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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1967 volume:

THE 1967 ARROWHEAD BERKELEY SPRINGS HIGH SCHOOL BERKELEY SPRINGS. WEST VIRGINIA Alma Mater 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 of Life's field to 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 George Ludwig CONTENTS DEDICATION The 1967 ARROWHEAD is dedicated to two people both of whom, although not teachers, have been friends and helpers to student and faculty alike. Mrs. Blanche Dawson will be with us in the office for more years of faithful service, but Mr. Harry Henry retired this year and his presence will be missed. MRS. BLANCHE DAWSON Whose aid has been indispensable. MR. HARRY HENRY For twenty years of faithful service. Congratulations Class of 1967 Twelve years ago, you, the class of 1967, began your education. The elementary phase of this training seems remote to you now. Today, 1967, the missile age offers a real challenge to you. In the vital part of your life in your com- munity, I hope that you will persevere in the fields of science, business, arts, and education. In your life here at Berkeley Springs High School you have been taught that no real achievements are attained except through merit, service and achievement. I know that as students in this school you have been taught these lessons in self reliance. Emerson says: “Believe in your own thought; believe that which is true for you in your own private heart, is true for all men.” 6 Fred P. Weihl ADMINISTRATION FACULTY SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS Raymond S. Dispanet ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS 8 George E. Noland Gary Smith Supervisor of Instruction William P. Randall County Music Supervisor COUNTY OFFICE STAFF Lloyd D. Richards Office Manager and Bookkeeper Secretary and Receptionist PAUL APPLE Problems of Democracy Journalism RONALD CLATTERBUCK Physical Education Geography JOHN CONLEY Biology LEE CROWTHERS Special Education GLADYS ARNOLD English EDGAR COBERLY Library KATHRYN CROWTHERS Special Education ARTIE DISPANET English ELEANOR EFFLAND English Speech LOUISE EVERETT Science DONALD FEARNOW Algebra Geometry Trig. MARY HARRIS Commercial RUSSELL GEORGE Guidance RUTH HARRIS Science ANNA GRACE HODGES Home Economics PAUL HODGES Physical Education Driver Education LINDA HOVERMALE Algebra WADE KESECKER History BETTY LINTZ Jr. High Library Jr. High Office MARTIN MANSPERGER Audio Visual Aids Math BANETA HUNTER Reading English NORMAN KLEISS Physics Chemistry GENE MAHONEY Math DAVID MESSINGER Guidance WILLIAM RANDALL Inst. Music LEE SEIBERT Physical Education LULA BELLE ROBERTSON World Geography English ADELINE SPRING English MARGARET STARNES American History World History ELMER WEBER Attendance Officer Physical Education Science CLYDE WILSON Physical Education Shop CHARLES ROWLAND Business Education Typing ISABELLA YOUNG French NOT PICTURED FAYE SHAW Vocal Music U SENIORS Seniors SENIOR CLASS SPONSORS: Clyde Wilson, Martin Mansperger, Eleanor Effland, Lulu Belle Robertson. The Se- nior Class would like to take this opportunity to thank their Sponsors for the leadership and thoughtfulness which they gave to the Seniors during the year. CLASS OFFICERS: President Dave Clark, Vice-President STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES: Karen Everett, Jim Hurley, Secretary Judy Dawson, Treasurer Nancy Hale. Bill Harmison, Dennis Robertson. 16 Edward Leroy Braithwaite Breeze Basketball 4, FTA 2, Baseball 4 Jack Lynn Butts Bear Football 3, Band 4, Track 2, FTA 2, Thes. 3, Math Club, V. P. of Band Mary Jo Cain Jo Tri - Hi - Y, Chorus 4, Pe p Club, Jour - nalism 17 Steve Adrian Cain Canebottom Linda Sue Cochran Sue Thes. 3, FTA 2, Sec. , Math Club, Pep Club, Band 4, Lib. 2, Tri-Hi - Y David Leon Clark Dave Football 4, Wrestling 4, Baseball 3, Sr. Pres. Linda Lee Cole Linda Miss Betty Crocker 1967, Guidance Assistant Christine Clem Clark Shorty George Lynn Compton Lynn 18 Ethelene Eva Dawson Ethelene Band 2, Chorus Judy Darlene Dawson Judy Pep Club 3, Treas. 2, FHA 3, Lib. Assist. Ward McKinley Dawson Ward Band 4, Thesp. 4, Madrigals 3, Ar- rowhead Newspaper Photographer Gerald Wayne Deshong Jerry Wrestling, Track, Football mgr. Karen Louise DeLawder Karen Journ. 2, Chorus2, Arrowhead, FT A John David Duncan J. D. Robert Linwood Dunham Fats Band 4, Football 4, Track 2, Thesp. 3, Class Plays Jerry Stuart Foutz Harve Baseball 4 20 Karen Louise Everett Lil Band 4, Lib. Sec. Treas., Maj. 2, Drum Maj. , Thesp. 3, FTA 2. Terry Steven Foutz Terry Sandra Lee Farris Sandy Judy Lea Fox Judy Pep Club 4 V. P. Sythia Virenda Harvey Sythia FT A 2, V. P. William Charles Harmison Bill Football 4, Track 3, Band 4, St. Coun., Thesp., Science Club, Class Plays Donald Jimmie Heironimus Fuzz John Evans Helsley Sy Science Club, Student Council, Ar- rowhead, Audio-Visual James Oliver Holliday Butch Baseball Elizabeth Jane Hertges Liz FHA 4, Sec. , Pep Club 2 Roger Eugene Hovermale Rog Band 4,mgr. Thesp.3,Sec. .Journ. , Science Club, Madrigals William Leroy Johnson Bill FTA 23 Robert Leroy Keiter Bobby Band 4 Karen Sue Mann Karen Pep Club Gary Lee Mason Monk Craig Fredrick Lohman Craig Band 4, Football 2, Wrestling 4, Track Kenneth Anthony Laing Laing FFA, Track Kenneth Wayne McCoy Coy Basketball 3, FTA 2, Audio-Visual, Journ. 24 Raymond Theodore McCumbee Pete Baseball 3, Football 3, Basketball 2 Larry Wayne Michael Michael Helen Jane Merchant Helen Lib. Club, Lib. Assist., Office Assist. , Guidance Assist. Roger John Michael Cat Football 3, Track Douglas Elwood Michael Doug Wrestling 2, Track, Audio-Visual, Baseball, Band 4, Basketball mgr. Mary Beatrice Miller Bea FHA 4, FHA Pres. , Student Coun- cil 3 25 James Devereux Mitchell Mitch Football 4 Michael Andrew Miller Mike Paul Raymond Moore Paul Band 4, Football, Track 3 Betty Rosetta Moss Bo Pep Club Marrietta June Nestor Marietta Pep Club Cynthia Lea Miller Cindy Cheerleader 3 Capt. , FTA 2, Pres. , Thesp. 2, Tri-Hi-Y 2, St. Coun. 2, Plays Annual Staff James Wallace Pierce Robert Leroy Payne Bob Basketball 3, Baseball 3, FT A Jimmy Band 4, St. Coun. 4 Pres. V. P. , Class Pres. 3, Basketball 4, Track 2, FTA3 Lucinda Ann Prevost Cindy Chorus 3. Pep Club 2.FHA 2,Journ. . Thesp. 2 Shirley Ruth Shambaugh Shirley Pep Club 3, FHA William Minor Shuffleburger Shuff Class Pres. . Band, Class V. P. Pep Club David Lynn Silver Dave Sandra Theodora Sheely Sandy Cynthia Dawn Sherrard Cindy Pep Club Wayne Keith Spring Wayne 28 Kathy Jean Spitzer Gary Ronald Spielman Gary Football 3 Spitz Band 4, Maj. 2, Lib., Thesp. 2 Pres., FT A 2, Tri-Hi-Y 2, St. Coun. 4 Sec. Treas., Pep Club Gary Wayne Starliper Gary Janet Marie Swink Janet Chorus 2, Thesp. , Plays Pamela Jean Sullivan Pam St. Coun. , FHA 2 Brigette Leigh Waugh Brigette Chorus 2, Band 4, Madrigal 2, Pep Club 3 Pres. Vicki Lee Stotler Vicki Band 4, Maj. , FTA. St. Coun. 2 Sandra Kay Twigg Sandy FHA 2 Richard Richard Ellsworth Stotler 30 Nora Elizabeth Waugh Nora FTA, FHA, Pep Club 2 Robert Lee White Bobbert Basketball 3 Larry Hudson Weber Hud Football 4, Wrestling 2 Peggy Katheryn Willard Peggy Michael Elsworth Webster Maggot Band 4, Basketball 4, Track 3 Susan Diane Williams Sue Pep Club, Tri-Hi-Y, FTA, Journ. 2, Annual Staff, Chorus 2 31 Donald Andrew Wilson Don Basketball 3 Gary Edward Wilson Gary Football Paul Allen Wilson Paul Football 3, Wrestling 3, Thesp. 3, Plays Taylor Keith Yost Tator SENIOR CLASS PLAY LADIES IN RETIREMENT MARCH 10 11 1967 Credit is also due to the people be - hind the play. They were Roger Hovermale, Jimmy Mitchell, Lin Dunham, Gary Unger, Gary Waugh, Bill Harmison, Sue Cochran, Judy Dawson, Helen Merchant, and the mechanical drawing students. CAST Ellen and Lenora Emily Greed . Louisa Creed. Ellen Creed . Albert Feather Lenora Fiske. Lucy Gilham . Sister Theresa . Cindy Miller .Kathy Spitzer Karen Everett .Ward Dawson . . .Judy Fox . Trudy Gallic . Janet Swink Directed by Glenn Wells Mr. Wells confers with prompter Sue Cochran and cast member Karen Everett. SENIOR FAVORITES WITTIEST Kathy Spitzer Jack Butts MOST SCHOLARLY Linda Cole Steve Cain MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Vicki Stotler Ward Dawson SENIOR FAVORITES SENIOR FAVORITES MOST COURTEOUS Peggy Avey Dennis Golden SENIOR FAVORITES JUNIORS JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President Donald Randall, Vice-President Kathy Cain, Secretary Charlie Willard, Treasurer Cathy Beddow. Jane Eichelberger, Brenda Walls, Rick McLaughlin, Marty Trickett. 40 STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES Steve Allemong Cathy Barker Barbara Barney Steve Barney Mary Barnhart Haney Barnhart Cathy Beddow Joyce Bergen Donnie Bishop Sharon Blake Ralph Burke Helen Cain 41 Kathy Cain Steve Davison Carol Dawson Dale Dodson Judy Dodson Patricia Eaton Rodney Echerd Jane Eichelberger 42 Janice Faith Tim Farris Betty Fisher Doris Fox Kathryn Fox Sharon Fox Jerry Gloyd Gail Goller Eddie Goodman Ronnie Goodman Kathy Hadley Larry Hansroth Linda Harmon Norma Henry Roger Hobday Cheryl Hofe 43 Dane Hoffman Linda Hovermale Jean Hunter Larry Hutchinson Chris Johnson Beverly Kelley 44 Betty Jo Richard Kesecker Knepper Kevin Koebley Pamela Laing Nancy Lutman Dallas Luttrell Donald McCarty Steve McCarty Gerald Maslauskas Fred McClintock William McCumbee Jack McGarvy Rick McLaughlin Sylvia Michael Gene Miller Margaret Miller Wayne Miller Edna Mills 45 Ellen Moore Phyllis Nelson Barbara Omps Linda Peck Mary Etta Peck Joyce Penwell 46 Donald Randall Marian Rhoe Arthur Ridgeway Glenn Robertson Alan Scully Debbie Shaw Robert Sherrill Anna Silver Sandra Silver Barbara Smith Linda Spitzer Dennis Spring Karen Steiner Linda Steiner Brenda Stotler Dale Stotler Debbie Stotler Sylvia Stotler 47 Paulette Stull Patricia Swaim Henry Swink Marty Trickett Carolyn Tritapoe Brenda Unger 48 Brenda Walls Carol Waugh Gary Waugh Marvin Weigle Maurice Weigle Earl Whisner Mary Lou Whisner Charles Willard Susan Wilson Karen Yost Linda Yost Rodney Yost Bonnie Young Diana Young Kenny Ziler 4 9 JUNIOR CLASS PLAY THE THREAD THAT RUNS SO TRUE Directed by Glenn S. Wells The Thread That Runs So True was dramatized by Reginald Lawrence from the book by Jesse Stuart. The setting took place in a one room school in the Kentucky Mountains. Jesse Stuart, a young Kentucky farm boy, portrayed by Steve Allemong, decides at the age of eighteen, and after three years of high school, that he should begin his teaching career. His first job takes him about thirty miles from his home to Lonesome Valley Rural Schoolhouse. Jesse is faced with many problems. The schoolhouse itself was badly in need of repairs as it hadn't been used for years. Serving as the last teacher was a cousin of Jesse's who left after he had been beaten up by one of his students. Rven with these odds, Jesse was determined to succeed in proving the value of an education to the people of Lonesome Valley and his ability as a teacher. 50 TENTH GRADE SOPHOMORES CLASS SPONSORS: Donald Fearaow, Margaret Starnes, Chester Morris, Mary Harris, John Conley. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: President, Brenda Yost; STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES: David Wid- Vice-President, Cathy Starliper; Secretary-Treasurer, meyer, Beverly Fletcher, Patty Beddow, Jackie Lutman, Bruce Rwoland. Sammy Payne, 52 Lisa Capen James Carpenter Sterling Ambrose Kevin Andrews Connie Clark Danny Clark Patty Beddow Doris Bergen Donna Clark Joyce Conley Sherry Bivens Rose Bluebaugh Cheryl Crosen Lewis Crouse Dora Bohrer George Burke Frances Culp Mary Ann Dailey Roger Cain Virginia Cain 54 Donna Dawson Steve Dick Bruce Golden Gloria Golden Loretta Eader Bonnie Faith Ambrose Gregory Frank Hartwick Barbara Fanucchi Barbara Farris Glen Harvey Ralph Hertges Beverly Fletcher Bonnie Fox Robbin Hill Brenda Hovermale Melvie Fox Frances Glass Nancy Hovermale Tom Hurley Jackie Lutman Ann Lutrell William Jackson Dennis Johnson Jo Ann Lynch Linda McCumbee Gloria Johnson Regina Johnson Connie McCoy Charlotte McCusker Roscoe Johnson Mary Kesecker Nancy Mcjilton Dwayne Mann Zane Kesecker Richard Knepper Carol Sue Mason Raymond Merchant Kirk Light David Lintz 55 56 Patricia Mesner Andrew Michael Samuel Payne Beth Peters Nancy Michael Judy Miller Joseph Petry Diane Puffenburger Charles Morris Sandra Moss Linda Poole Diane Potter Jeff Mummert Vicki Newbraugh Cathy Randall Anna Riggleman Ronnie O'Brian Andra Orebaugh Bonnie Risinger James Risinger Thomas Risinger Bruce Rowland Jonathon Somers Wayne Spielman John Rowland Deborah Ruppenthal Cathy Starliper Ronnie Steepleton Lynn Scully Charlotte Shambaugh Earl Stinebaugh Christine Stotler Tony Shives Gary Silver Linda Sue Stotler Mary Ellen Stotler Linda Shriver Linda Lou Smith Marguerite Stotler Andrew Swaim 57 Carol Unger Darlene Unger Brenda Yost Steve Yost Robert Unger Jay Waugh Eileen Youngblood Darlene Weigle Robert Whisner Roger Whisner Thurman Whisner David Widmyer Barbara Wilson 58 FRESHMEN Gregory Ahalt John Avey Bruce Barnes Pamela Barney Ted Barnhart James Bergen Debbie Bishop Linda Blake Robin Bohrer Sharon Burton Keith Butler Darlene Cain Edna Cain Todd Capen Belinda Clark Carolyn Clark Iva Clark Debbie Close Timothy Close Thomas Close Steve Compton Dale Copeland Charles Crouse Herbert Dailey Shirley Dailey Lucinda Dawson Roger Day Jay Dick Dianne Diehl Debra Ditto Edwina Dunham Dale Farris Dayton Farris Nancy Farris Joyce Fleece Linda Fleece Darlene Fox Steve Fox Sally Ganoe Albert Glascock Mary Glass Ray Gloyd Dale Golden Danny Golden Alan Goller Betty Gregory Steve Grove James Helsley Peggy Hendershot Larry Hipp Rose Hoover Joel Householder Carol Hovermale Dian Hovermale Wayne Hovermale Glenn Johnson Mike Kelley Barbara Kesecker Bernard Kesecker Eddie Kesecker Linda Kesecker Rickie Kesecker Wayne Kidwell Albert Kleiss William Knepper Jane Kuykendall David Lang Ella Light Elaine Lineweaver Karen Lineweaver Gary Lohman Eugene Long Debbie Lutman Debbie McBee Edward McBee Sterling McBee Wendell McCoy Monica McCoy Edward McIntyre Susan McIntyre Mark Michael Richard Michael Shirley Michael Steve Michael Betty Miller Dennis Miller James Miller Eddie Miller Patsy Miller Randy Miller Sheila Miller Barbara Moss Peter Moss Larry Munson Brenda Nelson Pete Nelson Mike Newton David Omps JoAnn Omps Anna Payne Betty Payne Cheryl Payne Gerald Potter Rodney Pritchard Debbie Riggleman David Risinger Vicki Rockwell Mike Ruppenthal Doug Ryan Cynthia Shockey Elaine Silver Mike Silver Teresa Snidemiller Randolph Somers Steve Steepleton Christine Steiner Leroy Steiner Sam Stewart Wayne Stinebaugh Alfred Stotler 6 4 Douglas Stotler Glen Stotler Greg Stotler James Stotler Margaret Stotler Keith Sullivan Jeff Swink Kenneth Swink Mark Swink Connie Perry Linda Twigg Gary Unger George Unger Marsha Unger Jed Waugh Tom Waugh Cynthia Weber Dinah Weigle Geraldine Willey Mike Wilson Ronnie Wilson Vicki Wilson Carl Wolfe Alston Yost JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Gary Ahalt Kevin Ambrose Karen Anderson Earle Andrews Marna Apple Bernice Ash Craig Barker Ronald Barker Janet Bechtol Judith Bennett Larry Bivens Barbara Boh re r Annette Brinkmann Darlene Brown James Brown Linda Brown Janet Cain Kathy Cain Ruth Cain William Carbaugh Mary Carlise Cynthia Clark Gail Clark Sherry Clark George Clem Elizabeth Close Debbie Collis Eugene Cox Sandra Dailey James Dea the rage Buddy Didawick Esther Divelbliss Shirley Dolly Keith Douglas Thomas DuVall Ray Evans Lynn Everett Paul Faith Albert Fanucchi Danny Farris Eddie Farris Leslie Farris Richard Fischer Dianne Fisher Roger Fisher Brenda Fleece George Fleece David Fowler Ricky Forney Gary Gaither Keith Gloyd Larry Gloyd David Harmison Robert Hartwick David Henry Lester Henry Melvin Henry Steve Henry Richard Hertges Leah Hill NO PICTURE AVAILABLE Wilma Hogbin Diane Householder Larry Householder Barbara Hovermale Margaret Hurley Arley Hutchinson Danny Johnson Karen Johnson Bernard Kave Barbara Kesecker Marsha Kesecker Debra Keiter Dixie Kidwell Douglas Kirkpatrick Susan Lang Diane LaVelle Ricky LaVelle Barbara Lintz Clarence Litten Larry Litten Debra Lutman Clay McBee Steve McBee Teresa McBee Kathy McCarty Danny McCumbee Lenu McCumbee Rocky McCumbee Charles McGarvey Sandra McIntyre 70 Charles Mcjilton Sharon Mann Bernard Maslauskas Donald Mason Linda Mason Larry Mesner Kay Mesner Diane Michael Linda Michael Linda Michael Andy Micky Dale Miller Joseph Miller Brenda Moore Joseph Nichols Wayne Omps Lindsay Orebaugh Dennis Payne Glenda Payne Vicky Payne Darla Perry Diane Perry Barbara Petry Ricky Pritchard Roy Rankin Vernon Rankin Darlene Remsburg Tommy Rhodes Charles Ridgeway Edward Ritchie 71 Barbara Roach Gary Robertson Sharon Rockwell Daniel Rogers Regal Ruppenthal Jeff Seibert Paul Shade Mary Shanholtz Kathy Sherrill Johanna Shingle ton Leon Shoemaker Clyde Shriver Terry Silver Ronnie Smith Donna Snidemiller Cathy Spring Arietta Steiner Steve Steiner James Stinebaugh Tom Stinebaugh Arlene Stotler Earl Stotler Irlene Stotler Larry Stotler Linda Stotler Randy Stotler Richard Stotler Timothy Stotler Debra Swaim Kenneth Swink 72 NO PICTURE AVAILABLE Debbie Taylor Steve Unger Dennis VanGosen Vicki Wachter Brenda Waugh Douglas Waugh Daniel Wheeler Samuel Whisner Kialeen Wills Timothy Wilson Alfreda Yost Larry Yost Ellen Ziler Susan Zimmerman Mary Linton 73 AUTOGRAPHS Paul Apple Linda Ashby Lisa Ashelman Rita Barker Gail Bechtol James Bohrer Lewis Braithwaite Roger Brown Sandra Brown Kathryn Bush Barbara Butler Marlyn Butts Donald Carlisle David Cain Ronald Cain Sharon Cain Walter Cain Stephen Carlyle Deanna Clark Robert Clark Teresa Clark Loretta Clingerman Ira Conner Sharon Conner Diane Crosen Janet Daily Charles Dawson Steve Delawder John Ditto Gail Downs Randolph Files Steven Fisher Cindy Fowler David Fowler Yvonne Fowler MaryLinn Fox Roger Fox Susan Fox Wayne Fox William Fox Franklin Gaither Joann Glass Roger Householder Beth Householder Brenda Hovermale Lucinda Hottel Gary Hoopengardner Mark Hofe Darlene Hobday Cheryl Henry Rhoda Hendershot James Hendershot Deborah Hartwick Linda Harmison Kenneth Harmon Mary Hurley Kenneth Hutchinson LuAnn Jamison Diane Kerns Donna Kerns Jill Kliess Melissa Kyne Randy Kyne James Lampson Susan Lang Kay Light Lola Litten Scott Litten Lewis Mason Nancy McBee Tony McBee Vera McBee Monica McCoy Ramsey McCumbee Randy McCumbee Rebecca Mcjilton Debra McManus Laura Merchant Gail Messner Karen Michael Lewis Michael Robert Michael Christine Mickey Dale Miller David Miller Karen Miller Roger Miller Virgil Miller David Moore Dennis Moss 77 Thomas Myers Daniel Newbraugh William Oliver Donna Payne Patricia Petry Cathy Pierce Robert Reynolds Thomas Riggleman Wayne Risinger Edward Ritchie Carol Rockwell Cathy Sanders Howard Seibert Harry Shanholt Pamela Sharon Louis Sommers Delira Soper Gregory Swaim Ray Swink Wayne Stotler Linda Thompson Randy Unger Thomas Unger Debbie VanGosen Scott Waugh Cindy Weber Deborah Wilson Sandra Willey Thomas Wilson Daniel Yost 78 Richard Yost James Yost Ronald Yost Barbara Young Nancy Youngblood Wayne Younker Jane Lee Kuykendall, Deborah McBee, Vicky Wilson, David Yost, Gary Lohman. LADIES AND KNIGHTS OF THE GOLDEN HORSE SHOE ONE ACT PLAYS THE HAPPY MAN 8th Grade ft DICK N PATCHES 7th Grade ORGANIZATIONS FIRST ROW: Kathy Spitzer, Kathy Hadley, Vicky Stotler, Karen Everett, Ward Dawson, Janice Faith, Cheryl Hofe, Joyce Bergen. SECOND ROW: William P. Randall, Lynn Scully, Doris Bergen, Brigetta Waugh, Diane Young, Judy Dodson, Ed- die Kesecker, Todd Capen, Eddie McBee, Peggy Avey, Lisa Capen, Jackie Lutman, Diane Pufferburger, Donna Clark, Sue Cochran, Vicky Newbraugh, Jane Eichelberger. THIRD ROW: Mike Webster, Carol Dawson, Joyce Conley, Ellen Moore, Steve Aulabaugh, Gail Goller, Kevin Koebley, Steve Dick, Doug Michael, David Widmeyer, Andy Swain, Cathy Randall, Barbara Barney, Kevan Andrews. FOURTH ROW: Jack Butts, Debbie Stotler, Charlie Willard, Bill Harmison, Brian Ganoe, Steve Allemong, Jimmy Pierce, Maurice Weigle, Steve Davison, Bobby Keiter, Marvin Weigle. FIFTH ROW: Roger Hovermale, Lin Dunham, Craig Lohman, Donald Randall, Rick McLaughlin, Kenny Butts, Eddie Goodman, Donald Goller, Ralph Burke, Paul Moore, Tom Johnson, Wayne Miller, Alan Scully. Not Pictured: Bill Jackson, Kenny Zeiler, Andra Orebaugh. SENIOR BAND William P. Randall, DIRECTOR Ward Daw- son, Drum Major SENIOR BAND OFFICERS: Karen Everett, Secretary-Treasurer; Steve Aulabaugh, President; Roger Hovermale, Manager; Kenny Butts, Manager; Jack Butts, Vice-President; Sue Cochran, Librarian; Kathy Spitzer, Librarian. SENIOR BAND MAJORETTES AND MAJOR Kathy Spitzer, Kathy Hadley, Vicki Stotler, Karen Everett, Janice Faith, Cheryl Ilofe, Joyce Bergen, Ward Dawson. The Senior Band under the direction of Mr. Randall had a successful season maintaining its excellent rating and providing music and entertainment for the Indian football games. The Spring Concert packed them in as usual. Next year, the Band hopes to make a recording of the Concert so that fans may have a momento of this fine musical organization. SPRING CONCERT BAND SWEETHEART KATHY SPITZER Kathy is crowned 1966 Band Sweetheart by Mr. Raymond Dispanet, Superinten- dent of Schools. MADRIGAL SINGERS Under the direction of Mrs. Shaw, The Madrigal Sing- ers put in long hard'hours - in particular those who competed in Morgantown for honors. Betty Jo Kesecker, RobbinHill, Ellen Moore, Margaret Miller, Bea Miller, Mary Jo Cain, Judy Dodson. MAJORETTES: Jane Kuykendall, Vicki Rockwell, Edwina Dunham, Lucinda Daw- son, Debbie Close, Cheryl Payne, Cindy Shockey, Diane Diehl, Barbara Petry, Lynn Everett, Betsy Close, Mary Glass. BAND OFFICERS: Debbie Close, Vice- President; Barbara Zimmerman,Secretary- Treasurer; Edwina Dunham, Librarian; John Avey, President; Vicki Rockwell, Librarian. JUNIOR HIGH BAND FIRST ROW: Cheryl Payne, Vicki Rockwell, Edwina Dunham , Lucinda Dawson, Debbie Close, Diane Diahl, Cindy Shock- ey, Jane Kuykendall, Mary Glass, Lynn Everett, Betty Close, Barbara Petry. SECOND ROW: Susan Lang, Ramsey Mc- Cumbee, Donna Kerns, Diane Kerns, Paul Apple, Wayne Stotler, Louis Braithwaite. Eddie Ritchie, Teresa McBee, Loretta Clingerman, Lisa Ashelman, Patty Petry, Lou Jameson, Sandra McIntyre, Keith Douglas, Craig Barker, Vicki Payne, Gary Robertson, Tommy Riggleman. Mark Hofe. THIRD ROW: William P. Randall. Jimmy Bergen, Charlie McGarvey, Tim Wilson, Cathy Spring, Wilma Hogbin, Karen Andrews, Karen Johnson, Susan Zimmerman. Lindsay Orebaugh, Ellen Zil- er, Susan Fox, Cathy Pierce, Nancy Youngblood, Marilyn Butts, Lucinda Hottel, Debbie Keiter, Donna Payne, Diane Crosen. FOURTH ROW: Darlene Fox, Marsha Unger, Larry Bivens, Earl Andrews, Jimmy Deatherage, Debbie Riggleman, Darlene Hobday, Barbara Young, Bernard Kave, Steve Unger, Andy McIntyre, John Avey, Arlie Hutchison, Roger Fox, Danny Yost, Tommy Unger, Rocky McCumbee. FIFTH ROW: Barbara Zimmerman, Darlene Remsburg, Sandra Brown, Deborah McBee, Timmy Close, Linda Brown, David Lang, Tommy Close, David Yost, Keith Butler, Herbert Dailey, Steve Grove, Jed Waugh, Joe DuVall, Douglas Kirkpatrick, Louis Mason. SEATED: Brigette Waugh, Kathy Spitzer, Cindy Miller, Bea Miller, Betty Jo Kesecker, Jimmy Pierce, Steve Allemong. STANDING: Brenda Yost, Dave Clark, Donald Randall, Mike Wilson, Larry Gloyd. STUDENT COUNCIL The STUDENT COUNCIL as the governing body of the school, has the responsibility of formulating policy and establishing rules for the student body. Under the leadership of Betty Jo Kesecker, Jimmy Pierce, and Steve Allemong and with the capable advice of Air. Paul Apple, the Council has had an outstanding year. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Sec. - Treas, President. . Vice-Pres. . Advisor . . Betty Jo Kesecker . . Jimmy Pierce . Steve Allemong . . . Mr. Apple FHA OFFICERS: Brenda Yost, Secretary; Kathy Cain, V. P. of Projects; Bea Miller, President; Nancy Lutman, V. P. of Public Relations; Mary Barnhart, Reporter; Jacky McGarvey, Treasurer; Margaret Miller, Historian. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA FIRST ROW: Brenda Yost. Cathy Beddow, Kathy Cain, Bea Miller, Nancy Lutman, Mary Barnhart, Jacky McGarvey, Mar- garet Miller. SECOND ROW: Ann Luttrell. Linda Blake, Anna Riggleman, Susan Wilson, Vickie Newbraugh, Patty Bed- dow, Brenda Nelson. Robbin Hill, Judy Dodson, Nancy Barnhart, Cindy Prevost, Barbara Wilson, Beverly Fletcher, Sandy Moss, Linda Harmon, Monica McCoy. THIRD ROW: Frances Glass, Linda Yost, Debbie Ruppenthal. Cathy Barker, Mary Jo Cain, Ftayllis Nelson, Lisa Capen, Jean Hunter. Andrea Orebaugh, Barbara Farris, Betty Jo Kesecker, GailGoller, Shir- ley Michael, Virginia Cain, Rose Hoover, Miss Kenny. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Hodges, advisor, Patsy Kesecker, Eileene Youngblood, Helen Cain, Kathy Fox, Ellen Moore, Cheryl Hofe, Brenda Unger, Doris Fox, Debbie Shaw, Bonnie Faith. Bonnie Young, Peggy Hendershot, Sherry Bivens. FIFTH ROW: Darlene Unger, Carol Unger, Paulette Stull, Sylvia Mi- chael. Judy Dawson, Liz Hertges, Diana Young, Joyce Conley, Donna Young, Sally Ganoe, Karen Yost, Cheryl Crosen, Belinda Clark, Barbara Fanucchi. Mark Swink - Sentinal, Glenn Stotler - Reporter, Alan Scully - Treasurer, Dale Stotler - President, Gene Miller - Secretary, Jimmy Heironimus, Roscoe Johnston. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA FFA SWEETHEART It is traditional each year for the FFA to choose a Sweet- heart. The honor this year went to Beatrice Miller who reigns as Queen for 1966-1967 The Quiv-ver PRICE 15c . ccKiirtD nioi ; TAKE THE QUIV-VER WEDNESDAY, DEC. 21, 1966 DOUC! Dig't Late Stm Amer ctivi ar and ettes s cigaret to rece ilf of OLIDAY P RESENTED surve icle in the Dii---- ides t y of tl of QUIV-VER STAFF “Christmas tory” was immunity he program arts: the S he direction ill, the nior high, ade school of t! SEATED: Roger Hovermale, Jack Butts, Judy Poffenburger, Debbie Stotler, Bonnie Young, Janice Faith, Kathy r€Ction of Hadley, Paulette Stull, Trudy Gallic. STANDING: Eddie Braithwaite, Craig Lohman, Paul Wilson, Bonnie Stot-1(j Mrs. En ler, Paul Moore, Bill Shufflebarger, Tommy Johnson, Marty Trickett, Kenny McCoy, Lucinda Prevost, Barbara tectively, an Barney, LizHerteges, Mr. Apple. s ar ught devel iscular diseases band. They were replaced at a whisner, Charles Willard, Kar- nts in smokers.) cost $1,200.00. The money conducted for was raised from Band Booster Foster D. Snell, i proceeds and band projects, chemists and The music department still ope- Federal Trade rates without charging fees for roved methods, concerts, parades, etc. opinion survey, inducted among ion-smokers of e than 54 per- CHRISTMAS ASSEMBLIES TO BE PRESENTED The Berkeley Springs High se responding gch00i Christmas assemblies will be presented on December 20 for the Junior High School and on December 21 for the that cigarette gonjor High School. Both assem- ld list tar and hlies will be excerpts of the ore than 92 per- Berkeley Springs Schools’ Fine that special ef- Department Concert which was presented on Sunday evening, December 11. cigarette adver- isclose tar and . More than 63 made to discour- ple from smok- article, by Lois nd James Mone- tizes the tobacco deeply ingrain- n reporting the r and nicotine lies that the in- the public only nation and wilh- SENIOR CLASS PLAY TRYOUTS November 30, eleven seniors tried out for the class play, “Ladies in Retirement,” sched- uled to be presented March 10. Seven girls and four boys vied for the six female roles and one male role. ther times. He. it notes that The selected case .s: Lucy en Yost. 10th grade—A—Kevan An- drews, Joyce Conley, Mary Ke- secker, Andra Orebaugh. B— Doris Bergen, Sherry Bivens, Donna Rae Clark, Connie Mc- Coy, Judy Miller, Vickie New- braugh, Bruce Rowland, Cathy Starliper, Andrew Swaim, Brenda Yost. 9th grade—A—Debby Close, Dianne Diehl, Jane Lee Kuy- kendall, Deborah McBee, Anna Silver, Vicky Wilson. B— Larry Hipp, James Helsley, Anna Payne, Cheryl Payne, Donna Young, Barbara Zimmer- man. 8th grade—A—James Death- erage, Barbara Lintz, Lindsay Orebaugh, Darla Perry, Vickie Wachter. B—Annette Brink- mann, Deborah Collis, Lynn Everett, Paul Faith, Dianne Fisher, Leah Hill, Clarence Lit- ten, Theresa McBee, Larry Mes- sner, Joe Miller, Andrew Mick- ey, Wayne Omps, Daniel Rog- ers, Gary Robertson, Cathy Spring, Jeffrey Seibert, Stotler, Brenda Waugh. 7th grade—A—Lisa are not elaborate, out neitner was the birth of Christ; and yet, lenn Wells The Senior numbers, opc in the eyes of the viewer, it’s christmas one of the beautiful, cherished traditions of Christmas that we with a humo of “Twas tl hope will remain a tradition for Christmas students of the future. Maybe the decorations and the orna- ments on the tree will become Dawson and band’s fina “Christmas S more elaborate as the years go famjijai yu this part of Arlene Ashel- on, but the purpose and the significance could never be any combined gi ; greater than it was the first sang tWQ n r year this tradition was started band number by the former students of The century old tradition of bringing evergreens inside is symbolic of new life, as Christ was new life. The ornaments and decorations are symbolic of the gifts that the wise men brought the Christ child. Attrac- ting the attention of all the students and faculty and shin- ing brightly above all of this, is the star representing the star of Bethlehem, which attracted the attention of the shepherds. The spirit of the Christmas tree is even carried out by the government of the United Slates when they light the tion by the Farrell, and c selections b; chorus and ers. One “Carol of th hand-bell ri brought fro another selec of costumed in portraying Twelve Days The progra three selectio gals, and a high boys sa; herd And Fo FIRST ROW: Ward Dawson - Treasurer, Roger Hovermale - Secretary. SECOND ROW: Trudy Gallic - V. P. , Kathy Spitzer - President. THIRD ROW: Larry Bivens, Barbara Barney, Carol Dawson, Joyce Conley, Cindy Miller, Sue Coch- ran, Jani Faith, Karen Everett. FOURTH ROW: Bonnie Faith, Vicky Wilson, Arlene Stotler, Jack Butts, Lucinda Prevost, Lisa Capen, Jacky McGarvey, Betty Jo Kesecker. FIFTH ROW: Mr. Wells, advisor; Alan Scully, David Stotler, David Widmyer, Bill Harmison, Sammy Payne, Dwayne Mann. THESPIAN TROUPE 2613 FUTURE TEACHERS SEATED: Mr. George - advisor, Steve Barney, Sythia Harvey, Cindy Miller, Sue Cochran, Kathy Spitzer, Kenny McCoy. STANDING: Vicki Stotler, Kathy Cain, Jean Hunter, Karen Everett, Judy Puffenburger, Bill Shufflebarger, Jack Butts, Tommy Johnson, Charlie Willard, Nancy Hale, Jani Faith, Trudy Gallic. FIRST ROW: Lisa Capen - Treasurer, Judy Fox - V. P. , Darlene Unger - Parliamentarian, Andra Orebaugh - Secre- tary, Brigette Waugh - President. SECOND ROW: Shirley Shambaugh, Jacky McGarvey, Margaret Miller, Charlotte Shambaugh, Bonnie Faith, Donna Clark, Jackie Lutman. Edwina Dunham. THIRD ROW: Linda Peck, Debbie Stot- ler, Kevan Andrews, Vicki Rockwell, Patty Beddow, Brenda Yost, Joyce Conley, Vickie Newbraugh, Liz Hertges. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Newbraugh and Mrs, Hunter, advisors. PEP C AUDIO VISUAL AIDS SEATED: Kenny McCoy, Douglas Michael, Glen Robertson STANDING: Mr. Mansperger, Charles Morris. Jack Butts, Taylor Yost, Dwayne Mann, John Hel- sley, Donnie Bishop. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS SEATED: Brenda Walls, Helen Merchant, CherylCrosen, Phyllis Nelson, Susan Wilson, Jen- nifer Ruppenthal, Ann Luttrell. STANDING: Judy Dawson, Gloria Golden, Carol Mason, Virginia Cain, Frances Culp,.Mike Miller, Mr. Coberly, librarian. OFFICE LIBRARY AND GUIDANCE ASSISTANTS GUIDANCE ASSISTANTS SEATED: Linda Sue Cain, Mr. George, Mr. Messenger, counselors, Janet Swink. STANDING: Mary Jo Cain, Bea Miller, Pam Sullivan, Jane Eichelberger. OFFICE ASSISTANTS SEATED: Jacky McGarvey, Bonnie Young, Cindy Mil- ler, Nancy Hale. STAND- ING: Diana Young, Karen Steiner, Robbin Hill, Hel- en Merchant, Linda Peck, Cathy Beddow. SPORTS FIRST ROW: Wayne Spielman, Joe Petry, Dane Hoffman, Roger McCumbee, Larry Weber, William Harroison, Keith Sullivan. SECOND ROW: Sammy Payne, Henry Swink, James Mitchell, Gary Spielman, Paul Wilson, Dave Clark, Tom Johnson, Robert Unger. THIRD ROW: Alan Scully, Bruce Rowland, Dale Stotler, David Hoopengardner, Ricky McLaugh- lin, Lynn Compton, Ronald Goodman, Roger Michael, Gerald Deshong, Danny Clark. FOURTH ROW: Gary Mason, Thurmon Whisner, Coach Clyde Wilson, Lin Dunham, Chris Johnson, Craig Lohman, Steve Dick, Ass't. Coach Ronald Clatterbuck. BI-STATE CHAMPIONS 66 Berkeley Springs captured the Bi-State title with the defeat of Hedgesville and finished with an 8-2 record for the season, losing only to James Buchanan and Bi- shop Walsh of Cumberland. Thanks to a great quarterback Dave Clark and a deter- mined team effort under Coach Wilson, the Indians posted the best football record in school history. Tom Johnson takes a pass from Dave Clark for a score Dave Clark boots the ball through the middle for the ex against Moore field. tra point. Co-Captains James Mitchell and Dave Clark accept the Bi-State Trophy along with Coach Clyde Wilson and Ass't. Coach Ronald Clatterbuck. TEAM HONORS The Mothers Club baked the un- usual cake at the right to honor the team for their victorious season. I.C • '• THE 1966 JR. HIGH INDIANS Coach Lee Seibert, Ronald Goodman, Bob Payne, Steve Allemong, Eddie Braithwaite, Dennis Robertson, Chris Johnson Mike Webster, Jim Hurley, Rick McLaughlin, Jimmy Pierce, Charlie Willard, Ass't. Coach Ken Newbraugh. INDIANS DO IT AGAIN BI-STATE BASKETBALL CHAMPS 1966-1967 The Starting Five plot strategy with Coach Seibert prior to a game. Left to Right: Mike Webster, Chris Johnson, Den- nis Robertson, Eddie Braithwaite. Charlie Willard. Coach Sei- bert. The Berkeley Springs Basket- ball team wrapped up its second con- secutive Bi-State Basketball title this year with an 18-2 record for the sea- son, the best in the history of Berke- ley Springs Basketball competition. Unfortunately, in the Regional Tour- nament at Petersburg, the Indians were not able to hold an early lead and dropped their game to Peters- burg. Coach Seibert and his team ended a great season with a title in their pocket. JUNIOR VARSITV Coach Lee Seibert, Gerry Potter, Bob Payne, Jay Waugh, Tom Hurley, Jim Hurley, Charles Morris, Steve Yost, Ronald Goodman, George Burke, Sam Payne, Coach Ken Newbraugh. JUNIOR HIGH KNEELING: Dickie Yost, Jock Seibert, Jeff Seibert, Randy Miller, Joe Miller, Keith Sullivan, Danny Yost. STANDING: Coach Ken Newbraugh, Mike Wilson, Larry Munson, Tim Close, Kenny Butts, Tom Close, Steve Grove, Eddie Farris. FIRST ROW: Bob Payne, Eddie Braithwaite, Dave Clark, Terry Foutz, Jerry Foutz, Donnie Wilson, Steve Aulabaugh, Den- nis Robertson. SECOND ROW: Coach Ronald Clatterbuck, Maurice Weigle, Henry Swink, Ralph Burke, Larry Hansroth, Ass't. Coach Clyde Wilson. THIRD ROW: Jimmy Risinger, Thurmond Whisner, Sam Payne, Herbert Daily, Roger Whis- ner, Tommy Risinger, George Burke. AND AGAIN! INDIANS WIN IN BASEBALL GAIN TRIPLE CROWN Dave Clark in action. .t 0 Jerry Foutz performs in the outfield. Fleet-footed senior center fielder Donnie Wilson hits a 2-1 pitch for a sharp double to left center, scoring two runs as the Indians defeated Hancock 8-2. In winning the Bi-State Title, the Indians had the task of winning both the northern divisions of the Bi-State League. Unlike other sports, there are two divisions in the league. After wait- ing and wondering because of the weath- er, the team wrapped up the title by defeating the southern division champi- ons Hedgesville by an 8-6 score making Berkeley Springs a triple champion in Baseball, Basketball, and Football. In addition to their other laurels, the 1967 team also had the satisfaction of beating Martinsburg for the first time in school history. VICTORY Eddie Braithwaite is carried from the field after the 8-6 decision over Hedgesville that won the title. BACK ROW: Ass't Coach Jack Weihl, Steve Compton, David Hoopengardner, Steve Glascock, Wayne Spielman, Glen Robertson, James Risinger, Thurman Whisner, Roger Cain, Dave Clark, Ralph Burke, Gary Spielm an, Coach Paul Hodges. FRONT ROW: Alston Yost, Ricky Kesecker, Sterling McBee, John Rowland, Albert Kliess. Although the Wrestling team won no hon- ors, Berkeley Springs High School was honored to have two individual State Champions in their respective weight classes. Dave Clark was the Dave Clark, David Hoopengardner, and 165 lb. champion, and Steve Glascock was the Steve Glascock exercise their muscles. 120 lb. champion. Steve Glascock State Champion 120 lb. Class 1967 and Valley In- terscholastic Wrestling Assoc. Champion 1966. Dave Clark State Champion 165 lb. Class 1967 and Valley Interscholastic Wrestling Champion 1966. HOMECOMING QUEEN MISS JUDY DAWSON 101 JR. HIGH CHEERLEADERS Robin Bohrer, Barbara Butler, Debbie Collis Capt., Debbie Lutman VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Doris Bergen, Cindy Miller Capt., Jean Hunter, Vicki Newbraugh ADVERTISEMENTS Compl iments PENNSYLVANIA GLASS SAND CORPORATION 104 Berkeley Springs, W. Va. Liberty Intelligence Our Nation's Safety Berkely Springs Pharmacy for Al1 Your Drug Needs 112 South Washington Street Largent’s Truck and Implement Center Dependable Service At Low Cost-Make Our Store Your Headquarters-Homel ite Power Saws-Farmal1 Tractors-Inter National Motor Trucks Berkeley Springs, West V i rg i nia CONGRATULATIONS LONDONTOWN MANUFACTURING CO. Hancock, Maryland Makers of LONDON FOG RAINCOATS POTOMAC FARMS DAIRY 513 Biser Street Quality Dairy Products BOWMAN’S Your one stop shopping center for Clothing, Dry Goods, Shoes and Complete Ben Franklin Variety COMPLIMENTS of DAWSON’S HARDWARE Berkeley Springs West Virginia Phone 258-2111 G.E.-R.C.A. Blue-Flame Gas Service Zenith-Maytag 107 SPRING FURNITURE APPLIANCE Berkeley Springs West Virginia THE MORGAN MESSENGER Large Circulation Makes It the Best Local Advertising Medium Letterpress Berkeley Springs, West Virginia Best Wishes COMPTON'S TRUCK SERVICE I NC. Phone 258-1777 Mack Truck Parts 2A-Hour Sales and Service Compl iments of T.H. COMPTON, INC. Phone 258-1A70 Transportation is Our Service Insure Today-Be Sure Tomorrow' KESECKER-FOX INSURANCE REAL ESTATE On the Square Phone 258-262A BATH CANDY COMPANY, INC, Berkeley Springs, W. Va, 108 Jeep Datsun Pontiac Wholesale-Ti res-Retai1 M Sr S MOTORS INC. EDDIE'S TIRE SERVICE New and Used Cars Phone 258-25 0 Open 8 til 6 Berkeley Springs, W. Va. Closed Holidays and Sundays Compl iments of NEWBRAUGH'S SUPPLY HANCOCK PHARMACY For Better Qua 1i ty Feeds Feed--Coal--Farm Supplies 312 Independence St. DAWSON'S GROCERY Berkeley Springs, W. Va. YOST BUILDING AND SUPPLY COMPANY Compliments of Kurfees Paints TASTEE FREEZE Illumination 301 Berkeley Springs McConne11sburg Phone 258-1078 Mr. and Mrs. Walter Peck Berkeley Springs 109 BATH GROCERY Phone 258-1299 108 N. Washington Street Best Wishes From BATH BEAUTY SHOP Compl iments of RIDGE SUNOCO Berkeley Springs West Virginia 2541 1 Phone 258-18A5 A. Foster L i neweave r DICK'S CITIES SERVICE Best Wi shes From Compliments of On U.S. Route 522 BERKELEY SPRINGS CENTRAL Berkeley Springs MOTEL West Virginia Phone 258-2753 Mr. and Mrs. G.D. Rice Best Wishes From ESSO SERVICE Fred H. Ambrose Compliments of BREEDEN'S PHILLIPS 66 Berkeley Springs West Virginia Congratulations to the Senior Class of 1967 UNGER'S SHOPPING CENTER LITTLE MISS CANNING CO. Berkeley Springs West Virginia SWAIM'S JEWELRY D i amonds--Watches Musical Instruments Berkeley Springs West Virginia 110 Comp] iments of GOLDEN'S GROCERY Berke1ey Spr ings MASONS' FLORIST F1owers for all Occas ions Spec i a 1i ze in Funerals and Weddings and Corsages Phone 258-2208 TIMBER RIDGE MOTEL 11 Miles South on U.S. 522 Berkeley Springs West Virginia ALLEMONG' S 1 f You Can 1 t Stop 1n RESTAURANT HENRY'S TEXACO SERVICE Slow Up and Smile Good Food is Our Camp Area,Souvenirs, Spec i a 1ty and Gift Shop STAR Phone 258-189 11 Miles South on Barber Shop Berkeley Springs U.S. 522 MOM'S CANDY G.B. HOVERMALE Better See Motorola T.V. KITCHEN General Merchandise At Real Homemade Candy Phone 258-16A7 JOE'S RADIO SHOP Phone 258-1A75 Omps 2-5 33 W. Va. Phone 258-1277 Berkeley Springs Come and eat at Compliments of the new Congratu1 at ions to the WARM SPRINGS Class of 1967 DAWSON'S VARIETY RESTAURANT MICHAEL'S PAINT STORE 800 South STORE Locat i on for a 1 1 Washington St. Berkeley Springs school supplies Berkeley Springs 111