Flemington High School - Memories Yearbook (Flemington, WV)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1977 volume:

I The 1976-77 yearbook is dedicated to Frances D. Piccolo, an outstanding educator in West Virginia Public Schools for forty-two years. Mrs. Piccolo retired as Flemington High School librarian in 1976 after devoting her time, talent and energy to the communities serving Flemington High School. Frances D. Piccolo “Those who bring sunshine into the lives of others cannot keep it from themselves.” A Senior Reflects C an il possibly have been six years since our first day at this school? A day when our two classes became one, A day when we were scared of the school, the teachers, the older students . . . and even each other. REFLECTIONS FLEMINGTON HIGH SCHOOL Flemington, WV Vol. XXIX TABLE OF CONTENTS Reflections................... I Student Life ................. 7 Clubs........................ 23 Sports ...................... 31 Boys Basketball ...........32 Girls Basketball .... 43 Classes...................... 49 Faculty................... 50 Seniors................... 60 Underclassmen............. 74 Advertisements............... 94 Alumni.......................104 Dedication ................ . 112 2 w e thought the years would never pass. But now they are almost over, And 1 don’t understand where they’ve gone. The time is just a blur — friendships . .. fights . .. laughter ... tears . .. frustrations . .. accomplishments T he teachers who at first scared us, quickly became our friends. When the awesome older students left, we were sorry to see them go. The classmates we were afraid of, ended up by being some of our closest friends. The years have been filled with learning— not just from books, but learning about life, each other, and even ourselves. I don’t want it to end! I don’t want to leave my friends and the happiness we share when we’re together. But I must view it as a beginning, the beginning of a new era of my life. I must be content with the memories that each of you have given me, memories I will always cherish and memories which I will pause . . . S o in leaving I say goodbye to my good friends, to the school that sheltered me for six years, to the memories 1 leave behind. I leave saddened but also happy, Happy for the wonderful experiences and memories 1 will carry with me the rest of my life ,. . J.E.L. 6 HAPPENINGS Stairway to Heaven Students, dancing to the sound of Angora Watt, attended the ’76 Junior-Senior Prom, held at the Benedum Civic Center on May 15. Everything started off with a formal dinner. Mr. John Ellison gave the invocation before the dinner. Albert Smith, senior class president, thanked the Junior Class for the Prom, and Curtis Stewart, Junior Class Vice-President gave a short informal speech. 8 Sets Mood for 76 Prom After dinner, couples adjourned upstairs for a picture-taking session. The juniors and seniors then proceeded with the Grand March. At the end of the Grand March Albert Smith and Robin Whitehair were crowned King and Queen of the prom. Princesses were Cathy Tate and Kim Blake. After all the gay proceedings were held, couples danced to the music of Angora Watt. 9 One day our photographer happened by Mr. Hooper’s room and saw Mr. Hooper quickly took charge of the situation as the rest of the class Jackie Crouse come to the aid of a fallen blind: All in a 10 got into the action and finally succeeded in taming the blind fortunately, (or unfortunately), the accident was over and the class began to study as Jackie Crouse shows; Math once again. Day’s Work 11 Poets-in-Residence Instructs Two poets, under the state’s Poet-in-Residence organization, came to Flemington to teach poetry writing and appreciation. Under their guidance, English classes 7 through 12 wrote poetry on such topics as, “I wish 1 was ...” RIGHT: Weaving the fantasy world of poetry, poet holds the 7th grade's at- tention Poet explains to class how to write poetry Barbara I ayman asks for advice from the expert. 12 English Students in Poetry LEFT: Reading poetry often starts im- aginations going. 13 Telling a poem proves to be a special experience. Advice from Seniors Living up to the saying, “I don’t know, as a senior,” David Williams, seventh grader asks senior, Percy Riffle for advice on a problem .. . Percy stops, thinks it over; then decides that the question would have been better not asked. 14 Kings of the Party! Students made merry as Christmas time rolled around. Almost every room was celebrating, as well as the various clubs before the Christmas break. Eighth graders hold a Christmas party in Mrs. Walls’ room. FAR LEFT: Fun at the Xth grade party. LEFT: French club enjoy delicacies. BELOW: Parties end the school day. 15 How the West was Won Once upon a time way out West in the rapidly growing town of CARRIE, which is located in the northern part of southern Oregon, there was the most terrible, awful, meanest villian; he didn’t even brush his teeth. He was the terrible Mr. JAWS, who went around deafening whole cities with his hideous renditions of BETH. The people of CARRIE didn't want to be deafened so they sent for the best good-doers of all time, CHARLIE'S ANGELS. THE ANGELS got on this train called the SILVER STREAK for CARRIE. ERIC, the mayor of CARRIE met the girls at the train station and told them his problem. He also let them know that Mr. JAWS had a partner to sing harmony, (which he couldn’t), but he later made it big on his own. He was the young KING KONG. THE ANGELS told ERIC that they would have to send for STARSKY AND HUTCH. When the boys got the word they headed for CARRIE. STARSKY AND HUTCH and THE ANGELS devised a plan to catch Mr. JAWS and KING KONG. They rented the amphitheater and pretended to be a rock group called HELTER SKELTER. The day before the concert the ANGELS got a call from the leader of a group called ROOTS. Since there was no group around CARRIE with that name they knew that it must really be Mr. JAWS and KING KONG, the ones who might have been BORN INNOCENT but grew up vicious. That night, just before the concert, STARSKY AND HUTCH and the ANGELS were getting the trap ready. They built an invisible sound-proof booth over the whole stage. After it was all finished the girls said to STARSKY AND HUTCH, “TONIGHT’S THE NIGHT.” “Yeah, I guess so girls. We’d better get ready.” The ANGELS then said, “We don’t know if we can do it.” The boys replied, “IF YOU LEAVE ME NOW we can’t catch them. Here take these ear plugs so you don’t have to listen.” ROOTS came out and started to sing. The ANGELS then gave STARSKY AND HUTCH the signal and the boy dropped the sound-proof booth on ROOTS. They kept on singing and sang each other deaf. Afterwards they promised to never sing again. Everyone said, “From now on there will be nothing in the West but HAPPY A survey taken by the Journalism class showed that the following were the favorites of Flemington High students for the 1976-77 school year. T.V. SHOWS 1. Starsky and Hutch 2. Charlie’s Angels 3. Happy Days SONG 1. Beth 2. Tonight’s the Night 3. If You Leave Me Now T.V. MOVIE 1. Roots 2. How the West Was Won 3. Helter Skelter MOVIE 1. Jaws 2. Silver Streak 3. King Kong BOOK 1. Jaws 2. Carrie 3. Born Innocent Eric 16 “Santa Comes to Simpson Creek” Performed by Senior Drama Club “Santa Comes to Simpson Creek,” a Christmas play about the Old West, was performed by the senior class under the direction of Mrs. Joy Lynch. Playing the leads were Beth Mace, Cheryl Goodwin, Beverly Turoczy, Ralph Hooper and Bob Riffle. Play- ing minor roles in the play were Mark Stout, Kathy Mullins, Bob Pyle and Joyce Burgreen, filling in for Debbie Musgrave. Percy Riffle was in charge of the scenery and props, which included the building of a tunnel and cave. David Snodgrass assisted on the lights. 17 Class Officers Plan Activities for School 12th Grade Officers Tom Isabella, Charlene McKinney 11th Grade Officers Rhonda Carder. Annette Smith, Ernie Sterling, Terry Greenfield, Susan Riffle, Mary Ann Tyrocz; 10th Grade Officers Ralph Hooper, Jackie Cleavenger. Pal Williams, bert. Beth Mace, Joyce Burgreen, Tom Lam 18 9th Grade Officers Patty Greenfield. Karen Layman. Jeff Knotts, Harry Williams 8th Grade Officers Charlie Riffle. Tammy Brown. Lisa Bailey. Kelly Duncan. Connie Patrick 7th Grade Officers Mike Brown, Cindy Stewart, Regina Smith. Matt Hicks 19 Most Popular Cheryl Goodwin, Percy Riffle Most School Spirit Bob Pyle, Pat Williams Most Athletic Joyce Burgreen, Tom Lambert Best Dancers Beth Mace, Bob Riffle Most Likely To Succeed Jill Lease, Ralph Hooper Seniors Pick Class Favorites NOT PICTURED: Best Looking: Debbie Musgravc. Most Trouble: Edgar Bane, Debbie Benedum 20 FHS Wind Symphony Selected As 1977 West Virginia Honor Band Music is the most difficult of the art forms. Its creation is only momentary living only in the minds of its audience, to create a moment the artist must spend hun- dreds of hours in preparation, knowing that perfection will never be attained yet always pursuing that goal. Music is enjoyed by everyone but only a special few en- joy the art of performing. At Flemington we have built a tradition of performance. A tradition that always looks towards perfection. 21 Buck Courtney — Our director, teacher, and friend. Junior High Band — Building Fundamentals for the Future 23 All-State Band Honor Achieved by Eight Students Seniors Debbie Bendeum—Clarinet 2 Years Virginia Brown Alto Clarinet 3 Years Clarinet I Year Jill Lease Oboe 4 Years Patricia Williams Bassoon 3 Years 24 Kila Burton Bassoon 2 Years Very few have enough self-discipline to endure the hours of isolation that is re- quired to do one thing better than anyone else. In music, the relationship of practice to performance is endless. To perform well enough to earn All State honors is therefore a tribute to the solitary hours of work that precede this honor. The more difficult the task, the higher the achieve- ment. This, then makes it the highest honor in the state school system to those who earn WEST VIRGINIA ALL STATE BAND. Mary Ann Turoczy Clarinet 2 Years 25 Sophomores Gore Shop FIRST ROW: D. Williams, K. Mullins. S. Lipscomb. B. Mace, C. Goodwin. P. Moreland, C. Stewart, SECOND ROW: R. Vanguilder. T. Cochran. T. Lambert, B. Costilow, D. Riffle, E. Hays. THIRD ROW: W. Aliman, M. Findley. R. Bradford. R. Payne. L. Shaw, C. McCloy VICA FIRST ROW: C. Stewart, S. Smith, R. Duncan, B. Mace, R. Gobcl, C. Ware. D. Snodgrass, SECOND ROW: B Shingleton. H. Hayes, V. Schorr. C. Drainer. THIRD ROW: J. Riffle, J. Parks. M. W'clch, J. Bays, E. Sterling, M. Knight 26 Archery Club Pres.—M. Stout, V. Pres.—P. Riffle, Sec.—R. Bradford, Treas.—C. Stewart 27 HIRST ROW: M. Withers—Advisor, J. Gilbert, J. Swcckcr, T. Jones. T. Greenfield, S. Snodgrass, C. Stewart, P. Riffle, A. Cody—Advisor, SECOND ROW: R. Lambert, E. Hays, R. Bradford. C. Drainer. M. Stout, B. Riffle, H. Cobb. T. Cochran, B. Pyle Pep Club Supports FHS Basketball Team FIRST ROW: T. Rager, T. Curtis, T. Green, D. Langenbccker, C. Trimble, T. Rager, P. Luckey, SECOND ROW: E. J. Lynch—Advisor. K. Mullins, S. Demoss, D. Davis. B. Layman, T. Isabella. B. I uroezy, C. McKinney, R. Smith, P. Powell, T. Jones, S. Jordan, J. Haney, K. Layman, THIRD ROW': R. Vincent. D. Coltelli, D. Delaney, S. McCIoy, K. Duncan, S. Brown, C. Patrick, S. McKinney, S. Turoczy, S. Snodgrass, T. McDonald, T. Luckey. C. Goodwin, M. Frum, M. Vincent, T. Brown, FOURTH ROW: T. Greenfield, J. Swecker, K. Marks, R. Lipscomb, K. Allen. B. Mace, L. Laroo, K. Heater, M. Isabella, S. Ball. B. Price, B. Devart, M. Turoczy, R Carder Pres.—B. Turcozy, V. Pres.—C. McKinney, Sec.—T. Isabella Refreshment and Program Committee: S. Riffle, T. Brown 28 Pres.—A. Smith, V. Pres.—P. Williams, Sec.—C. Sines, Treas.—M. Stout, Sgt. of Arms—M. Isabella French Club Develops Cultural Interests FIRST ROW: M. Paugh—Advisor, D. Brown, V. Bowers, T. Jones, C. Rowan, J. Haney, V. Brown, C. Sines, A. Jones, SECOND ROW: M. Vincent, S. Turoczy, J. Burgreen, R. Hooper, M. Stout, B. Riffle, B. Pyle, P. Williams,}. Lease, THIRD ROW: K. Layman, K. Williams. T. Heater, B. Greathouse. M. Isabella, J. Stout, S. Ball. R. Vincent 29 Chorus FIRST ROW: S. Pricster, J. Dueley. K. Moreland. T. Isabella. T. VanGuilder. B. Garner—Advisor, SECOND ROW: D. Langenbacher, P. Moreland. K. Allen. T. Jones, N. Elsey, R. Crouse, A. Wilson, THIRD ROW: J. Haney, C. Tricketl, B. Devart, V. Bowers, D. Brown, D. Davis. S. Moryer, D. Lipscomb National Honor Society FIRST ROW: J. Cleavenger, B. Mace, M. Stout. R. Hooper. J. Burgreen. P. Williams, J. Lease, SECOND ROW: G. Costellow — Advisor, D. Hildreth, J. Gower, N. Loughran, T. Isabella, J. Parks, C. Sines, C. Tricketl. 30 FIRST ROW: P. Walls—Advisor, B. Glaspell, P. Luckey, S. Jordan, H. Maxwell, T. Isabella, B. Turoczy, B. Mace, P. Williams. J. Parks, C. McKinney, J. Haney, J. Lease, C. Goodwin, K. Layman, SECOND ROW: M. Papio, D. Pride. P. Moreland. K. Jordan, D. Davis, N. Elsey, S. Snodgrass, S. Riffle. M. Frum, C, Trickett, C. Sines, E. Hays, S. Turoczy, B. Devart, M. Isabella, P. Riffle Student Action for Education Student Action for Education Future Teachers of America is a service organization open to freshmen, sophomores, juniors and seniors. Our club has been an affiliate of WVEA for seven years and the state membership af- fords us the opportunity to attend the state delegate convention at Jackson’s Mill each March. SAE sponsors money making pro- jects such as basketball game bake sales, and the senior slave auction to raise money for our scholarship con- tribution to Fairmont State College, as well as field trips. Pres. — B. Mace, V. Pres. — P. Williams. Sec. — J. Parks, Treas. — B. Turoczy, Scrapbook Comm. — C. Trickett, Rep. — M. Frum, Sgt. of Arms — T. Isabella. 31 Future Homemakers of America FIRST ROW: V. Brown, K. Crouse, J. Parks, J. Gower, J. Lease. P. Williams, C. Sines. C. Trickett, SECOND ROW: J. Haney, K. Mullins, D. Brown, K. Heater, M. Vincent. B. Devart. R. Demoss, THIRD ROW: N. Elsey, T. Jones. D. Davis, R. Lipscomb, D. Hildreth, S. Spears, D. Simmons, N. Loughran Pres.—J. Lease. V. Pres.—J. Gower, Sec.—J. Parks, Treas.—P. Williams, Hist.—C. Sines, Rep.—K. Crouse 32 Junior Varsity M. Isabella, R Lambert, J. Bays, J. Knotts, J. Smith, D. Riffle, T. VanGilder, H. Cobb, R. Ball, R. Vincent, M. Randolph—Coach Junior High Basketball FIRST ROW: R. Lambert, R. Powell, R. Vincent, M. Randolph—Coach. C. Riffle, D. Bays, C. Spradling, SECOND ROW: K. North, J. Gerard, T. VanGilder, B. Vincent, J. Knotts, R. Ball, B. Trimble, M. Greathouse 34 V arsity FIRST ROW: R. Gobel, C. Drainer, T. Lambert, P. Riffle, C. Ware, R. Hooper. W. Ball, SECOND ROW. M. Randolph—Coach. M. Isabella, H. Cobb. J. Smith, D. Riffle. B. Riffle. R. Vincent. B. Wakely—Coach VARSITY STOREKEEPERS: Beverly Turoczy Annette Smith 35 Varsity Shows Fans How To Play The Game Co-Captains Leading this year’s cheerleading squads were co-captains Beth Mace and Pat Williams. Other members of the ’77 squad were Beth Mace, Terri Greenfield, and Sharri Snodgrass. Beth Devart Beth Mace Pat Williams Sharri Snodgrass 38 Susan Turoczy Michele Vincent Terra McDonald 39 Greyhounds Sport Ron’s good form hits from the outside against Tygart’s Valley. Everyone looks for the rebound. Tom makes freethrows look easy. 40 A 4-16 Season Record Tom’s concentration is good as he hits a freelhrow against Tygart’s Valley. Even under pressure, Craig docs well. Referee shows everyone how many shots Clint has. 41 Greyhound Action for Season 42 Fans Enjoy Girls’ Basketball Season This year Flemington fans enjoyed girls basketball for the first time since the mid-forties. They were rewarded with a hustling group of girls who in their first year won three games in the midst of a very competitive schedule. Scoring 26 points a game the Greyhoundettes were led by Annette Smith’s 212 points, for a 14.2 average; Terry Greenfield’s 112 points for a 7.5 average; and Joyce Burgreen, 31 points; Rhonda Carder, Susan Turoczy and Debbie Musgrave also scored some key baskets at very opportune moments. Thegirls’ first win came over Mannington at home by a score of 42-33. Smith led all scorers in the game with 23 points. In an earlier meeting, the Mannington squad es- caped with a narrow victory 23-19. Our two other wins came over Coalton, both home and away. At Coalton, Smith pumped through 26 points to lead the way to a 39-9 victory. At home, she matched this effort as she again scored 26 points on the way to a 38-22 win. There were several close games which were decided by only a few points. When the Tygart Valley Bulldogs visited Flemington they went home with a hard fought 37-31 victory. Terry Greenfield fired 13 points through and gathered in 13 rebounds in the game. She led us again, when we traveled to Tygart Valley with 10 points and 5 rebounds. Lumberport captured two close victories over the team. In the season opener, we played the Eagles here, losing 39-42. In this contest. Smith scored 16, Greenfield 6 and Burgreen chipped in 2 to complete the scoring. In the second Lumberport game Greenfield pulled down 10 rebounds and scored 6 points. Smith controlled the board 12 times and led the scoring column with 24 points. They fought hard but Lumberport escaped with a 39-32 vic- tory. 43 Rekindling girls’ athletics from years gone by undaun- tedly the Greyhoundettes gave it one heck of a try. Our co-captains were a dynamic duo indeed, and a scrappy ne’r-say-die team they did lead. There was Smitty possessed with an abundance of natural ability, poised and consistent even though youthful was she, adding immensely to our stability. Joyce, the other half of this glorious duet, was a firey senior lady we can see yet, fighting off challengers around the net, in the process of clearing the boards once more, enroute to setting up another possible Greyhoun- dette score. And yes there was also little Susan T., no bigger than a fireplug she. playing with reckless abandon and amazing resiliency. She blended well with the rest of the quintet, and toward the end of the campaign was playing like a seasoned vet. Anyone who saw Terry had to be more than impressed, with the ease and graceful manner in which she finessed the dismantling of opposition in an offensive-minded way, while at the same time holding the competition at bay. The quarterback of the Greyhoundette attack featured an intense young filly named Rhonda who responded to competition in such a way as to kindle inspiration in the midst of making the big play. Greyhoundettes Carry The rest of the Greyhoundettes made contributions galore and the successes experienced hinged on this fac- tor. I’m sure Debbie was effective in giving a lift upon en- tering the game when things started to go adrift. Tammy always seemed to be there indeed, whenever called upon to fill an indelible need. And last but not least Susan R. through it all added zest and zeal in a most pleasant way. In the namesake of teamwork her contributions she made and in fulfillment of team accomplishments her ef- forts repaid. 44 3-11 First Season Record As an entity itself, the Greyhoundettes hung tough for the duration and achieved accomplishments that would tend to make even skeptics turn their heads with a taint of personal satisfaction at their efforts put forth. Realizing that winning is glorious, undisputed as it may be, but participating, ah yes, competing, that is the key. In giving that something extra you never thought you had and in successfully reaching some seemingly unattainable goal. The thrill of victory — the agony of defeat, they ex- perienced them both and in the process developed an un- quenchable desire to respond, to react positively in an ac- cepting way to the challenge of reaching out for that all elusive pinnacle of perfectionality. If our season created an awareness of the pinnacle and the tireless effort involved in merely attaining even the minutest of stride toward this plateau, then it was worth it — after all, that’s what it's all about. Page 44 Annette Smith Joyce Burgreen Terri Greenfield Page 45 Rhonda Carder Tammy Brown Susan Turoczy Susan Riffle 45 Greyhoundettes Show How Rhonda is looking for the rebound. Still following me. huh? I think Rhonda dis- agrees with the ref. to Play the Game 47 Greyhoundettes Begin First Basketball Team Since 1944 Where Would We Be Without Them BASKETBALL: ... my first year was the 1953-54 season. We went 8 and 14 but by my third year we were 21 and 4 . .. ... I had an overall winning percentage of 79 in my 14 years as head coach. I coached several all-staters, among them Paul Popovich who still holds the state scoring record of 1086 points in one season. We also had several other players who led the state in scoring ...” .. . With Coach Wakely and Randolph and the program that they are in- itiating you’ll see basketball get better at Flemington High. Perhaps it’s still a year away. NEW GYMNASIUM: We will definitely get a new gym. It will not be as elaborate as I would like but it will be better than what we’ve got now which is really very little. But we are almost guaranteed to get a gym, maybe in two years. Interview With Robert L. Shields BAND: ... I feel that Mr. Courtney has done a dynamic job with the Band. This year we had 8 all-staters and last year I believe we had 9. I think it’s very deserving, a school this size to have a band this great. I’m in favor of helping them in anyway that I can to take the trip to Mexico. CONSOLIDATION: ”... the country as a whole is going back to smaller high schools. They are finding that bigness and newness isn’t necessarily the best. So I would say that the possibility of consolidation is a long way off.” ADVICE TO OUR GRADUATING CLASS: ”... Become a better citizen, maintain a goal that you hope you might reach ...” 50 Counselor, Secretary Are Vital To School E. Joy Lynch—1971 Counselor, W.V.U. Cheerleading, Pep Club 51 Sally R. Jones Secretary Aide And Cooks Help School Run Smoothly Who's skipping this time.” Carolyn Sue Turnball Ruby Kittle Mary Ann Layman 52 Art Division Offers Creativity Harold Courtney 1966 Fairmont State Band 53 John Cole 1965 WVU Language Arts National Honor Society Guy Costello 1973 Salem College English-Soc. Studies English and Language Betty Garret 1976 Wesleyan, WVU Librarian Help Broaden Horizons Mary Ellen Paugh 1976 Fairmont State English, French, Journalism French Club, Yearbook adviser Patricia Walls 1970 Fairmont State, WVU English SAE 55 Dearly Beloved, We are gathered here today . . . Jean Burton (1946) Commerce Math Ralph Hooper (1971) Physical Sciences Math University of Nevada W.V.U. 56 Math and Science Challenge John R. Taylor (1976) Fairmont State Biological Sciences Chess Club William J. Wakely III (1976) Alderson Broaddus Math Coach—Basketball—Baseball Students to New Discoveries 57 “Hey! Who moved the basket!! Joseph Shaffer 1974 Fairmont State Soc. Studies Johm Withers 1969 Fairmont State Soc. Studies Archery Club Social Studies Introduce New Civilizations Physical Education, Special Education Trains Bodies and Minds Jerome Octave 1974 California State, Pa. Special Education Eugene Randolph 1975 Alderson Broaddus Phys. Ed. Learning Disabilities, Basketball o r Allen Cody 1972 Potomac State Driver’s Ed., Phys. Ed. Health 59 Now that's Italian!” Gregory Clifton Allen Archery Club 12 VICA 11-12 Edgar Clifford Bane SAE 11-12 VICA 11-12 Charles William Barker, Jr. Band 9-12 Deborah Kae Benedum Band 9-12 Class Officer 9 Pep Club 9-12 SAE 9-12 FHA 9-11 Cheerleader 10-11 All State 11-12 60 AS WE LOOK TO THE PAST ... Virginia Sue Brown Band 9-12 Pep Club 9-11 SAE 9-11 Drama 9-12 French 11-12 FHA 9-12 Biology 10 Golden Horseshoe 8 All State Band 10-12 Yearbook Staff 12 Joyce Lorene Burgrren Class Officer 12 Pep Club 10 SAE 12 Drama 11-12 French 10-12 Basketball Co-captain NHS 11-12 Yearbook Staff 61 WEARESORRY Katherine Jane Campbell Intramurals 7-11 Charles Gene Chocky V1CA 11-12 Jacqueline Sue Cleavenger Class Officer 12 Drama 10-11 French 10-11 NHS 11-12 Biology 10 62 TO BE PARTING 63 Randall Hamilton Ducan V1CA 10-12 Mark Edward Findley Cheryl Ann Goodwin Band 7-12 Class Officer 9 Pep Club 8-12 SAE 9-12 Drama Club 10-11 FBLA Treasurer 12 Otto Gene Green Basketball 9 VICA 12 BUT THE MEMORIES 64 OF TIMES SHARED Eugene Carroll Hays SAE 12, Drama 11, VICA 11-12 Archery 11-12, French Club 11 Basketball, Biology 10 Ralph Eugene Hooper Band 8-12 SAE 11 Class Officer 9-12 Drama Club 9-12 French Club 11-12 Basketball 9-12 Baseball 11-12 NHS 11-12 Biology Club 10 All Festival Band 9 Know Your Government Day 11 Golden Horseshoe 8 Woodwind Quintet 12 Highest Rank Boy 8-12 Biology Award 10 Chemistry Award 10 Physics Award 11 Who’s Who 11 Soc. of Dis. Students 11 Donnice Jean Knotts Pep Club SAE Gregory Lee Kittle Archery 10 VICA 10 65 Thomas W. Lambert Class Officer 10-12 Basketball 9-12 Biology 10 Jill Ellen Lease Band 7-12 Class Officer 9-11 Pep Club 9 SAE 9-12 Drama Club 9-12 French Club 11-12 FHA 9-12 NHS 11-12 Biology Club 10 Soc. of Dis. Students 11 Who’s Who 11 All State 9-12 Know Your State Government 11 All Festival Band 12 Golden Horseshoe 8 Woodwind Quintet 9-12 Highest Ranked Girl 8-11 Betty Crocker Award 12 B PW Award 8-10 Yearbook Staff 12 Suzanna Jane Lipscomb Pep Club 11, French Club 10-11 Intramurals 7-11 FBLA 12 WILL LAST US 66 Dale Howard Love VICA 9-12 Pep Club 8-12, SAE 9-12 Drama Club 12, FHA 10-12 French Club 10, VICA 12 Cheerleader 10-12, NHS 11-12 Yearbook 12 Jimmy Lee Love VICA 11-12 Elizabeth Renee Mace Class Officer 10, Intramural Tina Louise Mayle Pep Club 12 SAE 12 Pamela Sue Moreland Pep Club 9-12 SAE 9-12, French 10 VICA 12 67 OUR FUTURE Kathy Sue Mullins Band 7-12, Pep Club 9-12 SAE 9-12, FHA 9-12 FBLA 12 Deborah Renee Musgrave Class Officer 10, SAE 11-12 Pep Club 9-12, Drama 11-12 French 10, Archery 12 Cheerleader 11, Basketball 12 Yearbook 12 68 Debra Kay Parks Randall Douglas Payne VICA, Basketball 9 Baseball, Intramurals 7-12 Who’s Who Among Students in American Vocational and Tech. Schools William Gene Phillips Basketball 10-11 V1CA 10-11 Robert Lee Pyle Band 7-12, SAE 11 Class Officer 10-11 Drama Club 9-12, Baseball 12 French Club 11-12 Archery Club 11-12 Basketball 11-12 Yearbook Staff 12 Percy Riffle Archery Club 11-12—Vice President SAE 11-12 Basketball 8-12 Baseball 9-12 V1CA 10 IS UNCERTAIN 69 Robert Gayle Riffle, Jr. Band 8-12, SAE 10-11 Class Officer Treasurer Drama Club 11-12 French Club 11-12 Archery Club 11-12 Treas. Basketball 9, 11, 12 Baseball 9-12 Yearbook Staff 12 Micheal Ray Snider SAE 12, Basketball 11 Baseball 11-12 BUT AS LONG AS WE DREAM David Dwain Snodgrass SAE 11, VICA 10-12 Archery 12 Intramurals 7-12 70 AND MAKE THOSE DREAMS Curtis Kent Stewart Archery Pres. 11 Treas. 12 Class Officer V. Pres. 11 Golden Horseshoe Basketball Manager 10-11 Basketball 9 Mark Lewis Stout Band 7-12, Drama 9-12 Archery 11-12, Boy’s State 11 National Honor Society 11-12 Yearbook Staff 12 Denver Lee Taylor VICA 9 71 Beverly Joan Turoczy Band 9, SAE 9-12 Pep Club 8-12, Pres. 11-12 French 10, Archery 12 FHA 9 Varsity Scorekeeper 9-12 Yearbook Staff 12 Intramurals 7-12 David Rodney VanGilder Basketball 9-12 Biology 10 COME TRUE... 72 John Lawrence Whitehair Class Officer, Pres. 10 SAE 10-12 David Lynn Wilfong Basketball 8-9 VICA 10-12 Debra Kay Williams French 10-11 Intramurals 8 FBLA 12 Patricia Ann Williams Band 7-12, Drama 9-12 Class Officer 7-12 7—Pres. 8—Treas. 9—Hist. 10—Sec. 11—Sec. 12—Sec., Pep Club 8-12 SAE 9-12, V.Pres. 12 French 11-12, FHA 9-12 FHA 11 Hist. 12 Treas. Cheerleader 8-12 Cap. National Honor Society 11-12, Biology 10 All State Band 10-12 Who’s Who Among American High School Students 11- 12, Girl’s State 11 All Festival Band 10-11 Woodwind Quintet 9-12 Yearbook Staff Intramurals 7-10 Keith Alan Workman WE WILL SUCCEED The Class of’78 Beth Devart, Ginny Brown and Pal Wil- liams showing off their coordination 74 Wilson Allman Frankie Boggess Jean Bradford David Brown Tammy Brown Tim Cochran Robert Costilow Kim Crouse Rhonda DeMoss Beth Devart Peggy Glaspell Julie Gower Harold Hays Doris Hildreth Tom Isabella Kim Jordan Ervin Knight Debbie Leach Ruth Lipscomb Mancy Loughran 75 Kathy Marks Sherry McCloy Charlene McKinney Buddy Palmer Joan Parks Roy Payne David Riffle Vincent Schorr Sally Seders Lynn Shaw William Shingleton Debbie Simmons Cathy Sines Steve Smith Sheila Spears But the gates of the Future Are opening Today 76 A day in school Well here it is, another day of school. There are buses to catch, work to be handed in, a chat with a teacher, and a time to think and create. With only days to go. Pat Williams gets busy working on a yearbook deadline. Catching a bus at 3:17 is always a chore, especially when the bell rings at 3:15 Christmas ornaments decorated the halls due to Ms. Lanoy's art classes. Mr. Shaffer starts a Social Studies class. 77 Sophomores prepare to meet tomorrow Rhonda Carder. Terri Greenfield and Tom Isabella discuss class assignment. I thought I put the answers on here some- where.” ponders Ann- ette Smith. 78 James Bays Robert Bell Danny Benedum Leroy Boggess Bobby Bolton Kila Burton Rhonda Carder Trudy Chocky Ernie Clevenger Harold Cobb Tammy Crouse Clinton Drainer Michelle Frum Lawana Gilbert Becky Glaspell Ron Gobel Terri Greenfield Mark Haney Karen Heater Shelly Jordan 79 Combining work and creativity Marcella Kendall Becky Kirk Mark Knight Joetta Knotts Virgil Lipscomb Tom Loughran Pam Luckey Lisa Mace Happy Maxwell Tim Moore 80 Leslie Mullan Randy Mullan Donald Parks John Parks Denise Pride Sam Priester Jeff Riffle Susan Riffle Robert Shingleton Annette Smith Sharri Snodgrass Ernie Sterling Calvin Stewart David Stewart Janice Stout Joyce Swecker Paul Taylor Sandra Taylor Mary Ann Turoczy Craig Ware Tell us another good one. Williams. 81 They achieve individuality The Class of ’80 Although They Enjoy The Present Nancy Elsey and Janie Haney working on a lough Math problem Freshmen Look To the Future Can you believe that Susan Turoczy is really trying? 82 Kim Allen Skip Ball Marvin Bell Vicki Bowers Diane Brown Brenda Cavallier Debbie Davis Debbie Drainer James Duley Tom Duley Nancy Elsey Jay Gilbert Billy Greathouse Patty Greenfield Janie Haney Joey Hawkins Tim Heater John Hill Jim Hursey Mark Isabella Betty Jenkins Tom Jones Tonia Jones Sean Jordan John Knight Marty Knight 83 Jeff Knotts Ron Lambert Donna Langenbacher Karen Layman Debbie Loudin Susan Loughran Elaine Marks Tammy Maxwell Margo McAtee Sandy McCloy Darlene McKinney Mike McKinney Patty Moore Kermit Moreland Sandy Moyer Edith Paltner Mike Parks Patty Parks Sharon Payne Bob Price Yulonda Riblett Francis Riffle 84 Pam Saunders Leonard Schorr John Smith Mark Stewart Susan Turoczy Todd VanGilder Bobby VanMeter Michelle Vincent Ron Vincent Vicki Whetsell Harry Williams Karen Williams Pam Saunders helps Susan Loughran and Debbie Loudin with a word. � 5 Class of ’81 slowly Bridges Carl Greathouse works on his macrame hanging pot. Ms. Lanoy gives Joey Gerard a helping hand in art class. Carol Allison Lisa Bailey Mike Bartlett David Bays Lois Bowers Susan Brown Johanna Campbell Barbara Carder Brian Chocky Kim Cleavenger Sylvia Cobb Kevin Cobb Diana Colteli Brian Cottrill Teresa Curtis Donna Delaney Kelly Duncan Cindy Fast Rick Fleming Brenda Foster Kevin Frum Joey Gerard Kathy Gray Kari Greathouse Mark Greathouse Charles Green Twila Green Warren Gregory Flelen Griffith Jeff Griffith 87 Jenny Griffith Allison Harris Lisa Hawkins Mike Hays Anita Ketterman Jackie Knotts Lisa LaRue Ronald Leach Eddie Lipscomb Martha Lipscomb 88 Roy Lipscomb Velma Little Tammy Luckey Mitzi Mace Charmeigne Marks Paula Marra Geoffrey Marshall Eddie McCauley Pam McCloy Sharri McKinney Terra McDonald Virginia Morris Annette Mullenax Kenny Norris Janet Parks Penny Parks Connie Patrick Ruth Peters Dorothy Plum Ronnie Powell Jackie Pride Keith Queen Regina Rager Dallas Reed Criss Riffle Charles Riffle Patty Search Charles Spradling Kim Swiger Beverly Taylor The gap between Youth and Adult Where did she say the needle was? 89 We’ve only just begun “I lost you after Doug Rus using his immense powers of concentration. 90 Joe Ball Mike Barnett James Bell James Brown Mike Brown David Campbell Mark Campbell Mary Carder Barbara Cox Jackie Crouse Sheila DeMoss Cindy Elsey Mike Fragale Kim Gerard Roger Glaspell Chris Green Becky Hawkins Carl Hays Matt Hicks Terry Jenkins Mike Ketterman Sonya Knotts Barbara Layman Judy Lipscomb Kim MacGill Freddie McKinney Anita Malson Gladys Mayle Susan Morris Jimmy Norman 91 Joyce Palmer Terry Palmer Joe Pernell Margie Peters Joe Petroff Donna Powell Steve Pride Tina Rager Trina Rager Sheryl Reeve Doug Rus Billy Saunders Kim Schorr Bruce Search Billy Shelton Aaron Smith 92 To build memories and experiences Regina Smith Sharri Spears Cindy Stewart Kim Taylor Richard Taylor Cindy Trimble Sylvia Upton Henry VanMeter John Victor Paul Warner Sandy Weaver Sherry Whetsell David Williams That will last us a lifetime Oh it bit me!” 93 Compliments of Compliments of GRAFTON COAL COMPANY and Employees 414 West Main St. Bridgeport, W. Va. 26330 FARM CREDIT ASSOCIATIONS LOANS FOR ANY AGRICULTURAL PURPOSE CLARKSBURG, WEST VIRGINIA 26301 ROLLIN’S SUPER MARKET HARRY GREENS CHEVY CITY Meats and Groceries Fruits and Vegetables for Canning Route 50 East Clarksburg, West Virginia Clarksburg, West Virginia Route 50 East Phone 622-7611 Phone 624-6304 94 FARM FRESH Deerfield Center Groceries, Soft Drinks, Deli Ice Cream Cones Fairmont, West Virginia PATRICK REAL ESTATE Rt. 7 Box 403 Deerfield Center Fairmont, West Virginia 26554 P. R. Isabella Office: 366-6682 Home: 363-7457 VINCENT’S GARAGE New and Recapped Tires General Repair Authorized Inspection Station SUCCURRO’S STORE Real Service General Merchandise Dry Goods and Hardware Rosemont, West Virginia Flemington, West Virginia Phone 739-2444 IDEAL-SAYRE STUDIO, INC. 118 south fourth street Clarksburg, w.v.“over seventy years of distinctive photography” TELEPHONE 623-6736 95 KEEPSAKE DIAMOND RINGS Accutron, Bulova, Caravelle Watches BYRD JEWELER’S Gran Holiday Plaza Shopping Center Phone 842-2181 842-6150 Dana E. Byrd, Owner MUSGROVE’S MILL The home of Tygart Valley Farm Feeds Red Rose Feed Fertilizer and Farm Supplies Bulk Feed Delivery Custom Grinding and Milling Veterinary Supplies Horseman’s Supplies Phone 265-2702 830 W. Main St., Grafton, West Virginia BEVERLY SHOP “Ladies Ready to Wear” Phone 265-2285 Grafton, WV 26354 LEONARD’S GROCERY 238 W. Main Street Grafton, WV 26354 Phone 265-0740 IKES TIRE SERVICE Compliments of GRAFTON PRINTING SERVICE Your Firestone Bolens and Lawnboy Dealer Phone 265-0216 Offset Letterpress Printing 209 W. Main Street P.O. Box 117 — 114 Latrobe St. Grafton, West Virginia Grafton, WV 26354 PHDNE 622-1960 STYLING Hairpieces Straightening Qentlemen i Choice Private Booths 5 Roffler stylists 807 EAST PIKE STREET C LA RKBBURQ, W. VA. 26301 NEXT TO MINARD'B JOE CARVELLI, OWNER Phillips Purity-Accuracy Promptness BLUEVILLE PHONE 265-0758 • GRAFTON, W. VA. 96 The Bank Where People Count CLARKSBURG COMMUNITY BANK Congratulations to CLASS of 77 FULL SERVICE BANK Phone 624-7596 HARMAN CONSTRUCTION INC. Box 70 Grafton, West Virginia 26354 Highway and Heavy Construction Asphaltic Concrete Pavement Dozers Cranes Blacktop Complete Const. Phones 265-1240 265-2222 BLUESTONE MORGAN HORSES Pride and Product of America Stallion Service 363-5657 Foals Fairmont, WV Congratulations to the senior class of 77 B O RESTAURANT Grafton, West Virginia Compliments of MEADLAND STORE Rt. 3 Bill Ann Dunham Bridgeport, WV Owners COFFMAN TIRE SHOP Grafton, WV Phone 265-1846 Phone 622-8002 LAFAYETTE RADIO ELECTRONICS ASSOCIATE STORE Hi-Fi Stereo CB Radio and Electronic Supplies Joseph J. Clara Jr. 413 W. Main St, Manager Clarksburg, WV 26301 Compliments of DANNY DONNA CARNEGIE CARNEGIE- GRAHAM FUNERAL HOME Flemington, WV 26347 Phone (304) 739-4444 97 KEELEY BROTHERS INCORPORATED SUITE 425 EMPIRE BANK BUILDING POST OFFICE BOX 2564 CLARKSBURG, WEST VIRGINIA 26301 13041 624-5435 Painter’s Grafton Jewelry Co. 25 W. Main St. Grafton, WV 26354 Tygart Valley Auto Sales Service Saves You Dollars P. O. Box 476 Grafton, WV FORD | TOOTHMAN FORD SALES, Inc. Telephone 265-3000 or 265-2006 U S Roote 50 W ,f GRAFTON, WEST VIRGINIA 26354 Tucker- Alien Funeral Home Phone — 842-2511 Robert V. Allen 98 At Union National Bank of Clarksburg P. 0. Box 2330 Clarksburg, WV 26301 S M SNACK BAR B M MOTORS Phone in — Carry out Bridgeport Hill Rt. 50 Hot Dogs Hamburgers Clarksburg, WV Authorized dealer 26301 CHRYSLER DODGE Ice Cream Milkshakes Soft Drinks French Fries JAMES E. HELEN HAMMACK ARCHDEACONS, INC. Flemington, W. Va. Phone 739-2318 Fashionable Clothing for Men and Women Groceries, Meats, Ice Cream Mobil Gas AT YOUR SERVICE GRAFTON — PHILIPPI WEST VIRGINIA 99 JOSTEN’S Class Rings Announcements Cards, Medals, Trophies, Caps and Gowns Diplomas Jewelry and Stationery Pete Pell FARMERS DELIGHT COMPANY ERVINS MARKET “The Everything Store” Grafton-Philippi Road Grafton West Virginia Phone 265-1945 Made on Honor Simpson, WV Sold on Merit Phone 739-2398 CONY ISLAND SEAFOOD STEAK PIZZA HOAGIES CHICKEN 100 GRAFTON, WEST VIRGINIA YOUR FATHERS CLARKSBURG BEAUTY MUSTACHE INC. ACADEMY INC. Family Hair Styling Center FOR LONG AND SHORT HAIR SCHOOL OF DISTINCTION” Shampoo Sets Shampoo Blow Styles ATTENTION SENIORS Razor Scissor Cuts Perming Coloring See your Guidance Counselor About Hair Straightening Attending Beauty School During Custom Hair Pieces Wigs Your Senior Year of High School Hair Scalp Analysis Body Waxing Classes Starting Feb.-June-Oct. Complete Cosmetic Line Basic Educational Grants — Scholarships Manicures Facials Student Loans Monthly Terms Artificial Nails Cash Discount Ear Piercing Nationally Accredited 452 West Pike St. Clarksburg, West Virginia 339 West Pike Street Phone 623-5705 Clarksburg, West Virginia Phone 624-6473 STYLE DIRECTORS EDUCATIONAL DIRECTORS LARRY J. POLICANO, Owner Larry J. Policano — Owner ANGELA POLICANO, Mgr. Angela Policano — Mgr. GOOD LUCK ! CLASS OF 77 Say it with flowers WEBER’S FLOWERS THE n l pi 440 W. Pike St. Clarksburg, West Virginia 624-6581 624-6582 V 1 M • J . stores Lafayette Radio Electronics Store HI-FI STEREO CB RADIOS AND ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES Joseph J. Clara, Jr. 413 W. Main Street Manager Clarksburg, W.V., 26301 101 Kalo Buick Chevy, Olds, Pontiac Jeep Sales GM Shopping Center for Central West Virginia Over 100 new and used cars and trucks in stock at all times for your shopping pleasure Riverside Drive Grafton, W.V. Phone 265-1741 ffiURPHft y HAftowue Amuucc rni urr TJool ”T) Friendly Hordwor S © 101 MOCH ST OtAFTON W VA 1 154 © Coar 3lehielrg Company DIAMONDS-WATCHES-JEWELRY « 0 FURBEES’PHARMACY The Rexall Store Valley Hills Shopping Center Phone 842-3131 Bridgeport, W. Va. Best Wishes” GRAFTON HOME M. E. VINCENT GROCERY SUPPLY 174 Latrobe Street, Grafton, WV Give to the world the best you have in the world Phone 265-0731 102 THE JEWEL BOX Ct-ARKSBURO W VA HALL MOTOR. INC. MASSEY - FERGUSON TRACTORS AGRICULTURE AND INDUSTRIAL 233 East Main Street Bridgeport. W.Va. 26330 Phone 304 842-2611 SIMPSON TRUCK SALES, INC. Sales Service GMC Trucks P. O. Box 1606 Rt. 50 East Phone 624-7452 Clarksburg, W. Va. 26301 a noM A DIVISION OF STONE THOMAS The Store of Central West Virginia Clarksburg Fairmont — Middletown Mall Buckhannon — Centennial Mall Bridgeport Bank Bridgeport, West Virginia Phone 842-5486 Drive-In Facilities Available Closed Saturdays Member F.D.I.C. 103 1930 Dorothy Allman Roberta Chenoweth Pearl Crumrine Henry Flint Evelyn Glenn Garnetta Marks Allred Nestor Dennis Poole Russell Riley Edward Snyder Ro ie Wolfe Virginia Wolfe 1931 Blanche Barker Pauline Benda Charles Kinney Meilc Lochiara Herschel Sturms Mary Thomas 1932 Violet Anncgan Charles Cather I ranees Daugherty Ramona Dawson Robert Flint Eugene Greathouse Daisy Jones Merle Kelley Alpha Knight Nellie Nenear Reba Nenear Joe Piccolo Joe Spadafore 1933 Ludmilla Benda Dale Burns Helen Chenoweth Silvio Costello Cecil Rex road Hary Simon 1934 Anna Benda James Brown Hamilton Cather Junior I rush Virginia Phelps Geraldine Sherwood Maxine Snyder 1934 (con’t) Clarence Sterling Lloyd Stout Magdolena Wen ter Basil Wolfe Hugh Wolfe 1935 Andrew Benda Naomi Bowen Winifred Brow n James Burton Homer Davison Richard Delaney Charles Ira Greathouse Karl Knight Joe McIntosh . Susanna Martin Susie Nestor John Poole Alfred Reppert Helen Stewart John Wenter 1936 Thelma Barker Evelyn Brown Geneva Brow n Helen Cross Mary Dry field Gladys Gaines Helen Gaines John Glenn Ada Mae Green Lola Mae Hall Charles Helmick Virginia Kelley Eulin Kinsey Josie Kinsey Ersel McCauley Neil Marteney Irene Modesitt Tony Ohvito Mary Eliz. Post Jack Powell Feme Rogers Frank Scolish Virgil Taylor 1936 (con’t) Eva Tenney Joseph Trocino Francis Whitehair 1937 Dorotha Bartlett Anne Brown Ruth Burton Charles Carder Edith Deanng Hal Findley Sam Gerard Lena Green Mary Hall Oma Jane Hall Anna Hricik Pauline Jones Charles Kelley Paul Marteney Lynn Moore Ann Morgan John Olivito Virginia Pyles Pete Richards Jessie Silver Frank Simon Marjorie Snider Virginia Stark John Stout Helen Swecker Mary Trocino Helen W hitehair Orlando Whitehair Dorothy Williamson Egbert Wolfe 1938 Martha Lee Bartlett Ruth Bartlett Daniel Benda Ruth Cam William Cather Louise Chenoweth Martha Lee Chenoweth Isabella Coffman Nelson Davis Paul F leming Pauline Gerard Clydia Knotts Janette Lake James Lynch Margaret Lynch Cozetta Marks Ira Marks Lillian Marks Paul Pulzek Roy Radabough Stephen Reppert Burl Ross Elizabeth Sheets Mary Sherwood Clay Stout Dan Stout Kathleen Welch Kermit W heeler 104 1939 1940 1 ranklin A Hander Helen Benda Richard Blake C harles Brown Mildred Cam Lyle Brown Lucy C aruso William Burton Betty Jo Cork Ldna Cain 1 red Davis Ruth Campbell Olan Davis Mary Caruso William Green Paul Casto Clara Belle Haney Robert Centera George Haney Loretta Chenoweth Lucille Hawkins 1 rank Christian Genevieve Kelley Prank Davis Dale Kittle Llnoia Drainer Julia Kukuk Garland Evers Lila Lee Lough Maudella Findley Gerald Lynch Louie Gerard Helen McIntosh Josephine Isabella Helen Mersage Betty Jones Thelma Mooney Arlene Knight William New house Evelyn Lough George Phelps Ruth McGee Rosanna Poole Mildred Markley Lillian Stout Edward Marks Sam rrocino Mattie O’Keefe ( lance Wagner Richard Payne Elbert Wagner Joe Popplolardo Ethlyn Womack Lucille Post Lyla Workman Bernard Postlewaitc Edward Reppcrt, Jr. Helen Glenn Joseph Roush C'ledith Green Evelyn Shatter Clifford Hall Ruth Sheets Sam Humphreys Carrie Sinsel Elora Isabella Ruhama Snider Catherine Jenkins Charles Sorbello Ered Jones Georgiana Stewart Doris Kittle Mary Margaret Taylor Josephine Kittle Virginia Tierney Robert Lawson Rose Trocino Agnes Lough Ruth Way C harles Lynch Junior Whitehair John Lynch Junior Williams Dave McCloy Paul Wibnouth 1941 Ruth McGlumphy Mary Mooney Mary Moore Emma Jean Moran Helen Morgan Ruth Nelson Robert Annegan Lawrence Nixon William Bensky James Norman Bonnie Blake James Pepper Margie Brown Evelyn Phelps Ivarean Bryan Robert Powell Lawson Burton James Preston Valentino Caruso Carl Ravis Bertie Cather Gerald Rex road Annabel Crouse Clara Richards Mary Davis Faye Rogers Ronnie Driver John Shaga 105 1941 (con’t) 1943 (con't) 1945 (con’t) Roy Simons Carl Smallridge Gus Smith Clarence Spencer Carrie Stout Clara Ulm Eva Ulm Laura Ulm George Urtso Bill Wenter Walter Young 1942 Nola Bartlett Mike Bobella Robert Brown Charles Bunner Paul Christian Edward Drainer Ereda Glenn Bertha Hall Mary Haller William Haney Katherine Hawkins Mable Hustead Rose Isabella Myrtle Johnson Thomas Kelley Leo Marks Susanna Louise Fortney Miller Delbert Minear Maxine Mooney Edythe Newlon Ruth Phelps Forrest Poland Gladys Riffle Ann Ross Rose Scollise Agnes Shaffer Sam Simonette Gail Smith Evelyn Snider Carmella Sorbella Wilma Springer Paul Stewart Ralph Stipe Mary Succurro Robert Taylor Naoma Westfall Edith Williams Geraldine Wolfe Madeline Wolfe Clarence Jones, Jr. Edna Jones William Lipscomb Richard Menear Joan Moyer Eugene Nelson Robert Riley Roberta Riley Mary Anna Sheets Mary Singleton Walter Swirple Ruth Thompson Laura Trimble Katherine Trocino Rosella ITocmo Helen Uranish Joe Wenter Ruth Whitehall Carl Williams David Workman Omar Workman Sara Workman 1944 Betty Annegan Mary Baliga John Bobella Betty Davis Violet Davis Roland Findley Vivian Gaines Norma Glenn Helen Gozik Louise McGee Robert Marks HcHen Marteney Martha Ann Mitch Ruth Mitch Charles New house Norma Jean Poole George Powell Delores Robinson Alice Shaffer Ella Stipe Lewis Stout Jimmy Succurro Anna Swirple Catherine Ulm Margaret Ulm 1943 Wylodean Ball Hattie Barnum Mary Burton Jean Cole Lena Davis Flwanda Drainer Martin Drainer Norman Drainer John Gawaldo Bud Greathouse Alice Harman David Hays 1945 Nadine Bailey James Bonnell Betty Brown Betty Christian Richard Cox Anita Davis James Drainer Edna F'ulton Betty Goodwin Helen Hall Richard Haney Mary Isabella Essie Long well Edward McGee Nadelene Moyer Daisy Mustachio Roland Purkey Linda Reese Ruth Reger Eugene Riffle Gerald Riffle Betty Riley Richard Selvey Alpha Short Barbara Stewart Betty Whitehair Lance Williams 1946 Irene Andrews Ullie Brown, Jr. Betty Connor Pat Connor Roland Cosner Kenneth Crouse Flora Belle Davis George Davis Lindalene Davis Louise Davis Mildred Devart Betty Duvall Marietta Duvall Mary Gawaldo Joe Gerard Lois Jean Goodwin Geneva Griffith Charles Harris Thomas Hawkins Mary Hrib Fred Hurst Earl Jones Gene Jones Zelma Jones John Lough Susannah McCauley Fred McGee Thomas Menear Mary Jane Merandi Neal Moran Donovan Moyers Donald Newlon Mildred Popovich Adorah Purkey Louise Rein Mary Rein Patricia Smallridge Evelyn Smith Carmel Sterling Wallace Sterling James Stewart Nesson Stewart Helen Swirple June Thompson John Trocino James Workman 1947 Betty Ball 1947 (con’t) Albert Bihari Andy Bihari Bernadine Blake Robert Bonnell Howard Brown Earl Caldwell Robert Digman Charles Drainer Agnes Frey William Frum Wayne Gatain John Harman Frank Hawkins Mary Isabella Pauline Kerns Herbert Lipscomb Irene Miller Fred Nessar Virginia Popovich Paul Radick Donna Roush Margaret Rus Mildred Rus Ervan Short Tony Spino George Stackpole Frank Stipe Rosalie Taylor Vascelious Taylor James Trimble Troy Trimble Angeline Trocino Juanita Weaver Louise Wright 106 1948 Gail Bartlett Joanna Carder Kathryn Cleavenger William Duvall Vietta Fleming Loretta Gerard Eleanor Gibson Marian Hanson Joe Hams Cora Ellen Lane Margaret McGee Rose Marie Mitchell Annabetle Newhouse Harold Payne Mary Pellegrino Herbert Putzek Betty Riffle Pearl Riffle Willis Riley, Jr. Eleanor Smith James Thompson Lucy Ulm Helen Wagner Helen Whitehair Mary Whitehair Barbara Williams 1949 Hubert Boyles Herbert Crouse Andy Gallo Mary Gallo Betty Gozik Calla Dell Gregory Edward Haney Lovant Hays Vera Hyvl Junior Kittle Mary Lipscomb Philip Lough Arden Lynch Madalene McCauley Thomas Marks Sam Olivio William Parks Charles Popovich Nellie Powell Eloise Richardson Francis Riffle Russell Shatter Velva Short Jack Shreve Charles Stewart Mary Ulm Felecia Watson Virginia Williams Marianna Workman Jean Rita Wymer 1950 Wanda Ball William Bihari Raymond Blake James Bobella Geraldine Bonnell Jo Ann Burton Louise Campbell Paul Crouse Nancy Fleming Clinton Frum Warren Fulton Geneva Gerard Wylodean Gibson Dorothy Green Lola Helmick Sam Isabella Kenneth Johnston Barbara Lough Wayne McCauley Robert McVicker Virginia Newhouse Lena Pellegrino Thomas Purkey Donald Reese David Riffle Philip Sandy Patricia Savage Genalee Stackpole Harry Stackpole Donald Turnbull Alfred Welch Bedford Wilfong 1951 Max Borns Mary Ellen Carder Richard Cardot James Davis Kenneth Duvall Betty Drainer Delores Felton Violet Gibson Virginia Gibson Edward Gobel Lorraine Goodwin Carl Guzzi James Guzzi Lawrence Helmick Mary Hudkins Barbara Johnson Alva Knight Alma McCauley Ida Mae McDonald John McKinney Elizabeth Pellegrino Steve Popovich Robert Sandy Kathleen Shaffer Donald Smith James Smith Maxine Smith Eleanor Spears Lois Springer Martha Stonko Mike Stonko James Swirple Betty Thompson Robert Watson 1952 1953 Betty Andrews Naomi Brown Donnice Bartlett Thomas Burton Richard Bartlett Charles Carder Jean Blake Barbara Cole Richard Carder Nancy Crim Dorothy Cottrill Joan Davis William Crouse Barbara Devart Mary Alice Ervin Charles Digman Vera June Gaines Wanda Faulkiner Paul Gallo Herbert Frum Charles Gibson Okey Gibson Martin Hustead Joan Johnson Mary Hustead Robert Kittle Tom Isabella Robert Knight Betty Jenkins Ralph Lake Patty Jenkins Jean Lough Ann Johnson Roland McCauley Emogene McCauley Madge McKinney Rosalene McDonough Kenneth Marks Myrtle Menitt Helen Muszung Anna Milinovich Collie Poole Eloise Mitchell David Popovich Lola Peters Juanita Powell Mary Saltis Robert Riffle Robert Savage John Riley Glenn Simmons Billie Jo Rosier Philomema Spino Carol Shaffer Donald Stewart Shirlene Shreve Paul Stipe Albert Smith Patty Stonko William Spears Pattie Thomas David Thompson Jeame Urtso Donald Thompson Grace Brown Welch Wilma Welch Charles Whitehair Nettie Wilfong Loretta Whitehair Clara Wolford Violet Workman 107 1954 Margarel Brown Martin Brown Richard Brown George Carder Wayne Crowe Jack Dillon John Dillon Marvin Felton Margaret Gozik Helen Green Roberta Green William Hudkins Dale McCauley William McDonough Virginia Marks William Marshall Dora Jean Martin Shirley Moore Nancy Newlon Robert S. Riffle Jacquline Sandy Imogene Sines Shirley Wilfong 1955 Frances Adams I mo Jean Bailey Philip Bartlett Mary Blake Iretta Brown Ernest Casseday Philip Cleavenger Patty ( order Billie Rac Davis Roberta Davis Delores DeBarr Ronald Digman Louvenia I leming Thomas Gates Paul Gobel Nancy Graham Jean Greathouse Darrell Heavncr William Helmick Evalena McCauley Shirley McCauley Donna Belle Mayle Norma Mayle Dolly Nessar Joe Nessar Mary New-house Nancy Nutter Angela Pollard Ronald Popovich Beulah Riffle Shirley Riffle Helen Riley Betty Sfnith William SnodgTass Delores Spears Vivian Stevens Nadine Stewart Larry Vincent Ralph Weaver Georgenia Welch I ranees Wolford 1956 Alice Bailey Kay Bartlett Bobby Blake Rebecca Bland Joleenc Findley Harley Green John Isabella Frances Jacobs Blaine Kerns Delbert Leach Shirley Mayle Ruby Moore Vivian Newhouse Theodore Olivio Mary Ann Powell Betty Richardson Jeanie Riffle Mabel Riffle Percy Riffle James Ross Erma Sandy Shirley Shaffer Connie Sheets Charles Shreve Ronald Vincent Joan White Charles Wilfong John Wilfong Jerry Woods 1957 Charlene Blake Robert Bolton Phyllis Collins Jack Crouse Robert Davis Roger I indley Lee Green Peggy Jo Hayes Richard Holy field Bailey Jenkins Patty Jenkins Lewis Johnson Nancy Johnson Shirley Johnson Charles Knight Tom Lang Mary McKinney Norma Marshall Charles Mayles James Mayles Lloyd Putzek Geraldine Riffle Jerry Riffle Charlene Rus Yvonne Saucer Jackie Stewart Violet Whitchair Mary Wilfong Eddy Wiseman Donald Wiseman 1958 Donald Bailey James Bays Mary Collins 1958 (con’O Betty Cooper Jeanette Cottrill Mazie Davis Patty Devart Howard Findley Violet l itzwater Danny Fleming Pat Gaines Steve Gallo Bill Goodwin Hollis Gregory Brenda Guzzi Edward Heavner Shirley Jenkins Izetta Kelley Charles Kinsey Ronald Kittle Agnes Knight Carroll McCauley Lucille McCauley Roberta McCauley Ralph McCloy Tom Cray Lola McDonough Sam McGee F red Maxwell Phyllis Phelps Paul Popovich Charles Reed Leonard Ross Mike Saltis Duane Simmons James Simons Nancy Simpson Judy Snodgrass Laura Trimble Gary Vincent Deanne Waller Leonard Welch Joe Woods Phyllis Workman La Rea W'yckoff Jerry Wyckoff 1959 Shirley Adams George Bailey Rhea Ball David Barney Joan Bensky Gerald Boggess Jo Ann Cleavenger William Cole Betty Collins Sue Corder Eddie Crouse Christine DeBarr Delores Fernandez Billy Fleming Dorothy Glendenning William Goff Gary Gray Cecil Green Mary Guzzi Glen Hatfield Harold Hayes Kathryn Heavner Patty Kittle Franklin Knight 1959 (con’O Elda Leach Carl Love Barbara McCauley Bobby McCauley Agnes McCloy John McGee Jerry Murphy Lillian Newhouse Leonard Phelps James Powell Dale Reed Margaret Riffle Richard Shreve Sandra Singleton Mary Smith William Smith Grover Stewart Charles Ware Janet Wilfong Dorothy Wiseman 1960 Ralph Bailey Austin Blake Sandy Bland John Cole Joey Collins Charles Law ley Lois Felton Shirley Fitzwater Robert Flint Shirley Frum Roy Gobel Harold Gray Charles Green Nyoka Green Ellen George Connie Davis Hayes Carolyn Hess Richard Howell Joe Isabella James Jones Margaret Kerns Anna Jane Kinsey Betty Knight lmo Jenc Knotts Terry Lawson Correna McCauley Delmas McCauley Blair McCray Faye Mayle Roy Mullan Terry Jo Riley Mary Ann Rogucki Andy Saltis Lester Sandy Clifford Saucer Mary Jane Shaga Mary I ranees Simon Stanley Smith Carolyn Spencer Joan Stewart Leonard Urtso Mickey Vincent Robert Ware Judy White Betty Wiseman Gwendolyn W'yckoff 108 1961 Virginia Hailey Nancy Bays Patsy Bays Paul Bays Reta Blake Shirley Boggess Charles Cather Carolyn Chocky Sam Cleavenger Sandra Collins Carolyn Costi low Mary Jo Devart Virginia Lelton Paulette Fleming Betty Greathouse Juanita Green Shirley Lipscomb Ivan McCauley Norma McCloy Sharon McDonough Peggy Jo Me Neff Barbara Mullan Raymond Neupcrt Linda Patrick Nadine Phelps Gilbert Phillips Margaret Purkey Brenton Reed Allen Saucer Saundra Simmons Patty Sinscl Kugene Turnbull Charles Wilfong Warnta Wiseman Kileen Woods James Wyckoff 1962 Beryl Ball Nancy Ball Lois Bartlett Carol Blake David Davis Dizzy Davis Zelda Drainer Mary Glendenmng Bill Goodw'ir James Greathouse I homas Greathouse Willis Green Ldith Heavner Kenneth Helmick John Holy field Donald Kittle Freddy Lipscomb Robert McKinney Juanita Marteney Cheryl Nestor Samuel Newhouse Calvin Phelps Brenda Neal Poe Garris Poling Ruth Powell Ruby Rand Thomas Rein James Samples Judy Shaga 1962 con' Sharon Shreve Stephen Simon Rita Simpson Paul Smith Adra Anna Ware Denver Wilfong Vivian Woods 1963 Kathleen Bailey Robert Bailey Arthur Ball Donms Barney Janice Bolton Kathryn Carder Judy Crim Billy Dillon Rose Mary Fitzwater Charles Fow ler Cheryl Gray Bruce Green Pauletta Hess FInora Knight Mary Ann McCloy Thomas Moore Martha Phillips Thomas Radabaugh Clyde Reid Porter Reid Gary Ross Pete Sa It is Roger Sandy Gary Simmons Robert Sinsel Joyce Snodgrass Robert Spencer James Taylor 1964 Rosella Bailey Donald Baxter Bobby Boggess I erry Bolyard Betsy Cather Joan Cleavenger Gerald Collins Sandra Collins Carolyn Sue Crouse Kernut Felton Kenneth Findley Gary Fowler Sharon George Fva Gibson Pm my Lou Glover David Hall David Hardman Marlene Heavner Williams Jones Anne Kelley Barbara Kittle Bernard Lipscomb Paul McKinney Gilbert Moore George Morgan Carol Phillips William Powell 1964 (cont) Linda Samples William Seese hddie Serfass Susan Sheets Nancy Sterling Sue Stewart Barbara Stout Patty Stutler Janice Swecker Gary Watson Joseph Westfall Jane Wilfong Melvin Wiseman Mary Jane Wood 1965 Sam Bailey Charles Bartlett Gary Blake Stephen Blake Janet Boggess Garold Bolton Mary K. Cather Richard Collins Phyllis Felton Sheldon Findley Mary Ann Gibson Minna Green David Hays Marilyn Jones Rebecca Justice Larry Kakuk ferry Jo Maxwell Karen Nestor l orn Petrovich Buddy Powell Gloria Preston Brenda Rif lie Danny Robinson James Rogucki Gwen Rus Larry Singleton Delano Smith Roger Spencer Selby Trader Jerry Turnbull Larry Whitehair Connie Wyckoff 1966 Harold Allison Geraldine Bailey Stephen Ball Marlene Bensky Billy Blake Peggy Blake Danny Boggess Joe Bolton Sharon Bolyard Donna Brownfield Bill Cather Lddie Cot trill Tom Croston Linda Fitzwater 1966 (con't) Linda F leming Delores George Sheila Green Linda Hammack Stephen Heavner Joseph Jenkins Bassha Kittle Jerry Leach Sam McCloy Sharon McCloy Tom McKinney Okey Marks James Mayles Mary Menear Stella Phelps Audra Reid Paul Saltis Herbert Lipscomb Arley Simmons Sandy Sinsel Raymond Skidmore Gerald Smith Tom Stewart Robert Stutler Paul Trimble La Donna Vincent Mike Westfall Randy Wilfong Terry Wilfong Carolyn Zirkle 1967 Dianne Blake Cynthia Bolyard Elizabeth Carder Ho Hie Cleavenger Ronnie Crun Wells Davis Gary George James Gibson John Gibson Russell Greathouse Martha Hall Pam Hathaway Sharon Irvine Lima Jo Jones Diane Justice James Kinsey Rebecca Kisncr Arthur Knight Danny Knotts Sandra Knotts Mike Lambert Marlene Leach Charlotte Lipscomb Vonda McDonald Robert McGill Lee Marshall Roger Marteney Lloyd Newlon Beverly Phelps Gloria Richardson Will a Saucer Danny Seese Sue Shaga Roy Sheets 109 1967 (con’i) 1969 (con’t) Terry Shreve Steve Mayle Anthony Smith Evelyn Moats Crystal Spencer Rebecca Phillips Bradley Vincent James Purkey Fonda Whitehair Tommy Ravis Barbara Wilfong Billy Reid Rosemary Williams June Reid Jolinda Wyckoff Larry Riffle John Zirkle Joe Saltis Paul Saltis 1968 Charles Shugars John Stutler Ronnie Whitehair Sheila Blake Linda Wilfong Michael Bokey Patty Wyckoff Linda Burton Linda Zirkle Sandra Delaney Gary Devart Thomas George Nancy Greathouse 1970 Gary Hayes Lillian Alhson Dale Hays Debbie Ball Lee Roy McKinney Pamela Bolyard Patricia Morris Billy Brown Donna Mullan Charles Davis Monica Mullan Jack Greathouse Starlene Pye Margaret Hardman Augustine Pyle James Hotsinpiller Golda Pyle Ruth Ellen Kelley Jerry Ravis Luella Leach Raymond Riffle Henry Lipscomb Johnene Simpson Patricia Lipscomb Jo Anna Snodgrass Linda McCloy Jane Stipe Larry McGill Marilyn Swecker Linda Moats Jerry Welch Gary Moyers Larry Westfall Ramona Reid Tom Wilfong Stephen Rus Karl Wiseman Diana Samples Larry Stutler James Vincent 1969 Paulette Whitehair Gary Wilfong Louise Zirkle Mary Ann Bartlett Connie Blake Kathy Blake Barbara Bokey Lesa Bolyard 1971 David Burton James Bailey Susan Christian Karen Blake Gerald Collins Mike Blake Gary Costello Crystal Brown Debbie Cot trill Allen Burton Brenda Crim Sue Carnegie Benny Davis Bill Chocky Diane Delaney Steven Corder Donald Findley Hayward Costilow Dale Fowler Charlene Davis Frances George Kathy Delaney Randy Gray Anthony Fragale Randy Greathouse Alfred Gibson Roberta Green George Gibson Roger Green Steve Irvine Carol Hall Thomas Justice Janet Hammack Randy Layman Burl Wayne Jones Toni McCloy Gary Jones Terry McDaniel Cindy Lawson Doris Mayle Lllen Lipscomb Steve Moore Debbie McCloy Robert Riffle Robert Mayle Veronica Rogucki no 1971 (con'o Gary Scollise Robert Seese Margaret Saucer John Simpson Rodney Spencer Arden Swecker Barbara Squires Janice Stewart 1973 Robin Trimble David Whitehair Barbara Allison Peggy Wilfong Robert Bailey Barbara Williams Thomas Bailey Rita Wiseman Wayne Bartlett Gwen Brown 1972 Ethel Crim Darlene Davis Joyce Ball Carol Delaney Dorothy Bane Harlin Felton Richard Blake Stephen Furbee Kay Bland Kathy Hudkins Floyd Bokey Michael Jones Tim Bolyard Allen Ketterman Gregory Brown Jane Kittle Richard Christian Clarenda Leach Kathy Costello Steve McNemar Joe Costilow Robert Marks Larry Goodwin Robert Maxwell Larry Hall Dian Moats Gerald Kelley Robert Murphy D’Annc Ketterman Charlotte Reid Sandra McCloy James Seese Libby McDaniel Michael Sharps Richard McElwain Nancy Shinglcton Sheila Mullan Dean Simmons Lester Myers Joyce Snider Bradley Newlin James Stewart Camden Newlon Shirley Succurro Lloyd Pye Rebecca Valentine Charles Radabaugh Mark Vincent James Reid Jeanne Whitehair 1973 (con’t) Richard Williams Henry Wilson Shirley Wiseman 1974 Debra Bailey Karla Blake Thomas Boblett William Bokey Patrick Cochran Ronda Collins Greta Cropp Harold Drainer Deborah Fast Elmer Floyd James Gilbert Beverly Goodwin Richard Haney Kathy Harris Zenneth Hildreth Terry Hotsinpiller Daniel Hudkins Pennie Jenkins Sandra Jones Stephen Kisner Clifton Knotts Jack Lawson Delores McCloy Gene Poe Richard Riffle Rusty Sayres Charlene Stewart Diane Tatterson Sue Trimble Mark Wilfong 1975 Carol Bane Virgil Brown Rosie Campbell Douglas Costilow Diana McKinncy-Drainer Thomas Fast Dora Fleming Sheila Fragale William Hobart Frum III Lois Lipscomb-FTye Paul Gobel, Jr. Danny Greathouse Dianna Greathouse Karla Ball-Grimm Timothy 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