Fort Ashby High School - Fortress Yearbook (Fort Ashby, WV)

Text from Pages 1 - 266 of the 1976 volume:

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Joe Cocker Dedication -------------------- 4 In Appreciation ---------------- 6 In Memory -------------------- 8 Administration ----------------- 9 Faculty ---------------------- 12 Service Staff ------------------ 19 Seniors ----------------------- 21 Mr. and Miss FAHS ------------ 48 JUHLOIg see ear Sse seee a eaes 49 Sophomores ------------------- 53 Freshmen --------------------- 57 Junior High ------------------- 61 Vocational School ------------- 68 Organizations ----------------- 72 Activities -------------------- 89 Athleticsiqassso-sseeqseseaseas 98 Alumni --------------------- 123 Advertisements --------------- 163 Autographs ------------------ 221 We, the Class of 1976, proudly dedicate our yearbook to the people who have had the most influence on our lives - the Alumni. Many of our teachers are Alumni, and we appreciate their efforts in helping us with our various projects during our high school years. Most of all, we extend our sincere thanks to those Alumni who are our friends and parents. Without their time and support, we could never have achieved many of our goals. We are grateful to the Alumni, who have set us such a good example. As we move on and become Alumni ourselves, we will strive to follow in their footsteps. Mrs. Paulette Athey The Senior Class of 1976 wishes to convey our sincer- est appreciation to Mrs. Paulette Athey for her service to our school and our class. She has worked untiringly in her support of clubs, dances, plays, and activities. Mrs. Athey came to Fort Ashby High School in 1964 and has been a helpful part in the lives of each and every student. She received her A.B. at Sorbonne Uni- versity of France and her Bachelor's Degree at West Virginia University. Mrs. Athey's faithful service as French instructor and active member of the faculty will be repmembered by all who know her. J Vv Appreciation VICTORIA STEVE THEY ARE JUST AWAY I cannot say, I will not say That they are dead, They're just away! With a cheery smile, and a wave of the hand, They have wandered into an unknown land. And left us here how very fair, If needs must be, they linger there. And you, Oh you, who the wildest yearn For the old time step, and the glad return Think of them faring on, as dear. In the love of there as the love of here; Think of them still as the same, I say: They are not dead, they are just away. MILLER Mimininlialin S |Z Luck ahintudil he. itp hha. C04 MEM AE... ae gt y Lin fet Cla Z = 7 Lee LAL 14) Lip- ta. CEL Le Lit PALL oS et, ie F Le vA fo Cofidils- tet t, “3 Meiar OBS saga . 3 yf aed cons yw Gene Vin Moh C pathy Mit i. — Hire ed CHL, tthed, ae “) Sf v Principal’ Message To the Graduates: As the doors of Fort Ashby High School close for the last time, the corridor of life opens the door for you, the sen- iors, of 1976. The unique honor of being the thirty-sixth and last graduating class of Fort Ashby High School belongs to you. As teacher, I fondly remember the seventeen members of the first graduating class of 1941; and, now, as princi- pal, I congratulate you, the fifty-five graduates of 1976. It seems appropriate, that during our Nation's Bicenten- nial Year, we recognize all of our past graduates in this final memorial issue. Treasured memories and forgotten trials are cherished by each of us, past and present includ- ing students, faculty, parents, custodians, bus drivers, cooks and all school personnel who have assisted in mold- ing the character of our school. Life is a process of time, involvement and change. Four years ago, I regretfully said farewell to Fort Ashby High School due to health reasons. But, this year, I returned because of the capable assistance and concern of an unselfish and dedicated educator - Mr. Quentin Sayers. Mr. Sayers, former coach and teacher, has acted as assistant principal for me for so many years. He has opened many doors for the young people of Fort Ashby and has rightfully earned the respect from the school and community. The dignity of teaching and the joy of serving and helping others have been his primary concern for the past twenty-two years. Mr. Sayers was one who not only planted knowledge in the classroom, for he was able to awaken interest in the challenge of education, but also presented more than the wisdom from the page of a text book for he culti- vated the lesson of example in the youth of Fort Ashby High School. I extend my sincere appreciation to my ‘right hand man and assistant principal for making 1976 a progressive and memorable year. My thirty-four years of service began simply in an eight graded, one room schoolhouse at Barnum, W. Va. After serving as principal and teacher in the four room school at Short Gap, I came to Fort Ashby High School. My years in the changing educational profession have been challenging and rewarding. The seniors work, effort and dedication of many students, parents, teachers and personnel have made the process of education in our community possible. It was once stated that ''The character of a school is established by the faculty; the reputation of a school is determined by the students.'’ Education is a necessary doorway which you must enter and exit in order to travel the corridor of life. I sincerely hope we did our best to prepare you for the future you seek. The doors may close, but the memories and dreams will always remain. Congratulations and Good Luck, IptiincMgehe � Asistat To students of Fort Ashby: The 1976 Seniors will have many pleasant and s=pleasant memories of Fort Ashby High School. Many of you are going to regret leaving your class- mates, and the carefree days you spent with them. - Ef Bat the best of your life lies ahead with careers, edu- : , A cation, marriage, homes of your own, and new riends. I hope we have done something for you at F.A.H.S. that will help to make this new life more produc- tive. May God bless each of you. I sincerely hope the future will bring happiness, peace, and prosperity. Since this is the last yearbook at Fort Ashby High School, I would like to take this opportunity to thank the sudents, parents, teachers and administrators for being so kind and understanding to me and my family for the pest Lwenty-two years. A special thanks goes to Mr. Marker who was always willing to help me in amy way possible - to Mr. Riley who helped me so diligently in athletics and - to Mrs. Alkire, Mrs. Athey, and Mrs. Shepp, who worked so hard to make our athletic program and our school a success and a great place to work. To 2il my athletes, I hope each will forgive me for all the hell I gave them in twenty years of coaching. My sincere congratulations extend to all the seniors of Fort Ashby - past and present. Best wishes, 3. SJ pwitevert a i L t Hao Mi FRANCES ALKIRE Office Secretary JOHN BARGER Physical Education, Health OTTO Oowa oO 1 PDO EDWARD RILEY Counselor, Athletics SARAH PATTERSON Physical Education O arIOH 13 PATO MILDRED SHEPP Nutrition and Family, Home Economics, English MICHAEL BACON Math, English, Core (oe ody IOP GREGORY PHILLIPS Health Education, a 9 Driver Education 7 6 j eet PAULETTE ATHEY French I and II awa o Oo OD © ke 4 5 | i = 5 2 = 2) ARLENE HINKLE Library, English, Reading, Yearbook Class PRESTON MILLER Math, Algebra I and II, Independent Study, Geometry oe ao aI OH, mo10o PAO TIMOTHY FOLEY Math, Algebra ¥ é i i MARGUERITTE MALONE Yearbook Class, Typing, Consumer Economics arn OF ont oH SUSANNA WIEGAND Art ANTHONY AMATO Biology I and II, Science an OF PAO aE 9 7 5 ROGER HENRY Music MARGARET PHILLIPS Psychology and Sociology, Social Studies, English nwroP Oro = wo oO 1 9 7 3 JANICE MASON W.Va. History, Geography LARRY TROUTMAN Social Studies oat o ar or HAROLD LYNCH Math, General Science Chemistry wow7ao World Cultures I, English, Economics and Sociology, Speech, Current Events i, 9 1 2 Con Bo | ow7aOoO JOHN HOUSEHOLDER 1 1 RITA HOLLEN English, Journalism Science TOM VALENTINE English AoOorn 18 — Sowiee Stef COOKS K. Llewlyn E. Thompson CUSTODIAN CUSTODIAN W. Shook R. Riley use Panag BUS DRIVERS s Right: C. Lease, J. Ratcliff, G. Riley, S. Hayes, C. Dayton, J. Bauers, R. Umstot, R. Anderson. BEML a a, P yo yr Fad _ Le th bd i tlt 4 - if wihAThir Li Lt LOGIE CT (thd ha Ab ee a ua : ra é thes D tend tte : OF: S ‘ 4 7 — TREASURER Daryl Bosley SECRETARY PRESIDENT Jeanie Burns Craig Wagoner CLASS MOTTO: We came to learn, We learn to love, and that makes parting hard. ' CLASS COLORS Red, White, and Blue 22 B) VICE PRESIDENT Susan Bradfield REPORTER Leo Richerson CLASS FLOWER: Daisy CLASS SPONSORS: Mrs. Margaret Phillips Mr. Gregory Phillips Mr. Larry Troutman VICKIE RAE ADAMS Vickie ''To love is great; to be loved is greater yet.” Cl. Tourn. 1; Off. Asst. 2; Tchr. Asst. 2; ‘Fort. St. 4; Vo-Tech. 4. RAYMOND DALE ANDERSON Dale 'When things get bad, don't yell or curse; think of the future when things will get worse. ' Vo-Tech. 2- 4; G.C. 1. CARMEN ANN BAKER ‘'Carmen ' 'Some people are always grumbling that roses have thorns; I am thankful that thorns have roses.'' Aut. Ball Cand. 1, 2; Vo-Tech. 4; VICA 4. 23 LEROY GOLD BALDWIN Leroy ’ Life is but one big game so spin the wheel and take a chance for once. ’ MICHAEL ROBERT BARBE Wart | If you like what you did today, do it again tomorrow. ' Cl. Rep. 3; Cl. Off. 1; Vo-Tech. 2 - 4. BRENDA ELAINE BARNES 'Brenda ’ ''May we have those in our arms that we love in our hearts.’ Vo-Tech. 1; FHA 4. 24 JOANN BECK Becki ''There are very few people, who when their love is over, are not ashamed of having been in love. ' FHA 1 - 4; FHA Off. 2; Vo-Tech. 3; Cl. Play 3; Fort. St. 4. JUDY ANN BONNER ' ‘Judy' ' 'Trouble is something you can't get enough of. ' Vo-Tech. 2. DARYL ALLEN BOSLEY ' ‘Daryl’ J ''The only person who can ever defeat you is yourself. ' Cl. Off. 4; Basketball 1, 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4; C.C. 4; NHS 2 - 4; Cl. Play 3; Fort. St. 4; Otdr. Ed. Counc. 3; Most Rep. 1; Student Counc. 3; Sr. Ldr. 3; Cl. Tourn. 2; Am. Hist. A. 1; Yrbk. Wrkshp. 4. 26 MARY BETH BRADFIELD 'Mary Beth ' Smile, God loves you! ' Cl. Off. 1; Aut. Ball Cand. 2; FTA 1 - 4; FHA 2 - 4; NHS 2 - 4; DECA 3, 4; Chldr. 8, 4; Sweet. Cand. 3; FFA Sweet. 3; FTA Off. 3, 4; DECA Off. 3, 4; Fort St. 4; Cl. Rep. 3; Cl. Play 3; Otdr. Ed. Coun. 3; Off. Asst. 4; Yrbk. Wkshop. 3; Girls B.B. 3, 4. SUSAN MARIE BRADFIELD 'Susan ’ ''The moment may be temporary, but the memory is forever. ' Cl. Rep. 1; FTA 1 - 4; Vo-Tech. 2 - 4; FHA 2-4; Cl. Off. 3, 4; NHS 2 - 4; Student Counc. Off. 3; Sweet Qn. 3; Fort. St. 4; Cl. Play 3; Aut. Ball Cand. 4; Lib. Asst. 4; Grad. Us. 3; Otdr. Ed. Counc. 2, 3; FBLA 8, 4; Sec. Cert. 3; Vo-Te-Scene St. 3; Yrbk. Wkshop 3; NHS Off. 4; Girls B.B. 3; Prom Svr. 2. MARGARET JEAN BURNS Jeanie Every sunrise is a new message from God, and every sunset His signature. ' FTA 1- 4; Cl. Rep. 2; Cl. Off. 2 - 4; FHA 2 - 4; Falash. Ed. 3; Fort. Ed. 4; NHS 2 - 4; Cl. Play 3; Off. Asst. 3; Lib. Asst. 2; Sweet. Cand. 3; FTA Off. 4; Otdr. Ed. Counc. 3; Var. Hr. 1. RUSSELL FOSTER DEVORE Rus ! 'The harder you work, the luckier you get. ” Baseball 1; C.C. 2; Basketball 1 - 4; Track 3; NHS 2 - 4; Cl. Play 3; Cl. Off. . 1; Prm. Svr. 2; Aut. Ball Es. 3, 4; Yrbk. Wkshop 3. BONNIE JEAN DORHMAN Bonnie 'Great minds discuss ideas, average minds discuss events, small minds discuss people. FTA 1 - 4; FHA 2 - 4; NHS 2, 8; Basket- ball 3; Track 3. JOHN EDGAR DOUTHITT John Doing an injury puts you below your enemy; Revenging one makes you but even with him; Forgiving it sets you above him. ' C.C. 1, 2; Fort. St. 4; Cl. Play 3; VICA 4; B.B. Scorekeeper 1 - 3; Vo-Tech. 4. 27 28 JERRY KENNETH FELTON Mouse ' 'tAll I know is that I know nothing. ’ NHS 2 - 3; Falash. St. 4; Vo-Tech 3; Cl. Play 3; Fort. St. 4. VIRGINIA MARIE FLANAGAN 'Virginia ’ Life is like a merry-go-round, it always has its ups and downs. ’ FHA 8 - 4; Falash. St. 4. DAVID ALLEN FORBES Dave ' ' Where there's a will there's a way. ’ Vo-Tech. 1- 3. DENNIS RAY FUNK Denny 'Good things come to he who waits. ' C.C. 1 - 2; Track 2; NHS 2 - 4; Fort. St. 4; Student Coun. 2; Cl. Play 3; Chem. Award 2; Yrbk. Wkshop. 3. KAMMIE DOREEN FUNKHOUSER 'Kammie ' Loneliness is being surrounded by many people, but not with the one you love. ' Vo-Tech. 2 - 4; Easter Assemb. 1; Assemb. 2; NHS 2 - 4; NHS Off. 4; Sec. Cert. 3; FBLA 4; Cl. Play 3; Fort. St. 4. CHRISTY ELLEN GERWIG Christy Success is getting what you want; happi- ness is wanting what you get. ' FTA 8, 4; FTA Off. 4; Aut. B. Cand. 1, 8; FHA 2 - 4; Home E. A. 2; Cl. Off. 3; Basketball 3; Bi-Cent. Bowl 3; Sr. Ldr. 3; Fort. St. 4; Athletic A. 3; Tchr. Aide 3; NHS Off. 4; NHS 2 - 4; Yrbk. Wkshop. 3. 29 DARWIN WILSON GOUGH Darwin 'The key to success is determination. NHS 2 - 4; Assemb. 1; Am. Hist. A. 2; Fr. A. 1; Bio. A. 2; Math A. 2; NHS A. 3; Woodman of the World A. 1; V. of Dem. 2nd Place 2; 1st Place 3; NHS Off. 4; Outstanding Chem. Student Award 3. LESTER DALE GRADY Dale Stolen kisses are always sweetest. ’ Vo-Tech. 3, 4; Var. Hr. 1. CONNIE LOU HAINES Connie ''When you smile, the world will smile with you. ’ FBLA 4; FHA 4; Falash. St. 4. MITCHEL RAY HALL 'Mitch' ' If you do not succeed at first, sit on it! ' Fort. St. 4. TERESA LOUISE HAMILTON Teresa 'Go ahead and prepare for the conflict, but the victory comes from God. ' Var. Hr. 1; Pr. Svr. 2; Home Ec. A. 2; Assemb. 2; NHS 2 - 4; FHA 3, 4; Basket- ball 3; Falash. St. 3; Tchr. Aide 3; Bi- Cent. Bowl 3; Cl. Play 3; Athletic A. 3. JAMES COURTLAND HEATH Jim' ' Life is full of troubles that only God can solve. ' Vo-Tech. 8, 4; Basketball 3; Baseball 3, | 4, 31 32 MARY LEE HEAVNER Mary ‘Share and share alike; you don't know what someone has that you might want. FHA 1 - 3; Vo-Tech. 2; Var. Hr. 1; Assemb. 1. KAREN JEAN HOTT ‘ Hotty ’ ''When you receive love, you should give love. Falash. St. 4; FBLA 4; FHA 4; Vo-Tech. 3, 4, PATRICIA ANN JEFFREY Pat” Life's what you make of it and who you make it with. Vo-Tech. 2. WILLIAM HUGH JEFFREY Bri Smile! It makes people wonder what you've been up to. ’ Vo-Tech. 3, 4. CARRIE VIRGINIA KENNEY Garrie”™’ Only God can fully satisfy the hungry heart of man. ' Cl. Off. 1; Cit. of Yr. A. 1; Am. Hist. Appre. A. 1; NHS 2 - 4; NEDT Cert. 2; Typ. II A. 2; Bio. A. 2; Cl. Play 3; Math A. 3; Girls’ State 3; Fort. St. 4; FHA 1 - 4; Yrbk. Wkshop. 4. LL a OT Rs aN eI WILLARD EUGENE KERNS, JR. ''Willard ' tr . . Aman's life consisteth not in the abundance of the things which he posses- seth. ' Luke 12:16 Basketball 1 - 4; FFA 8, 4; Baseball 4. 33 34 MARTIN RAY KESNER II Marty ’ If you will, I will. C.C. 1, 3, 4; Basketball 1 - 4; Track 2 - 4; Vo-Tech. 3, 4; Otdr. Ed. Counc. 3. EDWARD PAUL KIMBLE Eddie ’ If you want to do anything, do it, don't hesitate. Vo-Tech. 3. JEROME DAVID LECHLITER Jeff' ' Never try to make anyone like yourself; you know, and God knows, that one of you is enough. ’ C.C. 1- 3; Basketball 1 - 4; Track 2 - 4; Cl. Play 3; Otdr. Ed. Counc. 2; Yrbk. Wkshop. 3; Fort. St. 4; Bi-Cent. Bowl 3. LESLIE LYNN LONG Leslie ' It matters not what you are thought to be, but what you are. ’ . Vo-Tech. 1; DECA 1; Var. Hr. 1. STEVEN ROGER McDONALD Speedy ' Success covers a multitude of blunders. ' NHS 2, 3; Vo-Tech. 1 - 4; FFA 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4. NEAL ALLEN MERRITT Neal Candy is dandy, but love is better; it doesn't rot your teeth. ' Vo-Tech. 2, 3; FFA 2, 3. 35 36 vo ye vy ! tf a je ‘vw 46 GLENDA LOU MURPHY Murph 'To every thing there is a season, and a time to every purpose under the heaven. ’ NHS 2 - 4; Cl. Play 3; English Award 2; Prom Svr. 2; Grad. Usher 3; Fort St. 4; Tchr. Asst. 3. %. DEBORAH ANN O'BRIEN 'Debbie ' It is best to love wisely, no doubt; but to love foolishly is better than not to be able to love atall. ' Chldr. 1 - 3; Cl. Off. 2; Assemb. 2; FBLA 4; Vo-Tech. 2 - 4. DOUGLAS WAYNE OSTER Doug Be yourself, not what anyone else wants you to be, for you are yourself, not any- one else.'' Plumbing 1, 2; Vo-Tech. 2, 3; Cl. Tourn. 1. SHEILA ANN OSTER Sheila ’ We can make our plans, but the final outcome is in God's hands. ' Fort. St. 4; Vo-Tech. 4; Off. Asst. 3; Tchr. Asst. 3. PHILLIP EUGENE PEARSON J ‘Phil’ ' 'When you're as great as 1 am, it's hard to be humble. ' KATHY LOUISE PYLES Clack ''Harken to the murmur of love and the songs of beauty. ' Vo-Tech. 2 - 4; FBLA 4. 37 38 MARION LEO RICHERSON ' Leo 'Why am I? Why do 1 live? Am I to take or am I to give? Basketball 1; Cl. Off. 2 - 4; St. Coun. 2; Track 8. RUTH ANN RITCHIE Ruth Ann ' ''Make the most of yourself for that is all there is of you. ' Basketball 1; Chldr. 2; FHA 4; Vo-Tech. 2. DARLA JEAN ROGERS 'Darla ' Yesterday is gone, forget it; tomorrow has not come, don't worry about it; today is here, use it. ' MICHAEL LEON SEARS “Teor 'Stand back and don't be counted. ' LAURA JEAN SHELDON Barney Lead me not into temptation, for I might end up doing it. ' Choir 1, 2; Volleyball 1; Track 1; FHA 2-4; Basketball 3; Athletic A. 3; V. of Dem. 3; Bi-Cent. Bowl 3; Grad. Ush. 3; Fort. St. 4. KENNETH COYL SHREVE Kenny School is a bore; school is a drag; but luckily I made it to the twelfth grade. ' Vo-Tech. 2-4. 39 JUDITH KAY SHRIVER Judy Be glad. . . of who you are, of what you are. . . that you are. ' Class Off. 2; Falash. Staff 3; Variety Show 1; Vo-Tech. 2 - 4; Vo-Te-Scene St. 3, 4; FBLA 3, 4; Fort St. 4. MARK CLINTON SHRIVER 'Moorse ' Keep smiling, and everyone will wonder what you have been up to. ’ Vo-Tech. 2-4. SIDNEY LEE SIPLE . ’ 'Sid' ' If you feel like doing it, do it. You may never get the chance again. ' Cl. Play 3; FFA 3, 4; Vo-Tech. 3, 4; FFA Vo-Tech. Judging Team 4; Basket- ball Manager 3; Business Symposium 4. 40 JULIE ANN SMITH Cory ’ Love reckons hours for months, and days for years; and every little absence is an age. Chlidr. 1 - 4; Aut. Ball Qn. 4; FHA 3, 4; Cl. Play 3; Fort St. 4; Falash. St. 4; Prom Svr. 3; Vo-Tech. 3. MARK LEON SMITH al Mark' ' Don't pattern your life after other peo- ples’ actions, feelings, or ideas, but be yourself for no one else can. ’ NHS 2 - 4; Aut. Ball Es. 1; NHS Award 1; Assemb. 3. SUSAN THERESE SPIROFF Gossip, unlike water, flows both ways. ' Vo-Tech. 1; Chldr. 1, 2; Cl. Tourn. 1; FBLA 3. Basketball 1 - 3; C.C. 1 - 4; Track 2 - 4; 4] 42 JOYCE ANN STAGGS ' Joyce ' Live and let live! ’ FHA 3, 4; Vo-Tech. 2; Cl. Play 3; Falash. St. 3. RICHARD LEE STEWART ' Rick' ' If roses are red and violets are blue, noth- ing can cut our love in two. a Vo-Tech. 3. WESLEY J. STONE Wes ‘At time it is better to keep your mouth shut and let people wonder if you're a fool than to open it and remove all doubt. Fort. St. 4; NHS 2 - 4; Mst. Rep. 2. CRAIG ALAN WAGONER Juice 'A quitter never wins and a winner never quits.'' Basketball 1-4; Track 1-4; C.C. 3; Cl. Play 3; Cl. Off. 1, 2, 4; Student Coun. 8; Student Coun. Off. 3; Fort. St. 4; NHS 2-4; Aut. Ball Es. 4; Boys’ State 3; Bi- Cent. Bowl 3, 4; NHS Off. 4; Yrbk. Wrkshp. 3; Cl. Tourn. 1. MARY EVELYN WAGONER MARY If you love something very, very much, let it go free. If it doesn't return, it was never meant to be yours; if it does, love it forever. ' Vo-Tech. 1-3. 43 44 Susan Bradfield Glenda Murphy | Leo Richerson Kammie Funkhouser Carmen Baker Darwin Gough - Jeanie Burns Debbie O'Brien Bonnie Dohrman Mary Beth Bradfield Mary Heavener LAURA SHELDON? Denny Funk BEST LOOKING MOST VERSATILE Christy Gerwig - Leo Richerson Judy Shriver - Russell DeVore NEATEST BIGGEST FLIRTS Susan Bradfield - Daryl Bosley Mary Beth Bradfield - Dale Grady . i QUIETEST MOST TALENTED 46 Glenda Murphy - Mitchel Hall Kammie Funkhouser - Jeff Lechliter . . f ¥ 4 i ’ , ‘ $s aes rs ¥ y ”| ‘ a . mate MOST PLEASING PERSONALITY MOST STUDIOUS Christy Gerwig - Denny Funk Carrie Kenney - Darwin Gough CLASS CLOWNS MOST ATHLETIC Susan Bradfield - Leroy Baldwin Laura Sheldon - Craig Wagoner MOST DEPENDABLE MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Jeanie Burns - Craig Wagoner Carrie Kenney - Darwin Gough 47 ie bette ‘Wik 3 f LA MMP (My be men ig (i S tl hg Assisi Lh A Te VLE Be Abbe ta . LU CDE TREASURE Dave Welker VICE-PRES. Craig Adams PRESIDENT Steve Sluss = : + al SECRETARY REPORTER Melinda Linn Pam Long V 50 ! DIDN'T HAVE A THING TO Mitchell Alt Larry Baldwin Gaile Barger Tana Beam Eddie Bittinger Christie Blauch Dave Brelsford Krista Brode Debbie Croff Alanea Dick Chris Douthitt Elaine Dowlan Elby Duckworth Terry Feaster Shelby Flanagan Debbie Foreback Mike Goin Rick Hahn Mary Haines Jeffrey Hartman Davey Hayes Dennis Johnson Vicky Keplinger Charles Kesner Doug Kesner Krista Kesner Carol Kimble Allen Lease Tim Mace Jeff Malone 51 Dawn Marker Regina Merritt Mark Mullin Fred Murphy Terri Murphy Molly Nield Lois Orndoff Bill Parsons Debbie Plumlee Bob Porter Cindy Rinker Sandra Ritchie Randy Rizer Greg Robinette Mark Rodeheaver Peg Sherman Krista Shipman Todd Shriver Jim Silbaugh Karen Smith Mike Spiroff David Stickley Dawn Swaner Steve Troutman Kevin Turley Absent when pictures were mode ime. e- mw. ] John Tribut Bonnie Cris Wagoner Diane Welch Greg Welker Martha Wagoner Williams 52 eee a eX, a ; 3 F fh Site se Tts3 7 Fi a6 ‘db 4 ft pS - - ff Y bi Ah. ATH ACF g ont fe ’ —— = od - oY : pee : fo . ae ty f ) G ‘ Ltd tf: Pats ie ad a ened PRESIDENT Rick Silbert VICE-PRES. Cheryl Branson REPORTER SECRETARY TREASURER Eric Bosley Sue Albert Tammy Pyles Cathy Abe Danny Donna Albright Donald Sandy Arbogast Sheila Arnold Ackerman Albright Ae PHOTO Jody Boatman Rick Bonner Kathy Chase Lonnie Coleman Kathy Dayton Herbie Dell Dave Devore Melody Evans Joe Everett Dana Feaster Kathy Feaster Connie Felton Frank Forbes D. Funkhouser Keith Funkhouser Brian Gable Cindy Garland Craig Grady Dale Grogg Dave Harris Tina Hill Carol Kenney Carolyn Kesner Danny Kesner Sally Kesner Danny Kimble Robin Kimble Lisa Knotts Steve Knotts Kevin Malone 55 Doug McKenzie Lea Ann Meadows Terry Moore Barbara Oates Paul Oster Bill Peer Greg Pyles Robin Reall Melody Richerson John Ritchie Ronnie Rizer Donna Ross Randy Senn Donna Shaw Pam Shipley Melody Shriver Roger Shrout Karen Sluss Joyce Spencer Mike Stickley Tammy Stewalt Kenny Taylor Glenda Thomas Bobby Wagoner Rick Weese Rick Whitacre Hank Williams Chester Wolf Don Wyer Mark Yankee TEAL C LLM MEL LAVA ABUAALLAL — photo’ not zatiatin VICE-PRES. PRESIDENT Patti DeVore Leonard Mister TREASURER SECRETARY Amy Murphy Deidre Foreback Cathy Tena Abe Terry Amtower Anderson Connie Amold Kenny Baldwin Dave Barger Bobby Bartlett Carolyn Larry Bosley Joel Brant Tamra Bruce Buser Beverlyn Brinkman 58 Dale Chase Dana Crone Evelyn Davis Phil Douthitt Kenny Dove David Duckworth Kim Engstrom Brian Fasching Keith Fasching Beth Finster Beverly Flanagan Bonnie Funk Jennifer Goller Debbie Haines Gene Hamilton Melvin Hartman Donnie Hebb Kenneth Hott Pam Ingle Diana Jeffrey Sonya Jenkins Vickie Judy Linda Kimble Carla Leatherman Kelli Lee Mike Logsdon Bill Long Barry Mason Craig McClure Brian Neff 60 Donald Oates Mike Oates Denise Plumlee Lisa Robinson Terri Ross Larry Schoonover Lorraine Sears Angy Seeders Ginger Seeders Dick Self Ted Shoemaker David Shreves Charles Simpson Rhonda Smith Tammy Snyder Keith Staggs Ronald Stewart Mark Swaner Frank Travis Greg Twigg Ronnie Twigg Peyton Umstot Linda Weasenforth Doug Welker David Whitacre Mike Whyte Kerry Wolford Richard Wotring BI) _L tH, HQLME LEN Ad LV. ee baTz (th he Medi Late Le telly 62 President Kent Wagoner Vice-Pres. Jason Flanagan Reporter Mike Swaner Treasurer Angie Dana Everett Huggins Robert Ackerman Donnie Adams Triffy Adams Mike Albert Doris Anderson Connie Asher Steve Baker Tamela Barnes Lee Beaman Pam Bishop NO PHOTO AVAILABLE Larry Bonner Sharon Bosley Gail Burns Beverly Canan Tony Carr Terry Crock Marion Croff Nancy Croff Connie Davis Johnny Davis ™O PHOTO = WAILABLE Brian Dayton Mike Dersin Ronnie Dolly Raymond Dove Cindi Evans Dale Evans Carla Fasching Jackie Frankland Diane Funk Karla Funkhouser Debbie Ganoe Wayne Getz Gregory Hall Karen Hanlin Paula Hayes Barry Hinkle Mike Hott Tammy Iman William Kenney Kelvin Kerns Charles Kesner Peggy Kesner Allen Kinser Elizabeth Lease Gwen Lee Jeff Logsdon John Long Bonnie Malone Russell Marker Cindy McDonald Mark McDonald Randy Miller Tanya Orndoff Bryan Oster David Oster : Elon Patterson Pat Pearson Glenn Peer Robert Peer Melissa Raines Justin Ratcliff Larry Reall Robert Ritchie Joe Schoonover Cheri Shoemaker SHOWN 4 Wesley Simpson NOT p Penny Shriver ee t Ine Dale Simpson woe, Ye ao Cheryl Smith lait NO PHOTO ° 1 a. Phil Smith AVAILABLE Regina Smith Donald Snyder Ronald Sowers Gary Stewart Leonard Stone Randy Umstot Jeff Wagoner Greg White Virginia White Leman Wright Melissa Phares President Kelly Riley Secretary Scott Adams Vice-Pres. Steve Hartman Treasurer Walter Adams Fred Ault Pam Baldwin Colin Barbe Kitty Barger Sherry Barger Jeff Barncord Alona Beam Lenny Beverlin Roberta Billig Dolores Blauch Billy Bradfield Colleen Brant Dale Chaney Kelli Chase Brenda Deahl Rick DeVore Robby Flanagan 65 Susan Kenney Julie Kephart Sonya Lease Mike Linn Brad Long Jeffrey Long Joseph Love Sandra Lynch Brenda Malone Cynthia Malone Lorna Fox Jeff Frankland Terry Funkhouser Gill Ganoe Greg Garver Robert Gilbert David Gulbronson Roger Hall Mark Howser Susan Jeffrey Maureen Malone Bryan May Mark McKenzie Jill Meadows Roger Mills Kimberly Moreland Nellie Moreland Johnny Oates Allen Pearson Tim Peer Terry Puffinburger Russell Pyles Rodney Rexrode Pete Rice Tina Richerson Bobby Ritchie Steven Ritchie Holly Robinette Tina Ross Kim Sampson Louise Sears Patty Sell Susan Shoemaker Kathy Shrout Mark Spiroff Bennie Smith Robert Smith Lois Sutton Gretchen Tomlinson Karen Tribut Brian Wagoner Sam Wandless Tawny Welch Dawn Welker John Wertz Vicki Whetzel Gary Wilson Jeff Wotring Steve Wotring Jennifer Zembower mn wee eines mt sme oa ' OFFICE STAFF Mr. Campbell Dawn Jeffries Kathleen Kooker Donna Parker Robert Yokum MEDICAL SECRETARY Karen Campbell OFFICE MACHINES TYPING II Nancy Dawson DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION Tom Mellish (Contes SURSES AID Sue Spots S=ORTHAND Delores Kesner BUSINESS AND SECRET ARIAL Miss Laure Ruth Evans £iR CONDITIONING AND SEFRIGERATION D. Wagoner Picture not available) =GRICULTURAL MECHANICS A. P. Whetzel picture not available) SUTOMOTIVE Kermit Martin i warteny To ies a ue Aa BUILDING TRADES Edgell Rotruck PLUMBING AND HEATING Dale Johnson RADIO AND TV REPAIR Roger Taylor ELECTRONICS Hugh Moon DRAFTING Benjamin Randalls WELDING Thomas Valentine AUTO BODY Willliam Dayton BUILDING MAINTENANCE Don Keckly AGRICULTURE PRODUCTION Leonard Spiker REMEDIAL STUDIES Neal Hott RESOURCE CENTER Terry Cannon SPECIAL EDUCATION Linda Pyles National, Honor Social eo aes eee = = a : See pamie = = iat Tsp Row, L. toR.: D. Harris, E. Bosley, J. Ritchie, M. Stickley, D. Bosley, C. Douthitt, D. Funk. Second Row: D. Kimble, T. Hill, J. Spencer, G. Garland, S. Sluss, D. Kesner, J. Hartman. Third Row: C. Blauch, C. Rinker, D. Foreback, J. Smith, P. Long, C. Kenney, M. � Sens, C. Baker, V. Flanagan, G. Thomas, B. Gable. Fourth Row: J. Burns, J. Shriver, K. Sluss, T. Pyles, C. Branson, S. Arnold, K. Semon, D. Funkhouser, C. Wagoner, W. Stone, R. Silber. Fifth Row: Advisor P. Miller, M. Bradfield, G. Murphy, S. Bradfield, C. Ger- =. K. Funkhouser, D. Gough, C. Wagoner, D. McKenzie, L. Coleman, C. Kenney, R. Kimble. Absent When Picture Was Taken: A. Des. M. Smith, R. DeVore, T. Hamilton, D. Welker, D. Swaner. 73 President - Historian - Vice-President - Darwin Gough Kammie Funkhouser Craig Wagoner Secretary - Treasurer - Susan Bradfield Christy Gerwig Cc S h NATIONAL e a HONOR SOCIETY I I 2 v a i c c r § e e c L I h e ° a 1 d a e : ; : Geer s s Advisor - h h Advisor - Mrs. P. Athey i i Mr. P. Miller P P 74 Nitional Q Soc idly ‘ hy a y i —— Hones Noniors 75 First Table Seated: L. Weasenforth, D. Plumlee, D. Plumlee, J. A. Beck, K. Ingstrom, C. Leatherman, T. Brinkman, B. Finster, V. Judy, D. Feaster, B. Dohrman. Second Table Seated: C. Abe, C. Beverlin, J. Smith, S. Bradfield, M. B. Bradfield, J. Burns, C. Gerwig, D. Shaw, R. Reall, T. Beam, J. Goller, P. DeVore, T. Ross. First Row Standing: Mrs. Shepp, Advisor, S. Arbogast, K. Feaster, K. Dayton, C. Felton, D. Funkhouser, C. Branson, C. Amold, S. Arnold, K. Anderson, D. D. Foreback, J. Spencer, S. Albert, P. Shipley, V. Flanagan, B. Oates, L. Kimble, E. Dowlan, C. Garland, S. Jenkins, L. Sheldon, M. Evans, R. Ritchie, L. Sears, K. Chase, M. Heavener, B. Flanagan, C. Kimble, P. Ingle, L. Knotts, D. Jeffries, G. Seeders, R. Kimble, T. Pyles, C. Kenney, M. Richerson, M. Shriver, K. Sluss. 76 Qui Zar MERe oF) 24 AMERICA FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Formal Initiation Tammy Pyles, Secretary Susan Bradfield, President All new members were officially inducted. Carrie Kenney and Susan Bradfield Front Row, L. toR.: J. Spencer, S. Albert, B. Barns, S. Jenkins, B. Flanagan, C. Arnold, T. Brinkman. Second Row: C. Kenney, C. Severlin, D. Plumlee, B. Finster, L. Kimble, V. Judy, G. Seeders, K. Engstrom, K. Lee. Third Row: C. Leatherman, D. D. Foreback, L. Sheldon, R. Smith, L. Sears, L. Weasenforth, K. Anderson, J. Goller, P. DeVore, T. Ross. 77 78 OPE Ss SSSSoocaccos——— OOS KQ@ 2 = = a 2 5 Pusdhe JEANIE BURNS KATHY DAYTON President Historian | MARY BETH BRADFIELD SUSAN BRADFIELD CHRISTY GERWIG Vice-President Treasurer Secretary { a | Tee Th ies ‘wie il n wt Standing L. toR.: D. Plumlee, K. Engstrom, V. Judy, A. Murphy, T. Abe, D. Plumlee, D. Swaner, S. Arbogast, C. Leatherman, D. Shaw, S. Kesner, C. Wagoner, D. Bosley, K. Feaster, C. Felton, K. Sluss, K. Dayton, D. Feaster, C. Kimble, B. Dohrman, M. Richer- son, B. Oates, C. Garland. Sitting L. toR.: J. Burns, Mrs. J. Mason, Advisor, C. Gerwig, C. Blauch, C. Branson, M. B. Bradfield, S. Bradfield, D. Funkhouser, C. Abe, P. DeVore, R. Kimble, L. Knotts, T. Pyles. New A lombers A meeting with our advisor, Mrs. Mason. QUEENS. . ONE AND ALL!! MINERAL COUNTY FAIR PRINCESS Mary Beth Bradfield BETTY CROCKER AWARD WINNER . . � Bonnie Dorhman D.A.R. ESSAY WINNER Kim Sampson . D.A.R. OUTSTANDING CITIZEN Carrie Kenney . 80 Flue Business Leaders of Ameriew From Top Row, L. toR.: Kammie Funkhouser, Connie Haines, Karen Hott, Krista Shipman, Carol Kim- ble, Susan Bradfield, Judy Shriver, Robin Reall. Nineral County Veedtional Technical Carter FBAA. 81 From L. to R.: Cris Wagoner, Jerry Felton, Pam Long, Julie Smith, Mrs. Hollen. ‘ } é From L. to R.: Jerry Felton, Cris Wagoner, Julie Smith, Mrs. Hollen, Denny Johnson, Karen Hott, Connie Haines. Mem What To Do From L. to R.: Jerry Felton, Julie Smith, Pam Long. 82 CORRnH OD Dengan Se HH ea hte ate A meson 0 NEw + MaHogd TOP, SaHueoad Suadnn a Gow mem OHH RD home OF 83 84 Finance Editor: Daryl] Bosley A. Hinkle, Advisor Foitias Staff Co-Editors: OrFHH DO “Sopsponk Advertising Editor: Susan Bradfield M. Malone, Advisor LAY OUT-EDITOR: Mary Beth Bradfield FACULTY PICTURES: Wes Stone, Mitchell Hall SPORTS EDITORS: Jo Ann Kidwell, Craig Wagoner SUBSCRIPTION EDITORS: Kammie Funkhouser Kevin Turley, Greg Welker UNDERCLASSMEN PICTURES: PROOF READERS: Glenda Murphy Judy Shriver, Jerry Felton Christy Gerwig 85 86 vee oOomn 4 Oat noOo ALUMNI: D. —acu HH OdareH mon arwin Gough EX 4, ag MM BOOSTERS: ACTIVITIES and ORGANIZATIONS: Dennis Funk and Laura Sheldon PHOTOGRAPHERS: Julie Smith John Douthitt J Vv i i m c k S i i e 1 b A a d u a g m h s 87 88 Talk about economy . . And if I become President My zipper's broken oa “isk TA WEPAY ANWR ON i 4 oes LAM ss IR NX ZI A Vv z ‘ | i 2 4 “: 5 ee aa = (ae: 90 Ball Left; Craig Wagoner Mr. Quentin Sayers Mr. William Marker Coby Kauffman Julie Smith Candy Kauffman wm 2 [a2] Ae 2 be A, She 4 ¥ . es , - CANDY KAUFFMAN Npensored “By Se Fortress Ataf e———e——-ees 6 — = oS wa: | 5 “Band : Asylum (76 Sweitheait Queen Niiss Bonnie DYorkman The Queen, her escort, Bill Fryer and the advisor of the Future Homemakers of Amer- ica, Mrs. Shepp. 94 From L. to R.: The candidates and their escorts were: Robin Kimble - Barry Mason, Jeannie Burns - Jimmy Kesner, Shella Amold - Wayne Houldersheldt, Connie Felton, - Melvin Hartman, Robin Reall - Dennis Johnson, Flowergirl - Melissa Phares, Bonnie Dohrman - Bill Fryer, Crownbearer - Billy Bradfield, Dawnetta Funkhouser - Craig Adams, Mary Beth Bradfield - Russell DeVore, Kathy Dayton - Doug McKenzie, Kathy Feaster - Eric Bosley, Tammy Pyles - David Harris, Karen Sluss - Greg Pyles. The candidates and their escorts enjoyed dancing the Queen's Dance. As Wet Dancing to the music of Crunch Decorations were supplied by the Future Homemakers of America. 95 L. toR.: D. O’Brien, D. Plumlee, P. DeVore, K. Anderson, T. Ross, L. Kimble, M. Spiroff, B. Dorhman, D. Albright, B. Funk, S. Amold, C. Kenney, P. Shipley, J. A. (Beck) Kidwell, F. Murphy, D. Gough, R. Wotring, H. Dell, P. Harden, K. Fasching, L. Schoon- over, D. Chase, B. Buser, B. Fasching, T. Shoemaker, B. Long, K. Baldwin. Mr. Henry, Band and Chorus Leader - 45 « 2 : n f —— Bi ay a s) ; = Front Row: K. Wagoner, T. Adams, K. Moreland, T. Richerson, Front Row: E. Patterson, T. Wilson, T. Shoemaker, G. Hamilton, M. Malone, M. Logsdon. Back Row: K. Sampson, P. Shriver, J. D. Self. Back Row: L. Sutton, C. Barbe, S. Lease, C. Smith, S. Franklin, A. Evertt, K. Riley, P. Hayes, D. Funk. Adams, G. Stewart, K. Davis. 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Ti a) a) mt Ry | ‘a t i iam ) Monayas mo) tere Mee co” pe Ben ow 112 MARY BETH BRADFIELD Senior JULIE SMITH Senior Cheerleaders “a5 KATHY DAYTON Sophomore 113 114 eet nine ae TSG Bw KAREN SLUSS Sophomore Seg ‘ ight kaos Sophomore Pisses DIANE WELCH Junior TAMMY PYLES Sophomore UR AE. TINA HILL Sie z= Sophomore Bae AU DEBBIE FOREBACK : Junior ; 2 Sub 0 ; n i Ate § ¥ EAE GNA, ie LISA KNOTTS @ Sophomore ‘ MRS. SARAH PATTERSON , ‘Velen 3 - i gs ‘ ae ) Wy Everyone at once Everybody's here so everybody cheer Don't Just stand there Do Something Dream Believer Was It That Funny | 115 pe % “asl J. Ritchie, C. Douthitt, F. Forbes. From Back L. to R.: R. Bonner, R. Senn, D. Wyer, J. Everett, E. Bosley, D. Kimble, D. Harris 116 ode TY Beck L. toR.: G. Hamilton, B. Mason, L. Reall, D. Welker, P. Umstot, B. Bartlett, T. Amtower, L. Bosley, D. Duckworth, D. M. Hartman, J. 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DAWN MARKER Team WeHedA Pail | om Z Km THP n res) no 77) 9° ra) we ie) ° 2 s s g = A LOT OF MUSCLE!! THROUGH RAIN HEAT, AND COLD BRICK AND MORTAR TOOK ta a x n WE AWAIT YOU!!! WORLD Morning oe fj Po finally came. . It took a lot of BOSSES and A LOT OF MUSCLE!! THROUGH HEAT, RAIN, AND COLD BRICK AND MORTAR TOOK SHAPE WORLD, WE AWAIT YOU!!! 162 History of Fort Ashby High School In 1936 the eighteen acres which are now Fort Ashby High School and grounds was a vision in the minds of the Mineral County Board of Education. That vision grew into brick and mortar and then a school in 1939 and 1940. The first graduating class consisted of eighteen students, but they mad e a good start for our school. This year we have sixty-two graduates which is quite a long way from the first year. in 1974 we had our largest gradu- ating class which consisted of eighty-three members. Also, in 1974 we had our first early graduates (graduation in the eleventh grade). For the first few years, there wasn't much to work with in the way of equipment, but that first class managed to publish the first school paper, the ''Falashian'' and the annual yearbook, the ''FORTRESS''. Typing classes were limited; each students who wished to take the course had to provide his or her own typewriter. There was very little equipment in the science department, but the library was going good. The first road built to the school on the hill ’ was straight up over the hill, but it was later changed to the present location because the first road was too steep. The first faculty included three women and four men: Helen Pownall, Ruth Tonry, Betty Tabler, George Wilson, R. R. Lowe, John Foley and Roywatson Curry. Opposed to these seven, we now have twenty-three members on our faculty. Along with the faculty increase, there was also a number of additions to our activities. When Fort Ashby High School was first started the students enjoyed taffy pulls, skating parties, and trips to the Luke Paper Mill. The music for their prom was provided by a record player. Their sports consisted of a boys' and girls’ basketball team, track team, and three cheerleaders. In 1945 we started a football team. This was shortlived, how- ever, and only survived for a few years. Then in 1952 we started our baseball team. This is one sport that still survives. In 1965 and 1968 our boys on the basketball team went to State. Activities at Fort Ashby now include track, cross-country, National Honor Soci- ety, Future Teachers of America, Future Homemakers of America, class plays, base- ball, basketball, intramural, yearbook, newspaper, chorus, band, dances, talent show, Future Business Leaders of America, and Future Farmers of America. The Vocational Technical Center has become a part of Fort Ashby High as much as it has become a part of most of the schools in Mineral County. About seven years ago this school was opened to teach trades. About ninety students from Fort Ashby are now enrolled in this program. As you can see, Fort Ashby High School has come a long way since that first year. This may be the last year there will be a Fort Ashby High, but it will still live in the memo- ries of all who attended it. He Said MALL si ig SU. MALE oP ABELL 14 oa i MUlHihen LAMA AMLDA . La k-4 Ahi: bt £ MAMMA YMAEMEY a Of? ALL. SLUSS Texaco Petroleum Products TE Aco Heating Oils Gasoline Oils Greases Phone 724-2710 1309 Virginia Avenue Cumberland, Maryland PURPLE HEART WARNER'S BUILDING SUPPLIES 764 Greene Street 1201 Virginia Avenue Cumberland, Md. Cumberland, Md. premais ‘y ‘UIIUIS f ‘uOsToyory “7 ‘kpein q ‘Korat +g ‘atdis s ‘Aajsog q ‘suloy mM :OATy MOY “IedH ‘f ‘19U0ZeM D ‘UTMpTeg “7 ‘uosIeag g ‘19180 q ‘preUOgoW ‘Ss ‘IDATIYS WW ‘eAorys “MH ‘re1yoey f ‘Aoryyof d :moy Moy Bu07T “7 ‘yyordgs -g ‘soutey D ‘oTyoITY ‘y ‘ouUog f ‘IoUOZeM W ‘NOY y ‘Kouay D ‘sotkg y ‘uetig,O ‘qd ‘IeaTIys [ ‘WOpTays ‘7 ‘121sQ ‘sg ‘ee Moy Aydimy ‘5 ‘sumg ‘f ‘plotyperg “S ‘PIOWPeId “W ‘B3IMIED ‘5 ‘yoog “f ‘ueUITYO g ‘sIoZoy q ‘royeg D ‘ueSeurly “A ‘IoUsAvOH “W ‘Iasnoyyuny y ‘suIepy “A ‘OM MOY ‘UOlTaq f ‘ouolg M y8noy ‘qd ‘yung d ‘NTyINog ‘f ‘Ieusay ‘W ‘sleds W ‘ITeH W ‘uosIopuy d :2u0 MOY fue; 165 166 SHEAR'S LADIES APPAREL 92 N. Main Street Keyser, W. Va. LEADING FLORIST for All Occasions 37 North Davis Street Keyser West Virginia Phone: 788-3445 Bob and Sandra Schadler, Owners Go Bowling at WHITE OAK LANES White Oaks Shopping Center Cumberland, Maryland GRAYSONS Edgell L. Grayson, Prop. Phone: (304) 788-3841 22 Armstrong St. Keyser, W. Va. 26726 KEYSER AUTO PARTS Rt. 220 S. P.O. Box Keyser West Virginia INC. Phone: 962 Area Code: 304 788-3829 788-3809 Phone (304) 788-7615 SKIP'S HONDA CENTER E. Dale Miller Owner PEOPLE'S PHARMACY Phone: 788-3518 Sundries Cosmetics School Supplies Prescriptions Services Main and Armstrong Sts. Keyser, West Virginia Knobley Rd., Short Gap CARDER'S TEXACO STATION Rt. 28 K. E. Carder, Operator CAROL A ANN'S Ue . BEAUTY TY SALON Ai DOWDEN'S RESTAURANT Always First in Rt. 2 Box 807 Ridgeley, W. Va. Quality Hair Fashions CANDLELIGHT TAVERN AND SNACK BAR fa} CANDLELIGHT TAVERN eocee cco Short Gap, Close 4a.m. W. Va. Congratulations Class of '76 From the NATIONAL BANK OF KEYSER 'The Friendly Bank ’ Full Service Banking Keyser West Virginia MORELAND INC. Rt. 2, Box 53, Ridgeley, W. Va. Custom Home Builders Phone 738-9303 Full Manufacturer Contractors 168 Compliments of the DOWNTOWN CUMBERLAND BUSINESS ASSOCIATION Western Maryland Chamber of Commerce 170 Foit Ashby PAA, The Fort Ashby P.T.A. has always been very enthusiastic about improving the needs of our high and grade schools. They certainly have accom- plished many of the school's needs by carrying out the ‘projects set forth for the past thirty-four years. This school year started in full swing by donating $445.50 to help build an outside basketball court at the high school. Last year they helped to purchase a new piano for the grade school. The association has also purchased first aid sup- plies, playground equipment, library books, projec- tor machines, draperies for windows, seeding play area at the grade school, building outside basketball courts at both grade schools and many, many other school needs. In the school year 1955-56, Mr. Russell Adams was president; Mr. Lawrence Fout, shop teacher and many faithful P.T.A. members built the high school library check-out desk and completed the building of eight tables for the hot lunch room at the grade school. At the same time, backdrops for the stage at the high school were built. The following year Mr. Adams was elected presi- dent again and Mr. Fout, shop teacher, headed a committee and built five tables with built-in sewing machines for the Home Economics department. To all the good people who have belonged to our P.T.A. year after year, it is impossible to list ever- yone who has contributed in any way. But, we leave you as a combined high and grade school P.T.A. organization, thanking everyone who has given of their time and talents in helping to improve Fort Ashby High and Grade schools in the past years. Five Home Economics tables. Left to Right - P.T.A. president, Adams; J. Wagoner, and J. Long. Building stage backdrops for plays. R. Deremer, N. Long, R. Adams, J. Long, and other member helpers. C. Kriglein, and R. Adams. Subs, Hoagies, Pizzas, Seafood, Soft Drinks, Draft Beer, and Meals of All Kinds Fort Ashby, W. Va. Seamless Aluminum Gutter Any Length - One BILL DOMAN Fort Ashby W. Va. Phone 298-3928 Open - Wed., Thurs., and Fri. Phone 298-3951 Fort Ashby Ww. Va. ROMNEY TIRE COMPANY HENRY ADAMS We specialize in mountain land, farm land, and river front properties. - Romney, W. Va. Keyser 788-3386 Romney 822-3587 Phone ; 822-3113 Capon Bridge 856-3268 If you wish to sell we can do it well. THE MT. CLUB Congratulations Class of 76 From Dennis and Betty Baserman LEMLEY STUDIOS Live Entertainment Fri. and Sat. Evenings Lunch - Dinner Serving Mineral County Banquets and Private Parties School Pictures Over Half a Century Rt. 50 East Romney, W. Va. Compliments of L and M Hauling Co. Rt. 2 Box 58, Compliments of Ridgeley JOHNSON'S RESTAURANT Congratulations Class of 76 From PRESS AUTO MART Rt. 1 Ridgeley, W. Va. Ridgeley, W. Va. FURN ACRES MARKET Groceries - Meat - Produce 7 Days a Week Ridgeley, W. Va. 174 STALMAN'S LAWN AND GARDEN CENTER Compliments of QUEEN CITY GROVE 601 | Woodmen of the World John Deere Equipment Sales, Service, Parts Ellerslie, Md. Phone: 819-767-9608 ALL SEASON'S SPORT CENTER | DUNCAN'S CYCLE SHOP 828 N. Mechanic St. Cumberland, Md. 768 Greene Street Cumberland, Md. Romney Lynn D. Nelson 304-738-9290 Compliments of Buy Trade Sell Service MT. TOP TRUCK STOP NELSON AUTO SALES Restaurant Auto Parts Dairy Bar (tes ied Bee West Virginia Inspection Station 30 Potomac Street Ridgeley, WV 26753 Compliments ) THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF ROMNEY Ist in Many Ways West Virginia 175 ane nec UA alls Row One: R, Shrout, J. Silbaugh, R. Rizer, D. Hayes, K. Turley, E. Bittinger, D. Stickly, E. Duckworth, F. Murphy, C. Kesner. Row Two: D. Marker, M. Linn, B. Orndoff, B. Wagoner, D. Foreback, A. Dick, C. Rinker, D. Plumlee, D. Swaner, C. Blauch, G. Barger, M. Williams, V. Keplinger. Row Three: S. Flanagan, D. Croff, K. Brode, C. Shipman, M. Haines, S. Ritchie, P. Long, K. Smith, C. Kesner, E. Dowlan, C. Wagoner, J. Merritt. Row Four: S. Troutman, P. Sherman, G. Robinette, M. Nield, T. Murphy, C. Kimble, T. Beam, B. Parsons, D. Welker. Row Five: M. Rodeheaver, M. Palt, L. Baldwin, M. Spiroff, D. Brelsford, M. Goin, A. Lease, S. Sluss, T. Shriver, T. Mace, C. Douthitt, T. Feaster, J. Hartman, C. Adams, R. Hahn, M. Mullen, G. Welker, J. Tribut. 176 CLAYTON'S 15 North Centre Cumberland, MD Where the Fashion Is WO GROWINGSINC i eon REALTOR © PHIL'S FAIRGO TAVERN 911 McMullen Highway Beer, Wine Phone: 729-0144 Serving You in Three Locations: Hyndman, PA Keyser, W. Va. Cumberland, MD (301) 724-4775 ASSOCIATED FUNERAL DIRECTORS OF CUMBERLAND Kight Funeral Home Scarpelli Funeral Home Leasure-Stein Funeral Home Silcox-Merritt Funeral Residence George Funeral Home Al Tosh C)) Jim Alderton Owner I Manager opticians association of CUMBERLAND OPTICIANS GENE'S DRIVE-IN 18 South Liberty Street Cumberland, Maryland 21502 Family Restaurant 122-4751 Subs, Pizza's, Shrimp, Specialty Sandwiches, aeN _ 114 Park St. Ice Creams, Shakes, fice, B RS rN Cumberland, Sundaes rare ie f eek Maryland 220 South Cumberland Maryland CATHERMAN'S BUSINESS SCHOOL 178 THE WILSON HARDW ARE COMPANY REN ROY FLOWERS 380 N. Mechanic St. 198 N. Centre St. Cumberland, MD Cumberland, MD Sporting Goods Phone: 722-8420 Outfitters to Champions DAVIS PAINT AND JOSEPH S. KARP DECORATING CENTER AND BROTHERS, INC. 75 Henderson Ave. Bar and Restaurant Supplies Cumberland, Md. 317 Henderson Avenue Paint Specialist Cumberland, MD Paul H. Louge 7124-9863 MOORE'S GREEN UPHOLSTERY ST R E ET EXON Seat Covers Convertible Tops Truck Seat Covering EXXON 307 N. Mechanic St. Cumberland, Md. 21502 206 Green St. Cumberland, Md. 21502 7124-9847 Rent your prom outfit here! KAPLON'S YOUNG Setter MEN'S sHop Valued Lavale, Md. (301) 722-4260 115 Baltimore St. Cumberland, Md. Arcade - Searstown Lavale, Md. ALKIRE'S BODY SHOP Free Estimates, Custom and Metal Flake Paint Jobs, Insurance Work Compliments of FORT ASHBY PHARMACY Main Street Fort Ashby, W. Va. 26719 181 182 EVANS' GROCERY Operators - Bill Gerwig and Bud Lewis W W HOME IMPROVEMENT General Contractors Fort Ashby, W. Va. Pete Wagoner Bob Wagoner 822-5272 298-3547 FARMERS AND MERCHANTS BANK Phone 788-3111 Trust Department Established 1955 87 North Main Street, Keyser, W. Va. 522 Williams Street, Cumberland, Maryland 7124-3390 184 185 “aTqUITY CG ‘eT0RITYM “Y ‘SUOTRIN “Hy SONU A W ‘SUTPTTTIIM H ‘nloraaq f ‘aTqeyD g ‘URUTETOD “7 ‘WeMaIS L ‘S1IIOUY “Ss :AATY MOY “ASBAM Y ‘38019 q ‘aseyD ‘T1eey “Y ‘IseSoqiy “Ss ‘sotkg L ‘shouy “7 ‘rouuog y ‘Aoysog g ‘JoqiIs “Y ‘uuas “y ‘Kappos W Hnog Moy “190d “g ‘191sO ‘d ‘TITH “L ‘puepiep ) ‘rosnoyyung q ‘Ioiseoq qd ‘seuIoyL D ‘ssnis “ ‘Ploury s ‘Kquusy D ‘IOATIYS W ‘a100py L ‘sale g ‘IoUsOy C ‘1eZTY Y ‘eLOAeq “Cd ‘90T4L MOU meys °C ‘aqVy ‘mM ‘Tousoy D ‘eTquity “a ssoy q ‘Iousay § ‘UO1Tey D ‘uOsURIg D ‘uo1keg y ‘Ioiseoj y ‘sMOpeoW “7 ‘USqTy ‘Ss ‘yagoueds f ‘sueag Wf :OML Moy ‘uRUTIeOg f ‘OIZUSMOW g ‘OTyOITY f ‘resnoyyuny ‘ ‘119d H ‘youo8em g ‘kpery D ‘sothd D ‘stueH “Cd ‘saqiod “4 ‘JTOM D ‘URUL IAYoV “Cd AUO MOY LILLER ASPHALT CO. | Located on McMullen Highway 729-0505 or 729-1515 Driveways, Parking Lots, Streets, Tar, and Chipping | Commercial - Industrial - Residential 186 Adams Equipment Company Robert G. Adams Owner and Manager Box 285 304 298-3726 Ft. Ashby, W. Va. 26719 304 298-3943 Compliments of SUNRISE HEIGHTS Fort Ashby, W. Va. 187 DAN'S SEW SHOP Your White Sewing Machine Dealer Repairs to Phone all makes 126-4653 Rt. 2 (Short Gap) . Box 220 Ridgeley West Virginia SHORT GAP BRADSHAW'S SERVICE STATION Rt. 1 Ridgeley, W. Va. Phone: 738-9694 Best Wishes to the Class of '77 From VO LU NTEER THE CLASS eae FIRE COMPANY Short Gap, W. Va. SOUTHERN STATES CUMBERLAND COOPERATIVE, INC. 811 N. Mechanic Street Cumberland, MD Compliments of the SPIRIT SHOP Compliments fo) We offer the area's finest selection of domestic and imported wines. ANTON'S RESTAURANT a A FORT CUMBERLAND RAZOR'S EDGE HOTEL Latest in Hair Design Winchester Road Cumberland, MD Cumberland, MD Compliments of FORT ASHBY VETERANS Post 6667 OF Commander: FO R Ec | GS N Donald R. Adams President of Ladies Auxiliary W A R S Edna Nealis AND LADIES AUXILIARY TO VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS We Cater to Banquets Fort Ashby West Virginia 190 eee ee Jetzon Tires K-S Tires Michelin Tires Po to ivi ac Valley | FREE STATE caseisittine TIRE SALES Cresaptown 729-2600 Lavale 7129-3535 N. Centre St. at Valley 918 National Highway Lavale, Maryland 21502 122-2342 Bedford Road 722-1771 George F. Business: Selmstetter (301) 729-1033 Serving the Fort Ashby Area Since 1964 CYCLES THINGS Sales, Service and Rentals i65 N. Centre Street Cumberland, MD 191 192 SHELDON'S GROCERY Star Rt. 1 Fort Ashby, W. Va. GAIN'S GULF Goodyear Tires Fort Ashby, W. Va. Phone 298-3613 Grocery and Gas THE RANCH RESTAURANT Open: Mondays-Saturdays 8 am to 9 pm Sundays 11 am to 9 pm IF IT'S COOD FOOD vou wanr.-_ Wisdf- —— Operated by Ralph and Sherry A Weaver 193 a Lf ati nA HE 194 uoikeg g ‘TTeoy f ‘14y8t4 “7 ‘suepy ‘dd ‘10H ‘W ‘sueAg “qd ‘TIRH D ‘loisuin “Yy ‘uosdwits y ‘ITI ‘Y ‘UOsIoneg ‘gy :xIS Moy ATTOg “y ‘intulg g 7195 M ‘I ad ‘d ‘WeqIy W :2U0 Moy og “1 ‘Aaqsog s ‘aseoq 7 “y ‘uoslapuy q ‘sour q aysy “OD ‘euoTeW g ‘yltUIS ‘gq ‘sokey g ‘uewy y ‘mtug -y ‘sueag ausey ‘d ‘JJ0ID N ‘doystg +g ‘Suryosey -5 W ‘100q “Y ‘eA0g ‘suloy y ‘UISIOg W ‘layeg S ‘sIOMOS [ ‘aTyoln y ‘raaouooyos f ‘uops307] f ‘rouu se M ‘ys ‘uluey “yy ‘uosduts “y ‘suing 5 ‘loyeulsoys SD :ImMoy MOY 1 OD ‘surg8ny q ‘suiepy ] ‘UTpyuRIy f ‘IOATIYS g ‘MoIOAg ‘Y :OATY MOY “IoUSey D ‘oUOIg 7 YOOID L ‘uouue: SD ‘yopuio ‘iasnoyyuny D ‘ued ] ‘Iouo! ‘ueSeuely f ‘OTYUTH “g ‘IONIeW S ‘IoUuOSeM “Lf ‘yung qd :e0Iyl Moy IesuTy y ‘Iouems “W ‘preuoqgow “Wi ‘I9eq ‘q ‘URUTIEYDY Yy ‘907 °D ‘preuoqoy ‘5 ‘sourry ‘soured “S$ ‘STAR D ‘OMI MOY “OITYM ‘A ‘Iophug q ‘Bu07 f ‘sted f ‘1IeMOIg D ‘1018Q q ‘AoUUDy g ‘JJTTOIRY “Lf ‘OTM 5 ‘uosie 4 a % - . Mr : aN eat ball ca mb) 1 i H cay ih ‘ AN UHHH alii a 196 SAMPSON'S AUTO SALES Fort Ashby West Virginia LEASE'S DOOR SERVICE Sales and Installation Owned and Operated by of Garage Doors and Art and Sandi Lease Electric Operators Rt. 2, Box 108-E ; Installation and Repairs Keyser, WV Commercial and Residential Short Gap Phone: 726-4764 FORT ASHBY CAMPER SALES “AsuBy CAMPER SALES INC SALES SERVICE KENTALS © : 1 Mile North of Fort Ashby, W. Va. on Rt. 28 Row Two: Evers McCoy, Claude Funk, Dean Wasson, Robert Keller, Gerald Wagoner, Leroy Wagoner, Berlin Collett, Raymond Adams, George Beam, Bernard Douthitt. Row Three: William May, Ray Wagoner, William Mason, William Row One: Keith Alt, Glenn Milleson, Wallace Sherman, George Crone, Charles Davis. Sampson, John Lechliter, Thomas Field, Paul Rector, Ray Umstot, Gerald Adams, Paul Biser, Paul Malcolm, Steven Day. Not in picture: Virgil Abe, Randy Adams, Berlie F. Ault, Pat Benedetto, Robert Billmyre, Ellis G. Burke, Blair Deremer, Richard Deremer, Jeffery Dieter, Bill Doman, Leo Everett, Thomas V. Foreback, Ronald Haggerty, Charles Hahn, Lester Hamilton, Wayman D. Hoalcraft, Martin Kesner, Richard Lemay, Kenneth Malone, J. Wm. Marker, John I. Orndoff, Her- bert F. Sarver, Mark Scarborough, Al L. Sluss, Joseph Stafford, Richard Welch, Lloyd Winters. 198 Congratulations to All Graduates of Fort Ashby High School From Fort Ashby Grade School Students of 1976. The above four-room school was built in the summer of 1908 and has been used as a grade and jr. high school for many years. This year two rooms are being used for kinder- garten and two rooms for seventh and eighth graders of our high school. April 19, 1967, was moving day for the above fifth and sixth graders to the new six- room addition to the four-room school across from the 'Old Fort'' which was built and occupied October, 1952. Teachers in the picture are Mrs. Ida Prysock, second row left; Miss Martha Bomberger, third row near bus door and Mrs. Shirley Shelton, last row right. The four classrooms and all-purpose room was occupied for the first four grades Octo- ber, 1952. Mrs. Margaret Umstot moved in as first grade teacher and is still occupying the same room today. Mrs. Nellie Welton (deceased) second grade, Mrs. Virginia Bloom third and Mrs. Helen Spencer fou rth grade teachers have retired. Summer of 1957 - P.T.A. members are landscaping and seeding the play area of the new grade school. 199 Congratulations From HEAVNER REAL ESTATE Your first thought when buying or selling a home. Cumberland 7124-2600 600 Industrial Boulevard EVAN'S DAIRY DI P Rt. 28 - 738-2220 Fort Ashby - 298-3869 Fort Ashby, W. Va. EVANS' MOTOR SALES THERMAL HOMES INC. Clean Used Cars and Trucks Rt. 2, Box 194-B Keyser, W. Va. Phone: 304-298-3720 A New Concept in Building With Urethane Insulated Wall Panels Fort Ashby FORT ASHBY VOLUNTEER FIRE COMPANY _ FORT ASHBY VOLUNTEER | FIRE COMPANY LADIES AUXILIARY 201 Phone: 726-8491 TOM'S TV Sales and Service Rt. 9 Pinto Road Compliments of PATTERSON CREEK VOLUNTEER FIRE COMPANY Suppers Each 4th Saturday of Each Month Meetings Every 2nd and 4th Friday Patterson Creek, W. Va. RUBEN'S BARBER SHOP at Moore's Closed Mondays Tues., Thurs., Fri. 9:00 to 7:00 Wednesday 8:00 to 5:00 Sat. 8:00 to 5:00 Ruben Humberson, Prop. Short Gap, W. Va. WAGONER'S GARAGE Major and Minor Repairs Small Engines Motorcycles Automotive Volkswagon SARAH COVENTRY, INC. Jackie Sarver 298-3285 Sue Lechliter 298-3763 ae ‘ : “ Se Se OT ee WOODLAND INN Short Gap, West Virginia Congratulations Class of 76 From the FORT ASHBY EMBERS If you're planning to buy orsellahome. . . or just need Real Estate information, call me. An experienced professional in the field of Real Estate. An expert on the school, zoning, property values, financing and homes in THIS area. A person you can count on to make buying or selling your home a pleasant and rewarding experience. A licensed Real Estate counselor. An Associate Member of the Home For Living Network. Telephone: 304-726-4700 _ HAYWOOD 304-298-3344 = AGENCY L. to R.: Steve Wotring, Carolyn Beverlin, Vicky Judy, Kelli Lee. sulepy S ‘uRUe] sS ‘8u07 ‘Lf ‘Iosnoy -yung ‘yy ‘uypeacg “7 ‘AaTTa o ‘soreyd ‘W ‘B8IITIa ‘y ‘ueydoy f ‘pueyarow y ‘youdT “§ IDATZ MOY “YDTOM “LL ‘INGUL H ‘IOYTOM “C ‘BuoT ‘g ‘uosuTTUWIOL +H ‘inorys y ‘ACT f ‘oTyoity g ‘uosuoIqINy q ‘puRToIOW N ‘plotperg g ‘AouryD q ‘1[Ny “4 ‘prooureg f ‘aqieg ‘5 ‘Aoryjof s ‘suiepy M ‘N04 Moy “uOsduIes y ‘IOAIeD 5 ‘o0URD “g ‘UOS -TIM ‘9 ‘aseyd y ‘sMOpeoW ‘f ‘Iausay q ‘UOlINS “J ‘1O81eg y ‘IAaMOqUIOZ ‘f ‘STTIW YU ‘oto S§ ‘UOqITO Y ‘O0TY d ‘UMS “g -AAIYL MOY “IOMOH “sg ‘puRTyURIy [ ‘Suro f ‘yyortds w ‘aseoy] “sg ‘sivas “7 ‘xo “| ‘ouoTRW WW ‘UlRag y ‘ouOTRW D kouuoy g ‘lueig 'D ‘TyYRod ‘gd ‘12Z1OM ‘A ‘TI8S “d ‘ZWOM f ‘IOSIquTyjng L ‘UUTT W HOM] Moy ‘ouoyeWl “gq ‘UIMpTeg ‘d ‘A10A0q y ‘seleO f ‘SummomM ‘sg ‘yUs y ‘UOSIvad VY ‘TTPH “y ‘ssoypuem “Ss ‘100g 1 ‘apoixay Yy ‘oTzZuayoOW W ‘roSieg g ‘ueSeurTy y :oUG MOY SPER 205 BOGGS SUPPLY CO. Building Supplies Phone: 788-1617 a te ee “p 7 E GGS SUPPLY Rt. 4 Box 16 New Creek Drive Keyser, W. Va. 26726 URICE SUPPLY Plumbing Supplies KAPLON'S 465 Armstrong St. MEN'S SHOP Keyser, W. Va. Phone: 788-3215 Edward Miller Owner Compliments of 114 North Main Street Heyser KEYSER CANDY CO. West Virginia 26726 46 N. Mineral St. Keyser, W. Va. Support West Industrial Blvd., Cumberland, Md. Phone: 722-4410 208 THE BANK OF ROMNEY Established 1888 Romney, West Virginia 26757 Where Your Account Is Always Welcome, Regardless of Size. Helping Is Our Business’ Congratulations Class of '76 From for the creative minded ' photography P.O. Box 227 Fort Ashby, West Virginia Wedding Portraits Seniors Phone (304) 726-4848 SAM'S TEXACO Gas - Oil - Groceries Rt. 46 Keyser, W. Va. ) Arthur C. Moreland 7126-4740 26726 ARTHUR C. MORELAND PLUMBING AND HEATING CO. . Rt. 2 (Short Gap) Keyser, W. Va. BAUER SALES SERVICE Farm Garden Equipment Equipment Snow JOHN DEERE Power Mobiles Saws William C. Bauer Phone Rt. 1 Box 163-A 304-788-0486 Keyser, W. Va. LANE T.V. APPLIANCE CENTER R.C.A. Zenith Whirlpool GS LE 112 N. Main Street Phone: Keyser, W. Va. 26726 788-3241 Dale E. Blauch 7126-4664 209 Congratulations Class of 1976 From the 4-H Fort Ashby West Virginia SHANHOLTZ USED AUTO PARTS 738-9378 Open Monday thru Saturday 8-5 Located on Old Furnace Road POWNALL BUILDERS INC. Rt. 2 Box 316-A 788-0243 Ridgeley, W. Va. 726-4606 Congratulations Seniors From the NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS President Darwin Gough Vice President Craig Wagoner Secretary Susan Bradfield Treasurer Christy Gerwig Historian Kammie Funkhouser Fort Ashby, W. Va. W B TEXACO AND MOTEL Major and Minor Repairs Complete tune-up with engine analyzer Official West Virginia Inspection Station Hours: Mon.-Sat.: 7a.m.-10 p.m. Sunday: 10 a.m.-9p.m. Bob and Joyce Baldwin Phone:298-7905 Owners THE FORTRESS STAFF Would Like to Say Thanks To Everyone, Who Has Made This Yearbook Possible!! Mr. and Mrs. John Campbell Bud and Wanda Whyte Mr. and Mrs. Donald Sisk and Laurie Mr. and Mrs. Gary Mahaffee Joseph R. Williams Randall Mullin Donald Miller's James Fredman Mrs. Robert White Mr. and Mrs. Victor Wotring, Jr. Mayme Seeders Sunset Lounge Lillian Davis Wilda Kenney Neldon and Virginia McCort J. William Marker Mr. and Mrs. Leo Everett C. A. Pancake Perry and Leota Davis Royce, Debbie and Danielle Johnson Norma, Harold, Jody and Andy Hershberger Mary Orndoff . Kim, Tracey and Darrin Bosley Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Bosley and Family Mr. and Mrs. Don Plumlee and Family Mrs. Marie Baldwin Mr. and Mrs. Lee White and Ginger Rick, Deb, Mark Humbertson Bob, Donna and Elaine King Ricky Weese Ronald, Mary, Jill and Beth Finster Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Wagoner Mary Riggleman Mr. and Mrs. Ronald P. Hershberger Ray, Polly, and Peyton Mrs. Shirley Hetrick Mr. and Mrs. Wallace McClure Abe's Jewelry V and J Coin Shop Lyla Holliday Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Phillips Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Unger Mr. and Mrs. Carl Anderson Mr. and Mrs. ''Tip'' Hayes Mr. and Mrs. Cecil L. Hershberger Dawn, Tami, and Marnie Mr. and Mrs. Howard Long Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lumm Mr. and Mrs. Donald Eckard Boosters Mrs. Naidene W. Sigler Mr. and Mrs. John Markley Mr. and Mrs. Phillip E. Nixon and Family Mr. and Mrs. Geary James Leman Wright Mr. and Mrs. William Lupis The Dohrman's Mr. and Mrs. George Logsdon Pearl Sheffler Lloyd and Mary Welker Lester and Hazel Taylor The Donald Welker Family Steve and Kathy Parsons Vera's Beauty Salon Sterling Electric Co. Cumberland Liquors, Inc. Lois Corbin, Romney Sears Mrs. Delores S. Kesner Glen Judy Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Davis Bobby, Joyce, Scotty, Wayne, and Jason Mr. and Mrs. Richard Abe Mr. and Mrs. Louie Leatherman Mr. and Mrs. Vernon L. Grubbs Eddie Bittinger Mr. and Mrs. Luther Bittinger and Mike Deb Rexrode Sabra Price Emory and Pat Shriver Raymond, Geri, and Freddie Ault Sherri and Willie Meadows Irene Kesner Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Hinkle and Barry Blair and Betty Miller Mr. and Mrs. Bob Phares and Family Gary Miller and Family Mr. and Mrs. W. L. May Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Winters Mr. and Mrs. Steven Winters Mr. and Mrs. Herb Sarver and Family Mr. and Mrs. Bob Brant and April Karen and Robert Peer Mike and Eric Dersin Lillian Davis Louise Wagoner Rose E. Pyles Nedra Dowden Katie Pearson The Pearson Family 215 216 Bill - Compliments of Stroh's Beer Christy and Virgil Chipper and Sandy Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kenney Family Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Jenkins and Family Jim's B P Service Station Beerman's Auto Parts Charlie's Used Cars The The Cas Taylor's, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Casper R. Taylor, Jr. Bill and Fran Miller Nave's Market Mary's Cleaners Fred, Linda, and Scott Nickelson Scott Dowden Lola, Sheila, Connie Arnold Bill Doman Earl and Hazel Wolford Chuck and Madge Bradfield and Family Marvin and Charlotte Herbert and Sylvia Judy Bob's Body Shop Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wagoner Mr. and Mrs. Junior Beverlin Bryan and Todd Beverlin Frank, Pearl, Tim, and Greg Tim Mace Floyd and Elmire Bohrer Mr. and Mrs. George Updike Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sampson and Family Junior Judy Gary, Linda and Jr. Pyles Mr. and Mrs, Eugene Clayton Mr. and Mrs. John Hinkle Jerrold D. Rotruck Herbert Judy Maude Haugh Connie Asher Kim and Patricia Petry Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wotring and Boys Mrs. Gladys Stallings Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stallings Irene Kreiger Mr. and Mrs. William E. Frase and Gregg Debbie and Leon Arnold Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Crites Harold Spencer Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Homer Alt Deborah Coffman Boosters Elva F. Smith Roy Mayhew Paul Dolly Leo and Hallie Moreland Walter and Mildred Ed Spencer Grey and Virginia Ritchie Rich, Buck, Mike, Danny, Dave, Jody, Sniffer, Wonder Dog Ena Patterson Tom Newhouse Greg Houdersheldt Betty Jo and Jack Dohrman Margaret Barnes Sue Spiroff Jeffrey Allen Hartman Willard Nelson Scotty Close Householder's Sunoco Donna and Milty Mr. and Mrs. George Stump and Sons Mr. and Mrs. Clark and Family Mr. and Mrs. Ganoe Mr. and Mrs. Turley, Best Wishes Mr. and Mrs. Fisher Max Dixon Dale Chaney Diane Kenney Snowey Davis Charles H. Fryer, Jr. Mrs. Melvin Abe Cindy Evans Mr. and Mrs. Frank Clark Mr. and Mrs. Donald Snyder and Family Daisy Stickley : Mr. and Mrs. James Aldridge Dale Aldridge Mr. and Mrs. Arno Brown Bill and Lillie Price C. J. L. Keyser High School Mr. and Mrs. Gene Hott and Family Mr. and Mrs. Charles Clark and Family Eddie and Judy Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Diehl and Son Bunk, Edna, Bobby and Lenny Sisk Mr. and Mrs. Lester Sisk Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Haines and Family Dave, Shirley, and Jason Pyles Darlene and Roger Saville Denny and Laura —e -- verereY = Boosters Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hiett Virgil and Rachel Iman Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Green Mr. and Mrs. Esco Evans Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Markle Theresa, Richie, and Kevin Blank Clyde Sites Junior H. Dawson Debbie McCullough Vickie and Gary Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Adams and Family Danny, Brenda, and David Barnes Buck and Carol Malone Mr. and Mrs. Jack Malone Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Miller Roger, Wanda, Cliff and Robin Malone Myra Umstot Mr. and Mrs. Willard Long Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth M. Malone Greg, Jackie, Laura, and Kelly Raymond and Gracie The Sheldon Family Bob and Debbie Steve and Crystal Day Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Seeders Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Rhodes Lawrence and Barbara O'Brien Mr. and Mrs. L. Siehl John and Nellie O'Brien Walter and Gladys Rhodes Rich and Mary Jo Robert Malcolm and Family Mr. and Mrs. Edward Himes George, Diane, Dalene, and Sonny Hott James Griffey Judy, Penny, and Davey Leo and Melody Sam and Donna Pertko Craig Rizer Lena Twigg Mike and Carolyn Turner Sue and Joe Dersin Mr. and Mrs. John Albert Mr. and Mrs. Justin Ratcliff and Justin Tammy, Connie, Kathy, Dana, Karen Mr. and Mrs. Pete Wagoner and Family Eme and James Wasson Dennis, Eleanor, Carmen, Steve Baker Ed Myers Rev. and Mrs. W. J. Turner Evelyn Baker Neal Hott Lenny and Carmen Ralph, Alice and Bonnie Roger Umstot Chester Turner Mr. and Mrs. Gary Umstot Dale, Sharon and Stephanie Pyles Albert and Janis Malone Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Abe and Family Randy Umstot Mr. and Mrs. Wayne L. Pugh Mr. and Mrs. David Shobe Carol and Bill Price Mary Batchelor Wallace and Irene Batchelor Paul Malcolm Mr. and Mrs. John Liller Mrs. Myrtle Lease Linda and Sally Wagoner Mr. and Mrs. Chester F. Rogers Rick and Darla ' Hazel Kesner Chet, Joy and Jason Rogers Martha Judy Mr. and Mrs. John McClure Kay Llewellyn Mr. and Mrs. Charles Snyder Dwaine M. Wotring Cathy Fields Jim Elza Jim Wotring Mr. and Mrs. Howard F. Burchell Kam and Robin J. D.'s Hilltop Paint and Body Shop Bill and Martha Jo Tichnell Mr. and Mrs. Arden Tichnell Deb, Denise, Dixie ‘and Donnie Plumlee Dot Beam Windy Long Donna Long Mr. and Mrs. John Logsdon and Family Mr . and Mrs. Walter J. Helmick Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Hott and Jamie Mr. and Mrs. Cameron Bernard and Jean Kenney Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Kenney Mrs. Grace Sisk 217° 218 Sam Barnes Mr. and Mrs. James Alkire Mr. Ed Dickel Vesty Martin Delford and Gloria Miller Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Hall Raymond, Norma and Lisa Knotts The Ted Simpson Family Ray Wagoner Howard Arnold Elmer O'Brien Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Miller and Son Mr. Teddie J. Devore Mrs. Juanita Hoban W. T. Houdersheldt Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Coleman and Lonnie Mr. and Mrs. James W. Powell Wallace and Pat Sherman Bill, Anna and Sara Heavener Dawnetta and Craig Mr. and Mrs. Donald Brooke Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Hershberger Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bosley Loren and Shirley Bosley and Family Steve and Sandi Parish Robert and Hilda Adams Mr. and Mrs. Norman Flaskamp and Family Mrs. Debbie Barrick Berkeley's Well Drilling Natalie Workman Hilda and Robert Adams Hollie H. Davis Ruth and Douglas Deremer Hope Kreiger Beatrice Hayes Mr. and Mrs. Lee Pyles Kerns Bread Co., J. D. Vance Mr. and Mrs. Loy Hartman Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Parish Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Parish Clarence Kenney Gerwig Family Lee H. Judy Mary Gilbert Mrs. Sirbaugh Robert C. Gilbert Rich Hahn Joyce Staggs Berlin and Nora Collett Boosters Jack Heavener Lenny Beverlin Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kriglein Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Sisk Herb Wagoner Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Meadows Esther Rexrode DeeDee Foreback Carolyn Beverlin Carrie's Beauty Shop Alan and Vickie Beverlin Tim and Anna Beverlin Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wagoner C. Brown Vergie Anderson Fred Ault Virgil and Ruth Abe Scotty and Ryan Mr. and Mrs. Burlie Ault Bill and Tena Larry and Wanda Troutman Bruce H. Hinkle Richard and Eva Richmond Eva and Joe Bearinger Marty and Lois Kesner Gene Long f Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Long Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Shipe Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Patterson Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Kuykendall Bill Kuykendall A Friend Charlie and Winnie Hahn Alona Beam Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Brant Regan and Lois Brant Janice Brant Paul Suder Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Adams Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wagoner Judy Linn Tom Pyles Woodrow Stump Jane Stump Connie Davis Debbie O'Brien Mr. and Mrs. Charles Alt Monnie, Carla, and Lisa Virginia Jenkins Charles, Mary, Catina, and Charlie The Kenney Family Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Litton Ronald Kenney Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Light Pebbles Layton Mr. and Mrs. Bishop and Family Mr. and Mrs. Myron Moreland and Family Mike Goff and Karen Hott Mrs. Abe , Debbie, Howard, and Tiffan Mrs. Wiegand Chris Douthitt Mr. and Mrs. Quentin Sayers Susan Bradfield Butch ’ Sayers Crites Auto A Friend Donna and Larry Berry J B Ceramics Jimmy Briner Dorothy Decker Richard Brooks — Mary Lance Denny and Sonia Christie Blauch Mr. and Mrs. James Umstot and Randy Keith, Ruth, and Kara Alt Mr. and Mrs. G. P. Northcraft Oscar and Ella Marker Edgar and Thelma Douthitt Dean and Edna Wasson Bernard and Jean Douthitt Mark Yankee Mr. and Mrs. Jack Alkire and Kenny Mr. and Mrs. Greg Phillips Mr. Mike Bacon Eric Bosley Mrs. Darlene Bacon Mr. and Mrs. Leon Hinkle Mr. Tom Mellish Mary Jane Haines Mr. and Mrs. Tim Foley Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Meadows Doug Oster Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Rinker and Family Peg Orndoff Mrs. Roger Cannon Scott Bradfield Boosters Miss Brandimarte A Friend Ties Et cetera Harvey's Jewelry Store Spear's Jewelry Store Wilda Alburtis Mr. and Mrs. Randy Williams Western Auto Stores, Fred L. Kesner A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Tim Foreback ALL. Sluss Ronald Smith Dawn Swaner Tim Funkhouser Bud and Shirley Lewis Mel and Jackie Mr. and Mrs. John Moreland and Family Conda and Mary Bennett Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pownall Virgil and Christy Charles, Mary Jane, and Tina Smith Ike and Jean Whisner Mr. and Mrs. Ted Bennett Dawn Crock T J Diner Fort Ashby Pharmacy Thelma and Johnny Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Thompson Mindy and Bob Donnie Kimble JoAnn and Steve Kidwell Debbie Foreback Mr. and Mrs. Floyd A. Rivers Mrs. John Stewart Sandy and Ronnie Kenny Ronnie, Shirley, Donnie and Danny Kimble John Moreland and Family Mr. and Mrs. Roy Owens Jim, Linda and Adam Hoey Mr. and Mrs. Charles Finkenbinder Amy Arbachasky Bill and Elsie Gerwig Vickie Judy Jack Shobe, Local Pabst Blue Ribbon Driver Rich Patterson, Pabst Blue Ribbon Driver Rick and Dottie Wagoner 219 George and Virginia Hoffman Mr. and Mrs. Donald Yaider and Stacie Jerry, Vidalee, Jerry, Tammy, and Michelle Snyder Paul and Louise Hansell Kelli and Gwen's Grandma Snoopy and Woodstock Rita Papathakis Lynn McCauley and Debbie Landis Mr. Ramsey The Brenneman Family Gwen Lee Mari Johnson Bud, Alice and Jim Marker Paul and Esther Evans Pat and Allen Streett Michelle Ashby Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Long and Family Mrs. Ruby Davis Mr. and Mrs. Ruben Humberson and Family Dr. and Mrs. William Iman, Jr. and Steve, Debra, and Brenda Mr. and Mrs. Dorsey Pyles Mike Pyles Jim Kimble Dorothy and Elmer Fleek General Excavating Work Septic Tank Systems Foundations and Footers DAVID K. SPENCER, Owner SPENCER SERVICE COMPANY Box 317 Fort Ashby, W. Va. Phone (304) 298-3783 Boosters Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Bradfield and Family Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Flanagan Mr. and Mrs. Junior R. Haines Vernon and Sharon Kesner and Angel Kelli and Gwen's Grandpa Your ''Stanley'' Dealer, Louise Hansell Matthew Papathakis Angelo Papathakis Mr. and Mrs. Kraus Billy Ganoe Kelli Lee Lewis Johnson John and Bonnie Papathakis Mr. and Mrs. Charles Coffman Jerry and Serena Adams Mr. and Mrs. W. Root Dean Kenney Mr. and Mrs. Speelman Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smith Mr. and Mrs. Edward Elza Mr. and Mrs. Buster Judy and Hope Rene . ath | tad TF Lo 4 221 Yi NNW) N A) yi ‘) ‘i y are 2 ) ee XK 5) MA A N ) WN Ww 223 _t= Apocial Appreciition Mrs. Margueritte Malone FOR ALL THE HELP AND TIME SHE HAS PUT INTO OUR YEARBOOK AZrrty qON Row 1, L. toR.: Coach Riley, Davey Hayes, Eddie Bittinger, Craig Wagoner, Marty Kesner, Kevin Turley. Svétional Tournaments 9 nd Plheee Row 2, L. toR.: Jeff Hartman, Daryl Bosley, Willard Kerns, Greg Welker, Jeff Lechliter, Russell DeVore. NSU GREG WELKER WILLARD KERNS Neational AW Tournament o A N WILLARD BARRY MASON GREG WELKER Early Bird All Tournament Jr. High All Tournament Christmas All Tournament ( Misi Asoo un an ‘i y = am oa es. . 3 = “ a4 ¢ ip THE PROFESSIONALS take on THE SENIORS in Class Tournament Finals. PROS won over SENIORS by 1 point! © Sieh won 2nd Place in the Jr. High Tournament. sO Mrs. Athey gave them a Party! THE FORT ASHBY LIONS CLUB HAD A DINNER FOR THE VARSITY ATHLETES. Mr. Riley introduced the athletes. Coach Fazzalore was the speaker. Dr. Coffman, principal of Frankfort High, said a few words. IT WAS ENJOYED AND APPRECIATED. “ITH “LL pue ‘raiseag y ‘sents y ‘rosnoyyuNy q ‘eTQUITY Y “IOTTHW YoRoD : y 01 7 ‘3 MOY “stapees “D pue ‘uoljag D ‘yoeqoIog q : Y Ol 7 ‘T MOY IOTI WoIselg YOROD pur ‘IoyxJam q ‘etzueyow q ‘AoTINL y ‘ssntg s ‘yIUISG W ‘IellTYyoe] ‘f ‘eTqey “gq ‘IoUOZeM “ ‘uyeH Yy ‘sUTepy ‘D ‘TOMTOM “Cd ‘IOQIIS “YU O11 ‘Z MOY ‘UOsep “g ‘BuTYysey “g ‘Burysey y ‘sa1eO q ‘AaTsog “7 ‘rou08emM y ‘a1I00W] L : Y Ol “7 ST MOY wT eet ' ’ Coach Edward Riley Asst. Coach John Barger BASEBALL 1975-76 RECORD 12-3 Flintstone Paw Paw Union Piedmont Keyser 2 Hampshire 5 Oldtown 3 Paw Paw 7 Hampshire Oldtown Flintstone Keyser Southern Southern Piedmont 17 H BPR wWOW h OO ie bet CT CO DD ld bet WINNINGEST PITCHER in the HISTORY of the SCHOOL - DAVEY HAYES 8-2 MOST STOLEN BASES in the HISTORY of the SCHOOL - EDDIE BITTINGER Assistants Tim Foley and Greg Phillips WILLARD KERNS STEVE McDONALD PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE GREG EDDIE JEFF HARTMAN MIKE SPIROFF RICK BONNER Sim 3 XO end DANN DAVE KIMBLE DUCKWORTH Feit Ashby Vevidly Now: IS WILLARD KERNS REALLY AN ANGEL? Jodi Boatman and Doug McKenzie Junior Raindrops Impersonation at track meet of the stars. RIDGELEY Presented Us With Their “St OeH wm z omn f= @ © SO THAT'S WHAT WAS GOING ON Or OW WHAT'S GOING ON? BASKETBALL COACHES Quentin Sayers 1955-1973 Earl Hess 1951-1953 Edward Riley 1973-1976 Sharpless, and Richard Baldwin. Kneeling: Faye Elder, Jack Smith, and Kay Elder. Standing, L. to R.: Paul Price, Jim Hoey, Darrell Wagoner, Ron- nie Kenney, Donnie Sisk, and Alan Turley. Kneeling: Bob Barnes, Wayne Linn, Chuck Riley, and Vick Liller. FIRST BASKETBALL TEAM L. toR.: Blair Miller, Kenny Malone, Bill “o Welch, and Bud Marker. , of 2 ie we oS Standing, L. to R.: Glen Pyles, Gerald Flanagan, Bill Price, Don Milleson, Orvin Wagoner, Bill Sutton, David Sutton, Don Wyer. Kneeling: Eddie Linn, Harold Hersberger, and Doug Wolford. Standing, L. to R.: Jeff Lechliter, Alan Rivers, Rod Knotts, Steve Bradford, Danny Smith, and Eddie Sisk. Kneeling: Jim Wagoner, Tom Pyles, Craig Wagoner, and Eugene Bartlett. eg toant Dance KENNY MALONE WAS THE MASTER OF CEREMONIES L. to R.: Ena Bearinger, Virginia McCort, Edna Wasson, Ella Marker, Lola Dowden, and Oscar Marker. GETTING READY. . Paul Malcom was the auctioneer. Lill hil i) { i | NINE JACKETS THIS IS OUR PRINCIPAL 12?! tent een rm i : cid A Fort Ashby High School $100. ; Principals - « « UNTIL... J. W. Marker and J. P. Judy Former Cheerleaders First Row: Betty Welch (Flickinger), Irene Alt (Kimble), Bonnie Price (Borror), Betty Jo Dohrman (Barnes), ''Tip'' Turley (McDonald), Janet Phares (Adams), Norma Hershberger (Allen), and Mary Lou Wagoner (Kenney). Second Row: Jean Douthitt (Marker), Grace Hebner (Shafer), Charlotte Logsdon (Jones), Linda Stallings (Adams), and Darlene Kirk (Hiett). . . . CAME TO AN END ee MeKenzio Raiders No. | “= Bicentennial Bowl competition in the County. Row 1, L. toR.: Chris Douthitt, Daryl Bosley, Steve Sluss. Row 2, L. toR.: Craig Wagoner, Dave Welker, Doug Kesner. Coach: A (s. Virginia A (Kenzie THE GREAT MOVIE MELVIN PURVIS: CASE 176°' Starring Kevin Turley and Craig Wagoner CAST Front, L. to R. Jim Silbaugh Greg Welker Daryl Bosley Dave Stickly Doug Kesner Jeff Hartman Back, L. toR. Kevin Turley Laura Sheldon Craig Wagoner Julie Smith Dave Welker Craig Adams Chris Douthitt Tim Mace Terry Feaster Steve Sluss Dennis Funk Not Pictured: Mrs. V. McKenzie Music by Roger Shrout Ee RA Director Producer and Cameramen Mrs. McKenzie Sponsor of M.G.M. (McKenzie Grand Movies) on PP Pass This Wey Again L. to R.: E. Dowlan, Service; T. Moore, Biology; C. Blauch, Service; E. Patterson, Science Fair; C. Garland, Typing II; R. Kimble, French; P. Douthitt, French; A. Dick, Chemistry; T. Amtower, Typing I. Row 1, L. ToR.: L. Sherman, Best All-Around Girl in Grade 3; J. Ayers, Best All-Around Girl in Grade 3; C. Deahl, Best All-Around Boy in Grade 4. Row 2, L. toR.: C. Smith, Best All Around Girl in Grade 8; E. Patterson, Best All Around Boy in Grade 8. L. toR.: K. Sampson, DAR Essay; M. Clayton, DAR Essay Grade 8; R. Billig, DAR Essay Grade 7; D. Rohman, DAR Essay Grade 6; M. Phares, DAR Essay Grade 7; S. Fox, DAR Essay Grade 6; M. Malone, DAR Essay = Grade 7: T. Suder, DAR Grade 6. L. toR.: J. Spencer, Future Homemaker Giict - the Year; T. Pyles, NEDT; R. Kimble, NEDT- K. Dayton, American Studies. Senior Class Night THE WAY WE . and her name is Debbie!!! SWEATS Kamie and Jeanie gave the teachers a gift. THIS IS A CLASS MEETING? AP The Reverend P. Miller gave the Invocation and Bene- diction. Doug Kesner, pianist Mr. Sayers introduced Terry Bradfield. Terry Bradfield delivered the Sermon. SS SS Junior Leaders were: Alanea Dick, Greg Welker. Ushers were: Cindy Rinker Cris Wagoner Davey Hayes Kevin Turley Darwin W. Gough . . The only system of education worthy of the name is that one which literally and honestly instills the eter- nal truth of basic morals. It is my hope and prayer that each graduate will take advantage of every opportunity in making themselves useful to this gen- eration and world. ' Co Velledicterians Sabitatorian Carrie Kenney We SS . . . From the nainizg cee i high school and in ou homes, mazy we find our ultimate purpose, move toward it with the right atti $ advantage of our oppo have hearts to love and respect om each night with the joy that comes from work well done. ’ ', . . Everything this past year was referred to as 'Last', not just by the Seniors, but by everyone; the 'last yearbook, the ‘last school newspaper,’ and the ‘last basketball for F.A.H.S. These should only be the beginning of something new and better. ’ Craig Wagoner gave prayer. L. to R.: Mr. Mansperger, D.A.R. Representative, Mr. Kessel, Potomac State College, Mr. Douthitt, Board of Education, Mr. Marker, Principal, Mr. Sayers, Assistant Principal. Mr. Sayers presented the awards. Mr. Kessel awarded The J. W. Marker Scholarship to Craig Wagoner. WILLARD KERNS receiving the Athletic Award. Mary Beth Bradfield pre- sented Craig Wagoner with a gift of APPRECIATION from THE SENIORS. . . . and Mr. Marker gave his final words. Best All Around Girl--------------- M. Bradfield Citizen of the Year ----------------- Cc. Kenney M. Kesner Joston Graphic Arts Award Co-Valedictorian ----------------- D. Gough M. Smith Activities Award --------------- M. Bradfield C. Wagoner Athletics Award ------------------- W. Kerns C. Wagoner M. Bradfield Basketball Sportsmanship ------------ M. Kesner Track Award --------------------- C. Wagoner Baseball Award --------------------- D. Bosley Biology Award --------------------- Cc. Kenney Musical Achievement ---------------- M. Smith Betty Crocker Award --------------- B. Dohrman Service Awards ----------------------- J. Burns C. Baker R. DeVore Scholarships: Church-McKee (Potomac State College) --------- J. William Marker (Potomac State College) ------ Laureate (Potomac State College) --------------- Shepherd College (Shepherd College)-------------- Educational Giant ==-- -.s nee en ceeneenannnen Best All Around Boy ---------------- C. Wagoner Tl Dare You'' Award -------------- M. Bradfield C. Wagoner Yearbook Awards Co-Editors ---------------------- C. Kenney J. Burns Business Manager ------------------ D. Bosley Service ----------------------- M. Bradfield C. Wagoner Basketball Award -------------------- W. Kerns Cross Country Award ----------------- M. Smith English Award ---------------------- D. Gough Voice of Democracy ' -------------- D. Gough Medical Secretary ----------------- S. Bradfield J. Shriver K. Funkhouser Attendance Awards ---------------- S. Bradfield J. Douthitt ------------------------------------- M. Smith ----------------------------------- C. Wagoner ------------------------------------- D. Gough oo - 2-2-2 - == = = eee nnn Cc. Kenney 3-2-2 ------------------------------- R. Ritchie Row 1, L. toR.: J. Douthitt, S. Bradfield, D. Bosley, G. Murphy, M. Wagoner, M. Smith, D. Gough, C. Kenney, T. Hamilton, J. Heath, M. Bradfield, C. Wagoner. Row 2, L. toR.: C. Baker, M. Heavener, K. Funkhouser, R. Rithchie, B. Dohrman, J. Shriver, V. Adams, C. Haines, S. Hott, D. O'Brien, K. Pyles, V. Flanagan, W. Stone. Row 3, L. toR.: M. Hall, P. Pearson, J. Kidwell, C. Gerwig, D. Funk, L. Sheldon, J. Felton, N. Merritt, B. Barnes, M. Kesner, D. Rogers, D. Oster. Row 4, L. toR.: E. Kimble, R. Stewart, D. Anderson, K. Shreve, M. Shriver, S. Oster, S. McDonald, J. Smith, S. Siple, J. Burns, W. Jeffries. Row 5, L. toR.: P. Jeffries, D. DeVore, D. Grady, P. Harden, S. Spiroff, M. Barbe, J. Lechliter, W. Kerns, D. Forbes, L. Richardson. THE WAY WE WERE Memories light the corners of my mind, Misty water color memories of the way we were. Scattered pictures of the smiles we left behind. Smiles we gave to one another for the way we were. Can it be it was all so simple then, Or has time rewritten every line. If we had the chance to do it all again, Tell me? Could we? Memories may be beautiful, and yet, What's too painful to remember we simply choose to forget. So, it's the laughter we will remember, Whenever we remember the way we were; the way we were. Alan and Marilyn Bergman Qs DIS FI AS. AGENCY INC. Alan D. Macy, E Realtor REAL ESTATE g INSURANCE . SALES Zz LEASES oS MARYLAND AND WEST VIRGINIA a 22 Greene Street 2 Cumberland, Md. rh’4 COUNTRY ROADS Emad RESTAURANT barei ie. ay REAL The 200th COUNTRY Anniversary Of on ae ae The American Owner and Operator Revolution Willie Kenney Fort Ashby, WV MINAAA CANALSIOW SI ANTO ANS AA THE T AND J DINER Fort Ashby, WV WOULD LIKE TO THANK YOU FOR YOUR PATRONAGE THIS YEAR THANK YOU! ae as 7