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

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1966 volume:

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We are reminded everyday as we pass the flag, the statue ot Lincoln, the documentary plaques, and the quotations above the entrance doors that one of the most important ideals at our American way ot life is the access to education. Without this right we at Fairmont Senior High School would not know the pleasures and the rewards that high school lite provides. It has been up to us to take advantage of this opportunity. During the past year we have been challenged to do our best and accept responsibilities along with honors. ln future years we shall review this year- book and think of our high school days and recall the privilege at being an American youth. Class ot '66 FORWARD... .... WE MARCH! BP QlX4.sQl4vnJ we CML Oncol ,Zhou fVVvL'CfY2 if if rgiriirlfwlii ts we-M .ville 75,w,lM ZYLJZ' WWW Wflosfim Wi C' if l D A 'N 5 FQ 5 W -1 Q0 gmzfmt W-Mff ,, a l THE OLD: Fairmont State Normal School in l893 Fairmont, the county seat of Mari- on, is the center of one of the nation's greatest bituminous coal fields. Our city houses Fairmont State College, two city high schools, a public library, and a variety of activiities that meet the needs of the population. The city is made up of 27,477 people who attend forty-six different churches. There are a municipal pool, two stadiums, and numerous golf courses. The parks, playgrounds, and scenic drives through mountains and forests provide much for camera fans. We are a diverse and stable econ- omy built on the versatile skill of an industrious people, THE NEW: Fairmont State College today. x -u 'es' , 'Pb - --an '-ir shun.. 'Ing Mfg, - a, -Q, ' A' ' 6 ' 'L '- . X 7? i ,,.. ' , A - it 'L . ' 1 V - , -W-swxvss , - -I ,,-3, 5335? ,M ,V 3 Fairmont State College is located in the city of Fairmont, W. Va. on a beautiful 80-acre campus. 6 5 lg 5+ 'Y -wr Wiwi l' ' ' ,R lf, .- HIKVA W 'ii i B A t f ti . , rt., g, g 1 sq, vi Y W g , A 'l t r nh! s. Swat? Raw. if' ., Q l L 'i'f 7 Arkwright Mine M :'iA m N if Z ,i iii i . it ' xv f f 1' 1 ii z ' f , M I x- we H' of ff A' Y W , f X, Y, X! 1 ff, iq' 2. R Q Liv f 1. 1 I D ,iii V! al !'a' J ly ik' 1 ., I Main Street.. A 'w Fairmont. , . a growing city i,i 1 r New National Guard Armory. Fairmont General Hospital. 7 r, . 7, W i !?9zzM?he5bfwfm Q .ewes E J 2 QI,-fgqw. 2 1, 5 1 y .,. .,, Physics students experimenting in the lab are kept pretty busy by Mr. Brookover, their teacher. , Eu ., f. ., 1 r-r' A A A -N- wi r y at . r tr y yyy . Pariez-vous francais? Non, c'est dornmage! Mike Ptomey makes use of card cata- log in library. Qfwm-x fi-.va OuchY My finger. a My M i 4 I nm KX ig ,- hw 'Y' '55 Sharon Jones seems to be the center of attraction as she poses for art class. 'E F if e I 1 S F 1 Watch me fly? says Diane Huffman. ganna-sandliwif Bob Fitch and David Laughlin cramming for a test. 9 Come on little wislfibone, rncuke our teom the best. N. ss. 2 K . f Q f at .- ri: -' ,... ' 2 ' 'li' ,,V,I . Ziy 5 .h K. gziry . A . : Q, i J V 5-.Fi A I - E- , S V I? ' f fi ik.. , .5 Ni ' . 'Jim 5935 635. tt- -Q 4. uw. Www , M 3333 . im .. .. , Wg. 4 5,. 5 ' ,Q 177, ., . .Q - . . . '- - ' 2 .W . . . My , ., R .fa .,,-...,o.. M,.,.,., N 3 .,,,, . ff . 11 Yeo, Jude, Yeo, Wilson... yd Dew ' My ' f ' l t. i X T 1 W ff l V' 1 'S fs' R K if s .Q Our high strutting drum major is Eorl McConnell. Leoding our ossenjbly is one of the mony jobs of Bill McCulloug:l'i, Student Body president. .W Q l O rf -ff' l .'. ll .-all-lx Y Mmmhe zlibwefr... During the lunch period 'rl'1ere's dancing in the gym. We Cheer for The BEARS. . .2 POLAR BEARS ..... . . . rn 1414 141414 FW if f fl Q3 . 2 i Al Q . 'XY i n s:. .e.'.y em A ,, ,1 W f, D Avmgwf.-A ':z't'z' fi7?'a'afZ E 1.4-QQMB I I Q' air Qbmzfaf Our spirited student body in assembly thuse. 4 ,Q Much work went into the Key-Keyette Clubs' Hoot. md Pafffegmfm Aff H9 1 , r df rf O r Polar Bear Mascot: Susan Schroeder Everyone is exc ited for the BIG GAME A beautiful start to the Oak Glen game. 13 X, Wwe We Qzffwlvia' ' Students relax in court during lunch breok. Wwwmepxg , sh' A , X sf' W, , , , ,5a-,ei 52 ,315 5 fp . ' Friends gother for refreshments, Studying hord, young mon? 14 0657? ylwfflidf Yes, Miss Brown, l already did my English. VIR ,,vfQ,,,,fl42,, inuvfimxv What a wonderful place to study. Look at surfer, George Lawson, go! l5 Seniors play as Juniors slave . . . to hold the line that is Qzherfw 1 W .f'WePbfz M3 Chuck Holl receives counseling from Mrs. Are they plorming????? Goskm' gm rea M We will olwoys remember our Almo Mater. 'C am' Pfarefv Our lbwziyff if . wwf A fomilior sight or F,H.S. Each of us hos o need for exploring .... And for dreaming .... f i 'gf' ,-W' N ' mga kiimir' n V f -H'+-mv' ge-I ' , .L ivy? x ,V i t xiii 1,7 A ii. V i ' '54 ii,L Q V1 A ' 4 SH, E ' K W? EV, Z: an ,A 2 j K M A fav, Ly W i 1 'fi ,inf W i - V , ' 1' Y. K Miami 2 ' i?i ' ' ' as W if C I7 i 1 in .Mirah 3 4:84 Q ina fi, r. Pauley is New Superintendent of Schools. . As the new superintendent of Marion County schools, Dr. B. G. Pauley is responsible for the administration of the entire school system according to policies and laws established by the Board of Education. Dr. Pauley is married and the father of three children. Before coming to Fairmont, he was an associate superin- tendent in Kanawha County. Pictured below: ln his honor, Dr, Pauley stands in receiving line with Mrs. Pauley and Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Straight, DR. B. G. PAULEY Marion County Board of Education Administration . . .8 Dr. Robert G. Janes Allison B. Frum Dr. Pauley Herchel Rose J. C. Cotrel Stanley J. Urban Administration Head of FH y 5, MR. E. WILLARD MALCOLM Mr. Malcolm has served as principal of Fairmont Senior High School for the past l5 years. He is dedicated to his profession and takes a very personal interest in the welfare of our students and our school. A friendly, warm-hearted man,he is a true friend to faculty and students alike. Our principal is a graduate of West Virginia Wesleyan and holds a Bachelor of Arts Degree. He received his Master's Degree from West Virginia University. His hobbies are reading and sports. Our Princzpal . . I9 Uur New Assistant rinczlval . . . Although Mr. Charlton has been at Fairmont Senior High for only a year, he has proved himself well qualified for the job. He is an able assistant to Mr. Malcolm, our principal, and a friend to all students. His duties include assistance with the supervision of instruction and the continual checking of the attendance records. The new assistant principal is a graduate of Fairmont State College and holds a Master's Degree from West Virginia Uni- versity. Below, he talks with some of our students. Mr. Howard S. Charlton School Secretary In the l4 years that Mrs. Eddy has been school secretary, she has become an almost indispensable part of our staff. Being efficient in performing her office duties, she is admired and respected by all. Mrs. Betty R. Eddy Ujjice Force. . ,O i , tee Workers Hein With Routine Chores OFFICE WORKERS Mrs. Betty Eddy, School Secretary Lauren Riggs Pam Lauzau Rodney Jones Patty Maurer Tina Kirk Ann Manley Gail Cort All Students Use Guidance Services. DELORES GASKIN A.B. M.A. Guidance Counselor HR. Aud.-Seniors Mrs. Gaskin, the guidance counselor, leads a busy life but she insists that she is never too busy to stop and help students with their problems Besides counseling, her work includes planning schedules, advising on college requirements, giving tests, and helping students to prepare for college and life in general. Pictured belovs7 are the girls who work as guidance helpers. They are Mary Kay Belota Darlene Springer, Jon Wilson, Mrs. Goskin, Carol Babcock, Helen Blumetto, and Barbara Asterino. 21 and H eQ2ers. Our Library is Center of CHECKING PERIODICALS are library workers, Dvora Seff and Patty Wolfe, while Jan Ball's job is checking admits and time at the door. 1 il Pictured above are library workers Becky Ratka, lrita Bressler, Shirley Parrish, Pat Branham, Stephanie Alderman, Janet Deem and Eileen ' Martin. Other library workers during the day are Linda Pender, Mrs. Martin, Carolyn Jones, Sudie Knierm, Rosalee Blumetto, Kathy Mclsaac, Virginia Decker, Jean Dent and Elaine Bennett. The Library 22 School Activity . . IRENE S. MARTIN A.B. Librarian Maple Leaves HR, Library-Seniors Regardless of the time of day, the library is oc- cupied with students checking out books, studying or doing various kinds of reference work. The library has had a face lifting this year with a new paint job, new colorful chairs and lovely new drapes. Students assist with much of the routine work that keeps the library in working order. The library has around 7000 volumes, subscribes to 75 periodicals and 8 newspapers. Between l50 to 200 books are checked out daily. Checking in the daily newspapers are Linda Cinelli and Sue Riley. English is cz Foundation or Growth, ALMA K. BROWN ,, ffl AB. English ll American History H.R. lOl-Juniors Please Miss Brown, no homework tonight ,... The English Department ot Fairmont Senior High School plays a sig- nificant role in the lives of all the students. Since English is our native tongue, both grammar and literature are a yearly requirement. In addi- tion, classes are offered to develop creative talents which include public speaking and advanced composition. L7 NANCY FREKER A.B. MA. English ll English Ill HR. l04-Seniors 23 EVA MAE BROWN A.B. English IV HR. 204-Sophomores English Maturity and Progress. .li to LUCILE JENKINS A.B. MA. English lll HR. lOO-Juniors CATHERINE JOHNSTON A.B. English l Public Speaking Thespions T.V. Toss-Up H.R. 9A--Freshmen ROSE MATTH EWS A.B. English ll H.R. 203--Sophomores Students listen to o recording in Public Speaking class. English No, you cc1n't read it, it has to be written. 24 lego, Requirement for All Students. . . PATRICIA McCORMICK A.B. English II Advonced Composition Mosque 81 Govel H.R. Cafe.-Sophomores JAN ET SALVATI REBECCA F. PHILLIPS A.B. General English IV H.R. I2-Sophornores JULIA SHAW A.B. Lotin I AB. English Ill English l Junior Closs Adviser Civics Lotin Club l'I.R. IOA-Freshmen ELIZABETH RICE H.R. 208--Juniors English I H.R. 7A-Freshmen 25 English FRANCES MILLER AB. Latin l, ll, lll Latin Honorary National Honor Society I-IR. IO3-Juniors Foreign Languages Expand Knowledge. MARIAN BELTON MARY VIRGINIA DOWDEN A.B, M.A, A.B. MA. French I French ll, lll, IV French l Club French Honorary H.R. 202-Juniors National Honor Society HR. 2lO-Juniors Because so many countries are coming in closer contact with us, the need for communi- cation has become important, Fairmont Sen- ior High School offers four years of French and three years of Latin. These languages open new roads to us, roads of knowledge leading into different fields of interest. Imagine the pleasure of communicating with others and participating in the customs of their country. This is what is being taught in our language classes. 5 v ' T Studying is hard work in any language. g ix Languages -XMWWMW. Roman history comes alive in Latin Class. Commercial Students Strive far Accuracy. . The Commercial Department in our school gives the student a basic foundation in business and commercial work, Business courses available are bookkeeping, shorthand, notehand and office practice, and of course the most beneficial to everyone, Typing I and ll. All these help prepare our students to enter the keen competition of the business world. Add MADELINE OLIVERIO . B.S. Notehond pw A, shofmand i, ii ,px Milli' Office Practice Hot Lunch Program 9 figures first .... MARY JANE SMITH A.B. M.A. Typing I, ll HR. 2l l-Seniors 27 B.S. MA. Bookkeeping Q Commercial Law W b HR. 207-Seniorsj' X 0 1 f 3, 5 l Tw I el 'TZ Ox Q L' Q49 f Y if Qrilfggqi' Eff? Us or 'ffb WJDUTRI 6' Loi A lr, ,cg I ULU CU 3 0'-C3-r-2 ' W Q rf . js Now, all together class, Commercial llllvlllfl NATHANIEL MAYS 3. XR AJ X Mathematics is the 'jaregrouna' FRANKIE BABCOCK A.B. M.A. Algebra ll Chemistry Math Honorary H . R. 205--Sophomores Sometimes it's just Greek to me. .. I 'Wm B ,, 71- A A 48- 3 'xx' f Max. ,Sig Quiet please ...... we're testnng. LINDA HUBER A.B. Modern Algebra General Math HR. 5A+Fresllmen I L Y I JEAN MINUTELLI A.B. Algebra Junior-Senior Math G I M th enero a H.R. 3A-Freshmen Mathematics E 28 1 - i 0 ur Emjcatzon Th Math Department in our school offers many beneficial courses to all. Included in this department are algebra, plane geometry, trigonometry, business math, bookkeeping, and junior-senior math. These are the essen- tials for ci college preparatory curriculum and for those students interested in commer- cial mathematics, WILLIAM REPPERT A.B. MA, Business Math Head Coach-Basketball, Baseball Assistant Coach-Football Letterman's Club HR. IOS-Sophomores . its r LOIS MUTO A.B,. Algebra Plane Geometry Keyettes HR. 4A-Freshmen as-.A.,,,iAs JOSEPH MUTO AB. Plane Geometry Trigonometry HR. 209--Seniors Well now is everyone ready for that test? l know the answer, 29 Mr. Muto. Mathematics A Peak into the Past The Social Studies Department gives strength for the future by teaching at the past and the present. Classes included here are Civics, World History, American History, and World Geography. ' , ' MW wu.uAM coNnAo AB. World Geography Interact HR, 2A-Freshmen '- 1 A w P JAMES FELTZ Students find many interesting topics in World Geography, AABI M'A' LOUIS JULIAN General Math A.B. M.A. Civics Civics Head Coach--Football, Wrestling CVOSS COUVWTVY Assistant Coach-Track, Golf H-R. 8A-Freshmen Letterman's Club HR, lA-Freshmen A Mr, Julian makes a point in Civics class. l Social Studies 30 yt 3 EDWARD PENCE A.B. M.A. World History Key Club Often students give reports in Mr Pences class H.R. 20i-Seniors ANGELINE SAVERENO A.B. American History World History HR. 102-Sophomores We Discover New Today, science is coming more and more into the foreground of educa- tion. Students at Fairmont Senior High prepare themselves for college and a full lite by taking classes such as general science for freshmeng biology for sophomoresg chemistry for juniors, and physics for the seniors. General science and biology are required while chemistry and physics are electives. Who says this class is easy?????? BARBARA BENNETT A.B. M.A. Biology Junior Class Sponsor HR. 107-Juniors Ag X ,- x get 'ti' if mf 1 Q X se- X X That's the same answer I got ..... DARWIN BROOKOVER AB., B.S. M.A. Chemistry Physics Student Council H.R, IIO--Juniors Science 32 Horizons through Science PATRICIA PHILLIPS AB. General Science Biology HR. I O8-Juniors MARGUERITE STEWART A.B. MA. Bioiogy Proiector Club HR, 13-Juniors GK .gf Miss Sieworf explains the use of microscope to student, Bob Smith, NANCY FRANKMAN AB. General Science HR, I0-Sopnomores 33 Science Students Have cz Variety of The Applied Arts Department covers many interesting subjects. Students strive to develop skills in handicrafts and the trades. For the boys, classes in printing, woodshop and mechanical drawing are offered. Available to the girls are classes in home economics, foods, and clothing. Subjects such as music and art attract those who are interested in im- , proving their talents. MARGARET McLANE A.B. ' Art I, ll, lll Art Club HR. ll-Seniors I ' tl M , ,,,,e cl' MILDRED HALE GGG, this is fun .... Oh, I can hardly wait to eat this. A.B. M.S. Home Economics Sophomore Class Adviser HR. l4-Sophomores Home EC. Art 34 Elective Classes Which Include ARELLA PRUNYI Home Economics Art Art Club ',,,,,N H.R. 6A-Freshmen I 2 KAREN CHRISTIAN 51? usic I Choraliers HR. I O6-Sophomores A Nd RONALD WOOD Qaia Direcror A Boys in printing work with their hands. LYNX s wr -'K 'river 1' .sys X RYLAND WHITE ' A.B. M.A. Graphic Arts Algebra Hi-Life MC1Th Honorary as Printing Music Fine and Applied Arts. . . VANCE COX T8fl Certificate Electronic Shop Electronics Technology I, ll, Ill Electronics Club ABRAHAM MODI B.S. M.A. VAUGHN GASKIN, JR. Mechanical Drawing Computors, gadgets . . . . what next????? Planning a proiect is half the work . . . and fun too. Industrial Arts Ivlechanical Drawing Shop Students Stay T rim and Slim Through HELEN GOODWIN B.S. Physical Education Spirit Club Maiorettes Cheerleaders Physical Education helps develop strong bodies by combining recreation with training through super- vised physical education classes. Participation in such activities as gymnastics, hand ball games and soccer, teaches not only co- ordination and discipline, but teamwork as well. This year national emphasis has been placed on physical fitness. Here at Fairmont Senior High School, cooperation with the plan has been well car- ried out through the varied and complete program of physical education. Girls play in gym class. ROBERT DELORENZO B.S. Physical Education .Assistant Coach: Football, Basketball Head Coach: Track One, two, three, duck ..... Physica! Education . Ask! 'w,5gg H ,f mi, ,, l V hw , F 5 7 Z4 ,- ff g -:aff 4 ,, V ,, V , W fm? e J' ,L ,,,, . V v if :A X ,. f f , , ,,,'Z,, i,A 1 1 ' , ,A lg ,, A . V ,. gi A 7 W7 'H Huang. ,........... ni, 'A' ,, XX nga, J .M WW mv 55? i ZH ,if , , a Seniors Gather at Lincoln -ll Lincoln is a landmark on the path of American history. He is one of the men we must thank for making America what it is today, Abraham Lincoln personifies the American way of thinking-the idea ot liberty and equality for all. Just as Lincoln is a landmark in the growth of our nation, he is a landmark at Fairmont Senior High School. The statue of Lincoln is a convenient place for meeting friends, but it is much more than that. To all of us, this statue should represent a goal, the goal of becoming good citizens. Although Lincoln symbolizes many things to the underclassmen, he means much more to seniors. As we seniors go through our last year at F.H.S., we realize that soon we will be the ones to show the world that the American way is the best way, the o ily way. Throughout our high school years we have gained maturity and experience, and as our days at Fairmont Senior High School draw to a close, we pause to look at Lincoln, and he inspires us to use the knowledge we have gained here in the building of an even better America. Seniors OFFICERS LOU BUNNER Sec reta ry-T reasurer DAVID STRAIGHT President WILLIS JONES Vice-President l X .Q I0 Remember the Past iw' ,ff Q,-4 I,- .y, ,MV If L ,, .Q- S A X, A X ' JW if . 't3:'E..?A M3'fZ'?1'h2wiSW'nw f ,V A V I r DORSEY ABBOTT xv. CHRIS ADDUCCHIO Candy Striper '6 French i '4 French Honorary 'S-6, Future Teachers '15, Hi-Life '6, Junior Exc-C. '5, Jr. Carnival Queen '5, Nationoi Honor Society '6 27 ,, -2 CI 'mvf fi A far f V , , ,ft,,fi , f , W, , .if f I Q I v JAMES EDWARD ALLAN, JR. 5 1 'Veg-p REBECCA ALLARD Candy Striper 'S-6 'J QW -mf ' '9' new CHRISTINE ALVAREZ PEGGY ANDERSON JOYCE ANDREWS Library Worker '11, GAA '4 Candy Striper '5-6, Spirit Ciub '4-5. Art Ciab 6, French I 4, Honorary 'S-6, Hn-Life '5-6, Worker '6, Guidance Worker Spirit Ciub 'A-5-6 tionoi 'Um 1 bi hm... DIS BARBER 'S-6, Spirit ROBERT ARNOLD Chess Ciub '5, French Honorary 'A-5-6, Hi-Life '4-5-6, Key Ciub '5-6, Maple Leaves '6, National Honor Society '6. -Affinia DONNA BARKER Seniors I , 4 , If Jet 2 ui i 14990 5' xi ' K flax , -A gg' A-AY' ROGER BARTHOLOW KAREN ANN BASHAM T 0 Live the Present W '+-afq... FRANK JOSEPH BEAFORE Art Club '4-5-6, French I '6. Band '11-5-6, Electrionici Club '5f6, Letterman lBandl '5-6, Science Club '5-6, Science Fairflst Place '5, 2 ww TY-2 MT' s.. ROGER BECKNER LARRY BEE Art Club '6, Football '4-5-6, Letter- Football lvnanogeri '5-6, Letterman mon '6, Stage Crew 'A-5-6, Tries- '5-6 plans '6, Wrestling '4-5. RHEA LEE BECKNER Art Club '6, Homecoming Court '4, Junior Executive '5, Library Worker '5, Spirit Club '6. 47? f. we 1 ROBERT BELCASTRO Baseball '4-5-6, Chess Club '5-6, Key Club '5-6, Latin Club '4-5-6, Latin Honorary '4-5-6, Letterman '5-6, Math Honorary '5-6, National Honor Society '6, MARY KAY BELOTA Candy Striper '5, French l '11, Homo- raorn Rep. '4-5f6, Kcyettes 'A-5-6, Masque 8. Gavel '4-5-6, Math Han- orary '5-6, National Honor Society '5-6, Girls State '5, ELAINE BENNETT Candy Stripcr '6, Latin C'ub '6, Bal J-6, Cana, J-Q, Library Worker '6, Matti Honorary St Teachers ' . Club '5-6, Spirit Club '4-5-6, Thespiang '6 4-5-6, Latin Honor :J-6, Let- terrnan lBandJ '5-6, tn Honorary Seniors 42 l '5-6, National Honor Society '6 T 0 Dream of the Future. . . DIANE BICE HELEN BLUMETTO WILLIAM BRADSHAW IRITA BRESSLER Candy Striper '5-6, French Honorary Football '4-576, Letterman '5-6, Candy Striper '5-6, Hi-Life '4-5-6, '4-5-6, Future Teachers '6, Home- Track Team 'A-5-6, Lab Assistant '6. Library Worker '61, Praiectionists roorn Rep. '4, Spirit Club '4, Guid- Club '4-5, Spirit Club 'A-5-6. ance worker '6, Keyettcs '6, Na- tional Honor Society '6 'iv-ang? N-emit BETSY BRIDWELL DALE ELIZABETH BROWN JANET BROWN FRANCES BRUNETT Candy Striper '6, French I '6 French l '4, Spirit Club 'A Choraliers '5-6, Art Club '5-6. ,,,,,,, 45 P . Art C French l '4, rrencir' Honorary -Life '6, Keyettos '5-6, Matn lorary '5-6, Spirit Club '4-6, lneapians '6, National Honor Society '6. CAROL BABCOCK Candy Striper '5, French Honorary 5emM Veyettes '4-5-6, Masaue 8. Honorary Junior Exec. 'b, .J A v Latin Club '6, Library Worker '5, Maple Leaves '6, Math Honorary '5-6, Spirit Club '5-6, Prom Court '6, National Honor Society '6. +L. '-:mmf-W 'F A NC- JILL BUTLER Candy Striper '5-6, Homeroorn Rep, '5 6 Hi Lie '5 at'n lub ' 56 f Li C 4-- Theepians 5-6,lChoraliers '6, Keyl Qttes '6. Seniors We, as Members of the Senior Class, 'x LILLIE BUTLER RONNIE CATE ALICE CHAMBERS Candy Striper '5. Wrestling '14, Cross Country fMgr,j '4, Lab Assistant '5-6. RONALD CHRISLIP Art Club '4-5-6 , -...,,gwf.- 'Wharf 'A ' ' ' LAUREN CONNER Choraliers '6, Debate Team '5, Fu- ture Teachers '6, Latin Club '5-6, SOMETIMES CHANGING CLASSES is A LONG WALK . .. SDM, CM, ,Sl Seniors M WILLIAM CHAPMAN Choraliers '5-6, Latin Club '4-5-6, Spirit Club '6. DEAN NA CONNER Art Club '6, Candy Striper '6, French I '11, Spirit Club '4. JUDITH DALE COPEN Are the Leaders 0 F . ... . ,W , 'www GAIL CORT DAVE CRAYTON SHIRLEY CREASY Candy Striper '4-5-6, Choraliers '5-6, Art Club '6, French Honorary '5, l-li-Life '5. Keyettes '5-6, Latin Club '4-5-6, Latin Honorary '5-6, Office Worker '6 Th espians '5-6, Spirit Club '6, an M'-E' ALBIE CROSS JOEL CURRY DAVID DAVIS Baseball '4-5-6, Basketball '5-6, Band '4-5-6, Letterman lBandl '5, Chess Club '5-6, Latin Club '4- Football '4-5-6, Gym Helper '6, French l '4, Proyectionists Club '5-6. Cross Country '4. Latin Club '4, Letterman '4-5-6, Track Team '4, Spriit Club '4. WM' D 1-mia C'1'1'2'l REBECCA DAVIS FRANCES DeCARLO JANET DEEM me A L L E N c R o M E R MARTHAN DAVIS French l '4, French Honorary '5-6, Junior Exec, '5, Keyettes '5-6, Latin Club '6, Math Honorary '5-6, Spirit Club '4, National Honor Society '6. STAN DeGARMO Spirit Club '4-5-6. Candy Striper '6, French I '11, French Art Club '5, Library Worker '6. French I '6, Latin Club '4, Spirit Honorary '5-6, Hi-Life '5-6, Thes- pians '5-6, Junior Exec. '5. 45 Club '6, Stage Crew '6, Wrestling '45 Seniors We Reflect the 12 o Our School wr' Wgwpwftiba ,awww-' -anti? BOB DEMPSEY JEAN DENT JOYCE DICKERSON FIFI DOLLISON Wrestling '4-6 Library Worker '6, Spirit Club '6, Art Club '5f6, Candy Striper '6, Latin Art Club '5-6, Candy Striper '4-5, Club '4, French I '4, French Honorary '5, Homeroom Rep. '4, Keyettes 'S-6, Maple Leaves '6, Prom Court '6, National Honor Society '6. ' We ' ,,,,. . -- V 'din F .. me w e V L f H JJ f ff X fx? 7 2 3 I f f 1 qi' ' f Aw ! ez .,5,.::'. ir,,g.5J1j f fi' . . f Z N ,J Ji' , m fs: 'Y I -2 1 . , , ,W iigh- F 7 ,W ! f fx, 'axe ,K if 2 vi 'Q 4 ,gif if f 6 ,fume fl , van fa fe k'? 'fr:: 1 - 2. J 'K - .Y , ', HH , Q , LARRI PAT DONALDSON JOHN DOOLITTLE DAVID DOWDELL DON DOWNS Band '4'5A6, Choraliers '5-6, French Band '4-5-6, Letterman '5-6, Pro- Latin Honorary '4-5. Football '4-6, Homeroom Rep. '4, I '6, Future Teachers '6, Latin Club jectionists Club '4, French I '5. Key Club '6, National Honor Society '4-5-6, Letterman lBandl '5, Thes- '6. pians '5-6, Spirit Club '6, Debate Team '6, All State Band '4-5, Na- tional Honor Society '6. S f I 9 xi, , ,ti .li CHRIS DROPPLEMAN MARONEE DRUMMOND LORETTA DUSKY CHERI EDWARDS Stage Crew 'A-5-6 Art Club '4-5-6, Candy Striper '4-5-6, Art Club '6, Spirit Club '5-6. Hi-Life '5, Latin Club '4-5, G.A.A. Proiectionists Club '5, Spirit Club '4, Spirit Club '4. 'A-5-6, Seniors 46 to the Community and the World. . . it -M 63 KENNETH FARRIS CAROLYN FAULKNER Basketball '5-6, Football '6, Letter- man '6. 'WW JAMES FLEMING MIKE FORTE HivLife '4-5-6, National Honor So- ciety '6. GENE FAULKNER LIBBY FENTON Band '4-5, Letterman lBondl '5, Projectionists Club '5, Spirit Club '5. JANIS FORTNEY JIM FOX Latin Club '5. Homeroom Rep, '5, Proiectionists Club '5-6, Science Club '4. LINDA FOX BARBARA FRANCIS GEORGE FRAZIER IOHN FREDERICK Art Club '6, Spirit Club '5-6, Charaliers '5-6, French I '4, French Basketball '4-6, Letterman '4-6, Football '4-5, Projectionists Club Honorary '5A6, Future Teachers '6, Track Team '4, Math Honorary '5, '4-5-6, Wrestling '4. Math Honorary '5-6, National Honor Society '6. Seniors ur Goals Are Set H i gh MARY FRYE French Honorary '4-5-6, Future Teacher '6, Homeroom Rep. '5, Hi- Life '5-6, Keyettes '5-6, National Honor Society '5-6, Spirit Club '4-5-6, CECELIA GALLUCCI Qt-4, FRANKIEI YQU Band '4-5, Letterman lBandl '5, Sec,-Treas. Soph. Class, French I '4, French Honorary '5, Future Teachers '6, Homeroom Rep. '4-6, Hi-Life '5, Junior Exec. '5, Keyettes '4-5-6, Prom Court '6, National Honor So- ciety '6, Spirit Club '4. ,li r Ci-lb '5-6 L , S ,Z M L kior ,Ii WG I,---1 MARGARET FROWEN JOY FRITIMAN SUE FREDERICK Candy Striper '5-6, Latin Club '4-5-6, Latin Honorary '4-5-6, Lab Assistant '5-6, Math Honorary '5-6, National Honor Society '6. mania ARE SUCH A GENTLEMANV' KAREN G'-RR'50N EVERYBODY SAY CHEESE . . . BRAD'-EY G'-UVER 48 J and We Aim Z0 Succeed. . . SARABETH GOODWIN Candy Striaer '5-6, Cheerleader '4-5-6, Choroliers '4-5-6, Vice Pres- 1 Soph, Class, French I, 4, French Hon- orary '5-6, Keyettes '4-5-6, Letter- man '5-6, National Honor Society '5-6, Thespians '5-6, Student Body Rep, '6, Girls State '6, Spirit Club '4-5-6, Elks Leadership Contest '6. MALCOLM. YOU CERTAINLY MUST BE PROUD OF THAT ONE, MR. RICHARD GRAY Football '4-SA6, Letterman '4-5-6, Wrestling '5-6, Track Team '4-5-6, Cross Country '4-5-6. RON GRAZIANI EVEN BUSY SCHEDULES HAVE ROOM FOR A BREAK . .. Baseball '4-5-6, Latin Club '4-5, Wrestling '4. ' Wh N-use owns WAYNE GREGORY Track Team '4-6. ur- 'HW VIVIAN DIANE HALE GLENDA HALL DAVID HAMILTON Candy STFIDGF '5- Football '4-5, French Honorary '5-6. 49 ' GLENNA HAMILTON Majorette '5-6, Candy Striaer '5-6, F' Junior Class, Gym Helper '5, HL troom Rep, '4-5-6, Junior Exec. '5, wmecoming Queen '6, Keyettes '54, tin Club '6, Spirit Club '4-5. Seniors ur Years at czirmont Senior JOHN HAMMOND Choraliers '4-5-6, Key Club '5-6, Latin Club '4-5-6, Masque 81 Gavel '5'6, Thespians '5-6. SANDRA HANEY French I '4, Spirit Club '11, LINDA HARDEN Future Teachers '6, Latin Club '4-5, Spirit Club '4-5-6. SCHERRY HASKETT Majorette '5-6, French l '4, Gym Helper '6, Homeroom Rep. '5, Latin Club '6, Library Worker '5, Masque 8- Gavel '5-6, Math Honorary '6, JANICE HAWKINS rt Club '5f6, Spirit Club '4-5-6. Prom Court '6, Keyettes '6, Na- tional Honor Society '6, G.A.A. '4, Spirit Club '45, Amalfi' MW SKIP HEADLEY RICKY HEIM Basketball '4-5-6, Football '4-5, Let- Basketball '4, Choraliers '5-6, Foot- terman '4-5-6, Track Team '4-6. ball '4-5-6, l-li-Life '5, Letterman '4-5-6, Stage Crew '5-6, Wrestling '5-6, Track Team '6. Seniors wa-gp SUE HAWKINS French I '4, French Honorary '5-6, Junior Exec. '5, Keyettes '5-6, Latin Club '6, Maple Leaves '5-6, Math Honorary '5-6, National Honor So- ciety '5-6, Science Fair l3rd Placel '5. TOBY L. HENSLEY 'i- THERESA HARRIS Candy Striper '4-5-6. -au.,-W BETH HAYNES French I '4, French Honorary 'S-6, Keyettes '4-5-6, Maple Leaves '5-6, Math Honorary '5-6, National Honor Society '5-6. SHARON HERZER French I '5, Lab Assistant '6i Band '4-5, Letterman lBandl '5, 50 Candy Striper '5, Are Ones We W0n't Forget. . I ' S ' 97? JOHN HIGH Junior Exec. '5, Latin Club '5-6, Key Club '5-6, Latin Honorary '5-6, Spirit Club '6, Science Fair l2nd Placel '5, National Honor Society '6, 'HK If-9 CHERYL JARRETT Candy Striper 'S-6, Latin Club '4, Library Worker '4, G.A.A. '4, Spirit Club '5. W W4 lv., we ui AMW' My BARBARA HORTON PATSY HOWARD SALLY HUPP Candy Striper '4-5, Gym Helper '4, French I '4, Future Teachers '6, Spirit Club '5-6, Spirit Club '5, American Heritage, Camp '4. CAROLYN JONES LINDA JONES SHARON JONES Art Club '5, French l '4, Gym Helper French Honorary '5-6, Latin Club '6. Art Club '5-6, Maiorette '6, Candy '6, Library Worker '5-6, Spirit Club Striper 'A-5, French I '4, French '5, Honorary '5, Homeroom Rep. '6, Hi- Life '4-5, Prom Court '6, WILLIS JONES Art Club '4-5-6, Vice-Pres. of Senior Class, Future Teachers '6, Home- room Rep. '6, Hi-Life '6, Thespians '5-6, National Honor Society '6, Projectlonists Club '5, Sketch-A- Teers '4. JOHN J. JUKER BARBARA JULIAN TIM KAYUHA Candy Striper '6, Future Teachere '6. Baseball tMgr.l '4, Basketball lMgr.l '5-6, Football lMgr.l '5, Homcroom Rep, '4, Key Club '4-5-6, Letterman '4-5-6, Track Team fMgr,J 'A. 5, Seniors This Year We Arrived at the T op, George Angle Gary Bennett Richard Britton Larry Comes Alberta Ferrlse Peggy Green James Horton Sharon Helms Donald Hoffman UNPHOTOGRAPHED SENIORS Danny Hoult George Johnson Ronald Keener John Malick Kathy Mclsaac William McWhorter Terry Phillips David Radcliff Gail Redmond A MOMENT TO RELAX . . ,AND ABSORB A MAGAZINE, SUSAN KEENER LESTER KELLER Library Worker '4, Spirit Clul: '4-5-6. Henry Rhone Joe Rinehart Richard Rowe Fred Springs James Stuck Ralph Tartt Cheryl Tate Tom Tucker Norman Ware Judith Watts SARA KESTER Spirit Club '5. LAST YEAR'S SPORT BANQUET WAS A BlG SUCCESS. Seniors 52 lwfhf at rr if wi f W 1 and Assumed New Responsibilities. . . Wuq, GEORGIA KIMBREW Art Club '4-5, Library Worker '4, JOHN KIMBREW DARLENE KING Latin Club '4-5-6, Letterman lBandl '5 6 f' Www JQN MARY ALICIA KRAFT MARY FRANCES LAKE RODNEY LANG Band '4-5-6, Candy Striper '5-6, Art Club '4-5-6, Majorette '5-6, Latin French I '4, French Honorary '5-6, Club '5, Library Worker '4. l-lorneroom Rep. '5, Letterman CBandl '5-6, Masque 8. Gavel '4-5-6, Math Honorary '5-6, National Honor Society '5-6. Football '4-6, Band '4-5-6, Candy Striper '5-6, MARGARET KOLB Candy Striper '5, Chess Club '5 Choraliers '4-5-6, Latin Club '4-5-6, Maple Leaves '4-5-6, National Honor Society '5-6, Thespians '4-5-6. DORIS LANHAM French I '11, Spirit Club '4-6. vm ,MSM 77 K MARIA LAPPAS CARL LASHLEY PAMELA LAUZAU CARL LAVORATA Gym Helper '11, Band '4-5-6, Key Club '6, Latin Candy Striper '5-6, French I '11, Band '4-5, Horneroom Rep '4, Let- Club '4-5-6, Latin Honorary '45-6, Hi-Life '5-6, Library Worker '5, terrnon lBandl '5. Letterman fBondJ '5-6, Math Hon- Maple Leaves '6, Office Worker '6, osrary '5-6, National Honor Society Spirit Club '4-5. O 53 SEYZZOFS T hrough Haro' Work and Determination xx' 'Wu -,f Wm ,,..av ,aww 'UQ GEORGE LAWSON ROBERT LEE JUDY KAY LEEDY DEBBIE LOFIEGO Chess Club '5, Football '5-6, Junior Electronics Club '5-6, Candy Striper '5-6, French l '4, Art Club '4-5, Spirit Club '6 Exec. '5, Key Club '4-5-6, Letterman Hi-Life '5-6, Spirit Club '6. '5'6, Projectionists Club '4-5, Junior Carnival King '5 f4ML V'-' r W ,elif ,gr , ' ' ' GARY LUCKEY ANN MANLEY TOM MANUEL RICHARD MARCOZZI Art Club '5, Candy Striper '4-5-6, Art Club '5, Latin Club '6. Hi-Life '4-5-6, Junior Exec. '5, Latin Club '4-5-6, Office Worker '5-6. '40 ,ow M 149 VICKY MARTIN LINDA MATHENY SHEILA MATTHEWS PATTI MAUCK French I '4, French Honorary '5. Art Club '6, Projectianists Club '6, Band '-4-5-6, French I '4, Latin Club Future Teachers '6. Spirit Club '6. '6, Letterman CBandl '5. S erzzors 54 We Achieved the Desired Results. . STUDY HALL IS A HELPFUL PART OF THE DAY. PATTI MAURER Mmmmmm ....,. THAT WAS SO GOOD! Mojoreffe '5-6, Office Worker '6 i Spirit Club '4. RONALD McBEE BARBARA McCARTNEY i ONE OF THE PRIZES FOR THE BEST DOOR DECORATIONS WAS WON BY MISS FRANKMAWS HOMEROOM. Seniors We Arouse Spirit and Enthusiasm by BILL McCULLOUGH RODNEY McDONALD CLINTON McELROY Chess Club '5-6, Choraliers '4-5-6, Football '5'6, Letterman '4-5-6, Art Club '4, National Honor Society President-Junior Class, President- Wrestling '4-5-6 '5-6, Track Team '4. Student Body, Hi-Life '6, Junior Exec. '5, Key Club '4-5-6, Latin Club '6, Masque 8. Gavel '5-6, Math Honorary '5-6, National Honor So- ciety 'S-6, Thespians '4-5-6, Boys State '5, Spirit Club '4-6. ESQ , . EA RENEE McKINNEY PHIL McLANE CAROL MERRILL Future Teachers '6, Girls State '5. Art Club '4-5-6, Latin Club '6, Spirit Club '6. Thespians '6, Stage Crew '4-5-6, Wrestling '5-6, Spirit Club '4-5. LONNI5 McGINNIS .157 PAUL RICHARD MILLER Latin Club '4. ROGER LEE MILLIONE BRENDA MORGAN DAVE MORRIS LARRY BOYD MORRIS Band '4-5-6, Electronics Club '5-6, Art Club '64 Chess Club '5, Latin Club '4-5-6, Latin Club '4. Latin Honorary '5-6, Math Honorary '5 6 Spirit Club '4-5-6. Seniors Active Participation in School Actiirities. . . K fi if 3 uv t I-l?'r PAT NAPPLE JAMES NEELY SHARON MORRIS MARGARET MURRAY Homecoming Court '6, Thosplcns '6. Lotin Club '4-5-6, Lotin l-lonorory Footboll '4-6, Wrestling '4, Track '4-5-6, Spirit Club '5f6. Teom '-1, Spirit Club '4-5-6. ago 'S' CAROL NEWELL HEATHER NICHOLAS KAREN NICKOLICH LEWIS ORR Spirit Club '4. Bond '4-5-6, French I '4. French I-li-Life '6, Spirit Club '4-5, GAA. '4. Letterman '4-5, Trock Teom '4-5-6, Honorary '5, All Stote Bond '5, No- Cross Country '4. tional Honor Society '6. ROBERT OSBORNE ROBIN OWINGS JESS PARK DIANA PARKER Candy Striper '6, French I '5, Hi-Lite Choroliers '5-6, Key Club '5-6. '5-6, Latin Club fe, Spirit Club '4-545. 4-QIHQ Seniors l f 2 A112 . . We Have Gained the Foresight . X N325 x x '5 1-f m iii -we GAYLE PARKER SHIRLIE PARRISH BRENDA PARSONS LINDA LEE PENDER Future Teachers '6, Hi-Life '6, Latin Art Club '6, Candy Striper '5, Library Maiorette '5-6, Candy Strlper '6, Club '6, Spirit Club '6. Worker '6, Spirit Club '6, Proiection- French l '4, Junior Exec. '5, I-IDVOVY igrg Club fg Worker '4-5-6, Maple Leaves '5-6, ps, fy xi A . . H 43 5 M 30 'gf' STUDENTS EAGERLY BUY TICKETS FOR THE OAK GLENN GAME. 'wFzQaa,sa,ar , K P - . N:,, '55 'RLE ly , 'tffit sw xi im '61 3, answer S sms! ' ii V T fl JOHN PERRY PENNY PETERSON O S enzors JANICE PITROLO Candy Striper '5-6, French l '4, Homeroom Rep. '5, Library Worker '41, Maple Leaves '5-6, Proleclionlsts Club '4, Math Honorary '5-6. 58 Prolectlonists Club '11, GAA. '4, Spirit Club '4-5-6, National Honor Society '6, ff' were my ' , Mm I ,rr W, i,,, . . 'Wwe 1, T I 6, r 547 New ' V ,,,: ,M ' ,,o,wf1 W, ANGELA PIZATELLA Choraliers '4-5-6, Horneroom Rep. '4, Junior Exec. '5, Keyettes '4-5-6, Latin Club 'A-5-6, Latin Honorary '4-5-6, Math Honorary '5-6, National Honor Society '6, Future Tecahers '6. to Lead Happy and Useful Lives I ,V ,f KATHRYN PLIVELICH HAROLD PLUM JOHN JOSEPH POKORNY LINDA PRESTON Spirit Club '4-5. Electronics Club '5-6, Hi-Lite 'S-6. Candy Striper '5-6, French I '11, Future Teachers '6, Hi-Lite '5-6, Latin Club '6, Thcspians '5-6, Spirit Club '4-5-6, CAROL PRIESTER Choraliers '5-6, Treas.AJunior Class, French I '4, French Honorary '5-6, Junior Exec. '5, Keyettes '4-5-6, Moth Honorary '5-6, National Honor Society '5-6, Spirit Club '6. Qi .uuen- MICHAEL PTOMEY LIBBY PUCCIO Football '4, Latin Club '6, Letterman French I '4, HifLife '6, Thespians 'S-6, Wrestling '6, Track Tearn '5-6, Guidance Worker '5, Spirit '4-5-6. Club '4. DIANA PYLES Hi-Life '5-6, Spirit Club '4-5. Q-My SAN DRA RADFORD Art Club '5-6, Spirit Club '4-5-6. C 114 CHERYL RATHBURN DIANE RICHARDSON andy Striper '5-6, French l '41, Candy Striper '5-6, French I '4, Fu- French Honorary '5, Gym Helper '5, ture Teachers '6, Hi-Lite '5-6, Junior Hi-Lite '5-6, Spirit Club '4-5. Exec, 5, Latin Club '6, Spirit Club '4-6 59 LAUREN RIGGS Maiarette '6, Candy Stnper '5-6, French I '4, French Honorary '5, Gym Helper '5, Office Worker '6, Spirit Club '4, National Honor Society '6 Seniors , 1 0 Ana, as Groduatzon Approaches, We Stop DANE ROBINSON Art Club '6, Choralicrs 'A 'E 6, Lal Club '5-6, Spirit Club '5-6 JOHN R. ROBINSON Electronics Club '5f6 CAROL ROSS JOHN ROTUNDA Football '4-5, x Ulm KAY ROBINSON French I '4, French Honorary '5, Spirit Club '4-5. ROBIN ROWE Chess Club '5, Choraliers '6, French I '4, French Honorary '5, Keyeftes '5-6, Maple Leaves '4-5-6, Math Honorary '5, National Honor Society '6 fwgffl BETSY RUNNER JUDY LEE SAMS Maiorette '5, French I '4, GAA Art Club '6. '11, Spirit Club '4. Seniors SUSAN SCHROE DER Candy Striper '5, Polar Bear Mascot '6, Choraliers '4-6, Junior Exec. '5, Keyettes '5-6. Latin Club '5-6, Latin Honorary '5-6, Thesplans '5-6, Spirit Club '4-5-6. 60 ,,..,w,w9 LISA ROSE Candy Striper '5, Choraliers '4-5-6 French l '4, French Honorary '5-6 Homeroom Rep. '4-5-6, Keyettes '4-5-6, Masque 8- Gavel '5-6, Math Honorary '5-6, National Honor So- ciety '5-6, Prom Court '6. a.,wW'!Mv DARLENE RUNDLE DVORA SEFF French I '4, French Honorary '5-6, Keyettes '5-6, Library Worker '6, Maple Leaves '5-6, Masque 81 Gavel '5-6, National Honor Society '5-6, Thespians '5-6, White House Youth Conference '6, Z0 Realize Our New bligation. . . SLI! 3-,.-o- Al GLENNA SHEFFIELD JOYCE SHROYER Ar Cub 6 Future Teachers I 21 I I I 5. I I CAR0'-E JEAN SH'-'CK JOHN SMITH GEE, I I-IAVEN'T SEEN YOU FOR FIVE WHOLE MINUTES, Arf Club '6, Spirit Club '4. VICKI. Wwe, W-' RICHARD SMITH STEVE SMITH CYNTHIA JO SPRAGG DARLENE ANN SPRINGER Art CIub '6, Spirit Club '4. Bond '4-5, Latin Club '6, Letterman Qondi' '5, Guidance Worker '6, Spirit lub f4. Seniors - 1 If- . The Obligation to Use the Wi dom JON SPRINGSTON Basketball '4, Choraliers '4, Football '5-6, Homeroorn Rep. '4, Letterman '4-5-6, Track Team '5. JOH N SPROUSE SHIRLEY STAGGERS JIM STALNAKER Choraliers '4, Electronics Club '5-6, Wrestling '5-6. 'QI' WMM., Nw -A-If -AV' i t ROY STOCKING DAVID STRAIGHT Band '4-5-6, Basketball '4, Pres. Senior Class, Football '6, French I '4, French Honorary '5-6, Homeroom Rep. '5, Key Club '5-6, Letterman '6, Masque 8. Gavel '11-5-6, National Honor Society '5-6, Boys State '5, National Merit Semi-Finalist '6, Math Honorary '5-6. WW --ww PAUL STRAIGHT Letterman '6, Wrestling '6, Cross Country '4-6. MARK SUMMERS Chess Club '5-6, Football '6, French l '4, French Honorary '5-6, Junior Exec. '5, Key Club '5-6, Letterman '6, Maple Leaves '5-6, Math Hon- orary '5-6, National Honor Society '5-6, National Merit Semi-Finalist '6. Pdf? SANDI SWIGER CAROLE TALKINGTON Choraliers '5-6, Malorette '5-6, French I '4, French Honorary '5-6, Keyettes '6, Latin Club '4-5-6, Spirit Latin Club '6, Spirit Club '4-5, Club '11, Seniors su is . Sfmt? tte ' 1 -et R , 2' I xg' I tt' g?Q?'341'f+ I ? f 9 21 I TONY TAYLOR Basketball '4, Choraliers '4-5, Home- room Rep. '4-6, Key Club '4-5-6. MARTHA BEA TAYLOR French Honorary '4-5-6, Future Teachers '6, Latin Club '5-6, Latin Honorary '5-6, Maple Leaves '5-6, Math Honorary '5-6, National Honor Society '6. 62 We Have Gained Here aff' i it FRANKIE THOMPSON Art Club '4-5-6, Chess Club '5, Pres, Soph. Class, Future Teachers '6, Hi- Life '5-6, Junior Exec, '5 ,Latin Club '6, Thcspians '5-6, Projection- ists Club '4, Vice-Pres. Student Body '6, Charaliers 'S-6, Spirit Club 'A-5-6, Student Council '4-5-6, All State Drarna Festival Cast '5, Mlvlllww-UMM ROBIN THOMPSON Choroliers '4-5-6, French l '4, Gym Helper '4, Office Worker '4, Pro- jectionists Club '4, Spirit Club '4, G.A.A, '4, JUDY THOMPSON KENNETH THOMPSON LINDSAY THOMPSON L! 'WY ROSS THORNE MVR f-457, CAROLYN JO TIBBS Latin Club '6, Spirit Club RICHARD TICHNELL 'ive GEORGE TIPPNER GUY TOOTHMAN RICKY TOOTHMAN CECILIA TUTALO Football '4, Wrestling '4. Choraliers '5-6, Football '5, Key Homecoming Court '5. glu6b '6, Latin Club '4-5-6, Wrestling 63 Seniors I Becoming Good Citizens Who VW!! ,905 CARL VanGILDER ,Af-4719 -uf MICHAEL VanGILDER ROBERT VonGILDER VICKI VARNER Football '5-6, Letterman 'S-6. French ! '4, French Honorary '5-6, Homeroom Rep. '5-6, Hi-Life '4-5-6, Keycttes '6, Maple Leaves '5-6, Na- tional Honor Society '6, Spirit Club '4. QQ' TNQ., EDDY VINCENT Band '4-5-6, Latin Club '5-6, Maple Leaves '5-6. STEVE VUKOVICH MARY JO WADDELL Electronics Club '5-6, French Honorary '5-6, Future Teachers '6. JANIE WADE Candy Striper '5-6, French I '4, Future Teachers '6, Hi-Life '4-5-6, Latin Club '5-6, Latin Honorary '5-6, National Honor Society '6, Spirit Club '4, SHARI WATKINS Candy Striper '5-6, Choraliers 'A-5-6, Vice-Pres. Junior Class, French l '4, French Honorary '5-6, Future Teach- ers '6, Junior Exec. '5, Keyettes '4-5-6, Library Worker '5, Math Honorary 'S-6, National Honor So- ciety '5-6, Thespians '6, Girls State '5. Seniors tgp-f !9' SUSAN WEATHERHOLT EDDIE WEAVER -IUDITH A' WEAVER Future Teachers '6, Hi-Life '6, Latin Football '4. Art Club '11-5-6, GYFTW Helper '4- Club '6. 64 Keep Our ation Forever Strong f mo TOM WHITEHAIR SHARON WHITELOCK JAN WILSON Art Club '5-6, Spirit Club '6. Candy Striper '6, Guidance Worker '6, G.A.A. '4. I' N DIANNE WINEMILLER PATTI WOLFE Spirit Club '5-6. Charcliers '6, Debate Team '6, Library Worker '6 ,Thespians '6, Spirit Club '6. X! JUDE WILSON Candy Sfriper '6, Cheerleader '4-5-6, French l '4, French Honorary '5-6, Future Teachers '6, l-lomeroom Rep. '4, Junior Exec. '5, Keyeftes '6, Latin Club '6, Leffermon '5-6, Prom Queen '6, Spirit Club '4-5-6. NANCY JOANNE woon GEORGE ZUNDELL AS THEIR HIGH SCHOOL YEARS DRAW TO A CLOSE, SENIORS French i us, Junior Exec, '5, Key STOP AT LINCOLN TO REMEMBER THE PAST AND PLAN FOR Club '4-5-6, Latin Club '6, Letterman THE FUTURE. '5-6, Golf Team '5-6. 65 Seniors W... The Junior Class is JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS GEORGE ZIVKOVICH-President NANCY WATK I NS-Vice-President PENNY COUSINS-Secretary 3 ' E S .2 c,c,,,vN 1 l J 2 5 E T --Abc.. Empty armory now, but the site of the Annual Junior-Senior Prom. J um ors LINDA GRAHAMW-Treasurer Staging a successful Junior-Senior Prom is the goal of the junior class. To reach this goal, the junior does more than just work. He develops and grows not only as a student but as a citizen as well. The Junior Class Bake Sale instructs him in the principles of business, The junior learns also the importance of teamwork and loyalty by participating in sports and cheering on the Polar Bears. The Junior Carnival teaches him a sense of responsibility. His classes give him the knowledge to use his talents to their fullest extent. The night of the Prom arrives. The months of work and study are nearly finished, but the qualities which the junior has been developing through the year continue to grow, making the junior a citizen able and willing to serve his country. the Workzng CMS. . . 'NSTSH N-qw Mary Amos anreu Ball Rutha Barnes Ba rba ra Beckman Vickie Board sis Sw Walter Brown Rnchard Chapman Llnda Crnelln Brenda Clayton Judy Coiborn Gene Con!ey 67 if gg ' ' s fi X The Junior Bake Sale ,,,,..,. K . ,, :.. f- 1.5325 5 , . gzilii . H in , . 5 .sg in ist - J.. . A2 W-:gin -,-. 45 5. 3 53 Kgs N I F SZ -. my 'lil 24 .,,, if so as 5 X i fs Bob Corbin Larry Corley Olan Cottrill Debbie Coughenour Pam Cousins f'5 Nlw as!! 'wi haf Wwunfw Penny Cousins Linda Cover Linda Cox Darwynne Cozad Frank Curry 'wan X ' ' '-153. Randy Dailey Frances D'Arnico Julane D'Arnico Jackie Daroclwa Eugene Decker si ,. nr 5 Q 2 Juniors Hurry, Hurry, can't miss that bus now. 68 fm isi , e -X 5175? C Becky Delligatti William Dent Terri Sue Dick Patti Dillinger 5 s X is cz Big Project Paul Dippolitto Mary Donaldson Darrell Duffy John Duling 'Qui Mary Dunham Paul Ely Ronald Estep Thelma Evans Ilene Fields David Floyd Q. We ,, , E lx .s X l 1 xi 6 an .X J Nl-slzw 7 - ff, Q' 1. J . E rl M A ' we sv 5 -- Y fl fx ,. ie, , Nancy Dreisinger Sw is fm- J' line EN ,RV if 35 . 'N ,N . Oh, for a sweet breath of air. ., - M'Q5'5 ' Torn Dunham A E1 ff V ',, A -wxkg .2 . J ,Wg B, .J ' ' nw, WW 1-f ., ,Ly at Q 2 I H H' ' 'Y ,Q E ,Q LM , , W W K f J! if 'I l, Lwewy H A -V 7' 'V 'T , ,.:,,, f ,. A ,V ig '. 'A ' f f ,'f e P01-'lc' Emefling Fri-ands? Countrymen? Hear me auf . ., we-'S' Frank Evans James Feltz Erma Fetherol PUR Nick Fonte James Forman Nancy Fox 69 Juniors kseli' The School Spirit of Thomas Frederick Ann Freeman Gregory Frye Patty Garcia Dennis Gibson 'TN Charlotte Glover Mary Grandstaff Linda Gray Karen Hale Chuck Hall Kathleen Homil Kathy Handley Jack Hough James Herron Juniors if .tavwfv Barbara Harris Rosalynd Harry Mimi Hartley fir: A t ' Qs 41 s,. ,. 3 we Q, 't X! Harvey Havlichek Gloria Hawkins Aaron Hawkins Joseph l-lermosilla .sim wwwiif We-fail Keith Hood Sonnie Hoskins GGOVQQ l'l0UQll Anlfo Huffmfm 70 the Juniors is High. . . ' wwe .N K .eu Diana Huffman J I J - f r ' ilis f I James lhm Pam Janes Connie Johnson -'RX If Q-LN ,,,,.s,,.-Qs Shirley Huffman Helen Hughes Rita Hugus , .4-of Ax l 5 4,- Yes, I have that answer too. Norman Johnson Elizabeth Jones Junior Jones ,Wm Joyce lce Robert Jack une' Betsy Jenkins Q vw fu r. - 5 Vwwkbgk : - . Q, . Vx el 5- . . ,,,, 5 i . L- 'fx 1 Q2 -- - A 1 William Jones 'V' Linda Kanavy Janice Kendjoria Ronald Kent Diane Keyser Tina Kirk 7 i Juniors The Junior Carnival ,ef fe I'Il take one ticket to that game .... Ronnie Kisner Linda Kisner Deborah Kooec Bill Kunns Susan Leclwner Donald Lombiotte Bill Larrison Karen Lavenclrmeclc Susan Lawson Susan Leeper 'QF' ' Madonna Leonard Libby Libicer Scott Lieving Sharon Little Jenny Liitle Juniors 72 Means Fun or All. . . William Lowther Betty Lucas Elaine Lucente Robert Maddock Donna Mainella MQ, R-...gs Mary Marines Ronald Marino Cindy Martin Eileen Martin Kenneth Martin New Nt? Tom Martin LaNece Mathew Doug McCarty 'iii i- X N gg ...ss XS? John McDougal Bill Mclntire .,......nwv gs,-Sea: Toni Meade Tom Miller Lee Millin Madeline Mocco Guy Moreno Lae :ian Freddie Morrison Polly Morrison Linda Mullins Linda Mumrna 73 Juniors Studies Become Increasingbf 'iii Donna Mundell Linda Murray Gary Musgrave Robert Nease Brenda Neely HW? S 'L' Roger Neptune Linda Nixon Charles Norris Rebecca Norton Larry Orsini Norma Osborne Scott Pagliaro Sheena Patechuk JoAnn Patterson It rains so often at dismissal time, t A Eugene Payne Cheryl Pearl J umors t 74 Important to J uniors. . . fi S ' fl gif 'QPF' v x.,...H-4' we M David Phillips Sandra Phillips iii? 'Nw M l h t d ..,. A On' Om ungry O Oy Theresa Pizatella James Preston Stephanie Priester Patricia Priolette Rebecca Radtkc 'Hum 'V M we Donald Ray John Rende Dana Reynolds Ross Richmond Steve Riedeman Mitchel Riffe James Ripoli David Roberts Mary Robinson Rebecca Romeo J unzors Juniors are Time for coffee break during Parent-Teacher Conference Day. -45 GWB Pamela Rosenberger Douglas Rowe 'if John Rowe Roy Rutherford N 513' Well yes, I think I understand fhm. , . Berry Sandy Lindo Sapp iii Linda Satterfield Linda Sawitski Frank Schmidt Julia Schmidt Lois Selders Nw, Nunn- Richard Shannon Randall Sherbs Marshall Shields James Short John Shriver Juniors Always usy Texan Siburt Linda Sidow Janice Sims Richard Sine Mike Spevock 'T9' new Judy Springs Jeanette Stalnaker George Stewart Dave Sfouf Richard Stuckey I 153' 'radii' Charles Subetto Susie Swiger Craig Sypuit Barry Taylor Paul Taylor Connie Thomas Larry Thompson Cathy Thorne Steve Trough 77 And .,.. hello there ,... Juniors The Prom is the Success wr'- 'F Carolyn Trickett Dave Trimble Dan Turner Donna Valentine Mike Chess Donna VanGilder Shirley Varner Raeanna Vincent Steve Waggoner Ted Waronicki 'Vs Theresa Wasarovich Paulette Waters Nancy Watkins Tina Watson Sherry Wells Libby Whiteley Patricia Whiting 'I'-Zi!! Frank Workman Janice Yost Juniors William Wilson Lynn Wilson Mary Woodward Connie Young Danny Ziccafoose George Zivkovich 78 Storyqfthe Junior Class J It's o bird! It's Q plone! Supermor1???9 8 M '2' 'S 3 h, i g 'L Q Sy! 4 9 S i rf' 5 X working hard? No, hardly working. Well, the Bee ond the Bear 'rook a ride one doy. s H 1 mmm Onward to Victory. 79 i i V i i T he Sophomore Class Shows 6 l2l'1'Y' 3 2 Y, OFFICERS RICHARD POLLACK DAVE LAUGHLIN BECKY WEAVER President Vice-President Secretary Janet Donnie Abel Allard Jean Jeff Amos Amos Brenda Alan Andrews Arnett Susan John Ashcroft Ball xx ', 1' i f f , Dyane James Eddie Jack Pamela Ronda . Jloe Barberia Bartholow Belot Belt Bentel Bilotta Bittlnger J A A 'ff A f BGVQVJY Floyd Sara Stanle Tommieseno Lynanne Jane Y Blumetto Boyer Brown Brown Brown Butcher Byrne Donna Cherie Alan Jack Larry Sanford Dixie Coin Cale Carpenter Carpenter Carr Carr Carter Sophomores 80 m Enthusiasm in Their Classes Mary Ellen Debbie Scott Debby John Cynthia Donald Chapman Clayton Colbert Corbin Coughenour Cousins Cross Sherry Sue Ann Virginia Carol Vicki Terri Tommy Davis Davis Decker Dixon Dodd Donaldson Donaldson Grover Carl Allisyne Greg Betty Dana Lynn Duling Duncan Dunlap Dunnington Duskey Duskey Duvall Gary Margaret Brenda Blanch Linda Carmen David Edgell Ehrgott Ely Evans Farlow Feltz Fimple Robert Valerie Joseph Fitch Fluker Forte Judi Carol Michael Fortney Fox Fox V Donna Fred George Band members on a bus trip . . . Fraternale Frazier Fultz 81 Mb- ful Sophomores They Struggle Along E252 4 YN J ,V .15 ,-'f, . iz . ,mga 2 We Q 9 ,Z fi of A W- lilgln Carol Mary Richard Twila Suzanne Elliott Milton Furbee Garvin Glaspell Glover Golden Goldson Gorby ,. V V, l ., ,W WVQQW? ,7QWWwZ ,A if www K ,ig ,Q A Karen Gerald Roger Nola Cherie Harriet Kyle Gracy Gregory Grove Gump Hamilton Hamilton Hamilton . A , I I g ge , ml V . M l rv V ' . '3 ' 2 Qf. J H J tt Brenda David Mark James Michael Shelby Karen Haney Harris Hart Hartley Hawkinberry Headley Henderson Mary Casey John Mike Roger Barbara Judy Hennen Hensley Hess Hess Howard Huffman Hunsaker -mf Sue Lucy Jerry Van Debbie Janet Q Rodney Hupp Jaynes Johnson Johnson Jones Jones Jones Q,ee Vincent Kay George Joyce Karen Danny Jeff Jones Joy Kendall King King Klingensmith Knierim Margaret Thomas James Mary Diane Robert Barbara David Konya Kraft Krumenacker Kuhn Kurczak Larosa Laughlin Sophomores 82 Knowing They Soon Will Be Juniors. . . Mary Francis Jerry Marsha George Beth Nathan Laughlin Lauzau Leamon Leezer Lemon LeRoy Levine Nancy Donna Phyllis Tim Debbie Barney John Loomis Loury Lowe Mollonee Manley Martin Martino After a morning of classes, students relax in gym during lunch break. Shelly Nancy Earl Samuel Lily Pamela John Matthews Mazurek McConnell McCormick McNeeley Meredith Merrifield Becky Robert Gregory Bob Susan Brenda Randolph Metz Merrill Michael Miller Miller Minico Morgan Pamela Anthony Larry Scott Georgeanne Krista Br: .mda Murray Muto Nash Neose Neptune Nicholas Nickolich 93 Sophonfzores E., They Look Forward to Working Doug Suzanne Donna Alice Susan Julia Mqrghg Nuzum Oftutt Peirce Perkins Pigott Plivelich Poe Richard Jacqueline Herbert Karen Richard Jessica Diane Pollack Powell Pownell Preston Preston Price Pride Before taking student pictures, our photographer talks to each class. Joe Richard Terri Puccio Pyles Radford Kathy PGQQY Robert Reed Reese Reynolds Helen JOl'1l Sue Richmond Riggs Riley Robert Kenneth Edward Sigrid Jerri Marsha Joseph Roberts Robinson Rollins Romino Rose Runvon Sandy Richard Jeane Janet Gary Chuck Leslie Thomas Sargent Satterfield Sauro Sawitski h Sayre Schultheis Sesler Sophornores on the Carnival and Prom . . . Ellen James Patricia Richard Barbara Cathy Robert Shoemaker Shriver Slepesky Smiers Smith Smith Smith Steve John Barry Gary Smith Snyder Soles Soles Mary Kathryn David Casey Spanabel Stalder Stalnaker Stickley . 5 iii' , ,. , ,-,'A, 7 ' HTTVZ' if:-' N, QI :W he :-. , ' 2 HQ' .3 f, r ,,, ..r,. M. is v A , . ', wifi A V , M J ss rf 3,2 Ronald Gary Gary John Stocking Straight Subetto Sullivan Karen Gerra Louis Sandra Swisher Taddeo Takacs Talkington Charles Charles Ernest Louis Taylor Tennant Terry Testa Let's do the Huckle Buck . . Melanie Terry Gqry Peggy Lindg Vicki Delores Thompson Thompson Tiano Tonkery Tootlr-.mon Tork - Travis 85 S ophomores mi! Then They Work and Study. . . sl ,:. we .. ,... r J - . - ,... k ' . .. ' -'A-- 'L'- ' - Y'-1 af' .W I , - 4 Bruce Joseph Janet Robert Jessica Fleeta Johnetta Ullom Urso VanGiIder Vaughan Walker Ware Wqferg lm ..,..X ,. .,.,.. 1 f If A ' X K yo-S s Kay Rebecca Deborah Donnie Judy Bill Nancy Waters Weaver Whitecotten Wildman Williams Wilmoth Wilson les as K X s q N ,sky N. QS t .X .... s. Barry Connie Hershell Barry Laura Arthur Loretta Wilt Witt Woods Woodward Yanero Yaremchuk Yerace -rf? X Donna David Yerqovich Haney fa... Sophamores Y Q i 1 W- ll 3 n l 3, 4 5 ,Ei il lllis ,.... 1 t ,i . ,l , i W, ., vwwtwkw M, iiifw 1 J ,Diaz w .n A M' l trim ,vivgowgnw J-!Q'5i it We f M 'wiflltllittlllg Wrv A . ' J Hey! Whot's the good word????? 86 The Freshmen Have Begun New Phase 0 Lie FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS BARBARA PR I ESTER-Vice-President BETSY Mc I NTl RE-Sec re ra ry-Treasu rer STEVE ENGLE-President by -,jx I . so ' i l . m S 1 Barry Donna Debbie Debbie Robert Thomas Sherrie Alkire Arnett Aschcraft Audia Ayers Barnes Bartholow ' ,i:.wzQe:, ,,.. A' - 1 -,-- S S ff , ' ' 5- - ,Q , ,.,, Us .- i '--' if. 1 .A.A,. R Gerflld Kathleen Debbie Janice Glena Beth Susan Beafore Beatty Bee Belt Bennett Bergman Bradshaw if - S. -- sr' sf 31? ' S li 1 ff: 4-5:-ses, '--:ffl . ,.. 1 it ' ,, . - Li gfie. .W L .-m- C. -' ts ,, 'N l 3 K- B X . ' - l Arii or -- J -1-. - - , I as A ,,- ' K' S I 'A K X 1 B ' fy.. . ' . Eugene Mark Jghn Kay Becki Bill Lorry Branner Brestel Brown Brown Bunner Banner Burnsworth 87 Freshmen The Coming Year Will be ,V , A , - , , wi , ' is ' f SW' ig, J- i ,A , ,.,. Nancy Terry Patty Kristie Joseph Frances Patty Cain Caplan Carpenter Cavalcante Cerisano Christopher Cignfrogcq J . ,.,. 'f f 3 ' 4, ,, . , 555 . iritiwz, 45, 1, 1 ,. ' 1.4, M51 , , we f ' ix . 1, Z 11 ,C ,W , , V , ,, ' qt? Q J J J fi x 4- i 1 'i '11 ' ' tf f vii H1 , V e , ,, James Jan Butch Brian Greg Sally Charles Cimino Clark Clayton Cole Coleman Conaway Conrad Keith Jackie Elizabeth Randy Sally Debbie John Conrad Constable Cook Corbin Corley Cox Cozad A . B fi Debbie Sherry Cheryl David Donna Katherine George Craft Crooks Currey Curry Day Dean Decker - , 1 J, . ,iii Patty Debbie K. C. Sherri David Pat Robert Deem Dickerson Dollison Donaldson Downs Dunham Dunham I A 1, J Q -V f I We f iyyy C J . J'3i3'?'+a - 3 5 5 sg , ,,r7 , V N, F Q 5 2 i 6 2 i 1 is ,ff i U ig' W James David Stephen Julie Jerry Joseph - Harvey Elsey Ely Engle Esultante Feathers Feltz Fields T I J- ,ell , , ii' 1 f V-- - J 4 I :: -r, ,, :Z ' ' 'eff L V , ,,,, , if J K i' 7 ' K '1'f X L Vicki Susan Grey Carl Charlotte Paul Susan Finamore Fleming Fluharty Flynn Frey Frye Gardner Freshmen 88 Important Ones or All of Them . . . s 3 1 , sei in , 'T' .6 ifilftfff' ' . 1. 5553161 f lit? f if 2 if i M 2 gig' . ff Q .,,,, 2 i ' - J' 15':2W5'- X 7 ge, 192 M Sgr Q Betty Pot Gladys Patty Richard Garner Garrison Gibson Gill xi in , f NT,-2 M, s-M Richard Debbie Susan Barbara Gouckenour Gould Gragson Greenley Debbie Glover 1: ,r w f iii?llil'ZWL Stephen Gregory ,,i,,: A , fm' z 1 , iw ' f grwzrlr - . Nm f - -2 f ,gf ' V - - X' i -i W, ' 'iflffzmfr r Elizabeth Gorman Jeffrey Golden l,T' -A l V . ii, Barbara Grimes Janet Griffin W, fi. Q wr , 255599 1 'firm :fw?'wi f Zig e .. , f ,.- f 3- ' . L Donald Hall David Haines Many Freshmen belong to the cadet band . Pam Hall rflw ii A ,,1 1 ' : 5255329115 K 31:4 Ijz' f ,KAN wi ,ie rw f ' ,,., fl' Z z 24 Shirley Hall Ronald Harki Linda Debbie Debbie Dianna Irvin Hough Haught Hawkins Headley Headley Linda Hart Angela Harrold A'r' 'Z' rg. A ,.,, Z, -- f ' 4-we , , i, ' f , b e ,, , fzagilrf g ' I 'l Q, 'i' is' li ' Vg sg Af long - A w r? Jack Bob Hebdon Heffner r',,, i ,, hw ii- ' , 'S - A :i ill Mimi Debbie Mike Richard Beth Heirn Henderson Hermosilla Herndon High 89 Barbara Hood Freshmen Barbara Hillberry They Work and Study H ard, Lunch time is busy time in the cafeteria. J lil 'Tr Royce Hood Arlene Hosey 'o A 2 7f7lkf'fQ?fJ David Hough v W i, , 2 im , , I i ,ffm V f 4.. i 'K A A I V' ' l 'L ' 1 'Mi . L, ,fill , A 53-'fifixA, A 4 - 4- XA, AA Q-in ,Ai , K M 1 I I ,Q A I 50 Q W 4 - it J f-fr iiii Q S A J ' .V A V. , . A A ,,,, ., A , Af i'i V A. J ' L' A , ,,. Ai f' Patsy Joe Mary Shirley James Darrell Huber Hugus Huaus Hulderman Hunt Ice x i 1 . I 5, , V I is f. 7 J f, I A, . by L A A f J f fi' Sgt' J . is sf- J ' ,V ' I ' f V- - r 'v'- g , ,e lk A-fe' David Linn John James Myra Anne Janes Jarrett Jenkins Johnson Johnson Jones ,fi giggy J, gmug gg, K J . L ' iii W A f 717 . Y A A. ,, :fs AILZ A ' ..AiV.V ,JZ A, A ,Z, , V ,,,, Vvull Susan Brenda Donna Ralph Nancy Debbie Jones Kanavy Kerns Kester Keyser King Terry Hov , ' f V- Carl Jackson V' ' 4, J Linda Jones .M f in War? 1 'fir m 4526 .ww WL? Dianna Kiser John Kissinger Freshmen Sudie Knierim as tt? .',,- . Beverly Susan Carol Nikki Koon Lane Lashley Lawson 90 Adding cz Youthful Spirit to FHS .... Timmy Mike Ricky Joe Robert Jack Mike Layman Learnon Leggett Levendosky Lewis Lindsay Loss Frances Mike Debbie Diane Charlotte Tom Sue Lough Lupo Mallamo Mallonee Martin Martin Mays Janie Marilyn Colin Betsy Stephen Beverly Jane McDiftett McDougal McGinnis Mclntire Mercer Michael Michael Chuck Jo Anne Judy Don Gary Donna Linda Miller Miller Mills Moore Moore Morgan Morgan Tom Morrison Don Mutch Linda Neely Go Man Go Freshmen They Look Forward to o Bright Future in Donnie Richard Gary Debbie Janice Rick Terry Nestor Nutter Ocheltree O'Dell Offutt Perry Penis Sherry Linda Kay Susie Phillips Pian Pitrolo Pollock ' 'E QW , g pi ll . r or , 1 .,,,,, ,, .... W Don Allen Barbara Poster Pride Priester Stoney Tom Quinta Rathburn Pete Amy Rosemary Pam Ned Riedeman Rinehart Ripoli Rollins Rose , ,,..,f- nd IJ Barbara Bonnie Henry James John Bruce Susan Sanders Satterfield Saunders Saunders Savio Sayre Send-,ina Lcrw Cindy Donley Robert Barbara HenI'Y Alffn SDOVSI' Sherbs Shultz Slatt Sloan Sloan Smlfh Craig Debbie Richard Mary Paula Chuck Pam Smith Smith Snider Sowers Spiker Springer Stalnaker Pam y Jim Vicki Allen Susan Jackie Ricky Stewart Statler Stout Straight Straight Summers Sypult Freshmen in an Ever Strong and Free America . . . Curtis Sue Joe Eddie Travis Richard Taylor Taylor Tennant Testa Thorne Tinder Larry Tippner Joyce David Terry Frances Hollis John Sharon Tonkery Tucker Turner Urso Vangilder Varner Varner Susie Jon Pom Virginia Robert Mark Greg Viands Vilar Vines Wallo Ward Waronicki Watkins Linda Stephen Brant Darlene Gloria Becky Sandra Watkins Watson Welch Wells West Whetzel White George Don Eddie Joyce Pamela Becky Williams Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilt Ronnie Jan John John Larry Wolfe Woodward Woodward Yost Zaccagnini 93 Bill Withrow Freshmen 'V M C I ,za- Q 0 ' an w N runny L14 nf Ld. Our Student Leaders STUDENT BODY OFFICERS FRANK THOMPSON BILL M CULLOUGH SARABETH GOODWIN V e-President P d S d B dy Representat x mms f- Q, C Q :PQ':'3'f'L N Student Council Student Council Leads Fellow Students Row 1: Bill Wilmoth, Steve Engle, Nancy Watkins, Frank Thompson, Bill McCullough, Sarabeth Goodwin, Debbie Audio, Barbara Priester, Cecelia Galluccia, Betsy Mclntire, Linda Piatt, Susan Gragson. Row 2: Richard Pollock, Willis Jones, Cathy Smith, Lisa Rose, Mimi Hartley, Becky Romeo, Donna Mainella, Vicki Varner, Beth High, Ann Freeman, Becky Weaver, Row 3: Susie Lavencheck, Lou Bunner, Mary Kay Belota, George l Zivkovich, Glenna Hamilton, Sharon Jones, Jill Butler, Kathy Mclsaac, Jan Ball, Margaret Ehrgott, Ronda Bilotta, Row 4: Dave Laughlin, Kyle Hamilton, Penny Cousins, Lynn Wilson, Dove Straight, Gene Conelly, Joe Feltz, Tony Taylor, John Cozad, Lucy Jaynes, Frances Urso, Joyce Wilson, Mr, Brookover, Terry Pizatella, Linda Sidow, Linda Graham. The Student Council is composed of one representative from each home- room plus class and student body officers. Every year they sponsor the annual homecoming and organize the Fairmont Senior High School entries in the November llth Parade. The sponsor of our student government is Mr. Darwin Brookover, PRESIDENT'S CABINET Row 1: Richard Pollack, Steve Engle, Sarabeth Goodwin, Straight, Mr. Brookover, Nancy Watkins, Linda Graham. Bill McCullough, Frank Thompson, Becky Weaver, Betsy Row 3: Penny Cousins, Dave Laughlin, Barbara Priester. Mclntire. Row 2: Willis Jones, George Zivkovich, David Lou Bunner. 97 Student Government Maple Leaves, Yearbook of FHS Keeps fl I J' X P li 5 s QR 1 MAIN EDITORS DVORA SEFF - Assistant Editor Cseatedi JANICE PITROLO - Editor-in-Chief. xi' A staff of 24 students, selected from the entire school by written application and personal interview by Mrs. Irene Martin, faculty advisor, publish Maple Leaves, the official yearbook at Fairmont Senior High School. Stott members work hard throughout the year to make the book attractive and interesting and to give a true picture of school lite. This year marks the second appearance of a collegiate size yearbook. The l965 Maple Leaves was given a First Place Rating by the Columbia Scholastic Press Association at Columbia University in New York City. Members of the staff anxiously await the end of school when the books arrive and they hold their annual banquet. .. h. 71 Sales Campaign keeps entire staff busy selling books, Pictured above are Sue Hawkins, MfS, 5 Martin, Pat Branham and Nancy Burns as they begin daily counting of sales, The Yearis ficiczl Records PRODUCTION STAFF Seated around table from left to right are Linda Pender, Vicki Varner, Sue Hawkins, Becky Rodtko, Penney Kolb, Carol Bill- mon, Jim Feltz, Janice Pitrolo, Robert Arnold, Fifi Dollison, Mrs. Martin, Dvora Seff, Lou Bunner, Shirley Varner and Anne Belton. Planning the pages, identifying the pic- tures, and proofreading are just some of the chores for these girls on production. They ore Shirley Varner, Carol Billmon, Anne Belton and Linda Pender. BUSINESS STAFF Pictured at left are Beth Haynes, Business Manager, Martha Bea Tolor, Robin Rowe, Eddie Vincent, Patty Branham, Mark Summers, Nancy Mazurek, Nancy Burns, Porn Cousins, Sherry Wells. A W 'WrmiXsi5w ,ami ltvf4-...vie llii it M aple Leaves oiiorzol Honor Society Irzduets OFFICERS - DVORA SEFF, Secretary, MARK SUMMERS, Treasurer, MARY KAY BELOTA, President, PENNEY KOLB, Scrapbook Chairman, SARABETH GOODWIN, Vice-President, Limited Members Members of National Honor Society strive to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to promote worthy leadership, and to encourage develop- ment of character in the students of Fairmont Senior High School. This year the club members took a trip to West Virginia University to tour the campus and learn of its new facilities. Mr. Harold Straight is the faculty sponsor. OLD MEMBERS Row 1: Dvora Seff, Sarabeth Goodwin, Mary Kay Belota, Mark Row 3: Ronald King, David Straight, Clinton McElroy, Bill McCullough Summers, Penney Kolb, Mr, Harold Straight. Row 2: Mary Frye, Beth Shari Watkins, Ligq Rose, Haynes, Carol Babcock, Alicia Kraft, Sue Hawkins, Carol Priester. NEW Row 'l: Cecelia Gallucci, Heather Nicholas, Robin Rowe, Vicki Varner, Larri Donaldson, Angela Pizatella, Scherry Haskett, Helen Blumetto, Lou Bunner, Fifi Dollison. Row 2: Mike Forte, Willis Jones, Coleen Bibey, Chris Adducchio, Lauren Riggs, Barbara Francis. Row 3: Robert Honor Soeienf MEMBERS Arnold, Don Downs, John High, Linda Pender, Carl Lashley, Robert Belcastro, Jane Wade, Judy Bucklew, Sue Frederick, Marthan Davis Martha Bea Taylor. I Hi-Li e Publishes School Newspaper. . . Members of Hi-Life work faith- fully to publish the bi-monthly newspaper of Fairmont Senior High School. Other than publish- ing the newspaper, the staff at- tends the Journalism Workshop which is held each year at West Virginia University. This year Mary Frye serves as editor. Mr. Ryland White is faculty advisor, s-vpn, frf EDITORS Robert Arnold, lrita Bressler, Frank Thompson, Jane Wade, Mary Frye, Linda Mumma, Diane Richardson, Mike Forte. Row 'l: Mary Frye, Ann Manley, Linda Mumma, Irita Bressler, Lauzau, Linda Preston, Karen Nickolich, Diane Pyles, Judy Leedy Mimi Hartley, Robin Owings, Kathy Mclsaac, Chris Adduchio, Diane Richardson. Row 3: Mike Forte, Frank Thompson, Willis Frances DeCarlo, Cheryl Rathburn. Row 2: Jane Wade, Pam Jones, Dave Stout, Robert Arnold, Donald Ray. I lOl Hi-Li e Masque and ave! Recognizes the Need for Better Speech Bla A X Iwata , lfXlI'it'3xff'mrr- Seated: John Hammond, Dave Straight, Bill McCullough. Row 1: Babcock, Anne Belton, Alicia Kraft, Scherry Haskett, Dede Amos, Lisa Rose, Mary Kay Belota, Mrs. McCormick. Row 2: Carol Stephanie Alderman, Dvora Seff, Carol Billman. At Right: OFFICERS - DVORA SEFF, President, CAROL BABCOCK, Vice-President, CAROL BILLMAN, Secretary- Treasurer, BlLL MCCULLOUGH, Sergeant at Arms, JOHN HAMMOND, Song Leader. L ,, ....: Q . --t..,, Lisa Rose reads the morning bulletin. M czsque and Gavel . T Masque and Gavel is a speech honorary for all students who excell in recitation and show superior work in pre- sentation ot oral reports and participation in discussions. The members sponsor Better Speech Week, read the morning bulletins and recognize the need for better speech in the classroom. The faculty advisor is Mrs, McCormick. lO2 T hespiczns mphasize H igh School Drama OFFICERS Row 'I: CHRIS ADDUCCIO, Recording Secretary, CAROL BABCOCK, Corresponding Secretary, JOHN HAMMOND, Sergeant at Arms. Row 2: WILLIS JONES, Vice-President, LlBBY PUCClO, Treasurer, DVORA SEFF, President, Membership in Thespians is determined on a point Troupe 42. Each year the members sponsor one three system and an apprenticeship period, All members act play and several one act plays. This year the further the use of drama in school, Since the National Troupe produced a program of drama and music Thespian Society was founded at Fairmont State called Bits and Pieces . The club sponsor is Mrs. College our organization had the honor of becoming Catherine Johnston. vs J - Cf V A s g A X -se N.. ftcgscs- Ieisimwh-'::-Q--img, i r - N Q1-1 S A I-A W W.w.W,o,c c X me ,S H - . g MK A ww . E, f X K v-ww ss News pw-13, K5 Row I: Willis Jones, Sarabeth Goodwin, Frankie Thompson, Chris Donaldson, Jill Butler, Penney Kolb, Carol Babcock, Gail Cort, Adduchio, John Hammond, Libby Puccio, Frances DeCarlo, Bill Scherry Haskett, Patty Wolfe, Peggy Green, Linda Preston. McCullough, Susan Schroeder, Dvora Seff. Row 2: Larri Pat T hespians Decorating Bulletin Boards is Art Club Project Members of the Art Club strive to promote the interest of art at Fairmont Senior High School. By decorated school bulletin boards, attending special workshops and arranging dis- plays, the Art Club makes the students aware of the beauty of art. The faculty adviser is Mrs. Margaret McLane. OFFICERS Row 'lr FRANCES BRUNETT, Secretary, KAREN BASHAM, President, WILLIS JONES, Vice-President. Row 2: JUDY BUCKLEW, Treasurer, FIFI DOLLISON, Sergeant at Arms. Row I: Maronee Drummond, Linda Sidow, Sheena Patechuck, Libby Whitely, Dona Reynolds, Cheryl Pearl, Frances Brunett, Leslie Schultheis, Anne Freeman, Barbara Harriss, Loretta Dusky, Karen Bosham, Barbara Asterino, Janet Deem, Pam Stewart. Row 2: Mary Spanabel, Sharon Whitelock, Brenda Morgan, Judy Sams, Connie Thomas, Glenna Sheffield, Deanna Conner, TeeDee Priester, Vicki Rotk, Cindy Sprogg, Mary Frances Lake, Carol Shuck, Fifi Dollison. Row 3: Donna Franternale, Pom Murray, Art Club Judy Weaver, Diane Mallonee, Patsy Huber, Lynn Ann Butcher, Libby Libicer, Rhea Beckner, Susan Pigott, Joyce Dickerson, Toni Meade. Row 4: Linda Kanavy, Beth Bergman, Debbie Glover, David Haines, Mike Hermosilla, Kathy Thorne, Diane Keyser, Judy Bucklew, Sharon Jones, Mary Lou Marines. Row 5: Janice Hawkins, Kondyse Butcher, Linda Matheny, Shirley Creasy, David Drummond, Penny Peterson, Shirley Parrish, Phil McLane, Frank Thompson, Willis Jones, Ron Chrislip, Ron Estep. Mu Ayha T hero Promotes Higher Math The Math Honorary, Mu Alpha Theta, recognizes interested and out- standing math students. Once a month the club enjoys a program given by a member of the club. The advisors Mr. Ryland White and Mrs. Frankie Babcock guide the group and help to promote the students' interest in Mathematics and related fields. . OFFICERS ANGELA PIZATELLA . . ............ ...... T reasurer BILL MCCULLOUGH . . . ..., Vice-President MARK SUMMERS ...., ...... P resident MARY KAY BELOTA .. .... Secretary Row 'l: Sue Hawkins, Elaine Bennett, Mary Kay Belota, Angela Janice Pitrolo, Robert Belcastro. Row 3: Alicia Kraft, Coleen Pizatella, Bill McCullough, Mark Summers, Martha Bea Taylor, Bibey, Dave Straight, Marthan Davis, Beth Haynes, Carol Barbara Francis. Row 2: Mr. Ryland White, Sue Frederick, Judy Babcock, Dave Morris, Mrs. Babcock. Q Bucklew, Lisa Rose, Lou Bunner, Shari Watkins, Carol Priester, Math Honorary French I Club Studies the French Way of Lje OFFICERS Row 1: K. C. DOLLISON, Secretary, CAROL BILLMAN, President, MlMl HElM, Vice- President, Row 2: NANCY BURNS, Treasurer, MlMl HARTLEY, Sergeant at Arms. Members ot French I Club promote the French language and way of lite. This year the club has three main projects. The first of these is a dinner held at Christmas where all the food served is made from authentic French recipes. The other two projects are a Mardi Gras and a picnic held in the spring. The members also participate in the annual Language Fest at Fairmont State College. Mrs. Marion Belton is the faculty advisor. Row 1: John Cozad, Terry Pettis, Pete Riedeman, Richard Preston, Craig Sypolt, Bruce Ullom, Don Mutch, Titty Lauzau, Rodney Jones, Dave Stout, George Stewart, Norman Johnson, Billy Jones, Gary Straight, Richard Gouckenour, Tim Kraft, Ned Rose, Barry Wilt, Jack Belt, James Elsey, Larry Tippner. Row 2: Shirley Hulderman, Patsy Huber, Charlotte Martin, Linda Graham, Stephanie Alderman, Julane D'Amica, Mimi Hartley, Nancy Burns, Carol Billrnan,aMimi Heim, K. C. Dollison, Barbara Sanders, Betsy Jenkins, Jeanette Stalnaker, Nancy Wilson, Nikki Lawson, Row 3: Karen Basham, Susan Gardner, Brenda Ely, Julia Plivelich, Cathy Smith, Joyce Wilson, Elizabeth Gorman, Linda Haugh, F rehch Clubs Debbie Mallamo, Becki Bunner, Nancy Keyser, Linda Piatt, Row 4: Jean,-Amos, Pam Meredith, Joyce King, Terri Donaldson, Terri Diclcgji' Susie Pollack, Debbie Audia, Elizabeth Johnson, Mary Dun-ham, Susan Lechner, Linda Hart, Pam Rollins, Row 5: Allan Brock, Dick Herndon, Virginia Decker, Lanece Matthews, Nancy Loomis, Mrs. Belton, Barbara Greenley, Pam Murray, Debbie Henderson, Becky Weaver, Debbie Craft, Jackie Constable, Beth Leroy, Caroline Jones, Nancy Roberts, Debbie Manley, Cindy Cousins, Donna Valentine, Susan Lawson, Arthur Yaremchuk, Richard Sargent, John Hess. IO6 Le Cercle Francais Sponsors French Orphan Row 1: Pam Janes, Nancy Watkins, Barbara Asterino, Scherry Haskett, Mark Summers, Carol Babcock, Lynn Wilson, Lou Bunner, Mary Frye, Barbara Francis, Decle Amos, Martha Bea Taylor, Dvora Seff. Row 2: Shari Watkins, Linda Satterfield, Lisa Rose, Sarabeth Goodwin, Betty Sandy, Jenny Little, Suzanne Golden, Margaret Ehrgott, Leslie Schultheis, Debbie Boggs, Patty Garcia, Jude Wilson. Row 3: Frances DeCarIo, Tina Kirk, Linda Sidow, Sue Hawkins, Susan Pigott, Nancy Mazurek, Karen Gracy, Helen Blumetto. Row 4: Chris Adduchio, Linda Jones, Vicki Varner, Bob Arnold, Richard Pollack, Doug Nuzum, Anne Belton. Row 5: Alicia Kraft, Dave Hamilton, George Zivkovich, John McDougal, Beth Haynes, Dave Straight, Marthan Davis, Mary Kay Belota, Tee Dee Priester, Rita Hughes, Carol Priester, Carol Talkington, Miss Dowden. Approximately 50 members of Le Cercle Francais sponsor projects during the year to support their French Orphan. During regular meetings the club promotes interest in French life and language. Each year Le Cercle Francais participates in the language test at Fairmont State College. The faculty advisor is Miss Mary Virginia Dowden. OFFICERS Row 'l: LYNN WILSON, Vice President, MARY FRYE, President, LOU BUNNER, Secretary, Row 2: MARK SUMMERS, Sergeant at Arms, CAROL BABCOCK, Treasurer. French Clubs atin Club Sponsors Roman Banquet Row 1: Paul Taylor, Bobby Roberts, Jim Feltz, George Hough, Tom Miller, Jack Hough, Lee Millin, Grover Duling, Steve Trough, Olan Cottrill, Dane Robinsci, Mike Ptomey, John Duling, Chuck Norris, Guy Moreno, Stan DeGarmo, Mike Hawkinberry, David Haney, Tom Dunham, Eddy Vincent, Row 2: Frank Curry, Patty Priolette, Sue Frederick, Carole Talkington, Dana Reynolds, Nancy Watkins, Raeanna Vincent, Judy Barr, Scherry Haskett, Linda Preston, Marshall Shields, Darlene Springer, Darlene King, Carol Billmon, Lou Bunner. Row 3: Linda Sidow, Nancy Burns, Donna Pierce, Martha Bea Taylor, Elaine Bennett, Anne Belton, Debbie Harris, Frank Thompson, Coleen Bibey, Sheila Matthews, Janice Kendjoria, Row 4: John Hammond, Donna VanGilder, Jude Wilson, Sharon Morris, Margaret Murray, Nancy Dreisinger, Glenna Hamilton, Diane Richardson, Kathy Mclsaac, Becky Radtka, Linda Kanavy. Row 5: Mrs. Shaw, George Zivkovich, Mrs. Miller, Donna Mundell, Linda Cox, Linda Cover, Pam Janes, Stephanie Alderman, Gayle Parker, Susie Lavencheck, Sherry Wells, Marthan Davis, Sue Hawkins. Row 'l: Mike Nease, Bob Belcastro, Eddie Rollins, Guy Toothman, Jeff Knierirn, Tom Manuel, John Malick, Robbie Reynolds, Greg Michael, Ray Alvarez, David Janes, Louie Testa. Row 2: Bill McCullough, Roger Howard, John High, James Krumenacker, Patty Branham, Larri Donaldsom, Jill Butler, Kay Joy, Susan Janes, Dede Amos, Mary Ellen Chapman, Sally Corley, llene Fields, Connie Witt, Robin Owings, Sue Leeper. Row 3: Bill Forman, Carl Lashley, Randy Sherbs, Lauren Conner, Shelby Headley, Jessica Price, Karen Preston, Vicki Dodd, Cherie Cale, Sandy Swiger, Gail Cort, Suzanne Oftutt, Donna Yergovich. Row 4: Dave Morris, David Davis, John Shriver, Susan Schroeder ' orricsks 1 Janie Wade, Ann Freeman, Beth High, Cheryl Pearl, Vicki Tork, Ann Manley, Diane Kuhn, Linda Cinelli, Polly Morrison. Row 5: Debbie Geraau, Penney Kolb, Susan Weatherholt, Angela Pizatella, David Phillips, Gene Conley, Paul Frye, Jim Herron, Chuck Norris, Dave Roberts, Nancy Dreisinger, Dick Sine, Lucy Jaynes, Linda Farlow, Barbara Smith, Karen Henderson, Vickie Board, Betty Sandy, Donna Manilla, Sandra Phillips, Elizabeth Jones, Kathy Hamil, Susan Miller, Donna Cain, Fleeta Ware. Row 6: Phil McLane, David Haney, Stan DeGarmo, Dane Robinson, Bill Chapman, Mike Ptomey. Discipuli Romae promotes the Latin language and the knowledge of Roman customs and history among the students at Fairmont Senior High. The l35 mem- bers of Latin Club have three large pro- jects during the year. They take a trip to Pittsburgh and sponsor the Romand Banquet and have a joint meeting with East Fairmont High School's Latin Club. The faculty advisors are Mrs. Frances Miller and Mrs. Julia Shaw. Row 'lx NANCY BURNS, Vice-President, SANDI SWIGER, President, SUSAN SCHROEDER, Secretary, Row 2: DAVE DAVlS, Sgt.-at-Arms, GAIL CORT, Treasurer, JOHN HIGH, Sgt.-at-Arms. Q 4..?il..z. , LT. Latin Honor Society Tours West Virginia niversinf Row 'l: Sue Frederick, Patty Priolette, Susie Lavencheck, Pam Gail Cort, Carl Lashley. Row 3: Kathy Hamil, Angela Pizatella, Janes, Nancy Burns, Carol Billman, Judy Barr, Kathy Mclsaac Susan Schroeder, llene Fields, Dede Amos, Betty Sandy, Row 2 Sandy Phillips, Lucy Jaynes, Shelby Headley, Martha Bea Taylor, Margaret Murray, Colleen Bibey, Jessica Price, Vickie Board Janice Kenjoria, Donna Cain, Anne Belton, Ann Freeman, Row 4: Mrs. Shaw, Mrs, Miller, Jane Wade, James Krumenacker, Ranky Sherbs, Mike Nease, Edward Rollins, George Hough, Jack Haugh, Dave Morris, Bob Belcastro, John High. The Latin Honor Society strives to encourage the study of Latin in secondary schools and to promote the incentive for a high scholastic average in Latin. The 35 members took a tour of West Virginia Uni- versity this year. Each year the club invites special speakers to their meetings and holds an induction ceremony. The club sponsors are Mrs. Frances Miller and Mrs. Julia Shaw. OFFICERS ANGELA PlZATELLA ....... .,.. P resident CAROL BILLMAN ...... .... S ecretary MARTHA BEA TAYLOR . . . ...... Treasurer CARL LASHLEY ....., .... V ice-President Latin Clubs Keyettes Plan Annual Angel Swing Row 1: Cecelia Gallucci, Mary Frye, Sarobeth Goodwin, Susan Schroeder, Robin Rowe, Lisa Rose, Lou Bunner, Fifi Dollison, Patti Priolette, Miss Muto-Adviser. Row 2: Shori Watkins, Dvora Seft, Linda Sidow, Jenny Little, Angela Pizatella, Glenna Hamilton, Sue Hawkins, Nancy Watkins, Mary Kay Belota, Nancy Burns. Row 3: OFFICERS Lindo Graham, Tina Kirk, Judy Bucklew, Carol Priester, Gail Cort, Ann Freeman, Stephanie Priester, Ann Belton, Lynn Wilson, Carol Billmon. Row 4: Linda Sotterfield, Penny Cousins, Marthan Davis, Carol Babcock, Pam Cousins, Nancy Dreisinger, Beth Haynes. The Keyette Club develops initia- tive, leadership, scholarship and ser- vice in high school girls. The members of Keyettes sponsor the Teachers' Tea, Angel Swing, Mother-Daughter Ban- quet, attend the State Keyette Con- vention and work for many service activities in the community. The club advisor is Miss Lois Muto. Row 1: SARABETH GOODWIN, Song Leader, SUSAN SCHROEDER, Sargeant-at-Arms, MARY FRYE, Vice-President, LISA ROSE, President, SUE HAWKINS, Treasurer, FIFI DOLLISON, Scrapbook Chairman, MISS MUTO, Advisor. Row 2: LINDA SATTERFIELD, Junior Director, ANGELA PIZATELLA, Senior Director, JUDY BUCKLEW, Scrapbook Choirmon, MARY KAY BELOTA, Recording Secretary, LOU BUNNER, Chaplain, BETH HAYN ES, Corresponding Secretory. Row 1: Darwynneggozad, Sandi Swiger, Vicki Varner, Peggy Reese, Becky Weaver, Leslie Schultheis. Row 3: Lucy Jaynes, Nancy Scherry Haskett,f'JilI, Butler, Ilene Fields, Dede Amos, Helen Mozurek, Mary Laughlin, Cindy Cousins, Jude Wilson, Linda Blumetto, Miss Muto. Row 2: Toni Meade, Laura Yonero, Margaret Mumma. Ehrgott, Karen Gracy, Shirley Varner, Vicki Tork, Mimi Hartley, IIO Keyeifres Key Club Develops Leczclershzp in Young Men. . . OLD MEMBERS Row 'l: Bob Belcastro, Dave Phillips, Tim Kayuha, Doug McCarty, Stewart, Ted Waronicki, Robert Arnold. Row 3: John Hammond, Lee Millin, John High, Dennis Gibson, Mark Summers. Row 2: Bill McCullough, David Straight, George Lawson, George Zivkovich, Gene Conley, Don Lambiotte, Joe Parks, Kent Brown, George Tony Taylor, George Zundell. The Key Club promotes service to the school and community and de- velops leadership among young men. Members of Key Club sponsor the Sweetheart Dance and collect tor drives, such as United Fund and Cancer. Each year the members attend the State Key Club Convention. Mr, Edward A. Pence is the faculty advisor. OFFICERS-Row 'I: DAVID STRAIGHT, President, GEORGE LAWSON, Treasurer, DOUG MCCARTY, Junior Representative, JOHN HIGH, Senior Representative. Row 2: KYLE HAMILTON, Sophomore Representative, BILL MCCULLOUGH, Secretary, GEORGE ZIVKOVICH, Vice-President. NEW MEMBERS 'T Rgw I: Kyle Hamilton, Frank Curry, Robert Fitch, Jim Ripoli, Row 2: Carl Lashley, Jack Haugh, Richard Pollack, Jim Feltz, Don David Roberts, Don Wildman, Norman Johnson, Guy Toothman. Downs, Bill Wilmoth, George Hough, Kev Club 17 Chess Club Practices Mental Sport Row 1: Larry Nash, John Shriver, Richard Sargent, Roger Glover, Darrel Duffy, Paul Frye, Mike Hess, Robert Belcastro, Jack Lindsay, Sudie Knierim, Leslie Schultheis, Tina 'Watson, Toni Meade, Billy Jones, Larry Zaccagnini, Tom Dunham, Richard Snyder. Row 2: John Hammond, Tom Sessler, Joe Forte, John Hess, Tiffy Lauzau, Richard Preston. Row 3: Miss Salvati, Barry Hough, Dave Davis, Bill McCullough, Mark Summers, Don Wildman, Robert Dunham, James Short, Rudy Zaccagnini, Richard Pollack, Jack Carpenter, Robert Maddox, Brian Cole, Roger Howard, Arthur Yarenchuck. OFFICERS GREG MICHAEL . . . ......... . . .Treasurer ROGER HOWARD .. ...... Secretary TOM SESLER .... .... V ice-President DQN WILDMAN . . . ..... President Chess Club 2 The Chess Club strives to teach chess and improve the skill of the members and to maintain a chess team to compete with other schools. The 40 members of the club hope to establish chess tournaments this winter. The club sponsor is Miss Janet Salvati. Projector Club Provides Service Group Row 'l: Shirley Parrish, Patty Branham, Darrell Duffy, Ronald tin, Fred Frazier, John Hess, Chuck Miller, Row 3: Joel Curry, King, John McDougal, Scott Colbert, Miss Stewart, adviser, Jim Frank Evans, Jim Fox, Larry Corley, David Laughlin, Anthony Feltz. Row 2: Janice Kendjoria, Linda Forlow, Don Moore, Toni Muto, Tom Dunham, Jim Statler, Rodney Jones. Meade, Linda Matheny, John Frederick, Ronald Estep, Tom Mar- The purpose of the Projector Club is to teach each member the use and maintenance of the various pro- jectors available to the club and to provide a service group in this field for the school. The club sponsor is Marguerite Stewart. OFFICERS DARRELL DUFFY JIM FELTZ JANICE KENDJORIA Vice-President President Secretary-Treasurer Projector Club rzterae is New Bays Club Farmea' This Year INTERAC membership was announced just before the end of the first semester of school by Mr. William Conrad, group adviser. Boys were selected by the faculty. Members of this new service club are Row 1: Mr. Conrad, adviser, Paul Taylor, Larry Carr, Richard Marcozzi, Lester Keller, Norman Ware, Don Allard, Jeff Knierim, Charles Taylor, Roger Howard. Row 2: Dave Davis, Greg Michael, John Doolittle, Chuck Norris, Rocky Marino, Harvey Havilcheck, Keith Hood, Anthony Muto, Jeff Amos, Row 3: Rick Pyles, Doug Nuzum, Richard Sargent, Jim lhrn, Louis Testa, Dick Preston, Mike Ptomey, Row 4: Ronnie Cate, Willis Jones, Frank Thompson, Dane Robinson, Joel Curry, Jerry Learnon. Lab Workers Heay Teachers in Scierztyie Chores. . . ll ICB!!! SRI till 'SN nl The lab assistants help .the chemistry students during the above, they are Bill McCullough, Carl VorJGilcler, David Straight laboratory periods by preparing the standard solutions. They also Tony Taylor, Ronnie Cate, Joel Curry, Toby Hensley, John prepare, repair, and set uD GCiU'Dment for all experiments. Pictured Frederick, Robin Rowe, Bill Bradshaw and Michael Whiting. H4 if w ol Electronics Club ours Westinghouse Row 1: Mike Hess, Frank Beafore, Roger Millione Harold Plum Lee Steve Vukovich Michael Whiting Greg Frye Donald Ray John Robinson, Jim Stalnaker, Mr. Cox, Adviser Row 2 Robert Tommy Donaldson Bill Larrison The Electronics Club of Fairmont Senior High School provides more ed- ucation and interest in the field of Electronics. The club members fulfill this purpose by touring such places as WBOY, Westinghouse, and Mononga- hela Power Plant. A plan for the future is to establish a school radio station. The club sponsor is Mr. Vance Cox. cb-'G' as Q3 David Radcliff CJEUSTS or Scilloscope. James Stalnake adiusts a transmitter M'l4e Hess PO P 'Ue5fl0n5lf1lC1l3 wOrk 1 Future Teachers afflrneriea Plan Careers Row 'l: Dede Amos, Terri Dick, Julane D'Amico, Terri Donald- son, Diane Kuhn, Shari Watkins, Larri Donaldson, Susan Lawson, Lou Bunner, Jude Wilson, Lauren Conner, Row 2: Jenny Little, Linda Sidow, Betty Lucas, Barbara Julian, Susie Weatherholt, Patty Mauck, Patsy l-loward, Barbara Francis, Kathy l-lamil, Anne Jones, Glenna Sheffield. Row 3: Terri Pizatella, Dana Reynolds, Linda Mamma, Rosalynd Harry, Coleen Bibey, Renee McKinney, Martha Bea Taylor, l-lelen Blumetto, Caroline Jones, Cecelia Gallucci. Row 4: Miss Matthews, Diane Richardson, Paul Taylor, Angela Pizatella, Willis Jones, Linda Harden, Frank Thompson, Linda Geldbaugh, Jane Wade, Christine Adduchio, Mary Jo Waddell, Mary Frye, Gayle Parker. Future Teachers of America seeks to enable its members to study and identify the qualities, traits, and aptitudes basic or related to successful teaching. The Fairmont Senior High organization, which re- ceived state and national charters, sponsored a Fac- ulty Tea so the members could talk with the teachers about the teaching profession. The members also have various speakers to come to their meetings. The faculty advisor is Miss Rose Matthews. OFFICERS MARY FRYE, Publicity Chairman, JENNY LITTLE, Secretary-Treasurer, LINDA SIDOW, Vice-President: FRANK THOMPSON, President. Future Teachers i Row 1: Cheryl Rathburn, Becky Allard, Doris Lanham, Connie Young, Becky Radtka, Ilene Fields, Patty Garcia, Judy Barr, Bar- bara Julian, Kathy l-lamil, Glenna Hamilton, Row 2: Jane Wade, Linda Mumma, Cheryl Jarrett, Betsy Bridwell, Shari Watkins, Elaine Bennett, Anne Belton, Chris Adduchio, Linda Kanavy, Jude Many of the girls of Fairmont Senior High School volunteer their services one night a week for two hours to the Fairmont General Hospital. The Candy Stripers take on such jobs as delivering mail and sell- Wilson, Pam Cousins. Row 3: Linda Pender, Donna Mainella, Joyce Andrews, Susie Hale, Elaine Lucente, Nancy Dreisinger, Diane Richardson, Janice Pitrolo, Jill Butler, Frances DeCorla, Maronee Drummond, Nancy Burns, Linda Preston, Penny Cousins, Caroline Jones. ing magazines, running the elevator, and carrying trays. After an advanced training period the Candy Stripers may become Junior Aides. ln this job the girls work more directly with the patients. Row 'l: Barbara Horton, Sue Frederick, Alicia Kraft, Darlene King, Theresa Harris, Dede Amos, Deanna Connor, Patricia Whiting. Row 2: Coleen Bibey, Jan Wilson, Helen Blumetto, Ann Freeman, ll7 Parn Janes, Nancy Watkins, Sheena Jo Patechuk. Row 3: Cathy Thorne, Judy Leedy, lrita Bressler, Joyce Dickerson, Mimi Hartley, Lauren Riggs, Robin Owings, Pam Lauzau. Hospital Aides: Canafy Strqaers Aid Genera! Hospital Stajjf Stage Crew-T he Bays Behind the my Y? F fennr STAGE CREW Row 'l: Joe Puccio, Don Mutch, Gary Ocheltree, Rick Perry, Mar- Rick Pyles, Mark Blankenship. Row 4: Bill shall Shields. Row 2: Bill Wilmoth, Steve Smith, Bruce Ullom, John man, Roger Becknew, Phil McLane. Debate Squaa' Demonstrates Scenes J 4 ' , ,,Si ss ,sly A-fs 52 -,E 1555 i -KI Wilson, Chris Dropple Skill in Formal Argument The Debate Squad furthers debate gtivities in high school and Wolfe, Pat Branham, Tom Sessler, Mary Woodward, Larri Pat represents our school in state confeszs. The faculty sponsor is Mrs. Donaldson, Leslie Schultheis, Richard Pollack. Catherine Johnston, Pictured above are: Don Wildman, Patty ll8 l Junior Executive Plans J unior-Senior Prorn The Junior Executive is composed of two representatives from each junior homeroom and the class officers. Each year the members plan and sponsor the Junior-Senior Prom. Pictured above are Row 'I: Karen Hale, Pam Janes, Linda Graham, Penny Cousins, Nancy Watkins, George Zivkovich, Norman Johnson, Dennis Gibson. Row 2: Debbie Coughenaur, Pam Cousins, Teedee Priester, Jenny Little, Diana Huffman, Mike Spevock, George Stewart, Ted Waro- nicki. Row 3: Carol Billmon, Nancy Roberts, Dana Reynolds, Libby Whiteley, Cheryl Pearl, Nancy Dresinger, Guy Moreno, Rick Chapman. Senior Steering Committee Plans Senior Week The Senior Steering Committee is the hard-working group behind senior graduation. They plan all Senior Week activities and lead the Senior Class. Pictured above are Row 'I: Carl Lashley, Dove Davis, Scherry Haskett, Theresa Harris, Vicki Varner, Lou Bunner, Linda Pender, Elaine Bennett, Diane Richardson, Patty Maurer, Fifi Dollison, Libby Puccio, Joyce Dickerson. Row 2: Albie Crass, Robert Belcastro, Penney Kolb, Shari Watkins, Gail Cort, Frank Thompson, Judy Bucklew, John High, Bill McCullough, Martha l 19 Taylor, Larri Donaldson, Sarcaeth Goodwin. Row 3: Joe Park, Mary Kay Belota, David Straight, Carol Babcock, Chris Adducchio, Coleen Bibey, Helen Blumetto, Nancy Wood, Alicia Draft, Cecelia Tutalo. Row 4: Robert VanGilder, Ricky Toothman, Tony Taylor, John Hammond, Carol Priester, Mark Summers, Willis Jones, Dave Morris, Sara Kester, Carole Talkington, Barbara McCartney, Janice Hawkins. Science Club Learns Through Experimentation Row 1: John McDougal, Bob Ayers, Frank Evans, George Williams, Louis Testa, Robert Roberts, Joseph Urso, John Martino, Steve Mercer, Bill Withrow, Jeff Golcen, Tim Kraft, Robert Dunham, Barry Soles, Dick Herndon, Row 2: Miss Frankman, Charles Con- rad, Tom Rathburn, Mark Waronicki, Richard Pollack, Frank Beatore, Paul Frye, Suzanne Golden, Leslie Schultheis, Glena Bennet, Anthony Muto, Barbara Sanders, Sharon Varner, Julie Esultante, Sherry Donaldson, Becky Wetzel, Sudie Knierim, Vir- ginia Decker. Row 3: Mike Lupo, Jack Carpenter, Bob Fitch, Dave OFFICERS Laughlin, Pam Murray, Jan Woodward, Mary Spanabel, Debbie King, Susan Lane, Linda Cox. Row 4: Dana Duskey, Nathan Levine, Gary Soles, Doug Nuzum, James Short, Gary Ocheltree, Larry Zaccagnini, Mary Hugus, Carol Lashley, Susie Viands, Alan Pride, Row 5: Ray Alvarez, Tom Morrison, John Savio, Joe Feltz, Steve Trough, Don Wildman, Kathy Stalder, Peggy Tonkery, Becky Wilt, Becky Metz, Donna Pierce, Diane Baibario, Patty Carpenter, Jean Amos. The Science Club of Fairmont Senior High School strives to carry out the pro- gram of Science Clubs of America. The members not only increase their knowl- edge of science but also learn to per- fect their skills. They have such campus projects as cleaning the stream and touring places of interest. The faculty adviser of the group is Miss Nancy Frankman. Row 1: ANTHONY MUTO, Treasurer, RICHARD POLLACK, Executive Council, FRANK BEAFORE, Executive Council, PAUL FRYE, Executive Council, LOUIE TESTA, Council Chairman. Row 2: MISS FRANKMAN, Advisor, SUZANNE GOLDEN, His- torian, LESLIE SCHULTHEIS, Reporter, NATHAN LEVINE, Quartermaster, VIRGINIA DECKER, Librarian, LINDA COX, Secretary. Science Club Scratches Encourages Creative Writing. . . Row 1: Don Downs, Lou Bunner, Gail Cort, Angela Pizatella, Pen- Morris, Row 3: Janice Pitrolo, Dave Davis, Patty Mack, Diane ney Kolb, Mary Lake, Betsy Bridwell, Dvora Seff. Row 2: Barbara Richardson, Glenna Hamilton, Mark Summers, John Hammond, Horton Susan Weotherholt, John Robinson, Susan Schroeder, Shari Skip Headley, Mary Kay Belota. Watkins, Glenna Sheffield, Libby Puccio, Heather Nicholas, Sharon Members ot the Scratches Staff are all of the members of the advanced composition classes. They are editing a literary Journal which will contain selected creative writing of the students of FHS. MARK SUMMERS ,,.. .... B usiness Manager MARY KAY BELOTA .. . .... Business Manager DIANE RICHARDSON . . . ...,...... Co-Editor PENNEY KOLB ...,, .,...... C o-Editor Literary Club With the Sound 0fMusic, Choralierv Row 1: Barbara Francis, Mary Dunham, Peggy Reese, Tom Dun- ham, Joe Sandy, Bill McCullough, Larry Corley, Harvey Havil- check, Guy Toothman, Janet Brown, Lisa Rose, Sarabeth Goodwin, Larri Pat Donaldson. Row 2: Debbie Whitecotton, Shelby Headley, Robin Rowe, Suzanne Offutt, John Hammond, Doug McCartney, Randy Dailey, Dane Robinson, Joe Park, Norman Johnson, Mar- garet Ehrgott, Susan Schroeder, Nancy Watkins, Delores Travis, Donna Valentine. Row 3: Gaynell Kerns, Nancy Roberts, Linda Satterfield, Shari Watkins, Bill Forman, Frank Thompson, George Zivkovich, Don Wildman, Bill Chapman, Richard Pollack, Robin Thompson, Patty Wolfe, Penny Cousins, Linda Graham. Row 4: Ilene Fields, Pam Cousins, Toni Meade, Mary Laughlin, Jill Butler, Angela Pizatella, Lynn Wilson, Sandi Swiger, Gail Cort, Lauren Conner, Penney Kolb, Nancy Driesinger, Kathy Stalder, Karen Gracy, Carol Priester, Jenny Little, Lucy Jaynes, Tina Kirk, Ac- companist: Lois Selders. OFFICERS DANE ROBINSON, President, SUSAN SCHROEDER, Secretary, JOHN HAMMOND, Vice- President, LISA ROSE, Treasurer, ANGELA PIZATELLA, Librarian, BILL MCCULLOUGH, Business Manager. C horali ers il! the Halls with Singing. . . The purpose of Choraliers is to further interest toward music and its presentation, to provide an opportunity for students to display musical ability, and to present musi- cal programs for our school and communi- ty, Each year the members present the school assemblies, Spring Concert, and other special concerts in the school and com- munity. This year a new choral group has been formed called the Froshaliers, This group is composed of Freshman students enrolled in music classes. They will assist the Choraliers and sing in all Freshman assemblies, Choralier director is Mrs, Karen Christian. ALL STATE CHORUS members are Dane Robinson, Bill McCullough, Penney Kolb and Sarobeth Goodwin. FRESHMAN CHORUS--FROSHALIERS .i 4? i Q.. if it .J 2 N y , iw Y 1 is,i fe fi V- Row 1: Donna Kerns, Patty Cianfrocca, Linda Jones, Jan Clark, David Janes, John Brown, James Cimino, Henry Saunders, Terry Caplan, Beth High, Mary Anne Sowers. Row 2: Vicki Stout, Glena Bennett, Kristie Cavalcante, John Woodward, Steve Watson, John Ahern, David Curry, Ronnie Howell, Pam Wilson, Sherri Donald- son. Row 3: Nancy Keyser, Glady Garrison, Barbara Priester, 123 Steve Engle, Gary Moore, John Kissinger, Larry Burnsworth, Debbie Craft, Linda Haugh, Beverly Michael, Debbie Mallamo. Row 4: Susan Jones, Paula Spiker, 'Betty Garner, Debbie Cox, Marilyn McDougal, Sally Conaway, Leslie Schultheis, Frances Urso, Julie Esultante. Choraliers Spirit Club Promotes Sportsmanship OFFICERS FRANK THOMPSON 81 JOHN HIGH, Sargent-at-Armsg CAROL PRIESTER, Secretary-Treasurerg SUSAN SCHROEDER, Presidcntj JOHN MCDOUGAL, Chairman of Ways 81 Meansj LINDA SIDOW, Vice-Presidentg TONI MEADE, Chairman of Ways St Means, The l75 members of Spirit Club promote good sports- teams at home games, and to entertain all school athletic manship and spirit in our school and toward other schools. teams at the All Sports Banquet. The faculty adviser is The Spirit Club earns money to sponsor the Swat Bee Mrs, Helen Goodwin. Swing , to provide milk and donuts for both basketball The Spirit Club of Fairmont Senior High School Spirit Club Cheerleaders Lead Students with Ztp and Vigar . it - Jf'r ,S- Wig JUDE WILSON SUSAN SCHROEDER SARABETH GOODWIN lPolar Bear? PATTY PRIOLETTE The cheerleaders of F.l-l.S. built the school spirit this year until it was at a peak. These four spirited girls, Sara- beth Goodwin, Jude Wilson, Carol Billmon, and Patty Priolette began practice this summer when they attended a cheerleader camp at Syracuse, Indiana. The girls won CAROL BILLMAN second place in the final competition. The girls have worked hard this year to keep the spirit of Fairmont Senior High rolling. Jude Wilson is head Cheerleader and Mrs. Helen Goodwin is faculty adviser. Cheerleaders u-swat. 4 4 Strike the Band Pictured abovr s Fairmont Senior High SchooI's Polar Beor Marching Band . . , , . ., 'W fi i - i rrr, , BAND DIRECTOR is RONALD WOOD ' ' Number in Band . . . 150 strong. fx! QWZM' mug-5 'WS 5---... T'! S--... '77 i---... Q 5,1 2 Y. Q-5 ,9i 3, giaqm we EARL MccoNNei.i. BANU HEADS Drum Mayor JOEL CURRY, Assistant Band Commandergl SCHERRY HASKETT, Head Majorette JOHN DOCLITTLE, Band Commander. ' 126 oak: EXECUTIVE BOARD Row 1: James Ripoli, Junior Class Representative, Carl Lashley, Senior Class Representative, Heather Nicholas, Secretary, Gene Conley, President, Lar- ri Pat Donaldson, Vice-President, Earl McConnell, Drum Major, John Doolit- tle, Band Commander. Row 2: Scherry Haskett, Head Majoretteg Alicia Kraft, Delegate at large, Richard Pollack, Sophomore class Representative, Joel Curry, Assistant Band Commander, Mark Woronicki, Freshman Class Rep- resentative. 1 ' ' J - html-ml 1? j E Majorettes Led the Way S Ti, MAJORETTES Mary Frances Lake, Patti Maurer, Sharon Jones, Glenna Hamilton, Linda Satferfield, Jenny Little, Linda Pender, Sandi Swiger, Lynn Wilson, Scnerry l-laskett, Susie Lavencheck and Lois Selders. .,, . ve - P, Hun MA.lORE'1'TE ' 1 Y ,F - Sclwerryl F-Iaske tt - rr F , SENIOR MAJORETTES are Mary Franges Lake, ,Patfi 'MaL?er,'S Pes, Linda Pender, Sandi' Swiger, Glenna Hamiljolii, and Scherry Haskett. A' K f A h V 1' nf ' -va 55 X ' ' S' C 1 f ' 1' . A ' . - U , 4 . 0 -. If' L. ' A M czjoreftes PQ 8 .2 'r' to Many Band Activities r L ' I This was the day that cakes were given away . . . Who will the lucky winner be?? l Il l ll , l ll ' 1 x! Ir. 5 5 l l f u4 9. vi MAYOR FOREST SPRINGER buys a band booster from Gene and Scherry. - 1 . u 4 . The Polar Bear Band providedlmusic for the CAKE-O-RAMA. x .M I R l l.l ' 1 a Band Activziies L, - . , . N, Students Spend S urrzrrzer Hours GIRLS STATE Attending Girls State at Jack- son's Mill this year were the following girls: Mary Kay Belota Renee McKinney Sarabeth Goodwin Shari Watkins 'Yiwu JOURNALISM This workshop was held at West Virginia University with the fol- lowing students attending: Linda Mumma Diane Richardson Robert Arnold lrita Bressler Mary Frye STUDENT COUNCIL WORKSHOP was attended by: Lou Brunner Mr. Broakover Sarabeth Goodwin Liza Rose George Zivkovich David Straight Willis Jones Nancy Watkins Penny Cousins Workshops ', ,..n..'. ' 1, 130 Developing Personal Skills O I I W A NE BOYS STATE Attending the Boys State at Jackson's Mill were these Bill McCullough David Straight boys YEARBOOK WORKSHOP was held in Athens, Ohio and was attended by: Pat Branham Anne Belton Fifi Dollison Nancy Burns Carol Billmon Lou Bunner Janice Pitrolo P! l l3l ,V ,, ,N were , OTHER WORKSHOPS attended during the summer by: Gene Conley-Music Dvora Seff-Speech Libby Whitely--Art Susan Miller-Music Lois Selders--Music Penney Kolb-Music Were Workshops M!! JMD I Vw' Y N in X 5? ? ,ik Pre-Game Activities A rouse Doncmg Bears work up 5 1 enthusiasm. Mr, Malcolm introduces the teom Look or that Bear growl' Enthusiasm for East-West Clash Polar Bear attacks the Bee. MISS SPIRIT was Carol Priester pictured above with Albie Cross and Rick Heim, Poor Bee . . . I A4 W S NW? I ,,..-fr' .1777 V...-iii, Latin Students Haa' a Jayaus Feast The crowd gofhered . . . ei ' M , f n ' , ' K H5 E Q 5 of W 1: if W 6 H ,S t,, l - tttatt t t . r of a Dinner wos served . , ,M M . 'I -mv-r x. 1 Roman dishes were enjoyed by ol! The enterto i nment followed 'Mx .Q At Left: Mr. Charleton is helped by Mrs. Miller in putting on his costume. x , o r K X 1 .af .,,. I NNW W PM N - f 1 ' A f W ,-is Juno,fShoron Morris? and Jupiter fTed Woronickil reigned over the evening octivities, l36 T hespians Presented 6' its and Piecesi' JV My ,Wg Bits and Pieces, the Thespians variety show, was presented December 3, l965. Mary Kay Belota and Willis Jones were the M.C.'s for the evening. Mrs, Katherine Johnston was the producer and director, assisted by Lois Selders, V-wa if I 5 if ', I , ffllilf A Q ii and Gail Cort are lookin' fer a teller. , 'ge Q I ,, , i a ,il Lei-WW? , A ' fy , Q 22 Y 5 X3 if c ha t. l37 gram, was presented by the above cast. Mi f fin Macbeth iDon Wildmanl and Duncan iBilI Wilmothl have a friendly Sorry, Wrong Number, a one-act play which concluded the pro airmont Senior H igh Celebrates 'CYS SHARON MORRIS CAROL BILLMAN HELEN RICHMOND Senior Affendgnf Junior Attendant Sophomore Attendant hffw-aalgrygw PAM STALNAKER Freshman Attendo nt The Court to Last year's queen Linda Kann crowns our queen in halftime ceremonies 138 Annual Homecoming e , :TE is ::: ' - X Er. Six f MISS GLENNA HAMILTON 1965 HOMECOMING QUEEN The Queen l Keyeites Sponsor Annual Wm ,gm-Ax Q 35- Sarabeth Goodwin MISS ANGEL OF 1965 Christmas Formal 95-., MISS ANGEL AND HER COURT ...... From left to right: Robert Bill McCullough, Sandi Swiger, Joe Park, Shari Watkins, John Ham- Belcastro, Mary Frye, George Lawson, Jill Butler, Dave Straight, Carol moncl, Darlene Springer, Carl Lashley. Priester, Shelley Corbin, crown bearer, Sarabeth Goodwin, Miss Angel, BELOW: Sarabeth was crowned by Mr. Ned Pence, Key Club Adviser, as Bill McCullough and little Shelley Corbin look on. After the Coronation came the queen's dance. tiff, Teachers, parents and special guests watch coronation and are caught , by roving camera, l4l 'li V Y Y Key Club Sweetheart Miss Carol Babcock Juniors Hola' Annual Carnival Gene Conley and Debbie Boggs were crowned king and queen respectively by George Zivko- vicb, junior class president. Crown bearers were Mary Beth Oliveto and Scotty Reppert. ii lt was c penny-a-vote for your favorite can- Many festive booths decorated the didgfe. gym prior to the talent show. 2 E C so ' s a. . S L 5 J The Gray Downs were the first of the many acts in the talent show. S S Row 1: TeeDee Priester, Mimi Hartley, Linda Sidow, Linda Graham, Dona Reynolds, Mary Beth Oliveto, Scotty Reppert, crown bearers, Pam Cousins, Donna Mainella, Carolyn Jones and Libby Wbitelev Row 2: Gary Musgrave, Barry Hough, Richard Stuckey, Dennis Gibson, 3 Steve Reideman, Gene Conley lkingl, Debbie Boggs lqueenl, George Zivkovich Ur, Class preS.l, David Basagic, Lee Millin, Norman Johnson and Ted Waronicki. ueen Jaden Reigns Over 7 fl Q' hi . jk Our Prom Queen of l966, Miss Julia Jude Wilson, is the vivacious daughter of Mr. St Mrs, Wilford Squibb Wilson of Camden Road. She has brown hair and brown eyes and has served Fairmont Senior High School as a cheerleader for the past three years. This year she was also selected as head cheerleader. Jude plans to attend Fairmont State College and major in 1 English. l44 Annual Junior-Senior Prom MISS JULIA IJUDEI WILSON JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM QUEEN These Pretty Senior Girls Were CECELIA GALLUCCI Maid-of-H LOU BUNNER FIFI DOLLISON 46 The Attendants to the Queen SCHERRY HASKETT SHARON LISA ROSE W JONES Prom Court rii. These Students Rate Special DAVID STRAIGHT David has led the class of I966 through a happy and inspiring school year serving as its president. He is also the highest ranking boy in the senior class and was selected as the Elks Most Valuable Student. Besides this, Dave was also a National Merit Semi- Finalist. SCHERRY HASKETT Scherry, our head majorette, has led our band through many parades and other per- formances. She was also our school's Maid Of Marion candidate in the annual Ma- jorette Melee. Scherry is not only a beauty, but she has brains, as she ranks high in her class. 4. MARY KAY BELOTA Mary Kay ranks as the number one student in the senior class, Her scholastic ability is a well-known trait to all who know her. lt has won her the Elks Most Valuable Student Award and many other honors. .tit BILL McCULLOUGH As president of the student body, Bill is o well-known figure around our school as a leader in assembly and in Student Council affairs. This year he was honored by being selected o winner in the Elks Leadership Contest. ,Q if SARABETH GOODWIN Sarabeth was our school's entry in the girls' division of the Elks Leadership Contest. She also led our school as a varsity cheerleader during her years at FHS. Her vivacious pep and spirit won her the title of Miss Angel and she reigned over the annual Christmas dance. i48 WILLIS JONES Because Willis is fine example of an out- standing student and a good citizen, we felt he should be recognized for his achieve- ments. He is very active in many school clubs and was also on officer of the senior class this year. Recognition at czirmont Senior High lr- tt? I sf 'Qi lata 'nr' T I f I I . gl itrl 4f LINDA PENDER The DAR Good Citizenship award was pre- sented to Linda because in her years at FHS she has been not only a good citizen, but a good student as well. With her ever friendly smile and a willingness to work, she has been a familiar sight serving as a majorette, working in the school library, on the year- book and taking part in most school activi- ties. ALICIA KRAFT, SHARI WATKINS and MARTHA B. TAYLOR These three girls are all outstanding scho- lastic students of our school. Before the end of the first semester, they ranked as second, third, and fourth respectively in this year's senior class. All are involved in many extracurricular activities of our school. JUDE WILSON Jude has been cheerleading our Polar Bear fans for the past three years and this year served as head cheerleader. We might also mention that Jude's sparkling personality and many friendships won her the title of Junior-Senior Prom Queen. RODN EY MCDONALD Rodney is this year's senior class' outstand- ing athlete. Many honors have come to him, including selection for the All Big-Ten Con- ference Football Squad and honorable men- tion on the All-State Football Squad. Rodney is also known to be a good wrestler. l49 WSI' s S X 5 JANICE PITROLO Janice has successfully filled the time-con- suming position of editor of Maple Leaves this year. As yearbook editor she has been very busy putting out this annual publica- tion and has still found time to participate in other activities. MARY FRYE Mary has faithfully led her staff to put out an interesting paper at least once a month this school-term. She has been busily en- gaged in the activities required of the editor of Hi-Life. But even on top of all this, Mary found time to represent our school in the county Voice of Democracy contest, I I Q 'U 'W 'D wt 1' ff 1 2 fm M 6257 ' ,,,3 V , 1, , Y' , Q4 - ' Y . 1' Z4 4 4 ,ff -U ff, ff . f , . v ' if EY 1' 1' 'if V J x W ,, + Q 1 ,MA ., ,, Sports is C'Big ai Fairmont Senior H igh if ui... ,Elem f 934' Coach Jim Feltz talks to his gridders before a big game. SPORTS AT FHS At the typical American high.school three sports dominate the athletic scene traditionally. However, in recent years educators have come to believe that athletics should be a major part of a secondary school's program. Consequently, it is suggested by these educators that more students be encouraged to participate in sports activities. For this reason Fairmont Senior High offers seven sports: football, basketball, baseball, track, cross country, wrestling, and golf. The football team, which finished with one' of its worst records in years, is coached by Jim Feltz, Bob Delorenzo, William Reppert, and Anthony if .V Delligetti. Basketball and baseball are directed by Wil' liam Reppert. Two junior varsity basketball squads are headed by Bob Delorenzo and Joe Muto. Delorenzo also coaches track, while Louis Julian assumed the helm of the cross country team. Wrestling and golf are directed by head football coach Jim Feltz. Fairmont Senior has always been recognized for its representative athletic teams. This was shown to be true when an inexperienced basketball squad was selected ninth in the state in a pre-season poll this year. 5. Football Provides First Excitement ES if: -3: :::.,,:E?g - . Q ,, S 5Nf, i:gjN3-N WA -:q s- -EW A gi S . i . K l -g-ff, ,ki k 5 igx-Q57-, 5 3 titl t,A. t,:t4 . , - cy - F1 - -'-. - . fx, . .,...,, ,,.. -W -K A f 'ff A Senior co-captains Rick Heim C207 and Albie Cross 1813 with head grid mentor Jim Feltz. VARSITY TEAM The '65 POlC1r Bears from left to righf, Row 'li Steve Riedemarl, Chuck Mike Robinson, Ned Rose, John Cozcd, Qnd Mgrk Summers, Raw 3: Hall, Junior Jones, Don Downs, Rodney McDonald, Albie Cross, Rick Ted Waronicki, Gary Musgrave, Joe Morgan, Steve Smith, Roy Ruth- Heim, Jon Springston, Bill Bradshaw, Dove Straight, George Lawson, erford, Roger Grove, Bill Julian, Bob Smith, Gary Subetto, and Steve ond Ken Forris. Row 2: Larry Bee, Don Allard, Dave Laughlin, Bob Trough. Fitch, Mike Howkinberry, Denny Gibson, Scott Neose, Bill Mclntire, 153 ,L.,...-445, , W Y W- l s Feltzmen Rebuzldfor Next Year . . . Finish 4 C r Q.. sg... F F . as i T Fi-my ts.-K f' .2 IFIFW Coach Jim Feltz has words of instruction for quarterback Chuck Hall and end Junior Jones. l've got you, defender Ernie VanGllder is saying to Victory's 42. Halfback Rick Heim bieaks loose, but East Fairmont's stingy defenders close in. TALE OF THE SEASON FHS 27 FARMINGTON 13 The Polar Bears seemingly indicated that they were a better ball club than some alarmists had forecast by defeating the Farmington Farmers 27-l3. Rick Helm, Denny Gibson, and Steve Riecleman scored, and quarter- back Chuck Hall passed for a TD. Coach Feltz express- ed concern over the performance of the defense after the game. FHS 9 MORGANTOWN 39 The Mohigans confirmed coach Feltz's worst fears as they routed the Bruins 39-9. Morgantown took advan- tage of early Bear fumbles, and by the time the offense had regained the poise of the previous week, the contest was as good as over. FHS 7 PHILIP BARBOUR 6 Philip Barbour's Colts gave the Feltzman more trouble than they should have, for the Bears had not completely recovered from the previous week's debacle. Bulldozer Steve Riedeman scored the Polar Bear touchdown. FHS 6 GRAFTON 'I4 An under-rated Grafton eleven pulled out a hard fought victory over the Polar Bears. The contest was not decided until the final minute when Chuck Hall was upended in his own end zone, giving Grafton two in- surance points on a safety. The Bearcats probably could have defeated the Bears a little more soundly, though, had they been less butter-fingered. I5 4 Veteran Albie Cross knocks a pass away from Oak Glen's Dan Clark. The Bruins won this contest by a I4-8 count. Season Had Its Ups and owns. . . FHS 6 CLARKSBURG VICTORY 'I2 Unfortunately almost only counts in horseshoes, for the Polar Bears nearly emerged with one of the bigger upsets of the season. They probably would have if they had been able to pick up a critical first down. As it was, Victory went home with a shakey l2-6 win. FHS 7 BUCKHANNON 39 Buckhannon's Buc-Ups, who seem to relish putting a damper on FHS homecoming festivities, did it again this season by whipping the Bruins 39-7. The Bears were definitely not the some team as they wefe against Victory, for Bucs had no business routing the Feltzmen. FHS 35 ELKINS 7 Pity the poor tigersl The Bears, exasperated from three straight losses, invaded Elkins with blood in their eyes unleashing an awesome offensive show. The Feltz- men could do no wrong and routed the Elkins eleven 35-7, FHS 7 WASHINGTON IRVING 40 Washington Irving extinguished the fire that the bears had seemingly set the week before. The l-lilltoppers left no doubt about their intentions either as they romped over the Bears 40-7. The Bear's lone TD came on a final quarter pass from Chuck Hall to Junior Jones. FHS 14 OAK GLEN 8 Oak Glen brought their ninth ranked flip-flop offense team to town and flopped. lt was one of the big- gest upsets in area athletic circles and set the stage for the season climax with East Fairmont. sl i ... FOOTBALL MANAGERS Larry Bee and Mark Summers FHS 14 EAST FAIRMONT 46 As was expected, East Fairmont whipped the Bears in the traditional Veteran Day contest. The Bears became the first team to score two touchdowns off the stout East defense, but it was of little consolation, for in defeating the Bears 46-l4 the Bees amassed more points than any other East squad in the 45 year history of the Contest. FUTURE STARS??? Perhaps so for these boys served as subs this year. From left: John Cozad, Gary Musgrave, Ted Waronicki, Dave Laughlin and Mike l-lawkinberry. 5? i Onb Nine Seniors on Squad. . . 1 RM, A ' 1 is , J xf ' Bill Bradshaw Dave Straight George Lawson 1 ji, xx BILL BRADSHAW started the season at center, but when f ' X the coaching staff decided to go with an underclassman in prep- aration for next season, he was switched to defense. Bill played a spirited and aggressive defense for his alma mater. . I I DAVE STRAIGHT was an aggressive defensive, end for the , , i '65 Feltzmen. Dave sustained an arm injury at mid-season, but V' if H was in uniform to serve his school against arch-rival East Fair- we MJ' mont at the season's finale. GEORGE LAWSON, offensive guard, along with junior Joe Morgan, opened up countless holes through which the backs merrily galloped. ALBIE CROSS-senior co-captain-played both offensively and defensively for the Polar Bears. On offense Albie served as ,, an end and on defense bolstered the secondary. RODNEY McDONALD played on the offensive and defensive ll 6 line, and was honored for his prowess by being the only Polar Bear selected to the All Big Ten Conference squad. Albie Cross Senior S mrs The Nine Lads Wi!! Be Missed . . . Q 5' .. fLf.'. V . .. wifegfiq, ' if '--e 1 i f 'A R f F 'pfli it K' in i f r f ' i .4-. kk .ff . il i ' W2-.1 J 45 kwa,-J N. ff ' ' K H '. 532' r 4' 'ii k ' is Rodney McDonald Ken Farris Jon Springsgon KEN FARRIS played defensive end for the Bears this season, and on occasion, saw action with the offensive team. JON SPRINGSTON was the defensive line- man whom the opposing backs feared most. Being the largest Bruin, Jon administered jar- ring tackles time and time again. RICK HEIM, senior co-captain with Albie Cross, was the fleet-footed halfback who caused the opposition coaches to have head- aches. When Rick wasn't breaking loose for long runs, he was intercepting passes on de- fensive or throwing blocks for other runners. DUN DOWNS was another stalwart defen- sive end. Having been injured in a pre-season practice session, Don sat out the initial con- tests, but rejoined the squad in the Phillip Bor- bour Battle. ir . Q. Rick Heim Don Downs Senior Stars Juniors Were Outstanding -,-7 it View .. . , ,gg if 3,1 my-21,5 Q.. . .A , i ' gt Q 52 nr ' 4 i 7 ,, ... .ww A I' ,,,. . 1 ,mn :J l i 4 .vi-2 ,wit in Steve Rdiedeman DENNY GIBSON, versatile junior half- back, ran circles around opposition defenses and was a favorite target for quarterback Chuck Hall. STEVE RIEDEMAN-junior fullback- was often called upon to pick up critical first down yardage, and more often than not would respond beyond expectations. As a result, Steve was one of Marion County's leading scorers. Quarterback CHUCK HALL was impres- sive this season, particularly against East Fairmont-a game in which he retained his poise despite a lopsided loss. With the '65 season under his belt and marked up to ex- perience, Chuck should be ready to pilot his team to a winning season next year. F are Bright ' M M pw ,Z .M y V i 'MFI ,X 1 L ' 'if fe 4' if wr, ,ig 5.7 aw .. 2 l f i , ,f i . 4 312' 1 I ill V -55 Chuck Hgll Denny Gibson The backfield quartet, composed of--from left to right-Denny Gibson, Steve Riede- man, Chuck Hall, and Rick Heim, will have three members returning next year. Rick l-leim will be the only one departing. FHS FHS FHS FHS FHS ..28 ..6 Season Was Frustraling But Bears Learned . . O MORGANTOWN 7 PHILIP BARBOUR 6 VICTORY FARMINGTON ... .... GRAFTON ...... .... SEASON'S RECORD I3 FHS.. 7 BUCKHANNON ......... 39 39 FHS. .35 ELKINS ................ 7 6 FHS.. 7 WASHINGTON IRVING .. .40 I4 FHS. .I4 OAK GLEN ............. 8 I2 FHS..I4 EAST FAIRMONT ...46 Denny Gibson breaks away from a Glen Oak tackler. The Polar Bears pulled off one of the big upsets of the season by defeating the Glen Oakers I4-8. Albie Cross blocks an East player as quarterback Chuck Hall looks fo running roorn. Stalwort defenders Jon Soringston stops a determined Victory player. Denny Gibson waits in case he gets away. IS9 Season Held Many Surprises . . . . c .sxscfw i ,rg . y-iff.3sgf+-5. Q.. ,.,k 'A'- Failing to find his pass receiver, quarterback Chuck Hall is forced to run from the pocket against a stout East Fairmont defense. The Feltzmen came out on the short end of a 46-l4 contest. The alert Bear defense knocks down a Victory pass. Victory won, however, l 2-6. i if .e ki ' Touchdown! The event was of little concern to the defenders, though, as they possessed a 46-l3 lead with just one minute remaining. This, of course, was the annual East-West clash. Rick Heim refuses to be stopped by a Buckhannon defender. Un- fortunately the contest fell on an off-night, and the Bruins were whipped 39-6, ross Country Shared Spotlight with ootbczll il! The co-captains of this year's cross country team are Paul Straight iLeftl and Richard Gray. Louis Julian, former basketball coach at Saint Peters Cen- tral Catholic High School of Fairmont, directed the FUFIUGFS. fj..ce-+.,- , .,. .,, The cross country squad from left to right are: Row 1: Richard Gray, John Mehaulic, Artist Powell. Row 2: Paul K Straight, Charles Taylor, Bryant Welch, Willie James. Row 3: Coach Louis Julian, E g Louis Testa, Joe Sandy, Roger Howard, and Mike Spevock. Q sem, ,gi .-0'1 V... -.Q A f f 5 i , i 'rc 5 , . ea. I x . f g f A i r J l t , Q, ,Ag f, fx 5 I ' 3 . f E Like the majority of the athletic squads at F.H.S. this year, the cross coun- try team suffered from the loss of several seniors, forcing them to rebuild. Under the leadership of Louis Julian, who replaced coach Tom Newbrough, the harriers posted their poorest record in their three year history. The team has improved, though, and Julian is confident of better things for next season. Cage Team Has Frustrating Year. . . , f E ' Q I s E . ts 55 if? A Ei i 1 TQ I s . -'-.. ' 3 1 , i 1 I ' I :,- f H f I ' K K ,V 'Q K . 1. I: ? x, f ig s -L I i i. g , g , 34. ,. si, O K X H ' Q, , 5, A s I ' E X 2 3 is A X as j 5 V' Q 5 ' eaee fi VARSITY TEAM F I From left to right: Dick Gill, Kyle Hamilton, Junior We ' Jones, Maurice Proctor, Greg Frye, Chuck l-lall, Willie E M LL-.,kxA W ixqyxirr L '.-93' James, George Zivkovich, Steve Engle. ig E Q Xl? I g EE I , gg . 3 ti .i S SQ 'Q s se THE CUBS: Row 'l: Mike Hawkinberry, Preston Davis, Carl Duncan, Bob Fitch, Greg Dunnington. Row 2: Steve Smith, Maurice Proctor, Grover Duling,fJerry Leamon, and coach Bob Delorenzo. BOARD OF DIRECTORS . . . from left to right are: cub coach Bob Delorenzo, varsity mentor, Bill Reppert, and freshman cage coach Joe Muto. l62 INEXPERIENCE HURTS Having an inexperienced squad, basketball coach Bill Reppert could not name tive starters, as seven lads vied tor positions on the Bruins quintet. Coach Reppert's problems were created by the loss of tour seniors from last year's team, which was one of the greatest in FHS history. The veteran Bear mentor is optimistic about the future, however. The following boys competed for starting positions on the '65-'66 Polar Bear cage squad: KYLE HAMILTON, a sophomore guard was promoted to the varsity this year and made a nice showing through the season. Alternated on the cub squad. GEORGE ZIVKOVICH, junior was a returnee from last season's squad, and this season moved into a forward slot for the Reppertmen. GREG FRYEi,'junior, was the tallest member of this year's somewhat dwarfed squad. Greg held down a guard position. ,iv g. Seven Lads Share Starring Spots .s Q f Junior Jones Greg Frye George Zivkovich 2 it ' J DICK GILL, freshman guard, was e s P e the youngest member on the basket- g CM! C kiiin ball squad. First freshman to play on J J polar bear varsity. Q Q N . We X s WlLLlE JAMES, lunior,-broke into the varsity lineup for the first time as X ' , J N' +9 a fine-shooting guard. fi so Kyle Hamilton Chuck Hall CHUCK HALL, junior and quarter- back for the football team, displayed equally fine prowess as a guard for Reppert's cagers. Y 3 Jumpin' JUNIOR JONES, junior, held down the center position this year, and showed fine potential. Coach Re ert summed up his woes is 'i'4s 'A accurately he stated, lf I knew who was going to hit on a given even- lll ing, we'd be all right. i'l gk Willie James Dick Gill 163 '17, ... Freshman T eczm is Promising. . . ,I We l xx FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM: Row 'I: Larry Burnsworth, Allen Row 2: Jim Saunders, John Cozad, Joe Feltz, Mike Leamon, Curtis Smith, John Woodward, Mark Waroniki, John Brown, and Dick Gill. Taylor, Steve Engle and Joe Muto-coach. Coach Muto poses with his starting five. Row 1: Dick Gill and Larry Burnsworth. Row 2: Jim Saunders, Mike Leamon, and Steve Engle. l64 Managers are an Integral Part of Team ' Sf ,X figefi 4 -'srswexxse 3,3 i' I yi ,t V, D Hane , manager of the varsity basketball squad, is Caug ht in a moment of relaxation -- ave y I h time to do with his numerous managerial duties. something he rarey as House cleaning is another duty, and here Dick Nutter and John Kissinger are shown working in that capacity. 165 Keeping statistics is one of the many things that athletic managers are required to do. Here lfrom left to right? Greg Michael, Dove Haney, and Jo Jo Forte tabulate Cub scoring. if sr..-at if ruins cztlle Big Bad Bees in Basketball . . . ss ...ew W Chuck Hall shoots a jumpdr from fifteen feet and scoreg, 1, J 2 1 B , Y, Q The ball gets away from East's Frank Rigger, and George Zlvkovich wants it. so Chuck releases the ball, and pops it in for Gary Musgrave appears to be batting at the ball as the East Fairmonter at his rear another goal. gestures: Strike three, you're out! Baseball or Basketball? Q it tt Q s 5 sl? March Down T hat Floor or Another Score . . 1 . Junior Jones and Chuck Hall attempt to get ball from Victory's 35. N, Now l want a good, clean fight tonight, the referee seems to be saying. Boxing??? . J +L 'Nt 7 ' fi qyj , x, Willie James and Junior Jones seem to be arguing about whose ball it is. l67 Action, Action. . . We Want Action. . , N- Junior Jones takes a jump shot, and West scores two more. wi A i K. N S x FV' VW . f , 235 SG: V . qffi ' n- 5 f -an 1 my Chuck Hall prepares to pop a two-painter in for the Greg Frye readies to add one from the charity stripe. Bruins- 1 Willie James receives a Zivkovich pass and is ready to drive in for an easy lay-up. T68 S Bruins Work Hard T 0 Score fix? X' Willie Polar Bears Greg Frye lays it in for the Reppert- men. 63 82 57 44 48 70 40 60 56 64 54 76 79 69 88 49 76 65 67 63 7l 74 63 George Zivkovich drives determinedly toward Bruin basket J CF arnes looks for someone to pass off to, as V Season Record Alumni ...... Philip Barbour . Elkins ...,... Weston ........ East Fairmont . . . Clarksburg W-l ..,. Clarksburg Victory . . . Bridgeport ...... Grafton ....... Morgantown . Elkins ......... Buckhannon ..,. Clarksburg W-l . Grafton ....... Morgantown . . . East Fairmont . . , Weston ......... Clarksburg Victory Buckhannon ,..... A V Bridgeport ..,......., Philip Barbour .........,. Sectional Tournament airmont National Guard Armory? Morgantown ............... Grafton ........ NN ww ,,e, ictory Eagles close in. Opponent .66 .72 .58 .46 .57 .77 .43 .68 .58 .57 53 .8l ...87 ...8O ...64 ...53 ....72 ....63 ....5O ....69 62 73 ..,.84 Willie James shoots for another Bear goal. Matmen Have Successful Year i ' .X if xJ Jf L5 'f ' f,,, ,,,, THE 'I966 POLAR BEAR WRESTLING TEAM Row 'I: Barry Soles, George Fultz, Ron Stocking, Carl Lavorata, Guy Scott Nease, ,Jerry Johnson, and Dave Stout. Row 3: John High, Toothman, Ted Waroniki, Dave Stalnaker, and Tom Sesler, Row 2: Jim Vincent Jones, Steve Trough, John Ball, Gary Soles, and Steve Stalnaker, Mark Hart, Bob Maddock, Joe Morgan, Rodney McDonald, Riedeman. BRUIN MATMEN HOLD THEIR OWN The Bear grapplers-like other FHS athletic teams this year-suffered from the loss of last year's graduating seniors. Under Coach Jim Feltz, though, the Bear mat- men made progress, and held their own against stiff competition Seven seniors provided the experience for the wrestiers this season. K l ll . ily Seven Senzors Give Grczpplers Experience. Guy Toothman Jim Stalnaker RODNEY MCDONALD, whose efforts were superb in '65 wrestling, excelled even more in '66 for the Bruin grapplers. JIM STALNAKER fought well and hard in the unlimited classification for coach Feltz's chargers. JOHN HIGH was irreplaceable for the '66 Bear matmen. This was John's first year for wrestling, and it was a good year. GUY TOOTHMAN scrambles his way to victory after victory in matches this winter. CARL LAVORATA-quick, and speedily -contributed greatly to the successes of this year's wrestling squad. Rodney McDonald and Ron Stocking demonstrate the pro- Carl Lavorafa per procedure' l i 1'k John High '50s, Rodney McDonald Wrestlers W0rkL0ng and Hard. . . '1.,,.- R , X IAA. - J I , 4 r r r r .. 'r '1 r ,, Oh Lord, please help me, Guy Toothman seems to be saying. WRESTLING SEASON'S RECORD Won 6 Lost 5 FHS OPP. Weston . . . 44 Morgantown 39 Philip Barbour I4 BO,-I-Qckviile , 3 Dave Stalnaker brings his opponent to the floor. Barrackville . O Weston . . . 22 Kingwood . . . 14 Kingwood . .. 19 Philip Barbour 28 Morgantown , 35 Buckhannon . I8 Guy Toothman attempts to prevent his Philip Barbour opponent from escaping. 172 Spring Sports Provide Thrills and Thrills YM? 'R , 'SY 1 8 .si i S i sss if i i -1: . i -v,' K K SPRING THRILLS Providing sports thrills during the spring at Fl-'lS are the baseball, golf, and track teams. Although the photographs on this page were taken in previous years, they are still typical of excitement involved in spring sporting activities at Fairmont Senior High. 5- QM-a ' ' , ,ss H. ,Q for W YM 4 pa, . sf if vs, bw., kt A West player is out going in to first base. Below: Sailing through the air with the broad jump is this FHS thinclad. greatest of ease in the ai' in ig ,..- IN ns 65' ii' ii , g, V, ,im , 1 49- S' f ww M N it Ml? , -41, ',Q' f K The Bears have a runner safe at third, and no one out-they have a rally going. An East Fairmonter tries in vain to catch a West track star. 173 DIRECTORY OF ADVERTISERS Ace Auto Store . . Ace Exterminotors . . . Adams Office Supply . . Alcan Aluminum Corp. . .. Anthony Chevrolet Company . . Aultman Distributors, Inc. . Avenue Market . . . Bell Furniture ..... Better Built Homes Bob's Brake Service . . . Boyce Motor Company ......... Brown's Lumber 81 Supply Company Burns Real Estate .,,.......... City National Bank . .. Howard Colbert, lnc. . . Colony Shop .........,. Community Bank And Trust . . . DeGormo Stonecraft ........ DeGarmo 81 Riggs Tractor Sales . . Donaldson Auto Trim ....... Earp 81 Son East Side Florist ....... Fairmont Business College .... .. 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Watkins Qs.. fl W,S l'7 Q J fx , .L X f ,. 27 3 6 IO Il I7 24 28 I 8 9 I5 22 27 29 3 I I 24 25-28 3 6 7 IO I6 20 2I 23 28 24-Jan 4 7 I3 I4 I8 2I 24 25 27 28 29 SCHOOL CALENDAR AUGUST Opening Day SEPTEMBER Farmington Game-Football Labor Day-No School Morgantown Game--Football Band Cake-O-Rama Philip Barbour Game-Football Grafton Game-Football Majorette Melee OCTOBER Victory Game-Football Buchannon Game-Football Forest Festival-Elkins Elkins Game--Football Parent-Teacher Conference Washington-Irving Game-Football Better Speech Day Assembly Oak Glenn Game-Football NOVEMBER National Honor Society Induction East-West Game, Veterans Day Thanksgiving Assembly Thanksgiving Vacation DECEMBER Bits and Pieces Magic of Numbers assembly Latin Banquet Alumni Game-Basketball Philip Barbour Game-Basketball Assembly with Bruce Bickle speaker Weston Game-Basketball Choraliers on WBOY Weston Game-Basketball Christmas Assembly East-West Game-Basketball 3 Christmas Vacation JANUARY Washington Irving Game-Basketball Victory Game-Basketball Bridgeport Game--Basketball Grafton Game--Basketball Presentation Assembly Morgantown Game-Basketball Elkins Game-Basketball End of first semester No school for students-semester break Buchannon Game-Basketball Winter Band Concert Parent-Teacher Conference Washington-Irving Game Junior Carnival I 3 8 IO II I5 I9 22 25 28 I7 6 7-I2 I5-I6 22 23 6 I9 28 30 3 9 FEBRUARY Grafton Game-Basketball Morgantown Game-Basketball East-West Game-Basketball Weston Game-Basketball Victory Game-Basketball Buchannon Game-Basketball Key Club Sweetheart Dance Bridgeport Game-Basketball Philip Barbour Game-Basketball French I Mardi Gras MARCH College Song Festival APRIL Easter Assembly Easter Recess Science Fair Thespian production Regional Band Festival MAY Spring Choralier Concert Spring Band Concert Jr.-Sr. Prom Memorial Day JUNE Recognition Night Commencement INDEX SENIORS Abbott, Dorsey 41 Adducchio, Chris 41-100-101-103 107116-117-119 Allan, James 41 Allard, Rebecca 41-117 Alvarez, Christine 41 Anderson, Peggy 41 Andrews, Joyce 41-117 Arnold, Robert 41-99-107-100-101-111-130 Asterino, Barbara 21-41-104-107 Babcock, Carol 21-41-100-102-103-105-107-110-119-142 Barber, Lois 41 Barker, Donna 41 Bartholow, Roger 42 Basham, Karen Ann 42-104-106 Beatore, Frank Joseph 42 Beckner, Rhea Lee 42-104 Beckner, Roger 42-118 Bee, Larry 42-153-155 Belcastro, Robert 42-100-105-111-112-108-109-119-141 Belota, Mary Kay 21-42-97-100-102-103-107-119-121-130- 148-1 10 Bennett, Elaine 22-42-105-108-117-119 Berry, Dick 42 Berry, Rick 42 Bibey, Coleen 42-100-105-108-109-116-117-119 Bice, Diane 43 Blumetto, Helen 21-43-100-107-110-116-117-119 Bradshaw, William 43-114-153-156 Bressler, lrita 22-43-101-117-130 Bridwell, Betsy 43-117-121 Brown, Dale Elizabeth 43 Brown, Janet 43-122 Brunett, Frances 43-104 Bucklew, Judy 43-100-104-105-110-119 Butcher, Kandy 43-104 Butler, Jill 43-97-103-108-110-117-122-141 Bunner, Lou 40-43-97-99-100-105-107-108-110-116-119-121 130-131-146 Butler, Lillie 44 Frowen, Margaret 48 Frye, Mary 48-100-101-107-110-116-130-141-149 Gallucci, Cecelia 48-97-100-110-116-146 Garrison, Karen 48 Green, Peggy 103 1' .1 Geldbaugh, Linda 48-116 Glover, Bradley 48 Goodwin, Sarabeth 49-96-97-100-103-107-110-119-122-125 130-140-141-148 Gray, Richard 49-161 Graziani, Ron 49 Gregory, Wayne 49 Hale, Vivian Diane 49 Hall, Glenda 49 Hamilton, David 49-107 Hamilton, Glenna 49-97-108-110-117-121-128-138-139 Hammond, John 50-102-103-108-111-112-119-121-122-141 Haney, Sandra 50 Harden, Linda 50-116 Harris, l'lGSl46TT, Scherry 50-100-102-103-107-108-119-126-127- Theresa 50-117-119 129-137-147-148 Hawkins, Janice 50-104-119 Hawkins, Sue 50-98-99-100-105-108-109-110 Haynes, Beth 50-99-100-105-107-110 Headley, Skip 50-121-162-163 Heim, Rick 50-135-153-154-157-158-160 Hensley, Toby L. 50-114 Herzer, Sharon 50 High, John 51-100-108-109-111-119-124-170-171 Horton, Barbara 51-117-121 Howard, Patsy 51-116 1-lupp, Sally 51 Jarrett, Cheryl 51-117 Jones, Carolyn 22-51 Jones, Linda 51-107 Jones, Sharon 9-51-97-104-128-147 128- Cate, Ronnie 44-114 Chambers, Alice 44 Chapman, William 44-108-122 Chrislip, Ronald 44-104 Conner, Deanna 44-104-117 Conner, Lauren 44-108-116-122 Copen, Judith Dale 44 Cort, Gail 21-45-103-108-109-110-119-121-137 Crayton, Dave 45 Creasy, Shirley 45-104 Cromer, Allen 45 Cross, Albie 45-119-135-153-154-156-159 Curry, Joel 45-113-114-126-127 Davis, David 45-108-112-114-119-121 Davis, Marthan 45-100-105-107-108-110 Davis Rebecca 45 DeCarlo, Frances 45-101-103-107-117 Deem, Janet 22-45-104 DeGarmo, Stan 45-108-118 Dempsey, Bob 46 Dent, Jean 22-46 Dickerson, Joyce 46-104-117-119 Dollison, Fifi 46-99-100-104-110-119-131-146 Donaldson, Larri Pat 46-100-103-108-116-118-119-122-127 Doolittle, John 46-114-118-126-127 Dowdell, David 46 Downs, Don 46-100-111-121-153-157 Droppleman, Chris 46-118 Drummond, Maronee 46-104-117 Dusky, Loretta 46-104 Edwards, Cheri 46 Farris, Kenneth 47-153-157 Faulkner, Carolyn 47 Faulkner, Gene 47 Fenton, Libby 47 Fleming, James 47 Forte, Mike 47-100-101 Fortney, Janis 47 Fox, Jim 47-113 Fox, Linda 47 Francis, Barbara 47-100-105-107-116-122 Frazier, George 47 Frederick, John 47-113-114 Frederick, Sue 48-100-105-108-109-117 Fritzman, Joy 48 Jones, Willis 40-51-100-101-103-104-112-114-116-119-130 Juker, John 51 Julian, Barbara 51-116-117 Keener, Susan 52 Keller, Lester 52-114 Kester, Sara 52-119 Kayuha, Tim 51-111-165 Kimbrew, Georgia 53 Kimbrew, John 53 King, Darlene 53-108-117 Kalb, Penney 53-99-100-103-108-119-121-122-131 Kraft, Alicia 53-100-102-105-107-117-119-127-149 Lake, Mary Frances 53-104-121-128 Lang, Rodney 53 Lanham, Doris 53-116 Lappas, Maria 53 Lashley, Carl 53-100-108-109-111-127-141-119 Lauzau, Pamela 21-53-101-117 Lavorata, Carl 53-170-171 Lawson, Georae 15-54-111-116-141-153-156 Another queen for F,H.S. X I . 7 i , 14 Lee, Robert E. 54-115 Leedy, Judy 54-101-117 LoFiego, Debbie 54 Luckey, Gary 54 McBee, Ronald 55 McCartney, Barbara 55-119 I DEX McCullough, Bill 10-56-96-97-100-102-103--105'-1081 - 114-119-131-141-148 McDonald, Rodney 56-153-156-149-170-171 McElroy, Clinton 56-100 McGinnis, Lonnis 56 McKinney, Renee 56-116-130 McLane, Phil 56-104-108-118 Mclsaac, Kathy 22-97-101-108-109 Malick, John 108 Manley, Ann 21-54-101-108 Manuel, Tom 54-108 Marcozzi, Richard 54-114 Martin, Vicky 54 Matheny, Linda 54 104-113 Matthews, Sheila 54-108 Mauck, Patti 54-121-116 Maurer, Patti 21-55-119-128 Merrill, Carol 56 Miller, Paul Richard 56 Millione, Roger Lee 56-115 Morgan, Brenda 56-104 Morris, Daye 56-105-108-109-119 Morris, Larry Boyd 56 Morris, Sharon 57-108-121-136-138 Murray, Margaret 57-108-109 Napple, Pat 57 Neely, James 57 Newell, Carol 57 Nicholas, Heather 57-100-121-127 Nickolich, Karen 57-101 Orr, Lewis 57 Osborne, Robert 57 Owings, Robin 57-101-108-117 Park, Joe 57-111-119-122-141 Phillips, Terry Parker, Diana 57 Parker, Gayle 58-108-116 Parrish, Shirlie 22-58-104-113 Parsons, Brenda 58 Pender, Lindo 20-22-58-99-100-117-119-128-149 Perry, John 58 Peterson, Penny 58-104 Pitrolo, Janice 58-98-99-105-117-121-131-149 Pizatella, Angela 58-100-105-109-110-122-121-116 Pliyelich, Kathryn 59 Plum, Harold 59,115 Pokorny, John 59 Preston, Linda 59-101-103-117-188 11112- Priester, Carol 59-100-105-107-110-119-124-122-135-141 Ptomey, Michael 8-59-108-114 Puccio, Libby 59-103-119-121 Pyles, Diana 59-101 Radford, Sandra 59 Rathburn, Cheryl 59-101-117 Richardson, Diane 59-101-108-116-117-119-121-130 Riggs, Lauren 21-59-100-117 Robinson, Dane 60-108-118-114-122 Robinson, John 60-121-115 Robinson, Kay 60 Rose, Lisa 60-97-100-102-105-107-110-122-130-147 Ross, Carol 60 Rotunda, John 60 Rowe, Robin 60-99-100-110-114-122 Rundle, Darlene 60 Runner, Betsy 60 Sams, Judy 60-104 Schroeder, Susan 60-109-13-103-108-110-121-124-1 Seff, Dvora 22-60-98-99-100-102-107-110-121-131 Sheffield, Glenna 61-104--116-121 Shroyer, Joyce 61 shriek, cami 61-104 Smith, John 61 Smith, Brenda Smith, Richard 61 Spragg, Cynthia 61-104 Springer, Darlene 21-61-108-141 Springston, Jon 61-153-157-158 Smith, Steve 61-153-118 25-122 Sprouse, John 61 Staggers, Shirley 61 Stalnaker, Jim 61-115-170-171 Stocking, Roy 61 Straight, Dayid 40-61-97-100-102 105 107 1 3 141-148-153-156 Straight, Paul 61 Summers, Mark 61-99-100-105 10 153 1 Swiger, Sandi 61-108-110-122- 2 Talkington, Carole 62- 1 08-1 19 Taylor, Martha Bea 62-99-100-105 107 108 109 116 119 149 Taylor, Tony 62-97-111-114-119 Thompson, Frankie 63-96-97-101 103 104 108 114 116 119 122--124 Thompson, Judy 63 Thompson, Kenneth 63 Thompson, Lindsay 63 Thompson, Robin 63-122 Thorne, Ross 63 Tibbs, Carolyn Jo 63 Tichnell, Richard 63 Tippner, George 63 Toothman, Guy 63-108-111-122 170 1! Toothrnan, Ricky 63-119 Tutalo, Cecelia 63-119 VanGi1c1er, Carl 64--114 VanGi1der, Michael 64 VanGi1der, Robert 64-119 Varner, Vicki 64-97-99-100-107 110 119 Vincent, Eddy 64-99-108 Vukoyich, Steve 64-115 Waddell, Jary Jo 64-116 Wade, Janie 64-100-101-108-109116 Ware, Norman 114 Watkins, Shari 64-100-105-107-110 116 2 141-149 Weatherholt, Susan 64-108-116-121 VVeayer, Eddie 64 Weaver, Judith 64-104 Whitehair, Tom 64 Whitelock, Sharon 64-104 Wilson, Jan 21-64-117 Wilson, Jude 10-64-107-108-110 125 144 145 Winemiller, Dianne 64 Wolfe, Patti 22-64-103-118-122 Wood, Nancy Joanne 64-119 Zundell, George 65-111 JUNIORS Alderman, Stephanie 22-67-102-106 108 Amos, Dede 67-102-107-108-109110116 Amoroso, Joseph 67 Our Polar Bear Mascot. Ball, Janielu 22-67-97 Barnes, Rutha 67 Barr, Judy 67-108-109-117 Bartholow, Susan 67 Beafore, Frank 115-120 Beckman, Barbara 67 Belton, Anne 67-99-102-107-108-109-110-117-131 Bennett, Donald 67 Billman, Carol 67-99-102-106-108-109-110-119-12 Blumetto, Rosalie 22-67 Board, BOQQS, Vickie 67-108-109 Deborah 67-107 Branham, Patty 22-67-98-99-108-113-118-131 Brock, Brown, Brown, Burns, Carroll, Allen 67-116 David 67 Kent 67-111 Nancy 67-98-99-106-108-109-110-117-131 Cheryl 67 Chapman, Richard 67-119 Chess, Cinelli, Michael 78 Linda 22-67-1 O8 Clayton, Brenda 67 Colborn, Judi 67 Conley, Corbin, Corley, Cottrill, Coug he Gene 67-97-108-111-127-131 Bob 68 Larry 68-113-122 Olan 68-108 nour, Deborah 68-119 Cousins, Pamela 68-99-110-117-119-122 Cousins, Penny 66-68-97-110-117-119-122-130 Cover, Linda 68-108 Cox, Linda 68-1 O8-120 Cozad, Curry, D'AmiC D'Amic Dailey, Davis, Darwynne 68-110 Frank 68-108-111 o, Frances 68 o, Julane 68-106-116 Randy 68-122 Preston 162 Dorocha, Jackie 68 Decker, Eugene 68 Delligatti, Becki 68 Dent, William 68 Dick, Terri 68-106-116 Dillinger, Patti 68 Dippolitto, Paul 69 Donaldson, Mary 69 Dreisinger, Nancy 69-108-110-117-119-122 Duffy, Duling, Darrell 69-112-113 John 69-108 Dunham, Mary 69-106-122 Dunham, Tom 69-108-112-113-122 Ely, Pa Emerlin ul 69 g, Paula 69 Estep, Ronald 69-104-113 Evans, Evans, Frank 69-113-120 Thelma 69 Feltz, James 69-99-108-111-113 Fethero Fields, I, Erma 69 Ilene 69-108-109-110-116-122 Floyd, David 69 Fonte, Nick 69 Forman, Bill 69-108-122 Fox, Nancy 69 Frederick, Tom 70 Freeman, Ann 70-104-108-109-110-117 Frye, Greg 70-115-162-167-168-169 Garica, Gibson, Glover, Patty 70-107-117 Dennis 70-119-111-153-158 Charlotte 70 Graham, Linda 66-97-106-110-119-122 Grindstaff, Mary 70 Gray, Linda 70 Hale, Susie 70-119-117 Hall, Chuck 16-70-153-154-158-159-160-16 Hamil, Kathleen 70-108-100-116-117 Handley, Kathryn 70 Harris, Barbara 70-104 Harr Rosal nd 70-116 YJ Y Hartley, Mary 70-97-101-106-117 Hough, Jack 70-109-108-111 Havlichek, Harvey 70-114-122 Hawkins, Gloria 70 Hawkin Hermos s, Aaron 70 illa, Joseph 70 5-13 2-163-166-168 INDEX 1-139 Herron, James 70-108 Hood, Keith 70-114 Hoskins, Sonnie 70 Hough, George 70-108-109-111 Huffman, Anita 70 Huffman, Diane 9-71-119 Huffman, Shirley 71 Hughes, Helen 71 Hugus, Rita 71-107 Ice, Joyce 71 lhm, James 71-114 Jack, Robert 71 James, Willie 161-162-163-167-168-169 Janes, Pamela 71-107-109-108-117-119 Jenkins, Betsy 71-106 Johnson, Connie 71 Johnson, Elizabeth 106 Johnson, Norman 71-106-111-119-122 Jones, Caroline 106-116-117 Jones, Elizabeth 71-108 Jones, Junior 71-153-154-162-163-167-168 Jones, William 71-106 Julian, Bill 153 Kanavy, Linda 71-104-108 Kenjoria, Janice 71-108-109-113 Kent, Ronald 71 Keyser, Diane 71-104 King, Ronald 100-113 Kerns, Baynelle 122 Kirk, Tina 21-71-107-110-122 Kisner, Ronnie 72 Kisner, Linda 72 Kopec, Deborah 72 Kuhns, Bill 72 Lechner, Susan 72-106 Larrison, Bill 72-115 Lavencheck, Susie 72-97-108-109-128 Lawson, Susan 72-106-116 Lambiotte, Donny 72-111 Leeper, Susan 72-108 Leonard, Madonna 72 Libicer, Libby 72-104 Lieving, Scott 72 Little, Sharon 72 Little, Jenny 72-107-110-116-119-122-128 Lowther, William 72 Lucas, Betty 72-116 Lucente, Elaine 72-117 McCarty, Doug 73-111-122 McDougal, John 73-107-113-118-120-124 Mclntire, Bill 73-153 Maddock, Robert 73-112-170 Mainella, Donna 73-97-108-117 Marines, Mary 73-104 They keep us informed through student newspaper. 194 Marino, Ronald 73-114 Martin, Cindy 73 Martin, Eileen 22-73 Martin, Kenneth 73 Martin, Tom 73-113 Mathew, Jane 106 Meade, Toni 73-104-110 Miller, Tom 73-108 Millin, Lee 73-108-111 -112-1 INDEX 13-122-124 Macco, Madeline 73 Moreno, Guy 73-108-119 Morgan, Joe 73-170 Morgan, Gary 153 Morrison, Freddie 73 Morrison, Polly 73-108 Mullins, Linda 73 Mumma, Linda 73-101-110-116-117-130 Mundell, Donna 74-108 Murray, Linda 74 Musgrave, Gary 74-153-155-162-166 Nease, Mike 74-108-109-153 Neely, Brenda 74 Neptune, Roger 74 Nixon, Linda 74 Norris, Charles 74-108-114 Norton, Rebecca 74 Orsini, Larry 74 Osborne, Norma 74 Pagliaro, Scott 74 Patechuk, Sheena 74-104-117 Patterson, Jo Ann 74 Payne, Eugene 74 Pearl, ,Cheryl 74-104-108-119 Phillips, David 75-108-111 Phillips, Sandra 75-109-108 Pizatella, Theresa 75-97-116 Preston, James 75 Priester, Stephanie 75-104-107-110-119 Priolette, Patricia 75-108-109-110-125 Radtka, Rebecca 22-75-99-116-108 Ray, Donald 75-101-115 Rende, John 75 Reynolds, Dana 75-104-108-116-119 Richmond, Ross 75 Riedeman, Steve 75-153-158-170 Rifte, Mitchel 75 Ripoli, James 75-111-127 Roberts, David 75-108-111 Roberts, Nancy 106-119-122 Robinson, Mary 75 Romeo, Rebecca 75-97 Rosenberger, Pamela 76 They help decide what goes in yearbook, a record ot our school year. i 95 Rowe, Douglas 76 Rowe, John 76 Rutherford, Roy 7,6-153 Satterfield, Linda 76-107-110-12 Sandy, Betty 76-107-108-109 Sapp, Linda 76 Sawitski, Linda 76 Schmidt, Julia 76 Schmidt, Frank 76 Sleders, Lois 76-122-128-131 Shannon, Richard 76 Sherbs, Randy 76-108-109 Shields, Marshall 76-108-118 Short, James 76-112-120 Shriver, John 76-108-112 Siburt, Texan 77 Sims, Janice 77 Sine, Richard 77-108 2-128 Sidow, Linda 77-97-104-107-110-116-124-168 Spevock, Mike 77-119-161 Springs, Judy 77 Stalnaker, Jeanette 77-106 Stewart, George 77-106-111-119 Stout, Dave 77-101-106-170 Stucky, Richard 77 Subetto, Charles 77 Swiger, Susie 77 Sypult, Craig 77-106 Taylor, Barry 77 Taylor, Paul 77-108-114-116 Thomas, Connie 77-104 Thorne, Cathy '77-104-117 Trough, Steve 77-108-120-153-1 Trickett, Carolyn 78 Trimble, Dave 78 Turner, Dan 78 Valentine, Donna 78- 1 06-1 22 VanGilder, Donna 78-108 Varner, Shirley 78-99-110 Vincent, Raeanna 78-108 Waggoner, Steve 78 70 Waronicki, Ted 78-111-119-136-153-155-170 Wasarovich, Teresa 78 Waters, Paulette 78 Watkins, Nancy 66-78-97-107-108-110-117-119-122 Watson, Tina 78-112 Wells, Sherry 78-99-108 Whiting, Patricia 78-117 Wilson, Lynn 78-97-107-110-122-128 Wilson, William 78-118 Woodward, Mary 78-118 Whiteley, Libby 78-104-119-131 Workman, Frank 78 Yost, Janice 78 Young, Connie 78-117 Zaccagnini, Rudy 112 Ziccafoose, Danny 78 Zivkovich, George 61-78-97- 166-169 SOPHOMORES Abel, Janet 80 Allard, Donnie 80-114-153 Amos, James 80-114 Amos, Jean 80-106-120 Andrews, Brenda 80 Arnett, Alan 80 Ashcroft, Susan 80 Ball, John 80-170 Barbario, Dyane 80-120 Bartholow, James 80 Belot, Eddie 80 Belt, Jack 80-106 Bentel, Pamela.80. Bilotta, Rhonda 80-97 Bittinger, Joseph 80 Blumetto, Beverly 80 Boyer, Floyd 80 Brown, Sarah 80 Brown, Stanley 80 Brown, Tommiesena 80 Butcher, Lynanne 80-104 Byrne, Jane 80 lp - -1'.- T 'g f7IQTi6-.mfr-iii'-:QA -- 107 -108-111-119-122-130 y o 1 i l 1 l 1 1 l 1 1 l V tx, 1 1 INDEX Cain, Donna 80-108-109 Cale, Cherie 80,108 Carpenter, Alan 80 Carpenter, Jack 80-112-120 Carr, Larry 80-114 Carr, Sanford 80 Carter, Dixie 80 Chapman, Mary Ellen 81-108 Clayton, Debbie 81 Colbert, Scott 81-113 Corbin, Debby 81 Coughneour, John 81 Cousins, Cynthia 81-106-110 Cross, Donald 81 Davis, Sherie 81 Davis, Sue Ann 81 Decker, Virginia 22-81-106-120 Dixon, Carol 81 Dodd, Vicki 81-108 Donaldson, Terri 81-106-116 Donaldson, Thomas 81-115 Duling, Grover 81-108-162 Duncan, Carl 81-162 Dunlap, Allisynne 81 Dunnington, Greg 81-162 Duskey, Dana 81-120 Dusky, Betty 81 Duvall, Lynn 81 Edgell, Gary 81 Ehrgott, Margaret 81-97-107-110-122 Ely, Brenda 81-106 Evans, Blanch 81 Farlow, Linda 81-108-113 Feltz, Carmen 81 Fimple, David 81 Fitch, Robert 9-81-111-120-153-162 Fluker, Valerie 81 Forte, Joseph 81-112 Fortney, Judi 81 Fox, Carol 81 Fox, Michael 81 Fraternale, Donna 81-104 Frazier, Fred 81-113 Fultz, George 81-170 Furbee, Carol 82 Garvin, Mary 82 Glaspell, Richard 82 Glover, Roger 112 Glover, Twila 82 Golden, Suzanne 82-107-120 Goldson, Elliott 82 Gorby, Milton 82 Gracy, Karen 82-107-110-122 Gregory, Gerald 82 Our Bus Drivers-transport us safely to and from sCh0Ol. Grove, Roger 82-153 Gump, Nola 82 Hamilton, Cherie 82 Hamilton, Harriett 82 Hamilton, Kyle 82-97-111-162 Haney, Brenda 82 Haney, David 86-108-165 Harris, Debra 108 Hart, Mark 82-170 Hartley, James 82 Hawkinberry, Michael 82-108-153-155 Headley, Shelby 82-108-109-122 Henderson, Karen 82-108 Hennen, Mary 82 Hensley, Casey 82 Hess, John 82-106-112-113 Hess, Mike 82-112-115 Howard, Roger 82-108-112-114-161 Huffman, Barbara 82 Hunsaker, Judy 82 Hupp, Sue 82 Jaynes, Lucy 82-97-108-109-122 Johnson, Jerry 82-170 Jones, Deborah 82 Johnson, Van 82 Jones, Janet 82 Jones, Rodney 21-82-106-113 Jones, Vincent 82-170 Joy, Julia Kay 82-108 Kendall, George 82 King, Joyce 82-106 King, Karen 82 Klingensmith, Danny 82 Knierm, Jeffrey 82-108-114 Konya, Margaret 82 Kraft, Thomas 82-106-120 Krumenacker, James 82-108-109 Kuhn, Diane 82-108-116 Kurczak, Robert 82 Larosa, Barbara 82 ' Laughlin, David 9-82-97-113-120-153-155 Laughlin, Mary 83-110-122 Lauzau, Francis 83-106-112 Leamon, Jerry 83-114-162 Lemon, George 83 Leezer, Marsha 83 LeRoy, Beth 83-106 Levine, Nathan 82-120 Loomis, Nancy 83-106 Loury, Donna 83 Lowe, Phyllis 83 McConnell, Earl 10-83-126-127 McCormick, Samuel 83 McNeeley, Lily 83 Mallonee, Tim 83 Manley, Debbie 83-106 Martin, Barney 83 Martino, John 83-120-127 Matthews, Shelly 83 Mazurek, Nancy 83-99-107-110 Mehaulic, John 161 Meredith, Pamela 83-106 Merrifield, John 83 Metz, Becky 83-120 Merrill, Robert 83 Michael, Gregory 83-108-112-114 Miller, John 83 Miller, Susan 83-108-131 Minico, Brenda 83 Moore, Donnie 113 Morgan, Randolph 83 Muto, Anthony 83-113-114-120 Murray, Pamela 83-104-'T06-120 Nash, Lani 83-112 Nease, William Scott 83-170 Neptune, Georgeanne 83 Nicholas, Krista 83 Nickolich Brenda 83 Nuzum Doug 84 107 114 120 Offutt Suzanne 84 108 122 Peirce Donna 84 108 120 Perkins Alice 84 Pigott Susan 84 104 107 Plivelich Julia 84 106 Poe Marsha 84 -165 , Mvisni I I , A - iss g f -iii--4-i-V -2 ' -' ---. 1 aff- - - 1' Pollack, Richard 84-97-107-111-1 Powell, Jacqueline 84 Pownell, Herbert 84 Preston, Karen 84-108 Preston, Richard 84-106-112-114 Price, Jessica 84-108-109 Pride, Diane 84 Proctor, Maurice 162 Puccio, Joe 84-118 Pyles, Richard 84-114-118 Radford, Terri 84 Reed, Kathy 84 Reese, Peggy 84-110-122 Reynolds, Robert 84-108 Richmond, Helen 84-138 Riggs, Jani 84 Riley, Sue 84-22 Roberts, Robert 84-108-120 Robinson, Kenneth 84 Rollins, Edward 84-108-109 Romino, Sigrid 84 Rose, Jerri 84 Runyon, Marsha 84 Sandy, Joseph 84-122-161 Sargent, Richard 84-106-112-114 Sattertield, Jean 84 Sauro, Janet 84 Sawitski, Gary 84 Sayre, Chuck 84 INDEX Schultheis, Leslie 84-104-107-110-112-118-120-123 Sesler, Thomas 84-112-118-170 Shoemaker, Ellen 85 Shriver, James 85 Slepesky, Patricia 85 Smiers, Richard 85 Smith, Barbara 85-108 Smith, cathy 85-97-106 Smith, Robert 85 Smith, Steve 85-162 Snyder, John 85 Soles, Barry 85-120-170 Soles, Gary 85-120-170 Spanabel, Mary 85-104-120 Stalder, Kathryn 85-120-122 Stalnaker, David 85-170-172 Stickley, Casey 85 Stocking, Ronald 85-170-171 Straight, Gary 85-106 Subetto, Gary 85-153 Sullivan, John 85 Swisher, Karen 85 Taddeo, Gerra 85 Takacs, Louis 85 Talkington, Charles 85-161-114 Tennant, Charles 85 Terry, Ernest 85 Testa, Louis 85-108-114-120-127-161 Thompson, Terry 85 Tiano, Gary 85 Tonkery, Peggy 85-120 Toothman, Linda 85 Tork, Vicki 85-104-108-11' Travis, Delores 85-122 Turner, David 162 Ullom, Bruce 86-106-118 Urso, Joseph 86-120 Vaughn, Robert 86 VanGilder, Janet 86 Woodward, Barry 86-162 Woods, Hershell 86 Witt, Connie 86-108 Wilt, Barry 86-106 I Wilson, Nancy 86-106 ' Wilmoth, Bill 86-97-111-118-137 Williams, Judy 86 Wildman, Donnie 86-111-112-118-120-122-137 Whitecotten, Deborah 86-122 Weaver, Rebecca 86-97-106-110 Waters, Kay 86 Waters, Johnetta 86 Walker, Jessica 86 Ware, Fleeta 86-108 Yanero, Laura 86-110 Yaremchuk, Arthur 86-106-112 Yerace, Loretta 86 Yergovich, Donna 86-108 FRESHMEN Ahern, John 123 Alkire, Barry 87 Alvarez, Raymond 108-120 Arnett, Donna 87 Aschcratt, Debbie 87 Audia, Deborah 87-97-106 Ayers, Robert 87-120 Barnes, Brad 87 Barthalow, Sherrie 87 Beafore, Gerald 87 Beatty, Kathleen 87 Bee, Debbie 87 Belt, Janice 87 Bennett, Glena 87-120-123 Bergman, Beth 87-104 Blankenship, Mark 118 Bradshaw, Susan 87 Branner, Eugene 87 Brestel, Mark 87 Brown, John 87-123-164 Brown, Kay 87 Bunner, Becki 106 Burnsworth, Larry 87-123-164 Cain, Nancy 88 Caplan, Terry 88-123 Carpenter, Patricia 88-120 Cavalcante, Kristie 88-123 Cerisano, Joseph 88 Christopher, Frances 88 Cianfrocca, Patty 88-123 Cimino, James 88-123 Clark, Jan 88-123 Clayton, Butch 88 Cole, Brian 88-112 Coleman, Greg 88 Conaway, Sally 88-123 Conrad, Charles 88-120 Conrad, Keith 88 Constable, Jackie 88-106 Cook, Elizabeth 88 Corbin, Randy 88 Corley, Sally 88-108 Cox, Debbie 88-123 Cozad, John 88-97-106-153-1 Craft, Debbie 88-106-123 Crooks, Sherry 88 Currey, Cheryl 88 Curry, David 88-123 Dean, Katherine 88 Decker, George 88 Deem, Patricia 88 Dickerson, Debbie 88 55-164 Our cooks keep us well ted with good and nourishing meals 197 'L' ' elim' 1 E'lI+'W- 'i'i::3- f -QQWS3'-vstdifqf-'wwr+f':g.'-trbwhng-:.c... . - 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