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

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Balfour's display of servor paraphernalia is carefully examined by Teresa Williams, president and Brenda Dilly , Class Representative. Carolyn Bostic Madonna Burns Pam Chenoweth Ruth Cooper Diane Cosner Carol Crosten 36 ■ Faculty The science test will just have to wait while Mr. Snyder and Dana Matlick pose for a photo.

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 4 THE HISTORY OF TCHS ACADEMICS: 1988- Marla Gilmore won Best of Fair' at the State Level Science and Engineering Fair and 3rd in her division at the national level. 1987- TCHS receives their first class via Tl- IN satellite mi- lua m “That's not the answer got. expresses Senior Kris Fink to Senior Kim Rosenau during their college English Class while Se- nior John Rapp relies on Senior Heather Worden's answer. Trying to cram those twenty pages of notes in a few glances, which were so easi- ly forgotten the night before. Senior Jenni- fer Jones prepares for her semester finals. Academics Divider 35

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Students Eggstoticolly Study Parenting m The students in Miss Harman's Adult Roles and Functions Class had a unique project this year. Each student was given an “egg- child to care for. These “babies were to be treated as if they were alive. Some of the kids were the new parents to twins or maybe even triplets. 4s the days progressed, it be- came harder to care for the chil- dren. 4s it seemed the entire stu- dent body claimed to be stealing The satellite physics class shows off their beachwear during spirit week. eggs for other causes; after all Mrs. Roy's breakfast is the days most important meal. At the end of two weeks a mother's or fathers grade de- pended on the care of their kids. Charges of abuse and neglegence could result in a low grade. Heart- broken mothers brought their cases in front of the Tucker Coun- ty High School Family Court. The school's biggest scandal took place when a group of stu- dents, the Three Amigos, kid- napped Donna Hebb's infant and held it for ransom. There were many loopholes in both the case for the defense and the prosecu- tion. Defense Attorney, Roger Cate, was eventually convicted. Mr. Cate wanted a retrial or the grounds of stolen evidence. The accused thief was the prosecuting attorney. The project turned out to be a real learning experience for ev- eryone involved. A look of excitement comes over Todd Oaster’s face over Mrs. Chenoweth's En- glish assignment. Jerry Deluca Matt Dibacco Cindy Drake John Eye Harold Fansier Harold Fox Faculty - 37