Liberty High School - Liberte Yearbook (Clarksburg, WV)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1979 volume:

Liberte 1979 Liberty High School Clarksburg, West Virginia 2 CLUBS 174 3 1979 Liberte Yearbook Dedication to Wilson C. Currey 1979 Liberte Staff First Row L. to R Kim Anderson. Teresa Spatafore. Shari Reed. Editor, Robin Jenkins. Second Row Tammy Knight. Tommy McIntyre. Tonya Radcliff. Third Row — Mary Fox. Regina Nardelli. Fourth Row Vanessa Earnest. Yandel Hurst. Kelly Anderson. Connie Martin. Barbara Davis. Not Pictured Sherry McClung. Leslie Moran. 5 6 10 14 16 In search of new Sherry Adams Gregory C. Alderson Matt Allen Right: With Flatten the Mohi- gans as their theme, the sen- iors show their spirit by deco- rating the front hall during Homecoming Week. Kelly Lea Anderson Kimberly Dawn Anderson Cheryl Angiulli 18 horizons, we lift our heads to Liberty Teresa J. Blake Jayne Boggs Tammy J. Bowen Paul Boyles Steven Brown Diane Lynne Bumgardner Marshall Bunnell Roger Bunnell Tammy Cain Each day brings new thoughts 20 and old memories. James Capicola Robin Carder Scott Carey Greg Caroli Brenda Carter Beth Childers Leo Clark Denise Francine Collins James Condrey David E. Cork Christine Marie Ann Criner Timothy J. Criss Ann Cunningham Donna Cunningham Keith Curry 22 “Forever May They See Barbara Davis Brian M. Davis DeAnn Davis Mark Davis Stephan “Corky Cortney Davis Earl DeHart Dawna Kay Dennison Scarlett C. Dennison The Glory of Liberty.” These are the “Good Ole Days” . . . . . . you’re going to miss in ten years. Donna Fernandez Jim Fiands Shelley Fittro Mary Virginia Flaherty Brenda Darlene Flint Mary Jane Fox Melanie L. Fox Montica Fox Deborah Marie Francis Maribeth Freeland Jo Lea Gallo Mary Gallo 25 Howard Donald Garrett Carla Gaynor Julia Gerrard Janet Lorraine Glaspell Leigh Ann Goodwin Steve Green Cathy A. Greynolds Rosemary Melany Gross Rosetta Melissa Gross Will we still be searching Debra Harris Jonathan Daniel Hathaway Ramona Lynn Held Sharon Hickman Tracie Hickman Michael Allen Hinzman Terri Huff Robert Hurst Yandel Hurst Barbara Hutson 27 When the year is done? Drew Jennings Donna Jones Brenda Junkins Moving up . . . Michael Lee Kinney 28 Glenn A. Kuhar Elaine Labenne Michael J. Lada And on. Kimberly D. Lamm Max Kittridge Rodney Knight Tamela J. Knight Julie Colleen Lake Lisa Dawn Lambernedis 29 Beverly Diane Layfield Knapp Linda Lorraine Lemasters Vennessa Lewis Tim Langer John R. Lanham Brenda Lattea 30 The time has come for closing books and long last looks . . . Barbara Ann Linville Terry Ann Loar Mary Denise Lopez Mary Catherine Lopez Kimberly Denise Lowe Lori Lowe FRIENDSHIP Friendship grows in my heart for you more each day. Although you think I don’t care, I care for the things that changed. Our feelings are still the same, although covered with hurt. Remember feelings that are here now, and when they weren’t? Think about the good times, but don’t forget the bad. Now think about the things we have that before we met we never had. Even if times do change, a place in my heart will forever belong to you. to end, and as we leave we know we are leaving our best friends. 31 David B. McCauley Regina McCauley Sherry Lynne McClung A Sad Time for Some . . . Bridgette Dee McCracken Steven Douglas McDonald Mary Teresa McGinnis 32 Toni Anna McHenry I Thomas Page McIntyre Connie Martin Charles Matheny Janet Matheny Charles Maxwell A Happy Time for Others 33 Seniors move into the future Edyie Wilt Maxwell Tammy Mayle Frank Mazzie Bill Medina Shirley Ann Migliore Timothy Craig Miller Shelley digs in her locker. there’s no turning back! Leslie Lynne Moran Michael A. Morris Ricky Lynn Morris Loretta Murphy Burley Myers Regina Ann Nardelli Shari Nay Christie Lynn Nichols 35 John Owens Denise Parker Jacqueline Dawn Patterson Deborah Jewel Perrine Belinda Plaugher Radonna Marie Plaugher Tonya Kay Radcliff Marquerite Randolph Sharon L. Reed To end is only. . 36 Sheila L. Reiser i Denver Riley Jeffrey W. Ritter Mark Robey Mark Robinson Francine Renee Romain Ray W. Rose to begin again Roberta Kay Ross Robert Samples Peggy Ann Sandy Seniors. . . Sam Scardina Mike Seamon Katy Seckman Liz Sedlock Briana Joyce Shaver Boyd Simmons Charlotte Singleton Jennifer Irene Singleton Vicki Singleton Peggy Smith Teresa Spatafore Kathleen Baldwin Spencer Lori Ranee Sperry William Anthony Spino Diana Springer The Leaders of Tomorrow 39 Amy Lynn Stamm Alesia Dale Stanley Kim Sterling Sandra Swiger Deborah Ann Thomey Roger K. Trader Class of’79 Jamie Marie Trunick Beth Ann Vasquez Ella Louise Walls Gregory M. Warner Cecil Welch Rebecca Sue Wentz 40 Donna White Sandra White Jami Lyn Whitehair Bryan Wilson Michael Nolan Wilson Robert Winters Neil Wiseman Margaret Woof ter Virene Lynn Wright ' ! Kitty Layne Zirkle f Kent Zweibel NOT PICTURED Mike Burks Bob Mihaliak Mike Collins John Morgan Tim Deem Michael Pernell Emery Freeman Jim Perry John Garrison Kenneth Sinclair Michaelle Hess Jeff Stamm William Toryak 41 Valedictorian Mary Fox — 4.00 42 Valedictorian Mary McGinnis — 4.00 Salutatorian Donna Fernandez Top Ten Percent of the Senior Class Mary Fox Mary McGinnis Marguerite Randolph Donna Fernandez Ranee Sperry Denise Parker Kitty Zirkle Steve Green Denise Collins Teresa Spatafore Jonathan Hathaway Ronald Bennett Robin Jenkins Tonya Radcliff Sharon Reed Barbara Reeves Kim Anderson Alesia Stanley DeAnn Davis Radonna Plaugher Michael Kinney 45 Girl of the Month Kelly Anderson Teresa Spatafore Mary McGinnis Shan Reed SEPTEMBER OCTOBER NOVEMBER DECEMBER Carla Gaynor Kim Lamm JANUARY FEBRUARY Laune D’Anselmi Mary Fox Marguerite Randolph Peggy Smith MARCH APRIL MAY JUNE 46 Boy of the Month Ronnie Bennett Steve Davis Steve Green SEPTEMBER OCTOBER NOVEMBER Rodney Knight Keith Curry JANUARY FEBRUARY Harold Moore Dave McCauley John Hathaway MARCH APRIL MAY Tim Langer DECEMBER Scott Carey JUNE 47 Senior Awards Veterans of Foreign — Denise Collins. Corky Davis American Legion ! ciesa Spatafore, Rodney Knight Daughters of Ar crk an Re ution Marguerite Randolph Sons of American Revolution— Dave McCauley 1 Dare You — R.mee Sperry, Tim Langer Scholar Athlete Sh.u Reed. Dave McCauley Perfect Attendant Diane Bumgardner National Merit Sieve Green Dr. Simmon’s Sportsmanship — Diane Springer, John Garrison Century 3 — I )emw Collins State Veterans of 1 reign War Speech Contest — Denise Parker Sports Dian Ashcraft— 2nd Team All-Counts Basketball, Honorable Mention Big len Scott Carey — 1st Team All-County, 1st Team Rig Ten. 1st Team All-State Basketball. All Tournament State Tourney, 2nd Team Counts Baseball MikeCollins— 2nd Team Big Ten Wrestling. 1st Place Regional Tournament Corky Davis— 1st Place 2 Mile Run Counts Meet. Biel eivCross Country. All-Countv Track and Cross Country, Placed 20th Cross Countrs State Meet John Garrison 1st Team All County Football. 2nd 1 cam Big Ten, Honora’ le Mention All-State. North- South All-Star Game Dave McCauley— 1st Team All-County Basketball Bndgette McCracken — County High Jump Record, County Mile Relay Tom McIntyre —; 1st Place Big Ten Wrestling. 1st Place Regional Tournament. 4th Place-State Wrestling Tournament Shan Reed — 1st Team All-County Basketball. 2nd Team Big Ten, Honorable Mention Mi-State Jeff Ritter — 1st Team All-County Basketball, 2nd Team Big Ten, Honorable Mention All-State. Monon. Valley All-Star Game. 2nd Team All-County Baseball Peggy Smith - 1st Team All-County Basketball, 1st Team BigTen, 1st Team All-State Diane Springer — County 440 d. Dash. County Mile Relay Greg War ncr 2nd Team All-County Football I l?7 48 □000000000 ------7---- Greg Abraham Dave Adams Katrina Allman Dan Amsler Paula Angiulli David Arnett Jed Arnett Judy Ash Jim Ashcraft Melinda Ashcraft We live for the future Vicki Ashcraft Mark Audia Chris Behling Debby Bork Roberta Bowen Brad Boyd Monty Bramer Jim Brown Donna Bunch Kenneth Bunnell Demarla Byrd Jackie Carder Sharon Carmichael Delberta Carnes Tammy Carpenter Ricky Carr Lovetta Carroll Mark Casto Michele Chipps Dianna Clark 50 Cathy Colombo Lynn Conrad Juanita Cork Mike Cottnll Reta Crites Glenda Cunningham Curtis Cutright Jeff Davisson Tamara Demastus Sheila Dennison and learn from the past. Kevin Devine Janice Dewitt Lonnie Dunn Tim Elder Jimmy Ewart Craig Ferrell Mark Ferrell Donald Fittro Bernard Flaherty Juneice Francis 51 Charles Freeland Melissa Freeman Cecilia Fugo Todd Furbee Bobbi Gainer Melinda Gainer Mark Gaughan Keith George Sandra Gibson Ray Gillespie Linda Golden Robin Greathouse Bob Greer Vickie Griffin Beth Ann Gulley Belinda Hamnck Brenda Harbert Becky Hardman Jay Hardman Jennifer Harper Like a Tree, as We 52 Paul Hickman Mark Hileman Brad Hill Brad Hinerman Donna Holt Tim Hufford Rod Hunter Pam Iconis Kammi Insam Ruth Jeffries Rick Jones Sue Jones Jennie Keener Veronica Keigley Rebecca Kelley Lorraine King Barry Kirkpatrick Sonny Kirkpatrick Kim Kirkpatrick Brenda Knight Rhonda Knight Grow, We Expand. Rodney Kopp Carl Kovar Mae Kovar Dcbi Kyle Jamie Laffcrty Cindy Laurel Kevin Layfield Bill Leeson Clinton Lemasters Robert Lewis 53 Sherman Lewis Chip Lowe Bob McCarty Amanda McDougal Lisa McGuire Syd McIntyre Wendy Madsen Dan Mardones Tom Marshall Amy L. Martini Juniors Are . . . Willis L. Mayle Mark Meredith Bill Merritt Shari Miller Jeff Mills Christine Moffett Thcresemaric Molinan Brian Moore Debi Morgan Bambi Morris Steve Nelson Tina Nicholas Brad Nutter Vincent Oldaker Phyllis Ann Oliverio Tracy Oliverio James Owens Darren Parker Jeff Pasternak Richard Pcrnne Inger Perry Lisa Pinder Jim Plaugher Jim Portaro Mark Pratt Suzetta Pnngle Darla Pritchard Sue Pulice Penny Quickie Caught in the Middle Terri Reich David Richards Kenny Richards James Richter Donna Riley 55 Rexanne Rowan Kimberly Rutter Robert Dale Rutter Nancy Rymasz Cheryl Sanders Trudy Sandy Kim Savina Vicki Saxer Constance Scolapio Losh Schweiker Dale See Debbie Seese Ronald Sheaffer Tim Shiflet Gena Shockey Waiting for Tomorrow Sylvia Shreve Beverly Six Harley Smith Another Day Days go by slowly, months go by fast. Here I thought it was September Now I find it’s past. Yesterday was Tuesday I don't know what to say I think I'll start all over try another day. 56 Regina Spatafore Darren Sperry Brad Sprouse Jeff Slalnaker Onnie Starkey Perry Stout Flora Swiger Lisa Swiger Margaret Swiger Marie Swiger Tina Talerico Craig Taylor Rod Taylor Alicia Tenda Mary Kay Tiano To Send Them on Their Way 57 Jody Watson Bob Waugh Loyhnda Weaver Rod Weaver Jeff Webb Nancy Wentz Ruby Whitehair Danny Wiant Michael Wilhelm Russell Williams Craig Wilson Ron Wilson Teresa Winans Doug Winters Stanley Wotnng Last Another Year? NOT PICTURED Sonya Butler Yvettea B urks Danny Caroli Mark Casters Mike Cottnll Pam Davis Vivian Davis Aaron Lee Gaines Blake Hannah Judy Helms Charles R Hickman Michael Lee Hurst Mark Kemper Mark Lough Venessa Marino Becky Moore Chris Nordyke Julie Paletta Randy Palmer David Taylor Mark Taylor Patrick Wilson Tina Wilson 58 59 Sophomores Bobby Adams Phil Alderman Kevin Anderson Denise Armbrcster Velda Arnett Curtis Ash Sheryl Lynn Ashcraft Paula Audia Rodney Bailey SOPHOMORES begin Raelene Bond Boyd Bowen John Bowen Tern Boyce Dcna Boyle 60 Jeff Channell Cheryl Childers Dianna Childers June Childers Cheryl Brady Mary Bntton Brenda Brown Debbie Burnside Carla Caloccia Darren Caloccia Betty Carpenter Mella June Carroll Doretta Casto Rob Chambers to pave their FUTURES Janie Chipps Vickie Chipps Jeanme Clarke Laetitia Gutter Lonny Cochran Tammy Collins Melissa Correll Cathy Counts Jeff Cox Annie Cummings 61 Vanessa Cunningham Larry Cutright Steve Daniels Brad Davis Charles Davis God grants Liberty only to always ready to guard and Patty Davis Tammy Davis Natalie Davisson Tim Deaton Jeffrey Deem Karen Dobbins Paula Dodd Pam Dotson Gordon Edged Jeannine Elder Michele Elder Jackie Evans 62 Matt Fahey Craig Farmer Lisa Feathers Tina Ferrari Joe Fincham those who love it and are defend it. — Webster 63 Mark Fox Gloria Frame Dana Franklin Sandra Freeland Susan Fugo Kellie Fultz Tonya Fury Donald Gaines John Gallo Mike Gaughan Tom Gensel GlacusGladwell Remonia Godfrey Vicki Golden Mary Goodworth You are young at any age if you are planning for tomorrow. — A. 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Glasow Bonnie Gorbcy Carol Gower Buddy Gragg Steve Graves Terry Greene James Greynolds Bill Hamric Buddy Hamrick Judi Hamrick Melissa Hardman Mark Harris Greg Henline John Hess Terry Hill Timmy Hill 64 Steve Hinerman John Holston John Holt Kevin Holtz Jean Horton Neal Huct Diane Hurst Rhonda Hurst Nick lanetta Kevin Iconis Tonya Keighley Tern Kenned) Robert Kern Christina Kimball Susan King R J Insam Joseph Jell Dave Jones Frankie Jones Sheila Jones Jim Kahlbaugh Rebecca Knight Barbara Koblinsk) Greg l.amm l orn L.anham Brian l.antz 65 Ed Larry Pam Lattea Margie Lawson David Lceson Phillip LeFevre Rod Leggett Lon Leuliette Diana Lewis Ricky Lilly Cathy Linville Pat Lipscomb Steve Longwell Debbie Loria Denise Loy Scott Lykens Above all things Kelly Lynch Jeffrey McAtee Kellie McBee Bret McCauley Virginia McCauley Eleanor McCloud Michelle McDaniel Stephanie McGinnis Marci McIntyre Donna McNemar Susan Madsen Julia Malone Shelly Marks Tammy Marozzi Russell Martz 66 Rick Masters Mike Mazzie Junior Memtt Mark Minigh Dan Moorr Donald Moore Virginia Moore Lisa Moms Donnie Myers Celine Newmar Liberty. John Selden Warren Palmer Duane Parker Shawna Patterson Robert Paugh Scott Pennington Richard Perkins Geneva Piggott Tim Plaugher Phyllis Poole Jeanette Powell Terry Nicholson Allen Nutter Sheraldine Nutter Donny Oldaker 67 Kim Reed Melissa Reed Laura Reeves Paula Reynolds Jeanme Richards Beth Pnne Mark Reascr Kevin Rebrook Cindy Reed Joe Reed Sophomores Donetta Rinehart Karen Rinehart John Ritter Carol Roberts Charlie Rollins Donna Rollins Mark Romagm Rolland Romano Kelly Ronck Roger Rose Betty Rowan Carol Rymasz 68 Polly Seek man Kevin Sexton Brad Shaw Nina Shiflet Diana Shipley Regina Sahatelli Tammy Salentro Lon Sanders Jim Scarff Lisa Schroeder Get Involved Shari Short David Shnver Larry Siders Mike Sirk Charmagne Skinner Anita Smith Grant Smith Jackie Smith Lesli Smith Monica Smith Mike Southern Richard Southern 69 Mike Snyder Mike Spalafore Randy Spellman Fred Spencer Paula Sprouse We Are Mary Slonebreaker Mary Stout David Tate Donnie Thome Lloyd Trader Robin Turner Tim Underwood Cheryl VanHorn Angela Vincent Diane Walls Lisa Wamsley Kathy Ward Boyd Warner 70 Jamie Watson Lynn Watson Cynthia Waugh Brad Weaver Steve Weaver Roger Weeklcy Anna West Charles Whaley Mark White Mark Williams Mark Witt Garnet Winters Tracie Winters Theresa Woofter Nathan Zirklc On Our Way! NOT PICTURED Mike Beatty Stanley Bennett Brenda Bokey Jeff Clayton Kathy Collins Louis Czibor Valeric Ellison Virgil Flint Cynthia Helms Melissa Hickman Mark Lattea Helen Leasure Dave Mires Paul Owens Elaine Perry Melissa Richards Renee Sandy Danzil Kevin Seckman Melody Shipley Lola Swiger Brenda Willoughby Pamela Workman Daniel Wright 0000000000 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 POP Administration Mr. Jerry McKeen Seniors: You are to be congratulated for your outstanding accomplishments during the three years you have been mem- bers of the Liberty High student body. The Class of ’79 has added to the long list of impressive credits of preceding classes. 1979 will be remembered as the year of spirit, the terrible towel. Annie, Get Your Gun, victory over Weirton. and the Grench. We are the original L.H.S. and “King of the Hill” in education in Harrison County. This has been possible because of a dedicated faculty and student body. 73 Mr. Wilson Currey Principal Office Staff Mrs. Aline Riley Secretary Mrs. Nancy Preston Secretary Mr. Isaac Maxwell Guidance Counselor 74 Mr. Dwain Blagg Mathematics Mrs. Karen Bowers Art Mrs. Maria Alex Home Economics Mrs. Sally Amsler Physical Education Mr. Sam Annie Biology Mrs. Karen Davis Business Mrs. Julia Embry Business Mr. Louis Fittro American Studies Mr. William Caloccia Industrial Arts Mr. Jim Cleavenger Mathematics 75 By their light, Mr. Joe Gonzalez Mathematics Mrs. Sandra Griffiths Ybk., Latin. English Mrs. Nancy Hartman Driver’s Education 76 Mr. Tom Harvey Driver’s Education Mrs. Donna Hayes Librarian Mr. Paul Heckert Science Mrs. Carol Heim Distributive Education Mrs. Catherine Hickman Special Education We Are Guided. Mrs. Victoria Honaker Business Mr. John Hudkins Social Sciences Mr. Tim Landacre World Culture Mr. Tom Hilton Physical Education 77 The secret of teaching is to appear to have known all your life what you learned this afternoon. Mrs. Martha Murphy World Culture Mrs. Fern Nutter English Mr. Joseph Oliveto Special Education Mr. Leon Pilewski Biology 78 ”!T m Teachers Not Pictured Mr. Michael Perri Mr. Edwin Sweeney Miss Donna Young Mr. Carroll VanHom Biology Mrs. Jeanne Wetzel English 79 Mary Tenney Not Pictured Betty Capehart John Carroll Melba Carroll Jeff Coffman Howard Harris Gilbert Hurst Helen McClain Lela Weekley Charles Lindsay 80 81 Student Government Student Council 1st Row L. to R — Mark Audia. Kevin Devine. Shan Reed. Mary McGinnis. Rodney Knight. Robin Jenkins. Bob Greer. Steve Davis. Howdy Garrett. 2nd Row — Ronnie Bennett. Mary Kay Lopez. Teresa Spatafore. Kim Anderson. Connie Scolapio. Regina Nardelli. Mary Kay Tiano. David Jones, Mark Reaser. 3rd Row — Mrs. Wetzel Advisor. Mrs Powell Advisor. Tern Huff. Debbie Francis. Denise Collins. Ranee Sperry. Francinc Romam. Radonna Plaugher. Cindy Reed 4th Row Vanessa Cunningham. Diane Clark. Shawna Patterson. Amy Martini. Melody Van- horn. Sue Pulice. Onme Starkey. Vickie Ashcraft. Becky Hardman. Brenda Knight. 5th Row Steve Longwell. Mike Snyder. R J. Insani. Kelly Davis. Paula Sprouse. Lorraine King. Katrina Allman. Bobby Adams. John Gallo. Student Council activities have always been an important part of Liberty High School. This year's council members can be proud of a most successful Mountaineer Week during Homecoming and the conception and planning of the first annual Sweetheart Ball. Other worthwhile projects included Shamrocks for Muscular Dys- trophy and the Christmas and Easter projects for the Good Samaritan Home. The executive committee and all council members are to be congratulated for their contribution during this school year. Mr. Jerry McKeen Assistant Principal 82 Student Council Officers President. Steve Davis: Vice-President. Bob Greer: Secretary. Robin Jenkins: Treasurer, Rodney Knight. Student Council Executive Committee Left to Right — Bob Greer. Steve Davis. Robin Jenkins. Connie Scolapio. Teresa Spatafore. Regina Nardelli. David Jones. Mark Audia. Debbie Francis. Rodney Knight, Shan Reed. 83 Senior Class Officers Denise Collins. V. President; Teresa Spatafore, President; Kim Anderson. Secretary; Not Pictured. Penny Riescr. Treasurer. Senior Executive Committee Kim Anderson. Denise Collins. Mary Kay Lopez, Teresa Spatafore. Standing L. to R. — Francine Romain. Ranee Sperry, Shawna Dennison. Radonna Plaugher. Ronnie Bennett, Tern Huff. Howdy Garrett, Mary McGinnis. 84 Junior Class Officers Vicki Ashcraft. Treasurer; Brenda Knight, V. President; Connie Scolapio. President; Onme Starkey. Secre- tary. Junior Executive Committee 1st Row — Lorraine King. Brenda Knight. Sue Pulice. Diane Clark. Vicki Ashcraft. 2nd Row — Connie Scolapio. Becky Hardman. Amy Martini. Katnna Allman. 3rd Row — Kevin Devine. Theresa Molinan. Melody VanHorn. Mary Kay Tiano. Onme Starkey. 85 Sophomore Class Officers President: David Jones Vice President: Mike Snyder Secretary : Carla Caloccia. not pictured Treasurer: Cindy Reed Sophomore Executive Committee Mark Reaser. John Gallo. Vanessa Cunningham. R. J. Insani. Kelly Davis. Back Row — David Jones. Cindy Reed. Mike Snyder. 86 First Period 88 90 Third Period Typing I 92 Math II 93 10:05- 11:05 Fourth Period Senior English Math II Home Economics 94 Applied Geometry Yearbook English 10 Credit and Banking Early and Late English 10 97 12:45-1:40 Period 100 Activities Homecoming 1978 L. to R. — Paula Audia. Kevin Anderson Belinda Hamrick. Craig Wilson. DeAnn Davis. David Cork. Rodney Knight. Cheryl Anguilli. Steve Davis. 1977 Queen Dana Paletta. Tom McIntyre. 1978 Homecoming Queen — Jamie Whitehair. Sid McIntyre, l.isa McGuire. R. J. Insani. Cathy Linville If the question was asked, “What is one thing Liberty High School got out of Homecoming Week? , the answer would be “much more school spirit. The traditional “Homecoming Week got underway on Monday, October 9. With Monday being designated as “Senior Day every Senior could make any Sophomore sing our “Fight Song or the Alma Mater and. unfortunately for some sophomores, both. On Tuesday, “Hat Day was celebrated. With almost everyone participating, there was a variety of hats. What better way is there to display school spirit than by wearing red. white, and blue? Throughout LHS on Wednesday the Mountaineer colors could be seen. Since our rival for the Homecoming game would be the Morgantown Mohigans it was decided that Thursday would be “Massacre Mohigans Day. Each class displayed their talent and their school spirit by wearing badges and balloons all day. With the week drawing to a close the excitement within LHS was immense. Friday was selected to be Spirit Day. and the Homecoming thuse was held in the school gym. Everyone at Liberty must have been in high spirits that day because Mr. Currey said. “It's a good thing we’re not having a winning season or you wouldn’t be able to keep the roof on this place. The Homecoming Game between the home standing Liberty High School Mountaineers and the Morgantown Mohigans was held at Hite Field. Friday. October 13 at 7:30 p.m. The Homecoming Dance was held Saturday. October 14 at the Liberty High School cafeteria. Despite the rain at the football game. Homecoming 1978 will be remembered for all the memories it has given to us. 102 Jami Whitehair Homecoming Queen Elected Homecoming Queen, was Jamie Whitehair. daughter of Mr. Mrs. James Whitehair. Jami served as princess her junior year. She has been active in FBLA. Medical Professionalists and stage crew of “Annie Get Your Gun . Jami plans to attend Fairmont State College upon graduation. Her hobbies include drawing, pho- tography. water skiing and traveling. Her escort was Tom McIntyre. Cheryl Angiulli Senior Princess Cheryl is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Anguilli. Cheryl has been active in Pep Club, Speech and Drama, Marching and Concert Band. She has also appeared as a dancer in the school plays “Sugar” and “Damn Yankees.” Cheryl plans on attending WVU upon gradu- ation. Her hobbies include hiking, camping and dancing. Cheryl’s escort was Rodney Knight. DeAnn Davis Senior Princess DeAnn is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Davis. During her years at Liberty DeAnn has been active in “Damn Yankees”, Vice- President of Chess Club, Foreign Lan- guage Club, Math Club, Treasurer of National Honor Society and Math Field Day. DeAnn plans on attending a Bible Col- lege and majoring in Christian Communi- cation. Her hobbies include jogging, swimming, and working with children. Her escort was Dave Cork. Belinda Hamrick Junior Princess Lisa McGuire Junior Princess Paula Audia Sophomore Princess Cathy Linville Sophomore Princess A Time to Remember Above: Dave and DeAnn seem to be lost in a world of their own. Below: Senior Princess Cheryl Angiulli is escorted onto the field by Rodney Knight. 106 Right: Tommy and Sharon find a secluded place to be alone. Below Tommy is at it again! Above: The queen and her court sway to the strains of “Always and Forev- Above: Rain doesn’t dampen the spirit of the Mountaineers. Above: Student Council Presi- dent Steve Davis crowns Queen Jami. Left: “Disco” sets the mood for the 1978 Homecoming Dance. 107 000000000 D 109 Front Row Paul Hickman. Bobby Adams. Charles Whaley. Kevin Icoms. Mike Snyder. Rod Taylor. Scott Lykcns. John Gallo. Roger Rose. Kevin Devine. Steve Daniels. Mike Hinzman. Second Row Mgr. Steve Longwell. Tom Lanham. Ron Wilson. Scott Pennington. John Bowen. Joe Jett. Jeff Mason. Brad Sprouse. Mark Reaser. Jake Gladwell. Rod Kopp. Bill Hamric. Jeff Cox. Mgr. Brian Moore. Third Row — Mr. Currey. Coach Hilton. Coach Gonzalez. Don Hill. David Miers. Keith Curry. Greg Warner. John Garrison. Bill Leeson. Pat Lipscomb. Louis Czibor. Mike Stewart. Bob Greer. Mark Fox. Coach Fittro. Coach Harvey. L. to R. — Joe Gonzalez. Thomas Hilton. Louis Fittro. Tom Harvey. 110 Players Don Hill Mike Hinzman Greg Warner Senior John Garrison As fall grows near, the Mountaineers come out of a hot summer into the heat of a new football season. With a crop of youngsters. Coach Tom Hilton and his crew try to prepare his team for a year of experiment- ing and learning. Knowing the task placed upon their shoulders, the senior players (Greg Warner. John Garrison. Keith Curry. Mike Hinzman. and Donald Hill) put on their gear for their last year of together- ness. Their leadership will determine the rise or the fall of the Mounties. As the first games draws closer, the squad takes on the season as “The Young and the Restless.” With a full head of steam, the Mountaineers headed for East-West Stadium. Their first opponent would be East Fairmont. The first half proved to be a tough defensive battle as neither of them could move across the end zone stripe. The second half became a tragedy as error and sheer exhaustion put an end to the hopes of a victory. 22-0. On a brisk night, they traveled to Elkins. The high spirits of the squad were soon dampened by cool atmosphere and the bite of the Tigers. The Mountai- neers would next take on Bridgeport with an 0-2 mark. 40-8. Bridgeport was taken on by our team with great intensity. The team stayed even much of the first half as both defenses stood firm. However, unfortunate mistakes and a powerful offense for the Indians made the difference. 39-0 With their young spirits dying, the Mountaineers went on the road to l.ewis County. Pinpoint passing by Junior quarterback Brad Sprouse to Junior Bill Eceson drew them to a near victory. 17-14. The next week. Liberty traveled to a packed West Side Stadium to battle the unbeaten Polar Bears. Failing to put points on the board had been the Mountaineers downfall in previous games. They had their offense rolling but could not score as the Bears dug in when the Mountaineers got close. 39-0. M2 With winter stepping in. Liberty went to a cold, rain-drenched Stydahar Field to skin the Cougars of Lincoln High. Penalties, fumbles, and interceptions put end to all Mountaineer attacks. The cold rain and a tough Lincoln defense froze on the Mounties game plan. 22-0. Homecoming Game, the high-light of all football seasons was against Morgantown. The mud covered Hite Held proved to be as tough an opponent as the Mohigans. It seemed to spoil all Liberty threats. The team still pushed on but to no avail. 52-12. Home again for the rest of the season, the Liberty Mountaineers came on the field to face Roosevelt Wilson. Liberty scored first and the hopes of a victory was drawing near. The Prexies. however, were not to be denied. They built up a late in the game surge and nipped the Mountaineers, 8-6. Zopp and his gang were in town and Hilton's gang prepared for an ambush. The Mountaineers made the first strive for the goal line and took a 6-0 lead. A come from behind finish by the Buc-Ups left the team and fans heartbroken. 8-6. Washington Irving and Liberty always ensure an evening of exciting football. The game was a scoreless deadlock at halftime and all fans stayed glued to the crosstown square-off. Tense moments filled the sec- ond half as neither defense would yield to the task. The Hilltopper experience made the deciding factor and the Mountaineers went down in defeat. 46-0. The school and team spirit of the Liberty Mountai- neers was carried out wholeheartedly throughout the entire football season. In time our organization shall grow and with it the togetherness of the members. Though disappointments plagued the '78 club, the coaches, team, players, and fans will never forget the feelings of joy along w ith the bad they have experi- enced this year. All the memories have already been concealed in their minds and shall be cherished for- ever. 113 A Long Season 114 Right: Junior Bill Leeson is assisted by Mgr Brian Moore and Dr. Simmons. Top Right: The Mountaineers show the Toppers who’s on lop! Left: Gonzalez coaches from the sidelines. Right: Junior Kevin Devine shows great agility in pulling down the pass. Top Left: Before the starting of the final game of the season. Senior John Garrison presents his mother with a mum. 115 Scorecard Applevalley 3rd Place Oakhill Inv. 8th Liberty 1st Place Morgantown 1st Liberty 1st • Place Forest Festival 1 Ith W V.U.Inv. 12th Place Applevvalley 3rd Liberty 3rd Place Big Ten 3rd Place Place Place Place Place Regional 3rd Place Cross Country Front Row — Kevin Anderson. Craig Wilson. Tom McIntyre. Steve Davis. Mike Moms. Bob W'augh. Second Row — Duane Parker. David Jones. Brett McCauley. R. J. Insam. Syd McIntyre. Losh Schweiker. Tim Plaugher. Coach Cleavenger. 117 Senior Steve Davis 118 Runners Liberty Pride 119 Out of forests, over hill after hill, through creeks, they come running. Why do cross country runners do this? What could possibly inspire an athlete to go through that much punishment? Is it because they enjoy running or because they have the desire to push themselves to the limit for their team? Liberty run- ners have that desire, the desire to produce for their team, school, and themselves. For the Mountaineer cross country squad, this was not a rebuilding year even though the team consisted of only three senior runners (Steve Davis, Tom McIntyre, and Mike Morris). It was in fact a season to compete with the front runners (Fairmont West and Elkins). Though never having all three seniors completely healthy, the Mounties pressured for top spots the entire year and never finished under third place in a conference meet. The varsity was made complete by Juniors Bob Waugh and Craig Wilson, Sophomores Kevin Anderson and David Jones. First year coach, Jim Cleavenger, enjoyed his time spent with the team. He properly prepared his group to represent Liberty with eagerness and honor. High honors on the team were taken by Senior Captain Steve Davis, an he ended his final year of prosperous competition. Steve made the All Big Ten team, the All Regional team, and placed 20th in the state meet in Wheeling. He as well as the other sen- iors will be greatly missed on the Mountaineer squad. The time spent brought togetherness. The together- ness brought on the respect of teams state-wide. This year’s Mountaineer team made their presence known in the sport of cross country. 120 121 Girl’s Basketball Kneeling — Lisa McGuire. Shan Reed. Peggy Smith. Dian Ashcraft. Connie Scolapio. Standing — Diana Lewis, Mary Stout, Renee Sandy, Robin Turner, Tammy Davis. Karen Rinehart, Dana Franklin. Tammy Marozzi. Coach Sally Amsler 122 Senior 123 The Liberty High School Mountain Women under Coach Sally Amsler finished the season with a fine 12-6 record. The Mountain Women began the season with a third place finish in the Kiawanis Tournament held at Lincoln High School. During the course of the season the Mountain Women averaged 62 points per game while giving up 50 points per game. After win- ning 9 out of their last 11 games, the Mountain Women entered the sectional tournament with a 12-6 record. Opening the tournament with a win over Bridgeport the Mountain Women found themselves facing rival WI in the finals. It was a hard fought bat- tle, but the season had ended. The Mountain Women came up on the short end of the 62-52 score. Two sen- iors, Shari Reed and Peggy Smith were named to the All-Tournament Team. 124 -—J Above: Ready, aim. fire. Above: Dian drives to the hoop. Below: Peggy reveals her talent. Above. Stand tall. Below: Fight to the finish. 125 Liberty is proud to have a squad like this to repre- sent our school. They have won several awards dur- ing the ’78-'79 school term. In the summer of '78 when they attended camp at Lynchburg. Virginia, the varsity squad received blue ribbons every night and the spirit stick two nights. The junior varsity squad was also awarded ribbons every night. On the final day of camp, the varsity squad was selected to compete for the AWARD OF EXCELLENCE. Kim Lamm, head cheerleader, was chosen as a candidate for All-American Shout-it- Outer. In September football was underway. Rain. snow, sleet, or hail, the Liberty cheerleaders will never fail.” The cheerleaders, during this time, also kept the spirit alive for girls basketball; we received the BEST CHEERING SECTION trophy at Sectional Tournaments. Then came basketball season. Everyone could feel the spirit and enthusiasm in the halls. We all thought the ceiling was going to blow off 01’ Liberty!! The cheerleaders were right there, leading the way. The basketball team, proceeding to State Tournaments, gave the cheerleaders a chance to show their talent in front of some of the most important people in the state. The Coliseum was packed on the final night of play. The games were over, and the awards were being given out. The All-Tournament team had already been named. Next came the cheering awards. The announcer’s voice slowly said, “And the Best Cheerleaders award goes to . . . Liberty High School!” You could hear the screams of the six girls all over the Coliseum. After they accepted the award, they were congratulated by everyone for what we all know that they deserved, “THE BEST CHEER- LEADERS.” 126 127 Varsity Left; 1st — Keith Curry, Mascot: Mary Kay Lopez. 2nd — Tammy Knight, Kelly Anderson, Diane Childers. 3rd — Kim Lamm. 4th — Brenda Knight. Left to Right —Cathy Ward. Debbie Francis. Kelly Lynch. Junior 128 129 Kelly Anderson Kim Lamm Mary Kay Lopez Debbie Francis Senior Tammy Knight Cheerleaders Scruscard LHS Opponent Fairmont East 73 50 Buckhannon Upshur P 67 68 Roosevelt Wilson O' 00 62 Fairmont West Lincoln Bridgeport Weirton Elkins Roosevelt Wilson Lincoln Phillip Barbour Fairmont West Washington Irving Bridgeport Buckhannon Upshur Elkins Parkersburg South Fairmont East Washington Irving Phillip Barbour Sectional Grafton Bridgeport Regional Parkersburg State Tournament DuPont Princeton 130 Varsity Basketball L. to R. — David Cork. Rodney Knight. Mike Morris. David McCauley. Jeff Ritter. Scott Carey. Standing L. to R. — Coach Harvey. Mike Snyder, mgr.. Rod Taylor. Craig Wilson. Jim Brown. Billy Lceson. Todd Furbee. Jackie Evans. Steve Longwell. mgr.. Coach Cleavenger. 131 Players David McCauley “All the Way to State” was a favorite cheer of the Mountaineer fans. After the Mountaineers had clinched the Harrison County and Big Ten Champi- onships. this idea became a possibility. The trip to Morgantown and the State Tournament would come via Parkersburg. The Mountaineers had defeated Grafton 55-54 and Bridgeport 84-71 to take the Sectional Title. The Mountaineers then were on their way to Parkersburg to face the Parkersburg High School Big Reds whom they defeated 71-57, then the State ranked Mountaineers were on their way to the Coliseum. Ranked 5th in the Associated Press Final Season Rankings the Mountaineers faced DuPont in the opening round of the Annual State Basketball Tour- nament. The Mountaineers held off a furious rally by the Panthers and won the game 65-64. Liberty’s next opponent went on to win the State Championship. The Mountaineers gave the Princeton Tigers all that they could handle as they fought to the end of the game. The Mountaineers lost the game 75- 71: and the season had come to an end. Coach Jim Cleavenger's team was led by seniors: Scott Carey. Rod Knight. Dave McCauley, and Jeff Ritter. Junior Bill Leeson was also a standout for the ’78-'79 Mountaineer squad. 134 135 State Tournament Aetion 136 J.V. Basketball Kneeling L. to R. — Syd McIntyre. Brad Nutter. Donnie Thome. John Barnes. Scott Pennington. David Jones. Stand- ing L. to R Coach Cleavenger. Greg Lamm. Mark Reaser. Jimmy Plaugher, Rodney Bailey. Rick Blake. Buck Moore. David Mires. Tim Plaugher. Coach Harvey. 137 139 Volleyball ’79 I si Row Tina Talerico. Tonya Kiegley, Vcrica Zwiebel. Pam Latlea, Mae Kovar. 2nd Row Mary Stout. Donna McNemar. Melanie Fox. Dana Franklin. Melissa Freeman. Sheila Dennison. 3rd Row Terri Huff. Kim Reed. Karen Rinehart. Brenda Lattea. Melody VanHorn. Diana Springer. Regina Sabetelli. Marie Powell — Coach. Lisa Hamric. Coach Marie Powell Melanie Fox Senior Volleyball Players 141 The Liberty Mountaineer Girls Volleyball Team under the direction of Coach Marie Powell, finished with a 4- 4 season. The team opened their season on February 6. with the Lincoln Cougars, the Mountaineers easily defeated the Cougars by winning both of the matches. On February 13. the Mountaineers were defeated by South Harrison and W.I. Realizing W.l. had defeated them; the Mountaineers came back with strong force and defeated the Hilltoppers on February 23. but fell to a successful Bridgeport team. On March 1 the last game saw an impressive victory over the Bridgeport Indians. The Mountaineers were defeated by the strong attack of the South Harrison Hawks. 142 nrr rkh school BIG L nderson Inlyre jectt Garrett Sieve Daniels Kevin laconis Wrestling Records 24-6 28-3 9-12 14-11 20-8 8-16 138 — Ed Larry 14$ Mike Collins 155 Jeff Cox 167 — Donald Hill UNL— Mark Meredith Records 5-12 24-5 20-8-1 21-7-2 0-20 143 ’78-’79 Wrestling First Row — Jeff Blake. Kevin Anderson. Tom McIntyre. Rodney Leggett. Howdy Garrett. Steve Daniels. Kevin laconis. Fred Spencer. Second Row — Coach Hilton, Steve Weaver. Eddie Larry. Mike Collins. Jeff Cox, Donald Hill. Bill Hamric. Mark Meredith. Rodney Kopp. Coach Tom Hilton 144 Mike Collins Howdy Garrett Senior Wrestlers 145 98 lbs. — Kevin Anderson Takedown? Reverse? Escape? What do those terms mean? They are a part of Wrestling, and it is a part of the excitement for Liberty fans this season. After viewing the success and ambitious work of the Moun- taineer squad. Liberty High fans have another sport to rejoice over. Coach Tom Hilton, looking for the secret to suc- cess. took a group of young grapplers and turned them into state contenders. Putting the “never say die attitude into their minds and heart. Coach Hilton pushed the team to a little taste of glory and satisfac- tion for them as well as himself. Starting off with ten straight victories. Senior Cap- tain Tom McIntyre found himself on the losing end of a 4-1 decision in the East Fairmont Invitational. After this heartbreaker Tom compiled a 28-3 record, which included successfully defending the Big Ten and Regional titles and winning a fourth position in the state tournament. Senior transfer student Mike Collins also performed well for himself as he placed second in the East Fairmont Invitational, the Big Ten. and took the Regional title on his way to the state tournament. Sophomore stars Kevin Anderson and Steve Dan- iels found themselves competing with the best as they too wrestled their ways to Wheeling. Kevin, the last of the Anderson brothers, pinned his way to Regional championship only to lose some close and disap- pointing decisions when it counted the most. Steve, the first tourney champ of the season took a victory in the East Fairmont Invitational. The twosome will be back for the next two years, so look out Liberty foes. All Mountaineer Matmen are to be congratulated for a job well done. 105 lbs. — Tom McIntyre 112 lbs. — Rod Leggett 146 119 lbs. — Howdy Garrett 138 lbs. — Eddie Larry 126 lbs. — Steve Daniels 145 lbs. — Mike Collins 132 lbs. — Kevin Iconis 155 lbs. —Jeff Cox 147 167 lbs. — Don Hill A smile emerges out from behind the hand of Coach Tom Hilton as he watches one of his matmen perform their well practiced moves. He found many things to rejoice about in the exciting Mountaineer Wrestling season. 148 1979 Varsity Baseball First Row. L to R — Keith Curry. Greg Warner, Coach Sam Annie. Jeff Ritter. Rodney Knight. Scott Carey. Second Row — Brian Moore. Manager, Kenny Richards. Bill Leeson. Brad Sprouse. Paul Hickman. Third Row Phil Aider- man. Mike Flanigan. Donnie Thome. David Mires. Kevin Sexton. Junior Varsity Baseball First Row. L to R — John Barnes. Randy Spellman. Coach Sam Annie. Kevin Iconis. R J. Insam. Roger Rose. Second Row — Rick Blake. Mike Sirk. Lou Czibor. Matt Fahey. Dowain Ford. 150 Scott Carey 151 “Hit and Run!” 153 154 1979 Tennis 1979 Kneeling. Left to Right Veronica Zwiebel. Melanie Fox. Kim Alonso. Shan Reed. Cindy Reed. Second Row — Tom Gensel. Lon Leuliette. Brenda Lattea. Robin Turner. Mark Audia. Chns Behling. Jeff McAtee. Third Row — Coach Louis Fittro. Todd Furbec. Craig Wilson. Danny Drummond, Danny Caroli. Mark Reaser. Boyd Warner. Coach Louis Fittro 155 Senior Shari Reed Brenda Lattea Players Golf 1979 First Row. Left to Right — Clinton Lemasters. Rod Leggett. John Gallo. Fred Spencer. Second Row — Coach Tom Hilton. David Leeson. Scott Lykens. Rolland Romano. Eddie Larry . Coach Tom Hilton 158 159 160 Boys Track First Row. Left to Right — Dwain Parker. John Holt. Jackie Evans. Terry Nicholson. Jeff Channel. Tom Lanham. Jim Kahlbaugh. Lonnie Cochran. Nathan Davis. Donny Gaines. Mike Mazzie. Second Row — Coach Gonzalez. Greg Lamm. Tom Walton. Larry Siders. Pat Lipscomb. Brett McCauley. Joe Jett. Brad Boyd. Dave Jones. Steve Daniels. Kevin Anderson, Ronnie Paugh. Mark Gaughan. Third Row — John Chappell. Jim Richtor, Mike Moms, Bob Waugh. Corky Davis. Scott Isaacs. Dan Wright, Bob Greer. Losh Schweiker. Syd McIntyre. Rodney Kopp. Todd Yarger. Kevin Devine. Girls Track First Row. Left to Right — Dianna Springer. Kathy Spencer, Bndgette McCracken. Kelly Anderson. Debbie Perrine. Robin Jenkins. Michelle Hess. Second Row - Lisa Shroeder. Karen Rinehart, Nita Cork. Melody Shipley. Virginia McCauley. Paula Angiulli. Connie Scolapio. Coach Gainer. Third Row — Renee Sandy. Tammy Davis. Roberta Bowen, Dana Franklin. Dian Lewis. Cynthia Waugh. Celine Newman. Fourth Row — Kelly McBee. Amanda McDougal. Barbara Koblinsky, Tammy Collins, Kelly Davis. Runners Senior Runners 163 Boy’s Track 164 Vm • «% Girl’s i mu ' iw .= • r ’ Track I 165 Ranee Sperry 166 Feature Twirler Drum Majors Jackie Panerson Jimmy Plaugher Liberty High Marching Band Listed Alphabetically: Kim Anderson. Cheryl Ashcraft. Jim Ashcraft, Melinda Ashcraft. Vicki Ashcraft. Judy Ash. Mark Audia. Ronnie Bennett. Raelene Bond. Debbie Burnside. Sharon Carmichael. Janie Chipps. Diane Clark. Laetitia Gutter. Denise Collins. Carla Caloccia. Annie Cummings. Donna Cunningham. Vanessa Cunningham. Laune D’Anselmi. Endns Davis. Mark Davis. Dawna Dennison. Scarlett Dennison. Shawna Dennison. Chris Desist. Jeanine Elder. Michelle Elder, Valerie Ellison, Kay Fairfax. Shelley Fittro. Kim Fitzsimmons. Bernard Flaherty. Mary Flaherty. Montica Fox. Susan Fugo. Bobbie Gainer. Jo Lea Gallo. Howdy Garrett. Carla Gaynor. Julia Gerrard, Janet Glaspell. Steve Green. Vickie Gnffin. Judy Hamrick. Becky Hardman. John Hathaway, Ramona Held. Jean Horton. Yandel Hurst. Kammi Insani. Drew Jennings. Sheila Jones, Mike Kinney. Glenn Kuhar. Julie Lake, Tim Langer. Brian Lantz. Eddie Larry. Phil LeFevrc. Rodney Leggett. Terry Loar, Denise Lopez, Amy Martini, Bob McCarty. Mary McGinnis. Stephanie McGinnis. Marci McIntyre. Shirley Migliore. Leslie Moran. Christie Nichols, Dina Nichols. Allen Nutter. Brad Nutter. Donnie Oldaker. Jackie Patterson. Shawna Patterson. Jim Plaugher. Radonna Plaugher. Jim Portaro. Darla Pritchard. Sue Pulice. Tonya Radcliff. Marguerite Randolph. Kevin Rebrook. Bobbie Reeves. Laura Reeves. Sheila Riescr. Paula Reynolds. Francine Romain. Ray Rose. Kay Ross. Charlie Rollins, Carol Rymasz. Nancy Rymasz, Regina Sabatelli, Vicki Saxer, Shan Short. Jennifer Singleton. Diana Shipley. Leslie Smith. Monica Smith. Dick Southern. Teresa Spalafore. Paula Sprouse. Ranee Sperry, Mary Pat Sprouse. Kim Sterling. Onme Starkey. Kelley Tenney. Mary Kay Tiano, Tim Underwood. Cheryl Van Horn. Melanie VanHom, Gina Vespoint, Rhonda Wallace. Teresa Wmans, Tina Wnght, ViRene Wright. Band Officers Sitting L. to R Mary McGinnis, Treas.. Jackie Patterson. Sec., Jo Lea Gallo. Vice-President; Tonya Radcliff. President. Standing — Carol Rymasz, Soph. Rep.. Amy Martini. Junior Rep.. Laune D’Anselmi. Senior Rep. 167 Majorettes Kneeling L. to R. — Diane Clark. Mary Pat Sprouse. Dawna Dennison. Shawna Dennison. Standing L. to R. — Teresa Winans. Ramona Held. Montica Fox, Vanessa Cunningham. Not Pictured — Sheila Rieser. Carla Caloccia. Flag Carriers First Row L. to R. — Christie Nichols, Vicki Saxer, Vicki Griffin. Laetitia Clutter. Sue Pulice. Second Row L. to R. — Yandel Hurst, Melanie VanHom, Darla Pritchard, Michelle Elder. Julie Lake. 168 Stage Band Kneeling L. to R. — Tim Langer. Steve Green. Bobbie Reeves. Sitting L. to R. — Debbie Thomey, Cindy Reed. Amy Stamm. Mark Audia, Mike Kinney. Monica Smith. Back Row L. to R. — Gina Vespoint. Mary Kay Tiano, Jim Plaugher. Carla Gaynor. Jim Ashcraft. Bob McCarty, Ronnie Bennett. Alan Nutter, Brian Lantz, Nancy Rymasz, Kevin Rebrook. Drums: Ray Rose. Concert Band First Row L. to R. — Teresa Winans, Tonya Radcliff, Shan Short, Becky Hardman. Endris Davis, Diana Ship- ley. Cheryl VanHom, Debbie Thomey, Mary Kay Lopez, Mary McGinnis. ViRene Wnght, Marguerite Ran- dolph. Second Row — Denise Lopez, Terry Loar, Donna Cunningham. Sheila Jones, Melinda Ashcraft, Raelene Bond, Regina Sabatelli. Dina Nichols, Annie Cummings, Cheryl Ashcraft, Valerie Ellison. Kay Fairfax. Mary Pal Sprouse, Jennifer Singleton. Kim Fitzsimmons. Jean Horton. Amy Martini. Third Row — Onnie Starkey. Rhonda Wallace. Janet Glaspell, Tina Wnght, Jeannine Elder, Vicki Ashcraft, Stephanie McGinnis, Dawna Dennison. Scarlett Dennison. Kay Ross, Marci McIntyre, Denise Collins, Judy Ash, Monica Smith. Shawna Dennison. Mike Kinney. Debbie Burnside, Alan Nutter. Sharon Carmichael, Radonna Plaugher. Fourth Row — Laura Reeves. Susan Fugo. Judy Hamrick, Janie Chipps, Ronnie Bennett, Jim Ashcraft, Carla Gaynor, Leslie Smith, Kim Sterling. Kevin Rebrook. Kammi Insani, Eddie Larry, Nancy Rymasz, Paula Sprouse. Carol Rym- asz, Drew Jennings. Rodney Leggett. Amy Stamm, Mark Audia, Mike Southern, Chris Desist. Mary Kay Tiano. Kelley Tenney, Francine Romam. Vanessa Cunningham. Charles Rollins. Fifth Row — John Hathaway, Paula Reynolds, Glenn Kuhar. Bernard Flaherty, Kim Adnerson, Mary Flaherty. Bobbie Reeves, Mark Reaser. Sixth Row — Fred Spencer, Bob McCarty, Jim Portaro. Standing — Shirley Migliore, Mark Davis, Teresa Spatafore, Dena Boyle. Mike Snyder. Shelley Fittro, Donny Oldaker, Gina Vespoint, Jo Lea Gallo, Shawna Patterson. Dick Southern, Brian Lantz, Laurie D’Anselmi. Brad Nutter. Philip Lefevre, Tim Underwood. Ray Rose. Jackie Pat- terson. Jim Plaugher. 169 LIBERTY HIGH SCHOOL MOUNTAIHEERS ciutttMK ■ . The Liberty High Band, under the direction of Mike Pern has completed a very successful year. They have competed in various parades and field competi- tions, placing in several of the events. One of their greatest honors was to receive first place at the Mountain State Forest Fes- tival in Elkins. They were chosen to appear as the honor band for the year ’79- ’80. Also, for the first time since consolidation of Lib- erty, three students were selected to perform in the 1979 All-State Band. They were Denise Collins, Bas- soon; Mike Kinney, Tenor Sax; Radonna Plaugher, French Horn. The members of the band wish to thank the band boosters for their time and effort, but most of all, they would like to thank Mr. Perri, for his concern and dedication to make this year one of the best possi- ble. The 120 piece marching band continued its tradition as a great example of pride, showmanship, and musical excellence — an ideal high school band. 170 Hard Work Pays Off 171 L.H.S. Choir Isi Row — Cecil Welch. Sam Scardina. Shelly Marks. Vannessa Lewis. Belinda Hardman. Maribeth Free- land. John Chappel. Jeff Swiger. 2nd Row Melissa Freeman. Marci McIntyre. Patrick Lipscomb. Rob- ert Templeton. Sue Pulice. Lorraine King. Robin Greathouse. Mrs. Richards Advisor. Ruth Ann Jeffries. Diane Shipley. 3rd Row Sandra White. Roberta Bowen. Jami Watson. Perry Stout. All-State Choir 172 Denise Parker State V.F.W. Voice of Democracy Speech Contest Winner A 4 Denise Parker, a senior at Liberty High School, proudly represented Liberty by winning the “West Virginia Voice of Democracy Speech Contest. There are two words that best describe her success and they are work and determination. The first step of the long journey began as Denise was chosen from Liberty High School. Denise then moved on to take first place in the local, district, and state competition. The national finals were held in March, in Washington. D.C. Denise received savings bonds and a scholarship to a W.Va. state supported school for four years. She served as an example of how hard work and determination will achieve lasting memories. 173 Q cT a- Z □000000000 ocoooooooo Art Club Kneeling L. lo R Sherry Adams. Brenda Carder. Glenn Kuhar. Cathy Collins. Rhonda Hurst. Joyce Barlett. Standing L. to R. — Sharon Carmichael. Diane Bum- gardner. Shelly Marks. Donna Rollins. Advisor Mrs. Bowers. Steve Brown. Tom Marshall. Audio Visual Club Standing L. to R. - Mr Heckert. Advisor. Kelly Rorick. David Lceson. Brenda Carder. Rick Lilly. Sharon Carmichael. Sherry Adams. 175 Big “L” Club 1st Row L. to R. — Rodney Knight, Tom McIntyre. Mike Lada, Lou Czibor. Jack Ball. Jim Fiands. Bobby Winters. Mike Hinzman. Howdy Garrett, Greg Caroli. 2nd Row — R. J. Insani. Kenny Richards, Scott Pennington. Jim Brown. David Cork. Kevin Anderson. Steve Daniels, Kevin Iconis. John Ritter, Jeff Cox. 3rd Row Mark Audia. Paul Hick- man. Brad Nutter. Bob Greer. Keith Curry. Jim Plaugher. Rodney Kopp, Mike Snyder. John Bowen. 4th Row John Gallo. Kevin Devine. Mark Davis. Mark Fox, Jake Gladwell. Mike Stewart, Tim Plaugher. Steve Longwell. Jeff Ritter. Bob Waugh 5th Row — Chip Kerby. Donnie Thome. Bob Adams, Tim Criss. Greg Warner. Dave McCauley. Scott Carey. Mike Morns. John Gamson. Bill Leeson. 6th Row — Joe Jett. Duane Parker. Mark Reaser. Todd Furbee. Rod Taylor. David Jones. Scott Lykens. Ron Wilson, Losh Schweiker. Jim Ricter. 7th Row — Mr. Annie. David Mires, Syd McIntyre. Bill Hamnc, Todd Yarger. Jeff Mason. Brian Moore, Craig Wilson. Coach Hilton, Advisor. Big ‘L’ Club Officers L. to R. — Greg Warner — President, Tom McIntyre — Vice- President, Rodney Knight — Secretary. Mark Reaser — Trea- surer. 176 Chess Club 1st Row L. to R. — Donnie Myers. Tom Gensel, John Holt. John Gallo, Scott Pennington, Scott Lykens, Ed Larry, Tom Lan- ham. 2nd Row — Susan Madsen. Kelly Tenney, Kellie McBee, Tonya Keigley, Roger Rose. Rod Leggett. Bret McCauley, Mike Flanigan. Boyd Warner. Burly Myers. 3rd Row — Mark Davis. Bill Leeson, Daune Parker. Steve Weaver. Phil Aider- man. Standing — Terry Nicholson. Bobby Kern, Rick Perkins. Dave Nicholson. John Holston. Chess Club Officers Bob Greer — President, Bob Waugh — Vice-President, ViRene Wright — Secretary. John Hathaway — Trea- surer, Mr. Joe Gonzalez — Advisor 177 Distributive Education Clubs of America Alphabetically Kim Anderson. Debbie Ash. Camilla Bianco. Jayne Boggs. Steve Brown. Donna Cunningham. Corky Davis. Janice Dewitt. Jeff Elder. Larry Ferguson. Sandy Gibson. Dcbi Hams. Toni McHenry. Janet Mathcny. Shirley Migliore. Shan Miller. Suzetta Pringle. Darla Pritchard. Terry Reich. Lori Robey. Bob Rutter. Michelle Staats. Jeff Stamm. Alicia Tenda. Beth Vasqucz. Russell Williams. Bryan Wilson. Tina Wright. Todd Yarger. Home Economics Club L. to R Mrs. Maria Alex. Advisor. Lovetta Carroll. Donna Fernandez. Venessa Manno. Phyllis Olivcrio. Lisa Hamnc. Chnstic Cnner. Tammy Cain. Jeannme Elder. Donna White. Rebecca Kelly. 178 Future Business Leaders of America Melissa Hardman. Rossetta Gross. Carol Gower. Lisa Swigcr, Shirley Migliore. Linda Golden. Valerie Ellison. Tammy Hannah. Karen Dobbins. 2nd Row — Lon Robey. Jennifer Ash. Cathy Colombo. Mary Kay Tiano. Gina Vespoint. Yandcl Hurst. Francine Romain. Chris Desist, Nancy Rymasz. 3rd Row — Connie Martin. Brenda Junkins. Vickie Saxer. Regina Spadafore, Cecilia Fugo. Debbie Morgan. Tammy Carpenter, Janie Chips. Carol Rymasz. Delberta Carnes. 4th Row — Mrs. Davis. Advisor; Alesia Stanley, Beverly Six, Cindy Forquer. Beth Pnce, Lorraine King. Lisa Morns, Denise Loy, Mary Flaherty, Jami Whitehair, Terri Huff. Chris Desist, President Nancy Rymasz, Vice President Linda Golden, Treasurer Shirley Migliore, Reporter Lisa Swiger, Historian Francine Romain, Parliamentarian 179 Fencing Club First Row — Kelly Rorick, Robert Paugh, Kevin Rebrook. Brad Hill, Bobby Kem. Rick Perkins. John Holston. Mike Cottrill. John Barnes. Mike Flanigan. Second Row — Tammy Marozzi. Janet Glaspell, Mark Casto, Michelle McDaniel. Mary Stout. Renee Sandy, Mrs. Amslcr. Third Row — Raelene bond, Diana Lewis. Angela Vincent, Rich- ard Southern, Paula Audia, Tammy Davis. Robin Turner. Eddie Larry. Rick Blake. Danny Moore. John Holt. Jeff McAtee, Tom Gensel. 180 Future Farmers of America 1st Row L. to R. — Chris Martini. John Lanham, Craig Miller. Douglas McDonald. Kitty Zirkle, Kim Lowe. Julie Lake. Lonny Cochran. 2nd Row Marie Swiger. Mark Merdith, Rod Hunter. Bradley Hill. Brad Hinerman. Monty Bramer, Nathan Zirkle. Roger Wcekley. Paul Owens. 3rd Row Rebecca Kelly. Lovetta Carroll. Joe Starkey. James Owens. Shiela Dennison. Katrina Allman. Bobby Adams. John Ritter. 4th Row — Bassel Hamrick. James Scarff. Jerry For- nash, Stephen Weaver. Donnie Myers. Jeff Deem. Donald Fittro. Jeff Mills, David Nicholson. 5th Row — Darren Cal- occia. Mark Minig. Steve Hinerman. Mr. Onan Post. Advisor. FFA Officers L. to R — Kim Lowe. Doug McDonald. Julie Lake. John Lanham. Kitty Zirkle. Chris Martini. Craig Miller. 181 Foreign Language Club Front Row L. to R — Margie Woofter. Susan King, Michelle Elder, Kelly McBce, Jean Horton. Lisa Pmdcr. Mary McGinnis. Carla Gaynor. Sandy Gibson, Denise Collins. Ranee Sperry. Mary Pat Sprouse. 2nd Row — Boyd Simmons, Donette Floyd. Inger Perry. Paula Sprouse. Jackie Carder. Kim Alonso. Lynn Conrad. Laetitia Clutter. Donna McNemar, Teresa Woofter, Celine Newman, Diane Hurst. Tammy Bevlin, Belinda Hardman. 3rd Row Jim Kahl- baugh. Kim Kirkpatrick. Tracy Oliverio. Ramona Held, Judy Ash. Chris Behling. Shan Miller. Melinda Gainer. Cheryl Sanders, Margaret Swiger, Keith George. Stanley Wotring. Marguerite Randolph. Debbie Thomcy. Mrs. Furbee, Advi- sor. Beth Vasquez, Denise Parker, Warren Palmer, Tim Underwood, Tammy Demastus, Sonya Butler, Geneva Piggott, Annie Cummings. Cathy Greynolds, Judi Hamnck, Cindy Davis, Laura Reeves. Susan Fugo, Tina Talerico, Jennifer Singleton. Foreign Language Club Officers L. to R. Mrs. Furbee — Advisor, Carla Gaynor — President. Sandy Gibson — Vice-President, Mary McGinnis — Secretary. Denise Collins — Treasurer. 182 National Honor Society 1979 Front Row Mary McGinnis. President, Mike Kinney. Vice-President. Denise Collins, Secretary. DcAnn Davis, Treasurer. Julie Lake. Kim Lowe. Tracie Hickman. Barbara Davis. Mr. Hudkins, Advisor. 2nd Row — Shan Reed, Robin Jenkins. Ronnie Bennett. Radonna Plaugher, Denise Parker. Mary Fox. Brenda Lattea. Steve Green. John Hathaway. 3rd Row — Laurie D’Anselmi. Mary Kay Lopez. Sharon Hickman. Carla Gaynor. Tonya Radcliff. Kim Anderson. Peggy Smith. Kelly Anderson. Dave McCauley. 4th Row — ViRenc Wnght. Francine Romaine. Mary Pat Sprouse. Ranee Sperry. Mary Flaherty. Debbie Francis. Shawna Dennison, Shirley Migliore. Steve Davis. 5th Row — Cathy Greynolds, Harold Moore. Teresa Spatafore. Donna Fernandez, Kitty Zirkle. Brenda Junkins. Connie Martin, Jamie Trumck, Mar- guerite Randolph. Debbie Thomcy. 183 Math Club From Row L to R Ron Bennett. Barbara Davis. Dan Mardones. DeAnn Davis. Charlie Maxwell. 2nd Row Marguerite Randolph. Mary McGinnis. John Flathaway. Greg Warner. Dave McCauley. Mr Blagg. Adv 3rd Row - Penny Quickie. Clinton LeMasters. Brenda Junkins. Mary Fox. Mark Davis. Jim Ashcraft 4th Row Jim Perry. Nathan Davis. Corky Davis. Jim Condrey. Donna Fernandez. Mike Kinney. 5th Row Onmc Starkey. Phil Aider- man. Allen Nutter. Lisa Pinder. Teresa Winans. Stanley Wotring. Medical Professionalists 1st Row Jami Whitehair. Launc D'Anselmi. Mr. Pilcwski. Adv.. Tonya Rad- cliff. Kim Lamm. 2nd Row — Greg Warner. Tammy Knight. Shawna Dennison. Kathy Spencer. 3rd Row Kathy Collins, Rosetta Gross. Mary Kay Tiano. ( hris Desist. 4th Row — Melody Shipley. Vicki Griffin. Sue Pulice. Linda Gol- den. 5th Row Lynn Conrad. Carol Rymasz. Onmc Starkey, Inger Perry. Judy Ash. 184 Pep Club Front Row — Miss Maseda Advisor. Kelly Anderson. Brenda Knight. Regina Nardelli. 2nd Row — Dawna Dennison. Tonya Radcliff. Sharon Hickman. Cheryl Angiulli. Peggy Smith. Robin Jenkins. Mary Kay Lopez. Lisa Lynch. Tammy Knight. Regina Sabetelli. 3rd Row — Lisa Feathers. Kelly Tenney. Susan Madsen. Melanie Fox. Debbie Francis. Lisa Wamsley. Cynthia Waugh. Anita Smith. Lori Sanders. Vanessa Cunningham 4th Row — Jeannie Richards. Mike Spa- taforc. Terry Kennedy. Tonya Keigley. Shan Short. Cheryl VanHorn. Karen Rinehart. Gloria Frame. Kelly Fultz. Mel- ody Shipley. 5th Row — Diane Shipley. Kelly Lynch. Virginia McCauley. Diane Childers. Cathy Linville. Kim Beezil. Pam Dotson. Shawna Dennison. Montica Fox. Kim Lamm. 6th Row — Christie Nichols. Cathy Ward. Debbie Perrine. Rita Cntes. Jamie Lafferty. Roberta Bowen. Rexanne Rowan. Julia Malone. Cheryl Childers. Paula Angiulli. Red Cross Club Front Kevin Iconis. Kenny Richards. Robert Paugh. 2nd Row — Mary Flaherty. Jennifer Singleton. Debbie Tho- mcy. Becky Hardman. Brenda Knight. 3rd Row — Rhonda Wallace. Lisa Swiger. Debby Bork. Nancy Rymasz. Gina Vespoint. Ranee Sperry . Denise Collins. 185 Students in Action for Education 1st Row L. to R. — Yvetta Burks. Juanita Cork. Kelly Davis. Debbie Launa. Donna Cunningham. Kim Sterling. Vicki Griffin. Onme Starkey, Vicki Ashcraft. 2nd Row — Teresa Spatafore, Julia Gerrard, Jo Lea Gallo. Kim Anderson. Scarlett Dennison, Kay Fairfax. Terry Loar. Jackie Patterson. Denise Lopez, Radonna Plaugher. Kay Ross. 3rd Row — Kathy Gainer, Advisor. Debbie Burnside. Shan Reed. Stephaine McGinnis. Shawna Patterson. Paula Reynolds. Cindy Reed, Katnna Allman. Amy Martini. Jackie Davis. 4th Row — Bndgette McCracken. Che- ryl Brady. Teresa Winans, Melody VanHom, Sue Pulice. Melinda Ashcraft, Connie Scolapio. Rhonda Wallace, Becky Hardman. Science Club 1st Row — Radonna Plaugher. Marguente Randolph. Cheryl VanHom, Charles Maxwell. Barbara Davis. Vanessa Earnest, Dan Mardones. Traci Hickman. Brenda Lattea. 2nd Row — Janet Glaspell, Cathy Greynolds, Kim Fitzsimmons. Shan Short. Harold Moore. Doug McDonald, Brenda Junkms. Connie Martin, Mr. VanHom. Advisor. 3rd Row — Kevin Davis. Jim Con- drey, Tim Underwood. 186 First Row L. to R. — Lisa Pindcr. Christie Nichols, Teresa Winans, Kay Fairfax. Mary McGinnis. Carla Gaynor. Miss Floyd Advisor. Den- ise Lopez, Jackie Patterson. Terry Loar, Francine Romam. 2nd Row — Lloyd Trader. Lisa Wamsley, Marci McIntyre. Diane Clark. Michelle Elder, Kelly Anderson. Teresa Spatafore, Robin Jenkins, Cathy LinviUe. Kim Beezel. 3rd Row — Lisa Schroeder, Kay Ross. Scarlett Denni- son. Jo Lea Gallo. Mary Kay Lopez, Montica Fox, Cheryl Angiulli, Sharon Hickman. Dawna Dennison, Brad McCarty. Celine Newman. 4th Row — Paula Sprouse, Melinda Ashcraft. Jackie Carder. Jim Plaugher, Diana Shipley. Susan Fugo, Judy Hamric. Laura Reeves. Cathy Ward. Janie Chipps, Annie Cummings. 5th Row — Jeannine Elder, Karen Loy, Tammy Bevlin. Kelly Davis, Jackie Davis. Belinda Hard- man. Shelly Marks. Geneva Piggot. Michelle McDaniel. Lon Sanders. Vanessa Cunningham. Kelly Fultz, Ralene Bond, Shawna Patterson. Regina Sabetelli. Greg Warner, Bobby Winters, Glenn Kuhar. Ronnie Bennett, Mark White, Craig Miller. Speech and Drama Club Officers Speech and Drama Club L. to R. — Carla Gaynor — President, Kay Fairfax — Vice-President, Christie Nichols — Secretary, Teresa Winans — Treasurer, Mary McGinnis — Act. Chairman. Miss Floyd — Advisor. Theological Discovery Club L. to R — Lovetta Carroll, Debbie Kyle, Mella Carroll, Rebecca Kelley. Michelle McDonald, Mrs. Amsler. Adv., Keith George. Silvia Shreves. Jeff McAtee, DeAnn Davis, Dave Cork, Vickie Bailey, Mary Fox, Denise Parker, Keith Curry. Upward Bound L. to R. Ruth Jeffries. Beth Price, Advisor Mrs. Nutter. Celine Newman, Doretta Casto, Mark Lough, Greg Henline. Charlotte Singleton, Pat Lipscomb, Brenda Harbert, John Ritter, Lonnie Cochran. 188 189 Annie, Get Becoming another character isn’t as easy as one might think. It takes hard work and practice. Mary McGinnis. Bernard Flaherty, Carla Gaynor, and Bob Greer became aware of this when they received the leading roles in Irving Berlin’s “Annie Get Your Gun”, the all-school play directed by Miss Linda Beth Floyd. Annie Oakley was portrayed by Mary McGinnis while the role of Frank Butler was taken on by Ber- nard Flaherty. Carla Gaynor played the part of Dolly Tate, the conceited society lady and the role of Char- lie Davenport, the eager businessman, was portrayed by Bob Greer. The secondary leads included Glenn Kuhar as Sit- ting Bull. Grant Smith as Buffalo Bill and Ray Rose as Pawnee Bill. Despite the minor setbacks caused by faulty props and illnesses the talent, devotion and patience of both the cast and crew members became evident as “Annie, Get Your Gun” emerged as a truly spectacu- lar performance. Technical Directors Jo Lea Gallo and Bobbie Reeves, along with their team of invinci- ble stage crew members turned out superbly designed backgrounds scene after scene. The music for the production was provided by 15 talented LHS students under the direction of Mr. Mike Perri. Mrs. Lettie Furbee was responsible for the excellent direction of vocal performances. The 8 dancers, instructed by Mrs. Bonnie McGowan, added color and variety to the show. Faculty members got in to the act as Miss Kathy Gainer handled the publicity, Mrs. Karen Bowers helped with the sets, and Mr. Joe Gonzalez was responsible for the special effects. “Annie Get Your Gun” was truly a commendable display of group effort and school spirit and was a tremendous success. 190 193 Our First Annual. . . Our reigning King and Queen. Scott Carey and Shawna Dennison Roger, will you be my valentine? Junior Princess Melissa Martini and escort Jeff Hunter 194 • - Excellent entertainment was provided by “Touch 195 Sweetheart Dance Leadership Camp Boy’s State and Girl’s State First Row L. to R. — David McCauley. Kim Anderson. Mary McGinnis. Second — Ronnie Bennett. Steve Green. John Hathaway. Marguerite Randolph. 196 United Nations Pilgrimage for Youth — Robin Jenkins Youth Conservation Camp — Doug McDonald During this past summer these students were chosen to represent Liberty by attending a week of valuable learning experiences as well as meeting new friends and experiencing some of the best times of their lives. Peggy Smith traveled to Germany to participate on the W.Va. All-Star Team. Robin Jenkins toured the United Nations while visiting New York. The remainder of the students attended camps in W.Va., which proved to be an exciting and enjoyable experience for all. W.Va. All Star Team — Peggy Smith W.Va. Forestry Camp — Charles Maxwell 197 Prom 1979 198 199 001 Juniors and Seniors ... Enjoy Themselves. Baccalaureate 1979 Valedictorians and Salutatorian Graduation Night... 206 207 Senior Directory SHERRY ADAMS Pep Club. SAE, Red Cross Club, Physical Educa- tion Follies. Art Club, Audio Visual Club GREGORY C. ALDERSON Chess Club. Basketball. VIC A MATT ALLEN IRENE ALLISON Home Economics Club, Upward Bound, Art Club, Diet Workshop OKEY ALLOW ATT KIM MARIE ALONSO Pep Club, Speech and Drama Club. Student Coun- cil. Tennis, Band, Foreign Language Club. Presi- dent of FBLA, FHA, Y-Teens, Honor Society PETE JAMES AMODIO Cross Country. Tennis, VICA, Track. Big L Club KELLY LEA ANDERSON Sugar”. Prom Decorating Committee, Y-Teens, President; Pep Club President, Speech and Drama Club. Who's Who, National Honor Society. Year- book and Newspaper Staff. Girl of the Month, Head JV Cheerleader, Varsity Cheerleader. Volley- ball, Physical Education Follies KIMBERLY DAWN ANDERSON Student Council. Secretary of Senior Class, Speech and Drama Club, FBLA. Pep Club. DECA. Presi- dent of SAE. Marching Band. Pep Band. Concert Band, Rhododendron Girls State. Girls Track. Yearbook Staff, National Honor Society, Senior Executive Committee. Y-Teens, Concession Stand, Prom and Homecoming Decorating Committees. Volleyball. Basketball. Freshman Class Treasurer CHERYL ANG1ULL1 Secretary of Y-Teens. Marching Band. Concert Band. Pep Club. Speech and Drama Club. Dancer in “Damn Yankees and Sugar”. Senior Home- coming Princess, Choir. Volleyball JENNIFER LOUISE ASH Junior High School Choir, Volleyball, Track. Miss Gore First Runner-up. LHS Choir, New Liberty Bells. “Damn Yankees”. Foreign Language Club. Theological Discovery Club, Political Awareness, FBLA TIMOTHY ASHCRAFT FFA. United Career Center President of Home Economics Related Occupations JAY W. BELL Track. Football, Basketball, Wrestling, VICA. Big L Club RONALD ALAN BENNETT Marching Band. Concert Band. Jazz Band. Pep Band. All Festival Band. “Sugar”, Orchestra, Annie Get Your Gun” Orchestra. Chess Club. Chess Team. Fencing Club. Key Club. Math Club Vice President. Speech and Drama Club, Student Council. Who’s Who. Mountaineer Boys State, Junior National and National Honor Society. Track Scorekeeper, Football, Homecoming Deco- rating Committees, Prom Decorating Committee. Boy of the Month NANCY LYNN BEVLIN FHA. Athletic Ticket Committee. VICA, Volley- ball. State Secretary of VICA CAMILLA BIANCO Speech and Drama Club, Art Club. DECA TERESA J. BLAKE Basketball. Volleyball. Pep Club, G AA JAYNE BOGGS Pep Club. Speech and Drama Club. FBLA. DECA, Diet Workshop, Choir 209 TAMMY J. BOWEN Freshman Cheerleader. Pep Club. Students for Political Awareness, Student Council. Junior Exec- utive Committee DIANE LYNNE BUMGARDNER Home Economics Club. Red Cross Representative. Pep Club. Band. Senior Play, Vice President of Art Club. Physical Education Follies ROGER LEE BUNNELL TAMMYCAIN Pep Club. Home Economics Club ROBERTA ANN CARDER Speech and Drama Club. Pep Club. Math Club. DECA SCOTT CAREY Big L Club. Letterman in Basketball. All County First Team. Big Ten Second Team. Letterman in Baseball. Boy of the Month GREG J.CAROLI Freshman Football. Letterman in Tennis. Student Council. Treasurer of Student Council. Big L Club, Chess Club, Fencing Club BRENDA CARTER Physical Education Follies, Pep Club, Red Cross Club. Art Club. Audio Visual Club. Homecoming Committee LEO CLARK Chess Club. DECA DENISE FRANCINECOLLINS Basketball, and Volleyball Scorekeeper. Talent Show, National Junior Honor Society. Theological Discovery Club, Foreign Language Club, Damn Yankees . Marching Band. Concert Band. Pep Band. “Sugar , Third World Seminar in Morgan- town. Secretary of National Honor Society. Vice President of Senior Class. Red Cross Club, Student Council. Secretary of Foreign Language Club. Homecoming Decorating Committee Senior Exec- utive Committee. “Annie Get Your Gun JIM CONDREY French Club. SCA. Math Club. Science Club DAVID E. CORK Big L Club. Varsity Baseball. Basketball, rheologi- cal Discovery Club CHRISTINE MARIE ANN CRINER President of National Junior Honor Society, Future Homemakers of America, Cadet Band, Marching Band. Concert Band. Foreign Language Club. Speech and Drama Club, Vice President of Home Economics Club. Diet Workshop. Y-Teens. Student Council. Prom Committee. Homecoming Committee, Lead Role in “Sugar . Sophomore and Junior Executive Committee TIMOTHY J.CRISS Football. Basketball, Big L Club ANN CUNNINGHAM Pep Club. Speech and Drama Club. Art Club. Vol- leyball DONNA CUNNINGHAM “Sugar” Crew. Marching Band. Pep Band, Concert Band. FBLA Executive Committee. DECA. SAE. Freshman Play, Pep Club KEITH CURRY Football, Basketball. Baseball. Big L Club, Theo- logical Discovery Club, Captain of Football Team JAMIE L.CUTHBERT Y-Teens. Pep Club. Art Club LAURIE D ANSELMI Marching Band. Stage Band. Pep Band, Concert Band. Girls Basketball, Speech and Drama Club. Pep Club, Medical Professionalists, All State Hon- orable Mention Girls Basketball, All County Big Ten First Team Girls Basketball, All Tournament Team Girls Basketball, Girl of the Month 210 BARBARA DAVIS FHA, Newspaper Staff, National Junior Honor Society. Medical Professionalists, Science Club, Math Club. Yearbook Staff, Crew “Annie Get Your Gun BRIAN M. DAVIS DeANN DAVIS Volleyball Team. President Student Council, Mas- cot. National Junior Honor Society, “Damn Yan- kees , Vice President of Chess Club, Chess Team, Theological Discovery Club, Pep Club. Math Field Day. Physical Education Follies, Treasurer of National Honor Society, Foreign Language Club, Storekeeper of Volleyball, Math Club President, “Annie Get Your Gun”, Senior Princess. JACQUELINE DENISE DAVIS Y-Teens, SAE, Speech and Drama Club, Marching Band. Concert Band, Foreign Language Club, Pep Club, Track, Sophomore Princess MARK DAVIS Who’s Who. Marching Band. Chess Club, Chess Team. Track. Math Club. Big L Club. Honor Band. Concert Band STEPHAN “CORKY COURTNEY DAVIS Freshman Basketball. National Junior Honor Soci- ety. Boy of the Month, Sophomore Class President, Sophomore Executive Committee. Basketball. Big L Club. Chess Club. President and Vice President of Student Council, Letterman in Cross Country, Junior and Senior Captain of Cross Country, Let- terman in Track. Junior Co-Captain and Senior Captain in Track. Boy of the Month, Who’s Who, Leadership Camp. DECA. Math Club TIMOTHY L. DEEM DAWNA DENNISON Freshman Cheerleader. Y-Teens. Vice President of FHA. Student Council, National Junior Honor Society. Student Council. Band. Concert Band, Pep Club, Speech and Drama Club. Majorette SCAR LETT C. DENNISON Marching Band. Pep Band. Concert Band, Pep Club. Vice President of SAE, Speech and Drama Club. Girls Basketball, Y-Teens, Science Fair, Stage Crew for “Sugar” and Annie Get Your Gun”, Freshman Play SHAWNA DENNISON FHA. Majorette, Student Council, “Sugar”. Pep Club. Y-Teens, Speech and Drama Club. Medical Professionalists, Concert Band. Honor Society DANNY DRUMMOND Pep Club. Speech and Drama Club. Tennis. VICA VANESSA JANE EARNEST Newspaper Staff. Historian FHA. National Junior Honor Society. Medical Professionalists. Art Club. Political Awareness, Foreign Language Club, Yearbook. Newspaper, Science Club. Crew “Annie Get Your Gun JEFF ELDER DECA President KAY FAIRFAX Treasurer SAE. Pep Club, Band. Freshman Play, Foreign Language Club. Concert Band. Marching Band. Speech and Drama Club. Stage Crew “Sugar”. Prom Decorating Committee. Homecom- ing Decorating Committee, Crew “Annie Get Your Gun” LARRY FERGUSON DECA. Track DONNA FERNANDEZ Junior Honor Society. Y-Teens, President FHA. Volleyball. Vice President of Foreign Language Club. Speech and Drama Club. Homecoming Dec- orating Committee. Prom Decorating Committee. Camp Horseshoe Leadership Camp. National Honor Society. Marching Band, Concert Band. Know Your State Government Day . Secretary of Home Economics Club, Who’s Who SHELLEY FITTRO 211 Band. Pep Band. Stage Band. Concert Band. Girls Basketball. Marching Band. Track. Pep Club. SAE. Speech and Drama Club. Stage Crew for “Sugar'’ and “Annie Get Your Gun”. LHS Percus- sion Section. Discus Record Holder. Conservation Camp. Physical Education Follies MARY VIRGINIA FLAHERTY Pep Club. Speech and Drama Club. Marching Band. Concert Band, Pep Band, Swing Choir. Red Cross Club. FBLA, “Sugar” Crew. Volleyball Manager, Crew for “Annie Get Your Gun BRENDA DARLENE FLINT Basketball. Y-Teens, Pep Club MARY JANE FOX President of National Junior Honor Society. Vol- leyball. Prom Refreshment Committee, SAE, For- eign Language Club. Theological Discovery Club, Math Club. National Honor Society, Yearbook. Newspaper, “Sugar” Crew, Math Field Day, Physi- cal Education Follies, Who’s Who, Girl of the Month MELANIE L. FOX Basketball, Volleyball, Student Council, Pep Club MONTICA FOX Secretary of Pep Club, Cheerleader, Speech and Drama Club, FBLA, Majorette, Dancer in “Sugar , Y-Teens DEBORAH MARIE FRANCIS Band. Cheerleader, Pep Club, Medical Assistant, Foreign Language Club, Junior Homecoming Prin- cess, Student Council, Student Council Executive Committee, Physical Education Follies EMERY B. FREEMAN JO LEA GALLO Marching Band. Stage Band, Concert Band, Pep Band, SAE. Speech and Drama Club, Stage Crew for “Sugar” and Annie Get Your Gun”, Basket- ball, Homecoming Decorating Committee, Vice President of Band. Y-Teens. Pep Club HOWARD DONALD GARRETT Football, Cross Country, Wrestling, Track, Band. National Junior Honor Society, Big L Club, Chess Club, Senior Executive Committee, School Mascot JOHN RODNEY GARRISON Football, Track, Basketball. Big L Club, All Big Ten Conference, All County CARLA GAYNOR Concert Band, Marching Band, Stage Band, Girls Basketball, Prom and Homecoming Decorating Committees, Pep Club, Speech and Drama Club President, SAE, Foreign Language Club President, National Junior Honor Society Theological Dis- covery Club, Girl of the Month, Cast of “Annie Get Your Gun”, Freshman Play JULIA GERRARD Pep Club, Freshman Play, Y-Teens, Medical Pro- fessionalists, FBLA Historian, Marching Band, Concert Band, Pep Band, DECA, Homecoming Decorating Committee, SAE JANET LORRAINEGLASPELL Marching Band, Concert Band, Pep Band, Speech and Drama Club, Art Club, Medical Professional- ists. Fencing Club, Science Club, Track. Honor Band DANIEL GOWANS Track STEVE GREEN Junior Honor Society, National Honor Society, Chess Club, Fencing Club Treasurer. Theological Discovery Club, Concert Band, Stage Band, “Sugar Orchestra, All Festival Band, National Merit Semi-Finalist, Boys State CATHY A.GREYNOLDS Speech and Drama Club, Pep Club, Foreign Lan- guage Club. Science Club ROSETTA MELISSA GROSS Physical Education Follies, Home Economics Club, Medical Professionalists, Speech and Drama 212 Club. SAE, FBLA. ‘‘Annie Get Your Gun”, Band, Foreign Language Club ROSEMARY MELANY GROSS Art Club, Speech and Drama Club, Medical Pro- fessionalists. Foreign Language Club, Physical Education Follies, “Annie Get Your Gun”, Talent Show LISA HAMR1C Home Economics Club, Theological Discovery Club TAMMY HANNAH Pep Club, Home Economics Club, Girls Varsity Track, Volleyball DEBRA HARRIS Pep Club, Speech and Drama Club, FBLA, Physi- cal Education Follies, DECA JONATHAN DANIEL HATHAWAY Chess Club. Pep Band. Band, Chess Team. Tennis. Math Club, National Honor Society, National Jun- ior Honor Society, Boys State. Choir, “Damn Yan- kees”, Fencing Club RAMONA HELD Freshman Cheerleader, Band Majorette. Pep Club, Speech and Drama Club, Who’s Who. State Final- ist in Miss United Teenager Pageant, Foreign Lan- guage Club, Medical Professionalists SHARON HICKMAN Y-Teens. Student Council, Pep Club. Speech and Drama Club, Flag Carrier in Marching Band, FHA, Choir TRACIE HICKMAN Choir. FHA, Concert Choir, Pep Club, Swing Choir. Honor Choir, Treasurer of Theological Dis- covery Club, National Honor Society, “Sugar” Cast and Crew, Foreign Language Club, Speech and Drama Club, “Annie Get Your Gun” Cast and Crew MICHAEL ALLEN HINZMAN Football. Track, Cross Country, Wrestling, Big L Club. Student Council TERRI HUFF Band, SAE, Foreign Language Club, Speech and Drama Club. FBLA. Student Council, Senior Executive Committee, Diet Workshop YANDEL HURST National Junior Honor Society, Freshman Cheer- leader. Pep Club, Speech and Drama Club, FBLA, Dancer in “Sugar”. Flag Corps. Marching Band, Yearbook Staff ROBIN DENISEJENKINS Secretary of Student Council. National Honor Society, United Nations Pilgrimage for Youth. Pep Club, Speech and Drama Club, Junior Executive Committee, Prom Decorating Committee. March- ing Band, Concert Band, Yearbook Staff. Home- coming Decorating Committee. Student Council Executive Committee. Y-Teens, Concession Stand. Dancer in “Sugar”, Volleyball, Freshman Basket- ball, Vice President of Freshman Class DREW JENNINGS Marching Band, Concert Band, Speech and Drama Club. SAE, Cast of ‘‘Damn Yankees”, and “Sugar”. Art Club, Who’s Who BRENDA JUNKINS Talent Show, Pep Club, Theological Discovery Club, FBLA. Prom Refreshment Committee. Band. Science Club, Yearbook and Newspaper Staff. Crew of “Annie Get Your Gun”. Physical Education Follies, Math Club. Who’s Who ROBERT CHIP KERBY Big L Club. Basketball. Track. Freshman Football, Chess Club JEFFREY A. K1GHT Freshman Basketball and Football, JV Basketball. DECA SCOTT ALLEN ISAACS Wrestling MICHAEL LEE KINNEY Concert Band. Marching Band. Jazz Band. Pep Band. All Festival Band. Math Club. Junior and National Honor Society. Orchestra for Damn Yankees . Sugar , and Annie Get Your Gun . Who's Who. World Affairs Institute. Homecoming Decorating Committee BEVERLY DlANN LAYFIELD KNAPP Pep Club. Political Awareness. Foreign Language Club. Physical Education Follies. Y-Teens. Chess Club TAMELA J. KNIGHT Secretary of FHA. Y-Teens. Band. Chorus. National Junior Honor Society, Volleyball. Fresh- man Cheerleader. Varsity Cheerleader. Dancer in Damn Yankees , Vice President of Sophomore Class. Sophomore Executive Committee. Prom Decorating Committee. Student Council. Student Council Executive Committee. Vice President of Pep Club. Speech and Drama Club. Tennis. News- paper Staff. Yearbook Staff. Who’s Who. Medical Professionalists. Junior Class President. Junior Executive Comm. GLENN A. KUHAR Band. Pep Band. Stage Band. Junior Honor Soci- ety. Basketball. Chess Club. Art Club. Speech and Drama Club. Orchestra for “Damn Yankees and Sugar”. Cast of Annie Get Your Gun MICHAEL J. LADA Freshman Football, Foreign Language Club. Bas- ketball Manager. Big LClub JULIE COLLEEN LAKE Volleyball. Theological Discovery Club. Swing Choir. FFA. Speech and Drama Club. Flag Car- rier. Secretary of FFA LISA DAWN LAM BERNEDIS Foreign Language Club. Liberty High Choir KIMBERLY D. LAMM Head Varsity Cheerleader. Student Council. Pep Club. Speech and Drama Club. Medical Profes- sionalists. Junior Class Treasurer. Freshman Homecoming Queen. Banner Carrier. Who's Who. Girl of the Month. All-American Shout-it-out Cheerleader TIM LANGER Chess Club. Football. Wrestling. Track. Big L Club. Basketball, Junior Honor Society JOHN R. LANHAIM FFA. Chess Club. FFA l.ivestock Team. Poultry Team. Parliamentary Procedures Team. Treasurer BRENDA LATTEA Volleyball. Basketball. National Junior Honor Society. Student Council Treasurer. Pep Club. Theological Discovery Club. National Honor Soci- ety. Foreign Language Club. Crew of Sugar . Sci- ence Club LINDA LORRAINE LEMASTERS Theological Discovery Club VENNESSA LEWIS Pep Club, Speech and Drama Club. Art Club, DECA. Diet Workshop. Track. Choir. Concert Choir BARBARA ANN LINVILLE Pep Club. Speech and Darma Club. I BLA. SAE. Band. Flag Corps. Basketball. Volleyball. Y-Teens TERRY ANN LOAR Marching Band. Pep Band. Concert Band. Secre- tary of SAE. Speech and Drama Club. Foreign Language Club. Chess Club, Audio Visual Club. Dancer and Crew Annie Get Your Gun . Prom Decorating Committee. Homecoming Committee MARY DENISE LOPEZ Marching Band, Concert Band. Pep Band, Pep Club. Speech and Drama Club. SAE. Crew Sugar and Annie Get Your Gun . Audio Visual Club MARY CATHERINE LOPEZ 2M Y-Teens, FHA, Student Council, Speech and Drama Club, Executive Committee, Marching Band. Pep Band, Concert Band, Choir, Basketball, Volleyball, Pep Club, National Honor Society, Who’s Who, “Damn Yankees”, “Sugar”, Junior Varsity and Varsity Cheerleader KIMBERLY DENISE LOWE National Junior Honor Society, Theological Dis- covery Club, FFA, FFA Program of Activities Committee, National Honor Society, Refreshment Committee for Prom. FFA Parliamentary Proce- dure Team, Parliamentarian, President, Leadership Camp LORI LOWE LISA LYNCH Gore Varsity Cheerleader, Speech and Drama Club, Pep Club. Junior Varsity Cheerleader CONNIE MARTIN Foreign Language Club, Pep Club. Home Eco- nomics Club. FBLA, Yearbook Staff, Junior National Honor Society CHARLES MAXWELL Science Club. Fencing Club, Math Club, Kept records for Basketball. Math Club President EDYIE M. WILT MAXWELL Pep Club. Art Club david b. McCauley Letterman in Basketball and Cross Country. Big L. Club. Chess Club. Who’s Who, Mountaineer Boys State. Boy of the Month, Letterman in Football and Track. National Junior Honor Society SHERRY LYNNE McCLUNG Foreign Language Club. Speech and Drama Club. Junior Class Secretary, Junior Executive Commit- tee. Prom Decorating Committee, Yearbook and Newspaper Staff, Crew of Sugar”, DECA. Stu- dent Council BRIDGITTE DEE McCRACKEN Basketball. Track. GAA. Y-Teens. Pep Club. SAE, Audio Visual Club STEVEN DOUGLAS McDONALD FFA. Vocational Agriculture State Livestock Judg- ing Contest, Science Club, Vocational Agriculture State Poultry Judging Contest. Basketball Man- ager. Vice President of Vocational Agriculture Par- liamentary Procedures Team, Vice President of FFA. President of Parliamentary Procedures Team MARY TERESA McGINNIS Marching Band, Concert Band, Pep Band. Stage Band. Secretary and Treasurer of Band. All Festi- val Band, “Damn Yankees , “Sugar”, “Annie Get Your Gun”, Medical Professionalists. Foreign Language Club Secretary, Treasurer; Speech and Drama Club, Freshman Pep Club President; Freshman Girls Basketball and Track Manager, National Junior Honor Society Secretary, National Honor Society President, Homecoming Commit- tees. Prom Committee, Know Your State Govern- ment Day. Student Council, Junior Class Vice President, Junior Executive Committee, Senior Executive Committee. Girls State. Girl of the Month TONI ANNA McHENRY Basketball. Volleyball. Pep Club. DECA. Band THOMAS PAGE McINTYRE Vice President of Freshman Class, Freshman Foot- ball and Track, National Junior Honor Society, Chess Club, Wrestling. Regional Runner-up, Track. Cross Country, East Fairmont Invitational Wrestling Champ. Big Ten Tournament Champ, Regional Champ, Prom Decorating Committee, Yearbook Staff, Newspaper Staff, Vice President of Big L Club SHIRLEY ANN MIGLIORE Freshman Play, Marching Band. Concert Band. Pep Band. Chess Club, Pep Club. Speech and Drama Club, DECA. FBLA Reporter, Crew for Sugar and Annie Get Your Gun”. National Honor Society 215 TIMOTHY CRAIG MILLER Chess Club, Speech and Drama Club, FFA Senti- nel. Parliamentary Procedure Team, Livestock Team HAROLD E. MOORE II Junior High Choir. Baseball. National Honor Soci- ety, Leadership Camp, Foreign Language Club, Science Club, Math Club, Fencing Club, Junior National Honor Society VERONICA MOORE Pep Club. Home Economics Club, FBLA LESLIE LYNNE MORAN Foreign Language Club. Pep Club, Choir, Y- Teens, SAE, Yearbook and Newspaper Staff, Flag Carrier MICHEAL A. MORRIS Big L Club, Basketball, Letterman in Cross Coun- try and Track RICKY LYNN MORRIS VICA, Fencing Club BURLEY MYERS Chess Club, FFA, Milk Judging Contest, Art Club REGINA ANN NARDELLI Y-Teens, FHA, Student Council, Pep Club, Speech and Drama Club, Student Council Secretary, Stu- dent Council Executive Committee, Marching Band, Concert Band, Pep Band, Crew for “Damn Yankees”, Cast of “Sugar”, Newspaper and Year- book Staff CHRISTIE LYNN NICHOLS Junior Honor Society President, Marching Band, Dancer in “Damn Yankees” and “Sugar”, Sopho- more Class Secretary, Sophomore Executive Com- mittee. Pep Club, Speech and Drama Club DENISE PARKER National Junior Honor Society Historian, Secre- tary of Student Council, Pep Club, Theological Discovery Club, Cast of “Damn Yankees , Physi- cal Education Follies, Vice President of Theologi- cal Discovery Club, FBLA, Prom Refreshment Committee. National Honor Society, Crew of “Annie Get Your Gun , Foreign Language Club JACQUELIN DAWN PATTERSON Y-Teens, Track, Marching Band, Pep Club, Con- cert Band, Basketball, Pep Band, Drum Major, Chess Club, Speech and Drama Club, SAE, Secre- tary of Band. Prom Decorating Committee, Home- coming Decorating Committee, Crew “Sugar” and Annie Get Your Gun”, Freshman Play MICHELE I. PERNELL Speech and Drama Club. Pep Club. Chess Club DEBORAH JEWEL PERRINE Band. Choir. Pep Club, Art Club, SAE, Speech and Drama Club. Diet Workshop, Volleyball, Track, Y-Teens RADONNA MARIE PLAUGHER Marching Band, Concert Band, Pep Band. All Fes- tival Band. Secretary of Science Club, SAE. Pep Club, Physical Education Follies, Student Council, Orchestra of “Damn Yankees”, and “Sugar”, and “Annie Get Your Gun”, Honor Society TONYA KAY RADCLIFF Freshman Girls Basketball Manager, Home Eco- nomics Club Parliamentarian, National Junior Honor Society, Y-Teens, Choir, Honor Chorus, Volleyball, Student Council, Junior Executive Committee, President of the Marching Band. Con- cert Band. Pep Band. Speech and Drama Club, “Sugar , Pep Club, National Honor Society. Year- book Staff, Prom Decorating Committee, Home- coming Decorating Committee, Concession Stand, Medical Professionalists Vice President MARGUERITE RANDOLPH National Junior Honor Society Secretary, Concert Band. Marching Band. Stage Band, Chorus, Girl of the Month, Orchestra for “Damn Yankees”, Sci- ence Club Vice President. Foreign Language Club, Orchestra for “Sugar”, All Festival Band. National Honor Society, Girls State SHARON L. REED Freshman Class Vice President. Sophomore Execu- tive Committee. Girls Basketball. Second Team Big Ten, Honorable Mention All State. Tennis, Pep 216 Club. Chess Club. Crew of “Damn Yankees”. SAE. Speech and Drama Club. Student Council, Execu- tive Committee, Leadership Camp, Girl of the Month, Editor of Liberte '79. Who’s Who, National Honor Society BARBARA LEE REEVES Pep Club, Speech and Drama Club. Band. Crew for “Damn Yankees”, “Sugar”, “Annie Get Your Gun SHEILA RIESER Speech and Drama Club, Pep Club. FBLA. SAE, Treasurer of Senior Class, Student Council, National Honor Society. Marching Band. Pep Band, Concert Band, Majorette. Prom Decorating Committee, Senior Executive Committee DENVER RILEY Track. Football JEFFREY W. RITTER Big L Club. Key Club. Letterman in Basketball. Big Ten Second Team. Letterman Baseball. All County Second Team Basketball, All County Cap- tain Second Team. All County First Team, Honor- able Mention Big Ten FRANCINE RENEE ROMAIN Marching Band. Concert Band. Pep Band, Student Council, Senior Executive Committee, FBLA Offi- cer. Pep Club. Speech and Drama Club. Y-Teens. “Sugar and “Annie Get Your Gun RAY W ROSE Track and Basketball Manager, Art Club, Chess Club, Prom and Homecoming Decorating Com- mittees. Marching Band. Concert Band. Pep Band ROBERTA KAY ROSS Marching Band. Concert Band. Pep Band. SAE. Speech and Drama Club, Pep Club, Girls Basket- ball, Student Council, Crew for “Annie Get Your Gun PEGGY ANN SANDY Basketball. Pep Club, Speech and Drama Club. FBLA MIKESEAMON Pep Club, VICA KATY SECKMAN Home Economics Club, FBLA LIZ SEDLOCK Pep Club, Y-Teens President, Volleyball, Physical Education Follies CASSIE SENDLING Pep Club, Newspaper Staff. Y-Teens, Secretary and Treasurer of Art Club BRIAN A JOYCE SHAVER FBLA, DECA, Secretary of FBLA. Band. Pep Club, Speech and Drama Club, Freshman Class President BOYD SIMMONS Foreign Language Club, Science Club KENNETH SINCLAIR CHARLOTTE SINGLETON Upward Bound. FHA. Hawkettes, Executive Board for Upward Bound, Chorus JENNIFER IRENE SINGLETON Marching Band, Concert Band. Theological Dis- covery Club. Pep Club, Foreign Language Club. Red Cross VICKIE SINGLETON Upward Bound. GAA, VICA, FHA. Hawkettes. Executive Board for Upward Bound PEGGY SMITH Pep Club. Speech and Drama Club. Medical Pro- 217 fessionalists. Honor Society, Girls Basketball. Girls Volleyball, Student Council, Freshman Class Presi- dent. Girls Track, Concert Band, Jazz Band, Marching Band, Girl of the Month, All Tourna- ment Team Basketball. Big 10 Conference Second Team Center, All State Honorable Mention, Sec- tional All Tournament Team, Big 10 Conference Player of the Year. Big 10 Conference First Team Center. All State Honorable Mention. West Vir- ginia All Star Basketball Team TERESASPATAFORE Girls Basketball Manager, Speech and Drama Club Secretary: SAE, Marching Band, Pep Band, Concert Band, Leadership Camp, Girl of the Month, Yearbook Staff. President of Student Council, Y-Teens, National Honor Society, Senior Executive Committee. Student Council Executive Committee, Prom Decorating Committee, Home- coming Decorating Committee, Senior Class Presi- dent. Choir. Concession Stand. Freshman Girls Basketball, Volleyball. “Sugar” KATHLEEN BALDWIN SPENCER Track. Red Cross Club, Pep Club. Medical Profes- sionalists, Annie Get Your Gun” LORI RANEE SPERRY Junior National Honor Society, Talent Show, Pep Club. Physical Education Follies, Majorette. Theo- logical Discovery Club. SAE, Feature Twirler, National Honor Society, Senior Executive Com- mittee. Who’s Who. Student Council, Foreign Lan- guage Club. Red Cross Club WILLIAM ANTHONY SPINO Varsity Basketball, Football. Big L Club DIANA SPRINGER Basketball, Volleyball. Track. DECA MARY PAT SPROUSE Marching Band. Concert Band, Pep Band, SAE, Speech and Drama Club. Pep Club, Chess Club. Freshman Secretary, Y-Teens, Foreign Language Club, Volleyball. DECA, Chorus. Majorette. Phys- ical Education Follies MICHELLE LYNN STAATS Home Economics Club, Junior Humane Society, Volunteen. Pep Club, Secretary of Medical Profes- sionalists. DECA AMY LYNN STAMM Concert Band, Stage Band, Orchestra for “Sugar” and “Annie Get Your Gun”, Science Club, Fenc- ing Club. Who’s Who JEFFEREY O. STAMM FFA, Political Awareness, Big L Club, Football ALESIA DALE STANLEY Foreign Language Club, Political Awareness Club, FBLA KIM STERLING Freshman Play, Y-Teens, Pep Club, Marching Band, Stage Band, Concert Band, Pep Band, FBLA Treasurer, Homecoming Decorating Com- mittee. Crew for “Sugar”, SAE, DECA DEBORAH ANN THOMEY Marching Band, Concert Band, Pep Band. Foreign Language Club, Pep Club, Science Club, Red Cross Club, All Festival Band, Orchestra for “Damn Yankees”, Jazz Band ROGER K. TRADER Fencing Club, Chess Club. Chess Team, Who’s Who. Tennis JAMIE MARIETRUNICK Marching Band, Concert Band. Student Council, Honor Society, Speech and Drama Club, Foreign Language Club. Homecoming Committee, Cast of “Sugar”, Prom Decorating Committee, Home Eco- nomics Club, Junior and Senior Executive Com- mittees. Volleyball, FHA. Y-Teens BETH ANN VASQUEZ Vice President and President of Y-Teens, Home Economics Club, Chess Club, DECA. Pep Club. Choir, Foreign Language Club 218 ELLA LOUISE WALLS Foreign Language Club, Pep Club, VICA. Speech and Drama Club, Chorus, Y-Teens GREGORY M. WARNER Letterman in Football and Baseball, Big L Club President, Math Club. Chess Club, Chess Team. Crew of “Sugar”, Who’s Who. First and Second Team All County Baseball. Big 10 Honorable Mention Linebacker, Basketball, Track CECIL WELCH Choir REBECCA SUE WENTZ VICA. Home Economics Club, Chess Club, Pep Club, Volleyball DONNA WHITE Pep Club, Choir, Home Economics Club, Art Club Secretary SANDRA WHITE Pep Club, Art Club, Physical Education Follies, Play Crew, FBLA. Speech and Drama Club, Y- Teens, Volleyball JAMI LYN WHITEHAIR Art Club, FBLA. Medical Professionalists, Junior and Senior Homecoming Court, Homecoming Queen. Crew for “Annie Get Your Gun” BRIAN WILSON Fencing Club, VICA. DECA, Art Club MICHAEL NOLAN WILSON VICA. Fencing Club. Basketball, National Junior Honor Society NEIL WISEMAN Student Council, Football, Basketball, Track, Fencing Club, VICA, Welding MARGARET WOOFTER Y-Teens, First Aid, Foreign Language Club. Red Cross Club ViRENELYNN WRIGHT “Sugar” Orchestra, Marching Band, Pep Band. Concert Band, All Festival Band, Foreign Lan- guage Club, Chess Club. Choir. Basketball KITTY LAYNEZIRKLE National Junior Honor Society, FFA Program of Activities Committee. FFA Creed Contest, FFA Land Judging Team, National Honor Society, Sec- retary of FFA, Refreshment Committee for Prom, FFA Poultry Judging Team, FFA Reporter. FFA Dairy Judging Team, FFA Leadership Camp KENT ZWIEBEL Student Council, Chess Club, Choral Technician 219 NOTE: Only Seniors who supplied the necessary information are listed in the Directory Central West Virginia's Financial Center Lowndes Bank One Lowndes Square Clarksburg, West Virginia 26301 Telephone (304) 623-7100 Where You Have Lowndesabili+y Banking The Way You Want It To Be 221 Harbert Funeral Home James Lopez Grocery Free Delivery Monday and Friday Phone 622 3461 or 622 5738 Member by Invitation National Selected Morticians R. Edward Harbert, Licensed Director 287 W. Main Street Salem, W. Va. 782 2201 1710 N. 16th St., Clarksburg, W. Va. Mike McGuire's Gulf Service 307 E. Pike St. and 211 Milford St. Clarksburg, W. Va. Phone 622 3983 —622 9359 Engine Tuning Brake Adjustments Safety Check Washing and Waxing Minor Auto Repairs Muffler Service Lubrication Tires, Batteries, Acces. Emergency Road Service McGlumphy Funeral Service Arthur McGlumphy, Jr. — Director (not connected with any other form) A Tradition of Quality at Lower Prices For Over a Century and a Quarter 624 6571 Michael Adams Co. Clarksburg, WV 450 W. Pike St. (304)622 3221 Morgantown, WV Mountaineer Mall (304) 296 9650 Parkersburg, WV Formal Shop Hornor and Harrison Grand Central Mall (304) 422 3571 Fairmont, WV Middletown Mall (304) 366 5175 If It's Printing We Can Do It Letterheads Statements Envelopes Invoices Office Forms Circulars Booklets Cards And All Other Types of Printing Martin Printing Co. Phone 624 7231 Lower Level of Bus Terminal Building — North Fourth Street Clarksburg, West Virginia 222 Genetta's Fashion Boutique First in Fashion Genetta Kennedy, Owner 107 W. Main Street Salem, W. Va. Phone 782 2271 — Fashions for Men and Women — VINCENT, 13 luppan TAILORING Formal Wear Rentals HAIR CARE FOR MEN WOMEN • Blow Styling • Hot l� on Curling • pH Balance Perms Hair Coloring Make Up • Highlighting • Beard Grooming • Mamcunng • Artificial Naii • Men s Hair Replacement • Ladies Fashions • European Facials • Hair Waxing For Undesirable Han Atk AUmt Out h•• Hair A� elrtotio CaU- 623-6661 339 W. MAIN ST. DOWNTOWN CLARKSBURG Custom Made Clothes — Alterations 122 S. Fourth St. Clarksburg, WV Phone 622 7302 Compliments Employees of Gola's Store Carl Gola, Owner Meats, groceries, produce general merchandise Fourco Glass Co. Reynoldsville, W. Va. Phone 623 6373 On hour wn;( TNI MOST IN DRY CLEANING Float Glass Tempered Glass Insulating Glass of Clarksburg, W. Va. Two Locations 335 W. Pike St., Clarksburg 416 Buckhannon Pike, Nutter Fort 27th Year in Business 223 Congratulations to the Class of '79 Minard's Spaghetti Inn Your Only Real Security . . . A Home of Your Own . . . 813 East Pike Phone 623-1711 Hartland Planing Mill Company Clarksburg Buick Opel Wouldn't you really rather have a Buick? Phone 624-6461 215 Water Street Clarksburg, W.Va. 26301 Broughton Foods Company Compliments of Yates and Route 2, Box 354A yrfiTTffTj Clarksburg, WV 624-5487 Frush Inc. Dispensing Opticians 208 Court Street Golf Bldg. Clarksburg, W. Va. Ph. 622-8891 Furbee Supply Co. Feed and Farm Supply Building Supplies and Hardware 210 Liberty Street, Salem, W. Va. Phone 782-2681 Southern States Elite Drive In Cleaners Tuxedo Rental I Hour Drive-In Service 100 W. Pike Street Clarksburg, W. Va. Chamberlaine Flowers,Hc 128 South Second Street Clarksburg, West Virginia 26301 304 623-3721 Bob Mancuso Arnold Pugh Country Club Chrysler Plymouth Route 19 South 624 7611 Chamberlaine Flowers ' 128 South Second Street Clarksburg, West Virginia 26301 304 624-5536 842-5836 Good Luck Graduates Brown's Limestone Jarviville — Phone 782-3107 Stone Delivered for Every Need W. A. Brown, Owner ■%g Bus Bright's Garage Body Shop Frame Shop Will Estimate Route 50 East Clarksburg, W. Va. Phone 8 - 5 622 9589 Phone After 5 624-6250 Phone 622 I 960 or 622 3797 Styling Hairpieces Straightening Joe Carvelli Owner Gentlemen's Choice Private Booths 5 Roffler Stylists 807 East Pike Street Clarksburg, W. Va. 26301 Next to Minard's 225 es Go Greyhound It's Smarter to Charter a Greyhound, . . . and Leave the Driving to Us Clarksburg Bus Terminal Clarksburg, W. Va. Cories Hurst, Owner Ticket Sales and Information Package Express 624 6381 Charter Information and Sales Shirley Hurst, Charter Rep. 623 5417 226 Dorothy's Pastry Hills Plaza 1222 West Main Street Bridgeport, W. Va. Phone 842 4490 Route 50 East Phone 624-7452 Dan Thomp The Truck People son's Wrecker Service Best Wishes to the Class of 1979 123 N. Monticello Compliments of Mary's Flower Shop Clarksburg Davis Funeral Home James W. Bower Richard Pence Clarksburg Chapel 443 W. Pike St. 624 6344 Salem-West Union Chapel Betw. Salem Armory and U.S. 50 Salem 782 3570 West Union 873 1122 Sears Catalog Merchant 127 East Main Street Salem, West Virginia 26426 Phone 782 2500 Dave Murphy, Owner Clarksburg Beauty Academy School of Distinction ATTENTION— JUNIORS See your Guidance Counselor about attending Beauty School during your senior year of high school. Classes Starting — February June and October Basic Educational Grants Scholarships — Student Loans Monthly Payments — Cash Discount Educational Director Larry Policano Angela Policano 339 West Pike St. Clarksburg, W. Va. Phone 624 6473 227 Congratulations to the Graduates Harberts Drug Store Hot Rod Shop Serving the Community, for Over 60 Years 126 S. Fourth Street, Clarksburg 336 East Pike Street Clarksburg, W. Va. Phone 622 5501 M� UTT 0IH0U«T nNMTMt |c jy| Jafvl Congratulations, Seniors Compliments of JUST S4Y CHARGE IT! Harry Green Chevy City Two Locations 1-79 at Saltwell Exit 592 3600 1304 Buckhannon Pike, Clarksburg 622 3711 Route 50 East, Clarksburg, West Virginia Adamston Dairy King Hot Dogs 1700 W. Pilte St. Beside Hamburgers Victory French Fries Grade Fish Sandwiches Clarksburg, W. Va. School Violet Ray Coin Laundry 1704 W. Pike St. Clarksburg, W. Va. Congratulations to the Class of 1979 Clarksburg's most complete and modern bank ing facility Union National Bank of Clarksburg s Hertz Rent A Car Bridgeport Airport 215 Water Street Clarksburg, W. Va. 622 8282 Phone: 624-6776 411 W Mom St. Clarksburg W Va. 2S30I Complete Beauty Services by experienced operator Clarksburg- Bridgeport 842 541 I Compton Bowling Lanes Route 50 East, Clarksburg, WV Central West Virginia's Most Modern 24 Lanes House Air Conditioned for your comfort. Now something new has been added, Honeywell Smoke and dust removal equipment. 230 Town and Country Arts and Crafts Route 3, Box I 740 Clarksburg, WV George D. and Lovetta Nutter, Owners Distributor for Ceramic Supplies Duncan Paints and Molds (Complete Line) Duncan and Mary Brushes Slcutt Kilns and Wheels Duncan Kilns Modern Lightcraft Lamp Wirings and Shades Ceramic Corner Decals Mid America Slip Tables Orton Cones Hanovia Products Excel Slip Phone 622 5335 Location — l j Mile on Crooked Run Road off Route 19 North at Gore Al Schroath Oldsmobile AMC Jeep, Inc. P.O. Box 1188 Route 19 South Telephone (304) 623- 5600 Clarksburg, W. Va. 26301 A oiosuoiiu ru American Motors Knight's Appliances Your Maytag Dealer 643 W. Main Street Bridgeport, WV Dorn's Auto and Truck Repair Specializing in Foreign and Sports Cars Rt. 2, Box 340 — I I Simpson St. Despard Clarksburg, WV 26301 Phone 622 8919 Dorn McCourt 231 Congratulations to the Class of '79 Young and Stout 33 I Broadway Avenue Clarksburg, W.V. Wilsonburg Lions Club We Serve B K Tractor and Equipment Ford and New Holland Farm Equipment Phone 782 1181 Salem, W. Va. Discover ft BEN FRANKLIN i We bring variety to life! Monday Thru Thursday 9-5:30 Friday and Saturday 9:00-8.00 I 19 E. Mam Street. Salem. W. Va. Good Luck Mountaineers The Wilsons Kenny, Judy, Craig, Shannon, and Tiffany viyvi siding ai uminum siding KfPUCfMfN! WINDOWS BOOM AD0III0NS BOOdNG FINN CONSTRUCTION CO ,INC. W3BAlT'M0fif AVC CLARKSBURG WV4 76301 JERRY FINN soft estimates Phone 624 6488 ouaiitv workmanship Licensed Insured Contractors 232 Brandli Music Co. Wurlitxer Organs and Pianos Amplifiers — Guitars Accessories — Sheet Music Teaching Supplies Phone 623 4333 Holiday Plaza Bridgeport, WV funeral Ihowt First National Bank at Salem Salem, West Virginia Where the Years Come and Go but Friends Come and Stay. Member FDIC Equal Housing Lender 329 E. Main St. Clarksburg, W. Va. 624 5404 Paul Harold nc. JGJvbOVi 0 rtjcle 6 A DIVISION OF STONE THOMAS Coal Contracting Wolf Summit 622 3072 Congratulations Graduates 222 West Main Street Middletown Mall — Fairmont 88 E. Main Street— Buckhannon (In the Bi-Centennial Motel) Jordan's Gulf Service Station Washing and Lubrication Tires — Tubes — Batteries — Accessories 1629 W. Va. Ave., North View Phone 622 9159 233 Congratulations Class of '79 Mike Flanigan Ford Sales Inc. Business Phone 782 271 I, Salem 622-9687, Clarksburg 782 2781, Nights AAA Wrecker Service 57 High Street, Salem, WV Smitty's Snack Service Pina — Hoagies Carry Out Opens 10 am to II :30 pm Sundays, 3-11 pm Clarksburg Community Bank The little bank that can Phone 622 9010 1639 Hamil Avenue, North View American Vending Company Your Teammate in vending, concessions and amusements games. Dial 623 5791 Main at Third — Pike at Third Clarksburg, WV Member FDIC Compliments of Romain's Custom Guns 21 I North 16th Street, Clarksburg American Vending Company Guns — Archery — Tackle Buy Sell Trade Limestone Run Road at Liberty Addition Phone 624 4188 234 Gallo's Get 1+ ' N1 Go Drive-in Grocery Store Wilsonburg, West Virginia Owners — Pete and Joyce Gallo Manager — Mike Gallo � n� r«l Construction Emergency Repairs Room Additions Custom Building Replacement Windows Awnings Siding Mobile Home Remodeling Rooting Cement Work Storm Windows City Window Co., A Corp. Home Improvement Contractors Over a Decade of Service Oral E. Henderson Jr. Rt. 2, Box 285, and Sons Clarksburg, WV 623 2573 —623 5092 GET IT TOGETHER The Workingmans Store His ’n Hers Jeans Boutique Wonder Bar Good Luck Clarksburg, W.Va. YOUR FATHERS MUSTACHE' Jami L JJa it Stufinq C’enltr FOR LONG AND SHORT HAIR Shampoo and Sets Shampoo and Blow Styles Razor and Scissor Cuts Perming and Colonng Hair Straightening Custom Hair Pieces and Wigs Hair and Scalp Analysis Body Waxing Complete Cosmetic Line Manicures and Facials Artificial Nails Ear Piercing Rosebud Plaza and 452 West Pike Street Clarksburg, West Virginia Phone 623 5705 Style Directors — Larry J. Policano, Owner Angela Policano, Manager Compliments of a Friend! 235 236 Mg OpjJL WJm fTi , 'J IA i 0 • • - ? ftW ' ' Z WK. ' . A V 6 £a; £VV .., Y ■ -; • 40 237 238 le best «years of our lives while at Liberty. wJhaveko cf from all different ame together at Liberty High School. W have met new friends and te time has come for the Class of “79 to change directions and to meet w challenges. The Journalism Staffof 791 would liKe to thank the stu- lostofall Mrs. Griffiths, our advisor. til ( Shari Reed. Editor Tammy Kl Sherry Me Tommy M Leslie Moi Regina N| I..