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

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Seniors 7. 1. Kenny Neer. Randy Levelle, Bill Glasscock and Jimmy Yost are four of our senior football players. 2 Mike Holmes studies auto body at the Vo Tech center 3 Carol Hamilton is Vice President of the Hearts Unlimited 4 Carol Hamilton and Dolly Corder work on the Hearts Unlimited scrapbook in Mr Cross’s 5th period class 5 Genna Hauenstem and the rest of the band march in the Veteran's Day parade 6 Joe Haught is a member of the Future Farmers of America. 7 Mitch Holmes and Lisa Vinton share a secret moment. 11

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Seniors Plan to Go Their Different Ways WILLIAM LEE GLASSCOCK, JR. Bill attended Vo-Tech for two years, studying mine maintenance. He lettered in football for three years. Bill also ran track for three years and played baseball for two years. His future plans are to work in the coal mines. FRANCES CAROL HAMILTON Carol is a member of the Future Business Leaders of America, Hearts Unlimited for two years in which she now holds the office of Vice-President, and the Pep Club in which she holds the office of sergeant-at-arms. Carol was selected into Who's Who Among American High School Students. She attends Vo-Tech where she is studying in the business cluster. Carol’s future plans were to go back to Vo-Tech and take a course in medical office assistant. GENNA LEEHAUENSTEIN Genna is a member of Future Homemakers of America, Thespians, Senior High National Honor Society, band and stage band. Her senior year, Genna was president of the band and secretary for the band her junior year. Genna was selected to Who’s Who Among American High School Students and Who's Who in Music. Genna was also a member of the West Virginia Invitational Honors Band and Northern West Vir- §inia All-State Band Festival for two years. he ran for Homecoming queen her senior year and Jingle Bell Ball queen her junior year. During her junior and senior years she served as a library aid. Her future plans are to enter the field of medicine. JOSEPH ANTHONY HAUGHT Joe is member of 4-H and the Future Farmers of America, where he was awarded a greenhand pin. His future plans are to get a construction job. MICHEAL RAY HOLMES Mike studied auto body at the Vo-Tech center during both his senior and junior years. Mike’s future plans are to go to the coal mines. MITCHELL LEE HOLMES Mitch studied mine maintenance at the Vo-Tech center for two years. His junior year he played junior-varsity basketball. Mitch’s future plans are to work in the coal mines. 10

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12 Seniors Look Forward to College After Graduation ROBERT SAMUEL HUGHES Sam is an active member of the band and stage band. He is a senior high representative and quarter master in the band. He won the United Nations Pil grimage of Youth Speech Contest and was designated a delegate for the United Nations Pilgrimage of Youth. Sam also won an award in forestry management. He runs track and has been involved in the FFA for three years. His plans are to attend college or Bible College. LAURA DANELLJACQUET Laura is one of the most athletic senior girls. She played junior high basketball for three years and she has played varsity basketball for three years. She received All MasonDixon Honorable Mention her sophomore year and first team All Mason Dixon her junior year. She also made the All Tournament team her junior year. Laura was manager of the volleyball team her freshman year and she played her sophomore year. Laura has been a member of the track team four years and she has qualified for the state track meet each year. Her junior year she was a member of the fifth place mile relay team at the state track meet in Huntington. Laura held the office of sergeant-at-arms in Hearts Unlimited her junior year. She was vice president of her sophomore class and sergeant-at-arms of her junior class. Laura plans to attend school in California. JOSEPH GLENN JOHNSON Glenn is one of the quiet seniors. He plays basketball in the mornings and he is interested in art. Glenn’s plans for the future include getting a job and starting his own business. TENNA MARIE JOHNSON Tenna has been involved in architectural drafting at the Vo-Tech center for two years. She is an active member of VICA (Vocational Industrial Clubs of Amer ica). During her junior year she was sergeant at arms in the club and during her senior year she holds the office of secretary. She placed fourth in the State Architectural Contest with only three weeks training. Tenna is a member of Hearts Unlimited and the pep club. She was a 1978 Prom candidate and a 1979 Homecoming candidate. She has been accepted in Who’s Who Among American High School Students and her future plans are to go to college and to become an architect. MARY CYNTHIA KING Cindy has been a cheerleader for three years. She serves as head of the varsity cheerleading squad where she is the only senior member. She is a member of the National Honor Society, pep club, and she works during the day as an office aid. Cindy is listed in Who’s Who Among American High School Students. She was the 1979 Homecoming Queen and she also held the title of Queen Autumn at the 1979 Junior Carnival. Cindy plans to get a job and spend time with Allen after graduation. CHARLES MARK LAPOE Mark is a member of the FFA, Hearts Unlimited, Order of DeMolay and the West Virginia 4-H Club. He is also a member of the Diversified Work Cooperation Program which is sponsored by the Vo-Tech center under Mr. George Darling. Mark’s future plans include getting a job and going to school. SAM HUGHES TENNA JOHNSON CINDY KING MARK LAPOE