Liberty High School - Liberte Yearbook (Clarksburg, WV)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1986 volume:

Yesterday, Tomorrow, ... Forever Our yesterdays are completed with more than just memories. As time is ever silently turning over his page,” we illustrate between these covers the memora- ble occasions, the knowledge, and the experience which we have gained in our high school days. We present this yearbook as an example of what we. as a student body, have accomplished. It is our hope that the 1985-86 memories will stand as a bridge link- ing our past three years to the rest of our lives. We, the Class of 1986, feel that we have crossed this bridge successfully and hope that many others will follow, dreaming of yesterday, tommorow, and forever. 1986-1986 Yearbook Staff Left to Right: Dan Bordo, Beth Davis, Tammy Moore, Dawn Boggs, Jennifer Richards, Lisa Tragemann, The Mountain- eer , T. J. Shingleton, Johnna Pokrzywa, Tami Ronzo, Angie Jones, Jennifer Herrod, Frank Nixon. Not pictured: Diane Carder, Lisa Sabatelli, Lynn Canfield, Lisa Talkington, and Lori Alkire. Fads And Fashions Sassy Sayings 1. You Look Marvelous! 2. Ooga, Ogga, Ooga; Ah, Ah, Ah! 3. What the-------------!?! 4. You Big Head! 5. Life’s a--------, and then you die. 6. That ain’t gravy! 7. Right! 8. Nice, but beat it! 9. Get a real job. 10. Chill out. Latest Looks Fabulous Foods 1. Pizza 2. French Fries 3. Hamburgers 4. McNuggets 5. Hot Dogs 6. McDLT 7. Lasagna 8. Tacos 9. Ice Cream 10. Big Mac 1. Shaker Knit Sweaters 2. Swatches 3. Plaids 4. Tropical Hawaiian Shirts 5. Gummy Bracelets 6. Stirrups 7. Crop Pants 8. Mini Skirts 9. Tank Tops 10. Jams 6 Hot Hangouts 1. McDonalds 2. Meadowbrook Mall 3. Snake Hollow 4. Pizza Hut 5. Lake Floyd 6. VA and North View Park 7. Hite Field (football games) 7. Tuccillos 9. North View 10. Wendy’s The Picks Of ’86 Favorite Flicks 1. Back to the Future 2. Rambo 3. St. Elmo’s Fire 4. Fright Night 5. Return of the living Dead 6. Teen Wolf 7. Weird Science 8. Revenge of the Nerds 9. First Blood 10. Ghostbusters Top Tunes 1. Cherish ■ Kool and the Gang 2. You’re the Inspiration - Chicago 3. Smokin’ in the Boy’s Room - Motley Crue 4. St. Elmo’s Fire • John Parr 5. Saving All My Love - Whittney Houston 6. Forever - Kenny Loggins 7. Money for Nothing - Dire Straits 8. Oh, Sheila - Ready for the World 9. Summer of ’69 - Bryan Adams 10. Shout • Tears for Fears Groovey Groups 1. Kool and the Gang 2. Madonna 3. Motley Crue 4. Huey Lewis and the News 5. Wham! 6. ZZ Top 7. Phil Collins 8. Chicago 9. Prince 10. Tears for Fears Both hands on keys £ m Aren’t we cute?: The Mountaineer buried the gold. If T. J. looks to pass. That's long enough, Dave! Hulk Mazzie! A few Mounties wait for their turn. 10 Sing, Sophomores, sing! Friends Forever!! Earth to Nelson! Here’s looking at you. Kid! Fried, died, and petrified! Raise your hand if you’re sure! Up, up, away! Where did he go? 11 1985 Home feing Queen Chandi McCracken • . -- i 7 _ • v v � Senior Princess - Tracy Trajiemann Junior Princess - Tina Varner Sophomore Princess 1 Kristi Franklin Sophomore Princess - Heather Zannino Junior Princess - Jennifer Linch Homecoming Week Our 1985-86 Homecoming Week was filled with spirit and enthusiasm as the student body participated in the many events of the week. There were many strange and amusing sights as stu- dents dressed in true Hawaiian and noble Roman style, while song filled the halls with frantic Sophomore lyrics. Thursday was wonderfully silent as sophomore mouths were buttoned” shut; hat day topped off the week. Tradi- tional spirit day rounded out the week with students at their best wearing red, white, and blue. Fri- day night's loss to Lincoln did not stand in our way. Students swayed to the sounds of R.J.’s Mobile Mu- sic Saturday night, as they strolled over the pier and gazed into the starlight. 14 16 INDIVIDUALS Best Built... Paula Louden and Scott Warner if it came in a bottle, everyone would have one! Tracy Tragemann and Jon Ogden This isn't quite what we planned! Most Likely to Succeed... Prettiest Eyes... Lynn Canfield and James Ferrell It's unanimous, the eyes have it! Prettiest Smile... Pam Chipps and Joe Spatafore Thanks Crest. No cavity creeps here! 19 Best Looking... Chanda McCracken and Doug Sprouse □ you move over, please! Most Popular... Johnna Pokrzywa and T. J. Shingleton Step back; let ’em through! This is the way to beat the lunch crowd!” Brad Earnest and Kerry England Janice Jones and Donny Nardella Have you tried the drums. Brad?” Most Talented... Most Daring... Most Spirited... Sam Wagner and Amelia Vespoint In the true spirit of fun! Class Clowns... Cindy Nosse and Jeff Toquinto On the count of three...” 22 Most Athletic... Kara Alker and Jim Davis Oh Jimmy, I love you!” Class Flirts... Julius Lockett and Bobbi Jo Leeson Slam, Dunk, the easy way! Shyest... Mike Mullenaux and Mary Vincent We sure had them fooled! John Teter and Maria Curia The perfect couple! Class Brains... Eric Collins and Cheryl Ashcraft Eric with the cheat sheet! Best All Around... Rusty Mazzie and Debbie Lipscomb When you’ve got it, you've got it! 25 Top Ten Percent Cheryl Ashcraft Eric Collins Lisa Sahatelli Tracy Tragemann Bobbi Jo Lecson Cynthia Nosse Rebecca Paynter Beth Davis Patricia Carder Johnna Pokrzywa Lynn Canfield Jonathan Ogden Michelle Davis Donna Hall Robbin Maxwell Lisa Talkington Suzanne Mazer Daniel Bordo Lisa Brooks Angela Jones Debra Senior Executive Committee First Row, Left to Right: Steve Romagnoli, Debbie Lipscomb, Lisa Tragemann, Dawn Boggs, Rusty Mazzie, Jeff Toquinto, Melissa McLean, Tina Kopp, Amelia Vespoint. Second Row: Elizabeth Pratt, Lisa Sabatelli, Lynn Canfield, Jim Davis, Bobbi Jo Leeson, Eric Collins, Tracy Tragemann, Anna Cain. Senior Class Officers Seated: Rusty Mazzie, President. Standing, Left to Right: Debbie Lipscomb, Treasurer, Steve Romagnoli, Vice President, Jeff Toquinto, Secretary. 2; ■H|H We came together From different places, i Pam Bowen Kimberly Boyce Lisa Bramer Lisa Ann Brown Lynn Renee Canfield Meeting new people Rhonda Brosius Lisa Ann Brooks Cheryl Brown Anna Marie Cain Seeing new faces, Our first weeks here 32 Mark Counts Arden L. Cross Maria L. Curia A. J. Curren Michelle Dalton Beth Ann Davis James L. Davis Matt Davis Michelle Davis Were filled with fear, Teresa Renee Drake Brad D. Earnest Kenny Elder Michael Elder Kerry England Sherry England 33 Melody Ann Hayes Sheila Headley Jeanette Eileen Herrod Kimberly Hornick Brad Huff Anna Marie Hurst Jennifer Ann Herrod Charles Hess Theresa Hickman But now that time Brian Buhba” Hill Bobby Hill Angela Marie Jones Dianna Marie Jones Janice Marie Mimi” Jones Michelle Keener Sam King Has passed away. David Hurst Eddie Jenkins Ronald Lee Johnson Jr- Debbie Lipscomb Mark Alan Loar Each and every day. Julius Lockett Terri Lopez Gary Lowe June Marie Matthey Jerriann Maxwell Holland Moore Tammy Jo Moore Michael Mullenaux Jack Murphy Marsha Murphy Donald Nardella Dreams have gone. Tammy Denise Nelson Terry Konn Nelson 41 Cindy Kay Nichols Frank Nixon Cindy Nosse Crystal Nutter Jonathan F. Ogden Kristi Parker The memories forever Cynthia Ann Paugh Becky Paynter carry on... Of friendships gold Of the years we spent Francis Scott Mike Scott Darla Kay Sexton Cindy Short Mark B. Smith Sandra Smith 45 Red, White and Blue. Bonnie Sue Snider David Southern Charles Sperry Cheryl Anne Steele Brian Stewart Douglas B. Sprouse Dawn Stanton Alicia Stout Marcy Stout Lisa M. Talkington Matthew Todd Jeff Toquinto Of football, physics, Amelia Marie Vespoint Class rings, and Band, Lisa Tragemann Tracy Tragemann Patsy Samuel Trecost II Mary Ann Vincent Samuel D. Wagner Fred Waldren Lending one another 49 A helping hand. 50 Rebecca Smith Brian Stewart Shannon Wilson Patty Fontanez Not Pictured George Bailey Misty S. Bell Marvin Butcher Pat Butcher Lisa Carr Julia Childers Carol Clowser Alberta Cottrill Todd Davis Roger Dodd James V. Ferrell Daniel Hamilton Melanie Hickman Lawrence Moose” Lawson Gene Leonard Robert Murphy Bryan Nicholson Wendell K. Parrish Sherri Poe Roger Quinn Allen Reed Robert Russell Starla K. Scheuvront Daphne Russell David Sinclair Joe Spatafore Rod Simmons Matthew Stewart Dorothy Strother Shane L. Stutler Charles W. Swiger II Tim Todd James Werner Dedra C. Wilt Patricia Woodson The Class of 1986 Dreaming of Yesterday, has grown together Tomorrow, and Forever. Senior Directory KARA ELIZABETH ALKER School Activities: Flag Corps, Captain, Concert Band, Marching Band, Pep Band, Stone and Thom- as Teen Board, Who’s Who Among American High School Students, Pep Cluh, Bowling Club, Ski (dub, -Dance Club, Student Council Executive Committee- Future Plans: I hope to be an exchange student for a year and then to study international business at the University of South Carolina. LORI L. ALKIRE School Activities: Student Council. Rhododendron Girls State, Marching Band, Concert Band, Pep Band, Foreign Language Club, Pep Club, Who’s Who Among American High School Students, Year- book Staff, Senior Representative for the Band, Homecoming Decorating Committee. and Tsuccess- ful career. JAMES ALLEN ALVAREZ School Activities: Newspaper Staff, Ski (dub. Pho- tography Club, Rowdies. Future Plans: To attend the Art Institute in Pitts- burgh and study photography. LISA AMSLER School Activities: Flag Corps, Future Homemakers of America, Pep Club, Science (dub. Newspaper Staff, Basketball, Volleyball, Library Assistant, Soft- ball. Future Plans: To attend West Virgina Wesleyan. JOE ARTHUR School Activities: Upward Bound. Future Plans: Military or job. CHERYL ASHCRAFT School Activities: Marching Band, Concert Band, Pep Band, Math Club, Foreign Language Club, Pep Club, Student Council, Prom Committee, National Honor Society, Number One (dub, All-County Band. Future Plans: I plan to attend Ohio University and major in Business Administration and Management, and later go to law school. ERIC E. ASHCRAFT Future Plans: Go to college, get a job and a nice car. M It 11AEI. R. ASHCRAFT School Activities: Band, Future Farmers of America, Manager of Basketball Team, National Honor -h luture plans: To attend college or the armed Si r H 1-s. (.1 OKGE C. BAILEY III I utut i plans: Military. M I YE BAILEY V hool Activities: Marching Band, Pep Band, Con- cert Hand. Futme Plans: Go to the police academy and be a i op ROM' HARBINO Scbot l Activities: Future Business Leaders of Amer- ica. Future Plans: Air Force. BARBARA JEAN BARKER Future Plans: To live in Florida. STEVEN BEE School Activities: Archery Club, Big L Club. Future Plans: Go to college and study computer programming. MISTY S. BELL School Activities: Basketball, Volleyball, Pep (dub. Future Plans: Plan to get married and go to college and become a lawyer. HOOTER BLAND School Activities: Football, Wrestling, Track, Ex- plorer Post 111, Future Homemakers of America, Big L (dub. Vocation il Industrial Clubs of America, future Plans: Air Force, attend college while the re. DAWN R. BOGGS Si hool Activities: Pi p (dub. Distributive Education ( lubs of America, Future Homemakers of America, Student Council, Ski (dub, Newspaper Staff, Year- book Staff. Library Assistant, Who’s Who Among American High School Students. Future Plans: Attend West Virginia University and major in psychology. 52 DANIFI J.fllORDO S.Kool Activities: Foreign Language Club, National Honor Socilty, Who’s Who Among American High s. hool Stud nts, All State Orchestra, Co-Editor of IVH6 curhj'ok Staff, Ski Club, Fencing Club. Plans I plan to pursue a carder in pharmacy. PAM BOWI N tire Si hool Activities: Pep ( lub. Prom Committee, Fu- ture Homer takers of America. Future PlanslMy plans are to graduatcTrom school. Then get married and have a family. KIMBIRL'S ANN BOYCE School Acti vities: Volleyball, Bowling ( lub. Library Assistant. Prom Decorating Committee. Future Plans: To attend college and pursue a career in fashionRtesign. ing. Concert, and Pep Rands, Student Council, Se- nior Executive Committee, Future Business Leaders of America. Pep Club. , MM Future Plans: I plan to attend West Virginia Univer- sity and Study business administration. I.YNN R. CANFIELD School Activities: Concert Band, Pep Band, March- ing Band. Foreign Language Club, Pep Club, Na- tional Honor Society, National Honor Society Sec- retary, Who’s Who Among American High School Students, Student C ouncil, Senior Executive Com- mittee, Yearbook Staff, Number One Club, Senior Patio Decorating Committee, Medical Professionalists. Future Plans: To go to college and become a physi- cal therapist or do something where I can help people. LISA BRAMER W Wctivities: Concert Band. Pep Band, March- ing Band, Student Council, SophMHHBB HBH| t.iry Homeroom Kepresentativi j Dance Club. I mure Plans: Go to college in M tryland and be rich. FISA AW BROOKS :• School Activities: Marching, Concert, and Pep Bands. All ( ounty Band, Studen Council, Pep Club, Foreign Language Club, Math Club, Who’s Who Among American High School Students, National Honor Society, 249th Army Baid. 1 mure Plans: To attend Fairmont State College and teach either biology or history, get married and have 2 or 3 kids! RHONDA BROSIUS IU RYL BR()WN Sc hool Activities: Future Farm ture Homemakers of America. Future Plans: Reserves. rs of America, Fu- LISA ANN BROWN School Activities: Distributive Education Clubs of America, Medical Profession.: lists, Foreign Lan- guage Club, Future Business Li aders of America. Future Plans: I would like to joii the Air Force, then go to college and be a nurse. ANNA MARIE CAIN School Activities: Cheerleadin: Volleyball, March PATRICIA DIANE CARDER School (Activities: Pep Band, Concert Band, Stag. Hand, MiU ||� M|b.inci, Student Council, Rhododen dron Girls State. National Science Merit A var Prom Decorating Committee, Foreign Langua Club, Number One ( lub. National Honor Socic-t Yearbook Assistant. Who’s Who Among Amerii High School Students. Future Plans: To go to college and pursue a can in nursing. ROBERT L. CARDER School Activities: Big I. Club, Football. Vocati' Industrial Clubs of America, VICA Officer. Future Plans: To become a well educated p with a good job. LISA ANN CARR School Activities: Future Hom makers of A- j Future Business Leaders of America, Dist Education Clubs of America, H i-Y, Student ( Math Club, Pep Club. Future Plans: Attend Fairmont State. JULIA CHILDERS School Activities: Future Business Leaders of ica. Who’s Who Among American High Scho dents. Future Plans: College PAMELA CHRISTINE CHIPPS _ School A.peitifc- VolIevHff Voile ■PIP- TOll iess Club. Plans: I an uture .duaf from school! Plans: Manager Future Homemai i Representative, Sn. Be makers 'Jt , Shim-nL C Rand. Concert Band Future Plans: To been have a family someday. room Reprcsentativ Contfer mi archin net CARLAjTI.AYTON A XI. A’ 1 Activi Ame FU'U activities: Distributive Education (dubs ot a, Foreign Language Club, Chess Club, re Plans: Service. £. JOSFPH D. CLEVENgItT School 1 Activities: Marching, Concert, and Pep Bands, Foreign Language Club. Future Plans:__Attend college and major in manage- ment and health care. CAROL CLOWSER luh as Ill'll MARIA L. Cp School Ac vi cil. National ers of An 1 xrilorer Post 111, Studepi ( bum r Soci liety, Future Busitii-ss Lt d . ----- � , lub. Number One Club, Who’s School Activities: Distributive Education Clubs otf , () AmJIcan Hie HHNl Prom i ting Committee. Plans: Going to college and majoring in ast journalism and communications. IRRAN Activities: Archery (dub Plans: 1 plan to attend college. lCm-s.Milul Mat us author RLBERd Future P HI LINDA MAE COTTRILL Sihool i ii • ities:-fBand, Jaz? Band, Pep iVn ( uuim Hmil, National Honor Society, M.dh Bowling ( Ini, Who's Who Among Amcrittyi Future Pl hss Atfcnd Fairmont state Collieg stuJ LuisinesJ Plin to be anflCiMunl.ini andS LLE DALTON Activities: Volleyball. Ians: I plan to go to college in the near DAVIS ivities: Sophomore Homeroom Repre- dent Council, Band. Homecoming rating Committees, Pep ( lub. Bowling ihrary Assistant. Photographs ( lub. News- staff, Yearbook Staff, Student ( ouncil Secre Council Executive Committee, Number National Honor Society, Who's Who American High School Students, Academic rierican. e Plans: To major in business somewhere in vania, and become a huge success. IN L. DAVIS Activities: Football, Basketball, Concert Marching Band, Archery Club, President of y Club Plans: Four years of college (busir .-----MJnaI Industrial Clubs of Future Plant� : Become a draftsman. igt KfcRflY ENGLAND -h «« Activities: Inarching Band, jJncert Band. Pep Band, AMdbtate Band, All-County B tnd.Jjtjnlen J , Stic CounciL' 11om ciiuWWptTsinafite, All-State i li'sir.i. Prom Decorating ommirree. ocatior Future Ptans go MARK TODD DAVIS DOUG DENHOLM cnoira, rrom decorating Committee; —iijure Plans: To attend a( four year college and M major in music and then get my P V - shirks I T (TrrVD lr,lT School Activities: Concert, Marching, at d Pep “7 I Wans: Two vearsxrLcal i-'yrhr n marriage. JAMES V. F School Activ Future Plans DENA LYN School Activ ANDY DENNISON School Activities: Wrestling. Bowling Club, Future ecutive Comr Farmers of America, Vocational Industrial Clubs of let Homeco America, President of VICA. J Future Plans: Service (college). ROGER DODD School Activities: Future Farmers of Amer ica. Future Plans: Operate my own business. American H and Newsp.i Future Plans degree and STEPHENJL- DOLLY School Activities: Archery ( luh. Distributive Educa- tion Clubs of America. 1 Future Plans: T plan to go to the Air Force. KIM FLINT School Acti'l PepJCIubJ Futu Chih nd h Si hool Studi m luture Plans: technology. i TFRFSA RENEE DRAKE J School Activities: Student ( ouncil 1 PATTY Fol Future Plans: I plan to get married after I graduate. School Acti rational Indn BRAD D. EARNEST VICA Trias School Activities: Marching, Pep, Stage, and Con- High School cert Bands, Drum Major, Sophomore Student Coun- Future Plans] . _ cil Alternate. Student Council Executive Committee, Registered Nurse. Foreign Language (Tub, Fencing Club, Medical Professionalists, Homecoming Decorating MARIA I V' Committee. School Ann I A tit A Club, Pep Club, Track, Who’s Who Among Araeri can High School Students, Librar Assistant. Future Plans: To attend college and major in physi cal therapy. IARD BHRgUflU) GfRR School Activities: U C, Archery Club. Future Plans: To ggi a job at Kick W hite’sibodv shop. SHERRI JEANETTE HART School Activities: Student Council. Flag Carrier, Pep Club. Bowling C lub, Volleyball, Future Home- makers of America, Sophomore Representative. Ju- nior and Senior Alternate. Future Plans: To attend vocational school and be- come a tour guide, later on to get married and have arfart y. r 0 { £ £ t . _ FRFD H l KINS r DONNA COWER School ActivirFs sketb.ill. Track. Vocational In- I School Acttv,ties: Choir (oncer, Choir. Honor. rf twilTlub of America. Future Far.nctT Choir, Newspaper Staff,1 Fencing Club, Vocational jCa Industrial Clubs of America. Vice-President for Future Plan ; Air Fon c or Fairmont Sr Medical Assistant, Viqe President (AM). t Future Plans: I plan to finish school, get marrie m jyj j:j ODV ANN HAY S in1 'ltl- School Activities: Marching Band, ( onceri Band. .... „PlT Band. Librarv Assistant, Future Business Lead «EGORY ers of America, Pep Club, Who’s Who.Among School Activities: Football, Who’s Who Among American High ChoWtuJfn StJdent Council! w,mr. «8 11 ‘S,uc en,s’ Ma,fl F el I)ay Homec«rn giDecorating Committee, Senior Patio ______________________ fSm7ee fTn sTon Stand Worked to State ,ett- librarian. of Amcr- OU' eJt DONNA HALL School Activities: Math Club, Future Farmers oi America, National Honor Society, Who's Wht Among American High School Students, W VMEA All-State Choir. Harrison County All-County Choir Future Plans: I plan to go to college and major in accounting and mavbe continue and become a CPA DANIEL HAMILTON School Club. Future Plans I Big I Activities: Footb dl. Archery Club, liig •J To find a dec ent job. JOHN D. HAMKK K ■ School Ativitics: Future Farmers of America Futu re Plans Fo n and operate m jown business ROB! N L. Jl ARD.MAN School Activities: Marching, ( oncer! and Pep Bands, bow ling Club. I J('( ( osnu tology, Vocation- al Industrial ( lubs of America. l ho’ s Who Among American Hig b School Students. I Future Plans. B he a cosmetologist. FLOYD HARDY 8 iSchool Activities: Future Farmers ofWnerica. Fin tfr Plans: (oljpge or military. I 56 SHEILA HEADLEY JEANETTE EILEEN HERROD School Activities: Marching and Concert Bands, Fu- ture Business Leaders of America, Vocational In- dustrial Clubs of America (UCC), Who’s Who Among American High School Students. Future Plans: Attend college for nursing. JEjNNIFER HERROD School Activities: Pep Club. Yearbook Staff, Dis- tributive Education Clubs of America, Newspaper Staff. Future Plans: Major in business. CHARLES HESS School Activities: Archerv ( lub. Future Plans: To be a truck driver. MELANIE Hit KM AN School Activities: Pep ( lub. THERESA Hit KMAN School Activities: Pep ( lub. Dance. Club, Fencing Club. Track, Volleyball. Future Plans: I plan to go to college and study accounting. BOBBY (THE KID) HILI. Stfiool Activities: Track, Basketball. Distributive Education Clubs.of America. • Future Plans: Baskfrtbafl or work. BRIAN (BUBBA) HILL School Activities: Football, Wrestling, Rowdies. ♦ FuuirsrPlans: To go to college. If not, stay Lome and watch wrestling, a KIMHI KI 1 HORNK k School Activities: Pep Club. Futpre Homemakers of America, Senior Patio Decorating Committee, ()f- fice Assistant StudiA Group. ‘«I Future-Plans: After graduation, 1 plan to get a job and possibly pursue a career in commercial art. BR A11 HLUJ? St bool At 11 Hits: (,olf Future Plans: To In com 2.. ft i. Photography Club, ommercial artist. ANNA MARIE School Activities: Fencing Club, Pep (dub. Foreign Language Club, Future Homemakers of America. Future Plans: I plan to go to Parkersburg Communi- ty College for accounting and business management. DAVID HURST EDDIE JENKINS School Activities: Big 1. ( lub. Football, Basketball, Track. Future Plans: To attend college anti get a degree. RONALD LEE JOHNSON JR. School Acitivities: National Honor Society. Foreign Language ( lub. Math Club. Stage Band. Future Plans: To continue my schooling in the .com- puter science field and get a good job. ANGELA MARIE JONES School Activities: Track (Co-Captain), Liberty Pride” Newspaper Staff, Math Club. National Achievement Award for Mathematics, Math Field Day, Number One Club, Who’s Who Among Ameri- can High School Students, Second Plate Civic (.lub Short Story Contest, Yearbook Staff, Student Coun- cil Future Plans: I am going to be a rich and famous engineer. 'INApSf ARIEJS.OPP Icho'd At 'i-, ties: Track, Com err id (oils Basketball Manager, Who’s W'hd tg American High School Students. Pep CluhA uling ( lubj Chairman of Senior Patio Decorat- finin tu e, Know Your Stan (him mou nt Day i-presentative Homeroom Representative, Sopho- lore. Junior ant pffnor Executive Committees, Stu- ?nt Government, Ski Club, Prom Decorating Com- littee. Homecoming Decoratimgjommittee. ins: To attendF rmont Spate College and tajor iniDsycholuwv or law. IELLSSA LATTEA chool Activities: Future Business Leaders ot Aim r ca at LHS and UCC. Future Plans: To become a good word processor or aaybe .he military. 57 LAWRENCE M()0 A LAWSON Fiins: To live ir to the|limit RLKT LEAGUE ure tfhwis: Electrician. ■uTiTr mN lAson Aitiiitlcs: Basketball, ■'rack. I JULIUS LOCKETT School Activities: Basketball, All-Tournament Team, Third Team All-State, All County, Big Ten, Track, Doddridge Invitational High Point, Big Ten -� ()() Meter, State in the 400 M. and 4 x 200, Rowdies. Future Plans: Go to college and I plan to play in the NBA for the ’76ers. National rfonR Socit ' PefjvXh, Bowleg Club, ’s Wlw Amoryj American High School Students, Sophomore Executive Com- iioiitnidi niMiur 7(Hiny, , Number fine Club, W ho’ miuee, Junior Executive Cotniniitee. Senior Execu- tive Committee, Hugh O'Brian Youth l eadership Seminar Representative, Know Your State Govern- ment Day Representative, Student Council, Prom Decorating Committee, Homecoming Decorating Committee, Academic All-American Sct nee Merit Award, Concert Band. Future Plans: To attend college and major in medi- cine or communications. TERRI LOPEZ School Activities: Concert, Marching, Pep, and Stage Bands, Pep Club, Medical Professionalists, Foreign Language Club, All-State Band, All-Countv Band. Future plans: 1 want to attend Ohio Northern Uni- versity and study law. MIKE LEESON MICHELE A. LFMASTERS School Activities: Basketball. Art Chi Club, Office Assistant, Who's Who Among Ameri can High School Students, Arts and Crafts Festival. Future Plans: To get a better job, or go to college. RONDA MICHELE LOR IA School Activities: Varsity Cheerleader, Marching and Concert Band. Pep Club. Medical Professiona- lists. Who’s Who Among American High School Students, Academic All-American. Prom Decorat- ing Committee. Future Plans: To attend Fairmont State College and pursue a career in nursing PAULA LOUDEN GENE LEONARD School Activities: Future Farmers of America. Future Plans: '82 Airborne. TYR(� LIGGANS DEBRA LYNN LIPSCOMB School Activities: National Honor Society. March ing. Concert, Pep Bands. Band President. Sopho- more, Junior, Senior ( lass Treasur -oreigM guage Club President, ( o-l.ditor of 'Lior-rry , Times”, Pep Club Number, One Club, . Fein ingJp Club, Who’s Who, Among American High School Students, October. Girl ot 1I1J Month. Prom Deco-j rating Committee,} Student Council. School Activit| H|teMgyub, foreign %nguage lub. Bowling Club, Ski Club. Ne tspaj Future Plans: To attend West Vfrgtmjr University anti major in | armacy. 1 School Activities: Vocational Inlusfrial Clubs of America ( UC( ). Future Plans: Military or college! 1 JUNE MARIE MATTHEY School Acti it Marching, Concert, Pep Bands, Pep Club, Future Business feader nf America, Li- brary Assistant tsp«pcr Sta� PWyTTno i isfrial Clul guage Club President, Co-Lditor of ' Liberrv |E,urc , lans: ! o attend college and get a business 7 decree. JERRI ANN MAXWELL MARK ALAN LOAK 4 School Ac|n ies:| Choir, New spaper Staff, Cro4 Country. 1st ot 'You Can't Take It With You”. Dioir- I' ns: To pursue a career in music or pro ducisK (who knows?). i Bobbin ela ne maxwell School Activities: Second Vice President of Fxplor er Po 111, Pep Club Iatiowl Honor SocietvMdal Corps Chcssjl lub. Libra Assistant, Senior Patjo Decorating Co nmittee. uture Plans: I plan to go to (4)110 St te llpiCersity for veterffTarian medicine. it 1 v N sa BOB MURPHY ,u‘u re Plans: Get SUZANNE ELIZABETH MAZiTC School Activities: Marching oncert, Pep and All- County Band, Choir, WWTWho Among American High School StudentSj Fu-st Place Poetfy Ci it ( |ub MURPHY Creative Writing Contest. f uture Plans: T attcnd West Virginia University as a music education major and to he a member of the WVU marching hand as well. _ school Activities: Student Council, Weight lifting. £ . Future Homemakers of America. Future Plans: Military college. RUSSELL J. MAZZ1EJK. School Activities .oothall. Baseball, .sjudent Coun cil, Student Council Executive Committee, Senior ( lass (’resident, Homecoming Decorating Commit- tet Junior l roni Decorating Committee. Big I. Club, Bowling Club, Ski Club. Rowdies. Future Plans: College. lisa McCartney . School Activities: Pep Club. Chess Club, future Plans: Maybe go to Fairmont State, then move away and get a good job. IIANDA RAE McCRACKEN .Si liool Activities: Homecoming Court Sophomore, Junior and Senior; Pep Club, Senior Patio and Front Hall Decorating Committee, Homeco ming Queen. IHuture Plans: I nlany.. gp ................ ec hnology. MELISSA DAWN School Activities: Pep Club. Bowling ican High School eign Language Cluh Future Plans: I pla 1 to go to college computer repair. MARSHA MURPHY DONALD NARDELI! School Activities: Junior Class Vice President, Sti - dent Council. Baseball, Bowling Club, Archery Club, Newspaper Staff. V A Future Plans: I plan to ve a lon 'happy life with much money. TAMMY DFNISf MFLSON School Activities: Tennis, Pep Club. Foreign Lan- guage Club. Distributive Education£lubs of Ameri- ca, Photography Club, Prom Committee. Track Manager, Who's Who Among American High School Students. future Plans: To go to Marshall University and study dental hygiene. TERRY RONN NELSON School Activities: Track. Future Plans: To graduate, join the Air Force or go to college and become an interior decorator and get rich. ROLLAND MOOR CINDA KAY NICHOLS School Activities: Track, Pep Club. Bowling Club, _ . Marching and Concert Band, Vocational Industrial Ll t {ht Ot a OfTi Clubs of America (UCC), Pep Band. f uture Plans: I plan to be a medical office assistant for w hich I was trained at tfa United Career Center. School Activities: VTTTJrnTTnaTTTvcfustru - Tu s f America. Future Plans: Go to college for four years and be- come an engineer. I. q r • T AiYjO MOORE irhool ; uiflji £jJ K a«� keffVaJL dumber One r Cb b, Jhusimg ubr-Statistician for Boys Varsi Basketball, Stidint CoLncil. Yearbook Staff, Horn Aomilg Decoi «g ChmmitP?® )ffice Asciant. Future Plans: ! f lan trr a((e Vff'rrnnn( State Co lege and maj r in elementa Jlluca|i ' I “ MICHAEL MULLENAUX BRYAN NICHOLSCp I Future Plans: Air Force. I Senior Will: Keeping everything. L FRANK NIXON ■ — School Activities: Track, Studio ( roup, Bowlin, (dub. Big L CluH, Prom Deglrating Cpmmittel Yearbook Staff, Ejcort Homectming Court, Sk club. i .Wy Future Plans: (jo to iwilege at .I major in business ,dx Nossr ’ chool agritvities? Flute, Trombone. Marching Band (trombone), (oncer and (has soon). Fencing Club, Archery (dub. Foreign Lan- ie Club, Future Business Leaders of America, s Who Among American High Schopl Stu deni? Pep Band. Nu bgr One Club. Stage Band. Future Plans: To attend Fairmont State college for two years, then transfer to West Virginia University. JONATHAN F. OGDEN School Activities: Football, Wrestling, Big 1- lub. National Honor Society, Number One ( lub, U ho’s Who Among American High School Students, Med ical Profcssionalists. m I Future Plans: Attend college ami pursue a career ih A LISA OSBORNE | I School Activities Library Assistant, Upward Bound. m § I Future Plans: Go on to be an airline stewardess. | KRISTI PARKER School Activities: Pep Club, Bowling (dub. Flag,; Carrier, Ski Club, Distributive Education Clubs of America. Future Plans: Attend college and study law. WENDELL K. PARRISH School Activities: Art. Future Plans: To become rich. CYNTHIA ANN FAUGH School Activities; Marching, Concert Band, Track, Pep (dub. Fencing (dub, Track Scorekcepcr for Boys and Girls, ( oncession Stand Second Lunch. Future Plans: To go to a four year college to major in nursing (registered nurse). BECKY PAYNTER School Activities: Concert, Marching, Stage, and All-County Band, Band Treasurer, National Honor Society, Who’s Who Among American High School Students, Number One Club, Student Council. Future Plans: I plan to g« to college and maybe major in some kind of engineering. DAWN MICHELE PHILLIPS School Activities: l ep Club, Bowling Club, Spring Play You Can’t Take It With You”, Student Coun- cil, Prom Decorating Committee, Homecoming I Decorating Committee, Newspaper Staff, Office AsJ sistant. Future Plans: To attend Fair major in teaching. V Colie nd SHERRI POI s, hool At Pep ( lub. I . i (dub, New paper Staff. Futurt l nv (mi WVU d major in jnuh I’rom Club, Pep Club National Hon: Oimittcc, Who American High Sc:h4£ l‘Students, Year ■Ians: I plal to tend W VU and major clcmeutlry education. r� ROHER'l in I'nLICANO School |.Acti lues: Fencing (o the na Ntfwspa] er Staff | Future Plans: (m club. Bowling and then become policepftn er. I njZAHETH MARIE PRA I ( hool Activities: Marching Hand, ( oncert utJ, ■'ice President of t 'oncert Band, Junior Homeroom presell t a t i c-, Student Council, Student ( tiuncil cutivi ( ommittee, Junior Executor ( nmmittee, nior 1 set utor Committee, Newspa|i f Staff, ncing ( lub. Pen Club, Medical Proles-lonalists. Prom Decorating Committee, W'ho’s W utAmong American High School Stuelents. Future Plans: To attend West Virginia (University and major in child psychology. ROGER QUINN School Activities: Archerv Club. Future Plans: Get a job w ith great money — w hatev- er it takes. THOMAS L. REASER JR. School Activities: Vice President Archery (pub. Who’s Who Among American High .School Stu dents. Future Plans: To go to Salem College and major in acc ountiffte ' £ x, , ALLEN REED Future Plans: Tolget a job. Wk IIS REWALT r, Fo reign Language ( Who ’s Who Among A Scat its. Fui ure Pla as: To attend Mi son led ay g et married. Rh LELL M. RHOADES i ( i sify a 1 Activities: Distributive E rica. I of .... „ m ni Flans: To join the Unitt ore KIMBERLY RHOADS School Activities: Studio Group. Club, Future Homemakers of A Future Flans: Get married and JENNIFI K LYNN RICHARDS School Nativities: Basketball, Club. Yearbook Staff. Ski Clu . Mudi m ( Concert Band, Who’s Who Ami m Ann ru.i School Students, Prom Decora Future Flans: I plan to pursue ing. BENJAMIN W. RILEY School Activities: Track. Future Plans: College. SUSIE ROACH School Activities: Future Busine TINA ri nionJ! school Activities: Fi tur lliwn s Leaders Vmerica. 1 I uture Plans: To find a job and go to a live Motley C'rue Concert. DAPHNE RUSSELL LSchool Activities: Pep Club, Future Homemakers of 'America. Future Plans: I want to go to college for two years. eaders o Amer- ica, Newspaper Staff, Fencing Club Medical Profes- sioaalists, Senior Patio Decorating on Pliotography Club. Future Plans: I plan to attend college an medicine. STEVE ROMAGNOLI School Activities: Basketball, Senior ( lass Vice President, Prom Decorating Committee, Rowdies, Teacher’s Assistant, Who’s Who Among American School Students, Future Homemakers of America, Ski ( lub. I •Hftifurc Plans: I plan to attend West Virginia Univer- sity and major in business or broadcasting. TAMARA (TAMI) JEAN RONZOJ Schott Activities' Student Council, Yearbook Staff, Prom Decorating Committee. Homecoming Deco- rating Committee,ISki Club, Pep Club, Explorers, ■ROBERT RUSSELL I L ■School Activities: Future Farmers td America off- icer. B Future Plans: I may attend West Virginii'IJnn land major in a math field. I AJ LISA MARIE SABATELLI ■ School Activities: Marching, Concert, Pep IBafids, 1 Student Council, Student Council Execuu ( mittee. Student Council Treasurer, Sohpomore ' Senior Executive (.ommirtees. Foreign Lan -i ( lub. Treasurer and Vice President, Pep Cion. Bowling ( lub, Number One Club, National Honor Society. Prom and Homecoming Decorating Com- mittees, Sophomore and Senior Homeroom Repre- sentative Yearbook Staff, November Girl of the Month, Rhododendron Girls State, Math Field Day, NX ho s ho Among American High School Stu- dents. All ( ounty Band Future Plans: To attend a four-year college and p«. rsue a career in business and foreign language. REBECCA L( UISE SAMPLES School Actfv ities:a Girls Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Opus Ilf, Optimist Club, Cheerleader, Mascot (Leon High School, Florida), Homecoming Prin- i ess. Future Plans- To go to college and to have a success- ui life. sTARLA K. SCHEUVRONT School Activities: Distributive Education Clubs of 61 A melica. - Future Plans: Move to Florida wit'll friends and get a job. 9 BILL SCHULTE Future Plans: Auto Mechanic. KYRA SCHVt EIKER CHAN ERIC SCOTT School Activities: Distributive Education Clubs of America, Dance Club. Future Plans: To be the lead singer of a world famous pop rock band. MARK B. SMITH School Activities: Who's Who Among Am High School Students, Senior Executive Com Ski Club. Future Plans: To further my education in busin college. REBECCA SMITH School Activities- Industrial Clubs of America. Future Plans: To either attend college for two years in a medical class or start working in a hospital. | SANDRA SMITH _ ___ % WW F'hool Activities: Manager Girls and Boys Track E. FRAMES SCOrC M Teams, Pep Club, Nursing Assistant U( C. Voca- School Activities: Big L Cluhl Football Futurj tional Industrial Clubs of America, Vice President Homemakers of America. V, CA, ‘--Hjfl 1 ‘ C—cession Stand luture Plans: I plan to go into the military service Second Lunch, Homecoming Decorating Commit- then to college. MIKE F. SCOTT School Activities: Future Farmers of America. Future Plans: To have a good job in the future. DARLA KAY SEXTON School Activities: Rhodode ndron Girls State, Future Homemakers of America. Wluj’s Who Among American High School Students Chorus I. Future plans: I plan to find a dc c e it paying job, later m life get married and raise a t mily. MELISSA L. SHIFFRA School Activities: Student Council, Who’s Who Among America High School Students, Future Busi- ness Leaders of America Secreta lr. Future Plans: I plan to succeed in he field of radio! ogy, and eventually get married. T.J. SHINGLETON School Activities: Varsity Football, Basketball, Baseball, Student Council. Who’s Who Among American High School Students, Prom Decorating Committee. Big L Club, Bowling Club, Ski Club, Yearbook Staff, Library Assistant. Future Plans: Attend college and study pharmacy. CINDY SHORT |R ROD SIMMONS DAVID SINCLAIR tee. Future Plans: I plan on pursuing my nursiAg career at Fairmont State College. Bonnie sue snider School Activities: Sophomore Class Vice Plesidt m. Sophomore Executive Committee, Choir, All State- Choir, Vice President Fencing Club. Marching Band Flag Carrier, Student Council, Vice President Choir, Newspaper Staff, Editor Newspaper Staff. Yearbook Staff, Co-Editor Yearbook. Prom Dei rating Committee, All-County Choir, Ail-Anurn an Academic Scholar Award, Who’s Who in Mush, Number One Club. Future Plans: I plan to go to college, be a success, and make my dreams come true. DAVID SOUTHERN Future Plans: Go to college. CHARLES SPERRY School Activities: Archery Club, Prom Decorating Committee, Explorers Post 111, Ski Club, Home- coming Decorating'Committee, Student Council, Student Council Executive. Committee. Future Plans: To attend WestiVirginia University. DOUGLAS B. SPROUSE School Activities: Football, Basketball; Baseball, Archery Club, Bowling Club, Big I. Club, Ski Club” Future Homemakers of America, jVho’s Who Among American High School Students. Future Plans: Study mechanical engineering at West Virioma University. DAWN STANTON School Activities: Future Homemakers of America, ep C.lub, Who's Who Among American High School Students, Foreign Language Club. Future Plans: To attend Marshall University for two years and then settle down and get married. have children. I want teacher. to become a math or science MATHIW I STIWART School Ac uwncs: Football, Baseball. Future Plans: Attend a business college. ALICIA STOUT MARCI STOUT School Activities: Pep Club. Vocational Industrial Clubs of America, Distributive Education Clubs of America, Nursing Assistant program. Tans: I plan to go on to school. nOROTTIT SHANE L. STUTLER Future Plans: Be an electrician. CHARLES W. SWIGER II School Activities: Archer tion Clubs of America. tbmClubs ;b. Distributive Educa- LISA M. TAI.KINGTON School Activities: Concert Band, Marching Band. Jazz Band, Pep Band. All-County Band, National Math Club, National Honor Society, Rhododendron Girls State, All-American Academic, Who’s Who Among American High School Students, Yearbook Staff Harrison| £unty Youth Orchestra, 4-H, Math ( luh Treasurer, 249th Army iiami. future Plans: Go to West Virginia University and major in music theory and composition. CHERYL ANNE STEELE School Activities: Choir, Gifted, Fencing Club, All- County Choir, All-State Choir, Math Field Day, Who’s Who , Among American High School Stu- dents. Future Plans: To get marriedjjt t ollepe ind JOHN MICHAEL TETER V tiool Activities: President Sophomore and Junior I ei utive Committee of Student Council, Vice Pres- ident and VresidcnT of Student Cornu il. Who’s Who Amolg American High School Students, Explorers, Big I. Club, Art Club, Foreign Language Club. Prom litteje. Football, ComJ Future Plans: I plan to attend Marshall University and major in commercial art. Education Clu BRIAN I Ml WART school Activities: Distributive Education Clubs of A 9jeru a. Future Plans: I plan to be one of the best general contractors in West Virginia. DAVID THOMPSON School Activities: Distributi America. FuturP Plans: Get a job in computers or carpe 1 MA I THEW TODD School Activities: Bowling Club, Distributive Edu- cation Clubs of America, Track, Tennis, Future Honiijnfitters of America. Fut ■re Plans: Law enforcement. TLN| TODD Future Plans: Army. JEFF TOQUINTO Srhdol Activities: Senior Class Secretary, Senior Homeroom Representative, Who’s Who Among American High School Students, Bowling Club, Basketball, Ski 'Club, Library Assistant, Future makers of America, Prom Decorating Com- e. Rowdies. Futui e Plans: To go to school out of the area or out TP M.ifc and major in tory or sports and business. LISA TRAGEMANlBH School Activities: Flat Carrier, Who’s Who Among American High School StudentsJjPepClub, Bowling Club. Dance Club, SkjCllub, Prom Decorating Com- mittee, Yearbook Staff. OffieeHssistant. Future Plags: Go to Hstralia B r a year as an ex- change sttyent. then ijgp to coRge. I TRAC V OU(,l MA' School Activities: National Honor Societ) dent. Rhododendron Girls State. Prom Dec Committee, Homecoming Decorating Committee, Student Council. Dance ( luh, Number One Club Who’s Who Am ong American High School Students. Future Plans: Go ro (uoigetown University, be- come .successful and tilths rich, marry an equally successful and filths ru h man and be doubly rich. PATSY SAMUE1 IKECOST II School Activities: basketball, Big I. Club, Bowling Club. 64 Language C Future Plan SABRINA WASH AMELIA MARII VESPOINT School Activities: ( aptain Varsity Cheerleading Squad, Concert Band. Banner Carrier for Marchiffg Band, Track. Pup Club, ski luh. Foreign Language Club. All-CounfyBand, 1983 NCA All-American Cheerjeader, 1984-1983 All-American Chefrleaer Nominee, Who's Who Among AmerftgiJ High JAMES WERNER School Act vities: Golf Te Future Plans: Undecide I DWAIN I School Activities: V America. Future PI a os: Go to th then raise a family sANDRA WILLIAMS ' tiiuci it itu i 1 I L, 11 School Students. Academic All-American, ktident C C ouncil, Student Council Executive Comm. Future Plans: I plan to attend Fairmont Sr lege a nd major in nursing. wTlTIR SCOTT WILLIAMS School Activities: Concert, Mart long. Pep Bands, I ut ire Plans: Get a helicopter pilot's license and mat be go to college for two.yc.uvH MARY ANN VINCENT School ActtvitieicStudcni Council, Marching Band, Concert Band, Marh Club, Vocational Industrial Clubs of America, Who’s Who Among American High School Students. Future Plans: Attend college and study nursing. o Group. Bowl' SHANNON BETH WILSON School Activities: Chess Club, Studio ingClub, Ski Club. Future Plans; Plan to attend West Virginia Ibmc i si ty and major in dental hygiene. SAMUEL D. WAGNER Future Plans: To go to college and get smart. FRED WALDREN School Activities: Vocational Indt serial Clubs of America, Bowling Club. Future Plans: I will be going to do ing school and then probably to welding school. DEDRA C. WILT ( lul Wrafional Industrial Clubs of America. Future Business Lead- ers of America. Future Plans: Go to cosmetology school, get mar- ried, and I v ,i good mother to my son. PATH l IA W l)s School Ac minis: Future Business Leaders of Amer- ica, Parliamentarian. Future Plans: To become a computctlprogrammer. HOWARD A WALLS III School Activities: Archery ( lub. Future Farmers of SEAN P WINFREY JR II America, Who's Who Among merican High Future Plans: Commercial art School Students, Mountaineer Boys State. Future Plans: Attend college for computer mainte- STA( SC.OIT WYAIT nance. School Activities: ( hasing girls. §J to masonQ SCOTT ASHLEY WARNER job, or I may go to technical school School Activities: Mountaineer Boys State, Concert and Marching Band, Secretary Band, Who’s Who Among American High School Students, Foreign Richard D. Johnson Degrees: BA West Virginia University, MA Education Administration, West Vir- ginia University School Activities: Assistant Principal Wilson Currey Degrees: AB Fairmont State College, MA West Virginia University School Activities: Principal Gary W. Fain Degrees: AB Education, MA Education Administration School Activities: Assistant Principal 66 Isaac Maxwell Degrees: BS West Virgin- ia University, MS Indiana University, MA West Vir- ginia University School Activities: Guid- ance Counselor Nancy Atkinson Degrees: BS Secondary Education, MA Counsel- ing and Guidance School Activities: Guid- ance Counselor Maria Alex Degrees: BS + 15 Vocation- al Home Economics, West Virginia University Classes: Adult Roles, Steps, Clothing Foods Activities: FHA Advisor, Ju- nior Advisor, Prom Advisor Andrea June Alfred Degrees: BS Elementary Education and Special Education Classes: EMI English 10-12, EMI Math 10-12, EMI Read- ing 10-12, EMI Social Skills 10-12 Sarah A. Amsler Degrees: BS West Virginia University, Physical Educa- tion, Health, Recreation and Biological Sciences Classes: Physical Education and Health Activities: Youth for Jesus, Fencing Club, Morning Devotions Sam Annie Jr. Degrees: BS West Virginia University, MS West Virgin- ia University Classes: Biology and Living Science Activities: Hall Monitor and Sophomore Class Advisor Anthony J. Barberio Degrees: AB Industrial Edu- cation Fairmont State Col- lege, MS Safety Manage- ment, West Virginia University Classes: Special Education Activities: Golf Coach 67 James Carr Degrees: BS Agriculture, West Virginia Univeristy Classes: Vocational Agricul- ture, Agricultural Me- chanics Activities: FFA Advisor, School Chauffeur, Cheif Chair Repairman Dwain O. Blagg Degrees: BS Salem College, MA Salem College Classes: Calculus, Trig AI- gebra III, Algebra II Activities: Math Club Advisor Rebecca T. D'Annunzio Degrees: BS Secondary Education West Virginia University, MS Li- brary Science University of Pitts- burgh, MS+ 15 Education Admin- istration West Virginia University Classes: Speech Communication and Librarian Activities: Student Council Advi- sor, Senior Class Advisor Louis Fittro Degrees: BA + 15 Classes: World Culture Activities: Junior Class Advi- sor, Scorekeeper Sylvia W. Giese Degrees: BA French Fair- mont State College, MA French and Spanish West Virginia University Classes: Spanish, Italian Activities: Foreign Lan- guage Club, Photography Club William Caloccia Degrees: AB Education Fair- mont State Colelge, MA Safety Management West Virginia University Classes: Industrial Arts, Drafting James Cleavenger Degrees: BS Salem Col- lege, MA West Virginia University Classes: Driver Education Activities: Head Basket- ball Coach, Assistant Football Coach Karen D. Davis Degrees: BA Salem College Classe: Keyboarding I, Ac- counting I and II, Shorthand I, Integrated Computing, Of- fice Technology Activities: Partners in Edu- cation, Chairman of Busi- ness and Office Department Bette Gibson Degrees: BS + 15 Classes: Geometry, Math II, Algebra I Joseph P. Gonzalez Degrees: BS West Virginia University, MA West Virgin- ia University Classes: Computer Science, Geometry Activities: Head Boys’ Track Coach, Athletic Trainer, Advisor Explorer Post 111 68 Ruth Ann Gordon Sandra L. Griffiths k. Classes: Behavior Disorders Degrees: AB Marshall Uni- Aide versify, MA University of Michigan Classes: English 11 and 12, Activities: Yearbook, Senior Class Chairman Nancy Kay Hartman Degrees: BS Salem College, MA West Virginia Uni- versity Classes: English 10 Level I and II Thomas Lee Harvey Degrees: AB Education Glenville State College Classes: Driver Education Activities; Assistant Football Coach, Archery Club, Soph- omore Class Advisor Donna Jean Hayes Degrees: BA Salem College, MA + 30 West Virginia University Classes: Library Science Paul Heckert Degrees: AB Glenville State College, MA Marshall University Classes: Biology, Botany Zoology Victoria Honaker Degrees: BS + 15 West Virginia University .Sec- ondary Education Classes: Keyboarding 1 and II, Business Math, Journalism, Newspaper Activities: Junior Class Advisor, Newspaper Advisor Catherine M. Hickman Degrees: BS Business Ad- ministration Ed., MA Spe- cial Education Classes: Typing I, Business Principles Management Activitives: FBLA Thomas R. Hilton Degrees: AB Education Fair- mont State College Classes: Physical Education and Health Activities: Big L Club, Coach Football, Coach Wrestling John M. Hudkins Degrees: AB Education Fair- mont State College, MA Sec- ondary Education Adminis- tration West Virginia University Classes: Criminal Civil Law, Psychology, Sociology, World Geography Activities: National Honor Society Advisor 59 Marietta Hyman Degrees: AB Salem Art and English, MA Education Sa- lem, MA Marketing and Dis- tribution Marshall University Classes: Marketing I and II, Entrepreneurship, Finance and Credit Activities: Distributive Edu- cation Clubs of America Tracy Keister Degrees: BS Fairmont State Social Studies, Gifted Educa- tion; Working on Masters at West Virginia University Classes: Economics, Con- temporary America and Gifted Activities: Ski Club Katherine Marino Degrees: BS Comprehen- sive Mathematics West Virginia Wesleyan Col- lege, MA Mathematics Education West Virginia University Classes: Algebra I and Algebra II Petrina Martin Degrees: BS English and So- cial Studies Classes: World Culture Julius C. Martin Degrees: BS Science Educa- tion East Carolina Universi- ty, BS Technical Electronics Arizona State University Classes: Computer Literacy Willie E. McClain Degrees: BS Salem College, Masters of Education Salem College Classes: Chemistry I, Chem- istry II, Physics Activities: Science Club, Lunch Room Supervision James A. Mearns Degrees: BA Classes: Contemporary America Economics Activities: Senior Privi- lege Card Commmittee 70 Josephine H. Nerhood Degrees: BS West Virginia University, MA West Virgin- ia University Classes: Special Education Activities: Assistant Ski Club Advisor Susie Murphy Degrees: BS West Virginia University, MA West Virgin- ia University Classes: Contemporary America and Economics Activities: Senior Banquet Mary Jo Richards Degrees: AB Fairmont State College, MA West Virginia University, Graduate work East Carolina University Classes: Choir, Real Life Reading, Reading Enhance- ment, Advanced Reading Activities: Choir, All State Chorus, Ski Club Fern L. Nutter Degrees: BA + 15 Salem College Classes: English 12 Activities: Senior Class Ad- visor, Follow-up Teacher for Upward Bound Joseph Francis Olivito Degrees: BS Salem College Physical Education and Health, Special Education Classes: Special Education Sharon Kay Snider Degrees: AB Salem College, MA East Carolina University Classes: Studio Art, Draw- ing, Sculpture, Arts and Crafts Activities: Parades, exhibits, field trips 71 Cheryl Stewart Degrees: BA Fairmont State College, MA West Virginia University Classes: Learning Disabil- ities Activities: Pep Club, Senior Advisor Cynthia Trotta Degrees: AB Education Classes: English 10 Level I and II, English 11 Level II Activities: Prom Chairman Carroll D. Van Horn Degrees: BS Salem College, MA Southern Methodist University Classes: Biology, Human Anatomy and Physiology Activities: Advisor Medical Professionalist Club Lucy Wise-Gladwell Degrees: BA French Fair- mont State College, West Virginia University Classes: French I, II, III, IV Activities: Co-Sponsor of Foreign Language Club Donna Jo Young Degrees: BA Salem College, MA West Virginia Univer- sity Classes: Learning Disabil- ities Activities: Pep Club Spon- sor, Prom Not Pictured Michael Perri Degrees: BM Salem College Classes: Band, Jazz Band Ed Propst Degrees: BA Fairmont State College, MA + 15 West Vir- ginia University Classes: Band, Stage Band 72 Junior Executive Committee First Row, Left to Right: Adda Robinson, Missy Swiger, Marci Bobet, Danny Swiger, Jennifer Linch, Rose Audia. Second Row: Jennifer Veltri, Kim Hyatt, Tracy Knotts, Doug Comer, Tracy Clark, Mike Greaver, Laura Phillips. Third Row: Annette Nichols, John Adams, Marty Davis, Barbie Marano. Junior Class Officers First Row, Left to Right: Missy Swiger, Secretary, Jennifer Linch, Treasurer. Second Row: Marci Bobet, President, Danny Swiger, Vice President. 73 Brian Abraham John Adams Darren Ash Mark Ash Gary Ashcraft 74 Juniors Becky Canaday Tina Caroli Amy Carpenter Karren Carr Ronnie Casto Danny Collins Kim Collins Doug Comer Tim Cork John Cottrill Scott Counts Susan Cox Thurman Cox Sherry Craven ...Waiting For Tomorrow. 75 Today We Wonder Brenda Davis Herb Davis Kenneth Davis Marty Davis Jerri Criner Kim Cunningham Greg Cutright Kandy Dalton Bobby Davis James Eubank Carla Evans Lorena Evans Becky Farley Dianna Faughn Tomorrow We’ll Know Gary Fazalare Robin Feathers Donald Ferguson Rosemary Ferrari Scott Floyd Trevor Fluharty Vickie Frum Brian Fultz Angela Gallo Dennis Gorby Keith Gould Randy Gray Mike Greaver Shelly Greaver Joseph Scott Green Kelly Grimes Darrell Hale Chris Hall 77 Frank Hall Brian Hamrick Melissa Harrison Joe Hayes Raymond Hayes The Dreams Of Today Become... Kevin Helm Bobby Helsley Charley Herrod Stephanie Hickman Susie Hilliard Rhonda Holt Kim Holtz Christine Hughes Kim Hyatt 1 f I Bryan Jenkins Michael Johnson James Johnston Susan Jones Marci Kennedy Richard King Barhi Kinney Heather Kinney Shane Kirtner Shawn Kirtner Traci Knotts Deena Krafft Beverly Kupfner Jim Lafferty Nicole Lanham Paul Lawrence Melissa Lemasters E. G. Lewis Jennifer Linch Linda Lipscomb Lisa Lipscomb John Lipcak Anthony Losh Jr. Tracey Lowe Carol Loy Brenda Lutz Tina Lutz Barbie Marano Christina Martin Susan Maston Walt Maxson ...The Realities Of Tomorrow Patricia Mayle Mike McAllister James McGary Tom McIntyre Tim McKeen Remembering Past Times Bill Meek Felicia Moore Ryan Moran Mickey Mossor Radonna Myers Rhonda Myers Annette Nichols Crystal Nicholson Larry Norman Melody Norman Darrin Oldaker Trevor Olmos Daniel Parks Rachel Parrish David Patterson Terry Paugh Charlie Pernell Laura Phillips Charles Posey Robert Posey Kurt Priester 80 Facing Our Future Bob Prunty Shari Rebrook Jennifer Rhoads Mark Kiddle Howard Riffle David Robey Adda Robinson Clark Robinson Robert Robinson Danny Rogers Michelle Rogers Jacklyn Rominger Pat Russell Sherri Russell Joe Sands Mariana Secreto Brenda See Tina See Robin Shaffer Jeff Siders Denver Singleton 81 Darlene Six John Smirh Sean Snider J. R. Sparks Richard Sparks Danny Swiger Loretta Swiger Missy Swiger Wade Swiger Marilyn Talkington Eddie Taylor Chris Terry Shawn Thompson Tim Thompson David Thorp Almost Heaven... 82 Tina Todd Dennis Underwood Butch Utter John Utter Tina Varner Jennifer Veltri Rodney Vilain Melissa Walker Todd Warner Nicki Washington Paul Watson Tim Watts Jeff Webb Tracy Webber John Werner Bobby West Vicki Westfall Ronald Whaley Matthew Williams Teresa Williams Tiffany Wilson ...Class Of ’87 83 Paul Wiseman Paul Wolford Yale Woody Not Pictured Willard Beverlin Melinda George Brenda Harris Pat Holbert Paula Regester Rebecca Rewait William Schulte Balerie Sigley Michelle Westfall Sean Winfrey 84 Tomorrow Is Ours! Sophomore Executive Committee First Row, Left to Right: Jenny Carstensen, Secretary, Karen Jones, Treasurer. Second Row: Michelle Greaver, Vice President, Jason Posey, President. First Row Left to right, Jenny Carstensen, Michelle Greaver, Jason Posey, Karen Jones. Second Row: Amy Ramsey, Kelly Grant, Lesli Lynch, Ronda Michaels. Third Row: Stephanie Ashley, Greg Scalise, Jason Thorp, Stacy Drake, Melanie Whitehead. Sophomore Class Officers Kimberly Adams Pam Akers Pacsy Allen DeeAnn Allawat Linda Allison Brooke Amodio Danny Anderson Curtis Ashcraft Stephanie Ashley Sandy Audia Angela Bailey Carol Bailey Sophomores... Mike Baughman Kim Bee Anthony Bee el Mike Bee el Ellen Bell Scottie Beverly Shane Bishop Cathy Blake Patty Blanchard 86 Chuck Bland Paul Bonnctt Richard Boyce Marsha Broadstone Kicky Brooks 4 Deborah Caloccia Laura Canfield David Capicola David Bunch Amy Bunnell Roger Bunnell Bill Burnside ...Awaiting Tomorrow’s Memories. Marty Casto Lisa Childers Steve Clevenger Rick Clutter Yvonne Coberly John Cochran Tami Cole Leslie Coleman Deanna Collins Evelyn Collins Holly Carder Jenny Carstensen Christy Casey ' 87 Phil Cox Cathy Crislip Lisa Crock Keith Cropp Jennifer Crumm Always Reaching For... 88 Aaron Dodd Jeff Dodd Missy Dolly Garry Donahue Mike Drainer Stacy Drake Brad Drummond Heidi Dunklc Debbie Eakle Mike Eakle Christine Farmer ...Higher Goals. Rhonda Ferrell Sharon Fittro Karlin Flagle Eef Fontanez Clarissa Fornash Sheila Foster Kristi Franklin Willie Freeman Annette French Amy Frum Danny Furner Jack] M. Gain Julie Gain Kelly Gainer Loretta Gerrard John Gianettino 89 Striving Through Today... Marvin Griffiths Darrell Haddix Della Haddix Scott Hamilton Greg Harris Pam Hayes Kellie Haynes Albert Henderson Corina Herrod 90 ...To Make Tomorrow Perfect. 91 Donna Jones Karen Jones Karen R. Jones John Jorgensen Victoria Kearns Stacy Kidd Heather Kimble James Kinney Missy Knight Ronda Knight A Time For Learning,... Tracey Lincoln B. B. Lockett Lesli Lynch Earl Lyons Patricia Marks Lynda Marshall Mark Maxwell Duane McAtee Wally McCloud Melissa McDaniels James McFee Eric McGee Jeannie McIntyre Kathy McKisic Nicole McVaney Charles McWilliams Howard Meehan Kathy Merrifield Lisa Metheny Ronda Michael Kathy Mihaiiak Kenny Miller Shawn Moon Chris Moore Harold Moore John Morgan Brian Murphy Donnie Murphy John Murphy Julia Murphy Robbie Myers A Time For Friendship Each Day Completed... William Newman Tracey Nicholas Dawn Nicholson Tim Nixon Paul Norris Angel Perkcy Lydia Pierce Larry Pishner Mike Poe Jason Posey Missy Palmer Tiffany Palmer Nicki Paugh Patricia Paynter Ginger Pelfrey - Amy Ramsey Kristi Rebrook Kelli Reed Mike Reed Angie Richards Ruth Posey Bradley Powers Penny Prince Jimmy Pumphrey Wilma Pumphrey 94 Lori Riffle Rick Riley Shannon Riley Sieve Riley Jennifer Robey V Sue Robison Harriett Rogers Jim Rogers Carol Rollins Cassie Ryan Jimmy Sands Evelyn Sandy John Saucer Greg Scalise Terry Scheuvront Jason Scon ...One Day Closer. Amy Sendling Larry Shaw Christy Shiffra Janene Shingleton Joe Shipley Stephanie Shipley Ricky Short Brian Shreves Lahoma Jean Siders Robert Siders 95 Be Patient And Wait Kris Simon Tammy Skinner Linda Smith Wayne Snyder Dana Sparks JoAnna Spatafore Chris Spring Ron Steele Dwain Stonehreaker Shanette Stout Katrina Sturm Brad Swiger Rodney Swiger Sonya Swiger Mark Talkington Scott Tenda Angie Thompson Jon Thompson Nick Thompson Jason Thorp Chris Trecost % We’re The Class Of ’88!! Charla Underwood Doug Underwood Cathy VanCourt Brian VanGelder Tonya Waldren Marlene Walters Mark Webb Denise Weekley Kathy Weekley Janet Werner Julie Werner Melanie Whitehead David Williams v V Chris Wilson Chris Wilson Derek Wilson Curtis Wiseman Terri Wright Jeremy Wyatt Brenda Yeager Carrie Yeager Heather Zannino 97 HIPS 2, 3, 4 Jenny during a happy moment. Not Pictured Sam Audia Tim Cottrill Loretta Gerrard John Gianettino Meredith Luzader Thomas McCarty Shawn Moon Todd Newlon Paul Rasmussen Greg Rebrook Connie Rinehart Lahoma Siders Wilda Squires Melvin Williams Kelly Wolfe Bryan Wright Gerald Wright Dee joins the fun. 98 YEA. He loves me! Front Row, Left to Right: Jennifer Veltri, Michele Loria, Amelia Vespoint, Michelle Davis, Shari Rebrook. Back Row, Left to Right: Barbie Marano, Lesli Lynch, Jeanna Davis, Pam Gillespie, Rose Audia, Marci Bobet, Sherri Russell. As with other sports’ seasons, the cheerleaders’ job does not end when the football games do. They must continue to work all through the year to help provide the spirit that makes our school the best. Three qualities that a squad must have in order to be a success are hard work, dedication, and cooperation. You can tell by looking at our squad that they possess these qualities. This past summer they attended a NCA Cheerleading Camp in Williamsburg, Virginia, where they received four blue ribbons and a spirit stick. They also won the Award of Excellence. Amelia Vespoint Captain Where’s Jeanna?? 100 Senior Cheerleaders A well-deserved break. 101 Mountaineer Football Left to Right: First Row: Adam Bailey, Curtis Wiseman, Dave Holipski, Mike Poe, Butch Utter, Dennis Underwood, David Robey, Ray Davis, John Morgan, Doug Underwood, John Utter. Second Row: Coach Tom Hilton, Rusty Mazzie.Jon Ogden, Hooter Bland, Gary Ashcraft, Darren Ash, Mike Greaver.John Teter, Jason Posey, Eddie Jenkins, Doug Sprouse, Assistant Coach Tom Harvey. Third Row: Assistant Coach Jim Cleavenger, Brian Hill, Dan Anderson, Mark Talkington, Bill Meek, James Ferrell, Martin Benedum, T. J. Shingleton, Jim Gregory, Scott Hamilton, Keith Gould, Steve Wright. Coaches Left to Right: Assistant Coach Tom Harvey, Head Coach Tom Hilton, Assis- tant Coach Jim Cleavenger. 104 Senior Players Left to Righv First Row: Jon Ogden. Rusty Mazzie, Hooter Bland, Eddie Jenkins. Doug Sprouse. Second Row: Brian Hill, James Ferrell, T. J. Shingleton, Jim Gregory, John Teter. T r —• Hooter Bland Hooter Bland: He was a punt- er, who worked hard for three years and did a real nice job at the position. Jim Ferrell: He was a good hit- ter on our defense. He has had to work hard to become a good player. He has good foot- ball knowledge. Jim Ferrell Jim Gregory Jim Gregory: His hard work on the field and in the weight room made him a much im- proved player over the three years at Liberty. 106 Brian Hill: With a lot of hard work he became a good foot- ball player, not only on the field, but also in the weight room. Brian Hill Ed Jenkins: He missed the se- nior year becaifse of injury. He would have been a real asset to our team. He had great speed and true dedication to the sport. Ed Jenkins Rusty Mazzie: He had to move from center to tackle due to injury and performed well. He was a hard worker with a great attitude. Jon Ogden: He moved here from Tennessee to become a three year starter at Liberty. He was a hard-nosed football play- er playing both offensive guard and defensive line backer. Rusty Mazzie T. J. Shingleton: He started at quarterback for three years and threw for more yardage than anyone in history of Lib- erty. He has great size and attitude. Doug Sprouse: He played a number of positions at Liberty. He is a hard worker with a great deal of knowledge about the game of football. He caught a lot of key passes his senior year. John Teter: Hard worker with a great attitude, he was a spot player for the Mountaineers. T. J. Shingleton Doug Sprouse John Teter 107 ’ f t4 H S'. - What a hit!!! Liberty at their best! BUTCH! Mounties go for the block. No hard feelings. All he wants to do is dance. T. J. looks to pass. 108 Nice legs, Coach! “Coach's Corner” Butch is back! 109 Girls Basketball First Row: Jennifer Crumm, Kelly Haynes, Lydia Pierce. Second Row: Sarah Donnahoe, Helen Donnahoe, Sandy Audia, Angela Bailey. Third Row: Manager Yale Woody, Assistant Coach Susan Hilton, Tammy Moore, Evelyn Sandy, Manager Tina Kopp. Fourth Row: Michelle LeMasters, Bobbi Jo Leeson, Maria Gaughan, Coach Mike Carey. Coaches Assistant Coach Sue Hilton, Coach Mike Carey. Liberty Scoreboard 40 South Harrison 63 Fairmont West 87 Notre Dame 64 Lincoln 30 Washington Irving 66 Bridgeport 73 Roosevelt Wilson 43 North Marion 37 South Harrison 30 Washington Irving 55 Flemington 90 Notre Dame 44 Fairmont East 48 Fairmont West 60 Flemington 37 Bridgeport 56 Roosevelt Wilson 69 Lincoln 47 Fairmont East 33 North Marion Tournaments Sectional 42 Fairmont East Regional 36 Parkersburg Opponent Maria Gaughan Bobbi Jo Leeson Coach’s Comments Bobbi Jo Leeson: She averaged 10 points and 8 rebounds per game. She was a starter for three years. Bobbi is a very physical ball player and a very strong rebounder. Tammy Moore: She was a starter for three years. She has an excellent outside shot. She was the best outside shooter 1 have ever coached. She was a very good team leader. Michelle LeMasrers: She was a starter for three years. She greatly improved her junior and senior years. She was the leading rebounder on the team this year. She was a strong defensive player. Maria Gaughan: She was a great role player on the team. She was one of the top subs her three years at Lib- erty. She was a good team player. The overall record of these players’ three years was 48-18. They played on teams that had the best records in the school’s history: 84-85 — 17-3; 85-86 — 18-2. This year they were Big Ten Champions and Harrison County Champions. Michelle LeMasters Tammy Moore in NOTHING will break Michelle's Gimme a Kiss! Sarah takes aim concentration. 112 Where's the dressing room? Sandy makes her move. Now what do I do? A quick moment of strategy! Helen shoots for two. In 'i! igg?S 30 Get off me!!! Sandy shows her form. Helen goes to the hoop! Bobbi Jo at her best. Somebody take this! 113 Helen on the move. Hands off! Michelle does her thing. Tammy looks to pass. Golf Standing left to right: Brad Huff, Doug Comer, Jeff Siders, Mike McAllister, Shane Kirtner, Shawn Kirtner, Andrew Banko, Matt Davis, Jim Werner, Coach Barberio. Senior Players Brad Huff is a personable young man who has demonstrated a maturity beyond his years. He is a fine artist, as well as being a good golfer. His sense of humor is his greatest asset and he too will always maintain a love for the game of golf. Matt Davis is a fine young man with a good future. His personal strength has always been apparent to me and he will be sucessful in his future because of this strength of character. I feel confident that the game of golf will always be important in his life. Jim Werner is a down to earth young man with a good sense of where he is going in life. He is soft spoken, proud and responsible. Jim is capable of doing great things and no matter what he accom- plishes, he will always find time for the game of golf. The winning stroke. The look of determination. Just a swingin’ Scoreboard University High W North Marion L Lewis County W Buckhannon Upshur L Bridgeport W Lincoln w South Harrison w North Marion L Roosevelt Wilson W Lincoln L Bridgeport W Lewis County W Grafton w Washington Irving w WhiP!!!!!! Extreme Concentration. 115 Wrestling Team Front Row: Andy Dennison, Ray Davis, Dean Herrod, Doug Underwood. Back Row: Bubba Hill, Jon Ogden, Danny Collins, Curtis Ashcraft, Coach Hilton. Schedule December 18 Lewis County-W.I. Home 19 Herbert Hoover Away 21 Philip Barbour Tourney Away January 8 Philip Barbour Away 11 Jefferson County Tourney Away 14 East Fairmont Away 15 Morgantown Away 22 South Harrison Home 31 Big 10 Home February 1 Big 10 Home 5 South Harrison Away 21 - 22 Regional Away 27 - 28 State Away March 1 State Away 116 Brian Bubba” Hill — Buhba” has pro- gressed 100% since entering Liberty as a so- phomre. He is a hard worker on the mat and also in the weight room. He has strengthened himself which has given him more success his senior year of wrestling. Buhha has a great attitude and is a pleasure to be around. There is never a dull mo- ment in practice or at a match when he is around. He's a leader by example because of the time and effort he puts into the sport. Jon Ogden — He’s a hard worker with a great deal of experience in wrestling. He moved to Liberty from Tennessee where he was a wrestler in junior high. Jon is an intelligent student with almost a 4.0 average. He’s a really good leader and always helps the younger wrestlers to become better. I’ve got you now! Leave me alone. I think I'm in trouble now. This is tough. Ray tries to muscle his way out. 118 Danny shows 'em what it’s all about. Dean gives it his all. Ray, don't stick out your tongue, please. Going in for the pin. Watch out! Liberty spirit taking over. Varsity Mountaineer Basketball First Row, Left to Right: Patsy Trecost, Adam Bailey, Todd Warner, Doug Sprouse, Dennis Underwood, Eddie Taylor. Second Row: Coach Jim Cleavenger, Bill Meek, Julius Lockett, Bobby Hill, Jim Davis, Marty Davis, T. J. Shingleton, Coach Mike Carey. Scoreboard 1 LHS OPP 1 Morgantown 96 7° 1 Lincoln to 91 if Bridgeport 61 67 S University High 66 90 1 Washington lr mg 74 61 || Bridgeport HO 76 1 Greenbriar East 69 79 1 H Roosevelt Wilson 98 97 I H Lincoln 74 72 i 9 Philip Barbour 91 49 i H Greenbriar West 68 69 i H University High 5� 99 i n East Fairmont 90 69 I H Washington Irving 69 90 I ■ Bwckhannon Upshur 84 45 i lH Greenbriar East 6 2 67 1 H North Marion 91 99 i n Philip Barbour 89 61 i 9B East Fairmont 94 72 i H Roosevelt Wilson 99 99 i Mm Sectional Tournaments | S Lincoln 92 I BE Regional Tournaments B BH Parkersburg South 64 63 1 K State Tournaments | H Oak Hill 99 61 | SB Average Per Game 72.9 61.1 1 ■ Wins 16 Losses: 7 B Coach Jim Cleavenger and Assistant Coach Mike Carey. Jimmy has worked hard at bas- ketball and has made invalu- able contributions to our team. His leaping ability and steady improvement have made our team solid. Bobby has greatly improved since his sophomore year. He seems to play well in the big games and has given us a solid inside game. Jim Davis Senior Julius Lockett Co-Captain Julius has started ev- ery game for three years. His off- season hard work has shown in his improved play. He is truly one of the top basketball players in West Virginia. Bobby Hill Players Julius is a humble player who de- serves whatever recognition he may receive. He is a tribute to his teammates, friends, family, and Liberty High School. Co-Captain T. J. has been a starter and regular for three years. His court k nowledge, shooting touch, and board work have been major factors in our team’s success. Patsy has made great strides in his game over the past three years. He has enthusiasm, which infects our team, and does whatever job is asked of him. T. J. Shingleton 122 Patsy Trecost Bet you miss! Enjoying the game. Poetry in motion. Adam puts it up. Todd takes aim. HELP!! Juice” pulls up. Marty on the move. Jimmy shoots for two. Slam it. Juice! 124 Look at the hair — a once in a life- time shot! Todd looks to pass. Marty eyes the basket. Jump high, Bobby. Showing true form. Bobby draws a crowd. A bit of strategy. Way to go. Bob!!! Is he dead? Showing perfect form. Jimmy tries for two. Breaking the zone. The look of determination. Junior Varsity Basketball Team First Row, Left to Right: Chris Wilson, Andrew Banko, Jason Posey, Frank Halt, Doug Comer, Brad Swiger, Tigger Brackman. Second Row:Jim Cleavenger, John Saucer, Mike McAllister, Shawn Kirtner, Scott Green, Shane Kirtner, Erik Howell, Jimmy Sands, Jimmy Jenkins, Mike Carey. Managers David Bunch, Yale Woody, Mike Ashcraft Scoreboard LHS OPP E Notre Dame 72 39 1 South Harrison 54 28 1 Washington Irving 48 44 E m Morgantown 55 44 I m Lincoln 58 36 I H Bridgeport 51 43 1 1 University High 48 4. I H Bridgeport 79 44 I 1 Greenbrier East 70 34 I I Lincoln a 34 8 1 Roosevelt Wilson 78 4o m i Philip Barbour 69 « 1 1 Greenbrier West 64 33 8 1 University High 71 34 i i East Fairmont 8} 43 W i Greenbrier East 84 42 I North Marion 52 41 | Buckhannon Upshur 85 64 I Philip Barbour 68 32 8 East Fairmont 70 45 8 Roosevelt Wilson 79 31 126 Now, here's ihe game plan... New ballei step, Doug? Shooting under pressure. Up for two. Out of my way!! Mike puts it in. Scott showing his form. Jason eyes the basket. 127 Planning the strategy. Hi there! Easy points from the line. 128 Grabbing the rebound. Making his move. Waiting on the rebound. Volleyball 1st Row Left to Right: Coach Susie Hilton, Anna Cain, Theresa Hickman, Michelle Dalton, 2nd Row: B.B. Lockett, Tracey Lowe, Pam Bowen, Bobbi Jo Leeson, Tracy Clark, Janene Shingleton, 3rd Row: Kim Spragg, Penny Prince, Vickie Frum, Kelly Grant, Patricia Mayle. Scoreboard Bridgeport W Buckhannon W South Harrison L Roosevelt Wilson W Roosevelt Wilson W Washington Irving W Buckhannon W South Harrison L Roosevelt Wilson(JV) W Buckhannon W Buckhannon L South Harrison L Lincoln W Lincoln W Washington Irving W Coach’s Comments Michelle Dalton- Team player al- ways there with her serving when you need an ace. Bobbi Jo Leeson- Good spiker, hustler on squad. Theresa Hickman- Super team player and spiker. Most improved player this year. Made all tourna- ment team for sectionals. 130 Good match! Perfect Hit! Dance on your knees! Jam it! I got it! Janene at her best. What sportsmanship! Wait! I’m not ready. Let’s go get ’em!!! Girls Track Team Front row Left to Right: Missy Knight, Sandi Audia, Rose Audia, Barbie Marano, Lydia Pierce, Laura Phillips, Susan Jones. Back row: Coach Richter, Maria Gaughan, Karen Jones, Amelia Vespoint, Sarah Donnahoe, B.B. Lockett, Helen Donnahoe, Linda Lipscomb, Angie Jones, Kristi Franklin, Lisa Lipscomb. SCOREBOARD Liberty (85 V2) PB (52) B-Port (23) Liberty (113) Dodd. (103) BU (154 Vi) TC (52) WI (65 Vi) Univ. (0) BU Invitational 3rd of 10 Fairmont Times 4th of 23 Harrison Co. Championshiplst of 5 Big 10 4th of 14 Sectional Meet 3rd of 5 Regional Meet 4th of 10 State Meet 4th BROKEN RECORDS 1600-Karen Jones-6:05.4 3200-Karen Jones-12:59 4x800-Angie Jones, Linda Lipscomb, Sandi Audia, Karen Jones-11:00 4x400-Sarah Donnahoe, B.B. Lockett, Helen Donnahoe, Barbie Marano-4:06.93 Discus-Lisa Lipscomb-101’8” Shot Put-Sarah Donnahoe-35’6 Vi 100 m. High Hurdles-Missy Knight-18.2 CoCaptains Amelia Vespoint and Angie Jones. State Qualifiers 100- Sarah Donnahoe-6th place 200- Helen Donnahoe, Barbie Marano-6th place 4x200and4x 100- Barbie Marano, Helen Donnahoe, Amelia Vespoint, Sarah Donnahoe. 4x400- 1st place State champions- Sarah Donnahoe, Barbie Marano, B.B. Lockett, and Helen Donnahoe. 4x500- Angie Jones, Linda Lipscomb, Sandi Audia, Karen Jones. Discus- Linda Lipscomb- 5th place. High Scorers Senior: Angie Jones 51 points. Junior: Sarah Donnahoe 187 Vi points. Sophomore: Karen Jones 47 points. Girls Track Seniors Maria Gaughan A first year runner who is very team oriented with the attitude that is needed to be a success. A willingness to perform to the best of her ability. Angie Jones A three year letterman in Track, co-captain of the team. A very hard worker with an excellent at- titude along with the desire and determination to improve to bring out her best abilities. Amelia Vespoint A three year letterman in Track, co-captain of the team. A sprinter with excellent quickness, an ath- lete with an excellent attitude to go with the will to be the best she can be. Boys Track Team Firsi row- David Bunch-Manager, Marvin Griffiths, Brad Powers, David Williams, Brian VanGelder, Chris Wilson. Second row- Mark Talkington, Clark Robinson, Dennis Underwood, Butch Utter, John Werner, Jeff Siders, Mike Reed, John Saucer, Mike Poe. Third row- Frank Nixon, Gene Leonard, Fred Hawkins, Fran Scott, Benny Riley, Julius Lockett, Bobby Hill, James Ferrell, Terry Nelson, Eddie Jenkins, Coach Gonzalez. Captains Julius Lockett, Fred Hawkins, and Frank Nixon. Scoreboard Liberty 83 PB 27 Bport 63 Liberty 33 BU 103 TC 41 VC1 36 Dodd 30 Doddridge Invitational 3th of 6 BU Invitational 6th of 9 Fairmont Times 12th of 20 Fairmont 4th of 6 Harrison Co. Champion. 3rd of 3 Mon. Valley Invitational 9th of 11 Big 10 9th of 14 Sectional 3rd of 3 Regional 8th of 10 High Scorers Senior —Julius Lockett-277 pts. Junior —Dennis Underwood-82 pis. Sophomore —Mike Poe-122 Va pts. Broken Record: Julius Lockett broke the 400M in 49.2. State Qualifiers: 4x800 — Fred Hawkins, Brian VanGelder Frank Nixon. Dennis Underwood 400 — Julius Lockett 300 IM — Terry Nelson 200 — Julius Lockett 135 SENIORS Front row- Fran Scott, Gene Leonard, Bobby Hill, James Ferrell, Benny Riley, Terry Nelson. Back row- Coach Richter, Frank Nixon, Fred Hawkins, Julius Lockett, Eddie Jenkins, Coach Gonzalez. Julius Lockett Team captain, 3 year letterman. State runner up 400m 1985, very coachable, team leader by exam- ple, ran hurt. Senior Team Comments All these seniors were unselfish in helping the youn- ger athletes. They gave much of their time to fixing the track and coaching other runners. These young men are winners and without them the entire team would not have been able to function. 136 Gene Leonard Hard working, will run anything, has lots of heart. Fred Hawkins- Two year letter- man, takes charge as a team lead- er, very coachable. Fran Scott- Works hard, accepts any assignment has lots of natural talent. Ed Jenkins- Three year letterman, enormous amount of desire, very coachable, team leader by exam- ple, overcame serious injury. Terry Nelson- Two year letter- man, very coachable, makes prac- tice enjoyable, runs taller than he is. Frank Nixon- Three year letter- man, takes charge as a team lead- er, very coachable, ran hurt. 137 Up and over! Surf City. Leaping with ease. Smile for me, please. Dennis Perfect form. 139 1985-86 Tennis Team Front row left to right-Joanna Spatafore, Kristin Wright, Nicole Lanham, Jenny Carstenson, Jeanie McIntyre. Back row left to right- Doug Comer, Chris Wilson, Scott Greene, Libby Bennett, Lisa Tragemann, Matt Todd, Keith Gould. Scoreboard April 3 Washington Irving Home 4 Notre Dame Home 7 North Marion Away 8 Fairmont West Away 1 14 Roosevelt Wilson Away 1 23 Lincoln 24 25 Big Ten Tournament Away I 29 St. Francis Home | 30 Bridgeport Away I May 5 St. Francis Away L 7 Roosevelt Wilson 8 9 Regional Tournament 10 Home 140 Lisa Tragemann Excellent player with ability to set and reach per- sonal and team goals. Has great potential and deter- mination that aided in making her a great team asset. Matt Todd One of our most determined players, always went out on the court ot win. Very coachable and has great potential. Truly loves the sport. 142 1986 Mountaineer Baseball Team Front row, left to right: Mike Ashcraft, Frank Hall, Tigger Brackman, Gary Donahue, Robbie Myers, Jason Posey, Mike Greaver, David Robey, David Holipski, Greg Scalise, Curtis Ashcraft. Second row: Coach Lou Talerico, Doug Sprouse, Tony Losh, Rodney Vilain, Marty Davis, Shawn Kirtner, T.J. Shingleton, Rusty Mazzie, Coach Mike Carey. Scoreboard North Marion 2 L 1 Lewis County 7 W 4 1 Fairmont West 8 W 3 Fairmont W'est 9 W 3 Philip Barbour 5 W 4 Notre Dame 12 W 7 Grafton 5 W 1 i Roosevelt Wilson 3 L 3 South Harrison 11 W 2 Brook 2 L 7 i Notre Dame 8 W 4 Flemington 23 W 3 j Philip Barbour 11 w • 8 Lewis County 13 w 9 E M Doddridge County 6 w 4 JB Doddridge County 10 w 7 B Roosevelt Wilson 8 w 4 G Washington Irving 4 w; ra| Morgantown 4 L 9 H Washington Irving 3 w 2 H South Harrison 7 w 2 |l|i Sectional Tournament ra| Lincoln 9 w 2 jraf| East Fairmont 4 w 2 Lincoln 2 L 3 raB Lincoln 3 L 5 Wins-21 Losses 6 143 Senior Players 144 Life in (he dugout. Anticipating the pitch. Boy, it’s cold out here. Would you hurry up and throw the ball? T.J. shows his form. The Mountie huddle. Rodney takes the bunt. Is he gonna make it? Take this! Waiting for the throw. 148 ORGANIZATIONS ISO First Row, Left to Right: Heidi Dunkle, Amy Sendling, Cindy Short, Lisa Bramer, Lori Alkire, Cheryl Ashcraft, Deborah Caloccia, Amelia Vespoint, Lisa Talkington, Tina See, Terri Lopez. Second Row: Jerri Maxwell, Kerry England, Lisa Sabatelli, Anna Cain, Robin Shaffer, Michelle Loria, Lynn Canfield, Lisa Lipscomb, Susan Maston, Michele Cox, Dianna Jones, Laura Canfield, Chris Farmer, Tracy Clark, Cindy Nosse, Janice Jones, Linda Lipscomb, Julie Warner, Lesli Coleman, Michelle Greaver, Pam Gillespie. Third Row: Jerri Criner, Rosemary Ferrari, Michelle Davis, Corina Herrod, Charla Underwood, Kelly Grant, Jenny Rhoads, Kim Hyatt, Michelle Johnson, Nicki Paugh, Kevin Helm, Brad Earnest, Paul Bonnett, Donald Ferguson, Suzanne Mazer, Tami Cole, Tina Kopp, Meredith Luzader, Amy Ramsey, JoAnna Spatafore, Stacie Lamb, Tracy Nicholas, Dee Collins, Libby Bennett, Kara Alker. Fourth Row: Missy Knight, Mariann Secreto, Terri Wright, Jane Matthey, Rose Audia, Chris Rewalt, Melody Hayes, Linda Allison, Jodi Bragg, Kathy Mihaliak, Kristin Wright, Pam Chipps, Carol Bailey, Diane Carder, John Warner, Jeff Dodd, John Liptak, Kathy Merrifield, Jimmy Davis, Jason Thorp, Danny Anderson, Carol Rollins, Kelly Gainer, Scott Warner, Joe Clevenger, Eric McGee, Belinda Cottrill, Dave Thorp, Marty Davis, Mike Bailey, David Stickle. Fifth Row: Melanie Whitehead, Susie Hilliard, Ryan Moran, Holly Carder, Nicole McVaney, Dean Herrod, Danny Swiger, Jeff Carr, Denise Jones, Rhonda Michaels, Jennifer Robey, Bob Prunty, Lisa Brooks, E. G. Lewis, Brian Fultz, Becky Paynter, Randy Glaspell, Greg Scalise, Kim Cunningham, Kelli Reed, Debbie Lipscomb, Larry Norman, Mark Maxwell, Yale Woody, Mike Greaver, David Robey, Holly Carder, Jenny Carstensen. Concert Band Liberty High School has had another excellent band pro- gram this year. Members began diligently practicing music for marching season with evening practices in early August. This practice was followed by tw'o weeks of hand camp, preparing shows for the upcoming football season. Marching band con- tinued throughout the year with the hand attending the Buck- wheat and Forest Festivals, placing first in each. The concert band also worked very hard and once again received a superior rating in the annual hand festival. Three cheers for our hand, Mr. Perri, and Mr. Propst for another outstanding year. Pep Band First Row: Brad Earnest. Tracy Clark. Mark Maxwell. Larry Norman. Debbie Lipscomb. Greg Scalise. Jenny Carstensen, Randy Glaspell, Kelli Reed. Kim Cunningham. Lynn Canfield. Second Row: Cheryl Ashcraft. Deborah Caloccia. Lori Alkire. Cindy Short. Terri Lopez. Heidi Dunkle. Stacy Lamb. Amy Sendlmg. Jerri Maxwell. E. G. Lewis. Third Row: Melody Hayes. Jerri Criner. Laura Canfield. Chris Farmer. Linda Allison. Carol Bailey. Missy Knight. Michelle Johnson. Kerry England. David Stickel.John Adams. Fourth Row: Lisa Sahatelli. Kevin Helm. Kelly Grant, Jodi Bragg. Carol Rollins. Diane Carder. Paul Bonnett. Donald Ferguson. Brian Fultz. Fifth Row: John Liptak, Joe Clevenger. Kelly Gainer. Belinda Cottrill. Scott Williams. Karren Carr. Tim Cork. William Newman. Danny Swigcr. Patricia Paynter. Sixth Row: Jeff Dodd. Derek Wilson. Mike Bailey. Cathy VanCourt, Linda Lipscomb, Lisa Brooks, Lisa Talkington. Seventh Row: Paul Wolford, Lisa Lipscomb. Drum Majors Tracy Clark Brad Earnest 151 Stage Band Front: Diane Carder. Seated: Belinda Cottrill, Brad Earnest, Terri Lopez, Larry Norman. First Row: Lisa Talkington, Ron Johnson, Paul Wolford, John Utter, John Adams, Becky Paynter, Brian Fultz, Bob Prunty, Jerri Maxwell, Paul Bonnett, Greg Scalise. Second Row: Karren Carr, David Stickel, Danny Swiger, Tim Cork, Dean Herrod. 152 Marching Band Fif t Row: Tracy Clarke. Yale Woody. Larry Norman. Shelly Greaver. Kristin Wright. Tina See. Susie Hilliard. Brooke Amodio. Amy Ramsey. Chris Hall. Angela Gallo. Tami Cole. Mark Maxwell. Debbie Lipscomb. Brad Earnest. Second Row: Wade Swiger. Cindy Nichols. Mary Vincent. Leslie Coleman. Mi- chelle Greaver. Libby Bennett. Tracy Nichols.Jeanette Herrod, Stacy Lamb. Greg Scalise. Lynn Canfield. Kim Cunningham. Kelli Reed. Holly Carder. Jen- ny Carstensen. Randy Glaspell Third Row: Marianna Secreto. Katrina Sturm. Melanie Whitehead. Michelle Johnson. Donna Jones. Kelly Grant. Terri Lope,, Lisa Bramer. Deborah Caloccia. Amy Sendling. Cindy Short. Julie Werner. Heidi Dunkle. Lori Alkire, Cheryl Ashcraft. Tracy Knotts. Sherri Hart. Fourth Row : Rosemary Ferrari. Lisa Sabatelli. Charla Underwood. Chris Farmer. Laura Canfield. Karen Jones. Missy Knight. Carol Bailey. Jodi Bragg, Kim Holt. Robin Shaffer. Terri Wright. Ryan Moran. Linda Allison. Corina Herrod. Nicole Lanharn Fifth Row: Kara Alker. Stephanie Shipley. Melissa McDaniels. Jenny Rhoads. Jerri Criner. Kim Hyatt. June Matthey. Melody Hayes. Anna Cain. Kerry England. Jerri Maxwell. Nikki Paugh. Carol Rollins. Kelly Grant. Scott Warner. Kim Flint. Sixth Row: Robbin Maxwell. Su anne Ma er. Bobby W est, John W erner. Michelle Cox. Diane Carder. Kathy Mcrrifield. Julie Cox. Jeff Dodd. John Liptak. Kevin Helm. Jason Thorp. Belinda Cottrill. Eric McGee. Joe Clevenger. Donald Ferguson. Dawn Phillips. Seventh Row: Chris Rewall, Paul Bonnett. Kathy Mihalik. Linda Lipscomb. Mike Mc Allister. Marty Davis. Theresa Davis. Tracy Lowe. Janet W erner. Jeff Gore. Ron W haley, Scott W illiams. Danny Swiger. Kathy Meredith. Christy Shiffra. Eighth Row: Lisa Tragemann. Pam Chipps. Deanna Allowat. Cassy Ryan. Nicole McVaney. Tina Kopp. Brad Sw iger. Denise Jones. Patricia Paynter. Cathy VanCoun. Karren Carr. Mike Ashcraft. Tim Cork. William Newman. Dean Herrod. Doug Comer. Susan Maston. Ninth Row: David Thorp. Stacey Drake. Brian Fuit� . Bob Prunty. Becky Paynter. Lisa Brooks. Lisa Talkmgton. Diana Jones. Janice Jones. Cindy Nosse. Marci Kennedy. Jennifer Robey. Ronda Michaels. Derek Wilson. Tenth Row: David Stickel.John Ad ams. Paul W olford. Steve Bailey. Mike Johnson. Lisa Lipscomb. Shannon Riley. Joanna Spatafore, Dee Collins. Jim Davis, Mike Bailey. 153 All-State Band Front Row, Left to Right: Janice Jones, Heidi Dunkle, Tracy Clark, Diana Jones. Back Row Terri Lopez, Kerry England. Band Officers Danny Swiger, Junior Representative; Greg Scalisc, Sophomore Representative; Scott Warner, Secretary; Debbie Lipscomb, President; Elizabeth Pratt, Vice President; Becky Paynter, Treasurer; Lori Alkire, Se- nior Representative. 154 155 Liberty Majorettes Left to Right: Shelly Greaver, Kristin Wright, Tina See, Susie Hilliard, Amy Ramsey, Chris Hall, Angela Gallo, Tami Cole Mountaineer Flags Seated, Left to Right: Chris Rewalt, Lisa Tragemann, Robbin Maxwell, Dawn Phillips, Christie Shiffra, Rosemary Ferrari, Marianna Secreto, Kim Flint. Standing: Nicole Lanham, Susan Maston, Kara Alker. But I want him!! 161 162 Student Council First Row, Left to Right: Jason Posey, Marci Bobet, Steve Romagnoli, Jim Davis, Rusty Mazzie, Jeff Toquinto. Second Row: Melody Hayes, Cheryl Ashcraft, Karen Jones, Teresa Drake, Pam Chipps, Tammy Moore. Rose Audia, Tina Kopp. Third Row: Adda Robinson, Laura Phillips, Barbie Marano, Mike Greaver, Trevor Fluharty, Jennifer Linch, Missy Swiger, Jenny Carstensen. Michelle Grcaver, Stephanie Ashley, Charles Sperry. Fourth Row: Amelia Vespoint, Kara Alker, Melanie Whitehead. Jason Thorp, Greg Scalise. Amy Ramsey, Ronda Michael Lesli Linch. Kelly Grant, Dena Fittro. Danny Swiger. Jennifer Veltri. Fifth Row: Debbie Lipcsomb. Melissa McClean. John Adams. Susan Jones. Morgan Clevenger. Lynn Canfield. Maria Curia. Eric Collins. Amy Carpenter, Annette Nichols. Kim Hyatt. Elizabeth Pratt. Sixth Row: Kim Spragg, Eef Fontane . Kathy Merrifield, Leslie Coleman. Tammy LaPenotiere. Pam Gillespie. Holly Carder. Tracy Clark. Brad Earnest. Doug Comer. T.J. Shingleton. Bobbi Jo Leeson. Seventh Row: John Teter. Marty Davis. Beth Davis, Lisa Sabatelli. 164 Student Council Officers Left to Right: Beth Davis, Secretary; Marty Davis, Vice President; John Teter, President; Lisa Sabatelli, Secretary. Student Council Executive Committee Seated Left to Right: John Tetcr, Beth Davis, Lisa Sabatelli, Marty Davis. Second Row: Amelia Vespoint, Marci Bobet, Kara Alkire, Charles Sperry, Mark Smith, Jason Posey, Tracy Clark. Third Row: Elizabeth Pratt, Bobbi Leeson, Rusty Mazzle. Photography Club First Row, Left to Right: Donald Ferguson, Brad Earnest, Beth Davis. Second Row: Mrs. Giese, Advisor, Chris Hall, Amy Ramsey, Susie Roach. Fencing Club Fencing, Left to Right: Deena Krafft, John Adams. Kneeling: Paul Bonnett, Mrs. Amsler. Richard Barnes, Bobby Policano, Chris Wilson. Center: Tyrone Liggians. Standing: Donald Ferguson, John Smith, Tonya Waldron, Kathy Weekley, Loretta Gerrard, Stacy Kidd, Missy Knight, Lynda Marshall, Amy Sendling, Denise Weckley, Tom Cork, Brian Fultz. 166 Pep Club How One, Lefc to Right: Group Leaders, Lisa Tragemann, Michelle Davis, Johnna Pokrzywa, Michele Loria. Lisa Sabatelli. Maria Curia, Sherri Hart, Elizabeth Pratt. Bohbi Leeson. Second Row: Jenny Rhoads. Kim Cunningham. Christine Martin. Marci Bobet, Holly Bunnell, Karen Jones, Lesli Lynch. Jeanna Davis, Pam Gillespie, Vicki Frum, Tammy Nelson, Kristi Parker, Sabrina Washington, Donna Collins. Third Row: Tami LaPenotiere. Angela Bailey, Kris Simons, Evelyn Sandy. Angela Gallo. Tami Cole. Kathy Merrifield. Rose Audia, Amelia Vespoint, Shari Rebrook, Carol Rollins. Kelly Gainer. Fourth Row: Susan Maston, Cathy Crislip, Melody Hayes. June Matthey, Cindy Short. Lori Alkire. Diane Carder, Melissa Harrison. Laura Pickens. Susan Jones. Joanna Spatafore, Heather Kimble. Missy Dolly. Kristi Franklin. Fifth Row: Marianna Secreto, Crystal Terry. Rachel Parrish. Melissa Burton. Vicki Westfall. Tina Nosse. Penny Prince. B. B. Lockett, Sandy Audia. Ronda Michaels. Janet Werner. Amy Frum. Julie Werner. Sixth Row: Virginia Barnes. Robin Shaffer. Linda Smith. Melanie Whitehair. Katrina Sturm. Tiffany Wilson, Tina Varner, Sherri Russell, Amy C arpenter, Stephanie Ashley, Crystal Nicholson. Brenda Lutz, Tami Seese, Melissa McLean. Seventh Row: Jeannie McIntyre, Stephanie Hickman. Tracey Lowe, Tracy Clark. Jackie Romingcr, Chris Rewalt, Kim Flint, Dawn Phillips. Heidi Dunkle, Chris Farmer, Julie Murphy. Kara Alker. Paula Louden, Jenny Carstensen, Holly Carder. Eighth Row: Kathy McKisic, Jackie Gain. Linda Allison, Kelly Grant, Brooke Amodio, Carol Bailey, Anna Cain. Jeri Criner, Laura Canfield. Kim Rhoads. Kim Holtz. Chanda McCracken. Tina Kopp, Michelle Greaver. Jennifer Robey, Nikki Paugh, Jennifer Veltri. Big L Club Front Row, Left to Right: Brian Hill, T.J. Shingleton, Bill Meek, Rusty Mazzie, Dennis Underwood, Ray Davis, Jon Ogden, Doug Sprouse. Second Row: Todd Warner, Adam Bailey, John Werner, Mike Greaver, David Robey, Shawn Kirtner, Steve Wright, Gary Griffith. Third Row: Scott Hamilton, Darren Ash, James Ferrell, Eddie Jenkins, Gary Ashcraft, Martin Benedum, Julius Lockett, Terry R. Nelson, Mike McAllister. Fourth Row: Dave Holipski, Jason Posey, Hooter Bland, Danny Anderson, John Jorgensen, David Williams, Davis Bunch, Patsy Trecost. Future Farmers of America Front Row: Mr. Carr, Advisor; Dorothy Strother. Secretary; Bobby Russell. Reporter; Douglas Blair. President; Jeff Webb. Vice President; Denver Singleton. Sentinel; Mark Bailey. Treasurer. First Row: Mike Bailey. Butch Utter. Floyd Hardy, Jeff Sider. Allen Cochran. Roger Dodd. Mike Scott. Danny Parks, Cheryl Brown. Second Row: Shawn Moon. Wally McCloud. Donnie Murphy, Joe Shipley. Jeremy Wyatt. Jason Thorp. Jim Pumphrey. Mike McCarty. Third Row: Donna Hall. Sam Audia, Anthony Bee el, Sue Robinson. Larry Shaw, Albert Henderson. Russell Davisson, Mike Leonard. Fourth Row: Mike Ashcraft, Earl Lyons. Brad Powers, Curtis Wiseman. J. R. Sparks. David Patterson. David Ayers, Denise Jones. Fifth Row: Kent Zirkle. Steve Clevenger. Willie Bcvcrlin, Joe Hayes, Aaron Dodd. Paul Wiseman. Mike Blake. Archery Club First Row: David William, T. L. Reaser, Steve Dolly, Jim Davis, Brad Strother, Michele Lemasters, A. J. Curran, David Robey. Second Row: Doug Underwood, Jeff Curran, Will Newman, Mike Poe, Paul Bonnett, Jason Posey, Chris Wilson, Danny Anderson. Third Row: Brian Shreves, Denny Gorby, Bobby Davis, Gary Fazalare, Darren Ash, Scott Hamilton, Jeff Hess. Fourth Row: Wayne Snider, Bernard See, Randy Gray, Gary Donahue, Greg Rebrook, Charles Hess, Rodney Swiger. First Row: David Thorp, Patsy Trecost, Jack Murphy. Second Row: Pam Chipps, Sherri Hart, Kim Rhoads, Kim Hornick, Lisa Amsler, Rhonda Brosius, Dawn Stanton. Third Row: Mrs. Alex, Evelyn Collins, Christine Davis, Pam Hayes, Cathy Crislip, Lahoma Siders, Darla Sexton, Pam Bowen, Tammy Gerrard. Fourth Row: Darren Oldaker, Bill Swiger, Mark Clutter, Doug Sprouse, Benny Riley, James Ferrell, Steve Romagnoli, Jeff Toquinto, Rusty Mazzie, Sam Wagner. Future Business Leaders of America 169 First Row: Cindy Nosse, Janice Jones, Dianna Jones. Second Row: Jodi Bragg, Mike Goodwin. Medical Professionalists First Row, Left to Right: Diane Carder, Chanda McCracken. Lynn Canfield. Vice President; Brad Earnest President; Michele Loria, Secretary; Elizabeth Pratt. Treasurer; Susie Roach. Second Row: Yvonne Coberly! Jennifer Veltri, Michelle Davis, Tami Cole, Kelly Gainer, Corina Herrod, Shannon Warne, Tina Varner, Terri Lopez. Third Row: Mr. VanHorn, Cathy VanCourt, Tina See, Amy Ramsey, Robin Shaffer, Kim Bordner, Shelia Greynolds, Wilma Pumphrey, Patsy Allen, Carol Rollins. Math Club Seated: Michelle Rogers, Melody Norman, Harriet Rogers, Stacy Drake, Julie Cox. Middle Row: Eric Collins, Jim Rogers, Angie Jones. Back Row: Morgan Clevenger, Brian Abraham, Lisa Brooks, Chuck Bland, Karren Carr, Ronnie Johnson, Mr. Blagg. Not Pictured: Belinda Cottrill, Lisa Talkington. Library Assistants From Row: Den a Finro, Lisa Carr. Beth Davis. Mrs. D'Annunzio. Second Row: Maria Gaughan, Amelia Vespoint, Jennifer Veltri, Doug Sprouse, Lisa Bramer, June Marthey. Melody Hayes. Darla Six. Third Row : Tim Me Keen, Patsy Trecost. Mark Ash. T. J. Shingleton, Jeff Toquinto, Frank Nixon. Mike Blake. Office Assistants Left to Right: Mike Mullcnaux. Rhonda Holt. Keith Gould, Becky Samples, J. R. Sparks. Jackie Rominger. Michelle Keener, Angela Gallo, Steve Bee. Lisa Tragemann, Carol Clowser. Michelle LeMasters. Kim Cunningham, Kim Flint. Not Pictured: Dawn Phillips, Martin Benedum, Jimmy Alvarez, Teresa Williams. Helen Donnahoe. 171 Distributive Education Clubs of America First Row, Left to right: Christine Martin. Ryan Moran. Carol Clowser, Chris Hall. Melissa Clevenger. Sandi Williams. Kim Spragg. Trevor Fluharty, Bobby Hill. Mrs. Marie Hyman. Second Row: Dave Thompson. Dorothy Strother. Starla Scheuvrant. Michelle Keener. Lisa Brown. Kim Cunningham. Paula Register. Kim Collins. Sean Snider. Third Row: Lisa Carr. Carla Clayton. Jerri Criner, Vicki Frum. Pat Holbert, Darren Oldaker. Fourth Row: Chan Scott. Adam Bailey. Eddie Taylor. Scott Green. Brian Hill. Todd Davis. Steve Dolly. Fifth Row: Randy Glaspell, Bill Swiger. Shawn Kirtner, Charlie Swiger. Shane Kirtner. Youth for Jesus 172 Front Row: Melissa Burton, Sherry Craven, Vicki Westfall. Second Row: Melody Norman, Donna Collins, Loretta Gerrard. Ski Club Front Row- Mike Greaver, Keith Gould, Clark Robinson, T.J. Shingleton, Tracy Webber, Dan Bordo, Jimmy Alvarez, Mark Smith, Charles Sperry, Doug Comer. Second Row- Jo Nerhood- Advisor, Lisa Tragemann, Johnna Pokrzywa, Paula Louden, Amelia Vespoint, Rose Audia, Tracy Tragemann, Kristi Parker, Bobbi Jo Leeson, Tina Kopp, Libby Bennett, Kristin Wright, Jennifer Richards, Tammy Nelson, Tracy Keister- Advisor. Foreign Language Club First row- Kim Hyatt, Marci Bobet, Holly Carder, Jenny Carstensen, Lisa Brooks, Lisa Sabatelli, Debbie Lipscomb, Mrs.Wise-Gladwell, Mrs Giese. Second Row- Jimmy Jenkins, Kevin Helm, Leslie Coleman, Michelle Greaver, Lesli Lynch, Robbin Maxwell, Brooke Amodio, Robin Feathers, Kim Adams, Linda Lipscomb, Kim Bee, Christine Farmer. Third row- Eef Fontanez, Heidi Dunkle, Tammy LaPenotiere, Kris Simon, Evelyn Sandy, Joe Cleavenger, Danny Rogers, Deana Kraft, Cathy Merrifield, Becky Farley, Jeanne Shingleton, Linda Marshall. Fourth row- Melissa Walker, Adda Robinson, Donald Ferguson, Kathy McKisic, Morgan Cleavenger, Trisha Mayle, Melissa McLean, Becky Samples, Christy Casey, Kathy Weekly. Fifth row- Missy Dolly, Kristi Franklin, Janet Warner, Stephanie Ashley, Holly Bunnell, Jeanne McIntyre, Sandy Audia, Brad Swiger, John Liptak, Meredith Lunzater, Julie Cox. Patricia Paynter, Chuck 173 Bland. National Honor Society First Row: Diane Carder, Robbin Maxwell, Angie Jones, Tracy Tragemann, Johnna Pokrzywa, Maria Curia, Amelia Vespoint, Belinda Cottrill. Second Row: Lisa Talkington, Michele Loria, Elizabeth Pratt, Mike Mullenaux, Suzanne Mazer, Eric Collins, Lori Alkire, Michelle Davis, Beth Davis, Cheryl Ashcraft, Lisa Sabatelli, Cindy Nosse, Donna Hall, Becky Paynter, Mr. John Hudkins, Advisor. Third Row: Ronald Johnson, Rusty Mazzie, Sam Wagner, Lynn Canfield, T. J. Shingleton, Debbie Lipscomb, Bobbijo Leeson, David Southern, Daniel Bordo, Mike Ashcraft, Kara Alker. Not Pictured: Tammy Moore. Newspaper Staff 174 Seated, Left to Right: Paula Louden, Debbie Lipscomb, Lisa Cox, Kara Alker. Standing: Mrs. Honaker, Advisor, Jimmy Alvarez, Dena Fittro, Sherri Poe, Dawn Boggs, Mike Mullenaux. Society of Distinguished American High School Students First row- Lisa Tragemann, Kyra Schweiker, Tina Kopp, Bobbi Jo Leeson, Rusty Mazzie, Tracy Trage- mann, Tammy Nelson, Daniel Bordo, Kara Alker, Amelia Vespoint, Johnna Pokrzywa. Second row- Jennifer Richards, John Teter, Michele Loria, Michelle Davis, Anna Cain, Lisa Sabatelli, Debbie Lipscomb, Scott Warner, Mike Mullenaux, Jon Ogden. Third row- A.J. Curran, Janice Jones, Cindy Nosse, Elizabeth Pratt, Beth Davis, Jim Gregory, Angie Jones, Tami Ronzo, Sandi Williams. Eourth row- Lisa Talkington, Lisa Brooks, Melissa McLean, Kim Rhoads, Michelle LeMasters, Diane Carder, Cindy Short, Lori Alkire, Becky Paynter, Maria Curia. Fifth row- Donna Hall, Cheryl Steele, Belinda Cottrill, T.L. Reaser, Eric 17S Ashcraft, Lynn Canfield, Missy Shiffra, Darla Sexton, Howard Walls, Robbin Maxwell, Suzanne Mazer. First row- Bobbi Jo Leeson, Rusty Mazzie, Tracy Tragemann, Daniel Bordo, Johnna Pokrzywa. Second row- Diane Carder, Lisa Tragemann, Michelle Davis, Lisa Sabatelli, Debbie Lipscomb, Mike Mullenaux. Third row- Lynn Canfield, Lisa Talkington, Lisa Brooks, Cindy Nosse, Beth Davis, Elizabeth Pratt, Suzanne Mazer, Jon Ogden. Fourth row- Donna Hall, Cheryl Steele, Belinda Cottrill, Angie Jones, Maria Curia, Robbin Maxwell. Not Pictured- Cheryl Ashcraft, Tami Ronzo. Who’s Who Among American High School Students Rhododendron Girls State Seated from left- Tracy Tragemann, Darla Sexton, Lisa Talkington, Lisa Sahatelli. Standing from left- Diane Carder, Lori Alkire. Mountaineer Boys State Seated from left- Mike Mullenaux, Dan Bordo, Scott Warner, Jon Ogden. Standing from left- Howard Walls, Rusty Mazzie. 176 1985-86 Liberty High School Choir First Row Left to Right: Tammy Lapenatiere, Lisa Childers, Melody Norman, Michelle Rogers. Second Row: Cheri Decker, Radonna Myers, Mary Jo Richards, Director, Marsha Broadstone, Sonya Swiger, Angie Thomp- son, Darlene Six, Starla Scheuvrant, Cheryl Steele. Third Row: Terri Sheuvrant, Paul Watson, Sean Snider, Mark Loar. All State Choir 177 Left to Right: Lisa Childers, Melody Norman The November Flood On November 4, 1985, students were sent home early from school because of high waters. No one ever imagined the disaster that was to take place on November 5. Twenty-nine counties were struck by a flood, causing an estimated 500 million dollars worth of damage. Thirty eight people lost their lives, ten were missing, and 2,587 were found homeless. Many businesses were temporarily put out of commission, while others would never re-open. Houses, cars, and livestock were moved, in many cases miles from where they belonged. Some farmers not only lost their livestock, but they will never be able to farm on their land again. National Guardsmen, doctors. State Police, and many other volunteers worked around the clock. With the aid of the Red Cross and other organizations, rescue missions were set up to house, feed, and clothe the homeless. Many weeks were spent in clean up and relocation efforts. The most important thing to remember about the flood is the fact that our State pulled together in a time of disaster and we made it”! 179 180 181 Italian Students During the month of February, Liberty High School was visited by 15 Italian students and their teacher, Mrs. Donata Viviani. They were participating in the school exchange program spon- sored by the National Association of Secondary School Princi- pals. These students stayed with Liberty High School students to observe the American culture and style of life. A variety of activities was planned for the visitors while at Liberty to acquaint them with our educational and leisure activities. On Feb. 13, the students traveled to Charleston to tour the Capitol and visit the Cultural Center. During their stay in America, they also enjoyed dances, basketball games, and shopping at American malls. Mrs. Giese, our Italian teacher, arranged for the exchange of these students. She hopes that these visits and friendships will continue. Next year she plans to take a group of Liberty students to visit their school in Rovereto, Italy. This exchange of students be- tween schools was a meaningful and wonderful experience not to be soon forgotten. STUDENT LIFE September October November December Beth Davis Debbie Lipscomb Lisa Marie Sabatelli Cheryl Ashcraft January February March Bobbi Jo Leeson Lynn Renee Canfield Tracy Tragemann 186 Girl of the Month September October November December John Michael Teter Rusty J. Mazzie, Jr. T. J. Shingleton Daniel J. Bordo January Jonathan F. Ogden February Ronald Lee Johnson, Jr- March Michael R. Ashcraft April May June Douglas B. Sprouse James Gregory Eric M. Collins 187 Boy of the Month You’ve always been there to lend a helping You always do everything you can. Now 1 thank you in the only way I could, Because I believe it’s time someone shoul Don’t think that when I leave, I leave You mean too much, your memory I’l I’ll be back from time to time, Until I do, you’ll be with me in I’ll remember you and you’ll reme And what the future holds we ca Friends forever, and when forev One thing will remain, friends by Suzanne Mazer In Memoriam Death is never good news. Three times this year the staff and student body here at Liberty have been shak- en by the tragedy of the untimely death of our own. At times like these, we all look deep within ourselves for the meaning of life and realize what a precious and fragile gift that life is. 189 Valedictorians and Salutatorian Cheryl Ashcraft Lisa Sabatelli Eric Collins Our senior year- we finally made it! It hardly seems like three years ago that we stepped into the halls of Liberty, for the most part, very scared sophomores. Time has passed much too quickly. As I leave here, I sometimes wonder how we survived. There has been so much learning, both through classes and the many activities we have participated in. I would like to thank my family, teachers, and friends for never giving up on me and for never letting me give up on myself. And to the Class of 1986, I would like to say -it has been three super years, truly three of the best years of my life. I wish you all the best in life — may happiness and love abound. You will always hold a special place in my heart. God bless you. — Cheryl Ashcraft Numbers do not determine an age, the mind does. Each time we look back on these three years at Liberty, we return to our youth and find inspiration. Our high school years give us the means of retaining a jovial mind and heart. We seem to forget any bad feeling toward these years, but the great memories will last forever. Our years in high school provide the foundation for building our dreams into reality. —Eric Collins 190 Through my years at Liberty I have set goals for myself, goals that at first seemed impossible. But with the help and support from my family, friends and a great faculty, I was able to reach those goals and in the process become a more independent person. When I leave Liberty, I will take with me all the memories and experiences that I have shared with everyone. To all my fellow classmates of '86, I would like to wish you much happiness and success in everything you do and may you all get the best that life has to offer. — Lisa Sabatelli As I finish my senior year at Liberty, I am filled with anticipation as well as dread. I am anticipating all of the good times to come, but I am also dread- ing going off into the world on my own. My years at Liberty have been the best of my life — especially my senior year. It is hard for me to believe that things can only get better. When I leave Liberty, I will take with me three years worth of memories so that whenever I am down, I can look back on my high school years. I had good times and bad times, but I still survived. If things can only get better, how bad could they be? Best of luck to everyone, and may you get all you want out of life. — Tracy Tragemann Tracy Tragemann 191 Paula Louden Chanda McCracken Missy Shiffra Lisa Tragemann Kim Boyce Debbie Lipscomb 192 Johnna Pokrzywa 1986 Prom Court Maria Curia The theme of the 1986 From was These Dreams” by Heart. The From Queen was chosen by the luck of the draw. Each princess was allowed to select a rose wrapped in tissue paper. Nine of the roses were lavender and one was yellow. The lucky girl who chose the yellow’ rose was Maria Curia. She was crowned by the 1985 Prom Queen, Liticia Talerico. The music was provided by Easy Street”, and the decorations were in a Satin and Lace design. Sophomores served as maids and butlers. Just like old pals. Vi hat night to remember profile! No pictures please Here comes the bride! 1% May I have this dance? Mr. and Mrs. Photogenic Is it 11:00 yet? e' Hors d’oeuvres anyone? Make a wish. Pretcy as a rose. Rheti Scarlett return. Quick Lisa, look! 197 What’s wrong, lames? 198 Easy Street takes the floor. Introducing... How about sharing the joke? Camera fright! 199 SENIOR BANQUET Way to go , Bobbi Jo! Will everyone please stand?! The picture speaks for itself. Pie anyone? 200 204 ...from the wise! Our final walk. Mr. Blagg is watching for unparallel hats! One last look! Oh, my hair! You’re not nervous, are you Doug? What a pal. 205 Why Shane, I never knew! I caught ya! 206 Hilton offers a helping hand. Not quite shoulder to shoulder. ?07 Congratulations Grads! Finally on the right side! 210 Thank you, sir! 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