St Marys High School - Purple and Gold Yearbook (St Marys, WV)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1968 volume:

St. Marys High School St. Marys, West Virginia “Leaves from Dedication...............4 Faculty and A dmin is t rat ion...9 Seniors.................25 Juniors.................43 Sophomores..............51 Freshmen................59 Eighth..................65 Spring and Summer................71 Fall....................81 Winter.................115 Organizations..........143 Advertising............163 Index..................191 Memory clings to each leaf it saves. John Henry Boner ' 41 We entered together--Principal Sam Williams and the Class of 1968. As we say good-bye to old memories, we feel that same pang of fear that we felt on our first day at SMHS. Our thoughts return to the man behind the desk in the office and we wish we could knock on his door for help one more time. Before we even try to thank him we know that no words will express what we want to say. So Mr. Williams, with all the appreciation and love in our hearts, we, the Senior Class, dedicate to you the 1968 Purple and Gold. 4 ) Sixty-eight percent of SMHS students are transported by bus each day. 6 Classes Sally Mitchell Advisor Mrs. Helen Weber A renewed sense of school spirit made 1967-1968 a go” year for SMHS students. Seniors pictured here are responsible for record- ing this school year from Spring, 1967 to Spring, 1968. They had the help of every senior in the journalism class. Mr. L. P. Ingram assisted with accounts, and Mr. Earl Watson with photography. The staff feels privileged to publish the fiftieth volume of the Purple and Gold. Looking back to that first yearbook in 1914 we find that our aims are the same as theirs ... “to present to you a true picture of school life in St. Marys during the past year.” Advertising Jeannine Worstell Sports Jack Foley Photography Jay Gerber . The Staff Circulation Marian Nicholas Darlene Index Stevens Linda Morrell Mr. Edgar E. Simonton Assistant Superintendent Office Personnel MRS. THELMA DAVIS MRS. OPAL NORTHROP Secretary Secretary MR. GLENN MOTT Director of Transportation Board of Education Busy citizens work closely with the superintendents in formulating and carrying out school policies. MEMBERS OF THE PLEASANTS COUNTY BOARD are, SEATED (from left): Mr. Edgar Simonton, assist- ant superintendent; Mr. Carlton Buttrey, president; Mr. Irving Ambrose, superintendent; and Mr. Bruce Locke. STANDING: Mr. J. D. Wiley, Mr. George Rolston, and Mr. Larkin Spence. I I Mr. Sam Williams Principal A.B., Glenville State College M. A., West Virginia University May I have your attention, please?” 'St. Marys High School, Williams speaking. Mr. L. P. Ingram Assistant Principal B. S., Davis and Elkins College M. S., West Virginia University Miss Isabel Strickling Guidance Counselor A. B., Marshall University M. Ed., University of Pittsburg MR. ROBERT ADKINS B. A., Salem Col. M. A., West Virginia Univ. Bookkeeping, Driver's Educa- tion, Jr. Business Traffic Safety Club Hobby: Sports MR. DANIEL ALLMAN B. A., Gienville State Col. Economics, Social Studies, Vocal Music Music Appreciation Club Hobby: Playing in a Combo MR. DENZIL BACKUS B. A., Gienville State Col. Speech, World History Thespians Hobby: Reading Teachers . . . MISS VIRGINIA BARKWILL B. A., Bowling Green Business Univ. Shorthand I, Typing I, II National Honor Society Hobbies: Reading, Puzzles MISS CATHERINE BUSH B.S., Univ. of Missouri M. A., Columbia Teachers Col. Latin I, II Hobies: Reading, Playing the Piano MR. WALTER CARPENTER B. A., M. S., West Virginia Univ. Biology, Chemistry Key Club Hobbies: Hunting, Fishing MRS. SUSAN CORNELL B. A., Fairmont State Col. English 8, 9 West Virginia Club Hobbies: Tatting, Writing hard-working and devoted MISS JOY pOSBY B. A., Glenville State Col. English II Pep Club, Cheerleaders Hobbies: Reading, Sports MR. GEORGE COX B. S., West Virginia Univ. M. A., Arizona State Univ. Science 9 Science Club Hobbies: Oil Painting, Collect- ing Coins MR. HAROLD DAVIS B. S., M. S., Ithaca Col. Instrumental Music Hobby: Chef 15 MR. DONZILEDDY B. A., Glenville State Col. History 8, Coach Monitor Club Hobby: Golf MRS. TERRY FOGLESONG B. A., Glenville State Col. Science 9 Science Club Hobbies: Oil Painting, Sewing busy, but never too busy MR. KENNETH FOGLESONG A.B., Glenville State Col. Business Math, Office Machines, Typing I, 8th Grade Typing Geography Club Hobbies: Golf, Bowling, and Automobiles MRS. JOHANNA GETTINGS A.B., Glenville State Col. English 8, 12 Tri-Hi-Y Hobbies: Reading, Spectator Sports MR. DAVID GETTINGS B. A., Glenville State Col. M. S., West Virginia Univ. Science 8 Biology Club Hobby: Sports 16 MR. DAVID GRAHAM A. B., Glenville State Col. Civics Golf Club Hobby: Golf MR. DANIEL HAMILL B. A., Marietta Col. Physical Education, Athletic Director, Guidance, Coach Fellowship of Christian Athletes, S Club Hobbies: Hunting, Fishing to help a student MRS. GENTA HEATON B. A., West Virginia Wesleyan American History, Social Stud- ies, Current Events Hobbies: Reading, Sewing MR. WILLIAM HOWARD B. A., Davis and Elkins Col Math 8, 9 Individual and Dual Sports Hobbies: Hunting, Fishing MR. ROGER HUFFMAN A.B., Glenville State Col. English 10, 12 Chess Club Hobbies: Reading, Spectator Sports 17 MRS. CORD IE INGRAM B. A., M. A., West Virginia Univ. Algebra I, II, Math 9 Future Teachers of America Hobbies: Needlework, Reading MRS. MAE LEWIS B. A., Glenville State Col. Clerical Office Practice, Sec- retarial Office Practice, Voca tional Education Business Club Hobby: Collecting Glassware listening . . . helping . MR. JERRY LONG B.S., M. S., West Virginia Univ. Industrial Arts Future Farmers of America Hobby: Beef Farming MR. ROBERT MAXWELL A.B., Glenville State Col. Physics, Physical Education, Coach JV Sports Club Hobbies: Golf, Swimming, Hunting MR. JAMES M. OSBOURN B. A., Glenville State Col. M.A., West Virginia Univ. Advanced Math 12, Geometry, Algebra II, Trigonometry Mu Alpha Theta Hobbies: Hunting, Fishing 18 MRS. HELEN OWENS B. S.. West Virginia Univ. Home Economics I, II, 8, 12 Future Homemakers of America Hobbies: Water Sports, Sewing MR. VIRGIL REED T I Certificate, Salem Col. T I Shop Club Hobbies: Traveling, Baseball sharing their knowledge MRS. NAOMI SELLERS B. A., Salem Col. French 8, 9, II Hobbies: Gourmet Cooking, Sewing MRS. EDITH SPENCER B. A., Salem Col. M.A., West Virginia Univ. English 9, 12 Etiquette Club Hobbies: Reading, Sewing MISS ELM A RIGGS B. A., West Liberty Col. M. S., West Virginia Univ. Physical Education and Health Future Nurse Corps. Girls Ath- letic Association Hobbies: Dictionary Study, Watching Professional Ball Games MR. EARL WATSON T I Certificate. West Virginia Univ. Hobbies: Fishing, Photography MR. MICHAEL WEBB B. A., Glenville State Col. M.A., West Virginia Univ. Biology, Math 10, 11 Audio-Visual Club Hobbies: Hunting, Fishing MRS. HELEN WEBER B. S., West Virginia Univ. Librarian, Journalism Publica- tions Hobby: Collections MISS NELL WILLIAMS B. A., West Virginia Univ. M. A., Marshall Univ. English 12, French I, II Hobby: Reading Mystery stories Un professeur tres secourable de la classe de graduation. . . . friends! Principals' Secretary Capable, cheerful, courteous are words that describe the principals' new secretary. Linda is a graduate of SMHS. MISS LINDA COARTNEY Office Assistants Filing, typing, lunch tickets, messages ... of- fice assistants keep busy. ••Tv W, 'IV OFFICE ASSISTANTS are, (from left): Nancy Owens, Linda Taylor, Hazel DeMoss, Teresa Cross, Mary Dearth, Louise Lough, Ruby Winland, and Jan Rogan. SECOND SEMESTER STUDENT TEACH- ERS from Glenville State College (from left): Mr. Alvin Shaw, Mrs. Jacqueline Shaw, and Mr. Gerald Trembush. A ides assist students and teachers MRS. CHARLAINE GILPIN Potomac State Social Worker MRS. DOROTHY ELDER MRS. HELEN KEITH Clerk Classroom Aide Materials Center Mrs. Elder files magazines for ref- erence work. Student Teachers Five students from Glenville College did their practice teach- ing at SMHS last fall. Ted Tuel taught American history and bi- ology; Sandra Boothe, algebra and library practice; Gail Hardman, chemistry and algebra; Charles Keefer, American history, typing. Students find Mrs. Gilpin a sympathetic listener. The bulletin boards designed by Mrs. Keith brightened class- rooms. 22 SENIOR STUDENT LIBRAR- IANS are. SEATED, (from left): Linda Myers, Linda McCul- lough. Sharon Cunningham, Trudy Shingleton. STANDING: Carmen Elder, Rhanda Knight. Sandy Williams, Marsha Brady, Rachel Knight. SEATED (below): Seniors Marsha Dye and Raye Starcher. STANDING: Brenda Shingleton and Joyce Bowie. Student Librarians . . . Give their own time to help with library work. Cir- culation, shelving, filing, typ- ing, mending; there is always work in a library. OTHER LIBRARIANS are, (from left): Jackie Elder, Kaye Johnson, Wendy Little, Susi Beard, Penny Grose, Marcella Shingleton. Mrs. Weber, librarian; Kathy Brammer, Linda Moore. Bus Drivers BUS DRIVERS are, FIRST ROW, (from left): Gene Lamp, Gilbert Barnhart, Don Adams, Todd Byers. SECOND ROW: Ro- land Waybright, Harvey Cunningham, Dana Dearth, Benny Eddy, Joe Cross, Lyle Dearth, Leo Sigler, Darwin Nichols, A. C. Cant- well, Edwin Davis, Mechanic. THIRD ROW: Edward Parsons, Terry Snyder, and Howard Cronin. Mr. Carl Langford Maintenance Mr. Howard Elliot and Mr. Gilbert Barnhart re- pair the school's hot water tank. Service Personnel Custodians Cooks Mr. Lester Wilson Students' favorite people at noon are the COOKS: Mrs. Hazel Hall, Mrs. Nel- lie Cox, Mrs. Lulu Snyder, and Mrs. Eleanor Poynter. Ozzie-Math (Advanced Math 12) Seniors . . . DANNY EDWARD ALDERMAN Danny CHERYL TRUEX AMOS Cheryl CAROLYN FAYE BALL Carolyn CHARLOTTE MARIE BARKER Charlotte HARRIETT MAE BARNHART Harriett JAMES LEWIS BENNETT Jim 26 MICHAEL DAVID BILLS David VERNA KAY BLOUIR Verna MARGIE FRANCES BOLEY Margie MARSHA JILL BRADY Marsha MARY ANN BRAMMER Mary Ann BARBARA ANN BRAUN Barbara must concentrate RANDALL LYNN BRITTON Randall CHARLES FRED BROWN Fred HERMAN JAMES BUNNER Jim VICTOR STEPHEN BURKHAMMER Vic BENTON REED BUTTREY Reed PENNY LOUISE BYERS Penny 27 Trade and Industry JAMES KENNETH CHIPPS James TOM LEON COLVIN Tom ALLEN DALE COPLIN Allen DONNA LYNN CORBIN Donna SANDRA KAY CORNELL Sandra TERESA JANE CROSS Teresa 28 MICHAEL LEWIS DAVIS Mike . . . acquire skills SHARON JOYCE CUNNINGHAM Sharon JIMMY LEE DALRYMPLE Jimmy RICHARD DEAN DALRYMPLE Richard CHARLOTTE GLORIA DAVIS Charlotte EDWIN NEAL DAVIS Eddie WILMA PAULENE DAVIS Wilma BARBARA ANN DEARTH Barbara MARY ANN DEARTH Mary HAZEL VIRGINIA DeMOSS Hazel STEPHEN CHARLES DOUGLASS III Steve GLORIA DARLING DYE Darling 29 MARSHA LOUISE DYE Marsha CARMEN ELLEN ELDER Carmen JAMES LEE ELDER James JUDITH MARIE ELDER Judy VIRGIL OSCAR EVANS Virgil JACK ROSS FOLEY Jack 30 CAROLE DIANN HICKMAN Diann MARJORIE ELIZABETH HIMMEGER Marge ROBERT STEPHEN HORNER Steve CHARLES LEE HUNT Chuck PAUL LESTER INGRAM Paul SARA CLAYPOOL KELLEY Sara . . . have varied talents JAY WILLIAM GERBER Jay JAMES WALTER GIBBS. JR. Walter BEVERLY ANN GILPIN Beverly ROCKIE LANE HALL Rockie STEPHANIE ANN HALL Stephanie RONALD DEAN HENDRICKSON Ronnie 31 SHARON DARLENE KELLY Sharon CAROLE IONA KIDDER Carole JANET RUTH KNIGHT Janet MARILYN RACHEL KNIGHT Rachel RHANDA LYNN KNIGHT Rhanda KATY JO LANCIANESE Katy Jo i 32 KAREN SUE LANDSETTLE Sue CARL HECKERT LANGFORD Carl CINDY BETH LANHAM Cindy LOUISE ANN LOUGH Louise LINDA FAYE McCULLOUGH Linda GARY STEVEN McINTYRE Gary . . . cherish every second TERESA ANN McSWEENEY Teresa JAMES MICHAEL MADDOX James PATRICIA ANOLA MAIDENS Pat ANNETTE JO MASTON Annette TEDDY RAY MASTON Ted RICHARD ALAN MAYFIELD Ricky 33 ELADIO ELOY MAZON, JR. Eladio PAUL LEE MILHOAN, JR. Paul SALLY JO MITCHELL Sally RONALD EUGENE MOORE Ron LINDA JEAN MORRELL Linda FRANKLIN HARVEY MORRIS Frank 34 DEBORAH ANN MOSELY Debbie LINDA LOU MOSSBURG Linda LINDA MAE MYERS Linda KENNETH PAUL NEELY, JR. Kenny MARIAN BLAIR NICHOLAS Marian TERRY LEE NICHOLS Terry daydream HOMER RICHARD NOLAND Richard JEANNETTE DYE NOLAND Jeannette RANDY EDWARD NOLAND Randy TREVA DIANN NOLAND Treva JOHN BRUCE NORTHROP J. B. STEPHANIE JO OLDFIELD Stephanie 35 PAMELA ENID PARSONS Pam KAREN SUE PEPPAS Karen JERRY WAYNE PERKINS Jerry SHARON KAY PICKENS Sharon SHIRLEY SH1NGLETON POLING Shirley KAREN LOUISE POLLOCK Karen 36 HAL LEE POWELL Hal JANET CAROLYN PRYOR Janet STEPHEN SCOTT RANKIN Steve WAYNE EDWARD REESE Wayne JAMES RICHARD REYNOLDS Jim REGINA RAE REYNOLDS Regina . . . can be serious MARVIN DARRELL ROLSTON Darrell CATHY ELLEN SEESE Cathy TRUDY JONNETTE SH1NGLETON Trudy HOWARD WILLIAM SIGLER Bill LINDA PICKENS SMITH Linda PAMELA MAE SMITH Pam 37 SANDRA REESE SMITH Sandy SONDRA KAY SMITH Sondra ELIZABETH JANE SNIDER Beth CONSTANCE ANN SNYDER Connie PAMELA SUE SPARKS Pam JAMES WILLIAM SPENCE, JR. Jeff 38 CHARLES LESTER STANLEY Chuck LELIA RAYE STARCHER Lelia JAMES MAX STEELE Jim TERESA DARLENE STEVENS Darlene JAMES MICHAEL STEWART Jim MICHAEL DOUGLAS STEWART Mike ... plan for next year WALTER FRANKLIN SULLIVAN Frank DENZIL DALE TAYLOR Denzil LINDA LOU TAYLOR Linda ALLEN JACOB THACKER Allen LARRY EDWARD THOMPSON Larry JOHN WAYNE TRUNK John 39 CONNIE ANN ULLMAN Connie WILLIAM EARL VAUGHN Bill HOWARD DOUGLAS WESTBROOK Doug JAMES DOUGLAS WHITE Jim STEVE PAUL WHITE Steve EMMA JEAN WILLIAMS Jean SANDRA LYNN WILLIAMS Sandy DELBERT WAYNE WILSON II Wayne LYNNE ELLEN WILSON Lynne REBECCA ROSELENE WILSON Becky PATRICIA ANN WINLAND Pat RUBY JEAN WINLAND Ruby 40 DOUGLAS LEE WISE Doug DAVID MARTIN WOLFE David CHERRI JEANNINE WORSTELL J eannine WILLIAM MYLES WORSTELL Bill VICKI LYNN WRIGHT Vicki ALLAN GEORGE ZIPF Allan . . . treasure school friendships Not Pictured: CHARLETT BLOUIR JOHNSON JAN ROGAN SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS (from left): Ted Maston, vice president: Lynne Wilson, president; Connie Snyder, 42 Lou Abicht Neal Arnett Cameron Balmain Angela Bayer Suzanne Beard Norma Bennett Juniors . . . Vicky Bettem Ella Jane Bills Linda Bills Victor Bills Patricia Blankenship Steve Blouir Mary Lynn Bogard Dave Boggs Debby Boley Pam Boley Shirley Boley Joyce Bowie Diane Brammer Steve Bullman Denzil Campbell 44 Quentin Carpenter Angela Clovis Annette Clovis Roger Colvin Betty Cornell Jerry Cornell Carolyn Cox Penny Cox Janet Cross Billy Dalrymple study contentedly r s p g n Steve Danielson Keith Darling Debbie Davis Mary Davis Carl DeLancey William Dennis Brian Dinsmoor Terri Doak Valerie Dotson Dotty Downing Mearl Efaw Jackie Elder Lois Farson Linda Ferguson Connie Ferrell t 45 Joe Fetty Randy Fetty Peggy Ann Flesher Jeanne Flower Randy Gregg Penny Grose Larry Haas Gary Haddox Don Hall Kathy Hall Johnna Hammett Jean Hendrickson Linda Hescht John Hess Sharon Higgins 46 Karen Hooper Alex Illar Steven Jeffers Kaye Johnson Sue Johnson Terry Johnson Reva Kester Linda Keyes Mark Kuntz Debbie Lamp . . . work for class Debbie Little Oliver Little Wendy Little Joe Locke Kathy Locke Dorothy Lucas Janice McCullough Ted McCullough Wesley McCune Patsy McCutcheon Janet McGee Jim Malone Brent Martin Leota Maston Ronnie Mayfield 47 Kathy Meeks Bill Mercer Gary Meyer Sarah Morrell Jerry Morris Mike Morris Marlene Mosely Ginger Nichols Jimmy Nichols Marilyn Noland Ralph Northcraft Nancy Owens Roger Pierce Danny Pitts Donna Powell 48 Richard Pryor Rodger Rankin David Rawson Jim Richardson Becky Ruckman Woody Sauers Clyde Scadden Brenda Shingleton Linda Simon Hazel Smith . . . gain experience Danny Snider Patricia Spencer Steve Statler Sue Statler Miles Steele Stanley Tennant Stanton Terry John Thacker Mike Truex Brenda Ullman Barbara Watson Barbara Westbrook Mike Westbrook John Wilson Ann Yoho NOT PICTURED: Roger Miller 49 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS, (from left): Steve Bullman, vice president; Brian Dinsmoor, secretary; Janice McCullough, treasurer; and Stanley Tennant, president. Research! Would you believe ... ? Meditation ... Shing-a-ling! 'UfPORT STUDtHT COU p H O M O Deloris Bailey Rosemary Bailey Patricia Barnhart Frank Bills Richard Bills Sandy Binegar Mi. Doug Blankenship Benny Boley Jim Boley Norma Boley Sophomores . . . Mark Bradfield Kathy Brammer Delbert Buchanan Alva Bunner Sue Bunner Connie Butler Bernard Buttrey Marolyn Campbell Barbara Cantwell Jerry Chipps Jim Cochrane Linda Conaway Teresa Conaway Jean Corbin Debbie Cornell 52 Patricia Cosper Mike Cox Janice Cronin Linda Cronin Diana Cunningham Gloria Cunningham Jim Cunningham Sandra Cunningham Wayne Cunningham Carmen Danielson Carolyn Dearth Keith Dearth Fred de Miranda John Dennis Roger Eddy Teresa Eddy can be studious Nila Evans Beverly Fetty Richard Fletcher Cynthia Flowers Emma Jane Fulmer Bob Furr Shelia Green Roger Gregg Steven Hackathorn Diane Hall Roger Hall Danny Hamill Jane Ann Hammett Suzanne Hammett Marjory Hart 53 Forest Hendrickson Gorden Higgins Sandy Holmes Mike Hooper Kenneth Horner Linda Horner Yvonne Horner Linda Illar Chuck Knight Marsha Knight Marvin Lamm Tom Lamp Tom Little Linda Locke Chester Lough 54 Jim Lowther Irene Lucas Carol McFadden Jean McFarland Eddie McGee Tony McGee Gary Mas ton John Maston Lois Maston Sandra Maston Robert Mattingly Debbie Miller Bill Moore John Moore Rich Morris John Morrison tiAtMdJk . . . listen attentively Patricia Myers Jennie Neely Susie Nicholas David Nichols Steve Noland Bob Northrop Joann Peckens Jennifer Phillips Jerry Poling Nancy Pollock Roger Pryor Teresa Reed Charles Robey Danny Roby Joe Safety 55 Carolyn Satterfield Lawrence Shultz Lester Shultz Wade Sigler John Smith Mark Smith Penny Smith Ronald R. Smith Ronnie E. Smith Kent Snyder Vivian Sparks Kay Starcher Vivian Statler Karen Steele Regina Steele Debbie Stevens Gary Stewart Debi Summers Elizabeth Taylor Sue Timmons Joyce Trunk Ed Vaughan Adele Watson Diana Wells Beverly West Carmen West Joe West Sandra West Keith White Eddie Wilson Joe Wilson Johnny Wilson Jeanne Wince Jennie Wince Benny Winland Eddie Winland Kenny Winland Robert Winland . . . ponder a test question 57 You do it like this ... SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS, (from left): Susie Nich- olas, secretary; Fred deMiranda, treasurer; Liz Taylor, vice president; Marvin Lamm, president. Says who? Says me! He likes who? ’When I consider Vicky Adams Linda Anderson Dian Bailey Mark Bailey Terry Ball Fred Barley Freshmen . . . Nelia Barnhart Phyllis Barnhart Terry Barnhart Jay Barron Matthew Beard Bernard Bennett Crystal Bennett Vickie Bennett Jennifer Bills Robert Bills Teresa Binegar Dale Boggs Connie Boley Mike Brady Martha Brammer Jackie Broadwater Carolyn Bunner Betty Camerlin Adeline Campbell Ed Campbell Shirley Campbell Pam Carney Mark Carpenter Edith Claypool 60 Rod Cornell Vickie Cottrill Stephen Cox Gregg Dale Stephen Davis Janet Dearth Allen DeLancey Eddie Dennis David Doak Carl Downing are earnest Barbara Elder Bill Farson Jack Farson Mike Felter Sandy Flowers Jerry Green Johnny Gregg Jo Ann Haaker Becky Haddox Elaine Hallbrook Barry Hamilton Berylann Hammett Penny Hammett Debra Harris Bill Hart Lewis Houser Thomas Ingram Roger Jeffers Margie Johnson Marlys Johnson Michael Kelly Pauline Kelly Pamela Keyes Charles Knight 61 Bob Kriner Sonia Lamp Timmy Lamp Debbie Lancianese Charles Landsettle Katy Langford Rick Lemley Clyde Little Faye Locke Jeannie Lough Gary Lucas James Lucas Patricia Lyne David McCullough Ellen McCullough Larry McCune Ronnie McCurry Debra McCutcheon Steve McGee Beth Ann McHenry Betty Malone Charles Meyer Linda Moore Alan Murray Tara Neely Mary Alice Noland Becky Nor veil Dale Oldfield Betty Owens Sandra Kay Pifer 62 Betty Pinkerton Mike Poling Bryon Powell Charles Powell Neil Price Pam Rea John Reese Jay Renner Jeannette Reynolds Blaine Ruckman . . . are spirited supporters James Satterfield Gladys Scadden Debra Seese Melody Shingleton Allen Simmons Jeri Ann Smith Sandy Smith Vicki Sparks Andy Spence Sharon Stanley Virgil Starcher Jacqueline Statler Charles Stewart Dorothy Sunderman Anita Sweeney Mary Lee Taylor Raymond Taylor Brent T ennant Marvin Thompson Danny Vannoy Richard VanZile John Vogel Sam Wagner Eva Wells 63 Patsy Wells Jim West Jeffrey Williamson Lucille Willis Stephen Wilson Malcolm Winland Kathy Wright NOT PICTURED: Scott Rogan Linda Conley Terry Adams FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: Bob Kriner, president; Rick Lem- ley, vice president; Ellen McCullough, secretary; Penny Hammett, treasurer. FRESHMAN DISC JOCKEY ■ Dwaine Barnes Henry Barnhart Mike Barron Brenda Beane Junior Bennett Truman Bennett Rae Nell Bettem Denyse Bills Janlin Bills Eighth Graders . . . Larry Bills Mike Bills James Blankenship Gary Boley Lex Boley Lula Boley Moses Boley Wanda Boley Charles Bowie Joan Bowie Pat Boyles Lynn Brad field Harry Bradley Daniel Brewer Jesse Brookover Sharon Brookover Joan Brown Steve Bunner 66 Diane Butler Joseph Camerlin Chariot Campbell Darel Campbell Elaine Campbell Mike Carney Billy Childers Glenda Childers Mike Clough Randy Cochrane Pam Cottril Margaret Cox Pam Cox Steve Cox Dave Cronin Bud Cross Jackie Cunningham Carolyn Davis Janette Dearth Larry Dennis are intrigued by high school Mary Beth Dennis Joyce Eddy Steve Eddy Janice Farson Barbara F el ter Debbie Fetty Ronnie Frey Elisha Gorrell Van Grose Bob Haas Gary Hall Greg Hall Chuck Hamilton Beverly Hammett Ricky Hamrick Linda Harris Darlene Hescht Guy Hescht 67 Mike Higgins Steve Hill Carl Hunt Kathy Johnson Diana Kelley Renee Kiester Chuck Lamp Fred Lamp Duane Larsen Diana Little Sharon Locke Alvin Lucas Dora Lucas Glenn McBrayer . . . settle down Kathy McCutcheon Larry McEldowney Vickie McGee Barbara Malone David Maston Lyle Meeks Mark Miller Wayne Mulneix Mike Myers Barbara Nichols Barry Nichols Doug Olds Deloris Owens Allen Peckins Joe Pickens Martha Pierce Debbie Pinkerton Chuckie Plumm 68 Barbara Powell Jane Ann Powell Richard Price Ronnie Pryor Nick Reed Wayne Richmond Greg Roby Sharon Runnion Sandra Russell Marcella Shingleton Penny Shingleton Phillip Shingleton Randy Shingleton Pam Shultz Sandra Shultz Cindy Simmons Debbie Smith Harold Smith Teresa Smith Deborah Sparks to new subjects and activities Blaine Spence Marlene Starcher Andy Statler Bob Stewart Sandra Stewart Clarence Stoots Ray Straight Florence Summers Evelyn Sunderman Charles Templeton Pam Terry Randy Turley Jack Vaughn Glenn Vogel Vicki Wagner Janet Westbrook Dian Williams David Wilson 69 NOT PICTURED: Robert Hawkins Gail Smith Allen Winland EIGHTH GRADE OFFICERS (from left): Joan Brown, president; Steve Cox, vice president; Beverly Hammett, treasurer; Brenda Beane, secretary. Steve Wilson Kevin Wince Kevin Winland Anita Wise Larry Wolfe Mary Jo Wolfe Joyce Wotring Jack Yoho 70 71 Track ’67 Dual meet at St. Marys, Second Triangular meet at St. Marys, First Dual meet at St. Marys, Second Triangular meet at New Martinsville, Third Dual meet at St. Marys, Second Triangular meet at St. Marys, Second Dual meet at West Union, Second Quadrangular meet at Warren, Third Paul Ingram and Mike Morris attended State Track Meet in Charlestown, May 19 and 20. Paul took second place in the dis- cus, and set a new school record of 137' 5 1 2 . Mike took third place in the shot put. TRACK MEMBERS are, FIRST ROW (from left): Jim Steele, Reed Buttrey, Allen Thacker, Kenny Neely, John Trunk, Steve Bullman, Dan Hamill, Joe Wilson. SECOND ROW: Fred Brown, John Hall, Mike Fetty, Steve Knight, Mack Ruckman, Ronald Hendrickson, Randy Fetty, Darrell Rolston. THIRD ROW: Paul Ingram, J. B. Northrop, Mike Morris, Paul Milhoan, Larry Thompson, Dave Boggs, Stanley Tennant, Stanton Terry, Rodger Rankin, Bob Northrop, Fred de Miranda. Track mentor was Coach Dan Hamill. 72 0 BASEBALL MEMBERS, FIRST ROW (from left): Manager Tom Little, Terry Wilson, Kenny Boyles, Den- ny Wilson, Lyle Brammer, Manager Mark Smith. SECOND ROW: Jeff Spence, Ted McCullough, Wayne Reese, Keith Darling, Mark Kuntz, Jay Gerber, Ed Wilson. Eladio Mazon. Steve Douglass, Coach Russ Wood, Jack Foley. Team Tallies 9-7 Season Mascot St. St. St. St. St. St. St. St. St. St. St. St. St. St. St. St. St. 1967 Record Marys - 4 Newport 2 Marys - 5 Marietta 9 Marys - 10 Pkbg. Cath. 2 Marys - 5 Ravens wood 3 Marys - 6 Newport 4 Marys - 15 Pennsboro 3 Marys - 2 Marietta 5 Marys - 0 Magnolia ■5 Marys - 6 Pkbg. Cath. 5 Marys - 0 Ravens wood 3 Marys - 2 Parkersburg 6 Marys - 1 Parkersburg 0 Marys - 15 Pennsboro - 1 Marys - 6 Williamstown 8 SECTIONAL TOURNEY Marys - 8 Sistersville -0 Marys - 3 Williamstown 0 REGIONAL TOURNEY Marys - 4 Bridgeport 6 73 Rusty, son of Coach Wood, served as team mascot. May 2S, 1967 74 Scholastic Awards y English ENGLISH AWARD WINNERS FOR 1967 were, (from left): Berylann Hammett, '71; Gin- ger Nichols, '69; Donna Cor- bin, '68; Jeanne Wince, 70; and Trava Vogel, '67. Scholastic SCHOLASTIC AWARD WIN- NERS FOR 1967 were, (from left): Ellen McCullough, 71; Jenny Neely, 70; Brian Dins- moor, 69; Diann Hickman, 68; and Suzanne McCullough, •67. Math WINNERS OF THE 1967 MATH AWARDS were, (from left): John Smith, ’70; Kathy Wright, 71; Diann Hickman, '68; Suzanne McCullough, '67; and Bill Mercer, '69. 76 Read Award Science Camp Little Kanawha Area Sci- ence Camp was held July 30 to August 4, 1967, for outstand- ing junior high science students. Scholarships were provided by local industries and businesses. Campers were, SEATED: Tara Neely, Penny Hammett. STANDING: Connie Snyder, counselor; Fred Barley. Receiving the Read Award for Creative Writing was Emma Jane Fulmer. Golden Horseshoe Superior work in government, geography, and natural history of West Virginia made these four freshman students Knights and Ladies of the Golden Horse- shoe. They are, (from left): Bob Kriner, Beth Ann McHenry, Tara Neely, and Brent Tennant. Science Award For maintaining the highest science average for all four years of high school, Suzanne McCullough was presented with the 1966-1967 Science Award. She received a $100 check from American Cyanamid. 77 Summer Camps Education doesn’t stop with vacation--camps, workshops, travel, provide a change of scene, yet develop students physically, mentally, and socially, Here are just a few of the places attended by SMHS students in the past summer. Charles Landsettle toured and studied in FRANCE, July 18-August 23, with 180 French Students. JOURNALISM INSTITUTE at Morgantown, July 30-August 5, was attended by Janet Knight and Walter Gibbs. Donna Corbin attended SPEECH INSTITUTE and was awarded hon- ors in debate and public address. It was held in Morgan- town, June 18- July 8. Carole Kidder was selected SPIR- IT OF PLEASANTS COUNTY 4-H CAMP, July 9-15. Suzi Beard, Marian Nicholas, and Nancy Owens began their summer at FHA LEADERSHIP CAMP at Cedar Lakes. FFA LEADERSHIP CAMP at Cedar Lakes was attended by Chester Lough and Eddie Win- land. Eagle Scout Jim White camped with the first WORLD BOY SCOUT JAM- BOREE held in the United States, August 1-9, in Farragut State Park, Idaho. MUSIC CLINICAL WORK- SHOP, held in Athens, Ohio, June 18-July 1, was beneficial to band mem- bers Becky Ruckman, Sandy Williams and Allen 2ipf. BUCKY WATERS BASKETBALL CAMP at Bridge- water. Virginia. June 18-25, was attended by Mike Morris, Stanley Tennant, Matthew Beard, and Jay Barron. Week in Washington The two seniors who studied government in ac- tion for a week and worked in Congressman Ken Hech- ler's Washington office during the summer of 1967 were Lynne Wilson and Walter Gibbs. Lynne and Walter were chosen from other applicants by a board of nonpartisan judges. Girls and Boys State These outstanding seniors, are on their way to Jackson's Mill where they will be citizens of the 1967 Girls and Boys States. They are Jeff Spence, Walter Gibbs, Janet Knight, and Diann Hickman. The Girls and Boys States are sponsored by the Ameri- can Legion. 79 Band Camp ’67 Cheerleaders Wanda Toad Would you believe Valley of the Dolls ? Chinese Torture! The Blue Devil Band held its annual band camp at Cedar Lakes on August 20 through August 26, 1967. Ninety-four band members participated in the week of work and fun pre- paring for the 1967-68 season. SNORE!! Hup, Hup, Hup Two Three Four! Vespers ??? Senior Vespers at Cedar Lakes. ' 81 FOOTBALL TEAM, FIRST ROW, (from left): Bernard Buttrey, Tom Little, Dan Hamill, John Wilson, Bob Northrop. SECOND ROW: John Morrison, Kent Snyder, Mark Smith, Fred de Miranda, Bob Mattingly. THIRD ROW: Coach Eddy, Coach Hamill, Tom Lamp, Danny Vannoy, Eddy Wilson, Jim Reynolds. FOURTH ROW: Steve Hill, manager; Alan Murray, statistician; Jack Vaughn, manager; Jack Foley, Ted Maston, Jeff Spence. Devils’ 9-1 season 1967 RECORD St. Marys............2 St. Marys -.........14 St. Marys...........22 St. Marys...........45 St. Marys...........27 Ravenswood.............6 Benwood Union ---------0 Harris ville...........0 Warren.................6 Williamstown...........7 82 FOOTBALL TEAM, FIRST ROW, (from left): Joe Safety, Ronnie Smith, Ed Vaughn, Jim Cochrane, Tony McGee. SECOND ROW: Mark Kuntz, Randy Fetty, Stanton Terry, Steve Bullman, Stanley Ten- nant. THIRD ROW: Coach Maxwell, Reed Buttrey, Fred Brown, Larry Thompson, Jim Steele, Wayne Reese. FOURTH ROW: Kenny Neely, J. B. Northrop, Paul Ingram, Mike Morris, Paul Milhoan. Best since ’63 1967 RECORD St. Marys - - - - - -16 Ripley o St. Marys - - - 26 Sistersville - - - - - - - 0 St. Marys - - - - - - 33 Doddridge - - - ■ - - - 7 St. Marys - - - - - - 42 Calhoun - - - - ■ • - - - 7 St. Marys - - - - - -14 Magnolia - - - 12 83 CAPTAINS, FIRST ROW, (from left): Fred Brown, Jeff Spence, Coach Hamill, Kenny Nee- ly, J. B. Northrop. FRED BROWN, senior Tackle: 2,3,4 2nd Team: All-State 2nd Team: All LKC We play our best win or lose REED BUTTREY, senior Halfback: 3.4 84 wm Desire ran second to experience Bullman romps for TD in Doddridge game. (Photo by MARIETTA TIMES) (Photo by MARIETTA TIMES) A tough sport 86 Foley makes the stop on a Doddridge halfback. (Photo by MARIETTA TIMES) J. B. NORTHROP, senior Center: 3, 4 First Team: All-State First Team: All LKC JEFF SPENCE, senior Halfback: 2,3,4 Third Team: All-State WAYNE REESE, senior Quarterback: 3, 4 87 requires determined men LARRY THOMPSON, senior Guard: 3,4 J What’s the senior Battle Cry? V-i-c-t-o-r-y Maston recovers New Martinsville fumble. (Pho- to by MARIETTA TIMES) JIM STEELE, senior Tackle: 3,4 JIM REYNOLDS, senior Halfback 88 DEVIL'S OFFENSE, FIRST ROW, (from left): Mike Morris, Paul Ingram, Larry Thompson, J. B. Northrop, Kenny Neely, Fred Brown, Jack Foley. SECOND ROW: Jeff Spence, Ed Wilson, Wayne Reese, Reed Buttrey. Offense and Defense: Bullman, due to injury, watches New Martins- ville game. The Dynamic Duo JOHN TRUNK, senior Guard: 3,4 DEVIL’S DEFENSE, FIRST ROW, (from left): Jack Foley, Kenny Neely, Paul Ingram, Mike Morris, Stanley Tennant. SECOND ROW: Jeff Spence, Steve Bullman, Jim Steele, Ted Maston, Larry Thompson, Mark Kuntz. Northrop closes in on a New Martinsville halfback. (Photo by MARIETTA TIMES) Tense Bench. Blue Devil A ction Spence rambles for TD in Doddridge game. (Photo by MARIETTA TIMES) JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL TEAM, FIRST ROW, (from left): Sam Wagner, Virgil Starcher, Mike Kelly, Lewis Houser, Ed Campbell, Mark Miller, Ronnie Frey, Doug Oldfield. Jay Barron. SECOND ROW: Duane Larsen, Pat Boyles, Chuck Stewart, Steve McGee, Greg Hall, Ronnie McCurry, Larry Mc- Cune, Matthew Beard. THIRD ROW; Coach Graham, Bob Kriner, manager; Doug Olds. Dave Wilson, Larry Wolfe, Mike Myers, Ricky Lemley, Mike Barron. Junior High Boasts Undefeated Season, 6-0 RECORD St. Marys-------16 Warren..................0 St. Marys - - - -20 Warren------------... 13 St. Marys ------14 Doddridge------------ 0 St, Marys-----30 Tyler......................- 0 St. Marys - - - 15 Calhoun............-- - 0 St. Marys-----22 New Martinsville------0 Spence rounds the end in the varsity Doddridge game. (Photo by MARI- ETTA TIMES) 91 Beth Snider 92 Attendants Lynne Wilson Katy Jo Lancianese Marian Nicholas Pam Smith 93 BELLE COURT, (from left): Katyjo Lancianese, Darrell Rolston, Marian Nicholas, Steve Douglas, Pam Smith, Steve Rankin, Beth Snider, Belle; Bill Worstell, Wayne Reese, Lynne Wilson, Gary McIntyre; Crown Bearer, Gene Smith; Gift Bearer, Mary Kathrine Reckard. “Belle” Crowned Beth Snider was crowned Belle of St. Marys during the half-time activities of the Sistersville game October 21 by Student Council President Wayne Reese. A dance was held in the cafeteria in honor of the Belle. S CLUB MEMBERS, FIRST ROW, (from left): Mark Kuntz, Doug West- brook, Ronald Hendrickson, Wayne Reese, Ted Maston, Eladio Mazon, Larry Thompson, Coach Dan Hamill, advisor. SECOND ROW: Jim Reynolds, Dar- rell Rolston, Susie Nicholas, Jeff Spence, Sue Timmons, Penny Grose, June Yoho. THIRD ROW: Steve Bullman, Jim Steele, Bill Worstell, John Trunk. FOURTH ROW: Keith Darling, Fred Brown, Kenny Neely. FIFTH ROW: Kent Snyder, Ed Wilson, John Morrison, Stanton Terry, Stanley Tennant, Steve Douglass, Jack Foley, J. B. Northrop, Mike Morris, Paul Ingram. “5” Club The S Club is Composed of lettermen from the four major sports. The club stands for the true spirit of good sportsmanship that flows in all sports at SMHS. Student SC MEMBERS, (from left), FRONT ROW: Teresa Cross, Darlene Stevens, Katy Jo Lancianese, Lynne Wilson, Pam Smith, Connie Snyder. SECOND ROW: Susie Nicholas, Janice McCullough, Jeanne Flow- er, Sue Johnson, Ann Yoho. THIRD ROW: Ellen McCullough, Penny Hammett, Jo Ann Haaker, Pam Carney, Adele Watson. FOURTH ROW: Lynn Bradfield, Brenda Beane, Joan Brown, Joyce Eddy, Cindy Byers, Beverly Hammett. FIFTH ROW: Elizabeth Taylor, Jane Ann Hammett. Bringing the Student Body closer to the Student Council was the Council's main objective this year. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS, (from left): Wayne Reese, president; Katy Jo Lancianese, treasurer; Stan- ley Tennant, vice president; Jeanne Flower, secretary. 96 Council SC MEMBERS, (from left), FRONT ROW: Wayne Reese, Ted Maston, Steve Douglass, Larry Thomp- son, Gary McIntyre. SECOND ROW: Steve Bullman, Stanley Tennant, Mike Morris, Larry Haas, Brian Dinsmoor. THIRD ROW: Andy Statler, Jack Vaughn, Bernard Buttrey, Fred de Miranda, Marvin Lamm. FOURTH ROW: Steve Cox, Andy Spence, Rick Lemley, Bobby Kriner, Sam Wagner. The 1967-68 Student Council has been active in school affairs. The SC sponsored 'Belle' activities, maintained the sickroom and a Student Council bulletin board, re- established adoption of a foreign child, and worked to raise money for new stage curtains. The SC's fund raising projects included op- erating school supply machines, holding a Slave Day, selling book covers, and spon- soring sock hops. A Student Council sock hop. Mr. Williams, Student Council sponsor, talks over an SC project with some Council members. 97 MEMBERS OF THE PLAY CAST were: Bill Mercer, Annette Clovis, Angela Clovis, Danny Snider, Ann Yoho, Gary Haddox, Nancy Owens, Ginger Nichols, Linda Ferguson, Richard Pryor, Cameron Balmain, Becky Ruckman, John Hess, and Keith Darling. Mr. Denzil Backus was direc- tor. Director receives recognition Jurors re-enact crime St. Marys High School 100 Blue Devil Marching Band The 1967-68 Blue Devil Marching Band has been active during every season this year. This past summer the band represented West Virginia and St. Marys at the International Lions Convention in Chi- cago. The band also held its annual band camp in August at Cedar Lakes in Ripley. The band marched at all the football games, bringing life to the halftimes. Members of the band were rewarded for all of their hard work at the Band-o-rama in Marietta, Ohio where they won a first place trophy for parade and a second place trophy for field maneuvers. The band also participated in the WVU Band Day. Spring events include an exchange concert with Buck- hannon-Upshur High School, the spring concert, and the Area Band Festival in Clarksburg. Platoon 1 FRONT ROW: Sergeant Vic Burkhammer. SECOND ROW, (from left): Connie Snyder, Johnna Hammett, Barbara Wat- son, Angela Clovis. THIRD ROW: Jim White, Joyce Trunk, Jackie Elder, Jenny Phillips. FOURTH ROW: Carole Kidder, Becky Ruckman, Teresa Con- way, Pat Maidens. FIFTH ROW: Debbie Mosely, Connie Ferrell, Diane Brammer, Ter- esa Eddy. SIXTH ROW: Mary Lynn Bogard, Richard Morris, Suzanne Hammett, Ronnie Smith. SEVENTH ROW: Wal- ter Gibbs, Jim Lowther, John Dennis. Platoon 11 FRONT ROW: Sergeant Frank Sullivan. SECOND ROW, (from left): Cindy Lanham, Lynne Wilson, Janice McCul- lough, Annette Clovis. THIRD ROW: John Thacker, Mark Bradfield, Emma Fulmer, Sharon Kelly. FOURTH ROW: Terri Doak, Diann Hickman, Sharon Higgins, Linda Simon. FIFTH-ROW: Darling Dye, Roger Gregg, Kathy Wright, Sally Mitchell. SIXTH ROW: Neal Arnett, Jenny Neely, Debbie Miller. SEVENTH ROW: Mike Cox, Steve Hack- athorn, Tom Ingram. 102 Platoon IV Platoon IV was chosen as the winning platoon for demonstrat- ing the most precision in march- ing of the four platoons. FRONT ROW; Sergeant Al- len Thacker. SECOND ROW. (from left): Beverly Gilpin, Jeannine Worstell, Debi Sum- mers, Patsy McCutcheon. THIRD ROW: Sandra West, Viv- ian Statler, Marilyn Noland, Adele Watson. FOURTH ROW: Jane Ann Hammett, Jeanie McFarland, Kathy Hall, Patricia Cosper. FIFTH ROW: David Boggs, Diann Cunningham, Benny Winland, Jay Gerber. SIXTH ROW: Bill Mercer, Al- lan Zipf, Patricia Spencer, Lois Farson. Platoon 111 FRONT ROW: Sergeant Bill Vaughn. SECOND ROW, (from left): Janet Knight, Liz Taylor, Ann Yoho, Marge Himmeger. THIRD ROW: Jean Corbin, Bev- erly Fetty, Janice Cronin, Donna Corbin. FOURTH ROW: Rhanda Knight, Wilma Hendrickson, Norma Boley, Jeanne Flowers. FIFTH ROW: Sandy Williams, Vicki Wright, Kay Starcher, Gary Haddox. SIXTH ROW: Debbie Davis, Dale Boggs, Le- ota Maston, Larry Haas. SEV- ENTH ROW: Randy Gregg. 103 Flashing Batons Guns, Saber, and GUIDE LYNNE JANET BARBARA WILSON KNIGHT WATSON BEVERLY GILPIN ANN YOHO Waving Flags JOHNNA JEANNINE MARGE v HAMMETT WORSTELL HIMMEGER Add distinction, to band oitrsir Blue Devil Band marches down Chicago’s Michigan Avenue July 5, 1967 BLUE IMP BAND MEMBERS are, FRONT ROW, (from left): C. Danielson, B. Hammett. P. Rea, C. Dearth, R. Kiester, D. Hall, Mr. Davis. SECOND ROW: P. Byers, B. Hammett, S. Lamp, M. Noland, M. Cox, E. Spence, T. Reed, P. Hammett, E. Hallbrook, E. McCullough, B. Beane, J. Haaker, J. Broadwater, L. Bradfield. THIRD ROW: J. Eddy, D. Smith, S. Stewart, M. Johnson, A. Sweeney, J. Powell, S. Locke, M. Wolfe, P. Cox, P. Shultz, D. Bills, V. Wagner, D. Little. FOURTH ROW: M. Starcher, J. Westbrook, B. Ruckman, F. Locke, P. Lyne, D. Butler, D. Blankenship, N. Barnhart, J. Satterfield, E. Dennis, R. McCurry. FIFTH ROW: S. Eddy, G. Hall, R. Pryor, A. Spence, J. Vaughn, N. Reed, J. Reese, S. Cox, S. Cox, D. Maston, M. Johnson, Nick Reed, eighth grade, shown above with a drum, also serves as drum major. Blue Imp Band BLUE IMP MAJORETTES are, (from left): Carmen Danielson, Carolyn Dearth, Pam Rea, Berylann Hammett, Renee Kiester, Diane Hall. 107 Seniors r SENIOR BAND MEMBERS are, FRONT ROW, (from left): Sharon Kelly, Carole Kidder, Connie Sny- der, Cindy Unham, Beverly Gilpin, Jeannine Worstell, Janet Knight, Marge Himmeger. SECOND ROW; Walter Gibbs, Debbie Mosely, Vicki Wright, Lynne Wilson, Rhanda Knight, Donna Corbin, Diann Hick- man. Sally Mitchell, THIRD ROW; Allan Zipf, Jay Gerber, Jim White, Darling Dye, Sandy Williams, Pat Maidens. FOURTH ROW: Bill Vaughn, Vic Burkhammer, Allen Thacker, Frank Sullivan. NOT PICTURED: Stephanie Hall. Band Staff BAND STAFF MEMBERS are, (from left): Danny Snider, drum major; Janet Knight, guide color guard; Vic Burkhammer, Allen Thacker, Frank Sullivan, Bill Vaughn, ser- geants; Connie Snyder, guide majorette; Mr. Davis, director. i A Band-Choir Banquet The annual Band-Choir Banquet was held November 18, 1967, in honor of the members of the band and choir. Mr. Davis and Mr. All- man received gifts from their appreciative groups. The Reverend George McCune acted as toastmaster for the event. A dance was held after the banquet in the bandroom. 109 “The Name of the Game JV CHEERLEADERS, KNEELING: Jenny Philipps, Debbie Lancia- nese, Tata Neely. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Penny Grose, June Yoho, Susie Nicholas, and Sue Timmons. Victory Cake. Sue Johnson in Devil gear. is Spirit!” Teachers guard Devils' den. Coach Ham ill arouses enthusiasm from the stu- dent body. JV Cheerleader and Mascot prepare for thuse. Captains speak. Cheerleaders bring back the Roaring 20' s. Ill Black Walnut Festival Senior Marian Nicholas represented Pleas- ants County at the 13th Annual Black Wal- nut Festival, which was held in Spencer on October 12, 13, 14. Serving as her flower girl was Elizabeth Carpenter. College Day Mr. James Glover, for- mer SMHS faculty mem- ber, served as chairman for the event. Mr. Glover was the WVU representa- tive. The annual College Day November 6, was for juniors and seniors interested in fur- thering their education. Six- teen West Virginia Colleges were represented. Three speeches were given by repre- sentatives concerning future education in the general as- sembly. The students were given a chance to talk with the various representatives. Hosts for the day were mem- bers of the National Honor Society, who served refresh- ments to the college represent- atives after the assembly. 112 College representatives explained the set-up of their respective school and students asked questions in small buzz groups. Interested parents were cordially invited to attend the College Day Assembly. Key Club KEY CLUB MEMBERS are, (from center front to right): Eladio Mazon, Mark Bradfield, Marvin Lamm, Steve Bullman, Stanley Tennant, Mike Morris, David Boggs, Ted McCullough, Eddie Vaughan, Keith Darling, Brian Dinsmoor, Jim White, Walter Gibbs, Steve Rankin. John Trunk, Mark Kuntz, Larry Haas, Mike Cox, John Dennis. OFFICERS IN K are, (from front to back): Jeff Spence, president; Jack Foley, vice president; Darrell Rolston, lieutenant governor; Mr. Carpenter, sponsor; Jim Steele, treasurer; and Wayne Reese, secretary. The Key Club, affiliated with Kiwanis International, is a service organization serving the community and school through the Red Cross, Bloodmobile, and the Heart Fund. As money making projects the members cut and sell firewood and run a concession stand at the home basketball games. 113 Spectator Second Lunch Period Downfield Drill Seniors Praised Belle Dance Senior Night Up the Down Staircase! What happened?' Who said picture taking is fun?' VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM, KNEELING: Coach Bob Maxwell, Larry Thompson, manager; Coach Chuck Eddy. STANDING, (from left): Eladio Mazon, Keith Darling, Mike Westbrook, Wayne Reese, Stanley Tennant, Brian Dinsmoor, Rodger Rankin, Mike Morris, Paul Ingram, co-captain; David Wolfe, Jack Foley, Jeff Spence, co-captain; Jay Gerber, Mark Kuntz, Joe Locke. Cagers Boast 19-5 Record SM Opp. Devils SM Opp. 74 Doddridge 75 78 Sistersville 66 94 63 Tyler Williamstown 59 54 Make 84 64 Tyler Williamstown 65 51 74 Alumni 67 61 Magnolia 41 60 Ravenswood 55 It 64 Paden City 48 63 Parkers. Cath. 73 78 Doddridge 65 74 Paden City 66 78 Parkers. Cath. 58 71 Sistersville 75 to 60 Newport 49 60 Newport 38 72 Magnolia 63 60 Ravenswood 74 State Tournament A St. Marys basketball team made the school's very first showing in a state tournament. The Dev- ils played Ceredo-Kenova on March 14 in the opening game of the tournament at the Charleston Civic Center. The Devils lost 59-47 to Ceredo-Kenova who went on to win the state A A championship. JAY GERBER, senior Guard, 4 Seniors . . . Leadership . Ingram and Morris battle for rebound in Williamstown game at Williamstown. (Photo by MARIETTA TIMES) Elated Blue Devils receive their first regional championship trophy after defeating Ripley 57- 55 at New Martinsville. (Photo by MARIETTA TIMES) 117 Experience . . Sistersvilie game. (Photo by MARIETTA TIMES) WAYNE REESE, senior Guard, 4 Regional Tournament The Blue Devils stunned Clay-Battelle v 68-49 in their first game of the Regional tournament at New Martinsville March 7. The Devils downed Ripley 56-55 on a twenty-foot jump shot by Spence with three seconds left in the game to capture the re- gional tournament March 9. 118 Sectional Tournament DAVID WOLFE, senior Center St. Marys won its first sectional title in eighteen years. The Devils ran over Harrisville 70-29 in the first game of sectional play at St. Marys. The Blue Devils then won the sectional by defeat- ing Doddridge 76-58. Ability . . ETTA TIMES) y-up in the Sisters-j yt. (Photo by MARI It JEFF SPENCE, senior Guard, 3,4 Co-captain I 19 Devils JV BASKETBALL TEAM, (from left): Richard Pryor, manager; Jerry Poling, Bob Northrop, Tommy Little, Eddie Wilson, Ted McCullough, Dave Boggs, Bernard Buttrey, Wade Sigler. Joe Wilson. Eddie McGee. Charles Robey, Danny Hamill. KNEELING: Coach Bob Maxwell. Junior Varsity Doddridge 46-66 Lost Tyler 55-25 Won Williamstown 44-49 Lost Ravenswood 55-27 Won Parkers. Cath. 47-39 Won Paden City 36-39 Lost Sisterville 65-60 Won Newport 44-28 Won Ravenswood 43-64 Lost Sisterville 60-20 Won Tyler 68-28 Won Williamstown 39-51 Lost Magnolia 30-39 Lost Paden City 53-61 Lost Doddridge 52-50 Won Parkers. Cath. 49-39 Won Newport 41-32 Won Magnolia 38-48 Lost Tally 10-8 record NINTH GRADE TEAM, (from left): Barry Nichols, manager; Robert Bills, John Reese, Alan Sim- mons, Alan Murray, Jerry Green, Mike Poling, Fred Barley, Steve McGee, Louis Houser, Gregg Dale, David Doak, Dave McCullough, Matthew Beard, Doug Oldfield. Bob Kriner, Ricky Lemly, Chuck Land - settle, Jay Barron, Ronnie McCurry, manager. CENTER: Coach Dave Graham. Ninth 33 Williamstown 31 W 27 Fort Frye 58 L 30 Dodd fid ge 51 L 17 Fort Frye 47 L 22 Doddridge 50 L 29 Sistersville 50 L 33 Pennsboro 42 L 30 Williamstown 37 L 28 Eighth Sistersville 55 L 44 Doddridge 36 W 37 Pennsboro 41 L 43 Williamstown 23 W 43 Doddridge 48 L 31 Pennsboro 43 L Junior High The ninth grade took third place in the LK Invitational Tournament at Doddridge. Jay Barron was chosen for the all-tournament team. EIGHTH GRADE TEAM, (from left): Nick Reed, Chuck Lamp, Steve Hill, Larry Wolfe, Steve Wil- son, Andy Statler, Pat Boyles, Ronnie Frey, Doug Olds, Steve Eddy, Randy Shingleton, Joe Pickens, Mike Barron, Ray Straight, Harry Bradley. CENTER: Coach Mike Webb. Sue Timmons HEAD CHEERLEADER Cheerleaders Boost The enthusiasm and hard work of the cheerleaders and their new sponsor, Miss Joy Cosby resulted in thuses to be remembered. Spirit has been boosted by the student body helping with the thuses and decorating the halls. “Go” team JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS are, (from left): Jennifer Phillips, Debbie Lancianese, Tara Neely. Basketball Queen 1968 Susie Nicholas Sophomore. For the second year the S club spon- sored a contest for Basketball Queen. Class queens were first elected by student vote, and then the Queen was chosen from these. Susie was crowned by Larry Thomp- son of the S Club at pre-game ceremonies of the Parkersburg Catholic game, February 16. SMHS Queens y Sno-Ball Queen and Court The annual Sno-Ball Dance, sponsored by the Senior Class, was an event of December 22. QUEEN AND COURT are, (from left): Penny Grose, Janice McCullough, queen; Jeanne Flower, Lynn Bogard, Annene Clovis. Queen Hearts The Queen of Hearts will be crowned at the annual dance sponsored by the Key Club. The candidates are: IN FRONT, (from left): Valerie Dotson, junior; Janlin Bills, eighth. SECOND ROW: Sandra Holmes, sophomore; Ellen McCul- lough, freshman; Treva Noland, senior. Sadie Hawkins Queen and Court The Sadie Hawkins Dance, spon- sored by FHA, took place Feb. 24, in the bandroom. QUEEN and CAN- DIDATES are, (from left): Vicki Sparks, Linda Taylor, queen; Con- nie Butler, Janlin Bills, Suzi Beard. 125 MEMBERS OF THE TENOR AND BASS SECTION OF THE CHOIR are, (from left), FRONT ROW; Keith White. Jerry Cornell. SECOND ROW: Marvin Lamm, Bill Dennis, Ronnie Mayfield. THIRD ROW: Roger Pryor, Ed- die Vaughan, Gary Haddox. FOURTH ROW: Larry Haas, Roger Pierce, Allen Thacker. FIFTH ROW: Eddie McGee, John Morri- son, Bill Mercer. SIXTH ROW: Bob Mattingly, Steve Doug- lass. SEVENTH ROW: Danny Pitts, Bill Worstell, Paul Milhoan. Tenors and Basses Altos ALTOS are, (from left), FIRST ROW: Pat Myers, Jane Ann Hammett. SECOND ROW: Becky Wilson, Linda Conaway, Linda Mossburg. THIRD ROW: Em- ma Jane Fulmer, Linda Myers, Suzanne Hammett. FOURTH ROW: Verna Blouir. Teresa Conaway, Diann Cunningham. FIFTH ROW: Rhanda Knight, Pam Smith, Harriet Barnhart. Sopranos SOPRANOS are, (from left), FIRST ROW: Nelia Barnhart, Beth McHenry. Ter- esa Reed, Dian Bailey. SECOND ROW: Pam Carney, Janice Cronin, Carolyn Ball. THIRD ROW: Barbara Watson, Karen Landsettle, Linda Ferguson, Mary Noland. FOURTH ROW: Jeri Smith, Ginger Nichols, Carmen Danielson, Sandra Cunningham. FIFTH ROW: Sarah Morrell, Sandra Holmes, Regina Reynolds, Stephanie Oldfield. SIXTH ROW: Joyce Trunk, Nancy Pollock, Carmen Elder. SEVENTH ROW: De loris Bail- ey, Vivian Statler, June Yoho, Carol McFadden. EIGHTH ROW: Raye Starcher, Ann Yoho, Penny Grose. Octet OCTET MEMBERS are, (from left), FRONT ROW: Mr. Allman, Barbara Watson, Wesley McCune. SECOND ROW: Pam Smith, Ann Yoho, Rlianda Knight. THIRD ROW: Gary Haddox, Paul Milhoan, Bill Mercer, Larry Haas. V J 127 The SMHS Choir, directed by Mr. Daniel Allman, is involved in many activities each year. The choir presented the 17th annual Sing- ing Christmas Tree on December 16, a Spring Concert, and appeared on WTAP-TV on Christ- mas Eve. Several Choir members presented a program at the American Cyanamid Christmas Party. Mr. Dan Allman, DIRECTOR CHOIR OFFICERS are, (from left), SEATED: Harriett Barnhart, robe custodian; Sandra Holmes, librarian; Pam Smith, treasurer; Steve Douglass, vice president; Paul Milhoan, president; Allen Thacker, robe custodian; Rhanda Knight, secretary; Barbara Watson, librarian. Televised program Junior Choir JUNIOR CHOIR MEMBERS are, FRONT ROW, (from left): K. Winland, H. Bradley, D. Owens, J.' Bills, C. Simmons, K. McCutcheon, P. Shingleton, S. Brookover, B. Nichols, E. Sunderman. SECOND ROW: R. Straight, B. Powell, M. Dennis, P. Terry, J. Cunningham, M. Pierce, C. Davis. D. Fetty, F. Summers, D. Hescht. THIRD ROW: L. Dennis, J. Pickens, P. Cottrill, J. Brown, L. Harris, J. Bowie, J. Dearth, S. Runnion, B. Malone, T. Smith, D. Williams, D. Pinkerton. FOURTH ROW: V. Grose, R. Turley, B, Stewart, G. Roby, A. Statler, M. Clough, A. Winland, B. Haas, B. Nichols, D. Cronin, and Director Allman. The 17th annual Singing Christmas Tree was held December 16 at 8 p. m. in the Rosenlieb Memorial Auditorium. The Singing Christmas Tree is a highlight of the Christmas holidays. Christmastime Devilaires DEVILAIRES STAGE BAND MEMBERS are, (from left): Teresa Eddy, Mark Bradfield, Mr. Harold Davis, di- rector; Jay Gerber, Jack Vaughn, Connie Snyder, Dale Boggs, John Dennis, Annette Clovis, Ronnie Smith, Donna Corbin, Adele Watson, Debbie Davis, Jim White, Dave Boggs, Emma Jane Fulmer, Bill Mercer, Sandy Williams, Darling Dye. This year 1967-68 has been the most ac- tive in recent years for the Devilaires Stage Band. The main event of the year was the Deep Purple Revue , a concert held by the band to raise money for blazers for members. Another money-making project was the operation of the hat-coat check at each home basketball game. The Devilaires showed off their new stands and some peppy new music by play- ing at each home basketball game. Other performances were given at the Dance Band Festival in Charleston, the St. Marys Wom- an's Club Mother-Daughter Banquet, and the Teachers' Banquet. At the Charleston Festival, the band was rated excellent. 130 Students demonstrate skills in CONNIE SNYDER Oral Interpretation Forensics KEITH WHITE and DONNA CORBIN Debate The Forensic Team was chosen from students in speech class. They participate in the Regional Foren- sics Contest at Parkersburg. Follow- ing the Regionals the state finals are held. The team is coached by Dencil Backus. GINGER NICHOLS Extemporaneous Speaking JANET KNIGHT Radio Announcing 131 Now how could I be drunk on just two little drinks? A Toast To 'A Handful of Rainbows!”' “A Handful of Rainbows” A three-act comedy presented by the Senior Class in March. The story is about two old maid sisters who run a Hollywood boarding house and the boarders. The play was directed by Mr. Dencil Backus. Dar- lene Stevens was student Director. The cast was: Marion Bradford ------ Connie Snyder Meg Bradford - -- -- -- -- Vicki Wright Tommy Grant....................Jim White Rebecca Starr - - ------- Beverly Gilpin Howard Wexler.................Bill Vaughn Carla Ferguson ------- - Marian Nicholas Honey Houston - --............-Jan Rogan Steffan Barcola - - •-----Allen Thacker Jeff Donovan ------- -Doug Westbrook Laura Williams.............Katy Lancianese Beautiful! Who. Me ???' 132 Romeo! O Pale! Technical Crew Thespians promote drama productions THESPIAN MEMBERS are, FIRST ROW, (from left): Bill Worstell, vice president, Ann Yoho, secre- tary; Donna Corbin, scribe; Janet Knight, president; Janice McCullough, Mary Lynn Bogard, Annette Clovis. SECOND ROW: Ginger Nichols, Angela Clovis, Carole Kidder, Karen Landsettle, Stephanie Hall, Katy Jo Lancianese, Vicki Wright, Jeanne Flower. THIRD ROW: Beverly Gilpin, Darlene Stevens, Jeannine Worstell, Sondra Smith, Lynne Wilson, Connie Snyder, Mark Bradfield, Mr. Backus, sponsor. FOURTH ROW: Danny Snider, Mike Truex, Keith Darling, Jay Gerber, Doug Westbrook, Bill Mercer, John Hess, Allen Thacker. NOT PICTURED: Cameron Balmain, Richard Pryor. Regional Drama Festival The 1968 Contest Play was Impromptu by Ted Mosel. Members of the cast were: Vicki Wright, Winifred; Danny Snider, Tony; Beverly Gilpin, Lora; and Mark Bradfield, Ern- est. Janet Knight was stu- dent director and Mr. Den- cil Backus was director. Mr. Dencil Backus Forensics and Drama Coach Faculty honors students for Character, Scholarship, Leadership and Service National Honor Society Twenty students were initiated into the Torch Chapter of the National Honor Society on February 27. Initia- tion ceremonies were conducted by members elected in their junior year. MEMBERS FOR 1968 are, FIRST ROW, (from left): Janet Knight, Connie Snyder, Marian Nicholas, Carole Kidder, Diann Hickman. SECOND ROW: Jack Foley, Pam Smith, Angela Bayer, Rhanda Knight, Jeannine Worstell, Harriett Barnhart, Richard Mayfield. THIRD ROW: Jeff Spence, Brian Dinsmoor, Stanley Tennant, Mike Morris, Dave Boggs, Darrell Rolston. FOURTH ROW: Ruby Winland, Katy Jo Lancianese, Lynne Wilson, Teresa McSweeney, Pam Parsons, Ginger Nichols, Darlene Stevens, Linda Morrell, Donna Corbin. Miss Virginia Barkwill is chapter sponsor. The Torch Chapter was organized in 1933. Since that time 544 members have been admitted to its ranks. 135 Mu Alpha Theta promotes MU ALPHA THETA MEMBERS are, FIRST ROW, (from left): Vicki Wright, Sue Statler, Janet Knight, Sally Mitchell, Linda Morrell, Diann Hickman, Pam Parsons, Katy Jo Lancianese, Lynne Wilson. SEC- OND ROW: Steve Bullman, Angela Clovis, Marian Nicholas, Connie Snyder, Richard Mayfield, Walter Gibbs, Ginger Nichols, Linda McCullough, Carole Kidder, Rhanda Knight. THIRD ROW: Mr. Osbourn, sponsor; Mark Kuntz, Ann Yoho, Annette Clovis, Mary Lynn Bogard, Angela Bayer, Debbie Davis, Deb- bie Lamp, Jeannine Worstell, Donna Corbin, Carmen Elder, Mrs. Ingram, sponsor. FOURTH ROW: Cameron Balmain, Ronnie Mayfield, Keith Darling, Wesley McCune, Brian Dinsmoor, Bill Mercer, David Boggs, Stanley Tennant, Larry Haas, Darrell Rolston, Jack Foley. NOT PICTURED: Terry Nichols. 136 MU ALPHA THETA OFFICERS are, (from left): Pam Parsons, sec- retary; Mr. Osbourn, sponsor; Rich- ard Mayfield, historian; Diann Hick- man, president; Sally Mitchell, treasurer; Linda Morrell, vice presi- dent. understanding of Math Mu Alpha Theta is an honorary math club organized to further interest in mathe- matics. Active members are those who are enrolled in the fifth semester of math and have maintained a B average in all subjects. The Mu Alpha Theta participates in the National Mathematics Contest held each year in March. 1967 MAA WINNERS are, (from left): Steve Knight. '67; Sally Mitchell, 68; Bill Mercer, '69. ASSOCIATE MEMBERS OF MU ALPHA THETA are, FIRST ROW. (from left): Sandy Binegar, Nila Evans, Gloria Cunningham, Linda Illar, Jean Corbin. SECOND ROW: Shelia Green, Sandra West, June Yoho, Susie Nicholas, Elizabeth Taylor, Sharon Higgins, Adele Watson. THIRD ROW: Janice Cronin, Barbara Cantwell, Carol McFadden, Teresa McSweeney, Jeanne Wince, Jenny Neely, Jane Ann Ham- mett. FOURTH ROW: Karen Pollock, Linda Bills, Janice McCullough, Teresa Conaway, Debbie Stev- ens, Nancy Pollock, Suzanne Hammett, Sharon Pickens, Jeanne Flowers. FIFTH ROW: John Dennis, Joe Safety, Charles Robey, Fred de Miranda, Mark Bradfield, Keith White, Marvin Lamm. Science Workshop Joyce Eddy and Steve Hill, eighth grade stu- dents from Mr. David Gettings’ science classes were selected to participate in the Science Hon- ors workshop to be conducted at the WVU Cen- ter in Parkersburg. Bausch-Lomb Award Linda Morrell (left) was the winner of the ’ Bausch-Lomb Science Award at St. Marys High School. This award is given to high school sen- iors throughout the United States as evidence of superior scientific development. Betty Crocker Award For scoring highest on the Homemaker test, Karen Pollock, senior, was recipient of the Betty Crocker Award. Teen-Age Stylist Senior Carolyn Ball received the honor of being chosen a member of the Teen Fashion Board of McCall's patterns. She will help se- lect patterns to be featured in the 1968 issues of Seventeen Magazine. 138 Merit Finalist Donna Corbin, senior, has been named as a finalist in the National Merit Scholarship pro- gram and is eligible for a Merit Scholarship. The Merit Scholarship competition is open to all high schools in the United States and its ter- ritories. The selection for scholarships will be made by a panel of nationally known experts in academic selections. Consideration will be given each student according to leadership, school and community citizenship, extracurric- ular activities, and high school grades as well as test scores. Principal Williams presents Donna with her certificate. Know Your State Government Day Know Your State Government Day delegates (left) were Ginger Nichols and Brian Dinsmoor. They were selected by their junior classmates to attend the annual convention in Charleston where they observed the workings of our state government. Elks Youth Leadership Winners Lynne Wilson and Walter Gibbs were chosen as the 1968 Youth Leadership winners in the con- test sponsored annually by B. P. O. Elks No. 1701. They were chosen on the basis of leadership, citizenship, character, and scholarship. Lynne also placed second in the district competition. FROM LEFT: Mr. Williams, Lynne, Walter, and Mr. Jim Wolfe, Elks representative. ST. MARYS. W. VA. FRIDAY, JANUARY 26 Sportsmanship Week were The Snyde White Vaugt Jan H Katy lan T a coir tells i and a boradi action ' in the Holly (Con on’t ; irts. a attdtu' Journalism Roster Publications Angela Bayer Suzanne Beard Lynn Bogard David Boggs Donna Corbin Debbie Davis Jack Foley Jay Gerber Walter Gibbs Beverly Gilpin Stephanie Hall Diann Hickman Sharon Higgins Marge Himmeger Janet Knight Katy Lancianese Linda McCullough Richard Mayfield Sally Mitchell Linda Morrell Marian Nicholas Pam Parsons Karen Pollock Darrell Rolston Connie Snyder Darlene Stevens Jim White Sandy Williams Lynne Wilson Jeannine Worstell Vicki Wright Journalism class published ten issues of the school paper and a yearbook. Diann finds a journalism student must know math as well as words. Members of the journalism honorary are, FIRST ROW, (from reft): Mrs. Helen Weber, sponsor; Darrell Rolston, Lynne Wilson, Darlene Stevens, Janet Knight, Katy Lancianese, Mary Lynn Bogard, Linda Morre McCoullougi Boggs, and Beverly Gilpin, inn Hickman, ki Wright. Si Dia Vic Po ally Mitchell. SECOND ROW: Jim White, Pam Parsons. Linda iron Higgins, Suzanne Beard, Debbie Davis, Rick Mayfield, Dave RD ROW: 'Jeannine Worstell, Sandy Williams, Marian Nicholas, Angela Bayer, Donna Corbin, Connie Snyder. Hope Corps Dedicated to helping others FRONT ROW, (from left): Miss Strickling, sponsor; Jane Ann Hammett, secretary-treasurer; Rhanda Knight, vice president; Eladio Mazon, president. SECOND ROW: Connie Snyder, Katy Jo Lancianese, Janet Knight, Karen Pollock, Di- ana Cunningham. Each Saturday a group of Hope Corps members works with the chil- dren at the Colin Anderson Center. FRONT ROW, (from left): Jeanne Wince, Eliza- beth Taylor, Teresa Eddy, Suzanne Hammett. SEC- OND ROW: Vivian Statler, Joyce Trunk, Wayne Reese, Linda Myers, Carmen Elder. 142 FRONT ROW, (from left): Sondra Smith, Jeanne Flower, Johnna Hammett, Nancy Pollock. SECOND ROW: Sandra West, Susie Nicholas, Debbie Davis, Marian Nicholas, Mark Bradfield. NOT PICTURED: Walter Gibbs, Carmen Daniel- son, Debi Summers, Diane Brammer, Debbie Miller, Becky Ruckman, Teresa Reed. FRONT ROW, (from left): Jackie Broadwater, Penny Hammett, Debbie Lancianese. SECOND ROW: Berylann Hammett, Elaine Hallbrook, Lou Abicht, Ellen McCullough. Art Club ART CLUB MEMBERS are, SEATED, (from left): Janice Farson, Martha Pierce, Charlotte Campbell, Richard Mayfield, president; Delores Owens, Barbara Powell, Evelyn Sunderman, Danny Vannoy, vice president; Renee Kiester, Elaine Spence, treasurer. STANDING: Mrs. Weber, co-sponsor; Michael Carney, secretary; Barbara Malone, Lula Boley, Debbie Pinkerton, Wanda Boley, Arlene Gorrell, Deb- bie Fetty, Pam Terry, Vicki Wagner, Sandra Stewart, Janet Westbrook, Miss Strickling, sponsor. Audio-Visual Club AUDIO-VISUAL CLUB MEMBERS are, SEATED, (from left): Bryon Powell, Donnie Hall, Bob Mattingly, Rodney Cornell. STANDING, FIRST ROW; David Nichols. Randy Noland. Bill Hart, Jay Renner, Bill Davis, David Bills, Roger Miller, Charles Meyer, Bob Furr, Mr. Webb, sponsor; Chuck Knight, Billie Moore, Gary Meyer, president; Steve Danielson, vice president; Rockie Hall, Jimmy Lowther, Gary McIntyre, Woody Sauers. NOT PICTURED: Joe Fetty, secretary-treasurer; Querttin Carpenter. 144 BIOLOGY CLUB MEMBERS are, (from left): Joe West, Harold Smith, Mike Higgins, Glen Vogel, Russ Richmond, Mike Clough, Glen McBrayer, Ray Straight, Larry Dennis, Phil Shingleton, Larry McEldowney, Mr. Gettings, sponsor. NOT PICTURED: Doug Hescht, Roger Jeffers, Tom Lamp, James Blakenship, Ricky Hamrick. Business Club BUSINESS CLUB MEMBERS are, (from left): Verna Blouir, Teresa Cross. Ruby Winland, Ma- rilyn Noland, Sharon Cunningham. NOT PIC- TURED: Norma Bennett, Raye Starcher, Mrs. Lewis, sponsor. Chess Club CHESS CLUB MEMBERS are, SEATED, (in front): Jim Richardson, vice president; Ralph North- craft, president. FIRST ROW, (from left): John Thacker, Cameron Balmain, Brian Dinsmoor, Randy Gregg, Mike Truex, John Hess. Vic Bills. Terry Johnson. Roger Gregg. STANDING: Rodger Rankin, Gary Maston, Mr. Huffman, sponsor; David Rawson, Oliver Little, treasurer; Steve Hacka- thorn, Danny Roby, John Moore, Lawrence Shultz, Steve Horner, Richard Pryor, Charles Powell, Ted McCullough, Mike Westbrook. NOT PICTURED: Alex Illar, secretary; Neal Arnett, Rick Fletcher, Forrest Hendrickson, John Maston, Pete Maston, Stanton Terry. 145 Current Events Club CURRENT EVENTS CLUB MEMBERS are, SEATED, (from left): Mrs. Heaton, sponsor; Jerry Perkins, president. STANDING: Jeanne McFar- land. Trudy Shingleton, sec- retary-treasurer; Steve White, Hal Powell, vice president; Allen Coplin. Etiquette Club ETIQUETTE CLUB MEMBERS are, FIRST ROW, (from left): Brenda Shingleton, vice president; Wilma Davis, president; Louise Lough, secretary-treasurer. SECOND ROW: Gloria Cunningham, Nila Evans, Irene Lucas, Linda Cronin, Peggy Flesher, Mrs. Spencer, sponsor. THIRD ROW: Wil- ma Hendrickson, Diane Bailey, Carolyn Cox, Cathy Locke, Hazel Smith, Linda Hescht, Marcella Shingleton, Deloris Bailey, Betty Cornell, Leota Maston, Crystal Bennett, Marsha Brady, Jo Ann Pickens, Carolyn Satterfield. NOT PICTURED: Hazel DeMoss, Barbara Dearth, Sandra Cornell, Rosemary Bailey, Charlotte Barker, Linda Horner, Jeanette Reynolds, Trudy Shingleton, Sandra Sm ith. FIRST SEMESTER DRIVER’S EDUCATION MEMBERS are, LEFT SECTION, FIRST ROW, (from left): Brenda Shingleton, Joyce Bowie, Dorothy Lucas, Shirley Boley, Brenda Ullman. SECOND ROW: Jerry Cornell, Ronnie Mayfield, Gary Haddox. Steve Horner, John Thacker, Danny Pitts, Jim Reynolds. RIGHT SECTION, FIRST ROW: Wilma Davis, Teresa Cross, Sharon Pickens, Debby Little, Jean Hendrickson, Sarah Morrell. SECOND ROW: Patricia Spencer, Diane Brammer, Linda Ferguson, Marsha Dye, Donna Powell, Linda Hescht, Hazel Smith, Mary Dearth. THIRD ROW: Karen Hooper, Angela Bayer, Lois Farson, Sally Mitchell, Betty Cornell. Traffic Safety Club SECOND SEMESTER DRIVER’S EDUCATION MEMBERS are, LEFT SECTION, FIRST ROW, (from left): David Rawson, Mike Hooper, Frank Bills, Jerry Morris. SECOND ROW: Alex Illar, Cameron Balmain, Oliver Little, Bob Winland, Roger Hall. THIRD ROW: Delbert Buchannon, Jimmy Low- ther, Charles Robey, Kent Snyder, Angela Clovis. FOURTH ROW: Keith Dearth, Mark Smith, Roger Gregg. RIGHT SECTION, FIRST ROW: Connie Butler, Janet Cross, Betty Pinkerton, Vivian Statler, Sharon Cunningham. SECOND ROW: Jeanne Wince, Vicki Sparks, Judy Elder, Kathy Meeks. THIRD ROW: Annette Clovis. Jackie Elder, Pam Sparks, Becky Wilson, Linda Bills, Janice McCul- lough, Penny Smith. FCA MEMBERS are, FIRST ROW, (from left): Coach Hamill, sponsor; J. B. Northrop, secre- tary-treasurer; Larry Thompson, vice president; Mike Morris, president; Paul Ingram, reporter. SECOND ROW: Jeff Spence, Susie Nicholas, Marian Nicholas, Vicki Wright, Katy Jo Lancianese, Tommy Little, Andy Spence, Bobby Kriner. THIRD ROW: John Trunk, June Yoho, Jeannine Wors- tell, Karen Pollock, James Cochran, Bill Dennis, Bernard Buttrey. FOURTH ROW: Fred de Miranda, Joe Safety, Bob Northrop, Danny Hamill, Joe Wilson, Stanley Tennant, Kenny Neely, David Boggs. Fellowship of Christian Athletes “Promotes the challenge and adventure of following Christ ...” Spirit of FCA pre- vails before and after games as team prays for spiritual strength to accept graciously both victory and de- feat. Some Future Nurses volunteer as Candy Stripers in area hospitals. Posing in their uniforms are, (from left): Barbara Trunk, Diana Cunningham, and Debbie Miller. Future Nurses Club Serita Bell, '66, now a student at Alder- son-Broaddus, discussed ■nursing at the Novem- ber meeting. FNC MEMBERS are, FIRST ROW. (from left): Mary Lynn Bogard, Pat Cosper, Connie Butler, Diann Hickman, Linda Myers. SECOND ROW: Teresa McSweeney, Jackie Elder, Sandy Binegar, Deborah Harris, Debi Summers, Janet Knight, Jeannie McFarland, Janice McCullough. Carmen El- der. THIRD ROW: Kathy Brammer, Barbara Cantwell, Becky Ruckman, Susie Nicholas. Sondra Smith, Cynthia Flowers, Nancy Pollock, Linda Mossburg, Miss Riggs, sponsor. FOURTH: Lynne Wilson, president: Angela Clovis, vice president; Rhanda Knight, secretary; Annette Clovis, treas- urer; Connie Snyder, chaplain-historian. Future Farmers LEARNING TO DO f f DOING TO LEARN 1 b k EARNING TO LIVE h LIVING TO SERVE FFA MEMBERS are, FIRST ROW, (from left): Mr. Long, sponsor; Richard Noland, Benny Boley, Richard Bills, Terry Nichols, Frank Sullivan, Jim Steele, Denzil Taylor, Eddie Winland, Becky Wilson, chapter sweetheart. SECOND ROW: Doug Wise, Jim Boley, Gorden Higgins, Steve Blouir, Kenny Horner, Raymond Taylor, Jerry Chipps, Johnny Gregg, Neil Price, Mark Bailey, Frank Bills, Roger Hall, James West. THIRD ROW: Barry Hamilton, John Wilson, Allen Simmons, Steve Wil- son, Bill Farson, Steve Noland, Tony McGee, Delbert Buchannon, Gary Stewart, Malcolm Winland. FOURTH ROW: Steve McGee, Carl Delaney, Jerry Cornell, Denzil Campbell, Mike Felter, James Chipps, Keith Dearth, John Vogel, Virgil Evans, Randall Britton. FIFTH ROW: Mike Brady, Alva Bunner, Wayne Wilson, Steven Davis, Jim Elder, Carl Langford. NOT PICTURED: James Cunning- ham. The FFA constructed a spe- cial project for National FFA Week and displayed it in the downtown area. Of America Terry Nichols, senior, rep- resented West Virginia as a scholarship winner to Nebraska Agriculture Youth Camp in August, 1967. Becky Wilson was se- lected FFA Chapter Sweet- heart. ___-------------------------------- THE NATIONAL STUDYING VOCATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR BOYS AGRICULTURE FFA OFFICERS are, (from left): Denzil Taylor, sentinel; Richard Noland, secretary; Jim Steele, treasurer; Frank Sullivan, president; Eddie Winland, reporter; Terry Nichols, vice president; Mr. Long, sponsor. FHA MEMBERS are, LETTER F. (top. from right): Carolyn Ball, Mary Ann Brammer, Nancy Owens, Vicki Sparks, Debby McCutcheon, Debby Boley, Mary Dearth. DOWN: Rebecca Norvell, Becky Wilson, Linda Taylor, Penny Byers, Betty Camerlin, Carolyn Davis, Jackie Cunningham, Patsy Wells, Martha Brammer. ACROSS: Jenni- fer Bills, Eva Wells, Phyllis Barnhart, Jeanette Reynolds. Future Homemakers °f America LETTER H, (from left, down): Patty Barnhart, Regina Reynolds, Carmen West, Jennie Wince, Betty Owens, Jeri Smith, Sonia Lamp, Gladys Scadden, Linda Moore. ACROSS: Reva Kester, Sarah Morrell, Edith Claypool, Barbara Felter. RIGHT, (down): Debbie Sparks, Vicky McGee, Kathy Johnson, Mar- gie Boley, Diana Kelly, Glenda Childers, Elaine Campbell, ‘Connie Butler. FHA members made and sold Christmas corsages as a money making project. FHA OFFICERS, FIRST ROW, (from left): Susi Beard, vice pres- ident of state and national projects; Linda Taylor, historian; Jean Wil- liams, secretary; Harriet Barnhart, president; Charlotte Davis, treas- urer; Kaye Johnson, reporter; Re- gina Steele, vice president of rec- reation; Penny Byers, vice president of public relations. A highlight of the FHA year was the regional convention in Huntington, October 14, attended by twenty-six members. The St. Marys chapter presented a skit. NOT PICTURED: Janet Dearth, Dotty Douning, Barbara Elder, Judy Elder, De- loris Owens, Janet Pryor, Sandra Russell, Cathy Seese, Deborah Seese. LETTER A. BOTTOM, (from left): Regina Steele, Melody Shin- gleton. Sue Bunner, Kaye Johnson, Pam Boley, Linda Locke, Joyce Bowie, Ella Bills, Harriet Barnhart, Karen Steele, Treva Noland, Doro- thy Sunderman, Linda Conley, Vic- kie Bennett, Darlene Stevens, Patsy McCutcheon, Susi Beard. ACROSS: Charlotte Davis, Diane Wells, Sandy Maston, Pat Winland. Mrs. Helen Owens, FHA SPONSOR. FTA MEMBERS are, FIRST ROW, (from left): Walter Gibbs, Ginger Nichols, Pam Smith, Janet Knight, Linda Ferguson, Sharon Pickens, Steve Rankin. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Ingram, Barbara Braun, Karen Pollock, Jeannine Worstell, Pam Parsons, Mike Cox. THIRD ROW: Kathy Wright, Ellen McCul- lough, Debbie Davis, Linda Myers, Vicki Wright. FOURTH ROW: Wesley McCune, Allen Thacker, Linda Bills, Sharon Higgins, Pat Maidens, Vic Burkhammer, Danny Snider. Future Teachers of America 154 FTA OFFICERS are, (from left): Janet Knight, treasurer; Linda Ferguson, historian; Sharon Pickens, parliamentarian; Pam Smith, secretary; Ginger Nichols, vice president; Allen Thacker, chaplain; Walter Gibbs, president. Rachel Knight helps fifth graders of the Park School de- sign valentines. The annual Teach- er for a Day took place February 9. Twenty-two juniors and seniors taught va- rious grades and sub- jects in the four Pleas- ants County Schools. Teacher for a Day With exhausted expressions of new teachers. Pat Maidens and Lou Abicht patiently await the end of milk break. Steve Rankin, Danny Snider, and Vic Burk- hammer discuss their classes with Mr. Eugene Smith, principal at Belmont. Sharon Pickens ex- plains typing problem in a commercial course at St. Marys High School. Linda Myers conducts a third grade reading cir- cle at Belmont Consoli- dated. In a freshman English class, Vicki Wright orally questions students. 155 Girls Athletic Association GAA OFFICERS are, AT CENTER: Sue Statler, medalist; Sandra Cunningham, secretary; Connie Ullman, vice president; Annette Maston. president. GAA MEMBERS are, CENTER LINE (from left): Vivian Statler. Carolyn Dearth, Jennifer Phillips, Patricia Cosper, Norma Boley, Linda Conaway, Cyn- thia Flowers, Pam Sparks, Pam Keyes, Miss Riggs, sponsor; Nancy Pollock, Sandra Holmes, Lois Maston, Linda Horner, Linda Illar, Marsha Knight, Stephanie Oldfield, Janice Cronin, Barbara Westbrook. Mary Lee Taylor, Brenda Ullman, Penny Smith, Becky Haddox, Jennifer Bills, Sandra Flowers, Kay Starcher, Deborah Stevens, Debi Summers, Debbie Miller, Joyce Trunk. NOT PICTURED: Linda McCullough, treasurer; Vicki Bettem, Jean Corbin, Debbie Cornell, Jackie Elder, Valerie Dotson. Deborah Harris. Linda Keyes, Jeannie McFarland, Donna Powell. GEOGRAPHY CLUB MEMBERS, are (from left): Steve Jeffers, Ron Pryor, Lester Shultz, Charles Bowie, Clyde Little, Steve Cox, Charles Templeton, Robert Haas, Moses Boley, Charles Knight, Darel Campbell, Mr. Foglesong, sponsor. NOT PIC- TURED: Steve Bunner, Tim Lamp, Neil Price, Virgil Starcher. Golf Club Geography Club GOLF CLUB MEMBERS are, (from left), KNEELING: Bobby Kriner, president; Joe Locke, vice president; Coach Graham, sponsor; Joe Safety, secretary-treasurer. STANDING: Jeff Williamson, Greg Roby, Chuck Landsettle, Ricky Lemley, David Wilson, Doug Oldfield, Larry McCune, Ronnie McCurry, Larry Ball, John Wilson, Andy Spence, Matthew Beard, Keith White. Sam Wagner, Roger Pryor, Ronnie Frey, Alan Murray, Steve Cox, Jack Far- son, Jack Vaughn. NOT PICTURED: Greg Dale, Tom Ingram, Frank Morris. Individual and Dual Sports Club INDIVIDUAL AND DUAL SPORTS CLUB MEMBERS are, FIRST ROW, (from left): Van Grose, David Maston, Barry Nichols, Bob Stewart, Ed Dennis, Randall Turley, Larry Wolfe. SECOND ROW: Mark Miller, Dwaine Barnes, Mike Barron, Steve Wilson, Robert Bills, John Reese, Gary Hall. THIRD ROW: Greg Hall, Jack Yoho, Randy Cochrane, Marvin Thompson, Pat Boyles. Ed Campbell. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Howard, sponsor; Mike Meyer, Steve Eddy, David McCul- lough, Andy Statler, Brent Tennant, Henry Barnhart. NOT PICTURED: Lyle Meeks, Michael Poling, Kevin Wince, Allen Winland, Ronnie Wolfe. 157 J.V. SPORTS CLUB MEMBERS are, FIRST ROW, (from left): Charles Roby, Danny Hamill, Jay Barron, Marvin Lamm. SECOND ROW: Fred de Miranda, John Smith, Ber- nard Buttrey, Joe Wilson, Ronnie Smith, Coach Maxwell, sponsor. THIRD ROW: Wade Sigler, Mark Smith, Bob Northrop, Jerry Poling, Mike Kelly. NOT PICTURED: Tom Little, Wayne Cummingham, Roger Eddy, Jim Cochrane, Mark Carpenter, Lewis Houser, David Doak. Monitor Club Music Appreciation Club MONITOR CLUB MEMBERS are, FIRST ROW, (from left): Danny Brewer, Bud Cross, David Cronin, Mike Bills. SECOND ROW: Joe Camerlin, Clarence Stoots, Junior Bennett, Coach Eddy, sponsor. NOT PICTURED: Jesse Brookover, Richard Van Zile. MUSIC APPRECIATION CLUB MEMBERS are, (from left): Bill Mercer, president; Paul Milhoan, vice president; Allen Zipf, secre- tary; Gary Haddox, treasurer; Larry Haas, sergeant-at-arms; Ronnie Mayfield, member at large; Mr. Allman, sponsor. Music for Fun Club MUSIC FOR FUN CLUB MEMBERS are, FIRST ROW, (from left): Miss Barkwill, sponsor; Adeline Campbell, Pam Carney, secretary; Ronnie Moore, president; Marjory Hart, Janet Cross, Miss Williams, sponsor. SECOND ROW: Richard Morris, Jackie Statler, Pauline Kelley, Jay Gerber, Mike Stewart, sergeant-at-arms; Betty Pinkerton, Shirley Boley, Terry Barnhart. THIRD ROW: Janet McGee, Sandy Pifer, Sharon Stanley, Karen Peppas, Roger Pierce, Ed Vaughn, Kathy Meeks, Dorothy Lucas. NOT PICTURED: Danny Alderman, vice president; Vicki Adams, Linda Anderson, Connie Boley, Diane Brammer, Eddie McGee. Pep Club PEP CLUB MEMBERS are, FIRST ROW, (from left): Kathy Brammer, Beverly Fetty, Wendy Little, Teresa Smith, Rae Nell Bettem, Florence Summers, Dora Lucas, Sue Johnson. SECOND ROW: Miss Cosby, sponsor; Pam Cottrill, Sharon Brookover, Penny Shingleton, Kathy McCutcheon, Pam Cox, Di- ane Williams, Beverly West. THIRD ROW: Debbie Smith, Sharon Locke, Mary Jo Wolfe, Marlene Starcher, Joyce Wotring, Pam Shultz, Cindy Simmons, Anita Wise, Shelia Green, Mary Ann Noland. FOURTH ROW: Carl Hunt, Freddie Lamp, Allen Peckens, Terry Adams, Duane Larson. Larry Bills, Lex Boley. NOT PICTURED: Vicki Bettem, Charles Hamilton, Marlys Johnson, Richard Price, Sandra Rus- sell, Sandra Shultz, Gale Smith. 159 Tri-Hi- Y TRI-HI-Y MEMBERS are, FIRST ROW, (from left): Diana Cunningham, Vivian Sparks, Cindy Lan- ham, Jane Ann Hammett, Debbie Lancianese, Jackie Broadwater, Jo Ann Haaker, Tara Neely, Penny Hammett, Elaine Hallbrook, Vicki Cottrill, Beth Ann McHenry. Margie Johnson. Adele Watson, Diane Hall, Katy Jo Lancianese. SECOND ROW: Patty Myers, Sondra Smith, Carmen Danielson, Annette Clovis, Patricia Lyne, Teresa Binegar, Kathy Langford, Mary Alice Noland, Jeannie Lough, Nelia Barn- hart, Jeanne Wince. Marian Nicholas, Mary Lynn Bogard, Berylann Hammett. THIRD ROW: Barbara Cantwell, Beverly Gilpin. Debbie Lamp, Becky Ruckman, Angela Bayer, Beth Snider, Elizabeth Taylor, Sandra West, Diann Hickman, Sally Mitchell, Lois Farson, Carol McFadden. FOURTH ROW: Angela Clovis, Marjorie Himmeger, Debbie Davis, Linda Simon, Rhanda Knight, Stephanie Hall, Teresa Mc- Sweeney, Linda Morrell, Debbie Mosely, Johnna Hammett, Karen Hooper. FIFTH ROW: Carmen Elder, Ann Yoho, Kathy Hall, Linda Mossburg, Mrs. Gettings, Sharon Kelly, Carol Kidder, Sandy Binegar, Jenny Neely. SIXTH ROW: Teresa Eddy, Patricia Spencer. Marlene Mosely, Janice McCullough. Jeanne Flower, Barbara Watson, Faye Locke. SEVENTH ROW: Pam Rea, Teresa Conaway, Blaine Ruckman, Anita Sweeney. EIGHTH ROW: Lynne Wilson. Teresa Reed. NINTH ROW: Suzanne Hammett. NOT PICTURED: Marsha Dye, Sue Landsettle, Terri Doak, Penny Cox, Betty Malone, Lucille Willis, Deb- bie Little, Yvonne Horner, Linda Smith, Connie Ferrell. 160 By the annual presentation of religious holi- day assemblies, Tri-Hi-Y fulfills their purpose -- to create, maintain, and extend, throughout the home, school, and community, high stan- dards of Christian living. Christmas Assembly December 22, 1967 TRI-HI-Y OFFICERS are. FIRST ROW, (from left): Beth Snider, secretary; Liz Taylor, chair- man of recreation committee; Angela Bayer, chaplain; Sandra West, chairman of finance committee. SECOND ROW: Stephanie Hall, vice president; Mrs. Gettings, sponsor; Teresa McSweeney, treasurer. 'THIRD ROW: Rhanda Knight, president. 161 Science Club SCIENCE CLUB MEMBERS are, (from left): Mark Carpenter, Wayne Mulneix, Fred Barley, secretary-treasurer; Benny Winland, president; Danny Pitts, vice president; Jerry Greene, Kevin Winland, Mrs. Foglesong, sponsor. NOT PICTURED: Dave Wolfe. Shop Club SHOP CLUB MEMBERS are, FIRST ROW, (from left): Mr. Reed, sponsor; Mike Hooper, Clyde Scadden, Mike Davis, Bill Sigler, Billy Dalrymple, Jimmy Nichols. SECOND ROW; Jim Bennett, James Stewart, Richard Dalrymple, James Dalrymple, Jim Malone, Tom Cal- vin, Brent Martin, Eddie Davis. NOT PICTURED: Jim Bunner, Robert Winland. West Virginia Club W. VA. CLUB MEMBERS are, (from left): Charles Lamp, Nicky Reed, pres- ident; Harry Bradley, Joe Pickens, Randy Shingleton, Joyce Eddy, Brenda Beane, Margaret Cox, Lynn Bradfield, Barbara Nichols, Diane Butler, Doug Olds, Joan Brown, secretary; Linda Har- ris, vice president; Mrs. Cornell, spon- sor; Joan Bowie, Janlin Bills, Jane Pow- ell, Janette Dearth, Sharon Runnion, Mary Dennis, Denyse BiUs, Diana Little Darlene Hescht, Beverly Hammett, treasurer. BEN FRANKLIN Second Street St. Marys, W. Va. Phone 684-7541 St. Marys, W. Va. MILK ICE CREAM 4302 Emerson Avenue Parkersburg, W. Va. 164 FAIRMONT FOODS COMPANY FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Home Loans Compliments of PHILLIPS PHARMACY Insured Savings First Federal Building Sistersville, West Virginia On the Corner Compliments of Compliments of A. H. STANLEY AND COMPANY St. Marys, W. Va. HI-WAY MOTEL CITY NEWS Compliments of Shop Ohio Valley's Most Beautiful Newsstand Magazines -- Books -- Greeting Cards and Sundries St. Marys, W. Va. SNIDER'S EXTERMINATING SERVICE Phone 684-7807 St. Marys, W. Va. MITCHELL’S RADIO AND TELEVISION Motorola Your Friendly Department Store in Parkersburg Sales and Service Quality and Service since 1900 165 COMPLIMENTS OF 4. cvtfre Ue% We Appreciate Your Patronage MICHAEL’S CLEANERS West Virginia 167 St. Marys COMPLIMENTS OF RUTTENCUTTER FUNERAL HOME HARVEY H. HATFIELD Director St. Marys, W. Va. BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1968 F rom GERBER’S SUPER MARKET JOHN S. SHANNON, Owner 219 Second Street, St. Marys, W. Va. Free Delivery Fresh Cut Meats A complete fresh quality grocery line Two deliveries each day at 11:00 and 4:00. Hours: Monday thru Wednesday: Thursday: F r iday: Saturday: 7:45 a. m. 7:45 a. m. 7:45 a. m. 7:45 a. m. to 5:30 p. m. to 12 noon to 8:00 p. m. to 6:30 p. m. Phone: 684-7224 St. Marys, W. Va. 168 Compliments of FLOWER BASKET JERRY NORVELL’S Flowers for every occasion Arrangements by CHARLES and MARIE 420 Second Street .Phone: 684-3984 St. Marys, W. Va. EVERLY SISTERS Ladies' Apparel Expert Lubrication, Brake, and Muffler Service 506 Main Street St. Marys, W. Va. Phone 684-7783 St. Marys, W. Va. Your Business Appreciated Ttete A M Money... You Just Can’t Beat ELECTRIC HEAT! J true statement from a smart young man. . .But it's no secret that more and more people in this area are selecting flameless electric heat for their homes. The time will come when you wont to build a home. Be sure to getj,, all the facts on clean, safe, convenient electric heat. NEWPORT LUMBER AND COAL COMPANY Paints, Lumber, Millwork, Hardware, F iber glass Telephone: 473-2641 Newport, Ohio Monongahela Power Part of the Allegheny Power System 169 WEST VIRGINIA TELEPHONE CO. CONTINENTAL SYSTEM SERVING Clay, Calhoun, Barbour, Braxton, Grant, Preston, Roane, Pleasants, Marion, Lincoln, Taylor, Greenbrier, and Tucker Counties in West Virginia “SOLID GROWTH THROUGH BETTER SERVICE” DAVIS MOTOR COMPANY Dodge Trucks Phone 684-2451 AMERICAN CYANAMID COMPANY Willow Island, W. Va. Plant “BUILDING FOR THE FUTURE THROUGH CHEMISTRY” SERVING FOUR MAJOR MARKETS • Home • Industry • Agriculture and the • Medical Profession Congratulations, graduating seniors . . . May your diploma serve you as the key that unlocks the door to a rewarding future. 171 1 tfe'i ZIDES SPORT SHOP FREE DELIVERY Football - Basketball Track - Baseball Equipment Phone 684-7516 St. Marys $10, 000 Worth of Trophies West Virginia ©r ' ” C y V Marietta, p Ohio Compliments of ECONOMY FOOD MARKET Corner of Cherry and Dewey Avenue RICHARD and PEGGIE DALE, Owners St. Marys, West Virginia 172 ST. MARYS MOTEL DOTSON INSURANCE AGENCY (Quality Courts) 311 Second Street Third Street St. Marys, W. Va. St. Marys, W. Va. 26170 Congratulations to the Class of 1968 QUICK SHOP MARKET EDNA’S RECREATION ROOM When you run out, run in! 504 Second Street 684-7756 Belmont, W. Va. St. Marys MRS. LEO STILLWELL, Manager West Virginia vP SHOULDIS DEPARTMENT STORE St. Marys New Martinsville Sistersville 173 Compliments of SWEENEY’S SERVICE STATION Phone 684-7807 St. Marys, W. Va. BULLMAN’S FULKS SPORTING GOODS INC. FISHING TACKLE HUNTING EQUIPMENT ATHLETIC GOODS 424 Buckhannon Pike Clarksburg, W. Va. CORNELL’S JEWELRY PLUMBING APPLIANCES Home of Name Brand Appliances Zenith Gibson Maytag Hotpoint Silverware, Watches, Clocks Speidel Bands, Leather Straps Artcarved Diamonds, and Jewelry Second Street Phone 684-7915 MORRIS RESTAURANT Home of Good Food ROBERT and HELEN MORRIS, Owners Washington Street St. Marys, W. Va. ZIPF HARDWARE CO. Established 1878 G. E. and RCA Appliances St. Marys, W. Va. Phone: 684-3600 174 YOU'LL FIND THE LOWEST FOOD BILL FREE PARKING IN TOWN AT ST. MARYS FOOD GIANT Privately Owned and Operated by BOB and BETTY COTTRILL CHOICE MEATS Open 9 a. m. to 9 p. m. Monday thru Saturday MISTER BEE POTATO CHIPS 200 Miles Fresher Parkersburg, W. Va. WATSON LUMBER COMPANY St. Marys, West Virginia Compliments of SQUARE DEAL R. N. OGDIN SHOE SHOP 5 t AND 104-$1.00 STORE and THE DUCHESS BEAUTY SHOP St. Marys, W. Va. SMITH’S GULF STATION FLOWER INSURANCE AGENCY Prompt - Dependable Service Downtown St. Marys West Virginia Compliments of J. C. AND J. M. POWELL Printing That Pleases Always and All Ways ORACLE PRINTING CO. - Publishers - ST. MARYS ORACLE PLEASANTS COUNTY LEADER 179 Compliments to the Class of 1968 COURT RESTAURANT Third Street St. Marys, West Virginia 5-CHANNEL CABLE-TV Ch. 8--Charleston (2)------------CBS Ch. 13--Huntington (3)-----------ABC Ch. 7--Wheeling (4)............. NBC Ch. 15--Parkersburg (5)----------NBC Ch. 9--Steubenville (6)----------CBS Phone ENT. 9451 Marietta, Ohio THE PLEASANTS COUNTY BANK DRIVE-IN WINDOW Open During Bank Hours and Friday Evenings, 6 to 8. Second Street St. Marys, W. Va 180 FRIENDLY COURTEOUS SERVICE St. Marys, West Virginia Telephone 684-7234 P. G. and ROGER HI-WAY GRILL Broasted Chicken HOLLANDSWORTH Delicious Steaks Class Rings, Announcements, Cards, Gowns, Diplomas, Medals and Trophies Chops Stationer to the Class of Private Banquet Rooms Box 375 Tel. 622-7304 CHARLES and YVONNE LANDSETTLE Clarksburg, W. Va. Phone 684-7000 St. Marys, W. Va. 181 CLOVIS MOTOR COMPANY Phone: 684-2456 3rd and Washington Street St. Marys, W. Va. BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY SISTERSVILLE BOTTLING COMPANY World's Number One Producer of Carbon Black Congratulations tp the Graduating Class of 1968, and Best Wishes to All Students as They Continue Their Education. CABOT CABOT CORPORATION Ohio River Plant Route 2 Waverly, West Virginia An Equal Opportunity Employer 183 FRANK DEEM CHEVROLET 602 Second Street Telephone: 684-2248 St. Marys, West Virginia 184 RIGGS PLUMBING AND HEATING LENNOX Heating - Cooling Hot Water Heating Water Softeners State Route Two Phone 684-3097 Belmont, W. Va. JAE SHOP Nationally Famous Lines Women's, Misses, and Children's Wear Styled Right Priced Right St. Marys W. Va. — M -. DAIRY BELL DAIRY BELL St. Marys, West Virginia HOPE NATURAL GAS COMPANY Serving Homes, Industries and Institutions in West Virginia DIVISION OF CONSOLIDATED GAS SUPPLY CORPORATION 185 JOSTEN’S MIKE AND STEVE POSEY Josten's Representatives Box 6 Burnsville West Virginia Phone: 853-2554 Office 853-2524 Home RAYMOND H. DOTSON swib District Representative DAVE’S SOHIO MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA Insurance for the Entire Family St. Marys, West Virginia End of St. Marys Bridge Newport, Ohio Phone 473-0602 Compliments of GUERNSEY JUG Newport, Ohio Compliments of Compliments of ELLIS BOYLES OHIO VALLEY OFFICE WESTERN AUTO EQUIPMENT STORE Your Royal Typewriter Distributor 217 Scammel Street Marietta, Ohio 187 Mr. Edgar Fleming presents to Bill Ingram, '67, the John Philip Sousa Music Award. Looking on is Director Harold Davis. The John Philip Sousa Award is made annually to the outstanding band senior by the Grant-Jefferson Lions Club. The senior is chosen by vote of the Blue Devil Band. GRANT-JEFFERSON LIONS CLUB Edgar Fleming President Robert Kiester First Vice President Daniel Allman Second Vice President Otis Leggett Third Vice President The Rev. George McCune Director Orvil Binegar Director John Kelly Director Claude Price Immed. Past President E. E. Simonton Secretary Bill Elder T reasurer Charles Landsettle Floyd Cross Lion Tamers George Knight L. R. McHenry Tail Twisters Donald Haas Director 188 THERE IS A DIFFERENCE.... MORE MILES PER GALLON AND PER MINUTE REFINED FROM 100% PENNSYLVANIA GRADE CRUDE OIL Quaker .State Oil Refining Corporation STERLING OIL DIVISION 189 St.. Marys. W. Va. Index Abicht, Lou 24, 44, 142,155 Adams, Don 24 Adams, Terry 64,159 Adams, Vicky 60,159 Adkins, Robert 14 Alderman, Danny 26,159 Allman, Daniel 14,127,128,158 Ambrose, Irving 10,11 'Amos, Cheryl Truex 26 Anderson, Linda 60,159 Argus 140 Arnett, Neal 44,102 Art Club 144 Audio-Visual Club 144 Backus, Dencil 14, 98,133,134 Bailey, De loris 52, 127, 146 Bailey, Dian 60, 127,146 Bailey, Mark 60,150 Bailey, Rosemary 52,146 Ball, Carolyn 26,127,138,152 Ball, Terry 60,157 Balmain, Cameron 44, 98,136, 145,147 Band 100-108 Band Camp 80 Barker, Charlotte 26,146 Barkwill, Virginia 14,135,159 Barley, Fred 60.121, 162 Barnes, Dwaine 66,157 Barnhart, Gilbert 24 Barnhart, Harriett 26,126, 128, 135,153 Barnhart, Henry 66,157 Barnhart, Nelia 60,107,127,160 Barnhart, Patty 52.152 Barnhart, Phyllis 60.152 Barnhart, Terry 60, 159 Barron, Jay 60,78,91,121,158 Barron, Mike 66, 91,121,157 Bayer, Angela - 14, 135, 136,140, 141,147,160,161 Beane, Brenda 66,70,96,107,162 Beard, Matthew 60,78,91,121, 157 Beard, Suzanne 23, 44, 78, 125 141,153 Bennett, Bernard 60,159 Bennett, Crystal 60,146 Bennett, James 26,162 Bennett, Junior 66,158 Bennett, Norma 44,145 Bennett, Truman 66,159 Bennett, Vicki 60,153 Bettem, Rae Nell 66,159 Bettem, Vicky 44,156,159 Bills, David 27,144 Bills, Denyse 66,107,162 Bills, Ella Jane 44,153 Bills, Frank 52,147,150 Bills, Janlin 66,125,128,162 Bills, Jennifer 60,152,156 Bills, Larry 66,159 Bills, Linda 44,137,147,154 Bills, Mike 66,158 Bills, Richard 52,150 Bills, Robert 60,121,157 Bills, Victor 44, 145 Binegar, Sandra 52,137,149,160 Binegar, Teresa 60,160 Biology Club 145 Blankenship, Doug 52,107 Blankenship, James 66, 145 Blankenship, Patricia 44 Blouir, Steve 44. 150 Blouir, Verna 27,126,145 Bogard, Mary Lynn 44,102, 125, 134,136,140,141,149,160 Boggs, Dale 60,103, 130 Boggs, Dave 44.72,103,113,120, 130,135,136,141,148 Boley, Benny 52, 150 Boley, Connie 60,159 Boley, Debby 44,152 Boley, Gary 66 Boley, Jim 52,150 Boley, Lex 66,159 Boley, Lula 66, Boley, Margie 27,152 Boley, Moses 66,157 Boley, Norma 52, 103,157 Boley, Pam 44, 153 Boley, Shirley 44,147,159 Boley, Wanda 66,144 Booth, Sandra 22 Bowie, Charles 66,157 Bowie, Joan 66.128,162 Boyles, Pat 66,91,121,157 Bradfield, Lynn 66,96,107,162 Bradfield, Mark 52,102,113.130, 134,137,142 Bradley, Harry 66,121,128,162 Brady. Marsha 23,27,146 Brady,. Mike 60,150 Brammer, Diane 44,102,142,147 Brammer, Kathy 23, 52,149,159 Brammer, Martha 60,152 Brammer, Mary Ann 27, 152 Braun, Barbara 27,154 Brewer, Daniel 66,158 Britton, Randall 27, 150 Broadwater, Jackie 60,107, 142, 160 Brookover, Jesse 66,158 Brookover, Sharon 66,128,159 Brown, Fred 27,72,83,84,89,95 Brown, Joan 66, 70, 96,128, 162 Buchanan, Delbert 52,147 Bullman, Steve 44, 50, 72, 83, 89, 95, 97,113,136 Bunner, Alva 52,150 Bunner, Carolyn 60.159 Bunner, Jim 27,162 Bunner, Steve 66.157 Bunner, Sue 52.153 Burkhammer, Vic 27,102,108,154, 155 Bush, Catherine 14 Business Club 145 Butler, Connie 52,125,147,149, 152 Butler, Diane 67,107,162 Buttrey, Bernard 52,82,97,120, 148,158 Buttrey, Carlton 11 Buttrey, Reed 27, 72, 83, 84, 89 Byers, Penny 27,152, 153 Byers. Todd 24 Camerlin, Betty 60, 152 Camerlin, Joe 67, 158 Campbell, Adeline 60.159 Campbell, Chariot 67. 144 Campbell, Darel 67. 157 Campbell, Denzil 44, 150 Campbell, Ed 60. 91, 157 Campbell, Elaine 67.152 Campbell, Marolyn 52.159 Campbell, Shirley 60.159 Cantwell, A. C. 24 Cantwell, Barbara 52,137,149, 160 Carney, Mike 66, 144 Carney, Pam 60, 96,127,159 Carpenter, Mark 60, 158,162 Carpenter, Quentin 45,144 Carpenter, Walter 15,113 Chess Club 145 Childers, Billy 67 Childers, Glenda 67, 152 Chipps, James 28. 150 Chipps, Jerry 52, 150 Choir 126, 127 Claypool, Edith 60, 152 Clough, Mike 67,128.145 Clovis, Angela 45, 98,102,105, 134,136.147,149,160 Clovis, Annette 45,98,102,104, 125, 130.134,136, 147,149,160 Coartney, Linda 21 Cochrane, Jim 52, 83, 148. 158 Cochrane, Randy 67, 157 Colvin, Roger 45 191 (Jolvin, Tom 28,162 Danielson, Carmen 53,107,127, Elder, Barbara 61,153 Conaway, Linda 52,126,156,160 142,160 Elder, Carmen 23,30,127,136, Conaway, Teresa 52,102,126,137, Danielson, Steve 45,144 149,160 160 Darling. Keith 45,73,95,98,113, Elder, Dorothy 22 Conley, Linda 64,153 116,134,136 Elder, Jackie 23,45,102,147, Coplin, Allen 28,146 Davis, Carolyn 67,128,152 149,156 Corbin, Donna 8,28,76,78,103, Davis, Charlotte 29, 153 Elder, Judy 30,147,153 108,130,131,134,135,136,139, Davis, Debbie 45,103, 130,136, Elliott, Howard 24 141 141,142,154,160 Etiquette Club 146 Corbin, Jean 52,103,137,156 Davis, Eddie 29,162 Evans, Nila 53,137, 146 Cornell, Betty 45.146,147 Davis, Edwin 24 Evans, Virgil 30, 150 Cornell, Debbie 52,156 Davis, Harold 15, 107,108,130 Farson, Bill 61.150 Cornell, Jerry 45,126,147 Davis, Mary Jane 45 Farson, Jack 61rl57 Cornell, Rodney 61,144 Davis, Mike 29,162 Farson, Janice 67, 144 Cornell, Sandra 28,146 Davis, Steven 61,150 Farson, Lois 45,103,147,160 Cornell, Susan 15,162 Davis, Thelma 11 FCA 148 Cosby, Joy 15,159 Davis, Wilma 29,146,147 Felter, Barbara 67.152 Cosper, Patricia 53,103,149,156 Dearth, Barbara 29,146 Felter, Mike 61,150 Cottrill, Pam 67,128,159 Dearth, Carolyn 53,107,156 Ferguson, Linda 45, 98,127,147, Cottrill, Vickie 61.160 Dearth, Dana 24 154 Cox, Carolyn 45.146 Dearth, Janet 61,153 Ferrell, Connie 45, 102, 160 Cox, George 15 Dearth, Janette 67, 128,162 Fetty, Beverly 53, 103,159 Cox, Margaret 67,107,162 Dearth, Keith 53, 147,150 Fetty, Debra 67,128,144 Cox, Mike 53,102,113,154 Dearth, Lyle 24 Fetty, Randy 46,72, 83 Cox, Nellie 24 DeLancey, Carl 45,150 Flesher, Peggy 46, 146 Cox,. Pam 67,159 DeLancey, Allen 61 Fletcher, Richard 53.145 Cox, Penny 45,107,160 de Miranda, Fred 53,137, 58. 72. Flower, Jeanne 46, 96,103,125, Cox, Stephen 61,107,157 82,97,148,158 134,137,142,160 Cox, Steven 67,70,97,107,157 DeMoss, Hazel 21,29,146 Flowers, Cynthia 53.149, 156 Cronin, David 67,128,158 Dennis, Eddie 61, 107, 157 Flowers, Sandra 61.156 Cronin, Howard 24 Dennis, John 53, 102, 113, 130, Foglesong, Kenneth 16.157 Cronin, Janice 53,103,127,137, 137 Foglesong, Terri 16,162 156 Dennis, Larry 67,128,145 Foley, Jack 8,30,73,82,85,87, Cronin, Linda 53,146 Dennis, Mary 67,128,162 89,95,113,116,117,135,136, Cross, Bud 67,158 Dennis, William 45,126,144', 148 141 Cross, Janet 45,147, 159 Dinsmoor, Brian 45, 50, 76, 97,113, Frey, Ronnie 67.91.121.157 Cross, Joe 24 116,135,136,139,145 Fulmer, Emma Jane 53.77,102, Cross, Teresa 21, 28, 96,145,147 Doak, David 61,121,158 126,130 Cunningham, Diana 53,103,126, Doak, Terri 45,125,160 Furr, Bob 53.144 142,149,160 Dotson, Valerie 45, 125,156 Future Farmers Club 150-151 Cunningham, Gloria 53,137,146 Douglass, Stephen 29,73, 94, 95, Future Homemakers 152-153 Cunningham, Harvey 24 97,126,128 Future Nurses Club 149 Cunningham, Jackie 67,128,152 Downing, Carl 61, 150 Future Teachers 154-155 Cunningham, Jim 53,150 Downing, Dotty 45, 153 Gerber, Jay 31,73,103,108,116, Cunningham, Sandra 53, 127,156 Dye, Darling 29,102,108, 130 117.130.134. 140, 141, 159 Cunningham, Sharon 147 23, 29,145, Dye, Marsha 23,30,147,160 Gettings, David 16,145 Eddy, Benny 24 Gettings, Johanna 16,160-161 Cunningham, Wayne 53,158 Eddy, Donzil 16,116,158 Geography Club 157 C unent Events Club 146 Eddy. Joyce 67, 96,107,138,162 Gibbs, Walter 31,79,102,108, Dale, Gregory 61,121 Eddy, Roger 53,158 113,136, 139, 141, 142,154 Dalrymple, Billy 45, 162 Eddy, Stephen 67,107,121,157 Gilpin, Beverly 37,103,105,108, Dalrymple, Jimmy 29,162 Eddy, Teresa 53,102,130,142,160 134,141,160 Dalrymple, Richard 29,162 Efaw, Mearl 45 Gilpin, Charlaine 22 192 GAA 156 Hawkins, Robert 70 Kelley, Sara Claypool 31 Golf Club 157 Heaton, Genta 17,146 Kelly, Mike 61. 91, 158 Gorrell, Arlene 67,144 Hendrickson, Forest 54,145 Kelly, Pauline 61, 159 Graham, David 17.121,157 Hendrickson, Jean 46,103,146,174 Kelly, Sharon 32.102, 108. 160 Green, Jerry 61,162 Hendrickson, Ronald 31, 72, 95 Kester, Reva 47, 152 Green, Shelia 53.137,159 Hescht, Darlene 67,128,162 Key Club 113 Gregg, Johnny 61,150 Hescht, Guy 67.145 Keyes, L.nda 47. 156 Gregg, Randy 46,103,145 Hescht, Linda 46,146,147 Keyes, Pam 61, 156 Gregg, Roger 53,102,145,147 Hess, John 46, 98.134,145 Kidder, Carole 32, 78, 102, 108, Grose, Penny 23, 46, 95,110,122, Hickman, Diann 31,76, 79,102, 134,135,136,160 124,125,127 108, 135,136, 141, 149, 160 Kiester, Renee 68, 107,144 Grose, Van 67,128,157 Higgins, Gorden 54, 150 Knight, Charles 61. 157 Haaker, Jo Ann 61,96,107,160 Higgins, Mike 46,145 Knight, Chuck 54, 144 Haas, Bobby 67,128,157 Higgins, Sharon 46,102,137,141, Knight, Janet 8.23,78,79,103. Haas, Larry 46,97,103,113,126, 154 104, 108, 131, 134, 135,136, 127,136,158 Hill, Steve 68,82,121, 138 141, 142, 149,154 Hackathorn, Steven 53, 102, 145 Himmeger, Marge 31, 103,105, Knight, Marsha 54. 156 Haddox, Becky 61,156 108,160 Knight, Rachel 23. 32, 155 Haddox, Gary 46,98,103,126,127, Holmes, Sandra 54,125,127,128, Knight, Rhanda 23, 32, 103, 108, 147,158 156 126, 127, 128, 135, 136,142, Hall, Diane 53.107,160 Hooper, Karen 47. 147, 160 149,160,161 Hall, Don 46,144 Hooper, Mike 54, 147, 162 Kriner, Bob 62,64,77,91,97,121. Hall, Gary 67, 157 Hope Corps 142 148,157 Hall, Greg 67,91,107,157 Horner, Kenneth 54, 150 Kuntz, Mark 47,73,83.89,95, Hall, Hazel 24 Horner, Linda 54.156 113,116 Hall, Kathy 46,103,160 Horner, Steve 31, 145, 147 Lamm, Marvin 54, 58,97, 113, Hall, Rockie 31,144 Horner, Yvonne 54, 160 126,137, 158 Hall, Roger 53,147,150 Houser, Lewis 61,91,121,158 Lamp, Chuck 68,121,162 Hall, Stephanie 31,108,134,160, Howard, Bill 17, 157 Lamp, Debbie 47, 136, 160 161 Huffman, Roger 17,145 Lamp, Freddy 68, 159 Hallbrook, Elaine 61, 107.142.160 Hunt, Carl 68.159 Lamp, Gene 24 Ham ill, Daniel 17,96,111,148 Hunt, Charles 31 Lamp, Sonia 62, 107, 152 Hamill, Danny 53, 72, 82,120,148, lllar, Alex 47,145,147 Lamp, Timmy 62, 157 158 lllar, Linda 54. 137, 156 Lamp, Tom 54, 82.145 Hamilton, Barry 61,150 Individual Sports Club 157 Lancianese, Debbie 62,110,122, Hamilton, Charles 67,159 Ingram, Cordie 18, 136, 137, 154 142,160 Hammett, Berylann 61, 76.107, Ingram, L. P. 8,13, 114 Lancianese, Katy Jo 32,93,94, 124,142,160 Ingram, Paul 31,72,83,85,89,95, 96, 131, 132, 134,135, 136, 141, Hammett, Beverly 67,70,96.107. 116,117,118,148 142, 148, 160 162 Ingram, Tom 61,102 Landsettle, Charles 62,78,121, Hammett, Johnna 46,102,105,142, Jeffers, Roger 61, 145 157 160 Jeffers, Steven 47, 157 Landsettle, Sue 33, 127, 134, 160 Hammett, Jane Ann 53,96,103, Johnson, Charlett Blouis 41 Langford, Carl 24 126, 137, 142,160 Johnson, Kathy 68,152 Langford, Carl Jr. 33,150 Hammett, Penny 61,64,96,107, Johnson, Kaye 23,47, 153 Langford, Katy 62.160 142,160 Johnson, Margie 61, 107, 160 Lanham, Cindy 33.102, 105, 108, Hammett, Suzanne 53,102, 126, Johnson, Marlys 61, 107, 159 160 137, 142,160 Johnson, Sue 47, 96, 159 Larsen, Duane 68,91, 159 Hamrick, Ricky 67, 145 Johnson, Terry 47, 145 Lemley, Rick 42, 62,91, 97, 121, Hardman, Gail 22 Junior Choir 128 157 Harris, Debra 61,149,156 JV Sports Club 158 Lewis, Mae 18, 145 Harris, Linda 67,128,162 Keefer, Charles 22 Little, Clyde 62. 157 Hart, Bill 61,144 Keith, Helen 22 Little, Debbie 47. 147, 160 Hart, Marjory 53,159 Kelley, Diana 67,152 Little, Diana 68, 107. 162 Little, Oliver 47,145,147 Little, Tom 54, 73. 82,120,148, 158 Little, Wendy 23,47,159 Locke, Bruce 11 Locke, Faye 62,107,160 Locke, Joe 47,116,119,157 Locke, Kathy 47,146 Locke, Linda 54,153 Locke, Sharon 68,107,159 Long, Jerry 18,150-151 Lough, Chester 78, 54 Lough, Jeannie 62,160 Lough, Louise 21,33,146 Lowther, Jim 55,102,144,147 Lucas, Alvin 68,158 Lucas, Dora 68.159 Lucas, Dorothy 47, 147,159 Lucas, Gary 62 Lucas, Irene 55,146 Lucas, Jim 62 Lyne, Patricia 62,107,160 Maddox, James 33 Maidens, Pat 33,102,108,154,155 Malone, Barbara 68,128,144 Malone, Betty 62,160 Malone, Jim 47,162 Martin, Brent 47,162 Maston, Annette 33,156 Maston, David 68,107,157 Maston, Gary 55,145 Maston, John 55,145 Maston, Leota 47,103,146 Maston, Lois 55,156 Maston, Sandra 55,153 Maston, Ted 33, 42, 82, 86, 88, 89, 95,97 Mattingly, Bob 55, 82,126,144 Maxwell, Bob 18.116,120,158 Mayfield, Richard 8, 33,135,136, 141,144 Mayfield, Ronnie 47.126,136,147, 158 Mazon, Eladio 34, 73, 95.113,116, 118,142 McBrayer, Glen 68,145 McCallister, Cheryl 22 McCullough, David 62,121,157 McCullough, Ellen 62, 64, 76, 96, 107,125.142,154 McCullough, Janice 47, 50, 96,102, 125, 134,137, 147, 149,160 McCullough, Linda 23, 33,136, 141, 156 McCullough, Ted 47. 73, 113,145, 120 McCune, Larry 62, 91,107 McCune, Wesley 47,127,129,136, 154 McCurry, Ronnie 62,91,107,121, 157 McCutcheon, Debra 62,152 McCutcheon, Kathy 68,128,159 McCutcheon, Patsy 47,103,159 McEldowney, Larry 68,145 McFadden, Carol 55,127,137,160 McFarland, Jean 55,103,145,149, 156 McGee. Eddie 55,120,126,159 McGee, Janet 47,159 McGee, Steve 62, 62, 91, L?1 McGee, Tony 55, 83,150 McGee, Vickie 68, 152 McHenry, Beth Ann 62,77,127, 160 McIntyre, Gary 33. 94,'97.144 McSweeny, Teresa 33,135,137, 149,160,161 Meeks, Kathy 48,147,159 Meeks, Lyle 68,157 Mercer, Bill 48,76,98,103,126, 127, 134, 136,137,158 Meyer, Charles 68,157 Meyer, Gary 48,144 Milhoan, Paul 34, 72, 83, 86,126, 127,128,158 Miller. Debbie 55.102,142,149, 156 Miller, Mark 68,91,157 Miller, Roger 49,144 Mitchell, Sally 8,34,102,108, 136,137,141, 147,160 Monitor Club 158 Moore, Bill 55,144 Moore, Johnny 55,145 Moore, Linda 23, 62,152 Moore, Ronald 34,159 Morrell, Linda 8,34,135,136,138, 140,141,160 Morrell, Sarah 48,127,147,152 Morris, Frank 34,157 Morris, Jerry 48,147 Morris, Mike 48,72,78.83,89,95, 97,113, 117, 117,135,148 Morris, Rich 55,102,159 Morrison, John 55,82,95,126 Mosely, Debbie 35,102,108,160 Mosely, Marlene 48,160 Mossburg, Linda 35,126,149,160 Mott, Glenn 11 Mu Alpha Theta 136,137 Mulneix, Wayne 68,162 Murray, Alan 62. 82,121,157 Music Appreciation Club 158 Music For Fun 159 Myers, Linda 23, 35, 126,142, 154-155 Myers, Mike 68, 91,157 Myers, Patricia 55. 76,102,137 National Honor Society 135 Neely, Jennie 55, 76,102,137,160 Neely, Kenny 35, 72, 83, 84, 86, 89. 95,148 Nicholas, Marian 8,35,78,93,94, 112,131,132,135,136,141, 142,148,160 Nicholas, Susie 55, 58, 95, 96,110, 122,124,137,142, 148,149 Nichols, Darwin 24 Nichols, David 55,144 Nichols, Ginger 48,76.98,127, 131,134,135,136,139,154 Nichols, Jimmy 48,162 Nichols, Terry 35,136,150,151 Noland, Jeannette Dye 35 Noland, Marilyn 48,103,145 Noland, Mary 63,107,127,159,160 woiaua, Randy 35, 144 Noland, Richard 35,150, 151 Noland, Steve 55.150 Noland, Treva 35,125,153 Northcraft, Ralph 48,145 Northrop, Bob 55, 72, 82,120,148, 158 Northrop, J. B. 35. 72, 83, 84, 87, 89, 90 Northrop, Opal n Norvell, Becky 62,152 Oldfield, Doug 62,91,121,157 Oldfield, Stephanie 35,127,156 Olds, Doug 68,91,121,162 Osbourn, James 18,136,137 Owens, Betty 62,152 Owens, Deloris 68,128,144,153 Owens, Helen 19,153 Owens, Nancy 21, 48. 78, 98,152 Parsons, Edward 24 Parsons, Pam 36,135,136,141, 154 Peckens, Allen 68,159 Peckens, Joann 55,146 Pep Club 159 Peppas, Karen 5, 36,159 194 Perkins, Jerry 36,146 Phillips, Jennifer 55,102,110,122, 156 Pickens, Joe 68,121,128,162 Pickens, Sharon 36,137,147,154, 155 Pierce, Martha 68,128,144 Pierce, Roger 48,126,159 Pifer, Sandra 62,159 Pinkerton. Betty 63,147,159 Pinkerton, Debra 68,128,144 Pitts, Danny 48,126,147,162 Plumm, Chuckie 68,157 Poling, Jerry 55,120,158 Poling, Mike 63,121,157 Poling, Shirley 36 Pollock, Karen 36,137,138,141, 142,148,154 Pollock, Nancy 55,127,137,142, 149,156 Powell, Barbara 69,128,144 Powell, Bryon 63,144 Powell, Charles 63,145 Powell, Donna 48,147,156 Powell, Hal 37,146 Powell, Jane Ann 69,107,162 Poynter, Eleanor 24 Price, Richard 69,159 Price. Neil 63,150 Pryor, Janet 37 Pryor, Richard 49,98,120,145 Pryor, Roger 55,126,157 Pryor, Ronald 69,107,157 Quill and Scroll 141 Rankin, Rodger 49. 72,116,145 Rankin, Steve 37, 94,113,154,155 Rawson, David 49,145,147 Rea, Pamela 63,107,160 Reed, Nick 69,107,121,162 Reed. Teresa 55,107.127,142,160 Reed, Virgil 19,162 Reese, John 63,107,121,157 Reese, Wayne 37,73,83,87,89,94, 95,96,97,113,116,118.142 Renner, Jay 63,144 Reynolds, Jeannette 63,152 Reynolds, Jim 37, 82, 88, 95,110, 147 Reynolds, Regina 37,127,152 Richardson, Jim 49,145 Richmond, Wayne 69,145 Riggs, Elma 19,149,156 Robey, Charles 55,120,137,147, 158 Roby, Danny 55,145 Roby, Greg 69,128,157 Rogan, Jan 21, 41,132,161 Rogan, Scott 64,159 Rolston, Darrell 37,72,94,95,113, 135,136,140,141 Rolston, George 11 Ruckman, Blaine 63,107,160 Ruckman, Becky 49, 78, 98,102, 142,149,160 Runnion, Sharon 69,128,162 Russell, Sandra 69,153 S Club 95 Safety, Joe 55,83,137,148,157 Satterfield, Carolyn 56,146 Satterfield, James 63,107 Sauers, Woody 49,144 Scadden, Bernard 24 Scadden, Clyde 49,162 Scadden, Gladys 63,152 Science Club 163 Seese, Cathy 37,153 Seese, Debra 63,153 Sellers, Naomi 19 Shaw, Alvin 21 Shaw, Jacqueline 21 Shingleton, Brenda 23,49,146 147 Shingleton, Marcella 23,69,147 Shingleton, Melody 63,153 Shingleton, Penny 69,128,159 Shingleton, Phillip 69,145 Shingleton, Randy 69,121,162 Shingleton, Trudy 23,37,145 Shop Club 162 Shultz, Lawrence 56,145 Shultz, Lester 56,157 Shultz, Pam 69,107,159 Shultz, Sandra 69,159 Sigler, Bill 37,162 Sigler, Leo 24 Sigler, Wade 56,120,158 Simmons, Allen 63,121,150 Simmons, Cindy 69,124,128,159 Simon, Linda 49,102,160 Simonton, Edgar 10,11 Smith, Debbie 69,107,159 Smith, Gail 159 Smith, Harold 69,145 Smith, Hazel 49,146,147 Smith, Jeri 63,127,152 Smith, John 56, 76,158 Smith, Linda 37,160 Smith, Mark 56,73,82,147,158 Smith. Pam 37.42,93,94,96,126, 127,128,135,136,154 Smith, Penny 56,147,156 Smith, Ronald E. 57,102,130 Smith, Ronnie R. 56,83,158 Smith, Sandra Kay 63,159 Smith, Sandra Reese 38, 146 Smith, Sondra 38,134,142, 149, 160 Smith, Teresa 69,128,159 Snider, Beth 38,92,94,160,161 Snyder, Connie 8,38,42,96,102, 104, 108, 124,130, 131, 132, 134, 135,136,141,142 Snyder, Lulu 24 Snyder, Kent 56, 82, 95,147 Snyder, Terry 24 Sparks, Deborah 69,152 Sparks, Vicki 63,125,147, 152 Sparks, Vivian 56,160 Spence, Andy 63,97,107,148,157 Spence, Elaine 69,107,144 Spence, Larkin 11 Spence. Jeff 38,73.79,82,84,87, 89, 90, 91. 95,113,118.119,135, 148 Spencer, Edith 19,146 Spencer, Patricia 49,103,160 Stanley, Charles 39 Stanley, Sharon 63,159 Starcher, Kay 56,103,156 Starcher, Marlene 69,107,159 Starcher, Raye 23,39,127,145 Starcher, Virgil 63, 91 Statler, Andy 69, 97,121,128,157 Statler, Jacqueline 63,159 Statler, Steve 49,162 Statler, Sue 49,136,156 Statler, Vivian 56,103,127,142, 147,156 Steele. Jim 39.72,83,88,89.95, 113,150,151 Steele, Karen 56,153 Steele, Miles 49,150 Steele, Regina 56,153 Stevens, Darlene 8, 39, 96, 133, 134,135, 140,141, 153 Stevens, Debbie 56,137,156 Stewart, Bobby 69,128,157 Stewart, Charles 63, 91 Stewart, Gary 56,150 Stewart, James 39,162 Stewart, Mike 39,159 Stewart, Sandra 69,107,144 195 Stoots, Clarence 69,158 Vaughan, Jack 69,82,97,107,157, Wilson, Joe 57, 72,120,148,158 Straight, Ray 69,121,128,145 130 Wilson, John 49,150 Strickling, Isabel 13,142,144 Vaughan, William 40,103,108, Wilson, Johnny 57, 82,157 Student Council 96,97 130.132 Wilson, Lester 24 Student Teachers 21, 22 Vogel, Glenn 69,145 Wilson, Lynne 8, 40, 42, 79, 93, 94, Sullivan, Frank 29,102,108,150, Vogel, John 63,150 96. 102,104, 108,134, 135,136, 151 Wagner, Sam 63,91,97,157 139,141, 149,160 Summers, Debi 56,103,142,149,156 Wagner, Vicki 69,107,144 Wilson, Rebecca 40.126,147,150, Summers, Florence 69,128,159 Watson, Adele 56. 96,103,130, 151,152 Sunderman, Dorothy 63,153 137,160 Wilson, Stephen 64,150 Sunderman, Evelyn 69,128,144 Watson, Barbara 49,102,104,127, Wilson, Steve R. 70,121.157 Sweeney, Anita 63.107,160 128,160 Wilson, Wayne 40, 150 Taylor, Denzil 39,150,151 Watson, Earl 20, 141 Wince, Jeanne 57, 76,137,142, Taylor, Elizabeth 56, 58, 96.103, Waybright, Roland 24 147,152,160 137,142,160,161 Webb, Mike 20,121, 144 Wince, Jennie 57.153 Taylor, Linda 21, 39,125,152,153 Weber, Helen 8, 20,141.144 Wince, Kevin 70.157 Taylor, Mary Lee 63,156 Wells, Diana 56, 153 Winland, Allen 128.157 Taylor, Raymond 63,150 Wells, Eva 63.152 Winland, Benny 57,103,162 Teachers Aides 22 Wells, Patsy 64. 150 Winland, Eddie 57,78,150,151 Templeton, Charles 69,157 West, Beverly 56,159 Winland, Kenny 57,150 Tennant, Brent 63,77.157 West, Carmen 57,152 Winland, Kevin 70,128,162 Tennant, Stanley 49, 50, 72, 78, West, Jim 64,150 Winland, Malcolm 64,150 83, 89, 95, 96, 97,113,116,135, West, Joe 57,145 Winland, Pat 40,153 136,148 West, Sandra 57,103,137,142,160, Winland, Robert 57,147,162 Terry, Pamela 69,128,144 161 Winland, Ruby 21,40,135,145 Terry, Stanton 49,72,83,95 Westbrook, Barbara 49,156 Wise, Anita 70,159 Thacker, Allen 39,72,103,108. Westbrook, Doug 40, 95.132, 134 Wise, Doug 41,150 126,128,134,154 Westbrook, Janet 69,107, 144 Wolfe, David 41,116,118,162 Thacker, John 49,102,132,145, Westbrook, Mike 49,116,145 Wolfe, Larry 70,91,121,157 147 West Virginia Club 162 Wolfe, Mary Jo 70.107, 159 Thespians 134 White, Keith 57,126,131,137, Wolfe, Ronnie 57,157 Thompson, Larry 39, 72, 83, 88, 89, 157 Worstell, Jeannine 8,41,103,105, 95, 97.148 White. Jim 40,78,102,108,113, 108, 134, 135,136, 141, 148,154 Thompson, Marvin 63,157 130,132,141 Worstell, Bill 41,94,95,126,134 Timmons, Sue 56. 95,110,122 White, Steve 40. 145 Wotring, Joyce 70,159 Trembush, Gerald 21 Wiley, J. D. 11 Wright, Kathy 64,76,102,142, Tri-Hi-Y 160,161 Williams, Dian 69,128,159 154 Truex, Mike 49.134,145 Williams, Jean 40.153 Wright, Vicki 41, 103, 108,132, Trunk, John 39,72,89,95,113,148 Williams, Nell 20, 153 134,136,140,141, 148,154, Trunk, Joyce 56, 102,127, 142, Williams, Sam 4,12. 97. 139 155 149,156 Williams, Sandra 23,40,78,103, Yoho, Ann 49, 96, 98,103,127, Tuel, Ted 22 108,130,141 134,136,160 Turley, Randy 49,147.156 Williamson, Jeff 64, 157 Yoho, Jack 70, 157 Ullman, Brenda 49,147,156 Willis, Lucille 64, 160 Yoho, June 57,95,110,122,127, Ullman, Connie 40,156 Wilson, David 69,91,157 137,148 Vannoy, Danny 63, 82,144 Wilson, Eddie 57, 73, 82, 89, 95 Zipf, Allan 41,78,103,108,158 Vanzile, Richard 63,158 120 Vaughan, Eddie 56,83,113,126, 159 196 As we behold our flags we wonder if we will ever fulfill our obligations to our state and nation. 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