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

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1971 volume:

Purple and Gold Purple and gold - A royal moment! We will love thee through the ages, dear SMHS! 2 PURPLE and GOLD ST. MARYS HIGH SCHOOL ST. MARYS, WEST VIRGINIA We dream the impossible dream, foi unreachable stars. 1971 Volume 53 A Happening August 31, 1970 ... the usual hot first day ... from all ove. Pleasants County came 6?7 students ... some enthusiastic ... some gloomy ... some passive ... to begin the 1970-1971 year. At opening assembly, Principal Ingram welcomed all, explained new rulings ... talked about the new year. This is the story of that year and what happened to these people and what they made happen. 4 Contents The Year Page 4 Administra tion9 Faculty 72 Seniors 26 Achievement 91 Juniors 40 Groups and Teams 106 Sophomores 50 Advertising 170 Freshmen 58 Index 197 Eighth Grade 66 Dedication 206 Classes Seven periods each day for five days Meant thirty-five hours to be filled With listening, writing, telling. Classes with chances to do and discover were best. Hurry from the bus, hurry to homeroom. Hurry to class ... he hates tardies ... Worry over tests ... does it count much? Some try and succeed; some try ... and fail. Some just wait for the bell. 6 Assembly today . . . Welcome break in routine . . . Initiations, lyceums, thuses . . . Traditional topics in a new way. 'Good News' Lunch Break Noon hour meant 35 minutes of our own. Lunchlines ... Hot Dogs today? Library is open ... Reference or rapping? Outside, it's warm, or Stay in the North hall. Special events ... Tri-Hi-Y Valentines Wait at the fountain. There’s the bell! Don’t count me tardy! 10 Practice and Performance School activity seldom stops with the 4 o’clock bell ... Teams practice ... the band drills ... play casts work ... students decorate ... thuses are held ... car washes make mon- ey ... Public performances are many ... From September through June groups work day and night. HOMECOMING CLIMAXED when the Devils defeated the Ripley Vikings and Bob Kriner, SC president, crowned Jackie Broad- water the 1970 Belle of St. Marys ... more pictures of the October 9 event on page 194. Belle’s Court V Hr ' '■ DEBBY LANCIANESE B W Escort, John Reese i MARGIE JOHNSON Escort, Robert Bills 17 SMHS Royalty Black Walnut Princess Senior Elaine Hallbrook (picture one, right) represented St. Marys at the Black Walnut Festival at Spencer. Mr. SM Mr. SM is sponsored by Tri-Hi-Y to honor senior boys. Candidates were Fred Barley, Jay Barron, John Reese, Ed Campbell, Matt Beard, Rick Lemley. Jay, seated left, was chosen. Picture two, below. FFA Sweetheart Future Farmers chose senior Vickie Sparks as the 1971 Sweetheart. FHA Honey Future Homemakers chose Lany Johnson as FHA Honey. Vickie and Larry talk it over in picture three, right. 18 Sno-Ball Queen Jan Dearth, foreground, picture one, was chosen Sno-Ball Queen. Her court: Sharon Brookover, Beverly Hammett, Joyce Eddy, Brenda Beane. Mr. Puff Matt Beard (left, picture two) was named Mr. Puff. Runners-up: Barry Hamilton, Ed Camp- bell, Jay Barron. Queen of Hearts Key Club sponsors the Queen of Hearts Contest for the Heart Fund. Charlene Westbrook, top, picture three, is Queen? Other candidates are Joan Beam, Janet Westbrook, Carla Maston, Pam Pea (not pictured). Basketball Queens 'S' Club named Kim Wagner, Carrie Balmain, Pam Shultz, Betty Malone, Joan Beam (not pictured) as Queens. Picture four. 19 Trips A home ec class readies for a visit to an area glass plant ... The band attends a festival ... Biology stu- dents welcome a field trip ... Office practice girls investigate the nature of office work ... Athletic contests with other schools often mean weary riders after the game ... Unlike the highs and lows of other trips, these added meaning to classroom work ... And weary feet? 20 Social Life Junior-Senior Prom is most highly rated social event of the year, but other dances and parties provide entertainment ... Sock Hops, usually spon- sored by Student Council or Cheerleaders, are informal ... Club dances, Band-Choir Dance were often semi-formal. Prom features fun and food Traditional banquet was replaced by a hospitality room where guests could eat, visit, or fill plates with snacks and carry them to the dance ... Decorations featured a Tahitian Holiday theme ... Music was by The Pinto Beans. Seniors congratulated juniors on the June 5 event. June 6 Sermon ... The Rev. Peter Schoew June 11 Commencement Address ... Dr. Perry E. Gresham President Bethany College Salutatory ... Penny Hammett Valedictory ... JoyceCutlip SENIORS Seniors! Homecoming Class play Senior pictures Memories! Seniors! Trips Assemblies Fun Work Memories! Seniors! Classes Caps and gowns Graduation Good-bye Good luck Memories! Seniors ... V. 4ft, $ ££ 1971 begins a new year • • • Terry Brian Ball Terry Frederick Ralph Barley Nelia Dianne Barnhart Phyllis Marie Barnhart Phred Nelia Phyllis k fe Frank John Barron Jay Matthew Lee Beard Matt Vicki Marie Bennett Vicki Jennifer Lynne Bills Jenny Mary Jacqueline Broadwater Joseph N. Busch Edward Lee Campbell Jackie joe Ed new rituals Barbara Elder Boley Barbara Martha Lane Brammer Martha Mark Ambler Carpenter Mark 29 30 Joyce Ann Cutlip Joyce Gregory Allan Dale Greg Janet Kay Dearth Janet Allen Delancey Allen produce outstanding results! John Drew Gregg John Jerry Wayne Green Jerry David Lester Doak David Michael Keith Felter Mike Jo Ann Haaker Jo Ann Rebecca Jo Haddox Becky Inez Elaine Hallbrook Elaine Barry L. Hamilton Barry Seniors join together to tell their memories of high school to underclassmen. 31 Seniors are active • • Dolli Berylann Hammett Penelope Sue Hammett Debrah.Gale Harris William Dean Hart Berylann Penny Debbie Bill Robert Howard Hedges Lewis David Houser Thomas Richard Ingram Margie Jo Johnson Benson Lewis Tom Margie 32 display varied talents Sandra Flowers Langford Sandy Richard Martin Lemley Rick Clyde E. Little Clyde Faye Regina Locke Faye 33 Seniors work hard Ronald B. Lynch Patricia Ann Lyne Ron Tish Ronnie Lee McCurry Donna Leane McGee Ronnie Donna David Keith McCullough David Beth Ann McHenry Beth Lawrence Ray McCune Larry Betty Marie Malone Betty 34 Debra McCutcheon Nichols Debbie Mary Alice Noland Mary Alice show determination Rebecca J ane Norvell Becky Dale Eugene Oldfield Doug Charlotte Plemons Charlotte Cheryl Ann Polan Cheryl Tara Lynn Neely Tara George Alan Murray Alan Seniors have pride . . . Michael Ray Poling Bryon Lee Powell Charles F. Powell Pamela Lynn Rea Mike Bryon Chuck Pame John Allan Reese Jay Howard Renner Marilyn Jeanette Reynolds Lindsay Carmel Roach John Jay Jan Lindsay Thomas Scott Rogan Kathryn Blaine Ruckman Scott Blaine Louise Leasure Rymer James Monroe Satterfield Louise Jim 36 exhibit school spirit Gladys May Scadden Debra Sue Seese Melody Jo Shingleton Allen Lee Simmons Gladys Debbie Mel Jo Allen Victoria Lynn Sparks Vicki Virgil Edward Starcher Virgil Jacqueline Sue Statler Jackie Sonia Lamp Simmons Sonia Class of ’71 prepares to leave SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS make their final exit down the new fire escape. Scott Rogan, vice president; Tish Lyne, treasurer; Mark Carpenter, president; and Margie Johnson, secretary, are now the permanent officers of the Class of 1971. Anita Louise Sweeney Anita Mary Lee Taylor Mary Lee Raymond E. Taylor Ray Brent Alan Tennant Brent Ed Campbell celebrates by eating!! Samuel Orin Wagner Patsy Jean Wells Sam Patsy Jeffrey K. Williamson Jeff James Stephen Wilson Steve James Edward West Jim Eva Mae Williamson Eva 40 47 Juniors play Dwaine Barnes Henry Barnhart Mike Barron Brenda Beane Debbie Beaver Lula Boley Rae Nell Bettem Charles Bowie Denyse Bills Pat Boyles Janlin Bills Lynn Brad field Mike BiUs Harry Bradley 42 and work Danny Brewer Sharon Brookover Elaine Campbell Glenda Childers Margaret Cox Pam Cox Steve Cox David Cronin Joan Brown Elmer Burns Diane Butler Mike Clough Randy Cochrane Pam Cottrill 43 . . . study seriously Larry Dennis Mary Dennis Carl Downing Debbie Fetty Ron Frey Van Grose Joyce Eddy Steve Eddy Gary Hall Greg Hall are bound by chains Beverly Hammett Linda Harris David Hughes Diana Kelly Darlene Hescht Doug Hescht Renee Kiester Duane Larsen Steve Hill Diane Little 45 Wayne Mulneix Mike Myers Doug Olds Joe Pickens Barbara Nichols Martha Pierce Barry Nichols Barbara Powell Angela Northrop Jane Powell 46 at war and peace Neil Price Ronnie Pryor Sharon Runnion Marcella Shingleton Pam Shultz Sandra Shultz Cindy Simmons Debbie Smith Nick Reed Carolyn Resovsky Greg Robey Penny Shingleton Phillip Shingleton Randy Shingleton 47 Juniors listen . . . Debbie Sparks Andy Statler Bob Stewart Sandra Stewart Ray Straight Janet Westbrook Glenn Streight Diane Williams Pam Terry Dave Wilson Jack Vaughn Steve Wilson Vicki Wagner Kevin Wince 48 and laugh! Kevin Winland Anita Wise Larry Wolfe Mary Jo Wolfe Jack Yoho JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Jan Dearth, treasurer; Beverly Hammett, vice president; Pat Boyles, president; and Vicki Wagner, secretary. JUNIORS NOT PICTURED: Mike Higgins Larry McEldowney 49 SOPHOMORES . . fRight On’ 51 Sophomores are active participators Sandra Allison Tim Ambrose Sherry Barker Scott Bark will Joan Beam Kathy Bennett Sara Bennett David Bills Larry Bills Mary Sue Bills Resea Bills 1 U 1 Kathy Blouir Rita Boley James Boughner ■ v Tim Brammer m w Mindy Bullman 52 Roger Bunner Andy Busch Betsy Butcher Stephanie Byers Betty Campbell Mike Cantwell Mike Carr Gilda Childers Mike Childers Sue Clovis Randy Conaway Richard Conaway Cheryl Cornell Dale Cornell Judy Cunningham Jesse Danielson Mark Davis Sally Davis Terri Davis Cheryl Dearth Connie Dearth Jayne Dearth Lynda Dye Dyan Farren David Farson Connie Fauss Dinah Fauss Rhonda Felter Tom Ferguson Gloria Flowers Gary Freshour Karen Gessner Kathy Giboney Debbie Gilbert Joyce Ginter 53 Gay la Gregg Margie Hammett Mike Hammett Pam Hardy Louis Harmon Terry Hawkins Lee Hedges Marlene Hescht Debbie Hickman Virginia Hicks Roger Higgins Susan Illar Lynda Ingram David Jeffers Gary Johnson Larry Johnson Dave Kuntz Madonna Lamp Rick Lamp Roger Lamp Vivian Lamp Ed Liller Sylvia Little Alvin Lucas Debbie McCullough George McCune Kathy McCurry Karen McFadden Keith McFadden Carla Maidens Kim Martin Mary Lynn Mattingly Mark Mayfield Carmen Mazon 54 Tim Meeks Margaret Metheney Debbie Michael Doug Miller Kevin Miller Mike Miller Larry Miracle James Morrell Kandy Morrell Leslie Mosely Fred Mulneix Alesia Murray Pam Neely Stanley Nixon Tina Noland Lola Owens Jackie Petty Rosemary Pierce Kathy Pinkerton Kermit Polan 55 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS are: Jackie Petty, secretary; Randy Conaway, president; Mark Mayfield, vice president; Leslie Mosely, treasurer. Russell Pritchett Scott Pryor Linda Russell Glenn Satterfield Carol Scadden Earl Seese Richard Sigler Cathy Simmons Gail Smith Larry Smith Lisa Smith Pam Smith Tracy Smith Sue Lynn Snyder Diane Sole Paul Sparks Randy Sparks Darlene Starcher Earl Stevens Charles Straight 56 Charles Streight Bill Templeton Charles Templeton Tom Thacker Becky Timmons Rodney Ullman Sarah Wagner Bill Weber Carl Wells Darlene Wells Dennis West Max West Bill Wherry Brent Wilson Brenda Wise Debbie Wolfe Debbie Woodbum Debbie Worstell Sam Yoho Kathy Z,ipf NOT PICTURED: Truman Bennett Pauline Kelley Judy Kerns Gary Little Mike Maston Mark Miller Ron Pinkerton 57 FRESHMEN have a lot to live . . . and ’74 has a lot to give! 59 Freshmen are . . . eager and energetic Donnie Alderman Cheryl Anderson Kate Ash Mark Bailey Roger G. Bailey Roger L. Bailey Carrie Balmain Jolene Barnes Belva Barnhart Rodney Barnhart Lynn Barron Ed Bartrug Beverly Bennett Randy Bennett Dorothy Bills Wayne Birkhimer Teresa Blouir Gary Boley Dawn Bradley Jody Brammer Annie Bunner Jill Burkhammer Nancy Butler Sam Butler Mark Byers Liz Campbell Max Campbell Richard Campbell Mike Carpenter Cecilia Casto Kay Coartney Dale Colvin Edith Colvin Shari Connon Annette Cox Tom Cox Jim Cronin Wayne Cunningham Benny Dalrymple Deanna Damron Jerry Davis Stephanie Davis 60 . . . willing to lend a hand John Dawkins Leonard Dawson Mike Dearth William Dearth Kathy Deem Lee Dennis Ronald Doak Bridgett Dutton Beth Elder Stephanie Elder William Evans Beth Fetty Lee Ann Flower Dorothy Fox Teresa Frum Eileen Gessner Sherry Gorrell Rhonda Greathouse Debbie Green Shawn Gregg Carole Hackett Cheryl Hackett 61 Ginger Hackett Keith Hadley Becky Hammett William Hammett Richard Hashman Kathy Hawkins Penny Hendrickson Judy Hess Martha Hesson Roger Hicks Marsha Higgins Roger Higgins Danny Hill Cheryl Himmeger Rodney Holmes Jim Hooper Lora Hughes Brenda Janes Sheryl Jewell Joy Keith Jeff Kelley David Kelly 62 active supporters Luella Kidder Rick Kirkbride Teresa Knight Robert Kyle Tina Larsen Frank Leasure Mike Lemley Bill Little Denise Little Keith Little Terry Lough Leland Lowther Randy Lowther Cathy McCullough Jim McCune Debbie McGee Myrna McGee Marsha McIntyre Maggie McNeil Donald Malone Steve Malone Dawn Marshall Kevin Mas ton Jeff Mayfield Debra Metheney Mark Milhoan Sally Moore Kathy Morrell Brenda Mossburg Vicki Mossor Jackie Myers Mike Nazelrod David Newland Tim Nichols Phil Noland Tim Oldfield Tom Owens Connie Payne Steve Pickens Keith Pinkerton Marvin Pol an Betty Jo Pollock 63 Sharon Powell Steven Rea Eric Reckard Mike Resovsky Tom Rinehart David Robey Debbie Rogers Jimmie Sayger Cathy Scadden Harry Scadden Charles Shingleton Gale Shultz Gary Smith Jack Smith Roberta Simonton Debbie Steele John Stephenson David Stevens Tony Stewart Tim Sweeney Janet Taylor Jeff Taylor Loretta Taylor Mike Taylor Ed Tice Brenda VanNoy Terry Waggoner Barbara West Charlene Westbrook Brian Williams 64 IlIaBHh ■JK- David Williams James Williams Lester Willis Linda Winland Fred Wilson Ronald Wilson Larry Wotring Susan Zipf NOT PICTURED: Shirley Bennett Walter Boley Edgel Brookover Teresa Caine Joyce Greathouse Thelma Peckens Edgar Satterfield Marvin Sunderman Joyce Wotring FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: Betty Jo Pollock, secretary: Jeff Taylor, vice president; David Stevens, president; and Eileen Gessner, treasurer. 65 66 EIGHTH GRADE 67 Jon Allison Jim Anderson Cheryl Ault Darrel Bailey Tim Barnhart David Bennett Patricia Bennett Charlotte Boley Cindy Boley Darlene Boughner Kathy Boyles Liz Brammer Bob Brown Brenda Cain Rodney Campbell Randy Cantwell Jodie Carpenter Webb Carpenter Sue Colvin Bill Conaway Eric Coplin Ray Corbin Teresa Cornell Brenda Cox Gregg Cox Larry Cox Terry Cox Debbie Cummings Debby Cunningham Tim Cunningham 68 The Class o f ™ r a ft Connie Dale Robert Dennis Danny Dickson Charlotte Donahue Joanne Douglas Teresa Earl Paula Eddy David Edgell John Evans Tammy Faison Linda Fauss Priscilla Fauss Deborah Fleming Richard Fox Linda Freshour Nancy Furr Rex Gilpin John Green Rita Gregg Gregg Haddox Vicki Hall Sue Hamilton Debbie Hammett Tammy Hammett Sherry Hescht David Higgins Sue Higgins 69 David Hill Nancy Hill Randy Jeffers Tina Johnson Brenda Kester Carol Keyes Glenda Kimball Donna Kriner Debbie Lamp Doug Lamp John Lanham Gary Landsettle Max Lucas Dan McClure Carol McCutcheon Frankie McGee Mary McSweeney Carla Maston Debbie L. Maston Debbie S. Maston Roger Maston Tauna Maston Lana Meeks Mark Metheney Donna Metz Francis Moore Randy Morris Connie Mossor Tim Mulneix Sabrina Noel Rod Northrop Barbara Olds Tom Owens Mark Patterson Richard Peckens John Poling Carmen Powell Dwight Price Glen Pryor John Radcliffe Mark Riggs John Ruckman Eighth graders enter new roles . . . learn high school traditions Janet Scott Connie Seese Andrew Simmons Doug Smith Linda Smith Mark Smith Mike Smith Kim Stewart Tina Stewart Renee Straight John Sweeney Mark Thomas James Underwood Kim Wagner Mike Weber Allen West Charles West Jeff Wilson Sheryl Wilson Barbara Winland Mary Winland Melody Wise Vickie Wise Dorothy Workman Doris Harper Carl Hashman Lelia Smith Cindy Mace 71 Mr. Irving L. Ambrose, Superintendent of Pleasants County Schools ir Mr. Edgar E. Simonton, Federal Coordinator County Personnel COUNTY OFFICE PERSONNEL are: FIRST ROW: Edwin Davis, supervisor of building maintenance, bus fleet; Thelma Davis, secretary; Charlaine Gil- pin, social worker; Glenn Mott, director of trans- portation. SECOND: Opal Northop, secretary; Earl Watson, audio-visual, photographer; Betty Wilson, clerk of Materials Center. 75 Attention! Attention! May I have your attention please!?! Out of the Office come . . . new rulings daily schedules announcements advice Miss Isabel Strickling Guidance Counselor Counselors . . . Give guidance . . . Help find careers . . . Help solve problems . . . Help students prepare . . . 78 Now we know what you think! Language Arts FIRST ROW: Jon Amundson, English 10; Dencil Backus, speech; Johanna Gettings, English 11. SECOND: Roger Huffman, English 12; Catharine Simonton, English 8; Edith Spencer, English 9; Helen Weber, Journalism. 79 Science FIRST ROW; Newton Ander- son, Physics; Walter Carpenter, Chemistry and Biology; David Gettings, IPS (introductory physical science). 8; Michael Webb, SECOND: Robert Maxwell, Science Biology I and II. 80 Another tie!?! Mathematics William Howard, Math 8 Cordie Ingram, Algebra Geometry Etta Miller, Math 9, 10 James Osbourn, Geometry, Trigonometry, Advanced Math Social Studies Dencil Backus, civics; Lewis Berkhimer, Ameri- can studies; Ann Bradfield, world cultures; David Graham, West Virginia studies; Barbara Reckard, American history and American studies This year SMHS started the new state social studies curriculum. Much help came from PACE consultant, Larry Myers, who is teaching a junioi class, (below). Vocational Arts FIRST ROW; Virginia Bark- will, Typing; Cary Bolyard, Industrial Arts; Lowell Kiser, Vocational Agri- culture. SEC- OND. Mae Lewis, Clerical and Secretarial Office Practice, Shorthand; Betty Weber, Home Economics. Promises, promises .., Watch it up there, kid do! Robert Adkins, Drivers Education; Homer Criddle, Boys Physical Education, Health, Athletic Director; Elma Riggs, Girls Physical Education and Health. Mr. Adkins also taught Bookkeeping, Office Machines, and General Business. Health Phys Ed Safety Creative Waiting Mrs. Sellers worked with small groups to improve written expression. French Naomi Sellers (below left) taught French II, and Kay Simpson, French I. Principal Ingram introduces new faculty members: Etta Miller, mathematics; George Brewster, music; Kay Simpson, art and French, Lowell Kiser, vocational agriculture. 86 The Library . . . Resource Center for reference, for recreation, for rapping” — The librarian's work is to make available both printed and audio-visual materials for students and teachers. Mrs. Helen Weber, librarian, (below) is assisted by Mrs. Charlaine Gilpin and Mrs. Betty Wilson. 87 Service Personnel food . . . driving . . . maintenance . . . cleaning . . . these services make school better FIRST ROW; Gene Lamp, Dana Dearth, Leo Sigler, A. C. Cantwell, Don Adams, Howard Cronin, Joe Cross, Ed Parsons, Roland Way bright. SECOND: Gilbert Barnhart, Darwin Nichols, Terry Snyder. NOT PICTURED: Benny Eddy, Lyle Dearth, Todd Byers, Harvey Cunningham, Carl Pickens. In Memoriam George William West, M.D. Dr. George W. West was team physician for the Blue Devils for twelve years, treating both physical injuries and hurt pride as he watched and cheered from the bench. As a member of the Pleasants County Board of Education, Dr. West helped pass measures that bene- fited all of us. He supported school activities, evea taking time from his busy schedule to chaperone school trips. Dr. West died in a car accident on Route 2, October 15, 1970. The picture above was taken during a game October 9. 91 Class of’71 Achieves PICTURE ONE: FIRST ROW: Teresa Binegar, Phyllis Barn- hart, Nelia Barnhart, Vicki Bennett. SECOND: Mike Brady, Martha Brammer, Robert Bills, Jackie Broad- water, Joe Busch. THIRD: Terry Ball, Dale Boggs, Fred Barley, Jay Barron, Matt Beard, Ed Campbell. PICTURE TWO: FIRST ROW: Edith Claypool, Jo Ann Haaker, Berylann Hammett, Vickie Cottrill, Becky Had- dox. SECOND: Barry Hamil- ton, Elaine Hallbrook, Janet Dearth, Joyce Cutlip, Jerry Green. THIRD; Steve Cox, Mark Carpenter, David Doak, Greg Dale, Mike Felter, Johnny Gregg. PICTURE THREE: FIRST: Sandy Langford, Debbie Lancianese, Margie Johnson, Penny Hammett, Katy Lang- ford. SECOND: Charles Knight, Pam Keyes, Bill Hart, RickLemley, Debbie Harris, Bob Hedges. THIRD: Tim Lamp, Lewis Houser, Mike Kelley, Charles Landsettle, Tom Ingram, Bob Kriner. NOT PICTURED: Crystal Bennett, Jenny Bills. Diplomas . . . Most Wanted Award! PICTURE ONE: FIRST ROW: Debbie Nichols, Beth Mc- Henry, Betty Malone, Linda Moore. SECOND: Charles Meyer, Tish Lyne, Mary Noland, Tara Neely, Faye Locke, Clyde Little. THIRD: Ronnie Me Curry, Ronnie Lynch, Larry McCune, Alan Murray, David McCullough. PICTURE TWO: FIRST ROW: Charles Powell, Cheryl Polan, Jeanette Reynolds, Pame Rea, John Reese. SECOND: James Satterfield, Charlotte Plemo- ns, Gladys Scadden, Becky Norvell, Debbie Seese, Blaine Ruckman. THIRD: Bryon Powell, Jay Renner, Lind- say Roach, Mike Poling, Scott Rogan, Doug Oldfield. PICTURE THREE: FIRST: Mary Lee Taylor, Patsy Wells, Melody Shingleton, Vickie Sparks, Jackie Statler. SECOND: Virgil Starcher, Ray Taylor, Anita Sweeney, Lee Waggoner, Jeffrey Williamson. THIRD: Steve Wilson, James West, Brent Tennant, Danny VanNoy, Rodney Cornell, Sam Wagner. NOT PICTURED: Donna McGee, Allen Simmons, Sonia Simmons, Eva William- son. 93 Few things are impossible with diligence and skill. Class of 1971 Receives Recognition Awards DAVIS AND ELKINS Rebecca Haddox DENISON UNIVERSITY Joyce Cutlip FAIRMONT STATE COLLEGE Margie Johnson Debbie Lancianese Clyde Little Larry McCune Tara Neely GLENVILLE STATE COLLEGE Phyllis Barnhart MARSHALL UNIVERSITY Anita Sweeney Sam Wagner WEST VIRGINIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY Rick Lemley WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY Dale Boggs Elaine Hallbrook Graduating with a straight A (4.0) average was VAL- EDICTORIAN JOYCE CUTLIP. SALUTATORIAN PEN- NY HAMMETT ranked second with a 3.91 average. Rick Lemley, recipient of a football scholarship to WEST VIRGINIA IN- STITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, receives congratulations from Head Coach Homer Criddle. 94 Mtoaa) JfGMr Sootfa SERVICE, CHARACTER, LEADERSHIP, SCHOLARSHIP are the qualities of the members of the NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY. Members in robes were initiated in 1970. FIRST ROW: Debbie Lancianese, president; Jan Dearth, Beverly Hammett, Margaret Cox, Beth McHenry. SECOND ROW: Berylann Hammett, treasurer; Vickie Cottrill, Jo Ann Haaker, Penny Hammett, Tara Neely, Pame Rea, Phyllis Barnhart. THIRD ROW: Joyce Cutlip, vice president; Pat Lyne, Rick Lemley, Steve Hill, Mrs. Lewis, sponsor; Miss Barkwill, advisor; Jackie Broadwater. FOURTH ROW: Dale Boggs, historian; Ed Campbell, Brent Tennant, Fred Barley, Randy Shingleton, Bob Kriner, secretary. This year's initiation was held Wednesday, April 28. IN APPRECIATION MISS VIRGINIA BARKWILL St. Marys High School Torch Chapter of National Honor Society 1933-1971 Advisor MU ALPHA THETA MEMBERS ARE, FIRST ROW: Fred Barley. Penny Hammett, Joyce Cutlip, Vickie Cottrill, Pame Rea. SECOND ROW: Margie Johnson, Jo Ann Haaker, Jennifer Bills, Jan Dearth, Beverly Hammett, Joyce Eddy, Renee Kiester, Debbie Lancianese, Beth McHenry. THIRD ROW: Mr. Osbourn, sponsor; Margaret Cox, Sandra Stewart, Teresa Binegar, Jackie Broadwater, Berylann Hammett, Elaine Hallbrook, Tara Neely, Pam Cottrill, Phyllis Barnhart, Mrs. Ingram, sponsor. FOURTH ROW: Matthew Beard, Ed Campbell, Rick Lemley, Lindsay Roach, Brent Tennant, Charles Powell, David Hughes. FIFTH ROW: Mike Clough, Randy Shingleton, Dale Boggs, Andy Statler. MAT? Love9 Lines9 Angles, and Rhymes Attending the MAT convention in Pittsburgh, Penn- sylvania, in August, 1970, were Randy Shingleton, Bob Kriner, Fred Barley, Joyce Cutlip, Phyllis Barn- hart, Steve Hill. RIGHT: Tree or square? asks Mr. Osbourn at the club's annual Christmas party. OFFICERS chosen to lead MAT for the year were: Pame Rea, his- torian; Joyce Cutlip, president; Fred Barley, treasurer; Vickie Receiving $25 saving bonds from Mr. Osbourn for their high scores on the Cottrill, vice president; Penny MAS contest were seniors Brent Tennant, first; Joyce Cutlip, second; Phyl Hammett, secretary. lis Barnhart, third; and Earl Stevens, highest scoring sophomore. ASSOCIATE MEMBERS OF MU ALPHA THETA are, FIRST ROW: Gary Freshour, Roger Higgins. Kermit Polan, Earl Stevens, Mike Can, Mark Mayfield, Brent Wilson, David Kuntz, Bill Weber, Max West. SECOND ROW: Mr. Osbourn, sponsor; Carmen Mazon, Connie Fauss, Karen Gessner, Terri Davis, Karen McFadden, Margaret Methe- ney, Rhonda Felter, Betsy Butcher, Debbie Hickman, Gloria Flowers, Judy Cunningham, Susan Illar. 97 Men Love That Is of Our Juniors Randy Shingleton and Steve Hill with spon - sor Mr. Gettings attended the JUNIOR SCIENCE SYMPOSIUM at West Virginia University, April 4-6. Robert Kyle placed first in the SMHS SCIENCE FAIR with his project Distillation of Wood. Mark Milhoan and Danny Hill placed second with their Organic Laser. Recognized as the Outstanding science student for '71 and recipient of the Bausch-Lomb award was Dale Boggs. Senior science students Phyllis Barnhart and Joyce Cutlip with biology teacher Mr. Webb attended rt Union Carbide Science Seminar in South Charles! 98 r Wonder9 and he Seed cience. — Emerson Senior Charles Powell placed third in the SMHS SCIENCE FAIR with an exhibit on Thermoelec- tricity. Honorable mention: Brent Tennant, Surface Tension; Roger Higgins, Wood and its Uses. 1 May 8. Also pictured are Sisterville High stu- nts and Mr. Lysander Dudley, speaker. Representing SMHS at the REGIONAL NASA-NSTA YOUTH SCIENCE CONGRESS were senior Dale Boggs who spoke on The Effects of Pulmonary Stress on Body Growth, and physics teacher Newton Anderson who was selected as Outstand- ing Science Teacher from West Virginia. Dale Boggs, '71, received the CYANAMID SCI- ENCE EDUCATION award from Mr. Robert Dart- nell, Jr. , manager of the American Cyanamid Willow Island Plant. 99 Versatility Describes Student Talent lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllillllllllllllllllll Bringing home honors from STATE DRAMA and FORENSICS FESTIVAL were Dale Boggs and Jo Ann Haaker, all festival cast; Joyce Eddy, first place Marshall U. Invitational and second place public speaking; Diane Butler, second place in declamation; and Lynn Bradfield, honorable mention for stage setting. GOLDEN HORSESHOE winners knighted May 7 at the State Capitol = were Mike Weber, John Lanham, Mr. Graham, sponsor; Janet Scott, = and Nancy Hill. — Senior Berylann Hammett — won the 1971 BETTY EE CROCKER HOMEMAKER OF = TOMORROW award. = Selected to the ALL AREA BAND for the state band festival in Clarksburg were Mike Carr, Dale Boggs, Elaine Hallbrook, Joe Busch, Randy Conaway, and Mr. Davis, director. S Chosen by vote of the Blue Devil band as outstanding — band Senior to receive the = JOHN. PHILIP SOUSA music EE award was Joe Busch. Mak- ing the presentation is Orville Binegar, president of the — Grant-Jefferson Lions Club — which sponsors the annual — award. Winner of the Daughters of the American Revolution essay award was James Anderson. Receiving certificates for participation were Sue Hamilton, Mary McSweeney, Brenda Cox, Tonna Maston, and Andrew Simmons. Making the presentation is Mrs. Earl Watson, regent. Youth Discovers Participating in American Legion BOY'S STATE were. SEATED: Randy Shingleton, Andy Statler. STAND- Self — By Sharing With Others Juniors David Hughes and Barbara Nichols and American Studies teacher Mrs. Reckard attended KNOW YOUR STATE GOVERNMENT DAY in Charles- ton, March 1. Freshman Sherry Gorrell had an original still-life sketch publisher in the semi-annual Anthology of High School Art. 102 Winners of the WEEK-IN-WASHING- TON sponsored by Congressman Ken Hechler were juniors Steve Hill and Beverly Hammett. Students chosen by points earned in acting and production Attending AMERICAN HERITAGE WEEK which is spon- sored by the DAR were Diane Butler, Margaret Cox, Judy Cunningham, Betsy Butcher, Sarah Wagner, Karen Gessner. for THESPIAN TROUPE 1901 are, FIRST ROW: Jo Ann Haaker, president; Lynn Bradfield, vice president; Beth McHenry, secretary; Margie Johnson, treasurer. SECOND ROW: Penny Hammett, Vickie Cottrill, Diane Butler, Joyce Eddy. THIRD ROW: Ed Campbell, Dale Boggs, Tara Neely, Berylann Hammett, Debbie Lancianese. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Bradfield, sponsor; Becky Norvell. RIGHT: Joyce Cutlip, member of the West Virginia Artists and Craftsmen Guild for her hand-dipped candles, has been accepted as a weav- ing apprentice. Her craft has been dis- played throughout the state. Awards Assembly Gives Special Recognition To Outstanding Students Mrs. Millie Watson, regent, pre- sented Phyllis Barnhart with the state DAR scholarship and GOOD CITI- ZEN AWARD. BEST ENGLISH STUDENTS in eacl class were senior Pat Lyne, junior Beverly Hammett, Earl Stevens, Receiving certificates for outstand ing accomplishment in French I were Margaret Metheney and Bill Dearth. NEDT CERTIFICATES OF ACHIEVEMENT were awarded to freshmen and sophomores with a score of 90 per cent or better on the National Education al Development Test. FIRST ROW: Joy Keith, Stephanie Elder, Carrie Balmain, Dawne Marshall, Jill Burkhampier. SECOND ROW: Karen Gess ner, Betty Jo Pollock, Betsy Butcher, Lora Hughes, Stephanie Davis. THI 104 sophomore; freshman Bill Dearth; eighth, Mike Weber. 0W: Tony Stewart, Earl Stevens, landy Conaway, Bill Weber, John Stephenson, Bill Dearth. NOT PIC- TURED: Brent Wilson. HIGHEST MATH AVERAGES in their respective classes were held by senior Brent Tennant; junior Steve Hill; sophomore Margaret Metheney; freshman Bill Dearth; eighth. Carmen Powell. TALENTED ARTISTS receiving recognition from their art teacher Miss Simpson were senior Teresa Binegar and junior David Maston. Winners of the Little Kanawha conservation essay con- test shown with Principal Ingram were Jerry Green, third; Edith Claypool, first; and Mary Alice Noland, second. 105 Groups and Teams Each is part of all. Spectators are part of sports. Audiences are part of per- formances. Leaders do not exist without followers, And followers do not exist without faith. The school shares both the glory of victory And the misery of defeat. Student Council Is Students' Voice COUNCIL TALKS IT OVER! Cheryl Ault Ed Bartrug Richard Conaway Steve Cox Connie Dale Greg Dale Kathy Deem Beth F etty Lee Ann Flower Rex Gilpin Berylann Hammett Dan McClure Beth McHenry Maggie McNeil Bill Little Gary Little Mike Miller Charlotte Plemons Mark Smith Homeroom Representatives 108 Class Officers SENIOR Mark Carpenter Scott Rogan Margie Johnson Tish Lyne JUNIOR Pat Boyles Bev Hammett Vicki Wagner Jan Dearth SOPHOMORE Randy Conaway Mark Mayfield Jackie Petty Leslie Mosely FRESHMAN David Stevens Jeff Taylor Betty Jo Pollock Aileen Gessner EIGHTH Gary Landsettle Brenda Cox John Poling Webb Carpenter 109 Wild West Invades QMHS! Junior Cless Presents Annie Gef Your Gun ' Ann Bradfield, [director Auditorium, May 15, 8:15 p.m. Competiiion: Joyce Eddy as Winnie Tate and Diane Butler as Dolly Tate pro- vide plenty of worries. □ RKLEY fllRLDS IRMPIDN RRP- „ SHOOTER Annie and Frank: Lynn Bradfield as Annie Oakley takes after her man, David Hughes, as Frank Butler. ProduciiOD: Margaret Cox, Steve Hill, Ronnie Frey, the director, Mrs. Bradfield; student director, Jane Powell; Denyse Bills, Cindy Simmons, and Mike Hammett talk over a successful play. no Indians: Larry Wolfe, Debbie Smith; Sitting Bull, David Wilson; Mary Jo Wolfe, Andy Statler. LadieS: Mrs. Schuyler Adams, Sharon Locke; Mrs. Sylvia Porter, Pam Cottrill; Mary, Janet Westbrook; Jane, Jan Bills. Children: Girl, Sharon Brookover; Little Jake, Steve Hill; Minnie, Beverly Hammett; Jessie, Diana Little. Cowboys: Foster, David Cronin; Mac, Van Grose (kneeling), George, Jack Yoho; Cowboy, Randy Shingleton; Pawnee Bill, Mike Barron; Buffalo Bill, Pat Boyles; Tommy, Nick Reed; Charlie, Steve Cox. ill Ernestine Martha Jackie MOTHER and FATHER GILBRETH Lillian Bill Fred Mrs. Fitzgerald dhi' (flas nl 71 present (fheaper hu the Bruen 3F1'bntaru 27. Aubitnrium Ann 15rabfu'lit, Dirortnr Frank and Ernestine reminisce. (fast Mr. Gilbreth, Dale Boggs; Mrs. Gilbreth, Vickie Cottrill; Anne, Penny Hammett; Ernes- tine, Jo Ann Haaker; Martha, Debbie Lancianese; Frank, Matt Beard; Lillian, Jackie Broadwater; Bill, Ronnie McCurry; Fred, Clyde Little; Dan, Charles Powell; Jackie, Margie Johnson; Mrs. Fitz- gerald, Debbie Harris; Dr. Burton, Ed Campbell; Joe Scales, Alan Murray; Miss Brill, Tara Neely; Larry, Lindsay Roach., jJrniiurtuin Picture 3. SEATED: Ed Campbell, crew; Beth McHenry, student director; Anita Sweeney, costume. STANDING: Mike Hammett, crew; Mrs. Bradfield, director; Joyce Cutlip, business man- ager; Tish Lyne, publicity; Elaine Hallbrook, properties; Greg Dale, Bob Hedges, John Reese, ushers. St. Marys High School Concert Choir Directed by Daniel L. Allman Annual Spring Concert Auditorium, 8 p.mMay 28 Choir Personnel Jo Ann Haaker Jan Dearth Tish Lyne Mike Hammett 4 Linda Winland Charlotjre Plemons Phyllis Barnhart Barry Nichols 4 Roberta Simonton Debbie Harris Jennifer Bills Ed Bartrug Shawn Gregg Nancy Hill 4 Tina Noland Danny Hill Debbie Gilbert Brenda Janes Pam Terry Mark Milhoan 4 Nelia Barnhart Faye Locke Alesia Murray Scott Pryor Kaye Coartney Mary Lee Taylor Sharon Powell Robert Hedges Margie Johnson Karen Gessner 4 Kim Martin Jeff Mayfield 4 Dinah Fauss 4 Anita Sweeney arenda Wise Randy Cochrane Edith Claypool Tara Neely Mark Bailey 4 Debbie Smith Marsha McIntyre 4 Chuck Landsettle Vickie Cottrill Denise Little Joyce Ginter Mike Kelly 4 Renee Kiester Debbie McCullough ° Becky Norvell Gary Dennis Cindy Simmons Cheryl Dearth Mary Beth Dennis Jack V aughn 4 Sharon Locke Diana Sole Debbie Wolfe Scott Rogan Mary Alice Noland '' Barbara Nichols Maggie McNeil David Kelly Sara Wagner Susan Illar s Joan Brown Sam Yoho Pam Rea Sharon Brookover Linda Harris Stanley Nixon Barbara Powell Diane Farren Vickie Lynch Alan Murray Pam Neely Cathy Scadden Kathy McCurry Mark Mayfield Donna Kriner Stephanie Byers Louis Harmon Marcella Shingleton Mike Clough 4 4 SELECT CHOIR Matt Beard 115 The Octet entertaining school and civic groups; The Singing Tree, a community tradition; The Christmas Concert December 21 on WTAP; The concert at Buckhannon; The Select Choir s concert tour in Ohio and Indiana last spring; The Girls’ Chorus; The Spring Concert Made the Choir special ambassadors of SMHS. Tempo Changes! Girls' Chorus Accompanist and page turner. Officers Charlotte Plemons, secretary; Alan Murray, aide; Jo Ann Haaker, treasurer; Tara Neely, aide; Matt Beard, vice president; Sharon Brookover, aide; Scott Rogan, president; Margie Johnson, aide. pMusic Around the World' is theme — Presidents present appreciation gifts. Band-Choir Banquet Best social event of the music year is the annual Band-Choir Banquet, sponsored by the patrons of both groups. Later the musicians and their guests attended a dance in the Band Room. March 13 was a moment to remember. 119 Blue Devil Marching Band . . . . . . Coming, or 120 Up Front the Majorettes and Color Guard Add Flair and Distinction CdLOR GUIDE, Saber; Gun American Flag West Va. Flag School Flag - . Gun BRENDA BEANE MARY NOLAND LYNN BRADF1ELD SHARON LOCKE LESLIE MOSELY ANITA SWEENEY 122 123 Band Leaders Staff Brent Wilson, Drum Major Nick Reed, Assistant Randy Conaway, Sergeant Steve Cox, Sergeant Tom Ferguson, Sergeant Jack Vaughn, Sergeant Joe Busch, Corporal Dave Maston, Corporal Mike Hammett, Corporal Max West, Corporal Brenda Beane, Guide Color Guard Jackie Broadwater, Guide Majorette Mr. Davis, Director Officers President, Joe Busch Vice President, Dale Boggs Secretary, Janet Westbrook Treasurer, Mary Alice Noland Seniors say goodbye to drills, practices, band camp, long bus rides, and parades. Jackie Broadwater, Faye Locke, Dan VanNoy, Nelia Barnhart, Mary Noland, Pam Seniors Rea, Elaine Hallbrook, Tish Lyne, Dale Boggs, Berylann Hammett, Margie Johnson, Anita Sweeney, Jo Ann Haaker, Penny Hammett are the graduates. NOT PICTURED: Blaine Ruckman, Joe Busch. 124 Part of the Concert Band at Commencement. Band Roster PICCOLO Margaret Cox FLUTES Mary A. Noland Terri Davis Sally Davis Connie Fauss Sue Lynn Snyder Leslie Mosefy Carrie Balmain Jill Burldiammer Shari Connon Susan Zipf Aileen Gessner OBOE Karen Gessner BASSOONS Beverly Hammett Mary L. Mattingly Eb CLARINET Andy Busch Bb CLARINETS Jackie Broadwater Joe Busch Jo Ann Haaker Elaine Hallbrook Margie Johnson Pam Rea Brenda Beane Denyse Bills Lynn Bradfield Joyce Eddy Diana Little Sharon Locke Pam Schultz Debbie Smith Sandra Stewart Vicki Wagner Mary Jo Wolfe Jane Powell Mindy Bullman Stephanie Byers Debbie Gilbert Joyce Ginter Dinah Fauss Kathy McCuiry Kandy Morrell Carmen Mazon Lisa Smith Brenda Wise Debbie Wolfe Debbie Woodbum Diane Sole Lynn Barron Cecelia Casto Stephanie Elder Teresa Frum Marsha McIntyre Jackie Myers BASS CLARINETS Penny Hammett Anita Sweeney CONTRA BASS CLARINET Mike Carr ALTO SAXOPHONES Berylann Hammett Faye Locke Blaine Ruckman Margaret Hammett Debbie Hickman Jackie Petty Penny Hendrickson Cheryl Himmeger Dawn Marshall TENOR SAXOPHONES Janet Westbrook Sue Clovis Lynda Dye Roberta Simonton BARITONE SAXOPHONE Stephanie Davis FRENCH HORNS Diane Butler Martha Hesson Linda Russell Louis Harmon CORNETS, TRUMPETS Scott Barkwill Tim Brammer Randy Conaway David Farson Gary Freshour Tom Ferguson Madonna Lamp Vivian Lamp Carla Maidens Alesia Murray Brent Wilson Beth Elder Beth Fetty Charlene Westbrook BARITONES Nelia Barnhart Patricia Lyne Jimmy Sayger Max West TROMBONES Ron Pryor Bill Weber Lora Hughes Maggie McNeill Tony Stewart BASSES Danny VanNoy Jim Cronin Jesse Danielson Mike Hammett Leland Lowther Tom Thacker BELLS Cheryl Dearth Pam Smith Kathy Deem Betty Jo Pollock PERCUSSION Steve Cox David Maston Jack Vaughn Don Alderman Keith Little Jim McCune Mike Nazelrod Nick Reed Tim Sweeney 125 Junior Band appeared in parades9 concert 126 Blue Imp Roster Kate Ash Kathy Boyles Amy Busch Mark Byeis Jodi Carpenter Webb Carpenter Shari Connon Ray Corbin Teresa Cornell Gayla Cox Jerry Davis Mike Dearth Joanne Douglass Bridget Dutton Teresa Earls John Evans Tammy Farson Linda Fauss Priscilla Fauss Debbie Fleming LeeAnn Flower Rex Gilpin Rhonda Greathouse Rita Gregg Carole Hackett Cheryl Hackett Gregg Haddox Vicki Hall Sue Hamilton Becky Hammett Tammy Hammett William Hammett Nancy Hill Tina Johnson Carole Keyes Luella Kidder Richard Kirkbride Teresa Knight Donna Kriner Denise Little Carol McCutcheon Roger Maston Randy Morris Tim Nichols Sabrina Noel Barbara Olds Carmen Powell John Rue km an Andrew Simmons Mark Smith Mike Smith Debbie Steele Brend a V anNoy Mike Weber Mary W ini and Melody Wise Vicki Wise Dorothy Workman performs at class plays, civic affairs, Stage Band Festival Devilaires! STAGE BAND PERSONNEL: FIRST ROW: Sue Clovis, Linda Dye, Janet Westbrook, Dawn Marshall, Cheryl Him- meger, Penny Hendrickson, Stephanie Davis. SECOND: JoAnn Haaker, Lynn Bradfield, Lora Hughes, Maggie McNeil, Tony Stewart, Bill Weber, Ronnie Pryor. THIRD: Mike Hammett, Charlene Westbrook, Aleisa Murray, Tom Ferguson, Randy Conaway, Director Davis. NOT PICTURED: Dale Boggs, Joe Busch, Berylann Hammett, Gary Freshour, Keith Little, Leland Lowther, Jack Vaughn. 127 You are entering BLUE DEVIL LAND Where the action is! ’70 Gridders Finish 6-4 SM OPP. 38 Harrisville 0 0 Ravenswood 20 47 frontier Local 12 0 Warren 7 0 Williamstown 18 21' Ripley 6 13 Sistersville 8 14 Doddridge 0 30 Calhoun 0 8 Magnolia 24 128 DEVILS ARE G-R-REAT! 129 1970 BLUE DEVIL GRIDDERS: FIRST ROW: Sam Wagner, Jay Barron, Doug Oldfield, Lewis Houser, Terry Ball, Ed Campbell, Mark Carpenter. SECOND: Greg Roby, Tom Ingram, Rick Lemley, Matt Beard, Lind- say Roach, Greg Dale, Ronnie McCurry, Andy Statler. THIRD: Pat Boyles, Greg Hall, Jack Yoho, Elmer Burns, Larry Wolfe, Ron Frey, Dave Hughes, Duane Larsen, Rodney Ullman. FOURTH: Keith McFadden, Dave Kuntz, Doug Miller, Kermit Polan, Steve Eddy, Richard Conaway, Tim Ambrose, Mike Barron, Gary Little, Mike Miller. Practice under a hot Autumn sun means sweat, sore muscles, and, finally, skill! 130 MANAGERS MAX CAMPBELL, SCOTT PRYOR c 50, 51,1 83 )b i Seniors add leadership, experience SENIOR GRIDDERS: FIRST ROW: Mark Carpenter, Sam Wagner, Rick Lemley, Jay Barron, Doug Oldfield, Matthew Beard. SECOND: Terry Ball, Tom Ingram, Ronnie McCurry, Greg Dale, Lindsay Roach, Lewis Houser, and Ed Campbell. DEFENSE HONORARY, Devil Club members are: Andy Statler, Elmer Bums. Greg Roby, Mike Barron, Jay Barron, Larry Wolfe, Jack Yoho. BACK ROW: Lindsay Roach, Coach Criddle, Greg Dale. GREG DALE, TACKLE All LKC: Special Honorable Mention RICK LEMLEY, FULLBACK: Team Captain All LKC: Special Honorable Mention All State: Honorable Mention DCXJG OLDFIELD, HALFBACK All LKC: Special Honorable Mention All State: Honorable Mention LINDSAY ROACH, TACKLE All LKC: Second Team All State: Honorable Mention 133 Cheers for six energetic girls whose spirit and enthusiasm boosted athletes and students all year. Debbie Lancianese, center, head; Martha Brammer, Renee Kiester, Sharon Brookover, Charlotte Plemons, and Jan Dearth assume a familiar formation above, and at right talk things over with their sponsor, Mrs. Gettings. 134 Blood9 Sweat9 and Cheers... Never is group identity so strong as during competition with other groups. The gym floor becomes a battle- ground , And the victory or defeat is shared by all. Cagers. Cheerleaders. Crowd. . . All become one! 137 Varsity VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM: John Reese, Mike Barron, Dave Kuntz, Brent Wilson, Pat Boyles, Bob Kriner, Coach Bob Maxwell, Andy Statler, Fred Barley, Randy Cona- way, Jay Barron, Larry Wolfe, Doug Miller. Wayne Mulneix, manager Manager 138 HEAD COACH Bob Maxwell, center, plans a practice session with Coaches Assistant Coaches Mike Webb, left, and Dave Graham. BOB KRINER, Senior Co-Captains JAY BARRON, Senior All LKC, 2nd Team Devil Cagers Sea son Tally, n-14 SM OPP 56 Willi amstown 57 79 Doddridge 71 62 Frontier 87 59 Paden City 85 71 Alumni 70 62 Pennsboro 75 56 Parkersburg Cath. 49 61 Barrackville 73 92 Braxton County 64 71 Sisters ville 55 69 Harrisville 49 49 Frontier 79 80 Pennsboro 85 72 Sistetsville 64 50 Magnolia 69 60 Williamstown 84 56 Paden City 67 43 Doddridge 45 52 Parkersburg Cath. 56 72 Harrisville 49 56 Magnolia Section One 68 42 Williamstown 57 Hustle9 energy9 ability9 all make the team! JV9s post best season ever JUNIOR VARSITY; Coach Dave Graham, David Wilson, Scott Barkwi 11, Richard Conaway, Mike Cantwell, Doug Olds, Earl Stevens, Tim Meeks, Paul Sparks, Tom Ferguson, Joe Pickens. Show 13-6 Record SM OPP 75 Willi amstown 46 54 Doddridge 31 44 Frontier 42 57 Paden City 51 57 Pennsboro 31 44 Parkersburg Catholic 51 45 Barrackville 49 43 Sisters ville 28 40 Harrisville 30 46 Frontier 39 60 Pennslxiro 36 45 Sisters ville 42 42 Magnolia 49 36 Willi amstown 35 43 Paden City 41 43 Doddridge 45 44 Parkersburg Catholic 47 49 Harrisville 34 Magnolia 141 ST. MARYS GRAPPLERS FOR 1970-71: FIRST ROW: Dwayne Barnes, Gary Dennis, Ron Doak, Dennis West, Max West, Carl Wells, and Mike Carpenter. SECOND ROW: Danny Hill, Greg Roby, Kemnit Polan, Lindsay Roach, Mike Childers, Virgil Starcher, and Rod Northrop, manager. THIRD ROW: Charlie Straight, Alan Murray, Coach Lewis Berkhimer, and Mark Carpenter. Grapplers finish second season St. Marys 5 St. Marys 35 St. Marys 16 St. Marys 13 St. Marys 37 St. Marys 22 St. Marys 15 St. Marys 10 St. Marys 21 St. Marys 13 St. Marys 46 Ravens wood 47 Spencer 23 Williamstown 41 Williamstown 34 Walton 21 Belpre 24 Ravenswood 37 Spencer 34 Walton 37 Belpre 44 Gilmer 8 Honors Lindsay Roach Mike Childers Carl Wells — Lindsay Roach - - 3rd in LKC — 3rd in LKC 3rd in Regional 4th in Regional 142 Senior Lindsay Roach finished his first wrestling sea- son at SMHS and won the team individual point trophy with a total of 120 points. Right On!!! Shame on you! Behind the scene. . . Another Pin! 143 BLUE DEVIL GOLF TEAM, 1971: John Dawkins, David Robey, Doug Olds, David Wilson, David Williams, Eric Reckard, and Coach Dave Graham. SM Golf Team Places 2nd in LKC Dual with Harrisville----------------------------------------- 1st Dual with Parkersburg South-------------------------------------2nd Dual with Parkersburg Catholic---------------------------- - 2nd Dual with Belpre------------------------------------------------1st Triangular with Wheeling Lindsay, John Marshall---------------3rd LKC Tournament-------------------------------------------------2nd Dual with Paden City--------------------------------------------1st Triangular with Spencer, Parkersburg Catholic------------------1st Dual with Magnolia----------------------------------------------2nd Dual with Harrisville-------------------------------------------1st Regional Tournament--------------------------------------------8th Junior Dave Wilson, team medalist for the season, is about to slam one down the fairway. 144 Diamondmen finish 8-5, Poling pitches no-hit game! Sluggers Record SM OPP 1 Marietta 19 10 Frontier 6 4 Frontier 2 2 Magnolia 7 5 Parkersburg Cath. 0 11 Tyler 5 1 Ravenswood 3 10 Pennsboro 6 5 Magnolia 1 3 Williamstown 4 5 Tyler 0 SECTIONAL 3 Parkersburg South 2 1 Parkersburg High 9 Leading hitter, Mike Poling Leading defensive man, Jay Barron Senior Mike Poling pitched a no-hit victory over Parkersburg Catholic April 23, with a score of 5-0. DEVIL SLUGGERS FOR ’71: FIRST ROW: Seniors Mark Carpenter, John Reese, Jay Barron, Bob Kriner, Mike Poling, Terry Ball. SECOND: Coach Bob Maxwell, Andy Busch, Nick Reed, Doug Miller, Mike Barron, Larry Wolfe, Mike Childers, Steve Rea, David Hughes, Jeff Taylor, Coach Mike Webb. 145 Junior High Sports Stars of the future JUNIOR HIGH 1970 FOOTBALL TEAM: FIRST ROW: Dave Newland, Mike Lemley, Sam Butler, Bob Dennis, John Ruckman, Dale Colvin, Randy Morris. SECOND: Jeff Taylor, manager; Tom Cox, Bill Conaway, Mike Weber, Rod Holmes, Glenn Pryor, Mark Smith. THIRD: Coach David Graham, Eddie Bartrug, Eric Coplin, Dave Kelly, Mark Baily, Don Malone, Randy Cantwell. FOURTH: Phillip Nolan, Steve Rea, Brian Williams, Jim Hooper, David Williams, John Stephenson, Coach Mike Webb. 146 1970 JH Football Record SM OPP 8 Belpre 0 16 Warren 24 8 Ravenswood 30 30 Doddridge 12 12 Calhoun 26 6 Magnolia 28 NINTH GRADE BASKETBALL TEAM FOR 1970-71: FIRST ROW; Steve Rea, Jim Hooper, Brian Williams, David Stevens, Jeff Taylor. SECOND: Mike Nazelrod, John Dawkins, Tom Rinehart, Donnie Alderman. THIRD: William Hammett, Lee Lowther, Eric Reckard, Coach Webb. Ninth wins;Eighth loses some tough ones EIGHTH GRADE BASKETBALL TEAM FOR 1970-71: FIRST ROW: Mark Riggs, Webb Carpenter, John Lanham, Rex Gilpin. SECOND: Bob Dennis, John Poling, Bill Conaway, Mark Smith. THIRD: Coach John Conaway, Eric Coplin, Mike Weber, John Sweeney, and statistician, David Hill. NOT PICTURED: Glenn Pryor, John Ruckman. Ninth Grade Record, 9-5 SM OPP 39 Ravenswood 33 15 Frontier 35 43 Magnolia 49 55 Sisters ville 26 47 Doddridge 31 34 Ravenswood 42 43 Belpre 40 41 Frontier 37 35 M arietta 45 63 Sisters ville 38 38 Magnolia 42 51 Marietta 38 49 Belpre 35 62 Doddridge 43 Jim Hooper and Steve Rea were elected to the SMHS All- Tourney team. Eig hth Grade Record SM OPP 30 Ravenswood 37 42 Magnolia 43 32 Sisters ville 47 50 Doddridge 16 28 Ravenswood 35 38 Belpre 23 23 Marietta 24 45 Sisters ville 50 53 Magnolia 39 26 Marietta 35 36 Belpre 42 57 Doddridge 23 147 148 JUNIOR HIGH TRACK TEAM: FIRST ROW: Robert Kyle, Dwight Price, Rod Northrop, Glenn Pryor, Jim Williams. SECOND: Ron Doak, Dale Colvin, Max Campbell, Mark Bailey, Tom Rinehart, Jim Hooper, Jerry Davis, John Stevenson. THIRD: Coach Criddle, Tom Cox, Mike Lemley, Rodney Holmes, David Stevens, Webb Carpenter, Larry Cox, Coach Berkhimer. FOURTH: Tim Barnhart, Bob Dennis, Mike Weber, Eric Coplin, Mike Smith, Randy Morris. Junior High Track won three meets; the fourth was cancelled. Jim Hooper receives a trophy from Director Criddle, following ninth grade tournament. Experience is the best teacher! JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Carmen Mazon, Tina Noland, Kathy Deem, and Head, Susan Illar. JV cheerleaders aroused spirit for preliminary basket- ball games and also served as SMHS's first wrestling cheerleaders. Cheerleaders gain experience9 too JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS: Liz Brammer, Vickie Hall, and Donna Kriner. 1971 REGION I CHAMPIONS ARE: FIRST ROW: Mike Lemley, Tom Rinehart, Jim Hooper, David Stevens, Steve Eddy. SECOND: Max Campbell, Lindsay Roach, Tom Ingram, Fred Barley, Matt Beard, Chuck Landsettle, Rick Lemley. THIRD: Doug Oldfield, David Kuntz, Pat Boyles, Richard Conaway, Greg Dale, Kermit Polan, Jack Yoho, Sam Yoho. FOURTH: Ron Doak, Rodney Holmes, Earl Stevens, Mike Cantwell, Tom Cox, Richard Hashman, Donny Alderman, Steve Wilson, Wayne Mulneix, Dale Colvin. Track Team wins Regional 1971 Meets Dual with Ripley--------------------1st Dual with Ripley--------------------1st Dual with Belpre--------------------1st Dual with Doddridge--------------- 1st Warren Invitational-----------------1st Dual with Belpre--------------------1st Dual with Paden City----------------1st Dual with Williamstown--------------1st Gazette Relays----------------------7th LK Track Meet-----------------------3rd Regional Meet-----------------------1st State Track Meet---------------6 points ISO Steve Eddy, Pat Boyles, Jack Yoho and Fred Barley, senior, placed Fourth in the State Two-mile Relay. 14 qualify for State Seniors Matt Beard, Greg Dale, Tom Ingram, and Doug Oldfield placed Fourth in the State Shuttle Hurdles. Senior Rick Lemley placed Fourth in the State 220. Qualified for Stale 100-yard Dash ... Rick Lemley, Elmer Burns 220-yard Dash ... Lemley, Burns 440-yard Dash ... Pat Boyles 880-yard Run ... Fred Barley Mile ... Steve Eddy High Hurdles ... Matt Beard, Tom Ingram, Greg Dale Low Hurdles ... Doug Oldfield, Tom Ingram Pole Vault ... Chuck Landsettle 440-yard Relay ... Rick Lemley, Tom Cox, Earl Stevens, Elmer Burns Mile Relay ... Pat Boyles, Jack Yoho, Dave Kuntz, Fred Barley Two-mile Relay ... Steve Eddy, Pat Boyles, Jack Yoho, Fred Barley Shuttle Hurdle Relay ... Doug Oldfield, Tom Ingram, Greg Dale, Matt Beard 151 Seven School Records 100-yard Dash, :10.3 Rick Lemley 880-yard Run, 2:04.9 Fred Barley Mile, 4:43.6 Steve Eddy 180 Low Hurdles :21.25 Doug Oldfield 120 High Hurdles :15.8 Matt Beard 152 Silence before the gun, then action! Now training and great effort count. The reward is the record. 153 PEP CLUB: KNEELING: Charlotte Plemons, Martha Brammer, Debbie Lancianese, Sharon Brookover, Renee Kiester, Jan Dearth, secretary-treasurer. FIRST ROW: Tina Noland, vice president; Carmen Mazon, Mrs. Gettings, sponsor; Susan Illar, Kathy Deem, president. SECOND: Diana Kelley, Debbie Rogers, Lula Boley, Darlene Hescht, Betty Jo Pollock, Jackie Myers, Carrie Balmain, Aileen Gessner, Becky Hammett. THIRD: Sherry Barker, Gilda Childers, Rita Boley, Marlene Hescht, Joy Keith, Lora Hughes, Martha Hesson, Luella Kidder. FOURTH: Sarah Bennett, Connie Dearth, Betty Campbell, Carolyn Davis, Penny Shingleton, Barbara Nichols, Gloria Flowers, Lynn Barron. FIFTH: Beth Fetty, Denise Little, Janet Dearth, Linda Winland, Sheryl Jewell, Linda Moore, Diane Farren, LeeAnn Flower. SIXTH: Debbie Steele, Cathy McCullough, Kathy Morrell, Cecelia Casto, Bridget Dutton, Beth Elder, Kate Ash, Dora Lucas, Kay Coartney. Pep Clubs EIGHTH GRADE PEP CLUB: Carol McCutch- eon, vice president; Vicki Hall, secretary; Liz Brammer, treasurer. THIRD: Sherri Hescht, Connie Seese, Tina Johnson, Jodi Carpenter. FOURTH: Cindy Mace, Gayla Cox, Charlotte Boley, Darlene Boughner, Glenda Kimball, Brenda Caine. FIFTH: Paula Eddy, Tina Stewart, Debbie Hammett, Teresa Cornell, Sue Caldwell. SIXTH: Sabrina Noel, Kathy Boyles, Teresa Earl, Mary Mc- Sweeney. SEVENTH: Dorothy Workman, Mary Winland, Renee Straight, Lana Meeks, Carol Keyes. EIGHTH: Doris Harper, Debbie Cummings, Linda Freshour, Debbie Maston, Judy Hanna. NOT PICTURED: Donna Kriner, president. 154 'S' CLUB members were: FIRST ROW, OFFICERS: Steve Eddy, treasurer; Jay Barron, vice president; Rick Lemley, president; Sam Wagner, secretary. SECOND: Greg Roby, Robert Bills, Doug Oldfield, Matt Beard, Charles Landsettle. THIRD: Larry Wolfe, Dave Hughes, Ed Campbell, Terry Ball, Chuck Lamp. FOURTH: Jack Yobo, Mark Carpenter, Mike Barron, Barry Hamilton, Fred Barley, Tom Ingram. FIFTH: Mike Poling, Elmer Burns, Doug Olds, Pat Boyles, Ronnie McCurry. SIXTH: Lindsay Roach, Andy Statler, Coach Criddle. NOT PICTURED: Greg Dale, Gregg Hall, Lewis Houser, Bob Kriner, Steve Wilson. SPORTS CLUB: FIRST ROW: Coach Graham, Dan McClure, Kandy Cantwell, John Poling, John Lanham, Mark Smith, Charles West. SECOND: Bill Conaway, John Sweeney, Rex Gilpin, Webb Carpenter, Darrell Bailey, Mark Riggs, Terry Cox, Eddie Dearth, Allen West. THIRD: Larry Cox, Mike Weber, John Ruck- man, Dwight Price, Carl Hashman, Bob Dennis, John Radcleff, Tim Cunningham, David Higgins. FOURTH: Danny Dixon, Frank McGee, Tim Barnhart, Mark Patterson, Bob Brown, Glen Pryor, Rod Northrop, Mark Thomas, John Green. NOT PICTURED: Eric Coplin, David Edgell, Randy Jeffers, Max Lucas, Richard Pickens, Jeff Wilson. 155 GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION numbers 56 members. Officers are in the first row: Sergeant at arms, Debbie Harris, fourth from left; Sharon Locke, treasurer; Pam Cottrill, president; Linda Moore, vice presi- dent; Debbie Smith, secretary; Sharon Runnion, sergeant at arms. The GAA roster of regular members includes Resea Bills, Glenda Childers, Shari Connon, Jayne Dearth, Stephanie Elder, Connie Fauss, Rhonda Felter, Teresa Frum, Debbie Green, Brenda Janes, Teresa Knight, Vicki Lynch, Kim Martin, Cathy McCullough, Debbie Metheney, Brenda Mossburg, Martha Pierce, Barbara Powell, Roberta Simonton, Brenda VanNoy. ASSOCIATE MEMBERS: Jenny Bills, Lynn Bradfield, Betsy Butcher, Diane Butler, Betty Campbell, Glenda Childers, Kay Coartney, Cheryll Cornell, Judy Cunningham, Stephanie Davis, Gloria Flowers, Kathy Giboney, Martha Hesson, Susan Illar, Joy Keith, Diane Kelly, Betty Malone, Dawn Mar- shall, Marsha McIntyre, Maggie McNeil, Kathy Morrell, Charlotte Plemons, Jane Powell, Jan Reynolds, Carol Scadden, Cathie Simmons, Vicki Wagner, Linda Winland, Brenda Wise, Mary Jo Wolfe. The GAA sponsors the Girls Basketball Tournament, a Mother-Daughter banquet, play nights, and play days with other schools. GAA's motto, If you can't have a sport, be one.” Miss Riggs is sponsor. 156 GAA sponsors program for girls Rifle Club NRA FIRST ROW: Richard Conaway, president; David Cronin, vice president; Jeff treasurer. Taylor, secretary- Club Roster Mark Bailey Fred Mulneix Roger G. Bailey Mike Myers Itoger L. Bailey Dave Newland Dwaine Barnes Phil Noland Wayne Berkhimer Tom Owens Sammy Butler Steve Pickens Mark Byers Steve Rea Max Campbell Tom Rinehart Dale Colvin Charles Shingleton Wayne Cunningham Gale Shultz Jerry Davis Jack Smith Ron Doak Bob Stewart Keith Hadley Charles Straight Richard Hashman Bill Templeton Doug Higgins Terry Waggoner Rodney Holmes Brian Williams Jim Hooper Jeff Kelley Ronald Wilson Mike Lemley SPONSORS Keith Little Mr. Webb Jeff Mayfield James Morrell Mr. Maxwell Golf Club Golfers are Eric Reckard, Paul Sparks Keith McFadden, David Robey, Tim Ambrose, Bill Wherry, Sam Yoho, and John Dawkins. Mr. Berkhimer is sponsor. 137 INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB: OFFICERS, SEATED: James Satterfield, treasurer; Clyde Little, president; Bill Hart, vice president; Ed Liller, treasurer. SECOND: Mr. Bolyard, advisor; Kevin Wince, Kip Miller, Gary Johnson, Steve Wilson, Rodney Ullman, Mike Maston, EarlSeese, Roger Bunner, Mr. Straight, co-advisor; Gary Hall, Virgil Starcher, Bryon Powell, Van Grose, Russell Pritchett, Glen Satterfield, Randy Sparks, Ray Straight. NOT PICTURED: Jim Boughner, Mike Childers, Steve Cox, Duane Larson, Charles Meyers, Lee Waggoner, Dennis West, Kevin Winland, Bill Templeton. Again the club had a successful float, winning prizes in two Christmas parades. Hobby Club HOBBYISTS shared their interests. SEATED: Richard Fox, vice presi- dent; Jim Underwood, president; James Anderson, secretary- treasurer. STANDING: Randy Morris, Tim Mulneix, John Evans, Gary Landsettle, Mike Smith, NOT PICTURED: Rodney Campbell, Doug Lamp, Tom Owens, Mrs. Simonton, sponsor. 158 JL V Art Club ART CLUB OFFICERS, FIRST ROW: Jimmy Sayger, treasurer; Joan Beam, secretary; Cathy Giboney, vice president; Anita Wise, president; Gail Smith, secretary; Miss Simpson, advisor. SECOND: Robert Kyle, Jimmy Williamson, Shawn Gregg, Lynda Ingram, Darlene Starcher, Marsha Higgins, Loretta Taylor. THIRD: Ann Bunner, Tina Larson, Carole Hackett, Tracy Smith, Mary Sue Bills, Ginger Hackett. FOURTH: Stanley Nixon, Carol Scadden, Cheryl Hackett. NOT PICTURED: Rodney Barnhart, Randy Bennett, Dorothy Bills, Mark Byers, Annette Cox, Tom Cox, Mike Dearth, Gerald Lucas, Susan Zipf. The group built a Christmas float, held a show in a downtown bank, decorated for school and civic groups. ETIQUETTE CLUB gave a style show, presented the sponsor, Mrs. Spencer, and appreciation gift when she retired. Officers were Melody Shingleton, president; Mary Noland, vice president; Gladys Scadden, secretary-treasurer. Other members: Kathy Bailey, Gayla Gregg, Cheryl Jewell, Sally Moore, and Jackie Statler. 159 VTA Officers of Future Teachers of America are Steve Cox, president; Tim Meeks, vice president; Becky Timmons, secretary; Max West, treasurer; Scott Barkwill, parliamentarian; Beverly Ham- men, historian. Mrs. Ingram is sponsor. Office Machines Chib Jerry Green, Lee Hedges, Jay Renner, president Angela Northrop, secretary-treasurer; Mr. Adkins, sponsor. These people used club period to gain skill. SAFETY CLUB: FIRST ROW: Richard Sigler, John Reese, secretary-treasurer; Joe Pickens, president; Charles Knight. SECOND ROW; Mr. Huffman, advisor; Robert Hedges, Barry Nichols, Randy Shingleton, David McCullough, Randy Cochrane, Nick Reed, Tim Brammer. THIRD: David Wilson, Ron Lynch, Gary Dennis, Larry McCune, Ronnie Frey, David Maston, Lewis Harmon, Tim Lamp. NOT PICTURED: Scott Barkwill, Larry Dennis, David Kuntz, Kermit Polan, Allen Simmons, Earl Stevens, Max West, Brent Wilson, vice president. 160 SAP Club STUDENTS AGAINST POLLUTION: FIRST .ROW: Bill Little, president; Dave Kelly, secretary. SECOND: Miss Strickling, sponsor; Keith Pinkerton, James Boughner, Harry Scadden, Randy Bennett, Leonard Dawson. THIRD: Benny Daliymple, Randy Dickson, Don Malone, Richard Campbell. NOT PICTURED: Mark Davis, Rick Lamp, Alvin Lucas, Tim Miller, Gary Smith, Lester Willis, vice president. Science Club SCIENCE CLUB MEMBERS: FIRST ROW: David Bills, Randy Lowther, Terry Hawkins, Mr. Anderson, sponsor; Charles Powell, secretary; Alan Murray, president; Mike Cantwell, vice president; Brent Tennant, treasurer; Andy Busch, Danny Hill. SECOND: Bill Dearth, Mark Milhoan, Tim Sweeney, Doug Miller, Scot Pryor, Ed Bartrug, Roger Higgins, Marvin Polan, Mike Miller, Tom Cox. THIRD: William Hammett, Kevin Maston, Mark Mayfield, John Stevenson, David Williams, Mike Carr, Rick Kirkbride, Tom Thacker. The Science Club sponsored the Annual Science Fair. NOT PICTURED: Mike Carpenter, Roger Lamp, George McCune, Larry McEldowney, David Stevens, Kevin Winland, Sam Yoho. 161 FFA FFA MEMBERS: FIRST ROW: Mr. Kiser, spon- sor; Ray Taylor, treas- urer; Henry Barnhart, vice president; Doug Hescht, Jeff Williamson, Melody Shingleton. SECOND: Frank Lea- sure, Steve Wilson, Mike Felter, David Jeffers, Carl Downing, reporter; Larry Johnson, Mike Brady, president; David Doak. THIRD: Rick Lamp, Johnny Gregg, Tim Nichols, sentinel; Phillip Shing- leton, Mike Bills, Mike Higgins, Lee Dennis. NOT PICTURED: Harry Bradley, secretary; Dale Cornell, assistant secretary; Barbara Elder, assistant treasurer; Lewis Houser, chaplain; Larry Bills, Dan Brewer, Leonard Dawson, Terry Lough, Larry Miracle, Ron Pinkerton, Louise Rymer, Larry Smith, Charles Streight, Carl Wells, James West, Malcolm Winland. Math Club MATH CLUB MEMBERS: FIRST ROW: Mr. Howard, sponsor; Carmen Powell, vice president; Kim Stewart, president; Roger Maston, secretary-treasurer; Carla Maston. SECOND: David Hill, Brenda Kester, Debbie Cunningham, Tammy Farson, Vicki Wise, Charlotte Donahue, Janet Scott, John Allison. THIRD. Greg Haddox, Mark Metheny, Francis Moore, Joanne Douglass, Kim Wagner, Melody Wise, Connie Dale, Tawna Maston, Rita Gregg. NOT PICTURED: Andrew Simmons. 162 FHA FHA MEMBERS: FIRST ROW: Janet Taylor, Jan Reynolds, Vicki Bennett, historian; Jenny Bills, point evaluator; Elaine Campbell, reporter; Debby Sparks, vice president; Phyllis Barnhart, president; Vickie Sparks, vice president; Patsy Wells, vice president; Becky Norvell, secretary; Sally Davis, treasurer; Kathy Hawkins, Melind a Messman. SECOND: Susan Metz, Belva Barnhart, Edith Colvin, Debbie McGee, Judy Hess, Rhonda Greathouse, Cheryl Polan, Kathy Blouir, Debbie Seese, Eva Williamson, Connie Payne, Teresa Blouir, Donna McGee, Myrna McGee. THIRD: Rae Nell Bettem, Jolene frames, Carmen West, Debbie Beaver, Dorothy Fox, Sandra Shultz, Vicki Mosser, Liz Campbell, Debby Worst ell, Marcella Shingle- ton, Kathy Bennett, Barbara West. NOT PICTURED: Dorothy Bills, Dawn Bradley, Deanna Damron, Kathy Giboney, Cathy Scadden, Diane Williams, Anita Wise, Sponsoris Mrs. Betty Weber, assisted by Mrs. Etta Miller. Office Aides Assisting Mrs. Nagle in the office were: Janet Westbrook, Darlene Hescht, Becky Haddox, Edith Claypool, Vickie Sparks, Janet Dearth, Mary Alice Noland, Gloria Flowers. 163 Seniors TRI-HI-Y SENIOR MEMBERS: FIRST ROW: Mrs. Reckard, sponsor; Joyce Cutlip, chaplain; Margie Johnson, secretary; Beth McHenry, president; Jo Ann Haaker, vice president; Faye Locke, treasurer; Tara Neely, service chairman; Teresa Binegar, historian. SECOND: Charlotte Plemons, Neila Barnhart, Debbie Lan- cianese. Penny Hammett, Becky H add ox. THIRD: Vickie Cottrill, Becky Norvell, Elaine Hallbrook, Betty Malone, Jan Reynolds, Berylann Hammett. FOURTH: Mary Lee Taylor, Anita Sweeney, Blaine Ruckman, Tish Lyne, Jackie Broadwater, Pame Rea. NOT PICTURED: Katy Langford. Tri-Hi-Y has 94 members. . . TRI-HI-Y JUNIOR MEMBERS: FIRST ROW: Joyce Eddy, Mary Jo Wolfe, Pam Shultz, Beverly Hammett, Diane Butler, Debby Fetty, Denyse Bills, Sharon Runnion, Cindy Simmons. SECOND: Kathy McCutcheon, Lynn Bradfield, Pam Terry, Janette Westbrook, Vickie Wagner, Diane Little, Sandra Stewart, Margaret Cox. THIRD: Renee Kiester, Sharon Locke, Pam Cottrill, Jane Powell, Linda Harris, Mary Beth Dennis, Debbie Smith. NOT PICTURED: Brenda Beane, Joan Brown. 164 TRI-HI-Y SOPHOMORE MEMBERS: FIRST ROW: Mary Lynn Mattingly, Brenda Wise, Sue Clovis, Sylvia Little, Kathy Morrell, Dinah Fauss, Cathy Simmons, Sandy Allison, Terri Davis, Margie Hammett. SECOND: Betsy Butcher, Judy Cunningham, Debbie McCullough, Becky Timmons, Lisa Smith, Sue Lynn Snyder, Rosemary Pierce, Debby Gilbert, Sara Wagner, Linda Russell. THIRD: Leslie Mosely, Pam Smith, Debby Wolfe, Diane Sole, Alesia Murray, Cheryl Cornell, Debbie Hickman, Kathy Zipf, Linda Dye, Mindy Bullman. FOURTH: Cheryl Dearth, Stephanie Byers, Kathy McCurry, Joyce Ginter, Karen McFadden, Carla Maidens, Debbie Woodburn, Diane Farren, Jackie Petty, Darlene We.’!s, Pam Neely. NOT PICTURED: Vivian Lamp. 165 Key Club NEST VIRGINIA KEY CLUB OFFICERS: FRONT: Mark Carpenter, lieutenant governor; Fred Barley, president; Steve Hill, secretary; Chuck Lamp, treasurer; Mr. Carpenter, advisor. SECOND: Terry Hawkins, Joe Pickens, Mike Hammett. THIRD: Randy Shingleton, Sam Wagner, Kermit Polan, Steve Cox, Nick Reed, Joe Busch, Doug Miller, Elmer Burns. FOURTH: Ed Campbell, Randy Conaway, Lindsay Roach, Andy Statler, Alan Murray, Doug Olds, David Maston, Matt Beard. NOT PICTURED; Bob Kriner, vice president. Forensic Club FORENSIC MEMBERS: FIRST ROW: Mr. Backus, advisor; Diane Butler, Jimmy Sayger, Joy Keith. SECOND: Joe Busch, Joyce Eddy, Lora Hughes, Ed Bartrug. THIRD: Mark Mayfield, Betsy Butcher, Steve Hill, sec- retary-treasurer. FOURTH: Mike Clough, vice president; David Hughes, president. SMHS FORENSIC TEAM: Dave Hughes, Mike Clough, debate; Diane Butler, declamation; Joyce Eddy, public address. See page 100. 166 FNA MEMBERS: FIRST ROW: Jenny Bills, chaplain; Debbie Harris, treasurer; Pame Rea, vice president; Vickie Cottrill, president; Phyllis Barnhart, secretary; Vicki Wagner, reporter; Becky Haddox, Betsy Butcher, Gladys Scadden, Betty Malone, Becky Norvell. SECOND: Jayne Dearth, Judy Cunningham, Nelia Barnhart, Rita Gregg, Miss Riggs, advisor. THIRD: Rhonda Felter, Cheryl Cornell, Ann Bunner, Martha Brammer, Penny Hendrickson, Pam Shultz, Sharon Locke, Beverly Hammett, Sue Lynn Snyder, Brenda Wise. UP THE STAIRS: Kim Martin, Lynn Bradfield, Debbie Smith, Linda Moore, Mary Jo Wolfe, Carolyn Davis, Sharon Runnion, Pam Cottrill. Drug Club DRUG CLUB was formed to study a growing so- cial problem. One activity was arranging a bulletin board display in the cafeteria. MEMBERS: FIRST ROW: Debbie S. Matson, vice president; Sheryl Wil- son, secretary; Amy Busch, treasurer; Brenda Cox, president; Mr. Gettings, sponsor. SECOND: Linda Fauss, Debbie Fleming, Donna Metz. THIRD: Nancy Furr, Priscilla Fauss, Leila Smith, Sue Hig- gins. NOT PICTURED: Connie Mossor, Chery Ault, Debbie Lamp, Debbie L. Maston. 167 Library Aides FIRST ROW: Pam Terry, Jan Reynolds, Terri Binegar, Martha Pierce, Marcella Shingleton, Phyllis Barnhart. SECOND: Martha Brammer, Vicki Cottrill, Debby Harris, Kathy McCutcheon, Linda Harris, Darlene Wells, Mary Dennis, Linda Moore, Rae Nell Bettem. THIRD: Melody Shingleton, Jenny Bills, Francis Moore, Becky Haddox, Penny Shingleton, Barbara Nichols. NOT PICTURED: Margaret Cox, Sandra Stewart. Journalists put it all together Publish nine issues of rThe Argus,9 One volume of 'Purple and Gold9 Phys. Ed. Assistants FIRST ROW: Penny Hendrickson, Cathy McCullough, Pam Cottrill, Betsy Butcher, Judy Cun ningham, Becky Norvell, Brenda Mossburg, Mary Jo Wolfe, Teresa Frum, Conniw Seese, Connie Dale. SECOND: Marsha McIntyre, Sharon Runnion, Pam Terry, Miss Riggs, Vicki Mosser, Linda Moore, Teresa Knight, Kay Coartney, Susie Zipf, Sherri Connon, Janet Student Aides serve school Argus Staff Editor, Beth Ann McHenry; junior associate, Steve Hill; assistant editor and copy editor, Joyce Cutlip; sports, Fred Barley; clubs, Dave Hughes; advertising, Vicki Cottrill; business, Debby Harris. Reporters: Terri Binegar, Diane Butler, Lynn Bradfield, Jackie Broadwater, Margaret Cox, Joyce Eddy, Jerry Green, Jo Ann Haaker, Elaine Hallbrook, Beverly Hammett, Penny Hammett, Renee Kiester, Debby Lancianese, Tish Lyne, Tara Neely, Pam Rea, Andy Statler, Sandra Stewart, Vicki Wagner. Phred’s Phenomena Purple and Gold Staff EDITORS: Planning and Editorial, Tish Lyne; Achievement, Beth Ann McHenry; Faculty and Administration, Debby Lancianese; Classes, Joyce Cutlip; Activities, Penny Hammett; Clubs, Pam Rea; Index, Debby Harris; Sports, Fred Barley. BUSINESS MAN- AGER: Terri Binegar, assisted by Sanra Stewart; Advertising, Jackie Broadwater, Elaine Hallbrook; Circulation, Jo Ann Haaker. STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER: Fred Barley. ASSISTANTS: Classes, Margaret Cox, Terri Binegar, Sandra Stewart, Diane Butler; Clubs, Tara Neely, Vicki Wagner, Jerry Green, Dave Hughes; Sports, Steve Hill, Andy Statler; Activities, Beverly Hammett, Vicki Cottrill, Renee Kiester; Honors, Maigaret Cox, Lynn Bradfield; Advertising, Joyce Eddy, Jerry Green; Circulation, Beverly Hammett, Renee Kiester, Sandra Stewart. ADVISOR: Mrs. Helen Weber. 169 ADVERTISING We salute our advertisers for their interest in us. We recognize that they are people of insight who recognize the permanent value of yearbook advertising. These pages will be turned over for many years to come, and the names of these firms will be remem- bered. A small section of the relatives and friends who gathered to watch the graduation of The Class of 1971. THE PLEASANTS COUNTY BANK FDIC DRIVE-IN WINDOW Open Friday Evenings 5:30 to 7:30 Closed 12 Noon Saturdays Second Street St. Marys, W. Va. VISIT OUR MODERN BANKING FACILITIES OFFICERS Charles S. Coen, Chairman of the Board William A. Patton, President R. Julian Stanley, Vice President John William Hammett, Cashier Elsie M. Sweeney, Assistant Cashier DIRECTORS Carlton B. Coen William A. Patton Howard T. Sweeney Edward T. Weber, Jr. Dr. Larry B. Gale John William Hammett R. Julian Stanley Charles S. Coen Karlton Smith Leo Flower, Jr. Howard M. Locke, Emeritus 171 'BETTY jCEE v SHOPPE HI 22 Putnam Street MARIETTA, OHIO Phone 373-7663 ! 1 ; f JY 77 7 VMS IMIAR.N 1ACV EMBEE'S Your Store of Specialty Shops 529 Market Street Parkersburg, West Virginia Phone: GA 2-2625 Special Orders Made Compliments of ROBINSON'S BARBER SHOP Phone 684 7541 St. Marys, W. Va. DRUGS ON THE CORNER 172 THE FARMERS SUPPLY STORE INC. Feed, Seed, Fertilizer, and Farm Supplies Phone 684-7228 St. Marys STERN BROTHERS HOSPITALITY INN State Route Two Belmont, West Va. Since 1898 Parkersburg, West Va. W Parkersburg's lead- ing department store, with over a hundred depart- ments to serve you better. Make Dils your store in Parkersburg. ☆ Call 422 5436 71 3 Market Street Catering to the Fashion Conscious With . . . Dresses • Suits • Coats Sportswear • Accessories PIANELLI'S M Parkersburg, W. Va. HOLLANDSWORTH Stationer to the Class of 1971 Box 375, Clarksburg, W. Va. Telephone: 622-7304 P. S. and Roger Hollandsworth 173 On W. Va. Rt. 2 and U.S. 50-A 2 Blocks Off Ohio Rpute No. 7 Phone 304 684 2233 KATHRYN AND KAfcLTON'SMITH Good Luck Class of 1971! LEO FLOWER AGENCY INSURANCE Downtown St. Marys HAMMETT'S DAIRY BAR Route Two Belmont, West Va. FARM FRESH MARKET Formerly Quick Shop Open 7 days 8 a.m. — 10 p.m. Groceries Soft Drinks Route Two, Belmont, WV 175 FRANK DEEM CHEVROLET, INC 602 Second Street Telephone: 684-2298 St. Marys, West Virginia y CHEVROLET k VISIT OUR SPORTS CAR CENTER 177 It’s the real thing. Coke. Trade-mark ® SISTERSVILLE COCA-COLA BOTTLING WORKS INC. Lennox Heating and Cooling Hot Water Heating Water Softeners State Rt. 2 Phone 665-2323 Belmont W. Va. SARAH LEE'S BEAUTY SHOP Second Street St. Marys GULF GULF SMITH'S GULF STATION 179 JOSTEN'S MIKE AND STEVE POSEY JOSTEN'S REPRESENTATIVES Box 6, Burnsville, West Virginia 180 Phone: 853-2554 Office 853-2524 Home The Store Where Thrift Meets Fashion! BETTER QUALITY LOWER PRICES EVERY DAY St. Marys, West Virginia Now Serving Thirty Progressive Communities in West Virginia, Maryland and Pennsylvania 181 Printing that Pleases Always and All Ways ORACLE PRINTING CO. - Publishers - ST. MARYS ORACLE PLEASANTS COUNTY LEADER JERRY NORVELL’S Expert Lubrication, Brake, and Muffler Service Phone 684-7783 St. Marys, W. Va. Your Business Appreciated BUILDING SUPPLIES HARDWARE FRIENDLY COURTEOUS SERVICE St. Marys, West Virginia Telephone 684-7234 182 THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK FOR BANKING, FIRST SEE THE FIRST OFFICERS DIRECTORS B. F. WEEKLEY, President E. TURNER FLEMING, Inactive Vice President DUDLEY WHITE, Cashier and Trust Officer WILLIAM E. VAUGHN, Assistant Cashier JOSEPH E. CORBITT C. S. DILLON GEORGE H. ROLSTON E. T. FLEMING C. P. INGRAM R. E. HENDRICKS DUDLEY WHITE L. C. WAGNER B. F. WEEKLEY Deposits Insured FDIC St. Marys, West Virginia ALDERMAN’S AUTO SUPPLY Main Street Belmont, W.V. Compliments of MAXINE and ELLIS BOYLES FREE DELIVERY FREE DELIVERY Phone 684-7516 St. Marys West Virginia BEN FRANKLIN Second Street St. Marys, WV. Compliments of SWEENEY’S SERVICE STATION WESTERN AUTO STORE For All Your Dairy Products BELLY BUSTER St. Marys, W. Va. Open 'Til 12 p. m. On Route 2, Belmont Phone 684-7807 CITY NEWS Shop Ohio Valley’s Most Beautiful Newsstand Magazines - Books - Greeting Cards and Sundries Second Street St. Marys, W. Va. Compliments of WILSON’S SPEED WASH Belmont, W. Va. We Appreciate Your Patronage MICHAEL'S CLEANERS St. Marys West Virginia EVERLY SISTERS Ladies' Apparel 506 Main Street St. Marys, W. Va. 1C a 2 II a m p Utrautit alrnt ir in 324 6lk. 51. Pk. 684-74S2 WATSON LUMBER COMPANY St. Marys, West Va. 185 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. Best Wishes to the Class of 1971 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 CLOVIS MOTOR COMPANY Phone 684-2456 St. Marys, West Virginia Route 2 y - y “WORLD'S NUMBER ONE PRODUCER OF CARBON BLACK” Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1971, 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 189 DAVIS MOTOR COMPANY Phone: 684-2451 419 Second Street St. Marys, West Virginia Discovery mal,a tilings Discovery is people working to find new things .. .or finding ways to make old ones better. Discovery may be a new way to dissolve oxy- gen in sewage plant waste water... so the plant works better...and keeps our streams and rivers clean. Discovery may be a new alloy for planes or cars or boats or a new graphite yarn...super strong...and super light. Discovery may be a plac : valve that will last and last because the body won i .eject it. % Discovery may be a new plastic...truly biode- gradable...or a plastic that dissolves in water. Discovery is many things... THE DISCOVERY COMPANY UNION CARBIDE CORPORATION • CHEMICALS AND PLASTICS OPERATIONS DIVISION SISTERSVILLE. WEST VIRGINIA ST. MARYS FOOD GIANT Privately Owned and Operated By Bob and Betty Cottrill You'll find the Lowest Food Independent Super Market Bill in Town at Your Largest Open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday through Saturday Free Parking Corner of Second and Clay Street, St. Marys, W. Va. 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 ; .'VON or CONSOk'PA'CO li - Sut’I'l COOPOOATION 192 GRANT-JEFFERSON LIONS CLUB PLEASANTS COUNTY’S FIRST LIONS CLUB Belmont, West Virginia Home Club of District Governor Claude M. Price International Representative P.D.G., E. E. Simonton OTIS LEGGETT President ORVIL BINEGAR First Vice President BILLIE ELDER Second Vice President JACOB MOORE, JR. Third Vice President REV. GEORGE McCUNE Director JERRY BOND Director VIRGIL BROOKOVER Director DANIEL ALLMAN Immed. Past President GARY CUNNINGHAM Secretary KENT SIMONTON Treasurer L. R. McHENRY FLOYD CROSS Lion Tamers ARTHUR KIESTER BILL CROSE Asst. Lion Tamers PAUL INGRAM ROBERT DOTY Tail Twisters GERALD STREET GEORGE KNIGHT Asst. Tail Twisters LEO FLOWER Director Liberty Intelligence — Our Nation's Safety 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. Homecoming Alumni return to see if things are still the same ... they never are ... a close game becomes a Devil victory ... younger students watch respectfully ... cheer- leaders welcome the team ... majorettes take time out! SMHS Specials Career Day Miss Strickling answers freshman questions about careers. College Day, October 27 Representatives from colleges and universities visit SMHS to give juniors, seniors, and parents a chance to find out about the schools represented. Club Days One club period each month is scheduled during school hours. Occasionally groups met at other times. A state FFA officer talks to members of the local chapter. SC Election, May 14 Council elections always arouse interest here. Campaigns were serious. Pat Boyles will be president next year; Jan Dearth, treasurer; Brenda Beane, secretary; and Randy Shingleton, vice president. 196 Index A Achievement, 91 Adams, Don, 89 Adkins, Robert, 85,160 Administration, 72-90 Advertising, 170-192 Alderman, Donald, 60,125,147, 150 Allison, Jon, 68,162 Allison, Sandra, 52,165 Allman, Daniel, 83,114,115,117 Ambrose, Irving, 74,75 Ambrose, Tim, 52,130,157 Amundson, Jon, 79 Anderson, Cheryl, 60 Anderson, Jim, 68,101,158 Anderson, Newton, 78,80,99,161 Argus, 169 Art Club, 159 Ash, Kate, 60,126,154 Ault, Cheryl, 68,108,167 B Backus, Dencil, 79,82,166 Bailey, Darrel, 68,155 Bailey, Kathy, 159 Bailey, Mark, 60,115,146,148, 157 Bailey, Roger G., 60,157 Bailey, Roger L., 60,157 Ball, Terry, 28,92,130,132,145, 155 Balmain, Carrie, 19,60,104,125, 154 Band, 120-127 Band-Choir Banquet, 119 Barker, Sherry, 52,154 Barkwill, Scott, 52,125,141,160 Barkwill, Virginia, 84,95 Barley, Freddy, 18,28,92,95,96, 97,138,140,150,151,152,153, 155,166.169,199 Barnes, Dwaine, 42,142,157 Barnes, Jolene, 60,163 Barnhart, Belva, 60,163 Barnhart, Gilbert, 88,89 Barnhart, Henry, 42,162 Barnhart, Nelia, 28,92,115,124, 125.164,167 Barnhart, Phyllis, 28,92,94,95, 96.97.98.104.115.163.167.168 Barnhart, Rodney, 60,159 Barnhart, Tim, 68,148,155 Barron, Jay, 18,19,28,92,130,132, 138.139.145.155 Barron, Lynn, 60,125,154 Barron, Mike, 42,111,130,132,138, 145.155 Bartrug, Ed, 60,108,115,146,161, 166 Baseball, 145 Basketball, 136-141,147 Beam, Joan, 19,52,159 Beane, Brenda, 19,42,122,124, 125,164,196 Beard, Matthew, 18,19,28,92,96, 113,115,117,118,130,132,150, 151,152,153,155,166 Beaver, Debbie, 42,162 Belle, 16 Bennett, Beverly, 60 Bennett, Crystal, 92 Bennett, David, 68 Bennett, Kathy, 52,162 Bennett, Patricia, 68 Bennett, Randy, 60,159,161 Bennett, Sarah, 52,154 Bennett, Shirley, 65 Bennett, Truman, 57 Bennett, Vickie, 28,92,163 Berkhimer, Lewis, 82,131,142, 148,157 Bettem, RaeNell, 42,163,168 Betty Crocker Award, 100 Bills, David, 52,161 Bills, Denyse, 42,110,125,164 Bills, Dorothy, 60,159,163 Bills, Janlin, 42,111 Bills, Jennifer, 28,92,96,115,156, 163.167.168 Bills, Larry, 52,162 Bills, Mary Sue, 52,159 Bills, Mike, 42,162 Bills, Resea, 52,156 Bills, Robert, 17,28,92,155 Binegar, Teresa, 28,92,96,105, 164.168.169 Birkhimer, Wayne, 60,157 Blouir, Kathy, 52,163 Blouir, Teresa, 60,163 Boggs, Dale, 29,92,94,95,96,98, 99,100,101,103,113,124,127 Boley, Barbara Elder, 29,162,168 Boley, Charlotte, 68,154 Boley, Cindy, 68 Boley, Gary, 60 Boley, Lula, 42,154 Boley, Rita, 52,154 Boley, Walter, 65 Bolyard, Gary, 84,158 Boughner, Darlene, 68,154 Boughner, James, 52,158,161 Bowie, Charles, 42 Boyles, Kathy, 68,126,154 Boyles, Pat, 42,49,109,111,130, 138,140,150,151,153,155,196 Boys’ State, 102 Bradfield, Ann, 82,83,103,110, 113 Bradfield, Lynn, 42,100,103,110, 122.125.127.156.164.167.169 Bradley, Dawn, 60,163 Bradley, Harry, 42,102,162 Brady, Mike, 29,92,125,162 Brammer, Jody, 60 Brammer, Liz, 68,149,154 Brammer, Martha, 29,92,134,154, 167.168 Brammer, Tim, 52,160 Brewer, Dan, 43,162 Broadwater, Jackie, 16,29,92,95, 96,109,113,123,124,125,164, 169 Brookover, Edgel, 65 Brookover, Sharon, 19,43,110,111, 115,118,134,154 Brown, Bob, 68,i55 Brown, Joan, 43,115,117,164 Bullman, Mindy, 52,123,125,165 Bunner, Ann, 60,159,167 Bunner, Roger, 53,158 Burkhammer, Jill, 60,104,125 Burns, Elmer, 43,130,132,151,155, 166 Busch, Amy, 71,126,167 Busch, Andrew, 53,125,145,161 Busch, Joe, 29,92,101,124,125, 127,166 Butcher, Betsy, 53,97,104,156, 165.166.167.168 Butler, Diane, 43,100,103,110, 125.156.164.166.169 Butler, Nancy, 60 197 Butler, Sam, 60,146,157 Buttrey, Carlton, 75 Byers, Mark, 60,126,157 Byers, Stephanie, 53,115,125,159, 165 Byers, Todd, 89 c Cain, Brenda, 68,154 Cain, Teresa, 65 Caldwell, Sue, 154 Campbell, Betty, 53,154,156 Campbell, Ed, 18,19,29,92,95, 96,103,113,130,132,155,166, 168 Campbell, Elaine, 43,163 Campbell, Elizabeth, 60,163 Campbell, Max, 60,131,148, 150,157 Campbell, Richard, 60,161 Campbell, Rodney, 68,158 Cantwell, A. C., Jr., 89 Cantwell, Mike, 53,141,150,161 Cantwell, Randy, 68,146,155 Carpenter, Jodie, 68,126 Carpenter, Mark, 29,38,92,109, 130,132,145,155,166 Carpenter, Mike, 60,142,161 Carpenter, Walter, 80,166 Carpenter, Webb, 68,109,126, 147,148,155 Carr, Michael, 53,97,101,125, 142,161 Casto, Cecilia, 60,125,154 Cheerleaders, 134-135,149 Childers, Gild a, 53 Childers, Glenda, 43,154,156 Childers, Mvke, 53,142,145,158 Choir, 115-118 Claypool, Edith, 30,92,105,115, 163 Clough, Mike, 43,96,115,166 Clovis, Bill, 75 Clovis, Sue, 53,125,127,165 Coartney, Kay, 60,115,154,156, 168 Cochrane, Randy, 43,115,160 Colvin, Dale, 60,146,148,150, 157 Colvin, Edith, 60,163 Colvin, Sue, 68 Commencement, 24-25 Conaway, John, 77,147 Conaway, Randy, 53,56,101,104, 109.124.125.127.138.166 Conaway, Richard, 53,108,130, 141,150,157 Conaway, Bill, 68,146,147,155 Connon, Shari, 60,125,126,156, 168 Coplin, Eric, 68,146,147,148, 155 Corbin, Ray, 68,126 Cornell, Cheryl, 53,156,165,167 Cornell Dale, 53,162 Cornell, Rodney, 30,93 Cornell, Theresa, 68,126,154 Cottrill, Pam, 43,96,111,156, 164.167.168 Cottrill, Vickie, 30,92,95,96, 97,103,113,115,164,167,168, 169 Cox, Annette, 60,159 Cox, Brenda, 68,101,109,167 Cox, Gregg, 68 Cox, Gayla, 71,126,154 Cox, Larry, 68,148,155 Cox, Margaret, 43,95,96,102, 125.164.168.169 Cox, Nellie, 88 Cox, Pam, 43 Cox, Stephen R. , 30,92,158 Cox, Steven J., 43,108,111,124, 125.160.166 Cox, Terry, 68,155 Cox, Thomas, 60,146,148,150, 151,159,161 Criddle, Homer, 85,94,131,132, 148,155 Cronin, David, 43,111,157 Cronin, Howard, 89 Cronin, James, 60,125 Cross, Joe, 89 Cummings, Debra, 68,154,162 Cunningham, Deborah, 68 Cunningham, Harvey, 89 Cunningham,Judy, 53,97,156,165, 167.168 Cunningham, Tim, 68,155 Cunningham, Wayne, 60,157 Cutlip, Joyce, 30,92,94,95,96,97, 99.103.113.164.169 D Dale, Connie, 69,108,162,168 Dale, Gregg, 30,92,108,113,130, 132,133,150,151,153,155 Dalrymple, Benny, 60,161 Damron, Deanna, 60,163 Danielson, Jesse, 53,125 Davis, Carolyn, 44,154,167 Davis, Harold, 83,101,121,124, 127 Davis, Edwin, 75 Davis, Jerry, 60,126,148.157 Davis, Mark, 53,161 Davis, Sally. 53,125,163 Davis, Stephanie, 60,104,125,127, 156 Davis, Steve, 44 Davis, Terri, 53,97,125,165 Davis, Thelma, 75 Dawkins, John, 61,144,147,157 Dawson, Leonard, 61,161,162 Dearth, Cheryl, 53,115,125,165 Dearth, Connie, 53,154 Dearth, Dana, 89 Dearth, Eddie, 71,155 Dearth, Jayne, 53,156,167,168 Dearth, Janet, 19,44,49,95,96, 109,115,134,154,163,196 Dearth, Janette, 30,92,154 Dearth, Lyle, 89 Dearth, Michael, 61,126,159 Dearth, William, 61,104,105,161 Deem, Kathy, 61,108,125,149, 154 Dedication, 206 DeLancey, Allen, 30 Dennis, Bob, 69,146,147,148,155 Dennis, Gary, 44,115,142,160 Dennis, Larry, 44,160 Dennis, Lee, 61,162 Dennis, Mary Beth, 44,115,164,168 Dickson, Danny, 69,155 Dickson, Randy, 161 Doak, Davis, 31,92,162 Doak, Ron, 61,142,148,150,157 Donahue, Charlotte, 69,162 Douglass, Joanne, 69,126,162 Downing, Carl, 44,162 Drug Club, 167 Dutton, Bridget, 61,126,154 198 Dye, Linda, 53,125,127,165 E Earl, Teresa, 69,126,154 Eddy, Benny, 89 Eddy, Joyce, 19,44,96,100,102, 103,110,125,164,169 Eddy, Paula, 69,154 Eddy, Stephen, 44,130,150,151, 152,153,155 Edgell, George, 69,155 Elder, Beth, 61,125,154 Elder, Stephanie, 61,104,125, 156 Elliott, Howard, 88 Etiquette Club, 159 Evans, John, 69,126,158 Evans, William, 61 F Faculty, 72-90 Farren, Diane, 53,115,154,165 Farson, David, 53,125 Farson, Tammy, 69,126,162 Fauss, Connie, 53,97,125,165 Fauss, Dinah, 53,115,125,165 Fauss, Linda, 69,126,167 Fauss, Priscilla, 69,126,167 Felter, Mike, 31,92,162 Felter, Rhonda, 53,97,156,167 Ferguson, Tom, 53,124,125,127, 141 Fetty, Beth, 61,108,125,154 Fetty, Debby, 44,164 Fleming, Debra, 69,126,167 Flowers, Gloria, 53,97,154,156, 163 Flower, Lee Ann, 61,108,126,154 Football, 128-133,146 Forensic Club, 166 Fox, Dorothy, 61,163 Fox, Richard, 69,158 Freshmen, 58-65 Freshour, Gary, 53,97,125,127 Freshour, Linda, 69,154 Frey, Ronnie, 44,110,130,160 Frum, Teresa, 61,125,156,168 Furr, Nancy, 69,167 Future Farmers, 162 Future Homemakers, 163 Future Nurses, 167 Future Teachers, 160 G GAA, 156 Gessner, Aileen, 61,65,109,125, 154 Gessner, Karen, 53,97,104,115, 117,125,165 Gettings, David, 80,98,167 Gettings, Johanna, 79,134,154 Giboney, Kathy, 53,156,159,163 Gilbert, Debbie, 53,115,125,165 Gilpin, Charlaine, 75,87 Gilpin, Rex, 69,108,126,147,155 Ginter, Joyce, 53,115,125,165 Girls' State, 102 Golden Horseshoe, 100 Golf, 144 Golf Club, 157 Gorrell, Sherry, 61,102 Graham, David, 82,100,131,138, 141,144,146,155 Greathouse, Joyce, 65 Greathouse, Rhonda, 61,126,163 Green, Debby, 61,156 Green, Jerry, 31,92,105,160 Green, John, 69,155,162 Gregg, Gayla, 54,159 Gregg, Johnny, 31,92 Gregg, Rita, 69,126,162,167 Gregg, Shawn, 61,115,159 Grose, Van, 44,111,158 H Haaker, Jo Ann, 31,92,95,96, 100,103,113,118,124,125, 127,164,169 Hackett, Carole, 61,126,159 Hackett, Cheryl, 61,126,159 Hackett, Ginger, 62,159 Haddox, Becky, 31,92,94,163, 164,167,168 Haddox, Greg, 69,126,162 Hadley, Keith, 62,157 Hall, Gary, 44,158 Hall, Greg, 44,130,155 Hall, Hazel, 88 Hall, Vicki, 69,126,149,154 Hallbrook, Elaine, 18,31,92,94,96, 101.113.124.125.164.169 Hamilton, Bany, 19,31,92,155 Hamilton, Sue, 69,101,126 Hammett, Becky, 62,126,154 Hammett, Berylann, 17,32,92,95, 96.100.103.108.123.124.125, 127,164 Hammett, Beverly, 19,45,49,95, 96.103.104.109.111.123.125, 160.164.167.169 Hammett, Margaret, 54,125,165 Hammett, Deborah, 69,154 Hammett, Mike, 54,110,113,115, 124.125.127.166.168 Hammett, Penny, 17,32,92,94,95, 96.97.103.113.123.124.125, 164.169 Hammett, Tamara, 69,126 Hammett, William, 62,126,147, 161 Hannan, Judy, 71,154 Hardy, Pamela, 54 Harmon, Louis, 54,115,125,160 Harper, Doris, 71,154 Harris, Debrah, 32,92,113,115, 156.167.168.169 Harris, Linda, 45,115,117,164, 168 Hart, Bill, 32,92.158 Hashman, Carl, 71,155 Hashman, Richard, 62,150,157 Hawkins, Kathy, 62,163 Hawkins, Terry, 54,161,166 Hedges, Lee, 54,160 Hedges, Robert, 32,12,113,115, 160 Hendrickson, Penny, 62,125,127, 167.168 Hescht, Darlene, 45,154,168 Hescht, Douglas, 45,162,163 Hescht, Marlene, 54,154 Hescht, Sherry, 69 Hess, Judy, 62,163 199 Hesson, Martha, 62,125,154,156 Hickman, Debby, 54,97,125,165 Hicks, Roger, 62 Hicks, Virginia, 54 Higgins, David, 69 Higgins, Doug, 157 Higgins, Marsha, 62,159 Higgins, Mike, 49,162 Higgins, Roger Higgins, Roger Higgins, Sue, 69,167 Hill, Daniel, 62,98,115,142,161 Hill, David, 70,147,155,162 Hill, Nancy, 70,100,114,115, 117,126 Hill, Steve, 45,95,96,98,102, 103.105.110.111.166.169 Himmeger, Cheryl, 62,125,127 Hobby Club, 158 Holmes, Rodney, 62,146,148,150, 157 Hooper, Jim, 62,146,147,148, 150,157 Homer, Carl, 89 Houser, Lewis, 32,130,132,155, 162 Howard, William, 81,162 Huffman, Roger, 79,160 Hughes, David, 45,96,102,110, 130.145.155.166.169 Hughes, Lora, 62,104,125,154,166 I Illar, Susan, 54,97,115,149,154, 156 Industrial Arts Club, 158 Ingram, Cordie, 81,96,160 Ingram, L. P. , 76,109 Ingram, Lynda, 54,159 Ingram, Tom, 32,92,130,132, 150,151,153,155 J Janes, Brenda, 62,115,156 Jeffers, David, 54,162 Jeffers, Randy, 70,155 Jewell, Sheryl, 62,154,159 Johnson, Gary, 54,158 Johnson, Larry, 18,54,162 Johnson, Margie, 17,32,38,92,94, 96,103,109,113,115,118,123, 124,125,164 Johnson, Tina, 70,126 Juniors, 40-49 K Keith, Joy, 62,104,154,156,166 Kelly, Pauline, 57 Kelly, David, 62,115,146,161 Kelly, Diana, 45,154,156 Kelly, Jeffry, 62,157 Kelly, Mike, 32,92,115,117 Kerns, Judy, 57 Kester, Brenda, 70,162 Key Club, 166 Keyes, Carol, 70,126,154 Keyes, Pamela, 32,92 Kidder, Luella, 63,126,154 Kiester, Renee, 63,96,102,115, 134,154,164 Kimball, Glenda, 70,154 Kirkbride, Richard, 63,126,161 Kiser, Lowell, 84,162 Knight, Charlie, 32,92,160 Knight, Teresa, 63,126,156,168 Kriner, Donna, 70,114,115,126, 149.154 Kriner, Robert, 32,92,95,96,109, 138,139,145,155,166 Kuntz, Dave, 54,97,130,138,140, 150,151,160 Kyle, Robert, 63, 98,148,159 L Lamp, Chuck, 155,166 Lamp, Deborah, 70,167 Lamp, Douglas, 70,158 Lamp, Gene, 89 Lamp, Madonna, 54,125 9 Lamp, Ricky, 54,161,162 Lamp, Roger, 54,161 Lamp, Tim, 33,160 Lamp. Vivian, 54,92,125,165 Lancianese, Deborah, 17,33,92, 95,94,96,103,109,113,134, 154,164,169 Landsettle, Chuck, 33,92,115,150, 151.155 Landsettle, Gary, 68,70,109,158 Langford, Carl, 89 Langford, Katy, 33,92,164 Langford, Sandra, 33,92 Lanham, John Mark, 70,100,147, 155 Larson, Duane, 45,130,158 Larson, Tina, 63,159 Leasure, Frank, 63,162 Lemley, Mike, 63,146,148,150, 157 Lemley, Rick, 18,33,92,94,95, 96,109,130,132,133,150,151, 152.155 Lewis, Mae, 84,95 Liller, Ed, 54,158 Little, Bill, 63,108,161 Little, Clyde, 33, 93, 94,158 Little, Denise, 63,115,126,154 Little, Diana, 45,111,125,164 Little, Gary, 57,108,130 Little, Keith, 63,125,127,157 Little, Sylvia, 54,165 Locke, Faye, 33,93,115,124, 125,164 Locke, Sharon, 45,111,115,122, 125,156,164,167 Lough, Terry, 63,162 Lowther, Leland, 63,125,127,147 Lowther, Randy, 63,161 Lucas, Alvin, 54,161 Lucas, Dora, 45,154 Lucas, Gerald, 159 Lucas, Max, 70,155 Lynch, Ron, 34,93,160 Lynch, Vickie, 115,156 Lyne, Patricia, 34,38,93,95,104, 109,113,115,124,125,164,169 Me McClure, Daniel, 70,108,155 McCullough, Cathy, 63,154,156, 168 McCullough, David, 34,93,160 McCullough, Debbie, 54,115,165 McCune, George, 54,161 McCune, Jim, 63,125 McCune, Larry, 34,93,94,160 McCurry, Kathy, 54,125,165 McCurry, Ronnie, 34,93,113,130, 132.155 200 McCutcheon, Carol, 70,126,154 McCutcheon, Kathy, 45,164,168 McEldowney, Larry, 49,161 McFadden, Karen, 54,97,165 McFadden, Keith, 54,130,157 McGee, Deborah, 63,163 McGee, Donna, 34,93,163 McGee, Frankie, 70,155 McGee, Myma, 63,163 McHenry, Beth, 34,93,95,96, 103,108,113,164,169 McIntyre, Marsha, 63,115,117, 125.156.168 McNeill, Margaret, 63,108,115, 125.127.156 McSweeney, Mary, 70,101,154 M Mace, Cindy, 71,154 Maidnes, Carla, 54,125,165 Malone, Betty, 19,34,93,156, 164,167 Malone, Donald, 63,146,161 Malone, Steve, 63 Marshall, Dawn, 63,104,125, 127.156 Martin, Kimberly, 54,115,156, 167 Maston, Carla, 19,70 Maston, David, 45,105,124,125, 160,166 Maston, Debbie L., 70,154,167 Maston, DebbieS., 70,154,167 Maston, Kevin, 63,161 Maston, Mike, 57,158 Maston, Roger, 70,126,162 Maston, Tawna, 70,101,162 Math Club, 162 Mattingly, Mary, 54,123,125,165 Mayfield, Jeff, 63,115,157 Mayfield, Mark, 54,56,97,109, 115.161.166.168 Maxwell, Robert, 80,131,138, 145,157 Mayo, Patricia, 46 Meeks, Lana, 70,154 Meeks, Lyle, 46 Meeks, Tim, 55,141,160 Messman,Melinda, 46,163 Metheney, Debra, 63,156 Metheney, Margaret, 55,97,104, 105 Metheny, Mark, 70,162 Metz, Donna, 70,167 Metz, Susan, 46,163 Meyer, Charles, 34,158 Michael, Debra, 55 Milhoan, Mark, 63,98,115,161 Miller, Doug, 55,130,138,145, 161,166 Miller, Etta, 81,163 Miller, Mark, 57 Miller, Mike, 55,108,130,161 Miller, Tim, 161 Miracle, Larry, 55,162 Moore, Charles, 93 Moore, Francis, 70,162,168 Moore, Linda, 34,93,154,156, 167,168 Moore, Sally, 63,159 Morrell, James, 55,157 Morrell, Kandy, 55,125,148 Morrell, Kathy, 63,154,156,164 Morris, Randy, 70,126,146,158 Mosely, Leslie, 55,56,109,122, 125,165 Mossburg, Brenda, 63,156,168 Mossor, Connie, 70,167 Mosser, Vickie, 63,163,168 Mott, Glenn, 75 Mulneix, Fred, 55,157 Mulneix, Tim, 70,158 Mulneix, Wayne, 46,138,150 Murray, Alan, 35,93,113,115, 118,142,161,166 Murray, Alesia, 55,115,125,127, 165 Myers, Jackie, 63,125,154 Myers, Mike, 46,157 N Nagle, Linda, 77 Nazlerod, Mike, 63,125,147 Neely, Pam, 55,115,165 Neely, Tara, 35,93,94,95,96, 103,113,115,118,164 Newland, David, 63,146,157 Nichols, Barbara, 46,102,115,154, 168 Nichols, Barry, 46,115,160 Nichols, Darwin, 89 Nichols, Debbie, 35,93 Nichols, Tim, 63,126,162 Nixon, Stanley, 55,115,159 Noel, Sabrina, 70,126,154 Noland, Mary Alice, 35,93,105, 115.124.125.159.163 Noland, Phillip, 63,146,157 Noland, Tina, 55,115,122,149, 154 Northrop, Angela, 46,160 Northrop, Opal, 75 Northrop, Rodney, 70,142,148, 155 Norvell, Rebecca, 35,93,103,115, 163,164,167,168 o Office Machines Club, 160 Oldfield, Doug, 35,93,130,132, 133,150,151,152,153,155 Oldfield, Tim, 63 Olds, Barbara, 70,126 Olds, Doug, 46,141,144,155,166 Osbourn, James, 81,96,97,200 Owens, Lola, 55 Owens, Thomas Dean, 63,157 Owens, Thomas Howard, 70,158 P Parsons, Ed, 89 Patterson, Mark, 70,155 Payne, Connie, 63,163 Peckens, Richard, 70,155 Pec kens, Thelma, 65 Pep Club, 154 Petty, Jackie, 55,56,109,123,125, 165 Pickens, Carl, 89 Pickens, Joe, 46,141,160,166 Pickens, Steve, 63,157 Pierce, Martha, 46,156,168 Pierce, Rosemary, 55,165 Pinkerton, Kathy, 55 Pinkerton, Keith, 63,161 Pinkerton, Ronnie, 57,162 Plemons, Charlotte, 35,93,108,115, 118.134.154.156.164 201 Polan, Cheryl, 35,93,163 Polan, Kermit, 55,97,130,142, 150.160.166 Polan, Marvin, 63,161 Poling, John, 68,70,109,147, 155 Poling, Mike, 36,93,145,155 Pollock, Betty Jo, 63,65,104, 109,125,154 Powell, Barbara, 46,115,156 Powell, Bryon, 36,93,158 Powell, Carmen, 70,105,126, 162 Powell, Charles, 36,93,96,99, 113,161 Powell, Jane, 46,110,125,156, 164 Powell, Sharon, 64,115 Poynter, Eleanor, 88 Price, Dwight, 70,148,155 Price, Neil, 47 Pritchett, Russell, 56,158 Pryor, Glenn, 70,146,147,148, 155 Pryor, Ronnie, 47,125,127 Pryor, Scott, 56,115,131,161 R RadclifF, John, 70,155 Rea, Pam, 19,36,93,95,96,97, 115,124,125,164,167,169 Rea, Steven, 64,145,146,147,157 Reckard, Barbara, 82,102,164 Reckard, Eric, 64,144,147,157 Reed, Nick, 47,122,124,125, 145.160.166 Reese, John, 17,18,36,93,113, 138,140,145,160 Renner, Jay, 36,93,160 Resovky, Carolyn, 47 Resovsky, Mike, 64 Reynolds, Jeanette, 36,93,156, 163,164,168 Rifle Club, 157 Riggs, Elma, 85,156,167,168 Riggs, Mark, 70,147,155 Rinehart, Tom, 64,147,148, 150,157 itoach, Lindsay, 36,93,96,113, 130,132,133,142,143,150, 155,166 Robey, David, 64,144,157 Roby, Greg, 47,130,132,142,155 Rogan, Scott, 17,36,38,93,109, 114,115,117,118 Rogers, Debbie, 64,154 Rolston, George, 75 Ruckman, Blaine, 36,93,124, 125,164 Ruckman, John, 70,126,146,147, 155 Runnion, Sharon, 47,156,164, 167.168 Russell, Linda, 56,125,165 Rymer, Louise, 36,162 s •S’ Club, 155 Safety Club, 160 SAP Club, 161 Satterfield, Edgar, 65 Satterfield, Glen, 56,158 Satterfield, James, 36,93,158 Sayger, Jim, 64,125,159,166 Scadden, Carol, 56,156,159 Scadden, Cathy, 64,115,163 Scadden, Gertrude, 89 Scadden, Gladys, 37,93,159,167 Scadden, Harry, 64,161 Scott, Janet, 71,100,162,168 Seese, Connie, 71,168 Seese, Debra, 37,93,163 Seese, Earl, 56,158 Sellers, Naomi, 86 Seniors, 26-39 Shingleton, Charles, 64,157 Shingleton, Marcella, 47,115,163, 168 Shingleton, Melody, 37 „93,159, 162.168 Shingleton, Penny, 47,154,168 Shingleton, Phillip, 47,162 Shingleton, Randy, 47,95,96,98, 102,111,160,166,196 Shultz, Pamela, 19,47,125,164, 167 Shultz, Sandra, 47,163 Shultz, Gale, 64,157 Sigler, Leo, 89 Sigler, Richard, 56,160 Simmons, Allen, 37,93,160 Simmons, Andrew, 71,101,126, 162 Simmons, Cathy, 56,156,165 Simmons, Cindy, 47,110,115,164 Simmons, Sonia, 37,93 Simonton, Catharine, 79,158 Simonton, Edgar, 74 Simonton, Roberta, 64,115,125, 156 Simpson, Kay, 83,86,105,159 Smith, Doug, 71 Smith, Deborah, 47,111,115,125, 156,164,167 Smith, Burl, 75 Smith, Gail, 56,159 Smith, Gary, 64,161 Smith, Jack, 64,157 Smith, Lairy, 56,162 Smith, Leila, 71,167 Smith, Linda, 71 Smith, Lisa, 56,125,165 Smith, Mark, 71,108,126,146, 147,155 Smith, Mike, 71,126,148,158 Smith, Pam, 56,123,125,165 Smith, Roy, 89 Smith, Tracy, 56,159 Snyder, Lulu, 88 Snyder, Sue L., 56,125,165,167 Snyder, Terry, 89 Sole, Diane, 56,115,125,165 Sophomores, 50-57 Sparks, Deborah, 48,163 Sparks, Paul, 56,141,157 Sparks, Randy, 56,158 Sparks, Vickie, 18,37,93,163 Spencer, Edith, 79,159 Sports Club, 155 Starcher, Darlene, 56,159 Starcher, Virgil, 37,93,142,158 Statler, Andy, 48,96,102,111,130, 132,138,155,166 Statler, Jackie, 37,93,159 Steele, Deborra, 64,126,154 202 Stephenson, John, 64,104,146, 148.161 Stevens, David, 64,65,109,147, 148.150.161 Stevens, Earl, 56,97,104,141, 150,151,160 Stewart, Bob, 48,157 Stewart, Kim, 71,162 Stewart, Sandra, 48,96,125,164, 168 Stewart, Tina, 71,154 Stewart, Tony, 64,104,125,127 Straight, Charles, 56,157 Straight, Ray, 48,158 Straight, Renee, 71,154 Streight, Charles, 57,142,157,162 Streight, Glen, 48 Strickling, Isabel 78,161,196 Student Council, 108-109 Sunderman, Marvin, 65 Sweeney, Anita, 38,93,94,113, 115,117,122,124,125,164 Sweeney, John, 71,147,155 Sweeney, Tim, 64,125,161,168 T Taylor, Janet, 64,159 Taylor, Jeffory, 64,65,109,145, 146,147,157 Taylor, Loretta, 64,159 Taylor, Mary Lee, 38,93,115, 164 Taylor, Mike, 64 Taylor, Ray, 38,93,162 Templeton, Charles, 57 Templeton, Bill, 57,157,158 Tennant, Brent, 38,93,95,96, 97.99.105.161 Terry, Pamela, 48,115,164,168 Thacker, Thomas, 57,125,161 Thomas, Mark, 71,155 Tice, Edward, 64 Timmons, Becky, 57,160,165 Track, 148,150-153 u Ullman, Rodney, 57,130,158 Underwood, James, 71,158 V Vannoy, Brenda, 64,126,156 Vannoy, Danny, 39,93,124,125 Vaughn, Jack, 48,114,124,125, 127 w Waggoner, Lee, 39,93,158 Wagner, Kim, 19,71,162 Wagner, Sam, 39,93,94,130, 132,155,166 Wagner, Sara, 57,165 Wagner, Vickie, 48,49,109,125, 156,164,167,169 Watson, Earl, 75 Watson, Mrs. E., 101,104 Webb, Mike, 80,98,131,138, 145,157,147,146 Weber, Betty, 84,163 Weber, Bill, 57,97,104.125,127 Weber, Helen, 79,87,169 Weber. Mike, 71,100,104,126, 146,147,148,155 Wells, Carl, 57,142,162 Wells, Darlene, 57,165,168 Wells, Patsy, 39,93,163 West, Allen, 71,155 West, Barbara, 64,163 West, Carmen, 163 West, Charles, 71,155 West, Dennis, 57,142,158 West, George, 75,90 West, James, 39,93,162 West, Max, 57,97,124,125,142, 160 Westbrook, Charlene, 19,64,125, 127 Westbrook, Janet, 19,48,111,124, 125,127,163,164 Wherry, Bill, 57,157 Wiley, J. D., 75 Williams, Brian, 64,146,147,157 Williams, David, 65,144,146,161 Williams, Diane, 48,163 Williams, James, 65,148,159 Williamson, Eva, 39,98,163 Williamson, Jeff, 39,93,162 Willis, Lester, 65,161 Wilson, Betty, 75,87 Wilson, Brent, 57,97,104,121, 124,125,138,160 Wilson, David, 48,111,141,144, 160 Wilson, Frederick W., 65 Wilson, James Stephen, 39,93,150, 155 Wilson, Jeff, 71,155 Wilson, Ronald A., 65,157 Wilson, Sheryl, 71,167 Wilson, Steven, 48,158,162 Wince, Kevin, 48,158 Winland, Barbara, 71 Winland, Kevin, 49,158,161 Winland, Linda, 65,115,154,156 Winland, Malcom, 162 Winland, Mary Sue, 71,126,154 Wise, Anita, 49,159,163 Wise, Brenda, 57,115,125,156, 165.167 Wise, Melody, 71,126,162 Wise, Vicki, 71,126,162,168 Wolfe, Larry, 49,111,130,132, 138.140.145.155 Wolfe, Mary Jo, 49,111,125,156, 164.167 Woodbum, Deborah, 57,125,165 Workman, Dorothy, 71,126,154 Worstell, Debra, 57,163 Wotting, Joyce, 65 Wotting, Larry, 65 Wrestling, 142,143 Y Yoho, Jack, 49,111,130,132,159, 151.153.155 Yoho, Sam. 57,115,150,157,161 z Zipf, Kathy, 57,165 Zipf, Susan, 65,125,159,168 203 Advertising Index Alderman's Auto, 184 American Cyanamid, 186 Belly Buster, 184 Ben Franklin, 184 Betty Lee Shoppe, 172 Broida, 176 Cabot, 188 Central Drug, 184 City News, 184 Clovis Motor, 187 Cox’s, 173 Davis Motor, 190 Deem's Chevrolet, 177 Dils Brothers, 173 Economy Food Market, 176 Embees, 172 Everly Sisters, 185 Fairmont Foods, 174 Farm Fresh Market, 175 Farmer's Supply, 172 First Federal Savings, 176 First National Bank, 183 Flower Basket, 175 Flower Insurance, 175 Food Giant, 191 Grant-Jefferson Lion Club, 193 Hall's Florist, 181 Hammett's Diary Bar, 175 Hi-Way Grille, 176 Hollandsworth, 173 Hope Natural Gas, 192 Hospitality Inn, 173 H-P Store, 181 Jae Shop, 174 Jerry Norvell's Esso, 182 Josten's, 180 Lady Lamp, 185 Michael's Cleaners, 185 Oracle Printing Co., 182 Phillips Pharmacy, 172 Pi anelli's, 173 Pleasants County Bank, 171 Quaker State, 189 Riggs Plumbing, 179 Robinson's Barbershop, 172 Ruttencutter, 174 St. Marys Motel, 175 Sara Lee's Beauty Shop, 179 Shouldis, 189 Sistersville Bottling, 178 Smith’s Gulf, 179 Snyder's Service Station, 174 Stem Brothers, 173 Sweeney's Service Station, 184 Triplett Brothers, 192 Union Carbide, 190 W. A. Wilson, 182 Watson's Lumber, 185 West Va. Telephone, 187 Western Auto, 184 Wilson’s Speed Wash, 185 204 Photography Credits COLOR: Page 2, courtesy of R. Daniel Simmons; pages 14 and 15, Earl Watson, Fred Barley, Arnold Belknap. BLACK AND WHITE: Photography for cover design, R. Daniel Sim- mons; also Picture One, page 4; stadium, page 13; candid, page 30; parade, page 172; page 208. GROUPS AND CANDIDS: Earl Watson, Fred Barley, Arnold Belknap. Other credits belong to Anna Marie Boggs for The Mari- etta Times, Don Wagner of Ameri- can Cyanamid, Roy Owens of The Oracle Publishing Co. Class Portraits, Arnold Belknap. 205 DEDICATION To James Osbourn, mathematics teacher, whose belief in us made us better than we were. Our hope is ever livelier Our joy livelier and more abiding Than our sorrows are. Bridges ■- 21 'T ■ K'JU. si.- -, . .■.- -;-;-r.v-. v.5- -:-' w� s-'-• ■' ■•■ • :-. 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