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

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Seniors Popular, red haired Russ Moore who planned to go to college and go on having a good time, prepared for it well in high school. Voted Class Clown by his classmates, Russ also served as class president in his junior year, and class sgt.-at-arms in his senior year. A student council representative for several years, he was elected treasurer of that organization as a junior, and president as a senior. Russ was also sgt.-at-arms of Hearts Unlimited, a prom escort, and a Letterman, being especially active in football and track. Shelley Moyer was a friendly and well-liked member of the Senior High National Honor Society. Rochelle planned to get married eventually and go on to school later. Tim Moore, better known as Burley in some circles, was an active member of the Future Farmers of America. In the mornings he studied mine maintenance at the Vo-Tech center. He was a prom escort and planned to get a job in the coal mines.

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Seniors Lawrence Michael took an interest in working with wood, and making things like gun racks. Bud as Lawrence was nicknamed, planned to go to work in the coal mines. Betty Moore was a Clay-Battelie cheerleader for three years which included her being head cheerleader in her senior year. Betty spent five years in the C-B band, and was the secretary of the Future Homemakers of America. She was a Prom Queen candidate her junior year, and she was chosen second runner-up for the 1975 Homecoming Queen. Betty was a pep club member and she earned her place with the Letters. The seniors chose Betty as the girl with the Cutest Smile. A student from Waynesburg Central High School, Charlene Mitchell came to Clay-Battelle toward the end of the 1975-76 school year. While at Waynesburg, Charlene was vice-president of DECA, an educational club of America. She spend one and a half years studying marketing at Vo-tech. She hoped to have and raise a family of her own someday. LAWRENCE C. MICHAEL CHARLENE BELL SAXON MITCHELL BETTY JO MOORE 22

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Seniors DEBORAH LYNN TRENTINI NUNLEY KEVIN SCOTT OWENS GREGORY LEE PARRISH Debbie Nunley was an active member of chorus both her junior and senior years. She was a queen candidate for the Prom, Homecoming, and Jingle Bell Ball. Debbie held the office of historian her junior year and secretary her senior year. Her future plans were to make a good home for Don. Kevin Owens or more familiarly known as Porky” attended Vo-Tech his junior year. Porky's main ambition in life was to own his own bar. He was chosen Friendliest of the senior class. Porky was fair director of the Clay District Fair and an escort for the Homecoming and Prom. Kevin was involved in both Hearts Unlimited and Future Farmers of America. Greg Parrish was on the boys varsity basketball, baseball, and football teams. Greg was a three year member of Student Council as well. He practiced welding in Vo-Tech and was a member of VICA. 24