Greenbrier West High School - Cavalier Yearbook (Charmco, WV)

Text from Pages 1 - 182 of the 1975 volume:

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Arnstutz Susan Huffman looks awesomely at Greenbrier West and her high school days. ln my search to find. The ABOVE picture shows another progressive step at Greenbrier West. Teacher, Mr Anderson and two students are pictured under the new awning that was added before the 1974-75 school term began. TOP RIGHT is April St. Clair assisting with the distribution of class rings. BELOW RIGHT Ina Hamrick is portraying a character of a book for Mrs Sweet's English class. Today is different from yesterday. Tomorrow is a. question I ask- Today I'll smile to greet you, Hoping tomorrow you'll remember me- For knowing you has made my day! That is the tomorrow I have in question. -M. Kover ' PM ' ,- R Qin. 97 fx ,f l nn: 9' 3 A. a u-. lui Nw H -H fi X , E E X H Eg f X Y 'W an av '5 my . . I struggled to learn a part of life. You don't find life worth living, you make it that way! -C. Hoth BELOW are students in algebra class. To the LEFT is Eddie Adkins working toward the completion of the yearbook. 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' Ax- A-u - iw-:ww-.,. ,QE ' 'Q NH..-g-'-'-If-1 ff -A , .. v xv qgigc 5,4 I , Q-5-f' Klux x 'Wm 'eil x life revolved around friends and follies, c asses and campaigns, vw ' O 1 .sa Q. .. , an i . 2 ,wage--,syfr. awe: T 4 r s 3 5 is Qgx 5 so Q , sg r X XY xx x Y? ' as Q , SX tx RQ Q X R ss El N Q- Ns 5 X 2 s s N v s W gs Moss r X Q R, is , i..i. -' s- -as .. - A Q - - 3' --inns X X , .,1.sf.?'Br,.,.5,Qs K - . ,mn f s 5. s s o . so im X X e O X s Q N Se ss N r ss V 1 HK, xk XS as K A N we K s r Xxx X X K, wg L as X N ss X N Q X s ssl ss 5 d dsssr so . drss as .. ' Mutual respect is the common bond TOP LEFT Barbara Treadway is shown presenting a report to her English class. TOP MIDDLE Trust is the lock Love is the key Hope is the future Between my.friend and me. -M. Zimmerman Johnetta Estep and Judy Cruse are performing at a pep rally. TOP RIGHT and MIDDLE are cam- paign posters for clas elections. BOTTOM LEFT is Vernon Jones returning papers in class. BOT- TOM RIGHT are Bobby Bennett, Dickie Cook, Dennis Burns, and John Buckland. I wait-and listen to the sounds of yesterday fading away to the back of my mind. C. Cook TOP LEFT are Debbie Ford, Linda Tuckwiller, and Dedrla Nelson in homeroom. TOP MIDDLE is Becky Osborne cheering at a junior varsity game. TOP RIGHT is Danny Roby studying ln the library. BOTTOM LEFT are West band members at a home football game. BOTTOM RIGHT are Patricia Forbes and Jimmy Walkup keeping warm. 1 a special someone, a swinging sound O O 0 the ridiculous, and the saddening. Tears of joy fill my soul but tears of sorrow only serve to wash my eyes and heart out. -K. Gough TOP LEFT Vicky Nelson is pondering some unknown question. TOP RIGHT is Rick Yearego. BELOW LEFT are Rhnea Hylton and David Carr in English class. BELOW RIGHT Danny Kashola g'ooses Doc Isaacs while Clifford Wicks watches. :Sam 3 af X f 3 Q A wi 2 wi X N i Xml . Q2 - -X .ygi A if X i F SEQ + QQ g Ka f Q ik: . ,Ls D A S We ,iff f P439 W V' ',,,x 1 A 633 uv. if ev fy-- . 'JA ,.. Ki ,.,. V, 4 If :- N ' . A E31 -xv 1?- sf ,fl 'sf 5 'X ,,,, Zgf 1 4 ' N as Q 1 me T is . Q 433 ,f fi' ' ig? 'X , rw with these- the ones who search and the ones who lead BOTTOM is Coach J ones doing research workin the library. MIDDLE is Cheryl Gwinn in the library studying. TOP is Mr. Sanford looking into a classroom. ' V...-1 QS? As the seconds rush by, I beg Time to stop. Gazing deeply into nothing, I dream of our special moment that just passed. Life can go on, but here I'll stay- while these precious memories remain untouched by the threat of passing hours -P. Frack ABOVE is Coach Robertson during one of his classes. TOP RIGHT are the juniors and Mr. Stevens at a meeting for magazine sales. BOTTOM RIGHT is a picture of the awnings between B and C buildings. 1 I r. 5 r F I ff I sit here, a book before me, thoughts of you within me. Instead of words, I see your smile. Instead of their meaning, I remember yours. If this book were about you, I would read it over again. The pictures are few, but I see you- your smile, your face. Then I remember why I'm here, and I look at my book again- your voice upon my ears, your smile in my eyes, thoughts of you within me, and I turn the page. -P. Eggers I continued m walk Faculty lead students in their walk ADMINISTR TIO Charles S. Shrader O O vlrgn Tully Assistant Principal June Estep l O Chinese and art classes Mr. Rick Allen, ABOVE LEFT, teaches instrumental music, band, and chorus. Mr. Arnold Anderson, ABOVE, teaches American Studies 2 and American government. Mrs. Sandra Ar- baugh, MIDDLE LEFT, teaches home nursing. This is Mrs. Arbaugh's first year at West. Mr. Dennis Bennett, BELOW LEFT, teaches world history, American Studies 2, and physical education. Mr. Bennett also sponsors the Pep Club. Mr. Houston Booths, BELOW, teaches psy- chology, world geography, drivers education, and sponsors the National Honor Society. added to curriculum Miss Nancy Buell, ABOVE, teaches Chinese 1, French 1, and English 10. A new face at West, Miss Buell sponsors the French Club and the Chinese Club. Mr. Clifford Burdette, ABOVE RIGHT, teaches English 10. Mr. Roger Carr, MIDDLE RIGHT, teaches Cabinet Making 1 and 2. Mr. James Clay, BELOW, teaches Vocational Agriculture 1 and 2, farm mechanics, and sponsors the Future Farmers of America. Mr. Allen Denny, BELOW RIGHT, teaches art. Mr. Denny is another new faculty member at West. ww was n:e:.ge-fel r. ef- up , - ' Facult members act as advisors Iohn Estep, TOP LEFT, teaches drivers :tion and is a member of the coaching Mr. Norman Fleshman, TOP RIGHT, mes welding 1 and 2. This is Mr. A ' . . k . ' ! . l . . . - t e V mans first year at West Mrs Hazel hn MIDDLE LEFT teaches phys1cal tion and American Studies 2 and spon he physical education club and the girl's tball team. Mrs. Charlene Green, E, teaches English 11 and 12. Mr. David LEFT, teaches sociology-economics and I . . J ican Studies 2 Mr William Harris T, teaches Typing 1 and 2 and IS a er of the coaching staff. He also sponsors the Varsity Club. in all extra-curricular activities 5 i 1355 vironmental science, and sponsor Science Club. Mr. Earl Loude Mr. Whorlen Martm, MIDDLE RIG West's guidance counselor, Miss M McClung, LEFT, teaches Shorthand 2, Bookkeeping 1, and Typing 2. Mr. vin McClung, RIGHT, teaches Fores and 2 and sponsors the Future Farm America. Mr. Wallace Jones, TOP LEFT, is V dean of boys, athletic director, and te sociology-economics. Mr. John Lewis, RIGHT, teaches biology, space scienc s r ABOVE, teaches Radio-TV Repair 1 z ' I Facult members prepare stu Mrs. Patricia Milam, ABOVE LEFT, teaches English 1 1. Mrs. Elaine Myles, ABOVE RIGHT, teaches general business and Typing 1. Miss Vada Nolen, MIDDLE LEFT, teaches Home Economics 1,2,3, and dressmaking. Mr. Geral Pomeroy, BELOW LEFT, teaches business math, Algebra 1, and geometry. Mr. Pomeroy is another new teacher at West. Miss Gail Ratliff. BELOW RIGHT, is West's librarian. and she sponsors the Cavalier Yearbook staff, Tri-Hi-Y. Hi-Y, and the cheerleaders. dents for college and careers gi S E Miss Margaret Redden, ABOVE LEFT, teaches English 10, journalism, speech, and she spon- sors the Cavalier Gazette staff. Mr. Joseph Robertson, ABOVE RIGHT, teaches Chemistry 1.2, Algebra 2, and is on the coaching staff. Mr. Raleigh Sanford, MIDDLE RIGHT, teaches office machines, Bookkeeping 1.2, office practice, and sponsors the Future Business Leaders of America. Mr. Fredie Stevens, BELOW LEFT, teaches biology and sponsors the Chess Club. Mrs. Margie Sweet, BELOW RIGHT, is West's dean of girls and teaches English 12. PICTURED ABOVE RIGHT is Margaret Fugate. PICTURED AT THE RIGHT is Launa Holliday. Cuma. Mace is PICTURED BELOW. and Gerda Thompson is PICTURED BELOW RIGHT. Cafeteria Staff -www... 'wk W.g M ' ' 1 . , -:fem1-fE.,,--Jig:-:QA f',,, g g xxgg X PM ii If 5 5? .X S Yoww Y Q aw-wx Af ,.-. X Qyxsvf- -. x ,.: K .1,X- 2 IX. -fs as Hi fi .Q Sv at Q , X fl 15 rw? PM 43? We stop to remember dear friends lost Donna Lynch Sand Jones Bo C C 2 C lass of '71 s There is never a heart free from sadness There is never a heart free from pain lf one seeks in this world for true solace He seeks it forever in vain. T So when to your heart comes the sorrow Of losing some dear one you've known Tis the touch of God's sickle at harvest Since He reaps in the fields He has sown. bby H lass of lass officers elected in October Juniors Sandy Ford-President Chuck Dunbar-Vice-President Sandy Hellems-Secretary-Treasurer Ford, Dunbar, and Hellems accept heavy responsibilities of planning junior-senior prom. Seniors Brenda Elmore-President Shelby Loudermilk-Vice-President Carolyn Bennett-Secretary-Treasurer Loudermilk, Elmore. and Bennett advance SENIOR PRIDE. Sophomores Tony Holland-President Roger Burns-Vice-President Christine Bonner-Secretary-Treasurer Holland. Bonner, and Burns lead sophomores during their first year at West. Seniors complete high school walk mv QE I r SENIORS CHARLES ADKINS EDDIE ADKINS KATHY ADKINS RANDALL ADKINS TERESA AILSTOCK ESTER ANGLE TRACY APONTE HUGH BALDWIN MICHAEL BELCHER TIMOTHY BELCHER BOBBY BENNETT CAROLYN BENNETT CATHY BEVINS JERRY BILLINGS CARMELLA BLENDEN DAVID BOGGESS LYNDON BOLEY JOEL BONNER J. L. BRACKMAN BRENDA BROWN GAIL BROWN JANET BROWN ROGER BROWN JOHN BUCKLAND FREDA BRYANT KARLA BURKE JAMES GALE DENNIS BURNS RICKY CAMPBELL STEVE CAMPBELL DAVID CARR GREG CARR DARRELL CLEVENGER KAREN CRANE WANDA CLARK JUDY CRUSE ROY DANIELS C HARLE S CROW VERA DIMASCIO DIANNA DODD STEVE DUNN KENNETH EAGLE BRENDA ELMORE TOMMY ESTEP KATHY FARREN fQ,wx+ --Q K kR 23giQ ig, K Ski 2 E S 1 'XS xx ix Q .5E.yg,jw, X X X xg X s 2 FX .MH Q X has ,. x--,Q : it f ,K 65 X 3-A lim QQ 4? . S 'S Q F Q x K K K milf? .V , Q -Q22 X Q X X . A X xx V ' N9 WWW 'Q MICHAEL HILL WAYNE HINKLE PATTY HIZER DENNIS HOLLIDAY PATTY HOLSTEIN CAROL HOOVER STEVE HOUCHINS DAMON, HUBBARD SUSAN HUFFMAN CALVIN HUME RHNEA HYLTON STEVE ISAACS CARL JACKSON SHIRLEY JOHNSON VERNON JONES KEN KEIFFER KATHY KESTERSON CLARA KIRK LARRY LEGG CHARLOTTE LILLY DAVID LONG DENNY LOUDERMILK LARONDA LOUDERMILK SHARON LOUDERMILK SHELBY LOUDERMILK CHRISTY LUSHER ARLUS MCCLUNG DEBBIE MCCLUNG JUNE MCCLUNG LILLIAN MCCLUNG PAMELA MCCUTCI-IEON JENNIFER MACE KATHY MARTIN DEBBIE MILLER GLEN NEAL VICKY NELSON BARBARA NUTTER FREDDIE O'DELL ETHEL ONEY Y HARRY PALMER ROBIN PARTAIN REGINA PITSENBARGER DONNY PUCKETT DAVENE RATLIFF ALLEN REED DARLENE WILLIAMS JOYCE WINKFIELD DENNIS WILLIAMS CONNIE WILLS VIKKI WOODWORTH RON N IE YOAKUM C HE RYL YOUNG VICKI YOUNG SENIORS NOT PICTURED CARL Blues GARY HOLLIDAY LORRAINE STANLEY BRAGG HOLLINGHEAD 7 TIM CAVALLARO DANNY KESSLER 5 mcxm cook MIKE Mc coY MIKE CROOKSHANKS DONNA NUTTER DIANNE DENNLER MATTHEW NUTTER. KENNETH HANNA ERNEST PEAKE SHARON HANNA JOE SMITH Llnderclassmen walk toward senior year UNDERCLASS Kathy Adkins Mark Adkins Brenda Ballengee Steve Bennett Frank Bills George Brooks John Brooks Brenda Brown Steve Burgess Tim Butler Debbie Gales Larry Cales Melvin Cales Wayne Canterbury Elise Carr Mike Carr Melissa Carroll Greg Chewning Janie Coughlin Conrad Crookshanks Junior class proclaims Spirit of '76 Q. Of I Jim Crookshanks Donald Crow John Cruse Melvin Dahmer Anne Darby Bruce Davis Tommy Dooley Jeanie Dorsey Chuck Dunbar Tim Dunbar J ohnetta Estep Mary Dale Farren Joey Fitzwater Gaye Fleshman Patricia Forbes Debra Ford Sandy Ford Randy Forren Michael Fox Nora. Fox Tina Franklin Tommy Franklin Vickie George Brenda Gilkerson Nina Gillespie Darlene Goins Connie Grimmett Cheryl Gwinn Andy Hamrick Kathy Hanna Kim Hanson Rebecca Hanson Tina Hardy Gary Harris Mary Haynes Sandy Hellems Rita Herndon Jane Hicks Patty Hines Donald Holliday Quietl Juniors ff .. ' -e wc: r - .,KZ,,3,iw X e await their turn no Jackie Hoover Darrell Houchins Deanna I-Iouchins Iona Hughart Marsha Hunter Mike Hunter Ellis Johnson Floyd Johnson Brian Jones Danny Kashola Rhnea Keeney Florence Keiffer John Klausman Doug Lewis Brenda Livesay Wayne McCall Bryan McC1ung Robert McClung Ronnie McClung Johnny Manspile Judy Martin Sharon Martin William Martin Bonita Meadows Kevin Miller David Morris Jeff Morrison David Mullins Barbara Murphy Judy Murphy Velinda Neal Dedria Nelson Kathy Nutter Kevin Nutter Charles Osborne Jeff Osborne Deborah Parker Mike Patterson Cindy Puckett Ricky Reed Juniors raise .li money for prom Cathy Robinson Danny Roby Sue Sayre Lee Scrugs Jerry Shaw J. D. Shawver Sonny Shawver Robin Sheaves Cassie Shortridge James Shortridge Cindy Shrewsbury Lisa Silman Carolyn Simmons Matt Simmons Jimmy Skaggs Billy Smith Ken Smith Barbara Spencer . Rosemarie Spina Pam Staley Wayne Stanley Carson Stidom Twila Stidom Judy Stowers Bill Bob Stroud Donna Surbaugh Candy Taylor Jimmy Tincher Yolanda Tincher Timmy Treadway John Trout Wayde Trout. Drama Tuck Linda. Tuckwiller Vicki Underwood Phillip Verdine Ronnie Walkup Andy Whisman Debbie White James Wickline senior responsibilities Danny Worley Ricky Yearego Danny Yoakum Ricky Berry Sandra. Bryson Samuel Deitz Betty Harris Marshall Hinkle Charles Holliday Kevin Holliday Terry Hunter Vicky Wickline Alan Williams Karen Williams Richard Williams Danny Windon JUNIORS NOT PICTURED Lester Osborne Elizabeth Perkins Ernie Reed Jean Reliford David Rhodes Aunley Robinson Charles Romans Robert Rudd fe Sgt 52 L, Annette Ailstock Kathy Alvis Vicki Arnett Diana Ayers Terri Backus Jeff Barnett Vonna Belcher Dale Bennett Jerry Bennett Jackie Birchfield Dwayne Boggs Paul Boggs Terry Boggs Sharalyn Boley Twanna Boone Christine Bonner Arnold Bostic Larry Bowles Jerry Brackenrich Tammy Bresenhan Arlen Bryant Donna Bryant Greg Bryant Mary Bryant Donald Burdette Sophomores find Roger Burns Dinah Bush Mark Butler Gary Gales Vivian Chamberlain William Cooper Evelyn Copen Gary Crane Donna Crookshanks Cathy Crotty Becky Cruse Susanne Davenport Mary Beth Decker Bennie Diehl James Dix Patricia Dix Carol Duggan Mary Fisher Roger Flanagan Philip Ford Cathy Fitzwater Linda Fitzwater Tina Fitzwater Trina Fitzwater Mary Gentile Becky George Ronald George Carol Gilkerson Gerald Gillespie Sherry Goddard Joyce Golden Mike Golden Bennie Gwinn Randy Gwinn Melissa Hell Jody Hanson Patricia Hanson Steve Hayes Robin Hellems Charles Hendrix Terry Hill Ruby Hines Freda Holcomb Tony Holland Sophomores meet l the challenge 4 Faith Hollinghead Ronald Hoover Reneha Householder Molly Hundley Ricky Hunter Anita Hutsenpiller Dee Jackson Ben Johnson Bobby Jones Ronald Lazzarine Linda Legg Patricia Lewis Vicki Long Arlene Loudermilk Larry Loudermilk Steve Lytle Darrell McClung Dennis McClung Gary McClung 'V Rookies .er Jewell McClung Raymond McClung Raymond McClung Roy McClung' Sherry McC1ung Patricia McCoy Becky McCutcheon Kim Mace Denise Martin Gene Martin Teresa Martin Anna Mason Cheryl May Rusty May Cherri Meade Clarence Midkiff Debra Moody Ronnie, Mullins LuAnn Myers Shelby Myers Debbie Neal Rita Neal Jimmy Newman Dwayne Osborne Owen Osborne Sm . 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Steve Bennett, Becky George, Ronnie McCutcheon, Jerry White, Fern Terry, Dickie Cook, Vera Yoakum, Johna Young. I-IOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES LEFT to RIGHT: ROW 1: Sue Sanford, Cathy Sublett, Laronda Loudermilk, Vera DiMascio. Becky George, Mary Fisher, Pamela McCutcheon, Fern Terry. ROW 8: Joyce Wlnkfield, Teresa Ailstock, Jeanie Dorsey, Carolyn Bennett, Valerie Vance, Kim Smith, Cheryl May, Barbara Shafer, Becky Osborne, Robin Sheaves. ROW 3: Brenda Brown, Judy Stowers, Tammy Bresenhan, Bonita Meadows, Vicki Underwood, Velinda Neal, Jane Hicks. ROW 4: Patty Hizer, Vicky Wickline, Sharon Martin, Kathy Adkins, Patricia McCoy, Jennifer Mace, Joyce Golden. ROW 5: Linda Tuckwiller, Kathy Farren, Carol Hoover, Pam Staley. Jackie Birchileld, Debbie Neal, Anita Tincher, Martha Smith, Teresa Martin. vote of body of theu- WBP8 Vlckx Young epresentxng' the Junlor by Mike Hunter, and queen Seventh homecoming played on West's new field 68 SOPHOMORES Becky Osborne Steve Hayes J UNIORS Sandy Ford Ricky Yearego SENIORS Vicki Young Harry Palmer Homecoming selected J UNIORS J ohnetta. Estep Mike Hunter attendants b classes SOPHOMORES Twanna. Boone Tony Holland SENIORS Carolyn Bennett Glen Neal West seniors compete for junior miss title On November 16, 1974, two Greenbrier West seniors, the two region titles, entitling her to enter the state Rhnea Hylton and April St. Clair, competed for the junior miss pageant at Concord College, January 18 and regional junior miss title. The competition, involving 19, 1975. Rhnea. was also honored, receiving the award senior girls from Greenbrier, Fayette, Pocahontas, and for having the highest scholastic average of all girls com- Monroe counties, was held in Carnegie Hall at peting. This is the first year a West competitor has cap- Lewisburg. Rhnea Hylton successfully captured one of tured the scholastic award. BELOW is Rhnea Hylton, winner in the regional junior miss pageant. April St. Clair Junior class presents Hillbilly Weddinm November 22, 1974, was the date of the annual junior class play. This year, the juniors presented Hillbilly Weddin' , a comedy. The cast consisted of: Paw Belsnickle-Bryan McClung, Maw Belsnickle-Vicki Underwoodg Ceelie Belsnickle-Johnetta Estep, Bonnie Mae Belsnickle-Sandy Ford, Juney Lou Belsnickle-Patricia Forbes, Four-Cheryl Gwinn, Five-Mary Dale Farren, Six-Bonita Meadows, Obey Upschlager-Lee Scruggs, Ronald Maxwell-Alan Williams, Lucy Maxwell-Robin Sheaves, Reverend-Jimmy Crookshanks, Cousin Zeke-Matt Simmons, Cousins-Pam Staley, Lisa Silman, Johnny Manspile, Barbara Murphy, Greg Chewning, Danny Win- don, and Brenda Brown. All proceeds went to the junior- senior prom. BELOW are scenes from the play. Six-year dream completed in I974 For six years Cavaliers dreamed of their own athletic field. Then, on August 30, 1974, that dream came true. West's first football game was played on the ground where only rock and mud had been. What was the out- come of that historic event? -- Greenbrier West-223 Richwood High 'School-71 It was on that night that the athletic field was launched into years of service for future Cavaliers. Such a dream did not appear overnight. Many people from many walks of life shared the Cavalier dream. It is because they sacrificed their time, money, and effort that we can now call that dream a reality. Who do we thank? We can thank many, many people: Alderson National Bank, Anderson's Paving, Appalachian Power Company, Board of Education, Georgia-Pacific Company, Imperial Smokeless Coal Company, Leckie Coal Company, Darrell Fleshman, Paul Hurst, Tracy Hylton, Herb May, Cliff Neal, Bob Painter, Bob Price, and Sonny Stroud. Cavaliers are especially indebted to Mr. Bill Lewis, who secured S50,000 from the Greenbrier County Revenue Sharing Funds. BELOW is our athletic field when the work on it was progressing. BELOW LEFT is the scoreboard, moved from the Rainelle field to the new field. A view of the track, a part of the athletic field, is shown BELOW RIGHT. TOP, Opposite page, Mrs. Charlene Green, English teacher, sells the first adult ticket on August 30. A view of the completed field is shown on the BOTTOM of the opposite page. I ARUURS 3 STUDENTS E ' is ls mmeiigfy sefxsore 'mzscsi I W A L K E D BACK THERE IT WAS people, football, where only rock and mud had been then But not my people-my '71 people They were shadows mirages vaguely resembling my school My Greenbrier West. Now its theirs. -M. Archer DIUGEDIS 300 6XIl'3-CUl'l'ICllI3l' BCIIVIIIES IO Il16ll' W 1 i I CRGANIZATICNS SEATED: Debbie Miller, Danny Gutshall. Carson Stidcm. Johnny Alan Williams, David Carr, Drema Tuck. NOT PICTURED: Bar- Manspile. STANDING: Miss Redden-advisor, Mary Ellen bara Murphy, Haynes, Cathy Robinson, Regina Pitsenbarger, Mary Whisman. Cavalier Gazette Staff publishes literary magazine The Cavalier Gazette Staff publishes news concerning our school and keeps students aware of important events. This year, the newspaper staff published a, literary magazine. In April the staff plans to go to Marshall University Journalism Workshop and to Beckley to see the Beckley Post-Herald produced. Chinese The Chinese Club, our newest organization, began a busy year by preparing and cooking Chinese food. The group intends to study the culture of China. The writing of a Chinese play is planned by the members. It will be per- formed at a language festival at Greenbrier East. FRONT ROW: Shelby Loudermilk, Eddie Adkins, Dren Franklin, Cheryl Gwinn, Jennifer Mace, Frank Bills, Tim Dunbar, Alan Williams, Miss Buell-advisor. BACK ROW: Drema Tuck, Mike Hill, Bryan McClung, Johnny Manspile. Club prepares Chinese dinner This year the French Club took a trip to Quebec, Canada to see a French-type culture. The members cooked a French dinner and are now on their way to producing a French play for a language festival at Greenbrier East. The club enhanced Christmas cheer this year by singing French carols during homeroom. FRONT ROW: Susanne Davenport-secretary treasurer, Ronald George-vice-president, Ronald Hoover-president. BACK ROW: Connie Grimmett, - Rosemarie Spino, Robin Sheaves, Deborah Parker, Carol Gilkerson, Johna Young, Miss Buell-advisor. NOT PIC- TURED: Betty Harris, Barbara Murphy, Terry Whitaker, Cathy Robinson, Tina Hardy, Larry Legg, Ron W McClung. French Club enhances Christmas cheer Science Club visits points of interest ROW 1: Mr. Lewis-advisor, Sherry Goddard-secretary-treasurer, Cheryl May-president, , Barbara Murphy-vice-president. ROW 2: Steve Houchins, Cheryl Young, Linda Fitzwater, Vikki Woodworth, Kim Smith. Twanna Boone, Vicki Long. ROW 3: Susie Goddard, Sharon Loudermilk, Linda Legg, Barbara Shaffer, Tracy Tuckwiller, David Viers, Cecil Wenger. ROW 4: Debbie Neal. LuAnn Myers, Anna Mason, Mary Decker, Phillip Simms, Harold Walters, Carl Jackson, Ben Johnson. ROW 5: Lee Scruggs, Tim Butler, David Hall, Kevin Nutter, Mike Hill. Bryan McClung, Johnny Manspile, Cathy Robinson. ROW 6: Debbie Moody, Cathy Crotty, Diana Ayers, Frank Bills, Darrell Clevenger, Larry Osborne, Richard Tincher, Charles Romans. ROW 7: John Klausman, Cathy Fitzwater, Clay Owens, Jeff Barnett, Tim Cavallaro, Denver Whitaker. NOT PICTURED: Tracy Aponte, Mike Belcher, Tim Belcher, Cathy Bivens, Joe Bonner, Tammy Bresenhan, Gail Brown, Donna Bryant, Steve Burgess, Rick Campbell, Wayne Canterbury, Vivian Chamberlain, Janie Coughlin, John Cruse, Sammy Deitz, Joey Fitzwater, Doug Fleshman, Gaye Fleshman, Debbie Forren, Lee Gillespie, Danny Gutshall, Stanley Hollinghead, Mike Hunter, Rhnea Hylton, Shelby Loudermilk, Debbie Miller, Judy Murphy, Jeff Osborne. Mike Patterson, Bobby Rudd, Matt Simmons, Carl Skaggs, Bill Bob Stroud. Claudett Stoneburner, Anita Tincher, Wayde Trout, Ronnie Walkup, Clifford Wicks, Danny Windon, Danny Worley, Danny Yoakum. The Science Club, with 87 members, is furthering the in- terests of science here at Green- brier West. The group has taken trips to Lost World, Green Bank Observatory, Sunrise Museum, and Cranberry Glades. David Hall. a senior, was one of twelve outstanding high -school musicians in the state selected to play the trumpet in the West Virginia All-State Band. West students Rhnea Hylton attended Leadership Camp last summer at YMCA Camp Horseshoe near Parsons. Rhnea was sponsored by Alpha Zeta Chapter of Alpha Delta Kappa., International Honorary Sorority for Women Educators. Representatives of our band to the High School Invitational .Clinic at West Virginia Institute of Technology were Evelyn Copen, Kathy Alvis, Vicki Underwood, Mary Beth Decker, Jackie Birchfield, and Debbie Ford. G ele OV receive honors The Rainelle Lions Club delegate to Leadership Camp at YMCA Camp Horseshoe, Parsons. was Ronald Trout. Ronald is a senior. Sue Sanford also attended Leadership Camp at Camp Horseshoe last summer. Sue. a senior, was sponsored by the Rainelle Women's Club. N :ly es 9 ,, IU -as , 1 X -snruzwol , , ins'- cted from the junior class to participate in the Know Your State ernment Day in Charleston were Bruce Davis and Doris Surbaugh. Representing our band at WVIT's Wind Ensemble this year were Renee Keeney, Vera DiMascio, Robin Sheaves, David Hall, and Donald Puckett. FRONT ROW: Cecil Wenger-president. David Hall-vice-president, nie McClung, R.ick Campbell, Wayne Boggs, Kevin Schrader, Jackie Larry Legg-secretary-treasurer, Donald Puckett. BACK ROW: Ron- Hoover, Keith Flanagan. hess Club competes The aim of the Chess Club is to foster an interest in chess playing. W h a h I S Members have competed with chess clubs from other schools in our area this year. Pep Club encourages school spirit The Pep Club encourages school spirit. Among their ac- tivities this year was raffling off a turkey. ROW 1: Vicky Wickline-vice-president, Sherry Goddard-seeretary- treasurer. Mr. Bennett-advisor. ROW 2: Joyce Winkfield, Davene Ratliff, Christine Bonner, Veronica Winkfield, Evelyn Copen. ROW 3: Brenda Brown, Deanna Houchins, Linda Fitzwater, Cathy Crotty, Vivian Chamberlain. Debbie Neal. ROW 4: Reneha Householder, LuAnn Myers, Sandy Hellems, Karen Crane, Susie Goddard, Sharon Loudermilk. NOT PICTURED: Shelby Loudermilk-president, Debbie Moody, Terri Backus, Faye Hollinghead, Robin Partain, Cathy Sublett, Jackie Birchlield, Debbie Miller. Phys. Ed. Club ROW 1: Mrs. Franklin-advisor, Bill Bob Stroud-vice-president, Joey Fitzwater-president. ROW 2: Mary Whisman, Regina Pitsenbarger, Carmella Blenden, Joyce Winkfield, Patricia Forbes, Mary Gentile, Cathy Sublett, Vicki Young, Judy Cruse, Brenda Elmore, Faye Hollinghead. ROW 8: Barbara Shaffer, Rita Neal, Veronica Winkfield, Pam Staley, Lisa Silman, Vicki Underwood, Brian Jones, Diana Ayers, Becky Osborne, Dren Franklin, Sue San- ford, Cindy Sanford, Robin Partain. ROW 4: Tracy Tuckwiller, Joyce Golden, Jewell McClung, Deanna Houchins, Carolyn Bennett, Mike Hunter, Robert Withrow, Bruce Davis, Ronald Trout, Donald Puckett, Tim Butler, Christine Bonner. ROW 5: Jane Hicks, Johnetta Estep, Danny Windon, Judy Stowers, Velinda Neal, Kim Mace, Matt Simmons, Vernon Jones, Joel Bonner, Clifford Wicks, Stanley Hollinghead. ROW 6: Kathy Adkins, Kim Smith, Vikki Woodworth, Kathy Alvis, Robin Sheaves, Vera DiMascio, Rhnea Hylton, Phillip Verdine, Darrell Smith, Mike Golden, Tim Dunbar, Wayne McCall.fROW 7: Jackie Birchiield, Trina Fitzwater, Anna Mason, Raymond Trout, Tim Cavallaro, Nathan Withrow, Sandy Ford, Rick Yearego, Ken Smith, George Brooks. ROW 8: Brenda Brown, Cheryl Gwinn, Linda Tuckwiller, Twanna Boone, David Boggess, Andy Whisman, Chuck Dunbar, Jeff Morrison. meets periodicall for friendly competition The Physical Education Club promotes enthusiasm in recreational activities. They sponsor the matmaids for physical education. The group meets periodically for the wrestling team. FRONT ROW: Vera DiMascio-secretary, Jackie Hoover, Sandy Kathy Adkins-vice-president, Valerie Vance, Linda Gilkeson, Rhnea F0l'd. S8-Ildy Hellems. Eddie Adkil1S. Davene Ratliff. Robin Par- Hylton, Judy Cruse, Susan Hufhnan, Joel Bonner, NOT PICTURED: tain-president, Vicki Young-treasurer. Vicki Underwood, Dren Tina Franklin, Mr. Booths-advisor. Franklin. BACK ROW: Renee Keeney, Sue Sanford, Kathy Farren, ' National Honor Society presents . NATIONAL HONO3 Y E if fi, s N .S L Z 82 Christmas assembly On December 19, 1974, National Honor Society president, Robin Partain, became Santa Claus. Sue Sanford was Mrs. Santa Claus, and Rhnea Hylton sparkled as Rudolph. All this took place in the Christmas assembly, when Santa the Fatty, written by Eddie Adkins, was presented to the student body of Rupert Junior High School and our own student body. Also on the progra.m's agenda was The Littlest Angel, by Rhnea Hylton, and a recitation by Dren Franklin of Twas the Night Before Christmas. Several members acted out the parts as they were read. Among other activities of the National Honor Society was the selling of tickets for a tape player, given away on December 19. The National Honor Society consists of students selected for their achievements in scholarship, leadership, character, and service. Membership requires a 3.0 grade average. Cavalier lettermen compose Varsity Club The Varsity Club seeks to encourage a. better athletic students who have lettered in our athletic program. program at Greenbrier West. Membership is open only to 'lf' f , il fs L-.e e K L -if A w . lp, lg: of 7 ' Tr :K xi l 1,9 T X, n f' ' K'-X .... . in X n 4 1 A ? 1 W X L., Z I W Harold Walters, Wayde Trout, Dickie Cook, Joey Dennis Burns, John Buckland. Stanley Golden, Sue San- Fitzwater, Patty Hlzer, Steve Isaacs, Frank Bills, Carl ford, Darrell Smith, Robert Withrow, Brian Jones. NOT Jackson. Bill Bob Stroud, Bobby Bennett, Mike Hunter, PICTURED: Mr. Harris-advisor. FRONT ROW: Beverly Sanders, Renee Keeney, Lisa Sheppard, Susie Williams, Tina Hardy, Cathy Robinson, Damon Hubbard, Gary Crane, Roger Brown, Darlene Richmond, Sherry Goddard, Trina Fitzwater, Debbie Forren, Susie Goddard, Darlene Williams. MIDDLE ROW: Brenda Brown, Twila Stidom, Regina Pitsen- barger, Veronica Winkfield, Brenda Brown, Patricia Lewis. Sharon Martin, Vernon Jones. David Boggess, Donald Puckett, Ronald McClung, Vicki Arnett, Patty Cavalier Chorus The Cavalier Chorus is primarily a group of musicians interested in developing their vocal talents and providing entertainment for students and the public. This year, the Cavalier Chorus has visited many area churches, singing spiritual songs to the con- gregations of these churches. 84 Holstein, Barbara Murphy, Cathy Crotty, Kim Hanson, Debbie Moody, Karen Crane. BACK ROW: Shelby Han- son, Carolyn Simmons, Claudett Stoneburner, Diane Dennler, Vivian Chamberlain, Fern Terry, John Brooks, Clifford Wicks, Dale Bennett, Cunard Shrewsbury, Laron- da Loudermilk, Elise Carr, Lavetta Surbaugh, Diana Ayers, Arlene Loudermilk, Denise Martin, Mary Fisher, Nora Fox, Reneha Householder. tours area churches West's candidates to the West Virginia All-State Chorus this year were Vernon Jones bass Brenda Brown-alto, Susie Goddard-soprano, and Donald Puckett tenor o.l l , dwg go my WCi5MQf,f A! . Q15 ZWWQQ? V52 if 1911 Q T5 if W , , , 1. aww li' If 3?Zwi'L w 4 JL, Q, ww, rm 1, 4 ws-an gay! RL. -. W 'W ,V,, ,gf vp: 4, U .- if 1 ,KI I w .. ' WM 3 M if im! ,gg Q J ?3f3 is V , QQ 9' .' x . , , -,T .wiisbluzl 5. 4' 'G' 'fn ,. lift , ' 4' . Ai 'VV . ,K , e is . , ,ease -as., , Pei, sg T A. i. W ,- -s X ., . f :S ,K - A ' . ' ,L D ,, gd' . M vffsp V K , K' V 'L . , . ...S y . '. A t 'U Q N Lx this- ,, .' S- .Kf5'f.k- W s ' A ' ff . , 1- I P ,. , A ,yn N , J N ,ff . eq i - , yi ' - ,sn-9 my X 'w. ' .1 ,. ' , 4 ' yi ' wx ' ' L I ' 'ENN g. f.- -2. t TA ' ,',T ,TM 5 Q e- ' u- Q ws' ' 1 5 ', ., . A. f as . A . - .. 86 Cavalier Marching Band receives superior rating The Cavalier Marching Band, under the direc- torship of Mr. Rick Allen, marched on to a. superior rating in marching competition last fall at Con- cord College. The band is an integral part of our school, providing entertainment at athletic events and various parades throughout our area.. Seniors conclude their service to the band Randall Adkins, David Hall, Robin Truman, Brenda Elmore, Joyce Winkfield, Donald Puckett, Carolyn Bennett, April St. Clair, Larry Legg, Vicki Young, Rhnea Hylton, Judy Cruse, Linda Gilkeson, Diane Dennler, Vera DiMascio, Kathy Farren. Davene Ratliff. I A1 Z Q . .O ' rf 7 ' A w--. -2 . Y' xl - FRONT ROW.: Randall Adkins, Rosemarie Spino, Evelyn Cherri Meade, Judy Martin, Becky Osborne. Kathy Alvis COPGH. Robin Sheaves. Vicki Uhd0l'W00d. Donald Pll0k9tt- Carolyn Bennett, David Hall, Twanna Boone, LuAnn Myers BACK ROW: Robin Truman. Diana Ayers, Dreme, Vestal, Linda. Legg, Larry Legg. Band members perform in Jazz-Rock Ensemble FRONT ROW: Carolyn Bennett, Patricia Forbes, Kathy Farren. MIDDLE ROW: Rosemarie Spino, Davene Ratllff. BACK ROW: Randall Adkins, Robin Truman. Seven musicians participate in all-area band 87 April St. Clair Head Majorette Larry Legg Drum Mqior David Hall Assistant Drum Major Majorettes-CLOCKWISE FROM TOP Vicki Young Assistant Head Majorette Vicki Underwood Alternate Robin Sheaves Carolyn Bennett Linda. Gilkeson Alternate Rhnea Hylton Judy Gruse Melissa Hall Johnetta Estep ,, B9 .K Cavalier Yearbook Staff Robin Partain Copy Editor JY. N42 .lib X fig ' Keith Flanagan I Photographer brings past moments to the printed page FAR RIGHT: Larry Legg Athletics Alan Williams Business Manager Administration Chuck Dunbar Assistant Photographer Cathy Sublett Vicki Young Athletics Features and Events FAR RIGHT: Drema Tuck, Underclass and typist Kathy Adkins Vera DiMascio Seniors Student Life Administration Dren Franklin Vicki Underwood Underclass Underclass Organizations Typist Robin Sheaves Organizations Y 1 ROW 1: David Hall-chaplain, Tim Dunbar-secretary Q Donald Puckett, Alan Williams, Jimmy Newman. Row 3: treasurer, Larry Legg'-vice-president, Keith Kevin Schrader, Chuck Dunbar. NOT PICTURED: David Flanagan-president. ROW 2: Bill Bostic, Wayne Hinkle, Bennett. Hi-Y raises money for school improvements This year, the Hi-Y sold tickets on a turkey. The group raised the money for school improvement projects they sponsored in conjunction with the Tri-Hi-Y. Tri-Hi, Hi-Y members attend conference Mona Thomasf and Tim Dunbar attended the YMCA Fall Conference at J ackson's Mill this year. They represented our Tri- Hi-Y and Hi-Y. 92 ,, The Tri-Hi-Y sponsored a bake sale this year to raise money for the Hi- Y-Tri-Hi-Y service pro- ject-securing a flag pole for our campus. They hosted the region- al pre-legislative session held prior to Youth-in- Government. The group also hosted a Christmas tea for teachers. FRONT ROW: Mona Thomas, Robin Sheaves, Pam Sanford-historian, Sue Sanford-vice-president. BACK Staley-treasurer, Lisa Silman-secretary, Carolyn ROW: Vicky Nelson, Kathy Adkins, Kim Smith, Mary Gen- Bermett-president, Vicki Underwood-chaplain. Cindy tile, Vikki Woodworth, Kathy Alvis, Jeanie Dorsey. Tri-Hi-Y prepares Christmas treat for teachers The Hi-Y purpose is to involve members in developing leadership, brotherhood, equality, and service while increasing an awareness of oneself and the world. Students participate in Youth-in-Govern ment Each year, Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y members busily prepare themselves for Youth-in-Government, one of the YMCA's leadership programs for youth. Students gain invaluable experience as they take over state offices the three days they are in the state capitol. This year's Youth-in-Government will be held in April. 93 The Library Staff works everyday in checking in and out library mat- erials and in keeping the library operation run- ning smoothly. Library aids assist students in finding the books they need for book reports, term papers, and pleasure reading. 'lill- iii ill Quinn I -, Xl Library Staff members aid in distribution of books FRONT ROW: Bobby Bennett, Dennis Burns, John ford, Kathy Adkins, Jeanie Dorsey, Christy Lusher. NOT Buckland, Dickie Cook, Steve Isaacs, Wayne Hinkle. PICTURED: Debbie Miller, Danny Gutshall, David Carr BACK ROW: Eddie Adkins, Vera DiMascio, Cindy San- Office Staff assists administration with office duties FRONT ROW: Kathy Kesterson, Trena Trout, Clara Kirk, Barbara Nutter. BACK ROW: Rhnea Hylton, Susan Huffman, Judy Cruse, Lavetta Surbaugh. l T The Office Staff helps Mr. Schrader and Mrs. Estep in doing small office tasks. They answer the phone, type, watch the office, and run errands. SEATED: Carolyn Bennett, Cecil Wenger, Ver- non Jones-student body president, Vikki Woodworth, Mike Hill, Danny Gutshall, Tommy Estep. STANDING: Joey Fitzwater, Tony Holland, Christine Bonner, Sandy Ford, Alan L YY, Williams, Ronnie George, Mary Dale Farren, Chuck Dunbar, Sandy Hellems, Tommy Pruitt, Joe Gutshall, Ben Johnson, Bill Bob Stroud, Roger Burns, Bruce Davis, Fern Terry. NOT PICTURED: Brenda Elmore. Student Council secures telephone booth for campus The Student Council, under the leadership of Ver- non J ones, student body president, is made up of the homeroom presidents and the three class presidents. Their accomplishments this year in- clude a. student Christmas dance and an outside telephone booth. 4 F UTU RE ROW 1: Wayne Stanley-historian, Val Vance-treasurer, Dren Carolyn Bennett, Sharalyn Boley, Eddie Adkins, Patty Hizer. B U5'Nf55 Franklin-president, Vicky Nelson-vice-president, Linda ROW 8: Teresa Ailstock, Freda Bryant, Barbara Nutter. Anita L 5595735 Gilkeson-secretary. ROW 2: Mona Thomas, Lois Shaffer. Tincher, June McClung, Tina Franklin, Wayne Boggs. A MERICA Q Future Business Leaders L. 'i of America reorganizes A The Future Business Leaders of America is a national courses. The FBLA plans to attend the state convention organization consisting of students interested in business at Concord College on March 7. 35' Five students participate in commercial contest Julie Neal, Suzette Burns, Eddie Adkins, Sandy Hellems, and J ohnetta Estep were the outstanding students selected as contestants to represent our school at the Thirty-First Annual West Virginia State High School Commercial Contest at Bluefield State College. Placing second in typing competition in the state was Eddie Adkins. He received a one-year Claude Worthington Benedum Scholarship to Bluefield State College. STANDING: Suzette Burns, Julie Neal, Johnetta Estep. SEATED: Eddie Adkins, Sandy Hellems. ROW 1: Mr. McClung-advisor, Debbie Withrow, James Shortridge-sentinel, Bob Withrow-treasurer, Doug Cooper- secretary, Marshall Hinkle-vice-pres- ident, Sue Grimmett-president. Jim Crookshanks-reporter. ROW 2: Jerry Brackenrich. Bobby Jones, John Trout, Arlus McClung, Tommy Franklin, Mike Carr, Mike McCoy, Lloyd Shortridge, Billy Scott, Gene Martin. ROW 3: Terry Vestal, Rick Berry, Robert McClung, J. L. Brackman, Greg Carr, Joe Verdine, Mark Butler, Paul Boggs, Aunley Robinson, Sammy Deitz. ROW 4: Future Farmers of America ot 'Winn M h e ,,-,nic e .so F N Steve Burgess, Ronnie Yoakum, Harry Palmer, Roger Flanagan, Clarence Midkilf, Wayne Holliday, Benny Gwinn, Brian Bland. Wayne Witt. ROW 5: Marsha Hunter, Mark Adkins, Ricky Hunter, Jody Hanson, David Bennett, Gary Holliday, Everette Kidwell, Charles Surbaudh. ROW 6: Tina Fitzwater, Carol Duggan. Jimmy Newman, Bill Smith, Ronnie Scruggs, Gary Gales. ROW 7: Randall Adkins. Gary McClung. Bobby Rudd, Kevin Holliday, Lester Osborne, Charles Romans, Larry Cales. NOT PICTURED: Mr. Clay-advisor. - studies vocational agriculture X F A 9 The Future Farmers of America is a national organization which carries on Q 4' - -3.2 7 a year-long program whose primary aim is the development of agricultural f 4 U g. Q leadership, cooperation, and citizenship. C U1-10 5 V ' 4 I K 1,1 .rf-arg' 1 Y: CA ev'-. , . 1 7'T' :- 3 1 X ,M X A lin Q X W1 :- - '25 ' vow w w ' Q J 6 f u Members ofthe Agronomy Cfarm crops! judging team were Brian Bland, Charles Romans, and Bill Bostic. Members ofthe Entomology judging team were Ronnie Yoakum. Joey Verdine, and Billy Scott. Members of the Dairy Cattle judging team were Marshall Hinkle, Bob Withrow, and Wayne Surbaugh KNOT E PICTURE DJ. FF members participate in contest The state Vo-Ag Judging Contest were held at West West FFA who participated in the contest are pictured Virginia University this year. Students compete in here. various areas of agriculture. Members of the Greenbrier Members of the Livestock Evaluation judging' team were Wayne Members of the Plant Pathology judging team were Ronnie Scruggs, Auuley Robinson, and Holliday, Brian Bland. and Kevin Holliday, Sammy Deitz. UU 1 FRONT ROW: Lorraine Bragg, Cheryl Simms-vige-president, Wanda Darlene Richmond-president. BACK ROW: Clara Kirk-treasurer, The Future Homemakers of America consists of home was awarded a blue Clark, Connie Wills-secretary, Mona Thomas Future Homemakers of America boasts blue ribbon exhibit ribbon for their exhibit at the West economics students whose goal is to help individuals im- Virginia State Fair this year. Along with the FFA, they prove personal, family, and community living. The group hosted a Christmas party for needy children. MAKfR5 aclx ,shi 0, sb' , -7 as K 2 fit 'Sgr 2 W vi-:-f 1 Jw 1- H ' o -' 3 440 'Q' 0 Nfw Athletes face a long, hard walk ATHLETICS i 'Hr NNK ,PMN my 'wxffm . 'V-455 ,gxSi'ffJE2 :Qs WTS! xi' 'rg' mfg., .. 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ROW Pictured below are members of the West track team who qualified for the state meet. FRONT ROW: Clif- ' ford Wicks, Randy Golden, Robert Killen, Mike Ross, 3: Vernon Jones, Melvin Dahmer, Marshall Hinkle, Joey Fitzwater, Melvin Gales, Danny Windon, Matt Simmons. ROW 4: Phillip Verdine, Ken Smith, Bill Bob Stroud, Bobby Withrow, Brian Jones, Chuck Dun- bar. Rusty Vance. MIDDLE ROW: Damon Hubbard, regional Dennis Burns, Dickie Cook, Lee Gillespie Matt Sim mons. BACK ROW: Vernon Jones, Chuck Dunbar Danny Windon. ui.....................-f -W-zz-..f.u im- n fum - -,LM 1. n 1- -x me - .3 3. was 4 1 Pictured are the members who ran in the regional track meet. FRONT ROW: Clifford Wicks, Randy Golden, Robert Killen, Mike Ross, Rusty Vance. MIDDLE ROW: Damon Hub- bard, Dennis Burns, Dickie Cook, Lee Gillespie, Harold Walters. BACK ROW: Vernon Jones, Ken Smith, Marshall Hinkle, Chuck Dunbar, Dan- ny Windon, Matt Simmons. gold and times. Robert Killen led the team in Dickie Cook. The coaches are looking forward 440 yard track is now in Estep-assisted by Coach hope this will inspire more prove our track record for The 1974 track season raised six new school records: 180 low hurdles, 20.9, Robert Killeng 2 mile, 10:46.8, Randy Golden, 440 relay, the 1975 47.2, Mike Rossg shuttle hurdle relay, Dennis Burnsg pole vault, 12W ft., Dickie Cook, 880 relay, 2:03, Rusty Vance. Q 2 2: vb N Q 5 A 232 ,. 'fn J, 'WL lv -1232: ez E5 E E e ge K 'X Q 1? VX ff M . KN S 5 ga Q X, QI- ,kv Q, ii Q Pictured ABOVE are the members of the 1975 Cavalier Cross Country team: Wayne Witt J aclue Hoover Stanley Golden Darrell Smith, Robert Withrow, and Gerald Gillespie. 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Dennis Burns, a three-year member, served as regular quarterback during his junior and senior years. Dennis was named a second team member of the All-Southern Team, and he was chosen a member of the All-New River Valley Conference Offensive Team. Kenny Eagle was also a three-year member of the Cavalier team. A regular defensive linebacker during his junior and senior years, Kenny led the team in tackles during both years. He received honorable mention on both the All-Southern and All-New River Valley Conference teams. Playing three years and lettering during his junior and senior years was Lee Gillespie. Lee was regular defen- sive middle guard during his senior year. Stanley Hollinghead, playing only his senior year, proved to be a regular defensive monster man. Lettering as an offen- sive tailback during his senior year was Damon Hubbard. Damon also played Cavalier football during his sophomore year. Lee Gillespie Stanley Hollinghead Damon Hubbard Steve Isaacs Vernon Jones Fred O'Dell Steve Isaacs was a three-year member of the Cavalier team. Playing regular offensive center during his junior and senior years. Doc was one of two Cavalier team members receiving honorable mention on the three honor teams: All-Southern, All-New River'Valley Conference, and Class AA All-State. Leading' ground gainer during his senior year on offense was Vernon Jones, another three-year member of the Cavalier team. Vernon missed part of his sophomore and junior years due to injuries. Vernon was the regular fullback and defensive end during his senior year. Fred O'Dell was a part of the Cavalier team his junior and senior years. He lettered both years, and started as a defensive end his senior year. Harold Walters, a three-year team member, played regular tackle during his junior year, and he was a regular fullback and inside linebacker his senior year. Harold was named to the All-New River Valley Conference Team as a linebacker and also received honorable mention on the All-Southern Team. Clifford Wicks played three years for the Cavaliers. He was regular offensive split end and defensive halfback during his junior and senior years. Clifford was one of two Cavalier team members receiving honorable mention on all three of the honor teams, in- cluding All-Southern, All-New River Valley Conference, and All-State. Dennis Williams, the regular defensive middle guard his senior year, also played during his sophomore year. Harold Walters Clifford Wicks X Dennis Williams MONTGOMERY OVERCOMES CAVALIERS With injuries at key defensive positions seriously hampering the Cavalier effort, West dropped their se- cond game of the season. The lead changed hands several times in the first two quarters leaving the half- time score a narrow 17-16 lead by West. Montgomery shut West out in the second half while scoring twice in the fourth quarter to make the final tally, Montgomery 30, West 17. ANSTED DEFEATS WEST West suffered the first defeat of the season, losing to Ansted 28 to 14. Ansted jumped to a 22 to 8 lead during the first half. After a scoreless third period, West put the ball into the end zone a second time. The final score of the game came on a 12 yard run by Ansted, putting the game out of reach for the Cavaliers. T Y S .HSE CAVALIERS DOWN WARRIORS West scored their second victory defeating Pocahontas County 27-O in Warrior territory. The scoring' was opened by West in the second quarter with 14 points and continued with two more TD's later in the game. The defense did a superb job blank- ing Pocahontas County offense. WE ST TOPS LUMBERJACKS Could it have been the new field or the new surroundings for the Greenbrier West Cavaliers as they won their opening game against Richwood with a score of 22-7? Even though Richwood scored in the first quarter, Greenbrier West came through in the second, hitting paydirt for all its 22 points. NORTHFORK DEFEATS THE CAVALIERS Northfork downed the Cavaliers with a score of 37-6. Bill Bob Stroud was the lone Cavalier to hit paydirt, ear- ning it in the second quarter. Stroud took the ball over from the five-yard mark, and a try for the extra point failed, leav- ing the lone TD on the Cavaliers' scoreboard. CAVALIERS MAUL MT. HOPE West opened the scoring as Dennis Burns passed to Bill Bob Stroud for a 40 yard touchdown pass with the extra point failing. Scoring' was continued for West as they left Mount Hope scoreless at the half 24-0. The second quarter was a runaway for the Cavaliers as they scored two more touchdowns with one extra point making the final score 37-6. WEST UPSETS HINTON IN OVERTIME A 15-yard pass from quarterback Dennis Burns to Danny Windon did the trick for winning this hard fought game. Both defenses allowed neither team to score in regular time. West scored on a 15 yard pass from quarterback Dennis Burns to his receiver, Danny Windon, in overtime to defeat the Bobcats 6-O. 116 CAVALIERS STOMP GRIZZLIES West scored its fifth victory of the season with a 20-O win over the Nicholas County Grizzlies. The fourth quarter proved successful for the West offense as Bill Bob Stroud scored the first touchdown on a five-yard run. A fumble recovery set up the next score with Vernon Jones hitting paydirt for West. The final touchdown was scored by Dennis Burns as he carried the pigskin across the goal line. Marshall Hinkle and Randy Gwinn each kicked an extra point. The Grizzlies have not scored a single point against the Cavaliers in six years. SPARTANS OUTSCORE HARRISMEN The traditional cross-country rival, Greenbrier East, collided with West on our new athletic field. During most of the game Kenny Eagle, Harold Walters and Dennis Williams were anchors for the Cavalier defense. The offensive line showed Frank Bills, Joel Bonner, Steve Isaacs, Brian Jones, Danny Kashola, Clifford Wicks, James Wicks, and Danny Windon. The lone Cavalier touchdown came in the final minutes of play when Damon Hubbard returned a punt for 62 yards. COLLINS DOWNS WEST In an awesome display of offensive power, Collins High of Oak Hill spoiled Greenbrier West's homecoming with a 42-0 win. The end ofthe first half saw Oak Hill leading 28-O and continuing with two more touchdowns in the second half. Xia wr HW Q 2-Q Q M A Qx ,Q ., wk 3 M ff Ml K Q A V I 9 ga S Q gi f. Q 3' X E1 ge by bs ? W if f H ' and screams of victory 120 Cavalier Junior Varsity Dec. Dec Dec Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Talcott Fayetteville Shady Springs East Braxton Co. Webster Co. Nicholas Co. Pocahontas Co. Shady Springs Stoco Ansted Fayetteville Hinton Braxton Co. Pocahontas Co. E ast Talcott Webster Co. Nicholas Co. Stoco Hinton Ansted , , , FRONT ROW: Tom Pruitt, Dee J ackson. David Spitzer, Roger Burns, Rodney Stidom, Terry Hill BACK ROW: Kevin Schrader, Greg Bryant. Ronnie George, Chuck Dunbar, Jeff Morrison Ken Smith, Marshall Hinkle, Charles Hendrix. Let's really go out there and give them ten more minutes of Cavalier basketball Blue and Gold Varsity Pictured ABOVE arelJoey Fitzwater, Ricky Yearego, Mike Hunter, Joel mons. Dennis Burns George Brooks Danny Windon and Bill Bob Bonner, Clifford Wicks, Bobby Bennett, Stanley Holllnghead, Matt Sim- Stroud. G ree n b r' r W t Dec. Dec. Dec Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan Fayetteville Shady Springs Alumni Braxton Co. Webster Co. Nicholas Co. Pocahontas Co. Shady Springs Stoco Ansted Fayetteville Jan Feb. Feb. Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Hinton Braxton Co. East Pocahontas Co Webster Co. Nicholas Co. Stoco Hinton Ansted East Mike Hunter Matt Simmons Bill Bob Stroud Junior Junior Junior Forward Center Guard 5'11' 6'1 . h 5'7 digg.. 9 X :Ax x X ,V - xx DX f. ,J fs 1 Y Clifford Wicks X ' ' 5 Danny Windon f Ricky Yearego Senior Junior ' Junior Forward Guard Guard aww 5'10 5'9 123 Cavaliers begin a winning season Hey blue, hey gold, you look so good to 252 si 52 QW. ,Exif 1 x x s I 2,3 r 52 E s zu 3 5 5 S gs sg ' W 5 E, i K if , 9 w 4? 4 f , ,Z SQ' Lfi Whit? ge g gm 4 Q, FSA x . ., X N. ,L W5,.8kg w.. w x, life A .w,x,.,,m ,x .HX.AW,.lf K ps -:rw - ip -X M-'1wf1s.:m U -- -w X f iw fksw 5-IQ-Sli ' E' X N X Sgnrgwmg -1 tr - w,X,3,ii I. A X 1 wg---fpkzw Nil, 'E 32 , . 1: -wink ., gl:-g 'gi,fQ1 ,W M sw. wffwx QX. n,. X an X: 'S ,c 5.1 A 3 E E E 2 'W T TSN ,. k 'C , m.iNM' Cavalier girls boast their first season a winning one Ten seconds and then the last game will be done. But at last I can say the victory is won. After all our practicing to do our best Just to make a. name for our girls at West. So now it's all over the season and all But for some it will start again next fall. For others-there are memories folding into the past Of all the good times that were meant to last. 'NW -C. Bennett , fwssii 129 1 I 130 ROW 1: Mike Golden, Jackie Hoover, Darrell Smith, Jerry Billings. David Boggess, Stanley Golden, Wayne Hinkle, Kenny Eagle, Robert Withrow, Frank Bills, Fred O'De11, Danny Kashola. Harold Walters, Steve Isaacs. ROW 2: Ronald Hoover, Wayde Trout, Bobby Rudd, Ray- mond McClung, Danny Cutshall, Randy Gwinn, Brian Jones, Jerry Shaw, Andy Whisman, Ben Johnson, James Wicks, Phillip Simms. ROW 3: Jimmy Dix, Randy Forren, Ronnie Mullins, Phillip Verdine, Darrell McClung', Joey Verdine, Billy Smith, David Bennett, Dwayne Osborne, Danny Worley, Jimmy Newman, Denver Whitaker. ROW 4: Everette Kidwell, Tommy Sparks, Lloyd Burns, Kim Mace, Roy McClung. Joey Gutshall, Brian Bland, Charles Surbaugh, John Cruse. Wrestling team claims IO- -I record Matmaids keep score at home matches FRONT ROW: Dren Franklin, Mary Whisman, Regina Pitsenbarger, Joyce Winkiield, Robin Partain, Cathy Sublett, Vikki Woodworth, Rhnea Hylton. MIDDLE ROW: Vicki Underwood, Patricia Forbes, Lisa Silman, Pam Staley, Linda Tuckwiller, Cindy Shrewsbury, Velinda Neal. BACK ROW: Vicki Young, Veronica Winkfield, Trina Fitzwater, Christine Bonner, Twanna Boone, Rita Neal, Mary Gentile, Linda Gilkeson. West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West 80 Big Creek 83 Clifton Forge 15 Beckley -55 Mannington 27 Braxton County 31 East Sophia Shady Springs 63 44 17 Clay County 45 Nicholas County 27 Clay County 21 East 58 Nicholas County 20 St. Albans 60 Sophia 47 Gary 57 Welch 19 Shady Springs What are we waiting for? N I'm gonna get him. wg Z There's no need to worry. X X H:- K , b mmm xy, kfwliigsxii 4' - fglfmwqgw ga 'Q-'fig'-' , -.uv A ' W-vm -, fxsx N K N. . 3 wx :gi N PQ Y .. fi 3 aw EPM-Rv wsu lit w 'l'qg Q 4. qs, ,, 'H E , w ,N N W X N , Sfffrli Huwxi-W Q.1,V,wPq k ..9xA.,.'f4 N W, X ,N , 134 And one day close to the end of my journey I found the jo of remembering. It's never good-by when your school days end, You just inventory your good times and friends, And store them away in your memory marked Keep . 1 Then, through the future years, what pleasures you reap . . . REMEMBERINGI Debbie Miller Ends the joy of remembering as she pauses to .. look at a copy of the CAVALIER 1974 in the school library. A long and school year them for reached its end. With the close of the 1974-'75 to a life that has been a constant part of be long remembered. ruse this year has been too wonderful to CAVALIER. We have attempted to store this book. many people. Our faithful advertisers to Greenbrier West, we would not have my staff and advisor for their hard provide an instant replay of this year, God be with you. say good-by, of courseg and I can keep in mind are really saying at alll caring Good Eddie Adkins CAVALIER EDITOR 1975 135 I looked back and recaptured m times i worry too much! i should tackle each day as it comes and hope for a touchdown and dream for that extra point. 1.-gf! ' L.. M. Ley of both victory and defeat . . . Pictured BELOW are members of our football team. Pictured TOP LEFT is a winter view of the athletic field from the door of B building. BOTTOM LEFT is David Hall during a relaxed moment in chemistry class. Brenda Elmore. pictured BOTTOM RIGHT, chats with friends in the library. Recalling the moments that made the time go so fast Now that I've I can do. Now that I've I can feel. Now that I've I can cry. Now that I've I can grow. -P. seen, done, felt, cried, Fox Pictured FAR LEFT is a campaign dummy. Doug Fleshman, MIDDLE. smiles as he recalls happy moments. IMMEDIATE LEFT is a wrestling match between two unknown com- petitors. BOTTOM LEFT is Cecil Wenger as he threatens a. well- meaning photographer. BOTTOM RIGHT, a Cavalier drummer prepares to play a favorite tune with the band. I saw the reflections of the school I love despite the cruel words I I uttered while there. At times, I am troubled by the memories BELOW, Mr. McClung delivers mall to the teachers' mailboxes in the school office Depicted TOP LEFT is the building of the concession stand, another step toward the com- pletion of the athletic field. Keith Flanagan is pictured BOTTOM LEFT in the library. 138 you left in my mind. They haunt my waking moments, waiting to pounce upon me at some unexpected time and place. And though I've tried to erase these unwanted thoughts, I find it impossible. I still remember the good and the bad, all the happiness brought on by the sad. I guess I always will . . . There will be a place for you no one can fill. -N. Williard . sf' ' ,K Q,-4:5 ' i 4 We're so close, yet so far away. You touch my hand, But we both know it's ended -not by our choice. Walking away, e I sense a. touch of sadness in you. Should I stop? But, notliing's to be done. And your shadow fades deeply into the night. -P. Frack Pictured at the LEFT are Carolyn Bennett and Kevin Nutter in the library. The bulletin board pictured BELOW boasts SENIOR PRIDE. A sidewalk view of the area between B and C building is shown BOTTOM LEFT. '55-2 It was over so quickly. 139 140 ow, memories must fill the empt walks I am leaving . . . Void of students is the typing room in C building. pic- tured BELOW. TOP RIGHT is Gindy Sanford dur- ing an interesting conversation with fellow classmates. BOTTOM LEFT, students place orders for their copy of the 1975 CAVALIER. The student parking lot is shown BOTTOM RIGHT just before it was paved. If your hands get cold and there's no one there to warm them: If your shoulders shake and there's no one there to hold them: If your countenance should droop and there's no one with a smiling face: If your heart feels like singing and there's no one you can sing with: If your voice feels like talking and there's no one you can talk withg If you feel like laughing and there's no one there that gets the joke: If you lie awake, thinking you miss me, know then, I miss you too. -M. N. Somewhere In the future Close or far away There is something Pure and beautiful- Something to make Living worthwhile- Something, if it takes A lifetime of search, I will find. -J . Bishop , ,M Q., A life without a dream has no success. For success is no more than a goal reached and a. dream made real. So dream, my friend, and make that dream come true. -C. Coffman TOP LEFT are Galvin Hume and Mary Dale Farren during a happy moment. BOTTOM LEFT. a student indulges himself in a. book. 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WALLACE 6: ROBERT L. WALLACE NON-PROFIT SUBSIDIARIES W 8m W Emergency Ambulance Service Wallace Memorial Cemetery, Inc. Wallace Memorial Mausoleum LICENSED OPERATORS W. E. Nickell William L. Wallace Paul L. Finley John D. Longanacre Charles E. Buster Theo Morgan Robert L. Wallace James S. Willis AGENT FOR MEMORIALS J ARVIS PET 85 NOVELTY SHOP has WV souvenirs, tropical fish, aquariums and suppl small pets, birds, and cages and supplies. Visit 111 M Street or c ll 438 8203. The First National Bank of Alderson Alderson, West Virg 24901 Phone 445 3641 Th B k That Will Do A Little More For Y --+' Compliments of lt's e C OCA-C OLA f real BOTTLING thing Q ' Ronceverte, WV ' i MARTIN AND J ONE S, INC . Wholesale-Retail Ph. C3041 6497-5353 Hardware Furniture Building Materials Ronceverte, WV 24970 Serving you since 1904 ' , CARPER PARTS. INC. is the right place to go when parts and accessories are needed for any car. CARPER PARTS is located in Rainelle, Webster Springs, Hinton, Beckley, Summersville, Richwood, Gassaway, Fairlea, and Sutton. CARPER PARTS also carries stereo tapes and tape players, car radios, and home entertain- ment centers. Congratulations Class of '75 DR. D. K. CALES Rainelle, WV 152 HILLTOP RESTAURANT Quinwood, WV Phone 438-6718 Compliments of Q.UILLEN'S STORE Dawson, WV Phone 392-6920 PRINCESS GIFT SHOP- Gifts for all occasions ' Lewisburg, WV Rdnceverte, WV 645-2525 647-4843 Compliments of C ompliments WRRL RADIO of 1130 On Your Dial VALLEY FINANCE COMPANY, INC. S 507 Main Street, Rainelle Loans to S800 Tops in Music, News, and Sports A PhOl'19 438-8511 RHiI19llB, WV GREENBRIER VALLEY -BANK Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Your Full Service Bank Compliments from TERMINAL DRUG CO. JARRETT-DECKER Q INSURANCE COMPANY 'Gatos 553921 Rainelle, wv LJ! 705 Main Street Rainelle, WV Phone 438-6 1 74 153 154 SEWELL ELECTRIC, INC. Rt. 60 East Rainelle, WV Call 438-8506 Electric Heating and Insulation Specialists House of Carpet Div. of Sewell Electric Inc. Congratulations Seniors GUMM'S BARBER SHOP Rupert, WV VANCE'S AUTO SUPPLY J. R. Vance, Owner Automotive parts and top quality Exxon products Phone 438-9029 Rainelle, WV QUILLEN BUILDERS SUPPLY, INC. Complete Line of Building Supplies Compliments of Quinwood, WV Everyone knows that THELMA'S CHICHEN HUT is the place to be when that special urge for chicken or pizza comes. THELMA'S CHICKEN HUT also features seafood platters, submarines, iish platters, and salads. Shown are Judy Cruseeand Debbie Miller as they enjoy a pizza. TI-IELMA'S CHICHEN HUT. located in Rainelle, is available for call-ln orders at 438-5213. I Compliments of KIRBY VACUUM SALES AND SERVICE 622 Kanawha Avenue Raine Phone 438-7233 With Kirby, you have a maid lle, WV JAMES A. CJAYD SMITH, JR. INSURANCE AGENCY Representing Nationwide Insurance Box 513 Rupe Phone 392-5577 or 438-8069 For all your insurance needs contact the man from Nationwide. rt, WV Dodson-Hager Ford Sales, Inc. Authorized Sales S ervice Parts Phone 438-6106 Rainelle, WV FOX AND HOUND ANTIQUES Early American Furniture and Accessories 208 W. Washington Street Lewisburg. WV Phone 645-3847 Open 9:30 - 5:00 Monday Thru Saturday r Compliments of GREENBRIER INDUSTRIES INC. COLONY HOUSE FURNITURE Quality Furniture, Appliances and Carpet Fairlea, WV Mildred McClung Craig-Owner Open Mon. thru Sat. 9:30 to 8 p.m. RUPERT AMERICAN Service is our business Phone 392-6355 Congratulations Class of 1975 L. C. HOBLITZELL, 0.D. 155 156 Compliments of FEDERATED STORE Lewisburg, WV GREENBRIER J EWELERS Keepsake and Sterfire Diamond Engagement Rings Two Locations Red Oaks Shopping Center-Fairlea, WV White Sulphur Springs, WV F1int's Hardware 'WE FLINT'S HARDWARE in Rainelle is the place to be when paint, groceries. glass, plumbing, and elec- trical lixtures are needed. Regina and Brian Osborne, children of FLINT'S owner, Jerry Osborne, are pictured at FLINT'S. FLINT's can provide you with the materials needed for that repair job at home. Visit FLINT'S at 106 Main Street or call 438-8731. Compliments of ASHLAND FINANCE CO. 413 Main Street H Phone 438-6131 Rainelle, WV Loans up to S1,200 PIONEERq DRUG CO Phone 645-1022 Lewisburg, WV Pioneer means First Come to Us First Have A Happy Day Shop J do J J 8a J FAMILY CENTER INC. Lewisburg, WV RAINELLE MAYTAG COMPANY Maytag Household Appliances Sales and Service Ashland Bottle Gas 1 Phone 488-7254 P.O. Box 683 Texaco Uniroyal Siegler Heaters RUPERT OIL COMPANY HINKLE'S BARBER SHOP .-It PHYS to look welll, Compliments of James A. Alvis Jr., Owner SHAFERJS SUPPLY David Long' Mgr' Sporting Goods Phone 892-6760 Plumbing and Electrical Fixtures Rupert, WV 25984 Phone 392-5634 Rupert, WV l CRAWFORD'S SUPERETTE Charmco, WV Open from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. 7 Days A Week 157 158 RC BOTTLI G CO i.S4.Q.i iiis 3-,gsigggf fix, Students at Greenbrier West are ever-dependent upon RC Cola to get them through the day. Before school, at noon, and aiier school. the RC machines in B building help to refresh our students. Sandy Hellems and Dickie Cook are shown standing around the RC machine. The ROYAL CROWN BOTTLING COMPANY is located at McRoss. Compliments of Aide's Discount Stores R8-illelle. WV Fairlee., WV Covington, VA Aide's Shoe Mart HAYNES RADIO AND REFRIGERATION ecyafes ank Rucuwuou. wzsr vmslnm zszsl 23 Main Street AMEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION . H Your Kelvmator Dealer Television Sales and Service Phone 438-6101 Rainelle, WV A .M T Q ...-.E ,. ., , . I --w-.X-m.-,By e Ex . llIi1tlmVIM ii. f M rl llrilmi .. ii iwlhmf Exif: V ' - - f- - W, - - ' Ye '-ife Q 4, SXXEX-?'1j giee X ' Compliments of V1 Xi-X x Y X X A GEORGE 'S REXALL DRUG Ronceverte, WV We Salute Greenbrier West 159 160 Tastee-Freez tim s- X X o TASTEE-FREEZ, in Charmco, con- gratulates the Class of 75. TASTEE- FREEZ is ready to serve you. Shown above are Vicki Underwood and Twanna, Boone, West students who are employed at the TASTEE-FREEZ. Compliments of PURITY MAID Compliments of WARD'S TEXACO BREAD Complete Line of Hunting Rainelle, WV 25962 and Fishing Supplies Phone 392-6851 Rupert, WV Food is always 9. bargain at CRAW- FORD'S FOODLAND, says Mary Dale and Kathy Farren, two smart shoppers. CRAWFORD'S FOODLAND is located at Fairlea. GRIFFITH-BRYAN T ' FORD, INC. 218 W. Washington St. Lewisburg, WV 24901 Telephone 645-2244 CROOKSHANKS BUILDERS SUPPLY Everything for Building US 60 - Rainelle, WV 25962 27 years of friendly service 438-7630 Robin Truman, Cindy Sanford, Brenda Elmore, and Sue Sanford agree that ROSALEE'S RESTAURANT is a friendly place to meet and eat. Private dining and char-brolled steaks are available at ROSALEE'S RESTAURANT, owned and operated by Jane and Butch Lively. Ronceverte National Bank A Full Service Bank Deposits insured up to S20,000 by Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Member of Federal Reserve System Ronceverte, WV No charge checking . . . No service charge on your account No minimum balance required. Write all the checks you want. No service charge. 16 162 SI FOX INSURANCE AGENCY Compliments of LOLETA'S BEAUTY SHOP KEMPER INS. AND You can count on Kemper care Insurance is the Best Policy Phones: 392-5400, 438-8713 FABRIC CENTER Phone 438-8961 Rainelle, WV Western Auto Associate Store Home owned and operated by John P. and Ann C. Rock. the WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE has a large range of fine products. The store is located in Rainelle at 27 Main Street. Mr. Rock is shown advising April St. Clair on which product she should buy. WESTERN AUTO may be reached by dialing 438- 7102. x FORT SAVANNAH INN KIRBY SALES an SERVICE Restaurant-Motel-Museum Most credit cards OF CRAIGSVILLE Your Area, Distributor Rick Golden M mi. S. of 164 on Rt. 219 Box 31 Phone Craigsville, W. Va.. 26205 C3041 742-3900 Lewisburg, WV Phone 645-3055 . C ongratulations Class of '75 Dr. and Mrs. Willo V. Dunbar Rupert, WV EAST END GULF Filling up a car at EAST END GULF is Glen L. Hedger, owner and operator. Located at 1204 Main Street in Rainelle. EAST END GULF may be reached by dialing 438-9008. Compliments of WHITE SULPHUR MOBILE HOMES White Sulphur Springs, WV Phone 536-3471 163 The place to go for a till-up is CHARM- C0 AMERICAN STATION. Shown is Susan Huffman waiting for a customer. CHARMCO AMERICAN STATION also provides U-Haul Rentals CAAAJ. RALPH D. WILLIAMS STATE FARM INSURANCE Rainelle, WV Phone 438-7221 Compliments of CROOKSHANKS PONTIAC Home of the Wide-tracks Rupert, WV 164 Compliments of qgggett Your happy shopping store 113 East Washington St. Lewisburg, WV ESTER GREE BRIER ATIO AL BA THE WESTERN GREENBRIER NATIONAL BANK of Rainelle is a full service bank. The bank holds membership in the Federal Reserve System and the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. Pam Staley is shown making a deposit at the bank. Student loans guaranteed by the United States Department of Health, Education, and Welfare are available to qualified students to aid in their college education. THE WESTERN GREENBRIER NATIONAL BANK has faithfully served Rainelle and its surrounding areas since 1921. 165 166 Visit GREENBRIER AUTO PARTS for all your auto needs, says Steve Isaacs. GREENBRIER AUTO PARTS, located in Rainelle, may be reached by dialing 438-6151. Mailing Address Qi- B259 X x Phone P.O. Box 249 ' I N ' I Rainelle 438-8541 , N C. Rupert' WV RAIIELLE- LEWISBIIRG- IIIITOI Lewisburg 645-1444 For a special treat, visit the DAIRY QUEEN in Rainelle, owned by Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hall. You will find products and service at the DAIRY QUEEN. Pictured are Carolyn Bennett and Vikki Woodworth, West students who are employed at the DAIRY QUEEN. Congratulations to the Class of '75 from WEST VIRGINIA TELEPHONE COMPANY Meadow River, Post Students know that the MEADOW RIVER POST is the best way RIVER POST, Your Hometown Newspaper. is published to iind out what's happening in our area. Shown is Val Vance weekly in Rainelle by Robert K. Holliday and Billy J. McKnight. catching up on the latest news around town. The MEADOW Subscription price is 33.50 yearly. G. G. MURPHY CO. JOHNNY'S CAR AND TRUCK WASH 208-16 Main Street Route 60 Rainelle, WV Rainelle, West Virginia. Store 209 167 168 THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK IN RONCEVERTE No service charge on checking accounts No minimum balance required Names you know Styles you love JOI-INSON'S DEPARTMENT STORE Quinwood, WV Everything for Everybody PAUL'S AUTO AND TRAILER SALES Authorized Dodge Dealer Car Sales Phone 438-6161 Trailer Sales Phone 488-6163 Rainelle, WV cC a.11's Texaco fkmmk it Service and products for the car owner who cares can be found at McCALL'S TEXACO SERVICE CENTER, says April St. Clair as she takes advantage of the line service offered at McCALL'S. Lee McCall is the proprietor of the Ralnelle station, located at 205 Kanawha Avenue. Phone 438-8051. Burt1ynn's Men's Store Lynn Durham of Burtlynn's in Rainelle advises Danny Worley on the many styles of men's clothing to choose from at BURTLYNN'S. Danny agrees that BURTLYNN 'S is the place to go when clothing is needed. BURTLYNNS, located at 614 Main Street, may be reached by dialing 438-7111. 169 170 She1ton's Rexall Drug If you don't know your drugs know your druggistf' says Cecil Dunford, owner and pharmacist of SI-IELTON'S REXALL DRUG. SHELTON'S REXALL DRUG is located in Rainelle and may be reached by dialing 438-8588. If there is a night emergency, phone 438-8090. RHODES SERVICE VOLKSWAGEN RAINELLE, W. VA. 25962 438-6295 It's all together at the new 9 1 bf 200 West Washington Street Lewlsburg. West Vlrglnla Fashions for him and her Mr. Emory Ballengee and Jeanie Dorsey agree that it is better to be safe. They are pictured at the office of BALLENGEE INSURANCE AGENCY, located in Rupert. To reach Mr. Ballengee, an in- dependent mutual insurance agent, phone 392-6965. HAWKINS' MARKET General Merchandise Phone 892-5487 Clintonville, WV Compliments of BURNRITE COAL COMPANY John W. J ones-President J ames A. Alvis Jr.-Vice-President, Secretary-Treasurer Operations: Rose Ann, Virginia, Box 1, Phone C703D 566-5238 Drawer N Phone 392-6817 COfiiceJ Rupert, WV Visit RUPERT FEED AND SUPPLY for cards and gifts, grill and sundries. The Rupert store can be reached by dialing 392- 5530. Kathy Alvis is pictured here as she explores the store. w 171 172 Congratulations Seniors Dr. L. B. Todd Phone 438-6 126 SOUTHERN STATES RONCEVERTE COOPERATIVE Incorporated 920 Monroe Avenue Ronceverte, West Virginia 24970 Feed Seed Fertilizer Farm Supplies D and D EXXON SERVICE CENTER, located at 302 South Sewell Street, Rainelle, is State Inspection Station 53513. D and D EXXON SERVICE CENTER is owned by Doland and Grady Dunbar. Shoum is Chuck Dunbar as he assists in the operation of the station. Dial 488-8863. Compliments of GAS SERVICE, INC- RCNCEVERTE ICE sa PRODUCE COMPANY RONCEVERTE ICE 85 Bluefield' WV PRCDUCE CCMPANY also Ronceverte, West Virginia Ripco Dairy Products Ice Cream Frozen Foods 8: Seafoods You'1l Like It, Tool Phone 647-5313 Rainelle, WV RUPERT BUILDERS SUPPLY Distributor of Continental Homes Phone 392-6708 Rupert, WV Harold Blendon VALLEY FLOWERS 402 Main Street Rainelle, WV Phone 438-8238 173 174 P. G. AND ROGER HOLLANDSWORTH Class Rings LINDA'S RESTAURANT 110 Main Street Rainelle WV ksfsR A tnntg C ards Trophies Jewelry Jeweler Caps and Gowns Stationary and Stationer for the classes of '75 and '76 Congratulations - Class of '75 VALLEY FORD, INC. Alderson. WV Phone 445-2929 The Square Dealers VARIETY DISCOUNT U.S. Route 60 Charmco, WV x 1 W Gifts S ouvenirs Pottery Hand Blown West Virginia Glass Novelties at discount prices Compliments of WALKERS FURNITURE STORE 412 Main Street Rainelle, WV Phone 438-8657 Compliments - of TINCHER AND SON A Rainelle, WV Phone 438-6391 Martin Motors, Inc. w.,Qgf1.igEigf 'iiiizw 1 1 1 S 11 MW, Q41 -.. K 315 Main Street Rainelle, WV Business Phone 438-8545 V ' X Ciiisien' I 'K X PlynumIH T:-UEKNS X 29 eZ Z- GREENBRIER LANES KIN CORPORATION Rainelle, wv In Fmlea Phone 438-8661 Box 191 Lewisburg, WV Phone C3045 645-3830 Jeanie Dorsey, a junior, aids her father in the operation of DORSEY'S STORE, INC. Dry goods, groceries, televisions, and electrical appliances can be found at DORSEY'S. DORSEY'S STORE, INC. is located in Rupert and may be reached by dialing 392-5626. 175 176 Oh, hail to thee dear Greenbrier Wes' This song our hearts and voices sing. 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