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

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1973 volume:

MAPLE LEAVES 1973 editor-in-chief Lilli Massinople student photographer . . . Kepler Nigh advisor . Irene S. Martin TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction . . . .2 Input and Student Life . . . .10 Feedback . . .74 Happenings . . . .20 Individuals ... .82 The Big Blue Precedence . . .108 Machine . . . .42 Benefactors . . .134 Tower of Babel . .64 Index 154 XDpOJ O JJDd D ‘ADpj0JS0X fo ;jd d d • SuiifjAjQAg 10 V We adapt to any situation Junior Marcus Thornton Senior Bill Kurczak is busy with his summer job at Wood's Boat Dock. Sophomore Tammy Prendergast spends a moment studying before class. 13 Student Life Thus — moods changed Sophomore Cathy Moore The knob provides for relaxation during classes. Freshman Emma Annan won many awards this past summer for horseback riding which is one of her favorite hobbies. Student Life 14 according to our environment Junior Janet Johnson The Tygart Valley River Senior Fernandez Williams Right: Juniors Sara Harrold and Julie Testa. Juniors Barbara Pasquale, Patty Bonasso and Babara Reese find a bright- er side to the rainy weather. Sophomore Ralph Warren Seniors Richard Haley and Steve Bosley stay at the hospital. Who’s Who? Sophomore Monty Stern takes an active part in the shaving creme battle at Band Camp. Student Life Senior Rex Dotts Hard work Senior Joey Moore Phase-4 students find English with Mrs. Morgan interesting. Student Life replaced care-free ways Student Life Stage Band members Steve Kloc, Mark Julian, and Tom Heck relax during an assembly. Seniors Aggie Flanagan and Greg Orr spend some time alone. Sophomore Gary McQuown AAA All-State Football Team — Jim Priester National Merit Semi-Finalists — Beth Pyles and Nancy Gragson Elks Youth Leadership Contestants — Eddie Parker, and Nancy Brookover. Elks Most Valuable Students — Carol Woods and Gregg Harr DAR Camp — Camille Alberico; National Achievement Program for Outstanding Negro Student — Carol Woods 22 GOVERNOR OF GIRLS’ STATE and Voice of Democracy Con- test — Jane Mainella Kit Salisbury was a part of The Experiment In International Living, she spent six weeks in Switzerland. RIGHT: Randy Carpenter and Mr. Darwin Brookover, Student Council Adviser, attended The National Student Council Con- vention. International Key Club Convention — Alan Hauge — State Treasurer, George Butcher — State Lieutenant Governor. Gregg Harr — Stale Secretary. Stale Student Council Convention — Randy Carpenter, Nancy Brookover and Gregg Harr. European Travelers — Cecilia Raspa, Mary Kay Tiano and Mrs. Judy Miller. Mountaineer Boys’ State — Gregg Harr, Anthony Pi .atella and Eddie Parker Mountaineer Girls’ State — KNEELING: Carol Woods, Karen Barr — State Treasurer, STANDING: Sharon Holsberry and Nancy Brook over. Cathe Dunn The Polar Bear Band is under new direction of Mr. Ken Clelland who replaced Mr. Ron Wood, who ac- cepted the job of principal at Barrackville. The addi- tion of a Color Guard and Flag Corp has added to the military effect of the band. Mr. fames Warner is the assistant band director taking the former position of Mr. Philip Rossano. The band won a superior rating at the Elkins Forest Festival and also attended Gover- nor Arch Moore’s Inaugural Parade in Charleston. First runner-up in the Maid-of-Marion Contest — Sharon Hols berry Band OFFICERS Commander— Donny Pellillo Pres.—Doug White V.P.—Mark Julian Sec.—Melanie Gross Delegate-at-Large— Phil Cavendor Sr. Rep.— Charlie lllusko Jr. Rep.— Mickey Win free Bob Raspa Soph. Rep.— Don Ferguson Fresh. Rep.— Clare Delaney COLOR GUARD Tina Astrino Patty Bonasso Cathy Dunn Diane Mercer Kathy Moore Ginger Xuzum Barbara Pasquale— Lieutenant Barbara Reese Carol Rymer— Captain Valorie Yoak Polar Bear Marching Band The Froshaliers ALL-STATE CHORUS FRONT ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT - Karen Lengcl. Sharon Hoisberrv, Nancy Brookover. Nancy Gragson. Carol Woods. SECOND ROW: Robert Lindsay. Doug White. John Peiffer. George Butcher, Eddie Parker. Choralier members portray Christmas in foreign countries. CHORALIER OFFICERS FROSHALIERS OFFICERS Pres. — Nancy Brookover Pres. — Kerri Grandstaff 1st V.P. — Robert Lindsay fr Vicki Wilson 2nd V.P. — Natalie Horton V.P. — Linda Golden fr Sec. — Sharon Hols berry Tracy Satterfield (rCarol Woods Advisor — Joyce Flint Treas. — Janet Shaw Advisor — Joyce Flint Choral iers Choral iers “Reflections” of Homecoming 1972 HOMECOMING COURT: Mike Gorey, Freshman Vice-President and Rita Massinople. Freshman Attendant: Randy Carpenter, Junior President and Patty Bonasso, Junior Attendant: Beverly Harding, QUEEN and Eddie Parker. Student Body President: Mary Sampson, Senior Attendant and Anthony Pizatella, Senior President: Toby Lewis. Sophomore Attendant and Brad Lecpcr, Sophomore President. FRONT — Flower Girl — Heather Emler and Crown Bearer — Andy DcLorcnr.o. Week FSC Coach Joe Holton was guest speaker at the Homecoming Assembly. The traditional Bonfire at the Homecoming Thuse. The Polar Bears easily defeated Washington Irving in the Homecoming Game by a score of 31-14. 31 Homecoming I “Comedy Incorporated” The Sophomore Class presented a Hamburger skit in the Junior Carnival talent show. EMCEES: Charlie Snider, Beverly Harding and Gregg Harr. Kathy Ayers and Mark Mallamo were crowned Queen and King of the Junior Carnival. Junior Carnival Albert York. Derick Horton, Keith Davis and Anthony Horton Bill Mallamr Emcee—Charlie Snider Janet Kincell, Jim Johnson and Jackie Hrahl 33 Junior Carnival mud. he l run in it,” DeLorenzo continued. He admitted that his team lost some of Its momentum in the final seconds of the first half when Robinson in- jured a lex and was unable to return to action. Unbothered by Mud, i “That (Jerry) Reese boy did a good job filling in for us.” h e said. “He’s Just sophomore.” Reese did pick up 29 yards in six carries after replacing Robinson in the lineup. The junior speedster had picked up 56 yards on nine carries. Pal- led the Bears with 61 yards in 17 attempts.. The only offensive letdown suffered by West was in the second period when Brent Burton of the Bees picked off a Stingo pass, his test of the game, and raced 74 yards down the sideline for the first East touchdown. “I called that interception like a fool. said DeLorenzo. “I should have let them run the ball, but I thought we might have had them set up for the In East-West Game: w Mud Minimizes Pass, Game Plans Changed pass. had me worried right then.” he admitted. ”1 though they might cbme back and h?ng tough after that. In this ga X you never know. But you our offense and defense both did good jobs of coming back.” Praise for Defense The young West coach has particular praise for his d?fense. 'T didn’t think we could hold t � at good.” he admitted. T tW the mud helped to slow 'hom ' vp outside I thought our whnle line was firing real good through ..We stopped them inside better than I thought we could.” An admittedly disappointed Ross offered no excuses for his team’s play. “I’d have thrown a lot more today, if I had someone to throw it,” he said. (Dave) “Mezzanotte couldn’t get back fast enough to set up and throw because of his had ankle (John) Kuroskl had a sore arm. We had four of our best kids hurt.” “But that’s no excuse.” he said. They just outplayed us and that was it: no ifs, ands or buts about it.” They caught those three long passes that they never should have gotten if we had played good defense.” he said. “Our kicking game hurt us badly. Ross noted that Kuroski had injured his arm in practice this week and was unable to throw the ball with accuracy. I didn’t think Mezzanotte would play at all but (Joe) Manchin got him fixed up as best he could...He was running back on his heel, though. But Ross expressed some satisfaction with the Bees season record of 4-4-2. We got all we could get out of those kids.” he said. All we could get.” m z J rf. ' ■ mj|E I u % ars Win City Title by 31-14 t Combines Running, Passing, Defense for Convincing Win (E WHITEFORD diness of East-West sterday posed a pre- ?rn to West Fairmont DeLorenzo but not ■ Bears, who trudged e sloppy conditions I victory over East before a less-than- owd of 5.000. Polar Bears, In finishing with a 7-3 record, assembled 281 yards in total offense and held the Bees to 93, most of the Bee yardage coming on a meaningless fourth-quarter drive. I came out here yesterday and saw the mud.” said DeLorenzo after the game, ‘‘and I was reall worried. It looked like the Mekong Delta.” Strong Running Running on a field almost totally devoid of grass and containing a few puddles. Polar Bear junior fullback Mark Palmer rushed for 61 yards in 17 carries and junior tailback Mike Robinson 56 yards in nine :ries. before being injured late in the first half and being replaced by sophomore Jerry W, ► £ East-West Statistics Reese, who picked up 29 yards in six carries. The passing - minded Bears Ignored the pass for most of the game, but nevertheless finished with 122 yards through the air, hitting six of nine, which included a 51-yard TD pitch from quarterback Frank Stingo to end Jim Priester. DeLorenzo admitted after the game that his team would have thrown more on a dry day. Despite their dominance, however, the Bears led only 13 6 at halftime and 19-6 after three peiiods. The Bee offense, slowed by- injuries and the impenetrable West defense, mustered only 25 yards through the first three quarters before marching 70 yards for a touchdown in the closing minutes against West’s reserve defense. The Bees were playing without running backs R. D Morrison and Bob Kozul and lineman Brad Dean. Quar terbacks Dave Mezzanotte and John Kuroski both received minor injuries during the week but were able to play, East coach Joe Ross pointed out after the game. East’s earlier touchdown came In the second quarter on a 74-yard runback by junior Brent aeurton of a Stingo pass, cutting the West lead to 7-6 and giving the Bees their only threat. “I called that one they in- tercepted like a fool.” said DeLorenzo. accepting the blame for East’s first touchdown. But aside from Burton’s runback. the Bees were unable to penetrate beyond their own 47 until their fourth quarter drive. E First downs S 18 Rusoes yards 26-49 38-169 Passes 2-6-0 6-9-1 Passing yards 46 122 Total otfense 9S 291 Punts-average 6-21 t 1-31 Return yards 141 21 Fumbies-lost 0-0 2-0 Penelties-yards 3-35 1-5 EAST RUSHING Name NO. Yds. Donnie Hamrick 9 26 John Kuroski 3 20 John Cervo 6 7 Brent Burton 5 7 Dave Mezzanotte 3 -11 EAST PASSING: 46 yards John Kuroski, 2-6 tor EAST RECEIVING: Brent Barton. 1- 39; John Ctrvo. 1-7. WEST RUSHING Nam No. Yd« Work Palmer 17- 61 Mike Robinson 9 56 Jerry Reese 6 29 Frank Stingo 5- 21 Mark Mgllamo 1 2 WEST PASSING: Frank Stingo, 6-9 for 12? yards and one intercept nn r scored once on the ground and the final two TD's came on passes from Stingo to junior Mike Resetar for 12 yards and Priester for 51 yards. Burton Scores Again Burton, in addition to hi; runnback. scored the other Bee touchdown on a 39-yard pas.1 from sophomore quarterback John Kuroski with 31 second; left in the game. The Polar Bear defense wen to work quickly. After holding the Bees without a first dowr on the first series of plays. Wes assumed possession on the Eas 25 following a poor Bee pun and advanced for the touchdowr in seven plays, combining th running of Palmer an Robinson. The TD came from eight yards out on an up-the-middle burst by Palmer with 5:46 left in the quarter. John Peiffer’s conversion gave West a 7-0 lead. Upon stopping the Bees again the Bears repossessed the bal at their own 27 and had ad v?.need to the East 30 befon Stingo’s pass was picked off b; Burton and returned 74 yard down the near sideline with 8:2 left in the first half. East’s kicl failed. The Bears then tool possession at their own 3 following the kickoff and ac vanced 61 yards in seven play capped by Robinson’s twistirv 15-yard run up the middle witi 4:0 1 left in the half. The rut failed and West led 13-6 a halftime. Stingo Scores West was stopped on Its firs attempt in the second half bi received good field positioi following another poor Eas punt and advanced th remaining 39 yards in 1L play for another touchdown, the fini [yard being covered on a on I yard dive by Stingo. The ru failed and West led 19-6 wit ,25 seconds left In the tJhir I quarter. The 39 yard drive Included couple of pass completions t Pre«ster. West scored on both its possessions In the fourth quarter, first on a 12-yard pass to Resetar with 7:44 left and again on a 51-yarder to Priester with 4:27 left. East then took the ball 1 yards, combining the running John Cervo, Hamrick, an Kuroski. ami a final touchdow pass to Burton for the 39 yar scoring pass. T‘.t Bees finished with a 4 4 reco’d _______________________________ Key — Keyette Winter Formal p WINTER FORMAL COURT TOP ROW: Karen Barr. Sharon Sesler. Karen Colbert. Rosemary Mike. Janet Shaw. Patty Shultz. Mary Kay Tiano. Gay Lanham. Steph- anie Feltz, Cindy Jarrett. Sharon Holsberry — Maid-of-llonor. Jane Mainclla, QUEEN — Lilli Massinoplc. Winter Formal Crown Bearer — Sam Geso 37 Carol Woods Donna Bonasso Linda Tatta Susan Auel Maid of Honor — Nancy Pollock Happenings 40 Sports Editor Kepler Nigh Bears Have Winning Season; Capture City Title 1972 POLAR BEAR FOOTBALL TEAM, FIRST ROW, L-R: Fernandez Williams, Kevin Smith, Ron Moore. Danny Henderson, Mike Arcure, Rick Matheney, John Peiffer, Rick Egress, Paul Audio, Jim Priester, Sam Rutherford. Milan Cikovich, Dave Hauge; SECOND ROW, L-R: Roland Drake, Scott Case, Mark Calabrase, Jim Johnson, Bill Alvaro, Jeff Clagett, George Mills, Mike Resetar, Nicky Fuccllo, Mark Mallamo, Don Metz, Gary Merrificld, Steve Freeland, Mike Senkus, Monty Burdoff: THIRD ROW, L-R: Marshall Connors, Bruce Burgess, Marty Utt, George Drennen, Carroll Little, Brad Leeper, Jim Blankenship. Mark Palmer, Frank Stingo, Mike Robinson, Jerry Reese, Jim Koon, John Bonasso, John Byrd, Robert Osborn, Manager — Joe Yerace. LEFT: Mark Palmer (21) stands amid Bee tacklers. Trying for more yardage. TOP: Polar Bear Fan, Ginger Nuzem, cheers grid men on to victory over the Bees. RIGHT-TOP: Jerry Reese (33) slides with East's defense as teammates watch. RIGHT-BOTTOM: Polar Bear defensive line men get ready for another play in the West- East Mud Bo i. Bear Grid Men Take Control 1972 OFFENSE; FIRST ROW L-R: B. Alavaro, R. Moore, S. Rutherford, R. Matheney, D. Haugc: STANDING: . Priester; SECOND ROW: M. Mallamo. M. Palmer, F. Stingo, M. Robinson: STANDING: S. Freeland. 1972 DEFENSE: FRONT ROW L-R: S. Rutherford, R. Moore, M. Arcure. B. Alavaro, . Johnson: SECOND ROW: G. Mills. G. Merri- field, D. Henderson, M. Resetar, M. Palmer. J. Blankenship. Sports 46 Coaches Provide Winning Spark Head Coach, Bob DeLorenzo. seems happy with team as the Bears get ready to finish their final game of the year. SEASON S RECORD 7-Wins — 3 Loses FSH Opp 42 Lewis County 6 26 Morgantown 6 24 Philip Barbour 0 6 Grafton 13 12 Victory 26 7 Buchannon 6 27 Elkins 6 34 Washington Irving 14 0 Bridgeport 22 31 East Fairmont 14 j M i Skip Delligatti Bill Lawson Bill Reppert 1972 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL TEAM. FIRST ROW. L-R: David W hiteman. Ron Pizatella, Rick Satterfield. Brad Hardman. Rossie Wii- son. Rick McCandless. David Eates. Rick Angeline. Mike Corey, David Delligatti, Rick Norris. Keith Davis. Danny Oliveto. Coach Bill Lawson; SECOND ROW: Tom Domico. Morgan Dunn. Tim Lowther, Jim Fox. Tim Rice. Mark Baltiger. Tim Koon. Jim Tucker. Donnie Snider. Tom Halbinsky. Cy Meredith. Cleveland Jackson. Willie Robinson. Albert York. Ted Uchiek. Kevin Gaull. Ernest Richards, and Gifford Jackson. 47 Sports Mat Men Use Winning Combination WRESTLING TEAM: FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Dave Helmick, Tim Core, Dave Garrett, Alvin Baker, Alan Robinson, Pat Bonasso. SECOND ROW: Mark Shreve, Jim Garrett, Bill Jones. Rocky Muto, Bill Alvaro. Rossie Wilson. THIRD ROW: Sam Bonasso, Dave Garcia. Mike Yanero, Monty Stem. Brian Riley, Marshall DeRosa, Herb Amato, Jim Myers. FOURTH ROW: Larry Puccio, David Jones, Brad Fitzgerald, Dave Whiteman, Mark Calabrase, Peanuts Alvaro, Ronnie Pizatella. Pat Bonassso Tim Core Wrestling Basketball Polar Bear Hoopsters Move The Ball Jim Priester Rick Eddy Greg Richardson POLAR BEAR BASKETBALL TEAM: FRONT ROW, Jim Pirester, Greg Richardson, Rick Eddy, Todd Stephenson, Jack Williams and Bill Mallamo. 2nd ROW: Eddie Parker, Eddie Rieser, Dennis Hermosilla, Frank Stingo and Gary .Merrifield. Dennis Hermosilla Frank Stingo I f.V.’s Have Good Season, Head Varsity Coach Bill Reppert Assistant Varsity and J.V. Coach Bill Lawson Season's Record 14 l ins — 7 Losses FSH Opp. 76 Lewis Countv 51 72 Philip Harbour 60 71 East Fairmont 77 73 Washington Irving 58 60 Victory 63 54 Bridgeport 57 54 Grafton 52 64 Morgantown GO 63 F.lkins 57 56 Buchannon ( pshur 50 56 W ashington Irving 59 72 Grafton 43 61 Morgantown 65 67 East Fairmont 51 79 Victory 68 55 Buchannon I 'pshur 72 63 Elkins 61 61 Bridgeport 50 61 Philip Harbour 59 68 Lewis Countv Sectional Tournament 64 55 Morgantown 74 Junior Varsity Basketball player (left) Kevin Singley and (right) Joe Massi- nople lead their team to many vic- tories. J.V. Basketball player Jeff Coffindaffer goes for two points. Basketball 54 Freshmen Learn New Skills JUNIOR VARS TY TEAM: FRONT ROW: Jeff Coffindaffer. Frank Kent, Jerry Reese. Frank Massinople. and John Byrd. BACK ROW: John Helman, Kevin Sing ey. Marshall Conners, Richard Mauck. Joe Massinople and Brad Leeper. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM: FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Manager — Scott Reed. Tim Koon, Kevin Smith. Keith Davis. Bud Sapp. Albert York. Rick Angeline. SECOND ROW: Manager — Ernest Richards. Dave Dclligatti, Tom Hlebinsky, Derrick Horton, Jim Fox, Morgan Dunn, Jim Tucker, Rick Norris, Donnie Snider, Coach — Skip Delligatti. 55 Basketball CROSS-COUNTRY TEAM: FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Keith Allen, Mike Yanero, Norm DeRosa, Kevin Sidow, fim Koon. SECOND ROW: Robert Lindsay, Dave Helmick, Sam Dulaney, John Paknik, Tom Howes. Mike Yanero Cross Country Sends Six To State Meet, All Return Next Season Norman DeRosa, most improved runner, comes across the finish line. Sam Dulaney Cross Country Baseball Team Repeats Championship 1971-72 BASEBALL TEAM: FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Keith Lucente. Steve Naternicola, Bucky Yost. SECOND ROW: Frank Stingo, Herb Amato, lerry Reese, Steve Yergovich, Gary Merrifield, Randy Carpenter, Dennis O’Dell. THIRD ROW: Coach — Bill Law- son, Tim Pizatella, Jeff Coffindaffer, Bill Jones, Chuck Rifle, John Peiffer, Kevin Singley, Tom Oliveto, Rick Pearl, Mike Stone, Coach — Tom Dragich. Baseball Track Team Shows Improvement Graduate, Ron Toothman, leads over the hurdles to win this run. Ron Toothmon was Sportsman of the year for 1971-72. Fernandez Williams Graduate, Tom Helmick Track Team Expands With New Experience 1972-73 TENNIS TEAM: FRONT ROW: Doug Laughlin, Barry Haugh, Neil Hamilton, John Swadley and Bob Shingleton. BACK ROW: Kepler Nigh, Eddie Parker and Dave Riggi. UNPHOTOGRAPHED — Bruce Reese, George Cannon Eddie Parker Neil Hamilton and Bob Shingleton Dave Riggi 61 Tennis VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: LEFT TO RIGHT: Ranae Yanero. Camille Alberico, Alice Matthews — Head, Nancy Pollock. Becky Hess and Linda Tatta “Hey All You Fairmont Fans BAND CHEERLEADERS: Brenda Gross and Beverly Harding. JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: FRONT ROW: Tina Pel Critchfield and Joyce Pitrolo. BACK ROW: Brenda laquinta and Cheerleaders Varsity Cheerleader Ranae Yanero Junior Varsity Cheerleader Darlene Chess Polar Bear Mascot Jane Mainella Stand Up And Clap Your Hands” FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS: FRONT ROW: Terry Feltz, Jov Levine and Renee Maruka. MIDDLE ROW: Evon Drake — Head and Jill Neasc. BACK ROW: Mich- elle Horton, Sharon Marano, Alice Waino, Tracy Satterfield and Kim Linn. lerite and Darlene Chess. MIDDLE ROW: Carol Bonnie Tartt, Head. 63 Cheerleaders lOlllffl Of BABEL CUBS AND ORCAN1ZATI I LT ORE SOCIETY IB IS L0B CLUB IONORARY TEACHERS 3;iraiv rmCOLNETTES MAPLE LEAVE S MASQUE 1 CA VI MATH HONORA I NATIONAL HON NATIONAL THES POLAR BEAR POLARETTES T T IT R STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT Eddie Parker STUDENT BODY REPRESENTATIVE Nancy Brookover STUDENT BODY VICE-PRESIDENT Gregg Harr Student Council, the students’ government, voices our ideas. Several service clubs aid our school and community. Language clubs fur- thers the knowledge about customs and ideas. Honoring distinguished students is done by FSH'S honoraries. Student publications en- able students to express their individualism. There are also organizations for students with special interest in chess, culture, acting, de- bate and photography. National Honor Society recognizes students who excel in leadership, character, service and scholarship. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Pres. — Eddie Parker V.P. — Gregg Harr Sec. — Sharon Bell Trees. — Janet Shaw Adviser — Madeline Oliverio MU ALPHA THETA Pres. — Carol Woods V.P. — Mary Kay 'I iano Sec. — Janet Shaw TreOS. — John Turner Advisor — Frankie Babcock MASQUE AND GAVEL Pres. — George Butcher V.P. — Gregg llarr Sec. — Shuron Belt Treas. — Karen Colbert Advisor — Robert Hawkins Mu Alpha Theta members Doug White, Denise Gawthrop and Susan Shaffer make plans for the Honorary Banquet. Karen Lengel reads the morning bulletin for Masque fr Gavel. 67 Spanish Club Members prepare for their trip to Pittsburgh. French Honorary sold plastic yearbook covers during the year. French I club members further their knowledge of French A few of the newly inducted Spanish Honorary members attend the induction which was held at the Spanish Fiesta. 68 Students maintaining an A or B average in Latin I are then eligible for membership in Latin Honorary. through their French class. Mrs. Julia Shaw, Latin Club Adviser helps Mere- dith Taylor with her Latin I assignment. FRENCH I CLUB Pres. — Maxin McCullough V.P. — Beth Levine Sec. — Alan Fu Treas. — Terri Green Adviser — Gerri Pyles FRENCH HONORARY Pres. — Karen Lengel V.P. — Sharon Hols berry Sec. — Gregg Harr Treas. — Lesley Deadwyler Adviser — Judy Miller SPANISH I CLUB Pres. — Bill Mallamo V.P. — Bruce Nicholas Sec. — Chip Mason Treas. — Kim Linn Adviser — Nancy Freker SPANISH HONORARY Pres. — Bob Raspa V.P. — Randy Carpenter Sec. — Elizabeth DeRiggi Treas. — Valorie Yoak Adviser — Nancy Freker LATIN CLUB Pres. — Bruce Reese V.P. — Susan Shaffer Sec. — Toni Tiano Treas. — Holly Amos Adviser — Julia Shaw LATIN HONORARY Pres. — Mark Susskind V.P. — Becky Preston Sec. — Mary Kay Tiano Treas. — Alice Shaw Adviser — Julia Shaw Kev Club took a strong stand against the drug problem and venera I disease. Polarettes met weekly to plan for service projects. The Keyette Club combined with the Key Club to make the Winter Formal a success. For the first time in the history of FSH Interact inducted four girls into their organization. 70 David Johnson makes preparations for the teaching field by be- ing an active member of FT A. Debbie Lovett is anxious to give her opinion at the Y-Teens meeting. Lincolnettes had various money making projects such as selling candy. KEY CLUB FUTURE TEACHERS Pres. — Jeff Carpenter Pres. — Chris Boram V.P. — Bruce Reese V.P. — Karen Colbert Sec. — Gregg llarr Sec. — Tina Stingo Treos. — Anthony Pizatella Treas. — Barbara Dunn Adviser — John Vincent Adviser — Linda Huber KEYETTES LINCOLNETTES Pres. — Patty Shultz Pres. — losie Green V.P. — S. Holsberry, K. Barr V.P. — Pam Gaston Sec. — S. Belt, J. Mainella Sec. — Patty Jones Treos. — Janet Shaw Treas. — Patty Jones Adviser — Darlene Boyles Adviser — Linda Rosenberger POLAR ETTES Y-TEENS Pres. — Beth Pyles Pres. — Carol Workman V.P. — Tina Stingo V.P. — Charlene Kloc Sec. — Barbara Dunn Sec. — Debbie Lovett Treos. —■ Chris Boram Treas. — Helen Jackson Advisor — Barbara Bennett Adviser — Pat Belot IXTERACT FROSHETTES Pres. — Charlie Snider Pres. — Ann Calabrase V.P. — Dennis O'Dell V.P. — Sharon Marano Sec. — Mike Martino Sec. — Rita Massinople Treas. — Charles Hlusko Treas. — Jeannie Thobois Adviser — Brian Cole Adviser — Tina Ruggiero Froshettes a Freshman girls club performed Popcorn” in the Junior Carnival. 71 Quill and Scroll, The International Society for High School Journalists recognizes the outstanding journalists. Mrs. Debbie .Moore, adviser and Gregg Harr review the requirements. The Debate team debates on controversial subjects with other school. 6 The Scratches staff publishes a literary journal from the best essays, hai kus, and other creative writings. i Members of Black Cultural Society Junior Carnival. Left: Wendy Ashcraft, Sue Garcia and John Turner work on a lay-out for the Hi-Life. Joyce Pasquale newly inducted Thespian member awaits for scripts to be handed out. submitted original poems, ballads, take a break between practices for QUILL SCROLL BLACK CULTURAL SOCIETY Pres. — John Turner Pres. — Holland Drake V.P. — Lilli Massinople V.P. — Rebecca Horton Sec. — Gregg Harr Sec. — Natalie Horton Treas. — Gregg Harr Treas. — Renee McKinney Adviser — Debbie Moore Adviser — Renee McKinney DEBATE THESPIANS Captain — Allen Wilson Pres. — Karen Lengel Adviser — Robert Hawkins V.P. — Kit Salisbury Sec. — Nancy Gragson Treas. — Jim Walsh SCRATCHES Adviser — Robert Hawkins Editors — Karen Colbert, Jane Mainella Assist. Ed. — Anthony Pizatella, Kit Salisbury Section Ed. — Janet Shaw, Jeff Carpenter, Karen Lengel, John Turner Adviser — Debbie Moore Founded in 15)20 Fairmont Senior High School Loop Park. Fairmont. W. Va. 20554 Student publication of Fairmont Senior High School edited and published bi-weekly by Journalism II students for the purpose of promoting school spirit, unifying the classes, expressing responsible student opinion, and presenting justly and precisely news concerning the school and community. Vol. 48, No. 6 Dec. 1. 1972 qnriiyi ■•Z) NSPA All American Haling CSPA First-class Rating Editor-In-Chief.....John Turner Managing Editor . Karen Miller News Editor Donna Pixler Assistant . . Connie Willenborg Co-Feature Editors........Cindy Jarrett, Dotti Schmidt Sports Editor Greg Harr Assistants Anthony Pizatella, Jeff Carpenter, Rocky Poe News Bureau Editor Melanie Gross Assistants.....Karen Colbert, Becky DeVVitt Picture Editor Mary Sampson Assistant Ginger Nuzum Advertising Manager.........Joe Burnsworth Business Manager Beth Pyles Becky Young Cartoonist Tim McDonough Reporters Bruce Nicholas, Johnnie Ruggiero, Wendy Ashcraft Gary Delligatti Copy Editor.........Patty Green Exchange Editor Sue Garcia, Assistant..........Toni Tiano Photographers..........Kep Nigh Richard Straight Office Assistant Regina Holloway Adviser ........Deborah Moore Principal Howard S. Charlton 73 Office helpers assist the office by checking the roll, typing and various other jobs. Gym Helpers, foe Lambiotte and Jim Blankenship aid the gym classes. Richard Straight, photographer club member is caught out of class by Mr. Dragich. Robert Gorey. lab assistant aid the Chemistry students in their experiments. Left: The Stage Crew helps with the setting up of our assemblies and our school productions. Getting a book, keeping books in order, and helping you in the library are a few things the library helpers do. The Varsity Club is made up of all students who have lettered in a sport or activity. CHESS CLUB Pres. — John Finzel V.P. — Lonnie Fluharty Sec. — Tina Pellerite Treas. — Tina Pellerite GYM HELPERS Jane Ware Diane Claybrooks Debbie Adams Debbie Crandall Pam Proctor Joe Lambiotte Frank Stingo .Vicky Fucello Jim Blankenship Bill Alvaro Gary Merifield Mike Resetar OFFICE HELPERS Brenda Gower Becky Preston Brenda Sapp Betsy Albright Jane Maine! I a Becky Young Vickie Yerace Sue Auel Kim Morrison Linda Alvaro Cathy Layman Patty Linn Barbara Pasquale Cecilia Raspa Ruth Whiteman PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Pres. — Kep Xigh Adviser — Richard Hawkins Debbie Moore STAGE CREW John Sleeth Larry Puccio Jim Garrett Tom Murray Phil Maunz Larry Pulice LAB ASSISTAXTS Richard Haley Robert Gorey Janet Shaw Robert Lindsay Kep Xigh Leslie Deadwyler David Johnson Alice Shaw VARSITY CLUB Pres. — Pat Bonasso V.P. — Sam Rutherford Sec. — Nancy Pollock Treas. — Vancv Pollock Adviser — Bob DeLorenzo LIBRARY HELPERS Cathy Browning Carol Brum age Debbie Coffindaffer John Finzel Cindy Jones Sherry Lemley Stephanie McDowell Sherri M. Sharps Debbie Palmieri Susan Miller Theresa Wilson DannyXuzum GUIDAXCE WORKERS Chris Spevock Mary Kay Tiano Patty Shultz Karen Barr Sandy Urso Pam Lugenskie Kim Prahl Sandy Riggs Margi Kiser Guidance helper. Chris Spevock helped the counselors prepare for College Day and Career Day. 75 Section Heads Patty Green Rachel Gross INPUT (II1D fffDBflCK make a strong foundation 7Q Mr. Louis Julian, Vice-Principal enjoys his “hall watching” by catching up on the latest news. NANCYSAUNDERS Treasurer Their knowledge is used to Frankie Patricia Maury Darlene Darwin Brian Babcock Belot Blount Boyles Brookover Cole Algebra Business Education Drafting Math Chemistry Physics English Am. History Anthony Dclligatti Coach—Boys Dean Am. Studies Robert DeLorenzo Coach Phys.-Ed Thomas Dragich Am. Studies Coach Florena Duling Am. Studies Byron Duncil Drivers Ed. Joyce John Flint Fultz Chorus Am. Studies Karen Hawkins Home Economics Mrs. Julia Shaw — English, Latin Ken Clelland — Band Director Faculty expand the minds Mrs. Glenna Martin — English of many Richard Linda Dennis Hawkins Huber Kellison Printing Math Counselor William Lawson Coach Science Diane McCarraher Family Living Renee McKinney Am. Studies Typing Linda McLean English Judy Miller French lean Minutelli Math Abe Modi Woodshop American History teacher, Ned Pence is celebrating New Year's Mrs. Linda Rosenberger — Algebra Eve. Faculty Mrs. Irene Marlin, Librarian enjoys horseback riding during her free lime. Mrs. Debbie Moore English, Journalism Linda Morgan English Joseph Mulo Counselor Lewis Petonick Am. Studies Jerri Pyles French English Mr. Roberl Hawkins, Speech leacher, portrays the “Bud Man”. William Reppert Coach—Math Mary Jo Roman Counselor Tina Ruggiero English Angeline Savereno Am. Studies Am. History Robert Sheets English Tim Slamick, American Studies teacher is shown trick skiing on the Tygart Valley River. Freshman English teacher, Elizabeth Rice find that pets play an important part in her life. Mrs. Mary Popp has done an excellent job keeping FHS in a spotless condition. After 9 years as FSH Janitrcss she retired during mid-term. John Vincent Biology Elda Zanin Girls Phys. Ed. Mary Popp Custodian Miss Madeline Oliverio — Shorthand teacher and Dean of Girls Charles Donald Marguerite Snyder Stevens Stewart Science Art Biology Mrs. Mildred Talbott English Faculty Section Heads Susie Burns Tommy Prendergost Carol Workman Connie Willenborg Freshmen begin a new way Kenneth Abbott left Adams Patricia Adams Barbara Alvaro Rick Angeline Emma Annan Anthony Armstead Don Arnett Frank Audio Tonya Ayers Rick Bacco Patricia Bagwell Karen Barrett Elizabeth Bosley m m � di M m, MAH Mark Batteiger Kevin Bourne Tim Bowers Mike Bradv Bunny Brock David Browning IJS Mike James Brown Brunot Jonella Cain Ann Calabrase fan Kathy Carpenter Carr I Sandy Carroll Sharon Carroll Carmen Cavallo David Cavrich Steve Cavrich Judie Charlton Becky Cecilia Rick Sandy Clagett eleven ger Clevenger Coe Cheryl Conrad Danny Copen Jo Ann Copney Buddy- Culver Amy Dailey Sherri Davis FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: Golden, president: Mike Corey, moss, treasurer. Freshmen com year at Fairmont School with the aid Pyles, Class sponsor Officers. They walls a world full ences, accomplish ileges. Besides at classes, the Fresh enthusiastically in and assemblies, enced a year full of excitement. It was a ment, a year of look year of modification. Freshmen 86 of life at Fairmont Senior High -T A Brian David Davison Delligatti Barbara Joyce Demos s Devericks Kathy Debbie Devison DeWalick Barbara Tom Doe rr Domico Joyce Pasquale, secretary: Linda vice-president: and Barbara De- pleted their first Senior High of Mrs. Gerri and the Class found within its of new experi- ments and priv- t ending new men participated sports, dances They experi- anticipation and year of involve- ing forward and Katherine Chris Dooley Dorsey Debra Jody Durratt Duskey Paul David Gawthrop Given Richard Brad Gump Hardman Jim David Heck Helmick Randy Sue Brian Janet Helmick Henderson Hetrick Hetrick Bobby Dunn Barbara Farris Jim Fox Mike Gorey Susan Hartley Morgan Dunn Terri Feltz Kevin Gall Clifford Grubb Doris Hayhurst Dove Clare Dulaney Courtney Susan Harney Harris David Janice Eates Far low Debra Bonnie Floyd Flu hart y Linda Toni Golden Goldson Freshmen They gain new privileges Scott Tom Holly Debbie Higgs Hlebinsky Hoffman Hood Randy Dave Doug Dale Hoult Hutchinson Hutchinson Jackson Bill Jim Diana Susan Jones Jones Jordan Kennedy Mike Mary Cecil Jody Kraley Kriston Layman Laymen Tammy Derrick Michelle Janet Hood Horton Horton Hough Connie Mike Cathy Kathy Jarrett Jarrett Johnson Johnson Lisa Tim Steve Stephanie King Koon Korsh Kovach Sharon Beth Joy Hung-Hung Leary Levine Levine Li Kim Janice Sharon Terri Linn Malick Marano Martin Renee Cecelia Rita Kathy Maruka Mason Massinople Matthews Rick Barbara Fred Marlene McCandless McClung McCormick McCullough Left: Rita Massinople, Freshman Homecoming Attendant with her escort Freshman vice-president, Mike Corey were pre- sented at the Homecoming Dance. Tammy Michels James Mikol David Miller Greg Molin Debra Rhonda Vickie fill Morris Mullins Mundell Nease Terry Alvaro and Ellen Rymer have a short moment between classes to relax. and a sense of belonging Maxine Cindy Cy Jo McCullough McCutcheon Meredith Mezzanotte Rick Norris Danny Oliveto Nada Palmer Jackie Parks Debbie Ronnie Denise Patty Pileggi Pizatella Plutro Pollock Ralph Kathy Nancy Scott Raspa Ray Reed Reed Tim Ernie Tom Janet Rice Richards Ridenour Riefer Mike Joyce Kenny Linda Parrish Pasquale Pearson Peirce Daris Kathy Kevin Cindy Pudsell Pyles Pyles Radcliffe Cindy Robin Robinson Robinson Tina Robinson Virginia Robison Rita Kim Rokisky Rose Mike John Rowe Russell Freshmen They soon adjust and become Ellen Rymer Drew Salisbury Danny Samargo Jim Sanders Tracy Gina Tim Karla Satterfield Savio Shadle Shaver Hung Hung Li finds Freshman classes fun even though they re- quire a little homework. Rick Gina Jo Ann Cindy Speelman Spitze r Spooner Steele Ann John Rhonda Anne Swiger Swisher Sydnor Talbott Ronald Stern Jamie Stewart Michael Sullivan Donetta Summers Tim Earl Meredith Donna Tarleton Tate Taylor Testa Randy Buddy Rose Rickey Sansalone Sapp Satterfield Satterfield Newman Vicki Sally Beth Shaver Sherbs Shingleton Shirley Tim Shomo Gary Shreve Steve Smith Suzanne Smith Scott Smouse John Smvton Robert Smell Kevin Smith Vicki Smith Brad Speelman Tina Smith Donnie Snider Freshmen an active part of our school Mary Diane Jeannie Robert Testa Tetrick Thobois Thomas Something interesting has entered Jim Twyman’s mind as Jill Mease continues with her assignment. Eugene Susan Wayne Tammy Thompson Thompson Thompson Trickett Sandy Lee Steven Alice VanZandt V'arkonda Viglianco Wainio Ralph Cindy Cheryl Diane Walsh Waiters Wampler Wampler Y aii Kirk Ronald Brenda Wang Waronicki Warren W'atson Mark Charlene Rossie Vicki White Willey W'iison Wilson Danny Albert Diane Cathy Yereb York Yost Z ivkovich JsM David Watson Windon Tammy Michels Mitchell Weaver David Whiteman Doug Whiteman Freshmen SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Kevin Singley, vice-president: Cathe Dunn, secretary: Brad Leeper, president: Tammy Prendergast, treasurer. Keith Susskind Angela Colosimo The Sophomore Class sponsored by Mr. Tom Dragich have settled into the busy routine at Fairmont Senior. Also leading and advising the sophomores were their homeroom teachers who include Maury Biount, Joyce Flint, Nancy Freker, Richard Hawkins, Debbie Moore, Diane McCar- raher, William Reppert, Angeline Savere- no, Marguerite Stewart, and Mildred Tal- bott. As Freshmen the Class of '75 discovered that unity and confidence were the things that it took to make a great class. With this in mind they elected outstanding officers to lead their class. Sophomores Sabrina Scott Louis Dominick Adkins Alban Allevato Alvaro Shelly Janet Sylvia Sherry Arnett Arthur Ashcraft Audio Debra Campbell Doug Campbell Jerry Mary Bellott Berardelli Chris Sam Bonasso Bonasso Susie Burns John Byrd Belinda Biafore 0k Jtj Rick Bosley Janina Bernardo Jerry Bonnette Angela Debbie Cavrich Cerrillo James Chandler Darlene Chess Terri George Holly Bruce Alvaro Amos Amos Armstrong Allen Terri Cindy Janet Bailey Balderson Bartholow Basagic Debra Susie Sue Jack Biafore Blankenship Board Bock Mike Cathy La Donna Bruce Boyce Browning Bruma ge Burgess Rita Becky Linda Kathy Campbell Cannon Carnes Carr Helen Merinda Doug Jeff Christy Clayton Cline Coffindaffer Donna Melanie Angela Coiasessano Co born Coiosimo Marshall Conner Gregg Copen Bob Cover Dell Carol Crandall Critchfield Sophomores Unity and confidence help Lois Leighann John Norm Damico Daristotle Delligatti Derosa Carroll Little takes a brisk walk to change classes. Marcy Peggy Pa Wanda Ford Fortney Forte Foster Anthony Rose Dave Trudy Fucello Gallo Garcia Garrison Debbie Kerri John Rachel Goldson Grandstaff Green Gross Debbie Greg Arlene Janie Dickinson Domico Dooley Dotts Cathe Linda Cindy John Dunn Duskey Egress Egress Gladys Geno Joe Susan Elliott Ezelle Fanto Feltz Sandy Donald Debra Rose Feorene Ferguson Fetty Flanagan Donald Tim Carl Gary Fox Fox Frederick Frederick Randy Marilyn Raymond Vicki Gerba Glass Glaspell Goff Pat David James Doug Guido Gwynn Haldeman Hall Sophomores achieve a great class Steven Barry Brenda Melanie Harris Haugh Hawkinberr y Hedges John Lydia Suzette Jeff Helman Hermosilla Hibbs Hodges Charlotte Beverly Hoffman Hoskins Tom Brenda Howes laquinta Randy Jordan Cathy Joyce Charlene Kloc Sharon Kennedy v A ' X Jim Koon Brenda Hawkinberry and Denise Wilson exchange secrets be- tween classes Tom Fred Kennedy King Jennifer Becky Lauer Layman Becky Brad Toby Kim Leamon Leeper Lewis Linn Joel Brett Darlene Danny Lowdermilk Martin Martin Martin Joe Sharon Pam Rick Massinople Matheney Matthews Mauck Carroll Linda Beverly Debbie Little Little Looman Lovett Susan Chip Donna Frank .Maruka Mason Massacci Massinople Donna Jackie Gary David McCoy McElwain McQuown Meffe Sophomores Sophomores explore and observe Scott Patty Merr ifield Metz Jeff Shirley Mikol Milknvirh Karl Jane Cathy Jim Miller Millican Moore Moore Kevin Jim Paula Rocky Moore Mossburg Muto Muto Cam Myles Dennis Cindy Evertt Neste r Nickolich Nixon Kathy Nixon Cathy Par lett Tina Pellerite David Pickens f Joe Pitrolo Danny Nuzum Mary Oliveto Terry Opoyoke DeEtta Pagliaro Susan Palmer Linda Parrish Joyce Pitrolo John Piscitelli Biology class. Kim Pasko Gary Pearson George Phillips Donny Ferguson observes a fish through the aquarium in Miss Bennett’s Sophomores in their Biology Class Janie Dotts Carol Plum Jon Potoczn y SHU I Lee Pyles Sandy Riggs Mary Scott Debbie Kim Plummer Pollock Poster Poster Tammy Larry Bill Larry Prendergast Preston Prickett Pulice Beverly Jenny Helen erry Radford Rebeck Reese Reese Bryan David Cindy Judy Riley Roth Rowe Russell Cathy Linda Connie Steve Saunders Saunders Scarf Sheets Kathy Kevin Mary Brad Sims Singiey Skarzinski Slaman Larry Kevin Sherri Teddy Shephard Sidow Simmons Simmons Dave Chris David Penny Sleeth Slider Smiers Smith David Sherry Louise Sole Sole Sowers Monty Brenda Kathy Stephanie Stern Stevens Stevens Stevenski Sophomores Sophomores Linda Walker Sherry Walls Kenny Wallers Sieve Warren • Michael Richard Keith Stingo Straight Susskind Penny Travis Teri Trickctt Donna Tucker Robert Turney Ronnie Tartt Pam Tonkery Ava VanGilder Joyce Brian Watkins Weygandt Calhe Dunn is interested in something that’s happening on the main floor. Terry Susan DecDee Connie Tartt Tennant Testa Thompson Cindy Rowe and Darlene Martin can’t decide what to throw out of their locker. Denise Wilson Do nna Yosl Perry Carol De Ann Woods Workman Wyont Charlie Tarleton Penny VanMeter Joe Vessecchia Debbie Waddell Randy VViison Rhonda Wilson Woody Winfree Sherri Wood Joan Wysner Mike Yanero Valorie Yoak Yerace Jeff Young Barbara Zaleski Robert Zinn David Wood Junior students merit recognition Steve Yergovich along with many other students enjoy eating lunch in the cafeteria. These Junior Executives help make this year successful. Doris Abbott Camille Albcrico Linda Alvaro Sandy Angeline JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Camille Alberico, treasurer: Randy Car- penter, president: Brenda Gross, secretary: Phil Maunz, vice-presi- dent. After much hard work and many problems the Class of '74 realized their hopes of a suc- cessful Junior Carnival. Through these many hours of work, the Juniors earned enough money to present a memorable prom. By participating in all student body activi- ties, these students proved that they could write and excel as a unified class. Many indi- viduals achieved recognition through hard work for themselves and their class. At the close of a year filled with mixed emotions these Juniors look forward to another year in which they will be able to prove their true worth. Keith Allen Herbie Amato Greg Arnett Juniors for their hard work Drexel Tina Cathy Mitzi Ash Astrino Ayers Baker Ashleigh Joan Carol anis Bowers Bowling Brumage Burdo ft Rick Charleen Mark Loanne Byrd Cain Calab rase Canfield Melody Randy Debbie Lesia Carpenter Carpenter Carr Cerisano Vincent Nicky Patty Chris Bernardo Biafore Bonasso Boram Jim Blankenship seems to be pondering on an important ques tion during one of his thought-provoking classes. Sherry Chandler Chris Clayton Robin Cousins Debbie John Crandall Crandall Marcie Bob Cheslock Cheuvront Leroy Clevenger Caroline Colborn Debbie Christenson Tom Cole Greg Mariam Jeff Diane Cimaglia Cimino Clagett Clavbrooks Ben Cecil Terri Joyce Coleman Corley Corwin Costello Mary David John Leslie Curry Dadisman Davis Davis 101 Juniors Juniors over come problems Peggy Davis Lesley Deadwyler Patti Deleruyelle Kevin Delligatti Elizabeth Deriggi Mike Devericks Paulette Dobbs Bill Dowdell Sam Dukich Lettie Ezelle Alan Fu Denise Gawthrop Andy Gombash Sam Dulaney Jeff Findo Casey Garner Pat Giles Mary Gotses George Drennen Linda Everson Patty Frankman Pam Gaston Marcie Golson Barbara Dunn John Finzel % Dave Garrett Allan Golden Debbie Gower Nancy Ralph Tommy Bob Edwards Edwards Efaw Elliott Frank Scott Jeff Cathy Fleming Fleming Fluharty Fox Junior “women” like to act like little girls once in awhile too. Josie Patty Roberta Karen Green Green Greer Griffin Brenda Greg Cathy Debbie Gross Guido Gurin Hamilton Juniors to make a successful carnival Mark Neil Beth Debra Hamilton Hamilton Harris Harris Sara Harrold Janaine Harry Linda Haught Kevin Hawkins Tom Heck Cathy Debbie Becky Hennen Hennis Hess Becky Donna Jeff Hostutler Hoylman Huey Helen Jackson Paul Jim Jackson Johnson Janet David Kincell Kin g Tim Audie Kuhn Lake Michael Cathy Lawson Layman Janet Johnson David Jones Katrina Carol King Kisner Therese Doug Lanham Laughlin Patty Jones Melissa Kann Mitzi Katsan Bill Kennedy Sandy Smith and Debbie Shuman seem to say Don’t you dare take my picture”. Greg Karen Lee Lennon Yung iVing Debbie Patty Mike Leslie Elaine Bill Joyce Li Linn Linn Lombardo Lowther Mahaffey Mallum o Mallamo 103 Juniors Senior year looked forward Mark Margie Donald Sally Mallamo Marino Martin Matthews Pat Mike Stephanie Jeff McConnell McCorkle McDowell Meadows Don Pete Tom Eleanor Metz Monell Moore Morgan Marlene Ginger Richard Benita Nestor Nuzum O'Conner Oliverio George Farrow soulfullv gazes at a friend during some rare free time. Phil Jack Sherri Jom Maun z May Maynor Mazurek Peggy Diane Mark Gary Melton Mercer Merico Merrifield Jackie Gale Robert Cathy Moseburg Motley Mullins Mundell Delaina Marilyn Sherri Mike Pawlesky Piscitelli Postlethwait Potoczny Jackie Prnhl Kim Prahl Judi Pulice Bob Ra spa John Paknik George Pasko Barbara Pasquale Tom Oliveto Cecilia Cheryl Barbara Robert Raspa Ray Reese Riefer Juniors to with anticipation Bill Chuck Mike Alan Riffee Riffle Riggi Riley Robert R ingel Debbie Rogers Gary Rotunda Randall Rowe Carole Tad Andrea Sally Rymer Salisbury Salvatore Sampson Theresa Lanham is glad that the 2:25 bell finally rang. David Amy Beaver Bruce Sanner Sargeant Satterfield Satterfield Rick Bob Debbie Jenny Shaver Shingleton Shuman Sidow Jeanette Cindy Skip Joy Snider Speelman Stevens Stewart Sawitski Schmidt Shaffer Sharps Glenna Kevin Sandy Eddie Smith Smith Smith Snider Trank John Bob Tom Stingo Swadley Swiger Swiger Brad Charles Julie George Taylor Tennant Testa Thompson Roger Toni Karol Laura Thorne Tiano Tibbs Toothman Juniors Becky Critchfield, Phil Maunz, Mary Curry, and Margie Marino try-out for Jr. Carnival Emcees. Robin Trotto Sandra Urso Lane Vanata Steve Vance Ricky Wade Jane Ware Debbie Wells Bill Whetzel Mickey Doug Lucinda Susan Winfree Wise Wood Woodward Renae Stephen Cindie Yanero Yergovich Zaccagnini Zuspan Macel Marty Patty Debbie VanGilder VanGilder VanGilder Van Zandt Connie Jack George Teresa Willenborg Williams Williams Wilson Varsity Cheerleader, Becky Hess Juniors 106 K rUi« ‘Iin ii | s Jr� lrmont Senior Sigh $tM (•This dlrrtiftrs (That [fading rumple ted satisfactorily tlje required number of units fur graduation is Ijerebq atoarded tljis Siplintta Oiifarn at Jairmoirt, IHrst Virginia, this I3tli h:uj of 3Junc, 1973. •■• erintendei v|. scAo-jak, . President jBoiti of Education '.Superintendent of Spools and S� er� tn� C 108 Section Heads Mary Greer Sampson Giovanna Ruggiero 0 Bradley Abel Betsy Albright James Ammons Faith Amos Mary Jo Annan Mike Arcure Judy Arthur Wendy Ashcraft Paul Audio Susan Auei Alvin Baker Karen Barr Nina Basagic Sharon Belt Alan Bennett Donna Bonasso Pat Bonasso Steve Bosley Janie Branham Nancy Brookover ill Seniors Monty Burdoff Pat Burns Joe Burnsworth George Butcher Sue Byrd Beverly Cain Clyde Campbell Scott Case Phil Cavendor Charlotte Christopher Greg Chrobak Debbie Coffindaffer Joni Colantino Karen Colbert Cindy Co born Tim Core Wendy Corf Seniors 112 Donna Creasy Nancy Currey Brenda Damico Jackie Davis Angie Deiriggi Gary Delligatti Lois Devericks Fred Doerr Janet Domico Nickie Donofrio Sam Rutherford. Rick Egress, and Rick Matheney find band practice enjoyable after a hard football practice. RoJiand Drake Pam Drummond Rick Eddy Rick Egress Tom Ellis 113 Seniors Stephania FeJlz Kim Ferris Terri Finnerin Varsily Cheerleader Nancy Pollock Aggie Flanagan Lonnie Fluharty Sherry Fox Jim Garrett Roy Fluharty Kep Nigh head yearbook photographer Seniors 114 Michael Gilardi Joyce Golden Robert Gorey Brenda Gower Nancy Gragson Alvin Gross Melanie Gross Tom Gumm Richard Haley George Harbert Beverly Harding David Harding Gregg Harr Debbie Harris Mary Harris Allen Hauge David Hauge Bill Helman Danny Henderson Dennis Hermosilla 115 Seniors Jim Hermosilla Charles Hlusko Andrew Hoffmann Regina Holloway Sharon Hoisberry Senior Class President Anthony Pi .atella makes plans for the Senior Steering meeting with the Class Advisor Miss Barbara Bennett. Penney Hood Natalie Horton Rebecca Horton Brenda Hunt Cindy farrett Seniors 116 Randy Jordan Mark Julian David Kelley Cathy Kendall Charles Kincell Debbie Kincell David King David Kisner Stephen Kloc George Koay 117 Seniors Gay Lanham Paula Leary Sherry Lemley Karen Lengel Robert Lindsay Lawrence Koay Elaine Konya Stephen Kovach Bill Kurczak joe Lambiotte Pam Linn Mark Lowdermilk Pam Luginskie Dave Lupo Janie Mainella Tim Marano Paul Audio rests a moment before football practice. Seniors 118 Debbie Martin Paula Maruka Mike Martino Lilli MassinopJe Martha Wood East Fairmont Senior is dancing at Homecoming with her date Eddie Rieser. Alice Matthews Chris McCandless Pat McCleary fanet McCoy Rick Matheney Joe McCutcheon Tim McDonough Seniors Perry Neely Bruce Nicholas Brad Nickolich Kepler Nigh Dennis O’Dell GregOrr Donna Pacifico Debbie Palmieri Eddie Parker Steve Parlett Seniors Larry Puccio Toni Pulice Seniors Nancy Paugh Patty Paugh JohnPeiffer Jackie Phillips Mary Piscitelli Donna PixJer Mark Plummer Nancy Pollock Toni Poster Patty PrahJ Becky Preston Donny Pellillo Jack Pethel Anthony Pizatella Tim Pizatella Pam Priolette Joan Price Jim Priester Eddie Rieser David Riggi Bethany Rise Alan Robinson Giovanna Ruggiero Sam Rutherford Debbie Rymer EricRymer Kit Salisbury MarySamargo Under a new West Virginia law 18 Year olds now have the right to purchase Mary Sampson Dotti Schmidt alcholic beverages. Senior s 122 Sharon SesJer SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Bcckv Young, treasurer; Janie Mainella, secretary: and Carol Woods, vice- president. Alice Shaw John Sleeth Nancy Smiers Kevin Smith Charlie Snider Chris Spevock 123 Seniors Seniors Todd Stephenson � Michelle Stern Doreen Taylor Sheila Tennant Charlotte Thompson Tom Thompson Mary Kay Tiano Kim Wade is often seen driving his convertible around town. Tina Stingo Jennifer Straight Margaret Stubbs Cindie Susshind Linda Tatta Steve Straight John Turner Jay Utt David Valentine Jim Vanata Debbie Vessecchia Debbie Viands Kim Wade Jim Walsh Mingli Wang Doug White Ruth Whiteman Kevin Wilfong Fernandez Williams Kathy Williams Allen Wilson Carol Woods 125 Seniors Cathy Wyatt Frank Yanero Nickie Yerace Charles Yost Becky Young UN PHOTOGRAPHED SENIORS Elizabeth Carter Shirleen Jackson Rocky Poe Milan Cikovich David James Milton Proctor Myron Cosby Ricky Johnson Rick Ptomey Roy Crig er Jennifer Jones David Robinson Becky Dewitt Kenneth Jones Herbert Russell Rex Dotts Linda Layman Sharon Sandy Chuck Duncan Debbie Leasor Brenda Sapp Charles Edwards Frank Lombardo Andre Scott Marilyn Flynn Barbara Manning Joyce Scott Ray Ford Sheila McClung Mark Shreve Rick Garcia Allen McDade William Smith Lois Goldsen Alisia McElroy Joyce Sole Donna Gray Judy Martin Donna Tartt Charlie Harper Jim Martin Betty Tolliver Bill Higgs Joey Moore Floyd Underwood Joseph Hodges Glenn Moore Ernest Vangilder James Holloway Don Hunt Nancy Parker Sandra Wallo V Wfl£n 1 C Vlult jO.£U(J£ I fou. { When U mus.t Uao£ you d££d not your LonslLn£±6. for a [itt[£ wbB, on £mfrty dayi, BUa±£ do not yri£ J£ But fill £acfi wabiny hour and i fi£d wild t£ar± in uszfj wa Bfnd buy your sorrow Bp£acb out your band to you tbrouyb tli£ y£ar±, in comfort and in cb££r But 6.tart out braoBy cBnd (J in turn wilt comfort with a yaLl’ant imild; and bold you n£ar; cBfnd for my lake. and in my name. Pit tf on and do all tbina £ ±ani£, nd m(j£Z, n£ j£i be. afraid to diz, Pd or (J am waitiny for you in tfi£ tdzy[ ---cdfs-bn Bt £U1£Z zRl LC£ J cnjiA £coit dfiap. man 1955-1972 127 1956-1972 BRAD ABEL BETSY ALBRIGHT — Cheerleader 1-2-3. French I Chib 1. Froshettes 1, Office Workers 4. Gym Helper 3, Spirit Club 1- 2-3 JAMES AMMONS FAITH AMOS — Froshettes 1. Hi-Life Staff 3. Keyettes 2-3, Latin Club t-2-3-4. Latin Honorary 2-3-4. National Honor So- ciety 4, Thespians 2-3, Songfest 1-2-3-4 MAR Y fO ANNAS — Art Honorary 1. Art Club 3-4, Choraliers 2-3-4, Flag Corp 4, Froshaliers 1, Froshettes 1, Senior Steer- ing 4. Spirit Club 1-3-4. Spanish Club 2, Songfest 1-2-3-4 MICHAEL ARCURE — Football 1-2-3-4. Letterman’s Club 3-4 JUDY ARTHUR WENDY ASHCRAFT — Bond 1-2. Hi- Life Staff 4, Latin Club 3-4, Polarettes 1-2, Spirit Club 3. Journalism W orkshop 4 PAUL AUDIA — Basketball 1-2-3, Foot- ball 1-2-3-4, Track 1-2-3-4, Choraliers 2-3. Froshaliers 1. Interact Club 1 -2-3-4, Pro- jectionists Club 1, Senior Steering 4, Stu- dent Council 3. Basketball Camp 2 SUSAN AUEL — Art C ub 3-4, Band 3-4, Froshettes 1, Office W orkers 4,1.atin Club 2- 3, Majorettes 3-4, Prom Court 4, Senior Steering 4, Spirit Club 1-4, Songfest 1-2- 3- 4 TAMARA AYERS - Black Cultural 2, Choraliers 2 ALVIN BAKER — Wrestling 3-4, Chess Club 3 KAREN BARR —- Choraliers 2-3-4, French I Club 1, Froshettes 1, Girls' State 3, Of- fice W orker 4. Keyettes 2-3-4, Mosque and Gavel 3-4, Winter Formal Court 4. Senior Steering 4, Spirit Club 3, Thespians 3, Songfest 1-2-3-4 NINA BAS AG 1C — Chess Club 1, French I Club 1-2. Froshettes 1, Scratches 4, Spirit Club 1, Spanish Club 1, Songfest 1-2-3-4 SHARON BELT — Choraliers 3-4, French I Club 1. Froshettes 1, Keyettes 3-4, Masque and Gavel 3-4. National Honor Society 3--I, Prom Court 4. Senior Steering 4. Student Council 3, European Tour 2 ALAN BENNETT — Baseball 3. Mu Al- pha Theta 3-4, Senior Steering 4, Spanish Club 3 DONNA BONASSO — Secretary-trea- sure 2, French I Club 2. Gym Helper 3, Prom Court 4, Homecoming Court 3, Se- nior Steering 4. Student Council 2, Song- Senior Index fest 2-3-4 PATRICK BONASSO — Wrestling 1-2-3- 4. French I Club 1, French Honorary 2, Gym Helper 3. Junior Executives 3, Let- terman's Club 1-2-3-4, Masque and Gavel 3-4, National Honor Society 3-4, Senior Steering 4, Wrestling Camp 2-3 STEVE BOSLEY - Track 1-2, Wrestling 2-3, Gym Helper 2, Letterman’s Club 3-4, Senior Steering 4 JANIE BRANHAM — Choraliers 2-3, French Honorary 4, Froshaliers 1. Froshettes 1, MAPLE LEAVES 3, Mu Al- pha Theta 3-4, Senior Steering 4, Jour- nalism W'orkshop 3, Songfest 1-2-3-4 NANCY BROOKOVER — Band 1-2-3, Choraliers 3-4, Secretary 3, Froshettes 1, Future Teachers 1-2, Girls' State 3, Junior Executives 3, Keyettes 2-3-4, Latin Club 1- 2-3-4, Latin Honorary 2-3-4, Majorettes 3. Mu Alpha Theta 3-4, National Honor Society 3-4, Prom Court 4. Senior Steer- ing 4, Spirit Club 1-3-4, Student Body Rep- resentative 4, Student Council 1-3-4, Thes- pians 3-4, Student Council Workshop 4. All-State Chorus 4. Songfest 1-2-3-4, Elks Leadership Contest 4, State Student Council Convention 4. Leadership Work- shop 3, Elks Student of the Month 4 MONTY BURDOFF — Football 3-4, Track 2- 3-4. Wrestling 2-3, Basketball Camp 2 JAMES P. BURNS — Basketball Manager 2-3-4, Track 1-2-3-4. Interact Club 4. Let- terman’s Club 1-2-3-4. Senior Steering 4, Spirit Club 3, Spanish Club 2-3, Thes- pians 2-3, Songfest 4 RODNEY BURNSWORTH — French I Club 1, Ili-Life Staff 4, Interact Club 3-4. Projectionists Club 1, Quill tr Scroll 4, Science Club 1, Scratches 4, Senior Steer- ing 4, Spirit Club 1-3-4, Spirateers 4. Spanish Club 3. Thespians 4. Journalism Workshop 3. Songfest 3-4, Sacred Heart Speech Tournament 4, Froshiers 1, Prose and Poetry W orkshop 4 BUTCH BUTCHER — Cross-crountry 2, WVesfling 2-3, Choraliers 4, ice-Presi- denI 2. French I Club 1, French Honorary 2- 3-4, Junior Executives 3, Key Club t-2- 3- 4. Lettcrman’s Club 3-4, Masque and Gavel 2-3-4, Mu Alpha Theta 3-4, National Honor Society 3-4.Senior Steering 4, Spir- it Club 1-4. Spirateers 1, Student Council 1-2-4, Songfest 1-2-3-4, Student Council Workshop 2. State Lieutenant Governor 3-4 SOL E BYRD — French I Club 1. French Honorary 2-3, Student Council 1, Art Hon- orary 4 BEVERLY CAIN CLYDE CAMPBELL GEORGE CANNON — Tennis 3-4, Chess Club 1, Interact Club 2-3-4, Senior Steer- ing 4. Spirit Club 3, Student Council 3, Songfest 2-3-4. Speech Workshop 4 JEFFREY CARPENTER — Baseball 2. Band 1-2, Vice-President 1, French I Club 1. French Honorary 2-3-4, Ili-Life Staff 4, Key Club 1 -2-3-4, Masque and Gavel 3-4, National Honor Society 3-4. Scratches 4. Senior Steering 4. Spirit Club 3-4, Student Council 1-2-4, Songfest 1-2-3-4 ANN CAKR — Girls Track 1, Gym Helper 3 ELIZABETH CARTER SCOTT CASE PHILIP CAVENDOR - Art Club 4, Golf 3-4, Track 1-2, Band 1-2-3-4, Latin Club 1. Letterman’s Club 3-4, Art Honorary 4 CHARLOTTE CHRISTOPHER GREGORY CHROBAK — Band 1 MILAN CIKOVICH — Football 1-2-3-4 DEBBIE COFFINDAFFER — Froshaliers 3, Library W'orker 4, Senior Steering 4. Songfest 3-4 JONI COLANTINO — French I Club 2, Froshettes 1, Junior Executives 3, Lab As- sistant 3. Polarettes 3, Scratches 4, Senior Steering 4, Spirit Club 1-2-3-4. Student Council 3. Spanish Club 3-4. Spanish Honorary 4, Songfest 2-3-4 KAREN COLBERT — French I Club 1, French Honorary 2-3-4. Froshettes 1. Fu- ture Teachers 2-3-4, Ili-Life Staff 3-4, Ju- nior Executives 3. Keyettes 3-4. Masque and Gavel 3-4. Mu Alpha Theta 3-4, Na- tional Honor Society 4. W inter Formal Court 4. Quill fr Scroll 3-4. Scratches 4. Senior Steering 4. Spirit Club 1, Thes- pians 3-4. Songfest 1-2-3-4, Rear Facts 4 CINDY COL BOB .V — Band 4, Chess Club 1, French I Club 1-2, Junior Executives 3, Library Worker 2, National Honor So- ciety 3-4, Student Council 2-3 TIM CORE WENDY CORT — Art Club 3, Froshettes 1. Junior Executives 3, Keyettes 3-4. Mu Alpha Theta 3-4, National Honor Society 4, Senior Steering 4, Spirit Club 2-3-4, Spanish Club 1, Spanish Honorary 2-3-4, Songfest 1-2-3-4 MYRON COSBY 128 Senior Index ROBERT COX — SpiriC Club 3, Spanish Club 1. Debate 3-4, Speech Coi st 4 DOW A CREASY ROYCRIGLEH MARIE CURREY BRENDA DAMICO — Band 1 2, Senior Steering 4. Spirit Club 3, Spanish Club Songfest 2-3 JACKIE DAVIS ANGIE DEIRIGGI — Froshettcs 1. Latin Club 2-3. Spirit Club J, Songfest 1-2 GARY DELLIGATTI — Football 1. Swim Team 4. Band 1. Chess Club 1-2-3-4. French I Club 1. Hi-Life Staff 4, Interact Club 3-4, Rocket Club 1-2. Science Club 1-2-3-4. Scratches 4, Senior Steering 4. Spirit Club 2- 3-4, Journalism Workshop 4. Songfest 3- 4 JEAN DEVERICKS — Choraliers 2-3. Se- nior Steering 4, Songfest 2 BECKY DEWITT — French I Club 1. French Honorary 2-3. Froshettes 1. Ili- l.ife Staff 4. Scratches 4. Senior Sleering 4. Spirit Club 4. Songfest 1-2-3-4 FREDERICK DOF.RR — Wrestling 4, French I Club 1, Gym Helper 3. Stage Crew' 4, Basketball Camp 1 JANET DOMICO — Froshuliers 1. Fro- shettes 1, Latin Club 2, Senior Steering 4, Spirit Club 1-2. Student Council 3. Song- fest 1-2-3 NICK IE DONOFRIO — W restling 3-4. French I Club 1, Key Club 3-4, Letter- man's Club 3-4, Senior Steering 4. Spirit Club 1-2, Wrestling Camp 4 REX DOTTS HOLLAND DRAKE — Football 3-4. Black Cultural 3-4. Gym Helper 4, PAM DRUMMOND CHUCK DUNCAN JAMES EDDY — Basketball 1-2-3-4. Foot- ball 1-2. Track 1-2. French I Club 1, French Honorary 2-3-4, Interact Club 2-3-4. Let- terman’s Club 3-4. Mu Alpha Theta 3-4. Science Club 3. Senior Steering 4. Spirit Club 2-3-4. Song est 2-3-4 CHARLIE EDWARDS RICHARD EGRESS — Football I-2-3-4. Track 1-2-3. Letterman’s Club 3-4. Rocket Club 1, Senior Steering 4. Spanish Club 2-3 TOMM ELLIS STEPHANIA FELTZ — French I Club 1. French Honorary 2-3-4. Office W orkers 3, Junior Executives 3. Keyettes 3-4. Mu Al- pha Theta 3-4. National Honor Society 4. W inter Formal Court 4. Scratches 4. Se- nior Steering 4. Spirit Club 1-3-4. Student Council 1-2-4, Songfest 1-2-3-4 KIM FERRIS — Gym Helper 1 TERRI FINN ERIN — Choraliers 2-3-4. Froshaliers 2, Library Worker 2. Polareltes 2-3. Senior Steering 4, Spirit Club 3. Y- Teens 2, Songfest 2-3-4 AGGIE FLANAGAN — Girls Track 1-2. Froshaliers 1. Froshettes 1, Office Work- ers 4. Gym Helper 3, Home Ec Club 2-3. Spirit Club 3. Y-Teens 2. Songfest 1-2-3-4 BOYD FLUHARTY LONNIE FLUHARTY — Chess Club 2-3- 4. Latin Honorary 3-4, National Honor So- ciety 4, Projectionists Club 2-3. Senior Steering 4 MARILYN FLYNN RAY FORD — French I Club 1. Latin Club 1 KATHY FORTE — French I Club 2. Se- nior Steering 4. Songfest 2-4 SHERRY FOX RICK GARCIA SUE GARCIA — Girls Track 1, Flag Corp 4. Froshettes 1, Hi-Life Staff 4. Library Worker 3, Scratches 4, Senior Steering 4. Spirit Club 1, Student Council 3, Song- fest 2-3-4 JIM GARRET MICHAEL GILARDI JOYCE GOLDEN — French 1 Club 1. French Honorary 2. Lab Assistant 3. Song- fest 1-2 LOIS GOLDSON — National Honor So- ciety 4 ROBERT GOREY - Interact Club 3-4. Lab Assistant 4, Latin Club 1-2-3, Latin Honorary 2-3-4, Projectionists Club 3. Rocket Club 2, Science Club 3-4. Senior Steering 4, Songfest 3-4. Speech W orkshop 3. Speech Contest 4 BRENDA GOWER — Band 1-2. Latin Club 3 NANCY GRAGSON — Art Club 3-4. Cho- raliers 3-4. French I Club 1, French Hon- orary 2-3-4. Mu Alpha Theta 4. National Honor Society 4, Thespians 2-3-4. Songfest 1-2-3-4. National Merit Semi-Finalist 4 DONNA GRAY ALVIN GROSS — Band 1-2-3-4. Key Club 1. Latin Club 2-3. Rocket 2. Science Club 3-4. Senior Steering 4 MELANIE GROSS — Band 1-2-3-4. Fro- shettes 1. Office Workers 3. Hi-Life Stuff 4. Junior Executives 3. Latin Club 3. Mo - urettes 3-4. Prom Court 4. Quill ft Scroll 4, Scratches 4. Senior Steering 4. Spirit Club 1. Student Council 3, Student Couc- cil W orkshop 4. Journalism W orkshop 4. Songfest 1-2-3-4 TOM GUMM — French I Club 1. Printshop Helper 4 RICHARD HALEY — French I Club 1. Lob Assistant 4, Science Club 3. Senior Steering 4 JERRY HARBERT — Lab Assistant 4. li- brary Worker 3. Speech W orkshop 4 BEVERLY HARDING — Cheerleader 1- 2- 4. Choraliers 2-3-4. Froshaliers 1. Fro- shettes 1. Hi-Life Stuff 3. Lelterman's Club 4. Majorettes 3. Homecoming Queen 4. Homecoming Court 2. Senior Steering 4. Student Council 1-4. Songfest 1-2-3-4 DAVID HARDING — French I Club 1 CHARLES HARPER GREGG HARR — Chess Club 1-2, Vice- President 3, French I Club 1. French Hon- orary 2-3-4. Boys’ Stale 3, Hi-Life Staff 3-4. Junior Executives 3. Key Club t-2-3-4, Masque ft Gavel 3-4, Mu Alpha Theta 3-4. National Honor Society 3-4, Quill ft Scroll 3- 4. Science Club 1-2, Senior Steering 4, Spirit Club 3-4. Student Body Vice-Presi- dent 4. Student Council 2-3-4, Student Council W orkshop 3-4, Journalism W ork- shop 3, Songfest 1-2-3-4, Key Club Inter- national 3, Most Valuable Student Contest 4, Student of the Month 4, State Key Club Secretary 4 DEBBIE HARRIS — Girls Track 1. French I Club 1. French Honorary 2-3, Hi-Life Staff 4. Mu Alpha Theta 4. Scratches 4. Songfest 2. Youth Arc 2-3 MARY HARRIS — Choraliers ALLEN HAUGE — French I Club 3-4. French Honorary 4, Key Club 2-3-4. La- tin Club 1-2-3-4. Latin Honorary Club 2-3- 4, Mu Alpha Theta 3-4. National Honor Society 3-4, Senior Steering 4. Key Club International 3. W.V. District Key Club Treasurer 4 DAVID HAUGE — Football 3-4. Track 2. French Honorary 4. Key Club 1-2-3-4. Latin Club 1-2-3-4, Latin Honorary Club 2- 3-4, Letterman’s Club 4. Mu Alpha Theta 3- 4. National Honor Society 3-4, Senior Steering 4. Songfest 1-2-3-4 WILLIAM HELM AN — Golf 4. French I Club 1 DANNY HENDERSON — Football 1-2-3- 4. Track 1-2-3. French I Club 1, Interact 129 Club 2-3-4, Lctterman's Club 3-4, Senior Steering 4, Spirit Club 1-2-3 DENNIS HERMOSILLA IIM HEH.MOSIUA W ILLIAM HIGGS — Latin Honorary 2-3 CHARLES HUSKO — Tennis 3-1, Band 1- 2-3-4, Interact Club 2-3-4. Latin Club 2- 3. Senior Steering 4, Spirit Club I, Sohg- fesl 2-3-4 JOE HODGES — French I Club 1, French Honorary 2-3. Key Club 2-3-4, Mu Alpha 3- 4 v, .. ■■ AX DREW i I OFF M A.XX - Swim Team 4. French I Club I JAMES HOLLOWAY — Basketball 4, Foot ball 4 REGIX'A HOLLOWAY--------Hindi Cultural 3, Hi-Life Staff 4, Lincolneties 3, Major- ettes 4. Senio Steering 4. Spirit Club 2-3 SHARON HOLSBERRY - Girls Track 3. Band 2-3-4. Choraliers 2-3-4, French I Club 2. French Honorary 3-4, Froshaliers 1, Froshettes 1, Futura Teachers 2. Girls’ State 3, Keyettes 2-3-4. Majorettes 2-3-4. National Honor Society 3-4, W inter For- mal Court 4, Senior Steering 4, Spirit Club 1-2-3-4, Student Council 2-3-4, Thespians 2- 3. All State Chorus 4, Songfcst 1-2-3-4. Maid of Marion Candidate 4 PENNEY HOOD — Froshettes 1. Spanish Club 3 : NATALIE HORTON — Girls Track 2-3, Black Cultural 2-3-4, Choraliers 2-3-4, Senior Steering 4, Spirit Club 2-3, Student Council 1. Thespians 4. Black Unity Ball Court 3 REBECCA HORTON — Black Cultural 3-4, Choraliers 2-3-4, Junior Executives 3, Keyettes 3-4. Latin Club 3. National Honor Society 4. Senior Steering 4, Spirit Club 2-3, Thespians 4, DAR Camp 3 BRENDA HUNT DON HUNT SHIRLEEN JACKSON DAVID JAMES — Track 3. Wrestling 3 y CINDY JARRETT — Band 3-4, French I Club 1, Hi-Life Staff 3-4, Interact Clpb 4. . MAPLES LEAVES 4, Majorettes 3-4. W in- ter Formal Court 4, Quill Hr Scroll 4, Se- nior Steering 4, Spirit C ub 1-3-4, Journa- lism Workshop 4, Songfest 1-2-3-4 PATTI JARRETT—Froshettes 1. Snatches 4, Senior Steering 4. Spirit Club 3. Span- ish Club 1-2-3-4, Spanish Honorary 2-3-4, Songfest 1-2-4 ANN JARVIS — Polarettes 3-4 Senior Index DAVE JOHNSON — French I Club 1, Future Teachers 4. Office Workers 3, Key Club 4, Science Club 3-4. Student Council 1-4 PRISCILLA JOHNSON - Black Culturui 3-4, Choraliers 2-3. Senior Steering 4, Spirit Club 2-3, Y-Teens 2 RICKY JOHNSON CREED JONES JENNIFER JONES KENXY JONES - Basketball 1 MICHELLE JONES — Black Cultural 3 RANDY JORDAN — Choraliers 2-3-4, Froshaliers 1, Songfest 3 MARK JULIAN — Basketball 4, Band 1- 2-3-4, French I Club 1, Interact Club 2- 3-4. Junior Executives 3. Se nior Steering 4, Spirit Club 1, Student Council 3. Song- i DAVE KELLY — Band 1-2-3 CATHY KEN D Aid� - Bond 1-2-3-4. French I Club 1, Froshettes 1. Latin Club 3. Science Club 4, Senior Steering 4. Spirit Club 2, Songfest 1-3-4. Speech Workshop 4 CHARLES KI CELL DEBORAH KIN CELL — Band 1-2. French I Cliil) 2. Froshettes 1. Songfest 3-4 DAVID KING — Band 1, Vocational Cen- terAuto-machinics 3-4 DAVE KISNER — Vocational Center Electricity 3-4 STEPHEN KLOC - Football 1. Track 1-3-4. Band 1-2-3-4. Key Club 2-3-4, Letter- man s Club 1 -2-3-4, Science Club 3. Senior Steering 4, Songfest 2-3-4 GEORGE KOAY — Art Club 4, Baseball 4. Key Club 4. Senior Steering 4. Spanish Club 4 LAWRENCE K OA Y'—? Art Club 4. Base- ball 4, Track 4. Key Club 4, Senior Steer- ing 4, Spanish Club 4 ELAINE KONYA — Art Club 4. Band 1-2, Flag Corp 4, Froshettes 1, Senior Steering 4, Songfest 3-4 STEVE KOVACH — Projectionists Club 1 BILL KURCZAK — Hand 1-2-3-4, Vo- cational Center Industrial Electricity 3-4 JOE LAMBIOTTE - Basketball 1-2, Foot- ball 1, Gym Helper 4. Senior Steering 4, Basketball Camp 1-2-3-4 GAY LANHAM — Office Workers 3. Hi- Life jStdTf 3! unior Executives 3, Notional Honor Society 4, W'infer Formal Court 4, Senior Steering 4. Spirit Club 4. Spanish Club 1-2, Spanish Honorary 2-4, Songfest 3-4 LINDA LAYMAN PAULA LEARY — Senior Steering 4 DEBBIE LEASOR SHERRY I.EM LEY - Band 1. French I Club 1. Froshettes 1, Library Worker 3-4, Y-Teens 2 KAREN LF.XGEL ROBERT LINDSAY — Cross-Country 3-4, Swim Team 3-4, Choraliers 3-4, Interact Club 3-4, Lab Assistant 4, Latin Club 1-2-3-4, Latin Honorary 3-4, Senior Steer- ing 4. Spirit Club 1-2-4, Student Council 1-2-3-4. All-Stultf Chorus 4 PAM LINN — Band 1-2. Lincolneties 2, Senior Steering 4 FRANK LOMBARDO MARK tOWDERMILK - Band 1-2-3-4, Lab Assistant 4, Senior Steering 4. VV.V. Wesleyan .Science Fair FA M LUG1NSKIE — French I Club 1, Froshettes 1, Lincolnettes 2, Senior Steer- ing I. Spirit Club 2 DAVE LUPO — Art Club 3. Wrestling 1-2, French I Club I. Key Club 2-3-4. Senior Steering 4, Spirit Club 2-3, Wrestling Camp 3, Songfest 2-3 JANE MAf.XELLA — Choraliers 2-3-4. Secretary-Treasurer 1, Secretary 4. French I Club 1, French Honorary 2-3-4. Girls' State 3. Office Workers 3-4, Junior Exec- utives 3, Keyettes 2-3-4, Lelterman’s Club 4, Masque fr Gavel 3-4, National Honor Society 3-4. Miss Spirit 4. Winter Formal Court 4, Scratches 4. Senior Steering 4. Spirit Club 1-2-3-4. Student Council 1-2-3- 4. Thespians 3-4, Student Council Work- shop 4, Songfest T-2-3-4, Governor Girls' State 4, Voice of Democracy Contest 4. American Legion Oratoi it al BARBARAM AWING TIM M AR Aiy o DEBBIE MARTIN PAULA MARL K A - French jl Club 1, Spirit Club T, Songfest 1 JIM MARTIN — Spanish Honorary 2-3-4 JUDY MARTIN — Froshettes 1. Gym Helper 3 MICHAEL MARTINO - Band 1. French I Club 1, French Honorary 2-3-4. Interact Club 2-3-4, Mu Alpha Theta 3-4, Science Club 4, Senior Steering 4, Spirit Club 4, Student Council 3, Songfest 2-3-4. All Area Band I LILLI MASSINOPIF - Band 1-2-3-4, Interact Club 4, Junior Executives 3. Latin 130 Club 1-2-3-4. Latin Honorary 3-4, MAPLE LEAVES 2-3-4, Majorettes 3-4. Home- coming Court 1. W inter Formal Queen 4, Quill Scroll 3-4. Senior Steering 4. Spirit Club 1-4, Journalism Workshop 2- 3-4. Yearbook Workshop 4, Songfest 1-2-3-4 RICHARD MATHENEY — Foot bull 1-2- 3- 4. Track 1, Interact Club 3-4. Letter- man's Club 2-3-4, Senior Steering 4. Song- fest 3-4 ALICE MATTHEWS — Girls Track 1, Cheerleader 1-2-3-4, Future Teachers 3, Leltcrman’s Club 3-4, Library Worker 3, Prom Queen 4, Scratches 4. Senior Steer- ing 4, Spirit Club 1-2-3-4, Student Council 2, Spanish Club 1-2, Songfest t-2-3-4 CHRIS MCCAM)I.ESS — French I Club 1, Froshettes 1, Keyettes 3-4, Latin Club 3. National Honor Society 4, Spirit Club 1-2-3. Sonfgest 1-2-3-4, Art Honorary 4 PAT MCCLEARY SHEILA MCCLUNG JANET MCCOY — Choralicrs 3-4, Flag Corp 4. Lincolnettes 3. Senior Steering 4. Spirit Club 3. Spanish Club 3 JOE M CCU TCI I EON — Cross-Country 3. Football 1-2. Track 1-2 ALLEN MCDADE TIM MCDONOUGH — Art C ub 3. Hi- Life Staff 4, Interact Club 3-4. Mu Alpha beta 3-4. Quiii fr Scroll 4, Scratches 4, Senior Steering 4. Thespians 4. Journa- lism Workshop 4. Songfest 3-4 ALISIA MCELROY JOHN MERRILL — Printshop Helper 4 ROSEMARY MIKE — Art Club 4. French I Club 1. Froshettes 1. Keyettes 3-4, Latin (,’ ub 3, Winter Formal Court 4, Senior Steering 4. Spirit Club 2. Songfest 1-2-3-4 JIM MILLER KAREN MILLER — Hi-Life Staff 4, Spirit Court 4. Quiii r Scroll 4. Scratches 4, Sn- nior Steering 4. Spirit Club 4. Journalism W orkshop 4. Songfest 2-3-4 SUSAN MILLER — Library Worker 3-4 JOEY MOORE GLENN MOORE ROBIN MOORE — Art Club 4. French J Ciub 1. French Honorary 2-3-4. Latin Club 3. Mu Alpha Theta 3-4. Polarettes 2-3, Thespians 3-4. Sonfgest 1-2-3-4 RONALD MOORE — Basketball 1-2, Football 1-2-3-4. Interact Club 3-4. Letter- man's Club 2-3-4. Songfest 3-4 KLM MORRISON — Band 1-2-3-4, Frosh- Senior Index ettes 1. Office Workers 4. Mar oreltes 3-4. Senior Steering 4, Spirit Club 2. Spanish Club 3. Songfest 2-3-4 SAM MYLES PERRY NEELY BRUCE NICHOLAS — Band 1-2-3-4. Ili- Life Staff 4, Interact Club 4. Senior Steer- ing 4. Spirit Club 4, Spanish Club 3-4. Songfest 4, All Area Band 3 BR AD NICKOLISH — Track 3-4 KEPLER NIGH — Tennis 1-2-3-4. Chess Ciub 1-2-3-4. Hi-Life Staff 3-4. Interact Club 2-3-4, Lab Assistant 4. MAPLE LEAVES 3-4, Mu Aipha Theta 3-4. a- tional Honor Society 4. Projectionists Club 2-3, Quill Sr Scroll 3-4. Rocket Club 1- 2-3, Science Ciub 1-2-3-4, Scratches 4, Songfest 2-3-4. Regional Winner Skyfab Project DENNIS O DELL - Baseball 3-4. Basket- baII 2-3, Football 2, Interact Club 2-3-4, Junior Executives 3. Latin Club 1, Letter- man’s Club 3-4. Senior Steering 4, Spirit Club 2-3-4, Student Council 4, Songfest 2- 3-4 GREG ORR DONNA PACIFICO— French I Club 1, Froshettes 1. Senior Steering 4. Spirit Ciub 1-2. Spanish Club 3, Sonfgest 1-2-3 DEBBIE PALMIERI — Froshettes 1. Gvm Helper 3, Library Worker 4 NANCY PARKER PAUL PARKER - Basketball 2-3-4. Ten- nis 1-2-3-4. Chess Ciub 1. Choralicrs 4. French I Club 1, French Honorary 2-3-4. Boys' State 3. Junior Executives 3. Key Ciub 1-2-3-4. Letterman’s Ciub 3-4. Mu Alpha Theta 3-4. National Honor Society 3- 4. Senior Steering 4. Spirit Club 3-4. Student Body President 4. Student Coun- cii 4, Thespians 2-3-4, Student Council Works hop 4, All-State Chorus 4, Songfest 1-2-3-4, Elks Leadership Contestant 4. Student of the Month 4 STEVEN PAR LETT — Swim Team 3-4, Latin C ub 1-2-3-4, Senior Steering 4, Spanish Club 4 NANCYPAUGH PATTY PAUGH JOIINPEIFFER — Baseball 2-3-4, Foot- ball 1-3-4, Swim Team 3-4, Tennis 2, Choraliers 2-3-4, French I Club 2-3-4. Letterman’s Ciub 2-3-4. Senior Steering 4, Student Council 2, All-State Chorus 4. Songfest 2-3-4 DOMENIC PELLILLO — Wrest ing 3. Band 1-2-3-4. Interact Club 2-3-4, Science Club 4. Senior Steering 4. Spirit Club 3, Spanish Club 3. All-State Bund 4, All Area Band 2-3. Songfest 2-3-4 JACK PETHTEL JACKIE PHILLIPS — Band 1-2, Future Poachers 3, Senior Steering 4, Spirit (dub 3. Spanish Club 3-4, Songfest 2-3 MARY PISCITELLI — Band 1-2-3-4. Cho- ral iers 3-4, French I Club 1. French Hon- orary 2-3-4. Froshettes 1. Junior Execu- tives 3, Majorettes 3-4. National Honor Society 4, Spirit Court 4. Scratches 4. Senior Steering 4. Spirit Club 1-3-4, Stu- dent Council 2-3-4, Thespians 3 DONNA PIXLER - French I Club 1. French Honorary 2-3, Froshettes 1. Fu- ture Teachers 2-3. Hi-Life Staff 4. Quill Scroll 4, Scratches 4. Senior Steering 4. Spirit Club 1-2-3-4, Journalism Workshop 4. Songfest 1-2-3-4 ANTHONY PIZATELLA — Art Club 1. Trafck 1. Chess Club 1. Choraliers 4. Pres- ident 2-3-4. Future Teachers 1. Boys’ State 3, Gym Helper 3. Hi-Life Staff 4, Junior Executives 3. Key Club 1-2-3-4, Masque % Gavel 3-4, Projectionist Club 1-2. Rocket Club 1. Science Club 1, Scratches 4. Se- nior Steering 4, Spirit Club 1-3-4. Stage Creiv 1-2-3, Student Council 1-2-3-4, Span- ish C ub 1-2. Spanish Honorary 2, Thes- pians 2-3-4. Student Council Workshop 1- 2,Songfest 1-2-3, Froshaliers 1. Exchange Student 2 TIM PIZATELLA — Baseball 2-3-4. Band 1, French I Club 1. French Honorary 2- 3-4, Interact Club 2-3-4. Mu Alpha Theta 3- 4. National Honor Society 4, Senior Steering 4, Songfest 2-3-4 MARK PLUMMER - French Ciub 1. Stage Crew 1-2-3 ED POE — Hi-Life Staff 4. Spanish Club 1-2 NANCY POLLOCK - Cheerleader 1-2- 3-4, French I Club 1, Froshettes 1, Hi-Life Staff 3, Letterman’s Club 3-4. MAPLE LEAVES 3, Prom Court 4. Senior Steering 4. Spirit Club 1-2-3-4. Student Council 1- 3-4. Songfest 1-2-3-4 TONI POSTER — Art Club 3. Froshaliers 3, Froshettes 1, Spirit Club 2-3, Spanish Club 1-2. Spanish Honorary 2. Songfest 2- 3 PATRICIA PRAHL - Band 1-2, French I Club 2, Student Council 1 REBECCA PRESTON — BAND 1-2-3. 131 Froshettes 1. Future Teachers 1-2, Office Workers 4, Keyetles 4. Latin Club 1-2-3-4, Latin Honorary 2-3-4, Majorettes 3, Mu Alpha Theta 3-4. Xational Honor Society 4. Senior Steering 4, Spirit Club 1-2-3-4, Student Council 4, Spanish Club 3. Song- fast 1-2-3-4 JO AX THICK — Treasurer 3, French I Club 1, French Honorary 2-3-4. Froshettes 1, Office W orker 2-3, Junior Executives 3. Keyetles 3, Mosque 8r Gavel 3-4. Mu Alpha Theta 3-4, Science Club I. Senior Steering 4, Spirit Club 2-3-4, Student Council 3. Songfest 1-2-3-4 JIM PR I ESTER — Basketball t-2-3-4. Football 1-2-3-4, Gym Helper 2-3-4, Letter- man's Club 2-3-4. Science Club 1, Basket- ball Camp 2-3, Varsity Club 4, AAA All- State Football 4 PAMELA PRIOLETTE — Choraliers 1-2, Froshuliers 1. Froshettes 1, Future Teach- ers 1-2. Senior Steering 4, Spirit Club 1-2. Spanish Club 1-2, Songfest 1-2-3 MILTOX PROCTOR — Football 1. Black Cultural 2 RICK PTOMEY LARRY PUCCIO — Cross-Country 2-3, Football 1, Wrestling 4. Band 1, Choral- iers 4, Senior Steering 4, Stage Crew 1-2- 3.4, All-State Chorus 4 TOXI PULICE — French I Club 1, Frosh- ettes 1, Lincolnettes 3, MAPLE LEAVES 3. Senior Steering 4, Spirit Club 1-2. Y- Teens 1-2 ELIZABETH PYLES — Office Worker 3. Hi-Life Staff 3-4, Latin Club 1-2-3, Latin Honorary 2-3-4, Mu Alpha Theta 3-4, Xational Honor Society 4, Polarettes 2-3-4, Quill Sr Scroll 4, Scratches 4, Senior Steering 4, Spirit Club 3, Student Council 4, Student Council Workshop 4. Songfest 2-3-4. Speech W orkshop 4 STEP H AX IE QUARTERMAX — Black Cultural 3-4, Choraliers 3-4, Polarettes 3, Spirit Club 3 BRUCE REESE — Basketball 2. Swim Team 3-4, Tennis 1 -2-3-4, Chess Club 1-2- 3, Junior Executives 3, Key Club 1-2-3-4, Latin Club 1-2-3-4, Latin Honorary 2-3-4, Mu Alpha Theta 3-4, Xational Honors Society 4, Science Club 1-2, Senior Steer- ing 4, Spirit Club 3-4, Spirateers 1-2-3-4, Student Council 2, Songfest 1-2-3-4 GREGG R1CHARDSOX — Baseball 1. Basketball 1-2-3-4. Track 1. Black Cultural 1 Senior Index MOXICA R1EFER — Hi-Life Staff 4. Latin Club 2-3, Scratches 4, Senior Steer- ing 4, Spirit Club 3-4, Spanish Club 3 EDDIE R1ESER — Basketball 1-2-3-4, Golf 1- 2, French I Club 1. Interact Club 3-4, Key Club 2, Lettermon’s 1-2. Science Club 1, Senior Steering 4, Basketball Camp 1, Songfest 3-4. Varsity Club 4 DAVID RIGGI — Tennis 1-2-3-4, Band 1-2. Chess C ub 1-2, Key C ub 2-3-4, Latin Club 2- 3-4. Lettermon’s Club 3-4, Mu Alpha Theta 3-4. Science Club 1. Senior Steering 4, Spirit Club 3-4. Spirateers 1-2-3-4, Stu- dent Council 3, Student Council Work- shop 3. Songfest 2-3-4 BETH RISE — Froshettes 1. Senior Steer- ing 4 ALAX ROBIXSOX — Wrestling 2-3-4 DAVID ROBIXSOX — Basketball 1, Track 3. Black Cultural 3 GIOVAXXA RUGGIERO — Art Honorary 4, Girls Track 4, French I Club 1. Frosh- ettes 1, Future Teachers 3, Hi-Life Staff 3- 4, Junior Executives 3, MAPLE LEAVES 4. Scratches 4. Senior Steering 4, Spirit Club 1-2. Songfest 1-2-3-4 HERBERT RUSSELL - Library Worker 3 SAMUEL RUTHERFORD — Basketball 1- 2-3, Football 1-2-3-4, Track 1-2, Gym Helper 3, Interact Club 2-3-4, Junior Ex- ecutives 3, Lettermon's Club 3-4, Mu Al- pha Theta 3-4, Xational Honor Society 4, Science Club 1. Senior Steering 4, Spir- it Club 3-4. Spirateers 1-2-3-4, Student Council 3, Songfest 3-4, Varsity Club 4 DEBRAY RYMER ERIC RYMER — Band 1-2-3, French I Club 1, Interact 2-3-4, Senior St ‘ering 4, Spanish Club 3, Songfest 3 KATHRYN SALISBURY — French I Club 2, French Honorary 3-4, Latin Club 1-2, Latin Honorary 2-3-4, Scratches 4, Span- ish Club 3. Thespians 1-2-3-4. European Tour 3-4, State Forensics 3, Speech Work- shop 4 MARY SAM ARGO - Flag Corp 4. French I Club 1, Froshettes 1, Kevettes 2- 3, Library Worker 3. Senior Steering 4. Songfest 2-3-4 MARY SAMPSOX — Flag Corp 4, French I Club 1-2, Froshettes 1. Hi-Life Staff 4, Interact Club 4, MAPLE I.EAVES 4, Homecoming Court 4, Scratches 4. Senior Steering 4, Spirit Club 1-2-3-4, Student Council 2-3. Journalism Workshop 4, Yearbook Workshop 4, Songfest 1-2-3-4 SHAROXSAXDY BREXDA SAPP DOTTI SCHMIDT AXDRF. SCOTT JOYCE SCOTT SHAROX SESLER — Band 1-2-3. Choral- iers 3-4. Froshettes 1. Future Teachers 1-2, Kevettes 4, Latin Club 1-2-3, Majorettes 3, Xational Honor Society 4. Winter For- mal Court 4, Senior Steering 4. Spirit Club 3, Student Council 3-4, Songfest 1- 2-3-4 ALICE SHAW — French I Club 1. French Honorary 2-3-4, Froshettes 1, Kevettes 2- 3-4, Latin Club 2-3-4, Latin Honorary 3- 4, Mu Alpha Theta 3-4. Xational Honor Society 4, Senior Steering 4, Spirit Club 1- 3. DAR Camp 2, Songfest 1-2-3-4 JANET SHAW — Chess Club 1-2, Choral- iers 2-3-4. French I Club 1, French Honor- ary 2-3-4. Future Teachers 1. Kevettes 2- 3-4, Lab Assistant 4. Mu Alpha Theta 3- 4. Xational Honor Society 3-4. Winter Formal Court 4, Scratches 4. Senior Steer- ing 4, Spirit Club 1-3-4. Student Council 1-2. Student Council W orkshop 4, Song- fest 1-2-3-4 PAMELA SH1XGLETOX — Flag Corp 4. Froshettes 1. Future Teachers 3, Latin Club 3, Senior Steering 4, Spirit Club 1-2. Songfest 1-2-3-4 CIXDY SHIRLEY — French I Club 1. French Honorary 2-3, Future Teachers 3. Polarettes 2-3, Senior Steering 4, Spirit Club 3. Spanish Club 3, Songfest 2-3-4 MARKSHREVE PATTY SHULTZ — Choraliers 2-3-4, Froshaliers 1, Froshettes 1, Kevettes 2-3-4. Latin Club 2-3-4, Latin Honorary 3-4, MAPLE LEAVES 2-3-4. Xational Honor Society 3-4. Winter Formal Court 4. Quill Scroll 3, Senior Steering 4, Student Council 3-4, Student Council Workshop 3-4, Journalism Workshop 2. Songfest 1-2-3-4, Speech Workshop 4, Speech Con- test 3-4 DEBRA SHU TTY — Choraliers 2-3, Se- nior Steering 4 JOHX Sf.FFTH — Swim Team 3. Track 1-2-3-4. Band i-2-3-4, Senior Steering 4. Spirit Club 2, Stage Crew 2-3-4 XAXCY SMIERS — Choraliers 2-3-4, Flag Corp 4. Froshaliers 1. Froshettes 1, Senior Steering 4, Spanish Club 3. Songfest t-2- 3-4 BILL SMITH 132 — KEVIN SMITH - Football 1-3-4. Track 1-2, Wrcstling 2-4, French I CJub I. French Honorary 3-4, Key Club 2-3-4, Letterman's Club 4, alional Honor Society 4. Song- fest 2-3-4 CHARLIE SXIDER — Rasketball 1-2-3. French I Club 1. Gym Helper 3, Interact Club 2-3-4, Senior Steering 4. Student Council 4, Student Council Workshop 4, Journalism Workshop 3. Songfest 2-3-4. Speech W orkshop JOYCE SOLE CHRIS SPEVOCK — French I Club 1. French Honorary 2-3-4. Froshettes 1. Future Teachers 2-3, Office Workers 3-4. Xational Honor Society 4. Senior Steering 4. Song fesl 1-3-4 TODD STEPHENSON — Rasketball 1-2-3-4, Track 1-2-3-4. Band 1-2, Letter- man's Club 3-4, Spanish Club 2, Basket- ball Camp 1 MICHELLE STERX — Froshettes 1, Se- nior Steering 4, Art Honorary 1 GARY STEW ART — Basketball 3. Foot- ball 1-3, Track 1-2-3-4. Interact Club 2-3-4. Senior Steering 4, Spanish Club 2 TINA STINGO — Girls Track 1, Frosh- ettes 1. Future Teachers 3-4, Gvm Helper 3, Junior Executives 3. Latin Club 2-3-4, Latin Honorary 3-4, National Honor So- ciety 4. Polarettes 2-3-4, Senior Steering 4. Spirit Club 3. Songfest 1-2-3-4 JENNIFER STRAIGHT - Art CJub 3-4, Froshettes 1. Latin Club 2, Scratches 4, Senior Steering 4, Y-J'eens 1 STEPHEN STRAIGHT - Swim Team 4. Band 1-2-3-4, Chess Club 1-2-3, Latin Club 3-4. Science Club 4. Senior Steering 4 MARGARET STUBBS - Black Cultural 3. Choraliers 2-3, Y-Teens 1 CIS DIE SVSSKIND — Art Chib 3-4. French I Club 1-2, Froshaliers 1. Frosh- ettes 1, Future Teachers 2-3. Senior Steer- ing 4, Spirit Club 2-3-1. Thespians 2-3-4, Songfest 1-2, .American legion Speech Contest 3-4, Veterans of Foreign W ars — Voice of Democracx 4. Speech Contest 4 DONNA TARRTT - Black Cultural 4, Gvm Helper 3, Spirit Club 4. Y-Teens 4 LINDA TATTA — Cheerleader 1-2-3-4, Froshettes 1, Future Teachers 2, Hi-Life Staff 3, Junior Executives 2. Kevettes 3. Latin Club 1-2-3-4, Latin Honorary 2-3-4. Letterman's Club 3-4, Prom Court 4. Se- nior Steering 4, Spirit Club 1-2-3-4, Stu- dent Council 2, Journalism Workshop 2, Senior Index Songfest I-2-3-4 DOREEN TAYLOR Spanish Club 3, Spanish Honorury 4 SHEILA TENNANT CARLOTTA THOMPSON Club 3-4. Mu Alpha 7 heto 3-4. National Honor Six irtv 4, Songfest 3 RUTH WHITEMAN — Froshettes 1. Of- fice orkei 3-4, Spirit Club 1, Spanish 3, Y-'Icens 1. Songfest 2-4. Guidance Helper TOM THOMPSON - Football 1-2. Track 3 1-2, interact CJub 3. Senior Steering 4. KEVIN W ILFOXG Spanish.Club 1 MARY PIANO — Froshettes 1, Future Teachers 2. Kevettes 3-4. Latin Club 1-2- 3-4, Latin Honorary 2-3-4. Mu Alpha Theta 3-4, National Honor Societx 4. Winter Formal Court 4. Senior Steering 4. Spirit Club 3, European Tour 4. Songfest 1-2-3- 4 BETTY TOLLIVER JOHN TURNER - Chess Club 1-2, French I Club 1. French Honorary 2-3-4. Hi-Life Staff 3-4. Junior Executives 3. Key Club 1-2-3-4, Masque Gavel 2-3-4. Mu Alpha Theta 3-4. National Honor Societx 3-4, Quill fr Scroll 3-4, Science Club 1, Scratches 4. Senior Steering 4. Student Council 1-2, Journalism Work- shop 3, Songfest 1-2-3-4 FLOYD UNDERWOOD JESSE UTT DAVID VALENTINE — Basketball 1-2, Football 1-2-3, Track 1. Interact Club 2- 3-4. Letterman’s Club 2-3-4. Masque Jr Gave 2. Senior Steering 4, Student Council 3-4, Spanish Club 2-3. Songfest 1-2-3-4 JAMES VAN AT A ERNEST VANGILDER — Key Club 3. Songfest 3 DEBBIE VESSF.CCHIA - French Honor- ary I. Froshettes 1, Senior Steering 4. Spirit Club 1-2. Songfest 1-2-3-4 DFBBfF VIANDS — Cheerleader 2. Cho- ral iers 2-3-4. Froshaliers 1, Froshettes 1, Latin Club 2. Senior Steering 4. Spirit Club 1-2-3, Songfest 2-3-4 KIM WADF. — Basketball 1-2-3-4, Interact Club 2-3-4. I.alin Club 1-2-3-4. Letterman's (dub 2-3-4, Science Club 1. Senior Steer- ing 4, Spirit Club 1-2-4, Songfest 2-3-4. Varsity CJub 3-4 FERNANDEZ WILLIAMS - Track 3-4 KATHY WILLIAMS LLEN W ILSON - Band h Chess Club 1. Interact Club 3-4. Masque tr Gavel 3-4. Mn Alpha Theta 3-4. Science Club 1, Scratr hes 4. Senior Steer ing 4. Spirit Club 3. Student Council 4, Spanish Club 3-4, Songfest 3-4. Debate 3-4, Vermont Debate Conference 4. National Forensic League —Degree of Honor 4. National Forensic League — Congressman 4. State Foren- sics W inner 3. Regional Skylab W inner 3 CAROL WOODS - Rand 1. Black Cul- tural 2-3-4. Choraliers 2-3-4. Vice-Prcsi dent 4. Girls' State 3. Junior Executives 3, Kevettes 3-4. Latin Club 3-4. Latin Honor- ary 4. Masque Gavel 3-4, Majorettes 3. Mu Alpha Theta 3-4, National Honor So- ciety 3-4, Prom Court 4. Senior Steering 4. Spirit Club 2-3-4, DAR Camp 2, Song- fesl 3. Student of the Month 4, Who's Who Among Am. High School Students 4, Na- tional Achievement Scholarship Semi- finalist 4. Candiate for Elks Most Vu u- able Student 4 CATHY WYATT — French I Club 1, Froshettes 1. Spirit Club 1-2. Songfest 4 FR ANK YAN FRO NICKIF. YFR.ACF — Froshettes 1, Office Worker 4, Latin Club 1-2; MAPLE LEAVES 3-4. Senior Steering 4. Spirit Club 3-4. Student Council 3-4. Thespians 3. Songfest 1-2-3-4 CHARLES YOST BECKY YOUNG — Treasurer 4. Frosh- ettes 1, Office Worker 4. Hi-Life Staff 4. Interact Club 4, Scratches 4. Senior Steer- ing4. Spirit Club 1-4. Spanish Club 1-2. Jouriplism Workshop 3, Songfest 2-3-4 SANDY W'Al.LO JAMES WALSH — Senior Steering 4. Stage Crew 3. Thespians 2-3-4 MING-LI W.A.VG — French Honorary 3-4, Mu Alpha Theta 4, National Honor So- ciety 4 B. DOUGLAS WHITE — Band N2-3-4, Choraliers 2-3-4. Key Club 1-2-3-4. Latin 133 SENIOR PARENT'S PATRON PAGE Mr. Mrs. Albert C. Amos (Faith) Mr. Mrs. Edward W. Auel (Susan) Mr. Mrs. Peter J. Bonasso (Donna) Mr. Mrs. Russell F. Bonasso (Patrick) Richard Betty Bosley (Steven) Mr. Mrs. Clyde 0. Brookover (Nancy) Mr. Mrs. James Burns III (Pat) Mr. Mrs. George W. Butcher Jr. (George) Mr. Mrs. Jack Carpenter (Jeffery) Mr. Mrs. John Chrobak (Gregory) Mr. Mrs. Jack Coffindaffer (Debbie) Mrs. Jean Colantino (Joni) Mr. Mrs. Jack Colbert (Karen) Mr. Mrs. Bob E. Core (Tim) Mr. Mrs. Edwin G. Davis (Jackie) Dr. Mrs. Melvin E. Doerr (Fred) Mr. Mrs. Nick Donofrio (Nickie) Mr. Mrs. James Eddy (Rick) Mr. Mrs. E. J. Finnerin (Terri) Mr. Mrs. Paul Fluharty (Boy) Mr. Mrs. Franklin Flynn (Marilyn) Mr. Mrs. Dewey W. Fox (Priscilla Johnson) Mr. Mrs. Guy R. Garrett (Jim) Mr. Mrs. Robert C. 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Everest 148 Garvin’s Jersey Farms 138 Game Rooms Paneling Center 143 Good Year Tire Rubber Co. 151 Hartleys 152 Hauge’s Flower Store 141 Henry and 1 lardesty 138 Hood Agency 146 Howard Colbert 138 Jacabs Hutchinson 142 John’s Campus Store 147 Jones’ Fur Service 138 Jones Inc. 143 Kettering Baking Co. 143 Kisner Construction 147 Klingensmith Music 140 Lafayette Radio Electronics Store 142 Lasobek Harley Davidson 149 Lipson’s Jewelers 149 Marion Paper Co. 152 Maunz Inc. 141 May Brothers 142 Michael Motors Inc. 138 Mid-City Recreation 150 Muriel’s Restaurant 153 Murphey's 141 North Pole Ice Storage 142 Parson-Souders 145 Penn Auto Sales 144 Pitrolo’s Market 148 Pitrolo Pontiac Cadillac Co. 153 Royal Crown-Cola Bottling Co. 142 Rawlings Opticianry 147 Rider Pharmacy 146 Sixth-Street Pharmacy 153 Speedway Market 143 Springers Furniture 153 Standard Furniture Co. 149 Staud’s Restaurant 146 Tarleton Motor Co. 148 Teleprompter of Fairmont 145 Thorn’s Hardware 146 Thrift Drug Company 145 Tri-City Welding 138 Turner Pharmacy 149 Union Lunch 147 Westinghouse Inc. 148 Wilson Sales 145 Woods Boat House 147 MICHAEL MOTORS INC. CHRYSLER - DODGE - IMPERIAL 317 Jackson Street 363-9300 HENRY AND HARDESTY, INC. Your Professional Insurance Counselors Complete Insurance and Bonding Service 517 Fairmont Ave. 363-7000 HOWARD COLBERT, INC. Distributors of WISE POTATO CHIPS GARVINS JERSEY FARMS For Home Delivery Phone: 363-6400 EAST SIDE FLORIST Complete Floral Service “Once Then Always” 501 Morgantown Ave. Phone 363-7390 JONES FUR SERVICE 521 Gaston Avenue “Complete Fur Service” Monogramming on all types of garments Phone: 363-4992 TRI-CITY WELDING SUPPLY COMPANY 213 Meadowlane Avenue, Fairmont, W. Va. Linde Oxygen and Acetylene Purox Apparatus Ox weld Apparatus Supplies Apparatus Repairs Hobart Machines Hobart Electrodes Welding Machine Rentals Prest-O-Lite Tanks Prest-O-Lite Apparatus Low Temperature Rods Dutch Boy Solders Black Decker Air and Electric Tools “The Complete Welding Supply House' Phone: 363-0950 The Polar Bear Marching Band performed weekly at the football games. KLINGENSMITH MUSIC Selmer - Bundy - Bach - Olds - Leblane Band Instruments BALDWIN Magnavox - Roberts BALDWIN WURL1TZER Tape Recorders Hi-Fi Stereo WURLITZER PIANOS Gibson Standel Amplifiers LOWERY ORGANS 363-1600 317 Jefferson Across from the Bus Terminal Compliments of JAMES V. PALLOTTA INSURANCE Bond Insurance Agency Professional Building N U A M Middletown Mall Fairmont-Clarksburg The Friendly Store For all your School Supplies Records, Tapes and the latest in fashions. Phone: 363-1900 Dress Well and Succeed” CASH - CHARGE LAY-A-WAY Allen Hauge “IT’S GREAT TO GRADUATE” HAUGES FLOWER STORE HAUGES GARDEN CENTER Rt. 73 S-Eldora 'VP - -i- ’ wi I � 505 Fairmont Avenue Dave Hauge NORTH POLE ICE STORAGE CO. MAY BROTHERS CO. Domestic and Commercial Freezer Service Ready Mix Concrete Concrete Blocks Cold Packaged Beer 614 Gaston Ave., - Dial 366-3481 Lumber Mill Work Full Line of Building Materials Fairmont, W. Va. Wabash Street 366-2400 Mannington, W. Va. Virginia Ave. 986-1300 FAIRFIELD ELECTRIC ROYAL CROWN COLA Industrial, Commercial, Residential 97 Colborn Street 366-5666 The Flag Corp practice diligently at band camp. Westchester Fairmont, West Virginia Phone: 366-4481 JACOBS HUTCHINSON HARDWARE CO. LAFAYETTE RADIO ELECTRONICS STORE 233-235 Cleveland Ave. Wholesale Exclusively Hardware Telephone 366-2350 Fairmont. West Virginia Congratulates The Class of 1973 GAME ROOMS PANELING CENTER 15 LOCUST AVENUE FAIRMONT, WEST VIRGINIA SPEEDWAY MARKET KETTERING'S Country Style Butter-Nut Bread INC. Sharon Sesler and Nancy Brookover discover that shopping at Jones can be fun. 205 Adams Street Middletown Mall Phone 363-1000 PENN AUTO SALES INC. Your TOYOTA DEALER Sales and Service Phone 366-2720 Route 19 North Bellview Blvd. John laquinta Janies DemasL Owners SUMMER OF '71 saw the launching of the Celica ST, combining sports car performance with economy. THRIFT DRUG A Division of STONE THOMAS For The Very Best In Prescription Service For All Your Drug Store Needs. Dependable Prescription Service WILSON FORD 0 Ford — Torino - Mustang - Maverick Pinto — Thunderbird — Trucks Fairmont Ford Country The Store of Central West Virginia TELEPROMPTER OF FAIRMONT, INC. There’s More to See On Cable T. V. Clarksburg and Middletown Mall Fairmont The Spirit Band plays the fight song during a thuse. RIDER PHARMACY DEVENY BUILDING OFFICE RENTAL You Can’t Buy Better Drugs To Save Your Life! Michael Cimaglia, Owner Deveny Building — 600 Phone 366-4295 303 Merchant Street Phone 366-2710 Fairmont, W.V. All kinds of Insurance THE HOOD AGENCY SsKK 408 Fairmont Ave. Noel Nuzum, Agent Phone 366-4050 THORNE'S HARDWARE 307 Tenth Street 363-0760 STAUD'S FAMILY RESTAURANT Home Cooked Food Banquet and Catering Service 1401 Speedway FAIRMONT NURSERY ifonoratulations to the class of 1973 Sam Ruggiero Ices Run Fairmont, W.V. Phone 366-0961 KISNER CONSTRUCTION SUPPLY CO. 408 Morgantown Avenue WOODS' BOAT HOUSE, INC. UNION 505 Madison Street FAIRMONT WALL PLASTER Complete Boating Service U.S. 250 South Hamburgers 201 Fairmont Avenue Fairmont, West Virginia with pride for Seventy-One years.’ Western Jeans JOHN'S CAMPUS STORE “CONVERSE” gym Shoes ‘Levis” ‘Lee” “Wranglers” “Maverick” Fairmont Rawlings Opticianry FAIRMONT HOTEL ENTRANCE Bring your prescription for glasses to Rawlings Guild Opticians Nothing you buy . .. Gives you so much . Yet Costs so little DALE HUEY'S AUTO SERVICE n 1012 Fairmont Ave. Fairmont, West Virginia AMX • Javelin • Ambassador • Matador • Hornet TARLETON MOTOR CO. PITROLO MARKETS, INC. Meat Market 216 Fairmont Avenue Groceries and Produce 407 Pennsylvania Ave 363-0580 Buick Opal Oldsmobile 203 Jackson Street 366-3169 FAIRMONT 1034 Speedway 363-3159 you can be sure...if iT'sWfestinghouse WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC CORPORATION Lamp Plant - Fairmont, W. Va. Congratulations to the class of ’73 FIRESTONE TIRE AND RUBBER CO. Headquarters for Speed Queen laundry equipment Kitchen and Dishwashers Philco electronics F. K. EVEREST INC. Phone 366-0780 Fairmont and 4th Fairmont, W. Va. TURNER PHARMACY LASOBEK HARLEY DAVIDSON MOTORCYCLE SALES Prescription Specialists THE STANDARD FURNITURE CO. Lane Cedar Chests Complete Home Furnishings Carpeting Appliances Dial 363-9200 UPSON'S SINCE 1906 AND STILL THE BEST PLACE TO SHOP Phone 363-6800 326-328 Adams Street Fairmont, W. Va. ESTHER LEVINE'S CERAMICS A Complete Line of Ceramics Supplies WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Phone 366-5723 500 Sixth Street, Fairmont. W.Va. 26554 CALDWELL'S BMW Sales and Service ft cf h Rt. 2 Fairmont, W. Va. 26554 on Rt. 250 North Gay Walter Caldwell 366-3118 BMW World’s finest motorcycles for Touring and Sport Three NEW models to choose from MID-CITY RECREATION CENTER Bowl Where You See The MAGIC TRIANGLE FUN FOR ALL THE FAMILY Bowling at it’s Best 718 Locust Ave. Fairmont, W. Va. Dial 363-9451 _____________________ . GOODYEAR Tire Auto Service Car Home Accessories Appliances T.V. Stereo 80S Fairmont Avenue Students show their spirit during a thuse through signs. Phone: 363-4800 BELL FURNITURE COMPANY On Morgantown Avenue in Fairmont 363-4200 CITY D. J.'S BEAUTY SALON NATIONAL BANK OF FAIRMONT 901 Chamberlain Avenue - Owner and Operator: Doris Urso 120 Fairmont Avenue offers “YOU” Phone: 363-1719 “More Bank For Your Money It’s the Real Thing - Coke Bottled under Authority of the Coca-Cola Company by FAIRMONT COCA-COLA BOTTLING WORKS, INC. FAIRMONT, WEST VIRGINIA Susie Bums and Becky Cannon shop for that special outfit at Hartleys. Senior Men show their enthusiasm at the West-East Assembly. MARION PAPER, INC. 6th Street and Beltline Phone 363-6500 SIXTH STREET PHARMACY, INC. (Free Delivery) Dial 366-4521 L. E. Craft, Sr. L. E. Craft. Jr. 601 Fairmont Avenue “We Give Plaid Stamps” SPAGHETTI LASAGNA - RAVIOLI SEAFOOD - STEAKS PIZZA - HOGIES 1742 FAIRMONT AVENUE 363-3190 ITALIAN CUISINE A Full Menu of Italian Specialty Food For Carry Out Service Call SPRINGER'S FURNITURE APPLIANCES PITROLO PONTIAC CADILLAC CO. Westinghouse Kroehler Magnavox Simmons 10 Locust Avenue Fairmont, W. Va. 366-3100 Index SENIORS Abel, Brad 111 Albright. Betsy 40,111 Ammons, Jim 111 Amos, Faith 111 Annan. Mary 20,111,129 Arcure, Mike 8,45,46.48.45.111 Arthur. Judy 111 Ashcraft. Wendy 4,111 Audio, Paul 45,111,118 Ayers, Tamara 162 Auel. Sue 39,111 Baker. Alvin 50,51,111 Barr. Karen 24,36,111 Basagic, Nina 111 Belt. Sharon 39,111 Bennett, Alan 111,132 Bonasso, Donna 39,111 Bonasso, Pat 50,51,111,152 Bosley, Steve 17,111 Branham. Janie 18,111,168 Brookover, Nancy 22,24,28,39,66,111,143 Burdoff, Monty 45,48,112 Burns. Pat 112 Burnsworth, Joe 112 Butcher. George 4,23,28,109,112 Byrd. Sue 112 Cain, Beverly 112 Campbell, Clyde 112 Cannon, George 112 Carpenter, Jeff 30,66,112 Carr, Ann 112 Carter, Elizabeth Case, Scott 45,48,112 Cavendor. Phil 112 Christopher, Charlotte 112 Chrobak. Greg 112 Cikovich. Milan 8,45 Coffindaffer, Debbie 75,112,117 Colant ino, Joni 72,112 Colbert, Karen 36,112 Colborn. Cindy 112,164 Core. Tim 50,51,112 Cort, Wendy 112 Cosby, Myron Cox, Robert 113 Creasy. Donna 113 Crigler, Roy Currey, Nancy 113 Damico, Brenda 113 Davis, Jackie 113 Deiriggi, Angie 113 Delligatti, Gary 72,113 Devericks, Lois 113 Dewitt. Becky 72 Doerr, Fred 113 Domico, Janet 113 Donofrio, Nickie 113 Dotts, Rex 18 Drake, Rolland 45,72,113 Drummond, Pam 113 Duncan. Chuck Eddy, Rick 52,56,57,113 Edwards, Charles Egress. Rick 45,113 Ellis, Tom 113 Fcltz, Stephania 36,114 Ferris, Kim 114 Finnerin, Terri 114 Flanagan. Aggie 19,114 Fluharty, Boyd 114 Fluharty, Lonnie 114 Flynn. Marilyn Ford, Ray 166 Forte, Kathy 114 Fox. Sherry 114 Garcia. Rick Garcia, Sue 72,114 Garrett, Jim 50,114,131 Gilardi, Mike 115 Golden. Joyce 115 Goldson. Lois Corey, Robert 14,74,115 Gower. Brenda 115 Gragson, Nancy 22,28.115 Crav, Donna Gross. Alvin 115 Gross, Melanie 39,115 Gumm, Tom 115 Haley, Richard 17,115 Harbcrt, George 115 Harding. Beverly 17.30.32.62.115 Harding. David 115 Harper, Charles Harr. Gregg 22,23,24.32,66.72.109.115 Harris. Debbie 115 Harris, Mary 115 I lauge, Allen 23,115,141 i auge, David 45,46,115,141 Helman. Bill 115 Henderson. Danny 8,41,45.46.49.115 Hermosillu. Dennis 52,56,115 Hcrmosilla, Jim 116 Higgs. W illiam lllusko, Charles 116 Hodges, Joseph Hoffmann. Andy 116 Holloway, James Holloway, Regina 41,116,164 llolsberry, Sharon 24,25,28,36,116 Hood, Penney 116 Horton, Natalie 37,116 Horton, Rebecca 37,116 Hunt, Brenda 116 Hunt, Don 72 Jackson. Shirleen James, David 168 Jarrett, Cindy 36.116 Jarrett, Patty 117 Jarvis, Ann 117 Johnson. David 117 Johnson, Priscilla 117 Johnson, Ricky Jones, Creed 117 Jones, Jennifer Jones, Kenny Jones, Michelle 117 Jordan, Randy 117 Julian, Mark 117,129 Kelley. David 117 Kendall, Kathy 117 Kincell. Charles 117,166 Kincell, Debbie 117 King, David 117 Kisner, David 117 Kloc, Steve 117 Koay, George 117 Koay, Lawrence 118 Konya, Elaine 8.118 Kovach. Stephen 118 Kurczak. Bill 13.118 Lambiolte, Charles 74,118 Layman, Linda Lanham, Gay 36.118.163 Leary, Paula 118 Leasor, Debbie Lemley, Sherry 118 Lengei, Karen 28.67,118 Lindsay, Robert 28.58,118.169 Linn. Pam 118 Lombardo. Frank Lowdermilk, Mark 118 Luginskie, Pam 118 Lupo, Dave 118 Mainella, Jane 23.34,36,63.66.118 Manning. Barbara Marano, Tim 118 Martin, Debbie 119 Martin, Judy Martin, Jim Martino. Mike 119 Maruka, Paula 119 Massinople, Lilli 36,119,170 Mathenev, Rick 45,46,113,119 Matthews, Alice 17,39,119 McCandless, Chris 119 McCleary, Pat 119 McClung, Sheila McCoy. Janet 119 McCutcheon, Joe 14,119 McDade, Allen McDonough. Tim 119 McElroy, Alisia Merrill, John 119 Mike, Rosemary 36.119 Miller. James 119 Miller. Karen 34,72,120 Miller, Susan 120 Moore, Glenn Moore, Joey 18 Moore, Robin 120 Moore, Ronnie 45,46,49,120 Morrison, Kim 6,120 Myles, Sam 120 Neely, Perry 120 Micholas, Bruce 120 Nickolich, Brad 120 Nigh. Kep 61,74,114,120 O'Dell. Dennis 59,120,166 Orr, Greg 19,120 Pacifico. Donna 120 Palmieri, Debbie 120 Parker. Nancy Parker. Eddie 22,28.30,52.56.61,66.120 Parlett, Steve 120 Paugh, Nancy 121 Paugh, Patty 121 Peiffcr, John 28,45.49,59.121 Pellillo, Donnv 64,121 Pethel, Jack 121 Phillips, Jackie 41,121,128 Piscitelli, Mary 34.41.121,168 Pixler, Donna 121 Pizatella, Anthony 24,30.109,116.121 Pizalella, Tim 59,67,121 Plummer, Mark 6,121 Poe, Rocky 167 Pollock. Nancy 17.38.62.114,121 Poster, Toni 121 Prahl, Patty 121 Preston. Becky 67,121 Price. Joan 121 Priester, Jim 8.22.45.46.49,52,57,121 Priolette, Pam 121 Proctor, Milton 37 Ptomey, Rick Puccio, Larry 50,74,121 Pulice, Toni 121 Pyles. Beth 22,66,72,122 Quarterman. Stephanie 72.122 Reese. Bruce 109,122 Richardson, Greg 52.53,56,57,122 Riefer, Monica 122 Rieser, Eddie 52,119,122 Riggi, David 61,122 Rise. Beth 122 Robinson, Alan 50,122,166 Robinson, David 120 Ruggiero. Johnnie 122,132,171 Russell, Herbert Rutherford, Sam 7.45,46,67.113,122 Rymer, Debbie 122 Rvmer, Eric 122 Salisbury. Kit 23,122 Samargo, Mary 122 Sampson, Mary 5,30,122,171 Sandy, Sharon 154 Sapp. Brenda Schmidt. Dotti 16,34.39,122 Scott, Andre Scott. Joyce Sesler. Sharon 36.66,67,123,143 Shaw. Alice 123 Shaw. Janet 18,36,123 Shingleton, Pam 123 Shirley Cindy 123 Shreve, Mark 50,169 Shultz, Patty 36,123,170 Shutty, Debra 123 Sleeth, John 74.123 Smiers, Xancy 123 Smith. Kevin 45.48,123 Smith, William Snider. Charlie 32,33,109.123 Sole. Joyce Spevock, Chris 72,123 Stephenson, Todd 52,56,109,124 Stern, Michelle 124 Stewart, Gary 124 Stingo, Tina 124 Straight, Jennifer 33,124,162 Straight, Stephen 74,124 Stubbs. Margaret 124 Susskind, Cindie 124 Tartt, Donna 124 Tatta, Linda 17.38.62.124 Taylor, Doreen 124 Tennant, Sheila 124 Thompson, Charlotte 124 Thompson, Tom 124 Tiano, Mary 24,36.124 Tolliver, Betty Turner, John 72,125 Underwood, Flyod UIt. Jay 125 Valentine, David 4,109,125 Vanata, Jim 125 V’angilder, Ernie Vessecchia, Debbie 125 Viands, Debbie 125 Wade. Kim 124,125 Wallo, Sandra Walsh. Jim 109,125 Wang, Mingli 125 While, Doug 28.67,125 W'hileman, Ruth 125 Wilfong. Kevin 125 Williams, Fernandez 15.45.60,125 Williams, Kathy 125 Wilson, Allen 72,125 W oods, Carol 22,24.38.125 Wyatt. Mary 126 Yanero, Frank 126 Yerace, Xickie 126,171 Yost, Charles 126 Young, Becky 35,109.123.126 JUNIORS Abbott, Doris 100 Adams, Debbie 100 Alberico, Camille 17,22,62,100 Allen. Keith 43,58,100 Alvaro, Linda 74.100,170 Alvaro, Bill 45,46.48.50 Amato, Herbie 50,59.100 Andrick. Louie Angeline, Sandy 100 Arnett, Greg 100 Ash. Drexel101 Astrino, Tina 101 Ayers, Cathy 32,101 Baker, Bill Baker, Mitzi 101 Bernardo, Vincent 101.167 Biafore, Nicky 101 Bigler, Mark Index Blankenship, Jim 45,46.74,101 Bonasso, Patty 16,30,101,107 Boram, Chris 101 Bowers, Ashlcigh 101 Bowling, Joan 30,41,101 Brumage. Carol 101 Burdoff, Janis 101 Butcher. Danny Butcher. Gary Byrd, Rick 101 Cain, Charlccn 101 Calabrase. Mark 45.50,101 Canfield, Lounne 101,165 Carpenter. Melody 101 Carpenter, Randy 23.24.30.59.101,107 Carr. Debra 101 Cerisano. Lesia 101 Chandler, Sherry 101 Cheslock, Marcie 101 Cheuvront, Robert 101 Christensen, Debra 101 Cianfrocca, Paul Cimaglia, Greg 101,166 Cimino, Mariam 101 Clagett, Jeff 45,101 Clavbrooks, Diane 101 Clayton. Chris 101 elevenger, Leroy 101 Colborn. Caroline 101 Cole. Tim 17,101 Coleman, Ben 101 Coleman, Erwin Conner, Chris Corley. Cecil 101 Corwin. Terri 101 Colstello, Joyce 101 Cousins. Robin 101 Crandall, Charley Crandall, Debbie 101 Crandall, John 101 Critchficld, Becky 101,106 Curry, Mary 101 Dadisman. David 101 Davis, John 101 Davis. Leslie 101 Davis, Peggy 102 Dawson, Martin Dcadwylcr. Lesley 102 Deleruvelle, Patti 102 Delligatli, Kevin 102 Dcriggi, Liz 102 Derosa. Marshall 50 Devericks, Michael 102 Dobbs. Paulette 102 Dooley. Frederick Dowdell. Bill 102 Drennen, George 45.102 Dukich, Sam 102 Dulaney, Sam 58,102 Dunn, Barbara 102 Edwards, Xancy 102 Edwards, Ralph 102 Efaw, Tom 102 Elliott, Robert 102 Everson. Linda 102 Ezelle, Lettie 102 Falkenstein, Jon Falls, Sheila Fan to, Xicky 163 Farrow, George 104 Findo. Jeff 102 Finzel, John 102 Fleming, Frank 102 Fleming. Scott 102 Fluhartv, Jeff 102 Fox. Cathy 102,165 Frankman, Patty 102 Freeland, Steve 45,46 Fu, Alan 102 Fucello, Nick 45,107 Garner, John 102 Garrett. Dave 50,51.102 Gaston. Pam 102 Gawthrop, Denise 67.102 Gerau. Don Giles, Pat 102 Golden, Allan 102 Golson, Marcie 102 Gombash. Andrew 102 Gotses, Mary 102 Green. Josie 9.102 Green. Patty 102,170 Greer. Roberta 102 Griffin. Karen 102 Gross, Brenda 34,66.102.170 Guido. Greg 102 Gurin, Cathy 102 Hall, Allen Hamilton. Debbie 102 Hamilton. Mark 103 Hamilton. Xcul 61.103 Haris. Beth 18,103 Harris. Debra 103 Harrold. Sara 15.41,103 Harry, Jan ine 103 llaught, Linda 103 Hawkins. Kevin 103 Heck. Tom 19,103 Hennen. Cathy 103 llennis. Debbie 103 Herdman. Jerry Hess. Becky 17,40,62,103,106 Hibbs. Yvonne Higgs. Cyrus Horton. Michael Hostutler. Becky 103 Hoylman. Donna 103 Huey. Jeff 103 Hugus, Gary Hylton. Richard Jackson, Helen 103 Jackson, Paul 103 Jarrett, Mark Johnson. Jim 8,15,33,103.170 Johnson. Janet 8,15,33,103.170 Johnson, Joyce Johnson. Ron Jones, David 50,103 Jones. Patricia 103 Kann, Melissa 103 Katsan, Mizni 103 Kennedy. Bill 103 Kent, Kenneth Kincell, Janet 33,103 King. David 103 King. Katrina 103 Kisner, Carol 103 Koon, Debbie Kuhn. Tim 103,165 Kurczak. Joseph LaGamba. Rick Lake. Audie 103 Lanham. Thercse 51,103,105 Lantz, Deborah Lantz. Randall LaRue, Theodore 107 Laughlin, Doug 61,103 Lawson, Michael 103 Layman. Cathy 66.103 Lee, Greg 103 Lee, Richard Lennon, Karen 103.162 Li, Yung Ning 103 Linear. Stanley Linn, Debbie 103 Linn. Patty 103 Lombardo. Mike 103 Lowther. Leslie 103 Luzadder. Michael Mahaffey, Elaine 103 Mallamo, Jovce 103 Mallamo, Mark 32.45,46.10-1 Mallamo. William 33,52.57.103 Marino. Margie 104.106 Martin, Donald 104 Martin, Dinnia Martin. Jim Matthews, Sally Maunz. Austin 74.104.106 May, Jack 104 Maynor, Sharon 104 Mazurek. Joni 104,171 McConnell. Pat 104 McCorkle, Mike 104 McDowell. Stephanie 104 Index Meadows, Jeff 104 Melton. Peggy 104 Mercer. Diana 104 Merico. Mark 104 Merrifield, Gary 46.48,52.59.104 Metz. Don 45,104 Metz. Ricky Mills, George 45,46,48 Minnick, Bradley Monell. Peter 104 Moore, Aubrey 104 Morgan. Eleanor 104 Morrison. Jeff Mossburg. Jacqueline 104 Motley. Gale 104 Mullins. Robert 104 Mundell. Cathy 104 Murphy. Steve Murray. Tom 74 Xestor. Marlene 104 Xuzum. Ginger 45.104 O’Conner, Richard 104 Olivero. Benita 104 Oliveto. Tom 59,104 Ornowski. Mark Paknik. John 58,104 Palmer. Mark 44.45.46 Parker. David Pasko. George 104 Pasquale. Barbara 16.104,164 Paugh.John Paugh, Patty Pawlesky, Delaina 104 Pearl. Rick 59 Pierce. Eddie Piscitelli, Marilyn 104 Postlethwait, Sherri 104 Potoczny. Robert 104 Powell, Kenny 106 Prahl, Jackie 33,104 Prahl. Kim 104 Pulice, Judi 104 Radcliff, Daniel Raspa, Cecilia 104 Raspa. Robert 74,104 Ray, Cheryl 104 Reese. Barbara 104,167 Reid. Bill Resetar, Mike 8,46.48 Riefer, Robert 104 Riffee, William 105 Riffle. Chuck 59,105 Riggi. Michael 105 Riley, Alan 105 Ringel, Robert 105 Robinson, Janet Robinson. .Mike 45.46 Rogers. Debra 105 Rotunda. Gary 105 Rowe, Randy 105 Rvmer, Carole 105 Salisbury, Terry 105 Salvatore. Andrea 105 Sampson. Sally 9.105.165 Sanner. David 105 Sargeant, Amy 18,105 Satterfield. Beaver 105 Satterfield. Bruce 105 Sawitski. Saundra 105 Sayre. Gerald Schmidt. Peggy 105,107 Senkos, Mike 45 Shaffer. Susan 66.67.105 Sharps. Sherri 105 Shaver. Richard 105 Shephard. Vicki Shingleton. Robert 61.105 Shuck. Jeanne Shuman. Deborah 103,105 156 Sidow, Jenny 105,165 Smith. Glenna 105 Smith, Kevin 105 Smith, Sandy 103,105 Snider. Eddie 105 Snider. Jeanette 105 Speelman. Cindy 105 Stevens, Dorsey 105 Stewart. Joy 105 Stewart. Melanie Stingo, Frank 45,46.48.52.56,105 Stoneking. Stephanie Stutler, William Susskind, Mark 18 Swadley. John 61,105 Swiger. Bob 105 Swiger. Tom 105 Taylor, Brad 105 Tennant. Charles 105 Testa. Julie 15,105 Thompson. David Thompson, George 105 Thorne. Roger 105 Thornton. Marcus 13 Tiano, Toni 105,170 Tibbs. Karol 105 Toothman, Laura 105 Trotto. Robin 106 L'rso, Sandra 106,170 Utt, Marty 45 Vanata. Ronald 106 Vance, Stephan 106 VanGilder, Macek 106 VanGilder, Marty 106 VanGilder, Patricia 106 VanZandt. Debra Wade. Ricky 106 Ware, Jane 106 Wells. Debbie 106 Wheizel, William 106 Whiting. John Willenborg. Connie 106.171 Williams, Hona Williams, Jack 52,106 Willis. Catherine Wilson. George 106,52 Wilson. Teresa 106 Win free. Mickey 106 Wise. Doug 106 Wood. Lucinda 106 Woodward, Susan 106 Wotring. James 106 Yanero. Renae 62.63.108,168 Yergovich. Stephen 59,100,106 Yerkovich, Roy Yost, Karen Zaccagnini, Cindie 106 Zuspan Eric 106 SOPHOMORES Abel. Terri Adkins. Sabrina 93 Alban, Joseph 93 Allevato. Louis 93 Alvaro. Dominick 50.93 Alvaro, Terri 93 Amos, George 93 Amos. Holly 93 Armstrong, Bruce 93 Arnett. Shelly 93 Arthur. Janet 93 Ashcraft. Sylvia 93 Audio. Sherry 66,93 Bagwell. Ronald Bailey. Richard 93 Balderson. Terri 93 Barrett, Gary Bartholow. Cynthia 93 Barth. Lisa Basagic, Janet 93 Bellotl. Jerry 93,171 Berardelli. Mary 93 Bernardo. Janina 93 Biafore. Belinda 93 Biafore. Debra 93 Blankenship. Susie 93.99 Borad. Suetta 93 Bock.Jack 93 Bonasso. Chris 93 Bonasso. John 45 Bonasso. Sam 93,50.51 Bonnette, Gerald 93 Bosley. Rick 93 Boyce. Mike 93 Browning, Cathy 93 Brumage, LaDonna 93 Burgess, Bruce 45.93 Burns. Susan 93,152,171 Byrd. John 45,55.93 Campbell. Debra 93 Campbell. Douglas 93 Campbell, Rita 93 Cannon, Becky 93,152.170 Carnes, Linda 93 Carr. Kathy 13.93 Cavrich. Angela 93 Cerrillo. Debbie 93 Chandler. James 93 Chess. Darlene 12.62,63,93 Christy, Helen 93 Clayton. Mcrinda 93 Cline. Couglas 93 Coffindaffer. Jeff 54,59,93 Colasessano, Donna 93 Colborn, Melanie 93 Colosimo. Angela 92,93 Conner, Marshall 15,55,93 Copen. Gregg 93 Corley. Roscann Cover. Samuel 93 Cox. Randall Crandall. Laverna 93 Critchfield. Carol 62.93 Damico. Lois 94 Daristotle, Leighann 94 Dclligatti. John 94 Derosa. Xorm 8,14.58,94 Dickinson. Deborah 94 Domico. Greg 94 Dooley, Elizabeth 37,94 Dolls, Janie 94,97 Dunn. Cathe 25.34,92.94.98 Duskey, Linda 94 Egress, Cindy 94 Egress, John 94 Elliott. Gladys 94 Evans, Jerome Ezelle, Geno 94 Fan to, Joe 94 Feltz, Susan 94 Feorene, Sandy 94 Ferguson. Don 94,96 Fetty, Debra 94 Fitzpatrick, Alvin Flanagan. Rose 94 Ford. Marcy 94 Forte, Pat 94 Fortney, Marguerite 94 Foster. Wanda 94 Fox, Donald 94 Fox, Tim 94 Frederick. Carl 94 Frederick. Gary Fricson. Kevin Fucello. Anthony 94,99.166 Gallo. Rose 94 Garcia, David 50,51.94 Garrison. Trudy 94 Index Gcrba, Raymond 94 Glaspcll, Raymond 94 Glass, Marilyn 94 'Glover, Jerry Goff. Victoria 94 Goldson. Deborah 94 Grandslaff. Kerri 94 Green, John 94 Green. Mitzi Gross. Rachel 4.94.170 Guido. Patricia 94 Gwynn. David 94 Haldcrman, James 94 Hall. David Hall. Douglas 94 Harris. Steven 95 Haugh. Barry 5.61,95 Hawkinberry. Beverly Hawkinberry. Brenda 95 Hedges. Melanie 95 Heldrith. Rick Helman. John 44,95 Henderson. Thomas Hermosilla. Lydia 18,95 Hibbs, Suzette 95 Hinerman, Jeff Hoffman. Charlott 95 Hodges, Jeff Holland. Dennis Hoskins. Beverly 95 Howes, Tom 58,95 Hunsaker, Franklin Hunter. Sameson laquinta, Brenda 95.62,170 Jackson, Barbara Jacquez. Mark 95 James. Gary Johnson. Mike 95 Jones. Cindy 95 Jones. Tim Jones. Bill 50.59 Jordan. Randolph 95 Joyce, Cathy 95 Kennedy. Sharon 95 Kennedy, Tom 95 Kent. Franklin 55 King. Fred 95 Kisner. Margie Kloc. Charlene 95 Koon. Jim 45.58.95 Lauer, Jennifer 95 Lavman, Becky 95 Leamon. Becky 95 Lee, Patricia Lecper. Brad 30,45,55.92.95 Lewis, Toby 30.95 Linn, Kim 95 Little. Carroll 45.94.95 Little. Linda 66,95 Lockhart. Donald Looman. Beverly 95 Looman. Phillis Loss. David Lovett, Deborah 95 Lowdermilk. Joel 95 Manning. Mary Martin. Brett 95 Martin, Darlene 95 Martin, Daniel 95 Martin, Jeff Maruka, Susan 95 .Mason. Kenneth 95 Mas sacci. Donna 95 Massinople. Frank 55.95.99 Massinople, Joe 54.55.95 Matheny. Bill Matheney. Sharon 95 Matthews. Pam 95 Mauck. Rick 55,95 McCain, John McCoy, Donna 95 McElrov, Stephanie McElwain, Jacqueline 95 McQuown, Gary 19.95 Meffe. David 95 Merrificld. David 96 Merrill, David Metz, Patricia 96.99 Mikol. Jeff 96 Milkovich, Shirley 96 Miller. Karl 96 Millican. Agnes 96 Moore, Cathy 14,96 Moore, James Moore, Jim 96 Moore, Kevin 96 Moss burg. Jim 96 Muto, Paula 41,96 Muto. Rocky 50,96 Myers. Jim 50 Myles. Cam 96 Xestor. Dennis 96 Xickolich, Cindy 96 Xixon. Everett 96 Xixon. Kathy 96 Xuzum, Danial 96 Oliveto. Mary 96 Opyoke. Terry 96 Osborne. Robert 45 Owings, T. J. Pagliaro. DeEtta 96 Palmer. Susan 96 Parlett, Cathy 96 Parrish. Linda 96 Pasko, Kim 96 Pearson. Gary 96 Pellcrite. Tina 62.96 Phillips. George 96 Phillips. John Pickens. David 96 Piscitelli. Johnny 96 Pitrolo, Charles 96 Pitrolo, Joyce 62.96 Plum. Carol 97 Plummer. Mary 97 Pollock. Scott 97.165 Poster. Debora 97 Potster. Kim 97 Potstle, Karla Potoczny. Jon 97 Prendergast, Tammy 13.92.97,171 Pretston. Walter 97 Prickett, Bill 97 Price, Gail Price. Gerald Proctor. Pam Pulice. Larry 74.97.166 Pyles. Lee 97 Radford. Beverly 97 Rebeck. Jenny 18.97 Reese. Helen 97 Reese. Jerry 45.49.55.59.97 Riggs. Sandra 97 Riley, Bryan 50.97 Roth. David 97 Rowe. Cindy 66.97.98 Runion. Richard Russell, Judith 97 Saunders. Cathy 97 Saunders, Linda 97 Scarf. Connie 97 Shaver, Cathy Sheets. Steve 97 Shephard. Larry 97 Sidow. Kevin 58,97 Simmons. Sherri 97 Simmons. Teddy 97 Sims. Kathy 97 157 Index Singley. Kevin 54,55.59.84.92.97 Skarzinski. Mary 97 Slaman. Brad 97 Sleeth, Dave 97 Slider. Chris 97 Sloan. Douglas Smicrs, David 97 Smith. Penny 97 Smith. Sheriia Smouse. Craig 97 Sole. David 97 Sole. Sherry 97 Sowers. Elizabeth 97 Stern. Monty 17.50.97 Stevens. Brenda 97 Stevens. Kathy 97 Stevenski. Stephanie 97 Stingo, Mike 98 Straight. Richard 98.171 Summers. Eddie Susskind. Keith 92,98 Tarleton. Charlie 98 Tartt. Bonnie 62.98 Tartt. Damita Tartt. Terry 98 Tennant. Brenda Tennant. Susan 98 Terry, Angela Testa. Delores 12.98 Thompson. Clcarcncc Thompson. Connie 66.98 Tonkery. Pamela 98 Toothman. Jerry Travis, Penny 98 Trickett, Teri 98 Tucker. Donna 98,99 Tucker. Rennie Tucker, Richard Turner. Sharon Turney. Robert 98,163 anGildcr, Ava 98 VanMetcr. Penny 98 Vessecchia. Joe 98 Ving e. Robert W addell. Debbie 98 W alker. Undu 98 W alls. Sherry 41.98 W alters. Kenneth 98 Warren. Stephen 16.98 Watkins, Joyce 98 Weygandf. Brian 98 White. Candy 98 White. Robert W illiams, Anita W ilson. Denise 95.98 Wilson. Harold W ilson. Rand 98 Wilson. Rhonda 10,98 W imcr, Mike Winfrec, Woodv 98 Wood. David 98 Wood. Richard Wood, Sherri 98 Woods. Perry 98 W orkman. Carol 98,171 Hyont, DcAnn 98 Wysner, Joan 98 Yanero. Mike 8,50.58.98 Yeracc,Joe 98 Yoak. Valorie 98 Yost, Donna 98. Young, Jeff 98 Zaleski. Barbara 98 Zinn, Robert 98 FRESHMEN Abbott. Kenneth 86 Adams, Jeff 86 Adams. Patricia 86 Alvaro. Barbara 51,86,89 Angeline. Rick 47.55,86 Annan, Emma 14.86 Armstead. Anthony 86 Arnett. Don 86 Audio, Frank 86 Avers, Tonya 86 Bacco. Joseph 86 Bagwell, Patricia 86 Barrett. Karen 86 Bosley. Elizabeth 86 Battcigcr. Mark 86 Bourne. Kevin 86 Bowers, Tim 86 Boyce. Rhonda Brady. Mike 86 Brock, Bunnv 86 Browning. David 86 Brown. Michael 86 Brunot. James 86 Cain, Jonella 86 Calabrase. Ann 86 Carpenter, Jan 86 Carr. Kathy 86 Carroll. Sandy 86 Carroll, Sharon 86 Cavallo, Carmen 86 Cavrich. David 86 Cavrich. Steve 86 Charlton, Judie 66,86 Clagett, Beckv 86 elevenger. Cecilia 8.86 Clevenger. Richard 86 Clowser. Jeff Coburn, Danny Coe. Sandy 86 Comas. Thomas Conrad, Chervl 86 Copen, Danny 86 Copney, Jo Ann 86 Cort. John 86 Culver. Buddy 86 Dailey. Amy 86 Davis. Keith 33,47.55 Davis. Sherri 86 Davis. Tammy Davis. William 86 Davison. Brian 87 Delligatti. David 47,55,87 Demoss. Barbar 87 Denbeigh. Toni Devericks. Joyce 87 Devison. Kathleen 87 DeWallick. Debbie 87 Dillow. W alter Doerr, Barbara Domico. Tom 47.87 Dooley. Katherine 87 Dorsey, Christopher 87 Dove. James 87 Drake, Evon 63 Dulaney, Clare 87 Duncan, Don Dunn. Bobby 87 Dunn, Morgan 47,55.87 Durrctt. Debra 87 Duskey. Jody 87 Kales, David 47.87 Evans. Dennis Farlow. Janice 87 Farris, Barbar 87 Feltz, Terri 63,87 Petty, Donna 87 Fitzgerald. Brad 50,87 Fitzpatrick. Gerald Floyd, Debra 87 Fluhurtv, Bonnie 87 Ford, David Fox, James -17,55,87 Gall, Kevin 47.87 Gavvthrop. Paul 87 Given. David 87 Goad.Lee Golden, Linda 87 Goldson, Toni 87 Gorey. Michael 30.47.87.88 Green. Terri Grubb, Clifford 87 Gump. Richard Hardman. Brad 47.87 Harney. Courtney 87 Harris. Susan 87 Hartley, Susan 87 Hayhurst. Doris 87 Heck, James 87 Helmick. David 50,58,87 Helmick. Randy 87 Henderson, Sue 87 Hensley, Jerry Hetrick. Brian 87 Hetrick. Janet 87 Higgs, Scott 88 Hlebinsky. Thomas 55,87 Hoffman, Holly 88 Hood, Debbie 88 Hood, Tam y 88 Horton, Derrick 33,55,88 Horton, Michelle 63.88 Horton, Nicky Hough, Janet 88 Moult, Randy 88 Hutchinson. David 88 Hutchinson. Doug 88 Ice, Terry Jackson. Cleveland 47 Jackson. Dale 88 Jackson. Gifford 47 Jarrett, Connie 88 Jarrett, Mike 88 Johnson, Cathy 88 Johnson. Kathy 88 Jones, Bill 88 Jones, James 88 Jordan. Diana 88 Kennedy, Susan 88 King. Lisa 88 Koon, Tim 47.55.88 Korsh. Steve 88 Kovach. Stephanie 88 Kraley, Michael 88 Kriston, Mary 88 Kutscher, Bill Layman. Cecil 88 Laymen. Jody 88 Leary, Sharon 88 Leasure. Sue Lee. Debbie Levine, Beth 88 Levine, Joy 63.88 Li. Hung-Hung 88,90 Linn, Kimberlce 63,88 Loivthcr, Tim 47 Malick, Janice 88 Marano. Sharon 34,63,88 Martin, Terri 88 Maruka. Reaee 63,88 Mason. Cecelia 88 Massinoplc. Rita 30.88 Matthews, Kathy 88 McCandless, Rick 47,88 McClung. Barbara 88 McCormick. Fred 88 McCullough. Marlene 88 McCullough. Maxine 89 McCutcheon, Cindy 89 Meredith. Leav itt 47.89 Mezzanotte, Jo 89 Michels, Tamy 89.91 Mikol. fumes 89 Miller. Darlene Miller. David 89 Miller, Dwayne Miller, Teddy Minico, John Molin, Greg 89 Morris, Debra 89 Morrison. Tim Mullins. Rhonda 89 Mundell, Vickie 89 Xease. fill 63.89.91 Xcstor. Harry Xorris, Rick 47,55,89 Oliveto. Danny 47.89 Palmer. Xadu 89 Parks. Jacqueline 89 Parrish, Michael 89 Pasquale, Joyce 86,89 Pearson. Kenny 89 Peirce, Linda 89 Pileggi, Debbie 89 Pizatella. Ronnie 50.89 Plutro. Denise 89 Pollock. Patricia 89 Proctor, Sharon Pudsell. Daris 89 Pyles. Kathy 89 Pyles. Kevin 89 Radcliffe, Cindy 89 Raspa. Ralph 89 Ray. Kathy 89 Reed, Xancy 89 Reed, Scott 55,89 Rice. Tim 47.89 Richards, Ernest 55.47,89 Ridenour. Dale Ridenour, Thomas 89 Ricfer, Janet 89 Robinson. Cindy 89 Robinson, Robin 89 Robinson. Wil 47 Robison. Virginia 89 Rokosky, Rita 89 Rose. Kim 89 Index Rowe, Michael 89 Russell. John 89 Rymer, Ellen 89.90 Salisbury, Drew 90,162 Samargo. Danny 90 Sanders, James 90 Sansalone. Randy 90 Sapp. Gerald 55,90 Satterfield. Rickey 47.90 Satterfield. Rose 90 Satterfield. Tracy 63,90 Saunders. Deborah Savio, Gina 90 Shadle, Tim 90 Shaver. Karla 90 Shaver. Xewman 90 Sherbs, Victoria 90 Shingleton. Sally 90 Shirlev. Beth 90 Shorn o, Tim 90 Shreve, Gary 90 Simmons. Becky Simms. Sharon Smell. Robert 90 Smith. Kevin 55.90 Smith. Steven 90 Smith. Suzanne 90 Smith. Tina 90 Smith. Vicki 90 Smouse, Scott 90 Smyton. John 90 Snider. Donnie 47,55.90 Speelman, Brad 90 Speelman. Rick 90 Spitzer. Gina 90 Spooner. Jo Ann 90 Steele, Cindy 90 Stern. Ronald 90 Stewart. Jamie 90 Sullivan. Michael 90 Summers, Donetta 90 Swaim. David Swigcr. Ann 90 Swisher, John 90 Sydnor, Rhonda 90 Talbott, Anne 90 Tarlcton. Tim 90 Tate, Earl 90 Taylor, Albert Taylor. Cara Taylor, Meredith 69.90 Taylor, Mike Testa, Donna 90 Testa, Mary 91 Tetrick. Diane 91 Thobois, Jeannie 91 Thomas. Robert 91 Thompson. Eugene 91 Thompson. Larry Thompson, Kit Thompson. Susan 91 Thompson. Wayne 91 Trickett, Tammy 91 Tucker, Barry 91 Tucker. James 47,55 Twyman. James 91 Uchiek. Ted 47.91 VanGilder. Jeff VanZandt. Sandra 91 Varkonda. Lee 91 Viglianco, Steven 91 Wainio. Alice 63.91 Walls. Sarah Walsh. Ralph 91 Walters, Cynthia 91 Wampler. Cheryl 91 Wampler. Diane 91 H ong. Yali 91 Waronicki. Kirk 91 l arrcn. Ronald 91 Watson. Brenda 91 W arson. David 91 Weaver, Mitchell 91 Whiteman, David 47,50,91 Whiteman, Douglas 91 White. Darrell W hite, Jo Ann White. John White. Jeannie White, Mark 91 Willey. Charlene 91 Willis, Carolyn Wills, Lynn 164 Wilson. Rossic 47.50.91 Wilson, Vicki 91 Windon. Cathy 91 Wix. S hie I a Wroe, Carl Yereb, Dannv 91 York. Albert 33.47.91 Yost. Diane 91 Zivkovich. Cathv 91 159 k m m y Af � fc Wi ._____i . :.■ • 4B40 0 GREYHOUND YOUVEI GOT A LOT TO LIVE wu � rc 1973 MAPLE BUSINESS STAFF Linda Alvaro Susie Burns Becky Cannon Brenda Gross Rachel Gross Brenda laquinta Janet Johnson Tammy Prendergast Giovanna Ruggiero Manager — Patty Shultz Toni Tiano Sandy Urso Carol Workman L. Alvaro S. Urso, B. Cannon, P. Shuitz P. Green, R. Gross, T. Tiano J. Johnson B. laquinta B. Gross Editor — Lilli Massinople LEAVES STAF N. Yerace, . Mazurek, M. Sampson C. Workman, S. Burns, G. Ruggiero, C. Willenborg, T. Pre . Bellott, R. Straight ia PRODUCTION STAFF EDITOR — Lilli Massinople Susie Burns Patty Green Rachel Gross Cindy Jarrett oni Mazurek Tammy Prendergast Giovanna Ruggiero Mary Sampson Toni Tiano Connie Willenborg Carol Workman Nickie Yerace Photographers — Jerry Bellott Kep Nigh — Head Richard Straight ADVISER — rene S. Martin ndergast