Shady Spring High School - Spring Yearbook (Shady Spring, WV)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1980 volume:

Shady Spring High School Shady Spring, West Virginia Mrs. Charlotte McKay The 1980 Spring Staff has chosen to dedicate the annual to Mrs. Charlotte McKay. Born and raised in Columbus, Ohio, she is a graduate of Ohio State Uni- versity with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Business Education. After gradua- tion she worked as a secretary and bookkeeper. Mrs. McKay came to West Virginia in 1950. She and her husband managed a farm in Mercer County. They later bought a drive-in restaurant which she man- aged, while he managed other restaurants. Her first teaching post was at Richmond District School in 1966. She came to Shady High in 1968. She presently holds a Masters Degree from Marshall Univer- sity and has earned additional graduate hours from West Virginia University. Mrs. McKay, you are a dedicated, conscientious teacher, and the yearbook staff is proud to honor you with the 1980 Spring dedication. Mrs. Mike (Dona) McKay, Mrs. McKay, Son — David McKay and wife, Janet Worked as Red Cross Nurse Aide during World War II Sons — Jeffrey and Michael McKay Mrs. McKay in Classroom FFA Court Donna Furrow — Senior Attendant; Debbie Gilbreath — FFA Sweetheart; Becky Crisp — Sophomore Attendant; Vicki Gilbreath — Junior Attendant; Teresa McNeely— Freshmen Attendant. Wendy Lilly — Junior Attendant Glenn Stewart — Escort Susie Pachuta — Queen Doug Kimblern — Escort A highlight of fall activities is the annual homecoming game and dance. Susie Pachuta was crowned Home- coming Queen and other members of the Homecoming Court received flowers during the half-time ceremonies of the Nicholas County-Shady football game. Also, Lit- tle Miss Tiger, Darlene Carr was crowned in pre-game festivities. Coming through with a big win over the Grizzlies, the Tiger Team really made it a night to remember. Roni Lusk — Sophomore Attendant Little Miss Tiger — Darlene Can- Lee Pack — Escort 5 oVfUma A [atsr iJn tds Hilts of( Ws.it ‘ Virginia, tksrs is UMahoot iJ tous; czljag it always burn in msmoxy, _______W0!'?!™” mMPvte iru j y mo 33yj oj jivj z? pur? Gz voG 3yj zuoiQ CKJ JV730] V T 313 ’3DO. Spirit, excitement and laughter are familiar sounds of students and fans during fall sporting events. Tiger football now posts a 6-3 season and a prediction that we will win over the Patriots, our final game. The Shady Ladies, with the basketball season at the half- way mark are now 8-2. Posting a most impressive sea- son, of 8 Invitational Meet victories and the Regional Championship, are those Tiger Harriers. Team Effort Earns A Season Standout n Senior Class Float Seniors — Warren. Jeff. John. Terry. Billy. Chris, Scotty. Alan. Roger. Dorian, Mike. National Honor Society Float Now Sweeney ... Side Bird Stunt Percussion Section Tiger Team makes its debut. Junior Varsity Cheerleaders 13 Drafting Instructor — J. Walker; Terry James Medical Assistant D. Bennett, T. Miller, S. Walker Machine Shop T. Vernatter, R. Bragg, B. Phillips Vocational 14 Machine Accounting K. Lilly. G. Ellison, D. Gwinn Data Processing Instructor— K. Chartain; Gary Lilly Dental Assistant Instructor — Surbaugh; Jamie, Tammy Civil Technology Instructor — D. Jordan; D. Pettry. M. Pence School Body Fender Instructor — J. Pack; D. Meador, B. Price 15 Reaching the Top Class Officers Ritchie Lilly, Vice-President; Mike Hartsog. President; Greg Sweeney, Treasurer; Christina Ransom, Secretary. What can one say about seniors? Those long three years seemed to fly by a little too quickly. Dances, games, the library, assemblies, uni- forms, and Shady Spring, are all things of the past. But they are never forgotten by those who learned, grew, and enjoyed their senior year. At times seemingly insurmountable tribulation afflicted this class. They cried, asked why, and then surged onward. Shady Spring will never again have a class of 1980. just as they will never again go to Shady Spring. Annette Arthur Melinda Atkinson Paul Barlow James Bell James Bostick Donna Bowling Sharon Brogan Mari Ayers Eric Bennett Alan Bragg Greg Brown 19 Robin Brush Wm. I V 4 Cindy Burgess 9 i 4 Robert Chappell Kent Crook Richard Bryant Leland Burke Colleen Buckland Jewell Connor Billie Chapman Jeff Collins Paula Crouch Daniel Dennis Mike Dillon Gale Ellison Keith Farley Anne Green Dean Donaldson Roger Evans Debbie Gilbreath Katrina Dykes David Farley Lydia Grubb 21 Robin Hale Debbie Hall Lisa Harris Jerry Hatcher Macil Harold _______ Mike Hartsog Jeffrey Hayes Scott Hill Randy Handley Michael Hart Kelly Holley Terry James Gary Lilly John Hyatt Michael Lester Doris Lu.y Karen Lilly Doug Kimblern Beverly Lilly Drema Lacy Donna Lilly Tammie Kovach Frances Jones Kathy Lilly Violet Maddy Ritchie Lilly m r%. Vanessa Lowry ?A Kimberly Lilly Robin Lilly David Lusk Tammy Massie Ann McCutcheon Pamela Lilly I Kathie Lyons Steven Meadows Eddie Miller David Mitchem Brenda Meadows Stevie Meadows Mike Miller James Mooney Richard Meadows Tracey Meece Darrell Moore 25 Anthony Parkulo Phillip Pendleton Rodney Patton Tracy Morris Susie Pachuta Carlos Moye Nancy Moye ho- 'SjrJ Dave Pack Julie Pack Daryl Peltry Mark Phillips Billy Price Roger Ransom Vickie Redden Judy Plumley Christina Ransom Roney Reid Judy Ransom Debby Richmond 27 Donald Richmond Beverly Rylant Greg Shamblin Blaine Samuel Daniel Simmons Susan Rinehart Roy Severt Christine Skaggs Craig Smith William Smith Brenda Sobeski 28 Jeff Sweeney Troy Tyree Bobbie VanValkenburg Shelli Staten Terry Vernatter Wendy Sullivan Melanie Thompson Greg Underwood Greg Sweeney Warren Thompson Peggy Underwood Chris Walker 29 Cathy Cullop Scott Walling Steve Wiseman James Yates Dorian Wolfe Flora Yazdani Tina Edwards '79 Summer Graduate Not Pictured David Bennett Debra Boothe Kerry Branam David Coleman Nola Farley Michael Gilhooly Diana Gwinn Mike Harris Roger Ingole Wayne Keith John Lane David A. Lilly Diana Lilly Willie Lilly Darrell Meador Robert Meadows Steve Murdock Donna Plumley Billy Prince Sheila Rakes Gary Scott Albert Smith Penny Stone Darrell Thomas Harold Yost Jodie Young Nancy Moye daydreaming in library. Yearbook production goes on! __________________________________________________________________________________________________31 Love yourself supremely. Teacher's aide at work. Wendy Sullivan. Tammy Brogan. Anatomy Class Vanessa and Chris take a break from studies. “Offense on the move,” team members look on. Stating the facts! VALEDICTORIAN Rodney Patton 4.00 Susan Rinehart 3.857 Top Ten SALUTATORI AN Vanessa Lowry 3.905 Alicia Holstein 3.850 HONORARIAN Robin Lilly 3.878 David Redden 3.816 Sheila Rakes 3.806 Daniel Simmons 3.744 Mari Ayers 3.703 Annette Arthur 3.683 33 MOST POPULAR Mike Hartsog Susie Pachuta MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Vanessa Lowry Rodney Patton BEST FRIENDS Jeff Sweeney Mike Miller Stevie Meadows Greg Sweeney Shelli Staten Judy Ransom WHY TEACHERS GO MAD Tracy Morris Steve Mills MOST ATHLETIC Shelli Staten Doug Polk MOST FEMININE Katrina Dykes MOST MASCULINE David Mitchem 35 MOST TALKATIVE Steve Mills Judy Ransom BEST PERSONALITY Melanie Thompson Mike Hartsog SHYEST Daniel Simmons Cindy Burgess BEST DRESSED Doug Polk Paula Crouch CUTEST SMILE Judy Ransom Warren Thompson CUTEST COUPLE Tammie Massie Bob Chappell Brenda Bowling Jamie Bryant Jeff Brown Lou Ann Buckland Clay Burdiss Tammy Brogan Randall Bonds Ronald Bonds Hank Bostic Robert Cecil Mildred Marilyn Mark Matt Callaway Canada Cantley Carr Chapman Chapman 41 La Lane Farley Marvin Farley Judi Genoble Tracy Feeback Vicky Gilbreath il Cynthia Fink Troy Good son Kindra Decreda Cletis Robbie Lesa Graham Hall Harmon Hicks Hill Kim Hodge 43 Carolyn Lilly David Lilly Dewey Tammy Lilly Lilly V Wendy Lilly Vickie Kirk Penny Jones Darrel Lane Rick Jones Charles Jordan Jeff Kauff Patricia Kidwell Deanna Massey Thomas McClung -rN k Maris Lowery Thomas Lowery Eddie Lucas Robin Lyons Randall Martin Janie Massie Regina Massie Robert Massie Wendy Massie James May i U Anita McComas Russell McGrady Jennifer McKinney Mike Meador Tralissa Meador 45 Sharon Smith Kti Lisa Linda Stillman Sturgill Joann Tyree Glenn Stewart James Thompson Rusty Udy Tim White Roger Underwood Janet Waddell Selena Walker Susan Walker r 3 Greg Worrell Not Pictured Kevin Bailey Brent Bays Larry Blevins Angela Bolen Pamela Bragg Jimmy Brammer Kathy Carte Kevin Emig Galen Gibson Keith Harold Sammy Kincaid Mike Lester Mike Loudin Roger Massie Gary Meador Roger Overbay Kyle Proffitt Carlos Plumley George Reynolds Craig Smith 49 Douglas Adkins Jeffrey Adkins Kathy Adkins Mark Akers Lisa Bell Brian Bennett James Bennett Mike Bennett Richard Bennett Ronald Bennett Charles Duncan Mandy Elliott Karen Elliott Donna Elswick 54 Steve Evans Steve Facemire Jerry Farley Nancy Farley Robert Farthing Vicki Fisher Steve Fleshman Paula Fletcher II Kenneth Fritz ( C 1?rvO Jeff Fox Norris Garrison Sheryl Gibson Carolyn Godbey Ray Golden John Griffith Patrick Grimmett 55 Pam Harvey Sandra Heath Ginger Hess Kitten Higginbotham Patti Jennings Melony Kizer Jan Kuhn Jeff Lane Dorothy Lewis Chester Lilly Edwin Lilly Jeffrey Lilly Mary Lilly Patricia Lilly 56 ’ 5 Shea McCormack Gary MeGraw Julie Meador Dave Meadows Dean Meadows Richard Meadows Sheila Meadows Teresa Meadows 57 Terry Meadows Tim Meadows Vivian Meadows Russell Meeker Donald Milam Rickie Milam Cathy Miller Gina Miller Norma Miser Marie Mize Michele Mueller David Mullins Billy Pack Greg Pack Lee Pack Mark Parsons Pam Plumley Sheila Plumley 58 Cathy Price Debbie Queen Randy Richmond Clara Richmond Sara Richmond Monica Rinehart 59 Tammy Smith Kim Snuffer Larry Stanley Kathy Stewart Michael Ward Nova Warren 60 Loria Waugh Bonnie Williams Kathy Williams Kimberly Williams Pamela Yost Lisa Young NOT PICTURED Michael Adkins Wayne Ballengee Daniel Bolen Elizabeth Bragg Robert Cook Donna Cooper Priscilla Gibson Donald Hod son Floyd Hunter James Lambert Thomas Gerald Lilly Todd Lilly Ronnie Meador Melvin Moore Karen Powers Carl Richmond Donna Richmond Medina Richmond Robert Taylor Kenneth Walker Webster 61 National Honor Society President — Vanessa Lowery; Vice President — Ritchie Lilly; Secretary — Alicia Holstein; Treasurer — Roy Severt Photographers John Schwitzerlette, Greg Patton, Alan Cox, Hank Bostic 64 Student Council President — Mike Hartsog; Vice President — Ritchie Lilly; Secretary — Wendy Sullivan; Treasurer — Greg Patton Pep Club President — Greg Underwood; Vice President — Eric Bennett; Secretary — Vanessa Lowery; Treasurer — Melanie Thompson ________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 65 What did you say the theme was? ... Does sound famil- iar ... Patton’s photos ... Decided on a dedication ... If we could only get those pictures ... It’ll be all right ... Chopping and slashing ... Who’s got the pica ruler? ... I’ve got to crop these pictures ... What happened to her hair? ... I can’t believe they posed like that... Morehead State University ... yearbook camp ... New and interest- ing ideas ... techniques ... Photography please get those pictures printed ... Matt, you have to get on the sports sec- tion ... Deadlines ... That’s only a week away ... Check the names and spelling... Hopkins check your pictures ... Remember no ads no yearbook ... We have to sell those boosters ... Don’t worry Robin ... Oh no, not the whole section ... Hartsog, get busy ... Photographers on strike ... Smile, you’re on candid camera ... In case you’re won- dering, this is a typical conversation that goes on while the yearbook is being planned. Time Off (Clubs) — Mike Hartsog The Graduates (Seniors) — Alicia Holstein Our Supporters (Ads) Paula Crouch Billie Chapman Artist (Division Pages) Greg Underwood The Educators (Teachers) Lydia Pack Grubb Familiar Faces — Juniors Jennifer McKinney New Faces — Sophomores Becky Hopkins FFA Officers: President — John Lane; Vice President — Mike Lester; Secretary — Donna Furrow; Treasurer — Jimmy May; Reporter — Mark Chap- man; Parliamentarian — Darrell Lane FHA SENIORS’ Panorama wbeauty of these unfo schools have be ies out-of-doors. am going to be graduating in June and would lo my gr upfion out under the clear bh new spring air makes us fe ers many of us would not ns iiploma we recei The enthusiastic Journalism class at Shady is always on the go. There are roving reporters on the alert for any unusual happening. like Cl Raising money to publish the paper is the one thing that keeps the staff most busy. Inflation has forced us to sell double the amount of advertising and charge stu- dents a fee for the paper. Other journalistic techniques are gathering news, writ- ing news, feature stories, edrt'orials nd columns. A' we type, write headlines, edi opy, prepare advertisi copy, ana manage circulatind R This school year every member of the class has been required to be a reporter. Also there ai| three typists and a photographer. Four seniors serve «editors, while sen- iors, juniors, and sophomores complete the staff. EditOr-in-Chief Published by the Journalism Class Christina Rans6ifldy Spring High School Shady Spring, w.Va. _______________________ Jack K. Covey, Principal results from came in Beck- r High and son swept the s was a very decision due nds excellent s. The fest- utation was the scoring performances the partici- ds are likely elled. Hey you up znerei I'm down plate. Right, your average brown eyes, ht and my are 1 , 1 , to talk to yo way I'm trea you heard me, me that irvxxM I don't apprM fact that yo unless I'm m r pect ence. Webster defi jesNewSsEditor the firm Thompsojk 6 y' te honesty or reliabi- ty of some person. Shady Spring High 7hool faculty and the arents have no trust in te student body. Why ust we,supposedly young dults, bring a letter rom our parents to sch- ol as an excuse for a revious absence or for early dismissal? Why oes the school, even wing received the let- r., call our homes to e sure our parents know out it? The answer hese questions lays to in lack of faith. Follow- ng are a few reasons hy we are not trusted. First of all, it is mpossible to teach or rust someone whom you are Feature Editor Map 's Company- Angie Cook-It’s hilaz ious and you can ge into it better than tt rest of the shows. Jodi Young-It's funny 7. Monday Night Footbal Jerry Hatcher-Becau I like football. Tim Bazzie-I like foot ball. 8 California Fever- Becky Wilson-All tl guys are hunky. Norma Miser-The gui are all hunks fiUUUO LJ.U.I, minor group pr lished a mamm h|3s estab- IpP ists in g guys 9. Laverne and Shir lei Micky Adkins-I like t see people act silli like myself. smoking which ■.rooms. It is to enter the md not be hit ud of smoke. •vey explained wmbers of the Id be at only at a time, catching few WHEN VISITING THE AREA ATTEND THE BIMfg WflllAY e responsible uire absence slips, early and calls to because they out for our est. Now if ill wondering s, teachers, pals do not take a good look at yourself. Maybe you don't give their, a good reason to. 2-.Lo?i s9g Enouah- Eric Bennet 10. White Shadow- great. Nichol me of me. Angie Wilbur my favorite n Grant Goodeve looking. 3. Mork and Ronnie Benn Mindy Sheron Smitl cute. 4. 240 Robert Marilyn Carr run around and trouble. Drema Edwar the way they other a hard ti 5. Saturday Night Live- Jay Pate-Because it's ' good. Senior Drama Don’t worry, we’ll find your teeth.” “I’ll never get this off my face.’ Junior Drama Private moments to be shared collectively ... Is your picture missing in the yearbook? Sorry, we had a pho- tographer strike!!! Performing A rts Tiger Band They Believe in Music, Music, Music... Robin Ward Senior — Head M Pam Massie Sophomore Majorettes Tammy Moran Junior Stage Band Front row: Cindy Scott, Robert Jordan, Charlotte Basham, Lora Cole, Cheryl Paul Middle row: Daniel Simmons, Marie Mize, James Bostick, Dan- iel Smith, Chris Simmons Back row: Darrell Moore, Roney Reid, Tim Meadows Chorus Front row: Christina Ransom, Teresa Bolen, Debby Richmond, Marsha Hund- ley, Judy Plumley Middle: Sharon Brogan, Colleen Buckland, Pam Bragg, Vanessa Lowry, Melinda Atkinson Back Darrell Moore, Jeff Hayes, David Red- den 78 FLAG CORPS Karen Lilly, Head; Melanie Kizer, Shelia Plumley, Selena Walker Band Officers F.C.A. Officers: President — Roy Severt; Vice President — Greg Patton; Secretary — Susie Pachuta; Program Chairmen — Sheila Rakes, Robin Ward, Troy Goodson, Donna Elswick, Maris Lowery. Monica Rinehart Teens for Christ “I can do all things through Christ who strengthened me.” Phil. 4:13 80 a. Martha Hale b. Sterling Lewis c. Phillip Lilly d. John Lucento e. LaCleda Mankin f. Dix Manning g. Joseph McDougal n. Charlotte McKay i. Connie Okes 84 15 a. H. B. Thomas b. Diane Williams c. Connie Walker d. Patricia Williamson e. Fred Williams f. Fred Woodrum g. Gail Johns Elsie Lilly h. Doug Richmond i. Wilbert Bragg j. Elmer Plumley 86 nacmt± tofino mors zRoni Jluik 1 Vsndy jCilty novjua 95 [Pzom Quzzn cf ol?Ln Waxd. 98 And Then It Was Winter... winter, the thrill of being voted Snow Queen ... Winter... a male Leap Year Court Leap Year King and Court Snowball Attendant Susan Rinehart T.i L SIIAL� I HU I Sf«OMBtl i ■ f MMtfl I Snowball Attendant Robin Lilly Snowball Queen and Court 102 Snowball Attendant Vanessa Lowry 1979 Schedule SHADY SPRING Nickname: Tigers Classification: A A 1979 Record 7-3 Aug. 31 Peterstown Sept. 7 Richwood Sept. 14 at Fayetteville Sept. 21 Baileysville Sept. 28 Princeton Oct. 5 at Mullens Oct. 12 Nicholas Oct. 19 Hinton Oct. 26 at Greenbrier West Nov. 2 at Independence PETERSTOWN Tigers opened the football season with a spectacular vic- tory over the Peterstown Pirates. Brent Bays scored on runs of 41 and 32 yards and set up a three-yard touchdown run with a 47-yard jaunt! Bays totaled 213 yards in 24 carries. He gained 169 of those in the second half. Brent also snared an eight-yard pass from David Lusk in a four touch- down performance! Senior Terry James had 102 yards on 21 carries. Lusk scored on an eight-yard, second quarter sweep, for our second touchdown. In the second half it was all Bays, beginning with his 47-yard run on our first play from scrimmage in the third quarter. Shady used five plays to advance the ball from Peterstown’s 18 to one, with Brent Bays going over on the seventh play of the drive. Shady Spring 8 8 16 8 — 40 Peterstown 078 14 — 29 Shady — 8 yd. pass, Lusk to Bays; James rush Shady — 8 yd. run. Lusk; James rush Peterstown — 3 yd. pass. Miller to Jackson; Wickline kick Peterstown — 40 yd. run, Newberry; Miller pass to Ballard good Shady — 1 yd. run. Bays; Lusk rush Shady — 41 yd. run. Bays; James rush Peterstown — 3 yd. run, Davis; conversion failed Shady — 32 yd. run. Bays; James rush Peterstown — 29 yd. fumble recovery. Brown; Miller to Robertson pass good STEVIE MEADOWS Guard Co-Captain All-Coalfield BAILEYSVILLE Splashing through the rain was indicative of the action as Shady Spring Tigers rolled over the Baileysville Rough Riders in a 32-0 game played here at Shady. The Tigers controlled the game, amassing 263 yards in total offense to 75 for the Rough Riders. The visitors could manage just six first downs, while Shady Spring had 16. The Rough Riders deepest penetration into enemy territory came late in the first half when following a 29-yard pass they moved the ball to the Shady 14 yard line. With 15 seconds left in the half, an interception by Lusk in the end zone stopped the threat. Baileysville 0 000— 0 Shady Spring 8 16 8 0 — 32 SS: James 1 run (James run) SS: Polk 33 run from Lusk (James run) SS: Bonds 2 run (Lusk run) SS: Lusk 23 run (Polk pass from Lusk) 106 TERRY JAMES Tailback Co-Captain All-Coalfield Second Team All-State HINTON The Shady Spring Tigers overcame the Hinton Bobcats hand- ing them an easy 34-20, in a game played at the Tiger field. With less than two minutes left in the game, the home team held a 28 point lead. Hinton 0 60 14 — 20 Shady Spring 8 12 6 8 — 34 SS: James 15 run (Wolfe pass from Lusk) SS: Bonds 1 run (rush failed) SS: Bonds 24 run (rush failed) H: Williams 18 pass from Cobb (pass failed) SS: Bays 1 run (rush failed) SS: Bays 1 run (Bays pass from Lusk) H: Left ridge 8 pass from Cobb (pass failed) H: Smith 9 pass from Cobb (Neol run) DOUG POLK Split End All-Coalfield JEFF COLLINS Guard INDEPENDENCE Even though the Shady Spring Tigers were not among the top eight A A teams in the Secondary Schools Activities Commission’s ratings, the post season playoffs were in the minds of the players and the Head Coach Fred Hill. It took a 2-yard field goal by Terry James to break the 0- 0 tie Friday, and give the Tigers the points they needed to end their post season play-off hopes. As a team, the Tigers asked for 137 yards in 40 carries and had 12 yards passing, while completing 14 first downs. Shady Spring 00 3 0 — 3 Independence 0000 — 0 SS: James 32 field goal DORIAN WOLFE Tight End All-Coalfield 108 Special Honorable Mention STEVE MILLS Tackle All-Coalfield The Winning What if you came out second In the race that you have run? If you put your best in running. In the final score, you won! If you kept the goal before you. And played the game, I’d 'low. E’en though another took the prize — You won it anyhow. You won the greater battle When you played it fair and right; Although another touched the goals. You really won the fight. MIKE HART Defensive End ALAN BRAGG Defensive End DEPENDABLE COACHING Dependable coaching and strong team spirit were the incentives for the Tigers to win. Much credit should be given to Head Coach Fred Hill for putting together our fine squad of coaches and players. C c 0 R u 0 N S T S R Y COALFIELD CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS REGION IV CHAMPIONS MEET RESULTS Morgantown 6th out of 19 Woodrow Wilson 1st out of IS Independence 1st out of 9 Dunbar 1st out of 8 Herbert Hoover 1st out of 15 Oak Hill 4th out of 21 Shady Spring 1st out of 6 Coalfield 1st out of 8 Princeton 1st out of 7 Greenbrier East 2nd out of 6 Regional 1st out of 9 States 6th out of 12 Harriers find new running shoe. IVAN PHILLIPS RODNEY PATTON 1 runner 2 runner First junior in states Co-captain 2nd in regionals 3rd in Coalfield ROY SEVERT 4 runner Co-captain TROY GOODSON 5 runner MARK WILLS 6 runner DOUG KIMBLERN 7 runner JOYCE COLLINS JENNIFER EYE ANNEGREENE DAVID SEVERT Top Sophomore runner 116 Dill takes one giant step for the Tigers. No defense Greg, it's a sure bucket! Greg Sweeney Senior 5'8 Tigers visit the Mullen’s Rebels. Junior Varsity Basketball Golf m “I'm gonna bump you right on up.. Mrs. Virginia Gross, Coach “The net is this way”... VOLLEY- BALL TRACK Shady Spring Track Team had its finest season by placing 1st in all season meets, 1st in the Coalfield, 1st in the Region, and 10th in the State. Those funny little shoes with no heels and skinny ankles with no socks took the spotlight during April and May as the team was making its way to the States. Ivan Phillips (right) won the State finals in the 2 mile run. Greg Patton (b. left) placed 2nd and 3rd in the mile and 2 mile in both the Coalfield and Telegraph Relays. Doug Kimblern (b. right) was 1st in the high hurdles at the Poca Classic, Coalfield, and County. He also broke the school record in the high hurdles. Although the girls’ team was inexperienced, they placet 1st in the Region and many of the girls were consistent win ners in their event throughout the season. Billie Chapmai (left) placed 6th in the State 100 yard dash. She also ran th 220 and 440. Missie Purkey (left) a sprinter also ran the 44( relay. Kenna Minton (b. left) ran the mile and the mil relay. Susie Pachuta (t. right) in the 110 low hurdles fo girls. Shelli Staten (b. right) one of the few four event peo pie placed 5th in the State high jump. She also ran the 220 440. and medley relay. ( BOYS’ STATE QUALIFIERS Rodney Patton — 2 mile relay; Doug Polk, shuttle hurdles; Doug Kimblern — high hurdles, shuttle hurdles; Terry James — discus, shot; Ivan Phillips — mile, 2 mile: Scott Hill — 2 mile relay; Troy Goodson — 2 mile relay HAPPINESS ... FRIENDSHIP ... DEDICATION ... and a WIN in vic- tory lane. 1979 BOYS’TRACK Greenbrier East Inv. 1st Coalfield (AA Div.) 1st Nicholas Co. Inv. 1st Shady Spring Inv. 1st Telegraph Relays 1st Raleigh County 1st Beckley Relays 2nd Poca Classic 1st Regional 1st States 10th 1979 GIRLS’TRACK Nicholas County 2nd Raleigh County 2nd Regional 1st Shady Invitational 2nd School records were broken in the 100, 220. 110 low hurdles, 440 relay, discus, mile and 2 mile. GIRLS’ STATE QUALIFIERS Billie Chapman — 100 yd. dash, 440 relay; Jennifer Eye — mile relay; Shelli Staten —440, 880. high jump; Susan Rinehart — 880 relay. BASEBALL RETURNING PLAYERS Top: Bill Whitt, Eddie Miller, Tom McClung, Greg Shamblin. Rusty Udy, Roger Ingole Bottom: Mari Ayers, Melanie Thompson Not pictured: Co-cap- tains: David Lusk and David Farley RCCE R U H I E S : UP Tuc E'fc 5 ft of m C°U 7- NEW PLAYERS Row 1: Roger Underwood, Kevin James, Jerry Hatcher, Tim Redden, Kent Crook. Dan Dennis Row 2: Jeff Kauff, Mike Ward, Dale Redden, J. R. Fox. Steve Barber, John Bailey, John Griffith Row 3: Steve Evans, Gary Morgan, Charlie Williamson. Mike Pennington, Randy Richmond Row 4: Ritchie Auker, Ernie Calfee, Billy Pack, Danny Brammer, Steve Facemire, John Ward, Chris Simmons TENNIS Kneeling: Scott Walling, Mike Miller, Roy Severt, Dale Redden. Sharon Scarbrough. Diana Albaugh Standing: Ritchie Lilly. Judy Ransom. Russell McGrady. Greg Sweeney, Leo Sayer, Mr. Frank Rakes — Coach GIRLS’ BA SKETBALL Seated: Jodie Young, Janet Crook, Tawna Lucas, Shelli Staten, Lisa Harris, Vicki Fisher Standing: Debbie Simmons, Diane Simmons, Barbara Cline, Melony Kizer, Judy Ransom, Donna Elswick. Anita McComas The Lady Tigers completed their best season since they were organized 4 years ago. They finished the regu- lar season with a 16-2 record. The team lost to Inde- pendence in the Sectional Tournament after each team enjoyed a win during the regular season. Coach Ford attributes their success to a lot of hard work and “want- ing to win.” Also an important factor was the height and natural ability of some of the players. Grappler Girls Grappler Girls serve as an aid to the wrestling coach and team. They are chosen by Dix Manning, Head Wrestling Coach. During wrestling matches, the girls do individual scor- ing, team scoring and keep time. They also do announc- ing for the large tournaments. There are several fund raising projects done by the Grappler Girls. During the summer ads are sold for the football program. Usually the captain of the squad pre- pares the program for printing, and it is sold at the gates during football season. Another project was selling ads for a program book of the Regional Wrestling Tourna- ment hosted by Shady Spring High on February 15-16. Also blue and gold spacepoms with slogan “Tiger Wres- tlers 1” were sold to raise funds to purchase uniforms for the girls. Grappler Girls are kept very busy, especially during wrestling season. They are on hand for all home wres- tling activities and travel to some away matches to sup- port the guys. MARK CHAPMAN 98 lb. Junior 2nd Tiger Inv. 4th Red Dog Inv. 4th North Marion Inv. 1st Coalfield Regional Champ 6th State TIGER GRAPPLERS COALFIELD CONFERENCE CHAMPS REGION IV CHAMPS AA STA TE CHAMPIONS GREG HILL 105 lb. Sophomore 1st Coalfield Regional Champion 4th State Unlimited Harmon takes a pin — any way he can get it. TROY GOODSON 1121b. Junior 1st Red Dog Inv. 1st Tiger Inv. 1st North Marion Inv. 1st Coalfield Regional Champ Runner-up State Stewart moves for a pin! 130 Davy displays the “cradle. DAVID FARLEY 1191b. Senior 1st Red Dog Inv. 2nd North Marion 1st Nitro Inv. 2nd Coalfield Runner-up Regional State Champion ’78, ’79. ’80 GLEN STEWART 126 lb. Junior 3rd Red Dog Inv. 1st Tiger Inv. 4th North Marion 2nd Coalfield Regional Champ 131 ROY SEVERT 1321b. Senior 4th Red Dog 4th Nitro Inv. 4th Coalfield Regional Champ KENNY POWERS 1381b. Junior 3rd Tiger Inv. 4th North Marion 3rd Nitro Inv. 1st Coalfield Regional runner-up Coach Manning, 'Drained,' comments “98 was the roughest class,” — It wasn’t a great tournament for us, but we had so much balance, we won anyway. DORIAN WOLFE 145 lb. Senior 1st Tiger Inv. 1st Nitro Inv. 2nd Coalfield Regional Runner-up STEVIE MEADOWS 155 lb. Senior 2nd Red Dog Inv. 1st Tiger Inv. 1st North Marion 2nd Nitro Inv. 1st Coalfield 1st Regional 3rd State 133 JEFF SWEENEY 1671b. Senior 1st Red Dog Inv. 1st Tiger Inv. 2nd North Marion 1st Nitro Inv. 1st Coalfield 1st Regional 3rd State CHARLIE WILLIAMSON 185 lb. Sophomore 6th Regional CLETUS HARMON Unlimited Junior 1st Tiger Inv. 3rd North Marion 3rd Coalfield 4th Regional — 5th State Katrina 1 -n- 1 Eddie | Peggy Underwood and Rick White 1 Married 1 November 10, 1979 | PANTHER KNOB RANCH | APPALOOSA HORSES BJ AND DENNY WILLIAMS j Dorothy L. 1 and 1 Matt B. | RUTH. | I LOVE YOU! RICK 1 JESUS IS STILL THE ANSWER! 1 1 Cindy -n- j Doug j JEFF AND STEVE 1 WE’RE SORRY TO LEAVE! 1 THE BLUE FUNK LOVE TO HEAR PERCUSSION! Jeff Crawford 1 Class of 1 “81” | MIKE, | I GIVE TO YOU MY LOVE. FOREVER! | i PAULA 1 Anne, 1 Words cannot express my love for you! 1 Mike I COMPLIMENTS OF THE REDNECKS Matt, Darrell, Jimmy, ' j Mark and Dewey SCOTTY LOVELL 1 Anytime 1 787-3079 | GINA LOVES JAMES KELLIE LOVES PAUL STEVE MILLS AND DAVID LUSK 1 STUB SERVICE I 763-3998 or 763-2398 | The Tiger CC team challenges any team to put 15 people in a port-a-potty and shut the door! MIKE MILLER I Class of “80” I j: THANKS, Tracy and Randy (for windshield wiper repair) Mrs. S. Chapman TIM, I I LOVE YOU! I JENNIFER 1 79-80 f BASKETBALL | Hodson ALL OUR LOVE, 1 KAREN AND DONNA 1 Robert: A day without you is like a lifetime 1 without Love. 1 Kenna “National Cat Juggling Fund” 1 STOP This Cruelty! 1 (GIVE) CALL 763-3052 | I Alicia I “80” I Hebrews 13:6 Good Luck to 1 NEXT YEAR’S ANNUAL STAFF! 1 Robin Lilly “80” 1 I SUSAN BIG AL ROBIN 1 WENDY PEACHY SUS1E TERRY JAMES LOVES TONI McCLUNG MORE THAN ANYTHING! I SENIOR '80 is here today but very soon we’ll go I away. Some to college, some to love, and some go I way up Above! Love to you! Mari, Mel, Debbie, I and Karen GIRLS’ ATHLETICS... 1 Basketball, Volleyball, Track | We've come a long way in ’80!! GOOD LUCK IN THE FUTURE! Shelli Staten and Lisa Harris CLASS OF ’80 1 I LOVE YOU EDDIE! | ALWAYS | P. J. Greg, You’re my everything and I’ll Love you always. | Billie 1 1 JANET I LOVES 1 MICKEY! 1 TOM and MATT — Compliment themselves for putting up with Tawna | and Dorthy respectively!! | 1 1 LOVE % | YOU! I THA NKS to Spartans and SS Pharmacy for minia- 1 ture toss footballs and basketballs! CHEER- | LEADERS 300 Industrial Drive Beckley Plaza Home Decor and Interior Service BROYHILL LANE HENREDON AMERICAN DREW CARPET la-zboy DRAPERIES HOME HOME SOUND APPLIANCE ELECTRONICS GALLERY AMANA RCA CERWIN-VEGA GENERAL ELECTRIC ZENITH SANSUI WHIRLPOOL MGA JBL MAGIC CHEF MAGNAVOX MARANTZ Quality and Service Are Qur Products LAWN and GARDEN JOHN DEERE SIMPLICITY GILSON DYNAMARK COMPANY •rr rj. ate 4 JIbeIb 300 Valley Drive South 140 MEMORIES HONOR ACHIEVEMENT LOYALTY All embodied in your class ring. Wear it proudly. Represented by: C. JOSEPH RICHARDSON DAVE CASTLEMAN TED WILLIAMS P.0. Box 69 Charleston, WV 25321 LOUDIN INSURANCE AGENCY AUTO, FIRE, LIFE AND HEALTH B.J. LOUDIN OWNER Drawer Z Shady Spring, WV 25918 Office 763-3646 Home 763-2586 Best Wishes to the 1980 Graduating Class WILLIAM 0. GREENE and WEST VIRGINIA EXPLOSIVES FLAV-O-RICH, INC PHONE 253-5542 FRESHNESS FROM OUR FAMILY TO YOURS DALLAS W. CONNER BECKLEY BRANCH MGR. A .helping America meet the energy needs of tomorrow. r this is Fairchild today! For complete sales and service information, call 304 256 2131 P.0 Box 1184 Beckley. West Virginia 25801 TWX 710 938 8463 All across the USA there's a need for energy and Fairchild is there. From the face of the mine to the open air, Fairchild brings to the American Coal In- dustry the most advanced and dependable mining equipment available today. Add to that the dedication and involvement of our people and you'll know Fair- child is committed to helping America meet the energy needs of tomorrow .. . today! r J Equipment for Tomorrow's Energy 143 Compliments PERRY AND HYLTON, INC. WHITESVILLE A AND S COAL COMPANY NELL JEAN ENTERPRISES THREE BROTHERS CAR WASH DICK MEADOR INSURANCE Jumping Branch, WV LADY FAIRE SALON Beclcley, WV PASQUALEMIRA Beclcley, WV SHADY SPRING PENNZOIL Shady Spring, WV BOB'S PACKETTE Beclcley, WV BECKLEY INSULATION CO., INC Beclcley, WV KING PHOTO Beclcley, WV FAMAS SHOE STORE Beclcley, WV FASHION FLAIR COIFFURES Beclcley, WV H.K.S. 2 HOLLEY , KENNEY , SCHOTT CONSULTANTS ENGINEERS • ARCHITECTS • SURVEYORS • PLANNERS CONGRATULATES THE CLASS OF 1980 SHADY SPRING HIGH SCHOOL ARCHITICTURf WATIt STSTIMS Civil iNGINCitING WASTfWATft S VS TIM SURVIVING A MAPPING SOHO WASTI M ANAGIMINT HOLLEY • KENNEY SCHOTT 420 cmr AVENUE BECKLEY. WEST VIRGINIA 25801 304 252 5371 A DIVISION OP KAtCOCK CONTRACTORS INC 1 10 McCreery St. MAY OFFICE SERVICE P.O.Box 1758 Phone 252-6266 Beckley, WV 25801 Office and School Supplies, Furniture and Machines WOODDELL'S Italian Food Is Our Speciality CAPRI RESTAURANT JEWELRY STORE INC. 208 Main Street VlZZA Located on the 19 and 21 Beckley, West Virginia ByP “ Beckley, WV Phone 253-9107 mjSBKmmZ ANNETTE'S Prosperity, WV (304)252-1911 Gifts, Ceramics, Wilton Cake Decorating Classes, Candy Classes PET LAND Beckley Plaza Shopping Center Beckley, WV 2580I Phone 304-252-8881 Full Line Pets, Pet Supplies, Tropical Fish, Reptiles. RANSOM'S MARKET Fresh Meats — Groceries — Produce Beaver, WV Phone 253-8170 CHARLESTON FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION BECKLEY BRANCH 115 South Kanawha St. Beckley, WV Telephone 304 252-6334 LOWERY'S SHOE REPAIR AND SPORTING GOODS Puma — All Star — Adidas — Nike Trophies and Engraving Free Parking 446 City Avenue Beckley, West Virginia FORINASH BUILDING, INC. Quality Homes in Beckley Area GOOD LUCK to the GRADUATING SENIORS 1980 253-6388 L's DISCOUNT OUTLET Name Brand Lingerie Factory Prices Sales Direct to You 126 South Heber St., Beckley, WV Phone 253-1900 HAIRPORT Latest Hairstyles for Both Men, Women, and Children 903 W. Neville St., Call 255-0834 Walk-Ins —Welcome Free Parking RALEIGH COUNTY MEMORIAL AIRPORT Rt. 9, Box 31J Beaver, WV 25813 HERTZ RENTA CAR LICENSEE Howard Bowyer, Owner 304-252-2385 304-763-3942 Body Shop Air Freight Phone 304 255-1525 P.O.Box 1659 Becltley, WV. 25801 Dee or Dave Holliday BECKLEY WELDING SUPPLY INC. Valley Dr. N. Becltley, WV 25801 Phone: 252-6484 Everything for the Welder Becltley Plaza Shopping Center Becltley, WV 25801 Phone 304-255-1539 'Pendue TtAMWl « CTOtAM COMPANY ROBIE E. WALLACE Manager J. Walter Brown, President 810 N. Eisenhower Dr. Becltley, West Virginia 25801 Business Phone: 253-7397 Residence Phone: 763-2746 147 Everybody Smile It's a picture of satisfaction. And it all started with a picture of the home itself in our Homes For Living magazine, the best way to reach home buyers. It shows pic- tures, descriptions and prices to families here and those moving here from out of town. It's all part of our belonging to the Homes For Living Network, an affiliation of 2,000 offices in 9,000 communities throughout the United States and Canada. Together, we publish more than one-and- a-half million Homes For Living magazines each month. So whether you're buying or selling — here or anywhere else — there's a Homes For Living magazine to help you. It's all part of the picture that will satisfy you. Call us today. BIG BEAR REALTY 809 So. Kanawha Sf. Becldey, West Virginia Phone 252-0795 “We Sell America”... Right Here In Your Home Town! Best Wishes to the Class of '80 C. CAMERON LEWIS TRUCKING AND EXCAVATING DRINK Box 21 Daniels, WV Phone 255-4305 HAIR UNLIMITED Family Hair Styling Center 337 North Eisenhower Drive Beckley, WV 25801 Steve Morris Lacy Hight Stylist Julie Jeter Jo Ann Shumata For Appointment Dial Hair Drawer 255 0131 WOMAN'S WORLD Open Mon. Thru Fri. 11 to 7 Sat. 10-8 Beaver, WV 25813 (Across From Moon Glo Motel) Custom Built-In and Ready Made Kitchen — Formica and Counter Tops T P CONSTRUCTION HARVEY CABINET APPLIANCE CO. Driveway Paving — Hauling Sewer and Water Lines Septic Systems 215 Eisenhower Drive, Beckley, WV Jim Orren Office 253 5474 Res. 252 2145 Terry D. Gregory 255-5044 President Rt. 2, Box 142-B Beckley, WV 25801 Attention, insurance buyer: Time to review your insurance needs We are here to service your insurance, bonding and employee benefit needs We think we can improve the coverage, cost, and service of your existing insurance programs and we will show you how If we can't we will tell you1 McDonough Caperton Beckley is uniquely capable professionally competent to service retailers, wholesalers, distributors, manufacturers, contractors, coal operators any business that needs insurance coverage Uniquely capable... Tilt professionally competent MCDONOUGH CAPERTON BECKLEY A member of the McDonough Caperton insurance Group. West Virginia's largest and most aggressive insurance agency 219 North Kanawha Street. Beckley. West Virginia 25801 • Phone: 252 6375 Offices In Charleston. Beckley Parkersburg. Wheeling. Fairmont. Huntington. Morgantown and Princeton. W Va • Lynchburg. Va • Washington. O C • Hamilton. Bermuda 151 BBA BECKLEY BEAUTY ! ACADEMY 109 South Fayette St. Beclcley, WV 25801 (304)253-8326 CENTRAL PRINTING COMPANY 252-5305 205 Central Avenue Beclcley, WV 25801 CARDINAL kA STATE BANK By-Pass Plaza Raleigh Mall 252-8637 Member F.D.I.C. WOMETCO COCA COLA BOTTLING CO. OF BECKLEY, INC. P.O.Box 1303 Beclcley, WV 25801 MOUNTAIN NATIONAL BANK Your Community Bank P. O. Box 289 Beaver, WV258I3 BARKER'S JUNK CO., INC. Fred and Ronnie Barker, Owners Wholesale Dealers in Cooper, Brass, and Miscellaneous Scrap Used pipe and angel iron in varied sizes Reinforced steel for concrete patios and porches Two locations to serve you better! Mabscott Rhodell 252-0769 683-4821 BECKLEY CABINET SHOP Cabinets By ... Home-Crest Merillat Your Satisfaction Assured Complete Building Service Owners: Shirley Phillips and Ronald Callahan RIMMER QUALITY ROOFERS AND BUILDERS DRUG Quality Workmanship 1205 Johnstown Rd. Beckley.WV 25801 Sidings — Roofing — Windows Remodeling Free Estimates 253-2786 Ted Lilly, Owner Box 568 Shady Spring, WV 25918 Phone 763-2042 H O M E F O L K S REAL HOME COOKIN' Family Restaurant Beckley Plaza Mall Beckley, WV 25801 Phone: 255-6772 Owned and Operated Luen Williams and Family 155 GLADE SPRINGS LAND COMPANY Daniels, West Virginia Phone 253-1242 Quality Chekd J Dairy Products A® , THE BUTCHER BLOCK DAIRY COMPANY, INC. P. 0. Box 33 The Very Best in Quality Beckley, WV 25801 Meats Cut Your Special Way. ANDY'S Beaver, WV Phone 253-4520 LOCKSMITH SERVICE Rt. 3, 350 Lakeview Drive Owners 253-5354 Lonnie C. Mills Ralph F. Richmond Beckley, WV 25801 ( 0 CRAB ORCHARD PLANING MILL And MEADOWS HOME CENTER The Company That Quality Built 4-Lane at Crab Orchard Phone 253-7793 or 253-7744 We Deliver EAREHART AUTO AND R.V. PLAZA, INC. DBA EAREHART HONDA HONDA Beckley West Virginia 25801 John and Betty Schulte's BECKLEY CUT FLOWER CO. AND BETTY'S HOUSE OF GIFTS 429 Neville St. 252-6565 Beckley, WV 25801 Your FTD Florist Proudly Serving the Residents of Shady Spring District. RAY'S LEISURE TIME SHOP Fishing — Hunting —Camping Center P. O. Drawer E Shady Spring, WV 25918 Phone: Area Code 304 763-3110 Complete Archery Dept. ROLLER GARDEN SHOP Shady Spring, WV (304) 763 3054 Beckley, WV (304) 252 9967 John and Fay Roller Owners 19-21 By Pass Sally Gallaher Manager FAMILY CAMPING CENTER Your Friendly RV Dealer Sales and Service Full Line of Parts Hinton Road, Shady Spring 763-3902 HERB GARLETTS AGENT state: farm insurance comhanifs HUMt OFFICES • IlLUOMINtiTON. ILLINOIS 016 JOHNSTOWN RO . BECKLEY. W. VA. 25001 Bus. 255-2101 RES. 252 0045 SHADY SPRING CAR WASH Shady Spring, WV 25918 WILLIAMS TOP SHOP Beckley, WV 25801 GENTRY MEN'S SHOP Beckley Plaza Mall Beclcley, WV 25801 MOON GLO MOTEL AND CHARLES LEE INN U.S. 19-3 Beaver, WV 25813 Charles Lee Hides Phone Owner and Manager 304-252-6456 BANK OF RALEIGH Locations One Park Avenue — Main and Kanawha Sts. Phone — 255-7201 — Member F.D.I.C. BATTERIES INC. Box 275 Sprague, WV 25926 NEW IMAGE HAIR FASHIONS 19251 2 S. Kanawha Street Beclcley, WV 25801 Loretta Lilly Carol Cochran GRACE BOOK STORE 109 Sunrise Ave. Beclcley, WV 252-9032 Free Parking Top of Mabscott Hill on 4-Lane Highway Owners — Operators Phone: 255-5765 YAMAHA BUB'S CYCLE CENTER Beckley, West Virginia Phone 252-4662 160 MILLER PROCESS PIPING, INC. P. O. Box 1596 Beckley, WV Phone: 255-6844 President: Johnny Miller Vice-President: Bruce Becker BECKER —MILLER CONSTRUCTION CO. P. O. Box 1596 Beckley, WV Phone: 255-6262 President: Bruce Becker Vice-President: Johnny Miller ROSE AND QUESENBERRY FUNERAL CHAPEL Amos E. Quesenberry, Director Michael G. Quesenberry, Vice-President J. David Quesenberry, Vice-President Member of: 1901 S. Kanawha St. The Order of the Golden Rule Beckley, W.Va. Phone 253-4461 162 JAMES E. SHREWSBERY INSURANCE Insurance Information Without Obligation For • Home Owners • Automobile • Mortgage • Bonds • Motorcycles •Life • Business • Hospitalization • Fire James E. Shrewsbery Owner 255-4153 Lorin H. Walls Agent 1927 S. Kanawha St. Beclcley, WV the r fa DOG BARBER MERCEDES-BENZ 1925 So. Kanawha St. l Beclcley, WV ' ' 253 2500 LEWIS Gary Shrewsberry CHEVROLET COMPANY 545 Neville Street Beclcley, WV 25801 ROYAL CROWN BOTTLING CO. P.O. Box 1598 Beclcley, WV 25801 Phone 253-2755 Phone (304) 253-2725 163 WILKES INSURANCE AGENCY WILKES INSURANCE AGENCY WILKES INSURANCE AGENCY WILKES INSURANCE AGENCY WILKES INSURANCE AGENCY WILKES INSURANCE AGENCY WILKES INSURANCE AGENCY New River Industrial Park Beckley, West Virginia 25801 Marjorie Blackburn, President Fred L Blackburn, Vice President Donald H. Stark, Secretary-Trea. BLACKBURN —PATTESON REALTY COMPANY Phone: Beckley (304) 252-5361 We Buy, Sell or Trade Congratulations to the 1980 Graduating Class BESTWAY FOOD STORE Shady Spring, WV ... Therefore, my beloved brethren, be ye steadfast, unmovable, always abounding in the work of the Lord, forasmuch as ye know that your labour is not in vain in the Lord. I Corinthians 15:58 TIRE MART, INC. (Across From Shoney's) 1137 Valley Drive, North 252 3444 252-5362 HENRY'S SPAGHETTI AND PIZZA Skelton, West Virginia Phone 255-6584 SILVER BRAND CLOTHES, INC. Style Store tor Men and Young Men 328 Neville Street — Beckley, WV 25801 Phone — 255-0588 Compliments of A-1 Used Cars and Trucks Meadow Gold ED HALL MOTOR CO., INC. Sharpest Cars and Trucks in Town 166 Quality Dairy and Ice Cream Products Ed Hall Dallas Phipps Owners 109 Marshall Avenue Beckley, WV 25801 Phone 255-5472 PEERLESS PACKING CO. Daniels, WV Rath Blaclchawlc Meats Kraft Foods LILLY'S BODY SHOP Mechanic on Duty Blue Jay, WV 25816 Phone 252-3320 f Best | 304 252-0671 BEST WESTERN MOTOR LODGE 1939 Harper Road Beckley, West Virginia 25801 Ruby Farley Manager Patricia Pack JOY-LYNN'S HAIRSTYLING Phone Owner Sullivan Rd. 252 8355 700 Johnstown Road BOWL WICK 24 AMF Lanes Phone 253-7328 Pro Shop Snack Bar Game Room Compliments of WILBUR'S SUPER VALU Open 24 Hours Daily for Your Shopping Convenience. LILLY'S CROWN JEWELERS For Sifts You'll Give With Pride Logan — Dunbar New Martinsville Raleigh Mall and Downtown Beckley Storm — Insulated Windows Ambassador Vinyl Siding Alsco Aluminum All Types Home Improvements SUN BUILDING Frank Crook Phone 255-1870 Owner Beckley, WV 25801 THE PRETTY SHOP Family Fashions 1st Quality Mdse, at Excellent Prices Daniels, WV ( l Mile North of Glade Springs Entrance) Wilma Cole Phone 763 4337 KOOL-KUP Trail Riding Riding Lessons Boarding Horses for Sale Overnight Camping Winter Sleigh Riding Ice Cream Beaver, WV 252 4627 SUNDOWN STABLES Sandwiches Freddy Mann Route I, Box 99 A Cool Ridge, WV 25825 763-3979 Bob Greer Autographs Taylor Publishing Company I In� :�