Parsons High School - Panther Yearbook (Parsons, WV)
- Class of 1965
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Poasohs Htgfc School PctAScmS, We t VfoguuO I TobUb ofo Cowfcewfe YEARBOOK STATI...............- t ADMINISTRATION.................7 SENIORS.......................15 % JUNIORS.......................29 SOPHOMORES....................35 FRESHMEN......................41 JUNIOR HIGH...................45 ATHLETICS.....................49 ORGANIZATIONS.................59 FAVORITES.....................71 ACTIVITIES....................79 % ADVERTISERS...................93 INDEX . J 2 y ycSc y Asst The job was also tough for the assistant editor. As is well known she had to be a jack-of- all-trades along with the others. Through trials and tribulations THE PANTHER was finally com- pleted. Ov-EAtfvlS We editors have had a fine staff to work with this year. If memories are cherished be- cause of the 1964-65 Panther, we have reached our goals. Full realization of the entire school and its activities comes into sight as one toils at such a job as editor. Our most prominent hope is to please you. Q titicki Bdctou BELOW - Seated: Class editor, Jan Simmons; Co-Advertising Editor, Robert Kee; Standing (L. to R.): Co-Business Man- ager, Alana Wilfong; Activi- ties Editor, Sheryl Lipscomb; Co-Sports Editor, Larry Filler; Index Editor, Danny Fridley; Co-Advertising Editor, Larry Nichols; Co-Business Managers, Inez Swartz; Photographer, Bob Rightmire; Organizations Editor, Richard Poling; and Subscription Editor, Susie Wil- fong. (Not pictured Steve Delaney - Co-Sports Editor) 4 p Oj K t k to V Q t Oj FIRST ROW: (L. to R.) Sheryl Lipscomb. Teresa Bolyard, Bob Rightmire, Effie Mae Shaffer. SEC- OND ROW: (L. to R.) Jan Rae Simmons, Sharon Vanscoy, Susie Vvutong. Larry Nichols, Carol t Bolyard, Mrs. Jean ourns. Sponsor. THIRD RuW: (L. to R. J Robert Kee, Larry Denison, Kenneth n' Hatfield, Bob Gutshall, David Kidwell. STANDING: Robert Shaffer, Patty Haddix. AT TABLE: (L. to R.) Richard Poling, Frank Dilly, Danny Fridley, Larry Mullenax, Larry Filler.  Oh, what a headache! Work, work, work! Don't forget those chairs must be moved back in place before you leave the room! 5 MISS GRACE BRIGHT MISS MARIE UPSCOMB In the picture below, Miss Lipscomb is clean- ing the snow from her walk. As you can easily see, she is getting plenty of help from her dog. It is a little too snowy for golf, one of her fa- vorite pastimes. No longer at PHS but missed and fondly remembered are Miss Grace Bright and Miss Marie Lipscomb, two Junior High teachers who gave the students of Tucker County more than a combined 80 years of dedi- cated service. Both gave of themselves to the unselfishly bet- terment of PHS'ers regardless of size, shapes, or in- tellects. The value of their careful guidance and counseling to those entering this school for the first time is immeasurable. Miss Lipscomb's sparkle and wit has enlivened many a science class, as well as endeared her to the students and faculty. Thorough instruction in her social classes was one of Miss Bright's trade marks. The high Christian and moral principles she always held up before her students will stand as a memorial to her teaching career. Miss Bright has turned seamstress and is shown mak- ing a dress on her new machine. In acquiring the new pastime, she has a very able teacher, her ninety-four year-old mother. Man through the ages, has seeked to further his knowledge, or to develop a certain skill, which in turn would better his life. Everyone who possibly could, should further their education through college, but everyone canât. Instead we have vocational schools and other schools of instruction. When we finish our institutional training, our education is not complete because education is a life-long task. Boo tfL 0h' GduCOtiOlv 8 (L. to R.) Lawrence Losh; H. A. Meyers; Miss Eloise Bergstrom; Mrs. June Ann Carr, Secretary; Mrs. Louise Lilienfeld; Harold Parsons, Director of Attendance; Stelman Harper, Superintendent; and William P. Minear. (Not Pictured - Delton Mullennax.) TO THE STUDENTS OF PHS: Pioi X|DdjE 's Wgs$(xcj The greatest satisfaction in life is not in getting ahead of others, but in getting ahead of ourselves. It comes from breaking records, from doing something better today than we were able to do it yesterday. Try- ing to get ahead of others is a mistake, which often leads to envy from failure or conceit from success. In trying to outdo ourselves we have nothing to lose, and a world of satisfaction to gain. There is only one corner of the universe you can be certain of improving, and that is your own self. So you have to begin there, not outside, not on other people. That comes afterward, when youâve worked on your own comer. Best of luck to all of you. Earl Sines, Principal PARSONS HIGH SCHOOL Mrs. Sandra Hedrick Sherman, a former graduate of PHS with the Class of 1960, is the present school sec- retary. Training for this job was acquired in her busi- ness courses in high school. She has worked as secretary to the Circuit Clerk of Tucker County and in a hospital office. Her main interests, however, are found in her fam- ily. Phil, and Little Philâ occupy most of her time. Commercial education provides varied job prep- arations. As the students learn the fundamentals of business and office life, they are laying the founda- tions for their future vocations. BERTIE RENNIX JIMMIE McCLAIN B.S. - W. Va. Wesleyan A.B. - University of Typing I, II Florida Bookkeeping Typing I, II Stenography I, II In science lies the answer to the never ending questions of the inquiring mind. It, with the help of the teachers, inspires the student to think on his own. PAULINE HARRIS A. B. - W.V.U. Science HOWARD BARB B. S. - D E Science Driver Education Mechanical Drawing SALLY DUNKLE B.S. - W.V.U. Science RMteZgw Language French is the language that has opened new roads to us, roads of knowledge leading into spheres of interests. EVELYN HAMBY A.B. - W. Va. Wesleyan French English u_______________________________________ (i QocioJL Studies Social Studies enables us to become better qual- ified to take on the responsibilities of a citizen and to participate in the government. As we learn about the civilization of the past, we prepare for the future, HAROLD SHAFFER M.A. - W. V.U. Social Studies EDWARD CORNELL A. B. - Salem College Social Studies Speech English KATHERINE FRESCOLN A.B. - Wittenberg Social Studies Mathematics is the exact science dedicated to the study of numerical and special quantities and the relationship between them. It is the language of the sciences. HOWARD ASHBY M. A. - W. V.U. Mathematics CAROL ROY A.B. - Boston University Mathematics Social Studies SALLY ENGLISH A.B. - Davis and Elkins Mathematics Social Studies HfeftWv - Ptujs. NEIL GUTSHALL A.B. - Davis and Elkins College Health and Physical Education Social Studies The aim of health and phys- ical education is to develop and understand sound bodies and maintain proper physical and mental health. Vocctiicm TwuMjUtg 12 Many of the students who gradu- ate from high school do not plan to go to college; therefore, the students of Parsons High School are fortunate to have three vocational subjects from which to choose. They are home economics for girls; forestry and vocational agriculture are avail- able for boys. HAZEL BENNETT A.B. - Shepherd College Home Economics Civics ROBERT FELTON M. A. - W.V.U. Vocational Education JOSEPH FRESCOLN B. S. - Colorado State University Forestry English provides the key to understanding. The department strives to develop in each student the ability to use correct English and to express himself in writing and speaking. LOUISE WILLIAMS JEAN BURNS M. A. - W.V.U. M. A. - W.V.U. English English, Journalism Social Studies B.S. - W.V.U. Librarian Health and Physical Education From the wide variety of books and in- formation found in the library, the students are able to find almost any kind of informa- tion or reference they might need. MARY KEE A. B. - W. Va. Tech. English GUY SAPORJTO A. B. - Fairmont State Music WuSt6 The band is a constant source of entertain- ment and is the Parsons High School ambas- sador to the public. The members enjoy traveling out of town and performing on various occasions. MARGARET RIGHTMIRE A.B. - Davis and Elkins English 14 Keep your eyes on the fire, not the camera We like it stag. It must be cold! Shake It Up Baby ! Ask her to dance. Building their hope chest. â â â Ii- CJIms O jjf M PRESIDENT - Joseph Gilmore, Jr. VICE-PRESIDENT - Larry Nichols SECRETARY - Deanna King TREASURER - Alana Wilfong SfjOK yis MR. HOWARD ASHBY MRS. MARGARET RIGHTMIRE MRS. RUTH MULLENAX MR. NICK BARB Q d iA 65 CLASS COLORS...........Blue and White FLOWER - - White Carnation ANIMAL - -- -- -- -- -- -- - White Polar Bear MOTTO - - - Go forth to meet the shadowy Future, without fear, and with a manly heart. ââ TtuM Whfr New Uomds Fo uW Forward, I pray, since we have come so far,---Henceforth 1 vow it shall be so for me. âShakespeare Susan Diane Armstrong Martha Jane Allender Patrica Ann Armentroui Helen Virginia Arnold MARTHA JANE ALLENDER Mert .. F.H. A. 10; Camera Club 12; Library Staff 11; Beautician. PATRICIA ANN ARMENTROUT Pat .. F.N.C. 10. 11; Tri-Hi-Y 11. 12 (Pres. 12); Student Council 9. 10, 11. 12 (Rep. 12); Office Staff 12; Secretary. SUSAN DIANE ARMSTRONG Kitten .. F.N.C. 10. 11; Band 9; Beautician. HELEN VIRGINIA ARNOLD Jess .. F.N.C. 10. 11; F.H.A. 11, 12; Beautician. LINDA MARIE Linda Marie ASHCRAFT Louie .. Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12; Rain- Ashcraft bow 9. 10, 11. 12; 4-H Club 9; Band 9, 10, 11; Princess of Tucker Co. Fair; Math Teacher. Alfred ALFRED AUVIL Alf .. F.F.A. 9, 10, 11. 12; Auvil First place-Regional Land Judging Contest; Chap- ter Farmer Degree; Farmer. BEVERLY JEAN BARB Bev .. F.H. A. 11, 12; Office 12; Housewife. HOWARD SULLIVAN BATES Tub .. F.F.A. 11, 12; Football Let- terman 9, 10, 11; Factory Worker. JERRY GLENN BODKIN Jed .. F.N.C. 9; Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Science Club 9; Class Council 9; Major- ette 10. 11, 12; Architect. Beverly Jean Barb Howard Sullivan Bates Jerri Glenn Bodkin 18 All right Professor (Mr. Saporito) Letâs Twist Again! Nellie Ruth Bohon Madeline Carol Bolyard Teresa Ann Bolyard NELLIE RUTH BOHON Sis .. F.N.A. 9. 10. 11, 12; Housewife. MADELINE CAROL BOLYARD Carol .. F.N.A. 10, 11; F.J. A. 12; Majorette 9; House- wife. TERESA ANN BOLYARD Trese-Bell .. 4-H Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Tri- Hi-Y 11, 12; F.N.A. 9. 10, 11, 12;F.H.A. 9; F.J. A. 12; Class Council 10; Majorette 9, 10, 11, 12; Head Majorette 11, 12; Homecpming Maid of Honor 12; Twirling Medal; Beautician. GARY EUGENE BONNER Bud .. F.F.A. 9. 10. 11. 12; Key Club 12; Chap- ter Farmer Degree; Equipment Operator. LINDA JOAN BOTT Bottsieâ .. F. H. A. 11 (Sec. H); F. B. L. A. 11, 12 (Rep. 12); Teacher. HAROLD WESLEY CARR Night Hawk .. F.F.A. 9, 11, 12; Air Force. Gary Eugene Bonner Linda Joan Bott Harold Wesley Carr Roget Lee Carr Sandra Marie Cassidy Linda Gail Delaney ROGER LEE CARR Rog .. F.F. A. 9.11,12; College. SANDRA MARIE CAS- SIDY Sandy .. F.N.C. 10,11,12; Beautician. LINDA GAIL DELANEY ''Lin .. F. N.C. 9, 10,11, 12; Rainbow 9, 10,11, 12; Cheerleader 10,11; Ma- jorette Corps 9; Homecoming Princess 10; Airline Stewardess. STEPHEN EARL DELANEY O-Ball .. Key Club 10, 11. 12; Hi-Y 11; F.J. A. 11,12; Basketball Letterman; Football Letterman (Co-Captain 12); All-Tour nament Team 11; Civil Engineer. LAWRENCE PATRICK DENISON, JR. Larry .. Science Club 9; Key Club 10; F.J. A. 12; Basketball Letterman; Homecoming Escort 12; Tucker Co. Fair Escort; Dentist. FRANK ARCHIE DILLY II Dinky .. Key Club 12; F.J. A. 12; Construction Worker. Where did you get that lid? Such a crazy hat as that! (This is the hat parade given by the Senior girls at the Christmas assembly.) Steven Earl Delaney Lawrence Patrick Denison, Jr. Frank Archie Dilly Lonnie Richard Dotson Cynthia Louise Edwards Charles Larry Filler LONNIE RICHARD DOTSON Road Runner .. 4-H Club 9,10, 11, 12 (Pres. 12); Key Club 11,12; Vo-Ag 9, 10, 11, 12; Mechanical Engineer. CYNTHIA LOUISE EDWARDS Cindy .. F.H.A. 10; Camera Club 12; Library Staff 11; Secretary. CHARLES LARRY FILLER Filler .. F.J.A. 12; Student Council 11; Football Letterman 10, 11, 12 (Co-Captain 12); Basketball Letterman 10,11,12 (Captain 12); All-Tournament Team 11; Key Club 11,12 (Pres. 12); Hi-Y 12; Coach. ELEANOR LOVAUGHN FOSTER Bonnie .. F. N.C. 9,10.11,12 (Pres. 12); 4-H Club 9.10; Science Club 9; Student Council 10; Majorette 12; Band 9,10; Office 11. 12; Secretary. DANNY ALAN FRIDLEY J. Stud .. Key Club 12; F.J.A. 12; Football 12; College. JOSEPH RUSSELL GILMORE, JR. Joe .. Key Club 11, 12 (Sec. 12); Senior Class President; Student Council 10; College. Eleanor Lovaughn Foster Danny Alan Fridley DONNA RUTH GOSS Donner .. F. N.C. 9. 10,11, 12 (Rep. 11) (Secy. 12); 4-H Club 9.10, 11; F.J.A. 11; Tucker Co. Fair Maid-of-Hon- or; Class Secretary 9; Secretary. PATSY JEAN GOWER P.J. .. F.H.A. 9,11.12 (Pari. 12); Secretary. JANICE RAE GRIFFITH Susie .. F.T.A. 11; Commercial Artist. Donna Ruth Goss Patsy Jean Gower Patricia Elaine Haddix Mary Stine Hamby Burley Flick Hedrick PATRICIA ELAINE HADDIX Patty .. F.N.C. 9; Science Club 9; 4-H Club 9, 10; F. J. A. 11, 12 (Co-Editor); Rainbow Girls 9, 10.11, 12; Student Council 10; Band 9, 10, 11,12 (Major- ette 10,11,12); Queen Daphne XXIV; Social Worker. MARY STINE HAMBY Frankie .. F.N.C. 9.10,11,12 (Pres. 10,11); Rainbow Girls 9. 10,11,12; 4-H Club 9.10. 11; Science Club 9; Student Council 12 (Pres. 12); National Honor Society 11, 12; Band 9,10,11, 12; G. E. Scholarship; Class Pres. 10; Speech Therapist. CHARLOTTE FAYE HEBB Loco .. F.H.A. Carl Keith Hedrick Harold Eugene Helmick 11,12 (V-Pres. 12); 4-H Club 9 (Rep. 9);F.J.A. 12; Airline Hostess. BURLEY FLICK HEDRICK Flick .. F.F.A. 11,12; Forester. CARL KEITH HEDRICK Jody .. F.F.A. 9; Football Letterman 10, 11, 12; Basketball Letter- man 10. 11,12; Pharmacist. HAROLD EUGENE HELMICK Helmick .. F.F.A. 12; Army. Charlotte Faye Hebb LENORD CLARENCE HELMICK Monza .. Air Force. RONALD DALE HOVAT- TER Ron .. F.F.A. 9, 10, 11, 12; Mechanic. LINDA LEE ISNER Mackie .. F.H.A. 12; Housewife for Mack. Deanna Jean King Richard Lane Kisamore Club 9,10, 11,12; F.J. A. 12; College. KEITH LEE KERR Kerr .. F.F.A. 11,12; Football 12; Electrician. DAVID LEE KIDWELL Butch .. 4-H Club 9; F.F.A. 9; Hi-Y 11, 12 (Secy. -Treas. 12); Key Club 11,12; Homecoming Escort 10,12; Conser- vation Officer. DEANNA JEAN KING Dee .. F.N.C. 9. 10, 11, Robert Ernest Kee David Lee Kidwell 12 (Chap. 10,11.12); National Honor Society 11,12; Science Fair Award 10; Homecoming Princess 11; Band 9,10,11. 12 (Majorette 12); Nurse. RICHARD LANE KISAMORE Rick .. 4-H Club 9,10; F.F.A. 12; Key Club 12: Armed Forces. ROY JUNIOR UPSCOMB Farmer .. F.F.A. 12; Forestry Teacher. SHERYL JOAN LIPSCOMB Sherry .. F. N.C. 9.10,11,12 (Historian 9,10.12); F.J. A. 12; Class Council 9; Library 9, 10, 11; Band 9, 10,11.12; Conservation Award 11; Home Economics Major. HOWARD STEVEN LONG Stevie .. Hi-Y 10. 11, (V-Pres. 11); Band 9,10. 11; Service. ELEANOR LOUISE LOUGHRY Lou .. F.N.C. 10,11,12; F.J. A. 12; Library 12; Nurse. Roy Junior Lipscomb Sheryl Joan Lipscomb Howard Steven Long Eleanor Louise Loughry 23 Constance Louise McCrum Paul Vernon Mason Larry Wayne Minear CONSTANCE LOUISE McCRUM Connie .. F. N.C. 9, 10. 11, 12 (Treas. 9. 10. 11); Student Council 9; Homecoming Princess 9; Singer. PAUL VERNON MASON Sedreckâ .. F.F.A. 9. 10. 11; Butcher. LARRY WAYNE MINEAR Butch .. F.F.A. 9, 10, 11, 12; Race Driver. Ronald Fred Nine Wanda Jean Nine FAITH KAREN MOORE Sis .. F.H.A. 10, 11.12 (Pres. 12); Tri-Hi-Y 10; F.B. L. A. 12; Homecoming Princess 10; Class Council 10; Housewife. WANDA MAE MOYER Lemon .. F.N.C. 11. 12; F.H.A. 12; Housewife. LARRY CLARENCE NICHOLS Butch .. Science Club 9, 10. 11. 12 (V-Pres. 12); Stu- dent Council 10,12; Senior V-Pres.; Golden Horseshoe Winner; F.J.A. 12; Electronic Technician. Faith Karen Moore Wanda Mae Moyer RONALD FRED NINE Fred .. Vo-Ag 9,10.11, 12; Army. WANDA JEAN NINE Bashful .. Sec. of Shorthand Class: Housewife. JANICE FAY PENNINGTON Ka-Boom .. F.N.A. 9. 10,11, 12; F. H. A. 9.10. 11, 12 (Pres. 12); Of- fice 12; Secretary. Janice Fay Pennington Ronald Keith Pennington Alice Juanita Phillips June Ann Phillips RONALD KEITH PENNINGTON Greasy .. Vo-Ag 10,11; Civil Engineer. ALICE JUANITA PHILLIPS Sissie .. F.B. L. A. 12; Librarian. JUNE ANN PHILLIPS Juney .. WAC. JANET SUE PLUM Jan .. F.N.C. 9,10,11,12; Library Staff 12; Beautician. RICHARD GLEN POLING Rich .. Hi-Y 11, 12 (V-Pres. 12; Sec. 11); Key Club 10,11, 12 (V-Pres. 12); Science Club 9; Golden Horseshoe Winner; Bas- ketball Letterman 10, 11, 12; F.J. A. 12; Chemistry Medal 11; College. JAMES ROBERT RIGHTMIRE Bob .. Science Club 9, 10, 11, 12; F.J. A. 11, 12; Band 9,10; Pharmacist. Janet Sue Plum Richard Glen Poling James Robert Rightmire That's what we call having fun with a broken leg! How a- bout it Deanna and Jody? Loretta Faye Gloria Marie Stiles Wingfield (Enrolled in PHS at beginning of term but transferred to Elkins High.) Robert Lee Rosier Brenda Joyce Roy Robert Lee Shaffer ROBERT LEE ROSIER Bud .. F.F. A. 9,10,11,12; Star Green Hand (,62-,63); Star Dairy Farmer; Farmer. BRENDA JOYCE ROY Frenchie .. Beautician. ROBERT LEE SHAFFER Shaf .. Key Club 10,11,12 (Pres. 11); Hi-Y 10,11, 12; F.J. A. 11,12; National Honor Society 11,12; Know Your State Govern- ment Day 11; Boys State 11; Elk's Good Citizenship Award; Football Letter- man 10,11,12; Basketball Scorekeeper 9.10,11,12; Class Pres. 11; Advertis- ing- RANDELL GENE SHAHAN Randy .. F.F.A. 10,11,12; Football Letterman 10.11, 12; Army. RUSSELL GEORGE SHAHAN Rusty .. Vo-Ag 9,10, 11; Football Letterman 10.11,12; Farmer. LETT1E BELL SHOWALTER Sissie .. Twelve Years Perfect School Attendance. Randell Gene Shahan Russell George Shahan JAN RAE SIMMONS Jannie .. Science Club 9,10,11,12 (Secy. 10,11, 12); Band 9.10,11. 12; F.J. A. 12; Homecoming Princess 10; Leader ship Camp Award; Honorable Mention at Salem Science Fair; Beautician. RODNEY LEE SPES- SERT Red .. F.F. A. 9,10. 11.12 (Pres. 12); Star Dairy Farmer 11; Farm Mechanics Award; Farmer. DAISY FAYE STRAHIN Squirt .. Housewife. Daisy Faye Strahin Jan Rae Simmons Rodney Lee Spessert Brenda LaSelle Wilfong Alana Ruth Wilfong JUDITH LYNN SUMMERFIELD Judy .. Camera Club 12; Housewife. INEZ FRANCES SWARTZ Micky .. F. N. A. 9,10,11,12; Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12; Science Club 9,10,11,12 (Pres. 12); F.J. A. 11.12 (ECHO Editor 12); National Honor Society 11,12; Girls' State 11; Head Cheerleader 12; Band 9,10,11,12; Student Council 9,12 (Sec. 12); Know Your State Government Day 11; Class Pres. 9, V-Pres. 11; 4-H Club 9,10,11, duh L 12 (Pres. 12); Journalist. NANCY MARIE U ynn,. , . VANDEVANDER Nan .. F.H.A. 9; Tri-Hi-Y Summerfield 10.11.12 (Treas. 12); Housewife. Nancy Marie Vandevander SHARON LEA VANSCOY Duchess .. F.H.A. 9, 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10,11,12 (Sec. 12); F.J. A. 11,12 (Asst. Editor); National Honor Society 11,12; Secretary. CAROLE LENORA VEST Len .. Housewife. HARRY STERLING WHETZEL Harri .. F. F. A. 9; Key Club 12; Jet Mechanic. BRENDA LASELLE WILFONG Susie .. F. N. C. 9,10,11,12; F.J. A. 11,12; Tri-Hi-Y 11,12; Rainbow Girls 9,10,11,12; Majorette Corp 10,11,12; Home- coming Princess 9; Secretary. ALANA RUTH WILFONG Toots .. F.N. C. 9, 10,11,12; (V-Pres. 12); Rainbow Girls 9,10,11,12; Class Treas. 11,12; Maj- orette Corp 10,11,12; F.J. A. 11,12, (ECHO Asst. Editor); Leadership Award 11; Homecoming Queen 12; Anesthetist. EDITH ANN WILES Red' .. F.N.C. 9,10,11,12; F.B.L.A. 11,12 (Sec. 12); Beautician. Sharon Lea Vanscoy Carole Lenora Vest Harry Sterling Whetzel Edith Ann Wiles Boik Sities 4 P.W.S. We didn't do it little boys. How can you play football and wash windows at the same time? - we were being good This page is sponsored by DR. AND MRS. RICHARD A. CUONZO. She really thinks they're read- ing their lesson. Cfot,s Ohfccm PRESIDENT - David Nestor VICE-PRESIDENT - Tyke Bodkin SECRETARY - Eldon Plaugher TREASURER - John Smith CHEERLEADER - Sheila Nestor Cioss Qf 0 6M MRS. HAZEL BENNETT MRS. KATHERINE FRESCOLN MRS. BERTIE RENNIX MR. JOSEPH FRESCOLN JiuuMS - 66 The Junior class began this school term with an increase of four students, topping their last years enrollment of 102. The class also acquired a new sponsor this year, Mrs. Katherine Frescoln, a former teacher of Mountaineer High School, when Mr. Fred Butcher resigned. Among some of the projects and activities they have participated in this year have been taking over the pop and candy machines, selling homemade candy, sponsoring a Thanksgiving dance, and producing a play. Lewis Ray Arnold Joyce Lynn Barr Susan Lea Barr Larry Wayne Bates Larry Bodkin Tyke Bodkin Gary Bonner Hugh Bright Gloria Bryan Terry Burns Betty Cale Judy Canfield Brenda Carr Lula Carr Patsy Carr Paul Cassidy Harold Chipps James Chipps John Chrislip Sandra Collins Judy Cosner David Cross Tom Cross Jack Crosten Don Davis Alberta Day Alice Day Donnie Dotson Joe Evans John Foster Denzil Friend Charles Hebb Vivian Holler Helene Gotinsky Robert Gutshall Perry Hebb Gail Hebb Jerry Hardy Kenneth Hatfield Lois Hamner Eleanor Harper Sharon Hedrick Glenda Hinkle Linda Hedrick Dean Hile Pearl Huffman Jeanette Holtz James Judy Wayne Keller Judy Kelley Marilyn Kelley For the Juniors, their noon hour is also a social hour. Linton King Madonna Kisamore Sandra Kisamore Sharop Kisamore Donald Knotts Glen Knotts Terry Knotts Donna Kresge Linda Lipscomb William Lloyd Cleta Long Linda Loughry Charles Lowther Mike McCauley Fred Maxwell Nettie Mason Linda Murphy Terrill Morrison Sheila Nestor Barbara Moore David Nestor Terry Moore Donald Nestor Linda Mullenax Frank Plum Alma Mullenax Steve Pennington Larry Mullenex Eldon Plauger William Plum Marsh Raines Merry Rhodes Junior Roe Robert Rosier Rodney Rosier James Roy Joyce Roy Carl Schoonover Kenneth Severe Effie Shaffer Lela Sherman Barbara Simmons John Smith Ralph Snider Sandra Snider Denny Snyder Ruth Styles Robert Summerfield Velma Summerfield Dorothy Wilfong James Wratchford Tom Wratchford 34 Jerry Turner Linda Vanmeter Susan Wamsley Jimmy Waybright CfXHiSOiS MR. ROBERT FELTON MRS. JEAN BURNS MR. GUY SAPORITO MISS LOUISE WILLIAMS Class O jUms PRESIDENT - Danny Wilfong VICE-PRESIDENT - Mike Lewis SECRETARY - Mike Denison TREASURER - Charles Ketterman CHEERLEADER - Sharon Murray - â67 The Sophomores entered school this year bearing orange and black as their class colors, the lion as their animal, and the white rose as their flower. They number the same as last year, with an enrollment of 110. To raise money for their banquet in 1966, the Sophomores have organized these activities: selling sweaters, parkas, jerseys, and Christmas cards. The Class of '67 is becoming more and more popular as the years advance. 36 Harold Arbogast Judy Auvil David Bonner Henry Arbogast Dottie Barb Donna Bonner Forrest Armentrout John Bava Patricia Bonner Clyde Arnold John Beall Freeman Brand Donna Auvil Flodie Bolinger Wanda Bryan Jackie Bunnell Velma Cassidy Ralph Evick Elizabeth Caldwell Charles Collins Janet Fansler Arthur Carr Valerie Cuonzo Lou ell a Fike Carol Carr Steve Curkendall Bonnie Friend Terri Cassidy Mike Denison Diana Gilmore 37 [eanne Goss David Greenlief Phyllis Griffith Larry Hedrick Geneva Helmick vlarilyn Helmick John Hershman Ellis Humphry Carole Hovatter Allan Johnson Mian Jones Janie Jones Madonna Kalar Joanna Kelley Patty Kerns Charles Ketterman Dale Knotts Donald Knotts Elizabeth Knotts Gloria Knotts Janet Knotts Alvin Lawrence Barbara Lawrence Michael Lewis David Lilienfeld Ronald Lipscomb Pete Lipscomb Brenda Long Donna Ludwick Alma McDaniel Clarence Martin Donna Murphy John Owens Gerald Matlick Sharon Murray Judith Parsons Charles Moore Patrick Nestor Iris Paugh Lorraine Moore Robert Nestor David Pennington Sylvia Meyer Luthur Nine Gary Pennington James Phillips Linda Phillips Willis Poling Billie Ramsey Glen Schoonover Billy Setler Since when did butterflies start living in bee's nest? Patrick Pitchford Donald Roy Donald Simmons Barbara Plumley Belva Shahan Janet Simmons Ray Poling Peggy Shahan Terry Simmons Ramonda Roach James Sherman Dorothy Sinclair Linda Rosier Charles Simmons Wayne Smith Helen Smithson Marlene Swartz Judith Wamsley Janet Snyder Kenneth Teagarden Mary Westfall Fred Stemple Comonia Thompson Danny Wilfong Richard Stokes Kenneth Vandevander Mildred Williams Robert Streets Pauletta Vandevander Ciass PRESIDENT - Danny Long VICE-PRESIDENT - Joyce Hile SECRETARY - Nancy Hile TREASURER - Tom Halfin CHEERLEADER - Pamela Kerr Ctass Sponsors MRS. PAULINE HARRIS MR. HAROLD SHAFFER MRS. MARY KEE MRS. SALLY ENGLISH Fwskhi iv - â GS The class of '68 have adapted to a change this fall. They are now high school students. They have gained 47 students from rural areas, and now their total enrollment is 101. The Freshmen have got in the swing of high school life very quickly. Ann Ambrose Madonna Bailey Dakota Bokkin Linda Bohon Marvin Canfield L°is Carr Robert Armentrout Betty Ball Dwight Bright Danny Carr Paula Arnold Vickie Bunnell David Bennett Joyce Carr Peggy Chrislip David Eddy James Frymyer Robert Combs Rennie Evick David Gutshall Marilyn Cuonzo Gordon Flanagan Gene Hatfield Norma Dove Paul Frymyer Joyce Hile Moody Collett Carolyn Evans Barry George Larry Cross Louise Falls Charles Halfin Kathy Delaney Larry Foster Harold Hedrick Nancy Hile Pamela Kerr Deborah Long Glen Howell Linda Humphrey Donald Johnson James King Richard Knotts Jonathan Lilienfeld Bufford Lunsford David Mason Frances Matheny Charles Humphrey Louise Knotts Ronald McCrum Charlotte Johnson Susan Lambert Sandra Mason Glenda Jordan Danny Long Paul Mauzy Rose Metz Patty Owens Marion Pratt Dennis Moore Carolyn Morrison Dennis Nelson Deborah Phillips Melvin Pifer Addie Poling Billy Roy Ramona Roy Charles Shiflet Nancy Moore Blake Nelson Betty Nestor Nancy Phillips Elmer Plum John Poling Carl Roy Susan Schoonover Emma Shirley David Shupp Virginia Summerfield Benny Vandevander Naomi Sponaugle Sharon Syrian Mary Watring Linda Stokes John Thompson David Wilfong Slona Summerfield Roy Tuesing Tony Spessert William Summerfield Mildred Wamsley Charles Stokes Glenn Teagarden John White Glenn Summerfield Ray Tuesing Dennis Wolford CLASS OFFICERS '69 PRESIDENT - Danny Wade VICE-PRESIDENT - Brian Bennett SECRETARY - Doris Sliahan TREASURER - Sharon Blanton CHEERLEADER - Rita Turvey SPONSORS MRS. EVELYN HAMBY MRS. CAROL ROY CLASS OFFICERS '70 PRESIDENT - Craig Holler VICE-PRESIDENT - Chester Pitzer SECRETARY - Rose Turvey TREASURER - Richard Bright CHEERLEADER - Marilyn Nestor SPONSORS MR. EDWARD CORNELL MRS. SALLY DUNKLE I Blgldlv Quzd Harry Amie Denver Arbogast Linda Ball Brian Bennett Thomas Bennett Jolinny Bennett Sharon Blanton Delores Bohon Richard Boyles Randy Bunnell Michael Cassidy Roger Channell John Cross Lenny Delaney Frank Dotson Gary Filler Teresa Freeze Carl Grandstaff Thomas Gutshall Harry Hardy Jerry Helmick Scott Hovatter Doak Huffman Allen Jones Delores Jones Denzil Jones Geraldine Kight Erma Knotts Dennis Knotts Norma Knotts Norman Knotts John Lambert John Lipscomb Stephen McDonald Thomas Mick Howard Moore Randall Moore Lois Morrison Ruby Nelson james Nestor David Oldaker Sarah Painter Patty Pennington Anetta Phillips David Phillips Patty Phillips Marsha Plum Thomas Plumley James Purnell Bradley Ramsey Cora Rummel Larry Shaffer Doris Shahan Charles Showalter Clell Simmons Gary Simmons Kenneth Smith Dora Streets Bernie Swinney Rita Turvey Betty VanMeter Danny Wade Carolyn Weese Ronald White Edina Williams Sheila Wiseman QpjupmHi Qvuipj Lewis Arnold Barbara Barr Richard Barr Mike Hershman Louanna Belton Herbert Bennett William Bennett Denzil Booth Henry Bright Richard Bright James Chrislip Betty Davis Blanche Davis Faye Davis lline Davis Victoria Davis Scotty Ends Rodney Foster James Gilmore Gary Haller Dale Hedrick Monty Hedrick Phillip Hedrick Craig Holler Barbara Hovatter Rebecca Kalar Neil Kisamore Kenneth Knotts William Lambert Carl Lipscomb Colean McClane Myrna Murray Randall Nelson Johnny Nestor Lonnie Nestor Marilyn Nestor Marvin Nestor Jimmy Oldaker Margaret Owens Johnny Parsons Eldon Phillips Shirley Phillips Chester Pitzer Donna Plumley Linda Poling Nancy Poling Pelma Roach Richard Rohrbaugh Karen Root James Sherman Brenda Shupp David Simmons Ronda Simmons Bryan Sponaugle Linda Teagarden Rosa Turvey Frank Watring Sharon Weaver Mitchell White Craig Wilfong Patty Williams John Wingfield Mitchell Wilson George Zinn FIRST ROW: F. Combs (Manager), D. Gutshall, B. Rosier, B. Gutshall, Randy Shahan, R. Shaffer, L. Filler. S. Delaney, Rusty Shahan, T. Bodkin, L. Mullennex, T. Knotts, C. Schoonover, T. Halfin, D. Greenlief (Manager), SECOND ROW: Coach Gutshall, M. Lewis, B. Ketterman, D. Fridley, W. Kellar, D. Nestor, Danny Wilfong, M. Denison, G. Matlick, J. Smith, A. Johnson, K. Kerr, J. Roy. L. Denison, THIRD-ROW; P. Nestor, R. Evick, G. Teagarden, S. Pennington, J. Beall, P. Lipscomb, J. Bava, K. Teagarden, J. Owens, B. Stokes, D. Shupp, R, Snyder, L. King, J. Roe, J. Evans, Dave Wilfong, D. Kidwell, J. Hebb, G. Schoonover. Not Pictured - H. Bates. Coach GuhkoM Coach Neil Gutshall has been athletic director of Parsons High School since 1957. He has made the schoolâs athletics a success for the eight years. During these years the Panthers have been very successful. His 1958 and 1960 basketball teams went to the State Tournament. He teaches physical education and health classes. Much of his time is taken up by his four boys. Hunting, fishing, golfing, and other sports are his hobbies. The students, especially the boys he has coached in athletics, are grateful to him for his leadership, guidance, and continual interest. S. Delaney V L. Mullerijnr , B. Rosier T. Knotts-. - ' ' L . Nestor T. Bodkins U Fillet R. jbaliap -_ 1W W. KeilSr R. Shflian â M. I. v. L. MuUeontx .' 'T. Bodkins S. Q laney, R. Shaffer, -B. KetteTnijn M. rtu , 7 w ft K â ' ellar, L - CO'- Cc tcuKS Steve Delaney Larry Filler R. Shaffer Tackle 3 Year D. Greenlief Manager J. Hedrick Halfback 3 Year G 1 hv K H. Bates Guard 3 Year F. Combs Manager D. Fridley Tackle 1 Year R. Shahan Tackle 3 Year R. Shahan Tackle 3 Year K. Kerr Linebacker 1 Year VtotcwXoas PawtWs 1. In the opening game of the season the Panthers trounced Mountaineer 47-19 on September 4. Parsons scored in every quarter and led 33-0 at half-time. Steve Delaney accounted for 14 points to lead the Panthers. 2. In a real heart-breaker, Parsons dropped a close one to the Terra Alta Hilltoppers, 13-7, September 11, at Kingwood. The Panthers had the ball on their opponentsâ four-yard line with about a minute and a half to play in the game, but they could not punch it across to victory. 3. The Panthers were able to grab a 7-0 half-time lead, and hang on to a 14-0 victory over the Wildcats of Webster Springs, September 18. The Panthers were never in trouble, with the defense holding strong throughout the game. 4. Parsons gained a Homecoming victory over Mason- town Valley by defeating them 28-7. Valley scored first in the game, but quickly the Panthers started their drives to lead 21-7 at half-time. The final touchdown came in the third quarter. 5. Doddridge took a 19-6 half-time lead, and held Parsons to three touchdowns, to take a 32-19 victory, October 2, at West Union. 6. The first two times Parsons got the ball they scored, to get the jump on the Highlanders of Southern High School and also held them scoreless, to take a 32-0 victory, October 9, at Oakland. The Panthers had no trouble moving the ball as they gained 349 yards total offense. 7. University High of Morgantown took a 13 point first-half lead to down the Panthers 26-14, October 16, at Morgantown. Parsons just could not get started at the beginning of the game, but they came back to score two touchdowns in the final half. PANTHERS IN ACTION against Masontown in annual Home- coming game in which the Panthers won by the score of 28-7. 8. The Panthers showed themselves October 28, when they rolled over the Kingwood Stags, 28-7, in their last home game of the season. Parsons had no trouble in scoring as they put the first four scores on their new scoreboard, while the defense held like a wall. 9. The Parsons Panthers finished out the 1964 foot- ball season by defeating highly ranked Bridgeport Indians 26-21. The Panthers scored their final touchdown with six seconds remaining on the clock, as S. Delaney scored on a quick pass. The Indians scored the first touchdown of the game on a 49-yard run. The Panthers quickly came back on a quick pass to L. Filler for 19 yards. The defense held the Indians on the next four downs and quickly the Panthers score on a 99-yard drive with S. Delaney scoring on a 15-yard pass. The Panthers held a 13-7 lead at half-time. The Indians went ahead to lead 14-13, but the Panthers scored on another pass, this time to J. Roy to lead 19-14. The Indians this time came back to score with only two minutes left on the clock to lead 21-19, but again the Panthers started their game winning drive and with six seconds left, scored on another pass from T. Bodkin. Bodkin threw all four touchdown passes. The Panthers finish out the season with a 6-3 record. it V.- ⢠⢠Go get him, boys! FIRST ROW: (L. to R.) D. Greenlief, Manager, T. Bodkin, S. Delaney, L. Filler, R. Poling, B. Gutshall, Coach Gutshall. SECOND ROW: D. Wilfong, D. Nestor, M. Lewis, E. Plaugher, L. Denison, S. Pennington, J. Roy. THIRD ROW: J. Armentrout, D. Lilienfeld, G. Matlick, B. Ketterman, M. Denison, J. Bava, L. Mullennax, R. Evick, A. Johnson. P.W.S. PoMthtoS 54 CAPTAIN - Larry Filler COACH - Neil Gutshall The STARTING FIVE (L. to R.): T. Bodkin. Jr. , S. Delaney, Sr. , L. Filler, Sr. , R. Poling, Sr. , Gutshall, Jr. , and Coach Neil Gutshall (kneeling in center). Qbojd iq Five' P. H. S. SCHEDULE December 8 Webster Springs 14 Alumni 17 Holiday Tournament (Mountaineer) 19 Holiday Tournament (Tygarts Valley) 21 Masontown January 8 Southern 11 Tygarts Valley 13 Harman 15 Elkins 18 University 19 Mountaineer 29 Mountaineer February 2 Southern 5 Tygarts Valley 10 Harman 16 Elkins 18 Masontown 23 University 87-72.H 79-67. H 71- 66. H 70-62.H 72- 67. A 84-68. H 74- 69. A 77-64.H 66-87. A 88-72. A 93-75. H 75- 74.A 74-69. A 77-57. H 77-61. A 95-94.H - . H - .H Panthers in action!!!!!!!!!!!! 55 SEATED (L. to R.): T. Gutshall, D. Wilfotig, T. Halfin, D. Gutshall, D. Shupp, R. Evick, D, Wade. STANDING: Coach Gutshall, C. Simmons, S. McDonald, K. Smith, B. Bennett, S. Hovatter, J. Gilmore. Not Pictured - L. Delaney, B. Stokes. Littfe Pcudlms EARL BOHON The basketball and football boys wish to express their appreciation to Earl Bohon, bus driver, for his thoughtfulness and kindness to the athletes of P. H. S. He has given up much of his own time and accepted a great deal of responsibility when taking the Panthers to their out-of-town games. Earl and his wife, the former Patty Collett, are both graduates of P. H. S. They live at St. George. This is his second year to drive bus in Tucker County. His favorite pastimes are hunting, fishing, and sports. VARSITY THREE: Vivian Holler, Inez Swartz, and Janet Simmons P.W.S. Chwfoodm INEZ SWARTZ Head Cheerleader Inez participates in many school activities and clubs. This year she is serving as president of three clubs, editor of the ECHO, and co-business man- ager of the PANTHER. She has shown excellent leadership ability. The PANTHERS' successful season in both football and basketball may be due in part to the fine job these three girls have done, although this is the first year that each has served as a Varsity cheerleader. The Jr. Hi. cheerleaders this year are Rita Turvey and Marilyn Nestor. This is Rita's second year and Marilyn's first. Parsons High School has finally acquired a new score- board. We wish to thank the Parsons Jaycees for its effort in purchasing it for us. f-fwtfw Society Secretary, Deanna King Ciuta cfet Qchot t luf) Chaplain, Robert Shaffer Treasurer, Sharon Vanscoy LMude tslup QfiJWiCb The National Honor Society is a club whose members represent high standards of character, scholarship, leadership, and service, and are elected by the faculty of Parsons High. This year there were five juniors and seven seniors inducted into the society, in addition to the five juniors selected last year. SEATED (L to R): P. Armentrout, J. Gilmore, P. Haddix, J. Hedrick, L. Nic- hols, R. Rightmire. STANDING, First Row: I, Swartz, S. Vanscoy, M. Hamby, L. Hamner, E. Harper. STANDING, Back Row: D. King, D. Nestor, E. Plaugher, R. Poling, R. Gutshall, R. Shaffer. QbuudjQjiflt Counter! (!. toR) D. Bodkin, T. Bodkin, M. Hamby, E. Shaffer, I. Swartz, P. Armenrrout, Mrs. Mullenax, (BACK ROW) J. Nestor, L. Nichols, V. Cuonzo, B. Long, J. Goss, E. Williams, J. Wamsley, lâ Humphrey, L. Loughry, M. Kelley, N. Moore, M. Nestor, C. Grandstaff. 61 FRONT ROW: L. Loughrey, M. Kelly, S. Wilfong, S. Snider, M. Kisamore, S. Wamsley, J. Parsons, B. Simmons, N. Vandevander, S. Vanscoy, D. Gilmore, P. Armentrout, I. Swartz, L. Hamner. SECOND ROW: L. Mullenax, J. Kelly, T. Bolyard, D. Wilfong, B. Long, B. Ramsey, J. Barr, M. Swartz, L. Ashcraft, V. Holler, J. Wamsley. THIRD ROW: M. Raines, D. Kresge, R. Roach, J. Simmons, M. Kalar, P. Bonner, E. Shaffer, J. Murphy, Miss Williams, advisor. 62 MY Tii-M-Y ÂŁ1 President, Mike Lewis f! Vice-President, Richard Poling FRONT ROW: Jody Armentrout, Fred Combs, Mike Lewis, Dave Greenlief, Mr. Barb, advisor. BACK ROW: Elis Humphrey, Bob Shaffer, Larry Filler, Richard Poling, Dave Kidwell. Sec. and Treas., David Kidwell Chaplain, Jody Armentrout fC tj Club FRONT ROW: (L. to R.) J. Phillips, R. Shaffer, J. Gilmore, L. Filler, D. Kidwell, R. Poling, D. Dotson, F. Dilly, G. Bonner. BACK ROW: E. Plaugher, S. Delaney, H. Whetzel, R. Gutshall, B. Ketterman, G. Matlick, Mr. Ashby (sponsor), D. Greenlief, J. Beall, D. Davis, L. Dotson, W. Keller, D. Nestor. President, Larry Filler Secretary, Joe Gilmore Members, along with sponsor, who took part in distributing March of Dimes money collectors to Tucker County's business establishments are shown. Lt. Governer, Dist. Robert Shaffer Sponsor, Mr. Ashby Vice-President, Richard Poling Treasurer, Donnie Dotson 63 FuÂŁu t 4 FIRST ROW: (L. to It,) P. Kerr, W. Moyer, P. Gower, L. Vanscoy, C. Hebh, J. Pennington, J. Barr, F. Moore, L. Bohon, M. Westfall, R. Bohon. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Bennett (Sponsor), J. Holtz, V. Bunnell, C. Johnson, P. Owens, S. Kisamore, B. Barr, L. Isner, M. Roy, E. Knotts, H. Arnold, S. Vanscoy. Fu iA JouMGjfefe o KmaajCjOu President, Vice-President, Secretary, Treasurer, Sherry Lipscomb Effie Mae Shaffer Alana Wilfong Linda Loughry Fins r ROW: (L. to R.) A. Phillips, G. Kite, S. Schoon- over, L. Carr, Mrs. English (Sponsor). SECOND ROW: N. Phillips, It. Nestor, M. Pratt, E. Knotts, L. Knotts, P. Ar- nold, N. Spanaugle, H. Smithson, j. Chipps. (L. to R.) Marilyn Kelly, Linda Loughry, Linda llotts, Juanita Phillips, Sheila Nestor, Sandy Snider, Urenda Carr, Faith Moore, Joyce Roy, Edith Wiles. Dorothy Wilfong, Judy Kelly, Gail Hebb, Mrs. Rennix (Sponsor). Secretary, Edith Wiles Treasurer, Sheila Nestor PuiwiPj MuaS S 0 FRONT ROW: (L. toR.) L. Hamner, L. Lipscomb, M. Kisamore, D. Kresge, V. Cuonzo, D. Barb, S. Nestor, I. Swartz, B. Foster, S. Lipscomb, J. Pennington, P. Vandevander, C. Thompson, M. Swartz, W. Moyer. SECOND ROW: J. Roy, J. Plum, T. Bolyard, S. Murray. E. Harper. L. Bott, C. Hovatter, D. Bonner, D. Auvil, S. Cassidy, B. Simmons, B. Friend. L. Van Meter, E. Wiles, M. Raines, V. Cassidy, S, Caldwell, J. Holtz, L. Fike, J. Jones, D. King, M. Hamby, S. Wilfong, Mrs. Rightmire (Sponsor). President, Bonnie Foster Secretary, Mary Hamby 66 NEW MEMBERS are bowing to old members and bestowing candy upon them as part of the infor- mal initiation during school hours. Vice-President, Alana Wilfong T reasurer, Donna Goss President, Rodney Spessert Secretary, Rusty Sliahan Treasurer, Randy Sliahan Vice-President, Bob Rosier FuJtwub F Mvifi lS tl Xiu Sponsor, Mr. Felton FIRST ROW: Mr. Felton, P. Frymyer, T. Simmons, C. Hebb, R. Nine, R. Rosier, C. Lougher, T. Knotts, R. Hovatter, R. Arnold, T. Moore, T. Burns, R. Rosier, R. Spessert, L. Bates, H. Carr, L. Helmick. SEC- OND ROW: C. Humphrey, G. Howell, R. Summerfield, A. Lawrence. K. Knotts, E. Humphrey, T. Spes- sert. G. Bonner. D. Knotts. A. Jones, A. Auvil, R. Nestor. L. Hedrick, K. Vandevander, D. Carr. THIRD ROW: D. Bright, D. Bennett, J. Frymyer, J. Pifer, A. Johnson, F. Stemple, D. Bonner, J. Hershman, D. Wilfong, R. Snider, P. Hebb, L. Dotson, R. Kisamore. J. Roe, B. Seller, B. Lunsford, R. Tuesing, M. Col- lett. LAST ROW: B. Knous, B. Vandevander, D. Wolford, H. Hedrick, P. Mason, S. Carr, R. Tuesing, G. Summerfield, C. Arbogast, G. Knotts, D. Friend, B. Summerfield, P. Cassidy, J. White. M. Pifer, C. Moore, W. Poling, D. Moore, R. Streets. Club Vice-President, Larry Nichols Sec. and Treas., Jan Rae Simmons President, Inez Swartz Sponsor, Pauline Harris (L. toR.) Pat Pitchford, David Ulienfield, Larry Nichols, Dave Cross, Inez Swartz, Ray Arnold, Bob Rightmire, Jan Rae Simmons, Terrill Morrison, Mrs. Harris (Sponsor), Craig Holler, Jimmy Gilmore, John Cross, Roger Channels. Members at work. Scientists of tomorrow. FIRST ROW, (L to R): S. Hedrick, L. Hedrick, P. Can, L. Murphy, A. Day, J. Canfield. SECOND ROW: M. Kalar, J. Summerfield, G. Hinkle, G. Bryan, C. Edwards, M. Allender. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Frescoln (sponsor), A. Day, E. Harper, E. Williams, C. Long. UuS to Club CoM ifo Club President, Vice-Presider Patsy Carr Linda Hedric Secretary, Sharon Hedrick Treasurer, Linda Murphy President, Larry Bodkin Treasurer, Peggy Crislip FRONT ROW, (L to R): W. Smith, P. Crislip, D. Bailey, D. Bodkin, T. Halfin, L. Bodkin, P. Nestor, S. Lambert. BACK ROW. (L to R): Mr. Saporito(sponsor). F. Dodson, J. Sherman, S. Blanton, J. Cosner. N. Poling, M. Barr, D. Simmons. J. Oldaker. 69 PoaiW 4-W SEATED, (L to R): B. Moore, H. Smithson, B. Simmons, J. Simmons, I. Swartz, L. Hamner, B. Long, E. Harper, C. Hovatter. STANDING, (LtoR): T. Halfin, J. King, D. Kidwell, J. Barr, T. Boyard, B. Ramsey, J. Parsons, M. Kalar, J. Goss, M. Swartz, J. Pennington, B. Kee, J. Armentrout, L. Dotson. FRONT ROW: M. Nestor, N. Poling, B. Davis, R. Simmons, B. Hovatter, B. Barr, L. Teagarden, C. McClain, P. Owens, V. Davis, S. Weaver. SECOND ROW: B. Bennett, B. Bright, C. Holler, H. Moore, D. Booth, J. Parsons, B. 70 Lambert, K. Knotts, C. Pitzer, J. Nestor, D. Bennett. flAsi . OM h R R. ÂŁ. Ldwuj FlMeA atulTtoMCi B olxjOJuL Mr. and Miss P. H.S. were chosen by the entire student body. These are the top honors of the annual Popularity Con- test. Larry is an outstanding athlete, being co-captain of the football team and also captain of varsity basketball. Teresa is head of the P. H.S. Majorette Corps. To these popular students, the 1965 PANTHER extends most sincere congratula- tions. C$M$ F wwZfes BRENDA LONG - JUDY WAMSLEY How many times do 1 have to tell you I can't go both ways at the same time! Pies(u a JOYCE HILE CHARLES STOKES Do you think there's enough water in the creek? 73 fiAo t To kahm ROBERT KEE Quakers' meeting has begunâno more talking no more fun! CONNIE McCRUM N vaJb t ROBERT RIGHTMIRE DEANNA KING Don't you think you should have a tie on? Rusty, Do you think you can make it? Aost Qtu houS SHARON VANSCOY LARRY NICHOIS fiAost INEZ SWARTZ RUSTY SHAHAN Donât you think a comic book would be better? Uasfc UkfiJjj tfv Qu xxmL MARY HAMBY ROBERT SHAFFER They'll be sorry for this when we get to the State House. 76 flAost Bashful WANDA NINE RONA LD NINE This can't go on forever! I 4 ptiiWfiiest A LANA WILFONG LARRY DENISON Is this 'Helio' or 'Farewell'? Uoit Popular TERESA BOLYARD LARRY FILLER Larry, hope you are listening - she has all the answers. P.J.H.S. WINNERS (L. toR.): Doris Shahan, Dennis Knotts. Edina Williams. Bryan Bonnett, Rita Turvey, Sharon Blanton. Rose Turvey. Danny Wade. Scott Hovatter. I nny Delaney, Randy Moore, John Lambert PopujC fu j CbidpSt 4 pjws 77 ALANA WILFONG LARRY MINEAR 1964 cdbPUQ Alana Wilfoag, senior, was crowned as reigning queen of the 17th annual Homecoming immediately pre- ceding the Masontown game, on the PHS football field. Senator J. Kenton Lambert had the honor of crowning Queen Alana. The band played a processional and recessional while the majorettes formed an aisle through which the court walked. In charge of registration were Sharon Vanscoy and Janice Pennington; 114 alumni attended. It was sponsored by the Student Council. Parsons gained a Homecoming victory over Masontown Valley by defeating them 28-7. (jbwdc Left to right; Carol Hovatter, Sophomore princess; Mike Denison, escort; Barbara Barr, flower girl; Larry Denison, escort; Teresa Bolyard, Senior princess; Alana Wilfong, queen; Larry Minear, queenâs escort; Barbara Hovatter, flower girl; Patsy Carr, Junior princess; Bill Lloyd, escort; Joyce Hile, Freshman princess; David Kidwell, escort; and Randy Moore, crown bearer. 78 Rviestty CIms FIRST ROW (LEFT TO RIGHT): Mr. Frescoln, Roger Carr, Randy Shahan, Donald Nestor, Tom Cross, James Wratchford, Johnny Owens. SECOND ROW (LEFT TO RIGHT): Burley Hedrick, James Wayright, Jerry Turner, Rusty Shahan, Roy Lips- comb, Tom Wratchford, Joe Evans, Denny Snyder, Iarry Minear, (missing - Harold Helmick). JOES PI I FRESCOLN Parsons High School, along with Mountaineer High School, are the ohly schools in the state of W. Va. fortunate enough to have a forestry pro- gram. P. H. S. has one of the five known forestry classes in the United States. 80 Mr. Frescoln is a graduate of Swarthmore High School in Penn- sylvania and Colorado, University, where he received a B.S. degree in forestry. This makes Mr. Frescoln's third year at P. II. S. WUfcâs t V Co w ! Hey, Mommy, Hurry and turn on MARTHA'S (ALLENDER) Romper Room, begged the former SANDRA CASSIDY'S four little Hardys. Have you heard the latest? PATTY ARMENTROUT now has made her second million from her factory famous for the best Dill pickles in the country. All little Carrs are accepted by the jointly owned junk yard of RUTH BOHON and ROGER CARR. JOE GILMORE has finally resorted to cleaning Sim- mons' Barber Shop for a living, while JAN RAE SIMMONS cleans their house. DEANNA KING has been constantly found swooning. Could it be that Pharmacist JODY HEDRICK has been drugging her? In case you want to see SUSIE WILFONG and LINDA DELANEY be sure not to miss the movie Blondes Do Have More Fun now playing on Broadway. Have you read the new book Where Have Our Morals Gone just written by DANNY FRIDLEY? We now have car radio knobs that stay on, thanks to FRANK DILLY. It looks as though LARRY DENISON is still going to college trying to decide what he wants to be. ROY LIPSCOMB is manufacturing Soda Pop for the class of '65 while LARRY NICHOLS has achieved his goal of starting mass production of Mountain Dew. Everyone is still wondering who is going to win the U. S. Checker Championship, BOB KEE or LONNIE DOTSON. SUSIE ARMSTRONG and RANDY SHAHAN are now competing for the Indianapolis 500. If you're underweight, why not try going to BONNIE FOSTER'S weight-building school. It seems as though DONNA GOSS has taken up the hobby of sweeping off her porch while couples say Good Night. Congratulations goes to MARY HAMBY who just won the Shaffer pen sweepstakes, and to ROBERT SHAFFER who has become head advertiser for the Hamby Press. If we take a peek at P. H. S. , we will find DAVID KIDWELL still there pestering the teachers and majoring in Drivers Ed. Wonder why all the slums in Parsons are disappearing? Could it be that Social Worker, PATTY HADDIX, has been achieving her goal? A new style hair permanent for men is now being demonstrated by LEONORD HELMICK, while GARY BONNER is manufacturing peroxide for those not as fortunate as he. As a reflection of the feminine attractiveness of her high school days, TERESA BOLYARD is now danc- ing at the Las Vagas Sands. Although HOWARD BATES is producing limousines for the class of '65, HAROLD CARR just completed his third hitching trip across the U. S. A. CAROL BOLYARD and FAITH MOORE are the proud parents of the recently announced Mr. and Miss P. H. S. EDITH WILES is living in Spain where she is famous for new hair styles while BRENDA ROY is styling the latest fashions in Paris. ROBERT ROSIER and RODNEY SPESSERT were last seen in Oklahoma trying to save their crops from a dust stormâmaybe it was grasshoppers.. Say, have you heard about the new Girls' Athletic Association in Porterwood, managed by STEVE DELANEY? CYNTHIA EDWARDS has decided to study law since she has just divorced her fifth husband--Joe still may have a chance! DAISY STRAHIN has taken over Mr. Parsons' place as truant officer of Tucker County. Watch out delinquents! SHARON VANSCOY is now happily married and living in Holly Meadows. On sale the book, Silence is Golden by RONALD and WANDA NINE, buy now and help make it a best seller. KEITH PENNINGTON is still writing letters! Dear 'Ole Santa, please bring me my front teeth. At last SHERYL LIPSCOMBâS dream has come true and she is playing Samantha's sister on Bewitched. UNDA ISNER, who purchased her little scooter from RICHARD POLING'S Honda Shop , has recently won the Cross-Country Race. HELEN ARNOLD just had her picture taken for the newest hairspray advertisement. The lecture You Can't Win Them All by the famous lady, INEZ SWARTZ, is really worth one's time. Playboy magazine has recently hired ROBERT RIGHTMIRE as their top photographer. JANICE GRIFFITH finally saved enough candy wrappers to start her own paper factory. We are happy to announce the LINDA BOTT has won a gold medal in the Women's Olympic Wrestling Matches. LETTIE SHOWALTER is landscape artist for the Ladies' Home Journal. JUNE and JUANITA PHILLIPS have taken over the Party Duke show playing the parts of Patty and Kathy. The bus line from Parsons to Washington is now operated by HARRY WHETZEL. BURLEY HEDRICK is engineer at General Motors, which is owned by RONALD HOVATTER. Still trying to make up her mind which boy she wants is WANDA MOYER. HAROLD HELMICK is now an Army commander and is giving instructions at West Point. KEITH KERR has just been elected as mayor of the community of Moore. â Working with Walt Disney, is RICHARD KISAMORE on the new TV series Story Teller. ELEANOR LOUGHRY COOPER is writing articles for the Farm Journal. JANET PLUM is president of the Mason Jar Factory. â STEVE LONG is now chief racker for Wimpy's Pool Room. LINDA ASHCRAFT is a test driver on the Salt Flats of Utah. The U.S. is enjoying better relations with Russia now that PAUL MASON and A LFRED AUVIL have taken over the top two positions there. Don't miss hearing Reverend LARRY MINEAR when he comes to your area with the Billy Graham Cru- The fat lady of the Ringo Circus is CONNIE Mc- CRUM, who now weighs 350 pounds. JUDY SUMMERFIELD is operating her own nursery in Philippi. JERRI BODKIN is designer for Fansler Underwater Homes. Shindig has two new replacements for their chore- ographers--CHARLOTTE HEBB and PATSY GOW- ER. Best seller of the year for small articles was awarded to LARRY FILLER who sells false eyelashes for Maybeline Company. Mrs. BEVERLY BABB MULLENAX. Mrs. NANCY VANDEVANDER KALAR. and Mrs. CAROLE VEST ROY now live in the elite Holly Meadows Coun- try Club Addition where they are happily conduct- ing the Little Monster's Nursery School for their dozen and other little darlings. America is very proud of their recent winners in the Winter Olympics at Austria--ALANA WILFONG and JANICE PENNINGTON for skating. sade. Miss Janet Whetzel, a graduate of Fairmont State College, after finishing her degree in January, joined the faculty at P. H. S. , replacing Mrs. James Mc- Clain. MISS JANET WHETZEL 82 FRONT ROW, left to right: B. Moore, J. Canfield, S. Cassidy, J. Kelley, V. Summerfield, D. Kresge, A. Day, N. Mason, G. Hinkle, P. Huffman, M, Kelley, B. Simmons, F. Moore. BACK ROW, left to right: P. Hebb, T. Moore, D. Davis, D. Dotson, D. Knotts, R. Hovatter, P. Lips- comb, R. Rosier, R. Kee. P. Cassidy, M. McCauley, J. Burns, J. Foster, D. Friend, H. Gotinski, L. Hamner, V. Holler, J. Roy, E. Harper, R. Bohon, P. Carr. ⢠4K D V ÂŁ ip L U 1 6 Oj CP K Left to right: N. Vandevner, N. Mason, G. Hinkle, J. Plum, J. Phillips. E. Loughry, H. Arnold, Mrs. Mullenax, L. Isner, P. Huffman, L. Lipscomb, J. Holtz, R. Bohon, P. Gower, P. Carr. (Missing, R. Stiles, A. Day.) L v Oj 1 y 6 K to fiA a W Oj s ft I Oj Left to right: M. Raines, J. Parsons, M. Kalar, D. Bodkin, Mr. Sarorito, D. Nestor, L. Bodkin, J. Smith, D. Roy, J. Sherman, M. Wamsley, B. Roy, L. Sherman, E. Shirley, J. Wamsley, A. Day. (Missing, L. Bott.) 83 BUS DRIVERS: (L. to R.), FIRST ROW: Gilbert Knicely, Jim Phillips - holding their mascot Spot, Paul Lansberry, Harry Harper. SECOND ROW: Dale Barr, Jim Strawderman, Vincent Carr, Frank Arbogast, Earl Bohon. Those, We, Appreciate, COOKS: L. to R. Mrs. Ronald Sheets, Mrs. James Waybright, and Mrs. Waitman Wilmoth. This page is sponsored by M . DR. AND MRS. GUY MICHAELS. JR. PHOTOGRAPHER: Mr. Jared DIP Parsons. Just Oj Utth Do the yeas or the claps come first? Are you sure thatâs a hat? â u I thought these were supposed to be dripless. Will George's ring have a blue set or a black one? Too much help is as bad as not enough. Prize! Aspirin? I didn't get any, Santa! 'Pull that tummy in! You can't mean you've forgotten already! Just a little lower with the curtsey. 07, HaroW C. Connie M. Janice G. Teresa B. Janice P. A B Ou 0 k up Ou 'u L L O' O' k 86 Susie W. Patty A. Carol B. Nancy V. Donna G ÂŤ Charlotte H. Jan S. Judy S. Edith W. Deanna K. Patty H. Steve D. Larry N. Bonnie F. Alana W. Randy and Rusty S. Ruth B. Sheryl L. Eleanor L. Beverly B. Cynthia E. Martha A. Linda I. r Carol V. Patsy G. Steve L. Robert R, J.P. Tm goin' scream !' C. M. Beside the Peonies. Peek-a-Boo C.E. Mom, I'm smiling. â J.P. 'I don't believe you! T.B. Sixth Grade at P.G.S. - Class of '65 Cheese E. L. UMb to titfi Cc ttfc Miss Farmer of '51. S.L. Anyone for a Coke? B. B. You, idiot! D.K. FRONT ROW (L. to R.): CLARINETS - Larry Bod- kin , Joyce Barr0, Inez Swartz, Pat Nestor, Da- kota Bodkin. FLUTES - Betty VanMeter, Madon- na Bailey, Jan Rae Simmons. SECOND ROW (L. to R.): CLARINETS - Madonna Kalar, Patty Had- dix°, Randy Moore, Marilyn Cuonzo, Kathy De- laney0, David Gutshall - Drum Major, Helen Smithson, Janie Jones, Madonna Kisamore. SAX- OPHONES - Barbara Simmons, Sheryl Lipscomb, David Greenlief, Deanna King0. TRUMPETS - Marsha Raines, Sharon Murray, Tom Halfin, Tyke Bodkin, Wayne Smith (missing - Mike Me Cauley, Ralph Evick ). THIRD ROW (L. to R.): BELL LYRES - Peggy Chrislip, Susan Wamsley. CYMBALS - Janet Simmons. SNARE DRUM - Judy Parsons. Mr. Saporito. BASS DRUM - Da- vid Phillips. BASS HORNS - Carl Schoovner, John Smith , BARITONE HORN - David Nestor, 88 ft GUY SA PORI TO has been band director at P. H.S. for five years, enlarging the band from 17 to 60 mem- bers. He graduated from Fairmont State in 1960 with an A.B. degree in music; at present, he is working on a M. A. degree at West Vir- ginia University. DRUM MAJOR MAJORETTE MASCOT David Gutshall Sheila Nestor (missing - James Sherman). SAXOPHONES - Don Davis, Sharon Syrian, Mary Hamby. HORNS - Danny Long, Jerri Bodkin0, Vivian Holler, Sandi Snider. TROMBONES - Barry George, Glen Tea- garden, Rendell Evick. MAJORETTES - Bonnie Foster, Billie Ramsey, Lois Hammer, Sheila Nes- tor, Susie Wilfong, Alana Wilfong, Brenda Long, Judy Wamsley, Teresa Bolyard. °Majorette âAll-Festival Band An Assembly Close-up BRENDA LONG JOYCE BARR ALANA WILFONG P.R.S. SUSIE WILFONG HEAD MAJORETTE TERESA BOLYARD DEANNA KING Uojewafcfces PATTY HADDIX JERRI BODKIN JUDY WAMSLEY pie tuMO '61 om L '62 D NÂŁ tog$ Copkotmfrie, â62 and â63 GWy-Tags This heading comes from the fact that when we were Freshmen, we did nothing except be Freshmen. The starting enrollment stood at 100. Freshmen officers were Inez Swartz1, Susie Wil- fong2, Donna Goss'1, and Patti Jo Burner4. Members of the Class Council were Patty Haddix, Jerri Bodkin, Sheryl Lipscomb, Connie McCrum, Jan Simmons, and Deanna King. S. C. representatives were Inez Swartz, Robert Rightmire, Patty Armentrout, and Joe Gilmore. The sponsors were Mrs. Bright, Mrs. Rightmire, Mr. Henry, and Mr. Parsons, who was later replaced by Mr. Kopnski. The class chose Connie McCrum as Homecoming princess and Linda Delaney as Class Cheerleader. Linda Delaney and Carl Hedrick were chosen as Class Favorites. JiuOa â63 and '64 âBanquet YeaV The 91 returning Juniors realized the need for raising money for the Junior-Senior Banquet and real- ly started working. As usual, they had the pop and candy machines; Christmas corsages were sold and the class had a Talent Show . On May the 11th they held their banquet at Blackwater Lodge in a set- ting of Apple Blossom Time with Robert Shaffer as Master of Ceremonies. Officers this year were Robert Shaffer1, Inez Swartz2, Deanna King3, and Alana Wilfong4. S.C. representatives were Susie Wilfong, Patty Armentrout, Richard Poling, and Larry Filler. Losing all our spon- sors but Mrs. Rightmire, three new ones were ac- quiredâMiss Howell, Mr. Barb, and Mr. Broschart. Deanna King was Homecoming princess and Carol Bolyard was Class Cheerleader. Deanna King and Robert Shaffer were chosen as Class Favorites . Mary Hamby, Sharon Vanscoy, Inez Swartz, De- anna King, and Robert Shaffer were elected to be National Honor Society Members. Inez Swartz and Robert Shaffer were chosen as representatives to both Boysâ State and Girlsâ State and Know-Your-State-Govemment Day. The 100 Sophs who returned this year were deter- mined to fill their empty treasury, so they had Sat- urday candy sales and sold name tags. Officers this year were Mary Hamby1, Richard Poling2, Susie Wilfong3, and Jerri Bodkin. Teresa Bolyard, Danny Fridley, Carl Hedrick, Patty Haddix, Larry Nichols, and Faith Roy were our Class Council members. They elected Patty Armentrout, Patty Haddix, Inez Swartz, and Larry Nichols to be our S. C. members. Sponsors remained the same except for the loss of Mr. Kopnski from resigning. Our Homecoming princess was Linda Delaney and Danny Fridley was Class Cheerleader. Once again, Linda Delaney and Carl Hedrick were chosen as Class Favorites. Clm 0 ' B l-fistouj Qfiju tS '64 and '65 âAt Lastâ Itâs hard to believe that the end is in sight, down that long road of 12 years of public education. Although the enrollment now stands at 84, it is somewhat above average in size for P. H. S. senior classes. Senior officers are Joe Gilmore1, Larry Nichols2, A 4 Deanna KingJ, and Alana Wilfong . S. C. representa- tives are Patty Armentrout, Larry Nichols, Mary Hamby, and Inez Swartz. Class sponsors are Mrs. Rightmire, Mr. Barb, Mrs. Mullenax, and Mr. Ashby. Alana Wilfong was chosen as Homecoming Queen and Teresa Bolyard as Maid-of-Honor. Class Cheerlead- er was Susie Wilfong and Class Favorites were Joe Gil- more and Alana Wilfong. New members inducted into the National Honor Soci- ety were Patty Armentrout, Patty Haddix, Carl Hedrick, Joe Gilmore, Richard Poling, Larry Nichols, and Robert Rightmire. 1 President 2 Vice-President 3 Secretary 4 Treasurer ⢠IVe,, the, Ytmbock 4 196S CO EDITORS-IN-CHIEF - - ASSISTANT EDITOR------ COBUSINESS MANAGERS CLASS EDITOR.......... ASSISTANTS ------- CO-SPORTS EDITORS - - ACTIVITIES EDITOR - - - ASSISTANTS-------- ORGANIZATION EDITOR - ASSISTANTS-------- INDEX EDITOR.......... ASSISTANT......... COADVERTISING EDITORS SUBSCRIPTION MANAGER - ASSISTANTS-------- PHOTOGRAPHER.......... ADVISOR............... - Patty Haddix, Robert Shaffer ------- Sharon Vanscoy â - Inez Swartz, Alana Wilfong ........ jan Simmons Teresa Bolyard, Carol Bolyard Effie Shaffer, Kenneth Hatfield Larry Filler, Steve Delaney Sheryl Lipscomb - Larry Denison, David Kidwell Richard Poling - Frank Dilly, Eleanor Loughry ----------------Danny Fridley ... â . . Larry Mullenex - - Robert Kee, Larry Nichols ------- - Susie Wilfong Charlotte Hebb, Robert Gutshall ------- Robert Right mire ------- Mrs. Jean Burns 92 BtA You om L Xduteubl SWARTZ AUTO SUPPLY COMPANY Complete Line of Auto Replacement Parts and Accessories Dial 478-2281 Parsons, W. Va. THINK ... It May Be a New Experience Save TUCKER COUNTY BANK For Your College Education A Member of the Federal Reserve System F. D. I. C. Deposits Insured to $10, 000 Our Sixty-sixth Year Parsons, W. Va. WILFONGâS LADIES' APPAREL Latest Fashions Gifts Accessories 309 First St. , Parsons, W. Va. STEVENSâ FLORIST Flowers and Gifts for All Occasions Phor e 478-4321 Parsons, W. Va. OURS-KEE MOTOR CO We Aim to Take Care of Our Own Parsons, West Virginia 478-2401 FAMILY DRUG STORE Prescription Druggist 1 1 5 Third Street Pharmacists: JOHN DREW BLACKBURN ROBERT J. MILEKUSH CARROLL C. MARTIN Elkins, West Virginia MAUZYâS MARKET FIRST NATIONAL BANK Meats, Groceries, and Produce It's a National Bank A Good Place to Put Your Money Chartered 1909 Main Street Parsons, W. Va. Never hit a man when he's down . . . TUCKER COUNTY HOSPITAL, INC. Visiting Hours 1:30-3: 30 and 7-8 P. M. Daily Phone 478-2511 Parsons, West Virginia Giftware Hardware Housewares Farm Supplies BARRâS TRICKETT Radio, TV, and Electrical Wiring HARDWARE Elkins, W. Va. Parsons, W. Va. CROSTENâS CROSTEN'S SALES AND SERVICE CROSTEN'S USED CARS JACK CROSTEN, OWNER Phone 478-4661 Parsons, W. Va. MONTGOMERY WARD AND CO. 'SATISFACTION GUARANTEED Elkins, West Virginia mi'L v RENNIX GROCERY WE DELIVER Parsons 478-4281 . . . Kick him--it's easier. BETTYâS BEAUTY SHOP STYLING SPECIALISTS Parsons Phone 478-2421 VISIT MAIN STREET RESTAURANT NEW TEEN-AGE CENTER Phone 478-2361 Parsons, West Virginia Elkins West Virginia WALLACEâS BAKERY Compliments THE WILT COMPANY Clothing and Furnishings for Men Davis Avenue Elkins, W. Va. CLINTONâS SHOE STORE Grace Walker Shoes for Women Enriched Bread Elkins, West Virginia Baked in West Virginia by West Virginians John C. Roberts Shoes for Men and Boys Phone 636-2210 Davis Avenue Elkins, West Virginia Flunk now avoid the rush later. 636-0350 Buick Rambler RANDOLPH ENTERPRISE-REVIEW ABERNATHY MOTOR Democratic Newspaper Publishers and Printers Sales Service 111 Davis Ave. Elkins, West Virginia 635-2210 TUCKER COUNTY Elkins, W. Va. Compliments of SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE STELMAN HARPER Superintendent JUNE ANN CARR and WINONA COBERLY Secretaries Parsons, West Virginia ELKINS COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Davis Avenue Elkins, W. Va Compliments of GREENLIEF FUNERAL HOME Phone 478-2231 Parsons, West Virginia DORNBLAZER ELKINS gp. ' WHETSELL BLOCK COMPANY, INC. INTER-MOUNTAIN The Greatest Advertising Medium The ONLY Daily Newspaper in Randolph and Seven Bordering Counties Building Material Elkins, West Virginia Elkins, W. Va. I'm not naturally stupid - I've been practicing WILFONGâS MARKET ELKINS MOTOR LODGE, INC. (flft) The Best in Foods Dining Room Harrison Avenue Routes 250-33-4 Elkins, W. Virginia 107 Davis Street Elkins, W. Va. Elkins 636-1400 P. O. Box 46 School Supplies Simplicity Patterns Compliments of Clothes Shoes Toys HARRY WEBB CUNNINGHAMâS FORD SALES, INC. 5 10 Ford-Mercury Parsons West Virginia Parsons, W. Va. Phone 478-7171 PARSONS APPLIANCE AND FURNITURE CENTER GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES RCA VICTOR TV ZENITH TV TAPPAN RANGES WARM MORNING STOVES KROEHLER FURNITURE SIEGLER HEATERS RANDOLPH BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. REDI-MIX CONCRETE 1107 South Davis Avenue Phone 636-2355 Elkins, W. Va. PETER PAN CLEANERS It Pays to Look Your Best QvA$fclÂŤcm mg Pick-Up and Delivery Service Phone 478-2081 Parsons West Virginia Come in -- It's a bad day anyway CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK OF ELKINS STRONG PROGRESSIVE SERVING ELKINS AND THE SURROUNDING AREA SINCE 1924 JIMâS GROCERY GROCERIES MEATS PRODUCE YOUR MARKET STORE First Street Parsons KIDWELL AUTO PARTS WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS Parsons, West Virginia Phone 478-2941 DORMAN MILLS WEST VIRGINIA TELEPHONE CO. Parsons PARSONS OFFICE West Virginia Money isn't Everything--But it's way ahead of Whatever's Second Cl v ek Fa Cjnn r c RM jlUKl j SHOP AND SAVE PARSONS HARDWARE ROOFING - PLUMBING PAINT - HOUSEWARE BETTER GROCERIES Phone 478-7081 Parsons, West Virginia 337 1st Street - Parsons, W. Va. HESS OIL COMPANY Distributor SIEGLER Patented -- Automatic OIL HOME HEATERS Switch to ESSO HEATING OIL Now! Dial 636-3523 Elkins, W. Va. GIFTS FOR EVERY OCCASION Office Furniture - Wood or Steel Free Design Service Underwood Machines Sales and Service Office Supplies and Equipment McMANUS OFFICE SUPPLY 322 Davis Avenue Elkins, W. Va. Phone 636-1499 WEST VIRGINIA PHOTO CO. TASTE FREEZE in Elkins Where Your Business Is Appreciated Open Year Around PARSONS PANTHER'S OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS Parsons West Virginia Phone 478-4221 T Two Heads Are THICKER Than One W SALES INC. CAMâS ESSO STATION DISTRIBUTOR OF FINE FOODS 201 Heavner Avenue Elkins, West Virginia -Shop- THE BARGAIN CENTER Route 219 South Gilman, W. Va. Idumea 201 Johns Street r MILL-END AND FABRICS SEWING SUPPLIES 10% Discount on Material to Home Ec. and 4-H Sewing Classes Elkins, West Virginia Everything in Memoria and Cemetery Works 1101 South Davis Avenue Elkins, West Virginia 636-1497 GENERAL INSURANCE LIFE - AUTO - FIRE CASUALTY HEALTH - ACCIDENT HOSPITALIZATION AUTOMOBILE FINANCING BEST CHARCOAL BRIQUETS MADE Route 219 Phone 478-2911 % Phone 478-7291 Parsons West Virginia Don't Tell Me What I Mean -- Let Me Figure_It_Out_ ox LY ejL The Most Distinguished Name in School and College Jewelry YOUR GUARANTEE OF: Perfect Satisfaction Unmatched Quality Dashing Style Complete Security THE RICHARDSONS Sistersville, Morgantown and Charleston, West Virginia What's the Rush----We Can Foul This Up Anytime Hendricks Davis Hambleton Thomas 201 Randolph Avenue Elkins, West Virginia BETTER WAY CLEANERS Phone 636-0755 MULLENAX Kiln Dried Building Material Parsons, West Virginia Phone 478-7911 Compliments of CUMBERLAND AND ALLEGHENY GAS COMPANY WILLI AMSPORT-PARSONS TANNING COMPANY 400 Pennsylvania Avenue Phone 478-2701 218 Walnut Street Parsons, W. Va. If you can't convince ' RANDOLPH MEMORIAL COMPANY FINE ART MEMORIALS DESIGNED AND EXECUTED BY MASTER CRAFTSMEN Parsons Road Elkins, W. Va. Phone 636-0767 Parsons West Virginia em - - - CONFUSE 'em PARSONS NEWS NOVELTY OUR CONGRATULATIONS, PHS SENIORS! Books Candy Cards Gifts 202 Walnut Street Magazines Models Newspapers School Supplies Parsons, W. Va. Route 72 CARLâS MOTEL AND RESTAURANT Parsons CARL K. HEDRICKâS STORE Groceries Hardware Plumbing Hendricks, West Virginia WHITE GABLES TOURIST HOME Parsons, West Virginia Route 219 South Phone 478-8501 You May LOOK Busy, but to Me You're Just CONFUSED. PAUL W. CROSS, AGENT Auto - Life - Fire and Casualty 302 Fifth Street Parsons, West Virginia Phone: 478-8111 MARVIN E. BUD PARSONS Representative for NATIONWIDE INSURANCE 516 Main Street Parsons, W. Va. Phone 478-8192 16-oz. Royal Crown Cola Upper 10 Diet-Rite Cola Nehi Flavors ROYAL CROWN BOTTLING CO. 463-3771 Spruce St. , Thomas PARSONS BUILDERS SUPPLY 478-7293 Parsons, W. Va. Owner: CARL E. NESTOR McCLAINâS PRINTING COMPANY WOODFORD OIL COMPANY Distributors of Gulf Oil Products Elkins West Virginia Phone 636-2688 JACKâS SNACK BAR New Teenage Center (Adjacent to Crosten's ESSO) Short Orders And All the Goodies Food Dancing Parsons, W, Va. THINK -- Maybe we can get out of this job. A G Appliance, Elkins Mary Ann's, Elkins Teets Motor Company, Elkins Davis Trust Company, Elkins Cloyd Skidmore, Elkins Book Mart, Elkins Stanford Jewelry, Elkins Key Market, Elkins Kelly Foundary Machinery, Elkins Runner Tomblyn Funeral Home, Elkins Mountaineer Motors, Elkins Baer's, Elkins L. H. Bennett J. Pat Nichols Gaston Poling Carl M. Hedrick W. A. O'Dell BOOSTERS ABERNATHY MOTORS 99 Allender, Martha 18,69,86 Ambrose, Ann 42 Amie, Harry 46 Arbogast, Denver 46 Arbogast, Frank 84 Arbogast, Harold 37 Arbogast, Henry 37 Armcntrout, Forest 37.54,62,70 Armentrout. Patricia 18,60,61,62, 86 Armentrout, Robert 42 Armstrong. Susie 18 Arnold, Clyde 37 Arnold. Helen 18.64,83 Arnold, Lewis 47 Arnold. Paula 42.66 Arnold, Ray 31,67 Ashby, Howard 11,16,63 Ashcraft. Linda 18.62 Auvil. Alfred 18,67 Auvil, Donna 37,66 Auvil. Judy 37 Bailey, Madonna 42,69 BALFOUR RING COMPANY 104 Ball, Betty 42 Ball, Linda 46 Barb, Beverly 18,86 Barb, Dottie 37,66 BARBâS DRUG STORE 104 Barb, Howard 10,16,62 BARGAIN CENTER 103 Barr, Barbara 47. 64. 70,78 Barr. Dale 84 Ban. Joyce 31.62,64.70.90 Ban. Richard 47. 69 Ban. Susan Lea 31 BARR'S RADIO T.V. 96 Ba es. Howard 18,50,52 Bates, Larry 31,67 Bava, John 37,50,54 Beall. John 37.50.63 Belton. Lovanna 48 Bennett. Brent 70 Bennett, Brian 46,57,77 Bennett, David 42,67,70 Bennett. Hazel 12.30.64 Bennett. Herbert 47 Bennett, Johnny 46 Bennett. Thomas 46 Bennett, William 47 Bergstrom, Eloise 8 BETTERWAY CLEANERS 106 BETTY'S BEAUTY SHOP 97 Blanton, Sharon 46,69,77 Bodkin, Dakota 42,61,69,83 Bodkin, Jerri 18, 90 Bodkin, Larry 31.69,83 Bodkin, Tyke 30.31,50.51.54. 55,61.78 Bohon, Dolores 46 Bohon, Earl 57 Bohon, Linda 42,64 Bohon, Nellie Ruth 19,64,83,86 Bolinger, Flodie 37 Bolyard. Teresa 19,62,66,70,72, 74.77,78,86,90.92 Bonner, Dave 37,67 Bonner, Donna 37,66 Bonner, Gary 19,63,67 Bonner, Gary 31 Bonner, Patricia 37,62 BOOSTERS 109 Booth, Denzil 48,70 Bott, Linda 19.66,83 Boyles, Richard 46 Brand, Truman 37 Bright. Dwight 42,67 Bright, Henry 48 Bright, Hugh 31 Bright, Grace 6 Bright, Richard 46,48 Bryan, Gloria 31,69 Bryan, Wanda 37 Bunnel, Jackie 37 Bunnel, Randy 46 Bunnel, Vickie 42,64 Burns, Jean 5,13,36,83,92 Burns, Lawrence 31,67 Caldwell, Elizabeth 37,66 Cale, Betty Sue 31 Camera Club 69 CAM SHAW'S STATION 103 Canfield. Judy 31,69,83 Canfield, Marvin 42 CARL'S MOTEL AND RESTAURANT 108 Carr, Arthur 37 Carr, Brenda 31,66 Carr, Carol 37 Carr, Danny 42,67 Carr, Harold 19,67,86 Carr, Joyce 42 Carr, June 7 Carr. Lois 42 Carr, Lula 31,66 Carr, Patsy 31.69.78,83 Carr. Roger 20, 80 Carr, Sonny 67 Carr, Vincent 84 Cassidy, Michael 31,46 Cassidy, Paul 67,83 Cassidy, Sandra 20,66,83 Cassidy, Terry 37 Cassidy, Velma 37,66 Channel, Roger 46 Chipps, James 31,66 Chrislip, James 48 Chrislip, John 31 Chrislip, Peggy 43,69 CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK OF ELKINS 100 CLINTON'S SHOE STORE 99 CLOVER FARM MARKET 102 COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. 99 Collett, Moody 43,67 Collins, Charles 37 Collins, Judith Collins, Sandra 31 Combs, Robert 43,50,52,62 Cornell, Edward 11,46 Cosner, Judy 31,69 Cross, David 31 Cross, John 46 Cross, Larry 43 Cross, Tom 31,80 CROSTEN ESSO 97 Crosten, Jack 31 CUMBERLAND AND ALLEGHANEY GAS CO. 107 CUNNINGHAM'S 99 Cuonzo, Marilyn 43 Cuonzo, Valerie 37,61,66 Curkendall, Steve 37 Davis, Betty 48,70 Davis, Blanche 48 Davis, Don 31,63,83,88 Davis, Faye 48 Davis, Uine 48 Davis, Victoria 48,70 NO Day, Alberta 31,69,83 Day, Alice 31,69,83 Delaney, Kathy 43,88,90 Delaney, Lennie 46,57,77 Delaney, Linda 20 Delaney, Steve 4,20,50,51,52, 54.55.56.63.78.86.92 Denison, Lawrence 5,20,50,54, 77.78.92 Denison, Mike 36,37,50,54,78 Dilly, Frank 5,20,92 DORMAN MILLS 101 DORNBLAZER, WHETSELL BLOCK COMPANY 99 Dotson, Donnie 31,63,83 Dotson, Frank 46,69 Dotson, Lonnie 21,63,67,70 Dove, Norma 43 Dunkle, Sally 10,46 Eddy, David 43 Edwards, Cynthia 21,69,86 ELKINS FURNITURE CO. 106 ELKINS INTER-MOUNTAIN 99 ELKINS MONUMENTAL WORKS 103 ELKINS MOTOR LODGE 99 Ends, Scotty 48 English, Sally 42,66 Evans, Carolyn 43 Evans, Joe 31,50,80 Evick, Ralph 37,50,54,88 Evick, Rennie 43,57,89 Falls, Louise 43 FAMILY DRUG STORE-ELKINS 96 Fansler., Janet 37 Felton, Robert 12,36,67 Filler, Larry 4,5,21,50,51,52, 54,55,56,62,63,72,74,77,78 92 Filler, Gary 46 Fike, Louella 37,66 FIRST NATIONAL BANK 96 Flanagan, Gordon 43 Foster, Eleanor 66,75,76,86,89 90 Foster, John 31,83 Foster, Larry 43 Foster, Rodney 48 FORWARD 3 Freeze, Teresa 46 Frescoln, Joseph 12,30,80 Frescoln, Katherine 11,30,69 Fridley, Danny 4,5,50,52,92 Friend, Bonnie 37,66 Friend, Denzil 32,67,83 Frymyer, James 43,67 Frymyer, Paul 43,67 FBLA 65 FFA 67 FHA 64 FJA 64 FNA 66 FTA 65 George, Barry 43,88 Gilmore, Diane 37,62 GILMORE INSURANCE 104 Gilmore, James 48,57 Gilmore, Joseph 16,21,63,73 GOODLINGâS ASHLAND- STATION 106 Goss, Donna 21,86 Goss, Jeanne 38,61,70 Gotinsky, Helene 32,83 Gower, Patsy 21,64,83,86 Grandstaff, Carl 46,61 Greenlief, David 38,50,52.54, 56,62,63,88 GREENLIEF FUNERAL HOME 99 Griffith, Janice 21,86 Griffith, Phyllis 38 Gutshall, David 43,50,57.88.89 Gutshall, Neil 12,50,54,55,57 Gutshall, Robert 5,32,50,54,55, 60.63.92 Gutshall, Tom 46,57 Haddix, Patricia 4,5,17,22,60, 86.89.90.92 HALF PRICE STORE 106 Halfin, Charles 42.43,50,57,69, 70.89 Haller, Gary 48 Hamby, Evelyn 10,46 Hamby, Mary 17,22,60,61,66, 76.89 Hamner, Lois Jean 32,60,62,66, 70,83,88,90 Hardy, Harry 47 Hardy, Jerry 32 Harper, Eleanor 32,60,66,69, 70,83 Harper, Harry 84 Harper, Stelman 7 Harris, Pauline 10,42 Hatfield, Gene 43 Hatfield, Kenneth 5,32,92 Hebb, Charles 32,50,64 Hebb, Charlotte 22,64,86,92 Hebb, Gail 32,66 Hebb, Perry 32,67,83 Hedrick, Burley 22,80 Hedrick, Carl 17,22,52,56,60 Hedrick, Dale 48 Hedrick, Harold 43,67 Hedrick, Larry 38,67 Hedrick, Linda 32,69 Hedrick, Monty 48 Hedrick, Phillip 48 Hedrick, Sharon 32,69 HEDRICKâS STORE 108 Helmick, Harold 22,80 Helmick, Geneva 38 Helmick, Jerry 47 Helmick, Leonard 22,67 Helmick, Marilyn 38 Hershman, Michael 47 Hershman, John 38,67 HESS OIL CO. 102 HI-Y 62 Hile, Dean 32 Hile, Joyce 42,43,73,78 Hile, Nancy 42,43 Hinkle, Glenda 32,69,83 Holler, Craig 46,48,70 Holler, Vivian 32,62,58,73,83,88 Holtz, Jeanette 32,64,66,83 Hovatter, Barbara 48,70,78 Hovatter. Carol 38,66,70,78 Hovatter. Ronald 22,67,83 Hovatter. Scott 47.57,77 Howell, Glenn 43,67 H-P STORE 106 Huffman, Doak 47 Huffman, Pearl 32,83 Humphrey, Charles 43,67 Humphrey, Ellis 38,62,67 Humphrey, Linda 43,61 Isner, Linda 22,64,83,86 III JACKâS SNACK BAR 109 JAYCEES 58 JIMâS GROCERY 100 Johnson, Allan 38,50.54.67 Johnson, Charlotte 43, 64 Johnson, Donald 43 Jones. Allen 38,47,67 Jones, Delorce 47 Jones, Denzil 47 Jones. Janie 38,66,88 Jordan, Glenda 43 Judy, James 32 Kalar, Madonna 38.62,70,83,88 Kalar, Rebecca 48,69 Kee, Mary 13,42 Kee, Robert 4,5,22,70,74,83,92 Kellar, Wayne 32,50,51,63 Kelley, Joanna 38 Kelley, Judy 32,62,66.83 Kelley, Marilyn 32.61.62.66,83 Kerns, Patty 38 Kerr, Keith 22,50,52 Kerr, Pamela 42,43,64 Ketterman, Charles 36,38.50,51, 54,63 KEY CLUB 63 K1DWELL AUTO PARTS 100 Kidwell, David 5,22,50,62,63, 70,75,76,78,86,92 Kight, Geraldine 47, 66 King, Deanna 16,17.22,60.66,74. 86,88.90 King, James 43, 70 King, Linton 33,50 KINGSFORD CHARCOAL CO. 104 Kisamore, Madonna 33.62,66,89 Kisamore, Neil 48 Kisamore, Richard 22,67 Kisamore, Sandra 33,64 Kisamore, Sharon 33 Knicley, Gilbert 84 Knotts. Bill 67 Knotts, Dale 38 Knotts, Dennis 47,77 Knotts, Donald E. 38 Knotts, Donald L. 83 Knotts, Elizabeth 38,64 Knotts, Erma 47,66 Knotts, Glen 33,67 Knotts, Gloria 38 Knotts, Janet 38 Knotts, Kenneth 48,67,70 Knotts, Louise 43,66 Knotts, Norma 47 Knotts, Norman 47 Knotts, Richard 43 Knotts, Terry 33,50,51,67 Kresge, Donna 33,62,66,83 LAMBERTâS CHEVROLET CO. 105 Lambert, J. Kenton 78 Lambert, John 47,77 Lambert, Susan 43,69 Lambert, William 48,70 Lansberry, Paul 84 Lawrence, Alvin 38,67 Lawrence, Barbara 38 lewis, Mike 50,51,38.62,.54,36 Lilienfeld, David 38,54 Lilienfeld, Jonathan 43 Lilienfeld, Louise 7 Lipscomb, Carl 48 Lipscomb, John 47 Lipscomb, Linda Sue 33,83,66 Lipscomb, Marie 6 Lipscomb, Pete 38,50,83 Lipscomb, Ronald 38 Lipscomb, Roy 22,75,80 Lipscomb. Sheryl 42,5,22,64,66, 86,88,92 Lloyd, William 33,78 Long, Brenda 38,61,62,70,73,88, 90 long, Cleta 33,69 long, Danny 42,43,89 long, Deborah 43 long, Howard Steve 22,86 Losh, Lawrence 84 losh, Howard 7 lougherey, Eleanor 22,83,86,92 lougherey, Unda 33,61,62,64,66 lowther, Charles 33,67 Ludwick, Donna 38 Lunsford, Buford 43,67 McCauley. Mike 33,83,88 McCLAlNâS PRINTING CO. 109 McClane, Colean 48,70 McClane, Jimmie 10 McCrum, Connie 24,74,86 McCrum, Ronald 43 McDaniel, Alma 38 McDonald, Steven 47,57 McMANUS 103 MAIN STREET RESTAURANT 97 Martin, Clarence 39 Martin, Daily 84 Mason, David 43 Mason, Nettie 33,83 Mason, Sandra 43 Mason, Paul 24,67 Matheyn, Frances 43 Matlick, Gerald 39,50,54,63 Mauzy, Paul 43 MAUZY'S MEAT MARKET 96 Maxwell, Fred 33 Metz, Rose 44 Meyers, H.A. 7 Mick, Thomas 47,77 Minear, I-arry 24,78.80,86 Minear, William P. 7 MONTGOMERY WARDS - ELKINS 97 Moore, Barbara 33,70,83 Moore, Charles 39,67 Moore, Dennis 44,67 Moore, Edward Moore, Faith 24,64,66,83,86 Moore, Howard 47,70 Moore, lorraine 39 Moore, Nancy 44,61 Moore. Randall 47,77,78,89 Moore, Terry 33,67,83 Morrison, Carolyn 44 Morrison, Lois 47 Morrison, Terrill 33 Moyer, Sylvia 39 Moyer, Wanda 24,64,66 Mullenax, Unda 33,62,64 MU 1.LENAX LUMBER CO. 107 Mullennex, Alma 33 Mullennex, Larry 5.33,50,51,54, 61.92 Mullenax, Delton 7 Mullenax. IJoyd 84 Mullenax, Ruth Ann 13,16,83 Murphy, Donna 39 Murphy, Janette 39,62 Mruphy, Linda 33,69 MURPHYâS 97 Murray, Myma 48 112 Murray, Sharon 36,39,66,89 Music Club 69 Myers, Herman 84 NATIONWIDE INSURANCE 108 Nelson, Blake 44 Nelson, Dennis 44 Nelson, Randall 48 Nelson, Ruby 47 Nestor, Betty 44,66 Nestor, David 30,33,50,54,60, 63,83,88 Nestor, Donald 33,80 Nestor, James 47, 61 Nestor, Jerry 33 Nestor, Johnny 48,70 Nestor, Lonnie 48 Nestor, Marilyn 46,48,58,61,70 Nestor, Marvin 48 Nestor, Patrick 39,50,69,88 Nestor, Randall 47 Nestor, Robert 39,67 Nestor, Sheila 30,33,66,88,89 NEWS AND NOVEUTY 107 Nichols, Larry 4,5,16,17,24,60, 61,75,86,92 Nine, Luther 39 Nine. Ronald 24,67,76 Nine, Wanda 24,76 Oldaker, David 47,69 Oldaker, Jimmy 48 OURS KEE 95 Owens, John 39,50,80 Owens, Margaret 48 Owens, Patty 44,64,70 Painter, Sarah 47 Panther 4-H Club 70 Panther Cubs 4-H Club 70 Panther, The 1 PARSONS APPLIANCE FURNITURE CENTER 100 PARSONS BUILDERS SUPPLY 108 Parsons, Jared Dip 84 PARSONS HARDWARE 102 Parsons, Harold 7 Parsons. John 48,70 Parsons. Judith 39,62,70,83,88 Paugh, Iris 39 Pennington, David 39 Pennington, Gary 39 Pennington, Janice 24,64,66,70, 78,86 Pennington, Keith 25 Pennington, Patty 47 Pennington, Steve 33,50,54 PETER PAN CLEANERS 100 Phillips, Anetta 47,66 Phillips, Dave 47,88 Phillips, Deborah 44 Phillips, Eldon 48 Phillips, James 39,63,84 Phillips, Juanita 25,66,83 Phillips, Linda 39 Phillips, Nancy 44,66 Phillips, Patty 47 Phillips, Shirley 48 Pifer, Jack 44,67 Pifer, Melvin 44,67 Pitchford, Patrick 40 Pitzer, Chester 46,48,70 Plaugher, Eldon 30,33,54,60,63 Plum, Elmer 44 Plum, Frank 33 Plum, Janet 25,66,83 Plum, Marsha 47 Plum, William 34 Plumley, Barbara 40 Plumley, Donna 48 Plumley, Thomas 47 Poling, Addie 44 Poling, John 44 Paling, Linda 48 Poling, Nancy 48,69,70 Poling, Ray 40 Poling, Richard 4,5,17,25,55,54, 56,60,63,62,92 Boling, Willis 3JK67 Pratt, Marion 44,66 Purnell, James 47 Raines, Marsha 34,62,66,83,88 Ramsey, Billie 39,62,70,88,90 Ramsey, Bradley 47 RANDOLPH BUILDERS SUPPLY CO, 100 RANDOLPH-ENTERPRISE REVIEW 99 RANDOLPH MEMORIA L CO. 107 Rennix, Bertie 10,30,66 .RENNIX GROCERIES 97 Rhodes, Merry Carol 34 Rightmire, Margaret 13,16,66 Rightmire, Robert 4,5,25,60,74. 86.92 Roach, Pelma 48 Roach, Romonda 40,62 Roe, Junior 34,50,67 Rohrbaugh, Richard 48 Root, Karen 48 Roiser, Linda 40 Rosier, Robert Glenn 34,50,51 Rosier, Robert 34,67,26 Rosier, Rodney 67,83 Roy, Billy 44 Roy, Brenda 24 Roy, Carl 44 Roy, Carol 11,44,46 Roy, Donald 40,83 Roy, James 34,50,51,54,78 Roy, Joyce 34,26,66,83 Roy, Romona 44,64 ROYAL CROWN BOTTLING CO. 108 Rummel, Cora 47 Saporito, Guy 13,36,69,83,88,89 Schoonover, Carl 34,50,89 Schoonover, Glenn 39,50 Schoonover, Susan 44,66 SCA 68 Seller, Billy 39,67 SENIOR CUSS HISTORY 91 Severe, Kenneth 34 Shaffer. Effie 5,34,61,62,64,92 Shaffer, Harold 11,42 Shaffer, Larry 47 Shaffer, Robert 4,5,26,50.51,52, 60.62.76.92 Shahan, Belva 40 Shahan, Doris 46,47,77 Shahan, Peggy 40 Shahan, Randy 26,50,51,52,67, 80,86 Shahan, Rusty 26,50,51,52,67, 75,80 Sheets, Eva 84 Sherman, James L. 40,69,83,88 Sherman, James M. 48,83 Sherman, Lela 34 Sherman, Sandra 9 Shiflet, Charles 44 113 Shirley, Emma 44,83 Showalter, Charles 47 Showalter, Lettie 26 Shupp, Brenda 48 Shupp, David 44,50,57 Simmons, Barbara 34,62,66,70, 83,89 SIMMONS BARBER SHOP 97 .Simmons, Charles 40 Simmons, Clell 47,57 Simmons, Dave 48 Simmons, Donald 40,69 Simmons, Gary 47 Simmons, Janet 40,58,62,70,88 Simmons, Jan 4,5,17,26,86,88, 92 Simmons, Ronda 48,70 Simmons, Terry 40,67 Sinclair, Dorothy 40 Sines, Earl 9 Smith, John 30,34,50,83,89 Smith, Kenneth 47,57 Smith, Wayne 69,70,88 Smithson, Helen 40,66,70,88 Snider, Ralph 34,50,67 Snider, Sandra 34,62,66,88 Snyder, Denny 34,80 Snyder, Janet 40 Spessert, Rodney 26,67 Spessert, Tony 44,67 Sponaugle, Brian 48 Sponaugle, Naomi 44,66 Spot 84 STATE FARM INSURANCE 108 Stemple, Fred 40,67 STEVENS' FLORIST 94 Stiles. Ruth 34,83 Stokes. Carol 5,19,86,92 Stokes, Charles 44,50,57,73 Stokes, Linda 44 Stokes, Richard 40 Strahin, Daisy 26 Strawderman, Jim 84 Street, Dora 47 Streets, Robert 40,67 STUDENT COUNCIL 61 Summerfield, Glen 44,67 Summerfield, Judy 27,69,86 Summerfield, Robert 34,67 Summerfield, Sloana 44 Summerfield, Velma 34,83 Summerfield, Virginia 44 Summerfield, William 44,67 SWARTZ AUTO PARTS 94 Swartz, Inez 4,17,27,58,60,61, 62.66.70.75.76.88.92 Swartz, Marlene 40,62,66,70 Swinney, Bemie 44,47 Syrian, Sharon 44.89 TABLE OF CONTENTS 2 TASTEE FREEZE 103 Teagarden, Glen 44,50,88 Teagarden, Kenneth 40,50 Teagarden, Linda 48,70 Thompson, Comonia 40,66 Thompson, John 44 TRI-HI-Y 62 TRICKETT HARDWARE - ELKINS 96 TUCKER COUNTY BANK 94 TUCKER COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION 99 TUCKER COUNTY CABLE CO. 106 TUCKER COUNTY HOSPITAL 96 Tuesing, Ray 44,67 Tuesing, Roy 44,67 Turner, Jerry 34,80 Turvey, Rita 46,47,58,77 Turvey, Rosa 46,48,77 T W SALES INC. 103 Vandevander, Dennis 67,44 Vandevander, Nancy 27,62,83,86 Vandevander, Kenneth 40,67 Vandevander, Pauletta 40,66 VanMeter, Betty 47,89 VanMeter, Linda 34,66 Vanscoy, Sharon 4,5,17,27,60,62, 64.75.78.86.92 Vest, Carol 27,86 Wade, Danny 46,47,57,77 WALLACE'S BAKERY 99 Wamsley, Judith 40,61,62,73,89, 90 Wamsley, Mildred 44,83 Wamsley, Susan 34,62,89 Watring, Frank 48 Watring, Mary 44 Waybright, James 80,84 Waybright, Jimmy 34 Waybright, Phillipine 84 Weaver, Sharon 48,70 WEBB FORD SALES 99 Weese, Carolyn 47 Westfall, Mary 40,64 W. Va. PHOTO CO. 103 WEST VIRGINIA TELEPHONE CO. 102 WHITE GABLES REST HOME 108 Whetzel, Harry 27,63 White, John 44,67 White, Mitchell 48 White, Ronald 47 Wiles, Edith 27,66,86 Wilfong, Alana 4,16,27,64,73, 77.78.86.88.90.92 Wilfong, Craig 48 Wilfong, Danny 36,40,50,51,54, 67,73 Wilfong, David 44,50,57 Wilfong, Dorothy 62,66 Wilfong, Steven Wilfong, Susie 4,5,27,62,66,74, 75.86.88.90.92 WILFONG'S LADIES APPAREL 94 WILFONGS MARKET 99 Williams, Edina 47,61,69,77 Williams, Louise 13,36,62 Williams, Mildred 40 Williams, Patty 48 WILUA MS PORT-PARSONS TANNING CO. 107 Wilmoth, Agnes 84 Wilson, Mitchell 48 WILT COMPANY 99 Wingfield, John 48 Wiseman, Sheila 47 Wolford, Dennis 44,67 WOODFORD OIL CO. 109 Wratchford, James 34,80 Wratchford, Tom 34,80 Zinn, George 48 114 TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY The World's Best Yearbooks Are Taylor-made
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