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

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1982 volume:

Friends We’ve Made . . . And Things We’ve Done Dedication ..................................................... 1 Student Life ....................................................3 Seniors .........................................................5 Baby Pictures ................................................21 Senior Credits ...............................................26 Juniors ........................................................ 0 Sophomores .....................................................42 Freshmen .......................................................54 Faculty ........................................................66 Clubs .................................................. • 78 Fall Sports and Activities .....................................92 Winter Sports and Activities ..................................110 Spring Sports and Activities 134 Mr. and Ms. T.C.H.S........................................... 158 Senior Favorites ............................... 159 Senior Memories ................................. 153 Graduation ................................................... 172 Tu-Endi-Wei Volume IV 1981 Our Memories Of Yesterday Will Last A Lifetime. We’ll Take The Best - Forget The Rest. And Someday We’ll Find These Are.............. Times We. the members of the 1982 Yearbook Staff, dedicate with pride this the Fourth Edition of Tu-Endi-Wei to the parents of the 1982 graduating class. As Seniors, looking back on daps gone by, we realize just how much we owe to our parents — the people who are really responsible for our success. We feel we have been blessed with great parents, who cared for us as the individuals we really are. They lived with us as we grew and changed. They put up with our many antics and supported us through our heartbreaks. They have been our friends, they've helped us with our problems; and they were always there when we needed them. The life of a parent is not often an easy one. It is full of many obstacles and holds many tears. Tears shed through love for loved ones . . . Tears of joy, tears of sadness, tears of fear and anticipation. It is with those same tears — of joy, sadness, fear and anticipation — that we leave T.C.H.S. behind and move on into adulthood. This move would not be possible if it were not for the loving mothers and fathers who stood by us through the years. It is to them, our parents, that we dedicate this yearbook ‘ Best of Times”, with hearts full of love and thanks. We leave hoping that someday, someway, we will be able to show this same kind of love, understanding, and support to our own children. 4 Ray and Lucille Adams Barbara Anderson Ron and Sharon Hovatter Ruth and Victor Beckman James and Johanna Bergstrom Denzil and Phillis Bever Janet Bohon Jerry Bolyard and Carol Hebb Kermit and Ruth Bonner Coy and Pat Bonner Charles and Arlene Brock Loye and Sue Burns Donald and Ann Cangley Fred and Jean Loughry Edward and Dorothy Carr the late Ronald Chenoweth and Jean Bolyard T. and S. Chuang Orville and Evelyn Carr Robert and Mary Cousin Patrick and Deshella Crakes Charles and Barbara Cross Allen and Carol Crosten Fred Crowl, Sr. Robert and Jean DeMent Jerry and Madonna DiBacco P. Ann Dotson the late Christopher F. and Carol J. Flynn Richard and Anita Friend Elmer and Mabel Gaither Ray and Virginia Geroski the late Pat and Mary Grow Don and Mary Ellen Hebb Chet Hedrick and Linda Gray Donald and Linda Helmick Ernest and Theresa Winton Harold and Virginia Herron Harry Hinkle Gary and Carol Hott James Humphrey and the late Charlotte Filler Charles and Bernice Hymes Bill and Rita Jones Theodore and Lavera Kelley Dickson and Sharon Kidwell Robert and Mary Alice Klein Perry and Pauline Knotts Sandra Mason and Morris Knotts Ed and Clennis Halstead Mike and Jean Ledden Sam and Dorothy Lipscomb Gary and Lynn Libscomb Steve and Betty Long Donald and Linda Lycliter Frances and Delores McElwee Donald and Iona McWilliams Roy and Sylvia Mallow Robert and Sylvia Martin Allen and Louetta Mason David and Eva Mason Marge Maxwell Larry and Donna Mayfield Doris Booth and Jack Miller Ronald and Darlene Miller Okey and Mary Moore Betty Moran Roy and Kay Moss Lester and Orlen Mullenax Charles and Marguerite Mullennex Frank and Rosemary Mullennex Don and Kay Nestor Eugene and Carol Nestor Carol Godfrey and Stan Niemenski Jim and Nancy Oldaker David and Genevie Owens Paul and Barbara Parsons Leonard and Betty Pase Daniel and Carol Pase Clifford and Joan Phillips Edward and Sharon Phillips Clifford Phillips Dennis and Jane Pifer William and Janet Poling Gordon and Beverly White Frank and Nancy Pregley Harry and Edna Romanishln Gay and Virginia Roth Hoy and Carol Roy Virginia Bennett Junior and Letha Schoolcraft Frank and Hazel Sharp Jerry and Barbara Shepard Sandra Sherman George and Betty Lou Shupp Daniel and Shirley Wilson Roger and Virginia Smith Jerry and Emily Smith James and Esther Stiles Fred and Olivia Stone Ronald and Brenda Sturms Gorman and Sylvia Summerfield Kenneth and Geraldine Teagarden George and Helena Teofanovic Hobart and Shirley Thompson Teddy and Rosalie Vance Worth and Beulah Varner Ella Gaither Sheldon and Martha Whetzel Ernest and Joyce White Dave and Patricia White Ronald and Alma Whitehair Clarence and Eileen Wilfong Forrest and Patricia Wilfong William and Patricia Woods 5 Memories of friends their smiling eyes that sometimes let loose a tear. always standing by them, even when you knew they were wrong . . . and they stood by you never knowing what to say when they cried but just caring was enough. and sharing their laughter, their dreams. Your friends, and you . . . unforgettable memories. Standing in the entranceway Empty hails and silent classrooms . . . Only a single pair of footsteps echo down the corridors Remembering the laughter that once filled the empty space. Crowds who once shuffled back and forth- Rushing to be on time, never quite making it. And thinking of familiar smiles of Friends; the whispered secrets of what we were then . . . and what we wanted to become' Is that what we are now? 8 Adams. Donald Keith Anderson. Matthew Frank Barkley. James Bever, Darrell Wayne Bohon. Connie Louise Bolyard. Michael Todd Beckman. Victoria Ruth Bergstrom, Sabrina Sue Bonner, Kimberly Sue Bonner, Terry Coy 10 Brock, Lois Ann Burns, Joyce Marlene Cooper, Harry A. Crakes, Patrick Joseph Cousin, Karl Lynn Chuang, Lannie Bae Carr, Tina Elaine Chenou eth, Susan Delaine Cangley, Doug D. Carr, Stephen D. 11 Cross, Tammy Lynn Crosten, Gregory Allen Crowl, Randy Day. Maureen Regina Dement. Jodi Lynn DlBacco, Tina Marie Dotson, Ann Marie Flynn, Kellie Jean Friend, William Spedden Gaither, Edna Mae 12 Geroski. Lisa Ann Grow, Twila Kay Helmick, David Wayne Helmick, Diane M. Winton Herron, Cathy Jean Hott, Michelle D. Humphrey, Cynthia Dianne Hymes, Tammy Gayle Hebb, Wally Lee Hedrick, Pamela Lynn 13 Lawrence, Murray Joe Ledden, Holly Jean Klein, Robert Zachary Knotts, Doris Marie Knotts, Peggy Jean Jones, Billy A. Kelley, Lee Andrew Kidwell, Kennetha Kaye Lipscomb, John F. Lipscomb, Lorri Lynn McElu ee, Dewayne Francis Long, Michael Dale Lycliter, Robert Lee Mason, Joseph Allen Mason, Leah Ann Maxwell, Thomas Brenton Mayfield, Greggory H. Martin, Tina Franclne McWilliams, James Duane Mallow, Peggy Ann Miller, Cheryl Annette Miller, Marie Elaine Moore, Timothy Dean Mullennax, Pamela Ann Nelson, Harvey Moran, Michael D. Moss, James Arnold i Nestor, Jeffery Lane Nestor, Mary Alice 16 Nestor, Ricky Alan Nestor, Teresa Diane Oldaker, Tammy Jean Owens, Kathy Marie Fase, Reatha Jo Phillips. Allan Gregg Pase, Tambra Jo Parsons, Thomas Paul Niemenski, Terry Ann Oldaker, James Harrison 17 Pregley, Fredrick Allan Romanishin, Beatrice Ann Phillips. Clifford Roy Pifer, Franklin Reid Polomski, Joseph C. Roth, Crystal Gay Roy, Louis C. Pitzer, Phil Poling, Harry Lee Roy, Susan Annette Schoolcraft. Norma Ann Sherman, Jr., Philip R Shupp, George A. Simpson, Thomas Lee Smith, Robin Elaine Smith, Marty Dale Simmons, Ronald Kelly Sharp, Jr., Frank Ison Shephard, Dawn Jean 19 Thompson, Linda Sue Vance, Ricky David 20 Varner, Delbert Lee Watring, Deborah Lynn Whetzel, Richard E. White, Eloise Mae 21 White, Janet Lou White, Richard Ervin Come and get it Where’s Johnny? 22 You're on candid camera. Mmm Mmm Good! I’m not shy. Are you sure this is milk? Just in case I don’t graduate this year! Hey, where’s my toupe? How long is this going to take? Disco sucks! She’s so shy. Stick em’ up! (Top) Apple a day . , (Bottom) Is that you. Donnie? Play boy, here I come! I’m so dainty. Stood up again. I it. Hi big boy! Personality Kid. It’s hard to be humble when you’re as cute as me! That was great! Ain’t Monday’s hell? If you tell mom. I’ll thump you. Give me some time to think about it. Mrs. Roy!! I’m gonna be an athlete. Robert Redford. look out! You wanta hear Are you serious? another one? Sugar, spice, and everything nice. 25 DONALD KEITH ADAMS NICKNAME: ‘Chicken Man” CREDITS: VICA 3. 4. President 4. FFA 1. 2. 3. 4. President 4. 4-H President HOBBIES: Outdoor sports FAVORITE PASTIME: Reading FUTURE PLANS: Go to work MATTHEW ANDERSON CNICKNAME: “Scientist CREDITS: VICA 3. 4. Ski Team 2. Honorable Mention Science Fair 4 HOBBIES: Camping out. driving FAVORITE PASTIME: Going to school FUTURE PLANS: Try to graduate and get out of Tucker County JAMES BARKLEY NICKNAME: “Peach CREDITS: VICA 3. 4 FAVORITE PASTIME: Football FUTURE PLANS: Auto Body VICTORIA RUTH BECKMAN NICKNAME: “Beasley CREDITS: FHA I. 2. 3. 4. Drama 2. 3. 4 HOBBIES: Hiking, crafts FAVORITE PASTIME: Baking FUTURE PLANS: Stay single SABRINA SUE BERGSTROM NICKNAME: Blondie” CREDITS: FBLA 2. 3. 4. Track 2. J.V. Basketball 1. Pep Club 1. 2. 4 HOBBIES: Water skiing, swimming FAVORITE PASTIME: Reading FUTURE PLANS: Uncertain DARRELL WAYNE BEVER NICKNAME: “Beve CREDITS: VICA 3. 4 HOBBIES: Hunting FAVORITE PASTIME: Working on engines FUTURE PLANS: Coal Mines CONNIE BOHON CREDITS: FHA 1. 2. 3. 4 HOBBIES: Babysitting, sewing FAVORITE PASTIME: Reading FUTURE PLANS: Get a job MICHAEL TODD BOLYARD NICKNAME: “ Todd” CREDITS: Football 2. 3. 4. VICA 3. 4. Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4. Baseball 1.2. 3. 4. All-Letter Club Vice-Presldnet 4 HOBBIES: Playing ball FAVORITE PASTIME: Shoving quarters in Pac Man FUTURE PLANS: College KIMBERLY SUE BONNER NICKNAME: “Boner CREDITS: Cheerleader 1. 2. 3. 4. All-Tournament Cheerleader 1, FHA 1. Co-Ed Hl-Y 2. FBLA 2. 3. 4. Student Council 2. 3. 4. National Honor Society 3. 4. Pep Club 1. 2. 4. All-Letter Club 4. Yearbook Staff 4. Homecoming Princess 4. Tucker Co. Fair Princess 4 HOBBIES: Skiing, riding around. Space Invaders, prank phone calls FAVORITE PASTIME: Looking for people shorter than me. FUTURE PLANS: To grow at least 2 Inches taller TERRY COY BONNER NICKNAME: “ Bonner CREDITS: VICA 3. 4. FFA 1. 2. 3. 4. Track 1. 4 HOBBIES: Hunting. 4 Wheelin’, drag racing FAVORITE PASTIME: 4 Wheelin' FUTURE PLANS: Military Service LOIS ANN BROCK CREDITS: Foreign Language Club 2. 3. 4. National Honor Society 3. 4. HOBBIES: Reading. Listening to music FAVORITE PASTIME: Being with family and friends FUTURE PLANS: College JOYCE MARLENE BURNS CREDITS: Student Council 1. k Band 1. 2. Music Club 2. Honor Guard 1. 2. Drama Club 1, Pep Club 1. Pep Band 2. FBLA 4. Foreign Language Club 3 HOBBIES: Sports, cooking, dancing FAVORITE PASTIME: Reading FUTURE PLANS: Defense lawyer DOUGLAS D. CANGLEY NICKNAME: “ Koo”. Nigger CREDITS: VICA 3. 4. Football 2. Basketball 3. 4 HOBBIES: Playing ball FAVORITE PASTIME: Going to Carpentry to see Dad (Jared) FUTURE PLANS: Carpenter STEPHEN D. CARR NICKNAME: Steve . Truck CREDITS: FFA 1. 2. 3. VICA 3. 4. Student Council 3 HOBBIES: Chasing women, hunting, fishing, motorcycles FAVORITE PASTIME: Going to races FUTURE PLANS: Open my own Body Shop and get Into debt rectum deep TINA ELAINE CARR NICKNAME: “ Nana . Crowbalt CREDITS: Foreign Language Club 2. 3. 4. VICA 3. 4. FHA 1. Band 1, 2. Majorette 2. Alpine Festival First Runner-up 3, Hick Fair Queen 3. Tucker Co. Fair Princess 4 HOBBIES: Painting, music, bikes, hiking, hunting FAVORITE PASTIME: Looking for deer at midnight with Roy FUTURE PLANS: College, marry Roy. have 3 kids, live In a cabin happily ever after SUSAN DELAINE CHENOWETH CREDITS: FBLA 1. 2. 3. Pep Club 1. 2. Varsity Cheerleader 3. VICA 4. Band 1. 2. Homecoming Princess 3. 4. Yearbook Staff 4. Tucker Co. Fair Princess 4 HOBBIES: Helping the elderly, skiing, cooking, and being with my friends FAVORITE PASTIME: Chasing MEN and wastlne Mom and Big Jere’s petro. FUTURE PLANS: Have a happy and successful life LANNY BAE CHUANG CREDITS: National Honor Society 3. 4. Science Fair First Place 4 FUTURE PLANS: College HARRY A. COOPER NICKNAME: “Romeo CREDITS: FFA 1. 2. 3. 4. VICA 3. 4 HOBBIES: Football, girls FAVORITE PASTIME: Working on cars FUTURE PLANS: To be rich KARL LYNN COUSIN NICKNAME: “ Jake CREDITS: VICA 3. 4. Yearbook Staff 4. Tucker Co. Fair Escort 4 HOBBIES: Carrying on FAVORITE PASTTIME: Being with friends FUTURE PLANS: Get out of life what I put Into it PATRICK JOSEPH CRAKES. JR. NICKNAME: “Webster” CREDITS: Football 1. 2. 3. 4. Track 1. 2. 3. 4. Basketball 1. 2. All- Letter Club 1, 2. 3. 4. Treasurer 4. Key Club 1. 2. 3. 4. National Honor Society 3. Co-Ed Hl-Y 4. Tucker Co. Fair Escort 4 HOBBIES: Pac Man. reading U.S. News World Report FAVORITE PASTIME: Sheila FUTURE PLANS. Military. College TAMMY LYNN CROSS NICKNAME: “Bone CREDITS: Marching Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Pep Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Concert Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Stage Band 1. 2. Pep Club 2. VICA 3. Music Club 2. FHA 1. Key Club 4. Tucker Co. Fair Princess 4 HOBBIES: Reading, music FAVORITE PASTIME: Listening to music FUTURE PLANS: College RANDY CROWL NICKNAME: “Rocket” CREDITS: VICA 3. 4 HOBBIES: Hunting, fishing, welding FAVORITE PASTIME: Working on cars trucks FUTURE PLANS: Coal Mines, or be a truck driver JODI LYNN DEMENT CREDITS: FHA 1. J.V. Cheerleader 1. 2. Varsity Cheerleader 3. Pep Club 1. 2. 4. Band 2. Ski Club 2. Co-Ed Hl-Y 2. FBLA 3. 4. Prom Court 3. 4. Student Council 4. Homecoming Queen 4. Tucker Co. Fair Princess 4. J.V. Basketball Statistician 4 HOBBIES: Skiing, reading, all sports FAVORITE PASTIME: Being with friends FUTURE PLANS: College TINA MARIE DIBACCO CREDITS: FBLA 3. 4. FHA 1. Pep Club 1. J.V. Basketball 1. 2. Band 1. 2 HOBBIES: Skiing. Ice skating, hiking, bikes, shopping FAVORITE PASTIME: Being with Donnie FUTURE PLANS: Become a secretary, marry Donnie, live happily ever after ANN MARIE DOTSON NICKNAME: Andy” CREDITS: FHA 1. 2. 3. 4 HOBBIES: Reading, skiing, singing FAVORITE PASTIME: Running the halls FUTURE PLANS: Military, nurse KELLIE JEAN FLYNN NICKNAME: Kellie CREDITS: Cheerleader 1. 2. 3. 4. Varsity Captain. 3. 4. Pep Club 1. 2. 2. Co-Ed Hl-Y 1. 2. Class Vice President 3. Class President 4. Alpine Queen 3. Tucker Co. Fair Princess 4. State Track Competitor 1. Ski Club 2. VICA 3. 4. FBLA 3. V.O.D. Speech School Winner 2. 3. 4. Hugh O’Brien Leadership Seminar 2 HOBBIES: Cheerleading, skiing FAVORITE PASTIME: Being with friends FUTURE PLANS: College, marry a rich doctor, live happily ever after WILLIAM SPEDDEN FRIEND NICKNAME: Billy” CREDITS: Wrestling 1. 2. 3. VICA 3. 4. Ski Club 2. Yearbook Staff 4 HOBBIES: Motorcycles, hunting FAVORITE PASTIME: Being with friends FUTURE PLANS: Drive a truck or be a welder. EDNA MAE GAITHER NICKNAME: Ed” CREDITS: FHA 1. VICA 3. 4 HOBBIES: Skating, dancing, music FAVORITE PASTIME: Being with friends FUTURE PLANS: Stay single and live life to the fullest. LISA ANN GEROSKI NICKNAME: Fireball CREDITS: FHA 1. FBLA 1. Drama 3 HOBBIES: Reading, hiking FAVORITE PASTIME: Being with friends FUTURE PLANS: Uncertain TWILA KAY GROW CREDITS: Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Pep Club 1. Band Sec. Treas. 4. FBLA 2. 3. 4. Ski Team 2. FHA 1. 2. Class Sec. 4. FBLA Parliamentarian 4. Tucker Co. Fair Princess 4 HOBBIES: Rollerskating, outdoor sports, exercising FAVORITE PASTIME: Being with friends FUTURE PLANS: CPA WALLY LEE HEBB CREDITS: VICA 3. 4. Football 2 HOBBIES: Football, motorcycles FAVORITE PASTIME: Donna FUTURE PLANS: Get a good Job and Marry Donna PAMELA LYNN HEDRICK NICKNAME: Waddles” CREDITS: FHA 1. 2. 3. 4. FHA Officer 3. 4. VICA 3. 4. VICA Officer 4. FBLA 1. 2. Drama Club 1. 2.3 HOBBIES: Reading, horseback riding FAVORITE PASTIME: Picking on Miss Stone and Mrs. Roy FUTURE PLANS: Military Service? DAVID WAYNE HELMICK NICKNAME: Suay” CREDITS: FHA I. 2. VICA 3. 4. Wrestling 2. 3. 4. Football 3. 4 HOBBIES: Hunting, fishing, motorcycles FAVORITE PASTIME: Watching T V. FUTURE PLANS: College DIANE MARIE HELMICK NICKNAME: “Dl” CREDITS: FHA 1. 2. Drama Club 3. 4. VICA 3 HOBBIES: Reading, driving FAVORITE PASTIME: Baking FUTURE PLANS: Housewife, mother CATHY JEAN HERRON NICKNAME: Bubba” CREDITS: FHA 1. Band 1. FBLA 4. Pep Club 4. Tucker Co. Fair Princess 4 HOBBIES: Skiing, painting, dancing, some sports FAVORITE PASTIME: Karate FUTURE PLANS: Beautician or Secretary and marry Mike HARRY HINKLE II NICKNAME: Bubby HOBBIES: Dramlng. working with clay FAVORITE PASTIME: Watching T V FUTURE PLANS: Marriage MICHELLE HOTT CREDITS: Student Council 3. 4. President 4. Wrestling Statistician 1. 2. 3. 4. Baseball Statistician 1. 2. 3. 4. J.V. Basketball 3. Varsity Basketball 4. Tucker Co. Fair Princess 4 HOBBIES: Reading, sports FAVORITE PASTIME: Being with friends FUTURE PLANS: College CYNTHIA DIANNE HUMPHREY NICKNAME: Esta” CREDITS: FBLA 3. VICA 4. Track 1. 2. 3. 4 HOBBIES: Jogging, swimming, reading, skiing, playing volleyball FAVORITE PASTIME: Going down Angle s FUTURE PLANS: Special Education Teacher TAMMY GAYLE HYMES CREDITS: Band I. 2. 3. 4. Pep Club 1. 2. Music Club 2. FHA 1. Pep Band I. 2. Tucker Co. Fair Princess 4 HOBBIES: Reading, swimming, cooking FAVORITE PASTIME: Reading good FUTURE PLANS: Move to N.C. BILLY A. JONES CREDITS: Wrestling 3. 4. VICA 3. 4 HOBBIES: Hunting, fishing FAVORITE PASTIME: Getting stoned FUTURE PLANS: Racing cars LEE ANDREW KELLEY NICKNAME: Andrew” CREDITS: Basketball 1. VICA 3. 4 Tucker Co. Fair Escort 4 HOBBIES: Hunting, sports FAVORITE PASTIME: Women FUTURE PLANS: Air Force or be a Mechanic KENNETHA KAYE KIDWELL NICKNAME: George CREDITS: Band 1. 2. 3. 4. FBLA 1. 2. 3. 4. J.V. Basketball 1. Varsity Basketball 3. Basketball Statistician 4. Track 1. National Honor Society 3. 4. Pep Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Stage Band 1, 2. 3. 4. Student Council 2. All-Festival Band 3. Class Sec. Treas. 2. Band Vice-President 4. Class Treasurer 3. Pep Club 4. Tucker Co. Fair Mald-of-Honor 4 HOBBIES: Playing piano, painting, sewing, sports FAVORITE PASTIME: Being with friends FUTURE PLANS: CPA ROBERT ZACHARY KLEIN NICKNAME: “Zach Chapstlk CREDITS: Hl-Y 1. 2. 3. 4. Key Clyb 2. 3. Foreign Language Club 2. 3. Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Wrestling 1. Golf I. 2. 3. 4. Class President 3. Boy's State 3. National Honor Society 3. 4. President 4. Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4 HOBBIES: Skiing, daydreaming, decorating for holidays FAVORITE PASTIME: Spending money FUTURE PLANS: To be rich (but not famous) DORIS MARIE KNOTTS CREDITS: HERO 1. 2. 3. 4. HOBBIES: Reading, hiking, playing ball FAVORITE PASTIME: Doing hobbles FUTURE PLANS: Be a cook at the Parsons Graded school PEGGY JEAN KNOTTS NICKNAME: Bootsle Ultimate” CREDITS: HERO FHA President 3. 4. Track 1 HOBBIES: Swimming, partying, camping FAVORITE PASTIME: Being with Tony FUTURE PLANS: Uncertain MURRAY JOE LAWRENCE NICKNAME: Muttley” CREDITS: Wrestling 3. 4. VICA 3. 4. Football 1. 2. 4. Key Club 4 HOBBIES: Motorcycles FAVORITE PASTIME: Sleeping FUTURE PLANS: Uncertain HOLLY JEAN LEDDEN NICKNAME: Holly CREDITS: Band I. Cheerleader 1, 2. 3. 4. Hl-Y 1. 2. FBLA 3. 4. Pep Club 1. 2. 4. Yearbook Staff 4. All-Letter Club Secretary 4. Class Favorite 2. Homecoming Princess 4. Tucker Co. Fair Princess 4. Sweetheart Queen 4 HOBBIES: Exercising, cheerleading outdoor sports, laying In the sun FAVORITE PASTIME: Cheering with Kellie and being with Joe FUTURE PLANS: College JOHN F. LIPSCOMB CREDITS: VICA 3. 4 HOBBIES: Motorcycles, hunting FAVORITE PASTIME: Partying FUTURE PLANS: Get a job LORRI LYNN LIPSCOMB NICKNAME: “Punkln” CREDITS: VICA 3. 4. Ski Club 2. Pep Club 1. Drama Club 4. Varsity Basketball 1. 2. 4. All-Tournament 1. 2. 4. Honorable Mention All-State 2. All-State 4. Class President 1. 2. All-Letter Club 4 HOBBIES: Sports. Auto Mechanics, riding around, camping, parties. going to concerts, playing Pac Man FAVORITE PASTIME: Having fun with friends FUTURE PLANS: Uncertain MICHAEL D. LONG NICKNAME: Wimpy” CREDITS: VICA 3. Gold 1. 2 HOBBIES: Hunting, fishing, trapping FAVORITE PASTIME: Sleeping FUTURE PLANS: Get out of Tucker County ROBERT LEE LYCLITER NICKNAME: “City” CREDITS: Football 1. 2. BAsketball 1. Key Club 1. 2. 3. 4 HOBBIES: Hunting, fishing, playing ball, being In the woods FAVORITE PASTIME: Playing ball FUTURE PLANS: Marines DeWAYNE FRANCIS McELWEE NICKNAME: Draino” Tudball” CREDITS: Drama Club 2. 3. 4. 4-H HOBBIES: Building furniture, making gun cabinets FAVORITE PASTIME: Swimming FUTURE PLANS: Go Into business driving buses for big singing stars JIMMY DUANE McWILLIAMS NICKNAME: Gator” CREDITS: VICA 3. 4. Football 1. 2. 3. 4. Track 1. 2. 4. Wrestling 1. 4 HOBBIES: Hunting, playing football, playing video games and pool FAVORITE PASTIME: Fooling around getting down FUTURE PLANS: To live, and work PEGGY ANN MALLOW NICKNAME: “PeeWee CREDITS: FBLA 3. 4. FHA 1. 2 HOBBIES: Cooking, sewing, reading outdoor activities FAVORITE PASTIME: Being with friends FUTURE PLANS: Live a happy life TINA FRANCINE MARTIN NICKNAME: Francine CREDITS: Pep Club 1. 2. 4. Bible Club 1. 2. FBLA 1. 2. 3. Drama Club 3. FHA I. 2 HOBBIES: All outdoor activities, listening to the stereo FUTURE PLANS: Work for a while, maybe later on get some more schooling JOSEPH ALLEN MASON NICKNAME: “Ice” CREDITS: Football 1. 2. 3. 4. VICA 3. 4. Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4. Baseball 2. 3. 4. Key Club 1. Tucker Co. Fair Escort 4lqHOBBIES: Shooting basketball and pool FAVORITE PASTIME: Wasting money at George's FUTURE PLANS: College LEAH ANN MASON CREDITS: Forelgh Language Club 2. 3. 4. National Honor Society 4 HOBBIES: Reading, listening to music FAVORITE PASTIME: Being with family friends FUTURE PLANS: College THOMAS BRENTON MAXWELL NICKNAME: Skeets CREDITS: Football 1. 2. 3. 4. Track 1. 2. 3. 4. Basketball 1. Wrestling 2. 3. 4. Captain 4. VICA 3. 4. Key Club 2. 4. President 4. All-Letter Club 4. Tucker Co. Fair Escort 4 HOBBIES: Girls mor girls FAVORITE PASTIME: Being with GIRLS and having fun FUTURE PLANS: College GREGG H. MAYFIELD NICKNAME: Maypop CREIDTS: VICA 3. 4 HOBBIES: Drag racing, chasing women FAVORITE PASTIME: Drag racing FUTURE PLANS: Join the Mafia CHERYL ANNETTE MILLER CREDITS: FHA 1. 2. 4. VICA 3. Pep Club 4. Band 1. 2. Tucker Co. Fair Mald-of- Honor 4 HOBBIES: Swimming, skiing, boating, horseback riding FAVORITE PASTIME: Riding horses FUTURE PLANS: Nurse MARIE ELAINE MILLER NICKNAME: Stormy CREDITS: Track 1. 4. Band 1. Drama Club 2. 3. 4. President 3. Pep Club 4. Yearbook Staff 3. 4. Assistant Editor 4. FHA 3. 4. Miss FHA Princess 3. Foreign Language Club 3 HOBBIES: Skiing, acting, running FAVORITE PASTIME:Belng with Danny FUTURE PLANS: To make myself and Danny as happy as I can TIMOTHY DEAN MOORE NICKNAME: Tim” Oscar CREDITS: Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Golf 1. 2. 3. 4. VICA 3. 4 HOBBIES: Hunting, fishing, sports, partying, fixing cars FAVORITE PASTIME: Listening to my radio FUTURE PLANS: Get a job MICHAEL D. MORAN CREDITS: VICA 3. 4. HOBBIES: Mechanics, hunting FAVORITE PASTIME: Daydreaming FUTURE PLANS: World's best Mechanic JAMES ARNOLD MOSS NICKNAME: Jim” CREDITS: Golf 2. 3. 4. Captain 4. VICA 3. 4. Vlce-Pres. 4. Hl-Y 4 HOBBIES: Golf, skiing, cruising, playing pinball FAVORITE PASTIME: Cruising FUTURE PLANS: College JACQUELINE GAIL MULLENAX NICKNAME: Jackie” CREDITS: FBLA 3. 4. Band I. 2. 3. 4. Music Club 2 HOBBIES: Horseback riding, hiking, reading. FAVORITE PASTIME: Riding horses FUTURE PLANS: Beautician CHARLES McNEIL MULLENNEX NICKNAME: Hap” CREDITS: Wrestling 2. VICA 3. 4. Tucker Co. Fair Escort 4 HOBBIES: Building racing engines, hunting FAVORITE PASTIME: Raising hell FUTURE PLANS: Iron worker, racing cars PAMELA ANN MULLENNEX NICKNAME: Pam” CREDITS: VICA 3. 4. National Honor Society 3. 4. Honor Guard 1. 2. HOBBIES: Crafts, sewing, reading, cooking FAVORITE PASTIME: Reading FUTURE PLANS: College JEFFERY LANE NESTOR CREDITS: VICA 3. 4. Football 1. 2. 3. 4. Track 1. 2. 3. 4 HOBBIES: Hunting, sports FAVORITE PASTIME: Being with Tammy FUTURE PLANS: To get married to Tammy MARY ALICE NESTOR CREDITS: HERO FHA 3. 4. J.V Basketball 1. 2. 3. Track I. 2. 3. Track Manager 4 HOBBIES: Reading, riding horses, swimming, running FAVORITE PASTIME: Reading FUTURE PLANS: Open up my own Restaurant RICK ALAN NESTOR CREDITS: VICA 3. 4. Football 1. 2. 4 HOBBIES: Fooling around, partying FAVORITE PASTIME: Getting kinky FUTURE PLANS: Underwater welder TERESA DIANE NESTOR NICKNAME: ••George CREDITS: FHA 1. 2. 3. 4. VICA 3. 4. FFA 1 HOBBIES: Reading FAVORITE PASTIME: Running the halls FUTURE PLANS: Military Service TERRY ANN NIEMENSKI NICKNAME: Poliah Power” CREDITS: FHA 1. 2. FBLA 3. 4. Tucker Co. Fair Princess 4 HOBBIES: Playing pool, partying FAVORITE PASTIME: Being with Rusty and my friends at Big Bob's FUTURE PLANS: Marry Rusty JAMES HARRISON OLDAKER NICKNAME • Jim” CREDITS: VICA 3. 4 HOBBIES: Hunting, fishing, working on cars FAVORITE PASTIME: Working on cars FUTURE PLANS: Mechanic TAMMY JEAN OLDAKER NICKNAME: ‘T.J.” CREDITS: FHA HERO 3. 4. FHA 1. Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4 HOBBIES: Swimming, horseback riding, playing basketball FAVORITE PASTIME: Being with Jeff FUTURE PLANS: Get married to Jeff KATHY MARIE OWENS NICKNAME: ‘Kathy Kay” CREDITS: Drama Club 2. 3. 4. Science Club 2. Foreign Language Club 2. FBLA 3. 4. Vice-President 4. Yearbook Staff 4. Prom Court 3. 4. Tucker Co. Fair Princess 4 HOBBIES: Cooking, sewing, jogging, and riding around FAVORITE PASTIME: Being with friends FUTURE PLANS: Live life to the fullest PAUL THOMAS PARSONS NICKNAME: “Tommy” CREDITS: VICA 3. 4 HOBBIES: Skiing, surfing, hunting FAVORITE PASTIME: Having a good time FUTURE PLANS: College REATHA JO PASE CREDITS: FHA 1. 2. FBLA 3. 4. National Honor Society 3. 4. Homecoming Mald-of-Honor 4 HOBBIES: Reading, skating, baking FAVORITE PASTIME: Watching sports on T V. FUTURE PLANS: Klndergarden teacher TAMBRA JO PASE NICKNAME: Tammy” CREDITS: FHA 1. 2. FBLA 3. 4. National Honor Society 3. 4 HOBBIES: Reading, skating, baking FAVORITE PASTIME: Watching T.V. FUTURE PLANS: Teacher ALLAN GREGG PHILLIPS NICKNAME: ‘Elmo” CREDITS: VICA 3. 4. Football 1. 2. 4. VICA Officer 4 HOBBIES: Hunting, fishing, camping FAVORITE PASTIME: Going to see Mouse FUTURE PLAN: Surviving CHERYL PHILLIPS NICKNAME: ”Hlp Jennie CREDITS: FBLA I. 2. 3. Drama Club 2. 3. Hl-Y 4. Bible Club 1. 2. Track 1. Pep Club 1. 2. 4 HOBBIES: Swimming, travelling, dancing, playing tennis FAVORITE PASTIME: Listening to music FUTURE PLANS: Air Force CLIFFORD RAY PHILLIPS NICKNAME: Yang CREDITS: VICA 3. 4 HOBBIES: Hunting, partying FAVORITE PASTIME: Hunting FUTURE PLANS: Work FRANKLIN REED PIFER NICKNAME: Frank CREDITS: Football 1. 2. 3. 4. Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4. Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4. VICA 3. 4. National Honor Society 3. 4. AII-P.V.C. Football 3. 4. 2nd Team All-State Football 3 HOBBIES: Sports, girls FAVORITE PASTIME: Playing ball FUTURE PLANS: College Football HARRY LEE POLING NICKNAME: PeeWee CREDITS: VICA 3. 4 HOBBIES: Auto Bodyk FAVORITE PASTIME: Painting FUTURE PLANS: Auto Body Repair JOSEPH C. POLOMSKI CREDITS: VICA 3. 4 HOBBIES: Drag racing, chasing women, hunting FAVORITE PASTIME: Raisin cane FUTURE PLANS: Open my own Auto Body Shop FREDERICK ALLAN PREGLEY NICKNAME: Fred CREDITS: FBLA 3. 4 HOBBIES: Football, baseball FAVORITE PASTIME: Having fun In class, being with friends and family. FUTURE PLANS: Uncertain BEATRICE ANN ROMANISHIN NICKNAME: Bea” CREDITS: Drama Club 3. 4. FBLA 3 HOBBIES: Art. Horseback riding FAVORITE PASTIME: Hanging around FUTURE PLANS: Business School CRYSTAL G. ROTH NICKNAME: Buff CREDITS: Band 1. 2. 3. 4. FBLA 2. 3. 4. Treasurer 4. Class Sec. 3. Class Vlce-Pres. 4. Ski Team 2. Prom Princess 3. Pep Club 1. 2. 4. FHA 1. Tucker Co. Fair Princess 4 HOBBIES: Outdoor sports, rollerskating, crafts FAVORITE PASTIME: Goofing off with my friends and daydreaming FUTURE PLANS: College LOUIS ROY NICKNAME: Hoy CREDITS: Football 1. 2. 4. Hl-Y I. 2. 3. 4. Basketball 1 HOBBIES: Cars FAVORITE PASTIME: Chasing women FUTURE PLANS: Marines SUSAN ANNETTE ROY NICKNAME: Tudy” CREDITS: VICA 3. 4. FHA 1 HOBBIES: Hiking, cooking FAVORITE PASTIME: Having a good time with my friends FUTURE PLANS: College NORMA ANN SCHOOLCRAFT NICKNAME: Norma Jean” CREDITS: G.W.H.S. Cheerleader 1. 2. FHA 1. VICA 3. 4. Drama Club 3 HOBBIES: Rollerskating. Ice skating, dancing, skiing, flirting FAVORITE PASTIME: Being with my friends — partying and chasing guys FUTURE PLANS: Live life to the fullest FRANK ISON SHARP. JR. NICKNAME: Frank CREDITS: Ski Club 2. FFA 1. VICA 3. 4 HOBBIES: Hunting, fishing, and trapping FAVORITE PASTIME: Being with my friends FUTURE PLANS: Getting a Job DAWN JEAN SHEPARD NICKNAME: D.J. CREDITS: Pep Club 1. 2. 4. Girl’s Basketball Manager 2 HOBBIES: Camping, motorcycles, summer sports FAVORITE PASTIME: Cruisin’ with friends FUTURE PLANS: Uncertain 29 PHILIP R SHERMAN. JR NICKNAME: Nemoy” CREDITS: VICA 3. 4. VICA Officer 4. Golf 3. 4. HOBBIES: Motorcycling, arcade, golf FAVORITE PASTIME: Chasing women FUTURE PLANS: Go to work GEORGE A. SHUPP HOBBIES: Swimming partying FAVORITE PASTIME: Partying FUTURE PLANS: Get into a good trade JOHN HENRY SHUPP NICKNAME: Johnny” CREDITS: VICA 3. 4 HOBBIES: Being with friends, running around FAVORITE PASTIME: Pac Man FUTURE PLANS: Get a job RONALD KELLY SIMMONS NICKNAME: “Sampson CREDITS: VICA 3. 4. FFA 1. 2. 3. 4 HOBBIES: Hunting, fishing, sports, trapping FAVORITE PASTIME: Basketball FUTURE PLANS: Construction MARTY DALE SMITH NICKNAME: Stiff” CREDITS: VICA 3. 4. FFA 1, Student Council 4 HOBBIES: Hunting, fishing, motorcycles, going to the V.F.W. FAVORITE PASTIME: Partying FUTURE PLANS: Staying alive ROBIN ELAINE SMITH CREDITS: FHA 1. 2. FBLA 3. 4. National Honor Society 3. 4 HOBBIES: Reading, skating, baking FAVORITE PASTIME: Watching T V. FUTURE PLANS: Teacher JAMES M. STILES NICKNAME: Jim CREDITS: Wrestling I. 2. 3. 4. Track 1. 2. Key Club 4. FFA 1. 2. 3. 4 HOBBIES: Reading, athletics, hunting FAVORITE PASTINE: Hunting FUTURE PLANS: College DONELL DENISE STONE NICKNAME: Dolly” CREDITS: Band 2. FBLA 4 HOBBIES: Singing, listening to the stereo, collecting albums FAVORITE PASTIME: Cruisin' and partying FUTURE PLANS: College Singer DEBRA LYNN STURMS NICKNAME: Deb” CREDITS: Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Pep Band 1. 2. 3. National Honor Society 3. 4. Student Council 4. FBLA Sec. 4. Homecoming Princess 2. FHA 1. Class Vlce-Pres. 2. Tucker Co. Fair Queen 4. Yearbook Editor 4 HOBBIES: Reading, counted cross-stitch, stock car racing. FAVORITE PASTIME: Being with Gene FUTURE PLANS: Own a clothes boutique and become Mrs. Gene Flke LINDA JANE SUMMERFIELD NICKNAME: Gorman CREDITS: FBLA 4. Honor Guard 1. 2. May Day Queen I, Tucker Co. Fair Princess 4. Key Club 4 HOBBIES: Cooking, reading, hiking, writing FAVORITE PASTIME: Watching old movies FUTURE PLANS: Enter Business field SHEILA MARIE TEAGARDEN NICKNAME: Teabag” CREDITS: FBLA 2. 3. Pep Club 1. 2. 4. Drama Club 1. 3. Track 1. 2. 3. Track Manager 4. Cheerleader 1. Mascot 3. Class Treasurer 4. Student Council 4. Hl-Y 4. Tucker Co. Fair Princess 4 HOBBIES: Swimming, travelling, dancing, going to school activities FAVORITE PASTIME: Being with Pat FUTURE PLANS: Raise a family ALEXSANDRA TEOFANOVIC NICKNAME: Sandra” CREDITS: Drama Club 4 HOBBIES: Swimming, skiing, skating FAVORITE PASTIME: Reading, painting, playing piano FUTURE PLANS: Going to co llf e. r LINDA SUE THOMPSON NICKNAME: Peep CREDITS: VICA 3. 4. FHA 1 HOBBIES: Hiking, swimming, horseback riding, dancing FAVORITE PASTIME: Livin’ it up with my friends FUTURE PLANS: Going on with nursing RICKY DAVID VANCE NICKNAME: Buckey” CREDITS. VICA 3. 4. FFA 1. 2. 3. 4 HOBBIES: Hunting, fishing, trapping, camping. Jogging FAVORITE PASTIME: Partying and watching football games FUTURE PLANS: Construction work or Joining the Navy DELBERT LEE VARNER NICKNAME: Junior HOBBIES: Camping and hunting FAVORITE PASTIME: Looking at the girls FUTURE PLANS: Working at Blackwater State Park DEBORAH LYNN WATRING NICKNAME: Runt CREDITS: National Honor Society 3. 4. VICA 3. 4. Tucker County Fair Princess 4 HOBBIES: Hiking, camping, fishing, football, basketball, swimming FAVORITE PASTIME: Weekends with Puff” FUTURE PLANS: College RICHARD E. WHETZEL NICKNAME: Ricky Raccoon CREDITS: Art 2. VICA 3. FFA 3. HOBBIES: Horseback riding FAVORITE PASTIME: Talking FUTURE PLANS: Uncertain ELOISE MAY WHITE NICKNAME: Weazy” CREDITS: VICA 3. 4. H HOBBIES: Reading FAVORITE PASTIME: Being with my friends FUTURE PLANS: Getting married and living a happy life ERVIN RICHARD WHITE NICKNAME: Ricky” CREDITS: VO-AG 1. 2. 3. 4. VICA 3. 4 HOBBIES: Hunting, fishing, camping, travelling, skiing FAVORITE PASTIME: Loafing FUTURE PLANS: Going to the Marines or becoming a carpenter JANET LOU WHITE NICKNAME: Baloo” CREDITS: FHA 3. 4 FHA Officer 4 HOBBIES: Swimming, skiing, reading FAVORITE PASTIME: Being with the ones I love. FUTURE PLANS: Not made yet BILLY D. WHITEHAIR NICKNAME: “Bill” CREDITS: NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 3. 4. VICA 3. Band 1. 2. Who's Who Among American High School Students 4 HOBBIES: Hunting, basketball, fishing FAVORITE PASTIME: Hunting fishing FUTURE PLANS: Enter college and study forestry MINNIE ELLEN WILFONG NICKNAME: Fred” CREDITS: VICA 3. 4. Vo-Ag I. Drama 1. Band 1 HOBBIES: Skating, dancing, flirting listening to music, horseback riding FAVORITE PASTIME: Being with my friends, partying, etc. FUTURE PLANS: Live my life one day at a time and never get old. JEFFREY WILFONG NICKNAME: Jeff” CREDITS: Vlca 3-4 HOBBIES: Playing Ball FAVOITE PASTIME: Playing pool FUTURE PLANS: Go to work DANIEL JOE WOODS NICKNAME: Danny” CREDITS: Foreign Language club-2 yrs. Pres, of club during Senior yr. State FBLA Treasurer-Senior yr. Second place In Accounting 1 for State Contests HOBBIES: Reading Westerns TURE PLANS: To become a certified Pulblc Accountant 32 F- Brian Adkins Jacky Allender Dawn Amie Danny Barkley Robin Barnes Melanie Bava Aimee Bishoff Larry Blosser Sam Blosser Terry Blosser Curtis Bonner Pam Boserman Robin Bozic Scott Buckley Rick Burns Chuck Canfield Eddie Canfield Alan Carr Donald Carr Donna Carr Lori Carr Michelle Cline Dwayne Collins Bonnie Conrad Jimmy Cooper Henry Davis Charlie Dennis Steve Dotson Alan Dumire Todd Elza Cindy Evans Chris Eye Melissa Fansler Sue Felton Ankara Ferguson Anita Fortney Katrina Fowler Cheryl Gibson Cathy Gribble Gregory Hanlin 35 Jerry Hanlin Donna Hardy Tammy Hardy Tommy Harper Brenda Hart Liesa Hebb Marina Hebb Lannie Heckler Chet Hedrick Annette Helmick Coleen Henline Marty Hissam Gina Hoffner Lesa Holler Robert Hull Jim Hunt 36 Dee Idleman Missy Ingham Linda Jackson Robert Jackson Mark James Bronwyn Jones Lisa Judy Mark Kisner Nela Knotts Tim Knotts John Ledden Gary Lester Debbie Lewis Don Lively Bill Lively Dave Long Mary Long Kim Loughry Tammy Lowther Sharon Lycliter Cynthia Martin Paula Mason Mary Maxwell Ken McCurdy 3 Charles McDaniel Anna McDonald John McVickers Kevin Miller Steve Minear Ross Moon Amy Moore Scott Moore Mike Mullenax Ronnie Mullenax Robert Myers Tena Myers Craig Nestor Ernie Nestor Frostie Nestor Marshall Nestor 38 Phil Nestor Tammy Nestor Shawn Nichols Arnold Owens Cindy Owens Becky Parsons Sherri Paugh Rhonda Paugh Becki Pennington Caryn Phelps John Phillips Sonny Pitzer Brenda Poling Boberta Poling Tim Poling Carrie Price Theresa Price April Puskas Danny Rhodes Kathy Roy Ronda Roy Tonya Roy Verona Roy Dana Scott 39 Todd Schweitzer Robert Schweitzer Pam Sedmock Kim Shaffer Margaret Shahan Kenneth Shehan Sue Shrout Rhonda Simmons Mike Simpson Eric Smith Lora Smith Scott Snyder Gregory Stevens Sheila Sturm Donna Swearingen Vicki Teter 40 James Thompson Kim Vance Ritchie Vanscoy David Varner Loretta Varner Pauletta Varner Dale Watring Jim Wilcox Dorsey Williams Donna Young Yvonne Youngblood Vickie Zirk “Happiness” Happiness is two friends finding time for each other. Happiness is two friends thinking about one another. Happiness is two friends just being together. Happiness is two friends being friends forever! 41 42 Robert Amie Connie Arbogast Dee Arbogast Beverly Bailey Rodney Ball Jim Bergstrom Mike Betler Kevin Blosser Quent Bonner Russel Brooke Jill Burns Arlene Campbell Sheila Canfield Garry Carr Jeana Carr Kathy Carr 44 Sandy Carr Scott Carr Kelly Corcoran Jeff Crittenden Mark Crosten Fred Davis Kelley Davis Shawn Davis Tina Dearborn Tony DeMarco Kathy Dibacco Mary Dice Nancy Dotson Judy Dye Brian Evans Courtney Evans Judy Evans Mike Evans Pam Evans Greg Falls Janet Falls Tom Fankhouser Greg Fansler Todd Fansler 45 Kathy Godwin Bart Golightly Beth Goss Margaret Goss Kim Grafton Brant Grof Sonny Hardy Mark Harper Cindee Hebb Trina Heckler Heather Hedrick James Hedrick Kaylene Hedrick Russ Helvey Mark Hinkle Jeff Hissam 46 Joe Holstine Marcia Hunt Mark Ingham Melanie Ingham Donald Johnson Beth Jones Joe Kalar Rudy Kovach Wanita Leone Lorene Liller David Lipscomb Mike Martin P. S. Martin Barbara Mason Joyce Mason Jennifer McDonald Mike Messengar Danny Miller Jeff Miller Dale Moore Richard Moore Diane Mullenax Eric Mullenax Jack Mullenax 47 Fat Mullenax Angie Nelson Stanley Niemenski Kim Owens Debra Parsons Jerry Parsons Cindy Paugh Cindy Pennington Dana Pennington Pam Pennington Jimmy Phillips Lora Phillips Louanna Phillips Melody Phillips Don Pifer Darrel Pine 48 David Poling James Poling Vicki Putlovis Kim Quattro Lisa Ricottilli Michelle Roy Steve Shehan Mike Ship Kim Shrout Steve Simmons Teresa Simmons Diana Simpson Dee Smith Danny Snider Donna Snyder Steve Stone Tammy Streets Anthony Summerfield Gina Thayer George Thomas Jodi Thomas Donna Varner Debby Waybright Leonard Waybright 49 Ann Weatherford Chris Wendel Barb Wetzel David White Helen White Michelle White Samantha Wilfong Peggy Williams Paula Wills Robin Wilson Cindy Wotring John Youngblood 51 TIME SLIPPED AWAY 52 Kenneth Akins Kimmie Armstead Tina Bates Susan Bava Carl Bergstrom Jack Bohon Robin Bowley Brenda Boyles Karen Bozic Jim Britton Mark Burns Mike Burns Drema Burton Howard Canfield Richard Canfield Lisa Cangley 54 Denise Carr David Carr Roxanne Cassidy Patrick Chenoweth Jerry Cooper Kevin Davisson Lisa Day John DelSignore Joseph Dice David Dilly Jodi Eskridge Kevin Evans Kim Eye Farren Falls Pamela Fox Sue Gaither Teri Gehr Jean Godwin David Goff Danette Gooding David Gravelle Timothy Grey Jerry Hardy David Harkins 55 Will Haverty Dana Hebb David J. Hebb David R. Hebb Becky Helmick Pam Helmick Rose Henline Sam Humphrey Tina Humphrey Allen Idleman Cindy Johnson Keith Jones Kenny Jones Lisa Jones David Judy A1 Kalinauskas 56 Sandra Keller Alan Kidwell Jesse Kisamore Michael Kisner Kim Knotts Nick Lambruno Dennis Lansberry Todd Lee Melony Lester Tom Lipscomb John Long Lisa Loughry Teresa Martin Kim McCurdy Betty Mick Marty Miller Donna Mitchell Allen Moore Randy Mullenax Richard Murphy Matt Myers Tina Myers Bernard Nice Tim Oldaker 57 Debby Parsons Ira Parsons Barry Pennington Lorissa Phillips Tom Phillips Vera Phillips Jack Plum Donny Poling Deanna Poling Kim Poling Becky Pollock Robin Presutti Anthony Quattro Terry Roberts Tim Roberts David Rossler 58 Jimmy Sheppard Janet Shoemaker Ray Sines Henry Snyder Beth Sponaugle Richard Stiles David Stone Neal Streets Elizabeth Sturm Donald Swartz Sue Tasker Becky Taylor Tracey Taylor Matt Thomas Bobby Thompson Steve Toth Lora Turek Karen Vance Andrea Waid Jon Watring Betty Watson Jim Waybright Phil Wharton Ernie White 59 60 Ain’t I gorgeous? Hurry before the teacher comesl Why did I ever take this class? TCHS students are having a Big Mac attack. But we were watching the game. 61 We waited in line for this? “Hey Rick - what’s the score?” Jackie Mullenax, Diane Helmick, Kathy Owens, Sue Felton and Tammy Hymes weren’t really getting the answers to a test. Smile - you’re on candid camera. Come on Mr. Moore; we won’t do it again. Karen Phelps and Tom Maxwell selling spirit ribbons for yearbook. Jim Wilcox daydreams during 3rd period art. Kathy Owens, Jackie Mullenax, Debby Sturms, and Sue Shrout putting up “a” yearbook sign. 4 63 Don’t let Mr. Puskas see that. Boy are we enthusiastic, we’re h-a-p-p-y. GLENN PATSY CHARLES LLOYD HOWARD DALE MOORE COLLEGE: Maryland, Davis And Elkins, and WVU SUBJECT TAUGHT: Principal DEGREE: MA + 54 FAVORITE QUOTE: “Don’t get angry - Get even” COLLEGE: Salem College and WVU SUBJECT TAUGHT: Drivers ED.; Asst. Principal; Athletic Dir. DEGREE: Master’s of Science FAVORITE QUOTE: “To err is human to forgive is divine” EVA MASON COLLEGE: Appalachian Bible College SUBJECT TAUGHT: Secretary COLLEGE: Salem College, and WVU SUBJECT TAUGHT: Asst. Principal DEGREE: Principal certificate, MA + 15 FAVORITE QUOTE: “Can’t Is a coward to lazy to try” STAN SEDMOCK COLLEGE: Fairmont State and WVU SUBJECT TAUGHT: Counselor DEGREE: AB- Education and Guidance Masters CAROLYN BOSTIC SUBJECT TAUGHT: Secretary JEAN SAGACE Cook RUBY SUMMERFIELD Cook 65 JERRY DELUCA COLLEGE: California State College SUBJECTS TAUGHT: Earth Science. Physics, Chemistry DEGREE: B.S. In General Science, M.S. In Earth Science FAVORITE TOM GUTSHALL COLLEGE: Fairmont State SUBJECTS TAUGHT: Driver’s Ed., American Studies I DEGREE: A.B. in Education PAM CHENOWETH COLLEGE: Fairmont State SUBJECT TAUGHT: English DEGREE: Bachelor of Arts FAVORITE QUOTE: “You only get out of something what you put into It. ' JON P. CROWELL COLLEGE: Troy State University, University of Alabama SUBJECT TAUGHT: Advanced English DEGREE: M.A. in English WILLIAM W. HADDOX COLLEGE: Potomac St., Fairmont St., WVU SUBJECT TAUGHT: Physical Education DEGREE: Master s in P.E. FAVORITE QUOTE: “You can do anything if you want to do it bad enough.” NICKNAME: Bill JUDI HALL COLLEGE: Fairmont State SUBJECTS TAUGHT: Typing I, Typing II DEGREE: A.B. Business Education FAVORITE QUOTE: “Don’t get mad; get 66 even ” PHYLLIS HARMAN COLLEGE: Fairmont State. WVU SUBJECTS TAUGHT: Home Ec. I; Home Ec. II; Adult Roles and Functions DEGREE: B.A. In Education, M.S. in Home Ec. Education FRANK A. HEDRICK COLLEGE: Davis and Elkins, Unlv. of S. California, Stanford Unlv. SUBJECTS TAUGHT: English 10, World Cultures DEGREE: B.A. in Social Studies and English, M.A. In Education THOMAS KLUS COLLEGE: California State SUBJECTS TAUGHT: Algebra I and II. Pre- Calculus, Computer Science DEGREE: M.A. Mathematics FAVORITE QUOTE: “Even in space-the ultimate enemy Is man.” JOHANNA KREYENBUHL COLLEGE: WVU SUBJECTS TAUGHT: English 10. 11. 12 DEGREE: B.S. Double Major - English and Biology CHARLES POLLOCK DEBORAH MARSHALL COLLEGE: University of Michigan SUBJECTS TAUGHT: Band, Chorus, Music Appreciation DEGREE: Bachelor of Music (Music Education) FAVORITE QUOTE: “Words are the source of misunderstandings MARGARET MOON RUTH ANNE COLLEGE: MULLENAX Shepherd College COLLEGE: West SUBJECT Virginia University TAUGHT: Special SUBJECT Education TAUGHT: Library DEGREE: A.B. + Science 15 DEGREE: B.S. FAVORITE Physical QUOTE: “If you Education - think today is bad Library Science - wait until FAVORITE tomorrow!” QUOTE: “Time NICKNAME: discovers truth Moonle NICKNAME: “Mom” PAMELA C. MOE COLLEGE: Luther College SUBJECTS TAUGHT: General Biology. Advanced Biology DEGREE: Bachelor of Arts In Biology COLLEGE: Concord College SUBJECT TAUGHT: Vocational Special Education DEGREE: B.A. Elementary Education; Vocational Certificate FRANK J. PUSKAS COLLEGE: Fairmont State College - WVU SUBJECT TAUGHT: Art DEGREES: B.A.. M.A. ff NANCY ANN REGAN COLLEGE: Indiana University SUBJECTS TAUGHT: Chemistry, Biology. Math DEGREE: M S. - Pre-Medicine FAVORITE QUOTE: ‘Tf I have seen farther than other men, it is because 1 have stood on the shoulders of DELORES ROBERTS COLLEGE: Potomac State SUBJECT TAUGHT: Teacher Aide CAROL ROY COLLEGE: Boston University SUBJECT TAUGHT: World Cultures. P.O.D. DEGREE: B.S. FAVORITE QUOTE: I don’t know what all the noise Is about, but it better STOP!!” NICKNAME: Bullwinkle DALE RUCKLE COLLEGE: Fairmont State SUBJECTS TAUGHT: P.E. and Health, American Studies I DEGREE: B.A. FAVORITE QUOTE: “Where were you yesterday?! NICKNAME: “Coach giants' 67 NANCY J. SAFFEL COLLEGE: Fairmont State. Salem, and WVU SUBJECTS TAUGHT: Phy. Ed.. Health 10 DEGREE: A.B. Education MARY SCHRADER COLLEGE: Fairmont State SUBJECTS TAUGHT: Language Arts, Math. Social Studies DEGREE: A.B. Education, English, Social Studies KARLA SMITH COLLEGE: Otterbein, Fairmont State. Unlv. of N.Y. SUBJECTS TAUGHT: Spanish. TAMARA STONE COLLEGE: Roberts Wesleyan. WVU SUBJECTS TAUGHT: English 11. 12. Journalism DEGREE: Masters in English FAVORITE QUOTE: “You’re never sorry for what you don’t CARL R. WATSON COLLEGE: Davis and Elkins. Wesleyan Univ. SUBJECTS TAUGHT: Business Math, Geometry DEGREE: Masters FAVORITE QUOTE: “I firmly believe that any man's finest hour-his greatest fulfillment to all he holds dear-ls that moment when he has worked his heart out In a good cause and his exhausted on the field of battle vlctorious.” CURTIS WIMER COLLEGE: Potomac State. WVU SUBJECTS TAUGHT: Vo-Ag, Agricultural Mechanics DEGREE: B.S. + 15 FAVORITE QUOTE: “Get In that rooml SAM YOKUM COLLEGE: Fairmont State College SUBJECTS TAUGHT: American Studies II and World Cultures DEGREE: B.A. - Secondary Education NICKNAME: “Wally” 68 RUTH ANN COOPER MARIG DAY COLLEGE: Royal College Nursing St. James School Of Nursing SUBJECT TAUGHT: Health Occupations DEGREE: Diploma- Registered Nurse FAVORITE QUOTE: “Tomorrow Is Another Day. M.W. BILBY COLLEGE: WVIT SUBJECT TAUGHT: Auto Body DEGREE: AB +15 COLLEGE: Glenville State College and WVU SUJECTS TAUGHT: Food and Lodging Services DEGREE: AB Vocational Home Ec. Masters + 15 DIANE H. COSNER COLLEGE: Fairmont State, WVU. Marshall University SUJECT TAUGHT: IMC Coordinator, ABE Instructor DEGREE: MA + 30 FAVORITE QUOTE: “Things Do Not Change— We Do.” MR. DOTSON COLLEGE: Potomac State. Youngtown University SUBJECT TAUGHT: Industrial Maintenance DEBORAH W. GUTSHALL COLLEGE: WVU- Marshall University SUBJECT TAUGHT: DCT Teacher Coordinator DEGREE: MA + 30 QUOTE: “Positive Anything Is Better Than Negative Nothing.” NICKNAME: Debbie PAULA ELAINE HEINKE COLLEGE: Davis and Elkins College SUBJECTS TAUGHT: Accounting I II General Bus., and Office Machines DEGREE: B.S. Business Education FAVORITE QUOTE: “Today is the first day of the rest of your life.’’ SUSIE KNOTTS SUBJECTS TAUGHT: Aide JARED M. PARSONS COLLEGE: WVIT SUBJECTS TAUGHT: Building Construction DEGREE: AB FAVORITE QUOTE: “Perfect is Close enough. EUGENE ROY COLLEGE: WVIT. MARSHALL UNIVERSITY SUBJECT TAUGHT: Power Mechanics DEGREE: AB + 15 FAVORITE QUOTE: Haste makes waste. 69 CATHY RUMMEL MADONNA BURNS Hey, we bad! 70 Well, I thought it was here somewhere! 72 73 74 VICA Row 1: Todd Schweitzer. Harry Poling. Phil Sherman. Allan Phillips. Pam Hedrick. Jim Moss. Donald Adams. Theresa Nestor Row 2: Floyd Lawrence. Ritchie Vanscoy. Danny Moore. Rick Burns. Hap Mullennex. Frank Pifer, Kellie Flynn. Todd Bolyard. Joe Mason. Cindy Humphrey. Caryn Phelps. Lori Smith. Edna Gaither. Ross Moon. Row 3: Curtis Bonner. Jim Wilcox. Denzil Evans. Murray Lawrence, Jimmy Cooper, Ronnie Simmons, Jerry Hanlln, Scott Buckley, Rick Nestor, Row 4: Ernie Nestor. Kenny Shehan, Terry Blosser. Tim Knotts. Chet Hedrick. Tommy Maxwell. Marty Smith. Greg Stevens, John Ledden. Shawn Nichols, Robert Schweitzer, Phil Nestor, Mark Kisner, Scott Snyder, Scott Moore, Row 5: Marshall Nestor, Charlie Dennis. Tina Carr. Karl Cousin, Frank Sharp, Greg Hanlin, John McVicker, Rick Vance, Row 6: Richard White, Maureen Day. Pam Mullennex. Liesa Hebb. Jeff Wllfong. Row 7: Randy Crowl. Darrell Bever, John Shupp. Billy Friend. Greg Mayfield. Joe Polomski. Steve Carr. Mike Moran, Jim Oldaker, Billy Jones, John Lipscomb FBLA Row 1: Danny Woods. Chris Eye. Debby Sturms. Twila Grow. Holly Ledden. Jodi Dement, Crystal Roth. Kathy Owens Row 2: Kim Loughry. Robin Smith. Verona Roy. Vicki Zirk, Lisa Ricottilli, Katie Rerguson. Cynthia Martin. Cindy Evans, Annette Helmick, Marina Hebb, Aimee Bishoff Row 3: Paula Mason. Kennetha Kidwell. Reatha Pase. Joyce Burns. Linda Summerfield. Jackie Mullenax. Cindy Hebb. Tammy Hardy. Terry Niemenski, Peggy McBee, Theresa Price. Ronda Roy, Kim Bonner Row 4: Pauletta Varner. Donell Stone, Cathy Herron. Tina DiBacco. Marie Miller. Sabrina Bergstrom. Todd Fansler. Michelle Cline, Fred Pregley. Coleen Henline. Sue Felton. Amy Moore, Pam Boserman Lisa Judy Foreign Language Club Row 1: Kathy Dibacco, Tina Carr Row 2: Anne Weatherford, Donna Snyder, Melissa Fansler, Dee Idleman, Juanita Leone, A1 Kalanaskus. Jodi Thomas, Judy Evans, Leah Mason, Lois Brock Row 3: Anthony Quattro, Judy Dye, Dianne Mullenax, Barb Whetzel, Kim Grafton, Michael Kisner, Dee Arbogast, Beth Goss, Lisa Jones, Kim McCuroy, Kevin Davisson, Row 4: Lora Turek, Janet Falls, Tammy Streets, Janet Shoemaker, Becky Helmlck, Denise Carr, David Jolly, Gary Carr, Kelly Davis, Will Haverty, Theresa Martin, Jim Britton, Karla Smith, Sponser. Science Club 77 Sue Shrout, Ken McCurdy, Bronwyn Jones, Miss Moe Student Council f ■ ROW 1: C. Roth, T. Grow. K. Bonner. S. Crakes. M. Nestor. D. Sturms. Treas.. J. DeMent. K. Flynn ROW 2: S. Sturm. S. Paugh. T. Myers, M. Bava, A. Puskas. V. Pres.. K. Shaffer. L. Holler. M. Cline ROW 3: D. Carr. L. Turek. C. Evans. M. Ingham. Sec.. K. Hedrick. G. Thayer. K. Eye. T. Gehr, B. Pollock. Not Pictured: Michelle Hott, Pres. Coed Hi -Y ROW 1: C. Evans, K. Shrout, M. Ingham, A. Puskas, L. Holler ROw 2: G. Carr, A. Campbell. G. Thayer. P. S. Martin. K. DeBacco C. Paugh, P. Crakes. S. Crakes. C. Phillips ROW 3: B. Goss, A. Moore, A. Fortney. B. Sponaugle, A. Bishoff, S. Felton, L. Loughry, G. Carr, B. Jones, L. Riccotilli ROW 4: K. Davis, B. Pennington. R. Roy, K. Loughry. J. Moss, T. Price, R. Klein, S. Shrout, J. Phillips. W. Leon 78 Future Homemakers Of America ROW:l: L. Day, D. Poling, B. Sponaugle, S. Bava, K. Eye, B. Pollock, M. White ROW 2: D. Parsons, M. Lester, J. Godwin, K. Vance, D. Varner, T. Simmons. S. Keller, D. Simpson ROW 3: T. Streets. B. Bailey. R. Wilson, L. Loughry, K. Bozlc, T. Dearborn. S. Wilfong, T. Myers ROW 4: K. Poling, K. Knotts. C. Johnson, K. Jones. T. Martin, T. Myers. C. Miller, S. Tasker, ROW 5: H. White, S. Canfield, V. Phillips, D. Snyder, P. Williams, E. Eskridge, K. White, R. Henline, K. Vance FHA Officers B. Whetzel, Treas., M. Barr, Rec. Leader, A. Dotson, Sec., T. Nestor, Pres., P. Hedrick. V. Pres., V. Beckman, reporter, T. Myers, Hist., D. Mullenax, parlimentarian Ms. Harman, Advisor Pep Club Row 1: Lisa Ricotilli, Beth Jones. Cindy Paugh. Wanita Leone. Kelley Davis. Gina Thayer Row 2: Yvonne Youngblood. Donna Swearinger. Marsha Hunt. Kim Owens. Judy Evans. Pam Evans. Lisa Day, Vicki Zirk, Verona Roy Row 3: Becky Taylor. Missy Ingham. Tammy Nestor. Joyce Mason. Amy Moore. Pam Boserman. Lisa Judy, Lisa Loughry. Karen Bozic, Becky Pollock, Kim Eye Row 4: Jodi Dement. Kathy Owens, Tina Martin. Holly Ledden, Sheila Crakes, Kim Bonner. Cheryl Phillips. Marie Barr, Pam Hedrick, Cheryl Miller Science Fair Participants 80 Row 1: Jerry Hardy, Phil Wharton, Deb Lewis, Debby Watring, Kim McCurdy Row 2: Mr. DeLuca, April Puskas. Lanny Chuang, Matt Anderson, Steve Toth. Jim Stiles Row 3: Miss Moe, Ken MuCurdy, Sherry Paugh, Bronwyn Jones, Becky Parsons, Ronda Roy I thought a new thought only yesterday. Today I came upon it in a book Out of a mind two thousand years away. And learned that long ago another took The way that 1 take now across the dark. Seeking the good, the beautiful, the true. And having reached this same place left a To let me know that he had been here toe On the night path of life, uncertain where I am or where the way may lie, I see Suddenly far ahead a struck match flare Out of the dark as from eternity; My heart leaps up and I press on again. Alone but comraded by unseen men. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Row 1: J.J. Hardy. Moe Young. D. Rossler. Harry Cooper. Rick Vance. Donald Adams. Marshall Nestor. John Lipscomb. Michael Kisner. Jim Stiles Row 2: J. Helmick. D. Williams. Joe Dice, Jim Falls, Richard White. Anthony Summerfield. Tim Knotts, Alan Carr. Dorsey Williams. Row 3: Curtis Wimer (Sponsor). R. White. David White, Sonny Hard. Russ Helvey. Eddie Canfield. G. Fansler, R. Sines, S. Carr Row 4: T. Oldaker, J. Cale, J. Kalar. M. Burns, Neal Streets, Robert Pennington. Row 5: B. White, Matt Thomas. David Gravelle! Jack Mullenax. KEY CLUB Row 1: Tommy Maxwell, Eric Smith, Mark Ingham, Robin Bowley Row 2: Tom Lipscomb, Todd Lee, Murray Lawrence, Kenny McCurdy Row 3: Pat Chenoweth, Rob Klein, Pat Crakes, Jimmy Stiles, Robert Lycliter, Phil Nestor, and Sponsor Mr. Deluca 82 ALL-LETTERMANS CLUB Row 1: Coach Haddox, Jim McWilliams, Tommy Maxwell, Rick Burns Todd Bolyard, Joe Mason. Coach Watson. Row 2: Eric Smith, Jeff Nestor, Sheila Teagarden, Helly Flynn, April Puskas. Kim Shaffer. Ken McCurdy, Don Pifer. Row 3: Jimmy Styles. Jack Mullenax, Alan Phillips. Rick Nester, Dale Watring, Mark Igham, Mike Martin, Holly Ledden. Row 4: Kelly Corcoran, Jim Moss, Patrick Crates. Joyce Mason Todd Flansler, Robin Bowley, Punkin Lipscomb. Chris Eye, Melanie Ingham, and Dim Bonner NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Row 1: Danny Woods. Kennetha Kidwell. Frank Pifer, Rob Klein Row 2: Pam Mullennex. Twlla Grow, Lois Brock. Kim Bonner Row 3: Robin Smith, Tammy Pase, Reatha Pase, Billy Whltehair, And Lanny Chaung. Not Pictured. Debra Sturms 83 VICA OFFICERS Row 1: Treasurer. Phil Sherman. Reporter. Harry Poling. President. Donald Adams. Vice President. Jim Moss, Parliamentarian, Alan Phillips, and Not pictured-Secretary Pam Hedrick. CHORUS Row 1: Michelle Roy, Loressa Phillips Betty Watson. Denise George Row 2: Tracy Taylor, Dannette Gooding, Marie Barr. Kaylene Hedrick. Lois Brock, Kathy Carr. Row 3: Mancy Dotson, Leaha Mason. Robert Thompson. Heather Hedrick, Gary Carr, and Kim Grafton 84 PROM COUNCIL Row 1: Sherry Paugh, Sheila Sturm. Michelle Cline, Melanie Bava Lesa Holler Row 2: Kim Shaffer. Dawn Amie, Sue Felton, Teresa Price, Amee Bishoff, Lori Carr, Henry Davis. April Puskas Row 3: Bronwyn JonessTammy Nester, Rhonda Paugh. Gina Hoffner, Pam Sedmock. Lisa Judy. Carrie Price. DRAMA CLUB Row 1: Bronwyn Jones, Pamela Moe. (sponser) April Puskas. Missy Ingham. Beth Goss, Gena Carr, Stacy Carr. Katrina Fowler. Chris Wendall. Kim Shrout. Kaylene Hedrick Row 2: Cindy Paugh. Kathy Dibacco. Laura Phillips. Arlene Campbell. Beatrice Romanishion, Ann Dotson. Michelle Roy Row 3: Rhonda Paugh, Marie Barr, Dee Smith, Lorissa Phillips. Danette Gooding. Denise George. Heather Hedrick. Gina Thayer. Kim Grafton. Tammy Streets. Melanie Ingham. Row 4: Sherri Paugh. Ann Wetherford, Kim Shaffer. Punkin Lipscomb, Gina Hoffner. Carrie Price. Courtney Evans, Sue Shrout. Gary Carr, Sandra TeoFanic and not Pictured Shelia Sturms. 85 1981-1982 BAND MEMBERS FLUTES Drema Burton Carrie Price Kim Shrout Gina Thayer CLARINETS Pam Boserman Robin Bozic Sandi Carr Kelley Davis Kathy DiBacco Nancy Dotson Courtney Evans Margaret Goss Pam Helmick Tammy Hymes Melanie Ingham Jennifer McDonald Jackie Mullenax Becky Pollock Kim Poling Lorrisa Phillips Melody Phillips Janet Shoemaker Cindy Cosner Beth Sponaugle Jim Stiles TRUMPETS Aimee Bishoff Denise Carr Scott Carr Kim Eye Jesse Kisamore Kim Loughry Lisa Loughry Tim Moore Jim Poling Vickie Teter Lora Turek Mike White Jon Watring Robert Thompson AL TO CLARINET Rhonda Simmons Tammy Lowther SAX Cindy Watring Karen Bozic Arlene Campbell Sue Shrout Chris Eye Teri Gehr Becky Helmick Kennetha Kidwell HORN Theresa Price Bari-trombone Sue Felton Lisa Judy TUBA Alan Kidwell OBOE Yvonne Youngblood BELLS Twila Grow Chrystal Roth Trombones Gary Carr Rob Klein Sue Tasker Steve Toth Chris E. Wendel PERCUSSION Kevin Davisson David Jolly P.S. Martin Eric Mullenax David Poling Mike Goss MAJORETTE Jeanna Carr FLAG CARRIERS Janet Falls Brenda Hart Tena Myers MEANS FLAG CARRIER • MEANS MAJORETTE PERCUSSION Danny Barkley David Carr 87 88 Junior Award Recipients Senior Band Members 90 Flag Flag Carriers And Carriers Gun Carriers Majorettes Band Officers Outstanding Band Members 92 VARSITY BASKETBALL FOOTBALL August 28 September 11 18 25 October 3 9 16 23 30 November 6 Musselman Albert-Gallatin Central Preston Elkins University Southern Roosevelt Wilson Valley Pocohontas Co. Berkley Springs Home (13-14) Away (08-14) Home (14-07) Away (15-06) Away (02-06) Home (11-08) Home (42-16) Away (21-12) Home (30-14) Away (35-07) 19 22 29 30 5 15 20 22 29 2 6 13 15 17 19 23 25 27 2 4 6 Tournament University Central Preston Christmas Tourn. Christmas Tourn. West Preston University Bishop Walsh Hampshire Co. Elkins East Hardy St. Francis Berkeley Springs East Hardy Bishop Walsh Central Preston Hampshire Co. East Preston St. Francis East Preston Elkins Berkeley Springs Roosevelt-Wilson December January February March Sectional Home Away Away Away Home Away Home Home Home Away Away Away Home Away Home Away Home Home Away Away Home (72-71) (79-67) (54-51) (47-44) (68-55) (79-78) (70-49) (58-65) (51-50) (62-39) (90-96) (72-64) (71-48) (56-57) (92-70) (62-72) (77-55) (69-70) (59-61) (84-58) (76-74) (69-88) BASEBALL 8 Southern Home D.H. 12 Tygarts Valley Away V. + J.V. 13 East Preston Away 15 Elkins Away 16 Union Away 17 University Away D.H. 20 Central Preston Away 21 Coalton Away V. + J.V. 23 Elkins Away 26 Clrclesville Home 28 Moorefield Home V. + J.V. 30 Coalton Home D.H. 1 Petersburg Away D.H. 4 Franklin Home D.H. 5 Hampshire Co. Away 7 Union Home V. + J.V. 10 Tygarts Valley Home 11 Central Preston Home 12 Moorefield Away 13 Clrclesville Away FRESHMAN BASKETBALL December 18 North Marion Away (25-35) 21 Harman Away (60-44) January 4 Petersburg Home (53-33) 6 Harman Home (45-54) 15 Elkins Home (27-31) 22 Elk Garden Home (42-21) 25 Keyser Away (55-47) February 27 Elkins Away (47-62) 28 Prunytown Home (59-42) 1 Southern Away (42-53) 2 East Hardy Away (39-20) 5 North Marion Home (42-31) 8 Petersburg Away (35-31) 9 Elk Garden Away (42-33) 15 Keyser Home (43-49) Big-Ten 18 Southern Home (47-43) Tournament Buchannon Away (48-36) Big-Ten Tournament West Fairmont Away (28-62) PVL Tournament Keyser Away (24-39) WRESTLING December 7 Central Preston Petersburg Trl. (24 48) (24-39) Home January 4 East Preston (33 28) Away 7 Frankfort (10-57) Home 25 Southern (21-41) Home February 1 Central Preston (32-32) Home 4 West Preston (39-25) Away 5 Keyser (12-58) Away 10 Berkeley Springs Petersburg Tri. (19-46) (16-50) Away 12 East Preston (36-36) Home 16 Elkins (06-52) Away TRACK 3 Fairmont Times Invitational Boys 13 Hampshire County Boys and Girls 16 Grafton. Washington Irving. Boys and Girls South Harrison 22 Frankfort Boys and Girls 28 Hampshire County Boys and Girls 30 Intermountain Relays Boys 4 PVC Track (Romney) Boys and Girls 13 Petersburg Boys and Girls 18 Lincoln. Washington Irving. Boys and Girls South Harrison Cheer. Cheer for ole Tucker High, Mountain Lion Spirit will never die. Black and Gold will always be Our team’s pride and victory. We’ll always back them, we’ll never fall. We'll do our best to always prevail. Shining on. Forever bold. For we are the Lions. Black and Gold. April May GIRL’S BASKETBALL September 9 Keyser Home (35-22) 14 Circleville Away (46-47) 17 Coalton Away (38-39) 21 Petersburg Home (54-47) 29 Harman Home (45-30) GOLF October 1 Central Preston Home (50-53) 5 Rowlesburg Home (57-44) 7 Moorefield Away 9 holes 12 Union Away (44-30) 14 St. Francis Away 18 holes 13 Circleville Home (46-44) 21 Keyser Away 9 holes 15 Harman Away (63-48) 27 Elkins Away 18 holes 20 Hampshire Co. Home (44-56) 29 Moorefield and Home 18 holes 21 Union Home (68-34) Harri ville 26 Coalton Home (51-37) 3 Souther.. Away 18 holes 29 Central Preston Away (44-41) 6 Berkeley Springs Home 18 holes November 2 Rowlesburg Away (74-33) 7 East Preston Away 18 holes 5 Pocohontas Co. Home (50-41) 12 Southern and Home 18 holes 9 Pocohontas Co. Away (71-50) Moorefield 13 Petersburg Away (54-52) 17 PVC Golf Home 18 holes 16 Keyser Away (42-37) 19 Elkins and Home 18 holes Sectional 18 Hampshire Co. Away (53-50) St. Francis Tournament Roosevelt-Wilson (44-43) 21 East Preston Home 18 holes Regional Tournament University (63-67) VARSITY FOOTBALL SQUAD TEAM—Row 1, Allen Kidwell, Jack Mullenax, Jeff Nestor, Robin Bowley, Todd Fansler, Mike Martin, Rick Nestor, Eric Smith, Tom Maxwell, Scott Buckley, Joe Mason, Frank Pifer, Sheldon Pennington, Dave Helmick, Murray Lawrence, and Mgr. Tim Gray; Row 2, Carl Bergstrom, Jim Hedrick, A1 Kalinauskas, Rick Burns, Allen Phillips. Don Pifer, Eddie Canfield, Richard Moore, Scott Carr, Todd Bolyard, Jim McWilliams, Pat Crakes, Kenny Shehan, and Cliff Phillips; Row 3, Mark Crosten, Jeff Miller, Neal Streets, Mike Burns, Shawn Davis. James Phillips, Steve Simmons, Danny Moore, Steve Dotson. John Phillips, Jeff Crittenden, Mike Messenger, and Mgr. Donald Carr; Row 4, Allen Moore, Craig Nestor, Charlie Dennis, Mark Ingham, Denzil Evans, Mark Burns, Scott Snyder, Dave Long, Matt Thomas, Donald Swartz, Allen Idleman, and Jim Bergstrom. Not pictured: Mike Mullenax, Jerry Cooper, Junior Helmick, and Donald Williams. SENIORS—Row 1 Joe Mason. Frank Pifer, Sheldon Pennington. Dave Helmick. and Murray Lawrence; Row 2. Rick Nestor. Todd Bolyard, Jim McWilliams. Pat Crakes, and Cliff Phillips: Row 3. Allen Phillips. Tom Maxwell, and Jeff Nestor. COACHES— Tom Klus Sam Yokum Bill Haddox Bill Rosenau Glenn Patsy 97 THE 1981 FOOTBALL SEASON The year started out with back-to-back losses. Then we bounced back to win our next two games with one of those being Elkins. Our third and final loss came at Morgantown where we lost by two field goals. Going into our sixth game we made some personal changes. The changes worked out well because we won our last five games. We had a good year winning seven games while losing only three. The class of ’82 is the first class to go to TCHS for four years, and they are going out as winners. TODD BOLYARD: Todd played FB for the first five games and was our team’s leading rusher. The last five games he played QB. He is like having a coach on the field. PAT CRAKES: Pat made first team all P.V.C. at the Defensive End position. He is a team player and a hard hitter. JOE MASON: Joe contributed his skills as both QB and receiver. He was one of our captains who led our team to a 7-3 record. Joe made all P.V.C. as a punter. TOM MAXWELL: Playing at TE on offense, Tom was one of our most improved athletes. He always played with a great effort. JIM McWlLLIAMS: Jim played TB on offense and HB on defense. He was a very hard runner that helped give us the power we needed. JEFF NESTOR: Jeff gave our team the outside speed and ran our reverses. He played as TB and Receiver on offense and HB on defense. RICK NESTOR: Rick did a super job in the middle of our defensive line with his quickness. He also played FB. ALLEN PJ1LL1PS: Allan anchored our defense as middle LB. He always gave 100% on every play. If we had given a hustle award, he would have received it. FRANK PIFER: Frank played offensive and defensive tackle. He made 2nd team All State and was captain of our team. His leadership was demonstrated by his play. DAVID HELMICK: David was a guard on offense. He is a team player. He did not start all games but tried to do what he could for the team. Coach Bill Haddox Jim McWilliams Not Pictured: Todd Bolyard Pat Crakes Murray Lawrence Clifford Phillips Sheldon Pennington (moved) 99 Jeff Nestor Allan Phillips 101 JUNIORS—Row 1, Scott Buckley, Eric Smith, Craig Nestor, Rick Burns, and Kenny Shehan; Row 2, Denzil Evans. Danny Moore, Steve Dotson. John Phillips, and Dave Long; Row 3. Eddie Canfield, Scott Snyder. Charlie Dennis, and Mgr. Donald Carr. Not Pictured: Mike Mullenax. SOPHOMORES—Row 1, Jim Phillips. Todd Fansler, Jack Mullenax, Mike Martin, Jeff Crittenden, and Mike Messenger; Row 2, Scott Carr, Jim Hedrick, Mark Crosten, Shawn Davis, and Jim Bergstrom; Row 3, Jeff Miller, Mark Ingham, Steve Simmons, Richard Moore, and Don Pifer. FRESHMEN—Row 1, Donald Swartz, Mark Burns. Robin Bowley, A1 Kalinauskas, Allen Kidwell, Matt Thomas. Neal Streets; Row 2, Donald Williams. Allen Moore, Mike Burns, and Mgr. Tim Gray; Row 3, Junior Helmick, Carl Bergstrom, and Allen Idleman. Tucker County Football 1981-82 103 Spirit Week Presents 104 Some Shady Looking Characters. Tall, Dark And . . . Handsome? We’re All Smiles For Spirit Week! 105 What’s A Nice Girl Like You Doing In A Place Like This? Me And My Pal 106 Hard At Work For Spirit Week. Come Up And See Sometime A Very Spirited Couple Thats All Folks! 107 108 Candidate: Jodi Dement Escort: Lee Kelley Candidate: Courtney Evans Escort: Jim Wilcox Candidate: Tammy Oldaker Escort: Richard Wetzel 109 1981-82 Homecoming Queen Jodi Dement, Escort Lee Kelley WRESTLERS—Front row, Richie Vanscoy, Steve Shehan, Donny Poling, Jimmy Hunt, Ira Parsons. Carl Bergstrom. Dale Watring and Michelle Hott, statistician. Second row. Coach Haddox, Mark Harper, Tommy Maxwell, Rick Burns. Mark Ingham, and David Helmick. Third row, Jesse Kisamore, David Dilly, Kevin Davisson. Scott Snyder, Mike Evans, John Youngblood. David Goff, Mark Burns, and George Thomas. 110 Regional champs Dale Watring and Rick Burns display their awards. 1981-82 WRESTLING SEASON The wrestling team had many new boys coming out for the first time. With the experience of the older wrestlers helping the new wrestlers, the team progressed very well. The team set a school record with two regional champions. TOM MAXWELL (185): Captain of the team with a 17-6 record, Tom because our leader and almost qualified for the states. DAVID HELMICK (132): David was a good wrestler for two periods but seemed to find a way to lose in the 3rd period. JIM McWlLLIAMS (167): A first year wrestler who had a winning record, Jim was very strong, and if he had wrestled for four years, he would have been good enough to go to the states. JIM STILES (UL): Jim was a hard worker and wrestled his best when there was pressure on him to win for the team. Coach Bill Haddox 113 ATHLETES MANY FACES 114 GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Row 1: Tammy Oldaker Row 2: Pam Pennington Row 3: Kim Quattro Row 4: Melanie Ingham Row 5: Kelly Corco- ran, Terl Gehr, Chris Eye, Jill burns. Meoldy Phillips, Punkin Lipscomb, and Michelle Hott Row 6: Mr. Hedrick. April Puskas, Kenntha Kidwell, Heather Hdedrick, and Mrs. Saffel 116 TUCKER COUNTY GIRLS’ BASKETBALL 1982 The Tucker County High School girls basketball team finished the 1981-1982 season with one of their best records of their history. The girls were 17-5 on the season, scoring 1136 points for a per game average of 51.6 points. The girls shot 32.6% from the floor and 52% from the free throw line. Leadline scorers for the season were Kelly Corcoran with 407 Points for the year shooting 40.7% for an average of 18.5 points. Jill Burns was the second high scorer for the year with 13 points per game for a total of 287 points. Additionally, Jill contributed many rebounds and several blocked shots in most games. Three seniors closed their basketball career this year at Tucker County led by Lori “Punkin” Lipscomb, who scored 202 points for an average of 11.8 points per game. Tammy Oldaker was second in senior scoring from a point guard position contributing .7 points per game. Michelle Hott, in 9 games scored .2 points per game. The 1982 team improved team performance over the 1981 team in several areas. Team shooting improved 8.1% for the scoring average was up nearly 15 points per game. Kelly was awarded co-captin of the PVC conference in post season voting. Additionally, Kelly, Jill, and Punkin were vote Honorable Men- tion All State Team. 118 THE LIONESSES GAVE IT THERE ALL 119 120 Tucker County Mighty Mountain Lions 1981-82 Varsity Team LEFT TO RIGHT: 1st row: Frank Pifer, Shawn Nichols, Greg Stevens. Ross Moon, and Eric Smith; 2nd row: Joe Mason, Todd Bolyard, Mike Mullenax. and Phil Nestor; 3rd row: John Ledden, Scott Buckley, and Doug Cangley; 4th row: Assistant Coach Tom Gutshall and Head Coach Carl Watson. Victory Bound 122 The Season Beginning with seven consecutive wins and a ranking of third in the state AA basketball poll, this season set many records that will be used to measure future TCHS teams. It finished as the first Tucker County Varsity Basketball team to have a winning record-(15-7). It produced a Holiday Tournament Championship, a tie for the Potomac Valley Conference Championship, a first team ALL-STATER, and a Coach of the Year award. Gone from this team will be four excellent seniors who provided leadership both on and off the floor. These young men have set a foundation upon which a program can be built. For this foundation, we say “THANKS!” COACH CARL WATSON Seniors JOE MASON: First team ALL-STATE, first team All- Potomac Valley Conference, selected to play in the West Vlrginia-Maryland All Star Game, second team All-Area as selected by the Cumberland Times newspaper. He is the career scoring leader with 1193 points in his three years of varsity play at TCHS. What more needs to be said—a super player. TODD BOLYARD: A great deal of this year’s success came from Todd's ability to handle the other team's pressure and find the openings where we could attack. He now holds the record for the most assists In a career—255. He called the offenses and directed the defense from the floor. He made honorable mention ALL- STATE. He was actually an on- the-floor coach. FRANK PIFER: When Frank played well, so did the team. A punishing rebounder and defensive player; the fellow who started our fast break. He was the most underrated player on the team. A team leader who not only provided verbal leadership but produced on the court when it was needed. A coach’s player. DOUG CANGLEY: An excellent competitor. Doug really worked hard to improve his game and push those who played before him. His greatest asset may have been his leadership by doing. A pleasure to coach. 124 125 Lion Pride Intensity 126 1981 Holiday Tournament Championship Victory Congra tula tions Coach Watson ‘Coach Of The All-Tourney Team Tucker County Junior Varsity LEFT TO RIGHT: 1st row: JV Cheerleaders; 2nd row: Mike Better, Mark Crosten, Danny Moore, Mike Martin, and Tom Fankhauser; 3rd row: Don Pifer, Denzil Evans, Jack Mullenax, and Coach Tom Gutshall. 128 The Junior Varsity Basketball team had an outstanding 1981-1982 season. With the power of Plfer, jumping of Jack, buckets by Crosten, drippling from Danny, moves by Martin, battling of Betler. energy of Evans, and finishing touch from Fankhauser, the JV team finished with a superb record of 16 wins and only 3 losses. Alot of potential will be moving up to the Varsity position next year— they practiced as a team, played as a team, and as a team, they were victorious! COACH GUTSHALL 129 Tucker County Freshman Team LEFT TO RIGHT: 1st Row: Fat Chenoweth, Jerry Cooper, David Harkins, Pernard Nice, Al Kalinaskas, Dennis Lansberry, Todd Lee, David Judy, Robin Bowley, Marty Miller, and Allen Moore; 2nd Row: Coach Sam Yokum. The TCHS Freshmen boys basketball team finished the 1981-82 season with an overall record of 11 wins and 8 losses. The Mt. Lions faced some strong opposition in both regular season and two post-season tournaments which followed. In the regular season which saw the Lions win 10 of 16 outings, the 6 losses came to 5 AAA teams and one JV team. Three AAA wins, 1 JV, and 6 AA and A made up the 10 victories. During tournament play the Freshman team played on a Monday night in the Big Ten Tournament at Grafton, defeating Buckhanon rather convincingly only to lose on Wednesday to powerful West Fairmont, who went on to win the tournament. That Thursday saw the Lions traveling to Southern to take on Keyser (a team Tucker had split with during the regular season) in the PVL Tournament. The playing of 3 tournament games in 4 nights took a toll on the Lions as they lost to the eventual PVL Champs; Keyser. Pat Chenoweth was 1 in scoring, rebounding, block shots, free throws, field goal percentage, and 2 in field goals made. Allen Moore was 1 in field goals attempted, field goals made, and 2 in field goal percentage, scoring and rebounding. Robin Bowley was 1 in assists, free throws made, free throw percentage, and 2 in free throws attempted. Bernard Nice was 1 in steals and 2 in field goals attempted and free throw percentage. Todd Lee was 2 in steals. Jerry Cooper was 2 in assists and Marty Miller was 2 in blocked shots. Others who contributed greatly were David Harkins, Dennis Lansberry, David Judy, and Al Kalinaskas. COACH SAM YOKUM 130 Varsity First Row: Mascot, Joyce Mason Second Row: April Puskas, Holly Ledden, Tammy Nestor Third Row: Kim Bonner, Kellie Flynn, and Missy Ingham. 132 134 J.V. Cheerleaders Left to right: Cindy Paugh, Pam Pennington, Marcia Hunt, Beth Jones. 135 F r e s h m e n Front to back: Lisa cangley, Debbie Parsons, Melanie Lester, Elizabeth Sturm Future Cheerleader Of C h e e r 1 e a d e r s T.C.H.S. Jessica Rapp 136 HOLLY LEDDEN 1982 SWEETHEART 138 140 141 142 143 144 The Tucker County Mountain Lions ended their 1982 baseball season with their best record ever : 19 wins and 11 losses. With the outstanding leadership of the team’s three seniors— Todd Bolyard’s hustling; Joe Mason’s pitching; and Frank Pifer’s batting—the Lions went on to clinch first place in the Sectional Tournaments by defeating tough opponent, Coalton. The team worked together to achieve success and held their heads high, even when things seemed bad. They were fighters and they fought their way to victory after victory. Todd, Joe, and Frank set an example of pride and sportsmanship that followed through, and was admired by the entire team. They will be missed by Coach Yokum and myself, and the team; but they will remain a part of Tucker County’s spirit for years to come. COACH GUTSHALL BASEBALL 1982 THE SENIORS Joe Mason, Frank Pifer, and Todd Bolyard have each contributed their own talents and dedication to the team. They proved this in the sectional tournament GOOD LUCK SENIORS! 146 ON THE FIELD 148 I 150 1 proudly presents Senior Attendants and Escorts: Kathy Owens and Brian Wilfong Jodi Dement and John Shupp Junior Attendants and Escorts: Lesa Holler and Dave Bava Melanie Bava and Matt Crakes A Night To Remember 152 Fourth Annual C ommencement Tucker County High School Class of 1982 Monday Evening May Twenty-fourth Nineteen Hundred Eighty-two Seven-Thirty Commencement Exercises Class of 1982 Tucker County High School May 24, 1982 Processional “Pomp and Circumstance” Edward Elgar (Audience Seated) Invocation Rev. William Woods Pastor, St. George Methodist Church (Audience Standing) Welcome to Parents And Friends Salutatorian’s Address Band Selection Valedictorian’s Address Presentation of Awards Presentation of Class by Senior Class President Presentation of Diplomas Presentation of Vocational Certificates Congratulations to Graduates Michelle Hott, President Student Council Daniel J. Woods Tucker County High School Band Deborah Marshall, Director Reatha Jo Pase Charles Lloyd Assistant Principal Kellie Jean Flynn Jane Burch, President Jerry DiBacco, Vice President Tucker County Board of Education Carol Gwinn Vocational Director Dr. Roy A. Moss Superintendent Edward Elgar Benediction Rev. Craig Waggoner Pastor, Davis-Thomas United Methodist Churches Recessional Fanfare and Recessional” 155 CLASS OF 1982 GRADUATION 1982 GRADUATES 157 And When It Comes Time And when it comes time to cross the bridge Who can say what our future will hold? When the books are closed. The corsages pressed. The yearbooks signed, and the pages pressed. When high school is finished and good-byes are said. When the bells stop ringing and tears are shed. And when our days are through. What will the future hold for you? 158 160 There is a world as strange and wide Within me as the world outside. What compass can the mind invent To guide me through the continent That is myself? The vast unspanned Seas of forgetting guard that land, A wilderness, thought-girt, dream-shored. Unknown, uncharted, unexplored. Hoping to find in the untracked Jungle of self footprints of fact To take heart from and follow through The undergrowth of false and true, I set forth and must go alone To make this unknown land my own. THE “ILLUSTRIOUS” CLASS OF 1982: Left to right Row 1 T. Maxwell, K. Bonner, S. Bergstrom, F. Lipscomb, D. Sturms. H. Ledden, Row 2 S. Carr, J. McWilliams, C. Phillips. J. Lipscomb. F. Plfer, T. Bolyard, M. Moran, J. Mason, R. Smith. T. Pase Row 3 R. Klein. G. Mayfield, R. Nestor, J. Wilfong, P. Sherman, L. Roy, R. Lycliter, T. Bonner, T. Simpson. H. Cooper. J. Polomski, R. Pase Row 4 F. Pregley, B. Whitehair, D. Cangley. W. Hebb, T. Moore, J. Oldaker, A. Phillips. M. Smith, G. Crosten, D. Adams, J. Moss, D. Varner. L. Chuang Row 5 R. White. J. Nestor, T. Oldaker. C. Miller. C. Herron, T. Carr. D. Knotts M. Anderson. M. Long. J. Barkley. D. Woods. L. Mason. L. Brock Row 6 R. Simmons. R. Whetzel, L. Summerfield. T. DiBacco, T. Cross, T. Niemenski, P. McBee, K. Owens, J. DeMent, J. Shupp, J. Burns. D. Watring, H. Mullenex, P. Mullenex, B. Jones. Row 7 J. Stiles. K. Kidwell. D. Shepard. D. Helmick, S. Chenoweth, L. Kelley. M. Barr, M. Wilfong. P. Knotts. L. Thompson. J. White. M. Nestor. E. White Row 8 J. Mullenax, T. Martin, C. Phillips. P. Crakes. S. Crakes, C. Roth, T. Grow, C. Bohon, E. Gaither. N. Schoolcraft. B. Rominishen, D. McElwee 161 1981-82 Yearbook Senior Staff Row I: Tammy Hymes. Vicki Beckman; Row 2: Jackie Mullenax, Punkin Lips- comb, Holly Ledden. Debbie Sturms (editor), Kim Bonner; Row 3: Jake Cousin, Billy Friend. Frank Sharp The yearbook staff has certainly had a momentous year. It has not been as easy task to take inexperience and financial pressures and design an annual worthy of true representation of TUCKER COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL. We worked hard, and we did our best. We wanted to show you as you really are and were. The staff thanks Ms. (Stone) Lipscomb for her hard work and dedication; and a special note of thanks to Mr. Mike Ledden for his many hours and fine photographs. THIS PAGE SERVES AS A DEDICATION TO THE THREE WHO WORKED SO HARD TO BRING YOU THIS YEARBOOK 163 THANKS JAKE, BILLY, AND FRANK 164 T.C.H.S. Science Fair - 1982 165 166 167 MR. AND MRS. TCHS 1981-82 JOE MASON AND HOLLY LEDDEN 169 TEACHER’S PETS Tom Maxwell Kellie Flynn MOST STUDIOUS Tammy Pase Rob Klein 170 Joe Mason Jeff Nestor Punkin Lipscomb Tammy Oldaker Todd Bolyard CUTEST COUPLE MOST ATHLETIC BIGGEST FLIRTS Kim Bonner Jim McWilliams Mike Long Tina Martin Crystal Roth Fred Pregley CLASS CLOWNS FRIENDLIEST BEST DRESSED Tammy Cross Deb Sturms Rob Klein MOST TEMPERMENTAL Reatha Fase Danny Woops MOST INTELLIGENT SHYEST Robin Smith Donald Adams 1982 Tucker County High School Mountain Lion Golf Team 1st Row: Assistant Coach Dale Ruckle Jim Moss Mike Betler and Coach Frank J. Puskas. 2nd Row: Jerry Parsons and P.S. Martin. 174 1982 Golf Season The Tucker County High School Golf Team had a most surprising and nearly stupen- dous season this year. After a mediocre start, the season was climaxed by beating Southern High School of Maryland in a sudden death play-off after tying them in regula- tion play. From this point, the season got progressively better: the coup-d’ etat was the winning of the PVC Championship in a convincing fashion a week later. The disappointment of the year was losing out in the Regional Tournament to the eventual winner, Berkley Springs, who we defeated twice in regular season play. We did not beat ourselves; they simply played superior golf. Individually, we were led by senior Jim Moss throughout most of the season. However, sophomore Mike Better had a most surprising season for Tucker County by coming within one shot of qualifying for the State Golf Tournament. Any other year, Mike would have qualified for States, but because of a rule change, he was not awarded the opportunity to participate in the State Golf Tournament. Other contributing members of the Golf Team were: senior Rob Klein who filled in a needed role, sophomore P.S. Martin who came on strong as the season progressed and who will be counted upon heavily next season, and sophomore Jerry Parsons whose unlimited potential speaks well of his ability for the upcoming season. Senior Todd Bolyard, who was not available at all times because of other obligations, also contributed to the team’s success. After only four years of competition, we have finally built up a successful program geared for winning. With a nucleus of three, returning lettermen, we must fill in three positions in order to continue our winning program. Coach Frank Puskas 175 176 Congratulations Class Of ’82 From MEYER EXXON SERVICE STATION Rt 32 Phone 463-4212 Thomas WV ft 26292 'JrKf ----- JUDY’S GROCERIES 2 Miles South - Canaan Valley Exxon Products: Desiel Gas Kerosene Oil General Merchandise Good Luck Seniors Adam and Ruth Judy COLABRESE BRO S Congratulations Hardware To The Class Of ’82 Your The Best Furniture (mT ■Dl Appliances KISNER BROTHERS EXXON Thomas Davis WV Richard James Phone - 463-4240 Parsons WV 26287 Congratulations Class Of STEVENS FLORIST AND GIFT SHOP ’82 PARSONS BIG-TEE 120 Popular St. Parsons WV ■W chip HELBIG JEWELERS Watches-Diamonds-Gifts Repairing-Engraving E West Virginia Telephone Company Oakland, Md. A Member of (301) 334-2610 Continental Telephone System 210 Main St. Parsons, W. Va. “Conserve Energy—Travel Long Distance by Telephone Heck's Makes a Difference GECO GEOPHYSICAL COMPANY OF NORWAY (US). INC A Subsidiary of GECO. Geophysical Company of Norway A-S BRUCE FARR Supervisor, Pilot Mid-Towns Plaza Oakland, Maryland 3920 Stoney Brook Houston. Texas 77063 Telephone (713) 977-4137 TLX 792382 GECO US HOU 304-259-5515 Mon.-Sat. 9:30-9 Sun. 12-6 Crabtree Photography U. S. Route 2)9 North Oakland, Maryland 21550 Phone 334-3707 Professional Photography Portraits — Weddings — Commercial Audio Visual Production RADIO SHACK 1115 - Route 135 Oakland Maryland 21550 Phone - 301-334-8844 Kimball Pianos And Organs Martin And Fender Guitars Immediate Openings For Inc. HS Seniors And Juniors For Enlistment In THE MD. NATIONAL GUARD. OAKLAND RD2, MARYLAND 21550 TELEPHONE: 13011 334-3977 Bonus In The Amount Of $2000.00 For Initial Enlistments. Call Collect Don M Weeks 301-334-3200 RITA’S BEAUTY SALON Meyer Insurance Agency, Inc. NATIONAL BANK BUILDING DAVIS, WEST VIRGINIA 26260 Open Tuesdays And Thursdays 12:00 pm To 8:00 pm And Fridays 9:00 am To 5:00 pm Phone 463-4366 Your Hairstyling Specialist 179 Congratulations Seniors From The Law Offices Of: J. PAT NICHOLS AND PAT A. NICHOLS Parsons, WV R T FOOD SERVICE Rudy Columbo “Operator Of” Black Water Lodge Dining Room Located At: Black Water Lodge Dine In Splendor Party And Banquet Facilities Open Year Round Teleflorist Owner: Bruce Florafax And Judi Hall Congratulations To The Class Of 1982 From FRIEND WELDING SERVICE Box 28 Davis. WV 26260 180 CANAAN VALLEY STORES YOUR ONE STOP SHOPPING CONVENIENCE CENTER • QUICK STOP GROCERIES • EXXON GAS OIL • PACKAGE STORE (All Legal Beverages) • PICNIC CAMPING SUPPLIES • OUTDOOR CLOTHING • SKI SHOP RETAIL RENTAL • SPORTING GOOOS CABIN MT. SPORTS Located Within Canaan Valley Stores COMPLETE SKI SHOP SALES RENTALS - ALL SIZES • Skis—Kastle, Olin, Head • Ski Boots—Dolomite. Lange. Raichle • Bindings—Look, Tyrolia • Ski Apparel —Levis, Beconta. Gerry FEATURING FINE SELECTIONS OF OUTDOOR FUNCTIONAL WEAR Woolrich Levi Rugged Wear E pN 866-4252 Open Daily 7 a.m. to 11 p.m. 866-4107 ©© Open Daily 7 a.m. to 11 p.m. 181 RT. 32 CANAAN VALLEY RT. 32 CANAAN VALLEY Congratulations To The Class Of ’82 “Challenge In The Hills’ 1982 May 29 30 TUCKER COUNTY TRUCKIN CO. INC. Parsons, W. VA Dump Trucks, End Loader Service Heavy Hauling Pat Carr, Gov. Manager Phone: 478-2900 For All Insurance Requirement Contact GONDER INS. AGENCY 203 S. Second St. Oakland Md. 21552 Phone - 334-3343 LOCATED IN THE BEAUTIFUL FAMILY FIXIN'S Eat In—or—Carry Out Call 866-4418 Make Every Wednesday Special: Get a large Pizza for the Price of a small. 636-1877 A Phones 636-1877 (Jvlm ost eai e,n... WEST VIRGINIA Pepsi Cola Bottling Co. of Elkins, WV. 1300 - 1318 Lavalette Ave. Elkins. WV. 26241 President W.J. (Bill) Brown Vice President FAIRFAX SAND CRUSHED STONE CO. Four Plants To Serve You Sand - Thomas, W. Va. 463-4441 - Limestone - Sherr, W. Va., Maysville 749-7120 Rich Mountain, Elkins 636-4466 - Pinto, Md. Waxier Road 726-4857 “OUR REPUTATION IS OUR GUARANTEE” GAY C. ROTH, President WEIR ROTH, Vice President Hansford Ins. Agency Inc. Congratulations Class Of 1982 DAVID W. HANSFORD Representative QUAIL RIDGE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 101 Chestnut St. Parsons. WV 26287 Phone: 478-3641 ■i| NATIONWIDE HI INSURANCE Nationwide is on your side Congratulations To The Class Of 1982 Congratulations To The Class ’82 From my A P TEA COMPANY PARSONS AUTO PARTS Walnut St. Parsons. WV 26287 337 1st Street Parsons. WV 26287 304-478-4488 Thank-You Joe A James Cogar n Propst d 185 Congratulations And Best Wishes To The Class Of 1982 From: VALLEY VIEW PHARMACY BLACKWATER DENTAL ASSOCIATES AND STAFF Thomas P. Patrick DDS And JF Griffith DDS Box 74 Davis, W. Va. Phone: 259-5322 Prescriptions, Gifts, Greeting Cards, Cosmetics, Film, And Magazines, Davis, WV 26260 GILMORE INSURANCE AGENCY Joe Gilmore Jr. Auto, Fire, Homeowners, Life, Health, Bonds Located At Federal Building Parsons W. Va. Phone: 478-3001 IN OAKLAND it's 4 'ttta ivcH 4 4 7{ftax Ui M. D. Jack Jones, Prop. A 129 Second Street Oakland, Md. Phone 334 9211 We Rent Tuxedoes Every town has one-a shop with a little bit of everything: Fine Gifts Souvenirs Ladies Boutique Taste Bud Teasers and more. A Second Choice shop (consignment)- our newest addition. William Avenue Davis, West Virginia 26260 304 259-5323 186 GREENLEIF FUNERAL HOME 214 Walnut St. Parsons, WV Boosting Tucker County High School LAMBERST DEPT. STORE 478-2231 Agnes B. Greenleif-Dir. David K. Greenleif-Dir. 327 First Street Parsons WV 26287 MAXWELL CONSTRUCTION CO. Phone 478-2040 DIBACCO’S SHOP-N-SAVE We Do: Building Construction Foundation Backhoe Work Septic Work “If It Can Be Done . . . We Can Do It!” Groceries Meats Produce Pray For Peace FIRST NATIONAL BANK 201 First St. Parsons, Wv. Va 478-2461 Full Service Bank Member: Federal Reserve System F.D.I.C. NATIONAL BANK OF DAVIS Phone: 259-5201 Davis West Virginia 26260 We Offer: Walk Up-Drive Up Facility 24 Hour Depository High Yielding Certificate Of Deposit Savings-Checking, Accts-Now Accounts Loans For All Purposes Banking Designed To Meet Your Needs” Member FDIC Eact Acct. Insured To $100 000 THE PARSONS ADVOCATE Established 1896 The Only Newspaper In The Whole World Published By And For The People Of Tucker County 212 Main St Parsons, WV 478- 3533 R.H. ARMSTRONG INC. Builders Of Highways And By-Ways Asphalt Plants Located At Beverly, Sheer And Romney, W. Va. Equipment Rentals Of All Kinds Good Advice Free Estimates R.K. Sturms, Pres. Route 219 South Porterwood, W. Va. Phone: 478-2400 ADKINS HOME CENTER, INC. Route 72 North Parsons. W. Va. 26287 Phone: 478-2488 Or 478-2241 Homelite Chain Saws, Ashley Wood Coal Heaters, Housewares, Gifts, And Complete Line Of Building And Remodeling Supplies 189 BUFFALO COAL COMPANY DAVIS TRUCKING COMPANY DELSIGNORE LUMBER COMPANY President-Carl Delsignore Congratulations From BARB’S DRUG STORE 104 Walnut Street Parsons. WV 26287 %. BISHOFFS AUTO % CENTER Health Food, Vitamin Center Hallmark Cards Gifts Russel Stover Candies Parsons. WV Photographic Supplies 26287 Art Supplies Cosmetics For Fast Dependable Service Phone 478-3661 MINERS AND MERCHANTS BANK 463-4155 Serving You Since 1902 Hours: Main Lobby, Monday Friday-9 to 2p.m. Friday Evenings 4 to 8 p.m. Drive-In, Monday-Thurs 9 to 5 p.m. Friday-9 a.m. To 8 p.m. Try Our New Walk-Up Drive-In Facility 191 OLD TOWN SHOPPE 309 1st Street Parsons. WV 26287 Ladies Apparel Gifts And Accessories (nJcstCTH MOTELS ---------- BEST WESTERN ALPINE LODGE SANDY’S Midtown Plaza Oakland. MD 21550 Featuring “The Sawmill” A Family Restaurant And Indoor Swimming Davis. WV 26260 Congratulations From: HARPER’S AUTO REPAIR Water Street PARSONS. W. VA. 26207 NEW IMAGE BEAUTY SALON Paul. W. Harper. Sr. Paul. W. Harper. Jr. specialize in car Button painting a mechanics Rt 72 Parsons, WV 26287 478-2421 Best Of Luck From: Dede, Dana. Brenda And Pam Talk To “Button” 192 MANY THANKS TO MIKE LEDDEN FOR ALL HIS HELP IN PROVIDING THIS YEARBOOK WITH PHOTOS. MIKE’S HELP IS GREATLY APPRECIATED! The following individuals made contributions toward the completion and fulfillment of this year book; May your dedication to the students, and your unselfishness be rewarded. PATRONS PAT CARR STANLEY AND ELIZABETH HEHLE JERRY DELUCA AUVILTOWN GROCERY MICHAEL AND JEAN LEDDEN KNICELY’S FIRESTONE SPONSORS Dominic Gennantonio Patti Helmick Nora Anderson Mary Hall Alisa Paugh Connie Huffman Bridget Dumire Dawn Jean Shepard Tammy Cross Crystal Roth Kennetha Kidwell Charles Roseneau Curtis Winner Ruth Mullenax Kim Bonner Danny Hebb Noon Racing Joe Bava, Jr. Susan Bava Michael Ledden Lulu Bava Tom Fankhauser and Lisa Riccotelli Michelle Hott Mr. and Mrs. Gary Lipscomb Jodi DeMent Pam Hedrick Coach Wm. “Wonderful” Haddox Lee Kelley Eugene Roy Lonnie R. Dotson Ruth Ann Cooper Susan Knotts Christine A. Meyer, R.N. Jared M. Parsons Pat and Sheila Crakes Kermit and Ruth Bonner Bob Gutshall Willard Wilson Holly Ledden Judy Bava Melanie Bava Jean Ledden Forrest Smith 194 A QUEEN—LEGEND OF BEAUTY AND MAJESTY- DEB STURMS 1981 TUCKER COUNTY FAIR QUEEN AND HER ESCORT GENE FIKE 195 “Free To Be You And Me” Tucker County High School's First Dramatic Production MISS MOE AND MISS MARSHALL RECEIVE PRAISES FOR THEIR DIRECTION AND MUSICAL RENDITION A LOT OF HARD WORK AND MANY HOURS OF PREPARATION PAY OFF . . . 197 198 Oh, you handsome devils! 200