Romney High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Romney, WV)

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1961 volume:

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Contents Dedication Administration Faculty Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshmen Junior Ftigh Organizations Activities Javorites Athletics Advertisers Dedication To you, Mom and Dad, we want to show our appreciation. For your understand- ing and unselfish love; for your encouragement when we were depressed; and for your unlimited p atience, we say thanks. You have guided us along life's way, have shared our triumphs, tolerated our follies, and sympathized with our mistakes. It is hard for us to voice our thoughts too deep to be expressed. So with our humble hearts we dedi- eate this, the 1961 Pioneer, to you, our parents. ROTTS ae AAPRRAD Any ra (Ss) os ° 2 uv i= 3 ical 5 o “ 2 Ss ev u 12) iE ss =] io} ° q G Os) o c—] High School students of today are the leaders of tomorrow. As ion, you, the younger generat cooperatively, you will take over that responsibility. In the mean- time there is work to be done, as there always will be. Students, My expression of good wishes go to eachof you forthe years ahead and I would like to tell three rules of life given me some years ago. I pass them on, for I have found them practical. The first is to Go, the second is to Keep Going, and the third is “Help Someone Else to Go. Sincerely, BERNARD D. HUGHES, Superintendent Hampshire County Schools ? AER iter do e it; SAMUEL K, KILE, Assistant Principal West Virginia University A.B, and M.A. MR, GEORGE SHAHAN BESSIE PALMER GREEN West Virginia University West Virginia University B.M. and M.M. A.B. and A.M. DONALD SWIGER Shepherd College Salem College A.B. B.S. ROGER PARKER Potomac State Morris Harvey, and Marshall M.S. Pe Se ESTHER WILLIAMS H, L, IDLEMAN Glenville College West Virginia U. A.B. A.B. B.S. BARBARA SHAHAN West Virginia University B.S. Potomac State College Marshall College PHYILLIS MURPHY A.B., Religious Ed. Kentucky Christian LaRUE FRYE Potomac State ..� Marshall College FRANCES McNEILL West Virginia University A.B. EDGAR J, SCANLON Shepherd College, A.B. West Virginia University W. C, BAILEY RUBY M, HAINES Salem College West Virginia University A.B., B.S. A.B. BESSI ARNETT West Virginia University B.S., M.A. MARY JEAN REINHARD ROBERT COLASANTI College Misericondice West Virginia University g { Catholic University A.B. A.B. and M. A. Si) MARY PUGH pai ROOMSBURG LOIS UMSTEAD Peabody College West Virginia University pa of Maryland B.S. and M.A. B.S. LOIS ARNOLD GRACE BAILEY Bethany, A.B. West Virginia University West Virginia University B.S.H.E. ROBERT SMITH WANDA POWELL DALE NESTOR West Virginia University West Virginia University West Virginia University B.S. B.S.H.E. B.S., M.S. School Assistants BESSIE SMOOT TINA JUDY LELIA EVERETT LEON PHILLIPS Alma Mater O Romney High dear Romney High Our hearts belong to thee Thy sons and daughters near and far Forever true will be. From Hampshire's mountain tops and streams Thy loyal sons descend The Pioneers of Romney High Victorious to the end. School Song We're loyal to you Romney High We're gray and we're blue Romney High We'll back you to stand You're the best in the land For we know you can stand Romney High Rah! Rah! Go smashing ahead Romney High Go smashing ahead Romney High Our team is the fame protector On boys for we expect a Victory from you Romney High. FUTURE | ORMORS Sentor Class Officers ae Right to Left; RONALD Z, WILSON, President ELLEN PUGH, Vice President DIANA MAPHIS, Secretary SHIRLEY TINTLE, Treasurer (Not pictured) FRANCES POUDER, Historian JUDY MAE ALKIRE Sissy Band 1,2, 3, 4; Ma- jorette 3,4; F.H.A. V-P 4; Pep Club 3; Betty Crocker Test 4; F.H.A. 2,3, 4; Harvest Ball Queen 4; Homemaker of Month 4; Friendliest 4; Best Personality 4. Secretary CARO! ANN SEERY Shortie Pep Ciub 3, 4; Sen- ior Play. Business School LINDA SUE ANSEL Susy Work Experience. Secretary JOHN ANGUS BLUE John Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 3; Student Council Pres. 4; Merit Seminfinalist 4; Boys State and Nation 3; Language Club 2, 3; Mr. R.H.S. 4; Best Citizen 4; Most Likely to Suc- ceed 4; Honor Soci- ety 3,4. Engineer , va NANCY ANN BREINIG Angel F.H.A. 1,2, 3,4; V-P 4; Pionettes 1, 2; Latin Club 2, 3, 4; F.N.C. 2,3, Pres. 4; Girls’ St. 3; Honor Society 3,4; Year- book Staff 4; Betty Crocker Test 4; Thes- pians 4; Co-Ed. Cor- respondent 4, Nursing JUDITH FRANCES BURNS “Judy” Weston High 1, 2; Class V-P 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; F.H. A. 3,4, Sec. 4; Thes- pians 2, 3,4, Pres. 4; Latin Club 2, 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Class Tournaments 1, 2, 3; Senior Play; Miss Senior; Best Citizen; Most Likely to Succeed. College MARY ANN BRINKER “Mary Ann F.H.A. 1; F.N.C. 2,3, 4; Latin Club 2,3, 4; Pionettes 1, 2; Work Exp. 4. Medical Secretary CAROLYN ANN CALDWELL Nickie Secretary LYLE WELTON DAUGHERTY “Peanut” F.F.A. 1,2, 3, 4, Mechanic JAMES ALLEN FIELDS Jim Track 2,1. Undecided JUDY ANN DAVIDSON “Soopy” Pionettes 1, Beautician THOMAS EDWARD GANOE Tom Art Club 1, 2. Air Force NAOMI ARLEEN CATLETT “Arleen Secretary SALLY ROACH CORBIN Flip F.H.A. 1; Harvest Ball Candidate 2; Student Council 2, 3; Class Reporter 3; Band 1,2, 3,4; Ma- jorette 1, 2, 3, 4; Language Club 3, 4, Beautician JOAN DIANNE CESSNA Joanie Pionettes 1, 2; Latin Club 1; F.H.A. 1; F.N. A. 1; Student Council 3; Yearbook Staff 4; Tournament Cheerleader 3; Work Experience 3, 4. Secretary JAMES ALVIN DAUGHERTY Jim F.F.A. 1,2, 3, 4. Farmer RICHARD LEE GRACE Rich Work Experience. Undecided WILLA JE GREENWA y Betty Crocker Beautic.a: VIRGINIA LEE GRAHAM Sissie Basketball Tourna- ments 1, 2. Undecided DOROTHY ANN HAINES Dot Class Sec. 1; Foot- ball Princess 1; Drill Team 1; Class Tour- naments; Miss Soph- omore; Language Club; Letter Girl 3, 4. Medical Secretary ELIZABETH ANN HAINES “Betty” Jr. Dramatics Club; Chorus 1; Magazine Captain 2; Senior Play; F.T.A. Treas. 4. College JUDITH ANN HAINES Judi Band 1, 2, 8, 4; Cho- tus 1, 2, 3, 4; Langu- age Club 3, 4; Pep Club 4; Smident Council 4; Thespians 4; F.T.A., V-P 4; Wappoccomo Staff 3, Editor 4; Betty Crocker Test 4. College GLORIA JEAN HAINES “Glorious” Pionettes 2; Pep Club 1, 3; Basket- ball Tournament 1, 2,3,4. Undecided PAUL GRAFTON HAINES “Paul Bunyan” Football 2, 4. Work CAROL ANN HOCKMAN Squirt Jr. High Cheerleader Pionettes 1,2; Pep Club; Jr. Dramatics; Football Princess 4; Letter Girl 4. Undecided MICHEAL KIDWELL Mike F.F.A. 1,2, 3,4. Army JOHN HOUSER Roman Nose Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Service LINDA FULTZ LANDIS Susie J. V. Cheerleader Tournament Cheer- leader 1; Tourna- ments; Music Club; Pep Club; Library Club, Homemaker and Hospital Worker. REBECCA HANNAS Becky Class Hist. 1; Har- vest Ball Queen,1; Bannerette 1, 2; Lat- in Club 1; Class Tournaments 1, 2, 4; G. A.A. 4; Year- book Staff 3; Jour- nalism 4, Lawyer LARRY E. HELMAN Larry F.F.A. 1,2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3; Mr. Football 3; Baseball 1, 2,3; Best Sports- manship Trophy. Undecided JOYCE IRENE HELMAN Joy Class Tournaments; F.HwA. Secretary DONALD NELSON HINES Donnie Sports Club 1, 2. Army RICHARD LEE LAWSON Dick Class Tournaments 1, 2, 3, 4; Basket- ball 4. Service Work £; Secretary HENRY LILLER BH PoBam Football 1, 2. Air Force BETTY CURTIS LOY Betty Chorus 1, 2; Student Council 1; F.H.A.; Wappoccomo Staff. Homemaker HILDA SUE LOY “Hildy” Class Tournaments 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 4; Betty Crocker Test 4; Journalism 3; Senior Play; Thespians 4; Yearbook Staff, Busi- ness Manager 4. College SHIRLEY MAE McBRIDE Skeet Pep Glub; Work Ex- perience. Secretary WALLACE MONROE LOY Ace F.F.A. 1,2, 3,4. Rancher REBECCA McDONALD “Becky” Pep Club; Journal- ism; Work Exp. ; Class Tournaments. Marriage RAYMOND FREDRICK MAPHIS, JR. Big Ben” F.F.A. 1,2, 3, 4. Service GLORIA TEMPLE MARTIN B Gayle Pionettes 1,2; Pep Club; Work Experi- ence; Latin Club 1. Undecided MARY LEE MAPHIS Merch Library Club; Work Experience. Secretary JOHN MATHIAS John Baseball 3; Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Tournaments 1, 2, 3, 4; Harvest Ball King 4. Undecided CHARLES ALDEN McGEE Alden F.F.A. 1,2, 3, 4. Contractor GARY ANDREW MALICK Gary Undecided DAVID TOM MACHEMER Dave Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Cho- tus 3,4; French Club 3, 4; National Thes- pians 2, 3, 4. College DIANA FAYE MAPHIS “Dinee Miss Fresh. ; Miss Jr. Senior Play; Cheer leader 3, 4; Honor Society 3, 4; Latin Club 1, 2; French Club 3, 4; Secretary 3,4; Class Pres. 3; Basketball Princess 8; Student Council 1; Pionettes 1, 2; Girls’ State 3; Miss R.H.S. 4, W.V. U. BEVERLY ANN MEADOR Ann Pep Club; Chorus 3, 4; F.H.A. 4; Betty Crocker Test 4. Cosmetologist GAIL FRANKLIN MORELAND Frank F.F.A. 1,2, 3,4. Army VIOLET MILLER Violet Betty Crocker Test. Undecided EMORY FRANKLIN NAZLEROD Emory Football 2, 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4; Track 2; FoFJA. 3. EDNA ESTELLA PALMER sist Language Club 1, 2, 3,4; F.N.A. 2, 3,4; Class Tournaments 1, 2; Jr. Dramatics Club 1; Work Experi- ence, ROBERT EUGENE PARSONS Bob Service HELEN MARIE PARK Helen Class Tournaments 1,2,3; F.N.A. 3; G. A.A. 4; Work Experience. Secretary WAYNE BRADFORD PAYTON “Shorty” Service DORIS ANN POWNALL The Kid Betty Crocker Con- test 4; F.H.A. 4. Undecided ELLEN ELIZABETH PUGH Ellen Latin Club 2, 3, 4; F.N.C. 2,3; F.H.A. 1,2, 3,4, Pres. 4, Sec. 3; Honor Soci- ety 3, 4; Girls’ St. 3; Pep Club 3; Co-Editor Pioneer 4; Class V-P 4; Senior Play; Thespians 4; Betty Crocker Test 4. Nursing CHARLES ALTON PETERS Chuckie F.F.A.71, 2. Navy FRANCES M. POUDER Franis Cheerleader 4; Lat- in Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2; Class Tournaments 1, 2,3; Pep Club 3; Class Hist. 3, 4; Work Exp. ; Senior Play. W.V.U. KAREN P, POWNALL Kooker ‘ Betty Crocker Con- test 4; F.H.A. 4. Business College N TRUDY JEAN RANNELLS “Trude” Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4; F.H.A. 1,2, 3, 4; Treas. 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Honor Soci- ety 3, 4; Pionettes 1,2; Girls’ St. 3; Tournaments 3; Co- Editor Pioneer 4; Chorus 1, 3, 4; Sen- ior Play; Thespians Treasurer 4; Betty Crocker Test 4. Director of Religious Ed. HELSLEY EUGENE POLAND Jank Band 3. Service BARBARA JEAN POWNALL Barb Yearbook 8, 4; F.T.A. Sec. 4; Bannerette 3, 4; J. Y. Cheerleader 1; French Club 8, 4; Wappocomo Staff 3, 4; Senior Play; Thes- pians 4; Pionettes 2; Tournament Cheer. 1, 3; Betty Crocker Test 4, College GEORGIANNA RIGGLEMAN JoAnne Chorus. Undecided BONNIE JEAN SHANHOLTZ Bonnie F.N.C. 2,3, 4; Band 1; Chorus 1; | Club 2, 3, 4; Experience 4, Nursing in ARLENE ERICA SCHWARTZ Erica Class Tournaments 1,2; Pionettes 2; Journalism 3, 4; Wappocomo Editor 4. College CAROL ANN SNYDER Carol Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 3; Chorus 1,2, 3,4; F.H.A. 3, 4; Honor Society 3, 4; Band 3, 4; Major- ette 4; Senior Play; Betty Crocker Test 4; Thespians 4, College MICHEAL STICKLEY “Mike™ F.F.A. 1,2, 3,4. Undecided SALLIE JO STUMP “Sallie™ Bannerette 2, 3, 4; Pionettes 1; Pep Club 1; Latin Club 1,2, 3,4; F.H.A. 1, 2, 3,4; Thespians 4; Natl. Honor Society 8,4; Yearbook 3; Senior Play; Betty Crocker Test 4. College VICTOR STRAW Vic Student Council 1. Undecided CAROL JANE SWISHER “Janie” French Club 3, 4; V-P 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 4; Honor Society 3, 4; Student Council 1; Betty Crocker Win- ner; Senior Play; F.T.A. Pres. 4; G.A.A. 4. College JUANITA MAE WAGONER “Needy” Class Officer 3; Su- dent Council 4, Undecided RONALD LEE WILSON Ronald L. Harvest Ball King 1; Class V-P 1; Mr. Freshman; Football 1,2, 3,4; Track 1,2, 3; Class Tournaments 1; Mr. Junior; Mr. Senior. College JUANITA VIRGINIA WHITEMAN Needy F.H.A. 3,4. Secretary RONALD ZANE WILSON Z. F.F.A. Pres. , Chapt. and Fed. 3; Fed Re- porter 4; Boys’ State 3; Know Your St. Govt. Day 3; V-P Class 2; Class Sec. 3; Class Pres. 4; Pres. Honor Society 4. College GLENDA SMITH TAYLOR Blondie Class Tournaments 1; F.H.A. 3. Homemaker SHIRLEY VIRGINIA TINTLE Shirley Haverford High 1, 2; Language Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 3; Chorus 3, 4; F. F. A. Sweetheart 4; F.H.A. 4; Betty Crocker Test 4; Orchestra 1, 2; Pen and Ink Staff2. College BARBARA ANN TEAFORD Bug J. V. Cheerleader 1; Tourn, Cheerleader 1; Chorus 1; Drill Team 1; Varsity Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Football Princess 1; Tournaments 2, 3; Pep Club Sec, 3; Yearbook Staff 3; Football Queen 4. Secretary VICKIE LEA TWIGG Vic Pionettes 2. College JUDY ANN WISE “Shortie” Pep Club 1, 3; Class Tournaments 1, 2, 3,4; G. A.A. 4, Business College THELMA G., WOLFORD Thimble Work Experience Business College 6 JARRYL WOLFORD Frog Chorus 4; Boys’ State 3; Band 1,2, 3,4; Drum Major 4. College RICHARD CLYDE WOOD Woody FoFSA. 231304; Sentinel 3; Top Land Judging 3; Agr. Mechanics; Football 4; F.F.A. Pres. 4: Soil Conservation CLASS FLOWER - Pink Rosebud CLASS COLORS - Pink and White CLASS MOTTO Not an End, but a Beginning CLASS SPONSORS - Miss Lois Arnold Mrs. Frances B. McNeill Mr. W. C. Bailey ai v7 x ew, | ; aa WPA NN? 1 = NANCY BREINIG MISS LOIS ARNOLD NATIONAL HONOR eoeaM in” wr! RONALD Z. WILSON JOHN BLUE President Vice President ELLEN PUGH CAROL SNYDER Oe «) a = JANE SWISHER DIANA MAPHIS Secretary-Treasurer Betty Crocker Cest tt lh SEATED: J. Alkire, J. Greenwalt, B. Pownall, G. Martin, D. Pownall, V. Miller, S. Tintle. SECOND ROW: J. Wagoner, S. Corbin, C. Snyder, S. Stump, J. Swisher, T. Rannells, H. Loy, B. McDonald, THIRD ROW: L. Landis, B. Loy, F. Pouder, J. Burns, E. Pugh, N. Breinig, K. Pownall, V. Twigg. The Betty Crocker Homemaker Test was given December 6, 1960. Twenty-seven senior girls partici- pated. At the time of the printing of this yearbook, Jane Swisher, our local winner, was among the top ten in the state. Mr. Calvert presents Jane with a certificate and pin. SUMMORS Geneva Kesner James Russell Marie Orndorff Karla Patterson Hubert High President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Historian Class of 1962 John Ailes Kenneth Ayers Linda Baker Pauline Baldwin Douglas Bean Harry Bidinger Carol Bowman Gary Bradfield Van Brooks Gary Buckbee Eugene Buckley Nancy Burgess Janet Caldwell Frank Campbell Sharon Carpenter Richard Coleman Betty Combs Ellen Combs J. D. Cooke Howard Corbin Frank Cosner Bonnie Daugherty Elnora Daugherty Shirley Davis Nancy Fout Joe Frye Lenora Foltz Robert Funk Norma Ganoe Marvin Graham Helen (Gross) Malick Carol Haines Janet Haines Jerry Haines Judith Haines Sandra Haines Cheryl Harmison Dorothy Hartman Garland Heare Ephriam Herriot Grace Hines Charles Hott Granis Hott Janet Hott Pat Iman Stella Iman John Kaylor Paul Kerns James Kline Bill Kuykendall Edna Landis Bonnie Lee Verda Lewis Daniel Long Willard Long Connie McDonald Betty Malcolm Monty Mathias Terry Mezzatesta Harold Michael Richard Miller Dorothy Miller William Milleson John Myers Roger Nickleson Roy Nickleson Connie Pownell Clifton Presgraves Faye Puffinberger Janice Puffinberger Phyllis Pyles Kenneth Racey Joyce Rinker Judy Ruckman Wanda Self Doris Shanholtz Nancy Shanholtz James Spangler Jerry Staggs Emma Strosnider Dennis Swick Jo Timbrook Judy Timbrook Richard Timbrook John Wagoner Shirley Whisner Carol Whitacre Kay Wilson Shirley Wilson Edward Wolford SOMMOQMORES Sam Graham Judy Starr Karen Hott John Gower Gloria Stankwich President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Historian Class of 1963 Frederick Ansei James Austin Linda Baldwin William Blackburn Janie Bohon Barbara Caldwell Wanda Cannon Bonnie Carder Goldie Chaney Donnie Cookman David Corbin Linda Corbin Alice Cruickshank Mary Cunningham Betty Davidson Brenda Davis Connie Davis Norma Davey Janet Delaplain Mary Susan Dunn Anna Fields Jerome Fish Joyce Fishel Barbara Fout Judy Fultz Bonnie George Phillip Gower James Gross Shelia Haines Franklin Hart Jay Heckert Mary Jane Helman Barbara Hott Bernice Hott Neca: Shelia Hutter Donna Hutter Alyin Kemper Leona Kerns Thelma Kesner Darlene Ketterman Carroll Lewis Mabel Lewis Peggy Lewis Richard Lewis Velma Lewis Jack Logston Lynda Long Paul Loy Rachel Ludwick John Machemer Randall Malcolm Gloria Mayhew Shelia McDonald Roscoe McBride Dale McGee Frederick McIntosh Juanita Method Alston Mongold Evelyn Moreland Helen Mullin Shirley Nickelson Linda Orndorff Charles Orndorff Judy Owens James Palmer Clarence Parsons Ronald Parsons Ronald Patterson Dennis Paugh Patty Poland OY David Rayner Verna Riggleman Douglas Rockwell Willia m Rogers Linda Saville Richard Saville Emily See Robert Shingleton Elaine Sions Michael Smith Teddy Smith Mary Southerly . Arbutus Stewart Sue Stickley Paula Strosnider Steven Swick Dottie Swisher Garl Trenton William Thorne Jerry Timbrook Alma Twigg Loretta Umstead Paul Umstott Jeree Webb Shirley Wolford Janet Wolford Shirley Wagoner Ronald Wood Robert Woodson Michael Hawk David Carl John Fleek Joe Breinig Charles Freeland Bill Burns President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Historian Reporter Genevieve Alki James Alkire Cheryl Allen Edward Allen : Arna Arnold -Gloria Barnes Ee Peggy Bailey 2? Eddie Beery Julia Blue + John Breinig ms Becky Bright Hn Billy Buckley Dorothy Buckley Ronnie Burns Dana Butts June Carder Sue Carder Michael Caryl Gary Champs Donnie Chaney Jo Ann Clower Eloise Combs Ronald Combs Monica Corbin Mary Cosner Gary Cosner Patricia Cox Diana Cummins Milda Curran Wanda Curran Susan Curry Del Ray Curtis Lawrence Davy Norman Davidson Aretta Davis Barbara Davis Roy Davis Carolyn Davis Robert Dayton Jerry Dean Phyllis Dorsey Sandra Dorsey Charlene Duncan Sandra DuVall Paul Everett Robert Feaster Pauline Fishel William Foley Roger Fultz Eddie Fout Terry French William Friend Janie Frye Donna Fultz Kaye Fultz Donald Ganoe Gary Ganoe James Ganoe Lloyd Garlitz Gary Grapes Ronald Grapes Bonnie Greenwalt Donna Gurtler Gary Haines Gloria Hanies Linda Hanies Sandra Haines Susan Haines Shirley Haines Teddy Hartman Carolyn Haslacker Sue Helman George Henneman Dianna High Larry Hines Ronald Hockman Lowell Hogbin Allen Hott Grover Hott Harlan Hott Junior Hott Linda Hott Linda I, Hott Mary Hott Thelma Hott William Hott Donna Jackson Brenda Jewell Sandra Kearney Allen Kesner Carol Kessel Myrna Kessel Raymond Kline Linda Knotts Roger Kuykendall Robert Largent Shirley Largent Gary Lawrence Carmon Lee David Lee Kenneth Lee Catherine Lewi Jo Ann Lewis Larry Lewis Mary Lewis Walter Lewis Alma Liller Linda Long Sandra Long Lawrence Davy Delmar Lowell Ruth Ludwick Harvey Martin Richard Maphis Jeanette Mason Alice McBride Helen McBride Harold McDonald Gary Merritt Judy Messick Ronald Method Jerry Mezzatesta Peggy Micheal Danielle Miller Vivian Montgomery Vivian Moreland Gerald Moyers Richard Mulledy Dorothy Nickleson Roger Nickleson Harry Nogle Patricia Iser Priscilla Owens Kunizunda Parker Paul Parsons Sandra Parsons Herbert Paugh Lionel Pepper Christine Perando Charles Perando Wanda Poland Paul Pownell Rodney Pownell Janet Riggleman Wayne Robertson Paula Rockwell Juanita Ruckman Lana Sanders George’ Saville Daniel Saville Karen Saville Lois Sencindiver Keith Schwartz Sharon Self Bernice Shanholtz George Shanholtz Ilene Shanholtz Jerry Shannon Donald Shaw Dienna Shawen Ronald Shaw Larry Shingleton Terry Shingleton Hoy Shingleton James Shoemaker Jackie Simmons Velvena Simmons Edgar Sions Evangeline Sipes John Sitar Bonnie Smith Larry Sneathen Janet Stickley Sharon Stickley Donna Strosnider Katherine Strzyz Ann Swisher Dwight Swisher Delores Taylor Rodney Thomas Ellen Timbrook Ralph Tintle Boyd Trenton Jenny Lou Turner Robert Twigg Roger Twigg Nena Coieale | Donald Wade Gary Wagoner Frankie Watson Harold Welker Herman Wise Richard Wolf Robert Wolford James Woodson Linda Woody Daphne Zies Edna Zirk Candid Camera Ralph Landis Tyra Hamilton President Treasurer Class of 1965 Bette Aronhalt Shirley Ayers Wilson Ayers Linda Barron John Bauer Margo Belt Roger Blackburn Carl Boyer Elizabeth Cheshire Nancy Cheshire Elizabeth Clinedinst Earl Clower Paul Clower Donna Corbin Lucinda Corbin Helen Cosner Karen Davis Sue Kay Davis Betty Dawson Mary Dean Donald Evans Donna Everett Linda Feller John Fisher Johnny Fields Janice Foreman Eleanor Ganoe Joyce Ganoe Eleanor George Sharon Gipe Lester Graham Linda Haines Waldo Haines Rue Hamrick Sue Hamrick Theodore Heckert James Hott Kenneth Hott Larry Hott Patricia Hott Fred Houser Shirley Hutter Donnie Keckley Ronald Keckley William Keister Mary Kesner Richard Kline Henry Lee Karen Likens John Liller Rebecca Martin Roberta Merritt Harry Miller Paul McDonald Carl Nazelrod Shirley Nazelrod Delyle Omdorff Roxanna Orndorff Judy Overholt Virginia Palmer Mary Pancake Sherry Parker Patricia Patterson Linda Poland Rachael Poland Mary Pownall Beverly Rayner Gary Riggleman Richard Riggleman Jackie Rockwell Mary Rohrbaugh Gary Ruckman Terry Saville Johnny Shanholtz Miriam Shillingburg Gary Smith Sharon Staub Dorothy Thomas Norena Webb Robert Wise Jenny Wolford a Dwight Carpenter President Mary Kitzmiller Vice President Class of 1966 Ronna Maphis Secretary Sue Mauk Treasurer Joey Stankwich Historian William Bake Elaine Bishop John Boyer Duane Colebank Donna Combs Lois Combs Joseph Corbin Micheal Corbin Ronald Corbin Jeanette Corbin Leon Cosner Carol Cox Harvey Daugherty Arlo Davis Larry Davis Lucy Dean Ronald Doman James Duling Elizabeth Dunn Shirley Evans Mary Garlitz Jane Gower Susan Graham Robert Haines Thomas Haines Wayne Haines Sharon Hawk Charles High Paul Hines Linda Hockman Connie Hott Gail Hott James Hott Richard Hott Holly Hughes Perry Iser Terry Iser Betty Jackson Richard Judy Carol Kesner Viola Kesner Linda Kidwell Barbara Koontz Gary Lewis Susan Lewis John Maphis Larry Miller Lynn Miller Diana Mongold Richard Moreland Linda McBride Fred Nichelson Thomas Nichols Cyndy Parker Larry Patterson Nancy Payne Danny Potter Mary Potter Barbara Pownall John Pownall Larry Racey Richard Riggleman Nancy Sayville Barbara Shanholtz Douglas Shank Mary Shank Elizabeth Shawen Denver Shields Glenna Shillingburg Denny Shingleton Leonard Shingleton Linda Shingleton Retha Shockey Dwight Shoemaker Ann Smith John Synder Robert Spring Linda Starnes Bonnie Strother William Timbrook Linda Twigg Donald Vorbach Paul Williams Billy Wolford John Zeilor Not pictured: George Davidso® Stephen Landis Linda Fundenbers FIRST ROW: A. Fields, P. Baldwin, R. McDonald, B. Fout, S. Haines, N. Burgess, B. Lec, E. Daugherty, V. Montgomery. SECOND ROW: B. Davis, E. Lewis, E. Timbrook, S. Stump, L. Baldwin, K. Fultz, N. Ganoe, J. Delaplain, G. Chaney, E. Sipes. THIRD ROW: J. Haines, S. Davis, W. Self, K. Duvall, P . Micheal, J. Wolford, A. Stewart, S. Wolford, J. Bohon, S. Miller, L. Long. FOURTH ROW: S. Haines, S. Parsons, S. Stickley, G. Mayhew, E. Signs, J. Whiteman, K. Pownall, S. Tintle, S. Shawen. FIFTH ROW: G. Alkire, J. Messick, M. Cosner, P. Owens, S. Long, S. Self, D. Gurtler, L. Long, J. Frye, J. Carder. SIXTH ROW: L. Knotts, E. See, M. J. Southerly, K. Stickley. Future Homemakers of America OFFICERS JUDY BURNS - Secretary CAROL SNYDER - Vice President of Recreation JUDY ALKIRE - Vice President of Projects ELLEN PUGH - President MISS WANDA POWELL - Advisor NANCY BREINIG - Vice President of Parliamentary Procedure MARY SUSAN DUNN - Vice President of Public Relations BONNIE DAUGHERTY - Historian TRUDY RANNELLS - Treasurer FIRST ROW: R. Woodson, R. Dayton, F. Ansel, G. McDonald, R. Davis, J. Simmons, G. Lawerence, R. Burns, L. Sions, R. Mulledy, A. Kemper, R. Shawen. SECOND ROW: D. Nest- or, Advisor, H. Michael, G. Moreland, J. Palmer, E. Henneman, J. Woodson, W. Robertson, A. Hott, D. Curtis, J. Haines, L. Daugherty, J. Timbrook, B. Roomsburg, Advisor. THIRD ROW: F. Maphis, R. Maphis, M. Kidwell, J. Myers, K. Ayres, W. Milleson, E. Buckley, D. Long, G. Bradfield, M. Mathias, J. Staggs, J. Frye, W. Loy, E. Nazelrod, R. Wood, J. Heckert. Future Farmers of America OFFICERS WILLARD LONG - Vice President JIM DAUGHERTY - Sentinel RONALD Z, WILSON - Reporter RICHARD WOOD - President JOHN WAGONER - Secretary PAUL LOY - Treasurer DALE NESTOR - Sponsor WILLIAM ROOMSBURG - Sponsor National Chesptans 14) a SITTING: G. Martin, N. Breinig, B. Haines, J. Wolford, E. Pugh, T. Rannells, H. Loy, C. Snyder, B. Pownall. STANDING: J. Russell, B. Kuykendall, R. Z. Wilson, D. Machemer, J. Burns, D. Maphis, S. Stump, F. Pouder, J. Haines, J. Swisher, Mrs. McNeill, Advisor. Chorus FIRST ROW: S. Gipe, L. Kidwell, R. Hamrick, S. Hamrick, B. Dunn, S. Graham, S. Hawk, L. Combs, A. Smith, L. Twigg, M. Kitzmiller. SECOND ROW: P. Bailey, J. Clower, A. Arnold, B. Bright, E. Clinedinst, J. Burns, T. Rannells, P. Rockwell, A. Liller, S, Carpenter, S$. Carder. THIRD ROW: P. Cox, J. Ruckman, B. Shanholtz, J. Haines, J. Swisher, L. Landis, B. Loy, C- Snyder, S. Tintle, B. Pownall. FOURTH ROW: J. Wolford, B. Kuykendall, J. Spangler, R. Z. Wilson, J. Russell, R. L. Wilson, F. Houser, Mr. Colasanti, Advisor. 4s Latinius Circulus FIRST ROW: J. Heckert, P. Umstott, L. Hott, H. Nogle, E. Allen, H. Welker, J. Fleek, H. Paugh, G. Shanholtz, J. Sitar, J. Ailes, F. Cambell, J. Kaylor. SECOND ROW: B. Kuyendall, Mrs. McNeill, Adv., R. Z. Wilson, Rep., S. Carpenter, Sec., D. Cookman, V. Pres., D. Carl, Pres., B. Burns, Treas., T. Rannells, F. Pouder, C. Snyder, B. Bright. THIRD ROW: M. Hawk, H..Shingleton, M. Carl, D. Wade, R. Thomas, E. Harriot, J. Russell, J. Burns, D. Maphis, E. Swartz, E. Pugh, S. Stump, N. Breinig, B. Loy, B. Haines, E. Palmer, B. Shanholtz, A. Amold, J. Zirk, S. Curry. FOURTH ROW: P. Bailey, J. Clower, G. Parker, J. Blue, D. Cum- mins, C. Allen, S. Carder, D. Ketterman, D. Swisher, J. Gower, D. Freeland. Le Cercle Francais i Ray TF + OW ee “st e4 Ly FIRST WOKE D. Maphis, B. Pownall, J. Haines Pres., S. Tintle, E. Strosnider, Sec., Mrs SECOND ROW: S. Corbin, N. Burgess M. J. Fish. THIRD ROW: G,. Heare, B roses Rep., D. Machemer, Treas., K. Patterson, Green, Adv., J. Swisher, V. Pres., G. Harmison. Dunn, J. Webb, D. Hartman, J. Starr, K. Wilson, � R. Funk. SS FIRST ROW: R. Ludwick, L. Umstead, B. Hott, Sec., K. Wilson, V. Pres., G. Kesner, Pres., C. Hockman, Pt. Chr., P. Haines, S. Carder, S. Haines. SECOND ROW: E. Clinedinst, M. Shillingburg, G. Stankwich, E. Cheshire, J. Fishel, B. Davidson, D. Cummins, B. Shanholtz. THIRD ROW: H. McBride, W. Twigg, D. Fultz, D. Jackson, M. Kessel, C. Kessel, L. Sand- ers, J. Owens, J. Wise, D. Haines, D. Maphis, P. Rockwell. FOURTH ROW: S. Evans, S. Lewis, E. George, P. Iser, M. Lewis, M. Lewis, J. Turner, A. Arnold, A. Liller, D. Strosnid- er, J. Clower. FIFTH ROW: T. Kesner, S. Nickleson, H. Mullin, P. Fishel, G. Haines, B. Davis, S. Hutter, V. Lewis, P. Baily, B. Bright, Mrs. Umstead, Ady. fee eo : eS =a ¥ FIRST ROW: S. Staub, B. Aronhalt, K. Hott, P. Patterson, J. Wolford, L. Poland, R. Black- burn, F. Houser, G. Riggleman, P. Clower. SECOND ROW: B. Martin, M. Pancake, J. Rock- well, L. Haines, R. Tintle, M. Hawk, E. Clower, J. Fleek, J. Fisher, T. Heckert. AMGVTES Che Pioneer ‘67 Staff The 1961 Pioneer Staff can now resume lives of normal, mediocre people. We can “loiter in the halls and waste time - no deadlines to meet, no copy to type, no ads to sell! But we shall take with us the satisfaction of knowing that, for a while, we took our place with previous staffs as loyal supporters of RHS, and as leaders in school life. It will take a while to rehabilitate ourselves to former ways of thinking and talk- ing. From now on, cuts will be injuries, not pictures; galleys will be on ships, not proof-sheets; dummies will be dolls, not blueprints of books. Our compensation for graduating from the Romney Staff will be the record, the epitome of school loyalty, the 1961 PIONEER. Senior Class Play : | srtin, E. Pugh, T. Rannells, J. Swisher, J. Haines, C, Snyder, C. all, D. Maphis, H. Loy, B. Haines, F. Pouder, J. Burns, S. Stump. “Rockabye Baby” Left to right: G. M Beery, B. Pown The Romney National Thespian Troop 681 presented the Senior Class Play, “Rock- abye Baby, on November 17, 1960. The play was under the direction of Mrs. Fran ces McNeill. THE STORY Mrs. Millikan (Ellen Pugh) is a widow whose only son was reported killed in the last war. To get away from grasping in-laws, she has taken this fictitous name, left her home to her husband's relatives, and fled to another town, where she has opened a boarding house for business women. She is helped by an old family cook and devoted friend, Ophelia (Frances Pouder), and by Hildegarde (Judy Burns,), a cultured, attractive girl, who is acting as maid. A strange assortment of women come to be boarders. There's Miss Bascom (Carol Snyder), a prim Latin teacher, with a faithful following of girl students - Alda (Judy Haines), Kay (Jane Swisher), Jennie (Carol Beery). There's Anita (Barbara Pownall), 2 snooping, would-be reporter; two secretaries, Gale (Hilda Loy) and Jody (Diane Maphis); Pamela (Sallie Stump), a television student; two nurses (Gloria Martin and Betty Haines); and a mysterious young mother, Mary Howe (Trudy Rannells), with her baby-taken in temporarily through sympathy, in spite of an advertised No Babies. Anita, nosing about, is convinced her suspicions are right - that Mrs. Millikan” is the aunt, Mrs. Howe, of whom she had so often heard and on whose money she had hoped to sponge. She is annoyed at the taking in of the baby and determined to make the young mother so unhappy she will leave. All the boarders suspect Anita when the baby disappears; but no charges are pressed when the baby is found. Gail and Jody have long suspected Mary of being the widow of an amnesia victim of the war, a former sec- retary of their school. Their principal had urged them to look for her and beg her to open a box left with him, as perhaps helpful in finding her husband's people. When they produce the box for Mary to open, these hopes prove true; for as “Mrs. Millikan looks at the picture of Mary's husband Bob, she discovers he is her own dearly loved son. Anita is repentant; and Mrs. Howe and Mary find co i little son. y msolation in each other and in Bob's Pioneer Marching ee is Bs i ites = ge: ‘% FIRST ROW: C. McDonald, D. Hartman, S. Carpenter, C. Snyder, P. Bailey, J. Alkire. SEC- OND ROW: P. Clower, R. Doman, D. Machemer, H. Hughs, B. Strother, L. Twigg, J. Fleek, A. Arnold, P. Umstott, M. Smith, A. Smith, J. Heckert, J. Rockwell, C. Orndorff, G. Ganoe, J. Fish, B. Spring. THIRD ROW: S. Staub, C. Bowman, B. Pownall, L. Kidwell, L. Hott, S. Parker, J. Swisher, W. Rogers, P. Rockwell, A. Liller, L. Haines, S. Corbin, L. Foltz, B. Aron- holt, D. Combs, J. Wolford. FOURTH ROW: B. Buckley, R. Maphis, S. Shawen, L. Hockman, T. Friend, H. Paugh, L. Haines, J. Alkire, J. Spangler, J. Shannon, P. Cox, M. Corbin, H. Welker, R. Haines, D. Vorbach, B. Martin, D. Shanholtz. FIFTH ROW: M. Dunn, W. Kuyken- dall, R. Tintle, T. Heckert, D. Haines, B. Daugherty, W. Cannon, J. Starr, S. Stump, B Pownall, C. Hockman, J. Russell, H. Nogle, J. Houser, D. Combs, B. Bright. The Pioneer Marching Band took part in many activities during the year. They began their busy season by performing at our football games. They, then journeyed to Elkins for the Forest Festival and to Kingwood for the Buckwheat Festival. Romney acted as the host school for the area Band Festival, and later took part in the Band Clinic. The band presented a Concert at Christmas and their Annual Minstrel Show in April. GEORGE K. SHAHAN, Director MRS. BARBARA SHAHAN, Assistant JIM RUSSELL, Student Director BILL KUYKENDALL, President JARRYL WOLFORD, Drum Major JUDY ALKIRE, Head Majorette yoretles Ma, From left to right; Dot Hartman, Carol Snyder, Sharon Carpenter, Peggy Bailey, Con- nie McDonald, Judy Alkire. Bannerettes Sally Judy Starr, Dot Haines, Bonnie Daugherty, Wanda Cannon, From left to right: Stump, Barbara Pownall. KNEELING: Carol Hockman. STANDING IN BACK: J. Houser, J. Ailes, D. Bean. SECOND: J. Ruckman, E. Schwartz, co-editor, E. Strosnider, N. Shanholtz, E. Daugherty, D. D. Hartman, B. Loy, B. McDonald. FIRST ROW: J. Haines, co-editor, B. Pownall, C. Harmison, G. Buckbee, N. Fout, Mrs. Ruby Haines, sponsor. Work Experience FIFTH ROW: Bidinger, Wood, Z. Wilson, Houser, Moreland, Daugherty, Peyton. FOURTH ROW: Teaford, Haines, Hines, Cosner, Rannells, Kline, Stickley, Haines, Kidwell, Daugherty. THIRD ROW: Cessna, Martin, Landis, Loy, Logston, Puffinberger, Graham, Whiteman, Miller, Alkire. SECOND ROW: Fields, Shanholtz, Palmer, Haines, Meador, Haines, Taylor, Helman, Loy, Maphis, Mrs. Green, Coordinator. FIRST ROW: Hannas, Pouder, Snyder, Stump, Pugh, Breinig, McDonald, Riggleman, Davidson, Wolford, Park, Lee, Maphis. Harvest Kall Queen - JUDY ALKIRE King - JOHN MATHIAS The court consisted of: Left to right, Dwight Carpenter, Rebecca Martin, Doug Freeland, Paula Strosnider, Eugene Buckley, Judy Ruckman, Sam Gra- ham, Lois Sencindiver, Harry Miller, and Ronna Maphis. The Seniors reigned over the annual Harvest Ball, November 23 in the high school gym. The royal couple was crowned by Mrs. Ruby Haines and Prosecuting At- torney Ralph W. Haines. They danced under the Au- tumn Leaves to the strains of music furnished by the Allegheny High School Dance Band. JUDY BURNS RONALD L. WILSON DIANA MAPHIS JOHN BLUE PAULA STROSNIDER DONNIE COOKMAN EMMA STROSNIDER GARRY BUCKBEE LOIS SENCINDIVER DOUG FREELAND and JOHN BREINIG PAULA STROSNIDER NS DONNIE COOKMAN eS —) JUDY ALKIRE RICHARD GRACE JANICE FOREMAN EARL CLOWER KARLA PATTERSON CAROL HOCKMAN SAM GRAHAM DONNIE COOKMAN SHIRLEY TINTLE JUDY BURNS OHN BLUE ett ay | = JOHN BLUE 7 : ‘ = ° - RONNA MAPHIS JOHN MAPHIS FRANK COSNER MONTY MATHIAS Ftomecoming Queen and Court Barbara Teaford, escorted by John Blue, and attended by her court was crowned Homecoming Queen of Romney High Schoci. This took place at the an Homecoming Dance on the e of Noverhber 5, 1960, following the Romney-Farmington game. Barbara Teaford is crowned queen of Home- coming by Coach Roger Parker. Gene Buckley, Paula Strosnider, Ronald L. Wilson, Carol Hockman, Coach Roger Parker, Queen Barbara, John Blue, Emma Strosnider, Ronald Z, Wilson, Lois Sencin- diver, Emory Nazlerod. ¥ spall Pr Coach Roger Parker's Pioneer charges lost their Opening game at Cooper Field by a 12-7 count to a big team from Charles Town. A John Blue to Frank Cosner pass set up the Romney score in the fourth quarter carried over by Terry Mezzatesta. Eugene Buckley scored the only touchdown of the game as Romney edged Franklin 7-0 on the lat- ter's field. Romney received the opening ball and marched 64 yards in 12 with John Blue scoring a 3 yard plunge and battled Moorefield to a 6-6 tie. Terry Mezzatesta scored twice to pace Romney to a 13-0 victory over Green Bank. FIRST ROW: Coach Peters, E. Buck- Night football didn't agree with the Pioneers as ley, M. Graham, E. Nazlerod, J. they took it on the nose 19-0 at Beall. Ends Frank Blue, R. L. Wilson, J. Kline, T. Cosner and Hubert High were out of the lineup due Mezzatesta, Coach Parker. SEC- injuries. OND ROW: C. Presgraves, R. Mil- ler, R. Wood, C. Peters, P. Haines, D. Cookman, C. Hott. THIRD ROW: D. Hott, H. Bidinger, V. Brooks, D. Rockwell, J. Machemer, J. Haines, D. McGee, J. Gower, Pioneer Foot ROMNEY HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Sept. 9- Charles Town Home Septem l6imrranck Un iain i = Away Septem 23i- Moorefield Sioa Wome Sept. 30 - Green Bank----------- Home Oct. 17- Beall of Frostburg (Night Game) - Away Octo dic Ridgelé yin oii mina ih i= Away OC tHED Lice Petersburg 1 iain aaa (os Away Oct. 27 - University High of Morgantown (Night Game) - ----- Away Nov. 5- Farmington (Homecoming) - - - Home D. Wade. FOURTH ROW: R. Combs, D. Saville, J. Moyers, J. Ganoe, R. Wolford, H. Shingleton, R. Cline, R. Thomas, M. Hawk. FIFTH ROW: D. Carl, K. Lee, G. Grapes, D. Freeland, D. Butts, J. Breinig, W. Hott. SIXTH ROW: W. Burns, Mgr., L. Hogbin, P. Parsons, G. Wagoner, J. Sitar, J. Alkire, J. Breinig, M. Caryl, Mgr. ball Ceam °6O A Mezzatesta to Blue to Cosner pass set up the only touchdown with Jim Kline going over with less than a minute of play remaining to give Romney a 6-0 upset victory over Ridgeley. It was the climax of the season for the Pioneers. Pioneer football reached a season low at Peters- burg where their every move was a mistake, result- ing in Romney being on the short end of a 32-0 score. Kenny Ayers had his best night of the season at Morgantown under the lights where he led the Pioneer attack that ended in a 7-7 deadlock. The Pioneers lost 40-7 to Farmington to close their nine game schedule before a wet Homecoming crowd. The score came in the final seconds on a Blue to Ayers pass. Coach Don Peter's Freshmen won four of their five games. It was the first Freshmen Football Team Romney has had. The Junior Varsity played one game, losing 13-12 to Beall. The Freshmen beat Keyser 14-12, Ridgeley 14-12, Deaf School 26-7, Keyser 28-0, and lost to Allegheny 20-6. - R. Z. WILSON SENIOR PLAYERS Left to Right: JOHN BLUE - Quarterback EUGENE BUCKLEY - Halfback EMORY NAZLEROD - Halfback RONALD L. WILSON - Guard Coach Don Peters and Coach Roger Parker BARBARA TEAFORD DIANA MAPHIS FRANCES POUDER Senior Senior Senior Varsity ae EMMA STROSNIDER LINDA BAKER . PAULA STROSNIDER Junior Junior Sophomore Romney Romney Romney Romney Romney Romney Romney Romney Romney R,H.S. BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 45 710 59 46 65 49 52 58 58 Ridgeley W. Va. Deaf Fort Ashby Southern Paw Paw Petersburg Moorefield Southern Fort Ashby Left to right: 20 Connie Davis 50 Marvin Graham 24 Jerry Staggs 52 John Myers 54 Eddie Wolford 80 61 72 85 80 87 FIRST ROW - VARSITY: K. Ayers, J. Myers, T. Mez- zetesta, H, High, M. Graham, J. Blue, M. Mathias, C. Hott, C. Davis, J. Staggs, E. Wolford. SECOND ROW - JUNIOR VARSITY: Coach Parker, S. Graham, R, Timbrook, A. Kemper, J. Timbrook, D. Paugh, J. £ . oe EEE —_ i Gower, R. Saville, Coach Peters. THIRD ROW - FRESH- MEN: G, Shanholtz, M. Caryl, R. Thomas, J. Dean, J. Alkire, B. Burns, J. Breinig, G. Saville, W. Robertson. FOURTH ROW - FRESHMEN: R. Wolf, J. Mezzatesta, D. Butts, D. Wade, J. Breinig, R. Wolford, R. Combs. Romney Romney Romney Romney Romney Romney Romney Romney Romney Romney 56 40 61 Paw Paw Ridgeley Capon Bridge Moorefield Petersburg John S. Mosby W. Va. Deaf Capon Bridge Wardensyille John S. Mosby 42 Charles Hott 44 John Blue 30 Kenny Ayers 40 Hubert High 32 Terry Mezzatesta $84 Monty Mathias 52 12 57 FIRST ROW: B. Burns, W. Robertson, R. Combs, G. Shanholtz, R. Wolf, M. Caryl. SECOND ROW: J. Alkire, D. Butts, J. Dean, J. Mezzatesta, G, Saville, Coach Peters. THIRD ROW: R. Thomas, D. Wade, R. Wolford, J. Breinig, J. Breinig. Junior Varsity Cheerleaders HOVERTISERS RANNELLS MOTOR CO. RANNELLS MOTOR COMPAI Sunoco Products General Garage Service Body Work 24-Hr. Wrecker Service Open 7:00 A.M. to 10:30 P.M. Phone 531 Romney, W. Va. JAMES B. COOKMAN, AGENCY Your Independent Insurance pe, 472 N. High Street Phone 222 For the Pause That Rese Sues ROMNEY COCA-COLA BOTTLING WORKS, INC. Romney, West Virginia Compliments of MEDICAL ARTS, INC. Romney, W. Va. v3 i Sees S 2. SWISHLZL OZCHALDS seers weer becvrer yl epe x ‘ Je FaPYrl? ZIG PESCALY ‘ I. AMEVE ES, Wy 1, J AND M STOCK FARM: Breeder of 3 ey - 1G l- G@laer Megistered Corricdale and Suffolk Sheer “ p athaand Ghatland Dan; Follec Snorthorn Cattle and Shetland Pon esidence HYatt 2-2296 Office and MARIAN P, SWISHER - Owners ROMNEY FORD SALES, INC. Wonderful New World of Fords for '61 QUEEN CITY mi pEsHING = (9 milk et ote Cumberland, Maryland REN ROY'S For Every Occasion Buy REN ROY’S Best Wishes Best Wishes to to the Class of 1961 Romney High School Bor Class of 1961 MOUNTAIN VIEW ORCHARDS From SCHENCK FOODS COMPAN Three Churches, W. Va. Mountain Dew Makes Winchester, Virginia the Difference ! 8 1888 1961 To those of you on your way Complim ents of to a better tomorrow, there's no substitute for saving. The safe, sure way to whatever FRUIT GROWER’S you most desire is a steadily COLD STORAGE growing Savings Account at THE BANK OF ROMNEY Member Federal Reserve System Romney Member Federal Deposit West Virginia Insurance Corporation Compliments of PIONEER RESTAURANT J. C. ALEXANDER Official R. H. S. Photographer Enjoy Life Eat Out More Often Best Wishes from RAYMOND AND NORMA HOUSER'S HATCHERY MICHEAL Route 50 East Romney Meet the Exciting Special-Size Buick Special at SAVILLE’S BUICK SALES “famous for Savings” Romney, W. Va. from MATHIAS GROCERY Petersburg, W. Va. Phone CIrcle 2-4391 MAUK’S MEAT MARKET 16 W. Main Street Phone 16 Romney, W. Va. Compliments of FISHER’S HARDWARE Phone 43 68 East Main St. Romney, W. Va. BILL DING Wishes You the Best of Luck ROMNEY PLANING MILL, INC. Phone 350 Romney, W. Va. Compliments of SPIC AND SPAN Phone 210 Romney, W. Va. SHAEFFER’S FUNERAL HOME 230 E. Main Street Phone 184 Romney, W. Va. Compliments of C. J. SMITH General Merchandise Augusta, W. Va. SHAPIROS STORES 61-63-65 Armstrong Street Keyser, W. Va. Opened Under New Management HERSHEY'S MOOCH AND MABEL MONGOLD Compliments of FRENCH’S FEED STORE Compliments of HAMPSHIRE TRUCK IMPLEMENT CoO. O RA Your International Harvester Dealer Romney, W. Va. Compliments of GAINER’S PHARMACY Phone 40 ROMNEY REXALL Phone 33 30B MAR SPORT SHOP Sverything for the Sportsman Phone 324-R Romney, W. Va. OLD MILL TAVERN Fine Foods Novelties Groceries Friendly Service Springfield, W. Va. HARDY BROTHERS Feed Harco Feed Poultry - Dairy - Hog Poultry Equipment and Medicines Romney 4-F-022 Three Churches W. Va. MT. TOP TRUCK STOP Amoco Products Phone 918 Route 50 East of Romney Compliments of DR. J. D. BROWN Compliments of SANDERS 1 Mile East of Romney BEAUTY MANOR Bleaching, Tinting Hair Styling Waving MRS. PAT PETRY MRS, HETTIE TAYLOR Romney, W. Va. Compliments of OMPS FURNITURE STORE Romney, W. Va. HAROLD L. WELKER Building and Remodeling Romney, W. Va. Compliments of THE ROMNEY FEDERAL CREDIT UNION Savings Loans Phone 190 35 N. Marsham St. VAL-YOU CENTER Romney, W. Va. Get Your Gnuits at HAMPS!::! JEWELRY Romney, W. Va. WALLACE H. MAUK PLUMBING AND HEATING Romney, W. Va. Remember that any job worth doing is worth doing right! Promotion comes to those who do their best at whatever task they undertake. R. L. (BUD) SUMNER Compliments of DR. R. R. BROWN Compliments of ED’S SERVICE CENTER Romney Getter Values McCOOLE’S MEN'S STORE Phone SUnset 4-3976 Keyser, W. Va. Congratulations to the Class of '61 From THE HAMPSHIRE REVIEW MERRITT’S AMOCO Lubrication Washing and Accessories Feed Seed SOUTHERN STATES ROMNEY COOPERATIVE Phone 683 Makes the Business of Farming Pay Better Romney, W. Va. Fertilizer Farm Supplies Poultry Contracting Compliments of FIRST NATIONAL BANK Romney Best Wishes From RAY’S JEWELERS 103 Baltimore Street Cumberland, Maryland LEWIS PUGH Esso Romney, W. Va. Ellen's Dad ROHRBAUGH’S TEXACO STATION Phone 467 Romney, W. Va. M. L. ARNOLD SON Journ PEERS Quality Faum COUIPMENE Seed - Feed - Fertilizer Romney, W. Va. Phone 35 BEN FRANKLIN STORE Headquarters for School Supplies Owner, JOHN R. BLUE ROMNEY TIRE CO. SHORTY GRAPES, Prop. Lee - Cooper Goodyear and U. S. Tires Recapping Romney, W. Va. Phone 497 —— i { Compliments of DAUGHERTY’S ELECTRIC SERVICE Certified Wiring Contractor RILEY A. DAUGHERTY Augusta, W. Va. Phone 7A4 DAIRY QUEEN Romney, W. Va. Main Street Route 28 MALICK PARTS CO. Distributor of Automotive Parts Birch Lane Romney Phone 692 ROMNEY TOWN COUNCIL FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: David Shear, Mayor; R. L. Sumner, Maurice Whipp, Lewis Pugh, Albert Corbin, Floyd King, George Freeland, Councilmen; George Shanholtz, Recorder Ellen Pugh and Trudy Rannells Co-Editors; Mrs. Bonnie Long Advisor: Hilda Loy Business Man- ager. There's more to come in the summer supplement. TEAFORDS Phone 41 Romney, W. Va. Compliments of M. L. WOLFORD General Merchandise Romney, W. Va. 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