Beallsville High School - Trident Yearbook (Beallsville, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1972 volume:

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I try to grab the moments not considering that I'm letting others slip away. And with each new day I plant my footsteps in the pathless snow To create a course for others to follow. But I would have it no other way, For with the struggle of life Comes the glory of being. Q ,, ,fny 4 x 4 A , , ,, A A QA ,. , f Qignlwggaz 'J 'Lv 1. , ' N' - - Y .2-N 'I- ' H 'ww rv-11. - ' ' Lf, . f- -in .,., , M .A .4-,wwf , zz., . 4 fy 4, ., ., ,f v f ww y . ,ff fi? W 1:9 if 't??'f'X' 'M ,V Y M5h ' f 'W , We ' MW -' , mm4wnmwuamn,eyfmwww1fm,,. V ,L . ,., - N f ' JH ,,,- V ff H2M121-.f':,:an,tfw fw,,1m:zf ww f vw w Mr::,::zsf..:zw:s'.':fmkmu P I 'N ,Q A NX 1 Tig . any fi, S, iw Q I 1 I 5, , S' AK FACULTY if ll if f in the midst of the plain sings the lark free of all things To oar own, dear Beallsoille High School W e will all be traeg W e will strive for education And goocl friendship, too. Through oar 'Uiot'ries and oar losses, Loyalty wonft die. Ash as what we all are proacl of Wepll say Beallsoille High. JEAN CARLE School Secretary , i TIMOTHY W. HAUGHT f West Virginia University - B. S. N Q l West Virginia University - M.A. M' TERRY CALDWELL Ohio University - B,S, Math X ,,.-fx! ff i , DONA LD De LON GO Ohio University West Liberty - A, B. West Virginia Univ. - M,A, Social Studies Eh li RONALD CHRISTMAN Ohio University - B, S, Science PAUL FELDMEIER West Virginia Univ. - B. S Driver Education, Science RON HARMON John Brown Univ. - B. S, S. E, University of Arkansas - Post Grad, Typing, Business EL-HAD1 LAMINI Algiers University - Pre-Med. West Virginia Univ. - . . West Virginia Univ. - M. A. French M ra -,Pm 6 3 I HARLEY HOUCHJN West Virginia Univ. - B. S. Ohio State - Grad. Work Vocational Agriculture EDWARD LUPI Ohio University - B. S. Math - .,-.1 5. r R vii :qw , . 5. ' : '. ' 1 .. - 1 - 1 . V i 41 '+I' V Mia Q .O ...Q W , . is shi 5.1 A ii 'gm f . W' sg, ,l-2 N-N X, .+I ..,,: V. ROSE MARIE LUPI Fairmont State College - B. A. Home Economics X, fx fr A31 fn ,X QW . f DELMAS MOORE Kent State University - B, S, Ed, Social Studies -.1 ti WILLIAM MCMA HON Kent State University Ohio University - B. S Western Reserve English K' 1 , , W ...fs , Ev xm . o r -. '. ,gy xx fix 3 img, E W t . s nw X is if 'Y MARY NEFFLIN West Virginia Univ. - B, S, Physical Education, Health 5 in 5o',,,,.s,:g5.aY I. F. MORRELL West Liberty - B.S. West Virginia Univ. - M.A. School Counselor gt? - if EEZZ1 ,.:-,mg -.,, k,f,, J E - f ittaf W .FQ ' e. s A Q WILMA MCISAAC Bowling Green College of Commerce - A. B. Pitt University - NLE. Typing, Business Fw 'rl' W ,, ,f JUDY NORRIS Ohio University - B. S. Ed, Librarian JOHN NUSS Heidelberg College - B, M. Instrumental Music SUZANNA POLLOCK West Liberty - B,A, West Virginia Univ, Vocal Music DOROTHY PRICHARD West Liberty - A, B. Univ. Kentucky English, Art JH E- J JERRY REARDON Ohio University - B, S. Ed. Art TOM ROBINSON Salem College - B, S, Industrial Arts 'ff' , 3, 1 e S' ' -. JOHN SAFFLE West Liberty Univ. - B. A. Special Education 1, Y 'QV W F 7' T- Rs. , iff-1 -- wx sm U k E5 f,55,,, 'La 'f' Knock ffm S- B Sf? F x Q LARRY SI-IANK Shepherd State College - B.A Physical Education, English ROBERTA CHADWELL Teachers ' Aide DEBORAH SCHNEGG Teachers ' Aide CAROL DAVIS Teachers ' Aide CHARLOTTE STARKEY School Nurse 3 Ruth Thornberry ssrr 1 f ..15zzr'W,, - fm Mildred Gladys Trella F raley McDougal Hendershot May Dillon vw ' 9, Y QQ- d . HY 3 1 1 ef Larry Brock Janitor i Edna Fankhauser Stella Crum KNEELING: William Stephens, Arby Decker, Paul Haynesg STANDING: Chester Moore, Genevieve Smith, Pearl Rucker, Linda Crawford, Phyllis Thomas, Herman Shaffer, Torn Butterfield, Kennon Caldwell, Charles Hudson. 1 1 1 11 3 1 1 .I 1 4 .1 I 141 11 1', 1 11. I 11 :'- . uf: u 1 1 1 , .S 'v- 1 .gp 11 1 , 97+ SENIORS X :gif f -Aa 1 f if 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 11 11 1 f 11 I 1 Six rg i X X 1 fl 112nt flo rs1 p fxalso F N Z X W t 1 that obgadifiggt ear ithi 111 f f I O ff! X 11 U ! , 1 1 Q N 1111 1 1 Z PRESIDENT: Stan Roby VICE-PRESIDENT: Julie Wells S ECRETA RY: Barb Burkhart TREASURER: Debbie Aberegg NEWS REPORTER: Don Hughes Seniors Say Good-Bye School - it was the best of timesg it was the worst of times. The Seniors of '72 , the 44th graduating class from BHS, hold countless memories of their 12 years. Senior year is a special end to school though - it's getting to leave the gym first, it 's signing pictures and giving out name cards, it 's three won- derful days in New York City, and last of all it's marching out of the gym that final time graduation night. Knowledge is more CLASS SPONSORS Mr. and Mrs. Lupi CLASS COLORS Orange and White CLASS FLOWER Bird of Paradise CLASS SONG A Time for Us CLASS MOTTO than equivalent to force. 45 DEBORAH EILEEN ABEREGG If at first you don 't succeed , for- get it. HERMAN HUGH ATZENHOEFER Killing time is not murder - it's suicide. FAYE MARIE BLAIR My personal hobbies are reading, listening to music, and silence. SHARON LYNN BRANDON The secret of success is this. there is no secret of success. I . D. BURKE Any American boy can be a bas- ketball player if he grows up , up, up! BARBARA ANN BURKHART When I m too busy to laugh, I m too busy. CHARLES JUNIOR CLINE Money isn 't everything, but it 's mighty handy when you've lost your credit cards. VICTOR LYNN DALTON A good beginning 1S half the bottle. I I ir BRENDA SUE DECKER RANDY GENE DILLON DEBORAH KAY DORNON The best part Of beauty Give me a wrench and a What you don't know is that which 21 picture screwdriver, and I will doesn't hurt you, but it cannot express. either fix it or junk it. amuses a lot of people. I always knew that Guid- ance and Activity Period was good for something. ,X gif KEVIN EUGENE FRALEY When a girl permits me PAUL RICHARD FOLTZ to kiss her on either GIDRIA ANN FRANCIS The blush of bashfulness cheek, I hesitate a long My principal goal in life is his. time between them. is to enjoy it. f , f n I agp... ,ff lg I . Santa 's little helper.- Fingers were invented before brushes, anyway. FRANCES JANE FREEMAN Not all who auto ought to, GREGORY LYNN HAGAN The capacity for getting into trouble and the ability for getting out of it have seldom been combined so well. ROGER DALE HICKMAN Time, nature, and hunting are my three great loves. GORDON LEWIS HOOVER Baseball is the only place in life where a sacrifice is really appreciated. DONALD HOWARD HUGHES There are three sides to every story - mine, yours, and the truth. DONNA JEAN HUDSON The best gifts we get are from those who have nothing to give but themselves. .tb DEBRA JUNE MARMIE The world is like a mirror - smile and it smiles too. GARY DEAN MELLOTT Of the two evils, I choose the blond. CHRISTINA MARGARET KRESS She watches him as a cat would watch a mouse. RICHARD EMERSON LITTLETON All men excel in somethingg with me, it's chess. .av--A 4? 1 1? r 'Vrl- ' ff f , . . ' JAMES HAROLD MELLOTT KATHIE DAWN MEYER Marriage is a serious Work iS good fOr YOU ' matter - and I take it it's labor that kills. very seriously. PAUL EMORY MITCHELL It is better to have loafed and lost than never to have loafed at all. PETER MILOSAVIJEVIC If the power to do hard work is not talent, it is the best possible substi- tute. Student director, Stan Roby, conducts Rock-a My Soul. KAREN SUE MOORE The secret of gettmg ahead is getting started. VIVIAN MAXINE MOORE Some girls are music lovers, while others can love without it, SHIRLEY JEAN PALMER Marriage is singularg you add one and one and make one. LIONEL RAY PERKINS By the work one knows the workman. LEE ANDREW PHILLIPS Jack of all trades, but master of none. FREDERICK LEE RILEY I R. Service is my business. I'm resting today, and I REFUSE to open my PAD book. A A I I ,, if , fy, K3 ' 'Y' 1, ' Z Z . fn f,,, , 5 . 'lfffi WE: 'I 5 f ,, 1 , J i ,, ,,,' 1 A V ' ' Y if Q E ,g,Qg5'Q 4 1 9' f - ' 5 vig 1 1--,.'- P KEm?E2 fm EA A Lyyrr r,r .ri D Girls Are Like That left Lee in need of a pair of pants, GEORGE HERMAN RISER DAVID LEE SAFFELL ETHEL JEAN SCHNEIDER A great observer, he, If at first you don 't suc- Few men know how to ceed, try second base. kiss well, fortunately, l've always had time to tea ch them. Stan's first lesson at the Freeman School of Dance. Excedrin headache number 101. RICHARD ALLAN SCHUMACHER Only three things in my , V life l'Ve really liked to dog football, basketball, and baseball. i,,,.,..-s.. IEFFRY PAUL THO BURN The secret of good golf is to hit the ball hard , straight, and not too often. ARLENE RUTH SEFERT Do good and never mind to whom. M'm! M'm! Good! JULIE ANN WELLS My decision is maybe - and that's final. ROGER RAY WILLIAMSON It isn 't what I know that WOIIICS my parents lt s how I found lt out. Z' CARL DEAN WILSON HA hearty worker, he. -' The Burkes must be having a fight DEBBIE ABEREGG Treasurer 11, 12 Nat. Honor Society 12 Glee Club 10, 11, 12 TRIDENT STAFF 12 College Club 10,11 Queen Candidate 12 Bel-Hi Staff 12 Play Cast 11, 12 Band 9, 10, 11, 12 HERMAN ATZENHOEFER TRIDENT STAFF 12 Office Worker 12 Varsity Club 12 Golf 10, 11, 12 FAYE BLAIR Nat, Honor Society 12 Glee Club 10 TRIDENT STAFF. 12 Band 9,10,11,12 Q SHARON BRANDON ' Library Club 9, 10 Office Worker 11, 12 I. D. BURKE ' Vice-President 11 ' FFA 12 Office Worker 11, 12 FCA 11, 12 Varsity Club 12 Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12 Baseball 11, 12 BARB BURKHART Secretary 12 Treasurer 10 Glee Club 10,11, 12 FHA 9, 10, 11, 12 Cheerleader 9, 10, 11, 12 College Club 10 Queen- Candidate 12 Bel-Hi Staff 12 Play Cast 11, 12 Band 9, 10 varsity Club 12 CHARLES CLINE FFA 12 VIC DALTON News Reporter 11 Glee Club 10 College Club 10 Basketball 9 BRENDA DECKER Secretary 10 Student Council 12 Glee Club 11,12 College Club 11, 12 Queen Candidate 12 Bel-Hi staff 12 Office worker 11,12 ' Play Cast 11, 12 GEORGE DIETRICK RANDY DILLON FFA 12 Band 9 Varsity Club 11, 12 Football 10, 11, 12 DEBBIE DORNON TRIDENT STAFF 12 Bel-Hi Staff 12 Play Cast 11, 12 PAUL F OLTZ KEVIN F RALEY FFA 9, 11, 12 Band 9, 10, 11, 12 Football 12 GLORIA FRANCIS President 11 Nat. Honor Society 12 Glee Club 10 Library Club 9 TRIDENT STAFF 12 College Club 10, 11, 12 JAYNE FREEMAN Student Council 12 Glee Club 10,11, 12 Majorette 10 Cheerleader 9, 11 College Club 12 Play Cast 11, 12 Band 9, 10 GREG HAGAN President 10 Vice-President 9 FCA 11, 12 ' Play Cast 11 Varsity Club 10, 11, 12 Football 9, 10, 11, 12 Basketball 9 ROGER HICKMAN MARSHA HOLT FHA 11 Bel-Hi Staff 12 GORDON HOOVER Treasurer 9 Glee Club 10 , 11, 12 College Club 12 FCA 11, 12 Play Cast 12 Band 9 Varsity Club 11, 12 Football 10 Basketball 9, 11 Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12 DONNA HUDSON TRLDENT STAFF 12 Bel-Hi staff 12 Office Worker 9, 10, 11, Play Cast 12 DON HUGHES News Reporter 12 Student Council 10 FFA 12 Play Cast 11, 12 Football 9, 10 Track 11 28 12 CHRIS KRESS Student Council 11 FHA 12 Office Worker 12 Play Cast 11,12 RICHARD LITTLETON FFA 11, 12 DEBBIE MARMIE Secretary 11 Student Council 9 Nat. Honor Society 12 Glee Club 10, 11, 12 TRIDENT STAFF 12 Homecoming Attendant 10, 11 Queen Candidate 12 Bel-Hi Staff 12 Play Cast 11 GARY MELLOTT FFA 9, 11, 12 Band 9, 10 Varsity Club 12 Wrestling 11 JAMES MELLOTT , FFA 9, 10, 11,12 KATHIE MEYER Vice-President 10 Glee Club 10 PETER MILOSAVLIEVIC FFA 10, 11, 12 Varsity Club 11, 12 Wrestling 11, 12 PAUL MITCHELL 'FFA 12 Play Cast 11 , Varsity Club 10,11, 12 Football 9, 10, 11, 12 Wrestling 10, 11, 12 Golf 9, 10, 11, 12 KAREN MooRE Bel-Hi staff 12 Play Cast 12 VIVLAN Moofua Glee Club 10, 11, 12 TRIDENT STAFF 12 Play Cast 11, 12 H Band 9, 10, 11, 12 SHIRIEY PALMER FHA 9, 10 Bel-I-li Staff 12 Play Cast 11, 12 LIONEL PERKINS FFA 10, 11, 12 Track 11 LEE PHILLIPS FFA 9, 11, 12 Play Cast 11, 12 Band 9, 10 STAN ROBY President 12 News Reporter 9 Glee Club 10,11, 12 Play Cast 11 DAVE SAFFELL Student Council 10 Glee Club 10, 11, 12 FCA 11,12 Play Cast 11 Band 9,10,11 Varsity Club 11, 12 Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12 Baseball 9, 11, 12 GARY PITTMAN FFA 11, 12 FCA 12 Varsity Club 12 Wrestling 11 Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12 FREDRILEY Glee Club 11, 12 Varsity Club 12 Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12 GEORGE RISER Band 9,10,11,12 ETHEL SCHNEIDER Glee Club lO,1l,l2 Queen Candidate 12 Bel-Hi staff 12 Play Cast 12 RICK SCHUMACHER FCA 11, 12 Play Cast 12 Varsity Club 10,11, 12 Football 9, 10, 11, 12 Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12 Basebau 9, 10, 11, 12 ARLENE SEFERT Bel-Hi Staff 12 Play Cast 11, 12 Band 9, 10 PAUL SPEECE College Club 12 JEFF THOBURN President 9 College Club 11, 12 Play Cast 11 Varsity Club 12 Football 9, 11 Basketball 9 Golf 9, 10, 11, 12 JULIE WELLS Vice-President 12 Student Council 9 Glee Club 11, 12 TRIDENT STAFF 12 Bel-Hi Staff 12 Office Worker 10 Play Cast 12 ROCER WILLIAMSON FFA 9, 10, 11, 12 Band 9, 10 CARL WILSON Play Cast 11 Varsity Club 12 Wrestling 11, 12 6 IZ i T' Cl i 15 BEST DRESSED, Debbie Aberegg and Greg Hagan, showing off their new dudS. W' 3' nj' 6 . JAM S 1, gf '! is + i ff X. Yew ,Y f 'fp me-1, ' S A 'ia ' 17 ., K - , eff -QLL1 ' M V . . 1 Shou1dn't the MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED, Gloria Francis and Paul Speece, already know how to spell cat '? S . Barb Burkhart and Rick Schumacher, the MOST ATHLETIC, working out to keep in shape. Our BEST DANCERS, Jeff Thoburn and Donna Hud- son , putting on Sonny and Cher 's latest, George Riser and Sharon Brandon live up to their title of the QUIETEST by keeping order in the library. Jacques has the pleasure of making the ac- quaintance of our MOST CONGENIAL, Herman Atzenhoefer and Brenda Decker. The MOST TALKATIVE, Jane Freeman and Don Hughes, just cou1dn't decide who was going to use the phone first, You have the privilege of viewing the BEST LOOKING of '72, Kathie Meyer and Vic Dalton. Fred Riley and Faye Blair sure did have the world faked out when it came to selecting the MOST STUDIOUS. ' QEES ' ' CYLH f -Q tgp Q -' T xg, xkX Xxug H I Y. Y y FEB. 5 ADENA Bea1lsvi11e's latest addition to the Big Time are Ethel Schneider and Stan Roby, our MOST TALENTED. Debbie Marmie and I . D. Burke display the BEST SCHOOL SPIRIT as they welcome you to BHS. ,ftp- Our WITTIEST, Dave Saf- fell and Debbie Dornon are about to crash through the Enish of 72. NEWS REPORTER: Nelson Ward TREASURER: Debbie Hughes SECRETARY: Barb Cramer V. PRESIDENT: Dennis Goddard PRESIDENT: Karen Keith Audie Albus Beardrnore Bednarczyk Jackie Dave Rick Burkhart Caldwell Carpenter Marlene Thomas f. Blasting off for that last mile! Janet Starling Blakely Boston Debbie Barbara Cook Cramer Roger Pam Reggie Roy Bridget Crooks Crum Ci-um Eikleberry E1-Chak Steve Michele Jeanne Linda Julie Ferrebee Fluharty F orni Forni Fgster Steve Doug Ronnie Dennis Debbie Friday Gallaher Gallagher Goddard Hughes Danny Debbie Ieaflflie Lavada Rick Kelley Kinney KOV211 Littleton MCD ou gal r 'Q Chuck Roberts Mary Ann Saffell Cathy Shriver Larry Smith Tom Stephen Bill Thomas Marlene Thomas Karen Tremblay Nelson Ward Bonnie Mercer Cathy Miller Mark Milosavljevic Debbie Neff Donnie Nippert John Palmer Jackie Perkins George Riley ABSENT: Randy Billiter Sam Gabel John Henes Gene Kuhn Bob Reed Jess Stephens Ray Swallie Jeff Thornberry w I 111 H ry l seeiae cmllaa l , ll ,f -x . l r' i 'J H l f l l l r l I r H , Nl 'X l L . xl 'l r xl 4' El r l, li? 5 'xr ll ll l K A A l il 1 ' l ' fl lg r xy 1? 5 l in f QH WL V 1 jf ' ul IX R - 5 X lax 8 Z ' -- l, w X C .. li 'N - i r l f ,af , li rx H F, n X 2, lb 1 X N Q'-gg- E Field tolthe willow E loathing, all the desire 5 of your heart Gary Abbott Randy Albus Dennie Atzenhoefer David Bilyeu Robert Boylen Stanley Brandon , Darlene Brooks Terri Brooks Janise Charbono PRESIDENT: Dale Landefeld VICE -PRESIDENT: Walter Dornon TREASURER: Karon Winland SECRETARY: Terri Brooks Susan Cramer Jerry Crooks Penny Crooks Walter Dornon Mark Erchak Donna Fuchs Linda Fuchs Jane Furbay .Ton Gramlich Barbara Hamilton Ruthann Hudson I oe Huffman Ruth Johnson Paul Kanzigg Dale Landefeld Sam Littleton Shirley Marmie Mollie Mellott 'You Ve got the right idea Delrnas, but I don t think Shank will fit. Donnette Isaly Dale Ienewein Gayla Kinzy Mary Kisner Tim Lucas Cheryl Malolepszy Chuck Mercer Pat Meyer If Mr, DeLongo thought the U S was d1v1ded during the C1V11 War, he should see lt now' Could somebody get this thing off of me! Susan Schumacher Karen Smith Tom Taylor Jim Trigg Me lind a W ain Steve W ells Marian Milosavljevic Charles Palmer Gail Palmer Cynthia Perkins Larry Pittman Rodney Pittman Carol Pyles Jack Ray Janice Riley Cynthia Rucker ABSENT: Tacy Auvil Herman Crooks Alan Hess Randy Jones Neal Moore Donald Palmer Carl Pittman Jeff Rucker Donald Shriver John Speece Mac Williamson Karon Winlancl N KO Q? i , x R g MEN Ass, w 'Q A I - , simple trustg do not the petals flutter down just like that? PRESIDENT: Margaret Parr VICE -PRESIDENT: Jennifer Simonson SECRETARY: Debbie Bednarczyk TREASURER: Edwina Lucas NEWS REPORTER: John Mansfield Patsy Abbott Vern Alexander Debbie Bednarczyk Gary Bilyeu Ed Boston Cindi Bry an Darlene Bunting Connie Burch Debbie Burkhart Tim Caldwell John Cramer Gary Crum Richard Darby Mike Datkuliak Steve Riley Mike Ring Randy Riser Dorothy Roberts Joyce Rucker Joyce Se crest Barney Dillon Mac Dillon Tim Dillon Jeanne Eikleberry Terry Fankhauser Jerry Forni Jeff Gallaher Cynthia Hamilton Jim Hess Linda Holiday Charles Hossman Kim Houchin Jay Huffman Lee Hutchison Charles Kinney Bill Kress Vicky Lemley Edwina Lucas Patty Mallett John Mansfield Robert Mellott Robin Mellott Ronald Palmer Margaret Parr Bill Pittman In regard to this running in the halls , R at-gg f ABSENT: J X E, 3 - wwf .. ,. ,i he , JM, Charles Lucas Julie Miller Connie Palmer Tim Reed Glenda Wilcox Ronald Shriver Jennifer Simonson Susan Smith Karen Stephen Marcia Stubbs Shirley Thomas Cynthia Ward Dennis Ward Lewis Winland GJ. , 7 . ,grime ,kb .Ml ...... V: .,., .,, or .WE X , 5 ,. Y gf lf f 1 sip' .,.- r..V.w'F5153- In regard to this gum chewing, our school policy . . . Who do you Contact to get halls widened? ' if rdrr I' 5 I Ella -L E' X X elf Wx ' f w I n e 4 at ri rawup e eg ning T te ofs ill Tia Allar Sharon Betts Rodney Bolen Donald Burkhart Randy Caldwell Richard Charbono Bill Cline Rhonda Crawford Paul Crooks Brent Crum Peggy Darby Elaine Datkuliak Randy Davis Barbara DeLongo Reta Dyer Keith Eikleberry David Froehlich Jill Gramlich Ann Groves Diana Haught Jim Hendershot Arnold Holt Terri Hudson Mary Hutchison Kirk Jones Peggy Kisner Beth Kurtz Louella Lewis Eddie Malolepszy Bill Mansfield David Marrnie Judy McClelland Julie McClelland Don McWilliams Ron Mellott Susan Meyer Robin Palmer Cindy Pierce Cynthia Pyles Barb Reed Cindy Linda Reed RLICRCI Jack Vickie Riley Rucker Charles Steve Saffell Schneider Dawna Bill Saffell Shriver Cheryl Paulette Sparkman Stewart Ernie Carol Stephens Taylor Joy Thomas Kurt Thomas Loretta Truex David Tllballgh S I ja Mary Visnic Eugene Ward Jim Wheeler Kerry Williamson Charles Wilson Shelly Wmland Once in a while, one must take t1me OUI to ICSTI. IR. HI ABSENTEES Debbie Brooks Zelda Decker Debbie Gallaher Robin Palmer SECRETARY: Joy Thomas PRESIDENT: Vickie Rucker VICE-PRESIDENT: Keith Eikleberry TREASURER: Judy McClelland PRESIDENT: Emily Dalton VICE-PRESIDENT: Randy Kinzy SECRETARY: Clint Lucas TREASURER: Vicky Mellott NEWS REPORTER: Nancy Dillon High fficers fix Nathan Adams Carla Albus Richard Albus Tanya Allar Kim Atkinson Denelle Bates Michael Billiter Steve Blair Vickie Bowman Beverly Boylen Janice Boylen Judy Burch Debbie Crooks Larry Crooks Ronald Crooks Roger Crum Emily Dalton Sheila DeBolt Matt Dillon Nancy Dillon Vicky Dornon David Doty Edna Fankhauser Robert Fraley Patricia Hossman Helen Howell Roberta Hubbard Dennis Hudson Richard Hughes Kelvin Isaly Randy Kinzy Rodney Kinzy Homer Kisner Jill Kurtz Clint Lucas Sandra May Glen McCarthy Vicky Mellott Ronnie Milosavljevic Randy Phillips A lla n Pittm an Tammy Reed Terry Reed Patricia Rucker Joan Secrest Cindy Stephen Lori W ard I solemnly swear on th1s Sacred Mel McFreder1ck Reeda McFreder1ck Jeannie Palmer Bryan Perkins Carol Pittman Sherman Pyles Ricky Ring Michael Roberts Deneice Smith Connie S peece Robert West John Williams Y 'M' 5 ' Nw i wake HT + in fi is Worldl M hat happiigpps ive 5 N N I N 'J x M x N NX .' M X xx Y ' ME, X L T LETICSX -X il t. T FIRST ROW: Asst. Coach Morrell, B. Thomas, I. Cramer, C. Roberts, G, Hagan, R. Dillon, T. Taylor R. Schumacher, S. Friday, M. Ring, R. Eikleberry, Asst. Coach Shankg SECOND ROW: T. Stephen, I Dyer, J. Gramlich, S, Ferrebee, M, Datkuliak, P. Kanzigg, P, Mitchell, D, Caldwell, D, Landefeld A Bednarczyk, Head Coach DeLongog BACK ROW: S. Wells, I. Stephens, T. Caldwell, J. Ray, T. Lucas J Crooks, D, Gallaher, I. Trigg, G, Crum, J. Gallaher, Asst. Coach Dowler. Devils Await 772 Remazich Sometimes winning, more often losing, always fighting - that was the story of the Devil football team in 71. The Devils had all the in- gredients of a winning season, but just cou1dn't seem to put it all to- gether. But even the greatest of teams have off seasons, and the true Devil fans will be out again in '72 to cheer them on to victory once again. Co-Captain Coach DeLongo Co-Captain Paul Mitchell Greg Hagan ,X it E in i 3 , 1 xx QQ' ll 07? wg.. Et R - X ,. SENIOR PAUL MITCHELL 5'1O 185 lb. Guard They 're in the huddle . . . hut 1, hut 2, hut 3, hike . . . it's a pitch-out . . . Cops! a fumble . . , DE- FENSE , . . long bomb , . , interception . . . all for Beallsville stand up and holler . . . it's a 26 flanker reverse . . . run, Dave, run . . . He 's at the twenty the ten .. . the five . . . TOUCHDOWN! SENIOR GREG HAGAN 6' 195113. Tackle The fired-up Blue Devils take the field. We Lawn You Blue Devils Running back Bill Thomas struggles for those extra inches and a BHS first down SENIOR RANDY DILLON 6'2 1'751b. Tackle SENIOR RICK S CHU MA CHER 6 2 195 lb. End BHS Fights n 5 ,gf I I, ' I f B 9 9 i . X-S 4 X x b if Q- x, . wg f'ff5f 4? - 53 ' 99?g'EJ'i'gmR2f'k: V ., ,.f.. ,,-fm' ' , ' Kewl 1 'png ' X 217 'M l 1 C,': fU5 '-.as :X fn , 4, Q B ' S- E S- . , JE ' ,lf x.,. ' -------, .fm-'V N xxx gg.-L ,.-H5 .uw- X--------5 'x-xx N - We., fix --f ' N B X V I I 7 ZW. iff ' I' N N , 4? 'gk ,V B'--' -, iff 3 w. M50 45 ' . . me-L '12, Af: A BHS 7 - S- ,. - Sflllthfleld 18 -L, 'x BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS WOOdSf161d Fort Frye D111onVa1e Meadowbrook Z Rosecrans Unlon Local Caldwell Paden Clty Shenandoah i... ff' Irv? v . 163 711.3 0 - .. .. .. .. ... O '-,hw nf fs' 'H Xp' 14 .. - - - - .. 42 47:1 . 11 14--..- .. 0 ,fu 4' H5 ji: O - - - .. - 0 L21 6.......... . 33 34' ...xm lscg O - - - - - . 8 fa q, 26 - - - - - - - 0 ff' S- L . af - , A, 20 - - - - - - 15 f 62 0......--.. 33 .' ' , 3' Y, .-2 J 'xiflfn- ' Q X A V N' ' -. N ,. -' fx? -.QQ 2.2, . , , MAE, ,qi a t A - img: '+ L1-..f ' . S . - , , . Aw' N ' C swf f'-P..u ,',- . -1' 11 ---f f ' 1.M11w1f ' 'fN1o..,f 41' 5 f:g.,.:,4f5fr:.J-I1-,JZ-mszmf - C-in Ladies and Gentlemen, V-A -R-S- I-T-Y, Varsity! That was the opening cheer to each of the Devil basketball team's unpredictable games. The team had a very dis- appointing season, but a little good comes along with every dis- appointment and so it was with the basketball season. We didn't win very many regular season games and we didn't get very far in the tournaments, but many players gained valuable experi- ence to make the l972 -'73 season look very promising. girl. i V f 3 The Blue Devils rally around Coach Harmon for those important time out instructions, A few practice shots ready the Devils for I. D. outjumps his opponent to be gin another exciting game, action , Chalk up two for the Big Blue. 5 af J SENIOR I. D. BURKE 6'3 Center SENIOR DAVE SAFFELL 5'lO Guard ff ' ii M g L ig IX n SENIOR RICK SCHUMACHER 6'2 Forward BHS EHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BI-I5 BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BLUE DPV IL SCOREBOARD 52 . . . Barnesville 66 . . . Skyvue 72 . . . Paden City 77 , . , Woodsfield 77 . . . River ' 74 , , , Skyvue 47 . . . Union Local 70 . . . River 67 . . . Adema 63 . . . Woodsfield 65 , , , Bishop Donahue 66 . . . Waterford 62 . . . Paden City 74 . . . Adena 79 . . . Bishop Donahue 62 . . . Waterford 65 . . . Barnesville 96 . , , Union Local '71 '76 '54 69 75 '76 50 80 '73 73 87 '70 99 106 95 58 90 65 yi FRONT: N. Ward, D. Nippertg FIRST ROW: B. Dillon, R. Gallagher, R. Crum, P, Milosavljevic, C, Hos- sman, P, Kanzigg, B, Thomas, T. Taylor, M. Dillon, Coach Davisg STANDING: B. Mansfield, E. Boston, D, Goddard, R, Eikleberry. Coach Davis gives Tom Taylor some last minute pointers. Coach Davis awaits the thrill of victory or the agony of defeat. f'Xf 5 ' ' -3,122 Wrestling, headed by Coach Davis, is the fastest growing sport at BHS, Although this was only our third year for wrestling, Coach Davis is building a fine team that is proving to be com- petition for area schools. At all times true CHAMPIONS, our wrestlers present one more side of the Life ofthe Blue in '72, SENIOR PETER MILOSAVIJEVIC 138 lb. weight class Q fd' SENIOR CARL WILSON 155 lb. weight class Uur Wrestlers Action! Our man, DON NIPPERT. LPPQTZ Ranks 8th in State This year BHS was proud to have the first state competitor in wrestling for Monroe County. Our wrestler was Don Nippert, a 119 pound Junior. After ranking lst in the Shenandoah ln- vitational, lst in the Eastern District Tournament in Steuben ville, and 2nd in the Eastern Sectional Toumament in Steu- benville, Nippert went on to Columbus to rank Sth in the State competition. This being only Don's second year as a wrestler, we look forward to the l973 wrestling season. Good luck Don. Donnie Nippert in action at the State finals in Columbus. a P l FRONT ROW: M, Erchak, D. Gallaher, J. Gramlich, T. Caldwell, R. Crum, M, Milosavljevic, I. Gallaher, Manager K, Jarrett, Manager D, Mallettg SECOND ROW: Manager D. Chadwell, B, Thomas, M, Ring, T, Taylor, G, Riley, D, Ward, P. Kanzigg, D. Caldwell, Coach Dowler, ra sweatshirts l iiiO --gy wr!! F I. F I Tim Caldwell consults with Coach im ll Dowler. Hurdler , Bill Thomas. . black cinders Those funny little shoes with no heels and skinny ankles with no socks appeared during April and May as BeallsVille's track team took shape, The tracksters, coached by Bill Dowler, was handi- capped by lack of experience, and as a whole the team suffered. Several individual trackmen did quite well though, and we are optimistic about the coming year. a fiberglass rod 'i Q YQ I L if if JON GRAMLICH, our 100 yard dash man. a baton, a pile of sawdust Victory or defeat ,N 1 FRONT D B11yeu,I Rucker, T Lucas S Wells I Trigg, G. Crum, G, Pittrnang BACK: Coach Shank, R Schumacher, G Hoover,I Cramer, I Burke, D Saffell, R, Eikleberry, S. Friday, Qwsli 5 kliq , Your-r f'h :M 'Y Batters U 7 1 Q' J S x X . fx r .., .W waz? f-Wi -., ..... 4 5 N 351' -,. .V ,hm E 'Q W , 5.4 .sb if ,a ' -f. ,I K ,L A 1 N N Q 'Tiff' 1 7 ., ., ,i 4 , . W. . A word from the Master Mlnd T s in 47, f - A front seat view of the action. . X1 . N x ' w. .. L: f A X , M, -, '- 7 1, Sr, Q , L Kgs'--4.1, 'X '. K we Q , K M - ss, . N 1 - 1' . 30 5'-'-V Sp ' Q K ,W ww A 'lf 9 -Q - eff 1. 5 ' 'f '. . n' .vs . . 1 , r 1 X Q 1 . H ,B ' k,gg ' ., 'A-if-gl , ' , .1 A !, t ' ' . ' ,gwvfwkrriggwrf 1 f ' o r sf 4 Ss, ,,. S- a rf A' P wr -X. if -A. uw. Yr-I-S Q . ' - .. S f H-rv -wus K -we-'1,.:' ,:.f...f?-5,-Qi. ?g,.wg..53, .1 :. ,I fa .yr --'f ,kf'-- 'Q 1 , A 1 T f 1 - f 1 -,S -um'-1 f :fr- , Aw V. , my ff '. -rs A fs 44 -of A sssr A W ' - rrrr A rr ' X .' V -fs. Q .r N , Ry A of A ' I w i 5 rgzwf ' X as ,-f1?'f'li,'Tfw15-,,,Jimi, -wsfkfm f, s,e.. f r',- If T ' nose- 5, ai,-.1-u:,3f'fpmfgr,, M- 1 Jw 1 rsr' j A' 'rs N' I . w r .ifi-we-1 Fwiix' Af' ' Wife A I' K '55 This year the baseball team went through a I' transition with the addition of a new coach, y ' rj M Larry Shank. Coach Shank has brought new R'R,Q4 .ho, rf K, ideas and enthusiasm to the Beallsville dia- A A y '4. mond. Although this year's team was com- I5 A A 3 r 65 prised of mostly sophomores and juniors, we A f 'ie feel Coach Shank is molding a fine team. We A ' i T 1 await the upcoming year and aim for a win- 7 iiil X f ., H ning Season- 'R y 1 t araa,rrr ,offs dill T f iil A r :VQ f ' A in. 9 r. -A , trr. .r r K T2 if LQ ,f g e . ,ru -, K I. D. BURKE PAUL FOLTZ 3rd Baseman Outfield .El Should he run, or shouldn't he? Only his coach knows for sure. The Benchmen GORDON HOOVER GARY PITTMAN DAVE SAFFELL RICK SCHUMACHER lst Basernan Right Fielder Shortstop Left Field N r 1 1,2 I V . 'Saw - . -sr ff :sr L f , , WYJN, K. 4- V- r 1x s. f , rriifi' N' - 21 1 'Q , air? r Ng fi. rm , ,'gg ::wg,1fx,., -Q , '- ya 'A A , R t..-, ,Q Q 2 X1 YJ, mi.-2-E ,, , vf.....a.....-- n f rf ,,,.., 1 ,,..,,., Q , 2 fe- ., .., ..,,.. .. .r... . .,..,. ,.r,. U, ,,,..r, .. , -W . tltl- ,,r-- V r af ,r I, in K , .r a - ,,,. ....r 3 ..--rrr r V 'f,,'r rt,, rr,,,, 1, ,,,,r -flr - V ,, ,. A if In re' ' RX ,f 'I.i'- 'S-ef', ..5:fi:55s-Nbr: U5':32f':x?. :W-'if x?ft'.Zl2w3w51 ',Q,7Mf fa ' iffy Q ' R ,- ., L-2g2f2ff2'r' ' ge45zis5faS1i1a.11f,2s5!r:f-I-Adine-5., , .. . - - ,L , W r 5 , W M x,gj,:? g y E Y Q an Q far ggi . ug:-Q 1 '- rf Q v M Q' f img 1 r W Y ,r Q N' 5' H R 2 vm N 1 ir nr 5 5 ' --1 a K, s 1 gig, ' 'ZWZT YQ 'X a 5 S 3 J' If We ,V N3 H , ' .. 1- 'ga Sf 7 --A ' U, , 3- Qs., ,, J i Q ,- M I L M ., r few -iv A 1,5 ,,.,v'ie' A ,A 5,-5 - l .VLTAFF ': nbc ,121 .Q-wc? 1, -, --,-1, f .K ' ' Ea 7'2 'ff 5 ,LM 1-,N Q -. N s s.frQ1L.f, 1, v . sq-BL Q ,--fr 31 .ma 'f ,iligki w3x,:Af A-1' , fl 1 , ,, in :uni no 'QW R' H .. 'ff' 5' 5' if N Y?-875 Wk 'I ,, a ,ug ' af -M-M f af r-.. , . -'A fi-pf,J2T ' za' ' -LJ.: 'K f 'A -' A .' V Miflmxf,-f3?'zf I '85, ,.,,L . ,X 4 49 I . As? 52' 79 x an N F0 re! fi' Ya 9 A oi , Q ff X qv , 'fx a ' X I v S? clikrp V SENIOR G SENIOR I-IERMAN ATZENHOEFER DON HUGHES 'ff' f I. Thoburn, D. Atzenhoefer, H. Atzenhoefer, Coach Harmon, P. Mitchell, D. Hughes, G. Abbott, SENIOR SENIOR SENIOR COACH PAUL MITCHELL STAN ROBY JEFF THOBURN RONALD HARMON . .. .. ..,,,,. V1 -y ,JL .' ' -'ww QM . ff. , war f f ' 'Q IIVIVV- I , '- f, E f 1 rs 'W'W '1:f- . 'K J . 'Effie 4 If H Q 1 ,hw I u A W ,sim S1 f , -ww ll W' 'W' 'ffifw-va 3 WE' ' Max 'f?' nXg1z . X if QM L hhhhhhh R- R ww F ?f5255fE5Q25?IQLf'L lRef L17 V I ' 1 H - ,. IEEE? ' :M ' Lzj -,gi ' , f I eff 4, N A, ,L f I uf. , 1 7' :Qin if qr::7:- sf? ACTIVITIES cf- f !s'3'f-,QLL!f gf iii I if .Q C33 I X3-Pi i Q?-5. -152 L A, , g.x fi , gg-,lb -ff-if-:sf-P is-f mf 1-+1-9 Qi vI w , 1711, 4112350 'QCQZE .: ' W -i? is the first dream of the yearg I kept it a secret and smiled to myself 19 '71 QUEEN BRENDA DECKER Homecoming 1972 ESCORTED BY GORDON HOOVER FIRST RUNNER-UP BARB BURKHART Escorted by HERMAN ATZENHOEF ER DEBBIE ABEREGG Escorted by LEE PHILLIPS F A FRONT ROW: Mr. D6LO1'1gO, T. Taylor, G, Hoover, R. Schumacher, D. Saffell, T. Stepheng BACK ROW: D. Caldwell, P. Kanzigg, G. Abbott, I. Burke, S. Ferrebee. Varsity lub FRONT ROW: S. Friday, D. Atzenhoefer, D. Gallaher, M, Erchak, I. Trigg, D. Nippert, R. Gal1agher,J Gramlich, T, Taylor, H. Atzenhoefer, D. Landefeldg SECOND ROW: N. Ward, R. Eikleberry, C. Mercer T, Stephen, D, Neff, B. Erchak, B. Burkhart, R. Swallie, P. Mitchell, T. Lucas, Mr. Shankg BACK ROW: D. Palmer, S. Wells, S. Ferrebee, C. Roberts, P. Kanzigg, G. Hoover, R. Schumacher, D. Saffell, D. Caldwell, R, Carpenter, FRONT: S. Marmie, C. Kress, B. Burkhart, B. Erchakg FIRST ROW: R. Mellott, I. McClelland, L. Truax, V. Rucker, D. Roberts, D, Brooks, C. Sparkman, D. Brooks, S. Winland, I, McClelland, E. Datkuliakg SECOND ROW: V. Lemley, T. Brooks, T. Hudson, C. Reed, B. Reed, C. Hamilton, P. Meyer, I. Gram- lich, L. Rucker, K, Williamson, C. Perkins, THIRD ROW: C. Pyles, D. Cook, S. Meyer, I. charbono, L. Littleton, R. Johnson, J. Riley, J, Thomas, Mrs. Lupi, Advisor. Loretta Truax learns a new stitch from MIS. Lupi. Deb Neff is busily drawing her house plans, a spring project of the Home Ec. III and IV students. One commonly overlooked part of BHS is the activi- ties of the Home Ec. classes, under the supervision of Mrs. Rose Lupi. These girls gain practical knowledge that they put to use at appropriate times throughout the year. The girls not only learn how to cook, but then display their talents by preparing faculty dinners. They also sew winter and spring outfits and model them at their annual style show. These along with various other activities make the Home Ec. classes an active part of BHS. .N Q 4 ' Christmas decorations and holiday cookies awaited vis iting mothers to the Home Ec. Christmas party It's obvious these Home Ec, girls enjoy baking cookies, The faculty dinners give the girls experience in prepar ing and serving meals. 4 Honors Gloria Francis B etty Crocker Brenda Decker Vivian Moore H0memaker Of falternatep T 07Tt07T0'LlJ Girls, State Champions of the River Freshman Tonrnarnent FRONT: Manager W. Lucas, Coach Shank, Manager J. Harperg STANDING: J. Forni, T. Caldwell, M. Datku liak, M. Ring, I. Cramer, D. Ward, L. Hutchison, G. Bilyeu, G. Crum. 76 I mi FRONT ROW: T. Allar, E. Fankhauserg SECOND ROW: P, Darby, C. 1: Reed, P. Abbott, J. Eikleberryg BACK ROW: B. Decker, J. Freeman, T. Stephen, D. Brooks, P. Meyer. FRONT ROW: L. Phillips, K. Beardmore, N. Ward, I. Henes, N, Mooreg SECOND ROW: B, Dillon, T, Fank- hauser, B. Pittman, R. Pittman, S. Gabel, R, Crooks, G, Mellott, D. Nippert, C, Kinney, H. Crooks, R, Billi ter, J. Gallaher, I. For-nig THIRD ROW: D. Kelley, R. Palmer, M. Williamson, L, Hutchison, C. Palmer, M, Milosavljevic, L. Smith, D. Shriver, W. Dornon, R. Jones, R, McDougal, T, Reed, P. Milosavljevicg FOURTH ROW: D, Ward, R. Shriver, I, Huffman, P. Mitchell, R. Littleton, L. Winland, K. Fraley, G. Riley, S. Little ton, D. Atzenhoefer, C. Clineg FIFTH ROW: Mr, Houchin, R. Williamson, G. Pittman, L. Perkins, S. Friday, R, Dillon, T, Taylor, J. D. Burke, D. Palmer, B. Reed, C. Roberts, I. Palmer, D, Hughes. College Club FIRST ROW: G. Francis, B. Decker, F. Freeman, T. Stephen, B, Thomas, B, Mercer, I. Koval, M. Thomas, SECOND ROW: G. Hoover, C. Miller, N. Ward, S. Ferrebee, L. Littleton, I. Perkins, T. Brooks, D. Landefeldg THIRD ROW: J. Thoburn, R. Carpenter, D. Caldwell, I. Ray, R. Eikleberry, P Speece. W 0 r , lf L e C r e 5 D. Hudson, J. Rucker, H. Atzenhoefer, K. Albus, C. Kress, J. Burke, B. Decker, S. Brandon. FU , M., t , far 3 is FIRST ROW: Linda Fuchs, Beth Kurtz, Dawna Saffell, Clndy Prerce, Cathy Ml11SI, Cynthla Ward, Edwma Lucas Llnda Fornig BACK ROW: Karen Tremblay, Debble Hughes, Jackle Perklns Patty Mallett, Klm Hou chrn Janet Blakely, Jennifer Simonson, Margaret Parr Library ft- wg 1 -439 re.4 1mf A. f fl lub . r . - ' f 1 1f ,5 i 1: ki. in M. X :B ' gt The TRIDENT advisors, Mr. and Mrs. Delmas Gloria Francis and Debbie Aberegg finally mastered Moore, the Techni-cropper. 772 Trident Sta Jackie Burkhart and Jackie Perkins, our only junior staff members, will be the editors of the '73 TRI- DENT. Faye Blair and Donna Hudson search through the two yearbook boxes - our entire filing SYSECITI, Deb Dornon deep U3 in thought Our yearbook is a lot more than 120 pages of pictures telling the story of one year of school. It's walking up and down endless streets trying to find stores that will buy adsg it's staying after school every night when everyone else goes home at 3:1259 it's an inexperienced staff never having been associated with a yearbook before but still accepting it as our responsibility. But the TRIDENT isn't all work to the ones closely in- volved - it's our 5 o'clock supper hourg it 's the 4-6 news on WOMPg it's our pri- vate jokesg and of course it's out year- book dinner, We wouldn't have missed it for the world though, and we hope our efforts will be appreciated and the book valued throughout your lives. Jane Moore and her lollipop, Vivian Moore has her fortune told by Deb Dornon at our sales promotion assembly, Our 5 o'clock supper hour characterized by Pepsi pizza, and candy bars, 3-xfs ' If , M2 7 We finally A 0 Qi reached Q39 our last M , ' deadimex 0 ,Q..rm 'l ast HEAD MAIORETTEg M. Parr, FIRST ROW: T. Allar, N. Dillon, D. Bates, D. Aberegg, F. Blair, T, Fank- hauser, V. Moore, C. Sparkman, P. Hossman, J, McClelland, D. Bednarczyk, D, Fuchs, S. DeBolt, I. Burkhart, SECOND ROW: B. DeLongo, I. Secrest, J. Palmer, M, Visnic, T. Allar, B. Kurtz, J. Kurtz, S, Betts, K. Atkinson, M. McFrederick, H. Howell, C. Stephens, L. Ward, A. Groves, BACK ROW: G. Riser, I. McClelland, M. Saffell, C. Wilson, M. Williamson, D. Ward, D. McWilliams, R. Crawford, R. McFred- erick, E. Fankhauser, V. Mellott. 971-772 Blue Devil Band To the cadence of L-R-L-R-L-R the BHS Band had a busy season beginning with the Independence Cele- bration in July and ending with exchange concerts with Skyvue High School in April. ln between was the l-o-n-g Hall of Fame Parade in Canton, Fair appearances, Christmas parades and of course the half-time shows at all the football games. These events gave the band a special part in the Life of the Blue in 72. But to anyone closely associated with the band there are the many memories that go otherwise unrecord- ed - the singing of Li'1 Liza Jane on the band bus, the victory parade downtown after a much wanted win, the hot summer rehearsals, and the command- ing voice of Mr. Nuss yelling Get in step, lift those knees, and keep those ranks straight! But along with all these good and bad times comes the pride of being a member of the Blue Devil Band. H-e -l -l-o-o-o-o down there! Pep Band lulie John McClelland Nuss Sharon Vivian Betts Moore Donna Nancy. Fuchs Dillon Judy Ann M cClelland H ,,,.o Fw? in G roves Rhonda Barbara Crawford DeLongo 4 Mary Sa ffell Cheryl Sparkman Don McWilliams Mac Williamson Hey, we 're all in this together! BAND OFFICERS SECRE TA RY-TREA SURER: Denny Ward VICE-PRESIDENT: George Riser DIRECTOR: John Nuss PRESIDENT: Vivian Moore FRONT ROW: Debbie Neff, Karen Tremblay, Bridget Erchakg STANDING: Barb Burkhart Varsity Cheerleaders CO-CAPTAINS Karen Tremblay Barb Burkhart W. You can find our Cheerleaders ANYWHERE! Cheerleaders - Bridget, Deb, and Karen - spark the Homecoming crowd's enthusiasm. As she ends her fourth year, Senior, Barb Burkhart, will be gone but not forgotten. Cheryl Malolepszy Mollie Mellott Susan Schumacher Karen Stephen Reserve Cheerleaders CO-CAPTAINS Karen Stephen, Susan Schumacher f r. H igh Cheerleaders Denelle Bates Cheryl Sparkman, Ann Groves, Carla Albus Vickie Rucker Qalternatej F A 1972 Prom Royalty G Q UEEN KING Jane Freeman Stan, Roby Good friends and lovely surroundings contribute to the mood of the prom. M76- ti'-L Jani il ' N! ur -Nfl. fm- A gymnasium really isn't that great of a place. Lots of bleachers and a nice place to play basketball but nothing really that special. One brief night of the year though, our gym becomes a fantasyland. Months of planning and a week of decorating by the Junior class transform the gym into the setting for the event of the year, the Junior-Senior Prom. The 1972 prom, Where Do We Begin? was high- lighted by scenes from Camelot, Venice, and Ha- waii, and the decor captured each of these themes beautifully. A fountain, palms, and Roman col- umns highlighted by the music of Eloi set the scene for an evening of enchantment. An Evening w 'X' ,W 1.,w5,, . br? B-5 M N XL, The music of Eloi provided an enjoyable evening for everyone, 0 Enchantment hyg lui! These couples seem to be having a good time The faculty sit back and marvel at the sights before them. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Pollock, I. Wells, E. Schneider, D. Marmie, V. Moore, S, Roby, D. Saffell, F. Riley, G. Hoover, B. Decker, J. Freeman, B. Burkhart, D. Abereggg SECOND ROW: I. Koval, M. Fluharty, K. Albus, L. Forni, B. Cramer, T, Stephen, S, Ferrebee, D. Goddard, B. Thomas, A. Bednarczyk, R. Eikle- berry, D. Landefeld, G. Kuhn, J. Forni, R. Johnson, B. Mercer, C. Miller, C. Malolepszyg THIRD ROW: C. Perkins, S. Marmie, L. Fuchs, D. Isaly, D. Brooks, M, Erchak, R. Gallagher, M. Williamson, I. Trigg, S. Wells, J. Gramlich, B. Hamilton, I. Blakely, D. Fuchs, P. Meyer, S. Schumacher, T. Brooks. A visit from Frosty brought excite- ment to the Christmas program. -2' Fun, talent, and hard work , 19, 20 Mrs. Pollock obviously enjoys her work. 1i I '11 r R ena-5 '-' Voices were heard all over BHS this year as the Glee Club, under the direction of Suzanna Pollock, performed at home coming, Veterans Day, and Christmas assemblies. But the highlight of the school year for the Glee Club is the spring performance. This year's minstrel, entitled Laugh A Lot, was dedicated to kids from 1-100. The performance, in- cluding such songs as Hey, Look Us Over, Schoo1days, and Talk to the Animals, was enjoyed by everyone. The last performance was at baccalaureate, ending not only a successful year for the Glee Club but also marking the last time twelve graduating seniors sang as part of the group. Our furry friends from Laugh A Lot. combine 150 highlight Glee Club pelforfnances Hey girls, on 'three' we let go. J l 4,-nf .1 rw- ' v 'xi 5 a THE BEALLSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL GRADUA TING CLASS OF 1972 FRONT: J, Wells, S. Roby, J. Thoburn, G. Francisg SECOND ROW: A. Sefert, G. Mellott, D. Aberegg, P. Milosavljevic, S. Palmer, G. Riser, C. Kress, P. Speece, F. Blair, THIRD ROW: D. Dornon, J. Mellott, E Schneider, C. Cline, F. Freeman, G. Pittman, B. Decker, R. Williamson, D. Hudson, D. Saffell, S. Bran don, D. Hughes, B. Burkhart, FOURTH ROW: K. Meyer, J. Burke, R. Dillon, C. Wilson, R. Littleton, P. Mitchell, G. Dietrick, K. Fraley, L. Phillips, L. Perkins, K. Moore, G. Hagan, R. Hickman, G. Hoover, V. Dalton, F. Riley, P, Foltz, H. Atzenhoefer, R. Schumacher, V. Moore, SPEAKING: D. Marmie. The processional 'W . Senior advisors, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lupi. 5 uni- ' Valedictorian, Gloria Francis, presents her speech, The Quiet Revolution. After hours of practice, days of organization by Mr. and Mrs. Lupi, and years of schooling for the graduat- ing Seniors, we finally turned our tassels and became alumni of Beallsville High School. But graduation is more of a beginning than an ending. Now each of the 47 Seniors must go their own way - some to higher ed- ucation, some to jobs, some to the service, and even some to housekeeping. For l2 years Beallsville High School was our way of lifeg now it is no more, he if 4.4 fm., Debra Marmie presents the Saluta tory address, What the World Needs Now Is . . . fy, Q VZ I 1- Q ' 4 69 v JULIE WELLS Class Vice-President STAN RO BY Class President DEBRA MARMIE Graduating with Honors JEFF THOBURN Graduating with Honors GLORIA FRANCIS Graduating with Honors Seniors Visit l as , ii Manhattan , as seen from the 86th story of the Em- pire State Building. The long line waiting for tickets outside Radio City Music Hall, the largest indoor theater in the world. Typical of the long bus trip to New York, a sleeping Senior. The flags of the United Nations surround the out- door arena at Rockefeller Plaza. Eight months of selling lightbulbs, candy, and kits finally seemed worthwhile, as 29 excited Seniors departed for New York City on April 26, The all -night bus ride left everyone sleepy-eyed as dawn broke with the Empire State Building silhouetted against the New York skyline. Our first few hours in New York City were filled with the hassel of waiting for hotel rooms, tmpacking, and trying to believe we were finally there. From this point on every Senior has his own special memories of New York City. It could be the 336 exhausting steps to the top of the Statue of Liberty, the view from the Empire State Building , the show at Radio City Music Hall, the fear of the subways, or the magnificence of St. Patrick's Cathedral. Departure time - 9 p.1'1'1. Saturday night - found 29 Seniors spread about the lobby of the Royal Manhattan Hotel - tired, sore, dirty, and not very much looking forward to that long ride home. New York Cnty Liberty Enlightening the World - ' K . , ., ,, . , u .--, - doff .f13bQ-.U--1 ' , , is 5 ' K ff M . - m y ,.... V A .. ,g-1,-Qi Jie an - 'E . it m v ' V. ,,,,,,,. ,,,,. W ,aa , .., A , New York City, divided by the East River, as seen from the top of the Empire State Building. J 'sggfifffzm , , ,, .,...,,,.: -- ,,,f -f Y K M A ..,,, A fascinating site indeed - an outdoor skat- ing rink maintained in the 80 degree heat. , M. . 2 . P w,-- ,,.. i .. . ai a- w, ai ,H so ,, 1-2:7 , ,ggmqw4.gRa,f5gggg3 Www Hawrinfzaigif'-4.sefw'v3ifi15vf'f134 Q ' ' - , A View of lower Manhattan from Liberty Island. Fountains, shrubs, and beautiful flow- ers enhance Rockefeller Center. 1d'If,,, My girdle is KILLING ME!! Those Olympics sure do tire a fellow out. 11. .W 235 Model rocketry certainly added ex- citement to the last few days of school in Mr. Christman's class. CI, ll cl i cl s And to think - Mrs. Lupi thought that mice had been eating those cookies. Hallelujah! That's our Miss Mac, always ready to lend a helping hand. Sometimes I sits and thinks and sometimes I just sits, I could have sworn I just saw you with a bag of potato chips. RECESSI ! ! Heads I wash, tails you dry. Santa couldn't have forgotten me . . . could he? 3' in ag Y,L', it Didn't you tell us yesterday, Mr. Christman, that no two objects '5 can occupy the same space at the same time? l World's LARGEST tomato plant. Iulie, where did you say that Q is? Man pushing lard, or lard pushing man, that is the question. Doug finally found a way to pass typing - hire sec retaries! I evening Cherry blossomsg Z today also now belongs y U to the past Q 9.5 D gg? Wnff?QQ9U6EyLe if QW 45 Q? ADVERTISERS 2335?f5?2?i?i?i5ii 5222552215255 is Q2 251 aiggxa its , 52 Yxffgfgcf f FIRST 25525 NATIONAL iii BANK Qi h d M b FDIC C2 H Complimenfs of Dr. A. J. An+alis and Dr. James An+alis PCWHATAN CLINIC 2 22.5 Eilakigiggg QHM3 ' 21ilWVwZcl'QQ, THE fi' FIRST X X? NATIONAL fffelg,-if BANK vii 3 Member FDIC KELLEY'S BARBER SHOP Jerusalem and Beallsville 8 A.M. +o CORNER GRILL JERRY and some Legal Drinks and Ea+s 2:30 P.M. Phone Good Luck To The Class of '72 RICE'S WESTERN AUTO Woodsfield, Ohio MONORAIL CAR WASH of Powha+an Poin'r Fully Aufomalic - 5.50 Self-Service - 5.25 Rou'I'e 7 and Second S+ree+ Phone 795-539l Opera+ed by JOHN J. MITCHELL and SON GEORGE Complimenfs of SMlTH'S SHOE STORE Home of Good Shoes I0 4 THE POWHATAN LUMBER CO. Lumber and BuiIder's Supplies Service is our PoIicy Powha+an Poin+, Ohio MELLOTT'S GROCERY Open 7 days a week 7:30 +o I0:30 BeaIIsviIIe, Ohio Phone 926-9084 SCHWALL SPORTING GOODS 2I9 Soufh Main SI'reeI's Phone Woodsfield, Ohio 795-4 I 25 Phone 472-036I RIESBECICS FOOD MARKET OuaIi'I'y Merchandise a+ Lowes+ Prices Roufe 78, Wes'I' Woodsfield, Ohio LESTI N I 'S BELLWOOD PHARMACY We wiII fill your nexf FASHIONABLE NOTION INC. We have 'Ihe Iargesi' seIec+ion of Irimmings Pa+I'erns and Fabric Bargains in This Area A Nofion For Every Sewing Need Is'I E. Main S'I'ree+s prescripiqon Barnesville Phone Woodsfield, Ohio 4253663 Phone 472- I 99 I CompIImen+s of G MALVERN R. HAMILTON Beverages of an kinds T B Ch E + INSURANCE AGENCY I BeaIIsviIIe Rou+e I45 Wes+ Malaga Ohio Phone 9264 '00 Phone 4I2-I7I9 LM We UNC GMT' 535 X real thing. Cglgei 35 IIE 3 I EN Ss Q ESE I 3335333 E I I ,YC Y as I X K 34 PBI MALAGA GREENHOUSE SI'IRIVER'S GRAIN AND SUPPLY CO. C POI-LA Grain, Feeds, Fer+iIizer, Farm Supplies J I Oh Ph 472 III6 Ph 926 I348 B II II Oh RALPH'S SUPERMARKET c g +T+ T Th CI Of 72 ITT 1555322 COMMUNITY NATIONAL BANK BELMONT TIRE SALES Dunlop - AIray - Remingion Au+o and Home S+ereos Fl I' 9 - B II 800EM dloaNch++ AFIIS Bk 3 ll Qh M b FDIC Ph 425 2203 CpI+f BARNESVILLE I IQA THE MAYFAIR SHOP I B II Oh Fines+ Mea+s JAMES G McCLU RE Finesf Produce ' Friendly Service I27 E +M S+ + B II Oh Complimenfs of JAY WELLS Malaga, Ohio DECKER'S FOOD MARKET Groceries, Fresh Meals, Produce and Dairy Producis We give S8zH Sfamps Beallsville, Ohio Phone 926-I26I ROSEMART FASH ION SHOP . . KNOW LTON Main Slreei Woodsfleld, Ohio Ladies ready +o wear and dry cleaning service GEM CLEANERS Pick up and Delivery Service Twice a week in 'Ihis area I I4 S. Main S+ree+ Woodsfield, Ohio Phone GR 2-434l FORD-MERCU RY INC. New and Used Cars Sales and Service I I7 E. Church S+. Woodsfield, Ohio FOSTER'S Always For Good Schools Barnesville, Ohio BARNESVILLE AUTO SUPPLY Accessories and Shop Equipmeni Aufomofive Replacemenl' Par+s Phone 425-I984 I52 E. Main Sfreei' 107 BARNESVILLE DRY CLEANING INC. Pick-up and Delivery BeaIIsviIIe Area Tues.!Fri. MONROE Ouali y Service Si QM Amo PARTS co Phone 425-236I 220 SOuI'I1 M SI' 'I' Woodsfield, Oh 43793 CompIimen'I's of 472 347' THE NEEDLENOOK A+ + R I +P + BarnesviIIe and Woodsfield A d Sh Eq p I' C pI I' 'F C pI I' f WOODSFIELD IGA HARPER AND CAM PBELL Bes'I Wishes MONROE THEATER MOWDER BROS. INC. General Merchandise AII d Oh Ph 926 I I72 cpl +f KINGS APPLIANCE AND FURNITURE 304 MIII S+ree+ Woodsfield Oh CpI+f MONROE OOUNTY BEACONQGJL ww Woodsfield, Ohio A WILJD WJ-xv GUJ CompIimen+s of CAVALIER'S PHARMACY Powhafan Poin+, Ohio and ALTON GOFF AGENCY PI-1+ P+Oh S '+hf' Id Oh' Ph 795 5444 WOODSFIELD RUBEUS AUTO SUPPLY INO. T.V. AND APPLIANCE I24 Norfh Main S+ree+ Trucks, Tracfors, and Carpor+s Woodsfield, Oh' Also Ic C b 110 CompIimen+s of CHEFFY DRUGS Prescrip+ion Drugs BarnesviIIe, Ohio Phone 425- I 582 HAROLD S. DAVIS Your Jeweler -i- ' .,.. Q. 11 T ' nlluunufitiiiu nl I 4155 9 3 9 3' M 'I' Hmm num u- ' ' BarnesviIIe, Ohio Complimenfs of MANTZ BAKERY BarnesviIIe, Ohio Phone 425- I 062 AL SMITH HOMES Division of Smiih Lumber Co. 202 Sou'Ih Ches+nu+ S+. Barnesville, Ohio FAIRYLAND DRIVE-IN Homemade Ice-cream Barnesville, Ohio Phone 425- I 85I Congra+uIa+ions 'From MR. and MRS. DAVID BARCLAY CompIimen+s of T. A. ROGERS COMPANY Pain+ - Hardware - Spor+ing Goods Barnesville, Ohio Phone 425- I 655 MIDWAY DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT Open 6 days a week I I:00 A.M. - I0:00 P.M. Orders 'Io go Home Cooking Phone 926-I86I CpII f I AU LTS TIRE INC. Complefe Tire Service and Froni'-end AI g 'I' WoocIsfieId Oh TOM'S CARRY-OUT DIE:-u.'s :Nc Hi Ten' Sh d CI +h 9 Beer Wine IO2 Sou+h M S+ Wilson' Oh Woodsfield Oh WEBER'S COMMUNITY DRUG Wooclsfield, Ohio Phone 472-I I I3 Joh CI S+ BARNESVILLE ENTERPRISE Bes+ Wishes 'Io +h Class of 72 C I + I SWISS HILLS NURSING HOME B II II Oh C I f MODERN APPLIANCE AND MODERN HARDWARE Woodsfield, Ohio POWH ANDA L ED WOODSFIELD PACKING CO. P hf P' Oh' I50F 'ISI + Woodsfield Oh H and R CHEVROLET-OLDSMOBILE Lewis II R d WoodsfieId Oh W, I' VAN DYNE'S SUPERETTE B II Oh BOSWELL MONUMENTS Since I875 Barnesville, Ohio Phone 425-I364 WILLIAM BOSWELL BOSTON'S STORE Armsfrongs MiIIs, Ohio and I KIRK BOUGHNER Phone 686-2777 Bes'I' Wishes KI R KS Barnesville, Ohio CompIimen+s of THE WOODSFIELD GREEN HOUSE Phone 472-255I 20I Wes+ MarieHa S+ree+ Woodsfield, Ohio I 4 I 'I x I 7 1 'i,. ,4 I 5 , I , I'i' I N I ECONOMY STORE Woodsfield, Ohio Ladies' and ChiIdren's Wearing Apparel SIMMONS MOTOR CO Woodsfield, Ohio Chrysler - PIymou+h - VaIianI' Crickef and Dodge Trucks Sunoco Gasoline Compleie Body and Fender Service 4 f A' , L Q - -51. -+- -5 , - vw-pi'---W If--iwfrgej--, -, . I , -E fe - ,-In I .- - If , 4- V H- Q- --1-IPI-M-eu In- II MI- I If-4m?xea,f: ' 4 - '- ' MI, I I I M-MII' - I IwW::':'54 - -. ,. 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Q ' - A 2 '32 'I 4 SX I X . ll' ZIDE'S SPORT SHOP I - 6I4-373-6446 I42 Fron+ S+reeI' - MarieHa, Ohio 45750 CompIe'I'e Line of A+hIeI'ic Equipmeni' Sl0,000 wor+h of +rophies in s+ocIc BOB ZIDE GABE ZIDE Good Luck Class of '72 BeaIIsviIIe PTA PEOPLES FEDERAL Savings 8: Loan Associa+ion Corner I2+h and Main S+s. Wheeling, Wes+ Virginia CompIimen+s of GEORGE'S DAIRY LUNCH Beallsville, Ohio 437I6 Phone 926-0082 CompIimen+s of CompIimen+s of BROWN I E'S HARNESS sl-lop DATKUUAK CONSTRUCTION Harness, Saddles, Tack BeaIIsviIIe, Ohio 437I6 Coun+y Road 3I Phone 926-I020 Phone 926-I667 5 - Q xl? J X Jyxxxxxhvs A Q if gs Qgxrlgw V L' -fl jx, hjjxxpvyqbjjjl-,fl ly gf Ex fig? QQBVMW Jer X Congraiulaiions +o +he Class of I972 . VJ EF N ff Biff Wxheeling's Seeding Depar+men+ Slores f-5' ,- xffi ' A ,xfjf U .52 KN Q5 OX K J UH, S ,K -If lsrowm AD Tl-loMAs My i L. s. soon AND co. X5 , egfl,Y and X. by id' L CRONES Wheeling's Leading Men's S+ore M Complimenfs of CDOU GAL GRO Claring+on, Ohio CERY l I DIERKES S GREENHOUSE Flowers For All Occasions Powhaian Poinl, Ohio P. O. Box II5 Phone 795-4255 Member F.D.l.C. THE BANK MDRRIS PLAN When You Need Us We'll Be There I45 Marl:e+ S+. - Wheeling, W. Dial 304 - 232-Ol I0 Va. For Tops ln Sales and Service See TOP FORD SALES Bellaire, Ohio 676-92l5 RUDY'S CAR WASH Self-Service and Au'roma+ic Truck Bay, Rou're 7 Powhai P 'I' Save Today for Tomorrow's Securi+y THE BUCKEYE SAVINGS 81 LOAN CO. B II ire, Ohio 676-236 I CLUB 7 All Legal Drinks - Food Dancing Every Safurday Nighi' P ha+an Po' + I000200 THE NORTH AMERICAN COAL CORPO RATI ON ohio Division Processed c I SOPHOMORE CLASS Mm Good Luck +0 I'I1e Seniors CompIimen+s of BELMONT FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Insured Savings Home Loans re Sf. Clai ORMET CORPORATION Besl Wishes 'ro 'lhe Class of I972 MONROE PATRON ADS BOWLING LANES Woodsfield, Ohio Phone: 472-79l l MILLER'S GUN SHOP Buy, Sell, Trade New and Used Guns Phone: 795-4855 Powhafan, Ohio Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Herman A+zenhoefer and Family Delberl' Aberegg and Family Paul Feldmeier and Family Roy E. PiHman and Family Richard Wilson and Family Ray Williamson and Family C. H. Rogalslci and Family Bruce Francis and Family Mack Hudson and Family Miller's Hardware and Appliance Judy, Lisa, and Joanna Hous+on Mr. and Mrs. Paul Schaffer Edward Lewis and Fa mily Merwin Lucas and Family Lloyd Lucas and Family Roberl' Wain and Family Junior Ward and Family Diana Prichard Bu+ler Madelyn's Beau'ry Shop Sfephen J. Prichard Sfewar+ Sandwiches Bruce Francis C. P. 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