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

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1986 volume:

CLAY-BATTELLE HIGH SCHOOL Blacksville, West Virginia 26521 Dig For The Treasure Chest of Memories Yo, Ho, Ho and a Bottle of Rum! Ahoy, there Mateys do ye know from where the treasure comes? Ye good folk of Clay-Battelle should use the Liberanni to trace your footsteps through the year. Ye will find it a jewel, nay, a treasure chest of memories. If ye fails to search ye shall walk the plank. Captain Ray and Rodney have found their treasure chest of memories. Can you find yours? Here Is A Place To Start Mr. Brosky conducts the band at a football game. Jody, Jean me, and Tammy are the official Cee-Bee Bunnies. Mark and Carl plan their escape from the classroom. The Cee-Bee Football Team attempts to score against Hundred. 3 imors fcophorm Fresh me iketball Indent C ouncil tsketball Hom luors 140 Seniors Motto: The Past is all behind us, but the future is just around the horizon. Flower: Pink carnation and Baby’s breath. Colors: Blue and Gold Sponsors Class Officers Tia Brackenrich L to R: David Frazier — Sergeant-at-arms, Denice Foley — Historian, Raealena Pride — Treasurer, Carl Webber — Vice-President, Jami Shriver — President, Kelly Jones — Secretary. 5 Seniors Learn With Clubs JOHN RICHARD AMMONS “John” was a member of the art club, FFA and co-editor of “The Sting' . John lettered three years in varsity football and varsity basketball and was captain of both. He was named first-team All-Mason Dixon and honorable mention All-State. John lettered four years in varsity baseball and was listed in “Who’s Who in High School football and basketball. He was an escort for the 1985 Junior-Senior Prom. John plans to gel an engineering degree at West Virginia University, get a job and marry lisa. ROBERT LEE AMMONS “Stump” was a member of the pep club, FHA, Sergeant-at-arms and played football his junior and senior years. He was named first-team All-Mason Dixon tailback, honorable mention All-Stale. He also had the-honor of being named Mr. Football during homecoming week his senior year. He lettered three years in wrestling, look fourth place in region, his sophomore and junior year. He also lettered one year on the track team. Bobby plans to attend Fairmont Stale College, get a good job. and marry Joann Chapman. JOHN AMMONS VICKY SUE ADAMS “Sue-Sue was a member of FBLA, pep dub, band executive council and the art club. Vicky was 1985 Sadie Hawkins Day Queen and was a football homecoming queen candidate. She held the offices of band vice-president, senior high band representative, band historian. FBI A Sergeant-at-arms and office aid. Vicky plans to attend Fairmont Slate and major in physical education, then attend West Virginia University and get a degree in guidance counseling. TIMOTHY KYLE BANE “Tim was a member of FFA. and wrestling club. He lettered two years in varsity football and made first-team All-Mason Dixon. In wrestling, Tim placed second in his region to advance to slate competition and lettered three years. He was also held the office of captain of the wrestling team his senior year. Tim plans to attend college, play sports and to marry Ix ri after college. VICKY AMMONS TIM BANE BILLY EUCENE BARR “Bill was a member of the FFA, art club and a member of the T-birds air band. The T-birds won first place at Clay-Battelle High and third place at Dolly’s lounge in Morgantown. Bill plans to be a comedian and eventually be a regular on Saturday Night Live. THEODORE GRAHAM BARR “Teddy Bear” was a member of FFA three years, in which he was parliamentarian his junior year. He also received the greenhand and Chapter Farmer Awards. During his junior and senior years, he was an active member of VICA. He also participated in varsity basketball and student council for one year. Ted plans to become a successful precision welder. BILL BARR TED BARR 6 Seniors John played the position of quarterback for two years. Bobby stands proudly with his parents on Senior Night after receiving the honor of Mr. Football. Bill, Joey and Eddie work eagerly to finish a water color. Tim and Jesse accept their award on senior night with great pride. Ted escorts Vicky for 1985 Homecoming Queen. 7 Vo-Tech Center Contributes to Seniors’ Education REBECCA ANN BEACH “Peach” was a member of Hearts Unlimited where she worked on the scrapbook her senior year. She was an active member in the art club. Children of Rebellion, and FHA her junior year. Becky was also treasurer of the art club. She plans to attend Salem College and study equestrian education. TODD EDWARD BILINSKY Todd transferred here his junior year from Martins Kerry High School in Ohio. He was a two year VICA member and attended the vo-tech school where he studied auto mechanics. Todd was also representative of his class at vo-tech his senior year. He plans to join the Air Force and become an auto mechanic. BECKY BEACH TODD BILINSKY REGINA BLENDINECHISLER “Jeannie” was captain of the junior varsity cheerleading squad her junior and senior year. She was a member of the Pep Club. FHA, and secretary of FBLA. Jeannie was prom queen candidate and 85 Homecoming queen candidate. She also was second runner-up and Miss Congeniality of the 1985 Batlelle District Fair. Her future plans are to attend WVU and major in dental hygiene. JEFFREY ALAN CLOVIS “Pac-man participated in varsity football three years, basketball two years, and was an active member of the track team. He was a member of FFA, Pep Club, and the Chess and Games Club. Jeff attended vo-tech his junior and senior year and studied auto mechanics. He plans to go to a trade school or get a job in a garage. DANIEL MORRIS COPELAND JR “Boone was sergeant-at-arms of the Class of 1986 his tenth grade year. He was an active member of FFA. Danny was also a Football Homecoming escort. His future plans are to become a beach bum. ROBERT LYNN CORE “Abduhl was active in FFA for two years and FHA one year. He was a member of the National Honor Society his junior and senior year. He was parliamentarian in FFA his junior year and president his senior year. Robert was also a member of the football team for three years and ran junior high track for two years. He plans to go to WVU. major hi agriculture, and then become a career fanner. JEANNIE CHISLER i DANNY COPELAND JEFF CLOVIS ROBERT CORE Seniors Jeannie says, “An apple a day keeps the doctor away. Robert can’t believe he has to take finals. Booner gives his philosophy of the future in speech class. Todd patiently waits for the vo-tech bus. Seniors Have Diverse Interests at Vo-Tech FREDDIE WAYNE EDDY I! Freddie was a member of the chorus for six years, the student council Community Advisory Council, and was president of the junior class. He was chosen for All-Stale-Choir for two years and All-County-Choir three years. He also attended vo-teeh and studied precision welding. His junior year, he received the Citizenship of the year award. Freddie plans to gel married after graduation. CARY LEE EDDY “Moats” has been a member of the FFA and the 200 club. He also attended vo-lech studying auto body, where he was a member of VICA for two years. Cary hopes to have his own auto body shop after graduation. LARRY L. EDDY I rry attended vo-tech taking industrial electricity for two years. He played football for two years and wrestled his junior year. Larry plans to become an electrician. SHERRY LYNN EDDY “Sher” attended vo-tech for two year. Her junior year she studied child-care and belonged to the Hero club. Her senior year she look cosmetology and j� r-licipated in VICA. She was also a part of the FFA for four years. Sherry is going to finish cosmetology after graduation and hopes to become a successful beautician and someday own her own shop. She would also like to gel married later on. LARRY EDDY SHERRY EDDY RHONDA JEAN EVANS Rhonda is a member of the art club ami Hearts Unlimited, where she is the reporter. She attended vo-tech her senior year, studying cosmetology. Rhonda plans to be a beautician. DENICE ELAINE FOLEY “Niecy” was historian of the band, honor society treasurer, and historian of the class of 1986 her senior year. She was also a part of the pep dub. yearbook staff and was drum majorette. Denice was a prom queen candidate and a homecoming queen candidate for 1985. She plans to attend WVU to become a high school history teacher. 10 RHONDA EVANS DENICE FOLEY Seniors 11 Den ice says, “Sometimes you’ve gotta say what the heck!’ Gary attends afternoon vo-lech. Seniors Plan To Go To College IMVII) KYLE FRAZIER David belonged to the FFA, Hearts Unlimited, .student council. chorus and the French club. He lettered in football three years and was captain his senior year. David made the All-Mason-Dixon team two years. He also belonged to the track team three years and wrestling one year. He was sgt.-at-arms for his senior class. David plans to go to college. WILLIAM CURTIS CUM “Wild Bill belonged to the FFA and VICA. Bill took welding at the vo-tech center for two years and he played football his senior year. Bill plans to get a job as a welder. DERRICK LEE HAINES Derrick belonged to the FFA his junior year. He lettered in football two years. In the future he plans to go to college to study criminal justice. LEONARD EDWARD HALL, JR Eddie was involved in FFA. Honorary Hearts Unlimited, art club and the newspaper staff. Eddie participated in baseball for three years. His senior year he was vice-president of the art club, and student advisor for FFA. Eddie also was a member of the T-Birds airband. In the future he plans to join the air force and be DAVID FRAZIER an airplane mechanic. BILL GUM SHERRY LYNNE HARDESTY “PufT’ was a member of the art club for one year and a mat maid for two years in which she received certificates of participation for both groups. Sherry was secretary for the FHA. a member of the I Jberanni staff and the conservation class. In 1985, Sherry was first attendant of the football homecoming court and second attendant of the Junior Carnival her junior year. Sherry's future plans are to attend Pittsburgh's Baunder Fashion Institute. BARBARA LYNN HARVEY Barb was a member of FBLA. pep club, chorus and FHA. where she held the office of secretary her junior year. She was also a mat maid cheerleader her junior year. Barb was chosen first attendant of the Jingle Bell Ball and she was listed in Who's Who Among High School Students 1984-85. Barb's future plans are to become a secretary. DERRICK HAINES EDDIE HALL c SHERRY HARDESTY BARB HARVEY 12 David was a member of the Cee-Bee football team. Seniors Barb. Debbie, and Carrie As a senior Sherry was a member of the Liberanni Staff. waited for Mrs. Meluzio. Jesse. Bill, Scott. Eddie, David, and John were found to be displaying their talents. Derrick was a library aid fourth period. 13 Senior Plans to Travel JESSE WALTER HINERMAN Moose was a member of FFA, Hearts Unlimited. Games Club, and French Club. Jesse lettered in two years of wrestling and in one year of football. He attended vo-tech for one year studying auto body and one year studying auto mechanics. Jesse plans to set up a small automotive shop in the area. SARAH ELLEN HINERMAN “Ellen” was a member of the Junior Varsity cheerleading squad. FHA. Pep Club, track and Hearts Unlimited, where she held the office of sergeant-at-arms. Ellen was a candidate for the 1985 Clay District Fair Queen. She was also a candidate for Prom and Football Homecoming Queen. Ellen attended beauty school in Morgantown and was an aide in home economics. Ellen plans to finish beauty school and start her own beauty shop business. SNIPING JESSE HINERMAN ELLEN HINERMAN STEVEN DOUGLAS HINERMAN “Steve” was a member of the Vocational Industrial Clubs of America. He attended vo-tech studying auto mechanics his senior year. He plans to get a job in auto mechanics. JEANIE MARIE JENKINS “JJ” was a member of the Future Business Leaders of America her junior year. She attended vo-tech studying data-processing her senior year. Jeanie plans to travel the world and someday own her own flower shop. STEVE HINERMAN JEANIE JENKINS CONNIE SUE JOHNSON “Connie attended vo-tech for one year studying food management her senior year and studying childcare her junior year. Connie plans to find a good job. KELLY LYNNEJONES “Kelly” was a member of Hearts Unlimited one year, the Uberanni Staff her junior year, statistician for the wrestling team for two years, and VICA for two years, where she was reporter her senior year. Kelly was historian of her junior class and secretary of the senior class. She went to VICA skill Olympics as a contestant in Data-Processing for one year and as an observer for two years. She also ompeted at the leadership conference in opening and closing ceremonies for VICA at Cedar lakes for two years. Kelly attended vo-tech studying communication and information processing, where she was placed in a job at South Junior High School, working as a computer operator. Kelly’s future plans are to go to Fairmont Slate College, major in electronic data processing and someday be a data entry operator. CONNIE JOHNSON KELLY JONES 14 Seniors Jesse is in the down position at the start of the 2nd period of the CB vs University High wrestling match. Jeanie attended vo-tech studying data-processing. Steve works on his collage project in art. Kelly helps Mrs. Rush during first period. 15 Seniors Attended Vo-Tech ROBERT HOWARD KUHN Kuhndog was a member of KFA. Hearts Unlimited and French Club. He has been in auto mechanics at vo-tech for two years and a member in VICA for two years. Robbie (dans to be an auto mechanic, gel married and raise a family. JON ANDREW LECAN lx gan was president of FFA. a member of the French club and of Hearts Unlimited. He was a member of the student council his junior and senior year ami was art editor for the Sting his senior year. Jon plans to attend West Virginia University and major in journalism or public relations. Jon then plans to become a swinging bachelor with a great job. TAMMY LYNN LEM LEY “Tami attended vo-tech and was president of Hero for a year. Tami plans to continue her food business classes at the vo-tech center. ROBERT KUHN JON LEGAN WALTER GLENN McDOUCAL Glenn was a member of VICA for one year while studying drafting at vo-tech his junior year. Glenn plans to attend West Virginia Career College. VIRGINIA LYNN MERCER Hot Lips was a member of FFA. FHA, and the art club. She was first attendant at the Prom and was a candidate for the Battelle District Fair Queen. Lynn plans to go to college or vo-tech. get a job dealing with computers. RALPH HUGH MICHAEL “Ral|� h has been a member of FFA. the 200 club and the art club. He lettered two years in varsity wrestling and placed fourth in Regionals. He was also captain of the wrestling team his senior year. Ralph plans to start his own business or go to the marines. TAMMY LEMLEY GLENN McDOUGAL KUMh LYNN MERCER RALPH MICHAEL 16 Bobby works hard to maintain his physique. Seniors Susie surprises Lynne wilh a secret! Glenn draws a coupler in mechanical drawing. Tammy says, “Calgon take me away!” Jon gels “the beat” at the chorus party. Seniors Plan Career In Medicine BK(K)K ALAN MILLER Scotler was a member of the National Honor Society his junior and senior year. He was vice-president of student council his senior year and played varsity baskclhall his junior year. Brook's future plans are to attend WVU and pursue a career in medicine. CARROLL JEROME MILLER JR. Jake” was a member of VICA his junior and senior year. He also attended the vo-lech school. He plans to own a body shop, get married and have children. MARY VIRGINIA MOORE Mary was a member of the Art Club and FFA. She was vice-president of Hearts Unlimited her junior and senior year and worked on the scrapbook that HU entered in Youth Conservation Day which took first place. Mary also attended the vo-lech school and studied cosmetology. She plans to become a beautician. LYNN ANN MORRIS Lynn attended the vo-tech school where she studied cosmetology. She also helped with the wrestling team. Lynn plans to continue with cosmetology. WALTER CLINTION ORD Jaws was a member of the National Honor Society his junior and senior year. He was band president for two years and representative of the band his senior year. He was chosen to the 1985 All-State Band and to the 1985 West Virginia Honors Band. Walter also won the 1985 Outstanding Musicianship Award and was a member of the 1982-83 Monongalia County Honors Band. He was copresident of the Chess Club and a member of the band executive council. Walter plans to go to WVU and major in music. CAROL ANN POLING Carol attended the vo-tech school where she studied child care and food management. She plane to gel married and become a nurse. MARY MOORE WALTER ORD CAROL POLING Becky works hard on her surrealistic painting for art class. LYNN MORRIS 18 Seniors David shows off for Rila as Brook and Jon look on. Mary looks at the Halloween bulletin board that Becky, Rhonda and Myrtle prepared. Brook gives Nena a bunny hug. Walter and Carroll obey new school rule, hand holding only. Denice frantically searches for pictures to meet her yearbook deadline! 19 Seniors Plan to Attend WVU WILLIAM DANIEL POLING “Danny was a member of VICA his junior and senior year. He also belonged to the wrestling and art club. Danny attended vo-tech where he was chosen as class representative of the auto body class. He plans to work as an auto body technician. MARK ALLEN PRIDE “RC was president of the weight-lifting club and sergeant-at-arms for the junior class. He was a three year letterman in football and l a� eball and was a one year letterman in wrestling and track. He received honorable-mention offensive left guard and second team All Mason-Dixon offensive left guard. Mark plans to attend WVU. majoring in petroleum engineering, and will possibly try out for the football or Itaselkall teams. DANNY POLING MARK PRIDE RAEALENA DAWN PRIDE Nena was ice-president of tbe pep club and chorus, treasurer for FHA and the senior class. She was also a member of FBLA, art club, student council, and the y earbook staff. She was also a candidate for prom queen and second attendant for Football Homecoming Queen. Nena’s future plans are to attend Fairmont Stale College while continuing to work at Gabriel Brothers where she has worked for two years. DEBRA LYNN ROSE Debbie was historian and reporter of the FBLA and a member of the newspaper staff her junior year. She was a Prom, Gay District Fair, and Football Homecoming Queen candidate. She was also named to Who’s Who Among American High School Students. Debbie plans to finish cosmetology school and get a job. RAEALENA PRIDE DEBBIE ROSE JOHN GREGORY ROSE “Rosebud” was a member of the French club, honor society, science club. Hearts Unlimited, games club, and student council, where he was president. He attended the student council state meeting and the mock United Nations seminar. He was also a varsity football letterman three years. All Mason-Dixon foothall three years, varsity haskrlball letterman two years, and second team All Mason-Dixon both years. He was a two year track member. Greg plans to attend WVU and major in business. He then plans to start his own business and become a millionaire. LISA MICHELLE SEAMAN lisa was president of the FHA and treasurer of Hearts Unlimited ami the junior class. She was also in the FBLA. art dub. pep club. Wbo’s Who Among American High School Students, and yearbook where she was darkroom manager. She played varsity l a kelball for three years and made the All-Toumament-Team her junior year. She was a Prom and Homecoming queen candidate. Lisa plans to go to college ami prepare for a successful career. GREG ROSE LISA SEAMAN 20 Seniors Danny Poling, “I want you. Debbie is gathering information for her term paper. Mark’s senior year was his first year wrestling. Greg was a three year varsity football letterman. Nena plays peek-a-boo. Seniors Plan To Go To School JAMI LOU SHRIVER Jami belonged lo the student council, pep club, she was also a varsity cheerleader. In 1985. Jami was elected Clay-District Fair Queen and Football Homecoming Queen. Her honors were Who's Who Among American High School Students, DAR Good Citizenship Award and Honor Girl. She was president of the senior class, FBI.A, and Honor Society. She attended vo-lech her senior year, taking information processing. Jami's future plans are to get a job and marry Scott. GARY LEE SICLEY Gary lielonged to the art Hub his junior year. He w as also a member of the FFA in which he was given the Greenhand and Chapter Farmer Awards. JAMI SHRIVER GARY SIGLEY FREDRICK ALLEN SIX “Bambino-Booger Six” belonged to the FFA. VICA, French club, football, track, and the weight lifting club. Bambino's junior year he made second team All-Mason-Dixon football kicker, second team offensive tackle, kicker. In his senior year he was first team All-Mason-Dixon offensive, defensive and kicker and second team All-Slate kicker. Fred was part of the FT A his junior and senior years. Sgt.-at-arms of his junior and senior classes. He also took building construction at the vo-lech center. Fred plans to go lo college for four years to study physical education, play football, and later hopes to coach football. • JACQUELINE LEESTATLER Jackie belonged to the newspaper staff and student council. She played girls basketball. Jackie represented CBHS in the 1985 Bituminous Coal Queen Pageant, at Girls State, and was a Clay-District Fair Queen candidate. She was selected All-Mason-Dixon first team. She was among Who’s Who Among American High School Students. Jackie was a candidate for football and basketball homecoming and Prom Queen. Jackie was president of pep club. Hearts Unlimited, art club, chorus, and vice-president of her junior class. She was managing editor for the Sting, and the Liberanni staff. Jackie was also an office aid. secretary of honor society, and yearbook filing coordinator, and copy editor. Jackie plans to attend WVU or Salem College and continue to play basketball. FRED SIX JACKIE STATLER RITA LYNN STATLER Rita was a member of the FBLA for four years, pep dub, honor society and chorus for six years. She was a majorette in l and and a varsity cheerleader for two years, and a member of student council. She was selected for two years All-State Chorus. Rita was also vice-president of honor society, an office aid. and was in the ja z band. Rita plans to attend college for four years and major in music. SUSAN LYNNE STROSNIDER Susy belonged to FHA. Hero her junior year and she was in the art club. She attended vo-lech her junior year and was awarded for her studies in child care. Susan plans to get married to Michael Smith in June. RITA STATLER SUSAN STROSNIDER 22 Seniors Jami look care of business lor Ihe yearbook stall. L Jackie and Raealena were both members of Sr. High Chorus. Rita and David relax during lunch. Gary watches to see if his teacher is coming back. Lisa was recognized as a member of the honor roll. Seniors Who Plan To Continue Education RICHARD LEE SYPOLT •‘Rich” studied auto body repair at the vo-tech center for two years. He was also an FFA member for one year. In the future Rich plans to work at Denzils Auto Body full time. ROBERT DAVID TENNANT JR. David was a member of the honor society, science club, and chorus. He was also selected for Who's Who Among High School Students. David was in football and track for two years, and kept slats for the basketball team his junior year. David plans to attend WVU and major in psychology and have his own practice by the age of thirty. RICHARD SYPOLT DAVID TENNANT TAMMY RENAETENNANT Tammy was a five year member of the honor society, and the FBLA. where she held the | osition of vice-president. She was also secretary of the FHA, a member of the pep club, art club, science club and the yearbook staff, where she held the position of art editor. She was also a cheerleader for three years. She was third runner-up for the 1985 Clay-District Fair, and second runner-up of the 1985 Prom Court. RHONDA LYNN VARNER “Spider” was a member of the honor society. She was also a member of Hearts Unlimited, FHA art club, and in wrestling management. She was also on the Sting, and a member of the Pollen Staff in HU for three years, where she served as editor. Rhonda was the winner of the 1985 Sally Award, second place in the stale of W est Virginia National French Exam, and won the Rhododendron Award. She was the class historian for two years. Rhonda's future plans are to finish cosmetology and eventually open her own business. TAMMY TENNANT RHONDA VARNER JODY LEE WALLS Jody has been a member of the FBLA for four years, where she served as both sergeant-at-arms and as secretary. She was also a member of the FHA, pep club, and the Science club. Jody was on the Uberanni staff for two years, where she was layout editor during her senior year. She was also a 1985 prom queen candidate. CARL GENE W EBBER JR. Moby was a member of the National Honor Society. He was the captain of the basketball team, and played football and baseball. During (Carl’s junior year he was first team defense, second string offense. All-Mason-Dixon, ( arl was also a finalist for the Consol Scholarship, and held the office of senior class vice-president. Carl’s future plans include going to college, and becoming a mining engineer. JODY WALLS CARL WEBBER 24 Seniors Rita and David were glad to see that shoes were optional at the Sadie Hawkins Dance. Nena and Rhonda watch the race for kisses at the Sadie Hawkins festivities. Tammy says “Jody, do you see what I see?” Richard Sypolt and Robbie Kuhn work on water colors during art class. Carl plays the position of forward in basketball his senior year. 25 Seniors Plan Further Education JOKY DAVID WILKINSON Jot has horn an active member of the Cee-Bee Band, where hr arrvrd as thr percussion section Iradrr. and hold thr office of sergeant-at-arms. Hr also participated in thr jau hand. track, and wrestling. Jor Mas also a member of National Honor Society. French dub, and thr art club. Hr plans to attend WVU next fall and major in pre-law or computer science. SHARON LOUISE WRIGHT Sharon has been a member of the Future Farmers of America for six years, in which she served as secretary during her senior year. She has also been a member of both the Future Business leader of America, and the art club. Sharon plans to become a secretary , and to get married after graduation. JOEY WILKINSON SHARON W RIGHT TAMMY JOANN WRIGHT Tammv has been a member of the Cee-Bee Band where she played dannet and was a member of the silk line. Tammy was also a member of Students .Against Drunk Driving (SADD) in which she held the office of vice-president. She was the winner of the Pollen Award in conservation along with being the 1985 Prom Queen. Tammv plans to further her education. RICHARD ALLEN HILLBERRY II Rick transferred to CBHS at mid-year from Fast Liverpool High School, in East Liverpool. Ohio. As a student there, he was president of his freshman and sophomore class, and was secretary during his junior year. Rick participated in foothall two years, baseball three years, cross country one year, golf two years, and wrestling four years. He finished his senior wrestling season at CBHS. At East Liverpool he attended vo-tech where he was a member of VICA. Rick was also a member of the booster club, thespian . and was a senior advisor. In the future Rick plans to attend WVU and become a coach. TAMMY WRIGHT RICK HILLBERRY 26 Seniors Joey was involved in sports during high school. Carl carried a heavy load as office aid. Rhonda, Mary. Sherry, and Sharon beg Mr. Miker not to make them go back to class. 27 Seniors Race For Kisses At Sadie Hawkins Becky and Ronda say “Homework, Homework, gimme a Break. Mark and Rita are Hillbillies for a night at the Sadie Hawkins Day Dance on November 23. Nena, Barb, Lisa, and Robin take a caffeine break. 28 Joey races to get to “Ninja Class’ . Juniors Molto: We'll rely on one another As we live our high school days. But we'll treasure one another When we go our separate ways. Colors: Baby blue and White Flower: Carnation Sponsors Barbara Clark Class Officers Mary Jam While Front to Back: David Eickleberry — Treasurer. Jodi Swisher — Vice President. Tammy Gallatin — President. Lisa Tennant — Secretary, Jimmy Smith — Sgt. at Arms, Kim Foley — Historian. Not Pictured — Sgt. at Arms, Israel Van Seyoc, David Wilson. 29 Juniors Cristy Ammons Missy Ammons Rusty Beach Dale Carpenter Hugo Carrico JoAnn Chapman Van Chisler Doug Church Mike Cole Lynn Collins Dale Copeland Tim Cummins 30 Juniors Remember. Ellen and Natalie! Hand holding only!! Keith and Kim share one last Sadie Hawkins dance together. Melissa Eddy Sharon Eddy Steve Eddy David Eickleberry Kim Foley J. R. Francis Brian Gallagher Tammy Gallatin Natalie Gower 31 Kim and Tabatha take some time out for GIRI. TAI.K . Juniors Stacey and Bryan study for conditioning finals. Garrett Howard Mike Howard Michelle Johnson Mary Jones Bryan Kelly Stacey Layton Tracy Layton Lori Lemley L. W. Lewis L. W. says, “Lets see Mike get away now.' Born In memory of Lori Ann Lemley August 28, 1969, died March 18, 1986. 32 Tobi I.oar Leonard Mason Juniors Francis McCoy John Merrifield Lelia Miller Jill Pride Mary Ridenour Tammy Shaffer Micheal Shannon Carol Simpson Richard Simpson Jimmy Smith Linda Sperandio Betty Spitznogle 33 Juniors Jodi gels frustrated over her American Authors paper for Ms. Gracey s class. Duane thinks daydreaming is better than doing English homework any day. Kenny Statler Tracy Staller Eric Sliles Mike Stitchick W illiam Slrosnider Ronnie Swaniger Jodi Swisher Duane Tale Chris Tennant I.isa Tennant Mike Tennant Richard Tennant r Billy Slrosnider builds a shelf in Mr. Beach's Vo-Ag class. 34 Juniors Israel shows everyone w hat he's made of in Mr. Moore's conditioning class. BMI Varnf‘r and S ac Uv,on can’' cero lo find lheir a lo Mr c™“'� Scott Varner cuts out the parts of a table in Mr. Beach's class. Not Pictured: Michelle Higgins Tabatha Tennant William Tennant Israel VanScyoc Scott Varner William Varner Missy Webber Marcia White Todd Williard David Wilson Joann W'ise Ralph Wright 35 Sophomores Colors: Blue and White Flower: Rose Motto: We will keep on trying and never stop. Class Officers Left: Brian Eddy — President, Michelle Lantz — Secretary, Pat Conner — Historian. Right: David Bragg — Sergeant-at-arms, Trina Wilson — Treasurer, Traci Stewart — Vice-President. Sponsors Twyla McCabe Robert Beach Kenneth Cross 36 Sophomores Cathy and Darlene are cheerleaders. Todd and Mike lift weights for Mr. Moore’s seventh period conditioning class. a i f David Ammons Dezra Ammons K Traci Ammons Mike Artice Darrell Bane James Bane Todd Bane Tammie Boylen David Bragg Ray Brummage Jon Butcher Tom Carpenter 37 Bruce Chisler Cathy Chisler Sophomores 3 Sophomores Todd is a member of Hearts Unlimited. Tim n MrWr'i firsI year aa a varsity cheerleader. Carl plans his escape from Mr. Browning's seventh period class. Bill Harris Michael Henderson Charles Hoke Michael Hugo Carl Jenkins Kenny Jenkins Daniel Jones Lori Jones Jackie Kennedy Kim Kennedy John Kimhle Doug King Todd Kirby Michele I .ant Cari I .avion 30 Sophomores Louie and Todd study frantically for a test. Tina Lemaslers Bess Luzader Andrea Mason Brenda McCoy Tammy McCoy Joann Michael Stephanie Michael Pam Moore Mary Beth Norwich Jimmy Poling Jeff Pritchard Bryan Raber Shea Ross Barbara Saunders Sophomore girls organize Homecoming successfully. Stephanie is a junior varsity cheerleader for the boys basketball. 40 Sophomores Measuring the life-span of trees seems to be a favorite pastime of Mr. Cross's biolog) class. Scotl Shough Tina Shriver Todd Shultz Richard Sigley Marti Jo Simpson Bobbie Jo Sine Terry Sine Louie Spitznogle Nancy Statler Doug Steele Traci Stewart Chris Stitchick David Strosnider Jennifer Tale Brad Tennant 41 Rich looks patiently through the card catalog for information on girls. Sophomores Terri. Tracy. Missy, Robin, and Chris hang around during lunch. Kevin Tennant Kristie Tennant Mona Tennant Dina Varner Terri Varner Mike Walker Keith Watson Randel Welch Scott Wiley Chris Wilson Trina Wilson David Wolfe Tonya Wright Mary Ann Yost Chris, Kevin, Nancy, and Scott study outside during biology class. Dina found that she couldn't expect biology to Ik as exciting as a soap opera. 42 Freshmen Motto: Friends are forever. Time is just right now. It's friendship that we treasure. Forever — then and now. Flower: Hose and baby's breath. Colors: Pink and Grey. Sponsors Front Row: Vicki Pride — secretary. Tiffany Tennant — vice-president, Stacie Barr — president. Back Row: Duane Say(.rs____treasurer. Heath Owens — sgt. at arms, Eric Verbosky — historian. Not Pictured: James Durst — sgt. at arms. Freshmen Vogue, are you ready for Vieki, Tammy, Slacie, Tiffany, and Sandy? William is very attentive in Mr. Browning's history class. Marlene Ammons Rojack Ammons Sandra Ammons William Anderson Robert Ashcraft Stacie Barr Vance Barr Mark Barto Jonathan Berthy Tracy Bohon Melissa Butcher Lloyd Conn Dana Copeland Mark Cottrell Jeff Cox David Dillie Scott Dittman Stephanie Dittman O.K. Eric what have you got hid in there? 44 Freshmen Richetle appears lo be happy here at C.B.H.S. Anybody can lift plastic weights Janies! Have you dossed today? James Durst Julie Eddy Richard Eddy Scott Eickleberry Danny Fluharty Kristy Gallagher Melanie Golden Billie Jo Hall Tina Harker Richelle Hillberry Michael Howard Melissa Hunnell Cindy Hunt Linda Hunt Joy Johnson Sherry Johnson William Johnson Kathy Jones 45 Freshmen Brian sneaks a try on Joey’s drums. Melody King Troy Kirby James Longwell Micheal Mason Jeff McClure Crystal McDonald Brian Micheal Steven Miller Theresa Moore Allen Norwich Heath Owens Jeff Parks Bobby Porter David Price Lisa Price Susan Price Vicki Pride Lisa Rebold Joe Sotlars warms up before the game. Mrs. Carman presents some ol her homeroom with their outstanding awards. 46 Freshmen Jeff, those aren't the right sticks for that drum. Theresa and Robin are busy searching for lest answers. Lisa can't wait for Mrs. dtues leciuie iu sUn. Helena Savino Duane Sayers Jerlyn Shannon Jeff Shriver Beth Simpson Mike Simpson Tami Sine Shawn Smith Joe Sollars Richard Statler Ronnie Statler Jeff Stewart 47 Freshman Kandy says, “1 11 be president someday”. Mr. Browning teaches Curt World Regions. Donnie says. “I didn’t see ‘Do Not Erase’. Gary, tell me if its true. Is Mr. Browning really teaching? Bryan Tennant Chris Tennant Donnie Tennant Cary Tennant Tiffany Tennant Curtis Thomas Lori Throckmorton Eric Verbosky Russ Walls Becky White Kandyce Willard Ryan Wilson 48 Eighth Grade Front Row: President Debbie Sanders, Sergeant-at-arms Scott Rose, Historian Shawn Eddy. Back Rowt Vice-President Bucky Wilson, Secretary Jason Shriver, Treasurer Jarrod Moore. Sponsors Pat Gross Cheryl Lester Kevin and Jarrod work together in language arts. Nancy Ball 49 Eighth Grade Doug Ammons Kevin Ammons l.isu Ammons Sooll Bane Jennifer Beach Todd Bennetl Simim Bosley Brenda Bragg Sean Bragg Jennifer Brilvec Virgil Chapman Barbara ('.lark Rachel Cline Jeremy Clovis Shawuda Dalton (Trad Delaney A penny for your thoughts, Rachel! Kevin and Doug participated in .All-Countv Chorus. 50 Eighth Grade Scolt and Jason make class-work, group-work. Andrea. Barbie, and Jami are members of junior high choir. Come on Tab. class isn'l that boring! Bobbie Dye Candace Eddy Greg Eddy Joyce Eddy Kim Eddy Shawn Eddy Sherri Eddy Jimmy Foley Richard Francis Andrea Hartley Chris Haught Tammy Hayes Robert Henard Julie Henkins Lisa Hixenbaugh Darlene Howard 51 Eighth Grade Robbie Johnson Marcy Jones Owen Kelly Candace McClure Emzie McCoy Steven McCoy William McCoy Lana Miller Samantha Mitchell Jarrod Moore Lisa Moore Pete Parrish Erica Poling Jami Posey Brenda and Ericaadmire the bubble gum collection on their locker door. The eighth graders really stay busy in Mr. Moore's WV Studies class. 52 Eric Pride Terri Pritchard Eighth Grade Scott Rose and Shawn Eddy are ready for the Chorus’ Christmas Concert. Jennifer Britvec and Tab Snodgrass try to figure out their homework together. Chad, Bucky, and B.J. really believe in sharing their knowledge of algebra with each other. Angela Rockwell Scott Rose Chad Ross Debbie Sanders Peggy Shaffer Jason Shriver Bill Simpson Jennifer Simpson Traci Sine Tabatha Snodgrass Rachel Spears Brenda Sperandio Penny Sprouse Anita Stader B. J. Statler Mike Stewart 53 Eighth Grade Michelle works on her Knglish homework. Paula Tale awaits for her WV Studies leal results. In Memory of: Charles W. (Chad) Ross, March 18, 1972-February 18, 1986 Ryan Swaniger Chris Sypolt Paula Tale James Tennant Laura Tennant Michelle Tennant Stacie Tennant Denise Thomas Ryan Thorne Cynthia Tolka Rachelle Varner James Villers Lori Villers Crystal Willard Bucky Wilson 54 Karen Stiles John Van Meter William Browning Seventh Grade OFFICERS — L to R: president — Butch Stewart, vice-president Robin Loar, secretary — Theresa Spitznogle. treasurer — Becky Chisler. 55 Seventh Grade Laurie, Stacy, and Rachel enjoy hot lunch because of the salad bar. Keith Ammons Dathen Anderson James Anderson Ronald Anderson Richard Ashcraft Jeanie Ayres Todd Barr James Bennett Casey Berthy Jennifer Bienkoski Elizabeth Bohon Deborah Bolyard Curtis Boylen Laurie Brookover Robert Brookover Brian Brummage Keith and Gary help each other with math. 56 Seventh Grade Richard Butcher, Janies Bennett, Tony Sperandio, and Richard McCoy would Craig Costello is spending his lunch hour with Mr. Browning in D-hall. rather be outside than in D-hall. Richard Butcher Joseph Chapman Becky Chisler Robert Chisler Gary Copeland Craig Costello Carrie DeBardi Crystal Eddy Todd Foley Susette Forquer Ricky Francis Christopher Garrison Kelly Griffith James Hall Becky Hamill Elizabeth Harris 57 Seventh Grade Vernon Jones can't decide which basket is his. Tina Henard Steven Hibbs Matthew Higginbotham Barbara Hixenbaugh Jason Hixenbaugh Vernon Jones Stacy Kalikin Nehemiah Kassay George Lancaster Erik Layton Bobby Lemley Michael Lemley Gregory Liming Robin Loar Keith McCoy Richard McCoy 58 Seventh Grade Kellie Moore “gracefully'' dismounts after the midgets’ victory cheer. Rodney Moats Donra Moore Eric Moore Kellie Moore Lisa Mosholder Jason Nicholson Amanda Polanslcy Tina Porter Cindy Quesada Crystal Rebold Roger Reed Michael Ross James Sheets Barbara Sigtey John Simone Brenda Simpson Rodney Moats, Nehemiah Kassay, and Todd Barr play basketball during physical education class. 59 Seventh Grade The seventh graders all agree that the world is leaning to the left. Butch Stewart and Charlie Wright have study hall seventh period. Eric Moore plays on the junior .high basketball team. Rachael Sine Mark Smith Dennis Snyder Julie Spears Anthony Sperandio Charles Spitznogle Theresa Spitznogle Sherry Sprouse Heidi Starsick Sherry St. Clair Amanda Steele David Stewart Dexter Stewart Butch Stewart James Strosnider Richard Tate 60 Seventh Grade Lori, Sherry, and Missy have shop sixth period. Crystal begs Mr. VanMeter to let her go to the bathroom. Daphne thinks Richie's feel stink. Joseph Tennant Lori Tennant Nikki Tennant Melissa Tuttle Kirk Tuttle Richard Varner John Villers Wendy Wade Mandi Walker Crystal Weber Jimmy Weber Allen Williams Daphne Williams Sam Wilson Charles Wright Faculty Principal I)R. GARY SMITH A.B. Glcnvillc Slate College, M.A. West Virginia University. Ed.D. American University Washington. D.C. Assistant Principal MR. JOSEPH MIKER B.S. W.V.U., Mathematics Ed., M.A. Secondary School Administration Secretary MS. ANN BRAGG MS. NANCY BALL MR. ROBERT BEACH B.S. in education; Concord B.S. W.V.U., Vo-Ag. Sponsor College, Math 7, 8. 9. of FFA and Freshman Class Computer Literacy, Computer Sponsor Math, Physics Ms. Ball helps Jodi with her Computer Math assignment. Mr. Beach was the sponsor of FFA this year. 62 MS. TIA BRACKENRICH MR. JOHN BROSKY MR. BUTCH BROWNINC MR. JANE CARDI DR. MARQUERITE CARMAN VI . .1 .. B.S., Secondary Ed.. B.M., W.V.U.. B.S., B.S., W.V.U., Social Studies, B.S.. Ohio State University, B.S., M.S., Ed.D. West Virginia Chemistry, General Science, Elementary Band, Jr. and Sr. 7th Grade World Cultures, 9th University de Grenobe, University, Life Science, Earth Earth Science, Physical Band. Music Appreciation, Grade Amer. History, I Oth Certificate de Hautes, Etudes, Science, Advanced Science. Science, Sponsor of Senior Sponsor of Jazz, Marching and Grade World Cultures. M.M.A., W.V.U., French I and Class. Concert Bands. Football, Track, and Asst. High II, Adv. French, French Club Varsity Basketball Coach Sponsor Mr. Browning talked to Greg about the 1985 Football season. Ms. Carman shows Ms. Lester how frustrating science can be. Ms. Brackenr.ch discusses a basic chemical formula with William Johnson. Mr. Brosky listened to a tape of the band's practice performance. Faculty MS. BARBARA CLARK West Virginia University, B.S., Social Studies; Economics, Contemporary America, Law Sociology. MR. TED CLINE W.V.U., B.A. 7-12. Special Ed.; K-12 L.D.; Wrestling and Girls and Boys Track; Jr. Class and 200 Club Sponsor. MR. KENNETH CROSS MS. MARGARET DRVAR MRS. SHERRY FOX A.A. Potomac State College West Virginia University. BSFR West Virginia University. BS B.S. and M.S. W.V.U. and MSFR, Home Economics English Education, MA Frostourg State College; 7-12, 7th and 8th BASE, Adult Counseling and Guidance; Biology, Conservation; Hearts Roles and Functions, Steps; English 7, English 10. English Unlimited Sponsor. FHA Sponsor. 11, language Arts 7th and 8th; Spring play Sponsor. Mr. Cline is announcing the starting match at the C-B Junior High Invitational wrestling tournament. 64 Faculty MRS. KATHLEEN MS. CAROL GRACEY MRS. PATRICIA CROSS GALLAGHER Gannon College. BA English WVU, BS English. Phys. Ed., B.S., W.V.U.. Vocational Home Education. WVU MS, Sport Health, language Arts 7 and 8. Economics, Adult Roles and Sociology, English 1O.English English 9, 10, 12. class of Functions. Junior and Senior 11, English 12, language Arts 1990 and Varsity Cheerleaders F-H.A. 7th, Senior High National Sponsors. Honor Society Sponsor. MRS. BETTY J. HELFELDT MRS. BARBARA KURCABA A.B. Glenville State College. West Virginia University BS MA West Virginia Unversity, and MS Education Algebra. Reading Specialist. General Math, Consumer Math. Math 8, and Math 7. 65 Mrs. Kurchaba teaches her students Algebra. Faculty i MR. WILLIAM LEGAN B.A. Franklin College, M.S. Indiana L'„ U of Wyoming, W.V.U. American History, Algebra I. Geometry, Advanced Math. MS. CHERYL LESTER B.S. W.V.U., Secondary Education, Specialization in English 7-12 and Special Ed. K-12. Special Education MS. LAURA LEWIS West Virginia University B.S. Degree — Elementary Ed. Special Ed. Math 4-8 MRS. TWY1JV McCABE A.B. Fairmont Slate College. W'VU MA Education in Business and English, Shorthand I, Accounting I. Prevocational Exploration. Typing 1 and II, Sponsor of Future Business Leaders of America. Sophomore Class. MRS. BETH MELUZIO A.B. Fairmont State College. Education in Music and French M.A.. W.V.U. Education Psychology , Seventh Grade Music Appreciation, Sr. High Chorus. Jr. High Chorus, Keyboard, Eighth Grade French. Ninth Grade Class Sponsor Mrs. Lewis eagerly helps her pupils with their assignments. 66 Mrs. Meluzio practiced for the Senior High Concert. Faculty MR. RUSS MOORE A.R. Potomac State College, Fairmont State College, Social Studies 7-12, Physical Education K-12. West Virginia History Civics, Physical Education. Physical Condition. Asst. Football Coach, Asst. Baseball Coach, Jr. High Boys Basketball Coach MRS. CONSTANCE RUSH B.S. W.V.U., Physical Education. Health English. M.A. in Guidance and Counseling. Prevocational Guidance Component MRS. MARY ANNE MULLENAX B.A. in Secondary Education, English French, Fairmont Stale College, Intro. French. French 1,11, III MRS. PATSY P. SHUMAN A.B. Union College. M.A.. W.V.U., English 7. English 10, Phase 4, Speech and Drama MR. JAMES W. PIERCE III A.B. and M.A. W.V.U., Art Education. Art Yearbook, Senior Class. Art Club Sponsor, Asst. Girls Track Coach, 7lh and 8th Grade Girls Basketball, and Junior High Wrestling Coach. MR. FRANK SKUBIS A.B. Fairmont Stale College, M.A., W.V.U., Physical Education. Varsity Basketball Coach. Baseball Coach, Asst. Football Coach Mr. Pierce and his son Jimmy prepare Lionel engine 779 to leave on track 6. Coach Moore asks. “Is there nothing I can take to relieve this shoulder ache?” Mrs. Rush and Missy discussed the date of her ACT. 67 Faculty MS. KAREN STILES A.B. Fairmont Slate College. Education. Ninth grade health, Sr. and Jr. High Physical Education. Girls Varsity Basketball Coach. MR 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. Eairmont State College, Industrial Arts and Commerce, M.A. West Virginia University, Administration. General Shop, Mechanical Drawing. .Applied Arts, Pre vocalional Exploration. MRS. MARIAN WILSON West Virginia University, A.B. English. M.A. Education and Ubrary Science. librarian. MR. RYAN WILSON West Virginia University, B.A. Physical Education and Safely Studies. Drivers Education. Junior High Boys Basketball Coach. Athletic Trainer. MS. MARY JANE WHITE B.S., M.S. California University English language Arts, and Journalism Sponsor of Newspaper. Jr. High National Honor Society, and Sophomore Class. (J 0Jl J Xl' sSjJUVfitfSA- : Mr. Wilson and Mr. VanMeter let their true studious personalities show. Ms. White teaches her freshman class about Romeo and Juliet. Cooks and Custodians Cooks: Velda Moore, Gail Berry, Peg Chisler Custodians: Rose Malotu Richard Malott Custodians: Don Tharp, Floretta Holmes 69 Special Classes: Vo-Tech Welding: Todd Willard, David Wilson. Duane Tale Information Processing: Jami Shriver Machine Shop: Van Chisler, John Merrifield Business Data Processing: Tim Cummins c 'i Building and landscape: Dale Carpenter, Billy Strosnider Cosmetology: Lynn Morris. Sheri Eddy, Debbie Rose, Mary Moore, Ronda Evans. Rhonda Varner, Ellen Hinerman 70 Vo-Tech Building Construction: Scott Varner, Uougias v nurcn, israei van dcyoc, Garrett Howard Industrial Maintenance: Kenny Statler, Jeff Gum. Richard Simpson Drafting: Joann Wise, Linda Sperandio, Melissa Eddy, Steve Eddy, J. R. Auto Mechanics: Mike Shannon, Mike Howard, Eric Stiles, Jesse Hinerman Francis Child Care: Betty Spitznogle. Michelle Johnson. Mary Ellen Ridenour, Natalie Gower Food Management: Carol Poling. Connie Johnson 71 Data Processing Vo-Tech Jeanie Jenkins Kelly Jones Tammy Lemley Welding Ted Barr Bill Gum Freddie Eddy Auto Body Danny Poling Carroll Miller Richard Sypolt Gary Eddy 72 Vo-Tech Auto Body Leonard Mason Francis McCoy Building Construction Doug King Fred Six Auto Mechanics Todd Bilinsky Robbie Kuhn Jeff Clovis Steve Hinderman 73 Liberanni Is The Treasure For All Hrsl Row: Lisa Tennant,Mr. Pierce — Advisor. Missy Webber. Back Row: Jody Walls— layout editor. Denice Foley. Tammy Tennant — art editor. Lisa Seaman — filing coordinator and darkroom manager. Tammy Gallatin, JoAnn Chapman. Sherry Hardesty. Jackie Statler — managing editor and copy editor. Jami Shriver — business manager, ad manager and copy editor, Raealena Pride — art editor. Missy Ammons. Liberanni staff members discuss the theme for the 1985-86 yearbook. Lisa, Missy. Tammy, Jody and Denice pose for a practice photo session. 74 French Club FRENCH CLUB — Front Row: Eric Verbosky, Mona Tennant. Barb Saunders, Sharon Eddy. Jodi Swisher. Dale Copeland. Kristy Gallagher. Tammy Shaffer. Middle Row: Mike Tennant, Tina Lemasters, Cari Layton. Andrea Mason. Pat Conner. Theresa Eddy. Cathy Chisler, Chris Tennant. Ryan Wilson. Bryan Kelley. Kathy Jones, Melanie Golden, David Eickleberry. Ricky Tennant. Back Row: Ralph Wright, Jennifer Tate, Scott Wiley. Rita Freeland. Jon I egan. Greg Rose. Jimmy Smith, Brian Gallagher, Kevin Tennant, Bill Cochran. Ray Brummage. Richard Hicks, Richard Eddy, David Price. Student Council Front Row: Cristi Ammons — secretary. Eric Moore, Laura Tennant, Sharon Eddy. Barbie Clark, T. C. Chisler. Robbie Chisler. Middle Row: Brook Miller — vice-president, Wendy Wade, Dale Copeland — treasurer. Lisa Rose. Kristy Gallagher, Jeff Gum. Jeff Parks, Duane Tate. Isreal Van Scyoc, Jason Shriver. Mr. Moore — advisor. Back Row: Greg Rose — president. David Frazier. Jackie Statler. Jami Shriver, Raealena Pride. Tina Shriver. Dezra Ammons. 75 Sting Staff First Row: Jon (.eagan. Jackie Statler. John Ammons. Dina Varner. Second Row: Angie Bragg. Pam Moore. Becky Beach. Bobby Ammons. Third Row: Jill Pride, Michelle I anlz, Lisa Tennant, Tammy Gallatin, Eddy Hall, Jeff Pritchard. Tracy Stewart, Doug Steele. Art is full of creative geniuses! First Row: Grisly Ammons. Jackie Statler, Becky Beach, Eddy Hall. Second Row: Dana Copeland, Lynn Mercer, Sharon Wright, Mary Jones, Scott Dittman. Bobby Ashcraft. Third Row: Mr. Pierce, Ricky Hillberry, Kevin Riffle, John Ammons, Bill Harris, Bill Barr, Derrick Haines. Richard Sigley. Tracy Layton. Ronnie Swanager. 76 Future Homemakers of America Firs! Row: Robin I oar, Theresa Spilznogle. Missy Tuttle, Daphne Williams, Wendy Wade, Brenda Simpson, Lori Tennant, Becky Chisler. Mandy Walker, Kelly Moore. Second Row: Lisa Seaman. Trina W ilson, Sherry Hardesty. Tammy Tennant. Raealena Pride. Tiffany Tennant, Stacy Barr. Bobby Ammons, Tabatha Tennant, Mrs. Drvar. Third Row: Sandy Ammons, Sherry St. Clair, Suzette Forquer. Cindy Quesada, Rachel Sine, Becky Hamill. Julie Spears, Lisa Rose, Mandy Toothman, Bobby Jo Sine. Barb Harvey, JoAnn Chapman, Tammy Shaffer, Tracy Bohon, Mary Jones, Jody Walls, Vicky Pride. Seventh graders listen to Mrs. Drvar’s lecture on personal hygiene. These girls learn that it is very important to shower every day. The FHA had their annual volleyball pizza party with the FFA. They have a new sponsor, Mrs. Drvar. They plan to have a banquet in May. 77 Senior High and Junior High FFA Combine FFA Officers Firsl Row: Kenny Slatler — Sen!., Jon I.egan — V-Pres.. Robert Core — Pres., Lcnard Mason — Chaplain. Mike Howard — Sent. Back Row: Francis McCoy — Treas.. Mike Cole — Pari., Sherry Eddy — Rep., Sharon Wright — Sec., Rusty Beach — Rep. Fifty-eight members made up tin (.BUS chapter of the FFA this year. The FFA is busy year round, traveling, competing. and participating in many different activities. In July. three FFA students traveled to Jackson's Mill to represent Clay-Battelle at the state leadership camp and convention. Those three were: Karen Jones, Louie Spilznogle. and Kenny Slatler. On September 15, they held their annual livestock show and sale at the Battelle District fair grounds. Jon I.egan, Bill Barr. Jeff Clovis. Robert Core, Jeff Cum. Gary Eddy. Rich Simpson, and Ted Barr also took part in judging contest in September. They had two candidates for their State Farmer Degrees, and they were Sharon Wright and Rusty Beach. On November 11, they had a volleyball pizza party, along with the FHA. Twenty-two students went to the Harrisburg Farm show in January with some students from MHS and UHS. On January 7. the Monongalia FFA Chapter held their first annual county-wide meeting, where there were representatives from CBHS. MHS, and UHS. On the same day, the state vice-president. Arron Wood, visited the CBHS ' Chapter. The officers worked on their parliamentary procedure and attended competition in April. Robert Core also enterd a public speaking contest in April. Afterwards they began preparation for their banquet, a research program involving mushroom production on hardwoods. a crop growing contest between the Monongalia County FFA members, and more trips during the summer. First Row: Darrell Corder. Bruce Chisler. Keith Watson, l ouie Spilznogle. Rusty Beach. Mike Cole. Sharon Wright. Bill Varner. Bryan Raber, Brent Clovis. Second Row: Jason Throckmorton, Mike Simpson, Jeff Shriver, Chad Eddy, Bill Strosnider, Chris Clovis, James Bane. Bobby Ashcraft, Mary Jones, Nancy Statler. Third Row : Mr. Beach — Sponsor. Darrell Bane. Jeff Clovis, Kevin Riffle, Tracy l ayton, Ted Barr, Bill Cum. Dale Copeland. Jon Legan. Stacy Layton. Richard Sigley. Gary Eddy. 78 Junior High Honor Society Grows Bigger and Better NEW INITIATES — Firs! Row: Missy Tuttle, Jason Hixenbaugh. Second Row: Daphne Williams, Becky Hamill. Rachel Sine. Jennifer Beach, Stacy Kalikin. Third Row: Marlene Ammons, Becky Chisler, Lori Tennant. Bucky Wilson, Eric Union, Casey Berthy, Kim Eddy, Jennifer Simpson. Fourth Row: Eric Moore. Roger Reed. Not Pictured: Robert Brookover. Mandi Walker. Shawn Smith. Brenda Simpson. The Junior High National Honor Society had a year full of activity. They sold lollipops as a fundraiser, helped with the county food drive, and donated money to help fund the improvements being made around the school. During National Education Week, the members gave gifts to each of the teachers and ended the week by giving them roses. On February 25, they inducted 21 new members, and they held their banquet at Western Sizzlin' Steakhouse. They traveled to Sea World, Geauga I ke, and the Football Hall of Fame on June 6, 7, 8 for their annual trip. First Row: Rojack Ammons — sgt.-at-arms. Heath Owens — Pres., Tiffany Tennanl — V-Pres., Melanie Colden — Sec.. Kathy Jones — Treas., Lisa Ammons — Hist.. Scott Rose — sgt.-at-arms. Second Row: Peggy Shaffer, Angi Rockwell, Mrs. White — sponsor, Kristi Gallagher — installing officer, Brian Michael. Jami Posey. Third Row: Doug Ammons. Shawn Eddy. Brenda Bragg. Chris Tennant. Debbie Sanders, I-isa Moore. Julie Henkins. Ryan Wilson. Rachel Cline. Mark Barto. 79 Senior High National Honor Society New Initiates: L to R: Traci Stewart. Dina Varner. Cathy Chisler, Tammy Boylen, Traci Ammons. Stephanie Michael. Mona Tennant, Kevin Tennant, Scott Varner, Doug Steele. Scott Shough and Dan Jones. Sitting: Denice Foley — treas., Jackie Statler — sec.. Rita Statler — vice-president.. Jarni Shriver — pres. Standing: Walter Ord, Dvid Tennant, Mike Tennant. Tammy Tennant, Jodi Swisher. Tracy Statler, Tammy Gallatin. Tammy Shaffer. Brook Miller, Robert Core. Brian Gallagher. Sharon Eddy and Joey Wilkinson. 80 Future Business Leaders o f America FBLA Helps Flood Victims This year the FBLA collected new toys and gifts for the flood victims. They wrapped the gifts in Christmas paper and donated the gifts to the Rowlesburg flood victims. They also had their traditional Santa Letter and Valentine paper sales. They are also planning on having their pepperoni roll sale. Tammy Tennant — vice-president, Jeannie Chisler — secretary, Jami Shriver — president, Vicky Ammons — parliamentarian. Barb Saunders — historian, Mona Tennant — treasurer, Pam Moore — reporter. Members: First Row: Sharon Wright, Tammy Tennant, Vicky Ammons, Pat Conner, Trina Wilson, Pam Moore, Mona Tennant. Second Row: Jody Walls, Barbara Harvey, Jeannie Chisler, Twyla McCabe, Mary Ann Yost, Tracy Staller. Barb Saunders. 81 Senior High Hearts Unlimited Cindy Hunt. Ryan Thorne, Debbie Sanders, Jennifer Simpson, Jeremy Clovis, and Mr. Cross. Junior High Hearts Unlimited W Bruce Chisler, Jason Throckmorton, Louie Spitznogle, Jackie Statler, Rhonda Varner. Keith Watson, Tim Cummins, Darrell Bane, Todd Kirby. Todd Shultz, and Mr. Cross. Pep Club Students rally for the football and girls varsity basketball teams. Pep club members cheer for the junior high girls basketball team in the South game. First: Jackie Statler, Raealena Pride. Tammy Gallatin. Jill Pride. Second: I.elia Miller. Missy Ammons. Crisli Ammons. Jodi Swisher. Jeanie Chisler. Cathy Chisler. Jennifer Tate. Billie Jo flail. Kelly Moore. Third: Dina Varner. Pat Conner. I.ana Miller. Lisa Moore. Erica Poling, Kim Eddy. Doug Steele. Jimrm Smith. Hugo Carrico, Jeff Pritchard. Fourth: Terry Sine, Barbie Clark, Rachel Cline. Lisa Ammons. Angie Rockwell. David Eickleberry. Brian Gallagher. Tobi Loar. Jimmy Weber, Becky Chisler. Robin lx ar. Missy Tuttle, Rachel Sine. Fifth: Bobby Ammons, Lisa Seaman. Denice Foley, Vicky Ammons. Tammy Tennant. Jody Walls. Tabatha Tennant, Rojack Ammons, Heath Owens, Eric Verbosky. Ryan Wilson. Sixth: Julie Eddy. Vicki Pride. Stacie Barr. Tiffany Tennant. Sandy Ammons. Cindy Hunt. Sharon Eddy. Carol Simpson. Tracy Sutler. Shawn Eddy. Jason Shriver. Seventh: Tammy Sine, Linda Hunt. Tina Harie. Barb Harvey, Pam Moore, Lisa Tennant, Missy Webber. Mona Tennant. Barb Saunders. Brent Clovis. S3 Junior High Choir The Junior High and Senior High Choir both presented a very nice Christmas concert. The Junior High sang many different songs. “Silver Bells', “Nuttin for Christmas”, and “Winter Wonderland were just a few. The Senior High Choir did something a little different with their part in the concert. They performed a song and dance show to a medley of thirteen Christmas songs. Some of the songs included: “I’ll Be Home for Christmas , “Jingle Bell Rock”, and “Frosty the Snow Man”. After the Christmas concert both choirs began rehearsing for their April 11, spring concert. This concert Hooray for Hollywood will include singing, dancing, and narration. Front Row: Rachael Cline — Secretary, Jami Posey — President, Lisa Ammons — Sergeant-at-arms, Doug Ammons — Sergeant-at-arms, Kevin Ammons — Sergeant-at-arms, Jarrod Moore — Vice-President. First Row: Missy Tuttle. Amanda Polansky. Todd Barr. Keith Ammons, Joe Tennant. Bobby Lemley, Venon Jones, Cari DeBardi, Robin Loar. Denise Thomas, Kellie Moore, Jeannie Ayres. Second Row: Rachel Sine. Becky Hamill. Amanda Toothman. Mandy Walker. Gary Copeland. Kevin Ammons. Bobby Ashcraft. Nehemiah Kassay. Roger Reed, Tina Henard. Donra Moore, Nicki Tennant, Daphne Williams. Third Row: Brenda Simpson. Beth Harris, Barbara Sigley, Becky Chisler, Chris Haught, Jarrod Moore, Richie Spears, Doug Ammons. Debbie Bolyard. Lori Tennant, Theresa Spitznole, Wendy Wade, Michele Tennant, Darlene Howard. Fourth Row: Tabatha Snodgrass. Rachel Spears. Julie Henkins, Debbie Sanders. Rachel Cline. Butch Stewart, Shawn Eddy, Scott Rose, Eric Moore, Jennifer Britvec, Angie Rockwell, Jami Posey, Lisa Ammons. Andre Hartley, Barby Clark. 84 Senior High Choir Firsl Row: Jackie Statler. Lisa Tennant, Kathy Jones. Julie Eddy, Tiffany Tennant, Teresa Chisler, Sandy Ammons, Jill Pride. Raealena Pride. Tammy Gallatin. JoAnn Chapman. Billie Jo Hall. Tonya Wright, Sherry Johnson. Robin Reed. Sharon Eddy. Mrs. Meluzio. Second Row: Stacey Barr. Tina Harker. Barb Harvey, Gary Tennant, Heath Owens, Brian Michael, Mark Cottrell, Dale Copeland, Llyod Conn. Ryan Wilson, Rita Statler, Cristy Ammons, Missy Webber, Angela Bragg, Melody King, Tobi l,oar. Third Row: Dana Copeland, Lelia Miller, Terri Varner, Dezra Ammons, Robin Clovis, Tracy Lemley, Eric Ver-bosky, Jeff Park. Jon Legan. Mark Pride, Missy Ammons, Pat Conner. Linda Hunt. Joy Johnson, Vicki Pride, Rita Freeland. Fourth Row: Tina LeMasters, Bess Luzader. Cindy Hunt, Chris Stitchick. Cathy Chisler, Ralph Wright, Jeff Stewart, Duane Sayers. David Frazier, David Tennant, Shea Ross. Lori. Jones, Cari Layton, Tina Shriver, Tammie Boylen, Jennifer Tate. OFFICERS — President Jackie Statler, Vice-President Raealena Pride, Sergeant-at-arms Dale Copeland, Jackie Statler, Rita Statler, and Raealena Pride auditioned Robin Clovis, Sergeant-at-arms Jill Pride, Secretary Lisa Tennant for Ail-Slate Choir. 85 Band Attended WVU The band started out the year spending one week at W.V.U. for band camp. The band performed in all of the local fair parades as well as the Buckwheat Festival and the special Morgantown Bicentennial parade. They performed at all the home football games. The band raised money by selling calendars and pizzas. Sharon Eddy, Walter Ord, Tammy Shaffer, and Joey Wilkinson were selected to the Invitational Honors Band at W.V.U. David Dille was selected to the Monongalia County Junior High Honors Band. Front Row: Marcia White, Vicky Ammons, Denice Foley, Shea Ross. Stephanie Dittman. Second Row: Tammy Wright. Jennifer Simpson. Lisa Rebold, Theresa Moore, Becky White, Tammy Shaffer, Sherry Eddy. I-aura Tennant, Greg Eddy. Tonya Wright. Third Row : Theresa Eddy, Jimmy Poling. Jon Berthy, Sharon Eddy. Mike Howard. Garrett Howard. Peggy Shaffer. Marcy Jones, Denise Thomas, Mr. Brosky. Fourth Row: Jeff Cox, Mike Mason. Bobby .Ashcraft. Lori Jones. Bill Harris. Walter Ord. Brad Tennant, Tabalha Tennant, Kim Foley. 86 Marching Band Slephanie Dittman and Marcia White — Banner Carriers Band Officers Front Row: Tabatha Tennant — Recording Secretary. Walter Ord — President, Tammy Shaffer — Vice President, Sharon Eddy — Corresponding Secretary, Garrett Howard — Treasurer. Back Row: Kim Foley — Senior High Representative. Laura Tennant Junior High Representative, Theresa Eddy — Flag Corps Captain. Denice Foley — Drum Majorette, Vicky Ammons — Majorette captain. Flag Corps: Tonya Wright. Cindy Quesada. Tabatha Tennant. Theresa Eddy — Captain. Tammy Wright. Denise Thomas. 87 Junior High Band First Row: Kirk Tuttle. Mike Ross, Emzy McCoy. Tina Porter. Heidi Starsick, Greg Eddy. Second Row: Ricky Frances, Robby Chisler. Laura Tennant. Curt Boylen, Casey Berthy. Sherri Eddy, Peggy Shaffer. Denise Thomas. Third Row: Dexter Stewart, Bobby Dye, Jennifer Bienkoski. Owen Kelly. Jennifer Simpson, Marcy Jones, Laurie Brookover, Stacy Kalikan. The Junior High Band is a growing organization that will be attending a festival for the first time this year. The Band is made up of 7th and 8th graders. They participate in the spring and Christmas concerts. They also participate with the Senior High Band in the various parades. The Junior High Band is playing for one of the football games. Surrealist Art used in Drawings The arl program started with basic drawing skills. Students were asked to study surrealist artwork discuss it and then try to use it in their drawing. They continued using surrealist ideas in the watercolor assignments, acrylic painting assignments and collage. Students then began building wood constructions using both abstract and non-objective themes. Fiber arts like basket weaving, macrame, and rug hooking dominated the arl classes in the last quarter. The art students participated in the art exhibit in the county office, an exhibit of student artwork held at MAC and finally the annual Spring art exhibit held at the Mountainlair, WVU campus. n . Tracy Ammons ihoughl that a watercolor of Mr. and Mrs. Applehead would be fun while Joey Wilkinson also used watercolors lo capture a quiet relaxed mood. Here’s another of Ron’s hand landscapes in water color. Cristi Ammons watercolored this surrealist image. Joyce Eddy used a picture from a magazine as a model for her bunny drawing. 89 Art Students Try Acrylic Painting These floating globes painted in acrylics were completed by Cristi Ammons. This surreal landscape in acrylic paints was completed by Ronnie Swaniger. These distorted faces in acrylic paints were completed by Mark Barto. Rick Hillberry completed his wood construction with acrylic paints. T 90 Collage uses newspapers, rope, beans . . . Jackie Statler painted this non-objective design in pink and blue acrylics. Bill Harris assembled his collage from paint, construction paper, newspaper, tissue paper and rope. Bill Cochran cut and pasted this collection of pink, blue, purple and brown shapes for his collage assignment. John Simone, James Bennett and Dathan Anderson complete their mosaic projects in dried foods. 91 Art: Non-Objective Design Eighth graders in art made many clever mosaic designs using dried foods. Top: This wood construction was designed by Danny Poling. Bottom: Beth Simpson weaves a basket in second period class. Top: The textures made this wood construction by Robbie Kuhn even more exciting. Bottom: This walnut wood construction was designed and built by Bill Harris. Jackie Vies For Coal Queen Title Jackie played varsity baskelball for three years holding the position of point guard. _ V __________________________________________________ Jackie proudly modeled her Coal Queen evening gown. Jackie Staller was chosen by the faculty to represent Clay-Battelle at the 1985 Coal Queen Pageant. The pageant is held in Carmichaels, Pa. and sponsored by the Carmichaels Bituminous Coal Association. Jackie started by attending a banquet and seeing a play in Heinz Hall. On August 25, each contestant had an interview with judges, modeled an evening gown, and presented a talent. Jackie sang the song Heaven Came Down And Glory Filled My Soul. She attended a swimming party and picnic where pictures were taken for the local newspapers. She also attended a parade and a tea party for the candidates and their mothers. Jackie said, “1 was very proud to represent Clay-Battelle in the Coal Queen Pageant. The friends I made I will always remember.” 93 Jody Walls Chosen 1986 Personna Liberanni Jody Walls was chosen as Personna Liberanni for 1986 by the yearbook staff. To be chosen for this honor a person must be a senior and a second year member of the Liberanni staff. Jody holds the position of yearbook staff layout editor. When Jody was asked how she felt about being chosen as the 1986 Personna Liberanni, she said, “Being on the Liberanni Staff has been an As layout editor, Jody told everyone their assignments. Jody often used her time to help Denice and other members with their pages. 94 WALTER AND JAMI SELECTED AS HONOR BOY AND HONOR GIRL Walter Ord and Jami Shriver were chosen as the 1986 Honor Boy and Honor Girl. They were chosen because they had the highest grade point averages and ACT scores. On April 19th Walter and Jami went to a meeting at the Greer Building in Morgantown. At the meeting they had to write an essay and be interviewed by the judges. On May 7th, Walter and Jami attended a banquet at Sheraton Lakeview, where the winners were announced. 95 Jami served as president of the National Honor Society. Walter has been a very active member of the band. Seniors Choose To Work As Aids OFFICE AIDS; Carl Webber, Vicky Ammons, Raealena Pride, Freddie Eddy, Jackie Statler LIBRARY AIDS; Front Row: Tammy Wright, Tammy Tennant, Jeannie Chisler, Becky Beach, Barbara Harvey, Jody Walls. Back Row: Walter Ord, Bill Barr, Eddie Hall, Derrick Haines, David Frazier, Mark Pride, Robert Core. 96 Cee-Bee Determination The 1985 Varsity Football season was surprising, frustrating, and at times disappointing, according to Coach Browning. Although the Cee- Bees ended the season with a 4-6 record, there were some positive moments to remember. Such as the 47-0 victory over Hundred, and the exciting games with East Preston and St. Francis. When Coach Browning was asked his over all view of the season, he slated, “Even in our loses we were never beaten badly, they were always close and we had chances to win.“ He said he enjoyed working with the team and that the 18 graduating seniors will be missed. Fred Six, Bobby Ammons, Greg Rose, and Scott Varner made the offense first team AILMason Dixon, while Tim Bane. Fred Six, and Carl W ebber were chosen for defense. Honorable mention for second team All-Mason Dixon were Mark Pride, David Frazier. John Ammons, Derrick Haines, Israel Van Scyoc, and Brian Gallagher. First Row: Mike Walker, Scott Wiley, Jeff Pritchard. Dave Ammons, Jason Throckmorton, Scott Shough. Brian Eddy, Terry Sine. Bill Cochran, David Strosnider. Second Row: Coach Skubis, Ray Brummage. Chris Clovis, Doug Steele, Ronnie Swaniger. Jimmy Smith, Eric Stiles. Brian Gallagher. Billy Strosnider, Dale Copeland, David Wilson, Coach Browning. Third Row: Coach Wilson, Jessie Hinerman, Bill Gum. Israel Van Scyoc. Mike Artice. Scott Varner, Kenny Staller, Carl W'ebber, David Tennant, Larry Eddy. Jon Lcgan. Coach Moore. Fourth Row: Bobby Ammons, David Frazier, Mark Pride, Tim Bane. John Ammons, Greg Rose, Fred Six, Derrick Haines, Jeff Clovis, Robert Core. 97 C-B Football Is Alive and Well Trainer Ryan Wilson tends to an injured player. The Cee Bees break through once more. Hut one, hut two, hut three . . . David F razier takes a hand-off from 12, John Ammons. Carl Webber’s parents attend Senior Night. Greg Rose intercepts a Hundred pass on the way to a 47-0 win. 98 Football Builds Character Punier — Fred Six stands with parents on Senior Night. Fullback and linebacker, David Frazier gels a break from positions. Cee Bees are rowdy! The Cee Bee psych-up works every time. Mr. Browning and Mr. Moore were especially interested in this Hundred game. End-Tackle-Center-Guard — Hit your man and hit him hard! 99 Girls Varsity Basketball C-B Varsity Girls End Season With 11-7 Record Clay-Battelle Clay-Batlelle Clay-Clay Clay Clay Clay-Battelle Clay-Baltelle Clay-Battel Clay-Clay-Batte Clay-Battelle Clay-Bati rile j eslon West Preston Hundred Bishop Donahue Madonna l 1985 Wins 45 Rowlesburg 49 Valley ton Left lo Right: Robin Clovis — manager, Jill Pride, Traci Stewart, Dina Varner, Lisa Tennant, Lisa Seaman, Jackie Stallcr. Pam Moore, Missy Webber, Chris Stilchick, Tracy Lemley. Barb Saunders, Karen Stiles — coach. 100 Ladies of the Eighties Guard — Lisa Seaman Guard — Jackie Statler Tracy Lemley’s firsl year of varsity basketball she played the position of forward. As a sophomore, Traci Stewart was leading scorer. Traci Stewart played the position of guard. Lisa has played girls varsity basketball for 3 years. 101 Freshman Have Pay Back” Season Freshman girls end the season 8-7. The Freshman girls basketball season could be described as a “Pay Back” season. The team split their games with every opponent except Waitman Barb. Marlene led the team in scoring and rebounding. Debbie Sanders and Julie Henkins, who are 8th graders, made All-Tournament Team. As center, Stacie was a key defensive player. First Row: Ryan Thome, Kristie Gallagher, Lori Throckmorton, Mr. Pierce. Second Row: Mr. VanMeter, Julie Henkins, Lisa Rose, Stacie Barr, Marlene Ammons, Debbie Sanders. 102 7 th and 8th Grade Girls Basketball Becky Chisler averaged 13.2 points a game. Cee Bee girls had a record of 12-2, only defeated by St. Francis. Becky Chisler led scoring, with Sherry St.Clair coming in second. Teresa Spitznogle averaged seven rebounds a game. This team was relentless once they got started. They did not like to lose and seldom did. Cee Bee girls defeated Cass at home and on their court. First Row: Ryan Thorne. Becky Chisler. Teresa Spitznogle. Second Row: Mr. Van Meter, Sherry St.Clair. Denice Thomas, Marcy Jones. Julie Spears. Mr. Pierce. 103 Four-Year Wrestling Record Is 58-12 Sixteen young men led the varsity wrestling team through another successful year on the mats. On February 2, they attended the Viking Invitational in Kingwood and beat the Central Preston and South Harrison teams to take first place. They defended their Monongalia County Championship title on February 4 and beat Morgantown High and University High for the third consecutive year. Then on February 15 they defeated four other schools to take the Doddridge County Tournament. The Regionals were held in Kingwood on February 20 and 21. The team placed third in the tournament, but Rick Hillberry and Jesse Hinerman were regional champions in their weight classes. Tim Bane got third in the region, and Dan Jones and Chris Tennant each placed fourth. These five regional winners wrestled in the state tournament on February 27, 28, and March 1 at Wheeling, WV. Rick placed third in the state, and Jesse and Tim took sixth, putting all three on the All-State First Team. The overall team record for 1986 was 17-2. The four-year record for the wrestling team since wrestling was brought to Clay-Battelle stands at 58-12. Mark Pride struggles in his match against a UHS wrestler. From Row: Brent Clovis. Jeff Stewart. Dave Wilson, Chris Tennant. David Bragg, Dan Jones. Jeff Shriver, Jeff Cum. Second Row: Mr. Cline — Coach. Ralph Michael. Eric Stiles. Rick Hillberry. Mark Pride, Tim Bane, David Frazier. Jesse Hinerman, Carl Jenkins. Mr. VanMeter — Assistant Coach. 104 Five C-B Wrestlers Participate In State Tournament Rick Hillberry defeated a Parkersburg Catholic wrestler at the Doddridge Tourney. Dave Wilson used a “scissoring the body ’ move on his MHS opponent. REGIONAL WINNERS; Rick Hillberry (1st place), Jesse Hinerman (1st place), Chris Tennant (4lh place), Dan Jones (4th place). Not Pictured: Tim Bane (3rd place) After beating his Mussleman opponent, Dan Jones qualified to go to the state tournament. Tim prepares to escape his MHS opponent by using a stand up position. 105 Junior High Wrestling Jamie Hall, ScoU Bane and Sean Bragg received irophies for their Dr. Smith rewards Jeff Stewart for his fine performance, achievements. Dr. Smith presents Jamie Hall with his first place trophy. Front Row: Shea Ross, Rachel Cline, Keith Ammons, Jamie Hall, Sean Bragg. Robbie Chisler. Kurt Boylen, Mike I mley, Mike Ross. Back Row: Mr. Pierce, Jeff Stewart, Lloyd Conn, Bobby Dye, Jeff Shriver, Chad Ross. Scott Bane, Mr. VanMetcr. 106 Varsity Basketball Has John “slams” ihe ball home. Hope For The Future Basket ha 11 CBHS OPP City ' irneron m. Francis St. Francis Cameron East Preston David plays defense against the opponent. Utt-Dtt WKtSILI Front Row: Kevin Tennant. Jon Butcher, Chris Wilson, Richard Sigley, Owen Kelly. Back Row: Mike Tennant, David Ammons, Doug Steele, Terry Sine, John Ammons, Carl Webber, Bryan Kelly, Brian Gallagher, Jimmy Smith, David Eickleberry, Mr. Skubis. 107 Seniors Combine for a Total of 471 Points. This is Richard’s firsl year of varsity basketball. . . David Eicklcberry runs a fast break against Weirton Madonna. 108 Varsity Basketball John scores two of his 19 points on this drive against Weir-ton Madonna. John averages 22 pts. a game. Coach Skubis calls lime out to change his defense. Carl was a 3 year letterman for varsity basketball. 109 Freshman Basketball The freshman team had an exciting season though their losses out numbered their winnings. They were a fast and hard working team, with very close games all year long. The team worked well together and pulled out a season record of 5-13. The leading scorer per game was Jeff Park with 14 points. The leading rebounder was Scott Eickleberry with 10 rebounds per game. Scott shakes hands with the player from Cass before the game begins. Seasonal Results Kneeling: Brian Michael, Ryan Wilson, Rojack Ammons, Heath Owens, Curt Thomas, Mark Cottrell, (manager) Mike Howard. Standing: (assistant coach) Ryan Wilson, (manager) Lisa Tennant, Jeff Park, Joe Sollars, Russ Walls, Duane Sayers, Scott Eickleberry, Eric Verboskey, (score keeper) Traci Stewart, (head coach) Russ Moore. 110 7 th and 8th Grade Boys Basketball Coach Wilson had very good comments for this year’s basketball team. He stated “This year’s team was fast breaking and they were good shots. It was a very interesting and exciting year. The team was quite successful, and I am very proud of these boys.” Shawn Eddy and Scott Rose were the leading scorers for the team. Coach Wilson gives Iasi minute instructions to the team before overtime begins during the St. Francis game. I Seasonal Results 10-4 CBHS « - Waitman Barbe Cheat Lak Suncrest Westove Cass OPPONENT 19 19 40 53 51 28 29 Standing: Coach Wilson, Chad Delaney (manager), Jeremy Clovis, Chris Haught, Jar rod Moore, Allen Williams, Mark Smith, Eric Moore. Butch Stewart, Doug Ammons, Buckey Wilson, Ryan Swaniger, Kevin Ammons, B. J. Statler, Jason Shriver. Kneeling: Scott Rose, Shawn Eddy 111 Cheerleaders won first place at St. Mary’s Regional The Clay-Battelle Varsity Cheerleaders consisted of one senior: Rita Statler, three juniors: Jodi Swisher (captain), Cristi Ammons, and Missy Ammons and four sophomores: Terri Varner, Trina Wilson, Michelle Lantz, and Dezra Ammons. The cheerleaders attended National Cheerleading Association Camp at Charleston the week from July 22-25. The cheerleaders cheered for both the Football and the Varsity Basketball teams. They did dance routines to the songs Jump, the theme from Rocky and the theme from Miami Vice. The cheerleaders went to St.Mary’s Regional Competition where they won first place. After winning at St. Mary’s, they went to the West Virginia Cheerleading Championship where they placed second in the technical routine. They placed third in their pom pom routine and they placed third overall. Fire! Row: Missy Ammons, Cristi Ammons, Jodi Swisher, Rita Statler. Second Row: Michelle Lantz. Terri Varner. Trina Wilson. Dezra Ammons. From Top to Bottom: Jodi Swisher, Dezra Ammons, Missy Ammons, Michelle Lantz. Cristi Ammons, Trina Wilson, Terri Varner, Rita Statler. 112 Varsity Cheerleaders Missy encourages the football team to “Attack” the Hornets. The cheerleaders anxiously await the mighty Cee-Bees! 113 J.V. Cheerleaders J.V. CHEERLEADERS; Stephanie Michael, Tina Shriver, Teresa Chisler. Tammy Tennant, Jeannie Chisler, Cathy Chisler. Ellen Bane. The J.V. Cheerleaders tried to gel the crowd cheering. This is the way to FLY: 114 Freshman Cheerleaders CEE-BEES get ready FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS; Jennifer Britvec. Michelle Tennant. Rachel Cline. Erica Poling. Sandy Ammons, Tiffany Tennant. Lisa Ammons, Kim Eddy. 115 The Freshman Cheerleaders are in the mount to Cee-Bees Midget Cheerleaders The midget cheerteading squad this year was chosen in May of the 1985-86 school year. They went to UCA Cheerleading camp and won many awards. They cheered basketball teams. During the halftimes of home games, they did two dance routines to the songs “New Attitude and “The Power of Love. Rachel Sine. Angie Rockwell. Lon Tennant. Missv Tuttle. Kellie Moor . Wendy Wade. Robin Loar. DnHene Howard performs the cheer Attach . 116 The junior high cheerleaders cheered for both the boys and iprla junior high basketball teams. Baseball IHj � . A'. Ajj'v ;r: v... B - ' I'vVJHP A% vjv A VvA I i A .V VoV V - ■ ‘KvAAv .vaV mv Aw Av ♦V Heath Owens takes aim for a home run. Scott Cumberledge pitched against Cameron. Scott maintains a low profile in the game against Mapletown. Tammy Gallatin and Tabalha Tennant kept stats for baseball. 118 Boys And Girls Jr. High Track First Row: Michael Ross. Buckey Wilson. B. J. Slaller, Bobby Lemley, Jim Tennant. Second Row: David Dille. Eric Moore. Heath Owens, Duane Sayers. Mike Howard. Jon Berthy, Coach Browning. First Row: Julie Henkins, Rachel Spears, Theresa Spitznogle, Becky Chisler. Robin Loar, Carrie DeBardi, Casey Berthy. Second Row: Wendy Wade. Debbie Sanders. Sandy Ammons, Tiffany Tennant, Jami Posey, Barbie Clark, Marcy Jones, Joyce Eddy. Third Row: Kristy Gallagher. Cathy Jones, Sherry St. Clair, Denise Thomas, Jennifer Beach, Lisa Hixenbaugh, Marlene Ammons. Julie Spears, Coach VanMeter. 119 SENIOR HIGH GIRLS TRACK Front: Rila Freeland. T. C. Chisler, Vicky Ammons, Ellen Bane. Jill Pride. Sharon Wright. Tobi Ix ar. Back: Tina Shriver. Shea Ross. Pat Connor. Missy Webber, Chris Slitchick, Natalie Gower, Traci Stewart, Jackie Statler. SENIOR HIGH BOYS TRACK Front: Terry Sine, Brian Eddy. David Frazier, Derrick Haines. Fred Six, Mark Pride. Back: David Bragg. Chris Wilson, Scott Wiley, Todd Bane. Garrett Howard. David Eickleberry. 120 The Heat Was On At Football Homecoming The Heal Is On,” was ihe theme of the 1985 Football Homecoming. Homecoming week started on Monday, October 21, 1986, with Neon day. On Tuesday, everybody dressed in mismatched clothes, because it was Gabes day. Wednesday was Jam's day and Thursday was Easy Rider day. To get everyone excited for the big game on Friday night it was Cee-Bee Spirit day. At the pep rally, Bobby Ammons was announced as Mr. Football. Friday Night, Cee-Bee fans of all ages came to watch the homecoming game between Clay-Battelle and Hundred. The Cee-Bees beat Hundred 47-0. Coronation was held during half-time. Raealena Pride, escorted by Duane Sayers, was second attendant. Sherry Hardesty, escorted by Ronnie Statler, was first attendant. The 1985 Football Homecoming Queen was Jami Shriver, escorted by Keith Watson. The Homecoming Dance was held on Saturday night. Music was provided by Bob Rexroad. Theme for the dance was “The Heat Is On.’ Jami was crowned queen, by Lena Raber. l-eft-to-Right: Ronnie Statler, Sherry Hardesty, Jami Shriver, Keith Watson, Raealena Pride, Duane Sayers. 121 The 1985 Homecoming Court Vicky Ammons, Ted Barr; Jeannie Chisler, Andy Bell; Denice Foley, Todd Bilinsky; Barbara Harvey, David Bragg; Debbie Rose, Danny Copeland; Jami Shriver, Keilh Watson; Rita Statler. Joey Wilkinson; Tammy Wright, Dan Henry . Brent Clovis, Rhonda Varner; Steve Eddy. Jackie Statler; Freddie Eddy. Lisa Seaman; Duane Sayers, Raealena Pride; Ronnie Statler, Sherry Hardesty; James Bane, Sherry Eddy; Stacey Layton, Ellen Bane. 122 Junior Class Sponsors ‘Sadie Hawkins Day’ Dance THE COURT; 2nd runner up; Richard Slaller, Stacie Barr, King David Frazier, Queen Vicky Ammons, 1st runner up; Tabatha Tennant, Israel Van Scyoc. The Class of '87 decided to do something different this year in order to raise money for the Junior-Senior Prom. So on November 23, they put on a dance, ‘ho down' style! Everyone who attended was supposed to wear their old. faded blue jeans, flannel shirts, and straw hats. The “main event” of the evening came when everyone lined up for the chase. The object was for the girls to catch the guy of her choice before anybody else did. In order for her to catch him she had to get past certain obstacles that were set up throughout the gym. Everyone who attended agreed, this definitely was a dance they would never forget! Trina says, “Wait gals until I figure out which is the right end!' O.K. girls concentrate carefully, and lake your pick. During the chase, Mary Ellen patiently waits for the girls to come to her station. David practices to be a future Mr. Mom. 123 Student Council Builds Morale The student council officers attended the state student council conference and also the student exchange programs. During the week of April 9, 1986, the student council sponsored a blood drive and collected forty-six pints. Student council students were auctioned off to collect money for the curtain fund. April 21-25 the student council sponsored a series of activities designed to improve students morale after the long winter months. This week included: the slave sale, free information to junior high student council, student-teacher day, silent day and the sock hop. We’re so glad to be Sure! 124 Mr. Moore says “GET DOWN.” Student Council tries to make rain. Student Council Conducts Blood Drive 125 “Hands up for Clay-Batlelle High School.” ‘Lovin’ Every Minute Of It “Lovin’ Every Minute of It” was the theme of the 1986 Basketball Homecoming held on Saturday night, February 22. The day preceding the game, the students cheered at the pep rally. During the pep rally, Carl Webber was chosen by the student body as 1986 Mr. Basketball. Lisa Seaman was chosen as Basketball Homecoming Queen. Tammy Tennant was First Attendant and Raealena Pride was Second Attendant. The Queen and attendants were chosen by selection of roses. Pam Chisler crowns Lisa Seaman queen during half time. Left to Right: 2nd Attendant Raealena Pride escorted by Freddie Eddy; Queen Lisa Seaman escorted by Jon Legan; 1st Attendant Tammy Tennant escorted by Brook Miller; Flower Girl Nicki Moore; Crown Bearer Chad Chisler; Principal Dr. Gary Smith; 1985 Queen Pam Chisler. 126 Basketball Homecoming 1986 CANDIDATES AND ESCORTS; Ellen Bane. Todd Willard, Raealena Pride, Freddie Eddy, Lisa Seaman. Jon Legan. Rita Statler. David Tennant, Rhonda Vamer, Stacey Layton, Jody Walls, Scott Eickleberry, Tammy Tennant, Brook Miller. Jackie Statler, Duane Sayers, Debbie Rose. Eric Verbosky. Barb Harvey, Brian Eddy. Debbie Sanders and Hugo Carrico share one last dance together. The freshmen take a break from dancing at the 1986 Basketball Homecoming. Eddie, David, and Jon prove that their Lovin Every Minute Of It!! 127 Cherish the Night The prom this year began in early October when the class of 87 selected “Cherish the Night” as the theme. From that point on, the class decided on the band (Hot Ice), color of decorations, invitations and favors. Former sponsor, Mrs. Gallagher, had already made the reservations at Mountainlair. Overall, because of the organization, preparations went very smoothly and before we . knew it, the prom was here. r Decorating was simply a matter of setting up the tables of Mountainlair and putting together the gazebo built under the supervision of Rusty Beach. At the prom 135 students and guests filled up the ballroom. The band performed a wide variety of selections and while the line for pictures was long most of the time, many others danced and socialized. The queen was determined by selecting a pink rose ) and her court was made up of two girls who selected 4 yellow and white roses. The other candidates had silver roses. Queen was Tammy Gallatin and Cristy Riggs and Tabatha Tennant made up her court. Tammy was v crowned by Tammy Wright, prom queen last year. Crown bearer was Shawn Skubis and flower girl was Ashley Ponceroff. V v� v.v Tammy was crowned From Queen 1986. 1 1 ♦ ' M ' 1 M Ml M� H Ml «� ' It M .1 ' • I if I il Brian Gallagher was Tammy’s escort. 128 Tammy crowned queen Myrtle hopes Dale picks the pink rose. JoAnn came back for the prom. Second attendant Tabatha Tennant, escort Hugo Carrico. 1985 queen Tammy Wright, escort Dr. Smith, 1986 queen Tammy Gallatin, escort Brian Gallagher, first attendant Cristy Riggs, escort Steve Eddy. Crown Bearer Shawn Skubis and Flower Girl Ashley Ponceroff. 129 Prom Queen Candidates and Their Escorts Left to Right: Myrtle Kennedy, Dale Carpenter, Sharon Eddy, Doug Church, Missy Webber, Mike Cole, Lisa Tennant, Israel VanScyoc, Joann Chapman. Tracy Layton, Jodi Swisher, Dave Wilson. Left to Right: Tracy Slaller, Scott Varner, Cristi Ammons, Ronnie Swaniger. Jill Pride, Dale Copeland. Carol Simpson, Jimmy Smith. Tabatha Tennant, Hugo Carrico, Kim Foley. Left to Right: Tobi Loar. J. R. Francis, Marcia White. Charlie Hoke, Cristy Riggs, Steve Eddy, Missy Ammons, David Eickleberry. Prom Held at Mountainlair Ballroom The night's entertainment was provided by Hot Ice. Mr. Cline and his wife. Doug Church and Sharon Eddy. Marcia White and Charlie Hoke all enjoyed a slow dance. 131 “A NIGHT OF RECOGNITION” Jami opens class night with ihe Welcoming Jackie. Kelly, and Raealena read the class wills. Address. t. Walter and Jami are named “Honor Boy” and “Honor Girl.” CLASS OF 1986 132 “WE BELIEVE THAT CHILDREN ARE THE FUTURE” Dentsr and Carl read the hisotry of the class of David and Greg read the class prophecies. Jami receives the “Robert C. Bryd' award. 1986. 133 GRADS PASS THE KEY TO NEW SENIORS Above: ENGLISH 12 AWARD; Carl Webber, Jody Walls, Tammy Tennant, Fred Six, Jami Shriver, Rita Staller, Becky Beach, Todd Bilinsky, John Ammons, Denice Foley. Greg Rose, David Frazier. Right: LIBERANNI AWARD; Jackie Staller, Denice Foley, Sherry Hardesty, Lisa Seaman, Jami Shriver, RaeaJena Pride, Tammy Tennant, Jody Walls. The marine recruiter gives Mrs. Rush (lowers for her help. Jami passes the class colors and key to next years senior class. 134 DIPLOMAS RECEIVED IN BEAUTIFUL SPRING EVENING Seniors enler the commencement ceremony from Waller Ord explained to the class that There's no behind the bleachers. turning back. John Richard Ammons Robert Lee Ammons Vicky Sue Ammons Timothy Kyle Bane Billy Eugene Bane Theodore Graham Barr Rebecca Ann Beach Todd Edward Bilinsky Regina Blendine Chisler Jeffery Alan Clovis Daniel Morris Copeland, Jr. Robert Lynn Core Freddie Wayne Eddy, II Gary Lee Eddy Larry Lynn Eddy Sherry Lynn Eddy Rhonda Jean Evans Varner Denice Elaine Foley David Kyle Frazier William Curtis Gum Derrick Lee Haines Leonard Edward Hall, Jr. Sherry Lynne Hardesty Barbara Lynn Harvey Richard Allen Hillberry, II Jesse Walter Hinerman Sarah Ellen Hinerman Steven Douglas Hinerman Jeanie Marie Jenkins Connie Sue Johnson Kelly Lynne Jones Robert Howard Kuhn 135 The setting for this commencement made it an even more memorable occasion. DR. DULANEY TELLS SENIORS TO SET GOALS Jon Andrew Legan Tammy Lynn Lemley Walter Glenn McDougal Virginia Lynne Mercer Ralph Hugh Michael Brook Alan Miller Carroll Jerome Miller, Jr. Kenneth W. Mitchell Mary Virginia Moore Lynn Ann Morris Walter Clinton Ord Carol Ann Poling William David Poling Mark Allen Pride Raealena Dawn Pride Debra Lynn Rose John Gregory Rose Lisa Michelle Seaman Jami Lou Shriver Gary Lee Sigley Fredrick Allen Six Jacqueline Lee Staller Rita Lynn Statler Susan Lynn Strosnider Richard Lee Sypolt Robert David Tennant, Jr. Tammy Renae Tennant Rhonda Lynn Varner Jody Lee Walls Carl Gene Webber, Jr. Joey David Wilkinson Sharon Louise Wright Tammy Joann Wright Dr. Delaney graciously keeps his speech short. THE CLASS OF 1986 136 Memories Are R.E., B.B., L.S. hiding from Mr. Miker in a phone booth. Splish, Splash in the Warner Pizza in the mailbox?! G.R., D.T., C.W. one night stands B.M., D.T., ice-cream at McDonalds B.A.. J.C., T.G.. and D.W. Westover!?! Battle of Beowulf in 5th pd. English class B.B., R.E., entertaining at S.V.’s house The Cameron Bag Lady?!? Broken earrings? G.R., D.T., $70.00 meals T.B., D.F., J.W., left at the W.V.U. library Deadlines! Deadlines! Dead!!! NO Bomb Threats!!! “Watch out for falling gum wads! . . M.M., R.V.. B.B., R.E. Move that car. I’m leaving!!! Senior stack-up!?! G.R., J.L., D.T., the destruction of O.T.’s car. That’s what I say! They stole our!!! J.S., T.G., R.P., M.A., selling ads in UB’s camaro!!! B.H., S.H., meeting McDonalds curb Get off the table!! Prom 1985 . . . and “Calico Bush” Nightmare on Spruce Street! G.R., D.T., B.B. — Ahh and T.B. Out of the car . . . NOW!!! The beach is open Locked in the bathroom Mr. Mikers Valley Girls!??? Okay .. . Lets Go!!! — R.V., and the Energy Cycle 1 can walk, HONEST!!! J.W., T.T., D.F., and the Mack Truck!! Who’s stuff is that??? beltloops Where’s the library?!? Did you see the NEW boy?? CAMERA!! We’re gonna get caught!!! Over here guys it’s not icy?!! Term paper blues Through Thick and Thin — T.G. and R.P. bruised knees!!! “Broken Wings” The oil derrick!!! Come in and get it! It’s raining ... at the park! S.H., S.M., Thanksgiving 1985!!! Crash and Bag — R.P.. D.R. Keep Smilin, Keep Shinin — R.P., T.G. Lipstick Caper — J.S., R.P., J.S., L.S., M.M. Are they following us? G.R., D.T., D.F., Tarzan movie?!? F.S. water only!!?! Eyeballs Don’t worry I won’t speedWl Who will we talk about? Milk and Pepsi CUTZIE!!! Prom 1984 . . . car door??? Senior Party!?! Going to the fair, but the fair is over! In through the nose, out through the mouth!? Please Kiss Me!!! R.P., B.R. B.H., M.S., S.H., M.H. — slip slide in a way. D.F., speeding doesn’t bring love!! “Trick or Treat — S.H., R.P. (Hershey Kisses) The senior girls beach trip!?! FALSE!!! Skateboard . . . boogie, woogie, woogie On the edge! Prom Class Night GRADUATION!!! QUADRAD!!! 137 TOP TEN SENIORS I Robert Core Jami Shriver 4.000 Denice Foley Brook Miller 138 Searching For Treasure Everyone is searching for treasure. What treasure you ask? The thoughts, images, and memories contained in the 1986 Liberanni. Jeff thought that maybe the treasure was in this trunk. “Jackie, there's no treasure buried under this palm tree,” exclaimed Raealena. V' , y - ■ “Say AH for me bird! I’m looking for treasure,” says David said, nothing here I guess! 139 Searching For Treasure HO The treasure will be a hot one if it’s here, said Mr. Moore. Mrs. Wilson wants to find the treasure. Compliments of Richard’s Appliance Service Joe. Louie. Michelle and Kristen Rodney Shriver and Jackie Staller Gary, Janet Statler and family Albert, Nancy and Tracy Statler Buddy, Jean, Seth and Caleb Lemley Allen. Amy. Amber and Carla Jones Harold. Jane. Butch and Scott Varner In Memory of Carl Darker, by Lora Bill, Deb. Tara and Justin Red and Hazel Seaman Doug. Lora. Heath. Josh and Lacy Owens Jim. Carol and Ashley Ponceroff Jim and Jean Tuttle Elmer and Catherine Dayton Bill. Amy and Lisa Clint and Lisa Morgantown Sport ('.enter Joe. Marlene. Christina and Justin Roger and Pauline Moore's Store Jim. Vickie. Tobi and Robin Raymond. Mary. Kim and Mark Copeland Mr. and Mrs. John Brosky The Charles R. Eddy Family Bob and Mary Willard Linda Wade's Hair Care Boutique Ziebart Protection Services Rich. Judy. Ryan and Julie Eddy Scott and Jami W ishing you the best. Jami — Deb Lennis Moore and Family Rip. Bonnie and Jodie DeVine F. M. Chisler and Family Ervin, Sue. Dave and Deb Simmons Shorty, Rachel and Crystal Lew is Best Wishes Bill and Wilma Williams Janice. George. Anita and Mike Gary. Jan. Jeff. Deb. Jami and Jason Frank, Ellen. Debbie and Lisa Rose Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ross and Family Mr. and M rs. William Sargent Mike. Laura. Dave and Linda Tennant Bud. Debbie. Chad and Brent Delaney Compliments of the John Jones Family Compliments of Clark Artice’s Rob, Pat. Jean. T. C.. Robbie, and Billy Leonard. Velda and Pam Moore Moe, Dot. Carl. Miss. Pam and Matt Webber Ralph Six and Family Jim. Pam. Jimmy and Mark Smith Mr. and Mrs. George Jenkins John. Sally, John, Dave, Rojack, Lisa Roger, Veleria. Gary. Rich, Barb Bob. Ruby. Cheryl and David Tennant Coachie! Cliff. Bernice. Randy and Rita Charmin Carman Rod. Peg. Clint, Chris and Robin Congratulations to the Class of 1986 from Ann Bragg, Mr. Joseph Miker, and Dr. Gary G. Smith Mr. and Mrs. John Simpson and Family Gary and Linda Staller and Family Best Wishes Class of '86, Vicky Carl and Freeda Moore and Family Blaine and Donna Ammons and Sons Mr. and Mrs. Danny Church and Family Wilda and Pauline Tennant Stanley and Martha Statler Bill, Arietta. Tammy and Tiffany Ronnie and Kathy Staller and Family Judy, Missy, Keith and Mindy Ammons Haskall and Maxine Tennant Carolyn. Randy. Eric, Cristi Ammons Clay-Battelle — A Nice Place To Be! Dorothy and Tammy Gallatin Bob, Brenda. Todd and Tiffany Bennett Leonard and W ilma Graver Luther and Glenda Simpson and David Dan. Kathy. B. J. and Dustin Staller Don. Virginia and Doug Ammons Larry. Judy and Shawna Mr. and Mrs. Randy Lantz and Family Dortha Lantz's Beauty Shop Suntans Curt. Shelley. Chad and Adam Henkins Gary, Jane. Tabalha and Gary Allen Greg. Linda. Brad and Ryan Garvey Ed. Twyla. Clint and Chris Best W ishes Class of 86 — John and Lisa Junior. Rose, Mark and Beth Husk Doc. JoAnn and Sam Yeager Dave. Donna. Sherry and Michelle Bob. Diana. Jody and Russ Bobby and Jody Owens Ashland Daybrook. W V Barbara and Carl Mary Simpson Mr. and Mrs. Fred Clovis Dale. Cheryl and Gallagher Family Coach Moore, Tami and Nikki ■ MOORE’S iems Seville Diamond Jewelers rrrTwtwmw st. WAYNESBURG. P 15370 PHONE (412)62 7-. 70 HAIR SALON PHONE 879-5333 PLYufesS, WV 2d§44 tfot Bic B Satellit ideo Morgantown, WV RECKER ot BigTBut We'rc Growing) 1 fi79 Ml. Morris, Pa. 15349 4-2707 or 1-800-232-8932 Pa. 80O 962,8587 WV — OH — MU MANCHIN’S BEST WISHES AND GOOD LUCK Mary Ann Scinliyimer fW Days Run Road Phone: 879-5526 Charles and Eileen Snider — Owners TENNANT WILBERT VAULT CO. Box 1 T-i Mr. Morris, Pennsylvania P5349 Cemetery Markers 2 fecoiy t if paid by l of Afon Route 12, Box' 1 Old Cheat Road Morgantown, WV 26! Phone: 296-3675 or 594-1006 After 5 PM RS STUpIp INC. - Lj larksburg, Wj a tography 143 BELL’S MARKET k. 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 Grant Town, W.V. Phone: 278-5656 MT. MORRIS SUPERMARKET Mt. Morris, Pa. Phone: 324-2611 Owned and Operated by PING Inc. Drawer K. Blacksville, W.V. 26521 Congratulations Seniors Class of 1986 And Best Wishes For A Bright Future From The Monongalia County New Car Dealers Assn. Airport Subi Subaru-I: Mileground Ph. 296-320.0 University Chevrolet Cadillac-Merccdes 60 S. University Ph. 296-4401 i Lyle Horton Ford Ford Cars Trucks Rt. 7, Sabraton Ph. 296-4477 Larry Smith Buick AMC-Jeep- Renault 1012 University Ave. Ph. 292-9446 Pro Pontiao-Olds CMC Trucks-Nissan-VW Rt. 7, Sabraton Ph. 292-3377 Sabraton Chrysler Plymouth-Dodge Dodge Trucks Rt. 7. Sabraton Ph. 296-2533 CHmsi'itf n.| Stir,- Best Wishes 'I To the Class of 86 Shelby “Bosley” Leary 32nd DiMricI Box 76 H -s. (304)449-1027 Blacksville, WV HOETOWN noot’n Shoe Outfitters For the Whole Family Compliments Of of Mprgantowrt irmington, WY ‘4 - MISS BLUE RESTAURANT AND MOTEL Phone: 879-5441 . ________ .STATL Auctioneer na Dealer In Livestock Box 96 Pentress, WV 26544 Route 250 PHONE: 775-557 Norman. Hil — Hundred, WV CLv2lC6 Vb frc Discover Convenient Banking In Gallatin Country 7hujfya£m HARDWARE STORES Congratulations to the Clay Battelle Class of ’86 Best Wishes for a Successful and Rewarding F uture A. James Manchin Treasurer of State 147 • Mine Bore Holes to 36 • Shaft Pre Grouting • Degasi float ion Holes • • Mine Fire Subsidance Control • Gas Oil Well Plugging • Shallow Gas Oil Well Drilling Industrial Residential Water Wells • Angle Holes Movie Gallery RT.250 Marts Drilling Inc. P.O. Box 69 Fairview, WV 26570 (304)449-1751 P.O. Box 23 McKeesport. PA (412)824-3537 Farmington, WV 825-6659 Movies, Camera, VCR Rentals Best Wishes from other locations Cameron, WV Moundsville, W V Uniontown. PA. COWERS Lite. Two locations We try harder Send it with special care. 649 E. High Street Jj Waynesbttrg, P. o70 We deliver to Owen r uneral 1 Blacksville, WV - 304 432-8133 3191 Mt. Mgrr3FP?r?' 412 324-2100 . Ph Superi to o Bookstore MATSU Suppl tes answer from i point of view. Cod The 3 Ave Br .1-1 WV rganto Phone: 432-8418 W 292 8431 UR ■ mu COMPLIMENTS your CIRCLE D FARMS Gene, Sharon, and Sherry TROUBLES MORGAN AUTO PARTS INC. Hundred, WV Phone 775-4130 or 775-4230 GROVER C. HUGHES HARDWARE — APPLIANCES FARM SUPPLIES Waynesburg. Pa. Phone: (412) 627-7906 Corner Shoppe Toleware, Linens, Toys Handcrafts, Pottery, Cards For the Unusual Gift 52 East High Street, Waynesburg Phone: (412)627-6929 Owners Roy and Audry Huffman MOUNTAINEER SPORTS SHOP 439 I Bah Street AMgjjtiitbwn. WV - Phone: 29 02 % Wer 'P ffli TQedtiztvuutt 7 ijj Wot 296-76X9 Pizzas Hoagiql Sandwiches Salad . Finger Snacks and Great Italian Dinners Dine In or Carry Out Open, Daily 11-11 Mon.-Thurs. 1 11-12 Fri.-Sat. a 1 11-10 Sun. V ®L(i W i v H 416 Fairmont Rd. j yjr W Westover, WV 26505 %Coo 9'0 (With Tf nlAf 401 High street Phone 292-1571 Morgantown, W.Va. Bill and Agnes Coombs Jim Coombs i (304)879-5213 | BEN’S AUTO WRECl MG We Specialize in Late Modeling Sal||§e and we have p Gulf and Service Station ' ■.Benny Higginbotham Sr. Route 1 | Owner Core, WV 26529 General Contracting vating — Drill — HiilService Gene D. lost (412)324-22 . Duane V. Yost Used Pipe Sales — Contracting Doris L. Yost Fairmont, WV CTO) Rt. 2'T'airnev (304) 798-311 (304)449-1229 HOME OF PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHY 151 Your Winning Team FIRST EXCHANGE BANK Mannington, W.V. Member FDIC PHONE 986-1700 flogs and wwbcr q' atTestojpi. WV 26589 iwn lachirte Co. BaVeldtng nine-rebuilding emCT repair. 5.0. Box 4358 Star elk. 2650? Phone: (304) 328-5330 � Compliments of % | 44 [id-Town Fashions cksville,WV 26521 8352 fo ays: Je prices.” 11 .VT-.'-.t 2i: aWer-Auto'Sale tale model u«e oars at low prices Vj, Phone: (3( 77 5 ' ' Box 1 76 HundretL West Virgifi 26S75 What bank stays open eleven hours in Friday? ■ arjxn IMMNAOiNMO ▼ • sjauLrej V_ a iio itiaonot imjjo mi - jireg Ts}ueip.iajAl :$ sjauup-j 153 RED DOT PHARMACY Service, Inc. 177 Holland Ave. No. 3 L m. P.O. Box 2025 John Tom ow accepting V.M.W. and reet All 3rd-party Prescriptions 131 Market Street annington. WV 265 Phone: 986-348%- BARNA’S R.D. — Main Street Extention Furniture and Appliance, Inc. Bama Phone: 627-7292 Barna 852-2774 Waynesbur , Pa. 15370 Donald L. White, Owner 304 662-6319 P.O. Box 190 WadestOwn, WV WES VIRGINIA MINE ELECTRIC 635 Camden Avenue . + Monongalia, WV President Dan Bane 304-534-3354 NORMA JEAN'S GIFT SHOP Phone: 449-1942 Gifts for all occasions We gift wrap free M GTV 66 E. High Street Waynesburg, Pa. 15370 154 World Champions wear Balfour rings. JSn SnOUlfl VQ11. Your class ring is made with the very same craftsmanship J and care that go into the making of the sports world’s most Represented by: (mI Balfour in so many ways. Vo one remembers RON RICHARDSON - DOUG RICHARDSON P. O. Box 4242 Morgantown. WV 26505 155 a Good Luck to tl e Cee-Bees JBANK OF UNDRED Hundred, WV 775-4111 Member FDIC E (304)798-3597 BARR’S VATION. C. Dealing In Used EVERETT (JAKE) BARR Route 2 Box Fairview, W Joe R. Pyle BOX 40 Mt. Morris, PA 153491 Complete Auction Service We prepare, advertise, and sell your merchandise. ROBERT A YAGLE JEWELER Diamonds Watch China 379 High Street Morgantown West Virginia 26, Phone: 296-7713 Good Luck 1986 Seniors. BELL’S WHOLESALE GROCERY Morgantown, W.V. Phone: (304)296-2565 LEE MAIN EXCAVATING P.O. BOX 87 BLACKSVILLE, W.V. PHONE: 879-5142 jm RANCE CENTER the “MilegrouncT tor your Convenience — Our Only Busines: Tving you with Insurance for Auto-Home-Life Business-Health-Hospitalization-Group Insurance-Bonds londay 9:00 AM to � :00 PM - Friday 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM f i® or by Appointment Associate Agents: R. Duane Meeder and •und Floor cliin Clihic 1270' JW Well Plugging, Dozer, ackhoe Worle Rt. 2 Box 193 — V ' HPNE: 798-3136 or ®-l rorgant 304-291 3901 (Home 292-6576) PRINTECH 1125 UNIVERSITY AVENUE MORGANTOWN, WV 26505 (304)296-0078 n DUNKARD VALLEY GOLF COURSE West of Blacksville, W.Va. V2 Mile off Route 7 Owners Lantz, Lantz and Cole Best Wishes from the Big G Restaurant Blacksville, W.V. 26521 air 50 YEARS OLD 1936-86 Come Help Us Celebrate Daybrook W.V. August 13-16 1986 Jami Shriver 1985 Clay District Fair Queen first advantage with a student loan from The First National Bank of Morgantown 201 High St. University Ave., Suncrest Dunkard Valley. Blacksville Member FDIC Tennants Welding and Machine Shop Lawrence Doug, and Brian Tennant Route 2 Fairview, WV 26570 Phone: 879-3450 Mountaineer Sa les Warehouse Route 7 East Morgantown, West Virginia Phone: 296-4315 P.0 Mooresville Grocery Mooresville Open 8:00 till 6 days a week Dunkard Drawer A Pentress. WV 26544 . Business-Auto-Home-Mobile I Pome Bona Life- ITRAs -Dfs bility , Hospitalization-Medieare-SuppleUfentsi ‘insurance for All Your Needs” Roger and Joanne Brooks — Owners )A 879-5960 Business 879-5868 1 Custom Butchering Inspected By: WV Department of Agriculture. HUNDRED AUTO SERVICE FORD McNeely’s Machine :s, and Service PRECISION C holesale logle Hundred, WV 26575 I’hone 775-4611 ______________l____________ JOHN’S AUTO HAUGHT’S DAIRY MART Phone: 879-5650 Core. WV 26529 4 Arny rf Aaa y j a fry rt rn LEISHA JONES MAINSTREET FAIRVIEW OPEN MON- THU RS 9-5 I’HONE (304)449-1397 FRIDAY 9-7 AFTER HOURS 825-6068 SATURDAY 9-12 CUT. DRIED, AND SILK FLOWERS GIFT WARE AND FRUIT BASF “ Cars . PA Exit Off 1-79 — Vi mile P.O. Box 40 Ml. Morris, Pa 15349 Phone (412)324-2702 Don Pyle — owner Trucks R. KENT STAGGERS BUILDING — BLACKSVILLE, WV HAMMACK WALKER Suite 2A Vision Village Eye examinations available Participating in various insurance programs to benefit you. Come and see us! Mike and Terry Toothman 432-8585 Mmu-Fri: 10-5 Suite 2B Sat. 9-12 Boxed Lunclie- 1890 Mill Donuts “THE END DELL American Greeting Cards for All Occasions Take Out Orders Beer-Pop-Milk-Bread-Pizza-lcc-Wine Momlay-Saturday 7 a.m.-l a.m. Sun. — closed Ron Liz Jones “THE GREETING PLACE” Magazines-Books-Gifts Andys Candy Jelly Belly Jelly Beans Phone 432-8550 ’ Suite IB MASON DIXON PHARMACY Bob Stiles Pharmacist Phone Department Your Neighborhood Family Drug Store Suite 1A We fill UMW, PCS, Paid. NPA. Meti.net, APS, nd Medic aid Rxs STORK HOURS: Monday -Friday 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., Saturday 9 a.m. io2p.ni. 432-8400 Senior Citizen 10% discount 165 296 4333 3377 292 Index Ammons, Bobby — 6. 7, 16, 76, 77, 83, 97, 117, 118. 132 Ammons. Crisli — 30. 75. 76. 83. 85, 89, vO. 112,130 Ammons, David — 37. 97, 107, 117 Ammons. Dezra — 37, 75, 85, 112. 113 Ammons. Douglas — 50. 79, 84, 111 Ammons, John — 6, 7, 76. 97, 98, 106, 107. 108, 109. 117. 133, 134 Ammons, Keith — 56, 84, 106 Ammons, Kevin — 50, 84, 111 Ammons, Ijsa — 50. 83. 84, 79, 115 Ammons, Marlene — 49, 79, 102, 1 19 Ammons. Melissa — 30, 67, 83, 74. 85, 112, 113, 130 Ammons, Rojack — 44, 79, 83. 110 Ammons. Sandy — 44, 77, 83. 85, 115, 119, 143 Ammons. Traey — 37, 80, 151 Ammons. Vicky — 6. 7, 81, 83, 86. 87, 96, 120. 122. 123, 133 Anderson, Dathan — 56. 91 Anderson, James — 56 Anderson, Ronald — 56 Anderson, William — 44 Artiee. Michael — 37, 97, 144 Ashcraft. Richard — 56 Ashcraft, Robert — 44, 76. 78. 84 Ayres. Jeannie — 56, 84 Ball. Nancy — 49, 62 Bane. Darrell — 37, 78, 82 Bane, Ellen — 14, 31, 70, 114, 120, 122, 127, 133 Bane, James — 78, 122 Bane, Scott — 50. 106 Bane, Timothy — 6, 7, 97, 104. 105, 133 Bane. Todd — 37. 120 Barr. Bill — 6, 7. 13. 76. 96, 133, 139, 163 Barr, Stacie — 43, 44, 77, 83, 85, 102, 123, 143 Barr. Ted — 6, 7, 72, 78, 122, 133 Barr. Todd — 56, 59. 84 Barr, Vance — 44 Barto, Mark — 44. 79, 90 Beach. Becky — 8, 19, 28. 76, 96, 133. 134 Beach. Jennifer — 50, 79, 119 Beach. Robert — 36, 62, 78 Beach. Rusty — 30, 78 Bennett, James — 56. 57, 91 Bennett. Todd — 50. 155 Berry, Gale — 69 Berthy. Casey — 56. 79, 88, 119 Berthy, Jonathon — 44, 86, 119 Bienkoski, Jennifer — 56 Bilinsky. Todd — 8, 9, 73, 122, 133, 134 Bohon. Elizabeth — 56, 59 Bohon, Tracey — 44, 77 Bolyard, Deborah — 56, 84 Bosley, Sarina — 50 Boylen. Curtis — 56, 88, 106 Boylen, Tammy — 37, 80, 85 Brackenrich, Tia — 5, 63 Bragg. Angela — 76, 85 Bragg. Ann — 62 Bragg. Brenda — 50, 79 Bragg, David — 36. 37, 104. 120, 122 Bragg. Sean — 106 Britvec. Jennifer — 53, 50. 84. 115 Brookover. I-auric — 56, 88 Brookover. Robert — 56 Brosky. John — 3, 63 Browning. Butch — 55, 63, 97, 99, 119 Brummage. Brian — 56 Brummage. Ray — 2, 37, 75, 97 Butcher, Melissa — 44 Butcher. Jonathan — 107 Butcher. Richard — 57 Cardi, Jane — 63 Carman. Rita — 43, 46, 63 Carpenter. Dale — 30, 70. 117, 130 Carpenter. Tom — 37 Carrico. Hugo — 30, 83, 127. 129. 130, 146 Chapman. JoAnn — 30. 74, 77, 85, 130, 150 Chapman. Joseph — 57 Chapman. Virgil — 50 Chisler, Becky — 55, 57, 77, 79, 83, 84. 103, 119 Chisler. Bruce — 37. 82, 78 Chisler. Cathy — 3. 37. 75. 80. 83, 85, 114 Chisler, Jeannie — 3, 8, 9, 81, 83, 96, 114, 122, 133 Chisler. Peg — 69 Chisler. Robert — 57. 75, 88. 106 Chisler, Teresa — 38, 75, 85, 114, 120 Chisler. Van — 30, 70 Church. Douglas — 30, 71, 117, 130, 131 Clark. Barbara — 29, 83, 64, 119 Clark. Barby — 41.50, 51, 75, 84 Cline. Rachel — 50, 79. 83. 84, 106, 115 Cline. Ted —5, 11,64. 104. 131 Clovis, Brent — 38, 78. 83, 104, 122 Clovis, Christopher — 38, 78, 97 Clovis, Jeff —8. 73, 78. 97 Clovis, Jeremy — 50, 82, 111 Clovis, Robin — 28. 38, 42, 85, 100, 147 Cochran, Bill — 38, 75, 91, 97, 117 Cole. Michael — 30, 78, 130 Collins, Lynn — 30 Conn, Lloyd — 44, 85, 106 Conner. Patricia — 36. 38, 75, 81, 83, 85. 120 Copeland. Dale — 30, 75. 78, 85. 97. 130 Copeland, Dana — 44, 76, 85 Copeland, Danny — 8, 9, 122 Copeland. Gary — 57, 84 Cordar. Darrell — 38. 78 Core, Robert — 8, 9, 78, 80, 96, 97, 138, 133 Costello, Craig — 57 Cottrell. Mark — 44. 85, 110 Cox, Jeffrey — 44 Cross, Kenneth — 36, 64, 82 Cumberledge, Scott — 38, 117, 118 Cummins. Timothy — 30, 82, 70 Dalton, Shawnda — 50 Davis, Kimberly — 38 DeBardi, Carrie Jo — 57. 84, 119 Delaney, Chad — 50. 53, 111 Dillie. David — 44, 119 Diltman. Scott — 44, 76 Dittman, Stephanie — 44, 86, 87 Drvar, Margaret — 64, 77 Durst, James — 44. 45 Dye, Robert — 51. 88, 106 Eddy. Brian — 36. 38, 97, 120, 127 Eddy. Candace — 51 Eddy, Chad — 38, 78 Eddy, Crystal — 57 Eddy, Freddie — 10. 11. 72. 96. 122, 126. 127. 132 Eddy, Gary — 10. 11, 72. 78, 132 Eddy. Greg — 51.86. 88 Eddy, Joyce —51,89. 119 Eddy, Julie — 45. 83, 85 Eddy, Kimberly — 51. 79, 83. 115 Eddy, Larry — 10. 97. 132 Eddy. Melissa — 31,71 Eddy. Richard — 45. 75 Eddy, Sharon — 31, 75. 80, 83, 85. 86. 87, 130. 131 Eddy, Shawn — 49, 51, 53. 79, 83, 84, 111 Eddy, Sherri — 51, 86, 88 Eddy, Sherry (12)— 10. 11,27, 70. 78, 122, 132 Eddy, Steven — 31,71,122,130 Eddy, Teresa — 17, 38. 75. 86. 87 Eickleberry, David — 29, 31, 75, 83, 106. 107. 108. 117. 120. 130. 139 Eickleberry. Scott — 44, 110, 117 127 Evans, Ronda — 10, 28, 70, 133 Fluharty, Danny — 44 Foley, Denice — 5, 10, 11, 19, 74. 80. 83, 86. 87. 94. 122. 138. 132, 134 Foley, Jimmy — 51 Foley, Kimberly — 29. 31, 86. 87. 130 Foley, Todd — 57 Forquer, Rodney — 38 Forquer, Susetle — 57, 77 Fox, Sherry — 64 Francis. J. R. — 31,71, 130 Francis, Richard Francis, Ricky — 51, 57, 88 Frazier, David — 5, 12, 13, 75. 85. 96, 97. 98. 99. 104. 120. 123, 132, 134 Freeland, Rita — 38, 75, 85, 120 Gallagher. Brian — 31, 75, 80, 83. 97, 107. 128, 129, 156 Gallagher. Kathy — 29. 65 Gallagher. Kristy — 44. 75. 79. 102, 119 Gallatin, Tammy — 29, 31, 74, 76, 80, 83, 85, 117, 118, 128, 129. 149. 150 Garrison, Christopher — 57 Golden. Melanie — 44, 75, 79 Gower, Natalie — 31,71, 120 Gracey, Carol — 65 Griffith. Kelly — 57 Gross, Pat — 49. 65 Gum, Bill — 12.72, 78.97, 132 Gum, Jeffrey — 31, 71, 75, 104, 139 Haines, Derrick — 12. 13, 76, 96, 97, 120, 163 Hall. Billie Jo — 44, 83, 85 Hall. Eddie — 7, 12, 13, 76. 96. 127, 132. 163 Hall, Jamie — 57, 106 Hammill, Becky — 57, 79, 77, 84 Hamill. Terri — 38 Hardesty, Sherry — 12, 13, 74. 77, 121, 122. 125, 132, 134 Marker, Tina — 44, 83. 85 Harris, Elizabeth — 57. 84 Harris, William — 39, 76, 86. 91 Hartley, Andrea — 51,84 Harvey, Barbara — 12, 13, 28, 77, 83, 85, 96. 112. 127. 132 Haught. Christopher — 51, 84. 1 11 Hayes, Tammy — 68 Helfcldt, Betty — 65 Index Henard. Kalina — 58. 84 Menard. Robert — 51 Henderson. Michael — 39 Henkins. Julie — 51.84. 79. 102. 119 Henry. Dan — 122 llibbs, Steven — 58 Hicks. Richard — 31. 75 Higginbotham. Matthew — 58 Higgins. Michael — Hillberry, Richelle — 44 Hillberry. Rick — 26, 76. 90. 104, 105, 132 Hinerman. Jesse — 7, 13, 14. 15. 71. 97 104. 105, 132 Hinerman, Steve — 14, 15, 73, 133 Hixenbaugh. Barbara — 58 Hixenbaugh. Jason — 58. 79 Hixenbaugh. Lisa — 51, 119 Hoke, Charles — 39, 130, 131 Holmes, Morelia — 69 Howard. Darlene — 37, 51. 84. 116 Howard. Garrett — 32. 71, 86, 87, 120, 142 Howard, Michael — 32, 44. 86. 110, 111, 119 Howard. Michael — 71, 78 Hugo, Michael — 37, 39 Hunnell. Melissa — 44 Hunt. Cindy — 44. 82. 83. 85 Hunt, Linda — 44. 83. 85 Jenkins, Carl — 39, 104 Jenkins. Jeanie — 14, 15, 72 Jenkins, Kenneth — 39 Johnson, Connie — 14. 21 Johnson, Jay Johnson, Joy — 40, 85 Johnson. Michelle — 32, 71 Johnson, Robbie — 52 Johnson, Sherry — 44, 85 Johnson. William — 44. 63 Jones, Daniel — 39, 80, 104, 105 Jones, Kathy — 44, 75, 79, 85, 119 Jones, Kelly —14. 15, 72, 133 Jones, l.ori — 39. 85. 86 Jones, Marcy — 52, 86, 88. 103, 119 Jones, Mary — 32, 76, 77, 78 Jones, Vernon — 58, 84 Kalikin, Stacy — 56. 58. 79. 88 Kassay, Nehemiah — 58, 59, 84 Kelly. Bryan — 32, 75, 107, 117 Kelly, Michael Kelly, Owen —52. 88, 107 Kennedy, Jack Kennedy, Jackie — 39 Kennedy. Kim — 39 Kennedy, Myrtle — 19, 130 Kimble, John — 39 King, Douglass — 39, 73 King, Melody — 46, 85 Kirby, Todd — 39, 82 Kirby, Troy — 46 Kuhn, Robbie — 16. 25, 73. 133 Kurcaba, Barbara — 43, 65 I ancaster, George — 58 Lantz, Michele — 36, 39, 76, 112, 113 l ayton, Cari — 13, 39, 75, 85 Layton, Erik — 58, 79 Layton, Stacey — 32, 35, 78, 122, 127 l yton, Tracy — 32, 76, 78. 130 Legan, Jon — 13. 16, 17, 19. 75, 76, 78. 97. 125, 126, 127, 133 I egan. William — 66. 140 1-cMasicrs, Tina — 40. 75. 85 l emley. Bobby — 58. 84. 120 I.emley, Michael — 58, 106 Ix mley, Ix ri — 32 Lernley, Tammy — 16, 17, 72, 133 l emley. Tracy — 42,85, 100, 101. 145 lister. Cheryl — 49, 63. 66 I-ewis, l uura — 66 Lewis, L. W. — 32 Liming, Greg — 58 l oar, Robin — 55, 58, 77. 83. 84, 116, 119 Uar, Tobi — 32. 83, 85. 120, 130 lx ngwell. James — 46 Luzader. Bess — 40, 85 Maloti. Richard — 69 Maloti. Rose — 69 Mason. Andrea — 40, 75 Mason. (.eonard — 32, 73. 78 Mason. Michael — 46. 86 Meluzio. Beth — 43. 66, 85 Mercer, Lynne — 16, 17. 76. 133 Merrifield, John — 33, 70 Michael, Brian — 46, 79, 85. 110 Michael, JoAnn — 40 Michael. Ralph — 16, 17, 104 Michael, Stephanie — 40. 80. 1 14. 146, 151 Miker, Joe — 58, 62 Miller. Brook — 18. 19. 75. 80. 126, 127. 133 Miller, Carroll — 18. 19, 72. 133 Miller, Iana — 52, 83, 146 Miller, l elia — 33. 83, 85, 142 Miller, Steve — 46 Mitchell, Kenneth Mitchell. Samantha — 52 Moats, Rodney — 2. 59 Moore, Donra — 59, 84 Moore, Eric — 59, 60, 75, 79, 84. 111, 119 Moore, Jarrod — 49. 52, 84, 111. 146 Moore. Kellie — 59, 77. 83. 84. 116 Moore. Lisa — 52, 79, 83 Moore, Mary — 18. 19. 27. 70, 133 Moore. Pamela — 40, 76. 81.83, 100. 151 Moore, Russ — 52. 66, 75. 97, 99, 110, 111, 117, 124, 140 Moore. Theresa — 46, 47, 86 Moore. Velda — 69 Morris. Lynn — 18, 70, 133 Mosholder, Lisa — 59 Mullenax. Mary Ann — 67 McCabe, Twyla — 36, 66. 81 McClure, Candace — 52 McClure, Jeffrey — 46 McCoy. Brenda — 40 McCoy, Emzie — 52, 88 McCoy. Francis — 33, 73, 78 McCoy. Keith — 58 McCoy. Richard — 57, 58 McCoy. Steven — 52 McCoy, Tammy — 40 McCoy. William — 52 McDonald. Crystal — 46 McDougal. Glenn — 16. 17 Nicholson. Jason — 59 Nicholson. Richard Norwich. Allen — 46 Norwich, Mary Beth — 40 Ord, Waller — 18, 19. 80. 86. 87. 95. 96. 135, 133 Owens. Heath — 43. 46. 79, 83. 85. 110. 117. 118. 119 Park, Jeff — 46. 75. 85. 110. 117. 118 Parrish, Pete — 52 Pierce, Wally — 5, 67, 74. 76, 102, 103, 106 Polansky. Amanda — 59. 84 Poling, Carol — 18, 71, 133 Poling. Danny — 20, 21, 72, 133 Poling. Erica — 52. 83. 1 15 Poling, James — 40. 86 Porter, Robert — 46 Porter. Tina — 59, 88 Posey, Jami — 51. 52. 79. 84, 119 Price, David — 46, 75 Price, Lisa — 46 Price, Susan — 46 Pride, Erik — 52 Pride, Jill — 33, 76, 83, 85. 100, 120. 130. 160 Pride, Mark — 3. 20, 21, 28. 30. 85. 96, 97. 104, 120. 132 Pride. Raealena — 5, 19. 20. 21. 23, 28, 74. 75. 77. 83. 85. 96. 121, 122. 125, 126, 127, 132. 134, 139, 149. 160 Pride, Vicki — 43, 44. 46. 77. 83, 85. 143. 160 Pritchard. Jeff — 40. 76. 83, 97 Pritchard, Terri — 52 Quesada. Cynthia — 59, 77, 87 Raber, Bryan — 40. 78 Rebold. Crystal — 59 Rebold, Lisa — 46, 86 Reed. Robin — 47, 85 Reed. Roger — 59, 79, 84 Ridenour. Mary Ellen — 33, 71 Riffle, Kevin — 76, 78 Riggs. Cristy— 129. 130 Rockwell. Angela — 53, 79, 83, 84, 116 Rose. Debbie — 13, 20, 21. 70. 122. 127, 132 Rose. Greg — 20. 21. 63. 75, 97. 98. 125. 132, 134 Rose. Lisa — 47, 75. 77, 102 Rose, Scott — 49, 51, 53, 79, 84, 111 Ross. Chad — 53. 106 Ross, Michael — 59, 88, 106, 119 Ross, Shea — 40. 85, 86, 106, 120 Rush, Constance — 67, 134 Sanders. Deborah — 49, 53, 79, 82. 84. 102 119. 127, 146 Saunders, Barbara — 40, 75, 81, 83, 100 Savino, Helena — 47 Sayers, Duane — 43, 47. 85. 110. 119, 121, 122. 127 Seaman, Lisa — 20, 21. 22, 23, 28, 74. 77. 83, 101, 122, 126, 127. 132. 134. 154 Shaffer, Peggy — 53, 79, 86, 88 Shaffer, Tammy — 33, 75, 77. 80, 86, 87 Shannon, Jerlyn — 47 Shannon, Michael — 33, 71 Sheets, lan — 59 Shough, Scott — 3. 41. 88, 97 Shriver. Jami — 5. 22, 23, 70. 74, 75, 80. 81.95, 121. 122. 132. 134, 138 Shriver, Jason — 49, 51, 53, 75, 83, 111, 124 Index Shriver, Jeffrey — 47. 78, 104. 106 Shriver. Tina — 41, 75. 85, 114, 120 Shultz, Todd —41.82 Shuman, Palsy — 67 Sigley, Barbara — 59, 84 Sigley, Gary — 22. 23, 133 Sigley, Richard — 41, 76, 78, 107. 108 Simone, John — 59, 91 Simpson. Beth — 47, 92 Simpson. Brenda — 52, 59, 77, 84 Simpson. Carol — 33, 83. 130 Simpson, Jennifer — 53, 79, 82, 86, 88 Simpson, Marti Jo — 41 Simpson, Michael — 47. 78 Simpson, Richard — 33, 71 Simpson. William — 53 Sine, Bobbie Jo — 41, 77 Sine. Rachel — 56. 60. 77, 79. 83, 84. 116 Sine, Tami — 44, 47, 83 Sine, Terry — 41, 83, 97, 107, 120 Sine, Traci — 53, 143 Six, Fred — 22, 73. 97. 99. 120, 132. 134 Skubis, Frank — 67, 97, 107, 109, 117 Smith, Gary — 62, 106, 126, 129 Smith. Jimmy — 29, 33, 75, 83, 97, 107, 130 Smith, Mark — 60, 111 Smith, Shawn — 47 Snodgrass. Tabatha — 51, 53, 84 Snyder, Dennis — 60 Sollars, Joseph — 46. 47, 110, 157, 159 Spears, Julie — 60, 77, 103, 119 Spears, Rachel — 53, 84, 119 Spears, Ritchie — 84 Sperandio, Anthony — 57, 60 Sperandio. Brenda — 52, 53 Sperandio, Linda — 33, 71 Spitznogle, Betty — 33, 71, 142 Spitznogie, Charles — 60 Spitznogle. Louie — 41, 78, 82 Spitznogle. Theresa — 55, 60, 77, 84, 103, 119 Sprouse, Penny — 53 Sprouse, Sherry — 60 Starsick, Heidi — 60, 88 Slatler, Anita — 53 Statler, B. J. — 53, 111, 119 Slatler, Jackie — 22. 23, 80. 82. 83, 85, 74. 75, 76. 91, 93, 96. 100. 101. 120, 122, 127, 132, 134, 138. 139 Sutler, Kenny — 33, 34, 71, 78, 97 Sutler, Nancy — 41, 42, 78 Sutler, Richard — 47, 123 Sutler. Rita — 22, 23, 19, 25, 28, 80, 85, 112, 122, 127, 132, 134, 138. 152 Sutler, Ronnie — 47, 121, 122, 157, 159 Sutler. Tracy — 3, 33. 34. 80, 81, 83. 130 St. Clair, Sherry — 59. 60, 61, 77, 103, 119 Steele, Amanda — 60 Steele, Douglas — 41, 76, 80. 83. 97, 107 Stewart, Butch — 55, 60, 84, 111 Stewart, David — 60 Stewart, Dexter — 60, 88 Stewart. Jeffrey — 47, 104. 106 Stewart. Michael — 53 Stewart, Traci — 36, 41, 76, 80, 100, 101, 120, 146, 151, 110 Stiles, Eric —34,71,97. 104 Stiles, Karen — 47, 55, 68. 100, 140 Slitchick, Christina — 41, 42, 85. 100, 120 Slilchick, Mike — 34 Strosnider, David — 41, 97 Strosnider, William — 34. 70, 78, 97 Strosnider, Jimmy — 60 Strosnider, Susan — 17,22 Swaniger. Ronnie — 34. 76. 97, 117 Swaniger, Ryan — 54, 90, 111, 130 Swisher. Jodi — 29, 34, 62, 75. 80, 83, 112, 113, 130 Sypolt, Christopher — 54 Sypolt, Richard — 24, 25, 72 Tate, Duane — 34, 70, 75 Tate. Jennifer — 41, 75, 83, 85 Tate, Paula — 54 Tate. Richard — 60 Tennant, Bryan — 48, 164 Tennant, Bradley — 41, 86 Tennant, Christopher — 48, 75, 79 Tennant, Christopher Mark — 34. 104, 105, 117, 142 Tennant, David — 23, 24. 25, 80, 85. 97, 127, 133, 138. 147 Tennant, Donald — 48 Tennant, Gary — 48, 85, 164 Tennant, James — 54, 119 Tennant, Joseph — 61, 84 Tennant, Kevin — 42, 75, 80, 107 Tennant, Kristie — 42 Tennant, taura — 54, 75, 86, 87, 88 Tennant, Lisa — 29, 32, 34, 74, 76, 83, 85, 100, 110, 130 Tennant, Lori — 61, 77, 79. 84, 116 Tennant, Michael — 34, 75, 80, 107 Tennant, Michelle — 52, 54. 84. 115 Tennant, Mona — 42, 75, 80, 81, 83, 151 Tennant, Nicki — 61, 84 Tennant. Richard — 34. 75 Tennant, Sucie — 54 Tennant, Tabatha — 31, 35, 77, 83, 86, 87, 117, 118, 123, 129, 130 Tennant, Tammy — 3, 24, 25, 74. 77, 80, 81,83. 96, 114, 126, 127, 133, 134. 138 Tennant, Tiffany — 43, 44, 48, 77, 79, 83, 85, 115, 119, 143 Tennant, William — 35 Tharp, Don — 69 Thomas, Curtis — 48, 110 Thomas, Denise — 54, 84, 86, 87, 88, 103, 119 Thome. Ryan — 54, 82, 102, 103 Throckmorton, Jason — 78, 82, 97 Throckmorton, Lori — 48, 102 Tolka, Cynthia — 54 Toothman, Amanda — 77, 84 Tuttle, Kirk — 61, 88 Tuttle. Melissa — 61, 77, 79, 83, 84. 116 Van Meter, John — 55, 61, 68, 102, 103, 104. 106, 119 Van Scvoc. Israel — 35, 71, 75, 97, 123, 130 Vamer, Bill — 35, 78 Vamer, Dina — 42, 76, 80, 83, 100 Vamer, Rhonda — 19, 24, 25, 27, 70, 82, 122, 127, 138 Vamer, Richard — 61 Vamer, Rochelle — 54 Vamer, Scott — 13, 35, 71, 80, 97. 117, 118, 130 Vamer, Terri — 42, 85, 112 Verbosky, Eric — 43, 44, 48. 75, 83, 85, 110, 127 Villers, Janes — 54 Villers, lx ri — 54 W'ade, Wendy — 75, 77, 84, 116, 119 Walker. Mandi — 77, 84 Walker. Michaek — 42, 97 Walls, Jody — 3, 24. 25, 74. 77. 81. 83. 94. 96, 127, 134 Walls. Russ — 48, 110, 164 Watson, Keith — 31, 42, 78. 82, 121. 122 Webber. Carl — 3, 5, 24, 25, 27. 96. 97, 98, 107, 108. 109, 133, 134, 153 Webber, Missy — 35, 42. 74, 83. 100. 120, 130, 165 Weber, Crysul — 61 Weber, Jimmy — 61,83 Weinheimer, Richard — 68, 140 Welch, Randel — 42 White. Marcia — 35. 86, 87, 130, 131 White, Mary Jane — 29, 68, 79 White, Rebecca — 86 Wiley. Scott — 42, 75, 97, 120 Wilkinson, Joey — 7, 26, 27, 28, 80, 89, 122, 133 Willard, Crystal — 54 Willard, Todd —35, 70, 127 Williams, Allen — 111 Williams, Daphne — 61, 77, 79, 84 Wilson, Buckey — 49, 53, 54, 79, 111, 119 Wilson, Christopher — 42, 107, 120 Wilson, David — 35, 70, 97, 105, 117, 130 Wilson, Marian — 68, 140 Wilson, Ryan — 68, 75, 97, 98, 110, 111, 125 Wilson. Ryan — 48. 79, 83, 85, 110 Wilson, Trina — 6, 42, 77, 81,112 Wise, JoAnn — 35, 71, 148 Wolfe, David — 42 Wright, Charles — 60 Wright, Ralph — 35, 75 Wright, Sharon — 26. 27, 76, 78, 81, 120 Wright, Tammy — 26, 86, 87, 96, 122, 129 Wright, Tonya — 42, 85, 86, 87 Yost, Mary Ann — 42, 81