Shady Spring High School - Spring Yearbook (Shady Spring, WV)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1971 volume:

1 9 7 1 SPRING Shady Spring High School Shady Spring, West Virginia I AM SHADY SPRING HIGH SCHOOL. i am all kinds of people: friends and enemies, the groups and the mass, most of all, you the individual. one experiences many emotions: fun and disappointment, happiness and turmoil, most of all, you fulfill your dreams. yet, with all these differences we are one. A Recognition to JULIA HUTCHINSON Physical Education 2:3011 A time for us ... Regaining self-confidence ... Taking nerve pills ... Relaxing at home in peace and quiet ... Preparing for tomorrow. SARA WILLIAMS Library In the Hills of West Virginia, 6 Here’s a Toast to Shady High School, From the Young And Old - The big day is here ... anxious crowds ... tired students, teachers and parents ... the good floats and the best. 14 Senior Class Officers “We Build the Ladder by Which We Rise” PRESIDENT Danny Alderman VICE PRESIDENT Sandra Lilly SECRETARY Sharon Fink TREASURER Mary Meadows BOYD ADKINS Boyd” DANIEL RAY ALDERMAN Danny” Student Council Senior Class President NHS PATRICIA ANN ARTHUR Pat NATHAN BAIR Bair ANATIA GAYLE BALDWIN Gayle President of Juniorettes Tri-Editor of Annual GAA VICIE ELIZABETH BELCHER Willard Homecoming Attendant Secretary of FHA Pep Club BEVERLY ANN BENNETT Bev FHA Officer Pep Club ERVIN BENNETT Ervin MYRTLE BENNETT Myrtle 18 KATHY DELORUS BLANKENSHIP Kuts FHA GAA Volleyball DONNA DARLENE BONE Donna” Class Treasurer Pep Club Vice-Pres. of Needlework Club RICHARD BREWER Dickie Lynn Science Award Sports Club CONNIE DARLENE BREWSTER Lofty MARIETTA GAIL FORD BROOKS Marietta FHA TRI-H1-Y Band PAMELA SUE BRYANT Sue NHS Band 20 MYRA LOU BROGAN Myra” FTA Needlework Club Office Assistant CATHERINE ALANE BURROUGHS Cathy GAA VICA Pep Club MONTAREE CAROL CAPON1T1 Montaree Tri-Editor of Annual Band Juniorettes CHARLES STEPHEN COOK Rooster Sports Club Chess Club Varsity Club SHIRLEY MAE CONNER Dimples YVONNA SUE CONNER Vonnie FHA TRJ-HI-Y Majorette 21 BENNY DAMRON Benny Sports Club FFA Sentinel ROGER DANBERRY Doodle Tri-Captain of Wrestling Team Varsity Wrestling Student Council BEVERLY OSBORNE ELKINS Bev Needlework SHARON ELIZABETH ELLIOT Cug FHA Homeroom Treasurer Archery LOUISE MARIE EPPERLY Lou Chorus Teacher's Aid SHARON JANET FINK Sharon Student Council Band Thespians LARRY GRIFFITH Larry JEAN1E LOU FORTNER Jeanie Volleyball PAMELA GAIL GRIFFITH Pam Student Council Christmas Queen Attendant Bible Club JAMES EDWARD GRAVELY James” NHS Thespians Band WILLIAM GRIFFITH Bill Vice-President FFA Football Wrestling JAMES ALLEN HALE Jim NANCY CAROL HANEY Haney Pep Club WILLIAM B. HARVEY William” VICA JAMES ART HAROLD JR. Jimmy Best Dressed Most Talented Thespians LETA JEAN HATCHER Leta Vice-President FHA FFA Sweetheart Attendant Juniorette BOBBY JAMES HAYWORTH Bobby JANET LEE HATCHER Alpine Spanish Club Bible Club Archery Club 25 ALAN LANE HICKS Wonder Boy Varsity Club Wrestling AAU Boxing LOIS JEAN HYLTON Pudge Needlework Club TRI-HI-Y Band WILLIAM H. KINCADE Billy Sports Club Wrestling Jr. Class Play 26 DOUGLAS LEO LAMB Lamb Football Best Looking CAROL LYNN LESTER Carol Panorama Staff Quill and Scroll BILLY GENE ULLY Butch Wrestling Football DAVID KENT ULLY Abe” Football Basketball DELMER ULLY Delmer RETHA MAE LILLY Little-Bit RONNIE BLAINE LILLY Ronnie” Wrestling SANDRA KAY LILLY Sandy Student Council NHS V.-Pres. Senior Class SHELBY JEAN LILLY Shelby 28 STEPHEN HOWARD LILLY Clyde Pep Club VICKI LYNN LILLY Vicki Christmas Queen Attendant Juniorettes NHS JESS HUSTON LOWERY Jess Football david mckinney David Football Track Annual Staff 29 JERRY DALE MEADOR Jerry MICHAEL LEE MEADOR Mighty Mike Pres. Broadcasting Club Audio Visual Aid 30 AARON BLANE MEADOWS A. B. Football Wrestling Art FHA TRI-H1-Y Pep Club JAMES WRENIS MEADOWS Wren DEBBIE MEADOWS Peanuts CLARENCE FRANKLIN NOEL Frank Football Basketball VICA Crafts Club DEBBIE LYNN MOORE Debbie GAA TRI-HI-Y FHA FRANCIS JANE MOYE Frank ANITA LOUISE NEELY Nita Student Council NHS Tri-Editor Annual DEBBIE NOVAC Debbie Pep Club DENNIS ALAN MOORE Moore RANDALL WAYNE PLUMLEY Randy Archery Club GREGORY LEE PLUMMER Greg Football Wrestling Varsity Club DEBORAH MARIE PRINCE Debbie Cheerleader Co-Editor Panorama May Queen Attendant EDDIE KEITH RADFORD Eddie Wrestling 34 ALAN ROOSEVELT RICH Al NHS Football Basketball CONNIE LOU RICHMOND Connie FHA Pep Club CORINA GAYE RICHMOND Little Gaye DWIGHT DOUGLAS RICHMOND Doug MARY LOU RICHMOND Missie” May Queen Attendant Christmas Queen Attendant Juniorettes 35 NELLIE JANE RICHMOND Blondie RUTH ANN RICHMOND Ruthie 4-H FHA VIC A JERRY WAYNE RIFFE Riff- Football Wrestling Varsity Club NATHAN LEE RUFUS Nat” Sports Club VICA SHERRY RAE RICHMOND Sher-Bear FHA Library Assistant ROBERT RUFUS Ruff Vars. Football Vars. Wrestling Varsity Club 36 Office Receptionist UNDA JANELLE SMITH Smitty Pep Club FHA LONNY WAYNE SMITH Lonny NHS Basketball DEBORAH SUE SWEENEY Debbie Band May Queen Attendant Jr. Play Usherette EMANUEL TANKERSLEY Tank” 38 PAT KAREN THOMPSON Patricia Football Wrestling MAXINE YOUVONNE THOMPSON Von Vars. Cheerleader Student Council Annual Staff 39 JOSE DIANE WALKER Jose FREDERICK CHARLES WALKER Ricky DONALD KEITH WARD Donnie Band Thespians GAA Thespians Chess Club Junior Class Play Basketball WILLIAM EARL WATERS Billy RITA LYNN WHITLOCK Dee Dee” RANDY B. WICKLINE Wick” Pres. VIC A Vocational Award Shop Award 40 CECIL WILLIAMS Cecil” KENNETH DEAN WILLIAMS Kenny WANDA WILLS Wanda Vars. Wrestling NHS Crafts Club Vars. Wrestling WILMA JEAN WISEMAN Wilbur” DANNY WILSON WOOD Big Dan JAMES WOOD Woody Vars. Football Wrestling V.Pres. Varsity Club AAU Varsity Club Student Council 41 KAREN STOVER WOOD Karen Miss Tiger May Queen Attendant Juniorettes DANIEL WORLEY Danny” Crafts Club NOT PICTURED Jackie Bolen Eddie Bonds Matthew Cochran Dennis Cook Rebecca Damron Roger Furrow Terry Groves Douglas Lilly Mildred Lilly Bruce McAlpine Diana McKinney James Meadows Vickie Moomaw Peggy Osborne Ray Perkins Ethel Plumley Mike Ragland Peter Rakes Ronnie Richmond Michael Setliff Timothy Stanley Jimmy Stump Jack Wickline 42 WHY TEACHERS GO MAD James and Mary James, enough is enough! BEST ALL AROUND Danny and Sandy Ring around the rosie, BEST DRESSED Jimmy and Joette Sooooo ... sharp! ” 43 BEST DANCERS TYPICAL SENIORS David and Debbie Danny and Sandra Put your left foot in. Late for English again. MOST BASHFUL Pam and Lonny Sure hope he can’t see me! 44 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Sandra and Danny But Mr. Jackson, suede shoes? WITTIEST BIGGEST FLIRT Sheila and James Robert and Debbie It’s your bag, Sheila. Well, it’s like this Mr. Jackson. 45 LITTLE ABNER AND DAISY MAE Karen and Danny Who caught who? BEST STUDENTS Sandra and Danny I got an A in pencil sharpener! BEST BUDDIES Butch and Larry Stop Butch, it tickles! 46 BEST LOOKING Debbie and Doug Look Doug, no cavities! MOST TALENTED Sue and Jimmy Think it will sell a million? BEST BUDDIES Montaree and Gayle 'I will use it this period, you can have it next period. 47 BEST SPORT Sheila and Frank Sorry about that Frank. MOST POPULAR Sandra and Alan “One more autograph today and I'll die. 48 MOST ATHLETIC Frank and Yuvonne 'Come on Frank, half-time's over. LAZIEST James and Wilma You'll never find her, ok; 12-16-72, FRIENDLIEST Sandra and Alan 49 OK, Alan, you can have my chemistry. But I can't say cheese. Study hall in the concession stand? Psst. I think we’re in the wrong gym. Who said 1 didn't have tiger spirit? One more time. 2 + 2 = 4. Oh boy, due to lack of interest, tomorrow's been canceled! YOUVONNE THOMPSON Business Manager Always agrees ... That's ok with me. FAYE VETO Typist Always perfect ... Occasionally. DANNY ALDERMAN Sports Editor Great basketball shot!!! Oh, that's wrestling. DAVID MCKINNEY Sports Editor Photographer Taking great pictures ... Hey, where's the film? Spring Editors GAYLE BALDWIN Always late ... ANITA NEELY Always late ... MONTAREE CAPONI TI Always late ... did 1 do that? 8:00 sharp ... deadline tomorrow ... another full days work ... never sure if we'll finish it or not ... finally it is done! These are the words that are re- peated to us so often, but we’re never troubled or worried until we realize that our deadline is only 24 hours away! Somehow, with luck, hope, disagree- ments, and a lot of hard work, we finally meet the last deadline. Then it's all over, or at least the work is. The hardest part is ahead. Nervously wondering about the changes that were made, hoping they were for the best. For all our inspiration and ideas, we, the Annual Staff, would like to thank Mrs. Williams, the facul- ty, and the entire student body. Without their help the Annual could never be a reality, only a dream. Top Ten Sue Bryant 4.00 Sandra Lilly 4. 00 CO VALEDICTORIANS CO SALUTATORIA NS Danny Alderman 3.65 Lonny Smith 3.65 Janie Fortner 3.53 James Gravely 3.48 Larry Griffith 3.45 Goldie Pack Meadows 3.43 Vickie Lilly 3.38 Anita Neely 3.34 Merit Diplomas Beverly Elkins Youvonne Thompson Ervin Bennett John Ayers Sharon Fink Brenda Fortner Alan Rich Dennie Todd Debbie Sweeney Gayle Baldwin Sheila Maynor Kenneth Williams Juniors ... the middlemen ... fad setters ... experts at 24 hour research papers ... 254 book reports ... do nothings (sometimes) ... number 1 candy salesmen ... patiently biding time to take seniors place. Class Officers President EDDIE HATCHER Vice-President DEBBIE HARVEY Secretary VICKIE MATNEY Treasurer TERESA LESTER 60 Randy Adamos Regina Akins Allen Akers Patricia Akers Linda Argabrite Russell Bailes Sandra Bailey Barbara Bell Judy Bell Drema Bennett Emma Bennett Freda Bennett Ruth Bennett Ginger Berry Vera Blake Jill Blankenship Marilyn Bragg Patricia Brogan Thresa Bryant James Carper 61 Cathy Cline Leon Cooper Arnie Edwards Eddie Eller Drema Ellison Debbie Epperly Jarrett Estep Ivan Gravely Keith Griffith Melinda Gross Melissa Gross Connie Hall David Hambric Judy Harris Frances Hart Carl Harvey Debbie Harvey Sharon Harvey Eddie Hatcher Serilia Hatcher 62 Jim Hayworth Ronnie Hayworth Charles Hicks Sandra Hutchens Nellie Jenkins Meta Jett Beverly Johnson Connie Johnson Debbie Keffer Jacques Kuhn Gary Lemon Eddie Lester Teresa Lester Debbie Lilly Karen Lilly Karen R. Lilly Nancy Lilly Sue P. Lilly Gary Lively Earl Long 63 Roger McBride Albert McGhee Jay McGranahan Jeff McKay Edgar McKinney Patty McPeak Fred Mann Kim Martin Vickie Matney Eddie Meador Jeri Meador Karen Meador Collen Meadows Irita Meadows James Meadows Karen Meadows Randy Meadows Cindy Mills Marlene Montgomery Phillip Murdock Janice Nelson Joanna Nelson Doug Noel Pam O'Neal 64 Alan Pack Paul Payne Eyvonne Phillips Karen Phillips Marilyn Phillipson Shirley Phillipson Elmer Plumley Joann Plumley Donald Pugh Steve Ragland Juanita Ransom Clara Redden Ellen Redden Jerry Redden Richie Redden John Richmond Nancy Richmond Susie Richmond Jackie Riffe Francis Roop James Rose Anna Sams Cathy Sanna Raul Savino 65 Sara Scott Brenda Settle John Skelton James Small Cyndi Smith James Smith Kathy Smith Patty Smith Hazel Stanley Mark Stewart Jeri Straughn Karen Summers Patsy Tankersley Diana Thomas Pam Thomas Georgianna Tincher Carolyn Vest Donna Walker Charles Wallace Karen Ward 66 Jimmy Will Carolyn Wood James Wood NOT PICTURED Randy Bailey David Barker Mark Blevins Donnie Bragg Marvin Carr Van Carr Gary Cox Kenneth Farley Sandra Goodwin Carolyn Lilly Eddy Meadows Lewis Radford Tony Rufus Dale Vass John Vass Gary Wills Nellie Wiseman 67 Yea, trig is over! One is the loniest number. Maybe I should try ultra-brite! Junior class, we have $1.00. 68 Class Officers Sophomores ... the underdogs ... stepping down from rule of the roost to low man on the totem pole at SSHS ... get blamed for things they USUALLY don't do ... and get- ting acquainted with the awesome upper classrpen. President STEVE CARPER Vice-President DEBBIE HARVEY Secretary LORRAINE PHILLIPS Treasurer MARLENE MONTGOMERY 70 Donna Adkins Eddy Adkins Rita Adkins Roger Adkins Susan Adkins Mike Akers Alice Altice Mark Anderson Charles Baily Gale Bair Anna Ballard Roger Ballard JoAnn Ballengee Brenda Barker Susan Bell Connie Benfield Brenda Bennett Randy Bennett Rosa Bennett Toni Boggs Sally Bolen Steve Bolen Sandra Bonds Rick Bosley Steve Bostic Mary Bragg Pam Brammer Margie Broome Bonnie Brumfield Brenda Calvert 71 Steve Carper Debbie Carr Debra Cooper Dennis Copenhaver Debra Covey Darrell Cox Fredia Cox Sharon Cox Dennis Daniels Donna Davis Sandra Davis Theresa Eastburn Daniel Eckle Norris Estep Archie Farley Beverly Farley Johnny Farley Kenneth Farley Linda Farley Mandel Foley Barbara Fortner Delores Fortner Linda Freeman Joan Fuller Vickie Furrow Karen Goodson James Granger Harold Griffith Jeff Griffith Randall Groves 72 Roger Harvey John Hicks David Holliday David Keesee Randy Kountz Kathy Lambert Joyce Laxton Patricia Lester Phillip Lewis Howard Lilly Jack Lilly James Lilly Larry Lilly Lloyd Lilly Nancy Lilly Patricia Lilly Ruth Lilly Deborah Long Jacqueline McBride Robin McCallister Betty McGhee Jennifer McGrady Mary Martin Kathy Massie David May Darlene Meador Milinda Meador Barbara Meadows Barry Meadows Diane Meadows 73 Donna Meadows Fred Meadows Janice Meadows Kenneth Meadows Anna Montgomery Billy Moore Danny Moore Joe Mullins Charles Mustard Carol Norman Tommy Okes Nancy Pack Pamela Pack Roger Pack Beverly Phillips Mary Ann Pilkington Shelba Plumley John Prince Robert Price Michael Radford Terry Rakes Steve Ransom Michael Redden David Reichard Debbie Richmond Judy Richmond Kathleen Richmond Kelly Richmond Rosetta Richmond Mark Robertson 74 John Rose Theresa Scott James Shafer William Shannon Larry Shaw Marsha Shrewsberry Sharlotte Shrewsberry Terri Simmons Mary Simpkins James Smith Timothy Smith Kathy Staton Kathy Summers Gerald Sweeney Lee Ann Sweenev John Tankersley Patty Tate David Thompson Gary Tincher Rebecca Truman Ruth Vest Drema Walker Mickey Walker Judy Ward Taras Warvariv Pamela Webb Rebecca White Edwin Wolfe Terry Worley Connie Young 75 Wonderful World of Sophomores . . . Help Kathy, she's got my leg! Reed who??? You mean this isn't English class. Wonder if he's thinking of me. Look Darlene, a camera. 76 . . Juniors 77 Who said the ceiling was falling? Who says Pam never studies? And Seniors!!! Look Sheila, another basket! So that's how you draw a straight line!! No it’s like this, G-I-R-L-S! 78 AUBREY JACKSON PRINCIPAL B. S. Concord M. A. West Virginia University Always smiling no matter how many are waiting to see him. Principal's Message You, the Seniors at Shady Spring High School, have a power virtually beyond measurement. For it is to you, to your enlightened attention, that American government must look for the source of its power. You dare not, if I may say so, withhold your attention. For if you do, if those young Americans who have the advantage of education, perspective, and self-discipline do not participate to the fullest extent of their abil- ity, America will stumble, and if America stumbles, the world falls. Best wishes for a long and prosperous life. Come back to see us often. A. W. Jackson Principal Who said Mr. Jackson never gets mail. RICHARD MANN Guidance Counselor EDITH OKES Secretary HERBERT JACOBS Assistant Principal Chemistry 81 JOY BOWMAN English FLODA CANTABERY Business 82 WILLIE CHANDLER Bio., Basketball JUDITH GODDARD Study Hall GRACE GOSE English EDITH LILLY Typing 83 DIX MANNING Trig., Algebra, Wrestling CHARLOTTE MCKAY Business 84 RICHARD MEADOR Physics, Math 10, Phys. Sc. DAVID PATTON Biology IDA BELIE PENDLETON W. Hist., English, Am. Culture JULIA PHILPOT English FRANK RAKES Am. Culture, Wrestling Coach RONALD REED Geometry, Math JACK RICHMOND American History HAROLD THOMAS Speech, Football JOHN WALKER Ind. Arts, Mech. Draw. LARRY WATSON Vo-Ag 86 MARTHA ANN WILLIAMS Phy. Ed. PATRICA WILLIAMSON Home Economics FRED WOODRUM Spanish 87 There Was the Time Mrs. McKay was actually in class. The band refused to march. Vicie told a joke, but no one listened. We had a surpirse party third period. The library was just too loud to study. Mr. Richmond fell into the library. 88 They thought Home ec. classes got out of hand, they were cook- ing. Mr. Patton told a joke. No body was at school but Debbie. The main heating system quit. We had chorus-girl try outs. 89 TIGER SPIRIT ... Pep meetings ... cheering crowds ... a participat- ing faculty ... pep signs to annihiliate ... rainy nights on wet bleachers ... stuffy gyms ... winning and losing ... all with an ever mounting cresendo of enthusiasm. 90 Sfovtcf ic6 ta d, Anybody for tea? I'll take two; Wnat? Oh, Peacel Mother, I need an early dismissal. Sherry; Sherry Richmond. Dear Editor ... Sherry, how can you laugh about a thing like that. 93 W ' m Vickie Lilly Connie Richmond Miss Spring Court Youvonne Thompson Randall Groves Robert Price Mike Meador Tom Okes Willie Shannon Bruce McA lpine Ervin Bennett Philip Lewis Mike Redden David Holiday Roger Harvey President - MIKE MEADOR Vice-President - ROBERT PRICE Secretary Treasurer - Randall Groves Broadcasting Club Sponsor Larry Watson, James Lilly, Elmer Plumley, Roger Ballard, James Smith, Phillip Murdock, James Carper, Gary Wills, Bill Griffith, Benny Damron, Marvin Carr, Chester McAlpine, Kelly Richmond, Freddy Mann, Steve Ragland, Leon Cooper, David Lilly, Timmy Smith, Doug Richmond. 96 SHADY SPRING CHAPTER F' M, FARMER Tf AMERICA I WILDLIFE RESERVE President - STEVE RAGLAND Vice-President - LEON COOPER Secretary - KELLY RICHMOND Treasurer - TIMMY SMITH Reporter - JAMES CARPER Sentinal - HAROLD ADKINSON Attendants Drema Ellison Junior Leta Hatcher Senior Patty Tate Sophomore Beverly Johnson, Donna Panayotoplus, Kathy Blankenship, Faye Veid, Vicki Lilly, Pat Crawford, Sue Simpkins, Karen Lively, Marlene Montgomery, Sue Bryant, Connie Richmond, Beverly Bennett, Pam O'Neal, Connie Brewster, Joette Jenkins, and Mrs. Patricia Williamson, Sponsor. Cindy Mills, Jill Blankenship, Thresa Bryant, Joyce Laxton, Jennifer McGrady, Nancy Lilly, Anna Montgomery, Kathy Cline, Terri Harris, Mary Simpkins, Drema Ellison, Pat McPeak, Connie Hall, Anna Ballard, Marsha Shrewsberry, and Serilia Hatcher. 99 Sheila Maynor, Mrs. Julia Long, Diana Walker, Pam O'Neal, Gayle Baldwin, Sandra Lilly, Montaree Caponiti, Sharon Fink, Melinda Gross, Vickie Matney, Cathy Blankenship, Teresa Bryant, Drema Elli- son, Donna Panayotoplus, Sue Simpkins, Colleen Meadows, Ruth Vest, Cathy Summers, Shirley Conner, Melissa Gross, Patty Lester, Pam Griffith, Metta Jett, Patsy Tankersley, Beverly Phillips, Cathy Bur- roughs, Jill Blankenship, Cathy Cline, Marsha Shrewsberry, Connie Hall, Diana Meadows, Mary Simp- kins. GAA President - SHEILA MAYNOR Vice-President - PAM O'NEAL Secretary - GAYLE BALDWIN Treasurer - SANDRA LILLY Sandra Lilly, Carolyn Wood, Pam Thomas, Nancy Lilly, Debbie Prince, Montaree Caponiti, Judy Craw- ford, Marlene Montgomery, Cathy Sanna, Gayel Baldwin, Karen Lilly, Anita Neely, Karen Wood, Sheila Maynor, Sharon Fink, Teresa Lester, Vicki Lilly, Karen Meador, Karen Lilly, Joette Jenkins, Mary Meadows, and Karen Meadows. Juniorettes President - GAYLE BALDWIN Vice-President - CATHY SANNA Secretary - SHARON FINK Treasurer - MONTAREE CAPONITI Historian - SANDRA LILLY 101 Office Workers Vicki Lilly, Myra Brogan, Lula Plumley, Shirley Conner, Sharon Elliot, Georganna Tinchner, Cathy Dela Mea, Vickie Matney, Gail Scott, Pam O'Neal, Pam Thomas, and Sue Bryant. Sherry Richmond, Emma Bennett, Faye Veid, Diane Walker, Mike Meador, Patricia Akers, Sandra Hutchins, Marilyn Bragg, Jeri Straughn, Vicki Lilly, and Pat Crawford. Library Assistants 102 Sue Richmond, Vicki Lilly, Sandra Lilly, Sharon Harvey, Juanita Ransom, Karen Summers, Carolyn Wood, Cyndi Smith, Cathy Sanna, Sue Bryant, Janice Nelson, Joanna Nelson, Pam Thomas, Doug Noel, Vasyl Warvariv, Mark Blevins, Anita Neely, Lonnie Smith, Alan Rich, Kenny Williams, James Gravely, Danny Alderman, Larry Griffith, Jacques Kuhn, and Kim Martin. President - ALAN RICH Vice-President - LARRY GRIFFITH Secretary - SANDRA LILLY Treasurer - LONNIE SMITH National Honor Society 103 Quill and Scroll Diana Thomas, Mary Meadows, Carol Lester, Donna Walker, Debbie Prince, and Jerry Redden. Gayel Baldwin, Sheila Maynor, James Gravely, Mary Meadows, Montaree Caponiti, Jimmy Harold, Sandra Lilly, Sharon Fink, Billy Waters, Diane Walker, Anita Neely, Rick Walker, Debbie Prince. Thespians 104 Thresa Bryant, Cathy Sanna, Sheila Maynor, Cyndi Smith, Drema Ellison, Judy Bell, Yvonne Conner, Shirley Conner, Karen Lilly, Karen Meador, Carolyn Wood, Melissa Gross, Jill Blankenship. Tri- Hi Y President - SHEILA MAYNOR Vice-President - CATHY SANNA Secretary - MARY MEADOWS Treasurer - PAM THOMAS 105 Chaplain - CYNDI SMITH fhe Panorama STUDENT PUBU Al.JN if SHADY SERIN' - H OH 0«XX December 21, 1970 SH D' filNv WES, VIRC'NIA 3rd Edition 1970 -71 Christina� i'oun iicif|n§ 106 BBB|)ITORS: f Debbie Prince and Mary Meadows DONNA WALKER Layout Editor U« in the l cp and Needle MILDRED LILLY Advertising Manager trea- Pntnitivf Ranttef Churrh the School VMS. Future X. Having the honor oC reigning Beck ley's CONNIE BREWSTER Business Manager Mr and Mr- Thomas I.i;l of !h. DefeatWoodrow Shady Cagers n fipertrd to bo one «|fU teams in the l«rrd overwhelming bey captured vic- but two of the •' osses cam« in the •: matches as Wood • - Daniel Timmons Stovall pinned their t- who pinned U By Jerry Redden The Marsh Fork Bulldogs edged past Shady Spring to take a last minute victory The score was tied SS-S8 with IS seconds to go when Bill Jar roll tossed the ball through the hoop to win the game for Marsh Fork 60-S8. Man CIRCULATION MANAGER the IBS pound class). 0,11 lc 1 ,cu Carol Lester Diana Thonias —Ken Willia the iuarter Marsh Mark Ske f TOV 88 the shooi- ng of Jerry Swanson. Dwayne Pillar and Dickie Jarrell, each � f whom tallied 16 points, to •lose the gap to four points. Shady Spring waa paced by he shooting of Donnie Ward. SS pin- of the 1-Ror Willi (SS) s-11- � scored 20 points in the bat Lonnie Smith waa the only er Tiger to hit double figures be made 10 points. •espitr the defeat the Tigers full of confidence and look- forward to their first home rinevme Loanees ver onaay l lgers Ruth nnett Karen Meador Nancy Richmond 107 REPORT n iillersc H Lorraine Plumps Debbie Cillersor Pam Webb I Sara Scott I Yvonne Conner Debbie Richmom Carol Lestel Karen Philll Karen Live UlLlliU s llTps H v E. i _ SPORTS EDITOR jJerry Redden PLAZA M. BECKLEY Toni Boggs, Kathy Massie, Jenifer McGrady, Eddie Adkins, JoAnn Nelson, Jill Blankenship, Drema Ellison, Cyndi Smith, Randy Meadows, Jacques Kuhn, Anita Neely, Danny Alderman, James Wood, Roger Danberry, Sandra Lilly, Sheila Maynor, Sharon Fink, and Mr. Rakes, Sponsor. Student Council President - ANITA NEELY Vice-President - DANNY ALDERMAN Secretary - SHARON FINK Treasurer - SANDRA LILLY 108 PERCUSSION Jimmy Harold, Paul Payne, Milissa Gross. Cathy Sanna FIELD CONDUCTOR CLARINETS Deborah Long, Carolyn Wood, Robin McCallister, Mont- aree Caponiti, Nancy Lilly, Jeri Straughn, Sharon Fink, and Teri Simmons. 109 SAXOPHONES AND FRENCH HORNS Pam Brammar, Kenny Meadows, Mark Robertson, Gayle Baldwin, Joan Fuller, and Karen Meadows. no 1:30, the bandroom comes alive again ... practice, patience, perfection ... ballgames special trips, parades ... all a part of the action. TRUMPETS Rebecca Damron, Pam Webb, Kim Martin, James Smith, Debbie Epperly, Linda Freeman. 1 CAROLYN WOOD PAM BRAMMAR DARLENE MEADOR FLUTES AND OBOES Yvonne Conner, Rebecca Truman, James Gravely, Cathy Staton, Susan Adkins, and Brenda Barker. LOW BRASS James Shaffer, Pam Thomas, Cindy Smith, Sharon Harvey, Charles Mustard, Ruth Vest, and Jerry Redden. 112 Senior May Court Vide Belcher Shirley Conner Pam Griffith Patti Crawford 114 Lula Plumley “Plenty of Money” Musical Comedy BAND Sue Bryant Sharon Fink Yvonne Conner Pam Brammar Kenny Meadows Nancy Lilly Diane Walker Paul Payne Karen Summers Debby Epperly Sharon Harvey Pam Thomas Mark Robertson Joan Fuller James Shafer Charles Mustard CAST Cathy Sanna Danny A lderman Sandra Davis Jimmy Harold David McKinney Ricky Walker Kim Martin Jerry Redden Jim Smith Robin McCallister Kathy Staton Darlene Meador Coleen Meadows Karen Meadows Pat Akers James Gravely Milissa Gross Gayle Baldwin Carolyn Wood Cyndi Smith 116 James Wood, Pete Rakes, Terry Groves, Roger Danberry, Eddie Lester, Eddie Eller, Greg Plum- mer, Alan Rich, Pat Thompson, Jess Lowery, Franklin Cuckler, Jerry Riffe, Larry Griffith, Frank Noel, Robert Rufus, Danny Wood, Eddie Bonds, Doug Lamb, Coach Frank Rakes, Coach H. B. Thomas, Harold Lilly, Keith Griffith, Butch Lilly, Coach W. J. Chandler, and Coach Dix Manning. Raleigh County Champs Coalfield Conference Runner-up Eddie Hatcher, Eddie Meador, John Skelton, James Wills, Russell Bailes, Randy Adamos, Jar- rett Estep, Edwin Wolfe, James Granger, Steve Bostic, John Prince, Mandall Foley, Steve Car- per, Mike Akers, Roger Harvey, Terry Rakes, Phil Lewis, Norris Estep, DarellCox, Larry Shaw, Mike Lilly, Steve Ransom, Mark Stewart, Rick Bosley, and David May. GREG PLUMMER Tackle Senior Lettermen All-Coalfield Conference Hon. Mention: All Southern Conference, All State LARRY GRIFFITH All-Coalfield Conference All Southern Conference, Hon. Mention: All-State ALAN RICH 70 71 Quarterback All-Raleigh Fayette County Hon. Mention: All Southern Conference Center JAMES WOOD End A 11-Raleigh Fayette County 119 Linebacker All-Coalfield Con. Hon. Mention All Southern Conference All State 120 DOUG LAMB Flankerback ROBERT RUFUS End frank cuckler End JERRY RIFFE Tackle PETE RAKES Guard Tiger Team - TOUGH!! Good blocking helps Frankie run. Shady .................. Pineville............... Shady...................0 Peterstown.............13 Yardage came tough in our first game against Peterstown, one of the best teams in the area with 24 returning seniors. Peterstown scored in the second and fourth quarters. They were lucky to catch a still maturing Shady defense early in in the season. Shady's offense gained a total of 140 yards but failed to get closer to a score than Peterstown's 5 yardline. Shut out-defense, defense, defense. Shady's super-tough defense was the key to our first vic- tory of the 1970 season. Our offense was slow getting started, but finally erupted in the third quarter with a 10 yard touch down pass from Alan Rich to Doug Lamb. After a 52 yard drive, Eddie Bonds added another touch- down on a 28 yard run. Our final score emerged when Rich hit Eddie Eller on a pass for the 2 point conversion. Credit must be given to Terry Groves, Larry Griffith, Greg Plummer, and Frank Noel for their outstanding de- fensive play. A N D Baltimore thought they had a tough defense. 122 Rob greets Sophia carrier-hard. Shady............14 Sophia............0 Our offense did a terrific job in the third outing, while our defense held Sophia scoreless; the second shut out in a row. The first score came in the third third quarter on a five yard pass from quarter back Allen Rich to Eddie Eller. Frankie Noel ran for the two extra points. Our second touchdown came on a twelve yard sprint by Roger Danberry. We talked it over at half time and came on strong to win. Shady.................7 Pocahontas...........12 The long trip to Pocahontas County proved unsuccessful as the Shady Tigers returned home after a 12-7 loss. Our offense gained 174 yards rushing and 97 yards passing. A screen pass in the third quarter, recepted by Frankie Noel, Doug tries hard, gained 46 yards and our only touchdown. Jim Wills kicked the point after and the Tigers led 7-6. But the Pocahontas team came back with the winning touch- down. 123 Shady Stoco. 18 14 Bust ’em, dudes. It's too late now. Shady’s offense finally hit a peak in the second half of play in the game against Stoco. Stoco took a quick advantage in the game, but not for long. Sparked by the running of Eddie Bonds Shady came alive for two sustained drives in the third period. Both ended in touchdown runs by Bonds. Alan Rich put the game on ice late in the fourth quarter after another long drive. The tigers record now stands at three wins and two losses. Stand bys look on at Stoco. Shady.......................44 Trap Hill....................8 Our Tigers rolled over Trap Hill with little difficulty in our fifth game of the season. Shady had perhaps its top of- fensive game of the season as six differ- ent players scored in every quarter for a total of 44 points. Trap Hill's only score came against our Junior Varsity Team late in the third quarter. It was truly an outstanding game for both the offense and defense. Larry Griffith, Greg Plummer, Keith Griffith, Danny Wood, and Butch Lilly must be given credit for their outstanding play on the offensive line. Eller in the spotlight. 124 Shady . Mullens 33 .0 Coach Thomas’s Tigers fought a defensive battle with the Mullens Rebels in the first quarter of our Homecoming Game. Eddie Eller was the first to cross the goal line as he snared a pass from Alan Rich. While the Tiger defense maintained control of the Rebel's offensive attack our offense had little difficulty in crossing the goal line as Noel scored three times and Bonds once. The victory not only increased Shady’s chances of winning the Coal- field Conference championship, but was also a terrific prelude to a great Homecoming Dance. Pain and agony. Shady . Hinton 6 8 Shady Collins .0 21 The game at Hinton proved to be a losing cause as our team was able to score only 6 points. Yet our offense gained nearly 350 yards. Of course, we lost a few yards on incurred by both the offensive and defensive teams. It just seemed to be Hinton's night for the breaks, so what can be said? Preparing for the Marsh Fork game. Shady's Tigers suffered their second straight defeat at the hands of a power- ful Collins team. Our defense held Oak Hill to 7 points in the first half while our offense couldn't quite get started. The second half was almost an instant relay of the first except Oak Hill scored twice. All of our players made a good showing against a strong Collins team. Rut Rhoo! Shady..........................8 Marsh Fork.....................6 The Tigers, rebounding from a two game losing sid, defeated the Marsh Fork Bulldogs, to win the Raleigh County League Champainship. The Tigers led by the hard running of fullback, Eddie Bonds. Our one touchdown was in the first period. The score came when Frankie Noel, plunged over from the one foot mark. The conversion which proved to be the deciding margin on the contest, was added by Bonds. This game ended our first winning sea- son since 1965, the last time we won the Raleigh County Championship. Tigers, we salute you!!! Dig Groves dig! 126 A Recognition to Our Coaches 127 Season Record 9-1 Regional Champions Coalfield Conference Champions Tiger Grapplers Tournament Winners of: Coach - FRANK RAKES Asst. Coach - DIX MANNING Jr. High Coach - DOUG IAMB Trainer - DAVID MAY Valuables and Eqpt. - JERRY RIFFE Shady Spring Inv. DuPont Inv. Nitro Inv., Runner-Up 98 V a r s • i t y MIKE LILLY LARRY SHAW 105 112 119 KENNY WILLIAMS 2nd: Shady Spring Inv., Du- pont Inv., Nitro Inv. Regionals CECIL WILLIAMS VAN CARR 1st: Regionals, 2nd Shady 1st: Shady Spring Inv., Re- Spring Inv., Dupont Inv. gionals 2nd: Dupont Inv. 4th in state. 129 BUTCH LILLY RONNIE LILLY 1st: Shady Spring Inv., Regionals ROBERT RUFUS 1st: Shady Spring Inv., 2nd: Dupont. 130 1st: Shady Spring Inv., Dupont Inv., Nitro Inv., Regionals. EDDIE BONDS 1st: Shady Spring Inv., Dupont Inv., Regionals. 1 2 6 1 3 2 1 3 8 1 4 5 r C GREG PLUMMER 1st: Regionals, 2nd: Shady Spring Inv., Dupont Inv. 1 8 5 KEITH GRIFFITH 2nd: Regionals 131 Wrestling 70-71 BECKLEY 10 SHADY 38 SCOTT 17 SHADY 29 SOPHIA 41 SHADY 13 GREENBRIAR W 11 SHADY 33 BIG CREEK 8 SHADY 48 MULLENS 5 SHADY 51 DUPONT 14 SHADY 34 BECKLEY 7 SHADY 38 GREENBRIAR W 26 SHADY 24 SOPHIA 3 SHADY 49 ... and they gourged happily ever after. Once there were twelve little pigs ... Record crowds at wrestling matches. Ronnie at Dupont. Eat your heart out Miller Happiness is a switch. Please let me up Eddie. Baby! Roger works for another pin. Keith overpowers his opponent. 133 RONNIE BUTCH “We’d Rather Switch Than Fight!” Shady Wins by 50 Pt. Margin KENNY VAN MIKE GREG LARRY KEITH 135 YOUVONNE THOMPSON CO-HEAD 136 Varsity Cheerleaders DEBBIE PRINCE PAMELA O’NEAL SHEILA MAYNOR CO-HEAD 137 TONI BOGGS Basketball 70-71 COACH WILLIE-JOE CHANDLER ASST. COACH - HAROLD THOMAS ALAN RICH FRANK NOEL DONNIE WARD Co-Captain Co-Captain 138 GARY LIVELY ED ELLER LONNIE SMITH HAROLD LILLY RANDY MEADOWS JAQUES KUHN VASYL WARVARIV 139 Piggy-back? 140 Turn those fluorescent wristbands off, 13!!! I ve heard of jump balls, but ... -4 _ Look fellows! A three-finger twirl. Fuzz controls; Hinton is whipped again! Director JAMES D. ROBINSON B. S. Agri, and Bio. Sci. WVU Vocational Technical Center SCHOOLS ATTENDING Shady Spring Sophia Stoco Trap Hill Woodrow Wilson Assistant Director JIMMY L. PENNINGTON B. S. WVIT 142 COMMERCIAL FOODS William Wright, Instructor Kathy Pack (Shady) Gary Dilliom (WW) Coleen Meadows Patty Smith Arnie Edwards Elaine Roop 143 Patty Smith ELECTRONICS Robert Price DRAFTING SHEET METAL Eddie Bragg Boyd Adkins 145 Dennie Cook MILL and CABINET Roy Gwynn, Instructor Nathan Rufus (Shady) RADIO and TV PRACTICAL NURSING Joyce Nunn Cheek (SS) Marietta Brooks (SS) Deborah Meadows (SS) Sandra Holland (WW) 146 President - WILLIAMS WATERS Vice-President - DAVID HALL Secretary - JEANIE FORTNER Treasurer - DENNIS YOUNG Parliamentarian - KATHLEEN REED Reporter - MARIETTA FORD BROOKS Advisor - MR. GREER 147 Got those sweet tooth blues? Stop at TRIPLE TWIST Daniels, W. Va, KOOL KUP Beaver, W. Va. MARGARET LONG, Manager 148 Open 6 Days a Week, Evenings by Appointment. Especially for You ELISA’S MARGIE PATE Owner Call 252-1130 If No Answer 252-5227 CURL ’N SWIRL HAIR FASHIONS Beaver, West Virginia RIMMER DRUG RANSOM’S MARKET 1205 Johnstown Road Beckley, West Virginia Fresh Meats Groceries Produce Vegetables 253-8170 Beaver, West Virginia BECKLEY INSURANCE AGENCY RICHMOND CLEANERS AND LAUNDRY ED RATCLIFFE DOUG BALL 1614 South Kanawha St. Beckley, W. Va. 149 BECKLEY NATIONAL BANK Easy to Get to Customer Parking Drive In Banking Facilities Night Depositories All Conventional Banking Services Available Each Account Insured to $20, 000 by FDIC Member Federal Reserve System Beckley, West Virginia LEED’S THE D. H. WARREN, AGT. Beckley, West Virginia WAY Loans to $800 CROWN CLEANERS AND LAUNDRY CITY FINANCE CO. Box 248 Sprague, West Virginia JOSEPH X. FAZIO COMPANY Auto Insurance Problems ? Insurance Canceled? License Revoked? 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Pure water is an Asset to every Community BEAVER BECKLEY HONDA BLOCK COMPANY MIGHTY TO mini HONDA HAS ALL Beaver, West Virginia Sprague, West Virginia Phone 252-4101 GRADY WHITLOCK FORD SUNBEAM BAKERY Beckley, West Virginia Beckley, West Virginia NEW RIVER SUPPLY CO. EPPY’S DRUG Beckley Oak Hill and Montgomery Bartons and Bar ricini Candies TAYLOR’S BARBER Prescriptions to Shady Spring SHOP Open Daily Phone 252-6331 9 - to - 6 ASHWORTH’S Sat. 7 p.m. HOME AUTO SUPPLY Phone 253-4213 Phone 253-9078 209-215 Prince Street Beckley, West Virginia E. M. EASY Ashworth, Owner TRUMAN MINE SUPPLY CO. INC. Box 815 Crab Orchard, West Virginia 252-6501 PEERLESS PACKING DOY MOBILE HOMES SALES AND PARK COMPANY Sales and Park Quality Meats Daniels, West Virginia FISHER’S PENNZOIL Box 1653 Beckley, West Virginia PENNZOIL Phone: 253-8361 Shady Spring, West Virginia EARL’S STUDIO MODERN BODY SHOP Owned and Operated by HOWARD BROWN JESSE PACK CLYDE PACK Sprague, West Virginia Phone 253-1777 « Phone 253-5625 112 1 2 Main Street Beckley, West Virginia KING TUT DRIVE INN VISTA VARIETY SHOP 2020 Hill Road Beckley, West Virginia Phone 253-4167 JOHN and TEEK MCKAY BECKLEY INSULATION CO. NELSON’S JEWELRY CO. 19-21 By Pass Beckley, West Virginia 304 Neville St. Beckley, West Virginia Stormwindows Select your school ring at Nelson's Doors Awnings There’s a one and only’ in refreshment, too BOTTLED UNDE AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY GENERAL INSURANCE Ennis Insurance Agency Inc. 128 South Heber Street P. O. 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Phone 253-1647 110 1 2 S. Fayette St. Beckley, West Virginia MAY OFFICE SERVICE 110 McCreery Street Beckley, West Virginia Phone 252-6266 P. O. Box 1184 Beckley, West Virginia CONTACT ONE OF OUR REPRESENTATIVES QUICK SERVICE . . . Day or Night Phone 304 252-7321 Write, Phone, or Wire BANK OF RALEIGH COMPLETE BANKING SERVICE MEMBER FDIC Beckley, West Virginia APPALACHIAN TIRE PRODUCTS, INC. Complete Goodyear Service Phone 252-6441 Calloway Heights Sprague, West Virginia CARPER PARTS CO.f INC. Phone 252-6361 219 Eisenhower Dr. Beckley, W. Va. 25801 Loans up to $800 106 1 2 South Herber Beckley, West Virginia Phone 253-7301 Perdue TRANSFER STORAGE COMPANY House Moving - Local and Long Distance Light and Heavy Hauling - Storage P.O. Box 1613 Beckley, West Virginia To Serve You Better BIGGS JOHNSTON WITHROW Printers and Publishers 801 Valley Drive North Beckley, West Virginia Phone 253-7361 for a salesman to discuss all your printing needs. B B EXCAVATING CO., INC. LINKS PENNZOIL PENNZOIL Excavating and Trucking W. W. BRAMMER Beaver, W. Va. BEAVER DEARING BROS. INC. LAUNDROMAT Prosperity, W. Va. SELF-SERVICE Jeep - Case - Ford - New Holland % I ✓ Laundry Sales and Service Phone 252-6306 ■Ik Drycleaning AMERICAN GLASS, INC. ► Phone 253-9253 P. O. Box 887 Beaver, West Virginia Beckley, West Virginia WJLS YOUR PERSONALITY STATION Beckley, W. Va. PIZZA MART GETTA THE PIZZA HERE” 2nd Street Beckley, W. Va. E. C. HARVEY’S GARAGE General Repair and Welding Phone 787-3621 Ghent, West Virginia EAREHART’S $ JAN CAMPBELL MUSIC COMPANY Beckley West Virginia Imperial Telephone 252-6464 1213 Valley Drive Beckley, West Virginia PETERS AND PETERS BUILDING CONTRACTORS 1803 X «. 11 rr ii n _ j ACME CONSTRUCTION COMPANY General Contractors Maxwell Hill Road Beckley West Virginia Ready Mixed Concrete Heated in Winter Beckley, West Virginia EUGENE and HOWARD PETER’S TAYLOB PUBLISHING COMPANY Autographs A . • •• i - ft tS? , .-f-i . v.y : c r - v : :r vv v,' ■ -■ , , :• •'-. • y • • � .. • - ...� .-• • -y -� v • , , JSt •.,'� • • , • .. . • w •«• � ■ ' • -. . - . . v« .-£V.. -, . ■ .• - -• • ■••'.. •. . • -