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

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1970 volume:

PURPLE ANP GOLD 970 Si. Marys High School Si. Marys, Wi Virginia Volume 52 MAR. 21 - APR. 20 c0 Aries APR. 21 - MAY 21 Taurus MAY 22 - JUNE 21 Gemini JUNE 22 - JULY 23 Cancer JULY 24 - AUG. 23 AUG. 24 - SEPT. 23 SEPT. 24 - OCT. 23 Libra OCT. 24 - NOV. 22 Scorpio NOV. 23 - DEC. 21 Sagittarius DEC. 22 - JAN. 20 Capricorn JAN. 21 - FEB. 19 Aquarius FEB. 20 - MAR. 20 Pisces Foreword: We, the 1970 Purple and Gold staff, now give to you our Purple and Gold, a record of events and happenings at SMHS from March, 1969 through June, 1970. This is the first time a staff has attempted to cover a full year at SMHS, and to make this transition, we included spring events of the 1969 year. The Zodiac became a sign of the times this year in fashion and entertainment. We used these ancient symbols to arrange class sections - not because we believe in astrology, but because Zodiac symbols repre- sent a search for identity. Our 1970 Purple and Gold is now yours to treasure. 2 Joyful limes and thoughtful moments, as well as grammar and literature, are memories of senior English classes To Roger Huffman, a teacher who could listen and understand, we dedicate The 1970 Purple and Gold. Dedication 3 ConienfQ Classes 15 4 Faculty 7 7 ActivitiQQ 93 5 Sports 131 Clubs 163 6 Awards and Honors 87 Advertising 203 Liz Crowned Belle ef Home- coming 69 Helftime Ceremo- nies,, October 3, WiHiemstown Geme As is the tradition at SMHS, the Student Council nomi- nated five senior girls as Belle candidates, then the Belle was chosen by student vote. Belle this year was Elizabeth Taylor, picture one, whose crown is held by her escort, Joe Safety, as Charley Robey, escort of attendant Sue Timmons (in green) and John Dennis, SC president who crowned Liz, watch. At the left is Susie Nicholas, attendant. Susie is shown at the far left (2) with John Wilson, her escort; at the lower left (3) is Diane Hall with Joe Wilson; Jane Ann Hammett (4) is with Ed McGee; Joe and Liz are seen before the crowning (5); the gift bearer is Barbara Flower, crown bearer is John Deem; they are escorted by Emilio Siazon (6); and the small picture shows a relaxed group after the ceremony. People • yeop!e • Pe 12 ople • pQople • PQople 13 Moon rocks Students viewed the moon rocks January 29 and 30. These tiny pebbles are a part of the lunar soil brought back by Armstrong and Aldrin from the first moon land- ing July 20, 1969. Mr. Earl Watson, school photogra- pher, enlarged his picture to size. President Nixon gave these souvenirs to the state. Signs of the times Maxi and mini COMMENCEMENT SPEAKERS: The Rev. Paul Schwarten, Benediction; the Rev. Daniel Simmons, Invocation; Principal L. P. Ingram, Presentation; Dr. Delmas F. Miller, WVU, Commencement Address; Superintendent Irving Ambrose, Presentation, and Mr. Carl Buttrey, Board President, Presentation of Diplomas. June 12... Graduation!!! SENIOR SPEAKERS at Commencement were Jenny Neely, John Smith, Keith White and Jeanne Wince Jenny, Keith, and Jeanne were Valedictorians with 4. averages, and John, average 3.9, was Salutatoi 18 FATHER COX GAVE THE CLASS SERMON Graduation meant moods: Solemnity at the sermon, Happiness with a surprise gift. Laughter and tears at Senior Assembly Impatience with the heat at practice, Relief... regret CLASS SERMON SUNDAY, JUNE 7, 1970 ROSENLIEB MEMORIAL AUDITORIUM 8:00 P. M. Processional, Pomp and Circumstance” ..................... Elgar St. Marys High School Band, Mr. Harold Davis, Director Invocation ............................The Rev. Marvin E. Burns Belmont United Methodist Church You II Never Walk Alone” ............. Rodgers and Hammerstein St. Marys High Senior Choir, Mr. Daniel Allman, Director Scripture Reading ...................... Evangelist Earl P. Stevens I Corinthians 12:12-27 Dewey Avenue Church of Christ Sermon, Youth, Best Hope for the Future” ...... The Rev. Edward V. Cox St. Joseph’s Seminary, Vienna The Lord Bless You and Keep You” ............... by Peter Lutkin St. Marys High Senior Choir Benediction...........................The Rev. William P. Snider First Baptist Church of St. Marys Recessional........................... St. Marys High School Band (•Audience will please stand for Processional and Recessional) THE CLASS Left, FIRST ROW: Patricia Cosper, Debbie M. Buttrey, Diane H. Beane, Jean Corbin. SECOND: Norma Boley, Linda Conaway, Patty Barnhart, Kathy Brammer, Sandra Bine- gar. THIRD: Frank Bills, Barbara Cantwell, Teresa Con- away, Debbie Cornell, Jerry Chipps. FOURTH: Jim Coch- rane, Delbert Buchanan, Ber- nard Buttrey, Mark Bradfield. Richard Bills. Rosemary Bailey, not pictured. SMHS Right, FIRST ROW: Gloria Cunningham, Nila Evans, Emma Fulmer. SECOND: Patti Deem, Janice Cronin, Carolyn Dearth, Becky Cutlip, Teresa Eddy. THIRD: Sandy Cunningham, Beverly Fetty, Diana Cunningham, Cynthia Flowers, Mike Cox. FOURTH: John Dennis, Fred deMiranda, Roger Eddy, Keith Dearth, Bob Furr. Mike Deem, not pictured. 120 Seniors Left, FIRST ROW: Margie Hart, Linda Illar, Jane Ann Hammett. SECOND: Mike Hooper, Sheila Green, Marsha Knight, Sandie Holmes, Yvonne Homer. THIRD: Charles Knight, Linda Homer, Linda Locke, Marvin Lamm, Roger Gregg. FOURTH: Steve Hackathorn, Roger Hall, Tom Little, Kenny Homer, Tom Lamp. Suzanne Hammett, not pictured. OF 1970 Right, FIRST ROW: Jenny Neely, Nancy Pollock, Linda Plemons, Connie B. McEldow- ney. SECOND: Bill Moore, Susie Nicholas, Lois Maston, Richard Morris, John Moore. THIRD: Bob Northrop, Ed McGee, Carol McFadden, Jerry Poling, John Morrison. FOURTH: David Nichols, Jim Lowther, Steve Noland, Steve Jeffers, Gary Maston. Chester Lough, Patricia M. Moore, not pictured. Graduates Left, FIRST ROW: Zelma H. Stewart, Judy Proper, Vivian Statler, Roger Pryor. SECOND: Ron R. Smith, Debbi Summers, Vivian Sparks, Penny Smith. THIRD: Emilio Siazon, Kent Snyder, Joe Safety, Gary Stewart, John Sigler. FOURTH: Mark Smith, Danny Roby, Ron E. Smith, John Smith, Charley Robey. Carmen D. Runnion, Shirley P. Sigler, Wade Sigler, Debby Stevens, not pictured. June 12 Right, FIRST ROW: Adele Watson, Diane Wells, Jennie Wince, Elizabeth Taylor. SECOND: Jeanne Wince, Sue Timmons, Sandra West, Joyce Trunk, Carmen West. THIRD: Keith White, Robert Winland, June Yoho, Ronnie Wolfe, Joe West. FOURTH: Ed Vaughan, Joe Wilson, John Wilson, Ben- ny Winland, Ed Wilson. MARSHA LUCILLE KNIGHT Marsha QENIORQ under the Qign of Aries are generous, impulsive, and independent IRENE MARIE LUCAS Irene SANDRA LEE BIN EG A R PATRICIA LYNN COSPER SHEILA MAE GREEN Sandy Pat Sheila 23 KATHY KAY BRAMMER BEVERLY JO FETTY STEVEN GALE HACKATHORN Kathy Bev Steve 24 LINDA LOU LOCKE Linda RONALD EUGENE SMITH Ron RONALD ROY SMITH Ron CHARLES BERNARD BUTTREY Bernie JAMES ALLEN COCHRANE Jim ROBERT CARL FURR Bob ROGER DENTON GREGG Roger Cancer QENIORQ make friends CONSTANCE BUTLER McELDOWNEY Connie 26 ELIZABETH ANN TAYLOR Liz ROBERT EDWARD WILSON Ed MICHAEL EUGENE COX Mike LORENA DIANA CUNNINGHAM Diane WILLIAM KEITH DEARTH Keith SUZANNE MARIE HAMMETT Suzanne LINDA LOU HORNER Windy Leo QENIORQ possess powers of persuasion I r- MARVIN EDWARD LAMM Marv CAROL LYNN McFADDEN Carol NANCY JEAN POLLOCK Nancy QEI IORQ under fhe Qign of Leo are hard workers How did an Aries get here? JOHNNY LEE MOORE John JENNY SUE NEELY Jenny VIVIAN KAY STATLER Viv JENNIE LOUISE WINCE Jennie JOHN PHILLIP SMITH John JOHN PHILLIP SIGLER, SR. Zigler RICHARD FRANKLIN BILLS Bills NORMA K. BOLEY Norma MARK EDWIN BRADFIELD Mark STEVE WILLIAM NOLAND Steve 9BM TERESA DIANE EDDY Teresa DELBERT MARSHALL BUCHANNON Delbert LINDA ELLEN CONAWAY Linda MICHAEL STEPHEN DEEM MIKE Qcorpio QEN ORQ ove action, yet enjoy quiet moments MARJORY ANN HART Margie ROGER LAVERN EDDY Roger KATHY YVONNE HORNER Yvonne JOHN ROBERT MORRISON John MARILYN SUE NICHOLAS Susie QENIORQ under the Qign oh Qcorpio use their personal charm to establish war, understanding relationships LINDA PLEMONS Linda 32 CAROLYN JO DEARTH Carolyn SANDRA KAY HOLMES Sandie LINDA KAY ILLAR Lynn GARY EUGENE MASTON Pete QagiHarius QENIORQ load a zestful Itfe, skimming lighlly over romance JOSEPH VINCENT SAFETY II Joe JEANNE LENORE WINCE Jeanne 33 ROSEMARY BAILEY FRANK LEE BILLS JEAN ELLEN CORBIN Cookie Frank Jeanie DEBORAH KAY CORNELL Debbie 1 SANDRA KAY CUNNINGHAM Sandy PATTI CAROL DEEM Patti £ FEDERICO C. de MIRANDA Fred Capricorn QENIORQ avoid strain, stow down a little! JOHN LYNN DENNIS John QENIORQ under fhe Qign of Capricorn have a wide circle of friends! CYNTHIA SUE FLOWERS Cynthia JAMES LEE LOWTHER Jim RICHARD LEE MORRIS Rich WADE EUGENE SIGLER Wade KAREN STEELE NICHOLS Karen 35 Capricorns and senior officers climb all VIVIAN LEE SPARKS Viv DEBORAH LEE SUMMERS Debi SANDRA LYNN WEST Sandra CARMEN JEAN WEST Carmen BENNY ROY WINLAND Benny DUDLEY KEITH WHITE Keith heigh is io achieve iheir goals DEBRA MILLER BUTTREY Debbi GLORIA JEAN CUNNINGHAM Gloria REBECCA LYNN CUTLIP Becky NILA JEAN EVANS Nila Aquarius QENIORQ are elhical, idea isHc, and lovers of frulh. CHARLES ELLIOTT KNIGHT Chuck KENNETH WAYNE HORNER Kenny STEVEN B. JEFFERS Steve DEBORAH LaLENE STEVENS Debbie MARILYN SUE TIMMONS Sue Aquarius QENIORQ love so iiude while collecling fhoughis PATRICIA LYNN BARNHART Pat DIANE HALL BEANE Dee MICHAEL STEPHEN HOOPER Mike Pisces QPNIORQ express ihemse ves in many ways JERRY DOUGLAS POLING Jerry WILLIAM DANNY ROBY Danny 39 WILLIAM KENT SNYDER Kent DIANA LYNN WELLS Diane PENNY JO SMITH Penny CLASS OFFICERS SENIOR PICTURES IN CAP AND GOWN were taken May 26. and the officers posed too. President Fred deMiranda and secretary Elizabeth Taylor occupy the foreground, while Ed McGee, vice president; and Yvonne Homer, treasurer, pose respectfully behind. . , . . . Last days dragged for some, Kennywood Park, May 27 SKIP DAY flew for others . . . BANQUET AND PROM, JUNE 6 COLOR DAY Finally, they were not seniors, but instead . . . Red, white, and blue are class colors. The first SMHS Color Day was May 28, with seniors wearing those colors. SPONSORS Lewis Berkhimer, John Conaway, Kenneth Fogle- song, Roger Huffman, Mae Lewis, Isabel Strickling, Michael Webb, Helen Weber. ''Devil Spirit Senior Scenes Bird in the hand Sweetheart of ...? Through the four long years ... Homecoming, 1969 Someday, Eddie, you'll meet yourself! Executive power ... 43 ARtRQ Juniors born in the sign of fhe Ram are vivacious, eager io accomplish FIRST ROW: Matt Beard, Adeline Camp- bell, Rodney Cornell. SECOND: Berylann Hammett, Ronnie McCurry, Blaine Ruck- man. THIRD: Gladys Scadden, Patsy Wells, Jim West. 44 Junior Officers CLASS PRESIDENT. Matt Beard, has all systems go. but gets another sign from Jo Ann Haaker, treasurer: Berylann Ham- mett, vice president; and Jackie Broad- ater sec reta ry. FIRST ROW: Phyllis Barnhart, Allan DeLancey, John Gregg. SECOND: Elaine Hallbrook, Michael Kelley, Sonia Lamp. THIRD: Scott Rogan, Eva Wells, Stephen Wilson. Determination marks juniors who have birthdays in the Qign oh Taurus the Butt. TAURUQ Juniors won first prize in the Home- coming Decoration Contest. Gemini Born under Hie Qign of Hie Twine, Hieee Juniore are eager Tor change FIRST ROW: Crystal Bennett, Martha Brammer, Penny Hammett. SECOND: Larry McCune, Betty Maline, Mary Lee Taylor. THIRD: Brent Tennant. Not Pictured, David Doak. Cancer People born in fhe eign of ihe Crab are confident like fo fake hold FIRST ROW: Steve R. Cox, Barbara Elder, Chuck Landsettle.- SECOND: Katy Langford, Rick Lemley, Linda Moore. THIRD: Sam Wagner, Jeff Williamson, Lucille Willis. 46 FIRST ROW: Fred Barley, Jay Barron, Jenny Bills, Janet Dearth, Mike Felter. SECOND: Becky Jo Had- dox, Bob Hedges, Charles W. Knight, Debbie McCut- cheon, Doug Oldfield. THIRD: Mike Poling, Bryan Powell, Lindsay Roach, Virgil Starcher, Danny Van Noy. FOURTH: Lee Waggoner, Malcolm Winland. Under Leo ihe lion. Juniore are loyal FIRST ROW: Dian Bailey, Nelia Barnhart, Sandy Flowers. SECOND: Jerry Green, Lewis Houser, Tom Ingram. THIRD: Bob Kriner, Charles Powell, John Reese. FOURTH: Jim Satterfield, Anita Sweeney, Raymond Taylor. Virgo Juniors dislike routine! 48 FIRST ROW: Tim Lamp, Debbie Lancianese. SECOND: Mary Noland, Vicki Sparks. LIBRA the Qign of the scales, has independent Juniors QCORPIO complex and sensitive are Juniors under the Qign of the Qcorpion FIRST ROW: Mark Carpenter, Steve Davis, Barry Hamilton, Bill Hart, Pam Keyes. SECOND: Louise Leasure, Beth Ann McHenery, Alan Murray, Charlotte Plemons, Melody Shingleton. Not pictured: Jay Renner. 49 Outgoing personalities are found among jun- iors whose sign is the Archer FIRST ROW: Teresa Binegar, Dale Boggs, Joyce Cutlip, Carl Down- ing. SECOND: Jo Ann Haaker, Margie Johnson, Faye Locke. QAGITTARIUQ CAPRICORN Practical are juniors whose sym- bol is the Coat FIRST ROW: Terry Ball, Bob Bills, Joe Busch, Ed Campbell. SECOND: Vickie Cottrill, Chuck Meyer, Becky Norvell. Aquarius Idealistic are Juniors whose Qign is Water Bearer FIRST ROW: Vickie Bennett, Mike Brady, Jackie Broadwater, Debbie Harris, Patricia Lyne. SECOND: Jeannie Lough Metz, Debbie Seese, Allen Simmons, Jackie Statler. Juniors campaigned for QC offices in May Elected for'70-'71 were Jackie Broadwater, secretary. Bob Kriner, president; Rick Lemley, vice president; and Debbie Lancianese, treasurer. 51 52 PIQCFQ Juiniors born in Hiq Qign of the Fish are adaptable, and tike people. FIRST ROW: Edith Claypool, Greg Dale, Clyde Little. SECOND: Dave McCullough, Tara Neely, Pam Rea. THIRD: Jeanette Reynolds, Jeri Smith, Dorothy Sunderman. FIRST ROW: Debbie Beaver, Denyse Bills, Chuck Bowie, Mary Beth Dennis, Barbara Nichols. SECOND: Marcella Shingleton, Cindy Simmons, Debbie Smith, Ray Straight, Alice Wilson. Arians ike hazardous si ua ions . . . Taureans are s eady . . . FIRST ROW: Joan Bowie, Diana Butler, Jan Dearth. SECOND: Linda Harris, Renee Kiester, Wayne Mulneix. THIRD: Gail Smith, Janet Westbrook, Kevin Wince. 54 Geminians are charming . . . CLASS OFFICERS Successful Sophomores are Joan Brown, secretary; Pam Terry, treasurer; Dave Hughes, president; Pat Boyles, vice-president. FIRST ROW; Wanda Boley, Joan Brown. SECOND: Elmer Burns, Randy Cochrane. THIRD: Ronnie Frey, Steve Hill. FOURTH: Diana Kelley, Melinda Mess- man. FIFTH: Doug Olds, Ronnie Pryor, Jack Vaughn. Not pictured: Mike Myers, Mike Proper. 55 FIRST ROW: Lula Boley, Pat Boyles, Lynn Bradfield, Pam Cottrlll, Pam Cox. SECOND: David Cronin, Duane Larson, Kathy McCutcheon, David Maston, Lyle Meeks. THIRD: Nick Reed, Sharon Runnion, Penny Shingleton, Randy Shingleton. Happy Birthday! Mike Barron Mike Clough . v i' Margaret Cox Larry McEldowney Leo gives poise . . . FIRST ROW: Harry Bradley, Chariot Campbell, Glenda Childers, Patty Corbin, Joyce Eddy. SECOND: Steve Eddy, Debbie Fetty, Doug Hescht, Angela Northrop, Joe Pickens. THIRD: Barbara Powell, Bob Stewart, Steve Wilson, Anita Wise. 57 Virgo like adventure . . FIRST ROW: Dwaine Barnes, Jan Bills, Sharon Brookover, Elaine Campbell, Carolyn Davis. SECOND: Bev Hammett, Diana Little, Jane Powell, Greg Roby. THIRD: Pam Shultz, Sandra Stewart, Pam Terry, David Wilson. Qcorpios are contradictory Steve Aque Rae Nell Bettem Dora Lucas Sandra Shultz ft Mike Bills Van Grose Gary Hall tiA, a T- 4k X - •? Chuck Lamp 0S 4 fk. ?«T6fn mp“ ‘ r Glen McBrayer Barbara Malone Mark Miller Chuck Templeton Qagittarians are extroverts . . . Capricorns are energetic . . Aquarians are philosophical. Gregg Hall Debbie Sparks Brenda Beane Steve J. Cox Arlene Gorrell Neil Price Tom Satterfield Phil Shingleton Vicki Wagner Diane Williams 59 Pieceane are carefree . . . FIRST ROW: Darlene Hescht, Dave Hughes, Sharon Locke. SECOND: Deloris Owens, Martha Pierce, Debby Pinkerton. 60 61 Ariane are impatient . . . FIRST ROW: Kathy Bennett, Roger Bunner, Betty Campbell, Mike Cantwell. SECOND: Connie Dearth, Tom Ferguson, Karen Gessner, Kathy McCurry, THIRD: Doug Miller, Richard Sigler, Larry Smith, Rick West. Taureans are thoughtful. . . FIRST ROW: Ronda Felter, Roger Lamp, Debbie McCullough. SECOND: Karen McFadden, Carla Maidens, Kim Martin. THIRD: Mike Miller, Alesia Murray, Kathy Pinkerton. 62 Geminians ara impulsive . . FIRST ROW: Sarah Bennett, David Bills, Mindy Bullman. SECOND: Sue Clovis, Diane Farren, David Farson, Dinah Fauss. THIRD: Lee Hedges, Dave Kuntz, Sylvia Little, Charles McBrayer. FOURTH: Tina Noland, Jackie Petty, Rosemary Pierce, Lisa Smith. FIFTH: Pam Smith, Max West, Brenda Wise, Kathy Zipf. 63 FIRST ROW: Jim Boughner, Andy Busch, Betsy Butcher. SECOND: Stephanie Byers, Randy Con- away, Mark Davis. THIRD: Marlene Hescht, Roger Higgins, Susan Illar. FOURTH: Judy Kerns, Ricky Lamp, Lola Owens. FIFTH: Edgar Satter- field, Paul Sparks, Randy Sparks. SIXTH: Dar- lene Starcher, Ed Tice, Rodney Ullman. Leos are constant FIRST ROW: Resea -Bills. Rita Boley, Mike Childers. Dale Cornell, Gary Freshour. SECOND: Lynda Ingram, Larry Miracle, Linda Russell, Charles Straight. THIRD: Becky Timmons, Carl Wells, Darlene WeUs, Debby Worstell. Enthusiasm radiates from Virgo . . . •FIRST ROW: Cheryl Dearth, Connie Fauss, Dave Jeffers. SECOND: Gary Little, Fred Mulneix, Rusty Pritchett. THIRD: Tracy Smith, Brent Wilson, Sam Yoho. 65 FIRST ROW: Gilda Childers. Cheryl Cornell, Margie Hammett. SECOND: Louis Harmon, Gloria Flowers, Madonna Lamp. THIRD: Al- vin Lucas, Mary Lynn Mattingly, Kevin Miller. FOURTH: Earl Seese, Cathy Simmons, Sue Lyn Snyder. Librans are sensitive . . . Scorpios are secretive . . . FIRST ROW: Linda Dye, Gary Johnson. SECOND: Larry Johnson, Keith McFadden, Mark Mayfield. THIRD: Kandy Morrell, Leslie Mosely, Debby Wolfe. 66 tary; Randy Conaway, president; and Dave Kuntz, vice president. FIRST ROW: Kathy Blouir, Mike Carr, Richard Conaway, Joyce Ginter. SECOND: Mike Hammett, Vivian Lamp, Ed Liller, Ernie Liller. THIRD: George McCune, Diana Sole, Earl Stevens, Bill Weber. OFFICERS Qagittariane are intriguing . . . Capricorniane are determined. . . FIRST ROW: Barbara Felter, Kathy Giboney, Judy Hess, Fred Lamp, Mike Mas- ton. SECOND: Margaret Metheney, Jim Morrell, Scott Pryor, Sarah Wagner, Dennis West. 67 FIRST ROW: Tim Ambrose, Sherry Barker, Mary Sue Bills, Judy Cunning- ham, Sally Davis, Debby Gilbert. SECOND: Debby Hickman, Virginia Hicks, Carmen Mazon, Tim Meeks, Glen Satterfield, Tom Thacker. THIRD: Debbie Woodburn. Aquarians are bold. . . FIRST ROW: Tim Brammer, Nancy Bunner, Steve Bunner, Jesse Danielson. SECOND: Terri Davis, Jayne Dearth, Gayla Gregg, Terry Hawkins. THIRD: Pam Neely, Ronnie Pinkerton, Carol Scadden, Bill Wherry, Pisceans are casual . . 69 FIRST ROW: Carrie Balmain, Belva Barnhart, Jody Brammer, Mike Carpenter, Shari Connon. SECOND: James Cronin, Leonard Dawson, Linda Evans, Wil- liam Evans, Kathy Hawkins. THIRD: Penny Hendrickson, Roger Hicks, Cheryl Himmeger, Rodney Holmes, Jim Hooper. FOURTH: Lora Hughes, Brenda Mossburg, Gary Smith, David Stevens, Charlene Westbrook. ARIOQ March 21 lo April 20 FIRST ROW: Donnie Aider- man, Mark Bailey, Jolene Barnes, Rodney Barnhart, Sammy Butler. SECOND: Debbie Green, Billy Little, Debbie Metheney, Keith Pinkerton, Jimmie Sayger. THIRD: Charles Shingleton, Debbie Steele, Fred Wilson. TAURUS April 2 fo May 2 GEMINI May 22 fo June 2 FIRST ROW: Dorothy Bills, Annie Bunner, Carole Hackett, Cheryl Hackett, Richard Kirkbride, Tina Larson. SECOND: Mike Lemley, Keith Little, Kathy Morrell. Eric Reckard, Mike Taylor, Ronald Wilson. 71 CANCER June 22 to July 23 Richard Campbell Tom Cox Deanna Damron Beth Elder Keith Hadley Becky Hammett Luella Kidder Robert Kyle Terry Lough Vicki Mossor Connie Payne Tom Rinehart David Roby Robert Si monton Tony Stewart Lester Willis LEO Edgel Brookover Dale Colvin Michael Dearth William Dearth Randy Dickson Joy Keith Jim McCune Tom Owens John Stephenson July 24 to August 23 f 72 CLASS OFFICERS John Dawkins, treasurer; Eddie Bartrug, secretary; Jeff Taylor, vice president; and David Stevens, president are ready to leave their eighth grade balcony. Kate Ash Patricia Bailey Roger G. Bailey Roger L. Bailey Dawn Bradley Mark Byers Edith Colvin Annette Cox Wayne Cunningham Lee Flower Rhonda Greathouse Frank Leasure Randy Lowther Cathy McCullough Jeff Mayfield Phillip Noland Harry Scadden Gale Shultz 73 Max Campbell Lee Dennis Stephanie Elder Aileen Gessner Denise Little Leland Lowther Jackie Myers David Newland Tim Nichols Betty Jo Pollock Steven Rea Debbie Rogers Cathy Scadden UBRA Qeptember 24 to October 23 QCORPtO October 24 to November 22 Eddie Bartrug Cecilia Casto Bridgett Dutton Beth Fetty Shawn Gregg Ginger Hackett Richard Hashman Martha Hesson Dave Kelly Marsha McIntyre Steve Malone Kevin Maston Barbara West Susan Zipf 74 Randy Bennett Stephanie Davis William Hammett Teresa Knight Maggie McNeil Dawn Marshall Sally Jean Moore Jack Smith Sherry Starcher Tim Sweeney Terry Waggoner David Williams QAGtTTARtUQ November 23 to December 2 CAPRICORN December 22 to January 20 Wayne Birkhimer Nancy Butler Liz Campbell Kay Coartney John Dawkins Ronald Doak Dorothy Fox Doug Higgins Danny Hill Sheryl Jewell Charles Lamp Donald Malone Thelma Peckens Sharon Powell Loretta Taylor AQUARtUQ January 21 to February 9 FIRST ROW: Lynn Barron, Beverly Bennett, Rose Marie Boley, Jill Burkhammer, Teresa Frum. SECOND: Sherry Gorrell, Brenda Janes, Steve Pickens, Janet Taylor, Brenda Vannoy. PtQCFQ February 20 to March 20 EIGHTH GRADERS NOT PICTURED: Susan Carney Benny Dalrymple Ray Ellison Christine Patterson Kathy Shields Marvin Sunderman Jimmy Williams FIRST ROW: Teresa Blouir, Jerry Davis, Kathy Deem, Marsha Higgins. SECOND: Jeff Kelly, Mark Milhoan, Mike Nazel- rod, Tim Oldfield. THIRD: Jeff Taylor Brian Williams, Linda Winland, Larry Wotring. FACULTY and ADMINISTRATION 77 Coping with problems . . . Directing personnel. . . Supervising school functions . . . Mr. Ingram works to better SMHQ THE OFFICE A re-evaluation of SMHS by the North Central Association was held April 20 and 30. All members of the staff were found fully certified, organization and management were commended. The school is approved. I i l I LinaaNagle w Principale' Qecreiary John G. Conaway B. A. , Fairmont M.Ed., West Virginiaj AQQiQtenl rinci x Guidance Office 7 need fo see Miss Sfrickling fo fa k abouf . . . My grades — my college plane — my fufure job — my abililies — my problems — ME!'' Isabel Qlrickling B. A. , Marshall M. Ed., University of Pittsburgh Guidance Counselor Keeping student records current and the responsi- bility of the testing pro- gram make plenty of paper work. Mr. Ander- son assisted as guidance counselor one period each day. VOCATIONAL GUIDANCE WEEK Community resource speakers (left) talked to special interest groups during Club Period October 23, 1969. A general as- sembly highlighted the program. Mr. Roy Pollock of Quaker State was the speaker. ROBERT ADKINS B.A., Salem M.S., West Virginia DRIVERS EDUCATION DANIEL ALLMAN B.A., Glenville VOCAL MUSIC JON AMUNDSON B.A., Bryan ENGLISH 10 NEWTON ANDERSON B.S., W. Va. Wesleyan M.A., Marshall SCIENCE 8 GUIDANCE Curriculum • • Curriculum • Thirty-two classroom teachers meet daily . . . DENCIL BACKUS B.A., Glenville VIRGINIA BARK WILL B.A., Bowling Green Business Univ. LEWIS BERKHIMER GARY BOLYARD B.S., West Virginia B.A., Fairmont WORLD HISTORY SHORTHAND CIVICS TYPING SPEECH SOCIAL STUDIES INDUSTRIAL ARTS PHYS. ED. MECHANICAL DRAWING COACH Curriculum • • Curriculum • 81 he challenge of re a ing he 54 SubjQCtS in he QMHQ curric- ulum o he needs HAROLD DAVIS B.S., M.S., Ithaca INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC KENNETH FOGLESONG B.A., Glenville BOOKKEEPING, ECO- NOMICS, GENERAL BUSI- NESS, OFFICE MACHINES, PERSONAL FINANCE Curriculum • HOMER CRIDDLE B.A,, M.S., West Virginia PHYS. ED., HEALTH ATHLETIC DIRECTOR COACH • Cur- Curriculum • • Cur- INTRODUCT ORY PHYSICAL SCIENCE (Science 9) ANN BRADFIELD B.A., Martha Washington College, Univ. of Virginia DRAMATICS WALTER CARPENTER B. A., M.S., West Virginia BIOLOGY CHEMISTRY DAVID GETTINGS B.A., Glenville M.S,, West Virginia 82 JOHANNA GETTINGS B.A., Glenville ENGLISH 11 riculum • GENTA HEATON B.A., W. Va. Wesleyan AMERICAN HISTORY riculum • DAVID GRAHAM B.A., Glenville CIVICS WORLD HISTORY COACH of 670 students . . . plus involve- ment in activ- ities and organ- iza- tions . B. A., Davis and Elkins WILLIAM HOWARD MATHEMATICS 8 83 ROGER HUFFMAN B.A., Glenville ■■ ■ i ■ mt m CORDIE INGRAM B.A., M.A., West Virginia MAE LEWIS B.A., Glenville Qtudy to relate tradi- tions! subjects to a changing world. . . ENG US H 12 LIBRARY ALGEBRA I and II MATHEMATICS 9 Curriculum JERRY LONG B.S., M.S., West Virginia VOCATIONAL AGRICUL- TURE, CONSERVATION, FORESTRY, AGR. MECHANICS ROBERT MAXWELL B.A., Glenville CHEMISTRY, PHYSICS, SCIENCE 8, PHYS. ED., COACH CLERICAL and SECRE- TARIAL OFFICE PRAC- TICE, BUSINESS ENGLISH, LIBRARY • Curric- JAMES OSBOURN B.A., Glenville M.A., West Virginia ALGEBRA II and III CALCULUS PLANE GEOMETRY • Curric- Curriculum • 84 BARBARA RECKARD B.S., West Virginia HISTORY 8 t lum • NEVA SCHUPBACH B.A., Ohio Univ. FRENCH I and II ENG US H 8 ulum • ELM A RIGGS B.A., West Liberty M. S., West Virginia PHYSICAL EDUCATION HEALTH NAOMI SELLERS B. A., Salem FRENCH III LATIN II CREATIVE WRITING Expand he classroom lo include as much experience as possible 85 X CATHARINE SIMONTON B.A., Glenville EDITH SPENCER B.A., Salem M.A., West Virginia MICHAEL WEBB B.A., Glenville M. A., West Virginia BET TIE WEBER B.A., Marshall ENGLISH 8 ENGLISH 9 Curriculum • BIOLOGY I and II VOCATIONAL HOME MATHEMATICS 10, 8 ECONOMICS COACH • Curriculum STUDENT TEACHERS always interest students. NEW AT SMHS this year were Mrs. Bettie Weber, Mrs. Lynn Stotler of Glenville State conducts for Mr. Schupbach, Mr. Bolyard, Mr. Conaway, and Mr. Berk- Davis. himer. 86 The Library, Materiale Center To provide resources for an expanding cuniculum, to widen our horizon of interests, to provide leisure activities that have meaning now and in the future: these were all objectives of the faculty, students, and librarian as materials were added to the instructional resource center. The librarian was assisted by Mrs. Betty Wilson, clerk of the materials center; Mrs. Charlaine Gilpin, social worker; and Mrs. Mae Lewis served as librarian one period. The reference section was enlarged this year, a rolling maga- zine and paperback rack was added. A broken water line during Christmas vacation caused much damage. A staff member captioned the drying lines The cleanest literature in town! HELEN WEBER B.S., West Virginia LIBRARIAN Things Go Better With School Services Building facilities are maintained by CUSTODIANS Lester Wilson, Gertrude Scadden, Carl Langford, and Carl Horner. 88 Most students eat lunch at school, and two lunch periods are scheduled. Lunch count averaged about 400. COOKS: Hazel Hall, Nellie Cox, Lulu Snyder, and Eleanor Poynter. ■■ Transportation for over two-thirds of the student body is necessary daily, and school organizations travel by school bus. DRIVERS: Gene Lamp, Leo Sigler, Howard Cronin, A. C. Cantwell, Jr., Gilbert Barnhart, Terry Snyder, Harvey Cunningham, Joe Cross, Benny Eddy, Roland Waybright, Don Adams, Dana Dearth, Carl Pickens, Lyle Dearth, and Todd Byers. 89 Locat problems, stole requirements, guided administrative actions Continuing the improvement of building facilities was a project of Board members this year. Super- intendent Ambrose, Mr. Smith, and Dr. West are checking the renovation of Miss Barkwill's room with paneling, carpet, new chalkboards and furni- ture. Other remodeling resulted in a comfortably equipped sick room and remodeled restrooms. Irving L. Ambrose B.A., Shepherd College M.S., West Virginia University Superintendent 90 Pleasants County Board of Education President Buttrey shows Mr. Rolston die proposed location for an emer- gency exit from the second floor. The new exit will mean remodel- ing two classrooms. Members of the Pleasants County Board of Education; SEATED: Irving Ambrose, superintendent; Carlton Buttrey, president; Edgar Simonton, assistant superintendent. STAND- ING; Burl Smith, George Rolston, George West, and J. D. Wiley. This year the Board published a definitive policy of standards for Pleasants County Schools. Edgar E. Qimonton B.A., Marietta College M.S., West Virginia University Assistant Superintendent Coordinator, Federal Programs County Personnel Aid QMHQ EDWIN DAVIS Supervisor Building Maintenance, Bus Fleet THELMA DAVIS Secretary Board Office The goal of Pleasants County Schools is the completion of the education program by every young person. It is to this end, symbolized by the coveted diploma, that the efforts of Board, Administration, and Faculty are directed. (Above) Senior John Wilson is congratulated by Board President Buttrey. GLENN MOTT Director of Transportation EARL WATSON Audio-Visual, Photographer CHARLAINE GILPIN Social Worker OPAL NORTHROP S ecretary Board Office BETTY WILSON Clerk, Materials Center 92 Qtudent Council. . . MEMBERS are, FIRST ROW: Advisor, Mr. Ingram, J. Dennis, B. Buttrey, S. Nicholas, S. Timmons. SECOND: E. Vaughan, E. McGee, T. Little, F. deMiranda, E. Taylor, Y. Horner, J. Hammett. THIRD: D. Boggs, B. Haddox, P. Barnhart, J. Haaker, J. Broadwater, B. Winland, B. Northrop. FOURTH: D. Hughes, G. Hall, M. Miller, M. Kelly, L. Houser, M. Beard, B. Tennant. FIFTH: Richard Conaway, M. Hammett, S. Locke, P. Terry, V. Wagner, J. Vaughn, P. Boyles. SIXTH: T. Sweeney, K. McCurry, P. Smith, L. Mosely, M. Mattingly, D. Kuntz, Rendy Conaway. SEVENTH: B. Williams, E. Bartrug, L. Barron, J. Dawkins, D. Stevens, J. Taylor, B. Hammett. BELOW, OFFICERS are: Sue Timmons, treasurer; Susie Nicholas, secretary; John Dennis, president; and Bernard Buttrey, vice president. The Council sponsors many school assemblies and lyceums throughout the year. Homecoming Chairmen Planning Belle Night are Home- coming Co-chairmen Jackie Broad- water and Dale Boggs. Represents School, Plans Homecoming Aciivifies for Ociober 3, 969 Senior class president, Fred deMiranda, proposes new students' rights com- mittee to the Council. Diane 71a f 7ane 71 nn 7(arnmeti BELLE OF ST. MARYS tv CjfizaSet i Uai for (The Class of 7U presents February 28, 8:15 p.m. Rosenlieb Auditorium Ann iBrabftdb. Bircrtor The men plot: Do as you're told, blubber! The girls: Linda Illar, Vivian Statler, Norma Boley. Tell us about your work. The ladies quiz Mrs. Sparker, Diana Cunningham. Anyone for tea? Flattery wins Mayor Tibbett, John Dennis. Ling, Emilio Siazon, is skeptical. 98 STRANGE BEDFELLOWS, a three-act comedy by Flo- rence Ryerson and Colin Clements, concerns some hilarious tactics used by American women in the struggle for suffrage. The setting is San Francisco, 1896, and the opponents are the male and female members of the Cromwell family. The play, with a mature plot, was handled well by the cast. The elegance of the set added much. THE LEADS: Sandra West, Joe Safety, John Wilson, Elizabeth Taylor, Mark Bradfield, Adele Watson. Buelah, Penny Smith; Charles, Mike Deem; Mrs. Gimble, Becky Cutlip; Mrs. Worley, Barbara Cantwell. Lillian Hampton, Suzanne Hammett; Vin- cent Pemberton, Ed Vaughan; Nicky Hamp- ton, Yvonne Horner. 99 Offstage.- Plays at SMHS are under the direction of Mrs. Ann Bradfield. The chief productions each year are the class plays, whose casts come from the classes produc- ing. Stage crews usually come from the sponsoring class, but help is also drawn from dramatics classes, Thespians, and the Pleasants County Players. Play production is also a means of creative expres- sion, and each year many students become involved. Lighting, sound effects, properties, settings, painting flats, publicity ... all give students the opportunity to experience theatre first-hand, as well as hours of work and fun. CREW SEATEE Pat Cosper, Bev Fetty, Marge Hart, Jeanne Wince, Patti Deem. STANDING: Linda Plemons, Fred deMiranda, Teresa Conaway, Roger Pryor, Susie Nich- olas, Lynn Bradfield, Mike Hammett. Mrs. Bradfield and Jane Ann Hammett, student director, relax after the play ''Bedfellows. CLASS OF '69 PRESENTS THREE-ACT COMEDY by Betty MacDonald, adapted by Dalzell and Martens, directed by ANN BRADFIELD THE Mac DONALDS Betty-----Barbara Watson Don---------Danny Snider Anne------Annette Clovis Joan - - - - Angela Clovis ONIONQ Rosenlieb May 24, 1969 IN THB QTEW Memorial Auditorium ' 'Onions is a good class play . . . commented Mrs. Ann Bradfield, director. Twenty-nine seniors appeared in the cast, and 26 more were actively involved in the stage crew, which makes 55 class members who contributed to their play. Sue Statler, student director; Bill Dennis, stage man- • ager; Jeanne Flower, properties; and Larry Haas, special effects, deserve special credit. 101 No dinner tonight! Where were you when the lights went out? Ths Junior Class presents CLASS RING May 23. 1970 Under the direction of ANN BRADFIELD 102 CAST; FIRST ROW: Judy, Margie Johnson; Midge, Debbie Lancianese. SECOND; Kip, Lind- say Roach; Mrs. Heydon, Becky Norvell; Mr. Heydon, Dale Boggs; Tobey Heydon, Jo Ann Haaker. STANDING: Kay, Berylann Hammett; Dick, Scott Rogan; the Egg Man, Charley Powell; Barbie, Penny Hammett; Itchy, Tom Ingram; Mary, Jackie Broadwater; Miss Jefferson, Tara Neely; Julian Thorpe, Alan Murray; Brad, Matt Beard. PLOT; Class Ring, best-loved work of Rosamon du Jardin, is a comedy centering on two teen- agers who have just agreed to go steady. The event capsizes the calm Hey- don household. CREW: Faye Locke, student director, and Beth McHenry, assistant, are seated. STANDING: Debbie Harris, Vicki Cottril, Elaine Hall- brook, Fred Barley, Joyce Cutlip, Mike Brady, Anita Sweeney, Mike Hammett. THE ST. MARYS HIGH SCHOOL BLUE DEVIL MARCHING BAND 105 Color Guard A mark of military distinction Teresa Conaway Diane Cunningham Joyce Trunk Guide, Rifle Saber Rifle Mary Noland Anita Sweeney State Flag School Flag Brenda Beane American Flag 107 PLATOON I, FIRST RANK: S. West, D. Beane, A. Sweeney, D. Cunningham. SECOND: J. Dennis; sergeant; F. Locke, D. Hickman, M. Lamp. D. Butler. THIRD: J. Haaker, S. Clovis, C. Dearth. FOURTH: S. Lamp, G. Freshour, S. Stewart, S. Locke. FIFTH: B. Wilson, D. Woodbum, B. Tim- mons, T. Davis. SIXTH: S. Eddy, D. VanNoy. D. Little, S. J. Cox. SEVENTH: J. Lowther. R. Morris, corporal. Platoons Build Band PLATOON II, FIRST RANK: B. Winland; sergeant; S. Hammett, B. Hammett, T. Conaway, J. Trunk. SECOND: P. Cosper, M. Mattingly, M. Bullman, N. Barnhart. THIRD: V. Sparks, L. Russell, D. Wolfe, B. Ruckman. FOURTH: P. Deem, A. Murray. J. Powell, P. Shultz. FIFTH: J. Cronin, L. Dye, K. Morrell, N. Reed. SIXTH: M. Bradfield, T. Thacker, M. Carr, R. Pryor. SEVENTH: S. R. Cox, corporal; T. Brammer, J. Eddy. PLATOON III is awarded citation cords for best in competition. FIRST RANK: M. Cox; sergeant; E. Taylor, M. Johnson, P. Rea, J. Broadwater. SECOND: T. Eddy, D. Fauss, M. West, C. Maidens. THIRD: J. Hammett, L. Harmon, D. Farson, C. Mazon. FOURTH: J. Petty, P.Cox, C. Fauss, J. Danielson. FIFTH: D. Buttrey, L. Smith, D. Sole, B. Hammett. SIXTH: N. Boley, M. Wolfe, G. Hall, J. Westbrook. SEVENTH: R. Gregg, corporal; T. Ferguson. Pride and Qpirii PLATOON IV, FIRST RANK: B. Fetty, M. Noland, B. Beane, P. Hammett. SECOND: S. Hacka- thorn, sergeant; A. Watson, D. Maston, B, Weber. M. Cox. THIRD: E. Fulmer, D. Smith. Margie Hammett, J. Corbin. FOURTH: J. Neely, P. Smith, V. Lamp. FIFTH: D. Bills, L. Mosely, J. Kerns, V. Wagner. SIXTH: D. Summers, Mike Hammett, K. McCurry, R. Conaway. SEVENTH: J. Vaughn, corporal. Band Seniors Diane Beane Norma Boley Mark Brad fie Id Debbie Buttrey Teresa Conaway Jeanie Corbin Pat Cosper Mike Cox Janice Cronin Diana Cunningham Patti Deem John Dennis Teresa Eddy Beverly Fetty Emma Jane Fulmer Roger Gregg Steve Hackathorn Jane Ann Hammett Suzanne Hammett Jim Lowther Richard Morris Jenny Neely Ron Smith Vivian Sparks Debi Summers Elizabeth Taylor Joyce Trunk Adele Watson Sandra West Benny Winland Eight years ago, Director Harold C. Davis taught his first beginners’ band classes at St. Marys. The Class of 1970 was this class. For these eight years, students of the instrumental department were under his leadership. The Class of 1970 can proudly say that this year, Mr. Davis, ThiQ band is your band! no The Senior Cteee mey come end go, Bui ihe epiri of hie bend livee on . . . in 112 PElTILAIRES STAGE CONCERT DEVILAIRES are, FIRST ROW: Teresa Eddy, Mark Bradfleld, Janet Westbrook, Sue Clovis, Linda Dye, Emma Fulmer, Berylann Hammett, Norma Boley. SECOND: Mr. Davis, director: Roger Gregg, John Dennis, Ronnie Pryor. THIRD: Jack Vaughn, Dale Boggs, Jim Lowther, Ron E. Smith, Adele Watson, Randy Conaway, Tom Ferguson. . . . participate in Stage Band Festival The Devilaires pre- sented their second annual concert March 21. They entertained at all home basketball games (left), and performed at class plays and civic affairs. The stage band had an excellent rating at the 13th Stage Band Festival in Charleston February 28. ... and the beat goes on 1 M3 RON SMITH Vice President ELIZABETH TAYLOR Treasurer; TERESA CONAWAY Secretary JOHN DENNIS President Band Qtaff reaches new heights FIRST ROW: JOHN DENNIS Sergeant ROGER GREGG Corporal ELIZABETH TAYLOR Guide Majorette MR. DAVIS Director TERESA CONAWAY Guide Color Guard BENNY WINLAND Sergeant SECOND ROW: JACK VAUGHN Corporal MIKE COX Sergeant RON SMITH Drum Major STEVE HACKATHORN Sergeant Band Officers Blue Imp Band Has Good Year Showing the results of earnest practice the second period, the Blue Imp Band earned compliments on its playing in the Spring Concert, and on its performance in various parades. The band attended a Junior High Band Festival in May. DRUM MAJOR for the Imps was Jimmy Sayger, right. MAJORETTES: Jackie Myers, Aileen Gessner, Karen Gessner, Teresa Frum, Jill Burkhammer, Lynn Barron. FIRST; R. Kirkbride, T. Stewart, L. Hughes, M. Byers. M. Dearth, M. McNeil. SECOND: Stephanie Davis, C.Himmeger, K. Deem, R. Simonton, D. Marshall, P. Hendrickson. THIRD: C. Westbrook, B, Dutton, B. Hammett, C. Balmain, T. Nichols, B. Fetty. FOURTH: D. Alderman, K. little, B. Elder, M. Nazelrod, T. Knight, J. McCune. FIFTH: S. Snyder, B. Pollock, W. Ham- mett, M. Hesson, T. Sweeney. SIXTH: J. Davis, S. Zipf, D. Little, B. Van- Noy, Sally Davis. SEVENTH: M. McIntyre, S. Elder, D. Steele. K. Ash, S. • Connon, C. Casto. EIGHTH: S. Byers, L. Kidder, Carole Hackett. Cheryl Hackett, L. Flower, B. Wise. NINTH: D. Gilbert, J. Ginter, L. Lowther, J. Cronin, R. Greathouse, K. Zipf. Mr. Davis was director. When the Qaints come marching in 117 Qelecfed Voices Compose Ociei FIRST ROW: Adele Watson, Debbie Stevens, Janice Cronin. SECOND Keith White, Nancy Pollock, accompanist; Roger Pryor. THIRD: John Dennis, Suzanne Hammett, Mark Bradfield. Director Allman makes the caber throw while gathering pine for the Singing tree. Officers FIRST ROW: Susie Nicholas, secretary; Jane Ann Ham- mett, librarian. SECOND: Keith White, robe custo- dian; Adele Watson, treasurer; Tom Ingram, robe custo- dian. THIRD: Sandy Holmes, vice president; Sandra West, librarian. FOURTH: Marvin Lamm, president. Left The Select Choir gav$ three concerts during a tour of eastern Virginia in May. In 1969 the spring tour included concerts in the Rotunda of the Cannon Office Building of the House of Representatives and in the National Cathedral at Washington, D. C. QMHQ Concert Choir directed by Daniel L. Allman TENORS: Mike Hammett, Marvin Lamm, Barry Nichols, Roger Pryor, Scott Pryor, Ron E. Smith, Keith White. BASSES: Matt Beard, Mark Bradfield, Mike Clough, Steve R. Cox, Dennis DeMarco, John Dennis, Roger Gregg, Louis Harmon, Tom Ingram, Jim Lowther, Mark Mayfield, Scott Rogan, Emilio Siazon, Randy Turley, Jack Vaughn. FIRST SOPRANOS: Barbara Cantwell, Janice Cronin, Janette Dearth, Renee Kiester, Charlotte Plemons, Sandra West. SECOND SOPRANOS: Dian Bailey, Rosemary Bailey, Nelia Barnhart, Brenda Beane, Janlin Bills, Kathy Brammer, Edith Claypool, Debbie Cornell, Nila Evans, Dinah Fauss, Sandra Flowers, Debbie Hickman, Virginia Hicks, Sandra Holmes, Yvonne Homer, Linda Illar, Katy Langford, Sharon Locke, Betty Malone, Pat Mayo, Debbie McCullough, Carol McFadden, Pam Neely, Mary Alice Noland, Rose- mary Pierce, Nancy Pollock, Barbara Powell, Jeanette Reynolds, Cindy Simmons, Vivian Sparks, Sue Timmons, JuneYoho, A dele Watson. ALTOS: Joan Bowie, Sharon Brookover, Joan Brown, Linda Conaway, Diana Cunning- ham, Mary Dennis, Debbie Fetty, Emma Fulmer, Jane Ann Hammett, Linda Harris, Margie Hart, Linda Horner, Diane Little, Sylvia Little, Alesia Murray, Susie Nicholas, Barbara Nichols, Tina Noland, Becky Norvell, Linda Ple- mons, Penny Smith, Diane Sole, Debbie Stevens, Pam Terry, Sarah Wagner, Debbie Wolfe. Choir Taped Annual Christmas Eve Program Dec. II at WTAP-TV 119 ‘Singing Tree’ December 20, 1969 and Spring Concert May 8, 1970 Receive Praise r A variety of music, sung by well-blended voices, characterized choir performances this year. Selections ranged from Bach to the Beatles, from Alleluia to Aquarius. In addition to the traditional con- certs, the Select Choir and die Octet sang for many groups. Seniors formed a choir for the Class Sermon. 121 Class o 1970 Sponsors Sno-ball QUEEN AND ATTEND- ANTS are: Jackie Broad- water, queen; Berylann Hammett, Debbie Lan- cianese, Jo Ann Haaker, Penny Hammett. Fred deMiranda, president of 1970 class, presents Jackie with roses. Black Walnut Queen Suzanne Hammett was crowned Queen Suzanne XV at the annual Black Walnut Festival, October 9 to 11, 1969. Bsekefboll Queen Junior Vicki Cottrill, center, was 1970 Basketball Queen. Class Queens were; Kathy Deem, eighth; Liz Taylor, senior; Pam Smith, fresh- man; and Pam Terry, sophomore. The con- test is sponsored by the S Club. Queen of Heerie The annual Queen of Hearts Contest is spon- sored by the Key Club to collect money for the prevention and cure of heart disease. QUEEN AND COURT (above): Teresa Conaway, sen- ior; Sonia Lamp, junior; Carmen Mazon, fresh- man; Carrie Balmain, eighth; Pam Cottrill, sophomore and Queen; Mark Bradfield, Key Club president. Mr. QM Mr. SM is sponsored by the Tri-Hi-Y, which selects five senior boys as candidates. Mr. SM is then chosen by popular vote of die student body. KING AND COURT (below): John . V Dennis, Fred deMiranda, Mr. SM; Teresa Cona- way, Tri-Hi-Y president; Ron E. Smith, Emilio Siazon. Not pictured: Ed Wilson. 127 1970 Purple and Gold Yearbook Staff. . . Activities ELIZABETH TAYLOR Advertising JOE SAFETY (R) CHARLEY ROBEY (L) Escapes copy sheets, headlines, and deadlines JUNCTION Clubs DIANA CUNNINGHAM JOYCE TRUNK (R) Senior Section SANDRA WEST Sports JIM COCHRANE Honors KEITH WHITE (L) Faculty RON SMITH (C) Business Manager JEANNE WINCE Advisor MRS. HELEN WEBER Editors MARK BRADFIELD JANE ANN HAMMETT in:w xv 4ioi When Do We Get EDITOR Keith ASSISTANTS Jane Ann Jim SPORTS John BUSINESS Charley CLUBS Beth Ann ADVERTISING Mark FEATURES Penny CIRCULATION Gloria The Argue' ? . . . Busy jour ns lists meanf the paper was due From the journalism class is formed the staff of The SMHS Argus, which published 10 issues this year. Head- quarters for the group was the journalism room on the second floor, but, this year, class had to meet on the first floor. Frequently the group ended in the library, especially at deadline time. All journalism students wrote for the school paper, and worked as ad salesmen, too. The staff is shown at the left, and the rest of the group were reporters. Class members were: Fred Barley, Teresa Binegar, Mark Bradfield, Jackie Broadwater, Jim Cochrane, Teresa Conaway, Jean Corbin, Diana Cunningham, Gloria Cunningham, Shelia Green, Elaine Hallbrook, Jane Ann Hammett, Penny Hammett, Patricia Lyne, Beth McHenry, Charley Robey, Joe Safety, Ron E. Smith, Elizabeth Taylor, Joyce Trunk, Sandra West, Keith White, John Wilson, Jeanne Wince. Mrs. Helen Weber, the librarian, is also the journalism teacher. 130 THE 1969-70 FOOTBALL TEAM, FIRST ROW, (From left): Chuck Lamp, manager: Fred deMiranda, Bob Northrop Mark Smith, Kent Snyder, Ed Wilson, Mike Deem, Tom Little, Bernard Buttrey, Ed Vaughan, John Morrison, Ron Smith, David Hughes, manager. SECOND: Duane Larsen, Sam Wagner, Rick Lemley, Terry Ball, Tom Ingram, Doug Olds, Jack Yoho, Ronnie Frey, Mike Brady, Lindsay Roach, Greg Dale, Lewis Houser, Ron McCurry. THIRD: Andy Statler, Elmer Bums, Pat Boyles, Jay Barron, Doug Oldfield, Matt Beard, Ed Campbell, Larry McCune, Greg Roby, Mike Myers, Greg Hall, Larry Wolfe, Mike Barron. Devils Capture Entering Devil Land” 132 Finish 8 and 2 1969-70 RECORD LKC Championship V for VICTORY! 133 . . . Provide Leadership ERNARD BUT Tackle Strategy prevails during the game ... The coach must constantly be alert ... But the game is won by the determi- nation of each player to do his utmost! The 1969 football season was generally successful. Such accomplishments as an 8 and 2 season, ranking fifth in the state Class AA and winning the Little Kanawha Conference Championship were brought about by dedication and hard work, not only by the seniors, but by the team as a whole. ... Coach Homer Criddle DEVIL POWER! Seniors John Morrison and Eddie Wilson display the LKC Championship trophy with Head Coach Homer Criddle. Awards EDDIE WILSON 1st team All-State 1st team All-LKC JOHN MORRISON 1st team All-State 1st team A11-LKC ED VAUGHAN Honorable Mention All- State, Particular Hon- orable Mention LKC KENT SNYDER Honorable Mention All- State, Particular Hon- orable Mention LKC RON SMITH Honorable Mention LKC TOM LITTLE Honorable Mention LKC Coach Maxwell Hut! Hut! Who me? 138 Will the real Bob Maxwell please stand up? Junior Highs rough i with spirit St. Marys----- St. Marys----- St. Marys-------12 St. Marys--------8 St. Marys-----0 Belpre - - - 28 Warren------14 Ravenswood - 36 Doddridge -- 14 Magnolia - - 16 1969 RECORD - 8 - 6 and determination, but the season was rough Head Coach Dave Graham and assistant Coach Mike Webb drill their team. ■ S r The 1969-70 Jr. High Football Team Members are: FIRST ROW: Keith McFadden, Dave Kuntz, Richard Con- away, Jim Hooper, John Stephenson, Jim Cronin, Sam Yoho, Doug Miller, Donnie Alderman, Gary Little, Mike Miller, Rodney Ullman. SECOND ROW: Tim Meeks, Max Campbell. Jeff Taylor, Randy Sparks, Tim Ambrose, Richard Sigler, Paul Sparks, Brent Wilson, George McCune, Dale Cornell. Randy Conaway, Scott Pryor, Jim Boughner, Max West, David Bills, Sam Butler. THIRD ROW: Earl Stevens, Bill Little, Tom Cox. Jim McCune, Gary Smith, Phillip Noland, David Williams, Donald Malone, Mark Bailey, Tom Rinehart, David Kelley, Rodney Holmes, Coach Mike Webb, and Coach Dave Graham. 139 BLUE DEVIL BASKETBALL TEAM MEMBERS WERE: Jay Barron, Ed Wilson, Bob Northrop, Matt Beard, Bob Kriner, Bernard Buttrey, Mike Poling, Tom Little, Charley Robey, Jerry Poling. CENTER: Head Coach, Robert Maxwell; Manager David Cronin; and JV Coach, David Graham. Pevifa Finish Fvqh Team Captain, Ed Wilson, and Coaches Graham, Maxwell, and Webb. 140 10-10 RECORD SM OPP. 77 Williamstown - - - - 97 55 Doddridge - - 54 114 Tyler 41 81 Alumni - - - 64 83 Paden City 73 88 Pennsboro - - 85 42 Catholic 52 64 Frontier 65 85 Sistersville — - 68 86 Harrisville 63 67 Frontier - - 88 64 Pennsboro 75 57 Sistersville 55 67 Tyler 53 73 Williamstown - - 89 68 Magnolia 76 64 Paden City 69 56 Doddridge - - - - 75 77 Cathlic 66 69 Harrisville ■ - - 57 65 Magnolia 86 Post 9-5 in LKC Piny ED WILSON Team Captain CHARLEY ROBEY BOB NORTHROP Honorable Mention LKC Honorable Mention LKC Devil Strategy To beat an opponent May mean much or little. To beat our own game is everything! BERNIE BUTTREY Awards CHARLEY ROBEY Best Foul Shooter ED WILSON Leading Rebounder BOB NORTHROP Best Defensive Player ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM Bernard Buttrey Tom Little SECTIONAL PLAY SM OPP. 57----Magnolia----62 Bob Northrop hits for two. TOM LITTLE Honorable Mention All-State Second Team LKC JUNIOR VARSITY TEAM MEMBERS are: FIRST ROW: Nick Reed, Mike Barron, Larry Wolfe, Joe Pickens, John Reese, Manager Wayne Mulneix. SECOND ROW: Coach David Graham, Doug Olds, Fred Barley, David McCul- lough, Andy Statler, Steve Wilson, Pat Boyles, Doug Oldfield. Anxiously Awaiting Action JV'e Finish 0 and 8 1970 RECORD SM OPP. 43 - - - Williamstown - - - 34 43 Doddridge - - - 52 59 Tyler 33 29 - - - Paden City 54 65 Pennsboro - 49 41 Parkersburg Catholic - - 43 54 ... . Frontier Local 50 65 Sistersville 71 37 - 42 56 ■ Pennsboro 41 52 • Sistersville - - - - - 41 39 • Tyler - - - 33 28 • Williamstown 43 60 • Magnolia 35 34 ■ Paden City - - - 53 55 ■ Doddridge . ... 49 49 ■ Parkersburg 42 43 • - — Magnolia - - - 55 143 EIGHTH GRADE BASKETBALL TEAM MEMBERS are: FIRST ROW: Eric Reckard, Mike Lemley, Danny Hill, Jimmy Williams, Jim Hooper. SECOND ROW: David Stevens, John Dawkins, David Robey, Phillip Noland, Max Campbell. THIRD ROW: Leland Lowther, Mike Nazelrod, Tom Rine- hart, Ronald Wilson, Jim McCune. FOURTH ROW: Jeff Taylor, Jerry Davis, William Hammett, Donnie Alderman, Manager Jim Sayger. FIFTH ROW: Steve Ray, Coach John Conaway, Eddie Bartrug. CONAWAV'S CAGERQ 1970 RECORD SM OPP. SM OPP. Wirt 52 - - 4 Doddridge - - - 32 26 Magnolia 27 - - 47 Ravenswood 25 47 Williamstown - 24 - - 49 Wirt 36 26 Sistersville - - ■ 28 - - 49 Sistersville 33 46 Doddridge 44 - - 27 Williamstown 34 52 Ravenswood - - 35 - - 49 Final Season Record : 4-7 144 NINTH GRADE BASKETBALL MEMBERS are: FIRST ROW: Tom Ferguson, Earl Stevens, Brent Wilson, Randy Conaway, David Kuntz, Doug Miller. SECOND ROW: Rodney Ullman, Tim Meeks, Richard Conaway, Mark Mayfield, Gary Little, Mike Cantwell. THIRD ROW: Terry Hawkins, Gary Freshour, Paul Sparks, Manager Keith McFadden, Coach Mike Webb. BLUE IMPS CAPTURE TOURNEY SM 61 45 53 65 61 31 42 35 64 28 54 73 71 52 27 47 72 68 1970 RECORD - Wirt - - ------- - Magnolia----------- - Frontier----— - Wiliiamstown - - - Sistersville------- - Doddridge ------ - Ravenswood------ - Harrisville----- - Doddridge------- - Ravenswood------ - Wirt--------- - - Sistersville------- - Frontier-------- - Wiliiamstown - - - Jackson--------- - Harrisville----- TOURNAMENT PLAY - Wiliiamstown - - ■ - Frontier------- The 1970 Junior High All-Tournament Team. THE '70 WRESTLING TEAM, FIRST ROW (from left): Max West, Dwaine Barnes, Elmer Burns, Mark Smith, Terry Ball, Tom Ingram, Virgil Starcher, Sam Wagner, Scott Pryor. SECOND: Carl Wells, Rick Lemley, Bob Bills, Mark Carpenter, Greg Roby, Roger Pryor, Mike Cox. THIRD: Kip Miller, manager; Kent Snyder, John Dennis, Roger Gregg, Ron R. Smith, Coach Berkhimer. WrQQfling '70 1970 RECORD St. Marys - - 10 Waterford - - 43 St. Marys - - - - - 10 Calhoun - - 50 St. Marys - - 3 Williamstown - 45 St. Marys - -48 Walton - 3 St. Marys - - - - - 2 Calhoun - - 51 St. Marys - - - - - 11 Spencer - - 45 St. Marys - - 10 Williamstown - 44 St. Marys - - - - - 40 Walton - 18 St. Marys - - 0 Wirt 52 St. Marys - - 8 Spencer ------ 44 HONORS Kent Snyder - - 3rd in LKC John Dennis -------------------------4th in LKC Roger Pryor--------- - 4th in LKC Greg Roby-----------------------------4th in LKC Robert Bills and Greg Roby were eliminated in the quarter-finals in the State Regional at Parkers- burg. Greg Roby plots attack against his adversary. Wrestling makes QMHQ debut. . . Taking into consideration all the setbacks, on and off the mat, that any first year team will en- counter, I feel that the St. Marys Wrestling Team was, without a doubt, a success. However, next year and each year following, success will be tougher to achieve. ...Coach Lewis Berkhimer. Stumpy Smith shows off his form. 'I'm the greatest! Coach Berkhimer looks over the situation. 1969 GOLF TEAM MEMBERS are: Coach Dave Graham, Charley Robey, Jim Cochrane, Bob Northrop, Cameron Balmain, John D, Wilson, Brian Dinsmoor, Joe Wilson, Bob Kriner, Dave Wilson, Alan Murray, and Joe Locke. Golf, 969 1969 Team Record Triangular at Par Mar Pines-------------3rd Quadrangular at Scenic View-------------2nd Dual at New Martinsville -- - 2nd Triangular at St. Marys --------------- 1st Dual at St. Marys -- - 2nd Quadrangular at Lakeside--------------2nd Dual at St. Marys--------------------- 1st Triangular at Parkersburg------------ -2nd Triangular at St. Marys-----------------2nd Dual at Sistersville------------------ 2nd Dual at Green Hills -- ---------------- 2nd Dual at St. Marys-------------------- 2nd Dual at St. Marys-----------------------2nd Dual at St. Marys-----------------------1st Regionals at Oglebay--------------------9th 148 LKC Champs 1969 RECORD SM OPP. 2 New Martinsville 4 2 1 0 2 3 4 1 6 0 5 7 3 5 4 6 4 10 7 7 1 5 4 3 3 4 1 2 1 1 6 4 9 SECTIONAL 4 3 4 Parkersburg 5 1969 BASEBALL TEAM MEMBERS are, KNEELING: Ed Wilson, Ed Vaughan, Mark Kuntz, Joe Safety, Roger Eddy. STANDING: Marvin Lamm, Tom Little, Quentin Carpenter, Ed Camp- bell, Steve Danielson, Coach Bob Maxwell, Terry Ball, Mike Poling, Jerry Poling, Bob Furr, and manager, Barry Hamilton. 149 JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL team members, 1969: FIRST ROW; Jeff Williamson, Nick Reed, David Cronin, Coach Mike Webb, Virgil Starcher, Steve Hill, Mike Barron, Bill Hart. SECOND. Grover Waggoner, John Reese, Jay Barron, Larry Wolfe, Steve Eddy, Lewis Houser, Mark Carpen- ter, Doug Olds, Elmer Bums. The '69 JV's lost twice to Parkersburg, once to Magnolia. JV Piamondmen Gain Experience JV BASEBALL AWARDS in 1970 were earned by: Steve Eddy, David Bills, Mike Cantwell, Dave Kuntz, Charles McBrayer, David Hughes, Tim Ambrose, Mike Childers, Rick Lamp, Keith Mc- Fadden, Charles Lamp, Andy Busch, Terry Hawkins, Alvin Lucas, Doug Miller. The 1970 JV’s lost twice to Marietta; won one from Parkersburg South, and lost a game to the same team. Records are made. Races are won, when thindads s ar early Junior High Track, 1970 Freshmen receiving track letters from Coach Berk- himer in 1970 were: Brent Wilson, Randy Conaway, Doug Miller, Gary Little, Earl Stevens, Richard Conaway, Mike Miller, Sam Yoho, Tom Ferguson, Rodney Ull- man, Mike Cantwell, David Kuntz. Eighth graders lettering were: Tom Cox, Tim Oldfield, Leland Low- ther, Donnie Alderman, Jody Brammer. Certificates went to Jimmy Sayger, Jerry Davis, Jim Hooper, Mark Bailey, Steve Rea, Mike Lemley, Robert Kyle, Don Malone, Richard Hashman, Ed Bartrug. The team won one meet, placed second in two. JH Track, 969 John Wilson, '69, set a record of 22.8 seconds in the 220-yard dash. John tied the 100-yard record of 10.4. 1969 JUNIOR HIGH TRACK MEMBERS: FIRST ROW: Dwayne Larsen, Scott Pryor, Gary Little, Steve Eddy, Mike Barron, Mike Myers, Larry Wolfe, David Kuntz. SECOND ROW: Earl Stevens, Joe Pickens, Tom Ferguson, Tom Thacker, Mike Cantwell, Doug Miller, Ron Frey, Brent Wilson. THIRD ROW: Coach Jim Heaton, Richard Cona- way, Greg Hall, Jack Yoho, Pat Boyles, Andy Statler, Dwayne Barnes, Glen McBrayer, Randy Conaway. High point men were Andy Statler, 27 1 4; Greg Hall, 21; Larry Wolfe, 18 1 4. Coach Heaton was an intern teacher from Glenville. The team won two meets, placed second in the third. 151 Eddie Vaughan tied for second at the 1969 state track meet. Pevi s Qualify Mike (Moose) Morris took second place for St. Marys in the 1969 state meet at Charleston. 14 for Qfate Meet John Wilson places fourth in State AA 220-yard dash. THE '69 TRACK TEAM, FIRST ROW (from left): Coach Chuck Eddy, Greg Dale, Larry McCune, Ronnie May- field, Steve Bullman, Mike Morris, Randy Fetty, Stanton Terry, Stan Tennant, John F. Wilson. SECOND ROW: Doug Oldfield, Rick Lemley, Matt Beard, Bernard Buttrey, Kent Snyder, Ron McCurry, Fred Barley, Tom Ingram, Dan Vannoy, Chuck Landsettle, Coach Home Criddle. 153 1970 BASEBALL TEAM MEMBERS are: FIRST ROW: Jerry Poling, Ed Wilson, Marvin Lamm, Mike Deem, Head Coach Bob Maxwell; Bob Kriner, Tom Little, Wade Sigler. SECOND ROW: Manager, Roger Pryor; John Reese, Jay Barron, Ed Campbell, Terry Ball, Coach Mike Webb, Mike Poling, Larry Wolfe, Mark Carpenter, and Mike Barron. S uggerQ FiniQh 10-7 154 Senior Marvin Lamm at bat against Tyler. ■ --Magnolia - --------- ■ --Frontier Local - - - ----Parkersburg--------- ----Wahama----------- - - - tyler------------ ----Pennsboro------------- ----Gilmer-------------- ----Magnolia------------ ----Williamstown-------- ----Marietta------------ - - - Wahama----------- ----Pennsboro----------- - - - Parkersburg - y - ----Tyler...........fc • ----Williamstown-------- ----Gilmer-------------- SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT ------Parkersburg---------- 1970 RECORD THE 1970 GOLF TEAM: David Wilson, Joe Wilson, Charley Robey, Doug Olds, and John Wilson. NOT PICTURED: Bob Northrop and Ron E. Smith. Linksmen place in Regional fifth The Blue Devils traveled to Ogle- bay Park, June 1, to participate in the Regional Golf Match in which they placed fifth. Senior Charley Robey turned in the best Devil score with a 75. Other St. Marys golfers playing were seniors Joe Wilson and Bob Northrop, and sophomores Doug Olds and Dave Wilson. Golf Coach Dave Graham demon- strates his putting ability. Senior Bob Northrop putts for a birdie Golfers have best season ever! 1970 TEAM RECORD Dual at St. Marys-----------------------------1st Triangular at South Hills - -------------------1st Dual at Spencer-------------------------------2nd Triangular at St. Marys-----------------------2nd Dual at Green Hills---------------------------2nd Dual at Moundsville-------------------------- 2nd Dual at South Hills---------------------------2nd Triangular at St. Marys ----------------------1st Quadrangular at Lakeside----------------------1st Dual at St. Marys--------------------------- 1st Dual at New Martinsville----------------------2nd Dual at Parkersburg---------------------------2nd Triangular at Oglebay-------------------------3rd Dual at Green Hills---------------------------1st Quadrangular at St. Marys----------------------3rd LKC Tournament at Spencer----------------------5th Regional Tournament at Oglebay-----------------5th Team Medalist Charley Robey, team medalist and holder of the team’s lowest ringer score, fol- lows through with a long and straight drive. Sophomore Dave Wilson care- fully lines up a putt. Doug Olds ... at his best! J -I A 1 f AA , SHUTTLE HURDLE RELAY TEAM members Greg Dale and Matt Beard at the Warren Invitational. Tom Ingram and Bob Northrop complete the team, which set a school record of 1:03.2 for the event. Greg Dale also set a school record of :15. 85 in the 120 high hurdles. SENIOR BOB NORTHROP set a new school record for the broad jump, 20'3 3 4 . The old record of 19T1 had held since 1917. Ne ia Records TWO MILE RUN: Sophomore Steve R. Wilson set a school record of 12:16. 1 XMtiVl . r lliu y oiuvt Wilson, Jack Yoho, Bred Barley posted TRACK 1970 SENIOR ED VAUGHAN propelled him- self 13' 5 1 4 in air at the State Track Meet in Charleston to establish Devils Blaze a Path of Pride and Honor BALANCE characterized the 1970 Track Team which was third in the LKC, third in the Regional, qualified 15 for the State, seventh in the Gazette Relays, third at Warren Invitational, won all four dual meets. FIRST ROW: Ingram, Barron, Wolfe, Stevens, Richard Conaway, Randy Conaway, Mulneix, Cox. SECOND: Steve Wilson, Eddy, Yoho, Hall, Northrop, Vaughan, Beard, Buttrey, Lemley, Bums. THIRD: Coach Berkhimer, Roach, Gregg, Dennis, Steve R. Wilson, Barley, Dale, Statler, Snyder, Oldfield, Boyles, Frey, Wagner, Coach Criddle. Leading in points scored: Lemley, 59; Vaughan, 49 1 2; Dale, 48; Northrop, 46 1 4; Eddy, 36 1 2; Buttrey, Bums, 36; Snyder, 35 1 2; Barley, 34 1 4; Statler, 24 3 4; Oldfield, 21. SUE TIMMONS Head Cheerleader JUNE YOHO YVONNE HORNER ' Dedication, Qpirit, and leadership created best QM cheering ever! DEBBIE LANCIANESE MRS. GETTINGS, sponsor, confers with girls. JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS are: STANDING: Tina Noland, Carmen Mazon, and Becky Timmons. SITTING: Sharon Brookover. JV 2nd JH CheerlezderQ JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS are: Carrie Balmain, Kathy Deem, and Aileen Gessner. 163 FRONT: Neila Barnhart. SECOND: Anita Sweeney, Diane Butler. THIRD: Denyse Bills, Vicki Wagner, Jane Powell, Jan Dearth. FOURTH: Diane Little, Debbie Smith, Sharon Locke, Mrs. Reckard, sponsor; Pam Terry, Pam Shultz. FIFTH: Renee Kiester, Pam Cottrill, Jackie Broadwater, social chairman; Beth McHenry, chaplain; Adele Watson, service chairman; Cindy Simmons, Joyce Eddy. SIXTH: Brenda Beane, Jo Ann Haaker, Teresa Conaway, president; Suzanne Hammett, vice president; Vicki Cottrill, secretary; Elizabeth Taylor, treasurer; Elaine Hallbrook, Beverly Hammett. SEVENTH: Joyce Cutlip, Sandra Flowers, Pam Rea, Debbie Lancianese, Blaine Ruckman, Mary Lee Taylor, Faye Locke, Penny Hammett, Tara Neely, Margie Johnson. EIGHTH: Sandra Stewart, Patricia Lyne, Katy Langford, Betty Malone, Shelia Greene, Gloria Cunningham, Kathy Brammer, Sue Timmons, Jane Ann Ham- mett, Vivian Sparks, Margaret Cox, Diana Cunningham. TOP ROW: Lynn Bradfield, Carol McFadden, Sandra Binegar, Barbara Cantwell, Yvonne Homer, Susie Nicholas, Sandra West, Linda Plemons, June Yoho, Janice Cronin, Patti Deem, Teresa Binegar. Grand Finale, Red, White, and Blue Revue finc s service rewards Sponsored assemblies, morning devotions, raised funds for service projects, Within the group Hidden Honeys added pleasure and suspense. I'm a Yankee Doodle Dandy was majorette routine MOD Valentine Telegram Headquarters Christmas meant The Littlest Angel Kqlj Club THE Understanding - Pathway to Human Dignity, the 1969-70 administrative theme for Key Club, was well carried out in the SMHS Chapter. This year the club sent nine representatives to the state convention in Charleston where they took an active part. Mark and Jim edited The Mountaineer Key, the state paper. The SMHS initiation featured Key Maids in a clean-up campaign. Again the Key Club contributed to the Heart Fund with the Queen of Hearts contest. Club members twice set up the Bloodmobile, helped with the Red Cross drive, and other Kiwanis projects. Editors Mark Bradfield Jim Cochrane St. Marys, West Virginia 26170 166 KEY CLUB MEMBERS are: (from center, counter clockwise). Mark Carpenter, Steve Cox, David Maston, Chuck Lamp, Mike Cox. Bob Northrop, Fred Barley, Joe Busch, Alan Murray, Bob Kriner, Rick Lemley, Bernard Buttrey, Eddie Vaughan. Ed Campbell, Lindsay Roach, Andy Statler, Sam Wagner, Jim Cochrane, Steve Hill, Marvin Lamm. OFFICERS in the K are: (front to back) Keith White, secretary; Fred deMir- anda, senior director; John Dennis, treasurer; Matt Beard, junior director; Mark Bradfield, president and Lieutenant-Governor; and Mr. Carpenter, sponsor. 167 GAA Provides AcHviHes Lazy Daze was the theme of the Mother-Daughter Banquet June 3 and the Hillbilly skit given as a welcome. THE GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION, to use the formal name, show the sweat shirts received this year. Members in the last rows are wearing the hats they used at initiation. FRONT: Sandra Cunningham, president; Linda Conaway, vice pres- ident. FIRST ROW; M. J. Wolfe. D. Harris, L. Moore, Joyce Trunk, sergeant at arms; Debbie Stevens, secretary; Lois Maston, treasurer; Sandra Holmes, sergeant at arms; C. Flowers, V. Statler, R. Felter. SECOND: Miss Riggs, sponsor; M. Dennis, D. Butler, L. Harris, P. Cottrill, S. Run- nion, V. Cottrill, M. Knight, C. Dearth, P. Smith, S. Illar. THIRD: D. McCutcheon, J. Corbin, L. Bradfield, V. Wagner, L. Plemons, M. Hammett, M. Mattingly, K. Morrell, L. Mosely, D. Farren. FOURTH: P. Cosper, B. Powell, N. Boley, C. Plemons, S. Brookover, D. Woodburn, D. Wolfe, C. Scadden, D. Wells. FIFTH: D. Smith, B. Haddox, R. Bills, S. Snyder, J. Cun- ningham, B. Butcher, G. Flowers, C. Cornell. SIXTH: L. Ingram, S. Barker, Gilda Childers, S. Byers, C. Simmons, J. Ginter, R. Pierce, J. Dearth, K. Giboney, D. Gilbert. SEVENTH: K. Bennett, R. Boley, Glenda Childers, B. Wise, A. Murray, T. Noland, D. McCullough, D. Worstell. 'If you con V hove o sport be one. Delegates attend Regional GAA Conference at Ravens- wood. for Sports-minded Girts Party Night Play Night FHA MEMBERS, FIRST ROW: Vicki Sparks, president; Marge Hart, treasurer; Phyllis Barnhart, vice presi- dent, recreation; Becky Norvell, secretary; Patricia Barnhart, historian; Elaine Campbell, reporter; Janlin Bills, vice president, public relations. SECOND Judy Hess, Melinda Messman, Nila Evans, Gail Smith, Debbie Gilbert, Vicki Bennett, Mis. Bettie Weber, sponsor. THIRD Debbie Worstell, Kathy Blouir, Jenny Wince, Carmen West, Sally Davis, Eva Wells, Edith Claypool. FOURTH: Debbie Sparks, Judy Proper, Debbie Cornell, Anita Wise, Joan Bowie, Jeannette Reynolds. Club Meeting FHA Qiimulaies Iniere si in ihe Fuiure FHA Visits WV Tech 170 FFA Learning fo Do, Doing fo Earn, Earning fo Live, Living fo Qerve. Linda Horner, Chapter Sweetheart, with President Roger Hall. The chapter presented Linda's jacket.. FFA MEMBERS, reading from the top, LAST ROW: Ernie Liller, Mike Higgins, Alvin Lucas, Dale Cornell, Neal Price, Lewis Houser, Gary Stewart, Mike Kelley, Tom Lamp, Chuck Lamp, Jerry Chips, Robert Hedges. THIRD: Kevin Winland, Larry Dennis, Allen DeLancy, Phil Shingleton, Mike Felter, Malcolm Winland, Larry McBrayer, Barbara Elder, David Jeffers, Doug Hescht, Jeff Williamson. SECOND: Melody Shingleton, Larry Smith, Marjory Hart, Diane Bailey, Louise Leasure, Glen McBrayer, Henry Barnhart, Ronnie Pinkerton. FIRST: Mr. Long, sponsor; Johnny Gregg, reporter; David Doak, secretary; Roger Hall, president; Mike Brady, vice president; Steve Wilson, sentinel, Raymond Taylor, treasurer. 171 These Students Were Activists Qtage Crew Mark Mayfield, Mike Hammett, manager; and Jack Vaughn had the responsibility of stage technicians. Lighting, curtains, sound, furni- ture - all must be checked at each stage use. In Making A Better School The quality of the environment and involve- ment were important words this year. Some people dream of service to others in a distant fu- ture, others have discovered that the action is now. Many SMHS clubs, and volunteers such as the ones pictured here, found that there is plenty to do now. Library Aides Library assistants are volunteers whose work extends library services. SENIORS, SEATED: Sheila Green, Linda Horner, Linda Conaway, Joyce Trunk, Cynthia Flowers, Barbara Cant- well, Gloria Cunningham, Jeanne Wince. STANDING: Cathy Simmons, Sandra Stewart, Penny Shingleton, Debbie McCutcheon, Margar-, et Cox, Angela Northrop, Joyce Cutlip, Darlene Wells, Kathy McCutcheon, Barbara Nichols, Diane Butler. fill 172 Office Aic es Each class period one of these student assistants helped with the many routines of the school office. Edith Claypool, Linda Horner, Sue Timmons, Becky Norvell, Beverly Fetty, Sandra Cunningham, and Lois Maston were office girls.” SAP STUDENTS AGAINST POLLUTION (SAP) was a group that formed almost spontaneously following a class discussion. Members were most of the eighth grade, and part of the ninth. Typical of their many projects was the clean- ing of the campus one Saturday morning last April. Teresa Frum, Dave Robey, Stephanie Davis, Eddie Bartrug, Robert Kyle, and Susie Zipf demon- strate their activity. 173 March 12 13 Annual Fair Is Science Club Projecf 174 Science Club Who said science had to be all serious? Cheerful scientists are Mr. Ander- son, sponsor; Bill Weber, president; Brent Wilson, vice president; Earl Stevens, secretary-treas- urer; and Max West, program chairman. SEC- OND; Terry Hawkins, David Bills, Mike Ham- mett, Andy Busch. THIRD: Gary Freshour, Doug Miller, Mike Miller, Roger Higgins, DaveKuntz. FOURTH; Mike Cantwell, Mark Mayfield, Richard Conaway, Mike Carr. Curious, imaginative, and persistent students shared interests Biology Club Biologists seem to have a serious outlook. Biology Club members are: Greg Roby, Randy Turley, Alan Murray, Duane Larsen, Dwaine Barnes, Randy Sparks. Sponsor is Mr. Gettings. Rhonda Felter, Karen Gessner, Betsy Butcher, Judy Cunningham, Sue Snyder, and Linda Harris complete the group. 175 c L U B ’S’ CLUB MEMBERSHIP is earned by those awarded a Varsity letter. FIRST ROW: Matt Beard, Pat Boyles, Rick Lemley, Greg Dale, Elmer Bums, Steve Eddy. SECOND: Fred Barley, Ed Campbell, Bob Kriner, Terry Ball, Lindsay Roach, Chuck Lamp. THIRD: Barry Hamilton, Jay Barron, Sam Wagner, Ron Mc- Curry, Dave Hughes, Mike Poling. FOURTH: Jerry Poling, Bob Northrop, Kent Snyder, Ron R. Smith, Charley Robey, Fred deMiranda. FIFTH: Marvin Lamm, Tom Little, Mike Deem, Bernard Buttcey, Ed Vaughan, John Morrison, Ed Wilson, Mark Smith. ’S’CLUB OFFICERS, 1969-70 were: John Morrison, president; Ed Wilson, vice president; Mark Smith, secretary; Bob Northrop, treasurer. (Right) Eighth Grade Basketball Queen, Kathy Deem, is crowned by Doug Oldfield. The club sponsors the annual Basketball Queen Competition. 176 FCA FCA members climbed the goal posts to symbolize the high ideals of the group. The camera recorded a serious discussion in the picture below. Members pictured: Matt Beard, Bernard Buttrey, Jim Cochrane, Fred deMiranda, Bob Kriner, Marvin Lamm, Rick Lemley, John Morrison, Bob Northrop, Lindsay Roach, Joe Safety, Ed Wilson, Joe Wilson, Mr. Anderson and Coach Criddle, Sponsors. Golf Club Movies, demonstrations, and discussions consoled golfers even if club period didn't allow time to play. KNEELING: Dave Lamp, Gary Little, Tim Brammer, Larry Johnson, Joe Pickens, Dennis DeMarco. STANDING: Mark Davis, Tim Ambrose, David Farson, Kevin Miller, SamYoho, Rodney Ullman, Scott Pryor, Paul Sparks, Doug Olds, George McCune, Joe Busch, Larry McCune, Dave Wilson, Gary Johnson, Joe Wilson, Charles Landsettle, Randy Shingleton, Jim Boughner, Coach Graham, sponsor. Club periods meet many interests ETIQUETTE CLUB Etiquette Club members investigated social behavior, sponsored a style show. Left: Melody Shingleton, Patsy Wells, Crystal Bennett. On the stairway are Mrs. Spencer, sponsor; Rae Nell Bettem, Addie Campbell, Dorothy Sunderman, and Debbie Seese. PEP CLUB (below): FIRST ROW; Kathy Brammer, June Yoho, Sue Timmons, Susie Nicho- las, Debbie Lancianese. SECOND: Sara Bennett, Connie Fauss, Barbara Felter, Kathy McCurry, Jackie Petty, Lola Owens. THIRD: Charlotte Campbell, Sandra Shultz, Dora Lucas, Carol Scadden, Margaret Metheney, Gay la Gregg. FOURTH; Debbie Hickman, Madonna Lamp, Connie Dearth, Betty Campbell, Darlene Wells, Pam Neely, Sylvia Little. FIFTH: Jackie Statler, Alesia Murray, Linda Illar, Susan I liar, Diane Farren, Barbara Nichols. SIXTH: Mary Noland, Joan Beane, Vivian Lamp, Karen McFadden, Carla Maidens, Lisa Smith, Tom Thacker. PEP Cheers and Qpirii . . . 178 FOLKLORE CLUB Folklorists found legends to be fact and fiction. Chuck Bowie, Moses Bo ley, Jay Renner, Keith Dearth, and Charles Powell consult a refer- ence with Mrs. Heaton, Sponsor. CLUB PEP CLUB, FIRST ROW: Mrs. Gettings, sponsor; Yvonne Horner, Sharon Brookover, Tina Noland, Carmen Mazon, Becky Timmons. SECOND: Penny Smith, Beverly Fetty, Mary Mattingly, Darlene Hescht, Janet Dearth. THIRD: Joyce Ginter, Kandy Morrell, Cheryl Dearth, Darlene Starcher, Leslie Moseley, Pam Smith. FOURTH; Judy Kerns, Linda Russell, Diane Kelly, Debbie Pinkerton, Linda Boley, Barbara Malone. FIFTH; Martha Pierce, Martha Brammer, Carolyn Davis, Sharon Runnion, Mary Jo Wolfe, Janet Reynolds. SIXTH: John Reese, Diane Sole, Sara Wagner, Pam Cox, Penny Shingleton, Kathy Mc- Cutcheon, Kathy Pinkerton. back team and cheer- leaders 179 INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB members met in a remodeled shop. Around the shop are Bob Winland, Bill Moore, Van Grose, Ronnie Wolfe, Mike Hooper, Richard Morris, Mr. Bolyard, sponsor; Dave Nichols, Benny Win- land, Gary Maston, Bill Hart, Steve Jeffers, Clyde Little, Rodney Cornell. In the new mechanical drawing classroom are EarlSeese, Lee Waggoner, Chuck Meyer, Fred Mulneix, Mr. Bolyard, Jim Satterfield, Jack Yoho, Virgil Starcher, Glen Satterfield, Brian Powell, Tim Lamp, Dennis West, Allen Simmons. Work can be play, play can be work; lo achieve the goal is satisfying Industrial Arts' automated float won first in the Christmas Parade. Beth McHenry, Pa- tricia Lyne, Mr. Adkins, sponsor; Mary Noland. SEC- OND: Pat Cosper, Tom Ingram, Brent Tennant, Danny Roby, Tim Lamp. Emilio Siazon is in the car, and on the hood are Tom Thacker, Bob Furr, and Chuck Knight. SAFETY CLUB members concentrated on highway safety. KNEELING: Jerry Green, David Doak, Mark Carpenter, Dave McCullough, Charley Knight. FIRST ROW: Anita Sweeney, Jenny Bills, Sandra Flowers, Debbie Lancianese, Safety Club Firearm safety and safe hunting practices are the concern of the club, which co- operates with the National Rifle Associa- tion. FIRST: Kevin Wince, Nick Reed, Lee Hedges. SECOND: Andy Statler, Mark Carpenter, David Maston, Richard Sigler, Randy Cochrane, Keith McFadden, Ray Straight, Barry Nichols, Charley Straight, Mr. Webb, sponsor. THIRTY Mr. Maxwell, co-sponsor; Mike Barron, David Cronin, Gregg Hall. FOURTH: Larry Wolfe, Steve R. Wilson, Bobby Stewart, Mike Myers, Steve Hackathorn, Ronnie Frey. NRA Mr. Backus, Forensic Club Sponsor, listens to the efforts of Jackie Broadwater, Scott Rogan, Phyllis Barnhart, Tom Ingram, and Jo Ann Haaker in Inter and Ex- temp. Lindsay Roach and Ron E. Smith tried Extemporaneous Speaking; Jim Cochrane and Joe Safety observe their struggles. RADIO ANNOUNCING occupied John Smith and John Wilson. Adele Watson specialized in Oratorical Declamation; Penny Hammett, Joyce Eddy, and Beth McHenry con- centrated on Public Address. DEBATERS were Dave Hughes, Keith White, Steve Hill, Mike Clough, Debbie Stevens, Lynn Brad- field, Vicki Wagner, Dale Boggs, Diane Butler, Charlotte Plemons. ForQDQiQiQ Speak Out . . . Host Regional Qpeech Tournament FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA prepare their goals in education by first learning to understand them. Mike Cox talks to the group. FIRST ROW: Steve Cox. Debbie McCullough. Roger Gregg. SECOND: Roger Pryor, Kim Martin. Becky Cutlip. THIRD: Nancy Pollock, Jeanne Wince. FOURTH: Terri Davis, Mindy Bullman, Mrs. Ingram, sponsor. FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA became acquainted with the profession, took field trips. SEATED, FIRST ROW; Nelia Barnhart, Joyce Trunk, Rhonda Felter, Jayne Dearth, Marsha Knight, Jenny Bills. SECOND: Becky Haddox, Betty Malone, Betsy Butcher, Martha Bram- mer. STANDING: Phyllis Barnhart, Brenda Wise, Sue Snyder, Debbie Stevens, Sandra Locke, Pat Cosper, Sandra Binegar. SECOND: Miss Riggs, sponsor; Barbara Cantwell, Vicki Cottrill, Cynthia Flowers, Debby Harris, Linda Moore, Becky Norvell, Debbie McCutcheon, Vicki Wagner, Lynn Bradfield. NOT PICTURE!} Gladys Scadden. 183 TOP ROW: M. Nazelrod, J. Kelley, M. Milhoan, J. Cronin, K, Maston, L. Dawson, and J. Smith. THIRI L. Flower, L. Kidder, C. Anderson, D. Metheney, S. Moore, and L. Taylor. SECOND: L. Wotring, K. Hadley, M. Carpenter, H. Scadden, T. Nichols, M. Lemley, Mr. Allman. FRONT: R. Greathouse, R. Simonton, C. McCullough, A. Gessner, and J. Myeis. Eighth Grade Club Period TOP ROW: D. Stevens, E. Bartrug, R. Kirkbride, S. Rea, R. Doak, and L. Lowther. THIRD: Mrs. Simonton, D. Steele, P. Hendrickson, B. Fetty, T. Frum, S. Zipf, and C. Payne. SECOND: D. Colvin, J. Sayger, J. McCune, R. Bailey, T. Wagner, F. Leasure, R. Lowther, and B. Dalrymple. FRONT: J. Barnes, C. Casto, L. Hughes, S. Gorrell, K. Ash, L. Winland, and J. Taylor. 184 ■ TOP ROW: W. Hammett, D. Malone, J. Hooper, W. Birkhimer, S. Malone, D. Robey, and D. Higgins. THIRD: J. Keith, L. Dennis, B. Elder, B. Janes, T. Larson, R. Hicks, and R. Bailey. SECOND: S. Pickens, K. Pinkerton, S. Powell, E, Campbell, M. Hesson, andS. Butler. FIRST; S. Jewell, J. Birkhimer, C. Westbrook, G. Hackett, T. Bloirir, M. Higgins, B. Hammett, and Mrs. Sellers. Featured a Variety of Programs TOP ROW: T. Oldfield, T. Sweeney, T. Rinehart, C. Lamp, P. Noland, E. Brookover, and R. Campbell. THIRD: A. Cox, S. Connon, K. Deen, B. J. Pollock, V. Mossor, D. Green, and B. Barnhart. SECOND: D. Newland, E. Reckard, B. Dearth, T. Owens, M. Byers, T. Lough. FRONT: Mrs. Schupbach, D. Marshall, K. Hawkins, C. Shingle- ton, P. Bailey, and D. Damron. 185 As They Studied the High Schoo Scene TOP ROW: J. Taylor, J. Brammer, J. Stevenson, D. Kelly, R. Hashman, and T. Cox. THIRD: D. Rogers, L. Barron, Cheryl Hackett, B. Bennett, Carol Hackett, C, Scadden, and D. Bradley. SECONEk R. Kyle, B. Little, M. McIntyre, S. Elder, T. Knight, and S. Gregg. FRONT: Mr. Amundson, M. Dearth, R. Bennett, J. Dawkins, W. Cunning- ham, G. Shultz, and T. Stewart. TOP ROW: M. Bailey, R. Dickson, D. Williams, B. Williams, G. Smith, J. Davis, and R. Holmes. THIRD: D. little, D. Fox, A. Bunner, S. Davis, B. Mossburg, K. Morrell, E. Colvin. SECONEfc N. Butler, D. Bills, B. Dutton, D. Alderman, M. Campbell, C. Himmeger, M. Taylor, and Mr. Howard. FRONT: R. Wilson, R. Barnhart, W. Evans, J. Mayfield, K. Coartney, F. Wilson, and C. Balmain. At SMHS we receive various honors and awards. Some honors are given by the faculty and civic organizations, other awards are the result of direct participa- tion in scholastic events. Honorary societies induct at various times during the year. Awards were an- nounced during the school year, but many were not known until Awards Assembly the last day of school. The achievements of the students honored command respect, and the Awards Assembly was a fitting climax to the year. 187 JENNY NEELY KEITH WHITE JEANNE WINCE Three ' Qfraight A ’' Qtudenfs Three members of the Class of 1970 held Straight A averages through four years of high school. They received Valedictorian Medals from Principal Ingram at Awards Assembly; United States Savings Bonds and Award Certificates from United States Senator Robert C. Byrd, and were pictured with other Straight A students from all over the state in the Charleston Gazette-Daily Mail. Graduates Receive Recognition APPOINTMENTS, SCHOLARSHIPS, GRANTS-IN-AID, and STUDENT LOANS were awarded many graduates. Pictured after Commencement are FIRST ROW: Edwin McGee, Marshall; Edward Wilson, Marshall; Jeanne Wince, Glenville; Jenny Neely, Quaker State Corporation and West Virginia Univer- sity; Sheila Green, WVU; Patricia Cosper, Pleasants County Tuberculosis Association Nursing Scholar- ship; June Yoho, Mountain State; Barbara Cantwell, Alderson-Broaddus and Walter Reed Nursing Pro- gram. SECOND Edward Vaughan, Marshall; John Dennis, United States Naval Academy; Fred de- Miranda, WVU; Jim Cochrane, WVU; John Smith, WVU, Board of Governors; Keith White, Marshall. 188 The Torch Chapter of the National Honor Society was established in 1933. Nineteen members were initiated on Wednesday, April 18. The members are, FIRST ROW: Keith White, Fred deMir- anda, John Dennis. SECOND ROW: Elizabeth Taylor, Adele Watson, Beth Ann McHenry, Debbie Lancianese, Jane Ann Hammett. THIRD ROW: Miss Barkwell, sponsor; Phyllis Barnhart, Jeanne Wince, Sue Timmons, Joyce Cutlip, Berylann Hammett. FOURTH ROW: Marvin Lamm, Bar- bara Cantwell, Debbie Stevens, Jackie Broadwater, Jim Cochrane. FIFTH ROW: Charles Robey, Bob Kriner, John Smith, Mark Bradfield, Dale Boggs. Members wearing robes conducted the ini- tiation, and were themselves initiated in March, 1969. National Honor QociQfy 189 MU ALPHA THETA members are, FIRST ROW: Mr. Osbourn, sponsor; Maggie Johnson, Debbie Lancianese, Adele Watson, Elizabeth Taylor, Sandra West, Penny Hammett, Sandra Holmes, Jane Ann Hammett, Phyllis Barnhart, Beth Ann McHenry, Mrs. Ingram, sponsor. SECOND ROW: Nancy Pollock, Sandra Binegar, Gloria Cunningham, Shelia Green, Jo Ann Haaker, Jackie Broadwater, Jeanne Wince, Pam Rea, Vicki Cottrill, Teresa Binegar. THIRD ROW: Keith White, Rebecca Cutlip, Norma Boley, Barbara Cantwell, Suzanne Hammett, Carol McFadden, Susie Nicholas, Tara Neely, Joyce Cutlip, Rick Lemley. FOURTH ROW: Ed Campbell, Jim Cochrane, John Dennis, Fred de Miranda, Fred Barley, Bob Kriner, Linsey Roach, Matthew Beard, John Smith, Dale Boggs, Marvin Lamm, Charles Robey. Not pictured: Jenny Neely. Mu makes mafh merry Mu Alpha Theta is an honorary math or- ganization. To become a member a student must maintain a B average in all subjects and must be enrolled in college preparatory math. ■Dome on the Range' 190 Mu Alpha Thefa meetings were a Monday nighI mus l MU OFFICERS are: Jenny Neely, secretary; Mr. Osbourn, sponsor; Jeanne Wince, historian. SECOND ROW: Keith White, treasurer; John Smith, presi- dent; John Dennis, vice president. The winners of the 1970 MAA contest are: senior John Smith, first place; junior Bob Kriner, third place; senior Jane Ann Hammett, second place; Sandra Stewart, highest scoring sopho- more. ASSOCIATE MEMBERS are, FIRST ROW: Joyce Eddy. Janette Dearth, Beverly Hammett. SECOND ROW: Barbara Nichols, David Hughes, Mr. Osbourn, sponsor. THIRD ROW: Steve Hill, Margaret Cox, Randy Shingleton. 191 Scholastic Awards Were Presented June 2 LEADERS IN ENGLISH Receiving medals for the highest achievement in English were: Joyce Cutlip, junior; Steve Hill, sophomore; Keith White, senior; Richard Kirkbride, eighth grade; Margaret Metheney, freshman. Mrs. Gettings presented the awards. Top Scorers on NEDT TOP SCORERS on the NEDT received certificates from Miss Strickling. Sophomores and freshmen recognized were: FIRST ROW: Carmen Mazon, Lisa Smith, Beverly Hammett. SECOND: Steve Hill, Judy Cunningham, Janette Dearth, Andy Busch. THIRD: Earl Stevens, Brent Wilson, Bill Weber, Randy Conaway. NOT PICTURED: Kimberly Martin. All scored above the 90th percentile of all students taking the National Educational Development Test. 192 Senior John Smith brought honor to SMHS when he was named a Finalist in the 1969- 70 National Merit Competition. John received a Board of Governors Scholarship at West Virginia University and will be listed in 'Who’s Who Among American High School Students.' Merit Finalist Received Recognition BEST IN MATH Mr. Osbourn presented medals to the highest ranking mathe- matics students. Gloria Cunningham, senior; Dale Boggs, junior; Steve Hill, sophomore; Margaret Metheney, fresh- man; and Bill Dearth, eighth grade, received the awards. OSBOURN AWARDS SENIORS Seniors Gloria Cunningham and John Smith each received a $25 Savings Bond from Mr. Osbourn for attaining the highest mathematics average in their class during their four years of high school. Mr. Osbourn gave $25 Savings Bonds and CR Books of Math Tables to the students scoring highest on the annual Mu Alpha Theta contest. Winners are pictured on page 191. 193 SCIENCE: Mr. Ralph J. Clay, manager of the Willow Island Plant, American Cyanamid Company, presented the annual Science Education Award to John Smith, John also received the Bausch- Lomb Sci- ence Award. GOLF: Charley Robey received two trophies from Coach Graham. One trophy was for medalist; one was for ringer. Awards As Recognized Excellence In Many Qubjeds CITIZENSHIP: Mrs. Earl Watson, Regent of the Ohio V alley Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution gave the DAR Citizenship Award to Debbie Stevens. 194 BASEBALL; Terry Ball and Bob Kriner won the baseball trophies, here being presented by Coach Maxwell. BAND AWARQ Director Davis watches as Emma Jane Fulmer is congratulated by Mr. Otis Leggett, presi- dent-elect of the Grant-Jefferson Lions Club. Emma was awarded the John Philip Sousa trophy presented by the Lions to tire outstanding band senior. SPEECH: Mr. Backus gives Keith White a speech award, and the information that Keith has been awarded a scholarship to Marshall. HOME EC: Outstanding Home Economics Student and winner of the Betty Crocker Award was Cynthia Flowers. These honors and 1. and 2. Matt Beard and Berylann Hammett won Congressman Ken Hechler's Week in Wash- ington. 3. All-State Chorus members were Suzanne Hammett, Keith White, A dele Watson, Mark Bradfield, with Mr. Allman. 4. Boys' and Girls' State winners were Ed Campbell, Joyce Cut- lip, Bob Kriner, Penny Hammett, Matt Beard. 5. American Heritage Camp delegates were Diane Butler, Beverly Hammett, Pam Terry, Margaret Cox. Stephanie Elder won the DAR essay contest, and Penny Ham- mett was named a junior leader at Heritage Camp. 196 awards brought new understanding 4. Juniors Jackie Broadwater and Bob Kriner were chosen by their class as delegates to Know Your State Government Day in March. 1. Given scholarships for summer study on college campuses were Brent Tennant, Dale Boggs, and Fred Barley. 2. Rocketry expert, Mike Cantwell, won the SMHS Science Fair and an Honorable Mention at the Area Fair at Salem College. 3. Three Knights and one Lady represented Pleasants County as Knights of the Golden Horseshoe. They are: Danny Hill, Bill Dearth, Becky Hammett, Eric Reckard. Thespi3ns siege a Laugh-in,' Journa isis 'Meet ihe Press' THESPIAN TROUPE 1901 Thespians are chosen by points earned in acting and production. Members were: Lynn Bradfield, Mark Bradfield, Kathy Brammer, Jackie Broad- water, Bernard Buttrey, Jim Cochrane, Teresa Conaway, Pam Cottrill, Vicki Cottrill, Steve Cox, Janice Cronin, Diana Cunningham, Becky Cutlip, Mike Deem, Patti Deem, John Dennis, Fred de- Miranda, Teresa Eddy, Beverly Fetty, Jo Ann Haaker, Berylann Hammett, Jane Ann Hammett, Penny Hammett, Suzanne Hammett, Margie Hart, Yvonne Horner, Margie Johnson, Faye Locke, Tom Little, Lois Maston, Beth McHenry, Rich Morris, John Morrison, Tara Neely, Susie Nicholas, Roger Pryor, Joe Safety, Emilio Siazon, Mark Smith, Penny Smith, Ron E. Smith, Ron R. Smith, Vivian Statler, Debbie Stevens, Elizabeth Taylor, Sue Timmons, Ed Vaughan, Adele Watson, Sandra West, John Wilson, Jeanne Wince, June Yoho. Faculty advisor is Mrs. Bradfield. ST. MARYS CHAPTER Quill and Scroll members pledge to uphold scho- lastic journalism and freedom of the press. Active members included: Fred Barley, Teresa Binegar, Mark Bradfield, Jackie Broadwater, Jim Cochrane, Teresa Conaway, Jean Corbin, Diana Cunningham, Gloria Cunningham, Sheila Green, Elaine Hall- brook, Jane Ann Hammett, Penny Hammett, Pa- tricia Lyne, Beth McHenry, Charley Robey, Joe Safety, Ron E, Smith, Elizabeth Taylor, Joyce Trunk, Sandra West, Keith White, John Wilson, Jeanne Wince. Mrs. Weber is faculty advisor, and Mr. Watson is an honorary member. 198 MPPT gave the chance to compare and measure HOME ECONOMICS 1969 Mrs. Bryant presented the Out- standing Home Economics Student Award to June Yoho. ENGLISH, 1969 Outstanding English students in 1969 were Gloria Cun- ningham, junior; Brian Dinsmoor, '69; Margaret Meth- eney, eighth; Bob Kriner, sophomore; Barbara Nichols, freshman. Top scorers in the National Educational Development Test were: FIRST ROW; Sandra Stewart, Jennifer Bills, Berylann Hammett, Penny Hammett. SECOND: Steve Hill, Phyllis Barnhart, Patricia Lyne, Elaine Hallbrook, Tara Neely, Daly Boggs. THIRD: Rick Lemley, Walter DeMarco, Andy Statler, Mike Clough. 200 Awards Assembly, 969 CYANAMID SCIENCE AWARD Dave Boggs, '69, received the Cyanamid Science Education Award from Mr. Robert W. Merriman (right), services manager at American Cyanamid Company's Willow Island Plant. Mr. Carpenter is looking at the plaque which is presented to the school. I MATHEMATICS. 1969 Highest math students were: Bob Kriner, sophomore: John Smith, junior: Steve Hill, freshman; Mark Kuntz, '69: Randy Conaway, eighth. MAA winners, not pic- tured, were: Phyllis Barnhart, John Smith, Bill Mercer and Brian Dinsmoor, '69. BAND AWARD, 1969 Mr. Allman, as president-elect of the Grant-Jefferson Lions Club, presented the John Philip Sousa Award to Wesley McCune, '69. Director Davis smiles approval. 201 Honors in 1969 Addnd HxperiQncQ 1. Jane Ann Hammett won second place in the State Drama Festival in Stage Design. Her entry was an original scale model for Meet Me in St. Louis. 2. Mrs. Reckard accompanied Bill Weber, Max West, Randy Conaway, and Mike Carr to Charleston where they became Knights of The Golden Horse- shoe. 3. Representatives to Girls' State were Debbie Stevens and Barbara Cantwell; to Boys' State, John Smith, Joe Safety, John Dennis. 4 and 5. Fred deMiranda and Elizabeth Taylor were guests of Congressman Ken Hechler as winners of a Week in Wash- ington. 6. Representatives to Camp Horse- shoe, a leadership camp, were: Mike Kelly, Beverly Hammett, Renee Kiester, Beth McHenry, Jenny Phillips. 202 ADVERTISING We appreciate the confidence our businesses and industries have shown in us by advertising in our book, and we hope we justify their faith. 203 Compliments of H. A. CARPENTER UNION CARBIDE-—-ST. MARYS HIGH SCHOOL WORKING TOGETHER for the FUTURE of this AREA and its STUDENTS Carbide employees Paul Eddy, Office Supervisor, and Darlene Stevens, St. Marys High School Class of '68, demonstrate the functioning of a computer. These tours are part of the cooperative Industry-Education Program involving St. Marys High School, Union Carbide and other local industry. Students observing are (left to right): Keith White, Shelia Green, Charley Robey, Teresa Conaway, John Wilson, Mark Bradfield, and Joe Safety. UNION CARBIDE 7'Di coventt UNION CARBIDE CORPORATION CHEMICALS AND PLASTICS SISTERSVILLE, WEST VIRGINIA 205 Compliments of PHILLIPS PHARMACY On the Corner STARCHER’S (tsso Tires, Batteries, and Accessories U-Haul Dealer Phone: 684-7770 St. Marys, W. Va. HI-WAY GRILL Broasted Chicken Delicious Steaks Chops Private Banquet Rooms CHARLES and YVONNE LANDSETTLE Phone 665-2626 St. Marys, W. V. 206 STATE FARM INSURANCE PAUL M. ALKIRE, AGENT Auto - Life - Health - Home and Business 1007 Stadium Drive - St. Marys, W.V. Phone: 684-3226 ALDERMAN’S AUTO SUPPLY Main Street Belmont, W.V. 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. 207 Sno-Ball Dance, January 10 IN THE OHIO VALLEY RIGGS PLUMBING Lennox Heating and Cooling Hot Water Heating Water Softeners ST. MARYS MOTEL ON W. VA. RT. 2 AND 0 S. 50-A 2 BLOCKS OFF OHIO ROlFE NO. 7 PHONE 304 684-2233 ST. MARYS. W. VA ROOM PHONES ° AIR COM'.'I ,'IONIf.S ROOM TV LOCATED IN TOWN HEATED SWIMMING POOL HFAT WITH RPO THERMOSTAT KATHRYN AND KARLTON SMITH CITY NEWS Shop Ohio Valley's Most Beautiful Newsstand State Rt. 2 Phone 665-2323 Belmont W.Va. Magazines - Books - Greeting Cards and Sundries Second Street St. Marys, W. Va. 208 “WORLD’S NUMBER ONE PRODUCER OF CARBON BLACK” Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1970, and Best Wishes to All Students as They Continue Their Education. CABOT CABOT CORPORATION Ohio River Plant Route 2 Waverly, West Virginia An Equal Opportunity Employer the fashion New Martinsville St. Marys Sistersville FREE DELIVERY St. Marys 210 Phone 684-7516 West Virginia Compliments of ELLIS BOYLES esiern WESTERN AUTO STORE VISIT OUR MODERN BANKING FACILITIES THE PLEASANTS COUNTY BANK Drive-In Window Open Friday Evenings 5:30 to 7:30 Closed 12:00 Noon Saturdays Second Street St. Marys, W. Va. GRANT-JEFFERSON LIONS CLUB PLEASANTS COUNTY'S FIRST LIONS CLUB Belmont, West Virginia International Representative P. D, G. , E. E. SIMONTON District Membership Chairman, CLAUDE PRICE Liberty, Intelligence - Our Nation's Safety Daniel Allman President Otis Leggett First Vice President Orvil Binegar Second Vice President Billy Elder Third Vice President Norman Northrop Fourth Vice President Gary Cunningham Secretary E. E. Simonton Asst. Secretary Wm. Kent Simonton T reasurer Donald Adams Floyd Cross Lion Tamers Charles Landsettle James Cochrane Asst. Lion Tamers Virgil Brookover Jacob Moore, Jr. Tail Twisters Fred Sawyer Marvan Lewis Asst. Tail Twisters William Grose Arthur Kiester Rev. George McCune Jerry Bond Directors Robert Kiester Immed. Past Pres. Dedicated to serving Youth and the Less Fortunate with special attention to Sight Conservation. Continuous Sponsorship of a Boy Scout Troop. Sponsored the John Philip 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. 212 ZIPF HARDWARE COMPANY 1878 - Ninety-Two Years of Service - 1970 Hardware Gifts Electrical Appliances Wallpaper Plumbing Supplies Paints and Varnishes LYNN AND MARK BRADFIELD Invite You to Visit 'THE CAGE' in Zipf's Hardware For All the Latest Hits: Singles, Albums, Tapes Record Players AM-FM Clock Radios 8-Track Car Players The Complete Record Shop Phone: 684-3600 Tape Players Guitars Audio Supplies St. Marys, West Va. 213 You'll Find the Lowest Food Bill in Town At Privately Owned and Operated by BOB and BETTY COTTRILL Choice Meats F ree Parking Open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday Thru Saturday FRIENDLY COURTEOUS SERVICE St. Marys, West Virginia Telephone 684-7234 We Appreciate Your Patronage EVERLY SISTERS MICHAELS’ CLEANERS Ladies' Apparel 506 Main Street St. Marys, W. Va. St. Marys West Virginia Compliments of HENDERSON’S BARBER SHOP CANTERBURY AND MILAM SHOES 1 4 Mile North Vienna on Route 21 Famous Brand Shoes for Young Adults, Ladies and Gentlemen 215 Good Luck, Class of 1970! From HAZEL, '46, and LEO, '47 FLOWER INSURANCE AGENCY Downtown St. Marys West Virginia Compliments of SWEENEY’S SERVICE STATION Phone 684-7807 St. Marys, W. Va. Most of Us Stop at the T-BONE Third Street St. Marys, West Va. 6 A. M. to 12 P. M. Seven Days a Week Compliments of ROBINSON’S BARBER SHOP Phone 684-7541 St. Marys, W. Va. 216__________________________ Complete Home Furnishings F rom IMPERIAL FURNITURE CO. 211 Washington Street St. Marys, West Virginia THE VARIETY STORE 334 Second Street St. Marys, West Va. Phone: 684-7117 WHERE YOUR DOLLAR BUYS MORE' WATSON LUMBER COMPANY St. Marys, West Va. THE FARMERS SUPPLY STORE INC. Feed, Seed, Fertilizer, and Farm Supplies Phone 684-7228 St. Mary 217 Compliments of A. H. STANLEY AND COMPANY St. Marys, West Va. BEN FRANKLIN Second Street St. Marys, WV. Compliments of BROIDA, STONE AND THOMAS BOLEY’S SERVICE STATION Market Street Phone: 684-3244 St. Marys Parkersburg 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 Refinino Corporation STERLING OIL DIVISION St. Marys, W. Va. Compliments of L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY Official Jeweler CLASS OF 197: Phone 684-779 St. Marys, W. Va. BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1970 [ V] 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 SMITH’S GULF STATION things go better with Coke t o «� •« « after Coke tn.oc after Coke. t � Ot «a ® BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY SISTERSVILLE BOTTLING COMPANY Monongahela Power is proud of the contribution it has made to your education. For instance, last year taxes paid on our prop- erties amounted to more than $2,000,000, the greatest percentage of which went for the op- eration of schools throughout our service area. Whatever you plan to do in the future, low-priced electricity will continue to play a major role in the satisfaction of your every- day needs. Monongahela Power A Part of the Allegheny Power System 222 602 Second Street Telephone: 684-2298 St. Marys, West Virginia yCHEVROLET k VISIT OUR SPORTS CAR CENTER FRANK DEEM CHEVROLET, INC. PARKETTE TRUCK STOP Compliments of Four Miles South on State Route 2 HI-WAY MOTEL St. Marys, West Virginia State Route 2 Best Wishes to the Class of '70 Belmont, West Virginia Phone: 304-665-9593 For All Your Dairy Products Compliments of BELLY BUSTER WILSON’S SPEED WASH 224 Open 'Til 12 p. m. Belmont, On Route 2, Belmont W. Va. COMPLIMENTS OF RUTTENCUTTER FUNERAL HOME HARVEY H. HATFIELD Director St. Marys, W. Va. Phone 684-3443 St. Marys’, W. Va. TRIPLETT BROTHERS Compliments of ECONOMY FOOD MARKET Corner of Cherry and Dewey Avenue RICHARD and PEG DALE, Owners St. Marys West Virginia Compliments of C ompliments of FLOWER BASKET MORRIS RESTAURANT Flowers for Every Occasion Arrangements by CHARLES and MARIE Phone 684-3984 920 2nd St. St. Marys, W. V. World's Best Food . . . Our Chief Attraction ROBERT and HELEN MORRIS St. Marys 226 MITCHELL’S RADIO AND TELEVISION Motorola Where Thrift Meets MODERN FASHION Sales and Service STOUT’S STORES DRUG STORE St. Marys, West Virginia Dependable Service Since 1897 Harrisville Spencer Parkersburg, West Virginia Ripley New Martinsville 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 DIVISION of CONSOLIDATED GAS SUPPLY CORPORATION FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION c L 0 V 1 s MOTOR COMPANY Phone 684-2456 St. Marys, West Virginia 3rd and Washington Street P. G. and ROGER HOLLANDSWORTH Class Rings, Announcements, Cards Gowns, Diplomas, Medals, and Trophies Stationer to the Class of 1970 Box 375 Tel. 622-7304 Clarksburg, W. Va. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Deposits Insured FDIC St. Marys, West Virginia B. F. WEEKLEY E. TURNER FLEMING DUDLEY WHITE EDGAR B. FLEMING OFFICERS President Inactive Vice President Cashier and Trust Officer Assistant Cashier DIRECTORS JOSEPH E. CORBITT C. S. DILLON GEORGE H. ROLSTON E. T. FLEMING B. F. WEEKLEY C. P. INGRAM R. E. HENDRICKS DUDLEY WHITE L. C. WAGNER Our Man on the Scene. Jim takes time to be in front of the camera. A Adams, Don 89 Adkins, Robert 81,181 Alderman, Donald 71,115,139,144, 151,186 Allman, Daniel 81.118-121,184,196, 201 Ambrose, Irving 17, 90, 91 Ambrose, Tim 68,139,150,177 Amundson, Jon 81,186 Anderson, Cheryl 184 Anderson, Newton 80, 81,175,177 Aque, Steve 58 Argus, 130 Ash, Kate 73,115,184 B Backus, Dencil 81,182,195 Bailey, Mark 71,132,151,186 Bailey, Patricia 73,185 Baily, Roger Gene 73,184 Baily, Roger Lee 73,185 Baily, Rosemary 20, 34,119 Ban, Terry 50,133,146,149,154, 195 Balmain, Cameron 101,148 Balmain, Carrie 70,115,127,162, 186 Band 104-117 Band - Choir Banquet 231 Barker, Sherry 68,169 Barkwill, Virginia 81,189 Barley, Fred 47,103,130,143,156, 158,159,167,176,190,197,198 Barnes, Dwaine 58,146,151,175 Barnes, Jolene 71,184 Barnhart, Belva 70,185 Barnhart, Gilbert 89 Barnhart, Henry 171 Barnhart, Nelia 48, 108,119,164,183 Barnhart, Patty 20, 39,170 Barnhart, Phyllis 45, 94,170,182,183, 189,190,200,201 Barnhart, Rodney 71,186 Barron, Jay 47,132,140,150,154,176 Barron, Lynn 76, 94,115,186 Barron, Mike 56,133,143,150,151, 154,159,181 Bartrug, Eddie 73, 94,144,151, 173, 184 Baseball 149,150,154,155 Basketball 140-145 Beam, Joan 178 Beane, Brenda 59,107,109,119,164 Index Beane, Diane Hall 9, 20, 39, 96,108, 110 Beard, Matthew 44, 94,103,119, 132,140,153,159,167,176,177, 190,196 Beaver, Debbie 54 Belle 9, 97 Bennett, Beverly 76,186 Bennett, Crystal 46,178 Bennett, Kathy 62 Bennett, Randy 75,186 Bennett, Sarah 63,178 Bennett, Vicki 51,170 Berkhimer, Lewis 41,81,86,138, 146,147,159 Bettem, Rae Nell 58,178 Betty Crocker Award 195 Bills, David 63,139,150,175 Bills, Denyse 54,109,164 Bills, Dorothy 71,186 Bills, Frank 20, 34 Bills, Janlin 58,119,170 BiUs, Jennifer 47,181,183,200 Bills, Larry, not pictured Bills, Mary Sue 68 Bills, Resea 65,169 Bills, Richard 20, 29 Binegar, Sandra 20, 23,164,183, 190 Binegar, Teresa 50,130,164,183, 190 Biology Club 175 Birkhimer, Wayne 75,184 Blouir, Kathy 67,170 Blouir, Teresa 76,185 Boggs, Dale 50, 94, 95,103,113, 182,189,190,193,197,200 Boggs, Dave 201 Boley, Lula 56,179 Boley, Moses, 179 Boley, Norma 20, 29, 98,109,110, 113,169,190 Boley, Rita 65, 169 Boley, Rose Marie 76 Boley, Wanda 55 Bolyard, Gary 81,86,180 Boughner, Jim 64,139,177 Bowie, Charles 54,179 Bowie, Joan 54,119,170 Boyles, Pat 55, 56, 94,132,143,151, 158,159,176 Boys'State 196,202 Bradfield, Ann 82, 98-103, 198 Bradfield, Lynn 56,100,164,169, 182.183.198 Bradfield, Mark 20, 29, 99,108,110, 113,118, 119,127,129,130,167, 189.196.198 Bradley, Dawn 73,186 Bradley, Harry 57 Brady, Mike 51,103,132,171 Brammer, Jody 70,151,186 Brammer, Kathy 20, 24,119,160, 164.198 Brammer, Martha 46,179,183 Brammer, Tim 68,108,177 Broadwater, Jackie 44, 51, 94, 95, 103,106, 109,126,130,164,182, 189.190.197.198 Brookover, Edgel 72,185 Brookover, Sharon 58,119,162,169, 179 Brown, Joan 55,119 Bryant, Jocele 200 Buchannon, Delbert 20, 31 Bullman, Mindy 63,108,183 Bullman, Steve 153 Bunner, Annie 71,186 Bunner, Nancy 68 Bunner, Roger 62 Bunner, Steve 68 Burkhammer, Jill 76,115,185 Bums, Elmer 55,132,146,150,158, 159,176 Busch, Andrew 64,150,175,192 Busch, Joe 50,167,177 Butcher, Betsy 64,169, 175,183 Butler, Diane 54, 108,164,169, 172.182.196 Butler, Nancy 75,186 Butler, Sammy 71,139, 185 Buttrey, Bernard 20, 26, 94,132, 135, 140,142,153,159,167, 176, 177, 198 Buttrey, Carlton 17, 91, 92 Buttrey, Debbie Miller 20, 37,109, 110 Byers, Mark 73,115,185 Byers, Stephanie 64,115,169 Byers, Todd 89 c Campbell, Adeline 44,178 Campbell, Betty Jean 62 Campbell, Chariot 57,'178 Campbell, Edward 50,132,149, 154.167.176.190.196 Campbell, Elaine 58,170 232 Campbell, Elizabeth 75,178,185 Campbell, Eugene n.p. Campbell, Max 74,139,144,186 Campbell, Richard 72,185 Cantwell, A. C., jr. 89 Cantwell, Barbara 20, 22, 99,119, 164,172,183,188,189,190, 202 Cantwell, Michael 62,145,150,151, 175,197 Carney, Susan 76 Carpenter, Mark 49,146, 150,154, 167,181 Carpenter, Mike 70,184 Carpenter, Quentin 149 Carpenter, Walter 82, 167, 201 Carr, Michael 67,108,175, 202 Casto, Cecilia 74,115,184 Cheerleaders 160,161,162 Childers, Gilda 66,169 Childers, Glenda 57,169 Childers, Michael 65,150 Chipps, Jerry 20,30,171 Choir, 118-121 Clay, Ralph J. 194 Claypool, Edith 52,119,170,173 Clough, Michael 56,119,182,200 Clovis, Angela 101 Clovis, Annette 101 Clovis, Sue 63,108,113 Coartney, Kay 75,186 Cochrane, Jim 20, 26,129,130,148, 167.177.182.188.189.190.198 Cochrane, Randy 54,181 Colvin, Dale 72 Colvin, Edith 73,186 Conaway, John 41, 79,86,144 Conaway, Linda 20,31,119,169, 172 Conaway, Randy 64,67, 94,109,113, 139,145,151,159,192, 201, 202 Conaway, Richard 67, 94,139,145, 151,159,175 Conaway, Teresa 20, 22,100,107, 108,110,114, 127, 128, 130, 164, 198 Connon, Shari 70,115,185 Corbin, Jean 20, 34,109,110,128, 130.169.198 Corbin, Patty 57 Cornell, Cheryl 66,169 Cornell, Dale 65,139,171 Cornell, Rodney 44,180 Cosper, Patricia 20,23,100,108, 110,169,181,183,188 Cottrill, Pamela 56,127,164 Cottrill, Vicki 50,103,127,164, 169.183.190.198 Cox, Annette 73,185 Cox, Margaret 56,109,164,172, 191,196 Cox, Mike 20, 27,109,110,114, 146,167,183 Cox, Nellie 89 Cox, Pam 56,109,179 Cox, Steve J. 59,108,167,183,198 Cox, Steve R. 46, 108,119, 159 Cox, Tom 72,139,151,186 Criddle, Homer 82,136-138,153, 159,176 Cronin, David 56,150,181 Cronin, James 70,115,139,184 Cronin, Janice 20, 22,108, 110,118, 119.164.198 Cross, David 140 Cross, Joe 89 Cunningham, Diana 20,27, 98,107, 108.110.119.129.130.164.198 Cunningham, Gloria 20, 37,128, 130,164,172,190,193,198, 200 Cunningham, Harvey 89 Cunningham, Judy 68,169,175,192 Cunningham, Sandra 20, 34,169, 173 Cunningham, Wayne 73,186 Cutlip, Joyce 50,103,164,172,189, 190.192.196.198 Cutlip, Becky 20. 37, 99,183,190, 196.198 7 Dale, Greg 52,133,152,153,158, 159,176 Dalrymple, Benny 76,184 Damron, Deanna 72,185 Danielson, Jesse 68,109 Danielson, Steve 149 Darling, Keith 101 Davis, Carolyn 58,179 Davis, Edwin 92 Davis, Harold 82,110,114,195, 201 Davis, Jerry 76,115,144,151,186 Davis, Mark 64,177 Davis, Sally 68,115,170 Davis, Stephanie 75,115,173,186 Davis, Steve Davis, Terri 68,108,183 Davis, Thelma 92 Dawkins, John 73, 75, 94,144,186 Dawson, Leonard 70,184 Dearth, Bill 72,185,193,197 Dearth, Carolyn 20,33,169 Dearth, Cheryl 65,108,179 Dearth, Dana 89 Dearth, Janet 47,179 Dearth, Janette 54,119,164,191, 192 Dearth, Keith 20, 27,179 Dearth, Lyle 89 Dearth, Michael 72, 115,186 Deem, John 9 Deem, Kathleen 76,115,127, 162, 176 Deem, Michael 20, 31, 99, 132, 134.154.176.198 Deem, Patti 20, 34,100,108,110, 164.198 DeLancey, Allen 45,171 DeMarco, Dennis 119,177 DeMarco, Walter 200 deMiranda, Fred 20, 34,41, 94, 95, 100,126,127,132,134,167,176. 177.188.189.190.191.198, 202 Dennis, Bill 101 Dennis, John 9, 20, 35, 94, 98,108, 110,113,114,118,119,127,146, 159.167.188.189.190.191.198, 202 Dennis, Mary Beth 54,119,169 Dennis, Larry 171 Dennis, Lee 74,185 Dickson, Randy 186 Dinsmoor, Brian 148, 200,201 Doak, David 46,171,181 Doak, Ronald 75, 184 Downing, Carl 50 Dutton, Bridgett 74,115,186 Dye, Linda 66,108,113 £ Eddy, Benny 89 Eddy, Chuck 153 Eddy, Joyce 57, 108,164, 182,191 Eddy, Roger 20, 31,149 Eddy, Steve 57, 108,150,151,159, 176 Eddy, Teresa 20,30,109, 110,113, 198 Eighth Grade Clubs 184-186 Elder, Barbara 46,171 Elder, Beth 72,115,185 Elder, Stephanie 74,115,186,196 233 Elliott, Howard n.p. Ellison, Ray 76 Etiquette Club 178 Evans, Linda 70 Evans, Nila 20, 37,119,170 Evans, William 70,186 F Farren, Diane 63,169,178 Farson, David 63,109,177 Fauss, Connie 65,109,178 Fauss, Dinah 63,109,119 FCA 177 Felter, Barbara 67,178 Felter, Michael 47 Felter, Ronda 62,169,175,183 Ferguson, Tom 62,109,113,145 Fetty, Beth 74,115,184 Fetty, Beverly 20, 24,100,106,109, 110,173,179,198 Fetty, Debbie 57,119 Fetty, Randy 153 Flower, Barbara 9 Flower, Jeanne 101 Flowers, Cynthia 20,35,169,172, 183.194 Flowers, Gloria 66,169 Foglesong, Kenneth 41,82 Folklore Club 179 Football 132-139 Forensic Club 182 Fox, Dorothy.75,186 Freshour, Gary 65,108,145,175 Frey, Ronnie 55,132,151,159,181 Frum, Teresa 76,115,173,184 Fulmer, Emma 20, 30,109,110,113, 119.195 Furr, Bob 20,26,149,181 Future Farmers 171 Future Homemakers 170 Future Nurses 183 Future Teachers 183 G GAA 168,169 Gessner, Aileen 74,115,162,184 Gessner, Karen 62,115,175 Gettings, David 82,175 Gettings, Johanna 82,161,179 Giboney, Kathy 67,169 Gilbert, Debra 68,115,169,170 Gilpin, Charlaine 87, 92 Ginter, Joyce 67,115,169,179 Girls' State 196, 202 Golden Horseshoe 197,202 Golf 148,156,157 Golf Club 177 Gorrell, Arlene 59 Gorrell, Sherry 76,184 Graham, David 82,139,140,143, 148,177,194 Greathouse, Rhonda 73,115,184 Green, Debbie 71,185 Green, Sheila 20, 23,128,130,164, 172.188.190.198 Gregg, Gayla 68,178 Gregg, John 45,171 Gregg, Roger 20, 26,109,110, 113, 114,119, 146,159, 183 Gregg, Shawn 74,186 Grose, Van 59,180 H Haaker, Jo Ann 44, 50, 94,103, 108.126.164.182.190.198 Haas, Larry 101 Hackathom, Steve 20,24,109,110, 114,181 Hackett, Carole 71,115,186 Hackett, Cheryl 71,115,186 Hackett, Ginger 74,185 Haddox, Becky 47, 94,169,183 Hadley, Keith 72,184 Hall, Gary 59,109, 94 Hall, Gregg 59,133,151,159,181 Hall, Hazel 89 Hall, Roger 20, 24,171 Ha lib rook, Elaine 45,103,130, 164,198, 200 Hamilton, Barry 49, 94,149,176 Hammett, Becky 72,115,185,197 Hammett, Berylann 44,103,106, 108, 113,126, 189,196,198, 200 Hammett, Beverly 58,109,164, 191,192,196,202 Hammett, Jane Ann 9,20,37, 94, 96,100,109,110,118,119,129, 130, 164,189,190,191,198, 202 Hammett, Margaret 66,109,169 Hammett, Mike 67, 94,100,103, 109,119,172, 175 Hammett, Penny 46,103,106,109, 126.130.182.190.196.198 Hammett, Suzanne 20,27, 99,106, 108,110,118,119,120,126,164, 190, 196,198 Hammett, William 75,115,144, 185 Harmon, Louis 66,119 Harris, Debby 51,103,169,183 Harris, Linda 54,119,169,175 Hart, Marjory 20, 31,100,119, 170,171,198 Hart, Bill 49, 150,180 Hashman, Richard 74,151,186 Hawkins, Kathy 70,185 Hawkins, Terry 68, 145,150, 175 Heaton, Genta 82,179 Heaton, Jim 151 Hedges, Bob 47, 171 Hedges, Lee 63,181 Hendrickson, Penny 71,115,184 Hescht, Darlene 60,179 Hescht, Doug 57,171 Hescht, Marlene 64 Hess, Judy 67,170 Hesson, Martha 74,115,185 Hickman, Debby 68,108,119,178 Hicks, Roger 70,185 Hicks, Virginia 68,119 Higgins, Douglas 75,185 Higgins, Marsha 76,185 Higgins, Michael 171 Higgins, Roger 64,175 Hill, Danny 75,144,197 Hill, Steve 55,150,167,182,191, 192,193,200, 201 Himmeger, Cheryl 70,115,186 Holmes, Rodney 70,139,186 Holmes, Sandra 20,33,118,119, 169,190 Hooper, Jimmy 70,139,144,151, 185 Hooper, Mike 20,39,180 Homer, Carl 88 Horner, Kenneth 20,37 Horner, Linda 20,27,119,171,172, 173 Homer, Yvonne 20,32,41,94,99, 160,119,164,179,198 Houser, Lewis 48,94,133,150, 171 Howard, William 82,186 Huffman, Roger 3,41,84 Hughes, David 55,60,94,133,150, 176,182,191 Hughes, Lora 70,115,184 Illar, Linda 20,33,98,119,178 Illar, Susan 64,169,178 Industrial Arts Club 181 Ingram, Cordie 84,183,190 234 Ingram, L. P. 17,78,94 Ingram, Lynda 65,169 Ingram, Torn 48,103,118,119, 132,146,153,159,181,182 Janes, Brenda 76,185 Jeffers, David 65,171 Jeffers, Steve 21,37,180 Jewell, Sheryl 75,185 Johnson, Gary 66,177 Johnson, Margie 50,103,109,164, 190,198 Johnson, Larry Lynn 66,177 Jr.-Sr. Banquet and Prom 122- 125 K Keith, Joy 72,185 Kelley, Diana 55,179 Kelley, Jeff 76,184 Kelly, David 74,139,186 Kelly, Mike 45,94,171,202 Kerns, Judy 64,109,179 Key Club 167 Keyes, Pamela 49 Kidder, Luella 72,115,186 Kiester, Renee 54,119,164,202 Kirkbride, Richard 71,115,184,192 Knight, Charles 47,181 Knight, Charles E. 21,37,181 Knight, Marsha 21,22.169,183 Knight, Teresa 75,115,186 Kriner, Bob 48,51,140,148,167, 176,177,189,190,191,195, 196,197,200,201 Kuntz, David 63,66,94,139,145, 150,151,175 Kuntz, Mark 149,201 Kyle, Robert 72,151,173,186 L Lamm, Marvin 20,27,118,119, 149,154,167,176,189,190 Lamp, Charles 75,185 Lamp, Chuck 59,132,150,167, 171,176 Lamp, Dave 177 Lamp, Fred 67 Lamp, Gene 89 Lamp, Madonna 66,108,178 Lamp, Ricky 64,150 Lamp, Roger 62 Lamp, Sonia 45,108,127 Lamp, Timmy 49,180,181 Lamp, Tom 20,24,171 Lamp, Vivian 67,109,178 Lancianese, Debbie 49,51,103, 161,164,126,178,181,189,190 Landsettle, Charles 46,153,177 Langford, Carl 88 Langford, Kay 46,119,164 Larson, Duane 56,132,151,171 Larson, Tina 71,185 Leasure, Frank 73,184 Leasure, Louise 49,171 Leggett, Otis 195 Lemley, Mike 71,144,151,184 Lemley, Rick 46,51,132,146,153, 158,159,167,176,177,190,200 Lewis, Mae 41,87 Liller, Edward 67 Liller, Ernie 67,171 Little, Bill 71,139.186 Little, Clyde 52,180 Little, Denise 74,115,186 Little, Diana 58.108,119,164 Little, Gary 65,139,145,151,177 Little, Keith 71 Little, Sylvia 63,119,178 Little, Tom 20,24,94,132,134, 138,140,142,149,154,176,198 Locke, Faye 50,103,108,164,198 Locke, Joe 148 Locke, Linda 20,25 Locke, Sharon 60,94,108,119,164 183 Long, Jerry 84,171 Lough, Chester 21,29 Lough, Terry 72,185 Lowther, Jim 21,35,108,110,113, 119 Lowther, Leland 74,115,144,157, 184 Lowther, Randy 73,184 Lucas, Dora 58,178 Lucas, Irene 22 Lyne, Patricia 51,130,164,181, 198,200 M Maidens, Carla 62,109,178 Malone, Barbara 59,179 Malone, Betty 46,119,164,183 Malone, Donald 75,139,151,185 Malone, Steve 74,185 Marshall, Dawn 75,115,185 Martin, Kimberly 62,183,192,201 Maston, David 56,109,167,181 Maston, Gary 21,33,180 Maston, Kevin 74,184 Maston, Lois 21,29,169,173,198 Maston, Mike 67 Mattingly, Mary Lynn 66,94,108, 169,179 Maxwell, Robert 84,138,140,149, 154,155,181,195 Mazon, Carmen-68,109,127,162, 179.192.201 Meeks, Lyle 56 Meeks, Tim 68,139,145 Mercer, Bill 200 Merit Competition 193 Merriman, Robert W. 201 Messman, Melinda 55,170 Metheney, Debra 71,185 Metheney, Margaret 67,178,192, 193.200.202 Metz, Jeanne Lough 51 Meyer, Chuck 50,180 Milhoan, Mark 76,186 Miller, Delmas F. 17 Miller, Doug 62,139,145,150, 151,175 Miller, Kevin 66,146,177 Miller, Mark 59,175 Miller, Mike 62,94,139,151 Miracle, Lawrence 65 Moore, Bill 21,22,180 Moore, Johnny 21,28 Moore, Linda 46,169,183 Moore, Patricia Myers 21,38 Moore, Sally 75,184 Morrell, James 67 Morrell, Kandy 66,108,169,179 Morrell, Kathy 71,186 Morris, Mike 153 Morris, Richard 21,35,108,110, 180.198 Morrison, John 21,32,133,135, 138.176.177.198 Mosely, Leslie 66,94,109,169,179 Mossburg, Brenda 70,184 Mosser, Vicki 72,185 Mott, Glenn 92 Mu Alpha Theta 90,91 Mulneix, Fred 65,180 Mulneix, Wayne 54,143,159 Murray, Alan 49,103,108,148, 167,175 Murray, Alesia 62,119,169,178 Myers, Jackie 74,115,184 Myers, Mike 55,132,151,181 235 McBrayer, Charles 63,150,171 McBrayer, Glen 59,151,171 McCullough, Cathy 73,184 McCullough, David 52,143,181 McCullough, Debra 62,169,183 McCune, George 67,139,177 McCune, James 72,115,139,144, 184 McCune, Larry 46,132,153,177 McCune, Wesley 201 McCurry, Kathy 56,172,179 McCurry, Ronnie 44,133,153,176 McCutcheon, Debra 47,119,169, 172,183 McCutcheon, Kathy 56,172,179 McEldowney, Connie Butler 21,26 McEldowney, Larry 56 McFadden, Carol 21,27,119,164, 190 McFadden, Karen 62,178 McFadden, Keith 66,139,145,150, 181 McGee, Ed 9,21,37,41,94,188 McHenry, Beth 49,103,130,164, 181,182,189,190,198,202 McIntyre, Marsha 74,115,186 McNeill, Margaret 75,115 N Nagle, Linda 79 National Honor Society 189 Nazelrod, Mike 76,115,144,184 Neely, Jenny 17,21,28,109,110, 188,190,191 Neely, Pam 68,119,178 Neely, Tara 52,103,164,190, 198.200 NEDT 192,200 Newland, David 74,185 Nicholas, Susie 9,21,32,94,96, 100,118,119,161,164,178, 189,190,198 Nichols, Barbara 54,119,172,178, 191.200 Nichols, Barry 57,119 Nichols, David 21,23,180 Nichols, Karen Steele 35 Nichols, Tim 74,115,184 Noland, Mary Alice 49,107,109, 119,178,181 Noland, Phillip 73,139,144,185 Noland, Steve 21,30 Noland, Tina 63,119,162,169, 179 Northrop, Angela 57,172 Northrop, Bob 21,23,94,132,134, 140,141,142,148,156,158, 159.167.176.177 Northrop, Opal 92 Norvell, Becky 50,103,119,170, 173,183 NRA Club 181 0 Oldfield, Doug 47,132,143,153, 176 Oldfield, Tim 76,151,185 Olds, Doug 55,132,143,150,156, 157.159.177 Osbourn, James 84,190,191,193 PQ Patterson, Christine 76 Payne, Connie 72,184 Peckens, Thelma 75 Pep Club 178,179 Petty, Jackie 63,109,178 Phillips, Jenny 202 Pickens, Carl 89 Pickens, Joe 57,143,151,177 Pickens, Steve 76,185 Pierce, Martha 60,179 Pierce, Rosemary 63,119,169 Pinkerton, Debra 60,179 Pinkerton, Kathy 62,179 Pinkerton, Keith 71,185 Pinkerton, Ronnie 68,171 Pitts, Dan 101 Plemons, Charlotte 49,119,169, 182 Plemons, Linda 21,32,100,119, 164,169 Poling, Jerry, 21,39,140,149, 154,176 Poling, Mike 47,140,149,154, 176 Pollock, Betty Jo 74,115,185 Pollock, Nancy 21,28,118,119, 183,190 Powder Puff Football 239 Powell, Barbara 57,119,169 Powell, Brian 47,180 Powell, Charles 48,103,179 Powell, Sharon 75,185 Poynter, Eleanor 89 Price, Neil 59,171 Pritchett, Russell 65 Proper, Judy 21,25,170 236 Pryor, Roger 21,29,100,118,119, 146.154.183.198 Pryor, Ronald 55,108,113 Pryor, Scott 67,119,139,146,151, 177 Purple and Gold 128,129 Quill and Scroll 198 R Rea, Pam 52,106,109,164,190 Rea, Steven 74,144,151, 184 Reckard, Barbara 85,164, 202 Reckard, Eric 71,144,185,197 Reed, Nick 56,108,143,181 Reese, John 48,143,150,154,179 Renner, Jay 49,179 Reynolds, Jeanette 52,119,170, 179 Riggs, Elma 85,169,183 Rinehart, Tom 72,139,144, 185 Roach, Lindsay 47, 103,132,159, 167,176,177,182,190 Robey, Charles 9,21, 38,128,130, 140,141,142,148, 156, 157,176, 189.190.198 Robey, David 72,144, 173,185 Roby, Danny 21, 39,181 Roby, Gregg 58,132,146,147,175 Rogan, Scott 45,103,119, 182 Rogers, Debbie 74,186 Rolston, George 91 Ruckman, Blaine 44,108,164 Runnion, Sharon 56,169,179 Russell, Linda 65,108,179 £ Safety Club 181 Safety, Joe 9, 21, 33, 99,128, 130, 149,177,182,198, 202 SAP 173 Satterfield, Edgar 64 Satterfield, Glen 68,180 Satterfield, James 48,180 Satterfield, Tom 59 Sayger, Jimmy 71,115, 144,184 Scadden, Carol 68,178,169 Scadden, Cathy 74,186 Scadden, Gertrude 88 Scadden, Harry 73,184 Schupbach, Neva 85,185 'S' Club 176 Science Club 175 Science Fair 174 Seese, Debra 51,171 Seese, Earl 66,180 Sellers, Naomi 85,185 Shields, Kathy 76 Shingleton, Charles 71,185 Shingleton, Marcella 54 Shingleton, Melody 49,171,178 Shingleton, Penny 56,172,179 Shingleton, Phillip 59,171 Shingleton, Randy 56,177,191 Shultz, Gale 73,186 Shultz, Pam 58,108,164 Shultz, Sandra 58, 178 Siazon, Emilio 9,21,22, 98,119, 127.181.198 Sigler, John 21, 28 Sigler, Leo 89 Sigler, Richard 62, 139, 181 Sigler, Shirley Perkins 21 Sigler, Wade 21,35,154 Simmons, Allen 51,180 Simmons, R. Daniel 17,238 Simmons, Cathy 66,169,172 Simmons, Cindy 54,119,164 Simonton, Catharine 86,184 Simonton, Edgar 91 Simonton, Roberta 72,115,184 Smith, Burl 90, 91 Smith, Debby 54, 109,164 Smith, Gail 54,170 Smith, Gary 70,139,186 Smith, Jack 75,186 Smith, Jeri 52 Smith, John 17,21,28,182,188, 189,190,191,193, 194, 201, 202 Smith, Larry 62,171 Smith, Lisa 63,109,178,192 Smith, Mark 21, 30,132,135, 146, 176,198 Smith, Pamela 63, 66, 94,109,179 Smith, Penny 21, 40, 99,119,169, 179.198 Smith, Ronnie E. 21,25,110,112, 113,119,127,129,130,156, 182.198 Smith, Ronnie R. 21, 25,133,134, 138.146.176.198 Smith, Tracy 65 Snider, Danny 101 Snyder, Sue Lynn 66,115,169,175, 183 Snyder. Kent 21, 40,132,134,138, 146.176.198 Snyder, Lulu 89 Snyder, Terry 89 Sole, Diana 67,109,119,179 Sparks, Debbie 59,170 Sparks, Paul 64, 139,145,177 Sparks, Randy 64,139, 179 Sparks, Vicki 49,170 Sparks, Vivian 21,36,108,110, 119,164 Spencer, Edith 86,178 Starcher, Darlene 64,179 Starcher, Sherry 75 Starcher, Virgil 47,146,150,180 Statler, Andy 57,132, 143,151, 158,159,167, 181,200 Statler, Jackie 51,178 Statler, Vivian 21, 28, 98, 169,198 Steele, Debby 71,115,184 Stephenson, John 72,139,186 Stevens, David 70, 73, 144,184 Stevens, Debbie 21, 38, 94,118, 119,169,182,183,189,194, 198, 202 Stevens, Earl 67,139,145,151,159, 175,192 Stewart, Bob 57,181 Stewart, Gary 21, 22,171 Stewart, Sandra 58, 108,164, 172, 191,200 Stewart, Tony 72,115,186 Stewart, Zelma Harding 21 Stotler, Lynn 86 Straight, Charles 65,181 Straight, Ray 54,181 Stiickling, Isabel 41, 80 Student Council 94, 95 Summers,. Debi 21, 36,109,110 Sunderman, Dorothy 52,178 Sunderman, Marvin 76 Sweeney, Anita 48,103,107,108, 164, 181 Sweeney, Tim 75, 94,115,185 T Taylor, Elizabeth 9, 21,26, 41, 94, 97,99,106,109,110.114, 127,128,130,164,189,190, 198,202 Taylor, Loretta 75,184 Taylor, Mary Lee 46,164 Taylor, Mike 71,186 Taylor, Raymond 48,171 Templeton, Charles 59 Tennant, Brent 46, 94, 181,197 Tennant, Stan 153 Terry, Pam 55. 58, 94,119,127, 164,196 Terry, Stanton 153 Thacker, Thomas 68,108,151,178, 181 Thespians 198 Tice, Ed 64 Timmons, Becky 65,108,162,179 Timmons, Sue 9, 21, 38, 94, 96,119, 160.164.173.178.189.198 Track 151-153, 158,159 Tri-Hi-Y 164,165 Trunk, Joyce 21,29,107,108,110, 129,130,169,172,183, 198 Turley, Randy 119,175 u Ullman, Rodney 64, 139, 145, 151, 177 V VanNoy, Brenda 76,115 VanNoy, Danny, 47,108,153 Vaughan, Eddie 21,30, 94, 99, 132,135,138,149,152,153, 159, 167,176,188,198 Vaughn, Jack 55, 94,109,113, 114,119,172 w Waggoner, Lee 47,150,180 Waggoner, Terry 75,184 Wagner, Sam 46,132,146,159, 167,176 Wagner, Sarah 67,119, 179 Wagner, Vicki 59, 94,109,164, 169,182,183 Watson, Adele 21, 30, 99,109, 110,113,118,119,164, 182, 189.190.196.198 Watson, Barbara 101 Watson, Earl 14, 92,198,238 Watson, Mrs. Earl 194 Webb, Michael 86,139,140,145, 154,181,150 Weber, Bettie 86,170 Weber, Bill 67,109,175,192, 202 Weber, Helen 41,87,129,130,198 Wells, Carl 65,146 Wells, Darlene 65,169,172,178 Wells, Diana 40,178 Wells, Eva 45,170 Wells, Patsy 44,178 West, Barbara 74 West, Carmen 21, 36,170 237 West, Dennis 67,180 West, George 90, 91 West, Jim 44 West, Joe 21, 40 West, Max 63,109,139,146,175, 202 West, Ricky 62 West, Sandra 21, 36, 99,106,108, 110,118,119,129,130,164, 190.198 Westbrook, Carlene 70,115,185 Westbrook, Janet 54,109,113 Wherry, Bill 68 White, Keith 17,21,36,118,119, 129,130,167,182,189,190, 191.192.195.196.198 Wiley, J. D. 91 Williams, Brian 76, 94,186 Williams, David 75,139, 186 Williams, Diane 59 Williams, Jimmy 76,144 Williamson, Jeff 46,150,171 Willis, Lester 72 Willis, Lucille 46 Wilson, Alice 54 Wilson, Betty 87, 92 Wilson, Brent 65,108,139,145, 151.175,192 Wilson, David 58,148,156,157, 177 Wilson, Ed 21,26, 127,132,135, 138, 140, 141,142, 149, 154, 176,177,188 Wilson, Fred 71,186 Wilson, Joe 9,21,40,148,156,177 Wilson, John 9, 21, 38, 92, 99,128, 130.148.156.182.198 Wilson, John F. 151,153 Wilson, Lester 88 Wilson, Ronald 71, 144,186 Wilson, J. Steve 45,159,171 Wilson, Steve R. 57,143,159,181 Wince, Jeanne 17, 21, 33,100,129, 130, 172,183,188,189,190, 191.198 Wince, Jennie 21, 28, 70 Wince, Kevin 54 Winland, Benny 21, 36, 94,108, 110,114,180 Winland, Bob 21,23,180 Winland, Kevin 57,171 Winland, Linda 76,184 Winland, Malcolm 47,171 Wise, Anita 57,170 Wise, Brenda 63,115,169,183 Wolfe, Debra 66,108,119,169 Wolfe, Larry 57,133,143,150, 238 151,154,159, 181 Wolfe, Mary Jo 57,109,169,179 Wolfe, Ronnie 21, 25, 180 Woodbum, Debbie 68,108,169 WorsteU, Debby 65,169,170 Wotring, Larry 76,184 Wrestling 146,147 YZ Yoho, Jack 57,132,151,159,180 Yoho, June 21, 25,119,160,164, 178,188,198,200 Yoho, Sam 65,139,151,177 Zipf, Kathy 63,115 Zipf, Susan 74,115,173,184 Advertising Alderman's Auto, 206 American Cyanamid, 207 Balfour, 220 Belly Buster, 224 Ben Franklin, 218 Betty Lee Shop, 228 Boley's Service Station, 218 Broida, 218 Cabot, 209 Canterbury Shoes, 215 Carpenter, H. A., 204 Central Drug, 210 City News, 208 Clovis Motor, 229 Davis Motor, 218 Deem's Chevrolet, 223 Economy Food Market, 226 Embees, 228 Everly Sisters, 215 Fairmont Foods, 228 Farmers’ Supply, 217 First Federal Savings, 228 First National Bank, 230 Flower Basket, 226 Flower Insurance, 216 Food Giant, 214 Henderson's Barber Shop, 215 Hi-Way Grille, 206 Hi-Way Motel, 224 Hollandsworth, 229 Hope Natural Gas, 227 Horner and Harrison, 228 H-P Store, 227 Imperial Furniture, 217 lions Club, 212 Michael’s Cleaners 215 Mitchell's Radio and TV, 227 Monongahela Power, 222 Morris Restaurant, 226 Parkette, 224 Phillips Pharmacy, 206 Pleasants County Bank, 211 Quaker State, 219 Riggs Plumbing, 208 Robinson's Barber Shop, 216 Ruttencutter, 225 St. Marys Motel, 208 Shouldis, 210 Sistersville Bottling, 222 Smith’s Gulf, 221 Snyder's Service Station, 228 Stanley, A.H. Co., 218 StarcHer’s Esso, 206 State Farm Insurance, 206 Stem Brothers, 228 Stout's Drug, 227 Sweeney's Service Station, 216 T-Bone, 216 Triplett Brothers, 225 Union Carbide, 205 Variety Store, 217 W. A. Wilson, 215 Watson’s Lumber, 217 West Virginia Telephone, 221 Western Auto, 210 Wilson's Speed Wash, 224 Zide’s 228 Zipf Hardware, The Cage, 213 Photography Credits COLOR: Page 1, courtesy of R. Daniel Simmons; page 4, Jim Cochrane; pages 8 and 9, Arnold Belknap; page 11 Earl Watson; pages 12 and 13, Earl Watson and Jim Cochrane; page 16, Earl Watson and Arnold Belknap. BLACK AND WHITE: Candids and group pictures are by Earl Watson, our school photographer; and Arnold Belknap. Jim Coch- rane, aided by Fred Barley and John Wilson, were the staff photog- raphers. Other credits belong to Anna Marie Boggs for the Marietta Times; Don Wagner of American Cyanamid; Roy Owens of the Oracle Publishing Co. Senior Portraits, Davis Studio Under- classmen, Delmar Studio VICTORIOUS SENIORS! POWDER PUFF CLASSIC ENDS 36-16 VALIANT JUNIORS! Summer will have faded into fall when you open this book. The Class of '70 are now alumni, and a new group of leaders have ap- peared. We tried in pictures and words to bring the story of the 1969-70 year, but it is up to you to breathe life into the book with the memories it awakens. The Staff of 1970 TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY iiii � « ■� '•-'. - Jt T. , -V- : '-v. _'_ V ■ -V-' , , -t r. n :' r‘- -— - t- V ■V-T..-_- _ - -T-T.. vtj • r • • IT r r: 'r 'L ' -ir •«; - ■• rs vuisut;tr. :,- • .—r r vc :::: v -SR “-r.- --'-'