Fairmont High School - Maple Leaves Yearbook (Fairmont, WV)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1963 volume:

7 MAPLE LEAVES Centennial Edition 1863 1963 1963 PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENTS OF FAIRMONT SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL LOOP PARK FAIRMONT, WEST VIRGINIA The one-room school house will soon be o thing of the post in West Virginio FOREWORD In the past 100 years much has been achieved in our state, com- munity and school. West Virginia has grown from a small back- woods area to a beautiful indus- trial state. Our community has developed from a muddy road set- tlement to a large city, housing a state college, several commercial plants and other numerous enter- prises. Fairmont Senior High has grown from what was once a brick building on Quincy Street with a graduating class of four to one of the finest schools in the state con- sisting of an 11-acre campus on which nearly 900 students trod every day. Indeed much progress has been made. In recognition of our state's birthday, the 1963 Maple Leaves Staff would like to present this “Centennial Edition. The some school house os pictured above was erected lost summer on the campus of Fairmont State College to serve as a museum ond stote landmark. It was dedicoted in October and is the local headquarters for the centennial office. TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction Administration Student Body Activities Classes Activities Sports Advertisements Senior Index Fairmont Senior High School . . . 1963 ancf now . . . of Scfiofas ic expansion Students of Fairmont Senior High school are proud of their campus, their school and the curriculum. The school has many modern facilities including a new language and electronics laboratory and the Home Economics depart- ment is being completely remodeled this year. The curriculum offers three courses of study: Commercial, Classical and College Preparatory. Athletics are promoted through football, basketball, wrestling and track teams, while a wide selection of activities and clubs are also sponsored throughout the year. The enrollment at FHS is steadily increasing, with nearly 900 this year! The sophomore class alone numbers well over 350 and is one of the largest in our school's history. Fairmont Senior High has mony faces. 7 8 Pictured above is our Board of Education. From left to right ore: Mr. Hershel Rose, Mr. Paul Davis, Mr. Allison Frum. Dr. George T. Evans ond Mr. J. J. Straight, Superintendent of Schools. MARION COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION I8G-3 9G3 12 OUR PRINCIPAL One of the mony jobs of our principal is confering with parents. Above he is pictured with Mr. and Mrs. John Beloto. E. W. MALCOLM To the students of Fairmont Sen- ior High School Mr. Malcolm is prin- cipal, friend and advisor. Mr. Mal- colm is very active in both school and community life. He holds mem- bership in the Kiwanis Club, the Masonic Lodge and the Kellogg Foundation Study. He has attended West Virginia Wesleyan College and has a Master's Degree from West Virginia University. His con- stant cooperation with students and faculty has won him the admiration of everyone associated with our school. 13 ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL WILLIAM KERR One of the many duties performed by Mr. Kerr, our assistant principal, is to check the daily attendance of our students. He is best known to us for his excellent job as head foot- ball coach for the Polar Bears. A graduate of Fairmont State College, he also holds a M. A. Degree from West Virginia University. Aside from being assistant principal, Mr. Kerr also teaches a Biology class. He is pictured at right in his classroom. Mr. Kerr's duties ore many as assistant prin- cipal. Here he gives admit to Jim Runyon, a senior. SCHOOL SECRETARY In the twelve years that she has been here, Mrs. Eddy has become an indispensable part of our staff. She is very efficient in performing her office duties. BETTY R. EDDY Every student in school gets o chance to confer with guidance counselor at least once a year . . . seniors usually more often. DELORES JEAN GASKIN Guidance Counselor HR. 108—Sophomores A.B. Fairmont State College, West Virginia University— Counselor Certificate Hobbies: Sewing, house decorating. As our new guidance counselor, Mrs. Gaskin works in many capacities. She helps students with their schedules, advises them on college requirements, gives tests, and is both a friend and helpful advisor. During the year each student is given an opportun- ity to confer with her on matters regarding his future plans. The guidance office brings to the students of Fairmont Senior High School many new opportunities which we have not had in several years. Mrs. Goskin GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT 15 FACULTY FRANKIE BABCOCK Algebra 2 Co-sponsor: Junior Class . . H.R. 205 A.B. University of Colorado, M.A West Va. Uni- versity . . . Hobbies: Sewing and reading. MARIAN BELTON French I and III Sponsor: French I Club H.R. 202—Juniors A.B Skidmore College M.A. W. Va. Univer- sity Hobbies: Gardening, sew- ing, reading. BARBARA BENNETT Biology H.R. 107 — Sophomores A.B. Fairmont State College Hob- bies: Collecting insects. F. H. S. Faculty Numbers Thirty Three Barrockville students enjoy classes of Fairmont Senior High 16 DARWIN 0. BR00K0VER Chemistry Physics ALMA K. BROWN English II, American History EVA MAE BROWN English IV VANCE COX Electronics I, Electronics II Sponsor: Student Council . . . HR. 110—Juniors, B.S. A.B. Fairmont State College, M.A. West Va. University . . . Hobbies: Photography and boating. H.R. 101 — Juniors, A.B. Foirmont State College . . Hobbies: Reading, cooking music. H.R. 204—Sophomores, A.B. West Va. Wesleyan College . . . Hobbies: Music, flowers, gardening. Salem College . . . Hobbies Bowling, hunting and elec- trical devices. They plan our future . . . Smile now, you're on Candid Camera! This adding sure cramps my fingers . . . Music is to soothe the soul ond calm the angry beast . . . MARY VIRGINIA DOWDEN French II, IV Sponsor: French Honorory . H.R. 210—Sophomores, A.B. Fairmont State College, M.A. West Va. University . . . Hobbies: Reading, music, photography, golf, swimming. NANCY JANE FREKER English II III H.R. 104 — Seniors, A.B. Fairmont State College, M.A. West Va. University . . . Hob- bies: Oil painting. VAUGHN GASKIN, JR. Mechanical Drawing Woodworking B.S. Fairmont State College, B.S. M.A. West Va. Uni- versity . . Hobbies: Hunt- ing fishing. HELEN GOODWIN Physical Education Sponsor: Cheerleaders, Major- ettes . . . Co-sponsor: Junior Class . . . H.R. Gym, B.S. West Va. Wesleyan . . . Hob- bies: Dancing, canoeing, swimming. LUCILE JENKINS MILDRED L. HALE Home Economics H.R. 12—Sophomores, A.B. Fairmont State College, M.A. West Va. University . . . Hobbies: Sewing and cook- ing. English III, Speech Sponsor: Stage Crew, Thes- pians, Masque . Gavel . . . H.R. 100 — Juniors, A.B. West Va. University, M.A. Northwestern U. . . . Hob- bies: Travel, sewing, growing roses. BETTY LOU KNAPP Choral Music Sponsor: Choraliers, Keyettes . . . H.R. 106—Seniors, A.B. Fairmont State College, M.A. West Va. University . . . Hobbies: Sports, music, bridge. MARGARET McLANE Art Sponsor: Art Club . . . H.R. 1 1—Seniors, A.B. Fairmont State College . . . Hobbies: Flower gardening, ceramics. There ore some who know the onswers and some who don't. They show us the way . . . JOYCE McVICKER Business English, Advanced Composition, English II H.R. 10—Sophomores, B.A. Fairmont State College . Hobbies: Music. IRENE S. MARTIN Librarian Sponsor: Maple Leoves . . . H.R. Library—Seniors, B.A. Fairmont State College . . . Hobbies: Boating, water ski- ing, reading. NATHANIEL MAYS Bookkeeping, Commercial Law Economics, Business Math H.R. 207 — Seniors, B.S. West Va. State College, M.A. West Va. University . . Hob- bies: None. BERTHA METZ Plone Geometry, Trigonome- try, Advonced Senior Mathe- matics. Sponsor: Bible Club . . . H.R. 209—Senior Chairman, A.B. Fairmont State College, M.A. Iowa State U. . Hobbies: Reading, travel, coin collect- ing. FRANCES MILLER Latin I II Sponsor: Latin Club . . . H.R. 103—Juniors, A.B. West Va. University Hobbies: Bridge, reading, traveling. JOSEPH MUTO Algebra I Sponsor: Key Club . . . H.R. 203—Sophomores, A.B. Fair- mont State College . . . Hob- bies: Sports. FACULTY THOMAS NEWBROUGH EDWARD PENCE MILDRED PICKERILL Physical Education Assistant Coach, football, basketball and track . . . Co- sponsor: Varsity Club . . . A.B. Fairmont State College. World History American History H.R. 201—Juniors, A.B. Fair- mont State College, M.A. West Vo. University . . . Hob- bies: Sports, reading, T.V. swimming. Notehand, shorthand, office practice, Record keeper for Cafeteria A.B. Indiana University . . . Hobbies: Traveling, reading. FRANCES POWELL English II III WILLIAM REPPERT, JR. History, Moth MARV JANE SMITH Typing I II MARGUERITE STEWART Biology H.R. 102—Sophomores, A.B. West Vo. University . . . Hobbies: Music. FACULTY Coach—Basketball, baseball, assistant coach in football. Sponsor: Varsity Club H R. 105—Sophomores . . . A.B. Salem College, M.A. West Va. University . . . Hobbies: Sports. H.R. til—Seniors, B.S. M.A. West Va. University . . . Hobbies: Fishing, sewing, reorlng. Sponsor: Projectionist Club, A.B. Fairmont State College, M.A. West Va. University . . . Hobbies: Photography. HAROLD STRAIGHT American History Sponsor: National Honor So- ciety . . . H.R. 206—Juniors, A.B. Fairmont State College, M.A. West Vo. University. RYLAND WHITE Printing Algebra I Sponsor: Hi-Life, Math Club . . . A.B. Fairmont Stote Col- lege, M.A. West Va. Univer- sity . . . Hobbies: Photo- graphy. RONALD WOOD Instrumental Music A.B. Fairmont State College, M.A. West Va. University. Now why didn't I study last night instead of watching Ben Casey????? I still say that hunt and peck is much easier Student Helpers are aid to school OFFICE HELPERS help Mrs. Ecdy, the school secretary, with a number of daily chores which include collecting absence slips, answering the telephone, typing, filing, ond turning errands. Pictured from left to right: are Judy Duncan, Tamara Sakert, Beverly Cristy, Sharon Slate and Mary Lou Feltz. LIBRARY WORKERS are on duty one hour o day each day with many duties. They help students check out books, they work checking out desk, repair books, do bulletin boards, type overdue slips and many other duties. Pictured above are Bonnie Taylor, Sharon Chris- terburg, Judy DeFelippo, Michele Cousins, Diano Mus- grave, Karen Dallison, Becky Langford, Janet Monell, Joan Stevens, Linda Goff, Page Neely, Mary Beafore, Jimmy Commander, Judy Lane, Inda Carr and Roland Fulker. Unphotographed is Karen Boyce. 22 so are these people CAFETERIA HEAD Mrs. Josephine Skarzinski is the new cook at F.H.S. this year and her noon doy meals have been enjoyed by hundreds of students. She is pictured ot right in the school kitchen cooking up something special for her many hungry charges. MAINTENANCE Sweeping the classrooms, keeping the halls clean, and polishing windows are some of the jobs that keep these ladies busy throughout the year. They are Josephine Arnett, Esther Bucy, and Virginia Skormisley. U n ph otographed are Jewelle Fansler, and Madge Hall. Junior Ford, janitor, was also unphotographed. BUS DRIVERS In all kinds of weather these men are on the job transporting our stu- dents to and from school. They ore: Kneeling: Bill Hebrock, Anthony Mof- fo, Richard O'Connor. Standing: Paul Seccuro, Ivan Wilson, Martin Allen and James Fluharty. 23 Student Body Activities Student Council is OF the students . . . The Student Council consists of one rep- resentative from each homeroom and class and student body officers. Darwin Brookover is the faculty adviser. Revising the constitution of Fairmont Se- nior High was one of the main tasks under- taken this year. Other projects included sell- ing Polar Bear pennants, sponsoring the annual homecoming, chartering buses to away games and sponsoring assemblies. The Student Council also sends represen- tatives to the Northern Four Student Coun- cil, representing the four counties of Marion, Taylor, Monongalia and Preston. The coun- cil also sends students to the Student Council Workshop at Jackson's Mills. F.H.S. STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT, BOB GORE, poses on Fairmont's Court House steps. One of the Student Council projects was selling these Pol or Bear pennants. READY TO ENTER THE MARION COUNTY COURT HOUSE IN FAIRMONT are ANN LEHMAN, student body vice-president and NUBBY TAYLOR, student rep- resentative. 26 BY the students . . . FOR the students PRESIDENT'S CABINET Row 1: Jo Fultz, Ann Lehman, Wendy Watkins, Paula Mclntire. Row 2: Bruce Hamilton, Dick Evans, Coleman May, Susan Hess, Mykie Wilson, Nubby Taylor, Judy Conrad, Bill Lawson, Tom Messmore, Bob Gore. STUDENT COUNCIL Row 1: Ann Lehmon, Mykie Wilson, Wendy Watkins, Nancy Fitch, Stephanie Watson, Marilyn Leeson, Jerry Kilmer, Donna Toothman, Nubby Taylor, Judy Reit- kovich, Judy Mclntire. Row 2: Ike Robinson, Linda Martino, Jo Fultz, Harriet Bachman, Carolyn McCarty, Susan Hess, Lee Akers, Jo Ann Hutchinson, Diane Gracy, Paula May, Bruce Hamilton, Gory Gallucci, Tim Snider. Row 3: Coleman Conrad, Jim Pitrolo, Mike Riedemon, Dick Evans, Robert Spery, Bill Lawson, Tom Messmore, Bob Gore, Mike Wright, Jack Sprigg, Allen Jones, Mark Trach. Row 4: David Clark, Don DeLuca, Smokey Lawson. JUNIOR EXECUTIVE Seated: Carolyn Waddell, Paula May, Janet Marines, Wendy Watkins, Jessie Tucker, Sandra Gore, Carol Olsen, Stephanie Conrad, Susan Hess, Linda Satterfield, Louella Gargarella. Standing: David Butler, Jack Sprigg, Robert Spery, Joy Sheldon, Bill Lawson, Bill Goodwin, George Paul Michael, Blake Boggess ond John Jay Belota. The Junior Executive Committee has the responsibility of putting on the annual Junior- Senior Prom. To raise money for this activ- ity they held a bake sale and the junior car- nival. The committee is made up of two repre- sentatives from each homeroom and the junior class officers. Class sponsors are Helen Good- win ond Frankie Babcock. Other junior advisers are Marian Belton, Frances Miller, Edward Pence, Harold Straight, Darwin Brook- over, Lucile Jenkins ond Alma Brown. Wouldn't you like to buy baked goods from these charming members of our junior class???? 28 Last minute preparations under watchful eyes of Miss Jenkins. The annual Junior Carnival was held on Novem- ber 17 from 6:30 to 11:00 p.m. The evening was climaxed with the crowning of the carnival king and queen. A variety show was given in their honor. This year's queen was Carolyn Tinder and the king was Bill Goodwin. 1962 Queen Carolyn with junior class president. Bill Lawson. THE JUNIOR CARNIVAL COURT: Standing: John Yerk- ovich, Linda Wells, Ricky Beebe, Harriett Bachman, Ray Sloan, Shoron Lone, David Judy, Susan Hess, Bill Law- son, Carol Phillips, Jay Sheldon, Sharon Christenburg, Scott Close, Phyllis Monell, Gary Miller, Judy DeFelippo, Wesley Gibson. Sitting: King Bill; crown bearer, Greg- ory Gill; Queen Carolyn; and little flower girl, Jan Car- penter. Yearbook has centennial theme MAPLE LEAVES EDITOR Pictured at right in the midst of her many duties as editor-in- chief is talented BECKY ROSS. Besides supervising all depart- ments of the yearbook, she has planned the 1963 book to hove more pages and a beautiful pad- ded cover in honor of the state's centennial. Becky is a senior and has worked on Mople Leaves for two years. This past summer she was one of three girls who at- tended Ohio University at Ath- ens for a week's yearbook work- shop. Maple Leaves is the official yearbook of Fairmont Senior High School and has approx- imately 25 staff members. Students are se- lected by written application, sample writings, and a personal interview with Mrs. Irene S. Martin, faculty sponsor. Last year a change was made in the staff selection letting sopho- mores and seniors also work on the book. Be- fore that the yearbook was published by the juniors only. The staff is proud of the many honors won by Maple Leaves in recent years. For the past several years it has been awarded a FIRST PLACE RATING by the Columbia Scholastic Press Association at Columbia University. A highlight of the year, besides getting the yearbook, of course, is a dinner held for both old and new members usually the last part of May. BUSINESS STAFF Pictured below around the table from left ore: Avanell Cheryl Kesling, Melanie Rowe, and Barbara Plattenburg, Stotler, Tracy Knox, Tamara Sokert, Claire Watson, business manager. more pages . . . padded cover LAYOUT EDITORS Pictured around the table from left are: Rachetta Kish- tion; Becky Ross, editor; Lindo Satterfield, student body ony, classes; Carol Fear, clubs; Colleen Reese, introduc- activities; Nancy Decker, typing; and Richard Cyphers, tions; Lynne Whoolery, classes; Susan Hess, introduc- typing head. OTHER EDITORS AND WORKERS Pictured below seated at the table from left are: Smokey czok, organizations; Don Meighen, sports editor; Ricky Lawson, photographer; Charles Rice, business; Susan Spragg, sports. Standing are Mrs. Martin, faculty ad- Hamilton, art; Cecily Urbaniak, art editor; James Kur- viser, and Bill Jones, photographer. Hi-Life is students newspaper This year, for the first time, the monthly newspaper, Hi-Life, was printed by the Mor- gantown Post in Morgantown instead of the printing shop in the school. This increased the size of a page several inches and made publication more regular. Four members of the staff attended a newspaper workshop at West Virginia Uni- versity last summer and Ryland White, facul ty adviser, also attended one held for ad- visers of high school publications. Members are selected on the basis of written application and writing samples. HI-LIFE EDITORS pictured above are SHARON WEAVER, features; LYNNE WHOOLERY, art; BECKY ROSS, assistant editor; JUDY MclNTIRE, editor; BILL JONES, news; DEB- BIE DeGARMO, society, RACHETTA KISHONY, assistant editor. REPORTERS: Row 1: Carol Olsen, Linda Sotterfield. Row 2: Joan Kramer, Margaret Berdine, Jane Decker, Judy Price, Wendy Wotkins, Betty Hull Row 3: Smokey Lawson, Bill Goodwin, Carol Fear, Donald Meighen. BUSINESS STAFF pictured at left are Bonnie Taylor, exchange editor; Nancy Decker, busi- ness manager; Diane Gracy, Paula May, Karen Boyce, Bill Calvert, Colleen Reese, Mark Lou- din, Joe Byrd. Summer workshops well attended GIRLS AND BOYS STATE . . Representing F.H.S. ot Girls Stote were Nancy Fitch, Diane Merkerson, Rachetto Kishony, Ann Leh- man and Jo Ann Hutchinson. Attending Boys Stote were Bob Gore, Tom Messmore and Marion Johnson. Both of these workshops were held ot Jackson's Mills. Their purpose is to help high school stu- dents learn and practice our system of government. STUDENT COUNCIL WORKSHOP Representing our school at the Student Council Workshop held at Jackson's Mills were Ann Lehman, Nubby Taylor, Bob Gore, Tom Messmore and Bill Law- son. JOURNALISM MEET AT WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY Linda Satterfield, Carol Olsen, Bonnie Taylor and Judy Mclntire represented our school and the Hi-Life staff at the Journalism In- stitute held at WVU. They brought back many ideas for high school publications. YEARBOOK WORKSHOP Maple Leaves sent three girls to the Uni- versity of Ohio for a week's yearbook workshop. Pictured above are Tomara Sakert and Becky Ross. Unphotographed is Avanelle Stotler. 33 OFFICERS: Pictured above are: DONNA TOOTHMAN, secretory; PHIL HATFIELD, president; RACHETTA KISHONY, treasurer; LEE HAYNES, vice-president; and JUDY WELTY, scrapbook chair- man. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Members of the National Honor Society are chosen by the faculty on the basis of leadership, scholarship, character and service. Membership is a high honor as it is limited to a small percent of the junior and senior classes. During the year this group sponsors two assemblies for the induction of new members. Faculty advisor is Harold Straight. At Right: Mr. Straight, NHS adviser, congratulates Phil Hatfield and Donna Tooth- mon on becoming members of group. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY pictured below are Phil Hatfield and Lee Haynes standing in front. In back are: Tom Messmore, Tom McCullough, Judy Welty, Jo Ann Hutchinson, Donna Toothman, Rachetta Kishony, Nancy Fitch, Ann Lehman, Judy Mclntire. Unphotographed is Jim Runyon. 34 Varsity Club has all lettermen 'All Set??? You Bet! Cheerleaders at work?????? The Varsity Club is made up of the lettermen of our school. They run the concession stand in the gym at noon and sometimes they have bake sales. For the first time in several years, the lettermen got blue and white Polar Bear jackets this year. Faculty sponsor is Tom Newbrough. Row 1: Donnie Poster, Mykie Wilson, Dodie Jenkins, Dove Sutton. Row 2: Roger Page, Jim Runyon, Dove Brown, Bill Glover, Mr. Newbrough. Row 3: Robert J. Lee, Marvin Harrison, ond Frank Pachuta. Spiriteers help boost school spirit Spiriteers in Parade . . . They cheer for F.H.S. This year a group of junior boys got together and decided to do some- thing to boost school spirit. They organized and called themselves the Spir- iteers and since have participated in thuses and assisted the cheerleaders at games. Pictured below they are: Ike Robinson, Ronnie Michael, Larry Rexrode, John Sandor, Blake Boggess, Jay Sheldon, Bill Goodwin, and Bill Lawson. 36 Cheerleaders are vital part of Student Body Our cheerleaders help to boost school spirit at all the games and thuses. They are chosen by the entire student body after demonstrating their skill at a special assembly. This year Jane McCleary was chosen as the new sophomore cheerleader. Janie McCleary We're flying high! Student Body goes all out for Fight for old Fairmont, Fairmont will win . . . Fight to the finish never give in . . East-West game Now, whot are we going to do with thi« Bee??????? SMILE. . . You're on Candid Camera! The Big, Bad Polar Bears come out of dressing room for second half of East-West game. A typical day 9:30 Please, give me five minutes more. 10:10 Service please. 10:00 Good Morning . . . it's time for the home- room bulletin. 12:00 Hurry . . . the line forms fast. at F.H.S. 12:30 Where the boys aren't . . . 1:30 Who's absent today???????? 12:35 Where the boys are 2:45 All smiles . . . school's out. SENIOR CLASS OF 1963 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS MYKIE WILSON COLEMAN CONRAD JUDY MclNTIRE Secretary-Treasurer President Vice-President DONALD ANDREWS KENNETH D. BAILEY, II Ambition: undecided Ambition: Physicist Latin Club '61-62-63, Key Club '62-63, Science Fair—3rd place '62 Masque Gavel '62-63, Student Gov. Rep. '61-63, Polarettes '63, Sci- ence Fair—3rd place '61, Science Fair—2nd place '62, Junior Prom Court '63 LEE AKERS Ambition: Home Economics Major Choraliers '61-62, Secretary-Treas. Soph, class, Junior Executive '62, '69. 3 KAr) i nrnttn RICHARD ANDERSON Ambition: undecided Latin Club '63, Track Team '63 44 WILLIAM L. BARKER KATHERINE BARTHOLOW Ambition: undecided Ambition: Foreign service in France French Club '61, Latin Club '62, Bible Club '61-62 JANET BEACH Ambition: Typist Bible Club '61-62, Spirit Club '63 MARY FRANCIS BEAFORE Ambition: Beautician Library worker '61-62-63. Latin Club '63, Commercial Club '61-62 MARY SUE BEVERIDGE SHARON KAYE BITTINGER Ambition: Receptionist Ambition: Secretory Art Club '63, Commercial Club '61 FRANK BORELLI Ambition: undecide Golf Team '61, Letterman '61 SARAH JEANETTE BOYCE Ambition: Home Economics teach- er French Club '62, Horn© Ec. Club '61 SHARON DEE BROWN JUDITH ANN BURCHETT Ambition: Moth teocher Ambition: Secretary SUSAN ANN BUSH Ambition: Secretory French Club '61, Moth Club '61 63, Student Gov. Rep. '62 French Club '61, Math Club '61, Majorette '62-63, May Day Court '61 Commercial Club '61-62 ROGER CAIN Ambition: Air Force 45 WILLIAM CALVERT GLORIA JEAN CAPUTO Ambition: Lawyer Ambition: Secretory Cub Manager — Bosketboll — '61, Hi-Life '62-63, Junior Executive '62, Key Club '62-63, Math Club '61-62- 63, Physical Science Club '61, Stage Crew '61-62-63, Projectionist's Club '61-62-63, Science trip to Ook Ridge, Tenn. '62 LINDA SUSAN CARDER Ambition: Travel VERA FAYE CLAYTON Ambition: Newspaper Reporter Art Club '62-63 ANTHONY COLASESSANO Ambition: undecided MARY KAY COLE Ambition: Teacher FRANK H. CONAWAY BARBARA SUE CONNER Ambition: undecided Ambition: Beautician Art Club '63, Bible Club '63 Home Ec. Club '61, Student Gov. Rep. '61, Homecoming Court '61 COLEMAN CONRAD SUE ELLEN COOPER Ambition: undecided Ambition: Secretary Choraliers '61-62, President of Soph. Class '61, President of Sen. Class, French Club '61, Football '61, Junior Executive '62, Key Club '61- 62-63, Moth Club '61, Student Gov. Rep. '61-62-63, Wrestling '61 CAROL DIANA CRANDALL BEVERLY KAY CRISTY Ambition: English Teacher Ambition: Beautician National Thespians '63, Office worker '63, Gym Helper '62, Art Club '63, 2nd place Science Fair '61 CHARLES CROSS RICHARD CURTIS Ambition: Marine or Navy Career Ambition: Machinist RICHARD A. CYPHERS JAMES ROBERT DAVIS Ambition: Navy or Army Career Ambition: Army Career Band '61-62 Maple Leaves '63, Math Club '61, Student Gov. Rep. '61, Printing Aword '62 Before the game . . . there was the Veterans Day Parade . . . and us! SENIORS Books to check, cords to stomp, slips to type . . . will there be on end to it soon????????? NANCY DECKER Ambition: Hostess or Receptionist DEANNA LEE DEEM Ambition: Elementary Teacher DEBORAH DE GARMO Ambition: Bacteriologist MARY BETH DE LaREINTRIE Ambition: Nurse Hi-Life '62-63, Junior Executive '62, Maple Leaves '63, Notional Thespions '61-62-63, Art Club '63, May Day Court '61 Moth Club '62, Bible Club '61- 62-63 Choraliers '61-62, French Club '61, Hi-Life '62-63, Math Club '63. National Thespians '63, Student Gov. Rep. '61-62 Band '61-62-63, Latin Club '61- 62-63, Bible Club '62-63, First W. Va. All State Band Member, W. Va. All State Bond Trip to Seattle World's Fair CAROL SUE DILLON Ambition: Beautician BRADLEY DODD Ambition: Mechanic KAREN LEE DOLL Ambition: Lawyer French Club '61. Latin Club '62, Commercial Club '62 RUTH ELAINE DOOLITTLE Ambition: Medical Technologist Choroliers '61-62-63, French Club '61-62-63, Keyettes '63, Lotin Club '63, National Thespians '63 Ambition: Professional Music Choroliers '61-62-63, Keyettes '62-63, All State Chorus '62 Ambition: Nurse French Club '61-62, Math Club '63, Office Worker '63, Art Club '61-63, 1st Place in Biology Sci- ence Fair '61 Ambition: Dental Assistant Band '61-62, Math Club '63, Let- terman (Band) '62 Ambition: Civil Engineer — Road Building Choroliers '62-63, Key Club '62- 63, Notional Thespions '63, Art Club '63 CAROL ELIZABETH FEAR Ambition: Pharmacologist — Can- cer Research Choroliers '61-62-63, Latin Club '62, Maple Leaves '63, Math Club '63, Spirit Club '63 MARY LOU FELTZ Ambition: Elementary Teocher Junior Executive '62 Moth Club '61, Office Worker '63, Art Club '63, Spirit Club '63 RICHARD LEE FERRISE Ambition: Business t Vice-President of Soph Class '61, Football '61, Student Gov. Rep. '61, Wrestling '61 NANCY FITCH Ambition: College Choroliers '61-62-63, Keyettes '61- 62-63, Mosque and Gavel '61-62-63, Notional Honor Society '62-63, Stu- dent Gov. Rep. '61-62-63, Girl's State '62, Elks Most Valuable Student Award. During free periods we watched the World Series. DORIS ANN FLEMING Ambition: Elementary Teacher Choraliers '62-63, Sec. of Junior Class, French Club '61. Hi-Life 61, Junior Executive '62, Keyettes '61- 62-63, Student Gov. Rep. '62, Art Club '62, May Day Court '61, Miss Angel '63 ERMA GARNER Ambition: Singer Gym Helper '62 DENNIS S. FORISH MARVIN FRANKS BILL FUTTEN Ambition: History teacher or Jet Pilot Ambition: Aircraft Mechanic Ambition: Teacher Boys State '62, D.A.R. 1st prize American History, Spirit Club '63, Transferred from Lot role High School Football '61, Wrestling '61 Football manager '63, Letterman '63 JOE GERARDE WILLIAM GLOVER KAREN LYNN GODWIN Ambition: Air Force Career Ambition: undecided Ambition: I.B.M. School Football '61-62-63, Key Club '61- Bible Club '61-62-63 62-63, Letterman '61-62-63, Track Team '61-62-63, Varsity Club '62- cn 63, All State Football—2nd team 50 '61, 138 lb. State Wrestling Champ- ion '62 ROBERT GORE Ambition: Minister Choraliers '61-62-63, Junior Ex- ecutive '62, Key Club '61-62-63, Mosque Gavel '61-62-63, Thesp- ians '63, Student Body Pres. '63, Student Gov. Rep. '63, Boys State '62, Scholarship: Readers Digest Foundation $300, Elks Leadership Winner '63 SANDRA JUNE HAGGOOD Ambition; undecided Home Ec Club '61, Gym Helper '61, Bible Club '62, Commercial Club '62 MARVIN WILLIAM HARRISON Ambition: Baseball Baseball '61-62-63, Basketball '61, Football '62-63, Lettermon '61- 62-63, Varsity '63 PEGGY HARTER Ambition: undecided Commercial Club '61-62, Sweet heart Court '61 PHILLIP HATFIELD Ambition: Actuary Band '61-62-63, Basketball '61- 62-63, Junior Executive '62, Key Club '61-62-63. Lettermon '62-63, Latin Club '61-62-63, National Hon- or Society '62-63. Physical Science Club '61-62-63, Student Gov. Rep. '61 Track Team '61, All State Band '62-63, Varsity Club '63, Nationol Merit Scholarship semi-finalist JUDY HAWKINS Ambition: undecided Commercial Club '62 Ready . . . set . . . smile . . . and we're on . . . SENIORS SHARON HAYES Ambition: undecided Commercial Club '61-62, Moy Day Court '61 GLORIA HERMAN Ambition: undecided Band '61-62-63, Choraliers '62- 63, Keyettes '63, Notionol Thespians '61-62-63, Student Gov. Rep. '61- 62j Art Club '61-62-63. Spirit Club SHERRIE HAYHURST Ambition: Kindergarten—Primary Teacher Choraliers '61-62-63, Gym Helper '61, Art Club '63 SERITA MAE HORTON Ambition: Private Secretary Home Ec. Club '61, Gym Helper '61, Commercial Club '61-62, Bible Club '61-62 LEE HAYNES Ambition: undecided Band '61-62-63. Basketball '61, Home Ec. Club '61, Bible Club '63. SUZANNE HUEY Ambition: Elementary Teacher Majorette '63 PAULA EUGENIA HEARD Ambition: Home Ec. Teacher Basketball '61-62, French Club '61, Key Club '61-62-63, Letterman '61-62, Latin Club '61-62-63, Na- tional Honor Society '62-63, Physi- cal Science Club '62-63, Student Gov. Rep. '62, Notional Merit Schol- arship semi-finalist BETTY HULL Ambition: Medical Technologist French Club '61-62-63, Hi-Life '61-62-63, Latin Club '63, Maple Leaves '62 JO ANNE HUTCHINSON Ambition: Nurse Choraliers '61-62-63, Keyettes '62- 63, Latin Club '62-63, Masque and Gavel '62-63, Notional Honor So- ciety '62-63, Student Gov. Rep. '62- 63, Girl's State '62, Spirit Club '63 CAROL ELEVELYN ICE Ambition: Secretary, Typist Art Club '62-63, Bible Club '61, GAA '63, Spirit Club '63 JANE ICE Ambition: undecided JUDY ICE Ambition: undecided SENIORS November 15th . . . parents visited school and teachers. Students acted os guides. DODIE JENKINS Ambition: Elementary Teacher Cheerleader '61-62-63, French Club '61, Hi-Life '61-62, Kevettes '61-62-63, Lettcrman '61 -62-63, La- tin Club '62, Maple Leaves '62, Po- larettes '63, Prom Court '63, Varsity Club '63 ROBERT JOHNSON Ambition: Aerospace Engineer Band '61-62, Math Club '61-62- 63, Physical Science Club '61-62-63, Projectionist's Club '61-62-63, Let- terman '62, National Merit Schol- arship semi-finalist, Lab Assistant '62-63 CHERYL KESLING Ambition: Gym Teacher Maple Leaves '63, Gym Helper '61-62-63, Polar Bear '63, Spirit Club '63 CHARLENE KEYSER Ambition: Journalist French Club '62, Chemistry Help- er '62 JENNIFER KILMER Ambition: Speech Theropist Junior Executive '62, Latin Club, '62-63, Homecoming Court '63 RACHETTA KISHONY Ambition: undecided French Club '61-62-63, Hi-Life '61-62-63, Junior Executive '62, Keyettes '62-63, Library Worker '61, Latin Club '63, Maple Leaves '62- 63, National Honor Society '62-63, Girl's State '62 JOHN KISNER Ambition: undecided Bond '61-62-63, Rank Comman- der '63, Lefterman '62, Latin Club '63 TRACY KNOX Ambition: undecided Band '61-62, Maple Leaves '63, Football '61-62-63, Math Club '61- 62, Physical Science Club '63, Track Team '61-62-63 HomecomingQueen Stephanie Martz rides in parade. SENIORS 54 the studying . JIM KURCZAK JUDY CARLENE LANE Ambition: undecided Ambition: Beautician Maple Leaves '63, Art Club '61 Library Worker '63 BARBARA LAUGHLIN MARILYN LEESON Ambition: College Ambition: College Latin Club '62-63, Art Club '61- Choraliers'61-62-63, Student Gov. 62-63 Rep. '62-63, Prom Court '63 55 SENIORS ANN LEHMAN Ambition: College Choraliers '61-62-63, French Club '61-62-63, Junior Class Trcas., Ju- nior Executive '62, Masque Gavel '61-62-63, National Honor Society '62-63, Student Body—Vice presi- dent '63, Student Gov. Rep. '62-63, Girls State '62, Cubettes '62, Polar- ettes '63, Maid of Honor, Junior Se- nior Prom '63 DERRAL GILBERT LE MASTERS Ambition: Engineer Track Team '61 Up front where the crowds cheered was Donno Toothman. 56 MARGIE LIBICER Ambition: College French Club '61, Latin Club '62- 63, Student Gov. Rep. '61-62, May Day Court '61 GLEN LITTLE JR. Ambition: Musician JANIE MANLEY Ambition: College WILLIAM MARSH Ambition: College JAMES LEE MARTIN Ambition: Minister Band '61-62-63 Choraliers '62-63, French Club '61, Library Worker '62, Student Gov. Rep. '62, Spirit Club '63 Basketball '61-62, Football '61, Letterman '62, Latin Club '62, Art Club '61-62 Basketball '61. Choraliers '63, Latin Club '62-63, Projectionist's Club '61-62, Track Team '61 JON MAX MARTIN PAUL JAMES MARTIN STEPHI MARTZ MARY MAY Ambition: Mechanic Ambition: Electrical Technitian Ambition: Phys. Ed. Teacher Ambition: Elementary Teacher French Club '61, Home Ec. Club '61, Homecoming Queen '63 Choraliers '61-62-63, Junior Exe- cutive '62, Majorette '62-63, Prom Queen '63, Homecoming Court '62, Sweetheart Court '62 ROBERT E. McCLUNG NORMA JEAN McCORD tom McCullough JUDY MclNTIRE Ambition: Architect Ambition: Bible College Ambition: College Ambition: College Latin Club '62 Baseball '61, Bible Club '63 Choraliers '61-62-63, Junior Ex- ecutive '62, Key Club '62-63, Latin Club '62, Mosque and Gavel '62- 63, National Honor Society '62-63, National Thespians '63, Student Gov. Rep. '61-62. Vice-President of Junior Class, Vice-President of Senior Class, Hi- Life '61-62-63, Junior Executive '62, Keyettes '62-63, Latin Club '61- 62-63, Maple Leaves '62, National Honor Society '62-63, Student Gov. Rep. '61-62-63, Art Club '61-62-63 SENIORS Oh! the joys of creative expression . . . RONALD McVICKER Ambition: undecided ERNEST WAYNE MEADOWS Ambition: Taxidermist D. D. MEIGHEN Ambition: Comedian DONNA KEY MEIGHEN Ambition: Secretary Hi-Life '62-63, Maple Leaves '63 Art Club '61 ALFRED MEKENIE Ambition: College CAROL ANN MERRIFIELD Ambition: Beautician CHARLENE MERRIFIELD Ambition: Beautician TOM MESSMORE Ambition: undecided Baseball '61-62, Basketball '61- Home Ec. Club '61. Art Club '62, 62-63, Letterman '62-63 Student Gov. Rep. '61-62 Band '61-62-63, Letterman '62 Band '61-62-63, Baseball '62, (Band), GAA '63, Spirit Club '63 Choraliers '61-62-63, French Club 58 CHRISTINE MILLER BETTY JO MOORE Ambition: Nurse Aid Ambition: Beautician Commercial Club '62, Sweetheart Court '61 JUDY MOORE Ambition: Secretary Commercial Club '62 ESTHER PAULINE MORGAN Ambition: Music Career Band '61-62-63, Latin Club '62, Letterman '62 (Band) JANIE MORGAN Ambition: undecided French Club '61-62, Art Club '61- 63 ARNOLD R. MOWREY Ambition: Auto Mechanic SHEILA KAYE MYERS Ambition: Dress Designer DARLENE MARIE NAGY Ambition: Beautician French Club '61, Commercial Club '62, Bible Club '62 Mr. J. Rose presented on excellent program to student body on the art of public speoking. '62, Key Club '61-62-63, Latin Club '63, Masque and Gavel '61-62-63, Math Club '61-62-63, National Hon- or Society '62-63, Student Gov. Rep. '61-62-63, Boys State '62, W. Va. All State Chorus '62, Projectionist's Club '62, National Merit Scholarship semi-finalist, Vice-President of W. Va. Association of Student Councils '62, Elks Most Valuable Student Award SENIORS VIRGINIA NEWHOUSE WILLIAM MICHAEL NOECHEL Ambition: Nurse Ambition: Bond Latin Club '62, Gymn Helper '61- Director Bond '61-62-63, Letter- 62 man '62 (Bond), Art Club ;63 BARBARA O'DELL Ambition: Secretary JANICE OLIVER Ambition: Secretory or Beautician Choraliers '62-63 NORMA ORSINI Ambition: Secretary Commercial Club '62 FRANK PACHUTA Ambition: Undecided Basketball '61, Football '61-62- 63, Key Club '63, Lcttermon '61-62- 63, Wrestling '62-63, Track Team '61-62-63 NEIL ROGER PAGE Ambition: Electronics Technician Football '62-63, Letterman '62-63, Wrestling '62-63 LOIS ANNE PATTERSON Ambition: Teacher JEANNE PAYNE Ambition: Elementary School Teacher Junior Executive '62 DINK PEAYTT Ambition: undecided Baseball '62-63, Football '61-62 PATRICK PHIPPS Ambition: Civil Engineer Math Club '61 60 JAMES L. PITROLO Ambition: College Band '61, Latin Club '61-62-63, Math Club '61-62, Student Gov. Rep. '62-63, Projectionist Club '61- SENIORS Add a little red, some blue, pink, yellow . . . and it's o picture???????? BARBARA PLATTENBURG LEONARD PNAKOVICH, JR. Ambition: Speech Therapist Ambition: Undecided DONNIE POSTER JUDITH ANN PRESTON Ambition: Business Ambition: Beautician French Club '61-62-63, Latin Club '62, Maple Leaves '62-63, Thespians '61-62-63, Stuent Gov. Rep. '61- 62, Art Club '63, May Day Court '61 Football '61-62-63, Key Club '63, Latin Club '61-62 Letterman '62-63, Wrestling '61-62- 63, Varsity Club '63 ROSE PULICE Ambition: Beautician Commercial Club '62 LARRY RADFORD Ambition: Undecided Letterman '62, Wrestling '62 JUDITH REESE Ambition: Housewife Thespians '62 LOUIS W. RENDE Ambition: Navy Football '61 Majorettes had a time high stepping on field covered with mud. SENIORS 62 RICHARD RESSENGER Ambition: Chemist Bond '61-62-63, Key Club '63, Choroliers '63, Projectionists Club '61-62-63 HOUSTON STANLEY RICHARDSON Ambition: Teacher RENA RAE RICHMOND Ambition: Medical Technologist Student Gov. Rep. '61, Art Club '62-63, Biology Achievement Certi- ficate '62 MICHAEL RIEDEMAN Ambition: Doctor Choroliers '61-62-63, Football '61, Junior Exec. '62, Key Club '63, Stu- dent Gov. Rep. '63, wrestling '63 CARROL RIFFEE Ambition: Private Secretary Majorette '62-63, Commercial Club '61-62, Homecoming Court '63 JUDY RIGGS Ambition: Elementary Teacher French Club '61, Thespians '62-63, Student Gov. Rep. '62, Spirit Club '63 Yes, we hove quite o selection . . . here's chocolate, and chocolate and another chocolote. 63 WILLIAM D. RIGGS BRENDA RINEHART DOUG ROBINSON LENNIE ROMINO Ambition: Sociol Worker Ambition: Beautician Ambition: Construction Worker Ambition: Undecided French Club '61-62, Library Worker '61, Office Worker '61, Math Club '61-62, Track Team '61, Senior Play '62, Transfer from Cocoa, Florida Art Club '62-63 Band '61-62-63, Junior Executive 62, Stage Crew '61-62, Student Gov. Rep. '61, Art Club '63 Marching into battle???????? BECKY ROSS Ambition: Librarian French Club '61-62-63, Hi-Life '61-62-63, Keyettes '63, Library Worker '61-62 Maple Leaves '62- 63, Masque and Gavel '61-62-63, Notional Thespians '63, Art Club '63 Cubcttes '62, Polarettes '63 Spirit Club '63 JULIE ANN ROTAUNDA JAMES MARSHALL RUNYON Ambition' Beautician Ambition: Undecided Latin Club '62 Junior Class President '62, Foot- ball '61-62-63, Junior Executive '62, Key Club '62-63, Letterman 64 '61-62-63, National Honor Society '62-63, Wrestling '61-62-63, Track Team '61-62 DONNA PAULETTE SAPP Ambition: Undecided Math Club '61, Art Club '63, Guidance Office Helper '63, GAA '63, Spirit Club '63 PATTY SCIUBBO Ambition: Elementary Teocher French Club '61-62, Majorette '63, Student Gov. Rep. '62, Art Club '61-62-63, Junior Carnival Queen '62 LINDA ANN SELDERS Ambition: Elementary Teacher Moth Club '61, Guidance Office Worker '63 SHARON KAY SLATE Ambition: Undecided Junior Executive '62, Office Worker '63 Commercial Club '61-62 BOB SNIDER Ambition: Undecided Baseball '61-62, Choraliers '61, Lettermon '61 IDA JEAN SORDI Ambition: Undecided National Thespians '61-62-63, Art Club '61-62 ENOLIA LEE STALNAKER Ambition: Librarian LARRY STEELE Ambition: Undecided Band '61-62-63, Latin Club '62, Bible Club '63, Lettermon (Band) '62 65 Football '61, Key dent Gov. Rep. '61 '61 Club '63, Stu- -62, Wrestling HARRY STEWART Ambition: Undecided RALPH STRAIGHT Ambition: Business Administration Junior Carnival King '62 JEAN SWIHART Ambition: Speech Major Choroliers '61-62-63, French Club '61-63, Masque and Gavel '62-63, Keyejtes '61-62-63, Thespians '61- 62-63, National High School Ora- torical Winner '62 JANIS TAYLOR Ambition: Anesthetist Math Club '62, Art Club '63, Guid- ance Office helper '63, Representa- tive to State Science Fair '61 ANNETTE EVON STRICKLIN Ambition: Nurse Gym Helper '61, Commercial Club '61, Guidance Office Worker '63 RICHARD STURM Ambition: Public Accountant DAVID SUTTON Ambition: Go into the F.B.I. Basketball '61-62-63, Football '61-62-63, Key Club '61-62-63, Let- terman '61-62-63. Latin Club '61- 62, Track Team 61-62 ANNETTE TAYLOR Ambition: Secretary Maple Leaves '62, Commercial Club '61-62 BONNIE TAYLOR Ambition: Journalism Work Hi-Life, '62-63, Library Worker '63, Thespians '63, Art Club '63, Spirit Club '63 CAROLYN NUBBY TAYLOR Ambition: Undecided Choroliers '61-62-63, French Club '61-62-63, Keyettes '61-62-63, Ma- jorette '62-63, Masque and Govel '61-62-63, Student Body Rep. '62-63 Prom Court, Polarettes 63, Rep. at Buchannan and Jackson's Mill '63 Elks Leadership Contest '63, Spirit Club '63 Cubettes '62 DONNA KAY TOOTHMAN Ambition: Secondary Education Teacher Band '61-62, French Club '61-62, Hi-Life '61-62. Keyettes '62-63, Ma- jorette '62-63, Natipnal Honor Society '62-63, Thespians '61-62, Student Gov. Rep. '62-63, Art Club '62-63, Polarettes '63, Cubettes '62 MARTY TRACH Ambition: Interior Decorator Cheerleader '62, Maple Leaves '62, Thespians '62-63, Student Gov. Rep. '61-62, Polarettes '63, Art Club '61-62-63, Cubettes '62, Spirit Club '63 HAROLD O. TUCKER Ambition: Navy Band '61-62, Math Club '62, Let- terman (Band) '62 — LEE STITES TUCKWILLER Ambition: Undecided CECILY URBANIAK Ambition: Interior Dccorotor ANNA EARLENE VANGILDER Ambition: Beouticion KAREN MAY VAN GILDER Ambition: Secretary Choraliers '61-62-63, Junior Ex- ecutive '62, Key Club '61-62-63, La- tin Club '63 Keyettes '62-63, Art Club '61-62- 63. Maple Leaves '62-63, Majorette '6 -63 Art Club '63 DIANA LYNN WAGNER Ambition: Airline Stewardness Latin Club '63, Art Club '63 TERESA LEE WALTER Ambition: Undecided Commercial Club '61, Bible Club '61-62 CLAIRE WATSON Ambition: Lawyer Latin Club '62-63, Maple Leaves '62-63, Art Club '61-62 At Right: Library Helpers have many jobs getting books ready for circulation. 67 VICKI WATSON JUDITH WELTY JOHN ROBERT WILCOX EDDIE L. WILLIAMS Ambition: To join the Peace Corps after college Choraliers '61-62-63, Keyettes '62-63, Latin Club '62-63, Spirit Club '63 Ambition: Teacher Choraliers '61-62-63, French Club '61-62-63, Keyettes '61-62-63, Mas- que Gavel '61-62-63, National Honor Society '62-63, Student Gov. Rep. '61-62, Spirit Club '63 Ambition: Undecided Track Team '61 Ambition: Undecided Latin Club '63, Track Team '61 BETTY DALE WILLIE MYKIE WILSON Ambition: Secretory Ambition: French Teacher Cheerleader '61-62-63, Choraliers '61-62-63, Secretary-Treas. of Senior Class, Junior Executive '62, Keyettes '61-62-63, Letterman :61-62-63, Student Gov. Rep. '61-62-63, Polar- ettes '63, Prom Court '63, Spirit Club '63, Cubettes '62, May Day Court '61 ROBERTA WOLFE Ambition: Elementary School Teacher Art Club '63, Spirit Club '63, G.A.A. '63 DANIEL YAREMCHUK Ambition: Undecided Band '61-62-63, Art Club '62-63, Choraliers '61-62-63, Letterman (Band) '62 RACHEL YEATER Ambition: Undecided French Club '61-62-63, Keycttes '61-62-63, Student Gov. Rep. '61 PATTI ZANNIER Ambition: Elementary Education-Teacher UNPHOTOGRAPHED SENIORS LAWRENCE ANDRICK DIANE MERKERSON SUSANNE BLACK JAMES MYERS TOM BOURNE JOAN PETHEL KAREN BROWN BILL RHINEHART LARRY CHRISTOPHER JAMES SMITH WILLIAM DIRDEN RICHARD DEAN STUCK FAYETTA EVANS FRANKLIN SULLIVAN BARBARA HATCHER ANTHONY SYDNOR FRANK HINES SHIRLEY TARTT LORRAINE HUGHES DANA THOMPSON MARION JOHNSON CHRISTINE TYLER ROBERT J. LEE PHILIP VINCENT ROBERTA LEE GERTRUDE WILLIAMS ROBERT MARTIN LEON WYNDER SHIRLEY MERCHANT 69 Junior Class keeps busy with Jim Ashby Bob Harriet Richard Ayers Bachman Beebe Ronnie John Beloto Bell numerous activities JUNIORS Carole Marilynne Karen Thelma Steve Lindo Brooks Boord Boord Boyce Bradley Brock Richard Carol Ethel Tom David Jane Brooks Brown Brown Brown Burge Burton nil life David Butler Joe Byrd James Cain Shirley Carder Inda Carr Calloway Chambers Stephanie Lenora Karen Michele Linda Carl Conrad Corbin Costello 7, Cousins Cox Crandall Their biggest class project What's the good word??????????? JUNIORS Judy Bradley Crlss Curry Karen Frank Dallison D'Amico Sandro Janice Davis Day Sandra Jane Judy William Grady Patty DeCarlo Decker DeFelippo DePaul DeVault Digman Joyce Marianne Faith Lucille Katherine Robert DiHow Dilly Dunay 79 Durrett Ellis Ferrise is Junior-Senior Prom Tom Freelond Sharon Fultz Gary Louella Louis Mary Ann Gallucci Gargorella Gargarella Geldbaugh 73 JUNIORS JUNIORS Bill James Albert Laura Lee Bill Charles Barbara Honey Harry Havlichek Ensel Hawkins Heater Carol Ann George Susan Jerome Nancy Connie Henderson Hendrick Hess Hickerson Higinbotnam Holloway James David Robert Linda Bill Johnson Judy Karl Keefover Kervaski Jeaneen Kincell Koren Joan Benton Sharon Rebecca Merry Kolar Kramer Lambert Lane Langford Lorosa They also had a door 74 JUNIORS Claude Bill Corol Jimmy Tom Sue Ann Lawson Lawson Leeper Leeper Lewis Linn Mark Janet Theodore Jane Janet Bill Loudin Lowther Manuel Maranville Marines Martin Jean Paula Carolyn Horold Rodney Carolyn Louise Mathews May McCarty McGinnis McLane Meisel Gary Jane Ronald Phyllis Lindo Robert Miller Miller Millione More 11 Morgan Morris to-door bake sale . . . 75 They are ambitious and HPkV£ YOUR FORTUNE TOLO HERE Setting up for the cornival took time and work . . . but it was fun. Bettie Nancy Diana Linda Mowrey Moyers Musgrave Newell Karen Amanda Nuzum Oakes Lennie Carol Frances Oliveto Olsen Parrack Fronces Sally Carol Jean Perry Peterson Phillips Patti Delores Judith Richard Anrca Colleen p,ckle Popp Price Raspo Reed Reese 76 work hard . . . Bill Lorry Charles Judy Cheryl Ike Renner Rexrode Rice Riggs Rightmyer Robinson Karen Bob Melanie Tamara Nancy Johnny Rogers Rosier Rowe Sokert Sams Sandor Linda Glenn Robert Mary Ann Mike Kothryn Satterfield Schell Schmidt Sellers Shannon Shaver James Carol Donald Ray Gerald Jeri Sheldon Sine Slate Sloan Smith Smith Shoron Stephen Nancy Carol Lee Bob Ranoll Smith Soles Span a be I Spencer Spery Spragg 77 They study too . . . they are Juniors get ready to sell baked goods . . . (Smells good too) JUNIORS Richard Jack Sandra Kay Thomas Sharon Brenda Spragg Sprigg Springer Springer Stalnaker Steele Ronald Avonell Stephens Stotler Judy Thomaschek Carolyn Tinder Myrtle Tenney Richord Suplita Thomas Daniel David Marlene Gary Jessie Judith Tonkery Toothman Towles Trippett Tucker Tucker 78 a good group . . . they are Juniors Jimmy Lois Diane Carolyn Wendy Stephanie Varner Vercammen Viands Waddell Wotkins Watson Kathy Sharon Robert Weaver Weaver Webb Marie Lynne Robert Whitehair Whoolery Wilson Henry David Linda Wilt Wolfe Work John Bonnie Yerkovich Zimmerman Diane Linda Bill High upon the highest mountain . . Need we say more?????? JUNIORS 79 SOPHOMORES CLASS OFFICERS BRUCE HAMILTON DICK EVANS JO FULTZ Vice-President President Secretary-Treasurer Pa'Qe Michael Carol Joseph Adams Alimento Andrick Asterino Judy Pamela Becky Martha Asterino Ball Bornes Barnes David Bortholow Mildred Behanna Frances Bennett Leoma Bennett Charlotte Bentel Ralph Berry Richard Berry Mary Donald Binion Black Johnny Gary Bolling Bolyard Tom Sandra Borelli Branham Barbara Curtis Brown Brown Sophomores lead school with SOPHOMORES Linda Marshall Mary Janet Julia Joyce Steve Ronald Brown Brown Bryant Burrell Burrell Butler Caldow Caldwell Delores David Jill Robert Lida Stephen Patricia James Campbell Coplan Carpenter Carpenter Chaplin Chapman Charlton Commander Nancy Richard Barbara Donna Charlene Linda Bill Linda Conrad Cook Copen Corbin Cort Grandall Criss Cross Nanette Cummings James Cyphers Faye Cumpston Lyle Dallison Don Deluca Julia DiBias Linda Dietz Julia Dirden John Ted Patty Pamela Morie Judy Morgery John Downs Dreisinger Eddy Edge 11 Efaw Ehrgott Emerson Erdie Dick Evans Gene Faulkner William Floyd Sandra Fluhorty Larry Ford Patty Fordyce Karen Forte Brian Fortney Marilyn Sharon Paul Robert Jo Kerry Kathy Darlene Fowler Fox Fraternali Frey Fultz Fultz Gaertner Gillespie largest enrollment 81 They eagerly strive to make a Eunice Terry Dora Kay Nathan William Bruce Charles Eddy Green Groff Grubb Hale Hall Hamilton Hamilton Haney David James Oretha Patti Charlotte Carol Mary John Harrison Horton Harton Hatfield Haught Houman Havlichek Heim Elaine Herman Chester Hines Richord Hirt Sharon Holloway Donald Howard J Peggy Hoy Martha Holman Diane Hough Charla Charlotte Robert Virginia John Loretta Marsha Sandra Hudon Hugus Hunt Hupp Hutchinson Ice Ice Ice 9eor0e Ralph Phillip Connie Gary John David Dick Allen Jaynes Jenkins Jimeno Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnston Jones Charlena Doris Sandra Randy Linda Ronnie Dennis William Jones Jones Kaminsky Kammauf Kann Keener Kellison Kendjoria Jack Jerry Kerr Kilmer Judy Randy Kimbrew Kisner Sandra Patty Klingensmith Laughlin Sharon Thomas Laughlin Laughlin SOPHOMORES 82 name for their class . . . Fronkie Layman Gary Layman Sally Ann Lennon Ann Levine William Lewis Darlene Lilley Michael Little Rick Little Jennie Livingston Mary Livingston Carole Louden Linda Lucas Timothy Lucente Patricia Malick Jim Mallamo Richard Marino Linda Martino Bill Mason Regina Mason Deanna Mathew Katherine McElroy Linda McElwain Betty Lou McLaughlin Clara Jane McLeary Carol Benny Darlene Jim Scott Diane Barbara Sharon McQuown Merchant Merrifield Merrifield Messmore Michael Miller Miller Janet Monell Esther Moore Wolter Moore Christopher Morgan John Morrison Judy Mocco Joseph Jim Nixen Norman Ralph John Carl Mary Vaughn Kittie Steve Potty Norton Nutter Nuzum Parsons Pender Perkins Perrme Piscitelli Jo Michael Pitrolo Pollack Cynthia Linda Potesta Preston Donna John Proctor Radcliff Vera Lee Gail Radcliff Redmond 83 SOPHOMORES by respecting the image and tra Lynn Bronson Tom Judith Mary Nancy Sam Jim Reed Reese Reese Reitkovich Rende Ridenour Roderick Rogers John Karen Kenneth Ronald Fred Claudia Dorothy Linda Rogers Rose Sabo Satterfield Sauro Sayre Schazuffner Schwartz John Mary Jo Sandy Joseph Teddy Walter Linda Carole Scott Securro Selders Serdich Shaver Shaver Shaw Sheets Loxley Linda Forest Gary Paula Elizabeth Cheryl Dick Shingleton Shuck Schultz Skinner Slatt Sloan Smith Smith Nancy Ann Sharon Sharon Timothy Peggy Patty Phyllis Ron Vincent Smith Smith Snider Snider Snider Soles Sovine Spencer Barbara Michael Ruth William Joann Sandra William Barbara Staggers Stalnaker Stanton Steele Stevens Stewart Stewart Stout Naomi Sue William James Nancy Stanard Mike Cheryl Ann Stout Stout Stuck Stuckey Swihart Sypult Tate Tennant SOPHOMORES 84 ditions of Fairmont Senior High Gladys Jimmy James Barbara Terry Terry Tetrick Thompson Gary Thompson Tommy Donna Sarah Thompson Thorne Tims Dovid Dale Ann Donna John Mark Tonkery Toothman Toothman Toothman Trach Gilda Albert Tristoni Trotto Susan Ullom Robert Urse Ginger Valentine Patricia VanGilder Linda Vorner Sammy Verge Sally Vest Francis Vians Pamela Victor Glenn Roberta Barry Joseph Vincent Vincent Vingle Wosarovich Rickey William Dorlene David Westfall Wilburn Wilcox Wililams Sarah Laura Lee Linda Michael Williams Wilson Wilson Witt John Richard Marsha Gory Weeks Wellock Wells West Dianne Teddy Mike Nick Wolfe Wood Wright Yaremchuk These girls tried out for Sophomore cheerleaders . . 85 SOPHOMORES Projectionists’ Club runs school movies Have a movie you want to show? Call on any member of the Projectionists' Club and he will show it for you. That's the job of the entire group. During the year the members study the projector and its parts. When they have learned how to operate it properly, they take a test put out by the Bell Howell Company. If they pass the test they are then qualified to run movies. Club sponsor is Miss Marguerite Stewart. OFFICERS PICTURED AT LEFT ARE: RICKY RESSENGER—Secretary-Treasurer ED JAYNES—President BOB JOHNSON—Vice-President PROJECTIONISTS CLUB Row 1: Joan Kramer, Don Black, Bronson Reese, Jim Varner, Karl Plivelich, David Butler, Allan Fischer. Row 2: Andrea Reed, Miss Stewart, ad- viser; Bob Johnson, Robert Urse, Henry Wilt, David Judy, James Harki. Row 3: Donald Miller, Edgar Jaynes, Bill Calvert, Jim Johnson, Charles Rice. They strive for better speech habits . . . OFFICERS BOB GORE—Vice-President; JO ANNE HUTCHINSON—Reporter; CAROLYN TAYLOR— President; JEAN SWIHART—Secretary; TOM McCULLOUGH—Sergeant-at-orms. The speech club is kept busy dur- ing the year reading the morning bul- letins. Also, they plan an assembly, help promote better speech week, and this year sent a basket to a needy family at Thanksgiving. Club sponsor is Miss Lucile Jenkins. MASQUE AND GAVEL MEMBERS pictured ot right ore Row 1: Ann Lehman, Nancy Fitch, Jeon Swihort. Row 2: Michele Cousins, Becky Ross, Judy Welty, Jo Anne Hutchison. Row 3: Louise Meisel, Carolyn Taylor, Lee Akers. Top Row: Tom McCullough, Tom Messmore, Bob Gore. 89 Thespians have fun play acting OFFICERS JEAN SWITHART— President GLORIA HERMAN— Vice-President WENDY WATKINS— Secretary- Treosurer BLAKE BOGGESS Sgt.-ot-arms To become an official member of the Thespians, a student must have ten points based on his previous dramatic work. For students who fall short of this requirement, the senior members direct short plays in the meetings to fill this goal. During the year the club presents several plays. Miss Lucile Jenkins is club sponsor. THESPIANS Bill Goodwin, Bloke Boggess, Andrea Reed, Nancy Decker, Stephanie Watson, Marty Trach, Ann Lehmon, Jean Swihart, Barbara Plottenburg, Judy Riggs, Judy Price, Paula Ingram, Ida Sordi, Gloria Herman, Dianne Merkerson, Kathy Weaver, Wendy Watkins. Stage crew helps with assemblies . . . Stage Crew members pictured above are busy with the many jobs that they perform during the year. With broom in hand is Benny Simpson. Scott Close, stage manager, sits on stool supervising the work, while Jimmy Biggs, Joe Byrd and Bill Calvert check the light- ing and switches. Ricky Amos is working the curtain and Ronnie Spencer holds dust pan. STAGE CREW This group of hard-working boys help with any production put on in our school auditorium be it a school program or a community one. They set up the stage be- fore the program and clean up afterwards. The boys work on a voluntary basis to serve the school. Their sponsor is Miss Lucile Jenkins. PICTURED AT RIGHT from left are Benny Simpson, Ronnie Spencer, Scott Close, Ricky Amos, Jimmy Biggs, Joe Byrd and Bill Calvert. Art club has many members and projects ART CLUB Row 1. K. Dallison, S. Gore, J. DeFelippo, M. Sellers, S. Hamilton, A. Oakes, B. Ross, T. Sakert, C. Hugus, D. Wagner, S. Merchant. Row 2. N. Decker, K. Boyce, J. Kramer, M. Rowe, J. Maranville, F. Perry, C. Lowden, S. Kabulski, J. Decker, M. Lou Feltz, K. Van Gilder. Row 3. M. Trach, J. Mclntire, F. Clayton, C. Urbaniak, L. Whoolery, J. Bock, A. Reed, J. Dillow, L. Satterfield, C. Olsen, P. Sayer, J. Morgan. Row 4 and Sides. B. Cristy, C. Watson, S. Soles, R. Spragg, J. Sprigg, D. Toothman, R. Richmond, J. Taylor, F. Dunav A Le- vine, D. Michoel, J. McElroy, P. Charlton, M. Fowler, S. Hayhurst, D. Toothmon, B. Taylor, C. Tinder, S. Kaminski, S. Carder, S. Fox, C. Bisset. Back. K. Alimen- to, T. Groff, B. Renner, R. Spragg, B. Rosier. Top. D. Yaremchuk, L. Romino, G. Earp, M. Noechel, P. Scuib- bo, C. Ice, R. Wolfe, D. Sapp, D. Popp, J. Tucker, D. Wilcox, L. Lucas, J. Butler, M. Cole, S. Bittinger, B. Zimmerman, P. Monell, B. Plattenburg, D. Musgrave, L. Mewell, G. Herman, J. Duncon. Anyone who is interested in art may become a member of the Art Club. The club was unusually active this year and had several projects including the building of a float for the East-West Parade, decorating the halls and the stage at Christmas, supplying mate- rial for the hall bulletin boards, a field trip to the college art exhibit and several parties. The group numbers around 70 members. Mrs. Margaret McLane is the club sponsor. OFFICERS CAROL OLSEN—Treasurer, DONNA TOOTHMAN —Vice President, JESSIE TUCKER—President, LINDA SATTERFIELD—Sociol and Program Choir- man, LYNNE WHOOLERY—Secretary, Not Pic- tured—RICHARD SPRAGG—Sergeant ot Arms. Math club has interesting meetings To create an interest in Math, to work problems, and to discuss theories not covered in regular math classes are the main func- tions of this fast-growing club. Sometimes, special reports are given by the members on such topics as probability, famous mathemati- cians, or trick problems. Club sponsor is Mr. Ryland White. OFFICERS PICTURED AT RIGHT ARE: JOAN KRAMER—secretory; DIANE GRACY—vice-pres- ident; BOB JOHNSON—president; CHARLES RICE— treasurer. MATH CLUB pictured above are Row 1: Colleen Reese, Diane Gracy, Judy Duncan, Marjori Duncan, Dora Kay Grubb, Carol Fear, Linda Goff, Deborah De Garmo, 93 Joan Kramer, Diane Musgrave, Sharon Brown. Row 2: Bill Jones, Bill alvert, Tom Messmore, Jim Johnson, Bob Johnson, Charles Rice. French club has interest in French life . . . The purpose of the French I club is to create an interest in French and to encourage better grades among the students. The group, opened to first year French stu- dents, often has guest speakers and film strips at their meetings. This year the club held a pot-luck dinner and a candlelight service at Christmas. Group sponsor is Mrs. Marian Belton. OFFICERS PICTURED AT RIGHT SHARON SMITH MARK TRACH FRANCIS PERRY JO FULTZ President Vice-President Secretory Treasurer FRENCH I CLUB Row 1: Sally Lennon, Carolyn Tinder, Linda Shuck, Stephanie Conrad, Chorla Hudon, Pat Laughlin, Colleen Reese, Marsha Wells, Corol Phillips, Susan Ullom, Nancy Ice, Dione Michael, Susan Hamilton, Linda Dietz, Donna Thorne, Ricky Amos, Scott Messmore, Gary Johnson, Don Pender, Nick Yaremchuck, Bob Frey, James Cyphers, Brian Forthey, Mike Witt, Ted Dreisinger, Bill Martin, Bill Haney. Row 2: Sarah Timms, Ginger Valentine, Karen Costello, Mary Ann Sellers, Fronces Perry, Sharon Smith, Dione Hough, Linda Varner. Top: Sally Vest, Jo Fultz, Jill Carpenter, Barbara Thompson, Chorlotte Haught, Barbara Brown, Sandy Klingin- smith, Susan Stout, Barbara Stout, Ann Levine, Darlene Gillespie, Darlene Lilley, Wesley Shultz, Bill Criss, Bill Steele, Jim Tetrick, Chris Morgan, Mark Trach, David Miller, Skip Norton, John Nutter, Frank D'Amico. French Honorary is very active group The members of the French Hon- orary Club have continued to sup- port the little French boy they adopted last year. For Christmas and his birthday the club sent him presents. Through this project the group has aroused its interest in the French people and their daily life. Many of the members also cor- respond with French students. Dur- ing the year the group has held sev- eral bake sales. Miss Mary Virginia Dowden is their sponsor. RACHETTA KISHONY Treasurer ANN LEHMAN Secretary FRENCH HONORARY OFFICERS RUTH DOOLITTLE LOUISE MEISEL Sgt.-at-arms Vice President BLAKE BOGGESS President FRENCH HONORARY Row 1: Ruth Doolittle, Ann Lehman, Wendy Watkins, Michele Cousins, Jessie Tucker, Nancy Spanabel, Rachetta Kishony, Linda Work, Sharon Christenburg, Nancy Fitch. Row 2: Diane Gracy, Margaret Berdine, Lynne Whoolery, Joan Kramer, Barbara Plattenburg, Becky Ross, Carolyn Taylor, Susan Hess, Diane Webner, Paulo May, Andrea Reed. Row 3: Harriet Bachman, Carol Olsen, Merry LaRosa, Rachel Yeater, Stephanie Watson, Betty Hull, Louise Meisel, Marianne Geldbaugh, Melanie Rowe, Jonis Bock, Gary Gallucci. Row 4: Judi Riggs. Judy Welty, Linda Satterfield, Lee Akers, Bill Lawson, Bill Goodwin, Bob Rosier, Blake Boggess, Edgar Joynes, Jim Johnson, David Judy, Wesley Gibson. Latin club is largest in school . . . LATIN CLUB OFFICERS are pictured above. JAY SHELDON, Sgt.-at-arms; SHARON WEAVER, vice-president; VICKI WAT- SON, president; STEPAHANIE CONRAD, treasurer; ond JIM- MY BIGGS, secretory. JUNO AND JUPITER were Jane Decker and Ike Robinson who reigned during the annual Roman Banquet, one of the highlights of the Latin Club. The club, probably the largest in school, is spon- sored by Mrs. Frances Miller Picture One At Left—Row 1, R. Moson, R. Doolittle, R. Kishony, S. Gore, A. Stotler, S. Smith, P. Ingram, L. Harry, K. Boyce, S. De- Carlo, V. Hupp, Row 2. M. DeLaReintrie, M. Emerson, O. Horton, M. Rowe, I. Bennet, N. Conrod, C. Bissett, D. Toothman, D. Mathew, S. Fox, J. Kilmer, Row 3. V. Wat- son, C. Watson, J. Hutchinson, B. Hull, M. Bornes, B. Laughlin, M. Libicer, J. Mocco, P. Soles, R. Stanton, F. Cumpston. Row 4 and Sides. B. Reese, J. Sheldon, S. Tuckwiller, C Crandall, P. Hotfield, I. Carr, L. Cox, K. Rose, S. Williams, L. McElwain, P. Slatt, D. Merrifield, L. Preston, S. Duvall, S. Dovis', K. Quetz, J. Mclntire, E. Stalnaker] Top.’ D Anderson, B. Stewert, S. Williams, D. Burge, R. Corpenter, D. Tonkery, R. Ayers, G. Mich- ael, K. Michael, J. Helm, J. Varner, B. Spery, J. Biggs, M. Stalnaker, D. Butler, J. Martin B. Robinson, L. Oliveto, S. Soles. Picture Two At Left—Row 1. S. Fluhorty, P. Monell, S. Miller, S. Laughlin, L. Martino, J Me Elroy, D. Toothman, E. Herman, J. Deck- er, S. Kaminsky, L. Konn, D. Wolfe Row 2, L. Cross, P. Edgell, P. Hotfield, S. Hess, D Christian, T. Sokert, W. Watkins, J. Riggs, J. Dillon, P. Digmon, J. Criss, R. Stanton, J Price, C. Louden. Row 3, and Sides, G. Lay- man, T. Laughlin, R. Roikes, J Kisner P Fordyce, P. Eddy, R. Terry, G. Terry,'M Securro, J. Monell, M. James, S Snider L Ice, C. Smith, M. Beofore, S. Weaver' S. Conrad, C. Reese, L. Vercammer, D. Grubb P. Fraternale, D. Wagner, K. Weover, Top, T. Messmore, J. Ashby, M. Loudin, G Hen- w lL J' Pitrol°' B- Kervoski, R. Terrise B Webb, D. Johnston, B. Renner, J. Smith R. Kisner, D. Koon, B. Kirk, T. Reese j' Commander, D. Miller, J. Toothman,' d' Conont. Bible club works towards religious tolerance The Bible Club encourages stu- dents to find a better religious un- derstanding by studying together the different religions of the world. Often they have guest ministers at their meetings. During the year they hold a bake sale, give food to needy families, and at Christmas presented the local hospital with a musical nativity scene. Mr. Mal- colm, our principal sponsors this group. OFFICERS PICTURED AT RIGHT ARE: JEANIE McCORD, Treasur- er; LINDA GOFF, Secretary; DEANNE DEEN, Vice-President; and DIANNA MERKERSON, President. _ ? - and prays for world peace! Bible Club members pictured above are front row: Di- anne Merkerson, Paula Heard, Deanna Deen, Mary Kay Cole, Mary Livingston, Karen Goodwin. Top of steps: Donald Miller, Sandra Davis, Mary Beth DeLaReintrie, Enolia Stalnaker, Linda Goff, Kathy Weaver, Barbara Frederick and Jean McCord. 97 Key club stays busy with many activities . . . KEY CLUB Row 1: David Butler, John Belota, Bill Glover, Dennis Kellison. Bob Gore, Tom McCullough, Scott Messmore, Eddie Haney, Larry Rexroad, Bloke Boggess. Row 2: Tom Messmore, John Sandor, Jay Sheldon, Dick Evans, Joe Serdich, Ted Driesinger, Bob Spery, Don Howard, Dick Smith, Ronnie Spencer, Mr. Muto, faculty sponsor. Row 3: Claude Lawson,Tommy Schweitzer, Lee Haynes, Phillip Hatfield, Bill Lawson, Blaine Robinson, James Johnson, David Judy, Scott Close, Gary Earp, Mike Riedeman. Top Row: Bill Goodwin, Frank Pachuta, Jim Runyan, David Clark, Don DeLuca, Kenny Bailey, George Michael, Richard Ressegger, Stites Tuckwiller, Don Post- er, David Sutton, Coleman Conrad, Edgar Jaynes, Larry Steele, Bill Calvert. The purpose of the KEY CLUB is to develop leadership and iniative, provide experience, serve our school and community, cooperate with our principal, and prepare for useful citizenship. All members must keep a high average and show outstanding qualities in leadership and high moral standing. During the year this group held dances after the games, assisted fund raising organizations, attended the Key Club Convention and sponsor- ed the Sweetheart Dance in February. Their big- gest project for the year was buying new capes for the football team. Club sponsor is Mr. Joseph Muto. KEY CLUB OFFICERS pictured at left ore: BILL GLOVER— President; LARRY REXROAD—Vice-President; TOM MESS- MORE—Secretary; TOM McCULLOUGH—Treasurer. 98 Keyettes have their share of projects . . . THE GROUP .... Front Row: Michele Cousins, Jane Decker, Susan Hess, Janet Marines, Sharon Christen- burg, Stephanie Conrad, Gloria Herman, Sandy Gore, Carolyn McCarty, Donna Toothman, Cecily Urbaniak, Doris Ann Fleming, Judy Mclntire, Ann Lehman, Nancy Fitch, Judy Welty, Janis Bock, Carolyn Taylor, Judy Ehrgott, Ann Dreisinger, Patty Soles, Jerri Kilmer, Sally Vest, Ann Tennant, Becky Ross, Jo Anne Hutchinson, Rochet Yeater, Lee Akers. Back Row: Dodie Jenkins, Carol Loudin, Mykie Wilson, Lynne Whoolery, Paula May, Jessie Tucker, Wendy Watkins, Jean Swihart, Vicki Watson, Jill Carpenter, Jo Fultz, Ruth Doolittle, Rachetta Kishony, Carol Spencer, Stephanie Watson, Louise Meisel, Linda Satterfield, Charlene Cort, Patti Hatfield. 9U ,T TteTCOF VICTOR BOARD OF DIRECTORS Row 1: ANN LEHMAN, Secretary, JUDY MclNTIRE— Vice-President, NANCY FITCH—President, CAROLYN TAYLOR—Sergeant-at-arms, JUDY WELTY—Treasur- er. BACK ROW: DONNA TOOTHMAN—Senior Director, CECILY URBANIAK—Scrapbook, DORIS ANN FLAM- ING—Chaplain, JUDY EHRGOTT—Sophomore Director, ANN DREISINGER—Song Leader, JANIS BOCK—Jun- ior Director. The girls' club of our school is kept very busy throughout the year selling candy and stationery, sponsoring the annual Angel Swing, and earning money for their pro- ject, which is a scholarship for a worthy student. This year the group also held a special tea for the new teachers and a banquet in honor of parents. Keyette Sponsor is Miss Betty Lou Knapp. Choraliers selected to sing in CHORALIERS . . . Row 1: Stephanie Watson, Elaine Herman, Nancie Spanabel, Janet Morines, Jean Swihart, Sherrie Hayhurst, Janice Oliver, Ann Lehman, Glorio Herman, Sally Vest, Anne Dreisinger, Mykie Wilson, Jo Helen Pitrolo, Jane Manley, Pom Edged, Carolyn McCarty, Judy Ehrgott, Charlene Cort, Nancy Fitch. Row 2: Betty Lou Knapp, director; Cheryl Smith, Roberta Vincent, Patti Hatfield, Bill Goodwin, Jay Sheldon, Sandy Gore, Michele Cousins, Judy Welty, Mary Ellen Havli- chek, Janet Perry, Louise Meisel, Doris Ann Fleming, Ruth Elaine Doolittle, Susan Fowler, Bill Stout, Edgar Jaynes, Vicki Watson, Dianne Merkerson. Row 3: John Sandor, Scott Messmore, Gory Miller, Jo Anne Hutch- inson, Mary May, Marilyn Leeson, Carolyn Taylor, John Nutter, Richard Ressegger, Mike Riedeman. Row 4: Tom McCullough, Stites Tuckwiller, Gary Earp, Standard Swihart, Blake Boggess, David Caplin, George Michaei, Richard Wellock Bock Row: Hank Wilt, Curtis Brown. Mike Witt, James Martin, Robert Gore, Tom Messmore, Ted Dreisinger, James Merrifield, Claude Lawson. This year has been a very active and rewarding one for our Choraliers. First they were selected to appear in the Centen- nial Chorus and then selected from 1 1 Southern States to sing for the Southern Music Educators in Charleston. Besides per- forming for various school assemblies they also sang for the local Kiwanis Club, The W. Va. Superintendents for State Convention, The Fairmont Womans7 Club, the Business and Professional Women and local Rotary. Students from Choral- iers also appeared in the All State Chorus and the group pre- sented a Christmas Concert at the First Baptist Church and a Spring Concert in May. Miss Betty Lou Knapp is Choralier Di- rector. CHORALIER OFFICERS (pictured at left) STITES TUCKWILLER—Vice-Pres- ident, VICKI WATSON—Scrapbook Chairman, BOB GORE—Business Man- ager, SHERRIE HAYHURST—Secretary, TOM McCULLOUGH—President. 100 Centennial chorus and others . . . ALL STATE CHORUS AND ALTERNATES Pictured at right are: Blaine Robinson, Diane Merkerson, Carolyn McCarty, Jo Anne Hutchinson, Anne Dreisinger, Mi- chele Cousins, Stites Tuckwiller, Ann Leh- man, Tom McCullough, John Sandor, Bloke Boggess, Standard Swihart, Edgar Jaynes, Carolyn Taylor, Bill Goodwin, Marilyn Leeson, Tom Messmore. This year the All State Chorus was held March 23rd in Charleston, W. Va. Practice . . . Proctice . Practice . . . F.H.S. Polar Bear Marching Band In fine formation is the Polor Bear Marching Band ... 90 members strong. At Left: BAND MANAGERS Ensel Hawkins and Ken Dickson talk with Mary May, Drum Major. Below are BAND OFFICERS: LENNIE ROMINO—Assistant Band Com- mander, DONNA TOOTHMAN—Secretary, MR. RONALD D. WOOD —Director, MARY MAY—Drum Major, GLENN LITTLE—President. BAND ACTIVITIES THIS YEAR included performing at all football games, Tag Day, Veteran's Day Parade, Cake-O-Rama, local parades, thuse meetings, Band Day at Fair- mont State, Regional Band Festival, Area Band Festival, Ensemble Festival, Mid Win- ter and Spring Concerts. BAND AWARDS INCLUDED Elkins Forest Festival—3rd place, Marion County Majorette Melee— (1) Best Drum Major (2) Best Corps Routine (3) Best Twirler—2nd place, (4) Twirling Corps—3rd place TRUMPETEERS pictured at right are: Glenn Little, Phillip Hatfield and Mike Noechel. of 1963 RANK COMMANDERS Pictured At Right Are: Esther Morgan, Mary Beth DeLaReintrie, Dan- ny Yaremchuk, Don DeLuca, Wesley Gibson, Dave Clark, John Kisner, Tysen Becker. Below: Mary Moy, Drum Major, leads band on field at East-West Stadium. Majorettes add much to band Mojorettes ottended Bond Comp last summer along with the band and hod this picture taken. Pictured above are Susan Fowler, Patty Sciubbo, Carol Riffee, Suzanne Huey, Donna Toothman, Susan Hess, Mary May, Lee Alkers, Carolyn Taylor, Sharon Christenburg, Cecily Urbaniak, Judy Burchett and Judy Price. Below Left: Mary May shows Best Drum Major trophy to Mr. Wood, the director, while Donna Toothman, head maj- orette, holds the trophy received for Best Corps Routine in Majorette Melee. and school . . . MARION COUNTY MAJORETTE MELEE award was presented to our own Mary May for Best Drum Major by Floyd Prunty, Assistant Supt. of Schools. SENIOR MAJORETTES pose with Mr. Wood, Director, at right. They are Judy Burchett, Patty Sciubbo, Carol Riffee, Mary May, Suzanne Huey, Lee Akers, Donna Tooth- man, Carolyn Taylor Cecily Urbaniak. Majorettes hold their Centennial Banner. V ON! AN StMPU? LIBERI Two new clubs The Girls Athletic Association was formed this year because stu- dents were interested in promot- ing good fellowship and outside in- terest in dancing and other sports. Made up mostly of sophomore girls, the club participated this year in several play-days held at different schools. Mrs. Helen Good- win is the group sponsor. OFFICERS Pictured At Left—LINDA CROSS— President, PAM EDGELL—Vice-President, SA- RAH TIMS—Secretory, GINGER VALENTINE— Treasurer. G.A.A. GROUP Row 1, Sitting: Julia Dirden, Linda Varner, Karen Forte, Judy Asterino, Barbara Copen, Ginger Valentine, Patty VanGilder, Charlena Jones, Sandra Kaminsky, Sandy Klingensmith, Charlotte Haught. Row 2: Cheryl Tate, Linda Dietz, Roberto Wolfe, Claudia Sayre, Diane Mich- ael, Sharon Smith, Sharon Miller, Joyce Butler, Barbara Lee, Martha Barnes, Pamela Ball, Connie Johnson, Deann Mathew. Row 3: Sarah Tims, Barbara Wolfe, Karen Rose, Linda Cross, Charlotte Hugus, Mary Bryant, Gladys Terry, Eunice Green, Marie Efaw, Oretho Horton, Pam Edged, Donna Toothman and Donna Sapp. added at Fairmont Senior High SPIRIT CLUB Row 1: Vicki Watson, Anne Dreisinger, Charlent Mer- rifield, Carol Ice, Donna Sapp, Roberta Wolfe, Cheryl Kesling, Stephanie Watson, Judy Mclntire, Jonie Man- ley, Judy Riggs, Becky Ross, Barbara Plattenburg. Row 2: Linda Deitz, Carol Olsen, Wendy Watkins, Jam's Bock, Delores Popp, Amanda Oakes, Frani Perry, Judy Welty, Claire Wotson, Susan Ullom, Diane Wolfe, Elaine Hermon, Jo Anne Hutchinson. Row 3: Don Miller, Carol Phillips, Dennis Forish, Carolyn McLane, Gail Redmond, Linda Goff, Rachet Yeater, Lee Akers, Avonell Stotler Linda Newell, Paula May. Row 4: Cheerleaders: Patty Soles, Janie McLeary, Bonnie Zimmerman, Mykie Wil- son, Janet Marines, Dodie Jenkins, Jo Fultz. Standing in outer circle from left to right: Beverly Christy, Majorie Duncan, Judy Duncan, Janie Morgan, Sarah Williams, Janet Monell, Glide Tristni, Patty Eddie, Susan Hamil- ton, Susan Fowler, Judy Asterino, Ann Levine, Claudia Sayre, Linda Cross, Patty Fordyce, Sandra Fluharty, Sharon Snyder, Jenny Livingstone, Sandy Gore, Linda Varner, Patty Van Gilder, Loretta Ice, Lynne Whoolery, Carolyn McCarty, Nubby Taylor, Marty Trach, Nancy Decker, Gloria Herman, Patti Pisatelli, Dianne Gracy, Koren Dollison, Karen Boyce, Stephanie Conrad, Sharon Weaver, Lindo Work, Karen Forte, Sarah Tims, Ginger Volentine, Sandra Ice. Standing lost row: Richard Hirt, John Sandor, Blake Boggess, Ronnie Michael, Ike Rob- inson, Jay Sheldon, Bill Goodwin, Larry Rexroad, Edgar Jaynes, Honk Wilt, Gary Johnson, Ted Dreisinger. The purpose of the SPIRIT CLUB is to promote school spirit among the students and to have a better organized cheering section. The group also organized a spirit band, which added much zest and pep to the ball game. Group sponsor is Mrs. Helen Goodwin. Officers are IKE ROBINSON—Pres- ident, CHERYL KESLING—Vice-President, STEPHANIE WATSON—Secre- tary Treasurer. 107 STEPHANIE MARTZ Homecoming Queen This poge is sponsored by Mr. Mrs. William R. Marts Homecoming Court Martz, Principal E. W. Malcolm, Roberta Cosner, last year's queen, Coleman Conrad, Carol Riffee, Jim Tetrick and Linda Cross. Crown bearer was Donnie Fitch. WENDY WATKINS • L Junior Attendant v . . � 1962 Homecoming Court is pictured below. They are from the left: Bill Lawson, Wendy Watkins, Stitles Tuck- willer, Jennifer Kilmer, Bob Gore, Queen Stephanie DORIS ANN FLEMING “Miss Angel” This poge is sponsored by Mr. Mrs. Richard Kesling Dance Highlights . . . The Angel Swing, held each year during the Christmas hol- idays by the Keyettes, was a lovely affair climaxed by the crowning of Doris Ann Flem- ing as “Miss Angel. The dance was held at the Fair- mont Hotel. Pictured at left is the coro- nation with Bob Gore, President of the Student Body crowning Miss Fleming. Below are scenes that were taken during the dance. PROM QUEEN G c This poge sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. Ormus May PROM Who’s Who at F.H.S. ROBERT GORE ANN LEHMAN One of our school's greatest as- sets has been our outstanding stu- dent body president. Bob's hard work ond friendly manner hove helped win much recognition for our school. His numerous activities hove not kept Bob from maintaining on honor roll average. We are sure that Bob will be o greot success in life. Who says beauty and brains don't mix???? If you do, then you don't know Ann. Besides being a worker and organizer, she ranks among the top in her class scholastically. While here at FHS, Ann has won the ad- miration and respect of her fellow classmates. BECKY ROSS Becky, the editor of Maple Leaves, has worked very hard this year to moke the yearbook bigger and bet- ter than ever. Her enthusiasm for her job shows plainly in this year's beau- tiful Centennial Edition. During her years at Fairmont West Becky has been quite active in many clubs. Cer- tainly her years here have been well spent. TOM MESSMORE Although Tom participates in many activities he still manages to rank among the top students in his class. We hope he will be as successful in life as he has been during his three years at FHS. 116 MARY MAY This pretty girl is definitely an asset to our school. As drum major she has led the Polar Bear Band in winning many awards. Her beauty and popularity also gained her the honor of Prom Queen this year. It is no surprise thot Lee is number one in his class, for he is known among the teachers and fellow students for his outstanding mental ability. Besides being so smort, Lee has a pleasant personality, that is sure to help him become a great suc- cess in life. Mykie, our head cheerleader, con be credited with the terrific school spirit we seem to have. Besides being very popular, she has maintained good grades. We are proud to soy she has been a part of Fairmont Senior High Colemon, who is president of the senior class, has tried to make it the best class ever. He takes part in several organizations, and his sense of humor is well-known to all. JUDY MclNTIRE NANCY FITCH Judy, small but mighty, has shown herself worthy of praise for the ex- cellent job as Hi-Life editor. She has also been a class officer and her years at FHS have been busy and useful ones. Here is a girl who has helped whenever and where ever she has been needed. Although accompany- ing Choraliers takes much of her time, Nancy has managed to moin- toin a high scholastic average and actively participated in many clubs. We think she is a good All Around Student. Who’s Who at F.H.S. 117 We Give These “Special Mention” CENTENNIAL EXHIBITORS The students pictured at left presented paintings which were exhibited with the Centennial Exhibit. They are Marilyn Fowler, Robert Rosier, Jr., Frances Perry and Jack Sprigg. Marilyn's and Jack's work were chosen from this area. STATE ELKS LEADERSHIP WINNERS Bob Gore and Carolyn Nubby Taylor, both seniors at Fairmont Senior High, were announced state winners in the Elks Leadership Contest. Both had to sub- mit a 300-word paper and a scrapbook of their activities. This is indeed a big honor for FHS as seldom can one school boast both boy and girl winners the same year. The pair also competed in the no- tional contest in March. BLAINE IKE ROBINSON pictured at right was named to represent our school in the Voice of Democracy Contest sponsored by the Veterans of Foreign Wars. Ike won the school competion from over 50 entries. 118 CUB CHEERLEADERS This year for the first time the student body of FHS selected two sophomores as cub cheerleaders. The girls pictured at left are Jo Fultz and Patty Soles. Both girls have done much to promote school spirit at the early games and have been quite an asset to the school. Some NOON Activities We use the phone . . . But most|y we just mingle and talk . . . Sports • Polar Bear Football Team POLAR BEAR COACHES pictured lL EPPER ' Sn eh 81 0 coach; BILL KERR, Head coach; and BILL KtrrtK , v� SENIOR FOOTBALL CAPTAINS pic- tured above are BILL GLOVER and JIM RUNYON. POLAR BEAR FOOTBALL TEAM Row T: John Rodgers, Louis Gargarella, Don Slate, Jim Johnson, Jimmy Terry, Tom Springer, Jim Leeper, Ray Sloan, Curtis Cantzater. Row 2: Dave Brown, Bill Glover, Dave Sutton, Jim Runyon, Frank Pachuta, Don Poster, Robert Lee, Marvin Harrison, Roger Page. Row 3: John Downs, Lynn Reed, Bronson Reese, Little Jim Terry, Dick Evons, Don Howard, Ron Caldwell, Joe Serdich, James Harton, John Bolling. Row 4: Bob Carpenter, Tom Reese, Eddie Haney, Mike Wright, Mike Pollack, Buddy Jaynes, Henry Rhone, Jack Kerr, Dennis Kellison, John Scott, Jim Rodgers, Bill Kenjoria. Has High Scoring Season THE MIGHTY ELEVEN Row 1: Joe Serdich, Robert J. Lee, Jim Leeper, Ray Sloan, Jim Runyon, Frank Pachuta, Marvin Harrison. Row 2: David Brown, David Sutton, Bill Glover, Donnie Poster. SEASON S RECORD FHS (9 won 1 lost) OPP. 34 Farmington 0 32 Morgantown 14 48 Philippi 14 32 Grafton................................... 7 7 Clarksburg Victory 32 30 Buchannon 13 26 Clarksburg, Washington-1 rving 6 26 Moundsville 6 28 Elkins 21 13 Fairmont East 0 ACTION ON THE BENCH ... as Eddie Haney shouts instructions and pep talk. Game Fairmont 34 Farmington 0 F.H.S. scored their first victory of the sea- son. Bill Glover scored two touchdowns, one on a 71-yard run. Others registering TD's were Joe Serdich, Don Poster and Dennis Kellison. Fairmont 32 Morgantown 14 Morgantown fell victim to the Bears in this big game. Bill Glover, despite an injury, and Dave Brown scored two times each. Poster added the other T.D. Fairmont 48 Philippi 14 Dave scored on dashes of 56, 63, and 87- yards as the Bears won their third game of the season. Ron Caldwell scored on a 33-yard run plus a one-yard plunge. Joe Serdich caught a TD pass. Marvin Harrison booted six extra points. Fairmont 32 Grafton 7 Don Poster scored three TD's and Dave Brown two as the Polar Bears won their fourth straight. Poster scored on runs of 5, 19, and 5 yards, and Dave Brown skirted 14 and 40 yards for his scores. Fairmont 7 Clarksburg Victory 32 Clarksburg Victory proved too much for the Bears as they knocked FHS from the un- beaten. Don Poster produced the only Bear tally on a 15-yard dash as Marvin Harrison converted. FHS at this time had been ranked 6th. Top left: Bill Glover carries boll for TD in Elkins game. Middle pictures of East-West game. Below: Before the big game. Highlights Fairmont 30 Buchannon 13 The Bears rebounded from their loss to Victory and knocked 4th ranked Buchannon from the undefeated. Bill Glover returned to his old form, running 61, 40 and 40 yards for TD's. Dave Brown ran 15 yards for the other 6 points. A safety was scored. Marvin Harrison booted all four extra points. Fairmont 26 Washington-lrving 6 The Polar Bears won number 7 on a Satur- day afternoon of a rescheduled game. Four different players scored: Bill Glover on a 6- yard run, Dave Brown on a 21-yard scamper, Don Slate, a 15-yard dash, and Joe Serdich, 40 yard pass from Dave Sutton. Fairmont 26 Moundsville 6 The Polar Bears, scoring in every quarter, defeated Moundsville. Dave Brown high- lighted the evening with a 65-yard punt re- turn. Sutton, Glover and Serdich also scored. Fairmont 28 Elkins 21 A 15-yard pass from Dave Sutton to Joe Serdich on fourth and seven gave FHS their 6th win of the season. Glover tallied two touchdowns on two one-yard plunges and a 3-yard sweep by Poster. Fairmont 13 Fairmont East 0 A jammed packed East-West Stadium witnessed the Polar Bears outclass their rivals in producing a 13-0 win. Fireworks started in the third quarter when Dave Brown returned a punt 48 yards for a touchdown. Minutes later Bill Glover skirted 13 yards for the sec- ond tally. Marvin Harrison added the extra points to give the Bears their 13. At right: Exciting scenes from the onnual Eost-West gome. Below: After the gome was over . . . Senior Stars DAVID BROWN BILL GLOVER MARVIN HARRISON DAVID BROWN . . 5'6 , 129 lbs. Right halfback. He was a member of the All-County football squad. Dave's running ability brought the Bears through many victories. BILL GLOVER . . . 5'6 , 140 lbs.. Halfback. Bill was a member of the All-County, All-Big Ten, an an All-Stater on the first team. He was catpain of the squad. Bill's best game was against Buchannon when he scored 3 touchdowns. Bill's longest run of the year was 80 yards. MARVIN HARRISON . . . 5'11 , 153 lbs. Left end. Marvin scored 28 extra points dur- ing the season. He was a member of the sec- ond string All Marion team. His nickname was Talented Toe. ROBERT J. LEE . . . 5'10 , 195 lbs. Left tackle. He was a member of the All-Big Ten, and All-County football squads. Robert's best game was against Buchannon, when he scored 2 points for a touchback. FRANK PACHUTA . 6'0 , 185 lbs. Right tackle. He was a member of the All-County football squad, and All-Big Ten. He was also on the third team All-State. ROGER PAGE . . . 5'10 , 162 lbs. Right guard. Roger's best game was against Buchannon. ROBERT J. LEE ROGER PAGE Senior Stars DONNIE POSTER JIM RUNYON DAVID SUTTON DONNIE POSTER 5'6 , 136 lbs. Left halfback. Donnie's best game was against Grafton when he scored 3 touchdowns. He was 5th in county scoring. DAVID SUTTON . 5' 10 , 165 lbs. Quarter- back. Dave was a member of the second string All County. His best game was against the Morgantown Mohigans. JIM RUNYON . . . 5'10 , 148 lbs. He was converted from an end to left guard. He was a member on All County, All-Big Ten, and All State. His best game was against Mounds- ville. POSING TOGETHER FOR LAST PICTURE BEFORE THEY GRADUATE ore these senior players. From left to right. Row 1: Roger Page, Jim Runyon, Frank Pachuta, Marvin Harrison. Row 2: Robert J. Lee, David Sutton, Bill Glover, Donnie Poster, David Brown. Basketball Season is good BEARS 72 59 69 54 55 82 72 79 74 57 46 58 Alumni Weirton Elkins East Fairmont Weston Washington-Irving Victory R-W Grafton Morgantown Elkins B-U Washington-1 rving Grafton Morgantown East Fairmont Victory B-U Weston R-W Philippi SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT East Fairmont POLAR BEAR STATISTICS d % Foul % 4 42 96-69 71 4 41 83-55 66 8 43 60-36 6C 0 47 55-37 6$ 8 35 46-37 8C 0 46 31-18 56 Player Clark,D. Lowson, B. Sutton, D. Serdich, J. Mekenie, A. Howard, D. Merchant, B. Caldwell, R. Sloan, R. Driesinger, T, Others Team Average in Centennial Year HEAD BASKETBALL COACH Bill Reppert MANAGERS OF TEAM PICTURED ABOVE ARE: Jim Varner, assistant manager and Neil Jenkins, head manager. FHS VARSITY TEAM Kneeling: Al Mekenie, Dave Sutton. Standing from left to right: Dave Clark, Ronnie Cold- well, Barry Merchant, Joe Serdich, Bill Lawson, Donnie Howard, Ray Sloan and James Harton. “SENIOR STARS’’ DAVE SUTTON Dove is the senior co-coptoin for the Beors. A three yeor veteran he has proved his capabilities on the hardwood as on the gridiron. A deadly jump shot plus a beoutiful driving layup makes him tough to defense against. A fine middle mon on the fast break, his name will stand out in Fairmont basketball. AL MEKENIE A pesky, hard-nosed, fighting basketball senior, Al has developed into the starting five. As a leoding reserve lost year, he scored over 100 points. A fine set-shot and on arching jumper, Al proves dongerous at all times to his opponent especially when he tokes over the bockcourt assignment. Game Highlights proved season was Serdich (40), Sutton (32) and Mekenie (10) in Clarks- burg game. Dave Sutton Grafton game. Donnie Howard Victory game. THE CUBS . . Row 1: Jim Terry, Tom Loughlin, Mark Troch, Dick Smith, Ronnie Michael, Manager Bill Lewis.Row 2: Coach Tom Newbrough, Ted Shaver, Benny Merchant, John David Johnson, Ted Dreisinger, Tim Garrett, Jim Johnson. full of Thrills and Excitement Serdich (40), Sutton (32), Mekenie Joe Serdich (10) Weirton game. Dave Clark Grafton game. Cubs have successful season too! FHS Matmen see Dick Evans (138 lbs.) in action A good crowd watched as matmen put excitement in games Bill Glover(133 lbs.) pins his opponent action Robert J. Lee grabs his opponent Winner is Frank Pachuta Frank Pochuta holds his man down Kannauf, Evans and Lee walk off floor after match. Coach's bench is tense with excitement Girls turn out to be most faithful followers as many of them have boy friends on the team Wrestling interest mounts through season WRESTLING TEAM ... Row 1: Jomes Mallamo, Joe Asterino, Rondy Kommauf, Steve Soles, John Heim, Bill Glover. Row 2: Dick Evans, Jock Kerr, Frank SEASON'S RECORD Bears Opp. 21 Weirton 22 33 Buchannon 18 30 Kingwood 18 30 Buchannon 18 14 Parkersburg 12 14 Morgantown 32 26 University H. 21 21 Kingwood 31 14 Morgantown 36 21 Elkins 26 36 Elkins 18 21 Parkersburg 18 (7 wins ... 5 losses) Pachuta, Jim Rogers, George Joynes. Also standing in back row is Coach Williom Kerr. INDIVIDUAL SCORING Team Name W L P +t Glover 19 0 61 Pachuta 12 4 46 Brown 11 4 43 ■ Radford 10 1 36 tSoles 12 6 37 tLee 14 4 42 Runyon 7 3 25 Page 4 3 14 Other Winners: (4) Kommauf (3) Springer, Evans (2) Mallamo and Poster (1) Raspa, Rodgers, Terry and Bolling. Won Big Ten, Regional and State Tourna- ment for his class. tWon Regional Tournament for his class. +Won Big Ten Tournament for his class. “SENIOR STARS’’ 135 DIRECTORY OF ADVERTISERS page Ace Exterminators 146 Adams Office Supply 145 Balfour Company 140 Barr-Thomas Lumber Company 146 Becker Manufacturing Company 140 Bell Furniture 140 Bill DeFere Dance Studio 140 Cerro Aluminum 145 City National Bank 142 Coca Cola 148 Davis Furniture 140 Evans Insurance Agency 138 Fairmont Newspaper Company 142 Golden Brothers 142 Grandville Memorial Gardens 150 Grossman's Jewelry 143 Hartley's 149 Hauge's Florist 144 Henry Hardesty 143 Hood Agency 138 Johnny's Sport Shop 141 Ketterings Bakery 143 Klingensmith's Music 144 Lipson's 143 Marinello Beauty Shop 144 Marion Paper Company 141 Martin's Booterie 145 McAteet's 143 Meadow Gold 144 Mid City Recreation 137 Monongahela Power Company 141 Murphy's 144 Ona Dance Studio 144 Owens-Illinois 139 Rowling's Opticianry 142 Security Savings 146 Sixth Street Pharmacy 138 Standard Furniture 147 Stauds 147 Summerfield's Jewelry 147 Thompson Oldsmobile 146 Vogue Shop 147 Westinghouse 148 W. 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A feature of the cemetery is the cross, pictured above. Irrevocable Perpetual care is being established at the City National Bank in Fairmont Sales office: corner East Park and Speedway Dial 363-6206 SPECIAL CONTRIBUTORS Mr. Mrs. Eugene Bock Mr. and Mrs. James H. Ross Dr. Mrs. Kenneth D. Bailey Mr. Mrs. A. J. Kellison Dr. Mrs. J. V. Hayhurst Mr. Mrs. Chester S. Conrad Mr. Mrs. A. B. McCullough Mr. Mrs. Lewis Duncan Mr. Mrs. Ned Watson Mr. Mrs. C. Merle Decker Mr. Mrs. Charles F. Welty, Sr. Dr. Mrs. Carter F. Cort Mr. Mrs. John Morgan Mr. Mrs. Henry Close Mr. Mrs. John R. Heim Mr. Mrs. C. W. McClung Mr. Mrs. N. J. Cristy Mr. Mrs. C. J. Urbanick Mr. Mrs. James W. Berdine Mr. Mrs. U. S. Ash Mr. Mrs. Willard Ayers Mr. Mrs. Henry E. Bachman Mr. Mrs. Howard Boggess Dr. Mrs. J. J. Jenkins Dr. Mrs. Benjamin Kishony Mr. Mrs. H. L. Johnston Mr. Mrs. Griff G. Fowler Mr. Mrs. Louis D. Meisel Mrs. John Plattenburg 151 SENIOR INDEX Akers, Lee 27-44-62-89-95-99-104-105- 107-114 Anderson, Richard 44-96 Andrew, Donald 44 Andrick, Larry 44 Bailey, Kenneth D II 44-98 Barker, William L. 45 Bartholow, Katherine 45 Beach, Janet 45 Beafore, Mary Francis 22-45-96 Beveridge, Mary Sue 45 Bittinger,. Sharon Kaye 45-92 Borelli, Frank 45 Boyce, Sarah Jeanette 45 Brown, Sandra Dee 45-93 Burchett, Judith Ann 45-62-104-105 Bush, Susan Ann 45 Cain, Roger 45 Calvert, William 32-46-88-91-93-98 Caputo, Gloria Jean 46 Carder, Linda Susan 46 Clayton, Vera Faye 46-92 Colasessano, Anthony 46 Cole, Mary Kay 46-97-92 Conaway, Frank H. 46 Conner, Barbara Sue 46 Conrad, Coleman 27-44-46-98-117 Cooper, Sue Ellen 46 Crandall, Carol Diana 46 Cristy, Beverly Kay 22-39-46-47-92-107 Cross, Charles 47 Curtis, Richard 47 Cyphers, Richard A 31-47 Davis, James Robert 47 Decker, Nancy 31-32-48-90-92-107 Deem, Deanna Lee 48-97 DeGarmo, Deborah 32-48-93 DeLaReintrie, Mary Beth 48-97-103 Dillon, Carol Sue 49 Dodd, Bradley 49 Doll, Karen Lee 49 Doolittle, Ruth Elaine 49-95-96-99-100 Dreisinger, Anne 49-99-100-101-107 Duncan, Judith Lee 22-49-92-93-107 Duncan, Marjorie Ann 49-93-107 Earp, Gary Edward 49-92-98-100 Fear, Carol Elizabeth 31-32-49-93 Feltz, Mary Lou 22-49-92 Ferrise, Richard 49 Fitch, Nancy 27-33-34-49-89-95-99-100-117 Fleming, Doris Ann 50-99-100-110-111 Forish, Dennis S. 50-107 Franks, Marvin 50 Futten, Bill 50 Garner, Erma 50 Gerarde, Joe 50 Glover, William 35-39-50-98-122-123 126-127-132-134-135-145 Godwin, Karen Lynn 50-97 Gore, Robert 27-33-51-89-98-100- 111-116-118 Haggood, Sandra June 51 Harrison, Marvin William 35-51-122-123- 126-127 Harter, Peggy 51 Hatfield, Phillip 34-51-96-98 Hawkins, Judy 51 Hayes, Sharon 52 Hayhurst, Sherrie 52-92-100 Haynes, Lee 34-52-98-117 Heard, Paula Eugenia 52-97 Herman, Gloria 52-90-92-99-100-107 Horton, Serita Mae 52 Huey, Suzanne 52-62-104-105 Hull, Betty 32-52-95-96 Hutchinson, Jo Anne 27-33-34-52-89- 96-99-100-101-107 Ice, Carol Elevelyn 52-92-107 Ice, Jane 52 Ice, Judy 52 Jenkins, Dodie 35-37-38-39-53-65- 72-73-99-107-115 Johnson, Marion 33 Johnson, Robert 53-88-93 Kesling, Cheryl 30-39-47-53-107 Keyser, Charlene 53 Kilmer, Jennifer 54-96-109 Kishony, Rachetta 31-32-33-34-54- 95-96-99 Kisner, John 54-96-103 Knox, Tracy 30-54 Kurczak, Jim 31-55 Lane, Judy Carlene 22-55 152 SENIOR INDEX Laughlin, Barbara Lee, Robert J. 55-96 35-122-123-126- 127-133-135 Leeson, Marilyn 27-55-100-101-115 Lehman, Ann 27-27-33-34-56-89- 90-95-99-100-101-1 14-116-143 LeMasters, Derral 56 Libicer, Margie 56-96 Little, Glen Jr. 57-102 Manley, Janie Marsh, Bill Martin, James Lee Martin, Jon Max Martin, Paul Martz, Stephanie May, Mary 102-103- McClung, Robert E. McCord, Norma Jean McCullough, Tom Mclntire, Judy 57-100-107 ................ 57 57-96-100 57 57 54-57-108 51-57-62-100-101- 104-105-112-113-116 ........... 57 57-97 34-57-89-93-98-100-101 27-32-33-34-44-57- 92-96-99-107-117-137 Meadows, Ernest Wayne Meighen, D. D. Meighen, Donna Kay Mekenie, Alfred Merchant, Shirlee Ann Merkerson, Vivienne Dianne 58 58 31-32-58 58 129-130-131 92 33-90- 97-100-101 Merrifield, Carol Ann 58 Merrifield, Charlene 58-107 Messmore, Tom 27-33-34-58-89-96- 98-100-101-116 Miller, Christine 59 Moore, Betty Jo 59 Moore, Judy 59 Morgan, Esther Pauline 59-103 Morgan, Janie 59-92-107 Mowrey, Arnold R. 59 Myers, Sheila Kaye 59 Nagy, Darlene Marie 59 Newhouse, Virginia 60 Noechel, William Michael 60-92 O'Dell, Barbara 60 Oliver, Janice 60-100 Orsini, Norma 60 Pachuta, Frank 35-60-98-122-123- 126-127-133-134-135-145 Page, Neil Roger 35-60-122-127-126 Patterson, Lois Anne 60 Payne, Jeanne 60 Peaytt, Dink 60 Phipps, Patrick 60 Pitrolo, James L 27-60-96 Plattenburg, Barbara 30-61-90-92-95- 107-137-142 MEMORIES ARE MADE OF THIS . . Seniors Dave Brown, Bill Glover, Don Poster and Dovid Sutton will remember forever the days they spent ploying footboll ot FHS. Pnakovich, Leonard 61 Poster, Donnie 1 5-35-61-98-122- 123-127-145 Preston, Judith Ann 61 Pulice, Rose 62 Radford, Larry 62 Reese, Judith 62 Rende, Louis W. 62 Ressenger, Richard 63-88-98-100 Richardson, Houston Stanley 63 Richmond, Rena Rae 63-92 Riedeman, Michael 27-63-98-100 Riffee, Carol 62- 63-104-105-109 Riggs, Judy 63-90-107 Riggs, William D. 64 Rinehart, Brenda 64 Robinson, Doug 64 Romino, Lennie 64-92-102 Ross, Becky 30- 31-32-33-64-89- 92-95- 99-107-116-137 Rotunda, Julie Ann 64 Runyon, James Marshall 14-35-64-98- 122-1 23-127-135-145 Sapp, Donna Paulette 64-92-106-107 Sciubbo, Patty 62-65-92-104-105 Selders, Linda Ann 65 Slate, Sharon Kay 22-65 Snider, Bob 65 Sordi, Ida Jean 65-90 Stalnaker, Enolia Lee 65-97 Steele, Larry 65-98 Stewart, Harry 65 Straight, Ralph 66 Stricklin, Annette Evon 66 Sturm, Richard 66 Sutton, David 35-66-98-122-123-127- 129-130-131 Swihart, Jean 66-89-90-99-100 Taylor, Annette Taylor, Bonnie Taylor, Carolyn Nubby 66-89-95-99-100-101- Taylor, Janis Toothman, Donna Kay 66 22-32-33-66-92 26- 27-33-62- -104-105-107-115- 118-143 66-92 27- 34-56-62- 66-92-99-102-104-105 Trach, Marty 66-90-92-107 Tucker, Harold O. 66 Tuckwiller, Lee Stites 67-96-98-100-101 Urbaniak, Cecily 31-62-67-92-99-104-105 VanGilder, Ann Earlene 67 VanGilder, Karen May 67-92 Wagner, Diana Lynn 67-92-96 Walter, Teresa Lee 67 Watson, Claire 30-67-92-96-107-137-142 Watson, Vicki 68-96-99-100-107 Welty, Judith 34-68-89-95-99-100-107 Wilcox, John Robert 68 Williams, Eddie L. 68-96 Willie, Betty Dale 68 Wilson, Mykie 27-35-37-38-39-44- 65-68-72-73-99-100-107-115-117 Wolfe, Roberta 69-92-106-107 Yaremchuk, Daniel Yeater, Rachel Zannier, Patti 69-92-103 69-95-99-107 69 ISA Science Fair had outstanding exhibits . . . Over 400 students in the Science Department of Fairmont Senior High School participated in the annual Science Foir which was held March 29-30 in the school gymnosium and band room. Many of the students spent anywhere from two weeks to nine months making their projects and pefecting their exhibit. Judges for the two- day event were Mrs. Eleanor Ford, Mr. Cleo D. Hought and Dr. William Creasy who represented the Science De- portment of Fairmont State College. Approximately 5000 people attended the event. MEMBERS OF THE SCIENCE DEPARTMENT who sponsored the Fair are pictured obove. They are Darwin Brookover, Marguerite Stewart William Kerr and Barbara Bennett. Chairman of the Fair was Mr. Brook- over, Physics and Chemistry teocher. BIOLOGY— 1st Place: Man in Space BIOLOGY—2nd Place: Hydroponics Bob Johnson and Edgar Joynes Ruth Elaine Doolittle These were named Winners! CHEMISTRY—2nd Ploce: Ice 3lant Kracy Knox and Gary Earp PHYSICS—1st Place: Young's Modulus , Phillip Hatfield 3ENERAL SCIENCE—2nd Place: Shovel Derrick Tom Messmore CHEMISTRY—3rd Place: Ioniz- ation Connie Mycynoicz GENERAL SCIENCE—1st Place Surveying Topography Bill Jones GENERAL SCIENCE—3rd Place: Metal House in a Storm Beverly Christy PHYSICS—2nd Place: An Effect With Cams Richard Ressengger PHYSICS—3rd Ploce: Spectroscope Robert Webb Jack Sprigg BIOLOGY—3rd Place: Absorption Through a Membrane Sally Vest CHEMISTRY—1st Ploce: Demonstration in Cor- rosion Don Poster ond Coleman Conrad F. H. S. “OLE GRADS” Marie Gargarella '58 Oliver J. Miller '22 Alma Orr Miller '27 Virginia Moran McClung '39 Louise Sellers Rice '20 Robert Varner '36 Sandy Soles '62 Cornelia LoFiego Mary Lou Kurczak Clevenger '42 Virginia Wilson Parker '20 Rosie Jane Oliverio '38 Cicilia Kurczak Brzuzy '40 Mary Manley Dietz '38 Jimmy Allard, Sr. '27 Margery Faust Hamilton '36 Ron Ray Cain '60 Herschel B. Barnes '11 Anna Santella Beckner '39 Charles W. Smith '34 Gretchen Mahaffey Boyce '29 Sue Ann Boyce Romano '53 Thomas L. Gracy '61 Charles Gibbons Wilburn, Sr. '34 Maxine Abel Fowler '31 Betty Lou Knapp Nicole Cousins '60 Margaret Frances Marshall Decker '25 Dr. Warren B. Wysner '42 Chuck Welty '60 Jane Talbott Hamilton '41 Lester Karl, Jr. '38 Robert B. Frey '41 Minnie Nash Frey '44 N. J. Cristy '34 Edgar Norris Jaynes, Sr. '33 Fred J. Glover '26 Gerald B. Reese, Jr. '45 Fred Holland Biggs '33 William Bill Leskovar '47 R. Ryland White '26 Betty Straight Hogan '37 Kitty Lehman Sensil '54 Margy Lehman '60 Dr. John Paul Trach '19 Merry Beth Trach '62 Jo Ann Rowe '48 Mrs. Robert (Fleming) Jaynes '46 Linda Orr '62 Judy Allen '62 Mary Margaret Jenkins Smith '51 Christina Taylor '57 Hilda Boyce Sweikhart '34 Clara Boyce Vergine '35 Betty Wilt Carpenter '40 F. H. S. “OLE GRADS” Jean Carpenter Tonkery '41 Thomas H. Tonkery '40 Robert L. Evans '57 Patty McWhorter Cook '54 Barbara Ann Farlow Renaldo '47 Rodney Leake '56 Helen Potter Rosenberger '42 Sandra Leake '60 Lt. Jg. Robert A. Olsen '55 Ted Leake '61 Charles W Manley '36 Tom Newbrough '51 Martha Jane Moran Leatham '36 Howard Hardesty '40 Edward Ned” Pence '37 Eleanor Garrett '57 John Colasessano '47 Judith Smith '57 Bettylew Ammons Rosenmerkel '37 Carole Sine '57 Marianne Sowers '62 Raymond A. Morgan, Jr. '35 Daniel K. Swihart, Jr. '60 Diana Morgan '60 Betty Tonkery Earle '43 Rachel Whoolery '58 William D. Evans, Jr. '24 Stanley E. DeLa Reintrie '61 The West Virginian Mary Virginia Dowden John D. 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