Nitro High School - Nitronian Yearbook (Nitro, WV)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1966 volume:

THERE IS A TIME . . . lime is to him who see As AiAe a fleeting momentto him coho waits, an eternity, din intangible get a reality, time Angers or flees, unaware of our desires. do we, members of a brief section of time; must strive to capture each fleeting moment; to live it folly and to cherish it as a warm memory. A here are numerous episodes in our halls private ones and those shared by many. It is our purpose in this bool to present a sampling of these memorable moments and, thus, stop and recall a short period of time for each to remember. For everything there is a season, and a time for every purpose under the heaven: •'i 5 A time to be born, and a time to die; a time to plant, and a time to pluck up that which is planted; 6 A time to kill, and a time to heal; a time to break down, and a time to build; 7 A time to weep, and a time to laugh; a time to mourn, and a time to dance; A time to cast away stones, and a time to gather stones together; a time to embrace, and a time to refrain from embracing; A time to get, and a time to lose; a time to keep, and a time to cast away; A time to rend, and a time to sew; a time to keep silence, and a time to speak; 12 13 A time to love, and a time to hate; a time of war, and a time of peace. 14 Within These Pages . . . DEDICATION............................page 16 ADMINISTRATION........................page 17 FEATURES..............................page 21 SPORTS................................page 43 CLASSES...............................page 61 FACULTY...............................page 127 ACTIVITIES............................page 137 ADVERTISING...........................page 159 STAFF SPONSOR......................Mrs. Hallie Grose CO-EDITORS...........Tim Estep, Natalie Hulshizer BUSINESS MANAGERS Sidney Biggs, Harold Hughes James Humphreys, Lora Uglow IN RECOGNITION of TIME SPENT IN SERVICE FOR The hopes and aspirations she has in- spired in countless students and col- leagues . . . Her great skill and scholarship as a teacher . . . Her warm and sincere friendliness re- flected in a quick bright smile . . . THE Senior Class dedicates with affectionate gratitude, NITRONIAN, 1966 VICE-PRINCIPAL Hubert B. Moore B.S. West Virginia Tech. M.A. Marshall University SECRETARY Mrs. Ruth Santrock 19 GUIDANCE COUNSELORS Mrs. Margaret Wilmoth B.S. Alderson Broaddus M.A. Marshall University Miss Margaret Hudson A.B. and M.A. Marshall University Counseling . . . is the profession of Mrs. Margaret Wilmoth and Miss Margaret Hudson. They are found in their offices consulting with students concerning topics and problems resulting from test scores to class problems. These ladies are dedicated not only to the services they perform, but also to the school, and each student's problem found therein. In addition to these duties, these energetic ladies are also co-sponsors of the College Club. 20 Features MISS SENIOR ... 1966 SARAH SCHOWEN MR. SENIOR ... 1966 BOB HUTSENPILLER The mighty Wildcats battle the Herbert Hoover Huskies. HOMECOMING The Senior Class Hall We Believe On November 6, 1965, amid the floats, music, sunshine and gaiety, the anticipation showed on the faces and in the nervous smiles of the three candidates vying for the title of Miss Wildcat 1966 . The floats have lined up at the far end, thus setting the field for the battle to take place. The mighty Wildcats were set to send the Huskies back to the doghouse. The half-time procession was led by Miss Huskie, escorted by Joel Graves. Miss Huskie was followed by Nitro royalty. Junior attendant, Nancy Alexander, escorted by Ray Little, set the pace for Sophomore attendant, Lola Payne, es- First Place Junior Class Hall Eve of Destruction-Dawn of Correction” The Sophomore Class Hall Ride the Victory Train 00000006 ®O©®O0H ,v. c V i %: yrr i 4 . ——« . � Winning Junior Class Float Winning Club Division Float- F.B.L.A. 1966 corted by Gary Lowther. These attendants were followed by the three Senior girls, who com- manded the crowd's attention with their beauty. The silence grew deep as they came forth. Nancy Magoun. escorted by Gary Smith, flashed a smile while Phyllis Reynolds, escorted by Hugh Kelly, took her place for the ceremonies. Bonnie Landers, escorted by Craig Wears, was taking her place as Renna Jordan, G.A.A. Presi- dent, escorted by Student Council President, Jim Raynes came into view. The procession was made complete by our reigning Miss Wildcat of 1964-65 , Mary Martin Moore, escorted by her husband, Ric Moore. G.A.A. girls with costumes from an era of the past. Spanish Club Float Pep Club Float 25 Phyllis Reynolds Miss Wildcat Nancy Magoun Senior Attendant MISS WILDCAT AND ATTENDANTS The final moment came, the name was announced, a cheer came forth from the crowd; Jim Raynes placed the crown, as Phyllis Reynolds, Miss Wildcat 1966 , wiped tears from her eyes and showed the crowd a truly winning and royal smile. Miss Wildcat's” honor was the climax of many awards presented during Homecoming. The anti-climax came during assembly, Friday, November 5, when the Junior Class was presented with the First Place trophy for the Hall Decorations. The presentation brought much joy for the Juniors as it represented an award for hours of hard work and planning. The Juniors' happiness was not short lived. After the hours of planning and hard work put into their hall, Eve of Destruction-Dawn of Correction , it came as quite a surprise to every- one when the Junior Class float won first place in the class division. The F.B.L.A. float was recognized as a truly remarkable float when named first place in the club division. Bonnie Landers Nancy Alexander Lola Paine Senior Attendant Junior Attendant Sophomore Attendant MISS WILDCAT Phyllis Reynolds 27 Ruth Russell Sarah Schowen THE SNOW QUEEN AND HER COURT Throughout the school year queens are elected to reign over their loyal subjects. Each season brings a new queen. The winter season is no exception. The Winter Formal was high- lighted with the crowning of Susan McClanahan, a petite and radiant Senior with a vivacious personality, as Miss Snow Queen of 1965. Attendants to Miss Snow Queen were: Ruth Russell escorted by Danny Allen; Sarah Schowen escorted by Bob Hutsenpiller; Linda Clendenin escorted by Ralph Lucas; Suzanne Maddox es- corted by Larry Hill; and Karen Gates escorted by Mike Hindle. Miss Snow Queen was escorted by Lee Selbe. Jim Raynes, Student Council President, crowned Susan as Queen and made the presentations. Linda Clendenin Suzanne Maddox Karen Gates SNOW QUEEN Susan McClanahan 29 BEST DANCER Sandra Atkins Jimmy Thomas THE MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Cathy Young Allen Schaeffer BEST MIXER Sarah Schowen Dayton Beard WITTIEST Debby Day Craig Wears CHOICE BEST PERSONALITY Sarah Schowen Bob Hutsenpiller BEST ATHLETE Renna Jordan Greg Harris MOST STUDIOUS Helen Smith Allen Schaeffer PEOPLE’S MOST BASHFUL Martha Burford Tom Waldorf MOST TALENTED Nancy Magoun Allen Schaeffer MOST MISCHIEVOUS Nancy Clarkson Craig Wears MOST POPULAR Sarah Schowen Bob Hutsenpiller c H E E R L E A D The Nitro High School Cheerleaders are Head, Linda Clendenin; Co-Head, Pat Reveal; Lora Uglow, Phyllis Reynolds, and Nancy Magoun. CHEERLEADERS R S 32 Susan McClanahan Senior Head THE NITRO Under the supervision of Susan McClanahan, Head Majorette, and Mrs. Delor- es McGucken, sponsor, the Nitro High School Majo- rettes corps have presented their snappy and precision drills and marching ability many times. Not only have they performed at all the football games, they have also participated in School assemblies and the Kanaw- ha Valley Majorette Festi- val. Beverly Powell Senior Ruth Russell Senior Lola Payne Sophomore Diana McClanahan Junior 34 MAJORETTES Head Majorette, Susan McClanahan, is also twirler of the corps. Susan and her corps put in a great many hours of practice for their half-time performances and assembly programs. Nitro High is certainly proud of their ten high- stepping Majorettes. i 'W 1 Hope Sanders Senior Jeanne Hackett Junior Mary Paff Senior THE NITRO HIGH SCHOOL BAND Mr. Conrad Paff The Nitro High School Band, under the leadership of Mr. Conrad Paff, has performed for various oc- casions throughout the school. Not only have they pre- sented their annual concerts, but they also present and perform their musical programs for pep assemblies, special assemblies and all of the football games. The band is the one group that represents the school through more of the county than any other school sponsored group. The band has represented Nitro High School many times at the annual Kanawha County Majorette Festival. This is one of the few Nitro High School groups that have had the opportunity to represent the school by travelling out of West Virginia. They represented Nitro High in the Lions International in Chicago several years ago. 36 SENIOR BAND MEMBERS BAND ASSISTANTS BAND SUPERLATIVES David Hoffman, Student Director Ricky Wallace and Joe Eddie Mattox; Drum Major and Assistant Drum Major respectively were chosen by Mr. Conrad Poff, Band Director, on the basis of their ability. These four persons are directly responsible for the success and superiority of the Nitro High School Band. HEAD DRUM MAJOR Rick Wallace, who has led the band through many marching routines and has shown his own ability by performing his intricate twirling routines, is Nitro High's Drum Major. This year Rick placed second in drum major twirling at the Majorette Festival. This is Rick's third year to participate as Nitro’s drum major and his second year to win a trophy in drum major twirling. 38 CHOIR The Nitro High School Concert Choir, under the direction of Mrs. Delores McGucken, consists of the best voices of the Senior and Junior Choirs. The Con- cert Choir has presented their choral programs at school functions and community functions. The Concert Choir has performed in pep as- semblies, special assemblies, for churches, and P.T.A. The highlighted performance of the Concert Choir is their Annual Choir Concert. From the Concert Choir, Mrs. McGucken chooses those people to represent Nitro High in All-County Choir and All-State Choir. This year Sarah Schowen, Jane Carpenter, Allen Schaeffer and Robert Dunn were chosen for All-State Choir. ALL-STATE CONCERT CHOIR 39 ALL-COUNTY THE CHORALEERS The Choraleers, under the direction of Mrs. Delores Mc- Gucken, Choir Director, is a spe- cial group which was organized to perform for community func- tions. The group is small enough to be invited to private homes for various meetings or to civic functions for larger audiences. 40 SENIOR CHOIR JUNIOR CHOIR MISS NITRO HIGH Miss Patti Hutsenpiller, a vivacious Senior, was chosen as Miss Nitro High to represent Nitro in the WKAZ parade on Oct- ober 30. Patti was chosen on the basis of her beauty, personality and school achieve- ments and activities. She was awarded First Runner Up by the WKAZ judges. WKAZ provided Patti with flowers and a convertible. She was escorted by Terry Allen. WKAZ planned a fun-filled evening too. After the parade, the contestants and their escorts were the guests of honor at a dance sponsored by WKAZ. Jane Carpenter Terry Roush Robert Dunn Gary Kamer 42 FOOTBALL Under the direction of new head coach, Joe Cowley, the Nitro Wildcats matched that previ- ous season's record of three wins and seven defeats. The record is deceiving, however, for Nitro lost several hard-fought games which could have been wins, had the breaks gone the other way. Although leading 13-7 at the half, Nitro lost its opening game against Barboursville, 25 to 13. The following weekend the Wildcats were held scoreless by a good St. Albans team, losing by a 49-0 margin. On September 24 the fired up Nitro gridders out-fought the South Charleston Black Eagles but lost, 19-13. Nitro led in first downs, 13-5, and the total yardage, 234-104, but was stymied in the scoring column. The game ended with Nitro on the Eagle's nine yard line. Nitro was then defeated by Dupont, 35-0, and Dunbar, 31-6, before recording its first victory of the season. The win occurred at Sissonville where the Wildcats rolled over the Indians, 27-0. Nitro continued to win, ringing up successive wins over Charleston Catholic and George Washington. The scores of these games were 8-7 and 20-7 respectively. In the final two games of the season Nitro was defeated by Herbert Hoover, 19-12, and Poca, 28-13. Leading the Wildcats during the campaign were backs Aaron Phillips, Ralph Lucas, Steve Whittington and Jim Turley and lineman Greg Harris. Assisting coach Cowley were Roy Blizzard, Carl Bradford and Jon Loftis. VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM FIRST ROW: L to R: George Madison, Johnny Allen, Ray Mosteller, Jim Hackett, Ricky Eads, Dick Cloxton, Dick Batman, Jerry Allen, Okey Thomas, Ralph Lucas, Ronnie Lusher, Gary Owens, Jerry Harrison, Eddie Cobb, Tommy Melton. SECOND ROW: Jim Thomas, Jim Turley, Steve Crissman, Jack Carrier, Larry Norvell, Tom Winters, Ronnie Bridgett, Randy Humphreys, Steve Thompson, Steve Whittington, Rodney McClanahan, Greg Russell, Greg Oliver, Bob Hutsenpiller, Tom Waldorf, Bob Meadows. THIRD ROW: Coaches Bradford and Blizzard, Dave Hudson, Lee Selbe, Clennie Arthur, Ed Rider, Greg Harris, Ken Pritt, Bob Roark, Archie Humphreys, Dayton Beard, Aaron Phillips, Ruffle Cobb, Tim Norvell, Roger Marino, Coaches Cowley and Loftis. aA RALPH LUCAS Senior Co-Captain Back DAVE HUDSON Senior End OKEY THOMAS Senior Back TIM NORVELL Junior Tackle ED RIDER Senior End DAYTON BEARD Senior Tackle JERRY HARRISON Sophomore Back AARON PHILLIPS Junior Back ARCHIE HUMPHREYS Junior End GREG OLIVER Senior Guard RODNEY McCLANAHAN Junior Guard TOM WALDORF Senior Guard KEN PRITT Junior Tackle JERRY ALLEN Senior Back BOB ROARK Junior Center DICK BATMAN Senior Line Backer LEE SELBE Senior End TOM WINTERS Junior Line Backer Jack Carrier goes around right end for yardage against Herbert Hoover. 48 RAYMOND MOSTELLER Junior Back JACK CARRIER Sophomore Line Backer ROGER MARINO Senior Back JIM HACKETT Junior Back JIM TURLEY Sophomore Back STEVE WHITTINGTON Junior Back BASKETBALL Coach Carl Bradford's young cagers finished the regulation basketball season with a record of ten wins and ten defeats. The Wildcats opened and closed the season with three wins but found the going rougher during mid-season. The Wildcats opened the campaign with victories over Poca, 63-43, Sissonville, 80-52, and St. Albans, 71-50. Nitro was first defeated by a good South Charleston ball club, 70-52. This defeat started a losing streak which extended five games. Other losses came at the hands of Barboursville, 70-59, Charleston Catholic, 79-65, Stonewall Jackson, 56-48, and Dunbar, 93-81. Except for Charleston Catholic, each of these opponents was ranked in the top ten in the state at some time during the season. Nitro returned to the winning track by defeating Sissonville, 76-57, and Herbert Hoover, 78- 68. At this point the Wildcats were again defeated by South Charleston, 82-65, but bounced back to take an overtime cliff-hanger from Dupont, 81-80. Nitro was then edged 48-43 by St. Albans in a hotly contested ball game. This was followed by successive defeats at the hands of Stone- wall, 67-61, and Dunbar, 87-67. The Wildcats closed the season with a rush, winning four out of five. Victories were gained over Dupont, 75-73, Herbert Hoover, 80-66, Poca, 77-55, and Bar- boursville, 75-63. The lone defeat was by Charleston Catholic, 74-60. Leading the Nitro cagers throughout the season was Gary Fowler, Ed Ely, and Bill Size- more. Fowler led the team in several departments and was second in the Kanawha Valley Conference in scoring with a 22.1 point-per-game average. Coach Bradford was assisted by Joe Cowley who directed the B team. VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM LEFT TO RIGHT: Eddie Smith, Gary Fowler, Archie Humphreys, Ray Little, Ed Ely, Bill Sizemore, Bill Hall, Roger Marino, Mike Hindle, Aaron Phillips, Jim Turley, Randy Atkins. Fellow teammates look on as Ed Ely shoots RIGHT: Not many guards can do this! Gary Fowler dunks for two in practice. Greg Harris battles for rebound as Gary Fowler and Ed Ely look on. BELOW: Action under the board during Dunbar game WILDCATS BREAK EVEN SCHEDULE Opponent Opponent WE THEY WE THEY 63 Poca 43 65 South Charleston 82 80 Sissonville 52 81 Dupont 80 71 St. Albans 50 43 St. Albans 46 52 South Charleston 70 61 Stonewall Jackson 67 59 Barboursville 76 67 Dunbar 87 65 Charleston Catholic 79 75 Dupont 73 48 Stonewall Jackson 56 60 Charleston Catholic 74 61 Dunbar 93 80 Herbert Hoover 66 76 Sissonville 57 77 Poca 55 78 Herbert Hoover 68 75 Barboursville 63 B TEAM KNEELING: Johnny Allen, Mike Moore. STANDING: Mike Stover, Bob Roark, Randy Humphreys, Gray Dotson. MANAGERS COACHES HEAD COACH: Coach Carl Bradford ASSISTANT: Coach Joe Cowley LEFT TO RIGHT: Chip Collins, Jimmy Thomas, Steve Johnson Jim Turley Sophomore 54 Eddie Ely Senior Bill Sizemore Senior Gary Fowler Junior Bill Hall Junior Roger Marino Senior Archie Humphreys Junior Aaron Phillips Junior Randy Atkins Sophomore Mike Hindle Senior FIRST ROW: L to R: Randy McDavid, Phil McRae, Jeff Hall. SECOND ROW: Bob Roark, Tom Hudnall. SPONSOR: Coach Cowley. GOLF TEAM SPRING SPORTS The so called minor sports are very much in evidence at Nitro this year, especially tennis and golf. Nitro has long been a tennis stronghold, and now there seems to be several talented drivers and putters as well. Under the direction of mentor Tom Munsey the boys tennis team is looking forward to an- other winning season, while the girls, coached by Almodie Leurant, await the start of the season with equal enthusiasm. The golf team, directed by Joe Cowley, is also looking forward to the opening match. The Nitro golfers match shots with teams from local schools on some of the most challenging courses in the area. 56 FIRST ROW: L to R: Dick Batman, Steve Ullum, Jimmy Henson, Jeff Hall. SECOND ROW: Larry Hill, Mike Cox, Bob Roark, Eddie Ely. SPONSOR: Mr. Munsey BOYS’ TENNIS TEAM GIRLS’ TENNIS TEAM LEFT TO RIGHT: Kaye Williams, LaDonna Martin, Brenda Gibson, Connie Townsend. SPONSOR: Mrs. Leurant. 57 TRACK TEAM CROSS COUNTRY TEAM FIRST ROW: L to R: Jimmy Thomas, Jimmy Irwin, Randall Stone, Mike Sharps, Bob Hutsenpiller. SECOND ROW: Rodney McClanahan, Dave Hudson, Richard Walker, Dave Jennings, Kenny Valentine, Eddie Null. FIRST ROW: L to R: Greg Martin, Robert Miller, Butch Ramsey, Dave Jennings, Kenny Valentine, Eddie Null. SECOND ROW: Coach Bradford, David Cavender, Greg Grant, Danny Smith, Gary Lowther, Jimmy Thomas. THIRD ROW: Ed Ely, Bill Sizemore, Mike Hindle, Gary Fowler, Randy Atkins. FIRSTROW: LtoR: Jim Justice, Tom Waldorf, Ed Rider, Mike Hindle, Ruffie Cobb, Dana Rawlings. SECOND ROW: Coach Bradford, Danny Allen, Gary Smith, Jerry Allen, Ralph Lucas, Bob Hutsenpiller, Jimmy Thomas. BASEBALL TEAM SPORTS OF SPEED Whether down the basepaths, over the hurdles, or across hilly terrain, speed is of the essence in the sports of baseball, track and cross country. Cross-country is new to Nitro this year, but under the direction of coach Carl Bradford it has already proven to be an asset to the athletic program. It is valuable as a conditioner for those wishing to participate in other athletics as well as being a highly competitive sport in its own right. Track, the natural complement to cross country, is rapidly gaining popularity at Nitro and the team is becoming stronger each year. Although it has been somewhat out of the limelight in past years, an expanded program under the guidance of coach Jon Loftis promises to make Nitro a team to reckon with the future. Baseball, the traditional spring pastime, is still con- sidered the favorite sport of many at Nitro High. The Wild- cats have enjoyed many fine seasons in the past, and this year, under the leadership of coach Carl Bradford, should be no exception. COACHES BASEBALL and CROSS COUNTRY: Carl Bradford. TRACK COACH: Jon Loftis. FIRST ROW: L to R: Larry Norvell, Delmer Lilly, Ronnie Simmons, Sollie Bartoe, Tim McDavid, David Dye, Randy McDavid, Jimmy Irwin, and Coach Roy Blizzard. SECOND ROW: Larry Simmons, Jim Hackett, David Cavender Terry Jividen, Paul Long, Dave Chapman, Ken Pritt, Ralph Lucas. THIRD ROW: George Madison, Mike Williams! Brook Kelly, Dick Batman, Damon Lett, Tom Brewer, Larry Thompson. WRESTLING TEAM After an absence of one year wrestling returned to Nitro High. This year the Wildcat grap- plers, coached by Roy Blizzard, compiled a record of nine wins and eleven defeats. This record is excellent when you consider the Wildcats were generally younger and less experienced than their opponents. They also operated under a great handicap in that much of the necessary equipment was in ill repair or non-existent. With the attainment of better facilities Nitro should challenge the best teams in the state. 60 COACH: Roy Blizzard SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Ronnie Bridgette Secretary -Treasurer Bob Meadows President David Dye Vice-President Beverly Adkins Cheryl Alford Johnnie Allen Keith Allen Sharon Angel Cheryl Applegate For the SOPHOMORES Brenda Arthur Clennie Arthur Randy Atkins Gary Bailey Paul Bailey Phil Bailey Vada Ball Sandy Barnett Tom Barth Sollie Bartoe Tommy Bateman Tom Belcher Kathy Blizzard Jerry Boggess Drema Boswell Joann Bower Terry Bowling Nancy Bowman Tom Brewer Bob Brick Ronnie Bridgette Tom Brown Brenda Burdette Connie Burk Judy Cadle Nancy Cadle Cary Caldwell Judy Carpenter Jack Carrier Janet Carney Carl Casto Julia Casto David Cavender John Cavender Tim Cavender Donald Chapman Brenda Cheeks Linda Clark Michael Clark Debbie Clarkson Keith Clendenin Joe Coalter Rebecca Cobb Mary Combs Patricia Combs John Cowley Cynthia Cox this was a beginning. . . Stephen Craig Fred Craven Harold Crawford Gary Creech Frank Cunningham Leroy Cunningham Nancy Cunningham Sandra Cyrus Donna Daniels Danny Davis Lois Davis Ramona Deane Irene Dickens Denzil Dorsey Gray Dotson Carol Douglas June Dunlap Terry Dunn David Dye Steven Dye Carol Edwards Allen Facemire Ricky Fields Bill Fisli Jerry Foley Donald Frazier Harriett Frazier William Gandee Charles Garnett Cynthia Gilbert Cynthia Gillenwater Judy Gillispie Ann Given Gary Given Ester Goodall Greg Grant June Gray Sharon Gribble David Groves Ronald Gunno Diana Hager Jim Hamilton Greg Harmon Bertha Harper Pamela Harris Jerry Harrison Marsha Harvey Frank Hayes New classes, new faces, new ways, soon i Mike Hayzlett Carolyn Hedrick Guy Hedrick Joe Henderson Larry Hicks Betty Higginbotham Billy Hill Dave Hill Garry Hill John Hill Larry Hill Kenny Hill Linda Hill Sharon Hill Richard Hively Mary Holcomb James Holley Valerie Holley Jim Hulshizer Randy Humphrey Pam Hutchinson Beverly Hutsenpille: James Jackson Vincent Jackson Jack Javins Terry Jividen Kathy Johnson Marianne Johnson Libbie Johnson Romelio Junco Kent Karnes Brooks Kelly Sharon Kesling Frances King Brenda Knight Bobby Landers Kathleen Landers Patricia Lawrence Robert Layton Joe Lee Sandy Lee Jack Lemon Damon Lett Sandy Litton Bill Long Dick Long Kermit Lovejoy Gary Lowther became familiar. as the Class of ’68 Richard Lucas Ronald Lusher George Madison On a Magaw Mike Marks Charlotte Martin Patricia Martin Sandy Martin Pat Mason Mike Mattea Joe Mattox Debbie Mayo Jim McCormick Rita McCormick Pam McCown Tim McDavid Tonya McGinn Ruthie McGrew Debbie McKown Robert Meadows Debbie Milam Doris Milam Randy Miller Bob Miller Diane Monday Mike Moore Brenda Morgan Susan Morrison Linda Mullen Bev Mullins Debbie Mullins Dexter Mullins Coy Musick Bill Myers Mike Myers Nancy Myers Paula Ogburn Dorothy Oldham Edward Oldham Jane Oldham Patti Patton Lola Payne Mike Payne Charles Peale David Perry Virginia Plumly Mike Potter Cathi Powell became a spirited part Tim Price Brenda Pritt Harold Pryor Hershal Pryor Dick Ramsey Larry Redman John Reynolds Sue Rigsby George Russell Greg Russell Chris Sales Phil Sanders Diana Searles Christine Seed Chris Shamblin Deanna Shamblin Tom Shepard Kaye Shockev Larry Simmons Sandra Simmons Wayne Simmons Charles Sizemore Sharon Slater Danny Smith Judy Smith Leslie Smith Susan Smith Tom Smith Vicki Smith Butch Sneed Dana Spence Patty Spence Donna Statts John Stovall Mike Stover Steve Styles Gerry Thacker Carol Thomas Jerry Thomas Kenny Thomas Larry Thompson Steve Thompson Kathy Thumm Albert Tinsley Brenda Tolley Gilbert Tolley Susan Toney Jim Turley of Nitro High Richard Uglow Steve Ullum Nancy Vicars Carolyn Wade Lorn Walker Lynn Walker Ann Wandling Mike Warner Candy Waybright Barbara Westfall Larry Whited Yevette Whited Barry Willard Danny Williams Mike Williams Art Williamson Glenn Winell Ted Winter Fred Withrow Alan Young George Young Nancy Young r i For the JUNIORS this JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS David Sayre President Gary Fowler Vice President Vicki Higginbotham Secretary-Treasurer Judy Abbott Nancy Alexander Karen Allen Russell Anderson Connie Asbury Colleen Ayers Bob Bailey Starr Bailey Vernon Bailey Beverly Barth Katherine Bartoe Kathleen Bartoe Wanda Bennett Nancy Boggess Barbara Bonnett Sandy Bostic Danny Bowen Bud Brown Karen Buffington Roderick Burns Chris Cadle Julia Caines Donna Calhoun Priscilla Curtis Steve Canfield Beverly Carpenter Judy Casebolt Brenda Casto Dorma Casto Mike Casto David Cavender David Chapman Jackie Chapman Betty Cheeks Eddie Cobb was the in-between year Laura Cobb Ned Colcord Chipper Collins Sharon Comer David Conley Mike Cox Tim Craig Patti Craigo Brenda Crane Phil Curtis John Daughtery Chuck Davidson Lynn Davis Pamela Davis Tommie Denny Teresa Dohohoe Judy Dorsey Margaret Doss Penny Dudley Diana Duffield Larry Duling Ronnie Dye Ricky Eads Bill Eastwood Sharon Erlewine Bobbie Farley Gloria Fields Rhonda Fields Suzanne Fisher Colleen Flanagan Classes became more challenging. Activities Gary Fowler Debbie Ford Sandra Ford Jo Frazier Deborah Gardner Tim Gardner Brenda Gibson Judy Gibson Steve Gibson Peggy Golden Becky Goodnight David Graley Frank Gray James Hackett Jeanne Hackett Bill Hall Jeff Hall Judy Hall Vicki Hamrick Steve Hardman Bruce Hedrick Gary Hedrick Gary Hensley David Higginbotham Vicki Higginbotham Denver Hill Diana Hill Dinah Hill Martha Hill Mike Hill added greater responsibilities Phil Hill Terry Hill Steve Honaker Mike Hoover Pat Hopper Karen Howard Tom Hudnall Diane Hughes Archie Humphreys Regina Ingram Steve Irwin Nancy Jarrell Sharon Jett Steve Johnson Diana Jones Shirley Jordan Marsha Keatly John Kershner Sharon Lamb Bonnie Lambert Gaye Landers Howard Lanham Peggy Lemon Pamela Lett Delmer Lilly Ray Little Mark Loring Ruth Lucas Martha Lunsford Diane McClanahan Class rings arrived. . .A Myriad of projects Rodney McClanahan Pat McCormick Karen McHenry John McKown David McLaughlin Margie Macleery Judy Mahaney Susie Mancari Mike Mannix Linda Marks Tom Marshall Charlie Martin Greg Martin Karen Martin LaDonna Martin Resa Martin Joyce Mattox Deloris Meadows Mike Meadows Tom Melton Sandra Merical Larry Milam Paula Miller Roy Miller Troy Miller Sandy Miller Ray Mosteller Ricky Myers Lana Munday Luanna Neal and intensive planning pointed the Gloria Nelson Buddy Newell Ronnie Nienke Larry Norvell Tim Norvell Gary Painter Sue Parsons Douglas Patton Kati Payne Bill Payne Aaron Phillips Bill Phillips Danny Pleska Thomas Plumley Diane Portz Becky Price Helen Pring Brenda Pritt Ken Pritt Mike Randolph Billie Rardon Mike Raynes Barbie Reger Carolyn Rhodes Florence Riffle Suzanne Roberts Danny Rose Kay Rose Bob Roark Richard Rustmeyer way to a gala prom. And now Gerri Saunders Bob Saunders David Sayre Nancy Sayre Barbara Schneider Joyce Seed Karen Shahan Carol Shivertaker Drema Simmons Ronnie Simmons Linda Sizemore Peggy Skeen Linda Skeens Bobby Smith Doug Smith Eddie Smith Libby Smith Frank Smith Patsy Smith Pam Snoddy Richard Spence Alice Stahl Doug Stalnaker Steve Stalnaker Mike Stanley Deanna Starks David Stephens Doug Stewart Judy Stewart Shirley Stewart they are almost Seniors. Donna Taylor Andrea Thaxton Linda Thomas Carol Tucker James Turley Patty Utt Sharon Vance Terry Voiles Evelyn Walker Mona Walton Betty Westfall Danny White Phil White Mike Whited Steve Whittington Delores Willard Larry Williams Tom Winter Dennis Winthrow James Witt Susie Workman Billy Young With more responsibilities Junior Pam Davis views the many setting in the rings available to the Class of f67. Spanish students display the Christmas spirit with their presentation of 'EI Doce Dias de Navidad’. t6rtolas I pwjon s El DOCCS DUS DE NAVIDAD JOCHO SIETE f CISNCS . -mf-c NADAMDO rejgf K OALLINAS - ft rf rrurn Ajituks UN PERDI ft DC OPOS UN PEPA . D(XI t wears t‘weai£At« r 1 I i I n SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President: Bob Hutsenpiller Vice President: Nancy Magoun Secretary: Cathy Young 77 THE SENIOR CLASS HISTORY The clock struck seven and the halls of Nitro High School looked like endless roads of confusion. As seventh graders we led the upperclassmen a rough life as we scrambled furiously to the next class. Fear dominated our mere existence from 8:30 until 3:15. The clock struck eight and the path was a bit more distinct, but when it struck nine Nitro High School had become an old thing. The second semester of our freshman year, we along with numerous seventh and eighth graders, were transferred to the newly built Jr. High. Some of our most treasured memories lie within the walls of Nitro Jr. High; our first graduation, forming our own student government and electing its leaders; dedications and class day; com- posing and innitiating the school song, but above all, our principal Mr. Reppert, who was re- sponsible for instilling in us an attitude of pride and eagerness to work together as a whole class to meet our goals. He will always be the most important part of that cherished memory. When the clock struck ten we found ourselves once more traveling the halls of NHS, led by President Dave Burdette, Vice-President Joe Skeens, and Secretary and Treasurer Susan McClanahan. It was during this year that we began participating in a new eight period a day schedule. As juniors we became students of decision choosing first our class president-Bob Hutsen- piller, Vice-President Ruth Russell; and Secretary and Treasurer-Sarah Schowen, then de- ciding on class colors, class motto, class rings, and ideas for the prom. In the hall decorating competition we met victory with our theme Massacre Road . The clock struck eleven and the Junior-Senior Prom truly proved to be Some Enchanted Evening. Now the clock is striking twelve, graduation is only seconds away, the twelfth strike of the clock will mean our high school years will be a thing of the past. Our motto, The past holds memories, the future holds promise, seems to be quite appropriate at this dividing hour. We, the graduating class of 1966, believe in Nitro High School. We believe that many prosperous students will enter and exit through its doors as each generation unfolds. Realizing that we must go on to a new hour, a new day, and also a new life, we also believe in ourselves and that we will find the promise that the future future holds. 78 SENIOR CLASS FRANK ADKINS Visual Education-2,3; Electronics Club-2,3; D.O.P.-4. DAVID LEE AKERS Gym Helper-2; Electronics Club-2,3. CAROLYN SUE ALDERSON GAA-3; Jr. Red Cross-3; Library Club-2,3,4; Masquers-4; Quill and Scroll-4; Spy Glass Staff-3,4 (4th page editor); Annual Staff-4 (Sen. Ed.); Y-Teens-4; Coll. Club-4; Debate Team-3; Zerbe Award-3; Prom Comm.-3; For. League-4 (Sec.); Broadcaster Ts-3,4. DANNY EUGENE ALLEN Pep Club-2,3,4; Baseball-2,3,4; Bas- ketball-2; Football-2,3,4; Annual Staff; Weight Lifting. For the Seniors it was a very good year. . . JERftY WAYNE ALLEN Student Council-2; Hi-Lions-3,4; Pep Club-2,3,4; Baseball-2,3,4; Basket- ball-2,4; Track-2,3,4; Wrestling-2,3; Electronics Club-2; Weight Lifting- 2,3,4; Varsity Club-2,3,4; Prom Comm.-3; Gym Helper. JOHN ALLEN JR. 79 SENIOR KAREN FAYE ALLISON Band-2,3,4; Choir-3; FBLA-4; Prom Comm.-3; Choraliers-4: Hall Dec.-4. ANITA MARLENE ANGEL Student Council-2; Jr. Red Cross-4. DENNIE RAY ASBURY Electronics Club-2,3. SANDRA KAY ATKINS Nat. Hon. Soc.-4; Student Council-4; FTA-4; GAA-2,3,4; Masquers-3 Pres; Pep Club-3,4 Sec.Treas; Span. Club- 2,4; Y-Teens-2,4; Prom Comm.-3; College Club-4; Sr. Attendant to Miss GAA; Hall Dec.-3,4. 80 CLASS SANDRA LEE BALL Student Council-2,3; GAA-3,4; Gym Helper-4; Pep Club-2,3,4; Hall Dec.- 3,4; Prom Comm.-3. CAROL ANN BARNETT Choir-2,3; Concert Choir-4; FBLA- 4; Jr. Red Cross-4; Y-Teens-2,3. RICHARD LEE BATMAN Student Council-3,4; H i - Lions-3,4; Pep Club-4; Span. Club-3; Baseball- 2; Football-4; Tennis-2,3,4; Wres- tling-2; Varsity Club-2,3,4. DAYTON CROCKETT BEARD Student Council-3,4; H i - Lions-3,4; Masquers-3; Pep Club-2,3,4; Span. Club-2,3; Basketball Manager-3; Football-2,3,4; Wrestling-2; College Club-4; Varsity Club-2,3. STEPHANIE LYNNE BEASLEY Student Council-2; Cadet Teaching-4; FBLA-4; FTA-4; Latin Club-2; Li- brary Club-2; Pep Club-2,3,4; Span. Club-2,3; Prom Comm.-3; Hall Dec.- 4. KENNITH WAYNE BELCHER Pep Club-3,4; Spanish Club-2,3,4. 81 SENIOR FRANCIS DOUGLAS BESS Band-2,3,4. SIDNEY JAYNE BIGGS FTA-3,4; GAA-3,4; Latin Club-2; Li- brary Club-2,3,4; Masquers 3; Pep Club-3,4; Quill Scroll-3,4; Spy Glass Staff-3,4; Annual Staff-4 (Jr. Ed.) Y-Teens-3,4; College Club-4; Prom Comm.-3; Kanawha County Li- brary Club Pres. 4. CAROL LYNN BOGGESS FBLA-3; Jr. Red Cross-3; Library Club-3; Pep Club-3,4; Spanish Club- 2; College Club-3,4; Prom. Comm.-3; Clinic Helper-3. VADA EVELYN BOGGESS Class and club officers were chosen PAULINE ELIZABETH BRADLEY Miss-GAA-4; Cadet Teacher-3; Choir-2,3,4; FTA-2,3,4; GAA-2,3,4; Masquers-4; Pep Club-4; Annual Staff-4 (Club, Faculty Ed.); Y-Teens- 2,3,4; College Club-4; Chair. Prom Comm.-3. PAMELA LYNN BRICK Choir-2,3,4; Dectet-4; FTA-3,4; Mas- quers-3; Pep Club-3,4; Quill Scroll- 3,4 (Pres.); Spanish Club-4; Spy Glass Staff-3,4; Annual Staff-4 (Club Ed.); College Club-3,4; Prom Comm.-3. 82 CLASS PHILLIP BEEDE BROWN Wrestling-2,3,4; Visual Education Club-2,3,4; Weight Lifting. BARBARA ANN BRYAN FBLA-3,4. EDDIE BURCH DAVID RANDALL BURDETTE Nat. Hon. Soc.-4; Pres. Soph. Class; Hi-Lions-V. Pres.-3, Pres.-4; Pep Club-3,4; Spanish Club-3; Baseball- 2,4; Basketball-2,3; Golf-3; Tennis- 2,3,4; Annual Staff-4; College Club-3, 4. amid the daze of being a Senior MARTHA LOU BURFORD Choir-3,4; FBLA-3,4, V. Pres. WILLIAM BRADFORD BURGESS Entered from Stonewall Jackson-3. 83 SENIOR JUDITH ANN BYRNSIDE Cadet Teacher-2; Choir-2,3,4; FTA- 2,3,4; GAA-2,3,4; Masquers-3; Pep Club-2; Y-Teens-2,3,4; Prom Comm.- 3. KENDELL LEE BARNEY, JR. Baseball-3,4. MARILYN JANE CARPENTER Nat. Hon. Soc.-3,4; Y-Teens-2,3,4; All State Choir-4; All County-3,4; FTA-3, 4 (Treas.); Library Club-2,3,4 (V. Pres.-4); Spanish Club-2,3,4; Spy Glass Staff-3; Thespians-3,4; Annual Staff-4; College Club-3; Spanish Award-3; Mu Alpha Theta-4. MARY CASH FBLA-3,4 (Pres.-4); Pep Club-3,4; Spy Glass Staff-3. L PAMELA DIANE CAVENDER FTA-3; Masquers-3; Pep Club-4; Quill and Scroll-4; Spanish Club-2,3,4; An- nual Staff-4; Y-Teens-2,3,4; College Club-3. ROSE LYNN CAVENDER Student Council-4; Y-Teens-2,3; Choir-3,4; FTA-3,4; GAA-2; Jr. Red Cross-2,4; Pep Club-2,3,4; Spanish Club-2; College Club-4; Prom Comm.- 3. 84 CLASS ROSA LEE CHAPMAN Gym Helper-4; Junior Red Cross-3; Masquers-3; Pep Club-2,3 NANCY LEE CLARKSON FBLA-3; GAA-3,4; Pep Club-3,4; Tennis-2; Spy Glass Staff-3; Prom Comm.-3. LINDA SUE CLENDENIN Cheerleader-3,4, Head-4; Student Council-3,4; Choir-3,4; GAA-3,4; Jr. Red Cross-4; Office Girl-3,4; Pep Club-2,3,4. SHARON LYNN CLENDENIN Student Council-2,3; Choir-2,3,4; La- tin Club-2; Masquers-3; Pep Club-2, 3,4; Spanish Club-3,4, Sec. 4; Spy Glass Staff-4; Y-Teens-3; College Club-3,4. RICHARD LEE CLOXTON Student Council-2,4; Hi-Lions-3,4; Pep Club-2,3; Track 3; Football-2,3, 4. The cafeteria is a place where students can relax after a busy morning of class- es. SENIOR RUFFNER FRANKLIN COBB Baseball-2,3,4. JAMES FRANKLIN COLE Student Council-2,3; Latin Club-2; Masquers-Pep Club-2,3,4; Tennis-2; Football-2; College Club-3,4; Weight Lifting-2,3,4; Del. to Know Your State Gov.-2. This was the year for lighter LINDA KAY COOK Choir-2,3,4; GAA-2,3,4, Treas.-4; Library Club-2,3,4, Treas.-4; Pep Club-4; Spanish Club-2,3; Y-Teens- 2,3; Prom Comm.-3. WILLIAM ALLEN COOPER Golf-2; Electronics Club-4. 86 CLASS BRENDA JEAN COUNTS FTA-2,3,4; Pres.-4; Office Girl-4; Pep Club-3,4; Spanish Club-2; Annual Staff-4; Y-Teens-4; College Club-3; 4; Prom Comm.-3. JOHN DEE COX Electronics Club-2,3. TERRY CRAIG Choir-2,3; FBLA-4; FTA-4; Jr. Red Cross-2; Spanish Club-2,3. SHARON LYNN CRAVEN GAA-2,3,4; Pep Club-4; Y-Teens-4. schedules and time for fun BRENDA GAIL CREECH GAA-3,4; Pep Club-3,4. LILLIAN L. CRITES FBLA-3. 87 SENIOR JANICE LYNN CUNNINGHAM FTA-2,3,4; Masquers-3; Pep Club-2, 3,4; Office Girl-4; Quill and Scroll- 3,4; Spanish Club-2,3,4; Spy Glass Staff-3,4; Y-Teens-2,3; College Club- 3,4; Mu Alpha Theta-4. EDGAR L. DAVIS Band-2,3,4. ROBERT E. DAVIS Wrestling-2,4. DANNY DAY DEBORAH MARY DAY GAA-3; Pep Club-3,4; Prom Comm.- 3. DARRYL DERMONT DEAN Visual Education Club-2,3. 88 CLASS MARSHA LYNN DIEHL Pep Club-4; Spanish Club-2. EDDIE RAY DUNCAN Student Council-2; Choir-3,4. DANNY ELBERT EUGENE DUNN Choir-2,3,4; Latin Club-2,3; Mas- quers-2,3; Baseball-3. ROBERT HOWARD DUNN Student Council-3,4; Band-2,3,4; Choir-2,3,4; All County-2,3,4: Hi- Lions-3,4; Latin Club-2,4; Jasons-2. 4; Pep Club-4; Quill and Scroll-3,4; Spy Glass Staff-3,4; College Club-4. CHERYL LEA ECCLES Cadet Teacher-3; Choir-2,3,4; FTA- 2,3,4; Jasons-3,4, Sec.-4; Library Club-2,3,4; Masquers-3; Pep Club-2; Spanish Club-2,3; Y-Teens-2,3,4; Col- lege Club-3,4. NANCY ANN EDGELL FBLA-4; GAA-4; FHA-4. 89 SHARON KAY EDWARDS EDWARD MARSHALL ELY Nat. Hon. Soc.-3,4; Basketball-3,4; Tennis-2,3,4; Annual Staff-4 (Sports Ed.); College Club-4. CHARLES FRANKLIN ERVIN Jasons-4; Pep Club-4; College Club- 4; For. League-4; Student Council-4; Entered from Stonewall Jackson-3. TIMOTHY NEIL ESTEP Nat. Hon. Soc.-3,4 (Pres.-4); Student Council-2,3,4; French Club-2; Hi- Lions-3,4 (Sec.-4); Pep Club-3,4; An- nual Staff-4; (Co-Ed.); College Club- 4 (Pres.); Boys’ State-3; Del. to Jr. Executive Conf. W.V.U.-3; Nat. Merit Semifinalist. Merit-semi-finalists were announced THOMAS EDWARD ESTES Pep Club-2; Track-3; Visual Educa- tion Club-2; Electronics Club-2. SANDRA KAY FAULKNER FBLA-3; Jr. Red Cross-2. 90 JUDY KAY FERRARI FBLA-3,4; (Treas.-4); GAA-2,3,4; Jr. Red Cross-3,4; Y-Teens-2. LINDA SUE FERRARI GAA-2,3,4; Jr. Red Cross-4; Office Girl-3,4; Pep Club-4; Annual Staff-4; D.O.P.-4. NANCY KATHERN FERRARI GAA-2,3,4; Jr. Red Cross-4; Office Girl-2,3,4; Pep Club-4; Annual Staff- 4; D.O.P.-4. DONNA YVONNE FISHER GAA-2,3,4; Jr. Red Cross-4; Office Girl-2. as college boards loomed ahead THOMAS ALLEN FISHER Student Council-4; Band-2,3,4. BARBARA JEAN FORE Jr. Red Cross-4. 91 SENIOR HELEN JEAN GANDEE Choir-3,4; Concert Choir-4; FBLA- 2,3,4; GAA-3,4; Gym Helper-4; Jr. Red Cross-2,3. SHERRIE JEAN GANDEE SHIRLEY MARIE GARNETT Choir-3,4; FBLA-3,4; Jr. Red Cross- 2,3; Office Girl-2,3; Pep Club-4. Ruth Russel and lucky Santa share a good time at the Winter Formal. 92 CLASS LESLIE KAREN GATES Student Council-3,4; Choir-3,4; GAA- 2; Pep Club-2,3,4; Masquers-3 (Treas.-3); Office Girl-4; Spanish Club-2; College Club-3,4. JO ANNA GIBSON Junior Red Cross-4; Office Girl-4. JOHN MAC GIBSON Visual Education Club-2,3 (V. Pres.); Electronics Club-2,3. ANNETTE B. GILBERT FTA-4; GAA-2,3,4; Spanish Club-3,4 (Vice Pres.); Y-Teens-2,3,4; College Club-3; Prom Comm.-3; Forensic League-4; FHA-4. KAREN LOUISE GILLESPIE Choir-2; FBLA-4; FTA-3,4; Library Club-2,3,4; Y-Teens-4; Spanish Club- 3,4. JOEL PRESTON GRAVES Jasons-2,3,4; Pep Club-4; Basketball- 3; Wrestling-2; Weight Lifting-3. 93 SENIOR ELIZABETH ANN GRAY Choir-2,3,4; GAA-2,3,4; Pep Club-3, 4. GARY G. GRAY FTA-4; Jasons-4; Basketball-3; Foot- ball-2,3; Wrestling-2; College Club-3; Weight Lifting-2,3. Majorette festival, homecoming, and MARILYN YVONNE HARBERT Nat. Hon. Soc.-4; Cadet Teacher-2,3; Choir -3,4; FTA-2,3,4; GAA-2,3,4; Masquers-3,4; Office Girl 4; Pep Club-3; Spanish Club-2,3 (Pres.-3); Y-Teens-2,3,4; Annual Staff-4; Col- lege Club-4; Prom Comm.-3. NANCY KAREN HARMON Nat. Hon. Soc.-4; Choir-2,4; Chora- liers-4; FBLA-4; FTA-3,4; Library Club-2,3,4; Spanish Club-2,3; College Club-3; D.O.P.-4. 94 CLASS CAROLYN SUE HARRIS FHA-4. GREG HARRIS Basketball-2,3,4; Baseball-2,3; Foot- ball-2,3,4; Track-2,3,4; Weight Lift- ROBERT HATFIELD ROGER LEE HARTLEY Student Council-3,4; Pep Club-4; Spanish Club-2; Baseball-2; Basket- ball-3. football highlighted autumn BARBARA LYNN HAYES Choir-2,3,4; Library Club-2. RICHARD DARREL HAYES Choir-2,4; Latin Club-2,3,4 (Pres.-2); Library Club (Pres.-4); Annual Staff- 4; College Club-3,4; Pres.’s Club-4; Forensic League-4; Latin Award-2,3. 95 SENIOR LINDA LOU HAYNES FBLA-3,4; FTA-4; FHA-4; GAA-2,3, 4; Jr. Red Cross-2,3,4 (Sec.-Treas.- 3, Pres.-4); Y-Teens-4. LINDA DOLORIS HAYNES GAA-4; Jr. Red Cross-2. MARY LEE HICKS Student Council-4; Y-Teens-4; GAA-2, 3,4; Pep Club-3,4. LARRY ALAN HILL Student Council-4; Choir-3,4; Jasons- 2,3,4; Jr. Red Cross-2,3; Pep Club-2, 3,4; Spanish Club-2,3,4; Annual Staff- 4; College Club-4. MAXWELL MARTON HILL Visual Education Club-2,3,4 (Pres.- 4); Electronics Club-2,3 (Pres.-3). MIKE HINDLE Choir-4; Hi-Lions-3,4; Pep Club-4; Spanish Club-4; Baseball-3,4; Track- 45 Basketball-2,3,4; College Club-3,4. 96 CLASS JOSEPH LEE HISSOM French Club-2. JUDY KAY HIVELY FBLA-4; Jr. Red Cross; Office Girl- 4; Pep Club-4; Spanish Club-2. CHARLES DAVID HOFFMAN Choir-4; Concert Choir-4; Thespians- 4; Band-2,3,4 (Student Director). SAMUEL RAY HOLCOMB Pep Club-4; Baseball-3,4; Football- 4; Track-4; Wrestling-2,4. DAVID MICHAEL HUDSON FBLA-4; French Club-4; Hi-Lions-4; Jasons-2,3; Pep Club-3,4; Baseball- 3,4; Football-4; Track-3,4; Wrestling - 4; Col. Club-3,4; Weight Lifting-3,4. HAROLD LEE HUGHES Student Council-3,4; Choir-3,4; Fr. Club-2; Hi-Lions-3,4; Jasons-2,3; Jr. Red Cross-2; Masquers 3; Pep Club- 3,4; Span. Club-3; Baseball-2; Wres- tling-2; Thespians-4; Annual Staff Bus. Mgr.-4; College Club-3,4. 97 SENIOR NATALIE SUE HULSHIZER Student Council-4; Cadet Teacher-3; FTA-3; Fr. Club 2; GAA-3,4; Library Club-2,3,4; Masquers-3; Pep Club 4; Quill and Scroll-4; Spy Glass Staff-3, 4 (Bus. Mgr.); Annual Staff-4 (Co- Ed.); Y-Teens-2,3,4 (V.Pres.); Model U. N. Del.-3,4; WVSLA-4 (Corresp. Sec.). JAMES F. HUMPHREYS Fr. Club-2,3,4; Masquers-3,4; Quill Scroll-4; Spy Glass Staff-3,4; Annual Staff (Bus. Mgr.); Col. Club-3,4; De- bate Award-3; Forensic League-4 (V. Pres.); Model U.N.-3,4. Honor Society and Mu Alpha Theta BOBBY LEE HUTSENPILLER Class Pres.-3,4; Student Council-2,3, 4; Hi-Lions-3,4; Jasons-2; Pep Club- 2,3,4; Football-3,4; Track-3; Annual Staff-4. PATRICIA ANN HUTSENPILLAR Choir-2,3,4; FBLA-2,3; Office Girl- 4; Pep Club-3,4; Miss Nitro High School Conv. Queen-4. 98 CLASS JAMES RUSSELL IRWIN Pep Club-4; Track-3,4; Wrestling-4; Weight Lifting-4; Prom Comm.-3. HARRY V. JANEY, JR. Science Fair Participant-2. inductions brought honor to many CARSEL M. JIVIDEN Football-2,3; Track-2,3; Wrestling-2; Weight Lifting-2. SHARON SUE JOHNSON FBLA-4; GAA-3,4; Jr. Red Cross-4; Pep Club-3; Y-Teens-4; Prom Comm.-3. 99 SENIOR WILLIAM E. JOHNSON French Club-2; College Club-4. DONNA JONES FBLA-4; Office Girl-4; Pep Club-3,4; College Club-4. RENNA JORDAN Choir-3,4; GAA-2,3,4; Jr. Red Cross- 4; Office G i r 1-2,3,4; Y-Teens-2,4; Prom Comm.-3. JAMES JUSTICE Baseball-3,4; Intramurals-3,4. GARY L. KAMER FTA-3,4; French Club-2,3,4; College Club-3,4; Mu Alpha Theta-3,4; D.O.P.- 4; Forensic Debate Club. HUGH K. KELL Track-3,4; Wrestling-4. 100 CLASS VADA KELLEY FHA-4; Entered from Florida-4. PATRICIA KING Cadet Teaching-2; Choir-3; FBLA-3, 4; Jr. Red Cross-4 (Sec.-Treas.). BONNIE JEWELL LANDERS Band-2,3; GAA-2; Pep Club-2,3,4; Prom Comm.-3; Attendant Miss Wild- cat-4. CAROL RUTH LANDIN Student Council-3; Choir-3,4: FTA-2; French Club-2,3; GAA-2; Science Fair Participant-3; Jr. Red Cross-4; Mas- quers-3; Pep Club-2,3; Y-Teens-3,4; Prom Comm.-3; Forensic League-4; FHA-4. MIKE LANHAM Football-2,3,4; Track-2,3; Weight Lifting. Ed Ely leads new members in the Na- tional Honor Society induction pledge. 101 SENIOR SUZANNE LANIER Choir-3,4; FBLA-3,4; Pep Club-2,3,4. DONNA KAY LEADMAN Student Council-2; GAA-2,3,4; Jr. Red Cross-2; Pep Club-4; Y-Teens-4. EDDIE LEFFEW Jr. Red Cross-2; Masquers-3; Pep Club-4; Spanish Club-2,3,4; College Club. ROBERT DORSEY LEIGHTON Christmas vacation provided a needed break; FONDA ELAINE LEWIS Student Council-2; GAA-2,3; Science Fair Participant-2; Office Girl-4; Pep Club-2; Y-Teens-2. CAROL LITTLE Choir-2,3,4; French Club-2; Mas- quers-3; Pep Club-2,3,4; Thespians- 4; Y-Teens-3,4. 102 CLASS ROBERT LITTON Pep Club-3,4; College Club-3,4; Intra- murals-4. CAROL LYNN LLOYD Band-2,3,4; FBLA-4; GAA-2,3,4 (Sec.); Pep Club-3,4; Intramurals. BETTY MARLENE LONG Choir-3,4; Pep Club-3,4. LARRY ALAN LOVEJOY Track-2; Visual Education Club-2,3,4; Electronics Club. term papers became a reality RALPH LUCAS Student Council-2,3,4; Hi-Lions-3,4; Pep Club-3; Baseball-3,4; Football-2, 3,4; Track-3; Wrestling-4; Weight Lifting-4. STEPHEN L. LUCAS Choir-3,4; Concert Choir-3,4; All County Choir-3; Masquers-3,4; Pep Club-4; Spanish Club-2,3,4; College Club-3,4. 103 SENIOR CHARLES RODNEY LYNCH Latin Club-2,3; Pep Club-2,4; Basket- ball-2; College Club-4. KENNITH ARTHUR LUIKHART Science Fair-2,3; Band-2,3,4; Science Club-2,3,4. LARRY ALAN McCLANAHAN Pep Club-4; Spanish Club-2; Basket- ball-2; College Club-4. SUSAN KAY McCLANAHAN Nat. Hon. Soc.-4; Class Officer (Sec.) -2; Student Council 2,3,4; Twirler-3,4; Head Majorette-4; Band-2,3,4; Span- ish Club-2; Spy Glass Staff-3; Miss Wildcat AU.-3; 3rd place (twirling) Majorette Festival-3. JUDITH ANN McCRACKEN Choir-2,3,4; Concert Choir-3; FBLA- (Sec.) 3,4: Science Fair-2; Jr. Red Cross-3; D.O.P.-4. 104 WILMA JEAN LYTTON Cadet Teaching-2; Choir-2,3,4; FTA- 4; French Club(V. Pres.) 2,3,4; Latin Club-4; Library Club-2,3,4; Mas- quers-3; Pep Club-2,3; Quill Scroll- 3,4; Spy Glass Staff-3,4; Thespians-4; Y-Teens (Sec.) 4; College Club-3,4; French Award-2. CLASS JAMES D. McDANIEL Band-2,3,4. RANDY McDAVID Student Council-2; Pep Club-4; Golf- 2,3,4; Wrestling-4; Weight Lifting-4; Basketball-3; College Club-4. LARRY CLAY McNEELY Latin Club-2,3; Jasons-2,3 (V. Pres.) 4; Science Fair-2,3,4; Library Club- 2,3; Pep Club-4; College Club-3,4. PHILLIP McRAE Student Council-4; Choir-4; Pep Club- 4; Baseball-3; Basketball-2; Football- 2,3; Golf-2,3,4; Track-2; College Club-4; Weight Lifting-4. 105 SENIOR PAULA SUZANNE MADDOX Nat. Hon. Soc.-3,4; Student Council- (Sec.),4; Choir-2; GAA-2,3 (Sec.), 4; Lib. Club-2,3 (County Treas.), 4; Mas- quers-2,3; Pep Club-3,4; Quill Scroll-3,4; Span. Club-2,3; Spy Glass Staff-3,4; Annual Staff-4 (Sports Ed.); Y-Teens-2,3,4; College Club-3,4. NANCY ELAINE MAGOUN Nat. Hon. Soc.-4; Class Off.-4 (V. Pres.); Student Council-2,3,4; Cheer- leader-3,4; Concert Choir-2,3,4; French Club-2,3; Coll. Club-3; Miss Wildcat Att.-4; Del. Nat. Student Coun- cil Convention; D.O.P.-4. KAREN LYNN MALLETT Student Council-3,4; FBLA-3,4; GAA- 2; Jr. Red Cross-2,3,4; Masquers-3; Office Girl-4; Pep Club-2,3,4; College Club-3,4. LAWERENCE DOWELL MALLORY Science Fair-2; Football-2; Track-2; D.O.P.-4. Cap and gown measurement; Announcements ROGER WILLIAM MARINO Pep Club-4; Basketball-3,4; Football- 3,4; Track-3,4; Varsity Club-3,4; Col- lege Club-4. DAVID LEE MARKHAM 106 CLASS HARRY MATHENY Wrestling-4; Electronics (Vice Pres.) 4. LINDA KAY MATHES Choir-3,4; GAA-2,3,4; Pep Club-2. Brought realization of more to come BARBARA JOAN MILAM FBLA-3,4 (Reporter); Junior Red Cross-2; Library Club-2,3,4 (Sec.); Office Girl-4. DANNY RAY MILAM Gym Helper-4; Jasons-2; Science Fair-2,3; Pep Club-3,4; Wrestling-2, 3,4; Varsity Club-3,4; Weight Lifting- 2,3,4. 107 SENIOR CONNIE JEAN MILLER Junior Red Cross-4; Pep Club-4; Masquers-3. RICKEY GLENN MILLER Student Council-2; Latin Club-3; Ja- sons-2,3; Pep Club-2,3,4; Spanish Club-2,3; Football-2,3; Track-2,3,4; Wrestling-4; College Club-3; Visual Ed. Club-4; Weight Lifting-4. BRENDA KAY MORGAN Student Council-3,4; Choir-4; Jr. Red Cross-2,4; PepClub-2,3,4: Masquers- 3; Spanish Club-2; College Club-3,4; Debate Team-3; Forensic League-4. SUSAN ELAINE MORRIS Band-2,3,4; Choir-2,3,4; FTA-4; La- tin Club-2 (V. Pres.),3,4; Masquers- 3,4; Y-Teens-3,4; Latin Award-3,4. ELLEN STONE MOSLEY Choir-4; Concert Choir-4; Masquers- 3,4; Pep Club-3,4; Quill Scroll-3,4; Spanish Club-4; Spy Glass Staff-3; Thespians-3,4; Entered from Stone- wall-3. Seniors are delighted by cap and gown measurements. 108 CLASS DONALD L. NELSON Visual Ed. Club-3; Electronics Club- 2,3. SUELLEN NEWCOME Choir-2,3,4; FTA-4; French Club-2, 3,4; Latin Club-4; Jr. Red Cross-2; Library Club-3,4; Masquers-3; Quill Scroll-3,4; Spy Glass Staff-3,4; Y- Teens-4. EDNA NICHOLS FBLA-4; FTA-4; Masquers-3; Y- Teens-2,3,4; (Pres.-4); Debate Team- s', Forensic League-4; National Honor Society-4. MARSHA JEAN NOFFSINGER Choir-2,3,4; Latin Club-4; Jr. Red Cross-3; Masquers-3; Spanish Club- 3; Y-Teens-4. 109 SENIOR ACEL C. NORVELL, JR. FBLA-2; Junior Red Cross-2; Visual Ed. Club-3; Intramurals-2,3. EDWARD E. NULL, JR. Band-2,3; Choir-2,3,4; Concert Choir- 2,3,4; Fr. Club-2; Jr. Red Cross-3,4; Pep Club-3,4; Baseball-3,4; Track-2, 3; Wrestling-2,4; College Club-3,4; Visual Ed.-2,3,4; Weight Lifting-4. NANCY L. NULL Choir-3,4; GAA-2,3,4; Pep Club-4. MARY LOU O’DELL Student Council-2,3,4; Choir-4; Office Girl-4; Pep Club-2. The Senior Class play provided PATRICIA ANN O’DELL Choir-3,4; GAA-4; Y-Teens-2,4. ROSANNA OLDHAM FBLA-4; Pep Club-3,4; Spy Glass Staff-3. CLASS GREGORY C. OLIVER Pep Club-2,4; Spanish Club-2; Foot- ball-3,4; Track-3; Varsity Club-3,4; Weight Lifting-3,4. GARY L. OWENS Gym Helper-4; Football-4; Track-4. MARY ELIZABETH PAFF National Honor Society-4; Band-2,3,4; All County Band-3,4; Majorette-3,4; FTA-4; French Club-2; Jr. Red Cross-2; Annual Staff-4; (Sr. Ed.); College Club-3,4; Y-Teens-2,3; Girls’ State-3. CHARLES PARSONS activity and enjoyment for all JERRY B. PARSONS Electronics Club-2,3. BONNIE MAE PAYNE FBLA-3; Science Fair-2; Jr. Red Cross-2; Spanish Club-2; D.O.P.-4. 111 SENIOR LINDA LOU PAYNE GAA-3,4; Latin Club-3; Jr. Red Cross-4; Spanish Club-2; College Club-3,4; Forensic League-4. HERBERT WAYNE PERSINGER BEVERLY ELAINE POWELL Majorette-3,4; Pep Club-3,4; Y- Teens-4; Band-2,3,4. PHILLIP PRICE Baseball-4. RITA GAIL PRITT Office Girl-4; Pep Club-3; FHA-4. EDGAR YORK RAGLE, JR. Intramurals-4. 112 CLASS LOVELL LEO RAINES, JR. Jasons-2,3,4; Jason Award-3; Visual Ed. Club-4; Electronics-4. DANA RAWLINGS Student Council-3; Band-2,3,4; French Club-2,3; Jasons-4; Jr. Red Cross-2; Pep Club-4; Baseball-3,4; Track-4; College Club-4; Prom Comm.-3. JAMES PATRICK RAYNES Student Council (Pres.-4); Choir-4; Pep Club-4; Spy Glass Staff-3. ROBERT LEE RAYNES Visual Ed. Club-3; Intramurals-4. PATRICIA ANN REVEAL Student Council-4; Cheerleader-3,4 (Co-Head-4); FTA-3; GAA-2; Jr. Red Cross 3; Library Club-2; Office Girl- 45 Pep Club-3,4; Spanish Club-2; Col- lege Club-3; Varsity Club-3,4; Prom Comm.-3. PHYLLIS JEAN REYNOLDS Miss W i ldcat-4; Cheerleader-3,4; Choir-4; Office Girl-4; Pep Club-2,3, 4; Varsity Club-3,4. 13 SENIOR BARBARA ANN RHODES Band-2,3,4; Cadet Teacher-4; FTA-2, 3,4; French Club-2; Y-Teens-2,3,4; College Club-3,4. EDWARD E. RIDER Student Council-2; Hi-Lions-4; Pep Club-4; Baseball-2,3,4; Football 2,3, 4; Track-3; College Club-3,4; Weight Lifting 2,3,4; FCA-3; Varsity Club-3, 4. GAIL IRENE ROBERTS BARBARA SUE ROSE Band-2,3,4; Majorette-2,3; FBLA-3; Jr. Red Cross-2,3; Pep Club-3,4; Y- Teens-4. Basketball, track, tennis and baseball DWIGHT E. ROSE Junior Red C r o s s - 2; Pep Club-3; Baseball-4. TERRY DOUGLAS ROUSH Band-2,3,4; Latin Club-2,3; Math A- ward-3; Mu Alpha Theta-3,4; Latin Award-2,3. 114 CLASS RUTH VIRGINIA RUSSELL National Honor Society-3,4 (Treas. -4); Band-3,4; Majorette-3,4; Class Offi- cer (V. Pres.-3); Pep Club-4; Quill Scroll-4; Spy Glass Staff-4. ANNETTE HOPE SANDERS Band-2,3,4; Ma j or e tte-3,4; Latin Club-2. ALLEN H. SCHAEFFER Nat. Merit Semifinalist, Nat. Hon. Soc.-3,4; Band-2,3,4; All State Cho- rus-4; Pres.-Latin Club-4; Mu Alpha Theta-3,4 (Pres.); Latin Award-2,3; AAUW Math Award-2; Allied Chem. Award-3; Jason Award-2. SARAH ANN SCHOWEN Nat. Hon. Soc.-4; Sec. Jr. Class; Stu- dent Council-4; All State Chorus-4; V. Pres. FTA-4. brought many into action CARLA JEAN SCOTT GAA-2,3,4; (V. Pres.-4). LELAND E. SELBE Student Council-2,4; Baseball-4; Foot- ball-2,3,4; College Club-4; Weight Lifting-4; Prom Comm.-3. ns SENIOR HARRY SHAMBLIN Jr. Red Cross-2,3; Electronics Club- 4. PAMELA SUE SHARPS FT A-2,3; GAA-2,3,4; Jasons-2,3,4; Jr. Red Cross-2,3,4; Office Girl-3,4; Pep Club-3,4; Visual Ed. Club-3,4. CHARLES MICHAEL SHARPS Student Council-3,4; Band-2,3,4; Ja- sons-2,3; Track-3; Biology Award-3; Prom Comm.-3. JOHN C. SHRIVER Choir-2; Jr. Red Cross-2,3. 116 CLASS BRENDA SUE SIMMONS Jr. Red Cross-4. WILLIAM EDWARD SIZEMORE Science Fair-2,3; Basketball-2,3,4; Varsity Club-3,4; Electronics-2. KEITH LEE SLAVENS Pep Club-2,3; Wrestling-2,4; Weight Lifting-4. CECIL SMALLRIDGE Pep Club-4; Basketball-4; College Club-4. BEVERLY ANN SMITH Choir-3,4; Jr. Red Cross-2,3,4; Mas- quers-3,4; Pep Club-2,3,4; College Club-4; Clinic Helper-3; Prom Comm.-3. Fans are brought to their feet by an exciting football play. 117 SENIOR CASSANDRA KAY SMITH FBLA-4; Gym Helper-4; Office Girl- 4; Pep Club-3,4; Prom Comm.-3. DAVID LEE SMITH ELIZABETH GAIL SMITH Masquers-3,4; Pep Club-3,4; Quill Scroll-4; Spanish Club-2,3,4; Y- Teens-2,3,4; College Club-4; Prom Comm.-3. GARY SMITH Science Fair-2; Pep Club-3,4; Span- ish Club-2; Baseball-3,4; Weight Lift- ing-4. A prom was attended; memories of HELEN ELIZABETH SMITH Nat. Hon. Society-3,4; Band-2,3,4; Concert Choir-4; All County Choir-3; Choraliers-4; Latin Club-2,3,4 (V. Pres.); Masquers-3,4; Annual Staff; Y-Teens-3,4; Col. Club-3; Latin A- ward-2,3. PATRICIA ANN SMITH FBLA-3; Pep Club-4; Spanish Club-2. 118 CLASS WILLA JEAN SHAEFFER STONE FBLA-3; D.O.P.-4. ANNA FRANCES STOVER FBLA-4; Jr. Red Cross-4; Office Girl-3,4; Pep Club-3,4; Annual Staff- 4 (Typist); D.O.P.-4. a previous one still remained ■XM BRENDA SUE STOVER FBLA-4; GAA-2,3,4; Jr. Red Cross- 2,4; Pep Club-3; Y-Teens-4; Prom Comm.-3. DENNIS ALLEN STRANAHAN College Club-4; Electronics-4. 119 SENIOR CHARLES STEPHEN TAWNEY Choir-3,4; Pep Club-4; College Club- 4; Prom Comm.-3. RONALD REE THAXTON Hi-Lions-4; Pep Club-4; College Club- 4. JAMES EDWARD THOMAS Student Council-2,3,4; Pep Club-2,3,4 Baseball Mgr.-3,4; Football Mgr.-3,4 Basketball Mgr.-4; Track Mgr.-3,4 Wrestling Mgr.-2. JOYCE LEE THOMAS FBLA-2; Masquers-3; Office Girl-2, 4; Tennis-2; FTA-2; Jr. Red Cross- 2; Pep Club-2,3,4; Spanish Club-2; Forensic League-4. OKEY THOMAS Student Council-2,3,4; Hi-Lions-3,4; Pep Club-4; Football-2,3,4; Track-2, 3; Wrestling-2,4; Weight Lifting-4. JIM ARDEN TOTTEN 120 CLASS CONNIE SUE TOWNSEND Choir-2,4; FTA-2,4 (Sec.); Pep Club- 2,3,4; Spanish Club-3 (V. Pres.) 4 (Pres.); Col. Club-4; Forensic League 4; Mu Alpha Theta-4; Nat. Hon. Soc.- 4. LORA MAE UGLOW National Honor Soc.-4; Cheerleader- 3,4; French Club-2,3; Masquers-3; Latin Club-2; Pep Club-2,3,4; Quill Scroll-3,4; Spy Glass Staff-3,4; Annual Staff-4 (Bus. Mgr.); Col. Club-3,4; Spanish A ward-3; Varsity Club-4; Journ. Instit. WVU-3. BRENDA KAY VALENTINE Choir-4; FBLA-3,4; Latin Club-2; Jr. Red Cross-3. KENNETH VALENTINE Choir-3; Concert Choir-3,4; Track- 3,4; Intramurals-3,4. EDDIE VANCE LINDA SUE VICARS Choir-2,3; Concert Choir-2,3; All County Choir-3; FTA-4; Spanish Club- 2; D.O.P.-4. 121 SENIOR NAN MAE WADE Stud. Coun.-3,4; Del. to SASC; Choir- 3,4; FTA-3,4; Library Club-2,3,4; V. Pres.-KCSLA; Masquer s - 3,4; Pep Club-3,4; Quill Scroll 3,4; Spy Glass Staff-3,4; Annual Staff-4 (Club Ed.); Y-Teens-3,4; Col. Club-3,4; Forensic League-4. TOM ROBERT WALDORF Hi-Lions-4; Baseball-2,3,4; Football- 3,4; Weight Lifting-2,3,4; College Club-4. RICHARD CHARLES WALKER Pep Club-4; Track-3. JAMES HAROLD WALL Library Club-2; Pep Club-3,4; Visual Ed. Club-4; Electronics-4. The days grew short; time for the CHARLES RICHARD WALLACE Drum Major-2,3,4; Band-2,3,4; FTA- 3; Latin Club-4; Jasons-3,4; Pep Club- 4; Col. Club-4; Mu Alpha Theta-3,4; Physics Award-3; Drum Major A- ward-4. CAROLYN ANN WARNER Student Council-4; Choir-4; FBLA-4; FTA-3; Masquers-3,4; Office Girl-4; College Club-3,4. 122 CLASS POLLY ANN WASHINGTON JAMES CRAIG WEARS Junior Red Cross-4; Pep Club-2,3,4; Football-2,3; Wrestling-2,3; Weight Lifting-2,3. JAMES HOWARD WEIST Student Council (V. Pres.) 4; Hi- Lions-4; Science Fair-2,3; Vis. Ed.- 2,3,4; Electronics-2,3,4 (V. Pres.); Del. to SASC Convention-4. GEORGE LOREN WHITED class of ’66 was drawing to a close NANCY LYNN WHITED Band-2,3,4; FBLA-3; Office Girl-4; Spanish Club-2. KAYE ELLEN WILLIAMS Nat. Hon. Soc.-3,4; Delegate Model U.N.-3,4; Student Coun.-4; Choir-2; French Club-2,3; Quill Scroll-4; Tennis-3,4; Spy Glass Staff-3,4; An- nual Staff (Sen. Ed.) 4; Y-Teens-3,4 (Inter-Club Council Mem.); College Club-4; Del. to Journalism Institution WVU-4; Prom Comm.-3; Varsity Club-3,4. 123 SENIOR JUDITH ANN WILSON GAA-4; Gym Helper-4; Pep Club-4; Spanish Club-2. NEIL EUGENE WINELL Electronics Club-2. BILLIE SUE WINTZ FTA-3; GAA-4; Pep Club-3,4; Span- ish Club-2; College Club-4. Richard Walker and Bob Dunn talk over term papers as Janice Cunningham, Rick Wallace, Terry Roush, and Dave Bur- dette look on. CLASS TOMMY AUSTIN WITHROW National Honor Society-4; Hi-Lions- 4; Pep Club-4; Spanish Club-4; Col- lege Club-4. BARBARA LEA WITT FBLA-4; GAA-4; Pep Club-3,4; Span- ish Club-4. CAROLYN ANN WOODS Gym Helper-4. CHERRI LOU WOODS Gym Helper-4; Jr. Red Cross-4; Office Girl-4; Pep Club-2,3,4; Y- Teens-2,3. 125 SENIOR CLASS BEVERLY FAY WRIGHT Band-2; Choir-4; GAA-4; Pep Club- 2,3,4; Spanish Club-2; Prom Comm.- 3. DEBORAH DEE YORK Choir-4 French Club-2,3,4 (Treas.); Jr. Red Cross-2; Masquers-3; Pep Club-3,4; Quill Scroll-4; Spy Glass Staff-3; College Club-3,4; Prom Comm.-3. CATHERINE YOUNG National Honor Society-3,4; Class Officer-4 (Sec.); Student Council-3,4; FTA-4; Latin Club-2; Jr. Red Cross- 3; Library Club-3,4; Pep Club-2,3; Quill Scroll-3,4; Spy Glass Staff-3, 4; Annual Staff (Photographer) 4; Y- Teens-3; English Award-3; Forensic League-4 (Pres.); Prom Comm.-3. FREDDIE YOUNG It was a very good year. 126 127 Mrs. Patrica Shinn A.B. Asbury College English Mrs. Margaret Kersey B.S. W. Va. University M.A. Duke University English and Journalism ENGLISH DEPARTMENT A few of the goals these instructors seek Are teaching to read, write and speak. 128 Mrs. Electa Pruett A.B. Morris Harvey College and North Western University Social Studies Mrs. Hallie Grose A.B. Marshall University Social Studies SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT To face the future, you must know the past; They begin with the caveman and put tomorrow last. Jack McClanahan A.B. Morris Harvey College Social Studies and English Robert Loftis B.S. W. Va. Tech Social Studies, Health and Physical Education Roy Blizzard B.S. W. Va. University A.B. Morris Harvey College Social Studies and Physical Education 129 LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT To enrich our culture and learn of other lands, We place ourselves in these capable hands. Mrs. Catherine Ball A.B. Morris Harvey College Spanish and Latin Mrs. Susan Amos A.B. Hollins College French and English SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Whether it's learning to use a slide rule, or cutting open a frog, These teachers will try to help you clear away the fog. Thomas Marks B.S. W. Va. State College Chemistry and Math Thomas Munsey B.S. Concord College Biology Miss Almodie Leurant B.S. University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia Womens Medical School, M.S. and M.A. W. Va. University, B.S. Morris Harvey College Blue and General Biology 130 MUSIC DEPARTMENT By directing the choir and leading the band, These teachers comprise Nitro's Musicland. LIBRARIAN When the teacher says, Go find a ten point book, There's no better place than a library to look. Mrs. Evelyn Garrett A.B. Concord College Library Science ART DEPARTMENT To paint a scene or sculpture a cow, This department is the place to find out how. Mrs. Wanda Comer A.B. W. Va. University Public Speaking and Art 131 BUSINESS EDUCATION DEPARTMENT To get along in today s fast race, Let these teachers set your pace. Mrs. Doris Bowers B.S. Nebraska State Teachers College, Kearney Business Education Mrs. Charlotte Finney B.S. W. Va. State College M.A. Marshall University Business Education Mrs. Hilda Miller B.S. W. Va. State College Business Education INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPARTMENT If you like to build things and make them run, You 11 find this department is a lot of fun. B.T. O’Gorman B.S. W. Va. State College Industrial Arts and Mechanical Drawing David Longsworth Trade and Industrial Certificate Electronics 132 PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT To make your muscles firm and strong, Come in the gym and play along. Carl Bradford B.S. Morris Harvey College Basketball Coach and Physical Education Mrs. Marilyn Carpenter B.S. W. Va.' Wesleyan M.A. Marshall University Physical Education Joe Cowley A.B. Morris Harvey College Football Coach and Physical Education HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT Cooking and sewing are only a few Of all the things they teach you to do. Mrs. Mildred Bockway A.B. and M.A. Marshall University Home Economics Miss Barbara Schuda B.S. Marshall University Home Economics 133 MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Geometry, Math, Trigonometry too, These helpful people will see you through. 134 EMERGENCY OOOR BUS DRIVERS We salute each driver of a mighty yellow bus, For it takes a lot of courage to drive a ’'bunch” of us. LEFT TO RIGHT: Alfred Welch, Clem Finney, Robert Royer, Haskel Jordan, Charles Bonham, Harold Davis, Howard Henson, Raymond Sutton, Kerman Chap- man, and Paul Cottrell. CUSTODIANS Fixing lights and sweeping floors, Are only a couple of their endless chores. LEFT TO RIGHT: Bob WestfaU, Olen Ser- gent, and Guy Sizemore. COOKS Their main intention is to keep us fed; But it's not quite as easily done as said. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Irma Ander- son, Mrs. Faye Tincher, and Mrs. Sarah Krantz. VV'y I believe in the curse of ignorance; in the efficacy of schools; in the dignity of teaching, and in the joy of serving others . . Edwin Osgood Grover 5� Teaching is a natural for me. My mother at one time taught school. I have a sister and several aunts, who are now, or were, teach- ers and I guess they influenced me to enter the field. The students of Nitro High School are proud to have Mrs. Doris Bowers, teacher of the year for 1966, preparing them for their future business years. Mrs. Bowers has succeeded in teaching many students at NHS for the past seventeen years and will be quite an asset for many more. She was selected for her honor from a field of nominees represent- ing twelve counties. Superintendent of Schools, Rex Smith, made the of- ficial announcement and presented her with the certificate. Not only has she been successful in teaching but also as a sponsor of Nitro High School's FTA. This interest in recruiting student teachers stems back to the time when she went to the principal and asked for their sponsorship. The former sponsor had just transferred and I asked for it. I could see an opportunity to guide deserving students into teaching. Activities STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is organized to develop in the students an appreciation for democratic principles and procedures; to develop the trait of citizenship among the student body; and to en- courage a wholesome atmosphere among the student body and faculty. It's many activities in- clude: sponsoring dances, leadership training, offering a scholarship to a needy and deserving student, and sending members to various workshops and leadership conventions-Mrs. Catherine Mills-Advisor. OFFICERS President-Jim Raynes, Vice-president-Jim Wiest, and Secre- tary-Suzanne Maddox were chosen by the student body to head the Student Council. Chosen for leadership and dependability, their positions include presiding over meetings and striving to make the Student Council a credit to the school. 138 MODEL U.N. This group was organized to stimulate interest among the stu- dents in the United Nations and its functions. The group each year participates in a model U. N., acting as the country it has chosen to represent. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Tim Estep, Allen Schaeffer, Cathy Young, and Ruth Russell, President, Vice-president, Secretary, and Treas- urer, respectively, head the members of the National Honor Society. The purpose of the club is to promote better scholarship; its members are chosen on four qualities—scholarship, leadership, character, and service. MU ALPHA THETA Allen Schaeffer, President, Tim Estep, Vice President, Janice Cunningham, Secretary-Treas- urer, Connie Townsend, Ser- geant at Arms, and Miss Mary K. Lytton, Advisor, lead the Mu Alpha Theta, a national honor- ary math society. In order to become a member of this club a student must maintain an over- all average of 3.0 and a 3.5 av- erage in five completed semes- ters of advanced math. HI LIONS Ralph Lucas, Bob Roark, and Tim Estep; president, vice president and secretary, respectively, lead the Hi-Lions, consisting of junior and senior boys, in its many worth-while projects. The club is dedicated to service to the school and has fulfilled its obligation this year by deeds such as painting N s on the new folding chairs, preparing a name- board for the basketball team and selling NHS beanies. MATH ASSISTANTS These industrious students have volunteered to give up their free period to help other students with their math problems. Their services are available to all students in the Math Tutoring Room. QUILL AND SCROLL The Quill and Scroll is an honorary society, composed of those individuals who have done outstanding work in some phase of journalism. Leading the club are, Pamela Brick, President; Sidney Biggs, Vice President; Jane Carpenter, Secretary-Treasurer; Nan Wade, Reporter; and Mrs. Margaret Kersey, Advisor. NITRONIAN STAFF The Nitronian Staff under direction of Mrs. Hallie Grose consists of: Tim Estep, Natalie Hulshizer, Jim Hum- phreys, Sidney Biggs, Harold Hughes, Lora Uglow, Kaye Williams, Mary Paff, Sue Alderson, Jane Carpenter, Larry Hill, Brenda Counts, Helen Smith, Rick Hayes, Pauline Bradley, Marilyn Harbert, Pam Brick, Pam Cavender, Nan Wade, Eddie Ely, Bob Hutsenpiller, Suzanne Maddox, Annie Stover, Eddie Burch, Cathy Young and Danny Allen. FORENSIC LEAGUE Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Wanda Comer, officers Cathy Young, President, Jim Humphreys, Vice- president, Sue Alderson, Secretary, and Assistants Joyce Thomas and Edna Nichols lead the organization throughout the year. The purpose of the Forensic League is to promote better communication through the four divisions of debate, oral inter- pretation, Public Speaking, and the- atre. The club is in its first year; among its activities are debates with other schools and performances for the student body. 142 DEBATE TEAM The Debate Team, under the direction of Mrs. Wanda Comer, finished its second season with a winning record. The debate topic for the interscholastic year was, Resolve: That a Program of Com- pulsory Arbitration Should Be Adopt- ed In Labor Management Disputes In Basic Industries. SPY GLASS STAFF Sponsor: Mrs. Margaret Kersey. Editors: Suzanne Maddox, Jean Lytton, Kaye Williams, Sue Alderson, Janice Cunningham, Pam Brick, and Nan Wade. Editorialist: Judy McDougal. Sports Editors: Lora Uglow, Robert Dunn. Business Manager: Natalie Huishizer. Business Staff: Sidney Biggs, Jim Humphreys. Exchange Editor: Sue lien Newcome. Photographer: Cathy Young. MASQUERS AND THESPIANS Under the leadership of Mrs. Rebecca Winfree, the Masquers and Thespians promotes interest in the dramatic arts. The officers of the club are: President, Suzanne Maddox; Vice-president, Natalie Hulshizer; Secretary, Sarah Schowen; Treasurer, Karen Allison; Clerk, Sue Alderson; Senior Representative, David Hoffman; and Junior Repre- sentative, Dave Sayre. COLLEGE OFFICERS President Tim Estep Vice-president Dayton Beard Secretary Carol Landin Advisor Mrs. Margaret Wilmoth LIBRARY CLUB Officers Rick Hayes, President; Jane Carpenter, Vice-president; Barbara Milam, Secretary; and Kay Cook, Treasurer, under the direction of Mrs. Evelyn Garrett, Librarian, lead the members of the Library Club in working as a service organization to aid the students and keep track of the numerous books in circulation. CLUB The purpose of the club is to ac- quaint college-bound students with facts concerning college-require- ments and college life in general. The club, consisting of 120 juniors and seniors, is in its second year and its activities include sponsoring a round- table discussion on college life and visiting colleges voted on by the mem- bers. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA The F.T.A., under the leadership of Brenda Counts, President; Sarah Schowen, Vice President; Connie Town- send, Secretary; and Mrs. Doris Bowers, Sponsor, has remained one of the most active clubs in the state. The chap- ter again captured first place in the scrapbook competition at the F.T.A.-S.E.A. Convention at Jackson's Mill in October. Other projects include the candy sale at noon, the Christmas party for underprivileged children, and the monthly covered dish dinners with helpful and inspiring programs for future teachers. CADET TEACHERS The Cadet Teachers are composed of members of the F.T.A. who volunteer to assist teachers at the elementary school. Mrs. Doris Bowers serves as the advisor. FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA The Future Business Leaders of America, under the direction of Mrs. Charlotte Finney, is a national business organization which endeavors to bring about an understanding of commercial education in relation to high school youth enrolled in commercial education. The F.B.L.A. is led by Mary Cash, President; Martha Burford, Vice Pres- ident; Judy McCracken, Secretary-Treasurer; Barbara Milam, Reporter. Included in the club's activities was at- tending the state convention at Concord College in April. STUDENT SECRETARIES Under the direction of Mrs. Doris Bowers, the student sec- retaries assist the high school teachers by performing such tasks as typing and mimeograph- ing tests and other information. These assistants are all high school seniors. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA The Future Homemakers of America is led by Miss Barbara Schuda, Sponsor; Nancy Null, President; Susan Hurley, Vice President; Mary Hicks, Secretary; Joyce Hanna, Treasurer; Sandi Miller, Recorder; Linda Bailey, Historian; Donna Leadman, Parliamentarian. Y-TEENS The Y-Teens is a national organization sponsored by the Young Women’s Christian Association. They are interested in aiding young women to become individuals with a universal understanding, knowledge, and love of God. The of- ficers are Edna Nichols, President; Natalie Hulshizer, Vice President; Jean Lytton, Secretary; Brenda Crane, Treasurer; Peggy Golden, Nan Wade, Interclub council representatives; Advisor, Miss Katie Lytton. SCIENCE CLUB Sponsored by Miss Almodie Leurant, the Science Club is designed to encourage individuals in experimentation and future preparation of scientific projects. The officers are President, Joel Graves; Vice President, David Hud- son; Secretary-Treasurer, Cheryl Eccles. RED CROSS A division of the American Red Cross, the local Red Cross carries on the campaign for junior Red Cross mem- bership and offers a youth training program. The officers are Linda Haynes, President; Pat King, Vice President; Craig Wears, Secretary-Treasurer. OFFICE GIRLS Girls who have available study hall periods are assigned to work in the office of Nitro High School or Nitro Elementary. Preference in placement is given to those girls enrolled in busi- ness courses. The advisor for the office girls is Mrs. Doris Bowers. VARSITY “N” The Varsity N is composed of all students who have received a letter for athletic achieve- ment at Nitro High School. CLUB The purpose of the Pep Club is to teach the students new cheers and promote school spirit. Their voices can always be heard cheering the team on to victory. 151 Composed of 35 girls, the gym helpers keep the gym classes running smoothly and efficiently. One group of girls is chosen for their athletic ability; the other group is cho- sen to help the girls acquire leadership. Checking the roll, participation, showers, and uniforms is a oortion of the helpers duties. GIRLS’ ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION The Girls Athletic Association promotes physical fitness and interest in athletic activities. The officers of the GAA are Renna Jordan, President; Carla Scott, Vice-President; Lynn Lloyd, Secretary; Kay Cook, Treasurer; and Sandy Atkins, Sergeant-at-Arms. Mrs. Marilyn Carpenter serves as advisor for the club. The club's purpose is to train students interested in electronics, public speaking, and art the characteristics and development of education television. The officers are Max Hill, President; Joyce Thomas, Vice President; Linda Payne, Secretary; and Mrs. Cath- erine Mills and Mrs. Wanda Comer, Advisors. B R O A D C A S T E R S DIVERSIFIED OCCUPATIONS The Diversified Occupation Program is designed to give students an opportunity to learn to work at a paying job, while receiving high school credits. Mrs. Margaret Wilmoth serves as the advisor. The members of the French Club chose Ray Little as President; Deb- bie York, as Vice-Presi- dent; Marsha Harvey as Secretary; and Patti Craigo as Social Director. The purpose of the club is to orient the French Stu- dent with France. The club participates in the showing of slides, and dis- cussion groups with vari- ous distinguished speak- ers. The advisor for the club is Mrs. Sue Amos. FRENCH CLUB SPANISH CLUB The officers for the Spanish Club are Connie Townsend, President; Annette Gilbert, Vice- President; Sharon Clendenin, Secretary; Barbara Reger, Treasurer; and Mrs. Catherine Ball, Advisor. The highlights of the club's activities were winning third place in the club float di- vision of the Homecoming Parade and the Annual Pan American Dinner held in the spring. The Latin Club is com- posed of those students who have taken or are taking Latin. During the year the club holds a Ho- man Banquet with first year students posing as slaves while the second year students act as their owners. The Latin Club officers are Allen Young, President; Cathy Blizz- ard, Vice-President; Bob Brick, Secretary-Treas- urer; and Mrs. Catherine Ball, Advisor. LATIN CLUB Pictured below are some of the projects completed by the Spanish students at Nitro High. Mrs. Catherine Ball points out the Latin Class projects to Lora Uglow in the above picture. John Kershner, President; Jerry Mathaney, Vice-Presi- dent; Kenny Mannix, Secretary- Treasurer; and Mr. David Longsworth, Advisor lead the Amateur Radio Club. This past year the club purchased a trans- mitter and now plan to buy a re- ceiver to set up an amateur radio station. AMATEUR RADIO ELECTRONICS OFFICERS President Tim Gardener Vice-President Mark Loring Secretary Dennis Stranahan Treasurer Harry Mathaney Reporter Bob Bailey Parliamentarian Rick Eads Advisor Mr. David Longsworth 156 To provide assist- ance to teachers in the use of audio-visual aides; to promote interest in use of audio-visual aides; to teach members the use of audio-visual aides equip- ment is the purpose of this club. Its activities include the rmining and ordering of films and audio-visual aides for teachers and providing the projector and an operator. VISUAL EDUCATION CLUB Membership in the Electronics Club is limited to the students enrolled in vocational education. This year the club became a char- ter member of the Vocational Industrial Clubs of America. 157 Oops, wrong date! Oh, well, baseball is bound to come in handy sometime. You call this a party? ’Twas the night before Christmas, and the bed fell down. Oh, well, everything can’t be perfect. A typical day at NHS. Well, would you believe the Winter Formal? 159 MONSANTO COMPANY AND ITS EMPLOYEES WHERE CREATIVE CHEMISTRY WORKS WONDERS FOR YOU Congratulations to THE CLASS OF 1966 A. W. MILHOAN M.D. FRED L. GOFF M.D. HUBERT PRESTON D.D.S. H. E. RUBEN M.D. P. R. SANTROCK M.D. L. I. HOKE M.D. G. W. HOGSHEAD M.D. R. V. ALLEN D.D.S. G. N. BELCHER D.D.S. The Kanawha Valley LEADER It has been our pleasure, through the years, to have published your school newspaper -- The SPY GLASS. Our staff wishes you - - The Class of 1966 - - the best of success for the future. 7alley'frmfitete TVeeAty Tlewtfiafiei NITRO THEATRE A place to see a good movie 21st Street Nitro, West Virginia 755-1321 Compliments and Best Wishes From All of Us To the Seniors of 1966 COOKE AND PAULEY FUNERAL HOME 2002 20th Street Nitro, West Virginia 755-3334 SUDDENLY IT'S UP TO YOU! Commencement puts you right on the threshold of an exciting new phase of your life. Now it is up to you to use wisely the knowledge gained in the past years in selecting your career. Actually there has never been a more exciting time to enter the world of business or advanced education. Now, more than ever before, America's continued growth depends on young in- quiring minds for the new ideas we need to maintain our leadership in the world. Right in your own community, American Viscose is planning for this very exciting future and we hope that it may be possible for you to join us in making it a wonderful reality. But whatever your endeavor, we hope your dreams of today will come true tomorrow. AMERICAN VISCOSE CORPORATION TOWN E ‘N’ COUNTRY LANES 409 First Ave. S. E. Nitro, West Virginia 727-2259 Best Wishes Senior Class of 1966 MILLER’S NITRO DRUG STORE First Ave. and 23rd Street 755-1341 Congratulations to the Class of '66' LYNCH’S PURE OIL 21st Street 2nd Avenue 755-9009 RICHARD'S RESTAURANT Good Food Our Specialty 2- Bank Street Nitro, West Virginia 755-9065 BILL AND LUCILLE STORAGE at THE CORNER Best Wishes Seniors 1966 WESTERN AUTO STORE Home owned and operated C. S. Mynes and R. A. Lynch Nitro, West Virginia 755-2561 A i . H . f Coiffures V. Charleston's Finest Beauty Salon 5 Stylists 2 Monicurijls to Serve You Stylists ★ Lucille ' Storcher Wood ★ Eldon Cline ★ Louise Goff ★ Borboro Boyd ★ Phyllis McNcely Monicurists: ★ Pauline Pate Jerry McCoy s-ervic-e ) .$ W IS OUR 1 H FIRST THOUGHT y7r 26 1 2 Capital Street NITRO HEATING PLUMBING Upstairs over Evans Evans telephone 343-6951 Nitro, W. Va. 755-4303 Charleston. West Virginia f THE H. T. HALL CO., INC. Drawing and Artist's Supplies 112 Hale Street Phone 343-5671 Charleston, West Virginia T GIBSON BROTHERS INSURANCE SERVICE Bill 602 Main Avenue Nitro, West Virginia 755-4369 Full time and not a sideline. Mervin CONGRATULATIONS. SENIORS 1966 Your high school careers are over . . . and you are about to embark on a new phase of living. College, a new job, a technical school, a home, marriage are some milestones which are now just above the horizon. It's time to think about the financial institution which will be your bank . . . We would like to have the opportunity to serve you! KANAWHA VALLEY BANK Capitol and Lee Streets Charleston, W. Va. We can’t all be Thomas Edisons, but the rewards he and other inventive people receive — profit and honor — can be the goals of every trained, dedicated graduate in America’s Free Enterprise society. n POWER CO. HENRY’S MEN BOY’S SHOP 247 Capitol St., Charleston 50 Main St., St. Albans THE BANK OF DUNBAR Congratulations To The Class of ”66 Dunbar, West Virginia Member-Federal Deposit Insurance Cox-poration TRUMBO SUPER DRUGS Serving This Community Since Park Plaza Shopping Center 1917 Nitro, W. Va. 727-4111 sf RYDER TANK LINE, INC. Best Wishes to the Senior Class of 1966 Post Office Box 156, Nitro, West Virginia 755-4305 Home Office - Greensboro, North Carolina 27410 HARTIGAN FURNITURE APPLIANCE CO., INC. LIVING ROOM BEDROOM BEDDING CHAIRS DINETTES STEREO'S APPLIANCES WHERE QUALITY AND VALUE UNITE FOR ALL 153 Main Avenue Nitro, West Virginia Phone 755-7491 STADLER GREENHOUSES Nitro's side of the Nitro-St. Albans Bridge 727-8141 NITRO AND CROSS LANES TAXI SERVICE 24 Hour Service Phone 755-3326 Nitro, W. Va. DO IT YOURSELF WALK INTO A GOOD FUTURE thru N B of C's Golden Doors SENIORS . . . planning to attend college and in need of additional financing, you should visit our loan department and inquire about a LOW COST college loan. All students can plan ahead now by opening your ownN B of C Savings Account . . . DO IT YOURSELF, DO IT THE N B of C WAY! THE NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE Charleston, W. Va. FDIC Best Wishes From HONAKER’S GARAGE, INC. your CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH RAMBLER SIMCA VALIANT dealer 586-2111 Red House, West Virginia Diamonds Watches Watch Repair Service DOLINS JEWELRY 755-3461 21st Street Nitro, West Virginia NICK'S TELEVISION SERVICE Sales--Service--Antennas ♦Color TV Washers ♦Black White TV Dryers ♦Radios ♦Freezers ♦Stereos Air Conditioners We Service All Makes Models Dial 776-1861____________ Nicholas Starkey- Owner Rt 35 Cross Lanes Best Wishes From NORMA LEE JOE GATENS AND THE GATENS FUNERAL HOME Poca, West Virginia Phone 755-1361 Save Moore At MOORE APPLIANCE CENTER Tad Jones-Owner Cross Lanes, W. Va. Phone 776-1441 COMPLETE SECRETARIAL AND ACCOUNTING COURSES CAPITOL CITY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE Corner Capitol and Lee Streets Charleston, West Virginia C nq idtu£atZoiu GRADUATES NITRO INSURANCE AGENCY NIC Building Nitro, W. Va. 755-1441 TO THE BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL MEN AND WOMEN OF THE KANAWHA VALLEY: Our sincere thanks for the generous support which you have given our yearbook for the year 1966. Visiting with you in your stores and offices has been a pleasant and educational experience. We wish for each of you many years of successful endeavors in your field of service to the people of the Kanawha Valley. The Business Staff of the Nitro High School Yearbook. Sidney Biggs Harold Hughes Jim Humphreys Lora Uglow Compliments of FMC CORPORATION ORGANIC CHEMICAL DIVISION NITRO PLANT........NITRO. WEST VIRGINIA Ask MOORE'S About school supplies office equipment photography art books THE S. SPENCER MOORE CO. 118 Capitol Street CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 66 DUNLAP AND OSBORNE Compliments of 'omplete Home Outfitters [Kanawha Valleu I urn iture Si. Appliance Ca 5 Bank Street - PL 5-4521 Nitro Frigidaire - Magic Chef - Motorola - Temco A Fine Furniture Selection W. W. Alexander, Owner Best Wishes to the Class of 1966 NITRO CITY GOVERNMENT Mayor---W. W. Alexander Recorder—Grace Lewis PAYNES BARBER SHOP A. W. COX DEPARTMENT STORE Henry Wright Best Wishes to the Don Boggs Ernest Payne Class of 66 23rd St. 1st Avenue Nitro, West Virginia First Avenue 21st Street Phone 755-1431 Nitro, West Virginia jf SALES f_SERviCE f Congratulations Seniors 66 HOLMAN’S AUTHORIZED RICHARDS GROCERY 1100 East Main Ave. DEALER Phone 755-3261 755-3371 Nitro, W. Va. Nitro, W. Va. Bob, Rachel, Sandy Joe G. R. DOUGLAS COMPANY, INC. Exclusive Manufacturers of World Famous ULTRARFLED Rifle Barrels Grandma can hardly wait till they deliver her new rifle barrel. 5504 Big Tyler Road Charleston 2, West Virginia Phone 776-1341 ROBINSONS PHARMACY Cross Lanes Shopping Center Phone 776-1182 Charleston COMPLETE DRUG STORE SPENCERS Cross Lanes Keystone 940 Cross Lanes Drive Mike Kelcy Best Wishes '66' CASTO HARDWARE CO. 23rd St. 1st Ave. Nitro, W. Va. Phone 755-2431 Congratulation Seniors 66 MARRS JEWELRY 755-1631 First Ave. 20th St. Nitro, West Virginia L. M. McCOWN AND SONS CO. MEN’S SHOP, INC. Home Of: McGregor Sportswear Quality Meat Products H. I. S. Sportswear Bostonian Shoes Converse Tennis Shoes Manhattan Dress Shirts Puritan Sweaters Phone 744-9488 76 Main Street Charleston, West Virginia St. Albans, W. Va. CASTO’S FLOWERS AND GREENHOUSE 5117 West Washington Cross Lanes, West Virginia Flowers for all Occasions Phone 776-3035 Night 342-6454 Congratulations To The SENIOR CLASS OF 66 BANK OF ST. ALBANS 727-4368 Main 2nd Street St. Albans, W. Va. KING’S SUNOCO 712 Cross Lanes Drive 776-2591 Archie King.........Owner BODIES, INC. JEWELERS Best Wishes to The Class of '66' Watches Fine China Silver SAVE SUPPLY COMPANY 62 Main Street, St. Albans 514 Virginia Street East Phone 727-1011 Charleston, West Virginia BEST WISHES TO THE SENIORS OF 1966 CONNIE SMITH, REALTOR Cross Lanes Drive, Cross Lanes 776-1925 LOANS CENTER FINANCE The Little Loan Company With The Big Heart” $20--$300 604 1st Avenue South Phone 727-4338 Congratulations from MURAD’S FURNITURE APPLIANCE SHARPS T.V. SERVICE Kanawha Terrace 136 Main Avenue Nitro, West Virginia St. Albans, West Virginia Phone 727-4379 Call 755-2661 Open 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. Except Tuesday and Saturday 9 to 5 Best Wishes to the Senior Class of 1966 BANK OF N1TRO Your Bank for Now and The Future! Phone 755-4356 1st. Ave. 20th St. Nitro, West Virginia Best Wishes to the SENIORS OF 66 JOHN MARSHALL INSURANCE CROSS LANES ESSO SERVICE CENTER William Sevy—Owner 5154 West Washington Street Phone 776-1761 JANNETTE'S BEAUTY SALON Dial 755-7241 It Pleases Us When We Please You 5 1 2 Bank Street Nitro, West Virginia 727-9891 77 Main Street St. Albans, W. Va. ROY’S SHOE STORE WE SPECIALIZE IN FIT Best Wishes to the Senior Class of 66 UNIOR BOILER REPAIR CO. INC. 755-1461 38 Street First Avenue Nitro, West Virginia COMPLIMENTS OF RALPH’S BARBER SHOP 620 Main Avenue Nitro, West Virginia Best Wishes To The Senior Class of 1966 V. K. KNAPP ALLIED CHEMICAL CORPORATION General Chemical Division Nitro Works NATIONWIDE INSURANCE James C. Hammons Agent Cross Lanes Phone 776-1497 BEST WISHES SENIORS 66 CHILDERS CHEVROLET CO. Service is Our First Thought juiSliiF CRINER FURNITURE APPLIANCE 603 Main Avenue Nitro, West Virginia Phone 755-3711 Quality merchandise at lower prices. WALL’S SHELL SERVICE Near 1-64 Bridge Nitro 755-9039 Your satisfaction is our guarantee DICK MOORE PONTIAC, INC. Tempest Sales - Service Catalina G. T. O. This is Tiger Country Bonneville Grand Prix Star Chief Goodwill Used Cars 727-1277 Pontiac Cars 516 McCorkle 727-4388 NITRO SHADE AWNING CO., INC. We Now Have A Seating Capacity of 128 DIEHLS RESTAURANT Aluminum and Canvas Specialties 152 Main Ave. Nitro, W. Va. 'Awnings 'Ornamental Railings 'Jalousies 'Storm Windows 'Doors 'Truck Covers 755-9038 'Repair Service 'Tarpaulins 'Porch Enclosures 'Glass Replacements 'Aluminum Siding The Agency of Service P. O. Box 486 Nitro, West Virginia 755-2341 COAL RIVER INSURANCE CO. 83 Main Street St. Albans, West Virginia 727-4335 • . r •- .' i ’ 4 I 3 ' j AUTOGRAPHS 184