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

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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

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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.

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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