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

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1969 volume:

PURPLE AND GOLD ST. MARYS HIGH SCHOOL St. Marys West Virginia Volume 51 7969 O beautiful for spacious skies, For amber waves of grain, For purple mountain majesties, Above the fruited plain America! America! God shed His Grace on thee. And crown thy good with brotherhood From sea to shining sea! The immortal words of this famous song reflect the glory and honor that has guided this nation through the ages. This is our heritage, a part of our history that creates a common bond between all men who have helped to make this country great. It is a spirit that frees us and joins us with mankind in a per- petual search for something better - THE FREE SPIRIT. Table of Contents Faculty and Administration----------------------17 Seniors-----------------------------------------33 Juniors-----------------------------------------49 Sophomores--------------------------------------61 Freshmen----------------------------------------69 Eighth Grade------------------------------------77 Awards and Honors-------------------------------85 Sports..........................................99 Clubs.............-.................-..........125 Activities-------------------------------------145 Advertising------------------------------------171 Index 6 Free to Create Suojdg oj 00J- 10 I? Free to Learn 13 14 Free to Make Friends 15 We, the staff of the Purple and Gold, proudly dedicate this 1969 Yearbook to every man and woman who has helped to gain and preserve the freedom of the United States of America. We owe them our liberty and our way of life, and in this small way we wish to thank them. As we move forward, we only hope to prove that their efforts have not been in vain. Superintendent of Pleasants County Schools Mr. Irving L. Ambrose A.B., Shepherd College M.S., West Virginia University Board of Education Concerned citizens work closely with administrators in making and carrying out school policies. MEMBERS OF THE PLEASANTS COUNTY BOARD are, (from left): Mr. Irving Ambrose, superintendent; Mr. Carlton Buttrey, president; Mr. Edgar Simon ton, federal coordinator. STANDING: Mr. Burl Smith, Mr. George Rolston, Dr. George West, and Mr. J. D. W iley. 18 Office Personnel MRS. THELMA DAVIS MRS. OPAL NORTHROP MR. GLENN MOTT Secretary Secretary Director of T ransportation The happiness and prosperity of oar community depend greatly on the proper education of youth. The Board of Education, administrators, and faculty strive constantly to improve the education of Pleasants County students to prepare them for a successful life. A curriculum study and evaluation of county schools was made this year by educators from West Virginia University at the request of the Board. Pleasants County voters gave approval to continuation of excess tax levies for schools for another five years at a special election October 15, 1968. Returns showed that 79.12 per cent of the votes cast favored the levies. Federal Coordinator Mr. Edgar E. Simonton A .B., Marietta College M.S., West Virginia University Administration of federal aid has taken much planning, as has the comprehensive study for subject areas. Enrichment of curriculum materials for stu- dents has been the result. B.S., Davis and Elkins College M.S., West Virginia University Principal Ingram took office July 1, 1968. Mr. Ingram has been on the school staff for 23 years, serving as assistant principal since 1955, and before that as head coach of all ath- letics. New classes this year are Biology I in the freshman year to be followed by an advanced science program. Biology II was new this year. The Little Theatre was converted into a classroom for team teaching in freshman and sophomore social studies. Supervised study replaced study halls. Language arts was added to the eighth grade curriculum. Other new subjects were conservation, personal finance, dramatics, music theory, more sections of drivers’ education, and business English. As a school, we must learn to take pupils on the level where we find them and develop all of them to the extent of their abilities. We want to prepare them for their obligations as citizens of our democracy, for a rich and satisfying personal life, and for participation in some special calling.” 20 21 MR. ROBERT ADKINS B. A., Salem Col. M.S. , West Virginia University Driver's Education MR. DEN Cl L BACKUS B.A., Glenville State Col. World History, Civics, Speech MR. DANIEL ALLMAN B.A., Glenville State Col. Music Theory, Vocal Music MISS VIRGINIA BARKWILL B. A., Bowling Green Business University Shorthand, Typing MR. NEWTON ANDERSON B.S., W. V. Wesleyan M.A., Marshall University Guidance Counselor, Science 8 MRS. ANN BRADFIELD A.B., Mary Washington College Social Studies, Dramatics 22 changing times do not alter . . MRS. JOCELE BRYANT B.S., M.A., West Virginia University Home Economics MISS CATHERINE BUSH B.S., Univ. of Missouri M.A., Columbia Teachers Col. Latin MR. WALTER CARPENTER B.A., M.S., West Virginia University Biology, Chemistry 23 MRS. SUSAN CORNELL B.A., Fairmont State Col. English Library Assistant MR. HOMER CRIDDLE B. A., M. A., West Virginia University Athletic Dir., Coach, Physical Ed. MR. HAROLD DAVIS MISS KRISTINE FANSLER B.S., M.S., Ithaca Col. B.A., Fairmont State Col. Instrumental Music Clerical Off. Prac., Sec. Off. Prac., Bus. English 24 . . the need for dedication MR. KENNETH FOGLESONG A.B., Glen ville State Col. Bookkeeping, General Bus., Personal Fin., Office Machines, Economics MR. DAVID GRAHAM A.B., Glenville State Col. World History, Civics, Coach MRS. GENT A HEATON A.B., W. V. Wesleyan American History, Social Studies MR. DAVID GETTINGS B.A., Glenville State Col. M.S., West Virginia University Science 8-9, Biology 9 MRS. JOHANNA GETTINGS A.B., Glenville State Col. English 8 MRS. CORDIE INGRAM B.A., M.A., West Virginia University Algebra 1 and II, Math 9 MR. WILLIAM HOWARD B.A., Davis and Elkins Col. Math 8 MRS. MAE LEWIS A.B., Glenville State Col. Clerical Off. Prac., Sec. Off. Prac., Bus. English MR. ROGER HUFFMAN B.A., Glenville State Col. English 12 MR. JERRY LONG B.S., M.S., West Virginia University Vo-Ag, Industrial Arts, Conservation, Wood- working 26 MR. ROBERT MAXWELL A.B., Glenville State Col. Chemistry, Physics, Science, Physical Ed., Coach MR. JAMES M. OSBOURN B.S., West Virginia University History 8 MRS. BARBARA RECKARD B.S., West Virginia University History 8 . . . and involvement MR. VIRGIL REED T and 1 Certificate, Salem Col. Trade and Industry MISS ELMA V. RIGGS B.A., West Liberty Col. M.S., West Virginia University Physical Ed. and Health MRS. NAOMI SELLERS B. A., Salem Col. French I and II 27 MRS. CATHERINE SIMONTON A.B., Glenville State Col. Language Arts MRS. JUDY WEBB A.B., Glenville State Col. English 10, Librarian MRS. EDITH SPENCER B.A., Salem Col. M.A., West Virginia University English 9 MRS. MICHAEL WEBB B.A., Glenville State Col. M.A., West Virginia University Math 9-10, Biology, Coach MRS. MABLE SWISHER A.B., West Virginia University English 11 MRS. HELEN WEBER B.S., West Virginia University Librarian, Journalism 28 Principal's Secretary Mrs. Linda Nagle Audio-Visual Mr. Earl Watson MRS. CHARLAINE GILPIN Potomac State County Social Worker MRS. BETTY WILSON Clerk County Materials Center These new faces were added to the SMHS faculty this year. 29 OFFICE ASSISTANTS are, (from left): Principal's secretary; Mrs. Linda Nagle, Margie Hart, Sharon Higgins, Patsy McCutcheon, Sue Timmons, Patricia Spencer, Lou Abicht, Sandy Cunningham. Not Pictured: Kathy Brammer. SENIOR STUDENT LIBRARIANS are, SEATED, (from left): Johnna Hammett, Wendy Little, Jeanne Flower, Patsy McCut- cheon. STANDING: Hazel Smith, Donna Powell, Kathy Hall, Bill Dennis, Brenda Shin- gleton. Not Pictured: Connie Ferrell, Wesley McCune. students serve faculty and school OTHER LIBRARIANS are, FIRST ROW, (from left): Mrs. Gilpin, county social worker, Martha Pierce, Kathy Brammer, Caro- lyn Davis. SECOND ROW, Patty Barnhart, Sandra Maston, Marcella Shingleton, Linda Moore, Mrs. Weber, librarian; Melodie Shingleton, Charles Powell. Not pictured: Dian Bailey, Phyllis Barnhart. 30 At noon the students’ favorite people are the COOKS: (from left) Mrs. Hazel Hall, Mrs. Nellie Cox, Mrs. Eleanor Poynter, and Mrs. Lulu Snyder. Service Personnel Custodians Mr. Carl Langford Mr. Bernard Scadden Mr. Lester Wilson Mr. Howard Elliot installs one of the new fire doors in the north end of SMHS. Mr. Gilbert Barnhart, not pictured, assists with maintenance. Bus Drivers BUS DRIVERS are, FIRST ROW, (from left): Gene Lamp, Gilbert Barnhart, attendance director; Don Adams, Todd Byers. SECOND ROW; Roland Waybright, Harvey Cunning- ham, Dana Dearth, Benny Eddy, Joe Cross, Lyle Dearth, Leo Sigler, Darwin Nichols, A. C. Cantwell, Edwin Davis, mechanic and supervisor. THIRD ROW: Edward Par- sons, Terry Snyder, and Howard Cronin. Not Pictured: Lawrence Westbrook. 3)n Memoriam Bliss Nell fflilltams Miss Nell Williams taught senior English and French at St. Marys High School for 45 years, having joined the faculty in 1923 following her graduation from West Virginia University. Her Master’s degree was from Marshall University. During most of her teaching career she served as a senior sponsor, and was respected by seniors as their authority on special problems. Class plays, yearbooks, assemblies, piano accompani- ment, and commencements occupied many extra hours. Miss Williams died unexpectedly at her home at noon August 12, 1968. 32 Perched on the ladder of success” are senior leaders, Clockwise are: Larry Haas, vice president; Penny Grose, treasurer; Brian Dinsmoor, president; Ginger Nichols, secretary, ao? PATRICK NEAL ARNETT ROBERT CAMERON BALMAIN Neal Cameron ANGELA CAROLE BAYER SUZANNE BEARD NORMA JEAN BENNETT Cookie Suzi Norma 34 PHYLIS VICTORIA BETTEM Vicki . . . attempt to make this last year the best! MARY LYNN BOGARD Mary Lynn DAVID LEE BOGGS Dave ELLA JANE BILLS Ella Jane LINDA KAY BILLS Linda VICTOR ALAN BILLS Vic STEVEN DOUGLAS BLOUIR Steve DEBORAH JEANNE BOLEY DONNA POWELL BOLEY Debbie Donna PAMELA KAYE BOLEY Pam SHIRLEY ERNESTINE BOLEY Shirley JOYCE ANN BOWIE Joyce DIANNE ANITA BRAMMER Dianne . . . seek solitude STEPHEN THOMAS BULLMAN Steve DENZIL GLENN CAMPBELL DELENO QUENTIN Denzil CARPENTER Quentin ANGELA CLOVIS Angela 36 ANNETTE CLOVIS Annette BETTY JEAN CORNELL Betty PENNY ELIZABETH COX Penny BILLY EUGENE DALRYMPLE Billy and companionship STEPHEN EUGENE DANIELSON Steve KEITH MORGAN DARLING Keith DEBORAH DIANE DAVIS CARL KEITH DeLANCEY Debbie Carl 37 WILLIAM IRVIN DENNIS BRIAN DINSMOOR TERESA DIANNE DOAK VALERIE SUZANNE DOTSON Bill Brian Terri Valerie DOTTIE MAY DOWNING JANET CROSS EFAW Dottie Janet MEARL TRAVIS EFAW VIOLET JACQUELINE ELDER Mearl Jackie 38 RANDY GAIL FETTY Kandy PEGGY ANN FLESHER Peggy JEANNE TERESA FLOWER Jeanne RANDY MONROE GREGG Randy 39 JOHNNA KAY HAMMETT WILMA JEAN HENDRICKSON LINDA LOU HESCHT Johnna Jean Linda JOHN EDWIN HESS John 40 SHARON RUTH HIGGINS RUTH KAREN HOOPER Sharon Karen ALEX ILLAR III Alex KAYE LYNN JOHNSON Kaye DEBORAH SUE LAMP DEBORAH KAYE LITTLE OLIVER EUGENE LITTLE, JR. WENDY SUE LITTLE Debbie Debbie Oliver Wendy . . . concentrate JOSEPH WILLIAM LOCKE KATHERINE MARIE LOCKE GREGORY BRENT MARTIN LEOTA MAE MASTON Joe Kathy Brent Leota 42 RONALD IRVIN MAYFIELD THEODORE HAROLD WESLEY MASSING McCUNE PATSY LEE McCUTCHEON Ronnie McCULLOUGH Wesley Patsy Ted . . . work together JANET KAYE McGEE DENNIS LEE MEEKS KATHY ANN MEEKS WILLIAM GLENN MERCER Janet Denny Kathy Bill JERRY LEE MORRIS MICHAEL STEVEN MORRIS Jerry Moose . . . achieve respect MARLENE ELIZABETH JIMMY DELNO NICHOLS MARCIA GINGER NICHOLS MARILYN LOUISE NOLAND MOSELY Jimmy Ginger Marilyn Marlene 44 RALPH EDWIN NORTHCRAFT ROGER LANE PIERCE Ralph Roger DANIEL STEPHEN PITTS JAMES RICHARD PRYOR Danny Richard LINDA DIANE SIMON HAZEL VIRGINIA SMITH DANNY MICHAEL SNIDER PATRICIA ANN SPENCER Linda Hazel Danny Trish 46 STEPHEN KEANE STATLER SUE ANN STATLER STANLEY NEAL TENNANT STANTON FOSTER TERRY Steve Sue Stan Stanton ... are special! JOHN DANIEL THACKER MARTHA ELLEN TONKIN John Martha MICHAEL DELNO TRUEX BRENDA SUE ULLMAN Mike Brenda 47 BARBARA LEE WATSON BARBARA JEAN Barbara WESTBROOK Barbara MICHAEL VAUGHN WESTBROOK Mike '9 Junior class officers conduct a candid discussion. From left are: Fred deMiranda, president; Sue Timmons, treasurer; Susie Nicholas, vice president; Teresa Eddy, secretary. Rosemary Bailey Patty Barnhart Frank Bills Richard Bills Sandra Binegar Benny Boley Norma Boley Mark Bradfield Kathy Brammer Delbert Buchannon Sue Bunner Connie Butler juniors are . . . 50 Bernard Buttrey Barbara Cantwell Jerry Chipps Jim Cochrane Roger Colvin Linda Conaway Teresa Conaway Jeannie Corbin Debbie Cornell Patricia Cosper Mike Cox Janice Cronin 51 Linda Cronin Diana Cunningham Gloria Cunningham Sandra Cunningham . . . selective Decisions, decisions! Carmen Danielson Carolyn Dearth Keith Dearth Mike Deem Patti Deem Fred deMiranda John Dennis Roger Eddy 52 Teresa Eddy Nila Evans Beverly Fetty Cynthia Flowers Emma Fulmer Bob Furr . . . thoughtful Shelia Green Roger Gregg Steve Hackathorn Diane Hall Roger Hall Jane Ann Hammett Suzanne Hammett . . . dependable Steve Jeffers Chuck Knight Marsha Knight Marvin Lamm Marjory Hart Gordon Higgins Sandy Holmes Mike Hooper Ken Horner Linda Horner Yvonne Horner Linda lllar 54 energetic Tommy Lamp Tommy Little Linda Locke Chester Lough Jimmy Lowther Irene Lucas Gary Maston John Maston Lois Maston Sandy Maston Bob Mattingly 55 Carol McFadden Jean McFarland Eddie McGee Debbie Miller Billy Moore John Moore Richard Morris John Morrison Mr. and Mrs. Smith rehearse for Meet Me in St. Louis. Patty Myers Jenny Neely Susie Nicholas David Nichols 56 Steve Noland Bob Northrop Joann Peckens Jennifer Phillips Jerry Poling Nancy Pollock Roger Pryor Teresa Randolph Charlie Robey Danny Roby Joe Safety Carolyn Satterfield Juniors honor Our Representative in Congress, John Dennis, on his last day. 57 Glen Shephard Lawrence Shultz Emilio Siazon Wade Sigler John Smith Mark Smith Penny Smith Ronnie E. Smith Ronnie R. Smith Kent Snyder Vivian Sparks Diana Starcher Kay Starcher Vivian Statler Karon Steele Miles Steele Debbie Stevens Gary Stewart Debbie Summers Liz Taylor 58 . . . ver-r-r-y interesting Sue Timmons Joyce Trunk Eddie Vaughan Adgle Watson Junior skit won Cheerleaders Trophy at the thuse before the Sistersville game January 21. 59 Carmen West Joe West Sandra West Keith White Eddie Wilson Joe Wilson John Wilson Jeanne Wince Jennie Wince Benny Winland Kenny Winland Robert Winland This conversation seems amusing to sophomore leaders. From left are: Mary Lee Taylor, secretary; Scott Rogan, vice president; Doug Oldfield, president; BerylannHammett, treasurer. •¥■ loo’ Jo Webb, kindergarten, was The Littlest Angel for the Christmas float. Jane Adkins Diane Bailey Terry Ball Fred Barley Nelia Barnhart Phyllis Barnhart Jay Barron Matt Beard Crystal Bennett Vickie Bennett Jennifer Bills Robert Bills sophomores . 62 get involved Rod Cornell Janet Dearth Vickie Cottrill Robert DeLancy Steve Cox David Doak Greg Dale Carl Downing Steve Davis Barbara Elder Teresa Binegar Dale Boggs Connie Boley Mike Brady Martha Brammer Jackie Broadwater Carolyn Bunner Adeline Campbell Ed Campbell Pam Carney Mark Carpenter Edith Claypool Mike Felter Sandra Flower Jerry Green John Gregg Jo Ann Haaker Becky Iladdox Elaine Hallbrook Barry Hamilton Berylann Hammett Penny Hammett Debra Harris Bill Hart 64 ( % 4 t % Lewis Houser Tom Ingram Roger Jeffers Margie Johnson Mike Kelly Pauline Kelly . . . buckle down Pam Keyes Charles Knight Rex Knight Bob Kriner Sonia Lamp Tim Lamp Debbie Lancianese Chuck Landsettle Kathy Langford Rick Lemley 65 Clyde Little Faye Locke Jeannie Lough Patricia Lyne Betty Malone David McCullough . . . acquire privileges Larry McCune Ronnie McCurry Debbie McCutcheon Beth McHenry Charles Meyer Linda Moore Alan Murray Tara Neely Mary Noland Becky Norvell 66 Doug Oldfield Betty Owens Mike Poling Bryon Powell Charles Powell Pam Rea John Reese Jay Renner Jeanette Reynolds Scott Rogan Blaine Rue km an James Satterfield and responsibilities Virgil Starcher Jacqueline Statler Dorothy Sunderman Anita Sweeney Mary Lee Taylor Ray Taylor Brent Tennant Danny Vannoy John Vogel Grover Waggoner Sam Wagner Eva Wells Patsy Wells Jim West Jeff Williamson Lucille Willis Steve Wilson Malcolm Winland NOT PICTURED: William Farson Paul Kline Rebecca Shepherd 68 Freshman class officers find a unique way to go “up the down staircase.” Clockwise are: Joan Brown, secretary; Steve Cox, president; Steve Hill, vice president; Jack Yoho, treasurer. : 0 M • Vi . :-v ft ' s' + - o5 Dwaine Barnes Henry Barnhart Mike Barron Brenda Beane Debbie Beaver Truman Bennett Rae Nell Bettem Denyse Bills Janlin Bills Lula Boley Class of 1972 wins Homecoming Decorating Contest! freshmen are . . . active supporters Moses Boley Wanda Boley Charles Bowie Joan Bowie Pat Boyles 70 Lynn Bradfield Harry Bradley Sharon Brookover Joan Brown Elmer Bums Diane Butler Chariot Campbell Darrel Campbell Elaine Campbell Eugene Campbell Mike Carney Glenda Childers Mike Clough Randy Cochrane Pam Cottrill Margaret Cox Pam Cox Steve Cox David Cronin Carolyn Davis Janette Dearth Walter DeMarco Mary Beth Dennis Joyce Eddy Steve Eddy Jack Farson Janice Farson Barbara Felter Debbie Fetty Ronnie Frey 71 Arlene Gorrell Van Grose Bob Haas Gary Hall Greg Hall Beverly Hammett Ricky Hamrick Linda Harris Darlene Hescht Doug Hescht Mike Higgins Steve Hill David Hughes Carl Hunt Diana Kelly Renee Kiester Charles Lamp Duane Larsen Diana Little Sharon Locke Dora Lucas Glenn McBrayer 72 Kathy McCutcheon Larry McEldowney Barbara Malone David Maston Patricia Mayo Lyle Meeks Melinda Messman Mark Miller Wayne Mulneix Mike Myers . . . serious students Barbara Nichols Barry Nichols Doug Olds De loris Owens Allen Peckins 73 . . . eager and energetic Joe Pickens Martha Pierce Debbie Pinkerton Chuckie Plumm Barbara Powell Jan Ann Powell Neil Price Ronnie Pryor Nick Reed Greg Roby 74 Sharon Runnion Marcella Shingleton Penny Shingleton Phillip Shingleton Randy Shingleton Pam Shultz Sandra Shultz Cindy Simmons Debfeie Smith Gail Smith Harold Smith Teresa Smith Debbie Sparks Marlene Starcher Andy Statler Bob Stewart Sandra Stewart Ray Straight Florence Summers Evelyn Sunderman Charles Templeton 75 NOT PICTURED: Larry Bills Michael Bills Daniel Brewer Jesse Brookover Steve Bunner Larry Dennis Fred Lamp Phil Lamp Clarence Stoots . . . free to relax Pam Terry Jack Vaughn Glenn Vogel Vicki Wagner Janet Westbrook Dian Williams Alice Wilson David Wilson Steve Wilson Kevin Wince Kevin Winland Anita Wise Larry Wolfe Mary Jo Wolfe Jack Yoho Their high school life just beginning, eighth grade leaders approach it cautiously. From left are: Gary Little, vice presi- dent; Pam Smith, secretary; Patty Phillips, president; Leslie Mose- ly, treasurer. 0% ■ 100' eighth graders . . Timothy Ambrose Sherry Barker Katy Bennett Sarah Bennett David Bills Mary Sue Bills Resea Bills Kathy Blouir Lex Boley Rita Boley lames Boughner Tim Brammer Mindy Bullman Nancy Bunner Roger Bunner Betsy Butcher Stephanie Byers Betty Campbell Mike Cantwell Mike Carr Gilda Childers Mike Childers Sue Clovis Randy Conaway Richard Conaway Cheryll Cornell Dale Cornell Judy Cunningham Jesse Danielson Mark Davis 78 enjoy new experiences Sally Davis Terri Davis Cheryl Dearth Connie Dearth Jayne Dearth Dennis DeMarco Charlotte Dornon Cora Drake Lynda Dye Diane Farren David Farson Dinah Fauss Connie Fauss Ronda Felter Tom Ferguson Gary Freshour Gloria Flowers Karen Gessner Kathy Giboney Debra Gilbert Kim Goolsby Gayla Gregg Margaret Hammett Mike Hammett David Hamrick Louis Harmon Marlene Hescht Judy Hess Debbie Hickman Virginia Hicks Roger Higgins Terry Hawkins Susan Illar Lynda Ingram David Jeffers . . make new friends Gary Johnson Larry Johnson Judy Kerns Kim Knight David Kuntz David Lamp Madonna Lamp Ricky Lamp Vivian Lamp Eddie Liller Ernie Liller Gary Little Sylvia Little Alvin Lucas Charles McBrayer Debbie McCullough George McCune II Karen McFadden Keith McFadden Kathy McCurry Carla Maidens Kim Martin Mike Maston Mary Lynn Mattingly Mark Mayfield Carmen Mazon Tim Meeks Margaret Metheney Doug Miller Kevin Miller 81 Mike Miller Larry Miracle Kandy Morrell James Morrell Leslie Mosely Fred Mulneix Alesia Murray Pam Neely Tina Noland Lola Owens Jackie Petty Rosemard Pierce Kathy Pinkerton Ronnie Pinkerton Patty Phillips Russell Pritchett Scott Pryor Linda Russell Edgar Satterfield Glen Satterfield Carol Scadden Earl Seese Richard Sigler Kathy Simmons Larry Smith Lisa Smith Pam Smith Tracy Smith Darlene Starcher Earl Stevens 82 . . begin adjust Charles Straight Sue Lynn Snyder Diana Sole Paul Sparks Randall Sparks Becky Timmons Thomas Thacker Rodney Ullman Blaine Vogel Sarah Wagner Bill Weber Carl Wells Darlene Wells Dennis West Max West Bill Wherry Dale Williamson Roy Williamson Brent Wilson Brenda Wise Debbie Wolfe Debbie Woodburn Debra Worstell Sam Yoho Kathy Zipf NOT PICTURED: Ricky West Allen Winland 83 eighth grade . . . brilliant beginning v ft AND P ga: 68-19 85 Scholarship awards were presented to Margaret Cox, Bob Kriner, Brian Dinsmoor, Donna Corbin, '68; and Jenny Neely. These students were honored at the Awards Assembly in June 1968. SMHS students contribute Senior Dave Boggs won the Bausch-Lomb Science Award, announced in December 1968. Know your State Government winners are juniors Liz Taylor and Fred de Mir- anda. They went to Charleston March 3, 1969. The Cyanamid Science Award was given to Linda Morrell, '68; by Mr. E. G. Blackett, of Cyanamid, as Mr. Carpenter looks on. Linda received this award at the 1968 Awards Assembly. 86 The 1969 Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow Award was won by Debbie Davis, senior. . . . to scholarship The English Award winners were Teresa Smith, Deb- bie Davis, Bob Kriner, Jeannine Worstell '68, and Liz Taylor. These students received their awards at the June, 1968, Awards Assembly. Edith Claypool won the Read Creative Writing Award. This award was given to her at the Awards Assembly in June 1968. 4rs. Owens presented the Outstanding Home Econo- mics Student Award to Mary Ann Brammer at the 968 Awards Assembly. 87 Selected by the Lions Club to at- tend Camp Horseshoe during leader- ship week June 16-22 were Marvin Lamn, Linda Cronin, Suzanne Hammett, and Ed Vaughan. For outstanding scores on the National Educational Development Tests, the following students were honored: Left to Right, 1st ROW: Phyllis Barnhart, Sandra West, Adele Watson, Jane Ann Hammett, Berylann Hammett, Teresa Eddy. 2nd ROW: Gloria Cunningham, Sheila Green, Suzanne Hammett, Kathy Wright, Ellen McCullough. 3rd ROW: Marvin Lamn, Tara Neely, Patricia Lyne, Rick Lemley, Ed Campbell. 4th ROW: Keith White, John Dennis, John Smith, Fred Barley, Bob Kriner. These certificates were presented at the Awards Assembly, June 14, 1968. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY members are, from the left, FIRST ROW: Martha Tonkin, Mary Lynn Bogard, Sue Statler, Elizabeth Taylor, Jane Ann Hammett, Angela Bayer. SECOND ROW: Angela Clovis, Annette Clovis, Jeanne Flower, Ann Yoho. THIRD ROW: Fred deMiranda, Larry Haas, Mark Kuntz, Keith White, Becky Ruckman, Bill Mercer. FOURTH ROW: Brian Dinsmoor, Dave Boggs, Wesley McCune, Stan Tennant, Mike Morris. Not pictured: Ginger Nichols, senior, and John Dennis, junior. Robed members were initiated their junior year, and new members were initiated March 17. Members are chosen by faculty vote. Miss Virginia Barkwill is sponsor. National Honor Society Character . . . Scholarship . . . Leadership . . . Service 89 MU ALPHA THETA members, from the left: Mr. Osbourn, sponsor; Ginger Nichols, secretary; Larry Haas, vice president; Dave Boggs, president; Ronnie Mayfield, historian; Mary Lynn Bogard, treasurer; Mrs. Ingram, sponsor. SECOND ROW; Adele Watson, Keith White, Jim Cochrane, Mark Kuntz, Fred deMiranda, Shelia Green, Linda Illar, Gloria Cunningham, Liz Taylor, Sue Statler. THIRD ROW; Jane Ann Hammett, Marvin Lamm, Nancy Pollock, Barbara Cantwell, Susie Nicholas, Debbie Davis, Carol McFadden, Sandra Binegar, Martha Tonkin, Jeanne Wince, Jenny Neely. FOURTH ROW; John Dennis, John Smith, Cameron Balmain, Stan Tennant, Wesley McCune, Brian Dinsmoor, Bill Mercer, Keith Darling, Charlie Robey. Mu Alpha Theta . . . (L.) Brian Dinsmoor, Bill Mercer, Cameron Balmain, Larry Haas and Mr. Osbourn attended the MAT con- vention in San Antonio, Texas, last summer. SMHS was the only chapter from West Virginia's 15 to be represented. Celebrates fifth year at SMHS . . . five attend first MAT National Convention Highest math students were commended at Awards Assembly last June: Mark Kuntz, '69; Steve Hill, '72; Bob Kriner, '71; Gloria Cunningham, '70; and Diann Hickman, '68. ASSOCIATE MU ALPHA THETA members, from the left: Jo Ann Haaker, Berylann Hammett, Margie John- son, Mr. Osbourn, sponsor. SECOND ROW; Penny Hammett, Tara Neely, Bob Kriner, Phyllis Barnhart. THIRD ROW: Elaine Hallbrook, Dale Boggs, Matt Beard, Vickie Cottrill. MAT promotes scholarship in, and enjoyment and understanding of, mathematics Seniors participating in a computer-training program at American Cyanamid Company were, from the left: Bill Mercer, Larry Haas, Brian Dinsmoor, H. VanBlarigan, instructor; Stan Tennant, MarkKuntz, Martha Tonkin, Dave Boggs. 91 QUILL AND SCROLL members are, from the left, FIRST ROW: Debbie Davis, Mary Lynn Bogard, Gloria Cunningham, Penny Cox, Sharon Pierce, Jackie Elder. SECOND ROW: Dave Boggs, Mark Brad field, Jim Cochrane, Kathy Hall, Becky Ruckman, Angela Bayer. THIRD ROW: Susi Beard, Jeanne Flower, Sue Statler, Diana Cunningham, Jeanne Wince. NOT PICTURED: Ginger Nichols. Mrs. Helen Weber is the Quill and Scroll sponsor. j Enthusiastic Journalists Stage Paint-In V V, Biologists tour WVU centers y Seniors win 'Powder Puff' K° C° kV Juniors present 'Meet Me In St. Louis Seniors Offer Protection Plan Against Spooks 92 THESPIAN members are, from the left, FIRST ROW: Ann Yoho, president; Annette Clovis, treasurer; Cameron Balmain, vice president; Angela Clovis, secretary; Jeanne Flower, scribe. SECOND ROW: Adele Watson, Jane Ann Hammett, Sue Statler, Mary Lynn Bogard, Jeanne Wince, Vivian Statler, Teresa Eddy, Sandra Binegar, Sandra West, Yvonne Homer, Liz Taylor, Margie Hart. THIRD ROW; Kathy Brammer, Janice Cronin, Lois Maston, Teresa Conaway, Debbie Lamp, Kathy Hall, Jackie Elder, Suzanne Hammett, Barbara Cantwell, Debbie Stevens. FOURTH ROW: Diana Cunningham, Becky Ruckman, Richard Pryor, Mark Bradfield, Ed Vaughan, Mike Truex, Ronnie E. Smith, Joe Safety, Susie Nicholas, Penny Smith, Angela Bayer. FIFTH ROW: Dale Boggs, Gary Haddox, Jim Cochrane, John Wilson, Bernard Buttrey, Dan- ny Snider, Bill Mercer, Keith Darling, Ed McGee, John Morrison, Mis. Ann Bradfield, not pictured, is the faculty advisor. 93 Selected to attend Boys and Girls States in June 1968, were Stan Tennant, Mary Lynn Bogard, Angela Bayer, and Mark Kuntz. Girls and Boys States are sponsored by the American Legion and the American Legion Auxiliary. Involvement in Democracy Bill Mercer and Jeanne Flower won the Week in Washing- ton contest, sponsored by Representative Ken Hechler. 1968 Golden Horseshoe winners pictured with Mr. Eddy, Eighth Grade History teach- er, are Jeannette Dearth, Margaret Cox, Joyce Eddy, and Steve Hill. 94 The Jaycee Peace Essay award was given to Beth Ann McHenry by Mr. Arlie Drake. The D. A.R. essay award was given by Mrs. Turner Fleming to Jeanine Worstell, '68, as Mrs. Hobert Gilpin watches. Danforth's I Dare You award was presented by Miss Strickling to Linda Morrell and Richard Mayfield, both class of '68. The American Legion Auxiliary award was pre- sented by Mrs. Ralph Cox to Kathy Jo Lancianese, Ruby Winland, and Lynne Wilson, who is not pictured. The D. A.R. Outstanding Citizen award was given on December 20, 1968, to senior Angela Bayer. This is the first time the St. Marys D. A. R. has made this presentation. Senior Bill Mercer was chosen as one of one hundred student dele- gates who rewrote the West Virginia Constitution in Charleston, October 25-27, 1968. 95 ttupela ( Cavcd. 4«utette s4tte tcCa tt 1 if m “Pentuf, TlWZ ‘SelCe St. tye z ute 'pCotwi musicians earn recognition As Mr. Davis watches, the John Philip Sousa music award is presented to Carol Kidder '68, by Lion president Bob Kiester. This presentation was made at the 1968 Awards Assembly. 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. Principal Ingram talks to junior John Dennis, who was selected by Representative Ken Hechler to be a page at the 91st Congress in Washington. John served in March and April as page. These choir members participated in the All- State Chorus. From the left: Bill Mercer, tenor; Barb Watson, soprano; Gary Haddox, bass; Adele Watson, alto; Wesley McCune, percussion. our servant in Congress 98 99 FOOTBALL TEAM, FIRST ROW, (From Left): Sam Wagner, Rick Lemley, Jay Barron, Alan Simmons. SECOND ROW: Steve Bullman, Mark Kuntz, Stanton Terry, Mike Morris. THIRD ROW: Ronnie Smith, John Morrison, Ed Vaughan, Ed Wilson, Kent Snyder. FOURTH ROW: Tim Lamp, Fred deMiranda, Tom Little, Mike Deem, John Wilson, Joe Safety, Mike Kelly. Blue Devil Season St. Marys - 48 Gassaway ■ - - 14 St. Marys - 6 Rave ns wood 7 St. Marys - 6 Paden City • 8 St. Marys - - - -33 Warren 20 St. Marys - 38 Williamstown - - 6 100 FOOTBALL TEAM, FIRST ROW, (From Left): Scott Rogan, Matt Beard, Doug Oldfield, Steve Wilson. SECOND ROW: Stan Tennant, Ralph Northcraft, Quentin Carpenter, John F. Wilson. THIRD ROW: Bernard Buttrey, Mike Brady, Jim Cochrane, Ed Campbell, Bob Northrop. FOURTH ROW: Mark Smith, Greg Dale, Danny Vannoy, Lewis Houser, Ronnie McCurry, Terry Ball, Larry McCune. Stands at 5-5 St. Marys---------6 St. Marys-------12 St. Marys---------7 St. Marys-------39 St. Marys---------6 Ripley-----------------13 Sistersville-----------13 Doddridge --------------0 Calhoun ---- -------- 13 Magnolia---------------20 I o r s MARK KUNTZ Halfback: 2, 3,4 102 STAN TENNANT End: 2, 3,4 MIKE MORRIS Tackle: 2,3,4 RALPH NORTHCRAFT Guard: 4 JOE LOCKE Quarterback STEVE BULLMAN Halfback 2,3,4 Captain QUENTIN CARPENTER Guard STANTON TERRY Tackle: 3,4 JOHN F. WILSON End 105 COACHES for the 1968 Blue Devils: (from left) Dave Graham, Chuck Eddy, Homer Criddle, Bob Maxwell, and Michael Webb. This season began Coach Criddle’s first year at SMHS. He is head football coach and athletic director. Awards STEVE BULLMAN: Honorable mention All-state Honorable mention All-LKC MARK KUNTZ: Honorable mention All-state Honorable mention All-LKC MIKE MORRIS: Second Team All-state First Team All-LKC ED WILSON: Honorable mention All-state Second team All-LKC FOOTBALL MANAGERS are (from left): Alan Murray, statistician; Bob Kriner, Steve Hill, and Chuck Landsettle. o a c e s 106 The 1968 Jr. High football team members are: FIRST ROW: Greg Hall, Pat Boyles, Mike Meyers, Chuck Bowie, Doug Olds. SECOND ROW: Mark Miller, Jack Yoho, David Wilson, Mike Barron, Larry Wolfe. THIRD ROW: Darrel Campbell, Ronnie Frye, Greg Roby, David Hughes, Elmer Bums, Tim Meeks, Manager. FOURTH ROW: Coach Michael Webb, Joe Pickens, Chuck Lamp, Duane Larson, Dwaine Barnes, Van Grose, Coach Dave Graham. FIFTH ROW: Sam Yoho, David Kuntz, Randy Conaway, David Bills, Doug Miller, Gary Little. SIXTH ROW: Brent Wilson, Rodney Ullman, Gary Freshour, Richard Conaway, Max West. Scott Pryor, Kevin Miller. SEVENTH ROW: Mark Davis, James Boughner, Keith McFadden, George McCune, Richard Sigler, Timmy Ambrose, Mike Miller. )r. High Is 4-0-1 St. Marys---------6 St. Marys---------0 St. Marys-------13 St. Marys------14 St. Marys-------14 Warren----------------0 Williamstown----------0 Belpre----------------0 Magnolia--------------0 Doddridge-------------0 107 BLUE DEVIL SQUAD MEMBERS are: (From the left), Manager Richard Pryor, Joe Locke, Charlie Robey, Mark Kuntz, Eddie Wilson, Tom Little, and Keith Darling. BLUE DEVILS St. Marys---------83 St. Marys---------59 St. Marys---------65 St. Marys---------66 St. Marys---------80 St. Marys---------55 St. Marys---------60 St. Marys---------52 St. Marys---------66 St. Marys---------62 St. Marys---------57 December 13, 1968 Williamstown-----------67 December 17, 1968 Doddridge--------------55 December 20, 1968 Tyler------------------47 December 27, 1968 Alumni-----------------56 January 3, 1969 Paden City--------— 71 January 7, 1969 Ravens wood------------64 January 10, 1969 Catholic---------------46 January 14, 1969 Frontier Local-------50 January 21, 1969 Sistersville-----------86 January 24, 1969 Harrisville------------54 January 25, 1969 Frontier Local-------61 108 BLUE DEVIL SQUAD MEMBERS are: (From the left), Stan Tennant, Ted McCullough, Brian Dinsmoor, Rodger Rankin, Dave Boggs, Mike Morris, and Coach Chuck Eddy. FINISH 76-7 St. Marys..........59 January 28, 1969 Ravenswood.......... St. Marys----------64 January 31, 1969 Sistersville-------- St. Marys----------74 February 4, 1969 Tyler--------------- St. Marys----------62 February?, 1969 Williamstown-------- St. Marys ----- 57 February 11, 1969 Magnolia------------ St. Marys--------- - 76 February 14, 1969 Paden City---------- St. Marys----------53 February 18, 1969 Doddridge----------- St. Marys----------58 February 21, 1969 Catholic------------ St. Marys - -------69 February 25, 1969 Harrisville--------- St. Marys----------72 February 28, 1969 Magnolia------------ ■78 81 38 59 55 77 46 56 48 48 109 MIKE MORRIS Center KEITH DARLING Guard no DAVE BOGGS Center MARK KUNTZ Guard lead squad BRIAN DINSMOOR Forward JOE LOCKE Guard STAN TENNANT Forward III Morris sinks two. Entering Devil Land Blue Devils vs Magnolia February 28 Up! Up! and through! Wilson grabs a rebound. Moose fires against Magnolia defense. J.V. BASKETBALL TEAM MEMBERS are: FIRST ROW, (from left): Doug Oldfield, Jerry Poling, Alan Murray, Robert Bills, John Reese, Jay Barron, and Mike Poling. SECOND ROW: manager, Chuck Powell; Fred Barley, David McCullough, Bernard Buttrey, Joe Wilson, Bob Northrop, Bob Kriner, Matt Beard, and Coach Bob Maxwell. JV's End 12 JV Record BLUE DEVIL CAGE COACHES are (from left): Dave Graham, Mike Webb, Bob Maxwell, and Chuck Eddy, head coach. SM 46 53 51 60 18 50 25 61 30 55 48 49 69 56 46 54 51 55 53 66 OPP. Williamstown----------------48 Doddridge------------- - - 49 Tyler-----------------------26 Paden City------------------26 Ravenswood------------------49 Catholic --- ---------------38 Frontier Local--------------54 Sistersville----------------58 Harrisville ------------ 27 Frontier Local--------------65 Ravenswood------------------66 Sistersville----------------46 Tyler-----------------------17 Williamstown----------------74 Magnolia--------------------51 Paden City------------------52 Doddridge-------------------54 Catholic--------------------41 Harrisville-----------------31 Magnolia--------------------54 8th Grade Record SM OPP. 32 Belpre------------31 28 Belpre------------38 40 Doddridge --------34 34 Magnolia--------41 50 Harrisville-------18 59 Pennsboro----------8 43 Doddridge---------33 19 Magnolia--------35 17 Williamstown - - 19 48 Pennsboro-------16 44 Harrisville-------22 41 Williamstown — 32 EIGHTH GRADE BASKETBALL TEAM MEMBERS are (from left): KNEELING, Tim Meeks, Tom Ferguson, Brent Wilson, Doug.Miller, Randy Conaway, David Kuntz, Richard Conaway. STANDING, Gary Freshour, manager; Rod- ney Ullman, Mike Cantwell, Charles McBrayer, Mark Mayfield, Mike Maston, James Morrell, Gary Little, Terry Hawkins, Coach Mike Webb. NOT PICTUR- ED, Earl Stevens. Eighth Grade is 8-4; Ninth grade is 7-9 9th Grade Record SM OPP 20 Frontier Local - 53 21 Belpre - - - — 30 29 Belpre 32 40 Doddridge 43 41 Magnolia -24 46 Harrisville 19 52 Pennsboro 28 38 Doddridge 40 36 Magnolia - - - 32 68 Williamstown - 66 42 Pennsboro 35 37 Frontier Local - 43 44 Harrisville 19 36 Williamstown - 54 33 Magnolia 45 39 Williamstown - 48 NINTH GRADE BASKETBALL TEAM MEMBERS are (from left): KNEELING, Kevin Wince, Steve Hill, Mike Barron, Nick Reed, David Maston. STANDING: Coach Graham, Ronnie Pryor, Dave Hughes, Larry Wolfe, Doug Olds, Andy Statler, Pat Boyles, Jack Yoho, Elmer Bums, Randy Cochrane, Steve Eddy, Bob Stewart, Joe Pickens. NOT PICTURED: Harry Bradley. TRACK SQUAD, FIRST ROW, (From Left): Pat Boyles, Jack Yoho, Doug Oldfield, Matt Beard, Sam Wagner, Rick Lemley, Larry Wolfe, Chuck Landsettle. SECOND ROW: Roger Pierce, Lewis Houser, Kent Snyder, John Morrison, Fred deMiranda, Ed Vaughan, John Wilson, Danny Vannoy, Larry McCune. THIRD ROW: Coach Eddy, Larry Thompson, Stan Tennant, Greg Dale, Dave Boggs, Mike Morris, Paul Ingram, Paul Milhoan, Coach Dan Hamill. Track '68 Fourth Place in Quadrangular at Magnolia Second Place in Dual at Doddridge Second Place in Dual at Belpre Second Place in Triangular at St. Marys Second Place in Triangular at St. Marys Third Place in Triangular at St. Marys Third Place in Quadrangular at St. Marys Third Place in Triangular at St. Marys Third Place in Quadrangular at St. Marys Fifth Place in Conference at Doddridge 16 State Track Meet Participants PAUL INGRAM shot put Third Place: Discus Meet Held May 25, 7968 at Charleston, W. Va. ED VAUGHAN: Pole Vault MIKE MORRIS: Shot Put Golf as a team sport re- turned to SMHS after many years. 1968 GOLF TEAM MEMBERS are: (from left). Coach Dave Graham, Alan Murray, Dan Ham- ill, Joe Wilson, Bob Northrop, Terry Ball, Charley Robey, Bob Kriner, and Fred Barley. Not pictured: Bill Vaughan, Joe Locke, Joe Safety, Jim Cochrane, and J. B. Northrop. Golf adds swing to spring! Matches Second place at Lakeside Golf Course Second place at New Martinsville Fourth place at Marietta Country Club Fourth place at Parkersburg Country Club Fourth place at Parkersburg Country Club First place at South Hills Golf Course First place at South Hills Golf Course Second place at Harrisville Golf Course First place at Harrisville Golf Course Second place at Par Mar Pines Golf Course Third place at Sistersville Country Club Second place at Sistersville Country Club Ninth place at Regional in Wheeling SMHS SEASON MEDALIST for the 1968 golf season was Joe Locke. 118 Baseball Team, 1968 1968 BASEBALL TEAM MEMBERS are, KNEELING (from left): Gary McIntyre, Jeff Spence, Jack Foley, Coach Bob Maxwell, Ted Maston, Wayne Reese, and Eladio Mazon. STANDING: Mr. Roger Huffman, stat- istician; Manager Richard Pryor, Keith Darling, Jerry Poling, Ted McCullough, Marvin Lamm, Bill Dennis, Roger Eddy, Coach Mike Webb, assistant; Mark Kuntz, Ed Vaughan, Quentin Carpenter, Ed Wilson, and Bernard Buttrey. Team has even season, 8-8 SM OPP. SM OPP. April 18 - - 3 Valley 2 May 3 7 Pennsboro — 2 April 19 - - 2 Magnolia 3 May 6 1 Parkersburg - 4 April 23 - - 5 Harrisville 6 May 7 8 Newport 0 April 26 - - 6 Tyler Co. - - - 2 May 8 - - -6 Pennsboro — 5 April 27 - - 1 Harrisville 2 May 10 1 Ravenswood - 4 April 27 - - 7 Ravenswood 8 May 13 9 Williamstown 15 April 30 - - 7 Newport — - - -6 May 15 - - 3 Parkersburg - 12 May 2 - - 4 Magnolia 3 May 17 - - 7 Williamstown 4 SM...................3 May 21 SECTIONAL Parkersburg - ------------5 119 PENNY GROSE JENNY PHILLIPS Varsity Six energetic girls can always be seen at spirit of the student body and athletes. JUNE YOHO 120 YVONNE HORNER SUE TIMMONS, Head Cheerleader 121 We've got Spirit! J.V. CHEERLEADERS are: FRONT, Debbie Lancianese, head cheerleader. MID- DLE, left, Tara Neely; right, Mary Lee Taylor. BACK, Nancy Pollock. IV. Cheerleaders S CLUB MEMBERS are, FIRST ROW, (from left): Rodger Rankin, Ted McCullough, joe Locke, Steve Bull- man, June Yoho, secretary; Keith Darling, Stan Tennant, Moose Morris, Stanton Terry, treasurer; and Mark Kuntz, president. SECOND ROW: Randy Fetty, Tom Little. THIRD ROW: John F. Wilson, John Morrison, vice president. FOURTH ROW: Charley Robey, Ronnie R. Smith, Rodger Eddy, Ed Vaughan, Kent Snyder, Lewis Houser, Sam Wagner, Greg Dale, and Jerry Poling. FIFTH ROW: Ed Wilson, Bob Kriner. SIXTH ROW: Rick Lemley, Marvin Lamm. SEVENTH ROW: Steve Hill, Richard Pryor, Bernard Buttrey, Bob Northrop, Ed Campbell, Ronnie McCurray, Mark Smith, Ralph Northcraft, Fred deMiranda, and Coach Criddle, sponsor. The Varsity ” S Club is composed of athletes who have earned a varsity letter in football, basket- ball, baseball, track, or golf. This club promotes sportsmanship, leadership, and school spirit in all school events. The members of this group serve as a focal point for team backing by the school. 123 SPORTS PROVIDE Dedication . . . Action . . . Recognition TRI-HI-Y OFFICERS are, (from left to right): Jeanne Flower, president; Elizabeth Taylor, vice president; Sandra West, secretary; Kathy Hall, treasurer; Jo Ann Haaker, chaplain; Suzanne Hammett, service chairman; Adele Wat- son, social chairman. Tri-Hi-Y has active year Sue Statler drags the par- tridge from a pear tree off stage as a display of Christ- mas cheer during the Christmas assembly. TRI-HI-Y MEMBERS are, (from left), FIRST ROW; Angela Clovis. Ann Yoho, Annette Clovis, Mary Lynn Bogard, Debbie Davis, Jeanne Flower, Angela Bayer, Mrs. Reckard, sponsor. SECOND ROW: Terri Doak, Patti Deem, Teresa Eddy, Sandra West, Diane Hall, Yvonne Homer, Adele Watson, Jane Ann Hammett, Marlene Mosely. THIRD ROW: Margie Johnson, Debbie Lancianese, Penny Hammett, Berylann Hammett, Beth Ann McHenry, Patty Myers, Teresa Conaway, Suzanne Hammett, Anita Sweeney. FOURTH ROW: Betty Malone, Vicki Cottrill, Jo Ann Haaker, Jackie Broadwater, Mary Lee Taylor, Faye Locke, Blaine Ruckman, Vivian Sparks. TRI-HI-Y initiated a novel honor with senior male royalty. Mr. SM candidates were, (from top to bottom): Rodger Rankin, Brian Dinsmoor, Ralph Northcraft, Stanton Terry, and John Thacker. The theme of patriotism was carried by the TRI-HI-Y during the Thanksgiving assembly on November 27. TRI-HI-Y MEMBERS are (from the left), FIRST ROW; Jackie Elder, Kathy Hall, Jean Hendrickson, Debbie Little, Lois Farson, Barbara Watson, Suzanne Beard, Sue Statler. SECOND ROW; Becky Ruckman, Debbie Lamp, Karen Hooper, Penny Cox, Linda Simon, Patricia Spencer, Johnna Hammett, Barbara Westbrook. THIRD ROW: Tara Neely, Carmen Daniel- son, Barbara Cantwell, Sandra Binegar, Jenny Neely, Jeannie Lough, Elizabeth Taylor, Nelia Barnhart, Katy Langford. FOURTH ROW: Diana Cunningham, Carol McFadden, Elaine Hallbrook, Lucille Willis, Sandy Flowers, Patricia Lyne, Teresa Binegar, Pam Rea. NOT PICTURED: Connie Bo ley. Key Club KEY CLUB MEMBERS are, FIRST ROW (from left): Brian Dinsmoor, secretary: Dave Boggs, treasurer; Mike Morris, 2nd Division Lt. Governor; Stanley Tennant, vice president; Mark Kuntz, president, SECOND ROW; Keith White, Marvin Lamm, Mike Cox, Alan Murray, Sam Wagner, Rick Lemley, Mr. Carpenter, faculty advisor. THIRD ROW: Jim Cochrane, John Dennis, Eddy Vaughan, Mark Bradfxeld, Bob Kriner, Bill Dennis FOURTH ROW: Larry Haas, Ted McCullough, Bernard Buttrey, Fred deMiranda, Bob Northrop, Matt Beard, Keith Darling. NOT PICTURED: Steve Bullman. Things go better ... RAMBLIN', GAMBLIN' KEY CLUB OFFICERS are, (from the left): Mark Kuntz, president; Mr. Carpenter, advisor; Dave Boggs, treasurer; Mike Morris, 2nd Division Lt. Governor; Stan Tennant, vice president; Brian Dinsmoor, secretary. The jukebox is a source of profit for the club, pleasure for the students, and sometimes a headache for its sponsors. . . . promotes community service Mr. Otis Leggett, county Heart Fund chairman, accepts a $502.85 check from Dave Boggs, treasurer, and Mr. Carpen- ter, advisor. The money was raised by the Key Club, the Student Council, and the Heart Queen candidates. Vicki Cottrill, sophomore, was crowned Queen of Hearts at the Key Club Heart Dance March 1. Candidates were (1. to r.): Patti Deem, junior; Pam Smith, eighth; Vicki Cottrill, Queen; Janette Dearth, freshman; Suzanne Beard, seniot. 1 METEOROLOGY . I he Si udy of he Atmosphere Bill Weber (1.) displays the reflecting telescope he made for his Science Fair entry Telescope and Optics which won first place in the SMHS Science Fair. Terry Hawkins stands beside part of his weather station which he built for the project Meteorology, the study of the Atmosphere, the second place win- ner. The SMHS Fair was held February 28 in The Science Laboratory. Mike Cantwell (1.) holds his construction for Gears in Motion which won special honorable mention, and Mike Hammett shows the learning chart and part of the maze he made for his project Maze and Learning which was the third place winner. All four winners exhibited at the Salem Regional Science Fair March 19, 20, and 21. Science Club sponsors fair SCIENCE CLUB MEMBERS are, (left to right): Bill Wherry, vice president; Terry Hawkins, treasurer; Bill Weber, president; David Bills, David Jeffers, Gary Freshour, Mike Hammett, Paul Sparks, Mike Cantwell, Mark Mayfield, Fred Mulneix, Charles McBrayer, Roger Higgins, Larry Smith, Larry Miracle, Earl Stevens, secretary; Earl Seese, Mr. Anderson, sponsor. Biology Club BIOLOGY CLUB MEMBERS are, FIRST ROW, (from the left): Joe Pickens, treasurer; Randy Shingleton, Ron Pryor, vice president; Ray Straight. SECOND ROW; Duane Larsen, Charles Templeton, Greg Roby, Pam Cottrill, Beverly Hammett, Mr. Gettings, sponsor. THIRD ROW: Charlie Knight, Dwaine Barnes, Andy Statler, Joan Brown, secretary; Brenda Beane, Janet Westbrook. NOT PICTURED: Brent Tennant, president; Linda Harris, Harry Bradley, Tim Lamp. Music Appreciation MUSIC APPRECIATION CLUB MEMBERS are, (from left): Martha Tonkin, sergeant-at-arms; Gary Had- dox, secretary; Ronnie Mayfield, vice president; Bill Dennis, treasurer; Larry Haas, president; Mr. Allman, sponsor. America in Movies AMERICA IN MOVIES CLUB MEMBERS are, FRONT, (from left): Larry McEl- downey, vice president; Mrs. Heaton, sponsor. BACK: Phillip Shingleton, reporter; Moses Boley, secretary-treas- urer. NOT PICTURED: Miles Steele, president. GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION MEMBERS are, FIRST ROW, (from the left): Linda Ular, treasurer; Debbie Stevens, vice president; Sandra Cunningham, president; Janice Cronin, secretary. SECOND ROW: Miss Riggs, advisor; Becky Haddox, Lois Maston, Donna Powell, Linda Conaway, Debbie Harris. THIRD ROW: Sandra Holmes, Patricia Cosper, Jean Corbin, Jenny Phillips, Marsha Knight, Carolyn Dearth, Vivian Stat- ler. FOURTH ROW; Betty Owens, Cynthia Flowers, Kay Starcher, Debbie Miller, Joyce Trunk, Joyce Eddy. FIFTH ROW: Diane Butler, Sandra Stewart, Debbie McCutcheon, Sharon Locke, Vicki Cottrill, Jane Powell, Linda Moore, Becky Norvell, Barbara Powell. Miss Riggs receives a gift from the GAA at the club's annual Christmas party. Sandra Cunningham, president, presents the gift. Future Nurses of America FUTURE NURSES MEMBERS are, SEATED, (from left to right): Annette Clovis, vice president; Angela Clovis, president; Kathy Hall, secretary; Debbie Lamp, treasurer; Penny Cox, chaplain. SECOND ROW; Miss Riggs, sponsor; Betty Malone, Mary Lynn Bogard, Mrs. Swisher, sponsor. THIRD ROW; Diane Cunningham, Jackie Elder, Nelia Barnhart, Cynthia Flowers. FOURTH ROW: Phyllis Barnhart, Jennifer Bills, Susie Nicholas. FIFTH ROW; Joyce Trunk, Jane Adkins, Barbara Elder, Gladys Scadden. NOT PICTURED: Sue Statler, historian; Becky Ruckman, Debbie Summers, Barbara Cantwell, Sandy Binegar, Pat Lyne, Pam Rea, Margie Johnson, Faye Locke, Debbie Harris, Vicki Cottrill. The ideals and standards of nursing were emphasized at the installa- tion February 5. Shown here are the guests and officers attending the initiation ceremonies. Pep Club PEP CLUB MEMBERS are, FIRST ROW, (from left): Cheerleaders, Jennifer Phillips, June Yoho, Penny Grose, Susie Nicholas, Yvonne Horner, Sue Timmons. SECOND ROW: Beverly Fetty, Kathy Brammer, Mrs. Gettings, sponsor; John Reese, Patty Phillips. THIRD ROW: Bob Haas, Richard Sigler, Russell Pritchett, Scott Pryor, Jessie Danielson, Doug Miller, Randy Conaway, Tom Ferguson, Scott Rogan, David Kuntz, Brent Wilson, Max West, Tim Meeks. FOURTH ROW: Debbie-Miller, Nancy Pollock, Joyce Trunk, Margie Hart, Penny Smith, Linda Haas, Linda Homer, Martha Brammer, Marsha Knight, Kathy McCutcheon, Penny Shingleton, Charlotte Campbell, Richard Conaway. FIFTH ROW: Lesley Mosely, Pam Smith, Jackie Petty, Lisa Smith, Kim Martin, Carole Scadden, Alice Wilson, Diane Little, Debbie Hickman, Connie Fauss, Arlene Gorrell, Dora Lucas, Sandra Shultz. SIXTH ROW: Gloria Flowers, Gayla Gregg, Kandy Morrell, Mindy Bullman, Sue Clovis, Linda Dye, Carmen Mazon, Vivian Lamp, Mary Lynn Mattingly, Terri Davis, Nila Evans, Marcella Shingleton, Melinda Messman, Judy Hess, Cora Drake. SEVENTH ROW: Dinah Fauss, Debra Pinkerton, Diane Sole, Kathy McCurry, Kathy Simmons, Brenda Wise, Alesia Murray, Carla Maidens, Sarah Wagner, Margie Hammett. EIGHTH ROW: Jackie Statler, Mary Noland, Marilyn Noland, Barbara Nichols, Sharon Brookover, Janette Dearth, Mary Beth Dennis, Pam Terry, Mary Jo Wolfe, Sharon Runnion, Vicki Wagner, Denise Bills. NINTH ROW: Marlene Starcher, Darlene Starcher, Becky Timmcns, Linda Moore, Becky Norvell, Jerri Smith, Sonia Lamp, Diane Farren, Judy Cunningham, Pam Cox. TENTH ROW: Resea Bills, Betty Campbell, Sarah Bennett, Connie Dearth, Jayne Dearth, Kim Goolsby, Susan lllar, Karen McFadden, Betsy Butcher, Ronda Felter, Cheryl Cornell. ELEVENTH ROW: Linda Russell, Judy Kems, Pam Neely, Debbie Woodbum, Debbie Wolfe, Rosemary Pierce, Debbie McCullough, Tina Noland, Sylvia Little, Marlene Hescht, Kathy Pinkerton, Pam Shultz, Carolyn Davis, Cindy Simmons. 134 Art Club ART CLUB MEMBERS are, SEATED, (from left): Debbie Pinkerton, Darlene Hescht, Barbara Malone, sec- retary-treasurer; Miss Strickling, advisor; Mrs, Weber, assistant; Lynn Bradfield, president; Rita Boley, Deloris Owens. STANDING: Sue Lynn Snyder, Wanda Boley, Karen Gessner, Kathy Zipf, Martha Pierce, Lulu Boley, Glenda Childers, Gladys Scadden, Mike Carr, Darrell Campbell, Gilda Childers, David Cronin, Sherry Barker, Mary Sue Bills. NOT PICTURED: Mike Carney, vice president; Diane Kelley, Ronnie Fry, Dora Lucas, Teresa Smith. Game Club GAME CLUB MEMBERS are, FIRST ROW, (from left to right): Neal Amett, Jeff Williamson, Randy Gregg, John Thacker, Mis. Webb, advisor. SECOND ROW: Ralph Northcraft, president; Larry McCune, Danny Roby, Glen Vogel, Chuck Meyer. THIRD ROW: Cameron Balmain, Oliver Little, Steve Cox, Jerry Morris, Mike Kelly. NOT PICTURED: Walter De Marco, treasurer; Jay Renner, secretary; Clyde Little, David McCullough, Jim Richardson, Thomas Thacker, John Hess, Brian Dinsmoor, Virgil Starcher, Rex Knight, Bobby Furr. 135 Rifle Safety Club The object of the Rifle Safety Club is to teach the thirty members the proper handling of firearms. The newly formed club follows the National Rifle Association guide with the help of Conservation Officer Lewis, and when the course is completed, the boys will receive the NRA Patch and certificate. Archery Club ARCHERY CLUB MEMBERS are, FIRST ROW, (from left to right): Alex Ular, Quentin Carpenter, Mark Carpenter, Danny Pitts, president; Alan Murray, Allen Simmons, Chuck Bowie, Mike Miller. SECOND ROW; Mark Davis, Jim Morrell, Glen Satterfield, Bob Stewart, Van Grose, Kim Knight, Bob Bills, Diana Sole, Virginia Hicks, Rosemary Pierce, Linda Ingram, Linda Russell. THIRD ROW; Mr. Howard, advisor; John Vogel, Louis Harmon, Gary Johnson, Blaine Vogel, Wayne Mulneix, Mike Clough, Roger Pierce, Greg Hall, Larry Johnson, Dennis West, Debbie Wolfe. 136 RIFLE SAFETY CLUB MEMBERS are, FIRST ROW, (from left): Mike Barron, secretary-treasurer; Jay Barron, vice president; Ed Campbell, president. SECOND ROW: Mr. Lewis, sponsor; Jack Yoho, Barry Hamilton, Roger Pryor, Larry Wolfe, Nick Reed, David Doak, Willaim Hart, Mark Miller. THIRD ROW: Mr. Maxwell, sponsor; Steve Wilson, Kevin Wince, John Maston, Rodney Cornell, Matthew Beard, Chuck Knight, Keith McFadden. FOURTH ROW; Mr. Webb, sponsor; Elmer Bums, Bryon Powell, Lee Waggon- er, Gary Hall, Charles Powell, Wade Sigler, Randy Cochrane, Barry Nichols. . . . fwo new clubs aroused interest Alex Ular can't face the Carpenter version of William Tell. 137 Future Homemakers of America FHA MEMBERS are, (from the left), FIRST ROW: Reva Kester, historian; Sarah Morrell, reporter; Shirley Boley, treasurer; Ella Bills, president; Patsy McCutheon, vice president of public recreation; Mrs. Bryant, sponsor. SECOND ROW; Vickie Sparks, Janlin Bills, Debbie Gilbert, Pam Carney, Debbie Worstell, Debbie Boley, Lola Owens, Elaine Campbell, Sue Bunner. THIRD ROW: Patsy Wells, Phyllis Barnhart, Anita Wise, Carolyn Satterfield, Dorothy Sunderman, Diana Wells, Katy Bennett, Rae Nell Bettem. FOURTH ROW: Joan Bowie, Debbie Smith, Madonna Lamp, Vickie Bennett, Debbie Sparks, Janet Dearth, Kathy Giboney, Stephanie Byers. FIFTH ROW: Tracy Smith, Patricia Mayo, Pat Barnhart, Nancy Bunner, Kathy Blouir, Pam Boley, Rosemary Bailey, Kathy Meeks, Brenda Ullman, Sally Davis. NOT PICTURED: Joyce Bowie, secretary; Janet McGee, vice president of projects; Karen Steele, vice-president of public relations; Linda Locke, Debbie Cornell, Gail Smith, Margie Hart. Red Rose Queen Joyce Bowie, senior, was crowned Queen of the Red Rose Ball February 15. This year's candidates were, (from left): Debbie Gilbert, eighth; Janlin Bills, freshman; Joyce Bowie, Queen; Diana Wells, junior; Pam Carney, sophomore. Forensic Club FORENSIC CLUB MEMBERS are, FIRST ROW, (from left): Susie Beard, Gloria Cunningham, Jean Corbin, Shelia Green. SECOND ROW: Lou Abicht, Ginger Nichols, Debbie Stevens, Linda Ferguson, Debbie Summers, Mr. Backus, sponsor. THIRD ROW: Danny Alderman, Mike Cox, Keith White, Tom Little, Cameron Balmain. FOURTH ROW: Mark Smith, Ronnie Smith, Wesley McCune, John Wilson, Brian Dinsmoor, Charlie Robey. NOT PICTURED: Jim Cochrane, John Smith, Fred deMiranda. Ginger Nichols, oral interpre- tation entry, attended the State Drama Festival at West Virginia University March 27, 28, and 29. Debaters Keith White and Debbie Stevens en- tered the State Forensic Tournament at West Virginia University in Morgantown. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA are, FIRST ROW, (from left): Ginger Nichols, president; Linda Ferguson, historian; Dianne Brammer, Jeanne Wince, secretary; Mrs. Ingram, sponsor. SECOND ROW; Linda Bills, Mike Truex, Gary Haddox, Mike Cox, vice president. THIRD ROW: Danny Snider, Dave Boggs, Wesley McCune, parliamentarian; Mike Westbrook. NOT PICTURED: Lou Abicht, treasurer; Connie Butler, Sharon Higgins, Wendy Little. Future Teachers of America Future Teachers' activities included: Teacher for a Day in February; designing the bulletin boards for American Education Week in November and for the April Teach- ing Career Month; and participation at the Glen ville Regional FT A and SEA Convention, April 17. 140 FELLOWSHIP OF CHRISTIAN ATHLETES MEMBERS are, FIRST ROW, (from left): lim Cochrane, Joe Safety, Eddie Wilson. SECOND ROW: Susie Nicholas, secretary-treasurer; Tom Little, Charlie Robey, Marvin Lamm, June Yoho, Bobby Northrop, Sam Wagner, Sue Timmons, Bernard Buttrey, Stanley Tennant, Mr. Anderson, sponsor. THIRD ROW: Coach Criddle, sponsor; Fred DeMiranda, Mike Morris, president; Stanton Terry, Bob Kriner, Kent Snyder, Rick Lemley, vice president; Yvonne Horner. NOT PICTURED: Kathy Brammer. Reading Club READING CLUB MEMBERS are, (from left): Alvin Lucas, Ricky Lamb, Dale Cornell, Mrs. Catherine Simonton, David Hamrick, Ronnie Pinkerton, vice president; Edward Liller, Margaret Matheny, presi- dent; Roger Bunner, Randy Sparks, Ernie Liller, Mrs. Susan Cornell, Mike Childers, Lex Boley, secre- tary-treasurer. NOT PICTURED: Janice Farson, Edgar Satterfield, Kim Knight, Carl Wells, Roy Williamson. 141 Future Farmers of America MEMBERS OF THE FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA CLUB are, (from left), FIRST ROW: Frank Bills, Johnny Gregg. Chester Lough, president; Roger Hall, secretary; Richard Bills, vice president; Malcolm Winland, Kenny Homer, sentinel. SECOND ROW: Mr. Long, sponsor; Benny Boley, treasurer; Allen DeLancey, Larry Dennis, Mike Higgins, Larry Bills, Doug Hescht, Charles Lamp. THIRD ROW: Steve Wilson, Glenn Mc- Braver, David Doak, Clyde Scadden, Jerry Chipps, Denzil Campbell. FOURTH ROW; Mike Brady, Paul Kline, Mike Bills, Mike Felter, Steve Blouir, Delbert Buchanan. NOT PICTURED; Henry Barnhart, Steve Bunner, Carl DeLancey, Tom Lamp, Steve Noland, Allen Peckens, Raymond Taylor, Jack Vaughn, Kevin Winland. David Doak is shown with his pure bred Black Angus heifer which he received from the FFA as part of the chapter's Beef Ring Project. Golf Club r rcc «' GOLF CLUB MEMBERS are, FIRST ROW, (from left to right): David Farson, Tim Sweeney, Rodney Ullman, Tim Brammer, Kevin Miller, Neal Price, Tim Ambrose, George McCune, Chuck Landsettle, SECOND ROW; Sam Yoho, Charles Templeton, James Boughner, Gary Little, Fred Barley, Joe Wilson, Emilio Siazon, vice presi- dent; Pat Boyles, president; Joe Safety, David Wilson, Doug Oldfield, Doug Olds, David Hughes, Cameron Balmain, Terry Ball, Coach Graham, sponsor. VICA Club VICA CLUB MEMBERS are, FIRST ROW, (from left to right); Steve Hackathom, secretary; Benny Winland, treas- urer; Woody Sauers, president; Gary Maston, parliamentarian; Bill Moore, Billy Dalrymple, reporter. SECOND ROW; Mike Hooper, Bob Winland, Jimmy Nichols, Lawrence Shultz, David Nichols, Gary Stewart, Steve Jeffers, Keith Dearth, Johnny Moore, Mr. Reed, sponsor. NOT PICTURED; Brent Martin, Joe West, Steve Statler. VICA stands for Vocational Industrial Clubs of America. The St. Marys club was formed this year. Safety Club SAFETY CLUB MEMBERS are, FIRST ROW, (from left): Betty Malone, Beverly Fetty, Sue Timmons, Linda Simon, Terri Doak, Suzie Beard, Debbie Miller. SECOND ROW: Dorothy Sunderman, Vickie Bennett, Jackie Statler, Phyllis Barnhart, Gladys Scadden, Emma Fulmer, Wesley McCune, Mike Cox, Matt Beard, Bernard Buttrey, Rich Morris. THIRD ROW: Linda Ular, Becky Norvell, Kaye Starcher, Carmen Danielson, Barbara Cantwell, Sandy Binegar, Carol McFadden, Nila Evans, Gloria Cunningham, Norma Boley, 1 ara Neely. FOURTH ROW: Linda Conaway, Patsy Wells, Pam Carney, Vickie Sparks, Connie Ferrel, Debbie Boley, Sue Bunner, Lois Maston, Sheila Green, Pam Rea, Berylann Hammett. FIFTH ROW: Denzil Camp- bell, Karon Steele, Cynthia Flowers, Melody Shingleton, Pam Boley, Debbie Cornell, Carolyn Brunner, Carolyn Dearth, Linda Horner, Linda Cronin, Faye Locke. SIXTH ROW: Mike Felter, Rodney Cornell, Malcolm Winland, Neil Price, Randy Knight, Chuck Myer, Clyde Little, John Vogel, Rex Knight, Linda Moore, Debra Harris, Vickie Cottrill. These students were first and second semester driver education students. Sponsors are Mr. Adkins, instructor, and Mr. Huffman. Etiquette Club ETIQUETTE CLUB MEMBERS are, FIRST ROW, (from left): Brenda Shingleton, presi- dent; Mrs. Spencer, sponsor; Valerie Dotson, secretary-treasurer. SECOND ROW: Melody Shingleton, Vicky Bettem, Dian Bailey, Hazel Smith. THIRD ROW: Linda Hescht, Leota Maston, Betty Cornell, Crystal Bennett, Irene Lucas. NOT PICTURED: Peggy Flesher, vice president; Barbara Elder, Nila Evans, Diana Starcher, Joann Peckens. . . . the SMHS Marching Band 147 BARBARA JOHNNA DIANA JOYCE TERESA JEANNE WATSON HAMMETT CUNNINGHAM TRUNK CONAWAY FLOWER Color guard is mark of distinction Director MR. HAROLD DAVIS Drum Major's Whistle is sound of authority GARY HADDOX RONNIE E. SMITH DRUM MAJOR ASSISTANT ANN YOHO Majorettes add flare LIZ TAYLOR BEVERLY petty ANNETTE CLOVIS ANGELA CLOVIS SANDRA WEST PLATOON 1, Sergeant Larry Haas. RANK ONE: Jeanne Flower, Kathy Hall, Teresa Conaway, Sandra West. RANK TWO: Lynn Bogard, Brenda Beane, Leota Maston, Sharon Higgins. RANK THREE: Patsy McCutcheon, Pam Rea, Kay Starcher, Berylann Hammett. RANK FOUR: Jane Ann Hammett, Norma Boley, Neila Barnhart, Janice Cronin. RANK FIVE: Corporal Adele Watson, Penny Hammett, Jim Lowther. platoons create PLATOON 2, Sergeant John Thacker. RANK ONE. Angela Clovis, Suzanne Hammett, Vivian Sparks, Diana Cunningham. RANK TWO: Mark Bradfield, Faye Locke, Jenny Neely, Patricia Cosper. RANK THREE: Debbie Davis, Diane Butler, Marilyn Noland, Jean Hendrickson. RANK FOUR: Richard Morris, Teresa Reed, Anita Sweeney, Jo Ann Haaker. RANK FIVE: Ronnie Smith, Steve Cox, Corporal Tom Ingram. PLATOON 3, Sergeant Neal Arnett. RANK ONE: Ann Yoho, Diane Hall, Joyce Trunk, Beverly Fetty. RANK TWO: Linda Simon, Jean McFarland, Mary Alice Noland, Diane Brammer. RANK THREE Jack Vaughn, Margie Johnson, Elaine Hallbrook, Lois Farson. RANK FOUR: Randy Gregg, Steve Eddy, Jeanie Corbin, Debbie Summers. RANK FIVE: Terri Doak, Corporal Mike Cox, Wesley McCune. . . . competitive spirit Members of PLATOON 4 were awarded special citation cords for marching precision in platoon competition. Ser- geant Benny Winland. RANK ONE: Barbara Watson, Liz Taylor, Annette Clovis, Johnna Hammett. RANK TWO: Penny Cox, Janet Westbrook, Steve Hackathom, Teresa Eddy. RANK THREE: Jackie Elder, Emma I ulmer, blaine Ruckman, Becky Ruckman. RANK FOUR: Patricia Spencer, Jackie Broadwater, Sonia Lamp, Debbie Miller. RANK FIVE: Bill Mercer, Roger Gregg, Pat Lyne, Corporal John Dennis. Staff Seniors FIRST ROW (from left): Mr. Davis, director; Larry Haas, sergeant; Ann Yoho, guide majorette; John Thacker, sergeant; Tom Ingram, Adele Watson, Mike Cox, corporals; Johnna Hammett, guide color guard; Neal Arnett, sergeant. TOP ROW; Gary Haddox, drum major; Benny Winland, sergeant; Ron Smith, assistant drum major; Benny Winland, sergeant; Ron Smith, assistant drum major; John Dennis, corporal. 152 From our ranks emerge leaders . . . V Officers t I OFFICERS ARE (from left): John Dennis, secretary; John Thacker, president; Benny Winland, vice president; Johnna Hammett, treas- urer. . . . and . . . those who will soon depart forever GROUND LEVEL (from left): Larry Haas, Barbara Watson, Debbie Davis, Lynn Bogard, Terri Doak, Penny Cox, Linda Simon, Kathy Hall, Lois Farson, Becky Ruckman, Jean Hendrickson, Leota Maston, Marilyn Noland, Wesley McCune, Patsy McCutcheon. SECOND ROW: Patricia Spencer,Sharon Higgins, Johnna Hammett, Neal Arnett, Randy Gregg, Diane Brammer, John Thacker, Bill Mercer, Annette Clovis, Gary Haddox, Ann Yoho, Angela Clovis. ON HOOD: Jackie Elder, Jeanne Flower. 153 TRUMPETS David Farson Gary Freshour Mike Hammett Louis Harmon Donna Lamp Vivian Lamp Carla Maidens Alesia Murray Linda Russell Max West TROMBONES Gary Hall Ronnie Pryor Bill Weber CLARINETS Denyse Bills Lynn Brad fie Id Mindy Bullman Stephanie Byers Michael Carr Pam Cox Joyce Eddy Dinah Fauss Debbie Gilbert Judy Kerns Diana Little Sharon Locke Carmen Mazon Kandy Morrell Kathy McCurry Jane Powell Debbie Smith Lisa Smith Pam Shultz Diana Sole Sandra Stewart Darlene Starcher Becky Timmons Vicki Wagner Brenda Wise Debbie Woodbum Debbie Wolfe Mary Jo Wolfe Kathy Zipf FLUTES Margaret Cox Sally Davis Terri Davis Connie Fauss Beverly Hammett Mary Lynn Mattingly Leslie Mosely Sue Lynn Snyder PERCUSSION Tim Brammer Steve Cox Cheryl Dearth David Maston Nick Reed Pam Smith SAXOPHONES Sue Clovis Linda Dye Margie Hammett Debbie Hickman Jackie Petty Marlene Starcher BASSES Jesse Danielson Tom Thacker OBOE Karen Gessner MAJORETTES AND DRUM MAJOR (from left), are . Carla Maidens, Mary Lynn Mattingly, Terri Davis, Nick Reed, Pam Smith, Mindy Bullman, Jackie Petty. DEVILAIRE STAGE BAND MEMBERS are, (from left) : FRONT ROW: Annette Clovis, Debbie Summers, Debbie Davis, Emma Fulmer, Norma Boley. SECOND ROW: John Dennis, Roger Gregg, Steve Eddy, Jack Vaughn, Dale Boggs, Jim Lowther, Tom Ingram. STANDING: Mr. Davis, director; Bill Mercer, Adele Watson, Ronnie Smith. AT PIANO: Teresa Eddy, Mark Bradfield. Devilaires add color, sparkle, and swing to student life The 1968-69 Devilaires participated in these meetings, and added their interpretation of today's sounds to all home basketball games. At the Dance Band Festival in Charleston, March 8, the band received an excellent rating. 155 Concert Choir Let music swell the breeze, and ring from all the trees. Officers OFFICERS are (from left), FIRST ROW: Mr. Allman, director; Barbara Watson, secre- tary-treasurer; Linda Ferguson, Gary Haddox, robe custodians. TOP ROW: Larry Haas, president; Bill Dennis, vice president; Jane Ann Hammett, librarian. NOT PICTURED: Patsy McCutcheon, librarian. SOPRANOS (from left) are, FIRST ROW: Beth McHenry, Barbara Watson, Barbara Powell, Jeri Smith, Katy Langford. SECOND ROW: Nelia Barnhart, Sarah Morrell, Renee Kiester, Janlin Bills, Janice Cronin, Sandra West, Sandra Holmes, Linda lllar. THIRD ROW: Wendy Little, Patsy McCutcheon, Edith Claypool, Barbara Cantwell, Mary Noland, Patricia Mayo, Carmen Danielson, Debbie Cornell, Janette Dearth. FOURTH ROW: Linda Ferguson, June Yoho, Sandra Cunningham, Carol McFadden, Penny Grose, Ann Yoho, Linda Keyes, Vivian Sparks, Nancy Pollock. happy voices blend freely ALTOS (from left) are, FRONT ROW: Pat Myers, Jane Ann Hammett, Barbara Nichols, Adele Watson. SECOND ROW: Emma Fulmer, Linda Conaway, Mary Beth Dennis, Suzanne Hammett. THIRD ROW: Karen Hooper, Debbie Stevens, Joan Brown, Becky Norvell, Debra Harris. TENORS AND BASSES (from left) are, FIRST ROW: Dave Cronin, Bob Haas, Marvin Lamn, Roger Pryor, Barry Nichols. SECOND ROW: Greg Roby, Keith White, Larry Haas, John Hess, Eddie McGee. THIRD ROW: John Dennis, Ron Mayfield, Danny Vannoy, Bill Dennis, Gary Haddox. FOURTH ROW: Steve Noland, Mike Clough, Bill Mercer, Dan Pitts, Tom Ingram. Singing Christmas tree adds to holiday festivity December 21, 1968 Octet OCTET MEMBERS (from left) are, SEATED: Ann Yoho, Larry Haas, Bill Dennis, Wes- ley McCune, pianist; Suzanne Hammett, A dele Watson. STAND- ING: Barbara Watson, Gary Haddox, Bill Mercer. 161 Student Council SC MEMBERS (from left), SEATED: Jane Ann Hammett, Principal Ingram, advisor; Stan Tennant, Mike Morris, Elizabeth Taylor. FIRST ROW: Linda Moore, Joe Locke, Larry Haas, Penny Grose, Brian Dinsmoor, Ron Mayfield, Penny Cox, Ginger Nichols, Patty Phillips, Debbie McCullough. SECOND ROW: Gary Little, Mary Lee Taylor, Fred deMiranda, John Smith, Susie Nicholas, Debbie Summers, Sue Timmons, Carmen Danielson, Teresa Eddy. THIRD ROW: Mike Deem, Faye Locke, Marcella Shingleton, Debbie Woodbum, Mike Brady, Doug Oldfield, Scott Rogan, Lucille Willis, Vicki Wagner, Steve Cox, Berylann Hammett. FOURTH ROW: Alesia Murray, Joan Brown, Diana Cunningham, Richard Conaway, Lewis Houser, Jack Yoho, Steve Eddy, Greg Hall, Leslie Mosely, Pam Smith, Steve Hill. NOT PICTURED: Ella Bills, Pat Myers, Earl Stevens. Council Is Voice . . . The ever-faithful record player is always present at the sock hop! It's a rock-out as SMHS students wiggle and gyrate to the wild strains of Indian Giver! The 1968-69 Student Council sponsored Belle ac- tivities, class decorating contest, at home basket- ball games, benefits for the March of Dimes, the Heart Fund, and Project Wake-up Deloris. Fund raising projects for the Student Council include oper- ation of the school supply machines, and holding sock hops. of SMHS students SC OFFICERS are, (from left): Elizabeth Taylor, secretary; Stan Tennant, president; Mike Morris, vice president; Jane Ann Hammett, treasurer. 163 (the Suninr (flass presents Meet Me in Js t. lEmtts’ Jfebnmr 22, 1969 A three-act comedy set in 1904 at the opening of the St. Louis World's Fair. Directed by Mrs. Ann Bradfield. Lon and Lucille Smith family portrait Guys and gals 'Everything will turn out alright. Oww! CAST Mr. Smith------- Mis. Smith-------- Rose------------ Esther ---------- Agnes----------- Tootie---------- Lon -------------- Grandpa Prophater Katie------------- Mrs. Waughop - - Ida Boothby----- John Shephard — Fred Gregory---- Lucille Pentard - ■ Mr. Dodge------- Mr. Duffy------- Conductor - - — - - Mark Brad field Diana Cunningham ------Sandra West ■ -Elizabeth Taylor - - Adele Watson — Yvonne Horner - - Eddie Vaughn - Ronnie E. Smith -----Jeanne Wince ------Penny Smith • -Barbara Cantwell ------John Wilson - Bernard Buttrey Suzanne Hammett ------John Dennis ------Joe Safety ------Bill Moore Katie, the cook; Mr. Duffy, and Mrs. Waughop, a neighbor. Jane Ann Hammett, student director, and Mrs. Bradfield. Well done! And don't ever come back! 1 helped her stuff it! Enthusiastic journalists set to work early and staged a paint-in one Saturday in September. Business Manager Angela Bayer and Editor Mary Lynn Bogard work on Argus layout. The Argus Staff These people contribute monthly to the sch- ool paper, FRONT ROW: Gloria Cunning- ham, Sue Statler, Mary Lynn Bogard. SECOND ROW: Penny Cox, Sharon Higgins, Jeanne Wince, Suzanne Beard, Debbie Davis, Jeanne Flower. THIRD ROW: Diana Cunningham, Angela Bayer, Becky Ruck- man, Kathy Hall, Jackie Elder. FOURTH ROW: Jim Cochrane, Dave Boggs, John Wilson, Mark Brad field. NOT PICTURED: Diane Starcher, Ginger Nichols. Mis. Helen Weber, advisor, deliberates over a layout. Still we work for dear old high school and the . . . Sharon Higgins BUSINESS Jackie Elder CLASSES Sue Statler ADVERTISING Becky Ruckman CLASSES Dave Boggs SPORTS Kathy Hall CLASSES Purple and the Cold. Jeanne Flower ACTIVITIES Angela Bayer HONORS Lynn Bogard CLUBS Suzanne Beard CIRCULATION Ginger Nichols ASSISTANT Penny Cox ASSISTANT YEARBOOK EDITOR Debbie Davis (right) makes last minute correct- ions on a picture for an important deadline. 168 The S Club sponsored basketball queens were chosen by a penny a vote. CLASS QUEENS are, (from left): Mary Lynn Mattingly, eighth grade; Beverly Fetty, jun- ior; Penny Grose, senior; and Penny Hammett, sopho- more. Basketball Queens Black Walnut Representative 170 Senior Ann Yoho, left, was Pleasants coun- ty's representative to the Black Walnut Festival at Spencer. mm FLOWER BASKET Flowers for every occasion Arrangements by CHARLES and MARIE Phone: 684-3984 420 Second Street St. Marys, W. Va. 172 We Appreciate Your Patronage MICHAEL’S CLEANERS St. Marys West Virginia CANTWELL APPLIANCES St. Marys, West Virginia 304 Second Street MORRIS’ RESTAURANT Home of Good Food ROBERT and HELEN MORRIS CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF 1969 UNION CARBIDE SISTERSVILLE PLANT HI-WAY GRILLE Compliments of Broasted Chicken PHILLIPS PHARMACY Delicious Steaks Chops Private Banquet Rooms CHARLES and YVONNE LANDSETTLE DRUGS Phone 684-7000 St. Marys, W. Va. On the Corner 174 BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY SISTERSVILLE BOTTLING COMPANY ire YOU'LL FIND THE LOWEST FOOD BILL IN TOWN AT ST. MARYS FOOD GIANT FREE PARKING Privately Owned and Operated by BOB and BETTY COTTRILL CHOICE MEATS Open 9 a. m. to 9 p. m. Monday Thru Saturday 176 World's Number One Producer of Carbon Black' Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1969, and Best Wishes to All Students as They Continue Their Education. CABOT CABOT CORPORATION Ohio River Plant Route 2 Waverly, West Virginia 177 An Equal Opportunity Employer Best Wishes to the HORNER HARRISON Class of 1969 Parkersburg, W. Va. PARKETTE TRUCK STOP Men's and Boys' Clothing 4 Miles South on State Rt. 2 St. Marys, W. Va. RIGGS PLUMBING AND HEATING R. N. OGDIN LENNOX Heating - Cooling 54 and 104 - $1.00 STORE Hot Water Heating Water Softeners State Route Two Phone 684-3097 Belmont, W. Va. 178 St. Marys, W. Va. STERN’S Since 1898 Parkersburg, W. Va. Compliments of ROBINSON’S BARBER SHOP Phone 684-7541 St. Marys, W. Va. COMPLIMENTS OF RUTTENCUTTER FUNERAL HOME HARVEY H. HATFIELD Director St. Marys, W. Va. Compliments Compliments of of SQUARE DEAL ELLIS BOYLES SHOE SHOP and WESTERN AUTO THE DUCHESS STORE BEAUTY SHOP THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Deposits Insured FDIC St. Marys, West Virginia OFFICERS B. F. WEEKLEY E. TURNER FLEMING DUDLEY WHITE EDGAR B. FLEMING Pres ident Inactive Vice President Cashier and Trust Officer Assistant Cashier DIRECTORS JOSEPH E. CORBITT C. S. DILLON DENTON DINSMOOR E. T. FLEMING C. P. INGRAM R. E. HENDRICKS DUDLEY WHITE L. C. WAGNER B. F. WEEKLEY 180 GRANT-JEFFERSON LIONS CLUB PLEASANTS COUNTY'S FIRST LIONS CLUB Belmont, West Virginia International Representative P. D. G. , E. E. Simonton Deputy District Governor, Claude Price LIBERTY INTELLIGENCE - OUR NATION’S SAFETY Robert Kiester President Daniel Allman First Vice President Otis Leggett Second Vice President Don Haas Third Vice President E. E. Simonton Secretary Gary Cunningham Asst. Secretary William Grose Director Arthur Kiester Director Edgar Fleming Immed. Past President Jacob Moore, Jr. T reasurer Charles Landsettle Roland Fauss George Knight Lion Tamers Richard Hammett Floyd Cross Asst. Lion Tamers Larry Beckett Gerald Street Tail Twisters Douglas Dale John Riggs Asst. Tail Twisters Norman Northrop Director John Kelly Director Dedicated to serving Youth and the Less Fortunate with special attention to Sight Conservation. Continuous Sponsorship of a Boy Scout Troop. Sponsored the John Phillip Sousa annual Band Award. Sponsored all summer camping programs for local youth. Sponsored Area Boy Scout Camporee for two years. Sponsored Area Girl Scout Camporee. Has actively supported every school bond and special levy. The boys and girls of St. Marys High School may depend upon the continued support and help of the Grant-Jefferson Lions Club. 181 CLOVIS MOTOR COMPANY Phone: 684-2456 St. Marys, W. Va. 3rd and Washington Street E5 BEN FRANKLIN Second Street St. Marys, W. Va. BROUGHTON’S FARM DAIRY INC. ALDERMAN’S AUTO SUPPLY Main Street Belmont, W. Va. 182 P. G. and ROGER Your Friendly Department Store in Parkersburg HOLLANDSWORTH Quality and Service since 1900 Class Rings, Announcements, Cards Gowns, Diplomas, Medals, and Trophies Stationer to the Class of 1969 Box 375 Tel. 622-7304 Clarksburg, W. Va. Best Wishes to the Class of 1969! MRS. R. A. HALL, FLORIST 205 Bills Street St. Marys, W. Va. BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1969 CONTINENTAL SYSTEM A happy future does not depend on whether you have a brilliant career or break records but on the sort of person you are. WEST VIRGINIA TELEPHONE COMPANY 183 COMPLIMENTS OF H. A. CARPENTER AMERICAN CYANAMID COMPANY Willow Island, W. Va. “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. 185 CANTERBURY’S SHOE STORE 5710 Grand Central Avenue Vienna, W. Va. Shoes for Young Adults, Ladies and Gentlemen CITY NEWS Shop Ohio Valley's Most Beautiful Newsstand Magazines - Books - Greeting Cards and Sundries St. Marys, W. Va. MITCHELL’S RADIO AND TELEVISION Motorola Sales and Service SHOULDIS DEPARTMENT STORE Good Luck - Class of '69 From HAZEL ('46) and LEO (’47) St. Marys Sistersville FLOWER INSURANCE AGENCY 186 New Martinsville Downtown St. Marys West Virginia Compliments of WILSON’S SPEED WASH Belmont, W. Va. WATSON LUMBER COMPANY St. Marys, W. Va. H. E. SNYDER SERVICE STATION Quaker State and Goodyear Products STOUT’S DRUG STORE Dependable Service Since 1897 Parkersburg, West Virginia FRANK DEEM CHEVROLET 602 Second Street Telephone: 684-2248 St. Marys, West Virginia LOOK FOR THIS SIGN QUAKER state PRODUCTS A Great Gasoline WE OK 'ALL'' OIL Co. CREDIT CARDS 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. EVERLY SISTERS JERRY NORVELL’S Ladies' Apparel 506 Main Street St. Marys, W. Va. (fiso) DEALER Compliments of HI-WAY MOTEL Expert Lubrication, Brake, and Muffler Service Phone 684-7783 St. Marys, W. Va. Your Business Appreciated Printing that Pleases Always and All Ways ORACLE Sears Parkersburg's Favorite Shopping Center PRINTING CO. 400 Fifth Street Phone 422-8511 - Publishers - ST. MARYS ORACLE Congratulations to the Class of 1969 PLEASANTS COUNTY LEADER QUICK SHOP MARKET When you run out, run in! 684-7756 Belmont, W. Va. 190 MRS. LEO STILLWELL, Manager YOU'LL ENJOY MORE CONVENIENCE-CLEANLINESS-! Monongahela Power A Part of the Allegheny Power System EMBEE’S Your Store of Specialty Shops 529 Market Street Parkersburg, West Virginia Phone: GA 2-2625 Special Orders Made ■■■■■■ ammmmmr ■■■■a .____J '■■■am iammmmrnm ■■■■■■if ■■■' T (Jowl T? £4 uptio v Centex, $rXl FREE DELIVERY Phone 684-7516 St. Marys West Virginia Department Store Parkersburg, West Virginia 191 HIGGINS GROCERY Groceries and Meats NEWPORT LUMBER Phone 684-3814 St. Marys, W. Va. AND COAL COMPANY Paints, Lumber, Compliments of A. H. STANLEY AND COMPANY St. Marys, W. Va. Millwork, Hardware, Fiberglass Telephone: 473-2641 Newport, Ohio 192 STARCHER’S Esso. ST. MARYS MOTEL (Quality Courts) Third Street St. Marys, W. Va. BULLMAN’S PLUMBING APPLIANCES Tires, Batteries, and Accessories U-Haul Dealer Home of Name Brand Appliances Zenith Gibson Maytag Hotpoint Phone: 684-7770 St. Marys, W. Will he take the right road? On the threshold of his career. He can go in many directions. We think the right road is here in West Virginia. Our young people need new jobs and greater opportunities. This is one of the reasons Hope Natural Gas has a vigorous industrial development program to bring new enterprises into West Virginia. That young man is one of our state’s most valuable resources. We want him to stay here. ♦ W HOPE NATURAL GAS COMPANY A OlViSlON OF CONSOUOATEO GAS SUPPLY CORPORATION Va. Second Street Phone 684-2915 Compliments Compliments of of SNIDER’S FULKS SPORTING EXTERMINATING GOODS INC. SERVICE Everything in Sporting Goods Phone 684-7807 St. Marys, W. Va. 417 North 4th Street Clarksburg, W. Va. THE FARMERS SUPPLY STORE INC. CORNELL’S JEWELRY Feed, Seed, Fertilizer, Silverware, Watches, Clocks, and Farm Supplies Speidel Bands, Leather Straps, Artcarved Diamonds, and Jewelry Phone 684-7228 St. Marys SMITH’S GULF STATION Phone 684-7779 St. Marys, W. Va. 194 FRIENDLY COURTEOUS SERVICE St. Marys, West Virginia Telephone 684-7234 Compliments of SWEENEY’S SERVICE STATION Phone 684-7807 St. Marys, W. Va. DAVE’S SOHIO End of St. Marys Bridge Newport, Ohio Phone 473-9602 CENTRAL OFFICE SUPPLY Marietta, Ohio 231 Second Street Marietta, Ohio 45750 Phone 614-373-6987 195 JOSTEN’S MIKE AND STEVE POSEY Josten's Representatives Box 6 Burnsville West Virginia Phone: 853-2554 Office 853-2524 Home VISIT OUR MODERN BANKING FACILITIES THE PLEASANTS COUNTY BANK DRIVE-IN WINDOW Open During Bank Hours and Friday Evenings, 6 to 8. Second Street St. Marys, W. Va. 197 THE hOMe INSURANCE AGENCY St. Marys - Sistersville KATHRYN INGRAM, Agent Call 684-7616 417 1 2 Second Street 60 Years Endurance Speaks For Our Insurance Compliments of ECONOMY FOOD MARKET Corner of Cherry and Dewey Avenue RICHARD and PEGGIE DALE, Owners St. Marys, West Virginia Where Thrift Meets MODERN FASHION St. Marys, West Virginia Harrisville Spencer Ripley New Martinsville ZIPF HARDWARE COMPANY 1878 - Ninety-One Years of Service - 1969 Hardware Wallpaper Gifts Plumbing Supplies Electrical Appliances Paints and Varnishes Phone 684-3600 St. Marys, W. Va. LYNN and MARK BRADFIELD Invite You to Visit 'THE CAGE' in ZIPF'S HARDWARE For All the Latest Hits in Records Index Abicht, Lou 30,34,139,140 Adams, Don 31 Adkins, Jane 62,133 Adkins, Robert 22,144 Alderman's Auto Supply 182 Alderman, Danny 34,139 Allman, Daniel 22,131,158,159 Ambrose, Irving 18 Ambrose, Timothy 78,107,143 American Cyanamid 185 America In Movies 131 Anderson, Newton 22,130,141 Archery Club 136 Argus 166 Arnett, Neal 34,135,151,152, 153 Art Club 135 Bacus, Dencil 22,139 Bailey, Diane 30,62,144 Bailey, Rosemary 50,138 Ball, Terry 62,101,118,143 Balmain, Cameron 34,90,93,135, 139.143 Band 146,157 Barker, Sherry 78, 135 Bark will, Virginia 22,89 Barley, Fred 62,88,114,118,143 Barnes, Dwaine 70,107,131 Barnhart, Gilbert 31 Barnhart, Henry 70,142 Barnhart, Nelia 62,127,133,150, 160 Barnhart, Patty 30,50,138 Barnhart, Phyllis 30,62,88,91,133, 138.144 Barron, Jay 62,100,114,137 Barron, Mike 70,107,115,137 Baseball, 1968 119 Basketball 108-115 Bayer, Angela 34,89,92,93,94, 95,126,166 Beane, Brenda 70,131,150 Beard, Matt 62,91,101,114,116, 128.137.144 Beard Suzanne 34, 92,127, 129,139, 144,166,167 Beaver, Debbie 70,134 Ben Franklin 182 Bennett, Crystal 62,144 Bennett, Katy 78,138 Bennett, Norma 34,134 Bennett, Sarah 78,134 Bennett, Truman 70 Bennett, Vickie 62,138,144 Bettem, Rae Nell 70,138 Bettem, Vicky 34,144 Betty Lee Shoppe 195 Bills, David 78,107,130 Bills, Denyse 70, 134,154 Bills, Ella Jane 35,138,162 Bills, Frank 50,142 Bills, Janlin 60, 138, 160 Bills, Jennifer 62,133 Bills, Larry 76,142 Bills, Linda 35,140 Bills, Mary Sue 78,135 Bills, Mike 76, 142 Bills, Resea 78, 134 Bills, Richard 50, 142 Bills, Robert 62,114,136 Bills, Victor 35,144 Binegar, Sandra 50,90,93,127, 133,144 Binegar, Teresa 63,127 Biology Club 131 Blouir, Kathy 78,138 Blouir, Steve 35,142 Bogard, Lynn 35,89,90,92,93,94, 126,133,150,153,166,167 Boggs, Dale 63,91,93,155 Boggs, Dave 35,86,89,90,92,109, 111,116, 128,129,140,166,167 Boley, Benny 50,142 Boley, Connie 63,127 Boley, Debbie 35,138,144 Boley, Donna P. 30,35,132 Boley, Lex 78,141 Boley, Lula 70,135 Boley, Moses 70,135 Boley, Norma 50, 144,150,155 Boley, Pam 36,138,144 Boley, Rita 78,135 Boley, Shirley 36,138 Boley, Wanda 70,135 Boughner, James 78,107,143 Bowie, Chuck 70,107,136 Bowie, Joan 70,138 Bowie, Joyce 36,138 Boyles, Pat 70,107,115,116,143 Bradfield, Ann 22,93,165 Bradfield, Lynn 71,135,154 Bradfield, Mark 50,92,93,128, 150,155,164,166 Bradley, Harry 71,115,131 Brady, Mike 63,101,142,162 Brammer, Diane 36,140,151,153 Brammer, Kathy 30,50,93,134,141 Brammer, Martha 63,134 Brammer, Tim 78,143,154 Brewer, Daniel 76,131 Broadwater, Jackie 63,126,151 Brookover, Jess 76 Brookover, Sharon 71,134 Broughton's Farm Dairy 182 Brown, Joan 69,71,131,160,162 Bryant, Jocele 23,138 Buchanan, Delbert 50,142 Buliman, Mindy 78, 134, 154 Buliman, Steve 36,100,103,106, 123,128 Bu liman's 193 Bunner, Carolyn 63,144 Bunner, Nancy 78,138 Bunner, Roger 78,141 Bunner, Steve 76,142 Bunner, Sue 50, 138,144 Burns, Elmer 71,107,115,137 Bush, Catherine 23 Butcher, Betsy 78,134 Butler, Connie 50,140 Butler, Diane 71,132,150 Buttrey, Bernard 51,93,101,114, 119,123,128,141,144 Buttrey, Carlton 18 Byers, Stephanie 78,138,154 Byers, Todd 31 Cabot Corporation 177 Cage, The 199 Campbell, Adeline 63,138 Campbell, Betty 78,134 Campbell, Chariot 71,134 Campbell, Darrel 71,107,135 Campbell, Denzil 36,142,144 Campbell, Ed 63,88,101,123, 137 Campbell, Elaine 71,138 Campbell, Eugene 71 Canterbury Shoe Store 187 Cantwell Appliances 173 Cantwell, Barbara 51,90,93,127, 133,144,160 Cantwell, A. C., Jr. 31 Cantwell, Mike 78,115,130 Carney, Mike 71,135 Carney, Pam 63,138,144 Carpenter, H. A. 184 Carpenter, Mark 63,136 Carpenter, Quentin 36,101, 103, 119,136 Carpenter, Walter 23,128,129 Carr, Mike 78,135,154 Central Drug Store 191 Central Office Supply 195 201 Cheerleaders 120,122 Childers, Gilda 78,135 Childers, Glenda 71,135 Childers, Mike 78,141 Chipps, Jerry 51,142 Choir 158,161 City News 186 Clay pool, Edith 63,87,160 Clough, Mike 71,136,160 Clovis, Angela 36,89,93,96,126, 133,149,150,153 Clovis, Annette 37,89,93,96,126, 133,149,151,153,155 Clovis Motor Co. 182 Clovis, Sue 78, 134, 154 Coca-Cola 175 Cochrane, Jim 51,90,92,93,101, 118,128,139,141,166 Cochrane, Randy 71,115,137 Colvin, Roger 51 Conaway, Linda 51,132,144,160 Conaway, Randy 78,107,115,134 Conaway, Richard 78,107,115,134, 162 Conaway, Teresa 51,93,126,148, 150 Corbin, Jeannie 51,132,139,151 Cornell, Betty 37,144 Cornell, Cheryll 78,134 Cornell, Dale 78,141 Cornell, Debbie 51,138,144,160 Cornell’s Jewelry 194 Cornell, Rod 63,137,144 Cosper, Pat 51,132,150 Cottrill, Pam 71,131,170 Cottrill, Vickie 63,91,126,129, 132,133,144 Cox, Margaret 71,86,94,154 Cox, Mike 51,128,139,140,144, 151,152 Cox, Nellie 31 Cox, Pam 71,134,154 Cox, Penny 37,92,127,133,151, 153,162,166,167 Cox, Stephen R. 63,135,150 Cox, Steven J. 69,71,134,154, 162 Cox’s 191 Criddle, Homer 24,106,123,141 Cronin, David 71,135,160 Cronin, Janice 51,93,132,150, 160 Cronin, Howard 31 Cronin, Linda 52,88,134,144 Cross, Joe 31 Cunningham, Diana 52,92,93,127, 133.144.150.162.164.166 Cunningham, Gloria 52,88,90,92, 139.166 Cunningham, Harvey 31 Cunningham, Judy 78,134 Cunningham, Sandra 30,52,132, 160 Dale, Greg 63,101,116,123 Dalrymple, Billy 37,143 Danielson, Carmen 52,127,144, 160,162 Danielson, Jesse 78,134,154 Danielson, Steve 37,144 Darling, Keith 37,90,93,108,110, 119,123,128 Dave’s Sohio 195 Davis, Carolyn 30,71,134 Davis, Debbie 37,87,90,92,126, 150,153,155,166,167 Davis, Edwin 31 Davis, Harold 24,148,152 Davis, Mark 78,107,136 Davis Motor Company 178 Davis, Sally 79,138,154 Davis, Steve 63,142 Davis, Thelma 19 Davis, Terri 79,134,154 Dearth, Carolyn 52,132,144 Dearth, Cheryl 79,154 Dearth, Dana 31 Dearth, Janet 63,138 Dearth, Janette 71,94,129,134, 160 Dearth, Jayne 79,134 -Dearth, Keith 52,143 Dearth, Lyle 31 Frank Deem Chevrolet 188 Deem, Mike 52,100,162 Deem, Patti 52,126,129 DeLancey, Allen 63,142 IDeLancey, Carl 37,142 DeMarco, Walter 71,135 deMiranda, Fred 49,52,86,89,90, 100.116.123.128.139.141.162 Dennis, Bill 30,38,119,128,131, 159,160,161 Dennis, John 52,57,88,89,90,98, 128,151,152,153,155,160 Dennis, Larry 76,142 Dennis, Mary Beth 71,134,160 Dils 183 Dinsmoor, Brian 33,38,86,89,90, 91,109,111,127,128,129,135, 139.162 Doak, David 63,137,142 Doak, Terri 38,126,144,151,153 Dornon, Charlotte 79 Dotson, Valerie 38,144 Downing, Carl 63 Downing, Dotty 38,138 Drake, Cora 79,134 Dye, Linda 79,134,154 Economy Food Market 198 Eddy, Benny 31 Eddy, Donzil 21,94,106,109,114, 116 Eddy, Joyce 71,94,132,154 Eddy, Roger 52,119,123 Eddy, Steve 71,115,151,155,162 Eddy, Teresa 49,53,88,93,126, 151,155,162 Efaw, Janet 38 Efaw, Mearl 38,144 Elder, Barbara 63,133,144 Elder, Jackie 38,92,93,127,133, 151,153,166,167 Elliot, Howard 31 Embee’s 191 Etiquette Club 144 Evans, Nila 53, 134, 144 Everly Sisters 190 Fansler, Kristine 24 Farmer’s Supply 194 Farren, Diane 79,134 Farson, David 79,143,154 Farson, Jack 71,144 Farson, Janice 71,141 Farson, Lois 39,127,151,153 Farson, William 68 Fauss, Connie 79,134,154 Fauss, Dinah 79,134,154 FCA 141 Felter, Barbara 71,134 Felter, Mike 64,142,144 Felter, Ronda 79,134 Ferguson, Linda 39,139,140,159, 150 Ferguson, Tom 79,115,134 Ferrell, Connie 30,39,144 Fetty, Beverly 53,134,144,149, 151,170 Fetty, Debbie 71,135 Fetty, Joe 39,144 Fetty, Randy 39,123 FFA 142 FHA 138 First National Bank 180 Flesher, Peggy 39,144 Flower Basket 172 202 Flower Insurance Agency 186 Flower, Jeanne 30,39,89,92,93, 94, 97,126,148,150,153,166, 167 Flowers, Cynthia 53,132,133,144 Flowers, Gloria 80,134 Flowers, Sandra 64,127 FNC 133 Foglesong, Kenneth 25 Football 100,107 Food Giant 176 Forensic Club 139 Freshour, Gary 89,107,115,130, 154 Frey, Ronnie 71,107,135 FTA 140 Fulk's Sporting Goods 194 Fulmer, Emma 53,144,151,155, 160 Furr, Bob 53,135 GAA 132 Game Club 135 Gessner, Karen 80,135,154 Gettings, David 25,131 Gettings, Johanna 26,121,134 Giboney, Kathy 80,138 Gilbert, Debbie 80,138,154 Gilpin, Charlaine 29,30 Goolsby, Kim 80,134 Golf 118 Golf Club 143 Gorrell, Arlene 72,134 Graham, Dave 25,106,107,114, 115,118,143 Grant-Jefferson lions 181 Green, Jerry 64,135 Green, Sheila 53,88,90,139,144 Gregg, Gayla 80,134 Gregg, John 64,142 Gregg, Randy 39,135,151,153 Gregg, Roger 53,151,155 Grose, Penny 33,40,96,120,134, 160,162,170 Grose, Van 72,107,136 Haaker, Jo Ann 64,91,126, 150 Haas, Bob 72,134,160 Haas, Larry 33,40,89,90,91,128, 131,150, 152,153, 159,160, 161, 162 Hackathorn, Steve 53,143,151 Haddox, Becky 64,132 Haddox, Gary 40,93,98,131,140, 149,152,153,159,160,161 Hall, Diane 53,126,151 Hall, Gary 72,137,154 Hall,'Greg 72,107,136,162 Hall, Hazel 31 Hall, Kathy 30,40,92,93,126, 127.133.150.153.166.167 Hall, Roger 53,142 Hall, Mrs. R. A., florist 183 Hallbrook Elaine 64, 91,127,151 Hamilton, Barry 64,137 Hammett, Berylann 61,64,88,91, 126.144.150.162 Hammett, Beverly 72,131,154 Hammett, Jane Ann 53,88,89,90, 93,126,150,159,160,162,163, 165 Hammett, Johnna 30,40,127,148, 151,152,153 Hammett, Margie 80,134,154 Hammett, Mike 80,130,154 Hammett, Penny 64,91,126,150, 170 Hammett, Suzanne 53,88,93,126, 150,160,161,164 Hamrick, David 80,141 Hamrick, Ricky 72 Harmon, Louis 80,136,154 Harris, Debbie 64,132,133,144, 160 Harris, Linda 72,131 Hart, Marjory 30,54,93,134,138 Hart, William 64,137 Hawkins, Terry 80,115,130 Heaton, Genta 25,131 Hendrickson, Jean 40,127,150,153 Hescht, Darlene 72,135 Hescht, Douglas 72,142 Hescht, Marlene 80,134 Hescht, Linda 40,144 Hess, John 40,135,160 Hess, Judy 80,134 Hickman, Debbie 80,134,154 Hicks, Virginia 80,136 Higgins, Gordon 54 Higgins, Grocery 192 Higgins, Mike 72,142 Higgins, Roger 80,130 Higgins, Sharon 30,41,92,140, 150.153.166.167 Hill, Steve 69,72,90,94,106, 115.123.162 Hi-Way Grille 174 Hi-Way Motel 190 Hollandsworth 183 Holmes, Sandy 54,132,160 Home Insurance 198 Hooper, Karen 41,127,160 Hooper, Mike 54,143 Hope Natural Gas 193 Horner Harrison 178 Horner, Ken 54,142 Horner, Linda 54,134,144 Horner, Yvonne 54,93,121,126, 134,141,164 Houser, Lewis 65,101,116,123, 162 Howard, Bill 26,136 H-P Store 198 Hughes, David 72,107,115,143 Huffman, Roger 26,119 Hunt, Carl 72 Illar, Alex 41,136,137 Illar, Linda 54, 90,132,144,160 Illar, Susan 80,134 Ingram, Cordie 26,90,140 Ingram, L P. 20,98, 162 Ingram, Lynda 80,136 Ingram, Tom 65,150,152,155, 160 Jeffers, David 80,130 Jeffers, Roger 65 Jeffers, Steve 54,143 Johnson, Gary 81,136 Johnson, Kaye 41 Johnson, Larry 81,136 Johnson, Margie 65,91,126,133, 151 Johnson, Terry 41 Josten's 196 Kelley, Diana 72,135 Kelly, Mike 65,100,135 Kelly, Pauline 65 Kerns, Judy 81, 134,154 Kester, Reva 41,138 Key Club 128,129 Keyes, Linda 41,160 Keyes, Pam 65,132 Kiester, Renee 72,160 Kline, Paul 68, 142 Knight, Charlie 65,131 Knight, Chuck 54,137 Knight, Kim 81,136,141 Knight, Marsha 54,132,134 203 Knight, Randy 144 Knight, Rex 65,135,144 Kriner, Bob 65,86,87,88,90,91, 106,114, 118,123,128,141 Kuntz, David 81,107,115,134 Kuntz, Mark 41,89,90,91,94, 100,102,106,108, 111, 119,125, 128,129 Lamm, Marvin 54,88,90,119, 123,128,141,160 Lamp, Chuck 72,107,142 Lamp, David 81 Lamp, Debbie 42,93,127,133 Lamp, Fred 76 Lamp, Gene 31 Lamp, Madonna 81,138,154 Lamp, Phil 76 Lamp, Ricky 81,141 Lamp, Sonia 65,134,151 Lamp, Tim 65,100,131 Lamp, Tom 55,142 Lamp, Vivian 81,134,154 Lancianese, Debbie 65,122,126 Landsettle, Chuck 65,106,116, 143 Langford, Carl 31 Langford, Katy 65,127,160 Larsen, Duane 72,107,131 Lemley, Rick 65,88,100,116,123, 128,141 Lewis, Mae 26 Li ller, Ed 81,141 Liller, Ernie 81,141 Little, Clyde 66,135,144 Little, Debbie 42,127 Little, Diane 72, 134,154 Little, Gary 77,81,107,115,143, 162 Little, Oliver 42,135 Little, Sylvia 81, 134 Little, Tom 55,100,108,123,139, 141 Little, Wendy 30,42,140,160 Locke, Faye 66,126,133,144,150, 162 Locke, Joe 42,103,108,111,118, 123,162 Locke, Katherine 42,132 Locke, Linda 55,138 Locke, Sharon 72,132,154 Long, Jerry 26,142 Lough, Chester 55,142 Lowther, Jim 55,150,155 Lucas, Alvin 81,141 Lucas, Dora 72,134,135 Lucas, Irene 55,144 Lyne, Pat 66,88,127,133,151 Maidens, Carla 81,134,154 Malone, Barbara 73,135 Malone, Betty 66,126,133,144 Martin, Brent 42,143 Martin, Kim 81,134 Maston, David 73,115,154 Maston, Gary 55,143 Maston, John 55,137 Maston, Leota 42,144,150,153 Maston, Lois 55,93,132,144 Maston, Michael 81,115 Maston, Sandra 30,55 Mattingly, Bob 55,142,143 Mattingly, Mary Lynn 81,134,154, 170 Mayfield, Mark 81,115,130 Mayfield, Ron 43,90,131,160,162 Mayo, Patricia 73,138,160 Maxwell, Robert 27,106,114,119, 137 Mazon, Carmen 81,134,154 McBrayer, Charles 81,115,130 McBrayer, Glen 72,142 McCullough, David 66,114,135 McCuUough, Debbie 81,134,162 McCullough, Ted 43,109,110,112, 119, 123,128 McCune, George 81,107,143 McCune, Larry 66,101,116,135 McCune, Wesley 30,43,89,90,98, 139,140,144,151,153, 158, 161 McCurry, Kathy 81, 134,154 McCurry, Ronnie 66,101,123 McCutcheon, Debra 30,66,132 McCutcheon, Kathy 73,134 McCutcheon, Patsy 30,43,138,150, 153,159,160 McEldowney, Larry 73,131 McFadden, Carol 56,90,127,144, 160 McFadden, Karen 81,134 McFadden, Keith 81,107,137 McFarland, Jean 56,151 McGee, Eddie 56,93,160 McGee, Janet 43,138 McHenry, Beth Ann 66,95,126,160 Meeks, Dennis 43,144 Meeks, Kathy 43,138 Meeks, Lyle 73,136 Meeks, Tim 81,107,115,134 Mercer, Bill 43,89,90,91,93,94, 95, 98,151,153,155,160,161 Messman, Melinda 73,134 Metheney, Margaret 81,141 Meyer, Chuck 66,135,144 Meyer, Gary 44 Michael's Cleaners 173 MiUer, Debbie 56,132,134,144, 151 MiUer, Doug 81,107,115,134 Miller, Kevin 81,107,143 Miller, Mark 73,107,137 Miller, Mike 82,107,136 Miracle, Larry 82,130 Mitchell's Radio TV 186 Monongahela Power Moore, Bill 56, 143 Moore, John 56,143 Moore, Linda 30,66,132,134,144, 162 Morrell, James 82,115, 136 Morrell, Kandy 82,134,154 Morrell, Sarah 44, 138,160 Morris, Jerry 44,135 Morris, Mike 44,89,100,102,106, 109,110,112,113,116,117,123 128,129,141,162,163 Morris Restaurant 173 Morris, Rich 56,144,150 Morrison, John 56,93,100,116,123 Mosely, Leslie 77,82,134,154,162 Mosely, Marlene 44,126 Mott, Glenn 19 Mu Alpha Theta 90,91 Mulneix, Fred 82,130 Mulneix, Wayne 73,136 Murray, Alan 66,106,114,118, 128,136 Murray, Alesia 82,134,154,162 Music Appreciation Club 131 Myers, Mike 73,107,137 Myers, Patty 56,126,160,162 Nagle, Linda 29,30 Neely, Jenny 56,86,90,127,150 Neely, Pam 82,134 Neely, Tara 66,88,91,122,127, 144 Newport Lumber Coal 92 Nicholas, Susie 49,56,90,93,121, 133,134,141,162 Nichols, Barbara 73,134,160 Nichols, Barry 73,137,160 Nichols, David 56,143 Nichols, Darwin 31 Nichols, Ginger 33,44,89,90,92, 139,140,162,166,167 Nichols, Jimmy 44,143 Noland, Marilyn 44,134,150,153 204 Noland, Mary Alice 66,134,151, 160 Noland, Steve 57,142,160 Noland, Tina 82,134 Northcraft, Ralph 45,101,102,123, 127,135 Northrop, Bobby 57,101,114,118, 123,128,141 Northrop, Opal 19 Norvell's 190 Norvell, Becky 66,132,134,144, 160 Ogdin, R. N. 178 Oldfield, Doug 61,67,101,114, 116,143,162 Olds, Doug 73,107,115,143 Oracle Printing Co. 190 Osbourn, James 27,90,91 Owens, Betty 67, 132 Owens, Deloris 73,135 Owens, Lola 82,138 Parkette Truck Stop 178 Peckens, Allen 73,142 Peckens, Joann 57,144 Pep Club 134 Petty, Jackie 82,134,154 Phillips, Jenny 57,120,132,134 Phillips, Pat 77,82,134,162 Phillips Pharmacy 174 Pickens, Joe 74,107,115,131 Pierce, Martha 30,74,135 Pierce, Roger 45,116,136 Pierce, Rosemary 82,134,136 Pinkerton, Debbie 74,135 Pinkerton, Kathy 82,134 Pinkerton, Ronnie 82,141 Pitts, Danny 45,136,160 Pleasants County Bank 197 Plumm, Chuck 74 Poling, Jerry 57,114,119,123 Poling, Mike 67,114 Pollock, Nancy 57,90,122,134, 160 Powell, Barbara 74,132,160 Powell, Bryon 67,137 Powell, Chuck 30,67,114,137 Powell, Jane Ann 74,132,154 Poynter, Eleanor 31 Price, Neil 74, 143,144 Pritchett, Russell 82,134 Pryor, Richard 45,93,108,119, 123 Pryor, Roger 57,137,160 Pryor, Ronnie 74,115,131,154 Pryor, Scott 82,107,134 Quaker State 189 Quick Shop Market 190 Rankin, Rodger 45,109,110,123, 127 Rawson, David 45, 144 Rea, Pam 67,127,133,144,150 Reading Club 141 Reckard, Barbara 27,126 Reed, Nick 74,115,137,154 Reed, Teresa 57,150 Reed, Virgil 27,143 Reese, John 67, 114,134 Renner, Jay 67,135 Reynolds, Jeanette 67 Rifle Safety Club 136 Richardson, Jim 45,135 Riggs, Elma 27,132,133 Riggs Plumbing and Heating 178 Robertson, Grady E. 200 Robey, Charles 57,90,108,118,123, 139,141 Robinson's Barber Shop 179 Roby, Danny 57,135 Roby, Greg 74,107, 131,160 Rogan, Scott 61,67,101,134,162 Rolston, George 18 Ruckman, Becky 45,89,92,93,127, 133,151,153,166,167 Ruckman, Blaine 67, 126,151 Runnion, Sharon 75,134 Russell, Linda 82,134,136,154 Ruttencutter Funeral Home 179 Safety Club 144 Safety, Joe 57,93,100,118,141, 143,165 Satterfield, Carolyn 57,138 Satterfield, Edgar 82, 141 Satterfield, Glen 82,136 Satterfield, James 67,135 Sauers, Woody 46,143 Scadden, Bernard 31 Scadden, Carol 82,134 Scadden, Clyde 46,142 Scadden, Dorothy 46,138 Scadden, Gladys 67,133,135,144 Science Club 130 S Club 123 Sears 190 Seese, Debra 67, 138 Seese, Earl 82,130 Sellers, Naomi 27 Shephard, Glen 58 Shephard, Rebecca 69 Shingleton, Brenda 30,46, 144 Shingleton, Marcella 30,75,134, 162 Shingleton, Melody 30,67,144 Shingleton, Penny 75,134 Shingleton, Phillip 75,131 Shingleton, Randy 75,131 Shouldis Dept. Store 186 Shultz, Lawrence 58,143 Shultz, Pam 75,134,154 Shultz, Sandra 75,134 Siazon, Emilio 58,143 Sigler, Leo 31 Sigler, Richard 82,107,134 Sigler, Wade 58,137 Simmons, Allen 67,100,136 Simmons, Cathy 82,134 Simmons, Cindy 75,134 Simon, Iinda 46,127,144,151,153 Simonton, Catherine 28,141 Simonton, Edgar 18,19 Smith, Burl 18 Smith, Deborah 75,138,154 Smith, Gail 75,138 Smith's Gulf Station 194 Smith, Harold 75 Smith Hazel 30,46,144 Smith, Jeri 67,134,160 Smith, John 58,88,90,139,162 Smith, Larry 82,130 Smith, Lisa 82,134,154 Smith, Mark 58,101,123,139 Smith, Pam 77,82,129,134,154, 162 Smith, Penny 58,93,134,165 Smith, Ron R. 58,100,123 Smith, Ronnie E. 58,93,139,149, 150,152,155,164 Smith, Teresa 75,87,135 Smith, Tracy 82,138 Snider, Danny 46,93,140 Snider's Exterminating 194 Snyder, H. E. 187 Snyder, Kent 58,100,116,123,141 Snyder, Lulu 31 Snyder, Terry 31 Snyder, Sue Lynn 83,135,154 Sole, Diana 83,134,136,154 Sparks, Debbie 75,138 Sparks, Paul 83,130 Sparks, Randy 83,141 Sparks, Vickie 67,138,144 205 Sparks, Vivian 58,126,150,160 Spencer, Edith 28,144 Spencer, Pat 30,46,127,151,153 Square Deal Duchess 179 Stanley, A. H. 192 Stanley, Charles 48,144 Starcher, Darlene 82, 134,154 Starcher, Diana 58,144,166 Starcher's Esso 193 Starcher, Kay 58,132,144,150 Starcher, Marlene 75,134,154 Starcher, Virgil 68,135 Statler, Andy 75,115,131 Statler, Jackie 68,134,144 Statler, Steve 47,143 Statler, Sue 47,89,90,92,93,126, 127,133,166,167 Statler, Vivian 58,93,132 Steele, Karen 58,138,144 Steele, Miles 58,131 Stern's 179 Stevens, Debbie 58,93,132,139, 160 Stevens, Earl 82,115,130. 162 Stewart, Bob 75,115,136 Stewart, Gary 58,143 Stewart, Sandra 75,132,154 St. Marys Motel 193 Stoots, Clarence 76 Stout's Drug Store 187 Straight, Charles 83 Straight, Ray 75,131 Strickling, Isabel 21,135 Student Council 162 Summers, Debbie 58,133,139, 151,155,162 Summers, Florence 75 Sunderman, Dorothy 68,138,144 Sunderman, Evelyn 75,135 Sweeney, Anita 68,126,150 Sweeney's Service Station 195 Swisher, Mabel 28,133 Taylor, Elizabeth 58,86,87,89,90, 93,126,127,149,151,162,163, 164 Taylor, Mary Lee 61,68,122,126, 162 Taylor, Raymond 68,142 Templeton, Charles 75,131,143 Tennant, Brent 68,131 Tennant, Stan 47,89,90,91,94, 101,102,109, 111, 116,123,128, 129,141,162,163 Terry, Pam 76,134 Terry, Stanton 47,100,103,123, 127,141 Thacker, John 47,127,135,150, 152,153 Thacker, Tom 83,135,154 Thespian Club 93 Timmons, Becky 83,134,154 Timmons. Sue 30,49,59,121,134, 141,144,162 Tonkin, Martha 47,89,90,91,131 Track, 1968 116, 117 Tri-Hi-Y 126,127 Triplett Brothers 192 Truex, Mike 47,93,140 Trunk, Joyce 59,132,133,134,148, 151 Ullman, Brenda 47,138 Ullman, Rodney 83,107,115,143 Union Carbide 174 VanNoy Danny 68,101,116,160 Vaughan, Ed 59,88,93,100,116, 117.119.123.128.164 Vaughn, Jack 76,142,151,155 VICAClub 143 Vogel, Blaine 83,136 Vogel, Glenn 76,135 Vogel, John 68,136,144 Waggoner, Grover 68,137 Wagner, Sam 68,100,116,123,128, 141 Wagner, Sarah 83,134 Wagner, Vicki 76,134,154,162 Waybright, Roland 31 Watson, Adele 59,88,90,93,98, 126.150.152.155.160.161.164 Watson, Barbara 48,98,127,148, 151,153,159,160,161 Watson, Earl 29 Watson Lumber Company 187 Webb, Judy 28,135 Webb, Mike 28,106,107,114,115, 119,137 Weber, Bill 83,130,154 Weber, Helen 28,30,92,135,167 Wells, Carl 83,141 Wells, Darlene 83,138 Wells, Diana 58,138 Wells, Eva 68,132 Wells, Patsy 68,138,144 West, Beverly 59 West, Carmen 60,138 West, Dennis 83,136 West, George 18 West, Jim 68,137 West, Joe 60,143 West, Max 83,107,134,154 West, Rickey 83,130 West, Sandra 60,88,93,126,149, 150,160,164 Westbrook, Barbara 48,127 Westbrook, Janet 76,131,151 Westbrook, Lawrence 31 Westbrook, Mike 48,140 Western Auto 179 West Virginia Telephone Company 183 Wherry, Bill 83,130 White, Keith 60,88,89,90,128, 139,160 Wiley, J. D. 18 Williams, Diane 76 Williams, Nell 32 Williamson, Dale 83 Williamson, Jeff 68,135 Williamson, Roy 83,141 Willis, Lucille 68,127,162 Wilson, Alice 76,134 Wilson, Betty 29 Wilson, Brent 83,107,115,134 Wilson, David 76,107,143 Wilson, Ed 60,100,106,108, 113, 119,123,141 Wilson, Joe 60,114,118,143 Wilson, John D. 60,93,100,139, 166 Wilson, John F. 48,101,103,116, 123 Wilson, Lester 31 Wilson, Stephen 68,101,142 Wilson, Steven R. 76,137 Wilson's Speed Wash 187 Wince, Jeanne 60,90,92,93,140, 165,166 Wince, Jennie 60,138 Wince, Kevin 76,115,137 Winland, Allen 83 Winland, Benny 60,143,151,152, 153 Winland, Kenny 60 Winland, Kevin 76,142 Winland, Malcolm 68,142,144 Winland, Robert 60,143 206 Wise, Anita 76,138 Wise, Brenda 83,134,154 Wolfe, Debbie 83,134,136,154 Wolfe, Larry 76,107,115,116,137 Wolfe, Mary Jo 76,134,154 Wolfe, Ronnie 60,137 Woodburn, Debbie 83,134,154,162 Worstell, Debbie 83,138 Yoho, Ann 48,89,93,96,126,149, 151,152,153,160,161,170 Yoho, Jack 69,76,107,115,116, 137,162 Yoho, June 60,120,123,134,141, 160 Yoho, Sam 83,107,143 Zipf Hardware 199 Zipf, Kathy 83,135,154 207 r-« 2i