West Hopkins High School - Rebel Yearbook (Nebo, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1982 volume:

3 4 TABLE OF CONTENTS Faculty 7 Seniors 17 Underclassmen 37 Activities 57 Sports 81 Organizations 103 Ads 119 BUSINESS VOCATION AL The term “Cooperative Business and Voca- tional Education Programs” refers to a program of vocational education for persons, who through a cooperative arrangement between the school and employers, receive instruction, including re- quired academic courses and related vocational instruction by alternation of study in school and on-the-job training in a related occupational field. The basic purpose of the Cooperative Business and Vocational Education Program is to prepare students for useful employment in an occupa- tional field of their choice. The Vocational Department is participating in a new curriculum program this year. Com- pentency Based Vocational Education is a new approach to individualized learning. Homemak- ing tasks that have been identified, are tasks that each student should successfully accomplish by the end of their Senior year. Loretta Crowe Tana Aldridge Debbie Duncan Sherry Smith Alice Carroll Randall Hollis Wayne Clark Marion Gill Dwayne Vinson 8 ENGLISH — LANGUAGE ARTS The Language Arts program at West Hopkins offers many opportunities for learn- ing. There are programs of solid basics in French and English and opportunities for fur- ther enrichment and intrinsic reward in other Arts. The French program is two years and fulfills a requirement in the foreign language area for an academic diploma. Classes con- centrate on French grammar and an awarness of the French people and their culture. The English program can be a four year comprehensive one, encompassing grammar, American and British literature, reading and composition. Courses of an artistic nature are not re- quired for any diploma but are interesting and fun. West Hopkins offers Band and Chorus as four year programs and Art as a three year program. There are contests in each of these areas which provide a challenge to the student and allow him to win prizes, scholarships and recommendations for his work. Through its Literature program West Hopkins has made great strides and hopes to enlarge the program in the future. Maribellc Cole Alice Parker Carolyn Ridenour Katherine Simons Debby Hoodcnpyle Linda Bearden R. H. Pruitte MATH SCIENCE The faculty of the math department feels that all students should be taught the basic principles of mathematics. In conjunction, the student must also be prepared to apply these basics to their everyday needs. We feel that a student who is not prepared to adulthood will not be adequately prepared for college or vocational studies involving the application of fundamental mathematics. We try to stimulate students to become ac- tive in mathematics and to apply their skills in a consumer type atmosphere. We feel that once they do initiate their skills, they will soon be rewarded by the respect of their families and peers, thus completing the learn- ing cycle. The earlier this primary reinforcement oc- curs, the sooner the student will begin his next learning experience in mathematics; thus, one successful learning experience leads to another. The Science Program at West Hopkins consists of General Science, Physical Science, Biology, Chemistry and Physics. This pro- gram is designed to meet the needs and in- terests of the students of West Hopkins and to fit the capabilities of the teachers. The science offerings meet the requirements of the State Board of Education and the Southern Association of Schools. Don Clayton Mike Crowe Mike Duncan Jewell Logan David Jessup Sherley Sisk HEALTH P.E. The Health and Physical Education Department strives to contribute to the mental, emotional, and physical development of the individual. Through a variety of ac- tivities, one learns competencies in various group and in- dividual sports in which sportsmanship, cooperation, and a competitive attitude are developed. The Health and Physical Education Department com- bines both work and play in the educating and practicing of habits which contribute to a healthy and physically fit individual. Gayle Davis George Dever Doug Harris SOCIAL STUDIES THE BASIC ROLE OF THE SOCIAL STUDIES The basic role of our social studies program is to provide the motivation, understanding, knowledge, and skills necessary for effective citizenship in the United States. We feel that each individual, regardless of abili- ty, is involved in experiences that are beneficial in learning to live with others. Also it would be ideal if each pupil developed an understanding of the basic principle of democracy to the extent that he she would become a useful, patriotic citizen. The social studies program is intended to offer opportunities for each pupil to develop: 1. An understanding of his responsibility in help- ing to perpetuate our democratic society. 2. Knowledge of how to recognize and successful- ly deal with prejudice and propaganda. 3. Knowledge and understanding of the physical and social conditions that exist in the world. 4. Knowledge and appreciation of the rich social, political, and economic heritage that belongs to the people of the United States. 5. A sense of loyalty or patriotism to the prin- ciples upon which the government of the United States is based. 6. Skills, habits and attitudes that are essential to the social studies and to good citizenship in a democratic republic. 12 THE SPECIALISTS Ruth Martin Guidance Counselor Phillip Noel Resource Room Barbara Hollis Librarian Gee, does anyone know where the cash register is? Basketball is my goal! That was the President! Horsey and me are ready to help Daddy!! This is another fine mess I’ll get Let's just hurry and get this over with! Teddybear is made out of C6 H,206 mommy into. PRINCIPAL — GARY MORGAN It’s the aim of the administration and faculty of West Hopkins High School to make all students welcome and to assist, guide and inspire them in the development of their full potential as an individual. We hope to provide a school curriculum, along with other school activities, which will meet the needs and desires of all pupils and which will give them an opportunity to live, work, and grow with a feeling of security in a free democratic environment. 14 PERSONNEL Charlotte Ethridge Secretary Hilda Lamb Records Clerk Marsha Adcock Charlotte Lutz Teacher’s Aides 15 17 21 22 23 24 26 mmtE «e.Awe® an® «®«1N «EASBSN Most Valuable Best All-Around Mike Scott and Tressa Johnson Todd Goodakcr and Slcnda Johnston WHO’S WHO SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS — L. to R.: Karla Brown, Sec.; Tressa Johnson, Vice-Pres., Shala Lynn, Treas., Tami Mercer, Student Council Rcprc.; Laura Dever, Pres.; Tim Traylor, Sgt. of Arms. In all that I've done and all that I’ve learned I’ve searched for a ‘ ‘Me, ” for others to see, Upon looking up after three years gone by l found another page of my life had turned. The simple happenings of today Will be great memories tomorrow. And the fact that we can’t do it again Might bring us a bit of sorrow. Yet, the simple fact that we 've lived life once, Will let us think it a success And the years to come will prove to us This year has been better than all the rest. ..am Author Unknown e Jit oho £92 Friendly exceptional A very special group of people who have succeeded in accomplishing an important goal in their lives. HARD WORKERS Alert TOUGH OUR SENIOR YEAR Cammie Morrow — Ending the old. Beginning the new. Steve Utterback — Youth .. . a i age of time. • udy Ramsey — Dizzy friends, n ever ends. Karen Woodall — Sho Jong, happy, sa.d. mine. Troy Neisz 4- Ballgam est? weekends, fun. Bill Brown At Plenty of hoiqefrork. Dale Beaver - Looking for winter; faithfully deterj; Dennis Cardenas - Beginning ofa new chapter. Regina Nelson - A Monday thobugh Friday job. Laura DeveJ'— Loafing, laughing unaticsj being late. Ellen Estep — Fun, short, crazy, and sad. Slenda Johjnston — Frmt loops, frills. Friday oignts. Julie Wyatt — Growing up, good tmieg , graduation. Robyn Bearden — Finals, forgetting, friends, fun forev . Margaret, Johnson — Realizing this iajt! • � Cl What do ya say, Frank? Eccp!! Honk Kong Phooey! ‘Solitude Take one down, pass it around “Modern Problems” I m missing General Hospital! Larry, Curly. Moe On the road again Kiss her West Prep?? Never!! JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Pres. Kathy Kirkwood V. Pres. Loretta Madison Sec. Jennifer Holmes Trcas. Kelly Lovell Sgt. at Arms Patrick Yates Student Council Rep. Donna Moore Class Favorites Patrick Yates Donna Moore Jeff Adcock LaDonna Alexander Rusty Almon Lisa Baker Todd Barrow Ty Barrow Shane Bevill Steve Blanchard Tommy Blanchard Carrie Brown Charlotte Brown Donna Brown Terry Brown Dwayne Cain Randy Capps Allen Carroll Gerri Carter Otis Chamberlain Stephanie Chancellor Sandy Copeland Tim Creekmur Wade Crook Bobby Crook Debbie Dailey Jackie Dalton Teresa Dame Brenda Dunbar Kent Dunbar Mike Durham Richard Ellis David English Pam English Tammy Flyr Brad FoUin Marcella Franklin Wendy Gates Carolyn Gill Mia Goodaker Jerry Green Jana Hamby i John Hargrove Cindy Haller Chad Hawkins April Hendrix Penny Hester Vada Hibbs Jennifer Holmes Terry Holzhauser Anthony Horner Shelly Hughes Charlotte Hunt Dianna Ipock Jeff Jackson Wally Jackson Darla Johnson Debbie Jones Kathy Kirkwood Keith Kirkwood Tamnn Kirkwood Tony Knight Kim Kowalsowski Glenn Lacy Ann Lewis Bobby Love 40 Anihony Mangum Lauri Martin Lexia McKnight Ray Meridcth Sonya Messa more Tim Metzinger Jodie Mitchell Donna Moore John Morrow Ricky Morrow Barbara Mullins Steve Nesmith Melissa Pagano Kenny Parker Terry Parker Tony Peyton Darin Phillips Ricky Pitt Mona Pleasant Dana Robinson John Ruddcll Jeff Rust Terri Scott Beverly Seiber 41 42 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS SMOKiNb Z7HE Officers: L to R: Student Coun. Rep., Sherri Traylor, Sgt. at Arms. Roy Donaldson, Vice Pres., Tammy Aiken, Pres., Melody Green, Sec., Jill Eli, Trcas.. Mike Martin. Melody Green Jesse Hendrix Donna Adamson Kim Adcock Tammy Aiken Anthony Allen Jim Baggett Kenneth Bearden Terri Beaver Cindy Boyd Dale Brown Keila Brown Tim Brown Karen Clayton Kevin Clayton Cindy Clemmons Keith Cottoncr Leigh Crawford Meko Crook Jan Cullen Jeff Cunningham Ginger Davis Dale Day Roy Donaldson Scott Dunning Lynn Durham 45 Danny Eastcrwook Jill Eli Julie Farmer Tony Gates Melody Green Daniel Griffin 3 Maye Beth Hallum John Harris Sonya Harison Wayne Hart Sandy Hayden k T Tina Hayden Chris Hayes Forrest Hearrin Jesse Hendrix - A - w Jeanetta Hibbs Mark Hibbs Darryl Hines Patricia Holzauser Kathy Johnson Sheila Johnson V. I -Jif- 4 rv .ir. • t Dirk Hobgood Tommy Hogan Roy Holbrook Ernest Holmes 1 ■ g • fpp . ; ' JL 7 Steve Johnson Vonda Johnson Dawn Long Paul Love f' s i N c i - -} A la? ' t ; 46 Betty Spivey Karen Stanley Tina Tapp Tammic Taylor Parrish Terry Rita Todd Wetyna Todd Lisa Traylor Sherrie Traylor Beth VandenBrink Terri Walker Billy Watson Larry Watson Mike Martin Richard Martin Tim Martin Roger Meredith Greg Mitchell Sabrena Mitchell Tracy Morgan Lisa Morris Angie Morrow Renee Nelson Donna Osborn Roycc Pettus Mike Peyton Kelly Price Jimmy Pride Kelly Pryor Tammy Richard Genise Riggs Stacey Riggs Renee Roberts 47 Rodney Watts • MA Mark Weir I dare ya! Tim White Audra Wilcox Mike Williams Orbie Wilson Cynthia Workman Teresa Wright Rodney Wooslcy PI P| Ay r v 1 ,« ™ fjj ifj Choosing Which will you have, a ball or a cake? A cake is so nice, yes that's what I’ll take. Which will you have, a cake or a cat? A cat is so soft, I think I'll take that. Which will you have, a cat or a rose, A rose is so sweet. I'll have that, I suppose. Which will you have a rose or a book? A book full of pictures? — Oh, do let me look. Eleanor Farjeon 48 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Pres. Greg Michael, V. Pres., Bill Baggett Sec., Tammy Barnhill, Treas., Tammy Hart, (Not Pictured). Sgt. at Arms, Carlton Cot- toner, Student Coun. Rep., Tracy Peyton. There are no reluctant leaders. A real leader must really want the job ... If you find need for a leader and have to coax or urge your selection, you’ll be well advised to pass. 50 Joseph Bcshear James Blackburn Lisa Bowles Larry Boyd Danny Bratcher Karen Brown Loretta Allen Brenda Anglin Daren Arnold Bill Baggett Tammy Barnhill Karine Belt Nancy Brown Samantha Brown Machcllc Buntin Brian Bundcn Chris Carroll Jay Carter THEY ARE LANDING! INVADED BY THE FRESHMEN!!! 51 FRESHMEN AND THEIR TOYS Donavon Fox Brenda Foe Pam Gates Synthia Grimes Terri Hancock Jeff Harper Tamra Hart Tamara Hayden Terry Hearrin Tabatha Hibbs Richard Hicks Michelle Holmes Melinda Holzhauscr Kelvin Hopson Tim Hughes Monica Johnson Susan Johnson Michael Johnston Darlene Kyle Alan Laffoon 53 La Don na Rhcw Rodney Russell Angie Schmidt Carroll Scott Julie Scott Geneva Sims Craig Warrick Angie Watts Richard White David Wilson Randall Winters Joann Woodruff Barry Wyatt Keith Wyatt Sherry Wyatt John Young Not Pictured Michelle Gay Terri Johnson Al Sanchez Tammy Wilson Chris Cain William Jones James Dunbar Mike Lutz Keith McKinney Angela Martin Brian Moore David Skinner Douglas York Titus Hollie 56 Seniors: Jeff Jackson and Tammy Flyr. A N N U A L Sponsor: Miss Maribelle Cole. rrvnrr. Editors: Slenda Johnston and Julie Wyatt. 58 Faculty: Loretta Madison. Artist: Jeff Jackson. Advertising: Rhonda Todd. Activities: Kim Kowalkowski and Wendy Gates. Sports: Jeff Adcock and Otis Chamberlain. Organizations: Terri Smith and Teresa Dame. 59 You warn it now? Dear Santa Did you know ... What a you talkin ’bout?” Quit blowing in my car! Says who! ONE CASUAL DAY ... The students were working very hard .. . ... while the teachers were lying around. WEST HOPKINS BAND R. H. Pruitte Director Band Officers Slenda Johnston — President Troy Neisz — Vice Pres. Terri Beaver — Secretary Margeret Johnson — Librarian D.E. — Marketing and distributive education is a vocational education program that combines work and study for students interested in merchandising, marketing, management and service operations. The depth of study in each area depends on the occupational goal a student selects. The Business Co-op class is designed to review and put into practice basic skills the students will use on their job. 71 72 CLASS OF '82 Mr. Gary Morgan 8 Dr‘ David B. Gover Principal 2 Jw 1 Agriculture....Z------.7?S .. . , v.. ...Mk...... Roy Day All Around Boy....................................Steve I ttcrback I All Around Girl................................... Roby n Bearden Art . . .1....•if................................. Alphjt Watson Athletics. Boys ..ffi............|.................Dana Johnson Athletics, Girls.............................................Robyn Bearden Laura Devcr Band......................................... Margaret Johnson Slenda Johnston Black History...............................................Shelly Hughes Business and Office, .,.......................... Michelle Capps L, fH Tami Mercer Good Citizen Award................................. Hill Brown Distributive Education .............................Tony Ray English JM........................................ Laura Dever Home Economics .................................'Cammie Morrow French «ia..........................................Bill Brown '■f, Judy Ramsey m History, American .................................... Judy Ramsey Industrial Arts........................................Boyd Neal Math...................................................Bill Brown Music Chorus.......................................... Judy Ramsey Steve Utterback PE Boys.................................................Tim Traylor PE Girls..............................................Tami Mercer Science....................................................... Bill Brown Mike Scott Social Studies........................................ Judy Ramsey Service ............................................. Julie Wyatt Yearbook ...........................................Slenda Johnston Julie Wyatt Outstanding Student........................................... Bill Brown 79 If you found any errors, it's not our fault! HE. EL II SPORTS I I VARSITY BOYS Top: Jeff Slum, Jerry Green, Tim Traylor, David Basham, Roy Donaldson, Patrick Yales, Tracy Williams, Coach Beshear. Bottom: Mike Donaldson. Dana Johnson, Glenn Lacy, Ricky Morrow, Terrance Minor, Randy Capps. JUNIOR VARSITY Top: Alan Laffoon, Mike Donaldson, Jeff Stum, Randy Capps. Glenn Lacy. Bottom: Don Fox, Carlton Cottoncr, Ricky Morrow, Daryl Hines, Keith Taylor. Not Pictured: Rodney Watts, Tracy Williams. 82 David Basham Patrick Yates Ricky Morrow Roy Donaldson Randy Capps Dana Johnson f f f V Jerry Green Tim Traylor Glen Lacy Terrance Minor Mike Donaldson Jeff Stum GIRLS VARSITY — Left to Right Back Row: Manager Jeff Adcock, Tressa Johnson, Lisa Baker, Laura Dever, Michelle Gay. Sherry Traylor, Phyllis Green. Front Row: Tammy Hart, Angie Morrow, Robyn Bearden, Meko Crook, Tammy Kirkwood, Stacy Pryor. JUNIOR VARSITY — Left to Right: Angie Morrow, Linda Reeder, Tammy Hart, Sherry Wyatt, Sherry Traylor, Moryla Pleasant, Stacy Pryor, Zola Carter. Donnell Morrow. TTTTYS-Ii Jill Eli Cynthia Workman Nancy Brown Teresa Peyton Patricia Wyatt Sponsor Michelle Holmes 89 Traci Peyton Kathy Kirkwood Leigh Crawford Zola Carter. Stacy Pryor. Tammy Hart, Sherry Wyatt, Moryla Pleasant, Linda Reeder, Donnell Morrow. FRESHMEN Top: Mr. Sigler. Mike Donaldson, Carlton Cottoncr, Jeff Stum. Randy Winters, Kelvin Hopson, Stacy Blackburn. Alan Laffoon. Bottom: Larry Stoafer, Don Fox, Steve Dame, Mike Lutz, Tony Mercer, Mike Delano, Titus Hollic. REBEL ROSTER Baseball Coach — Steve Sigler Team Roster Tim Traylor......................Sr. Bill Holmes.......................Sr Gary Lutz.........................Jr Butch Yeisley....................Jr, Butch Donaldson ............... Soph Kelly Pryor.....................Soph Tommy Hogan.....................Soph Jesse Hendrix...................Soph Mike Donaldson................... Fr Alan Laffoon......................Fr Chris Thomas..................... Fr Brian Burden......................Fr Tony Mercer.......................Fr Craig Warrick.....................Fr Mike Lutz.........................Fr L to R: Melody Green. Teresa Peyton, Robyn Bearden. Laura Dever, Jill Eli. and Renee Nelson. TENNIS TEAM L to R: Rusty Almon. Bill Brown. Jeff Stum, Ricky Lutz, Shane Bevill, Dirk Hobgood, Mike Scott, and Keith Taylor. 99 1982 GIRLS TRACK TEAM JENNIFER HOLMES TAMMY SUMMERS AUDRA WILCOX STEPHANIE FOX MONICA JOHNSON CHRISTY KIRKWOOD MICHELL SIMCOX STACY BRATCHER Top, L to R: Steve Johnson, Mr. Allen, Larry Watson, Keith Kirkwood, Jerry Green, Jeff Jackson, Dana Johnson, Jimmy Pride, Chris Marks, Bill Baggett, Darryl Hines, Rodney Watts, Tim Lutz, Gary Lutz, and Butch Yeisley. TRACK ATHLETIC AWARDS 110% Field Goal % Free Throw % Assists Defense Rebounds BASKETBALL David Basham Roy Donaldson Roy Donaldson Roy Donaldson Jerry Green Roy Donaldson and J( -ry Green Robyn Bearden Laura Dever Robyn Bearden Laura Dever Trcssa Johnson Lisa Baker and Phyllis Green TRACK 110% Keith Kirkwood and Dana Johnson Field Points Jerry Green Running Points Steve Johnson Christy Kirkwood Jennifer Holmes Tammy Summers and Michelle Simcox BASEBALL 110% Best Batting Average Best Pitcher Most Home Runs Gary Lutz Mike Donaldson Tint Traylor Charles Brown HONORED A THLETES Robyn Bearden and Laura Dever STUDENT COUNCIL Officers: Pres., B. Brown, V. Pres., M. Johnson, See., S. Johnston, Treas.. K. Spence, Sgt. at Arms, T. Traylor, Sponsor. Mr. Duncan. Student Council is the governing body of the school. It consists of hard-working youth trying to learn more about the way of govern- ment as well as help the school. In the past Student Council has done many things for the school. These things include: setting up chapel programs, providing a choice of salad and drink in the lunchroom, and setting up the calendar. the inside story 104 BETA CLUB OFFICERS — Pres.. Bill Brown, V. Pres., Steve Utterback, Sec., Julie Wyatt. Trcas.. Margaret Johnson, Sgt. at Arms., Patrick Yates, Sponsors: Mrs. Parker, Mr. Clayton. Mr. Harris. SENIORS AND JUNIORS Officers: Pres., Robyn Bearden; V. Pres., Tressa Johnson; Sec., Tami Mercer; Treas., Shala Lynn; Student Coun. Rep., Laura Dever; Spirit Leader, Donna Moore; Sponsor: Miss Gill. 106 SOPHOMORES AND FRESHMEN FHA Future Homemakers of America is the stu- dent organization for Vocational Home Economics. The FHA at West Hopkins was chartered in 1964. Mona Pleasant is the 2nd Regional Reporter. The chapter impact this year is “Energy-Use it Wisely.” Outstanding Chapter Member FHA Officers: Pres., M. Pleasant; 1st V. Pres., C. Hatler; 2nd V. Pres., D. Jones; Sec., J. Dalton; Treas., M. Capps; His., A. Morrow; Reporter, S. Chancellor; Pari., C. Huddleston; Rec. Leader, T. Kirkwood; Song Leader. T. Summers; Dev. Leader, D. Osborn; Scholarship Chair., S. Traylor; Stud. Coun. Rep., R. Todd; Reg. Reporter, M. Pleasant. FFA Officers: Pres., Mark Wyatt, V. Pres., Kelly Pryor, Sec., Chris Winstead, Treas., Tony Peyton, Reporter, Anthony Mangum, Sent., Daniel Griffin. Chief Ad- visor, Dwayne Vinson. ‘SWEETHEART” FFA is a national organization whose aim is the development of agricultural leadership, cooperation, citizenship. The West Hopkins Chapter participates in a variety of local, regional, and state ac- tivities. Some of these include rifle shoots, seed identification, parliamentary pro- cedure, as well as livestock showing. This year members took an active part in both county and state fairs. Three of the members also attended the National FFA Convention in November which was held at Kansas City, Missouri. Through FFA, young men and women learn how to cope with the everyday prob- lems they will face not only in agriculture but also in the world in which they live. Michelle Gay Officers: Pres., Terri Smith. V. Pres., Cindy Haller, Sec., Charlotte Brown, Treas., Marcy McDowell, Reporter, Lexia McKnight, Hist., Charlotte Hunt, Pari., Penny Hester, Student Coun., Teresa Dame, Mrs. Aldridge, Sponsor DECA — A vital part of the distributive education program for those who are studying in the field of marketing and distribution. The purpose of DECA is to develop leadership, knowledge and skills for a vocation, to develop social skills and to make a person aware of and to help the community. State Participants Advisor Tana Aldridge no FBLA Officers: Pres., Shala Lynn. V. Pres., Tressa Johnson. Sec., Tami Mercer, Treas., Michelle Capps, Reporter. Kelly Lovell. Sgt. at Arms. Jannic Strader, Stu- dent Coun. Rep., Jennifer Howton, Sponsor: Mr. Hollis. Ill TEENS WHO CARE OFFICERS — Pres., Kathy Johnson (not pictured), V. Pres., Vonda Johnson, Sec., Stacy Riggs, Treas., Sherri Traylor, Sgt. at Arms., Chad Hawkins Stu dent Coun. Rep., Susan Johnson, Sponsor: Mr. Jessup. TEENS FOR CHRIST 112 OFFICERS — Pres., Judy Ramsey, V. Pres., Beverly Purdy, Sec., Sherri Traylor, Treas., Lisa Traylor, Sgt. at Arms., Jeff Cunningham, Student Coun. Rep., Audra Wilcox, Sponsors: Mr. Clayton and Mrs. Sisk. BLACK HISTORY the inside story OFFICERS — Pres., Dana Johnson, V. Pres.. Frankie Hughes, Sec., Shelly Hughes, Trcas., Phyllis Green, Student Coun., Tracy Williams, Sgt. at Arms., Tony Ray, Sponsors: Miss Gill, Mr. Noel. ARCHERY OFFICERS — Pres., Dale Beaver, V. Pres., Keith Taylor, Sec-Treas., Gary Lutz Student Coun., Roy Donaldson, Sgt. at Arms., Darin Phillips. Sponsor, Mr. Crowe. 113 KEY CLUB Officers: Pres., Bill Brown, V. Pres., Mike Scoit, See., Troy Neisz, Treas., Dale Beaver, Student Coun. Rep., Butch Yeisley, Sgt. at Arms, Patrick Yates, Sponsors: Mr. Clayton. Mr. Dever. Tammy Aiken 114 4-H CLUB Officers: Pres., Chris Winstead, V. Pres., Anthony Mangum, Scc.-Trcas., Regina Nelson, Game Leader, Tammy Barnhill, Song Leader, Angela Lynn, Sgt. at Arms, Tracy Morgan, Student Coun. Rep., Robyn Bearden. County Officers: Pres., Chris Winstead. V. Pres.. Anthony Mangum. Scc.-Treas., Regina Nelson, Game Leader, Tammy Barnhill, Song Leader. Angela Lynn. Sgt. at Arms, Tracy Morgan. FRENCH CLUB Officers: Pres.. Judy Ramsey; V. Pres.. Steve Utterback; Sec., Karen Woodall; Treas.. Slcnda Johnston; Student Coun. Rep., Julie Wyatt. 116 MUSIC Officers: Pres., Laura Dcvcr; V. Pres., Judy Ramsey; Sec., Audra Wilcox; Trcas., Terri Scolt; Sgt. at Arms, Dirk Hobgood; Sponsor: Mrs. Linda Bearden. 117 GENERAL ELECTRIC Highway 4 A North Madisonville, Kentucky Phone: 825-6400 'rovidencfluKj THE STAG SHOP jtreet § ’ MJkJisonfllle.Ky. 42431 1HiiftT� sta9 H j Phon -8661 rtt event punrofc AVti VANOVER MUSIC CENTER Baldwin and Kimball, Pianos and Organs Gretch Guitars, and Amps Randall P.A.’s and Amps Parkway Plaza Mall Madisonville, Ky. 42431 Dorothy Suthard, Manager THOMAS SERVICE SUPPLY INC. Dawson Springj Phone: 7Ml( WODSflBN DRUGS 114 Sot Dawson Sj$rihj£ Ky. 42408 Phor . 112 Arcadia Ave. Dawson Springs, Ky. 424081 jroadway Street Providence, Ky. 42450 Best Wish Madisonvi A Bench note fm. 3 ounty {oIjMezs { THE KOUNTY KOBBLER Congratulations to the Class of 1982. Work hard to establish your dreams as 0 true goals and you will succeed. Darrell K. Ratliff, Prop. Y0UP-C= complete source to office supplies and furnitdre! FARMERS BANK TRUSTCOMPANY P.O. Box 340 Madisonville, Ky. 42431 DAWSON SPRINGS HEALTH CARE CENTER P.O. Box 338 Dawson Springs, Ky. 42408 Phone: 797-8131 DR. PEPPER BOTTLING COMPANY Be a Pepper 308 West Cebter St. RIDDLE INSURANCE Logo — Your Independent Insurance Agency Serves Your First Madisonville, Kentucky . KUESTER’S ¥r.„ HARDWARE c,n,er w jf tpi vsn — Masonite — Pegbord — Plywood — are — Paint — Cabinets — Lawn Supplies — ical Supplies — Power Tools — Doors — Windows — Glass — Maintenance Supplies — Materials Cut to Your Measurements Phone: 825-2818 Martin’s Mall Madisonville, Ky. Just off Highway 41 North Dairq Queen TACO JOHN S PROVIDENCE MACHINE, INC. Hwy. 120 West Providence, Ky. Phones: 667-2217 667-7131 We specialize in steel fabrication and industrial repair. BIG “B” CLEANERS A B SIGNS McLaughlin St. 330 West Center Street Madisonville, Ky. Phone: 821-6521 Madisonville, Ky. Phone: 825-1261 1076 North Main Street Madisonville, Ky. Phone: 825-4455 EFO ORT1 142 S. Mai Madison DIARY QUEEN Home of the cone with the curl on top” CLEMENT’S JEWELERS 365 Main Street Madisonville, Ky. 42431J Phone: 821-7404 Owned and Operated by Ann and Carroll Branson 839 South Main St. Madisonville, Ky. 42431 West Center Street Madisonville, Ky. Phone: 821-9803 LEE’S STEAK HOUSE Family Dining — Sunday Buffet Serving the Finest Charbroiled Steaks Seafoods — Salad Bar Breakfast Anytime North Broadway Providence, Ky. Carry Outs Phone: 667-5541 MERREL’S REFRIGERATION 116 West Center Street Madisonville, Ky. Phone: 821-5502 Jerry Dame — Owner RAMANDA INN Banquets Proms Meetings Noon Day Buffet Phone:821-8620 STATE FARM INSURANCE CO. Home Office — Bloomington, IL Don Maddern — Agent 1630 North Main Street Madisonville, Ky. 42431 rrai E. O. POTTS SPORTS HEADQUARTERS ry Lane le, Ky. 7848 n Rt. 4 Hickoi Madisonville Phone: 821- • MIKE’S IGA Ramsey Street Dawson Sprgs, Ky. Phone 797-4311 iipp t Peoples Bank and Trust Company C Main Office—149 S. Main, Madisonville, KY 821-1661 Madison Square Office—Madisonville, KY 821-4021 North Side Office—N. Main, Madisonville, KY 821-0221 South Side Office—S. Main McLeod Lane, Madisonville, KY 821-0260 Earlington Office—E. Main, Earlington, KY 383-2231 Nortonville Office—Hwy. 41, Nortonville, KY 676-3333 Slaughters Office—Hwy. 41,Slaughters, KY 322-8102 J M UNIFORM SHOP TONI’S FABRICS “The trouble with present-day education is that it covers the ground without cultivating anything in it.” W. H. Pillsbury HUDSON CHEVY. — OLDS, INC. Hwy. 41 Box 155 Providence, Ky. 42450 Phone: 667-2071 or 667-2744 “Southern Indiana and Western Kentucky’s largest car dealership.” COMMERCIAL BANK OF DAWSON “Our Interest Helps The Community” Member F.D.I.C. — Deposits Insured to $100,000 Dawson Springs, Ky. 42408 Surplus $1,000,000 Capital S400.000 JAMES SHOES HARNED1 INSURANCE 101 Railroad St. Dawson Springs, Ky 42408 Phono: 797-8854 P.O. Box 403 Dawson Springs, Ky Phono: 797-3021 MORRIS ORTEN INSURANCE Compliments of: 111 West Arcadia Dawson Springs, Ky. Phone: 797-4151 Main and Broadway Madisonville, Ky. Phone: 821-4743 “We Try Hardest” HUNDLEY FORD INC. East Main St. Providence, Ky. 42450 Phone: 667-7003 Box 225 Dawson Springs, Ky Phone: 797-3211 LEGATE’S FURNITURE Where You Never Pay Retail for Furniture and Carpet David R. Legate President 2112 So. Main St. Madisonville, Ky. Phone: 821-2050 RANDY’S GROCERY Hwy. 109 Groceries — Meats — Vegetables — Notions Hardware — Feed — Gas — Oil Phone: 249-3329 Owned and Operated by Randy and Kim Bone CLARK BESHEAR 132 BIG DADDY’S IGA Providence, Ky. 42450 Phone: 667-2225 wmt COCA COLA BOTTLING CO. 5, INC Madisonville, Ky. 42431 “COKE ADDS LIFE” ! 1 BAKER HICKMAN part 201 North Main Str Dawson Springs, I Phone: 797-5165 133 134 Compliments of: MADISONVILLE BUILDING LOAN ASSOCIATION 240 South Main Street Madisonville, Ky. 42431 Phone: 821-7211 HARDWICK MINING COMPANY Rebecca No. 1 Mine Nebo, Ky. Noel E. Hardwick Owners. 676-8613 William E. Hardwick 676-3403 Leroy Winstead 249-3980 WE SUPPORT THE REBELS Compliments of: WEST KENTUCKY PLATE GLASS INC. Phone: 821-2646 Godfather's Pizza Parkway Plaza Mall Madisonville, Ky. 42431 136 Phone: 821-7575 KENTUCKY UTILITIES Pace Your Energy More than half the energy used in the home goes for heating and cooling. A water heater is the next highest user. 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Parkway Dawson Springs, Ky. 42408 HUNT AUCTION REALTY 500 East Arcadia Ave. Dawson Springs, Ky. 42408 LANTRIP GROCERY General Delivery Nebo, Ky. 42441 PRICES FURNITURE 30 West Center Street Madisonville, Ky. 42431 THE FAMILY SHOE STORE Downtown Madisonville, Ky. 42431 Bass, Sas, Converse, Nike, Kangaroos Phone: 821-6446 “Your Downtown Quality Shoe Store.” HOPKINS COUNTY OFFICIALS Hanson Slaton — County Judge Executive Wayne Thomas — Sheriff Paul Summers — Circuit Court Clerk Melvin Hicklin — Tax Commissioner STEELE’S “66” CARWASH Jack and George Steele The businessman is coming to realize that education is Madisonville, Ky. 42431 to business what fertilizer is to farming. Phone: 821 -7396 138 BOOSTERS PARKWAY GRILL (BOUCHER’S) Hwy. 109 West Ky. 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