Princeton High School - Tiger Yearbook (Princeton, WV)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1983 volume:

YEAR OF THE TIGER Homecoming 8 Seniors 15 Juniors 59 Sophomores 77 Faculty 93 Clubs 105 Sports 141 Ads 163 Features 181 2 YEAR OF THE TIGER 1983 The Pom Pon girls show their school spirit at a football game. Princeton Senior High School Board of Education Members 4Haa o. leaflet. J� m N Oalay, Jr. Harold Tornchm § ««'« H ch n«n herald Wood School Administratore JB M Hutktl. Suptr i«trndonl H«w rdHarv«f, Administrative AMillMl FADS FOR GRADS . .. CLOTHES ... FASHIONS ... HAIR ... Guy’s hair — Scott Davidson. Eddie Hensley, Scott Noble. Girl’s hair — Beth Frazier, Dee Ratliff, Cindy Lester. 6 . . . CARS . . . MUSIC . . . NEWS . . . MOVIES . . . Mazda RX7 — Rusty Harris, Cindy Repass. Datsun 280ZX — Anita Swim. Mini Skirts — Sherry Davis, Tracy Rucker. Datsun Truck — Steve Tibbs. These are just a few of the fashions at PSHS. Other than these, the top three movies for 1982 were E.T., Rocky III, and An Officer and a Gentleman. The top five songs for 1982 in WV were 1. Let’s Get Physical, 2. Eye of the Tiger, 3. Centerfold, 4. I Love Rock and Roll, 5. Ebony and Ivory. Among the top headlines for 1982, these were the top five: 1. Slumpy economy causes 10.8% unemployment, 2. Tylenol murders, 3. First plastic heart (Barney Clark), 4. Attempted assassination of Pope John Paul II, 5. NFL strikes for 8 weeks. Keith Hurt in his sporty Mustang. 7 HOMECOMING ’82 Junior attendant Dawn Buck and her escort Jim Barton, Senior attendant Charlene McCormick and her escort Charlie Spade, King Scott Davidson, Queen Cathy Poral, Maid of Honor Kim Hawkins and her escort Mike Burkett. Attendant at Large Gina Washington and her escort Kent Strain, Sophomore attendant Paula Wyatt and her escort Parker Hall. King and Queen — Scott Davidson and Cathy Poral — enjoy half-time activi- ties. Jim Barton proudly escorts Junior attendant Dawn Buck onto the field. Homecoming 1982 was the first Homecoming in the new PSHS. It was a beautiful and exciting time for all. The nominees were Annual Staff — Gwen Massini, David Hedge; Art Club — Charlene McCormick, Charlie Spade; Band — Chuck Brady, Leigh Wiley; Varsity Cheerleaders — Cookie Fernandez, Randy Peek; JV Cheerleaders — Sherry Davis, Steve Forbes; Chess Club — Lisa Palmer, Mark Brooks; Choir — Yvonne Hundley, Mike Burkett; FBLA — Angie Morrison, Tim Cline; FCA — Teri Hazelwood, Mark Roberts; FHA — Carla Thompson, Chuck Belton; Football — Kim Hawkins, Greg Blank; French Club— Robin Linton, David Phillips; Interact — Beverly Whitt, Jeff Ballard; Keywanettes — Monica Gergely, Greg Barnette; Majorettes — Lisa Quattrone, Tracy Burks; National Honor Society — Debbie Miller, Steve Hendricks; Pep Club — Angie Faulkner, Scooter Guill; Pom Pon — Lani Sultan, Tim Brown; Race Relations — Traci Rucker, Scott Noble; Science Club — Darlene Cerankowski, Rommel Chaaban; Spanish Club — Donna Bettis, Sean Larese; Student Council — Cathy Poral, Scott Davidson; Tiger Tribune — Sandi Thomas, Sherman Williamson; Thespians Friends — Kris Southern, Keith Radford. King, Queen, Maid of Honor, and Senior attendant were chosen from these candidates. The student body chose Junior attendant, Sophomore attendant, and Attendant at Large. SENIOR FLOAT WON 1st PLACE The Senior float came in 1st place with the theme of “Send Mann to Hillbilly Heaven.” Second place, the Juniors with their theme of “Tigers are Mann Killers.” Third place went to the Sophomores with their theme of “Mann-eating Tigers. 9 CONGRATULATIONS TO SCOTT DAVIDSON AND CATHY PORAL - HOMECOMING KING AND QUEEN The Varsity Cheerleaders’ candidates Randy Peck and Cookie Fernandez seem to have enjoyed the coronation. The Madrigals performed at the Homecoming coronation. Senior attendant Charlene McCormick, escorted by Charlie Spade; Cathy Poral, Queen; Scott Davidson, King; and Maid of Honor Kim Hawkins, escorted by Mike Burkett. David Hedge and Gwen Massini were the Annual Staff’s candidates for Home- Keith Radford and Kris Southern represented Thespians and Friends, coming. HOMECOMING ’82 WAS ENJOYED BY ALL Is Torie Huntington freezing to death on the Homecoming float? Lani Sultan and Tim Brown represent the Pom Pon squad in the Homecoming activities. Among many others, the Bible Club car is decorated beautifully for the parade. 11 STUDENT COUNCIL GIVES SPECIAL-ED A CHRISTMAS PARTY Hal Kirby enjoys a break from all his school work. Mike Reed and Ben Hall . .. busy at work. Santa (Mr. McLaughlin) gives presents to the TMR'S, aided by Sara Roe and Monica Gcrgcly. Kim Wright. John Francisco, and other kids enjoyed the Halloween party given to them by the Student Council. The Special Education Program at PSHS is a very special part of our school. These kids do take place in regular classes and proudly participate in all pep-rallies and special programs. These seniors are active in help- ing with the special ed: Cathy Poral, Tonya Mustard. These students munch out” at lunch. TEACHERS AND STUDENTS ENJOY PSHS DRESS UP DAY Is this Old McDonald or is it Mrs. Stanley? Coach Blackstone apparently just stepped out of a phone booth. Students at PSHS enjoy participating in dress up day. On Tuesday, October 5, 1983, students and teachers participated in PSHS dress up day. This is just one of the many ways they show that school spirit really does exist here at PSHS. Does Mrs. Rector teach French or Hawaiian language? Peggy Duncan .. . just clowning around. PARENTS TAKE A TURN AT SCHOOL Beth French's father seems to like coming to school for her! Is Angie Faulkner's mother, Sandra Douglas, a little jealous of Angie's artistic ability? Tammy Tilley’s mom seems to be telling the teacher that she has no idea how to do Geometry. On Friday, November 19,1982, PSHS gave the parents of students a chance to come and see what school is like for their kids. It was a good idea and may become a tradition here. We’re glad to know that so many parents participated. Par- ents — did you find out that school is as hard as it sounds? Is Terry Thompson’s mother happy to be here? 14 15 Seniors TAMMY ADKINS RECEIVED THE CLASS OF 1926 SCHOLARSHIP SUSIE M ABOULHOSN Ambition: To graduate from West Virginia University with the highest degree in pharmacy. Motto: “Hecks makes the differ- ence Clubs and Activities: DECA WALEED JOUDAT ABOULHOSN Ambition: Electronic Engineer. Motto: Music is what moves the world. JAN ADAMS Ambition: 1 would like to own a little store someday. Motto: If you can't be with the one you love, love the one you’re with. Clubs and Activities: DECA- DCT. Office Aide. Junior Achievement. FBLA (Historian ID. JILL ADAMS Ambition: To become successful someday. Motto: To live life to the fullest. Clubs and Activities: FBLA (Treasurer II). DECA-DCT. Ju- nior Achievement. Office Aide. JOANN ADAMS Ambition: To someday get into computers Motto: The best and most beauti- ful things in the world cannot be seen nor touched, but are felt in the heart. Clubs and Activities: Library Aide. Junior Achievement. FBLA (Secretary 11). TAMMY SUE ADKINS Ambition: To be successful in ev- erything I try. Motto: To never quit or give up. Clubs and Activities: GAA. Honor Society. Race Relations Committee. Girls Basketball. Voll yball. and Softball Teams. TERESA GAYLE ALV1S Ambition: To graduate and al- ways be happy with Eddie Vicrs. Motto: RKA, we’ve scaled the wall . .. we’d love to stay. Clubs and Activities: Pep Club. Art Club, Interact Club. KENNETH DALE ANDERSON Ambition: To always make some- one laugh and be happy. To have a farm of my own. a good job. and raise horses. Motto: Everyone should enjoy life, do the best that they can at anything they do. and don’t let a good opportunity pass you by. 16 DONITA ARNOLD WAS CAPTAIN OF THE GIRLS’ BASKETBALL TEAM JESSICA LYNETTE ANDERSON Ambition: To be a special educa- tion teacher for elementary school. Motto: Be your best in whatever you do. Clubs and Activities: Band GLORIA DONITA ARNOLD Ambition: To become Mrs. James DeWitt. Motto: Help Us! Clubs and Activities: Science Club. Race Relations. GAA. Basketball. Volleyball. Softball. JOHNETTA JOYCE AYERS Ambition: To become a regis- tered nurse, get married, have a family, and be happy. Motto: Be your own person and do your own thing! Clubs and Activities: Spanish Club. Interact Club, Secretary of Senior Class, Office Aide. Honor Society, and President of Health Assistant V.I.C.A. sally ann bailey Ambition: To actually do all the things that have been said that I’ve done and to live through it. Motto: Beware of my bark — but run from my bite. Clubs and Activities: Pep Club. French Club. Medical Arts. In- teract. Keywanettes, National Honor Society, Homeroom Re- presentative, Rhododendron Girl’s State. TAMMY SUE BAILEY Ambition: Get a job. Clubs and Activities: FHA MICHAEL KEVIN BAKER Ambition: To become a success- ful CPA Motto: A man who bows down to nothing cannot bear the burden of himself. Clubs and Activities: FCA, FBLA, Key Club. Baseball. 17 JEFF BALLARD WAS PRESIDENT OF THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY JEFFREY ALLAN BALLARD Ambition: Physician Motto: Every man is the maker of his own success. Clubs and Activities: President of the National Honor Society, Treasurer of the Senior Class, Student Government, French Club, Key Club, Lab Assistant. Media Aide, Chairman of the Student of the Month Commit- tee. Student of the Month for September. MARTHA ANNE BARBFRIO Ambition: To smile a lot Motto: Smile; everyone will won- der what you've been up to. Clubs and Activities: Pep Club. Interact, FHA. GARY GRANT BARKER Ambition: To be President of Russia. Motto: Its Party Time. Italian Style. Clubs and Activities: Baseball. GREGORY JOHN BARNETT Ambition: To be a millionaire by the age of 22. Motto: ALWAYS blame it on someone else. RODNEY KEITH BARNETTE Ambition: To be a success in life and marry the woman of my dreams. Motto: Go for it. JAMES BEAVERS TIMOTHY F. BEAVERS Ambition: To be a millionaire. Motto: To live the best of life you can possibly live. CHARLES WAYNE BELTON. JR Ambition: To be a Truck Driver or a Policeman. Motto: Leave all my love to Don- na Levitt. Clubs and Activities: FHA 18 BOBBI BOWLING WAS SENIOR REPRESENTATIVE OF KEYWANETTES DONNA LEIGH BETTIS Ambition: To be with Scan for- ever and to one day have a career helping needy people. Motto: Learn to forgive those who have hurt you most and laugh with them, not at them. Clubs and Activities: Spanish Club (President). Interact Club. Pep Club (Co-football Chairper- son). Keywanettes (Historian), National Honor Society. Student Council. Medical Arts Club. Li- brary Aide. DONNA LYNNE BILLINGS Ambition: To be a secretary. Motto: Make every day special, as if it were the last. GREG ALAN BLANK Ambition: To be successful in life. Motto: Better a step backwards than a step in the wrong direc- tion. Clubs and Activities: Football, FCA. TAMMY LYNN BLEVINS Ambition: To always be Kojak s 99.9. Motto: Get it while the gettin’s good. Clubs and Activities: FHA, FBLA. w ROBERTA SUE BOWLING Motto: I’m so mad I could spit! Ambition: To stop getting that mad! Clubs and Activities: Keywan- ettes (Sr. Rep ). French Club. In- teract Club. Pep Club. National Honor Society, FBLA. Medical Arts Club. CHARLES STEPHEN BRADY Ambition: To make the big bucks! Motto: “Let there be Rock AC DC 1977. LARRY BREWER KIMBERLY ANN BROOKMAN Ambition: One day I hope to be- come Mrs. Gerald Shrewsbury. Motto: Live today, ponder tomor- row, but remember yesterday. 19 TIM BROWN WAS VICE-PRESIDENT OF FCA TIMOTHY TODD BROWN Ambition: To be a physical thera- pist. Motto: Eat. drink, and be merry, for tomorrow we die. Clubs and Activities: Key Club (Pres.), FCA (Vicc-Prcs.), French Club. Honor Society (Treas.). Race Relations Com- mittee. FBLA. MICHAEL. ANDREW BURKETT Ambition: To hike the Appala- chian Trail from one end to an- other. Motto: To make everyday a “Fri- day”. Clubs and Activities: FHA. soc- cer. SHERRI I.YNN BUCHANAN Ambition: Spend my life with James Sutphin. Motto: Don't walk in front of me, I may not follow; don't walk be- hind me, I may not lead; just walk beside me and be my friend. Clubs and Activities: Thespians and Friends, FBLA. Junior Achievement (Company Pres.) TRACY PAULEY BURKS Ambition: To have a successful business of my own. Motto: Keep on trying. Clubs and Activities: Student Government, Key Club. Spanish Club. Tennis Team, Chess Team. FCA RICHARD WAYNE BUTLER Ambition: To be a successful en- gineer and businessman. Motto: How can you succeed in this life if you never take chances? Clubs and Activities: Key Club. French Club, Student Council. National Honor Society. ALYSA SHAN CARAMENICO MICHAEL CLIFTON CARBAUGH Ambition: To be a heavy equip- ment operator, machinist, weld- er, and a First Sergeant. Motto: Go For It All. DONNA RAE CARTER Ambition: To include God in ev- erything I do and be the happiest possible. Motto: Worrying is putting to- day’s sunshine behind tomor- row’s clouds. Clubs and Activities: FHA, FBLA. DECA. 20 HOMECOMING CANDIDATES-DARLENE CERANKOWSKI AND ROMMEL CHAABAN LINDA CECIL RODNEY DEAN CECIL Ambition: I am going to work construction or on the railroad. Motto: Take one day at a time, because you may not lie here to- morrow. DARLENE ANTIONETTE CERANKOWSKI Ambition: To get Amy through school and to make something of myself, both at the same time. Clubs and Activities: Science Club. Bible Club. Pep Club. Race Relations. Choir. ROMMEL FELIPE CHAABAN Ambition: To become a doctor of medicine. Clubs and Activities: Spanish Club. Soccer. Homecoming Court. JACQULYN MANE CLARK Ambition: To be married and have two kids. Motto: To live a happy life with the ones I love. Clubs and Activities: Pep Club. MICHAEL DAIM CLARK Ambition: To succeed in life. Motto: Strive to be your best Clubs and Activities: Tennis Spanish Club. FCA. ELBERT EUGENE COMBS. JR Ambition: Be successful in ev- erything I do. Motto: Get it while the gettins good. MARY JANE COMBS Ambition: To get a good job and go through life happy. Motto: Live each day to the ful- lest; tomorrow is only a dream. Clubs and Activities: FBLA, FHA, National Honor Society. 21 KENNY COOK WAS VICE-PRES. OF THE SPANISH CLUB SANDRA LOUISE COMER Motto: Live and let live! Clubs and Activities: Spanish Club, FBLA. FHA. TERESA ANN CONNER Ambition: To find a unicorn. Motto: “For they can conquer who believe they can.” Clubs and Activities: Tiger Tri- bune (Business, Advertising Manager), Student Council (Rep.), National Honor Society, Keywanettes. FBLA, Medical Arts Club. Interact Club, Pep Club, Spanish Club. KENNETH EDWARD COOK Ambition: To succeed at every- thing I try. Motto: Go for it! Clubs and Activities: Spanish Club (Vice Pres ). DECA, Stu- dent Council (Rep ), FCA. RICK L. CORDILL Ambition: Work in the mines, make money, and get married. Motto: Try to be the best at ev- erything you do. KEVIN LEIGH CRAFT Ambition: To be happily mar- ried. always happy, and always myself. Motto: GO FOR THE GUSTO! Clubs and Activities: Spanish Club (Project Chairman) SHELIA LYNN CRAFT Ambition: To go to college and take nursing. Motto: Let me be free; let me be me. RHONDA LESLIE CROTTY Ambition: To have my own ac- counting firm by the time I'm 25. Motto: Don't worry about it. MIKE RAY COLEMAN 22 SCOTT DAVIDSON WAS PRESIDENT OF THE SENIOR CLASS JOY I DAVENPORT Ambition: Go to college, study computers, and marry Mike Hess. Motto: Live and let live Clubs and Activities: FBI.A. FHA, Art Club. Library Staff. Student Council Alternate. SCOTT WALTER DAVIDSON Ambition: To become the Presi- dent of the I B M. Corporation. Motto: The world of disco has now sunk: prepare yourself for the world of PUNK!! Clubs and Activities: FCA (Pres., Sec.-Treas.), SG A (Treas.- 10. Jr. and Sr. Class Pres.). Na- tional Honor Society (Pari.). Who’s Who Among American High School Students, Ameri- ca’s Outstanding Names and Faces. Interact. Football. Soccer. Baseball. STEVE DAVIS TAMMY DELUCA JOAB JOHN DICK Ambition: To become wealthy, successful, and live in an exotic land. Motto: Life is either a daring ad- venture or nothing at all .. Clubs and Activities: FCA, Foot- ball, Weight lifting. Tennis. SONJA RAINA DORMAN Ambition: Be prepared for what lies ahead. Motto: Today I follow; tomorrow I lead. Clubs and Activities: FHA (11), Pep Club (II). V1CA. 23 LAURA ELLISON WAS CO-CAPTAIN OF MAJORETTES CATHY JANE DOVE Ambition: To always be unique. Motto: ”Do you now?” Clubs and Activities: FHA. FBLA. DEBBIE DEE DUNCAN Ambition: To be a nurse, gel mar- ried. and have two kids. Motto. Love me. don't hurt me. and PLEASE don't forget me! Clubs and Activities: DECA. DWIGHT DUNFORD JAMES ALAN ELLISON Ambition: To become a success- ful sailor and be happily married to Anne. Motto: To go for it and finally get it. LAURA DAWN ELLISON Ambition: To go to college, be- come a nurse, and someday own my own tiger Motto: I saw yesterday and look forward to tomorrow. Clubs and Activities: Band. Cap- tain Majorette. Annual Staff, Pep Club. Science Club. CHARLES EDWARD ELMORE Ambition: To go to college and find a good job in drafting or arts. Motto: A little kindness goes a long way. TINA I. ELMORE Ambition: Go to college, become a legal secretary, and marry Bryon Ettcr. Motto: Live and Let Live. Clubs and Activities: FBLA. Li- brary Staff. ELIZABETH DIANA FARMER Ambition: To become a nurse or typist. Motto: When you start some- thing, you should finish it. Clubs and Activities: FHA. 24 STEVE FORBES-ALL COALFIELD CONFERENCE ANGELA LOUISE FAULKNER Motto: R.T.K. we scaled the wall; we’d love to stay . .. Clubs and Activities: Cheerlead- er. Pep Club (Pari ). Thespians and Friends. National Honor So- ciety. Art Club. IRENE CORAZON FERNANDEZ Ambition: To be the best I can be. Motto: To each his own Clubs and Activities: Cheerlead- er. French Club. Newspaper. Pep Club MICHAEL WAYNE FERRELL Ambition: To Find the perfect woman. Motto: What’s it to ya? Clubs and Activities: Spanish Club. PERRY JEAN FIGLF. Ambition: To live life the way I want to. not the way somebody else wants me to. Motto: Don’t do a job halfway. Do it all the way. STEVEN WAYNE FORBES Ambition: To become the fourth stooge. Motto: “Well, correct me if I’m wrong, but I don't think you have to.” Clubs and Activities: Football. Track. Weight Lifting. FCA, FHA. TERESA JANE FOWLER Ambition: To finally be able to look at the world with a smile. Motto: I live for the weekend! Clubs and Activities: National Honor Society, Keywanetlcs. French Club. Pep Club. Pom-pon Squad. Medical Arts. PETER MICHAEL FRAETIS Ambition: To be a Naval Officer. Motto: Work hard to get what you want. Clubs and Activities: VICA JOY BETH FRAZIER Ambition: To always keep the se- cret that Jim Morrison is alive and well and living contentedly in my basement. Motto: Here’s to good friends . . . Clubs and Activities: French Club. Art Club (Pres.). Pep Club (Chairman), National Honor So- ciety (See ), Who’s Who Among American High School Stu- dents. Interact. Keywanettes (Historian). SGA (Second Vice- Pres.). Rhododendron Girl’s State, Race Relations Commit- tee. Thespians and Friends. Homeroom Representative 10 and 11. 25 MONICA GERGELY WAS PRESIDENT OF KEYWANETTES SHERRI LYNN PULP Ambition: To be able to look for the good side in everyone . and love them for it. Motto: It’s been real!” Clubs and Activities: Spanish Club. Art Club. FHA. HARRY EDWARDGARRHTT Ambition: To be successful in life. Motto: Live for today because to- morrow may never come. MONICA ANN GERGELY Ambition: To use my abilities to their fullest potential in all that I will do. Motto: Liberty of thought is the life of the soul. Clubs and Activities: Keywan- cltes (Pres). Keywanettes (Jr. Rep.), National Honor Society. Band. Student Council. Thespi- ans and Friends, Lab Asst., Who's Who Among American High School Students. Rhodo- dendron Girls State, Medical Arts Club. ERIC DWAYNE GILLESPIE Ambition: To get a bachelor’s in Electronic Engineering, get mar- ried, and have kids. Motto: Try until you get it! Clubs and Activities: Band. VICA SANDRA ELLEN GOBBLE Ambition: To go to college and become a Paralegal. Motto: Smile; today is the day you worried about yesterday. Clubs and Activities: FHA. Thespians and Friends. GREGORY SCOTT GRAHAM Ambition: To hike across Ml. Everest with a small group of pigmies, discover gold, and cele- brate at Mike’s Snack Bar!! Motto: “Let the good times roll.” DARRELL GUILL ALAN RAY HAGER Ambition: To succeed and be happy. Motto: Rock and Roll Ain’t Noise Pollution AC DC ’83. Clubs and Activities: Choir. Madrigals. 26 RUSTY HARRIS CONTRIBUTED GREATLY TO TIGER BASKETBALL DEAN EDWARD HAGEY Ambition: To go to college, re- ceive my Engineering degree, and have lots of money. Motto: The only way to have a Iriend is be one. YVETTE CHRISTINE BISHOP-HALL Ambition: To be happy forever in my marriage to Travis, to one day be the same kind of mother as my mom. and to love my children as my parents love me! Motto: Hey baby, don't worry 'bout it! Clubs and Activities: FBLA (Treas.). Junior Class Treas. CHARLIE KENNETH HAMER Ambition: To lead the “widders into the promised land. Motto: Be a “black widder and rule the world. JEFFREY SCOTT HANSON Ambition: Director of a Broad- way play. Motto: Work hard today because there is no tomorrow. Clubs and Activities: Thespians and Friends. CECIL HARDIN RUSTY HARRIS LAURA JEAN HARDIN Ambition: To marry and spend the rest of my life with Wayne Cecil. Motto: Smile I love you! Clubs and Activities: Pep Club. DECA. JACKIE RENEE HATCHER Ambition. To live a great life and to never die the hard way. Motto: Have another like the other. Clubs and Activities: Choir. FHA, Interact. Jr. Civitans. 27 TERI HAZLEWOOD WAS PRESIDENT OF PEP CLUB THOMAS LEE HATCHER Ambition: To be a weed puller at Arby’s. Motto: Save your confederate money, boys; the South’s going to rise again. KIMBERLY LEE HAWKINS Ambition: To ride out the Green Wave and live happily ever after with my VICIOUS FISH”. Motto: R.T.A. We sealed the wall, we’d love to stay . . . Clubs and Activities: Thespians and Friends, Senior Class (Fe- male Rep ), Homecoming Court (Maid of Honor). Pom-pon Squad (co-captain). DAVID LEE HAWKS Ambition: To see the South rise again. Motto: To be a “Black Widder . DARRIN LEE HAYNES Ambition: To become a night stockman at Kroger. Motto: To see the South rise again. STEVE WAYNE HAZELWOOD Motto: That which doesn’t kill makes us stronger. THERESA KAY HAZLEWOOD Ambition: To keep defeating Randy Peek at his “own game”. Motto: Pig Power! Clubs and Activities: Pep Club (Pres.), French Club (Pres.), In- teract. Keywanettes (Recording See.), Race Relations. Home- coming Rep., Homecoming Can- didate. Pom-pon Squad. DAVID ALLEN HEDGE Ambition: To become a success in life. Motto: Give it your best. Clubs and Activities: Basketball, Cross Country, FCA, FHA. STEPHEN RAY HENDRICKS Ambition: To have an ambition. Motto: I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me! Clubs and Activities: J.V. Bas- ketball. 28 SENIORS! TOP WINNERS IN SPIRIT! MICHAEL RAY HICKS Ambition: Wrestler. Motto: Work, then work some more. Clubs and Activities: Chess Club. FHA. DECA. JOCIE HILL BOTTIE ARCHIE TODD HOLDREN Ambition: To become a SherifT or a State Trooper. Motto: May the force be with you. Clubs and Activities: Cross Country. Basketball. PHILIP ALAN HOLLAND Clubs and Activities: JA. ANNETTE HONAKER Ambition: To become a R.N. Motto. Smile, it will make every- one’s life brighter. Clubs and Activities: Bible Club, Interact. French Club. Library Aide. DAVID WAYNE HORNE Ambition: To die in a violent car wreck. Motto: Why not? LARRY HORTON MONTY HUBBARD. JR Clubs and Activities: VICA. 29 TORIE HUNTINGTON WAS BUSINESS MANAGER FOR YEARBOOK SHELIA YVONNE HUNDLEY Ambition: To be with Fred 4- ever!!! Motto: Tisn’t life that matters! It's courage you bring to it. Clubs and Activities: Volleyball. Choir. VICTORIA ANNE HUNTINGTON Ambition: To take a final ride in the “Ranch Wagon . Motto: Hiccup! Hiccup! Hiccup! Clubs and Activities: Art Club. French Club. Annual Staff. Cheerleader. Interact. Pep Club. CHARLES KEITH HURT Ambition: To become full time at the Kroger Co. Motto: South will rattle again. BRENDA JO HUTCHINS Motto: Trust in the Lord. Clubs and Activities: Bible Club. Madrigals. Honor Choir. All- State Chorus. DEAN A FAYE HYLTON Ambition: To live “happily ever after” with Frankie. Motto: Smile; it will make people wonder what you're up to! Clubs and Activities: FBLA. FHA. KATHY INSCORE KRISTY LEANN JACKSON Motto: If you love something, set it free; if it comes back, it's yours; if it doesn't, it never was. Clubs and Activities: FHA DEXTER LANE JOHNSON Ambition: Become President of Kroger's. Motto: “It's great!” Clubs and Activities: Key Club. 30 MARY KAMINSKI WAS PRESIDENT OF FHA ERIC ROSS JOHNSON Ambition: To become an ocean- ographer. Motto: If you see something you want, go for it. Clubs and Activities: Band. MICHELE “CRICKET JOHNSON Ambition: To one day become Mrs. Mark Mustard. Motto: Go For It! Clubs and Activities: FHA. FBLA. RONNIE TRENT JOHNSTON Ambition: To be happy and get what I want out of life. Motto: If you live for love you’ve got to love to live. Clubs and Activities: Student Council, FCA, Key Club, Li- brary Aide. FHA, French Club, Tennis. SUSAN GAYLE JONES Ambition: To be happily married to Brian and to have a good job. Motto: “Follow your dreams . Clubs and Activities: FBLA, FHA. MARY KAMINSKI Ambition: To get the Ranch Wagon back on the road. Motto: Oh! Clubs and Activities: Pep Club, French Club, Interact, Thespi- ans and Friends (Vicc-Prcs.), FHA (Pres ), Library Aide. Bi- ble Club. MICHEAL CHARLES K ASSAY Motto: Fly like an eagle ... to the sea. Clubs and Activities: Homeroom Rep.. Art Club. ANNETTE MARIE KATONA Ambition: To be a secretary. Motto: Let God be your strength, your song, and become your sal- vation. Clubs and Activities: FBLA. TAMMY KAYE KELLY Ambition: To achieve all of my dreams or at least some of them. Motto: If you want something bad enough, you can achieve it, no matter what confronts you. Clubs and Activities: Pep Club, Thespians. Spanish Club. News- paper. Science Club. Tennis, Na- tional Business Students of America. 31 CLOVIS LAWLESS MADE ALL-CONFERENCE FOOTBALL TEAM CHARLENE KAROL KISH Ambition: To have my own Me “Nutt” house. Motto: Hey, Mrs. Blankenship, HELP!!! Clubs and Activities: FHA, FBLA. KAREN KRESS TINA KNOWLES Ambition: To be rich, happy, and successful. Motto: The beautiful things in life cannot be heard or touched, but only felt by the heart. Clubs and Activities: FBLA. In- teract, Pep Club. CATHERINE ALLISON LAMBERT Ambition: To laugh with the sin- ners instead of crying with the saints. Motto: Only the good die young. Clubs and Activities: French Club (Social Chairman). Pep Club, Keywancttcs. National Honor Society. Medical Arts. In- teract (Pari.), Thespians and Friends. STEPHEN SEAN LARESE Ambition: To be a CPA (Certi- fied Public Accountant) and be successful in life. Motto: Draft beer, not people. Clubs and Activities: French Club. Interact Club, Golf team. CLOVIS BRADFORD LAWLESS Ambition: Just to smurf around Motto: REEEEEEL GOOD!!!!! Clubs and Activities: Football. FCA PHIL GORDON LEONARD Ambition: Take them one at a time. Motto: To have fun all the time. CYNTHIA RAE LESTER Ambition: To always be happy and successful. Motto: Love conquers all. Clubs and Activities: FBLA (Vice Pres ), Pep Club, FHA. 32 GWEN MASSINI WAS CO-EDITOR FOR YEARBOOK KIMBERLY GAYE STARKEY LESTER Ambition: To become an LPN or RN. Motto: Live your dreams and trust in the Lord. Clubs and Activities: DECA (Vice-Pres.). LEANNA GAYE LEWIS ROBIN CAROLE LINTON Ambition: To be the next Sig- mond Freud. Motto: T.K.A. We sealed the wall: we’d love to stay. Clubs and Activities: Pep Club. Interact, French Club, Art Club. Keywanettes. Homecoming nominee (French Club). KIMERLY KAY MANN Ambition: To get as far in life as I can. Motto: Smile; for today is the day you worried about yesterday. Clubs and Activities: Pep Club. Thespians and Friends. DECA. DEBRA SUE MANNING Ambition: To live a happy and full life. Motto: “Born to party. GWEN MASSINI Ambition: To turn 18! Motto: You thristy, Pat — yeah! Let’s get a drink. Clubs and Activities: Co-editor for Yearbook. Homeroom Rep.. Student Council. Homecoming nominee. Keywanettes, FBLA, Science Club. Who's Who Among American High School Students. AMY MATH ENA JAMES KEVIN MCCABE Ambition: To be RICH! Motto: If you can’t be with the one you love, love the one you’re with. Clubs and Activities: Thespians and Friends. Honor Society. French Club, SGA, Homeroom Guide. 33 KANDI MOON WAS A MEMBER OF THE TIGERETTES PATTI CHARLENE MCCORMICK Ambition: To live a happy and successful life. Motto: Whoever lives a true life will love true love. Clubs and Activities: Pep Club. Art Club (Sec.). Pom Pon Squad (Capt.), Senior Attendant Homecoming Court. AMY MARIE MCGINNIS Ambition: To look 17 by the time I’m 25. Motto: Put a little weekend in your week. Clubs and Activities: Pep Club. French Club. Bible Club. Thespi- ans and Friends. Choir. Tiger Tri- bune. Race Relations Commit- tee. ANGELA MARIE MCPHERSON Ambition: To be successful in the path I choose to follow. Motto: Keep a smile on your face. Clubs and Activities: Spanish Club. Interact, Pep Club. WILLIAM RAY MEADOWS Ambition: To go into the Air Force. BARNETTE WASHINGTON MEADOWS Clubs and Activities: VICA KATHY JEAN MIDKIFF Ambition: To walk with success in the path I choose to follow. Motto: There is only the three of us: you. whom I love; myself, whom I’m not sure of; and God, who is always there. Clubs and Activities: Band, Spanish Club, National Honor Society. BETH MILLER Ambition: Have a house in Quail Valley. Motto: When it’s right, it’s right, when it’s wrong, do it anyway. Clubs and Activities: FHA. FBLA. DEBRA ANNETTE MILLER Ambition: To be successful in whatever field I choose to follow. Motto: If you like it, buy it. Clubs and Activities: National Honor Society, French Club (Sec.), Keywanettes, Interact (Sec.), Pep Club. 34 ERIC NOLLEY WAS A SENIOR-EDITOR FOR YEARBOOK MONTRESE YVETTE MOON Ambition: To be successful in whatever I decide to do. Motto: “Come on. Dee, don’t leave me! Clubs and Activities: Basketball, Race Relation Committee, Sci- ence Club. Choir. FHA. PATRICIA ANN MOORE Ambition: To see the world. Motto: Take it to the limit Clubs and Activities: FBLA (Pres ). Homeroom Rep., Stu- dent Council, Pep Club, FHA. ANGELA LYNN MORELLO Motto: If you love something set it frce; if it comes back to you it is yours; if it doesn’t, it never was. SUSAN GAYE MORRIS Ambition: To live my life to the fullest. Motto: Smile ... For today is the day you worried about yesterday. Clubs and Activities: DECA, Pep Club. Thespians and Friends. TONYA RENE MUSTARD Ambition: To be a successful psy- chologist and a happy beach bum all wrapped in one. Motto: “You wanna do what?! Clubs and Activities: Pom-Pon Squad. Kcywancltcs, Pep Club, Interact, Bible Club. French Club. AN DR A ANNE MURRAY Ambition: To attend Juilliard School of the Arts and hit Broad- way headstrong. DAYTON DOUGLAS NEAL Ambition: To become a State Po- liceman. Motto: “Common sense is not so common. JACKSON RAY NEAL Ambition: To be successful in life. Motto: Don’t get caught with your wet feet on a dry floor. Clubs and Activities: V1CA. DECA. 35 RANDY PEEK WAS CO-CAPTAIN OF FOOTBALL TEAM KIMBERLY DAWN NISBET-LILLY Ambition: To live happily with Allen and to have an Allen, Jr. Motto: Live everyday as if it were your last day. Clubs and Activities: Thespians and Friends, FCA, Pep Club, In- teract. ERIC WAYNE NOLLEY Ambition: To become rich and famous. Motto: 1 don’t know anything about money matters, except that it sure docs. Clubs and Activities: Thespians and Friends (Treas.), Yearbook Staff, Band, Spanish Club. SHERYL JEAN ODELL Ambition: To graduate and cruise Princeton the rest of my life on Earth. Motto: One of these days, my ship will come in; and with my luck. I'll be at the airport. Clubs and Activities: FBLA, FHA. LESTER WAYNE OWENS Ambition: To marry this one spe- cial lady. Motto: If you love something, show it. Clubs and Activities: Residential Building Contest (3rd). Weight- lifting. SUZETTE RENEE PARDEW Ambition: To become an RN. Motto: Take life one day at a time and enjoy it; for when you're ready to enjoy it, it may not come. Clubs and Activities: FHA. ANTHONY PARKER 36 DAVID PHILLIPS WAS CAPTAIN OF BASKETBALL TEAM RANDALL LEE PEEK Ambition: To be successful in Life. Motto: “Go for it Clubs and Activities: Football (Co-Cap ). FCA. MARK STF.VEN PENTASUGLIA Ambition: To live, love, and be happy. Motto: Use it ’til you lose it. Clubs and Activities: VICA ROBIN PERKINS Ambition: To be successful ca- reer person and wife. Motto: Mountaineers are always free. KATHRYN ELIZABETH PETTREY Ambition: B.S. in management. Motto: If you love something, set it free; if it comes back to you, it is yours: if it doesn’t, it never was Clubs and Activities: Chess Club. FHA. DAVID PHILLIPS TIMOTHY ASHLEY PITT Ambition: To be a free person and do what I want when I want to. Motto: Do unto others before they have a chance to do it unto you. Clubs and Activities: FHA. VICA. Choir. LORETTA A. PITZER Ambition: To be the best at what I want to do. Motto: To grow at least 5 inches taller. Clubs and Activities: DECA (Trcas.). MICHAEL ALLEN PITZER The memory of a friend will live on forever in one’s heart. 37 LISA QUATTRONE WAS CO-HEAD FOR FLAG CORPS JIMMY LEE POFF Ambition: To succeed in the way of life. CATHERINE ANNE PORAL Ambition: To marry the presi- dent of the IBM Corporation. Motto: The past is my heritage; the present, my responsibility; and the future, my challenge. Clubs and Activities: Student Council (Vicc-Pres.), Vicc-Prcs. of Senior Class. Interact (Vice- Prcs ), Pep Club (Sec.), Bible Club (Sec.). Pom pon squad, Keywanettes (Pari.), French Club (Pari.), Homecoming Queen. Student Of The Month for Nov.. Who's Who. KEITH POTTS GEORGIA CAROL PREVENTO Ambition: To make the special person in my life happy. Motto: You only get out of life what you put into it. ALICE REBECCA PRITCHETT Ambition: To be really happy. Motto: I finally got everything together, but I forgot where I put it. Clubs and Activities: Spanish Club. Interact, Pep Club. FHA, Art Club. ANGELA SUE PRITT Ambition: To become a Regis- tered Nurse and have a happy marriage. Motto: Be Free. Hang Loose, and Stay Loose. Clubs and Activities: Pom Pon. LISA ANN QUATTRONE Ambition: To experience life to the fullest and to use those exper- iences to help others. Motto: Remember me as the sound of laughter. Clubs and Activities: Keywan- ettes (Vicc-Prcs.), Band (Vice Pres ), Flag Corps (Co-head). Honor Society, Homeroom Rep., Served on Student of the month committee. JEFFERY WAYNE QUESENBERRY Ambition: To date Kim. the ni- cest girl I know. Clubs and Activities: DECA. 38 MARK ROBERTS MADE COALFIELD CONFERENCE MIKESTlVEN QUESENBERRY Ambition: To make my dreams reality. Motto: Even though I don’t do much, I get the job done. Clubs and Activities: Football. Weightlifting. ADAM KEITH RADFORD Ambition: To live life to the ful- lest. Motto: Life is desire and desire is life. Clubs and Activities: Football, Track. Weightlifting, WV Teen- age Powerlifting Champion, FCA, Coach for Keywanettes Football Team. JACOB CHRISLY RARICK. Ill Ambition: To be an oil, gold, and gasoline tycoon. Motto: Sworn to fun, loyal to none. Clubs and Activities: VICA. JAMES GARVIN RAMSEY Ambition: Be a railroad man and raise a family. Motto: Enjoy life while you can; it doesn’t last that long. VALERIE DENISE RATLIFF Ambition: To finish college with a Masters in Art and repay my dearest friend and sister “Tammy” for all those special fa- vors and encouragement. Motto: “Sometimes, to keep it to- gether, you’ve got to leave it alone.” Clubs and Activities: Art Club, Student Council, FBLA. RODNEY RYAN REED Ambition: To reunite the Knights of the Round Table; and as their leader. Sir Rodney, the Magnifi- cent. bravely combat the forces of evil throughout the world. Motto: You can get more with a kind word and a gun. than you can with a kind word Clubs and Activities: Key Club (Vice-Pres). Tiger Tribune (Art and Review Editor). JOHN TIMOTHY REED, JR Ambition: To own my very own Mazda RX-7 Motto: To be with my best friend “Sharon Kay Fuda” forever. Clubs and Activities: Football, Weightlifting. CYNTHIA DAWN REPASS Ambition: To marry Rusty Har- ris. Motto: Whatever. Clubs and Activities: J.V. Cheer- leader (Capt.). Student Council, FBLA. 39 JOEY ROSE WAS SENIOR EDITOR OF YEARBOOK CLARENCE DEAN RICHARDSON Motto: Richardson for President Clubs and Activities: Football MARK GREGORY ROBERTS Ambition: To be successful in whatever I do. Motto: To do the best I can with what I have. Clubs and Activities: Football. Powerlifting. Track. FCA (Treas.). Spanish Club. SHEILA LYNN ROBERTSON Ambition: To race in the Indy 500. Motto: The Souths gonna rise again. Clubs and Activities: Choir SARA NELL ROE Ambition: To trust the Lord in all that I do. Motto: There is only one success — to be able to spend your life in your own way. Clubs and Activities: Student Council (Pres). Spanish Club (Treas.). Race Relations Com- mittee (Co-Chair ). Pep Club. National Honor Society, Thespi- ans and Friends. Bible Club. Ti- ger Tribune. Interact. Hugh O’Brien Outstanding Sopho- more. Rhododendron Girls State Rep. JOEY RAY ROSE Ambition: To go to Monaco and sweep Princess Stephanie right off her feet! Motto: Even the person who has everything occasionally runs out. Clubs and Activities: Who’s Who Among American High School Students. Thespians and Friends. Yearbook Staff. Band, Lab Asst. TONY L. ROSE Ambition: To be an auto mcchan ic. Motto: Be all you can be. Clubs and Activities: Choir TRACI YVONNE RUCKER Ambition: To achieve the ulti- mate in happiness, peace, and contentment. Motto: May you always have the freedom ... to be yourself. Clubs and Activities: Spanish Club (See.), Science Club (Vice- Pres.). Pep Club, Race Relations Committee (Chair.), FHA. 40 SONNY SHRADER WON FIRST PLACE-STATE WEIGHTLIFTING TIMOTHY DARRIN SADDLER Ambition: To get the most out of life that I can. Motto: If you can’t be good, be good at it! Clubs and Activities VICA RAYMOND ST CLAIR KATHY ELIZABETH SELLERS Ambition: To someday be a vc- ternarian or a housewife. Motto: Always live out your dreams, and don’t let anything get in your way. Clubs and Activities: FBLA (Photographer). DECA (DCT), JA LINDA RUTH SHEETS Ambition: To get out of high school and go to college Motto: WV Mountaineers al- ways be free. BRIAN KEITH SHRADER Ambition: To be happily married to Sue. Motto: Go for it. before another beats you to it. DAVID EUGENE SHRADER Ambition: To be successful in a career. Motto: If you arc going to do something, do it right the first time. Clubs and Activities: VICA SONNY WADE SHRADER Ambition: To get the most out of life. Motto: Be good at it Clubs and Activities: Weightlift- ing REGINA LYNN SHREWSBURY Ambition: To be the best Chris- tian I can. Motto: You never know what fun is. until you know Jesus Christ. Clubs and Activities: Bible Club 41 KIM SMITH WAS CO-EDITOR OF YEARBOOK ERIC RAY SIGMON Ambition: Be a member of the ESTspecial forces of the USAF. KIMBERLY JO SMITH Ambition: To lift the burden of at least one deaf and blind child. Motto: BIG FAT HAIRY DEAL!!!! Clubs and Activities: Yearbook Staff (Co-editor). French Club. Pep Club. Keywanettes. Thespi- ans and Friends, Student Coun- cil. Homeroom Rep. SHEILA MARIE SMITH Ambition: Continue in school and become Mrs. Cabbcll. Motto: Accept life as it comes and enjoy it. for it may not come when you want to enjoy it. Clubs and Activities: FBLA. French Club. Pep Club, Bible Club, Choir. JA. TERESA MARIE SMITH Ambition: To become an RN and later to get married. Motto: All you need is Jesus to make it in life. Clubs and Activities: Spanish Club. FBLA, FHA, VICA WANDA JEAN SNAPP Ambition: To be happy spending the rest of my life with David . . . Motto: Remember yesterday, dream about tomorrow, but live today. Clubs and Activities: FHA, FBLA. CHARLES EDWIN SPADE Ambition: To have twin boys after I’m married and miss one day of school. Motto. Life is one big game, and I’ve played with the best. Clubs and Activities: Football, Weightlifting. Art. PATRICIA LYNN SPARKS Ambition: To always have my “buddic” to hold and squeeze and wuv forever and ever. Motto: You thristy, Gwen-Yeah! Let’s get a drink. 42 LANI SULTAN WAS ON POM-PON SQUAD KAREN STANLEY RICHARD FRANKLIN STANLEY Ambition: To have a good family and good health. Motto: “Hey, dude!” WILEY KENT STAPLETON Ambition: To marry Linda Sheets and spend the rest of my life with her. Motto: Always be special to the one you love. Clubs and Activities: FHA KENTOBRIAN STRAIN Ambition: To live a tax free life. LEILANI PARALES SULTAN Ambition: To fulfill my hopes and dreams. Motto: Though days and seasons soon are gone, a love that’s true goes on and on. Clubs and Activities: Pom-pon Squad, National Honor Society. Pep Club. French Club. Keywan- ettes. ANITA GAYE SWIM Ambition: To live life at the best with Ricky Dalton Motto: To have my 280ZX for- ever! Clubs and Activities: Softball, Choir. CALVIN BRENT SWIM Ambition: To live in my tractor- trailer and ride coast to coast. Motto: Live to ride and ride to live. SHERRI ELIZABETH SYRES Ambition: Go to college. Motto: The best and most beauti- ful things in the world cannot be seen or touched, but felt by the heart. Clubs and Activities: FHA 43 SANDI THOMAS WAS NATIONAL MERIT FINALIST DAVID WAYNE TABOR Ambition: To be a world class runner. Motto: Why settle for good, when you’re the greatest. Clubs and Activities: Track. Cross Country. Basketball KEVIN DALE THOMAS Ambition: To become a high paid welder. Motto: Rule as Shola did. SANDRA MARIE THOMAS Ambition: To go to V.P.I., to see Rhonda, and to not hit anymore “persons.” Motto: Nice name. Bobby, but take it from Virgil, they’re dead- ly! Clubs and Activities: Choir (Pres, and Accomp ). Madrigals. Tiger Tribune (Ed.). National Honor Society, Who’s Who Among American High School Students. Who’s Who in Music. National Merit Scholarship fina- list. Homecoming Candidate, Student Council. Pep Club. In- teract, Keywanettes. Spanish Club. CARLA JEAN THOMPSON Ambition: To graduate from PSHS and to leave all my hard times and my boring classes to my cousin Gary Thompson. “May the force be with you!” To- tally! Ha!! Motto: If you can't be with the one you love, love the one you’re with. Clubs and Activities: FHA, Homecoming Candidate. (FHA). RANDY THOMPSON ALAN TIBBS Ambition: My ambition 4 years ago was to get Rhonda Powell; my ambition now is to get Rhonda Powell. Motto: Live. Love, and Let be. STEVE TIBBS BERTHA EVELYN UMBERGER Ambition: To go to college to be an executive secretary. Motto: If you love something, set it free; if it comes back to you, it is yours; if it doesn’t, it never was. Clubs and Activities: FBLA 44 GINA WASHINGTON WAS CAPTAIN OF VARSITY CHEERLEADERS TONY UNDERWOOD JOHN HENLEY VARNER Ambition: To be able to make the best out of what I have. Motto: “Always work alone be- cause if you mess up, you have no one to blame but yourself. ROBERT ANTHONY WAITERS Ambition: Walters to be Presi- dent. Motto: Walters for President. Clubs and Activities: Football, Weightlifting, Track GINA LOUISE WASHINGTON Ambition: To become a success- ful model. Motto: Make everyday as if it were your last. Clubs and Activities: Cheerlead- er (Capt.), Bible Club (Treas.), French Club, FBLA, Science Club (Pres ). Pep Club. Madri- gals (Sec. and Treas.), GAA. Ti- gerettes. Softball. MARY DIANE WERT Ambition: To be successful in life. Motto: Live each day as they come. Clubs and Activities: Interact, FHA. Pep Club. Spanish Club (Project Chm.) KEN WHITLOW Motto: Life is like a lifesaver: here one minute, gone the next. Clubs and Activities: Art Club. Bible Club. LISA DAWN WHITLOW Ambition: To become a comput- er technologist. Motto: Life is like a bed of roses: if you’re not careful, you’ll get stuck. Clubs and Activities: Bible Club, Choir. MELINDA ANN WHITLOW Ambition: To major in criminal justice. Motto: This year is the beginning of the rest of your life. PS. When I say this year, 1 mean next year because I’m writing this last year. Clubs and Activities: Thespians and Friends. 45 SHERMAN WILLIAMSON WAS NATIONAL MERIT FINALIST BEVERLY LYNN WHITT Ambition: Nurse. Motto: Most people arc about as happy as they make up their minds to be. Clubs and Activities: Keywan- ettes. Band (Pres.), Stage band. TIMOTHY LEA WHITT Ambition: To get out of high school and go for it. MELISSA WHITT LISA LYNNE WHITTAKER Motto: Laugh and the world will laugh; cry and you will cry alone. Clubs and Activities: FHA. CLARENCE EUGENE WILBER Ambition: To excel in all of the things I do. Motto: I am screaming for ven- geance. LEIGH MICHELE WILEY Ambition: To become a phycho- logist and to live with my hus- band on a deserted island in a castle. Motto: There is always some- thing unexpected lurking around the corner. Clubs and Activities: Band. Stage band, Spanish Club. Mod- el U.N. activities, Thespians and Friends, Band (Vice Pres. — Jr. Year). SHERMAN RUDY WILLIAMSON. JR Ambition: To be able to come to my class reunions in a Rolls- Royce. Motto: Somebody has to win; so why not me? Clubs and Activities: Tiger Tri- bune (Co-Editor), National Mer- it Finalist. RICHARD WAYNE WILSON Ambition: To have a high posi- tion in life with lots of friends. Motto: If you can do it, I can do it! Clubs and Activities: VICA. 46 MARGIE WOOD WAS A KEY MEMBER OF GIRLS’ BASKETBALL SANDRA MICHELLE WILSON Ambition: To be a professional musician so I can share my talent with the world. Motto: For Sure. Man. Clubs and Activities: Honor Choir, All State Chorus. All County Band. Choir (Vice- Pres.). Madrigal Singers. Stg. Band. Band. Who’s Who Among American Music Students. Bible Club (Pres.). Science Club. Thespians and Friends. Annual Staff, U.S. National Bandsman. JULIE ALISON WINFREY Ambition: To be a successful nurse and make one very special person happy. Motto: Have a place for every- thing. but put it someplace else. Clubs and Activities: National Honor Society. (Vice-Prcs). Keywanettes. French Club. Pep Club, Interact. Homeroom Rep. JAMIE LYN WINTER Ambition: To be me. Motto: Dream and you shall be- come. Clubs and Activities: Keywan- ettes. Cheerleader. Sophomore Class President. FBLA, Interact. Student Council. National Hon- or Society. Medical Arts. Madri- gals. MARGUERITE LORI WOOD Ambition: To be successful law- yer and protect the innocent. Motto: Silly Tammy, tricks are for kids. Clubs and Activities: Pep Club. Interact. GAA. Student Council. Student of the Month Commit- tee. Keywanettes, Basketball. Volleyball, Softball, Race Rela- tions. DIANNA LYNN WOODY Ambition: To be everything God wants me to be. and become Mrs. Jack Blankinship. Motto: Live each day to it’s ful- lest. Clubs and Activities: Art Club (Treas. and Vice-Prcs.). FBLA. Keywanettes. JEFFERY SCOTT W YR1CK Ambition: To graduate from Princeton Senior High School. Motto: If you can’t be with the one you love, love the one you’re with. Clubs and Activities: French Club. FBLA. Student Council. DECA. 47 L to R: Teresa Alvis, Greg Barnett, Martha Barberio, Tammy Belvins. Bobbi Bowling, Tracy Burks, Donna Carter. Torie Huntington, Kristy Jackson, Susan Jones. Mike Kassay, Cindy Lester, Debbie Manning. Charlene McCormick. Amy McGinnis, Billy Meadows, Debra Miller, Kathy Pettrey, Catherine Poral, and Keith Radford. • • • SHiava £9- 961 Joey Rose, Gina Washington. Kim Smith, Sherri Shumaker, Sara Roe, Kathy Sellers. Beverly Whitt. Mike Baker, Tim Saddler, Charlie Spade, Laura Ellison, Traci Rucker, Kevin Blankenship, Chuck Brady, Bertha Umbcrger, Julie Winfrey, Brent and Anita Swim, Sandi Thomas. Beth Miller. Kevin McCabe. snivnav o e86i ■ • SENIORS ON TOP IN SPIRIT! Linda Cecil averages her grades for Senior English. Kris Southern is confident that she will make the Tiger Footbal Team. 50 Seniors are number one!!! SENIORS ORDER CAPS AND GOWNS Ah! Ha! So that’s where you've been hiding!!! Surely you jest! Monica Gergely shows the perfect example of the way a Keywanette should dress. SENIORS SHOW SPIRIT IN VARIOUS EVENTS Angi Pritt seems to be complaining because her new vegetable diet Got an itch, Steve? backfired. SENIORS-FIRST GRADUATING CLASS FROM NEW P.S.H.S.! You can’t be serious!!! Patricia Moore, Charlene McCormick, and Cindy Lester seem to object to having their lunch interrupted. SENIORS HAVE THEIR MOMENTS OF TOGETHERNESS AND SOLITUDE 54 Gwen Massini ... the latest victim in the chain murders by the dreaded PSHS Strangler. SENIORS . . . BUSY AT WORK AND PLAY! Tonya Mustard, wildly running through the mens locker room, is being escorted back out by Kevin McCabe. Lunch just isn’t lunch without your dudes to eat with. CLASS OF 1983 John Varner seems lo think he is pretty cute. Well, Richard, are you going to share your lunch with Leigh or not? Hey, man! She can read!!! SENIOR CLASS MOTTO: REEEL GOOD!!!! 57 Mark Roberts proves that Seniors have SPIRIT!!! IN MEMORY OF. .. . . . MICHAEL PITZER Michael, a PSHS Senior, died on February 15. He is remembered for his bright, laughing eyes, his energetic personality, and his determined spirit. All of us who knew Mike are to be considered very fortunate. Family and friends can find comfort in these words: Do not stand at my grave and weep; I am not there. I do not sleep. I am a thousand 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, I 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 58 Juniors 59 LORI BAILEY IS A VARSITY CHEERLEADER Steven Abshirc Jancy Akers Marsha Allen Michelle Allen Bill Arrington Wayne Arvai Sherry Asbury Casey Bailey Kim Bailey Lori Bailey Mike Bailey Sandy Ball Jeancnc Bandy Jim Bo Barton Marty Beam Lisa Beckelhimer Barbara Belcher Al Bell Tony Bell JoAnn Billings 60 DAWN BUCK WAS JUNIOR ATTENDANT IN HOMECOMING Rebecca Bolton Marsha Bowling Lori Bradley Mark Brannon Kim Bratsis Billy Brewer Greg Brookman Robert Brown Robert Brownfield Shelley Burton Dawn Buck John Byrd Corbett Calfee Ronda Colvard Carl Cameresi Carolyn Carney Mark Carper Ricky Casey Pam Childers Daniel Cintron 61 JUNIORS PREPARE FOR PROM-APRIL 29, 1983 Sherri Cochran Melissa Coleman Charlie Collins Doug Collins Jan Compton Barbie Conner Missy Cook Pam Cook Steven Coon Greg Crews Steve Croy Patti Cumbow Robin Damewood Missi Davis Sharon Davis Troy DcLung Willis Dickens Peggy Duncan Sandy Earls Frank Ellison 62 CAROLYN FEATHER WAS TREASURER FOR KEYWANETTES Mike Emmanuel Lisa England Tim French Debbie Frye Jimmy Farley Vickie Farmer Greg Farley Pam Farley Carolyn Feather Vickie Ferris Kim Figle Paige Flanigan Mark Fleming John Ford Annette Fox Chris Garrett Bryan Gaye Anna Gentry Mary Beth Gergely Tammy Gilbert 63 TINA HICKS WAS JUNIOR EDITOR OF THE YEARBOOK Arlcthia Gilliard Toni Graham Julie Grubb David Gunter Mike Hall Shannon Hall Robin Hamm John Hajenga Kitty Hardin Kailen Harper Jacob Hairston John Hairston Kelli Harshbarger Dreama Harvey John Harvey Rodney Hearn Tina Hicks Anita Hill Michelle Holdren Joey Honaker 64 DERRICK LEFLER PLAYED J.V. BASKETBALL Anita Howard Dwayne Howell Jackie Ingram Lori Johnston Mark Johnston Brenda Jones Jackie Karnes Lori Keaton Charles Kelly Kristy King Melissa Klaiber Timmy Lawrence Jeff Lambert Missy Lambert Aiccia Lane Shelia Law Derrick Lefler Mike Levering Lisa Lockhart Angie Martin 65 MELINDA MULLENS WAS SECRETARY-TREASURER FOR SGA Bobby Marshall Tony Mathena Ted Matheny Eddie Maynard Randy McAfee Brenda McBride Mark McCloud Lisa Miles Calvin Mills Tina Mills Johnny Mitchell Charles Mitchem Becky Moore John Moore Lisa Moses Chris Mullens Melinda Mullens Katie Muncey Marshall Muncey Robert Murphy 66 DAWN PAUL WAS CLUB EDITOR ON YEARBOOK STAFF Chip Musick Bryan Neal Kathy Neal Ronald Nicholson Mike Nuckles Stewart Odell Robert Oneal Pam Otcy Scott Otey Andy Parkey Ninya Patel Dawn Paul Sandy Paul Monica Pauley Kevin Payne Ritchie Petersheim Mike Pettrey Patricia Pettrey Kevin Peyton Kim Phillips 67 MICHELLE ROBERTS WAS JUNIOR EDITOR OF THE YEARBOOK Lisa Phillips Tonda Phillips Kim Phlcgar Tracy Piper Maria Poral Britton Potter Nola Powers Wayne Powers Dung Prevento Angie Price Kim Ratcliffe Brian Ratliff Travis Ray Kevin Reed Mark Reed Sharon Reed Dwayne Riffle Michelle Roberts Chuck Robertson Mitch Robertson 68 RUSSELL SHREWSBURY WAS A FORWARD IN VARSITY BASKETBALL Preston Robertson Tammy Roland Patricia Rose Jim Rose Kris Rotcnbcrry Tim Rotenberry Rhonda Rusinski Sherri Sabo Donna Sage Bobby Sargeant Lisa Scarberry Lisa Scvert Deana Sheets Rhonda Shinshock Cecil Shrader Keith Shrader Joe Shrewsbury Mitch Shrewsbury Russell Shrewsbury Jane Sifford 69 Greg Sigmon Michael Simmons Henry Simms Elizabeth Smith yv. V. Hans Smith Marty Smith Sherri Smith Bridget Sorah Jennifer Spicer Lori Stanley Billy Steed Angie Stovall Craig Strouth Brenda Suggs Shelley Sutton Kelly Swindle ANGIE STOVALL WAS A STUDENT COUNCIL EXCHANGE STUDENT Frank Thomas Jeff Thompson Steve Thompson Teresa Thompson 70 JIMMY TIBBS WAS AN ACTIVE MEMBER OF MADRIGALS Wanda Thompson Paula Thornton Rhonda Thurmcr Jimmy Tibbs Larry Timson Denny Tolliver Lloyd Trail Lorraine Turpin Virginia Turpin Pam Umburger Ricky Underwood Xavier Valentin Rick Vereen Missy Vipperman Connie Wallace Sherri Walters Jenny Ware Mary Warren Gary Watkins Belinda White 71 JACK WOODS WAS JUNIOR CLASS PRESIDENT Crystal White Mary White Mike White Tim White Zina White Teresa Whitlow Bud Whittaker Donna Whittaker Dee Dec Wilborn Barry Wiley Donnie Williams Robby Williams Timmy Williams Debbie Wimmer John Wimmer Keith Wine Harold Wolfe Jack Woods Tracy York Steve Zella 72 Jack Woods always provides Dwayne Howell with a shoulder to lean on. JOHN HAIRSTON WAS A MEMBER OF THESPIANS AND FRIENDS John John Hairston thinks he has the solution to life. Wayne Powers busily writes to his secret admirer. Jackie Ingram wonders about her future. 73 JUNIORS WERE VERY ACTIVE IN PSHS ACTIVITIES Lori Bailey prays for a PSHS victory. Mary Beth Gergely dares the Hillbillies to come on her turf. Lori Keaton proclaims, “Romeo, Romeo, Wherefore art thou. Romeo?” Cecil Shrader sings, “Open Arms.” HAPPY JUNIOR FACES ARE COMMON AT PSHS Pam Childers is Miss Glamour 1983. Belinda White is reliving the 60’s. 75 Scplicmcres 77 KAREN ANDERSON WAS A J.V. CHEERLEADER Omar Aboulhosn Carolyn Adcock Delores Adkins Candy Anderson Karen Anderson Kristin Anderson Drema Armstrong Ken Arrington Billy Austin Harley Bailey Jaclyn Bailey Lisa Bailey Missy Bailey Paula Bailey Sherrie Bailey Vickie Bailey Carla Ball Randy Ball Rhonda Ball Dcrreck Barker James Bartle Billy Bates Derrick Beckelhimer Ben Belcher Lisa Belcher Tim Belcher Debbie Billings Gene Bishop Richard Bishop Lisa Blankenship 78 TIMM BOGGESS WAS THE SECRETARY FOR F.C.A. Scott Blankenship Shannon Blankenship Brent Blevins Russell Blevins Timm Boggess Debbie Bowen James Bowden Dwayne Bowles Jimmy Bowling Joey Bowling Sharron Boyles Jean Ann Brannon Kathy Branscome Lisa Branscome Doug Brash Robbie Bratsis Billy Brewer Cindy Brewster Darrell Brown Gillie Brown Norma Bullings Harold Burton Sean Calfee Jeff Carbaugh Vickie Carroll Harry Carter JoAnn Carter Matt Carter Tavcy Cavalier John Cavallo 79 DIANNA DAISEY WAS TREASURER FOR THE SOPHOMORE CLASS David Champ Bert Charles Kevin Clark Robert Cline Beth Coburn Pat Coburn Darrin Coeburn Susie Coleman Kathrlyn Combs Tim Combs Keith Compton Mike Conley Rhonda Conner Weena Cooper Kim Cox Richard Cox Melissa Craghead Ken Cuccaro Steve Curry Tracy Cutlip Dianna Daisey Carla Davidson JefT Davidson Sammy Day Stanley Dickerson Ramona Dixon Marla Douglas Mary Dove Angie Duncan Boyd Duncan BARRY ENGLAND WAS A MEMBER OF THE WEIGHTLIFTING TEAM Debbie Dunn Roy Dunn Kim Echols Debbie Jo Eddlemann Eva Ellcdgc Scott Elliot Eric Elmore Barry England Regina Epperson Daniel Fanning Vickie Femmono Bill Ferguson Michael Fitzwater Mark Fleming David Folden John Francisco Wcndi Frazquitta Beth French Darren Freeman Kevin Fry Kim Gaither Debbie Gardner Stanley Garrett Arden Gatchcll Mike Gergely Scott Giffin Florace Gilliard Tammy Goad Bruce Goings Susan Gombash 81 CHRIS HARDY WAS A MEMBER OF THE FOOTBALL TEAM Gina Gooch Frank Graham Harlena Grogan David Gross Carla Gullion Mike Gunter Sharon Hairston STeve Hale Ben Hall Dan Hall Karen Hall Kim Hall Parker Hall Thomas Hall Scott Hamilton Greg Hamm Brenda Hampton Bruce Hardin John Hardin Chris Hardy Teresa Harper Audrey Hatfield Tammy Heath Tina Hebb John Hickman Joy Hicks Kim Higgins Tammy Holdrcn Michelle Honaker Missi Hood 82 PAM JACKSON WAS A MEMBER OF THE GIRLS’ BASKETBALL TEAM Phillip Hornick Angela Huffman Debbie Hughes Paul Hundley Kim Hyatt John Hylton Billy Jackson Pam Jackson Amy Jenkins Shelley Johnson Sandi Johnston Cindy Jones Sam Jones Wendi Jones Karen Keaton Lisa Keaton Linda Kcffcr Hal Kerby Harold King Mike King Tammy King Ralph Kinzer Mike Lambert Joe Lane Tammy Law Aliena Lawrence Pcery Lee Charles Lefler Donna Levitt Diana Lewis 83 BRIAN McKINNEY was a member of the varsity basketball team Stephanie Lewis Duane Lewno John Lilly Peggy Lilly Deborah Linton Gene Lockhart Kevin Long Ron Lynch Donald Lyons Curtis Mabry Tammy Manning John Mathcna Todd Mathes Rachel McAfee Brian McCabe George McGonagle Jill McKenzie Brian McKinney Tim McMillion Tim Meadows William Meadows Chris Mcy Debbie Milam Frank Miles Kevin Miller Eugenia Mills Virginia Mills Paul Mitchell Lisa Mitchem Mary Mitchem 84 DONNA MURRAY WAS A STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVE Doug Modad Charmain Monk Wendell Monk Ona Moody Pam Morgan Rhonda Morgan Joe Morrison Terry Moulder Lane Moey Brian Mullens Barbara Murphy Donna Murray David Neal Ricky Neely Luke Nichols Scott Oakes Mike Pack Tammy Pack Jeff Palmer Kim Panashy Gina Pardew Missi Parker Lisa Pashion Carl Pennington Dennis Pennington Dreama Pennington Dean Perdue Betty Pettry Teresa Phillips Troy Pitzer 85 EDDY REEDY RECEIVED THE HUGH O’BRIAN AWARD Felipe Pia Amir Piracha Jacky Powell Kelton Powell Kevin Powell Pam Powell Randy Powell Rhonda Powell Tim Powell Richard Preservati Kenny Pritchett John Putorck Theresa Quattronc Mark Rader Ronnie Ramos David Rash Lisa Ratliff Sherry Ratliff Cissy Redden Greg Reed Michael Reed Eddy Reedy Sheila Rice Kathy Rickman Albert Riffc Craig Riffe Tammy Riffe Rosie Riggs Tony Roach Mike Robinette 86 TAMMY SIGMON AND AUDRA SHUCK PARTICIPATED IN VOLLEYBALL Kerry Robinson Angie Rorrer Patricia Ruble William Ruble Joe Saunders Tammy Seven Jeff Shannon Mark Shepherd Audra Shuck Curtis Sigmon Tammy Sigmon Gina Sively Jeff Sizemore Ronnie Skeens Barbie Sloane Jack Smith Sydney Smithers Kim Spain John Stafford Joe Stafford Mark Stalnaker Darren Stanley Tammy Stanley Kim Stassin Randall St. Clair Scott Steele Mark Stella Darryl Stevens Debbie Stevenson Jerry Stewart 87 TROY TAYLOR PLAYED KING ARTHUR IN THE MADRIGAL’S RENAISSANCE DINNER PERFORMANCE Dean Stone Ricky Stone Chris Stovall David Street Curtis Sutton David Symonds Karen Syrcs James Tabor Linda Tabor Chad Taylor Keith Taylor Troy Taylor Letitia Terry Scott Thomas Debbie Thomason Jerry Thomason Shaun Thomason Terry Thomason Cindy Thompson Mark Thompson Terri Thompson Tammi Tilley Tracy Vicchio Angie Waddell Allen Walker Benjamin Walker Barbara Walls Pam Warren Melissa Welch Tammy Westbrook 88 PAULA WYATT WAS THE SOPHOMORE ATTENDANT IN HOMECOMING Mike Whitacre Jimmy White Janet Whitlow Robin Whittaker Cheryl Wilburn Janice Williams Lynn Williams Cindy Wimmer Kenneth Wimmer Ronnie Winfrey Keith Witt Kim Woody Kim Wright Paula Wyatt Lisa Yahya 89 Is that smoke coming out of Troy Taylor’s cars? SOPHOMORES DREAM OF FUTURE EVENTS Whatcha talkin' bout, Mrs. Ball! What did they put in my jcllo??? You wanna take my picture?? Pssst!! What’s number 5? SOPHOMORES SHOW SCHOOL SPIRIT Hi Mom! Send money!! Say it again; I dare you!! Sophomore Spirit!! SOPHOMORES ARE INTERESTING PEOPLE Mike Gergely is giving Mr. Landreth all his attention.?? Robin Whittaker has that dreamy look of love. Susan Gombash is showing her pearly whites. Brian McKinney and Amir Piracha arc planning their next dastardly deed. Faculty 93 PRINCIPALS WORK FOR BETTER PSHS Mr. George Keatley, Principal Mr. David McLaughlin, Asst. Principal Mr. Keatley discusses school policy with Mr. Jack Martin, Asst. Superintendent. TEACHERS WORK FOR ENLIGHTENMENT OF STUDENTS Mrs. Ayers laughs at the attempts at the spelling of the word antidises- tablishment arianism. Mrs. Blankenship checks the spelling of the word antidisestablishmen- tarianism. Ms. Armstrong Ms. Ayers Special Education English Ms. Belcher Ms. Blankenship Business Education Business Education Ms. Ball Ms. Bareford Science Business Education TEACHERS SHOW SCHOOL SPIRIT Ms. Brant Ms. Brown Ms. Davis Ms. Dempsey English Media Science and Physical Educati' n Special Education Ms. Fink Ms. Fowler Ms. R. Harris Ms. Y. Harris English English Special Education Science Has Ms. Davis brought Sherwood Forest to Princeton Senior High? Ms. Brown says, “This is living proof the Sixties are dead. TEACHERS OFFER WISDOM TO STUDENTS Ms. Keaton radiates with energy! ‘To pass or not to pass,” ponders Coach Henthorne. Ms. Houchins Science Ms. Hurst Business Mr. Jennings Permanent Substitute Ms. Keaton Mathematics 97 TEACHERS INVOLVED THEMSELVES IN SCHOOL ACTIVITIES Mr. Landreth Band Ms. Meador Physical Education Ms. Lester Guidance Mr. Modena Social Studies Ms. Maxwell Ms. McLaughlin Mathematics English Ms. Montrosse Art Mr. Ogden Social Studies 98 Las Vegas, here I come! Mr. Ogden plays the part of a protective father. COACHES LED OUR TEAMS TO WINNING SEASONS Mr. Runyon — Soc. Studies Ms. Stanley — English Ms. Terry — Guidance Ms. Walthall — Business 99 100 SECRETARIES GAVE VALUABLE ASSISTANCE Mrs. Wall — Guidance Mrs. Warren — Mathematics Mrs. Wynne English Mrs. Neely — Secretary Mrs. Graham — Secretary COOKS FIXED OUTSTANDING MEALS FOR THE STUDENTS AT PSHS Cooks (left to right): Mary Harry, Ann Barton, Lois Mitchell, Eula Pritchett, Elsa Harold, Vernie Reed, Zettic Goins, Jean Wiley, Ima Jean Buchanan (Head Cook). Mr. Bolling models the latest French designs. Ms. Brown is showing her students how to be quiet. 101 TEACHERS PLANNED CLASS ROOM ACTIVITIES I can do better than Rusty anyday. Coach. No, R” does not mean Rumm Rumm! Are you sure he’s on our side?! TEACHERS DIRECTED CLASS ROOM STUDIES Hmph!!!’ Mr. Runyon waits for the answer to the question: “How long was the 12 Years War?’ TEACHERS’ SMILING FACES MAKE HAPPY PLACES Clubs 105 ANNUAL STAFF. . . Coeditors and Sponsor — Gwen Massini, Brenda McLaughlin, and Kim Smith THE TIGER PUBLICATION . . . Club Editors — Diana Daiscy and Dawn Paul; John Byrd. Scott Giffin, and Lisa Blankenship — Sports Editors. Charles Cartwright (Layout Editor), Peggy Lilly (Layout Editor), and Toric Huntington (Business Manager). 107 BAND AND MAJORETTES Top row: Jim Tibbs. Tony Roach, Omar Aboulhosn, Jeff Davidson, Sandy Wilson, Doug Brash, Michelle Holdrcn, Cyndi Compton, John Hajcnga, Theresa Quattrone. Fifth row: Sandy Johnston, Mark Fleming, Wendy Jones, Troy DeLung, Gina Gooch, Rob Brown, Bcv Whitt, Mike Nichols, Debbie Billings, Lisa England. Fourth row: Tina Mills. Wanda Thompson, Marsha Allen, Lena Lawrence, Donna Murray, George McGonagle. Jenny Ware, Eric Johnson. Xavier Valentine, Kim Radcliff. Third row: Jan Compton, Cissy Redden, Eugenia Mills, Rachel McAfee, Marla Douglas, Tim McMillion, Leigh Wiley, Pam Coon, Mike Gergcly. Al Bell, Lisa Quattrone. Second row: Lisa Pashion, Dean Stone. Ken Cuccaro, John Byrd. Shelley Johnson. Bill Austin, Joe Flonaker, Curtis Mabry, Scott Okes, Tony Bell. Front row: Weena Cooper, Sherri Shumaker, Laura Ellison, Anita Howard. 108 LAB AIDES AND STAGE CREW Left to right — Rick Vcrcen, James Beavers, Timmy Beavers, Chuck Belton, Sponsor: Mr. Pcttrcy, Tammy Roland, Connie Wallace, Mary Warren, Rhonda Conner. Back row — Tracy Burks, Diana Lewis, Jeff Ballard. Front row — Sherri Fulp, Sherri Shumaker, Monica Gcrgely, Lisa Keaton. TIGER TRIBUNE Top row — Rodney Reed, James Ford. Sherman Williamson, Scott Davidson. Traci Rucker, and Mary Kaminski. 2nd row — Amy McGinnis Teres Conner, Cooky Fernandez. Sandy Thomas. Donna Bettis. Sherri Smith, Debbie Fry, and Kim RatclifTe. SCHOOL NEWS Sandi Thomas carefully selects a proof for the Tiger Tribune. Sherman Williamson tapes block for pictures. The Tiger Tribune is a monthly publication which covers school news and life. Active members coordinate all facets of the pub- lication from advertising, writ- ing, editing, and selling. There are also many off-staff members who work after school on sto- ries, art work, or selling. The Ti- ger Tribune is sold in all schools including junior highs and ele- mentary schools. The Tiger Tri- bune brought home the follow- ing awards from competition at Marshall University: 1st in Newswriting, Investigative Re- porting, and Best Editorial Page; 2nd in Best All-Around; and 3rd in Newspaper Make- up. Debbie Fry lays out the school paper at the Times office. Ill Back row — John Cavallo, Dcbbi Litton Tammy Sigmon, Kevin Powell. Brian Mullens, Scott Oakes, Dean Stone. 7th Row — Lisa Keaton, Kim Cox, Lisa Bailey, Kristin Anderson, Lisa Blankenship, Richard Butler, Exchange Student. 6th Row — John Hickman, Scott Giffin, David Symonds, Mark Radar, Angela Martin, Barbie Conner. 5th Row John Putorek, Donna Murray, Marla Douglas Jenny Ware Carolyn Carney, Tonda Phillips, Derrick Lefler, Mike Emanuel. 4th Row — Michael Filipck, Jeff Davidson, Kim Ratcliffe, Missy Klaibcr, Lori Bradley, Marsha Bowling, John Byrd, Sherri Smith Carolyn heather. 3rd Row Lani Sultan, Debbie Fry, Andy Parkey, Annette Fox, Kim Smith. Julie Winfrey, Cathy Lambert, Toric Huntington. 2nd Row — Gina Washington, Maria Poral, Cookie Fernandez Beth hrazier, Amy McGinnis, Teresa Fowler, Mary Kaminski, Bobbi Bowling, Jeff Ballard. Front Row Miss Rector (Sponsor), Dawn Paul, Debbie Miller, Theresa Hazelwood, Sally Bailey Anita Hill Melinda Mullins, Cathy Poral. ■n m z o X n r c co Officers — Debbie Miller, Secretary; Theresa Hazelwood, President; Sally Bailey, Vicc-Prcs.; Anita Hill, Social Chrm.; Melinda Mullins, Treas.; Dawn Paul, Publicity Chrm.; and Cathy Poral, Pari. KEYWANETTES Back Row — Anita Hill, Pam Coon, Jenny Ware, Maria Poral, Dawn Paul, Gwen Massini. Third row Julie Winfry, Jackie Ingrahm, Lisa England, Kelli Harshbarger, Marsha Bolling, Patty Cumbow, Kris Rotenberry. Second row — Beth Frazier, Teresa Conner, Sally Bailey, Tonya Mustard, Beverly Whitt, Kim Smith, Debbie Miller, Margie Wood. Officers — Monica Gergely, Lisa Quattrone. Teresa Hazelwood, Lani Sultan, Carolyn Feather, Bobbi Bowling, Debbie Fry, Cathy Poral, Teresa Fowler. Melinda Mullins, Donna Bettis Back row — Cathy Poral — Parliamcntarian Publicity, Donna Bettis — Historian, Teresa Fowler — Social Chairman, Melinda Mullens — Historian, Beth Frazier — Historian. Front row — Monica Gergely - Pres., Lisa Quattrone — Vice Pres., Lani Sultan Corresponding Sec., Carolyn Feather Trcas., Debbie Fry — Jr. Rep., Bobbi Bowling Sr. Rep. STUDENT COUNCIL Top row — Gwen Massini. Kim Hawkins, Dee Ratliff, Joy Davenport, and Monica Gergely. 2nd row — Patricia Moore, Sally Bailey, Terri Hazelwood Kim Smith. Lisa Quattronc. and Ronnie Johnston. Front row — Sponsor Mrs. Roe, Sara Roe, Cathy Poral. Beth Frazier, and Jeff Ballard Top row — Gene Lockhart, John Stafford, Jeff Davidson, and Brian McKinney. 2nd row — Janice Williams, Kathy Branscomc, Rhonda Conner, Lisa Blankenship, Dianna Daiscy, Lisa Ratliff, Jill McKenzie, David Symmonds. Theresa Quattronc, and Harry Carter. 3rd row Dcana Sheets, Sherri Smith, Stephen Abshirc, Marsha Bowling. Lisa Pashion, Donna Murray, Mark Rader, Missi Hood, and Parker Hall. 4th row — Wayne Powers, Carolyn Carney, Anita Hill, Dawn Paul, Maria Poral, Lori Bailey. Debbie Wimmcr, Gina Gooch, and Terri Thompson. 5th row — Karen Anderson, Rhonda Thurmer, Monica Pauley, Patty Combo, Debbie Fry, Jim Barton, and Ralph Kinzer. 6th row — Melinda Mullins. Angie Stovall, Eddy Reedy, Jack Woods. Randy McAfee, and Joey Honaker. ' ' PRIDE WEEK S.G.A. Officers are Sara Roe. Pres.; Cathy Poral, 1st V. Pres.; Beth Frazier, 2nd V. Pres.; and Melinda Mullins. Scc.-Treas. Secretary of State A. James Manchin honors two outstanding Princeton Senior High School citizens. Mrs. Roe smiles after being honored as an Outstanding Ambassador of Education. Sr. Class President Scott Davidson proudly raises our new United States flag. The Student Government Association is the gov- erning body of Princeton High School. It is responsi- ble for the Homecoming activities, food baskets for the Salvation Army, Muscular Dystrophy collec- tions, and various activities to encourage school spir- it and communication between faculty and students. 117 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY MilL h HrRnfr HMChmrS' sa dr? Thumas Lisa Quattronc. Tamara Adkins. Teresa Conner. Roberta Bowling. Kevin McCabe Monica Gergelv Debra D0n a ra Roc. SCHOLARSHIP, LEADERSHIP CHARACTER, AND SERVICE Susie Aboulhosn Jan Adams JoAnn Adams Tammy Adkins Johnetta Ayers Sally Bailey Jeff Ballard Donna Bettis Bobbi Bowling Tim Brown Sherri Buchanan Tracy Burks Richard Butler Mary Combs Teresa Conner Scott Davidson Angie Faulkner Teresa Fowler Beth Frazier Monica Gergely Teri Hazlewood Annette Honakcr Brenda Hutchins Cathy Lambert Kevin McCabe Angie McPherson Kathy Midkiff Debra Miller Lisa Palmer Lisa Quattrone Sara Roe Lani Sultan Sandy Thomas Sandy Wilson Julie Winfry 119 z H tfl PO O H n r c TO v?-ckvrpW:.Rac eI ,McAf£5: {� 2 B wllnP’ BJth c°burn, Debbie Dunn, Mary Dove, Dreama Pennington. Fourth row: Marla Douglas, Lisa RatlifTc, Peggy Lilly, Rhonda Ball Jack Woods Pattv Cumbow ThlM r°fW'’ Tn?h,RuJ?!?’fL,Si!i KeasorConner, Angie Huffman, Beth Frazier, Diane Wert, Jackie Hatcher. Second row: Lisa Bailc Scan Larcsc, Amy McGinnis Sherry Davis Marv Kaminski, Tonya Mustard, Julie Wintry, Margie Wood, front row: Mr. Ogden, Donna Bettis President, Debbie Miller Secretary, Lisa Moses Treasurer ' FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA Back row Melissa Vipperman, Mary Warren, Connie Wallace. Tina Hicks. Michelle Roberts. Nola Powers. Lori Keaton, Debbie Wimmer. Jackie Ingrahm, Melissa Cook. Diana Barton. Barbara Belcher. 4th row - Cathy Combs, Patricia Ruble, Tammy Blevins. Lisa Palmer, Annette Katona, Susan Jones, Mary Combs. Belinda White. Patty Cumbow. 3rd row Jeff Wyrick. Donna Carter. Beth Miller. Sheryl O'Dell. Tina Elmore, Bertha Umbergcr. JoAnn Adams, Charlene Kish. Tina Knowles. Tim Brown. 2nd Row Jill Adams. Jan Adams, Bobbi Bowling, Gwen Massini. Cathy Dove. Jackie Karnes. Sandy Comer. Teresa Smith. Sherri Buchanan. Kathy Sellers. Officers: Patricia Moore, Cindy Lester. Yvette Bishop Hall. Angie Morrison. Becky Moore. Left to right — Yvette Bishop Hall — Treas., Patricia Moore — Pres., Cindy Lester — Vice Pres.. Becky Moore — Pari., (Not pic) Angie Morrison — Sec. THE FBLA HAD A PIZZA PARTY Yvette and Charlene whisper instead of eat. Not another toast?!?! Nola Powers and Lori Keaton seem to be having a good time. Serious afterthoughts about eating all that pizza. Back row Debra Litton. Tonya Mustard, Amy McGinnis. Marla Douglas, Scott Noble, Cecil Shrader. Anne Murray, Melinda Whitlow, Joey Rose, Sherri Buchanan, Mary Mitchem. Front row — Kenneth Arrington, Sponsor — Miss Brant, Kristin Southern. Mary Kaminski, Lisa Moses, Erie Nolley, Trish Ruble. THESPIANS AND FRIENDS L to R - Pres. — Kristin Southern. Vice Pres. — Mary Kaminski, Sec. — Lisa Moses, Treas. — Erie Nolley, Pari. — Melinda Whitlow. FCA Top row — L.P. Trail, Ronald Nicholson, Wayne Powers, John Hairston, Dee Dec Wilborn, Ralph Kinzer, Darryl Stevens, David Tabor, Randy McAfee. 2nd row Dwayne Howell. Cecil Shrader, Jim Rose, Robert O’Neil, Hans Smith. Bill Ferguson, Ronnie Johnston, Jim Barton, Marshall Muncy, Joe Stafford. 3rd row Keith Wine, George Mitchem, Scan Calfcc, Chris Hardy, Richard Cox, Terry Moulder, Jack Woods, Mike Baker. 4th row — Shaun Thomason, Harry Carter, Bert Charles. David Hedge, Randy Peek. Steve Forbes, Clovis Lawless, Barry England. 5th row — Officers: Scott Davidson, Tim Brown, Mark Roberts, Tim Boggess. Officers — Scott Davidson, Pres.; Tim Brown, V. Pres.; Mark Roberts, Treas.; Timm Boggess, Sec.; and Ralph Modena, Sponsor. 126 SUPPORTS COMMUNITY PROJECTS The Fellowship of Christian Athletes is a club with the purpose of presenting the Christian message to athletes at Princeton High. They do this by service projects, meetings, and special sporting activities. Through the F.C.A. all stu- dents can become better people by shar- ing and caring. Shaun Thomason, Ritchie Preservati, Bert Charles. Richard Cox, and Timm Boggess collect for the March of Dimes. Faculty members and students enjoy a game of basketball. ART CLUB Top Row — Sponsor, Miss Montrosse, Xavier Valentine. Charlene McCormick. Danny Hall. Julie Grubb. Tina Mills, Shelley Johnson. Beth Frazier leresa Alvis, and Tammy Sigmond. 2nd Row Robert O'Neil, Steve Zclla, Angie Martin. Tammy Pack, and Sherry Fulp. The officers are Beth Frazier. Pres.; Dianna Woody, V. Pres.; Charlene McCormick, Sec.; and Charley Spade. Treas. 128 INTERESTING PEOPLE, INTERESTING PROJECTS The Art Club is concerned with expanding the artistic experience of students beyond the class- room experience and with introducing the school and community to a wide variety of art media, through exhibitions and demonstrations. Charley Spade won 1st place in painting at the Mountain State Fair in Lewisburg. Dee Dee Ratliffe, Char- ley Spade, Sherri Fulp, Rita Kessinger, and Rusty Flarris received the Award of Excellence, and Charlene McCormick received the Award of Merit at the Pocahontas Coalfield Celebration Exhibition at Bluefield State College. Gerald Arrington demonstrates oil painting. Dignitaries accept art prints. CHOIR Back Row — Karen Hall. Debbie Gardner. Cheryl Wilborn, Cindy Jones. Sam Jones. Allen Walker, Denny Tolliver. Debbie Eddleman. Teresa Whitlow, Kim Woody, Drema Armstrong. 2nd Row Julie Stassin. Michelle Honakcr. Charmaine Monk, Stanley Dickerson. Rusty Blevins, Matt Carter, Joe Saunders, Deborah Linton, Melissa Welch, and Paula Thornton. 3rd Row — Lisa Pashion, Letitia Terry, Pam Warren, Buddy Sutton, Joe Lane, Paula Bailey, Lisa Palmer, and Karen Anderson. 4th Row — Drcama Pennington. Sydney Smithers, Jimmy Tibbs. Pecry Lee, JefT Shannon, Anita Swim, Kim Cox, and Tavcy Cavalier. Kandi Moon, Katy Munccy, Dexter Johnson, David Phillips, Bill Steed, Althea Davis, and Debbie Manning. 2nd row — Sheila Smith, Mary Warren Donita Arnold, Sherry Davis, and Betsy Archer. Front row — Connie Wallace, Jennifer Spicer, Amy McGinnis, and Yvonne Hundley. SPRING SHOW WAS HELD MAY 6, 1983 Back Row Troy Taylor, Sandi Wilson, Mark Rader, Angie Price. Andy Parkcy, and Debbie Wimmer. 2nd row Jim Barton, Gina Washington, Jeff Davidson, Sandi Thomas, and Kevin Peyton. 3rd row John Byrd, Kim Ratcliffc, Sherri Smith. Jimmy Tibbs. 4th row — Barbie Conner, Dwayne Riffle, and Debbie Fry. The Choral Group par- ticipated in the Mercer County Senior High Cho- ral Festival, All State Chorus, Regional Solo and Ensemble Festival and a Major Variety Spring Show. Dwayne Riffle, Andy Parkey, Jeff Davidson, Sherri Smith, and Barbie Conner were selected as members of the All State Chorus. The accompianists were Sherri Smith, John Byrd, and Sandi Thomas. The officers for the choir were president — Sandi Thom- as, Vice President — Sandy Wilson, Secretary- Treasurer — Gina Wash- ington. 131 Back row — Tammy Rolland, David Neal, Craig Strouth, Dreama Harvey. 2nd row — Julie Grubb, Chuck Robertson, Lisa Scarbcrry. 3rd row — Kim Phlegar, Jan Compton. PEP CLUB Back row — Michelle Honaker. Debbie Litton. Tammy Sigmon. Rhonda Ball. Lisa Blankenship. Karen Keaton. Peggy Lilly, Jill McKenzie. Kristen Anderson Lisa Pashion. 6th row — Althea Davis. Marla Douglas. Patricia Ruble. Debbie Thomason, Shelia Rice. Gina Sivcly. Vickie Femino, Kim Eclcs. Dianna Daiscy Sherry Sabo. 5th row Tracey Rucker. Julie Grubb. Lisa Bailey. Lisa Ratliffc. Pam Powell. Kathy Branscomc, Dawn Paul. Maria Poral, Missy Cook. Lisa Keaton. 4th row Gina Washington. Tammy Pack. Karen Anderson, Cookie Fernandez. Sherry Davis, Rhonda Thurmcr. Tony Graham, Debbie Wimmer, Lor Keaton. Patty Cumbow, Rhonda Conner. 3rd row Teresa Conner, Patricia Moore. Charlene McCormick, Cindy Lester, Tammy Gilbert. Paige Flanigan Teresa Fowler. Amy McGinnis. Mary Kaminski. Margie Wood. Diane Wert. 2nd row Annette Fox. Melinda Mullins. Sharon Reed. Beth Frazier. Cath Lambert. Donna Bettis. Tonya Mustard. Monica Pauley. Kim Smith, Debbie Miller, Bobbi Bowling, Julie Winfry. Officers —Sponsor — Coach Blackstone. Ten Hazelwood — Pres.. Sally Bailey — Vice Pres.. Cathy Poral — Sec.. Lani Sultan — Trcas., Angie Faulkner — Pari. PATRONS OF TIGER PRIDE A PSHS “tiger” car makes its appearance in the 82-83 Homecoming Parade. Tiger Pride is not forgotten. Teri Hazelwood presents Rusty Harris with a cake. CO Back row —Sandi Johnson. Pam Otey, Sara Roc. Althea Davis, Donna Whittaker, Connie Wallace, and Mary Warren. Middle row Tammy King. Lisa Palmer, Lisa Phillips, Nola Powers. Charmaine Monk, and Brenda Hutchins. Front row Regina Epperson. Regina Shrcwsbcrry. Lisa Ratliff. Trish Ruble. Gina Washington. Marsha Bowling, and Annette Honakcr. BIBLE CLUB FHA HCny S!mA Jarl!fS1?Cavtrs’ LonBaUey, MikePitzer, Chuck Belton, Anthony Parker, and Tim Pitt. 2nd row - Sherri Syres. Kristy Jackson Sherrv nhrf l ra n T. 0 Kv 1 t’ Marsha1 Bj w,mS- | r's Rot en berry, and Diane Wert. 3rd row Ricky Stanley, Jim Rose, Wiley Stapleton] Sherry Sabo. Lorraine Turpin, Virginia Turpin and Tammy Atkins. 4th row Lisa Whittaker. Suzette Pardew, Joy Davenport, Susan lones Carla re imCf?UvSSh% VOnnC luJJd,c a d Kl™ rcslcr 5lh_row — CJndy Lcsicr, Cathy Dove, Jackie Karnes. Sandy Comer. Teresa Smith,’Cathy Pettrcy, Kim Lilly, Sheila Law, and Kandi Moon. 6th row — Sponsor Ms. Harvey, Mary Kaminski, Kim Ratclifle, Mary Combs The Officers are Pres. Mary Kaminski, V. Pres. Kim Ratcliffe. and Sec. Debbie Fry. Not pictured: Trcas. Mary Combs. CHESS CLUB Top row — Tony Roach, Rob Brown, Scott Elliott. Steve Zclla. Dan Cintron. Rhonda Rusinski. 2nd row — Sponsor Mrs. Dempsey. Mark McCloud, Ted Mathena. Shannon Hall, Cathy Pettrey, and Robbie Williams. Sponsor Mrs. Dempsey; Mark McCloud, Pres.; Shannon Hall, V. Pres.; Cathy Pettrey, Sec.; and Robbie Williams, Treas. 137 Top row: Richard Bishop, Doug Brash. Theresa Quattrone, Karen Keaton, Peggy Lilly, Dianna Daisey, Kevin Fry, Steve Curry. Ralph Kinzer, Stuart Odell. Tammy Heath, Diana Lewis, and Wendy Jones. 2nd row: Timmy Powell, Arden Gatchcll, Brian McKinney, Gina Sively, Jaclyn Bailey, Angie Waddell. Brenda Hampton, Tammi Tilley, John Ford, and Rachel McAfee. 3rd row: Felipe Pia, Harlcna Grogan, Debbie Bowen, Rick Vcrcen, Tim White, John Wimmer, Chuck Robertson, Todd Smith, and Keith Witt. 4th row: Omar Aboulhosn. Lori Bradley, Julie Grubb. Lisa Moses, Crystal White, Lisa Scarbcrry, Anita Howard, Jan Compton, and Mike Gcrgcly. 5th row: Kenny Pritchett, Angie Price, Missy Cook, Lori Keaton. Janie Akers, Sandy Comer, Lisa Quattrone, Chris Hardy. 6th row: Rob Brown, Rommel Chaaban, Mike Clark, Mark Roberts, Debbie Wimmer, Robbie Williams, Sandy Thomas, Angie McPherson, Teresa Conner. 7th row: Mr. Bolling, Donna Bettis, Traci Rucker, Sara Roe. Diane Wert, Toni Graham, Tina Mills. The officers are Donna Bettis, Pres.; Kenny Cook, V. Pres.; Traci Rucker, Sec.; Sara Roe, Treas.; Front row — Tina Mills, Publicity; Toni Graham, Kevin Craft, and Diane Wert, Project Chairpersons. in n m n m n c DO Back row: Mrs. Ball. Sponsor. Lisa Bailey, Lisa Ralliffc. Radical McAfee, Dreama Armstrong, Irish Ruble. Darryl Stevens. Lisa Keaton, Robert Brownfield. Kailen Harper. Ron Hicks, Larry Timson. Front row: Gina Washington, Traci Rucker. Althea David, Daniel Cintron, Kandi Moon, Jennifer Spicer. Sports 141 TIGER FOOTBALL . . . The Tiger football team for the 1982-83 school year. Back row: Richard Prescrvati, Carl Pennington, Sean Thomason. Troy Taylor, Rodney Thompson. Greg Cole, Ronnie Ramos. Chris Hardy, David Rash, Jim Barton. Jeff Sizemore. 5th row: Robbie Bratsis, Mike Lambert, Greg Hamm, Richard Thompson, Gene Lockhart. David Street. Scooter Smith, Joe Stafford, Cecil Shrader. 4th row: Mike Robinette, Richard Cox, Bert Charles, Pat Coburn, John Hylton, Stewart O’Dell, Marshall Muncy, Coach Henthorn, Coach Jennings. 3rd row: Coach Blackstonc, Clarence Richardson, Eddie Maynard, John Hairston, Keith Radford, Greg Blank. Mike Qucscnberry, Mike Pitzer. 2nd row: Sean Wilburn, Clovis Lawless, Mark Roberts, Charlie Spade, Greg Thompson, Tim Reed, Tim Cline, Coach Pack. 1st row: Coach Trabucco, Scooter Guill, Steve Forbes, Tony Walters, Randy Peck, Ralph Kinzcr. This year the Tiger Team received numerous honors. The team had a winning record of nine wins and one loss, thus enabling them to go to the playoffs where they played against George Washington. This game placed the Tigers 8th in the state. The members of the All Coalfield Conference were numerous. They were Tony Walters, Greg Thompson, Steve Forbes, Randy Peek, and Scooter Guill. We are proud of our winning team and congratulate them on a fine season. 142 Randy Peck is ready for the catch of another touchdown. DYNAMIC! FEROCIOUS! AWESOME!!! Team SCOREBOARD Home Visitor Narrows 14 0 Oak Hill 41 0 Hinton 19 0 Bluefield 9 29 Barboursville 26 15 Stonewall 20 14 Man 22 8 Mt. View 22 0 Greenbrier East 20 6 Beckley 17 14 George Washington Play-off 7 14 The Tigers run for another touchdown. The captains arc Tony Walters, Steve Forbes, Randy Peek and Scooter Guill. 143 FIVE PLAYERS PLACED ON ALL COALFIELD CONFERENCE TEAM The pounce of a Tiger is deadly. No one can keep up with the speed of Scooter!! 144 When a Tiger has the ball, people listen. Coach Trabucco directs the team to another victory. BASKETBALI From left: Parker Hall, Carl Pennington, Brian McKinney, Scooter Guill, Rusty Harris, D.D. Wilborn, David Phillips, Bill Steed, and Eddie Maynard. Captains: Scooter Guill, Rusty Harris, and David Phillips. Several members of the basketball team were honored for their performance during the past season. Named to the All-Area Team were David Phillips, 1st team capt.. Scooter Guill, 1st team, Rusty Harris, 3rd team capt., and Brian McKinney, Honorable Mention. David Phillips was selected for the All-South Team. Names to the All-State Team were David Phillips, 1st team, and Scooter Guill, Honorable Mention. Princeton —- 59 Oak Hill 75 Princeton — 70 Bluefield 66 Princeton — 88 Graham 65 Princeton — 76 Mt. View 59 Princeton — 73 Greenbrier East 54 Princeton — 66 Graham 47 Princeton — 56 Beckley 61 Princeton — 81 Bluefield 61 Princeton — 64 Mt. View 62 Princeton — 62 Williamson 69 Princeton — 54 Oak Hill 46 Princeton — 43 Beckley 64 Princeton — 56 Northfork 58 Princeton — 71 Greenbrier East 58 Princeton — 74 N. Marion 47 Princeton — 63 Williamson 66 Sectionals Princeton — 63 Bluefield 61 Princeton — 38 Mt. View 36 Regionals Princeton — 54 Oak Hill 73 145 JR. VARSITY Back row: Amir Piracha, Arden Gatchell. Mike Robinette, Greg Reed, and Jeff Sizemore. Front row: Bruce Hardin, David Street, Harry Carter, and Todd Mathes. Pretty maids all in a row!! 146 REGIONAL RUNNER-UPS Now, on the jump ball, pull their shorts down. David, aren’t you glad you used Dial? Brian is trying out his new elevator shoes! TIGERETTES Back row — Kim Panashy, Angie Price, Sherri Asbury, Kandi Moon, Donita Arnold, Margie Wood, and Gina Washington. Front row — Pam Jackson, Audr Shuck, Renae Pedneau, Tammy Adkins, and Kim Hall. Miss Meador thinks about team strategy. Donita Arnold was captain of the Tigerettes. REGIONAL RUNNERS-UP PSHS OPP Northfork 54 39 Mt. View 59 44 Shady Spring 49 28 Beckley 69 25 Greenbrier East 47 69 Biuefield 32 36 Graham 77 23 Oak Hill 64 47 Independence 66 24 Graham 68 31 Hinton 36 47 Northfork 33 51 Biuefield 41 38 Woodrow Wilson 58 34 Shady Spring 82 51 Hinton 34 36 Oak Hill 76 41 Independence 64 36 Greenbrier East 46 52 Mt. View 52 SECTIONAL 36 Woodrow Wilson 27 Tigerrettes 62 Biuefield 42 Tigerettes REGIONAL 43 Greenbrier East 55 Tigerettes 43 Kandi goes for two. Renae shows one of her latest Tigerette dance steps. Tammy’s shot is blocked by her Mount View opponent. A k ns0 enacCp neauG| m ac s fn0n' Rh° da Bal1, Angie Price- Shcrri Asbur '- Doni,a Arnold- Lori Bradley. Kim Panashy. Jill McKenzie. First row: Lisa RatlifTe. Kim Hall. Tammy SOFTBALL LORI AND DONITA MADE SECTIONAL ALLTOURNEY TEAM Pam Jackson connects with the ball. Princeton 1 Bluefield Princeton 10 Bluefield Princeton 11 Oakvale Princeton 10 Oakvale Princeton 5 Union Princeton 5 Union Princeton 13 Baileysville Princeton 6 Baileysville Princeton 14 Hinton Princeton 5 Hinton Princeton 3 Peterstown Princeton 11 Montcalm Princeton 13 Peterstown Sect. Tourn. Princeton 8 Montcalm Princeton 1 Peterstown I I 12 1 2 4 6 8 10 4 15 6 2 9 2 II Miss Meador inspires her team. Back row: Mark Brooks, Mike Harry Carter, Wayne Powers. Baker. Scott Davidson, Chris Mullens. Rusty Harris. Craig Rifle, Marty Brian Ratliffc, Kevin Powell, Coach Randy Jennings. Smith, Derrick Lefler, and Alan Tibbs. Front row: Student Teacher. Robbie Brown. Timm Boggess, BASEBALL TIGERS SHOW THEIR STUFF! 153 Standing: Bryan Gay, Andy Parkcy, Scan Laresc, Bill Steed, Arden Gatchcll, and Jimmy Bowling. Kneeling: Bill Ferguson, Steve Curry, Scott Giffin, and Todd Mathes. GOLF VOLLEYBALL Row 3: Angie Price. Margie Wood. Donita Arnold. Sherri Asbury. Rhonda Ball. Row 2: Lisa RailifT. Tammy Margie Wood prepares for the attack. Adkins. Audra Shuck. Debbie Fry. Row I: Janie Zella, Kim Hall. Gina Washington. Bluefield 0—2 Beckley 0—2 Liberty 2—0 Independence 0—2 Independence 2—1 Bluefield 0—2 Marsh Fork 2—0 Shady Spring 1—2 Greenbrier East 1—2 Richwood 0—2 Woodrow Wilson 2—0 TOURNAMENT Bluefield 1—2 Shady Spring 2—0 Independence 2—0 Bramwell 2—0 Bluefield 0—2 Donita keeps the ball in action. Standing: Mike Clark. John Hickman. Mike Gergely, John Putorck. David Gross, Ronnie Johnston. Dwayne Riffle, and Felipe Pia. Kneeling: Debbie Fry, Teresa Fowler, Carolyn Carney. Shelly Johnston and Marla Douglas. TRACK CROSS COUNTRY Track Standing: Tim Williams, Stuart O'dell, Ronald Nicholson. Randy Peck. David Tabor, Mark Roberts. David Phillips, Mike Robinette. Wiley Stapleton. Jack Woods. Darryl Stevens. Mike Pack. Mike Lambert, and David Street. Kneeling: Chris Hardy. Tony Walters, Keith Radford. Jim Barton, Steve Forbes. Marshall Muncy, Hans Smith, and Barry England. Cross Country: David Hedge, Marty Smith, Ronald Nicholson, David Tabor, and Todd Holdrcn. 157 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Gina Washington, Cooky Fernandez, and Angie Faulkner present their cakes to the basketball players. The Tiger Varsity Cheerleaders from bottom to top are: Mascot Lisa Palmer, Cooky Fernandez, Lori Bailey, Toni Graham, Rhonda Thurmer, Gina Washington, Angie Faulkner, and Maria Poral. Who’s got my head! JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS The combined efforts of the cheerleaders make every pep rally a “cheering Give me a “T ! success. From left to right, the Junior Varsity Cheerleaders: Karen Syres, Lisa Yahya. Lisa Ratliff, Karen Anderson, and Tammy Pack. 159 POM PON GIRLS Row 3: Angie Pritt. Donna Bettis. Paige Flanigan; Row 2: Monica Pauley. Lani Sulton. Sherry Davis; Row I: Charlene McCormick. Kim Hawkins. Paige presents the perfect pom pon pose. Sherry Davis shows her spirit during a performance. SPIRIT! SPIRIT! SPIRIT! The Cheerleaders and Pom Pon Squad are dedicated groups of girls who promote spirit and enthusiasm for sports. They are under the direction of Miss Sabrina Brant. Besides sports activities, these girls serve the school during regular school activities. WEIGHTLIFTING WEST VIRGINIA POWERLIFTING CHAMPS Back row — Steve Forbes, Clovis Lawless, Jack Woods, and Tony Walters. Kneeling — Scott Steele Keith Radford. Barry England, and Sonny Shrader. Powerliftcrs show their muscles and camaraderie. 162 163 need an understanding bank. We understand. People Who Know How to PRINCETON Bank Trust Company 1001 Mercer Street • Princeton, West Virginia 24740 Telephone (304) 425-7521 (304) 327-5175 MEMBER F.D.I.C. - Robertson, Inc. Mining Specialties Drawer 512 Old Ingleside Rd. Princeton, W.V. 24740 425-8775 Mercer General Ins. 858 Mercer St. Princeton, W.V. 24740 425-2176 or 325-7535 325-3230 TNT Supermarket HOOD’S BODY SHOP Lowest Food Prices Anywhere! 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ANDY CLARK Bluefield-Princeton Road 327-7151—425-2128 Court Reporters CHRYSLER Dodge Trucks 206 BEE ST. PRINCETON, W. VA. 24740 179 City Coal Supply Co., Inc. P.O. Box 788 Princeton W.V. 425-2379 24740 Stop ‘n’ Shop Oakvale Rd. 425-8694 STOP Annual Staff Rewarding, Time-consuming, Hard work, but worth it! Closing Thanks to Torie Huntington for the art work throughout the annual. SENIOR SUPERLATIVES Most Likely to Succeed — Sara Roe and Scott Davidson 182 Friendliest — Cathy Poral and Andy Anderson Quietest — Jocie Hill Combs and Sherman Williamson SENIOR CLASS FLOWER - RED ROSE Best Looking — Charlene McCormick, Mike Burkett, and Angie Faulkner 183 SENIOR CLASS SONG - TIME Best Dressed Charlene McCormick and Jeff Ballard 184 Best All-Around — Cathy Poral and Scott Davidson Best Vo-Tech — Johnetta Ayers and Keith Radford SENIOR CLASS MOTTO - REEAL GOOD! Cutest Couple — Cathy Poral and Scott Davidson Most Athletic — Tammy Adkins and Scooter Guill Class Clown Missy Bailey and Alan Hager 185 SENIOR CLASS COLORS - ROYAL BLUE AND GREY 186 Class Flirts — Angie Pritt and Charlie Hamer Most Talented — Anne Murray and Scott Noble Most Talkative — Missy Bailey and Tommy Hatcher TOP TWENTY AND STUDENTS OF THE MONTHS Front row: Bobbi Bowling, Richard Butler, Sherman Williamson, Jan Adams, Jeff Ballard, Sara Roe, Teresa Conner, Scott Davidson, Monica Gergely, Brenda Hutchins, Sally Bailey, Cathy Lambert, Annette Honaker, JoAnn Adams, Jocie Combs, Lani Sultan, Tim Brown, and Tracy Burks. Jeff Ballard, Sara Roe, Scott Davidson, Monica Gergely, Lisa Quattrone, Tim Brown, Kim Smith, and Margie Wood. Scott Davidson was Student of the Year. 1983 JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM APRIL 29 Even crutches couldn’t stop Eric Gillespie and Johnetta Ayers from having a good time. Is Ronnie Johnston proving the theory, “Smile, it makes people wonder what you’ve been up to”? Miss Rector shows John Byrd how to “boogie down”! Is this John Travolta or Joe Revolting? (Gotcha! — Mic) LIGHTS . . . CAMERA . . . ACTION! Yes, Mark, we know the whole story, “The fish that got away was this long.” The 1983 Junior-Senior Prom marked the occasion of a broken tradition. For the first time ever at Princeton Se- nior High, the prom was held in a building other than the traditional high school gymnasium. This year the prom was held at the Elks Lodge. Many students had mixed emotions and most were against the idea; however, the students accepted it and the prom was a success. It was indeed a memorable prom with thanks to the 1982 Junior Class and the class sponsors Mrs. Fink and Mrs. Arm- strong. dreamy eyes of young love. Dawn Buck and Stuart O'Dell show us the We are proud to present the new ROCKETTES. 189 HONOR SOCIETY INDUCTION AND SENIOR AWARDS A proud day for proud students. Hats off to these senior scholarship winners. BACCALAUREATE WAS HELD JUNE 5, 1983 191 NAUGHTY, NAUGHTY SENIORS! Remember girls — NO dipping! David, how quickly we forget. No hanging on the rims! If Ms. Brown could only sec you now, Phil! Tcri, have you forgotten — no fondling at PSHS. 194 RECREATION AND SPORTS AT PSHS Laura, haven’t you learned yet that the boy is supposed to serenade the girl! I. Robbie Bratsis, knight you Sir Randy McPeak. Ah. Coach, don't worry; we’ll win the next one. So you’re the one who holds the gymnasium walls up. 195 PSHS FASHION BUGS If this is what's waiting on that tropical island . . . FORGET IT! and wc think Punk IS wild! 196 Here’s the Temptress herself. Keith — camouflage or not, you’re bound to get caught. PSHS STUDENTS SHOW THEIR SPECIAL TALENTS Mark, be nimble; Mark be quick; Mark, be sure lo clear the Hurdle stick! . . . and hececcr s SALLY! 197 SENIORS SHOW THEIR STUFF!! Well, Charles, it took us three years . . . but we finally captured the real you! Shy Sara is up to her “neck in trouble — AGAIN!! P.S.H.S. GUYS AND GALS See if you can top this. Superman! Roy Clark, move over!! George Keatley has arrived!!! 199 s