Tucker County High School - Tu Endi Wei Yearbook (Hambleton, WV)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1980 volume:

CAROUSEL OF TIME TABLE OF CONTENTS Time A destiny A never ending story Moving on and changing With every glance A book of wishes A box of dreams Ups and downs Songs . . . Stories . . . The one you love Sunset . . . Sunrise . . . All through the day Seconds Minutes Hours Days Time goes on And when you’re finished You feel like you’ve just begun By Kimberly Davisson Dedication 2-3 Student Life 4-10 Seniors 11-40 Underclassmen 41-62 Faculty 63-74 Activities 75-84 Sports 85-126 Clubs 127-142 Memories 143- 156 Advertisements 157 TUCKER COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL TU-ENDI-WEI Volume 2 Twelve years . . . An eternity you said Somehow the time passed Leaving you alone at the end Of a long march . . . You look for a sign, another path There are none . . . But where am I? What am I doing here? No one answers . . . Within you a memory flickers A thought recalls . . . Twelve years . . . Experiences of youth Warmth of friendships Knowledge of learning Twelve years . . . This is the beginning Of twelve more years . . . I am a graduate There is no path for I must make my own . . . The Journalism Staff of 1979-80 proudly dedicates Tu-Endl-We Vol. II to the graduating class of 1980. It is our sincere wish that each graduate meet the challenges of life’s uncertain pathway with tolerance of imperfection, honesty of heart and mind, and fervent desire to live a Christian example for those who follow in their footsteps. -- Pssst, do you know the answer to No. 1? Just don’t let Mr. Moore know about it. Hift anunne see the ball? Oh, no! Beans again. The next Ali! Will 6 o’clock be okay with you? Wow! It’s Monday. And did you see General Hospi- tal yesterday? 7 Get ready teachers . . . Here we come, ready or not! Let’s be serious girls . . . we’re on stage in five minutes . . . look sharp! 8 What’s for lunch? Hamburger gravy again? Hey, you Guys, Dad’s watching! Don’t throw any food till he turns his back! 1 SENIORS % I’m gittin nothing for Christmas! Denise Hermosilla Lambert Chevrolet’s newest model . . . Larry Mayfield N M I can see clearly now . . . Lisa Bright I love parties! Cathy Graf- ton Stood up again! Rose Ann Lamont I should get paid for this! Fred Myers Do you watch the new Leave It to Forrest Show? Don’t you think we look alike? Pete Rick K. . • „. This is fun! Sherri C. That was some party last night! Cheryl R. Left, right. I’ve got the cutest little baby face. Pam K. I’ve got my own set of wheels, Man . . . Sherri L. Wow! Jill L. Anticipation . . . Willetta B. left, right . . . Patricia V. I want my supper! Art B. CAROUSEL OF TIME CONTAINS A PERIOD OF GROWING UP . . . I can’t believe how time has flown My childhood is almost gone . . . But I realize now that time goes on And I cannot rely upon the past . . . My memories here will last and last Throughout all my tomorrows. Some are good . . . some are bad . . . But I have learned who I am. 13 L-R: Lonnie Dotson, Marie Day, Daniel Henderson, Dixie Deem, Ruth Mullenax: Not Pictured: Chairperson - Tom Gutshall, Nancy Saffel, Eugene Roy, Dale Ruckle; N I O R S Vice-Pres.: Dee Sponagle, Sec.-Tres.: Jeanette Wamsley, Pres.: Eddie Barkley; Not Pictured - Student Council: Willetta Bolinger. 14 Glenn Allen Arbogaat “Goose” VICA 3,4; Wrestling 2,3,4; Track 1,2,3; Football 3; Cross Country 4; Spirit of Youth 4; Wrestling Trophy in Sectionals 4; Cross Country Trophy 4; Letterman's Club 1.2; Future plans: To Raise a fam- tiy. Edward Lynn Barkley Incredible Track 1,2; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Football 2; Cross Country 4; Homecoming Escort 4; Pres, of Class 3,4; Pres. Running Club 4; Vice-Pres. VICA 4. Future plans: To attend F.S.C. and become a teacher. 4 Dan R. Barr Double R Barr FFA 1,2; VICA 3,4; Cross Country 4; Student Council 1,2; Chess Club 2; Spirit of Youth Club 4 Future plans: To go into Navy or Coast Guard or be- come a welder. Arthur Carl Bennett Art or “Article” Spirit of Youth Club 1; Science Club 2; Chess Club 1,2; FBLA Service Award 3; FBLA Presi- dent 4; Key Club Tres. 3.4; Co-Ed Hi Y 4. Future plans: To become a C.P.A. or a lawyer. John Phillip Bonner Wrestling 1.2,3,4; VICA 3,4; Letterman’s Club 1,2,3. Future plans: To attend F.S.C. to become a vet. 15 Charlene Faith Brock “Brock M Pep Club 1.2; FHA 2 VICA 3.4; Majorette 3,4; Journalism 4; Future Plans: Attend Ambassa- dor College become an English Composition teacher Llaa Ann Bright FBLA 3.4; Pres. 4; Art Club 4 FSA 3; Future Plans: Riding Instructor just be Happy! Amy Eilen Burns “Amos Track 2; Tucker County Fair Princess 4; VICA 3.4; Future Plans: Be a beautition get the best out of life. Get mar- ried. Doreena Lynn Burns “Drano Band 1,2,3; Cheer- leader 1,2; Majorette 1.2.3; Future Plans: To fin- ish nursing, make it through life. Sherri Lynn Canfieid “Elly Mae Varsity Track 2; Voice of De- mocracy 2; VICA Parliamenta- tian 4; Majorette 3,4; Pep Club 1.2; Future Plans: To get a Bachelors degree in Nursing, R.N. Ronaid Lee Cangiey “Cang” Football 1,4; Wres- tling 1; Soccer 3; Track 1,4; VICA 4; Future Plans: Profes- sional Hobo 16 John Austin Carr Janet Marie Canon FHA HERO 1.2,3,4. Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; VIC A 3.4; Vice-Pres. 2. Future Plans: To use my tal- ents to the best of my ability. George Channeii Catherine Marie Collins FHA HERO 3,4. Future plans: Being a wife and have four children. Mary Ann Collins Alisa Arnee Davis ‘•Alvin” Band 1,2,3,4; Pantherettes 1; Snow Ball Princess 1; Pep Club 2; Track 2; Majorette 3; Basketball 3; Sec.-Tres. HERO-FHA 3; Layout Editor of Yearbook 4; FBLA 4; Tucker Co. Maid of Honor 4; Sadie Hawkins Day Princess 2; Sec. Tres. of Class 1; Pep Band 4. Future Plans: To be a book- keeper or accountant. 17 Klmberely Kay Davisson William M. Davis Marty” VICA 3.4. Future plans: To live a long and happy life. “Gruesome” Bible Club 1; Coed Hi Y 1.2; Pep Club 1,2.3; FBLA 2.3; Re- porter 2; President 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Major- ette 2,3,4; Gymnas- tics 1,2; Drill Team 1; Journalism 4; Tucker Co. Fair Princess 4; Alpine Festival Prin- cess Representative 4; Sweetheart Prin- cess 4. Future Goal: Attend F.S.C. major in Radio and Television Broad- casting. John Eric Dearborn Football 1,2; Band 1; Tennis Club 1,2; VICA President 3,4; Ski Team 4. Future plans: To live a happy life. William Michael DeVilder Mike” Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1,2; Nat’l Hon- or Society 3,4; Key Club 3,4; Yearbook Staff 4; Newspaper 4; Letterman’s Club 1,2. Future plans: To at- tend WVU major in engineering. James Michael Dotson Waste” Track - 3; Basketball 1. VICA 4. Future plans: To be a truck driv- er and auto repair. Penny Evans 18 Andrea Lou Felton “Annie” Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1.2.3,4; Band 1.2,3,4; Nat’l. Honor Society 3,4; FBLA 4; Joggers Club 4; Ski Team 4; Pep Band 4. Future plans: Go to Col- lege. Harold Eugene Flke “Gene” Football 1,2; Basketball man- ager 4; Baseball 1,2,4; Ski Team 4; Cross Country 4; VICA 3,4; Observer at VICA Skill Olympics 3; Running Club 4. Future plans: To go to work on the railroad and some day have an auto machine shop. Harold Harrison Fox, Jr. Butch” Football 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3.4; Baseball 1,2,3; Golf 4; Track 2; VICA 3,4; Key Club 4 Future plans: To work in forestry and eventually marry Tracy Swank. Richard Andrew Friend Andy” Basketball 1; Football 2; Baseball 1; VICA Club 3.4 Future plans: To be a welder or coal miner. A i Susan Michelle Gable r JV Cheerleader 1; Band 1,2,3,4; Majorette 1,2; Head Majorette 4; 3rd Runner-up in Mtn. State Forest Festival for Miss Forest Festival Majorette; Rhododendron Girls' State 3; Tucker County Fair Queen 4; Student of the month 4; Coed Hi Y 4. Future plans: To be an R.N. Ruth Ann Gaither “Ruther” Pep Club 2; Nat’l Honor Soci- ety 2,3,4; VICA 3; VICA Treasurer 4. Future plans: To go to F.S.C. and become a teacher. 19 Daniel Robert Good “Danny Basketball 1; VICA 3,4; Future Plans: Attend W.V.U. become a mining engineer. Cathy Grafton “Ugly Pep Club 1,2; Drill Team 2; Bible Club 1; Gymnastics 2; Major- ettee 2,3,4; FBLA 2,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Journal- ism 4; Future Plans: Attend Fairmont State and study Fine Arts Graphics Michael Anthony Griffith “Midge” Pep Club 1; Science Club 1; Key Club 4; Future Plans: Forrestry Michael Haller Mike Journalism 4; VICA 3.4; Future Plans: Minister Tracey Scott Hartman Casey Cross Country 1; Science Club 1; Key Club 3; Future Plans: Become a lawyer eventually move on to the Su- preme Court Daniel Frank Hebb Nose Job” Football 4; Vica 3,4; Future Plans: Do it or die trying 20 Ronald Earl Hebb “Body • • Wrestling 3,4; Future Plans: Enlist in the Navy and become an air- craft mechanic Ralph Wayne Helmlck “Rover” Football 1,4; VIC A 3,4; Future plans: To get a good job and work hard. Denise Dominique Hermosllla “Geeser” Froshaliers 1; Charaliers 2; Mat Maid 2; Spanish Club 2; Color Guard 3; Majorette 4; FBLA 4; Journalism 4; Yearbook Current Events Co-Editor 4; National Honor Soci- ety 3,4; Homecoming Prin. 4; National Honor Society Treas. 4; Future Plans: B.S. in Gen. Business Admin. Sheila Ann Herron “Sheila Sue” Banner Carrier 2; Gun carrier 3.4; FSA 3; Vice- Pres. FSA 4; FHA 1.2; Pep Club 1,2; Tucker County Fair Princess 4. Future plans: To marry Bob by and have a successful mar- riage. Steven Todd Hull “Do it AH” Football 1,2,3.4; Baseball 2.3; Basketball 1; VICA 3,4; Vice-Pres. Class 1; Pres, of Class 2. Future plans: To live a good life. . I I Ronald Dale James, JR. “Chief Mo” Future plans: Armed Forces. 21 Brenda Sue Jolly FHA 1; FBLA 2.3.4; FSA 3.4; Future plans: To become a Nurses Aid and live my life to the fullest. Pamela Marie Kelly Pammy Lou” Banner carrier 2; Gun carrier 3.4; FBLA 3.4; FHA 1.2.3; Pep Club 1,2; Tucker County Fair princess 4; Cheerleader 2; Future Plans: Beauti cian School. Pamela K. Ketchem Ketchup Isaac Walton League 1; Pep Club 1,2; Student Council 1,2; Snow Ball princess 1; Track 2; Junior Prom Attendent 3; FBLA 4; Art Club 4; Future Plans: Get a job and get married. James N. Knotts Jr. Pete- Football 2; Band 1; VICA 3.4 Future plans: To own an Auto Repair Shop. Mark Allen Knotts Snork” FHA 1; FFA 3; Track 1; Science Club 1. Future plans: Custodian Richard Lyn Knotts Rick- Basketball 1.2.3,4; Football 1.2; Track 3.4; Cross Country 4; Class Representative 1,2,3; Vice Pres, of Key Club 3.4; VICA 4; Runners Club 4; Chess Club 1.2. Future plans: Study Recreation at Shep- herd College 22 Warren E. Knotts “Nazi” Golf team 3, 4 Ski team 4 Art club 3. 4 VICA 4 Na- tional Honor Society 3. 4 1st Place talent contest 3 Student of the month 4 Future Plans: Mining En- gineer College Possibly military Sherry Lynn Lambruno “Sher” Cheerleader 1, 2, 3 Head Cheerleader 3 Best Cheer- leader award 1 Band 1, 2 Banner Carrier 1, 2 Track 1, 2 Gymnastics 1, 2, 3 Snow Ball Princess 1 Spring Queen 2 Oct. Fest Princess 3 Pep Club 1, 2, 3 Student Council 1 Sec. Trea. 1.2FHA 1.2,4 Vice Pres. FHA 4 Future Plans: Housewife, to get everything out of life that I put in it! Roseann Lamont “Rose” Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Band 1.2. 3. 4 FHA 4 VICA 3 Track 4 Ski team 4 Pep club 1, 2, 3 Tennis Club 1, 2 Music club 2 Future Plans: Occupa- tional Therapist Date Wayne Litter “Snail” Basketball 1 Baseball 1 VICA 3. 4 Future Plans: Coal miner Susan Gail Litter “Susie” Band 1, 2, 3. 4 VICA 3 Future Plans: Work with Handicapped children Gary Dean Lipscomb “Lippie” Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2. 3 Key club 3. 4 VICA 4 Future Plans. 23 Michael Edward Lipscomb “Fudge FFA 1,2,4; VICA 3,4. Future plans: To become a weld- er or mechanist. Debra Long Jill Ann Long Homecoming Princess 1; Maid of Honor in Homecoming 4; Quill and Scroll 2; Pep Club 1; Nat’l Honor Society 3,4; FBLA 3,4 Future plans: To get a job in the secretarial field. Debra Ann Lycllter “Debbie” FHA 1; FBLA 2,3; FSA 3,4; Band 1.2. Future plans: To en- ter the secretarial field and to succeed in life. Sherry Ann Martin Dolly Martian Pep Club 1,2,3; VICA 3.4; Sec.- Tres. of Class 3; Student Council 2; Nat’l Honor Society 3; Pres. Nat'l Honor Society 4 Future plans: To go to college to become a registered physical therapist. Larry W. Mayfield Baseball 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Basket ball 1,2,3; Nat’l Hon- or Society 3,4; Key Club 3,4; Boys’ State 3; Yearbook 3.4; Coed Hi Y 4. Who’s Who 4; Student of the Month 4; Pep Band 4. Newspaper 3.4. Fu- ture plans: To go to WVU. graduate, make money, and be happy 24 Ron da Arlene McElwee Canaan Nose” Pep Club 1.2,3; VICA 3.4 Flag Carrier 3,4 Future Plans: Attend a beauty school, and be- come a beautition Brenda Lee McWilliams Track 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Nat’l Honor Society 3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 4 Runners club 4 Pep Club 1,2,3 Cheer- leader 1,2,4 Ski team 4 Future Plans To become an airline stewardess and fly all over the world. Howard Robert Moore Bobby Wrestling 1,2,3,4 Foot- ball 3.4 Track 1,2,3,4 Sandra Lea Moore Sandy FHA 2 Band 1.2.3.4 FBLA 4 Pep club 1,2 Pep Band 4 Future Plans: Get married and travel around the world. Franklin Mullenax Frank” VICA 4 FFA 1.2,3,4 Treasurer FFA 4 Future Plans: Go to the Army Rena Jan Mullenax FHA 1,2 FSA 3.4 Future Plans: Live life to the fullest. 25 Fred Alan Myers, Jr. “Howdy Baseball 1,2; Wrestling 3,4; Bas- ketball 1; VICA 3,4; VIC A Ob- server at Skill Olympics 3; Cross Country 4; Ski Team 4; Running Club 4. Future plans: To be a mechanic. Barbara Elizabeth Nelson Barb FHA Pres. 1; FHA Vice-Pres. 2; VICA 3; VICA Reporter 4; Pep Club 1,2. Future plans: To fin- ish nursing and live a happy life. Rocky Eugene Nestor “The Rock Football 1,2,3,4; Football Letter- man, 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Track Letterman 1,2,3,4; Wres- tling 1; VICA 3.4 Future plans: To be a football player or UMWA Constructor. Roy Lee Nestor “Crow FFA 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1.2,3.4; VICA 4; Pres. FFA 4. Future plans: To be a carpenter. Suan Elaine Phelps “Suzie Q” Chorus 1,2,3; Foreign Language Club 4; Drama Club 4; FBLA 3; FSA 3; Future plans: To go to college to be a hygenist. Bradley Wayne Phillips “Brad Basketball 1; VICA 3.4; Future plans: To have own auto body busi- ness and someday get married. 26 Vicki Michelle Pittman Dennis Pine Sappy” VICA 3.4 Future Plans: Become a State Police. Victoria Newspaper 4; Future Plans: Go to college and become a vet. set up a practice in Parsons Dana Kay Pregiey Basketball 1.2.3.4; Track 3.4; Bank 1.2,3,4; Home coming Princess 2; Home- coming Queen 4; FSA 3.4; Class President 1; Ski team 4. majorette 1; cheerleader 1; Future Plans: College Special Education teacher James Elmer Propst Jimmy” VICA 3.4; Future Plans: to own my own body shop Cheryl Lynn Roth Band 1.2,3; Honor guard 1,2; Homecoming Princess 1; FBLA 3,4; Reporter 4; FSA 4; Nat’l Honor Society 3,4; Vice-Pres. Nat’l Honor Society 4; Pep Club 1,2; Tucker County Fair Princess 4; Alpine Festival Princess 4; Yearbook Staff 4. Carol Lynn Roy FHA HERO 4. Future plans: To go to work in a store. Glen Edward Samples “Dick” Basketball 1; Band 1; VICA 3.4; Ski Team 4. Future plans: To attend college and become a teacher. Stanley John Sedmock, Jr. “Champ” Football 1,2,3; Bas ketball 1; VICA 3.4 Garnle Vlrl Sharp Football 1.2,3; Basketball 1,2; VICA 3,4; Ski Team 4; Baseball 1,2.3.4 Future plans: To go into the Air Force. Forrest Clay Smith Football 1,3; Golf 3,4; Nat’l Honor Society 3.4; Who’s Who 4; Key Club 3,4; Student of Month 4 Future plans: To ma jor in computer sci- ence at Potomac State and onto WVU. 28 Catherine Annette Snyder Cathy” FHA 1,2,3; FSA 3; Quill Scroll 2; Secretarial Science 3,4, Hick Fair Queen candi- date 3; Pep Club 1; Future Plans: To enter the secretarial world. Deborah Lee Snyder “Debi Band 1,2; FHA 1,2; Snowball Princess 1; Gymnastic team 1; Head cheerleader 1,4; All Let- terman Club 2; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Var- sity Cheerleader 2,3; Homecoming Princess 2; Maid of Honor 4; Art club 3,4; Yearbook staff 3; Yearbook Editor 4; Base- ball Statistician 4; Future Plans: Major in Pre-Med at D E and marry Mark. Debra Jean Sponaugle Jean” FHA 2.3 V1CA 3,4; Future Plans: to live a good and happy life. Steven Alien Sponaugie Dee • � Football 1,2,3,4; Basket- ball 1,2; Wrestling 3,4; Track 2,3; VICA 2,4; Boys state rep. 3; Who’s Who 4; Vice Pres, of class 4; Pres, of student council 4; Key club 3; Letter- man’s 1,2,3; Future Plans: To live a long good life. Phiiip Edward Stevens “Ed” VICA 3.4; Future Plans: Mechanics 29 Richard Keith Sturms Eli” Football 1.2,3.4; Basketball 1,2,3; VICA 3.4; Future plans: Attend college. David Alien Summerfield “Dave” VICA 3,4; Future plans: To per- sue a career in forest- ry and marry later. Jesse James Summerfield “Jess” Auto Body 3,4; Future plans: To persue a career in the Auto- Body field. Willett a J. Swartz Bollinger Majorette 3; Basket- ball 3; Band 1; Track 2; VICA 3; FBLA 4; Pep Club 2; Student Council 4; Isaac Wal- ton League Vice-pres. 1; FHA 1,2; Panther- ettes 1; Journalism 4. Future plans: House wife and to get the most out of life. Kevin Lee Turner Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 1; FFA 1; Track 1,2; VICA 3,4; Key Club 3,4; Art Club 3,4; Let- termans Club 2,3; Future plans: Attend college ma- joring in Business, Playing Bas- ketball, marry Teresa and live to be 150. five rivers public librarv PARSONS, WV 26287 Jack Stewart VanMeter Jackson” Vo-Ag 2.3.4 VICA 3,4 Vo-Ag Sentinal 4 Future Plans. To be- come a State Police Officer. Patricia Esther Vickers Pep Club 1,2,3; VICA 3,4; Color Gaurd 2,3; Track 1; Tucker County Maid of Honor 4. Future plans: To study in- halation therapy. Jeanette Adair Wamsley Sec. Tres. of Class 4; Sec. of VICA 3,4; Sec. of Senior Band 3,4; Student Council Reporter 4; Pep Club 1,2; Band 1.2,3.4; Co-Ed Hi Y 1; Current Events Co-Editor of Yearbook 4; Tucker Co. Fair Princess 4; Pep Band 4; VICA Leadership Confer- ence Participant 3,4; October Fest Princess 3; Sadie Haw- kins Day Princess 2. Future plans: To work then go to college to be an elemen- tary teacher. Mlcheal Paul Wamsley Peach Fuzz” Football 1,3; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 3,4; Track 1,2; Key Club 4; VICA 3,4. Sheila Ann Whetzel Student Council 1,2; Gun Carrier 3; FHA 2; FBLA 2.4; Pep Club 1.2; Future plans: To go to col- lege to be an accountant. Charles Wesley White “C.W.” Basketball 1; VICA 3.4; FFA 2,3,4. Future plans: To go into the field of construction engineering. Mark Allen White Pot Head FFA 3; VICA 3,4; Future plans: Undecided. 31 Ronald Kleth Whltehalr, Jr. “Ferman” Basketball 1,2,3; Vica 3,4; Key Club 3,4; Sportsmans Club 3; Future Plans: To attend college and be a mining engineer. James Edward Williams Basketball 1; VICA 3.4; Future Plans: To get a job. Pamela Sue Wingfield “Susie’ Colorguard 4; National Honor Society 4; Who’s Who 3,4; Li- brarian 3; Teacher’s Asst. 4; VICA 4; Y-Teens 1.2.3.4; Leo Club 4; Pep Club I; FHA 1; Future Plans: Marriage Deborah Theresa Win ton “Rah-Rah FBLA 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2; FBLA Treas. 4; FSA Treas. 4; Future Plans; Secre- tarial Field, get a good job. ChristI Flynn (Early Graduate) 32 OFTEN YOUR TASKS WILL BE MANY, AND MORE THAN YOU THINK YOU CAN DO . . . OFTEN THE ROAD WILL BE RUGGED AND THE HILLS INSURMOUNTABLE TOO . . . BUT ALWAYS REMEMBER THE HILLS AHEAD ARE NEVER AS STEEP AS THEY SEEM, AND WITH FAITH IN YOUR HEART START UPWARD AND CLIMB TIL YOU REACH YOUR DREAM; FOR NOTHING IN LIFE THAT IS WORTHY IS EVER TOO HARD TO ACHIEVE . . . IF YOU HAVE THE COURAGE TO TRY IT AND YOU HAVE THE FAITH TO BELIEVE . . . FOR FAITH IS A FORCE THAT IS GREATER THAN KNOWLEDGE OR POWER OR SKILL; AND MANY DEFEATS TURN TO TRIUMPH IF YOU TRUST IN GOD’S WISDOM AND WILL . . . FOR FAITH IS A MOVER OF MOUNTAINS, THERE’S NOTHING THAT GOD CANNOT DO . . . SO START OUT TODAY WITH FAITH IN YOUR HEART AND “CLIMB TILL YOUR DREAM COMES TRUE”! CLIMB TILL YOUR DREAM COMES TRUE 33 Mr. and Miss TCHS - Jill Long and Jim Williams Most Carefree - Dana Pregley and Roger Smith Friendliest - John Carr and Sherry Lambruno. Barkley (RoseAnn Lamont Most Courteous - Forrest Smith and Denise Hermosilla 35 Most Dependable - Glen Samples and Sherry Martin Most Likely to Succeed - Larry Mayfield and Michelle Gabler 36 Biggest Flirts - Glen Arbogast and Shelia Whetzel. Most Spirited - Bob Moore and Pam Kelley. Class Clowns - Jack VanMeter and Sherri Canfield Most Athletic - Gary Lipscomb and Brenda McWilliams Shyest - Rick Sturms and Carol Ray Most Talented - Jeanette Wamsley Most Improved Over the Years • Dan Hebb Class Genius’ - Larry Marfield and Sherry Martin. 37 CLASS PREDICTIONS Donna Allender is now a happy housewife and mother Glen Arbogaat is now attending college but comes back to Parsons every Wednesday for Keg Night Dan Barr is now running a marathon a week; he is going for the world’s record Art Bennett is now the top CPA for H R Block John Bonner is still living down on the farm but is doing professional wrestling on the weekends Charlene Brock is still working in Washington but comes home to visit the Big T Amy Burna is still lost behind a pile of tests in Mrs. Roy’s room Doreena Burna is still looking forward to becoming a registered nurse in the Army Llaa Bright now owns her own horse ranch and is raising horses Sherri Canfield is now writing all of the speeches for all presidential candidates Ron Cangley is still trying to pass Mrs. Roy’s POD test John Carr is now building solar homes to help the energy crisis Cathy Collina is married and raising a healthy family Mary Ann Collina (Gotto) now lives in Aurora and has a family George Channel! is living in Tucker County and and looking for a job Allaa Davie is now married to Paul Poling and raising little P.P.’s Marty Da via is head of the Tucker County Drug Rehabilitation Program Kim Davlaaon is a DJ on the Parsons Radio Station John Dearborn is running Canaan Valley with profit Mike DeVlIder is working for NASA and visiting Mars Jim Dotaon still doesn’t know the meaning of the word “sober” Annie Felton is now playing basketball for the Olympics Gene Flke is working on the railroad Butch Fox is married but plays professional basketball Andy Friend is in business with his father Michelle Gabler is living in Florida and writing to Dave Ruth Gaither is the highest paid teacher in Tucker County Danny Good has a chain of stores in all 50 states Cathy Grafton is living in Bretz and tutors majorettes Mike Griffith has read all the Hitchcock books and is writing a series of his own Mike Haller is preaching every Sunday on national TV Tracey Hartman has invented a new bomb Dan Hebb is working at Harper’s and plans to get married Ron Hebb is a mortician for the Navy Ralph Helmlck has his own body shop Sheila Herron is married and living in Maryland Denlae Hermoallla is living in Fairmont and teaches business Steve Hull is a pro football player Ronnie Jamea is a professional student Brenda dJolly is working at the shoe plant Pam Kelley is a beautician with her own shop 39 Pam Ketchem is the highest paid secretary in Parsons Mark Knotts is head custodian at TCHS Rick Knotts is walking on crutches from basketball injuries Pete Knotts is eating cakes for a living Sherry Lambruno is raising a family in Parsons Rose Ann Lamont is working 16 hours a day to pay for her car Dale Llller is living in Davis Susie Llller is living in Davis with her brother Gary Lipscomb is going broke buying gas to travel the mountain Jill Long is a secretary at AAMCC and married to Jim Debbie Lycllter is married and has a family Sherry Martin is an RN Larry Mayfield is working at Lambert’s Chevy Olds Ronda McElwee is working at Tucker County Hospital Brenda McWilliams is a stewardess Bob Moore is the most eligible bachelor in Parsons Sandy Moore is working in the kitchen at TCHS Frank Mullenax is teaching his children how to graduate Rena Mullenax is married and living in Harman Allan Myers is top mechanic in Tucker County Roy Nestor is playing baseball for the Pirates Rocky Nestor is playing pro football Barbara Nelson is living in Lanesville Dennis Pine is city patrolman for Parsons Vicki Pittman is a vet is Parsons Dana Pregley is playing professional basketball James Propst runs a chain of All Star Food Stores Suan Phelps helps her dad run a T-shirt shop in Thomas Brad Phillips runs an auto body shop Dale Rosier is looking for a job Mike Rosier is a career officer in the Marines Cheryl Roth is a beautician in Hollywood Carol Roy is working at the shoe plant Glen Samples is working at Shop Save Champ Sedmock is building an apartment house complex in many cities Garnle Sharp is a ski instructor at Canaan Valley Roger Smith is welding at Stony River Dam Forrest Smith has his own weekly comedy show on TV Dee Sponaugle wrestles on the U S. team Jeam Sponaugle is married and raising a family Cathy Snyder is living in Mackey ville and selling Tupperware Debl Snyder is editor of the Hillbilly Ed Stevens is growing plants for his grandmother’s shop Rick Sturms is working for his grandfather paving roads Willetts Swarti (Bolinger) is happily married Kevin Turner is playing professional basketball Jack VanMeter is making daily trips to TCHS as a psychologist Patricia Vickers is studying for the GED Jeanette Wamsley is manager of the Big T Mike Wamsley is coaching little league baseball Sheila Whetxel is working for the U.S. Treasury Department Charles White runs a camel farm in Parson Ron Whltehalr is superintendent at Blackwater State Park Jim Williams is a professional contractor for housing Debbie Wlnton is secretary at Parsons Shoe Plant 40 UNDERCLASSMEN s __ Junior Class Favorites: Sandy Knotts and Kelly Roberts. Junior Class Officers: Melinda Hott, Sec.-Treas.; Kathy Moon, V-Pres.; Eddie Swartz, Pres.; Tammy Dennis, Student Council Rep.; 0 R 42 J.D. Alkire Amy Auvil Karen Ball Pat Barr Gary Betler John Bohon Vint Bonner John Bozic Mark Bozic Paul Bright Pauletta Bright Bob Brooke Phil Brook Harold Buchanan Jeff Carr Sharon Carr Lori Collins Raymond Collins Regina Coontz Daryl Cooper Candy Crossland Marvin Davis 43 Rachelle Davis Lisa Day Bobby Dennis Tammy Dennis Beverly Dove Margaret Dunn Meredith Evans Denise Eye Randy Fansler Pam Felton Cheryl Ferguson Tim Filler Tom Fowler Vickie Freeman Ray Geroski Tammy Gochenour Sandy Greaser Ben Hamrick Joe Hamrick Danny Harper Crystal Harris Ron Hebb 44 Sandy Hebb Melinda Hott Keith Helmick Linda Helmick Scott Hockman Mark Holler Mike Ingham Randy James Beckie Jolly Teresa Jolly Mandy Klein Sandy Knotts Tina Knotts Tony Lambruno Heather Lee Mark Martin Wayne Meyer Tim Metheny James McDaniel Robin McDaniel Pete Michael Rick Miller Peggy Moats Kathy Moon Delbert Moore Greg Moore 45 Donna Moore Steve Moran Carol Murphy Judy Meyers Gregg Nelson Debbie Nestor Jeff Nestor Mark Owens Patricia Owens Tammy Parsons T.C. Pennington Kevin Pifer Dawnelle Phillips Randy Phillips Sherry Phillips Virginia Phillips Alan Plum Leah Pollock Rhonda Ponikvar Luke Presutti Tammy Purnell Jerry Raines Dianna Rinehart Kelly Roberts 46 Gina Rosier Scott Roy Pam Roy Bodie Samples Brenda Shahan Debbie Shahan Tom Shehan Agnes Simmons Mary Simmons Barby Smith Caroline Stetter Eddie Swartz Kendall Waybright Kathy White Brian Wilfong Curtis Wilfong Suncerae Wilfong Tammy Wilfong Karen Winston Vice Pres. Dibbie Sturms. Pres. Punkin Lipscomb. Student Council, Kim Bonner Not Pictured. Sec. Tres. Kennetha Kidwell SOPHOMORES Sophomore Class Favorites; Joe Mason. Holly Ledden 48 Ruth Amie Matt Anderson Jamie Barkley Teresa Barnes Darrell Beaver Victoria Beckman Sabrina Bergstrom Connie Bohon Kim Bonner Terry Bonner Todd Bolyard Lois Brock Joyce Burns Chuck Canfield )oug Cangley iteve Carr Tina Carr jusan Chenoweth Tarry Cooper Gregg Crosten Tammy Cross Randy Crowl Maureen Day Jodi Dement 49 Tina Dibacco Shawn Ebcrbaugh Kellie Flynn Billy Friend Beth Gabler Edna Gaither Twila Grow Joe Gower Mark Harper Wally Hebb Glenda Hedrick Pam Hedrick David Helmick Cathy Herron Harry Hinkle Ruth Hipp Michelle Hott Cindy Humphrey 50 Tammy Hymcs Billy Jones Lee Kelly Kennetha Kidwell Rob Klein Chuck Knotts Doris Knotts Peggy Knotts Murray Lawrence Holly Ledden John Lipscomb Lori Lipscomb Mark Lipscomb Mike Long Robert Lycliter Peggy Mallow Tina Mallow Tina Martin Leah Mason Joe Mason Steve Maxwell Tom Maxwell Gregg Mayfield Dwayne McElwee Jim McWilliams Teresa Mick Cheryl Miller Marie Miller Randall Moore Tim Moore 51 Jim Moss Micheal Moran Jackie Mullenex Pam Mullenex Harvey Nelson Jeff Nestor Mary Nestor Rick Nestor Teresa Nestor Terry Niemenski James Oldaker Tammy Oldaker Kathy Owens Marshall Parsons Tammy Pase Reatha Pase Tammy Parsons Sheldon Pennington Allan Phillips Cheryl Phillips 52 Clifford Phillips Debbie Phillips Frank Pifer Harry Poling Fred Pregley David Rhoades Dawn Rhoades Crystal Roth Louis Roy Susan Roy Frank Sharp Dawn Shepard Phil Sherman Ronnie Simmons Thomas Simpson Robin Smith Marty Smith Debbie Snider James Stiles Dawnelle Stone 5J Debbie Sturms Linda Summerfield Shelia Teagarden Roxanne Tennant Linda Thompson Robert Todd Delbert Varner Loretta Varner Debby Watring Richard Whetzel Elolse White Richard White Billy Whitehair David Wilcox Jeff Wilfong Minnie Wilfong Phillip Williams Diane Winton Janet Wolford Daniel Woods 54 55 Freshman Class Favorites John Ledden, Sue Shrout Jenny Adams Jackie Allender o A? m ,' - «V: Larry Blosser Terry Blosser Curtis Bonner I Pam Boserman Robin Bozic TV Dawn Amie Brian Atkins Danny Barkley Donny Barkley Robin Barnes Melanie Bava Amie Bishoff Philip Buchanan Scott Buckley Rick Burns Eddie Canfield Alan Carr Don Carr Donna Carr Lori Carr Michelle Cline Dwayne Collins 56 Sharon Collins Jimmy Cooper Bonnie Conrad Henry Davis Charles Dennis Steve Dotson Ronald Dumire Theresa Dunn Todd Elza Evonne Eskridge Denzil Evans Cindy Evans Christine Eye Jim Falls Melissa Fansler Sue Felton Ankara Ferguson Anita Fortney Katrina Fowler Bart Golightly Leo Goss Cathy Gribble 57 Jerry Hanline Donna Hardy Tammy Hardy Tom Harper Brenda Hart Liesa Hebb Marina Hebb Lanny Heckler Chet Hedrick Annette Helmick Coleen Henline Gina Hoffner Lesa Holler Robbie Hull James Hunt Missy Ingham Linda Jackson Robert Jackson Mark James Laira James Lisa Judy Jerry Kale Ellen Kelley Mark Kisner Nela Knotts Tim Knotts Tammy Kosanic Floyd Lawrence John Ledden Gary Lester Bill Lively Dan Lively 58 V ikv Kenny McCurdy Anna McDonald Kevin Miller Sharon Lycliter Paula Mason Mary Maxwell Dave Long Mary Long Kim Loughry Tammy Lowther Cindy Martin Steve Minear Ross Moon Amy Moore Danny Moore Scott Moore Mike Mullenex Ronnie Mullenex Robert Myers Tina Myers Craig Nestor Ernest Nestor 59 Frosty Nestor Marshall Nestor Phil Nestor Arnold Owens Cindy Owens Becky Parsons Cheryl Paugh Rhonda Paugh Becky Pennington Kenny Pennington Carolyn Phelps Frances Phillips John Phillips Marie Phillips Sue Phillips Sonny Pitzer Brenda Poling Roberta Poling Tim Poling Theresa Price April Puskas Danny Rhoades Kathie E. Poling Ronda Roy Tonya Roy Verona Roy Vickie Roy Pam Sedmock Kim Shaffer Margaret Shahan 60 Kenny Shehan Sue Shrout Mike Simpson Rhonda Simmons Eric Smith Lora Smith Ronnie Smith Donna Snyder Greg Stevens Sheila Sturms Vicki Teter Paul Thomas James Thompson Ritchie Vanscoy David Varner Pauletta Varner Patricia Vest Dale Watring Kerry White Jim Wilcox Darlene Williams Dorsey Williams Paula Wills Donna Young Yvonne Youngblood Vickie Zirk 61 FACULTY Howard Moore Principal Ed Drake Guidance Counselor A.B. - M.A. Glenville State Student Council Glenn Patsy Ass’t Principal Athletic Director Driver’s Ed; Ass’t Football Coach; 9th grade Basketball Coach B.S. Education - Salem College M.S. Industrial Safety Safety Ed WVU Judy Bragg Glenville State College Jr. Sr. English, Journalism, Creative Writing Eva Mason Secretary Appalacian Bible College Pam Chenoweth Fairmont State English 9 Sponsor Jr. Class 64 Dixie Deem B.S. WVU Biology 10 Sponsor Science Club Seniors Tom Gutshall B.A. Education Fairmont State American Studies I Driver’s Ed Basketball Baseball Coach Sponsors Seniors. Joann Gehr Millersville State College. General Math Business Math. Phyllis Harman Fairmont State • Undergrad WVU Graduate M.S. Occupational Home Economics Sponsors Varsity, JV Fresh- man Cheerleaders 9th grade class Debbie Gutshall M.A. WVU Home Ec. Sponsor FHA Sophomores Daniel Henderson University of Notre Dame Ap- palachian State University B.S. and N.C. teachers art. American Studies World Cul- tures 65 Tom Klus B.S. Ed M.A. California State College Algebra I II Pre Calcus Wrestling Coach Steve Lee A.B. Music Education Glenville State College Instrumental Music 4-12 Guitar Stage Band Sponsors Music Club Sopho- more Class. Susan Knotts Teacher’s Aide 4 ■ i -V Janet Long Teacher’s Aide Johanna Kreyembuhl WVU Bachelors Double Major English 7-12 Biological Science 7-12 English 11 12 Sponsors Jrs. Mike Micheal B.S. WVU Physical Ed. Health Safety. Football coach 66 Linda Neff Slippery Rock State College B.S. - M.Ed. English 10, Am. Studies II Sponsors 9th grade Drama club Bill Rosenau WV Tech. Fairmont State Building Maintenance Ruth Mullenax WVU Librarian Deloris Roberts Potomac State 1 yr. Teachers Aide Frank Puskas Masters WVU Art I II Golf Coach Sponsors Art Club Carol Roy WVU P.O.D.; World Cultures Sponsors Nat’l Honor Society; Co-ed Hi-Y 67 Dale Ruckle B.A. Education Fairmont State Am. Studies I Phys. Ed.; Basketball Coach; Sponsors Sr. Class Joanne Sikarskie Madanna College B.A. Universi- ty of Detroit M.S. Reading-Language Arts Cathy Rummel B.S. Business Ed. Shepherd Col- lege Typing I II Sponsors FBLA Karla Smith B.A. Otterbein College A.B. Fairmont State French I II: Spanish I II Sponsors Language Club Nancy Saffel A.B. Education Fairmont State Salem College Phys. Ed Health Coach Girls Basketball Track Doug Spessert B.S. Science M.A. WVU; Sci- ence 9 Chemistry 11,12; Phys- ics 12 Sponsors Archery Club 68 Curtis Winner B.S. Agrie. Pot. State WVU Agrie. Science Farm Shop Sponsors FFA Ruth Cooper A.B. Voc. Home Economics; M.A. + 15 Glenville State Food Lodging Serv. SPONSORS FHA HERO Bili Bilby B.S. W VA Tech. Auto Body Sponsors VICA Carolyn Bostic AAMCC Secretary Marie Day Health Occupations Alyn Haslacker A. A. Pot. State B. S. Eg. Ed. WVU Adult Basic Ed. 69 Paula Heinke B.S. Business Mang. D. E. College Acct. I II; Gen. Bus; Bus. Math; Sponsors FBLA Jared Parsons Building Const. Sponsors VICA Stan Sedmock A.B. Education Fairmont State Masters Counseling WVU Lonnie Dotson Pot. State Youngstown Uni versity Industrial Maintenance Sponsors VICA Eugene Roy Auto Mech. Sponsors VICA Charles Lloyd B.A. Salem College Masters Education WVU Administration 70 71 Cooks: Louise Carr, Ruby Summerfield Carol Croston, Jean Saugace J I “I wish these books would come back the same way they go out!” ‘‘Now you all try it” 72 “Oops! Wrong restroom! “If you had paid attenti would not have to ask a “Let's see ... you can answer no. 12. 13. 14.!” “Today were having a Pop Quiz!” 75 74 THE BUS IS CROWDED WITH THREE IN A SEAT BREATHING IS HARD AND THERE IS NO HEAT. CIGARETTES ARE LIT AND THE CURSINGS BEGUN THE TRIP TO SCHOOL IS NO FUN. ACTIVITIES Queen: Dana Pregley Maid of Honor: Debi Snyder Escort: Eddy Barkley Escort: Mike DeVilder HOMECOMING COURT 79-80 Maid of Honor: Jill Long Princess: Sherri Canfield Escort: Jim Williams Escort: Larry Mayfield Princess: Denise Hermosilla Junior Princess: Melinda Hott Escort: John Dearborn Escort: Mike Ingham TUCKER COUNTY ROYALTY Sophomore Princess: Debbie Sturms Freshman Princess: Sue Shrout Escort: Rob Kline Escort: Greg Stevens TUCKER COUNTY FAIR Ashland L to R • Pam Kelley, Name Unknown, Jeanette Wamsley, Joch Phillips, Kim Davisson, Mike Develider, Amy Burns, Gary Lipscomb, Cheryl Roth, Gene Fike. Maid of Honor - Alisa Davis, Paul Poling, Queen - Michelle Gabler, Dave Stevens, Maid of Honor ■ Patricia Vickers, Mark Martin, Debbie Winton, Forrest Smith, Brenda McWilliams, Ernie Gabler, Ronda McElewee, Larry May- field, Shelia Whetzel, Pat Gribble, Sheila Herron, and Bob Canon, m • ' --------- T? O l I CoufUy Fj ir Parade j 1 Canfield, Barbara Nflsji, 'amsley, Eddy Barkle$, Snd ther, Tammy arborn. DEBATE ON AMERICAN HOSTAGE SITUATION IN IRAN BECOMES A CLASSROOM HIGHLIGHT Due to the intensity of feelings expressed by Ameri- cans through the media concerning the 50 hostages remaining in Iran, Mrs. Bragg’s second period English class donned personalities of dignitaries who are re- presenting Iran and the United States in this world- wide issue of political blackmail. Participants became so involved in the activity that discussion and ex- change of ideas continued throughout 8 class periods. Voices were often filled with provoked emotion and some students like Mark Martin even sported cos- tumes. 79 DATING GAME One of the most interesting programs which entertained TCHS students tl year was the “Dating Game” which was sponsored by the Drama Club. Mu like the television show Females and Males were hidden from each other’s vie and answered serveral provocative questions before choosing a lucky date! ALPINE FESTIVAL CONTESTANTS 1st Row • Dawnelle Phillips, Caroline Stetter, Cheryl Roth, and Kim Davisson 2nd Row - Karen Winston, Tammy Dennis, Heather Lee, Mary Simmons, and Andrea Felton. — I JOURNALISM CHRISTMAS ASSEMBLY PRESENTED - “A CHARLIE BROWN CHRISTMAS:”, THE “CHIPMUNKS”, AND SCHOOL MUSI- CAL TALENT. Queen: Tina Myers Escort: Jeff Nestor SWEETHEART DANCE Contestants for King and Queen vied for an ali-expenses-paid date. At the dance every- one shared in the fun. TCHS DANCE-A- THON The yearbook staff sponsored a Dance-A- Thon to raise money and at the same time entertained other students with a continuous supply of music. Needless to say feel were tired but spirit was high. Everyone enjoyed the event. Contestants: Gene Fike, Cheryl Roth; Brenda McWilliams, Larry Mayfield, Annie Felton, Rick Knotts; ATHLETICS TUCKER COUNTY COACHING STAFF: L to R Nancy Saffel, Girls Varsity Basketball. Girls Track; Tom Klus, Wrestling; Dan Henderson, Asst. Track and Asst. Football; Mike Michaels. Football and Track; Tom Gutshall, Baseball. JV Basketball, Asst. Football; Dale Ruckle, Basketball; Frank Puskas, Golf; Bill Rosenau, Asst. Football; not pictured Glen Patsy, Athletic Director. CARROUSEL OF TIME involves winning and losing, joy and tears, the knowledge you did your best for TCHS L - R: 1st row (kneeling) Asst. Coach Patsy; Coach Michael; Asst. Coach Henderson; Asst. Coach Rosenau. 2nd row; Mark Bozic, Todd Bolyard, Pete Michael, Kevin Piffer, Joe Mason. Dee Sponaugle, Rocky Nestor. Delbert Moore. Jeff Nestor. Rick Charlie Dennis; 3rd row; Steve Hull. Tom Maxwell. Rick Burns. Curtis Wilfong, Dan Hebb, John Bozic. Frank Piffer. Gary Bettler, J.D. Alkire, Ron Hebb, Rick Sturms; 4th row; Eric Smith. Ron Cangley, John Carr, Rick Nestor, Alan Phillips, Mark Martin, Ralph Helmick, Bob Moore, Sheldon Pennington, Lewis Roy, Tim Knotts L - R: Asst. Coach Glen Patsy, Coach Mick Michael., Asst. Coaches Daniel Henderson and Bill Rosenau Row 1 L • R: Doug Congley, Tommy Parsons, Jerry Hanlin, John Arnold. Quint Bonner, Scott Snyder, Scott Buckley, Bob Brooke. Row 2: Mr. Henderson, Phil Brooke, Dave Long, Wayne Myers, Ron Dumire, Ralph Davis, Murry Lawrence, Wally Hebb, Mr. Rosenau Row 3: Steve Maxwell, Donny Barkley, Robbie Hull, Denzil Evans, Tony Lambruno, Vint Bonner, Phil Nestor 91 Punkin Lipscomb, Honorable Mention Annie Felton, 2nd team all state Annie Felton, Punkin Lipscomb Meredith Evans, All Tourna- ment Melinda Hott, Best Sportsmanship Senior Players: Dana Pregley, Annie Felton, Brenda McWil- liams GIRLS V ETBALL L - R: Dana Prcgley, Brenda McWilliams, Annie Felton Coach Saffel, Manager Sue Ellen Felton; Donna Moore, Punkin Lipscomb, Cathy Moon, Caroline Stetter, Meredith Evans, Melinda Hott, Barbie Smith, Leah Pollock, Stat. Denise Eye. Dawn Shephard L • R: Stat. Denise Eye, Manager, Sue Ellen Felton, Stat. Dawn Shephard Tammy Oldaker, Francis Phillips, Tammy, Parsons, Barbie Smith, Shelia Sturms, Mary Nestor, Tina DiBacco, Donna Moore GIRLS JV BASKETBALL CROSS COUNTRY L • R: Rick Knotts, Annie Felton, Dan Barr, Gene Fike, Eddy Barkley, Sue Shrout, Glen Arbogast, John Bozic, Floyd Lawrence THE FINISH OF AN EXHAUSTING COURSE 1st Row - Andrea Felton, Ed Barkley, Glen Arbogast, Dan Barr, and Gene Fike. 2nd Row - Rick Knotts, Ross Moon, Fred Myers, and Coach Baine. J YOU PANT AND PANT YOUR BODY IS SORE YOU KEEP ON RUNNING MORE AND MORE. YOUR LUNGS ARE COLLAPSED SWEAT RUNS FROM YOUR PORES BUT YOU KEEP ON RUNNING MORE AND MORE. VARSITY WRESTLING Row 1, L-R: Michelle Hott, stat; John Bonner, Eddy Barkley Bob Moore, Dee Sponaugle, Glen Arbogast, Heather Lee, stat. Row 2, Coach Klus, Kenny Pennington, Billy Friend, Steve Maxwell, Tom Maxwell, Rick Burns, Richie Vanscoy, Kenny McCurdy, Denise Eye, stat. J V WRESTLING Row 1, L-R: Mark Hollwe, David Helmick, Mark Bozic, Danny Barkley, Coach Klus; Row 2, Jim Stiles, Donnie Barkley, Ron Hebb, John Bozic, Dale Moore, Dale Watring, VARSITY BASKETBALL 1st Row L to R: Coach Ruckle, Manager Gene Fike, Asst. Coach Gutshall; 2nd Row L to R: Stat. Melinda Hott, Bob Brooke, Gary Betler, Mike Ingham, Rick Knotts, Kevin Turner, Butch Fox, Mark Martin, Joe Mason, Todd Bolyard, Stat. Meredith Evans. Senior Players: Rick Knotts, Kevin Turner and Butch Fox With two 60’s stuck on the scoreboard And two seconds hanging on the clock The solemn boy in the center of eyes, Squeezed by silence, seeks the line, Soothes his hands along his uniform, Gently drums the ball against the floor, Then measures the waiting net, Raises the ball on his right hand, Balances it with his left, Calms it with fingertips, Breathes, Crouches, Waits, And then through a stretching of stillness, Nudges it upward. Another victory for the JV Basketball Team! Their record for the year was 17-3. Good work guys! This is the JV game vs Clay-Batelle. Pictured are Alan Plum, and Curtis Wilfong on the left and Gregg Crosten right. iTjf FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Mike Mullenax, Scott Buckley, Denzil Evans, Eric Smith, Greg Stevens, Ross Moon, Shawn Nichols, John Ledden, Brian Adkins, John Phillips, Mark Kisner TCHS’S FIRST SKI TEAM! Pictured left to right - 1st Row - Rob Klein, Mary Simmons, Lori Collins, Heather Lee, Kathy Moon, Kelly Flynn and John Dearborn. 2nd Row - Matt Anderson, Jodi Dement, Brenda McWilliams, Annie Felton, Dana Pregley, RoseAnn Lamont, and Art Bennett. 3rd Row - Ross Moon, Punkin Lipscomb, Lisa Day, Crystal Roth, Twila Grow, Dan Good, and Bodie Samples. 4th Row - Greg Moore, Tracey Hartman, Gene Fike, Larry Mayfield, and Glen Samples. 108 Pictured left to right - 1st Row - Paula Wills, Twila Grow, Sheila Teagarden, Heather Lee, and Amy Auvil. 2nd Row - Brenda McWilliams, Cindy Humphrey, Pam Sedmock, Sheila Sturms, Francis Phillips, Lisa Holler, and Barby Smith. 3rd Row - Meredith Evans, Mary Nestor, April Puskas, Tina Owens, Tammy Kosanic, and Rachelle Davis. BOY’S TRACK TEAM 109 Sprint • Relay Team • 3rd Place Regional Rachelle Davis, Barby Smith, Brenda McWil- liams, and Heather Lee. An end and a beginning. Springy Feet! in Lipscomb, Gene Fike, Larry Maufield, and Pete Micheal. 2nd Row - Frank Pifer, Paul Bright, J. D. Alkire, Joe Hamrick, Phil Brooke, Scott Hockman, Joe Mason, and Todd Bolyard. 3rd Row - Melinda Hott - Stat., Debi Snyder - Stat., Brian Wilfong, Sheldon Pennington, Mike Fike, Michelle Hott, and Coach Tom Gutshall. Larry Mayfield attempts for another out John Bonner - Senior Rob Klein • Sophomore 116 Tim Moore • Sophomore Moss - Sophomore Jtw - - t mm Mike Long - Sophomore. 117 TUCKER COUNTY VS ELKINS. 119 120 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Squad Captain, Rachelle Davis Lori Collins Rachelle Davis Kellie Flynn Holly Ledden Beth Gabler Kim Bonner Cheerleading Sponsor - Miss Phyllis Har- man. Varsity Cheerleaders - Kim Bonner, Beth Gabler: Holly Ledden, Rachelle Davis - Head, Kelly Flynn, and Lori Collins • Mascot. JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS - On top to bottom Mary Simmons, Jody Dement, Brenda McWilliams, Shawn Eberbaugh (Squad Captain, Brenda McWil- liams) FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS L to R: Melody Bava, Missy Ingham, April Puskus; knealing • Sue Shrout, Tammy Nestor, Gina Hoffner Squad Head: Sue Shrout What is between 0 and the number 2? Number 1! Number 1! Lions, THAT’S YOU! ORGANIZATIONS ARCHERY CLUB L-R - Tom Shehan • President, Robert Myers - Vice-Pres., Marshall Nestor, Kenny Shehan, Danny Rhoades, and David Long. Top-Bot., - Scott Snyder, Curtis Bonner, Robbie Hull, Henry Da- vis, and Dale Wotring. ART CLUB 1st Row - April Puskas, Pam Ketchum, Billy Friend, and Warren Knotts. 2nd Row - Mike Fike, Ed Barkley Mike Ingham, John Bozic, Richard Whetzel, and Mr. Frank Puskas, Sponsor. 128 BIBLE CLUB 1st Row - Tammy Dennis, Agnes Sim- mons. 2nd Row - Cheryl Phillips, Leah Pollock, Tina Martin, and Beverly Dove. 3rd Row ■ Caroline Stetter, Tom Fowler, Tom Shehan, and Tammy Gochenour. COED HI Y 1st Row - Officers: Caroline Stetter - Chaplain, Rachelle Davis - President, Heather Lee - Vice-President, Melinda Hott - Historian, Holly Ledden - Publicity Manager, Kelly Flynn - Sec.-Tres. (Not Pictured.) 2nd Row Melanie Bava, April Puskas, Beth Gabler, Cheryl Ferguson, Jodi Dement, Kim Bonner, Amy Auvil, Leah Pollock, Barbi Smith, Tom Fowler. 3rd Row - Greg Moore, Michelle Klein, Denise Eye, Lori Collins, Mary Simmons, Mandy Klein, Kathy Moon, Michelle Hott, Meredith Evans, Eddie Swartz. 4th Row - Larry Mayfield, Rob Klein, Jeff Nestor, and Art Bennett. 129 DRAMA CLUB 1st Row • Tammy Purnell • Reporter, Teresa Barnes • Secretary, Marie Miller - Vice-Pres., Richard Whetzel • President. (Not Pictured - Karen Phelps - Treasurer.) 2nd Row - Regina Coontz, Suan Phelps, Kathy Owens, and Victoria Beckman. 3rd Row - Miss Neff - Sponsor, Tammy Lowther, Glenda Hedrick, Dwayne McElwee • Stage Manager. FBLA - FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA 1st Row ■ Jill Long • Parliamentarian, Debbie Winton - Treasurer, Art Bennett • President, Berverly Dove - Vice-President, Cheryl Roth - Reporter. (Not Pictured - Sheila Whetzel - Secretary.) 2nd Row - Sabrina Bergstrom, Kim Bonner, Cathy Grafton, Denise Hermosilla, Tina Martin, Pam Hedrick, Rhonda Simmons, Annette Helmick. 3rd Row - Kennetha Kidwell, Lisa Bright, Cheryl Phillips, Crystal Roth, Alisa Davis, Tom Shehan, Tammy Gochenour, Sandy Moore, Pam Kethcum, Diane Winton, Peggy Dunn, Eddie Swartz, Dawnelle Phillips, Tammy Purnell, Judy Myers, Annie Felton, and Patricia Owens. (Not Pictured - Willetta Bolinger.) FFA Mark Kisner, Steve Dotson, Robert Jackson, Dwayne Collins, Tim Knotts, Bill Nestor, Marshal Nestor, Jerry Kale, Arnold Owens, Bobby Dennis, Steve Fankhouser; 2nd Row • Jimmy Cooper, Scott Hockman, Gary Better, Roy Nestor, Frank Mullenax, Diane Tompkins, Mike Moran, Terry Bonner, Steve Carr, Daryl Cooper, Jack VanMeter, Mike Lipscomb; 3rd Row • Marty Smith, Daryl Beaver, Ricky White, Steve Moran, Ronnie Simmons, Don Adams, Mark Owens, Ben Hamrick, Harry Cooper, Jim Stiles, Mark Knotts, Mike Rosier, Ross Moon. HERO FHA Officers: Cheryl Ferguson, Recreation Leader; Rhonda Ponikvar; 1st V-Pres.; Karen Winston, Hist.; Tammy Dennis, Pres.; Robin McDaniel, Treas.; Debbie Sturms, Pari.; and Carol Murphy, Sec.; 2nd Row - Patricia Owens, Virginia Phillips, Sandy Hebb, Gina Rosier, Sharon Carr, Diana Rinehart, Tammy Purnell, Agnes Simmons, Terry Dunn, Darlene Williams, Sharon Lycliter, Ankara Ferguson, Donna Allendar, Carol Roy, Connie Bohon; 3rd Row • Regina Coontz, Cheryl Miller, Pam Hedrick, Teresa Nestor, Tina Martin, Tina Mallow, Peggy Mallow, Terry Niemenski, Victoria Beckman, Twila Grow, Peggy Knotts, Pauletta Bright, Pam Roy, Brenda Shahan; 4th Row - Cathy Collins, Janet Canon, David Helmick, Lisa Judy, Missy Ingham, Shawn Eberbaugh, Donna Young, Pam Sedmock, Chris Eye, Donna Carr, Carolyn Phillips, Vicki Teter, Donna Snyder, Debbie Phillips; 5th Row ■ Dale Watring, Michelle Cline, Kim Loughry, Coleen Henline, Marina Hebb, Annette Helmick, Lisa Hebb, Verona Roy, Vicki Zirk, Sherry Phillips, Donna Moore, Nela Knotts, Debbie Shahan, Donna Hardy; 6th Row - Karri White, Margaret Shahan, Tanya Roy, Mary Maxwell, Cathy Gribble, Kathy Roy, Suncerae Wilfong, Robin Smith, Retha Pase, Tammy Pase, Evonne Eskridge, Bonnie Conrad, Karen Ball, Peggy Moats, Lovie Phillips, Vicki Roy. FSA - FUTURE SECRETARIES OF AMERICA Lisa Day, Cheryl Roth; 2nd Row • Agnes Simmons, Karen Winston, Cheryl Ferguson, Sandy Knotts, Sheila Herron, Rena Mullenex, Sherry Phillips; not pictured are Dana Pregley, Debbie Winton, and Mary Ann Collins; JOURNALISM YEARBOOK STAFF Larry Mayfield, Mike DeVilder, Kim Davisson, Debbie Sny- der; 2nd Row - Jeannette Wamsley, Sherri Canfield, Ronda McElwee, Alisa Davis, Charlene Brock; 3rd Row - Cheryl Roth, Denise Hermosilla, Cathy Grafton, Pam Kelly, Steve Sponaugle; not pictured are Willetta Bolinger, Forrest Smith, Vicki Pittman, Annie Felton, Rick Knotts; Denise Hermosilla, Current Events Kim Divisson, Photography Ed. Cheryl Roth, Asst. Layout Ed. Alisa Davis, Layout Ed. Ronda McElwee, Feature Ed. Debbie Snyder, Ed.-In-Chief Jeannette Wamsley, Current Events YEARBOOK EDITORS o KEY CLUB 1st Row • Forrest Smith • Sec.; Art Ben- nett - Tres.; Rick Knotts - Vice-Pres.; Warren Knotts • President. 2nd Row - Randy James, Mike Griffith, Larry May- field, Mike DeVilder, Gary Lipscomb. 3rd Row - James Stiles, Bob Klein, Joe Ham- rick, and Butch Fox. LANGUAGE CLUB 1st Row - Rob Klein - Vice-President; Meredith Evans - President; Lois Brock - Sec.-Tres. 2nd Row - Kathy L. Roy, Jim Arnold, Steve Minear, Ken McCurdy, Melinda Hott, and Rhonda Roy. 3rd Row - Mrs. Smith - Sponsor, John Phillips, Suan Phelps, Tammy Lowther, Amie Bishoff, Sue Ellen Felton, Kim Loughry, Becky Parsons. 4th Row - Teresa Barnes, Kathy Owens, Tina Carr, Mandy Klein, Leah Mason, Dawnelle Phillips, and Melissa Fansler. Mfao-' Ward MUSIC CLUB 1st Row • Lisa Judy, Becky Pennington, Amie Bishoff, Teresa Price, Jenny Adams, and Sue Phillips. 2nd Row • Jackie Mullenex, Pam Boserman, Danny Barkley, Jeff Nestor, Joyce Burns, Yvonne Youngblood, Mr. Lee - Sponsor, and Tammy Hymes. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 1st Row - (sitting) Jill Long, Denise Hermosilla, Cathy Gafton, Cheryl Roth, and Annie Felton. 2nd Row • (standing) Warren Knotts. Mike DeVilder. Larry Mayfield, and Forrest Smith. 1st Row • (sitting) Mike Haller, Lori Collins, Mary Simmons, Glen Arbogast, Heather Lee, Denise Eye, and Rachelle Davis. 2nd Row • (standing) Vicki Pittman. Tom Fowler, Pat Barr, Warren Knotts, and Dan Barr. RUNNER’S CLUB 1st Row Michelle Klein, Tammy Kosanic. Lori Carr, Sherri Paugh, Rhonda Paugh, Sheila Sturms, and Sue Shrout - Vice-President. 2nd Row Murray Lawrence, Dwayne Collins, Ross Moon, Tina Myers, Kim Shaffer, and Ed Barkley - President. 3rd Row • Pat Barr, Meredith Evans, Mr. Tom Gutshall • Sponsor, Annie Felton, and Rick Knotts. SCIENCE CLUB 1st Row ■ Tim Humphrey • President. Tom Harper • Vice Pres.; Kevin Miller • Tres.; and Mark Kisner • Secretary. 2nd Row • Mark Knotts. Jim Dotson. Danny Barkley, and Mrs. Dixie Deem ■ Sponsor. 3rd Row • Teresa Barnes. Kathy Owens, and Harry Poling. STUDENT COUNCIL 1st Row • (around tabic) - Michelle Klein, Christine Eye, Sheila Sturms, and Kenny Pennington. (Freshman Representatives) 2nd Row ■ Punkin Lipscomb (Soph.), Melinda Hott - Vice-Pres. (Jun.), Kathy Moon ■ Sec. (Jun.), Tammy Dennis (Jun.), Eddie Swartz (Jun.), Kim Bonner, Dee Sponaugle - President (Sen.), Jeanette Wamsley • Reporter (Sen.), Ed Barkley (Sen.) 3rd Row - Kennetha Kidwell (Soph.), Debbie Sturms • Tres. (Soph.), and (not pictured • Willetta Swartz Bolinger (Sen.) 136 VOCATIONAL INDUSTRIAL CLUBS OF AMERICA VICA Officers: Eddy Barkley • Vice-President; Jeanette Wamsley - Secretary; John Dearborn • President; Ruth Gaither - Treasurer; Barbara Nelson - Reporter; and Sherri Canfield - Parliamentarian. VICA MEMBERS AND ADVISERS: 1st Row Mr. Lonnie Dotson. Mr Eugene Roy. Mrs. Carol Gwinn, Sherri Canfield. Barbara Nelson. John Dearborn. Edy Barkley. Jeanette Wamsley. Mr W M Bilby. and Mr Jared Parsons. 2nd Row Dennis Pine. Tony Lambruno, Randy Fansler, Barry Vrable. Kelly Roberts. Jeff Gregg. Pete Micheal, Mike Ingham. Phil Brooke. Mark Martin. Kevin Pifer. and J.D Alkire 3rd Row Dan Barr. Greg Nelson. Marty Davis. Ron Cnagley, Charlene Brock. Barby Smith, Kevin Turner. Rick Knotts. Gary Lipscomb. Mike Wamsley. Curtis Wilfong, and Ralph Helmick 4th Row Glen Arbogast. Jack VanMeter. Mark Bozic. Patricia Vickers. Ronda McElwee, Brian Wilfong. Danny Harper. Ray Geroski. Tim Metheny, Glen Samples, and Dan Good. 5th Row Ben Hamrick. Steve Fankhauser. Mark Owens. Mike Fike, Scott Roy. Daryl Cooper. Kendall Waybright. Keith Helmick. Alan Plum. Jim Dotson. Roger Smith. Ronnie James, and Ron Hebb. 6th Row • Jesse Summerfield. James McDaniel. Luke Persutti. Ronnie Bennett. Mark White. Roy Nestor. John Bonner. Dee Sponaugle. Dave Summerfield. Butch Fox. Gene Fike. Ed Stevens. Marvin Davis, and Mark Holler 7th Row Mike Lipscomb. Frank Mullenex, Delbert Moore. Bob Moore. Gary Betler, John Bozic. Boyd Samples. Jeff Carr. Ron Hebb. Brad Phillips. John Carr. Jim Williams, Randy Fansler. Dale Rosier. Steve Hull. Dale Liller, Champ Sedmock, and Pete Knotts. 137 Officers L • R: Jeanette Wamsley, Sec.-Tres. Vice Pres. Dana Pregley, Pres. Andrea Felton Drum Major Luke Persuitti Majorette L • R: Kim Davisson, Michelle Gabler, Cathy Grafton Sandi Knotts. Tina Carr, Sherri Canfield, Denise Hermosilla Color Guard LR: Joyce Burns, Sheila Herron, Linda Summerfield, Cathy Gribble, Dawn Amie, Pam Kelly, Michelle Hott, Brenda Hart. Cheryl Fergusson. Ronda McElwee, Tammy Parsons Flut€9 L-R: Kellie Flynn, Heather Lee, Melinda Hott. Sherri Paugh, Sandi Knotts. Katrina Fowler. Lori Carr, Ronda Paugh, Melanie Bava CUrlitetiL R Ginny Adams. Sue Phillips, Tammy Hymes, Michelle Gabler, Cheryl Miller, Tammy Lowther. Agnes Simmons. Sandy Moore. Pam Boserman Debbie Sturms, Jimmy Stiles, Becky Pennington, Rhonda Simmons. Robin Bozic Trumpets L-R: Alisa Davis, Jeanetee Wamsley, Annie Felton, Joe Hamrick, Tammy Nestor, Susan Chenoweth, Tim Moore, Randy Fansler, Vickie Teeter Shelia Tturm, Amie Bishoff, Kim Longhry Brass L-R: Lanny Heckler, Kelly Roberts. Bob Klein, Larry Mayfield John Phillips, Rachelle Davis, Tereas Price, Tom Fowler, Tammy Cross Greg Mayfield. Sue Ellen Felton, Angie Strawderman, Lisa Judy, Susie Liller MEMORIES SCENES FROM THE 1980 JUNIOH- SENIOR PROM AT CANAAN VALLEY The theme was “Always and Forever” Prom Court ■ Left to Right • Seniors - Eddy Barkley, Dana Pregley, Jim Williams, Jill Long, Dave Stevens, Michelle Gabler, Rick Knotts. Annie Felton, John Ledden and Queen ■ Pam Kelley, Juniors ■ Denise Eye Ron Cangley, Melinda Hott, Danny Fairbanks, Donna Moore and Mark Martin Jill Long and Jim Williams Jeanette Wamsley and Joch Phillips. Gene Fike and Tina Dibacco Randy and Angie Strawderman nd fossv Larry Mayfield, Mike Devilder receive Bauch-Lomb award. Annie Felton receives AAUW award Forrest Smith receives Tucker County Bank award and Kiwanis Club award SPECIAL PEOPLE SPECIAL RECOGNITION Jim Williams and Vicki Pittman receive “I Dare You” Sheila Whetzel recognized as top student at TCHS awards 1ST YOUTH IN GOVERNMENT PARTICIPANTS FROM TCHS YOUTH IN GOVERNMENT APRIL 1980 CHARLESTON, WV 1979-80 National Honor Society Officers are: Pres. - Sherry Martin; Vice-Pres. - Cheryl Roth; Sec., Cathy Grafton; Treas - Denise Hermosilla; 154 1S5 Greg Stevens - All Tournament Team 5 i i v | Melinda Hott • Sportsmanship Award Punkin Lipscomb, Meredith Evans and Annie Felton • All Tournament Team Mike Ingham - All Tournament Team. Joe Mason ■ Sportsmanship and ATT Butch Fox - All Tournament Team. Kevin Turner • ATT (not pictured). Melanie Squad) (Freshamn Science Fair Winners: Mike DeVilder, Larry May- field and Forrest Smith. lock. FBLA Participants (State) - Judy Myers, Kennetha Kidwell, Art Bennett, Leah Pollock, and Cheryl Roth c - AT Sk? TT «.LUMBER ANMi NC. ' S ' MULLENAX LUMBER COMPANY HINCHCLIFF LUMBER COMPANY Manufacturers of Quality Pallets And Fine Hardwood Lumber We Buy Standing Timber and Logs Top Prices Paid 478-2500 Hendricks, W.Va. PRESCRIPTIONS VALLEY VIEW PHARMACY STORE James Arnold, Jr. - Reg. pharmacist Gifts • Greeting Cards • Cosmetics • Camera Film Magazines • Health Beauty Aids • Sun glasses Fountain Service 259-5322 After hours call: 259-5583 William Ave. RUDY ASSOCIATES CORPORATION REALTORS sale • rental • appraisals 259-5577 24 hr. answering service Developers of: Pendleton Heim Village William Ave. Davis Builders Developers Realtors NATIONAL BANK OF DAVIS We offer: A new walk up-drive in facility High-yielding Certificate of Deposit Savings Accounts for money Loans suited to your needs Lobby: Mon-Fri. 9:00-2:00 Saturday 9:00 - 12:00 Drive-In: Mon - Thur 10:00 - 5:00 Friday - 10:00 - 8:00 Sat. - 9:00 - 12:00 259-5201 Williams Ave. Davis 159 FAIRFAX SAND CRUSHED STONE Four plants to serve you Sand - Thomas, W.Va. 463-4441 7 30 AM-8 00 PM Monday thru Saturday HH I A, D. NAYLOR CO, 32 South Third St.. Downtown Oakland Phone 334-3923 Linestone - Sherr, W. Va. 749-7120 Maysville 636-4466 Rich Mountain; Elkins 726-4857 Pinto, Md. Your Complete Hardware Store For Summer Residents: Sporting goods, camping equipment, fishing tackle, appliances. TV antennas and supplies. We welcome open charge accounts for all summer residents For Everyone: Hardware, plumbing, heating and wiring supplies. Tru-Test paints. Color TV. stereos, complete kitchens, complete baths, water conditioners, and always FREE ESTIMATES and free delivery. Our reputation is our guarantee Gay C. Roth, President Weir Roth, Vice-President Groceries and Meats Fresh Vegetables Picnic Supplies DIBACCO SHOP ’N SAVE MT. STATE MUSEUM GIFT GALLERY William Ave. Davis, W.Va. Health and Beauty Aids Ice Delicatesson Cold Meats Fruit Baskets Revisit Davis, W.Va. As it was in 1884 See early lumbering and coal days William Ave. Davis, W.Va. 259-5571 Hours: 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. No admission charged for visits Our gift gallery provides souvenirs and gifts for everyone 160 INERS M B ANK ERCHANTS Open A Checking Account Pay By Check Bank By Mail WE HAVE A COMPLETE BANKING SERVICE East Avenue Thomas, W.Va. 463-4155 Member FDIC Serving you since 1902 SENACA SAND CO., INC Concrete Sand Mortar Sand Landscape Gravel Crushed Limestone Complete line of custom sand stone products Thomas 463-4133 THE TUCKER COUNTY BANK Tucker County’s Largest Bank We have: Drive-In facility. Trust Department, VISA Mon - Thurs: 9:00 - 3:00 9:00 - 5:00 Friday: 9:00 - 7:00 9:00 - 8:00 478-2551 PARSONS HARDWARE, INC. AND ADKINS HOME CENTER Do - it - youself headquarters 337 First Street Parsons, W.Va. Sporting goods, gifts, toys and General Hardware carpeting • floor materials electric appliances paints • fine wallcoverings We Deliver 478-2488 Parsons David W. Hansford GILMORE Agent Monongahela Power Co. Building Parsons (Bretz), W. Va. 26287 Phone: (304) 478-3641 INSURANCE AGENCY NATIONWIDE INSURANCE Joe Gilmore, Jr. Nationwide is on your side Auto, Fire, Homeowners, Life Health, Bonds Nationwide Mutual Insurance Company Home Office: Columbus. Ohio Federal Building Parsons, W. Va. 478-3001 I VOUI MNMW] Kknuronceg agent J 16) It’s A Matter Of Pride JOSTEN’S Takes pride in producing America’s finest class rings, yearbooks, announcements diplomas, caps and gowns and awards Mike Posey Steve Posey Box 6 Burnsville, W.Va. 26335 Serving West Virginia’s Colleges, University, High Schools and Jr. High Schools throughout the State DAVIS STUDIO Distinctive Photography 234 East Second Street - Phone 269-2370 Weston, West Virginia 164 i SUCCESS TO SENIOR CLASS OF 1980 J. Pat Nichols J.A. Nichols iki Jfe TUCKER COUNTY TV CABLE Serving Parsons, Hambleton, Hendricks, Porterwood, Thomas and Davis 10 channels of good viewing Plus weather channel and FM 335 First Street in Parsons 478-2062 yLm '=±as!r STURM’S GROCERY SOUTHERN STATES CO-OP Dennis Pifer, Mgr. Open daily 8-9 p.m. St. George, W.Va. 478-3297 The farmer’s friend everything needed in the farming line from seeds to fertilizers Bulk Feed, Seed, Fertilizers Farm Supplies — Water CP°e Systems 735-3761 165 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 80 FROM Doctor Dennis B. Voso 478-3522 302 Parsons West Virginia Telephone Company PAUL W. CROSS, Agent Auto - Life - Health - Home and Business Main St. WV 183 Main Street, Parsons, West Virginia 26287 Phone: Off. 478-3464 Res. 478-2923 COMPLEMENTS OF A Member of Continental Telephone System Doctor G.H. Michael “Conserve Energy - Travel Long Distance By Telephone” Parsons 478-2800 WV 166 KIDWELL AUTO PARTS FUTURE FULFILL ALL YOUR PRESENT DREAMS SWARTZ AUTO PARTS 26287 478-3630 JIM’S ALL STAR FOODS “GOOD LUCK GRADUATES” MAY THE William “Mont” Miller STEVEN’S Attorney-At-Law Nat’l Bank Bldg. FLORIST AND William Avenue GIFT SHOP Davis, WV 26260 304 259-5224 Tuesday - 6:30 p.m. 120 Popular Street to 8:30 p.m. Parsons, WV 478-2161 204 Walnut Street Parsons, WV 26287 304 478-3511 Mon. Thru Fri. 9:00 a.m. to 5 p.m. Compliments of Village Jewelers Parsons News and Novelty Diamonds • Watches - Gifts Hours 7:30 to 9:30 2nd Street Parsons, W.Va. Phone 478-2050 478-3288 Manager Ann Cross Barb’s Drug Store Complete Prescription Department Hallmark Cards - Russell Stover Candies Bulova - Caravelle - Timex Watches Cosmetics - Jewelry - Gifts - Cameras Film Open Every Day Phone 478-3291 ( Best | Best Western [(Qgstemj y lpine Lodge Sawmill Restaurant a AIR CONDITIONED TELEVISION HOT WATER HEAT W W CARPET Mountain Aire Lodge STATE RT. 32 TEL. (304) 259-5211 DAVIS. W. VA. 26260 At Entrance to Blackwater Falls 8c State Park ' Davis, West Virginia 26260 COLABRESE BROTHERS SPORTSMAN CLUB Motorola TV, Refrigerators Speed Queen Washers Dryers Tapan Range Refrigerators Paints and Accessories Complete Hardware Dept. Large Selection of Floor Conerings, Carpets, Furniture EAST AVE. 463-4240 THOMAS THOMAS WV Congratulations Graduates! 170 Compliments of Bishoff’s Auto Center Phone 478-3661 Hours: 6am - 9pm Monday through Saturday Compliments of Crosten’s Sales and Service Phone 478-2963 Home of the small dealer with The biggest deals around. f arsons Aiiuocate Established 1896 LAMBERTS The Only Newspaper in the Whole World Published By and For the People of Tucker County DEPT. STORE Proud of Tucker County High School, Vo-Tech. Students and Teachers 212 Main Street Parsons, West Virginia 26287 304 478-3533 TANGLEWOOC The Classic Difference TUCKER COUNTY HOSPITAL Dorsey’s TV Sales 319 First Street Parsons, W. Va. 26287 Phone 478-3161 R. H. ARMSTRONG INC GENERAL CONTRACTORS ASPHALT and CONCRETE PAVING GRADING and BRIDGE CONSTRUCTION HIGHWAYS and BY-WAYS DRIVEWAYS PARKING LOTS EQUIP. RENTALS - ALL KINDS ASPHALT PLANTS LOCATED AT BEVERLY SCHEER and ROMNEY W VA Elkins, W. Va. 636 1909 Parsons, W. Va 478-2400 Burlington, W. Va. 289 3000 BEVERLY PIKE NEW IMAGE BEAUTY SALON COMPLIMENTS OF KISNER BROTHERS EXXON SPECIALIZING IN SERVICES Phone 478-3022 — - COMPLIMENTS OF GREENLIEF FUNERAL HOME COMPLIMENTS OF A P COMPANY 225-227 Walnut Street Too often we tend to spend so much of our lives “in between time”, a foot in the past, a glance to the future. Others will say, sometimes cynically, that there are really only two good places - where we’ve been and where we’re going. I would like to think that somehow your time at Tucker County High School provided a striking four-year moment where, in a sense, time stood still, clocks froze, past and future blended somehow, but only to heighten the bittersweet things one lives through at that time, in that place. If any of us have touched each other, even slightly, then all our lives have been enriched by having known one another. As you leave Tucker County High School, try to remember the feeling of friendship that you have developed and in the muddle of Here and Now, don’t you think that we might see each other once or twice? Fondly and with best wishes, Howard Dale Moore Principal YOUR ONE STOP SHOPPING CONVENIENCE CENTER P 44)f lick stop fl Exxon igas oil Packifee store Picnic supplies Outdoor clothing Ski Shop retail rental Sporting goods CABIN MT. SPORTS - - Complete ski shop Kastle. Olin, Head Jgoots - DopWe ange. Ha Bindings; LookHCrolil Ski appj V 1� ) 1 Featuring a fine selection of outdoor functional wear ; _ 866-4 ,, y 8am ‘11 pm ' 866-4107 8 a.m. - 11 p.m. Life is one big question Which has no definite answer. You search and search Till Things seem to go right You blew it! Life is filled with ups and downs That we all will have to face Oh, how you wish You could run and hide So the world wouldn’t know You blew it! BIG TEE Life is also a challenge And it’s ripping your heart in two, But soon one day You’ll raise your head high And the world can’t say You blew it! 178 FAREWELL FOUR YEARS IS A LONG TIME - TOO LONG TO FORGET WE LOOK AROUND AND ASK - WHERE DID IT GO? WE WORKED, WE PLAYED - BUT FOR FOUR YEARS? THEN WE LOOK THE OTHER WAY - INTO TOMORROW. SUDDENLY WE’RE NOT SO TALL AS WE THOUGHT WE WERE . . . AND NOT SO SMART. BUT WE FIND THAT SOMEHOW WE LEARNED A DECISIVE LESSON AT SCHOOL; SOMETHING WE WOULDN’T HAVE HAD WITHOUT THE TEACHERS AND FRIENDS, WITHOUT GOD AND RELIGION - A DIRECTION INTO THAT UNCERTAIN TOMORROW. IT CAN NEVER BE SO DARK AGAIN THOUGH THE WORLD MAY CHANGE AND THE TIME CHANGES AND WE CHANGE. GRADUATION TWELVE LONG YEARS OF JOY AND SOR- ROW DOORS AND BOOKS, THEY CLOSE TOMOR- ROW SO STRIKE UP THE BAND! BREAK OUT THE BEERS TOMORROW’S THE END OF TWELVE LONG YEARS. TWELVE LONG YEARS OF PENS AND RUL- ERS LUNCHROOM FOOD AND HOT WATER- COOLERS SCIENCE EXPLOSIONS, RESEARCH-PAPERS MATH ASSIGNMENTS, ENGLISH CAPERS. TWELVE LONG YEARS OF FOES AND FRIENDS TEACHERS AND CREATURES, BEGINNING TO END AT LAST, THEY’LL STOP CRAMMING KNOWLEDGE I’M DONE? OH, NO! I’M GOING TO COL- LEGE! ft iri 6? ..'Jfci L 4 ■sggs 44 � � t.V, v . ‘ , r J.r;-. tt