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

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 Boy. I don't know what they put in my ice cream, but It sure does make me pucker up ques- tions Brian Quattro. TCHS is known for their crowds and spirit. To understand this, check out the sizes of those mouths those hoops and hollars come out of. As Kim Rosenau flutters a mime. Ruth Pollock realizes that she is portraying a butterfly. THERE’S NO ESCAPING The teacher named Mrs. Roy There was one teacher in TCHS that you just could not get away from. No matter how many schedule changes you went through, you still had this person. This teacher was none other than Mrs. Carol Roy. 4s a junior, you could of had her for World Cul- tures. But, as a senior, you had to have her for CA E. There was no get- ting around it. Mrs. Roy was known for creativity. On her taxes, she had real situations. It might of been Mr. George Marigold who was di- vorced with three kids. You might have had to do a W-4 form on him. In CA E, you also par- ticipated in mock trials. After you studied how the government and law worked, the class re- ceived papers on the situ- ations and characters. You were to act out these roles and perform a mock trial. You could of been the defense lawyer of a kidnapper or the kid- napped victim's boyfriend. The ups and downs of the stock market also contributed to Mrs. Roy's class. You could of invest- ed into different compa- nies. 4s you noted from day to day changes of Wall Street, you could of come out ahead or fell way behind. Even though they griped then, down the road as they reminisce of their high school years, Mrs. Roy will most likely come up in the conversation. 52 - Seniors HE-LA

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Nothing like a big bear hug. es- pecially from Seniors Kim Ro- se nau and Heather Worden. THE FINAL PARTY Seniors wish it could last forever WHO: ALL SENIORS OF 1988 WHAT: A PARTY WHEN: AFTER GRADUATION TIL? WHERE: MY HOUSE WHY: TO CE LB RATE GRADUATION Yeah, it will be really great, my mom and dad are leaving for the week to visit friends as soon as graduation is over. Their suit- cases are already in the trunk. I told them that I was having a few friends over and they can stay all night if they want. Of course we'll have plenty of food and drinks. I've been stashing my closet full of junk and I told ev- eryone to bring something 'cause know how you guys like to eat. No. don’t worry about dropping or spilling anything on the floor or breaking any of mom's valuables. I have plenty of cleaners, sponges, and scrub- brushes for the carpet, and I am putting all the breakables in a box in my room. Well. I guess I'll see you there, tell everyone to spread the word .............. ..................... Yeah. I do think that everyone had a great time, and there were only a few minor spills, nothing that I couldn't take care of. I think I counted about eighty people all together but it wasn't over- crowded. Everyone kept coming in and out. Did you see all that food. think I'll be eating chips and pretzels for the next year or so. No. I didn 't know Melody and Jerry got together that night. Did you see Scott? think he was the center of attention. Mom and dad should be coming back tomorrow, and after I put everything back in place, the house will look like it had never been touched. I am very happy with the way everything turned out. yet a little sad too. I wish these times could last forever. • Proud of her new edition. Laura Hissam flaunts her children to Rochelle Rosier. Off to another game. Seniors Sandra Burton and Ann Dear- born send the Lions off with a large message. GE-HE Seniors - 51

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Darrell W. Heckler Mark L. Heckler Jerry L. Helmick. Jr. Matthew C. Hemmick Robin K. Hershman William W. Hunt Richard D. Hunt Cindy L. Jones Amelia J. Jefferson Jennifer J. Jones Kevin W. Jones Rebecca L. Judy Clifford F. Kincaid Penelope L. Lambert Barbara J. Damson He-La Seniors - 53