked. P. Jones. J. Walling. R. Honaker, D. Poff. D. Conor. D. Barten. D. Tibbs. E. Campbell. Row 5: G. Wohlford. J. Adams. D. Brown. S. Alvis. T. Graham. K. Conner. Row 6: J. Vestal. D. Hill. F. Jenkins. M. Kaminski. C. Huntington, C. Bailey. S. Moulden, S. Sharpe. M. Christian. The French Club participated in the Christmas Soiree Fiesta along with the Spanish Club. French Club members also financed a summer trip to Quebec by having a French Cafe. Ending the year, the club held its annual Officers’ Induction Banquet which included an authentic French meal. 56 French Club members enjoy their Sidewalk Cafe. OFFICERS (standing): Pres. — Sherry Harman. Vice Pres. — B.J. Burkett. Sec. — Christi Nuckolls. Social Chairman — Nancy Howerton, Publicity Chairman — Ellen White, (kneeling): Parliamentarian — Tim Cox. Treas. — Jeff Booth. These French students seem to have been up to something! Row 1: Sponsor V. Houchins. V. Morgan, J. Hoff, D. Lynch, C. Bailey. Row 2: B. Wood, K. Nuckolls. R. Bailey, C. Whitaker, M. Tan- ner, L. Feather, S. Howell. Row 3: K. Hoff, D. Brown. M. Viars, D. Connor, L. Hetzel. J. Walling, K. Connors, D. Stephenson. OFFICERS — President: Vicki Morgan, Vice President: Jennifer Hoff, Sec.-Treasurer: Donna Lynch. Any student who plans a career in the health field would be welcome in the Medical Arts Club. Its purpose is to promote an interest in medicine and provide information on health- related careers. During the year, the members enjoyed a Cardio — Pulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) class taught by David Stephenson and Larry Feather. In addition, club members visited the Public Health Center and volun- teered at the Methodist Home. Other programs during the year were on such topics as nursing, veterinary medicine, child abuse, and genetics. The heart bone's connected to the . . . MEMBERS — Row 1: G. Manning. K. Graham. M. White. K. Bailey. Sponsor E. Ball. Row 2: S. Campbell. C. Lovell. S. Hill, R. Walker, J. Worrell. Row 3: V. Bauguess, R. Shelton. D. Downard, D. Bailey. J. Adams. OFFICERS: Pres. — K. Bailey, V. Pres. — M. White, Sec. — Beth Wood, Treas. — K. Graham David Bailey seems to be amused at Mike White's scientific explanation. 61 First Row — L-R: T. West. C. Raines. S. Lawrence. G. Duremedes. Second Row — L-R: R. Farley. B. Harman. T. Atkins. G. Staton. P. Hawkins. S. Bowman. R. Veneri, D. Quesenberry, F. Rumburg. Third Row — L-R: L. Johnston. L. Tennant. J. Bailey. T. Goings. N. Howerton B Wood. T. Foster. T. Jeffries. Fourth Row — L-R: E. Thompson. D. Anderson, P. Shutt. D. Bowman. C. Whittaker. T. Browning.’ Sponsor Mrs. Stephenson. Fifth Row - L-R: P. Lilly. J. Pritchett. J. Walling. P. Jones. K. Hoff. T. Thomas. A. Bowman. C. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS: Pres. — T. West, 1st Vice 2nd Vice Pres. — S. Lawrence. Sec. Treas. — G. Duremedes. BAND WOODWINDS — Row 1 (L-R): V. Morgan, K. Hoff, P. Jones. K. Bailey. S. Campbell. K. Sheppard. Row 2: S. Zeller, K. Rhodes. A. Marked. S. Hamilton. M. Viars. K. Zeller. Row 3: P. Hall, D. Hill, P. Bailey, S. Weikle. L. Rice. D. Spicer. Row 4: T. Bailey. V. Ellison, T. Smith. P. Hawkins. T. Lusk, G. Guynn. BRASS — Row 1 (L-R): L. Harvey. M. Kade. A. Birkhead, J. Hawkins. T. McPherson. Row 2: G. Scott, M. Faulkner, A. Mosrie. J. Shrewsbury, S. Lewis. Row 3: B. Baxter. M. Williams. J. Walling. M. Willis, K. Bailey. Saxophonists help out at the pep assembly. It appears that Keith wants to make sure he hits that drum at EX- ACTLY the right time Pep assemblies seem to involve lots of band members. The Pep Band's talented musicians are a melodic addition to any assembly. MAJORETTES Hours of hard work and commitment to perfection are two qualities a majorette must have. The girls began practicing in June 1978 and attended the National Ma- jorette Camp. The corps raised nearly $1,000 for new uniforms, jackets, and show props. After accomplishing near perfection through many hours of prac- tice, the majorette squad captured the respect and admiration of the TIGER fans. Pam Hawkins skillfully does a routine. Majorettes T. Bailey. T. Smith, V. Ellison, P. Hawkins, Head Tammy Lusk. Kneeling (L-R): T. Bailey, T. Lusk (head), T. Smith. Standing: P. Hawkins. V. Ellison CHOIR OFFICERS — Director: Miss Moody, Vice President: P. Graham, President: C. Whitlow, Treasurer: L. Winfrey, Not Pictured, Secretary: C. Catron. SENIOR ACAPELLA — Row 1 (L-R): Miss Moody. J. Smith, K. Shrewsbury, D. Lynch. Row 2: L. Winfrey. V. Bauguess. D. Reed. G. Phipps. Row 3: L. Thompson, C. Whitlow. P. Graham. K. Sheppard. T. McPherson. Row 4: M. Thomas, P. Repass. J. Walker. A. Six. M. Edwards. JUNIOR ACAPELLA — Row 1 (L-R): Miss Moody, V. Marshall, T. Ramsey. T. Elswick, J. Sparks, S. Clyburn, C. Allen. Row 2: T. Ram- sey. S. Walker, S. Hovatter. D. Whitten, J. Delida, K. Cameron, C. Whitlow, S. McKinney, D. Morrison, S. Simpkins, L. Fields. Row 3: S. Plass, E. Reed, C. Thomas. K. Meadows, K. Shrader. K. Rhodes, S. Hamilton, T. Goings, A. Burress. E. Campbell. Row 4: S. Cox, J. Kinney, R. Hicks, D. Lynch, K. Snider, R. Tabor, S. Matthews, V. Wilbourne. Row 5: T. Smith, J. Jones, B. Parkey, B. Baxter, C. Charles, J. Gilmore. Row 6: D. Sammons, G. Staton, C. Leonard, S. Campbell. MADRIGALS — (Top to bottom): E. Campbell, B. Baxter, K. Sheppard, T. McPherson, P. Graham, C. Charles, V. Wilbourne. J. Gilmore, S. Campbell, S. Matthews, G. Staton, C. Whitlow, G. Phipps, K. Meadows. C. Leonard, T. Elswick. Not pictured. D. Lynch. HONOR CHOIR — Row 1 (L-R): Miss Moody, C. Whitlow. K. Meadows. E. Campbell. T. Elswick. K. Shepherd. Row 2: B. Baxter. C. Charles, S. Campbell. T. McPherson. ALL-STATE CHORUS — Row 1 (L-R): Miss Moody, C. Whitlow, K. Meadows, E. Campbell, T. Elswick. Row 2: B. Baxter, C. Charles, S. Campbell, T. McPherson. UTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Row 1 (L-R): C. Bullins, C. Crawford, C. Gunnoe, R. Hooker, G. Blankenship, J. Aniel, M. Belton, M. Smith, E. Wickline. Mrs. Harvey. Row 2: M. Hubbard, S. Lilly, C. Broyles, C. Whittaker, C. Williams, E. Thompson, K. Thompson. M. Barker, C. Fiery. Row 3: T. Rat- cliffe, S. Grose, V. Murphey, S. Harman, A. Crumley, M. Combs, T. Smith, B. Beasley, M. Edwards, J. Walker, R. Haynes, M. Starkey. Row 4: B. Hubbard, 8. Campbell, J. Smith, K. Bishop, B. Treola, R. Shrader, D. Phillips, S. West, R. Bullins, D. Weiss. Row 5: M. Rachel, T. Compton, D. Musick, M. Croy, C. Neely, T. McClaugherty, D. Sheets, J. Lucas. Row 6: D. Lynch, P. Barnette. B. Puckett, J. Grose, M. Stennett, R. Lester. Row 7: B. Cocus, D. Kelly, S. Barie. Row 8: G. Brookman, D. Rice. | Walk P® Sfea JL fill ■ The Future Homemakers of America took a new approach this year. Each home economics student was a member and officers were elected for each class. Fund raising projects included selling light bulbs and candles, and making cup- cakes available for students to send to their valentine. Judy Smith demonstrates the proper procedure for infant feeding. 71 SPEECH CLUBS THESPIANS FRIENDS — Row 1 (L-R): J. Adams, P. Shutt, E. Ferguson, N. Howerton. Row 2: T. Wysong, R. Akin, J. Sparks. Row 3: T. Tooley, J. Troelstrup, S. Workman. Row 4: K. Hoff. S. Howell, L. Feather. Row 5: T. Smith, J, Hoff, M. Kaminski. Row 6: P. Wright, V. Murphy, G. Gilger. Row 7: R. Farley. T. Downard. B. Wood. Adam (J. Adams) asks Peggy Shutt, Eve, can’t I have ANY privacy?” Debaters Tony Veneri and Phillip Wright pause for a moment from their studies. Thespians and Friends is a club composed of members of the International Thespian Society and students interested in public speaking and drama. Activities this year included performances of the “Halloween Skit” for children at the Princeton Public Library, and “The Stronger Sex.” They also hosted a Covenant Players' Workshop. Members traveled to the Barter Theatre in Abingdon, Virginia, and visited the Virginia Tech Mime Troupe. The Thespians competed in the state one-act competition in March, and the Forensic Team attended the John Marshall Novice Tournament at Marshall University. All of the speech clubs and teams combined for an end-of-the-year banquet. 72 THESPIANS — Row 1 (L-R): J. Troelstrup, Mrs. K. Saries, E. Ferguson. N. Howerton. L. Feather. Row 2: 8. Wood, R. Akin. P. Shutt. J. Adams. Marion Cheever (J. Troelstrup) sternly refuses to remove his shorts for the sergeant. Mother Eve (P. Shutt) is deep in thought about her sons Cain and Abel. Kneeling (L to R): J. Pugla. R. Bailey. R. Boothe, D. Lynch. M. Thomason. B. Beasley. R. Powell. Second Row (L to R): Sponsor Mrs. Cunningham, S. Saunders. S. Clemson. T. Bailey. J. Stafford. C. Morgan. M. Tanner, R. Bailey, C. Allen. n 00 OFFICERS — (L-R): V. Pres. Treasurer: Robin Bailey, President: Rachel Boothe, Secretary: Donna Lynch, R. Bailey seems to be absorbed in practicing perfection. The Future Business Leaders of America is composed of business students wishing to learn more about the business world. FBLA members helped teachers by typing and grading papers. To finance club activities this year, members made and sold Tiger pom-pons during basketball season. STAGE CREW Kneeling: L-R: G. Barnett, B. Cocus, K. Reed. D. McClaugherty. Standing: L-R: D. Bailey, M. Casey, E. Ferguson, D. Turpin. Come on guys, at least look busy. Who provides popcorn and coke at home basketball games? The stage crew does. This school service club cooperates with the Speech Department in providing the lighting and helping with the scenery set up. Along with sponsor, Chester Pettrey, the Stage Crew mans the bookstore. LIBRARY STAFF First Row — L-R: V. Hatcher, R. Bailey, R. Boothe, K, Moody, T. Akers. Second Row — L-R: K. Powell, M. Thomason, J. Tibbs, D. Perdue, M. Tanner, L, Austin, S. Lilly. Third Row — L-R: C. Nuckolls, T. Mathena, S. Simpkins, T. Pitzer, C. Morgan, D. White, T, Dodrill, R. Faulkner. Library Staff members Rachel Boothe and Karen Nelson relax after performing their duties. Collecting absence slips and taking them to the office are duties of Library Staff members. They circulate and shelve books and assist students and faculty members in finding books and other materials in the library. Staff members were selected from study halls with seniors having preference. Row 1: S. Gilger. D. Hazlewood. K. Mayo, L. Lane, S. McKinney. Row 2: L. Wood. R. Veneri, C. Whitlow. R. Taylor. S. Stuart, R. Graham. The purpose of the Art Club is to increase stu- dents’ knowledge and appreciation of art. This year the club participated in several art shows and exhibits with many members doing quite well. In the Valley Bank Trust Art Show, Lin Taylor won first place in high school competition with Cindy Whitlow and Judi Bauguess receiving honorable mention. From the Junior Women’s Club Art Show, Judi Bauguess was selected to enter state competition. t Miss Rita Montrosse, Art Club sponsor and W. Va. Art Teacher of the Year. Ronda and Dennis — coloring again! LAB ASSISTANTS Does Angela really know what she’s doing? Larry skillfully prepares Mrs. Houchin s secret potion. Lab Assistants are students who help in the BSCS Biology and Chemistry labs. Their duties vary from washing test tubes to preparing solutions and culture mediums to grading papers. The lab assistants are, in general, the teachers' helpers. First Row: L-R: P. Cook, D. Anderson, D. Quesenberry, A. Fletcher. Second Row: A. Hodges, D. Phillips, L. Feather, P. Wright. 79 •i-� � ii-if FAC U LTY • ADMINISTRATION GEORGE KEATLEY Principal WILLIAM HARTMAN Asst. Principal FAYE NEELY Secretary BETTY GRAHAM Secretary DELORES COMPTON Bookkeeper CLARA WALLS Guidance—Sr. LINDA LESTER Guidance—Jr. JANICE TERRY Guidance—Soph Typing the absence list keeps Betty Graham and Faye Neely occupied. 41 82 Linda Lester waits eagerly to help any slugg- ing junior. After a drink of Pepsi. George Keatley is ready for P.H.S. BUSINESS EVELYN BAREFORD Bookkeeping General Business JOAN BYRD Typing MARY JO CUNNINGHAM Business Machines Clerical Office Practice Joan Byrd gives some helpful hints to a confused student. it appears that Bernice Hicks enjoys teaching her typing classes. Evelyn Bareford, caught off guard, seems to taking a break. 83 CULTURAL LANGUAGE ARTS GILBERT BOLLING Spanish Spanish Club Sponsor LEON LANDRETH Band Director Guitar Instructor RITA MONTROSSE Art Keywanette Sponsor Is this their last chance, Mr. Landreth? BETTY MOODY Music Choirs Kellan Sarles seems to enjoy herself during speech. GAIL RECTOR French English 12 KELLAN SARLES Speech Drama English 12 Enjoying herself. Betty Moody explains the next choral number to the audience. PHYSICAL AND DRIVER’S EDUCATION AND STAFF POSITIONS politicS-B When Quentin Barnette stresses a point, he really goes all out. Supervising gym classes isn’t all fun and games, as Ann Meador and Coach Bailey prove. HOMER ALVIS Maintenance TOM BAILEY Physical Education RALPH BALL Basketball Phys. Ed. Driver’s Ed. QUENTIN BARNETTE Driver’s Ed. PHYLLIS DAVIS Physical Education Biology HELEN HARVEY Home Economics VIRGINIA HATCHER Librarian JACK PACK Football Am. History Besides phys. ed., teaching biology is also a course taught by Phyllis Davis. SOCIAL STUDIES WANDA HUGHES World Cultures Am. History ANN MEADOR Sociology Government Am. Studies RALPH MODENA Tom Runyon seems startled by some American History facts. Am. Studies World Cultures RALPH OGDEN Am. Studies TOM RUNYON World Cultures TED SPADERO World Cultures Proofreading this report occupies Ann Meador’s attention. ENGLISH ANITA AYERS English 11, 12 PAM FINK English 10. 11. 12 CAROL FOWLER English 11. 12 Sr. Class Sponsor ROSEMARY MAYBERR'r English Dept. Grader CANDY STANLEY English 11. 12 Yearbook Sponsor ALWILDA STEPHENSON English 11,12 Student Council Sponsor ELIZABETH TURNER English 10, 12 MARY WADE English 10. 11. 12 GENEVA WYNNE English 11, 12 English Dept. Head Bible Club Sponsor MATH MARY HOPKINS Geometry Alg. Trig. Math 4 Math Dept. Head BETTY KEATON Math Mary Hopkins. Mary Hopkins Just like one of Charlie’s Angels . Betty Keaton investigates a noise on the balcony. 88 BARBARA MAXWELL Alg. Trig. Math 4 CHESTER PETTREY Geometry Alg. Trig. Math 4 RETHA WARREN Advanced Math Geometry Math 4 SCIENCE Instructing her students how to balance equations. Betty Roe points to an element. ELEANOR BALL Biology Physics YVONNE HARRIS Biology VIRGINIA HOUCHINS Biology BETTY ROE Chemistry Chemistry Studies Deciphering lab write-ups takes a lot of concentration from Virginia Houchins. Yvonne Harris, seemingly surprised by the noise in the hall, decides to investigate. DIETICIANS MAINTENANCE Lunch time keeps everyone busy, including Alma Meadows. 90 Lula Baker takes a few moments to smile during lunchtime. ALMA MEADOWS Dietician ELSIE TREOLO Dietician MARGARET WINFREY Dietician SOPHOMORES Jeff Adams Gail Adkins Tina Akers Brenda Allen Christy Allen Sherri Alvis Vanessa Anderson Lisa Austin Barbara Bailey Craig Bailey Kathy Bailey Philip Bailey Rhonda Bailey Teresa Bailey Joey Ball 1 Randi. Sabrina, and Judy just had to get out the door, anyway. 2 “Can't be!”, said Mrs. Harris. 3 Patricia Hale stops to get a book during class change. 4 The PHS Sophomores seem to be giving their at- tention to the game. MS. D S FASHION SHOPPE Green Valley Mini Mall Sizes: 13 to 52 Phone: 325-3411 Jeff Bartlett Daryl Barton Britt Beasley Teresa Belcher Libby Bird Greg Blackburn Beverly Blackwell Donna Blackwell Norman Blackwell Jack Blankenship Shelia Blankenship Rose Booth Scott Bostic Cindy Bowling Regina Bowling Ami Bowman Jeannie Bowman Kathy Bradbury Pamela Bratton James Brennan Ronnie Brett Debbie Bridges Paula Brinkly Stacey Brookman Tami Brooks David Brown Tammy Brown Todd Browning Mark Broyles James Burchette Bernadine Burke Sharon Butler Tona Buler Dana Byrd Kimberly Calfee 1. Vickie seems to be quite confused. 2. Jimmy shows a solemn face during class. 3. Melanie appears to be all strung out. Steven Carroll David Cintron Jeannie Clark Ted Clements Sabrina Clemson Eddie Cloud Fred Clyburn Dwayne Coeburn Jerry Cole Irvon Combs Russell Combs Kathy Comer Angela Compton Clinton Compton Randy Conley 94 WHITTAKER S JEWELRY Keepsake Diamonds” 949 Mercer Street Princeton, W. VA. Josten’s Princeton Hi Onh Authorized Class Ring Donald Conner Kevin Connors Sharon Cooper Gwen Cox Lenny Cox Ralph Crotty Jennifer Crowe Glen Croy Brendon Curran Tim Cutlip Howie Dalton Deidre Dane Billy Damewood Kenny Danily Dee Dee Davis Kelly Davis Paula Davis Lori Deitz Jeannie Delida Travis Delp Chris Dinkins Judith Dillion Tim Downard Mike Eades Melanie Earls Lynne Edwards Vicki Ellison Belinda England Renee Eskins Penny Erickson Evelyn Farmer Judy Farmer Jerry Ferguson Joey Ferguson Ronnie Ford Mary Franklin Steven Gallimore Kaye Gardner Charlotte Garrett Gidget Gilger Brenda Gillenwater Robin Goings Ryan Goodrich Curtis Graham Terri Graham Marietta Grose Michelle Haers Cindy Harriston Patricia Hale Travis Hall Phillip Hall Robert Hall 96 Robert Hall Barbara Halsey Shelia Hamilton Sharon Hanson Oma Harmon Debbie Harry Barry Harvey Lawrence Harvey Anthony Hawks Laurel Hay Pearl Hearld Linda Heltzel Veronica Henning James Hercey Rhonda Hicks William Hicks David Hill Anthony Hodges Kristen Hoff Ricky Honaker Pamela Horeluk Chubby Hoston Sonja Hovatter Fred Howard Johnny Howell Mark Howery Carla Huntington 1. Leisha takes a break in gym class. 2. Tommy works eagerly on his Spanish. FERRELL’S DINER 925 Mercer Street Princeton, West Virginia 24740 “Known For Fine Food” Danny Hurley Thomas Ingram Timothy Ingram Frank Jenkins Karen Johnston Lisa Johnson Ricky Johnston Barry Jones Cindy Jones Penny Jones John Kalt Monica Kaminski Cindy Kelly Paula Kelsor Jo Kenny Jeffrey King Robert Lawarence Shari Lewis Conny Lilly Gerald Linkous Cindy Lovell James Lovern Shelly Lowe Jan Lucas Deborah Lynch Sara Marked Lisa McCormick Dwight McGuire Bryan McKinney Sherri McPherson Terri McPherson Joe Meadows Shelia Meadows Steve Meadows Tina Meadows James Miller Deborah Minnix Angelia Mitchem Jerry Moody 1. Denise and Sharon walk casually down the hall at PHS. CARAVAN CANDY COMPANY 1423 Honaker Avenue Princeton 425-8419 Amanda Moore Kim Moore Dennis Moran Ernest Morgan Lydia Morgan Jaumana Mosrie Sandra Moulden Rodney Moey John Mullins Vickie Murphy Stephon Murray Carl Nank 1- Stacy seems to be concentrating on her typing. 2. Belinda appears to be upset with something. 3. Relaxing on the steps before school starts is always refreshing. 4. Mike displays an excited face. 5. Vickie, Ernie, and Sabrina seem to be enjoying each other's company CThe Tou?n n Qhueed Shop PHONE 327-8197 + 1609 BLAND ST. BLUEFIELD, W. VA. UuefaeLli' Shop. 1. Barbara and Gary seem to interested in something going on in the gym. 2. Tim, Steve, and Carl appear to be a little shocked to see the camera. BACK TO EDEN NATURAL FOODS Green Valley Mini-Mall ___________325-0185_________ Terri Neal Cheryl Niday Tom Noble Kevin Nuckolls Gail O'guinn Rodney Oxley James Pauley Sam Pencharinah Steven Pendleton John Pendleton Shelly Pennington Dreama Perdue Faye Perdue Wes Morgan Diane Muncey Jackie Phillips Starlene Pitzer Tina Pitzer Mikki Poe David Poff Donny Poole Charles Radford Donald Radford Randi Raines Tammy Ratliff Deborah Reed Denise Reed Dorothy Ricks James Posey Kathy Powell Vickie Powell Renee Powers Jeff Price Joseph Pritchett Jeff Pruett Hattie Robbins Glen Roberts Donna Robertson Gregory Rose Ann Rotenbury Jeff St. Clair Teresa Sage Carlie Satterfield Donna Saunders Tammy Saunders Suzanne Sharpe Thomas Shelton Mark Shrader Jeffrey Shrewsbury 1. Al flashes his sneaky grin before gym class starts. 2. John shows his talent with a yard stick. 3. Cindy Kelly must see something interesting in the back of the room. 101 Margie Shrewsbury Pam Shrewsbury Debbie Smith Jimmy Smith John Smith Kevin Smith Debra Snapp Randy Spangler Lisa Stanley Melissa Stanley Cleo Starcher Michael Strow Tim Stutler Terry Tabor Alfred Taylor Paul Thomas 102 Has Katrina forgotten her homework again? Renee appears to be quite confused Tammy Thomas James Thornton David Tibbs June Tibbs Cindy Tilley Katrina Timson Tina Tooley 1- Key Club activities seem to take up a lot of some sophomores time. 2. Paula displays a pleasant smile. 3 Frank appears to be saying he needs a break. 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Bowman (not pictured). 106 Sandy Belcher Tim Belcher Andy Birkhead Tim Blevins Ron Blankenship Jeff Boggess Terri Bolin Jeff Bowles Sandy Bowen Marwan must be smiling for some reason. Timothy Bragg Ann Breedlove Scott Brooks Karen Brown Randy Broyles Richard Bullins Billy Jean Burkett Alice Burress Charles Caldwell Kristy Caldwell The photographer catches Staci Stafford by surprise. I wonder what Ellen and Pam are looking at. BAKER S SANITARY SUPPLY COMPANY 119 Brick Street Princeton, West Virginia TABOR MOBILE HOMES Affordable Housing for America Karen Cameran Ellen Campbell Sonny Campbell Chris Charles Joe Charney Mark Christian Vickie Church Debbie Clair Jeff Clowers Sue Clyburn Brian Cocus Barry Coeburn Kristy Caldwell seems to be hard at work. 108 Robin Farley is elected Junior Attendant for Homecoming. Rhonda Coffey Robert Colvard Lena Combs Melinda Combs Jane Compton Diana Conner Fred Conner Timmy Cottle Sharon Cox Timothy Cox Kathy Craig Carrie Crawford Greg Staton joyously sings a Christmas carol. Chris Crotts John Crotts Alicia Crumley Jeff Dalton Pat Davis April Day Tammy Delida Janet De Witt Sherri Dowdy Yheresa Doyle Gene Durmedes Jewell Edwards Susan Ellison Tonya Elswick Richard Evans Cathy Farley Robin Farley Roger Farley Mark Faulkner Elizabeth Ferguson Lisa Fields Courntey Fiery Dale Fisher Lisa Flanigan Who says PHS lunches aren’t delicious? iq9 Billy Yost appears to be day dreaming during class. Barbara Fletcher Kenny Fortner Bill Fredeking John Frost Ron Gallimore Joe George Judy Gilbert Rhonda Gilbert Jack Gilmore Tandy Goings Tony Goings Lisa Gooch John Gordon Salan Gore Rhonda Graham Lisa Grogan David Gusler Eddie Haers David Hall Dawn Hambrick Christine Hamer 110 Tonya and Ellen smile sweetly. John Hansbarger Robin Harless Bill Harmon Sandy Harmon Rodney Harrison Jimmy Harry David Harvey Denise Hatter Pam Hawkins Debbie Morrison is caught in the hall during class. Carol Haynes Greg Haynes Mike Hazelwood Maxie Hearld Debbie Hebb Elizabeth Hedge Rose Hicks Donnie Higgins Debbie Hill James Hill Shiela Hill Steve Hodge ill Ah-h-h, did you have to take my picture? Floyd Hoston takes a break from studying. Lisa Karnes Robert Karnes John Kelly Beth Kephart Beverly King Dennis King Sherri King Tommy King Danny Kirby David Kissam John Lambert Richard Lawless Carlos Lawson Angela Hodges Kevin Hogan Cindy Hopkins Robert Hovatter Cheryl Howell Nancy Howerton Tammy Hylton Tommy James Donna Johnston James Jonston Orville Johnston Charles Jones John Jones Mark Kade aiiii'Hi' Teresa flashes a disarming smile. Bill Hubbard Monica Hubbard Dale Hubbard FRANKIE S LA SALUTE CLUB Phone 304 589-6100 Route 52 Bluewell, W. VA. 24701 SCOTT, PRINTERS 304 425-8051 1119 Mercer Street Princeton, W. Va. 24740 RIDDLE REALTY, INC. Route 460 Green Valley Bluefield — Princeton, W. VA. Chris Leonard Tony Lilly Sandy Lilly Jon Lucas Tracy Lusk Marshall Lyton Glen Manning Vickie Marshall Carl looks as if he's having a hard time blowing bub- bles. Teresa Mathena Sharon Matthews Kevin Matthews Rodney Matson Karen Mayo Tracy McClaugherty Jennifer McCormick Tina McCormick Richard McGuire Sharon McKinney Debbie Morrisons Lisa Moses Larry Mullins Billy Neely Chatman Neely Tammy Nelson Jackson Niday Carolyn Osborne Jay Pack Barney Parkey THE VILLAGE COBBLER 801 Mercer Street Princeton, West Virginia 24740 NELSON’S Ladies Shop 869 Mercer Street Princeton, West Virginia HOME MORTGAGES, INC. 1514 North Walker Street 113 Princeton VA FHA Financing Mark Parsons Walter Pendleton Wesley Pendleton Robert Pennington Sarah Pennington Barbara Pettrey Steve Pettrey Chris Phillips Darrell Phillips Susan Plass David Powell Matthew Powell Charles Pruitt Kimberly Pruitt Curtis Quesenberry Who is that staring at Me??” Dean Phillips Dewey Phillips Zane Phlegar Eureka!! I found it! Huong Prevento Thu Prevento Mary Prinzbach Don Thomas strikes an artistic pose. Robbie Rabalais Valarie Radford Greg Reagan BISHOP’S INCOME TAX SERVICE 1123 Mercer Street Princeton, W. Va. 24740 Phone: 425-1053 Home: 425-6847 “On Da Sei ic Wher ossible” RAINES PIANO ORGAN CENTER Your One Stop Music Shop” 800 Mercer Street Princeton, West Virginia Kerry Fleming, Mgr. PhoneM304M2 29 Hom 304M2 882 Clifton Raines Tracy Ramsey Micheal Redden Ellen Reed Randall Repass Kim Rhodes Calvin Roark Thomas Roark Cassandra Robertson Tina Robinetter Ralph Rowe Laure Rowe David Sammons Bill Sargent Charles Scott Gary Scott Teresa Scott Victor Shaffer Glen Shaw David Shell Randolph Shelton Thurman Sheppard Kathy Shorter Joe Shrader Bill appears to be waiting for Princess Charming. Chatman ponders upon eating an orange. Angie wonders if she will get away with Mrs. Houchin’s frogs. CRAVEN-SHIRES FUNERAL HOME Bluefield, West Virginia 24701 Phone: 589-3860 HAMDEN’S RESTAURANT 1129 Mercer Street Princeton, West Virginia 24740 Marty Lytton appears to be quite a skillful juggler. Katie Shrader Russell Shrader Beverly Shrewsbury Melvin Shrewsbury Tammy Shrewsbury Patty Sikes Sherri Simpkins Marketta Skeens David Smith Judy Smith Mike Smith Tammy Smith Trina Smith Valeria Smith John Sneed Jo Ann Sneed Kimberly Snider Denise Snow Glen Sorensen David Spencer Donna Spicer Staci Stafford David Starling Greg Staton Kim Pruitt asks herself. Will I ever find anything in this mess? 116 FOODWAY 868 Mercer Street Princeton, W. Va. Phone: 425-1888 Homemade Hot Dogs — Bar-B-Que Comolete Line of Groceries Kevin Stewart Mark Stone Susan Stuart Bennett Surface Matthew Surface Micheal Tabor Rhonda Tabor Rhonda Taylor Timmy Taylor Cheryl Thomas Diana Thompson Keith Thompson Patricia Thompson Regina Thornhill Teresa Tibbs Brenda Treola Rhonda Veneri Charles Viers A.B. DICK Bluefield-Princeton Road 327-3402 Sandra Walker Timothy Walker Pamela Walls Raymond Weis Samuel West Arin White AUTO AAATS Princeton Shopping Center Princeton, West Virginia 24740 Phone 425-9539 It appears that E. Ferguson really does have an Ultra-Brite smile. J. Hansbarger can’t seem to see where the ball went. 117 Becky White Carl White Ellen White Leonard White Kevin White Linda White Cindy Whitlow Sabrina Whittaker Donnetta Whitton Kevin Wickline Kimberly Wiker Vonzetta Wilborn Bryan Wiley William Wiley John Williams Mark Williams Barry Wirtz Jeffery Wood “Rondathe Robot decorates for Prom. Ow-w-w! Let go! 118 Th Homtfindtrt RAGG’S □ RAY BRAGG. Broker Licensed in W. Va. Va. David seems happy about something. 208 North Street 1623 N. Walker Street Bluefield. W. Va. 24701 Princeton. W. Va. 24740 (304) 327-2571 (304) 425-7563 SENIORS JOHN ADAMS Activities: Forensics. Center Stage. Thes- pians. Honor Society. Science Club. WHIS News Team. President of Thespians and Friends. Ambition: To become a psychiatrist. Motto: Don’t be afraid of the terminology.” SHELBY JEAN ADCOCK Ambition: To be successful social worker Motto: I want to have the best out of life and give my best to life. WILLIAM DAVID ADKINS Ambition: To knock the battery off Robert Conrad's shoulder. Motto: Get lost with Tammy. GARY WAYNE AKERS STUART AKERS DORTHEA LYNN ANDERSON Activities: Keywanettes. Honor Society. Volleyball. Student Council. Vice President of Su-Wans. Ambition: To be a psychologist for all the space cadets. Motto: ‘Play to win or at least to lose nicely. JEFFREY KEITH ANIEL Activities: FHA. Ambition: To walk across a bowl of jello on my hands. SUSAN LYNN ANTHONY Activities: Choir. Bible Club Ambition: To travel to Ork by way of Nicaraugua with Santa on the Norelco Shaver. Motto: Wake me in time for the weekend. CONNIE WAYNE ARCHER Motto: “Go get lost and never come home. TAMMY DIANE ATWELL Activities: FBLA. Pep Club. Ambition: To relieve my temptation of skipping. DAVID WAYNE BAILEY Activities: Honor Society. Key Club. Newspaper Staff. Spanish Club. Science Club. Stage Crew. Ambition: Mechanical Engineer. Motto: “One is not worthy of him- self until his job is well done. KEITH EDWARD BAILEY Activities: President of Science Club. Band. KIMBERLY ROBIN BAILEY Activities: Vice President of FBLA. Pep Club. Medical Arts. Library Staff. Ambition: To assist Donna in expanding Vicki s River of Life Theory . Motto: Love all. trust a few. do wrong to no one. CHARLES WILLIAM BAKER. JR. Activities: Co-Captain of Football Team. FHA, Weightlifting. Ambition: To be a millionaire. Motto: Money isn't everything. DONNA LEE BALDWIN Ambition: To be a registered nurse. Motto: Live each day to the fullest as though it may be your last. 120 KELLY KEATLEY BAREFORD Ambition: To be successful and happy in life. STEPHEN CRAIG BARIE Ambition: To be a landscape architect. PAMELA DIANE BARNETTE Activities: FHA. Ambition: To marry Teddy Ray Hill and be a good wife to him. Motto: Do unto others as you would have them do unto you.” JUDITH FAYE BAUGUESS Activities: Honor Society. Art Club Ambition To train horses. Motto: Foul is fair and fair is foul. VICKI JO BAUGUESS Activities: Choir. Ambition: To be a jockey. Motto: I'd rather be riding. ROBIN LYNN BEAMER Activities: Tigerettes Basketball. Volleyball. Softball. French Club. Honor Society. Ambition: To be successful in anything I try. Motto: It's not going to be like this all year. BRIDGET ANN BEASLEY Activities: Pep Club. Parliamentarian of In- teract. FBLA. FHA. Library Staff. Annual Staff. Spanish Club. Sub-Debs. Ambition: To have as much fun throughout life as I've had at PHS. Motto: You only live once, but if you work it right, once is enough. LYNNE DULCIE BEAVERS Activities: Secretary of Science Club. Ambition: Not to let anybody get in tbe way of what I want out of life. Motto: “Why don't you just get off my case! MICHAEL DENNIS BELTON Activities: FHA. Track. Ambition: Not to be drafted. Motto: IF you can’t be good, be goot at it. BOBBY GORDON BISH Activities: FHA. Ambition: To be the world s greatest electronic engineer. Motto: It isn't too shocking to learn. BRENDA KATHERINE BISHOP Activities: FHA. Ambition: To have a good life with Larry and be rich. Motto: Have a good time. ANNA LEE BIVENS Ambition: To be happy and to bring happiness. Motto: Live and let live. GREGORY BLAINE BLANKENSHIP Activities: Key Club. FCA. FHA. Pep Club. Ambition: To marry Ronda and lead a suc- cessful. fun-filled life. Motto: Life is too short to waste. TERRY GREEN BOLIN Activities: Interact. FBLA. Ambition: To keep the Bolin Rollin'! Motto: Momma says uh-uh NO! ROBERT NEHEMIAH BONHAM Activities: Contest Speaking. Chess Club. Drama. Ambition: To drink from the fountain of youth and to be a Senior forever. 121 JEFFREY BRYANT BOOTHE Activities: Treasurer of French Club. Honor Society. Ambition: To be the best engineer in the world. Motto: No crisis is too dynamic to conquer.'’ RACHEL ILENE BOOTHE Activities: Library Staff. President of FBLA. Pep Club. Ambition: To be happy living one day at a time. Motto: Never be like V.M. RICHARD DARRELL BOOTHE Activities: Key Club. Ambition: To be a coal operator. Motto: Get everything out of life that you can. DEBRA MARIE BOWMAN Activities: Student Council. Spanish Club. Pep Club. Treasurer of Su-Wans. Ambition: Registered Nurse. Motto: Stive to be happy. ANITA JO BRADBURY Activities: Pep Club. Art Club. Secretary of Interact. Su-Wans. Ambition: To have 48 Bazzie babies at one time. Motto: I'm scared to death. DUANE EDWIN BRANSCOME Activities: VICA Club. Ambition: To fit inside of an egg shell, fly back to Ork with Mork and meet Orson. Motto: Shazbot!” CHARLES WASHINGTON BROOKMAN Ambition: To join the rock group Barry and the Warts . FREDDIE EDWARD BROOKMAN Activities: FHA. Track. Ambition: To go on a wild pygmy hunt. Motto: Go far In life. TERESA DIANN BROOKMAN MILLS Ambition: To stay married to Donnie the rest of my life. Motto: Do the best in life. MARK ALLEN BROWN Ambition: To be a tractor-trailer driver. Motto: Take one step at a time. FREDERICK FENTON BROWNING Activities: President of FCA. Key Club. Foot- ball. Baseball. Ambition: To prove myself to any nonbelievers. Motto: Give it your best shot then sit back and relax. THOMAS ALEXANDER BUCHANON Ambition: To be the world s greatest guitarist. Motto: Rock and roll all night—party every day. CHRISTINE LYNN BULLINS Activities: Bible Club. FHA. Ambition: To travel the world and become the best I know how. Motto Live one day at a time. LEDA GAY BURCHETTE Ambition: To get married and become a nurse and live happily ever after. Motto: Always be happy and never be sad.” DAVID SCOTT BURTON Activities: FCA. Key Club. Football. Golf. Tennis. Ambition: To own a mountain in Colorado. Motto: Always stay on your feet. 122 MICHAEL KENNETH CAHILL DEBORAH CARRICO JANET ELIZABETH CARTWRIGHT Activities: Pep Club. Ambition: To see that David. Bradley, and Davidson don't kill each other. Motto: Own a Ford. MAUREEN ANNETTE CASEY Activities: Vice President of Art Club. Stage Crew. Ambition: To see all of Disco die at the hands of Rock and Roll. Motto: What's joy without pain, as long as no one lives their life the same. CARRIE WYNNE CATRON Activities: Spanish Club. Pep Club. Secretary of Choir. Alternate Madrigal. Ambition: To become the next Florence Nightengale. Motto: Live life to its wildest without a care in the world. ANTHONY BLAKE CECIL Activities: Maintenance. Ambition: To be a welder. Motto: “Sin a prosperous life. JOHN MARK CHAMBERS BOBBY RAY CHANDLER Motto: Live to party—party to live. PATRICIA LYNN CHANDLER Activities: Pom Pon Squad. Pep Club. Spanish Club. Honor Society. Ambition: To make others' lives full of happiness. Motto: If you see someone without a smile, lend him one of yours. SANDRA RUTH CLAIR Ambition: To learn to express myself as me. to have a happy and successful life, and to help others do the same. VANESSA LYNN CLEMONS Ambition: To live a full and happy life. Motto: “People who are tiny do not consider them- selves abnormally short. They consider others to be abnormally tall. TERESA LYNN CLEMONS Ambition: To be a doctor. Motto: No one knows what he can do until he tries. KAREN LUE COCUS HELTON Ambition: To make other people happy by living up to their expectations. Motto: You have but one life to live; so live it to the fullest. SHARON SUE COCUS Activities: Spanish Club. FHA. Ambition: To own a circus and make Deonna and Vickie my head clowns. Motto: Remember yester- day. dream about tomorrow, but live for to- day. VELVIE BEATRICE COMBS Activities: Spanish Club. Pep Club. Ambition: To be a successful X-Ray techni- cian. Motto: Live life to its fullest. 123 TIMOTHY WADE COMPTON DEONNA YVONNE CROTTS Activities: Band. Sub-Debs. Ambition: To join Sharon's circus and be her head clown. Motto: Who asked you. Sharon?” MICHELLE MARIE CROY Activities: FHA. Ambition: To find someone gentle who will respect my feelings, that will marry me and love me for the rest of my life. Motto: Do unto others as you would have them do unto you. LEE DANIEL CROYLE Activities: Key Club. Vice President of Pep Club. Ambition: To forquat always. Debbie. Motto: Party till you can t CARL EDWARD CURRY JUDITH ANNE DOBBINS TERESA ANNE DODRILL Activities: Interact. Library Staff. Ambition: Live life to the maximum and enjoy every minute of it. Motto: Let's get small. JULIE DORSEY DAVID MICHAEL DOWNARD Activities: Key Club. Science Club. Chess Team. Annual Staff. Ambition: Mechanical Engineer Motto: Plan ahead and make few mistakes SANDRA LYNN DUNN STAFFORD CHRISTOPHER BRIAN EANES MARK ANTHONY EDWARDS Activities: Cross Country. Track. Basketball. Ambition: To go to college and play basket- ball and while I'm there, get a good educa- tion. Motto: Always say the word to make every girl feel she's your lady. GARY ALAN ENSMINGER CINDY LOU EVANS GUNNOE Activities: Medical Arts. FHA. Ambition: To be a very good nurse and a good wife to Jimmy. Motto: Take life as it comes. BARRY ALLEN FALLS Ambition: To make my car payments. Motto: “Shot who? 124 DEANNA JEAN FABLEY Activities: Vice President of VICA. Sub-Debs. Ambition: To become a draftsperson. Motto: Insist on the best. RHONDA MARIE FAULKNER Activities: Honor Society, Pep Club, Library Staff. Ambition: To help those who cannot help themselves. Motto: Continue fighting for what you want and never give up. LARRY RICHARD FEATHER Activities: Medical Arts, Center Stage. Thes- pians and Friends. Ambition: To be the worlds greatest devil. Motto: Smile! It makes people wonder what you have been up to. CAROL DEE FORD Activities: FHA. Ambition: To keep the good Lord in my live, and try to do the best I can in whatever I do. Motto: Do unto others as you would have them do unto you. TERESA LYNN FOSTER Activities: Pep Club Skit Chairman. Interact. Student Council. Mascot. Ambition: To please David and make him happy for the rest of his life. Motto: “You must catch your- self. JOHN CHARLES FREDEKING Activities: Key Club. FCA. Pep Club. Ambition: To keep my D-50 running and to get it paid for. Motto: Keep your BIC flicked. LECIA LORRAINE GALLIMORE Activities: Varsity Cheerleader. Honor Society. Pep Club. Sophomore Class Presi- dent. Ambition: To weigh 110 pounds. Motto: Always live healthy and always be happy. MICHAEL JAMES GILBERT Motto: Party hardy! MARCIA ELAINE GILREATH Activities: Vice President Bible Club. Keywanettes. Spanish Club. Pep Club. A Capella Choir. VICA. Ambition: To serve the Lord and live peaceably with everyone. Motto: Love all. trust a few. do wrong to no one. JAMES FRANKLIN GOOCH Ambition: To find a good job and raise a family. Motto: Do what you want to do but do it right.” SARAH JO GOTT JENNIFER RHEA GRAHAM Activities: Sub-Debs, Tigerettes—Softball. Basketball. Pep Club. Ambition: To become a nurse at Princeton Community Hospital and later become a state trooper. Motto: Always judge a person by their actions, not by their looks. KEVIN WILLIAM GRAHAM Activities: Baseball. FCA. Honor Society. Treasurer of Science Club. Ambition: To lead a tribe of crazed Afghanistanian pygmies through the Himalayas into Mongolia where we will join the Mongolian Navy. Motto: COWABUNGA!! PAMELA DAWN GRAHAM Activities: Madrigals. Keywannettes. Vice President of Spanish Club, President of Bi- ble Club, Vice President of Choir. Honor Society. Pep Club. Annual Staff. Ambition: To organize a league with my wild and crazy friends to stop cat juggling in New Mexico. Motto: If one man calleth thee a donkey, pat him no mind. If two men calleth thee a donkey get thee a saddle DEBORAH LYNN GREEN 125 HOLLY NADINE GREFF DEBRA MARIE GRIFFITH Activities: Interact, Pep Club. Ambition: To get out of Princeton—Hey! Look where I am now! Motto: You got an I D.? JEFFREY MARVIN GROSE Activities: Key Club. FHA. Ambition: To never total a car again. Motto: Some people drink wine, some people are fine, but there's never been a class like 79! EUNICE GAIL GUYNN Activities: President of Band. President of Keywanettes. Honor Society. Secretary of Bi- ble Club. Ambition: To get my Master's degree in architecture and to become the first woman President of the U.S.A. Motto: The good will finish last. CYNTHIA GAYE HANSON Activities: Secretary of Art Club. Ambition: To make the cover of Easyrider and see Disco totally destroyed Motto: Money and Rock and Roll, what else is there? SHERRY LYNN HARMON Activities: Treasurer of Keywanettes. Presi- dent of French Club. Secretary of Honor Society. Ambition: To become a teacher and truly teach young children. Motto: Live one day at a time.” TIMOTHY DEAN HARVEY Ambition: To be successful in life. Motto: “It is better to have loved and lost than to have never loved at all. RANDY LEWIS HATCHER Ambition: To go into business for myself. WILLIAM BRUCE HATCHER DORRA JEAN HAYNES HARMON Ambition: To make my husband. Gary, happy. Motto: A friend is to be taken with his faults. ROBERT ESTIL HAYNES. JR. Activities: Football. FCA. FHA. Track. Ambition: To own my own business and to help all my friends when they need It. DENNIS SCOTT HAZLEWOOD Activities: French Club. Art Club. Pep Club. Interact. Ambition: To pass Cindi's BIKER'S ED class someday. Motto: You must take a Night Flight to Viva and become a Danger Man by listening to Debbie sing. JAMIE DEAN HEDGE Ambition: To be good enough. Motto: “Not good enough! THERESA ANNE HENNING Activities: Honor Society. Annual Staff, French Club. Pep Club. Keywanettes. Ambition: To come back and find everyone as happy as they have been this year. Motto: Get Back one time. BARBARA AILEEN HERCEY Activities: FHA. Softball. Ambition: To be successful in whatever I do. and to become the world's greatest softball player. Motto: Be prepared to lose, because you can't be a winner all of your life. 126 V MICHAEL EUGENE HESS Ambition: To be assaulted by the Dallas Cowboy Cheerleaders. STACEY KEVIN HICKS Ambition: To spend a night with Farrah Fawcett-Majors. Motto: Have fun while you're young because after you get old. it's too late. JACKIE BRUCE HILL Ambition: To be a millionaire. Motto: If you can't dazzle 'em with brilliance, baffle 'em with ignorance. GREGORY NEIL HINES Activities: Parliamentarian of Honor Society. Student Council. Key Club. Ambition: To further my education and become suc- cessful in whatever I choose. Motto: Try Harder.” JENNIFER ANNE HOFF Activities: Keywanette Historian. Vice Presi- dent of Medical Arts. French Club, Honor Society. Thespians and Friends. WHIS Quiz Team. MARK ANDREW HOWARD Activities: Cross-Country. Track. Honor Society. Key Club. Spanish Club. Ambition: To one day engineer the Ridge Runner. Motto: See Mark run. run Mark run, run. run. run. JEFFREY DEAN HUBBARD Activities. Bible Club. Thespians and Friends. Forensics. Ambition: To become President of I.B.M. Motto: Education is only effective if incentive is put forth both by teacher and student. ROBERT LEE HYATT Activities: Chess Team. Ambition: Succeed. Conquer, and enjoy every minute of it. Motto: Power to us all 'till the end. EDDIE RAY HYLTON Ambition: To live in the ghetto. Motto: Sworn to fun. loyal to none. ROGER ABOULHOSN JAMIL Activities: Senior Choir. Thespians. Madrigals. Ambition: To unite the two lost loves—the Church and drama. Motto: If you can't value and respect yourself, don't ex- pect others to. TRACY LENNETTA JEFFRIES Activities: Pres. Pep Club. Spanish Club. Student Council. Tennis Team. Ambition: To be a world-wide known psychologist. Motto: Learn to live: live to learn. LORI LYNN JOHNSTON Activities: Secretary of Senior Class. Maid of Honor. Pep Club. Ambition: To always be able to make Jimmy happy. Motto: Friends are like an old pair of blue jeans—where there's a hole you patch it. TERESA MARIE JOHNSTON Activities. Vice President of VICA Club. Ambition: To be a nurse and to always make G.D. happy. Motto: Live for today, because tomorrow may never come. JERRY GENE JONES Ambition: To get the best out of life and to have fun. Motto: Party and DON'T LOOK BACK. JOYCE JONES 127 SHERRY LYNN KAHLE Activities: Vice President of Interact. Ambition: To be a famous jockey and have the fastest horse in the world. Motto: HUH? WILLIAM RAY KARNES Ambition: To ride a polar bear through the Sahara Desert. Motto: Always be free. DARYL JAMES KELLY Ambition: To be a mechanic. Motto: Hup. two. three, four, come on in and shut the door. EDWIN LEE KING Ambition: To be the first person to win the Kentucky Derby on a water buffalo. RITA LYNN LAMBERT Activities: Newspaper Staff. Ambition: To be an accountant. FELECIA DAWN LANE Activities: FBLA. Pep Club. National Honor Society. Ambition: To succeed in my field, to walk close with God. to reach out to those who need, to have a close family, and while doing all this, make others hap- py_especially Mark. Motto: The art of living lies in loving.” LEWIS EARL LANE Activities: Art Club. Ambition: To touch Farrah Fawcett's hair. CELESTIA SUE LAWRENCE Activities: President of Senior Class. Girls' State. 2nd Vice Preisdent of Student Coun- cil. Basketball. Volleyball. Softball. French Club. Newspaper Staff. Vice Preisdent of Keywanettes. Ambition: To drive in a demoli- tion derby for Peggy's space cadets. Motto: Do you have any gum? GLENN WILLIAM LEARY Ambition: To get rich and be lazy. JACK LEE. JR. Activities: Football Co-Captain. Track. Baseball. Pep Club. FCA. FHA. Key Club. Weightlifting. Ambition: Always be able to please myself and my companion. Motto: Live and learn.” ROBERT CHRISTIAN LEGG CHERI LYNNE LESLIE Activities: Secretary of Su-Wans. Pep Club. Thespians and Friends. Ambition: To be a successful speech therapist and enjoy eter- nal happiness. Motto: Never look back in pain or sorrow. RICKY ALAN LESTER Ambition: To join in forest and wildlife ac- tivities. Motto: The wilderness is my home.” CAROLYN MAY LILLY Activities: Pep Club. Ambition: Fashion Merchandising. Motto: Maybe tomorrow.” JEFFREY LILLY 128 JON MICHAEL LOVERN Activities: Tennis Team. Honor Society. Newspaper Staff. President of Key Club. Ambition: To never run out of questions. Motto: Ca-a-l-l-l-m down, sweetheart. GRAYSON EUGENE LUCADO Ambition: To graduate. Motto: To all sophomores and juniors—have fun. SHELLY ANN LOOMAN Ambition: To own my own real estate agency. Motto: You only go around once in life. TAMMY JO ANN LUSK Activities: Vice President of Band. Head Ma- jorette. Keywanettes, Honor Society. Newspaper Staff. Ambition: To have all the answers. Motto: Someday, somewhere, somehow? DONNA KAYE LYNCH Activities: Keywanettes. Madrigals. Acap- pella Choir. Honor Society. Secretary of FBLA. Medical Arts. Bible Club. Ambition: To expand Vicki’s River of Life Theory . Motto: Every minute I am angry. I lose 60 seconds of happiness. ANDA LYNN MAKSUT Activities: President of Interact. French Club. Ambition: To never have to take another World Cultures Class, and to become a famous X-Ray Technician Motto: Whatever. TWYLA MACHELE MANN Activities: Pep Club. Annual Staff. FHA Ambition: To do my best in everything I at- tempt and be happy with my results. Motto: Take hold of a good minute. HELEN GAY MARTIN Ambition: To be a manager or a housewife Motto: You have only one life to live, so live it to its fullness. JAMES KEVIN MARTIN Activities: Basketball. Cross-Country. Presi- dent of Honor Society. Key Club. Ambition: To get ahead early and to finish late. Motto: Like I say now. or in other words, boys! EDWIN LEE MAXEY Ambition: To be successful in everything OWEN EDWARD McKAY IV Activities: Key Club. Pep Club. FCA. Basket- ball. Cross-Country. SGA Representative. Ambition: To go to Davis and Elkins and play basketball and to get in and out of pharmacy school. ANGELA JEANETTE McPHERSON Activities: Honor Society. Ambition: To be able to love, understand, and forgive others. Motto: Always be aware of the strength within yourself and never settle for second best. richard McPherson Ambition: To be a state police officer. Motto: Tear up Eddie Wickline's driver's license. THOMAS MARVIN McPHERSON DEBBIE SUE MEADOWS Activities: FHA. Ambition: To marry Edmund Musick and make him happy. Motto: Live life to the fullest each and every day and thank God for living.” 129 RICHARD BYRON MILLER Ambition: To get lost in the Dallas Cowboy Cheerleaders' Hotel. Motto: Get down! SHANNON RENEE MILLER Activities: Bible Club. Ambition: To be an ex- ecutive secretary. Motto: Forgive and forget. VICKY RUTH MILLER Ambition: To be a cosmetologist and to learn to prepare an eggplant Motto: Stay tuned for another episode of ‘Wildman and Babycakes meet at Krogers. KENNETH EDWARD MINNIX Ambition: To backstroke down Sandlick in the rain. Motto: Keep Cool! FREDA CAROL MITCHELL CATHY SUE MOODY Activities: Pep Club. Library Staff. Motto: I've seen yesterday. I've lived today, and I hope for a tomorrow. JAMES THOMAS MOREFIELD Activities: Golf Team. Ambition: Pro Golfer. Motto: It's a fine line. I hate to see it go. CYNTHIA KAYE MORGAN Activities: Library Staff. Keywanettes. Honor Society. FBLA, Bible Club. Ambition: To be an every day Christian. Motto: All that I have seen teaches me to trust my Creator for all that I have not seen. TERESA ANN MORGAN VICKI LYNN MORGAN Activities: Corresponding Secretary of Keywanettes. President of Medical Arts. Band. Spanish Club. Bible Club. WHIS News Team. Honor Society. Ambition: To become a doctor. Motto: Always reach for the heavens and hope for the future. RHONDA ANN MOSRIE Activities. FBLA. Ambition: To live life as it comes. Motto: You can't make me. you can’t make me! (Well, maybe.) MARK STEPHEN MUSTARD Activities: Tennis Team. Spanish Club. Key Club. Ambition: To be an airline pilot. Motto: “I can't understand these Earth people. KAREN SUE NELSON Activities: FBLA. FHA, Library Staff. Ambition: To be a missionary over-seas and to live life one day at a time. Motto: It is nice to be important, but more important to be nice. TERESA LYNNE NOBLE Activities: Annual Staff. Newspaper Staff. Honor Society. Spanish Club. Pep Club. Sub-Debs. Ambition: To be a Certified Public Accountant. Motto: Don't walk in front of me. I may not follow; Don't walk behind me. I may not lead; Just walk beside me and be my friend.” EVAMAY NORRIS 130 CHRISTI LOUGENE NUCKOLLS Activities: Vice President of Honor Society. Secretary of French Club. Senior Rep. of Keywanettes. Medical Arts. Pep Club. Ambition: To become a successful veterinarian. Motto: “It is sweet to be ap- preciated by a great number and to be un- derstood by a few. SONNY CHARLES OWENS Ambition: To be a millionaire. Motto: Make money and then make more. BONNIE JEAN OWENS Activities: Pep Club. Ambition: To find out what BORC means from Mark Faulkner and his gang, and to make L.W. as happy as I can. JAMES KENNETH PAULEY Activities: VICA. Ambition: To get the best out of life. MICHAEL THOMAS PENCARINHA Activities: Spanish Club. Photographer, Honor Society. Chess Team. Ambition: No comments. Motto: Say Ch-ee-se! MARY ELIZABETH PERDUE Ambition: To become a social worker. Motto: Faith sees the impossible, believes the in- visible. and receives the inevitable. GREGORY AARON PHIPPS Activities: Madrigals. Acapella Choir. Spanish Club. Ambition. To lead the 7th Calvary to the rescue of the famous circled wagon train. Motto: “Oh. my heart! STUART HOPSON PITT Activities: President of VICA. Ambition: To have some money. ALLEN WAYNE POFF Ambition: To be a flirt forever. Motto: Remember A. remember B. the heck with them. Remember me. SHARON POOLE RHONDA LYNNE POWELL Activities: Interact. FBLA. Pep Club. Ambition: To manage my own business and be successful. CLARENCE ALLEN PRITCHETT Activities: Spanish Club. Honor Society. Ambition: Be Ambassador to the warrior- tribe of the Pryanzia Zone of the Planet Mix- ronconlona. Motto: I’m so confused. BARBARA ANNETTE PRIVETT Ambition: To lead a fulfilling life and make those around me happy. Motto: Life. love, partying—it all goes together. ROBERT BANE PUCKETT II Activities: Baseball. FHA. Ambition: To become a lawyer and to discontinue Disco music. JACQUELINE LORRAINE PUGLA Activities: FBLA. Library Staff. Ambition: To be an elementary teacher and to succeed in everything I try to do. Motto: “Forgive and forget. 131 MICHAEL KENT PUNTARI Ambition: To be a State Trooper. Motto: What's going on. Man? DONNA JEAN QUESENBERRY Activities: Co-Captain Pom-Pon Squad. Pep Club. Spanish Club. Student Council. Honor Society. Lab Assistant. Senior Homecoming Attendant. Ambition: To become a registered nurse and be happy with my life. Motto: Always be true to your friends and that certain special person. JULIE JANE RABALAIS Activities: Varsity Cheerleader. Honor Society. Keywanettes. Pep Club. Volleyball Team. Tennis Team. Office Staff. Ambition: To find out what I want to do in life before my life is over. Motto: People who snore, always fall asleep first. MICHAEL LEE RACHAEL Activities: Co-Captain Football. Track. Weightlifting. Ambition: To be able to play pro football and live a good life. Motto: Don't ever quit or give up. CHERYL BETH RAINES Activities: 1st Vice President of Student Council. Honor Society. Pep Club. Vice President of Senior Class. Ambition: To decide on a career before I graduate from college. Motto: Live long and stay happy. MICHAEL DAVID RAINES GEORGE FRANCIS RAY Ambition: To graduate. Motto: Eat. drink. and be merry. DEBRA SUE REED Activities: Choir. Bible Club. Honor Society. Ambition: To be a medical technician. Motto: Every word of God is pure: He is a shield unto them that put tbeir trust in Him.' (Proverbs.) GREGORY REED KEITH WILSON REED Activities: Stage Crew. Spanish Club. Foren- sics. Thespians. FCA. Ambition: State Police. Motto: Victory or Paradise is before you. The devil is behind you. CHARGE! KIMBERLY DAWN REED Activities: Captain Varsity Cheerleaders. Pep Club. Ambition: Professional Hairdresser. Motto: Just when you think you have things tied up. someone shows up with a pair of scissors. DEBORAH GAYE REPASS Activities: President of Sub-Debs. Treasurer of Pep Club. Ambition: To attend Marshall University, receive my accounting degree, and spend the rest of my life with the one I love. Motto: If you love something, set it free, if it comes back, it is yours; if it doesn’t, it never was. PAUL ELBERT REPASS Activities: Honor Society. Acapella Choir. In- teract. Ambition: To be a wild and crazy guy. Motto: Make a little, do a lot. DALE M. RICE Activities: Football. Track. FHA. Ambition: L.L.J. Motto: There are more ways than one. and the ways of the world are a blessing for when I'm dreamin!; I owe the world nothin’, and my silence keeps you guessm . GARY RANDAL RICHARDSON Ambition: To become a millionaire. Motto: A day without sunshine is like night. 132 CARLTON ROD RIFFE Activities: Baseball. Key Club. FCA. Honor Society. Basketball. Ambition: To get a 4 year scholarship as batboy at Kegley Univer- sity and to grow a beard! Motto: 'He who is not tall shall not be allowed to play basket- ball! CECIL RALPH RIFFLE Ambition: To kill a record buck. Motto: If you have fun doing something, do it. SHERRI RAYE ROACH Activities: Pep Club. Interact. Ambition: To get my accounting degree and live life to the fullest. Motto: Almighty ISIS! MICHAEL ANTHONY ROBERTSON Activities: Football. Weightlifting. Track. FCA. Pep Club. Ambition: You tell me and we'll both know. Motto: Never look back. (You might get suckerpunched). FAYE RUTH RUMBURG Activities: Captain Pom-Pon Squad. Girl Rep. of Senior Class. Pep Club. Honor Society. Ambition: To make Greg the hap- piest man on earth. DARRELL LEE SAUNDERS Ambition: To join a band, and write my own songs. Motto: Perfection has no limits. SHARON KAYE SAUNDERS Activities: FBLA. Ambition: To be a secretary. Motto: To each his own. CHARLES BARRY SHAFFER Activities: Choir. Madrigals. Honor Society. Ambition: To turn Anchortronics Cash Register Corp. into a Gold Mine . Motto: Always take a litter bag in your car. It doesn't take up much space and if it gets full you can just toss it out the window. MICHAEL BRUCE SHAW Activities: Co-Captain Football. Ambition: To marry Cathy Farley. Motto: Never go out in the rain without a raincoat. DONALD EUGENE SHEETS. JR. Activities: FHA. Ambition: To live a happy life and make lots of money. Motto: Well, it's been a long year. KATHRYN LEE SHEPPARD Activities: Secretary of Band. Choir. Madrigals. Honor Society. Honor Choir. Spanish Club. Recording Secretary of Keywanettes. Ambition: To live my life to the fullest, always remembering to be myself while allowing others to be themselves, too. Motto: Well. . . what’s that got to do with the way the world turns? LISA DIANE SHRADER MASSIE Ambition: To keep Mark happy, have a kid in about two years, and get a shirt like Ricky Sprigg s with peaches on it. Motto: Do. then worry about it. PATRICIA KAY SHRADER COOK Activities: Secretary of Spanish Club. Lab Assistant. Honor Society. Ambition: To not have to listen to Tony and his tales. Motto: To Sharon and Vickie: May Ralph always be kind. ANDREA KAY SHREWSBERRY Activities: Acapella Choir. Ambition. To become a singer and performer. Motto: Live to the fullest today, for tomorrow may never come. MARGARET ELLEN SHUTT Activities: Parliamentarian and Publicity Chairman of Keywanettes. Treasurer of Honor Society. Vice President of Thespians and Friends. Pep Club. Center Stage. Stu- dent Council. Motto: Happy are those who dream dreams and are willing to pay the price to make them come true. 133 MARK NORMAN SIGMON Ambition: To ride motorcross again Motto: Keep on Truckin’!” ANTHONY EUGENE SIX Activities: Acapella Choir. Baseball. Ambition: To kill one of those deer off of Mrs. Hopkin s front porch. Motto: Tell you what you gotta do. JAMES MICHAEL SMITH Activities: Acapella Choir. FHA. Ambition: To help everyone understand everything about God just a little bit better. Motto: Care about others as I care about myself.” JULIA LOUISE SMITH Activities: FHA. Ambition: To keep Rick happy and look forward to that Special Day! Motto: Accept things as they are. for some things can't be changed. LEWIS FRANKLIN SMITH. JR. Ambition: To make myself worth something wanted, but not forgotten. Motto: I'm gonna keep on truckin'! LEASA LAVERN SMITH Ambition: To be a housewife and to have lots of kids. MARK STEPHEN SMITH Activities: FHA. Baseball. Ambition: To marry Felecia and become the world's best auto- body man. Motto: Let it go in one ear and out the other.” RAMONA ANN SMITH Activities: VICA. Ambition: To become an R.N. Motto: Love all. trust a few. do wrong to no one. RODNEY CLAY SMITH Activities: French Club. Ambition: To further my education. Motto: Party Hardy! DEANNA SMITH Ambition: To be happy with my hunk and to shake hands with the INCREDIBLE HULK!! Motto: Do it to death or don't do it. VICKIE LYNN SMITH Activities: Editor of Annual. Spanish Club Ambition: To be successful in all I attempt and to marry Tim and keep him happy. Motto: “If you love something, set it free, if it comes back to you it is yours, if it doesn't, it never was.” RICKY LANE SNAPP Ambition: To finish high school and get a good job. Motto: Live a little, love a lot. TIMOTHY BRYANT SNEAD Activities: Spanish Club. Ambition: To become a pro football referee who wouldn’t make a bad call like the one in the Oakland- San Diego game. Motto: Don’t tell me your problems. I can’t even solve my own. DENVER DAVID SPANGLER Activities: Track. Key Club. Homecoming King. Ambition: To be a pilot. Motto: All night. RICKY LEE SPRIGGS Ambition: To be the world's greatest ping- pong player Motto: I'd say!! 134 JULIE ANN STAFFORD Activities: Pep Club. FBLA. Ambition: To finish nursing school, marry Vernon and always be happy. Motto: The more faithfully you listen to the voice within you. the better you will hear what is sounding outside. YVONNE LYNN STANLEY Activities: VICA. Ambition: To raise a family. Motto: Through a small seed of kindness grows a great friendship. DIANA JEAN STARKEY Activities: Sophomore Advisor in Spanish Club. Pep Club. Honor Society. Ambition: To find myself and get a car before I'm too old to drive it. Motto: Those who have friends are rich. JOSEPH PATRICK STARKEY Ambition: To go on a hunting expedition with Marlin Perkins and capture Bigfoot alive. Motto: The world is full of beauty, when the heart is full of love. MICHAEL LEE STENNETT LANDIS WILLIAM STOVALL Activities: Baseball. Golf. Ambition: To climb to the top of the Rocky Mountains with John Denver and his pet cougar. EULISA ANDREA STREET JAMES STROCK MELISSA JANE TANNER Activities: Medical Arts. FBLA. Library Staff. Ambition: To be happy, healthy, and wealthy. Motto. Make the most out of life. CAROLYN LINZEY TAYLOR Activities: President of Spanish Club. Art Club. Keywanettes. Pep Club. Honor Society. Ambition: To be an artist in hopes that it will color the world. Motto: Always do my best (just like dat) CLICK! DONNA KAY TAYLOR Ambition: To marry Blaine and live forever with him. Motto: Party Hardy! RONALD WAYNE TAYLOR Ambition: To fly a jet. Motto: What's a motto?! LESA KAY TENNANT Activities: Homecoming Queen. Senior Class Treasurer. Art Club. Ambition. To be a professional tap. jazz or ballet dancer, or to pursue an art career, and to keep my Trans- Am from getting hit. Motto: Turn me loose. I'll never be the same. MARK EUGENE THOMAS MARGIE GEAN THOMASON Activities: Pep Club. FBLA. Library Staff. Ambition: To be successful in anything I do. Motto: Live and let live.” 135 CLARISSA LEE THOMPSON Activities: Acapella Choir. Bible Club. Ambition: To hop to Bluefield and back on a pogo stick, and to eat life's bowl of cherries and give the pits to Cheryl W. ELLEN SUE THOMPSON Activities: Basketball. Volleyball. Softball. Keywanettes. FHA. Pep Club. Newspaper Staff. Student Council. GAA Ambition: To help my friends and myself find that happy medium. Motto: Tigerette Honor! KAREN FAY THOMPSON Activities: FHA. Ambition: To have love, health, and success. Motto: “Give it your best, it may be your last chance. THERESA ANN THORNTON Ambition: To be a good secretary. Motto: Do unto others as you would have them do unto you. RODNEY LEE TILLER Activities: Key Club. Ambition: To find the true meaning of life from the inside of a colored marble and eat fig newtons with the cookie monster. Motto: Long live rock n roll! DAWN RAE TRAIL Activities: Tigerette Manager. Keywanettes. Newspaper Staff. Ambition: To get Jo to Stop talking about my dimples so I can laugh in peace. Motto: Live to please and make happy. JOHN FREDERICK TROELSTRUP Activities: Drama. Thespians and Friends. Spanish Club. Motto: Wow! Reality! What a concept!! DAVID ALLEN TURPIN Activities: Co-Captain of Chess Team. Treasurer of Bible Club, Spanish Club. Science Club. Acapella Choir. Ambition: To take up a career in electrical engineering and invent the light bulb. Motto: Never do today what you can put off until tomorrow. ANTHONY RANDALL VENERI WILLIAM DAVID VEST Ambition: To become a professional moto- cross racer. KATHY SUE VIA Ambition: To have a mansion, money, and a Mercedes by the time I’m 20. Motto: Be good and if you can't be good, be good at it! WILLIAM EARL WADE Activities: Annual Staff. Pep Club. Key Club. Spanish Club. Ambition: To play lead guitar better than Ace Frehley and blow it up. Motto: He who laughs first is probably watching Steve Martin. JOSEPH WAYNE WALKER Activities: Basketball. FCA, FHA. Choir. Ambition: To have 48 kids. Motto: Live and never die.” LEE WALKER Activities: Basketball. Track. Ambition: Togo to college and to succeed. Motto: It's hard to fail, but even harder to succeed. GLORIA SUE WALL 136 JOHN RUSSELL WALLER Activities: Baseball. BRENDA JUNE WEISS Activities: Keywanettes. Basketball. Softball. Pep Club. Honor Society. Ambition: To be a Certified Public Accountant and to live each day to its fullest as if I had no more. Motto: What a . .. ” CLINTON ALLAN WELLS Activities: Football. Spanish Club. Ambition: To become a wise millionaire and own many airports. Motto: Never give up. THOMAS GREGORY WEST Activities: President of Student Council. Key Club. Golf Team Ambition: To be one of the world s greatest golf professionals and to never let Coach Bailey or Brian Wetzel beat me at golf again. BRIAN KEITH WETZEL Activities: Golf Team. Ambition: To become a golf pro. Motto: It’s nice to be important, but more important to be nice. DEBRA JO WHITE Activities: Honor Society. French Club. Pep Club. Library Staff. Ambition: Dental Hygienist. Motto: Never forget the forget- table FAMME! MICHAEL EARL WHITE Activities: Science Club. Ambition: To become an electronic engineer. Motto: Live life to its best. CHERYL ANN WHITLOW Activities: President of Choir. Madrigals. Parliamentarian of Bible Club. All-State Chorus. Ambition: To be a wild and crazy girl. Motto: If life is a bowl of cherries, why do I always get all the pits? JOHN BOYD WHITLOW Ambition: To become a welding engineer. NOAH CURTIS WHITLOW Activities: VICA. Ambition: To have twice the amount of money I can spend in one lifetime. Motto: Depend on the rabbit’s foot, if you will, but remember, it didn't work for the rab- bit. CAROL SUE WHITTAKER Activities: Keywanettes. Pep Club. Spanish Club. Medical Arts. FHA. Student Council. Ambition: To attain wisdom so that I may be knowledgeable enough to be satisfield with the life I encounter. Motto: It is a long and tiring way up the hill, but the view is from the top. CLICK! EDDIE JOE WICKLINE Activities: Football. FHA. FCA. Stage Crew. Weightlifting. Ambition: Anesthetist. Motto: Live well, laugh often, love much. EDWARD ALLEN WILLIAMS Activities: Basketball. Ambition: Unemploy- ment. Motto: Live each day before I die the next. CONNIE FRANCES WILLIAMS Activities: GAA. Softball. Secretary of FHA. Volleyball, Tennis Team. Ambition: Medical Technology. Motto: The most awful thing one can do is tell the truth. It s alright in my case, because I am not taken seriously. MARK CRAIG WILLIS Activities: Band. Ambition: To be successful at everything I attempt especially in my search for a left-handed nasal inhaler with my horoscope on back. Motto: All that glit- ters is not golden. 137 LISA FAYE WINFREY Activities: Spanish Club. Pep Club. Treasurer of Choir. Ambition: Nursing and to be happy and successful. DONALD LEE WOOD Activities: Spanish Club. Ambition: To reveal the true identity of Ralph. Motto: Put one foot in front of the other.' JAMES EDWARD WOOTEN. JR. Activities: Chess Team. Spanish Club. Ambition: To avoid doing the two required things: pay taxes and die. Motto: Back in the saddle again. JENNIFER LYNNE WRIGHT Activities: FBLA. Ambition: To get filthy rich, move to California, get a penthouse, and live a carefree life. Motto: Love is always there, never uncertain. PHILLIP ANDREW WRIGHT Activities: Secretary of Key Club. Captain of Chess Team. Debate. Honor Society. Newspaper Staff. Lab Assistant. Ambition: To become a pharmacist and observe the migratory habits of an Oreo cookie. Motto: The cows may come, and the cows may go. but the bull is here to stay. KAREN ANNE ZELLER Activities: Band. Spanish Club. Ambition: Make a lot of money. Motto: Help! Help! He's tying me to the railroad trnrwi ri mujr WENDY DARLENE ADKINS Ambition: To marry Tommy and party the rest of our lives. Motto: “To live and let live. ROBERT AVERILL RACHAEL ILENE BOOTHE Ambition: To live one day at a time to the fullest. Motto: Never act like V.M. KEITH BAILEY DAVID ALLAN BOWEN SCOTT GILGER LISA GAY HARMAN Ambition: To obtain my freedom, return to Florida and have the best beach house ever built. Motto: Love is something that you never want to shut your heart to. for if you shut your heart to love, then you shut your heart to life. DOY S. McCLAUGHERTY Activities: President of FHA. Stage Crew. Ambition: To be a bodybuilder. ROXANNA PROFFIT 138 DEANNA REASOR HARVEY TIBBS JOHN CABELL WHITMORE Activities: FHA. Ambition: To always party with my friends. CLARENCE EDWARD WORRELL Ambition: To get as far away from this one- horse town as possible. Motto: I'm back in the saddle again.” SHARON LEIGH WORRELL AVERILL Ambition: To become a nurse. Motto: “Do you know what? SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS—Left to Right—President. S. Lawrence. Female SGA Representative L. Tennant. Vice President C. 139 Raines. Treasurer F. Rumburg. Not Pictured: Male SGA Representative E. McKay. Secretary L. Johnston. 1. The Three Musketeers strike again! 2. Even Mrs. Ball can't figure out what Mark Mustard’s been up to. 3. Keith Bailey sneaks suspiciously out of the furnace room. 140 3. Doy McClaugherty shows his macho ability to display his belly-button. 4. Patti Shrader gleefully runs her office errands. 1 141 1. Jay Whitmore finds his Culture s map test just one big chuckle. 2. With perfect posture. Jack Fredeking smiles and prepares for another exciting (?) class. 3. Mark Howard gasps in surprise to learn that advanced math involves the solving of math problems. 142 147 Kneeling L-R: C. Charles, J. Adams, Standing L-R: W. Hughes, Sponser, J. Hoff, V. Morgan. C. Hoff SENIOR HONOR SOCIETY MEMBERS 148 P.H.S. QUIZ TEAM Front row L-R: F. Rumburg. D. Quesenberry, L. Taylor, 0. Trail, S. Lawerence, J. Rabalais; Back row L-R: D. Starkey, C. Pritchett, J. Walker, K. Graham, K. Martin, M. Gilreath, P. Graham. TOP TWENTY Vicki Bauguess .......................98.1613 Vicki Morgan .........................97.5909 Mark Howard ..........................97.4474 Tammy Lusk ...........................97.0476 Felecia Lane..........................96.8511 Kathi Sheppard .......................96.4773 Jennifer Hoff ........................96.4318 Judi Bauguess ........................96.1667 Phillip Wright .......................95.9211 Suzy Lawrence ........................95.6757 David Turpin .........................95.6585 Donna Lynch ..........................95.6279 James Martin .........................95.4054 Eunice Guynn..........................95.3023 Donna Quesenberry.....................95.2632 Peggy Shutt...........................95.1905 Theresa Henning ......................95.1316 Sherry Harman ........................95.0789 Marcia Gilreath ......................94.7727 Robin Beamer..........................94.6111 149 PROM PROM On the evening of April 21, 1979, the Jr.-Sr. Prom got under way at 9:00 p.m. The gym was beautifully decorated in rainbow patterns to pre- sent the theme “Dreams Come True.” The Royal Kings provided lively music for the night. SENIOR AWARDS DAY During the assembly, these eight Seniors were recognized for having perfect attendance for their twelve years in school. Tom West proudly accepts the golf award SENIOR SUPERLATIVES MOST INTELLECTUAL: Vicki Morgan. Mark Howard MOST TALENTED: Gene Lucado, Tammy Lusk BEST ALL-AROUND: Tom West, Cheryl Raines MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Vicki Morgan Mark Howard CUTEST COUPLE: Donna Quesenberry Greg Hines BEST VO-TECH: Marcia Gilreath Mike White 157 Class Comedians: Pam Graham and Verlin Moye. 158 Best Dressed: Tom West and Lori Johnston. Class Flirts: David Bowen and Julie Rabalais. Most Athletic: Ellen Thompson and Allen Williams. Best Looking: Denny Spangler and Lesa Tennant. School Spirited: Kim Reed and Paul Repass 159 CITY GOVERNMENT DAY City Government Day was very exciting for the twenty-six P.H.S. seniors who participated. Kevin Martin headed the day as mayor. Council members included Ellen Thompson, Suzy Lawrence, Cheryl Raines, Jamie Hedge, Carol Whit- taker, and Kim Reed. Christi Nuckolls served as city manager while Donna Quesenberry was her assistant. City attorney was Brian Wetzel while Kevin Graham was Sanita- tion Comm, and Lin Taylor was Street Comm. Julie Stafford was city treasurer and meter maid was Tracy Jefferies. Policemen were Janet Cartwright, Dale Rice, and Keith Reed; firemen were Keith Bailey, David Turpin, and Peggy Shutt; secretaries were Dawn Trail, Faye Rumburg, and Cindy Morgan. Others included Lee Croyle, police chief; Eddie McKay, recreation director; Jack Lee, city judge; and Denny Spangler, fire chief. 160 STUDENTS OF THE MONTH SEPTEMBER Tammy Lusk OCTOBER Suzy Lawrence NOVEMBER Vickie Morgan DECEMBER Gayle Guynn JANUARY Christi Nuckolls MARCH Peggy Shutt Students of the Month were chosen by the Student Council based on criteria of leadership, scholarship, and contribution to the overall activities of the school. At the end of the school year, two students were voted Stu- dents of the Year. This honor belonged to Vicki Morgan and Tammy Lusk. Vickie, an example of what qualities a Student of the Month should possess, was second in her graduating class and held membership in the Honor Society, PHS Band, and was one of the two PHS Merit Scholarship semi-finalists. Tammy also il- lustrated superior talents as a member of Keywanettes, French Club, and Honor Society. Plus, she was named finalist in Feature Writing category at WVU Journalism competition. All the students chosen this year made con- tributions in some area of activities to the honor of not only themselves but, more impor- tantly, to the growth and development of the student body at Princeton High. FEBRUARY Donna Quesenberry APRIL Kathi Sheppard MAY-JUNE Mark Howard MAY-JUNE Kevin Martin MAY-JUNE Allen Williams 161 BACCALAUREATE GRADUATION 163 164 165 166 FRIENDS M N Fashions Ameli Department Store Randall L. Veneri, Attorney Bill Anderson Anchortronics Cash Register Corp. Tim Bell Tom Mary Pencarinha PATRONS Sherri Hawley Amanda Moore Mary Martin Mr. Mrs. John Potter Helen Layne Mary L. Dye Katherine Helm Mary Gilpin Tammy Neal Maria Taylor Mrs. J. Creaturo Mary Overbay Mr. Mrs. Earl Edwards Scott Poston Terry Bolin Terri Veneri Edwin S. Hager Bob Sue Veneri Mr. Mrs. William Harmon Jimmy Lisa Tim Melissa Glover Jennifer McCormick Mrs. Helen Lambert Rhonda Hooker Mr. Mrs. S. A. Day Mike Kim Phyllis Choate Teri Hazlewood “Coach” Tom Bailey Pat MaryAnn Scott Debbie Kristy Caldwell Bridget Beasley Debbie Hill Robbie Rabalais Annette Fletcher Billie Bailey Bob Pennington Mr. Mrs. Stanley Lee Hall Jon Chris Bailey Sylvia's Fabric Shop B. J. Burkett (Dewey) Debi Reed Twyla Mann J. T. Jones Theresa Mann Mr. Mrs. Sandy Pennington Mr. Mrs. Harry Mann Pamela Pennington Pat Davis Linda Pennington April “May” Day Mr. Mrs. E. Campbell, Sr. Marilyn Day Sons Kathy Craig 167 Teri Orville Jeff Dalton Regina Lane Gene Mary Doug Elliott Bev Belcher Debbie Bailey Dorsel Stewart Mark Workman Brenda Cockerham Karen Meadows Bella Paul Davis Sandy Robertson R. F., Diane, Andriea Pruitt Chris Charles Jack Teigha Debbie Hill David “Tank Bailey Mike White James “Binki” Smith, III Big Red Machine Shawn Bragg Sharon Cocus Tim Bell Vickie Smith Rick Dalton Julia Smith Senor G. Bolling Greg Julie Debbie Reed Clarence Pritchet Donna Greg Cheryl Raines Chuck Shaffer David Turpin Robert Hyatt Bobby Debbie Surface Animals E. Z. Wider Kenny Teri Allen Brenda Twigy Sandy Bowman Suzy Fred Cheri Jim MO JO Mohn Vikki Jerry Heather Mary Pencarinha “Hony” Mr. Mrs. James Moore, Sr. Sam “The Ham” West Pam Hawkins Cathy Mike We wish to express our deepest thanks and gratitude to our FRIENDS AND PATRONS for contributing to the 1979 TIGER annual. We appreciate your support. 168 1979 Yearbook Staff 79 Phone (304) 425-7557 Owner: Oscar Deedle” Dalton DALTON’S AUTOMOTIVE MACHINE SHOP Complete Racing Engine Service Complete Motor Rebuilding 604 Bee Street Princeton, West Virginia 24740 PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY PEPSI Princeton, West Virginia Phone: 425-9525 HOm 6bott«s,too ' BANK OF ATHENS F. D. I. C. Congratulations To The Class of “79” DAVE SHIELDS REALTORS COMPANY Bluefield Tazewell Princeton Grundy Richlands Good Luck Kids! Your Granny Loves Ya! HICKMAN’S EAST PRINCETON PHARMACY Oakvale Road Princeton, West Virginia 425-5333 HICKMAN’S REXALL PHARMACY ALLEN’S IGA Two Convenient Locations: M EATS VEGETABLES 1205 Mercer Street Princeton-Athens Crossroads 171 Princeton, West Virginia 24740 C. N. KIRBY REALTY CO., INC. New Princeton-Bluefield Road Princeton, W. Va. Office Phone Home Phone Trevor Y. Hazelwood, Broker SALES Preston Crowe Barbara Wyrick G. H. Crumpecker Complete Real Estate Service Commercial Industrial Residential 425-3627 425-4719 425-5966 425-8304 425-4015 Farms Lots Appraisals MEMORIAL FUNERAL DIRECTORY, INC. Athens Road Box 92 172 Phone: 425-8131 YOUR HAPPY SHOPPING STORE Your Happy Shopping Store Go Tigers Go Disco Latest in Disco Perms Styles Complete Line of Image Hair Care Products Alma’s Beauty Gift Shop 712 Mercer Street 425-3283 ALMAS BEAUTY SALON 701 Mercer Street OPEN: 9:30 to 5:30 Daily 9:30 to 8:30 Fridays COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS SINCE 1943 BOWLING FURNITURE COMPANY INC. ItCJl Princeton, West Virginia 24740 Whirlpool Phone 425-8169 PRIDE IN YOUR HOME COMES WITH GOOD FURNITURE TOMCHIN FURNITURE COMPANY 423 Mercer Street Princeton, West Virginia 24740 Phone (304) 425-8111 173 TO VISIT Compliments of MURPHY’S CARPET MART SANTON’S 716 Mercer St. Princeton, West Virginia Princeton, West Virginia 24740 PRINCETON'S FINEST DEPARTMENT STORE HAIR STATION JERRI’S DISTINCTIVE GIFTS 835 Mercer Street Princeton, West Virginia 24740 (304) 425-8286 Your Complete Hallmark Shop Bottom Row: Connie Clark and Sharon Jenkins Top Row: Merita Reed, Annie Graham, and Beverly Reed 174 USIC BOX PRINCETON TIMES Princeton’s Full-Service Newspaper 1101 Mercer Street Phone: 425-8191 Compliments of: “Tate”, “Neil” “Chuck”, and “Bob” £sco FOR ALL YOUR HEALTH NEEDS Automotive Parts PRESCBIPTI09S PRINCETON PHARMACY rdSjr') Automotive Supply Company 1421 Princeton Avenue Princeton, West Virginia 24740 (304) 425-2171 WALT DEMPSEY CHEVROLET y.fniW 1315 Mercer street prjncet°n w-va- Vega — Camaro — Nova — Chevelle — Caprice — Monte Carlo — Corvette W. A. (Walt) DEMPSEY, Jr. Bus. Phone 425-2103 President Res. Phone 425-8540 HAYNES EXXON AND TIRE COMPANY Bob Haynes, Owner 100 S. Walker Ph. 425-8683 Princeton, W. Va. 24740 SWEETHEART BOUTIQUE BUD LINKENHOKER TEXACO 929 Mercer Street Princeton, W. Va. 24740 400 Mercer Street Princeton, W. Va. Phone: 425-8357 DOUGLAS r-SPORTING GOODS-i I----CO., INC.----1 . . . THE WAY TO GO . . . 128 Brick Street 304-425-8144 Princeton, West Virginia 24740 177 Princeton Shopping Center Stafford Drive Pinceton. West Va. 24740 “The Wonderful World Of Family W. VA. STATE APPROVED CONCRETE PLANT CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION Free Estimates — Entire Job or By The Cubic Yard — Driveways — Building Foundations — Crane Service — Excellent Quality — Excavating — Sidewalks — Floors — Basements — Pipe Line Contractors iwTiomt ( Certified Concrete Technician Dial: 425-2653 or 425-3786 PRINCETON READY MIX COMPTON CONSTRUCTION CO. Shopping Over 38 Years of Dependable Service Ingleside Road Princeton, W. Va. INSURANCE MURPHY INSURANCE AGENCY 1113 Stafford Drive Princeton, West Virginia 24740 178 Karin’s Kitchen 601 Thorn Street Princeton, WV 24740 425-0941 Home Cooked Meals Home-made Pizza’s CITY MOTORS 1401 Thorn St. Princeton, W. Va. 24740 VlZ2 Charles R. Booksha — Owner MEMBERS of the MERCER COUNTY AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSOCIATION A T Pontiac-Buick Andy Clark Ford, Inc. Cole Motor Company Evans Chevrolet-Cadillac, Inc. Gibbs Motor Company Haun Motors, Inc. Richardson Motors, Inc. Skyline Motors, Inc. Waller AMC Jeep Mountain View Toyota SEAVER FUNERAL SERVICE, INC. 180 Princeton, West Virginia 24740 ROLLER FLORAL Princeton, West Virginia Phone: 487-1561 FUN IN THE SUN WITH A T-TOP EAST RIVER PHARMACY Mercer Street In Princeton, West Virginia 24740 Cutlass Calais Coupe BonDurant Olds., Inc. GRADUATES The Total Reputation Dealer Princeton, West Virginia 425-2134 Jt 2L GROCERIES THAT ARE FRESH AND AT REASONABLE PRICES ALWAYS MILLS MARKET, INC. 322 South Walker St. Princeton, West Virginia 24740 Phone 425-9908 Bluefield — Princeton Highway Valley Bank Trust Company GREEN VALLEY BLUEFIELD, WV 24701 James E. Culler Vice-President Green Valley P.O. Box 4215 Bluefield, W. Va. 24701 (304) 325-3641 (304) 425-7508 Princeton Shopping Center P. O. Box 1083 Princeton, West Virginia 24740 182 cmzens insurance and real, esiaie 525 Bland Street Bluefield, WV 24701 Telephone (304) 325-3611 1428 Main Street Princeton, WV 24740 Telephone (304) 425-2191 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Serving Princeton Since 1840 PASTOR DIRECTOR OF MUSIC SUNDAY SCHOOL DIR. Danny Agee Stuart Sigmon Bill Myers Church Phone 425-8174 Dial-A-Prayer 425-5555 Johnston Chapel Baptist Church Hall’s Ridge Road invites you to attend all our our services Pastor—Rev. Jimmie Jones Asst. Pastor Pro-Teen Director- Rev. Jim Elliott also Saturday Evening Pro-Teen Meetings 7-10 p.m. Preaching Christ as man's only hope Wood-n-Wicker Gift Shop 941 Mercer Street Princeton, West Virginia 24740 Phone (304) 1033 HEILIG MEYERS P.O. Box 328 Bluefield, W. Va. 24701 183 Spangler Gift Shop Phone: 425-9014 Complete Bridal Registry CROSSROAD GULF SERVICE Intersection U.S. 460 W. Va. 20 ASR BOX 4, PRINCETON. W. VA. 24740 Phone 425-6220 — 840 Mercer St. Princeton, W. Va. 24740 SOUTHERN ERECTORS, INC. General Contractors P.O. Box 1350 New River Supply Company “Where The Quality Is a Cut Above 813 Mercer Street Princeton, West Virginia Princeton, W. Va. 24740 (304) 425-9117 Office Phone (304) 487-1411 EXPERT WATCH REPAIRING Uye.iA.Lncje.t i Dial 425-3873 £.ixu DIAMONDS — WATCTIES C J JEWELRY SERVICE 1 HR. CLEANERS 747 Mercer Street Phone 425-2402 1 Day Shirt Service Princeton, West Virginia 24740 Established 1912 538 Mercer St. Princeton, W. Va. (304) 425-4321 Sales • Service • Accessories Hillbilly Cycle Sales LIVELY rn REALTY CO. 1 U Kawasaki Motorcycles Customizing-Custom Painting-Chrome Plating Service 425-9812 realtor’ Snowmobiles Jet Skis Italjet Motorcycles Donald L. Poe, Jr. Beckley Road Owner-Manager Princeton. West Virginia 24740 184 Cecil B. Lively — Realtor Jake Hatcher — 425-2923 Ron Lively — 425-9464 Joe Dyer — 425-2052 Bill Kersey — 753-4256 Peterstown Branch Office 753-4247 John Woodson — Salesman 753-4148 BUY — SELL - TRADE — RENTALS 1616 N. Walker — Princeton It’s a Great Life Banking with Us! At Princeton Bank Trust, we offer every banking service you’re likely to need. From checking and savings accounts to loans, trust services, and our special Princeton Package, we’ll do everything we can to make your banking easy and enjoyable. Come see us. We’ll show you all the reasons why “it’s a great life banking with us!” Drive-in Walk-in hours: 8:00-5:30 Mon. thur Thurs. 8:00-6:30 Fri. Main Bank: 425-7521 Time Temperature: 425-8731 Main Bank hours: 9:00-2:00 Mon. thru Thurs. 9:00-2:00 3:30-6:30 Fri. PRINCETON Bank Trust Company 1001 Mercer St., Princeton Doug Puckett Equipment Restaurant Equipment Supplies 307 Thorn Street Princeton, West Virginia MERCER CYCLE SALES 315 Thorn Street Princeton, West Virginia 24740 Phone:(304) 425-7968 Home: (304) 425-9803 Congratulations Best Wishes UNITED MUFFLERS of From PRINCETON SUPREME HOMES OWEN LAND SALES COMPANY 405 Thorn Street Princeton, West Virginia 24740 Jimmie’s Restaurant Town -N- Country Restaurant Lounge “Home of Fine Food” Oakvale Road 839 Mercer Street Princeton, West Virginia 24740 Princeton, West Virginia 24740 425-5404 Bill’s Floral Company COMMUNICATION SPECIALIST “Your Hometown Florist” 210 Thorn Street Athens Road Princeton, West Virginia 24740 Princeton, West Virginia 24740 487-1496 425-0779 186 Lloyd’s Pastry Shop Wedding Party Cakes 742 Mercer Street Princeton, West Virginia 24740 LOVEN OVEN Hot Sandwiches Submarines — Pizza We Print! l’©Lby PRINTING COMPANY P.O. Box 1218 Princeton. West Virginia 24740 804 Mercer Street (304) 425-3576 Rolls — Hoagies Carry-Out Service 425-0900 South Walker Princeton, West Virginia 24740 WHOLESALE AUTO PARTS QUALITY BUILDERS CHAMBERS AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLY Low Gap Road Princeton, West Virginia 24740 425-7545 425-1220 601 Mercer Street Princeton, West Virginia 24740 “Under Same Ownership c P ' 187 191 SENIORS’ FAREWELL Dear Juniors, Dear Classmates Commencement is near; We are now leaving Dear Princeton High School, Where knowledge and learning Intermingled with fun Has given fond memories, Of things we have done. No more will we cheer At the Tiger’s ballgames No more happy laughter At a school holiday. No more will we quarrel When test day is due; To our Alma Mater We bid fond adieu. It’s almost tomorrow Good-bye yesterday, Time is slowly fleeting, We must be on our way. So long underclassmen, Take care of our school; Good-bye all our friends, We are now leaving you. —Marcia Gilreath. I• - -« h � •, i t- .• c « • ' s