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

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Seniors MARK WILLIAMS LEE ANN WILSON RYAN WILSON 1) English seemed to be a heavy load to “Rox.” 2) Jean took a break from a long workout in band. 3) Joyce led the C-B marching band in the Daybrook Fair Parade. 4) “That’s fine Donna, now do the rest of it!” 5) Ryan and Bob don’t even know enough to get in out of the cold. 6) Lee Ann couldn’t believe Lorri’s suggestion!! 7) Mark didn't think the day was ever going to end. 27

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Seniors Seniors Are Active in Sports and Music ROXIE JEAN WAGNER Roxie achieved many honors over the past years. She won the DAR Award, was named Who's Who Among American High School Students, attended the United Nations Pilgrimage at New York and went to the Work! Affairs Institute at the Ramada Inn. Rox was the treasurer of the Senior High National Honor Society, the librarian of the Chorus and a member of FHA for four years and a two year member of the liberanm staff Roxie was a candidate for prom and homecoming queen At the Battelle Distrit Fair, she was named first runner up of the queen court Rox enioyed quiet hobbies and writing Her plans were to go to college JOYCE ANN WALKER Musically inclined. Joyce enioyed playing the piano, listening to music and also growing indoor plants and writing Using her talent. Joyce became Drum Maiorette for the Band She also helped Mr Link by being a Band Aide and Ms Baran by playing the piano for the Junior High Choir. Joyce was on the Newspaper Staff for four years and in her senior year held the title of Editor in Chief and she was the high school reporter for the Dominion Post Joyce was secretary of the Band and treasurer of Student Council her senior year, and treasurer of the Junior High National Honor Society in the ninth grade She was also a member of FHA and Hearts Unlimited Joyce attended Drum Maior Camp in Indiana. FHA Leadership Camp and Student Council and Journalism seminars She was a candidate for the United Nations Pilgrimage and Homecoming queen Joyce planned to go to Fairmont State and maior in social work CHRISTINA JEAN WALLS Jean was an active member of the Band She was the president her senior year and vice president her junior year She was also the treasurer of the senior class and a member of FHA Jean was an aide for both the library and the office She was a candidate for Prom and Homecoming queen Jean enjoyed playing the flute in her spare time MARK ALLEN WILLIAMS After having two years of welding training at the Vo Tech Center. Mark planned to use his skill in a welding job or work in the coal mines He was a member of the VICA Club In FFA. he was a Greenhand and won Chap ter Farmer degree awards Mark enioyed working on bikes, hunting, and trapping LEE ANN WILSON In any crowd which congregated. Lee Ann could be distinguished by her red hair and unusual laugh Lee Ann was a two year member of the Liberanm Staff in which she was appointed copy editor during her senior year She was also a member of the Stinger Staff for three consecutive years and business manager during her last year at CBHS Lee Ann held such offices as secretary of Hearts Unlimited during her junior year and Junior High National Honor Society vice president her freshman year Other clubs she participated m were FHA and Thespians. Additional involvements were playing first string on the girls' power volleyball team for two years, she was a captain of the team her senior year She also played basketball one year and was a bat girl for the baseball team for one year Lee Ann was a candidate for 1977 Homecoming queen She enjoyed softball and motorcycle riding Her future plans were to attend college RYAN SCOTT WILSON Ryan achieved many honors in both academic studies and sports He was the representative to Boys' State from CBHS He was also a member of the Senior High National Honor Society in which he held the office of vice president his senior year He was also the president of Student Council In sports. Ryan was named to the AH Mason Dixon football team and All State honorable mention He attended the state track meet in Charleston two years He was also on the varsity basketball team Ryan's hobbies were hunting, golf, and any other sports His plans were to go to college 1 I JEAN WALLS 26

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Seniors Students Were Involved With Football TIMOTHY HUGH WILSON Tim was known for his constant |oke telling and goofing around. He played football four years, baseball three years, and basketball his |umor year. Tim was a Greenhand in FFA and won several Chapter Farmer degrees. He was also a member of Hearts Unlimited. Tim was the class sergeant at arms his freshman and sophomore years and treasurer of Hearts Unlimited his freshman year. Tim enjoyed hunting, fishing, shooting pool, and just plain goofing around. He plan ned to go to work in the coal mines or attend Fairmont State College. ROBERT THOMAS WOLFE Bob was one of the most active members of FFA. He won second place in the state corn contest and was named a State Farmer. He also held many offices in FFA. He was vice-president his senior year and secre tary his junior year. Bob was also a reporter for the C B Stinger. He enjoyed lifting weights in his spare time. Bob planned to go to work in the coal mines after he graduated. KEVIN LEE YOST • Yogi'' was a member of Hearts Unlimited and FFA. During his junior year, he was sergeant at arms of Hearts Unlimited and treasurer of his class. He also attended Vo-Tech Center his junior year. Kevin played football and was also on the baseball team. Yogi's hobbies were hunting, fishing and playing football. His plans were to attend college. LYNETTE JANE YOST Lynette, with her long, dark hair and strange, cack ling laugh, was very busy her senior year. She was one of the 1978 Varsity cheerleaders. In sports, she played basketball two years and was on the track team for two years. Lynette was the representative for Girls’ State from CBHS and she attended “Know Your State Gov ernment Day her junior year. She was also a member of the Liberanm staff for two years. Lynette was a member of the National Honor Society for three years and held the office of historian her senior year. Lynette was a candidate for Homecoming and Prom Queen. She was involved usually in an art project of some kind, whether it be making signs for the cheerleaders or an entry in an art exhibit. She enjoyed painting, softball, and being with friends |ust acting crazy. To go to college, get a job, and eventually get married were Lyn-ette's future plans. 28