Marlinton High School - Marlintonian Yearbook (Marlinton, WV)

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CLASS Once there was a Senior class, the class of sixty-four; And now this class is ready to knock on future ' s door. Of members there are 63 some short, some tall, some bold; There are some quite bright and some quite sharp, But all of whom feel old. For now they’re ready, or are they now, to face what ' er may be; I feel that all still have the wish, The future they might see. So now, for fun, we’ll take a look and cast our prophecy Though only time and living life Can tell the truth, not we. The boy who’s always first For Anderson’s his name, Phillip’s bound to top all lists In sports he’ll do the same. There’s Janice, our cute stylish queen, A smile and thought for all, Paints and brushes are her joy I’m sure she’ll have a ball. And then our Mrs., Mary Ruth That Barlow boy had luck I’ll bet we’ll see her year’s from now Hauling children in that truck. Judy Bennett’s quite a girl What adventures she will see And I’ll predict without a quirk In the city she’ll soon be. Another Mrs., Lois Ann Now what’s in store for her I see her with that Beverage man all wrapped up in fur. Another Beverage in our class, good old Wayne, what fun! I see him selling ear muff’s now, In the Florida sun. Gloria and Wilbu r, two good friends, to everyone we know From the store with Boggs” on front Fame and wealth will flow. Then there ' s Jerry, our own shy guy A Buzzard he sure ain’t, He’ll be a movie star for sure And make the ladies faint. Of course, there is a lover boy Bill Clark fills the bill, He’s sure to try to live his life Kissing girls atop a hill. Our football queen, sweet Billie Counts, She’s made to play to role, She’ll marry some high royalty And reign o’er the great Rose Bowl. Carolyn Dean, so quiet and shy, But inside quite a gal; She ' ll make some fine upstanding lad for life, a wonderful pal. In every class there ' s bound to be some screwball there of course, Dwight Diller ' s sure to fill the bill As Analyist for a horse, Then there ' s one, our perfect girl in all she says and does To Martha Dilley we wish our luck When from Peaches she takes the fuzz. Nancy Evans, our big-eyed lass With class, so neat and clean She’ll be in all the picture books, of grace she ' ll be the queen. Glade Fertig, J.R. for short though small he’ll do a lot But also like old Edgar Poe he ' s doomed to be a sot. Then there’s Shirley Gallaher A whiz kid on a show she’ll be happy ever more, and win a lot of dough. Our little lady Cheryl McNeill With grace and ease she moves She ' s bound to be a real nice Mom And many hurts she ' ll soothe. Sharol Miller a real cute trick A model is her way She has her beauty and her charm She ' ll use it every day. Wally Mullens and his guitar A singing hillbilly he ' ll go far And we ' ll just bet that any day In the Grand Ole Opera he ' ll be starred. Old Jack Nelson with coal black hair Oh boy, that guy’s a flirt But in the future that shifty guy Selling corn” in a dirty shirt. Helen Pennington tall and slender Her figure you’ll adore But after marriage it ain’t so tough 36-58-34. Dorothy Price is quite a girl In fact she seems to bubble With fun and joke and quite a way she’ll soon have all bent double. Carmen Sharp has his special joy It is with facts and FIGURES It is these traits we can say That makes him seem so eager. Vicki Sharp she has the voice She ' ll sing with Wally ' s guitar And together on the Opera” Show We know they ' ll go quite far. Randy Shields our silent type One doesn’t know that kind He’ll be a sneakin ' gangster man The end? Cement and brine! Good Bill Tolliver, what a guy He ' ll work quite hard for all For study, friends, and all that sort We hope your life’s a ball. Best on every thing you know Earlene Tyree, what a girl! Lucky man to get that one She’ll make life a whirl. Apple of the teachers ' eyes Mary VanReenan, Sweet and wise 26

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PROPHECY She’ll also be a high-brow girl ’’Most likely” for any prize. Harriet Waugh, she does her best She’ll try to do or bust But all in vain because you see In the end we’re all just dust. A hidden spark tucked down deep Pam Weatherholt that’s her name Someday some one will look real deep And bring her spark to flame. Connie Wilfong our lovely girl With beauty she has class As Miss America she will be The nation’s favorite lass. ’’The first place farmer” a woman did win Linda Wooddell is the one With brain and know how she did the best She outshines even the sun. Eve Anna Wyatt the talented one The piano will be her life Sorry, fellas, it’s your tough luck to music she is like a wife. Susan Yeager, the neurotic one She has a problem you know But she’ll be fine and spend a life Designing principals’ daughters’ clothes. Carla and Sharia, our Glad we 11 twins quite different in every form Carla will be a beautician wife And Sharia will live in a dorm. Two other fellas, untalkative Robert Goldizen and James Gragg, but in their minds there ' s quite a lot from the stock market wealth to brag. Our sewing queen and cooking whiz Nancy Harper, the perfect wife, But she says ”1 dislike boys” Oh what a dreary life. Our all around lad, a blessing to all Wayne Harper, a future in store It may be atoms or birds in the tree But never will he be a bore. Indispensable Sharon Hedrick we see Girl Friday to good ole H.A. Later she’ll be a secretary to the President of F.F.A. Gary Hefner, a quite strange lad The girls I think he dislikes But later, oh lordy, what do we see He’s selling a cure-all for bites. So pretty and cute and also so nice Doris Henderson has quite a life She ' s tired in the eve from such a chore Of handing to surgeons their knife. John Hudson, the smart one He’s really quite gay He’ll love an laugh all the day As he feeds to the horses their hay. Of course there’s Riger, how could we forget Our prize football player so far Not only a poet and chemist as well. An athlete headed for stars. Robert Jackson, to great things will aspire But alas I’m afraid he will fail He’ll end up a chisler and swindler as well And spend all his days in a jail. Our red-headed devil, Tom Michael you know The boy with a gleam in his eye He ' ll catch that Sandy at last in the end And live off her dough ' til he dies. Sandy Jo, our party girl M.D. her ambition is None will soon change from Moyers her name She ' ll flee from each one with a kiss, Marvin Perry, Butch, if you please The boy who has broken all hearts But so sweet and nice, now who could give blame Flying to him is an art. Carolyn Ann Rimel, our majorette One of our trophy winners I see her now a preachin’ away Tryin’ to save all those sinners. Chipper Williams, John Ray later on For president he fills the bill Real cool and I’m sure in the future he’ll be President of Allegheny still.” Suzanne Jett is a reformer yet to change the world she’s bound She writes and talks and generally squawks not accomplishing much she has found. Apron and hat are the famous marks The sign of Kenneth ' s fame This Job you see likes French Cookery He never does things the same. Sweet and nice, but full of spice On Pat Jordan you can depend What ' er the fight, for a right smart price As a lawyer she will defend. Brenda Kellison, She’s a doll Timmy ' s wife she’ll be; One fine summer she ' ll sail away Across the wide blue sea. Gary Layman the girls adore He ' s quite a happy guy Playboy Magazine he’s going to own Such luck for him, oh why? Marsha Madison of school the pride A scholarship she won I see her still a ’talking now Makin’ speeches for everyone. Sam McCarty oh man he ' s wild He sure does like his fun He ' ll spend all his life long days Living like a bum. The sportsman of our class you know Warren McCloud we love Though not too bright we musn’t slight As Mr. America he ' ll come above, Becky McCune in all she does She’s better than the rest In future times she teach some kids We sure do wish the best. Gary McElwee fink and smock But something still is there However only much more time Will tell if its just hot air. 27