Clay Battelle High School - Liberanni Yearbook (Blacksville, WV)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1975 volume:

uucm nope inai in later years, while turn-to recall, and maybe.even relive, the happiness, the sorrows, and ool Spirit of Clay-Battelle High School. vir |JKfCCC;- $ JS V 1 ,n; I • ••• ... .. • • • .MU' •MM • • • •• • . f ifli � ■� jpsKetbf(l, i I A, IVp Club, assembly programs, band, and algebra classes are all expe-gi have shared wi h your fellow studenJat Clay-Battelle High?School. Your involve-the j opfe h s taught you much, and others have learntd from yoif. This meeting of and play has created a sense of School Spirit, nt d series of events that has become this yearbook are also a part of you. The preserve thk part of your life which was shared with your classmates, ini has caught glimpses here and there of the many activities that have made youP lie Hi on S hrwil tvw i InrnKlo Vv r vnv n • I___ .• i ... « •• The Liberanni Staff Message Principal’s Congratulations, seniors, you have completed your senior year and are graduating. Twelve years ago you began preparing for this. During these years you have taken the best that we could offer you. 1 only hope it has prepared you to accept the challenges that await you. Do not look upon this graduation as the end of learning as you must continue to learn from your experiences. Once you stop learning you stop living. I sincerely thank you for the leadership you have displayed at Clay-Battelle High School this year. I also thank you for the cooperation and respect you have shown me during my first year as your principal. As the years go by I hope you cherish this annual and begin to tell your stories by saying, Now, back when I was in school, we . . .!” r - — — - mi nn m m iHj itiii IM mi ■: . • v; fL i . -iriCr . - ALMA MATER We're the school That's just below the Mason Dixon Line With our colors Gray and Blue As ih our sports we. shine Swell the chorus Let it echo Over hill and dale Hail to thee Our Alma Mater Hail to Clay-Battelle. School Spirit The yearbook staff wishes to dedicate the 1975 Liberanni to School Spirit, that intangible but most evident force that makes Clay-Battelle High School the great school that it is today. 6 Table of Contents Faculty Senior High Junior High Organizations Athletics Activities Advertisers V AUTOGRAPHS =1 Uadi Mr. SHERWOOD ANDERSON B.S. andM.A., West Virginia University, B.S., Penn State, Math Education, Guidance, Meteorology Asst. Principal MR. DENNIS THOMAS A.B., Fairmont State College, M.A., West Virginia University, Education, Industrial Arts, Business Commercial u MR. PAUL BARR A.B.. Fairmont State College, M.A., West Virginia University, Mathematics, English MR. ROBERT BEACH B.S., West Virginia University, Vo-Ag MR. ROBERT BEAMER B.S. and M. S., Louisiana State University, Biological and Physical Science 15 MR. JOHN DIEHL B. S. Physical Education, Social Studies M. A. Administration, West Virginia University MRS. VIRGINIA BUNNER A. B. Social Studies, English, West Virginia University, English, World Cultures MR. KENNETH CROSS A. A. Potomac State College, B. S. and M.S. West Virginia University, Biology, Advance Biology, Health and Safety 17 MRS. PAMELA GRAY B.S. Mathematics, Secondary Education, Bloomsburg State College, Mathematics, Algebra I, Geometry MISS TERRY KELLY B. A. Language Arts, M. A. Counseling and Guidance, West Virginia University, English MR. GERRY HECKER B.A. Science, San Fernando Valley State College, Science 18 MR. DAVID LIEVING A.B. Education, Glenville State College Social Studies, Physical Education MRS. TWYLA McCABE A.B. Education, Fairmont State College, Typing, Bookkeeping, Shorthand, English MR. JAMES PIERCE A.B. Art Education, West Virginia University Art, Journalism, Yearbook, Newspaper MRS. PATRICIA ROMANOSKI B.S. Physical Education, English, Health, West Virginia University, Physical Education, Health MRS. CONSTANCE RUSH B.S. Physical Education, English, M.A. Guidance, Counseling, West Virginia University, Guidance Counselor, English MRS. JUDITH SCHUDA A. B. Education, Glenville State College, M.S. Education, University of Delaware, English MR. KENT STAGGERS A. B. Math, Waynesburg College, M.A. Education, West Virginia University, Math, Drama, Humanities, English MR. WILLIAM STOCK WELL B.A. Music Education, West Virginia, University, Band, General, Music, Chorus, Beginning Band MRS. REBECCA S. WILCOX B.S. Speech, English, West Virginia University, Reading, English, Speech 21 MR. HUEY WILSON A. B. Physical Education, Social Studies, Drivers Education, M.A. West Virginia University, Physical Education, Drivers Education MRS. KATHLEEN WILSON B. S. Home Economics, M. S. Home Economics, West Virginia University, Home Economics MRS. MARIAN WILSON A. B. English, Library Science, M.S. Education, West Virginia University. English, Library 22 MRS. SHARI WILSON B.S. English, Social Studies, M. A. Special Education, West Virginia University, English, Special Education 23 MRS. MARGUERITE OWEN Secretary 24 QUADRAVE COPELAND Custodian JAMES STEWART Custodian Memories Are The 1974 Prom!! The State track meets in Charleston! Pentress Drive-in?? How the Junior and Senior girls got along so well!!! Beating Mannington 22-14! When three certain boys skipped school and walked for miles without anything to drink!!! . . . Mrs. Thomas' Room!!??? The celebrations of the Senior girls' 18th birthdays!!! Perry's Rambler! The so-called good” and the so-called bad !? PARTIES AT BROCK! ! ! 4th period Chemistry Class! The fight at Rivesville! The Junior Carnival!!! The trip to Camp Muffly??? Bernadine!! Jo Ann, Diane, Teresa, Becky, and Jean!!! The famous and exciting rides of the 6th period film making class. Coming back from the Prom!!! Marshall was a REDNECK??? The Class of '75!!! SENIORS I like the dreams of the future better than the history of the past. 26 Thomas Jefferson SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President: Sondra Howard Vice-President: Linda Ammons Secretary: Cindy Shriver Treasurer: Neil Tennat Historian: Kevin Moore Mark Chisler Reporter: Leaetta Eddy Ron Evans Sgt. of Arms: Leslie Owens Mike Toothman Randy Stiles Linda Copeland CLASS COLORS - Navy Blue and White MOTTO - We've Only Just Begun FLOWER - Mum 27 EUGENE FAY EDDY Gene” RICHARD PAUL EDDY '•Paul DIANNA KAY FLETCHER Diane” RONALD E. EVANS Ron JANET SUE FOLEY Janet RONALD E. FOLEY Foley” DONLEY JOE GUM Gummy” PATRICIA SUE GALES Sue DARLENE FAY HAAS Darlene CHARLES VAN JENKINS Charlie ARTHER ROBERT HILL An ALEXANDER CLARK JOHNSON Clark SONDRA PEARL HOWARD Son KAREN JANE JONES Jonesie KENNETH RALPH KING, JR J. B.” RANDY JAMES MARSHALL Peach” REBECCA ANN MAYFIELD Mayfield KEVIN MOORE Burley LESLIE JO OWENS Les” DONALD EVERETT NUNLEY Toma LENARD ANTHONY PANRELL Anch” LARRY POLING Hippy” JEAN ANN ROGERS Jean PERRY L. SHEETS JR. Perry LARRY DALE PANRELL Teddy Bear” JACK R. ROGERS Red RICHARD WAYNE SIMPSON Dick” CYNTHIA MARIE SHRIVER Cindy ROBERT LEROY SIMPSON Bob RANDY ALLEN STILES Randy KAREN SUE TENNANT Karen DEBORAH SUE TENNANT Debbie” WILLIAM D. TENNANT Bill DEBRA JANE TENNANT Deb ROY NEIL TENNANT Neil Roy MARY]. WHITE Mary DEBORA DIANE WILLARD Deb TERESA JANE WILLIAMS Tee Cee 42 CLASS FLIRTS Becky Vannoy and Randy Marshall QUIETEST Karen Tennant and Tom Crites CUTEST SMILE Linda Ammons and Randy Stiles 44 Favorites MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Leaetta Eddy and Neil Tennant FRIENDLIEST Ron Evans and JoAnn Trentini Senior MOST ATHLETIC Mike Toothman, Jean Rogers and Vanessa Milliron TEACHER'S PEST Eamie Dille and Reginia Maine 46 Favorites MOST COURTEOUS Ranay McCoy and Karen Jones I wish that we could share the difference Between the things we say And the things we mean. JUNIORS 48 Lois Wyse JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President: Russ Moore V. President: Penny Ammons Secretary: Pam Tuttle Treasurer: Eddie Delaney Sgt. at Arms: Bruce Haught Historian: Debbie Trentini CLASS COLORS - Blue and White FLOWER - Red Rose MOTTO - Hitch Your Wagon To A Star, Crack Your Whip And There You Are. 49 Paul Barr David Lieving David Chisler Phillip Clark Nancy Coen Geneva Conner Lowell Cottrell Candice Delaney Eddie Delaney Elizabeth DeVine Earlene Eddy Norman Eddy William E. Eddy William G. Eddy Brenda Evans Brad Fischer Penny Ammons Corbett Beach Julie Beach Shirley Bowman Monica Brewer Garry Forquer Bonnie Fox Gary Haas Marshall Hartley Bruce Haught Eddie Huggins Janet Jenkins Dorothy Johnson Lois Jones Tom Kelly Eddie Lantz Dave Long Robert McDougal Charlotte McGee Sue Mercer Lawrence Michael Betty Jo Moore Diana Moore Judy Moore Rogers Greg Parrish Dale Ridenour Diana Riffle Sarah Riffle Debbie Robbins Robert Rodeheaver Louie Rogers Tammy Ronk Denita Rush Julie Russell Debbie Trentini Pam Tuttle Jo Varner Roger Wade Brenda Walls Allen Swanson Karen Taylor Jerry Tennant Steve Tennant Ruth Ann Wells Anna White Cliff Wilson Janice Wilson Annette Yoho Life comes and goes. Laughter of the past Rings through empty hallways. The seasoning is bittersweet. Leonard Nimoy SOPHOMORES 54 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President Debra Brookover, V. President Jamie Haught, Secretary Kelli Yost, Treasurer Tom Eddy, Historian Beth Haught, Sgt. at Arms Kathy Marshall. CLASS COLORS - Lime Green and Bright Orange. MOTTO - Live For Today, Because Tomorrow Never Comes. FLOWER - Daisy Shari Wilson Mike Brummage Marcia Campbell Fred Chisler Shelley Chisler Janice Clark Paula Coen Elizabeth Conner Donnie Cottrell Ronnie Cottrell Debra Cross Theresa Cumberledge Debbie Dalton Rose Dillie Florence Eddy Richard Eddy James Haught Joann Holmes Joe Holmes Jenny Hostutler Terri Huggins Marion King Tammy King Deborah Kuhn Cliff Lewis Clyde Lewis Roy Lucas Lee Long Kathy Marshall Sharon McCabe Jeannie Milliron Cindy Moore Ken Moore David Mort Jerry Myers Ricky Harvey Beth Haught o sfc -1 Ruth Roush David Rush James Perry Marian Riffle Tom Riffle Schroeder Roberts Roger Seaman Sheila Sheets Kelli Yost Donnie Villers PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Theresa Tuttle Charles Varner Delmar Walls Leona White Doug Smerdell Steve Smith Vicki Snyder Don Stiles Steve Stiles Thomas Stiles Joleen Strosnider David Stull Greg Swisher Steve Tarnowski Charles Tennant Delbert Tennant Caroline Toothman Stanley Toothman Janet Tully FRESHMEN How much summer can we hold, Before we turn and find we’re old? FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS CLASS COLORS - Hot Pink and Kelly Green FLOWER - Pink Rose President: Sam Statler Vice President: Marcia Moore Secretary: Melanie Moore Treasurer: Jeannie Owens Historian: Janice Panrell Sgt. at Arms: Peggy Levelle Rodney Moore Gerry Hecker Pat Romanoski 61 Robert Bell Larry Bowser Howard Clark George Cole John Copeland Kevin Cross Richard Cosner Mike Grigler Marlene Dalton Paul Donaldson Janet Eddy Tammy Elliot Ted Pifer Virginia Fletcher Donald Forquer Greg Gales David Garrett John Hockenberry Sheila Jacquet Gary Johnson Larry Johnson Kay Jones David Kennedy Janet Liming Peggy Levelle Gerry Mayfield Richard McCarty Davy McDougal Beverly McDowell John McGee Jackie Miller Randy Milliron Danny Moore Frank Moore Wesley Price Janice Panrell Kevin Powley Randy Raber Ronnie Rebold Veronica Rebold Norbert Ronk Sara Salisbury Debra Seaman Lynda Shriver Carol Sims Debra Simpson Tim Simpson Russell Runner Mark Skinner Sandra Smerdell Allen Statler Ramona Tolley Richard Tuttle Crystal Varner Roxie Wagner Joyce Walker Jean Walls Deborah Welch Lee Ann Wilson Ryan Wilson Mark Williams Robert Wolfe Kevin Yost Bradley Holms Marla Tennant Randy Tennant Sandy Tennant Tammy Tennant JUNIOR HIGH To learn is to change. Education is a process that changes the learner. George B. Leonard EIGHTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS President: Donna M. Simpson Vice-President: Lisa Berry Secretary: Donna A. Simpson Treasurer: Tanya Shriver Historian: Vicki Richardson Sgt. of Arms: Kerry Smith Richard Allen Eric Ammons Debbie Anderson Rebecca Baker Dempsey Ban Zyndall Barr Donnie Berry Lisa Berry Kevin Brewer Diane Calvert Jeff Chisler Mary Cole Cheryl Conner Raymond Copeland Ronald Copeland Linda Eddy Mary Eddy Melvin Eddy Ronnie Fletcher Joel Harvey Tina Pam Harvey Debra Hibbs Donna Hockenberry John Hunnell Charles Johnson Debra Johnson David King Mark Kuhn Rod Lewis Jeff Lucas Carol Martin Linda McGee Todd Moore Belinda Myers Jenny Myers Vickie Richardson Danny Robbins Art Roush Jeff Rush Kelly Sheets Cheryl Shriver Andrew Price Judith Price Robert Raber mmmam Tanya Shriver Donna A. Simpson Donna M. Simpson Patrick Simpson Kerry Smith Cathy Sollars Kim Williams Kevin Wilson Ricky Wolfe Leanne Yost Lorrie Yost Linda Ament Penny Barto Trina Bean Marvin Bell Linda Bolyard Ricky Bosley Sandry Bowser Laura Brown Anita Clark Deborah Coburn Dolly Corder Dawn Core Charlene Dittman Charles Donaldson Genna Earnest Rebecca Eddy Rose Eddy James Evans Rex Gamble Starr Gamble William Glasscock Carol Hamilton Joseph Haught Barbara Hicks Michael Holmes Mitchell Holmes Robert Hughes Laura Jacquet Glenn Johnson Tina Johnson 72 Sharon Jones Cindy King Mark LaPoe Bob Lemley Randy Levelle Belle Lewis Melinda Long Kimberly McCabe Sharon McDougal Bob McDowell Deborah Mercer Tessie Michael Randy Milliron Donnie Moore Linda Moore Michael Moore Tammy Moore Kenneth Neer Mackey Nolan Richard Parker Judy Pratt George Reel Todd Ronk Allen Roush Doug Sanders Rusty Seaman Phillip Self Sheila Shriver Robert Simms Cheryl Simpson 73 Drema Simpson Rhonda Snyder Kathy Statler Larry Stewart Terry Stewart Marcia Stiles Donna Stull Lisa Swisher Timothy Talbert Daniel Tennant Donna Tennant Jill Tennant Kevin Tennant Patricia Tennant Richard Tennant Vickie Tennant William Tennant John Trentini Jack Tuttle Robin Tuttle Carol Varner Teresa Watson Cathy Welch John Wise Harry Woods Douglas Wright Michael Yoho Glenda Yost Jimmy Yost 74 oooooooooweeeeeeeee 75 Liberanni Staff Managing Editor: Nancy Walker Co-Editor: Penny Ammons Layout Editor: Leslie Owens Co-Layout Editor: Bonnie Fox Copy Editor: Linda Ammons Co-Copy Editor: Pam Tuttle Business Manager: Leaetta Eddy Advertising Editor: Cindy Shriver Photographer: Ricky Varner Co-Business Manager: Louie Rogers Co-Advertising Editor: Julie Russell Co-Photographer: Buddy Beach Advisor: James Pierce 77 Student Council President: Perry Sheets Vice President: Ricky Varner Secretary: Debbie Brookover Treasurer: Russ Moore FIRST ROW, Kneeling: Larry Stewart, Clyde Lewis, Chuck Johnson, Eddie Delaney. SECOND ROW: Mr. Staggers, Sponsor, Beth Haught, Becky Eddy, Lisa Berry, Donna M. Simpson, Julie Snider, Marcia Stiles. THIRD ROW: Norb Ronk, Janet Tully, Kelli Yost, Pam Tuttle, Janet Eddy, Nancy Copeland. FOURTH ROW: Rodney Moore, Lynn Stewart, Mark Skinner, Randy Stiles, Roger Wade. 78 Newspaper Staff Faculty Advisor: Mr. Pierce Managing Editor: Tammy Ronk Assistant Editor: Denita Rush Copy Editor: Leslie Owens News Editor: Julie Beach Sports Editor: Ron Evans Feature Editor: Nancy Copeland Editorial Editor: Mark Chisler Reporters: De Debbie Brookover, Joyce Walker, Lynette Yost, Janice Panrell, Shelley Chisler, Marla Tennant Typists: Leslie Owens, Julie Beach, Nancy Copeland, Debbie Brookover, Shelley Chisler, Karen Taylor, Tammy Ronk Lay-Out Editors: Ron Evans, Mark Chisler Cartoon-Art Editor: Karen Taylor Business Editor: Julie Snyder Ad Circulator: Becky Vannoy 79 Senior High N.H.S. OFFICERS President: Edwin Clark V. President: Leaetta Eddy (Not Shown) Secretary: Nancy Walker Treasurer: Mark Chisler Reporter: Leslie Owens Historian: Sondra Howard FIRST ROW: Nancy Walker, Pam Tuttle, Bonnie Fox, Leslie Owens. SECOND ROW: Linda Copeland, Sondra Howard, Nancy Copeland, Cindy Shriver, Neil Tennant, Rick Varner. THIRD ROW: Edwin Clark, Art Hill, Mark Chisler, Randy Stiles, Mrs. Bunner - Sponsor. 80 Junior High N.H.S. President: Jeannie Owens V. President: Lee Ann Wilson Secretary: Janice Panrell Treasurer: Joyce Walker Publicity Director: Tammy Tennant FIRST ROW: Bob Wolfe, Paul Donaldson, Howard Clark. SECOND ROW: Jeannie Owens, Marcia Moore, Carol Eddy, Donna M. Simpson, Donna A. Simpson, Cathy Sollars. THIRD ROW: Lee Ann Wilson, Joyce Walker, Janice Panrell, Tammy Tennant, Lynette Yost, Mrs. Bunner, Sponsor. 81 FHA FIRST ROW: Judy Moore, Punk DeVine, Veronica Rebold, Peggy Levelle, Cindy Shriver, Julie Snider, Leona White, Janet Foley, Debbie Cross, Sheila Sheets, Joleen Strosnider. SECOND ROW: Bobby Haught, Melanie Moore, Ruth Roush, Lynda Shriver, Marcia Moore, Debbie Seaman, Jean Walls, Tina Statler, Debbie Simpson, Patti Elliott, Tommy Elliott, Becky Mayfield, JoAnn Tren-tini, Sue Gales, Becky Vannoy, Teresa Williams. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Wilson, Linda Ammons, Leslie Owens, Nancy Copeland, Theresa Tuttle, Jeannie Owens, Joyce Walker, Sara Salisbury, Penny Ammons, Denita Rush, Jo Varner, Karen Taylor, Nancy Walker, Darlene Haas, Roxie Wagner, Marcia Campbell, Jo Ann Holmes, Debbie Garrett. FOURTH ROW: Sondra Howard, Kathy Marshall , Debbie Berry, Karen Calvert, Karen Tennant, Earlene Eddy, Louie Rogers, Susan Simpson, Lee Ann Wilson, Betty Moore, Janet Jenkins, Kelli Yost, Beth Haught, Terri Huggins, Debbie Brookover, Janet Tully, Vicki Snyder, Shelley Christler, Anita Clark. President: Sondra Howard Vice-President of Recreation: Leslie Owens Vice-President of Public Relations: Linda Ammons Vice-President of State and National Projects: Nancy Copeland Secretary: Denita Rush Treasurer: Teresa Williams Reporter: Nancy Walker Historian: 82 Julie Snider KNEELING, L-R: Donnie Villers, Ray Haas, Greg Gales, Lonnie Barr, Paul Donaldson, Kay Jones, Richard McCarty, Tim Simpson, Bill Tennant, Mark Williams, David Kennedy, Sam Statler, Kevin Yost, Ronnie Rebold, Richard Tuttle, Wesley Price, Donald Forquer, Roy Haas, Tom Kelly, Allen Statler, Cliff Lewis. STANDING, L-R: Tom Eddy, Roger Seaman, Charles Tennant, Kevin Moore, David Stull, Marion King, Robert Simpson, Richard Eddy, Kevin Pawley, Clark Johnson, Gary Johnson, Art Hill, Norman Eddy, Larry Johnson, Randy Marshall, Terry Talbert, Eddie Huggins, Sonny Miller, Roger Wade, Caroline Toothman, Bill Dean, Bob Wolfe, Randy Stiles, Howard Clark, Mike Toothman, Cindy Shriver, Leaetta Eddy, Edwin Clark, Joe Wolf, Lowell Cottrell, James Perry, Phillip Clark, Frank Toothman, Scott Tennant, Kenny King, Earnest Dillie, Donnie King, Andy Long, Eugene Eddy, Tim Wilson, Richard Simpson, Larry Wilson, Marshall Hartley, Mr. Robert Beach, Tim Moore, Robert McDougal, Buddy Beach, Bruce Mort. PRESIDENT: Edwin Clark VICE-PRESIDENT: Leaetta Eddy TREASURER: Randy Stiles SERGEANT AT ARMS: Mike Toothman SECRETARY: Cindy Shriver REPORTER: Buddy Beach Not Pictured are PARLIAMENTARIAN: Kevin Moore CHAPLAIN: Earnest Dillie FIRST ROW: Lisa Berry, Kim Williams, Donna M. Simpson (President), Kathy Sollars (Vice President), Carol Eddy (Secretary). SECOND ROW: Trina Bean, Vickie Richardson, Debbie Hibbs, Donna A. Simpson, Linda Pratt, Sara Salisbury, Melanie Moore, Bobbie Haught, Marica Moore, Lynda Shriver. THIRD ROW: Debbie Simpson, Debbie Seaman, Ramona Tolley, Jean Walls, Jeannie Owens, Tanya Shriver, Cheryl Shriver, Lorri Yost (Treasurer), Todd Moore, Eric Ammons, Randy Stiles, Art Roush, Rod Lewis. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Beamer, sponsor, Tina Stailer, Roxie Wagner, Roy Haas, Gary Johnson, Donna Hockenberry, Joyce Walker, Janice Panrell, Lee Ann Wilson, Peggy Levelle, Sandy Smerdell. Thespians OFFICERS Treasurer: Nancy Copeland President: Linda Copeland V. President: Shelly Chisler Co-Treasurer: Becky Vannoy Secretary: Leaetta Eddy (not shown) FIRST ROW: Joleen Strosnider, Terri Huggins, Debbie Brookover, JoAnn Holmes, Shelly Chisler, Janet Tully, Kelli Yost, Julie Snider, Cindy Shriver. SECOND ROW: Nancy Copeland, Kathy Marshall, Beth Haught, Linda Ammons, Leslie Owens, Becky Vannoy, Linda Copeland, Mike Brummage. THIRD ROW: Rick Varner, Perry Sheets, Mike Toothman, Randy Stiles, Doug Smerdell, Neil Tennant, Steve Smith. 85 Apprentice Thespians FIRST ROW: Mike Shriver, Greg Swisher. SECOND ROW: Marcia Moore. Linda Pratt. Melanie Moore, Bobby Haught, Jean Rogers. THIRD ROW: Dianne Fletcher, Jo Ann Trentini, Teresa Williams, Becky Mayfield, Lee Ann Wilson, Pam Tuttle, Peggy Levelle, Jeannie Owens, Mr. Staggers. FIRST ROW: Ginny Mori, Libby Conner. SECOND ROW: Diane Moore, Cheryl Conner, Sandy Smerdell, Kathy Marshall. THIRD ROW: Dexter Walls, Stanley Toothman, Nancy Walker, Janet Liming, Denita Rush, Bonnie Fox, Brenda Evans, Judy Moore, Gena Ernest, Delmer Walls, Judy Pratt. FOURTH ROW: Jean Walls, Nancy Copeland, Ruth Ann Wells, Tina Statler, Debbie Seaman, Carol Varner, Ruth Roush, Dolly Corter, Penny Barto, Janet Foley, Elizabeth Devine. FIFTH ROW: Mr. Stockwell - Director, David Walker, Janet Eddy, Teresa Watson, Geneva Conner, Linda Pratt, Veronica Rebold, Shirler Bowman, Cindy Moore. Jo Varner, Anthony Panrell. 89 Pep Band FIRST ROW: Jerry Myers, Kathy Marshall, Virginia Mort, Ruth Roush, Steve Tarnosky, Dexter Walls. SECOND ROW: Geneva Conner, Libby Conner, Diane Moore, Penny Barto, Janet Foley, Cheryl Conner, Nancy Copeland, Sandy Smerdell. THIRD ROW: Anthony Panrell, Genna Earnes, Teresa Watson, Janet Eddy, Brian Sine, Shirley Bowman, Cindy Moore. Drum Majorettes: Kathy Marshall. Majorettes: Virginai Mort, Diane Moore, Libby Conner. Banner Carriers: Cheryl Conner, Sandy Smerdell. BAND OFFICERS President: Nancy Copeland V. President: Cindy Moore Secretary-Treasurer: Janet Eddy Senior High Hearts Unlimited L-R: Penny Ammons, Libby Conner, Ruth Roush, Tammy King, Earnie Dille, Roger Wade, Robbie Rodeheaver, Clyde Lewis, Eddie Lantz, Steve Tamowsky, Karen Taylcrr, Joleen Strosnider, Denita Rush, Becky Vannoy, Diane Fletcher, JoAnn Trentini, Teresa Williams, Becky Mayfield, Theresa Tuttle, Jo Holmes, Terri Huggins, Sheila Sheets, Kathy Marshall, Marian Riffle, Jean Rogers, Sue Gales, Vannessa Milliron, Regina Maine, Julie Russell, Lawrence Michael, Ginny Mort, Lois Jones, Janet Jenkins, Earlene Eddy, Susan Simpson, Pam Tuttle, Charlotte McGee, Debbie Tennant, Mary White, Leona White, Betty Moore, Debbie Cross, Beverly Salisbury, David Rush, Tommy Stiles, Steve Smith, Sharon McCabe, Jeannie Milliron, Cindy Moore, Janet Tully, Vicki Snyder, Robert Simpson, Rick Fitzgerald, Chuck Tennant, Clark Johnson, Randy Marshall, David Mort, Cliff Wilson, Mike Shriver, Mike Brummage, Paul Eddy, Jimmy Stiles, Steve Tennant, Eugene Eddy, Stanley Eddy, Fred Chisler, Robert McDougal, Donnie King, Jamie Haught, Bruce Haught, Russ Moore. PRESIDENT: Regina Maine VICE-PRESIDENT: JoAnn Trentini SECRETARY: Vanessa Milliron TREASURER: Tim Wilson PHOTOGRAPHER: Eddie Delaney SERGEANT AT ARMS: Tom Eddy SERGEANT AT ARMS: Jean Rogers SPONSOR: Mr. Kenneth J. Cross Pep Club FIRST ROW: Jo Holmes, Betty Moore, Julie Snider, Beth Haught, Kelli Yost, Leslie Owens. SECOND ROW: Mrs. McCabe, Tonya Shriver, Carol Eddy, Kathy Statler, Drema Simpson, Marcia Stiles, Rhonda Snyder, Dawn Core, Pam Tuttle, Kelly Sheets, Debbie Hibbs, Vickie Richardson, Janet Tully, Debbie Brookover, Sondra Howard, Ronny Copeland, Rodney Moore, Randy Milliron, Norb Ronk, Punk DeVine, Tammy Moore, Kim McCabe, Terry Stewart, Belle Lewis, Mr. Romanoski. THIRD ROW: Eddy Lantz, Lorri Yost, Kim Williams, Cheryl Shriver, Judy Pratt, Peggy Levelle, Marcia Moore, Jeannie Owens, Louie Rogers, Diane Moore, Sue Gales, Debbie Berry, Kathy Marshall, Denita Rush, Brenda Walls, Tammy Ronk, Penny Ammons, Bobby Haught, Melanie Moore, Sheila Sheets, Joleen Strosnider, Randy Marshall, Mike Brummage, Clark Johnson, Sam Statler. FOURTH ROW: Larry Stewart, Donna Simpson, Kathy Sollars, Lisa Berry, Donna Hockenberry, Sara Salisbury, Lee Ann Wilson, Joyce Walker, Carol Varner, Cheryl Conners, Gineva Conners, Janet Foley, Sandy Smerdell, Tammy King, Ruth Roush, Jean Rogers, Teresa Williams, JoAnn Tren-tini, Diane Fletcher, Vanessa Milliron, Regina Maine, Jeannie Milliron, Cathy Moore, Janey Liming, Sharen McCabe, Shelley Chisler, Vicki Snyder, Terri Huggins. President: Sondra Howard Vice-President: Beth Haught Secretary: Debbie Brookover Treasurer: Janet Tully Jr. High Hearts Unlimited L-R, FIRST ROW: Ronnie Rebold, Kathy Moore, Star Gamble, Art Roush, Randy Tennant. SECOND ROW: Rod Lewis, Donna M. Simpson, Donna A. Simpson, Carol Eddy, Carol Simms, Sandy Tennant, Sandy Smerdell, Virginia Fletcher, Carol Martin. THIRD ROW: Debbie Welch, Kathy Sollars, Barbara Ammons, Belinda Myers, Beverly McDowell, Carrie Barr. FOURTH ROW: Tod Moore, Kevin Yost, Sam Statler, Richard Allen, ludy Pratt, Bobbi Haught, Melanie Moore, Jeannie Owens, Sara Salisbury. FIFTH ROW: Allen Statler, Tim Wilson, Marcia Moore, Peggy Levelle, Joyce Walker, Leann Wilson. SIXTH ROW: Jeff Chisler, Randy Milliron, Norb Ronk, Mark Skinner, Bob Bell, Rodney Moore, Wesley Price, Frank Toothman. 94 ATHLETICS There are roaring rivers to be crossed and bridges to build and wild oats to sow as you grow. 96 Varsity Football Team FIRST ROW: Manager, Eddie Lantz, Gary Forquer, Perry Sheets, Norman Eddy, Eddie Huggins, Randell Kennedy, Larry Panrell, Randy Marshall, Clark Johnson, Roger Wade, Manager. Charles Tennant. SECOND ROW: Coach Wilson, Coach Lieving, Doug Smerdell, Greg Parrish, Sam Statler, Russ Moore, Mike Toothman, Bill Dean, Bruce Haught, Lynn Stewart, Art Hill. THIRD ROW: Kevin Yost, Dale Ridenour, Larry Bowser, James Perry, Herb Fletcher, James Haught, Tom Eddy, Roy Lucas, Tim Wilson, Coach Diehl. Offense L - R: Roger Wade E., Randall Kennedy T., Clark Johnson G.T., Norman Eddy C., Larry Panrell G., Art Hill T., Randy Marshall E., Eddie Huggins H.B., Mike Toothman Q.B., Bill Dean F.B., Perry Sheets H.B. Defense L - R: Russ Moore E., Larry Panrell L.B., Bill Dean T., Randy Marshall E., Mike Toothman E., Bruce Haught L.B., Clark Johnson T. L.B., Eddie Huggins L.B., Gary Forquer H.B., Perry Sheets S., Doug Smer-dale H.B. 97 ART HILL Tackle MIKE TOOTHMAN Quarterback PERRY SHEETS Halfback RANDALL KENNEDY Tackle Senior LARRY PANRELL Tackle Players RANDY MARSHALL End CLARK JOHNSON Tackle BILL DEAN Fullback Lettermen FIRST ROW: Kelli Yost, Julie Snider, Betty Jo Moore, Beth Haught, Leslie Owens. SECOND ROW: Norman Eddy, Edwin Clark, Larry Panrell, Russ Moore, Randy McCoy, Greg Parrish, Dave Chisler, Clyde Lewis, Tom Eddy. THIRD ROW: Gary Forquer, Doug Smerdell, Jamie Gaught, Bruce Haught, Eddie Huggins, Randy Marshall, Eddie Lantz, Perry Sheets, Lynn Stewart. FOURTH ROW: Coach Diehl, Eddie Delaney, Roger Wade, Mike Toothman, Bill Dean, Randy Stiles, Art Hill, Clark Johnson, Roy Lucas, Coach Wilson. 100 Coaches Coach Lieving, Coach Diehl, Coach Wilson Girls’ Basketball FIRST ROW: Shelia Sheets, Manager, Karen Taylor, Renae Myers, Vanessa Milliron, Jeannie Milli-ron, Jean Rogers, Cindy Moore, Timer. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Romanoski, Coach, Kay Jones, Sue Gales, Regina Maine, Diane Moore, Kathy Moore, Sharon McCabe, Scorekeeper. Varsity Junior High FIRST ROW: Melanie Moore, Lisa Berry, Janice Panrell, Donna Hockenberry, Lee Ann Wilson. SECOND ROW: Mr. Pierce, Coach, Sarah Salisbury, Donna M. Simpson, Rhonda Snyder, Marcia Stiles. THIRD ROW: Laura Jaquet, Deborah Coburn, Kathy Statler, Tessie Michael, Kim McCabe, Sandy Smordell, manager. Varsity Cheerleaders L - R: Jo Ann Holmes, Leslie Owens, Betty Jo Moore, Kelli Yost, Julie Snider, Beth Haught. 102 CEE-BEE Varsity Basketball FIRST ROW: Greg Parrish, Randy McCoy, Roy Lucas, Doug Smerdell, Randy Stiles, Mike Toothman, Bill Dean, Eddie Huggins, Dave Long, Edwin Clark. SECOND ROW: Eddie Lantz (Scorer), Coach Deihl, Roger Wade, Eddie Delaney, Dave Chisler, Clyde Lewis, Greg Swisher, Jamie Haught, Mike Shriver, Jimmie Stiles, Chuck Tennant (Manager), Garry Forquer (Manager), Coach Wilson. 104 Starting Six L-R: Coach Sam Wilson, Doug Smerdell, Eddie Huggins, Bill Dean, Edwin Clark, Mike Toothman, Randy Stiles. 1974-75 Basketball Schedule Dec. 6 St. Francis Home Jan. 23 Lumberport Away Dec. 10 Mannington Away Jan. 28 Rivesville Home Dec. 13 Monongah Home Jan. 31 Cameron Home Dec. 17 Cameron Away Feb. 4 Hundred Home Jan. 3 Fairview Away Feb. 7 Fairview Home Jan. 7 University High Home Feb. 11 Valley High (PG) Away Jan. 10 Mannington Home Feb. 13 University High Away Jan. 14 Away Hundred Away Feb. 18 Monongah Away Jan. 15 St. Francis Away Feb. 25 Rivesville Away Jan. 20 Valley High (PG) Home Feb. 28 Lumberport Home BOTTOM RIGHT, L to R: Carol Varner, Jeannie Owens, Tammy Tennant, Bobbi Haught. TOP ROW, L to R: 108 Lori Yost, Marcia Moore. Junior High Basketball KNEELING, L-R: Art Roush (Manager), Coach Lieving, Doug Sanders. STANDING, L-R: Donnie Berry, Rodney Moore, Tim Wilson, Dick Hockenberry, Jeff Chisler, Mark Skinner, Larry Bowser, Lynn Stewart, Ryan Wilson. 109 There is only one success - to be able to spend your life in your own way. Christopher Morley 112 PROM QUEEN Miss Linda Ammons Just You ’N Me 113 Homecoming Sondra Howard, Linda Ammons, Linda Copeland Leaetta Eddy, Leslie Owens Julie Snider, Nancy Copeland Candidates Vanessa Milliron. Ava Wilson, Karen Jones Donna Thomas, Vada Yost Teresa Williams, Jo Ann Trentini Debbie Berry Janet Foley, Julie Toothman “Love Me for a Reason” LAND JUDGING TEAM Randy Stiles Mike Toothman Edwin Clark Advisor: Mr. Beach 121 Class LINDA JOYCE AMMONS Rock Your Baby” Linda was always found with a certain bunch of seniors, while flashing the cutest smile of any senior girl. She was an animal-lover and enjoyed talking to Greg on the phone, as well as in person. Not only has she been Vice-President of the senior class, but she has also been Vice-President of Public Relations and a Reporter for FHA, a Thespian, and a member of the Newspaper and Yearbook staff. Linda was the Clay-Battelle Prom Queen of ”74 and she was also a Homecoming Queen Candidate. Linda was uncertain about her plans for the future. RANDOLPH KEITH AMMONS Please Come to Boston” ”F. W.'s hobbies included working on cars and listening to music. He belonged to Future Farmers of America and attended Vo. Tech. Randy disliked trouble-makers and planned to get a job as a welder. GREYLYN DWIGHT BARR Wildwood Weed Though he had many friends, Dusty could usually be found with Jack, Donley, or Shirley (mostly with Shirley). Dusty enjoyed his friends and his Honda and planned to become a machinist and marry Shirley. ROBERT LEROY BARR Besides going hunting and fishing, Robert liked to build things with his hands. He had acquired the nickname of Rabbit” for reasons unknown to us. Rabbit was a member of Future Farmers of America. He planned to enlist in the army after high school for at least three years. DEBBIE BERRY One of our few female Vo. Tech, students, Kee Bee's hobbies were being with her friends, Kathy, along with boys, boys and more boys, which explains her attendance at Vo. Tech. A candidate for Prom Queen, Sweethearts Ball Queen, and the Homecoming Queen, Deb still hasn’t convinced us that her pet peeve was Brad Fischer. She has belonged to such organizations as the Pep Club, Hearts Unlimited, FHA, and Vica, a club held at Vocational School. Debbie wants to complete her school years as a Licensed Practical Nurse, and along the way, settle down with that special someone. KAREN SUE CALVERT Havin' My Baby Mole” was one of our Vo. Tech, students in nursing, she enjoyed reading, riding horses, and cooking. Karen was an active member of FHA for four years, Prom Queen Candidate, and belonged to the Vica Club at Vo. Tech. Karen's main interests were haning around Patti and Karen. Her future plans were to become a nurse and eventually get a new car. MARK TRUMAN CHISLER Don't Let the Sun Go Down on Me Mark was one of the most active senior boys throughout his high school years. He was Historian'of the senior class, Treasurer of the National Honor Scoiety, Assistant Treasurer of FFA, a member of the Newspaper staff, voted as Best Dressed boy of the senior class, and active in basketball. Although his hobbies were sports and flying, his pet peeve was someone who deviled him about sports constantly. Mark attended World Affairs Institute in Morgan- 124 town, and received the honor of Who's Who Among American High School Students. He planned to go on to college. PAUL EDWIN CLARK ''Ed” was voted Most Scholarly in the senior class. He was President of FFA, President of the Honor Society, and was in Lettermen. Ed enjoyed reading, raising pigs, sports, and fishing. He also won several honors such as, Golden Horseshoe, Know Your State Government Day, World Affairs Institute, Boys' State, U.N. Pilgrimage, State Farmer, and Who's Who in American High School Students. Ed's activities were basketball and track. His future plans were to become a doctor of veterinary medicine. LINDA DARLENE (BOYLEN) COPELAND Love Me for a Reason” Involved in many activities, Linda was a member of Thespians, Honor Society, Newspaper staff, and FHA. Along with these, she was a Homecoming and Jr. -Sr. Prom Queen Candidate, as well as being a band member for four years. She held the offices of a senior class Sergeant-at-Arms and President of the Thespians. Linda disliked two-faced people and planned to have a happy home and some beautiful children in the future. NANCY JANE COPELAND Rock Me Gently In and out of school, Nancy was one of the most active girls in the class of 75 . She was a Candidate for Queen Autumn, Homecoming Queen, Prom Queen, Queen of the Sweethearts Ball, and was Chairman of the Homecoming Committee. Nancy also belonged to many organizations. She was a member of Student Council and National Honor Society, was President of the Band for three years, Treasurer of Thespians, and Vice-President of State and National Projects of the FHA. Nancy was a member of the Newspaper staff, attended World Affairs Institute Forensic Tournaments, FHA Leadership Camp, Band Camp, participated in the Voice of Democracy Contest, and was honored by Who's Who Among American High School Students. She enjoyed saving letters, and collecting dolls, pictures, and various other nik-naks. She planned to get married and make a home for David. SEAMER THOMAS CRITES Rocky Mountain High Tom was the quietest boy of the senior class, but he liked participating in sports such as football, baseball, and track. His favorite pastime was motorbike riding. Tom was a member of the Future Farmers of America. In the future, he planned to go to trade school. KENNETH WILLIAM DEAN Sweet Home Alabama Bill was a member of Future Farmers of America and was a Letterman. He was very active in sports. He participated in basketball, baseball, track, and was captain of the football team. He could always be found goofin'-off and so was chosen class clown. Bill enjoyed having fun!!! and playing different sports, but didn’t enjoy going to Mr. Barr’s class. Bill was not certain of his plans after graduating. EARNEST PARRIE DILLE Rock and Roll As the Clay-Battelle Teachers Pest, Ernie D. was in baseball for two years and a football manager for one. He was a member of Hearts Unlimited and during his membership in FFA, he earned the Green-hand Award and the Chapter Farmer pins. Ernie intended to join the army for three years and then go into construction work or truck driving. EUGENE FAY EDDY Paranoid Playing drums, going to the movies, or just running around is what Gene could be found doing. He has been a member of Hearts Unlimited and earned the Greenhand Award and the Chapter Farmer Award while in FFA. His plans were to become a construction worker or a truck driver, but he wanted to continue playing music with Gary, Ron, and Stanley in the years ahead. MIRIAM LEAETTA EDDY I Honestly Love You Lea, a serious and active student, enjoyed being with Bill, and talking to anyone who would listen to her. She was a Yearbook Staff member, a Queen Autumn candidate in her junior year, and a Homecoming Queen candidate in her senior year. She belonged to Thespians, Junior High, and Senior High National Honor Societies, FHA and FFA. Leaetta was Secretary of the FFA in her junior year and Treasurer of the junior class. She was Reporter of the Senior class, Vice-President of the Senior High National Honor Society, and Secretary of the Thespians in her senior year. She was honored by Girls' State and was mentioned in Who’s Who in American High School. Leaetta, could always be seen with a familiar group of senior girls, she was voted Most Likely to Succeed, and planned to attend West Virginia Career College. RICHARD PAUL EDDY Band on the Run” Eddy enjoyed working on model cars, and tearing down the engines of real ones and putting them back together again. A member of Hearts Unlimited and FFA, Eddy planned to get a job after graduation. MARK ROGER EDDY Spiders and Snakes Rog studied Auto Mechanics at Vo. Tech, and liked working on cars, so you might guess he planned to get a job as an Auto Mechanic. But trail bike riding and shooting pool were also added to his spare time. In fact, a certain special girlfriend became one of the most important. His club memberships were Hearts Unlimited and FFA. While in FFA, he earned two honorary pins. One of Roger’s pet peeves was vandalism. PATRICIA LEA ELLIOT 126 Beach Baby Often found with Karen Tennant and Karen Calvert, Patti's hobbies were swimming and reading. She somehow acquired the nickname of Skeep. A member of Future Homemakers of America and Vica, Patti was also a Candidate for Prom Queen and Sweethearts Ball Queen. Her ambition was to be a nurse. RONALD E. EVANS Clap for the Wolfman Ron was Reporter of the senior class. Layout Editor and Sports Editor of the C-B Stinger, and a former member of Future Farmers of America. He was an escort for King and Queen Autumn, Prom, Homecoming , and was chosen as Friendliest of the senior class. Evans liked to ride motorcycles, swim, and play tennis. His major dislike was spinach. Ron's future plans were to go to a trade school. seemed to find time for her favorite hobby, George. A Prom Queen Candidate and Homecoming Queen Candidate, she belonged to FHA, Pep Club, Band, and the Pep Band. Janet represented Clay-Battelle on Know Your State Government Day at Charleston. One of her dislikes was people who try to run everything. After graduation, she was looking forward to becoming George's bride. DIANNA KAY FLETCHER I Love You to Want Me” Diane could always be seen running around with Jean, Joann, Becky, and Teresa. She enjoyed guys, sports, parties; was busy with Pep Club, Hearts Unlimited, and Thespians. She was a Candidate for Prom and Homecoming Queen. Her pet peeve was two-faced people, and conceited people. Diane planned to attend Fairmont State Business College and become a private secretary. RONALD E. FOLEY Freedom for the Stallion Going out on the town, driving around, and playing guitar were the things that Foley enjoyed doing most. People that thought they were better than everyone else annoyed him. Foley was a member of the FFA, Hearts Unlimited, attended the Vo-Tech center, and planned to become a machinist when he graduated. JANET SUE FOLEY I Honestly Love You Bike and horseback riding or participating in sports kept Janet pretty well occupied, but she always PATRICIA SUE GALES Rock Me Gently Sue, with her bright personality enjoyed all kinds of sports. She liked riding horses and motorcycles, 127 but she especially liked spending time with Gary. Sue has been active in FHA, FFA, Hearts Unlimited, Art Club, Pep Club, and was a player on the Girls' Basketball Team. Her senior year, she was a candidate for Queen Autumn. Sue’s pet peeve was people who try to be something they aren't. In the future, she planned to attend the West Virginia Career College at Fairmont. DONLEY JOE GUM I Honestly Love You” Besides having been a regular pool shark, Sheepdog was not bad when messing around with cars. You could usually find Sheba with Jack and Dusty, but if he was really enjoying himself, he was with Shelly. His pet peeve was to be pestered. In the future, he planned to get a job and marry Shelly. DARLENE FAYE HAAS Love Me for a Reason” Noted for her sarcastic laughter, which if nothing else was original, Darlene could always be seen with a certain group of girls around Clay-Battelle. At home, you could find her perfecting her cooking, concentrating on a book, or watching television. Darlene felt that no one knows everything, and didn't like to see someone who pretended they did. She has been a member of FHA but was undecided about her future plans. ARTHUR ROBERT HILL Sweet Home Alabama A hard-working senior, Art belonged to the Senior National Honor Society for three years; but he also found time to participate in outdoor sports, such as hunting and horseback riding. Throughout his senior high school years, Art was a tackle for the Clay-Bat- telle Football team and became a member of the Sue Gales Lettermen. He was a faithful FFA member for just as many years, only sometimes he would prefer not having been so loyal to his first period English class. In the years to come, Art said, You will find me busy with a job as well as a wife. SONDRA PEARL HOWARD Rock Me Gently Clay-Battelle's most Reliable senior girl, Sondra, liked being with Rick, crocheting, knitting, and enjoying life. Very active and always smiling, Son was a Prom Queen Candidate and Homecoming Queen Candidate, as well as a Copy Editor of the Yearbook staff. Having been President of the class of 75 for two years, Vice-President of Public Relations and President of FHA, President of the Pep Club, and Historian for the National Honor Society, Sondra was known for her leadership abilities. She was selected Who's Who Among American High School Students and won Singing Awards in her junior high years. People who raise a fuss to do things differently so they'll be noticed disgusted her. She worked in the afternoon at the Clay-Battelle Health Center, in her senior year. She wanted to continue working for a while and then get married. CHARLES VAN JENKINS Wild Thing Often seen hanging around with Nunley and Pan-rell, Charlie's activities leaned toward collecting eight track tapes, dating, fishing, and hunting, not necessarily in that order. He was a member of the Spanish Club and the FFA and has received the FFA Greenhand Award. Two-faced people didn't agree with Charles’ personality. His future plans were to work in the coal mines. ALEXANDER CLARK JOHNSON Sweet Home Alabama” Clark was active in football and track. He was a Lettermen, a member of the Pep Club, Future Farmers of America, and Hearts Unlimited. Outside of school, Clark enjoyed being with Brenda and working on his car and motorcycle, but didn't like anyone else messing with them. Clark’s future plans were to get a job in construction, and to get married. KAREN JANE JONES Love Me for a Reason Jonesie was chosen as the most Courteous girl of the senior class. Her hobbies were listening to the radio, bike riding, going places, and having fun. Karen was a Candidate for Homecoming Queen and Jake’s Run Fair Queen. She was also an attendant of the Jr. -Sr. Prom and Vice-President of her class, her junior year. Karen disliked teachers who tried to tell her what to do. Her future plans were undecided. The Bitch is Back With his nickname being Moose, Randall was active in football, track, baseball, and has managed the basketball team. Moose liked hunting, working on cars, and having fun with a girl. He also belonged to FFA, Pep Club, Lettermen, Hearts Unlimited, and was elected Sergeant-at-Arms his junior year. He just hated going to class when nobody had any snuff and planned to work in the mines. DONALD WAYNE KING Monsters Holiday King Fu enjoyed hunting, fishing, playing football, bowling, and could usually be seen with Simpson, Kelly, Duck, and the rest of his gang. He belonged to FFA and while in Hearts Unlimited received the Bee Bread Award. Donnie's future plans were undecided. KENN1TH RALPH KING JR. Baby You Ain’t Seen Nothing Yet J. B., an active member of the FFA, was elected Assistant Parliamentarian of the Clay-Battelle Chapter in his junior year. He enjoyed hunting and fishing , but was a bit less enthusiastic about some of his teachers. Kenny planned to go to college. ANDY LONG Rock Me Gently A member of the Future Farmers of America, Stretch spent his mornings at the Vo-Tech center. His main interest was cars and he planned to work in the mines after graduation. REGINA LOUISE MAINE Havin' My Baby RANDALL KENNEDY 129 Even though Maine was chosen as Teacher's Pest’ ’ she hated getting out of school and missing her friends. Always participating in any sports available to her, she liked motorcycle and horseback riding most. Regina was a Prom Queen candidate, a member of FFA, and elected president of Hearts Unlimited twice. Her ambition was to become a physical therapist and someday she wanted a family of her own. RANDY JAMES MARSHALL Changes Peach enjoyed hunting kids, messin’ with his car, dating, and various other games. He played football and track, and was a member of the FFA, Letter-men, Hearts Unlimited, and Pep Club. The Class Flirt planned to get a job in the mines or go to college. REBECCA ANN MAYFIELD Rung Fu Fightin ’ Being with Peanut or just enjoying life was how Mayfield spent her free time. She was a devoted member of FHA for four years, Hearts Unlimited for two years, and is a member of Thespians. Becky's pet peeve was people Who thought they were better than others. Her plans were undecided. RANDY McCOY Then Came You Randy, one of the most active members of the class of 75 , had many ways to spend his time. Hunting, fishing, and playing basketball were his favorite ones. He was a member of the Senior High National Honor Society, and Future Farmers of America. He was a Lettermen, and much to his chagrin , a member of an English class every year he was at Clay-Battelle. Randy was voted Most Courteous by his classmates and planned to do construction work when he got out of school VANESSA DALE MILLIRON Love Me for a Reason Ness was a member of Pep Club, Future Farmers of America, and was Secretary of Hearts Unlimited. She was first runner up for Homecoming Queen and was chosen most Athletic of the senior class. Ness enjoyed sports, motorcycle riding, listening to music, going places, and having fun. She disliked people trying to run other peoples' lives. Her future plans were undecided. KEVIN MOORE On a Highway Headed South Although Burley served as Reporter of the class Karen Calvert 130 of 75 , his main interests were women and motorcycles. He spent his mornings at Vo-Tech, but could hardly stand the ride there and back on the school bus. As active as Burley was in FFA (He was a Star Greenhand and Parliamentarian) he would have made a good farmer, but he planned to become either a truck driver or a welder. DONALD EVERETT NUNLEY Wild Thing” Toma's” hobbies were cars, motorcycles, guitars, tapes, and girls! Usually seen runnin' the roads with Charlie, Don was a band member and a Spanish Club member. His pet peeve was people who made fun of his little truckie. Better ask him about that. He planned to become a mechanic in the coal industry. LESLIE JO OWENS I Honestly Love You Les's school spirit has always been greater than her size. Her hobbies were being with Donnie, cheering, running around, and talking. Leslie was a Clay-Battelle Cheerleader for two years and was Reporter of the National Honor Soceity, Vice-President of Recreation in FHA, Treasurer of the Thespians, Copy Editor of the Newspaper staff, Layout Editor of the Yearbook staff, Historian of the class of ”75 her junior year, Sgt. -at-Arms her senior year, and a member of the Pep Club and Lettermen. Our Best Dressed senior girl attended both Cheerleading Camp and Leadership Camp for two years. She was a Prom Queen Candidate and a Homecoming Queen Candidate. In the future, Les would like to go to college. LENARD ANTHONY PANRELL Seasons in the Sun Taking his time, Anch was a hard-working member of the band. He was in the Pep Band for four years and was a member of the Spanish Club for three years. As he must have loved music, he despised squeeking clarinets and snotty teachers. His independent personality shined through in his hobbies, which consisted of riding motorcycles, shooting slingshots, and training cats. His future plans were undecided. LARRY DALE PANRELL Wild Thing One of the most familiar couples around Clay-Bat-telle was Teddy Bear” and Punk. Teddy Bear was sometimes called Dead Eye because of an accident he had in the pursuit of his favorite hobby, hunting. Teddy Bear played football and was a Lettermen . He planned to go to work and get married later on. LARRY POLING Wild Thing Hunting and working on cars were Hippie's” favorite things to do. A member of the Future Farmers of America, Larry planned to get a job after graduation. Leslie Owens JACK R. ROGERS Annie’s Song Red went to Vo-Tech and planned to become a mechanic. Working on cars and being with Judy were among his favorite pastimes. Jack was an active member of the FFA his junior year and after graduation he wanted to get a good job. JEAN ANN ROGERS You Are Everything Usually seen with Joann, Teresa, Becky, and Diane. Jean was what you might call a sports-nut. She liked all sports, camping out, and was chosen as the Most Athletic girl of the senior class. Jean saved her weekends for Going out. ” Her club membership included: Pep Club, Thespians, Band, Spanish Club, FFA, and she was the Sergeant-at-Arms of Hearts Unlimited for two years. Jean didn’t like seeing a few people run everything. Her ambition was to become a veterinarian assistant. many activities and belonged to many organizations. An active member of the FFA for three years, she was reporter in her junior year, and secretary in her senior year. Her other organizations included Thespians, Senior High National Honor Society, and Pep Club. Cindy was class secretary in both her junior and senior years, Prom Queen candidate, and a member of the yearbook staff. Cindy enjoyed listening to the radio and taking walks, and could usually be found with a familiar group of Senior girls. People who made judgments without knowing all the facts angered her. Cindy planned to attend Career College in Morgantown. RICHARD WAYNE SIMPSON Wild Thing” Dick, or Skunk as he was sometimes called, spent his mornings at the Vo-Tech Center and eternities, it seemed to him, riding the bus. He was a member of the FFA for three years and planned to go to work in the coal mines when he graduated. PERRY S. SHEETS JR. Kings of the Party President of the Clay-Battelle Student body, Perry's hobbies were racing motorcycles, working on cycles, swimming, and being with Joleen. He has been active in football, Thespians, Student Council, and he has gone to the state in track for three years. Perry was one Lettermen against Women's Lib. In the future, he planned to attend a technical training center. CYNTHIA MARIE SHRIVER I Honestly Love You Although Cindy was a quiet girl, she enjoyed ROBERT LEROY SIMPSON Behind Closed Doors” Linda Ammons Found hanging around with Donnie, Bob liked to fish, play ball, and watch television. He was in Hearts Unlimited and was Assistant Sentinel of FFA. He disliked people who thought they were better than others and his future plans were to get a job. KELLY DAVID SINE Rock Me Gently Purly liked riding dirt bikes, hunting, fishing, and dating. He spent one year in FFA and attended Vo-Tech for two years, even though he hated to ride the Vo-Tech bus. Dave's plans were undecided, but he promised they would be good plans. JULIE ANN SNIDER After the Gold Rush Playing piano, horseback riding, dancing, and listening to music hardly sound like the hobbies of a Class Clown, but Julie was as unpredictable as she was musical. Snider participated in the Forensics Speech Contest and then went on to the State Contest. She also received the V.F.W. Speech Award. She was a cheerleader, a Candidate for Prom Queen and Jingle Bell Ball Queen, and was second runner-up for Homecoming Queen. Julie belonged to the Pep Club, Lettermen, Art Club, Band, Chorus, and Student Council. She was FHA Historian, President of Thespians, and Business Manager of the C-B Stinger. Among her many activities were Band Camp, which she attended three times and Cheerleading Camp which she attended twice. Gossips really bugged Julie, though she didn’t mind talking a little herself. She planned to go to college. EUDALE STATLER The Night Chicago Died A student at Vo-Tech for two years, Eudale hunted, trapped, and rode motorcycles in his spare time. He took three years of band and was a member of FFA. One of Eudale’s dislikes was Mr. Mullet's loud voice. In the future, he hoped to become an airplane mechanic. RANDY ALLEN STILES Love Me for a Reason Randy was a member of Future Farmers of America , Student Council, National Honor Society, and a Lettermen. He was on the basketball and track team, he land judged, and filmed football games. Randy was Vice-President of FFA his junior year, and Treasurer his senior year. He was Sergeant-at-Arms of his junior and senior class. When not in school, Randy enjoyed riding motorcycles, hunting, being outdoors, running around, and just having a good time. Randy had the Cutest Smile in the senior class, and was totally against women’s lib. He wanted to go on to school and work in construction as an electrician. 133 DEBORAH SUE TENNANT Beach Baby Making nev� friends was a hobby for Debbie. She was a member of the FFA and was a Prom Queen Candidate. Her pet peeve was people who thought they were better than others. After graduation, she wanted to get a job. DEBRA JANE TENNANT The Night Chicago Died Debbie, a senior from Core, could usually be found with Charlotte, and Mary. She spent her spare time listening to records, reading, watching television, and talking. Debbie, who disliked dresses, was an active member of Hearts Unlimited. In the future she planned to marry and get a job. WILLIAM GARY TENNANT Puppy Love One of Clay-Battelle’s quiet senior boys, Gary liked playing the guitar in his extra time. He was a member of Future Farmers of America. Gary's pet peeve was a certain girl. In the future, he planned to be a mechanic. KAREN SUE TENNANT Havin' My Baby Often found with Karen C. or Patti, Karen enjoyed bowling, shooting pool, swimming, and cooking. She was enrolled in nursing arts at Vo-Tech and wanted to go to college and become a registered nurse. Karen joined such organizations as Vica, a vocational club, and FHA for four years. Karen's pet peeve was people who are too good to speak to others. She was also a Sweethearts Ball Queen Candidate. ROY NEIL TENNANT Rock Me Gently A capable leader, Neil was elected Treasurer of the senior class. He belonged to the National Honor Society, Thespians, and was voted in as Most Likely to Succeed of the senior class. He liked hunting, and fishing, but despised feminists. His desire was to go on to college or a trade school. WILLIAM D. TENNANT Behind Closed Doors Willie could often be seen stalking the Clay-Battelle halls in the morning, probably still asleep, waiting for the Vo-Tech bus. He liked working on cars and being with girls. Bill handled a public locker for coats, and has run into a problem most of us are faced with at one time or another; Getting a bad grade when you need a good one. He had learned to bowl well enough that he joined a Bowling League. After graduation, he planned to find himself a good job as a mechanic. DONNA MARIE THOMAS One Minute Past Eternity Dawn , a friendly senior often seen with Kay or Dave, had already gotten herself a job in the afternoon in her senior year. She was a Homecoming Randy Stiles 134 Queen Candidate and a Junior-Senior Prom Attendant . Dawn used her spare time teaching her son new skills. One of her dislikes was people who thought they were better than others. In the future she wanted to continue working and taking care of her little boy. Bell Ball Queen, and Autumn Queen. She belonged to FHA, Thespians, Pep Club, and was the Vice-President of Hearts Unlimited. One of the things JoAnn dreaded most was not having enough freedom. She would have enjoyed becoming a physical therapist in the future. JULIA ALICE TOOTHMAN Country Roads One of Clay-Battelle's quiet seniors, Julie or Jet , often made the honor roll throughout her high school years. She enjoyed reading, raising animals, working in gymnastics, and was a member of the girls' basketball team. Julie was a Prom Queen Candidate and was the lucky girl selected as Homecoming Queen of 1974. Julie hated to see people destroy things for the fun of it. Her plans for the future were undecided. MICHEAL ROBERT TOOTHMAN The Bitch is Back Mikey was very active in sports, he played baseball, basketball, football, and was on the track team. He was chosen as Most Athletic in the senior class. Mike is a member of Future Farmers of America, and a Lettermen. He enjoyed hunting, fishing, and being with Terri, but disliked Women’s Lib. After graduating Mike intended to go to college. JOANN JOSEPHINE TRENTINI Love Me for a Reason Our Friendliest senior girl, JoAnn, was often found running around with Teresa, Diane, and Jean. She liked going to parties and dating! JoAnn was a Candidate for Prom Queen, Homecoming Queen, Jingle REBECCA JANE VANNOY You Don't Mess Around With Jim Vannoy could always be found around the guys, and this was why she was chosen class Flirt. She was a member of Future Homemakers of America, Thespians, Hearts Unlimited, Art Club, and Pep Club. Becky was Secretary of Thespians her junior year and Assistant Treasurer her senior year. She was on the Newspaper staff and Queen Candidate for the Prom, Homecoming, and Sweethearts Ball. She enjoyed riding horses, watching car races, singing, dancing, and visiting Mt. Morris. Becky represented her school in the Coal Queen Contest. She disliked people who think and tell wrong things about other peo- Debbie Sue T ennant 135 pie. Becky planned to go to West Virginia University and become a physical therapist and eventually get married. RICHARD V. VARNER You Ain’t Seen Nothin' Yet Our Most Reliable senior boy, Rick’s hobbies were riding motorcycles, participating in outdoor activities, or just running around and having fun. He liked filming varsity football games, as much as he disliked Women’s Lib. He was a member of Thespians, Senior High National Honor Society, Yearbook staff, and was Vice-President of Student Council his senior year. Rick attended the World Affairs Institute his junior year and the State Student Council Convention his senior year. After graduating, Rick figured he would go into the field of Forestry or Computer Programming. NANCY ELLEN WALKER Only You A bit on the shy side, and selected Most Scholarly, Nancy has proved herself as one of Clay-Battelle's most honorary students. Her hobbies were sewing, music, reading, and traveling. Nancy has been to Band Camp, Leadership Camp, and American Heritage Camp. She has received the honor of Who’s Who in American High Schools, was chosen as a Reporter for High School World, and has been a member of the Honor Society throughout her junior and senior high school years. Along with these, she was in band for three years, Managing Editor of the Yearbook, a Reporter in FHA, and Secretary of the Honor Society. Nancy planned on attending Fairmont State College after graduation. MARY JANE WHITE Takin' Care of Business’ Mary was usually found with Debbie and Charlotte, as she disliked staying at home. Her hobbies included cooking, reading, and she loved taking care of animals. She was an active member of Hearts Unlimited. After graduation she hoped to get a job. DEBORA DIANE WILLARD Angel of the Morning Making friends, going places, sports, and being with Mike were among Deb's favorite activites. One of the most active girls in the class of 75 , Deb belonged to the Spanish Club and was a Prom Queen Candidate. Deb's favorite hobbies were playing guitar in a band, talking, talking, and more talking, and being with Mike. Being falsely accused and being around untrustworthy people were the things that really bugged her. She planned to get married and have a happy home and family. TERESA JANE WILLIAMS Love Me for a Reason Redheaded Tee Cee Jane enjoyed running around with Jo, Jean, and Diane, going to parties, and being with Roger. She was active in many organizations: Thespians, Pep Club, Hearts Unlimited, Student Council, and Treasurer of FHA. Her activities included being a Homecoming Queen Candidate, and a Candidate for Prom Queen. Tee Cee planned to further her education. AVA MARIE WILSON Hello Darlin ' Abby loved dancing, making new friends, and 136 having a good time. She was a Candidate for Prom Queen, Jakes Run Queen, and Homecoming Queen. Almost always, Ava could be found with Ness, and Karen. She joined Hearts Unlimited her junior year, and the Spanish Club her freshman year. Ava disliked people who pretended to be something they were not and wanted to get a job in the future. LARRY ALLEN WILSON You Ain't Seen Nothin' Yet Larry spent his time hunting, and fishing, and when he wasn't doing that after 3:25 p.m., he was running around in his blue cutlass. Although he was a member of FFA, Larry didn't go for school, actually he found it a drag. His plans for the future were undecided. JOE WOLFE I Honestly Love You Joey , a friendly and very talkative senior, liked raising hogs as well as hunting and fishing. He was a Greenhand member of FFA and an honor roll student. His pet peeve was big shots. He planned to attend college after graduation. 137 Autograph COAL QUEEN CANDIDATE Becky Vannoy Boogie Down 140 A dollar a day and all I can eat! Look Ma, no hands! Good Morning Ms. Phelps, your mission is to . . . CB Athletic Addition. They’ve Got Leggs! You spell, I'll type. Get your own bone. 143 We see your new watch! Boogie On! Oh boy! Harvard Beets again. Here in ’75 Where in ’85 ADVERTISERS Is forever longer than a fortnight? Is forever more than just today? Lois Wyse ROGER'S JEWELRY STORE SWIGER'S ESSO JENNY CAR WASH S H Stamps Fairview, West Virginia Morgantown, W. Va. MOUNTAINEER DOG ’N SUDS SPORT SHOP 439 High Street Morgantown, W. Va. Phone 292-9702 Famous for Coney Dogs and World's Creamiest Root Beer Congratulations from HARTLEY’S Your Complete Department Store in Fairmont, W. Va. Since 1877 148 Miss Blue Dari-Delite Motel and Restaurant Sundaes, Milkshakes, Banana Splits, and Delicious Sandwiches Route 250 and 7 John and Joanne King Hundred, W. Va. The Aristocrat of Frozen Dairy Products Waynesburg, Pa. Howard’s Market BARRY'S Open Evenings Until 1:30 OFFICE SERVICE Fresh Meats and Produce Green Street, Waynesburg, Pa. 1370 University Ave. Morgantown, W. Va. Phone 296-2594 Good Morning Neighbor, Bill Kun From Compliments of FASHIONS IN LIGHTING Wants You to Visit Him. We've Got Your Needs in Lights Granville, W. Va. THE NEW MAC'S HARDWARE The Hardware People Satisfaction Guaranteed or Your Money Back 72 E. High St. Phone 627-9309 Waynesburg, Pa. August Angelin, Thomas C. Reeves, and Gay Torbic - Owners The Heart of Your Home Six Floors of Fine Furniture Serving the Area Since 1911 Just 49 Steps Up Walnut From High' Morgantown, W. Va, 149 GROVER C. HUGHES HARDWARE Compliments of BELL'S MARKET Appliances - Hardware - Farm Supplies Hotpoint - Zenith - Tappan Phone 627-7906 Waynesburg, Pa. Fairview and Grant Town West Virginia Fairview Phone 449-1953 Grant Town Phone 278-5656 HOME HARDWARE OF HUNDRED, INC. Phone - 775-4551 Hundred, W. Va. 26575 Open 10 am to 10 Mon. thru Sat. Waynesburg, Pa. Best Wishes to the class of 75 G. J. ALBERT CO. Builders - Remodelers For a Carefree Home of Aluminum Waynesburg, Pa. Phone 7-5750 F. M. CHISLER General Contractor Rt. 2 Fairview, W. Va. Phone 14R2 Daybrook 150 HUNDRED DRUG STORE Walgreen Agency -Russell Stover Candy Hundred, W. Va. Phone 775-7800 Compliments of DR. HOWARD MARCUS HORR'S FEED JAMES HENNEN SERVICE Jeweler Box 529 Registered Jeweler American Gem Society Waynesburg, Pa. 15370 Agency for Bulova Phone 627-5848 Waynesburg, Pa. Compliments of MEIGHEN'S Compliments of SHOE STORE WESTERN AUTO Owners ASSOCIATE STORE JOSEPH ME1GHEN and CHARLES REED Hundred, W. Va. Waynesburg, Pa. JOE RIGGS We Sell Red Wing Shoes Sporting Goods PERRY BROTHERS 62 E. High Street SHOES Waynesburg, Pennsylvania 15370 Morgantown, W. V. 151 A Good Bank Is Like a Good Friend . . . We believe you'll find us to be the kind of friendly, helpful bank you are looking for. When you have banking to do, stop in and see us. Two offices in Greene County to serve you . . . Waynesburg and Jefferson. GALLATIN NATIONAL BANK P.G. Hollandsworth Box 355 Clarksburg, W. Va. 26301 Class Rings, Announcements, Cards, Caps and Gowns, Medals and Trophies. Stationers to the Class of 1974 SANDS Variety Store Hundred, W. Va. Paint - Clothing - Shoes Phone: 775-7850 Albert’s Restaurant and Motor Inn Air Conditioning and Color T.V. Caters to Banquets and Parties R.D. 4 Waynesburg, Pa. Carol Lee Shop Fashions for the Juniors 7th East High St. Waynesburg, Pa. 627-3888 152 Dining Room Restaurant Quick Service Low Prices Morgantown, W. VA. Say it with Flowers Coo 9h s KWIK KAR DRIVE THRU Complete Wash, Motor Cleaning, Waxing and Interior Cleaning 401 High Street Phone 292-1571 Morgantown West Virginia E. Greene St. Waynesburg, Pa. For Best in Value See Compliments of SHERMAN SHOES Lawn Mowers - Roto Tillers Feed - Fertilizer - Seeds Tack Supplies Box 307 East First St., Waynesburg, Pa. Phone 627-9470 370 High Street Morgantown, W. Va. Phone 292-8716 Clean energy for today and tomorrow W-CONSOLIDATED GAS SUPPLY CORPORATION A PART OF THE CONSOLIDATED NATURAL GAS SYSTEM Serving homes, industries and institutions in West Virginia 153 BANK OF WADESTOWN Fairview, West Virginia Phone - 449-1531 Happiness is Serving You Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Bank of Wadestown IDEAL —SAYRE STUDIO, INC. 118 south fourth street Clarksburg, w. va. Telephone - 623-6736 over seventy years of distinctive photography Compliments of MORGANTOWN SPORTS CENTER HAROLD WEISS JEWELER Mine Accutron - Accutron Watches Golden Parrot Gift Room High School Class Rings and Charms Bulova and Longines Watches Franciscan China - Lenox Giftware 292-3107 292-2843 304-14 High St., Morgantown, W. Va. James T. Conners STATE FARM INSURANCE 89 S. Washington Phone 627-3511 DARRAH'S RADIATOR REPAIR AND RECORING Route 2 Fairview, W. Va. FOR PICKUP PHONE: 449-1144 IF NO ANSWER PHONE: 449-1037 Through The Years Think of First Federal When You Think of Savings or Financing a Home. Oul Sincere Best Wishes for the Future. FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF GREENE COUNTY Home Office - Waynesburg, Pa. Fayette Office - Uniontown, Pa. Compliments of DEANE'S JEWELERS The Suncrest National Bank University Ave. and Collins Ferry Rd. Morgantown, W. Va. Member of F. D. I. C. and Federal Reserve Bulova, Accutron, Carrevelle, Timex Free Engraving No Interest or Charge Accounts High School Class Rings 296-4223 Compliments of MARSH'S SHOE STORE MICKEY'S MEN'S STORE 8 West High St. 405 High Street Morgahtown, W. Va. Phone 627-3202 Waynesburg, Pa. 15370 U i Stop At OWENS ASHLAND SERVICE CENTER B. C. Owens Daybrook, West Virginia ROTH'S MEN'S SHOP Across the Street From the Courthouse Waynesburg, Pennsylvania LEVINES Mens and Womens Wear 323 Adams Street Fairmont, W. Va. NICKLES BAKERY BOOK EXCHANGE 152 Willey Street Morgantown, W. Va. Phone 627-8831 Waynesburg, Pa. Best Wishes To the Class of 75 Richard E. (Dick) Davies THE WESTOVER BANK County Commissioner 176 Holland Avenue Westover, W. Va. 26505 STANDARD FEDERAL Phone 296-8351 SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 104 Adams Street Fairmont, W. Va. Phone 366-3650 157 NORGE VILLAGE Fast Service Dry Cleaning and Pressing RD 2, Waynesburg, Pa. Friendliest Laundry in Town Betty and Susan JoANN'S VILLAGE CASUALS 6 West High Street Waynesburg, Pa. 158 LOVE'S Complete Decorating Service Walter R. and Jean Christopher, Owners Paints, Wall Paper and Custom Made Drapes 76 East Greene St. Waynesburg, Pa. R.D. 2 Main Street Extension Waynesburg FURNITURE and APPLIANCES, INC. John Barna Tom Barna Waynesburg, Pa. 15370 Phone 627-7292 Foodland R.D. 4 Waynesburg, Pa. Flowers Telegraphed Anywhere Any Time Compliments of Waynesburg Wayne Lumber Co. Floral Co. R.D. 4, Waynesburg, Pa. 147 High Street Waynesburg, Pennsylvania Flowers for Every Occasion” Phone 627-6196 G. C. MURPHY CO. PAT'S MOTOR SALES Southwestern Penna. Largest and Most Modern Limited Price Store Since 1945 22-36 West High Street Waynesburg, Pa. 795 East High Waynesburg, Pa. 627-3312 or 627-7670 ANDY VECCHIO AGENCY | VEmiEmi) 1 TELEPHONE OFFICE 296-6590 RESIDENCE 296-6717 1 - . 161 WALNUT STREET MORGANTOWN W VA LEVERS lawn AND GARDEN High Street Extension Waynesburg, Pa. 15370 159 I wonder if I can make it from here. Miss Penny Ammons Miss Bauelle XXIV 160 Compliments of BATTELLE DISTRICT FAIR WADESTOWN, W. Va. See You at the Fair August 12-16, 1975 Ya’ All Come!