Nitro High School - Nitronian Yearbook (Nitro, WV)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1973 volume:

✓ NIT RON I AN Nitro High School, Nitro, W. Va., Volume XXXV ufion ' fzi.tziila.y '_ oc ijOLCs. ui oaau, am d zach {jzLjond C Jomoviovj 2 Yearbook Advisor: Yvonne Rowland Photographer: Gary Thompson Photographer: Tom Ogle Junior Apprentices: Paula Brown, Karen Pioche Editor: Robin Donohoe Editor: Sharon Miller Story Section Forward 2 Administration 8 Prom 10 Dedication 14 Baseball 16 Track 20 Tennis 22 Girls Track 24 Golf 25 Spring Candids 26 Majorette Festival 32 Football 34 Homecoming 42 Cross-Country Track 46 Business Manager: Deena Rhodes Senior Directory : Sandy Lowther Faculty: Sabrina Huffman Features: Pam Hughes Winter Formal 56 Basketball 60 Winter Candids 66 Wrestling 76 Mountaineer Week 80 Athlete of the Year 82 Coaches 83 Record Section Organizations 86 Senior Section 114 Junior Section 156 Sophomore Section 168 Senior Directory 180 Ads 184 Sports: Jerry Pettit Co-ordinator: Linda Ridgely Organizations: Dorie Parsons, Keith Oakes Sophomores: Cathy Lewis Juniors: Brenda Hogan Seniors: Shirley Krostu Administration Secretary Mrs. Ruth Santrock Counselors Miss Margaret Hudson Mrs. Margaret Wilmoth Seniors Of1973 Present Saturday evening May 20, 1972, the juniors presented the seniors one of the best and most unique prom ever given by a class at Nitro High School. Following along with the theme “Rollin on the River,” the prom took place on the show- boat “Chaperon” while cruising up and down the Ohio River. To begin the evening the couples dined by candlelight to a delightful buffet dinner, which consisted of Golden Crisp Fried Chicken, Roast Beef, Escalloped Potatoes, Assorted Cheese Selections, Relish Dish, and for desert delicious homemade Apple Pie. Later in the evening couples made their way to the top deck and danced under a romantic star-lit night to the entertainment provided by the Great Pacific Ex- press. 10 Rollin' On The River 11 12 3o '3hi. enioxi rfnotlux yeox yoes fsassiny hy srfnotfiex IA zom ts hixe 3o SOnii thi. L- xinys a joyous s� i ili 3o othexs, hxinas a teax 3ox foux yeaxs you have txead u jiath 3xo r. dawn to xettiny sun 'But now tke fiath acts steefnz jrfnd tfu cLinth is just heyun. ' ]Vi ze vexy ylad to know you ' u'i'tr miss you whtn you vt yom jrfnd to the Class of '12 ' lie dedicate om? iPxoni. 1__the Junioxs McClanahan takes honor for The senior class of 1973 would like to recognize the man who has done the most for our class. Last year as juniors, our class band together and earned the money to give the senior class of 1972 one of the best proms this school will ever see. In all sin- cerity, we could not have done this without all the time and leadership Mr. Paul McClanahan gave. We all felt the gratitude and thankfulness to him and we are now expressing it by this dedication. Mr. McClanahan also sponsors the Model U.N., which has earned recognition the last two years. He coaches the 1972 baseball team, which was Nitro’s first entry in the state tournament. With much gratitude and appreciation for his guidance and interest we dedicate the 1973 Nitronian to Mr. Paul Mc- Clanahan. WILDCATS KNOCK AWAY TO STATE TOURNAMENT The 1972 Nitro High baseball season reached a peak during the State High School Tournament when the Wildcats advanced to play the Sherman Tide. But in the eyes of Coach Paul McClanahan and the team members, the regular season was rather disappointing, even though the Wildcats were over .500. Coach McClanahan felt that Nitro had the potential to be a Tournament winner. Nitro played its best baseball during the Sectional and Regional Tournaments after the end of the regular season. With wins over Dunbar, Western Champ St. Al- bans, and a thrilling victory over Conference Champs Dupont, the Wildcats went to Parkersburg, only to lose a close one to Seth. Schedule Nitro Opponent 6 East Bank 2 1 South Charleston 0 2 Charleston 10 0 George Washington 4 11 Dunbar 2 7 Herbert Hoover 6 8 Sissonville 6 1 Charleston Catholic 3 3 George Washington 6 7 Sissonville 3 2 Charleston 1 4 South Charleston 13 2 Dunbar 0 1 St. Albans 3 Tournament Sectional Nitro 9 Dunbar 4 Nitro 8 St. Albans 3 Regional Nitro 8 Ravens wood 0 Nitro 3 Dupont 2 State Nitro 1 Seth 3 16 David Brick, Rick Barnard, Randy Workman, and Laben Prowse 17 Eddie Asbury David Nutter Randy Clark 1973 Seniors Randy Workman Rick Barnard Don Jefferies, Randy Workman, Dave Nutter, Randy Clark, Rick Barnard, Gordon Belcher, Coach McClanahan, Laben Prowse, Randy Atkins, Larry Shrewsbury, Eddie Asbury, and David Brick. Randy Clark 19 Randy Workman NITRO HIGH SCHOOL TRACK STARS 1972 Members of the track team not appearing on these pages are Seniors; Jeff Tincher, and Roger Atkins, Juniors; Gary Atkins, Jerry Whittington and Terry Cooper. Above: Rick Philyaw At left: Andy Dunbar Below: Bobby Ball and Chuck Reveal 20 Above: Bobby Ball. Below: Jeff Tincher Greg Spencer At right: Coach Pat Vance 21 GIRL’S TRACK Coached by Judy Fortner L to R: Lynda Ward, Cathy James and Sheila Pauley 22 GOLF ’73 Golf Team: 1st Row: Dale Goff, Bill Howard, Coach Jon Loftis, Randy Harris, Mark Burke. 2nd Row: Jeff Smith, Eddie Burdette, Scott Hudnall, and Mike Walker. Seniors 23 Dale Goff Mark Burke 1973 TENNIS TEAM Mike Lewis Seniors: (I to r) Raymond Knapp, John Keller, manager, Ross Dionne, and Tom Ogle. 24 Ross Dionne Raymond Knapp c Steve Sanders Jim Romine 25 Coach David Ashley PU’_L DOWN LOCAL F ALARM CMILOE: S TEXACO 29 30 AT MAJORETTE FESTIVAL The NHS majorettes selected the song Candyland as the basis for their routine in the 1972 Kanawha Valley Majorette Festival at Laidley Field. In keeping with their theme Terri Sword was the Candyman. Vicki Dawson was the little girl and Debbie Burdette was the little boy. Vicki Mellert and Karen Phelps were candy kisses, Sharon Phelps and Melody Davis were candy canes, Jane Moon and Susan San- ders were cotton candy, and Dianne Minnick and Karen Hammons were lollipops. The majorette corps was pre- sented with a participation trophy at the close of the Festival. 33 WILDCATS POST 6 — 3—1 FOOTBALL SEASON 1972 Schedule Stonewall Jackson Nitro 12 Opp. 6 Hurricane 28 7 Huntington East 13 28 Dupont 7 22 Dunbar 0 0 Montgomery 20 6 Sissonville 9 0 George Washington 18 13 South Charleston 35 14 St. Albans 7 28 Randy Workman — Quarterback 34 1st row: J. Zickafoose, F. Sergent, M. Hudson, M. McHenry, J. Pettit, M. Coffey, B. Workman, C. Reveal, B. Ball, R. Nichols, G. Spencer R. Workman, J. Tincher, G. Mannix, M. Sheppard, C. Currie, C. Sadler, W. Slaughter, M. Brown, S. Buttrick, G. Oldham. 2nd row: R. Dionne, D. Wilson, R. Adkins, K. Huff, J. Botkins, A. Ray, R. Null, L. Gardner, E. Asbury, B. Derrick, D. Brick, A. Dunbar, J. Rampy, L. Stanley, K. Wood, R. Brown, K. Skinner, D. Kessel, D. Walker. 3rd row: G. Mattox, G. Atkins, R. Smith, T. Dubois, B. Jackson, C. E. Willard, P. Haggerty, G. Holstein, G. Bennett, J. Sadler, J. Arthur, R. Workman, D. Frazier, M. Crislip, R. Arthur, J. Starcher 4th row: T. Massey, J. McCune, K. Currie, D. Callihan, W. Shaefer, B. Gibson, J. Cunningham, D. Daniels, P. Guinn, T. Martin, E. Smith, J. Estep, R. Minner, J. Frazier, D. Casebolt, J. Harrah, A. Stover, C. Matheny, L. Litton, E. Burdette, C. Slaughter, last row J. Crewdson, B. McCutcheon, S. White, D. Burford, G. Hancock, R. Donahoe, J. McGucken, Coaches: G. Cyrus, L. McMillan, J. Higginbotham, P. Vance, J. Loftis. R. Spencer, D. Hudson, J. Matheny, E. Null, R. Buckalew, M. Trawick. 35 Nitro posted its fourth consecu- tive winning season this year under head coach Jon Loftis, with a re- cord of 6-3-1. All season, the Wild- cats had to battle the weather as well as their opponents, as eight of the ten games were played on a rtiuddy field, in the rain, putting the hard-hitting Nitro team at a dis- advantage against their heavier op- ponents. The spirit and guts of the Wildcats, however, were never in question, as was indicated in their spectacular last-minute wins over George Washington and South Charleston. Dave Brick (46), Bryant Jackson (81), Keebler Kessell (49) and Russell Nichols (66) Coaches (left to right): Larry McMillan, Pat Vance, Greg Cyrus, John Loftis, and Jim Higginbotham. Bobby Ball (24) 37 Randy Workman (10) Steve Buttrick (44) Mike Shephard (14), Tom Dubois (15), Doug Kessell (49) Mark McHenry (82) 38 Manager — Dave Patton Coaches Pat Vance and Jon Loftis, Bobby Ball (24), Mike Hudson (33), Chuck Reveal (54), Lonnie Gardner (74), Coach Vernon Redman, Tom Dubois (15) and Doug Kessell (49) 39 All-Southern and All-State selection Mike Shephard (Left to right) Greg Spencer, Bob Workman, and Chuck Sadler 40 Walt Slaughter Randy Workman 41 MISS WILDCAT VICKI DAWSON HOMECOMING Jcanie Hill, President of the NHS Student Council, crowns Vicki Dawson, Miss Wildcat. 1972 Miss Wildcat, Vicki Dawson, was crowned amid pomp and pagentry on Saturday, October 21, during the Nitro High Homecoming festiv- ities. She was escorted by Bill Per- row. Deena Rhodes and Cassie Bai- ley were the two other lovely ladies representing the Senior Class. Carolyn Dabney, representing the Junior Class, along with Karen Hammons, a sophomore, made up the rest of Miss Wildcat’s court. Miss Wildcat was crowned by the President of the Student Council, Jeanie Hill. SENIOR ATTENDANTS Miss Deena Rhodes Escorted by Randy Clark Miss Cassie Bailey Escorted by Jay Bartlett JUNIOR ATTENDANT Miss Carolyn Dabney Escorted by Whitney Darby SOPHOMORE ATTENDANT Miss Karen Hammons Escorted by Jimmy Crewdson SENIORS WIN FLOAT COMPETITION Homecoming always brings out the best and the worst in class competition. Homecoming ’72 was no exception. Senior sponsor Bill Ashley, helped create a most im- pressive float that won top honors for the class of ’73. It depicted a Wildcat in the process of lighting a fire under Sissonsville Indians, “Light My Fire.” Next came the Junior class with their project entitled, “Up Up and Away,” portraying a wildcat drift- ing off a mountain top by means of various brightly colored balloons, and leaving a band of distressed In- dians stranded on the ground. 46 Junior Class: “Up, Up and Away The sophomore class (at right) got into the excitement of building their first class float for Home- coming ’72-’73, using as their theme, “Like Taking Candy From a Baby.” A wildcat was performing the easy feat of taking candy from a baby Indian sitting in a high-chair. Two clubs were also featured at the Homecoming game, these being the Spanish Club and the F.B.L.A. “El Club de Espanish” used as their theme “Spanish Harlem.” Members of the F.B.L.A. were also on hand to represent that organiza- tion. The theme for all of the class floats was, “Say it with a Song.” 47 NHS 1972 CROSS- COUNTRY iPm mm F rsf row (I to r): Steve Davis, Tim Cook, John Richards, Pat O’Dell, Jerry Whittington. Standing: Coach David Ashley, Terry Cooper, Mark Borash, Ronald Douglas, Jim Evans and manager John Keller Terry Cooper At left: Coach David Ashley Above: Jim Evans 48 Tim Cook Above: Tom Ogle Below: Dave Evans and Steve Davis jm 49 54 SNOW QUEEN JEANIE HILL 56 Left to right: Attendant Vicki Dawson, Snow Queen Jeanie Hill and Attendants Dorie Parsons and Karen Weist. A sprig of mistletoe hearlded things to come as the Winter Formal opened with a kiss. The theme, an “Old Fashion Christmas,” was carried out to perfection by the Student Council Winter Formal Committee members, headed by Debbie Hogshead. Music was provided by The Richard Stockton Quartet. The highpoint of the evening was reached by the crowning of Snow Queen. The much hearlded, surprise guest turned out to be none other than Santa himself. Coming straight from the North Pole, he immediately crowned Jeanie Hill as Snow Queen. The Queen’s lovely court included Vicki Dawson, Dorie Parsons, and Karen Weist. Santa returned to the North Pole after claiming his customary dance from the new Snow Queen. All good things must end and the Winter Formal came to a fitting close as couples departed, sealing their memorable evening with a kiss under the mistletoe. Jeanie escorted by Jerry Pettit CAGERS HAVE IMPROVED SEASON Nitro had its best record in sev- eral seasons. However, the record hardly shows what actually hap- pened or how good the team really was. More than half of the games lost were decided by less than five points, many by 1 or 2 points. The Wildcats had an all-senior starting five, rotating seven seniors in and out of the ball game most of the time. Nitro had very balanced scoring and rebounding. Seniors were Randy Workman, Randy Clark, Roger Lipscomb, Jeff Tin- cher, Greg Spencer, Rob Cole, and Martin Dooley. Schedule Nitro Opponent Hurricane 71 64 St. Albans 63 64 Charleston Catholic 83 84 Sissonsville 51 50 George Washington 54 65 South Charleston 70 61 DuPont 59 75 St. Albans 56 54 Stonewall Jackson 59 57 Dunbar 65 87 DuPont 51 65 Herbert Hoover 69 60 Hurricane 70 59 Sissonsville 69 62 Dunbar 66 67 Stonewall Jackson 82 81 George Washington 73 70 Charleston Catholic 47 60 Herbert Hoover 54 67 South Charleston C 51 50 Bill Merical ♦Actual score 61 Rob Cole (44) Randy Clark (12) Randy Workman Roger Lipscomb (14) Roger Lipscomb (14), and Jeff Tincher (20) shooting Rob Cole (44) Greg Spencer (40), Randy Workman (10), and Bill Merical (32). 63 Greg Spencer (40), and Jeff Tincher (20). 65 68 71 NITRO’S POWERFUL MATMEN HAVE SUCCESSFUL SEASON Nitro proved to be a powerhouse as the Wildcats captured the Ka- nawha Valley Conference wrestling crown as they rolled through an undefeated season. The experienced ’Cats were strong in almost every class as most of the varsity wrestlers had winning records. Seniors on the team were Dave Litton (co-capt.), Harvey Harmon, Johnny Matheny, Mike Sheppard, Mike Hudson, and Mike Coffey (co-capt.). Both the junior and sophomore classes were well-represented on the team as Nitro figures to be a wrestling power for a long time. RECORDS WON LOST TIED Tom Lumadue 24 8 1 Dave Litton 32 3 Greg Bennett 22 9 Harvey Harmon 14 15 Larry Bailey 13 7 John Matheny 21 9 Mike Sheppard 28 4 1 Mike Hudson 26 2 Mike “Congo” Coffey 26 10 Bryant Jackson 19 5 1 Mitch Crislip 6 9 3 Gary Bennett 3 16 Senior 145-pounder Mike Hudson 1st Row: Mike Sheppard, Mike Hudson, Greg Bennett, Tom Lumadue, Johnny Matheny, Gary Bennett, Bob Derrick, Mike Clendenin, Coach Pat Vance, Coach Vernon Redman. 2nd Row: Donald Jefferies, Mike Coffey, Bryant Jackson, Harvey Harmon, Mitch Crislip, Roger Good, Mike Guinn. 3rd Row: Jimmy Crewdson, Larry Bailey, Greg Litton, John Nasby, John Sadler, Joe and Jud McCune, Ronnie Minner. 4th Row: Steve White, Mike Goodpastor, Bob McCutcheon, Clyde Bailey, Edsel Null, Kevin Thomas, Duke Hudson, and Steve Young. 74 75 132-pounder Johnny Matheny Bryant Jackson Mike Coffey David Litton Larry Bailey. Below: Greg Bennett 76 Front Row: David Litton, Greg Bennett, Harvey Harmon, Johnny Matheny. Back Row: 105-pounder Dave Litton Mike Sheppard, Mike Hudson, Coach Vance, Mike Coffey, and Garland Bailey. 77 Tom Lumadue Head Wrestling Coach Pat Vance MOUNTAINEER DAYS COME TO N.H.S. L to R: Jim Snyder, Connie Edwards, Cathy Hidges, Mike Brown, Fred Ingrahm, Miss Mountaineer — Marcia Spencer, Mark Burke, Archie Calhoun, Steve Buttrick, Dawna Samples, Sherri Brewer, Judi McVickers, and Mr. Mountaineer — Nicki Short. Seniors GOBBLE their way to victory . . . . . . Thanks to Pig. 78 That good ol’ mountain dew. Trick’in on down the gym. Down the hatch . . .! 79 Ask about our free trial offer. Signing up for Army ROTC in college is no big deal. No major commitment. All we’d like you to do is give it a try. Take the Basic Course during your freshman and sopho- more years. See what it’s all about. You’ll find that it’s only a few hours a week. That’s not going to get in the way of classes, study, sports or other activities. At the end of your sophomore year you’ll know for sure. If you decide to go on with the ROTC Advanced Course you’ll be paid $100 a month during your last two years of school. You’ll also be earning your degree and commission at the same time. It’s even possible for you to go on to graduate school. Then serve as an officer later. Check out ROTC now. Army ROTC. The more you look at it, the better it looks. nI ' Army ROTC West Virginia State College ' Inc titute, WV 25112 Sure. I'll at least consider it. 82 WALTER SLAUGHTER NAMED 1973 HOMEMAKER OFTHE YEAR Men’s lib has finally come to Nitro High School! Walter Slaughter was the winner in the Betty Crocker search for the very best home-maker of tomorrow. This was the first year boys were included in the search and Walter, proving this to be a very wise step, was not only Nitro’s winner but was among the top twenty-five in the state. TEACHER OF THE YEAR AWARD GOES TO DOLORES McGUCKEN The Nitro Junior Woman’s Club selected Mrs. Dolores McGucken as their 1972 Teacher of the Year. This is Mrs. McGucken’s 18th year at Nitro High School. During this time she has enriched the lives of countless students through her efforts in the fields of music and English. Mrs. McGucken receives her award from Mrs. George Null of the Nitro Junior Women’s Club. 83 0 R G A N 1 Z A T I O N S STUDENT COUNCIL 1. Mrs. Mills 2. Marlene Tucker 3. James Brannon 4. Cathy Lewis 5. Dianna Minnick 6. Jeannic Wolfe 7. Kay King 8. Jeanie Hill 9. Charlie Thomas 10. Debi Davis 11. Vicki Barnett 1 2. Marie Javins 13. Fam Hughes 14. Nancy Hartley 15. Robert McVickers 16. John Wallace 17. George Allour 18. Harvey Harmon 19. Randy Clark 20. Lee Horton 21. Bill Crawford 22. Dorie Parsons 23. Jim Snyder 24. Marcia Spencer 25. Denny Null 26. Donna Kitts 27. John Thompson 28. Vicki Dawson 29. Mark Burke 30. Keith Ann Oakes 31. Denna Rhodes 32. Sharon Miller 33. Janet Smith 34. Karen Phelps 35. Raymond Knapp 36. Steve Carper 37. Jim Romine 38. Chris Barth 39. Monta Rittenhouse Student Council Officers: President, Jeanie Hill; Vice- President, Charles Thomas; Secretary, Debi Davis. Interested students participating in an open session of a Student Council meeting. 88 MODEL U.N. 0 . 89 1. Gaye Gallaway 2. Teresa Homish 3. Judy Jones 4. Gloria Medford 5. Rachel Owens 6. Kathy Shinn 7. Harvey Harmon 8. Steve Buttrick 9. Jim Romine 11. Eric Peck 12. Scott Hudnall 13. Mr. McClanahan For the last two years, the Nitro High School Model United Nations Club has made an excellent showing at the annual meetings of the West Virginia Model U.N. Security Coun- cil. At the day-long meetings, a ses- sion of the U.N. Security Council is simulated. There are two awards given at the meeting; one for the best debater of the meeting, and one for the best prepared group at the meeting. At the October 1971 meeting, Danny McGinn won the top debating award, and his group won the best prepared award. At the October 1972 meeting, Jim Romine was selected as the top debater (for which he received an all-expense-paid trip to the United Nations in New York), and Jim’s group was selected as the best pre- pared group at the meeting. Jim was also given the honor of being selected to serve as the President of the next meeting, to be held in 1974. The advisor, Mr. Paul Mc- Clanahan, has been very proud of the “clean sweep” of the awards for the past two years. Gaye Gallaway was elected to serve on the Execu- tive Committee, which organizes the meetings. Gaye took over Jim Romine’s seat on the Committee, as his term had expired. Gaye will be the main debater for Nitro at the 1974 meeting. HONOR SOCIETY Officers: President, Keith Ann Oakes; Vice-President, Dorie Parsons; Secretary, Sandy Lowther; Treasurer, Harvey Harmon. 1. Mrs. Pruett 2. Harvey Harmon 3. Keith Ann Oakes 4. Sharon Miller 5. Sandra Lowther 6. Regina Hill 7. Donna Jeffries 8. Jane Lanham 9. Linda Ridgley 10. Brenda Hogan 11. Jeanie Hill 12. Jerry Pettit 13. Lee Horton 14. Charles Sadler 1 5. Dorie Parsons 16. Walter Slaughter 17. Raymond Kanpp 18. Deena Rhodes 19. Brenda Martin THE UPWARD ROAD I will follow the upward road today, I will keep my face to the light; I will think high thoughts as I go my way, I will do what I know is right; I will look for the flowers by the side of the road, I will laugh and love and be strong, will try to lighten another's load, This day as I fare along. Mary S. Edgar Delicate humor is the crowning virtue of the saints. 90 Evelyn Underhill FBLA 1. Pam Music 2. Deana Aikman 3. Marsha Ryan 4. Rhonda Jeffries 5. Mrs. Bodie 6. Pam Derrick 7. Ruth Casto 8. Jayne Bailey 9. J. J. Bourn 10. Mike Burdette 11. Cheryl Bibbce 12. Pam Sellers 13. Mark Borash 14. Bruce Rampey 15. Terri Matheny 16. Bryan Casto 17. Kim Hawes Y-TEENS 1. Diana Saunders 2. Gaye Snodgrass 3. Lynn Duvall 4. Becky Lunsford 5. Jackie Martin 6. Shelly Boggess 7. Debbie Wheeler 8. Susan Wiley 9. Linda Wright 91 CONCERT CHOIR T| AAA A A A A AAAM 1. Debbie Harper 2. Lisa Beabout 3. Dawna Samples 4. Judy McVicker 5. Cathy Dufield 6. Vicki Dawson 7. Terri McDougal 8. Marcia Spencer 9. Patty Stahl 10. Jane Rich 11. Linda Mann 12. Sharon Phelps 13. Susan Sanders 14. Kay King 15. Tim Cook 16. Mike Storage 17. Doug Kessell 18. Terry Bess 19. Tim Griffith 20. Bill Crawford 21. Mike Brown 22. Debbie Hogshead 23. Melinda Marion 24. Jane Moon 25. Steve Huey 26. Randy Walker 27. Jim Estep 28. Nathan Brent 29. Charlie Thomas 30. Bobby Ball 31. Lloyd Stanley 32. Jeff Raines 33. Karen Weist 34. Jeanie Hill 35. Teresa Kidd 36. Gaye Gallaway 37. Sally MiUer 38. Mark Burke 39. Glenn Wallace 40. David Carper 41. Ronnie Workman 42. Louis Mynes 43. Mike Clendenin 44. Keith Miller 45. Pam Hughes 46. Kathy Shinn 47. Becky Simpson 48. Doric Parsons 49. Debbie Harris 50. Karen Calhoun 51. Karen Pioch 52. Keith Skinner 53. Mike George 54. John Thompson 55. Walter Slaughter 56. Frank Guthrie 57. Donna Higgins 58. Judy Jones 59. Gloria Medford 60. Missy Anderson SENIOR CHOIR 1. Terri McDougal 2. Vicki Dawson 3. Vicki Bamett 4. Diana Layne 5. Kathy Shank 6. Bobbie Raynes 7. Tonsi Winter 8. Sabra Bailey 9. Steve Huey 10. Doug Kessell 11. Tim Griffith 12. Bill Crawford 13. Pam West 14. Shirley Krostu 15. Brenda Hogan 16. Cathy McGrath 17. 'Glenn Wallace 18. Larry Ice 19. Charles Thomas 20. Bobby Ball 21. Jeff Raines 22. Sabrina Huffman 23. Marcia Spencer 24. Jeanie Hill 25. Kay King 26. Sharon Phelps 27. Mike Burdette 28. Robert Hickman 29. Mark Burke 30. Mike Brown 31. David Carper 32. Penny Nichols 33. Sandy Lowther 34. Pam Hughes 35. Tina Hughes 36. Karen Wiest 37. Dorie Parsons 38. Denny Null 39. David Calhoun 40. Greg Spencer 41. Walter Slaughter 42. Brian Casto 43. Donna Higgins 44. Jennifer Hill 45. Missy Anderson 92 JUNIOR CHOIR JT(AA 1. Lisa Beabout 2. Donna Samples 3. Judy McVickcrs 4. Ruth Ann Casto 5. Paula Brown 6. Jeanne Wolfe 7. Janet Smith 8. Patty Stahl 9. Cath O’Dell 10. Gaye Gallaway 11. Sally Miller 12. Keith Skinner 13. Mike Storage 14. John Wallace 15. Pam Gibson 16. Shelia Pauley 17. Libby Ingraham 18. Jane Moon 19. Susan Kadel 20. Susan Sanders 21. Judy Cloxton 22. Tim Cook 23. Jim Estep 24. Lloyd Stanley 25. Judy York 26. Marlene Bailey Simmons 27. Jane Rich 28. Debbie Hogshead 29. Linda Mann 30. Joyce Foster 31. Debbie Smith 32. Kitty Estep 33. Brad Richardson 34. John Thompson 35. Anita Lewis 36. Sherri Baer 37. Gail Gibeau 38. Vicki Shureck 39. Patti Authur 40. Becky Guthrie 41. Jana White 42. Karen Calhoun 43. Debbie Harris 44. Karen Pioch 45. Jim Snyder 46. Mike George 47. Judy Jones 48. Gloria Medford 49. Becky Simpson 50. Kathy Shinn 51. Kim Estep 1. June Burford 2. Joy Hill 3. Debbie Harper 4. Cathy Dufield 5. Jeanette Knight 6. Susan Crews 7. Vicki Jarret 8. Debbie Reed 9. Melody Harris 10. Karen Lovely 11. Gaye Snodgrass 12. Lynn Duvall 13. Shevon Rodes 14. Jenky West 15. Donna Hayes 16. Cathy Gwinn 17. Randy Walker 18. Terry Bess 19. Rita Shepard 20. Sandy Oxley 21. Jill Steinmetz 22. Patty Britton 23. Susan Willing 24. John Townson 25. Ronnie Workman 26. Louis Mynes 27. Melinda Marion 28. Cathy Morris 29. Jackie Martin 30. Sherri Williams 31. Darlene Winterstein 32. Vicki Bailey 33. Mary Persinger 34. Nathan Miller 35. Frank Guthrie 36. Jim McKay 37. Keith MiUer 38. Mary Micheals 39. Patrica Gates 40. Teresa Kidd SOPHOMORE CHOIR 93 ALLSTATE BAND Kevin Merritt, Rachel Owens, and Charlie Thomas. ALL STATE CHOIR 1. Dorie Parsons 2. Susan Sanders 3. Marcia Spencer 4. Jeanie Hill 5. Glenn Wallace 6. Mark Burke 7. Charles Thomas 8. Mike StoraRe ACCOMPANISTS NHS MARCHING BAND Glenn Wallace with his tubby tuba. Director Gerald A. Foster Drum Major Joe Durbin Drum Major, Twirler Doug Miller Head Majorette Terri Sword MAJORETTES: Vicki Dawson Sharon Phelps Debbie Burdette Jane Moon Susan Sanders Dianne Minnick Karen Phelps Karen Hammons Vicky Mellert (Twirler) Melody Davis FLUTES: Racheal Owens Nancy Hartley Donna Higgins Kim Hawes Jeannie Wolfe Maria Braunlin Lucy Melton Malinda Schowen CLARINETS: Charles Thomas Judy Jones Janet Smith Linda Smith Judy Detamore Debbie Harris Kathy Porter Becky Lunsford Keith Jordan Linn Duvall Kevin Merritt Debbie Reed April Clark SAXOPHONES: Mark Burke Gloria Medford Eric Peck Rick Lewis FRENCH HORN: Denise Asbury TRUMPETS: Pam Meadows Randy Harris Penny Saunders Mike George Rhonda Miles Walter Dudley Ron Emerson TROMBONES: Nick Short Eddie King Steve Carper BASSES: Glenn Wallace James Brannon BARITONE: Kevin Kesling John Nasby PERCUSSION: Barbara Powley Fred Ingram Fred Keampf Jennifer Wolfe Teresa Thompson CYMBALS: Patty Stahl BELLS: Sally Miller Jane Moon BASSOON: Becky Smith Julie Belcher OBOE: Jeanie Hill 35 Sharon Phelps NHS MAJORETTES Vicky Mellert—Twirler Doug Miller—Boy Twirler 1. Vicki Dawson 2. Sharon Phelps 3. Melody Davis 4. Debbie Burdette 5. Vicky Mellert 6. Terri Sword 7. Karen Phelps 8. Karen Hammons 9. Susan Sanders 10. Jane Moon 1 1. Dianna Minnick Joe Durbin—Drum Major 97 SENIOR CHEERLEADERS Above: Karen Weist — Head 1 O Above: Denny Null — Spirit Below: Marsha Shamblin 1 y J Below: Marlene Bailey Simmons 98 NHS CHEERLEADERS 1. Cindy Hendrix 2. Debbie Hogshead 3. Marsha Shamblin 4. Karen Weist 5. Spirit 6. June Burford 7. Kathy Shinn 8. Marlene Bailey Simmons 9. Libby Inghram Above left: Junior Cheerleaders Above right: Sophomore Cheerleaders 99 “B” TEAM CHEERLEADERS Brenda Racer, Head; Kim Estep, Co-head. DRILL TEAM 1. Brenda Racer 2. Kim Estep 3. Linda Racer 4. Paula Hawley 5. Nancy King 6. Connie Wyatt 7. Debbie Creighton 8. Pinky Harper 9. Susan Fadal 10. Shiela Burdette 11. Debbie Brown 12. Janice Russell 13. Cathy Skeens 100 DRAMA CLUB 1. Marcia Spencer 2. Charles Thomas 3. Mrs. Gillian 4. Jim Snyder 5. Lucy Melton 6. Jackie White 7. Kim Knapp 8. John Thompson — Vice President 9. Barbara Powley 10. Jo Ann Burdette 11. Glenn Wallace 12. Jerry Black 13. Mark Burke 14. Shelia Pauley 15. Linda Taylor — President AUDIO-VISUAL CLUB 101 FRENCH CLUB 1. Lee Horton 2. AUyson Hodges 3. Andrea Farley 4. Kathy Husson 5. Joyce Miller 6. Maria Braunlin 7. Cathy Gwinn 8. Mrs. Bryson 9. Fred Kaempf 10. Kathy Buckenheimer 11. Eric Peck 12. Kathy Shinn 13. Alan Anthony 14. Denise Asbury 15. Bill Bitner 16. Vicky Martin 17. Joe Blizzard 18. George Allour SPANISH CLUB 1. Debbie Clendenin 2. Carolyn Dabney 3. John Batusic 4. Kathy Pleska 5. Diane Litton 6. Jo Ann Burdette 7. Charles Sadler 8. Brenda Wandling 9. Kathy Porter 10. Susan Sanders 11. Harry Bailey HI-LIONS 1. Ovie Gibson 2. Corky Curry 3. Randy Clark 4. Charles Sadler 5. Bob Workman 6. Rick Smith 7. Denny Null 8. Raymond Knapp 9. Walter Slaughter 10. Chuck Reveal 11. Tim Martin 12. Dale Goff 13. Bill Perrow 14. Chris Barth 15. Rob Cole 1. Mark Burke 2. Deena Rhodes 3. Randy Clark 4. David Walker 5. Mark Borash 6. Bob Workman 7. Sharon Miller 8. Steve Davis 9. Raymond Knapp 10. Keith Ann Oakes 11. Jeanic Hill 12. Vicky Trumbo 13. Brenda Hogan 14. Harvey Harmon 15. Sandra Louther 16. Mr. Lyons 17. Jim Romine 18. Charles Sadler 19. J. J. Bourn 20. Barbara Powley MU ALPHA THETA 103 1. John Thompson 2. Mrs. Chandler 3. Denny Null 4. Diana Minnick 5. Terri Sword 6. Kim Whittington 7. Jenky West 8. Debbie Reed 9. Sherri Carr 10. Susan Fadal 11. Becky Smith 1 2. Liz York 13. Kim Freeland 14. Jeanne Wolfe 1 5. Susan Crews 16. 17. Debbie Creighton 18. 19. Debbie Carney 20. Cheryl Goodall 21. Becky Smith 22. Charles Thomas 23. April Clark 24. Sally Miller 25. Jane Moon 26. Keith Jordan 27. Fddie Lemon 28. Charles Sadler 29. Chuck Reveal 30. Karen Phelps 31. Janet Smith 32. Judy Jones 33. Susan Sanders 34. Debbie Harris 35. Linda Mann 36. Jackie Jarrett 37. Karen Bell 38. Lana Gibson 39. Shelia Pauley 40. Glenn Wallace JUNIOR CIVITAN CLUB FT A L to R: Becky Smith, Charles Thomas, Debbie Davis, Mrs. Chandler, Patty Stahl, Susan Fadal, Linda Mann 1. Miss Hayhurst 2. Barbara Caldwell 3. Jo Ann Burdette 4. Debbie Boggess Dempsey 5. Paula Brown 6. Debbie Burford 104 CHOIR CONCERT Mrs. McGucken leads the choir at the annual Christmas Concert held December 22 in the auditorium. BLEACHER BUMS Terry McDougal—Soloist 105 Deena Rhodes portrays Mary. 1. Donna Higgins 2. Pam Thompson 3. Debbie Harris 4. Brenda Hogan 5. Keith Ann Oakes 6. Cathy Lewis 7. Vickie Trumbo 8. Pam Hughes 9. Sharon Miller 10. Dorie Parsons 11. Vicki Barnett 12. Sandra Lowther 13. Deena Rhodes 14. Shirley Krostu 15. Sabrina Huffman 16. Robin Donohoe 17. Linda Ridgley 18. Mrs. Miller 19. Tom Ogle 20. Shelly Knight 21. Jackie Jarrett 22. Brenda Wandling 23. Judy McVickers 24. Lee Horton 25. Gary Thompson PEP BAND QUILL AND SCROLL 106 Students in the pep band watch the game. SPY GLASS STAFF 1. Vicki Barnett 2. Mike Brown 3. Shelly Knight 4. Jackie Jarrett 5. Mrs. Miller 6. Karla Westfall 7. Debbie Harris 8. Donna Higgins 9. Pam Thompson 10. Judy McVickers 11. Brenda Wandling EXPRESSION STAFF 1. Vickie Trumbo 2. Jo Ann Burdette 3. Sandra Lowther 4. Donna Higgins 5. Lee Horton 6. Andrea Parley 7. Brenda Hogan 8. Vicki Barnett 9. Miss Mint er 107 SCIENCE CLUB 1. Kenny Curry 2. Ed Burdette 3. Jennifer Hannon 4. Jim Cline 5. Chevon Rhodes 6. Kim Siers 7. Becky Mathews 8. Miss Leurant 9. Bruce Rampey 10. Barbara Baker 11. Bev Applegate 12. Mike Goodpasture 13. Kathy Buckenheimer 14. Scott Hudnall 15. Steve Taylor 16. Jerry Bailey 17. Nathan McNeely 18. Alison Hodges 19. Karen Calhoun 20. Harry Bailey 21. Gary Barnard 22. James Frazier 23. Eric Peck 24. Jason Griffith 25. Mike Haley 26. Lloyd Hart 27. Steve White 28. Bob McCutcheon 29. Mike Walker 30. Walter Dudley GAA AJ [ M ft MM A a a 1. Karen Wiest 2. Kathy Shinn 3. Barbara Caldwell 4. Gaye Snodgrass 5. Sherri Carr 6. Susan Fadal 7. Marlene Bailey Simmons 8. Judy York 9. Melanie Harris 10. Joyce Wandling 11. Susan Crews 12. Jill Steinmetz 13. Beth Burdette 14. Cathy Dufield 15. Sherry Williams 16. Rita Sheppard 17. Bev Britt 18. Jackie Martin 19. Pam Derrick 20. Linda Mann 21. Debbie Harris 22. Judy Cloxton 23. Karen Bell 24. Lana Gibson 25. Vicki Mellert 26. Jeannett Knight 27. Debbie Reed 28. Linda Dempsey 29. Joyce Miller 30. Kathy Husson 31. Renee Tinsley 32. Sabra Bailey 33. Mary Dersinger 34. Jennifer Harmon 35. Liz York 36. Barbara Cunningham 37. Melinda Marion 38. Karen Lovely 39. Debbie Bibby 40. Vicki Jarrett 41. Diane Dempsey 42. Vicki Bailey 43. April Clark 44. Teresa Thompson 45. Barbara Deardorff 46. Debbie Carney 47. Barbara Baker 48. Patrica Gates 49. Barbara Wright 50. Marsha Shamblin 51. Kathy James 52. Judy Jones 53. Libby Ingram 54. Sally Miller 108 NITRONIOAN STAFF 1. Jerry Pettit 2. Sandra Lowther 3. Karen Pioch 4. Mrs. Rowland 5. Keith Ann Oakes 6. Brenda Hogan 7. Sabrina Huffman 8. Gary Thompson 9. Linda Ridgley 10. Paula Brown 11. Robin Donohoe 12. Pam Hughes 13. Cathy Lewis 14. Shirley Krostu 1 5. Sharon Miller 16. Dorie Parsons 17. Deena Rhodes SENIORS SPONSOR HOT DOG SALE 110 LIBRARY CLUB 1. John Keller 2. Andrea Farley 3. Keith Jordan 4. Jan Rucker 5. Tonsi Winters 6. Jackie White 7. Vickie Barnett 8. Frank Gutherie 9. Linda Skeens 10. Jeff Raines 11. Lynn Alcshire 12. Sharon Phelps 13. George Allour COLLEGE CLUB in 1. Charlie Thomas 2. Julie Belcher 3. Terri Sword 4. Debbie Davis 5. Donna Kitts 6. Chuck Sadler 7. Shirley Krostu 8. Linda Ridgely 9. Vicki Barnett 10. Jeanie Hill 11. Missy Anderson 12. Sabrina Huffman 13. Randy Clark 14. Raymond Knapp 15. Mark Borash 16. David Walker 17. Kay King 18. Mark Burke 19. Jim Romine On January 15, 1973 the Nitro High School Band marched in the Governor’s Inauguration Parade held in Charleston. In the midst of rain and cold the band led the fourth division down Kanawha Boulevard. The band marched to “NATIONAL EM- BLEM” and “TUNES OF GLORY”. The highlight of the two and one-half hour parade came as band passed the reviewing stand where T. V. cameras were situated along with a personal greeting from Governor Arch Moore. 113 CLASS OF Senior Class History It all began in 1961 . . . Twelve years later it's 1973 and the time for our graduation is near. The last three years, the ones spent at NHS, have been the most memorable. Let’s look back and recall some of the events that have highlighted our high school years ... As sophomores, we began the year by electing as class officers, President, Jerry Pettit; Vice-President, Bill Per- row, and Jeanie Hill as Secretary-Treasurer. This was also our first year to attempt to build a homecoming float, one which we entitled “Flush the Indians”. Representing our class at the homecoming festivities was Debi Davis, who was escorted by Kippy King. We began our Junior year by electing class officers: President, Bill Perrow; Vice-President, Randy Clark; and Secretary-Treasurer, Vicki Dawson. “Give ’EM Prell” was chosen for our homecoming float theme. We selected Cassie Bailey to be the Junior attendant to Miss Wildcat, and she was escorted by Steve Mallett. We, as Juniors, put our heads together in an effort to produce an ideal Jr.-Sr. Prom. After long hours of planning and fund-raising, and after much cooperation and supervision from our sponsor, Mr. Paul McClanahan, the prom was held aboard the showboat, “Chaperon”, and our attempt to create a unique and an unforgettable prom had been achieved. We used the theme, “Rollin' on the River”. Then, before we had time to realize it, the big year was upon us . . . Yes, at last we were seniors. We chose Randy Clark as President. Bill Perrow as Vice President, and Secretary and Treasurer were Vicki Dawson and Denny ull, respectively. As Seniors, we selected burgundy and white as our class colors, and the pink rose to be our flower. Our homecoming theme was “Light My Fire” and our float won the class competition. Vicki Dawson was chosen Miss Wildcat, and senior attendants were Cassie Bailey and Deena Rhodes . . . All of these are events that we want to remember, but the things that will really stick with us are too numer- able and too varied to list. After spending three years at NHS we have a permanent impression of our school, and regardless of what kind of people we become, we are forever going to remember NHS. 116 President Randy Clark Secretary Vicki Dawson 117 Kay Alford Missy Anderson Kim Arthur John Ashford Bruce Angell Roger Atkins 118 Va i I Cassie Bailey Debbie Bailey Garland Bailey Jan Bailey Jane Bailey Margaret Bailey Most Popular Jeanie Hill and Randy Clark 119 Most Talkative Nancy Hartley and Mike Brown Marlene Bailey Melody Bailey Sabra Bailey Bobby Ball Friendliest Nancy Hartley and Denny Null 120 Richard Bernard Best All Round Karen Wiest and Jerry Pettit Chris Barth Jay Bartlett Julie Belcher Mike Belcher Charles Bonnett 121 Vicki Barnett Robin Bonnett Mike Borash Charles Bradley Charles Brick Mike Brown Mike Brown Debbie Burdette 122 Mike Burdette Bryan Casto Helen Casto Rusty Casto Sharon Cecil 124 Barry Chapman John Cole Pam Comstock 125 Bill Crawford Martin Dooley Debra Dempsey 126 Robin Donohoe 127 Most Talented Jeanie Hill and Charlie Thomas Prettiest Smile Sharon Miller and Steve Young Kim Estep James Evans Sharon Fisher Susan Milam Gandee Randy Gilbert Paul Gill Dale Goff 128 Ronny Good Kathy Gould Mike Graley Mark Haber Sherry Hackett Edward Hamilton Harvey Harmon Debbie Harris 129 Philip Harrison Nancy Hartley Robert Haynes Robert Hickman Donna Higgins Jeanie Hill Jennifer Hill 130 Regina Hill Steve Huey Sabrina Huffman Pam Hughes Best Looking Terry Sword and Rick Barnard Brenda Hogan Tina Hughes Mike Hudson 131 Larry Ice Mrs. Ann Meridith Biology Donna Jefferies Rhonda Jeffers Tom Jones ------- V I Marie Javins Donald Jefferies 132 Raymond Knapp Steve Kniceley Karolee Kronlein 134 David Litton Karen Lockhart Sandy Lowther Kathy Lowe Tonya McClure Terry McDougal 136 Cathy McGrath Mark McHenry Terry McIntyre Greg Mannix Robin Mallett 137 Steve Mallett Janice Markham Brenda Martin Debbie Martin Joy Pritt Martin Susan Martin Johnny Matheny NITRO VS ST. ALBANS 7=30 FRI. OUR TEAM IS UP SO WATCH OUT REGGIE 138 Most School Spirit Karen Wiest and Corky Currie Mr. Greg Cyrus History and Drivers Ed. Cheryl Miller Denny Miller 139 Doug Miller Sharon Miller Cindy Murphy David Nutter Terry Nutter Keith Ann Oakes Tom Ogle Cheryl Oldham Kenny Painter Dorie Parsons Keith Pauley Sharon Phelps Mr. William Ashley Mechanical Drawing and Shop Debby Phillips Barbara Powley Brenda Racer Nancy Randolph Rick Philyaw Becky Ranson Bobbie Raynes Teresa Raynes 142 Debbie Rhodes Deena Rhodes John Richards Joyce Riddle Linda Ridgely Monta Rittenhouse Jim Romine Marsha Ryan Chuck Sadler 143 Pam Clendenin Savilla Pam Sellers James Sergent John Shamblin Marsha Shamblin Kathy Shank 144 Best Dressed Dorie Parsons and Chris Barth Nick Short Debbie Shrewsbury Eddie Smith Shannon Smith Greg Spencer Marcia Spencer 145 Gail Thomas Joe Thomas Gary Thompson Jeff Tincher Dennis Tinsley 147 Renee Tinsley Vickie Trumbo Marlene Tucker Sonia Turley Jeanine Twyman David Walker Glenn Wallace 148 Most Likely to Succeed Walter Slaughter and Sharon Miller Most Mannerly Jerry Pettit and Brenda Hogan Rodney Waugh Vicki McCown Wells Pam West Karla Westfall Jackie White Karen Weist 149 Gloria Williams Tonsi Winters David Withrow Dale Witt George Woodson Bob Workman Most Mischievous Terry Vance and Dennis Tinsley 150 Linda Winter Debbie Workman Cathy Young Steve Young John Zickafoose 151 Most Athetetic Barbara Wright, Randy Workman Cuttiest Couple Pam West Ball, Bobby Ball Best Dancer Sherri Carr, Denny Null 152 MR. SENIOR Jeanie Hill It Hi Karen Addison Randy Adkins Dreama Affolter Dena Aikman Steve Allen Patti Arthur Denise Asbury Eddie Asbury Susan Ash Gary Atkins Sherry Baer Harry Bailey Larry Bailey Cathy Balser John Batusic Gordon Belcher Karen Bell Jim Bellamy Danny Bennett Gary Bennett Greg Bennett Cheryl Bibbee Mike Blake John Bourn Scott Bowlin Jim Brewer Sherri Brewer 156 Mrs. Judy Gillian; English David Brick Kent Brick Debbie Brown Paula Brown Ricky Brown Jo Ann Burdette Sheila Burdette Beverly Burgess Barbara Caldwell Karen Calhoun Steve Carper Ruth Casto Cindi Cavender Debbie Clendenin Jim Cline Judy Cloxton Greg Cole Harold Cook 157 Mr. Keith Coffman; English Miss Susan Mentzer; English Susan Fadal Andrea Farley Donald Farley Donald Fenneken Joyce Foster Zandra Dunn Kathy Duttine Lois Eggleton Jim Estep Kitty Estep Linda Estep David Evans Deborah Franklin Gaye Galloway Lonnie Gardner Mike George Gail Gibeaut Carol Gibson 158 Lana Gibson Diane Gibson Ovie Gibson Pam Gibson Steve Gillespie Bill Goff Mark Goodall Mike Guinn Pat Guinn Becky Guthrie Keith Hagan Pat Haggarty Forrest Hardman Yvette Harper Debbie Harris Randy Harris Kim Hawes Paula Hawley Jerry Hill Marcina Hill Kathy Hodges Debbie Hogshead Gary Holstein Bill Howard Kevin Huff Kathy Humphreys Fred Inghram 159 Libby Inghram Bryant Jackson Cathy James Jaci Jarrett Jim Johnson Bill Jones Judy Jones Kevin Keysting Cookie King Debbie King Eddie King Shellie Knight Lori Kyle Kim Landers David Lanhani Debbie Layton 160 Mrs. Charlotte Bryson; French and English Joey Lemon Anita Lewis Mike Lewis Ross Lewis Diane Litton Linda Mann Bruce Marrs Lisa Marshall Terri Marshall Kenny Martin Tim Martin Terri Matheny Greg Mattox Rod McClanahan Mark McClure Judi McVickers Mike Meadors Pam Meadows Gloria Medford Bill Merical Julie Michaelson Teresa Milam Sally Miller Stan Miller Diane Minnick Mike Mollohan Susie Monk Jane Moon Phil Morrison Cathy O’Dell Pat O’Dell Gary Oliver Rachel Owens David Patton Elise Pauley Shelia Pauley John Payne Karen Pioch Kathy Pleska Kathy Porter Linda Racer Jeff Rampey Mrs. Doris Bowers; Business Education Sharon Ranson Andy Ray Rhonda Raynes Jane Rich Brad Richardson Janice Rucker Kenny Sales Dawna Samples Susan Sanders Penny Saunders Mike Sheppard Danny Saulton Kathy Shinn Larry Shrewsbury Vicki Shurrak Becky Simpson 162 Miss Sheryl Bode; Typing and Computer Programming Ron Skeen Linda Skeens Keith Skinner Becky Smith Becky Smith Debbie Smith Janet Smith Max Smith Rick Smith Steve Smith Jim Snyder Joe Spence Miss Linda Lippert; Art and English Mrs. Jo Bricker; Math and Chemistry Randy Spencer Patty Stahl Lloyd Stanley Gary Stover Charlie Summer Kathy Summer Brian Thomas Kevin Thomas John Thompson Jimbo Thumm Lewis Titcher Eddie Toler Teresa Trumbo Randy Turner Brent VanMeter Terri Vinson Frank Wade Randy Walker John Wallace Brenda Wandling Joyce Wandling Mrs. Helen Davis; Business Education Mrs. Hilda Miller; Business Education and Newspaper 164 Susan Ward Bill Warner Karen White Jana White C. E. Willard David Willard Mr. Fred Lyon; Math Melody Williams Doug Wilson Mark Winters Debbie Withrow Jeanne Wolfe Keith Wood Connie Wyatt Judy York Elmer Young Larry Young Steve Young 165 CLASS Debbie Adshire Carl Addison Dale Adkins Joyce Andruzis George Allour Bev Applegate Tyke Arbaugh John Arthur Robin Arthur Clyde Bailey Jerry Bailey Kim Bailey Vicki Bailey Barbara Baker Barry Bassie Paul Beechum Eleanor Bennett Gary Bernard Terry Bess Debi Bibbee Kyle Blatnick A1 Boch Shelly Boggess Billy Boster Patti Bowen Rick Buckalew Kathy Buckenheimer Beth Burdette Ed Burdette David Burford June Burford Jim Brabbin Jim Brannon Maria Braulin Bev Britt Patti Britton Paul Brown Ray Brown Billy Cadle Carlton Caines David Callihan John Capocefalo 168 Debbie Carney David Casebolt Gary Casto April Clark Sam Clark Mike Clendenin Mona Clendenin Debbie Coen George Coon Deborah Creighton Jimmy Crewdson Susan Crews Mitch Crislip Jeff Cunningham Kenny Currie Tami Dangott David Daniels David Darby Fred Davis Dwight Davis Melody Davis Becky Dean Barbara Deardorff Diane Dempsey Linda Dempsey Cary Dooley Barry Doss 169 Lori Eggleton Cindy Estep Orville Fields Tinker Fields Becky Frazier Jim Frazier Walter Dudley Cathy Duffield Joe Durbin Richard Durham Nancy Lynn Duvall Chris Freeland Kim Freeland Kenny Gandy Trisha Gates Bev George Bill Gibson 170 T Henry Gibson Reeda Gibson Sonia Gillenwater Doug Gillespie Roger Good Cheryl Goodall Mike Goodpaster Mr. Dewey Lester Math Jason Griffith Cathy Guinn Frankie Guthrey Anna Haber Mike Haley Steve Halstead Karen Hammons Gary Hancock Debbie Harper Jeff Harrah William Harless Jennifer Harmon Melody Harris Lloyd Hart Donna Hayes Cindy Hendrix Debbie Hilbert Joy Hill Teresa Hill Herbert Hillary Allyson Hodges Donna Huffman Teresa Hornish Kevin Horton 171 I Mrs. Judy Fortner Physical Education Scott Hudnall Duke Hudson Mindi Huff Joe Hukalowicz Kathy Husson Vicki Jarrett Paul Johnston Sandy Jones Kieth Jordan Debbie Kelly Lynn Kelly Teresa Kidd Nancy King Karen Knadler Kim Knapp Joe Knicely Mr. David Ashley Math 172 Mrs. Barbara Wolfe English and Spanish Jeanette Knight David Layman Lucille Lee Kathy Lemon Debbie Lewis Brenda Litton Greg Litton Loy Litton Karen Lovely Greg Lowe Wanda Lucas Tom Lumadue Dennis Maguire Brenda Mangus Melinda Marion K. O. Martin Sherry Martin Vicky Martin Chuck Matheny Becky Mathews Bob McCutcheon Jeanne McCormick John McGucken Mike Mclntire 173 Mrs. Catherine Mills English Jim McKay Ned McKown Nathan McNeeley Robert McVicker Cindy Meadows Lucy Melton Kevin Merritt Vickie Mellert Mary Michaison Rhonda Miles Joyce Miller Kieth Miller Nick Miller Louis Mines Ronnie Minner Cathy Morris Bobby Murphy Edsel Null Sandra Oxley Debbie Painter Doug Parsons Helen Parsons Don Patterson Jeanne Patton Cathy Pauley Eric Peck Mary Persinger Sherry Persinger Dan Petry Terri Phalen 174 Miss Laura Hayhurst Social Studies Bill Philips Lisa Radford Bruce Rampy Debbie Reed Darlene Rhodes Lee Riddle Richard Riffe Chevon Rhodes John Roudebush Donald Rucker Janice Russell John Sadler Diane Saunders Wayne Schafer Larry Schuman Tersa Scott Janet Selby Penny Shamblin Rita Shepperd Melinda Showen Kim Siers Cindy Simpson Craig Slaughter Brian Smith Dana Smith Jeff Smith Gaye Snodgrass Joy Snodgrass Buster Snyder Jill Steinmetz Michelle Stout John Spence Johnny Stracher Arthur Stover Elaine Taylor Terri Taylor Steve Taylor Teresa Thompson Denise Torlone Mike Trawick Thomas Turley Margret Turner Cindi Tune Brian Usher Mary Walker David Wanger Jimmy Waybright Jenky West Katie Westfall Debbie Wheeler Randy Wheeler Steve White Steve White Bill Whited 176 Kim Whittington Susan Wiley Sherry Williams Darlene Winterstein Jack Withrow Linda Wright Danny Wrigley Jennifer Wolfe Ronnie Workman Elizabeth York Jimmy Young Steve Young 177 Mr. George Pack Industrial Arts 4 SENIOR DIRECTORY KAY AGEE: 755-1017, Student Council MICHAEL AKERS: 776 1554. KAY ALFORD: 776-2044. MISSY ANDERSON: 727-7497, All-County Choir, College Club. G.A.A., Spanish Club. Student Council. KIM ARTHUR: 776-3555, G.A.A. JOHN ASHFORD: 776-2509, Basketball Team. ROGER ATKINS: 776-1957, Track. CASSIE BAILEY: 984-3045, Choir, Junior At- tendant to Miss Wildcat, Senior Attendant to Miss Wildcat, Track. GARLAND BAILEY: 776-2384, Wrestling. JAN BAILEY: 776-2530, Band, College Club, Drama Club, Planning Committee, Prom Committee, Spanish Club. Student Council. JAYNE BAILEY: 776-2825, F.B.L.A. MARGARET BAILEY. MARLENE BAILEY 776-3020, Cheerleader, Choir, G.A.A., Jr. Civitan, Pep Club. MELODY BAILEY: 755-4913, G.A.A. SABRA BAILEY: 755-4913, Choir, G.A.A., Pep Club. BOBBY JOE BALL: 727-5389, Concert Choir, Cutest Couple, Football, Track. RICK BARNARD: 776-1189, Baseball. Best Looking, College Club, Hi-Lions, Homeroom Secretary, Jr. Achievement, Jr. Civitan, Local Science Fair Award. Mu Alpha Theta, Spanish Club. State Science Fair (Army Award), Tennis, Varsity Club. VICKI BARNETT: 776-2863, Expression Staff, G.A.A., Library Worker, Mountaineer Day Committee, Spy Glass Staff, Pep Club, Stu- dent Council, Spanish Club. CHRIS BARTH: 776-1889, Spanish Club. Stu- dent Council, Hi-Lions (President), College Club, Mu Alpha Theta, Jr. Civitan. Pep Club, Homeroom President, Best Dressed. JAY BARTLETT: 755-7373. Spanish Club. JULIE BELCHER: 776-3722, Band, All-Coun- ty Band, Choir, College Club, Jr. Civitan, Prom Committee, Spanish Club, All-Area Band. MICHAEL A. BELCHER: 776-1862. LAURA BONDURANT: 755-1673, Pep Club, Senior Year Spent At Appalachian Educa- tion Laboratory, Employer Based Career Ed- ucation Program. CHARLES BONNETT: 776-1523, Track. ROBIN BONNETT: 776-1523, Track. MARK BORASH: 776-4794, F.B.L.A., Mu Alpha Theta, Cross Country, Track. GERALD BOTHWELL: 776-1719. CHUCK BRADLEY II: 776-2130. DANNY BRICK: 755-5002. FLOYD E. BRIGHT: 755-1272. MICHAEL WAYNE BROWN: 727-2310, Base- ball, Football. MIKE BROWN: 722-2225, Spyglass, Pep Club, Drama Club, Expression Staff, Concert Choir, Most Talkative. DEBBIE BURDETTE: 755-4158, Majorette, Band, Spanish Club. MIKE BURDETTE: 776-3767. F.B.L.A., Span- ish Club, Choir. SUSAN BURFORD: 776-2377, Third Place Re- gional Science Fair, Army Award State Science Fair, Spanish Club, Science Club, Choir, Spyglass, Student Council, Expression Staff, Drama Club, National Honor Society. MARK BURKE: 776-3583. Drama Club, Jr. Civitan, Mu Alpha Theta, Golf, Concert Choir, All-County Chorus, All-State Chorus, Band, Spanish Club. STEVE BUTTR1CK: 776-1025, Model UN, Football. Track, Wrestling, Won three col- lege hours of American History. ARCHIE DAVID CALHOUN II: 776-3299, Jr. Civitan. DAVID CARPER: 776-2147, Track, Concert Choir, Pep Club. SHERRI CARR: 727-9880, G.A.A., Jr. Civitan. Miss Civitan, Track, Pep Club, Best Dancer. BRYAN CASTO: 755-4278, F.B.L.A., Choir. Science Club. HELEN CASTO: 776-2071. RUSTY CASTO: 755-5105. Football, Spanish Club. TERRY CAVENDER: 776-2347. SHARON CECIL: 776-1868. BARRY DAVID CHAPMAN: 776-2989, Base ball. RICCI CHILDRESS: 755-1097, Football. RANDALL WILLIAM CLARK: 727-4975, Se- nior Class President, Junior Class Vice Presi- dent, Best Citizen 1972, Football, Student Council, Mu Alpha Theta, Basketball, Base- ball, Hi-Lions, Jr. Civitan. Most Popular, Mr. Senior. BECKY CLENDEN1N: 776-3195, Student Council, G.A.A., Pep Club. ROBIN CLENDENEN: 776-2440, Student Council, Track. MIKE COFFEY: 776-2746, Wrestling, Foot- ball. ROB COLE: 776-1892, Basketball. Hi-Lions, Jr. Civitan PAM COMSTOCK: 755-5870, French Club. WILLIAM CRAWFORD: 755-2303, Pep Club, Audio-Visual, Concert Choir, Science Club, F.T.A., Student Council. CORKY CURRIE: 755-7641, Homeroom Presi- dent, Football, Honorable Mention All- County Football Team, Model UN, Student Council, Most School Spirit. DEB1 DAVIS: 755-2827, Sophomore At- tendant to Miss Wildcat, Band, Choir, Col- lege Club, Spanish Club, Jr. Civitan, Student Council, Secretary-Treasurer. STEVEN DAVIS: 776-1340, Science Club, Mu Alpha Theta, Stage Crew, Cross Country, Track. VICKI DAWSON: 755-4185, Band, Majorette, Co-head, Concert Choir, French Club, Stu- dent Council, Prom Committee, Jr. Civitan, Junior Class Secretary-Treasurer, Senior Class Secretary, Pep Club, Pep Band, Miss Wildcat. DEBRA JUNE DEMPSEY: 755-5639. Choir. G.A.A. BOB DERRICK: 776-2752, Football, Wres- tling, Track. LINDA DIEHL: 776-4256, Gym Club, Spanish Club, Pep Club, Softball Team, Basketball Team, F.H.A., Nurses. ROSS DIONNE: 776-4039. Football, Track, Swimming. ROBIN DONOHOE: 727-1539. National Honor Society. Nitronian Co-Editor, French Club, Student Council, Prom Committee, Float Committee, Quill and Scroll, Mu Alpha Theta. MARTIN DOOLEY: 776 1036, Football, Bas ketball. ANDY DUNBAR: 776-1723, Football, Track. CAROL EDDY: Shyest. CONNIE EDWARDS: 727-4460, Y-Teens. Pep Club. REGINA ELLIS: 727-3655. VICKI ESKINS: 755-7191, F.T.A., Spanish Club, Prom Committee, G.A.A. KIM ESTEP: 755-1582, Drill Team, Choir, G.A.A., Jr. Civitan. JAMES EVANS: 776-2869, Chess Club. Cross Country, Stage Crew, Track. CATHY FENNEKEN: 727-1526, F.B.L.A., G.A.A. RENEE FISHER: 776-2711, G.A.A. SHARON FISHER: 776-3664, Student Coun- cil. DAVID FRAZIER: 727-7173, Football. SHARI FRONTZ: Y-Teens, Drama Club, Choir. BUD GIBSON: 727-2482. RANDY GILBERT: 776-1558, Choir. Science Club, Drama Club, V.I.C.A., French Club. PAUL GILL: 776-3087, Local and Regional Science Fair Awards, Science Club, Chem- istry Lab Assistant. DALE GOFF: 755-7207, Hi-Lions, Spanish Club, Science Club. Jr. Civitan, Track, Bible Club, French Club. SANDY GOFF. RON GOOD: 776-1576. KATHY GOULD: 755-1363, G.A.A. TIM GRIFFITH: 755-7315, Science Club. Spanish Club, Concert Choir, All-County Choir. JERRY GUILLEMETTE: 776 2828. SHERRY HACKETT: 755-4577, Student Council, Choir. ED HAMILTON: 755-1620, Mu Alpha Theta, Science Club, Spanish Club, Band. Army, Air Force, Conservation, and Nasa Science A wards. HARVEY HARMON: 755-2457, Science Award, Wrestling, National Honor Society, Mu Alpha Theta, Model U.N., Science Club, French Club. DEBBIE HARRIS: 776-3271, Spanish Club, Spyglass Staff. TONY HARRIS: 755-2003. 178 SENIOR DIRECTORY PHILIP HARRISON: 776-2141. NANCY HARTLEY: 776-1629, Student Coun- cil, Band, Friendliest, Most Talkative. BOBBY HAYNES: 727-5462. HARRY HECHESK Y: 727-1410. ROBERT HICKMAN: 776-2512. BUD HIGGINBOTHAM: 755-3224. Football. Basketball. DONNA HIGGINS: 755-2403. AAUW Creative Writing Award. Quill and Scroll, Science Club, Band, Y-Teens. G.A.A., Expression Staff, Concert Choir. JEANIE HILL: 755-3146, Spanish 11 Award. AAUW English Award. AAUW History Award, Band, All-County Chorus, All-State Chorus, Concert Choir, Spanish Club, Mu Alpha Theta, Sophomore Class Secretary, Student Council, Student Body President, W.Va. Association of Student Councils Sec- retary, Prom Committee, Most Popular, Most Talented, Miss Senior, All-County Band. JENNIFER HILL: 755-7235, Choir. REGENIA HILL: 755-7296, Tri- Valley Wo- men's Club Honor Letter, Beta Society, Na- tional Honor Society, Spanish Club, Bible Club, Pep Club, Y-Teens, F.T.A. BRENDA HOGAN: 776-1611, AAUW English Award, National Honor Society, Spanish Club, Mu Alpha Theta, President, Express- ion. Editor, Nitronian Staff, F.T.A., Choir, Most Mannerly. LEE HORTON: 776-1035, AAUW Award, Na- tional Honor Society, Student Council, Spyglass Staff, Homeroom Secretary, Home- room Vice-President, French Club Vice-Pres- ident, Expression Staff, Quill and Scroll, Shyest. MIKE HUDSON: 722-3890, Football, Wres- tling, Track. STEVE HUEY: 776-1373, Band, Concert Choir. DEWEY HUFFMAN: 776-1282. SABRINA HUFFMAN: 776 3091, Spanish Club, G.A.A., Choir, Spyglass Staff, Quill and Scroll, College Club, Pep Club, Nitro- nian Staff. PAM HUGHES: 755-1827, Student Council. Nitronian Staff, Quill and Scroll. Concert Choir. TINA HUGHES: 727-9874. Spanish Club. G.A.A., Choir. LARRY ICE: 755-1617, Pep Club, Choir. MARIE JAVINS: 755-1310, Student Council, Choir, G.A.A. DON JEFFERIES: 755-1328, Football Man ager. Wrestling Manager, Baseball Manager. DONNA JEFFERIES: 755-1328, AAUW Math Award, National Honor Society, Spanish Club, F.T.A., College Club, Mu Alpha Theta. RHONDA JEFFERS: 776 4899. JOE JOHNSON JR.: 776-4574, Future Farmer of America three Foundation Awards and received fifth place in State Tractor Driving Contest. TOM JONES: 776-2366. BUZZY KAIL: 776-2194. DON KEENER: 755-4680, State Science Fair, Science Club, Ben Franklin TV Crew. JOHN KELLER: 727-6807, Tennis Manager, Library Club, Audio-Visual Club, Cross Country Manager. DIANA KELLY: 755-3700. DIANA KESSEL: 776-3389. DOUG KESSELL: 776-2025, Football. Wres- tling, Concert Choir, Junior Civitan. KAY KING: 7 76-3728, Spanish Club, Express- ion Staff, Spyglass, Quill and Scroll, Concert Choir, Student Council. Prom Committee. DONNA KITTS: 755-2036, 4-H Automotive Course Award, Band. Spanish Club, College Club, Float Committee, Prom Committee, Jr. Civitan, Student Council. F.B.L.A. RAYMOND KNAPP: 755-2523, Biology A- ward. Student Council, Hi-Lions, Spanish Club, Tennis Team, Mu Alpha Theta. Na- tional Honor Society. STEVE, KNICELEY: 755-5114, Baseball. Jr. Achievement, Spanish Club. KAROLEE KRONLE1N: 776-1933, Pep Club. G.A.A. SHIRLEY KROSTU: 727-4716, Choir, Spy- glass Staff, G.A.A., Spanish Club, Quill and Scroll, College Club. Nitronian Staff. CHARLIE LANDERS: 727-3622, V.l.C.A. MARK LAN DIN: 776-2916, Science Club. Spanish Club. JOEY LANE: 727-4926. BOB LANGE: 925-2510. JANE LAN HAM: 776-3000, National Honor Society, Air Force and Army Science A- wards, Spanish Club, Prom Committee. DIANA LAYNE: 776-3396, Choir, Student Council, Float Committee. CATHY LEGG: 776-1877, Concert Choir. EDDIE LEMON: 755-2190, Jr. Civitan. CATHY LEWIS: 755-5096, Pep Club, Prom Committee, Float Committee, Choir, F.B.L.A., Student Council, Nitronian Staff. RICK LEWIS: 776-1159, Kanawha County Band, Band, Spanish Club, Office Worker. ROGER LIPSCOMB: 776-4436, Basketball Team, Spanish Club. DAVID LITTON: 776-2694, Wrestling, Foot- ball Manager, Track Manager. KATHY LOWE: 776-2424, Band, Choir. SANDY LOWTHER: 776 1029. National Honor Society, Quill and Scroll, National Merit Semi-Finalist, Nitronian Staff, Expres- sion Staff, Mu Alpha Theta, Spanish Club, Choir, F.T.A. ROBIN MALLETT: 776-1380. Prom Commit- tee, G.A.A., Jr. Civitan, Choir, Pep Club. STEVE MALLETT: 776-1947, Wrestling. Con- cert Choir, All-County Chorus. GREG MANNIX: 755-1870, Football. ROBERT MAPLE: 776-3288. JANICE MARKHAM: 776-1553. BRENDA MARTIN: 744-6886, National Honor Society, G.A.A., F.B.L.A., Pep Club, Y-Teens, Spanish Club. DEBBIE MARTIN: 727-3051. JOY MARTIN. JOHNNY MATHENY: 727-5557, Wrestling, Track. TONYA McCLURE: 776-3639, Pep Club. Of- fice Worker, Teacher's Aid. TERRY McDOUGAL: 755-2993, Concert Choir, All-County Chorus, Spanish Club, Prom Committee, Float Committee, Student Council. CATHY McGRATH: 755-4404. Band. Choir. MARK McHENRY: 776 1376, Football, Spanish Club. TERRY McINTYRE: 755-1407, Band, Choir, Prom Committee, Spanish Club. KAY MEADOWS: 776-3273, Spanish Club, Choir. GREG MEANS: 755-5033, Band. Student Council. CHERYL MILLER: 755-2146, Spanish Club, Band, Choir. DENNY MILLER: 755-3786. Jr. Civitan. DOUG MILLER: 776-1807, Band. Twirler. French Club. HARRY MILLER: 755-2627, ACS Award, State Science Fair Paper Award, Science Club Award. National Merit Semi-Finalist, Science Club, Spanish Club, Chemistry Lab Assistant. SHARON MILLER: 727-8350, Nitronian Co- Editor, National Honor Society, Quill and Scroll, Student Council, National Merit Semi-Finalist. Mu Alpha Theta, Prom Co- mmittee, Float Committee, Office Worker. Most Likely To Succeed, Prettiest Smile. CINDY MURPHY: 776-1028, Spanish Club. Prom Committee. PAM MUSIC K: 776-1092, French Club. F. B.L.A. PENNY NICHOLS. 776-2750. Choir, G.A.A. RUSSELL NICHOLS: 776-3254. Football, Prettiest Eyes. VALERIE CLARK NOFFSINGER: 755-4049. VIRGIL NOFFSINGER: 755-4049, Ben Frank lin T. V. Cameraman. ROB NORVELL: 727-1873. DENNY NULL: 755-7549, Hi-Lions, Student Council, Float Committee, Jr. Civitan. Pep Club, Senior Class Treasurer, Best Dancer, Friendliest. PATT Y NULL: 755-7549, G.A.A. DAVID NUT'TER: 776-3618, Baseball. STEVE NUTTER: 776-2594. TERRI NUTTER: 755-5019. KEITH ANN OAKES: 776-1174. Student Council, National Honor Society, Mu Alpha Theta, Spanish Club, Nitronian Staff, Quill and Scroll. JEFF OGBURN: 776-2286. TOM OGLE: 776-2783, Cross Country, Nitro- nian and Spyglass Photographer. CHERYL OLDHAM: 755-2576, Pep Club, G. A.A. GARY OLDHAM: 755-3262, Football. Hi- Lions. KENNY PAINTER: 755-3555. DORIE PARSONS: 776-2314. Student Council, Nitronian Staff. National Honor So- ciety, Quill and Scroll, Concert Choir, Prom Committee, Float Committee, Best Dressed. All-State Chorus. KEITH PAULEY: 755-7043. STEVE PAULEY: 755-1085, Hi-Lions, Jr. Civi- tan. DAVID PAYNE: 776-2681. BILL PERROW: 776-3520, Hi-Lions, Sopho- more Class Vice President, Junior Class Pres- ident, Senior Class Vice President, Track, Jr. Civitan. 179 SENIOR DIRECTORY JERRY PETTIT: 776 1086. Football. Wres- tling, Student Council. National Honor So- ciety, Best All Around. Most Mannerly, Ni- tronian Staff. SHARON PHELPS: 756-6604, French Club, Band, Choir. Majorette, Student Council, Jr. Achievement, Prom Committee. DEBBY PHILLIPS: 776-2261, G.A.A., Mu Alpha Theta. Pep Club, Jr. Achievement. RICHARD PHILYAW: 776-1239, Spanish Club, Track, Cross Country. BARBARA POWLEY: 776-1215, Spanish Club, F. T.A., Band, All-County Band, Mu Alpha Theta, Drama Club, Tennis Team. BRENDA RACER: 755-2673, Drill Team, Head. JEFFREY RAINES: 776-2763, Science Club. Library Club, French Club, Concert Choir. STEVE RAINES: 776-3222. NANCY RANDOLPH: 776-3217, Spanish Club, G.A.A. BECKY R ANSON: 776-2488, Pep Club, G. A.A. FRANK RARDON: 776-3011, Senior Year spent at Appalachian Education Laboratory, Employer Career Education Program. BOBBIE RAYNES: 755-3633, Spanish Club, G.A.A. TERESA RAYNES: 755-3525, Pep Club, G.A.A. CHUCK REVEAL: 776-1734, Football, Track, Hi-Lions, Jr. Civitan, Spanish Club, Wres- tling. RICK REYNOLDS: 755-3459. Science Club. Spanish Club. DEBBIE RHODES: 776-1260, G.A.A. DEENA RHODES: 755-3766, Spyglass Staff. Nitronian Staff, Spanish Club, National Ho- nor Society, Mu Alpha Theta, Quill and Scroll, Student Council, Prettiest Eyes. ROSE RHODES: Red Cross, G.A.A. JOHN RICHARDS: 776-2980, Cross Country, F. B.L.A. RANDY RICKETTS: 727-7529. JOYCE RIDDLE: 727-1329. Band, G.A.A. LINDA R1DGELY: 776-2679, G.A.A., Spanish Club, Student Council, Nitronian Staff, Col- lege Club, National Honor Society. MONTA RITTENHOUSE: 776-2923, Band, Spanish Club, Prom Committee. College Club. Drama Club, Jr. Civitan, Student Council. MARK ROLLYSON: 776-2954. JIM ROM1NE: 755-4583, Kanawha Valley Leader Award, National Merit Commenda- tion, Boys’ State, Boys’ County Counselor, Model U.N., Spanish Club, Mu Alpha Theta, Jr. Civitan, Student Council, Tennis 'Team, Quill and Scroll, Science Club. MARSHA RYAN: 776-3135, French Club, G. A.A., F.B.L.A., Track Team. CHUCK SADLER: 776-1162, Spanish 111 Award, Grand Prize — Kanawha Valley In- dustrial Arts and Craft Show, Boys’ State, Football, Wrestling. Track, Hi-Lions, Mu Alpha Theta, Jr. Civitan, Spanish Club, Stu- dent Council, National Honor Society. FRANK SAMPLES: 755-2256, National Merit Commendation, Football. STEVE SANDERS: 755-2963, Band, Tennis Team, Library Club. PAM CLENDEN1N SA VILLA: 776-3195. RON SCARBERRY: 755-5529. RAYMOND SCHUMAN. 776-2224. PAM SELLERS: 776-1425, Student Council, Spyglass Staff, Quill and Scroll, Spanish Club, Jr. Civitan, F.T.A., F.B.L.A., Pep Club, Drama Club. JIM SERGENT: 755-5615. Football, Student Council, Wrestling, Hi-Lions. JOHN SHAMBL1N: 776-2930. MARSHA SHAMBL1N: 755-1893, Cheerleader, G.A.A., Jr. Civitan, Pep Club, Prom Com- mittee. KATHY SHANK: 755-1050, Choir. G.A.A. NICKY SHORT: 776-4891, Band. DEBBIE SHREWSBURY: 755-5433, Band, Choir. WALTER SLAUGHTER: 776-1636, National Honor Society, National Merit Semi-Finalist, Grand Prize Kanawha Industrial Arts Fair, Hi-Lions, Football, Spanish Club, Track, Wrestling, Most Likely To Succeed, Concert Choir, Homemaker of the Year. EDDIE SMITH: 776-1429, Basketball Manager, Wrestling, Football. KENNY SMITH: 755-2255. SHANNON SMITH: 776-1747, Office Worker. GREG SPENCER: 776-2291, Football, Basket- ball, Track, Concert Choir. MARCIA SPENCER: 776-1724, Band, French Club Secretary, Concert Choir, All-County Chorus, All-State Chorus. MIKE STEPHENS: 776-2822. Library Club, Se- nior Year Spent At Appalachian Education Laboratory. Employer Based Career Educa- tion Program. PHIL STEPHENS: 776-2640. JERRY STOVER: 776-2489. HAROLD SUMMERS: 755-2737, Cross Coun- try, Track, Basketball. TERRI SWORD: 776-3791, Head Majorette, Jr. Civitan, Office Worker, Choir, Twirier. Pep Club, Band, Best Looking. LINDA TAYLOR: 727-3431, Drama Club, French Club, Office Worker. SUE TAYLOR: 776-2437, Choir. JOE TEETOR: 776-2764, Jr. Civitan, Hi-Lions. CAROLYN THOMAS: 727-3919, F.B.L.A., F.S.A. CHARLIE THOMAS: 755-5736. All-County Chorus, All-State Chorus, All-County Band, Concert Choir, Pep Club, Jr. Civitan Cha- plain and President, Jr. Civitan District Governor, College Club, Student Council Vice President, Most Talented, All-State Band. DONALD THOMAS: 776-3477. GAIL THOMAS: 776-4502, F.B.L.A. JOE THOMAS: 755-2718. GARY THOMPSON: 755-7494, Science Club, Quill and Scroll, Nitronian Staff, Photo- graphy Club. PAM THOMPSON: 776-3730, Spyglass Editor, Pep Club, Spanish Club, Science Club, Quill and Scroll. JEFF T1NCHER: 776-1204, Football, Basket- ball, Track, Cross Country. DENNIS TINSLEY: 776-2630, Most Mis chievous. RENEE TINSLEY: 776-3743. Track. G.A.A. VICKIE TRUMBO: 776-3589, Spanish Club, F.T.A., Expression Staff, Mu Alpha Theta, Quill and Scroll. MARLENE TUCKER: 755-3425, Student Council, Float Committee. SONIA TURLEY: 727-6922. JEANINE TWYMAN: 776-4858, F.B.L.A., Pep Club. TERRI VANCE: 776-3289, Pep Club, Most Mischievous. DAVID WALKER: 755-2304, Nasa Award at State Science Fair, Track, Football, Model U.N., Science Club, Spanish Club. GLENN WALLACE: 755-3538, Band, Concert Choir, All-County Chorus, All-State Chorus, Jr. Civitan. RODNEY WAUGH: 776-1208. VICKI WELLS: Drill Team, Pep Club. Office Worker. PAM WEST: 776-3208, Pep Club, Choir, Cutest Couple. KARLA WESTFALL: 776-2323, Camp Horse- shoe Award, Spanish Club, Spyglass Staff. JACK1 WHITE: 776-3540, Library Club, Jr. Achievement, French Club. KAREN WIEST: 776-3557, Head Cheerleader. Pep Club, Student Council, G.A.A. Presi- dent, All-County Choir, Concert Choir, Best All-Around, Most School Spirit. GLORIA WILLIAMS: 727-1907, Pep Club. SANDRA WILLIAMS: 755-3402. F.T.A. TONSI WINTER: 755-3782, Band, Choir, Li- brary Club. DAVID WITHROW. 755-2149. GARY WITHROW: 776-2357. DALE WITT: 776-3431. BOB WORKMAN: 776-1942, Football, Wres- tling, Track, Spanish Club, Wildcat Club, Jr. Civitan. DEBBIE WORKMAN 755-3993, Student Coun- cil, Band, G.A.A. RANDY WORKMAN: 755-5814, Football, Basketball, Baseball, Wildcat Club, Most Athletic. BARBARA WRIGHT: 755-5081, Track, Pep Club, G.A.A., V.I.C.A., Most Athletic. KATHY YOUNG: 727-2407, Spyglass Staff. STEVE YOUNG: 776-3327, Prettiest Smile. JOHN Z1CKAFOOSB: 755 4790, Sophomore Homeroom Secretary, Senior Homeroom President, Football, Hi-Lions, Jr. Civitan. 180 BANK OF CROSS LANES 310 GOFF MOUNTAIN ROAD P. O. BOX 8277 NITRO, WEST VIRGINIA 25143 PHONE 304 776-4111 BEST WISHES FOR THE FUTURE 181 BANK OF ST. ALBANS 727-4368 Main 2nd Street St. Albans, W. Va. NEWBROUGH PHOTOGRAPHY 1112 Kanawha Terrace St. Albans, W. V. 25177 Roofing Residential - Commercial - Industrial Any Type Roofing Old Roofs Removed Decks Repaired New Roofs Installed We Stop Leaks Guttering Siding - Storm Doors Windows Mobile Telephone 344-9718 No Job Anywhere Any Time Rpofing Office 722-2965 Too Large Or Too Small T. W. CABLE ROOFING CO. 400 W. Main St. St. Albans, W. Va. A. W. COX DEPARTMENT STORE O. K. FRIEND FINANCE Men's, Ladies’ and Children’s Wear Also Shoes and Home Furnishings SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL MERCHANTS Good Luck To the Class of 73 Gateway Shopping Center Nitro, West Virginia 755-1431 183 (Dan is challenged today to excel in almost every endeavor . . . those who do succeed often trace the beginnings of their performance pattern to accomplish- ment in high school and to those who offered stimula- tion and inspiration in these formative years. Josten’s has long been a partner to these educational leaders in providing a means of motivation and the rewards of recognition, and Josten’s products have become tangible symbols honoring perseverance and achievement. Che class ring is representative of the fine tradi- tions of school spirit and unity □ Che yearbook provides a lasting memento of the year’s accom- plishments □ Che diploma is a lifelong record of scholastic success □ Che graduation announcement heralds this achievement □ Awards recognize academic and athletic leadership. More than 3,000 Josten’s employees are dedicated to your complete satisfaction. Serving you locally: Shannon Westerman Josten’s of Southern West Va. P. 0. Box 589 Phone 304-342-8895 Charleston, West Va. 25322 a I j rruU,, W - Owatonnu and Red Wing, Minnesota; Topeka, Kansas; Hannibal, Missouri; Telford, Pennsylvania; Santa Barbara, Visalia and Porterville, California; Shelby ville, Tennessee; Princeton, Illinois; Cambridge, Maryland and Attleboro, Massachusetts GENERAL OFFICES 0WAT0NNA. MINNESOTA 184 CONGRATULATIONS Seniors 1973 MONSANTO COMPANY AND ITS EMPLOYEES THE H. T. HALL COMPANY, INC. Engineering and Drafting Materials Blueprinting Equipment and Supplies Surveying Equipment Artists Supplies 112 Hale Street Charleston, West Virginia 25301 Phone 343-5671 186 ASHMORE OPTICAL SPRING HILL PASTRY SHOP INC. 600-602 Chestnut Street South Charleston, W. Va. Phone 768-7397 Moore’s is on the level now . Office supplies . School supplies . Books . Photography -all street level across from the library THE S. SPENCER MOORE COMPANY BANK OF NITRO “your bank for Now and the Future” Save with us and watch your money multiply Phone 755-4356 1st. Ave. at 19th Street Nitro, West Virginia 187 Compliments of UNION BOILER CO. Nitro, W. Va. 755-3322 KANAWHA VALLEY Furniture Appliance Company Frigidaire Magic Chef A Fine Furniture Selection Motorola Temco W. W. Alexander, Owner 5 Bank Street Nitro PURITY MAID BREAD “Does A Body Good” 1007 Bigley Ave. Charleston, W. Va. 343-5673 ALLIED CHEMICAL CORPORATION industrial chemical division Nitro Works 188 MARRS JEWELRY “The most beautiful diamonds on Earth come from Marrs. 755-1631 First Avenue and 20th Street Nitro, West Virginia 25143 McCOWN SONS WHOLESALE MEATS FIKE CHEMICALS, INC. P. O. BOX 546 NITRO, WEST VIRGINIA 25143 Phone 755-3336 (Area Code 304) VAN BUREN'S First in Feminine Fashions 2209 1st Avenue Nitro, W. Va. 189 COOKE AND PAULEY FUNERAL HOME 2002 20th Street Nitro, W. Va. 755-3334 McJUNKIN CORPORATION Serving The Electrical Industry NITRO ELECTRIC SUPPLY 1011-llth. St., West Nitro, W. Va. 25143 Phone 755-1021 CHILDERS CHEVROLET COMPANY 41st. St. 1st. Avenue Nitro, W. Va. 755-3377 190 In Sporting Goods There Is Only One Sport Mart ■ on quarrier charleston Where Friends Meet 191 776-3411 Realtors MLS ross anes ealty 5509 BIG TYLER ROAD (Beside Cross Lanes School) JAMES L. DARBY OWNER-BROKER GOOD LUCK 1973 GRADUATES CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK OF ST. ALBANS A FULL SERVICE BANK 727-2908 JAMES C. HAMMONS AGENT NATIONWIDE INSURANCE CO. NITRO DRUGS Best Wishes Class of ’73 BURKE - PARSONS - BOWLBY, CORPORATION “Life is full of memories As time rolls on its way. And the present shall become A memory, too some day.” Virginia Katherine Oliver 193 NOW WHAT? Now that you have graduated you must answer the inevitable question “now what?” For all of you it means the continuation of studies in one way or another, because learning must and will continue throughout your lives. In the years to come you may have no more report cards or examinations, but everything you do will be judged realistically. Your preparation for every goal will be carefully watched, thoughtfully evaluated. Your courses have given you the tools for drought and judgement. They will serve you well, whatever the future has in store for you. Here at American Viscose we owe much of our progress to the adoption of new ideas, new improved methods and fresh approaches brought to us by young people like your- selves who never learned to stop learning. FMC AMERICAN VISCOSE DIVISION 194 HOMES DEAN REAL ESTATE CO. 5476 Big Tyler Road Charleston, W. Va. 25312 Office 766-1279 Broker EXISTING REAL ESTATE SALES NEW CONSTRUCTION LAND DEVELOPMENT FOREST PARK DEVELOPMENT FINANCIAL ARRANGEMENTS WE GET RESULTS!! ASSOCIATES L. H. Dean 776-2245 Alvin Hicks 755-5585 Don Karnes 727-4919 Lois Kirk 562-6511 Mrs. Arbaugh 727-6207 Al Young 766-1325 Jim Kirk 562-6511 0. C. Sanders 755-5403 Ross Kirk 727-2014 Howard Martin 766-3418 Maxine Erlewine 727-1155 Gerry Williams 766-3465 Dana Hanks 722-2534 Jim Burdette 776-1093 195 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS THE STAG SHOP WARDENS INC. ORIGINAL KITCHEN CREATIONS 4602 MacCorkle Avc., So. Charleston, W. Va. Phone 768-0096 INC. JEWELERS Diamonds Watches Fine China Silver 86 Main Street, St. Albans Phone 727-1011 Member Retail Jewelers of W. Va. America NITRO FURNITURE COMPANY MODERN SUPPLY CO. Famous Name - Carpet, Ceramics and Linoleum 501 First Avenue, South Nitro, West Virginia 25143 Phone 755-3631 shopping Guide 27,500 HOMES edition one .... 16,000 homes edition two .... 11,500 homes 196 Congratulations Graduates of '73 James F. Slaughter U.S. Army Recruiting 1526 Kanawha Blvd. W. Charleston Phone 346-9621 We have over 300 good steady jobs. TODAY'S ARMY WANTS TO JOIN YOU Compliments of SAVILLA'S NITRO TEXACO •OPEN 24 HOURS •AAA ROAD SERVICE We Specialize in TEXACO Quality Products and Services JOE SAVILLA - MANAGER Your Local FIRESTONE Tire Dealer 2-Full Time Mechanics 4101 1st AVENUE NITRO, W. VA. 755-9035 197 COMPLIMENTS OF KANAWHA COUNTY AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION C. 0. Motors, Inc. General Truck Sales Corp. Rollyson Motors, Inc. Capitol Chrysler-Plymouth Inc. Joe Holland Chevrolet, Inc. Royal Oldsmobile Co. Frank Criniti Volkswagen, Inc. Mountaineer Datsun, Inc. Harvey Shreve Ford, Inc. Jay Dunivan Cadillac, Inc. Park Pontiac, Inc. Surface Chevrolet, Inc. Tag Galyean American Motors, Inc. Patrick Plaza Dodge, Inc. Village Sales Service, Inc. Tag Galyean Chevrolet, Inc. Raines Lincoln-Mercury, Inc. Bert Wolfe Ford, Inc. Tag Galyean Imports, Inc. Rhodes-St. Clair Buick, Inc. Compliments of HIGHEST STANDARDS OF PROFESSIONAL SERVICE NRC NITRO REALTY COMPANY, INC. GENERAL REAL ESTATE K. K. Pauley Certified Appraiser r 'r «MW 755-4388 FROM A FRIEND 198 VENTURE LANES Compliments of: VALLEY BELL Robin as part-time employee demonstrating a custom hairpiece to our client CUSTOM HAIRPIECES Designers Manufacturers Representative of Men’s Hairpieces Frontal Crown f illers Wigs • 100% Human Hair •Custom Made Individually Designed •Hair Trims-Clcan Style Block • Standard Colors in Stock • Complete Line of Hair Piece Supplies • Private Booths 343-7133 By Appointment J. M. Summers Stylist Owner 910 Quarrier Room 4 20 DAVIDSON BLDG. HARVEY'S MEN 199 WINKS Discount Store See Winks for your clothing, sporting goods, hardware, houseware, toys, fishing tackle, and paints Cross Lanes 776-4661 PATRONS Don’s Barber Shop Glover’s Carpets Crank’s Union 76 Robinson’s Pharmacy Casto Hardware Brooks Brubaker Mr. Mrs. Larry Potts Hobby Shop Kanawha Valley Leader Donut House Mr. Mrs. Benjamin M. Workman Mr. Mrs. A. C. Rhodes Jo Mar Pet Shop Haddad’s Donovan R. Meadows Capital Industrial Savings Loan Co. Embces Mr. Mrs. Grady Zickafoose Kanawha Brick Block Co. Mr. John Arthur Mr. Mrs. H. L. Cooper Mr. Mrs. E. F. Pioch Mr. Mrs. F. Stewart Mr. Mrs. Robert L. McVicker Mr. Mrs. R. Smith Mr. Mrs. J. D. Cavender Mrs. Hope Miller Mr. B. Estep Mrs. A. J. Brown Mr. Mrs. D. L. Brown Mr. Mrs. Allen THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT 200 «63 ‘ • ■_ v 2 .L . :v- ' w v A.s - •: v u, ; :va i£V . V: .i •' v J-N .CT c r .• . •i -. ? iSgi ; VVV V •- r 'V vv .'-•v • '« v A :.v - v V' • V V vVv ri'vx;; � • Wf s‘ , . V- f ■ - v. 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