Frankfort High School - Talon Yearbook (Ridgeley, WV)

Text from Pages 1 - 210 of the 1982 volume:

PRY, RAN SW Ea oS FEV Te welt ob Dy. MUD Ur, era Pride is interpreted by some to mean conceit. To Frankfort students, however, pride is the self-respect that allows us to settle for nothing less than the best from ourselves. Taking pride in our team, despite a 6-4 season, players refused to show disappointment, and, instead, tried only harder to succeed. Pride to band members meant precision and har- mony which was recognized with first place honors in parade and field show competitions. Outside of school, students exhibited community pride by contributing services to local organizations. Fire companies in Ridgeley, Wiley Ford, Short Gap, and Fort Ashby involved students. Through church youth groups, many found themselves working to bet- ter their community. CONTENTS Student Life...... 6 People.......... 18 Sports.......... 68 Activities ........ 100 Ads .. 2. nea ans LOO Closing..........197 The football team gets fired up in the final part of pregame rituals. Seniors Brian Barnes and Lynny Shook are taking it out on underclassman Kenny Rector. ree Upper Right: Barry White takes time to receive important in- structions from Coach. Steve Dennison and Craig Appel recover a fumble from Hampshire while Steve Grogg and Barry White look on. ee eeeeEeeeeEyEEyEyyyEEEEEEeeEeEeEeaRp]EREem E=SoooeeeeeeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeeEeEEESESee ‘i Pride in their own talents led many students to not only improve clubs and organizations but to improve themselves. Keeping their cars waxed to a mirror shine exhibited the pride of some individuals. Vocational students took pride in their skills while academic students took pride in their grade point averages. Many displayed this trait by achieving awards or goals in per- sonal recreation or by just being the best friend they could be. Pride was exhibited in the appearance of Frankfort students as they walked around with their chins tipped slightly higher than the average person's. A happy group of Frankfort band members are proud of their vic- tory in the Martinsburg competition. Greg Long, Darrin Wolford, and John Smith have pride in the fire department. eae in our community — in our school — in ourselves. Sonya Twigg, Michele Clayton, David Rector, and the silk squad A smiling Patricia Johnson is honored to be the Frankfort Homecoming Queen salute to the audience. for 1981-82. Shawn Barncord and Dave Shriver add spirit to pep rallies. The 3:20 bell sends an elated group of students to their lockers. Trying to remember what homework to do, we hurriedly search for books, and with a final slam of locker doors, we put the school day behind us. With pride in our achievements, some of us scurried off to after-school practices, trudging down the field or hustling around the court for several hours. Others raced home to fill their time with chores, work, dance, sports , hobbies, or study. On rare occasions we found time to watch the tube or just plain relax. It was our time, and no matter what we did, we enjoyed it! We Are Family. The gang gathers at the milk table for a group shot. Dave Shriver and Wade Peer wonder what they've invented in Senior Home-Ec. : Students in Mrs. Carder’s English class show their participation. halls are Mark Riggs, Keith and Micah Moreland. STUDENT LIFE NO PEACE TO: GO... A sei 2 oy 1 And all “What do we do tonight?” is a question com- monly asked this year. Places to go and things to do in our immediate area come few and far bet- - students went out to look for excite- m hen PY a} ween. oor Ee ment while others created their own. re An evening at hon ; a good economical sabe idea. Besides saving fuel, the parent-supplied ; “munchies” saved the expense of eating out. Listening to music, watching T.V. and playing video games usually highlighted these evenings. The city of Cumberland and places for dates are at least five miles from school. Going to the was the most popular choi Those who were fortuna‘ gh to spare even managed to get something to eat. r _ Z e; | es 4 if ie 5 ge b ol j ey ‘ R . Fe i 7 = 5 ss ye $k From top to bottom Lori Collins shows the usual hairstyle of the FHS girls. The short and feathered look is modeled by Jim- my Rowe. Helen Clark is wearing bow tie collar with a peter-pan neckline. Claudio is in style with dress pants and a V-neck sweater. Everywhere you look you see Docksiders or Boatshoes. And if you do not own Nikes, you don’t own tennis shoes! 10 a a ee et RE LE ae a ee ee “| beg your Chardon?” Everyone wants to show off their designer jeans. Scott Turley, Brian Lechliter, and David Rector have ‘The Look.” The styles of earlier decades are being seen again in the 1980's. LOOKING GOOD ... Taking pride in our appearance, a neater, dressier look marked the students at Frankfort this year. The ‘‘preppie’’ look called for a return to classic fashions: blazers and wool-plaid skirts; sweaters and button-down collared shirts; knee socks and flat-soled shoes. For students who would rather ‘‘save an alligator by killing a preppie,’’ fashionable meant designer labeled jeans and Nike shoes. Others searched the pages of ‘‘Gentleman’s Quarterly” and “Seventeen” seeking the unusual. Knickers, baggies, and narrow ties decorated these innovative students. Ralph Campbell and Vonda Shipley feel comfortable in blue jeans and V-necks. 11 One of Kim Smith's hobbies is art and she is shown here doing an air- _ While in his favorite tree stand, Scott Turley could use a scope on his bow brush painting. to see if that deer has horns! Kathy Gilbert, Michele Clayton, Cl.eryl Hahn, Trish Petry, and Kim Petry dance the night away every Monday. 12 APTER THE BELL... When not involved in school, we were rarely at a loss for activities to fill our time. Group and private lessons in music, dance, gymnastics, or aerobics were not only enjoyable, but a learning experience. Outdoor sports ravaged from leisurely hunting or sunning to During the winter Kenny Rector thinks there is no gS better place to “hit the slopes’’ than Canaan ™ Valley Resort Area. fast-paced biking. Sometimes relaxing at home with a hobby was enjoyable. Students found themselves in- volved with model-building, painting, needlework, woodwork, model railroading, and a variety of other activities. During the summer there is no better place than the beach for Rhonda Skidmore and Jennifer Martz to catch some rays. usually going most of the time. Timmy Wigfield and Mark Clayton feel that dirt biking is the only way to go and they are 13 14 2 a ene OPtn OTHER t=p 00480 12-2 Ls. BAGS “The price is right,” says Scott at Ratcliff's Market. FIVE TO NINE. «. Inflation is everywhere. The money crunch has even hit the students here at Frankfort High School. The value of the dollar is going down and the prices of what it will buy are going up. Money for gas, movies, and nights on the town seems hard to come up with. Working after school and on weekends seems to be the only solution, while others work just to occupy their time. “Working gives me money to spend on going out and having fun’’, says Bill Shoenadel. Kelly Bratt said, ‘Il started working to get out of go- ing to school for a full day”, but her reason later changed to a more common one: economic necessity! ok, tat We thera dees Me ALL RLABOO nPont coer RR Vonda and Scott's Discount Drug Sales — Drug Fair. Judy Smith, you desire a break today — at McDonalds. 15 The band gives an outstanding performance for the Queen and her Court, as honor band at the Preston County Buckwheat Festival. This clowning crew brought the house down in their Senior Class Play, “Rest Assured.” Boys’ basketball players practice hard to get ready for a winning season. as gC CG! AFTER HOGRS ... Still Involved With School. Many of us spent our extra time in school related activities. Friday night football games, Tuesday night basketball games, and Monday night wres- tling matches were as much fun to participate in as they were to watch. Band members were busy eleven weeks in a row going to competitions and various performances. But participation included hours of practice to at- a_ ger we tain the perfection each of us strived for. After school was an ideal time for three or four hours of practice. The seniors found time for ‘‘last minute” touch-ups only an hour before the performance of the senior class play. But whatever we participated or competed in, we were proud to represent Frankfort High School. 17 ay _— hie ! Chery! Hahn, Scott Turley and the rest of the gang like to talk after eating. Pride in tha enjoying their lunch. Lisa Flanagan and Cindy Chaney show their homecom- ing spirit. Timmy Moreland, Jeff Welker and Brenda Wolfe like to talk between classes. People are the center of all things. Whether young or old it is people who make the world go around. Doctors, lawyers, teachers, and business men all have their place in society. America’s youth is equally important. The future is in our hands. At home and here at school we learn and shape ourselves and our personalities for our future endeavors. All types of people make up the student body here at Frankfort. The brains, the browns, the jocks, and the prissies are only a few. But whoever we are, we're proud to make up the foundation of our school. We Are Seniors... Nineteen Eighty-two! The year that we thought would never arrive, the year we could not wait for. We started our Senior year with a lot of anticipation, keeping one thought in the back of our minds, ‘‘Only nine more months to go.” We were surprised to find how quickly those nine months did go. Sitting at the far right of the gymnasium, center of the auditorium and going to lunch five minutes earlier, were privileges that made us the ‘‘Big Guys on Campus.” For some of us 1982 and our Senior year brought many Glenn M. Alt “Glenn” Tina M. Aguallo “Tina” pases it ae 5 Shawn P. Barncord “Barney” Michael S. Barnes “Shawn” 20 memories. Our last football game, basketball game, halftime performance and prom, gave way to a sort of melancholy feeling. Before we knew it, the Caps and Gowns we ordered in Oc- tober were on us in May. After graduation and the parties, we were all faced with the same question, ‘‘Where do we go from here?”’ College, jobs, and taking it easy for a year, were some of the answers. But whatever we decided, we'll always remember the friends and memories we made at Frankfort High School. Fr a 7 Sherri R. Anderson “Sherri” Edward W. Ashenfelter “Eddie” Robert B. Barnes “Harvey” Trudy G. Beam “Trudy” TINA MARIE AGUALLO P.O. Box 101 Wiley Ford, W.V. 26727 : AFS 12, FCS 10, Mu Alpha Theta 10, 11, 12, Science Feit Committee, Jr. Class Play, Newspaper Staff 11, 12, Creat Ill Award 10. GLENN MONTGOMERY ALT Rt. 1, Box 168 Ridgeley, W.V. 26753 SHERRI RENE ANDERSON Box 53 Fort Ashby, W.V. 26719 EDWARD WAYNE ASHENFELTER Rt. 1, Box 5 WRidgéley, W.V. 26753 try 9, Social Studies Fair (3rd Place) 10, Model ‘ ATRICK BARNCORD ‘ , 10 (Co-Capt.), 11, Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12, Trave Senior Class Play, Jr. Class Play, Drama Clas 5 Tournaments 9, 10, Homecoming Escort 12: pane BARNES nee La ete eg Ae. - Poorer. tte cs iss 7st £505 £ eS oe oe vee Ske . aR ME be. 2 Nee sk —- -. 4 , $3 eRe: “or a9 7 4 7 S43 - : ' - eS | Pd . 4:44 tit , v: Fe: f vA % SF a - SET oe } re. wy OR : 5 ett 5 ggi% i See’ é A Linda M. Bonner Kimberly D. Bosley Michelle R. Bradley Wanda J. Bradley “Linda’”’ “Kim” “Michelle” “Wanda”’ Kelly L. Bratt Barbara A. Brooks Lora K. Brown Lori L. Brown “Kelly” “Barb”’ “Lora’”’ “Lori” “eo ef : ofp . | f : Randy L. Browning Timothy P. Buser Laura J. Campbell Thomas M. Carder “Randy”’ ““Reeba”’ “Laura”’ “Carder” 22 0, Pep Club 10, Dr: MICHELLE RENE BRADLEY P.O. Box 202 Ridgeley, W.V. 2675, Travel Club 9, Cheerle 10,0 i Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Class Tournaments 9, 16 tudent Council 9, J0 lub 12, National Art KEL BRATT Rt. 1, Box 485 Ridgeley, W.V. 26753 Band 9, 10, AFS 9, 10 LORA KATHLEEN BROWN Rt. 2, Box 97 Keyser, W.V. 267 Band 9, 10, 11, 1 Travel Club 9, Pep ek 9, 11 (Mgr.), Choir 11, 12, | ewspaper Staff 12. LORI LYNN BI , P.O. Box 104 © Wiley Ford, W. Sue Travel Club ¢ sketball 10, Volleyball 10, 11, 12, Class To 12, Photogr: . ™ . RAND} P.O. | Wile : Cross C Miss Fale TIMOTHY P4 P.O. Box 4 Ridgeley, : ‘ ote LAURA . 19 Silver Ridgeley, V Travel Club 9, Pep THOMAS MARVIN CARDE Rt. 1, Box 169 i Ridgeley, W.V. 26753 Cross Country 10, VoTech 10, 11, 12, F z E 10, 11, VICA 12. Veronica L. Chaney Christine M. Clayton Michele R. Clayton Robert V. Coffman, Jr. “Ronnie” “Chris” “Shelly” “Robert” _— Lesa K. Comer Cynthia J. Coombe Cary L. Cover Mary A. Crock “Lesa”’ “Cindy” “Cary” “Mary” Paula J. Croff Robert E. Cunningham Barry D. Dayton Stephen C. Dennison “Paula”’ “Bobby” “Herby”’ “Steve” 24 lub 10, Mu Alpha Theta 10, 11 9, 6th Grade Camp Counselor.1J SA CLAYTON cert Band 9, 10, 11, 12, MujAlpha Theta 10, 11, 12, AFS 12, Math Field Day 11, stian Students 10, 11, 12, WHO s,Who 11, Enrichment Program 10, Prom Commit- 5 Play Community Leaders of ee 12. MICHELE RENEE CLAYTON = P.O. Box 322 Er Fort Ashby, W.V..26719 _ scemecetic nent Me iinic. anda Senior Class Play, ‘AFS e 10, Page for WV 12, Student Council 9, ‘to, Mu oie Pheti 2. “Iub..10, Travel Club 9, vearboBk 12 (Ed Capt.), Varsity Club 10, 11, Storian), Miss Falcon Escort onal’ LESA KAY COMER Rt. 2 Box 60-C oe Ridgeley, W.V. 26753 ote 2 Christian Club 9, Travel Club 9, Studen cil 9, 10, 11, Pep Club 10, Drama Club 11 (Vice-pres.), DECA 11 (Historian), 12 (Treasurer), raphy Club 12, Homecoming Queen Contestant 12, Chorus 10, Senior Steering Committee. : E CYNTHIA JEAN COOMBE Rt. 2 Box 344-B Ridgeley, W.V. 26753 ; Track 9 (Stat.), AFS 9, 10, 11, 12, Class aments 9, Variety Show 10, Intramurals 10, 11 (Capt.). CARY LEE COVER Penna. St. Ridgeley, W.V. 26753 Track 9, Mu Alpha Theta 11, 12, Chris lub 9, 10, 11 (Vice-Pres.), 12, Science Fair 9, 10% 11, Social Studies 9, 10, 11, Who's Who 11, y Award 11, American eagle fs, MARY ANN GROCK P.O. Box 231 Fort Ashby, W.V. 26719 Pep Club 10, DECA 11 (Historian), 12, Dr 1 (Sec.) Photography Club 12. PAULA JANE CROFT P.O. Box 115 Fort Ashby, W.V. 26719 Science Fair 9, Track 9, FHA 9, Pep Club 10, Camp Counselor 10, 11, Prom Committee, AFS 11, 12, ier oe ROBERT EARL CUNNINGHAM | ee P.OBox.243 Newspaper Staff 12. Ridgeley, W.V. 26753 polt h ss, ¥ rack 10, DECA! 11, Photography Club 11, Basketball 11 (Man.) 12 (Man., vidiegra [ BARRY DEAN DAYTON Rt. 2, Box 440 idgeley, W.V. 26753 asketball 9, 10, 11, 12, Mu Alpha Theta 10, 11, 12, Miss Pep Escort 10, Homé STEPHEN CRAIG DENNISON _-- Rt. 2 Box 164-A : Keyser, W.Y. 26726 f Football 9, 10, 11, 12, DECA Clubal1 Mises | ii Mineral County Art Show Soon ) Pe] i ei - Eddie W. Deremer Eric L. Dersin Colin R. Detrick Sheila C. Dixon “Eddie” “Erk” “Colin” “Chris” - Cathy F. Elza Cathy S. Emerick Beverly M. Felton Todd J. Flanagan “Cathy” “Cathy” “Bev” Todd — ae Teresa L. Fryer Diane R. Funkhouser Rebecca E. Getz Robert L. Gilbert “Teresa” “Diane”’ “Rebecca” ; “Bobby” 26 EDDIE WAYNE DEREMER P.O. Box 204 ; Wiley Ford, W.V. Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12, (Capt.); Baseball 9, Varsity Club 11, Photography Club 10, Class To ball 11, All Tournament 11, 12, All State Baseba 11, All P Vv. 1 7 cS a = COLIN ROY DETR Rt. 1 Box 168-A Ridceley! W.V. 26753 Art Club 10, 11, 12, Art Honors 10, 11 Vorech 10, 11, APS + 4 CATH Eg BEVERLY MA Rt. 2 Box Ridgeley Concert Ba 12, Advané Play, Saturda Distinguished American F Basketball 9 TERESA NEERYER — P.O. Box 26 Ridgeley, WV. 26753 Majorette 9, Pep D AS 1 3 bs ee DIANE RENNE FCM! USER: Rt. 2 Box 187-Al� RC ERTPEE Gen. Del. Fort Ashby, Gerold E. Grapes, Jr. Cathy M. Haines Julia L. Hardy Cheri S. Hartman “Eddie” “Cathy” “Julie” “Cheri” Grace M. Hill Lori L. Hitt Debra K. Huff Mary K. Huggins “Grace” “Lou “Huff” “Kathy” Charles S. Humberson Ronald C. Iser Krista K. Jack Patricia M. Johnson “Chucky” “Ronnie” “Krista” “Trish” 28 GERALD E. GRAPES JR. Rt. 1, Box 94 Ridgeley, W.V. 26753 Track 9, 10, Cross Country 9, Model Club 9, 10, 11, 12 (Treas.), Football 11 (Man.) 12, Deca 11, 12, Camp Counselor 10, 11, 12, Social Studies Regional Winner 10. ARIE HAINES 0, Pep Club 10, Chorus 9, Varsity Club 10, Year- , Newspaper Staff 12, Drama Club 12, Prom 11,@lass Tournam Miss’ Falcon Contes ? oe it ¥ : Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12, FHA 9, Concert Band, 10, 11, 12, aid 9, 10 Staff 11, AFS 12. : 1 th Grade Camp 10, 11, DE Drama€lub 11 (P 2, Prom ess 11, Jr eral County 9 quia d.Oe . See © 10, 11, Hugh O} L i Yewspaper St a Club 12. a Fair Q' 11, 12, Yolanda M. Kenney Steven R. Kerns Jane C. Kenser John D. Kimble V0) “Kernell”’ “Janey” “Soup” Jesse L. Lambert, Jr. Brian C. Lechliter Betty A. Lewis Wayne L. Likin “Jess” “Lech” “Betty” “Wayne” P Sheila J. Lindner John H. Llewellyn, Jr. Bradley S. Long Gregory N. Long “Sheila”’ “Tank” “Brad” “Stump” 30 al 11, 12, Track 9 ing 11, Pep Club 10, Photog! Keyser, Art Club 10, Lloyd E. Long Gregory N. Mace Richard T. Maffley Jennifer L. Martz ““Eugene”’ “Greg” “Toby” “Jen” i Robert M. McCarty, Jr. Richard E. McDonald, Jr. Sharon M. McNeill “Mary” “Bobby” “Elvi “Sharon” Charles A. McTaggart Eliza L. Miller Lori M. Miller Carl E. Miltenberger “Sandy” “Lisa” “Lori” “Carl” 32 L EUGENE LONG R Box 149 a Keyser, W.V. 26726 eae GREGORY SCOTT MACE Rt. 2, Box 213 . Ridgeley, W.V. 26753 | Cross Country 10 (Manager), VoT: _ 12, Drama Club 12, Camp. Senge RICHARD TOBIAS MA P.O. Box 104 Ridgeley, W.V. 26753 2 Ski Club 11, Art es Me Z Cheerleader Counselor 1 Sweetheart Queen Candidate 12, Minera ‘A MASON 11, 12, Silk Squad 9, 10, 11, Pep Club 10, Girls’ Basketbal Aittee 11, Mu Alpha Theta 10, MILLARD McCARTY, JF 30-A 1, 12, Class Tournaments 10, 11, 12, Basketball 10, Ski G ‘ : CHARLESERVIN McTAGGA Rt. 2, Box 453 Ridgeley, W.V. 26753 Wrestler 12, VICA 11, VoTech 11, 12. | _ ELIZA LEE MILLER Rt. 2, Box 206-A Keyser, W.V. 26726 . AFS 9, 10, 12, Pep Club 9, Enrichment Programe ; ae 11, Camp Counselor 1 ‘0, Mu Alpha Theta 10, 11, Math Field Day 11, Se 11, Intramurals 11, 12, Senior Steering ' LORI MAE MILLER Rt. 1, Box 239 Ridgeley, W.V. 26753 Travel Club 9, Pep Club 10, Phot: i Bend 9, 10, Majorette 9. Rt. 1, Box 44 Fort Ashby, W.V. 26719 33 Ee ee Dennis P. Miltenberger Ira T. Moore Timothy S. Moreland “Boogie” “Tim” “Phil” “Tim” Danny A. Morris Patricia L. Mullan Steven M. Neat “Danny” “Pat” “Steve” “Karen” Roy J. Ohler Lora A. O'Neal Donna K. Oster Debra L. Parsons “Roy” “Lora” “Donna” “Debbie” 34 Track 9, Stage Band 10, State Science Fair 10, Camp Horseshoe Leadership Camp 10, Enrichment Program 10, Social Studies Fair 11, Chess Club 11, Mu Alpha Theta 11, 12, Science Symposium 11, - 12 , Math Field Day 11, Who's Who Among American High School Students 12, Page to W.V. Legislature 12. IRA TIMOTHY MOORE Rt. 2, Box 519 , W.V. 26753 9, 11, 12, Track 10, Baseball 11, 12, Football 11. HY SCOTT MORELAND Box 52 , W.V, 26753 | 10, 11, 12, Vo-Tech 11, Varsity Club 11, Baseball 11, 12, Miss Falcon Contestant Escort LEN MORRIS d, W.V. 26767 EE MULLAN pha: Tee ge: 4 Fie V. 26726 12, Pep Club 9, Newspaper Staff 11, 12. NORMAN 7-J Clerical ive Writing 12 (Pres.), DECA 11,.12(S = . aon . sf Se | 26746 $ Club 9, FBLA 10, 11, 12, Vo-Tech 11, 12, 5th Grade Camp Counselor 10, Carl Paul, Junior David M. Peer Ronald W. Peer Kim A. Petry ““Poo”’ “Dave’”’ “Wade” “Kim Ann” Dixie L. Plumlee Richard S. Price Steven E. Pyles Yvette S. Raley “Dix” “Scott” “Gomer” “Vet” : ae Be s af Rachel A. Readd Corinda D. Reall David G. Rector Becky A. Rice “Rachel” “Codie” David “Becky” 36 CARL PAUL, JUNIOR Box 375 Fort Ashby, W.V. 26719 Vo-Ag 9, Chess Club 10, 11, VICA 11, 12, Track 10, 11, 12. DAVID MITCHELL PEER Rt. 2, Box 228 Ridgeley, W.V. : Football 9, 10, 11, 12, VTC 10, 11, Baseball 9, 11, 12, Drama Club 12, Track 10, Wrestling 9, 10, 11 (PVC, Sectional, Regional), 12 (PVC Runner-Up, Regional Runner-Up, Capt.). RONALD WADE PEER Fort Ashby, W Marching B : Rt. 1, Box 27 Fort Ashby, W.V. 26719 1 EE i Ma tM el a Hee aan ah f { pothidatceaben es pie 4 Society 11, 12 ‘ all 9 (Stat.), 10,11 N RECTOR 30x 420-A -V. 26719 J 0, Drum Major 11,12, Stage Band fs x5 ie nb BES gh Acai: Chorus 9, iis Meaucy RAN RICE ; f Rt ox 105-A pe Keyser, W.V. 26726 Rifle Sq nae 9, 10, 11, 12, Class Officer (Sec.) 9, Studer at Council 9, 10, 11, C) Prom Co 11, Newspaper Staff 12. a a Christine L. Rice Catherine M. Riley Garland D. Ritchie, Jr. “Christy”’ “Rod” “Cathy” “Tater” Lori R. Robinson William M. Root, Jr. Michael M. Sabers “Lori” “Diane”’ “Billy” “ “Woody”’ bs) aye if Sherri D. Sarver Lorna S. Saville Michael K. Saville William A. Schoenadel, Jr. “Sherri” “Lorrie” “Mike” “Shoey”’ 38 CHRISTINE LYNN RICE Box 217, Rt. 2 Ridgeley, W.V. 26793... _AES9, 12, CATHERINE MARIE RILEY Box 332 Fort Ashby, W.V. 26719 FBLA 11. GARLAND DWIGHT RITCHIE, JR. Rt. 2, Box 82-A Keyser, W.V. 26726 LORI RENEE ROBINSON Rt. 2, Box 92 Keyser, W.V. _ FCS 9, Pep Club 10, DECA 11, 12. DIANE LYNN ROHMAN Box 366 Fort Ashby, W.V. 26719 , _ AFS 9, Art Club 10, 11, 12, Art Honor Society 10, 11, 12 (Historian), MAT 10, 11, 12, Newspar Staff 11, 12 (Feature Ed.), Jr. Class Play 11, Sr. Class Play, PTSA 10 (Student Vice-Pres.), Prom _ Committee 11, Yearbook 12, National Honor Society 12. 2 - WILLIAM MILTON ROOT, JR. Rt. 2, Box 281-A - Ridgeley, W.V. 26753 VICA 11 (Reporter). MICHAEL MATTHEW SABERS tt. 1, Box 414 Ridgeley, W.V. 26753 Football 9, 10, 11, 12, Wrestling)10, 12, rack 9, 10, =RRI DIEHL SAR Box 169-A V. 267 VILL . 26753 L KENNSON SAVILLE Box 136 W.V. 26753 idgeley, W.V. Concert Band 9, 10, 11, — «9,10, 11, 12, Intramurals 10, Robert B. Scott William L. Scully Paula J. Senn Mark R. Shaffer “Bert” “Skull” “Paula” “Itch” Vonda K. Shipley Errol L. Shook John W. Shreve Emory D. Shriver, II ‘“Vonda”’ “Shooky”’ “John” “Shrive” Cynthia R. Silber Rhonda J. Skidmore John D. Smith, Jr. Judith L. Smith “Cindy” “Skidrow” “J.B. “Judy” 40 ROBERT BRETT SCOTT B Rt. 1, Box 244 gt he - Ridgeley, W.V. 26753 Football 9, 10, 11, 12, FCS 9, 10 (Activity Chm.), 11 (Vice-Pres.), 12 (Pres. ), Seni Club Play 11, 12, Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Stage Band 10, 11, 12, Track 10. WILLIAM LEE SCULLY ek Rt. 2, Box 295 o; Ridgeley, W.V. 26753 Science Fair 9 (3rd Place, Sectionals, Regionals), MAT 10, 11, 12, Ski Club 11, Class Tournaments | 11, Jr. Class Play, Sr. Class Play. PAULA JEAN SENN Rt. 2, Box 567 AE EG Ridgeley, W.V. 26753 abt ay tae MARK ROY SHAFFER 55 Blocker St. Ridgeley, W.V. 26753 tps Track 9, 10, Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Vo-Tech 11, 12 (Air Condition and Refrigeration), VICA Club 11. ge i VONDA KAY SHIPLEY He Rt. 2, Box 142-C Sith, Keyser, W.V. 26726 i ae MAT 10, 11, 12, Pep Club 10, Drama Club 12, Year6ook Staff 11, Senior Steering Committee, Rifle ar. Squad 9, 10 (Co-Capt.), 11, 12 (Capt.), County Math Field Day 9, 10, 11, 12, Regional Math Field Day 11, 12, Miss Falcon (First Runner-Up), Prom Committee 11. RROL LYNN SHOOK Rt. 1, Box 402 Ridgeley, W.V. 26753 Football 9, Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12, Model Rocket Club 9, Class ball 10, 11, 12, Intramurals 10, 11, 12, Jr. Class Play, Varsity Club Committee 11, Yearbook 12, Science Fair 9, 10, Ski Club 11. Coach), Basket- scort 11, Prom JOHN WESLEY SHREVE Rt. 1, Box 164-C W.V. 26726 19, Track Manager 9, FFA 9, 10, 11, 12, - Pg set = 3 eh Mae VID SHRIVER, Il Kim V. Smith Joseph K. Spangler Tina M. Spangler Mark D. Summers “Kim” “Spanky” “Tina” “Mark” ia % ] Janet S. Sutton James E. Tallman Kathlyn M. Taylor Stacey K. Thompson “‘Janet”’ ‘‘Eddie”’ “Kathy” “Stacy” a aw 7 Donald W. Tipton, Ill Nona D. Tipton Matthew A. Tucker Richard S. Turley sal Bh ““Nona’”’ “Matt” “Scott” 42 KIM VICTORIA SMITH Le Rt. 1, Box 18 ae : Fort Ashby, W.V. 26719 Spee es AFS 9, Basketball 10, Pep Club 10, Tennis 11, 12, Prom Princess Candidate 11, Art Club 11, Art Honor Society 11, Jr. Class Play, Saturday Nite Live Cast 11, Miss Falcon Contestant 12, Drama = Club 12, Sr. Class Play, Carol Burnett Cast 12, Sweetheart Queen 12, Newspaper Staff 11, 12 ‘ (Ed.). JOSEPH KEITH SPANGLER 43 Third Ave. Ridgeley, W.V. 26753 ‘ Pig eee DECA 11, 12 (Pres.), RioteatSphy: 11, Class Tourastienits 11. Bit tee Ee cy TINA MARIE SPANGLER MARK DAVID SUMMERS ___ rt Sia dail a ea cach, Pod age = ms P. O. Box. sh Fort Ashby, W.V. 26719 mei’ Wrestling 9, tor Track 9, 10. JANET SUSAN SUTTON Rt. 2, Box 442 Ridgeley, W.V. 26753 Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Band 9, 10, 11, 12, FCS 9, Art Club 10, 11 (Parliamentarian), 12 (Sec.), Sr. Steering Committee 12, Art Honor Society 10, 11, 12 (Vice-Pres.). JAMES EDWARD TALIMAN Rt. 1, Box 22 Ridgeley, W.V. 26753 ATHLYN MICHELE TAYLOR len. Del. iley Ford, W.V. 26767 ACEY KAY THOMPSON . 1, Box 482 dgeley, WeV. 26753 ind 9, 10, 119 12, Honor Guard 10, 11, 12, FCS 9, Pep GI D icer 9 (Treas.), Newspaper Staff 12, Sr. Steering Co 12, Class ONALD WILBERT TIPTON, III P.O. Box 69 dgeley, W.V. men , 2 10, 11, 12, Vo-Tech)Radio-T ? . ats i ; s 10, 11, Statisticia Kimberly E. Twigg Douglas A. Wagoner “Weiner” 44 “Twiggy” Ricky B. Wine “Ranger Rick” Alvin L. VanMeter, Jr. ws “Butch”’ Jeffrey L. Welker “Welk” Terri C. Zimmers “Terri” Tammy L. VanMeter “Tammy” Barry G. Wh “Bear” ite 7 “| y. Kimberly A. Vaughn NOT PICTURED Kevin George Wayne Moorehead Robert Rawlings William Snoberger Mark White Timothy Winfield “Kim” Cheryl A. Whiteman “Cheryl” KEMBERLY EUNICE TWIGG Rt. 1, Box 390 Ridgeley, W.V. 26753 FHA 9, Chorus 9, Class Tournaments 10, Pep Club 10, Ski Club 11, AFS 10, 12, Prom Commi ttee. ALVIN LEE VANMETER, JR. 11 Mineral St. Ridgeley, W.V. 26753 TAMMY LISA VANMETER Rt. 2, Box 87-D Ridgeley, W.V. 26753 Travel Club 9, Pep Club 10, Honor Guard 10, Jr. Class Play, Class Officer 11 (Sec-.), 12 (Sec.), DECA 11, 12 (Treas.), Prom Princess Candidate 11, AFS 11, Sr. Class Play, Sweetheart Queen Contestant 12, Drama Club 12, Drama Club Play 12, Homecoming Queen Contestant 12. KIMBERLY ANN VAUGHN Rt. 2, Box 117 Ridgeley, W.V. 26753 Band 9, 10, 11, Pep Club 10, Drama Club 11, 12 (Treas.), MAT 10, 11, 12 (Treas.), Class Tour- naments 9, 10, 11, Prom Committee 11, Homecoming Queen Candidate 12, FCS 9, Newspaper 11, Student Council 11, Jr. Class Play, Sr. Class Play, Drama Club Play 11, 12. DOUGLAS ALLAN WAGONER Rt. 2, Box 190 Ridgeley, W.V. 26753 Cross Country 9, 10, Band 9, 10, 11, Basketball 9, 10, 11, Track 9, 10, 11, 12, Drama Club Play 11, 12, Jr. Class Play, Sr. Class Play, MAT 10, 11, Chess Club 9, 10. JEFFERY LYNN WELKER P.O. Box 26 Patterson Creek, W.V. 26746 Basketball 9 (Capt.), 10, Baseball 10, 11, 12, Football 9, FFA 9, Baseball All-Tournament Team 11, All State Team 11, MAT 9, 10, 11, 12, Intramurals 9, 10, 11, 12, Class Tournaments 11, 12. BARRY GENE WHITE Rt. 2, Box 801 Ridgeley;W.V. 26753 Miss Falcon Escort 12, Class Tournaments 9, 12, Football 9, 10, 11, 12, Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12, Basketball 10, Ski Club 11, Varsity Club 9, 10, 11, Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12 (Sgt. at Arms). CHERYL ANN WHITEMAN P.O. Box 170 Ridgeley, W.V. 26753 RICKY BLAINE WINE Rt. 2, Box 125 Ridgeley, W.V. 26753 TERRI CORRINE ZIMMERS Rt. 1, Box 257 Ridgeley, W.V. 26753 45 46 Claudio Arce Venegas is the 1981-82 A.F.S. student at Frankfort High School. His hometown is San Antonio de Belen, Costa Rica, which is a small industrialized town about one-half the size of Cumberland, Md. There he lives with his mother, Aracelly, and his father, Edwardo, who works as a market manager. Claudio has two sisters, Gabriela, 14, and Milagro, 13, and one brother, Eduin, who is 16 years old. During his stay in the U.S., Claudio’s host family is the Robert Cooper family, who live in Fort Ashby, WV. Claudio enjoys playing all sports except football, which is not played in his home country. He especially likes basketball, as he played on his high school team in Costa Rica. Claudio also took part this year in intramural basketball here at Frankfort as a member of the “War Pigs.”’ Claudio decided he would like to come to the United States as a part of the A.F.S. program to gain a better understanding of the English language and to learn more about American culture. He will very much miss the many new friends he has made during his experience in the United States. Juniors... One step from the top, the class of '83 are geared up for the year ahead. This year they worked hard and displayed their school spirit by winning big at homecoming. With a lot of hard work, they provided a prom to be long remembered by the Seniors, knowing that the next one is their's. B. Adams J. Adams M. Aldridge D. Alkire C. Appel T. Ashenfelter D. Baker K. Baldwin S. Barnes A. Belcher S. Benson C. Bittner K. Blaugh D. Bower B. Bowers D. Bowers D. Bradley D. Brooke P. Bunner R. Campbell C. Chaney K. Chase M. Chase L. Collins R. Combs G. Cooper L. Crider D. Crock K. Daigle R. Davis K. Detrick T. Detrick D. Dodrill P. Dolly P. Douthitt S. Dowden 47 A. Eckard T. Evans T. Fisher L. Flanagan A. Forebeck D. Fout S. Fox M. Freeman G. Fryer L. Funkhouser B. Ganoe T. Garver B. George J. Getz S. Gray M. Haines L. Harness M. Hartman T. Henry J. Hershberger K. Hill R. Hill D. Holt K. Howser L. Huff K. Hunsicker D. Imler L. Jackson T. Joura A, Judy P. Kenney K. Kerns T. Kosanic B. Krantz T. Lang R. Lawler B. Lease M. Linn D. Lloyd J. Love J. Lowery P. Lowery 48 T. Lynch J. Malone R. Maloney P. McDonald R. Merritt D. Mickey_ S. Milliron B. Moreland P. Moreland S. Moreland J. Morris D. Moss E. Mull W. Murray S. Nelson D. Neppl G. Nield A. Nine D. Oates E. O'Brien L. Owens L. Peer C. Phares R. Phillips A. Poland C. Riggleman B. Riley D. Ritchie L. Robertson B. Robinette 49 D. Rogers K. Ross J. Rowe R. Ruckman T. Sabers J. Sachs T. Scarlett T. Scott R. Shaffer L. Shanholtzer D. Shatzer K. Shay A. Sibley D. Simpson C. Sisler L. Sites C. Smiley R. Smith D. Snyder T. Snyder J. Squires J. Staggs K. Stangle R. Tansill D. Taylor J. Tipton C. Twigg S. Twigg D. Tysinger T. Umstot 50 R. Viney T. VonHagel K. Wagoner R. Wagoner R. Welch M. Wertz V. Wetzel J. Whiteman B. Wilson F. Wolfe L. Wolf C. Wolford D. Zollner President — Carmen Phares Vice President — Pam Moreland Secretary — Rhonda Merritt Treasurer — Jodi Hershberger Not Pictured: M. Barker D. Crane L. Dove C. Harbaugh C. Malone S. Smith E. Snyder B. Tribute C. Williams 51 J. Aldridge K. Anderson J. Anderson S. Ashenfelter K. Bailey J. Bolyard L. Bosley D. Bradley M. Brant W. Brooke T. Browning J. Buser L. Buser C. Carder J. Carder G. Chaplain H. Clark M. Clayton M. Clayton K. Combs A. J. Comer M. Corwell K. Cosner S. Cosner A. Coyle R. Crabtree T. Daigle A. Davis C. Deahl K. Deetz B. Delozier C. Demetropdous M. Dennison L. Deremer K. Detrick L. Detrick 52 Sophomores... Two years have passed and we anxiously await the third, looking forward to being in the upper class of Frankfort. No more first period P.E. and worrying about how our hair looks the rest of the day. Hop- ing to get lucky enough to be asked to the prom (next year we do the asking). Two years down and only two more to go. B. England J. Evans C. Fisher D. Flanagan L. Fox J. Frankland K. Gilbert S. Grogg C. Hahn M. Haines B. Hall W. Harness B. Hill M. Hill A. Hinkle K. Hudson C. Johnson J. Johnson L. Johnson J. Judy R. Keplinger C. Kesner T. Kesner W. Ketterman T. Kimble K. Kline A. Lambert D. Lamp T. Lantz A. Lark 53 M., Lark J. Lechliter T. Lechliter M. Liller E. Lindner T. Llewellyn T. Lloyd T. Logsdon M. Long M. Lord K. Lowery P. Malone T. Malone W. Malone K. Manges V. Mason C. McDonald G. McDonald K. McDonald D. McKeown P. Meadows T. Metzger J. Miltenberger T. Moore M. Moreland T. Murphy S. Myers J. Nester D. Northcraft R. Parsons E. Patterson R. Paul K. Peterson P. Price D. Pyles J. Pyles T. Pyles T. Ramsey T. Riggleman M. Riggs R. Roby C. Rosenberg 54 K. Rowe M. Rummer S. Rummer M. Saville P. Scully K. Senn C. Shaffer D. Sheets E. Shepherd M. Shipe S. Shook T. Simpson M. Sirbaugh C. Slater D. Smith J. Smith S. Smith J. Snyder B. Snyder K. Stump J. Summers S. Summers N. Sutton J. Tipping T. Tipton P. Tomlison M. Trail T. Turner 55 M. Weaver W. Welch D. Wentling J. Whetzel J. White K. Whittington V. Wilson R. Wine D. Winfield K. Wolfe M. Wolford R. Wonders T. Wotring E. Wright K. Zirk T. Fisher 56 Not Pictured: E. Bonner R. Day H. Fout B. Hodge G. Jones G. Kimble R. McCarty P. Peer L. Rawlings M. Winterstine D. Young President — Anita Lark Vice President — John Lechliter Secretary — Helen Clark Treasurer — Sandra Shook Freshmen... The year 1985 seemed a long way off for the Freshman class. Their first few days here were spent getting used to new faces and finding their way to strange classrooms. But they came a long way ina short time. Showing a lot of school spirit, winning spirit yells and working hard on their homecoming float, they promise a great future for F.H.S. M. Abe K. Alkire K. Alt T. Arbogast J. Ayers A. Bladwin S. Barncord K. Barnes B. Beverlin R. Bishop M. Bittinger J. Boatman B. Bohrer T. Bosley D. Bower C. Bradshaw D. Bradshaw F. Bradshaw B. Brant L. Brown D. Bunner C. Buser B. Capel E. Clark P. Clark D. Comer C. Cosner G. Cousins T. Crites K. Dennison D. Dixon M. Dyche L. Evans S. Felton A. Fertig S. Fisher 57 K. Glanagan W. Flenner D. Foreback M. Ford K. Fout B. Freeland J. Gallen C. George G. Gillespie D. Giovinali K. Grapes M. Grose K. Hawse J. Henry L. Herriott L. Herbaugh M. Hershberger B. Hickey T. Higson B. Hodges M. Huggins L. Humberson K. Hutt M. Johnson J. Jones S. Judge C. Kendrick J. Kenney L. Kesner P. Kesner 58 M. Kimble R. Kimble L. Lambert K. Lease R. Lease S. Lee M. Leedon K. Lewis E. Litton R. Llewellyn C. Logsdon R. Long W. Long R. Malone C. Martin R. McCarty J. McCullough J. McDonald M. McDonald A. McKeown C. McTaggart T. Mickey R. Miller S. Miller M. Milleson B. Mongold B. Montgomery M. Moran M. Moss R. Mull B. Mullennex D. Myers W. Myers A. Natale R. Nelson K. Nester R. Oates M. O'Neal M. Oster M. Owens S. Peer M. Peterson 59 T. Petry D. Phillips R. Powers L. Pyles P. Pyles K. Ray Y. Raynor K. Rector R. Rhodes R. Riley P. Rhoman K. Ruckman T. Ryan B. Ryan C. Scott D. Sears A. Seeders C. Shaffer C. Shawen M. Shay R. Shepherd L. Sherman J. Shipley B. Simpson C. Simpson H. Sites M. Smiley P. Smith B. Snyder D. Snyder G. Spangler D. Steele R. Suesse L. Summers D. Twigg G. Twigg K. Vaughn L. Wagoner M. Wagoner M. Wagoner R. Wertz W. White 60 2% ucocur Pl r ] 4 4 i, x . -) | Not Pictured: L. Bishop W. Cottrill C. Emerick R. Flanagan P. Maloney S. McTaggart P. Peer R. Powers D. Shreve J. Weasenforth J. Wilson A. Young President — Lee Brown ‘Vice President — Kim Grapes Secretary — Laura Humberson Treasurer — Diane Giovinali K. Whiteman B. Whittington T. Wigfield B. Wiley B. Wolfe D. Wolfe D. Wolfe L. Wolfe 45) D. Wolford J. Wolford M, Wright E. Young J. Zirk 61 School Personnel Carol Jenkins James Pingley Donald Knotts Brenda Sidley Secretary Principal Vice-Principal Secretary Charlotte Adkins Jerome Altobello Tony Amato Paulette Athey Guidance Math Science French English John Barger Pat Brakeall Jane Campbell P.E. Health P.E. Yearbook Math Learning Disability Linda Carder Scott Cather Daniel Ellifritz James Fazzalore English ; Industrial Arts American Studies Social Studies Tim Foley Mark Gerstel Arlyn Haslacker Doris Herbaugh Math Distributive Ed. Vo. Ag. Typing Business 62 William Hipkiss Larry Hutzell Beverly Johnson Edie Laughlin ° Guidance Psychology History Art Spanish English Harold Lynch Bill Manning Pat Martin Rita Nelson Chemistry Physics Biology Math English Greg Phillips Jon Robertson DuWane Sandlin Rebecca Sellers Driver Education Learning Disability Music English Journalism Mildred Shepp Keith Sutton Larry Troutman Roberta Unger Home Economics Social Studies Social Studies Special Ed. Carol Wilson Lloyd Winters Rob Woy Cooks: Jean Shafferman, Donna Lambert, Peg Librarian English Science P.E. Sidaway, Bonnie Dowden (sub), Absent From Picture: Kay Llewellyn. Janitors: Rick Heavner, Melvin Dowden, and Nelson Estep. 63 Whether on the football field or on the ten- nis court, we practiced and sweated endless hours striving to be the best. Getting home from practice after six didn’t allow much time to eat and do all of the homework the teachers expected us to do. Climbing out of bed with stiff necks and sore legs seemed to be worthwhile when we won a game or our own event. Although we didn’t win as much as we wanted to, we were proud of our achievements. Sandy Ashenfelter has a narrow lead in the 400 meter dash. Jimmy Rowe uses a reverse pancake in order to beat his opponent. Pride in the Lisa Owens spikes the ball over while Sherri Sarver Tyler Scott takes a shot against Fort Hill. looks on. te icipa We Part Corinda Reall keeps the ball away from the hands of our rivals, Keyser. 65 _ 4 2 ‘ pea : { a= J ‘ : ee, we = Row 1: M. Sirbaugh, E. Shy J f an,-C. Humberson, D. Miltenber J. Lechliter Row 2: M. ’ Sabers, T. Riggleman, D. § off LB. White, T. Moreland, S. Ke S.Depnison, R. McDonald, E. Grapes Row 3: T. Buser, L. D. Baker, S. Gray, 7, ickey, T. Scott, J. Lowery, G a fi R. Campbell, S. Milliron Row 4: J. Miltenberger, C. lifg, S. Cosner, S. Gragg, D. Northcraft, T. Pyles, K. D 5 am, M. Weaver, A. Davis, J. Summers, R. Keplinger ¥ his : a The Frankfort F. : rT son wit tthe Falc 2 : two in a ré Falcons 9 Mountainee J rated team t games w breaking log s Awesome Offense T. Scott, R. Coffman, J. Rowe, D. Peer, T. VonHagel, D. Baker, T. Moreland, C. Appel, J. Lowery, B. White, S. Grogg. Doomsday Defense 67 68 Captains The 1981 captains played a major part in Falcon football. The captains called key signals on crucial plays sent in from the bench. The seniors as well as the captains helped keep the Falcon pride alive. The cap- tains, Tim Moreland, Robert Coffman and Barry White did an excellent job in the leaders role on and off the field. Super Brian Barnes Randy Browning Tim Buser Robert Coffman Steve Dennison Mike Sabers Rick McDonald Brett Scott Barry White 69 70 ALL PVC. - Ralph Campbei tS 72 Barry White ‘ 74 Des Barry White, one of Frankfort High School's most exciting and outstanding athletes, received the thrill of a foot- ball player in his senior year. He was selected by a unanimous vote as running back on the Class AA All-State foot- ball team in West Virginia. The following statistics, along with his great attitude, determination and team leader- ship, were impressive enough to earn Barry the state honor. He gained 1307 yards, scored 117 points, kicked 3 field goals, and 19 extra points! Barry’s football career began when he was a pee-wee player for the Ridgeley Mini-Hawks. As a Ridgeley Ram he was the leader in rushing and scoring in the Cumberland Area Youth Football League. The William Bruce Memorial Award for the outstanding player in the league was presented to him when he completed his career as a Ram. His outstanding high school career began as a Freshman at Frankfort when he started as both a defensive and an offen- sive player. Honors during his four years as a Falcon include the following: All-Area second team in his sophomore year; Special Mention All-State, All Potomac Valley Conference team, and All-Area team in his junior year and in his senior year along with the All-State honor came All-Potomac Valley Conference team and All-Area team. Barry will be a great asset to any college football team. Junior Varsity Row 1: J. Iilieritenoes, S. Gray, T. Wadia. J. Summers, J. Lechliter, M. Sirbaugh Row 2: D. Northcraft, R. Keplinger, T. Pyles, S. Cosner, A. Davis, M. Weaver, Row 3: L. Maloney, L. Johnson, K. Detrick, E. Shepard, C. Rosenberg Record: 7-0 Freshmen FRANKFORT Le FRANKFORT A 20 487 -hi0 habs ares Row 1: P. Maloney, C. Buser, R. Shepard, M. Huggins, B. Borher, K. Whiteman, B. Kimble, R. Long. Row 2: D. Wolford, G. Cousins, B. Mullennex, D. Dixon, R. Suesse, C. Scott, B. Leedom, R. Riley Record: 8-0 PVL Champs 73 1981 Lady Falcons : PAK aa. FO BERS DIS Oy saphttyy OSE0y_ dL P ¥ G5 «Hills gona oe i | | 43 y 119 8 ' g) g 8 as be ae = 44 Ns faa wh Row 1: T. neste! L. Fox, T. Joura, T. Metzger Row 2: K. Stangle, K. Blauch, S. Ashenfelter, C. Reall, T. ‘aaah M. Lark, K. Kerns, J. Hershberger, Coach Pat Brakeall Record: 13-7 : Row 1: R. Mull, D. Bradshaw, J. Shipley, E. Litton Row 2: L. Fox, R. McCarty, T. Synder, M. Lark, T. Joura, T. Metzger, Coach Pat Brakeall Record: 9-4 74 Their hard work and ee shined t The Falcon capt Senior, Kelly Ker ahs LS BASKETB, A S==KELY SPRINGS INSBURG IRE PRINGS ERSBURG = GARDEN AST HARDY � =A_GARDEN ly girl | shave leaving the m this yéar is Corinda Real, SS ibolved with basketball all bes oo � Cote She 1 Falconettes Kelly Kerns and Theresa Lynch were selected as members on the All P.V.C. team. Both girls were juniors this past year and will return next year for the Falcons. RON RON Codie Reall on the rebound against a tough Keyser team. 76 Theresa Lynch is up for two under Keyser pressure. Kim Blauch off the floor for an aggressive defense. In Action An in-bounds ball play; but where's the ball. Falcon girls Codie Reall and Kelly Kerns contributing to a winning effort. ‘ Lynch up for two! 77 78 81-82 P.V.C. Champs = § ewig) or MA 4 Mice Tsuen HazousN 004: ‘ee FALCONS ALCO’ 5 _ Row 1: B. Cunningham, T. Riggleman, R. Hill, L. Shook, J. Lowrey, J. Tipton, J. Manning. Row 2: Coach Sutton, D. Baker, P. Moreland, T. Pyles, C. Tansil, T. Scott, E. Dersin, B. Dayton, Coach Phillips, Coach Foley. The 1981-82 Falcon Varsity Basketball Team finished a successful season with a 14-8 record. The team started the season by winning two in a row before being halted by the number one team in the area, Fort Hill. The Falcons entertaining their own annual Christmas Tournament were stopped again in the first round by University High. They won the consolation game over George Mason to obtain third place. Starting their win- ning ways again the Falcons won three in a row before losing two in a row to Keyser and Moorefield. Now half way through their season, the Falcons went on a tear by winning seven in a row, one against Keyser, this was the first time they had beaten the Golden Tornado since 1979. Rated number four in the area, Frankfort faced number one rated Fort Hill and again were edged 56-53. The team then traveled to Moorefield and avenged an earlier loss by crushing the Yellow Jackets. The Falcons ended their regular season by losing two in a row to Hampshire and Jefferson. In the Sectional tournament the Falcons were upset by Petersburg in overtime 70- 66. With their successful record, the team won a share of the P.V.C. title and were also the Mineral County League Champions. Shooting Stars pitiine 7 l iD =e — aS Seer oe Barry Dayton — Captain Eric Dersin — Captain Phil Moreland Lynny Shook The five seniors, who finished their high school basketball career at Frankfort, enjoyed their last season at Frankfort. Each member was proud to have been a part of the team and each player shared some exciting moment. Every member on the squad had their mind and heart set on going to the state basketball tournament. It was a major disappointment to the seniors when the dream of a state championship came up short. 79 80 Eric Dersin plays tough defense against Fort Hills Bruce Hymes. Falcons Jeff Lowery shoots for two. Tyler Scott attempts a shot as Eric Dersin looks on. Lynny Shook drives around his cousin Rich Shook of Fort Hill. Tyler Scott attempts a shot Golden Tornado. against the ee Barry Dayton drives against Keyser’s Eric | Tyler Scott selected first team P.V.C. and Green. honorable mention, All Area. . MR.BI Po |} Un oid £01 s Barry Dayton attempts a shot against Keyser's Damon Bateson. STATS. Seated: R. Roby, D. Bower, and L. Hitt. Standing: J. Shipley, S. Shook, L. Huff and L. Harness 81 Row 1: M. Sirbaugh, S. Grogg, J. Lechliter, K. McDonald. Row 2: J. Pyles, M. Weaver, C. Rosenberg, M. Lord, D. Smith, B. Lease Freshman Basketball Row 1: M. Huggins, B. Boher, M. Bittinger, K. Alkire, K. Rector, L. Wolfe. Row 2: M. Leedom, R. Suesse, L. Brown, D. Dixon, C. Scott, D. Shreve 82 | ae Varsity Matmen Row 1: E. Young, P. Douthitt, G. Fryer, R. Ruchman, M. Linn, C. Apple. Row 2: Coach Lantz, J. Summers, M. Sabers, D. Peer, L. Maloney, J. Rowe, D. “orthcraft, Coach Bowen J.V. Matmen ®ew 1-H. Sites, J. Jones, B. Hodges, M. Hershberger, B. Simpson, B. White, G. Spangler, B. Hill. Row 2: Coach Lantz, G. McDonald, T. Ryan, R. Ohler, C. Sumberson, T. Logsdon, E. Mull, B. Lechliter The Varsity and Junior Varsity wrestlers’ teams completed the 1981-82 season with a winning record. The Squad, which = only losing five seniors, is looking forward to another successful season in the oncoming year. Captains Dave Peer and “erk Linn led themselves and three others to the State Wrestling Tournament with Linn finishing fourth. 83 Matman in Action Eddie Young uses a “‘tight waste”’ vs. Fort Hill. Rich Ruchman competing at the Frankfort Quadrangulars against a sentinel matman. Jimmy Rowe successfully blocks a “‘syracuse’’ move Darren Synder — Manager against Keyser. 84 Dave Peer Mike Sabers Roy Ohler Chuck Humberson Captains — Dave Peer, Mark Linn 85 1982 Spikers The girls started off with some disappointing losses. As the season progressed the team showed great improvement. Overall they ended up 3rd in the P.V.C. and with a still impressive 6-6 record. This year they molded new talent and hopeful prospects for the future. ACO: : Row 1: Sherri Sarver, Lori Brown, Row 2: Debbie Shatzer, Stat., Karen Senn, Helen Clark, Karen Norman, Trina Metzger, Lisa Lambert, Row 3: Theresa Joura, Stat., Cindy Silber, Sonya Twigg, Lisa Owens, Sandy Ashenfelter, Cindy Wolford, Coach Brakeall Senior members of the team from left to right: Lori Brown, recipient of the All P.V.C. award, Sherri Sarver, and Cindy Silber. 86 Ashenfelter and Owens up for a block. Sonya Twigg and Lisa Owens go up in unison for a block. A bump shot from Lori Brown. Right: Lori Brown and Sherri Sarver were the senior captains for the girls. They led the team toa 6 record season final. Sandy Ashenfelter blocks a spike from a Keyser Tornado with the help of Cindy Silber. 87 Falcon . ; , . Pr oe —— WS Sx iw ie Bossy Sout ey Set u 5 = a ee i Ree R. 1: R. Riley, B. Whittington, C. Humbertson, T. Ryan, K. Nester, J. Boatman, D. Sears, J. Johnson R. 2: V. Mason, K. Hill, M. Aldridge, R. Ohler, S. Kerns, R. Viney, C. Appel, G. Chaplin, T. Ashenfelter, D. Wagoner R. 3: C. Paul, C. Rosenberg, M. Moreland, B. Bower, R. Tansil, R. Browning, M. Sabers, B. Moreland, B. Lechliter, S. Turley, Coach Cathers Michele Bradley Lori Brown 88 Randy Browning Chuck Humberson Steve Kerns Trackers ‘ Penis 3 ‘ See 2 ay . . , ; i, ip pels hi ee Ms Gast ' pa RR a RRR a oti (a dak Bhatia filial 2 x 2k R. 1: M. Shay, Y. Raynor, C. Kenderick, A. Young, J. Wolford, J. Shipley, L. Fox, L. Lambert, T. Mickey, R. Mull R. 2: F. Wolfe, S. Ashenfelter, L. Brown, M. Bradley, L. Owens, T. Metzger, B. Hall, B. Young, Coach Brakeall Brian Lechliter Carl Paul Mike Sabers Scott Turley Doug Wagoner 89 A perfect hand-off by the team of Young and Shipley. This good hurdling form of Lechliter earned him a spot in the State Track Meet in Charleston. Scott Turley's high jumping abilities earned him awards and a trip to state. Ashenfelter and Sabers pushing hard to win. Linda Wolf pushing for the finish. GIRLS TRACK RECORDS 2 Mile Relay 1977 12:55 Smith, Bradley, Hill, Vanmeter 110 Low Hurdles 1978 17.6 C. Felton 200 M. Dash 1978 27.0 J. Shafferman 100 M. Dash 1979 11.8 C. Coombe 330 Hurdles 1979 52.7 J. Synder 1600 M. Run 1979 5:11.7 B. Smith 400 M. Relay 1980 53.5 Silber, Bartles, Twigg, Coombe 800 M. Run 1980 2:46 C. Ritchie 800 M. Relay 1980 1:54.4 Silber, Bartles, Huggins, Coombe Mile Relay 1980 4:24 Lynch, Twigg, Smith, Meadows 3200 M. Run 1981 13:04 L. Owens Shot 1981 32'2 K. Kerns Discus 1981 91 1Y2 K. Kerns 400 M. Dash 1982 1:03 S. Ashenfelter STATE QUALIFIERS. R. 1: Y. Rainor, J. Wolford, L. Fox, S. niienieaea | ae —_—-— Ashenfelter, T. Mickey, J. Shipley, A. Young R. 2: M. Alderidge, High Jump sn Ty : Fox B. Moreland, B. Lechliter, M. Bradely, S. Turley, L. Owens, K. Hang simp : BOYS TR ae ee eAshentelles Hill, S. Kerns, D. Wagoner. 100 Yd. Dash 1977 10.4 A. Moreland Discus 1977 1197 C. Lockard 200 M. Dash 1978 23.6 A. Moreland 400 M. Dash 1978 52.4 Rod Hutzell 110 M. Hurdles 1978 15.1 R. Fisher 165 M. Low Hurdles 1978 20.3 R. Hutzell Inter. Hurdles 1978 42.4 R. Hutzell 400 M. Relay 1978 45.8 Stier Lag ro STATISTICIANS: Donna Wolford, Hutzell ; Pole Vault 1978 116 H. Brakeall Moss, Melissa Lark, D. Brakeall Tammy Detrick, Dawn Long Jump 1978 2l’ D. Wolford Doddrill Triple Jump 1978 41 91 72 D. Wolford : Shot Put 1978 48’ R, Fisher 400 M. Dash 1979 52.4 G. Hamilton 800 M. Run 1979 2:05.1 G. Hamilton 3200 M. Run 1980 10:46 D. Lloyd Mile Relay 1981 3:47.8 Sabers, Turley, Kerns, Morris 100 M, Dash 1982 11.8 M. Sabers 1600 M. Run 1982 4:54 S. Kerns 800 M. Relay 1982 1:38.5 Moreland, Ohler Browning, Sabers 2 Mile Relay 1982 8:40 Hill, Wagoner Kerns, Aldridge Shuttle Hurdle 1982 1:01 Lechliter, Sabers, Relay Moreland, Turley High Jump 1982 6'3 S. Turley Y i Y ov ed co) mie U © yn wv 2 — - oOo c 0 a © ws D co = 25 Za cu -— 22 fa 23 ”n wv 2e c wo bf oa Buy + 2 t SY “ a 2d ce ow 6 nx as a ee Cc Es 28 E = r= io) = r.)) £ build-up of losses is certain to attain a high rate of achievement. R. 1: Jim Rowe, A. J. Comer, Jim Buser, Merle Gross R. 2: Bobby McCarty, Greg Long, Brian Lease, Dave Baker, Coach Woy R. 1: Kim Smith, Rae Llewllyn R. 2: Kelly Kerns, Wendy Welch, Theresa Lynch, Becky Ganoe Not Pictured: Sus Nelson and Paula Price 91 A smashing backhand by Brian Lease. AWS Kim Smith rallies for her win! A perfect net play by Bobby McCarty. 92 A perfect return by Kelly Kerns. Down Greg Long makes a brilliant for his point. 93 Falcon Baseball R. 1: B. Bohrer, S. Grogg, R. Shepherd, M. Bittinger, E. Shepherd, J. Pyles, W. Murray R. 2: M. Hartman, J. Lowery, S. Barncord, J. Tipton, D. Peer, L. Shook, B. Barnes R. 3: T. Moreland; E. Dersin, C. Malone, P. Moreland, B. White, J. Welker, Coach Barger r CAPTAINS. Lynny Shook Barry White, Eric Dersin STATISTICIAN. Todd Riggleman 94 Brian Barnes Eric Dersin Tim Moreland Dave Peer Lynny Shook Jeff Welker Barry White ep PEE PION Oo! TSE OME 96 Je Rem apy pores ery, _ East r Petersbu Jefferson May May 7 Sectional — Tournament: May 10-22 _ Berkley Springs oF ; Paw Paw 15-1 Musselman 7-4 Berkley Springs 5-1 Moorefield 3-4 % 97 Catch That FALCON SPIRIT Behind all those rowdy football games and exciting basketball games, is a squad of six girls who spent long hours of hard practicing and many fundraisers, to cheer our Fantastic Falcons on to a Victorious season. Throughout the summer, these girls spent many hours in the hot sun preparing for a very full year ahead. Along with the practices at school, they also attended a cheerleading camp held at West Virginia Wesleyan College. At this camp the girls spent four days and four nights learning new chants and cheers to help promote the spirit at Frankfort High School. The cheerleaders were awarded two 2nd and 3rd place awards in competitions held nightly. Even though there were pulled muscles and shin splints, they were very proud of their achievements. After what seemed like a very short summer, it was back to school to show the other squads and the student body what they had learned. This task was accomplished slowly but surely starting with ‘“Meet the Squad” night. Between cheering the Football team on to a winning season, and doing the same for the Basketball team, they had a very busy schedule. But, through all the hard work and tiring trips, they each gained a year to long be Remembered! hs Rg NUS OD aig Coes fh Kat te 4 Top to Bottom: Dawn Dodrill, Robin Smith, Jennifer Martz, Cindy Chaney, Susan Nelson, Rhonda Skidmore. After a long day of learning many cheers, time is taken to “‘goof-off’’ and rest before competition starts. Our cheerleaders show their spirit on and off the floor, as they are shown here on a break. A long week of camp has finally come to an end. Although there were a lot of good times and friends made here, all are ready to go home to their own beds and friends. 98 of Jennifer Martz — Capt. Rhonda Skidmore “Young Spirit Leaders’ JUNIOR VARSITY The spirit for Frankfort High School doesn’t stop with the Varsity Cheerleaders. Oh No! The underclassmen go at it just as hard Saat seaman keeping the spirit and enthusiasm high Ts in hearts of our young athletes and their fans. “ ae ea apa bm Left to Right: Kris M anges, Paula Price, Jennifer Bolyard. FRESHMEN VARSITY Il Top to Bottom: Linda Wolf Julie Tipping Susie Peer Kelly Bailey Ae Rhy, Wa oe � CF Sythe GAR SE SES (INEM Oe Pm SOOM tae BNE NR? Row 1: Trina Mickey, Brenda Wolf Row 2: Trish Petry Row 3: Diane Givoniali 99 Michelle Bradley and Carmen Phares make The Jazz Band provides a different style of music for a basketball pep rally. hoagies for the band's hoagie sale. Almost everyone in school participates in one activity or another. Each organization is important in its own way. In the fall Miss Falcon is chosen and everyone looks forward to participating in their class play. The band is busy entering competitions and capturing everyone's at- tention during halftime. In the spring everyone is hoping to get a date for the big social event of the year, the prom. Different clubs give students a variety of activities to choose from. Each person is proud of the organization in which he or she participates. much needed exercises. Pride in the 100 AFS club members stop to welcome students from other countries. Patricia Johnson and Susie Nelson discuss class tournaments during a student council meeting. Organizations 101 Senior Class Favorites... Biggest Browns... Mary Mason Barry White Cutest Couple... Tammy VanMeter Steve Dennison Best Looking... Jennifer Martz Todd Riggleman Typical F.H.S.... Michele Clayton David Rector a Class Clowns... Best All Around... Shawn Barncord, Debbie Huff, Brian Lechliter Vonda Shipley Shawn Barncord Most Studious. . . Most Missed... Stacey Thompson Trish Johnson Cary Cover Shawn Barncord 102 The Senior Class Favorites are chosen by the Seniors. They decide who has made some outstanding achievements or an impression on them throughout the year. The favorites range from those who are strait-laced and studious to others who are foot loose and fancy free. Most School Spirited. . . Debbie Huff Dave Shriver Quietest .. . Stacy Thompson Todd Flanagan pe Most Likely to Succeed. . . Barbara Brooks John Smith Best Dressed... Jennifer Martz David Rector Biggest Flirts... : Rhonda Skidmore Most Athletic. . . Bobby McCarty Corinda Reall Barry White Most Dependable .. . Best Personality ... Barbara Brooks Debbie Huff John Smith Brian Lechliter 103 ‘ ARE k Julie Hardy Lori Hitt Debbie Huff Robert Coffman Dave Peer - Barry White a Jenny Martz Mary Mason Dixie Plumlee Brett Scott Brian Barnes Steve Dennison 104 Mary Mason’s hard work during the summer months paid off as she was selected Miss Falcon VI on August 26, 1981. Through hoagie sales, chicken bar-b-ques and benefit dances, the ten contestants earned. When asked the questions, ‘‘Was it all worth it?’’ Mary replied, “I guess.” Vonda Shipley Rhonda Skidmore Kim Smith Todd Riggleman Timmy Moreland Randy Browning Cheryl Whiteman Jennifer Martz, second runner-up; Mary Mason, Miss Falcon VI and Vonda Shipley, First runner-up. Rick McDonald 105 Homecoming On the frigid evening of October 2, 1981 Patricia Johnson was crowned Miss Homecoming. Her escort was Shawn Barn- cord. The candidates, band members, and the capacity crowd watched the game with chattering teeth. Most of the football players (even though fired up) had numb fingers and feet. But through the sub-zero temperature we still cheered our Falcons on. Lesa Comer Trisha Johnson Eric Dersin Shawn Barncord Karen Norman Tammy VanMeter Kim Vaughn 106 Barry Dayton Donnie Tipton Dave Shriver ary a a Miss Sweetheart Beth Krantz, Miss Sweetheart 11 | ARPT he te a Ss ry Diane Givoniali, Miss Sweetheart 9 1982 brought a new tradition of Sweetheart Queens to Frankfort. Five girls were nominated from each grade to be voted on as Miss Sweetheart for their class. The members of each grade voted on their own ‘“‘sweetheart’’ and the four winners were crowned at the Sweetheart Dance which was held February 13. Music was provided by Norm Miller and the GO 106 Music Machine. 1962 Miss Sweetheart Candidates 107 Miss Pep Every year at the end of basketball season a girl is chosen as Miss Pep. The five contestants are nominated by the varsity cheerleaders. Qualifications for the girls are spirit, enthusiasm, and game attendance. This year Miss Pep was crowned at the Frankfort Jefferson basketball game. The student body thought Lisa Harness demonstrated the qualities of spirit so she was chosen as Miss Pep, 1982. Phyllis Zollner crowns Lisa Harness. Lisa's escort is | Michelle Bradley and her escort Dave Shriver. Bev Felton and her escort Mark Riggs. Micheal Huggins. aa Be Kelly Kerns and her escort David Baker. Theresa Lynch and her escort Dave Rector. The 1982 Miss Pep Contestants and their escorts. 108 The Drama Club performed their own version of the Carol Burnett Show on March 12, 1982. The cast included: D. Wagoner, T. VanMeter, L. Hitt, D. Crock, K. Vaughn, T. Johnson, B. Lechliter, B. Schoenadel, J. Staggs and B. Scott. Seated: K. Smith, S. Sarver, S. Barncord, C. Dematropolis, J. Smith, D. Comer, K. Bosely, F. Wolfe and G. Mace. Club Advisor, Mrs. Carder. The Senior Class Play, ‘Rest Assured” was performed Nov. 13, 1982. The cast included: Bev Felton, Brett Scott, Doug Wagoner, Tina Aguallo, Yvette Raley, Kim Vaughn, Brian Lechliter, Sherri Sarver and Lori Hitt. Seated: Michele Clayton, Shawn Barn- cord, Debbie Huff, Kim Smith, Roy Ohler, and Diane Rohman. Although the Junior Class Play was a success, no pictures were available. The Cast included: Caryn Sisler, Kim Detrick, Sonya Twigg, Dawn Dodrill, Richard Phillips, Charles Smiley, Kathy Shay, Lisa Peer, Donna Moss, Candi Wagoner, Teresa Joura, Terri Unstot and Julie Morris. The Advisors were Mr. Winters, Mrs. Martin, Miss Laughlin and Mrs. Johnson. 109 The Frankfort “‘Falcon’”’ Marching Band Gy : ;ankfo rt ‘ as ons oo no oe A PS For the past six years Frankfort has been known for its athletic organizations. While the area was busy watching Frankfort football and basketball the band was slowly mak- ing its way into the spotlight. The 1981-82 season brought a lasting reputation to the band. The ‘‘Nobody does it better’’ cliche came true for all of the band members. With the help of Steve Taylor, Rodney Powers, and Lorainne Eckard of the FHS band caught the “Mountaineer Spirit. ‘Your Mama” and the ‘Pride of Frankfort High School”’ were two sayings that were not easily forgotten. _ Hours were spent practicing after school and at band camp but none of the members put in more time than their director, DuWane Sandlin. He thought that writing the drills was difficult! Drilling them into the kids’ heads was the real task. The band would not be where it is today if it weren't for his dedication to the band program. Mr. Sandlin, the pride of the band members, the Band Booster Organization, and the support of the area all add up to one thing: Our band is number one! ‘‘And that's a fact Jack!” DRUM MAJORS. Conducting the band this year were Junior Drum Major Sonya Twigg and Senior Drum Major David Rector. Each year a junior is selected in order to gain the experience they will need for their senior year. Dave and Sonya did an outstanding job this year. FEATURE TWIRLER. This was Michele's fourth year as feature twirler for the marching band. She has been a twirling stu- dent of Denise Walker for seven years. Michele has won numerous awards and she was named the 1981 West Virginia State One, Two, and Three Baton Grand Champion. She hopes to continue twirling at West Virginia University in the fall. MAJORETTES. This year's majorette squad con- sisted of Cheryl Hahn, sophomore; Beth Krantz, junior; Mary Brant, sophomore; and Lisa Robertson, junior. These four twirlers won the Top Team Trophy at the Frostburg De Company Competition held in January. 111 | SILK SQUAD. Standing: L. Hitt, T. Scarlett, P. Smith, C. Dixon, D, Bower, T. Johnson, L. Collins, K. Petry, T. Wotring, S. Thompson and M. Barker. Kneel- ing: T. Evans, K. Rowe, V. Chaney, K. Norman, D. Holt and K. Ross. In the front are Captain, Robin Combs and Lieutenant, Lisa Harness. = he 2. : - si are ; Sri ctiaihg' at SS Fs == mee ae. = gee =a des ps Vt REY “th ee Se ra ee RE cecal RIFLE SQUAD. Back Row: B. Rice, K. Shay, Lieutenant, Bev Felton, C. Silber and T. Lechliter. Front Row: S. Felton, Captain, Vonda Shipley, K. Huggin and C. Sisler 112 The Falcon Band has taken the field in competition. “And that’s a fact Jack!” The percussion section warms up before the Preston County Buckwheat Festival. Bill Snyder, the trumpet section, and the drum line warm up with “Spirit of Spain.” abe ROT Larry Jackson and the trumpet section add a sound of excitement to the show. 113 Dave Rector and Sonya Twigg seem to think that these trophies are just a few more to add to the collection. The Falcon Band finished the year with more success. After working many months they were able to raise the money needed for the Six Flags Band Festival Competition in Jackson, NJ. The band received first place in their division and brought back awards for best drum majors, majorettes, color guard, and drum line. They were also named first runner-up in the entire competition. Con- gratulations, Band! Michele Clayton and the members of the rifle squad perform their hat dance to “Birdland.” 114 ranlitort J. Kaleons ele ee eof © ¢ CONCERT BAND. The concert band performs twice a year at the Christmas and Spring Concerts. Each year in May the band is required to attend the State Band Festival. The band has received superior ratings for the past three years. The concert band also won first place at the Strawberry Festival Com- petition in 1981. JAZZ ENSEMBLE. Standing: J. Johnson, L. Jackson, B. Snyder, S. Turley, C. Cover, C. Chaney and L. Collins. Seated: B. Scott, K. Rector, Y. Raley, D. Rector, S. Price, B. Lechliter and M. Clayton. Kneeling: B. Bowers, M. Gross, R. Lawler, R. Phillips, S. Dowden and G. Chaplain 115 SENIOR BAND MEMBERS. Standing: S. Turley, B. Lechliter, L. Hitt, D. Rector, M. Clayton, Y. Raley, M. Shaffer, B. Schoenadel, M. Bradley, S. Thomp- son, S. McNeill, J. Sutton, and C. Dixon. Kneeling: V. Shipley, C. Silber, K. Norman, K. Petry, S. Sarver, K. Huggins, C. Hartman, V. Chaney, B. Felton, T. Johnson and C. Clayton CLINIC BAND. L. to R.: Amy Eckard, Richard Phillips, Brian Lechliter, Michele Clayton, Sherri Sharver, Bill Snyder, Jennifer Squires and Larry Jackson 116 National Honor Society Row 1: V. Shipley, B. Brooks, L. Hitt, C. Dixon, Y. Railey, B. Felton, T. Aguallo, K. Bratt, C. Clayton, L. Miller Row 2: K. Vaughn, T. VanMeter, S. Thomp- son, T. Spangler, J. Smith, P. Johnson, G. Hill, D. Funkhouser, C. Silber, S. Sarver, D. Rohman, C. Reall Row 3: W. Snowberger, B. Lechliter, B. Dayton, J. Smith, B. Scully, B. Schoenadel, C. Cover, S. Price, D. Miltenberger. ame . | +a S r me, i j ts . ? . of =— Poe , . = ty if iaiiiees ; ik Row 1: C. McDonald, D. Crock, L. Flanagan, J. Martz, B. Felton, R. Davis, S. Felton, C. Sisler, L. Owens Row 2: T. Fisher, W. Bradley, S. Nelson, R. Skid- more, J. Morris, R. Combs, J. Whiteman, K. Shay Row 3: A. Foreback, M. Chase, L. Wolf, T. Wotring, T. Browning, J. Evans, C. Hartman, P. McDonald 117 Talon Staff m bss Fm) A 3 i a | = wea za Row 1: M. Clayton, T. Riggleman, editors Row 2: L. Shook, B. Barnes, D. Shriver, Y. Raley, B. Lechliter, T. Lynch Row 3: Mrs. Brakeall, advisor, D. Rohman, S. McNeill, C. Wolford, R. Readd, K. Stangle, K. Jack, D. Dodrill, J. Smith, D. Rector Frankfort Express Staff t : 4 = a 6. ——— F a_ oa 5 Row 1: D. Funkhouser, K. Bosley, B. Felton, P. Groff, B. Rice, K. Smith, editor, R. Readd, assistant editor, T. Winfield, T. Aguallo, Mrs. Sellers, advisor Row 2: S. Thompson, K. Bratt, S. Barncord, C. Reall, J. Hardy, R. Merritt, L. Funkhouser, P. Mullan, D. Rohman 118 Senior Steering a ‘ may | Row 1: C. Dixon, K. Norman, L. Comer, D. Huff, V. Shipley, B. Felton Row 2: L. Hitt, S. Thompson, J. Sutton, M. Bradley, B. Scott, B. Lechliter, K. Jack, T. VanMeter, B. Brooks, L. Miller Row 1: A. Sibley, L. Flanagan, R. Smith, D. Huff, L. Comer, T. VanMeter, R. Hill, J. Morris, L. Robertson, T. Joura Row 2: M. Chase, K. Chase, L. Robinson, C. Haines, M. Crock, S. Dennison, T. Zimmers, T. Spangler, K. Taylor, M. Wertz Row 3: Mr. Gerstel — advisor, K. Baldwin, R. Coffman, K. Wagoner, J. Lowery, D. Zoller, S. Gray Row 4: T. Sabers, B. Wagoner, B. Riley, K. Ross, R. Ruckman, B. Long, D. Shatzer, R. Davis 119 Student Council me Row 1: B. Felton, R. Smith, S. Nelson, T. Johnson; President, B. White, D. Huff, J. Hershberger Row 2: P. Moreland, B. Brooks, P. Price, J. Tipping, K. Bailey, C. Appel, C. Venegas Row 3: S. Gray, K. Grapes, M. Johnson, D. Plumlee, J. Summers, J. Lechliter, C. Fisher Row 4: Miss Wilson; Advisor, P. Smith, J. Shipley, K. Alkire, E. Litton, Mr. Winters, Advisor. Fellowship of Christian Students President — Brett Scott, Vice Presidents — Robin Smith, Kandi Wagoner, Caryn Sisler, Treasurer — Secretary — Kim Detrick, Music Director — Chris Fisher 120 Drama Club cn Al — ae ™ First Row (Left to Right): Y. Kenney, R. Readd, C. Reall, S. Anderson, Mr. Lynch; Mary Crock advisor Second Row: L. Comer, T. Zimmers, L. Miller, L. Brown, R. Merritt, D. Zollner Third Row: L. Shanholtzer, T. Detrick, T. Lynch, C. Phares, K. Kerns Fourth Row: S. Kerns, D. Mickey, L. Funkhouser, J. Hershberger, C. Appel 121 American Field Service President, Donna Brooke, Vice-President, Rhonda Davis, Reporter, Stacy Moreland, Chairman of Fund Raising, Kathy Shay, Chairman of Publicity and Special Projects, Pam Tomlinson Model-Rocket Club a | Row 1: M. Dennison, D. Pyles, M. Clayton Row 2: B. Beverlin, M. McDonald, J. Kenney, Row 3: A. J. Comer, J. Nester Row 4: Vice-President, E. Ashenfelter, Treasurer, E. Grapes, B. Long, K. Nester Row 5: President, M. White, Secretary, J. Miltenberger, M. Lord 122 Art Honor Society Row 1: P. Moreland, K. Baldwin, J. Sutton, M. Bradley, C. Dixon, B. Brooks, C. Smiley, D. Rohman Row 2: J. Kesner, J. Llewellyn, M. Corwell, T. Umstot, W. Malone, B. Lewis, A. Nine Art Club am i —— ea) io a. LEM tA ¥ (% Row 1:L. Crider, D. Wolfe, K. Baldwin, B. Brooks, C. Smiley, J. Sutton, J. Kesner, A. Nine Row 2: P. Moreland, D. Rohman, S. Neat, M. Corwell, P. Kenney, R. Campbell, W. Malone, V. Mason, M. Bradley, T. Umstot, B. Lewis, T. Maffley, J. Llewellyn, D. Lloyd, C. Dixon Creative Writing Club S. Summers, K. Anderson, L. Miller, T. Aguallo, C. Shawn. 123 Future Homemakers of America Fox, D. McKeown, T. Moore, A. McKeown, and A. Judy = = - ‘ d A —— = } = cmd a Aa z Seated: B. Cottril, M. O'Neal, T. Hummel, W. Kettermen, and R. Rhodes. Standing: J. Staggs, E. O'Brien, D. Wentling, J. Jo Brown, L. Maloney, L. Johnson and K. Wolfe hnson, J. Buser, R. Riley, Mr. Future Farmers of America L. Sites, President, S. Pyles, Vice-President, S. Cosner, Reporter, J. McDonald, Treasurer, J. Snyder, Secretary, T. Simpson, Sentinel, R. Day, T. Llewellyn, W. Liken, S. Smith, E. Clark, B. Twigg, D. Fertig, M. Haines, B. Hodges, K. Ray, L. Bishop, S. Miller, P. Clark, G. Gillespie, M. Hershberger, D. Shreeves, D. Sears, L. Detrick, B. Simpson, M. Oster, B. White, D. Young, T. Ashenfelter, K. Deets, J. Aldridge, B. Brooks, M. Saville 124 On the hot, rainy evening of Thursday, May 27, 1982, one-hundred and forty-eight graduates said farewell to Frankfort High School. The guest speaker for the ceremony was the Honorable A. James Manchin, West Virginia Secretary of State. As the ceremony proceeded, many of the seniors began to realize what graduation signified. It was the end of twelve years of growing, of making friends and memories. Even though some days went slower than others we stuck it out. Now we realize that the past four years have been the best years of our lives. Commencement also meant the beginning. College, work, and the long-awaited independence were in front of us. Our slates were wiped clean and the graduates realized it was time to start anew. Michele Clayton delivered the senior address. Beverly Felton gave the welcome for the ceremony. Debbie Huff introduced the guest speaker, the Honorable A. James Manchin. 125 ACADEMIC AWARD WINNERS. Seated: Karen Norman, Cindy Silber, Bev Felton, Michele Clayton, Sherri Sarver, Judy Smith, Diane Funkhouser, and Patricia Johnson Standing: Pat Mullan, Stacey Thompson, Cary Cover, Chris Dixon, Janet Sutton, Dennis Miltenberger, Brian Lechliter, John Smith, Scott Turley, Scott Turley, Shawn Barncord, Bill Schoenadel, Rebecca Getz, Lisa Miller, Tina Aguallo and Diane Rohman ATHLETIC AWARD WINNERS. Seated: Michelle Bradley, Cindy Silber, Corinda Reall, Sherri Sarver, Lori Brown and Kim Smith Standing: Dennis | Miltenberger, David Peer, Greg Long, Barry Dayton, Barry White and Scott Turley 126 “After Graduation some Seniors linger, saying their final farewells.” “Graduation brings many tear filled eyes.” 127 ACADEMIC AWARD WINNERS. Seated: Karen Norman, Cindy Silber, Bev Felton, Michele Clayton, Sherri Sarver, Judy Smith, Diane Funkhouser, and Patricia Johnson Standing: Pat Mullan, Stacey Thompson, Cary Cover, Chris Dixon, Janet Sutton, Dennis Miltenberger, Brian Lechliter, John Smith, Scott Turley, Scott Turley, Shawn Barncord, Bill Schoenadel, Rebecca Getz, Lisa Miller, Tina Aguallo and Diane Rohman ATHLETIC AWARD WINNERS. Seated: Michelle Bradley, Cindy Silber, Corinda Reall, Sherri Sarver, Lori Brown and Miltenberger, David Peer, Greg Long, Barry Dayton, Barry White and Scott Turley 126 Kim Smith Standing: Dennis “After Graduation some Seniors linger, saying their final farewells.” “Graduation brings many tear filled eyes.” 127 ees 1982 Junior-Senior Prom With the threat of an afternoon shower we began fixing our hair and dressing for the most glamorous gala of the year — the prom. As the evening of Saturday, May 1 drew near the rain clouds drifted away. At seven-thirty couples began arriving for the dance. Tuxedos and gowns of various colors and designs were admired by everyone. After pictures, the ladies and their dates were escorted into the gym. Most couples enjoyed dancing to the music of Wind- fall while others preferred to sit and listen. After the dance many couples went out to dinner. Warner’s, Harrigan’s, and Continental supplied good food for everyone. 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The F.C.S.’ Business is to extend the Kingdom of God We Are Young and We Are Free We’re the Class of 83 Good Luck Seniors THE WIND CHIME RESTAURANT Fort Ashby, West Virginia Open Week Days 10:00 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. Saturday and Sunday 8:00 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. Home Cooked Meals — Carry Out Service — Charbroiled Burgers, Steaks, Chops — Banquet Room Phone 298-4480 Owner and Manager — Dee May Wisdom is better than rubies. Proverbs 8:11 The Best of Luck Seniors TREVOR AND PAT OWEN POTOMAC STATE COLLEGE 136 FARMERS AND MERCHANTS BANK OF KEYSER ‘ sou we eons os os as Pett ¥ Sees es seo See “The Bank That Service Built” Box 789, Keyser, West Virginia Phone (304) 788-3111 or (301) 786-4342 Member FDIC al 137 138 FORT ASHBY PHARMACY Fort Ashby, W.V. Mon., Wed., Fri., Sat., — 9 A.M.-6 P.M. Tues., Thurs., — 12 Noon-9 P.M. Closed Sat., Sun., and Holidays Two Phones to Serve You 298-3500 Cumberland 777-7200 It's a Maatier of Pride. 9 v ; ey takes pride in prod America’s finest class rings, yearbooks, announce- ments, diploma’s, caps and gowns, and awards. Serving West pies ic Colleges, Universities, High Schools, and Jr. High Schools through representatives being located strategically throughout the state. Phone 853-2554 JOSTENS FINE GLASS RINGS ANNOUNCEMENTS - AWARDS YEAR BOOKS - DIPLOMAS Compliments MIKE STEVE POSEY, W. Va. Representatives 139 140 STUDIOS 36-38 N. Centre Street Downtown — Cumberland, Maryland 21502 724-1303 Western Maryland’s Leading “Photographers” Family Groups Schools Weddings Industrial Specialists in “Senior” Photography Aerial Restorations Casual RATCLIFF’S MARKET AND APARTMENTS ———— === . ——— ‘ ee icy - : Xx Charlie and Winnie Hahn, Owners Fort Ashby, W. Va. THE NATIONAL BANK OF KEYSER Main and Center Streets Keyser, West Virginia 26726 Phone: 304-788-3261 301-786-4691 “Neighbors Serving Neighbors” Member FDIC Banking Hours Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 142 Lobby 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM 9:00 AM to Noon Walk-Up Window 2:00 PM to 5:00 PM 2:00 PM to 5:00 PM 2:00 PM to 5:00 PM 2:00 PM to 5:00 PM Closed Closed 24-Hour Depository and Letter Drop Drive-in Window 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM 9:00 AM to Noon DUGANS SUPERMARKET Route 50 East of Romney Phone: 822-4516 Business Hours: Monday-Saturday 8-9 Saturday 8-9 Sunday 8-4 The store where quality and low prices are as important as our customer’s satisfaction. 143 144 S S AUTO ELECTRIC a Bee SRT ete, po mens i of i) ac = oe Td ing : a : pare Ps | aig , 4 Spechecr=e eee Tissot hen = .-? Severe, cn Alt., Starters, and Batteries New « Installed « Rebuilt Exchange Free Estimates « Fast Service Ask for Our Conditional Guarantee 1301 Virginia Ave. Mon.-Fri. 8:00-5:00 Cumberland, Md. Sat. 8:00-12:00 722-8527 DAN’S SEW SHOP Repairs to All Makes of Sewing Machines Pick-Up and Delivery Service Calls Free Estimates Daniel L. Lynch (Owner) Short Gap, WV 726-4653 Best of Wishes to the Class of ’82 LANE TV APPLIANCE CENTER 112 North Main Street Keyser, West Virginia 26726 Phone 788-3241 R.C.A. — Zenith — Whirlpool Sales and Service An Original LONGS Kitchen Designed Just for You! by LONG’S KITCHEN BLDG. SUPPLIES 33 Queen Street Cumberland, Maryland 21502 Phone: 722-2190 146 LAVALE PLAZA SHOPPING CENTER LaVale, Maryland (301) 729-6155 Large Selections of the Best Names in Stereo Equipment. Also Featuring Car Stereo, Audio Furniture, Records, Tapes, and a Complete Line of Hi-Fi Accessories. L T ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS INC. ¢ Residential « e Commercial « ¢ Industrial « e Free Estimates Fort Ashby Romney 298-3659 822-4343 147 148 Mr. and Mrs. Ralph R. Thompson Mr. and Mrs. John Llewellyn and Karena Karen and Cecil Fields Mr. and Mrs.Alvin Wolford Mr. and Mrs. John Campbell and Family Yvette Raley Marylou Raley David Raley Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Bradfield Cathy and Walt Batchelor W. J. Dorhman Mr. and Mrs. George Logsdon Jerry Readd Bertha Logsdon Darlene Baldwin Gary Clites Sue C. Smith Darlene and Jim Aldridge Dave, Jackie, and Davie Reuschel Buck and Camilla Whiteman Joey Wood Rodney and Vickie Werner Paul and Rita Blacker Marshall and Shelley Barbe Errol and Jane Shook Bill and Donna Schoenadel Shoey and Pam Lynny and Donna S. T. Little Jewelry Co. Karen and Greg Miss Carol Jenkins Mr. and Mrs. Keith Sutton Tom and Pat Petry Marlene Wolf Cheryl Hahn Paul Douthitt Mary Shears Tommy and Helen Cheshire Dale and Chelly Olen Getz Peg Orndoff Odell and Edith Pyles Michele and Jeff Nelson Long and Family Doug and Pam Parks Mark Twigg Mr. and Mrs. Olie M.Getz Mr. and Mrs. Robert Barnes Betty Barnes Thanks to Fudd, Beaker, Mouse and Pooh Wayne Linn Mr. L. Troutman Ms. C. V. Wilson Gary O. Pyles Irene M. Batchelor Mr. and Mrs.Ephraim Herriot Mr. and Mrs. Jack Malone Mr. and Mrs.Francis Rohman Rachel Readd Wallace and Pat Sherman Mr. and Mrs. James McNeill The Shatzers — Ronald, Donna, Debbie, Brian and Frank Rick McNeill Sharon McNeill Kim and Joey Tamara Kosanic and David Bradfield Tara Herrell and Howard Buser Charlotte and Marvin Logsdon Dennie and Evelyn Readd Mr. and Mrs. Joura, Frank, Theresa, and Katherine Wanda and Kim Blaugh Mr. and Mrs. Harry Comer Rita M. Nelson Bill Marker Jim and Troy Myers Bruce and Judy Myers Sharon, Rebonica and Richard Myers Rhonda and Zing Wood and Ellen Dodrill Mr. and Mrs. Butch Browning Brenda Sibley Jimmy Wilson Billy Wilson Dale Chaney Audrey Blamble Stacy and Shawn Barncord . Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Clayton and Family Rick W. and Krista J. Sherry Miller Chery! Shaffer Rhonda and Craig Donnie and Lisa Keith Detrick and Family Jane Campbell Theresa and Joel Ann Jewell OUR BOOSTERS Carl Jewell Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dodson DuWane, Vanessa, and Kati Sandlin Mr. and Mrs. James Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lewis Deena and Karen Lewis Betty and Rod Dawn and Kris Lewis Bill and Pauline Knieviem Mr. and Mrs. William Andrews and Family Jay and Amy Manning Brenda Robinette John Sachs Tom Ramsey Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Rohman, Sr. Vicki Riggleman Lori and Denny Girl’s Basketball Team Brian and Flo Mark and Joie Kathy Hunsicker Benny and Pat Brakeall Gary Hutt Isabelle Flanagan Pots and Kate Maiers Tom and Joyce Riggleman Dessie Poling Mr. and Mrs. Leland Pyles Ronnie, Judy, Mike, and Wayne MooMaw Cindy and Jerry Felton Hugh, Helen, Beverly and Susan Felton Beverly Felton and Tammy Lechliter Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Lechliter Larry Baker George and Thelma Beam Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mickey Eddie McFadden Joe Foley Missy Chinault Jean Hoffmaster Glen, Donna, Tami, and Toss Pyles Les and Luna Powers Tom, Cindy, Chris, Julie, Monkey, Smokey, and Pierrery Wolford Brad, Deb, Brandi, Jean and Misty Julie and Renegade Larry and Peach Bowers Terry and Donna Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Sellers III Larry, Sandy, and Troy Alkire Mr. and Mrs.Don Gulbronson Pat Shriver Mr. and Mrs. George Wolford and Cindy Chris Judy Charlie and Kate Mongold Ann Keplinger Tracy Arbogast Rod, Shookie and Shrive Mason, Shelby, and Steve Grogg Jeff, Shirley, and Fire-plug Grogg Mr. and Mrs. R..N. Milliron Jeff Clites Bill and Nancy Scott Mary and Bub Frye Michelle Bradley Mrs. Beverly Johnson W indfall Mr. Harold Lynch Sus and Mar Mouse and Pooh Mr. and Mrs. James Stevens and Family John and Kay Llewellyn Donna and Gerald Lambert Mr. and Mrs. Gerald R. Shafferman Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Sidaway, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd H. Winters Nelson Estep Jennifer Bolyard Mr. and Mrs. Jack Alkire Bill and Frances Preaskorn Mr. and Mrs. William Thompson Stacey Thompson Vicki Thompson Louise Matthews Tom, Susie, Becky, Jessie, Deanne, Brandon, Midnight and Mickey Mr. and Mrs. Ed Dickel Mr. Golden — Ridgeley Principal John and Debbie Peets Alleda and Jonathan Peets Alleda Rice Floyd and Louise Wagoner Mr. and Mrs. B. A. McCullough Mitch Unger Bob and Aggie Holler Ruby Davis Elma Miner The Donald Welker Family 149 150 STATE FARM Bus. 304 788-3122 a Res. 304 788-1907 INSURANCE See SALLY SANDERS AGENT Auto, Life, Health, Fire 115 Armstrong Street Keyser, WV 26726 COUNTRY CLASSICS 82 N. Main Street Keyser, West Virginia 26726 (304) 788-5714 Mil CUMBERLAND WELDING AND SUPPLY 102-110 Wineow Street Cumberland, Md. 21502 (301) 722-6290 FAMILY MUSIC CENTER 1221 Nat. Hwy. LaVale, Md. 21502 729-3488 CHARISMA HOUSE BEAUTY SALON 72 Armstrong Keyser, WV 26726 A Redken Scientific Salon Sue Lusk — Owner DICK CLARA’S RESTAURANT AND BAR Fine Foods Mixed Drinks 731 Virginia Ave. Cumberland, Md. Carry Out 759-3454 MERRYRAY RESTAURANT “‘Tastiest Food in Area”’ 115 N. Main Street Keyser, W.V. 26726 (304) 788-1381 8 a.m.-9 p.m. (7 Days a Week) THE TROPHY CASE Quality Plaques and Trophies 136 N. Mechanic St. Cumberland, Md. 759-3292 Kenney Simpson 729-1314 KEYSER IGA 580 S. Mineral Street Keyser, W.V. Phone 788-9842 Congratulations to the Class of 1982 DETRICK’S BODY SHOP P.O. Box 3313 LaVale, MD 21502 SQUIRES ELECTRIC, INC. 1003 Oldtown Road Cumberland, MD Phone: (301) 722-7763 BRADSHAW AUTO SUPPLY Keith Bradshaw Phone: 738-8664 Route 1 Box 139 Ridgeley, West Virginia 26753 Macrame Classes and Supplies Kilns JOYCE’S CERAMICS CRAFTS 14 Knobley St. Ridgeley, W.Va. 26753 Dist. Jacquelyn Products Phone: 738-2199 You’ll Love Our Prices Ceramic Classes Silk Flowers W-16 N. Ceatre St, 1849-3202 CAROL’S BEAUTY SHOP Family Hair Care Call for Appointments Phone: 298-4323 Carol Malone — Owner Rt. 46 Fort Ashby, W.Va. BLANKENSHIPS TEXACO 1602 Ford Ave. Cumberland, MD 21502 Gas « Cigarettes « Coffee 153 154 Good Luck Senior Band Members FRANKFORT HIGH SCHOOL BAND PARENTS DAIRY QUEEN Home of Hospitality and Quick Service 51 Potomac Street Ridgeley, W.V. 155 156 Good Luck Class of ’82 Compliments From the FRIENDS OF THE RIDGELEY VOLUNTEER FIRE CO. SHEAR'S BOGGS SUPPLY LADIES me APPAREL hts “Serving You Since 1929” wea - . oar Building Supplies Fay Rt. 4, Box 16 (New Creek Drive) Keyser, W.Va. 26726 92 N. Main St. Keyser, W. Va. Phone: 304-788-1617 Phone: 788-3514 CENTURY 21 HAYWOOD AGENCY, INC. Real Estate Best of Luck to the Class of ’82 = ——naywooo AGENCY INC. aes —— yoo REAL ESTATE 72600 [7 726-4700 REAL ESTATE 726-4700 RAY AND DARLENE JENKINS Brokers and Office Managers Residence (304) 738-8844 Short Gap, W.Va. Office Junction of Rt. 28 and Rt. 9 (304) 726-4700 Plus Two (2) Other Offices to Serve You Better “Call Us for All Your Real Estate Needs” 157 SHAMROCK CLUB Dance Every Fri., Sat. and Sun. Happy Hour Everyday From 4-5, 8-9 Pool Tournaments and Other Events Open Every Day 12 p.m.-3 a.m. KEYSER SPORT ABOUT 109 Armstrong St. Keyser, W. Va. Your Headquarters for: Sports Apparel Award Jackets Converse and Puma Shoes Team Uniforms and Equipment Open: Mon.-Thurs. 9:30 to 5:00 Fri. — 9:30 to 9:00 Sat. — 9:00 to 5:00 GEHAUF’S ...aFine Restaurant LaVale, Md. WARNER’S 1201 Va. Ave. Cumberland, Md. 21502 Phone: 724-0774 Hasting Alum. Products Howmet Building Products Leslie Locke Railing Pella Wood Windows Ready Built Fireplaces Fireplace Shop Alum. Awnings and Shutters Lawn Furniture Complete Upholstery Auto — Home — Restaurant Storm Doors and Windows Compliments of FORT ASHBY VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS Post No. 6667 and Ladies’ Auxiliary to Veterans of Foreign Wars (We Cater to Weddings and Banquets) ADAMS EQUIPMENT CO. Fort Ashby, W.Va. 26719 Phone 304-298-3726 or 777-7615 Lawn and Garden Farm Tractors and Farm and Utility Equipment Equipment Look Out World We’re Comin’ Through We’re the Class of “‘82!” Best Wishes to: The Class of 82 FRANKFORT ATHLETIC BOOSTER CLUB Treas. — Tom Riggleman Good Luck Seniors rromthee 9 OPHOMORES — Class of 84 ALKIRES BODY SHOP Free Estimates ¢ Insurance Work Complete Paint Jobs Congratulations Class of 82 From Larry and Terry Phone 298-3607 Owner — Larry Alkire Address Star Rt. 1 Box 24-A © Ft. Ashby W.Va. 26719 acc S””TlTl z . — Best of Luck to the Class of ’83 From the SENIOR STEERING COMMITTEE 165 Paul and Jo Branson BRANSON’S GREENHOUSE Vegetables, Flowers, Plants of All Kinds Route 28, 2 Miles From Ridgeley Good Luck Class of ’82 Thanks for Your Support! JERRY DETRICK Sheriff Mineral County 166 1981-82 SILK SQUAD Says Best Wishes Class of 82 167 = oz Frankfort AFS Day Short Term Exchange Lautal Md. Guests Frankfort-Bishop Walsh AFS American Field Service is a multi-national non-profit organization. AFS fosters lasting ties with people in other nations and in other U.S. communities. It helps to increase the appreciation of one’s own national life. It also helps deepen the understanding of world problems and the needs of = others. ioe as Fort Ashby Fair Parade Decorating for AFS Christmas Dance WV AFS Weekend, Petersburg Short Term Exchange, Brooks Dairy 168 Farm Glenn D. Flint, Pres. AURORA STRONE CO., INC. Crushed Limestone All Sizes Office Rt. 3 Keyser, W. Va. 304 726-4500 Custom Cutting Free Parking A CUT ABOVE Let Our Talents Go to Your Head Design Perms for Hours Guys and Girls 5081 2 Marshall Street Mon. 9-1 Cumberland, Md. Tues.-Fri. 9-9 We Use and Recommend Phone: 777-3335 Sat. 8-5 Redken 169 170 J. William Hinkle Agent Homeowners Life Health Pension Auto Group Phone — 298-3923 BAUER SALES AND SERVICE Dealer of JOHN DEERE EQUIPMENT Farm Equipment Garden : a Equipment Snowmobiles Power Saws Prudential William C. Bauer Rt. 1, Box 163-A Keyser, W.Va. 26726 Phone 304-788-0486 JOHN DEERE LEO DAY SON Used Auto and Ford Tractor Parts Phone 738-9489 Rt. 1 Scenic Lane Ridgeley, W. Va. Representative Berlin ‘Berl’ Collette Route 2, Box 1442 Keyser, W. Va. 26767 Phone 726-4363 Res. 788-3344 NATIONWIDE INSURANCE Nationwide Is on Your Side Phone 722-2323 OTT MUSIC HOUSE AND CHRISTIAN BOOK CENTER INC. 143 N. Mechanic St., Cumberland, Md. 21502 108 N. Main St., Keyser, W.Va. WHITE OAK LANES Your Recreation Is Our Business Phone 724-6262 171 172 MILLERDALE GROCERY Groceries and Deli Open Monday Thru Friday 9 A.M. to 8 P.M. Saturday and Sunday 9 A.M. to 7 P.M. Also Laundramat FORT ASHBY VOLUNTEER FIRE COMPANY and LADIES AUXILIARY FLOWERLAND 301-724-5577 Flowers for All Occasions New Fashions in Flowers With Old Fashion Friendliness Master Charge — Visa — Flora Wax Tele Florist — Flowers by Wire Martha Wotring — Owner 110 Virginia Ave. Cumberland, Md. CLAYTON ELECTRIC 1600 Ford Ave. Cumberland, Md. 21502 173 174 T J DINER Fort Ashby, W.V. Subs, Pizza and Salads Dinners of Various Kinds BOB’S MARKET Says “Congratulations, Class of ’82 Home of W.V. ABC State Store Open Daily 7 am to7 pm Sund ay 9 am to 5 pm Home Delivery Service Available Proprietor... Robert D. Maxon Ridgeley, W. Va. 738-9655 —E SEAMLESS ALUMINUM GUTTERS Good Luck Seniors! 5 r r 7 aS SS ee eee = e Seamless Aluminum Gutter BILL DOMAN | 55, 385308 Residential — Commercial Gutters and Downspouts Siding — Soffit — Fascia Bill Doman — Owner Fort Ashby, W. Va. Phone 298-3928 FURN-ACRES MARKET Groceries — Meat Produce Open 7 Days a Week Monday Thru Saturday 9 am to 11:30 pm Sunday 9-9 Rt. 2 Furnace Acres 176 BOONIES SPORTSMAN’S CLUB Wiley Ford West Virginia PRESS LITTLE MARKET Fine Line of Groceries and Sodas Cold Beer and Wine to Go Store Sliced Fresh Lunch Meats Open Daily 9:00 A.M.-10:00 P.M. Sundays and Holidays 10:00 A.M.-9:00 P.M. Rt. 28 Wiley Ford W. Va. Phone 738-9616 KMS Oster RMS HAIR EGO Fay eee as Family Hair Care Hair Replacement and Hair Styling Center Corner of Green and Smallwood St. Cumberland, Maryland 777-8311 Stylist — Gary Adams Monte Carlo Hair Replacements RIDGELEY GOLD STAR POST No. 6452 Ridgeley, W. Va. Rich Magruder — Commander Thomas Headly — Senior Vice Commander Richard Clites — Junior Vice Commander William Jewell — Quartermaster Charles Mulligan — Adjutant Meeting Nights 2nd Wed. of Every Month Sales — Lessons Records AL HOMBURG, INC. Music Shop 51 North Centre Street 301-777-7955 Cumberland, Md. 21502 301-759-4388 T B BODY SHOP Automobile Painting, a Specialty 24 E. Roberts Street Cumberland, Maryland 21502 Phone: 759-9023 CARDER TEXACO STATION Route 28 Ridgeley, W. Va. K. E. Carder, Owner MIRROR’S IMAGE SUPER STYLES For Guys and Gals Rt. 2 Keyser, W. Va. Phone: 298-3546 Donna Pyles, Owner PAMELA’S HAIRSTYLING SALON Ridgeley, W. Va. 26753 Pamela Dolly — Owner Phone: 738-9140 RENEE’S BEAUTY SALON Owned and Operated by: Chris Shirley Blow Cuts, Permanents Open Thursday and Fridays Fort Ashby “THE VICTORIA CARD AND GIFT SHOPPE” Across From the Grade School in Fort Ashby, W. Va. Macrame Supplies and Classes Crafts to Order Ribbon Cards Wrap Candles Hours: Mon.-Fri. — 9:30-2:30 Sat. — 9:30-6:00 298-3586 Bill and Theresa Kern’s PIZZA-on-the-RUN Virginia Avenue Cumberland, Maryland Phone: 724-5700 Delivery Hours: 6:00 p.m. to 11:00 Mon.-Thurs. Sunday: 6:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. Ronald Carr, Jr. Mgr. Carry Out and Delivery Monday 6:00 a.m.-10:00 p.m. Tuesday Thru Thursday 11:00 a.m.-11:00 p.m. Friday 11:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. Saturday 4:00 p.m.-12:00 p.m. Sunday 4:00 p.m.-10:00 p.m. Minimum Charge for Delivery JOHNSON’S RESTAURANT 11:00 a.m. t0 9:00 p.m. 7 Days a Week GAINS GULF Tires — Batteries — Accessories State Inspection Station Fort Ashby, W. Va. 26719 Phone 304-298-3613 Owner — Vernon Gains BIERMAN’S GROCERY Cold Beer to Go Ice, Gas Rt. 28 Fort Ashby, W.V. Rt. 28 Ridgeley, W. Va. 738-9699 HANK’S PHARMACY Free Pick Up Delivery of Prescriptions 179 180 TIP’S BEAUTY SHOP Customized Cuts and Hair Styles Tip Turley — Owner Phone — 298-3951 Patterson Creek Road Fort Ashby, W. Va. Paul Malcohm, Connee Yost, Tom Hott CUMBERLAND ELECTRIC COMPANY 43-45 N. Centre St. Cumberland, Md. G.E. and Whirlpool Appliances G.E. and RCA Color T.V. and Stereo MEMORY SHOP Hallmark Cards Cards, Gifts, Jewelry Wedding Supplies Russell Stover Candies LaVale, Maryland 729-1877 Frostburg, Maryland 689-3990 COUNTRY ROADS RESTAURANT Short Orders — Home Baked Goods Open Monday Thru Saturday Closed on Sunday Phone 298-3550 KENNEY’S BARBER SHOP Open Tuesday, Thursday and Friday 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. Closed Sunday and Monday Fort Ashby, West Virginia B. J. GROCERY Short Gap, W. Va. Groceries — Gasoline Car Wash Member of Economy Grocery Congratulations and Best of Luck to the Class of ’82 Class Rings All Class Years — Fancy Stones — Outside Name — Inserts — Encrustings — 4 Weeks Delivery — Free Cleaning SPEARS Datnitowt Cumberiad Mal JEWELERS 182 CHANEY INSURANCE AGENCY Bob and Kay Chaney Auto — Fire — Casualty — Life Rt. 1, Valley View Addition Wiley Ford, W. Va. 26767 Phone: 738-9419 Yards and Yards of Fabric For: Clothing, Drape, and Upholstery All Types Sewing Notions and Upholstery Needs FORT ASHBY FABRICS, INC. 11th Year in Business Owners: Blair and Betty Miller Phone: 304-298-3834 Compliments of “COUNTRY ROADS” CHRYSLER, PLYMOUTH DODGE Rt. 1 McCoole Md. Larry Campbell — Owner William O’Connor — Owner Ted Bennett — Sales Manager Mike McKenzie — Sales Rep. Don Plumlie — Sales Rep. Wayne Stoops — Sales Rep. “Drive a Little — Save a Lot”’ Water Well Pumps, Stain- G O U L D S less and Bronze — Lighting — Water Systems Protected, Submersibles With Optional Insurance 5-Year Protection Plan A S PUMP COMPANY Sales and Service Rheem Water Heaters Kenetico Non-Electric Water Conditioner Pump-Hoist — Pump Pulling — Well Cleaning Phone 298-3280 Jerry Adams, Owner Fort Ashby, W. Va. SPEEDWAY AUTOMOTIVES Engine — Carburetor — Rebuilding Automotive Parts — Speed Equipment SPIRIT SHOPPE MINERAL LANES Fine Wines 788-1949 and Special Rates Liquors Given to Groups Real Food Deli by Phone Request Located Within 184 KEYSER AUTO PARTS, INC. “Machine Shop Service” Rt. 220 South — P.O. Box 962 Keyser, West Virginia 26726 Phone 304-788-3829 304-788-3809 BEL AIR GULF Road Service Towing Major Repairs Electronic Tune-Ups Tires, Batteries Automatic Car Wash Wheel Alignment Specializing in Automotive Air Conditioning 24 Hr. Towing Road Service McMullen Highway Bel Air STEVE’S PHARMACY, INC. Box 5184 McMullen Highway Creasptown, Md. 21502 Stephen Hospodavis, R.Ph. Phone: 301-729-2600 Compliments of SUPER CONCRETE CO., INC. P.O. Box 3365 LaVale, Md. 722-4265 186 CLEM’S EXXON Romney, West Virginia 822-5514 GASOLINE OIL Spin Balance Tires Front-End Alignment Air Conditioning Services Charging System Service Electronic Engine Analysis TIRES State Inspection Station BATTERIES 24-Hour Wrecker Service Cars and Trucks Any Type Mechanical Work No Job Too Big or Too Small After Hours Phone: 822-5821, 822-4093, 822-5256, 822-5372 NATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE EXCELLENCE CERTIFIED Mechanics SHORT GAP MART ORT GAP Hart SHORT GAP MART Route 28, Short Gap, West Virginia Phone 726-4711 Full Line of: Groceries Automobiles Game Room Snack Bar: Pizza — Hoagies Ice Cream Milk Shakes Lester Wilson — 726-4871 Distributor for @ Ceram Chrome Products and Molds L L Kilns, Bellcones Nowells Molds and Liquid Suedes J B CERAMIC STUDIO Open: Mon.-Sat. 506 Industrial Blvd. W. Cumberland, Md. 21502 Phone: 1-304- 724-5315 Good Luck Seniors From The 1981-82 Student Council “The Guiding Force Behind” F.H.S.” Call 738-8788 Pizzas, Subs, Sandwiches Hoagies, Soft Drinks PEPPI’S at Dowden’s Addition Furn Acres and Short Gap Mart Good Luck to All New Graduates NELSON AUTO SALES 30 Potomac Street Ridgeley, W. Va. 26753 304-738-9290 Lynn D. Nelson Buy — Trade — Sell — Service Since 1951 KIM ANN BEAUTY SALON Natural Women Skin Care Design Hair Styling for Men and Women Pat Petry 298-3815 SAMPSON’ Ss shone SALES OWNER W. SAMPSON FORT ASHBY, W.VA GARY L. CLITES Local Prudential Agent Life — Health Auto — Home 738-7017 SPORT ABOUT LaVale Plaza Shopping Center LaVale, Maryland 21502 729-3131 Quentin Simpson Jim Hillebrecht Specializing in Team Sports M M LEESE HAULING Slabwood Ridgeley, W. Va. 738-9298 NEFF’S HOME BUILDING REMODELING Owner: Ed Neff ANT-I-QUE SHOP Frank and Peggy Feight Gloria Bennett, Manager We Buy and Sell Antiques Collectibles Depression Glass Country Club Mall LaVale, Md. 21502 Bus. Phone (301) 729-8980 Home Phone (304) 738-9180 M M BAKE SHOP 80 Baltimore Street Cumberland, Maryland 21502 Telephone 722-2660 SCHWENNIGER’S HARDWARE 208 Virginia Avenue Cumberland, Md. 21502 Phone: 777-1222 57 North Centre Street Cumberland, Maryland 21502 (301) 777-8248 se 189 FRANK’S DAIRY INC. Milk and Ice Cream 1605 Ford Ave. Coffee Company Cumberland, MD Vending Service 777-8303 FASHION EYE WEAR Quality Eyewear at Reasonable Prices Steve Mason KEYSER OPTICAL 42 N. Mechanic Street Cumberland, MD 21502 96 Main Street (301) 724-9090 Keyser, WV 26726 788-6466 ESSeee pe siaanentae TTI coy TIT aauat ey ; LCL ag l GLENN PEER Refrigeration Air Conditioning Route 2, Box 228 Ridgeley, W.Va. 26753 Phone 304-726-8420 as SHANHOLTZ USED AUTO PARTS Gary Shanholtz OPEN MONDAY Thru FRIDAY 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. SATURDAY 8:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m. Phone 738-9378 Route 2 2 Miles Out Ridgeley, W.Va. 26753 on Old Furnace Road 192 THE MALL DELI R N CATERING Catering Mobile Food Service ¢ Cotton Candy ¢ Concession 82 Baltimore Street Cumberland, Md. 21502 Phone: 777-1272 N. “Mae” Cross Raymond E. “Pete” Cross SPENCER TRUCKING CORPORATION Rt. 2 Keyser, W.Va. 26753 The One and Only Any Type Hauling We Haul Bananas in Tankers and Straw Hats to Florida Come in... ... Look Around We Love to Be Looked at! Art Carved Diamond and Wedding Rings Latest in Fashion, Warranty With Every Ring, Reasonably Priced. CLEMENTS’ JEWELERS “Main Jeweler” 102 N. Main Street Keyser, W.Va. 26726 (304) 788-3612 (301) 786-4594 What Does the Senior Class Have in Common With Math? They Both Measure Up! Good Luck to the Class of ’82 MU ALPHA THETA Craig and Jodi Linda and Sam Twigg Irene Kesner Mary Beth and Neal Merritt David and Brandy Bill, Velma and David Doman Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Smith John and Sue Lechliter “Tink” and “Leo” Russell and Carol Lewis and Children Steve and Cathy OWENS RADIO AND T.V. SALES SERVICE _Stereo nepare —_ ai, 101 Virginia Ave. Cumberland, MD 21502 Phone: (301) 777-2721 193 194 Catch that Pepsi Spirit! fo litt PEPSI COLA BOTTLING CO. Corner of Paca and Chase Sts. Cumberland, Md. 21502 MR. ALAN’S Hair and Skin Care Salon Redken Retail Center 21 Knobley Street Ridgeley, W.Va. 738-9331 Featuring: e Cuts — Men and Women «Perms — Men and Women Coloring — Men and Women « Complete Make Up Dept. ¢ Complete Skin Care Dept. ¢ Ear Piercing e Waxing — Removal of Facial Hair ¢ Sculptured Nails and Extensions ¢ Consultation Service Starring: Alan Cuppet — Owner Maggy Wagner — Stylist John Jedlowski — Stylist Marian Johnson — Stylist Good Luck to the Class of ‘‘82.” 195 Daniel Ellifritz Mildred Shepp Scott Cothers Barb, Rick and Ann Brooks Doris V. Herbaugh Class of 1982 DORIS V. HERBAUGH Congratulations to the Bobby Cunningham Mr. and Mrs. Richard Silber Edie Laughlin Thanks to Our Patrons for Your Help in Making This Yearbook Possible. — THE TALON STAFF ’82 — 196 News ’81-'82 THE INTERNATIONAL SCENE. — Anwar Sadat was assassinated. — England fought for protection of the Falkland Islands. — Lady Diana and Prince Charles were wed and they have had their first child. — There was a second attempt made on the life of Pope John Paul Il. — Israel withdrew from the Sinai. — The Polish Union fought the government for more rights. — Fatal hunger strikes took place in Ireland. — The World’s Fair opened in Tennessee THE NATIONAL SCENE. — The first woman was appointed to the United States Supreme Court. — A737 crashed in the Potomac River at Washington D.C. killing sixty-three people. — The price of a stamp went up to twenty cents. — People protested against Nuclear War. (Ground Zero Week). — The Space Shuttle Columbia made its third consecutive flight. — Unemployment was at fifteen percent. — The price of gas dropped below one dollar in some areas of the U.S. — People slipped their way through a terrible winter. — John McEnroe won Wimbledon. — The San Francisco Forty-Niners won the Super Bowl. — The Philadelphia Phillies won the World Series. — West Virginia University won the Peach Bowl and the Mountaineer basketball team made it into the Top Ten. ENTERTAINMENT. — John Belushi died of a drug overdose. — Liz Taylor got her seventh divorce. — Bo Derek was out and Brooke Shields was in. — Tom Selleck was the new sex symbol. (Right Ms. Wilson?) — Luke and Laura got married on General Hospital. — Chariots of Fire won the Oscar for Best Picture. Other favorites were On Golden Pond, Raiders of the Lost Arc, Porky’s, and Rocky Il. — Endless Love was the Song of the Year while Back In Black, Lady (You Bring Me Up), Get Down On It, and | Love Rock and Roll were also listened to a lot. — Music and rock groups went from the Doobie Brothers to AC DC. The Commodores, Journey, and Foreigner were other good groups. — It was the Year of the Handicapped Person, Atari, PacMan Fever, unemployment, and the Rubik's Cube. It was 1981-1982. GOOSE GREEN, Falkland Islands. Argentine soldiers are guarded by a Royal Marine. PARIS, June 4 — President Ronald Reagan meets with British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher. (AP Wirephoto) 197 (AP Wirephoto) — “ss Lisa Harness and Margie Hill perform at the Spring Concert. Alan Coyle, Lisa Robertson, Mark Shaffer and Mary Brant wait for their bus. Approaching Summer With Mixed Emotions June 10. The final day of the school year is greeted with mixed emotions. Though anticipation of lazy summer days is exciting, these last moments are somewhat sad as students cast glances at friends not to be seen again until fall. Everyone is looking forward to a break in the work load and an end to the strains of the school routine. Sleeping in and spending a day at the pool are plans shared by teachers as well as students. But as the vacation goes on students find themselves ready to return to school. After being home for two months, boredom strikes the students while parents begin to wish there was no such thing as a summer vacation. So as we anxiously await the end of the school year we also wish it would never end. Those of us who have made new friends, made new memories, and reached new goals were proud of our ac- complishments. Surely, the last days of school are full of mixed emotions. Patricia Petry and Susie Peer do some end of the year cleaning. pride in the 198 Patricia Johnson and Ms. Wilson take inventory in the library. Students in Mr. Lynch's Chemistry class take a final exam. we've completed The Graduating Class of 1982. 1982 has brought a variety of changes to the Frankfort Talon. This year a theme for the yearbook was brought into ex- istence. ‘‘Pride’’ is the basic idea seen throughout the book. There is also more copy than there has been in previous years. So when there is success there are people who deserve credit. Mrs. Ellen Arnone, journalism and yearbook advisor at Beall High School, and Ms. Denise Walker, journalism advisor at Bruce High School gave helpful hints and different ideas which contributed to the new image of the book. A special thanks is extended to them for their time and creativity. Thanks also goes to our advisor, Mrs. Brakeall who allowed and helped us to put these ideas into use. Ruhl Studios and John Smith should also be commended for their photography. Although it was difficult adapting changes and adding new ideas, the experience has been challenging as well as en- joyable. As you close this book on the 1982 school year, | hope you have found the material as entertaining as | have had in helping to produce it. It’s something to be proud of. Editor Michele Clayton 200 It is time to end another year. t uF