Berkeley Springs High School - Arrowhead Yearbook (Berkeley Springs, WV)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1962 volume:

2 OUR ALMA MATER' The Indian Echo Out of the hills come ringing Echoes of Ancient past Echoes of Indian warriors Into the battle fast Echoes of men of honor Striving for worthy fame Echoes of faith and of courage All for our honored name. Hail to old Berkeley High School Hail to her gold and blue Hail to her sons and daughters Loyal and tried and true Hail to her fighting Indians Stalwarts in every fray Hail to our love and devotion True to our dying day. Lead us O, Berkeley Indians Lead us in liberty Out on Life's field of battle Give us the victory Help us to fight and conquer All that beset our way Help us to always remember Friends of our high school day. By George P. Ludwig 01 J()rea)or(f . . . Through our continued sacrifices and with a determined effort to achieve perfec- tion in our selected vocations, we may help our community to find a solution to many of its perplexing problems. Uhe Challenge . . . OF EDUCATION . . . Administration Faculty Ml v 1 . ]■ OF PARTICIPATION . . . Features jf OF CONTRIBUTION . . . Activities OF COMPETITION . . . Athletics HkmI®1 , ’;( OF GRADUATION . . . Classes iMjn OF SELECTION . . . Advertisements i l“l“llfel: '11,1 flNK'S GROCERY I | : 111 EDICATION IN GRATEFUL RECOGNITION BOARD OF EDUCATION Oscar B. Weber Donald L. Largent Henry M. Ruppenthal, Jr. Elmo H. Allemong, President George E. Noland, Assistant Superintendent Raymond S. Dispanet, Superintendent Eleanor M. Crump These members of the School Board have devoted much of their time attending to the problems of our schools. We are proud of this group of citizens who do their utmost to promote better education. Their ever present interest and leadership is indeed important to the student body. To them we give our sincere appreciation for a job well done. 9 George E. Noland Assistant Superintendent Mary Elizabeth Phillips Secretary and Receptionist Marian VanScoy Financial Clerk A good year book does not just appear out nowhere. It requires an enormous amount of planning and work by the Annual Staff and the Advisor. This 1961-62 Annual has been in preparation since early last spring. The work has mainly been done on Saturdays and after school hours. Many night sessions have gone into the late hours. For such a sacrifice of time and effort the staff and advisor deserve the thanks of every Lstudent in Berkeley Springs High School. They have worked that you might enjoy this publication. Its greatest value to you will come twenty or piirty or more years from now. Handle your jok with care. Yours sincerely, Melvin McClain Principal November 13, 1961 Melvin McClain Principal Blanche Dawson Secretary Robert Beach Shop, Math Oscar Clark Physics, Chemistry Varnell Burkhart Math Gladys Arnold English Effie Coberly Math Edgar Coberly Librarian John H. Conley Biology Donald Cook Vo-Ag 16 Patricia Dantzic English Allen Goldstrom Physical Education Mary Harris Typing, Steno Artie Dispanet English, Reading Gary Kerns Algebra Guidance Counselor Paul B. Hodges Driver s Education Physical Education Anna Grace Hodges Home Economics Ruth Harris Science Dorothy A. Talbott English Clarence H. VanScoy History, Civics Elmer Weber Histroy, Physical Education 21 Swaneda K. Yost Physical Education HIHHI Swaneda Yost SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Monna Lea Mechem-President Judith Potter-Secretary-Treasurer Rose Anne McKinley-Vice President BILLY ALBANESE Billy Service Keep me innocent and let the world be wise. GRAFTON APPLE Sonny Air Force ITm educated now, why stay any longer. SALLY LOU ARNOLD Boo Nurse Witty, willing and a wonder. LEE E. AULABAUGH The A Mechanic A mighty man with the automobile. SONDRA AVELLA Sondra Teacher The finest are often the quietest. ROGER LEE BARNEY Roger Professional Basket Ball I'm on the verge of success, some- one push me. SHIRLEY ANNE BARNHART ’’Shirley” Designer She's nice and sweet and hard to beat DONNIE BARNHART ’’Donnie” F. B. I. If men are like angels, the angels ought to reform. PORTIA MARIE BERNHARD ’’Portia” Airline Hostess Silence is more eloquent than words. HENRIETTA BOHRER ’’Fuzz” Secretary A steady worker all the way. LINDA BRAITHWAITE ”Lin” Secretary Life is short and sweet and so is she. JUDITH DARLENE BUTTS ’’Judy” Secretary Sweet manners, kindly deeds for this world and its needs. HILDA CAIN Hilda” Secretary Such a girl you seldom meet; good looks and wit make her complete. BETTY JO CLARK Betty Jo Nurse A merry heart goes all the way. LYNDA CLARK Lyn Beautician She's jolly and cute and clever to boot. VERN DAVISON Sally That Happy Go Steady look. MARK DAWSON Mark Service If I were the only boy in the world . . . Oh, brother! PENNY SUE DAWSON Penny Secretary Forward ever; backward never. JUDITH IRENE EVERETT SHIRLEY C. EVERHART ALICE LA VIDA FARRIS Judy” Shirley Smiley Beautician Secretary Telephone Operator Words won’t describe her, she s sim- Friendly to all who cross her path. Never trust a blond! ply herself. FAYE FARRIS Faye Marriage Ultra-independent, but in the nicest way. LLOYD FARRIS Heber Service Keep smiling, it makes everyone won- der what you've been up to. PAUL FOX Sam United States National Guard I like to work, but there are better things. WALTER FRENCH Buck Mechanic A friendly heart with many friends CHERYL ANN GOLDEN Cheryl Marriage Gay of heart, bright of face, no one else can take her place. PAULINE LOUISE GROSS Polly Telephone Operator Happy as a mosquito who just passed her screen test. RONNIE LEE GROVE Ronnie Marriage A friend to gain, a friend to remain. MARSHALL CARL GURSON Ike Air Force The world belongs to the energetic, but who wants the world? SAMMY HANLON Sam Air Force You re only young once, after that I'll have to think of another excuse. ANNE MARIE HENRY •’Anne” Receptionist Always a willing worker. JUDY KATHLEEN HENRY ’’Pepper Beautician Some stars just twinkle, others shine. RAY ALLEN HENRY ”Ray” Mechanic Gaze into his eyes and you will see an angel; gaze a little longer and you will see a jjzftSLk. SANDRA LOU HENRY Lou Lou” Beautician Never a dull Moment. RAY STEVEN HEWETT Hewett” F. B. I. Ray’s the one that pulls the pranks, but with our seniors he really ranks. SYLVIA JEAN HEWETT Sibby Beautician She’ll furnish a peppy time. UNDA ELAINE fflLES ’’Linda” Receptionist When you are in need of a loyal friend, here is one we can recommend. WAYNE HOGBIN ’’Lefty” Cabinet Maker He has the power of making good at anything he attempts. STEVE HOOFNAGLE ’’Steve” Policeman This lad with curly hair goes through LINDA MARIE HOVERMALE ’’Linda” Teacher She comes to high school to study and her grades prove it. BARBARA ANN JOHNSON ’’Barb” Nurse The only way to have friends is to be one. RICHARD JOHNSON JR. ’’Ricky” Lawyer Handsome is as handsome does, but it saves a lot of time to be born good looking! LINDA LEA LINEWEAVER ’’Beaver” English Teacher To have a tame tongue is a rare quality. CHARLES EDWARD LUTMAN ”Hunk” Coach Always ready for work and play, most- ly play. NANCY LEA MASON ’’Nancy” Secretary A friendly smile for worthwhile things PAUL MASON ’’Jason” Truck Driver They conquer who believe they can. MONNA LEA MECHEM Monna” Demonstrator Full of pep and fancy free, that's the way she's got to be. 1 S ROBERT MECHEM ’’Slim” Service What he wants to get most out of school is himself. JOYCE ANN MICHAEL Joy Secretary Merrily, Merrily, shall I live. KENNETH WAYNE MILLER Kenny Military Career I don't know what I'll be, I guess I'll just wait around and see. LARRY ALTON MULLIN Moon College What! No girls in heaven? Leave me here! JOHN J. McCLINTOCK Little John Cabinet Maker Sometimes I sit and think and some- times I sit. RICHARD DAVID McCoy Dick Electronic Technician A red-headed boy who is full of joy. DOLLY JOANN POOLE 'Dolly” � phone Operator They n§ v talk who always think. a JAMES ERVIN POTTER ’’Jimmie” Business Manager Blessed is the man who has nothing to say and cannot be persuaded to say It. PAULINE GOLDfE PUM ER LEE PRITCHARD Pritchard” Steel Worker I'm short, but so was Napoleon. HREY Giggles” Air Force W. A. F. Wouldn't that smile and those eyes make some man climb to the skies? JUDITH EVELYN POTTER Judy” Teacher Past unknown, Present confused, Future hopeful. MARY FLORENCE RANKIN Mary” Nurse Blessed are they who maintain a si- lence for they shall not be quoted. EMILY KAY RHOE Em Telephone Operator She finds pleasure in everything, even work. LINDA CHERYL SANDERS ’’Linda Music Teacher A happy disposition is a gift of nature. SAMUEL EDWARD SHADE ”S. E.” Trade School A good sport; a ready friend; and a swell guy to the end. BRENDA KAYE SHERRARD ’’Terri” Airline Hostess She speaks, acts, and behaves just as she should. GLORIA JEAN ROBERTSON ’’Jeanne” Beautician When she studies the stars, more than science RONNIE SUE RUPPENTHAL ”Suze” College She has the joy of living and the ever- lasting pep. WAYNE EDWARD SHERRARD ’’Wayne Business School A quiet fellow with a merry smile, his friendship is indeed worthwhile. GLENDORA FAYE SHRIVER DARLENE SILVERS Dorie Darty Nurses Training Airline Hostess A giggle here, a giggle there. Blue eyes, blond hair, happy heart and little care. ROGER DOUGLAS SPRIGGS Roger College I can resist anything but temptation. CAROL ANN STOTLER ’’Carol Join the Waves Who me? ? ? CONNIE SUE STOTLER Connie Join the Waves No, me! PHILIP LEEHAN STOTLER Smitty Air Force There's no need of rushing, life's short enough. ROXY LEE STOTLER ’’Roxy Stotler” Civil Engineer A little nonsense now and then is re- lished by the best of them. BILLY SWAIM ’’Bill” Service When opportunity knocked he com- plained of the noise. MARK K. SWAIM ’’Mark” Safeway Stores A willing friend with a kindly way. BETTY L. UNGER ’’Betty” Secretary We adore a pretty miss in such a sor did world as this. IRENE WEBER Renie” Secretary A shy appearance but never doubt, she's a mischievous character we've found out. MARY MARGARET WEBER ’’Mary” Nurse Busier than a one-armed paper hang- er with the hives! CHARLES FLOYD WHISNER ’’Charlie” Army Career I would be better if I could, but it's awfully lonesome being good. RUTH MARIE WOODS ’’Ruthie” Secretary True Humility, the highest virtue. CLARA MAVOUREEN ZEILOR CAROL ANN YOUNG ’’Marvy” Carol” Secretary College A smile that is worth half a dozen Quiet as a cyclone! frowns. I, Billy Albanese, will to Danny Kelley my ability to be dependable. I, Grafton Apple, will my locker and worn books to Lloyd Householder. I, Sally Arnold, will to Richard Selders my shortness. I, Lee Aulabaugh, will my wire wheels to Richard Wills. I, Sondra Avella, will my body to the biology class. I, Roger Barney, will my basketball ability to Tim Sullivan. I, Shirley Barnhart, will my ability to keep quiet in tight situations to Mary Lou Risinger. I, Portia Bernhard, will to Priscilla Hovermale my ability to be a safe driver. I, Henrietta Bohrer, will my typewriter in typing class to Sue Ambrose. I, Linda Braithwaite, will my Sincerity to Millie Unger. I, Judy Butts will my well worn democracy book to Mary Lou Risinger and hope she has better luck with it than I did. I, Donnie Barnhart, will my hair to Andy Yost. I, Hilda Cain, will all my worries and troubles to my sister, Linda. She deserves them. I, Betty Jo Clark, leave to Ruth Beddow my ability to park a car and still be a couple of feet away from the curb. I, Linda Clark, will to Priscilla Hovermale my seat on the front row in Mrs. Talbott's English class. I, Vern Davison, will my worn out secretary's book to the next F. H. A. secretary. I, Mark Dawson, will my ability to make straight A's in all morning classes to all the Sen- iors of 63. I, Penny Sue Dawson, will my Personality Plus to Carolyn Hewett. I, Shirley Everhart, will my blue eyes to Barbara Bealman. I, Judy Everett, will my natural curly hair to Portia Waugh. I, Alice Farris, will my long dishwater blonde hair to Linda Kerns. I, Faye Farris, will my long expired driver's permit to David Higby. I, Lloyd Farris, will to Andy Yost my ability to go in Mrs. Rockwell's class with no assign- ment and come out with a hundred. I, Paul Fox, will my ability to hit five in a line on a pin ball machine to Mick Householder. I, Walter French, will my old beat up basketball spikes to Gary Sheppard. I, Cheryl Golden, will my black hair to Wynema Whitehorn. I, Pauline Gross, will my democracy book to Shirley Fisher. I, Ronnie Lee Grove, will my sore throat and position in student council to next year's presi- dent. I, Marshall Gurson, will my pool stick to Pigeon Stull. I, Sammy Hanlon, will to Don Healy my ability to behave in Mrs. Rockwell's class. I, Anne Henry, will to the junior girls my problems and homework of my senior year. I, Judy Henry, will my nineteen inch waistline to anyone who needs it. I, Ray Henry, will my coat to Donald Younker. I, Sandy Henry, do hereby will my paperless notebook to any junior who likes to bum . I, Ray Hewett, will my speed to Ronnie Fouke. I, Sylvia Hewett, will my corney jokes to anyone who has the nerve to tell them. I, Linda Hiles will my giggle to Mary Helen Stull. I, Wayne Hogbin, do hereby will to Larry Golden my ability to be dependable. I, Steve Hoofnagle, will better luck in senior English to the next new senior student. I, Linda Hovermale, will my physics' grade to Linda Kerns. I, Barbara Johnson, will to Darlene Ridgeway my drivers license. I, Richard Johnson, will my brains to Lloyd Householder. I, Linda Lineweaver, will just silently go on my way. I, Charles Lutman, will my position of fullback on the football team to Don Healy. 38 I, Nancy Mason, will my quietness to Mary Lou Risinger. I, Monna Mechem, will my seat on the bus to all the students who walk to school. I, Robert Mechem, will my height to Jeff Yost. I, Joyce Ann Michael, will my dog catching job to Diane Miller. I, Kenny Miller, will my failing physic tests to next years physics class. I, Larry Mullin, will my toothpicks to Andy Yost and a ford to David Higby. I, John McClintock, will my used flashbulbs to Frank Cole. I, Richard McCoy will my unknown to any junior. I, Rose Anne McKinley, will my worn-out majorette uniform to Sylvia Moore. I, Paul Mason, will my Earth Science book to the person who likes space travel. I, Dolly Poole, will my ability to stay out of trouble to Mary Lou Risinger. I, James Potter, do hereby will my ability to learn to Larry Golden. I, Pauline Pumphrey, will my laugh to my quiet sister, Virginia Lee. I, Mary Rankin, will my democracy tests and notes to Mary Helen Stull. I, Emily Rhoe, will my English notes to Joe Clark. I, Gloria Jean Robertson, will to Dawn Close my position as drum majorette. I, Ronnie Sue Ryppenthal, will to David Higby my ability to tell a story with a straight face. I, Linda Sanders, will my ability to play the piano to Diane Stotler. I, Sam Shade, will to Frank Cole my beef cattle. I, Brenda Sherrard, joyfully will to Sue Ambrose my brother, Wayne. I, Wayne Sherrard, will my car to Roger Ambrose. I, Glendora Shriver, will to Sylvia Harrington my ability to get caught chewing gum in Mrs. Talbott's class. I, Darlene Silvers, will my ability to sing in Glee Club to Millie Unger. I, Roger Spriggs, will my beef cattle to Roger Silvers. I, Carol Stotler, will to Gloria Youngblood my ability to do shorthand. I, Connie Stotler, will to Wynema Whitehorn all the bubble-gum in the world. I, Phil Stotler, will my English notebooks to Mouse Fouke. I, Roxy Stotler, do hereby will my ability to study to Larry Golden. I, Billy Swaim, will my fast car to Larry DeHaven. I, Mark Swaim, will my ball headed tires to Gene Silvers. I, Betty Unger, will my dark brown eyes to Karen Henry. I, Irene Weber, will my F in democracy to Danny Kelley. I, Mary Margaret Weber, will all my knowledge about Home Ec. to Gale Rhoe. I, Charles Whisner, will to Albert McManus my shotgun so he may go coon hunting every night. I, Ruth Woods, will to Judy McCoy my good grades in democracy. I, Carol Young, will to Linda Shirley my ability to get in trouble in any and all situations. I, Mavoureen Zeilor, will to Diane Miller my ability to sneak out on dates without getting caught. I, Roger Pritchard, will my wrestling ability to David Higby. 39 ALL ABOARD! 'It's a bird! It'saplane! No! Its's the Sen- ior Class of 1962! That's what they said when we landed on the moon for our 19 72 reunion. Land- ing was only half the trouble. Locating the class members was the biggest trouble. Once located, we started our journey. We left Berkeley Springs with the following local resi- dents: Judith Potter and Linda Hovermale, tea- chers at B. S. H. S., Wayne Sherrard, business manager at Cacapon State Park, Sammy Hanlon, contractor to finish 522 between Berkeley Springs and Hancock, and Judy Henry, Vern Davison, and Ronnie Lee Grove, who have been making their homes here since their marriages in 1962. Charles Lutman, coach for the Baltimore Colts, also boarded in Berkeley Springs. Frist Stop! Washington, D. C. Here eagerly waiting to board the Golden Bluebird , built by Dick McCoy, was Kenny Miller, General of the United States Army. Others waiting with the gen- eral were Portia Bernhard, Brenda Sherrard, and Darlene Silvers, hostesses for the trip, and Judy Everett, operator of Washington's most promi- nent beauticulture school with her receptionist, Linda Hiles. As the pilot, Lee Aulabaugh, sounded the blast off signal we heard a cry from out side. Henrietta Bohrer, co-pilot, opened the door to the always late Betty Jo Clark, now a nurse at Johns Hopkins in Baltimore, Maryland. Then off to New York City. We stopped here to pick up Ricky Johnson of Johnson and Johnson Lawyers Firm and his pri- vate secretary, Rose Anne McKinley. Heading west our first stop was Lackland Air Force Base, Texas, where Phil Stotler, Ike Gur- son, Grafton Apple, and Paul Fox came aboard. We were sorry to learn that Lloyd Farris and Billy Albanese would be unable to attend because of overseas duty. Next stop, California. Waiting for us were Ronnie Sue Ruppenthal, Larry Mullin, Roger Spriggs, and Carol Young, professors at U. C. L. A., Judy Butts, Hilda Cain, and Joyce Michael, secretaries at Hogbin's Cabinet Company, owned and operated by Wayne Hogbin, and Sam Shade owner of California's largest trade school. After leaving California we journeyed to Hawaii where we found Mark Dawson, owner of the Sea Foam Cafe, and his private secretary, Shirley Everhart, Paul Mason, owner of a pine- apple plantation, Pauline Pumphrey, Carol and Connie Stotler, members of the women's service and Mark Swaim, manager of Safeway Stores, Inc. Roger Pritchard was on a business trip for Honolulu Steel and was unable to attend the reunion. Our journey now takes us to the planet Mars. Leaving our ship with Walter French, mechanic at Mars Station, we traveled overland to meet Ray Hewett, head of the F. B. I. on Mars, and his pri- vate secretary, Penny Sue Dawson at the home of Betty McBee, formerly Betty Unger. From there we drove to the Red House, where we picked up Steve Hoofnagle, President of Mars, and his pri- vate receptionist, Anne Henry. From there we went to the Mars Speedway to find Donnie Barn- hart, driver of an 88-V racer. Others meeting us at the speedway were Charles Whisner, Col. from Fort Dix, New Jersey, John McClintock, carpenter, and Irene Weber, private secretary. We piled into Donnie's 88-V and headed for town. Our first stop in town was at the Lyn and Lou Beauty Salon, owned and operated by Sandy Henry and Lynda Clark. Here we found Linda Braithwaite, private secretary, having her hair done. Heading toward Mars University to pick up professors Sondra Avella and Linda Lineaweaver, we stopped at Mars Co. Hospital to talk with Glendora Shriver, head nurse. While at the hos- pital we tried to phone the Mechanical Works President, Ray Henry, and his secretary, Ruth Woods, and ended up talking with Dolly Poole and Emily Rhoe, telephone operators at the Mars ex- change. Upon leaving Mars we journeyed to Venus. Here we visited at the home of Faye Farris Roach where she and a neighbor, Billy Swaim were lis- tening to a talk given by Monna Lea Mechem, Home Demonstrator. Next we went to the Venus Var, a playhouse on broadway, where we were greeted by actresses Barbara Johnson and Sally Arnold. Later we met their personal clothing de- signer, Shirley Barnhart, and Sylvia Hewett, hair stylist. Here we also met Gloria Robertson Henry, Publicity agent, and Alice Farris, director of Farris Phones, Inc. At the home of Cheryl Golden Demosky we found her watching Roger Barney, professional basketball player on T. V. We stayed long enough to be informed by the newscast that James Potter, owner of Venus Chain Stores, had sold out to Roxy Stotler, multi-millionaire. Roxy's secretary, Nancy Mason, gave an up-to-date report on his business experiences. Everyone was informed that the Golden Bluebird would take off for the moon in fifteen minutes. Three hours latter we arrived on the moon to be greeted by Linda Sanders, famous band leader. Linda directed us to the scene of the banquet, the Kozy Korner Kitchen's owned by Pauline Gross. There we met Robert Mechem, General of the moon forces and his private secre- tary, Mavoureen Zeilor. Mary Margaret Weber, head of nurses at Mary's Mission Hospital and Mary Rankin, assistant nurse, were there also. Everyone was glad to be together again. We talked over old times and brought each other up-to-date on our personal happenings through the years. It was an enjoyable week for all and everyone dreaded saying good-bye. It was quite a successful reunion and we agreed to meet again in 1982. The question is —.........................-.............WHERE??? 42 William Talbott JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Karen Henry-Secretary Arlene Young-President Harry Barney-Vice President Tom Stucky-Treasurer VJ«.. 8 David Allemong Paul A vella Barbara Barnes Harry Barney Ruth Beddow Virginia Boyd Janie Butts Eddie Clark Joseph Clark Dawn Close Shirley Fisher Randy Fouke Ronnie Fouke Raymond Fox Sylvia Frock Carolyn Fox Elner Fox Margie Fox Larry Golden Sylvia Harrington Danny Kelley Linda Kerns Carolyn Hewett David Higby James Hoopengardner Priscilla Hovermale Terry Hovermale Robert Johnston Kenneth Lafollette Janet Lutman James McDonald Patsy Merica 46 Robert Miller Patsy Mongold Drucilla Ours Gene Silvers Wayne Shanholtz Carol Showalter Christine Spring Pauline Stinebaugh Gloria Jean Stotler I Mary Helen Stull Tim Sullivan Mildred Unger Philip Unger 48 s 3 - XX v Mary Virginia Waugh Portia Waugh Tommy Weber Gary Weigle Wynema Whitehori Catherine Wozniak Andy Yost Arlene Young (p Gloria Youngblood 49 50 Elmer Weber SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Ann Swaim-Vice President Sue Ambrose-President Margaret Shockey-Secretary Luella Cain-Treasurer Charles Ambrose Sue Ambrose Aneta Anderson Paula Aulabaugh Sharon Avella Panadora Ball Gloria Barney Alice Barnhart Barbara Bealman Richard Beddow QJJJJ • 52 Barbara Bishop Alice Bowers •Linda Cain Luella Cain Julie Capen Perry Carlisle Patricia Clem Vicki Clem Eddie Clingerman Patty Courtney James Harden Dennis Healy Janet DeHaven George Didawick Richard Douglas Ralph Everhart Vicki Fowler Gary Glascock Vickie Gray David Hall Irene Henry Danny Hiles William Hogbin Carol Hoover Leon Householder Lloyd Householder Bobby Hovermale Gale Hovermale 53 Barbara Iden Jerry Johnson Jo Johnson Mike Johnson Peggy Johnson Nancy Kerns Linda Mann Linda Mason Mary Ann Mason Janice McCoy Boyd Kiser George Kyne Amy Lou Largent Dale Lutman Judy McCoy Joie McCumbee Kendra McGown Ira Mclntire Albert McManus Joe Merica Joe Michael Jack Mowery Alma Parlett Patricia Payne Adair Pierce Clyde Pritchard Linda Potter William Rankin Louise Rankin Gale Rhoe Judith Ruppenthal Linda Ruppenthal V) Joyce Shade | r Gary Sheppard John Shirley Margaret Shockey Richard Shockey Ronald Shoemaker 55 10 Sterling Shriver Wanda Sonnenberg idL Wayne Weber Vernon Widmyer Juanita Smith Anne Swaim Jeff Yost Dennis Young Diane Stotler Wanda Stotler Bill Trickett Jackie Unger Roger Youngblood Mary Lou Risinger Darlene Van Gilder Diana Waugh 56 IbBUUIXSUZ Effie Coberly FRESHMAN SPONSORS Donald Cook Allen Goldstrom Clarence VanScoy FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Larry Cain-President Linda Dodson-Secretary Cheryl Stein-Vice President Barbara Henry-Treasurer Roger Allen Jimmy Ambrose Kermit Ambrose Roger Ambrose Tommy Ambrose Kay Arnica Darlene Ash Larry Barney Gary Beddow Betty Butts Mary Francis Butts Charles Cain Larry Cain Larry Clark Lenora Clark Steven Clark William Clark Martha Claypool Carlton Clingerman Daryl Crouse Douglas Davis Glenda Didawick Linda Dodson Gary Easton M ° c Carol Ann Everett Marianne Everett Linda Ferris Janice Fearnow Richard Fischer Nancy Fowler David Fox Jo Ann Fox Gerald Henry Larry Henry Bonita Heironimus Calvin Heironimus Janice Gaither Billy Gill Calvin Gloyd David Ray Gray Ted Higby Earl Householder Mary Householder William Householder Patty Hovermale Linda Kay Hunter Dean Hutchinson Steve Hutchinson Carol Sue Iden Johnny Johnson Judy Johnson Richard Johnson Demetrice Laing Linda Largent James Lee Linaburg Nelson Mann David Mason Dorothy Mason Cheryl McCoy Joyce McCoy Gary McCumbee Terry McIntyre Candace Mencer Michael Merchant Linda Mesner Larry Michael Roger Michael Wayne Michael Diane Miller Harold Miller Lynn Miller Sarah Miller Terry Miller Sylvia Moore Linda Moss Steve Mowery Janice Newbraugh Ronnie Peck Robert Perry Virginia Pumphrey Dennis Rhoe Eddie Rhoe Leon Roach Ann Scully Huberts Selders Rachel Shanholtz Lacy Sheppard Linda Shirley Mildred Shisler Janet Silver Phyllis Silver Edith Spielman Wayne Spielman Roland Spitzer Deanna Spring Mary Lou Spring Cheryl Stein Philip Stickley Delores Stotler Edward Stotler Gary Stotler Julia Stotler Raymond Stotler Susan Stotler Linda Sullivan Nancy Thompson Jean Twigg Roger Twigg Virginia Twigg Danny Unger James Unger Jimmie Unger Junior Unger Robert Unger Rose Marie Unger Connie Van Gosen Roger Waugh Thurman Waugh Dinah Whisner Linda Whisner Patricia Whisner Johnie Wills Richard Wills Darlene Yost Johnny Youngblood Jo Ann Zeilor Burton English Betty Holliday Judy Michael Roger Silver Judy Stotler 6-4 WniUMT� Joan Kiser-President Theresa Davison-Treasurer Ethelene Merchant-Vice President Linda McBee -Secretary Sue Aulabaugh Portia Avella Rachael Barnes Cathy Bergen Sharon Bishop Susan Brunk Cathy Butscher Patricia Butts Glenda Cain Christine Clem Georgiana Clem Eddie Conner Shirley Crouse Sue Culp Teresa Davison Mike Dawson Charlotte DeHaven Roger DeHaven Gerald DeShong Gary Dodson Joyce Everhart Linda Fischer Danny Fox George Fox Gary Frye Frank Gallic Ray Ganoe Glen Golden Rhonda Sue Goodman Teresa Goodman Jacqueline Grove Jimmy Harris Norma Henry Sidney Higby Roger Hobday Mona Hogbin Linda Hoover James Householder Nancy Householder Cindy Hovermale Linda Hovermale James Hunter Karlyn Johnson Linda Johnson Robert Johnson Mary Kave Joan Kiser Rebecca Kungel Dwan Lineweaver Michael Lutman Betty Luttrell Linda Me Bee Peggy Me Bee Kay Me Bee Ethelene Merchant Junior Michael Louise Michael Steve Michael Eddie Mills Rose Mills Freddy Miller Phyllis Miller John Moore Daisy Moss George Moss Joseph Munson John Newbraugh Larry Omps Patsy Omps Gail Perry John Potter Howard Prevost Linda Rankin Wayne Rankin Eugene Roach Joy Ruppenthal Jay Russell Carol Sanders Michael Jo Shambaugh Gary Shifflet Raymond Shirley Fred Sirbaugh Mary Susan Spitzer Douglas Steiner Tommy Stemple Brenda Stotler Susie Stotler Tommy Stotler Roger Sullivan Cherry Swink Ashley Teets Linda Unger William Unger Brigetta Waugh Jack Waugh Nancy Waugh McKinley Whisner Scott Widmeyer Frances Willard David Wilson Gary Wilson Larry Wills Bill Wood George Trickett Arlie Yost Taylor Yost Tommy Yost Norman Young 70 Adeline Spring SEVENTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS Jimmy Pierce-Secretary Karen Everett-President Beatrice Miller-Vice President Billy Harmison-Treasurer 71 Barbara Alderton Steve Aulabaugh Peggy Avey Elizabeth Barker Johnny Barker Barbara Barney Mary Barnhart Nancy Barnhart Jimmy Beddow Robert Bell Johnny Bluebaugh Edward Braithwaite Jack Butts Dennis Cain Linda Cain Leo Coffman Linda Cole Lynn Compton Kenneth Copeland Donald Crosen Jacob Drury John Duncan Lin Dunham Jacob Eader Ruth Eader Patricia Eaton Richard Evens Carol Everett Karen Everett Roger Farris Mary Ann Fox Judy Fox Wayne Fox Jerry Foutz Terry Foutz Albert Ganoe Brian Ganoe Margaret Gilhart Tommy Gillian Dennis Golden Newton Gregory Jennifer Grove William Harmison John Helsley Elizabeth Hertges Donnie Hobday Gloria Hobday David Hoopengardner Billy Hovermale Gale Hovermale Linda Hovermale Roger Hovermale Royce Hovermale Roscoe Johnson Tommy Johnson Bobby Keiter Vernon Kuykendal Craig Lohman Linda Mann Gary Mason Stella Mason Kenneth McCoy Theodore McCumbee William McCumbee Barbara Mesner Darlene Mesner William Mesner Douglas Michael Larry Michael Beatrice Miller Cynthia Miller Michael Miller James Mitchell Paul Moore Betty Moss Danny Moss Tommy Moss Marietta Nestor Joyce Penwell Richard Penwell Edward Perry James Pierce Judith Poffenberger Chester Poole Lucinda Prevost Dennis Robertson Jennifer Ruppenthal Shelia Ryder Alan Scully Shirley Shambaugh Sandra Sheeley Diann Smith Gary Speilman Steve Speilman Kathy Spitzer Sylvia Stinebaugh Bonnie Stotler Brenda Stotler Charles Stotler David Stotler Melvie Stotler Peggy Stotler Vickie Stotler Pamela Sullivan Janet Swink Peggy Tritapoe Carolyn Unger Gary Waugh Norah Waugh Diann Weber Michael Webster Larry Weber Susan Williams Kay Wills David Wozniak Donnie Yost Edward Yost Philip Yost Roger Yost 79 Most Talented Gloria Jean Robertson Lee Aulabaugh Best Natured Walter French Cheryl Golden 80 Wittiest Sylvia Hewett Ray Hewett Personality Plus Penny Sue Dawson Phil Stotler Best Looking Betty Unger Lloyd Farris Best Dressed Judy Henry Richard McCoy Most Athletic Joyce Ann Michael Charles Lutman Friendliest Kenny Miller Hilda Cain Sammy Shade Charles Lutman State Farmer Award All Sectional Football Penny Sue Dawson Delegate Rhododendron Girls State 84 Rose Anne McKinley Miss Conservation of 1961 Knight and Ladies of the Golden Horseshoe Winners in County Spelling Linda Me Bee, Deanna Spring, Kathy Bergen 85 n E T I V I T I E STUDENT COUNCIL 1ST ROW: Ronnie Grove, James Potter, Monna Mechem, Mary Margaret Weber, Judy Henry, Hilda Cainand Mr. Gary Kerns, 2ND ROW: Linda Kerns, David Allemong, Gloria Youngblood, Arlene Young, Joanne Kiser, Charlotte DeHaven, Karen Everett, Cindy Miller, James Unger, 3RD ROW: Dennis Healy, Arlie Yost, Tommy Johnson, John Newbraugh, Wayne Weber, Sue Ambrose, Judy McCoy, Paula Aulabaugh, Sandra Sheely and Judy Dawson. Dennis Healy Sec. Treas. Linda Kerns Vice Pres. Ronnie Grove President Mr. Gary Kerns Sponsor 87 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA FIRST ROW: Ronnie Grove, Vern Davison, Judith Potter, Mary Margaret Weber, Monna Lea Mechem, Pauline Pumphrey, Rose Anne McKinley, Virginia Pumphrey, Penny Sue Dawson, SECOND ROW: Mar- garet Hanlon, Marianne Everett, Joann Fox, Margie Fox, Janie Butts, Cheryl Stein, Linda Dodson, Judy Ruppenthal, Diann Waugh, Juanita Smith, Diann Miller, Mavoureen Zeilor, Carol Stotler, Connie Stotler, Luella Cain, Linda Mann, THIRD ROW: Patricia Whisner, Barbara Henry, Huberta Selders, Darlene Silver, Anne Henry, Linda Mason, Mary Lou Risinger, Mary Kay Householder, Janice Newbraugh, Linda Hunter, Sylvia Moore, Janet Lutman, Dawn Close, Gale Hovermale, Adair Pierce, Linda Potter, Judy Henry, Shirley Everhart, Shirley Barnhart, Mrs. Hodges, Sponsor, FOURTH ROW: Connie VanGosen, Janice Gaither, Rebecca Rockwell, Mary Lou Spring, Linda Cain, Alice Bowers, Joyce Ann Michael, Cheryl Golden, Drucilla Ours, Linda Kerns, Nancy Sue Kerns, Patty Courtney, Anne Swaim, Margaret Shockey, Jo Johnson, Paula Aulabaugh, Wanda Sonnenberg, Emily Rhoe, Judy Everett, FIFTH ROW: Anne Scully, Linda Largent, Kay Arnica, Sarah Miller, Linda Moss, Deloris Stotler, Hilda Cain, Mild- red Shisler, Ronnie Sue Ruppenthal, Glendora Shriver, Candace Mencer, Pamela Rockwell, Gale Rhoe, Sandy Henry, Linda Clark, Betty Jo Clark, Clara Mae Potter, Mary Rankin, Sylvia Hewett. Anna Grace Hodges Sponsor F.H.A. Officers Judith Potter, Vice-President of Parliamentary Procedure Pauline Pumphrey, Vice-President of Public Relations Virginia Pumphrey, Vice President of Music Recreation Penny Sue Dawson, Treasurer Mary Margaret Weber, Vice President of Music Recreation Rose Ann McKinley, Vice Presidents State National Projects Monna Mechem, President Vern Davison, Secretary Ronnie Grove, Historian ■ FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA FIRST ROW; Terry Hovermale, Grafton Apple, John McClintock, Frank Cole, Kenny Miller, Sam Shade, Charles Whisner, James Hoopengardner, SECOND ROW; Bill Trickett, Gary Glascock, William Rankin, Norval Hendershot, Johnny Wills, Robert Johnson, Clyde Pritchard, Walter French, Joe Clark, Danny Unger, Raymond Stotler, Larry Cain, Gary Beddow, Larry Barney, George Kyne, Mark Swaim, Wayne Sherrard, THIRD ROW; Gerald Henry, Roger Ambrose, Kermit Ambrose, David Mason, Charles Cain, Junior Unger, Douglas Davis, Steve Hutchinson, Calvin Gloyd, Edward Stotler, Harold Miller, Roger Allen, Richard Harrington, Ira McIntyre, Bobby Hovermale, Roger Pritchard, FOURTH ROW; Leon Householder, Kenneth Lafolette, Riley Ours, Richard Rankin, Charles Ambrose, Lloyd Householder, Robert Miller, Wayne Shanholtz, Richard Selders, Roger Silvers, Larry Henry, Terry Miller, Larry Clark, Roger Waugh John McClintock, Reporter Frank Cole, Vice President Grafton Apple, Sentinel Terry Hovermale, Parliamentarian Sam Shade, Treasurer Donald Cook, Sponsor SENIOR BAND FIRST ROW: Gloria Jean Robertson, SEC. ROW: Adair Pierce, Dwan Cloae, Rose Anne McKinley, Joyce Ann Michael, Margaret Shockey, THIRD ROW: Linda Hiles, Linda Hunter, Eddie Clingerman’ Steve Harmison, Burton English, Roger Youngblood, Mary Helen Stull, Wayne Michael, Joyce Shade’ Janice Newbraugh, FOURTH ROW: Don Healy, Marianne Everett, Linda Dodson, Judy Michael, Tom Stuckey, Philip Stickley, Patty Courtney, Sylvia Moore, Clara Mae Potter, Linda Largent, Pamela Rockwell, Jeff Yost, FIFTH ROW: Billy Gill, Anne Scully, Ann Swaim, Mary Margaret Weber, Deanna Spring, Gale Hovermale, Nancy Sue Kerns, Mary Virginia Waugh, Kenda McGowen, Barbara Bealman, Linda Potter, Joey McCumbee, SIXTH ROW: William Randall, Director, Richard Douglas, John Shirley, Ronnie Fouke, Dennis Healy, Sterling Shriver, Mike Johnson, Steve Dawson, Charles Grove, George Didawick, David Allemong, Terry Powell, Tommy Weber, Gene Silvers, Drum Major JUNIOR BAND FIRST ROW: Karen Everett, Michael Webster, Steve Aulabaugh, Robert Bell, William Harmison, Brian Ganoe, Edward Conner, Howard Prevost, Darryl Crouse, Sharon Bishop, Bobby Keiter, Scott Widmeyer, Douglas Micheal, Mary Ann Fox, Jennifer Grove, SEC. ROW: Barbara Barney, Alan Scully, Nancy Barnhart, Raymond Shirley, Carlton Clingerman, Elizabeth Barker, Kathy Spitzer, Roger Hovermale, Jack Butts, Carol Everett, Mary Barnhart, Peggy Avey, Paul Moore, Tommy Johnson, Theresa Good- man, THIRD ROW: Linda McBee, Earl Householder, Gary Dodson, Susan Brunk, William Wood, Tom- my Yost, Frances Willard, Betty Butts, Cindy Hovermale, James Pierce, Fred Sirbaugh, Vickie Stotler, Jimmie Hunter, Philip Yost, Theresa Davison, FOURTH ROW: William Randall, Director, Danny Fox, Ethelene Merchant, Karlyn Johnson, Lin Dunham, Craig Lohman, Steve Clark, Ward Dawson, Roland Spitzer, Brigetta Waugh, Micheal Jo Shambaugh, Steve Micheal, Mike Dawson, Roger DeHaven, Danny Unger, Norman Young SR. HIGH DRUM MAJOR MAJORETTES Adair Pierce, Dwan Close, Rose Anne McKinley, Eugene Silver, Drum Major, Joyce Anne Michael, Margaret Shockey, Gloria Jean Robertson. JR. HIGH DRUM MAJOR MAJORETTES Linda McBee, Barbara Barney, Theresa Goodman, Norman Young, Drum Major, Theresa Davison, Jennifer Grove, Karen Everett. SR. HIGH CHORUS FIRST ROW: Faith Munson, Director, Gloria Jean Robertson, pianist, Huberta Selders, Betty Unger, Barbara Bealman, Mary Kay Householder, Darlene Silver, Nelson Mann, Gerald Young, Wayne Weber, Carol Stotler, Sylvia Harrington, Portia Waugh, MildredShisler, Janice Fearnow, Gloria Youngblood, SECOND ROW: Linda Sanders, Jean Twigg, Virginia Twigg, Linda Hiles, Connie Stotler, Portia Bernhard, James Ambrose, Norval Hendershot, Gary Stotler, Diana Waugh, Mildred Unger, Judy Henry, Mavoureen Zeiler, Vickie Gray, Lenora Clark, Anne Henry, Dawn Close, THIRD ROW: Candace Mencer, Joyce McCoy, Shirley Everhart Barbara Henry, Carol Sue Iden, Nancy Fowler, Larry Michael, Eddie Stotler, Larry Barney, Glenda Didawick, Carolyn Hewett, Karen Henry, Rose Marie Unger, Martha Claypool, Cheryl McCoy, Barbara Iden, FOURTH ROW: Carol Showalter, Patsy Mongold, Ruth Beddow, Priscilla Hovermale, Bonita Heironimus, Linda Moss, Carol Everett, Janet DeHaven, David Mason, Junior Unger, James Unger, Susie Stotler, Diann Stotler, Shirley Barnhart, Mary Frances Butts, Linda Shirley, Linda Mesner, Edith Speilman. JR. HIGH CHORUS FIRST ROW: Faith Munson, Director, Patricia Clem, Karen Mann, Cherry Swink, Cynthia Miller, Beatrice Miller, Jennifer Grove, Judy Fox, Mary Ann Fox, Karen Everett, Pamela Sullivan, Sandra Sheely, Shelia Ryder, Janet Swink, Linda Hovermale, Judy Dawson, Deanna Spring, Pianist, SECOND ROW: Rachael Barnes, Wanda Sonnenburg, Betty Luttrell, Jay Russell, Susan Brunk, Joann Kiser, Susan Williams, Jennifer Rup- penthal, Brigetta Waugh, Linda Cain, Barbara Barney, Mary Spitzer, Elizabeth Barker, Kathy Spitzer, Mary Barnhart, Nancy Barnhart, Carol Everett, THIRD ROW: Rebecca Kungel, Peggy McBee, Glenda Cain, Jackie Grove, Elizabeth Hertges, Barbara Bishop, Linda McBee, Kathy Butscher, Brenda Stotler, Frances Willard, Linda Cole, Nora Waugh, Vickie Stotler, Joy Ruppenthai, Joyce Everhart, Patsy Omps, Monna Hogbin, Shirley Crouse, FOURTH ROW: Norma Henry, Georgiana Clem, Daisy Moss, Rose Mills. Rhonda Sue Goodman, Kathy Bergen, Peggy Avey, Karen DeLawder, Theresa Davison, Linda Rankin, Theres« Good- man, Nancy Householder, Brenda Stotler, Cindy Hovermale, Carol Sanders, Charlotte DeHaven, Linda Hoover, FIFTH ROW: Phyllis Miller, Michael Jo Shambaugh, Sue Aulabaugh, Patricia Butts, Mary Kave, Linda Johnson, Linda Unger, Linda Fisher, Karlyn Johnson, Susie Stotler, Sue Culp, Linda Hovermale, Ethelenc Merchant, Kay McBee, Louise Micheal. JR. HIGH GLEE CLUB FIRST ROW: Steve Aulabaugh, Jimmie Mitchell, Larry Michael, Larry Weber, Robert Bell, David Hoopengardner, William McCumbee, Jerry Foutz, John Duncan, Faith Munson, Director, SECOND ROW: David Stotler, Tommy Gillian, David Wozniak, Kenneth McCoy, Gary Speilman, Lin Dunham, Dennis Cain, Gary Mason, Wayne Fox, Dennis Robertson, THIRD ROW: Gale Hovermale, Brian Ganoe, Jacob Eader, Edward Yost, Tommy Johnson, Jack Butts, Steve Harmison, Dennis Golden, Bobby Keiter, Roger Hovermale, FOURTH ROW: Ward Dawson, Michael Webster, James Pierce, Craig Lohman, Billy Hovermale, John Newbraugh, John Moore, Eddie Mills, Gary Wilson, Eugene Roach, FIFTH ROW: Gary Dodson, Frank Gallic, Howard Prevost, Norman Young, Robert Johnson, Roger Sullivan, Douglas Stein- er, Fred Sirbaugh, Ashley Teets, Lynn Compton, SIXTH ROW: George Fox, Sidney Higby, Tommy Yost, Berkeley Michael, George Trickett, Danny Fox, Eddie Conner, Glen Golden, Roger DeHaven, SEVENTH ROW: Michael Lutman, William Wood, Joseph Munson, Ray Ganoe, Jimmie Harris, McKinley Whisner, Jimmie Hunter, Mike Dawson, Steve Michael, EIGHTH ROW: Raymond Shirley, Scott Widmeyer, Gary Shifflet, Charles Cain, Jack Waugh, John Helsley 93 OFFICE ASSISTANTS SEATED left to right - Monna Hogbin, Glendora Shriver, Linda Clark, Penny Sue Dawson, Shirley Barnhart. STANDING left to right - Lee Aulabaugh, Henrietta Bohrer, Linda Hovermale, Carol Young, Sondra Avella, Ronnie Grove, Vern Davison, Arlene Young, Alice Barnhart, Portia Bernhard. FIRST ROW - left to right Carolyn Hewett, Karen Henry, Paula Aulabaugh, Judy Butts, Darlene Silver, Mrs. Blanche Dawson, Secretary, SECOND ROW Sue Ambrose and Hilda Cain. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS ARROWHEAD STAFF SEATED: Mary Margaret Weber, Treasurer, Penny Sue Dawson, Co-Editor, Mrs. Adeline Spring, Sponsor, Rose Anne McKinley, Co-Editor, Judith Potter, Secretary. STANDING; Monna Mechem, Business Manager, Vern Davison, Gloria Robertson, Judy Henry, Ronnie Grove, Betty Unger. CAST OF SENIOR PLAY “PUBLICITY MAD” FIRST ROW; Faye Farris, Gloria Robertson, Judith Potter, Linda Lineweaver, Anne Henry, SECOND ROW; Cheryl Golden, Ronnie Sue Ruppenthal, Mary Margaret Weber, Rose Anne McKinley, Sandy Henry, Vern Davison, THIRD ROW; Roxy Stotler, James Potter, Marsnall Gurson, Ray Hewett, Phil Stotler, Steven Hoolnagle, Wayne Hogbin. FOURTH ROW; Mrs. Swaneda Yost, Sponsor. 96 SR. HIGH CHEERLEADERS Jo Jhonson, Linda Kerns, Nancy Sue Kerns, Sylvia Moore, Gloria Youngblood JR. HIGH CHEERLEADERS SR. HIGH FOOTBALL FIRST ROW: Dale Lutman, Roger Allen, Bobby Hovermale, Larry Mullen, Randy Fouke, Thimothy Sullivan, Clyde Pritchard, Roger Pritchard, Wayne Weber, SECOND ROW: Allen Goldstrom, Coach, Steve Clark, Charles Grove, Walter French, Lloyd Farris, Edgar Stull, Charles Lutman, Richard Shockey, Richard Johnson, Paul Avella, Paul Hodges, Assistant Coach, THIRD ROW: Don Healy, Phil Stotler, Marshall Gurson, Ronnie Fouke, Ted Higby, David Higby, Roger Barney, Lloyd Householder, JR. HIGH FOOTBALL FIRST ROW: Donnie Hobday, Gary Dodson, Roger Farris, John Duncan, John Helsley, Roger Sullivan, Lynn Compton, Billy Harmison, Robert Johnson, SECOND ROW: Tommy Grove, Charles Cain, Jack Butts, William Wood, Roland Spitzer, Fred Sirbaugh, Gary Frye, Dean Hutchinson, Dale Lutman, Howard Prevost, Wayne Weber, Richard Douglas, THIRD ROW: Roger Allen, Joe Munson, Steve Harmison, Burton English, Billy Gill, Arlie Yost, Eddie Rhoe, Leo Coffman, Jimmie Beddow, Craig Lohman, Sid- ney Higby, Douglas Davis TRACK TEAM FIRST ROW: Charles Lutman, Edgar Stull, Dennis Healy, Larry Muilin, SECOND ROW: Paul B. Hodges, Coach, Marshall Gurson, Don Healy, Roger Barney, Ray Hewett. JR. HIGH BASKETBALL TEAM FIRST ROW: William Wood, Paul Moore, Gary Dodson, Brian Ganoe. Billy Harmison, John Newbraugh, Michael Merchant, Sidney Higby, Gary Mason, Tim Sullivan, Lynn Compton, Bobby Keiter, Steve Aulabaugh, SECOND ROW: Dennis Robertson, James Pierce, Theodore McCumbee, Danny Fox, Eddie Braithwaite, Robert Bell, David Wozniak, Kenneth McCoy, Douglas Michael, Micheal Webster, Larry Weber, John Duncan, David Mason. JR. VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Dennis Healy, Manager, John McClintock, Philip Unger, David Hall, Sterling Shriver, Richard Shockey, Boyd Kiser, Jeff Yost, Phil Stotler, Varneli Burkhart, Coach. VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM FIRST ROW: Phil Stotler, Dennis Healy, SECOND ROW: Varneli Burkhart, Coach, Randy Fouke, Sterling Shriver, Charles Lutman, Kenneth Miller, Mike Johnson, Edgar Stull, Roger Barney, David Allemong, Lloyd Farris, Tim Sullivan, Jeff Yost. 100 WRESTLING TEAM FIRST ROW: Wayne Weber, George Kyne, Clyde Pritchard, Norman Young, Eddie Clark, James Hoop- engardner, Bobby Hovermale, Roger Pritchard, SECOND ROW: David Rankin, Steve Michael, Tommy Gillian, Jimmie Hunter, Craig Lohman, Don Healy, Ronnie Fouke, Philip Stickley, David Higby, Dean Hutchinson, THIRD ROW: Ray Hewett, David Fox, Norval Hendershot, Lloyd Householder, Ted Higby, Richard Johnson, Douglas Davis, Paul Hodges, Coach VARSITY CLUB FIRST ROW: Jeff Yost, Ronnie Fouke, Raymond Fox, Lloyd Householder, Bobby Hovermale, Edgar Stull, Dennis Healy, SECOND ROW: Allen Goldstrom, Sponsor, Clyde Pritchard, Ricky Johnson, Walter French, Roger Barney, Billy Albanese, Richard McCoy, Marshall Gurson, Kenneth Miller, Charles Lutman, THIRD ROW: Wayne Weber, Dale Lutman, Roger Pritchard, Randy Fouke, Boyd Kiser, Lloyd Farris, Phil Stotler, Ray Hewett, Don Healy, Larry Mullin m Heber Hobday, Maintenance Harry Henry Irvin McBee, Custodians Mrs. Mazy Hovermale, Mrs. Pearl Rankin, Mrs. Pearl Shade, Mrs. Victoria Payne, Cooks. 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