Parsons High School - Panther Yearbook (Parsons, WV)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1967 volume:

i THE 1967 PANTHER EDITOR: DIANA GILMORE BUSINESS MGR. : DAVID GREENLIEF ASST. EDITOR: HELEN SMITHSON PHOTOGRAPHER: CHARLES S! Ilf LETT FOREWORD In a short time the PANTHER will lose its immediate appeal. In a few years, however, it will serve as some adult’s key to remi- niscence. As remembrance is a yearbook’s purpose, the PAN- THER serves well only if it causes readers to remember high school in Parsons, 1966-1967. With a picture of a new land- mark, the post office, we begin your yearbook which emphasizes our own Tucker County. We hope to accentuate on these pages the importance of our county in its relationship to school and stu- dents. Theme — Tucker County This page is Sponsored by MRS. AGNES GREEN LIEF 2 Table of Contents FACULTY SENIORS JUNIORS SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN JUNIORS ORGANIZATIONS ATHLETICS FAVORITES ACTIVITIES ADVERTISERS INDEX Dedication Coach Neil A. Gutshall We Dedicate With Sincere Admiration Sports are a unifying factor in any high school, hi PHS, the sports scene has instilled the student body with enthusiasm and, above all. genuine pride. We feel that it is now time to honor that person whose dedication to his boys has inspired countless victories. All these who have been coached by him have acquired high ideals of sportsmanship and the understanding of true victory - that it is not whether you win the game but how you play it. We. the PANTHER Staff of 1967, in appreciation of his contributions to our class, do dedicate this PANTHER to our coach. COACH GUTSHALL. This page is Sponsored by DR. and MRS. S. M. ULIENFELD Administrators Man through the ages, has sought to further his knowledge, which in turn would better his life. Young people who have acquired a skill or a good basic education will have a better chance at interesting work, good wages, steady employment, and greater satisfaction in general. Our highway of learning is trav- eled once in a lifetime. It can provide a profitable journey if each student, teacher, and parent assumes his just portion of the obligation. SUPERINTENDENT Board of Education stelman Harper Ronald Knotts; Stelman Harper, Supt; Mrs. S. M. Lilienfeld, Pres.; Mrs. Harold White; H. A. Meyers. INSERT: Delton Mullena; (not shown) Howard Losh. Message From Principal Earl B. Sines Thorcau once said, If you have built castles in the air, your work need not be lost; that is where they should be. Now, put the foundations under them.” As students at Parsons High School, you are building the foundations to go under your “castles in the air.” You build your foundations through striving for academic achievement, through learning to concentrate on the studies set before you, through budgeting and using your time, all of which will prepare you for a useful place in society. 7 iHn Each Day at PHS ... early and late, more than four hun |ed endlessly busy PHS gather in clusters a d crowds... join in routine dail)|affairs of classes and clubs... check the latest reports of projects and parties, of plans and paraphernalia... share work and play, joy and tears, victory and defeat - all of the moments that combine to form the years we call ’’the best.' 8 Faculty PHS Faculty HOWARD ASHBY M.A. - W. V.U. Mathematics HAZEL BENNETT A. B. - SHEPHERD Home Ec., Civics JEAN BURNS M. A. - W. V. U. English 111 Journalism Now, children, pay attention! SALLY ENGUSH A. B. - D. E. History, Math NEIL GUTSHALL A. B. - D. E. Health Phys. Ed, W. Va, History Are you sure a watched pot never boils? FRANCES HARPER B.S. - WESLEYAN Social Studies, English LINDA LADD A. B. - KING COLLEGE English HOWARD MOORE As. Arts - CANTONSV1LLE Jr. COLLEGE; B. A. - D. E. Social Studies, Asst. Coach ALBERT PRICHARD A. B. - D. E. English IV, Speech Social Studies CHARLES RAAD B. S. - FAIRMONT Physics, Chemistry, Science KAROLYN LOWTHER A. B. - GLENV1LLE Librarian, English ROBERT MILLER B.S., M.S. - W.V.U. Forestry Let's start from the beginning. This is a tree!” 25 Instructors Keep My speech today is on finger exercises. 465 PHS’ers Busy BERTIE RENNIX B.S. - WESLEYAN Stenography I, II Typing II Now, let's try this again the right way. m ■ Hey, maestro! where's your candelabra? MARGARET RIGHTMIRE A. B. - D. E. English CAROL ROY A. B. - BOSTON U. Mathematics, Social Studies GUY SAPORITO A. B. - FAIRMONT Music HAROLD SHAFFER M. A. - W.V.U. Social Studies JAMES SHRIVER B.S. - FAIRMONT Biology, Science Teachers Emphasize Achievement JON SHRIVER B.S. - FAIRMONT Science LINDA SHRIVER A.B. - FAIRMONT French ROBERT WALTERS A. B. - BEREA COLLEGE B. S. - FAIRMONT Industrial Arts ROBERT WEBB B.S. - SALEM Bookkeeping Business Math DIANE WILFONG FAIRMONT STATE Typing I LOUISE WILLIAMS M. A. - W. V.U. Remedial Reading Understanding Don't be chicken, Mr. Shriver. He couldn't be that bad a driver. The tape must be interesting. Is it. Miss Williams and Mrs. Wilfong?' Promotes Learning The office door is always open to P. H. S. 'ers. Office Always ready to help any needy person, the office girls and the secretary contribute much of their time to minor needs of the students and fac- ulty. Everything from filing cabinets to band-aids is in- volved in their work. Mem- bers of the student body owe many thanks to these hard- working, industrious girls. SEATED (1. to r. ) Jeanne Goss, Mary Jane Watring, Janet Simmons, Billie Jean Ramsey, Lynda Pennington, Vonda Phillips. 2nd ROW Nancy Moore, Patricia Bonner, Dottie Barb, Donna Auvil, Lorraine Moore, (not shown) Joanna Kelly. 14 Senior Class Officers PRESIDENT - David Lilienfeld VICE-PRESIDENT - Richard Stokes SECRETARY - Jeanne Goss TREASURER - Valerie Cuonzo Motto “ forward ever; bac trvarcJ never!” ANIMAL - Lion FLOWERS - White Rose COLORS - Black and Gold Class Sponsors Mrs. Jean Burns Mr. Albert Prichard Mr. Guy Saporito Mr. Robert Felton Valedictorian RAMONDA ROACH Top Honors at P.H.S. Salutatorian JEANETTE MURPHY Top Twelve Grads RAMONDA ROACH 96.92 JEANETTE MURPHY 96.17 HELEN SMITHSON 95.76 DIANA GILMORE 94.97 DAVID L1LIENFELD 94.60 GARY PENNINGTON 91.13 BILLIE RAMSEY 91.12 BRENDA LONG 90.73 JEANNE GOSS 90.52 SHARON MURRAY 90.48 LYNDA PENNINGTON 90.48 VALERIE CUONZO 90.03 This page is Sponsored by MR. DEL ROY HARNER 17 s Judy, it's too late to back out now. HAROLD CLARK ARBOGAST DONNA SUE JUDITH ANN AUVIL AUVIL DOROTHY LEE JOHN DANIEL JOHN GROVES BARB BAVA BEALL FLODIE LOUISE BOLING ER DAVID CLEON BONNER DONNA LOUISE BONNER PATRICIA ANN BONNER JACKSON BUREN BUNNELL ELIZABETH ANN CALDWELL ARTHUR DEWAINE CARR VELMA LYNN CASSIDY VALERIE JOHANNA CUONZO MICHAEL McLAIN DENISON RALPH ALAN EVICK JANET LORENE FANSLER LOUELLA JEWELL FIKE BONNIE JEAN FRIEND DIANA LEE GILMORE JEANNE ELIZABETH GOSS Wanted—A SOFT pillow for a SORE head. Eighty-Nine Strong! DAVID KEE GREEN LIEF DAVID WAYNE LARRY ALLEN HANSFORD HEDRICK GENEVA FAYE ANN MARIE CAROLE SUE HELMICK HERSHBERGER HOVATTER ELLIS PARKER GERALD ALLAN HUMPHREY, JR. JOHNSON ALLEN RAY JONES JANE ELIZABETH JONES MADONNA CAROLYN KALAR JOANNA LOUISE KELLEY CHARLES ALBERT KETTERMAN, JR. DALE KEITH KNOTTS Talents Are Diversified . . and Many! DAVID ALAN LILIENFELD RONALD WILLIAM LIPSCOMB BRENDA LEE DONNA KAY ALMA FLORENCE LONG LUDWICK Me DANIEL GEROLD SHELDON MATUCK CHARLES WILLIAM MOORE Exciting Days! LOIS JEAN MARCO CLARENCE MEREL MARTIN HELEN LORRAINE MOORE Just one last look at what? Diana, qould you be diluting the liquid in your little brown bottle? SYLVIA JUNE MOYER DENNA JEANETTE MURPHY SHARON CHRISTINE MURRAY LUTHER MICHAEL NINE MARY LOUISE OWENS JUDITH ANN PARSONS GARY RICHARD PENNINGTON LYNDA DARLENE (GOSS) PENNINGTON JAMES DEXTER PHILLIPS LINDA JEAN PHILLIPS VONDA (BOHON) PHILLIPS Accomplishments Are LINDA (ROSIER) PENNINGTON PATRICK STANLEY PITCHFORD BARBARA JOYCE PLUM LEY Which college shall it be? RAY ALAN POLING WILLIS STANLEY BILUE JEAN RAMONDA LEE POLING RAMSEY ROACH PETER VON ROY KENNETH ALLEN SEVERE BELVA JEAN SHAHAN Where to from Here? JAMES LEONARD SHERMAN DONALD EUGENE SIMMONS JANET MARIE TERRANCE ALAN DOROTHY MAE SIMMONS SIMMONS SINCLAIR Mr. Prichard, this beau listening to you --Quotes English IV studenu Dottie, are you always that hard on your typewriters? WAYNE CLARK SMITH HELEN ELIZABETH SMITHSON JANET LOUISE SNYDER RICHARD CLYDE STOKES MARLENE RUTH SWARTZ KENNETH LEROY TEAGARDEN COMONIA ROSE PAULETTA JUDITH ELLEN THOMPSON VANDEVANDER WAMSLEY MARY JANE DANIEL LESLIE WESTFALL WILFONG Not strong enough, eh? Senior Index N.H.S. -- National Honor Society F.B.L. A. -- Future Business Leaders of America r.J.A. -- Future Journalist of America F.T.A. -- Future Teachers of America ARBOGAST, HAROLD CLARK, Arregeezer , p. 18, F.F.A. 1; Ambition, F.B.I. AUVIL, DONNA SUE, Auvil , p. 18, F.N.A. 2,3,4; F,J. A. 4; Office Staff 4; Panther Staff 4. AUVIL, JUDY ANN, Julie , p. 18, F.N.A. 4;F.J.A. 4; Ambition, beau- tician. BARB, DOROTHY LEE, Dottie , p. 18, F.N.A. 2,3,4; F.J.A. 4; N.T.S. 3,4; Pep Club 4. BAVA, JONH DANIEL, Hunk , p. 18, Hi-Y 2,3,4 (Secy. Treas. 4); Football Letterman 3,4. BEALL. JOHN GROVES, p. 18, Chess Club 4; Key Club 4; Football Let- terman 3,4. BOLING ER, FLODIE LOUISE, Foey , p. 19, Library Staff 4; Panther Staff 4. BONNER. DAVID CLEON, Jake”, p. 19, F.F.A. 1,2,3; Ambition, I.B.M. BONNER, DONNA LOUISE, Flippy”, P. 19, F.N.A. 2,3,4 (Pres. 3,4). BONNER, PATRICIA ANN, Trish , p. 19, Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3; F.J.A. 3; Sub. Major- ette 3; Majorette 4; F.N.A. 2,3,4 (Rep. 4); Pep Club 4; Office Staff 4; Student Council 3. BUNNELL. JACKSON BUREN,' Jack . p. 19, Baseball Letterman 3; Ambition, College. CALDWELL, ELIZABETH ANN, Susie , p. 19, 4-H2; F.N.A. 2, 3, 4; Tucker County- Fair Queen 4. CARR, ARTHUR DEWAINE, Sonny , p. 19, F.F.A. 2. CASSIDY, VELMA LYNN, Chunky , p. 19, F.N.A. 2,3,4; Ambition, beautician. CUONZO, VALERIE JOHANNA, Val , p. 20, F.N.A. 2,3, 4 (V-Pres. 3,4); N.T.S. 4; Pep Club 4; Majorette 3,4; Homecoming Princess 3; Class Secy. 1; Class Treas. 4; N.H.S. 4. N.T.S. -- National Thespian Society F.H.A. -- Future Homemakers of America F.N.A. --Future Nurses of America F.F.A. -- Future Farmers of America DENISON, MICHAEL McLAIN, Denison , p. 20, Hi-Y 1; Key Club 2, 3, 4 (Pres. 4); Foot- ball Letterman 3,4; Baseball Letterman 1,2; Bas- ketball Letterman 3,4; Class V-Pres. 1; Class Secy. 2. FANSLER, JANET LORENE, Fannie , p. 20, F.H.A. 1,2; F.N.A. 3,4. FIKE, LOUELLA JEWELL, Mandy , p. 20. F.N.A. 2,3,4; N.T.S. 3.4. FRIEND, BONNIE JEAN. p. 20, F.H.A. 1; F.N.A. 2,3,4; F.B.L.A. 3,4 (Rep. 4). GILMORE, DIANA LEE. Gilly , p. 20, N.H.S. 3, 4 (Treas. 4); N.T.S. 3,4 (Secy. 4); Tri-Hi-Y 1,2, 3 (V-Pres. 2, Treas. 3); Student Council 1,4; F.J.A. 4; Rainbow Girls 1,2,3, 4; Yearbook Editor 4; Class Pres. 3; Elks Leadership Award 3. GOSS, JEANNE ELIZABETH, p. 20, F.N.A. 2,3,4; F.J.A. 3,4; Class Secy. 4; Tucker County Fair Princess 4; Echo Staff 3,4; Panther Staff 4; Office Staff 4. GREENLIEF, DAVID KEE, Greenie , p. 21. Hi-Y 1,2; Band 1. 2, 3; Key Club 2, 3,4; F.J.A. 3,4; (Treas. 4); Basketball Mgr. 2,3; Football Mgr. 2,3,4; N.H.S. 4. HANSFORD. DAVID WAYNE, Dave , p. 21, Science Club 2; Key Club 3,4; T.V. Junior National Honor Society 1 (Pres. 1); T.V. Basket- ball Letterman 1; T.V. Physical Education Award 1; Student Council 3. HEDRICK, LARRY ALLEN, Shoestring , p. 21. F.F.A. 1,2, 3,4 (Pres. 4). HELMICK, GENEVA FAYE, Walter , p. 21, F.N.A. 3,4; Typing Award. HERSHBERGER, ANN MARIE, Annie , p. 21. F.N.A. 3,4; N.T.S. 3.4; Pep Club 4. HOVATTER, CAROLE SUE, Susie , p. 21, 4-H 2; F.N.A. 2, 3. 4 (Treas. 3. Secy. 4); Homecoming Princess 1. HUMPHREY, ELLIS PARKER, Duke , p. 22. Hi-Y; F.F.A. 2,3,4. JOHNSON, GERALD ALLAN, Wig”, p. 22. 4-H 1; Science Club 2; Hi-Y 3,4 (V-Pres. 3) ; N.T.S. 3,4; F.J.A. 4; Baseball Letterman 1, 2, 3, 4; Football Letterman 3, 4; Basketball Letterman 3,4; JONES. ALLEN RAY, A. J. , p. 22, F.F.A. 1,2, 3, 4. JONES, JANE ELIZABETH. Janie , p. 22, F.N.A. 2,3,4 (Chap. 3, Treas. 4); Band 1,2, 3,4; Sub. Majorette 4. KALAR, MADONNA CAROLYN, Kalar , p. 22, 4-H 1; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2, 3,4 (Rep. 3, Treas. 4); N.T.S. 4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Tucker County Fair Princess 4. KELLEY, JOANNA LOUISE, Jo Jo , p. 22, 4-H 2; F.N.A. 2,3,4 (Rep. 3, Chap. 4); F.J.A. 3, 4 (Secy. 4); Majorette 4; Panther Staff 3,4; Office Staff 3,4; Class Cheerleader 3,4; Homecoming Queen 4; N.H.S. 4. KETTERMAN, CHARLES ALBERT, Butch , p. 22, Key Club 2, 3, 4 (V-Pres. 4); Baseball Letterman 1.2,3,4; Football Letterman 2,3,4 (Co-Captain 4); Class Treas. 2. KNOTTS, DALE KEITH, Keith , p. 23, 4-H 1,2,3,4; Ambition, Army. KNOTTS, DONALD EUGENE, Don , p. 23; 4-H 1,2,3; F.F.A. 1,2, 3,4 (Secy. 4); F.J.A. 4. KNOTTS, ELIZABETH RAE, Liz , P. 23, F.T.A. 1 (Secy. 1); F.H.A. 2,3.4 (V-Pres. 3.4); F.N.A. 4. LEWIS, MICHAEL RAY. Big Louie , p. 23, Hi-Y 1,2,3, 4 (Pres. 2,3,4); Baseball Letterman 1,2,3,4; Basketball Letterman 2,3,4; Football Letterman 2,3,4; Football ALL-STATE, Honorable Mention 4. LILIENFELD, DAVID ALAN, Doc , p. 23, Science Club 1,2,3; N.H.S. 3, 4 (Pres. 4) ; Chess Club 4; Class Pres. 4; Basketball Let- terman 1. LIPSCOMB, RONALD WILLIAM, Ron , p. 23. 4-H 1; Science Club 2. LONG. BRENDA LEE, Bing , p. 24, 4-H 1 (Secy. 1); Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4; Rainbow Girls 1, 2,3,4; Majorette 2; Library Staff 3; N.H.S. 4. 32 LUDWICK, DONNA KAY, Kay , p. 24, F.N.A. 3,4; Ambition, Airline Stewardess. Me DANIEL, ALMA FLORENCE, Elmer , p. 24, F.N.A. 2,3,4; F.B.L.A. 4; N.T.S. 3,4. MARCO, LOIS JEAN, Shorty , p. 24, Elkins: Girls Athletic Association 2,3 (Treas. 3); Pep Club 1,2,3 (Historian 3); Parsons: Tri-Hi-Y 4; N.T.S. 4; Pep Club 4; Library Staff 4. MARTIN, CLARENCE MEREL, p. 24, F.F.A. 3, 4 (Rep. 4); Green Hand Pin 3. MATLICK, GEROLD SHELDON, p. 24, Key Club 2, 3, 4 (Chap. 4); Football Letter- man 2, 3. MOORE. CHARLES WILLIAM, Charlie , p. 24, F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. MOORE, HELEN LORRAINE, p. 24, Office Staff 4: F.N.A. 3; F.J.A. 4. MOYER, SYLVIA JUNE, Cagey , p. 25. F.N.A. 2,3,4; N.T.S. 3,4 (Secy. 3); River-City Garden Club Award 3. MURPHY, DENNA JEANETTE, Baldie , p. 25, Tri-Hi-Y 1,2, 3,4; N.H.S. 3, 4 (Secy.) 4; Class Pres. 1; Class V-Pres. 3; Tucker County Fair Princess 4. MURRAY. SHARON CHRISTINE, Furry , p. 25, Band 1,2,3; Panther Staff 4; Majorette 3; F.N.A. 2, 3,4 (Secy. 3); F.J.A. 3.4(V-Pres. 3, Pres. 4); N.T.S. 3, 4 (Pres. 3,4); Student Council 4 (Treas. 4); Class Cheerleader 2; Best Thespian Award 3; Editor of Echo 4. NESTOR, PATRICK IRVING, Irving , p. 25, Music Club 2, 3 (V-Pres. 2, Pres. 3); N.T.S. 4(V-Pres. 4); Football Letterman 2,3,4. NESTOR, ROBERT LEE, Bob p. 25, F.F.A. 1,2,3, 4; Star Green Hand 1; State Farmer's Degree 3; Football Letterman 4. NEWDECK, KATHLEEN JUNE, Kathy , p. 25, Mt. Vernon: Pep Club 1,2; Spanish Club 2; Parsons: N.T.S. 4. NINE. LUTHER MICHAEL, p. 26, Vo-Ag 1,2,3,4; Ambition, Army, OWENS, MARY LOUISE p. 26, F.B.L. A. 3, 4(Treas. 4): Ambition, Nurse. ■ ARSONS, JUDITH ANN. Parsons , p. 26, Tri-Hi-Y 1,2, 3,4 (Song Leader 2,3, 4); 4-H 2: Mixed Chorus 2; Band 1, 2,3,4; Library Staff 3; F.J. A. 4(V-Pres. 4); N.H.S. 4. PENNINGTON, GARY RICHARD. p. 26, American Legion Boys State 4. PENNINGTON, LINDA Rosier , p. 27, F.J. A. 3,4; F.N.A. 3; Tri-Hi-Y 1; Panther Staff 4. PENNINGTON, LYNDA Goss , p. 26. Tri-Hi-Y 2,3; F.B.L. A. 3, 4; Chess Club 4; Office Staff 4. PHILLIPS, JAMES DEXTER, Chunk , p. 26, Key Club 2, 3, 4; Ambition, College. PHILLIPS, LINDA JEAN, Wendy , p. 26, F.B.L.A. 3; Ambition, Secretary. PHILLIPS, VONDA Bohon , p. 26, F.B.L.A. 4; N.H.S. 4. PITCHFORD, PATRICK STANLEY, Pat , p. 27, Science Club 1,2, 3, 4 (V-Pres. 4); Chess Club 4. PLUMLEY, BARBARA JOYCE, p. 27, Ambition, Attend a speech school. POLING. WILLIS STANLEY, p. 27, F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. RAMSEY, BILLIE JEAN, B. J. , p. 27. Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4(V-Pres. 4); N.T.S. 3. 4; Banner Carrier 2,3; Majorette 4; Homecom- ing Maid-of-Honor 4; Pep Club 4; Office Staff 4: N.H.S. 4. ROACH, RAMONDA LEE, Roach , p. 27, Science Club 1; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4 (Pres. 4); Student Council 1,3 (V-Pres. 1, Pres. 3); N.H.S. 3, 4 (Chap. 4); Pep Club 4; Scholastic Achievement 1,3; Courtesy Award 3; Von Haven History 3. ROY, PETER VON, Pete p. 28, Ambition, Military Service. SEVERE. KENNETH ALLEN, Kenny , p. 28, F.F.A. 4; Ambition, Service. SHAHAN, BELVA JEAN, Billie Jo , p. 28, F.B.L. A. 4; Ambition, beautician. SHERMAN, JAMES LEONARD. Sherman , p. 28, F.J. A. 4; Band 1,2,3. SIMMONS, DONALD EUGENE, Don , p. 28, Ambition, College. SIMMONS, JANET MARIE, Jan , p. 28, Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4; 4-H 1,2,3; N.T.S. 3,4; Pep Club 4; Varsity Cheerleader 2, 3,4 (Head Cheerleader 4); Band 1,2,3. SINCLAIR, DOROTHY MAE, p. 28, Ambition, Secretary. SMITH, WAYNE CLARK. Clark . p. 29, Band 1,2,3, 4; Ambition, College. SMITHSON. HELEN ELIZABETH, Smitty , p. 29, F.T.A. 2,3 (V-Pres. 2. Treas. 3); 4-H 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4 (Chap. 4); Student Council 4 (Pres. 4); Band 1,2, 3, 4; Pep Club 4; Asst. Editor of Yearbook 4; F.J.A. 4; N.H.S. 3.4(V-Pres. 4); SNYDER, JANET LOUISE, Jan , p. 29. F.B.L. A. 4; Panther Staff 4. STOKES, RICHARD CLYDE, Rich , p. 29, Class V-Pres. 4. SWARTZ, MARLENE RUTH, Frenchie , p. 29. Band 1; 4-H 2,3; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3; F.N.A. 2.3.4. THOMPSON, COMONIA ROSE. Chump , p. 30. Band 1,2; F.N.A. 2,3,4. VANDEVANDER, PAULETTA, Paula , p. 30, Tri-Hi-Y 1; F.N.A. 2,3,4. WAMSLEY, JUDITH ELLEN, Worm”, p. 30, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 (Song Leader 3); Mixed Chorus 2; Majorette 1,2, 3, 4 (Head Majorette 3, 4); F.J.A. 3,4; Echo Staff 4; Panther Staff 4; Pep Club 4; Student Council 2; Class Secretary 3. WESTFALL. MARY JANE, Moose , p. 30. F.H.A. 2; F.B.L.A. 3,4. WILFONG, DANIEL LESLIE, Jug , p. 30, F.F.A. 1,2; Key Club 3,4; Class Treas. 1; Class Pres. 2; Football Letterman 1,2,3,4 (Co-Captain 4); Basketball Letterman 1,2,3,4 (Captain 4); Baseball Letterman 1,2,3, 4. 33 History of ’67 memories which they have acquired over the last four years. Freshmen In 1963 they took over their responsibilities as freshmen. Their sponsors were Mrs. Jean Burns, Miss Louise Williams, Mr. Robert Felton, and Mr. Guy Saporito. Their Student Council members were Linda Blankenship, Diana Gilmore, and Ramonda Roach. The officers elected to take over their business relations were president, Jeanette Murphy; vice-president, Mike Denison; secretary, Valerie Cuonzo; treasurer, Danny Wilfong; cheerleader, Peggy Shahan. They chose their animal, flower, and colors. Sophomores With a little more confidence they became sophomores in the year of 1964. They came up with an all-female representation on the Student Council; they were Jeanne Goss, Brenda Long, Valerie Cuonzo and Judy Wamsley. The offi- cers selected to lead the class were president, Danny Wilfong; vice-president, Mike Lewis; secretary, Mike Denison; treasurer, Charles Ketterman; cheerleader, Sharon Murray. To obtain money to meet their financial needs in the future they sold parkas, jerseys, and Christmas cards. Juniors In 1965 they roared into their junior year with excitement and energetic plans. Student Council members were Patricia Bonner, Jeanette Murphy, Ramonda Roach, and Dave Hensford. Officers for the year were president, Diana Gilmore; vice-president, Jeanette Murphy; secretary, Judy Wamsley; treasurer, Valerie Cuonzo; cheerleader, Jo- anna Kelley. During their term they sold sweatshirts, candy, pop, and Christmas cards. They also sponsored a dance and the Used Book Store. Mr. Albert Prichard, a '66 D. and E. graduate, took Miss Williams' place as a sponsor. The big event of the year was the Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom at D. E. 's Benedum Hall at Elkins on May 27. The Renegades furnished music for dancing and a folk singing group The Congressmen also entertained for a short time following the dinner hour. Seniors Swinging into their senior year at full speed, they chose the following as then officers: president, David Lilienfeld; vice-president, Richard Stokes; secretary, Jeanne Goss; treasurer, Valerie Cuonzo; cheerleader, Joanne Kelley. The Stu- dent Council members for the year of '66-'67 were Sharon Murray, Helen Smith- son, Diana Gilmore, and Brenda Long. Again the Class of '67 sponsored the Used Book Store; then they sat back and took a financial rest thinking mostly about caps and gowns, senior pictures, memory books, etc. A detailed history of the Senior year is not needed as the '67 PANTHER has recorded it for posterity. Juniors ’68 Class Officers PRESIDENT Dakota Bodkin VICE-PRESIDENT Danny Long SECRETARY Carolyn Evans TREASURER David Gutshall On Their Way To The Top The Student Council members from the Junior Class this year are the following: Dakota Bodkin, Linda Humphrey, Nancy Moore, and Mary Jane Watring. A late May banquet is planned. Betty Ball Dakota Bodkin Freeman Brand Dwight Bright Ann Ambrose Robert Armentrout Paula Arnold Madonna Bailey 36 Vickie Bunnell Marvin Canfield Danny Carr Joyce Carr Lois Carr Peggy Chrislip Moody Collette Robert Combs Marilynn Cuonzo Kathy Delaney Norma Dove David Eddy Sponsors Give A Helping Hand Sponsors Mr. Harold Shaffer Miss Linda Ladd Mrs. Sally English Mr. James Shriver 37 Awaiting Their Class Rings Danny Long Deborah Long Buford Lunsford Bernadine Marco Sandra Mason Paul Mauzy Dennis Moore Nancy Moore Carolyn Morrison Blake Nelson Betty Nestor Patty Owens Deborah Phillips Nancy Phillips Melvin Pifer John Poling Juniors Work On Banquet PHOTO WOT AVAILABLE Linda Rosenau Ramona Roy Kenneth Severe Charles Shiflet Emma Shirley David Shupp Tony Spessert Naomi Sponaugle Charles Stokes Linda Stokes Glenn Summerfield Slona Summerfield 39 Seniors To Be Virginia Summerfield William Summerfield Sharon Syrian Glenn T eagarden Ray Tuesing Roy T uesing Benny Vandevander Mildred Wamsley Mary Watring John White David Wilfong Dennis Wolford Graduates of ’69 PRESIDENT Edina Williams VICE-PRESIDENT Rita T urvey SECRETARY Doris Shahan TREASURER Bradley Ramsey Sophomores The Student Council members belonging in the Sophomore Class this year are Brian Bennett, Ann Kee and Edina Williams. Their class colors are blue and white; the class animal, porpoise; and the class flower, a yellow rose. 42 Sponsors Miss Karolyn Lowther Mr. Charles Raad Mr. Howard Ashby Harry Amie Denver Arbogast Barbara Arnold Mary Arnold Linda Ball Brian Bennett Johnny Bennett Sharon Blanton Delores Bohon Linda Bohon Jean Bonner William Bunnell Hoye Carr Larry Cassidy Roger Channell J2T moto MOT A v All AA4J William Channell Patricia Cosner John Cross Linda Cross Lenny Delaney Years of New Experiences Cutting classes again, huh!!!! 43 Looking For Excitement Ann Kee Pamela Kerr Dennis Knotts Erma Knotts Norma Knotts Norman Knotts Richard Knotts Robert Kyle Charles Laffin John Lambert Artie McDonald Some people were born with brains. These boys were gifted with feet! Preparing For the Future Stephen McDonald Larry Mensch Thomas Mick Linda Miller Randall Moore Wayne Phillips Marsha Plum Steven Plum Thomas Plumley Addie Poling Marion Pratt Lois Morrison Dennis Nelson Ruby Nelson James Nestor David Oldaker David Paugh Patricia Pennington Anetta Phillips David Phillips Patty Phillips f 1ST 45 PHOTO WOT 4 V AH Alii ■ James Purnell Bradley Ramsey Cora Rummel Larry Shaffer Doris Shahan Clell Simmons Janet Simmons Kenneth Smith Dora Streets John Thompson Rita Turvey Betty Vanmeter Danny Wade Carolyn Weese Ronald White Edina Williams Sheila Wiseman Tomorrow is Today’s Dreams Who said we never listen! Freshmen Freshmen ’70 Officers PRESIDENT James Gilmore VICE-PRESIDENT Chester Pitzer SECRETARY Kennette Hebb TREASURER Doug Owens Sponsors Mrs. Hazel Bennett Mrs. Bertie Rennix Mr. Howard (Dale) Moore Mr. Robert Walters Striving For Success The Freshman Class roared into P. H.S. this year with 93 members. Nine- teen of the class were boys and girls from other schools. The students chosen to represent the Freshmen in the Student Council were Craig Holler, Barbara Barr, Shirley Rosier and Chester (Buddy) Pitzer. Roy Arnold Barbara Barr James Bava Lovanna Belton Clarice Bennett Herbert Bennett William Bennett Marian Bilby Sandra Bolinger Denzil Booth Richard Bright Rebecca Carr Sandra Carr Patrick Cassidy James Chrislip Betty Davis Blanche Davis Faye Davis Ilina Davis Victoria Davis Frances Fansler Rodney Foster James Gilmore Johnny Griffith Roy Griffith Gary Haller Harry Hardy James Harris Kennette Hebb Monty Hedrick Freshmen Set Their Own Goals Dale Helmick Craig Holler Barbara Hovatter Doak Huffman Narel Jones Rebecca Kalar Donna Kerns Katherine King Neil Kisamore Brenda Knotts Kenneth Knotts William Lambert Barbara Lantz Evelyn Leary Carl Lipscomb John Lipscomb James Mensch Margaret Miller Howard Moore Myrna Murray Randall Nelson Johnny Nestor Lonnie Nestor Marilyn Nestor Marvin Nestor Shirley Nine Jimmy Oldaker Douglas Owens Margaret Owens Johnny Parsons 49 Guess what? NO HOMEWORK!!! J Can we sit this one out? Climbing Climbing Climbing ! Ada Paugh Eldon Phillips Randy Phillips Shirley Phillips Chester Pitzer Clyde Plum Donna Plumley Charlotte Poling Dottie Poling Linda Poling Pelrna Roach Richard Rohrbaugh Karen Root Shirley Rosier Mike Roy Martha Sell Aleta Shahan David Simmons Ronda Simmons Anne Smithson Brian Sponaugle Wanda Summerfield Linda Teagarden Rosa Turvey Anita Virostek Frank Watring Gary White Steven Wilfong Mitchell Wilson, Jr. Junior High Junior High Beverly Allender Patricia Ball Barbara Barlow Linda Bennett Richard Boyles Patricia Cale Charles Cassidy Susan Cross Virgil Cummings Sandra Dotson Deborah Dougherty James Dumire Linda Fansler Philip Filler Otis Frymyer Barbara Gower Patrick Gray Wallace Haller Anna Mae Harman Willard Harper Stephen Heckler Allan Hedrick Melvin Johnson Michael Judy Craig Keller Bernard Kelley Benjamin Kisamore Barbara Knotts Danny Knotts Delvin Knotts Ricky Knotts Sandra Knotts Charlotte Lambert Maxine Lantz Pete Liller Sandra Lowther Pamela McCauley Wanda Mason Gary Maxwell Larry Maxwell Judy Metz Kenneth Metz Janet Miller James Moore Elisa Natale Patricia Nelson Billy Nestor Carol Nestor Jerry Nestor Wanda Nestor Charlotte Nine George Nine Frances Pennington Judy Pennington Eighth Grade T, PRESIDENT----- VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY----- TREASURER ---- ■ - Jill Simmons - - Craig Kellar Sandra Lowther - Jimmy Moore SPONSORS Miss Louise Williams, Mrs. Carol Roy, Mrs. Margaret Rightmire Searching For Goals Anna Phillips Beverly Phillips Charles Phillips Marsha Phillips Sandra Phillips Pete Plum June Pratt Nona Reinhart Sharon Rhodes Debra Rosenau Roy Lee Roy Jill Simmons Gloria Simmons Norma Sinclair Gloria Summerfield Claude Streets Patty Streets Stephen Swisher Herbert Turvey Paul Ward Rebecca Watring Ann Mae White Sandra White William White Seventh Grade ll o ■ - A AUM Picture Not Avoilobk D P c Mi Pic turc Not Avoilobk n Picture Not Avoilobk i What was that?? James Bailey Jeff Barb Deborah Bland Mike Booth Burely Carr Earnest Dearfield Danny Falls Ellie Frazee Ernest Gooding Carolyn Helmick Russell Helmick John Hershberger Brenda Hovatter Terri Hovatter Janet Huffman Aruther Jones Jennifer Kalar Frank King Mary Knotts Roy Lipscomb Deborah Long Cynthia McCourt Charlesetta McDonald Steven Marks Raymond Mason Michael Mauzy Floyd Morrison Charles Myers Robyn Parsons Robert Pase Teresa Pennington John Persutti Boyd Plumley Garry Rohrbaugh Earnest Sherman Stephen Sherman James Shiflet Robert Shirley Debra Simmons Brenda Shupp Nancy Snider Cecil Summerfield Sharon White Dwight Wolford PRESIDENT Jeff Barb VICE-PRESIDENT James Shiflet SECRETARY Cynthia McCourt TREASURER Robyn Parsons SPONSORS Mrs. Frances Harper Mr. Jon Shriver 1966 - 67 Co - DANNY WILFONG Fullback 3 Yt. MIKE DENISON Halfback 2 Yr. Panthers In PHS OPP Mountaineer 31 20 Terra Alta 33 7 Webster Springs 19 7 Masontown 7 12 Doddridge 19 13 Southern 13 27 University 33 13 Kingwood 34 6 Burnsville 32 19 Captains MIKE LEWIS BUTCH KETTERMAN Halfback Guard (L. to R.) Coach Neil A. Gutshall, Asst. Coach Howard D. Moore. 3 Yr. 3 Yr. Action ! ! ! FIRST ROW (L. toR.): Bava, D. Gutshall, Halfin, Lipscomb, Denison, Ketterman, Lewis, Wilfong, Evick, Nestor, Johnson, Beall, McDonald, Coach Moore, SECOND ROW: Coach Gutshall, Laffin. Bennett, Simmons. Wade, T. Gutshall, Delaney, Plumley, Moore, Teagarden, Shupp, Wilfong, Mgr. Greenlief, THIRD ROW: Mgr. Parsons, Bennett, Knotts, Nestor, Kisamore, Cross, Lambert, Channell, Wilfong, and Mgr. Gilmore. 57 Panthers Notch 7-2 Record The 1966-67 Panther squad proved to be a powerhouse. It tied the highest record ever made at P. H. S., a mark which was made also in '61. When asked to make a comment on the Panther gridders, Coach Gutshall replied, The team this year has improved tremen- dously on its blocking. A great desire to win has also influenced the boys' playing. He added that the team's discipline has been a great deal better this year. More attention has been paid to the Coach, and his words of wisdom have been put to good use. Coach Gutshall is very proud of our '66-67 team, as is the whole school. ALLAN JOHNSON Halfback 2 Yrs. RALPH EV1CK Fullback 1 Yr. Offense Lewis Wilfong D. Gutshall Denison Halfin Teagarden Ketterman Nestor Beall Plumley Delaney 58 Denison Halfin Plumley Johnson Wilfong D. Gutshall Lipscomb Nestor Beall Ketterman Lewis Defense PAT NESTOR Center 2 Yrs. DAVE GREENLIEF Dave, a senior this year, has been a manager for the P.H.S. football team for 3 years. He will now turn over his water bucket to the under- classmen. JOHN BEALL Middle Guard 2 Yrs. PETE LIPSCOMB End 2 Yrs. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Rita Turvey, Janet Simmons, and Marilynn Cuonzo. Pep Squad Janet Simmons Janet, 17-years-old senior, is a member of the National Thespian Society and the Band. This popular brunette has been a cheerleader for four years. She plans to attend Fairmont State College after graduation and become a social worker. 60 HEAD CHEERLEADER P.H.S. Dribblers Show Fine Fashion FIRST ROW: T. Halfin, A. Johnson, M. Lewis, D. Wilfong, M. Denison, D. Gutshall, D, Lilienfeld. SEC- OND ROW: Mgr. R. Bunnell, C. Simmons, T. Gutshall, K. Smith, D. Wade, Coach Gutshall. Senior Lettermen CAPTAIN DAVE LILIENFELD Forward I Yr. MIKE DENISON Center 2 Yrs. DANNY WILFONG Guard 3 Yrs. Danny has been selected captain of the 1966-67 basketball team. He has lettered 3 years in football, basketball, and baseball. With Danny on our team, P. H. S. is hard to beat. ALLAN JOHNSON Guard 2 Yrs. I MIKE LEWIS Forward 3 Yrs. H OPP. Webster Springs - - - 80 50 Alumni 60 57 Holiday Tournament (Parsons) Masontown - - - -114 90 Tygarts Valley 71 53 Harman ■ 82 50 Mountaineer - - - - 96 49 Elkins - - - 62 74 University ----- 76 51 Philip Barbour - - - - 81 67 Webster Springs - - ■ 73 60 Philip Barbour 72 63 Tygarts Valley 60 55 Harman - 89 70 Mountaineer - - - - 87 79 Elkins 57 61 Masontown - .... 77 89 University 83 78 Starting Five Mike Denison Mike Lewis Allan Johnson Danny Wilfong Dave Gutshall 63 PARSONS PARSONS FIRST ROW: G. Haller, N. Kisamore, C. Wilfong, F. Waning, B. Lambert, B. Pitzer. SECOND ROW: Coach Moore, B. Turvey, C. Kellar, P. Liller, B. Kelley, and E. Phillips (Mgr.). Jr.-High Dribblers Cheerleaders Janet Miller, Marilyn Nestor, and Debra Simmons H OPP. Mountaineer - 43 34 Coalton ■ 47 34 Philippi 51 26 Kasson 34 36 Belington 47 34 Elkins 31 26 Mountaineer - 36 49 Coalton 35 24 Philippi 60 34 Elkins 32 26 Kasson Belington - - - 37 45 i Organizations Panther Cubs Wallace Haller, Herbert Turvey, Robert Pase, Mike Booth, Jeff Barb, Robert Shirley, Pete Liller, Craig Kellar; Mrs. Frances Harper (Sponsor), Debbie Doughtery, Debbie Rosenau, Nona Reinhart, Susan Cross, Nancy Snider, Pam McCauley, Lisa Natalie, Anna Mae Harman (Treasurer), Jill Simmons (Vice-Presi- dent), Wanda Nestor (Secretary), Yvonne Simmons (President), Ellie Frazee, Dee Dee Bland, Terri Hovatter, Robyn Parsons, Cynthia Me Court, Charlotte Lambert, Sharon Rhodes, and Frances Penning- ton. Panther 4-H Craig Holler, Barbara Hovatter, Ann Kee (Reporter), Clell Simmons (Treasurer), Bradley Ramsey (Pres- ident), Edina Williams (Vice-President), Ann Ambrose (Secretary), Barbara Barr, Marlayne Kalar, Danny Wade, Mike Hedrick, Randy Moore, Johnny Lambert, Blanche Davis, Lovanna Belton, James King, and Howard Moore. OFFICERS Hi-Y PRESIDENT.............Mike Lewis VICE-PRESIDENT-----Dave Gutshall SEC. -TREAS.----------John Bava SERGEANT AT ARMS - Clell Simmons Mike Lewis, John Bava, Dave Gutshall, Clell Simmons, John Poling, Bob Armentrout, Allan Johnson, Jim Gil- more, Marvin Canfield, Johnny Lambert, and Mr. Al- bert Prichard (Sponsor). OFFICERS PRESIDENT ------- Ramonda Roach VICE-PRESIDENT------Billie Ramsey SECRETARY...........Sharon Syrian TREASURER----------Madonna Kalar CHAPLAIN----------Helen Smithson SONG LEADERS-------Dakota Bodkin, Judy Parsons Tri-Hi-Y Ramonda Roach, Billie Ramsey,. Sharon Syrian, Madonna Kalar, Helen Smithson, Judy Parsons, Dakota Bodkin, Rosa Purvey, Aleta Shahan, Shirley Rosier, Barbara Hovatter, Anne Smithson, Marilyn Nestor, Marlayne Kalar, Judy Wamsley, Susan Lambert, Marilynn Cuonzo, Bernadine Marco, Miss Linda Ladd (Sponsor), Pelma Roach, Edina Williams, Jeanette Murphy, Lois Marco, Brenda Long, Linda Teagarden, and Barbara Barr. 67 PRESIDENT 14 New Members Inducted Into National Honor Society Initiation Ceremony February 1 7 MUSIC PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE - STAR SPANGLED BANNER DEVOTIONS .......... Band Ramonda Roach -Band Rev. Rankin Roach PRESIDENT'S WELCOME AND LIGHTING OF TORCH--------- David Lilienfeld LIGHTING OF CANDLES- Charactet”--------- Scholarship ------- Leadership -------- Service - -------- Helen Smithson - Diana Gilmore Jeanette Murphy - Ramonda Roach ADVISOR SPEAKS Mr. Shaffer Ramonda Roach PRESENTATION OF NEW MEMBERS BY SPONSORS: Senior Class---------- Junior Class----------- Pledge ---------------- Mr. Prichard - - Miss Ladd • - - Mr. Sines FIRST ROW: Diana Gilmore, Ramonda Roach, Jeanette Murphy, Charles Shiflet, Nancy Moore, Jonathan Lilienfeld, Linda Humphrey, Dakota Bodkin, Helen Smithson, David Lilienfeld: SECOND ROW: Mr. Shaffer (Sponsor), Sharon Murray, Valerie Cuonzo, Billie Ramsey, Richard Stokes, Vonda Phillips, Dave Greenlief, Brenda Long, Joanna Kelley, and Judy Parsons. Key Club Gerold Matlick, Danny Wilfong, James Phillips, Dave Greenlief, Charles Ketter- man, Charles Shiflet, Dave Phillips, and Mr. Howard Ashby (Sponsor). Future Business Leaders of America Virginia Summerfield (Secretary), Mary uwens (Treasurer), Mary Westfall (President), Mrs. Bertie Rennix (Sponsor), Linda Humphrey (Vice-President), Bonnie Friend (Reporter), Vonda Phillips, Linda Rosenau, Linda Phillips, Linda Stokes, Janet Snyder, Lynda Penning ton, Emma Shirley, Belva Shahan, Paula Arnold, Carolyn Evans, Loretta Huffman. OFFICERS PRESIDENT Mike Denison VICE PRESIDENT Charles Ketterman SECRETARY Charles Shiflet TREASURER Danny Wilfong CHAPLAIN Gerold Matlick Student Council PRESIDENT.....................Helen Smithson VICE-PRESIDENT.........................Nancy Moore SECRETARY.....................Dakota Bodkin TREASURER............ Sharon Murray SERGEANT AT ARMS.......................Brian Bennett Now, Helen, don't let the flag touch the ground. Edina Williams, Mary Jane Watring, Ann Kee, Linda Humphrey, Maxine Lantz, Brian Bennett, Brenda Long, Dakota Bodkin. Shirley Rosier, Nancy Moore, Diana Gilmore, Helen Smithson, Sharon Murray, Craig Holler, Pat Bailey, Miss Karolyn Lowther (Sponsor), Anna Mae Harman, Barbara Barr, Janet Mil- ler, and Mac Sherman. Oh, Ann! I forgot my lines!! Thespian Society Troupe No. 2770 of the National Thes- pian Society was organized by Jon Shriver in February in '66. Their first three-act play entitled Hillbilly Weddin' was a big success. Their plans this year include entering the drama festival in the spring and producing the play Cannibal Queen”. Many of the props are handmade and several members carry the responsibility of the make-up. PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER REPORTER Sharon Murray Pat Nestor Diana Gilmore Judy Wamsley Craig Holler Ann Hershberger, Billie Ramsey, Dottie Barb, Judy Wamsley, Sharon Murray, Pat Nestor, Diana Gil- more, Craig Holler, Janet Simmons, Valerie Cuonzo, Allan Johnson, Dave Eddy, Danny Long. Lois Marco, Kathy Newdeck, Madonna Kalar, Debby Phillips, Susan Lambert, Marilynn Cuonzo, Patti Owens, Sylvia Moyer, Vickie Bunnell, Myrna Murray, Ronda Simmons, Peggy Chrislip, and Mr. Jon Shriver (Sponsor). Pep Club Marilynn Cuonzo, Billie Ramsey, Valerie Cuonzo, Dottie Barb, Ann Hershberger, Rita Turvey, Janet Simmons, Mrs. Frances Harper (Sponsor); Judy Wamsley, Brenda Long, Lois Marco, Sharon Syrian, Donna Bailey, Peggy Chrislip, Millie Wamsley, Patricia Bonner, Kathy Delaney, Rosa Turvey; Blanche Davis, Lovanna Belton, Frances Fansler, Becky Carr, Ramonda Roach, Linda Teagarden, Marlayne Kalar, Barbara Barr; Helen Smithson. Dakota Bodkin, Susan Lambert, Bernadine Marco, Ann Ambrose, Sheila Wiseman, Edina Williams, and Anne Kee. Camera Club PRESIDENT------------------Brian Bennett VICE-PRESIDENT.......................Charles Laffin SECRETARY-------- Edina Williams TREASURER -- - - -- - -----Randy Moore REPORTER----------------- Anne Kee HISTORIAN -- ------------- Patty Pennington 72 Marsha Plum, Anne Kee, Edina Wil- liams, Brian Bennett, Charles Laffin, Randy Moore; Mr. Dale Moore (Spon- sor), Erma Knotts, Johnny Lambert, Johnny Parsons, Howard Moore, Mike Hedrick, and Herbert Bennett. Chess Club Marvin Canfield, Bob Armentrout, Dave Gutshall, Manlynn Cuonzo, Barry Hoskins, Mr. Albert Pric- hard (Sponsor), John Poling, Susan Lambert, Johnny Lambert, and Pat Pitchford. PRESIDENT - David Lilienfeld (not shown) Future Homemaker of America OFFICERS -----Ramona Roy - Elizabeth Knotts Mary Jane Watring - - - Ann Ambrose -----Nancy Moore PRESIDENT...... VICE-PRESIDENT - SECRETARY....... TREASURER...... PARLIAMENTARIAN Barbara Haller, Ann Ambrose, Ramona Roy, Mary Jane Watring, Nancy Moore, Elizabeth Knotts; Mrs. Hazel Bennett (Sponsor), Betty Nestor, Brenda Knotts, Nancy Hile, Narel Jones, Joyce Hile, Wanda Summerfield, Cora Rummel, and Dons Shahan. 73 Music Club Donna Bailey, Betty VanMeter, Rennie Evick, Bill Bennett; Mr. Saporito (Sponsor), Ginger Kalar, Gary Rohrbaugh, Donna Nestor, Charlesetta McDonald, Mary Knotts, Carolyn Helmick, Debra Simmons, Ruth Jones, and Frances Pennington. OFFICERS PRESIDENT Donna Bailey VICE-PRESIDENT Rennie Evick SECRETARY Betty VanMeter REPORTER Bill Bennett I Future Teachers of America These girls attended a State FTA meeting at Jackson's Mill in October. Betty Nestor, Brenda Knotts, Nancy Hile, Blanche Davis Lovanna Bel- ton, Anne Kee, and Mrs. Sally English (Sponsor). 74 Pat doesn't know that this is highly explosive! OFFICERS PRESIDENT - - - -----------------Paul Mauzy VICE-PRESIDENT..................Pat Pitchfotd TREASURER-----------------------John Bennett Steven Marks, Ernest Gooding, Steve Sherman, Eddy Wolford, James Bailey, Mike Mauzy, John Bennett, Mr. James Shriver (Sponsor), Paul Mauzy, Mr. Charles 'Radd (Sponsor), Pat Pitchford, James Shiflet, John Cross, John Hershburger, Wayne Harper, Mac Sherman, Sheila Wiseman, and Mary Arnold. 75 Future Farmers of America William Summerfield, James Nestot, Merel Martin, Bob Nestor, Don Knotts, Larry Hedrick, Monty Hedrick; Rodney Foster, Roy Griffith, James Mensch, James King, David Shupp, Mr. Robert Felton (Sponsor); Danny Carr, Denme Vandevander, Allen Jones, Charles Moore, Larry Foster, Michael Cassidy; Kenny Knotts, Lonnie Nestor, Johnny Nestor, Chester Pitzer, Keith Knotts, Roger Phillips, Roy Tuesing, Kenneth Severe, Glenn Summerfield, Ellis Humphrey, Jerry Helmick, Luther Nine, Gary White, Brian Sponaugle, James Purnell, Artie McDonald, Steve Plum, Ronald White, Dennis Knotts, Norman Knotts; Pat Cassidy, Hoye Carr, Fred Combs, Denzil Booth, Pete Libscomb, Melvin Pifer, Ray Poling, Denzil Jones, Jim Bava, Roger Chan- nell, Dale Helmick, Bob Kyle, Tony Spessert, Tom Mick, Richard Knotts, and John White. OFFICERS PRESIDENT----- VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY ---- TREASURER ----- REPORTER ...... SENTINEL ...... - - - - - Larry Hedrick - - - - - - James Nestor -----------Don Knotts William Summerfield -------Merel Martin -----------Bob Nestor 76 Future Nurses of America OFFICERS PRESIDENT...............Donna Bonner VICE-PRESIDENT........Valerie Cuonzo SECRETARY............Carol Ho vat ter TREASURER...............Janie Jones CHAPLAIN...............Joanna Kelley REPORTER -...........Patricia Bonner Rita Turvey, Ann Hershberger, Lois Carr, Geneva Helmick, Peggy Miller, Janie Jones, Donna Bonner, Valerie Cuonzo, Carol Hovatter, Patricia Bonner, Joanna Kelley, Dottie Barb, Comoma Thompson; Sharon Murray, Vickie Bunnell, Linda Bohon, Bonnie Friend, Elizabeth Knotts, Sharon Halier, Donna Auvil, Pauletta Vandevander, Mrs. Margaret Rightmire (Sponsor), Janet Fansler, Louella Fike, Sylvia Moyer, Patti Owens, Elizabeth Caldwell. Jeanne Goss, Marlene Swartz, Donna Ludwick, and Judy Auvil. 77 Linda Phillips, James Sherman, Emma Shirley, Wayne Smith, Linda Humphrey, Nancy Hile, Don Knotts, Lorraine Moore, Joanna Kelley, Judy Parsons. Jeanne Goss, Sharon Murray, Dottie Barb, Debby Phillips, Mrs. Jean Burns. (Sponsor) Lois Marco, Carolyn Evans, Diana Gilmore. Helen Smithson, Judy Wamsley, Ann Ambrose, David Greenlief, Allan Johnson, David Gutshall, and Charles Shiflet. Future Journalists of America PRESIDENT Sharon Murray VICE-PRESIDENT Judy Parsons SECRETARY Joanna Kelley TREASURER Dave Greenlief SERGEANT AT ARMS Allan Johnson 78 Mr. and Miss P.H.S. Class Favorites Gee! I didn't know you cared, Danny.H JOANNA KELLEY DANNY WILFONG Senior Are you going to buy me a candy bar, or not?” VIRGINIA SUMMERFIELD DAVE GUTSHALL Junior 1967 Panther Queen Sharon Murray Seniors Who’s Who Why, Danny! I thought only bunnies had powder puffs! Most Talented JUDY W A MS LEY DANNY WILFONG Best Looking MARY OWENS DANNY WILFONG Hey, Danny! Judy doesn't seem to think you'll make another Frank Sin- atra. “If you tell one more elephant joke, I’ll open the door for you as soon as I get I'm gonna scream! it unlocked! Wittiest Most Courteous 83 JANIE JONES - ALLAN JOHNSON RAMONDA ROACH - PAT NESTOR Neatest Shine, Mister.' Class Flirts ► JUDY WAMSLEY - RALPH EVICK ◄ BRENDA LONG DAVE GREEN LIEF 'This is double dating the fun way. Most Bashful DOROTHY SINCLAIR LUTHER NINE Come on, Luther. She won’t bite! Most Likely To Succeed RAMON DA ROACH DAVID LILIENFELD Curses! Failed Again! ” Most Fun To Be With JUDY WAMSLEY ALLAN JOHNSON This will quiet the place down for a little while. Biggest Bluff JANET SIMMONS DAVE GREEN LIEF Hey, Judy! Help him find the right end. i Most Talkative LOUELLA FIRE JOHN BAVA Hey, you two, we don't think you're THAT good! Friendliest RAMONDA ROACH DANNY WILFONG 85 'Just one little word, Ramonda! RAMON DA ROACH DAVID LILIENFELD Most Studious Hey, Judy! Keep your'eyes on the ball!’ Best Dancers VALERIE CUONZO MIKE DENISON We hate to disappoint you, kids, but this isn’t the way you waltz! ” Most Athletic JUDY PARSONS DANNY WILFONG 86 Aha! So that’s how Doc gets those grades! FIRST ROW: H. Smithson, R. Moore, M. Kalar, M. Bailey, B. VanMeter, M. Murray, M. Kalar. SECOND ROW: B. Barr, L. Teagarden, R. Turvey, P. Arnold, M. Cuonzo, Y. Simmons, D. Gutshall, D. Long, M. Wamsley, R. Evick, W. Phillips, A. Harman, P. McCauley, P. Nestor, D. Bodkin. THIRD ROW: D. Phillips, A. Shalian, P. Nelson, N. Reinhart, J. Jones, R. Nelson, M, Hedrick, J. Simmons, J. Parsons, D. Phillips, D. Eddy, G. Haller, D. Simmons, F, Dotson, W. Bennett, R. Evick, W. Smith, T. Halfin, C, Holler, A. Hedrick, C. Kellar, W. Nes- tor, B. Lambert, A. Smithson. FOURTH ROW: J. Wamsley, S. Lambert, B. Ramsey, P. Bonner, K. Delaney, J. Kelley, P. Chrislip, V. Cuonzo, J. Phillips and Guy Saporito, (Director) Director and Manager HIGH SCHOOL BAND Drum Major Banner Carriers MYRNA MURRAY, LINDA TEAGARDEN JANIE JONES (Sub. Majorette) This has been an outstanding year for the 55 PHS Band members and their director. They have entered many parades, won sev- eral prizes, and received superior ratings. 88 MR. SAPORITO JAMES PHILLIPS DAVID GUTSHALL Dance Band The Dance Band is a new activity of the PHS Band. R. Moore, D. Bodkin, D. Gutshall, H. Smith son. P. Nestor; R. Evick, T. Halfin, C. Holler, D. Long, B. Lambert; K. Delaney, D. Phillips, D. Eddy, D. Simmons, W. Phillips, M. Hedrick, R. Evick, Mr. Guy Saporito. Senior Band Members Senior Band Members: J. Simmons, H. Smith- son, J. Jones, M. Kalar J. Parsons, W. Smith, R. Evick, P. Nestor. 89 Judy, sitting on a drum, is surrounded by her seven twirlers. In the circle (left to right) are Susan, Billie, Patricia, Kathy, Joanna, Peggy, and Valerie. P.H.S. Majorettes Head Twirler JUDY W A MS LEY Judy has been in the majorette corps for five years. She ser- ved as mascot for one year and has held the position of head majorette for the past two years. V.I.P.’s of Parsons High County Supt. C. B. Odell, a former Lincoln County teacher, came to Tucker County nine years ago as Vo-Ag teacher at M. H.S. He received his M.A. degree from W.V.U. On Nov- ember 1, 1965, he assumed the duties of superinten- dent. Photographer Dip Parsons Bus Drivers Our Thanks! For your long hours of labor For your many, many kind- nesses For overlooking our- thoughtless acts For often going the second mile” - We say a MILLION thanks! Maintenance Frank Dilly, Lorn Wiseman, Estel Poling, Earl Strawderman Gilbert Knicley, Ford Nestor, Dale Barr, Warren Knicley. and Harry Harper. Cooks Eva Sheets Delcie Ashby Evelyn Barr Forestry Class Mr. Miller. D. Nelson, K. Severe, A. Johnson, J. Bava, D. Carr, B. Lunsford, R. Tuesing, M. Nelson ROBERT MILLER, formerly of Pittsburgh, received his B.S. from W.V.U. in 1963. Following this he worked for the Federal Forest Service in Oregon. He joined the P. H.S. Faculty the latter part of Septem ber. He is nearing the completion of his M.A. at W.V.U. Library! Staff D. Gilmore, M. Owens, B. Marco, L. Marco, E. Knotts, F. Bolinger, D. Ludwick, P. Vandevander, M. Westfall, A. Hersh- berger, Miss Lowther, and C. Hovatter. m 4 lust the busy life of three book checkers ! Danny Wilfong, co-captain of the football team, crowns Queen Joanna. Seen with Joanna is her escort Terry Simmons, senior. P.H.S. Homecoming In charge of the 19th Annual Homecoming were the Band and Student Council. Announcing the program was Helen Smithson, president of the Stu- dent Council. At the Homecoming game 125 alumni were registered. The Band, under the direction of Guy A. Sapor- ito, played while the court walked through an aisle formed by the majorettes. The following day the royal court rode in con- vertibles in the Tucker County Firemen’s Parade. Royal Court PRINCESSES AND ESCORTS (Sr.) Billie Ramsey Gerold Matlick (Jr.) Barbara Haller Richard Knotts (Soph.) Doris Shahan John Lambert (Fresh.) Kennette Hebb Bill Lambert QUEEN - Joanna Kelley ' C Mil ♦ III H j (L. to R.) Frances Pennington, Barbara Haller, Billie Ramsey, Joanna Kelley, Doris Shahan, Kennette Hebb, and Ellie Fra- zee. In the convertibles are the princesses Billie, Doris, Kennette, and Queen Joanna. Princess Barbara and her. escort Richard are entering the aisle during the ceremony held at 10 A.M. in the P.H.S. auditorium. 93 Sailing Into The Future PETE LIPSCOMB, newly-elected principal of P.H.S. has announced the hiring of HAROLD ARBOGAST as Driver Education teacher at P.H.S. DONNA AUV1L is now selling Tom's'' peanuts and she makes her largest sales at the Woolen Mill. Starting St. George's first nursery and day school are VELMA CASSIDY AND JUDY AUVIL. Their twelve children are the school’s best students. DOTTIE BARB is now Assistant Postmaster General and is working on new and faster ways for overseas com- munication. JOHN BAVA has just announced the opening of his first noodle factory in Dry Fork. Farmer of the Year award has been presented to JOHN BEALL for his outstanding work raising cauli- flower on his farm in Canaan Valley. FLODIE BOLINGER has achieved the title of Commander- in-Chief of the WACS and is now starring in the TV series, The Wackiest Ship in the Army. DAVID BONNER has opened a driving school for un- fortunate teen-aged boys whose driver's licenses are taken away by their mothers. David's mother final- ly returned his after 10 years. Don't forget to visit Mademoiselle (DONNA) BONNER'S Fifth Avenue Beauty Salon when in New York. PATRICIA BONNER is now the proud owner of Hedrick’s Grocery Store and she specializes in selling Jody candy bars. JACKIE BUNNELL is the owner of controlling stock of the Papst Blue Ribbon Distributing Company in Milwaukee. SUSIE CALDWELL recently crowned her daughter Eliz- abeth II, Queen Daphne XLVIII, queen of the Tucker County Fair on the 20th anniversary of her reign. SONNY CARR is still practicing on how to stay awake under the wheel and has learned to make black coffee just in case of need. MIKE DENISON has just opened his newest Wowee Club in Las Vegas with clubs located in 500 cities all over the world. Word has just been received that RALPH EVICK has taken Herb Alpert's place as solo trumpeter in the Tijuana Brass. JANET FANSLER and ALMA McDANIEL have established a taxi service between Hambleton and Hendricks and are doing a thriving business. TALKER OF THE YEAR” award was presented to LOUELLA FIKE, the new speech teacher at P.H.S. BONNIE FRIEND has built a dormitory for married couples at West Virginia University and is living in the pent- house of the building. VALERIE CUONZO finally got to Italy and is serving as chief cook to the prime minister of the country. Word has just reached us that DIANA GILMORE is estab- lished on her sheep ranch in Australia and spends most of her time shearing sheep. Owners of the largest pineapple factory in Hawaii are JEANNE GOSS and her four little sugar Plums . Winner of the Daytona 500 is DAVE Greenie GREEN LIEF in his $11,000 Sting Ray Corvette. GENEVA HELMICK is happily married and living on Walter Street in Cincinnati. ANN HERSHBERGER is owner and operator of Parsons' newest industry, Ann's Souvenir Shop. Her inventory includes items from Germany, Viet Nam and other foreign countries. BUTCH KETTERMAN and CAROLE HOVATTER are final- ly married and living happily on love alone. ELLIS HUMPHREY has opened his own Honda Shop in Hambleton and is also planning on opening a beauty shop in Parsons. Newly-picked third baseman for the Los Angeles Dodgers is ALLEN Wig JOHNSON. Receiving top billing as comedienne at the Hollywood Palace is JANIE JONES. MADONNA KALAR has opened a distribution service for circulars from the Rexall Drug Company and has been elected president of the corporation. Appearing as an opera star on the Ed Sullivan Show is JOANNA KELLEY, whose latest hit is Bye, Bye Baby 1 KEITH KNOTTS is still a member of Coach Moore's POD class and has finally received a perfect attend- ance award. LIZ KNOTTS has just received the title of Dream Girl, U.S. A. and is now modeling the new transis- torized dresses in New York City. DON KNOTTS and LUTHER NINE have collaborated on the publishing of a new book, Silence is Golden. and from all indications it will be a million seller. Serving as captain of the Green Bay Packers is MIKE Big Lew LEWIS for the fifth consecutive year. DAVID Doc LILIENFELD has been appointed president of Harvard University. Hired as disc jockeys by station WLS in Chicago are 94 RON LIPSCOMB and CHARLES MOORE, two of the station's most popular DJ’s. Having completed mortician school, BRENDA LONG has set up a business next to Greenlief's Funeral Home. Receiving the honor of captain of the 1975 Olympic De- bating Team is DONNA LUDWICK for her fantastic work in POD class. LOIS MARCO plans to go through many Channels to achieve life's happiness. MEREL MARTIN has bought the Hershey Candy Company and specializes in candy for presents to good-looking girl . GEROLD MATLICK is now the proud owner of one of Parsons' most thriving businesses -- the ABC Store. LORRAINE MOORE has taken her mother's place as head nurse at the Tucker County Hospital after 3 years of training in the Future Nurses Club. SYLVIA MOYER has become a well-known expert on conservation and has been appointed Lady Bird's as- sistant on beautification. JEANETTE MURPHY has found a way of improving Betty Crocker cake mixes by greasing the pan with Esso oil. Just open the cover of Life and you'll see SHARON MUR- RAY, the famous journalist. Who is that new guy on the Red Skelton Show? Why it's P.H.S's PAT NESTOR! What's new besides Ho! Ho! Ho! Just ask BOB NESTOR who recently made his debut as the Jolly Green Giant and is now happily selling vegetables. Working as a test driver for Honda Motorcycle Company in Japan is KATHY NEWDECK. She has finally achieved her life's ambition. MARY OWENS has tied the Knotts and is owner of the largest rope factory on Location. JUDY PARSONS, the only blonde member of the world famous girls' basketball team, the American Red- heads, was recently appointed captain. Completing his twentieth year of counseling at West Virginia Boys' State is GARY PENNINGTON, who is making a life's work of this rewarding occupation. LYNDA PENNINGTON is the mother of Miss P.H.S. and VONDA PHILLIPS, of Mr. P.H.S. of 1984. Manager of the famed Lawrence Welk Orchestra is JAMES PHILLIPS, who is in charge of the bubble machine. LINDA PHILLIPS is now serving her fifteenth year as assistant to Mrs. Burns and is still grading tests. PAT PITCHFORD, owner of the largest library in the world, has announced the purchase of the original manuscript of that famous book. How to Read in Class and Get Away With It. A new feminine touch has been added to the bowling center since JOYCE PLUMLEY is the proprietor. RAY POLING and KENNETH SEVERE are well-known as two of the most successful businessmen in their field -- professional bumming. WILLIS POLING has combined and published his letters in a new book. Letters to Patty and the book appears to be a very good one. Professor BILLIE RAMSEY, famed heart doctor, has opened a rehabilitation center for broken hearts in Paris, France. RAMONDA ROACH has just returned from Sweden, where she has just won the Nobel Prize for Literature — America's eighth winner. Hovering in his Leadmine Special is PETE ROY, who has finally found faster transportation facilities. Appointed to the sponsorship of the Future Business Leaders of America is BELVA SHAHAN for her meri- torious work. Winning recognition as an outstanding fire chief is JAMES SHERMAN for his excellent job of fighting fires in Montrose. What’s 2 2? Just ask DON SIMMONS, the newly ap- pointed Algebra II teacher of P.H.S. JANET SIMMONS is now part owner of Wilson Chevro- let Company in Phillipi and has given up the idea that Fords are the best cars on the road. TERRY SIMMONS has taken his father's place as Vo-Ag teacher at P.H.S. and is now owner of the largest dairy in Holly Meadows. Modeling petite size clothing in New York City is DOROTHY SINCLAIR. Who's that guy with the beard? Why it's WAYNE SMITH, the new manager of Smith Brother's Cough Drops! Playing first chair clarinet in Leonard Bernstein's orches- tra is HELEN SMITHSON, and she spends most of her time teaching her two daughters to play. JANET SNYDER has become a psychiatrist and is having great success in helping shy sophomore boys. 95 RICHARD STOKES has announced the discovery of a new planet from his observatory on Turkey Knob. MARLENE SWARTZ may be seen any summer afternoon along a Greenwich Village street strumming her guitar and singing Blowin' in the Wind. KENNY TEAGARDEN has been selected to appear on the TV series, Daniel Boone, because of his ex- cellent ability to hunt and fish. COMONIA THOMPSON'S future is planned, third finger, left hand. PAULETTA VANDEVANDER, one of the most qualified nurses, has just accepted the position of head nurse at the Memorial General Hospital. DANNY WILFONG is now serving his second term as President of the United States and has appointed JUDY WAMSLEY his Secretary of State. Yes, Sir; No, Sir -- These are just a few words of MARY WESTFALL as she works on her new secretarial job in D.C. The Fourth Estaters — Your News EDITOR Sharon Murray Hounds Echo Staff EDITOR................ ASSISTANT EDITOR - - • BUSINESS MANAGER - - - SPORTS EDITOR....... CLUB EDITOR......... CIRCULATION MANAGER PHOTOGRAPHER........ EXCHANGE EDITOR----- FEATURE EDITORS - - - ADVISOR............. - - Sharon Murray Jeanne Goss - - Judy Wamsley - - David Hansford • - Ann Ambrose, Donna Auvil - - David Gutshall - - Charles Shiflet Judy Parsons - - Judy Wamsley, Helen Smithson Mrs. Jean H. Burns The seven nosey” girls are posing for a change. (Beginning at the bottom) They are: S. Murray, J. Goss, H. Smithson, J. Parsons, J. Wamsley, D. Auvil, D. Barb. Panther Staff of '67 What Did We Do? PLAN - WRITE - DRAW - TYPE - CUT - ALPHABETIZE - PASTE - SELL - COUNT - BOOST - BUT IT WAS FUN! EDITOR - Diana Gilmore ASSISTANT EDITOR - Helen Smithson BUSINESS MANAGER - David Greenlief PHOTOGRAPHER - Charles Shiflet CLASS EDITOR - Joanna Kelley ASSISTANTS - Charles Shiflet, Donna Auvil, and Freddie Combs SPORTS EDITOR - Judy Parsons and Allan Johnson ACTIVITY EDITOR - Jeanne Goss ASSISTANTS - Floddie Bolinger, Dottie Barb FAVORITE EDITOR - Janet Snyder ASSISTANT - Judy Auvil ADVERTISING EDITORS - Mike Denison and Wayne Smith CLUB EDITOR - Sharon Murray ASSISTANT - Velma Cassidy SUBSCRIPTION MANAGER - Judy Wamsley ASSISTANT - Dottie Barb ADVISOR - Mrs. Jean H. Burns Hurrah! It’s Finished! As this last sheet of copy goes to press, and the reusable materials are put back into the cabinets for the last time, and as the mountains of mistakes are wasted materials and candy wrappers are thrown away, we, the 1967 PANTHER STAFF have a sneaking suspicion that the 1967 PANTHER will be the finest, most beautiful annual in the history of Parsons High School. It must be, because we have loved building it so much! 1967 PANTHER STAFF , Jj r. k lmf‘ Cow� , Hull� , Crnttl gfrtssa- $j vrwf Bl w... gr 's SgEwsm “ j jfk'HDQT Advertisers aU � «n k L « I . g-igSo1 - £xaaio i | g :� 7i IXsfe-CT« Camera 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 PARSONS NEWS NOVELTY OUR CONGRATULATIONS, PHS SENIORS! School Books Books Candy Cards Gifts Magazines Models Newspapers School Supplies Phone 636-2210 202 Walnut Street Parsons, W. Va. Davis Avenue Elkins, West Virginia You're money Ahead! at the Congratulations Class of 1967 and the rest of you! TYGARTS VALLEY NATIONAL BANK 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-eighth Year Parsons, W. Va. Elkins, West Virginia KIDWELL AUTO PARTS WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS Parsons, West Virginia Phone 478-2941 WEST VIRGINIA TELEPHONE CO. Parsons PARSONS OFFICE West Virginia Compliments of GREENLIEF FUNERAL HOME Phone 478-2731 or 478-2231 Parsons, West Virginia WALLACE’S BAKERY ENRICHED BREAD PASTRY GOODS DELICIOUS PIES CAKES OF ALL VARIETIES Elkins, W. Va. 'Baked in West Virginia by West Virginians' Parsons, West Virginia TUCKER FARM SUPPLY Feeds - Seeds Fertilizer Dial 478-1221 VISIT MAIN STREET RESTAURANT NEW TEEN-AGE CENTER Phone 478-2361 Parsons, West Virginia Parsons, West Virginia Gift Ware Hardware Housewares Farm Supplies Compliments of HARRY WEBB FORD SALES, INC TRICKETT HARDWARE Elkins, West Virginia KINGSFORD CO. BEST CHARCOAL BRIQUETS MADE Route 219 Phone 478-2911 Parsons West Virginia Ford-Mercury Parsons, W. Va. Phone 478-717 1 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 478-7611 faniout lor Rings' The H-P Stores are Family Department Stores where THRIFT meets FASHION the year around Parsons Philippi - Bu’ckhannon - Oakland TUCKER COUNTY HOSPITAL, INC. Visiting Hours 1:30-3:30 and 7-8 P. M. Daily Phone 478-2511 Parsons, West Virginia WEST VIRGINIA PHOTO CO. PARSONS PANTHER'S OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS Parsons West Virginia Phone 478-4221 dial COMF )RT WITH ELECTRIC HOME HEAT dial dial CONVENIENCE! ECONOMY! DIAL CLEANLINESS! Monongahela Power Part of the Allegheny Power System OURS-KEE MOTOR CO. We Aim to Take Care of Our Own Parsons, West Virginia 478-2401 STEVENS’ FLORIST Flowers and Gifts for All Occasions Phone 478-4321 Parsons, W. Va. D W TRUCK LINES LAMBERT CHEVROLET COMPANY PARSONS HARDWARE ROOFING - PLUMBING PAINT - HOUSEWARE BUILDING - MATERIAL 337 1st Street - Parsons, W. Va. 201 Randolph Avenue Elkins, West Virginia BETTER WAY CLEANERS Phone 636-0755 HESS OIL COMPANY Distributor SIEGLER Patented -- Automatic Oil Gas Heaters RANDOLPH MEMORIAL COMPANY Fine Art Memorials Designed and Executed by Master Craftsmen Switch to Phil Heat --Heating Oil Dial 636-2811 Elkins, W. Va. Parsons Road Elkins, W. Va. Phone 636-0767 G. C. MURPHY’S The Complete Variety Store Elkins, West Virginia PARSONS FOREST INDUSTRIES, INC. BARB’S Radio TV and Electrical Wiring Phone 478-2751 Manufacturers of Rough Lumber Laminated Wood Products Parsons West Virginia 108 Parsons, West Virginia PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE GROCERY AND DAIRY BAR Compliments of THE RANDOLPH BUILDERS SUPPLY Building Materials REDI-MIX CONCRETE Parsons, West Virginia 1107 South Davis Avenue Phone 636-2355 Elkins, W. Va. Compliments of ELKINS COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Davis Avenue Elkins, W. Va. FAMILY DRUG STORE M S AUTO SUPPLY PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS PHARMACISTS: John D. Blackburn Robert J. Milekush Carroll C. Martin Body Panels - Seat Covers Floor Mats - Accessories 1309 Harrison Avenue 115 Third Street, Elkins, W. Va. Phone 636-0384 Elkins, W. Va. HOGAN’S TRANSFER AND STORAGE ELKINS MOTOR LODGE, INC. Elkins, West Virginia Dining Room Harrison Avenue Routes 250-33-4 Elkins, W. Virginia Elkins 636-1400 P. O. Box 46 109 Compliments THE WILT COMPANY Clothing and Furnishings for Men Davis Avenue Elkins, W. Va. PARSONS TEXACO STATION WOODFORD’S GULF STATION GAS, OIL, TIRES, AND GROCERIES GEORGE WOODFORD, Owner Parsons, West Virginia JIM’S GROCERY THE FINEST IN MEATS GROCERIES, PRODUCE Free Delivery ELKINS FURNITURE CENTER QUALITY FURNITURE AT REASONABLE PRICES GRADY GUYE--Owner Elkins, West Virginia Phone 636-4283 Phone 478-8423 Parsons West Virginia 110 cp°c ♦♦ ________%. HINEBAUGH'S RESTAURANT Good Quality Food First Street Parsons, West Virginia PARSONS DEPARTMENT STORE The Variety Store Clothing a Specialty BETTY’S BEAUTY SHOP STYLING SPECIALISTS Parsons, West Virginia Manager--KATIE LITTLE Parsons Phone 478-2421 THE HOLLANDSWORTHS Announcements, Cards, Class Rings, Diplomas, Caps and Gowns, Medals, and trophies. P. G. and ROGER HOLLANDSWORTH Box 375 Tel. 622-7304 Clarksburg, W. Va. Stationers to the Class of '67 WEST VIRGINIA CABLE COMPANY 5 Channel T V SERVING Parsons Porterwood Hendricks Hambleton Davis Thomas MULLENAX Kiln Dried Building Material A-Frame Hunters' Cabins New Homes Erected on Local Sites Parsons, West Virginia Phone 478-7911 MEYER MOTOR COOPER’S SALES RESTAURANT Telephone 259-3222 William Avenue Quick Service Fine Food Davis, West Virginia Davis, West Virginia Pontiac CAM’S SWARTZ AUTO SUPPLY Gw ?nT WJm dLaTZ 636-4812 Parsons, W. Va. Route 219 South Gilman, W. Va. GILMORE WARREN D. MITCHELL INSURANCE AGENCY STORE GENERAL INSURANCE LIFE-AUTO-FIRE-CASUALTY HEALTH-ACCIDENT HOSPITALIZATION AUTOMOBILE FINANCING FOR GOD AND COUNTRY Telephone: 478-7291 Parsons, W. Va. New and Used Furniture and Appliances Plastic Floral Decor and Housewares FIRST NATIONAL COMPLETE SERVICE DEPT. BANK % $ Radio, Television, Appliances and Main Street Furniture Parsons, West Virginia Phone: 478-4097 Checking and Savings or Hendricks, W. Va. 478-3914 Accounts 112 PROUD SYMBOL THIS IS THE MARK OF AMERICA’S FIRST JEWELRY MANUFACTURER, WHOSE PRIVILEGE IT HAS BEEN TO SERVE YOUR CLASS AND SCHOOL YOUR CLASS RING IS A SYMBOL, TOO IT MARKS YOU — FOR ALWAYS — A MEMBER OF A GREAT CLASS IN A FINE SCHOOL. WEAR IT PROUDLY! Congratulations AND SINCERE BEST WISHES THE RICHARDSONS Sistersville, Morgantown and Charleston, West Virginia Representing JEWELRY’S FINEST CRAFTSMEN CUSS RINGS AND PINS • CLUB INSIGNIA • MEDALS • TROPHIES • PLAQUES - DIPLOMAS ■ COMMENCEMENT INVITATIONS McClain printing company PUBLISHERS OF EARLY WEST VIRGINIA HISTORIES Dial 478-2881 PRINTERS - LITHOGRAPHERS 212 Main Street Parsons, West Virginia BOOSTERS-------- WE APPRECIATE YOU! Harold Matlick Katheryn K. Mauzy Barbara Gutshall Minnie MacDonald Jack McCauley Herman Lambert Everett Friel Ron Smith Mrs. Yvonne Lambert B. F. Long Co. Nina B. Buchanan Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wilson Mrs. Jane Parsons Fritz Wagner Frank Ours Lonnie Rennix Madeline Phillips Mrs. J. B. Corrick Beulah Nestor Parsons Hardware Loren Wiseman Simmon's Barber Shop SMITH'S STONE MOTEL Don Poling Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cross Loren Lambert Kenny Miller Ron Smith MILLER’S ESSO SERVICE Gas, Oil, Atlas Tires, Batterie s Car Washing Materials Route 72 Parsons KENNETH MILLER Allan Crosten Jackie Crosten Tom Buchanan Geneva Buchanan Dewey Wilfong Ed Wilfong Harry Felton Mary Shiftlet Elwood Carr Ruth Shaffer David Orr Nancy Parsons William Harman Employees of Tucker Co. Bank Dari Stalnaker Joe Barrick Nick Barb Jimmy Walker Kenneth Flynn Phil Stevens Ford Fink Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Ambrose Phil Haddix THE STREAMLINE Jeep Evick 114 Allender, Beverly 52 Ambrose, Ann 36, 66, 73, 78, 96, 97 Amie, Harry 43 Arbogast, Denver 43 Arbogast, Harold 18, 31, 94 Armentrout, Robert 36, 67, 73 Arnold, Barbara 43 Arnold, Mary 43, 75 Arnold, Paula 36, 69, 88 Arnold, Roy 48 Ashby, Delcie 91 Ashby, Howard 10, 42, 69 Auvil, Donna 14. 18. 31. 77. 94, 96. 97 Auvil, Judy 18, 31, 77. 94. 97 Bailey, James 54, 70, 75 Bailey, Madonna 36, 72, 74, 88 BALFOUR RING CO. 113 Ball, Betty 36 Ball, Linda 43 Ball, Patty 52 Barb. Dottie 14, 18. 31. 71. 72. 77, 78. 94, 97 Barb, Jeff 54, 66 Barr, Barbara 48, 66, 67, 70, 88 Barr, Dale 91 Barr, Evelyn 91 Barr, Richard 52 BARR'S RADIO TV SERVICE 108 Bava, James 48, 76 Bava, John 18, 31, 57, 67, 85, 92, 94 Beall, John 18, 31. 57. 58. 59. 94 Belton, Lovanna 48, 66, 72, 74 Bennett, Brian 42, 43, 57, 70, 72 Bennett, Clarice 48 Bennett, Hazel 10, 48, 73 Bennett, Herbert 48, 57, 72 Bennett, John 43, 75 Bennett, Linda 52 Bennett, William 49, 74, 88 BETTER WAY CLEANERS 108 BETTY’S BEAUTY SHOP 111 Bilby, Marian 49 Bland, Deborah 54, 66 Blankenship, Linda 34 Blanton, Sharon 43 Bodkin, Dakota 36. 67, 68, 70, 88, 89 Bohon, Dolores 43 Bohon, Kenneth 94 Bohon, Linda 43, 77 Bolinger, Flodie 19, 31, 92 , 94. 97 Panther Index Bolinger, Sandra 49 Bonner, David 19, 31, 94 Bonner, Donna 19, 31, 77. 94 Bonner, Jean 43 Bonner, Patricia 14, 19, 31, 34, 72, 77. 88, 90. 94 Booth, Denzil 49, 76 Booth, Mike 54, 66 Boyles, Richard 52 Brand, Freeman 36 Bright, Dwight 36 Bright, Richard 49 Bunnell, Jack 19, 31, 94 Bunnell. Randy 43, 61 Bunnell, Vickie 37, 71, 77 Burns, Jean 10, 16, 34, 78, 96 Caldwell. Elizabeth 19. 31, 77, 94 Cale, Patty 52 CAMERA CLUB 72 CAM'S 112 Canfield, Marvin 37, 67, 73 CARL'S MOTEL AND RESTAURANT 102 Carr, Arthur 19, 31, 94 Carr, Burley 54 Carr, Danny 37, 76, 92 Carr, Hoye 43, 76 Carr, Joyce 37 Carr. June Ann 10 Carr, Lois 37, 77 Carr, Rebecca 49 Carr, Sandra 49 Cassidy, Charles 52 Cassidy, Mike 43, 76 Cassidy, Pat 49, 76 Cassidy, Velma 19, 31, 94, 97 Channel, Roger 43, 76 Channel, William 43, 57 CHESS CLUB 73 Chrislip, James 49 Chrislip, Peggy 37, 71, 72. 88, 90 CITIZEN'S NATIONAL BANK 102 CLINTON'S SHOE STORE 100 Collette, Moody 37 Combs, Fred 37, 76, 97 COOPER'S RESTAURANT 112 Cosner, Patty 43 Cross, John 43, 57, 75 Cross, Linda 43 Cross, Susan 52, 66 CROSTEN'S ESSO 97 Cummings, Virgil 52 Cuonzo, Marilynn 37, 60, 67, 71, 72. 73, 88 Cuonzo, Valerie 16, 17, 20, 31, 34, 68. 71. 72, 77, 86. 88, 90. 94 D W TRUCK LINES 107 Davis, Betty 49 Davis, Blanche 49, 66. 72, 74 Davis, Faye 49 Davis, Ilina 49 Davis, Victoria 49 Dearfield, Earnest 54 DEDICATION PAGE 4, 5 Delaney, Kathy 37, 72, 88, 89, 90 Delaney, Lenny 43, 57, 58 Denison, Mike 20, 31, 34. 56. 57, 58. 59, 61, 62. 63. 69, 86. 94. 97 Dilly, Frank 91 DORMAN MILLS 103 Dotson, Frank 43, 88 Dotson, Sandra 52 Dougherty, Debora 52, 66 Dove, Norma 37 Dumire, James 52 Eddy, David 37. 71. 88. 89 ELKINS COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. 109 ELKINS FURNITURE CENTER 110 ELKINS MOTOR LODGE 109 England, Stephen 91 English, Sally 10, 35, 74 Evans. Carolyn 36, 37, 69, 78 Evick, Ralph 20. 57. 58, 84, 88. 89. 94 Evick. Rennie 37, 74, 88, 89 Falls, Danny 54 FAMILY DRUG STORE 109 Fansler, Frances 49 Fansler, Janet 20, 31, 77, 94 Fansler, Linda 52 Felton, Robert 10, 16, 34, 76 Fike, Louella 20, 31, 77, 85, 94 Filler, Gary 43 Filler, Ricky 52 FIRST NATIONAL BANK 112 Foster, Larry 43, 76 Foster, Rodney 49, 76 FORWARD 2 Frazee, Ellie 54, 66, 93 Freeze, Teresa 44 Friend, Bonnie 20, 31, 69, 77, 94 Frymyer, Otis 52 FBLA 69 FFA 76 FHA 73 FJA 78 FNA 77 115 FT A 74 Gilmore, Diana 1, 17, 20, 31, 34, 68, 70, 71, 78, 92. 94, 97 GILMORE INSURANCE 112 Gilmore, James 48, 49, 57, 67 Gooding, Ernest 54, 75 GOODING'S ASHLAND STATION 102 Goss, Jeanne 14, 16, 17, 31, 34, 77, 78, 94. 96, 97 Gower, Barbara 52 Gray, Pat 52 Greenlief, Mrs. Agnes 2 Greenlief, David 1, 21, 31, 57, 59, 68, 69, 78, 84, 85, 94, 97 GREENLIEF FUNERAL HOME 101 Griffith, John 49 Griffith, Roy 49, 76 Gutshall, David 36, 37, 57, 58, 59. 61, 63, 67, 73. 81. 88. 89, 96, 97 Gutshall, Neil 4, 5. 10, 57, 58, 61 Gutshall, Tom 44. 57, 61 H-P STORE 105 Halfin, Charles 38 , 57, 58 . 59, 61. 88. 89 Haller, Barbara 38, 73, 93 Haller, Gary 49, 64, 88 Haller, Sharon 44, 77 Haller, Wallace 52, 66 Hansford, Dave 21, 31, 34, 96 Hardy, Harry 49 Harman, Anna 52, 66, 70, 88 Harper, Frances 11, 54, 66, 72 Harper, Harry 91 Harper, Stelman 6 Harper, Wayne 43, 75 Harper, Willard 52 Harris, James 49 Hatfield, Gene 39 Hebb, Kennette 48, 49, 81, 93 Heckler, Steve 52 Hedrick, Allen 52. 88 Hedrick, Monty 49, 76 Helmick, Carolyn 54, 74 Helmick, Dale 49, 76 Helmick Geneva 21, 31, 77, 94 Helmick, Jerry 44, 76 Helmick Russel 54 Hershberger, Ann 21, 31. 71, 72, 77, 92. 94 Hershberger, John 54, 75 HESS OIL CO. 108 HI-Y 67 Hile, Joyce 38, 73 Hile, Nancy 38, 73, 74, 78 HINEBAUGH'S RESTAURANT 110 Hinkle, Evelyn 44 HOGAN'S TRANSFER 109 HOLLANDSWORTH, P.G. AND ROGER 111 Holler, Craig 48, 49, 66, 70, 71, 88, 89 Hoskins, Barry 73 Hovatter, Barbara 49, 66, 67 Hovatter, Brenda 54, 31 Hovatter, Carole 21, 31, 77, 92, 94 Hovatter, Scott 44 Hovatter, Terri 54, 66 Huffman, Doak 49 Huffman, Janet 54 Huffman, Loretta 69 Humphrey, Ellis 22, 32, 76, 94 Humphrey, Linda 36, 38, 68, 69, 70, 78 JIM’S GROCERY 110 Johnson, Allan 22, 32, 57, 58, 59, 61. 62. 63. 67. 71, 78. 83, 85. 92. 94, 97 Johnson, Melvin 52 Jones, Allen 22, 32, 76 Jones, Aruther 54, 74 Jones, Delores 44 Jones, Denzil 44, 76 Jones, Janie 22, 32, 77, 83, 88, 89, 94 Jones, Narel 49, 73 Jordan, Glenda 38 Judy, Michael 52 Kalar, Jennifer 54, 74 Kalar, Madonna 22, 32, 67, 71, 88, 89. 94 Kalar, Rebecca 49, 66, 67, 88 Kee, Anne 42, 44, 66, 70, 72, 77 Kellar, Craig 52, 53, 64. 66, 88 Kelley, Bemie 52, 64 Kelley, Joanna 14, 22, 32, 34, 68, 77, 78. 81, 88, 90. 93. 94. 97 Kelly, Judy 14 Kerns, Donna 49 Kerr, Pamela 44 Ketterman, Charles 22, 32, 34, 57, 58, 59, 69. 94 KEY CLUB 69 KIDWELL AUTO PARTS 100 King, Frank 54 King, James 38, 66, 76 King, Katherine 49 KINGSFORD CHARCOAL CO. 104 Kisamore, Ben 52 Kisamore, Neil 49, 57, 64 Knicley, Gilbert 91 Knicley, Warren 91 Knotts, Barbara 52 Knotts, Brenda 49, 73, 74 Knotts, Danny 52 Knotts, Dennis 44, 76 Knotts, Delvin 52 Knotts, Donald 23, 32, 76. 78, 94 Knotts, Elizabeth 23, 32, 73, 77, 93. 94 Knous, Erma 44, 72, 92 Knotts, Keith 22, 32, 76, 94 Knotts, Kenneth 49, 57, 76 Knotts, Louise 38 Knotts, Mary Lea 54, 74 Knotts, Norma 44 Knotts, Norman 76 Knotts, Richard 44, 76, 93 Knotts, Ricky 52 Knotts, Ronald 6 Knotts, Sandra 52 Kyle, Robert 44, 76 Ladd, Linda 11, 35. 67, 68 Laffin, Charles 44, 57, 72 LAMBERT CHEVROLET 107 Lambert, Charlotte 52, 66 Lambert, John 44, 57, 66, 67, 72, 73, 93 Lambert, Susan 38, 67, 71, 88, 90 Lambert, William 49. 64, 88, 89, 93 Lantz, Barbara 49 Lantz, Maxine 52, 70 Leary, Evelyn 49 Lewis, Michael 23, 32, 34, 57, 58, 59, 61, 62, 63, 67, 95 Lilienfeld, David 1C, 17, 23, 32, 34, 61, 62. 68, 73, 84. 86, 95 Lilienfeld, Jonathan 38, 68 Lilienfeld, Louise 6 Lilienfeld, S. L. 5 Liller, Pete 52, 64, 66 Lipscomb, Carl 49 Lipscomb, John 49 Lipscomb, Pete 23, 38, 57, 59, 76, 94 Lipscomb, Ron 23, 32, 95 Lipscomb, Roy 54 Long, Brenda 17, 24, 32, 34, 67, 68. 70, 84. 95 Long, Danny 36, 38, 71, 88, 88 Long, Deborah 38 Long, Deborah 54 116 Losh, Howard 6 Lowther, Karolyn 11, 42, 70, 92 Lowther, Sandra 52, 53 Ludwick, Donna 24, 32 , 77 , 92 , 95 Lunsford, Buford 38, 92 McCauley, Pam 52, 66, 88 McCLAIN PRINTING CO. 114 McCourt, Cynthia 54, 66 McDaniel, Alma 24, 32. 94 McDonald, Artie 44, 76 McDonald, Charlesetta 54, 74 McDonald, Steve 45, 57 M S AUTO SUPPLY 109 MAIN STREET RESTAURANT 104 Marco, Bernadine 38, 67, 92 Marco, Lois 24, 32, 67, 71, 72, 78. 92, 95 Marks, Steven 54, 75 Martin, Merel 24, 32, 76, 95 Martin, Daily 91 Mason, Raymond 54 Mason, Sandra 38 Mason, Wanda 52 Matlick, Gerold 24, 32 , 69. 93, 95 Mauzy, Michael 54, 75 Mauzy, Paul 38, 75 Maxwell, Gary 52 Maxwell, Larry 52, Mensch, James 49, 76 Mensch, Larry 45 Metz, Judy 52 Metz, Kenneth 52 Metz, Rose 44 MEYER MOTOR SALES 112 Meyers, H. A. 6 Mick, Tom 45, 76 MILLER’S ESSO SERVICE 114 Miller, Janet 52, 64. 70 Miller, Linda 45 Miller, Margaret 49, 77 Miller, Robert 11, 92 MITCHELL, WARREN D. 112 MONONGAHELA POWER CO. 105 Moore, Charles 24, 32, 76. 95 Moore, Dennis 38 Moore, Howard 49, 66, 72 Moore, H. D. 11. 57, 64, 72 Moore, James 52, 53 Moore, Lorraine 14, 24, 32, 78, 95 Moore, Nancy 14, 36, 39, 68, 70, 73 Moore, Randy 45, 57, 66, 72, 88, 89 Morrison, Carolyn-39 Morrison, Floyd 54 Morrison, Lois 45 Moyer, Sylvia 25, 32, 71, 77, 95 Mullenax, Delton 6 MULLENAX LUMBER CO. Ill Murphy's 108 Murphy, Jeanette 17, 25, 32, 34, 67, 68, 95 Murray, Myrna 49, 71, 88 Murray, Sharon 17, 25, 32, 34, 67, 70. 71, 77, 78, 82. 95. 96, 97 MUSIC CLUB 74 Myers, Charles 54 Myers, Herman 10 Natale, Elise 52, 66 NATIONWIDE INSURANCE 109 Nelson, Blake 39, 92 Nelson, Dennis 45, 92 Nelson, Patty 52, 88 Nelson, Randy 49, 88 Nelson, Ruby 45 Nestor, Betty 39, 73, 74 Nestor, Billy 52 Nestor, Carole 52 Nestor, Donna 54, 74 Nestor, Ford 91 Nestor, James 45, 76 Nestor, Jerry F. 52 Nestor, John 49, 76 Nestor, Lonnie 49, 57, 76 Nestor, Marilyn 49, 64, 67 Nestor, Marvin 49 Nestor, Pat 20, 33, 57, 58, 59. 71, 83. 88, 89. 95 Nestor, Randy 54 Nestor, Robert 25, 32, 76, 95 Nestor, Wanda 52, 66, 88 Newdeck, Kathy 25, 33, 71, 95 NEWS AND NOVELTY SHOP 100 Nine, Charlotte 52 Nine, George 52 Nine, Luther 26, 33, 76, 84, 95 Nine, Shirley 49 Oldaker, Dave 45 Oldaker, Jim 49 OURS-KEE MOTOR CO. 108 Owens, Doug 48, 49, 81 Owens, Peggy 49 Owens, Mary 26, 33, 69, 83, 92, 95 Owens, Patty 39, 71, 77 PANTHER 4-H CLUB 66 PANTHER CUBS 4-H CLUB 66 PANTHER, THE 1 PARSONS APPLIANCE AND FURNI- TURE CENTER 104 PARSONS DEPARTMENT STORE 111 PARSONS FOREST INDUSTRIES 108 PARSONS HARDWARE 107 PARSONS TANNING CO. 102 Parsons, Jared Dip 91 Parsons, John 49, 57, 72 Parsons, Judith 26, 33, 67, 68, 78, 86, 88. 69. 95, 96. 97 Parsons, Robyn 54, 66 Pase, Robert 54, 66 Paugh, Ada 50 Pennington, Frances 52, 66, 74, 93 Pennington, Gary 17, 26, 33, 95 Pennington, Judy 52 Pennington, Linda (Rosier) 27, 33 Pennington, Lynda 14, 17, 26, 33, 69. 95 Pennington, Patty 45, 72 Pennington, Teresa 54 PENN. AVE. GROCERY AND DAIRY BAR 109 PEP CLUB 72 Persutti, John 54 Phillips, Anna 53 Phillips, Anetta 45 Phillips, Beverly 53 Phillips, Charles 53 Phillips, Dave 45, 69, 88, 89 Phillips, Deborah 39, 71, 78, 88 Phillips. Eldon 54, 64 Phillips, James 26, 33, 69, 78, 95 Phillips, Judy 54 Phillips, Linda 26, 33, 69, 78, 95 Phillips, Marsha 53 Phillips, Nancy 39 Phillips, Patty 45 Phillips. Randy 54, 76 Phillips, Sandra 53 Phillips, Shirley 54 Phillips, Vonda 14, 26, 33, 68, 69, 95 Phillips, Wayne 45, 88. 89 Pifer, Melvin 39, 76 Pitchford, Pat 27, 33, 73, 75, 95 Pitzer, Buddy 48, 50, 64, 76 Plum, Clyde 50 Plum, Marsha 45, 72 Plum, Peter 53 Plum, Steve 45, 72 Plumley, Joyce 27, 33, 95 Plumley, Boyd 54 Plumley, Donna 50 Plumley, Tom 45, 57, 58, 59 Poling, Addie 45 117 Poling, Charlotte 54 Poling, Dottie 54 Poling, Estel 91 Poling, John 39, 67 Poling, Linda 54 Poling, Ray 27, 76, 95 Poling, Willis 27, 33, 95 Pratt, June 53 Pratt, Marion 45 Prichard, Albert 11, 16, 34, 67, 68. 73 Purnell, James 46, 76 Radd, Charles 11, 42, 75 Ramsey, Billie 14, 17, 27, 33, 67, 68, 71. 72, 88, 90. 93. 95 Ramsey, Bradley 42, 46, 66 RANDOLPH BUILDER'S SUPPLY 109 RANDOLPH MEMORIAL CO. 108 Reinhart, Nona 53, 66, 88 Rennix, Bertie 12, 48, 69 RENNIX GROCERIES 102 Rhodes, Sharon 54, 66 Rightmire, Margaret 12, 53, 77 Roach, Pelma 50, 67 Roach, Ramonda 17, 27, 33, 34, 67, 68. 83, 84, 85. 86. 95 Rohrbaugh, Gary 54, 74 Rohrbaugh, Richard 50 Root, Karen 50 Rosenau, Debra 53, 66 Rosenau, Linda 39, 69 Rosier, Shirley 48, 50, 67, 70 Roy, Carol 12, 53 Roy, Lee 53 Roy, Mike 50 Roy, Peter 28, 33, 95 Roy, Ramona 39, 73 Rummel, Cora 46, 73 Saporito, Guy 12, 16, 34, 74, 88, 89. 95 SCIENCE 75 Sell, Martha 50 SENIOR CLASS HISTORY 34 Severe, Kenneth 28, 32, 39, 76, 92, 95 Shaffer. Harold 12. 35, 68 Shaffer, Larry 46 Shahan, Aleta 50, 67, 88 Shahan, Belva 28. 33, 69. 95 Shahan. Doris 42 , 46, 73. 81, 93 Shahan, Peggy 34 Sheets, Eva 91 Sherman, Ernest 54, 70, 75 Sherman, James L. 28 , 33, 78 , 92, 95 118 Sherman, Stephen 54, 75 Shiflet, Charles 1, 39, 68, 69, 78. 96, 97 Shiflet, James 54, 75 Shirley, Emma 39, 69, 78 Shirley, Robert 54, 66 Showalter, Charles 50 Shriver, James 12, 35, 75 Shriver, Jon 13, 54, 71 Shriver, Linda 13 Shupp, Brenda 54 Shupp, David 39, 57, 76 SIMMONS' BARBER SHOP 97 Simmons, Clell 46, 57, 61, 66, 67 Simmons, Dave 50, 88, 89 Simmons, Debra 54, 64, 74 Simmons, Don 28, 32, 96 Simmons, Gloria 53, 66, 88 Simmons, Janet 14, 28, 33, 60, 71, 72, 85. 88. 89, 96 Simmons, Janet 46 Simmons, Jill 53, 66 Simmons, Ronda 50, 71 Simmons, Terry 28, 93, 96 Sinclair, Dorothy 28, 33. 84, 96 Sinclair, Norma 53 Sines, Earl 7, 68 Smith, Kenneth 46, 61 Smith. Wayne 29, 33, 78. 88. 89, 96, 97 Smithson, Anne 50, 67, 88 Smithson, Helen 1, 29, 33, 34, 67, 68, 70, 78. 88, 89, 93, 96. 97, 17 Snider, Nancy 54, 66 Snyder, Janet 29, 33, 69, 96, 97 Spessert, Tony 39, 76 Sponaugle, Brian 50, 76 Sponaugle, Naomi 39 STEVENS'FLORIST 107 Stokes, Charles 39 Stokes, Linda 39, 69 Stokes, Richard 16, 29, 33, 34, 68, 96 Strawderman, Earl 91 Streets, Dora 46 Streets, Claude 53 Streets, Patty 53 STUDENT COUNCIL 70 Summerfield, Cecil 54 Summerfield, Gloria 53 Summerfield, Glenn 39, 76 Summerfield, Slona 39 Summerfield, Virginia 40, 76 Summerfield, Wanda 50, 73 Summerfield, William 40, 76 SWARTZ AUTO PARTS 112 Swartz, Marlene 29, 32, 77, 96 Swisher, Steve 53 Syrian, Sharon 40, 67, 72 TABLE OF CONTESTS 3 Teagarden, Glen 40, 57, 58 Teagarden, Kenneth 29, 96 Teagarden, Linda 50, 67, 88 TEXACO SERVICE STATION 110 THESPIAN SOCIETY 71 Thompson, Comonia 30, 33, 77, 96 Thompson, John 46 TRI-HI-Y 67 TRICKETT HARDWARE 104 TUCKER COUNTY BANK 100 TUCKER COUNTY BOARD OF ED. 6 TUCKER COUNTY CABLE CO. 106 TUCKER FARM SUPPLY 104 TUCKER COUNTY HOSPITAL 105 Tuesing, Ray 39, 92 Tuesing, Roy 40, 76 Turvey, Herbert 53, 64, 66 Turvey, Rita 42, 46, 60, 72, 77, 88 Turvey, Rosa 50, 67, 72 TYGARTS VALLEY NATIONAL BANK 100 Vandevander, Dennis 40, 76 Vandevander, Pauletta 30, 33, 77, 92, 96 Van Meter, Betty 46, 74, 88 Virostek, Anita 50 Wade, Danny 46, 57, 61, 66, 81 WALLACE'S BAKERY 101 Walters, Robert 13, 48 Wamsley, Judith 30, 33, 34, 67, 71, 72, 78, 83, 84, 85, 88, 90, 96, 97 Wamsley, Mildred 40, 72, 88 Ward, Paul 53 Watring, Frank 50, 64 Watring, Mary Jane 14, 36, 40, 70, 73 Watring, Rebecca 53 WEBB FORD SALES 104 Webb, Robert 13 Weese, Carolyn 46 Westfall. Mary 30, 32. 69, 73, 92 96 WEST VIRGINIA CABLE CO. Ill WEST VIRGINIA PHOTO CO. 105 WEST VIRGINIA TELEPHONE CO. 101 White, Ann 53 White, Gary 50, 76 White, Mrs. Harold 6 White, John 40, 76 White, Mitchell 53 White, Ronald 46, 76 White, Sandra 53 White, Sharon 54 White. William 53 Wilfong, Craig 50, 57, 64 Wilfong, Danny 30, 32, 34, 56, 57, 58. 59. 61. 62, 63, 69, 80, 81, 83, 85, 86, 93, 96 Wilfong, David 40, 57 Wilfong, Diane 13 WILFONG'S LADIES' APPAREL 100 Williams, Edina 42, 46, 66, 67, 70, 72 Williams, Louise 13, 34, 53 Wilson, Mitchell 50 WILT COMPANY 110 Wiseman, Brenda 53 Wiseman, Lorn 91 Wiseman, Sheila 46, 75 Wolford, Dennis 40 Wolford, Dwignt 54,’ 75 WOODFORD'S GULF STATION 110 Zinn, George 53 D. White Joins PHS Faculty in Jan. Don A. White, a Davis and Elkins Col- lege graduate, joined the P.H.S. faculty at the beginning of the second semester. Al- though a science major, he is teaching in the commercial and English departments. Mr. White is married to the former Sharon Pennington and they are the parents of two children. Bowling is one of his fa- vorite hobbies. 'T think P. H. S. is tremendous and I believe the best students in the state attend school here, stated Mr. White. 119 0TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY The World's Best Yearbooks Are Taylor-made''