Parsons High School - Panther Yearbook (Parsons, WV)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1966 volume:

1966 Parsons High School Parsons, West Virginia Volume XXI Foreword In a short time the PANTHER will lose ns im- mediate appeal, in a short time, too, it will serve as some adult's key to reminiscence. As remembrance is a yearbook's purpose, the PANTHER serves well only if it causes readers to remember high school days in Parsons. 1965-1966. Character is like a tree and reputation, like its shadow. The shadow is what we think of it; the tree is the real thing. --Abraham Lincoln 5 6 This Book to You — Class of ’66 S is for the SENIORS of '66 Who emerge from the shadows as solid bricks. E is for the EXCITEMENT of a ball game Which brings the PANTHERS instant fame. _N is for the NINETY-FIVE of tomorrow; For some there will be joy; others, sorrow. 2 is for the INFATUATIONS of guys and dolls; The little love notes and holding hands in the halls. O is for the OPPORTUNITIES of life. Whether it be college, a job, husband, or wife. _R is for the RAPTURE of graduation; And afterward, an occasional trial or tribulation. is for the SADNESS of leaving P.H.S. To each of us. Oh, Parsons High, you are the best!! I — SANDRA JEAN SINDER—- Editor Better Book in ’66 — MRS. JEAN BURNS It has been a great honor and privilege to be the editor of the 1966 PANTHER. We have done our best to record accurately the year’s events for your enjoyment. In as many places as possible, we have tried to catch and hold your attention. The student and faculty bodies have been very co-operative and patient. With deep appreciation, 1 would like to express thanks to all my efficient workers and to Mrs. Bums who has freely given us her assistance, not to mention time, in making the 1966 PANTHER one of the best. I sincerely hope you will enjoy this book as much as we. the Staff members, have enjoyed compiling it. Local Administrators Tucker Co. Board of Education (L. to R.) H.A. Meyers; William Miller; Mrs. June Ann Carr, Secretary; Mrs. Louise Lilienfeld; Stelman Har- per, Superintendent; Delton Mullenax Supt. of Schools Behind the Scenes Meeting regularly once a month, the school board has made many plans during the 1965-66 year. Busy members take their time to plan the district's school program. One very large job this group does is to study the curriculum often with members of the West Virginia State Education Depart- ment, to make certain that our courses are up to date. Other duties are having repairs made, rooms painted, and equip- ment checked. Still another responsibility is the complex budget for the school which must be presented to the voters of the school district. Although we often do not realize that they are working quietly behind the scenes, our Board is at the head of the administrative functions of P.H.S. � ------------------------------------ MR. STELMAN HARPER Mr. Harper has held this responsible office for 12 years. Make Policies for P.H.S. MR. SINES prepares the announcements for the day. Excellence Sought by P.H.S. Principal Mr. Sines' faithful little Volks gets him to and from his home in Elkins. MR. EARL B. SINES is the well-known principal of Parsons High. He holds an A.B. degree from Davis and Elkins and a M.A. degree from West Virginia University, plus 32 hours of graduate work beyond his Master's Degree. Mr. Sines has led Parsons High to a high standard of excellence respected throughout the town. That looks fine! HOWARD BARB B.S. - Davis Elkins Chemistry, Trig., Mechanical Drawing GUY SAPORITO A.B. - Fairmont State Music Proudly marching to the new drum beat! JAMES SHRIVER JON SHRIVER B.S. - Fairmont State B.S. - Fairmont State Biology, Science Science Isaac Newton began this way. Education for Life HOWARD DALE MOORE As. Arts - Cantonsville Jr. College; B.A. - D E Social Studies. Asst. Coach We'll go over this tape just one more time. NEIL GUTSHALL A.B. - D E Health Phys. Education, Social Studies RUTH MULLENAX B.S. - W. V. U. Librarian, Health Phys. Education EVELYN HAMBY A.B. - W. Va. Wesleyan French Did you find it, Mrs. Mullenax? Practiced Throughout P.H.S. HOWARD ASHBY M.A. - W. V. U. Mathematics CAROL ROY A.B. - Boston University Mathematics, Social Studies SALLY ENGLISH A.B. - D E Mathematics, Social Studies ROBERT WALTERS A. B. - Berea College B. S. - Fairmont St. Industrial Arts The Teachers Provide 14 BETTIE WEBER LOUISE WILLIAMS A.B. - Marshall University M.A. - W. V. U. English English, Civics JEAN BURNS M.A. - W. V. U. English Journalism BERTIE RENNIX B.S. - W. Va. Wesleyan Typing II, Stenography I, 11 The Keys to Understanding. P.H.S. Office - A Busy Place. Office Girls MRS. JANICE POLING Office Secretary Janice graduated with the class of 1965; she was president of the Future Homemakers. This is her first year working at P.H.S., and she reports enjoying her job very much. (L. to R.) J. Kelley, L. Hedrick, S. Hedrick. M. Kelley, L. VanMeter. 2nd ROW - P. Carr, B. Carr, M. Crawford, H. Gotinsky. 3rd ROW G. Hinkle. S. Collins. VICE-PRESIDENT - Tyke Bodkin SECRETARY - Helene Gotinsky TREASURER - John Smith Their Years Of Study Have 18 Class Sponsors MRS. HAZEL BENNETT MR. HOWARD MOORE MR. ROBERT WALTERS MRS. BERTIE plENNI Honor Students Valedictorian MADONNA KISAMORE 1966 Been Rewarding Grads With 90 Or Above Average For 4 Years MADONNA KISAMORE 94.96 SANDRA SNIDER 91.94 ELEANOR HARPER 94.48 BARBARA SIMMONS 91.72 MARILYN KELLEY 94.27 LINDA LIPSCOMB 91.32 LINDA HEDRICK 93.85 ALMA MULLENNEX 91.24 LINDA LOUGHRY 93.74 GALE HARPER 91.18 LOIS HAMNER 93.25 ELDON PLAUGHER 91.11 SUE HANSFORD 92.93 EFFIE M. SHAFFER 90.88 VIVIAN HOLLER 92.19 DOROTHY WILFONG 90.85 LINDA MURPHY 90.80 Our days are indeed but a shadow, even so we may well adorn and beautify in scrupu- lous self-respect . . . Walter Pater 19 ’66’ers Find That Laughter and LARRY WAYNE BATES DAVID TYKE BODKIN LARRY ALLEN BODKIN RAY LEWIS ARNOLD SUSAN DIANE ARMSTRONG JOYCE LYNN BARR - ■ • BETTY SUE CALE BRENDA SHIRLENE CARR PATSY LOU CARR GARY ERNEST BONNER HUGH CARSON BRIGHT LAWRENCE TERRY BURNS Tears Come With Graduation PAUL RICHARD CASSIDY HAROLD VINSIN CHIPPS JAMES NELSON CHIPPS JOHN ALBERT CHRIS LIP SANDRA JEAN COLLINS JULIA (CANFIELD) COOPER No wonder you're studying. Look who's behind you! JUDY ELIZABETH COSNER MARY JANE CRAWFORD 21 Seniors Read and Reread Catalogues DAVID RAY CROSS THOMAS EUGENE CROSS JACK FRANK UN CROSTEN DONALD MERDITH DAVIS ALBERTA MAE DAY ALICE FAYE DAY DONNIE RAY DOTSON JOSEPH ALLAN EVANS DENZIL KEITH FRIEND MILDRED HELENE GOTINSKY ROBERT NEIL GUTSHALL LOIS JEAN HAMNER 22 Looking for “the College. SUSAN ELAINE HANSFORD JERRY LEE HARDY ELEANOR LOUISE HARPER This page is SPONSORED by TUCKER CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION Seniors Heritage Includes SHARON KAYE HEDRICK GLENDA MARIE HINKLE JEANETTE HOLTZ VIVIAN EILEEN HOLLER PEARL HUFFMAN WAYNE CURTIS KELLAR SHARON ANN KISAMORE DONA LD LEE KNOTTS GLEN FRANK UN KNOTTS 24 the Years of Golden Wisdom. TERRY ANDREW KNOTTS DONNA MAE KRESGE LINDA SUE LIPSCOMB WILLIAM STANLEY LLOYD CLETA MAE LONG LINDA LEE LOUGHRY This page is SPONSORED by RICHARD A. CUONZO M. D. 25 Their Tempo Quickens as BARBARA ALLEN MOORE TERRANCE BROWN MOORE TERRILL LEWIS MORRISON ALMA CORRICK MULLENNEX LAWRENCE NEIL MULLENNEX UN DA LOU MURPHY DAVID EARL NESTOR DONALD CLARK NESTOR STEVE MICHAEL PENNINGTON ELDON RONALD PLAUGHER FRANK EUGENE PLUM MARSHA LYNN RAINES 26 Their Year Draws to a Close MERRY CAROL RHOADES JUNIOR I£E ROE ROBERT GLEN ROSIER With Pride the Class of ’66 Leaves BARBARA ELAINE SIMMONS JOHN MICHAEL SMITH RALPH EDWARD SNIDER SANDRA JEAN SNIDER DENZILRAY SNYDER ROBERT CECIL SUMMERFIELD UNDA FAYE VAN METER MARY SUSAN WAMSLEY JAMES PARKER WAYBRIGHT RUTH LOUISE STILES JERRY ARTHUR TURNER 28 the Portals of Parsons High DOROTHY GRAY WILFONG DEI.VIN JAMES WRATCHFORD THOMAS RAY WRATCHFORD I wonder what would happen if I would Please, I would rather do it myself! pull this little wire? Class Of ’66 History The Senior class of 1966 can remember their past four years at P. H. S. with esteem. In 1963 they entered P. H. S. as freshmen, with 120 enrolled students. The students who took the responsibility of the class activities were the following: President - - --------------------... Eleanor Harper Vice-President - - - - — - — - - Eleanor Harper (served most of the year as Pres.) Secretary-------------------------- Lois Hamner Treasurer --- ----------— ... — ... Larry Bates Reporter-------------------------.... Gary Bonner Cheerleader -------------------------Vivian Holler (Donald Silk was elected president but served only a short time as he transferred to another school). The Student Council members were Joyce Barr. Linda Loughry, Robert Gutshall, David Nestor, and Wayne Kellar. Their class sponsors were Mrs. Hazel Bennett, Mrs. Bertie Rennix, Mr. Fred Butcher, and Mr. Joe Frescoln. The following year as sophomores the students who took over as class leaders were these: President - -- -- -- -- -- -- - Eldon Plaugher Vice-President --- -------- - — Helene Gotinsky Secretary .......................Sharon Hedrick Treasurer-------------------------Linda Mullenax Cheerleader - - --------------------- Vivian Holler The Student Council members were Sandy Collins, Judy Kelly, Sheila Nestor, and Sandi Snider. The sponsors were the same as they were their freshman year. During their sophomore year they sold sweatshirts and candy. The exciting year of '65 arrived, the graduating class of '66 entered school as Juniors. Officers for this year were as follows: President--------------------- — - —David Nestor Vice-President .. -...................... Tyke Bodkin Secretary---------------------------- Eldon Plaugher Treasurer.................-..............-John Smith Cheerleader-------------------------------------Sandi Snider The Student Council members were Marilyn Kelly, Linda Loughry, Effie Mae Shaffer and Tyke Bodkin. The only change in class sponsors were Mr. Butcher resigned and Mrs. Katherine Frescoln took his place. To raise money the '65 Juniors took over the candy and pop machines, sold homemade candy, and sponsored a Thanksgiving Dance. The SHADOWS are slowly drawing to a close for the class of 1966. They would like to extend their best wishes to the coming Seniors. 30 Senior Index ARNOLD, RAY LEWIS, Bud , p. 20, F.P.A. 2,3,4; Science Club 3; F.J.A. 4. , ARMSTRONG, SUSAN DIANE. Kitten , p. 20, F.N.A. 2,3; Majorette Corps 1. BARR. JOYCE LYtyN, Juicy , p. 20. Pep Club 1; F.H.A. 1,2 ,4 (Ticas. 2) (Secy. 3) (Pr es. 4 r 1.2,3.4; Band 1,2.3.4 (Sub-Majorette 2, Majorette 3,4); Class Student Council 1; Rainbow 1,2,3,4; 4-H 1, 2,3,4; F.J.A. 3,4; Echo Staff 3; Panther Staff 4; Elk Leadership Award 2; Tucker County Fair Maid-of- Honor 4; Alpine Fes- tival Princess 4. BATES, LARRY WAYNE. Gabby , p. 20, F.F.A. 1,2,3.4 (Treas. 4). BODKIN. DAVID TYKE, Tuffie , p. 20, Base- ball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4 (Letterman 2,3,4); Basketball 1,2,3,4 (Letterman 2,3, 4); All-Tournament Team 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Know-Your-State-Government Day 3; Stu- dent Council 3 (Treas.); Class V.-Pres. 3,4; Music Club 3. BODKIN, LARRY ALLEN, p. 20, Music Club 3; Band 1.2,3,4. BONNER, GARY ERNEST, Hot Rod Bonner , p. 20, F.F.A. 1,2,3; F.T.A. 1.2; Thespian 4. BRIGHT. HUGH CARSON. Baby Huey , p. 20. F.F.A. 1,2; F.T.A. 3,4 (Pari. Historian 4). BURNS. LAWRENCE TERRY, p. 20, F.F.A. 1, 2,3,4 (Secy. 4) '65 State Fair Top Winner (Swine); F.F.A. State Farmer Degree; N.H.S. 4. CALE, BETTY SUE, p. 20. Library Staff 4. CARR, BRENDA SHIRLENE, Sue , p. 20, F.B.L.A. 2,3,4. CARR, PATSY LOU, Sue , p. 20. Camera Club 2,3 (Pres. 3); F.H.A. 4; F.J.A. 3,4; Homecoming Princess 3; Key Club Princess 3. CASSIDY. PAUL RICHARD, Paul Bunyan , p. 21, F.F.A. 1.2.3,4. CHIPPS, HAROLD VINSIN, Bud , p. 21, F.B.L.A. 4; Baseball 3. CHIPPS. JAMES NELSON, Jimmy , p. 21. F.T.A. 3,4 (Historian 3, Pres. 4); F.B.L.A. 2; Baseball 3. CHRISLIP, JOHN ALBERT, Toby , p. 21. F.B.L.A. 4. COLLINS, SANDRA JEAN. Sandy , p. 21, Student Council 1,2; F.H.A. 1; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4; Tucker County Fair Princess 4. COOPER, JULIA ROSE (Canfield), p. 21, Over- lea High School - F.N.A. 2; Parsons - Cam- era Club 3,4. COSNER, JUDY ELIZABETH, p. 21, F.H.A. 1; F.T.A. 2 (pres.); Music Club 3; F.N.A. 4. CRAWFORD, MARY JANE, Mare , p. 21. Baltimore - F.T.A. 2; Math Club 2; Par- sons - Tri-Hi-Y 3,4 (Secy. 4); F.N.A. 3,4; Rainbow 1,2,3,4; Student Council 4 (V. Pres.); Yearbook Staff 4; F.J.A. 4; Elks Leadership Award 3; Homecoming Queen 4; N.H.S. 4; Yearbook Queen 4. CROSS, DAVID RAY, Stick , p. 22, Science Club 1. CROSS. THOMAS EUGENE, Tom , p. 22. F.F.A. 2,3; Forestry 3. CROSTEN, JACK FRANKLIN, The Fugitive , p. 22, Key Club 2. F.J.A. - 4 DAVIS, DONALD MEREDITH, Don , p. 22, Science Club 1; 4-H 1; Key Club 3,4; F.J.A. 4. DAY, ALBERTA MAE, Bert , p. 22, Camera Club 2,3,4; F.B.L.A. 4; DAY, ALICE FAYE, Mousie”, p. 22, Camera Club 2,3,4; F.J.A. 3,4. DOTSON, DONNIE RAY, p. 22. 4-H 1,2,3,4; Key Club 2,3,4 (Pres. 4); F.F.A. 1. EVANS. JOSEPH ALLAN, Joey , p. 22. F.F.A. 2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4: (Letterman 3,4); Forestry 3. FRIEND. DENZIL KEITH, Alkie , p. 22 F.F.A. 1,2,3; F.T.A. 4; Camera Club 4. GOTINSKY, MILDRED HELENE, p. 22, F.H.A. 1,2; F.B.L.A. 3,4 (Secy. 4); Homecoming Princess 1,2; Class V. Pres. 2; Class Secy. 4. GUTSHALL, ROBERT NEIL, Uncle Bob , p. 22. Key Club 3,4; F.J.A. 4; N.H.S. 3.4 (V. Pres. 4); Homecoming Qieen’s Escort 4; Bas- ketball 1,2,3,4 (letterman 2,3,4); Football 1,2,3,4 (Letterman 2,3,4); Boys State 3; Student Council 1. HAMNER, LOIS JEAN, p. 22. F.T.A. 1; Camera Club 2; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4; F.N.A. 3,4; F.J.A. 3; 4-H 1.2,3,4: Rainbow 1,2,3,4; N.H.S. 3.4. (Chap. 4); Majorette 4; Banner Carrier 2.3. HANSFORD. SUSAN ELAINE, Sue , p. 23, HOMESTEAD; Class V. Pres. 1; N.J.H.S. 1; Student Council 1 (V. Pres.); Principal's 31 Award 1. T.V. - F.H.A. 2,3 (Historian 3); Student Council 3; Harvest Princess 2; Harvest Fair Queen 3; Class Treas. 3; Varsity Cheer- leader 3. PARSONS: Tri-Hi-Y 4; Varsity Cheerleader (Head) 4; Homecoming Maid of Honor 4; F.J.A. 4; Panther Staff 4. HARDY, JERRY LEE, p. 23, Science Club 1,2; Key Club 4. HARPER, ELEANOR LOUISE, Harp , p. 23, Camera Club 2,3 (Pres. 2); F.N.A. 3; F.B.L.A. 4; F.J.A. 3.4; 4-H 1,2,3,4 (Game Leader 3); Class Pres. 1; N.H.S. 3, 4 (Secy. 4); Echo Staff 3,4 (Exchange Ed. 3) (Editor 4); Class Salutatorian; Thespian 4. HARPER, GALE ANN (SIMMONS), p. 23, F.N.A. 1,2,3; 4-H 1,2,3; F.B.L.A. 4. HEBB, CHARLES WILLIAM, JR., Chas , p. 23, 4-H 1; F.F.A. 3. HEBB, GAIL LOUISE, Hebb , p. 23, Camera Club 2; F.B.L.A. 3,4 (Treas. 4). HEBB, PERRY DONALD. Hebby , p. 23, F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. HEDRICK, LINDA DIANE, Lin , p. 23, Camera Club 2,3,4 (Secy. 2, V. Pres. 3, Pres. 4); Student Council 4 (Rep.); F.J.A. 3,4; N.H.S. 4; Panther Staff 4 (Asst. Editor). HEDRICK, SHARON KAYE, Kooch”, p. 24, Camera Club 2,3,4 (Secy. 3); F.J.A. 3,4 (Secy. 4) HINKLE, GLENDA MARIE, Hink , p. 24, Camera Club 1,2,3. HOLTZ, JEANETTE, Nettie , p. 24, F.N.A. 3,4; F.T.A. 1; F.H.A. 3; F.J.A. 3. HOLLER, VIVIAN EILEEN, Viv , p. 24, F.T.A. 1; Camera Club 2; F.N.A. 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3; F.J.A. 3; Rainbow 1,2,3; Band 2,3,4; Varsity Cheerleader 3; Homecoming Princess 1; Elks Leadership Award. HUFFMAN, PEARL FAYE, Fay , p. 24, Library 3. KELLAR. WAYNE CURTIS, p. 24, Key Club 3,4; Football Letterman 2,3,4. KELLY, JUDITH RAE, Judy , p. 24. Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4; F.B.L.A. 3,4; Student Council 2. KELLY, MARILYN GAIL, p. 24, F.H.A. 1; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4; F.B.L.A. 3,4; Student Council 3; N.H.S. 4. KISAMORE, MADONNA LYNN, Donna , p. 24. F.T.A. 1 (Pari.); Band 2,3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4; F.N.A. 3,4; Von Haven Amer. History Award; N.H.S. 4; Class Valedicto- rian . (KISAMORE) DANIELS, SHARON ANN, Sherry Baby , p. 24, F.H.A. 1,2,3 (Secy. 4); Camera Club 4. KNOTTS, DONALD LEE, p. 24, F.F.A. 2,4. KNOTTS, GLEN FRANKLIN, p. 24, F.F.A. 1, 2.3.4. KNOTTS, TERRY ANDREW, Russ , p. 25, F.F.A. 2,3; Football 1,2,3,4 (Letterman 2, 3,4). KRESGE, DONNA MAE, D-Mae , p. 25. Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3,4; F.N.A. 3,4. LIPSCOMB, LINDA SUE, Lynn , p. 25, F.N.A. 3.4. LLOYD, WILLIAM STANLEY. Bill , p. 25. LONG, CLETA MAE, p. 25, Camera Club 3,4 (Historian 4). LOUGHRY, LINDA LEE, p. 25, F.T.A. 1 (Secy.); Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4 (Rep.); F.B.L.A. 3.4 (Pres. 3); Student Council 3; F.J.A. 3 (Treas.); N.H.S. 4. MAXWELL, FRED WILLIAM, Bill , p. 25, Vo-Ag 2,3,4. McCAULEY. MARION MICHAEL, Mike , p. 25, Science Club 1; Football 2,3; Band 1,2, 3.4. MOORE, BARBARA ALLEN, Barb”, p. 26, 4-H 1,2,3,4; F.N.A.; F.B.L.A. MOORE, TERRANCE BROWN, Terry , p. 26, F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 (Reporter 4). MORRISON. TERRILL LEWIS, Terry , p. 26, Science Club 1.2,3,4 (V-Pres. 4); Panther Staff Photographer 4. MULLENNEX, ALMA CORRICK. Mood , p. 26, Camera Club 4 (Treas. ); Travel Club 2 (Secy.). MULLENNEX, LAWRENCE NEIL. Larry , p. 26, Football 1,2,3,4 (Letterman 2,3,4); F.J.A. 4; Panther Staff 3,4. MURPHY, LINDA LOU, Murphy , p. 26. Camera Club 2,3,4 (Secy. 3,4); F.J.A. 3,4. NESTOR, DAVID EARL, Fish , p. 26, Key Club 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Football Letterman 1,2,3,4; Class Pres. 3.4; Football Capt. 4; Basketball 3; N.H.S. 3,4 (Treas. 4). NESTOR, DONALD CLARK, Donald Duck , p. 26, F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Forestry 3. PENNINGTON, STEVE MICHAEL, p. 26, Bas- ketball 1,2,3,4 (Letterman 3,4); F.J.A. 4. PLAUGHER, ELDON RONALD, Elgin , p. 26. F.F.A. 1; Key Club 2,3,4; (Secy. 4); Student Council 1; Class Pres. 2; Class Secy. 3; N.H.S. 3,4 (Pres. 4); Basketball Letterman 3,4; Baseball Letterman 2,3,4; ECHO 4. PLUM, FRANK EUGENE, p. 26, Key Club 2. RAINES, MARSHA LYNN, Marcy . p. 26, Tri-Hi-Y 2,3; F.N.A. 3,4; Rainbow 1,2,3,4; Band 2,3. RHODES, MERRY CAROL, p. 27. ROE. JUNIOR LEE, Pro , p. 27, 4-H 1,2,3; Key Club 4; F.F.A, 2,3. ROSIER, ROBERT GLEN. Rock , p. 27, Key Club 4; Basketball 1, Manager 4; Football 1.2.3.4 (Letterman 2,3,4). ROSIER, RODNEY DALE, Sug , p. 27, F.F.A. 1.2.3.4 (V. Pres. 4). ROY, JAMES HOWARD, Jim , p. 27, F.F.A. 2; Basketball 1,2,3,4 (Letterman 3,4); Foot- ball 1,2,3,4 (Letterman 3,4) ROY. JOYCE ANN, Herman , p. 27, F.H.A. 1.2; F.B.L.A. 2,3 (V-Pres 3); F.N.A. 3,4. SHAFFER, EFFIE MAE, Peacliie , p. 27, F.T.A. 1,2 (V-Pres. 2); 4-H 1,2; Tri-Hi-Y 3.4 (V. Pres. 4); F.J.A. 3.4 (Pres. 4); Rain- bow 1,2,3,4; Student Council 3 (V. Pres.); Yearbook Editor; Library Staff; Know-Your- State-Government Day 3; N.H.S. 4. SHERMAN, LELA AMANDA. p._27, Library Staff SIMMONS, BARBARA ELAINE, Barb , p. 28, 4-H 1,2,3; F.N.A. 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4 (Chap. 3, Pres. 4); Band 1,2,3,4. SMITH. JOHN MICHAEL, Smftty . p. 28, Music Club 3; N.H.S. 4; Class Treas. 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4 (Letterman 3,4). SNIDER, RALPH EDWARD, Sharpie , p. 28, F.F.A. 3; Football 1,3,4 (Letterman 4). SNIDER, SANDRA JEAN, Sandi , p. 28, F.T.A. 1,2 (Treas. 2); Tri-Hi-Y 3,4; F.B.L.A. 3,4 (V. Pres. 4); Student Council 2,4 (Secy,-4); Rainbow 1,2,3,4; Band 2,3,4; F.J.A. 3,4; Echo Staff 3,4; Panther Staff 4; Thespian Club 4; Class Cheerleader 3. SNYDER, DENZILRAY, Denny , p. 28, F.F.A 1,2,3,4; Forestry 3. SUMMERFIELD, ROBERT CECIL, Bob , p. 28. F.F.A. 1.2,3.4 (Pres. 4). SUMMERFIELD. VELMA JEAN, Velm , p. 28, Tri-Hi-Y 2; F.N.A. 4. STILES, RUTH LOUISE, p. 28. Library 3. TURNER. JERRY ARTHUR, p. 28. F.F.A. 1,3; Forestry 3. VAN METER, LINDA FAYE, Doll , p. 28, F.J.A. 3; F.N.A; 3,4; F.B.L.A. 4. WAMSLEY, MARY SUSAN, George , p. 28, Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4 (Chap. 4); Band 1,2,3,4. WAYBRIGHT, JAMES PARKER, Jimmy , p. 28. F.F.A. 1,2,3. WII.FONG, DOROTHY GRAY, Dorth , p. 29, Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4; F.B.L.A. 3; F.J.A. 3,4; Echo Staff 3,4; N.H.S. 4; Rainbow 1,2,3,4; Tucker County Fair Princess 4. WRATCIIFORD, DELVIN JAMES, Jim , p. 29, F.F.A. 1,2,3; Forestry 3. WRATCHFORD, 1HOMAS RAY. Tom , p. 29, F.F.A. l,2,3 TForestry 3. I Her Lovely Shadow Lingers Yet Julia Marie Felton (1948-1962) After the clouds, the sunshine. After the winter, the spring, After the shower, the rainbow. For life is a changeable thing; After the night, the morning. Bidding all darkness cease, After life's cares and troubles. The comfort and sweetness of peace. -UNKNOWN 34 This page is SPONSORED by the CUSS of 1963. Juniors Eagerly Await Class Officers PRESIDENT - Diana Gilmore VICE-PRESIDENT - Jeanette Murphy SECRETARY - Judy Wamsley TREASURER - Valerie Cuonzo The Junior Class of P.H.S. this year has strived very hard to raise enough money to pay for the Junior-Senior Banquet. They have sold sweatshirts, candy, Christmas cards, and have had a dance. Among other things, they are having a car wash in the spring. Another fund- raising scheme is the operating of the pop and candy machines. Their Junior-Senior Banquet will be held at the Blackwater Lodge on April 29, and followed later by a May prom. 36 Class Sponsors MISS LOUISE WILLIAMS MRS. JEAN BURNS MR. GUY SAPORI TO MR. ROBERT FELTON . Their Senior Year Arbogast, Harold Auvil, Donna Auvil, Judy Barb, Dottie Bava, John Beall, John Bolinger, Flota Bonner, David Bonner, Donna Bonner, Patricia Brand, Freeman Bunnell, Jack Caldwell, Elizabeth Cassidy, Velma Carr, Carol Carr, Sonny Cuonzo, Valerie Denison, Mike Evick, Ralph Fansler, Janet Fike, Louella Foster, Johnny Friend, Bonnie Gilmore, Diane Goss, Jeanne Greenlief, David Griffith, Phyllis Hansford, David Hedrick, Larry Helmick, Geneva Helmick, Marilyn Hershberger, Ann Houatter, Carole Humphrey, Ellis Johnson, Allen Jones, Allen 37 Juniors Are Looking Jones, Janie Kalar, Madonna Kelley, Joanne Kerns, Patty Ketterman, Charles Knotts. Donald Knotts, Elizabeth Knotts, Janet Knotts, Keith lawrence, Alvin Lawrence, Barbara Lewis, Michael Lilienfield. David Lipscomb, Pete Lipscomb, Ronald Long, Brenda Ludwick, Donna Martin, Merel Forward To The Banquet. Moore, Lorraine Moyer, Sylvia Murphy, Jeanette Murray, Sharon Nestor, Pat Nesior, Robert Nine, Luther Owens. Mary Parsons, Judy Pennington, Gary Phillips, James Phillips, Linda Pitchford, Pat Plumley, Joyce Poling, Ray Poling, Willis Ramsey, Billie Roach, Ramonda Rosier, Linda Settler, Billy Severe, Kenneth Shahan, Belva Shahan, Peggy Sherman, James Picture Not Available Simmons, Donald Simmons, Janet Simmons, Terry Sinclair, Dorothy Smith, Wayne Smithson, Helen Snyder, Janet Stemple, Fred Stokes, Richard Streets, Robert Swartz, Marlene Teagarden, Kenneth 39 Juniors Learn Salesmanship. Thompson, Comonia Vandevander, Kenneth Vandevander, Paulette Wamsley, Judy Westfall. Mary Wilfong, Danny Williams, Mildred Oh no! 1 couldn't wear a ring that big! Sophomores Look Forward To ’68 Class Officers PRESIDENT - Dakota Bodkin VICE-PRESIDENT - Nancy Hile SECRETARY - Susan Lambert TREASURER - Peggy Chrislip Sophomores - ’68 The Sophomores numbered 77 when they started to P. H. S. this year A way of raising money has been through the selling of Christmas cards and pencils. Student Council representatives from the class of '68 are Dakota Bodkin, Susan Lambert, Nancy Moore, and Mrs. Vonda Phillips. (Mrs. Phillips returned to school after 12 years.) Looking toward raising money for the banquet to be given in their Junior year, they boosted their finances by selling West Virginia Christmas cards. They also sold lead pencils throughout the year. Class Sponsors MRS. BETTY WEBER MRS. SALLY ENGLISH MR. HAROLD SHAFFER MR. JAMES SHRIVER 42 !w iit Carr, Joyce Carr, Lois Chrislip, Peggy Collett, Moody Arnold, Paula Ambrose, Ann Abrogast, Clarence Armentrout, Robert Bailey, Madonna Ball, Betty Bodkin, Dakota Bohon, Linda Bright, Dwight Bunnell, Vickie Combs, Freddy Cuonzo, Marilyn Delaney, Virginia (Kathy) Dove, Norma David, is she pretending she’s mad’ Eddy, David Evans, Carolyn Evick, Rennie Foster, Larry Gutshall, David Haller, Barbara Halfin, Charles Hatfield, Gene Hile, Joyce Hile, Nancy Humphrey, Charles Humphrey, Linda Jordon, Glenda Kerr. Pamela King, James King, Linton From A To Z - - - Lambert, Susan Lilienfield, Jonathan Long, Danny Lunsford, Buford Long. Deborah Mason, David Mason, Sandra Matheny, Frances What did you say that answer was? Mauzy, Paul Metz, Rose Moore, Dennis Moore, Nancy Morrison, Carolyn Nelson, Blake Baling, Addie Baling, John Nelson, Dennis Nestot. Betty Owens, John Owens. Patty Pennington, David Phillips, Deborah Phillips, Nancy Phillips, Vonda Pifer, Melvin Plum, Elmer 92 Portraits.- - - - Pratt. Marion Rosenau, Linda Roy, Billy Roy, Ramona Shiflet, Charles Shupp, David Shirley, Emma Simmons, Charles Spessert, Tony Sponougle, Naomi Stokes, Charles Stokes, Linda And she thought I had too many errors last time' 45 Summerfield, Glenn Summerfield, Slona Summerfield, Virginia Summerfield, William Syrian, Sharon Teagarden, Glenn Thompson, John Tuesing, Ray Tuesing, Roy Vandevander, Dennie Warring, Mary White, John Wilfong, David Wolford, Dennis Class Officers PRESIDENT - Danny Wade VICE-PRESIDENT - Doris Shahan SECRETARY - Tom Gutshall TREASURER - Scotty Hovatter Freshmen — ’69 When the Freshman Class enrolled in August, there were only 80 students --one of the smallest groups to enter P.H.S. Their activities this year have been rather limited. They did, however, present a play entitled A Note to Myself at the Thanksgiving Assembly. An election was held in which they made the following selections: CLASS COLORS - Blue and White CLASS MOTTO - CLASS ANIMAL - Porpoise Small but powerful! CLASS FLOWER - Yellow rose Freshmen, 80 Strong, Find 48 Class Sponsors MRS. RUTH MULLENAX MRS. DIANA BENNETT MR. HOWARD ASHBY Amie, Harry Arbogast, Denver Arnold, Barbara Ball, Linda Bennett, Brian Bennett, Johnny Bennett, Thomas Bohon, Delores Bonner, Jean Bunnell, Randy Carr, Homer Carr, Hoye Cassidy, Micheal Channell, Rodger Channell, William Cross, John Cross, Linda Delaney, Lenny Dotson, Frank Filler, Gary Parsons High Challenging. Hardy, Harry Harper, Wayne Hedrick, Mike Helmick, Jerry Hinkle, Evelyn Hovatter, Scotty Huffman, Doak Jones, Delores Jones, Denzil Kee, Anne Knight, Geraldine Knotts, Dennis Knotts, Erma Knotts, Norma Knotts, Norman 49 Kyle, Robert Lambert, John Lipscomb, John McDonald, Artie McDonald, Steven Mensch, Larry Mick, Thomas Moore, Randall Morrison, Lois Nelson, Ruby Nestor, James Oldaker, David Paugh, David Pennington, Patty Phillips, Anetta Phillips, David Phillips, Patricia Phillips, Wayne Plum, Marsha Plum, Steven Plumley, Thomas Purnell, James Ramsey, Bradley Roy, Carl Roy, Terry Freshman Sponsors Begin Organizing ’69 Class. Rummel, Cora Shaffer, Larry Shahan, Doris Smith, Kenneth Showalter, Charles Simmons, Clell Streets, Dora Jurvey, Rita VanMeter, Betty Wade, Danny White, Ronald Weese, Carolyn Williams, Edina Wiseman, Sheila 1 JUNIOR HIGH CLASS OFFICERS '70 PRESIDENT - Marilyn Nestor VICE-PRESIDENT - James Gilmore SECRETARY - Richard Rohrbaugh TREASURER - Shirley Rosier CHEERLEADER - Pelma Roach CLASS OFFICERS ’71 PRESIDENT - Allan Hedrick VICE-PRESIDENT - Bernard Kelley SECRETARY - Anna Mae Harman TREASURER - Richard Filler CHEERLEADER - Yvonne Simmons SPONSORS SPONSORS MRS. EVELYN HAMBY MRS. CAROL ROY MRS. MARGARET RIGHTMIRE MR. JON SHRIVER MRS. FRANCIS HARPER High School Intrigues Barr, Barbara Barr, Richard Belton, Louanna Bennett, Herbert Bennett, William Boyles, Richard Bright, Richard Cassidy, Dana Chrislip, James Davis, Betty Davis, Blanche Davis, Faye Davis, Iline Davis, Victoria Dumire, James Ends, Scotty Foster, Rodney Frymyer, Otis Gilmore, James Harris, James Hebb, Kenneth Helmick, Dale Helmick, Monit; Holler, Craig Hovatter, Barbara Jones, Narel Judy, Ethan Kalar, Rebecca Kerns, Donna King, Katherine Kisamore, Neil Knotts, Neil Knotts, Kenneth Knotts, Delvin Lambert, William Lipscomb, Carl Lantz, Barbara Metz, Kenneth Moore, Howard Murray, Myrna Nelson, Randall Nestor, Johnny Nestor, Lonnie Nestor, Marilyn Nestor, Marvin Nine, Shirley Oldaker, Jimmy Owens, Margaret Junior High. Parsons, Johnny Phillips, Eldon Phillips, Sandra Phillips, Shirley Pitzer, Chester Plumley, Donna Poling, Linda Poling, Charlotte Poling, Dottie Plum, Clyde Queen, Joseph Rohrbaugh, Richard Roach, Pelma Root, Karen Rosier, Shirley Schadwald, Nina Simmons, David Simmons, Ronda ►{•� Sponaugle, Brian Sell, Martha Shahan, Aleta Streets, Patty Summerfield, Wanda Teagarden, Linda Turvey, Rosa Ward, Terry Watring, Frank White, Gary Williams. Patty White, Michell Wilson, Mitchell Wilfong, Steven Zinn, George Picture Not Avoiloble Picture Not Avoiloble Seventh Grade Allender, Beverly Ball, Patty Barlow, Barbara Bennett, Linda Cale, Patty Carr, Terry Cross, Susan Cummings, Virgil Dougherty, Debora Falk, Danny Fansler, Linda Filler, Ricky Grandstaff, Ricky Gray, Patrick Haller, Wallace Harman, Anna Hayer, Paul Heckler, Steve Hedrick, Allan Johnson, Melvin Judy, Michael Kellar, Craig Kelly, Bernard Kerns, Linda King, Frankie Kisamore, Ben Lambert, Charlotte Liller, Pete Long, Linda Picture Not Avoiloble McCauley, Pam Mason, Raymond Mason, Wanda Maxwell, Gary Picture Not Available Maxwell, Larry Natale, Elisa Nelson, Patricia Nestor, Wanda Pennington, Frances Pennington, Judy Phillips, Anna Phillips, Beverly Phillips, Charles Phillips, Judy Queen, Jack Reinhart, Nona Rhodes, Sharon Rosenau, Debora Roy, Lee Roy Shirley, Robert Simmons, Jill Simmons, Yvonne Summerfield, Gloria Swisher, Steve Turvey, Herbert White, Sandra Ward, Richard Wiseman, Brem ATHLETICS (FIRST ROW, L. toR.): F. Combs (Manager), R. Bunnell, R. Snider, J. Smith, J. Evans. W. Kellar, D. Nestor. T, Bodkins. B. Gutshall, B. Rosier, J. Roy. L. Mullennex, T. Knotts. J. Lambert. D. Greenlief(Manager). (SECOND ROW): Coach Moore, C. Simmons. R. Moore. M. Lewis. B. Ketterman. M. Denison. D. Wilfong. P. Nestor. P. Lipscomb. J. Bava, G. Matlick, C. Simmons, A. Johnson. D. Wade, C. Grandstaff, Coach Gutshall. (THIRD ROW): CO-CAPTAINS CAPTAIN Dave Nestor He is the only player to have lettered 4 years. Panther CAPTAIN Tyke Bodkins He has played Quarter- back 2 years and has lettered 3. T. Plum ley, T. Gutshall, T. Halfin, G. Teagarden, L. Delaney, J. Cross, S. McDonald. COACHES HEAD COACH Neil Gutshall He has been head coach at PHS for 9 years. ASST. COACH Dale Moore This is Coach Moore’s first year to work with the PANTHERS. Coaches and Co-Captains 56 Senior Lettermen TYKE BODKINS Quarterback JOE EVANS EQd BOB GUTSHALL End •V- 7 Wh 8355 1966 PHS Football Games PHS--OPP Sept. 4 Mountaineer - - -27-- 6 Sept. 10 Terra Alta - - -40— 0 Sept. 17 Webster Spring — - - - -40—20 Sept. 23 Mason town - - - - - ... 7--12 Oct. 1 Doddridge ----- 21— 6 Oct. 8 Southern ------ 30— 0 Oct. 15 University ----- - - - 21—33 Oct. 22 Kingwood ----- 12—19 Oct. 29 Bridgeport ----- - - - 12—33 Panthers Have 4-5 Season. I.ARRY MUI.LENNEX „„.. Halfback Linebacker Offense Defense Panthers in action against rival Mountaineer. Gridders Demonstrate Power. 1. In the opening game of the season, Parsons rolled over their arch rival Mountaineer, 27-6 at Thomas Saturday, Sept. 4. Mountaineer was held scoreless the last half. L. Mullennex and D. Wilfong stood out for the Panthers. 2. Parsons bombed Terra Alta for 20 points in their 40- 20 romp over the Hilltoppers Sept. 10 at Parsons. Scor- ing 12 and 7 points each Mullennex and Bodkins led the Panthers to Victory. 3. Running wild in their Homecoming game Sept. 17, The Panthers crushed the Webster Springs Wildcats 40-0 for their third victory. 4. Parsons High suffered its first defeat Sept. 23, at the hands of Masontown Valley 12-7 in a tight defensive battle. D. Nestor and W. Kellar were the standouts on defense. 5. The Panthers got back in the winning column with a 21-6 defeat over Doddridge Sept. 30, at West Union. Doddridge took a 6-0 lead, but the Panthers fought back to a 21-6 victory. 6. Although the field was very wet the Panthers had no trouble downing Southern 30-0, Oct. 8, at Parsons. The Panthers offensive machine was too much for the Southern Highlanders. 7. The Panthers suffered their second loss of the season to University High. University was able to account for three more TD's to hold the Panthers to a 33-21 defeat. D. Wilfong was the standout for the Panthers. 8. The Panthers suffered their third loss of the season to the Kingwood Stags. Kingwood accounted for 3 TD's, while the Panthers accounted for two. 9. In the last game of the season the Panthers putting up a strong battle bowed to the Bridgeport Indians 33-12. Mixing it up. Panthers ready for Homecoming. Come on, Jimmy, follow me! FIRST ROW: (L. to R.): D. Wilfong, S. Pennington, J. Roy, E. Plaugher, B. Gutshall, T. Bodkin, M. Denison. SECOND ROW: D. Moore (Coach). B. Rosier (Manager), R. Evick, T. Halfin, B. Ketterman, J. Bava, D. Gutshall. A. Johnson, G. Matlick, D. Lilienfeld, L. Delaney, N. Gutshall (Coach). Coaches Neil Gutshall and Dale Moore with Tyke 60 Bodkin and Bob Gutshall, co-captains. PHS Fans Enjoy Varsity Schedule PHS. Opp. Dec. 7 Webster Springs---------51-67 16 Alumni------------------82-61 20 Mason town--------------85-63 29-30 Holiday Tour. (Parsons) Jan. 4 Tygarts Valley - ------71-65 7 Southern---------------- - — 75-68 10 Mountaineer ------------67-76 12 Harman -----... 62-56 14 Elkins..................69-68 18 University - -----------63-64 25 Philip Barbour----------72-57 28 Mountaineer-------------79-66 Feb. 3 Philip Barbour ----- 82-63 4 Tygarts Valley----------58-52 10 Harman------------------87-59 15 Elkins..................62-78 18 Masontown --------------76-55 22 University--------- — - 69-85 26 Southern-------------- 90-76 Mar. 3 Tygarts Valley ----- 78-55 10 t vRS 0 . 30 TOP SEVEN (L. to R.): Coach D. Moore, J. Roy, D. Wilfong, M. Denison. T. Bodkin, B. Gutshall, E. Plaugher, S. Pennington, and Coach N. Gutshall. Hoopster’s Performances 1965-66 Co-Captains BOB GUTSHALL Guard 3-years TYKE BODKIN Guard 3-years Bob and Tyke were selected as co-cap- tains for the 1965-66 basketball season. Both are seniors and very active in school activities. They have lettered three years in both basketball and football. 1966 Senior Lettermen STEVE PENNINGTON ELDON PLAUGHER Guard Center 2-years 2-years This page is SPONSORED by 62 the ALL-LETTER CLUB Parsons High JIM ROY Guard 2-years VARSITY THREE: Janet Simmons, Sue Hansford, Marilyn Cuonzo Cagers Post A Successful Season PHS Varsity Cheerleaders HEAD CHEERLEADER SUE HANSFORD IN ACTION. Sue, a senior, is serving as head cheer- leader for the 1965-66 season. She is a newcomer to the school, having previously attended Tygarts Valley High School. FIRST ROW: (L. to R.): Coach D. Moore, C. Wilfong, S. McDonald, D. Wade, T, Gutshall, K. Smith, B. Bennett, S. Hovatter. SECOND ROW: R. Bunnell, J. Nestor, B, Pitzer, G. Haller, N. Kisamore, D. Phillips, J. Parsons, C. Kellar, B. Kelley, H. Turvey, R. Moore. PHS Junior High Panthers c The Cheerleaders for the 1965-66 Junior High Basket ball season are Pelma Roach and Yvonne Simmons. 64 PJHS SCHEDULE December PJHS Opp. 1 Kasson — - 38-46 10 Beverly -52--28 17 Bayard 64—42 January 5 Elkins 41—29 10 Mountaineer 70—52 11 Philippi 66—50 18 Homestead •59—34 20 Belington 62--50 28 Mountaineer 54--35 February 2 Elkins 44—38 8 Belington 53—50 11 Homestead 41--44 16 Philippi 57—59 17 Bayard 52—29 23 Kasson 64--52 25 Beverly 47—33 Their Leadership Leave An FRONT ROW; (L. to R.): D. Wilfong, L. Loughry, M. Kelley, M. Crawford. L. Hedrick, M. Kisamore. SECOND ROW: D. Lilienfeld, J. Murphy, R. Roach, D. Gilmore, H. Smithson, E. Shaffer, T. Burns. THIRD ROW: B. Gutshall, L. Hamner, E. Plaugher, E. Harper, D. Nestor, J. Smith. The National Honor Society is a club made up of high school Juniors and Seniors cho- sen by the faculty on the basis of Character, Scholarship, Leadership and Service. On February 4 of this year, five Juniors and nine Seniors were inducted into the society. The Juniors were Diane Gil- more, David Lilienfeld, Jean- ette Murphy, Helen Smithson, and Romonda Roach. The Seniors included Terry Burns, Mary Crawford, Linda Hedrick, Marilyn Kelley, Madonna Kisa- more, Linda Loughry, Effie Mae Shaffer, John Smith and Dorothy Wilfong. President V.-President Secretary Indelible Shadows On The Tomorrows Student Council President Treasurer Secretary V.-President A Mary Crawford Ramonda Roach Sandra Snider Reporter Dakota Bodkin Linda Hedrick SEATED: (L. to R.) R. Roach, M. Crawford, S. Snider, D. Bodkin, L. Hedrick, N. Moore, J. Mur- phy. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Delton Mullenax (Sponsor), P. Bonner, A. Shahan, S. Lambert, D. Shahan, M. Kalar, S. Hovatter, C. Grandstaff, R. Filler, P. Liller. (Left) Terry Morrison, Photographer. (Right) Ray Arnold, Asst. Photographer. Their Members Develop Future Journalists Ot America President Effie Mae Shaffer FIRST ROW (L. to R.): L. Hedrick, S. Hedrick, P. Bonner, J. Goss, S. Mur- ray, S. Snider, C. Hovatter, T. Morrison. SECOND ROW: D. Wilfong, J. Simmons, J. Wamsley, L. Rosier, P. Carr, E. Shaffer, Mrs. J. H. Bums (Sponsor). THIRD ROW: S. Pennington, W. Keller, J. Crosten, E. Harper, L. Murphy, A. Day, M. Lewis. FOURTH ROW: L. Mullenax, S. Hansford, M. Crawford, J. Barr, D. Wilfong, J. Beall, D. Hansford, D. Greenlief. V.-President Secretary Treasurer Sharon Murray Sharon Hedrick Patricia Bonner Sgt. -at-Arms Mike Lewis Skills For The Future Future Nurses Of America FIRST ROW: (L. to R.) Mrs. Rightmire (Sponsor), D. Bonner, V. Cuonzo, S, Murray, C. Hovatter, J. Kelley, J. Jones. SECOND ROW: D. Ludwick, G. Helmick, S. Caldwell. A. Hershberger, V. Summerreild, D. Auvil, L. Rosier, P. Griffith. THIRD ROW; J. Goss, P. Bonner, C. Thompson. M. Kisamore, L. Hamner, A. McDaniel. L. Fike. FOURTH ROW: L. Moore, J. Fansler, P. Van- devander, M. Crawford, J. Cosner, D. Barb, L. Lipscomb. FIFTH ROW: M. Raines, M. Swartz, D. Kresge, S. Moyer, B. Friend, B. Moore, V. Cassidy, J. Holtz. President Donna Bonner Secretary Sharon Murray V.-President £ Valarie Cuonzo Treasurer Future nurses at work at the hospital Carole Hovatter 69 “Service Above Self” Could Key Club FRONT ROW: (L. to R.) D. Dotson, D. Nestor, Mr. Howard Ashby, (Sponsor), D. Greenlief, B. Rosier, L. King. BACK ROW: C. Shiflet, B. Ketterman. D. Wilfong, J. Hardy, M. Dennison. W. Kellar, J. Beall, J. Roe, D. Hansford, F. Combs, J. Phillips, G. Matlick, P. Lipscomb. President Jfk Donnie Dotson David Nestor Eldon Plaugher V.-President Secretary Treasurer David Greenlief Chaplain Bob Gutshall Smile—the Kee Club poster is behind you! Boys relaxing after F.B.L.A. basketball game. Well Be Their Motto Donna Kalar Susie Wamsley Hi-Y BEGINNING IN FRONT FROM LEFT to RIGHT: M. Lewis, A. Johnson, D. Gutshall, F. Combs, R. Evick, D. Greenlief, Mr. Wal- ters (Sponsor), J. Lambert, T. Roy, T. Hal- fin. Tri-Hi-Y BEGINNING IN FRONT FROM LEFT to RIGHT: B. Simmons: E. Shaffer, M. Crawford, D. Gilmore, S. Wamsley, M. Kalar, D. Kresge, M. Swartz, M. Kisamore, H. Smithson, J. Barr, B. Long, J. Par- sons, J. Wamsley, B. Ramsey, S. Collins, R. Roach, J. Murphy, L. Hamner, S. Hansford, P. Bonner, D. Wilfong, S. Syrian, E. Williams, D. Phillips, J. Simmons, S. Lambert, M. Cuonzo, Miss Williams, (Sponsor). R. Turvey, S. Snider, L. Loughry. Hi-Y Officers President Mike Lewis Sec. and Treas. Dave Gutshall V. -President 71 Allen Johnson President Dave Lilienfeld Paul Mauzy President Joyce Barr Secretary Ramona Roy 72 V.-President Science Club LEFT to RIGHT: T. Morrison, J. Lilienfeld, Mr. James Shriver (Sponsor), J, Cross, C. Shiflet, P. Mauzy, D. Lilienfeld, R. Evick. Terrill Morrison Treasurer These Clubs Will Charles Shiflet Prepare V. -President Future Homemakers Of America FRONT ROW: (L. to R.) R. Roy, C. Evans, P. Arnold, J. Barr, E. Knotts, P. Owens, M, Watring. BACK ROW: A. Ambrose, N. Hile, L. Roseneau, D. Long, P. Can, N. Moore, L. Knotts, Mrs. Hazel Bennett, Sponsor. Elizabeth Knotts Treasurer Joyce Hile President V. -President Pat Nestor Secretary -77 Music Club Donna Bailey Sponsor SEATED: (L. to R.) W. Haller, P. McCauley, B. VanMeter, D. Bailey, P. Nestor, H. Turvey. BACK ROW: Mr. Saporito, (Sponsor), P. Chrislip,‘S. Lambert, A. Sha han, S. Rosier, B. Wiseman, D. Phillips, D. Eddy. Betty VanMeter Mr. Saporito The Leaders Of Tomorrow V,-President President James Chipps Secretary Future Teachers Of America FRONT ROW: (L. to R.) A. Kee, H. Bright, B. Nestor, N. Hile, H. Smithson, J. Chipps. BACK ROW: W. Harper, P. Arnold, G. Bonner, V. Bunnel, P. Ken. % a Helen Smithson Treasurer Nancy Hile Ann Kee 73 Through These Clubs, Members President Q mi Robert Summer field V. -President ft Rodney Rosier Secretary -m v Ait Terry Burns Treasurer o futuB THE NATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR BOYS S§ERic S STUDYING VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE lift Larry Bates Reporter FRONT ROW: (L. to R.) T. Bums, R. Rosier, R. Summerfield, L. Bates, J. Nestor, J. Evans, T. Moore, R. Channell. SECOND ROW; D. Knotts, T. Simmons, E. Humphrey, R. Arnold, P. Hebb, D. Khotts, D. Snyder, F. Maxwell, P. Cassidy. THIRD ROW; L. Nine, L. Hedrick, A. Jones, D. Bonner, K. Vandevander, M. Martin, J. Foster, G. Bonner, T. Wratchford. FOURTH ROW: R. Poling, B. Settler, P. Lipscomb, B. Summerfield, D. Cross, R. Nestor, K. Knotts, C. Moore, C. Simmons, Mr. Felton (Sponsor). FIFTH ROW; D. Carr, B. Humphrey, A. Wallace, B. Vandevan- der, J. Purnell, P. Frymeyer, B. Knotts. SIXTH ROW; M. Collette, B. Lunsford, D. Bright, T. Spessert, A. McDonald, E. Plum. SEVENTH ROW; D. Paugh, J. King, M. Pifer, S. Plum, R. White, B. Roy. EIGHTH ROW: R. Tuesing, J. White, R. McCrum, N. Knotts, J. Lipscomb, D. Terry Moore Sponsor Mr. Felton Moore. 74 Three F F A boys receive the Greenhand initiation from Joe Evans and Don Nestor. Acquire Valuable Experience President FIRST ROW: (L. toR.) L. Hedrick, B. Bennett, L. Murphy, A. Mullennex. SECOND ROW; S. Hed- rick, M. Hedrick, A. Day, C. Long. THIRD ROW: A. Day, N. Sponaugle, J..Cooper. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Moore, (Sponsor), G. Hinkle, S. Kisamore. Linda Hedrick Secretary Linda Murphy Camera Club V. - President Brian Bennett Treasurer Alma Mullennex Future Business Leaders of America President Gail Hebb SEATED: (L. to R.) L. Loughry, S. Snider, H. Gotinsky. G. Hebb. Mrs. Rennix, Mrs. Diane Bennett (Sponsors). BACK ROW: H. Chipps, B. Moore, B. Friend, M. Westfall, B. Carr, L. Humphrey, M. Owens, G. Harper, E. Harper, J. Chrislip. 75 Panther 4-H Club President LOIS HAMNER Vice-President JOYCE BARR Secretary SUSAN LAMBERT Treasurer HELEN SMITHSON Reporter TOM HALFIN Leader MRS. BETTY PLUM FIRST ROW: (L. to R.) D. Gutshall, T. Halfin. L. Hamner, J. Barr, S. Lambert, H. Smithson, R. Turvey, M. Cuonzo, J. King, E. Harper. SECOND ROW: F. Dotson, D. Dotson, D. Huffman, M. Hedrick, E. Williams, M. Plum, A. Kee, J. Lambert, B. Ramsey, T. Gutshall. Panther 4-H Cubs President MARILYN NESTOR Vice-President ANNA HARMAN Secretary JILL SIMMONS Treasurer CRAIG HOLLER Reporter RICKY FILLER Leader MRS. FRANCES HARPER SEATED: (L. to R.) R. Simmons. B. Hovatter, B. Barr, L. Teagarden, J. Simmons, A. Harman, M. Nestor. C. Kellar, P. Liller, M. Kalar. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Harper, (Spon- sor), R. Turvey, M. Murray, B. Davis. N. Rinehart, D. Dougherty, W. Nestor, L. Natale, Y. Simmons, F. Pennington, C. Lambert, S. Rhodes. THIRD ROW: B. Bennett, K. Knotts, V. Cummings, R. Filler, R. Shirley, J. Queen, A. Hedrick, B. Kelley, B. Pitzer. 76 Yearbook Queen Mary Jane Crawford If Mama could see me now! TOM GUTSHALL, DORIS SHAHAN Freshman Class Favorites Sophomore Gee, Dave, let me have a bite . . SUSAN LAMBERT, DAVE GUTSHALL Their Shadows Reflect Popularity Mr. And Miss PHS TYKE BODKIN SUE HANSFORD Cheerfulness means a contented spirit; a pure heart, a kind and loving disposition; it means humility and charity, a generous appreciation of others, and a modest opinion of self. . . . . Thackeray 80 Now what are you doing? EFFIE SHAFFER, TYKE BODKIN Most Talented Aw, shucks, Merry, quit laughing.' MERRY RHOADES, TOM CROSS Most Bashful Please, we’d rather be by ourselves.' LINDA LIPSCOMB, TYKE BODKIN Class Flirts Hurry up, Joe. We'll be late! EFFIE SHAFFER. JOE EVANS Most Fun To Be With Of course, I’m proposing. BARBARA SIMMONS, DAVID NESTOR Steadiest Couple Seniors Get The But 1 want to Twist! Best Dancers Let's change thumbs. SUSIE WAMSLEY, RALPH SNIDER Biggest Bluff Limelight Wittiest It's so nice to have a man around the house. SUE HANSFORD, LARRY MULLENNEX Neatest Come on, Joe, I'm not that heavy. SHARON HEDRICK. JOE EVANS 83 Most Courteous Let's hope this ladder doesn't fall. Oops!!! SUE HANSFORD, ELDON PLAUGHER Most Likely To Succeed SUE HANSFORD, JOE EVANS Come on, let me have a crack at it. Best Looking ELEANOR HARPER, ELDON PLAUGHER 84 The PHS Band Is Marc GUY A. SAPORITO, Director WAYNE KELLAR, Manager B-a-n-d Starting his sixth year as band director, Mr. Saporito has led and encouraged the BAND to receive an all-over superior rating at the 1965 Band Festival which is the first time in the history of PHS that the BAND has received this high rating. Mr. Saporito graduated from Fairmont State College with an A.B. in music. His hobbies in- clude playing the piano, reading, dancing, and walking. Serving as both Banner Carriers and Flag Carriers are BILLIE RAMSEY and RITA TURVEY (holding banner). Sub. Majorette, PATRICIA BONNER; Sub. Banner Carrier, PEGGY CHRISLIP. SENIOR BAND MEMBERS (SITTING, L. to R.): Joyce Barr, Susie Wams- ley, Madonna Kisamore, Barbara Simmons, Sandi Snider, and Lois Hamner. (STANDING, L. to R.): Tyke Bodkin, David Nestor, John Smith, Don Davis, and Larry Bodkin. (Mike McCauley, not shown). DAVID GUTSHALL, Drum Major ing to the Top LOWER BRASS (SITTING, L. to R.): Glen Teagarden, Jim Sherman, Wayne Phillips, David Nestor, and Rennie Evick. (STANDING): John Smith, Frank Dotson, and David Simmons. WOODWINDS (FIRST ROW, L. to R.): Donna Bailey, Betty Van Meter. Marlene Kalar, and Larry Bodkin. (SECOND ROW): Madonna Kisamore, Madonna Kalar. Joyce Barr, Randy Moore, Janie Jones, Linda Teagarden, and Barbara Barr. (THIRD ROW): Don Davis, Barbara Simmons Sharon Syrian, Kathy Delaney, Marilyn Counzo, David Gutshall, Helen Smithson, Dakota Bodkin, Pat Nestor, and David Greenlief. (L. to R.): Peggy Chrislip Susie Wamsley Janet Simmons Judy Parsons David Phillips Gary Haller and David Eddy. HIGHER BRASS (FRONT ROW, L. to R.): Danny Long, Milly Wamsley, Myrna Murray, and Sandi Snider. (BACK ROW): Craig Holler, Sharon Murray, Tyke Bodkin, Billy Lambert, Ralph Evick, Tom Halfin, and Wayne Smith. (Mike McCauley, not shown.) Prior to serving her first year as head majorette, Judy, a junior, was mas- cot one year and major- ette two years. Among Judy’s honors are class favorite all three years, Student Council, and Key Club Sweetheart princess. She is a two-year member of the Tri-Hi-Y ans was also elected Junior Class secretary. The 1965 Homecoming Queen, Mary Jane Crawford, is a green- eyed brunette with a heart-warming smile. Mary Jane is vice-president of the Student Council, secretary of the Tri-Hi-Y, Index Editor and As. Business Manager for the PANTHER. She is also a member of the Rainbow Girls, and president of the First Methodist Youth Fellowship. For the future, Mary is planning to attend Baltimore Junior College and major in the field of elementary education. (L. to R): David Nestor, Co-Captain, Queen Mary Crawford, Robert Gutshall, Escort, and Romonda Roach, Student Coun- cil president. QUEEN MARY With the entire student body and faculty of PHS watching, Mary Crawford, the 1965 Homecoming Queen, received her crown from Panther Co-Captain, David Nestor, Friday afternoon, September 17, on the athletic field. The queen and her attendants paraded to the center of the bleachers where they sat while the cheerleaders and band held a cheering session in their honor and for the game with Webster Springs to be played that night. (Parsons was the Homecoming victor, 40-0). The girls of the royal court wore wool dresses of various fall colors and each carried a bouquet of autumnal flowers. Romonda Roach, Student Council president, was the announcer for the ceremonies. Mrs. Ruth Mullenax, Student Council sponsor and Guy A. Saporito, music instructor, directed this 18th annual affair. SITTING: (L. to R.): Aleta Shahan, Eighth Grade flower girl; Craig Keller, Seventh Grade, crown bearer; and Anna Mae Harman, Seventh Grade flower girl. STANDING: (L. to R.): Virginia Summerfield, Sophomore princess; Junior Roe, escort; Sue Hansford, maid-of-honor; Danny Wilfong, escort; Queen Mary Crawford; Bob Gutshall, escort; Tyke Bodkin, escort; Valerie Cuonzo, Junior princess; David Phillips, escort; and Erma Knotts, Freshman Homecoming Highlights 65 MARY ROBERT CRAWFORD GUTSHALL 89 Let me 7ST tum onv (Joyce Bair) Me heap big squaw (Barbara ) H 1 They tell me Ringo started this way. (Dave Nestor) Yes, sir, that’s my baby! (Sandi Snider) Ever try the un- curly permanent? (Ralph Snider) A-tisket, a-tasket Let me out of this basket.” (Denny Snyder) I know a s 1 won’t tell. (Linda Hedrick) And now I drive this thing. (Lela Sherman) That bug I just ate was delicious. (Madonna Kisamore) All I want for Xmas is—well, you know. ” (Linda Lipscomb) Oh, for the joy of childhood! (Mary Crawford) Those dam photographers! (Helene Gotinsky) i 1 ' a l a1: Miss Curly-Locks of ’66. (Sue Hansford) What a sweet pea.“ (Effie Mae Shaffer) Miss Clariol worked for me--wonder how my dog would look blonde. (Linda Loughry) 4 I l m tired of be- ing your ball- baby. (Lois Hamner) From The Pages (Dorothy Wilfong) Mother, I don’t want to go home. The THINKER began this way. (Marilyn and Judy Kelley) True Love Never Dies. (Ralph and Sandi Snider) ■m The abominable snow boy. (Larry Mullenex) Don Davis Eleanor Harper David Nestor M. Raines, S. Kisamore Tom Cross Brenda Carr The Shadows Of PHS Reveal The Echo Staff Mr MiSS PHS D ™ as earS Bodkin, Hansford Tyke Bodkin. Sue Hansford CROWNING IN A1TERNOON Dorothy Wilfong 7 Of The 22 Are Brand New! Sandi's Note £3k Club News Eleanor Harper Sharon Hedrick ASST. EDITORS David Greenlief GOOD MANNERS FBLA IS ACTIVE Patsy Carr 44 Attend Camps Sandi Snider Bubbie Gum - How I Love It! Says S. S. BUSINESS MANAGERS CIRCULATION MANAGERS The Echo Staff Larry Mullennex Ut i l I NNEX SIDELINED SANDI'S NOTE CLUB NEWS FEATURE EDITOR S. Hansford Gets Cheerleading Spot P. H. S. HIT IMRADE Bob Gutshall Panther Staff Meets Deadline CLASSROOM QUOTE Alice Day ASSISTANT COACH HIRE Fads And Fashions Linda Hedrick Mr., Miss PJHS Marilyn Nestor Craig Wilfong D. Nestor Elected Sr. Class Pres. Linda Murphy EXCHANGE EDITOR A SPORTS EDITORS r. life Eldon Plaugher Cagers Choose Varsity Captains Bob Gutshall. Tyke Bodkin Roaring Panther? Terrill Morrison PHOTOGRAPHER 9 C SHORT STUFF SPONSOR CLASS ELECTIONS 92 Panther Squad On Winninq Side LBJ's Work Program Traffic Problems Mrs. Jean Burns And Panther Staff As A Talented Group PHOTOGRAPHERS - ASSISTANTS (L. toR.): PHOTOGRAPHER, Terrill Morrison; FAVOR- ITE ASSTS. Sharon Hedrick and Patsy Carr; CLASS ASSTS. Joanna Kelley and Patricia Bonner; PHOTOG- RAPHER, Ray Arnold. EDITORS SITTING; (L. to R.): ASST. EDITOR. Linda Hedrick; EDITOR. Effie Mae Shaffer, ACTIVITIES EDITOR, Sandi Snider; ORGANIZATIONS EDITOR, Dorothy Wilfong. STANDING: SPONSOR, Mrs. Jean Bums; CLASS EDITOR, Sue Hansford; ART EDITOR, Alice Day; FAVORITES EDITOR. Linda Murphy; INDEX EDITOR, Mary Crawford, ASST. EDITOR, Bob Gutshall; SPORTS EDITOR, Larry Mullennex. FINANCIAL STAFF A SITTING: (L. to R.): ADVERTIS- ING MANAGERS, Don Davis and Jack Crosten. STANDING: SUB- SCRIPTION MANAGER, Eleanor Harper; BUSINESS MANAGERS, Mary Crawford and Joyce Barr. 93 PHS-ers Value YOUR Daily Services LIBRARY STAFF FIRST ROW: (L. to R.): Janet Simmons, Brenda Long, Judy Parsons, Effie Shaffer, Lela Sher- man, Mrs. Ruth Mullenax, librarian. SECOND ROW: Sandra Collins, Dottie Barb, Judy Kel- ley, Betty Cale, Janet Fansler. THIRD ROW: Marsha Raines. Diana Gilmore, Donna Kresge. KITCHEN MASTERS PHOTOGRAPHER Jared Dip Parsons pine Waybright. Daily Manin- Jim ybright BUS CREW (L. to R.): Harry Harper, Kenneth Bohon, Earl Bohon, Jim Strawder- man, Jim Phillips (garage superintendent and mascot), Paul Lansberry, 94 Vincent Carr, Dale Barr. Poor, poor Uncle Sam--JOYCE BARR and SHARON HED- RICK have formed a Fight For Our Rights to protect their interest in the U.S. Army. Freedom of Speech seems to be the favorite topic for LARRY BATES who is now filibustering Congress. In New York working hard at their jobs are LARRY BOD- KIN who plays first clarinet in the Philharmonic Or- chestra and ELEANOR HARPER, editor of the Times. More, more, more, cries TYKE BODKIN vainly, for he is in need of more members in his newly organized I Love Women Club. GARY BONNER and DENZIL FRIEND pay JACK CROSTEN a pretty penny for the use of his drag strip so they can get from one girl's house to the other's in a jiffy. Starring in his own cartoon series, Baby Hughie is that ole PHS grad, HUGH BRIGHT. Down on the farm we find TERRY BURNS mothering 120 pigs and expecting another litter any day now. Best of luck with Miss Landsy Racey III BRENDA CARR and BETTY CAI.E have put their husbands and 13 kids to work dusting books in the PHS library. Would anyone be interested in bailing PAUL CASSIDY, TOM CROSS, PERRY HEBB, or GLENDA HINKLE out of jail? Crime--disturbing the peace, practicing the art of rapid speech. MGM has replaced Bud Abbott and Lou Costello with HAROLD and JAMES CHIPPS; but that ain't all— JOHN CHRISLIP is starring in Lost in Space as a professor at teaching the Moonmen how to get along with their teachers. Yes, it was tragic news that Lucille Ball has resigned, but SANDRA COLLINS is doing swell in her place while LELA SHERMAN has dyed her hair black and plays Morticia of the Addams Family. Judy Says is the most widely read column in the ADVOCATE, thanks to JUDY COSNER. Parsons 'has finally got a Marriage and Guidance Counselor—MARY CRAWFORD. DAVID CROSS is now in college studying to be an English teacher, but the poolroom is where he does his practice teaching. MRS. SHARON KISAMORE DANIELS has at last sent her 14 kids through school and is now recovering from shock. Maybe the night air has contributed to DON DAVIS'S Senior Class Prophecy profession. He has his own throat disc company, PARK-DA VIS. INC. Do-Ra-Me--this is only ALICE and ALBERTA DAY tuning up for the Double Mint commercial. Working for the Ford Company are DONNIE DOTSON and SUSIE ARMSTRONG. DONNIE fixes the English Ford carburetors and SUSIE test drives all the new Mustangs. JOE EVANS is serving an unexpired term as Mayor of St. George and sponsor of the Ladies Only Club while GALE HARPER is serving as the first woman Superin- tendent of schools. BOB GUTSHALL has made himself president and No. 1 Honorary Member of the Uncle Bob Fan Club. Jeeps come in handy where HELENE GOT1NSKY MC- CAULEY and MIKE live--Alaska! Keeping warm is not a problem though; they rub noses. It has just been announced in Mademoiselle that LOIS HAMNER and PATSY CARR have tied for the Best Dressed Lady of the Year. Here she comes. Miss Teenage Tastee-Freeze. Yes, SUE HANSFORD has been selected as the first Queen of the Cone. The winner of this year's trophy—a coffee cup--is LINDA HEDRICK who w'as chosen as the good little MAXWELL HOUSEWIFE. FRED MAXWELL agrees. La, la, la, la —VIVIAN HOLLER seems to be in per- fect tune to try for her third win on Ted Mack's Amateur Hour. The White House is the scene where we find JEAN- ETTE HOLTZ and PEARL HUFFMAN as first ladies to the First Lady. Certs is a breath mint! Certs is a candy mint! JU- DY and MARILYN KELLEY say it's both, on their TV commercial. The hours tick away and with each tick MODONNA KISAMORE completes another page of her 19th book, How to Study. Although GLEN KNOTTS is the greatest Disc Jockey in the world, listen to DENNY SNYDER for five min- utes of news on the hour, every hour. Please buy the new record I'm Gonna Graduate by the Skippers --TERRY KNOTTS and CHARLES HEBB. Please, please marry me, begged DONNA KRESGE for the 99th time to the 99th different fellow. Kisses, kisses, anyone for kisses? LINDA LIPSCOMB is now working for the Hershey Chocolate Company and business is booming. BARBARA MOORE is Mistress of Ceremonies for her new daytime TV quiz show, The Moore the Merrier. 95 Humor For The Future And Fond Tell them that a cow really says 'Moo,' requested Mr. Felton to his Vo-Ag assistants TERRY MOORE, BOB SUMMERF1ELD and RODNEY ROSIER. All together now boys, Mooooooo. TERRILL MORRISON and RAY ARNOLD arc singing a duet nowadays on that Sunday night special. All set TER- RY and RAY-- Smile, You’re On Candid Camera. MRS. ALMA MULLENNEX and MRS. CLETA LONG are found teaching their fellow classmates' children. We were certainly fortunate that Parsons High wasn't their ALMA” Mater of LONG ago. LARRY MULLENNEX has made enough money playing pro football to purchase an outboard motor boat and a one- way ticket to Kellysville. By the way, the boat's inscription reads, The Joanna. The G. C. Murphy's Chain Stores have a new name-- The L. L. MURPHY Stores. LINDA MURPHY seems to know her business. The President and First Lady, DAVID NESTOR and BAR- BARA SIMMONS are now up at Loveville reminisc- ing memories of their high school days. DONALD NESTOR is now playing his guitar for all the Jr.-Sr. Banquets which are held in his honor. STEVE PENNINGTON is now the cover boy for the VO-5 Shampoo Magazine. The class of 1966 is proud to help boost the new movie, Lost On Seven Islands which is produced and di- rected by ELDON PLAUGHER and who else would be the leading lady but LINDA LOUGHRY. The Secret Service has a new man on the job. FRANK PLUM has been assigned to safeguard the RHOADES. MERRY CAROL, that is. Turn on your Television set and see MARSHA RAINES and VELMA SUMMERFIELD compete in the Indian- apolis 500. Don't touch that dial! GAIL HEBB is coming on with an editorial, Why Live In Washing- ton, D. C. JUNIOR ROE, alias Joe Roe, is now the most wanted He-Man of all times. Keep running, JUNIOR; those girls will give up someday. If you are looking for BOB Rock ROSIER, try the Hard- ware Store. Here he is demonstrating how efficient and effective the Anti-Roach Killer can be. JIM ROY has revealed his ownership, specializing in WEESEY-Cups only. JOYCE ROY has just won her tenth bathing beauty con- test, while DONALD KNOTTS has claimed the title of Mr. Tall, Dark and Handsome. 96 A new employee of the Duqucsne Corportation is EFFIE MAE SHAFFER, singing Have a Duke, have a Duke! JOHN SMITH has finally married Pocahontas and their sons are the famously known Smith Brothers. Hey there, Flashback, Poolsharp, and Lady's Man, or more commonly known as RALPH SNIDER, we hear you have claimed the title, The Hustler” and are telling all your lady admirers, What's Behind the Eight Ball.” For all you fellows who want to see SANDI SNIDER and you gals who want to learn how to catch a boy, enroll in SANDI’S course--- Boyology. As an extra attrac- tion and introductory offer, FLASH reveals in her first book, Wit and Wisdom, her secret love and why she was the Senior Class Midget. JERRY TURNER, please tell us the secret you have been assisgned to for the Missile Club. SUSIE WAMSI.EY KEL1.AR and hubby , WAYNE, arc babysitting for LINDA VAN METER HARDY and JER- RY'S little onc--Hardy, Har-Har. Speeding along in her little red Volkswagen is DOROTHY WILFONG who is now Dean of Men at West Virginia Wesleyan College. TOM and JAMES WRATCHFORD, along with JIMMY WAYBRIGHT, and BILL LLOYD, are the latest hit-- The Peasant Run Boys. So, you hate to have your picture taken. MR. PRICHARD. open the future for you. Upon graduating from D and E in January with a BA degree, Albert C. Prichard came to PHS as the new Senior English and civics teach- er. He enjoys reading, movies, and sports. Memories Of The Past Enlighten All You're not modest are you, Santa? QUEEN FOR A DAY! Hey, you guys, here comes 'Sines' My dearest dar- ling— THE BEST OF ENEMIES!! I taught Fred As- taire the waltz. The PHS FACULTY and Mr. Sines (Held in third person’s arms). So, this is the scientific way to teach biology. The photographer did the best he could considering what he had to work with, boys. The PHS Jr. High Band pausing for a picture. THE DAVE CLARK FIVE??? Grandma, did you forget your vitamins again? Miss Williams wants to know where the boos are now, kids. The new Beatle wig is called THE BLACK SKUNK. Let’s see. Left foot—kick: Right foot—trip. The Book Is Completed The hand that has written it lays it away. - LONGFELLOW Out, out, brief candle! Life’s but a walking SHADOW . . . - SHAKESPEARE STEVENS’ FLORIST Flowers and Gifts for All Occasions Phone 478-4321 Parsons, W. Va. RICOTTILI RUSTIC FENCING JOE RICOTTILI, Owner 140 Poplar Street Phone 478-4122 Parsons, West Virginia MARVIN E. BUD PARSONS Representative for NATIONWIDE INSURANCE 516 Main Street Parsons, W. Va. Phone 478-8192 PARSONS HARDWARE ROOFING - PLUMBING PAINT - HOUSEWARE BUILDING - MATERIAL 337 1st Street - Parsons, W. Va. Don't tell me what I'm doing--Let me figure it out for myself. GfHEiU. [a aataoHiw ZENITH N , noE'-o rJ� r PARSONS APPLIANCE AND FURNITURE CENTER GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES RCA VICTOR TV ZENITH TV TAPPAN RANGES WARM MORNING STOVES SIEGLER HEATERS KROEHLER FURNITURE 211 First Street Phone 478-761 You're money Ahead! at the 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-seventh Year Parsons. W. Va. WILFONG’S LADIES' APPAREL Latest Fashions Gifts Accessories 309 First St. Parsons, W. Va. CLINTON’S SHOE STORE Grace Walker Shoes for Women John C. Roberts Shoes for Men and Boys Phone 636-2210 Davis Avenue Elkins, West Virginia CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK OF ELKINS STRONG PROGRESSIVE SERVING ELKINS AND THE SURROUNDING AREA SINCE 1924 Just don't sit there. . .WORRY Congratulations Class of 1966 D W TRUCK LINES AND CLOVER FARM STORE and the rest of you! TYGARTS VALLEY NATIONAL BANK Shop and Save Better Groceries Elkins, West Virginia Phone 478-7081 Parsons, West Virginia PALACE SERVICE STATION 24 Hour Se rvice ROGER BERTOLINI, Owner Randolph Avenue, Elkins, West Va. Phone 636-9718 JACK’S SNACK BAR AND CROSTEN’S ESSO STATION Main Street Parsons, West Virginia PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE GROCERY AND DAIRY BAR Parsons, West Virginia Kiln Dried Building Material A-Frame Hunters' Cabins Parsons, West Virginia Phone 478-7911 THE HURRIDER IGO--THE BEHINDER I GET. Tribute -Newest Styles- - Latest Colors - -Lowest Prices- Parsons, W. Va. Phillipi, W. Va. Buckhannon, W. Va. Thrift Meets Fashion at the H-P Stores ! WEST VIRGINIA PHOTO CO. PARSONS PANTHER'S OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS Parsons West Virginia Phone 478-4221 Do unto others before they do unto you. PARSONS HARDWARE Roofing Plumbing Paint Houseware Building Materials BARR’S Radio TV and Electrical Wiring 337 1st Street Parsons, W. Va. PARSONS NEWS NOVELTY OUR CONGRATULATIONS, PHS SENIORS! School Books - - - Books Magazines Candy Models Cards Newspapers Gifts School Supplies Phone 478-2751 Parsons, West Va. 202 Walnut Street Parsons, W. Va. OURS-KEE MOTOR CO. We Aim to Take Care of Our Own Parsons, West Virginia 478-2401 Compliments of HARRY WEBB FORD SALES, INC. Ford-Mercury Parsons, W. Va. Phone 478-7171 KIDWELL AUTO PARTS WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS Parsons, West Virginia Phone 478-2941 TUCKER COUNTY HOSPITAL, INC. Visiting Hours 1:30-3:30 and 7-8 P. M. Daily Phone 478-2511 Parsons, West Virginia For every girl who has the CURVES - There's a guy who has the ANGLES! ! ! WEST VIRGINIA CABLE COMPANY 5 Channel T V SERVING Parsons Porterwood Hendricks Hambleton Davis Thomas KINGSFORD CO. BEST CHARCOAL BRIQUETS MADE Route 219 Phone 478-2911 Parsons West Virginia DENTS’ FOOD MARKET Compliments of CUMBERLAND AND ALLEGHENY GAS JIM’S GROCERY COMPANY GROCERIES Where quality Meats are cut to suit you. 218 Walnut Street Parsons, W. Va. MEATS PRODUCE 104 Davis Avenue Elkins, W. Va. KIDWELL AUTO PARTS WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS Your Market Store First Street Parsons, W. Va. Parsons, West Virginia Phone 478-2941 Brains aren't everything - But they help. WEST VIRGINIA TELEPHONE CO. Parsons PARSONS OFFICE West Virginia M SAUTO SUPPLY RANDOLPH MEMORIAL COMPANY Body Panels - Seat Covers Fine Art Memorials floor Mats - Accessories Designed and Executed by Master Craftsmen 1309 Harrison Avenue Phone 636-0384 Elkins, W. Va. Money isn't first - But it is MEYER MOTOR SALES Telephone 259-3222 William Avenue Davis, West Virginia Parsons Road Elkins, W. Va. Phone 636-0767 awfully close to second! BETTY’S BEAUTY SHOP STYLING SPECIALISTS Pontiac Parsons Phone 478-2421 JERRY’S BARBER SHOP RUSS CARR and MICHAEL MOSES 201 Randolph Avenue Elkins, West Virginia BETTER WAY CLEANERS Phone 636-0755 Manufacturers DORMAN MILLS 222 Davis Street Parsons, West Virginia Compliments of GREENLIEF FUNERAL HOME Phone 478-2731 or 478-2231 Parsons, West Virginia VISIT MAIN STREET RESTAURANT NEW TEEN-AGE CENTER DORNBLAZER WHETSELL BLOCK COMPANY, INC. Phone 478-2361 Building Material Parsons, West Virginia Elkins, West Virginia Come in -- It's a bad day anyway. McCLAINS’ PRINTING COMPANY PUBLISHERS OF EARLY WEST VIRGINIA HISTORIES Dial 478-2881 PRINTERS - LITHOGRAPHERS 212 Main Street HESS OIL COMPANY Distributor SIEGLER Patented -- Automatic OIL HOME HEATERS Switch to ESSO HEATING OIL Now! Dial 636-3523 Elkins, W. Va. Parsons, West Virginia Compliments THE WILT COMPANY Clothing and Furnishings for Men Davis Avenue Elkins, W. Va. CITY RESTAURANT AND BANQUET ROOM G. C. MURPHY’S CATER UP TO 600 The Complete Variety Store REASONABLE PRICES 224-228 Davis Ave. Phone 636-5510 Elkins, West Virginia Elkins, W. Va. 636-4382 '7� ! MiPint mint imv WALLACE’S BAKERY ENRICHED BREAD PASTRY GOODS DELICIOUS PIES CAKES OF ALL VARIETIES Elkins, W. Va. Baked in West Virginia by West inians Life was so nice — until there was YOU. MONTGOMERY WARD AND CO. ELKINS MOTOR LODGE, INC. Dining Room SATISFACTION GUARANTEED Elkins, West Virginia FAMILY DRUG STORE PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS PHARMACISTS: John D. Blackburn Robert J. Milekush Carroll C. Martin 115 Third Street, Elkins, W. Va. Harrison Avenue Routes 250-33-4 Elkins, W. Virginia Elkins 636-1400 P. O. Box 46 TERRY’S RESTAURANT AND GOODING’S ASHLAND STATION 219---7 Miles South of Parsons STONE MOTEL At Blackwater Falls 36 UNITS WITH TELEPHONE AND TV Phone 304 - 259-3245 'We give you only the very best kind of service. OPEN ALL YEAR ROUND Davis, West Virginia COLABRESE BROTHERS HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE BUILDING MATERIALS -- PAINTS WALL PAPER ROOFING MATERIAL Serving you in the Thomas and Davis area for better and friendlier service. Phone 304 - 463-3481 Your tongue weighs practically nothing -- So how come you can't hold it??? SWARTZ AUTO SUPPLY Giving S H Green Stamps Ashland Products Parts and Supplies Courtesy and Friendly Service Parsons, W. Va. Phone 478-2281 Compliments of ELKINS COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Davis Avenue Elkins, W. Va. r v RENNIX GROCERY WE DELIVER Parsons 478-4281 MILLER’S ESSO SERVICE £sso GAS, OIL, TIRES, BATTERIES, CAR WASHING MATERIALS Route 72 Parsons KENNEY MILLER (Owner) T W SALES INC. See You at the DISTRIBUTOR OF FINE FOODS 201 Heavner Avenue FIRST NATIONAL BANK 636-1868 Elkins, West Virginia S Main Street Parsons, West Virginia Checking and Savings Accounts What’s the rush, we can foul this up anytime! ELKINS FURNITURE CENTER QUALITY FURNITURE AT REASONABLE PRICES CARL’S MOTEL AND RESTAURANT New and Modern Route 72, North of Parsons, West Virginia RANDOLPH ENTERPRISE-REVIEW GRADY GUYE--Owner Democratic Newspaper Publishers and Printers Elkins, West Virginia Phone 636-4283 111 Davis Ave. Elkins, West Virginia HINEBAUGH’S RESTAURANT Good Quality Food Main Street Parsons, West Virginia Gift Ware Hardware Housewares Farm Supplies TRICKETT HARDWARE Elkins, West Virginia Compliments of THE PEPSI COLA RANDOLPH BUILDERS SUPPLY BOTTLING COMPANY n O REDI-MIX CONCRETE Teem, Patio Orange, Diet Pepsi and 1107 South Davis Avenue Mountain Dew Phone 636-2355 Elkins, W. Va. Elkins, West Virginia Do you have a solution--or are you part of the problem? TUCKER FARM SUPPLY Feeds - Seeds Fertilizer Dial 478-1221 Parsons, West Virginia HOGAN’S TRANSFER AND STORAGE Elkins, West Virginia PARSONS FOREST INDUSTRIES Manufacturers of Laminated Wood and Products Parsons, West Virginia CHAMPION SPORTING GOODS WILLI AMSPORT-PARSONS SHOE REPAIR TANNING COMPANY Hunting and Fishing License Sold 325 First Street, Parsons VICTORIA THEATRE 1 400 Pennsylvania Avenue Open Saturday and Friday Nights Phone-- 478-2710 306 Walnut Street Parsons, W. Va. Parsons West Virginia MONONGAHELA jm POWER COMPANY The Key to Modern Living f; Room-By-Room Heat Safe! Clean! Parsons, West Virginia | There must be ; in easier way to do this job But DON'T show me-I enjoy suffering! g 1 LAMBERT’S CHEVROLET COMPANY ELKINS COOPER’S RESTAURANT INTER-MOUNTAIN The Greatest Advertising Medium The ONLY Daily Newspaper in Randolph Quick Service Fine Food and Seven Bordering Counties Davis, West Virginia Elkins, West Virginia PARSONS DEPARTMENT STORE The Variety Store Clothing a Specialty Manager---KATIE LITTLE Parsons, West Virginia A G Appliance, Elkins Mary Ann's, Elkins Fort Pitt Shoe Store, Elkins Mountaineer Motors, Elkins Key Market, Elkins Stanford Jewelry, Elkins Elkins Tire Company, Elkins Ward’s Auto Parts, Elkins Dutch Oven Bakery, Elkins Taste Freeze, Elkins B O O Record Bar, Elkins Nolan Buywise Shoe Store, Elkins Goots Produce, Elkins Mural Norman Cosmetics Studio Davis Electrical Service, Elkins Atlantic Insurance Agency, Elkins James P. Parsons, Accounting Service Quota Club, Parsons E R $ Dari Stanalker Dr. E. C. Hyre S. F. C. Harry Biser, Elkins Lena Sturms Elmer Lipscomb James E. Parsons Harry D. Shahan Atlantic Pacific Company Dr. Neil Lothes Price's Grocery Store Hambleton Grocery Store Warden's Hotel, Davis Jack's Beauty Salon, Thomas J. Pat Nichols Roland Haddix Tucker County Farm Bureau Tucker County Extension Office TO THESE WE EXPRESS OUR SINCERE THANKS Allender, Beverly 54 Ambrose, Ann 43,72 Amie, Harry 49 Arbogast, Clarence 43 Arbogast, Denver 49 Arbogast, Harold 37 Armentrout, Robert 43 Armstrong, Susie 20,31,95 Arnold, Barbara 49 Arnold, Paula 43,72,73 Arnold, Ray 20,31,68,74,93,95 Ashby, Howard 13,48,70 Auvil, Donna 37,69 Auvil, Judy 37 Bailey, Madonna 43,73,87 BALFOUR RING COMPANY 102 Ball, Betty 43 Ball, Linda 49 Ball, Patty 54 Barb, Dottie 37,69,94 BARB'S DRUG STORE 111 Barb, Howard 12 Barlow, Barbara 54 Barr, Barbara 52,76,87 Barr, Dale 94 Barr, Joyce 20,30,31,68,71,72, 76,86.87,88,90,93 Barr, Richard 52 BARR’S RADIO T.V. 103 Bates, Larry 20,30,31,74,82,95 Bava, John 37,56,60 Beall, John 37,68,70 Belton, Lovanna 52 Bennett, Brian 49,64,75,76 Bennett, Diane 15,48,75 Bennett, Hazel 15,30,72 Bennett, Herbert 52 Bennett, John 49 Bennett, Linda 54 Bennett, Thomas 49 Bennett, William 52 BETTERWAY CLEANERS 107 BETTY'S BEAUTY SHOP 107 Bodkin, Dakota 42,43,67,87 Bodkin, Larry 20,31,86,87,95 Bodkin, Tyke 18,20,30,31,56. 57,59,60,61,62,81.86,87,95 Bohon, Delores 49 Bohon, Earl 94 Bohon, Kenneth 94 Bohon, Linda 43 Bolinger, Flodie 37 Bonner, Dave 37,74 Bonner, Donna 37,69 Bonner, Gary 20,30,31,73,74, 95 Bonner, Jean 49 Bonner, Patricia 37,67,68,69,71, 86, Boyles, Richard 52 Brand, Freeman 37 Bright, Dwight 43,74 Bright, Henry 48 Bright, Hugh 20,31,73,95 Bright, Richard 52 Bunnel, Jackie 37 Bunnel, Randy 49,56,64 Bunnel, Vickie 43,73 Burns, Jean 8,14,36,68,92,93 Burns, Terry 20,31,66,74 Butcher, Fred 30 Caldwell, Elizabeth 37,69 Calc, Betty 20,31,94,95 Cale, Patty 54 Camera Club 75 CAM SHAW'S ESSO STATION 107 Canfield, Marvin 43 CARL'S MOTEL RESTAURANT 113 Carr, Brenda, 16,20,31,75,91,95 Carr, Carol 37 Carr, Danny 43,74 Carr, Homer 49 Carr, Hoye 49 Carr, Joyce 43 Carr, June 110 Carr, Lois 43 Carr, Patsy 16,20.31,68,72,90. 92,93,95 Carr, Sonny 37 Carr, Terry 54 Carr, Vincent 94 Cassidy, Dana 52 Cassidy, Michael 49 Cassidy, Paul 21,31,74,95 Cassidy, Velma 37,69 CHAMPION SPORTING GOODS 114 Channel, Roger 49,74 Channel, William 49 Chipps, Harold 21,31,75,95 Chipps, James 21,31,73,95 Chrislip, James 52,73 Chrislip, John 21,31,75,91,95 Chrislip, Peggy 42,43,73,86,87 CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK of ELKINS 101 CITY RESTAURANT 110 CLINTON SHOE STORE 101 CLOVER FARM MARKET 101 COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. Ill COLABRESE BROTHERS 111 Collett, Moody 43,74 Collins, Sandra 16,21,31,71,94. 95 Combs, Robert 43,56,58,70,71 Cooper, Julia 21,31,75,91 COOPER’S RESTAURANT 115 Cosner, Judy 21,31,69,95 Crawford, Mary 16,21,31,66,67, 68.69.71.78.89.90.93.95 Cross, David 22,31,74,95 Cross, John 49,56,72 Cross, Linda 49 Cross, Susan 54 Cross, Tom 22,31,81,91,95 Crosten, Jack 22,23,31,68,91, 93.95 CUMBERLAND ALLEGHENY GAS CO. 106 Cummings, Virgil 54,76 Cuonzo, Marilyn 43,63,71,76,87 Cuonzo, Valerie 36,37,69,88,89 Davis, Betty 52,76 Davis, Blanche 52 Davis, Don 22,31.86,87,91,93, 95 Davis, Faye 52 Davis, Iline 52 Davis, Victoria 52 Day, Alberta 22,31,75,91,95 Day, Alice 22,31,68,75,91,93, 95 Dedication Page 7 Delaney, Kathy 43,87,88 Delaney, Lenny 49,56,60 Denison, Mike 37,40,56,60,61, 70 DENT'S FOOD MARKET 106 DORMAN MILL 108 DORNBLAZER, WHETZAL COMPANY 109 Dotson, Donnie 22,31,70,76,95 Dotson, Frank 49,76,87 Dougherty, Debora 54,76 Dove, Norma 43 Dumire, James 52 Eddy, David 43.73,87 ELKINS FURNITURE CENTER 112 116 ELKINS INTER-MOUNTAIN 115 ELKINS MOTOR LODGE 110 Ends, Scotty 52 English, Sally 13,42 Evans, Carolyn 43,72 Evans, Joe 22,31,56,57,74,81, 83.84.95 Evick, Ralph 37,60,71,87 Evick, Rennie 43,72,87 Falk, Danny 54 FAMILY DRUG-STORE 110 Fansler, Janet 37,69,94 Fansler, Linda 54 Felton, Julia 34 Felton, Robert 15,36,74 Fike, Louella 37,69 Filler, Gary 49 Filler, Ricky 52,54,76 FIRST NATIONAL BANK 112 Foster, John 37,74 Foster, Larry 43 Foster, Rodney 52 Foreword 5 Freeze, Teresa 49 Frescoln, Joe 30 Frescoln, Katherine 30 Friend, Bonnie 37,69,75 Friend, Denzil 22,32,95 Frymyer, Paul 49,74 Frymyer, Otis 52 FBLA 75 FFA 74 FHA 72 FJA 68 FNA 69 FTA 73 Gilmore, Diana 36,37,71,94 GILMORE INSURANCE AGENCY 100 Gilmore, James 52 GOODING’S ASHLAND STATION 110 Goss, Jeanne 37,68,69 Gotinsky, Helene 16,18,22,30, 32.75.90.95 Grandstaff, Carl 49,56 Grandstaff, Ricky 54 Gray, Patrick 54 Greenlief, David 37,56,58,68, 70,71,87,92 GREENLIEF FUNERAL HOME 109 Griffith, Phyllis 37,69 Griffith, John 49 Gutshall, David 43,60,71,76,79, 87,96 Gutshall, Neil 13,56,60,61, Gutshall, Robert 8,22,23,32,38, 56,57,60,61.62,66,70,89,91, 92.93.95 Gutshall, Thomas 48,49,56,64, 76,79. HALF PRICE STORE 103 Halfin, Charles 44,56,60,70,71, 76,87 Haller, Barbara 43 Haller, Gary 64,87 Haller, Sharon 49 Haller, Wallace 54,73 llamby, Evelyn 13,52 Hainncr, Lois 19,22,30,32,66, 69.71.76.86.88.90.95 Hansford, David 37,68,70 Hansford, Susan 19,23,32,63,68, 71.81.83.84.89.90.93.95 Hardy, Harry 49 Hardy, Jerry 23,32,70,91,96 Harman, Anna 52,54,76,89 Harper, Eleanor 19,23,30,32,66, 68.75.76.82.84.91.93.95 Harper, Francis 14,52,76 Harper, Gale 19,23,32,75,91,95 Harper, Harry 94 Harper. Stelman 10 Harper, Wayne 49,73 Harris, James 52 Hatfield, Gene 44 Hayer, Paul 54 Hebb, Charles 23,32,95 Hebb, Gail 23,32,75,90,96 Hebb, Kennette 52 Hebb, Perry 23,32 74,95 Heckler, Steve 54 Hedrick, Allen 52,54,76 Hedrick, Larry 37,74 Hedrick, Linda 8,16,19,23,32, 66,67,68,75,90 92,93,95 Hedrick, Mike 49,76 Hedrick, Monty 52 Hedrick, Sharon 16,24,30,32,68, 75.83.90.92.93.95 Helmick, Dale 52 Helmick, Geneva 37,69 Helmick, Jerry 49 Helmick, Marilyn 37 Hershberg, Ann 37,69 HESS OIL COMPANY 109 Hi-Y 71 Hile, Joyce 44,72 Hile, Nancy 42,44,72,73 HINEBAUGH’S RESTAURANT 113 Hinkle, Evelyn 49 Hinkle, Glenda 16,24,32,75,91, 95 HOGAN'S TRANSFER COMPANY 113 Holler, Craig 52,76,87 Holler, Vivian 19,24,30,32,91, 95 Holtz, Jeanette 24,32,69,91,95 Hovatter, Barbara 53,76 Hovatter, Carole 37,40,68,69 Hovatter, Scott 48,49,64,67 Huffman, Doak 49,76 Huffman, Pearl 24,32,95 Humphrey, Charles 44 Humphrey, Ellis 37,74 Humphrey, Linda 44,75 JACK’S SNACK BAR 102 JERRY'S BARBER SHOP 107 JIM'S GROCERY 106 Johnson, Allan 37,56,60,71 Johnson, Melvin 54 Jones, Allen 37,74 Jones, Delorce 49 Jones, Denzil 49 Jones, Janie 38,69,87 Jones, Narel 53 Jordan, Glenda 44 Judy, Ethan 53 Judy, Micheal 54 Kalar, Madonna 38,67,71,87 Kalar, Rebecca 53,76 Kee, Ann 49,73,76 Kellar, Craig 54,64,76,89 Kellar, Wayne 24,30,32,56,57 59,68,70,96 Kelly, Bernard 52,54,64,76 Kelly, Joanna 38,69,93 Kelly. Judy 16.24,32,90,94,95 Kelly. Marilyn 16,19,24,30,32, 66,90,91,95 Kerns, Donna 53 Kerns, Linda 54 Kerns, Patty 38 Kerr, Pamela 44,73 Ketterman, Charles 38,40,56,60, 70 117 Key Club 70 K1DWELL AUTO PARTS 106 Kight, Geraldine 49 King, Frankie 54 King, James 44,74,76 King, Katherine 53 King, Linton 44,70 KINGSFORD CHARCOAL CO. 105 Kisamore, Ben 54 Kisamore, Madonna 19,24,32, 66.69.71.86.87.90.95 Kisamore, Neil 53,64 Kisamore, Sharon 24,32,75,91, 95 Knotts, Denny 49,74 Knotts, Delvin 53 Knotts, Donald E. 38,74 Knotts, Donald L. 24,32,96 Knotts, Elizabeth 38,72 Knotts, Erma 49,89 Knotts, Glen 24,32,95 Knotts, Janet 38 Knotts, Keith 38,74 Knotts, Kenneth 53,76 Knotts, Louise 44,72 Knotts, Neil 53 Knotts, Norma 49 Knotts, Norman 49,74 Knotts, Richard 44 Knotts, Terry 25,32,56,57,95 Kresge, Donna 25,32,69,71,91, 94.95 Kyle, Robert 50 Lambert, Charlotte 54,76 LAMBERT CHEVROLET COMPANY 114 Lambert, John 50,56,71,76 Lambert, Susan 42,44,67,71,73, 76,79,88 Lambert, William 53,87 Lansberry, Paul 94 Lantz, Barbara 53 Lawrence, Alvin 38 Lawrence, Barbara 38 Lewis, Michael 38,56,68,71, Lilienfeld, David 38,60,66,72 Lilienfeld, John 44,72 Lilienfeld, Louise 10 Liller, Pete 54,67,76 Lipscomb, Carl 53 Lipscomb, John 50 Lipscomb, Linda 19,25,32,69, 81.90.91.95 Lipscomb, Pete 38,56,70,74 Lipscomb, Ronald 38 Lloyd, William 25,32,96 Long, Brenda 38,71,94 Long, Cleta 25,32,75,96, Long, Danny 44,87 Long, Debbie 44,72 Long, Linda 54 Loughry, Linda 19,25,30,32,66, 71,75,90,96 Ludwick, Donna 38,69 Lunsford, Buford 44,74 McCauley, Mike 25,32,86,87, 90,95 McCauley, Pam 54,73 Me CLAIN PRINTING COMPANY 109 McCrum, Ronald 74 McDaniel, Alma 38,69 McDonald, Artie 50,74 McDoanld, Steven 50,56,64 McMANUS SUPPLIES 120 M S AUTO SUPPLY 107 MAIN STREET RESTAURANT 109 Martin, Clarence 38,74 Mason, David 44 Mason, Sandra 44 Mason, Wanda 54 Mason, Raymond 54 Matheny, Frances 44 Matlick, Gerald 38,56,60,70 Mauzy, Paul 44,72 Maxwell, Fred 25,32,74,95 Maxwell, Gary 54 Maxwell, Larry 54 Mensch Larry 50 Metz, Kenneth 53 Metz, Rose 44 MEYER MOTOR SALES 107 Mick, Thomas 50 MILLER ESSO SERVICE 111 Miller William 10 MONONGAHELA POWER COMPANY 114 MONTGOMERY WARD and CO, 110 Moore, Barbara 26,32,69,75,95 Moore, Charles 38,74 Moore, Dennis 44,74 Moore, Howard 53 Moore, Howard Dale 13,56,60, 61,64,75 Moore, Lorraine 39,69 Moore, Nancy 42,44,67,72 Moore, Randall 50,56,64,87 Moore, Terry 26,32,74,96 Morrison, Carolyn 44 Morrison, Lois 50 Morrison, Terrill 26,32,68,72,92 93.95 Moyer, Sylvia 39,69 Mullenax, Delton 10 Mullenax, Linda 30 MULLENAX LUMBER COMPANY 102 Mullenax, Ruth, 13,48,67,89,94 Mullennex, Alma 19,26,33,75,96 Mullennex, Larry 26,33,56,57, 59.68.79.83.90.92.93.96 Murphy, Jeanette 36,39,66,67,71 Murphy, Linda 19,26,33,68,75, 92.93.95 MURPHY’S G.C. 110 Murray, Myrna 53,76,87 Murry, Sharon 39,68,69,87,88 Music Club 73 Myers, Herman 10 Narale, Elisa 54,76 NATIONWIDE INSURANCE 100 Nelson, Blake 44 Nelson, Dennis 45 Nelson, Patrica 54 Nelson, Randall Nelson, Ruby, 50 Nestor, Betty 45,73 Nestor, David 18,26,30,33,56, 57.59.66,70,82,86,87.89,90. 91.96 Nestor, Donald 26,33,96 Nestor, James 50,74 Nestor, John 53,64 Nestor, Lonnie 53 Nestor, Marilyn 52,53,76 Nestor, Marvin 53 Nestor, Patrick 39,56,73,87 Nestor, Robert, 39,74 Nestor, Wanda 54,76 NEWS NOVELTY 103 Nine, Luther 39,74 Nine, Shirley 53 Oldaker, David 50 Oldaker, Jimmy 53 OURS KEE'S 104 Owens, John 45 Owens, Mary 39,75 Owens, Margaret 53 Owens, Patty 45,72 118 PALACE SERVICE STATION 101 Panther 4-H Club 76 Panther Cubs 4-H Club 76 PARSONS APPLIANCE FURNITURE 100 PARSONS DEPARTMENT STORE 115 Parsons, Dip 94 PARSONS FOREST IND. 113 PARSONS HARDWARE 103 Parsons, John 53,64 Parsons, Judy 39,71,87,94 Paugh, David 50,74 Pennington, David 45 Pennington, Gary 39 Pennington, Frances 54,76 Pennington, Patty 50 Pennington, Steve 26,33,60,61, 62,68,96 PENNSYLVANIA AVE GROC. DAIRY BAR 102 PETER PAN CLEANERS 105 Phillips, Anetta 50 Phillips, Ann 54 Phillips, Beverly 54 Phillips, Charles 54 Phillips, Dave 50,64,73,87 Phillips, Debbie 45,71 Phillips, Eldon 53 Phillips, James 39,70 Phillips, Jim 94 Phillips, Judy 54 Phillips, Linda 39 Phillips, Nancy 45 Phillip� , Patty 50 Phillips, Sandra 53 Phillip� , Shirley 53 Phillips, Vonda 42,45 Phillips, Wayne 50,87 Pifer, Melvin 45,74 Pitchford, Patrick 39 Pitzer, Chester 53,64,76 Plaugher, Eldon 19,26,30,33,60, 61,62,66.70,82 84,91 92,96 Plum, Betty 76 Plum, Elmer 45,74 Plum, Frank 26,33,96 Plum, Marsha 50,76 Plum, Steven 50,74 Plum, William 53 Plumley, Donna 53 Plumley, Joyce 39 Plumley, Thomas 50,56 Polling, Addie 45 Poling, Charlotte 53 Poling, Dottie 53 Poling, Janice 16 Poling, John 45 Poling, Linda 53 Poling, Ray 39,74 Poling, Willis 39 Pratt, Marion 45 Prichard, Albert 96 Purnell, James 50,74 Queen, Joseph 53,76 Raines, Marsha 26,33,69,91,94, 96 Ramsey, Billie 39,71,86 Ramsey, Bradley 50,76 RANDOLPH BUILDERS SUPPLY 113 RANDOLPH - ENTERPRISE REVIEW 114 RANDOLPH MEMORIAL COMPANY 107 Reinhart, Nona 54,76 Rennix, Bertie 15,30,75 RENNIS GROCERY 111 RICOTTILI RUSTIC FENCING 100 Rhodes, Sharon 54,76 Rhodes, Merry 27,33,81,91,96 Rightmire, Margaret 15,69,52 Roach, Pelma 52,53,64 Roach, Romonda 39,66,67,71,89 Roe, Junior 27,33,70,89,96 Rohrbaugh, Richard 52,53 Root, Karen 53 Rosier, Linda 39,68,69 Rosier, Glen 27,33,56,57,60,61, 70.90.96 Rosier, Rodney 26,33,74,90,90, 91,95 Rosier, Shirley 53,73 Roseneau, Debbie 54 Rosencau, Linda 45,72 Roy, Billy 45,74 Roy, Carl 50 Roy, Carol 13,52 Roy, James 27, 33,56,58,60,61, 62.91.96 Roy, Joyce 27,33,82,96 Roy, Lee 54 Roy, Romona 45,72 Roy, Terry 50,71 Rummel, Cora 50 Saporito, Guy 12,36,73,86,89 Schadewald, Mina 53 Science Club 72 Sell, Martha 53 Setler, Billy 39,74 Senior Class History 30 Severe, Kenneth 39 Shaffer, Effie 8,19,27,30,33,66, 68.71.81,90,93,94.96 Shaffer, Harold 14,42,66 Shaffer, Larry 50 Shahan, Aleta 53,67,73,89 Shahan, Belva 39 Shahan, Doris 48,50,67,79 Shahan, Peggy 39 Sheets, Eva 94 Sherman, James 39,87 Sherman, Lela 27,33,90,94,95 Shiflet, Charles 45,70,72 Shirley, Emma 45 Shirley, Robert 54,76 Showalter, Charles 50 Shriver, James 12,42,72 Shriver, Jon 12,52 Shupp, David 45 Silk, David 30 Simmons, Barbara 19,28,33,71, 82,83,86,87,90,91,95 Simmons, Charles 45,56,74 Simmons, Clell 50,56 Simmons, Dave 53,87 Simmons, Donald 39 Simmons, Janet 39,63,68,71,87, 94 Simmons, Jill 52,54,76 Simmons, Rond a 53,76 Simmons, Terry 39,74 Simmons, Yvonne 52,54,64,76 Sinclair, Dorothy 39 Sines, Earl 11 Smith, John 18,28,30,33,56,58, 66,86,87,96 Smith, Kenneth 50,64 Smith, Wayne 39,87 Smithson, Helen 39,66,71,73, 76,87 Snider, Ralph 28,33,56,58,83, 90 Snider, Sandra 19,28,30,33,67, 68,71,75.82,86,87,90,92,93 Snyder, Denny 28,33,74,90,91, 95 Synder, Janet 39 Spesserti, Tony 45,74 Sponaugle, Brian 53 Sponaugle, Naomi 45,75 Stemple, Fred 39 STEVEN'S FLORIST 100 Stiles, Ruth 28,33 II9 Stokes, Charles 45 Stokes, Linda 45 Stokes, Richard 39 STONE MOTEL, Davis 111 Strawderman, Jim 94 Streets, Dora 50 Streets, Robert 39 Streets, Patty 53 Student Council 67 Summerfield, Gloria 54 Summerficld, Robert 28,33,74,96 Summerfield, Sloana 46 Summerfield, Velma 28,33,69, 91,96 Summerfield, Virginia 49,89 Summerfield, Wanda 53 Summerfield, William 46 SWARTZ AUTO PARTS 111 Swartz, Marlene 39,69,71 Syrian, Sharon 46,71,86 Swisher, Steve 54 Table of Contents 4 Teagarden, Glen 46,56,87 Teagarden, Kenny 39 Teagarden, Linda 53,76,87 Thompson, Comonia 40,69 Thompson, John 46 Tri-Hi-Y 71 TR1CKETT HARDWARE 113 TUCKER COUNTY BANK 100 Tucker County Board of Ed. 10 TUCKER COUNTY HOSPITAL 105 TUCKER FARM SUPPLY 113 Tuesing, Ray 46,74 tTuesing, Roy 46 Turner, Jerry 28,33,96 Turvey, Herbert 54,64,73 Turvey, Rita 50,71,76,86 Turvey, Rosa 53,76 TYGARTS NATIONAL BANK 101 T W SALES 112 Vandevander, Dennis 46,74 Vandevander, Kenneth 40,74 Vandevander, Pauletta 40,69 VanMeter, Betty 50,73,87 VanMeter, Linda 16,28,33,91, 96 Wade, Danny 50,56,64,48 WALLACE'S BAKERY 110 Wallis, Allen 46,74 Walters, Robert 16,71 Wamsley, Judy 36,40.68,71,79.88 Wamslcy, Mildred 46,87 Wamsley, Susan 28,33,71,83,86, 87,91,96 Ward, Richard 54 W ard, Terry 53 Watring, Frank 53 Wairing, Mary 46,72 Waybright, James 28,33 Waybright, Jimmy 94 Waybright, Phillipine 94 HARRY WEBB FORD SALES 101 Weber, Bcttie 14,42 Weese, Carolyn 50 Westfall, Mary 40,75 WEST VIRGINIA CABLE CO. 105 WEST VIRGINIA PHOTO CO. 103 WEST VIRGINIA TELEPHONE CO. 106 White, Gary 53 White, John 46,74 White, Mitchell 53 White, Ronald 59,74 White, Sandra 54 Wilfong, Danny 40,56,59,60,61, 68,70.79,89 Wilfong, David 46 Wilfong, Dorothy 19,29,33,66, 71,90,92,93,96 Wilfong, Steven 53,64 WILFONG'S LADIES APPAREL 101 Williams, Edina 50,71,76 Williams, Louise 14,36,71 Williams, Mildred 40 Williams, Patty 53 WILLIA M S PORT - P A RSONS TANNING COMPANY 114 Wilson, Mitchell 53 WILT COMPANY 109 Wiseman, Brenda 54,73 Wiseman, Shelia 58 Wolford, Dennis 46 Wratchford, James 29,33,96 Wratchford, Tom 29,33,74,91,95 Zinn, George 53 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. 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