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

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1987 volume:

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We are the Varsity cheerleaders who captured the Region I title and went “soaring to Charleston for states. y 0 0 0 CLAY-BATTELLE Contents Title Page.........................................1 Theme Page.........................................2 Contents Page......................................4 Student Life.......................................5 Student Council Activities.........................6 Football Homecoming................................8 Halloween Dance...................................10 Jingle Bell Ball..................................12 Basketball Homecoming.............................14 Donkey Ballgame...................................16 Liberanni Staff...................................17 Student Council and S.A.D.D.......................18 Sting Staff and French Club.......................19 F.H.A. (Senior High)..............................20 F.F.A. (Senior High)..............................21 F.H.A. and F.F.A. (Junior High)...................22 Junior High Honor Society.........................23 Senior High Honor Society.........................24 F.B.L.A...........................................25 Pep Club..........................................26 Art...............................................27 Junior High Chorus................................31 Senior High Chorus................................32 Band..............................................33 Coal Queen........................................36 Miss Liberanni....................................37 Honor Boy and Honor Girl..........................38 Division Page.....................................39 Seniors...........................................40 Juniors...........................................64 Sophomores........................................70 Freshmen...........................................76 Eighth Grade.......................................82 Seventh Grade......................................88 Vo-tech............................................96 Faculty...........................................100 Cooks and Custodians..............................107 Football..........................................108 Girls Varsity Basketball..........................110 Wrestling.........................................112 Boys Varsity Basketball...........................114 Baseball..........................................116 Girls and Boys Sr. High Track.....................118 Jr. Varsity Cheerleaders..........................119 Varsity Cheerleaders..............................120 Girls Freshman Basketball.........................122 Girls 7th and 8th Grade Basketball................124 Jr. High Wrestling.............................. Boys Freshman Basketball........................ Boys 7th and 8th Grade Basketball.................126 Girls and Boys Jr. High Track.....................127 Freshman Cheerleaders.............................128 Midget Cheerleaders...............................129 Prom..............................................130 Classnight........................................134 Graduation........................................136 Memories Are......................................138 Top 10 Seniors....................................139 Compliments Of....................................140 Ads...............................................141 Index.............................................166 4 Contents Kevin, Terri, Rachel, Denny, and Carey enjoy watching the Cee-Bees get another victory. Heidi, Stacy, and Laurie are getting prepared for their upcoming Christmas concert. Dr. Smith, our principal really gets into the Donkey Missy and Jodi prefer food from McDonald’s rather than the school Ballgame. cafeteria. fa fa fa fa fi fa % Student Life 5 Student Council The Student Council officers went to Jackson’s Mill in October, where they joined with other WV schools in a leadership seminar. They brought back the games they learned and shared them with the rest of the school. They also had a “teacher-kiss-a-pig” fundraiser to make money to buy a school sign. Ms. White was the lucky pig kisser. Student Council also participated in the WCLG food drive, where the school brought in 625 items. On March 5, they sponsored a Blood Drive where 45 pints of blood were donated. First Row: Jeff Park, Jason Shriver, Sharon Eddy, Brian Gallagher, Lisa Tennant, Criaty Riggs, Ryan Swaniger, Donna Hunt, Robin Loar, Wendy Wade. Second Row: Kristy Gallagher, Barby Clark, Tabatha Tennant, Michele Lantz, Cristi Ammons, Tracy Sutler, Autumn Vannoy, Becky Hamill, Lisa Rose. Third Row: Mr. Moore, Brandon Eddy, Scott Bane, Doug Steele, Shawn Eddy, Scott Varner. Ms. White tries to coax the pig into puckering. Ms. White fulfills the wishes of the Clay-Battelle student body. 6 Student Council Student Council Serves School and Community Student Council participated in the WCLG food drive. Jennifer Tate gets ready to give blood. Kim donates to the student council blood drive. Mr. Moore leads the student body in ‘‘singin’ in the rain.' Sharon tells the girls what their animal is for the barnyard game. Student Council 7 Football Homecoming True Colors On October 17, 1986, Clay Battelle High School held their annual football homecoming week. It began with Monday, as Jersey Day; Tuesday, as Hillbilly Day; Wednesday, Senior Pin Day; Thursday as West Virginia Day; and Friday as Spirit Day. Eleven candidates and their escorts lined the football field during halftime at the Homecoming game. They all were awaiting the results of the voting that had taken place earlier that day. Finally, the time had come to find out who would be the 1986 Homecoming Queen, and it was Miss Sharon Eddy, escorted by Gary Tennant; first attendant Lisa Tennant, escorted by Eric Moore, and second attendant Cristy Riggs, escorted by Rojack Ammons. Homecoming Queen Sharon and her escort Gary Allen Tennant. Sharon Eddy, 1986 Homecoming Queen, escorted by Gary Tennant, first Attendant Lisa Tennant escorted by Eric Moore and ring bearer Sean Stiles. 8 Homecoming Homecoming Queen Candidates L-R: Tammy Shaffer, Missy Webber, Lisa Tennant, Tracy Statler, Tabatha Tennant, Jill Pride, Sharon Eddy, Cristy Riggs, Jodi Swisher. L-R: Tammy Gallatin, and Betty Spitznogle. Betty Spitznogle escorted by Dale Copeland, Lisa Tennant escorted by Eric Moore, Tabatha Tennant escorted by Doug Ammons, Tracy Statler escorted by Chris Clovis, Missy Webber escorted by Tracy Layton. Homecoming 9 Halloween Dance Attracts The Unattractive rW! he first Halloween Dance at Clay-Battelle High School was a big hit! The sophomores held the dance on Halloween night. From eight until eleven that evening, witches, ghosts, vampires, and many other creepy ghouls enjoyed the holiday. There were prizes awarded to Traci Ammons and Doug Steele for the Most Original Costume, and to Barby Clark and Terry Sine for the Best Overall Costume. Mike show Scon how to shake it up! Dale Copeland and Todd Bane found love at first bite. Ms. Clark shows her approval of Terry and Barby as “Best Overall winners. 10 Halloween Dance Lisa Rose and Scott Eickleberry enjoyed the Halloween Dance. Dezra and Chris say, “Look out. Playboy!’ Sheik Doug and his one-lady harem, Traci. JoJo Jones is a victim of “The Day After.' Halloween Dance 11 JINGLE BELL BALL The senior high National Honor Society presented the annual Jingle Bell Ball on December 20, 1986. This year twenty-two girls and guys vied for the title of Jingle Bell Ball King and Queen. At a penny a vote, the student body and community members selected Stephanie Dittman and Russ Walls, queen and king, Lana Miller and Scott Bane, first runner-up, and Sherry Jones and Shawn Stiles, second runner-up. Music for the evening was provided by “L.J. London.” Daphne and Mandi take a break from dancing. 1985 COURT: First Runner-Up: Tammy Gallatin; Second Runner-Up: Pat Conner; 1985 Queen: Tobi Loar. 1986 COURT: First Runner-Up: Lana Miller, Scott Bane, King and Queen: Stephanie Dittman and Russ Walls, Second Runner-Up: Shawn Stiles and Sherry Jones 12 Jingle Bell Ball JINGLE BELL BALL Mike and Kim share a slow dance at the Jingle Bell Ball. Many couples danced to the music provided by “L.J. London. Erik, John, Robby, Chad, JoJo, Kerry, and Mike wait for the next fast dance. Jennifer and Bess watch as the candidates line up for coronation. Autumn Vannoy and B. J. Statler share one last dance together. Jingle Bell Ball 13 14 Cheerleaders Sponsor Dances Jim Wilson was spinning the hits while others enjoyed the dance. Sam Wilson jams down at a victory dance. Dances Susette, Donra, and Glennda dance to the music of Bon Jovi. Cee-Bees Dance to Show Spirit Ronnie and Barbie take a break from the dance to just relax. Robbie and Crystal share the last dance of the evening. Todd gives Terri “the big dip ’!!! Rachel Cline poses for a quick picture. Dances 15 Donkey Basketball Game C-B Teachers Win Mr. Wilson and Mr. VanMeter are awaiting their turn On November 21, 1986, the junior class sponsored a Donkey Basketball game in the Clay-Battelle gymnasium. The entertainers that night were: male cheerleaders, clowns, pooper scoopers, donkeys, and riders. Between the second and third game Tammie Boylen and Chris Wilson were crowned Mr. and Mrs. Donkey Basketball. The teams participating were: The C-B Boosters, C-B Teachers, Junior Class, and Blacksville Businessmen. Terri, Robin, and Michele decide who’s going to scoop next. Look out Motley Crue, says Mr. Pierce. Mrs. McCabe finally shows up for work. Todd, Trina, Tammie, Chris, Daniel, and Mary Ann ran for Mr. and Mrs. Donkey Basketball. 16 Donkey Basketball Game 1987 URKRAN'NI STAFF: Im Tcntunl — Man. d.. filr coord.; Crkli Ammon — art cd.. aaal. dkrm. mgr.; Stephanie Michael — a � t photo file coord.; Tammy Gallatin — bua. ed; Tracy Sutler — aaat. copy ed.: Miwy Webber — dkrm. mgr.; Traci Ammon — aaat. art ed.; Michele IjinU — aaat. bu . ed.; Jodi Swiaher — copy ed.. aaat. dkrm. mgr.; Tammy Boylen — asst, copy ed.. asat. photo mgr.; Terri Hamill — photo mgr.. a l. bua. ed.. aaat. copy ed.; Missy Ammons — photo file coord.; Pal Conner — aaat. art ed.; Trina Wilson — asst, file coord.; Dezra Ammon — aaat. layout ed.; Tabalha Tennant — aaat. file coord.; Jill Pride — asst, photo file coord.; Mr. Pierce — advisor Missy and Michele search for materials needed to meet the first deadline. We are the Liberanni staff. Presenting an interesting and precise account of the 1986-87 school year is the goal of this dedicated group of students. Great pains are taken to follow established procedures which make the yearbook enjoyable while presenting a vivid record of students' accomplishments. The photographs we use are chosen carefully and the words we write are concise and exact. We strive to keep the cost of the book as low as possible, while keeping accurate records and meeting deadlines. All this and more is done so that you may have a yearbook that will be an asset to your collection of memories. We are Clay-Battelle! Under the direction of Mr. Pierce, Lisa and Dezra improve the layout of their pages. Liberanni Staff 17 Students Concerned With Safety Students Against Driving Drunk is the largest club at Clay-Battelle High School. This is the first year this organization has had over 120 members. All students involved in SADD have a very special “Contract for Life with their parents. This contract is an agreement between the teenager and parent concerning drinking and driving. SADD has four main goals; To help eliminate the drunk drivers and save lives; To conduct community alcohol awareness programs; To alert and inform students of the dangers of alcohol and driving; and to organize a peer counseling program to help students who may have concerns about alcohol. Our motto is: As a team we are a mighty force. If we can dream it — it can be done! First Row: Tammy Gallatin, Scott Shough, JoAnn Ammons, Second Row: Ms. Lewis, Mr. Legan, Mrs. Wilson, Ms. Ball, Mrs. McCabe, Mr. Wilson. First Row: Mr. Wilson, Shea Ross, Theresa Eddy, Cathy Chisler, Pam Moore, Barbara Saunders, Becky White, Tracy Bohon, Richelle Hillberry, Lori Throckmorton, Sherry Johnson, Melody King, David Dille, Scott Shough, Tammy Gallatin, Second Row: Tracy Staller, Linda Hunt, Brian Micheal, Ryan Wilson, Eric Verbosky, Kim Foley, Keith Watson, Todd Shultz, Lloyd Conn, Brian Eddy, Missy Ammons, Marlene Ammons, Melissa Hunnell, Robin Reed, JoAnn Ammons, Third Row: Lisa Rose, Sandy Ammons, Cindy Hunt, Billie Jo Hall, Julie Eddy, I elia Miller, Kim Davis, Tina I eMasters, Mary Ann Yost, Mona Tennant, Beth Simpson, Stephanie Dittman, Kim Kennedy, Rodney Forquer, Lisa Tennant, Fourth Row: Mrs. Wilson, Michele Lanlz, Kevin Ammons, Can Layton, Rachael Cline, Heather VanGilder, Doug Steele, Traci Ammons, Lori Jones, Jeff Pritchard, Traci Stewart, Brian Gallagher, Mike Howard, Mark Barto, Stacie Barr, Mrs. McCabe, Fifth Row: Mr. Legan, David Eickleberry, Mike Walker, Shawn Eddy, Doug Ammons, Scott Rose, Debbie Sanders, Terri Pritchard, Lana Miller, Brenda Bragg, Dina Varner, Pat Conner, Trina Wilson, David Ammons, Bryan Kelly, John Berthy, Vicki Pride, Ms. Ball, Sixth Row: Jimmy Smith, Jon Butcher, Cristy Riggs, Chris Stitchick, Tobi I.oar. Jerlyn Shannon, Ix uie Spitznogle, Mary Jones, Betty Spitznogle, Jami Posey, Angela Rockwell, Lisa Moore, Lisa Ammons, Melanie Golden, Kristy Gallagher, Tiffany Tennant, Seventh Row: Daniel Jones, Darrell Corder, James Bane, Dezra Ammons, Terri Varner, Jarrod Moore, Robin Clovis, Tammie Boylen, Terri Hamill, Stephanie Michael, Heath Owens, Jason Throckmorton, Ryan Thome, Jennifer Simpson, Michelle Tennant, Peggy Shaffer, Kathy Jones. 18 SADD Sting Staff lsl Row: Rojack Ammons, David Eickleberry, Dina Varner, Mrs. While, 2nd Row: Tammie Boylen, Tina Shriver, Robin Clovis. Michelle Lanlz. Lisa Tennant. Tabalha Tennant, Grisly Riggs. 3rd Row: Joann Ammons, Terri Hamill, MaryAnn Yost, Barb Saunders, Pam Moore, Todd Shultz, Chris Tennant. French Club 1st Row: Mona lennanl, Jodi Swisher, Scott Shough, Jon Butcher, Terry Sine, Jeff Pritchard. Chad Delaney, Chris Wilson, Mike Walker, 2nd Row: Ryan Thorne, Kathy Jones, Kristy Gallagher. Stacy Kalikin, Cathy Chisler. Melanie Golden. David Price. Daniel Jones, Brenda Bragg, Tracy Slaller, 3rd Row: Jim Tennant. Ray Bruinmage. Ryan Wilson, Bryan Kelly, Terry Varner, Dezra Ammons. Chris Stitchick. Terri Pritchard, Jason Shriver. 4th Row: Candy McClure. Chris Tennant. Bill Cochran, Brian Michael, Eric Verbosky, Barb Saunders, Kim Eddy, Debbie Sanders, Lana Miller, Angi Rockwell, Sarina Bosley, Lisa Hixenbaugh. Fr. Club, Sting 19 FHA HELPS THE NEEDY The FHA had many active members this year. The club consisted of 25 members, which collected items for needy families. They raised money in order to send members to FHA camp at Cedar Lakes and the FHA club trip. They plan to have their annual banquet in May. THE OFFICERS OF FHA Tobi Ix ar — Sgt.-at-arms, Dezra Ammons — Sgt.-at-arms, Terri Varner — Treas, Barbara Saunders — Historian, Trina Wilson — Sec., Mona Tennant — Vice-Pres., Cristy Riggs — Pres. First Row: Barb Saunders, Mona Tennant, Dezra Ammons, Terri Varner, Trina Wilson, Cristy Riggs, Chris Stitchick, Tobi Loar, Second Row : Mrs. Drvar, Em-zie McCoy, Rochelle Varner, Mary Yost, Cathy Chisler, Pat Conner, Robin Clovis, Michele Lantz, Third Row: Rachel Spears, Kim Davis, Bess Luzader, Tina Lemasters, Lelia Miller, Tonya Wright, Kristie Tennant, Nancy Statler. Melissa Hunnell. 20 FHA The FFA Champions First Row: lx ri Jones: Champion Potatoes, Kathy Jones: Champion I.amb, Second Row: Chris Clovis: Champion Steer, Rusty Beach: State Farmer for 1986. FFA The FFA is involved in many activities this year. Twelve members of the FFA participated in West Virginia State FFA and Vo-Ag. judging contests at WVU. The FFA also competed in the Conservation and Environmental Contest, the Creed Contest, the Parliamentary Procedure Contest and the live stock show and sale. The FFA members attended the FFA leadership conference and convention. They plan to have their annual banquet in May. Firsl Row: Kathy Jones, Asst., Sec., Ix ri Jones, Sec., Second Row: Rusty Beach, Pres., Mike Cole, Vice Pres., Louie Spilznogle, Trcas., Francis McCoy, Asst. Treas. CBHS First Row: Mr. Beach, Kathy Jones, Lori Jones, Rusty Beach, Mike Cole, Louie Spilznogle, Francis McCoy, Second Row: David Dillie, Denise Thomas, Traci Sine, Cynthia Tolka, Chris Wilson, Mark Cottrell, Brian Raber. Richard Simpson. Bill Gum, Bruce Chisler. Joe Sollars, Third Row: Eric Pride, Troy Kirby. Danny Fluharty, Nancy Slatler. Crystal W'illard, Jerlyn Shannon. Jason Throckmorton, Jeff Park. Fourth Row: Russ Walls, Richard Ashcraft, Mike Mason. Jeff Cox. Scott Dittman. Dale Copland. Mike Simpson. James Bane. Todd Willard, James Durst, Fifth Row: Donnie Tennant, Curt Thomas, Bryan Tennant. Keith Watson, Vance Barr, David Bragg. Chris Clovis, Brent Clovis, Todd Bane, Darrell Bane, Carl Jenkins. Bill Varner. FFy! 21 Junior High FHA The junior high FHA consisted of 55 members from the seventh and eighth grades. For this year's fundraiser, they sold lollipops. Mrs. Margaret Drvar was the sponsor of the junior high FHA. OFFICERS: Butch Slrwarl — Secretary, Daphne Will urn vs — IliMorian. Donna Hunt — President, Rrclv Chisler — Vice-Prenident. Marl Smith — Sergeant at arms, Mandy Waller — Treasurer Mrs. Drvar was the sponsor of the junior high FHA. First Row: Bobby Lem ley. Rachel Sine, Beth Harris. Jamie Hall, Mandi Walker, Becky Layton, Daphne Williams. Carrie Debardi, Kristi Michael, Rob Brookover, Todd Foley, Keith Ammons, Second Row: Bobby Henard, Gary Copeland, Lori Tennant, Kellie Moore. Wendy Wade, Teresa Spitznogle, Becky Chisler, Mark Smith. Eric Idiyton, Julie Harberl, Autumn Vannoy. Third Row: Mrs. Drvar, Melissa Braun. Barbara Sigley, Sherry St. Clair. Missy Tuttle, Heather Brookover, Robin Moore. Sam W ilson. Ian Sheets, Cara Everly, Sherry Jones, Jennifer Maine, Marcy Miller. Wendy Verbosky. Donna Hunt. Fourth Row: Butch Stewart, Amanda Polansky. Crystal Weber. Susette Forquer. Elizabeth Bohon. Monica Hucik, Julie Spears. Milissa Kassay, Cindy Quesada, Jeanie Ayres, Brenda Moore, Angie Hixenbaugh, Pam Statler. Kelly Bane, Kelly Shough. 22 Junior High National Honor Society The National Junior High Honor Society held a spring dance on March 27. An air-band competition was held. First place prize was a cash amount of $25.00. The National Honor Society went to Toronto and Niagara Falls, Canada, for the annual spring trip. During National Teachers Week, the members of the National Junior High Honor Society gave each teacher a gift each day of the week. Also, the members picked up garbage around the school in the spring. J.H.N.H.S. Officers President: Debbie Sanders Vice-President: Jami Posey Secretary: Julie Henkins Treasurer: Bucky Wilson Sergeanl-at-arms: Shawn Eddy, Jason Hixenbaugh Silling: Sucy Kalikin, Roger Reed. Daphne Williams, Jennifer Beach, Robbie Brookover, Sherry Eddy, Doug Ammons, Eric Moore. Darlene Howard. Erik Layton, Casey Berthv, Michelle Tennant, Lisa Hixenbaugh, Crystal Rebold. Brenda Bragg. Kim Eddy, Rachel Cline, Lisa Ammons. Lisa Moore. Jennifer Simpson, Peggy Shaffer, Heidi Starsick, Becky Chisler, Angi Rockwell, jami Posey, Debbie Sanders. Julie Henkins, Jason Hixenbaugh, Joyce Eddy. Laurie Brookover, Shawn Eddy. Bucky Wilson, Mrs. White, Becky Hamill, Rachel Sine, Mandi Walker, Lori Tennant, Theresa Spitznogle, Missy Tuttle, Robin I oar. J.H.N.H.S. 23 National Honor Society NEW INDUCTEES: Tiffany Tennant. Kristy Gallagher. Kathy Jones. Heath Owens. Ryan Wilson. Jon Butcher. Mealanie Golden, Sean Smith. Front Row: Tracy Statler, Tammy Gallatin. Jodi Swisher. Sharon Eddy, Second Row: Scott Shough. Mike Tennant, Brian Gallagher. Traci Stewart, Dina Varner, Traci Ammons, Kevin Tennant, Third Row — Mona Tennant. Cathy Chisler. Stephanie Michael, Tammie Boylen, Tammy Shaffer. Doug Steele. 24 SHNHS FBLA Future Business Leaders of America The Future Business leaders of America conducted its traditional fundraising projects of Santa Letters and Valentine greeting papers. The year ended with a spring banquet honoring the Senior members of FBLA. Mrs. McCabe has been sponsoring the FBLA for seven years. Front Row: Tracy Statler — vice president, Tammy Shaffer — historian, Kim Foley — secretary. Back Row: Tabatha Tennant — parliamentarian, Mary Ann Yost — treasurer, Mona Tennant — president. Barb Saunders — reporter. Front Row: Tabatha Tennant, Pat Conner. Tracy Statler, Stephanie Michael, Terri Hamill. Second Row: Mrs. McCabe. Mona Tennant, Rita Freeland. Missy Ammons, Tammy Shaffer, Tracy Bohon. Kim Foley, Tammy Gallatin, Third Row: Tammie Boylcn, Michele Lantz, Tina Shriver, Man Ann Yost, Barb Saunders. Pam Moore. FBLA 25 DRAMA Last December the Drama class at Clay-Battelle High School gave their first play. It was entitled “Christmas Comes to Detroit Louie.” The play takes place in the waiting room of a doctor’s office the day before Christmas. With the help of two angels the play had a hint of comedy mixed with entertaining sincerity. The play was directed by Mrs. Fox, the drama teacher, at CBHS. Mrs. Fox says there may be more performances from the drama class in the years to come. Andy, the doctor, checks Jami. the blind girl’s eyes. The two nonbelievers see if the doctor can help her. Jodi is an angel from heaven. A young pregnant lady, the young hypochondriac lady, and the two non-believers are waiting to see the doctor on Christmas. 26 Drama Christmas Comes to Detroit Louie’ Title: Christmas Conies to Detroit Louie Presented by: Mrs. Fox's Drama Class Date: 12 23 86 Cast of Characters Jodi Swisher.......First Angel Cristi Ammons......Second Angel Ray Brummage .... Third Angel Mike Simpson.......Elderly Gentleman Jami Posey.........Blind Girl Rachel Cline.........Hypochondriac Lady Erica Poling.......Nurse J. R. Francis Doctor Cindy Hunt.........Pregnant Lady Jarrod Moore.......Non-Believers Kevin Ammons .... Non-Believers Crisli. the angel tries to help the blind girl, Jami Posey. Drama Class presents Christmas play. Lynn Collins, the husband checks on Cindy Hunt, the young pregnant lady. The two non-believers. Kevin Ammons and Jarrod Moore think things over. Ray Brummage was the third angel from heaven. Drama 27 in New Ways Art Makes Students Think Arl is jusl about the most important thing in our lives! Art makes our world more interesting, but more importantly it makes us think in new and different directions when we produce it. Can you think of anything that is not affected by art in some way? Clay-Battelle art students enjoy having a chance to produce a work of beauty or sometimes very unusual visual experiences. They very often remember their experiences in art class and treasure the art work they produced all their lives. Kim Eddy used a picture from home for this watercolor. This carving in zonolite was completed by Crisly Riggs. Richard McCoy worked on his paper mache mask in fourth period arl This acrylic was painted by Kim Eddy. Art Students Paint Watercolor and Acrylic Duane Tate carves plaster with makeshift tools. Lisa Tennant used tissue paper in her collage. This watercolor was painted by Nikki Gilblorn. Shawnda Dalton and other 8th graders made paper mache masks. Kim Eddy painted excellent watercolors like this still life. Art 29 Sculpture Requires 3-D Thought This is Lisa Tennant’s first try at acrylics. Joe Sollars carves a small face in a seasoned piece of cherry wood. 30 Art Junior High Choir Belli Harris, Secretary; Gary Copeland, Secretary; Eric Moore, President; Rachel Sine, Vice President Mr. Christy is the new conductor for the choir and show choir. First Row: (L-R) Jeannie Ayres, Nicki Tennant. Becky Jo Hamill. Albert Haught, Richard Butcher. Aaron Shultz, Steve Johnson, Chad Henkins. Marla Leary, Mandi Jo Walker, Paula Mays, Mandy Steele, Second Row: Brenda Moore, Wendy Wade. Steve Starkey. Jason Parrish. Robert Tennant. Todd Barr. Joe Tennant. Keith Ammons. Christy Michael. Marcy Miller. Pam Statler. Wendy Verbosky. Third Row: Kelly Bane. Amanda Polansky. Tina Henard. Kellie Moore, Julie Harbert, Carrie DeBardi, Robin lx ar. Daphne Williams. Heather Starsick. Rachel Sine. Beth Harris. Barb Sigley. Fourth Row: Vernon Jones. Chris Roberts, Richard Ashcraft, Lori Tennant. Theresa Spitznogle. Becky Chisler, Nehemiah Kassay. Erie Moore. Roger Reed. Gary Allen Copeland. Bobby Lemley. Branda Simpson. Cindy Quesada. Mr. Christy. Fifth Row: Stephanie Coen, Angi Hixenbaugh. Monica Hucik. Kelly Shough, Shannon Wise. Donra Moore, Kim Braun. Melissa Sassay. Eric Simpson, Jeff Moore. Kevin Chisler. Heather Brookover. Missy Tuttle. Elizabeth Postlewait. Not Pictured: Melissa Braun. Kristen Throckmorten. Choir 31 Senior High Choir Officers Front Ro� : Vice-President Crislie Riggs. President Can Uyton. Secretary Dezra Ammons Secretary Stacie Barr. Back Ro : Sergeant-at-arms Jason Shriver. Sergeanl-al-arms Mike Cole. Sergeant-at-arms Eric Verbosky. Sergeant-at-arms Mike talker. First Row: Sherry Johnson, Tina Harker. Ryan Wilson. Eric Verbosky. Mike Cole, David Price, Mark Cottrell, Joyce Eddy Darlene Howard, Denise Thomas. Second Row: Melody King, Lisa Ammons, Tobi l.oar, Dana Copeland, Bryan Kelly, Heath Owens, Chris Haught, Andrea Hartley, Barb Clark, Marcy Jones, Sixth Ro .d JennJer tr’DTn Varner,' David Bragg, Jeff Pritchard. Todd Bane, Jon Butcher Chris Clovis. Todd Shultz. Dale Copeland. Chris Slilchick. Missy Webber. Jill Pride, Lon Jones, Linda Hunt. Not Pictured: Tammie Boylen, Terr. Ham.ll, Ctndy Hunt, I erry Sine. 32 Senior High Choir Senior High Band The I 86-87 Varsily Hand parlici| atcd in PAC Camp ’86 al West Virginia University. On l.abor Day. the band competed in iLs first ever marching band competition where they placed third. TIk Cec-Bee band performed in all of the area fair parades, the Veteran's Day Parade, and the Buckwheat Festival Parade. Also, they performed their own Christmas and spring concerts. DRUM MAJOR: Garrett Howard. MAJORETTES: Front: Cathy Chisler, Middle: Jennifer Beach, Beth Harris, Back: Shea Ross. First Row: Jennifer Simpson. Shea Ross, Jennifer Beach. Cathy Chisler. Beth Harris. Becky White. Second Row: Sherri Eddy. Peggy Shaffer. Laura Tennant. Marty Jones, Mike Ross. Tammy Shaffer, Casey Berthy. Curt Boylen, Greg Eddy. Kim Foley, Lisa Rebold. Theresa Moore, Third Row: Robbie Chisler. Sharon Eddy. Laurie Brookovcr, Ricky Francis, Owen Kelly. Mike Howard. Jeff Cox. Jon Berthy. Brad Tennant. Bobby Dye. Lori Jones. Fourth Row: Cindy Quesada. Denise Thomas. Theresa Eddy. Garrett Howard. Tabatha Tennant. Jennifer Bienkoski, Stacie Kalikan, Director: John Brosky, Not Pictured: David Dille and Marcia Gorbey. Band 33 Clay-Battelle Varsity Band Band Officers First Row: Shea Ross — Secretary, Tammy Shaffer — Sr. High Rep.. Garrett Howard — President. Mike Howard — Sergeant-at-arms. Jennifer Beach — Recording Secretary, Second Row: Laurie Tennant — Treasurer. Peggy Shaffer — Historian. Theresa Eddy — Silk Captain. Sharon Eddy — Vice-president, Marcy Jones — Historian. BANNER CARRIERS: Becky White and Jennifer Simpson. FLAG CORPS: Cindy Quesada. Denise Thomas. Theresa Effy. Tabatha Tennant. Jennifer Bienkoski. Stacie Kalikan 34 Band Junior High Band The 1986-87 Junior High Band is made up of 27 seventh and eighth graders. They participle in the spring and Christmas concerts. Tin junior high band lakes part in all parades with the senior high band. In addition, they also play for ratings in the slate Band Festival at Morgantown. The junior high band students practice during seventh period. First Row: Ricky Howard. Kerry Howard. Hiedi Starsick. Suszette Forquer. Mollv Beach. Tracy Knotts. Casey Berlhy, Curt Boylen. Mike Ross. Brian Bane. Second Row: Jennifer Bicnkoski. Tina Porter, Tammy Conner, Becky Phillips, Melissa Parrish, Iuiurie Brookover, William McCoy. Richard McCoy. Stacie Kalikan, Third Row: Kirk Tuttle. Robbie Chisler. Ricky F rancis. Tony Sperandio, Bobby Lemley. August Reblod. Sherry St. Clair. Elizabeth Bohon. Director: John Brosky. Band 35 iss Crisli Ammons was selected by the faculty to represent Clay-Baltelle in the Bituminous Coal Queen Pageant. Cristi was selected on the basis of talent, leadership, and appearance. During the month of August. Cristi attended many activities that were included in the pageant. She participated in such things as a pool party, dinner at Ernies Esquire, then on to see Fiddler on the Roof at Heinz Hall. On the night of the pageant, Cristi was asked to model an evening gown, perform a talent, and answer an impromptu question. For her talent she chose to sing a song entitled “Won’t Last A Day Without You.” When Cristi was asked how she fell about the pageant, she replied: “I had a lot of fun and met quite a few people. Everyone was so nice, and made me feel like I was someone special!” 36 Coal Queen 1987 Miss Liberanni Lisa Tennant was chosen as Miss Liberanni of 1987 by the members of the yearbook staff. Lisa has been a member of the yearbook staff for 2 years, and holds the position of managing editor. When Lisa was asked how she felt about being chosen as Miss Liberanni, she replied, “I feel honored and touched that the Liberanni staff thinks so highly of me. and I have really enjoyed my last 2 years on the Liberanni staff.” Lisa was selected for Miss Liberanni. Tabatha and Cristi have to get in on Miss Liberanni’s picture. Lisa types her pages for yearbook. Miss Liberanni 37 Brian and Jodi Selected As Honor Boy and Honor Girl Brian Gallagher and Jodi Swisher were chosen as the 1987 Honor Boy and Honor Girl. They were chosen because they had the highest grade point average and ACT scores. On May 6, Brian and Jodi attended a banquet at Sheraton Lakeview, where the Tri-County winners were announced. BRIAN DALE GALLAGHER JODI NOELLE SWISHER Jodi has been a varsity cheerleader for three years. Brian has been a member of the boy’s varsity basketlmll team. 38 Honor Boy and Honor Girl THE CLASS Seniors 39 G M Seniors Motto: 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 While Mary Jane White Class Officers Front Row: Mike Cole, Sgt. at arms; Israel VanScyoc, Sgt. at arms; Scott Varner. President, Second Row: Betty Spitznogle. Historian; Cristy Riggs, Treasurer; Missy Ammons, Secretary; Jodi Swisher, Vice President. 40 Seniors Seniors Plan to Attend College CRISTI AMMONS Cristi was very surprised when she received a bouquet of roses. LYNNETTE CHAPMAN CRISTI MICHELLE LOUISE AMMONS “Trixie” was on the varsity cheerleading squad, and was listed among the Nation’s Outstanding Cheerleaders. She was a Prom Queen candidate and first runner-up for the Clay District Fair Queen Pageant. She was a member of SADD. the Liberanni staff, the pep club, chorus, and All-County chorus, student council, the art club, and FHA. She was secretary of chorus, the art club, and the student council. She was a choral accompanist, and sang the national anthem at varsity basketball games. She also sang at the 1985-86 West Virginia State Basketball Tournament. Cristi represented CBHS in the Pennsylvania Bituminous Coal Show and was listed in Who’s Who Among American High School Students. Cristi plans to go to college and marry Eric Smith in the upcoming year. JOANN CHAPMAN AMMONS Joann was a member of FHA, SADD. chorus, and the Liberanni Staff for two years. She held the office of secretary in SADD. She was also a prom queen candidate. Joann plans to attend Fairmont State College, and major in elementary education. LYNNETTE MICHELE CHAPMAN “Net” has been a member of FHA and has run track. She attended Vo-tech for one year to study child care. She was a student reporter for the Dominion Post. Lynnettc plans to attend WVU to major in journalism and continue working for the Dominion Post. Seniors 41 Seniors Plan to Attend FSC MELISSA LEA AMMONS “Missy’ has been a varsity cheerleader, a member of the Liberanni staff, and in the pep club for two years. She has also been a one year member of student council, senior high chorus, FBLA, VICA, and SADD. Missy has held the offices of secretary of the senior class, VICA class representative, and Liberanni photo file coordinator. She is now studying data processing in Vo-tech. Missy plans to attend Computer Tech in Pittsburgh and become a computer programmer. She also plans to get a well-paying job, someday get married, and live life to the fullest. RUSSELL CLARK BEACH “Rusty” or “Lusty” has been an active member in FFA and the Children of Rebellion both his junior and senior years. He won the Slate Farmer degree, held the office of reporter his junior year, and president as a senior. Rusty plans to get a job as a mechanic, marry Andrea Mason, have 14 kids, 3 dogs, and a goldfish named Killer. DALE ALLEN CARPENTER “( arpman” was on the baseball team as a junior and is looking forward to a senior year as a team member. Dale lettered in varsity baseball and feels honored to be a senior. He attended Vo-lech his junior and senior years, studying building and landscaping. Dale plans to get a good job, settle down, and live an easy life. HUGO DENNIS CARRICO “Hugh” was a member of the pep club and the art club his junior year. He was a two year score keeper and timer for varsity basketball. Hugh plans to attend Fairmont Slate and major in elementary education and retire as a millionaire. VAN WAYNE CHISLER Van was a member of VICA and was listed in Who’s Who Among American High School Students. He studied machine shop at Vo-lech. Van plans to attend an engineering or technical school. DOUGLAS ALLAN CHURCH “Church” has been a member of FFA, VICA, the baseball team, and the FFA discussion group. He was in the two-year building construction program at Vo-tech. Doug hopes to go to Fairmont State but if not, he'll try to find the best job possible. MISSY AMMONS DALE CARPENTER RUSTY BEACH HUGO CARRICO ilH m VAN CHISLER DOUG CHURCH 42 Seniors Seniors Seniors 43 Seniors Attend Vo-tech TIMOTHY CUMMINS SHARON EDDY 44 Seniors ‘Sharon, flirting with Garrett??? NEVER!!! iBooks pretty cheap to me. Mom!’ MICHAEL LYN COLE “Too-Tall” was a member of FFA. While in FFA, he was elected vice-president, parliamentarian, and degrees in Greenhand and Chapter Farming. He was sgt.-at-arms of the senior class and senior high choir. Mike’s future plans are to attend Vo-tech and lake auto mechanics. DALE LYNN COPELAND “Crash” wrestled and was on the varsity football team. He sang in the senior high chorus, and was a member of the All-State and All-County choruses. He was a member of FFA, treasurer of student council, and sgt.-at-arms of the French club. Dale attended Vo-lech his senior year where he studied cosmetology. His future plans are to own a branch of hairstyling salons, gel rich, and spend the rest of his life with Tina. TIMOTHY JAMES CUMMINS “Cummins” studied business technology and information while at Vo-tech. He was a member of the golf team for one year, FFA for three years, and a 2-year member of Hearts Unlimited and VICA. He was a library aide his senior year and sgt.-at-arms of Hearts Unlimited. Tim plans to go to college. SHARON LYNN EDDY Sharon was a member of the band for six years, student council, honor society, and a piano accompanist for the choir. Sharon's honors include being listed in Who’s Who Among American High School Students, Mock United Nations Ambassador, Hugh O’Brian Ambassador, All-County choir accompanist, and a two year member of the West Virginia Honors Band. She has been president of the student council, secretary of honor society, vice-president of the band, and section leader of the percussion section. Sharon was also crowned the 1986 Football Homecoming Queen. Sharon plans to attend W’VUi MICHAEL COLE DALE COPELAND Seniors Greg gives Sharon his congratulations after being crowned Homecoming Queen. “Honest! For once, 1 didn’t do it!” Mike and Dale are ready for weekend maneuvers. Seniors 45 Seniors Major In Engineering STEVEN RYAN EDDY Sieve studied Pre-Engineering Drafting at Vo-tech. He played basketball both his sophomore and senior years. His future plans are to go to college, play basketball, and study some kind of engineering in order to work for his dad's new company. DAVID ALLEN EICKLEBERRY “Oz” was a member of the French club for six years, on the Sting staff two years, and an office aide. During his senior year, he was cap-lain of both the varsity basketball and baseball teams. For two years, David received the Mon. Batting Title and Honorable Mention All-State Baseball. He held the offices of sophomore class president, junior class treasurer, treasurer of SADD, and sgt.-al-arms of the French club. Dave plans to attend college, play baseball, and then get married and play professional baseball or open his own business. KIMBERLY JANE FOLEY “Kim” has been a member of the FBLA, band. Flag Corps. SADD, the Liberanni staff, and is listed in Who's Who Among American High School Students. She was secretary of FBLA, junior class historian, a library aid, and a member of the band executive council. Kim's future plans are to attend the WV Career College and then marry Keith. HARRY JAMES FRANCIS JR. “J.R.” attended Vo-tech where he is a member of VICA, and studied pre-engineering drafting for two years. J.R.’s future plans are to attend a nearby college, major in engineering, and then settle down and raise a family. BRIAN DALE GALLAGHER “Chuckster” was a member of the student council. Honor Society, and both the varsity football and basketball teams. Brian has attended Boys' State, Delegate United Nations Mock Security Meeting, and was vice-president of the student council and Honor Boy. He was co-captain of the 1986 football team and was named to the second-team All-Mason Dixon. Brian's future plans are to go to college, major in engineering, and become a millionaire before age 30. TAMRA LEANN GALLATIN “Tammy” was a two year member of FBLA and the yearbook staff. She was on the newspaper staff and in chorus. She was the 1985-86 Prom Queen, and the 1986-87 Miss Clay District and Miss Congeniality. She is listed in Who's Who Among American High School Students and kept stats for varsity wrestling, baseball, and Freshman basketball. Tammy was president of the junior class and the National Honor Society. She was vice-president of SADD, and business manager of the yearbook staff. Tammy attended Vo-tech her senior year and studied Information Processing. Her future plans are to attend WVU and major in office management. STEVE EDDY KIM FOLEY DAVID EICKLEBERRY J. R. FRANCIS 46 Seniors Seniors Steve thinks being quiet in the library is just a joke. You can stop pretending now. Dave. Kim explains, “But I didn’t do it!” It’s a hefty Tammy, it can handle anything! Brian thinks the Cee-Bees shine. Seniors 47 Vo-tech Prepares Seniors For Future NATALIE LYNN GOWER “Nat” was in FHA-HERO and on the track team her junior year. She attended Vo-tech for two years. She studied child-care her junior year and nursing arts her senior year. She was a member of VICA. Natalie plans to become a nurse, then move to New York. JEFFREY DAVID GUM “Gumby” studied diesel mechanics at Vo-tech and was a member of VICA. He was in FFA and student council. Jeff plans to get a good job. become rich, and marry Tina Kuhn. MICHAEL LLYOD HOWARD While in FFA “Howie” was sentinel, a Greenhand, Chapter Farmer, and won a service award. He attended Vo-tech for two years, studying auto-mechanics and participating in VICA. Mike plans to start his own automotive shop. SHERMAN GARRISON HOW ARD “Garrett” studied building construction at Vo-tech his junior year. He ran track for two years, and was in band for six years. He played in the jazz band, pep band, and sang in select show choir his senior year. He was band treasurer his junior year and band president and drum major his senior year. At a band competition in Paden City, he placed third in field commanding. Garrett plans to finish a two-year course in Vo-tech and then go to college. NATALIE GOWER JEFFREY GUM CARL. DEWAYNE JENKINS “Beef' was an active member of FFA and varsity wrestling. Carl placed fourth in the 1987 Pepsi Tournament and second in the 1986 North Marion Tournament. He also won the 1986 Phillip Barbour Tournament. Carl plans to find a good job. MICHELLE ESTLINE JOHNSON “Micky” attended Vo-tech for two years. She studied child-care her junior year and nursing arts her senior year. She belonged to FHA-HERO and VICA. Michelle plans to become a nursing assistant and marry James Stewart. MICHAEL HOWARD SHERMAN HOWARD Jeffs a library aide sixth period. CARL JENKINS MICHELLE JOHNSON 48 Seniors Seniors Carl taxis Jeff around at lunch. Mike attended vo-tech in the morning. Seniors 49 Seniors MARY ANNA JONES Mar) was a member of FFA, FHA. and S.A.D.D. She attended Vo-tech her senior year and studied food management. Mary’s future plans are to get married and gel a job that involves horses. BRYAN LEE KELLY Bryan was an active member of chorus, show choir, the French club, and S.A.D.D. He played varsity basketball and baseball, and was on the honor roll. Bryan plans to study engineering at W.V.U. STACEY GENE LAYTON “Blue Eyes” was a three year member of FFA, and held the office of sentinel his senior year. Stacey plans to move to Virginia, get a job, and get married. TRACY GENE LAYTON Tracy was a member of the art club and FFA, and was a varsity wrestler. Tracy hopes to find a good job, save some money to build a house, and raise a family. LAYMOND WHEELER LEWIS, JR. “L.W.” attended the machine shop class at Vo-tech, where he was a class representative and VICA parliamentarian. He was in the French club and a student council representative. He also sang in choir, made the honor roll, and wrestled on the varsity team. L.W. intends to study engineering at W.V.U. STACEY LAYTON TRACY LAYTON Hugo Carrico starts carving a new totem pole in art class. 50 Seniors Seniors Stacey was a three year member of FFA. Tracy tries forcing Scott to do his homework in Dr. Lemley’s conservation class. Brian thinks Mark acts too HOT! Mary rides her horse on her spare time. Seniors 51 Seniors Surpass Athletic Goals TOBI DORCAS LOAR “1BOT studied child care at Vo-tech as a senior. She was a member of S.A.D.D.. sergeant-at-arms of FHA, and FHA-HERO vice-president. She sang in the All-County choir two years, was Jingle Bell Ball Queen her junior year, and ran for queen of the 1986 Prom. She was also a certified aerobics instructor. Tobi plans to attend Computer Travel Tech in Pittsburgh and become a cruise director. LEONARD EDWARD MASON “Lenny” took auto body at Vo-tech for two years, and was a member of VICA. He was both chaplain and parliamentarian for FFA. where he earned his Green hand and Chapter Farmer degrees. He received honorable mention in Who's Who Among American High School Students, l eonard hopes to one day own his own auto body shop. FRANCIS WILLIAM McCOY “No Neck took both auto body and building and landscaping at Vo-tech. He was treasurer of FFA, and student of the month for December. Francis hopes to get a good job upon completing his high school education. WALTER GLENN McDOUCAL “Big Mac studied drafting at Vo-tech his junior year and building grounds and maintenance his senior year. He was also a member of VICA. Glenn’s future plans are undecided. THORNTON LEE MKRRIFIELD JR. “John went to Vo-tech his junior year, and played on the baseball team. He was also a member of FFA. .After graduating, he plans to attend a job skill school in Morgantown to become a machinist, and remain a bachelor. LELIA SUE MILLER Lelia was a member of S.A.D.D., pep dub. and FHA. She served as mat maid for the wrestling team three years. She plans to marry Glenn Pennington, attend Vo-tech, and get a job. TOBI LOAR LEONARD MASON FRANCIS McCOY GLENN McDOUGAL Francis and Leonard eat lunch with friends before going to Vo-tech. 52 Seniors Seniors Lelia. you can fool SOME of the people SOME of the time . . . Clenn works diligently on a paper for Mrs. Gross. Tobi enjoys listening to Mr. Christy play the synthesizer in sixth period chorus. Seniors 53 John reads about Macbeth in Mrs. Fox’s English class. Seniors Plan To Attend College KENNETH WALTER MITCHELL Kenneth Waller Mitchell is belter known as Kenny to his classmates. He attended Vo-tech for one year, studying residential w iring. He hopes to get a job as an electrician after he graduates. Kenny is not pictured. MARY BETH NORWICH •High'’ attended Vo-tech and studied child care her junior year and nursing arts her senior year. She was a member of VICA and FHA-HERO. Mary Beth plans to get a job in a hospital as a nursing assistant and move in with Natalie. JILL UNFISA PRIDE “Unfisa” was treasurer of pep club and sergeant-al-arms of chorus her junior year. For three years, she played varsity basketball and ran track for two years. Her senior year, she was on l oth the Sting and Liberanni staffs. Her list of many activities included show choir and being an office aide. Jill was second runner-up for Battelle District Fair Queen. She was also a candidate for Football Homecoming Queen and was on the Prom Court her junior year. Jill plans to go to college and enjoy life. CRISTINA GLADYS RIGGS Grisly served as president of FHA, vice president of chorus, and treasurer of student council. She also held the office of treasurer of the senior class. Although being one of the captains of the girls varsity basketball team was demanding, she still found time to contribute to SADI) and Ik on the Sting Staff. Grisly was firs! runner-up for both the Prom Queen and Battelle District Fair Queen. Football Homecoming found her second runner-up. Grisly plans to major in education at Fairmont State College. TAMMY LEA SHAFFER “Fluff Puff was selected as a member of the WVU Invitational Honors Band both her junior and senior years. To further her musical career, she received a fifty dollar check from the Lions Club. Tammy was placed in the book of Who’s Who in American High School Students. She held the office of historian of FBI.A, vice-president of French club and band, and was also a senior high representative of band. Tammy was a member of FHA. Honor Society, jazz band and pep band. She also participated in All-State Band auditions. Tammy’s future plans include attending Fairmont State College. RICHARD EDWARD SIMPSON Rich belonged to VICA and was a sentinel in FFA. He was awarded the Greenhand and Chapter F'armer. Rich plans to gel a job as a diesel mechanic for which he attended Vo-tech. MARY BETH NORWICH JILL PRIDE CRISTINA RIGGS TAMMY SHAFFER Mike and Stacey wave goodbye to all their years at CBHS. 54 Seniors Seniors Cristy and Tammy play peek-a-boo. This is a purr-feet costume for Tammy on Halloween. Jill and Missy have each other to lean on. Missy sees the world from a different angle. Seniors 55 Seniors Are Listed In Who’s Who JIMMY EDWIN SMITH “Jimbo was a member of both the varsity football and basketball teams. He was co-captain for each team his senior year. His junior year. Jimmy made Mason-Dixon Honorable Mention. He was an active member of SADD, pep club. French club, and sgt.-al-arms of the senior class. Jim plans to join the navy. LINDA GAIL SPERANDIO Linda was a member of FBI.A, VICA, SADD, and French club. She has been treasurer for the band, on the honor roll, and is listed in Who's Who Among American High School Students. Linda went to Vo-tech for two years and studied drafting. She plans to attend WVU after graduation. BETTY JANE SPITZNOCLE “Toot has held membership in SADD. student council, and chorus. She was historian of the senior class, and secretary of FHA and VICA. Betty Jane was on the honor roll and is listed in Who's Who Among American High School Students. She studied child care and nursing while at Vo-tech. Betty Jane plans to attend Fairmont State and study nursing. KENNETH CLARK STATLER Kenny was a member of FFA. VICA. and the varsity football team. While in FFA he won chapter farmer, district farmer, and hopes to win stale farmer degree. He also held the office of sentinel his junior and senior years. Kenny also attended Vo-tech for auto mechanics. His future plans are to go into the service and train to be a diesel mechanic. TRACY LYNN STATLER “Trace was treasurer of the National Honor Society, vice-president of FBLA. and delegate-at-large for student council. Her senior year, Tracy was captain of the girls varsity basketball team, a library aide, and on the yearbook staff. She was also a member of SADD, the pep club, the French club, and the chorus. Tracy was listed on the honor roll, twice in Who's Who Among American High School Students, and as a Scholar in the Congressional Youth leadership Council. She participated in math fairs, social studies fairs, and the Voice of Democracy. Tracy was also chosen as senior personality for the Sting. She was a candidate for the 1986 Prom, Clay District Fair, and Football Homecoming. Tracy plans to attend West Virginia University and major in accounting. ERIC L. STILES Eric was a member of the varsity football team and wrestling team. He studied auto mechanics at Vo-tech and was a VICA representative. HLs senior year, Eric entered a local VICA contest and placed third. He was also on the honor roll his junior and senior year. Eric plans to attend diesel and automotive school in Cleveland, Ohio. TRACY STATLER LINDA SPERANDIO KENNY STATLER ERIC STILES 56 Seniors Seniors Tracy was a member of student council. Jimmy, Dave, and Brian have been buddies for six short years. Kenny worked with machinery at Vo-tech. Lt.: Betty “clowns around at lunch. Rl.: Eric was on the football team. Linda prepares for her English test. Seniors 57 Seniors Excel in Academics and Athletics WII.MAM BOW I.BY STROSNIDER II “Stros was a member of the football team, FFA, and VICA. Bill took building and landscaping at Vo-tech for two years. Ilis future plans are to attend the West Virginia Maintenance Department. RONALD LEE SWANIGER JR. “Swan lettered in football and baseball, and won an award in an art exhibit. Ilis future plans are to go to college or to go to the U.S. Naval Academy. JODI NOELLE SWISHER “Swish cheered on the varsity cheerleading squad for three years, was a two-year captain, and all All-American finalist twice. She was the French club president for two years, vice-president of the National Honor Society and also both junior and senior class. Jodi served as copy editor, and as assistant darkroom manager on the 1986-87 Liberanni Staff, and reported for the Dominion Post's High School Post. She also performed in several school drama productions. She was selected to attend Girls State. She also attended the 1986 Governor's Honors Academy. Jodi was listed twice among Who’s Who Among American High School Students, was a participant in math field day. and ran for queen for the 1986 prom and 86- 87 football homecoming. She hopes to be in the WVU Honors Program, study aerospace engineering, try out for cheerleader, and someday gel married and have kids — of the red-headed kind. KEMBLE DUANE TATE Taler Bug' studied welding at Vo-tech. He was a member of the student council and FFA, in which he won a Green Hand Award. His future plans are to get a job welding for Mountaineer Resources and become a millionaire. CHRISTOPHER MARK TENNANT “C.T. lettered three years in varsity wrestling, and two years in l uscball. Chris held the position of captain of the wrestling team. His future plans are to attend Ohio University and join the wrestling team. LISA RENEE TENNANT T ' was a member of the pep Hub. SADD, student council, the year-l ook and journalism staffs, and also a phys. ed. aide. Lisa was All-Mason Dixon her sophomore year and All-Tournament team her senior year. She was selected for Who’s Who Among American High School Students her junior year and was chosen as Miss Liberanni her senior year. Lisa held the offices of secretary of the junior class, secretary of the student council, and managing editor of the yearbook staff. She was the captain of the varsity basketball team, and 1st attendant of the football homecoming queen. WILLIAM STROSNIDER RONALD SWANIGER JODI SWISHER DUANE TATE 58 Seniors Seniors Seniors Kim, Jodi, and Tracy enjoy some leisure time. Chris took first place at Regionals in the 105 weight class. Lisa and Michele take five from yearbook class. Seniors 59 Seniors Plan to Attend College MICHAEL DAVID TENNANT “Mike” was a member of the National Honor Society and French club, and manager of the varsity basketball team. He competed in math Held day his junior and senior years. Mike intends to get a job. go to WVU, or join the Army. RICHARD LEE TENNANT “Rick” was a member of the French club and Boy Scouts in which he won the Eagle award. Rick hopes to attend West Virginia Career College. TABATHA LEE TENNANT “Tab” was a member of FHA, student council, and FBLA. in which she was parliamentarian. She served on both the Sting and yearbook staffs, and was a library aide. Tabatha was in silks, which was the flag corps, on the executive council, and secretary of the band. She was third runner-up in the Clay District fair queen “pageant.” Tabatha plans to attend college. ISRAEL DAVID VAN SCYOC “IV” was a member of FFA, 4-H. VICA. and the Fire department. Israel was chosen second team Mason Dixon, and lettered 3 years in football. He won the Tubby Boggs conservation award. Georgia Pacific Forestry award, and a slate singing competition. Israel was sergeant-alarms of the senior class, president of 4-H, superintendent of the construction class, and parliamentarian of VICA. Israel plans to work in the construction field, or teach handicapped people. WILLIAM BLAIN VARNER “Wild Bill” was a member of FFA, and won a Green Hand Award. Bill plans to go to the United States Marine Corps and someday get married. CARL SCOTT VARNER “Scottie” was a member of student council, FFA, the honor society and 200 club. He was selected for Who's Who Among American High School Students and Football Players, and was the senior class president. He captained both the varsity baseball and football teams. While playing football, he made first team All-Mason Dixon, All-Mon Valley team, and was All-State honorable mention. He studied building construction at Vo-lech where he was a VICA representative, and was a library aide during his senior year. Scott plans to enter a carpentry apprenticeship program, start his own business, and marry Kristie Lemley. MIKE TENNANT RICKY TENNANT TABATHA TENNANT ISRAEL VAN SCYOC BILL VARNER SCOTT VARNER 60 Seniors Seniors Have you hugged your “chick” today? Scott has!! Lisa, Christy, and Tab showing off their pearly whites! What next!? Life size GI Joes that look like Chris and Mike! We know that's not a text book; is it the latest edition of “Girl Watching?’’ Israel wishing he was in Israel. Seniors 61 Sports Highlight Seniors’ Year DOTTIE MICHELLE WEBBER “Missy” was a member of ihc pep club, the yearbook si a IT, and I he chorus where she attended All-County Chorus. She worked as an office aide first period. Missy was on tin girls varsity basketball and track teams. Her junior year, she made the All Mason-Dixon second team in basketlmll. In addition, she was a candidate for the 1986 Prom and the 1986 Football Homecoming. Missy plans to go to school and enjoy life. JULIA MARCIA (WHITE) GORBEY “Marcia was a library aide and a member of the band. Her junior year, she was the banner carrier and played for the football games. She was an aide for the junior high band and played in the concert band. Marcia took a nursing arts program at Vo-tech her senior year. She plans to get a job as a nursing assistant, raise her son. Brian and stay married to Bill Corbey. BYRON TODD WILLARD “Todd was on the wrestling team for four years. He was in the Future Farmers of America. Also, he was in the welding program at Vo-lech his junior year. Todd plans to marry Tami Sine. DAVID LEE WILSON “David” was a four year letterman on the wrestling and baseball teams and a two year letterman on the football team. David was a captain for ! oth the wrestling and football teams. His sophomore and junior years, he served as sergeant-at-arms for his class. At Vo-tech, David studied welding and was a member of VIC A. David plans to go to college to become a coach and someday marry Tammy Gallatin. JO ANN RENA WISE “Jo Ann” or “Armadillo” was a member of the Future Business Leaders of America, SADD, and she was a library aide. Jo Ann attended Vo-tech under the pre-engineering drafting program and there she was a meml er of VICA for two years. Someday. Jo Ann plans to get a job, get married, and enjoy life to the fullest. RALPH LEON WRIGHT, JR. “Ralph or “Rambo” was in the French club for four years. He took building construction and was in VICA at Vo-tech. While at Vo-tech. Ralph received a tool box award. Ralph plans to go to Virginia for a summer job, attend Vo-tech for another year, and someday marry Rachel Spears. MISSY WEBBER MARCIA WHITE GORBEY DAVID WILSON V TODD WILLARD Tracy Statler is working on yearbook, as always. 62 Seniors Seniors Eric Stiles, David Wilson, and Brent Clovis wail anxiously for their turn. Jill Pride and Missy Webber are buddy buddies. Todd Willard wrestled at the 138 pound weight class. Tammy Shaffer and Marcia Gorbey pulling the fire alarm. Ralph Wright, look at me and smile! NEVER!! Seniors 63 JUNIORS Motto: Cherish yesterday, dream of tomorrow, live today. Colors: Blue and White Flower: Rose TW YI.A McCABF ELIZABETH LIKINS ROBERT BEACH CLASS OFFICERS First Row: Dave Bragg — Sgt.-at-Arms, Terry Sine — Sgt.-at-Arms, Doug Steele — President, Second Row: Mona Tennant — Treasurer, Stephanie Micheal — Historian, Traci Stewart — Vice-President, Traci Ammons — Secretary. 64 Juniors JUNIORS Mike. Dave, Bill and Jon wenl on a “Haskiell Hunt before the East Conchead Crist) has found her true-love Traci at the Halloween Dance. Preston game. James Bane Todd Bane Tammy Boylen David Bragg Ray Brummage Jon Butcher Bruce Chisler Cathy Chisler Teresa Chisler Brent Clovis Chris Clovis Robin Clovis Juniors 65 Juniors Bill and Chad think their Knglish class is more interesting than girls. Terri and Tammie were the wacky statisticians for the girls jr. high basketball. An unusual sight. Pat and Trina working. Bill Cochran Lynn Collins Pat Conner Darrell Corder Scott Cumberledge Kim Davis Brian Eddy Theresa Eddy Ronald Eddy Rodney Forquer Rita Freeland Nicole Gilblom Terri Harnill Robert Harder William Harris Michael Henderson Charles Hoke Michael Hugo 66 Juniors Juniors Tammie. Mary Ann, TC, Barb. Pal. Mona, and Pam are just clowning around. Bill. Daniel. Kevin. Chris, Scott, and Jeff are the new “Eagles” of CBHS. Dina, Robin, Cari, Rachel, and Traci are Cee Bee fans all the way. Kenneth Jenkins Daniel Jones Lori Jones Jackie Kennedy Kimberly Kennedy Todd Kirby Cari Layton Michelle Lanlz Tina Lemasters Bess Luzader Andrea Mason Stephanie Michael Pam Moore Jimmy Poling Vanessa Poling Juniors 67 Juniors Ix uic, don't be so obvious with your cheating. Terry is shocked as Jeff shows his true feelings. The three stooges, Chris, James, and Todd, try their hand as greasers. Poor Doug! David and Heath are no substitute for Traci. Jeff Prilcliard Bryan Raber Kevin Roberts Shea Ross Barb Saunders Scott Shough Tina Shriver Todd Shultz Richard Sigley Bobbie Jo Sine Terry Sine Steve Sizemore Louis Spitznogle Nancy Statler Doug Steele Traci Stewart Chris Slitchick Jennifer Tate 68 Juniors Juniors Juniors spend their spare lime logelher. Robin tells David and Stephanie to put the ball back before she shoots. Brad Tennant Kevin Tennant Kristie Tennant Mona Tennant Jason Throckmorton Dina Varner Terri Varner Kurt Walker Mike Walker Keith Watson Randel Welch Chris Wilson Trina W ilson David Wolfe Tonya Wright Mary Ann Yost Juniors 69 The Sophomores Sponsors Class Officers Colors: Pink and Gre Rower: Rose and baby's breath Motto: Friends are forever. Time is just right now. It's friendship that we treasure. Forever — then and now. Sandy says “No pain, no gain. Marguerite Carman Robert Christy Barbara Kurcaba Bottom: James Durst, sergeant-at-arms; F.rir Verbosky, secretary; Duane Sayers, sergeant-at-arms; Rojark Ammons, treasurer. Middle: Richard Slatler, sergeant-at-arms; Ryan Wilson, historian. Top: Heath Owens, president. 70 Sophomores Sophomores Marlene's basket helps contribute to the victory against St. Francis. Cindy, Sandy, and Linda. The ballgame is the other way. 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 Sophomores 71 Sophomores “Come on guys, nol so close lo the edge. says Erie. Stephanie Ditlman James Dursl Julie Eddy Richard Eddy Scoll Eickleberry Danny Fluharly Kristy Gallagher Melanie Golden Billie Jo Hall Tina Harker Riehelle Hillberry Michael Howard Melissa Hunnell Cindy Hunt Linda Hunt Joy Johnson Sherry Johnson 72 Sophomores Sophomores The sophomore boys say, “Look oul Kagles. here we come!! Melody says, Firsl the l.iberahni, nexl the cover of Vogue. Tonya and James think that researching in the library can be fun. Kathy Jones Melody King Troy Kirby Tonya Long Michael Mason Jeff McClure Brenda McCoy Tammy McCoy Crystal McDonald Brian Michael Steven Miller Theresa Moore Allen Norwich Heath Owens Jeff Parks Bobby Porter David Price Lisa Price Sophomores 73 Sophomores Brian says. Cheese. T.C., Stacy, Vicki, and Lisa show their true colors. Vicki Pride Lisa Rebold Robin Reed Lisa Rose Helena Savino Duane Sayers Jerlyn Shannon Jeff Shriver Belh Simpson Mike Simpson Shawn Smith Joe Sollars Richard Statler Ronnie Statler Jeff Stewart Tiffany, Sandy, Lisa, and Stacy have fun selling tickets for ihe Halloween Dance. 74 Sophomores Eric, Like those Levi's Sophomores Hey Rojack. three's a crowd! Daydreaming is Erie's best subject! David Strosnider Bryan Tennant Chris Tennant Donnie Tennant Gary Tennant Tiffany Tennant Curtis Thomas Lori Throckmorton Eric Verbosky Russ Walls Becky White Kandyce Willard Sophomores 75 Freshmen Sponsors Buckey Wilson, sergeanl-al-arms; Debbie Sanders, vice-president; Julie Henkins, sergeant-at-arms; B. J. Staller, secretary; Doug Ammons, treasurer; Jami Posey, president; Chad Delaney, historian 76 Freshmen Freshmen Cari and Rachel spent so much time together that they began to look alike! Michelle and Laura dream of being spectacular scientists. Doug Ammons Kevin Ammons Lisa Ammons Scott Bane Jennifer Beach Todd Bennett Sarina Bosley Brenda Bragg Sean Bragg Jennifer Britvec Barbara Clark Rachel Cline Jeremy Clovis Craig Cochran Freshmen 77 Freshmen Shawn Eddy Sherri Eddy Richard Francis Andrea Hartley Hey Kim Eddy, “Is it soup yet?’ V a w—■. Shawn Eddy and Jarrod Moore go over their junior high basketball plays in 6th period science class. Chad Delaney Bobby Dye Candace Eddy Greg Eddy Joyce Eddy Kim Eddy Rachel Cline displays her creative ability vividly. Andrea Hartley and Lisa Ammons checking out the guys during lunch hour. 78 Freshmen “No, Mr. Browning,” says Chris Haught. you can’t borrow my new Rceboks!” Scott Bane says, Eat your hearts out guys, I like these odds, 5-1 Chris Haught Julie Henkins Lisa Hixenbaugh Darlene Howard Marcy Jones Owen Kelly Candace McClure Emzie McCoy Lana Miller Jarrod Moore Lisa Moore Erica Poling Jami Posey Eric Pride Terri Pritchard 79 Freshmen Angi Rockwell Scott Rose Debbie Sanders Peggy Shaffer Jason Shriver Jennifer Simpson Tammy Sine Traci Sine Tabatha Snodgrass Rachel Spears Richard Spears Brenda Sperandio Anita Slatler B. J. Statler Mike Stewart Ryan Swaniger Debbie, Lana, Ryan, and Scotl celebrate after the freshman win over Weslover. Debbie supports the girls varsity basketball team in regional tournament play. This is Rachel and Shawn’s first year at senior high lunch. 80 Freshmen Freshmen Lana and Terri are on their way to English class. Michelle, Shawn, Terri, Bucky, Ryan, and I .ana spend their lunch in the gym. Chris Sypoll Paula Tate James Tennant Laura Tennant Michelle Tennant Stacie Tennant Denise Thomas Ryan Thorne Cindy Tolka Donna Towns Heather Vangilder Rochelle Varner Lori Villers Crystal Willard Bucky Wilson Freshmen 81 - fi fid = H fid Eighth Grade Sponsors % - 't ft Class Officers Front Row: President Daphne Williams. Treasurer Missy Tuttle. Back Row: Historian Butch Stewart. Vice-President Eric (.avion. Secretary Eric Moore. 82 Eighth Grade Eighth Grade Eighth graders enjoy clowning around at lunch. Keith Ammons Dathen Anderson James Anderson Ronald Anderson Richard Ashcraft Jeanie Ayres Todd Barr James Bennett Casey Berthy Jennifer Bienkoski Elizabeth Bohon Curtis Boylen Laurie Brookover Robert Brookover Brian Brummage Richard Butcher Becky Chisler Robert Chisler James Common Eighth Grade 83 Eighth Grade Carrie DeBardi finds it easier lo use magazines for her report. Jimmy Foley gels his books for math elass. Gary Copeland Craig Costello Stiawnda Dalton Carrie DeBardi Crystal Eddy Jimmy Foley Todd Foley Suselle Forquer Ricky Francis Kelly Griffith James Hall Becky Hamill Elizabeth Harris Bobby Henard Tina Henard Steven Hibbs Matthew Higginbotham Barbara Hixenbaugh Jason Hixenbaugh Vernon Jones Richard McCoy and Chuck Spilznogle are in Mr. Moore’s West Virginia Studies class. Sam Wilson. Carey Riggs, and Todd Foley are the net version of the three musketeers. 84 Eighth Grade Eighth Grade Eric Sweilzer and Greg Liming locale the fifty counlies of West Virginia. Jeanie Ayres and Amanda Polansky listen lo speeches in English class. Stacy Kalikan Nehemiah Kassay Jack Kennedy Erik Layton Richard Lee Bobby Lemley Michael Lemley Gregory Liming Robin Loar Jess Mayle Keith McCoy Richard McCoy Stephen McCoy William McCoy Rodney Moats Donra Moore Eric Moore Kellie Moore Amanda Polansky Tina Porter Hand holding only. Jamie and Mark. Eighth Grade 85 Eighth Grade Mark Has the leading scorer and rebounder of the 7th and 8th grade basketball team. Cindy Quesada Crystal Rebold Roger Reed Carey Riggs Michael Ross Ian Sheets Barbara Sigley John Simone Brenda Simpson Rachel Sine Mark Smith Dennis Snyder Julie Spears Tony Sperandio Charles Spitznogle Theresa Spitznogle Sherry Sprouse Heidi Slarsick Sherry St. Clair Amanda Steele 86 Highlit Grade Eighth Grade Butch Stewart David Stewart Dexter Stewart How did Amanda persuade Mr. grade? Nicki sorts her x's and y's in algebra I. Butch asks Mark, “Is this space for rent?” Moore to change her W.V. Studies James Strosnider Eric Sweitzer Richard Tate Joseph Tennant Lori Tennant Nicki Tennant Kirk Tuttle Melissa Tuttle Richard Varner Wendy Wade Mandi Walker Nathan Walker Crystal Weber Jimmy Weber Allen Weber Daphne Williams Sam Wilson Charles Wright Eighth Grade 87 H — — % First Row: Julie Harbert — Treasurer, Kevin Chisler — Vice President, Rebecca Layton — Sgt.-at-arms. Second Row: Autumn Vannoy — Historian, Christy Michael — President, Donna Hunt — Secretary, Jennifer Main — Sgt.-at-arms. 88 Seventh Grade Seventh Grade Stephanie and Kelly show us what real friends are. Kim reads, “how to set the table.' Gary Ammons Brian Bane Kelly Bane Jason Barr Steven Barr Tonya Barlett Molly Beach Kim Bravn Heather Brookover Kevin Chisler Stephanie Coen Tamara Conner Seventh Grade 89 Seventh Grade Bobby Dillie Ric hard Dillie Todd Ditlman Brandon Eddy Jason Eddy Kara Everly Belli Eiorniller Martha Floyd Jarvis Fluharty George Foley Roger Foley John Forquer Curtis Gum Harry Hamilton Beth in a new student at CBHS. 90 Seventh Grade Seventh Grade Julie Harberl Sherry Harker Albert Haught Chad Henkins Riff Hennen Angelia Hixenbaugh Timothy Hixenbaugh Julie Howard Kerry Howard Ricky Howard Monica Hucik Donna Hunt Larry Johnson Riff is a seventh grader. Sherry. Kara. Julie, and Donna enjoy shop class as they read a magazine. Seventh Grade 91 Seventh Grade Sleven Johnson David Jones Sherri Jones Melissa Kassay Samual Kennedy Tracy Knotts Ceorge Lancaster Rebbecca Layton Marla Leary Michael Loya Jennifer Maine John Main Not Pictured: Jackie Jones Melissa, you can't do your homework with your eyes closed. Rebbecca I .avion was a member of Girls Junior High Basketball team. 92 Seventh Grade Seventh Grade Robert Mayle Paula Mays Kristina Michael Tabatha Michael Marcy Miller Brenda Moore Jeffrey Moore Jason Nicholson Jason Parrish Melissa Parrish Mark Pennington Not Pictured: Becky Phillips Heather Brookover skipping phys. ed. class 6th f eriod. Johny Main sampling different foods in health class. Jennifer Main loves health class, especially the food. Seventh Grade 93 Seventh Grade Barbie enjoys a crepe made by the French club. Sean thinks life at CBHS is nothing but a big party. Elizabeth Postlethwaite Barbara Reel Christian Roberts Jason Robey Kelly Shough Aaron Shultz Eric Simpson Edward Sine Not Pictured: Angela Porter Auguste Rebold Stephanie and Kelly feel that shop is a pretty laid back class. 94 Seventh Grade Seventh Graders Face Changes At CBHS Kevin and Becky have hit it off’ great since their first day at CBHS!! Autumn and Kristi enjoyed their first year cheering together with Mrs. White as a sponsor. Steven Starkey Heather Starsick Pamela Statler Robert Tennant Shawn Tennant Kristen Throckmorten Autumn Vannoy Wendy Verbosky Charles Williams James Wolfe Christopher Wright Danny Wright Not Pictured: Sean Stiles William Varner Richard Wilson Shannon Wise Seventh Grade 95 Vo-Tech Jeff Gum and Richard Simpson: Diesel Mechanics Tammy Gallatin: Information Processing Bobby Jo Sine, Missy Ammons, Bryan Raber, and James Bane: Computer and Information Technology. 96 Vo-Tech Vo-Tech Louie Spitznogle and Bruce Chisler: Welding First Row: Scott Varner, JoAnn Wise, Doug Church, J. R. Francis, Second Row: Eric Stiles, David Wilson. Israel Van Scyoc, Kenny Statler. Third Row: Van Chisler, Dwayne Tate, L. W. Lewis, Tim Cummins, Bill Strosnider. Francis McCoy: Afternoon Vo-Tech Vo-Tech 97 Vo-Tech Richard Sigley. Brian Eddy, and Jason Throckmorton attended Auto Mechanics at Vo-Tech. Kenny Jenkins, Scott Cumberledge, Ralph Wright, Rodney Forquer, and David Strosnider studied building construction. 98 Vo-Tech Vo-Tech Marcia While, Belly Jane Spilznogle, Mary Beth Norwich, and Natalie Gower attended Nursing Arts. Keith Watson, Darrell Corder, and Mike Howard look toward a future of being auto mechanics. Vo-Tech 99 Faculty Principal DR. CARY SMITH A.B. Glenville Stale College, M.A.A. West Virginia University, Ed. I). 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. GEOFF BALLARD B.S. in Education Concord B.S. Biology , B.S. Chemistry College. Math 7, 8. 9. Computer Literacy, Computer Math. Physics Dr. Smith and Mr. Moore; the new odd couple! Who says Mr. Miker can’t be a ham when it comes to getting his picture taken? Ms. Ball says. “This is bad, this is real bad!!” 100 Faculty Faculty MR. ROBERT BEACH B.S. W.V.U., Vo-Ag, Sponsor of FFA and Junior Class Sponsor MS. TIA BRACKEINRICH W.V.U., B.S. Secondary Ed., Chemistry, General Science, Physical Science MR. JOHN BROSKY B.M., W.V.U., Elementary Band. Music Appreciation. Sponsor of Jazz, Marching and Concert Bands MR. BUTCH BROWNING B.S., W.V.U., Social Studies, 7th Grade World Cultures, 9th Grade Amer. History, 10th Grade World Cultures. Track. Asst. Coach Varsity Basketball MRS. DEBORAH CATTAFESTA B.S. Home Economics, Retailing and Art Emphasis W.V.U. A.B. Education. General Science. Comprehensive F.S.C. Mr. Brosky says the sound of the Clay-Baltelle band is music to my ears. Teachers take time out for a serious gossip session! Mrs. Caltafesta begins her sermon on the correct way to pronounce her name. Faculty 101 Faculty MR. ROBERT CHRISTY B.A. West Liberty State College, West Virginia University M.A. of Applied Music, Sr. High Chorus. Jr. High Chorus, Jr. and Sr. High Music Appreciation. Keyboard, and Sophomore Class Sponsor MS. BARBARA CLARK West Virginia University. B.S.. Social Studies; Economics: Contemporary America. JV and Varsity Cheerleading Coach MR. TED CLINE W.V.U.. B.A. 7-12. Special Ed.; K-12 L.D., Wrestling and Girls and Boys Track MS. MARGARET DRVAR West Virginia University. BSKR and MSFR, Vocational Home Economics 7-12, 7th and 8th BASE, Adult Roles and Functions, Steps. FHA Sponsor, ('.lass of 1987 MRS. SHERRY FOX W.V.U., BS English Education, MA Counseling and Guidance; English 7. 10, 11, (.anguage Arts 7th and 8th; Spring play sponsor. Ms. Clark dreams back to her days as a wide receiver. Mr. Cline participated in the junior class fundraiser by attempting to ride a donkey. Mr. Christy prepares for All-County chorus. 102 Faculty Faculty MRS. CONNIE FULLER Iowa Slate University and University of Paris, French I, II. III. IV MS. CAROL CRACEY Gannon College, B.A. English Education. WVU MS, Sport Sociology, English 10, English 11, English 12, language Arts 7th, Senior High National Honor Society Sponsor MRS. PATRICIA CROSS WVU, BS English, Phys, Ed., Health. English 7, 9, 10, 12. College Bound English. Class of 1990. and JV and Varsity Cheerleading Sponsor MRS. BETTY J. HELEFELT A.B. Glenville Slate College, MA West Virginia University, Reading Specialist MR. DAVID JOYCE Ohio State University and West Virginia University, B.S.S.E., Math 7 and 8. Science 7 and 8, Geometry; Sponsor of S.A.D.D. ma Ms. Gracey feels no one can eat just one. Faculty 103 Faculty MRS. BARBARA KURCABA West Virginia University BS and MS Kducation. Algebra. General Math, Consumer Math. Math 8, and Math 7 MR. WILLIAM LEGAN B.A. Franklin College. M.S. Indiana U., U. of Wyoming, W.V.U. American History, Algebra I, Geometry and Advanced Math DR. MARQUERITE LEMLEY B.S., M.S., Ed.D. West Virginia University, Life Science, Earth Science, Advanced Science. MS. LAURA LEWIS West Virginia University B.S. Degree. Elementary Ed. Special Ed.. Math 4-8 MS. ELIZABETH M. LIKINS University of Tennessee B.S., Memphis State University M.S., Life Science 7, Earth Science 8, Prevocational Careers 9, Senior Anatomy and Physiology, Junior Class Sponsor Mrs. McCabe teaches typing I during 5th period. Mrs. Likins teaches her class about energy. Dr. Lemley is teaching about the life cycles of plants. Mr. Legan waits in the office to talk to Mr. Miker. 104 Faculty Faculty MRS. TWYLA McCABE A.B. Fairmont Slate College, WVU MA Education in Business and Fnglish, Shorthand I. Accounting I, Prevocational Exploration. Typing I and II. Sponsor of Future Business Leaders of America. Junior Class MB. RUSS MOORE A.B. Potomac State College. Fairmont State College, Social Studies 7-12, Physical Education K-12, West Virginia History Civics, Physical Education. Physical Condition. Head Football Coach, Asst. Baseball Coach. Asst. Wrestling Coach. Sponsor of Student Council MR. JAMES W. PIERCE, III A.B. and MA WVU, Art Education, Art Yearbook. Asst. Girls Track Coach. 7th and 8th Grade Girls Basketball Coach MRS. CONSTANCE RUSH B.S. W.V.U., Physical Education. Health. English. MA in Guidance and Counseling. Prevocational Guidance Component MS. PAT SEBES B.S. Art Education K-12 Edinboro University of PA and M.S. Sp. Ed. in Learning Disabilities WVU, Teaching Sr. High L.D. Classes, English and Math MR. FRANK SKUBIS A.B. Fairmont State College. M.A., W.V.U.. Physical Education. Varsity Basketball Coach. Baseball Coach. Asst. Football Coach Mr. Pierce tries to deal with the lack of effort from his yearbook staff. Mr. Moore maintains his usual calm exterior at a wrestling match with West Greene. Faculty 105 Faculty MS. KAREN STILES A.H. Fairmont Stale 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 MR. RICHARD E. WEINHE1MER A.B. Fairmont State College, Industrial Arts and Commerce, M.A. West Virginia University, Administration, General Shop, Mechanical Drawing, Applied Arts, Prevocational Exploration MS. MARY JANE WHITE B.S.. M.S. California University English language Arts, and Journalism Sponsor of Newspaper. Jr. High National Honor Society, and Senior Class MRS. MARIAN WILSON West Virginia University, A.B. English. M.A. Education and Library Science, Librarian MR. RYAN WILSON West Virginia University, B.A. Physical Education and Safely Studies, Drivers Education. Junior High Boys Basketball Coach, Athletic Director Is Mr. Van Meter’s “future so bright that he has to wear shades?’ Boosting Cee-Bee enthusiasm, Ms. Stiles speaks to student body before regional tournaments. 106 Faculty The Cooks and Custodians We are thankful for the work you have done in making our time here at Clay-Battelle High more pleasant. CUSTODIANS: Richard Maloti. Rose Malott. CUSTODIANS: Don Tharp, Floretta Holmes COOKS: Velda Moore, Gail Berry. Peg Chisler. Floretta Holmes Cooks and Custodians 107 Three Make 1st Team All-Mason-Dixon This year's football team was led by new bead coach, Russ Moore, who was previously assistant to Mr. Browning. The Cee-Bees faced a tough schedule and were very disappointed wit!) the outcome of their season. There were three players chosen for 1st team All-Mason-Dixon: Scott Varner, offensive guard; Brian Gallagher, tight end; and Dave Ammons, punter. Senior captains Dave Wilson. Brian Gallagher. Scott Varner, and Israel Van Scyoc with Coach Moore. Sean Stiles. Bucky Wilson. Mark Cottrell, and Chad Delany were the managers. hirst Row: Sean Stiles. Mark Cottrell. Bucky Wilson. Second Row: Jeff Shriver, Jeff McClure, Curt Thomas. Heath Owens. David Price, Jeff Park, Rodney Former. Chris Tennant. Coach Moore. Mr. Skubis, Mr. Wilson. Third Row: Ray Brummage, Mike Howard. Darrell Corc’er, Erik Verbosky, Jamie Bane, Duane Sayers. Scott Shough. Russ Walls, Fourth Row: Bill Cochran. Brian Eddy, Doug Steele. Terry Sine. Jon Butcher, Jeff Pritchard. Mike Walker. David Ammons. Jason Throckmorton, Fifth Row: Dave Wilson. Eric Stiles. Billy Strosnia°r. Mike Cole. Ronnie Swaniger, Brian Gallagher. Scott Varner, Jimmy Smith, Israel Van Scyoc. Kenny Statler. 108 Football Cee-Bee Struggle Will Pay Off Next Season Coach Moore called lime out to plan a strategy against Hundred. Jimmy, Scott, Erik. Coach Moore, Dave, Brian, Israel, and Bill get psyched for the East Preston game. David's longest punt of the year was 65 yards. Heath Owens gets ready to return a kick-off from Cameron. Mike Walker rushed for 78 yards against St. Francis. Football 109 GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL The girls varsity basketball team opened their season with St. Francis, in which they lost by 9 points (57-66). They didn't like the taste of defeat and so they went on a winning streak and won the Mason-Dixon Conference title. Lisa Tennant, Traci Stewart and Chris Stitchick were named to the All-Mason-Dixon First Team. Marlene Ammons received Honorable mention. The girls then won the Sectional tournament, beating Hundred and Valley. Traci Stewart. Lisa Tennant and Marlene Ammons were named to the All-Toumament-Team. The girls lost regionals by one point in the overtime game with Wcirton Madonna. When it was all over a loyal fan and friend summed up the season with these words: A WINNER! I watched you laugh with a victory, I watched you cry at a loss. And then I began to wonder why sometimes we pay the cost. For you see if we went through our life. And we never felt any pain. Then a victory wouldn't mean as much Or tin surge of power the same. You gave every ounce of strength you had. You couldn't have given it more And as a mighty Eagle flies You spread your wings to soar. You excelled far beyond ones means. You were backed every inch of the way You're from good ole Clay-Baltelle High School And that's why we’d like to say. We're proud to stand here with you And say you have been loved from the start. For when you have given your very best It is a far greater victory to the heart. By: Peg Clovis This poem was dedicated to the 1986 Girls Basketball Team. Ms. Stiles coached the girl's varsity basketball team to a 19-2 season. 1986 Section I Champs First Row: Missy Webber, Lisa Tennant. Second Row: Tracy Statler, Jill Pride, Cristy Riggs, Third Row: Karen Stiles — coach, Tabatha Tennant statistician, Kristy Gallagher, Traci Stewart, Marlene Ammons, Chris Stitchick, Dina Varner, Pam Moore, Robin Clovis — manager, Stephanie Michael — statistician. 110 Basketball GIRLS WIN SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT Guard — Jill Pride Guard — Grisly Riggs Forward — Tracy Sutler Marlene's firsl year of varsity she played the position of forward. Stephanie and Robin were the statistician and manager for the girl’s varsity basketball team. Basketball 111 C-B’s Send Seven Wrestlers To States Daniel chins down on his man. 98 class runner-up in state. Back Kow: Coach Moore, T. Kirby, E. Stiles, B. Strosnider, T. Layton, S. Cumberledge. C. Jenkins, B. Dye, Middle Row; L. Conn, D. Wolfe, T. Bane, T. Willard. J. Shriver, D. Jones, J. Stewart, Front Row: L. I ewis, D. Wilson, D. Bragg, C. Tennant, B. Clovis, S. Bragg. ng 112 Wrestlii Wrestlers Gain A Five-Year Record Of 72-14 Captain Dave Wilson gels the CDs pumped up for their match with UHS and MHS. Dave tries to secure a take down. Clovis carefully tightens the headlock on his opponent. Wrestling 113 Mason-Dixon Champs Basketball began in November with the goals set for Mason-Dixon and Seetional wins and a trip to the stale tournament. Coach Skubis required enthusiasm, intensity, skills, and execution. This year he added another dimension — HEART! As players reached their goals their shoes were covered with navy blue heart decals! The season was exciting and the crowds got larger and louder game after game. From beginning to end. the team played hard and the crowd cheered. Coach Skubis said “We're re-writing basketball history at Clay-Battelle.” Perhaps it will be a neverending story that starts like this: Once upon a time there were 1 1 special young men on a long journey. Leading the way was a wise man who (aught them to relax and let it happen — and it did! The story — as you well know — WILL BE CONTINUED! SEASONAL RESULTS OPP. CB Madonna 52 44 Paden City 75 59 Hundred 53 65 Bishop 87 65 Hundred 65 77 Valley 60 68 Cameron 64 67 St. Francis 67 68 Bruceton 51 85 Rcwlesburg 66 73 Cameron 73 91 Flemington 52 78 SEASONAL RESULTS OPP. CB St. Francis 53 54 Flemington 49 75 Valley 48 66 Rowlesburg 71 74 Bruceton 61 87 Hundred 72 75 Paden City 66 57 East Preston 95 93 East Preston 77 83 Pine Grove 50 65 Cameron 69 76 Paden City 74 46 Dave Eickleberry was a team co-captain. Top to Bottom: Coach Frank Skubis, Brian Gallagher, Jimmy Smith, David Eickleberry. Chris Wilson, Mike Cole. David Ammons, Terry Sine, Kevin Tennant, Brian Kelly, Brian Eddy. Doug Steele. 114 Boys’ Basketball Boys’ Varsity Wins Sectionals Terry Sine pulls down one of the 13 rebounds he averaged a game. David shows his power and determination while going to the hoop. Jimmy shows perfect form on his jumpshot. The team combines their talents for yet another victory. Brian efficiently handles the East Preston defense. Boys' Basketball 115 Baseball First Row: David Eickleberry, Scott Varner. Second Row: Bryan Kelly, Ryan Wilson, Chris Tennant, Mark Cottrell, David Wilson, Heath Owens, Gary Tennant. Francis McCoy. Third Row: Coach Russ Moore. Eric Verbosky, Bill Cochran, Scott Eickleberry, Dale Carpenter, Jeff Parks, Doug Church. Scott Cumberledge, Coach Frank Skubis. Fourth Row: David Price, Joe Sollars, Ronnie Swaniger, David Ammons. Scott finally makes it to first against Cameron. Dale and Bill show Cee-Bee spirit. 116 Baseball Senior Players Center Field Doug Church Pitcher Scott Cumberledge Short Stop David Eickleberry Third Base Chris Tennant First Base Scott Varner Second Base David Wilson Not Pictured Right Field Brian Kelly and Ronnie Swaniger Baseball 117 Senior High Track First Row: Shea Ross. Mary Ann Yost. Missy Webber. Second Row: Jill Pride. Tobi I .oar. Pal Conner. Stephanie Michael. Tainmie Boylen. Pat qualified for the 400 meter dash in the regionals. Jeff Pritchard. Terry Sine. Brent Clovis. Michael Howard. Steve Eddy. Garrett Howard. Chris Wilson. Russ Walls. David Dillie. Bryan Michael. Terry qualified for the 3200 and the 1600 meter run in the regionals. 118 Baseball J.V. Cheerleaders J.V. CHEERLEADERS: Sandy Ammons, Tiffany Tennant and Traci Ammons. J.V. Cheerleaders try to get the crowd cheering. Do we have talent or what? . . . Cheerleaders 119 Varsity Tops AA Squads At Regionals 1986-87 VARSITY SQUAD: Cristi Ammons, Missy Ammons, Jodi Swisher (capl.), Michele Lanlz, Dezra Ammons, Trina Wilson, Terri Varner, Tina Shriver. The 1986-87 varsity cheerleading squad began their season in July preparing for camp. They attended the National Cheerleader’s Association camp in Frederick. Maryland. They received four superior ratings for their cheers, and were one of five squads nominated out of 40 for the Award of Excellence, in which they were awarded first runner-up. They cheered for both the boys varsity basketball and footlmll teams, supporting them throughout their seasons. On March 14, the cheerleaders traveled to St. Mary’s High School for regional competition. The C-B scfuad competed against seven squads, single A and double A combined. They won the WV Region I trophy, making them one of three single A squads eligible to compete in the state competition March 20-21. Senior members Missy, Jodi, and Cristi cheered together two years on the varsity squad. 120 Cheerleaders Varsity Cheerleaders The cheerleaders perform iheir Regional-winning dance at a pep rally. The C-B squad was judged “First Rate” at Regional Competition. Missy executes one of ten pre-game box chants. The varsity cheerleading squad looks back upon its many outstanding performances and achievements of the 86-87 school year. Cheerleaders 121 Freshman Girls Win 10 Out Of 16 Phis year's freshman girls basketball team finished the year with a record of 10 wins and 6 losses. The girls played as a “team. Debbie Sanders was the team's leading scorer with an average of 12.9 pts. a game and leading rebounder with a total of 227 rebounds for the year. Debbie Sanders and Becky Chisler were selected to the All-Tournament Team. Some of the more memorable moments of the season included the two overtime games with Suncrest, the “Afternoon Delight” Practice, and the last ballgame against Cheat l,ake. Coach VanMeter stated “Although we didn't win the county championship I was very proud of the girls this season. We truly were one of the best teams in the county.” Rarby Clark and I.isa Hixenbaugh go for a rebound against Waitman-Barbe. Becky Chisler and Jennifer Brilvec double-team a Westover Junior High team member. Front Row: Marry Jones, Denise Thomas, Barby Clark, Becky Chisler. Back Row: I.isa Moore. Lisa Hixenbaugh. Debbie Sanders. Julie Henkins. Jennifer Brilvec, Coach John VanMeter. 122 Freshman Girls Basketball 7th 8th Girls Shoot 9-1 Season The 7lh and 8th grade girls basketball team won 9 out of 10 of their games this year. They had a score to settle with St. Francis Junior High because that was the only team to defeat the C-B 7th and 8th grade team the year before. They defeated St. Francis both times with the home game score a whopping 28-5. The only defeat they suffered was to Suncrest away and that was avenged at the home game. Leadership for the team came from 8th graders. Sherry St. Clair and Theresa Spitznogle. We beat Suncresl al home because of teamwork from players like Sherry Marker and Jennifer Main. Forward Sherry St. Clair and guard Sherry Marker play tight defense against Cass. Front Row: Jennifer Main. Crystal Webber, Theresa Spitznogle, Milissa Parish. Middle Row: Sherry St. Clair, Becky I yton. Monica Hucik. Back Ron: Coach Wally Pierce, Sherry Marker. Wendy Verbosky. Heather Starsick. 7th 8th Girls Basketball 123 Superior Coaching Takes Jr. High To New Heights “The Jr. High Wrestling Team has improved 100% this year from last year,’ said their new coach, Eric Ammons. The team ended their season 3-4 and finished as high as 3rd in the Mannington tournament, which consists of 12 teams. Coach Ammons replied, “The reason for this success is due to the Pee-Wee program. The kids learned the basics there and that gave us more time to leach them more advanced techniques. This year we had 7 seventh graders which filtered up from the Pee-Wee’s, all of which had two or three years experience, and that much mat lime is valuable. Congratulations to the team for a successful season. Todd Ditman begins his first match of the day. Back Row: Bobby Dye, Bobby Henard. Denny Snyder, Coach Ammons, Scott Bane. Jamie Hall. Front Row: Brian Bane. Robert Tennant. Todd Ditman. Mark Pennington. Sean Stiles. Chris Jones. 124 Wrestling Freshman Basketball The freshmen boys basketball learn finished ihe season with a 10-8 record. They lost in the semi-finals to the eventual champion South Jr. High. The team won some very exciting games over Cheat l.ake and Cass. The leading scorers this year were Shawn Eddy and Ryan Swaniger. The leading rebounder was Shawn Eddy. Scott Rose and Ryan Swaniger were named to the All-Tournament Team. When asked about this year’s team Coach Ryan Wilson commented. “We lost a couple of games that we should have won. but overall we had a good season and I am very proud of this year’s team; they are a group of hard workers that achieve.” Jason and Ryan plan their strategy for defeating Cass. Striving for points, Doug drives against South. Front Row: Jason Shriver. B. J. Slaller, Kevin Ammons, Buckie Wilson. Chad Delaney. Second Row: Coach Ryan Wilson, Scott Rose. Doug Ammons, Todd Bennett, Eric Moore. Jim Tennant, Shawn Eddy, Jarrod Moore. Ryan Swaniger, Jeremy Clovis, Coach John Van Meter. Freshmen Basketball 125 7th and 8th Grade Boys Basketball This year’s seventh and eighth grade boys basketball team consisted of 19 young men. They finished the season with a record of 7-7, beating Cheat Lake twice, St. Francis twice, Westover once, and Waiteman Barb twice by forfeits. Leading scorer on the team was Mark Smith with an average of 12-3 points per game. Mark also lead the team in rebounding with an average of 10.8 rebounds per game. Stevie Johnson lead the team in assists with a total of 33. Coach Van Meter commented, “This team really improved, particularly during the last five games of the season. To the eighth graders, I wish you luck next year when you play for Coach Wilson and to the seventh graders — PLEASE GROW TALLER!” Brandon defends against South. Mark was the leading scorer and rebounder of the 7th and 8lh grade basketball team. First Row: Kevin Chisler, Keith Ammons. Shawn Tennant, JoJo Jones, Stevie Johnson, Chad Henkins. Brandon Eddy, Mike Ross, Jeff Moore. Second Row: Coach Wilson, Bobby Lemley, Aaron Shultz, Jason Parrish, Allen Williams, Mark Smith, Charlie Wright, Ian Sheets, Joey Tennant, C. J. Williams, Gary Ammons, Coach VanMeter. 126 Basketball Junior High Track Mike Ross, Jimmy Foley, Chris Nought, Buckey Wilson, Doug Ammons, B. J. Statler, Brandon Eddy First Row: Crystal Rebold, Angie Porter, Michelle Tennant, Angi Rockwell, Debbie Sanders, Brenda Bragg, Marci Jones. Second Row: Marla Leary, Heather Brookover, Molly Beach, Missy Tuttle, Donna Hunt, Lisa Ammons, Pam Statler. Third Row: Marcy Miller, Robin Loar, Jami Posey. Lisa Hixenbaugh. Tina Porter, Julie Spears, Heather Starsick. Fourth Row: Mandi Walker, Daphne Williams, Melisa Parrish. Jennifer Main, Sherry St. Clair, Kelly Bane. Fifth Row: Becky Chisler, Kristi Micheal, Julie Hobbert, Kara Evrely, Becky Layton, Denise Thomas. Joyce Eddy. Sixth Row: Wendy Verbosky. Monica Hucike. Track 127 FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS On February 27, ihe freshman cheerleaders captured the trophy for “The Best Cheerleading Squad” in the county. The cheerleaders were judged by three WVU cheerleaders on personal appearance, uniforms, floor cheers, sidelines, sportsmanship, and pep. They also received many good compliments on their high standards and fine taste! Mrs. White, their sponsor, said, “I’m very proud of this squad. They worked very hard all year and are, by far, the best in the county!” $1 ■- vV 4 % S + Kim Eddy, Lori Tennant, and Michele Tennant psyche the crowd. 128 Cheerleaders The Freshman Cheerleaders are: (from Right to Left) Michele Tennant, Angie Rockwell, Kim Eddy, Missy Tulle, Robin Loar, Wendy Wade, Lisa Ammons, and Lori Tennant. MIDGET CHEERLEADERS Autumn Vannoy and Kristi Michael show their spirit throughout the game. The Midget Cheerleaders are: (from Left to Right) Kara Everly, Marla Uary, Julie Herbert, Autumn Vannoy, Kristi Michael, Mary Jane White (sponsor). Heather Brookover, Marcy Miller (captain), and Kelly Moore. Cheerleaders 129 Robin Crowned Queen The Prom was held on May sixteenth, at the Elks Lodge with music from WVAQ Music Shows. The theme of the prom was, “Why Can’t This Night Go On Forever?” The colors were pink, white, and light blue. The favors for the boys were mugs and garters, and glasses and teddy bears for the girls. Decorations were centered around a “Cinderella” theme. The students prepared castle centerpieces and a castle mural. Coronation was held at 11:00 p.m. There were 26 girls who ran for prom queen. The roses were; red — queen, white — first attendant, yellow — second attendant, and all others received light blue. The 1987 prom queen was Robin Clovis escorted by Mike Walker, first attendant was Cari Layton escorted by Bryan Raber, and second attendant was Mona Tennant escorted by Kevin Tennant. Robin was crowned by last year’s queen Tammy Gallatin escorted by Dr. Gary Smith. She received a crown, roses, and a glass slipper. The flower girl was Whitney Ammons, and the crown bearer was Teddy Stewart. The D.J. was Kevin Nicholas. Kevin kept the crowd entertained and excited until the end. There was a dance contest following the coronation, and the winner was Cari Layton. She received a Bon Jovi record album. The total attendance was 155 students, and 50 faculty and parent chaperones. Tammy Gallatin crowns Robin Clovis as the 1987 Prom Queen. Principal — Dr. Smith; Tammy Gallatin — 1986 Prom Queen; Bryan Raber and Cari Layton — 1st attendant; Mike Walker and Robin Clovis — 1987 Prom Queen; Mona Tennant and Kevin Tennant — 2nd attendant; Teddy Stewart — Crown Bearer; Whitney Ammons — Flower Girl 130 Prom Why Can’t This Night Go On Forever? Kim gels down! Tobi enjoys her last Prom. Kevin Nicholas provided the music at Prom. to dance. Keith finally persuades Kim Prom 131 Prom at Elks was a big Success! Cristy and Jamie share a night to remember. 1987 Prom Memories David Eickleberry tries his best to draw the red rose. 132 Prom “Memories Are Forever” Can and Mike danced the night away! Eric and his date admired the castles made by the Juniors. Kim and Mike share a romantic moment Mike feels honored to dance with Queen Robin. Prom 133 Tracy Sutler also received the 1987 Army Reserve National Scholar- Scott, Missy and Betty recount the history of the class of 87. Athlete Award. Israel and Jodi read ihe class wills. Crisly and Mike gol lots of laughs with iheir version of the class prophecy. 134 Class Night AWARDS Class Night m Valedictorian — Tracy Slatler Salutatorians — Tammy Shaffer, Jodi Swisher Boys’ State — Brian Gallagher Girls’ State — Jodi Swisher Honor Boy — Brian Gallagher Honor Girl — Jodi Swisher Morgantown Surgical Association Award — Jodi Swisher 1987 Army Reserve National Scholar Athlete Award — Tracy Statler, Brian Gallagher NSDAR Good Citizens Award — Mike Tennant Dr. Smith recognizes the valedictorian Tracy Statler and salutatorians Jodi Swisher and Tammy Shaffer. Home Economics Awards — Mary Jones, Tobi Loar, Tammy Shaffer English 12 Awards — Tammy Shaffer Social Studies Fair Recognition — Lisa Tennant, Tab Tennant, Cristi Ammons, Sharon Eddy, Brian Gallagher, Jodi Swisher, Mike Tennant, Ralph Wright, Rick Tennant, Tracy Slatler F M Scholarship — Tracy Slatler Top Ten Recognition — Tracy Statler, Tammy Shaffer, Jodi Swisher, Brian Gallagher, Mike Tennant, Sharon Eddy, Tammy Gallatin, Lisa Tennant, Scott Varnet, Melissa Eddy Lori Lemley — Chad Ross Scholarship Awards — Sharon Eddy, Kim Foley Dunkard Valley Community Service Award — Scott Varner Danforth “I Dare You” Award — Tammy Scott passes the class key on to the next class President Doug Steele. Gallatin, Scott Varner Business Education Award — Tracy Statler WVU Leadership Honors — Brian Gallagher, Jodi Swisher Quadrad Scholarship — Tammy Gallatin Music Recognition — Sharon Eddy, Tammy Shaffer, Tab Tennant, Bryan Kelly, Garrott Howard Morgantown Music Club Scholarship — Cristi Ammons Art Award — Cristi Riggs Yearbook Recognition — Jodi Swisher, Lisa Tennant, Tammy Gallatin, Jill Pride, Missy Ammons, Cristi Ammons, Missy Webber, Tab Tennant, Tracy Statler Journalism Recognition — David Eickleberry NHS Scholarship — Tammy Shaffer, Tracy Statler Mrs. Ross presents Kim Foley with the Chad Ross — Lori Lemley Memorial Vocational Scholarship for the first time. Class Night 135 Crisli Michelle Louise Ammons Joann Chapman Ammons Melissa Lea Ammons Russell Clark Beach Dale Allen Carpenter Hugo Dennis Carrico, III Lynette Michelle Chapman Van Wayne Chisler Douglas Allan Church Michael Lyn Cole Dale Lynn Copeland Timothy James Cummins Melissa Kay Eddy Sharon Lynn Eddy Steven Ryan Eddy David Allen Eickleberry, Jr. Kimberly Jane Foley Harry James Francis, Jr. Brian Dale Gallagher Tamra Leann Gallatin Julia Marcia White Gorbey Natalie Lynn Gower Jeffery David Gum Michael Lloyd Howard Sherman Garrison Howard Carl Dewayne Jenkins Michelle Estline Johnson Mary Anna Jones Bryan Lee Kelly Douglas Edward King Stacey Gene Layton Laymond Wheeler Lewis Tobi Dorcas Loar Leonard Edward Mason Tracy Statler was chosen valedictorian for the class of 1987. Class of 1987 136 Graduation President Scotl Varner lalks briefly of the class history. X7 Francis William McCoy Walter Glenn McDougal Thornton Lee Merrifield, Jr. Lelia Sue Miller Kenneth Walter Mitchell Jill llnfisa Pride Cristina Gladys Higgs Tammy Lea Shaffer Richard Edward Simpson Jimmy Edwin Smith Linda Gail Sperandio Betty Jane Spitznogle Kenneth Clark Statler Tracy Lynn Statler Eric L. Stiles William Bowlby Strosnider Ronald Lee Swaniger, Jr. Jodi Noelle Swisher Kemble Duane Tate Christopher Mark Tennant Lisa Renae Tennant Michael David Tennant Richard Lee Tennant Tabatha Lynn Tennant Israel David Tennant Carl Scott Varner William Blaine Varner Dottie Michelle Webber David Lee Wilson Joann Renae Wise Ralph Leon Wright, Jr. Class of 1987 Graduation 137 Memories Are . . . Blue Crew! Pizza Inn Feud!?! M. A. riding C. R.’s motorcycle That’s not my leg!!! Moon shines bright on T. S. and M. T. J. R., K. S., R. S., and H. C., Mountaineer Honda, Ml. Morris C. R., L. T. and T. S. seeing a man doing vulgar things with his hands??? Bowling!!! Birthday Party — being chased? All Parties with: J. S., C. R., T. S., C. S., D. E.. M. C., D. A., and J. A. B. G. knocking out J. S. M M’s 1987 Student Exchange C. R. and J. S. skateboarding in the living room? Gossip on the Girls Varsity Basketball bus!!! Treaty between T. S., H. C. and R. S. — FALSE!!! J. S., C. R. and J. C. — A train is coming?!? Ewok Stoplight: Where?!? The LAST Girls Varsity Basketball Game!!! T. G. and C. R. stealing starburst at the movies!!! Term Paper!! “TRULY” C. R. and T. G. — Standards T. S. reaches high school desire J. N. S. and C. R. — getting caught in the bam!?! Baby Boob Class??? Girls Varsity Basketball banquet with our own poem!!! Snowing in stairwell “87!” DEADLINES!!! Fets B. G., D. E. and J. S. — “Oh what a weekend!!!” There’s somethin’ out there . . . C-Hunl — the movie!!! Skin mooning Lynette Snuck out skunks?? L. W. Scott, Dave, and Wolfe — “Pizza Hut” after Washington tournament Frick, Frack, Fruck and Harold go to Morgantown. B. K. and C. W. “FIGHT” HA! HA! Prom Nile ’86 D. W. and T. G. — Feb 22 Girls Varsity Basketball Team Natalie, the camera and the Vo-tech bus B. G. and J. S. “Why’s Dave naked in the bathtub???” Haunted Houses T. H„ T. G., T. B., S. M. and P. C. — Runaway Cars!?! T. L., S. L., J. P. and M. W. hitting a cow on Halloween night. 12 pairs of sunglasses from Stone Thomas!?! Telling vulgar things at the last Varsity Boys Basketball Game . . . Mon. County Wrestling Champs Bowling: 11 out of 20 Baking soda!?! T-T Twins B. J. S. sliding under the bed at Sundale! T. T., and L. T., four wheeler paths Yelling out car windows C. R., T. S., C. S., B. S., C. R. and M. S. — getting stopped in Hundred Thanksgiving — Party Holiday?!? T. G. and C. R. — The Golden Gate PUTT-PUTT!!! Stolen Uniform?? Cutesie!!! Wonder Why!?! L. T., T. T., and C. R. Student Council Party 1986 National Honor Society trip T. S., D. V., D. E„ B. G„ J. P„ J. S., C. R„ L. T„ and T. T. shot at on Halloween night Drownin’ on the Fourth of July Retarded horse C. R. riding in the back of L. T.’s Ranger in the middle of winter December 20, 1986 T. T., L. T. and C. R. selling ads for the newspaper Nature spot — T. W., P. C., C. S., D. A., J. P„ J. B„ and M. W. Constantly laughing B. G., J. S., and D. E. Summer League and killer meatloaf!!! Pole-Banger Prom ’87 Class Night!!! Graduation!!! Quadrad '87!!! 138 Memories Are ... 0 TOP TIN SENIORS i Tammy Shaffer Sharon Eddy Brian Gallagher Tamra Gallatin Tracy Statler Jodi Swisher Picture Not Available Scott Varner Lisa Tennant Melissa Eddy 139 Compliments Of: Rob, Pat, Jean. T. C., Rob and Billy Chisler Paul and Bonnie Cribble Kinsey and Ora Shriver Bill and Judy Anderson and Family Bill, Blendine and Jeff Linda’s beauty shop and suntan sessions Jim and Patty Sanders Tim and T. C. Rich, Nancy, Mandi, and Megan Walker Terry and Karen Owens Bernard, Ruth, Bryan, Bernie and Missy The Hixenbaugh’s, Doris, Earl and Angie 1-arry, Robbi, Stacie, Shawn and Nicky Stella T. McClure; 1925 Alumni BHS The Mayor of Blacksville and Family Arthur Foley Raymond, Mary, Kim and Mark Copeland Wally, Diana, Scott, Todd, Randy and Becky Bob, Linda, Connie, Jeannie, Tammy and Bobby Mr. and Mrs. Bill Boylen Buck and Anie Tennant Varner Contracting Wally, Pat, and Jimmy IV Ida, Ryan and Ronnie Staller Bill, Jenny and Pat Conner Kenny, DD, Jennifer Brad Yost Bill and Gayle Haught Kevin, Carla, Steph and Tabitha Brewer Vicki Jo’s School of Dance Hap, Mary, David and Mark Cottrell Emmet and Fern Wilson Wib, Mary, Jennifer, and Mike Simpson Rod, Peg, Clint, Robin and Chris Randy, Beth, Spincer and Lana Stiles Jane, Brian, Owen and Sam Kelly George, Janice, Anita and Mike George, Loretta, Debbie and Stephanie Mr. and Mrs. John Brosky Congratulations to the Class of 1987, from Ann Bragg, Mr. Joseph Miker, and Dr. Gary G. Smith Jodi, Missy and Crisli — always SOAR! B. C. Best Wishes from CBHS Cooks Don Forquer and Family Doug’s Garage and Body Shop Best Wishes, Roger and Sherry Fox Mary Jane White and John VanMeter The Robert B. Price Family David and Ruth Lemley Gerald and Elizabeth Shanks Best Wishes, Bobby and Joann Ammons Tom. Mary Ann, Cari and Eric Layton Moore’s Corner Store Mike, Dolly, Amber and Angie Moore Pete, Deb, Kami, Wendy, Kassi Snodgrass Sonny, Mary, Beth, Heidi and Cliff Rogers Charlie. Pat, Mel, Dal and J. P. Larry, Nell, Jeff and Lisa Connie S. Watson and Family Bill, Arietta, Tammy and Tiffany Denise Vic and Gail Dan, Janie, Kim, Todd and Beth Mark, Debbie and Ashley Stanley and Martha Statler Rich, Vickie, Butchie and Michael Tennant The Class of ’87, from the Shultz’s, Jim, Francie, Todd and Arron David, Donna, Sherry and Michelle Jones Jerry, Eileen, and Trina Wilson B. J„ Jodi, and Brittany Willard Randy Ammons and Tamra Wilson Bob, Imogene Chisler and Jessica Fred, and Jackie Chisler, Chelsea and Stacey Bill, Martha Wilson and Boys Jerry, Sandy, Brook and Marcy Miller David, Nola, Bruce and Becky Chisler Cliff, Bernice, Rita and Sandy Roger, and Joanne Brooks Alan, Jerry, Heather, and Holly VanGuilder Ernie, Linda, and Tina Harker Ed, Betty, Matt, and Kylie Huggins The Eickleberry Family The Bruce Arnett Family Neil, Cindy, Clint and Chris Chisler Wayne, Linda, Sandy and Gary Ammons Blaine, Donna, Eric, and Jeff Ammons Good luck, Lee lee and Learnie Hey ’88 you ate it, Hosers, T. V. and C. S. Bill, Mel, Jarrod, and Jamie Moore Bud, Ruby Dezra, and Kevin Ammons Good luck 1987, From Tuttle Family Good luck Class of ’87, R. C. and D. V. The Wiley’s Larry, Betty, Mark, and Scott Cora Simpson and Effie Hess Best Wishes Robert L. Pyle, Archaeologist, Good luck Learnie and Mary Jane Walls, Best Wishes Stan, Alice. Melissa, and Kirt Parrish Leonard, Velda, and Pam Moore Charlie, Sue, Shea, Mike and Shanda Ross Melanie Golden Best Wishes Class of 87, Shawna and Terry Shriver Doug, Laura, Heath, Josh, and Lacy Owens Leonard and Wilma Craver Best Wishes Tammy — Love Ya Mom Tammy and David Russell and Bessy Core Dale, Cheryl, Brian, and Christy Gallagher Mr. and Mrs. David VanScyoc’s and sons Good Luck Gee-Bees, Bill and Mary Sargent Gary, Connie and Wendi Rush Bud, Debbie, Chad and Brent Delaney Dennis, Rose, Curt and Denise Thomas Moe, Dottie, Carl, Missy, Pamela, and Matthew Webber Newt, Mary DeVine and Chris Good luck C-B’s Ruby and Duane Copeland Randy, Dortha, Michele, Shawn, and Brian Good luck Class of 88 Margaret and Davie Good luck C-B’s Norma and Fred Williams Mr. and Mrs. Jack Simpson and Family Delbert, Donna, Danny and Darrell Judy and L. W. Lewis Tim, Donna, Tracey and Shawn Tuttle ASAP Appliance Service Mgt. WVa. Best Wishes, Lloyd and Mavis Lantz Best Wishes, David Williams Family Good luck C-B’s Joe, Sandy and Missy Tuttle Best Wishes — John, Carol and Van Chisler Best Wishes, Tonda B. Holmes Roger, Teresa, Chad and Eric Swanson Ronald, Patricia, Rita, Kenny and Chandy Roger and Pauline Moore’s Store Christy, Carey and Sharon Riggs Good luck Brooke From Josh J. D., Sally, John, David, Rojack and Lisa Ammons The Wayne Wilson Family Ed, Twyla, Clint and Chris Cecil, Brenda, Curtis, Tina and Jr. Burnette Thomas Callaways Florist Robert L. Shuman Comer Shoppe Waynesburg Restaurant Gary, Becky, Jeff, Doug, and Amanda Steele Leroy, Dortha, Randel, and Kathern Welch Indian Heritage Conservancy Core, WV Bob, Connie, and Traci Ammons Forrest and Kate Vannoy Mark, Betsy, Autumn, and Damion Vannoy Layton’s Deer Processing Core, WV Good luck C-B’s! Willie and Linda Layton Bill and Ethel Layton Dick, Dianna, Bonnie, Rod, and Sue Forquer Good luck to the class of ’87, Love Tabatha Good luck to the class of ’87, Ralph and Blanche Liming Gary, Jane, Tabatha. and Gary Allen Phillip, Janet, Kelly, and Chris Kerr Norris, June, and Chris Tennant Good luck Tabatha, Bill and Mary Liming Farewell CBHS, Tobi Loar Jack, Sue, and Robby Wilson Bill, Millie and Kate Fickey Good luck Dave E., from Steph and Kris Doug, Sharon, Stephanie, Kristie and Steve Michael Good luck Israel, Love Ya, Pam, Barb and Ronnie Good luck Joe and Mary Dale Brown and kids Wilma Williams Avon Rep. in Daybrook Bill and Wilma Williams Scott and Jami Watson Mark Pride Haskell and Maxine Tennant Gary, Janet, Jeff, and Jason Shriver Scott and Kristie Judy, Missy, Keith and Mindy Ammons Brian and Missy Johnny, Sandy, Lisa, Jeff, Dorthea and Janie Ronnie and Rose Moore, From Ponetown Albert, Nancy, and Tracy Statler Maxine Statler Joe. Louie, Michelle, Kristen Statler Howard. Linda, Stephanie, Bethanie Morris Teresa’s Beauty Salon 879-5227 Mr. and Mrs. Gary A. Statler Family Sam and Marian Wilson Bill, Brenda. Sherry, Mona Tennant Dimmer and Garland Brookover Good luck Tracy; Love Grandma Nelle Merle, Brett, Jeanie, Mike Wise Don and Lucille Statler Best Wishes Class of 87, John and Lisa Don, Virginia, and Doug Ammons Best Wishes — Michelle Tennant, and Kim Eddy Dan, Kathy, B. 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KIGER REALTOR 599-6644 Est. 1959 244 Pleasant Street Morgantown, WV Bauer Lumber HOME CENTER BRIAN SHEEDY (304)296-8286 STOREMGR. 1761 STURGISS AVE. MORGANTOWN, WV 26505 Advertisements 149 Best of Luck to the Class of ’87 Compliments of ■ran mm F M2)EW ?@WM Main Office Fairview, WV Phone: 449-1946 Branch Office Barrackville, WV Phone: 367-1931 150 Advertisements Member FDIC DAYBROOK DEVELOPMENT COMPANY Well Plugging, Dozer, Backhoe Work Rt. 2 Box 193 Fairview, WV Phone: 798-3136 or 449-4101 CONGRATULATIONS! Clay-Battelle High School Class of ’87 From your friend and Public Servant A. JAMES MANCHIN Treasurer of State BELL’S MARKET BELL’S MARKET Blacksville, WV Phone: 432-8555 BELL’S MARKET Hundred, WV Phone: 775-4311 BELL’S MARKET Fairview, WV Phone: 449-1953 BELL’S MARKET Grant Town, WV Phone: 278-5656 MT. MORRIS SUPERMARKET Ml. Morris, PA Phone: 324-2611 Owned and Operated by PING Inc. 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Morgantown WV Phone 296-3675 After 5 p.m. 152 Advertisements Pansy Matthews United Electrical Services, Inc. Pansy’s Hair Salon Home (304)879-5505 Pentress, WV Work (304)879-5333 P.O. Drawer D Blacksville, WV 26521 (304) 879-5822 Dave Bane — Projects Manager 649 E. High Street Phone: 627-3191 Waynesburg, Pa. 15370 We deliver to Owens Funeral Home BARNA’S R.D. 2-190 The Bill George Drive Furniture and Appliance Inc. John Barna Phone: 627-7292 Tom Barna 852-2774 Waynesburg, Pa. 15370 £)iitrict 3 air Congratulations To The Class of ’87 Tamra Gallatin 1986 Clay District Fair Queen Advertisements 153 Cjod 5 sdn5wer Discover Convenient Banking Christian Book Store and In Gallatin Country Craft Supplies Blacksville, WV 432-8418 H Gallatin Bank § A Cashstream Participant Member FDIC R. KENT STAGGERS BUILDING BLACKSVILLE WV HAMMACK WALKER Attorneys at Law (304) 432-8444 Suite 2A Vision Village Eye examinations available. Participating in various insurance programs to benefit you. Come and see us! Mike and Terry Toothman Suite 2B 432-8585 Mon.-Fri. 10-5p.m. Sat. 9-12 Party Trays Boxed Lunches “THE END DELI” MASON DIXON PHARMACY Take Out Orders Beer — Pop — Milk — Bread — Pizza — Ice — Wine Money-Saturday 7a.m.-1p.m. Sun. closed Ron Liz Jones Your Neighborhood Family Drug Store Computerized Prescription Department Senior Citizen 10% discount We fill UMW, PSC, MetiMet, APS, and Medicaid Rxs Store Hours Mon.-Fri. 9a.m.-6p.m. Bob Stiles Pharmacist Sat. 9a.m.-2p.m. Phone 432-8400 154 Advertisements BEST WISHES SENIORS From: Front Row: David Bragg, Terry Sine — Sergeant-at-Arms, Doug Steele — President. Back Row: Mona Tennant — Treasurer, Stephanie Michael — Historian, Traci Stewart — Vice-President, Traci Ammons — Secretary. Advertisements 155 4? 1 f BERRY AUTO SALES Used Cars Trucks 412-324-2919 Rt. 19 dt. Morris, Pa. 1534 1 Joe Simons Insurance Service Inc. For a Brighter Tomorrow Savings — Home Loans 177 Holland Ave. No. 3 P.O. Box 2025 Westover WV 26505 291-5904 Savings and loans associations of Greene County in Waynesburg Pa. Moore’s Diamond Jewelers 17 South Washing Street Waynesburg Pa. 15370 Phone: (412)-627-5070 M GTV 66 East High Street Waynesburg Pa. 15370 Owner: Kelce Mosley 412-627-5464 Blacksville Country Florist BlacksviUe W.Va. (304)-432-8587 Owner: Norma Ammons Penny Swanson 156 Advertisements HAUGHT’S DAIRY MART Phone: 879-5650 Rt. 1 Box 45 Core, WV 26529 Pizza Hot Line — 296-7689 Pizzas Hoagies Sandwiches Salad Finger Snacks and Great Italian Dinners Dine In or Carry Out Open Daily 11-11 Mon.-Thurs. 11-12 Fri.-Sat. 11-10 Sun. 416 Fairmont Rd. Westover, WV 26505 i ROBERT A. YAGLE JEWELER Diamonds Watches Jewelry China Silverware 379 High Street Morgantown, West Virginia 26505 Phone: 296-7713 d 1® D P INC. PHOTOGRAPHICS 345 Holland Ave. Westover, WV 304-296-4100 Mary Lou Verbosky Home: (304) 798-3496 Store: (304)292-1916 CrystaI Cave ftAINd pAINTEfl qlASS Route 2, Box 329 Fairview, WV 26570 Seneca Center 709 Beechurst Ave. Morgantown, WV 26505 Advertisements 157 Best Of Luck 87 Seniors GENE D. YOST SON General Contracting Excavating — Drill Well Service Gene D. Yost (412) 324-2205 Duane V. Yost (412) 324-2150 Roger Yost (304) 432-8135 Mt. Morris, Pa. 15349 Professional Fully Work _ n f r Insured Donald L. White, Owner P.O. Box 190 304 662 6319 Wadestown, WV Wana Grocery Cliff — Bernice Open 7 Days A Week 662-6790 Picnics — Reunions — Parties INDIAN MEADOWS Days Run Road Phone: 879-5526 Charles and Eileen Snider — Owners COMPLIMENTS OF CIRCLE FARMS Gene, Sharon, and Sherry (304)798-3597 BARR’S EXCAVATION INC. Dealing In Used Pipe Everett (Jake) Barr Dave Barr Rt. 2 Box 290 AAA Fairview, WV Best of Luck to the Class of’87 TRIANGLE HOTEL 12 D Bill George Drive Waynesburg, PA AUTO WRECKER (We’re Not Big, But We’re Growing) Exit 1-79 Ml. Morris, PA 15349 412-324-2707 — 1-800-222-8932 PA 1-800-962-8587 WV-OH-MD Best Little “Lure House” In Town HUNTING FISHING SUPPLIES FIELD STREAM SPORTS SHOP 453 Beechurst Avenue Morgantown, WV LIVE BAIT DAN DOUG CANTIS 296-8822 Advertisements 159 You’re on your way! If a student loan will help you step up to a college diploma, come see us. Get the First Advantage S First National Bank OF MORGANTOWN 201 High Si Ounkord Volley. Biocksviile Umveaity Ave Suncre Member FWC 160 Advertisements MISS BLUE RESTAURANT AND MOTEL Route 250 Hundred, WV Phone 775-5572 Norma, Hilda, Terrel, Rick FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF CARMICHAELS Morgantown, West Virginia (304) 292-9441 Member FDIC (304) 662-6309 RALPH SIX Buyer of logs and standing timber YOUR TROUBLES VANISH AT MORGAN AUTO PARTS INC. Box 81 Wadestown WV, 26589 Hundred, WV Phone 775-4130 or 775-4230 Better Bankers Serving our good neighbors. Farmers Merchants Bank Morgantown, West Virginia (304)292-9441 Member FDIC Advertisements 161 MOUNTAINEER SPEED WAY MEAT SPORTS SHOP SHOP 439 High Street Morgantown, WV 26505 Phone: 292-9702 Freezer Meat Specialist 1831 Speedway Dr. Fairmont, WV Phone: 363-2416 OUR 16TH YEAR 0F I IMPROVING FINE 1 AUDIO VIDEO, SATELLITE I V SYSTEMS CAR AUDIO PRODUCTS Congratulations Class of 85 LOOKIN’ GOOD 292-3292 467 HIGH ST. MORGANTOWN ACROSS FROM F M BANK “A Contemporary Boutique for Women” 68 S. Washington St. Waynesburg, PA Phone: (412)627-5368 CITIZENS INDUSTRIAL FINANCING CORPORATION Serving Our Community Since 1922 Citizens Building: High Street Morgantown: Phone (304) 292-8411 MEMBER FDIC 162 Advertisements HONDA SUZUKI BARNHART’S HONDA SUZUKI RD 2, Box 87B Exit 4 179-19 North Prosperity, Pa. 15329 Sales — State Inspection — Repairs — Parts Retail and Wholesale Glenn L. Spitznogle Rt. 7 Blacksville, WV 26521 Phone 432-8485 Custom Butchering Inspected By: WV Department of Agriculture. Greg Barnhart, Owner Phone 627-5819 Phone (304 291-Nail JOHN’S WESTERN AUTO Wolff Tanning 9 Beechurst Ave. Systems Morgantown, WV 26505 RAY’S PASTRIES Hundred, WV 26575 Phone 775-4611 McNeely’s Machine Works Belmont Street Open: Monday thru Friday Phone 775-5123 Hours 7:00-3:30 Hundred, WV Blacksville D-Mart 732 Beechurst Ave. Morgantown, W. Va. Phone 296-5105 For Your Convenience Open 6a.m. to 1a.m. Advertisements 163 Bennett’s Auto Sales, Inc. Bob Bennett Owner Box 67 Blacksvme,WV 26521_(304) 432-8280 Bennett’s A 0 Part’s Plus F aulostor 432-8289 432-8280 164 Advertisements Index Ammons, Cristi — 6, 17, 27, 32, 36, 37, 41, 120. 121 Ammons. David — 18, 65, 108, 109, 114, 115. 116 Ammons, Dezra — 5, 11, 17, 18, 19, 20. 32, 65, 120, 121 Ammons, Eric— 124 Ammons, Gary — 89, 126 Ammons, Keith — 22, 31, 83, 86, 126 Ammons, Kevin — 5, 18, 27, 32, 76, 125 Ammons, Lisa — 18, 23, 32, 76, 78, 79, 128, 127 Ammons, Marlene — 18, 71,110, 111 Ammons, Missy — 5, 17, 18, 25, 39, 40, 42, 43, 66, 96, 120, 121 Ammons, Rojack — 19, 70, 71, 72, 75 Ammons, Sandy — 18, 70, 71, 74, 119 Ammons, Traci — 10, 11, 17, 18, 24, 32, 64, 65,67, 69. 119 Anderson, Dalhan — 83 Anderson, James — 83 Anderson, Ronnie — 83 Anderson, William — 71 Artice, Mike — 13, 65, 132 Ashcraft, Richard — 21, 31,83 Ashcraft, Robert — 71 Ayres, Jeanie — 22, 31, 83, 85 Ball. Nancy — 18, 76, 100 Ballard, Geof — 100 Bane, Brian — 35, 89, 124 Bane, Darrell — 21, 65 Bane, James — 18, 21, 65, 68, 96, 108, 132 Bane, Kelly — 22, 31. 89, 94 Bane, Scott — 6, 12, 76, 79, 124 Bane, Todd — 10, 15, 16, 21, 32, 65. 68, 112 Barr, Jason — 89 Barr, Stacie — 18, 32, 71, 74 Barr, Steve — 89 Barr, Todd — 31, 83 Barr, Vance — 21,71 Bartlett, Tonya — 89 Barto. Mark — 18, 71 Beach, Jennifer — 3, 23, 33, 34, 76 Beach. Molly —35, 89, 127 Beach, Robert — 21,64, 101 Beach, Rusty — 21, 42, 43 Bennett, James — 83 Bennett, Todd — 76, 125 Berry, Gail — 107 Berthy, Casey — 23, 33, 35, 83 Berthy, Jonathan — 18, 33, 71 Bienkoski, Jennifer — 34, 35, 83 Bohon, Beth — 22, 35, 83 Bohon, Tracy — 18, 25, 71 Bosely, Sarina — 19, 77 Boylen, Curtis — 33, 35, 83 Boylcn, Tammie — 16, 17, 18, 19, 24, 25, 65, 66,67,118 Brackenrich, Tia — 101 Bragg, Ann — 100 Bragg, Brenda — 18, 19, 23, 77, 127 Bragg, David — 21, 32, 64, 65, 69, 112, 113,132 Bragg, Sean — 77, 112 Braun, Kim — 31, 89 Braun, Melissa — 22 Britvec, Jennifer — 32, 77, 122 Brookover, Heather — 22, 31, 89, 93, 129, 127 Brookover, Laurie — 23, 33, 35, 83 Brookover, Robbie — 22, 23, 33, 35, 83 Brosky, John — 35, 101 Browning, Butch — 79, 82, 101 Brum mage, Brian — 83 Brum mage, Ray — 27, 65, 108 Butcher, Jonathan — 18, 19, 24, 32, 65, 108 Butcher, Melissa — 71 Butcher, Richard — 31, 83 Carmen, Marguerite — 70, 104 Carpenter, Dale — 42, 43, 116 Carrico, Hugo — 32, 42, 50 Catafesta, Deborah — 101 Chapman, Joann — 18, 19, 32, 41 Chapman, Lynette — 41 Chisler, Becky — 22, 23, 31, 83, 86. 122, 127 Chisler, Bruce — 21,65, 97 Chisler, Cathy — 18, 19, 20, 24, 32, 33, 65, 69 Chisler, Kevin — 31, 88, 89, 95, 126 Chisler, Peg — 107 Chisler, Robbie — 13, 83 Chisler, Teresa — 32, 65, 67, 74 Chisler, Van — 42. 43, 97 Christy, Robert — 31, 70, 32, 102 Church, Doug — 42, 43, 97, 116, 117 Clark, Barbara — 10, 40, 102 Clark, Barby — 6, 10, 32, 77, 122 Cline, Rachel — 5, 15, 18, 23, 32, 67, 76. 77, 78, 80 Cline, Ted — 102 Clovis, Brect — 2, 21, 32, 63, 65, 112, 113, 118 Clovis, Chris — 9, 21, 32, 65, 68 Clovis, Jeremy — 77, 125 Clovis, Robin — 16, 18, 19, 65, 67, 69, 110, 111, 130, 133 Cochran, Bill — 19, 65, 66, 67, 108, 116 Cochran, Craig — 77 Coen, Stephanie - 31, 89, 94 Cole, Mike — 10, 21, 32, 40, 44, 45, 108, 114 Collins, Lynn — 27, 66 Common, James — 83 Conn, Lloyd — 18, 32,71, 112 Conner, Pat — 10, 12, 17, 18, 25, 32, 66, 67, 118 Conner, Tammy — 35, 89 Copeland, Dale — 9, 10, 21, 32, 39, 44, 45 Copeland, Dana — 32, 71 Copeland, Gary — 22, 31,84 Corder, Darrell — 18, 66, 99, 108 Costello, Craig — 84 Cottrell, Mark — 21, 32, 71. 108, 116 Cox, Jeff —21,33,71 Cumberledge, Scott — 10, 66, 98, 112, 117, 116 Cummins, Tim — 44, 97 Dalton, Shawnda — 29, 84 Darling, Joseph — 89 Davis, Kim — 7, 13, 18, 66, 131, 133 Debardi, Carrie — 22, 31,84, 86 Delaney, Chad — 13, 19, 76, 78, 108. 135 Dillie, Bobby — 90 DiUie, David — 17,21,71, 118 Dillie, Richard — 90 Dittman, Scott — 21,71 Dittman, Stephanie — 12, 18, 72 Dittman, Todd — 90, 124 Drvar, Margaret — 22, 40, 102 Durst, James — 21, 70, 72, 73 Dye, Bobby —78, 112, 124 Eddy, Brandon — 6, 86, 90, 126, 128 Eddy, Brian — 18, 66, 98, 108, 114, 115 Eddy, Candace — 78 Eddy, Chad — 66 Eddy, Crystal — 84 Eddy, Greg — 33, 78 Eddy, Jason — 90 Eddy, Joyce —23, 32, 78, 127 Eddy. Julie — 18. 72 Eddy. Kim — 19, 23, 28. 29, 36. 78, 128 Eddy, Richard — 72 Eddy, Sharon — 3, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 24, 33, 34, 45, 44 Eddy, Shawn — 6, 18, 23, 78, 80, 81, 125 Eddy, Sherry — 23, 33, 78 Index 165 Index Eddy, Steve — 46, 47, 118 Eddy, Theresa — 18. 34, 66 Eickleberry, David — 18, 19, 46, 47, 57, 68, 69, 114, 116, 117, 132 Eickleberry, Scott — 11, 72, 116 Eidemiller, Beth — 90 Everly, Kara — 22, 90, 91, 129, 127 Floyd, Martha — 90 Fluharty, Danny — 21, 72 Fluharty. Jarvis — 90 Foley, George — 90 Foley, Jimmy — 84, 127 Foley, Kim — 18, 25, 33, 46, 47, 59, 131 Foley, Roger — 90 Foley. Todd — 22, 84 Forquer, John — 90 Forquer, Rodney — 18. 66, 98, 108 Forquer, Susette — 14, 35, 84 Fox, Sherry — 102 Francis, J. R. — 26, 46, 97 Francis, Richard — 78 Francis, Ricky — 33, 35, 84 Freeland. Rita — 25, 32, 66 Fuller, Connie — 103 Gallagher, Brian — 6, 8, 10, 24, 38, 46, 47, 57. 108, 109. 114 Gallagher. Kristy — 6. 8, 19, 24, 72. 110 Gallatin, Tammy — 9, 12, 17, 18, 24, 25, 46. 47, 55, 96, 130 Gilblom, Nichole — 29, 66 Gilblom, Glenda — 14 Golden, Melanie — 18, 19, 24. 72 Gower, Natalie — 48, 4v, 99 Gracey, Carol — 88. 103 Griffith, Kelly — 84 Gross, Pat — 76, 103 Gum, Curtis — 90 Gum. Jeff—21,48, 49,96 Hall, Billie Jo—18. 72 Hall, James — 22, 84. 85. 86. 124 Hamill, Becky — 6, 23, 31, 84 Hamilton, Harry — 90 Harbart, Julie — 22, 31, 88, 91, 127, 129 Harder, Robert — 66 Harker, Sherry — 91, 122 Harker, Tina — 32, 72 Harris, Beth — 22, 31, 33, 84 Harris, Bill — 66 Hartley, Andrea — 32, 72 Hamill, Terri — 16, 17, 18, 19, 25, 66 Haught, Albert — 31,91 Haught, Chris —2, 32, 79, 127 Helfeldl, Belly — 103 Henard, Bobby — 22, 84, 124 Henard, Katina — 31,84 Henderson, Michael — 66 Henkins, Chad —31,91, 126 Henkins, Julie — 23, 32, 76. 79, 122 Hennen, Riff —90,91, 126 Hibbs, Steve — 84 Higginbotham, Matthew — 84 Hillberry, Richelle — 18, 72 Hixenbaugh, Angelia — 22, 31,91 Hixenbaugh, Barbara — 84 Hixenbaugh. Lisa — 18. 23, 79, 122. 127 Hixenbaugh, Timothy — 91 Hoke, Charles — 66 Holmes, Flo — 107 Howard, Darlene — 23, 32, 79 Howard, Garrett — 33, 35, 48, 49, 118 Howard, Julie — 91 Howard. Kerry — 13, 35, 91 Howard, Michael — 48, 49, 99 Howard, Mike — 18. 33, 35, 72, 108, 118 Howard, Ricky — 35, 91 Hucik, Monica —22,31,91, 123, 127 Hugo, Mike — 66 Hunnel, Melissa — 18, 20, 72 Hunt, Cindy — 18, 26. 27, 71, 72 Hunt, Donna — 6, 22, 28, 91, 127 Hunt, Linda — 18, 32,71,72 Jenkins, Carl — 21, 48, 49, 112 Jenkins, Kenneth — 67, 98 Johnson, Joy — 72 Johnson, Larry — 91 Johnson, Michelle — 48, 49 Johnson, Sherry — 18, 32, 72 Johnson, Steve — 31, 92, 126 Jones, Chris — 124 Jones, Daniel — 16, 18, 19, 67, 112 Jones, JoJo — 11, 13, 92, 126 Jones, Kathy — 18, 19, 21,24, 32, 73 Jones, Lori — 18, 21, 32, 33, 67 Jones, Marcy — 32, 33, 34, 79, 122, 127 Jones, Mary — 18, 50, 51 Jones, Sherri — 12, 22, 92 Jones, Vernon — 31,84 Joyce, David — 103 Kalikin, Stacy — 19, 23, 33, 34, 35, 85 Kassay, Milisia — 22, 31, 92 Kassay, Nehemiah — 31, 85 Kelly, Bryan — 18, 19. 32, 50, 51, 114, 116 Kelly, Owen — 33, 79 Kennedy, Jack — 85 Kennedy, Jackie — 67 Kennedy, Kimberly — 18, 67 Kennedy, Sam — 92 King, Melody — 18. 32, 73 Kirby. Todd — 67, 112 Kirby, Troy —21,73 Knotts. Tracy — 35, 92 Kurcaba, Barbara — 70, 104 I ncaster, George — 92 Lantz, Michele — 5, 6, 16. 17. 18, 19, 20, 25,32, 59,67, 120, 121 Layton, Becky — 88, 92, 95, 123, 127 1 .ayton, Cari — 18, 32, 67, 77, 130, 133 Layton. Erik — 13, 22, 23, 82, 85, 86 Layton, Stacey — 50, 51 Layton, Tracy — 9, 50, 51, 112 Leary, Marla —31,92, 129, 127 Lee, Richard — 85 Legan, William — 18, 104 LeMasters, Tina — 18, 20, 67 Lemley, Bobby — 22, 31, 35, 85, 26 Lemley, Mike — 85 Lewis, Laura — 18, 104 Lewis, L. W. —50, 97, 112 Likins, Elizabeth — 64, 104 Liming, Greg — 85 Loar, Robin — 6, 22, 23, 31, 85, 86. 128, 127 Long, Tonya — 73 Loya, Michael — 92 Luzader. Bess — 13, 20, 32, 67 Main. Jennifer — 22, 88. 92, 123, 127 Maine, John — 92, 93 Malott, Richard — 107 Malott, Rose — 107 Mason, Andrea — 32, 67 Mason, Leonard — 52 Mason, Mike —21,73 Mayle, Jess — 85 Mayle, Robert — 93 Mays, Paula — 31, 93 McCabe, Twyla — 16, 18, 25, 64, 104, 105 McClure, Candace - 19, 79 McClure, Jeff—73, 108 McCoy, Brenda — 73 McCoy, Emzie — 20, 21, 79 McCoy, Francis — 21, 52, 97, 116 McCoy, Keith — 85 166 Index Index McCoy, Richard — 28, 35, 84. 85 Price, Lisa — 73 Simpson, Brenda — 31, 86 McCoy, Steve — 85 Pride, Erik —21,79 Simpson, Eric — 31, 94 McCoy, Tammy — 73 Pride. Jill — 9, 17, 32, 54, 55, 63, 110, 111, Simpson, Jennifer — 18. 23, 32, 33, 34, 80 McCoy, William — 35, 85 118 Pride, Vicki — 18, 32, 74 Simpson, Mike — 21, 72, 74 McDonald. Crystal — 73 Pritchard, Jeff — 18, 19, 32, 68, 67, 108, Simpson, Richard — 21, 53, 96 McDougal, Clenn — 50, 51 109, 118 Sine, Bobbie Jo — 68, 96 Merrifield, John — 13, 52, 53 Pritchard, Terri — 5, 18, 19, 79, 81 Sine, Eddie — 94 Michael, Brian — 18, 19, 32, 73, 74, 88, 118 Quesada, Cindy — 22, 31,34, 86 Sine, Rachel — 22, 23, 31, 86 Michael, Kristi — 22,31, 93. 95, 129, 127 Raber, Bryan — 21, 68, 96, 130 Sine, Tammy — 80 Michael, Stephanie — 17, 18, 24, 25. 64, 67, 69, 110. Ill, 118 Michael. Tabatha — 93 Milter, Joe — 100 Miller. Una — 12. 18, 19, 32, 79,80,81 Miller. Lelia— 18, 20, 52, 53 Miller. Marcy — 22,31,93, 129, 127 Miller, Steve — 73 Rebold, August — 35 Rebold, Crystal — 23, 86, 127 Rebold, Lisa — 33, 74 Reed, Robin — 18, 32, 74 Reed, Roger — 23, 31, 86 Reel, Barbara — 94 Riggs, Carey — 5, 84, 86 Sine, Terry — 10, 19, 64, 68, 69, 108, 114, 115, 118 Sine, Traci — 21. 80 Sizemore, Steve — 68 Skubis, Frank — 105, 108, 114 Smith, Gary — 100 Smith, Mark — 22, 85, 86, 87, 126 Smith, Jimmy — 10, 18, 56, 57, 108, 109, Moats, Rodney — 85 Moore, Brenda — 22, 31, 93 Moore, Donra — 14, 31, 85 Moore. Eric — 8, 9, 23, 31, 82. 85, 125 Moore, Jarrod — 18, 26, 27, 32. 78, 79, 125 Moore, Jeffery — 31, 93, 126 Moore, Kellie — 22, 31,85, 129 Moore. Lisa — 18, 23, 32, 79, 120, 127 Riggs, Cristy — 6, 9, 18, 19, 20, 28, 32, 40, 54, 55,61,65, 110, 111, 132 Roberts, Christian — 31, 94 Roberts, Kevin — 68 Robey, Jason — 94 Rockwell, Angi — 18, 19, 23, 32. 80, 124, 127 Rose, Lisa —6, 11. 18. 32,74 Rose, Scott — 18, 32, 80, 125 114, 115 Smith, Shawn — 24, 74 Snodgrass, Tabatha — 80 Snyder, Denny — 5, 32, 86, 124 Sollars, Joe —21,30, 74 Spears, Julie — 22, 86 Spears, Rachel — 20, 80, 127 Sperandio, Anlhoy — 35, 86 Moore. Pam — 18, 19, 25, 32, 67, 110 Rose, Mike — 33, 35, 86, 126, 127 Sperandio. Brenda — 80 Moore, Russ — 6, 7, 87, 105, 108, 109, 112, Rose, Shea — 18. 33. 34. 68. 118 Sperandio, Linda — 56, 57 116 Rush, Constance — 105 Spilznogle, Betty Jane — 9, 18, 40, 56, 57, Moore, Theresa — 33, 73 Sanders, Debbie — 18, 19, 23, 32, 76, 80, 99 Moore, Velda — 107 122.127 Spilznogle, Charles — 84, 86 Nicholson, Jason — 93 Savino, Helena — 74 Spitznogle, Louie — 18, 21, 68, 97 Norwich. Allen — 73 Sebes, Pat — 76, 105 Spitznogle, Theresa — 23, 31,86. 123 Norwich, Mary Beth — 54, 99 Saunders, Barb — 15, 18, 19, 20, 25, 32, 67, 68 Sprouse, Sherry — 86 Owens, Heath — 18, 24, 32, 70, 72, 73, 108, 109, 116 Park, Jeff — 6, 21, 73, 108, 116 Sayers, Daune — 32, 70, 74, 108 Shaffer, Peggy — 18, 23, 32, 33, 34, 80 Shaffer, Tammy — 9, 24. 25. 33, 34, 54, 55, Starkey, Steve — 31,95 Starsick, Heather — 31,95, 123, 127 Starsick, Heidi — 5. 23, 35,86 Parrish, Jason — 31, 93, 126 Parrish. Melissa — 35, 93, 123, 127 Pennington, Mark — 90, 93, 124 Phillips, Rebecca — 35 Pierce, Wally — 16, 17, 105, 123 Polansky. Amanda — 22, 31. 85 63 Shannon, Jerlyn — 18, 21, 74 Sheets, Ian — 22, 86, 126 Shough, Kelly-22, 31,94 Shough, Scott — 18, 19, 24, 68, 108 Statler, Anita — 80 Statler, B. J. — 13, 32, 76, 80, 125, 127 Statler, Kenny — 56, 57, 97, 108 Statler, Nancy — 20, 21, 24, 68 Statler, Pam — 22, 31, 95, 127 Statler, Richard — 70, 72, 74 Poling, Erica — 79 Shriver, Jason — 6, 19, 32, 80, 125 Statler, Ronnie — 74 Poling, Jimmy — 67 Shriver, Jeff — 74, 108, 112 Statler, Tracy — 6, 9, 17, 18, 19, 25, 39, 56, Poling, Venessa — 67 Porter, Angela — 127 Porter, Robert — 73 Shriver, Tina — 19. 25, 32, 68, 120, 121, 132 Shultz, Aaron — 31, 94, 126 Shultz, Todd — 18. 19,32, 68 57, 63, 110, 111 St. Clair, Sherry — 22, 35. 86, 123, 127 Steele, Amanda — 31, 86. 87 Steele, Doug — 6. 11. 18. 24, 30. 64. 68. 69, Porter, Tina — 25, 85, 127 Sigley. Barb — 22, 31,86 115, 108, 114 Posey, Jami — 18, 32, 73, 108, 116 Sigley, Richard — 68, 98 Stewart, Butchie — 22, 30, 82, 87 Postlethwait, Elizabeth — 31, 94 Simone, John — 86 Stewart, David — 87 Price, David — 19, 32, 73, 108. 116 Simpson, Beth — 18, 74 Stewart, Dexcer — 87 Index 167 Index Stewart, Jeff — 74, 112 Stewart, Mike — 80 Stewart, Traci — 18, 24, 64, 68. 69, 110 Stitchick, Chris — 11, 18, 19. 20, 32, 68, 109, 112 Stiles. Eric — 56. 57, 63, 97, 108, 109, 112. 133 Stiles, Karen — 86, 106, 110 Stiles, Sean — 8, 12, 90, 94, 108, 124 Strosnider, Billy — 58, 97, 108, 112 Strosnider, David — 75, 98 Strosnider, James — 87 Swaniger, Ronnie — 58, 59. 108. 116 Swaniger, Ryan — 6, 80, 81, 125 Sweilzer, Eric — 85, 87 Swisher, Jodi — 5, 9, 17, 19, 24, 26. 38, 39, 40, 58, 59, 120, 121 Sypolt, Chris — 81 Tate, Jennifer — 7, 13, 32, 68 Tate, Paula — 87 Tate, Richard — 87 Tennant, Bradley — 33, 69 Tennant, Bryan — 21, 75 Tennant, Chris J. — 19, 75 Tennant, Chris M. — 58, 59, 108, 112, 116, 117 Tennant, Donald — 21, 75 Tennant, Gary — 8, 75, 116 Tennant, James— 19,81, 125 Tennant, Joseph — 31, 87, 126 Tennant, Kevin — 24, 67, 69, 114, 130 Tennant, Kristie — 20, 69 Tennant, I ura — 5, 33, 34, 77 Tennant, Lisa — 6, 8, 9, 17, 18, 19, 29, 30, 37, 58, 59,61, 100, 111 Tennant, Lori — 22, 23, 31, 87, 128 Tennant, Michelle — 18, 23, 32. 77, 81, 128, 127 Tennant. Mike — 24, 60, 61. 133 Tennant, Mona — 18, 19, 20, 24, 25, 64, 67, 69, 130, 133 Tennant, Nicki — 31, 87 Tennant, Ricky — 60 Tennant, Robert - 31, 95, 124 Tennant, Shawn — 95 Tennant, Tabalha — 6, 9, 19, 25, 33, 34, 60, 61, 110 Tennant, Tiffany — 18, 24, 32, 74. 75, 119 Tharp, Don — 107 Thomas, Curtis — 75, 108 Thomas, Denise — 21, 32, 33, 34, 81, 122, 127 Thome, Ryan — 18, 19, 81 Throckmorton, Jason — 18, 21. 69, 98, 108 Throckmorton, Kristen — 95 Throckmorton, Lori — 18. 32, 75 Tolka, Cynthia — 21,81 Towns, Donna — 81 Tuttle, Kirk — 35, 87 Tuttle. Missy — 22, 23, 31, 82, 86, 87, 128. 127 Vanglider. Heather — 18, 81 Vanmeter, John — 16, 106, 125, 126, 122 Vannoy, Autumn — 6, 13, 22, 88, 95, 129 VanScyoc, Israel — 30, 40, 60, 61,97, 108 Varner. Bill —21,60 Varner. Dina — 18. 19. 24, 32, 67, 69. 110 Varner, Richard — 87 Varner, Rochelle — 20, 81 Varner, Scott — 6, 40. 60, 61,97, 108, 109, 116, 117 Varner, Terri — 15. 18, 19, 20, 32, 69, 120, 121 Verbosky, Eric — 19. 32, 70, 72, 75, 108, 116 Verbosky, Wendy — 18, 22, 31, 95, 123, 127 Villers, Lori — 81 Wade, Wendy — 6, 22. 31, 86, 87. 128 Walker, Curt — 69 Walker, Mandi — 12, 22, 23, 31, 86, 87, 127 Walker, Mike — 18, 19, 32, 65, 69, 108, 109, 130. 133 Walker, Nathan — 87 Walls, Russ — 12,21,75, 108, 118 Watson, Keith — 18, 21, 69, 99, 131 Webber, Missy — 9, 17, 32, 55, 62, 63, 110, 111, 118 Weber. Crystal — 22, 87, 123 Weber, James — 87 Weinheimer, Richard — 106 Welch, Randel — 69 White, Marcia — 62, 63, 99 White, Mary Jane — 6, 19, 23, 129, 40, 95 106 White, Rebecca — 18, 33, 34, 75 Willard. Crystal — 21, 85 Willard. Kandyce — 75 Willard. Todd — 21, 62, 63, 112 Williams, Allen — 87, 126 Williams, Charles — 95, 126 Williams, Daphne — 12, 22, 23, 81, 82, 86, 87, 127 Wilson. Bucky — 23. 32. 76. 81, 108, 125, 127 Wilson, Chris — 16, 19, 21, 67, 69, 114, 118 Wilson, Dave — 62, 63, 97, 108, 112, 113, 116, 117 Wilson, Marion — 18, 106 Wilson, Mr. Ryan — 16, 18, 88, 108, 125, 126 Wilson, Ryan — 18, 19, 24, 32, 70, 72, 75, 106, 116 Wilson, Sam — 14, 21, 22, 84, 87, 17 Wilson, Trina — 16, 17, 18, 20, 32, 66, 69. 120, 121 Wise, Joann — 62, 97 Wise, Shannon — 31 Wolfe, David — 69, 112 Wolfe, James — 95 Wright, Charlie — 87, 126 Wright, Christopher — 95 Wright, Danny — 95 Wright, Ralph — 62, 63, 95 Wright, Tonya — 20, 69 Yoho, Clarence — 75 Yost, Mary Ann — 16. 18, 19, 20, 25, 32, 67,69, 118 168 Index ♦ s I