Charleston High School - Charlestonian Yearbook (Charleston, WV)

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George Faber and Patti Ganim remin- isce their childhood days. Cast displays talent in spring production Many long hours were spent this spring in producing the Drama Club's spring play, Cheaper by the Dozen. Dir- ecting the play was Sandi' Myers; she was assisted by Debra Copen and Susan Van Camp. This comedy about a 1920's family with twelve Children was performed twice by the cast. Even though it took up much after school time, the cast viewed the play as a rewarding experience. Frank Ahrens runs his family house- hold in an orderly fashion. Sandra Morton and Dean Poling hold hands lovingly. Frank Ahrens and Amy Lynch inspect their fingernails. . - Front row - Chuck Stalnaker, Christy Van Camp. Row 2 -.Sandra Morton, Tim Truman, Patti Ganim, Sally Kanner, Loukia Zikkos, Misty Floyd, Rusty Tim Truman and Loukia Zikkos happily Marks. Row 3 - Debra Co en, Sandi Myers, Dean Poling, George Faber, S.usan pet their dog Christy VanCamp. Clingenpeel, Jeanie Smit , Amy Lynch, Frank Ahrens. Row 4 - Craig Miller, Bobby McCarty. 2-Spring Play

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IHIGH WAY' for t81 completed by staff Spring Supplement: Front - Gena Frederick, Dean Poling, co-editor - Susan Clingenpeel, Sharee Wortman, Tony Osborn. Row 2 -Tom Price, Literary Magazine: Front - Anne Brown, Linda Fittro, Diana Carey, Sheila Lytle, Beth Eckstein. Row 2 - Play Band Trip VolleybalVGolf Olympics Track $4 , l After the final pages of the Charlestonian were sent in, work for the staff did not come to a halt. The members divided into two groups for work on the Literary Magazine and the Spring Supplement. The Spring Supplement covered various activities which occurred after the yearbook had been completed. Since there were such a large number of events in the spring, priorities had to be assigned in order to decide which activities would receive coverage. Photos of these were com- piled into a supplement which was distributed in the fall. This La'la Khau'y' C0 ed'tor 'M'Cheue publication allowed inclusion of Young, Frank Ahrens, Kay Lillibridge, Sherrilyn Thomas. almost all spring events and activities which took place at the High. The Portfolio was a liter- ary magazine which displayed the talents and abilities of students. Poems, short stories and artwork were submitted in April. They were then evaluated by yearbook staff members who chose the ones to be printed. Consideration of these selections was difficult due to the many imaginative ideas from the students; however, after many days, the select few were chosen to be published. Michele Noe, editor - Cheryl Butler, As the llHigh Way ended Jackie Davis, Mary Kuhns. memorable moments were cap- tured in these publications. TABLE OF CONTENTS Track Baseball Baseball Tennis Tennis 7 8 9 10 11 Prom Prom Graduation Graduation Honor SocietyTAds for the 1981 school year, many c Table of Contents-1 e

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Enjoying lunch with a clown for Band members stop to worship at company at Circus World is Jenni Drive-ln Christian Church in Daytona. Vicki Emswiler, Sharee Wortman, and George Faber get new wave in Daytona. lohn Guthrie, George Faber, Eric Abdalla, Sandy Morton, Bobbi Accord, and Amy lynch rest at Circus World. Band travels to the International Festival Over spring break, the band went to Florida to participate in an international music festival where they received a bronze medal. During the week the band performed in a parade at Circus World, toured Kennedy Space Center, visited Disney World, and spent many enjoyable hours on the beach, sunbathing and Stephanie Robson and Shelly Hardy Many people, such as John Huffman swimming. Others rented mo- WUSE to study an exhibit at Circus rented motor bikes at Daytona Beach. torcycles and boats or . ' Band Trip-3