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

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Identity — They Fought for Theirs — We Fight for Ours We hold these truths to be self-evident; that while all men don't think, act, or look alike, all men deserve the same respect and consideration. By ignoring this truth and refusing the American Colonies representation in Parliament, George III committed one of his most serious political blunders. Far from Europe and alienated from the monarch that ruled them, the American people developed a system of government wherein all men were equal and rulers were actually subject to the people through an electoral process. This government was unique at that time, but became a pattern for succeeding democratic governments. The things our nation accomplished gave us a national identity. Likewise, our accomplishments, the clubs we join, the friends we make, the honors we receive, and the extracurricular activities in which we participate in high school tell others who we are. Seeking Identity” is the theme of the 1976 Liberanni. We have tried to produce a record of the people and events that made the 1975-76 school year different from all others. We hope you’ll enjoy it. The Liberanni Staff 4

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Liberanni 776-131b Liberanni Clay-Battelle High School Blacksville, West Virginia

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Liberanni Staff KNEELING: S. Sheets, J. Russell, T. Tuttle, K. Yost. STANDING: J. Pierce, L. Rogers, B. Fox. D. Brookover, B. Salisbury. P. Tuttle, B. Haught, J. Tully, P. Ammons. MANAGING EDITOR: Penny Ammons BUSINESS MANAGER: Louie Rogers LAYOUT EDITOR: Bonnie Fox COPY EDITOR: Pam Tuttle ADVERTISING EDITOR: Julie Russell PHOTOGRAPHER: Buddy Beach CO-LAYOUT EDITOR: Julie Beach CO-MANAGING EDITOR: Beth Haught CO-BUSINESS MANAGER: Janet Tully CO-LAYOUT EDITOR: Debbie Brookover CO-COPY EDITOR: Kelli Yost CO-ADVERTISING EDITOR: Theresa Tuttle CO-FILING EDITOR: Sheila Sheets CO-PHOTOGRAPHER: Rick Shriver ADVISOR: James Pierce