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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1987 volume:

Once upon a time in a land far, far away — known to the local inhabitants as “ Zhe Kid ye” — the question was asked about an obscure island ‘‘Where Girls fust Wanna Have 7un.” Deciding that extensive research was needed to determine the island’s exact location, the students in “ Weird Science” “Class?’ of the local high school determined to make this search their “Science Project. ” Zhe work began with great intensity. Students even went “Pack to School' for “Private Wessons” from their “ Zeachers” in order to aid in the research. After several weeks of mind boggling research, the solution was no closer. Zhe girls on the research team began to despair of ever finding a solution and soon all they wanted to know was “ Where the Poys Ard’? Zhen a strange thing began to happen. On “ Friday the 13th”, the head of the team, ffason Kidge Kunner. began to make some astounding discoveries. “Against All Odds”, ffason discovered a flaw in their process. Jt seemed that some of the team was only interested in “Making the Grade” and not locating the island. Once he discovered this flaw, “ffason jCive(d)” for the moment that he could expose the frauds. Deciding that only underhanded chicanery would bring the deception to light, ffason approached the frauds with Zerms of Endearment” and said that they would all have “Places in (his) Heart” for the fine work they were doing. As he suspected, the frauds felt so bad that they went to the head of the team, whom they all called” My Zutor”, and explained their deception. Zhey were forgiven and the work really began in earnest. Once the team was working as one body, they made astounding progress in their search for the island. Zheir discoveries have all been documented and are now being presented as the “1987 Kebel”. Ill I HI ......................2 SPORTS....................... 17 ORGANIZATIONS................4 S FACULTY .....................031 UNDEROIASSMEN.................73 SENIORS....................... ADVERTISEMENTS ..............125 above: Boy. does this kid look like he's glad that it's time to start school again or what? I wish that we were all that enthused about school. below: School starts and so do the field trips. This bunch doesn't look as if they're having a lot of fun. above: Along with the starting of school, some of us feel the symptoms of psychosis and the need to start trouble. School just brings out the worst in some of us. below: Oh yes. The lobby. The long established tradition of sitting in the lobby and goofing off during lunch. “BACK TO SCHOd” 2 Introduction Surprise! It’s only Monday. You have the rest of the week to go. Above: The teachers enjoying their lunch and sharing the latest gossip. Right: Miss Clark is trying to explain this complicated problem to her class. Introduction 3 above: Von Parish is so bored that she’s capturing flys with her pencils. Good luck, Vonll I wonder what she will do with them? below: High fashion do-it-yourself hairdos. One example of many modeled by Chris Hale. You look lovely, Chris!! ENTEPr below: Mrs. Parker’s sixth hour freshmen English class really looks enthused! All they seem to do is run around and twiddle their thumbs. above: It’s a reinactment of Wonder Woman (Jennifer Stum) coming to the rescue of Super- man (Bryon Sager). How fun can class get? below: Mr. Allen does a double take in sixth hour P.E. as he gets his picture taken as one of his students looks on. 4 Introduction Above: Mike Marks relaxes on his wheels as he takes a breather from cross country practice. It’s looking casual, kid. Below: Jer- emy Wilcox — doesn’t he look just like the all-American boy next- door? We love your smile. Jeremy! Above: Jeremy Parker sneaks a grin as he prepares to be the main course of tonight’s dinner. Below: Rita, this is where the boy’s are to be found every morning before school. They look a little rough this morning — must be Monday. “EDUCATING KIITaV� ’ Introduction 5 ‘‘MAKING THE GEAEE That’s it. kids. What a diligent class. Oops! Darren Duncan, get to work! Above: Bruce Higbee diligently works on his math. Below: Michelle Gordon tries to borrow an answer from Josie Sternfield. Top: Get real. Curtis Staggs! You know you can’t get all those books read before tomorrow. Bottom: Valerie Peyton takes a rest from her school work to read a good book. 6 Introduction “AGAINST Alii GIGGS” 3.6 1ST 9 1 HELTofi SB8B£ ?6U3eYi ME SSANORE S B ?r L c mSS?! NE68MER SBLACKBURN KMBVtI rr i!XtER WILCOX i I CCAMODt T WOR KMAM lcjawford kstauSsI V DAME R BESS 1 POEHART WFRAZER SFREELS. H MITCHELL T NIXON S OLOHAM P1yton« iRainwater LRAM8EY R SPRINGFIELD KSTEWART 8THOMASON BOOBIN fl KNIGHT BLANSOEN D LOVE DTOWE J WHITFIELD V PARISH OLAOD L CARTWRIGHT T CLARK J FARMER A FARRIS T FAULK W FULLER S GIBSON D HANNAH M HARPER THENORIX MHONTON T JOHNSON J JONES M LUCKETT S MOORE S OAKLEY G OLDHAM- SOPH S HARRIS CURSOR CLOAG J LUTZ S MCCLENDON J MICHAEL J PARKER S RAY T TUCKER B VANWINKLE T VICKERS G VINCENT C WATSON 0 WEAVER J WELLS R WOOD 0 WYATT T YATES N DAVIS 4.0 Above: Blood, sweat, and tears. That’s what it takes, and James Daugh- erty has it. Below: Ah! The graveyard of Rebels past. Old. but not forgotten. Above: What a list of good students. That's enough to make any teacher proud. Below: This kid is sure getting an early start. What a way to prepare for a good education. Introduction 7 Tina Johnston has a dance tutor for her ballet lessons. Here’s a real tutor. Georgia Larson helping Valerie Pey ton with World History. 8 Introduction “PRIVATE WESSONS'” Mr. Beshear is at it again. He’s so kind to help this guy with such a tough ”Ah. I’m leaving. I don’t need private lessons. assignment. Instead of yelling Noise level.” Mrs. Parker decided to give a senior in distress private lessons.” Now let me see. is it ran or run?” Mom, I thought you said you were the teacher.” I thought you said you Were going to study for all of us.” Introduction 9 ‘■‘WCIICD S' above: George Larson and Mr. Morgan look as though they can’t wait until 2:45. below: Speaking of Weird Science, this dude is weirdll Beauty is only skin deep. above: Hey. Scott Gibson, who's your buddy? Could it be your date for this weekend? below: these kids certainly seem to enjoy their sci- ence project. They seem to be doing nothing. 10 Introduction HT SCIENCE PROJECT Top Russell Wood and Chris Watson seem to be very absorbed in their science project. Jeckell and Hyde are at it again. Bottom Mrs. Carrico tries out her science project on her science class. Top Mr. Crowe explains his science project slowly and patiently to his class. Bottom Teresa Workman and Mike Marks eagerly await the result of their lab experiment. Introduction II Above: Mr. Beshear’s room is always a favorite place to congregate in school. Below: Roberts Stadium in Evansville is the place to go for concerts and we all love concerts. Above: Miss Cole has a birthday party, but Miss Cole’s classes aren’t always the fun place to be. Below: Madisonville City Park is a place in our hearts because that’s where we are on Saturday night. Introduction 13 ‘TIEIIDAY THE 13TH JIaVSCN wives Above: Jason really lives! Below: Kill. Kill. Kill. Kill. Kill. Now. Now. Now. Now!! Won’t Jason ever die???? Above: Awaken from the dead! Below: And you’re next! Bottom: I shall returnl ' — 16 Introduction Winter Sports 17 BOYS CROSS COUNTRY (Front Row): Jeremy Wilcox. Jamie Duncan. Dwayne Kelley. James Daughtery. Eric Messmer. (Back Row): Coach Nelson. Tommy Watts. James Lynn. Jeremy Lyle. Mike Simcox. GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY COACHES Jill Musgrove. Cheree Bearden. Stacey Bratcher. Teryl Tucker. Coach Allen. Gayla Darrell Allen. Barry Nelson. Ray. 18 Winter Sports FRESHMAN GIRLS (Front Row): Jennifer Martin. Sherry Stoafer. (Back Row): Christy Black. Angie Anglin. Valerie Sisk. Cameisha Gilmore. Annette Clayton. Tracey Babb. Melissa Allen. FRESHMAN BOYS (Front Row): Mgr. Joe Pollard. Kendall Vickery. Bobby Allen. Marlon Scisney. Pal Lawrence. Aaron Farmer. Tim Marsh. (Back Row): Jeff Lamb. Jeremy Clayton. Brian Kelly. Jeff Florea. Brandon Lynn. Mark Peyton. David Darnell. Brandon Terry. 30 Winter Sports J.V. GIRLS (Front Row): Tracey Gilmore. Jill Musgrove. Jennifer Martin. Sherry Stoafer. Melissa Allen. Mgr. Tammy Duncan. (Back Row): Mgr. Tammy Yates. Stat. Amy Schmidt. Lori Messmer. Christy Black. Stacey Bratcher. Cameisha Gilmore. Valerie Sisk. Annette Clayton. Tracey Babb. Coach Allen. Stat. Wilia Frazier. J.V. BOYS (Front Row): Brian Kelly. Jon Wells. Joey Farmer. Pal Lawrence. David Darnell. Troy Faulk. Jeff Lamb. Tommy Larson. (Back Row): Scott Gibson. Billy Gobin. Troy Oakley. James Matchem. Steve Duncan. Tommy Watts. Gerald Peyton. Shawn Oakley. Jeremiah Jones. Mgr. Gary Vincent. Winter Sports 21 REBELETTES Cheree Bearden Lara Ramsey Teryl Tucker Stacey Bratcher 24 Winter Sports Valerie Sisk Melanie Gilmore Whitney Fox REBELS Chris Glass Eric Messmer Chris Menser James Daughtery Mark Towe Jamie Duncan Troy Oakley Tommy Watts Scott Gibson Jamie Musgrove Billy Gobin Jeremiah Jones Winter Sports 25 VARSITY GIRLS (Front Row): Melanie Gilmore. Lori Messmer. Becky English. Jill Musgrove. (Back Row): Mgr. Tammy Yates. Stat. Amy Schmidt. Stacey Bratcher. Tracey Gilmore. Valerie Sisk, Teryl Tucker. Lara Ramsey. Cheree Bearden. Coach Allen. Stat. Willa Frazier. Mgr. Tammy Duncan. VARSITY BOYS (Front Row): Stat. Angie Huddleston. Teresa Workman. Eric Messmer. Tommy Watts. James Daughtery. Chris Menser. Jeremiah Jones. Stat. Shannon Blackburn. Serina Frills. (Back Row): Mgr. Terry Watts. Coach Beasher. Scott Gibson. Billy Gobin, Troy Oakley. Joey Farmer. Mark Towe. Chris Glass. Jamie Duncan. Steve Duncan. Tommy Larson. Jamie Musgrove. Mgr. Arnold Adams. Greg Workman. Boys' Varsity DATE OPPONENT PLACE TIME Nov. 14 3-Rivers Jamboree West Hopkins - 6:30 Nov. 21 Dawson Springs Away - 6:00 Nov. 25 Lyon Co. Away - 6:00 Dec. 2 South Hopkins Home - 6:00 Dec. 5 Drakesboro Home - 6:00 Dec. 9 Providence Home - 6:00 Dec. 16 Dawson Springs Home - 6:00 Dec. 19 Caldwell Co. Away - 6:00 Jan. 6 Livingston Central Away - 6:00 Jan. 9 Webster Co. Home - 6:00 Jen. 13 Apollo Home - 6:00 Jan. 15 North Hopkins Away - 6:00 Jan. 16 Crittenden Co. Away - 6:00 Jan. 20 Union Co. Home - 6:00 Jan. 23 Muhlenberg Cent. Away - 6:00 Jan. 27 South Hopkins Away - 6:00 Jan. 30 North Hopkins Home - 6:00 Feb. 3 Lyon Co. Home - 6:00 Feb. 6 Livingston Central Home - 6:00 Feb. 10 Providence Away - 6:00 Feb. 12 Bremen Away - 6:00 Feb, 13 Henderson Co. Home - 6:00 Feb. 17 Webster Co. Away - 6:00 Feb. 24 Trigg Co. Away - 6:00 Feb. 27 Warren Central Home - 6:00 Girls' Varsity DATE OPPONENT PLACE TIME Nov. 7 3-Rivers Jamboree Dawson Springs - 6:30 Nov. 24 Dawson Springs Away - 6:00 Nov. 25 Lyon Co. Away - 6:00 Dec. 2 South Hopkins Home - 6:00 Dec. 9 Providence Home - 6:00 Dec. 11 Livingston Central Away - 6:00 Dec. 15 Hopkinsville Away - 6:00 Jan. 8 Union Co. Home - 6:00 Jan. 9 Webster Co. Home - 6:00 Jan. 12 Hopkinsville Home - 6:00 Jan. 13 Apollo Home - 6:00 Jan. 15 North Hopkins Away - 6:00 Jan. 22 Christian Co. Away - 6:00 Jan. 27 South Hopkins Away - 6:00 Jan. 30 North Hopkins Home - 6:00 Feb. 2 Dawson Springs Home - 6:00 Feb. 3 Lyon Co. Home - 6:00 Feb. 6 Livingston Central Home - 6:00 Feb. 10 Providence Away - 6:00 Feb. 13 Henderson Co. Home - 6:00 Feb. 17 Webster Co. Away - 6:00 Feb. 19 Caldwell Co. Away - 6:00 Feb. 24 Trigg Co. Away - 6:00 Feb. 27 Warren Central Home - 6:00 Winter Sports 21 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS 28 Winter Sports Angela Clark and Mary Bergdolt WEST IS BEST Sue Lynn Oldham. Captain Tina Johnston. Captain Tannya Chancellor Vicky Dame Shanon Harris Thresa Peyton Lisa Holt Allison Capps Gayla Ray Krista Harris Delena Haulk Melinda Buntin Win|er SporI$ x 30 Winter Sports HOMECOMING KING AND QUEEN P ,1 Jp; mm s wK®w5K ;smsxw s gm .•H il 32 Winter Sports HOMECOMING FRESHMAN ATTENDANTS SOPHOMORE Freshman candidates were: Kim Sullivan. Tim Marsh, and Jennifer Turner. Sophomore candidates were: Jeff Gobin. Kim Noffsinger. Allison Hampton, and Jeremy Lile. Junior candidates were: Jeremy Wilcox. Teresa Workman, Belinda Doster. and Jason Lutz. Senior candidates were: Randy Baker. Bonnie Lansden. Teresa Patterson, and Jamie Musgrove. JUNIOR SENIOR Winter Sports 33 Boy's Basketball and Tennis Asst. Boy's Basketball Cheerleading Sponsor COACHES Girl’s Basketball and Track Cross Country and Baseball Cheerleading Sponsor and Asst. Track Asst. Girl's Basketball Asst. Girl’s Basketball and Softball Athletic Director 34 Winter Sports Spring Sports 35 GIRLS TRACK Front row: Melanie Gilmore, Stacey Bratcher, Sherry Dame, Coach Allen. Back row: Tracy Gilmore, Jill Musgrove, Teryl Tucker, Miss Bergdolt. BOYS TRACK Front row: Miss Bergdolt, Brian Scisney, Tony Mann, Coach Allen. Middle row: Dwayne Kelley, Scott Gibson, Troy Oakley, Shawn Bean, Chris Glass. Back row: Steve Duncan, Tim Kelley, Ricky Gibson, Brian Kelley, Earnest McKissic, Kelly Shutt. SOFTBALL Front row: Cheree Bearden, Tammy Sharp, Susan Cavanaugh, Angie Huddleston, Jill Musgrove, Sue Lynn Oldhan, Rhonda Chester. Back row: Amy Cavanaugh, Tracy Babb, Whitney Fox, Anissa Heady, Tina Johnston, Teryl Tucker, Stacey Bratcher, Teresa Hendrix, Joy Ramsey Mgr. and Mr. Duncan. Not Pictured Tonya Johnston, Deborah Starks. Spring Sports 39 BASEBALL Front row: Troy Faulk, Jon Wells, Eric Messmer, Pal Lawerence, James Daugherty, Walter Ramsey. Back row: Stat. Tannya Chancellor, David Darnell, Jason Oldham, Chris Menser, Joey Farmer, John Tow, Jeremiah Jones, Dane Duncan, Coach Nelson. GIRLS TENNIS Front row: Wilia Frazer, Amy Oldham, Amy Schmidt. Back row: Lara Ramsey, Cheree Bearden, Sue Lynn Oldham. BOYS TENNIS Front row: Jeremy Wilcox, Mike Simcox, Bobby Allen, Steve Duncan. Back row: Chris Glass, Jason Lutz, Jamie Duncan, Richard Whitfield. Sports SPORTS WINTER CROSS COUNTRY MOST IMPROVED TIM KELLY STACEY BRATCHER TEAM LEADERSHIP JEREMY LYLE GAYLA RAY 110% ERIC MESSMER JILL MUSGROVE MESSENGER ( ARDS MARK TO BA BEST FIELD GOAL % ILCOX GAYLA RAY, low % I TUCKER i TERYL jfi Tucker, BECKY «%. “ % ENGLISH BEST DEFENSIVE PLAYER JEREMIAH JONES, LORI MESSMER MOST REBOUNDS-CHRIS GLASS TRACY GlCMORE MOST ASSISTSfCHRIS MENSER CHEREE BEARDEN 110% JEREMIAH JONES LARA RAMSEY ATHLETIC HALL OF FAME — CHRIS MENSER SPORT! SPRING 5sT IMPROVED JASON LUTZ WIILA FRAZ BEST WINNING % CHRIS GLASS CHREE BEARDEN Dp gAH STARK 110% JASON LUTZ WILLA FRAZER MOST GIU MOST FIELD POI 110% JUSTIN JO| HIGHEST BATTING AVERAGE JOHN TC BEST PITCHING % ERIC MESSMER STACEY BRA 1 GLOVE JOHN TOW TERYL TUC RIC MESSMER 110% CHR R TARESA HENDRIX THANKS TO ALL THE CO fCHES! Organizations 45 FRESHMAN AND SOPHOMORE PEP CLUB JUNIOR AND SENIOR PEP CLUB The Pep Club is an organization devoted to creating enth- usiam during WHHS athletic contests. Membership is open to the entire student body and all students are encouraged to participate. They strive to create interest in athletic events and to instill in fans a genuine REBEL PRIDE. One of the major responsibilities of the Pep Club is the selection and coronation of the Homecoming King and Queen. Club members are expected to attend club meetings and athlet- ic events, and to be actively involved in the support of our cheerleaders and athletic events. Officers: Sgt.-at-Arms — William Marshall� Stu. Council — Randy Bakert V.P. — Eric Messmer� Pres. — Mike Melton� Sec. — Lara Ramsey� Tres. — Dane Duncan 46 Organizations FRENCH CLUB V.P. — Bonnie Lansden, Sec. — Shawna King, Tres. — Judi Whitfield, Stu. Council — Dewayne Towe VO S7. ”’fV iCot O esW. The French Club was origi- nally organized to help fi- nancially support members wishing to travel abroad in order to experience French culture and language. It now not only offers this support, but most recently has con- tributed to funds which have enabled several club members to spend a week on a Canadian tour-, Mon- treal and Quebec were the key cities visited. Other activities which the club supports are atten- dance at cultural events (plays, concerts) and par- ticipation in the regional and state foreign language festivals. The money which supports all these activities is raised by members through a major fund-rais- ing campaign each year-, other smaller campaigns also make contributions to the fund. SPANISH CLUB The Spanish Club is a for- eign language enrichment organization. It supports Spanish student activities and plans special events as a group. It enables students to expose themselves to unique cultural events and activities having to do with hispanic culture. The special events in which the Spanish Club partici- pates in are: a restaurant at the Fall Festival, a trip to see a Flameco Dance Troup in Evansville, a PTA presen- tation, a Fiesta, and the an- nual Murray Competition. Pres. — Whitney Fox and Teryl Tucker, V.P. — Jennifer Stum and Tommy Larsen, Sec. — Lynn Crawford, Tres. — Mike Simcox, Sgt.-at- Arms — Bryon Sager, Stu. Council — Marlae Baggett Organizations 47 FFA The FFA is an integral part of the Agriculture program. The FFA is a club of both boys and girls that has several activities for students to become involved. The activities are scat- tered throughout the year and include activ- ities such as: livestock shows, soil judging contests, welding contests, proficiency on projects through paperwork, speaking con- tests, parliamentary procedure contests, FFA degree awards, state FFA convention, state FFA camp, state fair, and many other activities. Through active participation in the FFA. members learn by taking part in and conducting meetings, speaking in pub- lic, and participating in contests based on occupation skills. FFA Sweetheart — Teresa Patterson Officers; Pari. — Deana Gibson-, Reporter — Clay Dame-, Pres. — Marlae Baggett; V. Pres. — William Marshall; Sec. — Jermiah Jones; Sentinel — John Brown-, Tres. — Gary Blackburn 48 Organizations FHA FHA is a club that cares about helping people and doing things for others. It is trying to prepare girls and boys for later on in life when they get out on their own or when they get married. FHA members go to competitions such as Star Events, Murray Competition, Regional and State Meetings. The club participated in the Fall Festival this year, it had a mini carnival with several games. FHA also sold cookbooks to raise money to help pay for the trip to Regional and State meetings. This club is really worth joining. West has two Regional FHA officers: Tina John- ston, who is the Regional Scholarship Chairman, and Teresa Workman, who is the Regional Re- creation Leader West Hopkins officers are: Pres. — Tina John- ston: 1st V.P. — Tannaya Chancellor-, 2nd V.P. An- gie Huddleston: Sec. — Peggy Carter: Tres. — Jill Musgrove; Par. — Kim Noffsinger: Reporter — Christy Myers: Hist. — Sherry Mangum; Rec. Ldr. — Sue Lynn Old- ham-, Song Ldr. — Susan Hunt: Dev. Ldr. — Tammy Yates; Honor Roll Chrm. — Julie Lynn: Stu. Council — Teresa Workman Organizations 49 Back row L to R: C. Bearden, D. Towe, J. Michael, J. Duncan, J. Wilcox, R. Baker, S. Harris; Mid. row: Ms. Clark, J. Johnson, S. Dame, S. Gibson, S. Oakley, T. Farris, K. Shutt, Mrs. Hollis; Front row: C. Slaton, L. Davis, B. Kelley, C. Oakley, D. Darnall, B. Stallins SCHOLASTIC CHALLENGE The purpose of the academic team is to provide students in grade 9-12 with an opportunity to com- pete with each other on the basis of academic skill, either as individuals or in teams. Efforts are made to provide academic competition that provides for some combination of quick recall, creativeness, and problem-solving to provide an opportunity for more students to demonstrate their varied academic abili- ties of learning, retention and association of infor- mation for future use, and cooperation and teamwork. Teacher recommendations, test scores, grade point standing and personal observation of the student by the coaches, in addition to student interest, are factors used in the selection of Academic Team members. mm . Sponsors: Mrs. Hollis and Ms. Clark BETA CLUB Bonnie and Cheree are County Beta Club Officers. Along with the normal year- ly activities of contributing to the Kosairs Children’s Hospital in Louisville and to WTTL’s toy drive, this year’s West Hopkins Beta Club began a Secret Pal ar- rangement between Senior Beta members and the West Hopkins faculty. Sev- eral Beta members traveled to Louisville in December to compete on the state level in such widely varied areas as math, creative writing, science, and crafts. Under- lying all these activities. Beta members maintained their responsibility to ex- hibit the qualities of good character, high academic achievement and leader- ship. Officers — Pres. Bonnie Lansden — V. Pres. Cheree Bearden — Tres. Teresa Workman Not Pictured — Sec. Vicki Messamore — St.-at-arms Chris Glass — St. Council Von Parish Organizations 51 KEY CLUB The Key Club at West Hop- kins is a service organiza- tion. Requirements to join include a 3.0 GPA along with approval by club mem- bers and faculty. It is spon- sored by the Greater Kiwa- nis Club, which meets on Thursday mornings for their meeting and break- fast. They work in an array of community service pro- jects. They also help the an- nual Chamber of Commerce Christmas Parade by selling refreshments. Youth Alive is a gathering of Junior and Senior high school students without re- gard to race, color, or creed. It is open to all and exclusive of none. Youth Alive seeks to be a support system to the school by helping the individual stu- dent and by creating a posi- tive attitude and feelings of good will among the stu- dent body. Youth Alive has several ac- tivities planned for the year. They plan to attend concerts, have pizza par- ties, participate in fund raisers, and to enter a float in the Madisonville Christ- mas Parade. YOUTH ALIVE Group Leaders: David Arnold and Vicki Messamore 52 Organizations STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is a service organization which sponsors activities for the student body. The Student Council members are repre- sentatives from each class and club. These representa- tives are elected by the members of their respec- tive class or club. This year the Student Council spon- sored the Free Fare con- cert. The Student Council also chooses the Students of the Month. If possible, the Student Council plan- ned to play music in the cafeteria before school and during lunch and sponsor dances after the basketball games. Pres. — Cheree Bearden. V.P. — Shannon Blackburn. Sec. — Angie Huddleston. Tres. — Bonnie Lansden. Sgt.-at- Arms — Chris Glass Organizations 53 CHORUS The Chorus is primarily a performance oriented group made up of students in grades nine through twelve. Numerous opportunities are provided for solo, ensembles, and large group performance at local, district, and state levels. Students from Chorus sing the National Anthem at athletic events, provide programs and entertainment for school and community organizations, and excel in festivals and competitions. Choral studies and performances include a diversity of musical styles, various levels of difficulty, and a combination of voicings. The WHHS Chorus represents our school well and continues a tradition of fine musical performance. MUSIC CLUB Pres. — Jamie Duncan, V.P. — Tim Marsh, Sec. — Shan- non Blackburn, Tres. — Cindy Long, Stu. Council — Shanon Harris, Sgt.-at-Arms — Richard Whitfield, Librn. — Rachel Long, Hamilton Mitchell 54 Organizations ART CLUB The Art Club was formed in 1983 to promote student art work and art activities. The club travelled to Chicago No- vember I and 2 for a whirlwind tour of art museums and the city itself. This year they not only entered contests them- selves, but they also spon- sored two art shows: A Cre- ative Arts Show of Teachers' Arts and Crafts, as well as the annual end-of-the-year show. They also planned a day-long field trip to a museum in this area. The purpose is to expand art horizons, become aware of art in our world today, and learn about art for education and leisure time. Pres. — Kim Chester, V.P. — Troy Chavis, Sec. — Rhonda Darnell, Tres. — Chris Watson, Stu. Council — Ronda Chester, Sgt.-at-Arms — Tony Neisz 4-H CLUB Pres. — C. Bearden, V.P. — T. Workman, Sec. — T. Tucker, Tres. — C. Glass, Reptr. — S. Harris, Sgt.-at-Arms — D. Stark, Song Ldr. — A. Capps, Game Ldr. — T. Duncan, Stu. Council — S. Freels Organizations 55 Majorettes — Allison Capps, Tina Johnston WEST HOPKINS BAND Band Dir. — Mr. Pruitte MAJORETTES 56 Organizations WEST HOPKINS BAND 1986-87 Laurie Parker, Gayla Ray Officers — Pres. — Dewayne Towe-, V.P. — David Arnold; Sec. — Willa Frazer-, Stu. Council — Cindy Long; Librn. — Shanon Harris Organizations 57 Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) is a club for students enrolled in business classes. Some of the goals of FBLA are to: 1. develop competent, aggressive business leadership. 2. strengthen the confi- dence of students in themselves and their work. 3. encourage involve- ment in community activities. 4. assist students in the establishment of oc- cupational goals. FBLA members are encour- aged to become involved in activities which are a ser- vice to the community. One example is conducting a food drive at Thanksgiving for the needy. DECA is a co-curricular club related to Marketing Education which involves students in activities such as field trips, social events, fashion shows, and commu- nity projects as well as competitive events in mar- keting, sales, and free en- terprise on the regional, state, and national levels. A major goal of DECA is to help prepare students for their chosen career. All of the activities and projects provide the students an av- enue to prepare in leader- ship development, social in- telligence, civic con- sciousness, and vocational understanding. FBLA Pres. — Jeremy Wilcox, V.P. — Tannya Chancellor, Sec. — Angie Huddleston, Tres. — Gina Clark, Hist. — Willa Frazer. Pari. — Chris Hale, Stu. Council — Tina Johnston DECA 58 Organizations Pres. — Chris Watkins, V.P. — Bryon Sager, Sec. — Donna Vaughn, Tres. — Billy Gobin, Hist.-Reptr. — Jennifer Stum, Stu. Council — Laurie Parker ANNUAL STAFF Organizations 59 ANNUAL STAFF Sports: Tannya Chancellor. Tina Organizations: Charlie Canode, Jer Johnston. Jeania Brown emy Wilcox, Jason Lutz Editor: Vicki Messamore Each year, the Rebel Staff strives to produce an outstanding yearbook. This involved a lot of hours, a lot of headaches and a lot of re-doing. This past year, the seniors on the staff were fortunate enough to go to Clarksville, Tennessee, to see the yearbook in production and to talk with various workers at the plant to find out how what they drew up actually turned into a yearbook. Hopefully this trip will become an annual affair as much helpful knowledge was gained. (Although a stable would have been preferable to a Hut.) Many thanks to the staff for another good year. Group: Miss Cole, Charlie Canode, Tannya Chancellor, Jason Lutz, Jeremy Sponsor: Miss Cole Wilcox, Shawna King, Judi Whitfield, Lynn Crawford, Vicki Messamore, Gra- de Barnhill, Georgeanna Steedly, Von Parish, Laurie Parker, Tina Johnston, Bonnie Lansden, Jeania Brown 60 Organizations 1986 — 1987 Tina Johnston Faculty: Shawna King, Gracie Barnhill Business Manager: Judi Whitfield TUM. oj rtxK s YPw. Seniors: Von Parish, Bonnie Lansden, Vicki Messamore Underclassmen: Laurie Parker, Judi Whitfield, Lynn Crawford, Georgeanna Steedly Organizat Academics 63 YOU KNOW YOU’RE A TEACHER WHEN ... T. Aldridge ... you take home more work than your students. A. Noe ... a student catches the oven on fire, another breaks a bowl and biscuits still turn out fine. P. Baggett ... your red pen has to be pried from your fingers every night before bed. C. Ridenour ... a student learns. D. Duncan ... students visit you after graduation and thank you for helping them acquire skills which they are currently using. M. Bergdolt . . . your tone of voice doesn't change when you’re talking to your date! A. Parker ... students ask, Are you going to grade this?” M. Cole ... the principal no longer stops and asks where your hall pass is. B. Carrico ... a student shows his understanding of a difficult concept that I’ve been trying to explain. L. Crowe ... you take mounds of papers home each night to grade. B. Hollis ... the person I’ve worked with wants to share what they have learned with another person. 64 Academics Academics 65 Asst. Principal: Doug Harris Records Clerk: Hilda Lamb Sec.: Charlotte Ethridge ADMINISTRATION Mr. Morgan, our principal, is a well respected man. He’s a concerned principal who keeps this school running well. He’s affectionately referred to as Gover- nor Gatlin’’ by the students, Mr. Morgan responds warmly, We have fine students here at West and it’s nice to see them advance in their social and educational lives. He enjoys working with the faculty. They work together in joint effort trying to reach a goal. That goal is educating the high school students of West Hopkins. Mr. Morgan has been with West for twenty four years. During the course of those years, he served as coach, teacher, and is currently principal. He has seen this school progress from approximately two hundred and ninty students and sixteen teachers to four hundred and seven- ty students and thirty-one teachers. New programs, such as, art and foreign languages have been inserted onto the school’s curriculum. These, according to Mr. Morgan, have been good changes and are an asset to the school. When asked for advice to give the graduating seniors, he replied, Learn to have a positive attitude and understand the value of hard work. I think that’s the key to a productive future. Principal: Gary Morgan Tana Aldridge Business Wayne Clark Industrial Arts Darrell Allen Health P.E. Maribelle Cole English Social Studies Loretta Crowe Business Mike Crowe Science Math Pam Baggett English Linda Bearden Music 66 Academics Mary Bergdolt Art Spanish Gayle Davis Guidance George Dever Health P.E. Beverly Carrico Science Carl Duncan Science Angela Clark Math Debbie Duncan Business Academics 67 Jim Beshear Social Studies Mike Duncan Math A L Jayne Harris Business Barbara Hollis Mass Media Randall Hollis Business I I Alice Parker R.H. Pruitte Carolyn Ridenour Steve Sigler , ■H English Music English French Social Studies pH 68 Academics What it a Iracher? Tatrnird (ncovrtging Advitor ChaUrnfmg Mr plul tnrrjmc Brtprcird David Jessup Math Kathryn Simons English Barry Nelson Resource Room Donna Travis Home Economics Phillip Noel Resource Room Alice Noe Home Economics Dwayne Vinson Agriculture Academics 69 THE LADIES BEHIND THE LUNCH . The lunchroom personnel consists of Wanda Bryant. Mary Kirkwood. Shelby Martin, and Jan Traylor. 70 Academics Mrs. Adcock Mrs. Heartline Academics 71 TEACHERS CUSTODIANS West Hopkins would like to commend the efforts of our custodians. They work faithfully at keeping our school in tip-top condition. Thanks guys. Custodians: George Brown and Mark McGregor WHAT WAS YOUR MOST EMBARRASSING MOMENT? A. Parker I've had several, but one of the most embarrassing moments occurred several years ago when Mrs. Davis and I were going to the state tournament. We had stopped to eat at Jerry's Restaurant on the way to Louisville. We decided to go to the restroom before we left. I blindly followed her through the door where I heard her gasp Oh! She stopped so suddenly I bumped into her. We both realized we were in the wrong restroom when we saw a man combing his hair. C. Ridenour My most embarrassing moment occurred a few years ago in the classroom. My bulletin board had been decorated by an artistically-inclined student. The design — much of it black — was done in chalks. After struggling tiptoeing, stretching, reaching — to replace a letter which had fallen from the board’s message. I turned toward the class. Strange expressions filled the room. What was wrong? Upon checking. I found black spots on my light blue sweater — in certain strategic locations! M. Cole Once, while on vacation, I had the key to the motel room and was going on ahead while my brother registered. Since I often have trouble with stuck keys, I though nothing about having a hard time getting the door open. To my surprise, when I finally forced the door open. I found it already occupied by a newly married couple. Our room was across the hall, as my brother pointed out when he arrived. M. Bergdolt When I flipped up the movie screen too quickly and it vaulted” off its hook to hit me in the head and land on my feet. I was trying to lend a note of seriousness to the film I had been showing: The subject matter was lost after that moment. B. Carrico My most embarrassing moment was when I was told my pants needed zipping several minutes after the start of one of those fourth-hour classes last year. 72 Faculty 73 Classes FRESHMEN OFFICERS The Freshmen Class Officers are: Tim Marsh — Pres., Verl Todd — Vice Pres, (front row) Stephanie Vaughn — Sec., Krista Harris — Tres., Jamie Pate — St. Council Rep., Ben Whitfield — Sgt.-at-arms (back row) FRESHMEN FAVORITES The Freshmen Class Favorites are: Sherry Stoafer and Aaron Farmer Jimmy Brewer Kattie Brown Melinda Buntin Tammy Burden Tracey Babb Kelly Belt Christine Black Mary Bowles James Brewer Christy Carroll Susan Cavanah Anette Clayton Wesley Adamson Angela Anglin Bobby Allen Matt Allen Milissa Allen Rufus Almon Jeremy Clayton Michael Cobb Stacey Copple Marnita Cummings Sonya Cunningham Clarence Dalton Sherry Dame I Jason Darnell Lydia Davis Judy Dehart Reba DeMoss Kim Downs David Drueusicke Donnie Duke Steve Duncan Travanda Eaves Daniel Ellis Aaron Farmer Melinda Flint Jeff Florea Anthony Foe Mike Freels Freshmen 75 Lenny Garrison Cameisha Gilmore Steve Gibson Amy Gipson Chuck Gordon Crystal Grimes Stephanie Hamilton Krista Harris Brian Hart Donald Hart Delena Haulk Rhonda Head Karen Higbee Christy Higgs Veatrus Hopson Carla Jenkins Pal Lawrence Chad Love Brandon Lynn Jesse McCarty Thomas McElvain Ernie McKissic Tim Marsh Carroll Morrow Duane Nance Clyde Nesmith Jennifer Noble Valerie Noffsinger Jennifer Martin Danny Massey Leslie Menser Amy Mitchell 76 Freshmen Brian Stallins Christy Slaton Larry Sutton Brandon Terry Danny Thompson Chris Oakley Jennifer Oldham Steve Parish Alen Parker Jamie Pate Mark Peyton Joe Pollard Bryon Rainwater Kim Reynolds Billy Rice Becky Robins Angie Robinson Bill Sanger Gina Thorpe Angela Todd Verl Todd Jennifer Turner Drey Vancleve Dwayne Varble Stephanie Vaughn Scott Williams Anthony Winters George White Ben Whitfield Ramona Yeisley Jason Young Freshmen 77 The Sophomore class officers are : Front row: Middle — Jer- emiah Jones, Pres., Right — Kim Noffsinger, V-Pres., Left — Jill Musgrove, Sec., Back row: Middle — Tim Clark, Treas., Right — Wayne Fuller, Sgt. at arms, Left — Teryl Tucker, Student Council Rep. The Sophomore Favorites are: Joey Farmer and Allison Capps. SOPHOMORE OFFICERS SOPHOMORE FAVORITES 78 Sophomores James Adams Serine Adams Jennie Arnett Mike Autry Cynthia Beckner Steve Benedict James Brown Johnny Brown Randy Brown Scott Brown Allison Capps Diana Carter Leah Cartwright Shane Cartwright Amy Cavanah Rhonda Chester Tim Clark Ron Cobb Tyna Cole Melisa Coones Vickie Dalton Barry Darnell Rhonda Darnell Michelle Davis Vernon Davis Darren Duncan Chris Evitts Joey Farmer Tony Farris Troy Faulk Sonya Fulks Wayne Fuller Charlotte Gibson Ricky Gibson Scott Gibson Melanie Gilmore Scotty Gish Jeff Gobin Sophomores 79 David Gray LeAnn Griffin Jeremy Gunn Allison Hampton Dwight Hannah Mindy Harper Carl Hatler Anissa Heady Taresa Hendrix David Holmes Melissa Howton Susan Hunt Georgia Larson Tommy Larson Cynthia LaPradd Mona LaPradd Jeremy Lile Matt Martin James Matchem Tracey Melton John Menser Lori Messmer Jason Moore 80 Sophomores Jill Musgrove Christy Myers Lance Noble Kim Noffsinger Shawn Oakley Raymond Oates Greg Oldham Mitzi Orten Susan Osborn Richard Osburn Jason Parker Jeremy Parker Joey Sherman Edward Sisk Larry Sullivan Stephen Ray Ivy Richardson Eddie Robinson Jason Robinson Stephen Royal Susan Royal Len Saindon Julie Sharp Tonya Vickers Kendall Vickery Dana Villines Gary Vincent Marty Vincent Chris Watson Jon Wells Dawn Weaver James Wiseman Johnny Wiseman Russell Wood Greg Workman Craig Wyatt David Wyatt Tammy Yates 82 Sophomores JUNIOR OFFICERS The Junior Class Officers are: Jeremy Wilcox — Vice Pres., Belinda Doster — Sgt.-at- arms, Mike Marks — Student Council Rep. (front row) Shanon Harris — Sec., Lisa Burden — Tres. (middle row) Teresa Workman — Pres, (top) JUNIOR FAVORITES The Junior Class Favorites are: Mike Marks and Lisa Holt. Tina Adamson Neil Armstrong Tammy Arnett Marlae Baggett Gracie Barnhill Shawn Bean Jim Bearden Robert Bess Gary Blackburn Shannon Blackburn Chris Blalock Stacey Bratcher Jeania Brown Lisa Burden Charlie Canode Peggy Carter Ray Carter Tammy Carter Bruce Cole John Conrad Lynn Crawford Kevin Crockett George Cummins Vicky Dame Wanda Davis Pam Dehart Belinda Doster Tammy Duncan Beverly Dunning Audie Ellis Glen Ellis Jason Ellis Becky English Jennifer Fassold Shawn Fickey Stephanie Fox Whitney Fox Witta Frazer Serena F reels Troy Giffin Tracy Gilmore Billy Gobin Richard Gomoll Melissa Goodaker Troy Goodaker Jon Gunn Clinton Harper Shanon Harris LaDonna Hatfield Linda Henley Jenny Hibbs Bruce Higbee Donna Hines Lisa Holt Allan Howell Beth Howton David Ipock Tim Kelley Kim Knight Kendra Lacy Brent Lamb William Lantrip George Larson Dwayne Lee Thomas Lee Cindy Long Jason Lutz Eve Martin Michael Marks Shannon McClendon Jason NcNeily John Melton Barbara Menser Lisa Merideth Joey Michael Kirk Mikulski Eva Miller Wilma Miller Scotty Mitchell Jonathon Morgan Mark Neisz Shane Neisz Troy Oakley Duane Oglesby Kenneth Oglesby Amy Oldham Anthony Oldham Jason Oldham Daniel Orten Rebecca Osborn Becky Parrish Gerald Peyton Thresa Peyton Melissa Pollard Kim Purdy Gayla Rambo Renee Robinson Wayne Sallee Amy Schmidt Kevin Scott Patrick Scott Kelly Shutt Mike Simcox Angie Skinner Kurt Staggs Kerry Stallins Deborah Stark Georgeanna Steedly Josie Sternfield Steven Stewart Donna Vaughn Tommy Watts Richard Whitfield Jeremy Wilcox Debbie Winters Teresa Workman James Wright John Wright UNICES UNICES UNICES PROM 1987 The 1987 WHHS Prom King and Queen are Tere- sa Patterson and Eric Messmer. They were crowned King and Queen on May 9, 1987. WILL YOU STILL LOVE ME” Underclassmen 87 PROM 1987 Underclassmen 89 90 Underclassmen qAA t s Jmxj QuSry-t jydlur UrO . y Xajjyv L fb tJr' jjJUUbr s vo£) A h Xucj- jybuudjbcib. - Cju MZ 5 a|j Afi -' ■ 0 YvCUA. 4iuiuJuo aXuAL. (T -QIWwukD’ ' vi 4- 0 1 r vf)LA T “ dTjcf UP QjUb £ JJoA yl JLA -i Aa • tw UouL(-, aA 4W yOo tiu rw £$ a AmXrvd • yXt AO -pXWrvjjuJ r Jw -A ut) yfc va i Am AJy( JSrc$ yi Y -(hujvvyyy Ca AMJJujTIQ aP -iunui(U| OsD SV a oJa - K sJ j ije r uTv to MWf JiiLiif. , - xP yOJir J -od rnoXjP JwMuaJ), (Wcyvyrw, A_ Cu T Z1GO iWh £M vrv p_ pJL ? a 5Yh 6r -AcmV d )v W vy fv 3 A •Ai fiapl i ro4y AlcO ( Xaurr) XaAc yUoAta ydW A)WOlW luendo -£. Ufir� )tjJUJ %� UWUM 7Y J2A iA. _£AAxp|vAd ifuj Wm • a A [ wYMMyrni I a y U pj’ .d Cjuv vc7 yter (Xrryd Xjr (W Xr pJcu t Clwc ps M X- -op a Xb r. A ( Underclassmen H Y MA lAr) l-A X- Seniors 95 86-87 Pres.. Randy Baker; Vice-Pres.. James Daugherty; Sec.. Connie Bates-. Tres.. Gina Clark-, Stu. Council Rep.. Tannya Chancellor-, Sgt.-at-Arms. Ronald Neisz These officers led an exciting year as Randy Baker — heard no evil —, James Daugherty — saw no evil —, and Ronald Neisz — spoke no evil —I These officers had a terrific year as they lived through the glamorous lifel 96 Seniors Chris Glass Teresa Patterson Mr. And Miss Chris is Treasurer of the 4-H and Key clubs. He is Sgt. of Arms of the Beta Club and Student Coun- cil. He is a member of the FHA and Pep Clubs. Chris has been the Captain of the Boys Varsity Basketball team for two years and is a member of the tennis and track teams. Chris enjoys so- cializing with his friends, playing pool, and scarry movies. He would like to attend Bethel Col- lege and play basketball. Teresa has been a member of the DECA Club for two years and is presently a member of the FHA. She has a part-time job teaching gymnastics at the Y.M.C.A. and enjoys cheerleading, music and dancing. Teresa would like to at- tend MCC and in later years at- tend WKU. She plans to major in Physical Education and she would like to have her own gym- nastics club someday. Seniors 97 WHO’S WHO MR. AND MISS SENIOR Chris S. Menser and Connie Bates Chris S. Menser is a member of the Pep club. FFA. DECA. and DE Co- op. Chris has a part-time job and plans to attend college after he graduates. Connie Bates is a member of the Pep club. FBLA. and DE Co-op. She has a part-time job and her plans after high school consist of going to college and studying Business Management. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Chris O. Menser and Angie Huddleston Chris O. Menser is a member of the Beta. Pep, and FBLA Clubs. He is a three year veteran basketball and baseball player. Chris plans to go to college on a scholarship, marry a beautiful lady, and own the finer things in life. Angie Huddleston is the second Vice-Pres. of FHA. Secretary of the Student Council. Secretary of the FBLA. and a member of the Pep Club. She has been a statistician for the boys varsity basketball team and has played softball for three years. BEST LOOKING Jamie Duncan and Gina Clark Jamie Duncan is Pres, of the Music Club and a member of the band. Beta, Key, and Spanish Clubs. He participates in several outside activities such as Varsity basketball, track, tennis, and Cross Coun- try. Jamie plans to attned college and get a degree in Mechanical Engineering. Gina Clark is a member of the Pep and FBLA Clubs. She has a part- time job as a bookeeper. She enjoys MTV. Charlie Sexton, and her car. Gina plans to get a Bachelor's Degree in Accounting and become a successful CPA. Seniors 99 BEST ALL AROUND WHO'S WHO BEST PERSONALITY MOST VALUABLE Cheree Bearden and James Daugherty Cheree Bearden is president of 4-H, Student Council, and the Hopkins County Beta club. She is Vice President of Beta Club and member of the music club, Pep club and EBLA. She plays basketball, tennis, softball. She was a 1986 Governor’s Scholar and a member of Murray State’s Golden 100. James Daugherty is a member of the Pep, Spanish. EHA, EBLA, and Key clubs. He is also Vice President of the Senior class. He plays basketball, baseball, tennis, and he runs Cross Country and track. He plans to go to college and major in business. Bonnie Lansden and Mike Melton Bonnie Lansden is currently a member of the music club and pep club. She is President of the Beta club and Co-Vice President of the county Beta Club. President of the French club and Treasurer of the Student Council. Bonnie plans to attend WKU in the fall and study business and marketing. Mike Melton is an active member in Beta club. Pep club, Spanish club, EBLA and Youth Alive. Mike spends his free time at work and with his girlfriend. He plans to go to college and study business. Tannya Chancellor and Eric Messmer Tannya Chancellor is vice-president of EBLA. vice-president of EHA and Student Council Representative for the Senior class. Tannya is a cheerleader and a member of the pep club. She plans on going to college and becoming a registered nurse. Eric Messmer is a member of EBLA. EHA. Key club. Pep club. Youth Alive and Student Council. Eric is also on the basketball team and baseball team. He runs track and cross country. Eric enjoys girls, hunting and running and plans on going to college. 100 Seniors MOST TALENTED Lara Ramsey and Mark Towe Lara Ramsey is in the Beta club. Pep club, 4-H and FBLA. She plays basketball, tennis, and softball. Lara plans on attending college and majoring in Business Education. Mark Towe is a member of the Pep Club and FFA. Mark is a four year veteran of both the basketball team and the baseball team. Moni Gunn and Jamie Musgrove Moni Gunn is a member of the Pep. French. Music, and Beta clubs. She enjoys singing, socializing, and skiing. She plans to make a career in health care. Jamie Musgrove is a member of the FFA. FHA. FBI A. Pep. and Key clubs. He plays baseball and basketball and enjoys hunting, partying, and listening to Hank Jr. Jamie plans on going to college and becom ing a welder. MOST STUDIOUS Judi Whitfield and Dewayne Towe Judi Whitfield is a member of the Beta, French, Pep and Youth Alive clubs. Judi plans on going to college, then law school. She is interested in a career in corporate law. Dewayne Towe is a member of Beta. Pep. French, and Youth Alive clubs. He is a Student Council Representative. Dewayne is a member of the Scholastic team and of the band. MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Tina Johnston and Bryon Sager Tina Johnston is President of FHA. Regional Scholarship Chairman of FHA, Student Council Representative for the FBLA and Beta clubs and a member of the Pep club. Tina is a cheerleader, runs track, plays softball and is a majorette. Bryon Sager is a member of the Spanish, Pep, and DECA clubs. Bryon has already chosen a career in the Marines. MOST ATHLETIC Seniors 101 Arnold Adams David Arnold Randy Baker Connie Bales Cheree Bearden Donna Bearden Channa Black 102 Seniors Jamie Duncan Rodney hoe Wanda Fuller Deana Gibson Chris Glass Michelle Gordon Joey Greer Joe Gunn Chris Hale Stanley Harris Mom Gunn Seniors 105 Angie Huddleston Phil Higbee David Herron Shawna King Teresa Knight Bonnie Lansden Teresa Pailcrson Paller son Valerie Peyton Marla Rainwater Lara Ramsey Jeannie Robbins Jill Schocnthaler Charles Sherman FLOWER: RED ROSE SONG: NEVER SAY GOODBYE COLORS: RED § GREY MOTTO: THE FUTURE S SO BRIGHT WE GOTTA WEAR SHADES Cheree Bearden went to Centre College In Danville. Kentucky. She chose a major and minor that her classes were chosen from. She attended classes in the morning and after- noon. Cheree had plenty of free time to do what she wanted after class. The trip was very rewarding for her. She was able to meet people from schools very differ- ent from our school scene. She learned a little of what independent life is about. Cheree would recommend this program to anyone who has the chance. She explained that there are no tests and grades are not given. This program gave Cheree a taste of college life. She stated that the only thing one needs to know is how to meet people and get along with them. £ GOVERNOR’S SCHOLARS PROGRAM The day and hour has come ; For us to march one-by-one. Sharing our feelings ogether as we gradually marfh alone. Realizing we're one step closer to what we've worked for sp ong. The final bells can be heard. As we carefully mov€ along. Each in perfect harmony To the beat of dur own song Now the ...lime has come. h 1 Jr-'O ci For eachx f us to part. E ch step bringing us closer, To taking us farther apart. When the final step is to be taken, 0D We each shall takefour stand.j As we show our love for one another. And make that step hand-in-mnd. 114 p % SCHOOL DAY MEMORIES : As we reach out our hand ■ The diploma we grasp, While we think of the memories Of years in the past. Tears fill our eyes Because it’s all gone. We’re starting a new life, We have to move on. We hope friends will keep in touch As the years pass us by; Although it hurts inside We’ll try not to cry. We think of kindergarten And our first day, Now we've reached the end — We are going away. How do you say good-by To friends who mean so much? Will there be time To sincerely keep in touch? We will always have the memories Of our school years from day one. Don't think of school ending — Think — a new life has begun. i� Seniors 115 HONORS Activities Agriculture AU Around Boy- All Around Girl Art Athletics, Boys Athletics, Girls Band Business and Office DAR — Good Citizen Distributive Education English French History — Home Ec Industrial Jamie Duncan Clay Dame Eric Messmer Gina Clark Marla Rainwater Chris O. 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Adams, James . . 79, Adams, Serina ... 79. Adamson, Mike ... 79, 134. Adamson, Tina . . . 46, 58, 84, 89. Adamson, Wesley ... 75. Allen, John . . . 102. Allen, Matt . . . 46, 75. Allen, Milissa ... 20, 75. Al- len, Robert ... 2, 5, 20, 40, 41, 75, 126. Almon, Eddie ... 79,134. Al- mon, Rufus ... 51, 75. Anglin, Angelia ... 20, 75. Anglin, Brice . . . 102, 122,123. Armstrong, Neil ... 84. Arnett, Jennie ... 79. Arnett, Tammy ... 84. Arnold, David . . . 2, 9, 46, 47, 49, 52, 57, 58, 82, 102. 118, 122, 123, 126, 137. Arnold, Wendy . . . 112, 118, 121. Autry, Mike ... 79. Babb, Tra- cey ... 20, 38, 46, 54, 57, 75. Baggett, Marlae ... 46, 48, 51, 53, 84, 88, 92. Baker, Randy . . . 14. 33, 46, 47, 50, 51, 52, 55, 96. 102, 118, 120, 122, 123, 124, 145. Barnhill, Gracie ... 47, 51, 59, 60, 61, 62, 84, 148. Bates, Connie . . . 58, 96, 102, 122, 123. Bean, Shawn ... 36, 37, 46, 51, 52, 57, 84. Bearden, Cheree ... 8, 9, 15, 18, 19, 22, 24. 26, 31, 38, 40, 46. 50, 51, 53, 55, 58, 62, 102, 114, 116, 118, 120, 122,123.133, 145. Bearden, Donna ... 58, 102, 122, 123. Bearden, James ... 10, 46, 55, 84, 139. Beckner, Cynthia ... 46, 79. Belt, Kelly ... 4, 46. 75, 93. Ben- edict, Steve ... 47, 79. Bennett, James ... 46, 47, 51, 55, 122, 123. Bess, Robert ... 12, 84, 89. Black, Channa . . . 102, 122, 123. Black, Christine ... 20, 46, 49, 54. 75. Blackburn, Gary ... 48, 51, 52, 56, 57, 62, 84. Blackburn, Shan- non ... 26, 46, 54, 84, 133. Blair, Tim ... 2, 46, 53. 103, 153. Bla- lock, Chris ... 84, 135. Bowles, Laurie . . . 103, 122, 123. Bowles, Mary ... 54, 75. Bratcher, Sta- cey ... 14, 18, 19, 22, 24, 26, 31, 36, 37, 38, 44, 58. Brewer, James ... 2, 56, 62, 75. Brewer, Jimmy ... 57, 62, 75. Brown, James . . . 55, 79. Brown, Jeania ... 47, 51, 59, 60, 62, 84, 91, 148. Brown, Johnny ... 48, 79. Brown, Kattie ... 58, 75. Brown, Randy ... 79. Brown, Scott ... 47, 55, 56, 79, 93. Buntin, Melinda ... 28, 29, 30, 46, 54, 75. Burden, Lisa . . . 47, 58, 83. 84. Burden, Tammy . . . 75. Canode, Charlie ... 46, 47, 51, 59, 60, 62, 84, 89, 90, 148. Capps, Allison ... 12, 28, 29, 30. 31, 46, 55. 56, 57, 78, 79, 90, 93. Carroll, Christy ... 79. Carter, Diana ... 79. Carter, Lori . . . 156 Index 58,102,122,123. Carter, Peggy . . . 15, 84. Carter, Ray ... 84. Car- ter, Tammy ... 46, 49, 58, 84, 92. Cartwright, Leah ... 47, 49, 58, 84,92. Cartwright, Shane . . 79. Cavanah, Amy ... 38, 49, 79. Cavanah, Susan ... 38, 49, 75. Chancellor, Tannya ... 12,15, 28, 29. 30. 31. 39, 48. 49, 53, 58. 60. 62, 98, 102, 121, 122, 123, 143. Cha- vis. Troy ... 55, 103. Chester, Kim . . . 47, 55, 122, 123. Chester, Rhonda ... 38, 49, 55, 79. Clark, Gina ... 2, 58, 96, 103, 116, 118. 120. Clark, Tim ... 78, 79. 93. Clayton, Annette ... 4, 20, 75. Clayton, Carol ... 49. Clayton, Jeremy ... 20, 46, 75. Cobb, Mi- chael ... 57, 75. Cobb Ron .. . 79. Cole, Bruce ... 57, 84, 93. Cole, Tyna ... 79. Conrad, John ... 46, 48. 51, 52. 84. Coones, Melissa ... 79. Copple, Stacey . . . 46, 54, 56, 75. Cotton, Marc . . . 46, 58, 103, 122, 123. Cottoner, Carlton . . . 122, 123. Crawford, Lynn ... 12, 47. 55, 59, 60, 61, 62, 84, 89, 148. Crawford, Peggy . . . 49. Crockett, Kevin ... 51, 55, 56, 84. Crook, Scarlett . . . 103, 122, 123. Cummings, George . . . 46, 84. Cummings, Marnita . . . 49, 75, 92. Cunningham, Sonya . . . 75. Dalton, Clarence ... 75. Dalton, Vickie ... 79. Dame, Clay ... 48, 49, 51, 103. 122, 123. Dame, Sherry ... 36, 46, 50, 54, 75, 92. Dame. Vicky ... 28, 29, 30, 31, 46, 84. Darnall, David . . . 4, 20, 21, 39. 44, 46. 50. 55, 56. 62. Darnell, Barry ... 55, 57, 79,134. Darnell, Jason ... 46, 54, 56, 75. Darnell, Rhonda ... 55, 79. Daugherty, James ... 5, 7,13,18, 19, 25,26, 37,39, 41,46,47,58,96, 104, 133. Davis, Lydia ... 50, 54, 75, 139. Davis, Michelle ... 47, 56, 79. Davis, Vernon ... 79. Da- vis, Wanda ... 49, 58, 84. De- hart, Judy . . 46, 75. Dehart, Pam ... 46, 47, 51, 84. Dehart, Sandy ... 49, 58, 104. Delano, Greg ... 9,104, DeMoss, Reba . . 46, 49, 54, 75. Densmore, Amy ... 13, 104, 121. 122, 123. Doster, Belinda ... 33, 46, 55. 58, 84. Downs, Kimberly ... 46, 49, 75. Dreusicke, David ... 46, 58, 75. Duke, Donnie ... 75, 92. Dun- can, Dane ... 39, 44, 46, 49, 58, 104, 116, 121,122,123. Duncan. Dar- ren ... 79. Duncan, Jamie . . . 13, 15, 18. 19, 23, 25, 26, 40, 41, 44, 46, 47, 50. 51, 54, 57, 62, 104, 116, 118,121, 122,123. Duncan, Steve . . . 21, 26, 36, 37, 40. 46, 48, 75. Duncan, Tammy ... 22, 26, 47, 55, 56, 84. Dunning, Beverly . . . 46,58,84, 89. Eaves, Travanda . . . 75. Ellis, Audie ... 84. Ellis, Glen ... 84. Ellis Daniel ... 75. Ellis, Jason ... 16, 48, 53, 84, 90. English, Becky ... 22. 24, 26, 31, 58, 84, 92. Evans, Cordelia . . . 58, 104, 121. 122, 123. Evitts, Chris ... 79. Evitts, Karen ... 2, 46, 53, 58, 62, 104, 121, 122, 121, 122, 123. Farmer, Aaron ... 5, 20, 46, 48, 57, 62. 74, 91, 125. Farmer, Joey ... 2, 21, 23, 26, 39, 46, 47, 52, 78, 79, 93. Farris, Anthony . . . 46, 47, 50. 51, 57, 62. 82. Fas- sold. Jennifer ... 2, 14, S4, 88, 128, 136. Faulk, Troy ... 21, 39, 44, 47, 51, 79, 91, 93. Fickey, Shawn . 84. Flint, Melinda . . . 49, 75. Florea, Jeff ... 20, 54, 75. Foe, Anthony ... 75. Foe, Rod- ney ... 84, 121, 122, 123. Fox, Stephanie ... 55, 58, 84, 140. Fox, Whitney ... 22, 25, 38, 44, 46, 47, 54,136,184. Frazer, Willa . . . 26, 40, 41, 51, 52, 55, 56, 57, 58, 84, 139. Freels, Michael ... 75. Freelsw, Serena ... 26, 46, 47, 51, 53, 55, 84. Fulks, Sonya . . . 54, 79. Fuller, Wanda . . . 104,122, 123. Fuller, Wayne ... 78, 79,93. Garrison, Lenny ... 76. Gibson, Charlotte ... 79. Gibson, Deana ... 46, 48, 104, 122, 123. Gibson, Richard ... 36, 55, 79. Gibson, Scott ... 10, 21. 23, 25. 26. 31, 36. 42. 46, 47, 50. 51, 62. 79. Gibson. Stephen ... 76, 92. Giffin, Troy ... 84. Gilmore, Melanie ... 22, 24, 26, 31, 36. 37. 47, 79. Gilmore, Tracey ... 22, 24, 26. 31. 36, 37, 58, 84. Gipson, Amy . . . 49, 76. Gipson, Ruth Ann . . 46. Gish, Scotty ... 79. Glass, Chris . .. 14. 23,25,26,31.36. 40.41,42, 46. 52.53,55,57,62,97,98, 104, 122, 123, 152. Gobin, Billy ... 21, 23, 25, 26, 31, 37, 46, 58, 85. Gobin, Jeff ... 33, 62. Gomoll, Richard ... 58, 85, 91. Goodaker, Troy . . . 55, 85. Gordon, Charles ... 76. Gordon, Michelle ... 6, 104, 122, 123. Gray, David . . 80. Greer, Joey . . 104. 122, 123. Griffin, LeAnn ... 58, 80. Grimes, Crys- tal ... 76. Gunn, Jeremy ... 52, 80, 93. Gunn, Joe ... 46, 49, 58, 104, 122, 123. Gunn, Jon . . . 46, 48, 52, 57, 82, 85. Gunn, Moni . . . 8, 9. 13. 46, 47, 51, 54, 92, 101. 104, 116.118,122,123. Hale. Chris ... 4, 46, 49. 58.104,116,122,123. Hamil- ton, Stephanie . 49, 76. Hamp- ton, Allison ... 33, 47, 55, 80, 93. Hannah, Dwight . 46, 47, 55, 80, 93. Hannah, Dwight . . . 46, 47, 51, 80, 93. Harper, Clinton . . . 85. Harper, Mindy ... 49, 80. Harris, Krista ... 28, 29, 30. 31, 54, 56, 57, 74. 76. Harris, Shanon ... 9, 28. 29, 30, 31. 46, 50, 51, 52, Index 157 53, 54, 55, 57, 83, 85. Harris, Stanley ... 51, 104,122, 123. Hart, Brian ... 48, 76. Hart, Donald .. . 76. Hatfield, LaDonna ... 55, 58, 85, 88. Haulk, Delena ... 28. 29, 30, 31, 49, 76. Hatler, Carl ... 80. Head, Rhonda ... 49, 76. Heady, Anissa ... 38, 47, 54, 55, 80, 93. Hendrix, Taresa ... 9, 38, 47, 80, 90. Henley, Linda .. . 85. Herron, David ... 9, 13, 49, 58,106,122,123. Hibbs, Jennifer . . . 58, 85. Higbee, Bruce ... 6, 85. Higbee, Karen . . . 46, 49, 76. Higbee, Phil ... 106, 122, 123. Higgs, Christy ... 76. Hines, Donna ... 47, 58, 85. Holmes, David . . . 46, 56, 80, 82. Holt, Lisa ... 28, 29, 31, 46, 58, 83, 85, 90. Hopson, Veatrus ... 49, 76. Howell, Allan ... 48, 85. Howton, Beth ... 85. Huddleston, Angie ... 15, 26, 38, 46, 49. 53, 58, 89. 116,121.122,123,137. Hunt, Preston ... 2, 46. 48, 49, 52, 58, 121, 122, 123, 126. Jenkins, Carla ... 49, 76. Jenkins, Lisa . . . 106,122,123. Johnson, Joy ... 46, 50, 58, 76. Johnson, Troy ... 80. Johnston, Kim ... 76,93. Johnston, Timmy ... 80. Johnston, Tina ... 8, 15, 28,29, 30,31,38, 44,46,47,49.51, 53, 56, 58, 59, 60, 61. 62, 101, 106, 122, 123, 124, 131, 148. 155. Jones, Jeff ... 48, 106, 122, 123. Jones, Jeremiah ... 21, 23, 25, 26, 39, 41, 46, 47, 48, 78, 80. Jones, Sta- cey ... 46, 49, 55, 106, 122, 123. Kelley, Brian ... 20, 21, 36, 46, 50, 54, 80. Kelley, DeWayne . . . 9, 14, 18, 36. 47, 106, 122, 123, 124. Kelley, Tim ... 19, 36, 46, 85. King, Shawna ... 46, 47, 51, 52, 59. 60, 61, 62, 107, 122. 123, 148. Knight, Kim ... 15, 85. Knight, Teresa ... 106, 121, 122, 123, 139. Kyle, Kelley ... 58, 106, 122, 123, 126. Lacy, Kendra ... 46, 49, 85, 88, 90. Ladd, Deonna ... 49, 58, 106, 122, 123. Lamb, Brent ... 10, 46, 47, 85. Lamb, Jeff ... 20, 21, 46, 76. Lamb, Jeremy ... 76. Lansden, Bonnie ... 8, 9, 15, 32, 33,46, 47,51,53,54,55,59,60,61, 118, 121, 124, 131, 141, 145, 148. Lan- trip, Tammy ... 80. Lantrip, William ... 6, 85, 90. LaPradd, Bubba .. . 107, 122, 123. LaPradd, Cynthia ... 80. LaPradd, Mona ... 80. LaPradd, Susan Miller . . . 122, 123. Larson, George ... 7, 10, 52, 85. Larson, Georgia ... 8, 9, 47, 80. Larson, Thomas ... 21, 26, 46, 47, 80. Lawrence, Pal . . . 20, 21, 39, 46, 54, 56, 86. Law- rence, Tracey . . . 107. Lee, Dewayne . . . 47, 48, 85. Lee, Thomas ... 55, 85, 93. Leet, Samuel ... 9, 46, 48, 51, 80. Lile, Jeremy ... 5, 18, 33, 37, 44, 47, 52, 90, 93, 146. Logan, Josh . . . 52, 53, 55, 57, 107, 122, 123. Logs- don, Julie ... 80, 89. Long, Cin- dy .. . 53, 54, 57, 62, 85. Long, Rachel ... 51, 52, 54, 56, 80, 147. Love, Chad ... 76. Love, Denise . . . 107, 122, 123. Luckett, Mat-' thew ... 2, 46, 47, 57, 80. Lutz, Jason ... 16, 33, 40. 41, 44, 46, 51, 58, 59, 60, 62, 85, 88, 92, 148, 149. Lynn, Brandon ... 20, 46, 56, 76. Lynn, James ... 18,19, 52, 57, 58, 108, 122, 123, 124. Lynn, Julie . . . 48, 49, 80. McCarty, Jessee . . . 76. McClendon, Shannon . . . 46, 58, 85. 89. McElvain, Thomas . . . 55, 76, 90. McKissic, Ernest . . . 36, 58, 76. McNeily, Jason ... 16, 48, 52, 85. Mangum, John ... 46, 48, 108, 122,123. Mangum, Sherry ... 46, 48, 49, 80. Mann, Tresa . . . 58, 80. Marks, Mike ... 5, II, 51, 53, 56, 83, 85, 118. Marsh, Tim ... 4, 20, 33, 46, 54, 74, 76, 92. Marshall, William ... 14, 46, 48, 49, 51, 52, 108, 116, 122, 123. Mar- tini, Adam ... 48, 108. Martim, Angela . . . 31,42,55,108,122,123. Martin, Eve ... 85. Martin, Jen- nifer ... 20, 49, 58, 76. Martin, Julie ... 80. Martin, Matt .. . 46, 48, 51, 56, 80. Massey, Danny ... 76. Matchem, James ... 21, 80, 134. Melton, John ... 85, 151. Melton, Mike ... 14, 46, 47, 52, 58, 116, 122, 123, 124, 125. Melton, Tracey ... 58, 80, 93. Menser, Barbara ... 4, 54, 85. Menser, Chris O. . . . 14, 23, 25, 26, 39, 42, 108, 116, 122, 123, 124, 148. Menser, Chris S. .. . 58, 108, 122, 123, 124, 148. Menser, John ... 51, 80. Menser, Leslie ... 76. Merideth, Lisa ... 58, 85. Messamore, Vicki . . . 13,46,52,58,59,60,61. 89.112, 122,123. Messmer, Eric . . . 5,14,15,25,26,37,39,41,46,49, 52, 53, 58, 89. 108, 116, 122, 123, 133, 145, 154. Messmer, Lori . . . 24, 26, 47, 51, 58, 80. Michael, Joey ... 46. 47, 05, 51, 56, 85. Mikulski, Kirk ... 85. Miller, Eva ... 85. Miller, Wilma ... 85. Mitchell, Amy ... 46, 54, 56, 57, 76. Mitchell, Hamilton ... 46, 47, 51, 52, 54, 57, 62, 109, 116, 118, 122, 123. Mitchell, Scotty ... 55, 85. Moore, Donna. Moore, Jason ... 80, 92. Moore, Kathy ... 80. Moore, Susan ... 80. Morgan, Alan ... 47, 57, 80. Morgan, Jon- athan ... 85. Morrow, Matthew ... 48, 80. Musgrove, Jamie . . . 12, 25, 26, 32, 33. 48, 49, 52. 58, Id, 109,123. Musgrove, Jill ... 14, 15, 18, 19. 22, 24, 26. 31, 36, 38, 44, 46, 49,51,58,78,81,82,91,92,136. Myers, Christy ... 47, 49, 81. 158 Index Nance, Duane ... 77. Neisz, Ronald ... 9, 55, 96,109,122, 123. Neisz, Mark ... 85. Neisz, Shane ... 85. Neisz, Tony . . . 109, 122, 123. Nesmith, Clyde ... 76. Nix- on, Teri ... 2, 46, 49, 109, 122, 123. Noble, Jennifer ... 76. No- ble, Lance ... 81. Noffsinger, Chris ... 47, 48, 49, 109,122, 123. Noffsinger, Kim ... 33, 49, 78, 81. Noffsinger, Valerie ... 76. Oakley, Chris ... 50, 56, 57, 77. Oakley, Shawn ... 21, 23, 25, 26, 31, 36, 42, 47, 86, 90. Oates, Ray- mond ... 81. Poole, John ... 81. Purdy, Kim ... 8, 15, 86. Rainwa- ter, Bryon ... 54, 57. Rainwater, Marla ... 55, NO, 122,123. Rambo, Gayla ... 9, 54, 56, 86, 89, 139. Ramsey, Joy ... 38, 54, 81. Ram- sey, Lara ... 24, 26, 40, 42, 44, 51, 58. Id. NO, 118, 122, 123. Ram- sey, Walter ... 2, 39, 48, 57, 81. Rawlins, Jill . 81. Ray, Gayla . . . 18, 19, 28, 29, 30. 31, 46, 47, 49, 52, 55, 56, 57, 81. Ray, Stephen . . . 46, 81. Reynolds, Kim ... 54, 77. Rice, Billy ... 77. Richard- son, Ivy . . . 81. Robbins, Jeanie . . . 2, NO. 122, 123, 126. Robbins, Rebecca ... 77. Robbinson, An- gela ... 77. Robinson, Eddie . . . 48, 51, 81. Robinson, Jason ... 81. Robinson, Renee ... 86. Royal, Steven ... 81. Royal, Susan . . . 46, 49, 81. Sager, Bryon ... 4, 46, 47, 58, Id, 110, 122, 123. Saindon, Len . . . 47, 55, 81. Salee, Wayne ... 86, 92. Sanger, William . . . 77. Schoenthaler. Jill . . . 110, 122, 123. Schmidt, Amy . . . 26, 40, 56, 57, 58, 62, 86. Scisney, Marlon . . . 4. 20, 4,6 47, 58, 77. Scott, Ke- vin ... 86. Scott, Patrick ... 86. Sharp, Julie ... 81. Sharp, Tammy ... 38, 77. Sherman, Anna . . . 92, 93. Sherman, Charles ... NO, 118,122,123. Sher- man, Joey ... 81. Shutt, Kelley . . . 36, 46, 50, 51, 53, 57, 58, 62, 86, 118. Simcox, Mike ... 18, 19, 40, 47, 51, 54, 58, 86, 88. Sisk, Ed- ward ... 48, 51, 81. Sisk, Valerie ... 20, 22, 24, 26, 46, 49, 77. Skinner, Angie ... 46, 58, 86. Slaton, Kristy ... 50, 56, 77. Staggs, Curtis ... 6, 52, 86. Stal- lins, Brian ... 50, 56, 77. Stallins, Kerry ... 86. Stark, Deborah . . . 38, 41, 46. 47, 51, 55, 58, 86. Starks, Elgie. Steedly, Geor- geanna ... 47, 51, 59, 60, 61, 62, 86, 91, 148. Sternfield, Josie . . . 6, 46, 58, 86. Stewart, Kay . . . Ill, 122, 123. Stewart, Steven ... 86. Stoafer, Sherry ... 20, 77, 74, 92, 93. Stumm, Jennifer ... 4,15, 31, 46. 58. 116, 145, 154. Sullivan, Jennifer ... 33, 77. Sullivan, Larry . . 81, 134. Suttle, Beverly . . . 122,123. Sutton, Larry ... 77. Tapp, Edward ... 46, 48, III, 122, 123, 124. Terry, Brandon ... 20, 46, 55,77, 127. Thomason, Stacey ... 58, III, 122, 123. Thompson, Danny ... 77. Thorpe, Gina . . . 54, 57, 77. Todd, Angela ... 49, 77. Todd, Verl ... 4, 47. 54, 74, 77. Tow, John ... 12. 39, 48, 89. Towe, DeWayne ... 9, 46, 47, 50,51.52,53,56,57,58,62,101,111, 118, 122, 123. Towe, Mark ... 23, 25, 25, 46, 48, Id, III. 122, 123, 124. Tucker, Teryl ... 18, 19, 22, 24, 26, 31,36, 38,44. 46, 47,51,52,53, 55, 56, 63. 78, 81. 91, 92. Turner, Jennifer ... 33, 46, 47, 52. 77. VanCleve, Drew ... 46. 57, 62, 77. Vandiver, Jeff . . . III. Van- Winkle, Byron ... 47, 51, 54, 81. Varble, DeWayne . . . 77. Vaughn, Donna ... 18, 46, 58, 86. Vaughn, Mona ... 81. Vaughn, Stephanie ... 46, 74, 77, 136. Vickers, Tonya ... 47, 81. Vick- ery, Kendall ... 20, 81. Villines, Dan ... 8, 49, 55, 81. Vincent, Gary ... 21, 46, 51, 54, 56, 81. Vincent, Marty ... 82. Watkins, Chris ... 58, III. Watson, Chris . . . II, 51, 55, 82, 93. Watts, Terry ... 26, III, 122, 123. Watts, Tom- my .. . 18, 19, 21, 25, 26, 58, 86. Weaver, Dawn ... 47, 49, 52, 55, 56, 62, 82. Wells, Jon ... 5, 21, 39, 46, 47, 51, 52, 62, 82, 93. White, Geore ... 77. Whitfield, Ben . . 46, 74, 77, 92. Whitfield, Judi ... 46. 47, 51, 52, 59, 61, 62, Id, 112,122,123,148,155,181. Whit- field, Richard ... 40, 51, 58, 86, 90. Wilcox, Jeremy ... 5, 18, 19, 33, 40, 41, 46, 50, 51, 58, 59, 60.62. 83,89, 91,93. Williams, Scott . . . 77. Winters, Anthony ... 77. Winters, Debbie ... 49, 55, 86. Wiseman, James ... 82. Wise- man, Johnny ... 48, 82, 92. Wood, Russell ... II, 47, 48, 51, 82. Woodall, Wesley ... 13, 112, 122, 123. Workman, Greg ... 26, 55, 82. Workman, Teresa ... II, 26. 33. 47, 49, 51, 52, 53, 55, 62, 83, 86, 88. 92. Wright. James . . . 55, 86. Wright, John ... 86. Wy- att, Craig ... 46, 51, 52, 53, 58, 82, 93. Wyatt, David ... 46, 47, 48, 51, 82, 93. Yates, Tammy . . . 49, 22, 26, 46, 49, 52. Yeisley, Romona ... 77. Young, Jason . . . 77. Index 159 ADVERTISERS INDEX A and B Signs 136 Kentucky Utilities 156 Agent. Stephen 133 Kuesters Hardware Store 132 Arnold. W.H. 153 Knight and Son Monument 130 Ann Gibson Realtors 152 Kroger 153 Baker-Hickman 136 Lantrip Grocery 132 Barnet-Strother Funeral Home 136 Lee’s Steak House 132 Baynhams Dept. Store 137 Legate Furniture 139 Beshear Funeral Home 153 'Lil Gift Shop 134 Big B Cleaners 136 McGary Furniture 143 Big Daddy’s IGA 148 Madisonville Auto Parts 127 big Star Food Market 127 Madisonville Building and Loan 133 Bob’s Appliance 137 Madisonville Recapping 151 Cablevision 137 Madisonville Supply 129 Cates Oldsmobile Cadaliac 151 Mark X 148 City of Nebo 137 Melody Lanes 151 Clark Beshear Clark 133 Mid-American Canning 146 Clark’s Stoneyard 131 Muffler Express 127 Clements Jewelers Inc. 150 Naomi’s Vogue 136 C and M Sports 153 Nation’s Medicine 149 Coles Office Outfitters 129 Nebo Service Center 136 Commercial Bank of Dawson 140 New Horizons Realty 134 Congressman Carrol Hubbard 152 Norman Boggess Chevrolet 139 Corky’s Restaurant 151 Northern Printing 137 Country Florist 153 Nick’s Termite 139 Country Hearth 133 Parker Insurance 151 C Star Market 151 Parkway Ford People's Bank 6 Trust 138 Cumens Lumber Co. 132 126 Custom Homes 152 Peyton Mining 140 Dr. Pepper 139 Pillsbury 142 Druther’s Restaurant 150 Pizza Hut 151 Earlington Ashland Service Station 128 Providence Machine 133 Edna's Fabric Shop 153 Rayma’s Beauty Shoppe Ray's Alignment 153 Education Talent Search 150 153 Edwards IGA 145 Ridley Pontiac 153 Family Chiropractic Center 150 Roberts Brothers Coal Co. 141 Family Restaurant 151 Roy, Dr. 153 Farmers Bank of Clay 149 Ruby Concrete 127 Farmers Bank of Madisonville 135 Sansoms Greenhouse I2S Farm Bureau Insurance 129 Sears-Providence 151 Finley’s Family Sports 151 Segebarth 128 Fugate Lumber Co. 133 Sextet Mining 147 General Electric Co. 146 Sexton Hydraulics Sharkey’s Westside Service 134 Goldenrod 150 132 Gooch Insurance 137 Sherwin Williams 139 Great Outdoors LTD. 132 Southern States 151 Given’s House of Beauty 153 Stanley S Son 127 Hamby Construction Happy’s 137 State Farm 152 129 Steele, Hoodenpyle Roberts 153 Harned Insurance 127 Sureway-Madisonville 153 Haulers Supply 153 Sureway-Providence 151 Hawkins Distributing Co. 136 Thrifty Pharmacy Tom’s Insurance 133 Doug Helm Trucking 139 139 Hillyard Lions 139 Townsend-Jones Funeral Home 132 Hopkins County Asphalt 149 Tradewater Animal Hospital 128 Hopkins Co. Board of Realtors 130 Trover Clinic 147 Hudson’s Chevrolet 148 Wal-Mart 136 Huddleston's Body Shop 152 West Kentucky Plate Glass 137 J.C. Penney 150 Wicks Well Grocery 130 J and J Style House 153 Withers-Howard Insurance 151 Johnston Trucking 126 Woodburn Pharmacy 127 Jordan Furniture 127 Woodruff Supply 147 K-Mart 133 Workshop True Value 153 Kentucky Bank and Trust 144 WTTL 134 Kentucky Processing 143 Yates-Littlepage, DMD 132 160 Advertisements