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

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1985 volume:

T. LIBERANNI1985 ALMA MATER We’re the school That’s just below The Mason Dixon line With our colors Gray and blue. As in our sports We shine Swell the chorus. Let it echo Over hill and dale. Hail to thee. Our Alma Mater Hail to Clay-Battelle CLAY-BATTELLE HIGH SCHOOL Blacksville, West Virginia 26521 1 Fitting It All Together On September 2, 1984, Jill Little walked into big Clay-Battelle High School. She was puzzled by all the classrooms and the hundreds of pushing, shoving students in the halls. With a schedule in one hand and a notebook in the other, she started to search for her homeroom. She wandered from one room to another almost in a state of panic until she finally found it. After that she stuck with the rest of the seventh graders like glue for the rest of the day. Jill found it difficult to fit all the elements of this new environment together at first. Little things like unlocking her locker were frustrating as well as having seven different teachers instead of one each day. Then on a larger scale the incessant excitement of athletic competition dazzled her while the glitter of the many theme dances enchanted her. By the end of the 1984-85 school year, the pieces had finally come together. It was a slow process which involved a great deal of hard work, but Jill completed the school puzzle with success. As the year ended Jill recalled some of the highlights of her first year as a Cee-Bee. First she remembered the very successful 1984 football team that went to the state playoffs, the busloads of students walking across the bridge, the excessive snow days, 3000 fans on the football field, and Mr. Van Meter dressed as the only woman teacher with a mustache. Now you can discover your place in the 1985 school year by examining the puzzle pieces placed here in the Liberanni. 2 Bobby Rush, Dave Tennant, John Leagan, Craig Parrish, and Bill Barr, won air-band competition with “The Devil Went Down To Georgia.” Chris Stitchick and Traci Lemley says “Zippy Shearer, eat your heart out.” I Hu 1 Kevin L. Jones, Beth Husk, Patty Kennedy, and Debbie Simmons discover a new way to squeeze the “Charman.” Clint Clovis wonders if his seams are straight. 3 Title Page Theme Page Contents Page Seniors...... Juniors Sophomores . . Freshmen Eighth Grade Seventh Grade Staff Special Classes Liberanni Staff Student Council French Club Newspaper S.A.D.D F.H.A. F.F.A Honor Society Art Club F.H.A. (Jr. High) F.B.L.A H.U. Wrestling Club Math Club Chorus Band Art Personna Liberanni United Nations Coal Queen ontents r 1 Honor Boy and Girl 91 . . . . 2 Boys and Girls State 91 . . . . 4 Aids 92 . . . .5 Football 93 . . .25 Girls Varsity Basketball 97 32 Girls Freshmen Basketball 99 39 Girls 7th and 8th Basketball 101 45 Wrestling 102 51 Boys Varsity Basketball 105 4 58 Boys Jr. Varsity Basketball 108 l l66 r Boys Freshmen Basketball 109 ys Vtli and 8th Basketball............110 arsity Cheerleaders......................Ill Jr. Varsity Cheerleaders.................112 Freshmen Cheerleaders....................114 Midget Cheerleaders......................115 Baseball.................................116 Track ...................................118 tball Homecoming......................120 Junior Carnival..........................122 Jingle Bell Ball 123 Basketball Homecoming....................125 Sprintj lina' fl .......................127 Prom. 129 lass Nighi . . . raduation............................... 134 emories Are . ..............137 Top Ten Seniors ... 138 Ads............;1 .B?.................. 139 Index....... .... 166 Seniors Color: Pink and baby blue Flower: White carnation dipped in baby blue Motto: Look for the future, the best is yet to come. Class Officers f ront Row: Tim Hall — sgt. at arms, Lena Raber — historian, Bobby Rush — sgt. at arms. Row Two: Sally Tennant — sgt.-at-arms, Laura Spicer — sgt.-at-arms, Pam Chisler — treasurer. Row Three: Becky Roush — vice president, Teresa Sine — president, and Debbie Simmons — secretary. 5 Senior Plans to Become Cosmetologist FONDA RACHELLE BANE Fonda was a two year member of the Liberanni staff where she held the positions of special events coordinator, and managing editor her senior year. She was a six year member of the honor society, and student council. She was a member of the pep club, FBLA, and FHA. Fonds was chosen first attendant at the 1984 Homecoming court. Fonda attended the cosmetology class at the Morgantown Beauty School where she held the office of treasurer for V1CA. Fonda plans to be a successful cosmetologist. JENETTE LYNN BARR Jenette attended the child class at the vo-tech center her junior year, and she worked as an assistant to the cooks at lunchtime by working the salad bar. SANDRA ANNETTE BOLYARD Sandy was a member of the French club, student council. Hearts Unlimited, and the FBLA at the vo-tech center. While in Hearts Unlimited she was the typist, and the winner of the Voice of Democracy contest. She attended the business cluster classes at the vo-tech center. Sandy plans to attend a business college. MICHAEL ALLEN BRAGG “Mikie” or “Elvis” was a member of the 200 club, was president of the pep club, and participated in varsity football his junior and senior years. He was named second-team AH Mason-Dixon tailback, second team All-State or tailback. State Honorable player of the week twice, and the honor of Mr. Football homecoming his senior year. Mike plans to go to college and play football. PAMELA SUE CHISLER “Pammy Sue” was a five year member of the National Honor Society, a two year member of the FBLA, student council, and a varsity cheerleader for three years. She was chosen Miss Congeniality of the Clay-District Fair, Second attendant of the 1984 football Homecoming, and also a Prom queen candidate her junior year. Pam was also listed in Who's Who Among American High School Students her junior year. She attended business cluster at the vo-tech center for two years and worked South Junior High. Pam plans to get a job as a medical secretary after graduation. CLINTON ALLEN CLOVIS “Freeda” was a member of the FFA, art club, yearbook staff, lettered in football. Hearts Unlimited, MASH club, and the track team for two years. Clint received the Cardinal award at the West Virginia Art Poster Award for two years, and was art editor of the yearbook staff. Clint plans to go to college and major in engineering. PAM CHISLER CLINT CLOVIS Seniors Sandy Bolyard is in conservation class 6th period. Fonda Bane and Pam Chisler helped decorate for basketball homecoming. Mike Bragg, Marsha Lucas, Junior Harker, Sherri Tennant, and Jean-nie Lemely take a break from working on term papers. Jenette Barr helps the cooks at lunch time. 7 Clint particpated in a conditioning class 7th period. Seniors JACQUELINE MAXINE COPELAND Jackie attended vo-tech her junior year where she studied nursing arts and was a member of VICA. She also ran for football Homecoming queen her senior year. Jackie plans to attend Southeastern Academy in Florida. When she returns home she would like to spend some time with David. MARK ALAN COPELAND “Cope was a member of Hearts Unlimited, the art club, and pep club where he held the office of sergeant-at-arms his junior year. He was a member of the FFA his senior year. “Cope was on the baseball and football teams his junior and senior year where he was named second team tackle All Mason-Dixon. Mark plans to attend a small college or go into the coal mines, and later marry Debbie. JOHN ROBERT COX John was a member of FFA and senior high Hearts Unlimited his junior and senior year. He also was editor of the Hearts Umlimited newspaper. John plans to make a career of the army. BONNIE SUE EDDY Bonnie was a member of the FFA her junior year. Bonnie plans to marry Sam. TIMOTHY W AYNE HALL Tim attended vo-tech his junior year in which he took mine machine repair. He also wrestled for two years and was a captain his senior year. He was sergeant-at-arms of his junior and senior class. Tim plans to find a job. DAVID SCOTT HAMILL David attended vo-tech his senior year where he studied auto body and was a member of VICA. He also was a member of FFA his junior year. David plans to work on vehicles or become a truck driver. JACKIE COPELAND JOHN COX TIM HALL I MARK COPELAND BONNIE EDDY DAVID HAMILL 8 This is Teresa's third year on the girls basketball team as center. Bonnie write? notes on the board for conservation class. Seniors Plan to Continue Education WILLIAM EARL HARKER “Sugar-Ray June was a member of the arl club. Hearts Unlimited, 200 club, and the MASH club. He served as sergeant-at-arms in the pep club and his class his junior year. His senior year he was sentinel for the FFA. His future goals are to attend West Virginia University and continue to play basketball. KIMBERLY DAWN HENDERSON “STUD was an active member of the FFA and art club her junior year and VICA her senior year. Kim plans to finish beauty school at the Morgantown Beauty School. CLORESSA ANN HIGGINBOTHAM “Clorox' has many unique hobbies. She enjoys cooking, reading, and quilting. Cloressa plans to get married and attend the vo-tech center so she can improve on her secretarial skills. TIMOTHY PAUL HOCKENBERRY “Hock was a member of the pep club, FFA, and VICA. While in FFA he served as parliamentarian. Tim also participated in football for two years, basketball one year, and baseball one year. He went to vo-tech for two years and studied auto mechanics. He wants to go to college, and get a job. DANIEL GLENN HOWARD Dan was a member of the FFA, and VICA. He was State, Chapter, and District Farmer. In 1982, 1983, and 1984 he had the champion Feeder Calf at the FFA Show and Sale. Also he was nominated for Who's Who Among American High School Students. His junior year he was FFA treasurer, VICA parliamentarian and FFA reporter his senior year. Dan has had two years of auto mechanics at the vo-tech center. He wants to attend the Diesel Institute of America and be a diesel mechanic. BETH ANN HUSK “Notes was a member of National Honor Society and chorus for six years, FHA for three years, French club, FFA, pep club and yearbook staff. Her senior year she was managing editor and copy editor for the yearbook. She has held the offices of treasurer and historian for the French club and treasurer for FBLA. Beth was a counselor aid her senior year. She was chosen as Honor Girl, represented Clay-Battelle in the 1984 Bituminous Coal Queen Pageant and was the 1983 Mardi Gras Queen. She was listed Among Who's Who Among American High School Students, received the 1982 National Science and Math Merit award in the 1981 second place in the State Social Studies Fair. She was a candidate for Football and Basketball Homecoming and Prom Queen. Beth plans to attend Fairmont State College and major in elementary education. JUNIOR HARKER CLORESSA HIGGINBOTHAM V 10 DAN HOWARD BETH HUSK Doesn't Junior take a pretty picture? Tim played defensive back on the football team. Yea, I've always wanted to be an astronaut!? Cloreaaa takes a timing in third period, typing two. Is Beth actually doing her math in yearbook class?? Vo-Tech Center Contributes to Seniors’ Education KAREN M ARIE JONES Karen has been an active member of the honor society, chorus, and United Methodist Church. She was president of the FHA, and secretary of the FFA her senior year. Karen received the Award of Achievement in FHA her junior year, as well as being chapter sweetheart, a chapter farmer, and receiving a leadership award in FFA. She is involved in the Wadestown Busy Bees 4-H, and was secretary her senior year. Karen was also on the yearbook staff for two years, when she served as business manager and layout editor her senior year. She has received honors such as: outstanding citizenship, certificate of recognition for the Voice of Democracy, and Who's Who in American High School Students. Karen was the second attendant of the 1983 Jingle Bell Ball, and first attendant and Miss Congeniality of the 1984 Bat telle District Fair. She was also a library and office aid during her senior year. Karen plans to attend Fairmont State College and major in elementary education. KEVIN DAWES JONES D was a member of the honor society and FFA. He was also selected for Who's W ho in American High School Students. Kevin went to vo-tech for two years, studying industrial electricity, and was a member of VICA. While there, he competed in his trade his junior and senior year. Kevin's future plans are to enter an apprentice program to continue his electrical trade, or to attend WVU or Fairmont State. KEVIN LEE JONES L was a member of the FFA, where he was vice-president his senior year. Kevin received the state farmer award, the scholarship and leadership awards, and was district farmer in FFA his junior year. He had champion market lambs for three years at the Monongalia County FFA-4-H Show and Sale. He was a member of the honor society, and was vice-president his senior year. “L was also recognized in Who's Who in American High School Students. Kevin plans to enroll in West Virginia University in the fall. PATRICIA ANN KENNEDY ‘'Patty was a member of the FBLA and attended the vo-tech center, studying business cluster her senior year. Patty plans to go to a career college and study to be a legal secretary after graduation. RHONDA JEAN LEMLEY Jeannie'' played on the girls varsity basketball team her junior year, and was a manager of both the girls and boys varsity basketball team her senior year. She also participated in FHA and student council. She studied business cluster at vo-tech for two years, where she was a member of FBLA. As part of her training there, she worked at South Junior High and Sterling Faucet, as a secretary, her junior year. Jeannie's future plans are to find a good job, work for a while, and then get married and raise a family. CLAYTON CHARLES LONG Charlie was a member of the FFA. He also attended the vo-tech center for two years, where he studied mine maintenance. In the future, Charlie plans to become a truck driver. KAREN JONES KEVIN I). JONES JEANNIE LEMLEY CHARLIE LONG Karen works hard to meet her yearbook deadline. Will the real Kevin Jones please stand up? Patty studies Space Invaders. Jeannie Lemley attends business cluster at the vo-tech center. 13 Seniors Enlist in Armed Services MARSHA ANN LUCAS Marsha has been a member of the chorus for three years, pep club for five years and FBLA her junior and senior year, where she held the office of reporter her senior year. Marsha attended the vo-tech center her senior year, where she studied business cluster. ROBERT ARNOLD LUZADER, JR. “Bobby” was a member of FHA, junior varsity cheerleading squad, games club, French club, where he was the historian and reporter, and Students Against Drunk Driving, where he was the president. “Bobby’s” achievements and honors are the Voice of Democracy, fourth place in the National French Exam and he was the captain of the junior varsity cheerleading squad. “Bobby” attended vo-tech his junior year for data processing. “Bobby's” future plans are to go to the army to get enough money to put himself through college and to be a collegiate cheerleader. BARRY LYNN MARTINO Barry was a member of the art club and Future Farmers of America, where he held the offices of president and treasurer. Barry plans on attending Fairmont State or get a job in the coal mines. CRAIG ANDREW PARRISH Craig has been a member of the art club, pep club. Future Farmers of America for three years where he held the office of Sergeant-at-arms, and a member of the “Sting” staff, where he is the art editor. Craig also was a member of the football team for one year and a member of the baseball team his senior year. He plans to go to WVU and major in either journalism or theater arts. GLEN BRYON PENNINGTON “Squirt” was in the 200 club, C-B Ironworkers, pep club and has wrestled for 13 years. His senior year he was the captain of the wrestling team. Glen plans to join the navy and marry Sherri Tennant. He also hopes to attend college. CHARLES NELSON POSTLEW'A IT “Chuck” was a January graduate. He liked art class and excelled in drawing. Chuck enjoyed rabbit hunting. i GLEN PENNINGTON CHUCK POSTLEW A IT Seniors Barry discusses the record books with Mr. Beach. Cool Cat or what!?! Bobby was captain of the Junior Varsity cheerleading squad. Glen was captain of the wrestling team. Marsha, Rhonda, and Wendy have been classmates for 10 years. 15 Seniors Plan Career in Medicine DARLENE PRICE Darlene attended the vo-tech center for a half year and went to the Pace Center for the other half. Her future plans are to gradute and marry Ralph Ashcraft, and maybe later she will get a job work ing with handicapped children. LENA DENICE RABER “Lena Bug was vice-president of FBLA her junior year, secretary of honor society, and a four year member of FFA in which she received a scholarship and leadership award. She was a three year varsity cheerleader and treasurer of student council. Lena was second attendant prom queen and football Homecoming queen. Her future plans are to further her education, get a job and be a good wife and mother. REBECCA JEAN ROUSH Shorty has been a varsity cheerleader for three years where she held the position as captain both her junior and senior year. She received the honor of Most Outstanding Cheerleader her junior year. She was the treasurer of the National Honor Society and was the layout editor and ad manager for the yearbook staff. Becky was the president of FBLA and French Club for two years and the vice-president of the senior class and art club. Becky was also a member of Hearts Unlimited. She was listed in Who's Who Among American High School Students and received the Math Merit Award. During the summer of 1981, she attended FHA Leadership Camp, where she placed second in public speaking. Becky was an office aid and scorekeeper for the Baseball team. She was chosen as the 1984 Junior Carnival Queen and was a candidate for football and basketball Homecoming Queen. Becky plans to attend West Virginia University and major in accounting. ROBERT LEE RUSH Bobby was president and vice-president of the chorus and he was chosen to attend All State Chorus and All County Chorus. He was sergeant-at-arms of the senior class, treasurer of Hearts Unlimited, and a member of the baseball team. Bobby plans to find a job in the future. ANITA KAY SHRIVER Anita Kay was a member of the honor society for five years, reporter of FBLA, secretary of pep club, and she took business cluster at the vo-tech center her junior and senior year. She was a member of the girls varsity basketball team for four years, and she was prom queen and a football Homecoming Queen candidate. Anita plans to become a medical assistant. DEBORAH MICHELLE SIMMONS Debbie was a varsity cheerleader for three years and attended NCA Cheerleading Camp in Charleston. She was copy editor of the Liberanni Staff and sergeant-at-arms of FBLA. Debbie was listed in W ho's Who Among American High School Students. She attended Rhododendron Girls State her junior year and w as secretary of her junior and senior class. Debbie attended Cosmetology at the vo-tech center where she was in VICA. She was first runner-up as Clay-District Fair Queen of 1984 and a football Homecoming Queen candidate. Debbie plans to enroll in Fairmont State College and study optometry. ANITA SHRIVER DEBBIE SIMMONS 16 Seniors Darlene offer to share her lunch with her napkin. Bobby practice for All-County Chorus. Anita wonders if there is anybody back there. Aren’t you glad you used your Dial today, Debbie? Lena does the cheer “Keep it up” during football Senior Night. 17 Seniors BRUCE EDWARD SINE Bruce was a member of the art club his junior year and the Liberanni staff his senior year, where he was art editor. He also attended vo-tech his junior and senior year where he took a drafting class and was a member of VICA. In the future Bruce plans to attend Fairmont State College and major in commercial design graphics technology. BRUCE SINE EVERETT SINE EVERETT ARNOLD SINE “Animal was a member of FFA and held the office of sentinel. He played football for three years where he was named first team All Mason-Dixon for tackle and second team All-State center. Everett plans to take a year off after he graduates and then go to college. TERESA KAY SINE Teresa was a member of the girls varsity basketball team during her junior year where she made second team All Mason-Dixon. She played the position of center her junior year. She held the office of vice-president of the pep club her junior year, sergeant-at-arms of her junior class, and president of her senior class. She was also the 1984 Prom queen. Teresa attended Morgantown Beauty School where she studied cosmetology. Teresa plans to become a successful cosmetologist. LAURA JEAN SPICER Laura was a member of FHA her junior year, FBLA her senior year, student council her junior and senior years, and held the office of sergeant-at-arms of the senior class. She attended vo-tech her senior year where she took business cluster. Laura plans to become a secretary. GERALD HARRISON STATLER “Jug was in the FFA and 200 club. He was on the wrestling team for three years and was a captain his senior year. Gerald's plans are for he and Sharon to be married in the year of 1986. RYAN LYNN STATLER Ryan was in the FFA, art club, and Hearts Unlimited. He was sergeant-at-arms while in the pep club and vice president of the student council. He played basketball and golf for a year, and played football and ran track for two years. LAURA SPICER 18 GERALD STATLER RYAN STATLER Ryan is enthused about the victory over St. Francis. Gerald anxiously awaits the kickoff of the Clay-Battelle Pine Grove Bruce was one of the art editors for the Liberrani staff, ball game. 19 Many Seniors Anticipate the Quiet Life JAMES DAVID STEWART “Hawkeye was a member of the football team for two yean and the wrestling team for one year. He has attended vo-tech for two years and studied auto body. Future plans are to join the armed services. MALISSA MAY TATE Missy was a member of the FFA, and art club her junior year and VICA her senior year. She went to Morgantown Beauty School her senior year. She wants to get a job in cosmetology and someday get married. JESSE THOMAS TENNANT Jesse was in FFA, and Hearts Unlimited for two years. After high school he wants to move to Virginia to get a job. SALLY LOUISE TENNANT Sally was a secretary of both FBLA and student council, vice president of FHA, and sergeant-at-arms of her senior class. She received first attendant for football Homecoming, and second runner-up at the Clay District Fair in 1984. She had business cluster for one year at the vo-tech center. Sally wants to find a secretarial job and get married. SHERRI KAY TENNANT Sherri was an active member of National Honor Society, FBLA, and pep club. She got second runner up in 1983 Clay District Fair Queen, and 1983 Junior Carnival Queen. Sherri was a candidate for both football and basketball Homecoming queens. Her Senior year she attended vo-tech and took business cluster. Sherri was also a two year letterman of basketball. Her friends referred to her as “Mom. Someday she wants to get married and go to college. WALETA STACY HIXENBAUGH TENNANT Stacy was a member of FFA, FHA, and art club. She was a three year member of the band, and a two year member of the flag corps. Dan is enrolled in Auto Mechanics at the vo-tech center. SALLY TENNANT STACY TENNANT 20 Jimmy enjoys the last dance at the Jingle Bell Ball. Sherri did not agree with the call the referee made. Jesse works on an assignment for Mr. Cross. Stacy gets caught in the act!! Sally is secretary of the student council. Seniors Prepare to Attend WVU JAMES ELIAS THORNE II “Jim wan a member of the golf team his junior year and the wrestling team his junior and senior year. He was selected MVP of both teams his junior year. Jimmy was also involved in pep club, FFA, and Hearts Unlimited. He studied mine machine repair at the vo-tech center when he was a junior. He plans to become an auto diesel mechanic. GLEN JUSTIN V ARNER Justin, better known as was a member of the FFA. In the future, he plans to move to Virginia and get a job with a construction company. He also plans to get married in a couple of years. HAROLD FENTON VARNER II “Butch was a member of the National Honor Society, and FFA, where he was president, in both organizations, his senior year. He received the honor of being a chapter farmer in the FFA his sophomore year, as well as participating in the math field day for three years. He was also on the baseball team for two years. Butch was chosen as Honor Boy his senior year. He plans to attend college after he graduates. SCOTT DOUGLAS WATSON “Scotty was a member of National Honor Society, FFA, Games and MASH Clubs. He was also president of student council. Scott lettered in track and basketball two years and football three years. He was the captain of the football and basketball team his senior year. His junior year, he was named the All Mason-Dixon Football offensive flanker, and his senior year he was named All Mason-Dixon flanker and outside linebacker. Scott was also selected for the All-State second team in 1985. He was a Social Studies Fair county winner in 1984. After graduation, Scott plans to attend college, majoring in engineering. RHONDA GAY WOLFE “Wolfey was a member of pep club her junior year, where she was sergeant-at-arms. She was also secretary of the FFA her junior year. Rhonda received her greenhand and chapter farmer pins, a public speaking award, and was selected as president of the parliamentary procedure team. She was the sergeant-at-arms of the junior class. She was on the yearbook staff for two years, where she was the darkroom manager and file coordinator her senior year. Rhonda's senior year, she studied cosmetology at the Morgantown Beauty School and was a member of VICA. She plans to finish the cosmetology course at the Beauty School, open her own beauty salon, then get married and raise a family. WENDY SUE ZECHMAN “Little was a member of FFA for five years, where she was reporter her junior year. She was a member of honor society three years, FBLA, and SADD for one year. She was also a member of the Liberanni Staff for two years, where she was darkroom manager and file coordinator her senior year. She was the class treasurer her freshman year. Wendy was on the girls basketball team for five years and was a captain of the team her senior year. She was selected for the All Mason-Dixon first team her sophomore year, and for the second team her junior year. She was also on the Sectional All-Tournament Team her junior year. Wendy was on the girls track team for six years. She won first place in the mile run three years in junior high track. “Little was the official time keeper for the boys varsity basketball team her junior and senior year. She went to the vo-tech center her senior year, studying business cluster. Wendy was also a Prom Queen candidate her junior year, and a candidate for Clay District Fair Queen, football Homecoming queen. Jingle Bell Ball queen, and basketball Homecoming queen her senior year. She plans to someday go on to college, studying word processing and computer programming. RHONDA WOLFE WENDY ZECHMAN 22 Scott was flanker on the All Mason-Dixon team for two years. As president of the FFA. Butch was aided by Mr. Beach. 23 Seniors Teresa Sine, Laura Spicer, Jeannie Lemely, Pam Chialer, and Anita Shriver think that holding Fonda Bane is harder than school work!?! Did you ever hear the song “Short people have no reason to live, I guess Wendy Zechman, Sherri Tennant. Rhonda Wolfe, and Marsha Lucas have. 24 Juniors Motto: The Past is all behind us. hut the future is just around the horizon. Flower: Pink carnation and Baby’s breath. Colors: Blue and Gold Sponsors Ted Cline James Pierce y . • 'j qr Front to back: Lisa Seaman — Treasurer, Raealena Pride — Secretary, Jackie Statler — Vice President, Mark Pride — Sgt. at Arms, Fred Six — Sgt. at Arms, Freddie Eddy — President. Class Officers l Juniors % Vicky gives Lena some new sled riding lips. Homecoming week brings out the best in you. Bobby Ammons John Ammons Vicky Ammons Donald Ashcraft Tim Bane Billy Barr Ted Barr Becky Beach Todd Bilinski 26 Jeannie Chisler Jeff Clovis Danny Copeland It's show time!! Juniors Robert Core is teacher of the day. Denice always enjoys timings. Robert Core Freddie Eddy Gary Eddy Larry Eddy Sherry Eddy Ronda Evans Denice Foley David Frazier Bill Gum Derrick Haines Eddie Hall Sherry Hardesty 27 Juniors The juniors work on iheir banner for Football Homecoming. Barbara Harvey Dan Henry Ellen Hinerman Jessie Hinerman Steve Hinerman Jeannie Jenkins Connie Johnson Kelly Jones Richard Kimble Robbie Kuhn Jon Legan Tammy Lemely 28 Brook: “Make my day, Jon.” In a clan meeting the junior make final arrangements for their Junior Carnival. Ralph Michael takes the Pepsi challenge. Glenn McDougal Lynn Mercer Ralph Michael Brook Miller Carroll Miller Mary Moore Lynn Morris Walter Ord Carol Poling Danny Poling Eugene Poling Charles Price 29 Juniors Fred, Greg, and Mark will only be captive for one more year. Gary tries to develop the secret formula for Kellogg's Frosted Flakes. 30 Rita looks over her music before her All-State Chorus practice. Juniors David Tennant shows that he can be romantic too. Jody works on meeting her deadline in yearbook. Susan Strosnider rocks. David Tennant Tammy Tennant William Tennant Rhonda Varner Jody Walls Carl Webber Joey Wilkinson Sharon Wright Tammy Wright 31 Sophomores Front Row: Jo Ann Chapman — Historian, Scott Varner — Sgts.-at-arms, Tammy Gallatan — Secretary. Back Row Sharon Eddy — Treasurer, Lisa Tennant — Vice President, David Eickleberry — President, Jill Pride Sgts.-at-Arms. 32 Sophomores Cristi practices for her participation in All-County chorus. Cristi Ammons Missy Ammons Mike Artice Russel Beach Dale Carpenter Tom Carpenter Hugo Carico JoAnn Chapman Van Chisler Doug Church Michael Cole Lynn Collins Doug played in the outfield his first varsity baseball year Missy shows that she doesn't know everything about Algebra 2. Sophomores Bill plays his tenor saxophone in band. Tammy was inducted into the National Honor Society her first year at C.B.H.S. Timmy Cummins Missy Eddy Sharon Eddy Steve Eddy David Eickleberry Kim Foley J. R. Francis Brian Gallagher Tammy Gallatan Natalie Gower Jeff Gum Bill Harris Kim works hard on getting her accounting done for Mrs. McCabe. Dale Copeland Scott Cumberledge 34 Sophomores Sherman Garrett Diana Hoke Mike Howard Carl Jenkins Joel Johnson Michelle Johnson Bryan Kelly Doug King Stacey Layton Tracey Layton Lori Lemley L. W. Lewis 35 Twins Stacey and Tracey Layton do nothing alike. Sophomores Kevin Riffle attended Vo-Tech for Mine Machine Repair. Tammy Shaffer, Denice Foley, and Garrett Howard practice for spring concert. l eonard Mason Francis McCoy Terry McCoy John Merrifield Lelia Miller Mary Norwich William Poling Jill Pride Mary Ridenour Kevin Riffle Cristi Riggs Tammy Shaffer Tobi Loar Kenneth Jill Pride and Robin Clovis are new members of the 1985 football team?? 36 Sophomores Carol helps cheer the team to victory over Rivesville. Tracy wonders whether the arch's will survive through the dance. Sharon, Lisa, Jodi, JoAnn, Missy, and Billy won second place in the Air Band Competition. Carol Simpson Richard Simpson Jimmy Smith Linda Sperandio Betty Spitznogle Kenneth Statler Tracy Statler Eric Stiles Mike Stitchick Bill Strosnider 37 Ronnie Swaniger Jodi Swisher Duane Tate Sophomores Lisa, Jill, and Missy cheer for the football team at State Play-offs. Chris Tennant Lisa Tennant Mike Tennant Richard Tennant Tabatha Tennant Isreal VanScyoc Scott Varner Bill Varner J.C. Weber Missy Webber Marcia White Todd Willard David Wilson Joann Wise Ralph Wright David won his match against Morgantown High. Tabatha hopes Mr. Brosky didn't hear her mistake in the “Theme from Dallas. 38 Freshmen Color: Blue and White Flower: Rose Motto: We will keep on trying and never stop. Class Officers Kneeling: Trina Wilson — Treasurer, and Teresa Chisler — Historian. Standing: Doug Steele — Vice Pres., David Bragg — Sgt.-at-arm. Traci Ammons — Secretary and Terry-Sine — Sgt.-at-arm. In Tree: Brian Eddy — President. 39 Freshmen the South Junior High “Word's Going Round Monongalia County. that the Freshmen Squad were chosen the best squad in David placed fourth place in Tournaments. Cathy, Dezra, and Teresa are trying to make a Cheerleader out of Traci. Bruce and Vance are building their birdhouse. David Ammons Dezra Ammons Traci Ammons Bobby Ashcraft Darrell Bane James Bane Todd Bane Vance Barr Andy Bell Tammie Boylen David Bragg Ray Brummage Angella Burnette John Butcher Bruce Chisler Cathy Chisler Teresa Chisler Brent Clovis 40 Freshmen James. Chris, Richard, and Todd say, “Cookies, cookies, good for your heart, the more you eat them the more you like them.” Pam, Barb, and Tammy clown after they defeat South Junior High in basketball. Vicky, Todd, and Theresa help the cheerleaders with the cheer “Cee-Bees are the Best during a football game against Rivesville. Chris Clovis Robin Clovis Pat Conner Darrell Corder Kim Davis Brian Eddy Chad Eddy Theresa Eddy Rita Freeland Terri Hamill Mike Henderson Mike Hugo Daniel Jones Lori Jones John Kimble 41 Freshmen Tina, Cari, and Theresa dance to the music of Getaway during the Jingle Bell Ball. Tracy, Terri, Dezra, and Chris show their “tough guy image during football homecoming week. Bobbie Jo says, “your shelves are bigger than mine, Marty. Todd Kirby Michele Lantz Cari Layton Tina LeMasters Tracy Lemley Jimmy Longwell Bess Luzader Andrea Mason Brenda McCoy Tammy McCoy JoAnn Michael Stephanie Michael Pam Moore John Palmer Jimmy Poling Jeff Pritchard Bryan Kaber Kevin Roberts 42 Freshmen Dezra, Trinia, Traci S., Traci A., and Tina think our 1985 football team is number one. Jennifer practices her music for the all-county chorus concert in February. Tonya plays the vibes in the senior high band. Shea Ross Barbara Saunders Tina Shriver Scott Shough Todd Shultz Richard Sigley Doug Steele Traci Stewart Christina Stitchick David Strosnider Jennifer Tate 43 Freshmen Mike wonders if this is the way I arry Byrd started out. Mary Ann saw that rookie fall, but where did it go? Brad Tennant Kevin Tennant Kristie Tennant Mona Tennant Jason Throckmorton Dina Varner Terri Varner Mike Walker Keith Watson Randel Welch Scott W iley Brenda Willard Tommy Willard Chris Wilson Trina Wilson David Wolfe Tonya W'right Mary Ann Yost 44 Beth Meluzio Motto: Friends are forever. Time is just right now. It’s friendship that we treasure. Forever — then and now Eighth Grade Sponsors Class Officers Back Row: Mike Howard — president, Cindy Hunt vice-president, Linda Hunt — secretary, Stephanie Dittman — treasurer. Front Row: Eric Verbosky — sgt. at arms. Heath Owens — historian, Troy Kirby — sgt. at arms. Flower: Rose and baby's breath Colors: Pink and Grey 45 Eighth Grade The 8th graders retaliate against Mr. Moore, “Clay-Battelle's World Famous Hall Monitor. Marlene Ammons Rojack Ammons Sandy Ammons Billy Anderson Stacie Barr Mark Barto Jon Berthy Tracey Bohon Melissa Butcher Virgil Chapman Lloyd Conn Dana Copeland Mark Cottrell Jeff Cox Becky Dennison David Dille Scott Dittman Stephanie Dittman Allen Norwich and Arias Sprouse use their lunch hour wisely by studying for their next class. The 8th graders are stunned as the Abominable Snowman finally makes his appearance. 46 Eighth Grade Cindy Hunt, Billie Jo Hall, and Vicki Pride anxioiusly wait for the football game to begin. Tonya Long, Joe Sollars, and Billie Jo Hall try to play the role of Frosty, the Snowman. Who said the 8th graders were afraid of heights! James Durst Julie Eddy Richard Eddy Scott Eicklcberrv Jimmie Flynn Kristy Gallagher Melanie Golden Billie Jo Hall Mike Howard Melissa Hunnell Cindy Hunt Linda Hunt Jay Johnson Joy Johnson Sherry Johnson 47 Eighth Grade The 8th grade taste test determined, without a doubt, that M M's melt in your mouth, not in your hands. William Johnson Kathy Jones Melody King Troy Kirby Tonya Long Mike Mason Robin McCormick Jeff McClure Crystal McDonald Brian Micahel Stephen Miller Teresa Moore Chuck Mosholder Allen Norwich Heath Owens 48 Eighth Grade Ellen Bane, Jeff Park and Jeannie Chisler try lo decide which way lo run Vicki Pride and Tiffany Tennant were caught in the act! from Mr. Cross. Jeff Parks Pedro Parrish Bobby Porter David Price Lisa Price Vicki Pride Lisa Re bolt Robin Reed Lisa Rose Helena Savine Duane Sayers Jeff Shriver Beth Simpson Mike Simpson Joe Sollars Ronnie Statler and Joe Sollars want to see whats really in the women's restroom. Eighth Grade Kandy Willard has French class 6th period. Russ W;alls and Bryan Tennant take five to stuff Gary Tennant. Richard Statler Ronnie Statler Jeff Stewart Bryan Tennant Chris Tennant Donnie Tennant Gary Tennant Tiffany Tennant Curt Thomas Lori Throckmorton Eric Verbrosky James Villers Russ Walls Becky W hite Kandyce Willard Ryan Wilson James Villers enjoys climbing trees during French Class. Seventh Grade Sponsors Myra Pachuta Pat Gross Cheryl Lester Sean Bragg — Pres., Buckey Wilson — Vice Pres., Marci Jones — Sec., Barbie Clark — Treas. Shawnda. Brenda. Rachel, and Sarina Count all together 322, 323, 324. 325! ! Seventh Grade Doug and Jeremy work hard to finish a report for Mr. Browning s history Sean, Kevin, and Todd prove boys can bake too!! class. Douglas Ammons Kevin Ammons Lisa Ammons Ronald Anderson Scott Bane Jennifer Beach Todd Bennett Sarina Bosley Brenda Bragg Sean Bragg Jennifer Britvec Barbara Clark Rachel Cline Jeremy Clovis Shawnda Dalton Kevin dresses up on opposite day for football Homecoming week. 52 Seventh Grade Shawn Eddy does his ‘“kitchen safety assignment in Home Ec. Chad Delaney and Chad Ross operate the table saw in Mr. Weinheimer’s sixth period shop class. Hey Chris and Brian, aren’t you supposed to move your mouth when you sing? Chad Delaney Bobbie Dye Candace Eddy Joyce Eddy Kim Eddy Greg Eddy Shawn Eddy Sherri Eddy Jimmy Foley Richard Francis Andrea Hartley Chris Haught Tammy Hayes Robert Henard 53 Seventh Grade Lana Miller and Lisa Moore find that art can be hard work. U illiam McCoy participated in Jr. High Band during fourth period. Julie Henkins Lisa Hixenbaugh Darlene Howard Robbie Johnson Marcy Jones Owen Kelly Michael Luzader Candace McClure Emxie McCoy Steven McCoy William McCoy Lana Miller Katherine Moats Jarrod Moore Jarrod and Duane anxiously wait for the bell, after singing their hearts out in Jr. High Choir. 54 Seventh Grade Jami Posey Erik Pride Terri Pritchard Cyndy Qucsada Carey Riggs Angela Rockwell Scott Rose Chad Ross Debbie Sanders Peggy Shaffer Jason Shriver Jennifer Simpson 55 0 Seventh Grade Cindy and Penny have Mis Stiles for phys-ed class fifth period. Terri, Anita, and Brenda relax outside during their lunch hour in spite of chilly temperatures. Tabatha Snodgrass Rachel Spears Brenda Sperandio Charles Spitznogle Penny Sprouse Anita Statler Billy Statler Mike Stewart Jimmy Strosnider Ryan Swaniger Chris Sypolt Michelle Szegedy Kevin and Michelle were elected by their seventh grade class to be crown bearer and flower girl for both homecomings. 56 Seventh Grade Ryan Thorne thrives on getting into trouble Buckey and Jason want to know if you have read Sports Illustrated? Paula Tate James Tennant Laura Tennant Michelle Tennant Stacie Tennant Denise Thomas Ryan Thorne Cynthia Tolka Donan Towns Rachelle Varner Lori Villers Crystal Willard Buckey Wilson Rachelle Varner is the sixth period volleyball champ. 57 MR. GEOFFREY BALLARD B.A. V.V.U. Biology, Chemistry, Physical Science, Earth Science, and Chemistry, Jr. High Wrestling, Student Council, Jr. Class Sponsor Faculty Principal Assistant Principal Secretary MR. DENNIS THOMAS MR. JOSEPH M1KER MS. ANN BRAGG A.B. Fairmont State Col- B.S. W.V.U., Mathematics lege, Ed., M.A. W.V.U. Ed., M.A. Secondary Prevocation Marshal, Prin- School Administration. cipal. Sponsor of High School Cheerleaders. Mr. Thomas and Ms. Bragg dressed for hillbilly day during Football Homecoming. MR. ROBERT BEACH B.S. W.V.U., Vo Ag, Sponsor of FFA and Freshmen Class Sponsor. MR. JOHN BROSKY B.M. W.V.U., Elementary Band, Jr. and Sr. Band, Music Appreciation, Sponsor of Jazz, Marching, and Concert Bands. Faculty 4 L MR. BUTCH BROWNING B.S. W.V.U., Social Studies, Social Studies, 7th grade World Cultures, 9th grade Amer. History, 10th grade World Cultures, Football, Track, and Asst. High Varsity Basketball Coach. MRS. JANE CARDI B.S. Ohio State U niversity. University de Grenobe, Certificate de Hautes Etudes, M.M.A. W.V.U., French I and II. Adv. French, French Club Sponsor. With the talents of Mr. Browning head coach, Mr. Moore asst, coach, and John Ammons quarterback, the football team beat Hundred. Bryan Raber asks Mr. Beach about his Vo-Ag study questions. Early in the student faculty game. Mr. Brosky, stole the ball and scored the basket. 59 Faculty DR. M ARQUERITE CARMAN B.S., MS. Ed.D West Virginia University, Life Science. Earth Science, Advanced Science, Eighth Grade Sponsor MS. BARBARA CLARK West Virginia University, B.S. Social Studies, Economics Contemporary American Law Sociology MR. TED CLINE W .V.U., B.A. Social Studies 7-12, Special Ed. K-l2, L.D. Wrestling and Girls and Boys Track, Jr. Class and 200 Club Sponsor MR. KENNETH CROSS A. A. Potomas State College, B.S. and M.S. W.V.U., Frostburg State College. Biology, Conservation, Hearts Unlimited Sponsor Dr. Carman expresses herself after her 7th grade class. Mr. Cross discusses birdwatching with Missy Tate. 60 Faculty MRS. KATHLEEN GALLAGHER B.S. W.V.U., Vocational Home Economics, Adult Roles and Functions, Junior and Senior F.H.A. MS. CAROL GRACEY B.S. Gannon College. M.S. W.V.U., English, Senior Class Sponsor MRS. PATRICIA M . GROSS W.V.U. B.S. Physical Education, English, English MRS. BARBARA KURCABA B.A. and M.A. Math Education W.V.U., Algebra. Math 8, General Math MR. WILLIAM LEGAN B.A. Franklin College, M.S. Indiana U., U. of Wyoming, W . V . U ., American History. Algebra 1, Geometry. Advanced Math, Senior Class Sponsor Mr. Legan is teaching his Algebra I class how to fill out an income tax form. 61 Faculty MS. CHERYL LESTER B.S. W.V.U., Secondary Education, Specialization in English 7-12 and Special Ed. K • 1 2 , Special Education. MRS. TWYLA McCABE A.B. Fairmont State College, Education in Business and English, Shorthand I, Accounting I, Prevoca-tional Exploration, Typing I and II, Sponsor of Future Business Leaders of America, Freshman Class. MRS. BETH MELLZIO A.B. Fairmont State College, Education in Music and French, M.A. W.V.U. Educational Psychology, Seventh Grade Music Appreciation. Sr. High Chorus, Jr. High Chorus, Keyboard, Eighth Grade French. Eighth Grade Class Sponsor. MR. RUSS MOORE A.B. Potomac State College, Fairmont State College, Social Studies 7-12, Physical Education K-12, West Virginia History Civics, W'orld Regions, Physical Education, Physical Condition, Asst. Football Coach. Asst. Baseball Coach, Jr. High Boys Basketball Coach. MRS. MYRA E. PACHUTA B.S. Beckley College, Secondary Education. M.A. W .V.U., Candidate in Counseling, Computer Math, Math 7, Math 9, Computer Literacy, Sponsor of Caring Club. PUMP The hard work in Mr. Moore’s seventh period weight-lifting class has paid off. The faculty production room gives Mrs. McCabe, Mrs. Pachuta. and Ms. Lester a quiet place to spend their planning periods. Mrs. Meluzio was proud that 58 students from Clay-Battelle participated in All-County Chorus. 62 Faculty MR. JAMES W. PIERCE III A.B. and M.A. W.V.U., Art Education, Art, Yearbook, Junior Class, Art Club Sponsor, Asst. Girls Track Coach. MRS. CONSTANCE RUSH B.S. W.V.U., Physical Education, Health, English, M.A. in Guidance and Counseling, Prevoca-tional Guidance Component. MRS. PATSY P. SHUMAN A.B. Union College, M.A. .V.U., English 7, English 10, Phase 4, Speech and Drama. MR FRANK SKUBIS A.B. Fairmont State College, M.A. W.V.U., Physical Education, Varsity Basketball Coach, Baseball Coach, Asst. Football Coach. MS. KAREN STILES A.B. Fairmont State College, Education, Ninth Grade Health, Sr. and Jr. High Physical Education, Girls Varsity Basketball Coach. One of Mr. Pierce's hobbies is collecting and running toy trains. Mr. Skubis and Ms. Stiles both demonstrated that hard work makes successful basketball teams. Mrs. Rush and Mrs. Shuman both have degrees in English and guidance and counseling. 63 Faculty JOHN C. VANMETER B.S. Education, West Virginia University, Jr. High Girls Basketball and Track coach. Assistant Varsity Wrestling coach. RICHARD E. WEINHEIMER A.B. Fairmont State College, Industrial Arts and Commerce, M.A. W.V.U. Administration, General Shop, Mechanical Drawing, Applied Arts, Prevoca-tional Exploration. HUEY WILSON A.B. Fairmont College, M.S. W.V.U., Driver Education, Athletic Director. MARIAN WILSON West Virginia University, A.B. English; M.A. Education and Library Science, Librarian. National Honor Society sponsor. MARY JANE W HITE B.S., M.S. California University English Language Arts, and Journalism sponsor of Newspaper, Jr. High National Honor Society, and Sophomore class. Mr. Weinheimer teaches Carey how to build a birdhouse. Huey and Marian enjoy their lunch hour togethf 64 4i C-B Cooks and Custodians Custodian — Floretta Holmes Custodian — Dave Casteel Cooks — Peggy Chisler, Velda Moore, Gail Berry Custodians — Rose Malott, Richard Malott Special Classes: Vo-Tech 66 Vo-Tech BUSINESS CLUSTER Jeannie Lemley Pam Chisler Anita Shriver Sandy Bolyard Patty Kennedy Sherri Tennant Marsha Lucas Laura Spicer Wendy Zechman AUTO MECHANICS Steve Hinerman Robbie Kuhn Todd Bilinsky Jeff Clovis AUTO BODY Richard Sypolt Danny Poling Gary Eddy Kevin Sprouse Carroll Miller Jessie Hinerman 67 Vo-Tech DRAFTING — Glenn McDougal, Bruce Sine. BUILDING CONSTRUCTION — Fred Six, Doug King MINE MACHINE REPAIR — Richard Kimble CHILD CARE — Stacy Tennant, Sherry Eddy, Connie Johnson, Carol Poling, Susan Strosnider. Vo-Tech PRECISION WELDING Bill Gum Freddie Eddy Ted Barr DATA PROCESSING Kelly Jones Lynn Morris AUTO BODY (afternoon) David Hamill Jimmy Stewart 69 This Is It . . . The Liberanni Staff Mr. Pierce helps Bruce and Clint finish their artwork. Managing Editors Fonda Bane Beth Husk Business Manager Karen Jones Ad Manager Becky Roush Art Editors Clint Clovis Bruce Sine Copy Editors Beth Husk Debbie Simmons Layout Editors Karen Jones Becky Roush Filing Coordinators Rhonda Wolfe Wendy Zechman Darkroom Managers Rhonda Wolfe Wendy Zechman Special Events Coordinator Fonda Bane Front Row: Mary Moore, Raealena Pride, Jackie Statler and Debbie Simmons. Second Row: Clint Clovis, Lisa Seaman and Jody Walls. Third Row: Rhonda Wolfe, Fonda Bane, Jami Shriver, Karen Jones and Bruce Sine. Fourth Row: Kelly Jones, Becky Roush, James Pierce, Wendy Zechman and Beth Husk. 70 Front Row: Pat Connor, Bess Luzader — Vice President, Angela Mason, Jennifer Tate Historian, Rita Freeland, Linda Sperandio, Pam Moore, Mona Tennant, Barb Saunders and Mary Ann Yost. Second Row: Jane Cardi — Advisor, Tina LeMasters Sgt.-at-arms, Doug Steele, Traci Ammons Treasurer, Scott Wiley, Jodi Swisher, Carol Simpson, Traci Statler, Shea Ross and Cathy Chisler. Third Row: Jeff Pritchard. Stephanie Michael, Teresa Chisler, Kevin Tennant, Richard Tennant, Mike Tennant, Brian Gallagher Sgt.-at-arms, Sharon Eddy President, and Brian Kelly. Student Council Kneeling: Ryan Statler Vice-President, Lena Raber — Treasurer, Sally Tennant Secretary. Scott Watson — President. Front Row: Trina Wilson, Tina Shriver, Teresa Chisler, Beth Husk. Jeannie Lem ley, Pam Chisler. Rita Statler, Becky Roush, Tonya Long, Julie Eddy, Greg Eddy, Ryan Thorne, Laura Tennant, Lisa Ammons, Scott Rose, Betty Jane Spitznogle. Back Row : David Frazier. Mike Henderson, Jeff Gum, Laura Spicer, Fonda Bane, Sandy Bolyard. Greg Rose, Israel Van Scyoc, Everett Sine, Brian Eddy, David Bragg. Cristi Ammons, Sharon Eddy, and Geoff Ballard — advisor. 71 Sting Staff Front Ro� : Rhond. 'omer. Mmr. Monro. J«u Sfcriver. Debbie Roro, Vick. Ammo®. JU1 Pride. Mi . Ammon. Second Row Rit, Mailer. John mnwm. l-rai Parrwh. Mike Ba$ . Bobby I.under. Lin Tennant. S.A.D.D. Frvat Rom, Boob Luaadrr. Tumh Wn ht. CVttid Eiekieber . D« d N w. Cnrt! Vnaan. Jelf Prichard Third Rom. J m W'dhiane. Tob Butcher Fifth Rom. Pat Citamer. Tract Uumcm. Tract c o«rt DaAe GifeW. Therm Chhitr. Bran Edit Bran GaiLacber. Tetnr Mnc Second - Rita Freeland. Stephanie Michaeh. Ta«e. Mike fdkrr Salk Rom Bn� Toon right. Carol Roo : Tina LrNntm. Cam Lav too. Douk 72 FHA Has Regional Winner Karen Jones says The members of the FHA have worked hard this year so they could make the FHA better than ever. In order to raise money, they sold stuffed animals. They had a Christmas party with part of the money, and also a Mother Daughter banquet. Two of the members participated in the regional meeting at the Mountainlair. where Karen Jones took second place for public speaking, and Brian Gallagher competed in reciting the creed. The members also volunteered to serve at the FFA banquet. Mrs. Gallagher is the Sponsor of FHA. Front row: Cathy duster. Barbers Harvey. Pam Moore. Second Row: Lisa Seaman. Sally Tennant- Third Row: Jeannie Chialer. Sherry Hardesty. Rhonda Varner. Karen Jones. Raealena Pride. Barbie Saunders. Mary Ann Yost. Mrs. Gallagher. Fourth Row: Ellen Bane. Trina Wilson. Stephanie Michael. Brian Gallagher. Steve Eddy. Beth Husk. Jodi Swisher. 73 FFA Making Bacon The FFA chapter members become engaged in more activities each year. Their activities include more than forty-five events. This large number of events is necessary in order for the chapter to meet the individual needs of its members. A typical year will include the following activities. In May the officers are chosen. July 9-14 was spent at the state leadership camp and convention where Kevin L. Jones, Dan Howard and Barry Martino received their State Farmer Degrees and Rusty Beach and Mike Howard were official delegates. The opening of school was extremely busy with state vo-ag judging contests. The contestants were. Butch Varner, Kevin L. Jones, Kevin D. Jones, Karen Jones, Dan Howard, Sharon Wright, Lynne Mercer, Francis McCoy, Charlie Long and Rusty Beach. On September 15, 1984, the Annual FFA and 4-H Livestock Shows and Sale was held at the Battelle district fair grounds. Fifteen Clay-Battelle members participated making $21,000. In November they held a gun raffle and fruit sale. Craig Parrish and Rusty Beach participated in the tobacco show and sale at Hunnington on December 9, 1984, and all FFA members summarized their record book. Those whose record summaries were the best, filled out proficiency award application for the State Farmer Degree. Work began on parliamentary procedure for the officers. Karen Jones entered the prepared public speaking contest and Butch Varner entered the extemporaneous speaking contest. Soon after this preparation for the banquet began with the officers doing the presenting and speaking. To encourage members to develop their talent, a talent show was organized which included the entire student body. Trophies and money awards were awarded. They ended the year with their land judging contest. Butch Varner, Kevin L. Jones, Kevin D. Jones, Dan Howard, Karen Jones, Barry Martino, Robert Core, Craig Parrish, Rusty Beach and Mike Howard. FFA OFFICERS — Karen Jones, Butch Varner, Kevin L. Jones. First Row: Robert Core — parliamentarian, Everett Sine sgt. at arms, Dan Howard - reporter, Kevin L. Jones - vice-pres.. Butch Varner — pres., Barry Martino — treas., Karen Jones — Sec., Mr. Beach sponsor. Second Row: Bobby Ashcraft, Louie Spiztnogle, Darrell Corder. Brian Raber, Sharon W right, Lynne Mercer, Mary Moore, Francis McCoy, Darrell Bane. Kenny Statler, Lena Raber, Beth Husk, Chris Clovis, Terry Sine, James Bane, Mike Hugo, Brent Clovis, Jon Legan. Third Row: Jeff Gum, Duane Tate, Scott Varner, Gerald Statler. Mike Howard, Rusty Beach. Ralph Wright, Tim Bane, Eddie Hall. Ryan Statler, Clint Clovis, Scott Watson, Bill Varner, Carl Jenkins. Sam Simpson, Charlie Long, Tim Cummins, Bill Barr. 74 Honor Society Restores Statue of Liberty NEW INITIATES — Tammy Shaffer, Jodi Swisher, Tammy Gallatan, Tracy Statler, Robert Core, Cristi Ammons, Tammy Tennant, Sharon Eddy, Brian Gallagher. The Senior High National Honor Society sold candy and steak knives this year to help raise money for their trip to Washington D.C. and Kings Dominion on April 18-20. This year the honor society tutored students and participated in community services. Some of these community services were contributing to the Statue of Liberty, a food drive, and preparing food for the elderly. Their annual banquet was held at Western Sizzlin steak house May 7. First Row: Rhonda Varner, Denice Foley, Tammy Tennant, Tammy Gallatan, Kevin L. Jones vice-pres., Becky Roush treas., Una Raber sec.. Butch Varner — pres., Wendy Zechman. Debbie Simmons. Karen Jones, Rhonda Wolfe, Beth Husk. Second Row: Joey Wilkinson, Fonda Bane, Teresa Sine, Rita Statler, Jami Shriver, Jackie Statler, Sherri Tennant, Anita Shriver, Jodi Swisher, Sharon Eddy, Pam Chisler, Tammy Shaffer. Third Row: Kevin D. Jones, Walter Ord, David Tennant, Greg Rose, Scott Watson, Brian Gallagher, Carl Webber, Brook Miller, Mike Tennant, Robert Core. 75 Jr. High Honor Society Travels to Busch Gardens First Row: Melanie Golden, Kristie Gallagher, Kathy Jones, Cari Layton, Pam Moore, Barb Saunders, Mona Tennant, Cathy Chisler, Mrs. White, sponsor. Second Row: Beth Simpson, Tiffany Tennant. Andrea Mason. Bess Luzader, Robin Clovis, Michele Lantz, Julie Henkins, Angi Rockwell. Jami Posey, Lisa Moore, Brenda Bragg, Curt Thomas, Ryan Thorne. Third Row: Tabatha Snodgrass, Rachel Cline, Stephanie Michael, Sec.; Trina Wilson, Pres.; Ryan Wilson, Rojack Ammons, Doug Ammons, Scott Rose, Shawn Eddy. Lisa Ammons, Peggy Shaffer, Debbie Sanders, Brian Michael. Mark Barto. Fourth Row: Dina Varner, Treas.; Chris Stitchick, Terri Hamill, Scott Shough, Terri Varner, Chris Wilson, Terry Sine, Daniel Jones, Heath Owens, Tracy Stewart, Hist.; T. C. Chisler, Tracy Ammons, V-Pres.; Doug Steele, sgt.-at-arms; Chad Eddy, Kevin Tennant, sgt.-at-arms; John Butcher. The Junior H i g h Honor Society added a new piece to the puzzle this year by starting a new project to help other students. The members tutored students who requested help. They had fundraisers that consisted of Christmas gifts, country items, and candy. In March, they inducted twenty-f o u r new members. They are traveling to Busch Gardens Williamsburg, Virginia, on June 7 through 9 for their annual trip. Art Club Promotes Art First Row: Lori Lemley, Lynn Morris, Jenette Barr, Missy Tate. Second Row: Ellen Bane, Sherry Hardesty. Rhonda Varner. Third Row: Chris Tennant, Kim Henderson, Laura Spicer, Joann Chapman, Pat Conner, Raealena Pride, Lisa Seaman, Becky Beach, Mary Moore, Ronda Evans, Jackie Copeland, Doug King. Fourth Row: Charles Price, Bruce Sine, Stacey Layton, Tammy Tennant, Vicky Ammons. Marcia W hite, Barry Martino, Ryan Statler, Gary Sigley, Scott W atson, Clint Clovis, Bill Ba rr, Bobby Rush, Mr. Pierce, sponsor. The most artistic piece of the puzzle was, of coure, the Art Club. Their goal this year was to support the art classes and buy materials to use. They had fundraisers, such as a pottery sale of old, unclaimed student pottery, to achieve their goals. 76 Junior High Future Homemakers of America The twenty-four members of the Junior High FHA made up their own special puzzle piece. At Christmas, they had a party with the Senior High FHA and the French Club. In February, they sold cuddly, stuffed animals for Valentine’s Day. When they traveled to the Mountainlair in Morgantown for the Regional Meeting, Stacie Barr won first place in the Public Speaking Division on the Junior High level. First Row: Stacie Barr, Y-Pres.; Julie Eddy, Sec.; Linda Hunt, Treas. Second Row: Robin Reed, Lisa Rebold. Donnie Tennant. Third Row: Denise Thomas. Kathy Jones, Kristie Gallagher, Teresa Moore. Fourth Row: Terri Pritchard. Helena Savino. Melissa Butchard, Melissa Hunnel. Fifth Row: Angi Rockwell, Peggy Shaffer, Brenda Bragg, Lisa Rose. Sixth Row: Sandy Ammons, Tiffany Tennant, Vicki Pride. Seventh Row: Marlene Ammons, Melanie Golden. FBLA Is Bigger Than Ever First Row: Tammie Boyien, Becky Roush. Pres.; Jami Shriver, -Pre .; Sally Tennant. Sec.; Sherri Tennant, Treas.; Missy Ammons, Hist.; Terri Hamill. Second Row: Rita Statler. Jeannie Chisler, Jody Walls, Jackie Statler, Marsha Lucas, Rep.; Jodi Swisher, Parli.; Tracy Statler, Mona Tennant. Barb Saunders. Mary Ann Yost. Third Row: Debbie Rose, Lena Raber, Tammy Gallatin, Tina Shriver, Tammy Tennant, Vicky Ammons, Raealena Pride, Lisa Seaman, Mrs. McCabe, Sponsor. FBLA added their part to the puzzle by supplying th e school and community with their traditional pepperoni sales, Santa letters, and Valentine papers. This year FBLA is bigger than it has ever been, consisting of twenty-si x members. They’re planning a bowling and pizza party for the end of the year. 77 Junior High Hearts Unlimited Julie Eddy. Mr. Cross. Darrell Bane, Cindy Hunt, Todd Kirby, Stacie Barr, Todd Jaminez. Pete Parrish. Ryan Thorne. Chuck Mosholder. Mike Simpson. Jason Throckmorton. Jennifer Simpson. Louie Spitznogle. Bruce Chisler. Debbie Sanders. Darrell Corder, Melanie Golden, and David Bragg. Senior High Hearts Unlimited 78 Lelia Miller Sgt. at Arms. Ellen Bane. Beck) Roush. Ronda Evans — Reporter. Jackie Statler — President. Tim Cummins. Chris Tennant Sgt. at Arms, Mar) Moore N ice President, Jesse Hinerman. Lisa Seaman Treasurer. Mr. Cross Sponsor. Jim Thorne. Not Pictured: Jesse Tennant. Rhonda Varner — Secretary, and Richard Kimble Reporter. Math Club Left lo Right: Tonya Wright. Rita Freeland. Lori Jones. Shea Ross. Tina LeMasters, Theresa Eddy. Bes Luzader. Jennifer Tate. Andrea Mason. and Mrs. Pachuta. Wrestling Club Left to Right: Lelia Miller. JoAnn Chapman. Chris Tennant. Glen Pennington. Tim Hall. Dan Jones. David Wilson. Kelly Jones. Danny Poling, Todd Willard, Jim Thorne. Bobby Ammons. Ralph Michael, Ted Cline. Jesse Hinerman. Everett Sine, Tim Bane. Kenny Statler. Jeff Gum. and John VanMeter. 79 Junior High Chorus Mrs. Meluzio is very proud of the Junior and Senior high choirs. It takes more time and hard work to have a successful concert. They had a • great Christmas and Spring concert. Mrs. Meluzio also stated that “The All-County Chorus Concert this year was the best ever.” Senior High sent Bobby Rush, Freddie Eddy, Rita Statler, and Jackie Statler to All-State Chorus, a choir composed of 300 of the best singers out of the state. Officers: Heath Owen — President, Joe Sollars — Vice President, Tanya Long — Secretary, Vicki Pride, Linda Hunt, and Cindy Hunt — sergeants-at-arms. First Row: Robin Reed, Rachael Spears, Andrea Hearley, Julie Henkins, Debbie Sanders, Brian Micheal, Ryan Wilson, Doug Ammons, Kevin Ammons, Steve Miller, Lloyd Conn, Darlene Howard, Denise Thomas, Michelle Szegedy, Jami Posey, Tracy Sine, Cindy Quesada. Second Row: Tanya Long, Candy Willard, Sandy Ammons, Tiffany Tennant, Heath Owens, Chris Haught, Mark Cottrell, Jeff Stewart, Jarrod Moore, Gary Tennant, Jennifer Britvec, Lisa Ammons, Angie Rockwell, Michelle Tennant, Jennifer Beach, Marcy Jones. Third Row: Julie Eddy. Lisa Rose, Rachael Cline, Cathy Jones, Stacey Barr, Joe Sollars, Jeff Parks, Duane Sayers, Eric Verousky, Scott Rose, Shawn Eddy, Vicki Pride. Linda Hunt, Cindy Hunt, Candy McClure, Melissa Hunnel, Melissa Butcher, Jennifer Simpson. Senior High Choir First Row: Robin Clovis, Dezra Ammons, Eugene Poling, Brian Kelly, Dale Copeland, Lori Jones, Beth Husk, Teresa Eddy, JoAnn Chapman, Tobi Loar. Second Row: Mrs. Meluzio, Cloresssa Higginbotham, Sharon Eddy, Todd Shultz, Lynn Collins, Rita Statler, Trina W ilson, Michelle Lantz, Tina Shriver, Rita Freeland, Cari Layton. Third Row: Tina Lemasters, Terri Hamill, Kris Stitchick. Cathy Chisler, Fred Eddy, Bobby Rush, Cristy Ammons, Pat Conner, Tammy Boylen, Jennifer Tate, Bess Luzader. Officers: Todd Shultz Vice President, Freddie Eddy sergeant-at-arms, Bobby Rush President. Cristy Ammons Secretary, Michele Lantz sergeant-at-arms, Trina Wilson sergeant-at-arms. 81 Band Holds Dance-a-Thon The pieces seemed to be fitting together nicely for the Varsity Band this year. The year began by raising money with a dance-a-thon, a candy sale, and a calendar sale in the fall. The band participated in the Morgantown, Brave Homecoming, and fair parades. They also played during all the home football games and the away game with Bishop Donahue. The Band competed in the Morgantown High School Band Spectacular and in University High’s Band Competition. On May 17, the band held its banquet at Westover Western Sizzlin. Walter Ord received the honor of being in the All-State Band. Tammy Shaffer and Walter Ord were in the WVU Invitational Honors Band. VARSITY BAND MEMBERS Mr. Brosky, Director, Bill Harris, Brad Tennant. Darrell Bane, Jon Berthy, Bobby Ashcraft, Jimmy Poling. Denice Foley, Becky White, Garrett Howard. Nancy Statler, David Dille. Marcia White, Tammy Shaffer. Second Row: Vicky Ammons. I.ori Jones, Sharon Eddy, Tabatha Tennant. Kim Foley. Tonya Wright, Shea Ross, Teresa Eddy, Joey Wilkinson, Walter Ord, Rita Statler. 82 Cee-Bee Band OFFICERS Brad Tennant Jr. High Rep. Kim Foley Flag Corp Captain Denice Foley Drum Majorette Vicky Ammons - Sr. High Rep. Sharon Eddy — Corr. Sec. Tabatha Tennenl Rec. Sec. Garrett Howard — Vice-Pres. Walter Ord — Pres. Sharon Eddy performs the song “All Time High dur- Xh« band performs “Promenade for the half time show of the Hundred game, ing the Pine Grove Valley game. Majorette. - Vicky Ammons and Rita FLAG CORPS — Shea Ross, Tabatha Tennant, Teresa Eddy, Kim Foley, Captain. Tonya Wright. Statler 83 Junior High Band Observes Honor Band When asked, band director John Brosky said “This year has gone very well for the junior high band.” They played different music, and performed separately in concerts. David Dille was selected to participate in the junior high honor band. The band performs at half time when the football team went to state playoffs. Top Row: Jeff Cox, Jon Berthy, Jay Johnson, Jennifer Simpson, David Dille, William McCoy, Mike Mason. Bottom Row: Laura Tennant, Mike Lurader, Greg Eddy, Becky White, Peggy Shaffer, Stephanie Dittman, Marcy Jones, Sherri Eddy, Jennifer Beach, Denise Thomas, Emzie McCoy. 84 Acrylics, Scratchboards, Macrame, Contour Designs . . . This acrylic painting completed by Bruce Sine has an interesting arrangement of colors. Jackie Copeland completed this scratchboard. This cubist style painting of a native woman was completed by Raealena Pride. This wood construction of a breakdancer was completed by Scott Watson of scrap lumber. 85 This pencil drawing was one of several done by Chuck Postlethwait. This cubist painting was completed by Jenette Barr. Lori Lemley had fun creating this cubist design of a man and his dog. Bruce Sine uses a checkerboard pattern to create a room interior. Lori Lemley knotted this macrame wall hanging with natural jute cord. 86 Art Students Try Cubism There were fifty pieces of artwork from Clay Battelle art student in the spring art exhibit at the Moun-tainlair Art Gallery. This sketch was completed by Chuck Postlethwait. Crist y Riggs completed this cardboard contour sculpture. A Cubist style painting based on a soldier going to war was completed by Raealena Pride. 87 Art Students Often Recycle Throwaways This cardboard contour sculpture using a simple art deco design was completed by Pat Conner. This was Rhonda Evan's impression of a weigh tlifter in his weight room. This draw ing in ink was completed by Clint Clovis. Thisscratchboard was completed b Tamm Tennant. 88 Beth is C-B Coal B« lh modeled a white gown for the evening gown competition. Queen Candidate Beth Vies For Coal Queen Title Beth Husk was chosen by the faculty to represent Clay-Battelle at the 1984 Coal Queen Pageant. The pageant is held in Carmichaels, Pennsylvania and sponsored by the Carmichaels Bituminous Coal Association. Beth started the exciting experience by attending a swimming party and picnic where pictures were taken for the local newspapers. On August 19, each contestant had an interview with the judges, modeled an evening gown, and presented a talent. Beth presented her own version of the Gettysburg Address. She attended a dinner, a parade, and a tea party for the candidates and their mothers. Beth said. 1 was proud to represent Clay-Battelle in the Coal Queen Pageant. It was a good learning experience that I will never forget. I will always remember the great friends 1 made.” 89 Debbie Simmons Is Chosen As 1985 Personna Liberanni Debbie Simmons was chosen as Personna Liberanni for When asked how she felt about being chosen as Person-1985 hy the yearbook staff. A person must he a senior na Liberanni, she said, “I really enjoyed working with who is a second year member on the staff to be considered the yearbook staff. This year's staff had a lot of deter-for this honor. She has really worked to put the pieces mination. 1 was very proud to be chosen as Personna together for the 1984-85 Liberanni. Debbie holds the Liberanni.” position of copy editor. One of Debbie's jobs being copy editor is to proofread the senior write-ups. Debbie helps Jody complete her pages for her next deadline. Honor Boy and Honor Girl Butch Varner and Beth Husk were chosen Honor Boy and Honor Girl by having top ACT scores and overall grade point average. Butch and Beth attended an interview on April 1 3, w here they presented their ideas and wrote individual essays on topics selected by the judges. They attended a banquet on May 1 at Sheraton Lakeview. They both received a fifty dollar savings bond. Girls’ State Jackie Staller was chosen by the faculty to attend Girls’ State. Jackie will travel to Jackson’s Mill, in two different weeks in June, to study the process of the state government. Girls’ State is sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary. 91 Seniors Put Special Talents To Use OFFICE AIDS Becky Roush, Karen Jones, and Sandy Bolyard. haLlVcn § ... • LIBRARY AIDS Anita Shriver, Mike Bragg. Butch Varner, Rhonda Wolfe, Sally Tennant. Kevin L. Jones. Debbie Simmons, Beth Husk, Karen Jones, and Lena Raher. 92 Victorious Cee Bees cm is OPPONENT 24 Pine Grove Valley 11 33 Kives ille 6 21 Hundred IK 23 Fast Preston 0 26 Tygarts Valley fejK 6 30 Cameron 12 27 St. Francis 10 20 West Greene 8 42 West Preston 0 0 Bishop Donahue 19 An important puzzle piece which forms a major part of the 1985 puzzle is the athletics, for example the varsity football team showed that “hard work pays off, according to Coach Browning. The Cec-Bees ended the 1984 season with nine victories and two defeats. Because of their intease rivalry with St. Francis, the dramatic victory was a thrill for all. When Coach Browning was asked how he felt, he said, “From all of the hot August practices to the cold wet nights of Preston County and Bishop Donahue, the Cee-Bees proved that their pride and determination certainly paid off. He said he really enjoyed working with the boys and that the seniors would be missed. Scott Watson, Mike Bragg and Everett Sine made the All-State Second team. John Ammons, Mike Bragg, Scott Watson and Everett Sine were chosen for offense of the Mason-I)ixon first team and Tim Hockenberry, Scott Watson and Everett Sine were chosen for defense. First Row: Keith Ammons, John Ammons, Tim Hockenberry, Bobby Ammons, Scott Watson. Mike Bragg. Ronnie Swaniger. David Frazier. Robert Core and Kenny Statler. Second Row: Gary Copeland. Carl Webber. Clint Clovis, Dale Copeland. David Tennant. Scott Varner. Jimmy Stewart, Derrick Haines, Everett Sine. Mark Copeland and Joey Tennant. Third Row: Israel Van Scyoc. Barry Martino. Mark Pride. Tim Bane, Ryan Statler, Jeff Clovis. Jimmy Smith. Jessie Hinerman and Fred Six. Fourth Row: Coach Skubis. Coach Moore. Brian Gallagher. Billy Strosnider. Greg Rose, Coach W ilson and Coach Browning. 93 Seniors Contribute to Team Success. Front: Ryan Statler, Clint Clovis. Scott Watson, Mike Bragg, and Tim Hockenberry. Back: Barry Martino. Jimmy Stewart, Everett Sine, and Mark Copeland. Mike has reason to smile since he was chosen for Mr. Football. 94 Scott strains for extra yardage against West Greene. Clint led the team in sacks. Cee-Bees Humiliate Trojans At Last Quarterback. John Ammons, passes the football to Mike Bragg for a touchdown against Cameron. Ryan Statler and David Frazier lead the way for Mike Bragg to gain more yardage. David Frazier prepares to block as Scott Watson runs for a touchdown. Bobby Ammons and Billy Strosnider return to the bench from a kick off. Mike Bragg follows David Frazier and Ryan Statler for I 2 of his 1 24 yards rushing. Coach Browning gives last minute advice to capture a victory against Hundred 21-18. 95 Cee-Bees Play at Mountaineer Field The crowd stayed behind the football team all the way to states. Mr. Browning contemplates his strategy. The team lines up for an offensive play. Tim intercepted the ball for the Cee-Bees. Girls Varsity Basketball T« r« ha Sine Center Anita Shriver Forward Wendy Zeehman — Guard Coach Stiles cannot believe they had so much ability. Coach Stiles tells them the final plan to beat Rivesville. Senior Teresa Sine blocks one more shot. Jackie Statler made 226 points all season. 97 Girls Basketball Is Better Than Ever 1984 Season Ends With A 12-6 Record Better Than Ever Before “This season ended better than the last and was my best season while coaching at CBHS, stated Coach Karen Stiles. Junior Jackie Statler and sophomore Lisa Tennant made Mason Dixon first team. Jackie averaged 1 1.2 pts. per game while Lisa averaged I 0 points. Receiving Honorable Mentions were Junior. Lisa Seaman, who averaged 8.3 points per game, and sophomore. Missy Webber, for her defensive and reboun ding abilities. CBs better their record by playing in both sectional tournament games. The first winning against Hundred 42 38 and finally losing to Bishop Donahue in their best season ever. Iveft to right: Jeannie Lemley, Tracy Statler, Jill Pride, Anita Shri dy Zechman, Coach Karen Stiles. ver, Lisa Tennant, Missy Webber, Teresa Sine, Jackie Statler, Lisa Seaman. W en- 98 Freshman Girls Basketball Kneeling: Managers, Jeff Parks, Louie Spitznogle. First row: Assistant Coach John VanMeter, Lori Jones, Pam Moore, Mona Tennant, Kris Stit-chirk, Tracy Lemley, Dena Varner, Tammie Boylen, Bobhie Jo Sine, Terri Hamill. Barbara Saunders, Statistician, Traci Ammons, Not Pictured: Coach Ryan Wilson. When asked. Coach Ryan Wilson said, “We did not do as well in the regular season as we wanted to finish, 6-6. But we did put it together at tournament time in beating South for the first time in 3 years in the semifinal and beating Suncrest to win The County Championship. These girls have worked hard for three years to reach their goal and they did, I am very proud of them.” I i,Ha'S. ason 26 Suncrrst C-B 29 Cass 23 C-B 27 Cass 22 C-B 12 South 36 36 Wail man Bartije 7 36 Wt-lovt r V 21 C-B 22 Sun.fo t 28 C-B 36 Wail man Barbe 1 I C-B I I South 19 C-B 19 Chcal Fake 26 99 Barb played forward. Monongalia County Champs • • • Terri played forward. Dena played forward. Mona played guard. Tracy made the winning basket that beat South for Championship. 100 Seventh and Eighth Grade Girls Basketball 1 984 Season Lnds 1 2-1 The 1984 seventh and eighth grade girls basketball team ended their season losing only one game to St. Francis. Marlene Ammons was high scorer averaging 12 pts. per game. Also. Marlene was high rebounder averaging 6 rebounds a game. “OK, girls, here's the plan! 101 First row: Louie Spitznogglc, Denise Thomas, Lori Throckmorton. Marcie Jones, Rachel Spears. Jeff Parks. Second row: Mr. VanMeter, Dana Copeland, Debbie Sanders, Robin McCormick, Marlene Ammons, Stacie Barr. Kathy Gallagher. Julie Henkins. Traci Ammons. C-B Wrestlers Win Regional Championship Trophy Front row: I,clia Miller (mat maid), Jo Ann Chapman (mat maid). Second row: Chris Tennant, den Pennington. Tim Hall, Daniel Jones, David Wilson, Third row: Kelly Jones (statistician), Dan Henry, Todd Willard, Jim Thorne, Bobby Ammons, Ralph Michael, Fourth row: Ted Cline (head Coach). Jesse Hinerman, Everett Sine, Tim Bane, Kenny Statler, Jeff Gum, and John Van Meter (assistant coach). Not Pictured: Jimmy Stewart and Gerald Statler. Clay-Battelle wrestlers brought home the first regional championship trophy in 25 years. The tournament was at Kingwood on February 15 and 16. With Glen Pennington and Tim Hall plaeing first, Chris Tennant, Everett Sine, Tim Bane, and Gerald Statler placing second, and Bobby Ammons and Ralph Michael placing fourth, the Cee-Bees secured a team victory over Grafton by 7 points. These eight winning wrestlers qualified to wrestle in the state tournament in Huntington on February 21, 22, and 23. Glen Pennington placed fourth in the state and was selected to the All-Mason-Dixon Team. The w restlers defeated Morgantown High and University High to w in the Monongalia County Championship for the second consecutive year. They also won the Pine Grove tournament and placed third in the Phillip Harbour tournament and the Grafton tournament. The Cee-Bees wrestlers were undefeated in the seasonal in-state competition. Animal slips a single arm bar on a wrestler from Frankford. 102 Eight Wrestlers Qualify For State Tournament SENIOR MEMBERS Jim Thorne, Glen Pennington, Everett Sine, and Tim Not Pictured: Jimmy Stewart and Gerald Statler. REGIONAL WINNERS First row: Chris Tennant (second place), Glen Pennington (regional champion). Tim Hall (regional champion). Everett Sine (second place), Tim Banc (second place). Second row: Bobby Ammons (fourth place), and Ralph Michael (fourth place). Not Pictured: Gerald Statler (second place). Chris Tennant, a first year wrestler, won his first round match at the state tournament. Tim Hall placed first in the regional tournament wrestling at 112. Tim Bane takes a wrestler from Spencer down for the count. 103 Junior High Wrestling First row: Rojack Ammons. Scott Bane, Shawn Braggs. Jeff Stewart, Steve Miller. Second row: Jeff Shriver, David Braggs. Jason Throckmorton, Todd Kirby. James Bane. Lloyd Conn, Todd Bane, David Wolfe. Third row: Coach Geoff Ballard. Richard Statler, a seventh grader, wrestled for his first year. 104 Varsity Team Ends Season 10-9 Varsity Basketball (BUS OPPONENTS 7.1 Rives it It 50 38 Paden City- 63 48 Madonna 82 63 Hundred 65 42 Pine Grove 51 57 Cameron 65 60 St. Francis 78 78 Cameron 62 52 Rowlesburg 55 62 Madonna 68 74 St. Francis 71 83 Bruce ton 66 78 Rowlesburg 67 64 Pine Grove 48 85 Bruceton 47 57 Hundred 61 68 Fast Preston 55 57 Rivesville 40 54 Fast Preston [ 51 57 Madonna 56 64 Bishop Donahue 72 i The Cee-Bees varsity basketball team ended the season with 10 victories and 9 defeats. The junior varsity team ended the season with 9 victories and 7 defeats. According to Coach Skubis, “The biggest accomplishment as a team was turning the season around and finishing above .500.” In the first half of the season the team had only won three games out of ten. but won eight out of nine the second half to end the season with a record of ten games won and nine lost. The varsity team went to the playoffs in Moundsville where they beat Wierton Madonna in the first round on March 5, but lost to Bishop Donahue in the second round the following Thursday. There were many fine individual performances, with Junior Darker and John Ammons being named to the first team All Mason-Dixon. Scott Watson and Greg Bom were named to the second team All Mason-Dixon. Junior was also honored on the All-Tourney team of Section 1. “■Many great experiences w ill be cherished by these fourteen boys. Mr. Browning, Scott Watson. Junior Darker, Mr. Skubis, Bryan Kelly, David Fickleberry, Brook Miller, Jimmy Smith, John Ammons, Tim Hockenberry, Ryan Statler, Greg Rose, Brian Gallagher. Carl Webber, Steve Eddy and Mike Tennant. 105 Seniors Show Winning Form Tim Hockenberry Ryan Statler Scott Watson Junior Harker I Cee-Bees Turn Losing Season Around Carl makes a jump shot in the home game against Hundred. Tim receives a trophy during senior night as Mr. Hockenberry looks on. John shoots as Tim goes in for a rebound and two points. Greg makes a lay-up for two points. 107 Cee-Bees of the Future Steve Eddy, Brook Miller, David Eickleberry, Brian Gallagher. Jimmy Smith, Bryan Kelly and Mike Tennant. John Ammons takes two defensive men to the hole. Bryan Kelly is a first year player on the junior varsity team. Coach Skubis plans the strategy for the second half of the Hornets game. 108 freshmen Win County Basketball Tournament I lie freshmen hail an exciting season with one success after another. I hey won the regular season championship with a record of 15-3. They beat Waitman Barbe and Westover and were on their way to the final game in the county championship against South. The game went into overtime and Brian Eddy made a shot at the buzzer to win the overtime with a score of 47-46 and giving the Monongalia County Championship to the C-B's. Final seasonal statistics showed Terry Sine and Brian Eddy were both leading scorers with 13.6 points per game. Terry Sine was the trading rebounder with ail average of 8.7 rebounds per game and Doug Steele had the most steals with 19 for the season. Tt-rry Sine. Doug Steele, and Brian Eddy were selected to the All-Tournament Team. Seasonal Results CBIIS OPPONENT 54 Vi aitinan Barbe 47 St. Francis 34 57 Pine Grove 38 12 Vi estover 51 South 68 Suuerest 57 36 (.heal Lake II 56 Suuerest 63 52 (-ass 36 82 (.ass 44 50 South 41 JB 1 J Cheat Lake 45 53 Vi estover 37 73 St. Francis 48 50 Waitman Barbe 18 Vfonongal ia County Tournament 48 Waitman Barbe 38 53 Westover 49 47 South 16 Kneeling: Russ Moore (head roach). Standing: Keith Watson. Kevin Tennant. Chris Wilson, Rieh Siglev. Brian Eddy, Seott Wiley, Terry Sine, John Butcher, Doug Steele, Mike Walker, and Brent Clovis. Not Pietured: Ryan Wilson (assistant coach). 109 7th and 8th Grade Boys Basketball With the help of their coach Kyan X ilson and assistant coach Russ Moore, the 7th and 8th grade hoys basketball team had a 9-4 record this year. Scott Eickleberry was leading scorer and rebounder. Shawn Eddy warms up before their game against South. Se:unn:il liestdls Front row: Eric Pride, Brian Michael, Jason Shriver, Kevin Ammons, Billy Statler, Jar rod Moore, Doug Ammons. Back row: Mike Howard (manager). Curt Thomas, Scott Rom . Erie Verbosky, Scott Eiekleberry. Russ Walls, Joe Sollars. Jeff Parks. Shawn Eddy, Heath Owens, Russ Moore (assistant coach). Not Pictured: Ryan Wilson (coach). 110 Cheerleader pose under the list of victims. Cee-Bce Cheerleaders give the Sisterville Tigers fair warning. Varsity Cheerleaders Help Football Team “Climb to Reach the Top!” Keep it Up! Keep that Cee Bee Spirit Up with the Clay-Battelle Varsity Cheerleaders. The squad consists of four senior ladies, Becky Roush (captain), Pam Chisler, Debbie Simmons, Lena Raber, one junior, Jami Shriver, and one sophomore, Jodi Swisher. The cheerleaders attended National Cheerleaders Association Camp at Charleston during the first week of July. At camp, the squad received two superior ribbons, two excellent ribbons, a super star squad certificate, and was chosen as one of the five finalists of the outstanding squads. The cheerleaders expressed their spirit and aroused the crowd in a winning 1984 football season. The squad traveled to the Mountaineer Football Field and enjoyed the unique experience at being the only CBHS cheerleading squad to attend state playoffs. The girls ended their season by cheering on the Varsity Basketball team to their second game in the Sectional Tournaments. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Becky Roush (captain), Debbie Simmons, Lena Raber, Pam Chisler, Jodi Swisher, and Jami Shriver. Ill Yu Have to Cee'em to BEElieve Them Cheerleader channel their spirit in many directions. Varsity Cheerleaders stick together like birds of a feather. The thousands of fans at Homecoming enthusiastically cheer the Cee-Bees to a victory. 112 J.V. Squad Wins Awards The 1985 junior varsity cheerleading squad added a unique piece to the puzzle by being the only squad to have a male cheerleader, the first squad to cheer for junior varsity boys basketball in two years, and one of the first squads to be sponsored by Mr. Thomas. They attended camp during the summer at 1CF cheerleading camp at Summit Hall in Morgantown. They received many awards for spirit, gymnastics, and outstanding cheers. Jeannie Chisler said, ‘‘This year's squad meant a great deal to me and 1 really hated to see the year end.” Top to bottom: Tobi Loar. Missy Ammons, Tammy Tennant, Jeannie Chisler, head, Bobby Luzader, Ellen Bane. Ellen does the cheer, “Where's the Beat? Tammy and Bobby end the cheer, “Don’t challenge the Cee-Bees in a split. 113 Freshman Cheerleaders The freshmen cheerleaders with their captain Terri Varner and their sponsor Carolyn Park won the Monongalia County Best Cheerleading Trophy, as they cheered for the freshmen girls basketball team during the tournaments at Morgantown High School, Nov. 17, 1985. They also attended the U.C.A. (Universal Cheerleading Association) camp this summer where they won the spirit stick. They cheer for the freshmen boys and girls basketball teams. Tina Shriver practices in the old gym before a game. Cheerleaders go into this mount after their “Fight Back” cheer. FRESHMEN CHEERLEADERS - Cathy Chisler, Terri Varner, Michele Lantz, Dezra Ammons, Tina Shriver, Trina Wilson, Teresa Chisler, Stephanie Michael. 114 Midget Cheerleaders The midget cheerleading squad this year was chosen in May of the 1983-84 school year. They cheered for the 7th and 8th grade hoys and girls basketball teams. During the halftime of the home games, they did a dance to “Wake me up before you Go 1 0. The junior high cheerleaders cheered for hoth the boys and girls junior high basketball teams. Michelle Tennant. Kim Eddy, Tiffany Tennant, Angie Rockwell. Darlene Howard. Sandy Ammons, Lisa Ammons, and Jennifer Britvec perform the cheer “'Are You Ready. 115 Rain Hinders Start of Baseball Season Tin baseball tram startc ! out this season with seventeen boys, five of them were seniors. They won four of their games this year and had the biggest turnout in six years. Mr. Skubis commented: “The boys were really enthusiastic and they had fun during the season, the community gave them a lot of support. Mr. Moore still thinks it is football season and calls the boys into a huddle. Mark waits to steal a base against Cameron. Kneeling left to right: John Merrifield, Bobby Kush, David Ammons, David Eiekleberry, Chris Tennant, Eddie Hall, Mike Bragg, Scott Varner. Standing left to right: Isreal VanScyoc, Brian Eddy, Mark Pride, Carl Webber, Coach Skubis, Junior Darker, John Ammons, Tim Hockenberry, Butch Varner. 116 SENIOR PLAYERS Butch llockenberry, and Mike Bragg. Varner, Junior darker, Bobby Rush, Tim Lari waits to get the third out against Hundred. John pitehed against Rivesville. Bobby made one of the twelve hits against Hundred. Junior made one of the twelve runs against Hundred. Tammy Gallatin kept stats for the baseball team. 117 Junior High Track First Row: Jim Tennant, B. J. Statler, Scott Rom , Jason Shriver. Second Row: Mike Walker, Doug Anunons, Chad Ross, James Durst. Third Row: John Butcher, Doug Steele, Terry Sine, Scott Wiley. 118 First Row: Shea Ross. Donnie Tennant, Barbie Clark. Second Row: Tanya Long, Denise Thomas, Jamie Posey, Billy Jo Hall, Kathy Jones, Debbie Sanders, Jenny Beach. Third Row: Michele Segedy, T. C. Chisler, Tracy Ammons, Michele Lantz, Bobbie Jo Sine, Sandy Ammons, Carri Layton, Fourth Row : Kristie Gallagher, Marlene Ammons, Andrea MaM n, Tammy Boylen, Pat Conner, Trina W ilson, Coach: John Van Meter. Senior High Track Wendy Zechman, Becky Roush, Missy Webber, Ellen Bane, JoAnn Chapman 119 Top: Tim Bane, Bobby Ammons, Clint Clovis, Scott W'atson. Bottom: Fred Six. Ryan Statler, Joey W ilkinson, David Frazier. A Cee-Bee Sensation — Homecoming FOOTBALL — A CEE-BEE SENSATION was the theme for this year's football homecoming. The homecoming activities started on Monday, October 15, with Backwards Twin day. Students dressed with all clothing on backwards or alike. Tuesday students dressed in ragged shirts, boots and overalls with patches, as they tried to be typical Hillbillies. Wednesday revenge of the nerds was the theme. Cee-Bee fans gathered around a bonfire Wednesday night as they threw a stuffed Zippy into the fire to psych up the football players for Friday night's game. Thursday was Boy-Girl opposite day with girl football players and male cheerleaders. Friday students showed their Cee-Bee spirit by dressing in blue and gray. Mike Bragg was announced as Mr. Football by Kevin Nicholas and the freshmen were awarded the spirit stick. Friday night an estimated 3,000 people gathered at Clay-Battelle to watch two undefeated teams battle it out. During halftime the 1984 Football Homecoming Queen was announced. There were nineteen couples that gathered on the field. Pam Chisler escorted by Bobby Rush was second attendant. Sally Tennant escorted by Freddie Eddy was first attendant. Finally Lena Raber escorted by Kevin Jones was announced as Homecoming Queen. At halftime Clay-Battelle was ahead of St. Francis 14-10. The theme proved to he right as the Cee-Bees played a sensational game and won with a score of 27-10. Coach Browning stated, ‘‘It's a big win for us because it's the first pressure game we've ever been in and we won it. They handled the pressure beautifully. The homecoming dance held after the game had music provided by a disc jockey from the Great 98 with the theme song, “We’re Not Gonna Take It.” Kristie Lemley crowns Lena Raber queen during half time. Michelle Szeged) (flower girl); Pam Chisler escorted by Bobby Rush (second attendant); Lena Raber escorted by Kevin Jones (84 Queen); Sally Tennant escorted by Freddie Eddy (first attendant); Kevin Ammons (crown bearer). 120 Lena Raber escorted by Kevin Jones, 1984 Homecoming Queen. Raealena Pride, Barb Harvey and Lisa Seaman dance to the theme song, “ We're Not Gonna Take It!” Fonda Bane, Chris Clovis; Beth Husk, Danny Copeland; Jeannie Lemley; Bruce Sine; Anita Shriver, Junior Harker; Teresa Sine, Terry Sine; Missy Tate, Jason Weber; Sherri Tennant, Glen Pennington; Wendy Zechman, Richard Simpson. Sandy Bolyard. Ted Barr; Jackie Copeland, Lynn Collins; Karen Jones, Todd Bilinsky: Marsha Lucas, Brian Fddy: Becky Roush. Keith Watson: Debbie Simmons, Jeff Gum; Laura Spicer. Larry Eddy; Rhonda Wolfe, Bobby Luzader. 121 Somewhere Over The Rainbow First Row: Damian Vanoy, Becky Roush, Cathy Statlcr. Second Row: Jason Shriver, Traci Sine, Andy Bell, Stephanie Micheal, Mark Pride, Sherry Hardesty, Bobby Rush, Sherri Tennant. Mr. Thomas, Tahatha Tennant. Mike Cole, Tiffany Tennant, Gary Tennant. Jesse makes Kevin and Gary pay to get in jail, and pay to get out of jail. The 1984-85 Junior Carnival was a huge success. From 6 until 8 there were games and food and at 8:00 Becky Roush was crowned Queen, escorted by Bobby Rush. First runner-up was Tahatha Tennant escorted by Mike Cole, and second runner-up was Sherry Hardesty escorted by Mark Pride. Following coronation there was a dance until 1 1:00 p.m. 122 Junior Class Sponsors Spring Fling Doug Steele and Tracy Ammons share an intimate moment. Chris, Tracy, ad Robin show Tobi how to be a “Cool Dude. Ryan, Mark, and Bobby are “Footloose. Dance, dance, dance! As always, the junior class had to raise a pood deal of money in order to hold the Junior-Senior Prom. This year's junior class did a number of fundraisers and one was the “Spring Fling held on March twenty-second. With the old gym decorated in spring colors, flowers, and butterflies, the student body danced to some old and new hits. This is just one of the many pieces that the Class of 86 contributed to the puzzle. Jon, David, and Bobby arc pari of the air band that competed at Dolly's in Morgantown. Scott Banc and David Bragg won the FFA talent contest by Breakdancing. 123 Cathy Chisler Reigns As Jingle Bell Ball Queen December 21,198-1 was a dreary night for such a spectacle as the Jingle Bell Ball, but everyone was excited anyway. The gym was decorated to represent a winter wonderland from the sparkling stage to the glittering tree. Nine nervous ladies didn't notice the decorations though or hear the music of “Get Away as they waited to hear which of them would reign as queen. As the final adjustments were made and tin flowers pinned on, they lined up. Slowly the last candidate was announced and they waited anxiously for the results. The first name announced was Jodi Swisher, escorted by Bryan Kelly, who was second attendant. Then Barb Harvey, escorted by Bobby Ammons was chosen as first attendant. Finally the moment had come and Cathy Chisler was escorted by Scott Wiley was chosen to reign as queen of the Jingle Bell Ball. Cathy Chisler, escorted by Scott Wiley, was chosen as queen Front: Brent Kiger, crown hearer, Cathy Chisler. Queen, and Nikki Moore. Flower girl. Back: Bobby Ammons, Barb Harvey, first Attendant, Scott Wiley. Jodi Swisher, Second Attendant and Bryan Kelly. 124 Freddie Eddy and Carl Webber enjoy dancing lo the music of “Get Away. Lynn Morris looks around at the nice decorations by the National Honor Society. Barb Harvey, escorted by Bobby Ammons was chosen as first attendant. Jon I egan and Craig Parrish search for dance partners. 125 Basketball Homecoming “84-85” “Can't Hold Hack' was not only the theme of the 1985 Basketball Homecoming, but was the description of tin attitude of the players and the fans the entire season. During the week, prior to homecoming, the students displayed their enthusiasm by participating in Cyndi Lauper Boy George day. Breakdancing day. Cool Cat day, and Blue and Grey, Spirit day. The spirit and excitement was released as the team and fans attended the pep rally. The 1985 Bee-Hall homecoming pep rally was led by head cheerleader, Becky Roush, which helped expose chants, music by the pep band, and the introduction of Mr. Basketball. This year, there were two senior players, who were chosen by the student body, awarded Mr. Basketball, Scott Watson and Junior Barker. Ham Chisler was chosen as basketball homecoming queen, with her attendants. Teresa Sine and Sherri Tennant. The queen and her court were chosen by selection of roses. The Cee-Bee basketball team did not gain the victory over Hundred. 57-61. hut a celebration was still awarded to the team and fans for their support and dedication. Homecoming night was ended with the sound of music played by Dougger; The Great 98. I eft to right: 1st Attendant. Teresa Sine escorted by Terry Sine; Queen, Pam Chisler escorted by Bobby Rush; 2nd Attendant, Sherri Tennant escorted b And) Bell. 126 “Can’t Hold Back” CANDIDATES AND ESCORTS Pam Chialer, Bobby Rush, Karen Jones, Kevin L. Jones, Marsha Lucas, Brian Eddy, Anita Shriver, Mike Bragg, Teresa Sine, Terry Sine, Sally Tennant, Freddie Eddy. Wendy Zechman, and David Bragg. John Ammons, “Reads the D” The dance was filled with joy and excitement. CANDIDATES AND ESCORTS Rhonda Wolfe, Jesse llinerman, Sherri Tennant. Andy Bell, Laura Spicer, Clint Clovis, Debbie Simmons, Kevin D. Jones, Becky Roush, Craig Parrish, Jeannie Lemley, David Frazier. Beth Husk. Bruce Sine, Fonda Bane, and Mark Pride. 127 The Junior-Senior Prom Was “Almost Paradise” Prom. 1 lie (jurrii Sine. w w cuutt � i ctnifit v lennant escorted by Joe Wilkinson, Tammy Wright escorted by j. C. Weber and Lynne Mercer escorted by Everett 128 Tammy Reigns As Queen The 1985 Junior-Senior Prom was held on a warm Saturday evening at the Holiday Inn in Morgantown. The Prom lasted from 8 to I 1 p.m. The evening's fun included a table full of delightful food, music which was provided by the group “Steal The Dark, and coronation, in which Tammy Vi right, escorted by J. C. Weber was crowned queen. Her court was Lynne Mercer escorted by Everett Sine, first attendant and Tammy Tennant escorted by Joe Wilkinson, second attendant. According to most of the students attending, this event truly was “Almost Paradise ' Pam. Billy, Jeannie and Tim are discussing w hat to do after Prom. Tammy Wright escorted by J. C. Weber reigns as the 1985 Prom Queen. PROM COURT Lynne Mercer, Flower girl, Cathy Statler, Tammy W right, Tammy Tennant, Everett Sine, Vicky Ammons, J. C. Weber, Joey Wilkinson, Jesse Hinerman, Denice Foley, Jeannie Chisler, Rhonda Varner, Todd Bilinsky. Brook Miller. Jody W alls, Bobby Rush. Raealena Pride, Clint Clovis, Lisa Seaman, Barbara Harvey, Ted Barr, Rita Statler. Danny Poling, Tim Hockenberry, Jackie Statler. Junior Harker, David Tennant, John Ammons. Sherry Hardesty, Greg Rose, Ellen Bane, Jimmy Stewart. Tammy Lcmley, Gary Sigley, Sherry Eddy, Mark Copeland, and Debbie Rom . 129 Dance And Excitement At Prom Is Exceeded Only By Fancy Attire 130 Red Head Gets Red Rose Teresa Sine crowns Tammy Wright as queen. Lynne Mercer was first attendant and Tammy Tennant was second attendant to the 1985 Prom queen. Mike, Lynn, Mary and Joe admire the candles and flowers that were on the tables. Freddie Eddy and Sally Tennant discover the delicious food that was served at the prom. Fred Six and Marsha Lucas were one of many tended nrnm 131 Seniors Wonder Where They'll Be . . . Missy tale was awarded for a special bird-watch study for Mr. Cross's conservation class. _ Sally Tennant read a special note from the seniors to their parents. The last pieces of the puzzle are pul into place as the Class of I 98. ) bring their high school car to an end. Fifty-three seniors celebrated their accomplishments while at Clay-Battellc on 1a 24. 1985, at Class Night. After extending a welcome to all to start the evening. Teresa Sine, president of the class, introduced Lena Kaher and Becky Bouse who recited the class history. Sail) Tennant and Laura Spicer read the in-dixidual class wills. as written b) each senior, after which Teresa Sine and Bam Chislcr read the class prophecy. The seniors then received various awards for their achievements at Clay-Battelle and in the com-munity. The evening came to a close as Teresa Sine, “Passing With Pride, presented the class key to Freddie Kdd , the president of the Class of 1986. HONORS Valedictorian Beth Husk Salulatorian Becky Koush National Honor Society Butch V arner. Becky Koush DAK Good Citizen Karen Jones Chorus Beth Husk. Bohh Kush Morgantow n Woman's Music Club Bobby Kush Danforth Beck) Roush. Bruce Sint Honor Girl Beth Husk Honor Box Butch Varner Dunkard Valley Service Beth Husk kiwanis Scott Watson Robert C. Byrd Beth Husk Business education Lena Kalwr Home Ec. Sally Tennant, Pam Chislcr. Karen Jones Art Scott W at.son. Ryan Statler. Clint Clovis. Jackie Copeland, Bruce Sine. Chuck Postlethwail. Missy Tate. Jenette Barr V earhook Fonda Bane. Clint Clovis, Debbie Simmons, Karen Jones. Beth Husk, Bruce Sine. Wendy Zechman, Becky Koush Hearts Unlimited Sand) Bolyard Conservation Mark Copeland. Missy Tate, Gerald Statler, Clint Clovis. Sandy Bolyard Mathematics Butch Varner Morgantown Surgical Assoc. Butch V arner English 12 Anita Shriver. Mike Bragg. Scott Watson. Patty Kenned), Dan Howard. Barr) Martino Social Studies Craig Parrish. Scott Watson. Ryan Statler, Becky Koush. Anita Shriver. Pam Chisler. Jeannie Lemley, Patty Kennedy. Butch Varner. Mike Bragg Journalism Craig Parrish F M Bank Kevin D. Jones The class members followed along as the class wills were read. Butch Varner and Beth Husk were this year's Honor Boy and Honor Girl. 132 “Somewhere Down The Roach Ms. Carol Gracey, sponsor of the class, worked long and hard to prepare for ( lass Night. Becky Roush was Salutatorian of the ('lass of '85. Mrs. Clark and Mrs. Gross presented awards to participants of the Social Studies fair. The procession was accompanied by the song “Somewhere Down the Road. Mr. Pierce presented the Liheranni award to the yearbook staff members. 133 Seniors Realize That “The Mir lira I Allan Bragg (Hinton Alan Clovis Mark Allan Copeland Timothy Wayne Hall William Karl darker, Jr. Timothy Paul llockenberry Daniel Glenn Howard Kevin Dawes Jones Kevin Lee Jones Robert Arnold Luzader Harry Lynn Martino Craig Andrew Parrish Glen Byron Pennington Robert Lee Rush Bruce Edward Sine Everett Arnold Sine III Gerald Harrison Statler Ryan Lynn Statler Jesse Thoms Tennant Harold Benton V arner II Scott Douglas Watson The Class of 1985. Mike and Patty make final preparations for their final appearance. Mr. Thomas presented the Invocation. Beth Husk was Valedictorian. 134 Best Is Yet To Come” The Class of 1985. Fonda Rachelic Bane Jeneiie Lynn Barr Samira Annette Bolyanl Pamela Sue Chisler Jaequeline Maxine Copeland Bonnie Sue Fddy kimherly Dawn Henderson Cloressa Ann Higginbotham Beth Ann Husk Karen Marie Jones Patrieia Ann Kennedy Khonda Jean Lemley Marsha Ann Lueas Darlene Faith Price Lena Denice Baber Rebecca Jean Roush Anita Kay Shriver Deborah Michelle Simmons Teresa Kay Sine I iura Jean Spicer Malissa May Tate Sally Louise Tennant Sherri Kay Tennant Walcta Stacy Tennant Rhonda Gay Wolfe Wendy Sue Zechman A James Manchin presented a medallion of the seal of WV to Ryan Statler. Ms. Gracey called the seniors forward to receive their diplomas. Becky Roush was salutatorian “You've come a long way, baby! 135 Manchin Speaks at Commencement Forty-six seniors received their diploma at the Forty-sixth Annual Commencement,June I, 1985. The processional music Has provided by Mr . Beth Meluzio with Indication by the principal. Mr. Dennis Thomas. The guest speaker for the evening was A. James Manchin, Treasurer of the Slate of West V irginia. After hich Beth Musk, the valedictorian, and Becky Roush, the salutatorian. gave their speeial comments to the graduating class. Following the special comments the class of 1 985 sang “Somewhere Down the Road. Presentation of diploma was led by Mr. Joseph Talerico, President. Monongalia County Board of Education and Mr. Dennis Thomas. Then Teresa Sine, President of the class directed the graduates to move their tassels from left to right to indicate their new status. Sandy and Mark are ready to walk in. Hurray! 136 This old tradition signifies their status a graduates. Mr. Talerico presents Butch Varner his diploma. Memories Are . . Leap Frog J.L and P.C. bring prrping Tom’s J.L. and P.C. going to town and looking over seeing a brown car going bump, bump, bump. J.L. and B .R. meeting Steve and Danial. J.L. and R.S. =TROUBLE for S.P. and D.S. Remember: P.C..J.L.,A.S.,F.B..T.S.,L.S.,S.T., “ 1 ‘ 85 Camp-Out.” How You Doing . . . C.C. and B.B. Hey Dude Many trips to the WVU dorms. F .B..A.S..T.S..P.C..L.S..J.L.,: Where’s the spare?? F.B..T.S.. Big Mae Attack. Wendy’s: HELP WANTED!! The day Wolfey got scissor happy. WEINERS!! Decorating for our Jr. Prom! Going to the STATES!!! Putting Trojans back in the pack; 27-10! Beating the facility in volleyball for “four” years! TINY BUBBLES!! Big brown things in little red bags!! Hitchhiker! Where??? Curfew! What Curfew? N.H.S. Trip 610-1.3 M.B. and A.S. trip to Cooper's Rock. IMPORTANT!!! Senior Protest!! Skipping class again? B.H., K.J.. and D.S. High Speed chase B.IL. D.S.. K.J.. B.S., and k.D.J. Where’s my 5th period Seniors? You Hoser Washington D.C. (smashed hacky sack K.L., and k.D.) W.Z. and B.F. on the F.E.!! Crammin and Jantmin’ on the morning Vo-Tech bus. M.L. and R.W ,’s bag of air” at Shoney's!? 93-100 = A-Definitely No SSS!!! Deadlines! Deadlines! Deadlines! R.W. and W.Z. do it in the dark. Girls Varsity Basketball team almost found the beef?!? The missing door knobs! Vi B.F., J.C., and D.S. up Bethal Road! Seniors Volleyball-Basketball games. Morning Vo-Techs Mr. know-it-all. W.Z., S.T., and M.L. farm animals. My Name Is??? W.Z. turns Private Benjamin. It’s a Fear Beddie!!! W.Z. and J.C.'s unlawful probation. Gag Gifts Term paper trauma!!! I hour Bomb threat Miker’s arrest!!! Double Double Cheese Cheese Burger Burger Please E.S. with his head in the sink??? Senior Skip day!!! Class Night!!! Prom!! GRADUATION!! QUADRAD!!! 137 Top Ten Seniors Valedictorian Salutatorian Beth Husk Becky Roush Karen Jones Kevin I). Jones Kevin L. Jones Lena Raber Anita Shriver Debbie Simmons Butch Varner Scott Watson 138 Compliments of Lena Shriver Rich, Judy, Ryan and Julie Eddy Bob, Diana, Jody and Russ Walls Larry, Rob, Stacie, Shawn and Nicky Tennant June, Pee Wee and Pepper Varner David, Donna, Sherry and Michelle Jones Cat and JoAnn Ammons Doc and JoAnn Yeager Mr. and Mrs. Don Ammons Larry, Judy and Shawna Ed, Twyla, Clint and Chris Dave, Charlotte, Carrie and Casey Bane Richard and Carolyn Pride Donald and Lucille Statler Vic, Naneta, Anita and Keith Statler Francis (Meme) Pride Jim, Kay, Jimmy and Shelly Weber Harry and Edna Trader Clint and Nena Vicki Pride Mr. and Mrs. Lyall A. Sine Junior and Nancy Yost Ted and Hilma Moore Lyall, Gail, Rachel and Laura Jo Sine Jeff, Doug and Amanda Steele Charles, Jane and Kevin Jones Dave, Virginia and Tonya Tennant Debb, Lola, Randy and Vicky Ammons Mr. and Mrs. James D. Parrish and Family Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tennant Wyatt R. Shaver Joe and Gail Britvic Gerald and Bernice Tennant Geroge Tennant and Family To a Great Class, from the CBHS Office Bill, Tam and Heather Bill, Deb, Tara and Justin Bill, Amy and Lisa Albert, Nancy and Tracy Statler Harold, Jane, Butch and Scott Varner In Memory of Carl Harker, by Lora Best Wishes Curt, Shelly, Chad and Adam Doug, Lora, Heath, Josh and Lacy Owens Allen, Amy, Amber and Carla Jones Red and Hazel Seaman Farm Family Ins. Allen Statler Agent Randy, Beth and Spencer Stiles Jim and Jean Tuttle Dan, Kathy, B.J. and Dustin Statler Buddy, Jeannie, Seth and Caleb Lemely Randy, Gay, Jill and Stan Dean Raymond, Mary, Kim and Mark Copeland Newt and Mary Ann DeVine Jim, Vickie, Tobi and Robin The Graduating Class of 1985 Sam and Marian Wilson Black8ville Garage John Brosky Mary Jane Clovis Rodney Clovis Fred Clovis Linda Hess Doug and Kim Sanders Danny Rush Kathy and Sherman Kenneth and Louise Wiley Dale and llene Tennant The Dennis Thomas Family The Abe Brookover Family Don and June Hamilton Roger Moore and Family F. M. Chisler and Family Lennis Moore and Family Vanessa’s Beauty Shop, Daybrook, WV 798-3252 Owen’s Ashland Daybrook, WV Joe and Ellen Yost Bill and Wilma Williams Charles Gorbey and Family Eugene Smith and Family Bob Wolfe Philip and Fern White Kenneth and Mary Wise Rick Wolfe Joe and Geneva Wolfe, Sr. Charles and Ann Long Chuck Tennant Twyla Chisler Mrs. Gross Jones Excavating Willis and Maxine Statler Haskell and Maxine Tennant John and Jody King The Shavers, Vic and Betty Sharon, Cristy and Carey Riggs Dave’s Auto Ranch R L Auto Parts Mickey’s Men’s Wear Murphy’s Jewelry Eva’s Clothes Line Moore’s Corner Store Ed and Bonnie Brewer Westover Printing Berry’s Auto Sales Meighen’s Shoe Store Fairview Bit Company Morgantown Sport Center Berry’s TV Appliance Gary, Connie and Wendi Rush Frank, Jeannie and Tim Hockenberry Fred, Babe, Theresa and Rick Tuttle Butch, Lydia and Joe Wilkinson Enoch, Mona and Rick Copeland Junior, Rose, Mark and Beth Husk Charles, Delores and Marsha Lucas Rick, Ruth, Chrissi and Holly Fitzgerald Janice, George, Anita and Mike Best Wishes to Class of ’85 Pete and Lila Daryl, Linda, Buck, Cole and Dirk Hennon Mary, Web, Mike and Jennifer Simpson Al, Betty, Allen, Jeff and Becky Roush Frank, Ellen, Debbie and Lisa Rose Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wright and Family We love ya Deb — Carney Hamilton Family Ervin, Sue, Dave and Debbie Simmons Randy and Rhonda Freeland Larry and Cathy Yost and Family Hap, Mary, David and Mark Cottrell Cliff, Rhonda, Connie, Rebecca and Jamie Boyd, Flora Wolfe and Family Mike and Thelma Prendergast Jeff, Mary, Alice and Samantha Rush Robert, Ann Bush and Family The Halls, Eddie, Beth, Eddie and Morgan Family of Roy and Vickie Hall Joseph and Leona Wolfe, Jr. Butch, Sandra and Jason Throckmorton Good Luck Class of ’85 Willie Elliott Gary, Janet Statler and Family Howard, Linda Morris and Family Rod Shriver and Jackie Statler Larry, Sandy, Linda and Scott Chisler Joe, Louie and Michelle Statler Judy, Missy, Keith and Mindy Ammons Robin’s Beauty Shop Rt. 1 Wadestown Bud, Debbie, Chad and Brent Delaney Bill, Mary Ellen, Junior and Mike Mark, Janet, Drew and Dara Shaver The Tennants Everett and Nelle Good Luck CB’s Willie and Carol Lemely Coach Moore, Tami and Nikki Tom, Nancy, Jon and Casey Berthy Jack, Robin, Jody and Whitney Gloria M. Hammack — Attorney at Law G L Ceramics, Garnet Carter 775-7762 United Farm Real Estate 775-2440 Hundred Drug, V S Variety 775-7800 Hundred Dairy Dream 775-7852 Dave’s Sport Shop Mt. Morris, Pa. Kut and Kurl Beauty Palace, 775-7752 Hundred Farm Supply 775-7611 Linda Wade’s Hair Care Boutique Sycamore Lanes Lounge A Conservatory — Florist 139 Best of Luck Seniors From ROBERT G. WALSH, JR., D.D.S Orthodontist 1191 Pineview Drive Phone: Suite B (304) 599-3702 Morgantown, WV 26505 Compliments of NORMA JEAN'S GIFT SHOP Phone: 449-1942 Gifts for all occasions We gift wrap free Congratulations Class of 191 And Best Wishes For A I!™™ FronrTh Monongalia County Ne mors Lyle Horton Ford Ford Cars Trucks Rt. 7 Sabraton sfph. 296-4477 Pro Pontiac — Olds GMC Truck — VW Rt. 7 Sabraton Ph.292-3377 Airport S Subaru -Milegn Ph. 296 Brooks Chevrolet AM£L- Jeep — Renault 1012 University Ave. Ph. 292-9446 140 OSfD0 Don Forquer General Contracting and Don Jim’s Auto Sales Late Model Salvage Phone: (304) 798-5251 Route 1 Core, WV 26529 OWEN FUNERAL HOME Blacksville, WV Phone: 432-8204 First NationalBank OF MORGANTOWN 201 High St. University Ave. Suncrest Dunkard Valley. Blacksville CaM Vteki Bolyard fordelatta. 291-7762 AJORS IN 8% ISTUDENT ■LOANS■ •annual percentage rate I . (304) 879-5213 BEN’S AUTO WRECKING We Specialize in Late Model Salvage and we have a Gulf Service Station Benny Higginbotham Sr. Owner Route 1 Core, WV 26529 SCREENS ON YOU FRANKLIN PRINTING Phone: 292-7302 Andy Brothers Tire Company Incorporated Route 19 North Morgantown, WV Phone:328-5603 Corner Shoppe Toleware, Linens, Toys Handcrafts, Pottery, Cards For the Unusual Gift 52 East High Street Phone: (412) 627-6929 Owners: Roy and Audry Huffman BOB 798-3525 DALE 662-6488 vBROTHERS J GENERAL - AREA CODES (304) DAVID 432-8258 JOHN 432-8451 Congratulations to the Class of 85 From Reiner Core 374 High Street Phone: 296-4383 MACDALE Heating, Air Conditioning Refrigeration Parts and Service New and Used Refrigerators and Freezers Ed McCabe, Owner (304) 432-8381 SUTTON STATIONERY STORE 24 North Washington Waynesburgh, Pa. Phone: 627-6096 Dozer Backhoe VARNER CONTRACTING Box 51 Pentress, W.V. 26544 m Hi-Lift Hauling 144 Best of Luck 9 GENED SON General Contracting Escavating — Drill — Well Service Gene D. Yost (412) 324-2205 Duane V. Yost (412) 324-2150 Roger Yost (304) 432-8135 Mt. Morris, Pa. 15349 Picnics — Reunions — Parties INDIAN MEADOWS Days Run Road Phone: 879-5526 Charles and Eileen Snider — Owner Best Wishes to the Class of 85 Shelby Bosley” Leary 32nd District Box 76 Res. (304) 449-1027 Blacksville, WV LEE MAIN EXCAVATING P.O. BOX 87 BLACKSVILLE, WV 26521 PHONE: 879-5142 GOOD LUCK TO SENIORS OF 1985 STERLING FAUCETCQ 146 Compliments of D. K. MOORE Dealer in Auctioneering New and Used Pipe Service Route 2, Box 234 Phone: 449-7500 Wade’s Grocery Service Center Wadestown, WV CLAY DISTRICT FAIR ASSOCIATION “COME TO THE FAIR” 147 Meme Tucker JOHN’S WESTERN SHOP Hundred, WV 26575 Phone 775-4611 CARS TRUCKS Don’s Cars PA. Exit Off 1-79 — Vi mile US 19N P.O. Box 40 Mt. Morris, Pa. 15349 Don Pyle — Owner (412)324-2702 HAUGHT’S DAIRY MART Rt. 1 Bo Core, WV Phone 879 Wadestown Mall Small Engine Repair Buy, Sell or Trade for Anything of Value 662-6545 Ask for PD 378 Patterson Drive Morgantown, WV 599-3338 SUPER CHEEP MV'' ►—Will ■ ■■■■— Congratulations To The CLASS OF 85 Best of Luck to the Class of 85 Compliments of ANK F ADESTOWN fj gflg Main Office Branch Office Fairview, WV Barrackville, WV Phone: 449-1946 Phone: 367-1931 Member FDIC - BROWN EQUIPMENT AND MACHINE CO. INC General Machine Work — Steel Fabrication (Welding Mine Machine Rebuilding — Emer Repair P.O. Box 4358, Star City, W.V. 26504 PHONE: (304) 328-5330 AUTO WRECKER (We’re Not Big, But We’re Growing) Exit 11-79 Mt. Morris, Pa. 15349 412-324-2707 — 1-800-222-8932 Pa. 1-800-962-8587 W.V. — OH.—MD. MISS BLUE RESTAURANT AND MOTEL Route 250 PHONE: 775-5572 Norman, Hilda, Terrel, Rick Hundred, W.V. TENNANT WILBERT VAULT CO. Box 173 Mt. Morris, Pennsylvania 15349 Cemetery Markers 2% Discount if Paid By 15th of Month BELL’S MARKETS BELL’S MARKET BELL’S MARKET Blacksville, W.V. PHONE: 432-8555 Fairview, W.V. PHONE: 449-1953 BELL’S MARKET BELL’S MARKET Hundred, W.V. PHONE: 775-4311 656 Grant Town, W.V. PHONE: 278 MT. MORRIS SUPERMARKET Owned and Operated by ' Mt. Morris, Pa. PHONE: 324-2611 PING INC. Drawer K Blacksville, W.V. 26521 150 TH MORGANTOWN W. VA. MOORES Seville Diamond Jeweler 17 S. Washington St. Waynesburg, Pa. 15370 Phone: (412) 627-5070 PEANUT SHOPPE 328 High Street Morgantown, W. Va. 491-5838 Best of Luck to the Class of ’85 TRIANGLE HOTEL 12D Bill George Drive Waynesburg, Pa. 151 Good Luck to the Cee-Bees HUNDRED Hundred, WV 775-4111 ember FDIC ■ Jdi HONDA SUZUKI BARNHART’S HONDA — SUZUKI R.D. 2, Box 87B Prosperity, Pa. 15329 Exit 4 179-19 North Sales — State Inspection — Repairs — Parts Greg Barnhart, Owner PHONE: 627-5819 GROVER C. HUGHES HARDWARE — APPLIANCES FARM SUPPLIES Waynesburg, Pa. PHONE: (412) 627-7906 Good Luck 1985 Seniors. BELL’S WHOLESALE GROCERY Morgantown, W.V. PHONE: (304) 296-2565 BARNA’S R.D. — Main Street Extension Furniture and Appliances, Inc. John Barna Tom Barna PHONE: 627-7292 852-2774 Waynesburg, Pa. 15370 What's another word O for Service? 153 ade’s Meat Processing R.F.D. No. 13 Box 127 Morgantown, W.V. 26505 Phone 328-5678 Res. 328-5368 Custom Processing Home I Meat g Livestock Dealers DOMINIUM POST — Morgantown 292-6301 Kingwood 329-1400 Greer Building, Morgantown, West Virginia 26505 Your Winning Team FIRST EXCHANGE BANK Mannington, W.V. Member FDIC PHONE: 986-1700 DISCOVER CONVENIENT BANKING IN GALLATIN COUNTY At over 35 offices throughout southwestern Pennsylvania in Fayette, Greene, Sommerset, Washington and Westmoreland counties and 21 anytime banking locations for banking when you want it. Gallatin Bank A CASHSTREAM PARTICIPANT MEMBER FDIC DAYBROOK m DEVELOPMENT COMPANY Well Plugging Dozer, Backhoe Work Rt. 2 Box 193 Fairview, W.V. PHONE: 798-3136 or 449-1101 King Queen Hair Palace Phone: 662-6750 Wadestown, WV 26589 Cindy Barnhart — Hairstylist World Wide Moving Since 1927 Local and Long Distance Moving O. J. White Transfer Storage UNITED UNITED UNITED VANLINES 296-3211 O. J. White ICCNOMC 285 United — ICC NOMC6723 180 Clay St. Morgantown Joe Simons Ins. Service, Inc. 177 HOLLAND AVE.NO. 3 P.O. BOX 2025 WESTOVER, W.VA. 291-5904 HUNDRE INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. BOX 890 HUNDRED, WV PHONE 775-5655 COMPLIMENTS OF CIRCLE FARMS Gene, Sharon and Sherry CV-RHER.T Edward Cyphert President P.O. Box 2085 Morgantown, WV Telephone 304-291-5991 (Home 292-6576) 157 MORGAN AUTO PARTS MARTS SERVICES, INC. Community Bank Trust, N.A. With Offices in Water Wells 449-1751 Four Generations of Experience M GTV 66 E. High Street Waynesburg, PA 15370 • Fairmont • Rivesville • Star City Mountaineer Mall • Middletown Mall mason dixS SUPPLY CO. Mine and Industrial Hardware Supplies PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING CO. 1201 Virginia Avenue Fairmont, WV Phone: 366-4541 RICHARD’S APPLIANCE SERVICE 498 E. High Street Waynesburgh, Pa. Phone: 627 TIONA FIRST NA1 BANK OF CARMICHAELS P.O. Box 357 Carmirhae s. (304) 798-3597 R’S EXCAVATION, INC. DEALING IN USED PIPE 'feoyte! Evertt (Jake) Barr 535 Camden Avenue Monongalia, WV President Dan Bane 467 High Str Across Fr 26570 rview 304 159 OODS Furniture FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS OF GREENE COUNTY Through the Years Think of FirstFederal When You Think gt Savings om Haden CHICO ALL ST DAIRY MAR Home Office: 331 Be Morgantown, West RED DOT HARMACY Market Street ngton, WV 265 one: 986-3483 cepting U.M.W. and Party Prescriptions 9-5 Financing a Hoi Our Sincere Best Wishes for the I 25 High Street Waynesburg, PA 15370 Telephone: (412)627-6116 I Carroll Rogers Linda Haden lont Rd. Morgantown, WV (304) 202-8441 9-9 Fridays 9-9 Daily kHSH Compliments of the BATTELLE DISTRICT FAIR ASSOCIATION The 1984 Queen Court 160 HUNDRED AUTO SERVICE 01203 Hundred, WV 26575 775-4500 Cars, Truck, And Service Mountaineer Sales Warehouse Route 7 East Morgantown, West Virginia Phone: 296-4315 P.O. Box 776 Tennants Welding and Machine Shop Lawerence, Doug, and Brian Tennant Route 2 Fairview, WV 26570 Phone: 798-3450 THE..DRUG STORE Ground Floor — Manchin Clinic Farmington, WV. 825-1270 NEW HOURS Mon.-Fri. 8 AM-8 PM Sat. 8 AM-6 PM FULL PROFESSIONAL SERVICE LOW DISCOUNT PRICES F. K. EVEREST INC. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS 1841 Locuct Avenue Ext. Westchester Fairmont PHONE: 363-8830 1758 Mileground Morgantown, West Virginia 26505 Phone: 304 296-6068 Watu$i Mobile Moynes, Inc Frank S. Latusek Glenda L. Latusek Precision Collision PAINTING, BODY REPAIR, and FRAME REPAIR SPECIALIZING IN ALUMINUM and MIG WELDING Retail and Wholesale Glenn L. Spitznogle Rt. 7, Blacksville, WV 26521 Phone: 432-8485 Custom Butchering: Inspected By: WV Department of Agriculture ROBERT A. YAGLE JEWELER Diamonds Watches Jewelry China Silverware 379 High Street Morgantown, West Virginia 26505 Phone: 296-7713 WHISLER FLOOR COVERING Quality Floor Coveting Residential — Commercial 21 Years Experience 5 Year Guarantee Installation Ed Whisler, owner HECK’S PLAZA 16 Commerce Dr. Westover, WV 26505 Telephone (304) 296-7591 SHOE TOWN “Boot’n Shoe Outfitters for the Whole Family” Mannington, WV 986-2046 COMPLIMENTS OF: WILSON WELDING Ivan B. Wilson Rt. 2 Box 173 Fairview Phone: 798-3458 MOUNTAINEER SPORTS SHOP 439 High Street Morgantown, WV Phone: 292-9702 Curtis Electric Construction Co. 345 Chestnut Street Morgantown, WV 26505 (304)291-1313 AGWAY, INC. VANCE’S PARTS AND AUTO SALES TWO LOCATIONS WE TRY HARDER MT. MORRIS, PA. 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Kevin — 52, 56, 80, I 10, 120 Ammons, Lisa — 52, 71, 76, 80, 1 15 Ammons, Marlene 46, 7 Ammons, Melissa 33, 37, 72, 77, 113 Ammons, Robert — 79, 93, 102, 103, 124, 125, 140 Ammons, Rojack 46, 76, 161 Ammons, Sandy 46, 1 7, 80, 1 1 5 Ammons, Traci 30, 40, 43, 1, 72, 76, 123 Ammons, Vicky — 41, 72, 6, 7 7, 82,83, 129 Anderson, Ronald — 52 Anderson, William 46 Art ice, Michael 33 Ashcraft, Bobbie 40, 74, 82 Ashcraft, Donnie 26 Ballard, Geoffrey 58, 7 1 Bane. Darrell 40,74,78.82 Bane, Fonda — 6, 7, 24, 66, 70, 71, 75, 121, 133, 135, 147 Bane, James 10,41,74 Bane, Scott — 52, 123 Bane, Tim - 74,79,93,96,102, 103 Bane, Todd 40 Barr. Bill — 3, 74, 76 Barr. Jenette 6, 7, 76, 135 Barr, Stacie 46, 77, 78, 80 Barr, Ted — 69, 121, 129, 130 Barr, Vance 40 Barto, Mark — 46, 76 Beach, Becky — 76 Beach, Jennifer 52, 80, 84 Beach, Robert — 23, 30, 59, 74 Beach, Rusty 33, 74 Bell, Andy - 40 Bennett, Todd — 52 Berry,. Gail 65 Berthy, Jonathan 46, 82, 84 Bilinsky, Todd 67, 121. 129 Bohon, Tracey 46 Bolyard, Sandy 6,7,67,71,121, 129, 135, 136, 157, 160 Bosley, Sarina 51, 52 Boylen, Tammie — 40, 41, 77, 81 Bragg, Ann 58,143 Bragg. Brenda 51,52, 56,76,77 Bragg, David — 30, 40, 7 1, 78, 1 23, 158 Bragg, Mike 6, 7, 72, 93, 94, 1 33, 134, 155 Bragg, Sean 51,52 Britvec, Jennifer 52, 80, 1 1 5 Brosky. John 38, 59, 82, 84 Browning, Butch — 59, 93, 96, 105 Brummage, Ray 40 Brunette, Angela 40 Butcher, Melissa 46, 77, 80 Butcher. Jon 40, 72, 76, 109 Cardi. Jane 59, 7 1 Carman, Rita 45, 60 Carpenter, Dale — 33 Carpenter, Tom — 33 Carrico, Hugo 33 Chapman. Joann — 32, 33, 37, 76, 79, 81, 102 Chapman. Virgil 46 Casteel, Dave — 65 Cluster, Bruce 40, 78 Chisler, Cathy — 40, 73, 76, 81, 114, 124 Chisler, Jeannie 49, 73, 77, 129, 130 Chisler, Pam — 5, 6, 7, 24, 67, 71, 75, 120. 128, 129, 132, 133, 135 Chisler, Peg 65 Chisler, Teresa — 30, 40, 71, 72, 76, 114 Chisler, Van 33 Church, Douglas 33 ('lark, Barbara — 60, 133 Clark, Barbie 52 Cline, Rachel — 51, 52, 55, 76, 80 Cline, Ted — 60, 102 Clovis, Brent — 40, 74, 109 Clovis, Chris 41,74,121 Clovis, Clint — 3, 6, 7, 24, 70, 74, 76,93,94, 129, 133, 148, 154, 164, 134 Clovis, Jeff — 67,93 Clovis, Jeremy 52 Clovis, Robin 36,41, 76,81, 123 Cole, Mike 33 Collins, Lynn 33, 81, 121 Conn, Lloyd 46, 48, 80 Conner, Pat — 41,71,72, 76,81 Copeland. Dale 72,81,93 Copeland. Dam — 46, 47, 55 Copeland, Danny 1 2 1 Copeland, Jackie — 8. 9, 76. 121, 132, 135, 136 Copeland, Mark 8, 9, 93, 94, 1 29, 133, 134, 136, 156 Corder, Darrell 41, 74, 78 Core, Robert - 74, 75, 93 Cottrell, Mark 46, 80 Cox, Jeff - 46, 84 Cox, John — 8 Cross, Kenneth — 30, 60, 78, 132 Cumberledge, Scott 34 Cummins, Tim 34, 74, 78 Dalton, Shaw nda 51, . 2 Davis, Kim — 41 Delaney, Chad 53 Dennison, Becky 46 Dillie, David — 46, 82, 84 Dittman, Scott 46 Dittman, Stephanie 45, 46, 84 Durst, James 46, 47 Dye, Robert 53 Eddy, Bonnie — 8, 9, 135 Eddy, Brian — 30,41,71,72, 109, 116,121 Eddy, Candace — 53 Eddy, Chad 41,76 Eddy, Freddie — 69, 81, 1 20, 125, 131 Eddy, Gary — 67 Eddy, Greg — 53, 71 Eddy, Joyce — 53, 57 Eddy, Julie — 46, 47, 48, 55, 7 1, 77, 78,80 Eddy, Kim 53, 115 Eddy, Larry 66,121 Eddy, Melissa 34 Eddy, Shawn 53, 55, 76, 80, 1 10 Eddy, Sharon 32, 34, 47, 71, 75, 81,82,93 Eddy, Sherri — 53, 84 Eddy, Sherry 68, 1 29 Eddy, Steve — 34, 73, 105, 108 Eddy, Teresa — 41, 42, 79, 81, 82, 83 Eickleberry, David 32, 34, 43, 72, 105, 108, 1 16 Eickleberry. Scott — 47, 110, 165 Evans, Ronda 76, 78 Foley, Denice 75, 82, 83, 129 Foley, Jimmy — 53 Foley, Kim 34, 82, 83 Francis, J. R. — 34 Francis, Richard — 53 Frazier, David 71,93,140 Freeland, Rita 41,71,79,81 Flynn, Jimmy 47 Gallagher, Brian — 34, 71, 72, 73, 75,93, 105, 108 Gallagher, Kathy 61,73 Gallagher. Kristy - 47, 76, 77, 78 Gower, Natalie — 34 Gracey, Carol 5,61, 133, 135 Greynolds, Kathy-Gross, Pat — 61,33 Gum, Bill 34, 69 Gum, Jeff — 71,74, 79, 102, 121 Haines, Derrick 93 Hall, Billie Jo — 46, 47, 48 Hall, Eddie - 74, I 16 Hall, Tim 5,8,9,79,94, 102, 103, 134 Hamill, Dave — 8, 69 Hamill. Terri — 41, 76, 77, 8 1 Hardesty, Sherry — 73, 76, 129 darker. Junior 7, 10, 11, 105, 106, 1 16, 117, 121, 129, 134, 136 Harris, Bill — 34, 37, 82 Hartley, Andrea — 53, 80 Harvey, Barbara 28, 29, 73, 121, 124, 125, 129 Haught, Chris 53,80 Hayes, Tammy 53 Henard, Bobby 53 Henderson, Kim — 10, 11, 66, 76, 135 Henderson, Mike — 41,71 Henkins, Julie — 54, 55, 76, 80 Henry, Dan — 28, 102 Higginbotham, Cloressa 10,11, 81, 135 Hinerman, Ellen 28,29,49,73, 76, 78, 1 13, 129 Hinerman. Jesse — 28, 67, 78, 79, 93, 102, 129 Hinerman, Steve — 28, 67 Hixenbaugh, Lisa 54, 57 Hockenberry, Tim — 10, 1 1,69, 93, 94, 105, 106, 107, 116, 129, 134 Hoke, Charlie Hoke, Diana 35 Holmes, Flo — 65 Howard, Dan — 10, 20, 69, 74, 132, 134 166 Howard, Darlene 54, 80. 1 15 Howard, Garrett 35, 82, 83 Howard, Mike (8th) 45,47, 110 Howard, Mike (10th) 35, 74 Hugo, Mike — 41, 74 Hunnell. Melissa 47, 77, 80 Hunt, Cindy — 45, 47, 78, 80 Hunt, Linda 45,47, 77,80 Husk, Beth — 3, 10, 11, 13, 70, 71, 73, 74, 75,81,89, 121, 132, 133, 157, 134, 135, 138 Jenkins, Carl 35,74 Jenkins, Jeanie — 28, 144 Johnson. Connie — 68 Johnson, Jay — 47, 84 Johnson, Joel 35 Johnson, Joy — 47 Johnson, Michelle 21,35 Johnson, Robbie 54 Johnson, Sherry — 47 Johnson, William — 48 Jones. Daniel 41,76, 79, 102 Jones, Karen 12,13, 70,73,74, 75, 121, 133, 135, 138 Jones, Kathy — 48, 76, 77, 80 Jones, Kelly — 28, 69, 70, 79, 102 Jones, Kevin D. — 12, 13, 66, 75, 120, 121, 134, 138 Jones, Kevin L. 3, 12, 13, 74, 75, 134, 138 Jones, Lori Ann — 41,79, 81,82 Jones, Marry — 51, 54, 80, 84 Kelly, Brvan — 35, 71,81, 105, 108, 124 Kelly, Michael Kelly, Owen — 54 Kennedy, Patty — 3, 12, 13, 67, 132, 133, 134, 135, 157 King, Doug 35,76 King, Melody — 48 Kimble, John 41 Kimble, Richard 28, 68, 78 Kirby, Todd — 42, 78 Kirby, Troy — 45, 48 Kuhn, Robbie — 28, 67 Kurcaba, Barbara — 45, 61 Lantz, Michelle — 42, 76, 81, 114, 128 Layton, Cari — 42, 72, 76, 81 Layton, Stacey 35,76 Layton, Tracy — 35 Legan, Jon 3, 28, 29, 74, 123, 125, 151 Legan, William — 5, 61 LeMasters, Tina 42, 71, 72, 79, 81, 140 Lemley, Jeannie — 7, 1 2, 1 3, 24, 67, 71, 1 13, 121, 128, 129, 133, 135,147 Lemley, Lori — 35, 76 Lemley, Tammy — 28, 66, 129 Lemley, Tracy — 3, 42, 43, 123 Lester, Cheryl 62 Lewis, L. W. — 35 Loar, Tobi — 36, 72,81, 113, 123 Long, Charlie — 12, 74 Long, Tonya — 46, 47, 48, 71, 80 Longwell, James — 42 Lucas, Marsha — 7, 14, 15, 24, 67, 77, 131, 132, 135, 149 Luzader, Bess — 42, 71, 72, 76, 79, 81, 140 Luzader, Michael 54, 84 Luzader, Robert — 14, 15,72, 113, 121, 133, 134 Maine, Kenny — 36 Malott. Richard 65 Malott, Rose 65 Martino, Barrv 14, 1 5, 74, 76, 93, 94, 140 Mason, Andrea 42, 71, 76, 140 Mason, Leonard 36 Mason, Michael 48, 84 Meluzio, Beth — 45, 62, 81 Mercer, Lynne 29, 74, 125, 128. 129,131 Merrifield, John 36,116,117 Michael, Brian — 47, 48, 53, 76, 80, 110 Michael, JoAnn 42 Michael, Ralph 28, 79, 102, 103 Michael, Stephanie 42, 71, 72, 73, 76, 114 Miker, Joe 58 Miller. Brook — 29, 75, 105, 108, 129,130 Miller, Carroll — 29, 67 Miller, Lana - 54 Miller, Lelia — 36, 79, 102 Miller, Stephen 47, 48, 80 Moats, Kathy — 54 Moore, Jarrod — 54, 80, 1 10 Moore, Lisa 54, 55, 76 Moore, Mary 29, 70, 72, 74, 76, 78, 131 Moore, Pam — 41,42, 7 1, 73, 76 Moore, Russ — 46, 59, 62, 93, 96, 109, 1 10, 1 16 Moore, Theresa 48,77 Moore, Velda — 65 Mooris, Lynn — 29, 69, 76, 131 Mosholder, Chuck 48,78 McCabe, Twyla 30,62,77 McClure, Candace 54, 80 McClure, Jeff — 48 McCormick, Robin — 48 McCoy, Brenda — 42 McCoy, Emzie — 54, 84 McCoy, Francis — 36, 74 McCoy, Stephen — 54 McCoy, Tammy — 42 McCoy, Terry 36 McCoy, W illiam — 54, 84 McDonald, Crystal — 48 McDougal, Glenn — 29, 68 Norwich, Allen — 46, 48 Norwich, MarvBeth 36 Ord, Walter — 29, 75, 82, 83 Owens, Heath 45, 46, 47, 48, 76, 80, 110 Pachuta, Myra — 62, 79 Palmer, John 42 Park, Jeff — 46, 48, 49, 80, 11 0 Parrish, Craig — 3, 14, 15,72, 125, 134, 164 Parrish, Pete — 49, 78 Pennington, Glen — 14, 15, 79, 102, 103, 121, 132, 134, 149, 152 Pierce, W ally — 63, 70, 76, 133, 162 Poling, Carol — 29, 68 Poling, Danny — 29, 67, 79, 129 Poling, Erica — 55 Poling, Eugene — 29, 81 Poling, Jimmy — 42, 82 Poling, W illiam 36 Porter, Robert — 47, 49 Posey, Jami — 55, 76, 80 Postlewait, Chuck — 14 Price, Charles — 29, 76 Price, Darlene - 16, 17,66, 135 Price, David 49 Price, Lisa 49 Pride, Erik — 55, 1 10 Pride, Jill 32, 36, 38, 72 Pride. Mark — 30, 93, 116, 123, 130, 160 Pride, Raealena — 30, 70, 73, 76, 77, 121, 129, 130, 141, 142, 154 Pride, Vicki — 47, 48, 49, 77, 80 Pritchard, Jeff 42,71,77 Pritchard, Terri — 55, 56, 77 Quesada, Cynthia — 55, 56, 80 Raber, Brian — 42, 59, 74 Raber, Lena — 5, 16, 17,71,74, 75, 77, 120, 121, 133, 135, 138, 140 Rehold, Doug — 68 Rebold, Lisa 49, 77 Reed, Robin 49, 77,80 Ridenour, Mary Ellen 36 Riffle, Kevin — 36 Riggs, Carey 55 Riggs, Cristy — 36 Roberts, Kevin D. — 42 Rockwell, Angela — 55, 76, 77, 80, 115 Rose, Debbie - 30, 72, 77, 129, 156 Rose, Greg — 30, 71, 75, 93, 105, 107,129 Rose, Lisa — 49, 77 Rose, Scott 55, 71, 76,80,110 Ross, Charles 53, 55 Ross, Shea — 43, 71, 79, 82, 83 Roush, Becky 5, 16, 24, 70, 71, 75,77, 78,80, 128, 133, 141, 148, 154, 135, 138 Rush, Bobby 3,5,16,17,76,81, 1 16. 1 17, 120, 123, 128, 129, 134 Rush, Connie — 63, 132 Sander, Debbie — 55, 76, 78, 80 Saunders, Barbara — 41, 43, 71, 73, 77, 76 Savino, Helena — 49, 77 Sayers, Duane — 46, 47, 48, 49, 54, 80 Seaman. Lisa 30, 70, 73,76, 77, 78, 121, 129, 141, 154 Shaffer, Peggy 55, 76, 77, 84 Shaffer, Tammy — 36, 75, 92 Shough, Scott — 43, 76 Shriver, Anita 16,17, 24,67, 75, 121, 133, 135, 138, 147, 155 Shriver, Jami 30,70,72,75, 77, 141 Shriver, Jason 48, 55, 57, 1 10 Shriver, Jeff 49 Shriver, Tina — 43, 7 1, 77, 81, 114 Shultz, Todd 43, 78. 81 Shuman, Patsy 63 Sigley, Gary — 30, 76, 129 Sigley, Richard 41,43, 109 Simmons, Debbie — 3, 5, 13, 16. 1 7, 66, 70, 75,90, 121, 133, 135, 138, 157 Simpson, Beth — 49, 76 Simpson, Carol 37,71,72 Simpson, Jennifer — 55, 78, 80, 84 Simpson, Marti Jo — 42, 43 Simpson, Mike 49, 78 Simpson, Richard — 37, 121 Simpson, Sam 69, 74 167 Simpson, William — 56 Sine, Bobbie Jo 42, 43 Sine, Bruce 18, 19,68,70,76, 1 o l l 1 4 Sine, Everett - 18, 19, 71, 74, 79, 93.94, 102, 103, 128, 129, 134, 164 Sine, Teresa 5, 8, 1 8, 24, 66, 75, 121, 131, 134, 135 Sine, Terry - 30, 43, 72, 74, 76, 109, 121 Sine, Traei 56, 80, 153 Six, Fred — 30.68, 93, 131 Skubis, Frank 63, 93, 105, 108, 116 Smith, Jimmy — 37,93, 105, 108 Snodgrass, Tabatha 56, 76, 150 Sollars. Joe — 47, 48, 49,80, 1 10 Spears, Rachel — 56, 80 Sperandio. Brenda 56, 57 Sperandio, Linda — 37,71 Spicer, Laura 5, 1 8, 24, 67, 71, 76, 121, 135 Spitznogle, Betty 37,71 Spitznogle, Charles 56 Spitznogle. Louie 43, 74, 78 Sprouse. Arias Jr. — 46 Sprouse, Kevin 30, 67 Sprouse, Penny 56 Statler, Anita 56 Statler, Billy 56, 1 1 0 Statler. Gerald 18, 19, 74, 134 Statler, Jackie — 30, 70, 75, 7 7, 78, 129 Statler, Kenny 37, 74, 79,93, 102 Statler, Nancy 43. 82 Statler, Richard — 46, 47, 48, 50, 159 Statler, Rita — 30, 71, 72, 75, 77, 81,82,83, 129, 154 Statler. Ronnie 48, 49, 50, 164 Statler. Rvan — 18, 19, 59, 71,74, 76.93.94, 105, 106, 123, 133, 134, 135 Statler, Tracy — 43, 71, 75, 77,96 Steele, Doug 30, 43, 71, 72, 76, 109,123 Stewart, Jimmy 20,21,69,93, 94. 129 Stewart, Jeff 48, 50, 80 Stewart, Micheal 56 Stewart, Traci — 43, 72, 76 Stiles, Eric 37 Stiles, Karen 5, 63 Stitohick, Chris 3, 42, 43, 76, 81, 123 Stitchick, Mike — 37 Strosnider. Billy 37,93 Strosnider. David 43 Strosnider. Jimmy 56 Strosnider, Susan 31,68 Swaniger, Ronnie 37,93 Swaniger, Ryan 47, 56 Swisher, Jodi — 37, 71, 73, 75, 77, 124 Sypolt, Chris — 56 Sypolt, Richard 31,67 Szegedy, Michelle 56,80,120 Tate. Duane — 37, 74 Tate, Jennifer 43, 7 1, 72, 79, 81, 140 Tate, Missy — 20, 66, 76, 80, 1 30, 132,135 Tate, Paula — 57 Tennant, Bryan 50 Tennant, Brad — 44, 82, 83 Tennant, Christopher 50 Tennant, Christopher Mark 38, 76, 78, 102, 103, 116 Tennant, David — 31,44, 75, 93, 123, 129 Tennant, Donnie — 50, 77 Tennant, Gary — 46, 47, 48, 50, 80 Tennant, James — 57 Tennant, Jesse — 20, 21,78, 134 Tennant, Kevin — 41,71,76, 109 Tennant. Kristi — 44 Tennant, Laura — 57, 7 1,84 Tennant, Lisa 32, 38, 72 Tennant, Michelle 57, 80, 1 15 Tennant, Mike — 38, 71, 75, 105, 108 Tennant, Mona 44, 71,76, 77 Tennant, Richard 38, 7 1 Tennant, Sally — 5, 20, 21.71, 73, 77, 120, 131, 132, 135, 140, 142.154 Tennant, Sherri 7, 20, 2 1,24, 67, 75, 77, 1 21, 135, 149 Tennant, Stacie — 57 Tennant, Stacy 20, 21,57, 68, 130. 135 Tennant, Tabatha 38, 82, 83 Tennant, Tammy 31, 75, 76, 77, 1 13, 128, 129, 131 Tennant, Tiffany 46, 48, 49, 50, 76, 77, 1 15 Tennant, William — 3 1 Thomas, Curtis 50, 76, 110 Thomas, Denise — 57, 77, 80, 84 Thomas, Dennis — 58, 133, 134, 135,143 Thorne, Jimmy — 22, 23, 78, 79, 102,103 Thorne, Ryan — 57, 71, 76, 78 Throckmorton, Jason 44,78 Throckmorton, Lori 50 Tolka. Cindy — 57 Towns, Donna — 57 VanMeter, John — 58, 64, 79, 102 VanScyoc, Isreal 38, 71,93, 1 16 Varner, Butch 22, 23, 74, 75, 116. 117, 132, 133, 134, 136, 138.155 Varner, Dina — 44, 76 Varner, Justin 22,23 Varner. Rhonda 31, 72,73,75, 76, 78, 129 Varner, Rochelle — 57 Varner, Scott 32, 38, 74, 93, 1 16 Varner,Terri 42,44,76,114 Varner, William 74 Verbosky, Eric 45, 47, 48, 50, 55, 80, 1 10 Villers, James — 50 Villers, Lori — 57 Walls, Jody 31,70,77, 90, 129 Walls. Russ 48, 50, 1 10 Walker, Mike 44, 72, 109 Watson, Keith 44, 109, 121 Watson, Scott 22,23,71, 74,75, 76,93,94,96, 105, 106, 107, 133, 134, 138 Webber, Carl - 31, 75, 105, 107, 116, 117, 125 Webber, Missy — 38, 93 Weber, J. C. — 38, 121, 128, 129 Weinheimer. Richard 64 Welch, Randel — 44 White, Marcia — 38, 76, 82 White, Mary Jane — 64, 76 White, Rebecca — 50, 82, 84 W iley, Scott — 44, 71,109, 1 24 W ilkinson, Joey 31,72,75, 82, I 128, 129' Willard, Brenda — 44 Willard. Crystal 57 W illard, Kandyce — 48, 50, 80 W illard. Todd — 38, 79, 102 Willard, Tommy — 44 Wilson, Buckey 51,57 Wilson, Chris — 44, 76, 109 Wilson, David — 38, 79, 102 Wilson, Huey 64 Wilson, Marion 64 Wilson, Ryan 93 Wilson, Ryan 50, 76, 80 Wilson, Trina — 30, 43, 44, 7 1, 73, 76, 81, 1 14 W'ise, Jo Ann — 38 Wolfe, David 44 Wolfe, Rhonda — 1 5, 22, 23, 24, 6 70, 75, 121, 135, 149, 162 W right, Ralph — 38, 74 W right, Sharon 31,74 W right, Tammy 31, 72, 128, 12 131 W right, Tonya — 43, 44, 72, 79, 82 83 Yost, Mary Ann — 44, 71, 73, 77 Zechman, Wendy 1 5, 22, 23, 24, 67, 70,75, 121, 133, 135, 14