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

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Seniors 1) Debbie shrugs in disbelief at the conversation the girls beside her were having. 2) Mark couldn’t believe he finally typed the assignment right. 3) Sara assisted Sam in journalism class with everything, even a smile. 4) Lynda was putting a few finishing touches on her painting. 5) Debbie liked the design on Mr. Pierce’s apron. 6) Mark was in his usual place in the hall just laughing at the world. 7) Tim Simpson studied welding at Vo-Tech for 2 years. DEBBIE SIMPSON TIM SIMPSON MARK SKINNER 21

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Seniors ERA Opened FHA to All SARA BETH SALISBURY To get a secretarial job and eventually get married were Sara's future plans During her high school years, she was a member of FHA, Hearts Unlimited, and was on the C B Stinger Staff for three years Sara was a candidate for Prom and Homecoming Queen, Jingle Bell Ball Queen and Battelle District Fair Queen. She liked to spend her spare time playing tennis, swimming, and being with Mike Brummage DEBORAH JANE SEAMAN Deb was an active member of the band She was a majorette for two years which included being head maiorette her senior year She was also a member of the band executive council Debbie was a candidate for Prom Queen. Homecoming Queen, and Jingle Bell Ball Queen She was a member of FHA for four years Deb planned to attend West Virginia Career College LYNDA ANN SHRIVER Lynda continued to amaze people with her ability in art She worked in an art class during every year of her high school career trying to develop her skills. She also took a course in drafting at the Vo Tech Center in Mor gantown to improve her discipline in drawing Lynda received certificates of merit for her work in the Annual Monongalia County High School Art Exhibit for three years in a row She also received three certificates of rec ogmtion for her participation in three exhibits In her senior year, Lynda was named art director for the 1978 Liberanni and she designed and painted the back drop for the Junior Carnival and designed the 77 78 basketball season tickets She served as secretary of the senior class Lynda is planning to continue working in art by attending schools to study modeling, photography and'or art DE8RA DIANE SIMPSON Debbie was one of the more active seniors She was advertising man ager for the Ubcranm staff, a member of the Junior High and Senior High National Honor Society, a candidate in Youth Pilgrimage and attended the World Affairs Institute Debbie was also chosen Who's Who Among American High School Students After being a member of FHA for four years, she was elected vice president of Recreation She was a rep resentative in Student Council her senior year Debbie was a candidate for Jingle Bell Ball and Prom Queen during school and over the summer of 1977 she ran for Battelle District Fair Queen TIMOTHY LEE SIMPSON Tim was a member of FFA for four years and during this time he received Chapter Farmer degrees and was named Chapter Greenhand He attended Vo Tech for two years where he studied welding and was a member of the VICA Club. Tim liked motorcycles, hunting and trapping and working on cars. To be a welder or a coal miner was Tim's future plans LEE MARSHALL SKINNER JR Having a good time and running around was Skin's'' favorite pas time Being athletically inclined, Mark was named to the All Mason Dixon. All State, and All County basketball teams, played football one year, and was on the baseball team for two years Mark was a member of FFA. FHA. and Hearts Unlimited He enjoyed riding motorcycles and working on cars He planned to go to college after graduation and have a good time SARA SALISBURY DEBBIE SEAMAN LYNDA SHRIVER 20

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Seniors 22 1 College Is in Their Futures ALLEN KEITH STATLER Allen, sometimes better known as “Big Al, was a member of FFA and Hearts Unlimited during his high school years. Allen could be seen a lot picking on the girls and having fun. He also enjoyed hunting. Allen planned to go to college. SAMUEL OWENS STATLER Blonde hair, blue eyes, and a cute smile best describes Sam. He enjoyed riding motorcycles and parties. Sam played football for four years and baseball one year. He was an active member of FFA. Sam’s plans were to go to college at Fairmont State. TINA MARIE STATLER Tina was a member of the band for six years and a majorette one of these years. During her junior year, she was a representative on the band executive council. Tina was a phys. ed. and library aid her Senior year. Other involvements included FHA and the Stinger Staff her junior year. She enjoyed sewing and her part-time job as a cashier. Tina planned to attend WVU after graduation. RALPH LYNN STEWART Lynn, one of the class’s most outstanding athletes, shined in every sport CBHS had to offer. He was named to the All County, All-State and All Mason-Dixon football teams both his junior and senior years. He attended the State Track Meet in Charleston for three consecutive years, was named to the All State baseball team his freshman year and played on the basketball team for four years. Lynn was Sergeant-at-Arms for the class his junior year. He planned to go to college after graduation. Playing all sports was Lynn’s favorite pas time. TERRY LEE TALBERT Terry spent two years at the Vo-Tech Center learning the welding trade. He was a member of the VICA Club and FFA. He was awarded Chapter Greenhand and other chapter pins. Terry liked outdoor sports like hunting, trapping and fishing. After graduation, he planned to get a job. i ''Hindi ' M « .' RANDY K. TENNANT ALLEN STATLER Randy, better known as “Coach’’, enjoyed coaching little league baseball in the summer, shooting pool and playing all kinds of sports, including chasing girls. He was a letterman in football and baseball. Randy was the class historian in his sophomore year. He planned to go to WVU and major in Business Administration. SAM STATLER TINA STATLER