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

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Joey Eskridge (9) Greg Evans (10) Julie Evans (9) David Evick (11) Eric Evick (10) WINTER SPORTS Cold but fun Many people didn 't en- joy the winter months be- cause of bad roads and stormy days. They tended to forget that winter was good for something. The joy of skiing for one. Not too many people liked the fact of putting on big boots and locking them- selves into skis, but it real- ly was very enjoyable. Sled riding was another big sport. Alot of crazy kids jumped on big plastic sleds and flew down hills like nothing. Those of you who thought winter was a big drag, should have brightened up and tried these crazy, enjoyable, but sometimes cold sports.

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Dawn Crossland (10) Holly CrowI (10) Julie CrowI (10) Missy CrowI (11) Kevin Cummings (10) Chris Cussins (11) B.J. Davis (9) Aaron Dean (9) Sarah Dearborn (9) Wendy Delaney (10) Duane Dilly (10) Eric Dilly (9) Shawn Dilly (9) Karl Dotson (10 Stephanie Drumheller (10) Scott Eichelberger (10) Mike Ends (11) Paul Ends (11) Terri Helms tells Reshelle Spessert and Joan Warner that loading the chip machine is so easy she can do it with her eyes dosed, as Crissy Sutton glances at the scoreboard and just can't believe her eyes and Stephanie Hansford gives Mera Critterden moral support as she explains why they are 30 minute late for class. 68-Underclassmen CR-EV

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Marcy Evick (9) Chris Fairchild (9) Aaron Fansler (9) Kenny Fansler (11) John Felton (9) SMOKE STALLS Lingering bad habits What smelled like a stale cigarette that lin- gered like a bad habit? If you guessed the T.C.H.S. girl's bathroom you hit the nail on the head. The smoke alarms obviously had no affect. Every girl that walked out of the small restroom could have been a walking Marl- boro advertisement. The restrooms were thor- oughly cleaned daily but always filthy after a full day of use. One almost had to carry a knife to cut the smoke in order to find the sink. The girls were usually able to reach a ha- ven in the second hall un- til last year. Then Miss Harman's classes became a blessing- a clean bath- room was anything short of a miracle. If the walls could talk they probably would have only dreams of the dean air they once had and are begging to get back. Literally, falling asleep between classes. Jennifer Nestor tries to catch a few Z's while Tammy Knotts tells her a few bedtime stories, and Richard Wolford asks, how fast can you type relief? as he quickly types S-L-E-E-P. Strictly obeying the rules. Ricky Poling and Kevin Helmick faithfully wear their safety glasses in Auto Body. What a fashion statement. 70-Underclassmen EV-GO