Barnesville High School - Senrab Yearbook (Barnesville, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 172 of the 1969 volume:

DEDICATION The staff dedicates this golden anniversary edition of the Senrab to Ethel May Gasper, one of four graduates of the Class of 1919 still living in Barnes- ville. We thank her for all the assistance she gave in the planning of this book. RAB BARNESVILLE HIGH SCHOOL BARNESVILLE, OHIO VOLUME 50 . Judging the Future by the Past i I Public school which stood in middle of block facing Church Street until 1940. Barnesville High School today, completed in 1905. 2 High school in 1926, when school block was comprised of three separate buildings: old public school, junior high, and the high school which was erected in 1925 at corner of Church and Gardner Streets. High school of tomorrow in the making to be completed in 1969. The new high school will include an auditorium seating 550, a students publications room, a foreign language laboratory, three science labs, and an audio visual center. 3 1969 graduates look forward to wearing caps and gowns. High school students of 50 years ago pose on east lawn of high school. 1919 graduates were the first to Isobel Stewart Wheaton (right) and a group of Girl Reserves, now known as wear caps and gowns such as this. Y-Teens. 4 1969 Mary Reynolds, Vicki Hartley, Patty Hall, Se- niors. Energetic athletes of today at Barnesville Memorial Park. 1916 Betty Cassells Stein, Kath erine Worthington White, Seniors; Helen Sheppard Edgar, Marjorie Stevens McClelland, Juniors. Have the styles changed much in 50 years? The Buckeye Athletic Club 60 years ago posed in front of the grandstand at the fairgrounds which is now the Memorial Park at Barnesville. 5 The depot a number of years ago, vitally important to the community, presents a busy scene. 6 Bill Froehlich and Patty Brown, Seniors, admire a 1969 sports car with the mod top. Recalling a sport of yesteryear not often enjoyed today. Sports car of 1930 vintage at Fall Fair 1968. Shoe factory on South Gardner which was later the Barnesville manufacturing Co. Enterprise Staff of 1969 puts machine-set type in galleys. Publishing the Enterprise in the 20's was done with hand-set type. 8 Jonathan Logan plant, taken over in 1961, now employs 300. 9 10 Varsity football squad prepares for big homecoming game with Cadiz. Concentration! That's what Tom Claugus and Denny Hunkier demonstrate in Chemistry lab. 12 13 Parlez-vous fran ais, Vicki? Here's some swingin' kids 1 yra Hanlon and lorn Timmons enjoy the great outdoors in a Peggy Plumly sparks enthusiasm at the 20th scenic spot overlooking the stadium. annual bonfire. 14 Street Scene at Annual Fall Fair Let's go wading; it's really cool, says Bruce Jefferis to Connie Long. 15 Measure it! Mr. Obusek instructs Bill Hickenbot- tom. 16 The Scholar Friendly discussion before General English class in Pine room. Janet Nagy concentrates on threading a needle in Home Ec. Students waiting for the 8:20 bell. 17 1. Helen Anderson reaches high for a book in the library. 2. Randy Ciesey in one of his more serious moments. 3. Jim Ferguson comments, When those janitors clean up they REALLY clean up! 4. The Monday morning blahs at 8:45. 4 18 1. Boys gathered on the rail- ing, a common sight during noon hour. 2. Students line up in high school office to obtain excused absence slips from Mrs. Wheat- ley. 1 4 3. Marylou Huff, Bill Finch, and Brent Hunt in chemistry lab. 4. Won't that 3:30 bell ever ring? asks Sally Moreland. 19 Vicki Thompson rendering Across the Field, popular band number. Mrs. Kinney instructs fifth period Comp, class. 20 Atop the monkey bars on the school playground. Typing II class strives to make perfect copies. 21 Mrs. Lynn, new on the staff this year, monitors all study halls. Kay Turner receives the absence list while other students wait to make special requests. We all know money doesn't grow on trees, but Sheila Anderson seems to think so. Leland Johnson loaded down with books and bricks finds initiation for Varsity B quite heavy . 22 Mr. Lemasters and Jeff Young exchange pleasantries. A glimpse into a classroom reveals Sieglinda Neuhart, Ronnie McLaughlin, Mary Lou Kaiser, and Cathy Hughes. 23 Mr. Wykle expounds on Viet Nam and latest developments in the Paris Peace Conference. 24 Students wait in line between classes for a refreshing drink. 25 Tom Wehr and Tom Brill lean out from study hall above while Stephen Boulet and Denny Thompson peer out from windows of room 105. 26 Y-Teeners take time out to pose for picture at annual hike. 27 (right) Couples dominate the halls during the noon hour, (below) The Supremes ? 28 Hi-Y members, Mike Lucas and Tom Johnson distribute the Enterprise each Thursday. Jeanie Mercer proves her bubble blowing ability to Claudette Mako. (above) Brenda Lucas exclaims, OK, who did it! ? 29 (left) Barry Betts, focuses in. ADMINISTRATION ADMINISTRATION ADMINI STRATION Mrs. McKenzie admonishes, Neatness is most important! Now look at her desk! Papa Bonvenuto and David, his new little Bamesville booster. Bill Finch, first in Bel- mont County in the Ohio History Test, prepares for state competition with Mr. Wykle's encourage- ment. Administration, Counselors Keep Pace Mr. Wright believes the public school has the responsibility of serving all young people--the gifted, the average, and the less academ- ically talented. In order to ac- complish this, the school must employ the services of the most dedicated and wisest talents avail- able. This can only be done when there is unity of purpose between the citizens of the school district and the administration. Past support of education has been encouraging, but this is only a beginning. Continued improve- ment is a must. Mr. Bonvenuto states that our educational program today has seen vast changes since the first Senrab was published in 1919 and will con- tinue to see new horizons in the future. It has been a pleasure for me to be associated with the Barnesville school system . The faculty, student body, and community have been most cooperative in maintaining pride within its school and providing our students with the best education possible. It is our desire to con- tinue to maintain these high educa- tional standards. Mr. James Wright, School Superintendent Mr. Fred Bonvenuto in his fourth year as high school principal. Well known to B.H.S. students is the guidance counselor and athletic director, Mr. Roger Sowers. His main responsibili- ties as a counselor are assisting the stu- dents in the making of wise educational and vocational choices, and in helping the stu- dent to better understand himself. Mr. Sowers states that each year the students are becoming more receptive to the guid- ance program. As athletic director, Mr. Sowers is in charge of coordinating the total athletic program. 32 Mr. Roger Sowers, Guidance Counselor, Athletic Director. with Ever-Changing Trends Robert W. Morledge, Elementary Principal Federal funding for educational programs and the rapid changes tak- ing place in our society have created a need for innovations within our schools. During the past year Barnesville utilized approximately $50,000.00 of Federal funds for a number of worth-while programs. During this year three curricu- lum areas have been receiving at- tention from the staff so that stu- dents and teachers have enjoyed new science units, books, and supplies which reflect up-to-date objectives, content, and philosophy. All industry has some sort of product that is known and identified by the community and the nation. The High School Graduate” is the finished product of the Educational Industry , as far as the public school is concerned. This is the representative that reflects the quality of the educational factory that produced him. Therefore, we not only strive to supply the best academic program that we can, but also strive for training in good citizenship and thoughtfulness toward others. School Board Members Include, FRONT: Dr. James G. McClure, President; and Mr. William Doudna, Vice President. BACK ROW: Mr. William Chaney, Mr. Richard Courim, and Mr. Roy Cozad. History Students Have Mock Election Mr. Wykle gives the advantages and disadvantages of Electoral College. Mr. Charles W. Wykle Berea College, B.A. U.S. History, Soci- ology, and Eco- nomics, National Honor Society advisor. Mr. Everett Red Rigel Kent State Uni- versity, B.S., West Virginia University, M.A. World Geography, General Science, and World History, Head Basketball Coach. Mr. Rigel, at ease, as he teaches in his citizenship class. Oh, I wish that bell would ring! thinks Mr. Nichols. Students Develop Skills in Math, Science Boys do the odds; girls do the evens on page 101. Rate of reaction in- terests students in Mr. Suiter's class. Mrs. Margaret R. Me Kenzie Indiana State Uni- versity, B.S. Algebra I and II, Senrab advisor. Mr. Ralph D. Suiter West Virginia Uni- versity Physics, Chemistry I, II, Future Teachers advisor, Adult Basic Educa- tion. Mr. James O'Brady Ohio University Geometry, Math I, and Advanced Math. Mr. Robert Griffin Ohio State, B.S. Biology and Earth and Space Science Mr. O'Grady instructs Math I class. Mr. Griffin aids students in laboratory technique. Composition and Literature Emphasized Miss Deaver in her last year at B.H.S. Mr. Carissimi cor- rects Peggy Atkin- son's composition. Miss Winifred Deaver Muskingum Col- lege, B.S., Uni- versity of Pitts- burg, M. Litt. English and American literature. Mr. Thomas Carissimi College of Steu- benville, B.S. English and Com- position. Mrs. Briggs talks on 1968 presidential election. Mrs. Mary W. Kinney Fairmont State College,A.B., West Virginia University, B.M. English, Speech, and Composition, Y-Teen advisor. Mrs. Sarajane Briggs Bowling Green State Univer- sity, B.S. General English. Mrs. Kinney instructs students on diagraming sentences. 36 French, Spanish Reveal Foreign Culture Mrs. Vera Galvez Eastern Nazarene College Spanish I and Spanish II, Spanish Club advisor. Mrs. Lucille Betts Muskingum Col- lege, A.B. French I, II, and III, Head librarian, French club advi- sor, Shamrock ad- visor. Mrs. Galvez enjoys teaching Spanish II classes. Mrs. Betts writes French sentences on the board for 6th period French II class. 37 Business Students Learn Basic Procedures Team Effort Stressed in Phys. Ed. m 1 f Mr. Howard G. Lemasters West Liberty, A.B., University of Pittsburgh, M.Ed. Typing I, Short- hand I, Bookkeep- ing, and General Business. Mr. David Kovalick West Liberty, A.B. Physical Education and Health, Re- serve Football Coach, Basketball Coach, Head Wrestling Coach, and Varsity B ad- Mrs. Agnes Timmons Dennison Uni- versity, B.A. Physical Education and Health, G.A.A. and Cheerleading advisor. Mr. Kovalick gives the fine points of a game in Phys. Ed. Mr. Lemasters is pleased with Mary Stan- ley's work. Mrs. Timmons employs the aid of Herman in health class. Mrs. Theresa J. Lemasters West Liberty, A.B., University of Pitts- burgh, M.Ed. Typing I and II, Shorthand II, Clerical Training, and Busi- ness English. Eyes on the copy! cautions Mrs. Lemas ters. Vo-Ag. Teaches Good Agricultural Skills Miss Mary Gibson Muskingum Col- lege, B.S. Home Economics, F.H.A. advisor. Larry W. Mott Iowa State, B.S. Vocational Agri- culture, F.F.A. advisor. Mr. James C. Clay Ohio State, B.S. Vocational Agricul- ture, F.F.A. advi- sor. Miss Gibson mans the projector in Home Ec. III. Mrs. Helen Bunfill Marshall University, B.A. Home Economics I and IV, F.H.A. advisor. Mr. Mott prepares to take groups of F.F.A. boys to the rifle range for sharp shooting. Music Students Appreciate Fine Arts 1 Mr. Richard Shoemaker Kings College, B.S., Indiana University of Pennsylvania, M.Ed. Vocal Music and Chorus advisor. Miss Marilyn Parker Moorehead State University, B.M.E. Instrumental Music and Band advisor. Sing along with Mr. Shoemaker. Straighten those lines! yells Miss Parker. 40 Students Reveal Talent in Art and Shop Mr. Kenneth Moore Ohio University, B.S. Drivers' Education. Mr. Moore points out to Mike Grubb some facts from the Belmont County ac cident spot map. Good Techniques Learned in Drivers Ed. Mr. Obusek insists on the wearing of safety devices around all machinery. Mr. Francis Obusek Penn State, B.S. Industrial Arts. Mrs. Lucille Dyrdek Ohio Weslyan Uni- versity, B.F.A. Art. Mrs. Dyrdek commends Brenda Merritt on her Pan cake Day poster. 41 Non-Certified Personnel Benefit Barnesville Students Nurse, Mrs. Rita Cranston with grade school students. Secretaries: Mrs. Mary Brown, Mrs. Dorcas Greenwood, and Mrs. Carol Swallie. High School secretary, Mrs. Doris Wheatley. Mr. Robert Brown, high school attendance officer. Janitors: Mr. John Thomas, Mr. Norman Carter, Mr. John Price, Mr. George Hillard. Cooks: Mrs. Mary Campbell, Mrs. Mary Delaney, Mrs. Lela Gray, Mrs. Florence Fitzpatrick. Bus Drivers: Dallas Adkins, George Finch, John Price, Earl Delaney, George Warfield, Chester Doudna, Harry Skinner, Roy Steele, Everett Clift, Hagar Myers. KNEELING: Myron Ackerman, Robert Brown, Jim Kimble. SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS Senior Class Officers (from bottom): Bill Froehlich, treasurer; Denny Hunkier, secretary; Bill Mann, vice president; Tom Claugus, president. SENIORS The Senior Class of 1969 was a class of participation, desire, and achievement. In the rank and file of past school years there has been no class that has participated more strongly in as many activities as the Class of '69. The cheerleading, chorus, band, clubs, and athletic teams were dominated by Seniors. During their participa- tion in these activities the 69ers displayed the desire which made them successful in their every endeavor. They were not content being also-rans, but made their pres- ence felt, gaining respect from both their critics and competitors. Achievement has been the watch word for the Senior Class. This has been exemplified by their fine scholastic averages, athletic records, and successful activities. This participation, desire, and achievement also makes the Class of '69 a class of promise. With the talent and desire, possessed by the members of this class, the future holds no limit as to the range or magnitude of their accomplishments. JOSEPH DALE ATKINSON STEVEN WAYNE BISSELL PATRICIA SUE BROWN RUSSA DEE BURDETTE KAREN SUE BURKHEAD MARDELL LYNNE CALDER JANET EILEEN CARPENTER LEONARD DEAN CARPENTER 3W 46 Bill Finch and Jerry Jones represent Barnes- ville High School in a debate against Union Local. REBECCA SUE CARPENTER THOMAS ARTHUR CARPENTER WILLIAM CHRIS CARPENTER THOMAS EUGENE CLAUGUS STEPHEN FRANKLIN COURIM PATRICIA ANN COZAD THOMAS KEVIN CRANSTON DONALD ARTHUR DEAL 47 SENIORS ROBERT DALE DETLING Sunshine and smiles: Linda Me Cracken and Jerry Price. HARLEY P. DeVINE S. MICHAEL DEVITT BURTON MARSHALL DOUDNA BONNIE MAE DRAKE DENNIS LEE EDDY JAMES BRENT FERGUSON 48 WILLIAM DETLING FINCH MARY KAY FISHER GARY WAYNE FOGLE C. THOMAS FOREMAN JEFFREY LYNN FRASHER SHIRLEY ANN FRASHER SENIORS ROBERT MICHAEL FROEHLICH Claudine Morgan and Debbie Travis try to listen in on Diane Travis's telephone con- versation. WILLIAM F. FROEHLICH, JR. DIANE LOUISE GEIGER RANDY HERBERT GIESEY GARY LEE HALL PATRICIA LEE HALL TYRA LEE HANLON 50 First period civics class students give their full attention to Mr. Nichols. JILL ANNE HANSE RITA JANE HARP VICKI JEAN HARTLEY LONNIE BRENT HASTINGS CALVIN JAY HICKENBOTTOM THOMAS JOSEPH HOLLINGSWORTH LARRY DEE HOUSE 51 SENIORS CATHERINE JOANNE HOWELL MARY LOU HUFF RICHARD PAUL HUGHES Eating: Kris Zellers and Chris Peddicord. BRENT DOUGLAS HUNT JOHN DAVID JOHNSON LELAND SCOTT JOHNSON Sleeping: Leonard Carpenter JAMES LAWRENCE LEACH CONNIE JO LONG HARRY ROBERT LONG 53 SENIORS DANA MAE LUCAS MICHAEL ALAN LUCAS ROGER LYNN McBRIDE DANIEL MICHAEL McCORT VICKI SUE McCORT RANDY EARL McCRACKEN JOYCE MARIE McENDREE FREEDA ANN MANKIN 54 WILLIAM EUGENE MANN DENNIS LEE MARTIN DONALD EUGENE MAY ROBERT FRANKLIN MESSENGER RICHARD WAYNE NEPTUNE RUDY S. NEUHART JOYCE ANN OUTLAND GEORGE C. PEDDICORD ALAN BRENT PHILLIPS PEGGY SUE PLUMLY JERRY E. PRICE MARY MARTHA REYNOLDS 55 SENIORS Cheerleader Sally Johnson shows much enthusi- asm at football game against Shadyside. ROBIN LEE RITCHIE JERRY DALE ROBB RONALD EUGENE ROBB ALAN PATRICK ROSS MAUREEN ANNE SAMPSON GARY LEE SHAFER 56 NORMA JEAN SCHUMACHER RALPH SELLERS JOSEPH EARLSHIPE 57 Confidences along with lunch: Robin Ritchie, Kathy West, Shirley Frasher, and Patty Brown. SENIORS RONNIE LOU STARR CAROL JEAN STEPHENS BARBARA JO STOTTLER CHERYL DIANE SWALLIE WILLIAM A. SWALLIE Right foot on red . . . REBECCA JANE THOMAS MARY I. THORNTON 58 DIANA LOUISE TRAVIS ROBERT SYDNEY TRUEX Candy stripers, such as Joyce Outland and Jill Hanse, devote their spare time working at the hospital. VERNINA KAY TURNER DONNA JEAN TURVEY MANUEL REED TYCHONSKI LINDA KAY VAN FOSSEN 59 HAROLD LEE VERMILLION SENIORS Rev. Hilliard, with the help of some students from the FFA and FHA, made our Thanksgiving assembly a very enjoyable one. BRUCE EDWIN WADE LINDA LOU WADE KATHY ANN WEST HAROLD EDWARD WHEELER JENNIFER LEE WILLIAMS 60 TIMOTHY LYNN WILSON KRIS KEITH ZELLERS ATKINSON, JOE Football 1; Football Manager 2,3,4; Key Club 1,2,3,4; Hi-Y 1; Varsity B 3,4; Basketball Manager 1; Track Manager 1. BISSELL, STEVE Hi-Y 1,2,3; Projection Club 1,2; Base- ball Manager 1,2,4; Varsity B 3,4; Football Manager 1; Football 2; Wrestling 1,2; Manager 4; Class Play 3; Track 1,3,4. BROWN, PATTY Band 1,2,3,4; Majorette 2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Officer 3; Y-Teens 1,2,3,4; Cabinet 2,4; FHA 1,2,3,4; Officer 4; Scholarship Team 2; Inter-class Play Staff 1; Class Play 3; Homecoming Candidate 4; Sweet- heart Candidate 3; May Day Attendant 3; Shamrock Staff 3,4; Senrab Staff 4; Student Council 3; NHS 4. BURDETTE, RUSSA FHA 1,2,3,4; CAA 1,2,3,4; Y- Teens 1,2,3,4; Inter-class Play 1; Band 1,2,3,4; Major- ette 2,3,4; Class Play 4. BURKHEAD, KAREN CALDER, LYNNE Band 1,2; District Contest 2; Pep Band 1,2; Dance Band 1,2; Chorus 1,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Y- Teens 1,2; FTA 2,3,4; Senrab Staff 4; Y-Teen Minstrel 1; Class Play Staff 4. CARPENTER, BERNARD CARPENTER, JANET GAA 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4; Ele- mentary Office Assistant. CARPENTER, LEONARD FFA 1,2,3,4; NRA Safety Shoot. CARPENTER, BECKY NHS 3,4; Officer 4; Senrab Staff 2,3,4; Editor 4; Latin Club 1,2; Officer 1; Girls' State Delegate 3; Class Officer 1; GAA 1,2,3,4; Officer 4; Y- Teens 1,2,3,4; Officer 3; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Scholar- ship Team 1,2,3; Class Play 3; Class Play Staff 4; Inter- class Play 1; Sweetheart Queen 3; Homecoming Queen 4; Fall Fair Queen 4; May Day Attendant 2; Fireman's Queen Candidate 1; Art Club 4; Senior Student Advisor 4; French Club 4. CARPENTER, TOM Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,4; Baseball 2; Track 1; Hi-Y 1,2,3,4; Officer 4. CARPENTER, CHRIS FTA 1,2,3,4; Football Manager 2; Class Plays 3,4; French Club 4. CLAUGUS, TOM Football 1,3,4; Co-Captain 4; Basket- ball 1,2; Track 3,4; Key Club 1,2,3,4; Officer 4; Stu- dent Council 2,3,4; Officer 4; Varsity B 3,4; Officer 4; NHS 3,4; Officer 4; Latin Club 1,2; Scholarship Team 1,2,3; Student Representative to Athletic Council 4; Class Officer 1,4. COURIM, STEVE COZAD, PATTI Y-Teens 1,2,3,4; Cabinet 2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Majorette 1,2,3,4; Librarian 2,3; Latin Club 1. CRANSTON, TOM Wrestling 1; Football 1,2; Latin Club 1,2; Hi-Y 4. DEAL, DON Projection Club 2. DETLING, BOB Football 1,2,3,4; All Southeastern Ohio 4; Honorable Mention, All State 4; Track 3,4; Wrestling 1,2; Class Plays 3,4; Varsity B 3,4; Hi-Y 1,2,3,4; Li- brarian 4. DEVINE, HARLEY Projection Club 1,2; Wrestling 2. DEVITT, MIKE Class Plays 3,4; Football 1. DOUDNA, BURTON Hi-Y 3,4; Track 1; Projection Club 1. DRAKE, BONNIE GAA 2,3,4. EDDY, DENNIS Projection Club 1,2. FERGUSON, JIM Hi-Y 1,2,3,4; Officer 4; FTA 3,4; Band 1,2,3; Chorus 2,3,4; Class Play Staffs 3,4; State Science Fair 3; Latin Club 1,2. FINCH, BILL Band 1,2,3,4; Council 2; Officer 4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Key Club 1,2,3,4; Officer 4; Hi-Y 1; FTA 2,3,4; Officer 4; Prince of Peace Contest 1; Inter-class Play 1; Class Plays 3,4; Scholarship Team 2,3; Sham- rock Staff 3,4; Senrab Staff 2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2; French Club 4; Librarian 3,4; World Affairs Institute 3; NHS 4; Ohio History Test, County Winner 4. FISHER, KAY GAA 1,2,3,4; FHA 1; Latin Club 1,2; Officer 2; Class Play Staff 3,4; Senrab Staff 4; French Club 4; Scholarship Team 1; FTA 3,4; NHS 4; Art Club 4; Officer 4. FOGLE, GARY FFA 1,2,3,4; Football 1. FOREMAN, TOM Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Key Club 1,2,3,4; Varsity B 2,3,4; Latin Club 1; French Club 4; Senrab Staff 4. FRANKS, CHARLIE Projection Club 1,2; Track 4. FRASHER, JEFF Hi-Y 1,2,3,4; Officer 4; FFA 1,2,3,4; Officer 1,2; Wrestling 2,3,4; Parliamentary Procedure 1,2. FRASHER, SHIRLEY FHA 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; FTA 2,3,4; Y-Teens 1; Class Play 4. FROEHLICH, BOB Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 3,4; Bas- ketball 1,2; Varsity B 4; Spanish Club 3; Chorus 1. FROEHLICH, BILL Football 1,2,3,4; Co-Captain 4; Bas- ketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Track 1; Latin Club 1,2; Class Officer 1,3,4; Varsity B 3,4; Officer 4. GEIGER, DIANE FHA 1,2,3,4; Cabinet 3,4; GAA 1,2, 3,4; Y-Teens 3. GIBBONS, BILL GIESEY, RANDY Basketball 1; Student Council 1,4; Officer 4; Latin Club 1,2; Key Club 1,2,3,4; Officer 3; Scholarship Team 1,2,3; NMSQT Commended Student 3; Inter-class Play 1; Class Officer 2,3; Baseball 2,3,4; NHS 3,4; Officer 4; French Club 4. HALL, GARY Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,4; Wrestling 2; Key Club 1,2,3,4; Hi-Y 1; Varsity B 3,4; Librarian 4; French Club 4; Track 1; Baseball 2,3,4. HALL, PATTY Latin Club 1; Y-Teens 1,3,4; Officer 4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Class Plays 3,4. HANLON, TYRA GAA 1,2,3,4; Officer 4; FHA 1,2,3,4; Officer 2,3,4; Y-Teens 1,2,3,4; Officer 2; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2; Student Council 2,3,4; Officer 3,4; Fireman's Queen Candidate 1; Homecoming Candidate 4; Class Plays 3,4; Senrab Staff 3,4. HANSE, JILL GAA 2,3,4; Y-Teens 1,2,3,4; Officer 4; Latin Club 1,2; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Council 3,4; Class Plays 3,4. HARP, RITA JANE FHA 1,2,3,4; Class Play soloist 3; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Chorus Librarian 4; Assistant Art Helper 4. HARTLEY, VICKI Band 1,2,3,4; Y-Teens 1,2,3,4; Cabinet 1,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Officer 3; NHS 3,4; Band Council Representative 1,2; Class Plays 3,4; FTA 1,2, 3,4; Officer 3; Shamrock Staff 3,4; Librarian 1,2,3; Band Ensemble 2,3. HASTINGS, LONNIE Class Play 3; Wrestling 2; Football Manager 1; Hi-Y; Projection Club. HICKENBOTTOM, CALVIN HOLLINGSWORTH, TOM Kay Club 1,2,3,4; Officer 4; Latin Club 1,2; Officer 2; Spanish Club 3,4; Scholarship Team 2,3; Class Play 3; Class Officer 2; Senrab Staff 4; Shamrock Staff 3,4; Student Council 1,3; Football 1. HOUSE, LARRY Band 1,2,3,4; Representative 2; Offi- cer 3; Student Director 4; FTA 2,3,4; Officer 3; Key Club 1,2,3,4; Officer 2,3,4; Senrab Staff 2,3,4; NHS 3,4; French Club 4; Officer 4; Pep Band 2,3,4; Boys' State Delegate 3; All Ohio Boys' Band 3; Shamrock Staff 3,4; Class Plays 3,4; Student Council 3; Librarian 2,3,4. HOWELL, CATHY FHA 1,2,3,4; Student Council Alter- nate 3; Y-Teens 1,2,3,4; Officer 2,4; Spanish Club 3; GAA 1,2,3,4; Shamrock Staff 3,4; Librarian 4; Office Assistant 4; Band 1,2; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Reserve Head 2; Senrab Staff 4; Homecoming Candidate 4; Sweetheart Candidate 2; Class Plays 3,4. HUFF, MARYLOU Band 1,2,3,4; Majorette 4; Y-Teens 1,2; GAA 1,2,3,4; FTA 3,4; French Club 4; Officer 4; Pep Band 1,2; Senrab Staff 4; Band Council 4; NHS 4. HUGHES, DICK Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2; Varsity B 3,4. HUNKLER, DENNY Class Officer 1,3,4; Student Coun- cil 2; Latin Club 1,2. HUNKLER, PEGGY Y-Teens 1,2,3,4; Officer 2,4; GAA 2,3,4; NHS 3,4; Officer 4; Class Officer 3; Class Play Staff 3,4; Senrab Staff 4; Shamrock Staff 3; Latin Club 1,2; French Club 4; Scholarship Team 1,3; Student 62 Council 1. HUNT, BRENT Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2; French Club 4; Shamrock Staff 4; Librarian 4; Student Council 4; Scholarship Team 1,2,3; Class Plays 3,4; Key Club 1,2,3,4; NHS 4. JOHNSON, JOHN Hi-Y 1; Projection Club 2; Varsity B 2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Class Plays 3,4; Librarian 4; Football Manager 1; Wrestling Captain 4. JOHNSON, SALLY Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Captain 3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Interclass Play 1; Class Play 3; Y-Teens 1,2,3,4; Cabinet 3,4; Senrab Staff 2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Council 1,2,3; Latin Club 1,2; Spanish Club 3; Spanish Queen 3; Sweetheart Queen 2; May Day Attendant 1; Homecoming Queen Runner-up 4; Fireman's Queen Candidate 1. JONES, JERRY Varsity B 3,4; Chorus 3; Basketball 2, 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1; Baseball 3,4; French Club 4; Scholarship Team 3; Debate Team 4; Librarian 4. KEADLE, MARSHA CAA 3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4; Y-Teens 3,4; Class Play 3. KNOX, SUSAN Latin Club 1,2; GAA 2,3,4; Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Pep Club 2; Class Play Staff 3. LaCROIX, PAULA Band 1,2,3; Y-Teens 2,3,4; GAA 1,2, 3,4; FHA 4. LEACH, JIM Key Club 2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2; Chorus 2,3,4; Football 1,2; Football Manager 3,4; Class Play 3; Boys' State Alternate 3; Scholarship Team 1,2. LONG, CONNIE FHA 4; Student Council 4; Class Plays 3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Y-Teens 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Council 4. LONG, BOB Track 1,2,3,4; Football 1; Varsity B 3,4; Projection Club 1,2; Officer 2; Wrestling 2; Chorus 2, 3,4; Class Plays 3,4. LUCAS, DANA Y-teens 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,2, 3,4; Cabinet 3,4; Reserve Cheerleader 3; Student Coun- cil 3; Class Plays 3,4; May Day Queen 3; Homecoming Candidate 4. LUCAS, MIKE Basketball 1; Football 1; Class Play 3; Scholarship Team 2; Hi-Y 2,3,4; Officer 4; Shamrock Staff 3,4; Senrab Staff 4; NHS 4. McBRIDE, ROGER McCORT, MIKE Wrestling 3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Varsity B 4; Latin Club 1. McCORT, VICKI FHA 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Y-Teens 2,3; Glee Club 3; Chorus 4; Office Assistant 4. McCRACKEN, RANDY Football 1; Latin Club 1. McENDREE, JOYCE FHA 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1,2; Y-Teens 4. MANKIN, FREEDA FHA 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Y-Teens 1,2,3,4; Class Play Staff 4. MANN, BILL Hi-Y 1; Key Club 2,3,4; French Club 4; Varsity B 4; Student Council 4; Class Officer 2,3,4; Scholarship Team 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 2,3,4; Senrab Staff 4; NHS 4. MARTIN, DENNY Football 1; Wrestling Manager 1; Hi-Y 1,4; Wrestling 2; Projection Club 2; Librarian 4. MAY, DON MESSENGER, BOB FFA1,2,3,4. NEPTUNE, RICK FFA 2,3,4; Class Play Staff 3,4; Sign Shop 2,3,4; Senrab Staff 4; Art Club 4. NEUHART, RUDY FFA 2,3,4; Projection Club 1,2; Football 2; Baseball 3. OUTLAND, JOYCE GAA 1,2,3,4; Y-Teens 1,2,3,4; Cabinet 4; Latin Club 1,2; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 3,4; Class Play 3; Class Play Staff 4; Student Council Alter- nate 4; Office Assistant 4. PEDDICORD, CHRIS Football 1,2; Track 1. PHILLIPS, BRENT Scholarship Team 1,2; Key Club 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1; Latin Club 1,2; Football 2; Student Council 2. PLUMLY, PEGGY GAA 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4; Y-Teens 1,2,3,4; Class Play 4; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Homecoming Candidate 4. PRICE, JERRY Football 1; Wrestling 1,2; FFA 1,2,3,4; Hi-Y 1,2,3,4; Varsity B2. REYNOLDS, MARY Band 1,2,3; GAA 1,2,3,4; Y-Teens 1,4; FHA 1,2,3,4; Officer 3,4; Class Play 4. RITCHIE, ROBIN Band 1,2,3,4; Majorette 1,2,3,4; Head 4; FHA 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Y-Teens 1,2,3,4; Home- coming Queen Candidate 4; Sweetheart Candidate 1; Class Play 3; Class Play Staff 4; Intericlass Staff 1. ROBB, JERRY Key Club 2,3,4. ROBB, RONNIE Hi-Y 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 3,4. ROSS, PATRICK Spanish Club 1; Soccer League 1; Baseball 2; Football 3. SAMPSON, MAUREEN FHA 1,2,3,4; Cabinet 3; GAA 1,2,3,4; Y-Teens 1,2,3,4; Cabinet 2; Class Play 4; French Club 4. SCHAFER, GARY FFA 1,2,3,4; Football 1,3. SCHUMACHER, NORMA FHA 1,2,3,4; Officer 2,3,4; GAA 2,3,4; Student Council 2,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Officer 3,4; Class Plays 3,4; Office Assistant 4; NHS 4. SELLERS, RALPH Scholarship Team 2; Art Club 4. SHIPE, JOE Band 1,2,3,4; Ensemble 3,4; Pep Band 3,4; Chorus 2,4; FTA 1,2,3,4; Class Play 3; Data Processing at B C.U. 4. SHIPLEY, DARLA Band 1,2; Cheerleader 2,3; Class Plays 3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Y-Teens 2,3,4; FHA 4; Home- coming Candidate 4. SHOWALTER, WANDA CAA SKINNER, KATHI Band 1,2,3,4; Y-Teens 1,2,3,4; Of- ficer 3; GAA 1; Latin Club 1; Shamrock Staff 3,4; Homecoming Candidate 4; Chorus 2; Band Council 4. STARR, BONNIE Y-Teens 3; FHA 4; GAA 3,4. STARR, BONNIE Class Play Staff 3. STEPHENS, CAROL GAA 1,2,3,4; FTA 2,3,4; FHA 1, 2,3; Class Play 4; Art Club 4. STOTTLER, BARBARA FHA 1,2,3,4; GAA 2,3,4; Y- Teens 3,4; Office Assistant 4. STREET, ROY SWALLIE, CHERYL GAA 1,2; Y-Teens 1,2,3; Latin Club 1,2; Glee Club 3. SWALLIE, BILL Basketball Manager 2,3; Varsity B 3,4; Officer 4; Hi-Y 1,2,3. THOMAS, BECKY Y-Teens 1,2,3,4; Officer 2; GAA 2, 3,4; Shamrock Staff 3,4; Senrab Staff 4; FTA 1,2,3,4; NHS 3,4; Scholarship Team 1,2,3; Inter-class Play 1; Class Plays 3,4; French Club 4; Latin Club 1,2; Band 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1; Girls' State Delegate 3. THORNTON, MARY FHA 1. TRAVIS, DIANE FHA 1,2,3,4. TRUEX, BOB Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Cho- rus 3,4; Officer 4; Varsity B 3,4; Officer 4; Key Club 3,4; Class Plays 3,4. TURNER, KAY GAA 1,2,3,4; Y-Teens 2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2; French Club 3,4; Senrab Staff 4; Office As- sistant 4; FTA 1,2,3,4; Officer 2,3,4; Scholarship Team 1,2,3; Homecoming Candidate 4; Class Play Staff 3,4. TURVEY, DONNA TYCHONSKI, REED Basketball 1,2; Spanish Club 3; Latin Club 1; Class Play 3; Latin Club 2. VAN FOSSEN, LINDA FHA 1,2,3,4; Y-Teens 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4. VERMILLION, HAROLD WADE, BRUCE FFA 1,2,3,4. WADE, LINDA FHA 1,3,4. WEST, KATHY FHA 1,2,3,4; GAA 4; Chorus 3,4; Y- Teens 1. WHEELER, ED Class Play Staff 3,4; Hi-Y 1,2,3,4; Art Club 4. WILLIAMS, JENNY Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Y- Teens 1,2,3; GAA 1,2,3; FTA 1; Latin Club 1,2; Student Council 2; Band Council 3; Shamrock Staff 3; Art Club 4. WINLAND, IKE WILSON, TIM YAUS, MELINDA Latin Club 1; GAA 1,2,3,4. ZELLERS, KRIS Football 1,2; Hi-Y 1,2; Officer 2; Baseball 2,3; Basketball Manager 3,4; Scholarship Team 3; Wrestling Manager 2; Latin 1,2. 63 UNDERCLASSMEN UNDERCLASSMEN UNDERCLASSMEN Freshman Class officers: Mike Woods, Presi- dent; Debbie Bohandy, Secretary; Tami Sowers, Treasurer; Greg Jones, Vice President. Sophomore Class officers: Ed Cheffy, Vice Presi- dent; Brad Wilson, Treas- urer; Bob Burkhart, Sec- retary; Tom Hunkier, President. Junior Class officers: Cathy Campbell, Sec- retary; Tom Timmons, President; Tom Butler, Vice President; Jim Far- son, Treasurer. JUNIORS Ralph Adkins Helen Anderson Robert Anderson Shirley Anderson Teresa Anderson Jane Armstrong Marcia Bean Gary Beck Barbara Betts Connie Booth CLASS RINGS! THE PROM! GREAT PLAY! RUMMAGE SALES! BAKE SALES! SHOE SHINES! DANCES! A loyal, energetic, Junior class has ac- complished many tasks this year, work- ing together to present the Seniors with a tremendous prom and to provide funds for their senior activities. As flippant freshmen, they were afraid of what they might expect at their new location, but, they arose to the occasion. As stalwart Sophomores, they were able to find solutions to their problems more quickly. Then as jubilant Juniors, they were happy to be wearing the ring of B.H.S., happy in their plans for the prom, and delighted to present their Junior play. Now as they look forward to being stately Seniors, they eagerly anticipate the coming year--a year of dedication to classmates and school. David Briggs Tom Brill Rodney Brown Dick Bunting Larry Burghy Ed Bussell Tom Butler Cathy Campbell Sherry Carpenter Terry Castello Fred Claugus Debbie Clift Susie Cook Karen DePew David Detling William Diab 66 Mark Dietrich Clarence Doudna John Doudna Karen Drake Linda Dunlavy Linda Hanes Wanda Harper Betsy Hartley Brenda Hartley Mary Hasbrouck Kathy Hickenbottom Tony Householder Debbie Howell Rick Howiler Mike Hughes 67 JUNIORS Mike Keylor finds article in Time mag- azine interesting. Bruce Jefferis Tom Johnson Mike Keylor Sharon Kimble Patricia Kirk Paul Kirk James Leek Connie Long Terry Long Brenda Lucas Tonnie Lynn Todd Lynn Linda Mackey Jay Mayberry Mary McBride Don McCort Patti McConnell Linda McCracken Betty McGinnis Bradley McGlumphy Jeannie Mercer 68 Brenda Merritt Francis Miller Tom Miller Jeffrey Minder Patty Moore Vicki Moore Greg Moreland Claudine Morgan Gordon Morris Bruce Morrison Mary Murphy Charles Noland Becky Orr Harold Palmer Vicki Pfeffer JUNIORS Darrell Phillips Mark Plumly Rena Plumly Bobby Poult on Robert Powell Hughey Stephens Larry Stephens Mike Stephens James Stottler Nancy Street William Sullivan Joyce Shipley Bernice Showalter Linda Skinner Mike Smith Bob Stanfield Mary Stanley Tom Butler states, I'd walk a mile for a Campbell! Joe Starr Dennis Steed Gary Stephens Susan Reynolds Kristine Robinson Ida Roby Jill Schmitthenner Tom Secrest 70 Chris Swallie Dave Swallie Tom Timmons Janet Tipton Fred Toohey Rodney Toohey Debbie Travis Becky Wehr Pamela Wilson Chemistry I students listen intently to their instructor. Mr. Carissimi waves hello to prospective students. 71 Pat Kirk and Bob Truex discuss plans for coming weekend. SOPHOMORES The Sophomore year is the time when the class begins to anticipate the responsibility of the Prom and works hard to accumulate a sizeable treasury. This was accomplished by contracting a very popular dance band, the Umbra group from St. Clairsville, to play at all four of the dances sponsored by the class during the year. Good student participa- tion resulted in several successful bake sales. Meeting the challenges in other areas, scholastically and socially, added to the prestige of the class. Cherishing the memories of this year, they look eagerly ahead to the next two years ready to measure up to new responsibilities. Lloyd Ackerman Paulette Agin Evonne Anderson Linda Anderson Peggy Arick Peggy Atkinson Barbara Bahmer Connie Beck Paul Bennett Barry Betts Janie Betts James Billeter Diana Blacker Mike Boyd Ruthann Briggs Tom Brill Bob Burkhart Crystal Burkhead Victor Caldwell Dan Campbell Herbert Carpenter John Carpenter Kim Carpenter Marvin Carpenter Patricia Carpenter 72 Rocky Carpenter Ed Cheffy Judi Cline Charles Clift Debbie Cox Mike Cozad Denise Damsel Russ Daniels Becky Jo Davis Sue Douglas Marcia Drake Mary Drake Karen Ebeling Clifford Evans Susan Ferguson Tom Fisher Connie Forst Greg Gallagher Carol Ganzel Lucy Gardner Kathleen Gergely Dennis Giesey Esther Grandi Duane Gray Jeannie Grear Mop it up, boys! SOPHOMORES Myrtle Greiner Richard Gross Jean Groves Steve Hall John Hanes Rick Hanse Anne Hartley Bob Hashman Del mas Hashman Denny Hashman (below) Barry Betts and Tom Timmons keep football records. Bill Hickenbottom Dan Hickenbottom Pat Hickenbottom Betty Hillard Donna House Helen Jane Howell Kay Howiler Cathy Hughes Tom Hunkier Harry Huntsman 74 Scott Huntsman Bobby Johnson Dick Johnson Mary Lou Kaiser Julia Knox Marie Kolenich Rick La 11athin Vera Leake Darlene Lightfoot Diane Lucas Randa Lucas Randy Lucas Dan Luyster Claudette Mako Barbara Mallemee Rick Mann Mary Lou Kaiser has a private (?!) conversation with a friend. V- I-C-T-O-R-Y That's the Sophomore battle cry! SOPHOMORES Mindy McClure Rodney McCracken David McDiffitt Ronnie McLaughlin David Merritt Robert Miller Bridget Murphy Frank Myers Janet Nagy Rose Palmer Dan Plumly Judy Plumly Ed Rattine Bonnie Reischman David Reischman Rand Ressler Ruth Rush in Frank Saunders Scott Schradel James Sellers Tina Sellers Becky Smith Janie Smith Terry Stottler Steve Swallie 76 Vicki Thompson Leslie Tickhill Valerie Touvelle Randy Travis Sharon Turner Janet Wallace Daryl Ward Dee Ann Warfield Connie Warrick Dean Wehr Tom Wehr Sharon Wells Kenny Wilcox Brad Wilson Mark Wilson Jessie Winland Gary Winters Homer Wittenbrook Wayne Wittenbrook Charles Workman Susan Workman Robert Wyatt Jeffrey Young 77 FRESHMEN Sam Allar Mike Anderson Sheila Anderson Hugh Atkinson Lowell Bahmer Nancy Ball Jim Berry Bob Betts Sheryl Betts Donna Bewley As soon as the doors opened in Sep- tember, the Freshman made their pres- ence known to students and teachers alike in an honorable manner. They soon were well represented in the various clubs and organizations; they offered their talents to further all programs. In the athletic department the Freshmen fielded a fine football team and earned a 3--3--1 record. The basketball team also showed great promise. They contributed members to the band, and at extra-curricular events, the Freshmen were always there. They have just begun their class treasury build- ing it with the big goal in mind--the Junior- Senior Prom. They may also plan a sen- ior class trip. The Freshmen are proud to be in BHS and want to rank high among its graduated classes. Debbie Bohandy Scott Boulet Dale Broomhall Bob Burkhart Rhonda Burkhart Patty Butler Elizabeth Carpenter Linda Clary Rick Clift Dave Cline David Crum Sally Davies Jack Detling Evelyn Doudna Paula Doudna Frank Ferguson 78 John Fisher James Fluharty David Fogle Susan Frazier Dan Froehlich Shauna Fusek Bryan Gallagher Rhonda Geiger Bob Greiner Teri Hanlon John Hannahs Cheryl Hashman Donald Hayes Beth Hilliard Kathleen Hogg Ted Holland Freshmen girls take part in blanket race at C.A.A. slumber party. Denise House Danny Hughes Karen Huntsman Kendra Huntsman Debbie Kennon Kay Ann Kidd Edie Knox John Johnson Greg Jones Wayne Kaiser 79 FRESHMEN Bruce Long Bruce Lucas Ellen Lucas Steve Mackey Mary K. Maleski Dale Mann Virginia May David Mayberry James McBride Sharon McCort Bruce McGee Nancy McLaughlin Charlene Messenger Kathlene Messenger David Miller Dennis Miller Dolores Miller David Milliken Lou Ann Mistovich Melissa Moore Sherry Moore Sally Moreland Barbara Murphy 80 Carl Myers Mary Jane Noland Steve Peters Mike Pfeffer Rusty Phillips Roger Plumly Mary Pyles Mike Orr Cathy Ralston Roger Reynolds Bonnie Roby Kathy Rockwell Beverly Rogers Mike Ross Vicki Rowley Pamela Rucker John Saffell Cindy Sampson Mike Secrest Marcia Sellers Sandra Sellers Ronald Shaw Melvin Showalter 81 FRESHMEN Tami Sowers Greg Shumacher Herbert Starr Hubert Starr Jewett Stephen Lawrence Stephens Mike Stephens Rise Stephens Robbie Stephens Shauna Fusek tries out new exerciser dur- ing gym. Terry Stephens Susan Stewart Tim Swallie Dennis Thompson Beverly Tipton Ronnie Tipton Rick Truax Redonna Van Fossen Terry Wehr Mike Weisend George Wells Holly West 82 Steve Wharton Bill Wiley Fredericka Williams Melissa Wilson Mike Woods Kevin Wright Doy Zellers Freshmen take their places at one of the high school assemblies. 83 SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS Art Gibson and John Johnson practice to improve their wrestling skills. At half-time, Bill Froeh- lich contemplates methods of putting points on the scoreboard. 85 Jim Farson readies his equipment for an exciting second half. BHS OPPONENT SEPT. 6 JOHN GLENN 6 14 SEPT. 13 RIVER LOCAL 28 8 SEPT. 20 WOODSFIELD 38 0 SEPT. 27 DILLONVALE 14 6 OCT. 4 CADIZ 18 6 OCT. 11 UNION LOCAL 32 18 OCT. 18 SHENANDOAH 12 6 OCT. 24 ST. CLAIRSVILLE 20 44 NOV. 1 CAMBRIDGE 0 22 NOV. 8 SHADYSIDE 8 18 86 Winning Record Under New Coach Shamrock Coaches--From left: Mr. Nichols, Reserve Coach; Mr. Thomas, Varsity; Mr. Kovalick, Reserve. Varsity Football Squad: ROW 1: Scott Shradel, Fred Claugus, Kim Carpenter, Denny Hashman, Hungie Stephens, Tom Butler, Jim Farson, Dave Swallie, Bruce Morrison, Tony Householder, Darrly Phillips. ROW 2: Coach Nichols, Bob Long, Leland Johnson, Tom Claugus, Gary Shafer, Jerry Jones, Rusty Wesley, Dick Hughes, Bob Truex, Gary Hall, Tom Fore- man, Bob Detling, Tom Carpenter, Bob Froehlich, Bill Froehlich, Joe Atkinson. ROW 3: Coach Thomas, Greg More- land, Greg Gallagher, Jeff Young, Danny Plumly, Dave Mercer, Ralph Atkins, Bob Powell, Bruce Jefferis, Mike Keylor, Jay Mayberry, Dean Wehr, Mike Smith, Mark Dietrich, Joe Starr, Coach Kovalick. 87 RESERVE; ROW 1: Wayne Wittenbrook, Bob Burkhart, Mark Wilson, Ed Rattine, Dan Campbell, Dick Bunting, Brad Wilson, Terry Long, John Carpenter, Bob Hashman. ROW 2: Dick Johnson, Bob Johnson, Frank Myers, Lloyd Ackerman, Rand Ressler, Tom Hunkier, Steve Swallie, Scott Huntsman, Coach Nichols. Freshmen and Reserve Squads Provide 88 Talent for Future Varsity Teams FRESHMEN BACK ROW: Coach Johnson, Greg Jones, Ron Tipton, Ron Shaw, John Johnston, Mike Ross, Terry Wehr, Mike Stephens, Mike Pfeffer, Mike Woods, Sam Allar, Hugh Atkinson. FRONT ROW: Lawrence Stephens, Dale Broomhall, Danny Froelich, Robbie Stephens, Greg Shumaker, Dave Crum, Jack Detling, Bruce Lucas, Bryan Gallagher, Bill Wiley, Frank Ferguson, Manager, Jim Fluharty. 89 Shamrock Cagers Show Enthusiasm Varsity Basketball Team--FRONT: Tom Johnson, Manager; Tom Foreman, Bruce Morrison, Tom Carpenter, Tom Butler, Bill Froehlich, Scott Schradel, Manager; Coach Johnson, Dick Hughes, Gary Hall, Ralph Adkins, Bob Truex, John Fluharty, Coach Rigel. BUS OPPONENT BEALLSVILLE 73 85 SHENANDOAH 48 74 ST. CLAIRSV1LLE 53 67 DILLON VALE 59 52 WOODSFIELD 75 74 CADIZ 69 64 ZANE TRACE 66 78 SHADYSIDE 53 68 SHENANDOAH 80 64 MEADOWBROOK 66 67 DILLON VALE 54 66 UNION LOCAL 63 65 CAMBRIDGE 55 88 ZANE TRACE 77 83 WOODSFIELD 79 83 UNION LOCAL 61 72 BEALLSVILLE 73 82 ST. CLAIRSVILLE 65 94 90 and Hustle Under Coach Rigel in His First Year at BHS 91 Reserve Squad: FRONT: Lloyd Ackerman, Ed Cheffy, Brad Wilson, Steve Swallie, Scott Huntsman. BACK: Jeff Young, Jay Mayberry, Dave Ciffen, Danny Plumly, Barry Betts, Coach Johnson. Freshmen and Reserve Teams Campaign Freshman Squad: FRONT: Tom Wehr, Manager; Dale Broomhall, Danny Froehlich, Danny Hughes, Jack Detling, Lawrence Stephens, Rusty Phillips. BACK: Coach McCrat, Mike Woods, Greg Jones, Denny Thompson, Mike Stephens, Terry Wehr, Jim Fluharty. 92 BELOW: Bill Froehlich robs a rebound from Beallsville's Mike W. Moore. RIGHT: Bob Truex comes up with another goal. BOTTOM: Tom Carpenter shoots for two points. Under New Coaches 93 Varsity Wrestling Squad--FRONT: Daryl Ward, Dwayne Gray, John Johnson, Art Gibson, Tom Timmons, Gary (Hungie) Stephens, Coach Kovalick. BACK: Steve Bissell, Manager, John Johnston, Mike Smith, Denny Hashman, Bob Powell, Bruce Jefferis, Mike McCort. Gary (Hungie) Stephens tries to pin Ronnie Robb. 94 Desire and Will To Win Make '69 Wrestling Team a Success BHS OPP. Wellsburg 28 18 Shenandoah 41 5 St. Johns 4th place Tour. Cambridge 51 0 Wheeling 21 24 Central O.V.A.C. Tour. 9th place Bellaire 21 24 John Marshall 31 15 Skyvue 37 10 St. Johns 11 30 Bruce Jefferis tries to overpower Mike McCort in a practice match. Reserve Wrestling Team--FRONT: Tony Householder, Robbie Stephens, Bruce Long, Mike Cozad, Frank Fergu- son, Roger Plumly, Gary Winters, Dick Johnson, Steve Bissell, manager. BACK: Dave Merritt, Frank Myers, Rodney Brown, Jeff Frasher, Ronnie Robb, Kim Carpenter, Victor Caldwell, John Carpenter, Mike Ross. 95 Senior Athletes Learn Values of Team Work and Individual Effort � i '5' V 'jp '� it $ % f i a « v r N' h f; f, «at f . • ’A i • i i j i V t x l H � 1 ' ■ F 1 |] ' !: % 'fi '1 Senior Athletes--FRONT: Bill Swallie, Steve Bissell, Jerry Price, Joe Atkinson, Mike McCort, Bob Detling, Bob Froehlich, Gary Hall, Tom Carpenter, Bill Mann. Tom Claugus, Bob Truex, Bob Long, Dick Hughes, BACK: Leland Johnson, Randy Giesey, Jeff Frasher, Tom Foreman, Jim Leach, Rodney Brown. Joe Atkinson--Joe's assistance as a manager kept the football team running smoothly for three years. He also managed the track team and the freshman basketball team in his Freshman year. Steve Bissell--Steve played baseball his Sophomore year, and his efficiency as a three year manager of both the track and wrestling teams was a valuable asset. Rodney Brown--Rodney was out for track last year and has been an important addition to the wrestling team for three years. Tom Carpenter--Tom was a hustling addition to the basketball team for four years. His back-court efforts were important in setting up scoring plays. He also played football his Freshman and Sophomore years and baseball his Sophomore year. Jeff Frasher--Jeff's three year wrestling career was marred by injuries, but he was a valuable varsity wrestler this year, and he was always eager for action. He also contributed to the track team for three years. Bill Froehlich--An outstanding athlete, Bill starred in three sports. His defensive work made him a threat to opposing football teams, while his quarterbacking helped keep the Shamrock offensive moving. His brilliant basketball play made him an outstand- ing performer on the hardwood, and he made a valuable contribution as a catcher for the baseball team. Bob Froehlich--Bob has been an all around athlete for B.H. S., competing in basketball his first two years and baseball his Junior and Senior years. For Bob's outstanding performance as a halfback on this year's football team, he was voted Most Valuable Player by his fellow teammates. Jerry Jones--Jerry was an outstanding performer in three sports. As a quarterback he helped the Shamrocks greatly this year. He also made valuable contributions in basketball and baseball. Tom Claugus--Tom was an excellent football player in his Junior and Senior years. A standout on both offensive and defense, he was co-captain of the team his Senior year. Randy Giesey--Randy was a fine baseball player, serving as a pitcher for three years. 96 He also was active in basketball in his Freshman year. Gary Hall--Gary's outstanding work as a lineman on the gridiron earned him a position on the third team All Ohio squad, while he was recognized locally by being placed on several regional all-star teams. He played baseball for three years, and he was active in basketball his Freshman and Senior years. Dick Hughes--Dick was one of Barnesville's top athletes. His superior performance as an end on the football team gave him a berth on the second team All-Ohio squad. His local honors included positions on the first team All Southeastern Ohio, All Eastern Ohio, and All OVAC. He also made the second team All Ohio Valley. He was never out-hustled on the basketball court, and he gave a fine performance on the hardwood. He also was on the track team for two years. John Johnson--John has been an outstanding wrestler. He placed first last year in the St. John's Invitational Tournament, and second in it this year. He has also been fourth in the OVAC his Junior and Senior years. Leland Johnson--Lee played football and pitched for the baseball team. He also wres- tled his Sophomore year. Jim Leach--Jim's worthy contribution as a manager nursed the football team through three successful seasons. Bob Long--Bob was one of the track teams fastest runners, specializing in the 440. He also wrestled for two years. Bill Mann--Bill's fielding ability as a second baseman and his hitting skill as a batter made him an excellent baseball player for the Shamrocks. Mike McCort--Mike was a fierce competitor at the heavyweight class for the B.H.S. wrestling team, and was the track team’s leading shot put thrower. Jerry Price--Jerry always gave his full effort in the two years that he wrestled for the Shamrocks. Bill Swallie--Bill helped two great basketball teams run smoothly in his two years as a basketball manager. Bob Truex--A versatile athlete, Bob excelled in both basketball and football. He played both offensive and defensive tackle in football, and he was a great asset to the basketball team with his scoring ability and rebounding power. Kris Zellers--A manager who helped both the wrestling and the basketball teams, Kris helped both teams considerably. He also played football and baseball. Bob Detling--Bob was an outstanding end for the football team with his great skill and ability at catching a football. Tom Foreman-Tom starred in three sports. He was an offensive and defensive stand- out on the gridiron and a valuable addition to the track team for four years. As an excellent basketball player, Tom is remembered for his 38 point effort against Shenandoah. 97 Spirit and Enthusiasm Are Varsity Cheerleaders (left): Sally Johnson, Captain; Cathy Howell, Peggy Plumly, Debbie Howell, Tyra Hanlon, and Becky Carpen- ter. The pep and enthusiasm of the Shamrock fans are spurred on by the cheerleaders of B.H.S. Countless hours are spent by the cheerleaders planning pep assemblies, preparing for games, and learning new cheers and routines. The Varsity Cheer- leaders added a special touch to the pep assemblies this year by singing various popular songs to which they had adapted appropriate words about the team. Reserve Cheerleaders (above): ROW 1: Connie Beck, Vicki Pfeffer, captain, Helen Jane Howell. ROW 2: Janie Smith, Jeanie Grear, Cathy Campbell. Freshmen Cheerleaders (left): FRONT: Donna Bewley, Teri Jo Hanlon, Karen Huntsman. BACK: Debbie Bo- handy, Tami Sowers, Captain, Susan Stewart. 98 Displayed by Cheerleading Squads Peggy Plumly, Senior (above) Cathy Howell, Senior (above) Debbie Howell, Junior (above) Sally Johnson, Senior, Captain (above) Tyra Hanlon, Senior (right) Becky Carpenter, Senior Bob Froehlich: Most Valuable Football Player. Bob Truex grabs a rebound from three Union Local players. Mike Smith and John Johnston practice for an upcoming match. 100 The football team's new incentive system--The Star Award. Bob Powell tries to pin his opponent. Tom Carpenter tries to score two more points for the Shamrocks. 101 A hard practice pays off. ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS The Club of the Year trophy is coveted by all organizations in the school. N.H.S.—Par Excellence in Leadership ROW 1: Becky Carpenter, Marylou Huff, Norma Schumacher, Patty Brown, Kay Fisher, Becky Thomas. ROW 2: Mr. Wykle, advisor; Tom Claugus, Vicki Hartley, Bill Mann, Brent Hunt, Larry House, Bill Finch, Mike Lucas, Peggy Hunkier. Vicki Hartley places the NHS pin around the neck of Norma Schu- macher. Membership in the National Honor Society is the highest honor that can be bestowed upon a high school student. The four aims of NHS are to aspire others to scholarly habits, to encourage desire for students to render ser- vice, to encourage strength of character, and to promote leadership. This society in- ducts members twice a year. Much Remains to Conquer Still was the theme of the fall ceremony and Mr. William Bartels was the speaker. The Junior induction took place in the spring. Honor Society Students ushered at assem- blies, Science fair, com- mencement, and Bacca- laureate. Officers: Randy Giesey, vice-president; Peggy Hunkier, secretary; Becky Carpenter, president; Tom Claugus, treasurer. 104 Student Council Represents Student Body w ROW 1: Mike Orr, Tyra Hanlon, Connie Long, Tom Johnson. ROW 2: Scott Schradel, Kathy Rockwell, Peggy Arick, Helen Jane Howell, Steve Wharton. ROW 3: Tom Tim- mons, Rhonda Burkhart, Rise Stevens, Janey Smith, Norma Schumacher, Joyce Outland, Bill Finch. ROW 4: Tom Claugus, Brent Hunt, Randy Giesey, Mike Keylor, Bill Mann, John Fluharty, Ed Cheffy. The Student Council of 68-69 served as a vital link between the faculty and students. If many of the problems of school were not solved at least the students' grievances were aired. The Student Council met once a week under the direction of Mr. Nichols. Among its accomplishments and activities were dances, selection of student of the month, stu- dent of the year, citizen of the year, and one boy and one girl for each of the qualities-- leadership, character, service, and scholar- ship. The Student Council also wrote and paid for the Student handbook and set up a code of rules governing dress and behavior in the schools. Thus, the Student Council did its best to keep the school a peaceful, smoothly running organization. Officers: Tyra Hanlon, vice president; Tom Timmons, treasurer; Randy Giesey, secretary; Tom Claugus, president; Mr. Nichols, advisor. 105 Y-Teen Club Promotes Under ROW 1 : Brenda Lucas, Sharon Kimble, Peggy Plumly, Becky Orr, Cathy Howell, Tyra Hanlon, Darla Shipley, Deb- bie Clift, Debbie Howell, Becky Carpenter. ROW 2: Jill Schmitthenner, Dana Lucas, Connie Long, Betsy Hartley, Vicki Hartley, Helen Anderson, Marsha Bean, Peggy Eshler, Robin Ritchie, Cathy Campbell. ROW 3: Pat Hall, Connie Long, Russa Burdette, Freda Mankin, Joyce McEndree, Diane Geiger, Paula Grier, Theresa Anderson, Mar- sha Keadle, Linda Skinner, Patty Brown, Linda VanFossen. ROW 4: Mary Reynolds, Shirley Anderson, Mary Has- brouck, Vicky Pfeffer, Pat Kirk, Kay Turner, Peggy Hunkier, Jill Hanse, Maureen Sampson, Kathi Skinner, Joyce Outland, Patti Cozad, Barbara Stottler, Kristine Robinson. Cabinet: SEATED: Cathy Howell, secretary; Pattie Cozad, president; Debbie Clift, vice presi- dent. STANDING: Peggy Arick, treasurer; Jill Hanse, service; Pat Kirk, scrapbook; Shirley An- derson, music; Mrs. Kinney, advisor; Vicki Hartley, social service; Pat Hall, devotions; Patty Brown, program; Peggy Hunkier, poster. 106 tanding Among All Girls The purpose of the Y-Teens is to build a better understanding among girls of all races and creeds. A branch of the Young Women's Christian Association of the U.S., it is a movement in the Christian faith. The club was organized in this school in 1922 by Miss Nevada Mehallin, the Latin teacher, and is now advised by Mrs. Mary Kinney. Some of their service projects include helping the Salvation Army and the Red Cross with gifts of clothing or toys and school supplies for needy children. They also sent a box of school supplies and cloth- ing to migrant workers . They visit lo- cal rest homes where they bring joy with the presentation of gifts and a pro- gram. They climax the year with a din- ner honoring their mothers. Freshman Y-Teens wear headbands as a part of their ini- tiation. ROW 1: Bridget Murphy, Melissa Wilson, Donna Bewley, Ellen Lucas, Nancy Ball, Cindy Sampson, Sherrie Moore, Becky Jo Davis, Bonnie Rcischman, Teri Hanlon, Mary Lou Kaiser, Judy Plumly, Kendra Huntsman, Debbie Ken- non, Sharon Turner. ROW 2: Rhonda Burkhart, Connie Warrick, Donna House, Darlene Lightfoot, Beth Hilliard, Susan Stewart, Karen Ebeling, Rhonda Geiger, Rise Stephens, Mary Kay Maleski, Valerie Touvelle, Cathy Hughes, Janie Smith, Mindy McClure. ROW 3: Denise House, Dee Ann Warfield, Vicky Rowley, Tami Sowers, Vicky Thompson, Evelyn Doudna, Sally Davies, Anne Hartley, Peggy Arick, Lucy Gardner, Barb Mallernee, Peggy At- kinson, Paula Doudha, Sally Moreland. 107 Key Club Trains Tomorrow’s Leaders Membership in the Key Club is selective, on the basis of scholarship and leadership. Some of their proj- ects are selling pop at basketball games, raising the flag at football games, building the bonfire for the football pep rally, helping at the Ki- wanis Pancake Day, and sponsoring the annual Sweetheart Dance. Their motto, We Build, emphasizes the training of the youth of today to be die men of tomorrow. KNEELING: Fred Claugus, junior rep.; Jim Leach, senior rep.; Barry Betts, soph, rep.; STANDING: Mr. Noland, adviser; Tom Hollingsworth, 2nd vice pres.; Tom Timmons, treasurer; Tom Claugus, president; Bill Finch, secretary; Larry House, 1st vice pres. Sweetheart Dance. ROW 1: Jerry Robb, Ricky Mann, Brad Wilson, Scott Schradel, Fred Claugus. ROW 2: Terry Long, Bill Finch, Larry House, David Briggs, Bill Diab, Tom Claugus. ROW 3: Brent Phillips, Chuck Noland, Tom Hollingsworth, Bill Mann, Barry Betts, Randy Giesey, Tom Timmons. ROW 4: Mr. Noland, Brent Hunt, Tom Foreman, Joe Atkinson, Gary Hall, Bob Truex, Ed Cheffy, Jim Leach. 108 Hi-Y Promotes Fraternal Feeling Cabinet: Jeff Frasher, parliamentarian; Mike Keylor, chaplain; Tom Butler, treasurer; Jim Ferguson, secretary; Tom Carpenter, vice president; Mike Lucas, president; Mr. Griffin, advisor. Tom Johnson, Danny Hughes, and Tom Fogle do their part in the Hi-Y clothing drive held in October. ROW l:Tom Fisher, Tom Johnson, Leslie Tickhill. ROW 2: Danny Hughes, Mike Cozad, Tom Wehr, Chris Swallie, John Hanes, Denny Cie- sey- ROW 3: Tim Wilson, Dan Campbell, Jeff Frasher, Burton Doudna, Mike Lucas, Tom Carpenter. ROW 4: Leland Johnson, Rick Hanse, Greg Moreland, Jim Fluharty, Wayne Wittenbrook, Tom Butler, Jim Farson. ROW 5: Dick Johnson, Jim Ferguson, John Fluharty, Bruce Jefferis, Mike Keylor, Tom Fogle, Bob Detling, Ed Bussell, Ed Rattine. The Save the Children Federation clothing drive held in October was spearheaded by Hi -Y. Besides participating in a basketball tournament at Wheeling YMCA over the Christmas holiday, the members have also made several trips there to take part in swimming. For the second con- secutive year Hi-Y joined Y-Teens in planning a spring party. Their goal this year is to create, maintain, and extend the high standards of Christian char- acter throughout the home, school, and com- munity. Clean speech, sportsmanship, scholar- ship, and clean living is included in their creed. 109 FFA Chapter Celebrates 40th Year Officers: Daryl Ward, sentinel; Tom Brill, president; Jim Farson, student advisor; Clarence Doudna, treasurer; Becky Carpenter, Chapter Queen; Tom Miller, secretary; Mike Smith, reporter; Bernard Carpenter, vice president. (center) Greenhands in the club shine shoes of older members. Founded in 1949, our Future Farmers of America Chapter celebrated its 40th year by projects designed to develop agricultural lead- ership in their members. The boys exhibited in the annual Fall Fair fruits and vegetables they had grown and won over 200 prizes. Coop- erating with the F.H.A., they presented a memorable Thanksgiving program for the stu- dent body. Climaxing the year's activities was the planning of the Parent-Son banquet, a gala event of April. The boys worked hard to try and win for the second consecutive year the coveted Student Council Club of the Year” award. ROW 1 : (KNEELING) Jerry Price, Ike Winland, Wayne Kaiser, Bruce Wade, James Billetter, Rusty Wesley, Robert Messenger, Jeff Frasher, Kenneth Wilcox, Tom Fogle, Bernard Carpenter, Jim Farson. ROW 2: Ted Holland, Jim McBride, Mike Boyd, David Crum, Hughey Stephen, Dale Mann, Marvin Carpenter, Dan Hickenbottom, Tom Brill, Richard Johnson, Jewett Stephen, Carl Myers, Daryl Ward. ROW 3: Rick Neptune, Art Gibson, Lowell Boh- mer, Clarence Doudna, Melvin Showalter, Dennis Miller, Rocky Carpenter, Harry Huntsman, Charles Workman, Tom Miller, Joe Starr. ROW 4: Gary Schafer, George Wells, Larry Burghy, Kevin Wright, Denny Hashman, Mike Ccndeison, Steve Hall, Robert Miller, Tom Secrest. ROW 5: Rick Howiler, Rudy Neuhart, Mark Dietrich, Gary Fogle, Rick Lallathin, Mike Smith, Tom Brill, Don May, David Detling, Bruce McGee, Lloyd Ackerman. 110 ROW 1 : Nancy Ball, Helen Anderson, Tom Johnson, Holly West, Patty Moore, Danny Hughes, Bryan Gallagher. ROW 2: Kay Fisher, Vicki Hartley, Ann Hartley, Linda Hanes, Denise Damsel, Donna Bewley, Rena Plumly, Peggy Arick, Betsy Hartley, Sharon Turner. ROW 3: Mike Woods, Greg Jones, Becky Smith, Carol Stephens, Kay Turner, Mary Murphy, Shirley Frasher, Bobby Poulton, Ruthann Briggs, Chuck Noland, Mike Cozad. ROW 4: Jim Ferguson, Janet Wallace, Joe Shipe, Tom Brill, Mike Keylor, Chris Carpenter, Larry House, Marylou Huff, Bill Finch. FTA Members Gain Teaching Experience Officers: Bill Finch, president; de- nise Damsel, treasurer; Mary Mur- phy, secretary; Kay Turner, student teaching chairman; Helen Ander- son, vice president; Mr. Suitor, advisor. (picture below) Brenda Hartley in- structs grade school students on the correct way to divide words into syllables. Familiar faces to the elementary kids are these, belonging to members of Future Teachers of America. Typical teaching ex- periences result from substituting during free periods as the need arises. Frequently an FTA member will supply tutoring ser- vice to a student who requires special help in a particular area. This organization, now in its sixth year here, has truly proven itself to be highly active and progressive. i ROW 1: Mary Drake, Vera Leake, Pat Hickenbottom, Kathy Rockwell, Sharon McCort, Kathleen Messenger, Jeanie Grier, Cindy Sampson, Teri Hanlon, Sandra Sellers. ROW 2: Kathy Ralston, Jessie Winland, Marcia Sellers, Betty Hillard, Barbara Murphy, Sharon Wells, Edie Knox, Carol Ganzel, Beverly Tipton, Rose Palmer, Sue Douglas. ROW 3: Peggy Atkinson, Melissa Moore, Donna House, Denise House, Paula Doudna, Mary Lou Kaiser, Susan Ferguson, Helen Jane Howell, Cathy Hughes, Susan Workman. ROW 4: Sheila Anderson, Sieglinda Neuhart, Darlene Lightfoot, Susan Frasher, Vicki Rowley, Ruth Rushin, Jean Ann Groves, Nancy McLaughlin, Barbara Bah- mer, Janie Betts, Paulette Agin, Myrtle Greiner. FHA Benefits School and Community The Future Homemakers of America is an organization composed of girls who have taken Home Ec. in high school. The club chose the theme ’'Time Flies with F.H.A.” and the girls have found that time really does fly when you are busy with worthwhile projects. During the year the activities included the corn husking bee, helping collect money for the Heart Fund, and Cancer Drive, pre- paring fruit baskets for the needy at Christmas, contributing money to the Salvation Army, and working on chapter and state degrees . The final big event was the Daddy banquet held in April. Dana Lucas prepares to have some refreshments at the corn husking bee. 112 Peggy Plumly and Barbara Stottler pass the lifesaver at the annual Corn Husking Bee. FHA Benefits School and Community CABINET: SEATED: Helen Jane Howell, Music; Tyra Hanlon, Program; Norma Schumacher, Vice-Pres.; Dana Lucas, Pres.; Mary Stanley, Treas.; Peggy Eshler, Devotions. STANDING: Mrs. Bunfill, Advisor; Diane Geiger, Social Service; Patty Brown, Photographer; Mary Reyn- olds, Historian; Jean Ann Groves, Degrees; Mary Lou Kaiser, Social; Miss Gibson, Advisor; Susie Cook (Not Piet.), Sec. ROW 1: Brenda Lucas, Mary Lou McBride, Bernice Showalter, Janet Carpenter, Connie J. Long, Dana Lucas, Peggy Plumly, Cathy Howell, Debbie Howell, Tyra Hanlon, Darla Shipley, Dana Richmond, Debbie Travis, Linda Dun- lavy. ROW 2: Mickey Frasher, Claudine Morgan, Teresa Anderson, Joyce McEndree, Sharon Kimble, Becky Orr, Mary Hall, Debbie Clift, Robin Ritchie, Diane Geiger, Paula LaCroix, Wanda Showalter, Diane Travis, Vicki McCort. ROW 3: Jane Armstrong, Susie Reynolds, Freeda Mankin, Peggy Eshler, Russa Burdette, Shirley Ander- son, Becky Wehr, Patty Brown, Linda Mackey, Shirley Frasher, Carol Stephens, Bonnie Starr, Betsy Hartley, Wanda Harper, Barb Betts. ROW 4: Sharon Warrick, Karen Drake, Joyce Shipley, Pam Wilson, Mary Stanley, Paula Grier, Rita Harp, Connie S. Long, Marsha Keadle, Norma Schumacher, Maureen Sampson, Mary Reynolds, Barb Stottler, Linda Van Fossen, Linda Wade, Patti McConnel. 113 Officers: SEATED, Tyra Hanlon, president; Becky Carpenter, vice president; STANDING, Peggy Arick, secretary; Mrs. Timmons, advisor; Ann Hartley, treasurer. GAA Emphasizes Good Sportsmanship ROW 1: Elizabeth Carpenter, Kathleen Messenger, Sandra Sellers, Cindy Sampson, Mary Drake, Kathy Gergely, Diane Blacker, Mary Noland, Marsha Drake, Carol Ganzel, Debbie Kennon, Sharon Turner. ROW 2: Kendra Hunts- man, Judy Plumly, Karen Huntsman, Bridget Murphy, Beverly Tipton, Holly West, Marsha Sellers, Doy Zellers, Teri Hanlon, Bonnie Reischman, Peggy Arick, Susan Stewart, Dee Ann Warfield. ROW 3: Becky Smith, Debbie Bohandy, Sherry Moore, Shauna Fusek, Sharon McCort, Donna Bewley, Barbara Murphy, Karen Ebeling, Barbara Mallemee, Becky Davis, Ruthann Briggs, Jeanie Grear, Julianne Knox, Cathy Hughes, Beverly Rogers. ROW 4: Melissa Moore, Cathy Ralston, Susan Frasher, Ronda Gieger, Susan Ferguson, Helen Jane Howell, Debbie Cox, Valerie Touvelle, Rise Stephens, Kathy Rockwell, Denise Damsel, Myrt Greiner, Mindy McClure, Judi Cline, Mary Lou Kaiser. ROW 5: Sally Moreland, Rhonda Burkhart, Sally Davies, Vicky Rowley, Tami Sowers, Beth Hillard, Janet Wallace, Claudette Mako, Janey Smith, Ann Hartley, Paula Doudna, Sue Workman, Paulette Agin, Janey Betts, Jean Groves, Vickie Thompson. 114 All sportsminded girls earn points in GAA that qualify them for the recognition on Awards Day. Throughout the year the members compete against other schools in such activities as volleyball, bas- ketball, and softball. They also have intramural tournaments in badminton and bowling. An annual May Day program and the Homecoming activities are sponsored by this group. Highlighting the year is the annual slumber party. The girls never seem to get tired of danc- ing, playing games, or whatever is on the agenda during this all night party. Jumping high at the annual GAA Slumber party is Kay Howiler. ROW 1: Pat Kirk, Connie Long, Mickey Frasher, Vicky Hartley, Patty Hall, Vicky McCort. ROW 2: Jeanie Mer- cer, Sharon Kimble, Becky Carpenter, Tyra Hanlon, Jill Schmitthenner, Sally Johnson, Cathy Howell, Patty Brown, Peggy Plumly, Darla Shipley, Renee Grey, Patty Moore, Mary Hall. ROW 3: Dana Lucas, Susan Reynolds, Connie Long, Bernice Showalter, Vicky Pfeffer, Shirley Anderson, Robin Ritchie, Marcia Bean, Teresa Anderson, Karen Depew, Brenda Hartley, Bobbie Poulton, Joyce Shipley. ROW 4: Paula LaCroix, Freeda Mankin, Carol Ste- phens, Russa Burdette, Mary Hasbrouck, Marsha Keadle, Kay Turner, Joyce Outland, Pattie Cozad, Becky Thomas, Janet Tipton, Patty McConnell, Kay Fisher. ROW 5: Diane Geiger, Bonnie Starr, Janet Carpenter, Barbara Betts, Melinda Yaus, Linda Van Fossen, Bonnie Drake, Barbara Stottler, Mary Reynolds, Shirley Frasher, Jill Hanse, Norma Schumacher, Karen Drake, Mary Murphy, Susie Knox, Peggy Hunkier, Maureen Sampson. Shamrock: Creativity in Writing Every student anxiously awaits the En- terprise every Thursday morning during the school year. Why? Because it contains Barnesville High's own Shamrock section. The Shamrock staff, with the assistance of their advisor, Mrs. Betts, works hard to report the happenings of Barnesville High. Meeting every Monday after school the members work for at least an hour, some- times two, to compose and type the articles which will appear in that week's edition. This is a demanding but very rewarding service to the school which is greatly ap- preciated . Brent Hunt, Bill Finch, Tom Hollingsworth, and Patty Brown work hard on copy planning. Senior Editors: Tom Hollingsworth, Kathi Skinner, Patty Brown, Brent Hunt, Cathy Howell, Larry House, Bill Finch, Vicki Hartley (SEATED). STAFF: SEATED: Mary Murphy, Cathy Howell, Vicki Hartley, Brenda Hartley, Kathi Skinner. STANDING: Brent Hunt, Helen Anderson, Chuck Noland, Peggy Eshler, Patty Brown, Tom Hollingsworth, Mike Lucas, Mrs. Betts Bill Finch, Tom Johnson, Joe Starr, Larry House. ROW 1: Bob Froehlich, Leland Johnson, Tom Foreman, Dick Hughes, Gary Hall, Bob Truex, Tom Claugus, Jerry Jones, Bill Mann. ROW 2: Joe Atkinson, Dan Plumly, Joe Starr, Mark Dietrich, Gary Stephens, Bill Froehlich, Bill Swallie, Bob Detling, Tom Butler, Mike McCort, Greg Moreland. ROW 3: Darrell Phillips, Bob Long, Mike Smith, Steve Bissell, John Johnson. Varsity “B” Promotes Athletic Ability Varsity B members proudly show these new ini- tiates the jacket they soon can be wearing. Officers: STANDING: Bill Swallie, treasurer; Mr. Kovalick, advisor; Bob Truex, secretary; SEATED: Tom Claugus, vice president; Bill Froehlich, president. Any boy should be proud to wear the green and white Varsity B jacket. It shows they have athletic ability, demonstrate leadership, enjoy competition, and practice good sports- manship . The Varsity B club inducts boys who have lettered in football, wrestling, track, baseball, or basketball. They sponsor dances, and one of their service projects is the donation of the flowers for Parents’ Night. Spanish Club Adopts Child in Peru Spanish Club slave works his way to membership by shining shoes. Now in its second year, the Spanish Club sponsors their major event in February -- the Spanish Fiesta. This year the club held a slave auction in November. Spanish II students bought Spanish I students to do various tasks at their command. A special benevolent project this year was the adop- tion of a child in Peru for whom they as- sumed financial obligation. Officers: Judi Cline, secretary; Becky Smith, president; Tom Hunkier, vice president; Julia Knox, treasurer; Mrs. Gaivez, advisor. ROW 1: Bridget Murphy, Betsy Hartley, Jill Schmitthenner, Kathleen Messenger, Mike Orr, Robbie Stephens, Ruthann Briggs, Peggy Arick, Judy Plumly, Brian Gallagher. ROW 2: David Mayberry, Helen Anderson, Cathy Ralston, Marcia Sellers, Kathy Rockwell, Holly West, Karen Depew, Vicki Thompson, Julia Knox, Rick Clift. ROW 3: Becky Smith, Melissa Moore, Sally Moreland, Dee Ann Warfield, Beth Hilliard, Bobby Poulton, Karen Drake, Denise Damsel, Judi Cline, Mary Murphy. ROW 4: Scott Schradel, Kim Carpenter, Steve Swallie, Tom Hunkier, Greg Jones, Bob Burkhart, Dan Plumly, Randy Lucas, Dennis Steed, Greg Moreland, Fred Claugus, Mark Wilson. 118 New Club Holds French Banquet The French Club, in its first year, has a large membership, since every French student is urged to belong. The aim of the club is to increase the member's interest in the French people, their customs, and their lan- guage. A French banquet, held in the spring, is the major event. French food is featured and French customs are observed. Officers: SEATED: Brad Wilson, vice president; Tom Timmons, president. STANDING: David Briggs, program chairman; Marylou Huff, secretary; Mrs. Lucille Betts, advisor; Larry House, treasurer. ROW 1: Becky Carpenter, Lucy Gardner, Rise Stephen, Barbara Mallemee, Edie Knox, Karen Huntsman, Donna Bcwley, Mike Cozad, Leslie Tickhill, Steve Wharton, Brad Wilson. ROW 2: Shauna Fusek, Rena Plumly, Ronda Geiger, Debbie Bohandy, Connie Warrick, Karen Ebeling, Dale Broomhall, Frank Ferguson, Dan Froehlich, John Fisher. ROW 3: Jo Ellen Sindeldecker, Kathy Campbell, Linda Hanes, Rhonda Burkhart, Janie Smith, Christine Robinson, Kay Turner, Brenda Hartley, Peggy Eshler, Vicki Pfeffer, Rusty Phillips, Mike Pfeffer, Mike Weisend, Frank Myers. ROW 4: Maureen Sampson, Peggy Hunkier, Kay Fisher, Janet Wallace, David Briggs, Larry House, Wayne Wittenbrook, Chris Carpenter, Randy Ciesey, Terry Wehr, Tom Timmons, Bill Finch, Cary Winters. ROW 5: Rick Hanse, Rusty Daniels, John Carpenter, Tom Foreman, Bruce Jefferis, Brent Hunt, Gary Hall, Bill Mann, Larry Stephen, Jerry Jones, Jeff Minder. Editor: Becky Carpenter; Advisor: Mrs. McKenzie. Layout: Kris Robinson, Peggy Hunk- ier, Richard Neptune, Kay Fisher, Kay Turner. Sanrab Celebrates 50th Anniversary The enormous task of filling the pages of this book faced the members of the staff last September. Deadlines swiftly approached, but each were met promptly and preparation for the next one began. Countless meetings were held where in- numerable ideas were accepted or re- jected . The sales and ads staffs launched sales campaigns throughout the school and community. Lights burned late as final copy was written and typed, pic- tures were identified, cropped, and ar- ranged, and finally it was done. The people pictured on these two pa - ges, under the superb direction of Mrs. McKenzie, have labored long hours to produce a book of memories which they hoped would please the student body, faculty, and community. After over six months of effort, the staff proudly pre- sents the 1969 SENRAB to you, this Gol- den Anniversary book which we believe will become a cherished volume and re- call many happy hours in B.H.S. Reporters (above, left): ROW 1: Heien Anderson, Mary Murphy, Cathy Howell, Denise Damsel, Vicki Hartley. ROW 2: Randy Gie- sey, David Briggs, Tom Claugus, Bill Finch. Ads: ROW 1: Tom Timmons, Mindy McClure, Becky Thomas, Becky Smith, Larry House. ROW 2: Bill Mann, Chuck Noland, Tom Fore- man, Bill Froehlich. Salesmen: ROW 1: Cindy Samp- son, Jill Schmitthemier, Sally Johnson, Judy Plumly, Tyra Han- lon. ROW 2: Fred Claugus, Joe Atkinson, Mike Woods, Brad Wil- son. 121 Enthusiasm in the band this year was accentuated by the prospect of receiving new uniforms which had been ordered in the fall. The enter- tainment provided by the marching unit at the football games was spirited and enjoyed by both participants and the spectators. On January 24 the new uniforms were delivered in time for this picture of the band in con- cert formation. The proud members will wear this concert uniform for the rest of their appearances this spring and then will don their overlays next fall to step out in marching regalia. We all salute you and say, It's a grand look and sound you have there! 122 New Uniforms Accentuate a Talented BHS Band BAND COUNCIL: ROW 1: Bill Finch, President; Kathi Skinner, Secretary-Treasurer; Larry House, Student Director; Debbie Clift, Vice- President. ROW 2: Marylou Kaiser, Sophomore Representative; Vicki Rowley, Freshman Rep.; Marylou Huff, Senior Rep.; Linda Skinner, Jun- ior Rep.; Miss Parker, Director. BAND ROW 1: Brenda Hartley, Marylou Huff, Judy Plumly, Barb Mallernee, Judi Cline, Marylou Kaiser, Kathi Skinner, Elizabeth Carpenter, Bridget Murphy, Beverly Rogers. ROW 2: Denise Damsel, Mindy McClure, Larry House, Ann Hartley, Vicki Thompson, Robin Ritchie, Linda Hanes, Becky Thomas, Kevin Wright, Melissa Wil- son, Charlene Messenger, Karen Ebling, Debbie Kennon. ROW 3: Lucy Gardner, Beth Hilliard, Becky Jo Davis, Patty Brown, Ruthann Briggs, Chuck Noland, Karen Huntsman, Vicky Hartley, Jenny Williams, Sherry Moore, Connie Warrick, Gary Winters, Becky Smith, David Mayberry, Ricky Clift, Sally Moreland, Vicky Rowley. ROW 4. Fredricka Williams, lami Sowers, Susan Stewart, Valerie Touvelle, Rise Stevens, Roger Plumly, Renee Gray, Jean May, Patty Moore, Joe Shipe, Patty Cozad, Linda Skinner, Rusty Phillips, Brent Hunt, Sharon Turner, Dee Ann Warfield, Ronda Burkhart, Kendra Huntsman, Mary Jane Noland, Debbie Bohandy, Ellen Lucas, Bill Finch. ROW 5: Danny Hughes, Mike Cozad, Joyce Outland, Sally Davies, Tom Johnson, Brad Mc- Glumphy, Kris Robinson, Ron Shaw, Randy Lucas, Homer Wittenbrook. Chorus Members Develop Individual Responsibility and Group Cooperation CHORUS COUNCIL: Connie Long, Senior Rep.j Jill Schmitthenner, Jill Hanse, Historians; Norma Schumacher, Sec. Treas.j Mr. Shoemaker, Director; Ed Rattine, Soph, rep.; Tom Tim- mons, Vice-pres.; Mike Keylor, Jr. rep.; Bob Truex, Pres. ROW 1, L to R: Janet Wallace, Becky Smith, Susan Ferguson, Ann Hartley, Barbara Mallernee, Diane Blacker, Lucy Gardner, Sally Johnson, Jill Schmitthenner, Connie Warrick, Norma Schumacher, Shirley Anderson. ROW 2: Joyce Shipley, Pat Kirk, Judi Cline, Rena Plumly, Connie Long, Linda Hanes, Vicki McCort, Patty Moore, Cathy Campbell, Kathy West, Sharon Turner, Lynn Calder, Darlene Lightfoot, Mary Murphy. ROW 3: Jill Hanse, Denise Damsel, Linda Skinner, Mindy McClure, Helen Anderson, Cathy Hughes, Joe Starr, Ed Rattine, Brad Wilson, Rick Mann, Joe Shipe, Mary Lou Kaiser, Julie Ann Knox, Rita Harp, Dee Ann Warfield, Susie Knox. ROW 4: Bob Long, Bob Truex, Ed Bussell, Mike Keylor, Jim Leach, Mark Dietrich, Tom Timmons, Randy Lucas, Art Gibson, Larry Stephens, Bob Burkhart, Mark Wilson, Bruce Morrison, Russ Daniels, Jim Feguson, Brad McGlumphy, Rand Ressler, Bruce Jefferis. 124 Freshman Chorus—ROW 1: Debbie Bohandy, Doy Zellers, Mary Jane Noland, Cindy Sampson, Melissa Wilson, Elizabeth Carpenter, Nancy Ball, Shauna Fusek, Kathleen Messenger, Mary Kay Maleski. ROW 2: Tami Sowers, Susan Stewart, Kendra Huntsman, Ellen Lucas, Karen Huntsman, Sherry Moore, Sharon McCort, Holly West, Charlene Messenger, Edy Knox, Kathy Rockwell. ROW S: Vicki Row- ley, Paula Doudna, Sally Moreland, David Crum, Bruce Lucas, Roger Plumly, Robby Stephens, Danny Hughes, Dale Mann, Donna Bewley, Evelyn Doudna, Sally Davies. ROW 4: Mike Ross, Jim Fluharty, Creg Jones, David Mayberry, Dale Broomhall, Danny Froehlich, Rick Clift, Bruce Long, John Saffell, Frank Ferguson, Ron Shaw, Kevin Wright, Terry Wehr. Not pictured: Rhonda Burkhart, Beth Hilliard. Chorus members help each other and here Bob Truex fastens Becky Smith's stole as they prepare for a con- cert. Under the direction of Richard Shoe- maker, students in chorus strive to im- prove their singing talent and by so do- ing learn extra points in developing individual responsibilities and group cooperation. Their first appearance was at the Somerton Fall Institute. Then came the annual FFA-FHA sponsored Thanks- giving program, and the endless re- hearsals to prepare for the Christmas Concert. Having received a ”1 rating in the district and participated in the state contest last year made this year's group ambitious to repeat the honor. They hopefully anticipate the state con- test. Other activities include the spring concert entitled Movie and Broadway Musicals , singing for graduation exer- cises, and attending the Olgebay Insti- tute Choral Clinic. Glee Clubs of former years were re- placed by a Freshman Chorus--making this group a training for Varsity Cho- rus. 125 Pep Band (KNEELING): Danny Hughes, Larry House, Becky Smith, Denise Damsel, Rick Clift. STANDING: Rusty Phillips, Brent Hunt, Bill Finch, Gary Winters, Joe Shipe, Becky Thomas, Randy Lucas, Joyce Outland, Ellen Lucas. Pep Band Boosts Enthusiasm The high-stepping majorettes, led by Robin Ritchie, perform in the half- time shows of each football game. Many long hours are spent preparing routines that will fit the program. Much credit goes to these girls for a job well done. In every pep assembly the pep band plays an important role. The pep band is a group of band members who wish to serve as spirit boosters in pep assemblies and at basketball games. Their spirited music helps keep morale high and enthusiasm keen. Majorettes: FRONT: Patty Brown, Debbie Clift, Marylou Huff. BACK: Patty Cozad, Robin Ritchie, Linda Skinner. 126 Majorettes: High-Stepping Band Leaders 127 Librarians and Ollice Assistants Serve School and Fellow-Students Librarians: SEATED: Mary Hasbrouck, Cathy Campbell, Jill Schmitthenner, Vicky Pfeffer, Cathy Howell, Mrs. Betts. STANDING: Bill Finch, Gary Hall, Jerry Jones, Brent Hunt, Tom Johnson, Larry House, Denny Martin, Bob Detling, John Johnson. Office Assistants: ROW 1: Kay Turner, Cathy Howell, Vicky McCort, Janet Carpenter, Dana Lucas. ROW 2: Russa Burdette, Patty Hall, Mary Reynolds, Susan Knox, Barbara Stottler, Joyce Outland, Norma Schumacher. 128 Art Club—Requires Time and Talent The Barnesville High School Art Club was formed this year because of the de- mand on the art class students for extra- curricular activities, jobs, and functions which required their time and ability. The purpose of the art club is to beau- tify the school, render service to the clubs and departments, and benefit the community. The members are all talented artists who are willing to give of their time and efforts. Pride and purpose shall be part of the foundation for a rich and rewarding way of life after graduation. Officers: ROW 1: Terry Long, treasurer; Becky Carpenter, Senior art advisor; Leland John- son, secretary. ROW 2: Kay Fisher, president; Peggy Hunkier, vice president; David Briggs, Junior art advisor. ROW 1: Terry Long, Becky Carpenter, Jill Schmitthenner, Marcia Bean, Leland Johnson. ROW 2: Rick Nep- tune, Carol Stephens, Peggy Hunkier, Rita Jane Harp, Kay Fisher, Karen DePew. ROW 3: Darrell Hiillips, Ralph Sellers, David Briggs, Rodney Brown. 129 FEATURES FEATURES FEATURES Santa Claus (Peggy Plumly) prepares to dis tribute gifts at the Y- Teen Christmas party. Bamesville High School 1968 Homecoming Queen, Miss Becky Carpenter. 132 ‘'Homecoming Is a Circus!” Homecoming is a Circus set the mood for the unforgettable weekend be- ginning with the homecoming assembly. At this the candidates participated in a style show where each one modeled a school outfit, a sports outfit, and a for- mal. The gym was decorated in circus style where ringmaster Mrs. Timmons interviewed the eleven lovely and excited girls. The regal coronation took place at half-time during the Barnesville vs. Cadiz game. While the girls were es- corted down the field, the band played and excitement increased. As the crowd grew silent the first runner-up Sally Johnson was announced. Then came the moment the 1967 Homecoming Queen Jeanne Hall crowned the lovely Becky Carpenter as the new 1968 Homecoming Queen. With the victory over Cadiz, the after- game dance was impressive and glorious. For those who attended remain only memories of an unforgettable night. 1967 Homecoming Queen Jeanne Hall prepares to place the crown on the head of a surprised Becky Carpenter while her escort Tom Brill looks on. The Homecoming Court--FRONT: Darla Shipley, G.A.A.; Cathy Howell, Senrab; Robin Ritchie, F.H.A.; Kay Turner, F.T.A.; Sally Johnson, Chorus; Becky Carpenter, F.F.A.; Peggy Plumly, Hi-Y; Dana Lucas, Y-Teens; Patty Brown, Varsity B; Kathi Skinner, Band; Tyra Hanlon, Key Club. BACK: Randy Giesey, Bill Finch, Ton: Carpenter, Rodney McCracken, Tom Johnson, Tom Brill, Jeff Frasher, Art Gibson, Tom Claugus, Brent Phillips, Tom Timmons. 133 Talented Seniors Present “The Egg and I” On November 16, 1968, the talented mem- bers of the Senior Class dramatized their class play, The Egg and I. Under the direc- tion of Miss Ann Gill, the class presented the comedy based on the book by Betty Mac- Donald. The setting was a newly organized chicken farm with an ambitious farmer (Bob Truex) who was attempting success in the chicken business. His city wife (Connie Long) and daughters (Cathy Howell and Tyra Hanlon) had a difficult time adjusting to this type of farm life. Here is where the trouble begins--and ends. This play would have amused anyone who has not realized the adjustment one makes from city to country living. Cast—ROW 1: Dana Lucas, Vicki Hartley, Mike Devitt, John Johnson Cathv Howoll p,„ , r. , Shipley. ROW 2: Mary Reynolds, Connie Long, Bob Truex, Tyra Hanlon ROW 3 Boblfetlii rh ter, Jill Hanse, Bill Finch, Maureen Sampson, Becky Thomas, Brent Hunt, Larry House An Ci 'D rJcto 11' 134 Ed Wheeler prepares to silk screen his own Christ mas cards. Students in Extra-Curricular Activities C.A.A. Basketball Team members rest during a time out. (Top): Jenny Williams, Carol Stephens, and Peggy Hunkier work on clay objects in Art Club. Health students, accompanied by Mrs. Tim mons, prepare for tour of Cambridge State Hospital. 135 MOMENTS TO (Right): Larry House and Joe Shipe happily receive their new band uniforms. A great moment to remember was when Barnesville defeated Shenandoah, January 11, 1969. 136 REMEMBER Seniors, Randy Giesey, Bill Mann, Tom Claugus, and Tom Hollingsworth plan trip to Cedar Point in May. 137 COMMUNITY COMMUNITY COMMUNITY The new Hutton Memorial Library is one of Barnesville's newest assets. The Belmont County Museum in Barnes ville attracts thousands of visitors throughout the year. The Bamesville Airport expands runway to ac- commodate small jets. SMITH ORCHID CREST Roosevelt Road Barnesville, Ohio Get the Best— at Smith Orchid Crest BARNESVILLE LIVESTOCK Largest Veal Calf Market in Southeastern Ohio McCRACKEN’S M K 1 23 North Chestnut Street McCracken's M K carries the most complete supply OPEN of meats, groceries, and produce in the Barnesville 9 area. In its convenient location, their store provides to shopping comfort at its best, plus plenty of free parking 9 for quick and easy shopping. DAILY EOPLES UILDING Doan co. Barnesville, Ohio Federal Home Loan Bank BELMONT MANUFACTURING t Division of te co e Jonathan Logan, Inc. m Compliments of NATIONWIDE INSURANCE MANTZ BAKERY Mutual Funds 134 West Main Street 425-1062 Auto—Fire—Life—Hospitalization Route 1 Barnesville William Nesbitt Phone 425-2887 Complete All-Lines Insurance Service BOB SHEPHERD'S CEO MUSIC CO. 323 East Main Street Barnesville, Ohio Local Representative—Jim Ferguson n buick OLDBMOBDLE General Motor Service Center Compliments of SINCLAIR OIL CORPORATION AMERICAN LEGION touf POST NO. 168 sJ :zTsZse, Barnesville, Ohio My Barnesville, Ohio On 50th Anniversary 1919—1969 Compliments of : SUNOCO Cs5nScoS Compl iments of 152 South Chesnut Street Barnesville, Ohio T A ROGERS CO. Courtesy of VAN DYNES SUPER MARKET Compliments of !° n THE ROTARY Compliments of Congratulations to the Class of 69 THE BARNESVILLE THE GREEN COTTAGE RESTAURANT JUNIOR WOMEN' S CLUB Barnesville, Ohio 425-2113 Compliments of GERALD JONES BOB'S SOHIO SERVICE 50HI0 Manager of A P Church Chesnut l(p Hi Barnesville, Ohio Barnesville, Ohio m 1 425-0164 THE KORNER PIZZA Compliments of 205 East Church PETERS INSURANCE AGENCY ?IZZA 425-2225 Phone 425-1555 FARM-FRESH STORE Compl iments of EAGLES LODGE Garvins Dairy Products Open 7 Days a Week John Morgan Corner of Gardner and West Main FOGLE'S PASTRY SHOP LOTUS GLASS COMPANY 183 East Main Street Barnesville, Ohio MISTS Buy Fine Glass rg. w L erf “ Barnesville, Ohio 425-1023 Compliments of Compliments of x 1 V HERB HALL'S 0 5 WESTERN AUTO GROCERY — pV' AND (|||- MILLER FURNITURE 244 South Chesnut St. Barnesville, Ohio Compliments of the V.F.W. 2792 Barnesville, Ohio Courtesy of HALL'S DRIVE IN Congratulations BELMONT ELECTRIC Courtesy of RUBY JANE'S SALONETTE 260 West Main 425-1548 INSURANCE SERVICE AGENCY Hilda M. Truax Insurance Security thru Service Established Since 1918 145 West Main 425-1236 Compliments of BARNESVILLE ENTERPRISE DODGE KINNEY MOTOR COMPANY Cars and Trucks Phone 425-2915 THE PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION Dairy Queen Brazier JACK S FOOD MARKET Pike Street’ Barnesville Jack's is the store to visit for all of our grocery needs. They offer a complete line of quality meats, brand- name products, and fresh produce. Come in and shop. You'll be glad you did! Congratulations to the Class of 1969 Located at the Top of East Main Hill Phone 425-1475 for the Best in Fine Foods and Refreshments. CAMPBELL'S FUNERAL HOME Compliments of BUNDY RADIO Courtesy of TALK OF THE TOWN Joseph Grier, Owner THOMPSON FROSTY BURGER Rt. 147 Barnesville, Ohio Phone 484-4842 Dining Room or Carry-Out Service Always for Good Schools Compl iments FOSTERS BARNESVILLE AUTO SUPPLY Barnesvil le ARMSTRONG JEWELRY Ohio 152 East Main Compliments of 425-1984 Gifts That Last THE MAYFAIR SHOP 147 East Main Best Wishes to the Ladies Children's Class of 69 Ready To Wear Compliments of BARNESVILLE DRY CLEANING Drive In Free Parking 146 West Main Look Your Best Phone 425-2361 THE FLOWER GARDENS GREEN HOUSES 312 Henderson Street Compliments of M ONTGOMERY WARD CATALOGUE AGENCY Barnesville, Ohio GERRERO MUSIC Steubenville, Ohio 283-5213 Wheeling, W. Va. 232-2480 Serving Your Every Musical Need Congratulations to the Class of 69 DAMSEL'S ICE CREAM Courtesy of THE MOTHERS' CLUB Attend the Church of Your Choice, Every Sunday BARNESVILLE MINISTERIAL ASSN. Compliments GIBSON FEED AND SUPPLY Seed, Wire, Animal Health Products HANLON INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. Insurance for Home, Auto, Business, Life Mutual Fund Barnesville, Ohio Ph. 425-1981 Compliments of THE BOOSTERS CLUB Organized and operates for the purpose of the betterment of Barnes- ville Public Schools and to promote school athletics. Ralph’s Super Market Home of Quality Meats Garden Gate Vegetables Whirlpool washers and dryers MAYTAG KENNEDY’S HARDWARE, INC. Largest Hardware Store in Belmont County Compliments of 140-142 South Chesnut Street Barnesville, Ohio Dial 425-1991 THE BAND MOTHERS Congratulations to the Class of 1969 Wheeling's Leading Department Stores L. S. GOOD CO. STONE AND THOMAS and CRONE'S Wheeling's Leading Men's Store Lisa's Frock Shop The Best in Clothing Main Street Barnesville, Ohio AL SMITH HOMES For a Home with PIZZAZZ —a Barnesville Products— Division of O. M. Smith Lumber B.P.O. ELKS 1699 WHEELING-BARNESVILLE- Always a Booster for Better Schools. WOODSFIELD EXPRESS 107 Virginia Street Wheeling, W. Va. 26003 Compliments of E. D. LLOYD OIL CO., INC. Texaco Petroleum Products WALTER TICKHILL CONSTRUCTION Morristown Road Home Construction Bethesda, Ohio Phone 484-4302 Compliments Compliments of BARNESVILLE NEWS AGENCY BOHANDY'S RESTAURANT ROE'S HOME GIFT STORE 114 West Main Street Good Luck Class of '69 Barnesville, Ohio Compliments of Compliments of BARNESVILLE BARBER J ADELYNES BEAUTY SHOP SHOP SHORTY'S ASHLAND SERVICE THE BARNESVILLE WHETSTONE 122 South Chestnut Street 330 South Chestnut Street Barnesville, Ohio 425-2652 Phone 425-1415 Courtesy of RICH'S MEAT MARKET HARP'S RESTAURANT IBP ROCKWELL Compliments of ORCHARDS CHESTNUT LANES Cards, Gifts Wedding Items Compliments of HALLMARK HOUSE THE CITY LOAN Barnesville, Ohio SAVINGS Courtesy of III j Compliments of THE BOSWELL MONUMENTS KENNEDY'S FARM EQUIPMENT Barnesville, Ohio H. C. PLUMLY AND SON Courtesy of JOHN DANIELS, BUILDER Complete Building Service Hillcrest Road Barnesville Ohio - THE NEEDLE NOOK 219 North Chestnut Street Barnesville, Ohio FINNICAL DRUGS 125 West Main Street Barnesville, Ohio Fabrics Yarn Go Boy's Black Magic Standing at Red Gate Farms Belmont, Ohio Congressman Wayne L. Hayes, Owner Mr. E. Wayne Blake, Manager EAST END GARAGE A CHRYSLER motors corporation 780 E. Main St. 425-1968 Chrysler, Plymouth, Valiant Compl iments of THE WATT CAR AND WHEEL KIWANIS Courtesy of Compliments ROHRBACH of BROTHERS GARAGE DOUDNA ORCHARDS Compliment's of WALTER THOMAS HAROLD S. DAVIS 115 East Main Your Jeweler Barnesville POLENS STORE Paint, Hardware, Glass Ohio Barnesville, Ohio 160 East Main Compliments of Barnesvil le CHEFFY DRUGS May We Fill Your Next Prescription 425-1582 HASTING'S FEED MILL Courtesy of FAIRYLAND DRIVE-IN Compliments of HANNA COAL COMPANY Division of CONSOLIDATION COAL COMPANY Best Wishes to the Class of 1969 Kiiki in Barnesville, Ohio Where Smart People Save Money on Furniture, Appliances, and Floor Coverings. DOAN’S TRANSPORTATION CENTER Now—Two Big Locations. One at the Intersection of 1-70, 40, and 149, Morristown. The Second at East Main Street Barnesville—Phone 425-1965, 782-1965 or 695-1965 Ford—Lincoln—Mercury Dreamer Campers— Sale and Rentals PROFESSIONAL PATRONS Dr. Calvin B. Monte DeRamos M.D. Dr. J. G. McClure, Dentist 777 East Main Street 127 East Main Street Barnesville, Ohio Barnesville, Ohio Mr. Lodge L. Hanlon Atty. 115 East Church Street Barnesville, Ohio Dr. F. R. Hasbrouck, Dentist 211 North Chesnut Street Barnesville, Ohio Dr. St. Clair Hasbrouck, Dentist 211 North Chesnut Street Barnesville, Ohio John P. Carlotti M.D. 316 East Main Street Barnesville, Ohio Dr. W. L. Briggs, Optometrist 210 North Chesnut Street Barnesville, Ohio THE SURGICAL GROUP Medical Center Barnesville, Ohio Dr. D. M. Mayberry Medical Center Barnesville, Ohio Dr. John A. Brown Medical Center Barnesville, Ohio Dr. Kenneth S. Frakes Medical Center Barnesville, Ohio Dr. T. C. White, Dentist 127 East Main Street Barnesville, Ohio W. E. Chaney, Atty. 111 East Main Street Barnesville, Ohio George W. Cheffy Atty. 102 West Main Street Barnesville, Ohio Dr. L. G. Dunmire, Chiropractor 123 East Main Street Barnesville, Ohio Dr. F. W. Claugus, Vet. 112 North Chesnut Street Barnesville, Ohio Dr. Edward J. Joseph D.D.S. 406 Laconia Building Wheeling, W. Va. Dr. F. H. Stoup 131 Walnut Street Barnesville, Ohio Mr. Mil lard Neal 323 East Main Street Barnesville, Ohio 157 An Investment in Knowledge Pays the Best Interest. Benjamin Franklin THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF BARNESVILLE Member of the FDIC Barnesville, Ohio Bethesda, Ohio ALANETTE STUDIO for 118 E. Main Sr. Barnesville, O The '69 Senrab Staff wishes to express special thanks to the following: Mrs. Margaret McKenzie, Alanette Studio, The Barnesville Enterprise, Miss Ethel Gasper, Mrs. A. E. Wheaton, Mrs. Robt. L. Edgar, Mr. Bonvenuto, Mr. Wright, Mrs. Dyrdek, and Mr. Ray Vladar, the American Yearbook Company representative. It's been a long trip from 1919 to 1969. 160 Denise Damsel and Tom Hunkier in Algebra II. Ready for square dancing? Mr. Nichols in a familiar pose (Right) Freshmen girls Beverly Rogers, Cathy Ralston, Sally Davies, and Marcia Sellers re- turn from an assembly. In Art class with Mrs. Drydek Tom Foreman and Bill Mann in animated conversation. 161 STUDENT INDEX Ackerman, Lloyd 72,88,110,92 Adkins, Ralph 66,90,87 Agin, Paulette 72,112,114 Allar, Sam 78,89 Anderson, Evonne 72 Anderson, Helen 18,66,106,111, 116.118.121.124 Anderson, Linda 72 Anderson, Mike 78,110 Anderson, Robert 66 Anderson, Sheila 22,78,112 Anderson, Shirley 66,106,113, 115.124 Anderson, Teresa 66,106,113,115 Arick, Pfeggy 72,105,106,107,111, 114,118 Armstrong, Jane 66,113 Atkinson, Hugh 78,89 Atkinson, Joe 46,96,108,117,121, 87 Atkinson, Peggy 36,72,107,112 Bahmer, Barbara 72,112 Bahmer, Lowell 78,110 Ball, Nancy 78,107,111,125 Bean, Marcia 66,106,115,129 Beck, Connie 72,98 Beck, Gary 66 Bennett, Paul 72 Berry, Jimmy 78 Betts, Barbara 66,113,115 Betts, Barry 29,72,74,108,92 Betts, Bob 78 Betts, Janie 72,112,114 Betts, Sheryl 78 Bewley, Donna 78,98,107,111, 114,119,125 Billetter, James 72,110 Bissell, Steve 46,96,117,94,95 Blacker, Diana 72,114,124 Bohandy, Debbie 64,78,98,114, 119.125.123 Booth, Connie 66 Boulet, Scott 26,78 Boyd, Mike 72,110 Briggs, David 66,69,108,119,121, 129 Briggs� Ruthann 72,111,114,118, 123 Brill, Tom (Jr.) 66,110,111,133 Brill, Tom (Soph.) 26,72,110 Broomhall, Dale 78,89,119,125, 92 Brown, Patty 7,46,57,104,106, 113,115,116,120,126,127,130, 133.123 Brown, Rodney 66,96,129,95 Bunting, Dickie 66,88 Burdette, Russa 46,106,113,115, 128 Burghy, Larry 66,110 Burkhart, Bob (Soph.) 64,72,88, 118.124 Burkhart, Bob (Fresh.) 78 Burkhart, Rhonda 21,78,105,107, 114,119,123 Burkhead, Crystal 72 Burkhead, Karen 46 Bussell, Edward 66,109,124 Butler, Patty 78 Butler, Tom 65,66,70,90,109, 117,87 Calder, Lynn 46,124 Caldwell, Vivtor 72,95 Campbell, Cathy 65,66,69,98, 106,119,124,128 Campbell, Danny 72,88,109 Carpenter, Becky 47,98,99,104, 106,110,114,115,119,120,129, 130,132,133 Carpenter, Bernard 110 Carpenter, Chris 47,111,119,134 Carpenter, Elizabeth 78,114,125, 123 Carpenter, Herbert 72 Carpenter, Janet 46,113,115,128 Carpenter, John 72,88,119,95 Carpenter, Kim 72,118,87,95 Carpenter, Leonard 46,53,109 Carpenter, Marvin 72,110 Carpenter, Patricia 72 Carpenter, Rocky 73,110 Carpenter, Sherry 66 Carpenter, Tom 47,90,96,109, 133,87,93,101 Castello, Terry 66 Cheffy, Ed 11,64,73,105,108, 120,92 Clary, Linda 78 Claugus, Fred 66,108,118,121,87 Claugus, Tom 12,45,47,96,104, 105,108,117,121,133,87,137 Clift, Charles 73 Clift, Debbie 66,106,113,126, 127.123 Clift, Rick 78,118,125,126,123 Cline, Dave 78 Cline, Judy 73,114,118,124,123 Cook, Susie 66 Courim, Steve 47 Cox, Debbie 73,114 Cozad, Mike 73,109,111,119,95, 123 Cozad, Patti 47,106,115,126,127, 123 Cranston, Tom 47 Crum, David 78,89,110,125 Damsel, Denise 73,111,114,118, 121.124.126.160.123 Daniels, Russ 73,119,124 Davies, Sally 78,107,114,125, 161.123 Davis, Becky 73,107,114,123 Deal, Don 47 Depew, Karen 66,115,118,129 Detling, Bob 48,96,109,117,128, 134,87 Detling, Dave 66,110 Detling, Jack 78,89,92 Devine, Harley 48 Devitt, Mike 48,134 Diab, William 66,108 Dietrich, Mark 67,110,117,124, 87 Doudna, Burton 48,109 Doudna, Clarence 67,110 Doudna, Evelyn 78,107,125 Doudna, John 67 Doudna, Paula 78,107,112,114, 125 Douglas, Sue 73,112 Drake, Bonnie 48,115 Drake, Karen 67,113,115,118 Drake, Marcia 73,114 Drake, Mary 73,112,114 Dunlavy, Linda 67,113 Ebling, Karen 73,104,114,119, 123 Eddy, Dennis 48 Eshler, Peggy 67,106,113,116,119 Evans, Clifford 73 Farson, Jim 65,67,86,89,109,110, 124.87 Ferguson, Frank 78,89,119,125,95 Ferguson, Jim 18,48,109,111 Ferguson, Susan 73,112,114,124 Finch, Bill 19,31,47,49,104,105, 108,111,116,119,121,126,128, 133,134,123 Fisher, John 79,119 Fisher, Mary K. 24,49,104,111, 115,119,120,129 Fisher, Tom 13,73,109 Fluharty, James 79,89,109,125,92 Fluharty, John 67,90,105,109 Fogle, David 79 Fogle, Gary 49,110 Fogle, Tom 67,109,110 Foreman, Tom 49,90,91,96,108, 117.119.121.161.87 Forst, Connie 73 Franks, Charles 4,49 Frasher, Jeff 12,49,96,109,110, 133,95 Frasher, Micky 67,113,115 Frasher, Shirley 49,57,111,113, 115 Frazier, Susan 79,112,114 Froehlich, Bill 7,28,45,50,84,90, 96,117,121,87,93 Froehlich, Bob 50,117,87,100 Froehlich, Dan 79,89,119,125,92 Fusek, Shauna 79,82,114,119,125 Gallagher, Greg 73,87 Gallagher, Bryan 79,89,111,118 Ganzel, Carol 73,112,114 Gardiner, Lucy 73,107,119,124, 123 Geiger, Diane 50,106,113,115 Geiger, Rhonda 79,107,114,119 Gergely, Kathleen 73,114 Gibson, Art 67,84,110,124,133,94 Giesey, Dennis 73,109 Giesey, Randy 18,50,96,104,105, 108,119,121,133,137 Giffin, Dave 67,92 Grandi, Esther 73 Gray, Duane 73,94 Grear, Jeanne 73,98,112,114 Greiner, Bob 79 Greiner, Myrtle 74,112,114,160 Grey, Renee 67,115,123 Grier, Paula 67,106,113 Gross, Richard 74 Groves, Jean 74,112,113,114 Grubb, Mike 41,67 Hall, Gary 50,90,96,108,117,119, 128.87 Hall, Mary 67,113,115 Hall, Patty 50,106,115,128 Hall, Steve 74,110 Hanes, John 74,109 Hanes, Linda 67,111,119,124,123 Hanlon, Teri 79,98,107,112,114 Hanlon, Tyra 14,50,98,99,105, 106,113,114,115,121,130,133, 134 162 Hannahs, John 79 Hanse, Jill 4,51,59,106,115,124, 134 Hanse, Rick 74,109,119 Harp, Rita 51,113,124,129 Harper, Wanda 67,113 Hartley, Anne 74,107,111,114, 124.123 Hartley, Betsy 67,106,111,113, 118 Hartley, Brenda 27,67,111,115, 116.119.123 Hartley, Vicki 5,51,104,106,111, 115.116.121.134.123 Hasbrouck, Mary 67,106,115,128 Hashman, Bob 74,88 Hashman, Cheryl 79 Hashman, Delmas 74 Hashman, Denny 74,110,87,94 Hasting, Lonnie 51 Hayes, Donald 79 Hickenbottom, Bill 16,74 Hickenbottom, Calvin 51 Hickenbonom, Dan 74,110 Hickenbottom, Kathy 67 Hickenbottom, Patricia 74,112 Hilliard, Beth 79,104,114,118, 123 Hilliard, Betty 74,112 Hogg, Kathleen 79 Holland, Ted 79,110 Hollingsworth, Tom 51,108,116, 120,160,137 House, Denise 79,107,112 House, Donna 74,107,112 House, Larry 51,104,108,111,116, 119,121,126,128,160,174,123, 136 Householder, Tony 38,67,87,95 Howell, Cathy 4,52,98,99,106, 113,115,116,121,128,130,133, 134 Howell, Debbie 11,67,98,99, 106.113 Howell, Helen J. 74,98,105,112, 113.114 Howiler, Kay 74,115 Howiler, Rick 67,110 Huff, Marylou 19,52,104,111, 119.120.126.127.123 Hughes, Cathy 23,74,107,112, 114,124 Hughes, Danny 26,79,109,111, 125.126.92.123 Hughes, Dick 4,38,52,85,90,96, 117,87 Hughes, Mike 67 Hunkier, Denny 12,45,52 Hunkier, Peggy 24,52,104,106, 115,119,120,129,135 Hunkier, Tom 64,74,88,118,160 Hunt, Brent 19,52,104,105,108, 116.119.126.128.134.123 Huntsman, Harry 74,110 Huntsman, Karen 79,98,114,119, 125.123 Huntsman, Kendra 79,107,114, 125.123 Huntsman, Scott 75,88,92 Jefferis, Bruce 15,68,109,119,124, 87,94,95 Johnson, Bobby 75,88 Johnson, Dick 75,88,109,110,95 Johnson, John 24,52,84,117,128, 134,94 Johnson, Leland 22,52,96,109, 117.129.87 Johnson, Sally 53,56,98,99,115, 121.124.130.133 Johnson, Tom 29,68,90,105,109, 111.116.128.133.123 Johnston, John 79,89,94,100 Jones, Greg 64,79,89,111,118, 125,92 Jones, Jerry 47,53,117,119,128,87 Kaiser, Marylou 13,23,75,107, 112.113.114.124.123 Kaiser, Wayne 79,110 Kalanich, Marie 75 Keadle, Marsha 53,106,113,115 Kennon, Debbie 79,107,114,123 Keylor, Mike 20,68,105,109,111, 124.87 Kidd, Kay Ann 79 Kimble, Sharon 28,68,106,113, 115 Kirk, Patricia 68,71,106,115,124 Kirk, Paul 68 Knox, Edie 79,112,119,125 Knox, Julia 75,114,118,124 Knox, Susan 53,115,124,128 LaCroix, Paula 53,113,115 Lallathin, Rick 75,110 Leach, Jim 20,53,96,108,124 Leake, Vera 75,112 Leek, James 68 Lightfoot, Darlene 75,107,112, 124 Long, Bob 53,96,117,124,87 Long, Bruce 80,125 Long, Connie (Sr.) 15,44,53,105, 106,113,115,124,134,130 Long, Connie (Jr.) 68,106,113, 115 Long, Terry 68,88,108,129 Lucas, Brenda 29,68,106,113 Lucas, Bruce 80,89,125,95 Lucas, Dana 54,106,112,113,115, 128.130.133.134 Lucas, Diane 75 Lucas, Ellen 80,107,125,126,123 Lucas, Mike 29,54,104,109,116, 120.137 Lucas, Randa 75 Lucas, Randy 75,118,124,126,123 Luyster, Dan 75 Lynn, Bonnie 68 Lynn, Todd 68 Mackey, Linda 68,113 Mackey, Steve 80 Mako, Claudette 29,75,114 Maleski, Mary K. 80,107,125 Mallemee, Barbara 75,107,114, 119.124.123 Mankin, Freeda 54,106,113,115 Mann, Bill 4,27,45,55,96,104, 105.108.117.119.121.161.137 Mann, Dale 80,110,125 Mann, Rick 75,108,124 Martin, Denny 55,128 May, Donald 55,110 May, Virginia 80,123 Mayberry, David 80,118,125,123 Mayberry, Jay 68,87,92 McBride, James 80,110 McBride, Mary 68,113 McBride, Roger 54 McClure, Mindy 76,107,114,121, 124.123 McConnell, Patti 68,113,115 McCort, Don 68 McCort, Mike 54,96,117,94,95 McCort, Sharon 80,112,114,125 McCort, Vicki 54,113,115,124, 128 McCracken, Linda 48,68 McCracken, Randy 54 McCracken, Rodney 76,133 McDiffit, David 76 McEndree, Joyce 54,106,113 McGee, Bruce 80,110 McGinnis, Betty 68 McGlumphy, Bradley 20,68,124, 123 McLaughlin, Nancy 80,112 McLaughlin, Ronnie 23,76 Mercer, Jeanne 29,68,115 Merritt, Brenda 41,69 Merritt, David 76,95 Messenger, Charlene 80,125,123 Messenger, Kathleen 80,112,114, 118,125 Messenger, Robert 55,110 Miller, David 80 Miller, Dennis 80,110 Miller, Dolores 80 Miller, Francis 69 Miller, Robert 12,76,110 Miller, Tom 69,110 Milliken, David 80 Minder, Jeff 69,119 Mistovich, Lou Ann 80 Moore, Melissa 80,112,114,118 Moore, Patty 69,111,115,124,123 Moore, Sherry 80,107,114,125, 123 Moore, Vicki 69 Moreland, Greg 69,109,117,118, 87 Moreland, Sally 21,80,107,114, 118.125.123 Morgan, Claudine 50,69,113 Morris, Gordon 69 Morrison, Bruce 69,90,124,87 Murphy, Barbara 80,112,114 Murphy, Bridget 76,107,114,118, 123 Murphy, Mary 69,111,115,116, 118.121.124 Myers, Carl 81,110 Myers, Frank 76,88,110,119,95 Nagy, Janet 17,76 Neptune, Richard 39,55,110,120, 129 Neuhart, Rudy 55,110 Neuhart, Sieglinda 23,112 Noland, Charles 69,108,111,116, 121.123 Noland, Mary Jane 81,114,125, 123 Oit, Becky 69,106,113 Orr, Mike 81,105,118 Outland, Joyce 55,59,105,106, 115.126.128.123 Palmer, Harold 69 Palmer, Rose 76,112 Peddicord, Chris 52,55 Peters, Steve 81 Pfeffer, Mike 81,89,119 Pfeffer, Vicki 13,69,98,106,115, 119,128 Phillips, Brent 55,108,133 163 Phillips, Darrell 70,86,117,129, Shipley, Darla 12,57,106,113, Toohey, Fred 71 87 115,130,133,134 Toohey, Rodney 71 Phillips, Rusty 81,119,126,92,123 Shipley, Joyce 70,113,115,124 Touvelle, Valerie 77,107,114, Plumly, Dan 76,91,117,118,87,92 Showalter, Bernice 70,113,115 123 Plumly, Judy 76,107,114,118,121, Showalter, Melvin 81,110 Travis, Debbie 50,71,113 123 Showalter, Wanda 113 Travis, Diane 50,59,113 Plumly, Mark 70 Shumaker, Greg 82,89 Travis, Randy 77 Plumly, Peggy 14,55,98,99,106, Sindeldecker, Jo Ellen 119 Truax, Rick 82 113,115,130,133,134,131 Skinner, Kathy 57,106,116,130, Truex, Bob 4,59,71,90,96,108, Plumly, Rena 70,111,119,124 133,123 117,124,134,87,93,100,125,130 Plumly, Roger 81,125,95,123 Skinner, Linda 70,106,124,126, Turner, Kay 22,59,106,111,115, Poulton, Bobbie 70,111,115,118 127,123 119,120,128,130,133 Powell, Robert 70,87,94,101 Smith, Becky 76,111,114,118, Turner, Sharon 77,107,111,114, Price, Jerry 48,55,96,110 121,123,124,126,160,125 Smith, Janie 76,98,105,107,114, 124,123 Pyles, Mary 81 Ralston, Cathy 81,112,114,118, Turvey, Donna 59 119 Tychonski, Reed 59 161 Smith, Mike 70,110,117,87,94, VanFossen, Linda 59,106,113,115 Rattine, Ed 16,76,88,109,124 100 VanFossan, Redonna 82 Reischman, Bonnie 76,107,114 Sowers, Tami 64,82,98,107,114, 125,123 Vermillion, Harold 59 Reischman, David 76 Wade, Bruce 60,110 Ressler, Rand 76,88,124 Reynolds, Mary 5,55,106,113, Stanfield, Bob 41,70 Wade, Linda 60,113 Stanley, Mary 38,70,113 Wallace, Janet 77,111,114,119, 115,128,134 Reynolds, Roger 81 Starr, Bonnie 57,113,115 124 Starr, Herbert 82 Ward, Daryl 12,77,110,94 Reynolds, Susan 70,113,115 Starr, Hubert 82 Starr, Joe 70,110,116,117,124,87 Warfield, Deann 77,107,114,118, Richmond, Dana 113 124,123 Ritchie, Robin 56,57,106,113, Starr, Ronnie 58 Warrick, Connie 77,107,119,124, 115,126,127,130,133,123 Robb, Jerry 56,108 Steed, Dennis 70,118 123 Stephen, Jewett 82,110 Warrick, Sharon 113 Wehr, Becky 71,113 Wehr, Dean 77,87 Robb, Ronnie 56,94,95 Robinson, Kristine 70,106,119, Stephens, Carol 58,111,113,115, 129,135 120,123 Stephens, Gary 70,117,87,94 Wehr, Terry 82,89,119,125,92 Roby, Bonnie 81 Stephens, Hughy 70,110 Stephens, Larry 70,119,124 Wehr, Tom 26,77,109,92 Roby, Ida 70 Weisand, Mike 82,119 Rockwell, Kathy 81,105,112,114, Stephens, Lawrence 82,89,92 Wells, George 82,110 118,125 Stephens, Mike (Jr.) 70 Wells, Sharon 77,112 Rogers, Beverly 81,114,161,123 Stephens, Mike (Fresh.) 82,89 Wesley, Rusty 110,87 Ross, Mike 81,89,125,95 Stephens, Rise 82,105,107,114, West, Holly 82,111,114,118,125 Ross, Patrick 56 119,123 Stephens, Robbie 82,89,118, West, Kathy 4,57,60,124 Rowley, Vicki 81,107,112,114, Wharton, Steve 83,105,119 125,123 125,95 Stephens, Terry 82 Wheeler, Ed 60,105 Rucker, Pamela 81 Wilcox, Kenny 77,110 Rushin, Ruth 76,112 Saffell, John 81,125 Stewart, Susan 82,98,107,114,123 Stottler. Barbara 58,106,113,115, Wiley, Bill 83,89 Williams, Fredericka 83,123 Sampson, Cindy 21,81,107,112, 128 Williams, Jennifer 60,123,135 114,121,125 Stottler, James 70 Wilson, Brad 64,77,88,108,119, Sampson, Maureen 56,106,113, Stottler, Terry 76 92,121,124 115,119,134 Street, Nancy 70 Wilson, Mark 77,88,118,124 Saunders, Frank 76 Sullivan, William 70 Wilson, Melissa 83,107,125,123 Schmitthenner, Jill 70,106,115, Swallie, Bill 58,96,117 Wilson, Pam 71,113 118,121,124,128,129 Swallie, Cheryl 58 Wilson, Tim 61,109 Schradel, Scott 76,90,105,108, Swallie, Chris 71,109 Winland, Ike 110 Winland, Jessie 77,112 118,87 Swallie, Dave 71,87 Schumacher, Norma 25,57,104, Swallie, Steve 76,88,118,92 Winters, Gary 77,119,126,95,123 105,113,115,124,128 Swallie, Tim 82 Wittenbrook, Homer 77,123 Secrest, Mike 26,81 Thomas, Becky 58,104,115,121, Wittenbrook, Wayne 77,88,109, Secrest, Tom 70,110 126,134,123 119 Sellers, James 76 Thompson, Dennis 26,82,92 Thompson, Vicki 20,77,107,114, Woods, Mike 64,83,111,121,89, Sellers, Marcia 81,112,114,118, 92 161 118,123 Workman, Charles 77,110 Sellers, Ralph 57,129 Thornton, Mary 58 Workman, Susan 16,77,112,114 Sellers, Sandra 81,112,114 Tickhill, Leslie 77,109,119 Wright, Kevin 83,110,125,123 Sellers, Tina 76 Timmons, Tom 14,65,71,74,105, Wyatt, Robert 77 Shafer, Gary 4,56,110,87 108,119,121,124,133,94 Tipton, Beverly 82,112,114 Yaus, Melinda 61,115 Shaw, Ronald 81,89,125,123 Young, Jeffrey 23,77,87,92 Shipe, Joe 57,111,124,126,123, 136 Tipton, Janet 71,115 Zellers, Kris 52,61 Tipton, Ronnie 82,89 164 Zellers, Doy 21,83,114,125