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

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Seniors RANDY TENNANT 1) Randy kept up with the school spirit. 2) A normal afternoon activity for Lynn and his friends. 3) Sam was not impressed by Bob's far-fetched tales. 4) Tina decided on her new fall fashions. 5) Randy and Terry were amazed at their own classroom work. 6) Allen enjoyed working for the FFA. 7) Tina served at the French party. 8) Sam preferred his coke from the bottle. 23

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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

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Seniors Seniors Worked Hard Toward Their Goals SANDRA FAYE TENNANT Sandy was on Mr Darling's work program in her senior year She was an active member ol Hearts Unlimited and held an office for three consecutive years in this club. Sandy was the manager and scorekeeper for the girls varsity basketball team in her junior year TAMMY TRINA TENNANT Being a cheerleader for four years paid off for Tammy when she received a Best Cheerleading Trophy” at Golden Eagle Cheerleading Camp and then she received an application to be a Golden Eagle Instructor. Tammy also was selected 1978 All Tournament Cheerleader She helped out in Phys. Ed. by being an aid both her junior and senior years and also in her senior year she was an office aid. Tam was the lay out editor on the newspaper staff for two years and a reporter the previous two She attended the World Affairs Institute at the Ramada Inn in her lunior year Tammy was the historian of the senior class and was the Pub licity Director m the Junior High National Honor Society She obtained many titles over the past years She was an attendant in the Prom Court, second runner up at Homecoming. Queen Autumn in '76 and was a Coal Queen candidate She also reigned over the Daybrook Fair in 1976 Tammy enjoyed gymnastics, dance, camping and running around with friends She planned to attend Fairmont State College and major in Physical Education RAMONA JEAN TOLLEY To get a job teaching children with speech problems was Romona's future plans. She was a member of Hearts Unlimited. Roan was a candidate for Homecoming Queen and Jingle Bell Ball Queen. She enioyed tennis, softball and volleyball FRANK EUGENE TOOTHMAN JR Frank was one of the harder working seniors who plans to keep on working after school. Frank plans to go into business for himself RICHARD DALE TUTTLE Rick practiced his mechanical skills every day at Jr. Husk's Garage where he worked through Mr. Darling's work program. During school, he was President of the Senior High National Honor Society and Math Club during his senior year Rick was also a member of FFA His future plans were to go to work in the coal mines. CRYSTAL JANE VARNER Crystal, who rode the bus from Daybrook to school everyday, was often seen with her friends Nancy and Marla Crystal ran for Homecoming Queen, she also ran for the Junior Carnival representing the Senior class Cyrstal has been dating Stanley Eddy and her future plans are to be a good wife to him 24