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

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3... 2... 1 . . . Timing is the name of the game as Jed Drenning prepares to punt while Carmen Del sign ore holds back the Sissen ville defense during the playoff game at Buchannon. All tuckered out from Southern's defense, Chopper Evans glances toward the ecstat- ic Mt. Lion cheering section with an exhausted look. Inspecting Kevin Hebb's arm, Coach Gutshall replies, Don’t be such a whimp! Nothing’s broke. while Darrell Nestor takes heed of what's going on in the field. Tucker County Football Team: Back row: Coach Danny Fairbanks. Patrick Miller. Buck Clark. Scott Filler. Scott Eichelberger. Todd Bowley. Matt Wilfong. Doug Knotts. Duane Dilly. Paul Wamsley. Steve Burns. Todd Snyder. Mike Hedrick. John Moss. Jarrod Whitehair, Kevin Cummings. Eric Dilly, Trainer Tom Gutshall. Coach Bill Ro- senau. Student Trainer Donna Parsons. Jeff Shehan. Student Trainer Lesley Parsons. Steve McDonald, Chip Nelson. Darrell Nestor, Shane Haddox. Mike Flanagan. David Murphy. Donald Arbogast. Darrin Moss, Duane Sikarskie. Eddie Carr. Beaver Barb. Eric Roy. Chad Smith. Coach Greg Snyder, Head Coach Bill Haddox. Jerry Sturm, Kevin Hebb. Chopper Evans. John Rapp. Del ton Rhoades. Carmen Del Signore, Jed Drenning. Shawn Long. Scott Ramsey. Allen Loughry. Eddie Parsons. Jeff Hardy. John Grafton. Jim Ambrose, B.J. Maxwell. Manager A. J. Jones. David Jones. Russell Gilmore. Curtis Bates. J.T. Woods, John Hinkle, Mark Burns. B.J. Davis. Aaron Dean, Leroy Bava. Cary Wilson, Aaron Fansler. Joey Parsons. Todd Oaster. Jay Newman. Varsity Football -

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For an encore When looking back on the past year's football season it seems to have closely resembled the season of the previous year. But little did most people know that that year was a very significant one in the football records of Tucker County High School. When looking at the season record most people saw 9 wins and one loss, but under the surface there was much more to consider. The season was an 8 and 0 opener, the best start ever of a season in the football records at TCHS. Counting the 7 games in a row at the end of the 1986 football season, and the 8 games won at the beginning of the 1987's season, our team had a 15 game winning streak. Adding up the points of the 1987's regular season, we finally broke the 300 point marker by scoring 301 points total. Our guys came back for an encore from 1986's show, but it seemed that the encore just wasnt enough but, to the senior players of 1988: Jim Ambrose (SE), Carmen DelSignore (FL), Jed Drenning (QB), Chop- per Evans (G), John Grafton (TE), Jeff Hardy (G), John Harper (G), Kevin Hebb (TE), Shawn Long (T), Allen Loughry (G), B.J. Maxwell (SE), Eddie Parsons (G), Scott Ramsey (T), John Rapp (C), and Del ton Rhoades (FB), a special thanks for your wonderful encore. Grafton 19-13 Musselman 28-14 Frankfort 18-7 Pocahontas Co. A Central Preston Elkins Cy 24-14 42-8 30-6 South Harris - Petersburg Southern Ma 42-14 38-6 26-33 Beall Md. 34-14 9 wins 1 loss 9-1 is the best season in the history of the school and though the boys are not completely sat- isfied. in the coming years they will realize how well they’ve really done. Coach Haddox 8 Varsity Football

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‘LET'S GET 'EM! Roars Mike Flanagan as he lunges to block, as Jed Drenning enthusias- tically yells. “I'm right behind you! We'll get out revenge! Taunts the Mt. Lion Cheerleaders while they impatiently await the arrival of the Lions onto the field. OUCH!!! Shrieks B.J. Maxwell as he blocks an extra point for the Indians, barely excaping a cleet in his jaw. Protecting the ball, like a gold coin. Shane Haddox and Del ton Rhoades strive across the field to score six more. 10 Varsity Football