Williamstown High School - Wilhishan Yearbook (Williamstown, WV)

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1 1 4 FACULTY Mrs. Alice Jackson Mr. Jack Jones Mr. Anthony Lafferty Mr. Ron Lathey Mrs. Ruth Mayo Mrs. Shirley Morey Miss Linda Parsons Mr. Robert Pickens Mr. Noah Rickman Mr. Howard Rowsey Mr. Fred Sauro Mrs. Cathy See .,. 1, 14 :Q nj' l i Vg, Q5-gi: ,- A . , ' f K - A . . 4, f' . ': I 225 ---i ffl I . '. ' a ' -T iki M . a 1 W . E ly N F jg f 'Wt-Q .fir 'A 'fl V, Q ,. I? ,Ak .1 : X ., V K H WM. I ff 11, V' ? f 'S M' 'iii' '-af .. ? WW214I?5?,. 4-f 1 '..1 1315 ' f ju A , , iic XW 3 fr Q ' f ' -- fr f 1 tis I .k,. :H IQ: ,,..,.., . ,, V' -it ' V. - :-s r we f ,, if SN ,ir 5 . 5 3 ff fl -l 3 ' Mrs. Mildred Short Mr. Terry Smith Mrs. Susan Stead Miss Mary Ann Slepek Mrs. Neva Swartz Mr. Lem Tschappat ' r-, ryr, M M 4 . 2 th at i g i ' Mrs. Debbie Tipper Mr. Roy White Wzft.: ' 1' f, Y fx g -1 'Q7 f 3 ' ' W :gf-f, ,- J a ff Wi Q v A A 1 -e .1 V... W C -4 .Aa we 1 gs W 'V E' 41 ' if Af' vi f 4, F gi f any vu J v iilllllfyl. 'W ?f 16' 4 X 1 ' ,. f ' 97 in or -ff 'f H i f?Tl,.f ? Q,f.,, I 1 , 'f ,z 1 , 1 - Q W 1 , 'H w is , iff 4 vifggfwffw iw fihff ' , A ' 'JET' 4' A ll N. gr j --5 fy, ,, . M ,fame ,- W A 7 1 J 20 f' E w 'V ffl .nf i 0' , F, 74 f 2 1, . -4 Q z 1 f ra Mrs. Carron Wilfong at O wi A' J 544' www a.. -my ,112 I

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Y 531 . at f .F1 7 4 N? . ., .ll VV r 5535 ft 'N he il we 2 ' r :sr.:.-sam fy .1 n at t X sa '5 is Q - PS,-K ' re. K,... E x . R S . K? N, i 1-mit e . Q a x 1 , te ri Q X X -1 ef ' 2 Q Mr. Scott Bookman KW: ' . Mr. David Burton 5 W , ,.Lkr 3 I K 3. V I , 5 Mrs. Patricia Colangeli .Y ' S, Va. Miss Patricia Cooper t 2 Mr. Howard Daughtery Mr. Ray Davidson Mrs. Sue Dorsey Mr. Albert Gardener ' a fflii, . i Ss! , . i.t , ' 5 Mrs. Randy Garrett ek . A A Mrs. Celia Cerlach tie rf gag: f A Zi E i I , te., g Mrs. JoAnne Givens Mrs. Martha Guinn Picture . Mrs. Joanne Hodges Mrs. Margaret Huggins X11 r it i fig WHS,,has gainedgmany over gi Ili. the snminer andrialong with them' three S 1t,i'.il faculty rnembers. - Mrs. Randy Garrett taught herfhfrom 1973 to 1976. ,Slieiretired...temporarily to have her '. son Matti ir.. After 10.years away 'fshe rettifried thisfiyear toiteach senior English. Mrs Garrett says she likes teaching at WHS as, e.1ji1g,1ch remembekredggrg , K, fjgfggjc.-., , 'fii,MTS. Siisan Stezid, a 1973 WHS grad taught English at Ripley and Franklin after graduating at Glenville State-College. After a few yearsf-off and 'adding twoljboys toher ,family MrS3'4Steadffsubstituted for two years. Thisyear she began teaching junior, T 4 J 1 1 1 4 4 English. She says WHS is an excellent. school with excellent 5ltlld8I1l3S.iii ,rit , Finally, anether' graduate has rettifned tow teach here. Mrsp Sharon Sheridan, tclass of 673 has been af librarian at Warren Parkersburgilatholicg' VanDevenderQ3.1fEand W1lliamstown3ffElemen4 taryuglltfteri 15iyears as 't a librarian Mrs. Sheridan says lm just in love with my job with arms flailing and teaching,here' is like coming horneyagaiiniy V Tiff? WILHISHAN 1 1 3

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Miss Linda Pracht K Mrs. Darlene Ralph .At Mrs. Ellen Reed E K sis.-If-L J 1 R . ,Q - . 1 m q.. A I Xl . ev a . l L ' :iz I-1 Yr -4 R, .L is if ' 5 5 ff it if . . -,,Lf:igg,rgg,Ql . Wi' ,. as We see.. ., .. ,, 'it s ' .,w.f,,,, is .',. ,, A 5- JS, ' , . A .3 -fs. K gk 5 Mrs. Sharon Sheridan . -Vg. FLYIYG Fill! FUN Teachin art every day isn't all Mr. Randy Dillon likes to do. Ever since he was a kid, he dreamed about flying. He would go to the airport as a kid and just watch planes land and take-off. But due to college sports, he never had the time or money to take lessons. About eight years ago he began making his dreams come true. He started tak- ing lessons at the Wood County Airport under the instruction of Jean Picker- ing. After only a year of lessons, he received his license, at last fulfilling his childhood dreams. Todaiv he goes out up to three times a month depending on the weather and his time sc edu e. Most of the time he flies a Cessna 150 single engine, 2-passenger Blane. Since he has been flying, he has flown a Piper Warrior and a twin-engine arron. He enjoys flying over mountains during the Fall or right after a snow. One might think flying wouldn't be very difficult, but it takes a great deal of concentration, quick thinking in split-second situations, and coordination. Fly- ing is a continuous learning process, said Mr. Dillon. You learn something everyday. It gives me a feeling of accomplishment and I just like the feeling of freedom.