Princeton High School - Tiger Yearbook (Princeton, WV)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1980 volume:

PRINi W. V ABLE OF CONTENTS lomecoming...................8 he Seniors .................11 he Juniors..................41 he Sophomores...............53 he Faculty .................67 he Clubs ...................77 he Athletes ...............123 he Features................143 he Ads ....................167 PRINCETON HIGH SCHOOL Princeton, West Virginia Volume XXVIII NEW STYLES AND . . . Donna Beckett and Shelia Meadows model two types of dresses frequently worn by PHS girls. Kelly Bostic and Greg Rose seem to be comfortable in their levis. The styles and trends that are HERE in 1979 at PHS vary in many different ways — from beautiful velour dresses to those old, worn-out levis, and the miserable 3- piece suits to luxurious “Nikes”. Types and styles of songs also change constantly. They range from a hard disco beat to a slow one. From HERE in 1979 to THERE in 1980 the styles and trends will constantly change. Just watch and see. This Firebird seems to stand out in the parking lot at PHS. Jeff Boggess enjoys riding in his Capri with Jo tllen Kenney. . . . HERE AT PHS!! This Trans Am appears to have been waiting for a picture Jeeps tend to be a popular style of “wheels' at PHS. This MG Midget is a frequent visitor to the park- Teresa Bailey enjoys wearing a slit skirt to ing lot. school at PHS. . . .TRENDS ARE. .. TOP ALBUMS 1. Bad Girls .........Donna Summer 2. Breakfast In America . . Supertramp 3. In Through the Out Door Led Zepplin 4. The Gambler ........Kenny Rogers 5. The Long Run.............Eagles TOP ARTISTS Male Artist.................Kenny Rogers F-emale Artist.............Donna Summer Gr°up .................Little River Band Melvin Shrewsbury is proud of his Datsun Truck. TOP 10 SONGS Reunited ................. Do Va Think l m Sexy . . Good Times ............... Bad Girls................. I Will Survive ........... Sad Eyes.................. T ragedy ................. When You're In Love With A Beautiful Woman . . Makin’ It................. Eire ..................... Peaches Herb Rod Stewart ..........Chic Donna Summer .Gloria Gaynor Robert John . . Bee Gees ... Dr. Hook David Naughton Pointer Sisters ■ FAMILIAR FACES AT PHS Mr. Hartman gives a smirkish smile as B.J. Burkett gives him a kiss. Gene Duremedcs seems ready to begin his final year HERE at PHS. Kevin Matthews and Tina Robinette enter the door to being another day HERE at PHS. Some of the school faculty and students finish floor work HERE at PHS. The PHS football team engage in another victorious game. This Tiger plays an important part at PHS as it hangs in the office of our school principal. Mr. Keatly. Sam Nasser doesn't seem to be paying much attention to one of Mr. Graham's stories. The PHS Juniors display their float in the Homecoming parade. The Medical Arts Club at PHS seem to have survived their long walk during the Homecoming parade. PHS OBSERVES Homecoming memories are made of friends, floats, football games, friends, ceremony, parades, mums, spirits, friends, teachers, elegance, bands, dances, and friends. Homecoming at PHS is that special time each autumn when the students elect a royal court, when classes compete against each other in float building, and when the student body unites in defeating the football opponent. Most importantly. Homecoming is that time when PHS welcomes its alumni to the parade and the game. For many seniors Homecoming is a sentimental experience as they are nearing the end of their days at PHS and that soon their paths will be separated from those of their friends. Homecoming is a great tradition at PHS. Long may it live! Maid of Honor Ronda Veneri poses with her escort Brian Hypes. Junior Attendant Randi Raines enjoys the halftime ac- Queen Robin appears to be thrilled about tivities with her escort Jim Posey. receiving the honor of queen Robin receives a kiss from Mr Keatly during halftime. All the hard work put into the Senior noat appears to have paid off when they won 1st place in float competition. HOMECOMING Senior Attendant Karly Legere and her escort Joe Charney par- ticipate in halftime activities. Queen Robin Farley and King Gene Duremedcs share the honor of royalty during Homecoming. Maid of Honor Ronda Veneri enjoys the Homecoming parade with her escort Timmy Walker. Sophomore Attendant Donna Radford and her escort Eric Banes seem to enjoy being part of the PHS Homecoming court Attcndant-at-Large Vonzctta Wilborn with her escort James Dewitt repre- sent their school in halftime activities. HOMECOMING COURT Queen King Maid of Honor Senior Attendant Attendant-at-Large Junior Attendant Sophomore Attendant Robin Farley Gene Duremedes Ronda Veneri Karly Legere Vonzetta Wilborn Randi Raines Donna Radford 9 PHS WINS! Happy Occurrence Much Work Exciting Coronation Old Friends Marching Bands Involvement New Friends Game The PHS Football Team ride in an old firetruck during the homecoming parade. The FBLA Officers appear to be ready for the parade to begin. Mr. Hartman. Mr. Hughes, and Mr. Keatley pose for a picture. A referee during the homecoming game seem to be enjoying his job French Club Senior Nancy Howerton and friends enjoy picturesque Quebec. ____________________________________________ Faithful student Mary Anderson even comes when others do When Mark Kade speaks, everyone listens NEW BEGINNING Once we were children Watching butterflies dance And catching snowflakes on our noses. Then, one day. holding hands at a Satur- day matinee movie We had our first date. Yesterday we graduated from high school. Saying goodbye to old friends And reminiscing days to be treasured forever. Sadness touched our hearts. For the life we have known So long has suddenly disappeared And shall never return Today our sadness is gone For we have realized That the future is tomorrow. And tomorrow is our new beginning. — Rhonda Tabor Senior D.J Brian Baxter poses for a publicity shot. How can Mark Faulkner see the ball with all that hair? Rhonda Tabor and April Day seem first — the chicken or the egg puzzled about which came Ricci Akin asks the classic question. “Who s on fi Debbie Hill and Jennifer McCormick know that two heads are better than one. This must be an unusual conversation by the look on June Sparks face. Marwan Ahoul Hosn Teigha Atkins Teresa Adkins Deborah Bailey Barbara Allen Robin Baker Richelle Akin Steve Bailey Bridget Barbor Brian Baxter Gregory Barnett Richard Bay Cathy Barrett Gale Belcher Michael Basham Timothy Belcher 14 Gregory Blankenship Norma Booth Ann Breedlove Randy Broyles Ronald Blankenship Jeffery Bowles Scott Brooks Richard Bullins I Jeffery Boggess Sandy Bowman Karen Brown Billie Burkett Terri Bolin Timothy Bragg Curtis Broyles Alice Burress 15 Charles Caldwell William Campbell Kristy Caldwell Christopher Charles Ellen Campbell Mark Christian Robert Campbell Victoria Church Doris Clyburn Brian Cocus Barry Coeburn I Melinda Combs Sharon Cox Alicia Crumley April Day % Glenda Compton Diana Conner Frederick Conner Timothy Cox Jeffery Dalton Janet DeWitt Kathy Craig Lori Davidson Teresa Doyle Christopher Crotts Patricia Davis Kenneth Duncan 18 Timothy Dunnigan Cathy Farley Lisa Fields Gene Duremdes Robin Farle Robert Fiery Susan Ellison Roger Farley Barbara Fletcher Tonya Elswick Elizabeth Ferguson Kenneth Fortner Ronald Gallimore Robert Ganoe William Fredeking John Frost 19 John Gibson Lisa Gooch Lisa Grogan Dawn Hambrick Sherry Gills Robinson Gore Teresa Gunnoc Christine Hamer Alexandria Goings Debra Graham John Gusler Bobby Hanks Joseph George Anthony Goings Ronda Graham Phillip Hall 20 John Hansbarger John Hawkins Debra Hebb Ronda Hooker Sandra Harmon Pamela Hawkins Deborah Hill Cindy Hopkins William Harmon Joseph Hazlewood Angela Hodges Robert Hovatter David Harvey Maxie Herald Kevin Hogan Cheryl Howell 21 Nancy Howerton Edward Hurley James Johnson John Jones Dale Hubbard Tamela Hylton Baker Monica Hubbard Brian Hypes William Hubbard Thomas James Lisa Johnson Lisa Karnes Orville Johnson Robert Karnes Donna Johnston John Kelly 22 Elizabeth Kepart Ayers Thomas King Beverly King Daniel Kirby Dennis King William Kissam Sherri King Jonathan Lambert Regina Lane Christopher Leonard Mark Lawless Sandra Lilly Carlos Lawson Anthony Lilly Karly Legere Willa Lilly 23 Robert Lovell Glenn Manning Sharon Matthews Jennifer McCormick John Lucas Vicki Marshall Rodney Matson Tina McCormick Tracy Lusk Teresa Mathena Karen Mayo Richard McGuire 24 Marshall Lytton Kevin Matthews Tracy McClaherty Sharon McKinney Terri McPherson Sammy Nasser Jay Pack Karen Meadows Billy Neely Barney Parkcy Debbie Morrison Tammy Nelson Wesley Pendleton Larry Mullins Jackson Niday Robert Pendleton Barbara Peltry Steven Peltry Chris Phillips Rodney Phillips 25 Zane Phlegar Huong Prevento Kimberly Pruitt James Redden Susan Plass Thu Prevento Gregory Ragan Ellen Reed David Powell Mary Prinzback Clifton Raines Randy Repass Matthew Powell Leslie Pritchard Valerie Ractliff Kim Rhodes 26 Gilbert Riggs David Sammons David Shell Melvin Shrewsbury Cassandra Robertson Teresa Scott Therman Shepcrd Patrica Sikes Sharon Robinette Glen Shaw Joseph Shrader Sheri Simpkins Tina Robinette Randolph Shelton Beverly Shrewsbury Marketta Skeens 27 Judy Smith Valerie Smith Denise Snow Donna Spicer Ronald Smith JoAnn Snead David Spencer Gregory Staton David Smith Trina Smith Kimberly Snider Kenneth Sperry Michael Smith John Snead June Sparks Staci Stafford 28 David Stephenson Bennett Surface Kevin Stewart Matthew Surface Mark Stone Michael Tabor Susan Stuart Rhonda Tabor Rhonda Taylor Diane Thompson Timothy Taylor Keith Thompson Cheryl Thomas Teresa Tibbs Donald Thomas Brenda Treola f 29 Ronda Veneri Sandra Walker Timothy Walker Pamela Walling Tina Walters Carl White Rebekah While Jones Dwain Weese Ellen White Teresa White Samuel West Kevin White Cynthia Whitlow Arin White Leonard White Sabrina Whittaker 30 Donelta Whitten Vonzetta Wilborn Cynthia Wimmer Kevin Wickline Charles Wilkins Jeffery Wood Marcenia Wilborn John Williams Beth Wood Timothy Wray William Yost Susan Zeller Rondah Wilborn Mark Williams Mark Workman Cathy Barley 31 Tona Butler Linda Heltzel Vernon Nunn Teresa Sage David Fields Cynthia Lovell Starlene Pitzer Carlie Satterfield Karen Gillispie Martha Mitchem Tina Pitz.er Donna Saunders Michelle Haers Cheryl Niday Deborah Lynch Russell Shrader 32 Mr. Hartman is really loved by the Seniors. In art class. Susan Stuart consults her in- struction manual on how to paint by num- bers. Ronald Gallimore models the latest V-neck sweater. Linda Heltzel dreams of the day her frog will turn into a prince. P Doug Belcher appears puzzled as to why the photographer is taking Donna Spicer and friends ham it up on 50’s day. HIS picture._____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Chris Leonard exclaims, “Don't ask me anything. I just work here!” J. T. Jones attempts to shake Teresa Bailey’s hand?? Rhonda Tabor and Kim Rhodes enjoy an enlightening con- versation. John Hansbarger and Russell Shrader show their sports awards. L • • •� « ■ M«|U Pam Hawkins shows the latest fashion in legs . . . chicken pox Lisa Grogan finds that the Rhonda Hooker, another bubbly blonde, BEST classes are outdoors. is caught in PHS halls. Beth Wood appears to be slightly (?) camera shy. 36 New Dentures!!! Teresa Tibbs and Cindy Whitlow SENIOR MEMORIES 37 MARVAN MOUNIR ABOULHOSN Activities Key Club TERESA LYNN ADKINS Goal: To always drive a good van. Activities: GAA. BARBARA ANN ALLEN Goal: To be happy, live my life to the fullest, and succeed in everything I do. Activities: Secretary of Su-Wans. Tiger Mascot. CATHY LYNN ALLEN Goal: To become a nurse and to live to see tomorrow. MARY KATHLEEN ANDERSON Goal: To have good health and be happy. RHONDA MAE ANGLIN Goal: To get out of school and take a trip to P H. WANDA MARIE ANGLIN Goal: To finish high school and get a job. TEIGHA JAN ATKINS Goal: Psychiatrist. Activities: Pep Club. Cheerleader, Honor Society. Junior and Senior Class Girl Rep. JEFFERY WAYNE BAILEY Goal: To finish the movie with B.J and Donelta. Activities: Interact. Pep Club. Student Council. KATHY DENISE BAILEY Goal: To be the best at whatever I do. Activities: Library Staff. STEVEN HAROLD BAILEY Goal: To live in deep, dark Africa with the Gorillas. BRIDGET JO BARBOR Goal: Architect. Activities: Pep Club. Interact. Spanish Club. Medical Arts Club. GREGORY LEE BARNETT Goal: To get Waylon Jennings at Glenwood Park on the Fourth of July. Activities: Key Club. Stage Crew. CATHY LOU BARRETT Goal: To put a smile on all sad faces and fill their lives full of joy and happiness. Activities: Pep Club. FBLA, Interact. TINA LYNN BARTLETT Goal: To always be happy. MICHAEL LEE BASHAM Goal: To see the South become a Confederacy again and to lead it. BRIAN KEITH BAXTER Goal: To bring Willie to Glenwood Park for a July 4th picnic. Activities: Band. Spanish Club. Madrigals. Stage Band. All-State Choir. RICHARD ALAN BAY Goal: To be able to sell drugs as well as my dad. the pharmacist. Activities: Key Club. Football. Secretary of FCA. GALE DOUGLAS BELCHER Goal: To marry and build our log cabin together. TIMOTHY WAYNE BELCHER Goal: To find a good Ford Truck. GREGORY BLAINE BLANKENSHIP Goal: To get out of 12th grade, go to college, and show them how to party. Activities: Key Club. JEFFERY THEODORE BOGGESS Goal: Life. Liberty, and The pursuit of women. Activities: Football, Key Club, President of FCA. TERRI LEE BOLIN Goal: To have a happy and successful life and to make those around me happy. Activities: Pep Club. JEFFERY DAVID BOWLES Goal: To leave tire rubber all the way around the school building. SANDY YVETTE BOWMAN Goal: To hope for the best, but prepare for the worst. Activities: Vice-President of Student Council, Vice-President of Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Class, Secretary of Honor Society. Treasurer of Keywanettes, President of GAA. Girls' Basketball and Softball. TI MOTH Y SCOTT BRAGG Goal: To lead a tribe of pygmies across the Swiss Alps and to cat at Mike's Bar and Grill when we get to the other side. SCOTT ALLAN BROOKS Goal: To become a test pilot. Activities: Pep Club KAREN SUE BROWN Goal: To love and share love with someone. Activities: Pep Club. Choir. Science Club. CURTIS EUGENE BROYLES Goal: To reach the max. in utopia and to in- dulge in life to the fullest extent. Activities: Track. FCA. RANDY STUART BROYLES Goal: To be an auto mechanic and to race cars. PAMELA LYNN BURCHETTE Goal: To be a good wife to Steve. BILLIE JEAN BURKETT Goal: To hurry up and finish our movie starring J.B Stonehead. Harpilla, and me. Activities: Pep Club. Vice-President of French Club. 2nd Vice-President of SGA. Jr. Civitan Club. Pom Pon Squad. Honor Society. Interact. TONA BUTLER Goal: To be a nurse or private detective Activities: Girls' Basketball. Volleyball, and Softball. Science Club. Sub Debs. VICA. FHA. GAA. ALICE FAYE BURRESS Goal: To do everything in life that there is to do. Activities: Pom Pon Squad. Jr. Civitan Club. Spanish Club. Keywanettes. Choir, Interact. Pep Club. CHARLES WILLIAM CALDWELL Goal: To be red forever Activities: Honor Society. Spanish Club. ELLEN BEE CAMPBELL Goal: To do the best in anything I attempt. Activities: Sr Representative of Keywanettes. Choir Accompanist. Madrigals. Honor Choir. Secretary of Sr. Class, Honor Society. Newspaper Staff. French Club. WILLIAM EDWARD CAMPBELL Goal: To make good at whatever I try. Activities: Football. Golf. FCA. CHRISTOPHER TIMOTHY CHARLES Goal: To become a millionaire af- ter I become a surgeon. Activities: Co-Editor and Advertising Mgr. of Newspaper Staff, Madrigals. Honor Choir. A Cappella Choir. Honor Society. Spanish Club. WHIS Quiz Team. Pep Club. Science Club. Medical Arts Club. JOE EDW ARD CHARNEY Goal: To work with the FBI (Female Body In- spectors). Activities: Key Club. Golf, FCA. MARK ALLEN CHRISTIAN Goal: To be the first person to climb the Sahara Desert without a rope. VICTORIA DAWN CHURCH Goal: To be a doctor. Activities: Medical Arts. Keywanettes. Spanish Club. TED MAURICE CLEMENTS Goal: To be the greatest rock star in the world and to be more famous and sell more records than Elvis, Micheal Jackson, and the Beatles. Activities: Track. DORIS SUE CLYBURN Goal: To bring a 6 foot teddy bear named Joe to class without getting into trouble. BRIAN ARTHUR COCUS Goal: To sec a Mopar beat a Chevy. Activities: FHA. Stage Crew. BARRY EDWARD COEBURN Goal: To own a transtar and have it paid for. RHONDA JO COFFEY Goal: To keep the things that always make me smile. Activities: Pep Club. Spanish Club. SELINDA HELEN COLLINS Goal: To succeed in life with everything and to make a good wife. Activities: Choir. ELSA ANNE COLSTON Goal: To go to college and become a news broad- caster. ROBERT LEONARD COLVARD Goal: To own a Harley Davidson, party hard, and stay out of trouble. MELINDA GAY COMBS Goal: To have a Mad Dog night with Henry Fonda, to see my little sister again and two of my best friends. Annette Eskins and Sammy Burketle, and to marry Eddie Brookman. Activities: Pep Club. In- teract, Secretary of Junior Class. GLENDA JANE COMPTON Goal: To marry Bruce and make him very happy. Activities: Spanish Club. DIANA DENISE CONNER Goal: To find love in the outer reaches of the earth. Activities: Keywanettes. FREDERICK MARK CONNER Goal: To see Lil Gallimorc get a Chevy that looks and runs half as good as a DODGE! Activities: Stage Crew. TIMOTHY WAYNE COX Goal: To see a smile on little Gallimorc's face when he finally gels a car that he can talk about and one that is faster than mine. Activities: Parliamentarian of French Club. Student Council. CHRISTOPHER OWEN CROTTS Goal: To go through Princeton for a whole month without being pulled over by the law. Activities: French Club. JOFIN RAYMOND CROTTS Goal: To drop a live snake in the bank's drive in window. ALICIA PAT CRUMLEY Goal: To always walk around with an illegal smile. Activities: Pep Club, Interact. JEFFERY LEE DALTON Goal: To own Dalton's Automotive. LORI ELAINE DAVIDSON Goal: Journalist. Activities: Thespians and Friends. French Club. Band, Madrigals. PATRICIA DALE DAVIS Goal: To marry Robert and live happily ever after. Activities: Pep Club, Interact. APRIL DENISE DAY Goal: To become a nurse. Activities: Honor Society, Pep Club, Spanish Club, Jr. Civitans, Bible Club, Yearbook Staff. JANET DARLENE DEWITT Goal: Dental Hygienist. Activities: Volleyball. Pom Pon Squad. Band. GAA. KENNETH WADE DUNCAN Goal: To do whatever. Activities: Spanish Club. Debate Team, Track Team. TIMOTHY JOSEPH DUNNIGAN Goal: To enter the Marine Corps and become a construction engineer. Activities: Stage Crew. GENE BERMEJO DUREMDES Goal: To make everybody smile. Activities: Football, Student Council. Honor Society. Key Club. FCA. Weightlifting, Track. Homecoming King ROGER ALLEN DYER Goal: To raise goats in the Swiss Alps. SAMMY DOUGLAS ELLIOTT Goal: To become a construction engineer. SUSAN LEIGH ELLISON Goal: To be a trustworthy and understanding friend to all. RICHARD MARK EVANS Goal: To get out of school. CATHY LYNN FARLEY Goal: To finally make it up THE HILL. Activities: Pep Club. ROBIN LYNNE FARLEY Goal: To reach the highest, most impossible star without a ladder Activities: Pep Club. Cheerleader. Treasurer of Senior Class. Girl Representative of Junior Class. Sophomore and Junior Attendant. Homecoming Queen ROGER LEE FARLEY Goal: Law officer. Activities: Spanish Club. Thes- pians and Friends. Debate Team. MARK BENJAMIN FAULKNER Goal: To be best person I can under the circumstances. Activities: Band. Pep Band. Stage Band. ELIZABETH ANN FERGUSON Goal: To sit back, relax, and enjoy the finer things of life. Activities: Pep Club. Interact. Thespians and Friends. LISA ANN FIELDS Goal: To be able to smile when life gets hard and to make new friends each day. ROBERT COURTNEY FIERY Goal: To make every night Thursday night. Activities: Football. Track. FCA. FHA. BARBARA ANNETTE FLETCHER Goal: To stay under 110 pounds till I die. Activities: Spanish Club. Pep Club. Newspaper Staff. Lab assistant. Honor Society. KENNETH GLEN FORTNER Goal: To fulfill my every need or want. WILLIAM STEWART FREDEKING Goal: To do everything I wish to the best of my ability. Activities: Key Club. FCA. JOHN ELLIOTT FROST Goal: To get my car painted all one color. RONALD EUGENE GALLIMORE Goal: To find my Goal in life. Activities: Basketball, Key Club. FCA. Student Council. Baseball. Pep Club. SHERRY ANN GILLS Goal: To be successful in everything 1 do. JACK NEWMAN GILMORE II Goal: Lawyer. Activities: A Cappella Choir. Key Club. Madrigals, Business Manager and off staff Editor of Newspaper Staff. Key Club, Pep Club. Thespians and Friends. ALEXANDRIA LOUISE GOINGS Goal: To make the most of what life has to offer. Activities: Social Chairman of Keywanettes, French Club. Pep Club, Student Council. A Cappella Choir, Madrigals. Honor Society. ANTHONY RAY GOINGS Goal: To join the Air Force. LISA MICHELLE GOOCH Goal: To succeed in everything I attempt and 38 have a promising career. Activities: Parliamentarian of Honor Society. Kcywancttes. Spanish Club. Softball. Volleyball. ROBINSON SALAN GORE Goal: To convince everybody I did not do it. Activities: Spanish Club. DEBBIE SUE GRAHAM Goal: To be a Phys. Ed. teacher and teach Shelly how to play basketball. Activities: Girls Basketball. Volleyball. Softball. RONDAH SUE GRAHAM Goal: To make Buddy Bailey the best wife and to continue to have a career in art. Activities: Treasurer of Art Club. Bible Club. Pep Club. LISA DARLENE GROGAN Goal: To be a nurse. Activities: Bible Club. TERESA BETH GUNNOE Goal: To become an accountant, live the rest of my life with Dennis Kolley. and live in the U.S. Army. Activities: Choir. DAWN RACHELLE HAMBRICK Goal: To make my marriage to R.S. one of the best marriages ever and live life to the fullest. CHRISTINE LYN HAMER Goal: To be successful in everything I do and always have love and happiness in my life. Activities: Keywancttcs. Honor Society. BOBBY LEE HANKS Goal: To live the longest and be the best. JOHN HENRY HANSBARBER III Goal: To join the Air Eorcc. Activities: Key Club. Basketball. Spanish Club. Cross Country. Baseball. WILLIAM LAWSON HARMAN Goal: To be successful in everything I try. Activities: Basketball. Baseball. Key Club. FCA, Senior Class Boy Represen- tative. DAVID LANE HARVEY Goal: To own a wine farm. DENISE ILENE HATTER Goal: To start a gooey farm. Activities. Year- book Staff. JOHN WALTER HAWKINS Goal: To have the hottest car in Princeton by the time I die. Activities: Band. PAMELA LYNNE HAW KINS Goal: To discover the magic and mystery of life. Activities: Head Majorette. Editor of Newspaper Staff. French Club. Keywanettes. Band. Pep Club. GREGORY ALLEN HAYNES Goal: To go to college and then go from there. JOSEPH MICHAEL HAZLEWOOD Goal: To play pro football and be a den- tist with Bunny as my assistant. Activities: Football. Baseball. Weight lifting, FCA. Chess Team. MAXIE EDWARD HEARLD. JR. Goal: To have a party on the Amazon River. ELIZABETH DAWN HEDGE Goal: To spend the rest of my life with Joey Lawless. DEBORAH MICHELLE HILL Goal: To live life to the fullest and succeed in everything I try. Activities: Pep Club, Student Council. Interact. Spanish Club. Tennis Team JAMES ERIC HILL Goal: To achieve whatever I am able to do and get the best out of life STEPHEN CURTIS HODGE Goal: To be happy and make others happy. Activities: Football. Tennis. ANGELA DAWN HODGES Goal: To be nice to everyone I can. especially Bill because I love him best. Activities: Kcywancttes. Newspaper Staff. Spanish Club. RONDA KAY HOOKER Goal: To lead a successful and happy life. Activities: Interact. Pep Club CYNTHIA LOLITA HOPKINS Goal: To be an actor and make a rich man very happy. Activities: Pep Club. Band. ROBERT WARREN HOVATTER Goal: To keep what little sanity I have left. CHERYL SUE HOWELL Goal: To be married to Sidney Mathcna and make him very happy. NANCY JO HOWERTON Goal: To do whatever I choose to do in life FAN- TASTICALLY! Activities: Vice President of Thespians and Friends. President of French Club. Recording Secretary of Kcywancttes, Student Council. Center Stage. DALE ARTHUR HUBBARD Goal: Work. Activities: Football. Track MONICA LYNN HUBBARD Goal: To live life at its fullest, to be a good wife to Lawrence, and have the happiest marriage ever. Activities: FHA. WILLIAM ELLIS HUBBARD Goal: To one day return to Princeton High School as a teacher. Activities: Football. Track. Weightlifting EDWARD ELWORTH HURLEY Goal: Marine Corps Activities: VICA. TAMELA DANETTE HYLTON BAKER Goal: To always make Bill happy and to always have my mom stand by me. Activities: Pep Club. THOMAS HOW ARD JAMES Goal: To do anything possible LISA KAY JOHNSON Goal: To grasp for the better things. Activities: Pep Club. Interact. DONNA MARIE JOHNSTON Goal: To fix Eddie s car and to make people happy. JAMES DAVID JOHNSTON Goal: Professional guitar player ORVILLE GENE JOHNSTON Goal: To be successful at whatever I try. as so I can help the unsuccessful succeed. Activities: Cross Country. Track. Key Club. JOHN TERRY JONES Goal: To become the next Brooks Robinson. Activities: Baseball, Yearbook Staff. French Club. Choir. MARK ROBIN KADE Goal: To be a professional musician and return to WV to give a concert. Activities: Band. Stage Band. Pep Band. Concert Band LISA JO KARNES Goal: To be a good nurse “Nurse Goodbody and always have a special friend like Tammy. Activities: FHA. ROBERT ROYALL KARNES Goal: To be the best in whatever 1 do. Activities: Football, Baseball JOHN MICHAEL KELLY Goal: To not get drafted ELIZABETH DAWN KEPART AYERS Goal: To stay with Donald and live happily ever after. Activities: Pep Club. Interact. BEVERLY ANN KING Goal: To reach the highest goal I could ever set fdr myself. Activities: FHA. CYNTHIA LOVELL Goal: To be a nurse or private detective. Activities: Science Club. Sub Debs. VICA, FHA. JONATHAN GLEN LAMBERT Goal: To pitch a no-hitter in the World Series for the Cincinnati Reds against the Los Angeles Dodgers. Activities: Baseball. French Club, FCA. Key Club. REGINA STARR LANE Goal: To marry a rich bum. RICHARD MARK LAWLESS Goal: To make it to the Masters. Activities: Key Club. FHA. FCA. Science Club, Golf. CARLOS VERNARD LAWSON Goal: To go to college and become an architect. Activities: Student Council, Art Club, Bible Club. KARLY ANN LEGERE Goal: To marry a successful doctor. Activities: Var- sity Cheerleader. Pep Club, GAA. WILLA MAE LILLY Goal: To teach in a specialized school for the deaf. ROBERT THOMAS LOVELL Goal: To go to college and eventually become a doctor. Activities: Band TRACY BLAINE LUSK Goal: To become a very rich lawyer. Activities: Football. MARSHALL VAUGHN LYTTON Goal: To afford gas when I’m 25 years old. Activities: Football. Track, Spanish Club. FCA. Weightlifting GLENN ARTHUR MANNING. JR. Goal: To be rich. Activities: Science Club. Spanish Club. Lab assistant. TERESA ANN MATH ENA Goal: To be able to finish my college education and settle down in life with Gary R.; after getting him back First. Activities: Library Staff. FHA. Honor Society. SHARON YVONNE MATTHEWS Goal: To major in music, become a music teacher, and eventually have my own choir. Activities: A Cappclla Choir, Madrigals. Spanish Club, Newspaper Staff. KEVIN PARKER MATTHEWS Goal: To be successful. Activities: Honor Society. Spanish Club. Debate Team. TRACY JON MCCLAUGHERTY Goal: To go to the 84“ Olympics. Activities: Treasurer of Pep Club, FHA JENNIFER LYNN MCCORMICK Goal: To finally make it up THE HILL. Activities: Pom Pon Squad. Pep Club. TINA SUE MCCORMICK Goal: To make Terry Otcy a good wife and try to have a happy and fulfilling life. TERRI LYN MCPHERSON Goal: To live happily married to Kenny Pauley forever. KAREN YVONNE MEADOWS Goal: To continue school and go into music. Activities: Choir. Madrigals. All State Chorus. Band. President of Bible Club. Honor Choir. TIMMY JOE MOREHEAD Goal: To be a first class welder DEBBIE LEE MORRISON Goal: To go to college to become a photographer or a bookkeeper. Activities: Science Club. Pep Club LISA DAWN MOSES Goal: To be a good wife to Arch and make him happy Activities: Keywanettes. THOMAS MOSES. JR. Goal: To play semi-pro football. Activities Baseball LARRY GENE MULLINS Goal: To play for the Los Angeles Dodgers Activities: Baseball, Basketball. Cross Country. JACKSON ARNOLD NIDAY, JR. Goal: To own a 200 acre farm and win a national dead lift meet. Activities: Lab Assistant. TAMMY LYNN NELSON Goal: To live life to the fullest BARNEY RAY PARKEY Goal: To succeed in everything I do. Activities: Key Club. Tennis, Spanish Club. WESLEY WILSON PENDLETON Goal: To be a salesman. Activities: Foot- ball. Weightlifting. BARBARA ANN PETTRY Goal: To work with the public and meet new and interesting people. Activities: Science Club. Pep Club. STEVEN EUGENE PETTREY Goal: To get rich. CHRIS ALLEN PHILLIPS Goal: To accomplish everything I set out to do Activities: Spanish Club. RODNEY DEAN PHILLIPS Goal: To figure out what my goal in life is. Activities: FHA. ZANE DAVID PHLEGAR Goal: To be right in Mrs. Hughes class at least one time. Activities: Student Council. Tennis. Key Club. SUSAN JEAN PLASS Goal: To go on to college and get a good, sound degree in elementary education. Activities: Choir. Pep Club. DAVID ALLEN POWELL Goal: To succeed in whatever I try. Activities: Track. FHA. MATTHEW THOMAS POWELL Goal: To get as far in life, but still have a good time at it. Activities: Baseball CELENA ROBYN PRESLEY Goal: To become a special education teacher HUONG THUY PREVENTO Goal: To be a good accountant. Activities: Spanish Club. THU NGUYEN PREVENTO Goal: To be a successful doctor. Activities: Spanish Club. MARY CECILIA PRINZBACH Goal. To say something to Kim Pruitt without her saying something smart back. Activities: French Club. Pep Club. Kcywancttes. LESLIE LEE PRITCHARD Goal: To go into the field of teaching KIMBERLY DAWN PRUITT Goal: To go a whole day without fussing with Mike. Activities: President of Pep Club. French Club. Keywanettes. Yearbook Staff. CURTIS LEE QUESENBERRY Goal: To go into the field of recording. 39 GREGORY GARLAND RAGAN Goal: To join up with Ted Nugent and rock and roll. Activities: Key Club. CLIFTON EUGENE RAINES Goal: Airplane pilot VALERIE ANNE RATCLIFFE Goal: To always strive for something better. Activities: Treasurer of Thespians and Friends. JAMES MICHAEL REDDEN Goal. To become rich. ELLEN JANE REED Goal: To get married and have two children and maybe then work as a secretary. Activities. Bible Club. Honor Society. Choir. EDWARD RANDY REPASS Goal: Playboy photographer Activities: Spanish Club, Newspaper Staff, Band. MARILYNN KIMBERLY RHODES Goal: To make it through the next four years. Activities: Madrigals, Honor Society. Band. Spanish Club. A Cappclla Choir, Bible Club. GILBERT LEE RIGGS Goal: To get out of school, keep on working, and get married someday. CASSANDRA LOUISE ROBERTSON Goal: To prove to others that I am not what they say. Activities: Pep Club. Science Club. SHARON LYNN ROBINETTE Goal: To live a full and happy life. TINA MARIE ROBINETTE Goal: To always seek happiness, strive to be the best person 1 can be. and help others. Activities: Vice President of Keywanettes. President of Honor Society. Editor of Newspaper Staff. A Cappclla Choir. TERESA LYNN SAGE Goal: To enjoy the good times in life, overcome the bad. and learn from both. Activities: Band. Stage Band. DAVID LEE SAMMONS Goal: General Telephone District Manager. Activities: Track, Football. FCA. CARLIE SATTERFIELD Goal: To become a lawyer and own the Dairy Queen. Activities: Pep Club. Interact. DONNA SUE SAUNDERS BURKETT Goal: To be the best in life that I can be and to love Gregg forever. Activities: Student Council. WENDY SUE SAYERS Goal: College—Business Administration. GARY LYNN SCOTT Goal: To carry on David Shrader’s work of trying to grow hair on Scars snow tires. Activities: Band. Stage Band. Pep Band. TERESA LYNN SCOTT Goal: To find my goal in life. Activities: Basketball. Softball. GLEN DALE SHAW Goal: To take over my father’s empire. Activities: Football. Track. Key Club. Weightlifting. Spanish Club. FCA. RANDOLPH ALLEN SHELTON Goal: Electronic Engineer and Computer Programmer. Activities: Science Club. THURMAN RAY SHEPERD Goal: To drive a tractor-trailer for the rest of my life. JOSEPH FRED SHRADER Goal: United States Marine Corps. BEVERLY VIRGINIA SHREWSBURY Goal: To become a history teacher at PHS. MELVIN DOUGLAS SHREWSBURY Goal: To become a professional archer. SHERRI ANN SIMPKINS Goal: To become a nurse or postmaster and to travel around the world. Activities: Choir. Alternate Madrigal. TAMMY SIX Goal: To go to college and become a photographer. MARKETTA JO SKEENS Goal: To be happy. DAVID LOWELL SMITH Goal: To make it at Topsail and be found in God’s will. JUDY ANN SMITH Goal: To be a history teacher or a beautician. MICHAEL GREGORY SMITH Goal: To have my own body shop. RONALD WAYNE SMITH Goal: To have a happy life and be a Nascar Winston Cup Grand National Champion. TRINA FAYE SMITH Goal: To take one day at a time and succeed at everything I do. Activities: Majorette. Band. Spanish Club. Pep Club. Student Council. VALERIE ANNE SMITH Goal: To do something to make my mom, dad. sister, and Billy proud of me. Activities: Spanish Club, Interact. Pep Club. A Cappclla Choir. JOHN DAVID SNEAD Goal: Custodian at Kegley Tech. Activities: Spanish Club. Newspaper Staff. JO ANN SNEAD Goal: To gel rich quick and retire young. KIMBERLY LYNN SNIDER Goal: To do what I like best and to like what I do best. Activities: Treasurer of Honor Society. Keywanettes. Interact, Spanish Club. Choir. CAROLYN DENISE SNOW Goal: To have success in everything I do and to be happy. JUNE MARIE SPARKS Goal: To be an actress, or at least try my very best. Activities: Pep Club, Spanish Club. A Cappclla Choir, Madrigals. Business Manager of Yearbook Staff. Volleyball. Thespians and Friends. DAVID LEE SPENCER Goal: Live life to the fullest and have fun doing it. DONNA MARIE SPICER Goal: To make something of myself and to make D.L.M. the best wife. Activities: Band. Stage Band. Pep Club. STACI LYNNE STAFFORD Goal: To be happy in the decisions 1 make in life. Activities: Pep Club. Keywanettes. French Club DAVID WAYNE STARLING Goal: To live a long life and to enjoy it. THOMAS GREGORY STATON Activities: Football Captain. Key Club. RICHARD DAVID STEPHENSON. JR. Goal: To always be searching for one more mountain to climb and learn from them. Activities: Medical Arts Club. KEVIN CHARLES STEWART Goal: To become a civil technician. WILLIAM MARK STONE Goal: To get all I can. Activities: French Club. SUSAN LYNN STUART Goal: To live life to the fullest. Activities: Art Club. MICHAEL STEVE TABOR Goal: A railroad career. RHONDA LEE TABOR Goal: To gel through high school and continue school for art. Activities: President of Art Club. Interact. Sub-Debs. Spanish Club. Pep Club. A Cappclla Choir. Art Editor of Newspaper Staff, Senior Editor of Year- book Staff. Bible Club. RHONDA GAY TAYLOR Goal: To live life to the fullest with P.W. and to keep on partying. TIMOTHY HUGHES TAYLOR Goal: To become a truck driver and do away with disco. CHERYL ANN THOMAS Goal: To be the best person and friend I can be. Activities: Spanish Club. Interact. A Cappclla Choir. Keywanettes, Honor Society. DONALD EUGENE THOMAS Goal: U.S. Air Force. DIANA LYNN THOMPSON Goal: To always look ahead with a positive at- titude. BRYAN KEITH THOMPSON Goal: To live a full life, to be happy, and nice to everyone. TERESA GAIL TIBBS Goal: To make my parents proud of me. Activities: Vice President of Bible Club. FHA. KATRINA MARIE TIMPSON Goal: To help mankind, graduate from college, and go into research. Activities: Thespians and Friends. Medical Arts Club, Interact. French Club. TINA MARIE TOOLEY Goal: To go to Florida State University and get my major in marine biology. Activities: Thespians and Friends, GAA. BRENDA KEY TREOLA Goal: To stay the way I am. Activities: FHA. THERESA LYNN TRIPLETT Goal: To become a lawyer. RONDA WREN VENERI Goal: To major in accounting at WVU. Activities: JV Cheerleader, President of Sophomore. Junior, and Senior Classes. Skit Chairman of Pep Club. Student Council. Art Club, Vice-President of Honor Society, Scrapbook Chairman of Keywanettes, Jr. Civitans. Girls’ State Representative. SANDRA KAY WALKER Goal: To live each day knowing 1 have one true friend. Activities: Jr. Civitans. Pep Club, Interact. PAMELA SUE WALLING Goal: To live my life fulfilling my dreams. Activities: A Cappclla Choir, Interact, French Club. TINA MARIE WALTERS Activities: Interact ARIN GARTH WHITE. JR Goal: To be happy. ELLEN RHAE WHITE Goal: To love, be happy, and live each day as it comes to the very fullest. Activities: Vice-President of French Club. Pep Club. A Cap- pclla Choir. Keywanettes. KEVIN MASON W'HITE Goal: To master the game of tennis and to live the rest of my days with Pat. Activities: Tennis Team. Sports Editor of Newspaper Staff. Key Club, Lab Assistant. LEONARD ELBERT WHITE Goal: To achieve my goal. REBEKAH LYNN WHITE JONES Goal: To live a beautiful and happy life with Kenny. Activities: Pep Club. CYNTHIA DIANE WHITLOW Goal: To become an art teacher or famous pianist. Activities: Art Club, Treasurer of Bible Club, A Cappclla Choir, Alter- nate Madrigal. Library Staff. SABRINA KAY WHITTAKER Goal: To get rich and go out with a different man and a different car every night. Activities. Pep Club. DONETTA GAIL WHITTEN Goal: To finish my movie with B.J. and J.B Stonehead. Activities: Pep Club. Interact, Jr. Civitans. ROGER KEVIN WICKLINE Goal: To make the best of each day. VONZETTA JAYNE WILBORN Goal: To become a psychologist and Mrs. Josef Hairston. Activities: Cheerleader, Pep Club. Choir. JOHN EARL WILLIAMS Goal: To be successful and wealthy after my college years. Activities: Key Club. MARK JEFFREY WILLIAMS Goal: To be on the cover of Rolling Stone Magazine. Activities: Band, Stage Band. Pep Band. CYNTHIA LOU WIMMER Goal: To inherit a million from my long lost un- cle. Activities: Pep Club, Interact. DEBORAH LYNNE WINGATE Goal: To go to college and work. JEFFREY SCOTT WOOD Goal: To do the Lord’s will for my life. Activities: Madrigals, Choir. MARTHA ELIZABETH WOOD Goal: To be the best at whatever I finally decide to do. to be happy and find that special guy that’s 6'6'. and to be a cosmic dust bunny on the Enterprise! Activities: President of Medical Arts, President of Thespians and Friends. President of Science Club, Corresponding Secretary of Keywanettes. Student Council. Girls’ State. Interact. Bible Club, Newspaper Staff. Yearbook Staff. Spanish Club. Vice-President of YAC. MARK EDWARD WORKMAN Goal: To marry Brenda Cocherham. WILLIAM AARON YOST Goal: To be the best person that I can be under the circumstances and to always be happy and successful in all I do in my life. Activities: Senior Editor of Yearbook Staff, Secretary of Bible Club. French Club. Honor Society, Library Staff. Office Staff. SUSAN ZELLER Goal: To live a happy uncomplicated life. Activities: Band. Drum Major, Spanish Club, Pep Club. Jeff Adams Brenda Allen Christy Allen Sherri Alvis Rose Anderson Vanessa Anderson Michcal Asbury Craig Bailey Philip Bailey Rhonda Bailty Daryl and Frank appear to bt Mike Barton Britt Beasley Brenda Beckner Teresa Belcher Rick Belton Libby Bird 42 If Donny only knew . . . Greg Blackburn Beverly Blackwell Donna Blackwell Norman Blackwell Jack Blankenship Shelia Blankenship Scott Bostic Cindy Bowling Ami Bowman Jeannie Bowman Kathy Bradbury Ken Brady Jimmy Brennen Debbie Bridges Stacy Brookman David Brown Songia Brown Junior Class Officers: Jim Miller, Treasurer; Todd Browning, Boy Representative; Joe Pritchett, President; Ami Bowman, vice rrctiucut. Penny Jones, Secretary; and Kris Hoff, Girl Representative. Lenny Cox Ralph Crotty Howie Dalton Kenny Danieley Kelly Davis Paula Davis Raymond Dickerson Judy Dillion Tim Downard Mike Lades Melanie Earls Vickie Ellison William Ellison Belinda England Renee Eskins Evelyn Farmer 45 Janet Conner Julie Conner Glen Croy Jennifer Crowe Brendan Curran Tim Cutlip Billy Damewood Dee Dee Davis Gale Davis Lori Deitz Jeannic Delida Travis Delp It the teacher patrol found out about this Ronnie Ford Jerry Ferguson Mary Franklin Robyn Goings Joey Ferguson Steve Gallimore Curtis Graham Ann Markell and Barbara Meyer enjoy a French Club meeting with Seniors Lori Davidson and Jerry Vestal. Several Juniors wait for their buses. Terri Patricia Graham Hale Suzette Barbra Grose Halsey Shelia Hamilton Sharon Hamson Oma Harman Renee seems to be up to something. Barry Laurel Harvey Hay Pearl Hcarold Rhonda Hicks Lawrence Edna Harvey Haynes Jim Hcrcey David Hill Who built the time machine? Kristen Hoff Sonja Hovatter Mark Howery Terry Hyden Ricky Honaker Rusty Howard Carla Huntington Thomas Ingram Could this really be our Junior class President?? “Someday my prince will come ... Timmy Ingran Frank Jenkins Lisa Johnson Karen Johnston Ricky Johnston Barry Jones Cindy Jones Penny Jones John Kalt Monica Daminski Barry Karnes Cindy Kelly Paula Kelsor Jo Ellen Kenny Jeff King Robert Lawrence Phil Lily Gerald Linkous Eric Lovern Shelley Lowe Jan Lucas Ann Markell Richard Martens Lisa McCormick Bryan McKinney Sherri McPherson Shelia Meadows Barbara Meyer Debra Mickols Darlene Miller Jimmy Miller Debbie Minnix Angela Mitchem Sandy Molden Jerry Moody Amanda Moore Dennis Moran Ernie Morgan Lydia Morgan Joumana Mosrie Vickie Murphy Carl Nank Kevin Nuckolls James Pauley Sam Pencharinan Steve Pendleton Faye Perdue Shelly Pennington Kevin Pettrey Jackie Philips Nikki Poe David Poff Donny Poole Jimmy Posey Vickie Powell Renae Powers Jeff Price Joe Pritchett Jeff Pruett Donald Radford Left foot first, then right foot and so on. What arc these Juniors up to? Randi Raines Tammy Ratliff Debbie Reed Denise Reed Lecia Rice Dorothy Ricks Hattie Robbins Ann Rotenbury Suzanne Sharpe Mark Shaw John Sheets Wayne Sheets Thomas Shelton Mark Shrader Jeff Shrewsbury John Smith Kevin Smith Debbie Snapp Randy Spangler Melissa Stanley A new dance??? 50 Debbie Steorts Jeff St. Clair Michael Strow Paula appears to be enjoying the Christmas season. 51 Tonya Walker Jim Walling Sieve Weikle Tracey Wells Teresa Wert John Wheby Angela Whittacre Lisa Wilson John Worrell A. Tiger 52 Happiness is being together. Jimmy Aboulhosn Billy Bailey Bobby Bailey Charles Bailey Kevin Bailey Mike Bailey Teresa Bailey Dennis Ball Regina Ball Becky Alvis Sherrie Alvis Terry Amcl Jackie Archer Lugcma Arnold Cindy Avcrill Sophomore Class Officers: Sherry Peck. Girl Representative; Lesa Eskew. Secretary: Kelly Christain. Vice- President; and Beth Burton, President. Harold Bandy Matthew Barker Mike Barnett Debbie Barton Sherry Basham Donna Bassett 54 Lesa Eskew takes a well-deserved break. Carl Beavers Dcana Bcckner Greg Bcckncr Barry Belcher Pal Belton Mike Bcnscy Melba Bishop Karen Blankenship Mike Blankenship Mike Blankenship Todd Boggess Darlene Booth Oka Booth Rose Booth Angie Brigulio Mark Brock Philip Broyles Thomas Burdette Debbie Burkes David Burton Sherry Booth Kelly Bostic Jamie Bowling Brian Bragg Sandee Brannon Cammie Bratton Janet Butterworth Dec Dee Butler Cheryl Calfcc Sherry Cole Tammy Cox Mark Carrico Billy jcoleman Brenda Clyburn Jeff Chandler Ronnie Combs Tommy Crotts Dwayne Childers William Combs Lcsa Crotty Kelly Christian Billy Compton Shannon Crotty Chris Church Michelle Conner Andy Dalton Troy Clements Mitch Conner Cindy Dalton David Coburn Karen Costopolos Emma Call Debbie Coffindaffer Terill Cottle Eric Eanes and Billy Bailey are contem- Richard Gillespie doesn’t want to play anymore, plating how to rate Mrs. Rector on a scale of I to 10. 56 Steve Hambrick. Barry Jones, and David Deboard are skipping class . . . again. Brian Brag and John Howe take lessons from upperclassmen. Mitch Conner suits up to fly through a busy day at PHS. Jeff Yahya joins the crew of AS THE WORLD TURNS. Beth Da me wood Ben Dishncr Lesa Eskew Gary Davidson Pam Doyle Paul Farley Connie Davis Teresa Duncan Donna Farmer Selena Davis Dwight Dunford Stacy Farmer Austin Day Cynthia Dunn Lynn Faulkner David DeBoard Gaye Eades Lorri Feather Sarah Dick Eric Eanes Becky Fields Linda Dickens Rhonda Dickerson Russel East James Ellison Karen Fink Connie Flanigan 57 John Flanigan Vonda Glover Sherri French Julie Goble Scott Fry Cindy Goings Oh. yeah! Exclaims Kelly Bostic. EricGatchell Mary Gearhart Kathy Gibson Brian Gillespie Cindy Keatly works diligently to solve her Geometry problems. Richard Gillespie Sherman Gills Veronica Gordon Cindy Graham Jeanie Arnold and Thomas Burdette prefer playing with paper dolls to attending classes. Susan Greff Kay Griffeth Gary Fiager Rodney Hansen Kathy Harmon Doris Harmon Josef Hairston Melissa Harmon Andy Holdren Rhonda Harmon Diane Hall Sara Harmon Dana Ham brick Ron Hams Randa Hamden Tom Harshbargcr Steve Hamrick Janice Hawkins Cheryl Hay Roger Hazelwood Terri Hendricks Drema Hicks Vicki Hicks Drema Higgins Jake Hodges Cathy Honakcr Rhonda Honeycut Timothy Hovatter John Hubbard John Hubbard Sherri Hubbard Jonathon Hundley Suzette Irwin Daniel Jolly Jonathon Hundley was made for dancing. Barry Jones Kris Jones Annette Kali Cindy Kcatley 59 “Ready, aim, kiss!”, exclaims Billy Coleman. Leon Lilly Tina Lilly Shirlie Linkous I a Donna Litton David Livingston Susan Long Robert Lucas Brian Lusk Brian Manning Vickie Keffer Vickie Kclsor Debbie King Maurice Kin er Charles Kirkpatrick Jerry Lambert Dana Lawson Becky Lawson Kenny Lewis “Hollywood!” exclaims Mr. Ogden's class. JefT Marsh Kerry Matthews Jill McCormick Joe McNutt Mark McPherson Angie Meadows 60 “Going my way?” John Hundley ask. Susan Meeks Tanya Mendez Patrick Mooney Joey Morgan Stephanie Moulder Lloyd Mullens James Muncey Janet Murphey Mark Murphy Patricia Murphy Chris Neely Donald Nichobon Laura Noble Russ Nuce Kathy O'Quinn Kelly O’Quinn John Osborne Sherri Owen Sherri Paitzel Teresa Pauley Sherry Peak Von Peery Drcama Pendleton Teresa Pitzer Jeff Poff Robin Poole Mike Porter Deanna Powell Greg Pruett Randy Pugh Mary Jo Pugla Paul Quattrone Donna Radford Philip Radford Mike Ratliff Mike Reed 61 Robert Reed Kim Repass Pam Richards Chris Roberts Laynce Robertson Stephanie Robertson Melinda Robinette Teresa Robinette Lisa Rorrer Emma Rose Tony Rose Elizabeth Sabo Jane Sargent Mike Seal Allen Scott Sherri Sheets Sherri Shorter Tami Shrader Gerald Shre� sbury Sandy Shumate Brian Shutt Todd Sigmon Janice Six Rhonda Six Karen Smith Kim Smith Julie Spade Kandi St. Clair Todd Susan Michael Luke Philip Steve Mary Beth Wayne Stone Stovall Suiter Surface Surface Tabor Tennant Thomas Grover David Kent Sherri Sherri Leslie George Rhonda Thompson Thompson Thompson Thompson Tibbs Tolley Trent Umberger April Thompson Robin Umberger Anita Vance Allen Scott seems to be telling Charles Kirkpatrick that the twist is no longer popular Relies Mike David Veneri Vestal Wall Tina Wall Pam George Jeff Tina Walters Ward Warden Warner Allen Weese Amy W'hitc Mark White Mark White Melanie Samuel White White Eddie Stephanie Sherri Whitlow Whitten Whittington Sherri Wickline 63 LaDonna Litton's motto is “Smile, people may think you’ve been up to something. 64 Stephanie Robertson wants to know if you are going her way. SOPHOMORES CAUGHT IN ACTION . . . Pam Richards looks to upperclassman Nancy Howerton for help. Nobody works THAT hard. An unknown sophomore sneaks in ... or out ... of the boys' bathroom. Jill McCormick dreams of the day she will meet “Mr. Right. PHS FEATURES SOPHOMORES Dee Dee Butler was the leading scorer on the Tigerette Basketball team, named to All-Tournament Team in the sectionals. Honorable Mention allstate, and first team all-county. Rhonda Six, Tina Warner, and Dee Dee Butler all acquired starting positions on the Tigerette softball team. James Dewitt was the only sophomore to start in basketball. John Hundley was one of the top five runners in cross country. Donna Radford was the recipient of Hugh O’Brien Scholarship from Princeton High School. Beth Burton and Russ Nuce were exchange students for the student council. Amy White, Deanna Powell, Melinda Robinette, and Selena Davis were all win- ners in the paragraph division of the English Curriculum Fair. Jill McCormick, Donna Radford, and Jeff Marsh were winners in the THEME division of the English Curriculum Fair. Pam Richards, Thomas Burdette, Pam Richards, and Kathy Honaker were winners in the POETRY division of the English Curriculum. Lorri Feather was the only sophomore to receive an award in the SHORT STORY division of the English Curriculum Fair. Jill McCormick, Paul Quattrone, and Eric Eanes received the DAR Award for straight A’s in American history. — ‘. ; ?v V - V • vt VvXv; ►Sv5® S5v v. „0 3MMMMK vv. •: y J M v-:W;:v’:'‘''’ ;‘::’'V 1- -'.V-V '.X- � ?V:WV M ' K SS 'W- W GEORGE KEATLEY Principal WILLIAM HARTMAN Asst. Principal DELORES COMPTON Bookkeeper BETTY GRAHAM Secretary FAYE NEELY Secretary LINDA LESTER Counselor JANICE TERRY Counselor CLARA WALLS Counselor ADMINISTRATION HOMER KELLY ALVIS Building Maintenance ANITA LYNNE AYERS B.S. degree. Concord College, English 10-12. Keywanettes Sponsor, Coor- dinator of Sr. Activities ELEANOR BALL Bachelor of Arts degree. Concord College. Biology and Physics. Science Club Sponsor RALPH EUGENE BALL B.S. degree. Concord College. Masters degree. Radford College. Driver Education, Basketball. Golf. Cross Country Coach EVELYN K. BAREFORD A. B degree. Concord College. Marshall Univ., and WVU. Ac- counting 1 and General Business QUENTIN BARNETTE B. S.. M.A. degree. WVU. Driver Education. Pep Club Sponsor GILBERT BOLLING B.S. degree. Concord College. M S. degree. WVCOGS. Spanish II, III, IV, Spanish Club, l.os Viajeros. Open Door Exchange Student Sponsor JOAN L. BYRD B.S. degree. Concord College, and Marshall Univ.. Typing II and Shorthand I. I BLA Sponsor PHYLLIS DAVIS B.S. degree. Concord College, Phys. Ld. and Biology. GAA Sponsor PAMELA JUNE LINK B.S. degree. WVCOGS. English 10. 12. Awards Day Committee CAROL LOWLER B.S. degree. Concord College. English 10-12. J.V. and Varsity Cheerleaders, Pom Pon Squad YVONNE HARRIS B.S. degree in Biology Comprehensive and General Science. Bluefield State College. Biology VIRGINIA HATCHER A. B. degree. Concord College. M.A. degree. WVU, Library BRUCE HENTHORNE B. S. degree in Phys. Ed., Concord College, Phys. Ed. MARY HOPKINS B.S. Degree. Concord College. Alg.- Trig., Math for Living, Geometry, Sophomore Class Sponsor, Math Dept. Chairman VIRGINIA HOUCHINS A.B. degree. Marshall Univ., BSCS. Modular and Experimental Science, Sr. Class, Keywanettes. and Medical Arts Club Sponsor WANDA HUGHES A.B. degree. Concord College. M.A. degree. WVU, World Cultures ELAINE KEATLEY M.A. degree. Marshall Univ., General Business, Accounting I. II LEON LANDRETH B.S. degree in Music. Concord College. Band and Guilar. Marching. Concert and Stage Band Sponsor BARBARA MAXWELL B.S. degree. Concord College. M.A. degree. WVU. M.S. degree. Marshall Univ.. Alg.-Trig.. Commercial Math, Math IV. National Honor Society Sponsor ROSEMARY MAYBERRY B.S. degree. Concord College, English Grader brenda McLaughlin B.S. degree. Concord College. English 10. 12. Jr. Civitans and Sr. Class. Sponsor ANN MEADOR B.S. degree in Rhys. Ed. and Social Studies. Concord College. Amer. Stud.. Social Studies. Phys. Ed.. Tigerette Basketball, Volleyball. Softball Coach RALPH MODENA B.S. degree. Concord College, World Cultures. E.C.A. Sponsor RITA MONTROSSE B.S. in Art. Concord College. M S. in Art. Radford College. Art I. II. III. Art Club and Keywanettes Sponsor BETTY J. MOODY B.S. in Music. Concord College. M.A. degree. Marshall Univ., Choir, Madrigal. General Music, Piano. Madrigal and Acappella Choir Sponsor RALPH OGDEN B A. degree. Univ. of Oklahoma, American Studies, Interact Club Sponsor JACK PACK B.S. and Masters degree. WVU. American Studies. Football, Track, and Weightlifting Coach CHESTER PETTREY B.S. degree. Concord College. Math and Geometry. Stage Crew and Key Club Sponsor GAIL RECTOR B.S. degree. Concord College. M.A degree. Univ. of Tennessee. French II III. IV and Eng. 12. French Club Sponsor BETTY ROE B.S. degree. W.V. Wesleyan. M.S. degree. Radford College. Chemistry and Chem Studies. Co-Sponsor of Stu- dent Council TOM RUNYON B.S.. M.A. degrees. Troy State Univ., M.A. degree. WVCOGS. World Culture KELLAN SARLES B.S. degree. Concord College, English 12 and Speech I, II. Thespians and Friends, and Center Stage Sponsor TED SPADARO B.S. degree. W.V. Tech. M.A. degree. WVU and Marshall Univ., American Studies. Football. Basketball, and Baseball. Asst. Coach. FCA Sponsor CANDY STANLEY B.S. degree. W.V.U., M.S. degree, Marshall Univ.. English II. 12. Year- book Advisor REBECCA STEORTS B.A. degree. Marshall Univ., M.A. degree. Marshall Univ.. English 11. 12, Newspaper Staff ALWILDA STEPHENSON B.S. degree. Concord College. English II, 12. Student Council and Junior Class SHERRI STROW B.S. degree. Concord College. World Cultures and Amer. Studies MARY WADE A. B. degree, Marshall Univ., English 10, 12 RETHA WARREN B. S. degree. Concord College, MAT degree, Rollins College, Geometry, Adv. Math, and Math IV, Junior Class Sponsor STAFF POSITIONS LULA BAKER BERNICE COMPTON ELSIE TREOLO Elsie Treolo, Bernice Compton, and Lula Baker seem to be having fun separating silverware. . . . seems as if Elsie Treolo was caught by surprise. Lula Baker diligently scrubs the milk freezer. Mary Hopkins appears to be angry with one of her students. Hmmm..........I wonder why Mrs. Fowler looks so guilty! Mrs. Warren is such an angel. Virginia Hatcher poses pertly for the photographer. Is Mr. Keatley scolding Ann Meador for being a bad girl? ANNUAL STAFF Editor Vanessa Anderson and Advisor Candy Stanley. Photographers Kevin Nuckolls, Jeff Pruett, and Phil Lilly. Business Manager June Sparks. Layout Editor April Day. Second semester: Helper Tami Wysong and photographer Joe McNutt. Clubs and activities editors Teresa Pauley and Beth Wood Sophomore Editors Susan Long and Jill McCormick. Senior Editors Rhonda Tabor and Bill Yost. Sports Editors J. T. Jones, Paul Quatrone, and Russ Nuce. Back row: Karen Mayo, Rhonda Tabor, Chris Leonard, Carlos Lawson. Bobby Hanks; Front row: Susan Stewart, Cindi Whitlow, Sharon Mackenny, Cindi Kelly, Randi Raines. Melissa Stanley. 00 N) THE 1980 TIGER BAND. Get Down!!!!! Get Funky!!!! MAJORETTES Majorettes — Trina Smith. Vickie Ellison, (Head) Pam Hawkins. Donna Radford 83 s Bible Club — Back Row: Sandy Wilson, Mike Vestel. Jerry Vestel, Cindi Whitlow, Karen Meadows; Second Row: Shelia Hamilton, Debbie Lynch. Susan Long, Kim Rhodes. Ronda Tabor. Aaron Yost; Front Row: Lisa Grogan, Geneva Wynne. Carlos Lawson. The Bible contains many interesting stories according to these members. 85 FCA: Back Row — Sam Pencarinha, Kurtis Broyles, Jim Hercey, Jeff Bartlett. Jeff St. Clair. Leonard Cox. Jim Miller. Todd Boggess. Mike Barnett. Fred Williams. Scott Frye. Thomas Burdette; Second Row — Mike Blankenship. Matt Powell, Bill Harmon, Ron Gallimorc. Mike Hazelwood. Glen Shaw. Marty Lyton. Greg Staton. Courtney Fiery. Carl Nank, Karry Matthews. Harald Bandy, Joe Charney; Front Row — Jeff Boggess. Gene Durmcdes, Ricky Bay. Todd Browning. Officers — Back Row: Secretary — Ricky Bay; Front Row: Treasurer — Todd Browning. President — Jeff Boggess, Vice President — Gene 87 Durmedes. g Back Row: Mike Blankenship, Lisa Crotty, Barbara Meyer, Craig Bailey, Eric Eancs, Frank Jenkins. Fred Williams, Jeff Adams, Jerry estal, Katrina Timson, Bill Yost, Melinda Robinette. Chris Crolls; Second Row: Todd Boggess, Carla Huntinton, Mitch Conner. Thomas Burdette, Becky Alvis; Third Row: Tonya Walker, Tammy Cox, Terri Graham. David Brown, Anne Markell, Sandy Moulder, Kris Hoff, Russ Nuce, Beth Burton, Tandy Goings. Kim Pruitt, Ricky Honaker, Tommy Crotts; Front Row: Penny Jones, Monica Kaminski, Nancy Howerton. Ellen White, Suzanne Sharpe, Sherri Alvis. The purpose of the Princeton High School French Club is to provide learning activities outside of the classroom concerning the languages and culture of France. This year's events included guest speakers, programs and games, a sidewalk cafe, and installation banquet. A trip to Roanoke to hear Suroit, a French Canadian folk singing group, and a five-day tour of the French Quarters of New Orleans highlighted the year's activities. The sale of Florida fruit helped finance the New Orleans trip. French Club Officer — Back Row: Sponsor. Gail Rector: Treasurer. Monica Kaminski: Social Chairman. Sherri Alvis; Second Row: Presi- dent. Nancy Howerton; Secretary. Penny Jones; Front Row: Publicity Chairman, Susan Sharpe; Vice-President, Ellen White. srsrr r Ml: ClT� t So that’s why my oranges were flat. Born to Boogie!! “It can’t be that bad, Sherri! 89 FBLA — Rhonda Bailey. Lydia Morgan. Teresa Bailey, Sabrina Clemson. Vickie Ellison. Kathy Barrett, Debbie King. Cindy Dunn. Sue Clyburn. Joumana Mosrie, Cristy Allen, Lisa McCormick, Teresa Belcher. Debbie Reed. Felecia Dennis. FBLA Officers — Treasurer. Rhonda Bailey: Secretary. Christy Allen: President. Teresa Bailey: Vice-President, Sabrina Clemson. The Princeton High School FBLA (Future Business Leaders of America) is a business club for students tak- ing at least one business subject. The purposes of this organization are to develop competent, aggressive business leadership, create more interest and un- derstanding in the intelligent choice of business occupa- tions, to encourage members in the development of in- dividual projects and in establishing themselves in business, and to strengthen the confidence of young men and women in themselves and their work. Upon trying to establish these goals, we have had guest speakers at each of our meetings talking to us about business jobs and their responsibilities. We have also done things to aid the people in our school and community such as preparing Easter baskets for the children and older people at the hospital, and also preparing cupcakes for the teachers at Easter. We hope to be able to serve our school and com- munity for many years to come. Andy Key. from the National Business College, entertains FBLA members. GAA GAA — Back Row: Rhonda Six. Robin Goings. Sandy Bolling, Tina Pitzer: Second Row: Donna Spicer, Cindi Hopkins, Lisa Gooch, Dehhie Steorts. Dee Dee Butler, Randi Raines; Front Row: Debbie Graham, Rhonda Veneri, Sandy Bowman, Melanie Earls, Ami Bowman, Tina Tooley. m The purpose of this organization is to promote sportsmanship, fellowship, character, leadership, and cooperation; to encourage participation in wholesome physical activities and to encourage recognition for the athletic ability and effort. Each month we participate in one activity, such as bowling, skating, and swimming. 92 Christmas brings fun and fellowship to GAA members. GAA Officers — Sandy Bowman, President; Ami Bowman. Vice President; Melanie Earls. Secretary; Lisa Gooch, Treasurer. HMNM 11� ■ jPHMR Mi mma ■ ! ■!•' t ! IiClilk! ■i’Jl Sh mmm ili| « ate « INTERACT Wmrn Interact members relax in the auditorium. Officers — Randi Raines, Parliamentarian; Pam Walling. Secretary: Kim Snider, Treasurer; Cheryl Thomas. President: Not Pictured Valerie Smith, Vice-President. The Interact Club, sponsored by the Rotary Club, is a civic organization which attempts to improve the com- munity. This year. Interact members attended Rotary luncheons weekly, visited the Glenwood Methodist Home, cleaned school grounds after Homecoming, rang Salvation Army bells, collected and volunteered for the March of Dimes Telerama and the Heart Fund. However, Interact isn't All work! Members, also had a hayride, bonfire, and pizza party. £ Key Club — Back Row: Orville Johnson. George Wolford, Curtis Graham, Mike Fades. Sam West. Keith Thompson, Rodney Matson, Todd Boggess, Greg Barnette, Jeff Adams, Frank Jenkins. Todd Browning; Second Row: David Winfrey. Kelles Veneri. Mike Bailey, Scott Brooks. John Hansbarger, Jeff St. Clair, Jim Posey, Barney Parkey, David Kissiam; Third Row: Joe Charney, Russ Nuce, Jeff Boggess, Kerry Mathews, Carl Nank, Jay Williams. Ricky Bay, Steve Hodges. Kevin White, Ron Gallimore, Gene Duremedes; Front Row: Greg Staton. Dennis King. Jack Gilmore, Mark Lawless, Jeff Pruett. Eric Lovern, Jimmy Miller. Bill Fredeking. KEY CLUB Officers: Sr. Representative — Dennis King; Public Relations — Bill Fredcking; Treasurer — Mark Lawless; 2nd Vice-President — Greg Staton; President — Jeff Pruett; 1st Vice-President — Eric Lovern; Secretary — Jack Gilmore; Jr. Representative — Jimmy Miller. KEYWANETTES Kcywancttes — Back Row: Lynn Ayers. Ami Bowman. Tami Wysong. Lisa Moses. Diane Conner. Ellen White, Stacie Stafford, Kim Snider. Angela Hodges. Virginia Houchins. Tandy Goings. Beth Wood; 2nd Row: Rita Montrosse. Melanie Earls, Debbie Mikels. Mary Prinzbach. Kim Pruitt, Christine Hamer. Ann Rotcnberry. Lisa Gooch; Front Row: Cheryl Niday. Penny Jones. Pam Hawkins. Sandy Bowman. Monica Kaminski. Nancy Howerton. Sandy Harmon. Tina Robinette. Ronda Veneri, Ellen Campbell. Kris Hoff. 98 Keywanettes captured second place with their Tiger car at Homecoming. The Keywanettes is a service organization that par- ticipates in numerous activities throughout the year. During the 79-80 year the Keywanettes sponsored a Christmas Party for the underprivileged children of our community, attended area churches, and the District Convention held in Clarksburg. The Keywanettes are ac- tively involved in many school events. They gave the Teacher Appreciation Tea, sold peanuts at bail games, and cleaned the trophy cases and the teachers' lounge. In keeping with the Keywanette theme for the Year of the Child, the Keywanettes also sponsored the very suc- cessful Little Miss Princeton Pageant. Keywanettes always enjoy the speakers al Kiwanis. Officers — Back Row: Corresponding Secretary — Beth Wood. Social Chairman — Tandy Goings; Second Row: Jr Representative — Monica Kaminski. Vice-President — Tina Robinette, Scrap Book — Rhonda Veneri. President — Sandy Harman. Publicity Parliamentarian — Pam Hawkins, Sr Representative — Ellen Campbell. Advisors — Rita Montrosse. Virginia Houchins. Lynn Ayers: Front Row: Treasurer 99 — Sandy Bowman, Recording Secretary — Nancy Howerton. Scrap Book — Kris Hoff. 8 Medical Arts — Back Row: Kevin Conner. Tami Wysong; Second Row: Jeff Adams, Eric Eanes, Billy Baily, David Brown. Anthony Hodges Front Row: Dana Hambrick, Beth Wood, Donnie Conner. Craig Bailey. Anne Markcll. Officers — Back Row: Treasurer — Craig Bailey, President — Beth Wood. Vice President —- Donnie Conner; Front Row: Parliamentarian Ann Marked, Secretary — Linda Heltzel. 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 infor- mation on health-related careers. During the year the club held meetings, planned activities, and won second place with their car in the homecoming parade. Medical Arts captured second place at homecoming with this “sharp” car! 101 z H O z r X O z o 70 in O n m H - National Honor Society — Back Row: Bill Yost, Chuck Caldwell. Gene Duremedes. Kevin White, Annette Fletcher, Dennis King; Second Row: Sandy Harmon, Christine Hamer. Kim Rhodes. Teresa Mathena, April Day, Kevin Matthews; Third Row: B. J. Burkett. Teigha Atkins. Ellen Campbell, Tonya Elswick, Tandy Goings. Sandy Lilly; Front Row: Tina Robinette, Ronda Veneri, Sandy Bowman, Kim Snider, Lisa Gooch. The purpose of the National Honor Society is to promote the development of scholarship, leadership, ser- vice, and character within each individual student. Eligibility for membership in the Ruth Hughson Chapter includes an overall 90 scholastic average, six quality points a semester, and. based upon a one-to-five scale, an average of four on a faculty character rating. Activities during the past school term included raising funds by selling candy, attending an Honor Society Day at Con- cord College, and establishing a National Junior Honor Society at Glenwood Junior High School. The year was capped off with the annual induction of juniors and seniors on April 22. What a nice day for a ride! 103 Officers — Tina Robinette, President: Ronda Veneri. Vice-President: Sandy Bowman, Secretary; Kim Snider. Treasurer: Lisa Gooch, Parliamentarian Senior Pep Club Members — Back Row: Kim Pruitt; Second Row: Mary Prinzbach, Kathy Barrett, Markeeta Skeens, Ronda Graham, Sandy Bowman. Tandy Goings; Third Row: Robin Farley. Lisa Wood. Rhonda Hooker, Teigha Adkins, Stacy Stafford, Ellen White, Diane Conner; Fourth Row: Rhonda Veneri. Rhonda Tabor. B. J. Burkett, Kathy Farley. Jennifer McCormick, Kristy Caldwell; Front Row: June Sparks, Sharon McKinny, Karly Legere, Sandy Walker, Donetta Whitten. PEP CLUB Pcp Club — Back Row: Kris Neely, Deanna Powell, Lori Feather, Sherri Wittington, Stephanie Whitton, Rhonda Dickerson, Sherri Hub- bard. Pam Richards; Second Row: Leslie Tolley. Sherri Wickline. Kelly Bostic, Cindy Goings. Jill McCormick, Rhonda Umbergcr. Beth Bur- ton, Robin Umberger; Third Row: Beth Damwood, Tanya Mendez. Vonda Glover. Tina Wall. Sherry Peek. Sharon Butler. Shelly Pen- nington. Lisa Wilson, Cindy Graham, Laura Harmon, Ami Bowman; Fourth Row: Renee Powers, Debbie Steorts. Monica Kominiski, Nikki Poe. Randi Raines, Trisha Hale, Debbie Bridges, Kim Wilson. Melanie Earles; Fifth Row: Carla Huntington, Sandy Molden, Tammy Rat- cliffe, Suzanne Shaffe, Cindy Kelly, Denise Reed. Vickie Murphy. Lori Diets, Jeanne Delida. Jo Ellen McKinney. Gidget Gilger, Karen Wit- more. Kim Calfee. Pep Club Officers — Left to Right: President — Kim Pruitt, Vice President — Mary Prinzbach. Secretary — Kristy Caldwell. Treasurer — Sandy Walker, Bulletin Board Co. — Jennifer McCormick, Cindy Kelly, Sharon Butler. 105 SPANISH CLUB Senior Spanish Club — Back Row: Beth Wood. Linda Heltzel. Annette Fletcher. Debbie Hill. Debbie Lynch, Lesa Wood; Second Row-: June Sparks. Kim Rhodes. Rhonda Tabor. Kim Snider, Angela Hodges. Valerie Smith, Lisa Gooch, Susan Zeller. Viki Church; Third Row: Rhonda Coffey. Thu Prevento, Kristy Caldwell. Cheryl Nidav; Front Row: Chris Phillips. Chuck Caldwell, Brian Baxter. Jon Hansbarger. Marty Lyton, Chris Charles, Huong Prevento, Robert Lovell. Junior Spansih Club — Back Row: Tina Pitzer, Anthony Hodges. Joe Pritchett, Shelly Pennington, Paula Davis, Sherri Workman. Tami Wysong. Jimmy Miller, Renee Walker; Second Row: Melissa Stanley. Melinda Viars, Paula Kelser, David Winfrey. Eric Lovern. Lori Deitz, Sharon Butler. Nikki Poe, Cindy Tilley, June Tibbs; First Row: Karen Whitmore, Cindy Kelly, Jo Ellen Kinney, Jeff Pruitt, Jim Posey, John 106 Whirl. Spanish Club Officers — Back Row: Jeff Pruett, Joe Pritchett. Project Chairmen; Front Row: Tami Wysong, Vice-President; Kristy C aldwell. President; Gilbert Bolling. Advisor; Cheryl Niday, Secretary. v' Sophomore Spanish Club - Back Row: Cindy Goings. Todd Stone. Beth Damewood. Von Perry. Annette Kail. Jimmy Abhoulson, Brian Gillespie Joe McNutt Second Row: LaDonna Litton. Sandee Brannon. Tanya Mendez. Rhonda Six. Lisa hskew Jan Six Vonda Glo . Salena Davis, Jamie Bowling. Billy Coleman. George Trent: 2nd Row: Leslie Tolley Amy White. Tina Wal Stef,'9 , Sephanje Moulder. Angela Brigugilo. Michelle Conner. Vickie Kelser. Leynee Robertson Laura Noble. MeKa Bishop Kelles Veneri. Mike Ratl.ffe. Lorn Leather: Front Row: Eric Gatchell. Mike Blankenship. Deanna Powell. Susan Long. Sara Harmon. Brian Manning, Dana Lawson. Candy St. Clair. Kim Wilson. Janet Butterworth, Debbie Burton, Terrill Cottle. Robert Reed. 107 THESPIANS FRIENDS Officers — Back Row: Secretary — Monica Kaminski; Front Row: President — Beth Wood; Vice-President — Nancy Howerton- Treasurer — Valerie Ratcliffe. Thespians and Friends — Back Row: Chris Leonard. Valeria Ratcliffe, Tami Wysong, Starlene Pitzer, Barbara Myer, Beth Wood, LaDonna Litton; Second Row: Tim Downard, Roger Farley. Lynn Faulkner; Third Row: Rhonda Umberger, Monica Kaminski. Katrina Timson, 108 Kellan Sarles; Front Row: Robin Umberger, June Sparks. Nancy Howerton, Sherri Workman, Mark Faulkner, Ricci Akin, Gerald Linkous, Lori Davidson. 1979-1980: A BUSY YEAR FOR THES- PIANS AND FRIENDS. Nine “friends” became new Thespians — Chris Leonard, Mark Faulkner, Gerald Linkous, Monica Kaminski, Kris Hoff, Tami Wysong, Gidget Gilger, Rondah Wilborn, and Tina Tooley. “Old” Thespians were Steve Howell, Beth Wood, Nancy Howerton, Ricci Akin, June Sparks, and Valerie Ratcliffe. Thespians provided workshops (make-up and improvisations) for elementary schools and im- provisation workshops for graduate classes. They attended a Barter production at Blucfield College and a dinner theatre at Olde West in Kingsport, Tenn. mam 1979-1980: AN ACTIVE YEAR FOR “CENTER STAGE . A year of repertory children's theatre — The Ugly Duckling. The year of RELATING, an evening of one-acts: “Impromptu”, “Not Enough Rope , “Schubert’s Last Serenade . The year of the Regional and State Drama Festivals and Special Guest . 1979-1980: A WINNING YEAR FOR “CENTER STAGE . “Special Guest” won Superior ratings at both the Regional and State Drama Festivals. RELATING earned rave reviews and delighted school and community audiences. 1979-1980: A GREAT YEAR FOR DRAMATICS AT PRIN- CETON HIGH SCHOOL!! What IS that overthere? orrr . . . ! Why me? Tiger Tribune — Back Row: Beth Wood. Kevin White. Jack Gilmore. Chris Leonard. Tami Wysong. Shayne Johnson. Eric Garchell; Second Row: Sandy Bowman. Lisa Gooch, Joe Pritchett; Monica Kaminski. Anne Markell, Chris Charles. Kris Hoff. Penny Jones. Kim Hawkins. s TIGER TRIBUNE Review Editor Chris Leonard shows his style as he models the “Winter wear-Look. Choir — Back Row: Laura Harmon, Gayle Davis, Kim Snider. Paula Davis, Ellen White, Valerie Smith, Marty Smith: Second Row: Sherri Roberts, Kay Griffith, Cindy Whitlow. Terri McPherson, Tammy Thomas. Trish Hale, Tracy Wells, Brenda Triola, Sonya Hovatter. Debbie Lench; Third Row: Kristi Allen, Sharon Matthews, Kim Rhodes, Gerald Linkous. Roger Sherman Gills. Jim Hershy, Jeanne Delida. Donetta Whitton; Front Row: Director — Miss Moody. Rhonda Bailey, Karen Meadows. Ben Dishner, Sonny Campbell. Jack Gilmore, Chris Charles. Ellen Campbell, Tandy Goings, Alice Burress, Tonya Elswick. Madrigals — Back Row: Sonny Campbell, Charles Wilkins, Jeff Wood, Jack Gilmore. Sherman Gills, Chris Charles. Betty Moody; Front Row: Christy Allen, Sharon Matthews. Karen Meadows, Rhonda Bailey, Lori Davidson, Jo Ellen Kenny. Tandy Goings, Ellen Campbell, Alice Burgess, Tonya Elswick. Ben Dishner seems to sing, “Yo-ho-ho and a bottle of rum!” First semester choir officers: Miss Moody. Ellen White, Karen Meadows. Sonny Campbell, Ellen Campbell. Who says, “It’s a Marshmallow World???” First semester accompanist Ellen Campbell and Miss Betty Moody. PHS Choir's Homecoming Car takes first place. Members of the Princeton High School Choir have participated in many activities the past year. These include: the Invitational Music Festival at Concord College. The West Virginia All-State Chorus held in Parkersburg, WV, the Mercer County Music Festival, a spectacular Broadway show, seventeen performances outside of school at Christmas, and school assembly programs. Participants in the In- vitational Music Festival for the All-state Chorus at Parkersburg were Christy Allen, Rhonda Bailey. Ben Dishner. Charles Wilkins. Leisha Rice, and Lori Davidson. The choir also received a trophy for the best ensemble at the Invitational Music Festival at Concord College. Second semester officers of the choir for the 1979-80 school term were: President — Cynthia Whitlow. V. President — Valerie Smith, Secretary — Sharon McKinney. Treasurer — Ellen White. Accompanists were Cheryl Thomas. Rhonda Bailey, and Cynthia Whitlow. 5 FHA FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA — Back row: Janie Sargent, Rhonda Harmon, Debbie Graham, Lynn Faulkner, Julie Conner, Valerie Ulisse, Cindy Hopkins, Rhonda Wilborn, Joanna Farmer, Sonya Brown. Renee Walker. Angela Meadows, Chuck Jones; Second row: Sharon Hansen, Cathy Powell, Karen Costopolis, Ann Domuskit. Cynthia Dalton, Robin Umberger, Rhonda Umberger, Sherri Owen. Sherri Wittington, Tammy Elliot, Judy Smith. Brenda Treola, Marquita Skeens, Cheryl Niday; Front row: Evelyn Farmer, Elsa Colston, Sherri Thompson, Brian McKinney, Donna Blackwell, Danny Neely, Tim Cutlip, Ricky Johnson, Tammy Thomas. Future Homemakers of America is a national organiza- FHA OFFICERS — Cheryl Howell tion and any student who is taking or has taken a course in Rhonda Wilborn home economics or related occupations is eligible for mem- Judy Smith bership. Each student enrolled in the home economics Glen Croy program is considered a member of the local chapter. Lynn Faulkner 116 JR. CIVITANS JR. CIVITANS — bottom, clockwise: Randi Raines. B.J. Burkett, Donetta Whitten, Ronda Veneri, Jennifer McCormick, Debbie Hill, Cathy Farley, Sharon McKinney, Annette Fletcher, Cindy Kelly, Tammy Ratcliff, Vicki Murphy. Debbie Wood. Jackie Hatcher. Stephanie Whitten, Sherri Boothe, David Sammons, Glen Manning. Ken Brady, Chuck Brady, Brian Manning. Officers— President: B.J. Burkett, Vice President: Randi Raines, Treasurer: Donetta Whitten, Sergeant-at-Arms: Glenn Manning, Chaplain: Brian Manning. The Jr. Civitan Club is the newest club at Princeton High. Being its first year, the club spent most of the year getting organized. The club worked closely with the Princeton Civitans, helping with such activities as a Christmas Party for the underprivileged children at Thorn School and an Easter Egg Hunt for the mentally ill of Mercer County. SCIENCE CLUB Science Club — Back Row: Renae Walker. Gaylle Davis. Beth Wood; Second Row: Michelle Conner. Cassandra Robertson, Huong Prevento. Debbie Morrison. Barbara Peltrcy, Thu Prevento; Front Row: Barry Belcher, Randy Shelton. Billy Combs. Jim Hercey. Craig Bailey. Though small, the Science Club of P.H.S. was very ac- tive. Regular meetings were held before school in Mrs. Ball's room and the club spent a great deal of time work- ing with money raising projects. The purpose of the Science Club is to increase the knowledge of science and to carry out the program of Science Clubs of America, of which the P.H.S. Science Club is a member. Officers — Back Row: President — Beth Wood; Second Row: Secretary — Renae Walker, Parliamentarian —Craig Bailey; Front Row: Treasurer 18 — Debbie Morrison. Vice-President — Randy Shelton. Reporter — Cassandra Robertson. STUDENT COUNCIL Student Council — Back Row: Tammy Thomas. Sandy Brannon. Nancy Howerton. Sam Pencarinha. Norman Blackwell. Jim Miller. Todd Browning, Beth Wood. Joe Pritchett. Carl Nunk; Second Row: Barbara Meyer. Awilda Stephenson. Penny Jones. Craig Bailey. Valerie Smith. Kay Gardner. Carly Legere, trie Lovern. Leonard Cox. Bill Harmon. Ron Gallimore. Russ Nuce; Third Row: Randy Repass. Mike Blankenship. Jeff St. Clair. Tim Cox. Debbie Hill. Jeff Bailey. Joe Hairston, Lisa Gooch. Beth Burton, Lisa Eskew, Vicki Murphy; Front Row: Kris Hoff. Ellen Campbell. Ronda Veneri. Teigha Atkins. B J. Burkett, Ami Bowman, Gene Durmedes. Sandy Bowman, Robin Um- berger. Jill McCormick, Sherri Peek. Stacie Stafford. Officers: President — Gene Duremedes. First Vice-President — Sandy Bowman, Second Vice-President — B. J. Burkett, Secretary Treasurer 119 — Ami Bowman. STAGE CREW Stage Crew — Back Row: Brian Bragg. Mark Brock. Barry Coebum. Cammie Braton. Susan Allison: Front Row: Brian Cocus. Therman Sheppard. Tim Dunnigan. l ibrary Staff — Standing: Randy Shelton. Kevin White. Mark Neal: Sitting: Stephanie Robertson. Shelia Carroll. Marketa Skeens. Cyndi 120 Whitlow. Willa Lilly, Susan Zeller. Vickie Church, Kris Neely. Randa Hamdan. LIBRARY STAFF Qui Team — David Stephenson, Kris Hoff. Carl Nank. Tami Wysong. Chris Charles LAB ASSISTANTS YOUTH ADVISORY COUNCIL Back row: Sherri Peak, Kay Gardner, Barbara Meyer, Eric Eanes, Craig Bailey; Second row: Kris Hoff, Penny Jones, Joe Pritchett; Front row: Nancy Howerton, Beth Wood. Officers: Treas. Kay Gardner, Sec. Penny Jones, Pres. Nancy Howerton, V.P. Beth Wood. It seems as if the officers got caught “goofing off’ in Mr. Keatley’s office. The Youth Advisory Council, or Y.A.C. as it is sometimes called, is the P.H.S. branch of the nationwide Y.A.C. organization. Formed by members of the Student Council, the new independent group has done much to improve the school’s lunch program. Activities this year in- cluded painting the cafeteria, installing a new salad bar, improving the menu, and much more. Members worted closely with advisors George Keatley and Lula Baker and hope that next year may be as successful as this year. Quarterback Mike Hazelwood concentrates on the game. Princeton Junior Todd Browning gets in shape for football season. The Tiger Football Team had a winning season this year with six wins and four losses. Head Coach Jack Pack stated that he thought his team played well eight out of ten games. The Tigers produced seven Coalfield Conference players that made up the heart of the team. 124 Football Captains: Back Row — Bobby Karnes and Greg Staton. Front Row — Bill Hubbard and Gene Duremdes. Sam Pencarinha and Jim Hercey are psyching up the Tiger Football Team for another victory. “ ... we could’ve been 8-2 easy,” said Head Coach Jack Pack. Back Row: Charles Hicks. David Deboard, Joe Puskar, Kelles Veneri, Scott Fry, Kerry Matthews, Adel Mosrie, Berry Jones; Second Row: Mark Carrico, Scott Bostic, Harold Bandy, Fred Williams, Kelly Christian, Luke Surface, Mike Barnette, Mike Blankenship, Robert Hen- sley; Third Row: Steve Hodge. Steve Marshall. Jeff Bartlett. Jim Hersey, Sam Pencarinha, Greg Staten, Tracy Lusk. Jeff Boggess. Barry Karnes, Leonard Cox, Todd Browning, Travis Delp, Carl Nank; Front Row: Ricky Bay. Wes Pendleton, Gene Duremdes. Bill Hubbard. Bill Campbell. Bob Karnes. Dale Hubbard, Courtney Fiery. Marly Lytton. Mike Hazelwood. Glen Shaw, Tim Wray, David Sammons. Maxie Hearld; Standing: Coach Ralph Modena, Head Coach Jack Pack, Coach Ted Spadero, Coach Tom Bailey. o o rS. Princeton Opp. 32 Hinton 0 43 Logan 0 2 Bluefield 3 6 Beck ley 14 28 Shady Spgs. 0 46 Oak Hill 12 22 Mt. View 6 36 Green. East 0 0 Pksbg. 54 8 Stonewall 28 Coal Field Conference players: Back Row — Courtney Fiery, Bill Campbell, Greg Staton, and Bobby Karnes. Front Row — Mike Hazelwood, Gene Duremdes, ana Marty Litton. Princeton Tiger Managers — Adel Mosrie, David DeBoard, and Barry Jones. Coach Pack directs Marty Lytton to take a right at the next goalpost. Tigers break away for a scoring run. BASKETBALL • Concentration is the name of the game for Look out — big “Earls is coming through. Jeff St. Clair while he is at the line. TIGER BASKETBALL TEAM — Back row: Mgr. Kenny Sperry. David Livingston, Brian Lusk, Curtis Graham, Mgr. Buddy Thompson; Second row: George Trent. Mike Ratcliff, David Brocks, Jeff Adams, Thomas Burdette, Brian Gillespie, Jeff Beckner; Third row: James DeWitt, Russell Shrader. Jim Posey, Phillip Surface, Gary Wright, Kevin Smith, Josef Hairston; Front row: Coach Henthornc. Jeff St. Clair, Mike Eades, Bill Harmon, Frank Jenkins, Jimmy Miller, Stephon Murray, John Hansbarger, Coach Ball. Coach Ralph Ball and Assistant Coach Bruce Hcnthorne. Congratulations to our great Tiger Team! Their 17-5 record was outstanding since 4 out of 5 starters were lost by graduation. The team drew many loyal fans all the way to Morgantown, where the mighty Tigers were defeated in the semi-finals. Jimmy Miller was considered the top junior recruit, and was captain of the All-State Team. Junior Mike Eades also received a berth on the All-State Team. Jeff St. Clair directed the offense from his point guard position while Stephon Murray aided the team with his strong rebounds. With silky smooth maneuvers, James DeWitt glided down the floor helping out under- neath and grabbing many rebounds. V Why can't I blow bubbles like everyone else? It's my ball and you can’t have it. S-T-R-E-T-C-H!! 128 What is everybody pointing at? Did you see that? That ball just disappeared! UP-STATE “Magic” Jimmy Miller gets up high for a rebound. Mike Hades makes sure he keeps the ball. Stephon Murray is alright. He just got shaken up a little bit. Princeton Opp. 98 Hinton 49 51 Beck ley 55 81 Woodbridge, VA 69 54 Mt. View 51 57 Huntington 70 56 Oak Hill 59 105 Hinton 54 85 Pineville 48 60 Bluefield 56 70 Beck ley 68 66 Northfork 55 60 Greenbrier East 78 83 Mt. View 80 72 Bluefield 64 52 Parkersburg 48 74 Oak Hill 65 88 Huntington 72 83 Pineville 57 52 Northfork 63 63 Beck ley 52 77 Greenbrier East 62 60 Bluefield (sec.) 58 Doesn’t it feel good to be on top! Look, Mom, it doesn't melt in your hands! The Tigerettes finished their basketball season with an overall record of 16-8. Those who made the All-Tournament Team at the sectionals were Dee Dee Butler, Sandy Bowman, and Teresa Scott. P.H.S. was also given the distinction of having the best cheering section at the state tour- naments. Dee Dee Butler was the highest scorer with 427 points this year. gcstion 130 TIGERETTES Row 1 — Debbie Graham. Robin Goings; Row 2 — Melanie Earls, Sandy Bowman, Tona Butler, Cindy Graham (M; Row 3 — Sandee Brannon. Coach Ann Meador. T. Scott, Debbie Steorts; Row 4 — Ami Bowman. Rhonda Six, Cindy Bowling, Dee r); )ee Butler. Okay, who stuck the bubblegum on the ball? OGEfls V 11 CO-CAPTAINS: Sandy Bowman and Teresa Scott - SOFTBALL — Back row: Sandy Bowman, LaDonna Litton, Cindy Bowling, Robin Goings, Rhonda Six; Front row: Ami Bowman, Lisa Gooch. Teigha Scott, Dee Dee Butler. Tina Warner, Lynn Edwards. Dec Dee Butler takes time to jog to first base. Small, but strong. “T Scott slugs a fast one! On your mark, get set. go! The Tigerettes seem to be interested in the scores Melanie Earls is keeping. Go to it. Disco Cindy! Ami Bowman shows her skill as a pitcher. Ronda Six gets ready to hit a homerun. PHS BASEBALL TEAM — Back row: Coach Henthorn, Kevin Smith, Jeff St. Clair, Carl Nank, Todd Browning, Barry Karnes, Mike Bar- nett, Todd Boggess, Charlie Hicks, Mike Ratliffe, Head Coach Trabucco; Front row: John Hubbard, Marty Litton, Mike Hazelwood, Jon Lambert, Matt Powell, Gene Duremedcs, Bobby Karnes, Mike Redden, Wesley Wallace. Co-captains: John Lambert and Bobby Karnes. The Princeton High School Baseball Team had a good season with a 11-10 record this year. Though the team suffered many injuries, they were still able to “put it together.1’ Even with two new coaches the team gained more success than ever before. Scoreboard Princeton Opp. 1 Ml. View 2 8 Liberty 1 22 Athens I 13 Northfork 6 6 Beck ley 5 5 Shady Springs 0 5 Independence 4 9 Peterstown 0 6 Shady Springs 10 10 Mt. View 11 6 Beck ley 8 22 Athens 1 9 Northfork 0 1 Bluefield 7 3 Oak Hill 8 6 Tazewell 0 3 Bluefield 6 6 Beck ley 8 1 Oak Hill 4 1 Oak Hill 4 vv c CHESS C H ESST EAM Back row: Tim Hovatter, Robert Lucas, Mark Faulkner. Mike Coeburn, Charles Wilkins; Front row: Robert Flovatter, Carl White, Gerald Linkous. Robert Lucas makes his move. Look at that move! Mark Faulkner contemplates, “Let's see here — does this little guy go there — or there — or how 'bout over there?? GOLF GOLF TEAM — Standing: Mark Lawless, Greg Blackburn, Sam West, Bill Campbell, Courtney Fiery, Joe Charney; Sitting: David DeBoard, Eric Gatchcll, Todd Stone, John Whorley. Sam West is deep in concentration so he can make that “birdie.” TENNIS TENNIS TEAM — Front row: Tanya Mendez, Beth Burton, Tonya Elswick, Debbie Hill, Lisa Crotty, Barbara Halsey; Back row: Kelles Veneri, Kevin White, Fred Williams. Mike Blankenship, Russ Nuce, Buddy Thompson. Togetherness!!!!? TENNIS SCORES PHS TEAM 9 Oak Hill 3 1 Beck ley 17 15 Big Creek 3 11 Oak Hill 7 5 Shady Springs 13 12 Ml. View 6 4 Bluefield 14 3 Beck ley 15 5 Greenbrier East 13 4 Shady Spring 14 3 Bluefield 15 1 Regionals 17 (Beck ley) 0 States 1 (Charleston) 138 Fred Williams makes it look easy. Power!? TRACK CROSS COUNTRY TRACK — Back row: Jeff St. Clair, Carl Nank, Leonard Cox. Todd Browning. Bill Campbell. Glen Shaw. Mike Eades, Courtney Fiery; Middle row: Jeff Yahya, Travis Delp, John Hunlcy, Mark Carrico, Fred Williams, Mike Blankenship. Larry Roberts, Frank Jenkins. Rod Matson, George Ward, Josef Flairston, Steve Marshall. Tim Cutlip, Jim Posey, Al Taylor, Orville Johnson. Dennis King. John Flowe. Varstiy Cheerleaders — Tanya Walker, Terri Graham, Vonzetta Wilborn, Teigha Atkins, Karley Legere. Not Pictured — Lydia Morgan. Pom-Pon Girls — Sabrina Clemson, Tammy Ratcliff. Jennifer McCormick. Christy Caldwell, Alice Burrcss. B. J. Burkett. Randi Raines. Lisa Eskew, Paula Kelser. J V CHEERLEADERS . - • p w- • ««V JV CHEERLEADERS — Jcannic Arnold, Sherry Peck, Tina Wall, Vicki Reiser. TOP 20 Tina Robinette 98.1622 Chris Charles 97.7857 Ellen Reed Coburn 96.0952 Annette Fletcher 95.5122 Vicki Church 95.3590 Katrina Timson 94.4667 Cheryl Thomas 94.0250 Lisa Gooch 93.9167 Jack Niday 93.7949 Willa Lilly 93.7561 Sandy Bowman 93.6579 Kim Rhodes 93.5682 Teigha Atkins 93.5556 John Snead 93.3824 B. J. Burkett 92.9739 William Yost 92.8421 Christine Hamer 92.7805 Teresa Sage 92.6176 Kevin White 92.4857 Karen Mayo 92.4857 Tandy Goings 92.3488 144 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Z O M H U 0 Q Z h-t 0 1 Z Prayer .....................................Gene Duremedes Pledge of Allegiance .......................Gene Duremedes Special Music Tonya Elswick, Introduction Scholarship Leadership Service Character Introduction of New Members Music Pledge to New Members Welcome to New Members Alma Mater Directed by Tonya Elswick Ellen Campbell Tandy Goings, Kim Rhodes Tina Robinette Sandy Bowman Dennis King Kim Snider Lisa Gooch Ellen Campbell Tina Robinette Mr. George W. Keatley Audience Members of the Honor Society, parents, teachers and other guests are invited to the Cafeteria for refreshments following the program. OFFICERS OF THE HUGHSON CHAPTER President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Parliamentarian Tina Robinette Ronda Veneri Sandy Bowman Kim Snider Lisa Gooch SPECIAL THANKS TO ROLLER FLORAL CO. Note: OPTIMIST KEVIN MATTHEWS PESSIMIST TINA ROBINETTE The following students were inducted into the National Honor Society: a 0 S “ O T3 X b OJ M .5 5-g « C c C CO J! £ o c i 03 8. -2 o W or- C £ o -o CO . — : o 3 ' « g s § o 5 5 -= S 2 co C ) b £ aT u 2 5 g-8 c «- 2 3 5 E 03 CO CO ;0 7 CO 75 a Zoo c Q- a c £? o § •S I CO £ s Q � - s u .2 .2 £ � 'J 'S.-J.g d _) U 5« C CL C ) c- 1 5 I i J a ✓. u ° •“ — u 03 C si o Cfl j£ CO . — 00 CO C E g •£ O o ' co £2 v r- N 5 3 u- Cfl O T3 t co 3 C t- a l| •j j E 2 w co c 5 I co t- 5 o — c CO 00 c c 1) o tj s? £ ffl CO 00 a £ s 2 g-g ■2 CO ■O s 1 CO 1 c —1 5 u 5 c . “ E • CO f 0 (J o = 00 JJ 1 CD c co CO -o U - c « Q J a « ; ■§2 0 1 H E DC E o CD c v S •g S 5 CD c J S-2 co Q x D 2 c 1 = § 2 u u ® c S u S .2 3 CO = w C ) Q LU co O u. 1) I = 5 o uu o 4 ■i 2 u r Q c flj c u 5 5 00 ■E 2 I- -T N •= £ 00 U. f X WqS E u ® J 9 = |-g I JU C cO V c Q o x: c CO O o X . ju s CO o g- in GENERAL AWARDS Kim Rhodes is awarded the DAR Scholarship. SENIOR AWARDS DAY Receiving her scholarships is Tandy Goings. Altogether now . Lisa Gooch and Nancy Howerton are radiant graduates. PHS RUNS PRINCETON SECRETARY TO THE MAYOR Tonya Elswick SECRETARY TO THE CITY MANAGER Barbara Allen COUNCILMEN Jennifer McCormick Staci Stafford Annette Fletcher David Stephenson Jack Gilmore Ron Gallimore POLICE CHIEF Greg Staton FIRE CHIEF John Hanshargcr SANITARY COMMISSIONER Teigha Atkins PARKING COMMISSIONER Diana Conner CITY CLERK Sandy Walker METER MAIDS Rhonda Coffey Brian Hypes Melinda Combs PATROLMEN Bobby Ganoe Courtney Fiery JefT Dalton FIREMEN BJ. Burkett Cheryl Howell Ricky Bay CITY ATTORNEY Ronda Vcneri STREET COMMISSIONER Kevin Wickline MAYOR Courtney Fiery POLICE JUDGE Maxie Herald CITY MANAGER Jon Lambert RECREATION DIRECTOR Karley Legere STUDENT of the MONTH RECIPIENT Gene Duremedes Tina Robinette Sandy Bowman Dennis King Tandy Goings Rhonda Veneri Lisa Gooch Nancy Howerton Students of the Month are nominated by senior homeroom teachers and are voted on by the sponsors and a committee of students. Characteristics that are con- sidered in voting are character, scholarship, leadership, and service. cn o SENIOR SUPERLATIVES QUIETEST —Cindy Whitlow Rod Matson FRIENDLIEST — Brian Baxter Ronda Veneri MOST ATHLETIC — Sandy Bowman Gene Duremedes CLASS CLOWNS — Barbara Allen Tim Bragg SENIOR SUPERLATIVES MOST TALENTED — Ellen Cambell Brian Baxter MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED — Vonzetta Wilbourn Sonny Cambell MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED — Gene Duremedes Ronda Veneri CUTEST COUPLE — Mary Prinzbach Gene Duremedes BEST DRESSED — Teigha Atkins Brian Hypes SENIOR SUPERLATIVES 155 BEST LOOKING (Top left) — Teigha Atkins Gene Duremedes BEST ALL-AROUND (Top right) — Gene Duremedes Ronda Veneri BEST VO-TECH (Center left) — Randy Shelton Lisa Karnes (not pictured) MOST INTELLECTUAL (Bottom left) — Tina Robinette Chris Charles MOST TALKATIVE (Bottom right) — Barbara Allen Sam Nassar Poem to the Seniors PROM IS SUCCESS! Celestial “Stairway to Heaven” decorations, a delicious shrimp and fruit buffet, and the melodious music of Clockwork were featured at the Junior-Senior Prom of 1980. The highlight of the prom, of course, was the beautifully gowned ladies and the handsomely groomed gentlemen. The Juniors desired to make this night a special one; therefore, they spent hours planning and decorating for the event. When the magic night had come and gone, all agreed that the prom had been exceedingly successful. Another year goes passing by Another Prom is here To some this brings a joyous smile To others, brings a tear For four years you have tread a path From Dawn to setting sun But now the path gets steeper And the climb is just begun. We’re very glad to know you We'll miss you when you've gone And to the class of '80 We dedicate our Prom. — The Juniors BACCALAUREATE SERVICES Cheryl Thomas played a special role in ihc Baccalaureate service. Katrina Timson is shown leading a prayer during the Baccalaureate service. ARE HELD SUNDAY, JUNE 1, 1980 Many relatives and friends participate in a Baccalaureate service for the 1980 graduates. Reverend Jimmie Jones takes delight in delivering the Baccalaureate sermon. On Sunday, June I, 1980, at 3:00 P.M., 323 seniors, attired in their caps and gowns, marched proudly down the aisles of the Princeton High School auditorium to participate in the 1980 Baccalaureate Service. As Reverend Jimmie Jones preached the sermon he prepared especially for the graduates, mixed emotions covered the crowd of seniors and audience alike. Many seniors were seeing their school years gone by and then seeing a new adventure in the coming years, while many parents were reflecting on their little boy or girl and then seeing how they had grown up. All in all, the Baccalaureate service of 1980 was one that the Class of 1980 will not forget. Bill Campbell seems to be concentrating entirely on walking up the aisle of the auditorium at PHS. These five seniors played a special role in getting the Baccalaureate ser- vice started and finished. 323 GRADUATE IN ’80 AT PHS Graduation is .. . ... a reward after many years of studying. ... a time to celebrate with fellow classmates. ... a chance to share something you’ve strived for with someone you love. ... the last chance to see many classmates. ... a time to feel special and be proud of the paper which proves twelve successful years of schooling. ... a time to say good-bye. ... the end of being a dependent teenager and having to become an adult. ... the first step in becoming what you’ve always dreamed. ... being free. Tonya Elswick and Ted Clements take pleasure in singing the class song, Tuesday’s Gone. Salutalorian Chris Charles proudly addresses his graduating class. Ellen Coburn, ranked third in her senior class, delights in reading the invocation on graduation night. The audience anxiously awaits the moment when their loved one receives his diploma. These seniors seem to be giving their undivided attention to the ac- tivities on the stage. This group of seniors display quite a feu different emotions as their final moment at PHS draws nigh. Mr. Keatley gladly presents a diploma to Ellen Campbell. Blue and Silver Red Rose and Lilly of the Valley “Tuesday's Gone “Go for it Tcigha Atkins and Sonny Campbell appear to be glad everything’s almost over at PHS. Brian Baxter and Ricky Bay have found something amusing during the processional. Class Colors Class Flowers Class Song Class Motto TINA ROBINETTE —VALEDICTORIAN CHRIS CHARLES — SALUTATORI AN Many parents, relatives, and friends wait patiently for graduation to begin These seniors seem to be remembering past events at PHS that have meant something special to them. A A Valedictorian Tina Robinette is shown giving her address to the senior class. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President Ronda Veneri Vice-President Sandy Bowman Secretary Ellen Campbell Treasurer Robin Farley Class Representatives Teigha Atkins. Bill Harmon Class Advisors Mrs. Virginia Houchins Mrs. Brenda McLaughlin Coordinator of Graduation Activities Mrs. L. Ayers Kristy Caldwell and Ellen Campbell remain standing with the rest of their class until everyone is in the gymnasium. Teri Bolin seems to be thinking of the many friends she's made at PHS whom she might not be seeing again for a while. These three seniors appear to be glad graduation has finally arrived. All 323 graduates patiently wait for their well-deserved diploma. The Dream of graduating has finally become a reality for Bill Campbell. GRADUATION IS SUCCESS Assistant Principal. Mr. William Hartman, is shown presenting the Class of 1980 to the audience at graduation. PHS ALMA MATER Lift our hearts. Lift our strains Let's revere our school of fame Ever true, loyal through For our colors, white and blue. Dear Princeton High School, Our love, our pride. We've always held you As our shining guide. Our joys, our sorrows. Hopes, dreams, and fears, We've shared in PHS halls Will live through coming years. BELL SCHEDULE FOR 1979-80 CLASSROOM OPENS 8:20 Homeroom Tardy Bell 8:30 End Homeroom 8:35 First Period Begins 8:40 First Period Ends 9:37 Second Period Begins 9:40 Second Period Ends 10:37 Third Period Begins 10:40 Third Period Ends 11:37 First Lunch Period Begins (2nd Floor) 11:37 Fourth Period Begins (1st floor) 11:40 First Lunch Period Ends (2nd floor) 12:10 Fourth Period Begins (2nd floor) 12:13 Fourth Period Ends (1st floor) 12:37 Second Lunch Period Begins (first floor) 12:37 Second Lunch Period Ends (1st floor) 1:10 Fourth Period Ends (2nd floor) 1:10 Fifth Period Begins 1:13 Fifth Period Ends 2:10 Sixth Period Begins 2:13 Sixth Period Ends 3:10 165 L y 011 f ■— r r-s o4 O fn 0y H i «= j } y $ r' v ( • ? Y f t? r h'df yq up 0ift 6 r t nuu ijyuj KT 3k - V ■% V i J • - , s:: j ' ' . 4 - - z «y CONTRAC TOMCHIN FURNITURE COMPANY “Tomchin's has Faith in the Future.” 423 Mercer Street Princeton, W. Va. 24740 Phone: 425-9014 Phone:(304) 425-8111 CROSSROAD GULF SERVICE STATION Intersection U.S. 460 W. Va. 20 ASR Box 4, Princeton, W. Va. 24740 SWEETHEART BOUTIQUE Complete Home Furnishings. BOWLING FURNITURE COMPANY INC. Princeton, West Virginia 24740 PHONE 425-8169 PRIDE IN YOUR HOME COMES WITH GOOD FURNITURE Itc I Whirlpool oujique 168 929 Mercer Street Princeton, W. Va. 24740 BAKER SANITARY SUPPLY INCORPORATED Princeton Pharmacy Phone 487-1558 • 119 Brick Street • 1442 Main Street Princeton Hours 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Phone 425-2474 or 425-8851 P.O. Box 204 Princeton, West Virginia 24740 Gifts, Cosmetics, Russell Stover Candies, American Greeting Cards Film Developing. Green Valley Exxon Green Valley Mini Mall at the 460 by-pass, (owner Jack N. Gilmore) PHONE 325-9978 E ON CARPETS LINOLEUM HOURS 9 TO 5 Mon. thru Sat The L H e Carped Shack Carpets - Linoleum - Floor Tile 738 MERCER STREET PRINCETON. WV 24740 Phone 30-4 425-4596 169 STAG CLOTHING COMPANY New River Supply Company, Inc. Where the Quality Is a Cut Above” P.O. Box 627 • 813 Mercer Street Princeton, W. Va. 24740 PHone 487-1411 809 Mercer Street Princeton, West Virginia Princeton’s Oldest Men’s Store 809 Mercer Street Princeton, West Virginia 24740 14 Complete Family Styling Phone (304) 425-0621 TO VISIT SANTON’S Princeton, West Virginia Princeton’s Finest Department Store HAIR TAMERS 602 MERCER ST. Ed Anne Duggan Owner Princeton, W. Va. 24740 170 BEST WISHES 'pt t 'Y 4lrvc People Who Know How To Help PRINCETON Bank Tr ust Company 1001 MERCER STREET • PRINCETON, WEST VIRGINIA 24740 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1980. VILLAGE COBBLER The finest shoes anywhere. “Good Luck” Seniors Princeton, West Virginia Compliments of SERVICE CLEANERS 538 Mercer St. Princeton, W. Va. 24740 GOOD LUCK!! TIGERS 24740 APPALACHIAN MACHINE TOOL, INC. Box 5-B Beckley Road Princeton, W. Va. 24740 Phone: 425-1806 425-1807 327-9710 Princeton Shopping Center Princeton; West Virginia 24740 172 KESSINGER’S JEWELRY 747 Mercer St. Princeton, W. Va. WESTERN AUTO 818 Mercer St. Princeton, W. Va. 24740 Lloyd’s Pastry Shop Wedding Party Cakes SHOPPING BOX DISCOUNT GROCERY Green Valley 742 Mercer St. Bluefield, W. Va. Phone 425-2402 Established 1912 Expert watch repairing. Diamonds — Watches — Jewelry Princeton, W. Va. 24740 GOOD LUCK!! Class OF 1980. 24701 Best Wishes to the Class of 1980. COMPLIMENT’S WHITTAKER’S MAN’S WORLD BARBER TRAIL’S AUTO PARTS BUD TEXACO 400 Mercer St. JEWELRY STORE 949 Mercer St. Princeton, W. Va. PRINCETON HIGH SCHOOL OFFICIAL CLASS RING KEEPSAKE DIAMONDS EXCLUSIVE JEWELERS. 305 Thorn St. Princeton, W. Va. Regular Cut — Razor Cut — Hair Style Dan Mathena Phone 425-6869 Princeton, W. Va. Princeton Shopping Center Phone 425-9539 GOOD LUCK!! Class of 1980. Princeton, W. Va. Phone: 425-8357 173 SOUND FACTORY RECORDS TAPES Green Valley Bluefield, W. VA. Phone: 325-6814 “Good Luck Graduates.” COMPLIMENTS GEM JEWELERS 118 Federal St. Bluefield, W. Va. 24701 “Good Luck” to the Class of 1980. ' r WyYA E m t •luunto Rt. 460 By-Pass Bluefield, W. Va. 24701 WE'RE YOUR STATION z 0 UJ Z 5 Z J o Q. ■ A 5 0 boug - -?i UJ tn £ r n u 0 Si r p £ -e 5 3f z o j! (r z o i 0) w K O ffl N id J - a £ $ M h h « k Ifl o ID . Ill St! ® Z U) u 1 ; 5 - f m o DOUG PUCKETT EQUIPMENT Restaurant Equip, and Supplies 307 Thorn Street Princeton, W. Va. Phone: 425-7968 Home: 425-9803 DOUGLAS SPORTING GOODS Princeton, West Virginia 460 ByPass ... The Way to Go . .. “Good Luck” to the Class of 1980. SPECIALIZING IN CHROME PLATING AND MANUFACTURING HYDRAULIC CYLINDERS SWANSON PLATING AND MACHINE 401 LAZENBY AVENUE PRINCETON, W. VA. 24740 GEORGE NUCE PHONES OFF. 304 — 425-9531 HOME: 304-425-8441 175 NELSON'S LADIES SHOP 869 Mercer St. Princeton, W. Va. 24740 Phone: 425-2677 “Good Luck Seniors. DAMIAN’S MUSIC BOX Open Daily 10 A.M. — 5:30 P.M til 8:30 Fridays Mercer St. Princeton, W. VA. 24740 Congratulations to the Class ffirrcll Xiner fa Qood ood SPECIALIZING IN CHAR BROILED STEAKS SERVING BREAKFAST LUNCH DINNER 925 Mercer Street, Princeton of 1980. WALT DEMPSEY CHEVROLET 460 By-Pass LUID3 OCX zt g 8 §CE X; ? MERCER GENERAL INSURANCE Princeton, W. Va. 24740 AGENCY Vega — Camaro — Nova — Chevelle — Caprice — Monte Carlo — Corvette W. A. (Walt) Dempsey, Jr. President Business Phone: 425-2103 Resident Phone: 425-8540 176 LU 858 Mercer St. Princeton, W. Va. 24740 Phone: 425-2176 “Good Luck SPANGLER GIFT SHOP “Complete Bridal Registry” Phone 425-6220 840 Mercer Street Princeton, W. Va. 24740 E E Repair Bluefield, W. Va. 24701 CONGRATULATION to the Senior Class of 1980. JERRI’S Distinctive Gifts 835 Mercer Street Princeton, West Virginia 24740 (304) 425-8286 Your Complete Hallmark Shop ALLEN’S IGA Two Convenient Locations: 1205 Mercer St. Princeton—Athens Crossroads Princeton, West Virginia 24740 mir MEATS and VEGETABLES MS. D’S Green Valley Mini Mall Bluefield, W. Va. 24701 Phone 325-3411 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the graduating Class of 1980. Green Valley Gifts Quality Gifts, Pottery, Baskets Located in the Green Valley Mini Mall Bluefield, W. Va. 24701 177 Western Steer I Family stsakkouse! HOLIDAY INN Oakvale Rd. Princeton, W. Va. 24740 Phone: 425-8711 Good Luck” to the 600 Oakvale Rd. Princeton, W. Va. Class of 1980. LYNCH’S MENS WEAR Things to wear for Men who care. Princeton, W. Va. 24740 CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of 1980. 178 THE DONUT SHOP 579 Mercer St. Princeton, W. Va. 24740 GOOD LUCK!! Class of 1980. VIRGINIA HARDWARE COMPANY 317-319 MERCER STREET PRINCETON, W. VA. 24740 JatuL Norwegian Cast Iron Wood Stoves Pernickety Craftsmen in the Allegheny Highlands In the Princeton Shopping Center. Princeton, W. Va. MEXICAN Tacos Burritos ITALIAN Steaks Submarines Veg. Subs Pi.W eJa Pizlb 23 Bank St. Welch, WV 436-4997 South Walker St. Princeton, WV 425-5373 PIZZAS CHILI SPAGHETTI SALADS HOURS Sun. — Thur. 11 AM — 11 PM Friday — Saturday 11 AM — 12 PM 1471 Fredrick St. Bluefield, WV 325-7611 WV Rt. 20 Just South Of Pipestem State Park 384-9073 179 YOUR HAPPY SPECTRUM HOME SHOPPING STORE HEILIG MEYERS DECORATING CENTER INC. TT Best of LUCK Green Valley Mini-Mall hvpnnpn to the Senior 460 East Between Bluefield and Class of 1980 Princeton PHONE: Your Happy Shopping Store 460 East Between Bluefield and 325-3737 Princeton BLUEFIELD, W. Va. GOOD LUCK 701 Mercer Street Class OPEN: Phone 325-5435 9:30 to 5:30 Daily 9:30 to 8:30 Fridays of 1980! The Church of Heavenly Rest of Princeton 1207 Mercer Street Princeton, W.Va. 24740 Rev. T. Roger McGuire 180 PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Princeton, West Virginia Phone: 425-9525 SEAVER FUNERAL SERVICE, INC. 181 Princeton, West Virginia 24740 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Serving Princeton Since 1840 PASTOR SUNDAY SCHOOL DIR. Danny Agee DIRECTOR OF MUSIC Bill Myers Church Phone 425-8174 Stuart Sigmon Dial-A-Prayer 425-5555 MILL’S MARKET INC. EAST RIVER PHARMACY GROCERIES that are fresh and at reasonable prices ALWAYS. 322 South Walker Street Mercer Street In Princeton, West Virginia 24740 Princeton, West Virginia 24720 Phone: 425-9908 Bluefield-Princeton Highway GRADUATES 182 Town -N- Country Restaurant Lounge Oakvale Road Princeton, West Virginia 24740 425-5404 HECK’S COUNTS AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLY CO. PRINCETON LIBRARY HOURS Monday. Tuesday. Thursday 10:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. In the Princeton Shopping Center Princeton, W.Va. 24740 116 Scott St. Wednesday Friday Congratulations to the Princeton, W.Va. 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Princeton High School Seniors of 1980 184 24740 “GOOD LUCK” Seniors. Saturday 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. H Compliments of ROWLAND H. BAILEY OWNER BAILEY FUNERAL HOME 1611 Honaker Avenue Princeton, W.Va. 24740 Phone: 425-8176 .A JOHNSTON CHAPEL BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday School — 10:00 a.m. Sunday Morn. Worship — 11:00 a.m. Sunday Night — 7:30 p.m. Wed. Night Bible Study — 7:30 p.m. Wed. Night Proteens — 7:30 p.m. mSi UNIFORM center Preaching Christ as man's only hope. (304) 425-7316 PRINCETON SHOPPING CENTER Pastor: Rev. Jimmie Jones H. W. PRUETT P.O. BOX 1083 Princeton, W. Va. Asst. Pastor: Rev. Jim Elliott 185 CUSTOM SIGN WOODLAWN GREENHOUSE, F L BODY SHOP SASH INCORPORATED Bluefield. W. Va. INCORPORATED We grow our own flowers, vegetable plants. 24701 2116 Bluefield We do funerals, weddings, etc. Avenue GOOD LUCK!! Bluefield, W. Va. Rt. 3, Box 26 or P.O. Box 791 Seniors 24701 Bluewell, West Virginia of Princeton Phone: 327-7444 Phone: 589-3680 High School. GOOD LUCK!! 187 Mrs. Mary Jo Cunningham was a teacher for 18 years at our school. She began teaching in 1962 with classes in shorthand and bookkeeping. Later she taught typing, office practice and office machines. Her students and fellow faculty members loved her warmth and pleasing personality. She was intelligent and witty, generous and hopeful. Her active mind, candid nature, generosity and sincerity were great contributing factors in her teaching. She valued an innate sense of fairness to all her students. No one is dead until they are forgotten and Mrs. Cunningham will never be forgotten. Do not stand at my grave and weep; 1 am not there. I do not sleep. I am a thousands winds that blow. I am the diamond glints on snow. I am the sunlight on ripened grain. I am the gentle autumn rain. When you awaken in the morning’s hush, 1 am the swift uplifting rush of quiet birds in circled flight, I am the soft stars that shine at night. Do not stand at my grave and cry; I am not there. I did not die. — unknown o N 188 The withered widows stand in line And sing a saddening song They reach to God and shout out loud And still the man is gone, The parents slowly raise their brow To the homage angels pay And we cry out loud in wonderment As little children play The messenger brings lonely words And women softly weep Men stand around with lowered eyes With just memories to keep The funeral march will soon begin As it slowly starts to rain And we see that life goes on As little children play I don’t know of heaven or hell Or to which man will go. Heaven is a working goal While hell is just below I don’t know where the man has gone And I’m weary to say But I swear I saw him rise to the sky As little children play. — unknown David Shell This page is dedicated to the memory of David Shell, a Princeton senior, who was killed in an auto accident on April 17th. David, a friend to many, was known for his infectious smile and outgoing nature. Employed at Mercer County Airport, he was interested in anything pertaining to planes and flying. Motorcycle riding was an activity that occupied much of his free time. The main priority for David was living his life to the fullest and enjoying every moment. All of us who knew David are to be considered very lucky. Though he died at an early age, through his exuberant personality and joyful attitude he enriched all our lives. M M O R Y 189 AND CHANGES HAVE OCCURRED AT PHS Mrs. Hatcher displays gnashing teeth and her Tiger Spirit to the stu- dent body. FROM HERE TO THERE . . . Many things have changed at PHS since September, 1979. We’ve begun new relationships while strengthening old ones, become close to many faculty members, and have grown up to become a little more stable in our paths of life. From HERE at PHS this year, we've strived to become more educated adults, so that we may have a more prosperous future THERE in the coming years. Robbie Cox appears to enjoy more than just a typical day at PHS while climbing Pinnacle Rock. Mr. Ogden appears to be warning his class of things to come. Could Todd Stone be “two-faccdT? Randy A. Shelton’s Awards (Computer II) 1st place in County Fair WV State Fair awards 1. 2nd outstanding project in math and computer 2. 1st place in math and computer scientific paper Regional Science and Math Fair — (Concord March 29 and 30. 1980) 1. First Place in physical science 2. First Place in junior engineering and technology 3. U.S. Army Award for most outstanding award 4. U.S. Air Force award for most outstanding project 5. Grand Prize for over all — (which was an all ex- pense paid trip to the international science fair at St. Paul. MN) International Science and Engineering Fair at St. Paul MN (May 5 to May 10) I. 4th place of the Golden awards in math and computer category. Princeton’s first to win at International Science Fair 191 192 . • jr FOR SALE: One slightly used, early Rennaisance, all-purpose building. Eight and one half baths, 46 rooms, large kitchen, and dining area, large recreation room with hoops. Owner must sell . . . _ FOR SALE U’ hA REALTY COMPANY