Parkersburg High School - Parhischan Yearbook (Parkersburg, WV)

Text from Pages 1 - 272 of the 1975 volume:

ll!-Aickfbouugl Em 9.1, , , -yggw ' 4 1 R .ici , use Y A., , . 1 r. Q , Vv 'J R V sf f 1 Q n 1 1 Z . 5? WT rim.-, H ew: -- E Vw 2 as ry - V if 455' w - . 5,-Y' ,.. l ' ' Bn F'1 5u 5 w rt., ' A A PU - .2 3: ,In vang., . .' 4' l 'L AA! we :in 'yi I il g A g' -if N if I J' 37 'Z' ' , ' in V ' .F , Y, af . fi at 'PF 4 x s 24 U mfg,- .at L.. ' w V -LW: 'WEA 2 Y. Vww 4 :KYJ 'x F E ui . 1975 PARHBCHAN Parkersburg High 2101 Dudley Ave. Parkersburg, W. Va Left: Ohio River flood wall greeting welcomes visitors lo Parkersburg. Top left: Micki Frymier carries balloons at PHS-Stonewall Jackson game. Middle top: Principal Ronald Kincaid speaks to the student body at a thuse. Above: Students display banners in spirit march. . .- .- --ww .vwllidi , ,llj-I . 'gg I ag. ,I .A - :xiii-has . ,- una! nf! r ' E ! s --I-I 1- ' r' I' t I 5 I Top: Parkersburg High School and front campus are seen from Dudley Avenue. Above: Many new improvements took place at PHS this year, one of which was a new heating system as seen in the installment stage above. Another im- provement occurring behind the school was the construction of a new music building. Right: Workmen prepare the beginning stages of the covered patio and walkway. 1, These times we share remember well SHARING. FZEIVIEIVIBERING. The essence of a high school year. As I look back upon the past years, what will I remember? Top: A sight that makes it all worthwhile. Above: Deric Davis winces as trainer Scott C gh t p h kl f g t 4 S-1 1 W' Top: Cheerleaders Debbie Rexroad, Sheila Boggs, Steve Masters, Jill Six, Becky Crooks, Betsy Welch, Bob Brockwell, and Jackie Parr smile for the photographer before a game. Middle: Fled Wings anxiously await the time for their performance at athuse. Left: PHS's Big Red Band prepares for half-time activities. Will l remember the days as they really were, or as I had wished them to be? 2. V F-TF? HV-fn ffm lt -'-.. Top left: Becky Arnott and Bill Thorn jokingly attack lunch. Left: One of the many business courses offered at PHS is typing. Top: Stray dogs are a familiar sight at football games. Above: A part of some students' daily routine is the bus ride home. Right: Miss Susan Steinbeck tries to per- suade her students that al-trig is not all that hard. Hvem-,s.,f.Waxaf . '-MXN-Q. -'asv iw wa ,f 2 w 7 234' 'Y' skin M1 .Q ,X I.. .V . K Aki i ' s - M l ' i i i 'I Top: Clowns were a part of the spirit march. Above: Band members march in spirit parade. Top Right: Students march in spirit parade. Middle Flight. Big Red supporters prepare for spirit march, Right: Cheerleaders lead fans to Stadium Field. ri 54 i I w efmif- Did I take advantage of all that was offered to me? Did I reach my goals, or was I satisfied to just get by '? Above: Scrub Hendrickson's face shows the story of the Stonewall Game. Top Flight: Candidates for Fifth Quarter queen and attendants are front row, from left, Barbie Hollowell, Becky Crooks, Jane Thomas, Judy Mason, and Marold Hatcher: back row: Jo Ellen Waterman, Brenda Duty, Marsha Robey, and Shelia Wolff. Middle Ftight: Bar- bie Hollowell is crowned Fifth Quarter queen. Fiight: Students dance to Shade at Fifth Quarter dance. Above: Mrs. Marilyn Phillips applies makeup to Dale Montgomery, Big Red Indian. Far right: Cross-country runner Ron Roy practices for an up-coming meet. Right: A member of the Big Red football squad watches from the sidelines as his team com- petes on field. Bottom right: Big Red band members practice on front campus for Friday night's ac- tivitles. Did I take all and give nothing? Did I share my abilities to the betterment of others? I DRIVE-THRU f Q I 7x 'f xi Serve I GILZIUILK l2li I2 Dill' 'UIC :nmanuw1ar GAL RIG HIUGJUFV +P I 'nw - .. -.1. 'n I .. .,,, -4.1 1,- w'-Q:-r. 7 I B., 36 1 VERYDAY IC . 4.895211 JJSALE WILLSE CZf .,MR.BfE. ilf 7Bl'lZ50 Q MR PAUL Nerf!! S 595 , BREAD 3 FOR! ! CHEER 99 Q- ug CAR wAsH l Will l remember Wlth u sharing the good L., P t at times as well as the bad? Students as well as parents experienced the high cost of living. Returning to school, students encountered higher prices on milk, candy, and pop. Parents were budgeting weekly incomes as the price of sugar soared, and most students found allowances and spending money a little short. Typical expressions included, I remember when milk was only 49 cents a half gallon. Did I better myself with the passing years? Was I satisfied with my contributions to PHS? L.. ,....- l r--. Top right: Miss Linda Pracht and Mrs. Marilyn Phillips prepare to chaperone a stu- dent bus to an away football game. Above: Shauneen Shelene does some serious reading in the library. Above right: A bus waits to transport students to vocational classes at South. Right: Shade performs at the Fifth Quarter. Top: Auto mechanics students gain practical experience. Top right: Decorated doors add to Spirit Week. Above: Girls gym classes play volleyball. Right: Miss Linda Eddy spots a gymnast. e , . 4 gig' e -.W ff, ,fig -1-I -lei' 14 'F.'fq e f e ., ol 1 'I ' , e V il X f ' e 1 V 1 K4 - we VIL! ' . . his , V 'sf J !ff,' Wi... my .W e, , mr ' e +4 'v gfffe ' 1 . '- Afsigfvfh ee-, 4 H2335 5 BW' sf yy WI! 'eng eg, 'W Sharing. . . Remembering. . . ,Sf fl 'W-vf .lvl I fa , , ZW W1 6 STUDENTS JZ Four lead '75 class Our days at Parkersburg High School began in 1972 with fears, excitement, and bewilderment. The school seemed like a maze filled with new faces that soon became familiar ones. Then another year passed by and we looked back on our sophomore days with humor and confidence. We had other things to think about: class rings, Color Day, and most of all the anticipation of graduation. Now as seniors these events have arrived, and we are again filled with fears, excitement, and bewilderment of what lies ahead. These days we have experienced are gone and will never pass by us again but each of us has a memory of these times we shared at PHS. f Mm ,f Leading the '75 class are from left, seated, Susie Bailey, secretary, Debbie Haught, treasurer, standing, Joseph Dotson, vice presidentg and David Poling, president. X e 1 fifwl z., ----,L WJ .J., L. 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'. al, - 6 X -AWK! iis,'Egaq h 5:61 . . V A rf V 1 X. .f Q :N 4-'Q Ruth Branch Deborah Brittan Rickey Brannon Benjamin Britton . BX., QT.--4? 1221, Suzanne Bower Douglas Boyd Buck Boyce Llza Boyle Case gets another trophy? C? X . NW- Flobert Brockwell Cheryl Brookover Robert Brookover Wilma Brookover Jeffery Brooks Cynthia Brown Kimberly Brown Saundra Brown Kendall Brumbaugh Debbie Buchanan Robert Buckley Melinda Burchard Kathy Burgy Cynthia Burke Barry Burns Theresa Burrows Gina Busch Michael Bush Kimberly Buskirk Fiobert Buskirk David Butcher Philip Butier Connie Buzzard Lori Butcher Suzie Butler Tracy Buzzard .: Q c -i . - .E . Y 1 i - I - i 5 , I, 9 K 'X l , 5 1 I 5 1 'x - 2 1 .-3,4 f y. H N . za f i N' 'N rg !E1 - 1 nigkffh - ...-Qf.. Julie Cain Susie Calder Leslie Cain Kathy Calebaugh 'D i 1 Ivln. ,zge,,.,, Wh I' X l I Ron Cheuvront Rick Chichester Scot Clark Charolette Clevenger Freddy Coleman Stephen Cheuvront David Clark Joyce Clegg Donald Coe Jenny Collins Terry Cheuvront Diana Clark Linda Clegg Donna Coffman Susan Collins Runners pray before entering competition D X l X 'ff' 'WF h il 1'-Ek F . 1 ... f s 'xi R,- f - .- A.: lj Q. , .nun- -- .5 William Couch Don Cox Cynthia Coull Mary Cox Terry Combs Christa Cook Jeff Corra Debra Congrove Richard Cook Mark Cosner Karen Conley Franklin Cooper Brooks Cottle ,.i-Q y C oooomnvg f M so P ,J I 'XX Mnchelle Cox Roger Crmer Judy Crates Martha Cross Prudence Crouser Catherme Craig Cher: Crass John Crofi Melody Cross Michael Cumberledge Mark Cunningham Patrick Cunningham I Coleen Danner Bronson Davis Penny Davis Tina Davis Carol Dawson Olin Darby Catrina Davis Ted Davis Dawna Dawkins Rodney Deem 'idk Sally Deem Grant DeGarmo Ed DeLong Mark Deems Terry Delancey Marchaela Dennison Sf C3 v ' x- Steven Devereaux Barbara Deuley Sharon Drckens Robert Dickerson 32 Mark Drllon Cynthia Dollrnan Eugene Donaway .. . ' M- W f.-.......,5 r-:F '. -wa, 1 , 'hw ' 1 s hw-M ...... ,. V.. 5 1 Joseph Dotson Susan Dotson Terry Dotson Vickie Dotson 'IR Q. W: W. we MW' ml! S Q ll fm ' l E A? fi far 4. Q,Mw-'QQ 1 ,J S . Kal ,., .X 'ms Fire drill pre-class fun add variety to days ff! 2 6f',ffj,,:vrH' Ellen Dguglass Colleen Dowler Laura Duffy Terry Dulaney John Duskey William Douglass James Duckworth Richard Duggan Diane Dunn Susan Dutton innr Kimberly Eagle Catherine Elliott Mark Eaton Debbie Emigh Carla Eddy Jim Enloe Loretta Eddy Mark Epler David Evans Thomas Farson William Fisher James Fankhauser James Fisher Brian Fitzpatrick Students dance to 'Shade' 1' . Y f ', 1 , , Q t ' i :ff 'Q 3 j E ,-'ff' 1 A - Connie Fleenor Toni Foggin Thomas Foraker John Florence Patrick Foley Mitchell Forrester at Fifth Quarter, Oct. 25 Kathryn Fowler Patricia Freeland Linda Fowler Sue French Sandra Fowler Margo Friend Karen Francis Charles Fulton I Mfr. Q K l Pamela Garrison Rebecca Gabbert Wayne Gains William Garrett Davie Gilchrist William Garrison Charles Gibson Daniel Gilchrist Ricky Gilmore Sam Goans Terry Goudy Red Wings help Big Reds 'Keep It if K s ia im., Debbie Graham Raymond Greathouse Cynthia Greeno Suzanne Gregg Bobette Grimm Shawn Graham Dena Greene Janet Greiner Diana Griffith Donald Grimm ..,,,Q,,.. V aaa F a , . l Karen Guthrue Jonathan Hall Deborah Hardman Klmberly Harnes Mark Hall Janet Hardman Bryan Hall Mucnael Hall Leona Hardman Donna Hall Robert Hammel Tarn: Hardman - --W 27, Cheerleader Jill Six leads WED at thuse . , ' in ,.'. ,, 1: -1 ABQ fn 'EH fl, Brig' , ' ' if 2:..:ii: ,,i:.,:: 1' ,X Z ff' I, fif??5 31 f 4 JW W 5 Q f' ,iw . y Y as I Debra Haught Joseph Haynes David Hays Michael Haught Leslie Haynes Susan Headlee i U Kenneth Heaney Becky Hendershot Dennis Heater Marcus Hendershot x,.,. fi. fl Q 'X ' xl 'wtf' 8- t' Steven Hendershot Gerald Hendrickson Carol Hewitt Harold Hendricks Eydie Henry David Higgs David Hendrickson Elizabeth Hess Darla Hill 'K' Jean Hill Lucinda Hissem Barbara Hines Roland Hitt Linda Hinzman Pamela Hoffman l l f ' l , i 3 L.. M l ,., . x i A , H. Barbara Hollowell Charles Hopkins Charlene Hornbeck Leslie Howard Angela Huber Sheryl Huber Robert Huffman Carole Humphrey Showcases, balloons tell of spirit ,..,-vw 'V' .,,-, 1 -iv, ,-ug ' rf' , sl Nc 8.3:-. .. +::2-- l N Q N-,fill i l ...nu A u Q ' env ' I. 0 .g.illv nn! O '.':. '- , ' o fl l!'.' ...Q f:::zh KI William Hungate Harley Hunt Socks are style ,. for dance Pnl J 1 N., .1 X , ,If ,gm -X--fl . , ,: fi 5 I. F31 5 Q rf' X' G gi i '.f ,' ,' 1 9 fl f'j,f'lY - - If fs :nfl -ly ' r ' X' if fl: f X' - .' ,fr , --M1 A ia. I .'u:'1i'ii A , Steven Hunt Raymond Ingold Carol Johnson Mark Hunter Lucinda Jackson Cindy Johnson John Hushion Mark Jackson Janice Johnson Janet Hutson Chris James Julie Johnson X f ff 45' My : : mf i WMWWW - L4Lffj??:.-,2',fI 7 ' 7' 7 fj:Q,fvf,i' 3-as V, 2 Arm A , 'ei J J A wa- .. ' . rfwif . .lf-. 'I , 'TZ7 W X 4 , 42 Lawrence Johnson Regis Jones Paul Keck Katherine Keffer Robert Kerby Marty Johnson Cassie Kahn James Keffer Sampson Keller James Kimble Jenny Johnston Celestine Kanney Ensell Jones James Kaufman 3 af ' - 1 'v .A?' 3 5 'I 4 ,.g,-:lv -if ff' t 5 ' uk T Q dt vwmfwlssswx . Assortment of moods reflected by PHS faces Ruchard Krnney Rebecca Knight Marion Kupfner Roger Kyle Kevin Lantz Sherrr Kinney Julue Kunsman Vera Kupfner Judy Lamb 1-any Lee David Lefevers Juli Lemley Cindy Lewis Bridget Lightner Patricia Lipps Linda LeMasters Adam Lemon Douglas Life David Lindamood Burley Lockhart mana 44 .gt if g....f . X.. 4 YZ, L us- ,s I-f. 4. X , K Greg Lockhart Shirley Lockhart John Louden Terry Lowe L3 . x X KXKAN- 'XXI 41 f ff GN I 4 , 5.4.1 . , - ' - M lf' rg- L -' ff2ii'fi'1 fi - 5' Q E, V. ,fix .I H ' I Hi' g N' X ' yn. Robert Lynch James Lytle Joan Mahone John Marlow Bryan Lyons Vickie Mackey Ronald Marks Paula Marlow Robert Marlow Brenda Marshall Brenton Martin Treva Mathews Larry Mayhew Cyndy Maynard Brooks McAtee Delores Mason Ann Maxwell Robert Mayhew Michael McAllister David McClung Judith Mason Shelia MGCIUHQ Steven Masters Cfaig MCCOVFNCK A .. Q i g A E X 5 buf x Kimberly McCormick Roy McCune l f tsv K-A' Glenn McCoy Stephanie McCutcheon Betty McGrady Steve McCutcheon Paula McCray Ronda McDaniel ff ,J Emil Denise McDonald Barry McDougIe John McDonald Phillip McHenry Marianne McDonald Nancy McKitrick Kathryn McDonough Paul McKnight .1-Q. 'UN Flichard McPhearson David Medley Stevan Milhoan Barbara Miller Steve McPherson Clarence Melrose Robert Millard Charles Miller Donald MoFlobert Sandra Metz Arthur Miller Cindy Miller Samuel McWilliams Steven Middleton Barbara Miller Joseph Miller Rebecca Miller Tina Miller Thomas Mills David Mistich 'iv' -0-- ' Lab, rain, thuse recalled Daniel Mitchell Janet Mitchell Debra Mitchell Janna Modesilt .K .wi 21.5 WF:-rf an . 'ff Q'-7 ee in -15,1 1 f r A' W e ff' 'Lf' Virginia Mollohan Evelyn Moore Deborah Morehead Connie Morgan Marianna Morgan Dal Mont ' e gomery Terry Moore Brenda Moreland Julie Morgan Dana Morris Donna Montgomery Margaret Morris Mary Montgomery Warren Moyer 7 Daniel Mullen Jamie Myers Robert Nedeff Steven Nesselrotte Rita Nichols Phyllis Murnahan Charles Neale Linda Nelson David Newmeyer Jeffrey Nohe Windows offer quiet, distracting moments Laughing, sharing, competing fill senior year is June Nohe Kathryn Norman Norman Orr Susan Owens Cynthia Page Margaret Noland Russ Nutt James Ostrye Steve Padgitt Ida Palmer Q W 5 lrfbfffiiygg J. Cheryl Parr Linda Parker Daniel Patterson Patsy Paugh Gary Park Amy Parry Gerald Patterson Fred Pepper Shelia Park Melisa Patient Charlene Paugh Debbie Perkins z 1 A ,.,'ir INQ Karen Perrine Steve Perrine Stephanie Perrine Dave Phillips ff ff 'Gif Xi f Kendall Phillips Nanette Phillips Sherry Pickrell Randall Piersol David Poling Linda Porter Bonnie Powell Susan Pratt Cheryl Pugh Michael Poling Cathy Posey Dianna Powell Alisa Prince Debra Pyles Mary Poole Daniel Postlewait Mark Powell Annette Pryor Hayward Radcliff Fans rise for Alma Materg WEO marches r Shelia Rader I Helen Reed Eric Randa T-1 : I b b K B R d Karen Reed Jane Rathbone U S e S Robert Reese Virginia Rathbone Susan Rexroad 58 , ' f 1 1 I X , Y,..,. , 45111, 'egg' l 4,4 Beverly Reynolds Bradley Rings Marc Roberts Jeffrey Richards Robert Ritchie Tina Roberts Mark Richards John Ritton Cheryl Robinson Susan Riley Lois Roberts Cindy Robinson .., u :L rv wig' N 4: ' kn..,-.-,, , Q, Ronnie Rodeheaver George Ross Michael Russell Greg Sgll Rhea Schenerlein Judy Rogers Amy Roth Randy Russell Darlene Sams Theresa Scherer Martha Rollefson Deborah Rowley Sharon Rutherford Lois Savage Terry Schiazza Rodney Rollins Timothy Rowley David Rymer Shelia Sayre Karl Schimke LBO SLISBFI SChiI'ldlSr Mark Schroeder Gail Schroeder Carolyn Schwab M-wr f ,, 4 fini'-A X ' H V . ., A K r J? 2 ,1.,, J V ,,' . S if ', , af if A g A Lyle Schwartz Michael Shafer John Shepherd Rebecca Scott Susan Sharps Debra Shepler Todd Seliganm Shawneen Shelene Caria Sheppard Seniors study hard, spur enthusiasm Mitchell Shields Thomas Simms Deborah Short Cynthia Sims Michael Shouldis Mike Sinclledecker Carla Shumway Jill Six Q0 Beth Skarry John Smith Timothy Smith Douglas Smith Nathan Smith Ann Snyder V- . ' W ..- 'J- L ' ' V A f I l 'A' 'wo -,G 15 ii Y 1 v 2, 4 aah' . F 1 f ' A , 'r, e ,fa . 1? fj- , we l 4 K .-ii. era l , Daniel Snyder John Spencer Robert Sprouse Barbara Stephens Karen Stone Jack Snyder Carla Spiker Teresa Sprout Daniel Stephens Robert Stone Stephen Snyder Ronald Spiker Dwain Stanley Michael Stephens tvtillicent Stoneking Shirley Sole Harry Sprouse Beth StClair Steven Stephens Linda Stout 3 . Melody Sutton Linda Tallman Cindy Sylvester Patricia Tanner Betty Taylor Debra Taylor Nancy Taylor Susan Taylor James Strothers Cathy Stull Kay Stump Alida Sutton MN ,Q 5 ' ,- 7- V Q.-X: ml l ' T Zvfff 'F fe 4. Y Q .' irq! ' ji . ,Y -- .. 2. L Lorls Terrell Jane Thomas Sherry Thompson William Thorn Theresa Tichy Cynthia Terry Linda Thomas Terri Thompson Becky Thorpe Delmer Tingler Robin Thirouln Lois Thompson Thomas Thompson Jill Thorpe Carolyn Tolley 4 -.g,, --4.3.3 -- , . I --'-1-1 . 4 4lhr.,,l -IV, - 1 i i i l l i z 1 David Tracewell Melissa Tuttle Kimberly Uppole Dianne Viar Debbie Waide Kenneth Tracewell Gary TWWUHVI Michael Valentine Cheryl Villers Brion Walk Mark Travis Marlene Tyson Jerry VanCamp Carl Votti Ray Walker Keith Turner Linda UDCVWUVCN David Varner Jerry Wagner Shane Wallace U 251903, is Hifi. '56 I.: 1 .x 3. Cindy Wallbrowh Deborah Waller Michael Walsdorf Karl Waltzer El! ilu 1 1. f 2 H Q xl +0 0,6 H422 fiiv i l 1 C , X N 'CX John WBITGFS Belinda Ward Mafk WBSS Judi Walefmafl Nancy Way Flay Weaver Sandra Weekley Julie Wells 'AWK Bruce Wendelken Brian Westfall Lanita Wentzel Leslie Westfall Charles West Kathleen Wheaton Kathy West Anita Whitecotton , 2 My X ff ' 1 Q H C , Diana Whitehead Ronald Wigal Kyra Wilhelm Connie Williams Mark Williams Clay Whitlatch Deborah Wiggins Cheryl Williams Dani Williams Stephen Williams Sandra Whitlatch Melanie Wilcox Steven Whittington Douglas Wilhelm i i l l l l i ss: Scott Wilson David Winans Nina Wine Sheila Wolff Thomas Woodward Mike Wilson Debbie Winans Michael Winters Peggy Wooddell Brenda Woodyardi Terry Wilson Dinah Winans Timothy Wiseman Timothy Woodward Donald Woolard JFll?li ,,..1 U Donald Wright Sarah Yeardley Dave Youngblood James Wright Thomas Yencha Grant Zeoh Joseph Wright Frank Yoke David Zinn Spirit Week banners are examined After conquering their sophomore year, juniors look forward to their senior year. Now concentrating on studying, juniors realize that advanced schooling, employment, and possibly even marriage may be soon a reality. Juniors eagerly look forward to Tap Day when they will receive the key to the senior doors. The thought of having only one more year is one shared by every student of the class of '76. Leading this year's junior class are from left, Betsy Welch, secretaryg Faith Brown, president, Scott Gilmore, vice president, and Patsy Manzo, treasurer. 1 Juniors concentrate on study, anticipate 1976 pal' fda:- 1 XR., I fr, N af...- , Xxx --eq,,.,., ' 'Xu' ' A w-'- 'Z' , s f -at ross he 5 '4,,:,,..-vm Q .4 F1 I 6 - W- Brenda Adams Sheila Alabaugh Jim Alfred Roger Allen Brad Anderson Ginny Anderson Kathy Anderson Sue Ankrom Jack Ansel Kathy Anthony Teresa Anthony Danny Ash Diana Ayers Lisa Bailes Doug Bailey Harry Bailey Jane Bailey Mark Bailey Mignon Bailey Steve Bailey Kevin Baird Jeff Baker Larry Balser Betsy Barger Alice Barker Kendra Barker Phil Barlow Amanda Barnes Karen Barr Carolyn Barrett Rodger Barron Julie Bartlett Sheila Bartlett Archie Barton Dave Bates Michael Batten Debbie Batton Shelia Bauman Melody Baumgartner Richard Beall Mary Beauchamp Mike Beckett Brian Bee Ralph Bell Rick Bell Darrel Benear Tom Bennent Charles Benton Cheryl Bibbee Teresa Bibbee Paul Biles Kim Bird Mary Bird Matthew Blair Roy Blair Jeff Blankenship John Blatt Doug Boggs Daniel Bonnell Sandy Bonner Jeff Boone Tammy Boone Doug Booth i'! nfs- lf'T'f Linda Bowen Jan Bowry Kathy Braden Shelia Bragg Robert Brake Mark Brannan Bernard Brookover John Brookover Karen Brookover Cheryl Brown Faith Brown Rita Brown John Bryant Joseph Buck Jeff Buchanon Anita Buckley Cliff Buckley Dean Buckley Larry Bunner Becky Burchard Tammy Burdette Steve Burfield Brenda Burkey Kimberly Busch Peter Busch Mike Bush Jim Buskirk Tim Buttermore lfxlk tr il X-.J Sf Q ,f X l Nr' t 4 U Jim Byrd Laura Cain Jenny Cale Richard Cale Dan Caltrider Susan Caltrider Angie Campbell Michael Cantwell Jeff Caplinger Eric Carlson Darlene Carnwright Dawn Carpenter Debbie Carpenter Jane Carpenter Kathy Carr Debbie Carroll Dan Carsner Linney Caskin Cris Casto Frances Casto Joy Casto Leonard Casio Anne Cawley Karrie Chambers Dean Chancey Pam Chaney Terry Charlton Tim Chichester Garrick Chidester Deborah Childs Thomas Chiodo Richard Chittum Randy Clark Shelby Cody Deena Coleman Doris Coleman Gina Coleman Marvin Collins Diana Conger Carolyn Conley Renee Conley Dennis Connolly Bill Copeland Bill Copley Cynthia Corder Doug Couch Diane Coury Linda Coury Brian Cox Dave Cox Frank Cox Brad Craig LaDonna Crane Mike Creasey Kathy Creel Carl Crooks Becky Crooks A 'Nw-4' . ! v J f v Vance Cross Gene Cunningham Karen Cunningham Mike Cunningham Mitch Cunningham Richard Cunningham Elizabeth Currey Jeffery Dadisman Eugene Dailey Donald Daley Tim Daniel Christina Daniell Tyrone Daniell David Daugherty Gary Davis John Davis Kim Davis Parma Davis Kelley Day Bernie Dearth Kathaleen Deem Ken Deem Denward Delancey Roger Delancey Steve Delancey Tom Delany Claudia Denton Barry Dickerson Rex Dillinger Debbie Doak Glenn Dolphin Fluss Donahue Brenda Dotson Allan Dougherty Tim Drillien Fluth Dulaney Tom Dulaney Chuck Duncan Randy Durnell Brenda Duty Joyce Dye Kim Eakin Macy Eakins Pat Earley Byrl Eddy Pam Eddy David Edgell Brenda Edman Debra Edmonds Jeff Edwards John Elder Denise Elliott James Ellison Barry Elschlager Kathy Elswick Patty Emigh Jim Enoch Joe Enoch Mark Enoch Cheryl Evans Terrye Evans Debbie Evering ham Lynda Farley Mark Farley Jeni Farnsworth Jenny Farnsworth Paul Fatora Cheryl Feick John Ferguson Thompson Ferrell Becky Fike 1. 4 6 Jane Thomas frightl ls congratulated by Leslie Rothwell after being named junior Fifth Quarter at- tendant. 2 'V 6,4 9. L13 I-, A Joyce Fike Denise Fisher Hampden Fitcher Teresa Fittro Tony Fitzgerald Becky Fleming Keith Flensborg Eric Fletcher John Flood David Florence Gary Florence Darlene Fluharty Paula Foreman David Forrer Suzey Foster Steve Fought Julie Frady Tom Fragale Mark Francisco Brad Frazier Eric Fritch Debra Frymier Becky Furr Mark Furr Lynn Fury John Gaadt Mark Gandee Ted Gant Ftene Garmon Becky Garner Cheryl Garrett Dave Garrett Betty Garvin Alvin Gibson Ftoxie Gilchrist Jeff Gillespie Robin Gillman Scott Gilmore Sherry Gilmore Eddy Goodnight Roberta Goodwin Preston Gragg Brenda Graham Teresa Grandal Jodi Greathouse Tammy Green Mark Gregg Mary Greiner Robin Greiner Jeff Grewell Bob Griffith Tim Griffin 4X 5 1 Kinta Grishaber Joy Gunter Dave Hall Dave Hall Randy Halterman Rebecca Hamilton Dan Hammond Elizabeth Handlan Terry Hanlon Laura Hardman Karen Hardway Mary Lou Harper Alan Harris Kim Harris 1 , 2 ff 'sf I ' 'kim ...,. I , l,,fn,' 14' , Q ,f , 4 1 ni, , Jerry Hart Joan Hartmann Flonda Haugh Cheryl Hayden Jeffery Headlee Vickie Headley Jennifer Hedrick Suzanne Hefner Kim Hennessee Kathy Hess Randall Hewitt Terri Hewitt Debbie Higgs Jeff Hill Sue Hitchcock Kenna Hitt Scott Hobson Mark Hoce Mark Hodge David Hoffman Flobert Holbert Wayne Hollandsworth Belinda Honaker Tammy Honaker Julie Horner Mary Horner Steve Hoschar Stan Howell Charles Hoyl Carlene Hughes Kim Hundley Iretta Hunter Mariam Hupp Tom lngram Mary James Cindy Jenkins Rick Jenkins Carla Jessup Sandra Jett Amy Johnson Cheryl Johnson David Johnson Greg Johnson Jody Johnson Loren Johnson Mark Johnson x ..,. 'fir xii I N.. 'R J . vig -Q5 X 'Q -ur. .1 I Lu L L4 2 David Jones John Kavanaugh Bill Keller Sandra Kelley David Kenney David Kerby Bill Kerr Debbie Kerr Lee Kesselring Carole Kesterson Football team receives spirit-boosting balloons W 4 I 2 W A , we A- l oak Eel, , 1 Dwayne Kesterson Jackie Kesterson Stephanie Kidd Steve Kidder John Kiger Sandy Kimble Mary Jo King Sue Kinney Debbie Kirl Sue Koetting Carol Kohlheim Paul Koon Fiobin Krafft Buddy Kuhl Steve Kuhl Greg Kupfner Dave Kurtz Judy Lafferre Anjani Lamba Mike Lamba Lisa Lamont Richard Lang Becky Langfitt James Lantz Tara Lantz Pam Lanyon John Larsen Greg Latham Donna Lattea Randy Lee Crystal Leeson Nancy Lemley Mike Lemon Tom Lemon Ed Leon Wade Leonard Chris Levendakes Kyle Leverett Peggy Lieving Kathleen Lll'leS Barbara Lipscomb Carol Llewellyn Guy Lockhart Mary Lockhart Phyllis Lockhart Jim Lockney Greg Logan Brenda Logsdon Floger Longwell Nancy Lontz Flick Lotshaw Mark Louden Elizabeth Lowe Jim Lowe Tina Lowers Diana Mace Susan Mace Steve Maddox Bridget Malloy Dave Malloy Patsy Manzo Brenda Marks Carolyn Marlow Jerry Marshall Kim Marshall Pam Marshall Tim Marshall Cam Martin Sarah Martin Ben Mason Mark Mason Vicki Mason Karen Masters Steve Masiers Marty Mathews Mary Mathews Burke McAtee Youlonda McBrayer Chris McCarty Sharon McCauley Michael McClung Larry McCullough David McCoy Mark McCoy Everett McCroskey Beth McCutcheon Mike McDonald Larry Mclntyre Virginia McKitrick Donald McLaughlin Richard McMahan Pat McMillion Kathy McMullin Bob McNemar Kathy lVlcNemar Jo McPherson Joan McPherson Joy McPherson Jill McQuate Martin Meador Pat Medley Arthur Mellinger David Mellinger Donna Mellinger James Mendenhall Melody Menefee Brian Mercer Debbie Metz JoElIen Metz Cindy Miller Mona Miller Flick Miller Tim Mills Peggy Mills Brian Mitchell Patricia Mitchell Dan Mixer xv- -V1 ..JmsL Mark Mixer Judy Moat Anita MOdeSitt Patti Modesitt Bill Moellendick Marvin Mollohan April Monroe Kim Montgomery Warren Montgomery Lisa Moore Floberta Moore Cindy Morehead John Morehead Scott Morehead Sylvia Morehead Nick Morey Denzll Morris Kathleen Morton gtg-TVX ff 1 L . . K-gli L81 Candidates for junior attendant to the Fifth Quarter Queen, Becky Crooks escorted by Tom Ingram ltopl and Jane Thomas escorted by Dustin Vincent labovel, are presented to the football fans. Mary Ann Morris William Morrison Robert Moss Adrian Mounce Kevin Murphy Terry Murphy Patty Myers Marsa Myers Horace Nabers Donald Nathan Greg Nay Lillian Nesselrotte Scott Newell Terry Newhouse Shane Newland David Noakes Terri Nolan Dwight Norman Donna Nulter Steve Nulter Cheryl Nutter Sarah Nutter John Oldham Jack OlLeary John Orem Jewell Owens Tim Owens Russ Paden Aaron Park Marilyn Park Cheri Parker Jackie Parr Bill Parrish Donald Parrish Cindy Patient Sandy Patterson Dwight Pauley Sharon Pearson Kim Peak Terri Peak Larry Pelfrey Jenny Perry Alan Pickrell Judy Pickrell Tony Pickrell Sam Pierson Anita Piggott Jim Piggott Jim Pillichody Ftita Pirillo Steve Pitts Dave Polley Marsha Poole Tara Poole Debbie Postlewait Brenda Powell Debbie Powell Eric Powell Rick Powell Jeff Pratt John Pratt Patty Pugh Charlene Pyles John Rader Kathy Rader Marilyn Rader Nathan Rake Elizabeth Rasel Vinton Rathbone Bill Ratkovich Cathy Ratcliff Ronald Ray Dotti Reaves Rick Reese Frances Reilley Mike Renfro Greg Reynold Debbie Rexroad Leonard Richard Ed Richards Kim Richards 1'-KX, i I li ,, Ja, 4 ixmq- Jim Richards Chris Richardson Gail Richardson Dick Richmond Mark Riel Mark Riffle Bonita Riser Regina Riser Brenda Roberts Dianna Roberts Franklin Roberts Nancy Roberts Steve Roberts Diana Rockhold Donna Rockhold Mary Roiiefson Nancy Romine Cindy Romine Derrick Rost Leslie Rothwell John Routa Lisa Ruble Stuart Ruf Roberta Russell Tamrny Ruth Lynne Sakach Gary Sail Deana Sams Mike Samuels Jeffery Sandy Jeff Sapp Mary Sargent Chris Sarta Machell Scholl Jim Scott Mary Scott Robin Scott Scott Seaman Mark Selby Rich Sell Mike Sellers Robert Shaffer Mike Sheff Gilbert Sheppard Sam Shields Steve Shingleton Bob Shinn Matt Shively Bob Shack John Shreeves Donald Shrewsbury Ken Shutts Delbert Simons Elaine Sims Peggy Sims Vickie Sinkule Dan Sirko Kathy Sisson Nancy Slusher Barbara Smith Dan Smith Daniel Smith Diana Smith Debra Smith Greg Smith Kathy Smith Linda Smith Melissa Smith Mindy Smith Richard Smith Robert Smith Tina Smith John Smittle Lesia Snyder Mark Snyder Douglas Southall Julie Southall Mary Speece Grace Spence Jill Spence Debbie Spencer Luke Spencer Dave Sprouse Ron Stafford Debbie Stanley Greg Stanley Wayne Stanley Sandra Starcher Paula Starkey Sarah Starkey John St. Clair Kim St. Clair Barbara Steed Charles Steed Gary Steed Carrie Steers Richard Stemple Robert Stemple Alan Stephens Christa Stephens John Stephens Alvin Stevens Mike Stewart Rick Stockert Bryan Stone Jeff Stone i 5 f 5 mi-1 it I U' ' M, 'VM -, ,W f, SW M f as ,wvwmizi A, ., 1 ,. fwh X, 4 , 'ffm 4 ,f, Q 'X ' Q Debbie Streight John Strimer Tonda Stump Betty Sutton Jay Swearingen Sue Swearingen Liz Talbott Vicki Talbott Jerri Tallhammer Cathy Tallman Debbie Tanner Donna Taylor Jenny Taylor Keith Taylor Tim Taylor Suzy Taylor Mark Tennant Jane Thomas Leila Thomas Sherrie Thorn Brad Thorp Mary Ann Thorpe Bert Tice Randy Tice Mary Travis Andy Trembly Diane Trembly Teresa Tucker Mark Turnbull Pam Turner Richard Turner Ruth Twyman Donna Uhl Charlene Umpleby Darlene Umpleby Marchell Valentine Abigail Varner Hollie Varner David Vaughan David Vensel Jenny Vensel Dave Viar Dustin Vincent Underolassmen strum guitars in auditorium Karen Vincent Julie Votti Michelle Vrooman D P3 I if 5 s Jan Yearego riff 3 Micki Yeater Rob Yeater Karla Yoho Debbie Young Mike Young Barbara Wade Randy Wagoner Debbie Walker Ken Wallace Colleen Warren Cindy Waterman Tammy Watson Debbie Watts Ed Waybright Flick Waybright Sharon Waybright Anita Wiggins Mark Wiggins Susan Wilcox Jan Williams Eric Williams Linda Williams Flod Williams Brenda Williamson Dave Willis Dave Wilson Steve Wayne Dale Weaver Kim Weinert Betsy Welch Jeff Wesson Bill West Lisa Westbrook Charles Westfall Greg Wheaton Phil Whedon Alan White Jeff Whitlatch Deane Whitworth Rick Wigal K it ls, as ,fi mf? l ifggf, t hip ' Z 1 Kfffr, -,, 7 I - f fij f ff J , ,yy ' if ...V ' az' ' ,' W , ,f '. i' ? ll 'L alll I ,,,, 14.4511 1 li Is' , ,if AA, V, rn 13,1 l itil , ' , Lf, 4 l f, J is ' 1 of f- f rf 'aww-,,,,, 1 3? Q W l f V V M gf f A' 4? ,aff ,Z Donna Wilson William Wilson Joseph Winans Tom Winters David Wise Jo Ellen Wise Sarah Wolford Tom Wolverton Gary Woody Debbie Woodyard Don Woodyard Kevin Woolard Jeff Workman Doug Wright rf Right: Sophomore class activities were under the direc- tion of class officers, from left, Anne Esbenshade, treasurer, Joy Howes, secretaryg Marsha Robey, vice president, and Dave Freshour, president. --3 l Sophomores show pride, made friends easily - - ll ill ll Excitement was in the air when the Class of 1977 began this school year. Many oohs and ahs were heard on the first day of school. Although confused at first, the sophomores soon conquered the layout of the school. Their pride was evident. Making new friends was not as difficult as many might have expected. lt was a wonderful feeling to be able to say they were going to PHS. Now about to become juniors, the class has almost realized another step in its educational process. Brenda Adams Steve Alkire Rodney Alleman Paul Allen Sandy Allen Bob Allman Steve Allman Martha Alton Bill Anderson Joyce Anderson Roger Anderson Ruth Anderson Martin Ankrom Sheri Anthony Steve Anthony Brenda Archer Tina Argabrite Charles Armel Becky Armstrong Cindy Armstrong Mark Armstrong Mark Arthur Penny Asbury Mark Augenstein Ernest Augustine Cathy Backlund Jeff Backus Kathy Bailes Ann Bailey Dave Bailey Dave Bailey Mark Bailey Scott Bailey Jenny Baker Arthur Ball Don Barickman Lenzie Barker Mike Barker Rodney Barnes Ben Barnett Greg Barry Gary Bateman Pam Battin Linda Bays Sandra Beall Jack Beckett Rick Beckwith Valerie Bee Mark Beha Rob Belknap Ben Bell Marsha Bell Steve Bell Glenda Bennett Melanie Bennett Rebecca Bennett Stu Bennett Dave Beorn Arthur Berg Martha Bernheime Donna Beverlin Brenda Bibbie Dean Birch F 5 l Carolyn Bird Gina Blair Pam Blankenship Joe Bobier Candy Boothroy Joan Bowry Cynthia Boyd Everett Boyles Flenee Boyter Jackie Braden Flay Bradley Kevin Bradshaw David Bright Jim Brittan Ashford Broadwater Bethel Brookover Cathie Brookover Diana Brookover Mike Brookover Scott Brookover Sharon Brookover Evelyn Brooks Nancy Brooks Jay Brothers Becky Brown Carla Brown Kathy Brown Melanie Brown Valerie Brown Rodger Brownfield Tina Brownfield Bill Brydie Flon Buchannon Bill Buckley Marvin Buckley Kenneth Bungard Tim Bunner Jo Burdette Chris Burge Julie Burkey Mark Burner Elizabeth Burrows Debbie Busch Kenny Bush Susan Bush Jim Buskirk John Buskirk Mike Butcher Mike Butler Debbie Buzzard Faith Byers Russ Byers Steve Byers James Byrd Tom Cain Tom Cale Tina Campbell Ronzil Cantwell Connie Carmichael Connie Carpenter Denise Carpenter Jim Carpenter Lloyd Carr Debbie Carroll Delbert Casto Cathy Chambers Terry Charlton Robert Chichester Marlina Clark Blaine Clegg Tami Clegg Ernest Clevenger Sheri Cline Steve Coberly Dave Coleman 100 Tina Collins Charles Conaway Brian Congrove Terri Conrad Chuck Cooper Debbie Cooper MariJane Cooper Linda Copeland Bruce Cormack Linda Corra Rob Corrie Sarn Coulter Greg Cox Jeff Cox Mary Cox Mark Craddolph Jeffery Craft Ron Craft Eddy Craig Anita Crane Rick Creakman Teresa Creel Becky Criss Cindy Crook Mark Crooks Cindy Cross Richard Cullum Alan Cunningham Pamela Cunningham Steve Cunningham Helen Curry Randy Cutlip Gary Cyrus Barb Dalton Bill Daniel Susan Darnell Debbie Davis Kay Davis Mike Davis Steve Davis Tony Davis Tim Dawkins Clarence Dawson Flora Dawson Frank Day N Joe Dearth wx 1' , IRAN Q ' l in' -f 'Ev 'fl lg Y .. '-2 Anita Deem Cherri Deem Darrel Deem Doug Deem Melanie Deem Scott Deem John Deenls Perry Defibaugh Sherrie Delancy Kathy Delaney Jeff DeLong Bill Denney Danny Deuley Eric Dillon Mary Dillon Susie Divvens Mary Dodd Butch Donaway Darcel Donaway Stephanie Donaway Mike Dotson Mike Dougherty Gloria Drake Elizabeth Drennen Tracie Duckworth Barbara Duggan Tom Dukas Ann Dulin Terry Dunham Susie Durnell Ted Duty Bryan Dye Glenda Earl Susan Earley Kevin Eddy Pete Eddy Judy Edmonds Dan Edwards Janine Edwards Joan Edler Tari Eliopulos George Elliott Kim Elliott Steve Elliott Tammy Elliott Willy Elliott Dana Ellis 101 102 Lana Ellis Earl Ellison Dave Emerich Karen Enoch Randy Enoch Richard Epling Dave Erwin Pam Ervin Anne Esbenshade Dickie Estep Matt Evans Telina Evans Tim Evans Brenda Ewing Barbara Fairbanks Lisa Fankhauser Brigham Farley Barbara Farnsworth Brian Farnsworth Michael Farrah Sara Farrah Ron Farrar Carl Fatora Bruce Feeney Linda Feick Leslie Fetty Cora Fielder Ed Fittro Tim Fittro Mike Fitzgerald Flon Flanagan Bryan Fleenor Bill Fleming ' fr N 'Nea-,-..- Raymond Fleming Brian Fletcher Dan Flint Melanie Flowers Ann Foraker Claudia Fortney Larry Fowler Brad Francis Brett Francisco Jonni Frandsen Robert Frazier Stan Freeland Dave Freshour Carol Fritch Cindy Fryfogle Sheryl Furr Diana Galloway Brenda Gandee Patty Gandee Bill Gant Robert Garrett Dino Gaskins Mark Gates Tara George Dennis Gilchrist Lisa Gilchrist Steve Gill Jim Gillespy Kelly Gillman Doug Goins Nancy Golden Julia Goldenberg Teresa Gordon Becky Goudy Danny Grandal Tim Gregg 103 Gary Griffin Angela Griffith Debbie Grimm Kellie Grimm Tammy Gum Terry Gunter Becky Haier Janet Hale Dale Halfhill Daniel Hall Gwen Hall Kathy Hall Tamara Hall Mark Halley Jay Hammel Patty Handlan Diane Hanlon Jay Harden Lorna Hardman Chuck Harman Lorraine Harmon Mark Harris Rodney Hartley Marold Hatcher Nancy Hawn Mark Hawthorne John Hay Joe Hays Kathi Heath David Hedrick James Heiskell Richard Hendershot Gerald Henderson LaDawn Hennessee Ronald Henson Veronica Hertz Debbi Hesson Ronald Hewitt Vance Hewitt Julie Hickel Tom Higgs Linda Hissem :, ' ' N Ei, 5 5 i . - ' :Sl in ' v we I Q w iavf ,Xb . I N , it X Q , . ,X ' 71555. fit F V wt e Marold Hatcher escorted by Skip Stewart is presented to the audience at the Stonewall game. Marold was later named sophomore attendant to the Fifth Quarter queen during the dance which followed the game. r- lt it sa fe t r -' t Vickie Hollister Tammy Hopkins Robert Hornbeck Joy Howes Tony Huffman Virginia Huffman Chuck Huggins Jane Humphrey Harley Hunt Kimberly Hunter Allen Hupp Lisa Hupp Joan Hutson Lea Hutson Vicki Ingram 105 100 Randy James Vicki James Brent Jarvis Linda Jenkins Nancy Jenkins Julie Jirik Carolyn Johnson Charles Johnson Charlie Johnson Harold Johnson Kathy Johnson Mark Johnson Suzi Johnson Kevin Jonas Susie Jonas Beth Jones Jeff Jones Jennifer Jones Kim Jones Steve Jones Teresa Jones Roy Joy Cathy Kaufman Pamela Kaufman Renee Kaufman Sheila Kavanagh Dru Kefalos Julie Keller ititl D fa 135315 X A L A elawl Thomas Keller Judith Kelley Rick Kelley Greg Kelly Irene Kelly Carolyn Kerby Lesa Kerby Kimberly Kerns Roger Kerns Sharon Kidder Anna Kiger Donald Kincaid Crystal Kinney Betsy Kinsolving Dana Knapp David Knapp Donzil Knight Teresa Knight Barbara Kunze June Kupfner Kimberly Kurtz Debbie Lafferre Mary Lafield Mike Lamb Kim Lane Pam Lane Darlene Lanham Shirley Large James Latham Cathy Lawrence Teri Leach Tom Leach Deborah Leasure Earl Leasure Marc Leedy 10 108 Mark Leep Tim Leep Kim Leeson Scott Lehman Lela LeMasters Mark Lemon Paul Lemon Eric Lilly Carl Lincicome Mark Lindamond Deborah Linger Butch Little Nancy Loach Charles Lockhart Chuck Logan Susan Logue Mike Lonchar Hubert Lontz Cathy Lucas Rick Lucas Phyllis Lytle Sara Lytle Ed Mace Freer Mace Blaine Mackey Kevin Malloy Peter Malloy David Manzo Christine Marlow Cindy Marshall Jim Marsh Mary Martin Mike Mason Trena Mason Greg Mathess Julie Matlack Saundra Mays Trina Mayse Audrey Mazur Rick McAllister Maggie McAtee Bonnie McBrayer Dawn McCandless Paula McClung Sandy McCombs Pamela McCullough Cathy McDaniel Cindy McDonald Wanda McDonald Debbie McHenry Missy McMaster Robert McMullen Cathy McMurray Bob McNemar Mary McNulty Laura McQuate Marsha McVey Sarah Medley Sherri Meneely Beth Meredith Dianna Meredith Albert Miller Angela Miller Robey, Waterman vie for Fifth Quarter court Sophomore candidates for class representative on the Fifth Quarter court were ftopj Marsha Fiobey escorted by Dave Freshour and iabovei Jo Ellen Waterman escorted by Rob Corrie. Brady Miller Brenda Miller Brian Miller Gay Miller Mark Miller Matthew Miller Randy Miller Allen Mineaf Marcia Mitchell Roberta Mitcheli Rebecca Mixer Bill Moeck Steve Moeck Diana Mollohan Marivien Molo Don Monroe Vickie Montgomery Dana Moore 109 Kristy Moore Linda Moore Pat Moore Ronald Moreland Susan Morris Wanda Morris Brian Morton Terri Morton Chrystal Moss Cheryl Murphy Bill Myers Cathy Myers Sandy Myers Sarah Mylar Kathy Nabers Jeffrey Naylor Larry Naylor Jenny Nedetf Jill Nelson Ora Nesselrode Dave Nestor Jeni Newhouse Wayne Newhouse Cheryl Newmeyer Brynda Nichols Steve Nichols Robert Nobles Joe Nolan Gail Norman Janet Norman Mike Norman Terry Null Cheryl Nulter Gary Nutt Debbie Nutter Don Nutter Jeff Nutter Flon Nutter Connie Offutt --6 ummpmww-,Hmmm ,S Linn ,K l Richard Ogden Elizabeth Oldham Eddy Oliver Tammy Oliver Jeff Oplinger Carma Ott Alvin Overby Ky Owen Jim Paden Teresa Park Steve Parks Terry Parrish Tracy Parry Jane Parsons Steve Parsons Dave Pashkevich Brenda Patterson Pam Paugh Rodney Paugh Russell Paugh Chuck Payne Charles Peek Jim Pence Jenalee Peppers Bonnie Perry Carrie Pfalzgraf Brenda Phillips Bruce Phillips Chris Phillips Crystal Phillips David Phillips Dave Pickrell Paul Pierce Donald Piersol Tammie Piggott Susan Pillichody Carolyn Pinkston Janet Polley Steve Polsley Angela Poole Curtis Powell Linda Powell Terry Powell 111 Robert Pratt Colleen Prince Christa Pringle Chris Province Peggy Pugh John Ouesenberry Jerry Rader Perry Rader Charlene Rake Diane Ratzer Ralph Reaves Kirk Rector Terry Reed Jeffrey Reel Mike Reese Dave Reeves Dennis Rexroad Steve Rexroad Greg Reynolds Cindy Rhodes Delores Rhodes Bill Riblett Laura Rice Kim Richards Leesa Richards Ronnie Richards Rose Richards Virginia Richards Donald Richardson Cheryl Riddle Ellen Riffle Benita Riggs James Rinehart Mark Rinehart Rodney Riser George Ritton Kathy Roberts Marsha Robey Elizabeth Robinson John Robinson Robin Robinson Merrell Roe Michael Rogers David Rosenberry Barry Ross Betsy Ross Bryan Ross William Ross John Rost Pamela Roth Tom Roth Kelly Rowan Tim Ruble James Ruckman Steven Ruehl Alan Ruley Suzette Runion Pat Rush Michelle Rust Ronald Ryan Mike Sallsberg Connie Sampson Lee Sams Linda Sams Richard Sams Roger Sams Steve Sams Sue Sargent Jan Satterfield Jane Sayre Greg Schimke Carla Schleihauf Cathy Schneid Steve Scholl Dennis Schott Tammy Scott Jeff Seese Clark Settle Shelly Shaffer Tom Shannon Steve Shepard Cindy Sheppard Melody Sheppard Craig Shively Michelle Shook Jon Shorter Jane Shrewsbury Cheryl Siebel Robin Simons Rhoda Sims Ron Sims Terry Singledecker Bill Sink Irene Sink Wayne Sinnett Joey Skeen Mike Skeen Mary Sleath Ken Slikfo Jerry Smarr Billie Smith Curtis Smith Lynn Smith Marcelene Smith Mark Smith Mary Smith Rodney Smith Rodney Smith Steve Smith Susan Smith 113 114 Tom Smith Linda Snodgrass Tim Snodgrass Janet Snyder Kim Snyder Susan K. Snyder Susan L. Snyder Tim Snyder Patty Spears Jeanne Speece Tina Spiker Jan Springer Sharlene Starcher Beverlyn Steed Charlotte Steed Diane Stemple Don Stemple Don Stemple Beverly Stephens Brenda Stephens Darrell Stephens Debbie Stephens Debbie Stephens Debora Stephens Greg Stephens Jan Stephens Mark Stephens Patty Stephens Sharon Stephens Sterling Stephens Cathy Stetzler Edward Stewart Skip Stewart Scott Stone Laurie Stout Rick Stull Lynn Stump Michelle Sturm Ftandy Stutler Beth Summers Gary Summers Steve Summers Kathy Supinski K-4 FIU Elizabeth Surface Paul Sutton Deena Swain Becky Swearingen Sam Swearingen Gary Sylvester Carl Tanner Craig Tanner Lorraine Tanner Michael Tanner Tammy Tanner Linda Tappan Pam Tate Diana Taylor Dave Taylor Karen Taylor Stephanie Taylor Sam Thirouin Alan Thistleton Regina Thomas Debbie Thompson Kathy Thompson Paul Thompson Richard Thorn Dave Thorp Marsha Tingler Rhonda Tolley David Tracewell Judy Tracewell Diana Trembly Roger Tucker Micheal Tuell Renee Turner Cheryl Uhl Joey Uhl Ellen Urnpleby Ken Valentine Dee Vanway Diane Vanway Anthony Varner Myra Vernatter Jenny Vest Annette Vincent 115 116 Elizabeth Vincent Pam Vincent Linda Wagner Mark Wagner Randy Wagner Kim Walburn Susan Wallace Tim Wallbrown Kathy Walsdorf Nikke Walters Rick Walters Sam Walther Leslie Waltzer Lee Ann Wamsley Charles Ward Dana Warden Don Warner Fred Washburn Jo Ellen Waterman Pam Watson Bill Wayne Margaret Weaver Kim Webb Mary Weese Kenneth Weiford Robert Weinert Cynthia Wells Valerie Werner Mike Weser Kevin West Pam West Betty Westbrook Tim Westbrook Susan Wheaton Richard Wheeler Robbie Wheeler Tammy Wheeler Jenny Whitlatch Joe Whytsell Susan Wickenhofer Mark Wigal Tim Wilcox Mark Wilcoxen Debbie Williams Greg Williams Mike Williams Sarah Williams Steve Williams Carol Wilson Chris Wilson Doug Wilson Kyle Wilson Mike Wilson Randall Wilson Randy Wilson Eric Winans Ross Wingrove Brenda Wiseman Perry Wolfe Craig Wolff Pam Wolters Michael Wood David Woods Peggy Woodyard 5 I A-1 fX f. 4 I, wx r- ' i Bill Wright Crystal Wright Dave Wright Jackie Yarnell John Yoho R i R Steve Young i ..' rl ACADEMICS Right: Members of the Wood County Board of Education continually work to make the county school system among West Virginia's best. Responsible for making decisions which affect every county student are from left, seated, Mrs. Judith Rathbone, presidentg Dr. Samuel Bailey, superintendent of schoolsg Mr. William Pfalzgrafg stan- ding, Mr. Hans Morgan, Mr. Paul F. Reese, and Mr. Paul Thistleton. Below: Signs warning trespassers are posted throughout the school grounds, Bottom left: Wood County's fleet of busses transports students to PHS. Bottom right: Workmen install lights in the new music complex. Y-'-Y 5.1 AXA, fm 1-'71, 118 Q51 -fi! All .X Board makes decisions Below: Improvements to PHS continue under the Board's direction. Two major under- takings this year were the installation of a new heating system and covering of the Big Red Room patio. Bottom: Cooks serve up the popular hot dog to hungry students. ln January, with inflation biting away in all areas, students began paying an additional five cents for lunch. l 119 -4' em. ,, if B .-'f' ff' A I V 4 If ' 5 Ja ii K a -Y . 4 , .X 1 ' 'Q WJ Y WW Principal Ronald Kincaid reflects many faces Mr. Roy Fiadabaugh Assistant Principal Mr. Steve Summers Assistant Principal Mrs. Virginia Cochran PrincipaI's Secretary Mrs, Loretta Wise Registrar Left: Assistant Principal Robert Butler. Below left: Mrs. Debby Marcinko, registrar's assistant. Below: Assistant Principal Sam Mandich iathletic directory. Bottom: Mrs. Irene Hayden, bookkeeper. X V .- . .. Mr. Alan Boyd Mr. Andre Brown Mr. Craig Clinton Mr. Pat Cummings Mr. David DeLong Mr. William Dzlagwa Mr. David Fletcher Mr. Gary George Miss Louise Helmick Mrs. Carol Howard Mr. Daniel James Mr. John Miller 122 mv ,af-FHS '91 Qv crun- Q- Mr. Fioy Phillips Mrs. Ferne Phipps wr Mr. Robert Sadler I , xv V 1 M' 5' I ,X , , A... 1 wr ,015 Wye, .,., ..,,, ., ,-V 0. ,M tv W 'M www,,n.,,.,,,4,f,,. D we Social studies help interpret current events Top left: Mrs. Ruth Harvey. Top right: Mr. David Ice. Above left: Mr. James Stalnaker. Above right: Mr. Marshall Burdette. Miss Susan Beckett Mr. Malvin Daniel Mrs. Shirley Davis Mrs. Virginia Deem Mrs. Beverly D'Orazio Mrs. Connie Frazier Mrs. Marie Held Miss Mary Jo Kidd Mrs. Mary Lovelady Mrs. Helen Morton Miss Virginia Neptune Miss Grace Nocida Mr. Michael Samson 12.1 X .K X ax X .Wg-,,1...wAW,,' y ,,,,,..f,wgv4,4,.j,.. aff' ff' fw?VZZf1fWZ14M ' 71041 Electives offered in English lr'- 'o 2 Ma ZZ Z2 Miss Linda Pracht Mr. Maurice Shock Miss Carolyn Starkey Mrs. Lucille Tuel Mrs. Leora Wade Mrs. Mary Weiser it , Xl Z Top left: Mr, John Lee. Above right: Mrs. Carolyn M.'rCune. Above: Mrs. Linda McLean. 125 Mrs Cath Mrs. Trudy Kline Mrs, Theresa Marlow Mrs. Marilyn Phillips erlne Floedersheimer French, Latin, Spanish offered as languages fqmx ' ff, 4:55 -'lf - if rg. Above left: Mrs. Theresa Marlow offers assistance to her Spanish students. Above: Miss Linda Pracht. Left: Mrs, Leora Wade. Offset plates become lanterns in craft class Mrs. Libby Auville Mr. Ken Gilbert if I f as frmmfzf-frvfvw Top right: Mr. Harold Reed works on offset plates to be made into lantern replicas. Above: Ceramic student works on wheel projects. Above right: Craft student and Mr. Reed admire their handiwork. Right: Handles are attached to a ceramic project. E Mfr . f N YQ. -f fly' . .:r. e .,.. ,E Xixf l 4 91 127 Miss Sue Collins Mr. Lynn Dodrill Miss Margaret Foreman Miss Sharon Graham Mrs. Virginia Henderson Mr. Steven Lux Mr. Gregory Miles Mr. Gene Minks 'PX Wt? i QP? .3 I ii I 41 w mi, 4 Nl flvlvfl 'Nafft ITIYITI 'AYNAYAY AYNAYAYA TIYIYIW N AYNAYAYA, TAYAYIYAYAYQ, , A'aT ' xg' Left: Mr. Wayne Smith. Above left: Mrs. Ruth Simon Above right: Miss Susan Steinbeck. Math faculty teach importance of numbers 128 Mr. Frank Gelber Mrs. Kathryn Sayre Mrs. Jean Singer Above left: Senior Jim Lytle was selected to play in the NlcDonald's All-American High School Band. He performed with the band in Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade in New York City and the Rose Bowl Parade in Pasadena, California. Above right: Mr. Edward McKown looks over music which the band will play for its winter con- cert. Lytle plays with lVlcDonald's 129 Mrs. Anne Davies Mrs. Eileen Haislop ff: Mrs. Thaylia Koon Mrs. Marilyn Sturgell X .1- fl' if .ff Miss Nancy Warner .BJ Mrs. Lucille Wharton Mr. Robert Wheeler JA .fir W fx , . . 1 ,lim ., M .Null iq Counselors, librarians offer special services S -rg xl Y Mrs. Louise Church Mrs. Hazel Elliott Mrs. Flena Ellison Opposite page bottom right: Mrs. Marilyn Sturgell ex- plains scheduling procedures to a class. Bottom left: Mrs. Thaylia Koon, guidance secretary, works on a list of schools coming to the Career Fair. This page top: Library assistants are from left, Matt Evans, Mrs. Ellison, Kevin Jonas, Cindy Rhodes, Cynthia Cross, Jeff Nutter, Charlene Paugh, David Jones, Sam Goans, Mrs. Elliott, Elizabeth Drennen, Bill Denny, Gerald Henderson, and Pat Stephens. 131 132 Mr. Blaine Auville Mr. Robert Dutton Mr. Lloyd Farinash Miss Marian Means Mr. Larry Sapp Miss Sue Smaagaard Mrs. Janie Smith Mr. Dacel Ware N-M .- Q-w if 1 Above: Mr. Michael Webb. Left: Mr. Sapp relaxes between one of his chemistry classes. Science students receive laboratory instruction Below left: Senior Rick Cook receives instruction from Mr. Dave teacher John Husk lectures his class on various aspects of science. Bumgarner, Chemistry I and ll teacher. Below right: Biology I and ll Bottom: Lab students add scientific skills to their knowledge. is Tiff? 1, lr l 1 N 133 Mrs. Susan Gardner Mrs, Judy Waggoner 1711.1 Mrs. Joan Berolatti Miss Linda Eddy ,ij W' Y bf- vcr' HI -i 3'-r ' - ...Aer fr - 1 17:1-,.,. Middle: Girls gym assistants are from left, first row, Lanita Wentzel. Judy Boso, Melanie Wilcox, Martha Flollefson, Bar- bara Hollowell, Prudy Crouser, Lou Ann Allen, Sheila Rader, June Nohe. Margo Friend, Beth St, Clair, Debbie Short, se- cond row, Brenda Duty, Ann Maxwell, Linda Clegg, Sharon McCauley, Sherri Thorn, Kathy Smith, Dianne Viar, Pam Smith, Kendra Barker, Kenna Hitt, Karen Conley, Lynn Sakachg third row, Suzanne Bower, Renee Dutton, Vicki Sinkule. Sheryl Huber, Donna Dawkins, Marianna Morgan, Linda Nelson, Cindy Maynard, Floxie Gilchrist, Liz Handlan, Nancy Lemley, Suzy Taylor, fourth row, Mrs. Susan Gardner, Susan Butler, Joy Gunter, Sandy Kimble, Jennifer Conley, Carol Kolheim, Kelly Day, Kyle Leverett, Patsy Manzo, Betsy Welch, Renee Garmon, Diana Ayers, fifth row, Miss Linda Eddy, Mrs. Joan Berolatti, Donna Uhl, Linda Tallman, Gina Coleman, Kim St. Clair, Kathy Goldstein, Debbie Powell, Jewell Owens, Mary Ann Thorpe, and Laura NlcQuate. Physical education develops skill, coordination Q , l Bottom opposite page: Boys gym assistants are from left, first row, Mark McCoy, Mitch Cunningham, Scott Newell, Dean Chancey, Jim Ellison, Larry Hively, Pat Earleyg second row, Jeff Boone, Mike Mason, Rick Reese, Bob Buskirk, Dave Noakes, Scott Gilmore, Jim Buskirkg third row, Mike Creasey, Charles Benton, Chris Jones, John Strimer, Scott Clark, Dustin Vincent, Mr. Dale Grimm. This page top left: Mr. Joe Handlan. Top left: Mr. Gary Prater. Above left: Mr. Gerald Spencer. Above right: Mr. Dale Grimm. 135 Mrs. Elly Carrag Mrs. JoEllen Gardner Mr. Anthony Lautar Miss Cathy Nocida Miss Roberta Woods 1 0 urs-ff 'Q fav CIT! Qin-Y Special reading lab equipment benefits students 4. lip Above: Mrs, Carras and Miss Nocida examine selections for student reading. Flight: Equipment forthe new reading lab is checked by Miss Nocida, lab director. ,Ra N . -.' ff' as M, 5 ' ,v .V I Family living students plan wedding, reception Left: Mrs. Patricia Thomas. Below: Miss Karen Kincheloe. Bottom left: Groom Mark Schroeder and bride Jennifer Henricks toast one another after their family living wedding , Bottom right: Bride Loretta Eddy is given in marriage by her father Chuck Baker. 5 -.,,.,....w-ff' xv-W. pf .gy n 138 Mrs. Margaret Donovan Mrs. Betty Dutton Miss Pat Hylbert ,ff-'1 1, 1 fi 7, . mah -' ' t fi. Miss Susan Rice Mrs. Elizabeth Rickett 4'-f-, . if -sv G' .fi Above: Mrs. Emma Hammett. Right top: Miss Doris Radabaugh. Right: Mr. Raymond Pyles. lol 4-Lf Q aff Z . ,-.V NH N lVlr. Steve Grimm Mr. Edward Livingston lVlr. Larry Rhodes Students learn business traits, safe driving skills F parm- , 3 ,, sv 'd 5:1 Above: Mr. Elmer Napier. Top left: Mr. Grimm instructs driver educa- tion students on safety of locking doors. Left: lVlr. Napier explains the components of a car engine to Diane Clark. 139 Jig, i Top left: An auto mechanics student examines an engine. Top right: Mr. Homer Boston, auto body shop, and Mr. Charles Farris, office machine repair. Middle left: Mr. Robert Crawford, electronics instructor. Middle right: Of- fice machine repair students work on a typewriter. Right: Mr. Gregory Hawkins observes progress of woodshop students. 1-IO .rw 1 ' K Yi '- f T A' i fi Weisz: f, QS fr, Y . f:.i,..,f ' .LE 7 is fi' s 4 -twig, 11 Av V 'Y ' . Q r ' I '. V' F3 N ' '. 6 f , , 1'. N L-'53 A54 V L-,5 I ' . an F R 4PY'4T i- -L1 5 Q. C. UJ r-1' 2. 93. na 3- Sf' 4 o o an f.: o 3 Qi 'cs 7 o to 7 na 3 CD no 3 cn 4 na :. co Q. W' NKXNREKN Top left: Mr. Ron Stalnaker, industrial ' ' M. Charles Eaton, arts. Top right. r industrial arts. Above: Mr. Gregory Hawkins, industrial arts. Middle: Mr. Ted Wigal, industrial electricity. Right: Mr. Robert Sheppard, auto mechanics. Unphotographed: Mr. Edward Clouse, sheet metal. . i maw...am.r 1411 Student assistants take burdens off teachers T3 'FF SvW,,,.,,u,-d Top: Main office assistants working with Mrs. Virginia Cochran, school secretary, are from left, Debbie Watts, Kim Weinet, Mrs. Cochran, Bridgett Lightner, Jane Thomas, Pam Garrison, and Mona Miller. Above: Aiding Nurse Janice Bargeloh in the Health Center are from left seated, Millie Stoneking, Sandy Whitlatch, Treva Matthews, Paula Marlowg standing, Kathy Anderson, Patty Loach, Mrs. Bargeloh, Bobbette Grimm, and Elaine Moore. Opposite page top: Registrar assistants are from left Kay Stump, Darla Hill, Sandy Weekley, and Kathy Carr. Assisting in the guidance office are seated from left, Debbie Hardman, Vickie James, Debbie Morehead, Carol Barrett, Cheryl Brown, Cindy Sheppardg standing, Charles Steed. f It .vw I lf1! 'wif' 2 '31 Xi 4 r 35? 1' 'S mmm- .0 1 143 , QL 1. 3 '0 ll! li: S 4' .I , ,h . 1-Q - 1 ' , WC N, 7 Q' Cooks prepare lunchg janitors clean buildings 144 'ff lx . ,, ea' -- 4 it 4 Top: Serving an average of 900 lunches daily, PHS cooks are from left front row, Nellie Meade, Tayran Spurgeon, Etta Gulf, Mildred Boso, Helen Westfall, Manetta Clouse, Helen Wilson, Virginia Shinleyg standing, Kathleen Riel, Hazel Dulaney, Dorthy Hill, Catherine Shields, Grace Schoolcraft, Hazel Pickens, Betty Hardman, Betty Daley, and Diana Kerns. Middle left: Cooks are busy serving lunches. Above: Janitor Bill Benett sweeps walkway out- side the Big Red Room. Left: Cooks prepare hot rolls for lunch. EVENTSXORGANIZA TIONS AFS, Art Club, Council, Forum aid school Below: Painting the Big Red Indian in the center of Field House floor was one of the projects of the Art Club. Members are from left, seated, Julie Burky, Diane Whitehead, Phyllis Murnahan, Linda Tappan, and Becky Swearingeng standing, Jen- ny Vest, Bill Thorn, and Joan Hutson. Bottom: Sponsored by Miss Louise Helmick, the American Field Service Club promotes the AFS program. Members are from left, seated, Julie Bartlett, Debbie Smith, Mickey Frymier, Julie Morgan, Liz Loweg standing, Miss Helmick, Ginger Rathbone, Julie Goldenberg, Bryan Fleenor, Judy Crites, and Lisa Moore. 1416 , 77 I , M7 Top left: Elected by their classmates, Student Council members conducted various discussions this year with ad- ministrators regarding school policies. In addition, they sponsored Spirit Week, collected money for the Allen Hickman Fund, supported the Count the Cans contest, installed tape players in the cafeteria and Big Red Room, and exchanged students with other high schools. Council members are from left, first row, bottom to top, Anita Crane, Mary Bird, Micki Frymier, Sharon McCauley, Janet Yearego, Jo Ellen Waterman, Betsy Welch, Sheila Wolff, second row, Connie Williams, Karla Yoho, Barb Duggan, Brenda Duty, Patsy Paugh, Deena Swain, Susan Snyder, Scrub Hendrickson, Dustin Vincent, Tom Ingram, third row, Faith Brown, Dave Freshour, Rob Corrie, Stephanie Donaway, Barry Burns, Kevin Lantz, Michael Shouldis, Rich Duggan, and Mark Louden. Top right: Leading this year's Student Council have been from left, Mark Louden, vice presidentg Susie Bailey, secretary: and Scrub Hendrickson, president. Above: Student-Faculty Forum was a discussion among faculty and students of school problems, policies, etc. Members were from left, first row, Miss Grace Nocida, Suzie Butler, Mrs. Lucille Wharton, Amy Parry, Jewell Owens, Annette Pryor, Becky Scott, Theresa Parry, Mrs, Marilyn Phillips, Mr. Ronald Kincaid, second row, Leslie Haynes, Kathy Norman, Debby Haught, Judy Crites, Ginger Rathbone, Frank Yoke, Jim Fankhauser, Susie Bailey, Mr. Robert Butler, Bryan Westfall, Miss Linda Pracht, Mrs. Linda McLean, Scrub Hendrickson, Mr. David Ice, Mr. Frank Gelber, Pat Barclay, Dan Mitchell, Miss Louise Helmlck, and Mr. Robert Shepherd. 147 p 1 light: -nil lil!!! 1 B null . EH EH in d 'Nil-f' l-uv. 4 TD ,- 77 i i X. -4 ,.4,y,,.Q. , . S '5- ' f', url, '7 ..- V 5 - 'L9'x-z':XfL:,.'1.- tZ!1e.Au.Zs11 :lull W, QQ' F9 491 af fw Top right: Backing the Little Red teams this year are Little Red Cheerleaders, from left, kneeling, Marold Hatcher, Anne Esbenshadeg standing, Joan Bowery, Marsha Ftobey iheadl, and Diane Hanlon. Top left: Little Red Cheerleaders cheer their team. Above: Big Fted Indian and South kyw, Q. ,. 'iQ - ' pf if ,5,,., , l,:'2,f',d , z,. ffm Patriot talk at halftime. Bottom right: Big Red Cheerleaders are all smiles before their first game. ' 52 f' Cheerleaders help keep up PHS spirit Top: Big Red Cheerleaders hand out feathers during Spirit Week. Above: Sup- porting the Big Reds are the Big Red Cheerleaders, from left kneeling, Debbie Rexroad, Betsy Welch, LaDonna Crane, Jackie Parry standing, Bob Brockwell, Dale Montgomary, Steve Masters, mounting, Sheila Boggs, Jill Six fHeadl, and Rebecca Crooks. Top right: Spirit leaders talk over pre-game warmups. Right: Cheerleading isn't all glamorous, as here the cheerleaders prepare to lead the crowd during rain at the Huntington East game. 149 150 I' P- , ff' ' ,-' i- ml- -l gr' . I VV A W, 4 . ir, v Junior Orchesis members express themselves through modern dance. This year's honorary has the largest number of members since the club's formation. Top: Under the direction of Mrs. Joan Berolatti, members are from left, first row, Betsy Welch, Renee Garman, Brenda Marshall, Becky Langfitt, Tammy Hornaker, Terry Evans, Gina Coleman, Jackie Parr, Mary Ann Thorpe, Debbie Ftexroad, Angie Campbellg second row, Katie Roberts, Diana Ayers, Becky Crooks, Ann Maxwell, Kendra Barker, third row, Diane Handlan, Criss Wright, Lorna Hardman, Jane Bailey, Brenda Duty, Renee Dutton, Barbara Duggan, Mandy Smith, Beth Jones, Vicky Sinkule, Laura Hardman, Linda Snodgrass, Sandy Kimbleg fourth row, Brenda Burky, Linda Moore, Susan Wichenhafer, Terry Leach, Connie Offut, Anne Esbenshade, Tina Campbell, Susie Taylor, Marold Hatcher, Mary Weese, Jane Shrewsbury, Joy Howes, Lea Hutson, Gail Norman, fifth row, Kathy Smithg sixth row, Joan Elder. Bottom: Officers of Orchesis are from left, Suzanne Bower, president, Doris Coleman, treasurerg Suzie Butler, costumes, Diane Dunn, vice presidentg Marianna Morgan, secretaryg and Linda Nelson, costumes. 5 6 My Q 1, 1? .. W 5' K if W '- 5 , X5 :ne -:f:- ,,, S ffl-R, f f K 25, ' ' QM --Q' ,gif ' 5 1' M W: 42 -- v. 1 gy , ' v' 5 if-T f T. ' ' K 2 ,hgh x ms. My n Q Q 5 2 Qi 3 g f H XY 1 'W qw in 'E X? 'L' gk 9? V ,f f A Y, ,f ' 2 , 7 W 'W 31 W, mfr . 1 u , .fy V f , , Q f tv 1' Q fx! .ax I gn 9 fr 'Q Q? ,Q , A, X 'ir ' 44' it f 1, Nw, , , I . I '. 1 ,. 4, 1 . f 'Q wr' 0- ,,,, 1 M ' -n .,.,A W Ti. XA 34. if .X V ,Y pf Q5 J fy fy rf- ,, ,. Q .. . . . CY 2 - . I - Q yi . . 1 f- - .. IV!! :fix , -Ar Si il rr gk L . K K q .143-iii' 1 X Ji S- ' -f 'ilfryif gVQ.11fX ,Q xi 3 1 . i 2,1 My .4 za ,a sa if za 'zgx A ' ' W4 'Ur' n 6' 5' A -1 fe tiecqiffuf f A i A f Q. JXP 5 , xJ.:r, X Vt V A ' ' 4 ul, -1, J 5 1 D 3245 i if f ' yd ' 1 I n F1 U X r is I 'K ui nx P! bib 1 if 'Q fi It lk sf H Fig Si if A if - - F , ii., I I ' 9 ,, -ei : A l -A ' Q .' ' X ' V... gk 1' , , .I flyv fl .f. :L A !L 353-vi .fl 4 1, ,L 3 f K, f. 2. fvx' ' Q: 54443 I v Top left, The sound of the percussion section keeps band members in step. Top right: Many long hard practices are the makings of the Big Red Band. Above: During halftime the Big Red Band performs for the fans at the football game. Composing the Big Red Band are flutes: Diana Smith, Paula Ash, Suzey Foster, Faith Brown, Patty Pugh, Cindy Greeno, David Erwin, Candy Boothroy, Janet Polley, clarinets: Don Nathan, Carleen Hughes, Bryan Hall, Kendall Phillips, Karen Masters, Eric Fritch, Laura Duffy, Lisa Snyder, Tammy Honaker, Laura Montgomery, Mark Turnball, Becky Langfitt, Scott Bibbee, Wade Hunt, Dave Beorn, Jackie Yarnell, Kim Hunter, Pam Tate, Bill Sink, Chris Province, Kim Lane, Arthur Berg, Tammy Walp, Lee Kesselrlng, saxophone, Chris McCar- ty, Eric Williams, Cindy Page, Iretta Hunter, Bob Anderson, Jerry VanCamp, Chuck Cooper, melophone: Larry Mayhew, Cheryl Nutter, Larry McCullogh, Ralph Bell, Pam Paugh, trombone, Jim Lytle, Brad Anderson, Adrian Mounce, John Ritton, Steve Middleton, Terry Schiazza, Paul Fatora, Bob Marlow, Steve Parsons, Brian Farnsworth, Richard Cullum, Mike Stephens, baritone: Pete Carlson, Jim Fisher, Dan Flint, Brian Mor- ton, Dan Sharpes, drums: Bob Hornbeck, Dan Bonnell, Mike Tuell, John Rader, John Spencer, Carl Lincicome, Charles Johnson, Gary Summers, Mark Sutton, Tim Fittro, Randy Enoch, Jim Melrose, Mark Enoch, Rob Moss, Gary Sheppard, John Gaadt, Kyle Wilson, Tom Scott, trumpet: Mark Wass, Rob Mayhew, Richard Stemple, Bruce Wendelken, Mark Cunningham, Bill Wood, Sam Martin, Jeff Grewell, Eric Randa, Ron Spiker, John Smittle, Eric Fletcher, Brian Westfall, Alan Daugherty, Tom Anderson, Steve Alderson, Jon Satterfield, Bill Ross, Mark Harris, Bill Anderson, Ron Ryan, Tammy Gum, Don Stemple, Bill Buckley, Ted Duty, Ralph Reaves, tuba: Tom Mills, John Yoho, Don McRoberts, Steve McPherson, Earl Moyer. 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Under the direction of Mr. Frank Gelber, orchestra members are from left, first row, Nancy Loach, Becky Fike, Debbie McHenry, Charles Steed, Becky Scott, Cheryl Nutter, John Yoho, Carrie Pfalzgrafp second row, Paula Marlow, Sandra Whitlatch, Terry Gunter, Charlotte Steed, Colleen Danner, Chris Phillips, Susan Carder, Julie Wells, Barbie Howard, Sara Lytle, Debbie Thompson, Kim Walburn, Kim Bird, Anita Modesitt, Jennie Vest, third row, Steve Parsons, Terry Schiazza, Cheryl Robinson, Tammy Hall, Pam Paugh, Barbara Hines, Lisa Lamont, Christine Daniell, Cathy Morton, Linda Nelson, Brian Morton, Cindy Corderg fifth row, Martin Meador, Jeff Stephens, Marc McDonald, Mr. Gelber, Larry Pelfrey, Melody Sheppard, and James Lantz. 157 Choirs entertain both school, community Y? vxvf gi-:jx -p Y K 3 - Top: Newly formed Marcato, directed by Mrs. Kathryn Sayre, performed for various community functions, participated in the Revue, and also sang in the Christmas program. Members are front row, bottom to top, Mindy Smith, Sharon Pearson, Nancy Lemley, Mona Miller, Carolyn Marlow, Linda Farley, Paula Starkey, Kim Busch, back row, Susie Taylor, Sylvia Morehead, Karen Vincent, Carrie Chambers, Barbara Smith, Brenda Burkey, Karen Cunningham, Anne Cawley, Jane Bailey. Above: Directed by Mrs. Sayre, Symphonic Choir performs for various school functions. This year's members are from left, first row, Anne Cawley, Paula Starkey, Mona Miller, Mary McNulty, Debbie Williams, Renee Boyter, Kathy Tallman, Ann Bailey, Renee Kaufman, Susan Divvens, Suzanne Durnell, Becky Mixer, Rodney Smith, Crystal Phillips, Sylvia Morehead, Kim Busch, Mary Jo King, Linda Bays, second row, Eric Lilly, Debbie Anderson, Jane Thomas, Nancy Loach, Linda Snodgrass, Virginia Richards, June Kupfner, Ted Duty, Grace Spence, Michelle Rust, Leslie Waltzer, Jeff Fleel, Teresa Richards, Craig Wolff, Mike Woods, Carma Ott, Carolyn Schwab, Diana Brookoverg third row, Pam Paugh, Jeff Delong, Christine Daniell, Rob Corrie, Pam Watson, Freer Mace, Dave Lindamood, Eric Winans, Alan Fiuley, Mark Beha, Pete Murray, Dave Fieeves, Mark Leep, Mike Tuell, Jeff Sapp, Fton Flanagan, Fton Roy, Ann Foraker, Nancy Brooks. Top: A Cappella Choir, under the direction of Mrs. Jean Singer, per- forms many times throughout the school year. The choir is involved in the Revue and presents a Christmas and a spring concert. Members of this year's A Cappella Choir include from left, first row, Sharon McCauley, Mary Lockhart, Sheila Wolff, Cindy Terry, Sandra Jett, second row, Fred Pepper, Allan Dougherty, Eric Williams, Bill Wilson, Tom Foraker, Brian Dye, Chuck Darby, Rick Powell, Arthur Berg,Scott Hobson, Bill Moellendick, Keith Flensborg,Susan Carder, Jenny Johnston, third row, Marilyn Rader, Connie Williams, Dianna Ayers, Roxie Gilchrist, Loren Johnson, Mark Williams, Greg Wheaton, Alvin Gibson, Bill Thorn, Tom Fragale, Dave Phillips, John Florence, Lisa Sheppard, Ronda McDaniel, Cheryl Huber, Susan Schindler, Jan Williams, fourth row, Mrs. Singer, Susan Wilcox, Denise McDonald, Stephanie McCutcheon, Kim McCormick, Becky Thorpe, Martha Rollefson, Steve Stephens, Dave Lindamood, Rick Chichester, Mark Louden, John Duskey, Dennis Heater, Pam Turner, Dawna Dawkins, Brenda Duty, Becky Scottg' fifth row, Dianna Smith, Becky Crooks, Julie Frady, Kathy West, Donna Coffman, Mark Wass, Stuart Rui, Jack Bernheimer, Tim Marshall, Brian Westfall, Steve Mc- Cutcheon, Fred Albright, Tom Mills, Eydie Henry, Cathy Craig. Above: Chamber Choir performed under the direction of Mrs. Singer at various community functions. Selected from A Cappella, Chamber Choir members are from left, front row, Mark Williams, Jenny Johnston, Loren Johnson, Kathy West, Mark Wass, Sheryl Huber, Tim Marshall, Sharon McCauley, Rick Powell, Susan Schindler, Eric Williams, Cindy Terry, John Florence, back row, Connie Williams, Diane Smith, Alvin Gibson, Gina Busch, Donna Coffman, Becky Thorpe, Scott Hobson, Tom Fragale, Tom Foraker, Charles Gibson, Tom Mills, and Brian Dye. 159 160 .fc raw' M Top: Junior Academy of Science, sponsored by Mr. Lloyd Farinash, promotes an interest in science and provides an oppor- tunity for science students doing projects to be recognized. Throughout the year the group sponsors the PHS science fair and two trips, one to a scientific and historical museum and another for a state field study. From left are Adrian Mounce, Kevin Jonas, John Yoho, Anjani Lamba, Mr. Farinash, and Robert Nobles. Above: Astronomy Club permits interested students to operate the planetarium and assists students in learning the constellations and use of a telescope. Sponsored by Mr. Blaine Auville, club members are seated, Tom Yenchag standing from left, Mr. Auville, Robert Hornbeck, Steve Whittington, Pat Barclay, Richard Lang, Mark Eaton, and Mark Travis. Clubs sponsor fair aid planetarium, collect glass Top: Chess Club members learn how to play chess andfor improve playing ability. Members participate in tour- naments with other schools. Seated from left are Timmy Owens, Frank Day, Mark Weiser, Dave Jonesg standing, Perry Defibaugh, Mr. Blaine Auville lsponsorl, Dave Butcher, Dave Zinn, and John Yoho. Right: Conservation Club informs the public of conservation needs. The recycling of glass and building nature trails in various parks are done by the club. Awaiting donations of glass on a recycling Saturday are from left, first row, Linda Williams, Anjani Lamba, Laura Flice, Carol Llewellyn, Carolyn Marlow, se- cond, Amy Cross, Tracy Parry, Tim Wilcox, Mr. John Husk fsponsorl, Cin- dy Morehead, and Debbie Morehead. 161 162 Flight: Masque and Gavel, speech honorary, sponsors the Senior and Junior West con- tests and promotes speech activities at PHS. Members are from left, first row, Elizabeth Rasel, Kathy Lines, second row, Judy Crites, Cassie Kahn, Susie Butlerg third row, Patsy Paugh and Karla Yoho. Below: Members of the PHS forensic team are from left, first row, Patsy Paugh, Micki Frymier, Anita Crane, Anjani Lamba, Anne Esbenshade, Laura Rice, Jewell Owens, Cassie Kahn, Suzie Butler, Karla Yoho, Elizabeth Raselg second row, Tracy Parry, Deena Swain, Joe Backus, Susie Bailey, third row, Jim Ostrye, Ed DeLong, Ken Heany, Patsy Manzo, Pam Tate, Kathy Lines, Dave Hendrickson, Pam Paugh, Denise McDonald, Kyle Leverettg fourth row, Steve McCutcheon, Matt Woodward, Dan Mitchell, Brian Westfall, Gregg Douglass, Stewart Glass, Jim Fankhauser, Steve Masters, and Frank Yoke. Speech students capture forensic trophies Left: An assortment of trophies won at one foren- sic tournament is displayed in the main office. Below: Debating under the banner of PHS are from left, first row, Joe Backus, Dave Hen- dricksong second row, Frank Yoke, Judy Crites, Cheryl Evans, Suzie Bailey, third row, Jerry Van- Camp, Gregg Douglass, Tod Seiigman, Tom Anderson, and Jim Fankhauser. 163 Top: Studying in the morning at PHS and work- ing a half day in local stores and businesses, Distributive Education Club of America members earn while they learn. Members of DECA are from left, first row, Sarah Yeardley, Charles Miller, Allda Sutton, Judi Waterman, second row, Brenda Adams, Brenda Williamson, Phyllis Lockhart, Elizabeth Talbott, Carole Kesterson, Chris Casto, John Spencer, Terry Lowe, Gerald Graham, Terri Thompson, third row, Marilyn Park, Brenda Edman, Judith Lafferee, Sheila Bauman, Ronda Haugh, Julie Bartlett, Brenda Woodyard, Kimberly Brown, Marlene Tyson, Sally Deem, Wilma Brookover, Larry Bunner, Marvin Mollohan, Weldon Taylor, David Wilson, James Ellison, Debra Taylor, Mr. Raymond Pylesg fourth row, Joy McPherson, Karen Hitchcock, Joan McPherson, Deborah Tanner, Cheryl Johnson, Mack Eakins, Donna Wilson, David Edgell, Eddy Richard, Dave Willis, Richard Smith, fifth row, Daniel Bonnell, Robert Marlow, Doug Wright. Middle: Girls in Co-operative Oc- cupations master secretarial skills and work in the afternoon with local employers. Co-ops are from left, first row, Susan Riley, Susan Pratt. Angie Huber, Charlene Hornbeckg second row, Nancy Taylor, Lois Savage, Shirley Sole, Cheryl Park: third row, Janet Greiner, Cherrie Pickrell, Sherry Kinney, Penny Davisg fourth row, Donna Hall, Donna Montgomery, Mrs. Margaret Donovan, Cindy Bailes, and Sandy Fowler. C-2 Entertainment, work among groups' aot'v'ties Top: Mummers are honorary Thespian members who have accumulated the most number of points in dramatic activity. This selected group of seniors, sponsored by Mr. John Lee, puts on one play each year and supports Thespians. These advanced Thespians are from left Carolyn Schwab, Glen Alsup, Susan Schindler, Ed DeLong, John Walters, Ann Max- well, Patsy Paugh, Grant Zech, Mike McAllister, and Suzie Butler. Right: Thespians participate in regional and state festivals and produce one major play each year. They try to encourage participation in dramatic activity by running workshops for new Thespian members and offering short plays for civic groups and elementary schools. Members of Thespian Troupe 264 are from left, first row, Mr. Lee, Mike Mc- Callister, Suzie Butler, Marc Butcher, Patsy Paugh, John Walters, Mary Jo King, Grant Zech, Belinda Ward, Bill Owens, second row, Linda Bayes, Ftenee Kaufman, Brian Congrove, Becky Arnott, Melissa Smith, Fred Pepper, Missy Patient, Glen Alsup, Carol Dawson, Paula Foreman, Mary Ftollefson, Carla Yoho, Terry DeLancey, Ginger Rathboneg third row, Becky Scott, Diane Handlan, Susan Schindler, Carolyn Schwab, John Strimer, Patsy Manzo, Scott DeHem, Liz Lowe, Judy Waterman, fourth row, Ftick Lotshaw, Kathy McDonough, Tony Fitzgerald, Kathy Elswick, Kyle Leverett, Linda Porter, Bob Brake, Sarah Martin, Claudia Denton, Micky Cox, Angie Grif- fith,Sara Wolford, Carry Steers, Ed DeLong, Jane Thomas, fifth row, Don Joachim, Dave McCoy, Kristine Daniels, John St. Clair, Ann Maxwell, John Ftouta, Tom Ingram, Dave Gilchrist. Bottom opposite page: Under the direction of Mr. Steve Summers is the Stage Crew. Seated from left are Kim Hunter, Janet Polly, Jackie Yarnellg standing, Steve Masters, Scott Cunningham, Danny Mitchell, Kevin Jonas, and Mr. Summers. 165 166 Below: Responsible for publishing the Journal are from left, first row, Marchaela Dennison, Tara Poole, Elaine Moore, Randy Wilson, Terry Gunter, Mary Weese, Joy Gunter, Kay Stump, Susan Owens, Julie Morgan: second row, Steve Williams, Cheri Feick, Ann Maxwell, Betsy Barger, Sarah Martin, Liz Lowe, Tony Fitzgeraldg third row, Buddy Kuhl, Gary Florence, Mike McDonald, Ky Owen, Dan Flint, Cathy Chambers, and Kevin Bradshaw. Ouill and Scroll Journalism Honorary members must have maintained a B academic average, completed Jour- nalism l, and have done exceptional work on a school publication. Members are front, Steve Williams: second row, from left, Julie Morgan, Joy Gunter, Marchaela Den- nison, Betsy Barger, Kay Stump, Susan Owens, Ann Maxwell, and Elaine Moore. Opposite page top: Laying out pages, writing copy, cropping pictures, and meeting deadlines were the responsibilities of the Parhischan staff, Fifth period staff members were from left, seated, Lesia Synder, Debby Rexroad, Laura Duffy, Rick Boyce: standing, Debbie Mitchell, Jackie Parr, Lynda Bowen, Rita Pirillo, adviser Carolyn McCune, Dave LeFevers. Cathy Posey, Sue Ankrom, Susan Owens, Melanie Wilcox, Leslie Howard, and Sharon Rutherford. Middle: Sixth period staff members were from left, seated, Toni Foggin, Debby Shepler, Carla Sheppard, Judy Mason, Cindy Brown, Kim Busch, Ronda McDaniel, Dianne Viarg standing, Pat Foley, Barbara Hollowell, Tom Foraker, Kathy McDaniel, Mark Richards, Deane Whitworth, Kay Stump, Gail Barr, and Lynn Fury. Bottom: Volunteer photographer Rob Belknap and his father, Arnold Belknap discuss pictures for the yearbook. Mr. Belknap represents the Walsworth Publishing Company of Marceline, Mo., publishers of this year's Parhischan. 4'6PQ'S lr B-' c ribi W r, ' Q first class nspa medalist cspa first place quill 81 scroll th e ournal Published bi-weekly by ioumalism students of Parkersburg High School 2101 Dudley Ave., Parkersburg, XVV 26101 subscription price f S2 per year editor f steve williams co-editor f kay stump managing editor f betsy barger news f susan owens editorial j ann maxwell, julie morgan feature f liz lowe, tara poole sports f joy gunter photo j cheri feick advertising f marchaela dennison subscription f mike mcdonald circulation f mary beauchamp business f sarah martin photographer f ky owen news bureau f stephanie mc cuteheon assistants f kevin bradshaw, cathy chambers, tony Fitzgerald, dan Hint, gary florence, tc-rry gunter, buddy kuhl, elaine moore, mary weese, randy wilson advisor f mrs. earolyn mccune business advisor f mr. steve summers 131 Journal, Parhisohan meet publication deadlines L...-it j f' QF' Q' M...-ww... 9- wi er tail X x,,. PARHISCHAN STAFF Introduction: Kim Busch, Toni Foggin, Ron- da McDaniel, Kay Stump, Dianne Viar. Seniors: Gail Barr, Lynn Fury, Barbara Hollowell, Leslie Howard, Kathy Norman, Cathy Posey, Sharon Rutherford. Underclassmen: Sue Ankrom, Donna Lattea, Rita Pirillo. Academic: Flick Boyce, Laura Duffy, Debbie Mitchell, Lesia Snyder, Melanie Wilcox. Eventsforganizations: Lyn- da Bowen, Cindy Brown, Judy Mason, Susan Owens, Jackie Parr, Lisa Prince, Debbie Rexroad, Debbie Shepler, Carla Shepherd. Sports: Pat Foley, Tom Foraker, Mike Fulton, Kay Stump. Community: Tom Foraker, Mike Fulton, Leslie Haynes, Linda Porter, Bill Thorn, Deane Whitworth. Index: Leslie Howard, Cathy Posey, Sharon Rutherford. Photographers: Rob Belknap, Mark Eaton, Dave LeFevers, Ky Owen, Mark Richards. 167 1 A325 W L.: Top: Members of Student Action in Education are from left Jim Lantz, Kathy Morton, Barbara Hines, Becky Scott, Becky Arnott, Ronda McDaniel, Becky Thorpe, Judy Crites, Colleen Danner, Cheryl Pugh, Annette Pryor, Kevin Jonas, Paula Ash, Lynn Cutlip, Treva Mathews, Bryan Mercer, Mr. William Dziawga, and Mrs. Marilyn Phillips. During the school year, SAE members viewed films concerning careers in education, attended state workshops, and exchanged programs with Parkersburg South High School's SAE Chapter. SAE members also ex- perienced two days of teaching at area elementary and junior high schools. Members obtained textbooks to find out exactly what the classes were studying. After observing the teachers one day, SEA members taught classes on their own. Right: Assistant Principal Robert Butler selects refreshments at the SAE faculty appreciation tea. Below: Principal Ronald Kincaid and Assistant Principal Roy Radabaugh are served by SAE members Kevin Jonas and Bill Buckley at the tea during National Education Week. Activities of Entre Nous reading honorary members include meeting regularly and discussing current books, participating in National Book Week and Children's Book Week, and presenting book reviews to English classes. Left: Entre Nous membersare from left, first row, Dani Williams, Beth McCutcheon, Julie Morgan, Rebecca Scott, second row, Jane Rathbone, Becky Fike, Miss Grace Nocida, sponsor, third row, Gina Busch, Ginger Rathbone. Below: Presenting stories during children's story tell- ing hour at Carnegie Library are from left, first row, Becky Arnott, Melissa Smith, Gina Busch, Dani Williams, Jill McQuateg second row, Jane Rathbone and Mrs. Anna Casto, librarian. SAE Entre Nous teach classes, enact stores MW4 GAA, gymnastics offer sports opportunities 170 Girls Athletic Association provides various sports activities. GAA, with the largest membership in the organization's history, is spon- sored by Mrs. Judy Waggoner, Miss Linda Eddy, and Mrs. Susan Gardner. Top: GAA members are from left, first row, Mrs. Gardner, Sheila Boggs, Prudy Crouser, Shelia Radar, Lanita Wentzel, Cindy Wallbrown, Jane Rathbone, Gina Busch, Kay Stump, Margo Friend, Miss Eddy: second row, Mrs, Waggoner, Jody Johnson, Karla Yoho, Tammy Walp, Kathy Goldstein, Jewell Owens, Londa McBrayer, Kim St. Clair, Patsy Manzo, Renee Garman, Betsy Welch, third row, Judy Boso, Patty Handlan, Beth St. Clair, Karen Conley, Kim Montgomery, Becky Langfitt, Kendra Barker, Bonnie McBrayer, Julie Nelson, Brenda Marks. Nancy Lemley, Debbie Short, fourth row, Lou x ,.-1 I 'A .. v ai' Ann Allen, Cindy Jenkins, Linda Farley, Carol Berry, Rene Conley, Kathy McMullin, Jeri Tallhammer, Peggy Leiving, Cindy Crook, Cheryl Uhl, Deena Coleman, fifth row, Renee Dutton, Marold Hatcher, Debbie Rexroad, Julie Keller, June Kuphner, Kim Powell. Stephanie Donaway, Beth Jones, Barb Dalton, Deena Swain, Kathy Smith, sixth row, Jane Thomas, Linda Moore, Lorna Hardman, Nancy Brooks, Dana Worden, Virginia Richards, Donna Beverlin, Brenda Graham, Nancy Slusher, and Debbie Powell. Bottom left: Regina Thomas and Debbie Powell admire the white mums which GAA sold for the South football game. Bottom right: Calling attention to the GAA Toys for Tots drive are from left Renee Garman, Cindy Wallbrown, and Patsy Manzo. Top: Gymnastics Club sponsored by Miss Linda Eddy develops skills on various gymnastic equipment. Members are center clockwise, Jill Six fpresidentj, Pam Wolters isecretaryj, Audrey Mazur tvice presidentj, Beth Summers, Julie Keller, Cindy Jenkins, Jan Stephens, Annette Mylar, Jayne Humphrey, Kristy Moore, Sue Pillichody, Michelle Rust, Diane Conger, Debbie Stephens, Sheila Bartlett, Kathy Heath, Dana Worden, Jan Yearego, Susie Durnell, June Kupfner, Regi Thomas, Gina Coleman, Mary Dodd, Beth Jones, Stephanie Donaway, Becky Armstrong, Donna Beverlin, Denise Carpenter, Debbie Rexroad, Cindy Fryfogle, Jodi Greathouse, Deb- bie Morehead, Drema Lemley, Marold Hatcher itreasurerj, Sharon Waybright ieditorj, center, Miss Linda Eddy, sponsor. Bottom: GAA officers are from left, first row, Cindy Wallbrown, president, second row, Karla Yoho, junior secretary, Prudy Crouser, senior team cap- tain, Sheila Radar, senior secretary, Kay Stump, senior newsletter editor, Jane Rathbone, senior treasurer, Gina Busch, senior publicity editor, Sheila Boggs, senior historian, Lanita Wentzel, senior team captain, third row, Betsy Welch, junior newsletter editor, Renee Gar- man, junior historian, Patsy Manzo, junior treasurer, Margo Friend, senior sergeant-at-arms, Kathy Goldstein, vice president, Jody Johnson, junior team captain, Londa McBrayer, junior team captain, Kim St. Clair, junior sergeant-at-arms, and Jewell Owens, junior publicity. 171 Ftevue, play, trip, contest are part of PHS events 172 Revue acts from top left included The Entertainer from the hit movie The Sting performed by A Cappella Choir membersg top right, Machine Gun dance featuring from left, Stephanie Donaway, Sheila Bartlett, Marold Hatcher, and Jewell Owens: center right, Sweet Nothings rock group with from left. Jane Thomas, Kathy Elswick, Brenda Duty, and Karla Yoho, Center left and bottom right. PHS French students depart for a three week stay in France. The students visited Paris for five days and stayed with selected families in Toulouse. in, I' nfliwm H Top left, middle, bottom, and top right include scenes from the 'tSerpent written by Jean-Claude Van-ltallie and presented by Thespians. The Serpent involves the use of chants, processions, and dances. Little costuming and much acrobatics are used inthe play. The Serpent contains such scenes as an autopsy, the awakening of Eve, and the assassination of John F. Kennedy and Martin Luther King. Bottom right: Patsy Paugh placed first in Voice of Democracy contest at the district level, The Voice of Democracy is sponsored each year by the Veterans of Foreign Wars. F 16531-4 X' es? Wa ,Zx ls x, ,as A tg fbsxg 173 PHS students achieve honors present assembly , it eq, ,yn Ft Top left: Mary Ann Cox was named PHS's 1974-1975 Betty Crocker Family Leader of Tomorrow. Top right: A Cappella Choir presents the Thanksgiv- ing assembly. Center: Senior West winners were from left, Karla Yoho, Patsy Paugh, Elizabeth Ftasel, Anjani Lamba, Susan Schindler. Unphotographed were Glenn Alsup and Dave McCIung. Bottom: TV Honor Society team are from left, Mark Sheppard Martha Rollefson, Brad Rings, and Becky Arnott. 17-3 SPORTS 175 176 Members of the 1974 Big Red football team are from left, first row, Donnie McCoy, captain Dave Winans, Rick Boyce, Grant DeGarmo. Carl Votti, Joe Dotson, Buster Donaway, Mark Starcher, Rich Duggan, Mike Shields, Bevin Seaman, Jay Davisg second row, Roy McCune, John Hushion, Ensel Jones, Deric Davis, Romel Hender- son, Thompson Ferrell, John Ferguson, Luke Spencer, Mark Louden, Regis Jones, Bill Jarvis, Terry Goudy: third row, Alan Big Reds finish 10 The Big Red football team coached by Daniel Buddy James completed the season with a 10-2 record, finished fourth in the state ratings, and went all the way to the state AAA championship playoffs before being knocked off by the Stonewall Jackson Generals. In the season opener, the Red and White downed Wheeling, 24-6, with Buster Donaway, Romel Hender- son, and Mike Shields providing the scoring punch. The Big Reds first made known their explosive offense and iron-clad defense defeating St. Albans, 48- 0. Joe Dotson and senior quarterback Rich Duggan teamed for the touchdown passes and Deric Davis led the running attack, while Dave Winans' ironmen held the Dragons scoreless. Scoring 35 points in the second half, the Indians romped to their third victory over Huntington East, 43- 0. The rushing game amassed 336 yards to just 59 total yards for the Highlanders. The Big Reds took what appeared to be a com- manding 24-6 lead over the Monarchs of John Marshall, then were forced to hold off a fierce fourth quarter tally to salvage a 24-18 win. Donaway, Duggan, and Pat Earley, plus three successful two-point conver- sions after the TDs led the Big Red scoring. The first battle of the unbeatens the Big gridders faced was with the Marietta Tigers. The James Gang came out on top, 16-0. Duggan handled the offensive aspect of the game with two touchdowns, while the defensive unit held the Tigers powerless. In the Big Reds' sixth triumph of the season they completely shutout the Pony Express of Huntington High, 36-O. Tallies by Donaway, Dotson, Duggan, Earley, and Terry Goudy lit up the scoreboard at Stadium Field. Davis and Goudy each rambled for two Stephens, Nathan Rake, Kenny Deem, Mike Cunningham, Dave Ken- ny, Mark Furr, Joe Winans, Greg Latham, John Brookover, Bernie Dearth, Pat Earley, Dwight Medley: fourth row, manager William Wright, trainer Scott Cunningham, manager Donald Wright, Dave Viar, George Elliott, Dave Phillips, Randy Cutlip, Dave Manzo, Coach Jim Stalnaker, Coach Larry Rhodes, Coach Marshall Burdette, Head Coach Buddy James. -2, make trip to playoffs touchdowns to pace the Tribe to a 50-0 pounding of the Charleston Mountain Lions. The James Gang then faced their second battle of the unbeatens carrying a 7-0 record into the contest against the Stonewall Jackson Generals and walked away on the short end of a 32-0 decision. Bound and determined to win the rest of their regular season games and earn a playoff berth, the Big Red Machine encountered the Black Knights of Point Pleasant. Scoring four of the first five times they had possession of the ball, the Big Reds racked up 30 first- half points and held on for a 36-7 victory. In an absolute must game with Parkersburg South, the mighty Big Reds came out on top, 16-6, to retain their dominance in the Battle of Parkersburg. Two key 25-yard TD passes by Duggan, one to Dotson and one to Donaway, proved to be the difference in the game. Duggan's ground game and the PHS defense led by Winans controlled the rest of the game. The Big Reds, 9-1 in regular season play with a 14.0 fourth place rating and a playoff berth under their belts, tackled the top-ranked Buckhannon-Upshur at their home field and stole the show with a 32-0 shellacking of the Buccaneers. Duggan and Shields manuevered the offensive efforts, while the defense followed in suit. In hopes of attaining their first championship since 1958, the Big Reds traveled to Marshall University's Fairfield Stadium to tackle the unbeaten Generals of Stonewall Jackson. Defense was the name of the game, and PHS held their ground, but the Generals' offense commanded the outcome, a 16-O defeat for the indians. Coach James' charges ended the season with a 10-2 mark, an overall superior year. , +1 QW, 'Q W na, 1 , 1. 4?f,y,w.gi ' ,, H W, 4 f L , a A 9 I X ' 'x N f' ' er x W fam ,P ' -. ,. ,1 5, Q ,, .WW .. Z' yy x 1 if n. ,ff C441 ' 1 ISU muwn won nrnfv I I8 I9 'I g-W ,, ,,wnmf'n?'b?' Q ff L. JA if ,f 9, Wm., I IQ' 5 ,. H if ,,.,.V.wg--f ppkfawfy im, g , ' Y2'f f'a,'Q'f 5 QQ-fa' 1 -'41 - -- ,,g..-.f'!a:- 7 . ' fr- 2 I 1 if nazi vbfiw 'v 0 xg M -.Q 'i 5 fi ':53f'fngQq'!, as if ', V . if L v . 55? f ., , 1,',' 7 , xi 9 gy . f .wg .,.,,,,, f 1 I, fx I x:wm,,.,,? 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Q L ,- lb I 1 : ' fb-Q 3 Van- x 1 A 15,04 1 rx S v .3 lg me ' L .4 ,. .v - ,Q 'x .. . X L.. f 96 I -A .ix NY' 'GN' . .9 ml 4' A Q . N 45,5 f s 5 -vii, ov- V - I r bl 8 Wh, Q II, Q f -'L Ig, K ,thi ' 1 'ON 11 '- 'fin' 1' .. ' 1 - as, l file' ijhi A 'X 'gg lg. I 1. I 1 4 '3 6 n 'Q 5 QR ' ' f f A 1' A 3 . Z5 . fx fe '?z fe 2,9 K Sm A fre sq . 'Q ay, f 8 L 5 '-3? f W , ,E ,,, . lf. Q Ni N 5 b 1'5 , pf? it 2' if Qu I Top left: Quarterback Rich Duggan calls the signals for the Big Reds against Buckhannon-Upshur in the AAA semi-final playoffs. Top right: Indian mentor Buddy James sends junior guard John Ferguson in with a play to spark the Red and White offensive unit. Above left: It took a crowd to bring down fullback Mike Shields, but before he was hauled down he managed to penetrate the goal line. Above right: A Big Red aerial is thrown into a host of Buccaneer defendefs- ODDoslte page top left: Big Reds Ensell Jones and Romel Henderson return a General punt in championship action at Fairfield Stadium in Huntington. Top right: The sidelines go wild as the offen- sive unit starts rolling. Bottom left: Fullback Mike Shields hurdles through the stone wall of the General defense. Bottom right: Pat Earley and Ensell Jones provide a formidable obstacle for Stonewall Jackson's Walter Easley. Indians scalp Buccaneers, run into Stonewall 5 K i . vs 1'-A -f, I a 0' , Q X... X :Rm 186 l Members of the 1974 Little Red football team are from left, first row, Don Stemple, Dennis Rexroad, Joe Dearth, Pete Eddy, Curtis Powell, Rob Wheeler, Mark Leep, Steve Davis, Brad Francis, Clark Settle, Ron Flanagan, Jim Pence, John Rost, manager, second row, Coach Jay Yeardley, Mark Lin- damood, Matt Rake, Dave Freshour, Steve Ruehl, Dave Reeves, Trey Mace, Ash Broadwater, Bill Daniel, Eric Winans, Steve Sams, Mike Lamb, Earl Ellison, Dave Emerick, Coach Bob Dutton, third row, Doug Wilson, Mike Barker, Mike Reese, Don Grandal, Matt Miller, T. Jay Brothers, Mark Miller, Steve Moeck, Dana Mollohan, Rick Walters, Alan Ruley, Mike Dotson, Delbert Casto, Dennis Gilchrist, and Mike Farrah. Little Reds sport 3-3-1 log during '74 season Coach Bob Dutton's Little Red football team sported a 3-3-1 record during the 1974 season. The squad was handicapped immensely by several talented sophomores being moved up to the Big Reds as well as tough competition. Victories came over Marietta, 28-22, John Marshall, 20-13, and Magnolia, 14-8. Losses were suffered from St. Albans, 22-05 Ravenswood, 28-125 South, 12-83 and a scoreless tie with Belpre. Ron Flanagan was the leading passer, while Jim Pence led the rushing attack. Curtis Powell handled the punting, averaging about 25 yards per punt. The Little Reds gave an average of 14 points per game while scoring an average of 12 points per game. Left: Head Coach Bob Dutton and his assistant Jay Yeardley look on as the Little Reds tackle South, losing 12-8 in a hard-fought ef- fort. Opposite page, top left: Stu Bennett puts the tackle on a Marietta Tiger as Rob Wheeler follows the action. Marietta crossed the river on the short end of a 28-22 score. Top right: Eric Winans watches intently as the offense attempts to sustain a drive. Bottom: A host of Little Reds pursue a Magnolia runner. The Little Reds went on to win a score of 14-8. Opposite page, top left: A short plunge provides an added Little Fled score. Top right: Dave Freshour scurries around end for a long gainer. Bottom left: The referee signals TD as Jim Pence rambles over the goal line. Bottom right: Joe Dearth gets the stop put to him by an alert Marietta Tiger. This page, top: Stu Bennett scampers into the end zone as a Marietta defender looks on. Above: Rick Walters gallops. Right: Another score by Bennett lights the scoreboard against Marietta. 189 FC In cross-country Roy places 31st in state Ron Roy capped the Big Red cross-country season by plac- ing 31st in a field of 90 contestants in the state finals held in Charleston. Coach Gary Prater's squad displayed promise throughout the season, but was inconsistent due to inexperience and in- juries. The Big Red distance men improved greatly as the season progressed with the Indians running their best meets in the St. Albans Invitational and their dual meet with Marietta. In St. Albans the Big Reds finished fifth out of 23 teams and against Marietta they were beaten by only five points, a very good race considering the Tigers were a top Ohio team. The season con- cluded with the Big Reds' fourth place regional finish and Roy's 10th place state qualifying effort. Top left: Coach Prater's harriers huddle around him for last minute instructions. Top right: Scot Clark and Dee Delancey battle for the lead with Scott Morehead in pursuit. Right: Delancey finishes the race with a last minute surge. X is-v q 'q 1 1 . U r ' as A wgmj .Y f S ., Ls- ., , 1-asf an in ' ' Ml ' . ,Lf1my2:,zn, fx, ,N . ' Ma M- -Z y , sff '2?+m7 f ,mf Q A A, Mex ,QV5,n,a,g,1,, fy NN ff.W,,n -V , ' J My 'Iff.e,.cg,'f , 4, , ,WW 3 7.5- ,fwfmmff Q A Q A , I.. fp t MW M lzbsff,-eww ,AA 4 'f ' ,, I ' A -,55:i4 'jb1Tig?,Qf45,.+, ,, 'A V ' ' iz,-1-aww , W '5'f.L'-'.,l:fI7'M 2:4-Taa2':r 'f Top left: Sophomore Doug Bailey rounds the turn in the Big Reds' dual meet with Marietta. Top right: Senior Mike Russell shows the agony of the City Park course. Above: Roy leads the pack coming into the last stretch. Flight: Many miles of hard running were put in by the cross country team to get in shape for the courses, which are an average of two miles in distance. f ',gQ:t2ti ,w! ,.., w .Q 4, 1 Law, K -, N -' .i,' 'zjfgf 7' hifi W W N ff V 4 Wi 1, 2 A Q were 4.-ggi' ,. . 7,51 .1- 1 .'Q-I fi-if 1 f W ...M 'X 1 sf v' v 'Paw 1' 'L W, ,,f,ZWM W , Lwfffw 1 191 Members of the 1974-75 Big Red basketball team were from left, Chichester, assistant coach Dave Fletcher, Bill Keller, Jim Buskirk kneeling: Pat Earley, Regis Jones, Randy Cutlip, Mike Stephens, Joe Dave Phillips, Scott Seaman, Scott Gilmore, Buster Donaway lcap Enoch, Deric Davis, and Jeff Oplinger. Standing: manager Rick taint, head coach Roy Phillips, and trainer Scott Cunningham 192 Cagers end season 10-9, prep for sectionals The 1974-75 Big Red basketball team ended the regular season with a 10-9 record. Coach Roy Phillips, in only his second year at the helm, led his squad to a winning season and faced Ravenswood's Red Devils in sectional competi- tion. The Red and White relied on juniors Jim Buskirk and Scott Seaman for their scoring threat, with Timmy Allen, Deric Davis, Buster Donaway, Bill Keller, and Barry McDougle roun- ding out the backbone of the team. Victories over Huntington twice, Weirton, Athens, Magnolia twice, Marietta, Pt. Pleasant, John Marshall, and Parkersburg South provided the Indians' winning regular season. 1974-75 Big Reds' Season Opponents Huntington Ripley Weir Athens Charleston Magnolia Marietta Huntington South Charleston Pt. Pleasant John Marshall South Pt. Pleasant Marietta Magnolia St. Albans John Marshall Ravenswood 'PHS scores appear first fs COFGS 77-66 70-82 69-62 72-70 53-101 94-67 75-74 71-60 66-76 62-78 72-68 86-71 84-68 58-77 63-72 77-59 86-101 63-80 66-69 W VV W f 0 ' WV M H uv Q, R . 42... V . V My ,, . if ,.,., . . gr., M 5 MU ' . 1 . V! V ,, ,,,,,..,Mff we ,f pf , f , ,.,,.,, m,,,1wwW'W M W 'mm ui .WM,Q,,,,,,,.f,- 'jM'nQ,J My U ,f ' NW' I MM Top left: Jim Buskirk and Bill Keller work the ball around for an opportune shot as the Big Reds won their season opener againstthe Huntington High Express, 77-66. Top right: Bill Keller blocks out for position under the boards after Scott Seaman's jumper. Above: Junior guard Jim Buskirk puts in another two-pointer from the outside against the Express. Bight: A host of Big Beds and Expressmen look on as the ball rolls out of bounds and wait for the referees call. 'fax 0- 1: Q 5 A 1 5. U' -sz : V' likviggr' . 4 n ir .1RfsN,.. . I hwliunu Bah 3. my Q ---- -' , V 5, X 'Q Q EE' i 1... iq 1 f WA - ' 1 V t Nik . .,. .. -Y ki Jig 1 194 . ' , F. 1 rfamfgg . f ' 1 5 1 - ,, ' ' ' Q E! ,x.N.. 1, ix I t w-i..:. with E , A A Ai ,.,.---4 ,...-7 Indians scalp Tigers, 75-74 .s. git! fir., 32 Q Opposite page top left: Barry McDougle and Scott Seaman crash the boards against the cross-river rival Marietta Tigers. Bill Keller tipped in a missed free throw to give the Red and White a one-point lead with 30 seconds left. The Big Reds came back from an eight point deficit to scalp the Tigers, 75-74. Top right: Deric Davis rifles in a two-pointer. Bottom left: Jim Buskirk is true to form with a long jump shot from the corner. Bottom rightg Scott Seaman displays his shooting abilities as a center. He led the Big Reds' scoring attack with 18 points. Top left: Barry McDougIe makes sure Marietta Tiger Bill Dimit isn't going anywhere. Top right: Buster Donaway lays in an unmolested bucket as he caught the Marietta defense off guard. Scott Seaman looks on just to make sure it's an easy twof Left: Deric Davis arches a shot over two Marietta defenders for two more points. Vu W','W,N,.,. in last second 'Qf'3t ' ng' s..1K e: Ms, Q13 , Q A 'N-, Q rt, Q5 - 1 , wi Mui . f 195 196 Mt. Lions devour Big 4? , ff . 74 'rw 1 so- ' mf' ,,wa, Y H. nigh' W1 ' 'F W Q 4,1 ' 't AVA. -1. 'lJ 5, wqgvgjf I V w tr- A f Q WI L 1 ..x ....... .' 1 ' , 'f,. if' , ' ,gt --1, X . - 4!!- - .e '?.:2ml'P..4 41--211 sv- - ,,,....4 Q,,x, -4 ,, ...mrf Qt Reds 101 -53, 78-62 'T' Top left: Bill Keller and a Charleston rebounder show the battle of the boards as the Big Reds met the Mountain Lions in a rematch at Memorial Field House. Although the Red and White suffered a 101-53 shellacking in Charleston, they gave the Romano Gang all they could handle the first three quarters, but fell 78-62 in the late stages. Top right: Center Scott Seaman goes high into the air to put in a much needed bucket for the ln- dians. Left: Again Seaman's sky hook rips the net for a basket. Opposite page top left: Jim Buskirk sinks a foul against the Mountain Lions. Top right: Buskirk shoots from the corner over a defender to break the Mountain Lions' zone defense. Bottom left: Buskirk launches a 20-footer toward the hoop as three Charleston defenders look for the rebound. Bottom right: Scott Seaman lays a two-pointer in over a Charleston Mountain Lion. ,,, , ,f M 4773 f X fb J' ,LMY 'U 7, 5 A . B . . 9 4 Q . W D ,M A 1 ' ' i W , n ' ' l u I ' X' , If I -ax 1 ' VZ! Q . . M If I ' 1 . 2 ' f ' ,,,, ' f 1 , ' -saw ff' 4' ,A I 'mf-I V, fl - I X A 05,3 4 0 2: ,H 1 1 , px S IL,-' ,ggi f f' A ,, A , ' 2 1 . A L ,, , -ra 71. 2,31 lf. I -4 Q W--Q 2 -T-Q--MM - ., W V, :nl ..:V-H- 'Nagy ,.,4,,,-. , 'ws' S PU-3 A L I'-9 ,,,,,gul5 '+ xi, Q ,Q Nr X Q1 ewzdl N 6 3 s S's iw' 44 ,,, ' 'if 75, X., 5, Wm , , ., , . ,..-..L....uQ 4- , , ,. Il QJQIIKFTT 1' J-.-...W Q, X54 ,H 'Q 3' '5 E L. ll I o- 'H 'E IL.:-S 'lb,,,,A ,N UW Q 'T L-759' .af hi X -an 1 Q 'sikin-,f.,5 . W A. 99? 'vi-5. V L , .r .a ? 1 ' 1 -:ex-f. - , x Knights of Point Pleasant pose threat to PHS Above: Big Buster Donaway shows his jumping ability as he eases in a layup for the Red and White. Top right: Cheerleader Becky Crooks smiles enthusiastically as Bill Keller snares a Pt. Pleasant pass out of the air. Flight: Deric Davis goes high to fire in a goal. nl upw- 201 1 ' ,5'.Q'Q'f,f' 'W 419' , A-4 at-. 1 - A .np 'ff' 'A ' ., . . 5.3. Q 4 az . .' fail - ff 1 l ' 4.x f ' ,yy f'f.gL .altar ,. -. vw I fr,-gf X V I U i i l A I ' 'i f . N .. ,, .1 ,. V' I? I' 'xwjg' t 4, E ,3 H, V ,f X . X . Dk-Axkyll Wy . I .I N A' VMEQ 15 g,ggx.n,1.hQ, st.t.ttit?Qi .L ' If . -. AW V X-.A if ,'9' .-I - -,L .V jar- . 1 , gpm v 5' S . Ku J, if rf K4 Top left: Timmy Allen's hustle pays off as he lays in a bucket on the fast break. Top right: Jim Buskirk goes up with the Dragon hoping to ..,,, pull in a carom. Above: The Big Reds warm up in pre-game activities. ff Flight: Allen takes a short jumper as he goes through the St. Albans defense. 202 1 ?, - 1 1 , ,. X N 1 A 'V N- Y. ' l .6 1 2 'Q X ' ' .M -. .' I T f 1:35. 15. if 4'-. -...g ga.. -A it , ' A' I W' A' X5 1 t e Q- :fr l' , U - 41 'Ls- -D' ' ' sw 1 X I 1 his ,....-.if-, -wha' o --'- A Dragons, JM oust Big Beds '34 T. - V ,,,i Top left: Senior forward Buster Donaway rifles in a two-pointer against the Monarchs. Despite Jim Buskirk's 20 point show, the John Marshall Monarchs racked up win number two at the expense of the Fted and White, who probably thought they had it in the bag after an earlier win. Earlier in the season the Big Reds romped over the northern team, 86- 71. Top right: Junior Pat Earley uses the backboard on a drive through the lane. Bottom left: Scott Seaman towers above the JM defenders as he attempts a baseline jumper. Bottom right: Buster Donaway brings down a defensive rebound while Barry McDougle watches intently. QQ 3518 203 Q55 L5 lac 5m.fQ-wfA5 ff! .i'f,,'..1sfj- -11:-x 1 it 7' Members of the 1974-75 Little Red basketball team are first row, Ron Furr, Allen Minear, Jon Shorter, Brad Thorpe, Preston Gragg, Curtis Flanagan, manager T. J. Brothers, coach David Fletcher, Jeff Cox, Powell, Dave Reeves, and Jim Britton- and Danny Smithg second row, Don Stemple, Robbie Wheeler, Mark The Little Red basketball team, under the reins of Coach Dave Fletcher, had a winning season. The Little Reds ended their campaign with an 11-7 toga, including exciting victories over Ripley, Weirton, Athens, Magnolia twice, Williamstown, Pt. Pleasant, John Marshall twice, South, and St. Albans. Leading the Little Reds this year were future hopefuls Jim Britton, Randy Cutlip, Scott Gilmore, Allen Minear, Jeff Oplinger, Jon Shorter, and Danny Smith. Exciting moments included their two vic- tories over Magnolia. Their first win was an over- time victory 53-51. ln their second meeting, Scott Gilmore sank two last second free throws to over- come the Blue Eagles, 52-51. if ' ...H -14-7 ' ,,.. - L V 4 Q is A 1 --F 1:- 1 - ,,.. ,I , g 1-V-V Y , - 204 .,,-.ggi-1 'F We ,- Little Reds provide experience for future S U ELXQLA 6 YMAQ 431 ,4 '2f Q, M ,. . 'fm Q , ,,,-M,t5,.w A N - -,ww 259 ,WW My .,-m y fvf, f f ,, f , . 1 , ati- 1- 1. , ' W '1a,wf'22Lfi ' 4' ' ' ,- W ' 1,,,.,,,, , ,,,, A I, W NW,f,,,, ' V ' ' , 420 K ,,, amy. - I ag 4 , , Opposite page below: Sophomore Little Red cheerleader Marold Hatcher displays her enthusiasm during a time-out of the Huntington- PHS jayvee contest. Top left: Ron Flanagan leaps high to snare a rebound from the Pony Express. Top right: Danny Smith and Jim Britton bring the ball down the court ready for another offensive attack. Below: The Little Red team gathers around Coach Fletcher to receive their pre-game instructions. 205 L v My X 'N 206 . 4 f' Q Q ' :QT A .sw .zwsfttf A g ' ' -sr-ws' ' . , . lf- - k A' A -up -qu.: Q.. -1--t M. tx,- .,,'1 f-7 A'W?!4 t m. . l.. ,ggmi X' e k Aw -' ' Ylzwn- , :...i -- -sm,--' ' .g Q ' f QE.-16 7 fvtgifewwil. , X' N-4 ' ' -45: i,'i'9irlsatH1-iq. , -.qt - za ff i P . My ...ww V ., x. . mf A Above: Jon Shorter readies for the tip against the South Mini-Pats. The Little Reds were defeated 56-55 in their first meeting, but gained revenge in their second con- test, 63-42. Top right: Junior guard Danny Smith scores on a lay-up to light up two more points for the Little Reds. Right: Curtis Powell battles for control of the ball with a Mini-Pat. Rob Wheeler looks on in anticipation. Opposite page, top left: Jon Shorter hits a base line jumper to lead the Little Reds to a 67-64 squeaker over the St. Albans junior varsity. Top right: Dave Phillips controls a rebound from two St. Albans Jayvees. Bottom left: Jim Britton waits for the ball to come out of the pack of Red Dragons and Little Reds. Bottom right: Sophomore Dave Phillips goes high to tip in a Little Red field goal attempt. xv f 40 WAY Zi 1-5 51 iljihfi 6? -13 21 f,gl7: EAA, zfz wf- ' 0-,XV VV 207 Four wrestlers compete in state fail to place The Big Red wrestling team, coached by veteran mentor Robert Dutton and assisted by Joe Handlan, depended on their experience to provide a successful season. Rick Boyce, Fred Pepper, and Mike Winters, tri-captains and two-year lettermen, paced the team all year long with help from Tom Winters, Denny Rexroad, and Greg Johnson. The Big Reds finished the season 8-3 in dual mat action and 21-7 overall. PHS sent regional champs Boyce and Winters and runner-ups Pepper and Rexroad to the state tournament at Fairmont. The Red and White placed 14th with 24 points. Although PHS sported no state champs, their presence, as always, was well known. At 126, Pepper was prepared to meet South's Jim Weatherholt in the finals, but was denied that chance, as he was decisioned 13-9 by Bryan Riley of West Fairmont. Pepper wound up fourth and had a 19-3-1 final record. Sophomore Rexroad, at 132, lost his first and only state match to wind up 16-7. Winters, finished third while his record was 24-2-1. At 167, Boyce lost his only state match to end the season, 20-5. -, .,.,-- ..,... y , .av ,naw-1-1-f, , , s.. --Q -7 - ff V . 1 l l Members of the 1974-75 wrestling team were from left, first row, Taylor Mark Enoch J D Mendenhall Roy Blair Warren Greg Latham, Greg Johnson, Dave Hedrick, Scott Morehead, Fred Montgomery Mike Beckett fourth row Bernie Dearth Rick Chittum Pepper, Dennis Rexroad, Tom Wintersg second row, Coach Robert Steve Ruehl Rick Walters Bill Morrison Danny Grandal Tom Dutton, Kevin Bradshaw, Mike Winters, Rick Boyce, Luke Spencer, Ferrell and Mark Wagner Mike Farrah, Coach Joe Handlan Jr.: third row, Lloyd Carr, Dave Opposite page top: Coach Bob Dutton watches the mat action in- tently as Dave Taylor at 135 pounds, prepares to meet his op- ponent, Jim Duncan. This page top: Rick Boyce easily handles South grappler, Harvey Ray. Down 12-O before entering the match with Parkersburg South, the Red and White could not overcome the forfeits and fell to the Patriots, 33- 18. ln the highlight of the meet, un- defeated Fred Pepper decisioned unbeaten Jim Weatherholt, 3-2. Left: The referee raises Boyce's arm to signify his victory over Auch in one of the brighter moments of the dual match. Below: Tom Winters, PHS 141 pounder, controls his opponent, Bruce Schuck. Winters went on to decision Schuck in a highly con- tested match. 'S l 209 gin- ,mx f N6 w 1 N, , 1 YW, rf 4we21vW1t'AWf ' 1- .ani UA . f Q N fo- -i 'sliurw ,ni 210 'f' 111735 -'-a:fi,n,',,,- ,, r ' r- ,.-mdilh' . - ..-SXSW D 'f 1-1-viva-' QT' N91j,3 2 ,JV-.,.1.f ,gn M ,g 1-5 Big Beds tumble to Patriot grapplers, 33-18 gum :H 5, Opposite page top left: Ftick Boyce at 170 pounds prepares for a takedown. Top right: Senior grappler Mike Winters puts the grip on South wrestler Bill Weatherholt. Bottom: Rick Boyce works for a pin on his opponent before a full house at the new South field house. This page top: Sophomore Dave Hedricks smothers the South matman as he attempts a pinning hold. Left: Flick Boyce faces his adversary as his match with Harvey Bay begins. 211 PHS Christmas Invitational hosts three schools 114 W-ig Above: Greg Johnson, at 105, attempts to take his East Fairmont opponent to the mat. Top right: Kevin Bradshaw works for control against an East Fairmont Bee. Below:Dennie Flexroad moves behind for a takedown. Bottom right: Greg Johnson, in referee's position, listens for the whistle to begin the second period. Opposite page top left: Dennie Hexroad applies the pressure. Top right: Here Flexroad works for a pin which he eventually got. Bottom: Mike Winters puts the squeeze on the Warren grappler. 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Fred went on to the finals of his weight class, but was defeated in the championship by Jim Weatherholt of South. As a runner-up, he was still advanced to state competition. Bottom right: Mike Winters punishes one of his many opponents to win the regional championship. 215 s 'W A 4. ,7.. L p -4- lbw' ...-..f- 'f ,-if ' -v-B I, I ,-,r 1 ff' li Ki iiyissli I g!ltf 9 1 -H' . 7 ', ,, , f , .. U N -1 ,it X, ww! , ' ,,1-. X X -JL-fr ISM ' N ft:-. w ifi z ,t w-:eff 1, -i.. , W 'li 1' W, , V ' 'tm l ' -f: w 1, . , ...i - 4, in ' 7 ' t ': - me A 'i'?3f ?- X , jiff-fd -thgfkxi LI?-mx! -5 ig, 1.7 .Jax-,,.7 lLn'5Q :: 1, ,,,!,,.1m' X lt 4 'W' ' ,,,,.b ph , 1 uw- , ' uf' 4 0: 1 .ft . 3 u felt- -yeas ff.. ' - if I irqirm X, f,,. 4 . V 44 V1 ,' . sm: A M?-,l.,., AVA Y K K ' Z ' , . ,Mtv W -fe' 3 '- 7 ' ,f , -. ALJ1-..g,l.f,L ' '5 l. Lhw . -.X sn l . X, 210 Top left: Flick Boyce. enroute to the regional championship, prepares to overwhelm this opponent as he did the others in the 167 pound weight class, Top right: Boyce receives congratulations from assis- tant coach Joe Handlan and teammate Fred Pepper, Bottom left: - v--...W ' x 1.: 'l1j 1 - if ' -.-if: 79 , iw, 'W . ,Q ,.,,,.l': f.' ji- .,,,'.?!f. I V I 554 fu., .733 ,NLV n A A Mike Winters receives the signal from the referee of victory over a Spencer grappler. Bottom right: Boyce is on top working for a pin in his championship match. ,L 4, i4 4 J M 4 p f 5 4 Q ff ,Qs 1 4 'V x', , ' W 'FANS ' ' ' - '47 g y , Q 5 , X5 fig, ,, I f, ,. Q w L , M ,7 i A ,,, , - --M., W X ,K jg .. W ? M ' ' 12 Kg ,U 33 Hi, If -1 6 V v A. M ,ww 4 W f ..,.. ff, , 5 A ,a ',-' A ' -in f' ff .QXV M. gi , t LM 'f , ,f V' V M Q 2.-f.. 4: , -, , . . .,,.. Q .. :.:. -Z , ig : Q ' .4 x ia, Q - .Y ' f 1 .,?,- gg . - , ug Q 1 'K X V A ..,. ,IA if , Q fff 'WZ V N V. S ,V N ' , A 'N .A sv . 1 u u ,, 1 ,yi .nf 4 N4 1 46 gy. - . H125 X ,M 218 Cosner receives top honors for second year 11- .-- - .- guns! get rj' H ' Members of the 1974-75 boys gymnastics team were first row, from left, Scot Wilson, Mike Sheff, Brian Fletcher, Dave Pashkevich, Steve Summers, Brad Frazier, Chuck Miller, Mark Cosner capped the Big Red boys gymnastics season by capturing the first place honors for the second consecutive year in the state meet at Morgantown. Cosner, in only his second year of gymnastics, scored 6.9 of a possible 10 points to top all of the 30 participants. Coach Jerry Spencer's gymnasts placed third in two triangulars with South and Martins Ferry, third in a triangular with Martins Ferry and John Marshall, and were beaten in a dual meeting with South. This year they also participated in the Junior Olympics in Charleston. V .iii- 1 I IVR S Ill 4 ,I-P' and Mark Cosnerg second row, Kent Boone, John St. Clair, Tim Buttermore, Brian Miller, Bob Stone, Tom Higgs, Skip Stewart, Alan Thistleton, Rick Bell, and Coach Jerry Spencer, - ,.-4, 43:2-?c L ' A' 'f Y f i ,. W,.,v'f 'Mw:y 4 N rv , , ,A , . ' ' W f-fmm.,,,,m,A ,,, . .. www: y A 2 'fl 7 1' .,i-552534153252 1 SE? 9 an- f-ww wmwfa. M 4 ,MK ,N -. i ! Boy gymnasts com pete in Morgantown event 220 Above: Brad Frazier exhibits a straddle scale on the rings. This is a very complicated move which requires much practice and experience. Top right: Doing a back lever on the rings is senior Chuck Miller. Bottom left: Traveling on the vault is Rick Beall during the gymnastics team ex- hibition at half-time of the John Marshall-PHS basketball game. Bottom right: Steve Summers and Randy Wilson demonstrate a two- man balance. lx QQ '5a'f an -. ' fb, Members of the 1974-75 girls gymnastics team are from left, standing, Donna Beverlin, Susie Taylor, Angie Griffith, Jodi Greathouse, Cheryl Murphy, Mary Flollefson, Jan Yearego, Susie Headlee, Joan Elder, Kathy Heath, June Kupfner, Audrey Mazur, Dana Worden, Beth Summers, Pam Wolters, Sandy Bunner, Cathie Chambers, Terry Gunter, Gina Coleman, and coach Lindy Eddy, performing splits, Melody Sutton and Carol Fritch. ..1... This year's girls gymnastics team compiled a 5-1 record with their only loss going to South by less than one point. Wins were over Parkersburg South twice, St. Albans twice, and Brooke High School. Susie Headlee, Audrey Mazur, Mary Rollefson, Melody Sutton, and Susie Taylor participated in the state United States Gymnastics Federation meet in Morgantown and the state AAU meet in Charleston. Jodi Greathouse and Beth Summers also participated in the state AAU meet. Leading the team in scoring were Carol Fritch 51.83, Mary Rollefson 32.1, Melody Sutton 28.5, Dana Worden 23.31, Audrey Mazur 18.96, Susie Taylor 15.18, and Angie Griffith 13.81. Individually Carol Fritch ac- quired seven first and four second place honors, while Mary Ftollefson came in second with three firsts, four thirds, and one fourth place standings for the year. Coaches Gerald Spencer and Linda Eddy instruct the boys' and girls' gymnastics programs. At left they discuss one of their meets with South. 221 W4 'PHO CQ .Q Y fr lf! Jr I Top left: During practice for the Brooke High School meet, Sophomore Donna Beverlin maintains a support position on the unevens. Top right: Beth Summers practices her squat vault in hopes of placing in the next match. Left: Senior Melody Sutton who acquired an overall 28.5 score for the year, practices the sole circle on the unevens. 223 224 Intramurals offer varied athletic opportunities Parkersburg High School's intramural program, co- ordinated by physical education teacher Dale Grimm, offers a variety of athletic activities. Activities such as flag football, basketball, bowling, golf, free throw competition, rope climb, handball, indoor shotput, weight lifting, and wrestling highlight the intramural program. Intramurals provide every student an outlet for athletic competition and a chance to par- ticipate in championships during the two nights of the Sports Carnival. P M., ,. , W , fu., ' ifffff f 5552: I f , V f' ,A I M-Mfg, iffy-.ff ,Q f 149104 cy , , ,,,, ,, , , f it fmyffcyyd-fyhff,-, . .,. . T T y I 'G' I , r Af-'w,.,,,, 9 yfffffffpya 17 ff ' A QGQQ. A ,ff f fy 9' AV54 ,ff affyv -, h..s.M.W-,m...,,,....,. ffff WA' mjwf 9 'fa ,, M-WM., I f f,4G r W f A ' . . V , if ,. f' Q4 , , if ...t W , W .W , V V M M in 'Wa Mm, f rf ., f-my -WMM ,,,,,, IVIMMMW me ,Wm wN,.,,,V W.. f 1 ?9 'u Opposite page top left: Two intramural wrestlers vie for a spot in the finals held during the Sports Carnival. Top right: Senior intramural basketball on Mondays brought a large turnout with Joe Dotson's team taking honors. Bottom: Single and double ping pong tournaments were held in the game room with winners advancing to the Sports Carnival. Top left: Two wrestlers square off in intramural competition. Left: The junior intramural program on Tuesday evenings netted Dwight Norman's team a berth in the playoffs for the championships. Top right: Sam Walters throws the indoor shot as Diane Mace calculates his scoring during the com- petition. 225 ntramural champions named at Sports Carnival 'A A4 4- -'v . -2 '1 if-'Q 'll Hug' I 33314 ' in riggiii Luigi? fttggssi ,' A 53.5-3 'fll llblltl get .'Ilgq,,:: Hwlfh-A-1 ' lm, - .,v.'7 . f -.1, .. vp, V 5 .QL 226 Top left: Junior Russell Paden shows his ability during the rope climb. Flight: Sophomore Jim Britton competes in the foul shooting competition. Finals were slated for the Sports Carnival. Above: Mike Ftenfro loosens up before the in- tramural track and field contests. Below left: Another intramural rope climber exhibits his skills on the ropes. Below right: Handball is another popular intramural sport which includes singles and doubles tournaments. Bottom: Volleyball is enjoyed by two teams determined to receive a berth in the championships during the Sports Car- nival. 227 Members of Parkersburg High School's first volleyball team are from left, first row, Coach Judy Waggoner, Shelia Boggs, Cindy Wallbrown, Jewell Owens, Karen Conley, Prudy Crouser, Debbie Short, Lanita Wentzel, Kendra Barker, Coach Susan Gardner, second row, Ftegi Thomas, Betsy Welch, Jeri Tallhamer, Dana Worden, Lorna Hardman, Beth St. Clair, Kathy Goldstein, Jody Johnson, Tammy Vilalp. carol koiheim, Kim st. Clair, Kathy Mcivluilm. and Linda Moore. Girls interscholastic sports becomes a reality interscholastic sports for girls became a reality for Parkersburg High School during the 1974-1975 school year. The Big Red girls competed in the Three Rivers Athletic Conference which included teams from Warren, Belpre, Marietta, Parkersburg Catholic, Williamstown, and DeSales Heights Academy. The volleyball squad won their last four matches to finish with a 8- 4 seasonal record, good for a third place in conference standings. To top off the Big Reds' season Tam- my Walp and Lanita Wentzel were chosen for the All-Conference team, while Prudy Crouser and Sheila Boggs gained honorable mentions. High match scorer was Sheila Boggs with 12 points scored against Williamstown. Shelia Boggs also served 66 points to Four Big Red girls gained honors in their first season. From left, Shelia Boggs, honorable mention, Tam- Capture the highest number of my Walp and Lanita Wentzel, All-Conference team membersg and Prudy Crouser, honorable mention. 228 points made in the season. Prudy Crouser placed second with 65 points. f f Z ff WW f,, , 660 rf W 2,2 ,,,, ,, ,rj ' ff,,WWV39,' 7,5 ffm fl 'Ok X f ff? Q ff f we: J, ,ff . 7 ,,,f W f 555 7,1 A W. , f 17 mvmww ,,,,...w-K vw M ,fm 4,- jffqimy :Afwff fvm -,f bwf W.-me---,,w,W..,,... . . Big Fted girls basketball team ended its first season with a 2-10 record in Three Fiivers Athletic Conference play. Although the record is not too impressive, six of the girls' losses were by eight or less points. Leading cagers for the season were senior Lanita Wentzel, 6.3, and junior Denise Fisher, 3.0 averages. High rebounder was Tammy Walp with an average of 10 per game. Junior varsity won its last seven games to finish with an 8-2 recordl The junior varsity avenged its two earlier losses with wins over Catholic in over- time, 26-25 and previously un- beaten Warren, 14-11. Kim Powell was leading scorer of the season, while Sherri Thorn led the team in rebounds. 231 232 , Q4 T ll .5 1 T' if Q5 ' W -' - .4 t w., V, :- rf - , . 1 ,. W . . ... ,W f , , , Dans--1 f ' l'ff 2 A R rf? 1 I Top: Kim St. Clair, junior varsity fires a free throw in the basket in her squads first encounter with Parkersburg Catholic. PCHS was victorious 18-21 despite St. Clair's 10 points. Above: Junior Kathy Goldstein edges her way to the basket to chalk up two points for the Red and White. Right: The head is on as Lanita Wentzel boasted two points in the Williamstown game. , R 1 't I f .:- 1 ' ,... .. if ' -Li Big Reds find Crusaclerettes tough competition First year proves disappointing for girl oagers 3521. 'Q' If W ' Y-.ms ,ff 'affil- ,,,...-'ff' ,,,.,.,-ff Top left: Dana Worden, sophomore, makes a shot to bring junior varsity to a 16-10 win over Marietta. Top right: Jenny Fransworth, 10, looks on as Stephanie Donaway makes a basket for the Big Red girls in their first game of the season. Right: During their only daytime match, the Big Reds fell to the Belpre Eagles, 22-30. Denise Fisher goes for a close shot as Kathy Heath gets ready for the rebound. Above: Worden travels down the court in pursuit of a Big Red basket against Marietta. .,, . I ,r , 7 g ,,,,,.,,,,.,..M...,,,,.. ,... ,.-..,W,,..,.,....,..MW.. N ff 1 ff ff MW' H ' WW V f f Wf-fwffff' -. 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FOR INFORMATION CALL: 428-5189 fa Trader: Fedem W SAVINGS and LOAN ASSQCIATION ol Parkersburg ' Main Office 916 Market Street 485-5478 Branch Office 1624 Blizzard Drive 485-7376 0 PRINTS Don't Putt Around 0 SLIDES I , , - MOVIES Get 'mo the Swmg of Thmgs FOR COLOR AS NATURAL AS LIFE at VVOIHIIIIIVIQTOYI COUYSG COgLLViViLiingigiiing 445723 Good Luck Seniors SINCE 1774 AMESQ a McDonough company BOX 1774 PARKEFZSBURG. WEST VIRGINIA 26101 PI-IONE 304f422-6431 We feature ..... choice cuts of meat, Ohio Valley National Bank VIENNA, WEST VIRGINIA tempting produce' Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. and a complete line of quality can goods WiIson's AIG Market 3600 7th St. Now Offering The Fastest and Largest 43 Outdoor Drive-In Y ' Banking in The Mid-Ohio Valley f -gl I 1 -. tt 2417 248 This page top: Girls State delegates were seated from left, Becky Thorpe, Lori Armstrong, Susie Bailey, Stephanie McCutcheon, Ann Maxwell: standing, Terry Tichy, Toni Foggin, Becky Scott, Jane Rathbone, and Sheryl Huber. Mid- dle: Representing PHS at Boys State were from left, David Zinn, Dale Montgomery, Mark Cunningham, Regis Jones, Jim Ostyre, Fred Albright, Kevin Lantz, Rick Cook, and Joe Dotson. Above: lt's 7:30 a.m. and dark as PHS ex- periences the beginning of daylight savings time and a sudden snow storm. Opposite page top left: Traditional Christmas greeting of Peace On Earth Good Will To Men along with the Yule tree are lighted. Top right: Gore Vidal, author of best seller Burr, visited Parkersburg to view Blennerhasset Island, scene of meetings between Harmon Blennerhasset and Aaron Burr. Middle right: The closing of FMC's Parkersburg plant increased area unemployment. Bottom: A view of the city from the Marrtown Bridge focuses on the new Public Dept Building. According to Senator Robert Byrd, Parkersburg became the savings bond capital of the world with the dedication of the new facility. Q ,.,.., 4' O V 'O Og Q 0 QMMNMZ . my ' ' 1- , .. 1: .4 2 I 155, QM ff .153 'f If V Q, 1, lv .E 10, , . '32, v 'fw 4 . 'fig , iff ,er 'f . . Q a n , Q ' ' Q' 1 ' f' 0 ' Q' Q. il, YF? 0 , 0 '- M Q P Q 0 0 4' , . , ' . . 3 I . O . q Q V . ' ' A ' 8 9 ' Q , 4 0 ' 7' ,, ' , ' A 0 0 Q 0 gn 7 vpyy' we u 0 V 1 ogg . w. Q 5 lfft . . . 1 A W ' 35' Q' I Q iw . 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Above: Selected to the All-State Orchestra were from left, first row, Eric Williams, Terry Gunter, Steve Middleton, Becky Scott, Dave Coleman, Becky Fike, Debbie McHenry, Nancy Loach1 second row, Barbara Hines, Tammy Hall, Paula Marlow, Julie Wells, Jenny Vest, Sandy Whltlatch, Carrie Plalzgral, Chris Phillips, Kathy Morton: thrid row, Cheryl Nutter, Terry Schiazza, Barbie Howard, Jim Lantz, and Martin Meador, Top left: Joe Dotson was named an Elks Teenager of the Month. Top right: Dis- tributive Education Club of America mem- bers sponsored a bake sale and collected money from students to contribute to the Heart Fund. Middle: Juniors nominated for the National Council of Teachers of English Writing Award were from left, Sandra Jett, Ed Leon, Roberta Flus- sell, Debbie Doak, and Claudia Denton. Left: Parkersburg Mayor William P. A. Nicely views Biennerhasset Island during Gore Vi- daI's visit. 17-r Y V z -':. Y , -. risk 'T .am I , , - 1 t . , F -7.. AA.. - ..,.. ' 3.vf-r,n.H - frngi-? 3. H, ii, Us , 1. W3 ' mi ', r 'Kg YU , 1. J-vs. .g Q 'lie ., ' W se . 1 Wigs: 5-14' if is: t -. .551 N ' P ' if' gi' 57:5 f-Nfl-H?,tiL', ' . ' If ev' 'f' 'rL,Q.Z, Mt . A 55,1 ' no f. 2, fihyfuj J vying J. ff. ic l 'f I vs p. , 1 J . - W ,v iag ra-W K-Z,MjQ!p:., fv ', 5 ., . .lim - A ,j '2l. r ' v , 314' 'Eff i. . 5' :- T ' 21 .. ' f. . li ' F at fum- Y D Q M511 .i fuk 'pa 4951573 I V b '5-fh.....w Q- s -N412 -1 , 252 This page top left: Eliot Wiggington, author of the Foxfire series, speaks to PHS students, Top right: Elks Most Valuable Student Scholarship!Leadership Award nominees were seated from left, Suzanne Bower. Patsy Paugh, Jane Rathbone, Kay Stump: standing, Gina Busch. Joe Dotson, Steve Williams, and Becky Scott. Bottom left: Three students from East Fairmont High School participated in a Stu- dent Council exchange. Bottom right: Kim Uppole attempts to sell Deb- bie Haught a dress. Opposite page top left: AFS student Jill Thorpe and her American sister. senior Becky Arnott, relax on the family patio. Top right: Career Fair held the interest of many students. Middle left: Jenny Whitlatch volunteers her services at St. Joseph's Hospital. Middle right: Mayor William P, A. Nicely proclaims DECA Week as PHS distributive education students look on, Bottom: Senior Brooks Cottle performs his duties as teller at Union Trust Bank. 2 af 'fa 'War 1 ,aw uv ,af y, , f, x w fm, -L, fag ff 1451 Q1 , , , ,za f 2 1 I, if W? wf :RTK 1 I 1 1 1 .?. itz, 1 . Jjzm 2 -NJ'-L , ,f ,,- , .,. llllllllllhl llllll ls .-mi. - . vi Top left: Senior Suzanne Bower participated in the AFS Americans Abroad program, living in Turkey. She rides in a horse cart in the ancient city of Erdek. Top right: Relaxing on the porch of their Istanbul apartment with Suzanne are Ayesequl and Mrs. Yildrim, Suzanne's Turkish sister and mother. Middle left: Gina Busch attended lshinomaki school in Japan. Middle: Gina's Japanese family included from left. Hiroko, her father, Saburo Yamaguchi, and her sister Navoko, Middle right: Gina relaxes with friends during lunch. Right: Mrs. Marilyn Phillips, PHS French teacher, and Principal Ronald Kincaid admire Mrs. Phillip's certificate recognizing her as West Virginia's Teacher of the Year. 25-1 -1- 1 gg . 41, Ulf.. '1'?ff r' :wif fyiw ,fwfr 1 w 'mwvwwwf A W , X, I ':'ZV,Q'5 V , iL.,,,Z4?,n4 Q 4 ,,,g5Llfyf,a7,, W, -nf, ,X ffm 'fx , ff W-L9,f'p'f4,'l' W5 f' ' W4 fff nf, ff ,,,f M f .if f-AM SENIOR INDEX 256 ABELS, JEFFREY-Golf, T-Club ACORS, SUSAN-WEO ADAMS, JESSE-intramurals ADAMS, PEGGY ALBRIGHT, FREDERICK-A Cappella Choir, Mountaineer Boys State, Pep Club, Revue, Senior West, Sophomore Choir, Sports Carnival, T-Club ALLEN, GlNNY-DECA, library assistant ALLEN, LOU ANN-GAA, girls gym assis- tant, girls gymnastics, Sports Carnival, WEO ALLEN, TIM-Big Red basketball, in- tramurals, Little Red baseball, Little Red basketball, Little Red football, track ALLMAN, DAVID ALSUP, GLENN-Mummers, student assis- tant, T-Club, tennis, Thespians, drama festival winner ALTIZER, DON-Big Red football, in- tramurals, Little Red football, Middle Red football, T-Club AMICK, JEFF ANDERSON KCOLLINSJ, JENNY-Sports Carnival ANDERSON, HAROLD ANDERSON, ROBERT-Big Red Band, All- State Band ANDERSON, SAMUEL ANDERSON, STEPHEN-Big Red Band, in- tramurals, T-Club ANDERSON, THOMAS-Big Red Band. debate ANDERSON, THOMAS ANTHONY, MICHAEL-Intramurals, Little Red football, T-Club ARMSTRONG, LORI-Girls gymnastics, Pep Club, Rhododendron Girls State, Sports Carnival, WEO ARNOTT, REBECCA-Entre Nous, Revue, SAE, Thespians, TV Honor Society, WEO, senior color committee ASBURY, BETSY-Girls gymnastics, Sports Carnival, WEO, Junior-Senior Sports ASH, PAULA-Big Red Band, SAE, WEO ATKINSON, GREGORY ATKINSON, RONALD ATKINSON, ROY-Library assistant, main office assistant ATKINSON, RUSSELL BACKUS, JOSEPH-Big Red wrestling, boys gymnastics, debate, intramurals, Little Red football, Masque and Gavel, Sports Carnival, T-Club, track BAIL, PENNY BAILES, CYNTHIA-Co-op BAILES, MIKE BAILEY, SUSAN-Debate, girls gym assis- tant, Rhododendron Girls State, Sports Car- nival, student assistant, student body secretary, senior class secretary, National Forensics League BAKER, CHARLES-Tennis fat Johnson City, Tenn.J, choir, tennis BALL, DAVID-Archery Club, boys gym- nastics. debate, intramurals, Sports Car- nival BARCLAY, PATRICK-Astronomy Club, in- tramurals, Student-Faculty Forum, T-Club. Thespians BARNETT. JOSEPH-Parhischan staff BARR, GAIL-Parhischan staff, Sports Car- nival, WEO BARR, PAULA-Pep Club, Sports Carnival, Senior Index WEO, girls gymnastics BARRETT, DAVID BARRETT, LAURA BAUMAN, RANDALL-T-Club BELL, ANN-Girls gym assistant, girls gym- nastics, student assistant BELL, BEVERLEY-Guidance office assis- tant BELL, HARRY-DECA, Little Red basket- ball, Revue, Symphonic Choir BENEAR, HOWARD-Track BENNETT, CAROL-Conservation Club, student assistant BERNHEIMER, JACK-A Cappella Choir, boys gym assistant, golf, intramurals, Revue, Sports Carnival, T-Club BERRY, CAROL-GAA, Sports Carnival, WEO, Sophomore Sports BERRY, NANCY-Girls gym assistant, girls gymnastics BIBBEE, BRIAN-Boys gymnastics, T-Club BIBBEE, SCOTT-Big Red Band, golf, in- tramurals, T-Club BISHOFBERGER, JILL-Main office assis- tant BISSELL, CAROL BLAIR, CARL-Intramurals BLANKENSHIP, SHYREL-Field House of- fice assistant, Girls Gymnastics Club, stu- dent assistant, WEO BODGE, DEBBIE-WEO, Sophomore Sports, Sports Carnival BOGGS, JANE-Little Red cheerleader, Sports Carnival BOGGS, SHEILA-Big Red cheerleader, GAA, girls gym assistant, Girls Intramural Council, Sports Carnival, WEO, girls volleyball, Sophomore Sports BONNETT, MIKE-Intramurals, T-Club BONNETT, TERRY-Boys intramural manager, intramurals BOONE, KENT-Big Red gymnastics, Sophomore Choir, Sports Carnival BOONE, MARY BOONE, ROBERT-Big Red Band, T-Club BOSO, JUDITH-GAA, girls gym assistant, Sports Carnival, WEO, Junior-Senior Sports BOSO, WILLIAM-Little Red football, VICA BOWEN, CAROL-Pep Club, WEO BOWER, SUZANNE-AFS Club, girls gym assistant, Junior Orchesis, Red Wing Drill Team, Revue, Sports Carnival, Student Council, Student-Faculty Forum, WEO, AFS exchange student to Turkey BOWSER, SHIRLEY-Chorus at Southern High BOYCE, RICK-Big Red football, Big Red wrestling, Little Red baseball, Little Red football, Middle Red football, Parhischan staff, Sports Carnival BOYD, DOUGLAS BOYLE, LIZA-National Merit finalist, Sports Carnival BRANCH, RUTH-Sophomore Choir BRANNON, RICKEY BRITTAN, DEBBIE BRITTON, BEN BROCKWELL, ROBERT-Big Red cheerleader, T-Club,,BRlC BROOKOVER, CHERYL-Sports Carnival, WEO BROOKOVER, ROBERT-Intramurals, T- Club BROOKOVER, WILMA-DECA, student assistant BROOKS, JEFFERY-Big Red wrestling, crew, intramurals, Sports Carnival, T-Club BROWN, CYNTHIA-Parhischan staff, Pep Club, WEO BROWN, KIMBERLY-DECA BROWN, SAUNDRA-Junior Orchesis, Sports Carnival BRUMBAUGH, KENDALL-Intramurals BUCHANAN, DEBBIE-GAA, Pep Club, Sports Carnival, WEO, Junior-Senior Sports BUCKLEY, ROBERT-Big Red Band, Big Red wrestling, intramurals BUNTING, BRIAN-Intramurals, Little Red football BURCHARD, MELINDA-Library assistant BURGY, KATHY-DECA, WEO BURKE, CYNTHIA-Academia staff BURNER, TERRY BURNS, BARRY-Boys gym assistant, Boys Intramural Council, intramurals, Little Red baseball, Sports Carnival, Student Council, T-Club BURROWS, THERESA BUSCH, GINA-A Cappella Choir, All-State Chorus, AFS exchange student, Art Club, Chamber Choir, Entre Nous, GAA, girls gym assistant, NCTE nominee, Pep Club, Revue, Sophomore Choir, Sports Carnival, teenager of the month nominee, WEO, DAR- American Heritage Camp, Sophomore Ensemble BUSH, MICHEAL-Student assistant BUSKIRK, KIMBERLY-Intramurals, Sports Carnival, student assistant, WEO BUSKIRK, MARK BUSKIRK, ROBERT-Library assistant, T- Club BUTCHER, DAVID-Boys gym assistant, Chess Club, Sports Carnival, T-Club BUTCHER, MARC-Boys gym assistant, in- tramurals, Revue, T-Club, Thesplans BUTLER, PHILLIP BUTLER, SUZIE-Girls gym assistant, girls gymnastics, Junior Orchesis, Masque and Gavel, Mummers, Red Wing Drill Team, Revue, Senior West winner, Sports Carnival, Student Council, Student-Faculty Forum, teenager of the month nominee, Thespians, WEO BUZZARD, CONNIE-Student assistant, WEO BUZZARD QRICHARDSJ, TRACY BYERS, DAVID BYERS, RUSSELL CAIN, JULIA-Sports Carnival CAIN, LESLIE-Girls gymnastics, Sports Carnival, WEO, BRIC CALDER, SUZIE CALEBAUGH, KATHY-Girls gymnastics, Sophomore Sports CAMPBELL, RANDY-Big Red Band, Chess Club, intramurals, Revue, student assistant, T-Club, track CANTWELL, PATTY-DECA, Sports Car- nival, stage crew CANTWELL, VIRGINIA CARDER, SUSAN-A Cappella, Sophomore Choirs, All-State Orchestra, orchestra, Revue, WEO CARLSON, ELLEN-Crew CARLSON, JON-Chess Club, intramurals, Sports Carnival, T-Club, tennis CARLSON, PETE-Big Red Band, Chess Club, intramurals, T-Club CARNEY, GREGORY-School in Penn- sylvania Co-op, junior class officer, stage crew, Student Council, TV Honor Society CARPENTER, JUDY CARPENTER, SIDNEE CARR, WILLIAM-Art Club, Boys Intramural Council, Little Red football, Middle Red foot- ball, Sports Carnival, T-Club CARTER, JEFFREY-AFS Club CHARLTON, assistant CHEUVRONT, RONALD-Little Red football CHEUVRONT, STEVE-Little Red football CHEUVRONT, TERRY-Boys gym assistant, orchestra CHICHESTER, JAMES CHICHESTER, RICK-A Cappella Choir, T- Club, intramurals, boys gym assistant CHIPS, DANIEL-Paletine High School, wrestling, cross country, choir CLARK, DAVID-Intramurals, T-Club CLARK, DIANA-Girls gym assistant CLARK, SCOT-Boys gym assistant, cross country, intramurals, Sports Carnival, T- Club, track CLARK, TOMMY-Intramurals, Sports Car- nival, track CLEGG, JOYCE-GAA, girls gym assistant, Sports Carnival, WEO, Sophomore Sports CLEGG, LINDA-Crew, Sports Carnival, student assistant, WEO CLEVENGER, CHAROLETTE COE, DONALD-Astronomy Club, Chess Club COFFMAN, DONNA-A Cappella, Chamber, Sophomore Choirs, All-State Chorus, Revue COLEMAN, FREDDY-Little Red baseball, track COLLINS, SUSAN-Girls gym assistant, Student-Faculty Forum, Symphonic Choir, teenager of the month nominee, WEO, Sophomore Sports COMBS, TERRY-Big Red Band, Chess Club, intramurals CONGROVE, DEBRA-Student assistant CONLEY, KAREN-All-State Orchestra, Conservation Club, GAA, girls gym assis- tant, orchestra, Pep Club, Sports Carnival, WEO, girls volleyball COOK, CHRISTI-GAA, WEO, girls volleyball, Junior-Senior Sports COOK, RICHARD-Cross country, in- tramurals, Mountaineer Boys State, Sports LAVONNA-DECA, student Carnivalbj'-Club, track ,--' COOPER, FRANKLIN-Stage crew, VICA CORDEY, NEIL--Golf at McKean High School in Delaware CORRA, JEFF-Intramurals, T-Club CORRA, PETE COSNER, MARK-Boys gymnastics, in- tramurals, Sports Carnival COTTLE, BROOKS-T-Club COUCH, WILLIAM COULL, CYNTHIA-Guidance office assis- tant COX, DAVID--Astronomy Club, crew, stu- dent assistant COX, MARY ANN-National Merit finalist, WEO COX, MICHELLE-GAA, girls gym assistant, Sophomore Sports, Sports Carnival, tennis, Thespians, WEO, Student Council CRAIG, CATHERINE-A Cappella, Chamber Choirs, All-State Choir Alternate, CRINER, ROGER CRISS, CHERI-Girls gymnastics CRITES, JUDY-AFS Club, Conservation Club, debate, Entre Nous, GAA, Masque and Gavel, registrars assistant, Senior West winner, Sophomore Sports, Sports Carnival, student assistant, SAE, Student-Faculty Forum, WEO CROFT, JOHN-Cross country, track CROSS, MARTHA CROSS, MELODY-Field House office assistant, Thespians CROUSER, PRUDENCE-Big Red basket- ball, GAA, girls gym assistant, girls gym- nastics, girls track, WEO, girls volleyball, Sophomore Sports CUMBERLEDGE, MICHAEL-Little Red football, PHS science fair CUNNINGHAM, MARK-Big Red Band, in- tramurals, Mountaineer Boys State, Revue, Sports Carnival, T-Club, Stage Band CUNNINGHAM, PATRICK-Big Red basket- ball, baseball, football, boys gym assistant, Field House office assistant, intramurals, Little Red basketball, football, Middle Red football, Revue, Sports Carnival, stage crew, T-Club, track, student athletic trainer CUTLIP, DIANNA-SAE, TV Honor Society DAILEY, VICKIE-SAE, WEO DALTON, LEE-Intramurals, T-Club DALTON, SUE-Sports Carnival DANIELL, SHAWN DANNER, COLEEN-Orchestra, SAE, WEO DARBY, CHUCK-A Cappella, Symphonic Choirs, Revue, tennis DAVIS, BRONSON DAVIS, CATRINA-Library assistant, Pep Club DAVIS, DERIC-Big Red basketball, baseball, football, intramurals, Little Red baseball, basketball, football DAVIS, JACK DAVIS, PENNY-Co-op, Sports Carnival, track, WEO DAVIS, TED-Big Red wrestling DAVIS, THOMAS-Big Red football, boys gymnastics DAVIS, TINA-Pep Club DAWKINS, DAWNA-A Cappella, Sophomore Choirs, girls gymnastics, Red Wing Drill Team, Revue, Sports Carnival, WEO DAWSON, CAROL-Girls gym assistant, junior class officer, Revue, Sports Carnival, Student-Faculty Forum, Symphonic Choir, teenager of the month nominee, tennis, Thespians, Junior-Senior Sports, Big Red Indian Council, WEO DEEM, JOHN-Big Red wrestling, Boys In- tramural Council, T-Club, Little Red football DEEM, RODNEY-Intramurals DEEM, SALLY-DECA, main office student assistant DEEMS, MARK DEGARMO, GRANT-Big Red baseball, football, boys gym assistant, intramurals, Little Red baseball, basketball, Middle Red football, Sports Carnival, T-Club, teenager of the month nominee DELANCEY, TERRY-GAA, girls gym assis- tant, Sports Carnival, Thespians, WEO DELONG, ED-Mummers, Sophomore Choir, student assistant, Student-Faculty Forum, Thespians DENNISON, MARCHAELA-Journal staff, Quill and Scroll DEVEREAUX, STEVEN DEULEY, BARBARA-DECA, main office student assistant DICKENS, SHARON DICKERSON, ROBERT DIEHL, JONATHAN DOLLMAN, CYNTHIA-AFS Club, girls gym assistant, Pep Club, Sports Carnival, stu- dent assistant, Sophomore Sports DONAWAY, BUSTER-Big Red basketball, football, boys gym assistant, guidance office assistant, Little Red basketball, football, main office assistant, Middle Red football, Sports Carnival DOTSON, JOSEPH-Big Red basketball, football, intramurals, Little Red baseball, basketball, Mountaineer Boys State, T-Club, teenager of the month nominee, track DOTSON, SUSAN DOTSON, TERESA-Girls gymnastics, Sports Carnival, student assistant, WEO, BRIC DOTSON, VICKIE DOUGLASS, ELLEN-Orchestra DOUGLASS, WILLIAM-Debate, in- tramurals, Parhischan staff, T-Club DOWLER, COLLEEN-Intramurals, Little Red cheerleader, WEO DOYLE, JOSEPH DUCKWORTH, JAMES-Big Red Band DUFFY, LAURA-Big Red Band, girls gym- nastics, Parhischan staff, Pep Club, Sports Carnival, WEO DUGGAN, RICHARD-Big Red basketball, baseball, football, boys gym assistant, Boys Intramural Council, intramurals, Little Red baseball, basketball, Middle Red football, Sports Carnival, Student Council, T-Club, teenager of the month nominee DULANEY, TERRY DUNN, DIANA-Girls gym assistant, Junior Orchesis, Red Wing Drill Team, Revue, Sports Carnival, WEO, Sophomore Sports DUSKEY, JOHN-A Cappella Choir, Big Red baseball, Boys intramural Council, in- tramurals, Little Red baseball, Revue, Symphonic Choir, T-Club DUTTON, SUSAN-GAA, Junior Orchesis, Red Wing Drill Team, Revue, Sports Car- nival, student assistant, Elks teenager ofthe month nominee, WEO EAGLE, KIM EARLE, WILLIAM EATON, MARK-Astronomy Club, in- tramurals, Parhischan staff, student assis- tant EDDY, CARLA-Sports Carnival, WEO EDDY, LORETTA-Pep Club, student assis- tant, WEO ELLIOTT, CATHERINE ELIOPULOS, PAMELA-Mummers, sophomore class officer, Student Council, Thespians ELLIOTT, ROY EMIGH, DEBBIE ENLOE, JIM-Big Red basketball, in- tramurals, Sports Carnival, T-Club EPLER, MARK ESTEP, RICK-Intramurals, track, Little Red football EVANS, DAVID-Boys Intramural Council, intramurals, T-Club, VICA FANKHAUSER, JAMES-Boys gym assis- tant, golf, intramurals, junior class officer, Sports Carnival, Student Council, Student- Faculty Forum 257 258 FARSON, THOMAS FISHER, JAMES-Big Red Band, Big Red baseball, intramurals, Little Red baseball, T- Club FISHER, WILLIAM-Intramurals, Sophomore Choir FITZPATRICK, BRIAN-Intramurals, Little Red baseball, T-Club FLANIGAN, JIM FLEENOR, CONNIE-Student assistant, WEO FLORENCE, JOHN-A Cappella Choir, All- State Chorus, Chamber Choir, Revue, Sophomore Choir, T-Club FOGGIN, TONI-Field House office assis- tant, Parhischan staff, Rhododendron Girls State, Sports Carnival, SAE, WEO FOLEY, PATRICK-Intramurals, Parhischan staff FORAKER, THOMAS-A Cappella Choir, All-State Chorus, Chamber Choir, in- tramurals, Little Red baseball, Parhischan staff, Revue, Sophomore Choir, T-Club FORRESTER, MITCHELL-Intramurals FOWLER, KATHRYN FOWLER, LINDA-Girls gym assistant, WEO FOWLER, SANDI-Co-op, Rhododendron Girls State, Sports Carnival, WEO FRANCIS, KAREN-Library assistant, Student-Faculty Forum, WEO, American Heritage Week Camp FREELAND, PATTY-Field House office assistant FRENCH, SUSAN-Conservation Club, main office assistant, WEO, girls volleyball FRIEND, MARGO-GAA, girls gym assis- tant, Sophomore Choir, Sports Carnival, WEO, Junior-Senior Sports, Sophomore Sports FULTON, CHARLES-Boys gym assistant, cross country, intramurals, Journal staff, Lit- tle Red baseball, Parhischan staff, Sports Carnival, T-Club GABBERT, REBECCA-Conservation Club, WEO GABBERT, WILLIAM GAINS, WAYNE-Student assistant GARRISON, PAMELA-Main office assis- tant, WEO GARRISON, WILLIAM-Intramurals GEORGE, KAROLYN GIBSON, CHARLES-A Cappella Choir, All- State Chorus alternate, Chamber Choir, National Merit finalist, NCTE nominee, NCTE achievement winner, Revue, Sophomore Choir, T-Club, Sophomore Ensemble GILCHRIST, DAN-Chess Club, T-Club GILCHRIST, DAVID-Intramurals, Field House office assistant, T-Club, Thespians GILMORE, RICK GOANS, SAMUEL-Astronomy Club, library assistant GOUDY, TERRY-Big Red football, Big Red wrestling, boys gym assistant, intramurals, Little Red football, Middle Red football, Revue, sophomore class officer, Sports Carnival, Student Council, Student-Faculty Forum, T-Club GRAHAM, DEBBIE-Crew, WEO GRAHAM, GERALD-Parkersburg Catholic High School basketball, baseball, boys gym assistant, crew, student body officer GRAHAM, SHAWN-Intramurals GREATHOUSE, RAYMOND GREENE, DENA-Sports Carnival, WEO GREENO, CINDY-Big Red Band, Sports Carnival, WEO GREGG, CYNTHIA GREGG, SUZANNE-Cross country, Dolce, GAA, Sophomore Choir, Sports Carnival, student assistant, track GREINER, JANET-Co-op GRIFFITH, DIANA-Sports Carnival, WEO GRIMM, BOBETTE-Conservation Club, Dolce, Health Center assistant, Sophomore Choir, WEO, Wood County Bank Good Citizenship Award GRIMM, DONALD-Big Red baseball, in- tramurals, Little Red baseball GUTHRIE, KAREN-Guidance office assis- tant, Sports Carnival, WEO HADDOX, STEPHEN HAINES, KIMBERLY-Girls Intramural Council, Pep Club, Sports Carnival, Student Council, WEO HALL, BRYAN-Big Red Band, golf, in- tramurals, T-Club, teenager of the month nominee HALL, CAROLYN-Sports Carnival, WEO HALL, DONNA-Co-op, Sports Carnival HALL, JONATHAN-T-Club HALL, MARK HALL, MICHAEL-Boys gym assistant, in- tramurals HAMMEL, BOB-Boys gym assistant, Boys Intramural Council, intramurals, T-Club HARDMAN, DEBBIE-Guidance office assis- tant, Sports Carnival, WEO HARDMAN, LEONA HARDMAN, TAMI HARDMAN, JANET HATCHER, TIM-Boys gym assistant, in- tramurals HAUGHT, DEBRA-Girls Intramural Coun- cil, intramurals, junior class officer, Pep Club, Sports Carnival, Student-Faculty Forum, WEO, Junior-Senior Sports, senior class officer HAUGHT, MIKE HAYNES, JOSEPH-Big Red football, Big Red wrestling, intramurals, Middle Red foot- ball, T-Club, track HAYNES, LESLIE-Girls Intramural Council, Parhischan staff, Student-Faculty Forum, WEO, Sophomore Sports HAYS, DAVID HEADLEE, SUSAN-Girls gymnastics, Sports Carnival HEANEY, KENNETH-Cross country, in- tramurals, track HEATER, DENNIS-A Cappella Choir, T- Club HENDERSHOT, BECKY HENDERSHOT, MARCUS-Student assis- tant HENDERSHOT, STEVEN-Student assis- tant HENDRICKS, HAROLD-Intramurals, Jour- nal staff HENDRICKSON, DAVID-Boys gym assis- tant, cross country, debate, intramurals, junior class and student body officer, Little Red football, Masque and Gavel, Senior West, Sports Carnival, Student Council, Student-Faculty Forum, T-Club, track HENDRICKSON, GERALD-Boys In- tramural Council HENRY, EYDIE-A Cappella Choir, Chamber Choir, Revue, Sophomore Choir, Sports Carnival, student assistant, WEO, Sophomore Choir HESS, ELIZABETH HEWITT, CAROL-Sports Carnival HICKS, GREG-Boys gym assistant, boys gymnastics, intramurals HIGGS, DAVID-Intramurals, T-Club HILL, DARLA-Registrar's assistant, Sports Carnival, Junior-Senior Sports HILL, JEAN-Sports Carnival, WEO HINES, BARBARA-All-State Orchestra, Chess Club, Dolce, orchestra, SAE, Student-Faculty Forum, WEO HINZMAN, LINDA HISSEM, LUCINDA-Dolce, WEO HITT, ROLAND HOFFMAN, PAMELA-GAA, girls gym assistant, Rhododendron Girls State, Sports Carnival, WEO, Sophomore Sports HOLLOWELL, BARBARA-Girls gym assis- tant, Parhischan staff, Pep Club, Sports Carnival, WEO, Fifth Quarter queen HOLTZ, DIANNA-Sophomore Choir, Sports Carnival, WEO HOPKINS, CHARLES-Intramurals HORNBECK, CHARLENE-Co-op, student assistant HORNER, JAY HOWARD, LESLIE-Astronomy Club, Parhischan staff, Sports Carnival, WEO HUBER, ANGELA-Co-op, guidance office assistant HUBER, SHERYL-A Cappella Choir, All- State Chorus, Chamber Choir, girls gym assistant, NCTE nominee, Red Wing Drill Team, Revue, Rhododendron Girls State, Sophomore Choir, Sports Carnival, Student Council, teenager of the month nominee, WEO, Sophomore Ensemble HUFFMAN, ROBERT-Intramurals, Little Red basketball, T-Club HUMPHREY, CAROLE-Sports Carnival, WEO HUNGATE, WILLIAM-Guidance office assistant HUNT, HARLEY-Big Red Band, in- tramurals HUNT, STEVEN HUNTER, MARK-Boys gym assistant, Boys Intramural Council, intramurals, Sports Car- nival, student assistant, T-Club HUSHION, JOHN-Big Red baseball, Big Red football, boys gym assistant, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, intramurals, Little Red baseball, Little Red football, Middle Red football, Sports Carnival, T-Club HUTSON, JANET HUTTON, KAREN-GAA, Student-Faculty Forum INGOLD, RAYMOND JACKSON, LUCINDA-Muttamusket School, Future Business Leaders of America JACKSON, MARK-Big Red basketball JAMES, CHRIS-Boys Intramural Council, intramurals, Sophomore Choir, Sports Car- nival, student assistant JARVIS, BILL-Big Red football, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, intramurals, Little Red football, Middle Red football, Sports Car- nival, T-Club, track JOACHIM, DONALD-Boys gym assistant, Boys Intramural Council, intramurals, Sports Carnival, T-Club, Thespians JOACHIM, KEVIN JOHNSON, BILL-Intramurals JOHNSON, CAROL-Pep Club JOHNSON, CINDY-WEO JOHNSON, WEO JANICE-Conservation Club JOHNSON, JOHNIE JOHNSON, JULIANNA-Dunbar High School, Future Business Leaders of America, intramurals, Pep Club, Student Council, Dionysians, track, French Club, WEO JOHNSON, LAWRENCE-Intramurals, Sports Carnival, T-Club JOHNSON, MARVIN JOHNSTON, JENNIFER-A Cappella Choir, Chamber Choir, NCTE Nominee, NCTE achievement winner, Revue, Sophomore Choir, Student Council, WEO JONES, DAVID JONES, ENSELL-Big Red basketball, Big Red football, intramurals, Little Red basket- ball, track JONES, REGIS-Big Red basketball, Big Red baseball, Big Red football KAHN, CASSIE-Masque and Gavel, SAE, Student-Paculty Forum, Senior -West KANNEY, CELESTINE KAUFMAN, JAMES-Intramurals, T-Club KECK, PAUL-Intramurals KEFFER, JAMES KEFFER, KATHERINE-Student assistant, Thespians KELLER, SAMPSON-Astronomy Club, in- tramurals, Revue, Sports Carnival KELLEY, JEFF KERBY, ROBERT KIMBLE, JAMES-Intramurals, T-Club KINNEY, RICHARD-Boys gymnastics, Boys Intramural Council, crew, intramurals, T-Club, Coast Guard Academy Aim Project KINNEY, SHERRI-Co-op, Sports Carnival, WEO KNIGHT, REBECCA KOON, KIMBERLY KUNSMAN, JULIE-Field House office assistant, girls gym assistant, Sports Car- nival, WEO, Sophomore Sports KUPFNER, MARION-Sports Carnival, WEO, Sophomore Sports KUPFNER, VERA-Field House office assis- tant, GAA, girls gym assistant, student assistant, WEO, girls volleyball, Junior- Senior Sports, Sophomore Sports KYLE, ROGER-Intramurals, T-Club LaBELLE, TIM-Archery Club, Student Council, track LAMB, JUDY LANTZ, KEVIN-Boys gym assistant, in- tramurals, Little Red football, Mountaineer Boys State, Revue, Student Council, A Cappella Choir LANTZ, STEVE-Cross country, intramurals, Little Red basketball, track LEE, LARRY-Big Red Band, Revue, Sports Carnival, Stage Band LEFEVERS, DAVID-Intramurals, Parhischan staff LEHEW, DENNIS-Student assistant, VICA LEMASTERS, LINDA LEMLEY, JULI-Field House office assis- tant, GAA, main office assistant, Sports Car- nival, student assistant, WEO, Sophomore Sports LEMON, ADAM-VICA LEWIS, CINDY LEWIS, STEVEN LIFE, DOUGLAS-Crew, T-Club LIGHTNER, BRIDGET-Guidance, main of- fice assistant, student assistant, WEO LINDAMOOD, DAVID-A Cappella Choir, Big Red football, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, intramurals, Little Red football, Middle Red football, Sophomore Choir, Sports Carnival, T-Club LIPPS, PATRICIA LIPSCOMB, LESLIE LOCKHART, BURLEY-T-Club LOCKHART, GREG LOCKHART, SHIRLEY-Sports Carnival, WEO, Sophomore Sports LONGMIRE, JOHN LOUDEN, JOHN LOWE, TERRY-Hamilton High School, DECA, Sophomore Choir LYNCH, ROBERT-Intramurals LYONS, BRYAN LYTLE, JIM-All-State Band, Art Club, Big Red Band, orchestra, Revue, Sports Car- nival, T-Club, Elks teenager of the month nominee, McDonald's All-American High School Band MACKEY, VICKIE-DECA, WEO MAHONE, JOAN-Student assistant MALLOY, WILLIAM-DECA, intramurals MARKS, RONALD-Intramurals, Little Red football, Sports Carnival MARLOW, JOHN MARLOW, PAULA-All-State Orchestra, GAA, girls gym assistant, Health Center assistant, orchestra, Sports Carnival, WEO MARLOW, ROBERT-Big Red Band, Band Color Guard, DECA, intramurals, T-Club MARSHALL, BRENDA-Junior Orchesis, Red Wing Drill Team, Sports Carnival, stu- dent assistant, track, WEO MARTIN, BRENTON-Boys gym assistant, Boys Intramural Council, crew, intramurals, Sports Carnival, T-Club MASON, DELORES-AFS Club, BRIC, WEO MASON, JUDITH-Girls gym assistant, Parhischan staff, Red Wing Drill Team, Revue, Sports Carnival, WEO, Sophomore Sports MASTERS, STEVEN-Big Red cheerleader, boys gym assistant, boys gymnastics, Boys Intramural Council, intramurals, Pep Club, Revue, Sports Carnival, stage crew, T-Club MATHESS, JACKLYN MATHEWS, TREVA-Entre Nous, Health Center assistant, Sports Carnival, SAE, WEO MAXWELL, ANN-Girls gym assistant, Journal staff, Junior Orchesis, Mummers, Quill and Scroll, Red Wing Drill Team, Rhododendron Girls State, Thespians, WEO, Sophomore Sports MAXWELL, EARL MAYHEW, LARRY-Big Red Band, T-Club MAYHEW, ROBERT-Big Red Band, Revue, T-Club MAYNARD, CYNDY-GAA, girls gym assis- tant, Red Wing Drill Team, Revue, Sports Carnival, WEO, Sophomore Sports MCALLISTER, MIKE-Intramurals, Mummers, teenager of the month nominee, Thespians McATEE, BROOKS-Intramurals, Parhischan staff, T-Club MCCLUNG, DAVID-Boys gymnastics, in- tramurals, Little Red football, T-Club, speech team McCLUNG, SHEILA-Health Center assis- tant MCCORMICK, CRAIG MCCORMICK, KIM-A Cappella Choir, Chamber Choir, Field House office assis- tant, Revue, Sophomore Choir, Sports Car- nival, student assistant, Sophomore Ensem- ble McCOY, DON-Big Red basketball, Big Red football, intramurals, Little Red basketball. Middle Red football, T-Club MCCRADY, BETTY-Guidance office assis- tant McCRAY, PAULA-Sports Carnival, WEO MCCUNE, LORI-Sports Carnival, student assistant MCCUNE, ROY-Big Red football, in- tramurals, Little Red football, Middle Red football, track McCUTCHEON, STEPHANIE-A Cappella Choir, Journal staff, Masque and Gavel, Pep Club, BRIC, Quill and Scroll, Revue, Rhododendron Girls State, Sophomore Choir, Sports Carnival, Student Council, WEO McCUTCHEON, STEVE-A Cappella Choir, Revue, Senior West, Sophomore Choir, Sports Carnival, T-Club McDANlEL, RONDA-A Cappella Choir, Parhischan staff, Revue, SAE, Symphonic Choir, WEO McDONALD, DENISE-A Cappella Choir, Revue McDONALD, JOHN-Intramurals McDONALD, MARIANNE-Student assis- tant, WEO MCDONOUGH, KATHRYN-Sports Car- nival, Thespians, WEO MCDOUGLE, BARRY-Big Red basketball McHENRY, PHILLIP-Intramurals, T-Club McKlTRlCK, NANCY-Field House office assistant, WEO McKNIGHT, PAUL-Boys gym assistant, golf, intramurals , MCPHERSON, RICHARD-VICA McPHERSON, STEVEN-Big Red Band MCROBERT, DON-Big Red Band, Band Color Guard McWlLLlAMS, SAMUEL MEDLEY, DAVID-Track MELROSE, CLARENCE-Big Red Band METZ, SANDRA-A Cappella Choir, Chamber Choir, GAA, girls gym assistant, Revue, Rhododendron Girls State, Sophomore Choir, Sports Carnival, girls volleyball, Sophomore Ensemble, com- mended National Merit student MIDDLETON, STEVEN-Big Red Band, bookstore assistant, Sports Carnival, SAE, T-Club MILHOAN, STEVAN-Intramurals, student assistant, T-Club MILLARD, ROBERT-Intramurals, Big Red wrestling MILLER, ARTHUR-VICA MILLER, BARBARA A. MILLER, BARBARA J.-Intramurals, Sports Carnival MILLER, BECKY MILLER, CHARLES-Boys gym assistant, DECA, Sports Carnival, Science Club MILLER, CINDY-Pep Club, WEO MILLER, DAVID-Future Business Leaders of America, VICA MILLER, MICHAEL MILLER, ROCK MILLER, TINA-GAA, girls gym assistant, Sports Carnival, WEO MILLS, THOMAS-A Cappella Choir, All- State Chorus, All-State Orchestra, Big Red Band, Revue, Sophomore Choir, T-Club, Chamber Choir MISTICH, DAVID-Chess Club MITCHELL, DANIEL-Intramurals, Junior Academy of Science, Revue, Sports Car- 259 260 nival, stage crew, Student-Faculty Forum, T- Club MITCHELL, DEBBIE-Parhischan staff, Revue, Sports Carnival, WEO MODESITT, JANNA-Girls gymnastics. Sports Carnival, Sophomore Sports MOLLOHAN, VIRGINIA-Stage crew MONTGOMERY, CLYDE-Sophomore Choir MONTGOMERY, DALE-Big Red Indian. Big Red cheerleader, intramurals, Moun- taineer Boys State, T-Club MONTGOMERY, DONNA-Co-op, stage crew MONTGOMERY, MARY MOORE, ELAINE-Health Center assistant, Journal staff, Quill and Scroll MOORE, TERRY-Intramurals, Little Red baseball, T-Club, VICA MOREHEAD, DEBORAH-Conservation Club, Sports Carnival, WEO, Girls Gym- nastics Club MORELAND, BRENDA MORGAN, CONNIE-Sports Carnival MORGAN, JULIE-AFS Club, Entre Nous, Journal staff, Quill and Scroll, student assis- tant, WEO MORGAN, MARIANNA-Girls gym assis- tant, intramurals, Junior Orchesis, Red Wing Drill Team, Revue, Sports Carnival, WEO MORRIS, DANA-Big Red Band Color Guard MORRIS, MARGARET-Student assistant, WEO, Sculpture Club MOYER, WARREN-Big Red Band, crew, intramurals, orchestra, Sports Carnival, T- Club MULLEN, DANIEL MURNAHAN, PHYLLIS-Art Club, track. WEO, Big Red Indian Council MYERS, JAMIE-Girls gym assistant, Revue, Sophomore class officer, Sports Carnival, Student Council, Student-Faculty Forum, WEO NEALE, CHARLES-Intramurals NEDEFF, ROBERT-Intramurals, Sports Carnival NELSON, LINDA-All-State Orchestra, girls gym assistant, Junior Orchesis, orchestra, Red Wing Drill Team, Revue, Sports Car- nival, WEO NESSELROTTE, STEVEN-Boys gym- nastics, Sports Carnival NEWMEYER, DAVID-Intramurals, T-Club NICHOLS, RITA-Library assistant, WEO NOHE, JEFFREY-Intramurals, Little Red football NOHE, JUNE-Girls gym assistant, Junior- Senior Sports, Sports Carnival, WEO, girls volleyball NOLAND, MARGARET-Sports Carnival, WEO NORMAN, KATHFIYN-Parhischan staff, Student-Faculty Forum, WEO NUTT, RUSSELL-Big Red baseball, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, in- tramurals, Sports Carnival, T-Club ORR, NORMAN-Intramurals, student assistant OSTRYE, JAMES-Cross country, in- tramurals, Mountaineer Boys State, Sports Carnival, T-Club, track, summer AFS nominee OWENS, BILL-T-Club, teenager of the month nominee, Thespians, Senior West OWENS, SUSAN-Field House office assis- tant, Journal staff, Parhischan staff, Quill and Scroll, Sports Carnival, WEO, Sophomore Sports PADGITT, STEVEN-Chicago High School, Ski Club, hockey, intramurals PAGE, CYNTHIA-Big Red Band, Sports Carnival, WEO PALMER, IDA PAPPAS, JIMMY-T-Club PARK, CHERYL-Co-op PARK, GARY-Future Business Leaders of America, VICA PARK, SHELIA-Art Club, WEO, Academia staff PARKER, LINDA-WEO PARRY, AMY-Conservation Club, girls gym assistant, girls gymnastics, Pep Club, Sports Carnival, Student-Faculty Forum, WEO PARSONS, RANDALL PARSONS, ROSEMARY-Crew PATIENT, MELISA-Intramurals, Revue, Sports Carnival, Thespians, WEO PATTERSON, DANIEL-Archery Club, Big Red wrestling, boys gym assistant PATTERSON, GERALD PAUGH, CHARLENE-Conservation Club, library assistant, student assistant, WEO PAUGH, PATSY-Elks leadership contest, Field House office assistant, Junior Orchesis, Junior West winner, Little Red cheerleader, Masque and Gavel, Mummers, Pep Club, Red Wing Drill Team, Revue, Senior West winner, Sports Carnival, Student-Faculty Forum, teenager of the month nominee, Thespians, Voice of Democracy school winner, WEO, National Forensics League, state drama festival winner PAYNE, TIMOTHY-Intramurals, track PECK, HOWARD PENN, DAVE-Intramurals PEPPER, FRED-A Cappella Choir, Big Red wrestling, boys gym assistant, Little Red football, Revue, Sophomore Choir, T-Club PERKINS, DEBBIE PERRINE, KAREN PERRINE, STEPHANIE-GAA, girls gym assistant, Journal staff, Sports Carnival, WEO, Junior-Senior Sports PERRINE, STEVE-Intramurals, T-Club PHILLIPS, DAVID-Intramurals, Revue, Sophomore Choir, student assistant, T-Club, A Cappella Choir PHILLIPS, KENDALL-Big Red Band, in- tramurals, T-Club, drum major PHILLIPS, NANETTE-Sophomore Sports PICKENS, BRYAN-Intramurals PICKRELL, CHERYL-Co-op, GAA, Sports Carnival, track, girls volleyball team, girls basketball team, girls gym assistant PIERSOL, JOE POLING, DAVID-Boys gym assistant, in- tramurals, Sports Carnival, Student Council, Student-Faculty Forum, T-Club, senior class president POLING, MICHAEL-Chess Club, Conser- vation Club, intramurals, Sports Carnival, student assistant, SAE POOLE, MARY-GAA, girls gym assistant, Sports Carnival, WEO, Junior-Senior Sports PORTER, LINDA-Junior Orchesis, Parhischan staff, Sports Carnival, Thespians POSEY, CATHY-GAA, Girls Intramural Council, guidance office assistant, in- tramurals, main office assistant, Parhischan staff, Sports Carnival, student assistant POSKE, MARGARET POSTLEWAIT, DANIEL POWELL, BONNIE-DECA POWELL, DIANNA-Crew, intramurals, girls gymnastics team, girls gymnastics club, Revue, Sports Carnival, WEO POWELL, MARK-Boys Intramural Council, intramurals, Little Red baseball, T-Club PRATT, SUSAN-Co-op PRINCE, LISA-Entre Nous, Field House of- fice assistant, Parhischan staff, Pep Club, Revue, Sports Carnival, WEO, girls basket- ball statistician PRYOR, ANNETTE-NCTE nominee, SAE, Student-Faculty Forum, WEO PUGH, CHERYL-Student assistant, SAE, WEO PYLES, DEBRA-WEO RADCLIFF, HAYWARD-Intramurals, VICA RADER, SHEILA-GAA, girls gym assistant, girls gymnastics, Junior Orchesis, Red Wing Drill Team, Revue, WEO, girls volleyball RAFELD, JAMES RAKE, JERRY RANDA, ERIC-Big Red Band, Intramurals RATHBONE, JANE-Entre Nous, GAA, girls gym assistant, Rhododendron Girls State, Sports Carnival, WEO, girls track team, DAR American Heritage camp RATHBONE, VIRGINIA-AFS, Conservation Club, DAR American Heritage camp, Entre Nous, Field House office assistant, Student- Faculty Forum, Thespians, WEO REED, HELEN-Guidance office assistant REED, KAREN-GAA, girls gym assistant, girls gymnastics, Sports Carnival, WEO, Junior-Senior Sports, Sophomore Sports REESE, ROBERT-Boys gym assistant, T- Club REXROAD, SUSAN-Co-op, GAA, Junior- Senior Sports REYNOLDS, BEV REYNOLDS QROBERTSI CINDY RICE, MICHAEL RICHARDS, JEFFREY-Intramurals RICHARDS, KATHIE RICHARDS, MARK-Big Red wrestling. boys gym assistant, intramurals, Parhischan staff, Sports Carnival, T-Club, track RIFFLE, EVA-Student assistant RILEY, SUSAN-Co-op, student assistant RINGS, BRADLEY-Student-Faculty Forum, T-Club, TV Honor Society RITCHIE, ROBERT-Intramurals, Sports Carnival, T-Club RITTON, JOHN-Big Red Band, Chess Club, intramurals, T-Club ROBERTS, LOIS-Orchestra ROBERTS, MARC-Boys Intramural Coun- cil, intramurals, Little Red baseball, T-Club ROBERTS, TINA-Field House office assis- tant ROBINSON, CHERYL-Orchestra, Sports Carnival, WEO, Sophomore Sports ROBINSON, CINDY-Parhischan staff RODEHEAVER, RONNIE-Intramurals, T- Club ROGERS, JUDY-DECA, orchestra, Symphonic Choir ROLLEFSON, MARTHA-A Cappella Choir, girls gym assistant, National Merit finalist, NCTE nominee, Revue, TV Honor Society ROLLINS, RODNEY-Intramurals, Sports Carnival ROSS, GEORGE-T-Club ROTH, AMY-Girls Intramural Council, track, WEO, Sophomore Sports ROWLEY, DEBORAH-Library assistant ROWLEY, TIMOTHY-A Cappella Choir, Big Red baseball, intramurals, Little Red baseball, VICA RUBLE, NANCY-Co-op, girls gymnastics RUSSELL, MICHAEL-Big Red Band, cross country, T-Club, track RUSSELL, RANDY-Track RUTHERFORD, SHARON-Parhischan staff, Sports Carnival, WEO RYMER, DAVID-Astronomy Club, in- tramurals, T-Club SALL, GREG-T-Club SAMS, DARLENE-Sports Carnival, student assistant SARRAN, CASEY-T-Club, Thespians SAVAGE, LOIS-Co-op student assistant SAYRE, SHEILA-Sophomore Choir, stu- dent assistant SCHENERLEIN, RHEA-Sports Carnival, WEO, Junior-Senior Sports SCHERER, THERESA-Field House office assistant, library assistant, main office assistant, student assistant SCHIAZZA, TERRY-All-State Orchestra, Big Red Band, intramurals, orchestra, Revue, Sports Carnival, T-Club SCHIMKE, DOUG-Intramurals, T-Club SCHINDLER, SUSAN-A Cappella Choir, All-State Chorus alternate, Chamber Choir, girls gym assistant, Junior Orchesis, Mummers, orchestra, Red Wing Drill Team, Revue, Sophomore Choir, Sports Carnival, Thespians, WEO SCHROEDER, GAIL-All-State Orchestra, orchestra SCHROEDER, MARK-Archery Club, boys gym assistant, boys gymnastics, Sports Carnival, tennis SCHWAB, CAROLYN-Girls gymnastics, Journal staff, Junior West, Masque and Gavel, Mummers, Revue, Senior West, Sports Carnival, Symphonic Choir, Thespians, WEO, National Forensics League SCHWARTZ, LYLE-Big Red baseball, boys gym assistant, Boys Intramural Council, in- tramurals, Little Red baseball, Sports Car- nival, student assistant, T-Club SCOTT, JOSEPH SCOTT, REBECCA-Ability Counts contest, A Cappella Choir, Elks Leadership contest, Entre Nous, orchestra, BRIC, Revue, Rhododendron Girls State, Sophomore Choir, Sports Carnival, SAE, Student- Faculty Forum, Thespians, Voice of Democracy second place winner, WEO, Sophomore Sports, Sophomore Ensemble SEAMAN, BEVIN-Big Red football, in- tramurals, Little Red football SEAMAN, JANET SELIGMAN, TODD-Boys gym assistant, crew, debate, intramurals, T-Club SHAFER, MICHAEL-JETS SHARPES, DANIEL-All-State Orchestra, Big Red Band, orchestra SHARPS, SUSAN-Girls gymnastics, main office assistant, Pep Club, WEO, Sophomore Sports SHEARS, HERBERT-Little Red football SHELINE, SHAWNEEN-Crew, GAA, Jour- nal staff, Sports Carnival, WEO SHEPHERD, JOHN-Crew, JETS, T-Club SHEPLER, DEBRA-Parhischan staff, WEO, BRIC, girls gym assistant SHEPPARD, CARLA-Guidance office assistant, Parhischan staff, Sports Carnival, WEO, BRIC SHEPPARD, DENNIS-Boys gym assistant, VICA SHEPPARD, GARY-Big Red Band, Chess Club SHEPPARD, LISA-A Cappella Choir, Sports Carnival, student assistant, SAE, Symphonic Choir, WEO SHEPPARD, MARK-Crew, intramurals, Pep Club, Sports Carnival, T-Club, TV Honor Society SHEPPARD, MICHAEL-DECA SHIELDS, MITCHELL-Big Red baseball, Big Red football, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, intramurals, Middle Red football, Sports Carnival SHORT, DEBORAH-GAA, girls gym assis- tant, Girls Intramural Council, Sports Car- nival, WEO, girls volleyball, Sophomore Sports SHOULDIS, MICHAEL-Boys Intramural Council, intramurals, student assistant, Stu- dent Council, T-Club SHUMWAY, CARLA SIMMS, THOMAS-Main office assistant SIMS, CINDY-Guidance office assistant SINDLEDECKER, MIKE SIX, JILL-Big Red cheerleader, girls gym- nastics, GAA, Little Red cheerleader, Pep Club, Sports Carnival, WEO SMITH, DOUGLAS-Intramurals, Revue, Sports Carnival, stage crew SMITH, JOHN SMITH, NATHAN-Intramurals SMITH, TIMOTHY SNYDER, ANN SNYDER, DANIEL-Guidance office assis- tant, intramurals, T-Club SNYDER, JACK SNYDER, STEPHEN-Boys gym assistant, intramurals, Revue, Sports Carnival SOJA, TOM-Boys gym assistant, in- tramurals, T-Club SOLE, SHIRLEY-Co-op, main office assis- tant SPENCER, JOHN-Big Red Band, Band Color Guard, crew, DECA, intramurals, Sports Carnival, T-Club SPIKER, CARLA-Girls gymnastics, Sports Carnival, WEO SPIKER, RONALD-Big Red Band, Band Color Guard intramurals, T-Club SPROUSE, HARRY-Big Red football, in- tramurals, Little Red football, Sports Car- nival, VICA SPROUSE, ROBERT-Cross country, in- tramurals, track SPROUT, TERESA-Guidance office assis- tant, student assistant STANLEY, DWAIN-Boys gym assistant, boys gymnastics STANLEY, MICHAEL STANLEY, RONALD STARCHER, MARK-Big Red football, Little Red football ST, CLAIR, BETH-GAA, girls gym assis- tant, Sports Carnival, WEO, girls volleyball, Sophomore Sports, Big Red girls baksetball STEPHENS, BARBARA-Main office assis- tant STEPHENS, DAN-Archery Club, boys gymnastics, VICA STEPHENS, MICHAEL-All-State Orchestra, Big Red Band, Big Red basket- ball, boys gym assistant, intramurals, Little Red baseball, Little Red basketball, orchestra, Revue, Sports Carnival, student assistant, T-Club STEPHENS, STEVEN-A Cappella Choir, boys gym assistant, Boys Intramural Coun- cil, intramurals, Little Red baseball, Revue, Sophomore Choir, student assistant, T-Club STEWART, KIM-Newspaper staff, library assistant, St. Marys High School STIVERS, SHERI-Parkersburg South High School, Junior-Senior Sports, student as- sistant, senior class officer STONE, KAREN-Crew, GAA, girls gym assistant, Revue, Sports Carnival, WEO, girls volleyball STONE, ROBERT-Boys gymnastics, Sports Carnival STONEKING, MILLICENT-Health Center assistant, WEO STOUT, LINDA-Sports Carnival, student assistant, WEO STROTHERS, JAMES-Intramurals, Little Red baseball STULL, CATHY-Guidance office assistant, WEO STUMP, KAY-GAA, girls gym assistant, Journal staff, Parhischan staff, Quill and Scroll, registrar's assistant, Sports Carnival, Symphonic Choir, teenager of the month nominee, WEO, Sophomore Sports, Wood County Bank Citizenship Award SULLIVAN, BETH--DECA, WEO, girls gym- nastics SUTTON, ALIDA-DECA, Sports Carnival SUTTON, MELODY-Girls gym assistant, girls gymnastics, Sports Carnival, WEO, Junior-Senior Sports SYLVESTER, CINDY TALLMAN, LINDA-Field House office assistant, Red Wing Drill Team, Sports Car- nival, student assistant TANNER, PATRICIA-Guidance office assistant TAYLOR BETTY-DECA, student assistant TAYLOR DEBRA-Co-op, DECA TAYLOR JAMES TAYLOR, SUSAN-Girls gymnastics, Sports Carnival, WEO TERRELL, LORIS TERRY, CYNTHIA-A Cappella Choir, Chamber Choir, girls gymnastics, Revue, Sophomore Choir, Sports Carnival, WEO, Sophomore Ensemble THIROUIN, ROBIN-Sports Carnival, Sophomore Sports THOMAS, JANE-A Cappella Choir, GAA, girls gym assistant, main office assistant, Revue, Sports Carnival, Symphonic Choir, WEO, Sophomore Sports, Wood County Bank Citizenship Award THOMAS, LINDA-Co-op, main office assistant THOMPSON, QTENNANTI CANDY THOMPSON, LOIS-Girls gymnastics, in- tramurals, Sports Carnival, student assis- tant THOMPSON, SHERYL THOMPSON, TERRI-Co-op, DECA, stu- dent assistant THOMPSON, TOM THORN, TIM THORN, WILLIAM-A Cappella Choir, Art Club, intramurals, Parhischan staff, Revue, Sophomore Choir, Student Council, T-Club, Revue set design, Sophomore Ensemble, senior play THORPE, BECKY-A Cappella Choir, Chamber Choir, Revue, Rhododendron Girls State, Sophomore Choir, Sports Car- 262 nival, SAE, Symphonic Choir, WEO THORPE, JILL-AFS Club, Revue, Thespians, WEO, AFS student from Leeds, England TICHY, THERESA-Field House office assistant, Revue, Rhododendron Girls State, Sophomore Choir, Sports Carnival, SAE, WEO TINGLER, DELMAR TOLLEY, CAROLYN TRACEWELL, DAVID-Intramurals, T-Club TRACEWELL, KENNETH TRAVIS, MARK-Astronomy Club, stage crew, student assistant, T-Club TURNER, KEITH-Big Red baseball, boys gym assistant, intramurals, Little Red baseball, T-Club TUTTLE, MELISSA-WEO TWYMAN, GARY-Student assistant TYSON, MARLENE-Co-op, DECA, WEO UPCHURCH, LINDA-Registrars assistant, WEO UPPOLE, KIMBERLY-Student assistant, WEO VALENTINE, MICHAEL-Crew, intramurals, T-Club VANCAMP, JERRY-Big Red Band, debate, T-Club VANCLIEF, NANCY-GAA, WEO VARNER, DAVID-VICA VIAR, DIANNE-Parhischan staff, student assistant, WEO, Crew VILLERS, CHERYL VOTTI, CARL-Big Red football, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, golf, Middle Red foot- ball, T-Club WAGGONER, PATRICIA WAGNER, JERRY WAIDE, DEBBIE+-Student assistant WALK, BRION WALKER, RAYMOND-Archery Club, boys gymnastics, Sports Carnival, T-Club, VICA WALLACE, SHANE WALLER, DEBROAH-DECA, GAA WALLBROWN, CINDY-GAA, girls gym assistant, Sports Carnival, WEO, girls volleyball WALSDORF, MICHAEL-Cross country, in- tramurals, stage crew, tennis WALTERS, FRED-Boys gym assistant, DECA, intramurals, Pep Club, Sports Car- nival, T-Club WALTERS, JOHN-Mummers, T-Club, Thespians WALTZER, KARL-T-Club WARD, BELINDA-Revue, Sports Carnival, Thespians, WEO, BRIC WARE, RANDY WASS, MARK-A Cappella Choir, All-State Chorus, Big Red Band, Chamber Choir, Elks leadership contest, intramurals, Little Red baseball, Revue, Sophomore Choir, T-Club, teenager of the month nominee, Sophomore Ensemble WATERMAN, JUDY-DECA, Thespians WAY, NANCY-WEO WEAVER, RAY WEBB, PAULA WEEKLEY, SANDRA-Girls gym assistant, registrar's assistant, Sports Carnival, WEO, Junior-Senior Sports WEISER, MARK-Chess Club, Conserva- tion Club WELLS, JULIE-All-State Orchestra, Big Red Band, orchestra, WEO WENDELKEN, BRUCE-Big Red Band, in- tramurals, Revue, Sports Carnival WENTZEL, LANITA-Field House office assistant, GAA, guidance office assistant, Sports Carnival, track, WEO, girls volleyball, girls basketball WEST, CHARLES WEST, KATHY-A Cappella Choir, Chamber Choir, Revue, Sophomore Choir, WEO WESTFALL, BRIAN-A Cappella Choir, cross country, Revue, Sophomore Choir, Sports Carnival, Student-Faculty Forum, T- Club, track, forensics, Sophomore Ensem- ble WESTFALL, LESLIE WHEATON, KATHY WHITECOTTON, ANITA WHITEHEAD, DIANA-Art Club WHITLATCH, CLAY-Boys gym assistant, intramurals, T-Club WHITLATCH, SANDRA-All-State Orchestra, Health Center assistant, orchestra WHITTINGTON, STEVEN-Astronomy Club, boys gym assistant, T-Club WIGAL, RONALD-Intramurals, Sports Car- nival, T-Club WIGGINS, DEBORAH WILCOX, MELANIE-GAA, girls gym assis- tant, Parhischan staff, Sports Carnival, stu- dent assistant, WEO, Sophomore Sports WILHELM, DOUG-Boys gym assistant, in- tramurals WILHELM, KYRA-Elks leadership con- tests, WEO WILLIAMS, CHERYL WILLIAMS, CONNIE-A Cappella Choir, All- State Chorus, Chamber Choir, GAA, Madrigals, Pep Club, Revue, Sophomore Choir, Student Council, WEO WILLIAMS, DANI-All-State Orchestra, En- tre Nous, GAA, girls gym assistant, orchestra, Revue, Sports Carnival, WEO, girls volleyball, Sophomore Sports WILLIAMS, MARK-A Cappella Choir, boys gym assistant, Chamber Choir, intramurals, Revue, Sophomore Choir, Sports Carnival, T-Club, Tennis WILLIAMS, STEPHEN-Ability Counts con- test, Elks leadership contest, Journal editor, main office assistant, Quill and Scroll, stu- dent assistant WILLIAMSON, WAYNE-VICA WILLIS, JOHN-Boys gym assistant, stu- dent assistant WILSON, DAVE-Boys gym assistant, boys gymnastics, crew, intramurals, Sports Car- nival, T-Club WILSON, JAMES WILSON, JENNIFER-Student assistant WILSON QEDDYJ, MARY-Guidance office assistant WILSON, MIKE-Intramurals WILSON, TERRY-Student assistant, WEO WINANS, DAVID-Big Red football, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, Middle Red football, T-Club , WINANS, DEBBIE-Sports Carnival, WEO WINANS, DINAH-Registrar's assistant, Sports Carnival, WEO. WINE, NINA-Sports Carnival, student assistant, WEO WINTERS, MICHAEL-Big Red wrestling, intramurals WISEMAN, KATHY WISEMAN, TIM WOLFE, RICK-Boys gym assistant, Boys Intramural Council, intramurals, Sports Car- nival, track WOLFE, SHEILA-Revue, Student Council, A Cappella Choir WOODDELL, PEGGY WOODWARD, THOMAS-T-Club, speech team WOODWARD, TIMOTHY WOODYARD, BRENDA-DECA, WEO WOOLLARD, DONALD-Intramurals, Little Red football, T-Club, Thespians, track WRIGHT, DON-Big Red football, in- tramurals WRIGHT, EVELYN WRIGHT, JAMES-Intramurals, Sports Car- nival WRIGHT, JOSEPH-Debate, intramurals, speech team YEARDLEY, SARAH-DECA, Sophomore Choir YENCHA, THOMAS-Astronomy Club, in- tramurals, Student-Faculty Forum YOKE, FRANK-Big Red Band, Conserva- tion Club, debate, Junior Academy of Science, Little Red basketball, student assistant, Student-Faculty Forum, T-Club, speech team YOUNGBLOOD, DAVE-Intramurals ZECH, GRANT-Intramurals, Mummers, Sports Carnival, T-Club, Thespians ZINN, DAVID-TV Honor Society, Chess Club, intramurals, field house office assis- tant Mary Lou Kesterson Gone are the souls, Here are the memories. Thought of running and Laughing shall never cease. Growing in mind. Loving and kind. Two lives we live. Twice we meet. To grasp the meaning, For no one can. Only memories Loving and kind. Two lives we live. Twice we meet. Again, Again. -Sue Ankrom sb- . 3- ., V . 5 .5 5 'zlgglf' 2 f if 5 f f f A13 ,' Aff. f,' . Wgtw ,, Cathy' Rymer 263 2641 These times we share remember well What will I remember about this past year? The controversial attendance policy and the times I was tempted to take advantage of it? The uneven flow of heat within the school? The excite- ment of moving into the new music building? A more accomodating patio and smoking area? The rising cost of food? The whole general state of the economy, which caused some speculation of another depression? The con- venience of the finally completed walkways to the Field House? The Big Fteds having gone to the state football championship game? The opportunity for seniors to carry a smaller class load and to leave school early? The Kanawha County textbook controversy, and wondering if Wood County would ex- perience a similar situation? The lack of parking facilities and the poor condi- tion of the student parking lot? The rainy day trips to the Annex and Field House? The feeling of being one of some 2,700 students? And what will the class of 1975 remember? The first day of classes at PHS in September, 1972? The frightening experience of walking into such a huge building? Attending assemblies, thuses, athletic games, and other school gatherings? Eagerly waiting for senior rings to come. Making it through three years of teachers, books, tests, and report cards? All the great conversations, happy times, and smiles that were shared, along with the disappointments, frustrations, and depressing times? Being seniors at last. Color Day activities, donning caps and gowns, the commencement ceremony, the final walk down the corridors of our high school. Saying goodbye. 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