Warren High School - Shield Yearbook (Vincent, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1971 volume:

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We played an active part in the world that was turned-on and tuned-in. lT WAS FUN IN '71' After Lunch is sq National Horior Society WARREN HIGH SCHOOL VINCENT OHIO VOLUME XI 1971 Table of Conienis THEME ADMINISTRATION FACULTY SENIORS CLASSES ORGANIZATIONS ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS FAVORITES ADVERTISING f-'H SSS 1- ' A N Juniors lead th SY X ig , A v E Girl-watchi ng? The lineup g i.31 ,,X,-.X I Need Some Bodg io LOVE fqwww x What a nerve! L.. Higher Education lt's attached Q. lflii H 1, , 'fa fr? fgfbfmjgf, - , , ,n , ,. ,lwfsa-1 Q f V ,f '1 'f ' 125:22 1 ,-,ff ...A ', fied . . iff, Iwi . JJ7. g,,. A.. wx :vm xx, .1ZiL'f1'5!' .,,,,,.cw,, f 393, g Sw , f , m if ' W ' Zgjggfp' J eg-Wifi: X I 0 dmlnl frclhon WARREN LOCAL BOARD OF EDUCATION PRINCIPALS IN WARREN DISTRICT I 4 n STANDING: Mr. Leasure, Mr. Irvine, Mr. Maddox, clerk: Mr. Eddy and Mr. Coffman with Mr. Hayhurst, Mr. SITTING: Mr. Hearn, Dr. Fleming, Mr. Shawd. McFarland, Mr. Weese, Mr. Short, Mr. Vellettay, Mr. Pearson. I MR. GORDON EDDY, Local Superintendent MR. HUGH COFFMAN, Administrative Assistant MRS. GRETTA BAYNE, Secretary MR. JAMES MADDOX MR. ROBERT REED Clerk Elementary Curriculum Coordinator MRS. MARY BEE MRS. RUTH ELDER Secretary SGCYGTBFY Q h in' - 0 oo :strict i ,. - J - f .51 WARREN MR. GERALD LYNCH Transportation Coordinator lVlr. Allen N. Short has completed his first year as high school principal in the Warren System. Some of his duties include planning the curriculum, representing the school in different organizations, and scheduling classes, teachers, and extra activities. We appreciate all the work he has done to get the school off to a good start and the co-operation he has given the annual staff. 1 ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Mr. Ernest B. Pearson I2 OUR PRINCIPAL Mr. Allen N. Short Z' M The position of assistant high school principal has been filled this year by lVlr. Ernest B. Pearson. Among his other duties, lVlr. Pearson is in charge of attendance, parking, and most discipline cases. The annual staff wishes to thank him for his patience and under- standing. MRS. WILMA REED The success of any counseling program in a school system depends upon the confidence the students have in our counselors. Prerequisites to building confidence in our counselors are these: ability to convey a warmness and interest and keen ability to listen and share in a student's problems. Guidance Services Secretaries MRS. LILLIAN PORTER Students and visitors coming into the office are greeted and given the necessary information by our efficient secretaries. Besides playing the part of hostesses they perform many other duties, such as answer- n ing the telephone, reading the announcements, typing letters, putting mail in the teachers' mailboxes, and knowing just what is happening in the school. Thank-you, Mrs. Porter and Mrs. Spence for doing a lovely job. MRS. CH LOE SPENCE MFI. DON BLAKER MR. BILL MAZE Retired Fietired I ' I ' 4 'f -5 Home again! 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K 5 kf'JQ ' ' 5Flf 3 r MW'- Q , 5 S W Q g i ' X sf ' , A 5 T 5 swfi i W M51 Eg :.a- WS , ggi gf faculty The library plays a very important part in the life of students at Warren High School. The library is well equipped with books, periodicals, and newspapers which are used in study and research work. The library is available through- out the day. Librarg MR SE LDEN SPENCER MRS BETTY MADDOX English English. A mixture of several languages, has many rules which must be followed for clear, logical speaking and writing. But English is also a fun means of expressions, especially in speech and journalism. MISS MARY BAKER MISS IONE MORGENSTE RN MRS. RITA ST. CLAIR MISS MARJORIE STEPHENS Communication is the key to individualism. The language department strives to promote better understanding of foreign countries, their L customs, dress, and culture, in addition to their a language. In this era we must be able to com- municate with and understand our international neighbors, to expand ourselves as individuals to the fullest extent. MRS. DEBORAH RATTENBURY MRS. KRISTIN BOLDEN r .. Q!! 5? X x MR. BARRY GUINN MRS. RETA STALNAKER MR- MAX SMITH Science Helps s Understand Our Environment The world of science is constantly filled with drama, much of it invisible to ordinary eyes. This drama is no simple story, for the balance of the earth 's creatures is delicate, complex, and multiple. A change affecting one species may ultimately affect another species with which it has no direct or obvious contact. With the help of our science department, the fascinating story of ecology is unfolded to the students. Larry Bergdorf and Steve Evans Superior Winners at Marietta Science Fair Exhibited at State Science Fair I -' il- I If - ,Q i ' Q 8 1 L51 IL: Il TIIE FELIIIE vi if I -rf I QIFR S N Q L,:1 . W5 1 N f , ,-, nhl L - i rf BOB RIFFLE JANET FIELDS CHARLES BURD c....m .-. N.. ...V M..-. my - -- A W wi 4 , ir ... I . ., .1 - f ' Q.lf'Cfl 1 if - ' - hr'- E kgs- I- if f-M051 Igyrgkior noun: PW' 1 s ... 4 . LARRY BERGDORF STEVE EVANS V1 JAQLXC Iv' 5 ,wgv X-J I -r'- I COME SEE iIiElII3lI- III 5 a ' xmas vm- Up 'ER BILS Nl! 1 FRN RIGHT WILLIAM ROGER BETTY YOUNG 3 FRED ROBERTS Superior Winners W.H.S. Science Fair Math Math is an important tool in helping to develop the mind. Our math department works to help students comprehend the infinite uses of mathematics in life. MR. ROY JAMESON MR. JAMES C. CRAIG MR. CHAR LES WENTZ MR. vlNcENT scRAGG MR. JERRY KELICAN SWT J MR. GLEN GAINEFLJR. MISS CLESTA DICKSON The Junior Clerical sponsored the meetings of October and Feb- ruary. Their speakers were Mr. Harvey Graham and President of Premiere Photo, Karl Summers. PPes.g Bob Dunfee, V. Pres., Judy Hill, Sec.: Bindy King, Treas.p Diane Farley, Advisor, Miss Dickson. The Senior Clerical hosted the December Open House for the Business Department. Speakers from Monroe and Burroughs attended. MRS. RITA HARDMAN Pres.: Charlie Burd, V. Pres.: Pam Arnold, Sec.: Denise Stone, Treas.p Bob Carr Hist.7 Pat Richards, Advisor, Mrs. Hardman. Pres., Diann Welch, V. Pres., Phyllis Needham, Sec., Pam Wellspring, Trees.: Pam Adams, Advisor: Mrs. Aebi. Intensive Office Education Pres.: Tina Reed, V. Pres., Margie Pugh, Sec.: Patti Hearn, Treas.p Melanie Gilliand, Second Semester: Pres., Joyce Kennedy, V, Pres., Debbie Bell, Sec.: Susie Bowles, Treas.g Karen Stevens, Hist.g Deni LeFebvre, Assistant Hist.g Carolyn Welch, Advisor, Mrs. Wooters. 19.5 fu, n' MRS. IMOGENE AEBI The Junior Steno hosted the November and March meetings of the OEA, with Mrs. Howdyshell and a film on money. The New Year's meeting in January was hosted by Senior Steno Club with a speaker from Bliss College. - MRS. AGNES WOOTERS 25 MRS. MARY YOST MRS. FLORENCE TACKETT Home Economics The Home Economics Department teaches more than the arts of dressmaking and food pre- paration. Every phase of homemaking is stressed in the curriculum. The planning and preparation of nutritious meals, sewing, the study of home furnishings and home nursing are taught in home economics every year. Each of the courses prepare the students for future homemaking and the prospect of a fuller and richer life. Vocational Agriculture There are few vocations so highly dynamic, rapidly changing, and yet offering so many opportunities to youth as that of agriculture. The youth everywhere must be trained to insure agriculture's continued growth, so essential to the welfare of the nation. The farmer's role in handling problems in this complex world is vital 120 OUI' ECOFIOTTIY. DEBBIE WESTBROOK FFA Queen TOM WEIN RICH State Farmer's Degree MR.WlLLlANl TACKETT DOUG LANG Star District Agri-Business H. 5 MR. DEAN IVICCOY The Hee Haw Cast Terry Cook rg, Hard work, determination, and hours of practice have gone into the performances of the Warren High School chorus. Our chorus sponsored the production of Hee-Haw. The students composing this group are their school's representatives in vocal music, carrying the Warrior tradition of excellence in performances which are a part of the choir's schedule. Mrs. Norma McClung is the vocal music teacher. Chorus Jeff Bradford Bob Dunfee MRS. NORMA MCCLUNG MR. CHARLES YEAGO Band The Warren High School Band worked diligently through the summer and afterschool in preparation for the pre-game and half-time shows at football games. During concert sea- son the band performed many different concerts and also participated in the District 15 competition at Portsmouth receiving a superior rating. The stage band played for numerous occasions, including performances at the various grade schools. Much hard work went into the year, but band members agree it was worth it. BAND OFFICERS Coleen Smith, Secretary-Treasurer, Linda McAtee, President, Becky McMains, Vice-President MARCHING BAND FEATURING MAJORETTES MRS. VIVIENNE COLLINS ia -V M ' ,.,,, -',, ,rg , 1 , , ' ' 5 3 1 i I Q Art, to each student, is an individual thing. Art is an expression of the individual's thoughts, imagination and experiences put down in an artistic endeavor. Each student is allowed to create on his own with the proper motivation and guidance and is lead toward a path of freedom in artistic de- velopment. This freedom is encouraged. Only in art can satisfaction be found in the realization that one has created something entirely his own, apart from everyone else. This is the art program, where students are involved in exciting assignments that range from flat 2-D work in all media to 3-D constructions. Students have the opportunity to display their work in the annual End of the Year Art Exhibit which is on display in the cafeteria and Building One lobby. The art classes include Art I, Art ll, Commercial Art, and Oil Painting. Special Education The goal of special education is to achieve happy and useful citizens for our community, state and nation. We are primarily concerned with practical applications of our subjects for everyday living. We stress the importance of job preparation, job placement, and job re- tention. MISS SY LVIA YOUNG Keeping Fit Through Phgsical Education Physical fitness is of great importance to all Americans. Recognizing this fact, the athletic department at Warren offers students a variety of sports in which they may participate. From spectator sports such as football, track, softball, baseball, basketball, wrestling, which contribute greatly to school spirit, to individual sports such as weight lifting and peg board climbing, which contribute to personal spirit, the list includes something for just about everyone. Athletic Director MRS PATRICIA FULTON MR. JACK WATKINS MR EARL HABERFIELD HOWARD JOHNSON MR. PAUL BIBBEE MR. RICHARD ROBERTS Industrial Arts Prepares Future Laborers The Industrial Arts Department is open to those students who wish to interpret measure- ments into accurate drawings and to attempt to develop dexterity in the use of their hands and tools. Courses available are woods and metals, photo science, graphic arts, drafting, electricity, power mechanics, and crafts. The students are encouraged to be creative, to use their own ideas, and to develop their own techniques. 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To many people this year holds no special meaning, but to Warren Seniors this year symbolizes the attainment of a goal, a dream fulfilled. This was the year of the Sen- ior Superstars, both in athletics and scholarship. This year, dangling on the mortar boards, was the prize for four long years of hard work: long hours spent writing themes, study- ing for tests, and sweating on the practice field. But along with the agonies, we enjoyed the ecstasies. The happiness of simple living: smiling, loving, screaming at games, talking in the halls, dancing, and sometimes just daydreaming. We triumphed in the sign contest with our giant yellow bell sign and were first in the Food Drive. We felt pride when Debbie Westbrook was handed the dozen red roses and proclaimed Homecoming Queen. The last month before graduation was packed with special events: the Senior picnic . . . our red, white, and blue day . . . Senior field day . . . Junior-Senior Prom . . . and ulti- mately ,... Graduation. But, as our year, 1971 ended, we were reminded that a new year is coming, a year of new experiences and new hopes. ROW 1: Marvin Ruck - Treas.7 Pat Snider - Sec.: Kevin Place - Pres.: Denny Reynolds - V. Pres.: ROW 2 Student Council, Don Miller, Debbie Westbrook, and Rick Kahrig. Cathy Abbgn Blake Amos Pam Arnold Terry Arnold Carol Bailey Joan Barnett James Beebe Rudy Bogard Larry Bond Susan Bowles Danny Braham Dave Brooks Anita Bryan Charles Burd Vicky Burd Beverly Cline Gary Cline Sheila Collins Robert Burns Nancy Caldwell Eugene Carpenter Bruce Carpenter Bob Carr Marty Clark Mike Cox Vicky Cozzens Craig Cross Bob Croston William Crowley James Davis Betty Conley Susan Cowdery Janet Cox muse: Jeanne Davis Robert Davis Kenny Dennis Paul Denton Paula Denton Carol Devore Marsha Drake Melanie Drake Tom Eddy Dave Ellison Jackie Farley Linda Fleming Joyce Dexter David Dowler Gary Dowler Janice Dowler Betsy Fulton Patrick Gates Carter Gillespie Brenda Gladwell Beverly Graham Harold Giffin Kim Giffin Sue Gilbert Pam Grandon Donna Gray Charles Greenwalt Barbara Gribble James Hall Patti Hearn Mary Hendrickson David Henry Ernest Hill Harold Hinton olly Hinton Marvin Huck Pam Hughes June Hupp June Irvine cg- Robert Jarvis Kevin Johnson Linda Johnson Ricky Kahrig Roger Kaneff Joyce Kennedy Lillian King Kala Kuhn Dennis Lamm David Lane Cynthia Lawhorn Leanne Lawton Frank Lee 'Denise LeFebvre q Dave Lemasters Debra Lemley Theresa Lewis Linda McAtee Lois McGirr Linda McGlumphy Becky McMains A Vicky McVicar P Linda Mallahan Paul Mason Dave Maynard Tina Meeks Don Miller Cathy Muntz Pam Muntzr Amy Nutter Tom Offenberger Joe Mitchem PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE 5 av W -an-' ' I.. f 2? Debra Bell Melinda Berry Charles Cook David Kesterson Mary Kidder Ron Lemon Doug Love Terry Malone Jack Marshall Mike ,Pomroy Mickey Porter Tim Rumor Raymond Williams Sharon Foreman Eugene Pahl Carlos Pannell Brenda Pierson Kevin Place Richard Pottmeyer Zane Pritchett Margie Pugh Tina Reed Denny Reynolds Joe Reynolds Joyce Richards Patricia Richards Steve Richards Sharo L LuAnn Rippeto Kennv R001 Greg Schaad Mike Schaad Gerald SGHIGY Gary Seaman Gloria Sephfus Tanya Shotwell Connie Shuck Marla Smith G Mike Smith i Randy'Smith . Patricia Snider David Stacy V i T i i l Kg' Larry Stephan Karen Stevens Mike Stewart Denise Stone Randy Strahler Robert Thomas Betty Trotter Randy Trotter Daryl Ullman Debra Toothman Julia Travis Darlene Treadway Ron Weekley Gary Weese Tom Weinrich Ann Whealdon Sherida Wheeler Diane Wilfong Bill Waite Harry Way Don Weekley R 'WE' Carolyn Welch Debra Westbrook Charles Westerman J I 19 is W Q M im! 55 4552? is il? iii' M Aw Sw Wbg? 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Juniors did well both in scholarship and athletics. This year has been a rewarding one for the Juniors, a year of searching and a year of anticipation, a year to find their own place. ROW 1: Rhonda Bowen - Pres.: Dan Anderson - V. Pres., Debbie Wingrove - Sec.: Diann Welch - Treas ROW 2: Student Council, Debbie White, Bob Dunfee, Donna Benson. Cheryl Adams Pam Adams Randy Adams Julia Allebaugh Dan Anderson Kathy Anderson Ser: Arnold Rncky Baker Veronica Amold Donna Benson Jayne Bayne Duane Blshop Pan Bohl Rhonda Bowen Marta Bowman Martha Brant Patrice Burt Greg Butts Kristina Butts Rodney Cody Terry Coffman Deborah Collins Denise Corbitt Robert Cross Carol Davis Debra Davis Mark Elder Tom DeVault , 'D' Bob Dunfee Jan EUIOU Kathy English Carol Evans Doug Fairbanks is E 1, ' '. ' - l ' w , -L' --...A Diane Farley Monte Foreman Kathy Fortney v as Dea Jarvis Charles Jarvis Melody Johnson Tim Johnson Deborah Gilliand Vera Gillinwater Jim Gossett Ruthann Hall Marjorie Hendrickson Judy Hill Eddie Howell Ron Hoyt Rose Hupp Kenny Fortney Christina Francis Lester Freeland Randy Giffin John Gillespie Earleen Jones Tim Jones Kevin Kennedy Eddie Kidd Belinda King Bonnie Lee Harry Lee John Linkinogger Cathy King John Lamp Bruce Lane Jeff Lane Darlene Lang Doug Lang 'TP S in 15119 --an - l , ,W,, -up 'Q 1 K . ' -... , Fw, L. riff ' if 3 VG Sue Llewellyn Grovner Lucas Rita Lucas Bruce Maclntyre Karen McGraw Phil McGraw Charles Martin Mark Martin 49' 'U 1 G G i. ! 5 V wi Q. , .a ' . e ,. X. X ,1lEf' 'iii . . xi ' Allen Mayle Tom Mills Gwendolyn Moore .AQ S' Q Terry Mayle Yvonne Mayle Bruce Morgan Richard Meek Donna Miller Phyllis Needham Bob Nolan Karen Offenberger Sheila Owens Steve Owens Harold Palmer James Rhodes Don Richards Jane Schaad Mike Scott Carol Seaman Charles Seaman Steve Roddy Harley Rood Shirley Server Patty Pannell Linda Petty Robert Pickrell Stanley Poland Jane Pottmeyer Philena Radabaugh Deborah Reynolds Ronald Roberts Mary Roby Joe Vickers Kevin Wagner Sharon Waite 'W fggzwzw av . wi - xfrflbf f Terry Sephfus ,Q Connie Seyler f' ' Doletta Singer X ..., 9j,e..-Mmm: 'ii K K-82 X. b li X , , , 1' 5, F .li Jeff Warren Bobbie Way Phil Welch Karen Turrill , ,Sharon Turrill N Jeff Walker David Walters Carolyn Warner Sandra Strahler Pamela Sullivan Steve Toothman Doug Turrill -Y ,f-1.i2:i.5,ig.'gf-gg' -,g, ,f 55:37 5 e15'm:M -, .1 01,5 3 1fywener,i-,v w .A I X iw A e 3? FWS? 3 .. ll W ? 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The ioy of finally being an upper classman and our Little Warrior victory over Mari- etta Iast year are at the top of the list of things never to be forgotten by the class of 73. We selected Denise Hooper for our homecoming attendant for the second straight year and Denise and Chip Spence were chosen as our class sweethearts. 'We sponsored' a dance at the end of semester test week to help everyone unwind and forget the grades they made on the tests. Other activities such as ordering class rings, attending games, and working on notebooks have kept us all very busy this year. Sophomores Bruce Abbott Cheryl Amold Linda Bailey Stanley Bailey Arthur Amold Matthew Arnold Steve Bailey Deana Ball Mike Baim Judy Bennett Larry Bergdorf Cathy Blake Judy Bonar 'ni , ' a n , :A .1'-l.,'a,m,Ng:!43, Ann Boyles ' P 5 Y v if f' F an Y Ill Jeff Bradford Teresa Brant Dan Burfield fl -' 1 LisaBrunny Te B det V 0. Judy Camhan resa ur te i 1 , -sf 2 'N A ,. I. Rose Christopher X r gli? 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Til ni' tg? 22- 1., ,. 4' X ' '15 1 wr. 1 . fri, Penny Brooks Robin Cain Charles Carr Jim Clark Tim Collins Mary comin 4 A Terry Cook - - Q je Tony Cunninylam Stella Day ,V D Kathy Cunninmam :ff T, ' ,, Danny Crowley fb A ' . l V if ' .. g 3 ! if L' .i -If Beverly Denton Sheila Denton N D ' 1 B 1 + if 51' . - Shauna Deems ' ,z xx: VH W 'F if V Jack Dennis Janet Fields Charles Fisher Chris Foy Carl Full Sharon Gates Earl Giffin Debra Giffin Brenda Gilliand Jay Gladwell Pam Gordon JoAnn Greenwalt Grace Gribble Charles Griffith Tim Groves Ricky Hafer Debra Hall Donald Dillehay Bob Dolak David Duckworth Kathy Eddleblute Kenny Eddy Sharon Elliott Robert Ellison Edna Everson Jerry Farmer Robert Feathers , S PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Deborah Baker Donald Barton Wendy Barton Vicky Davis Cheryl Lawton Barbara McGraw Tom Perdew Ed See Ray Trembly Charles Warner Terry Weese Andy Hayes Jeff Hess Bill Horton Denise Hooper John Hooper Karen Hoyt Kenny Huffman William Huffman Mary Hunter Tim Irvine Steve Johnson Mary Joy .Randy Kahrig Paul Kaneff Keith Kidder Linda McGraw Cheryl McGregor Sidney Mclntire Steve McVey Doyle Martin Wayne Lohr Patty Lucas Kathie Ludwig Denver McCoy Lois Kidder Bill King Diane Kiser David Knost Sandra Knotts Susan Koon Linda Lawhorn Dallas Lee Tom Lee Becky Lemley Becky Lipps Rhonda Lipscomb N Connie Mayle Greg Mayle Deborah Mayo Joe Meek Phillip Nolan Rick Noland Candice Norris Roy Ollom Lynn Porter Cheryl Pottmeyer Kathy Reed Roy Rex Gary Metts Mark Minerd Dennis Morrow Patty Murphy Q, lf-ll in lla VM, if Althea Nelson 5 'f P, I l Delbert Nichols 55, 5' David Nolan N lg Donald Nolan b ,Q 5 ' ' K M lll A 2 'xg 9 1 9, ' 5 . if P, N M, Y P ' xl Q V I' 7 ' ' - W .. ,fm Steve Padgin an gl Ronald Palmer ' ' .L - fs Frank Pannell 3' Marsha Pettit Xi? '.:-'l, A' A I' C L Q V Warren Petty Lynn Piatt Emma Pinkerton Eddie Place 62 V -I David Riggins Don Ritenour David Roberts Fred Roberts Robert Reynolds Robin Reynolds Ron Richards Robert Riffle Jackie Shafer Mike Shawd Chuck Shotwell Randy Simms William Rogers Cindy Ross Randy Sargent Marcia Sarver Joe Singer Coleen Smith Deborah Smith Teresa Smith Pete Schau Del oris Schrader Doug Sealey Jerry Sephfus 1.-fi if' pi f 1,1111 -Ziff ' ff Siu X V ffl. 9 A ' Alan Spence Jerry Stacy Susan Stage Jeff Stephan W lg N ..a,,:fs s s, , m. idx. ly- Janet Wheel don Rodney Wheeler Stephen White Leonard Wilfong Hank Williams Rogert Stewart John Stone Kristen Stone Cathy Sydenstricker Rick Theobald Betty Thompson William Toncray Vickie Ullman Wanda Waggoner QD! if Theresa Williams Lucy Wilson Brenda Wingrove Sally Winters Brenda Wolfe Dave Wynn Eve Yeawvood Linda Yoak Betty Young A 12 I ' Tf,si.f2 'N ' J 1 :52255 Q we . W, ,, 'f vi 'N lg ,l F: 5 i i l E ,L X . :fs if , -, it Robin Ward Charles Watson Steve Webb Donald Wentz Randy Wentz Q.. A l Ada Zumbro 64 i ROW 1: Eugene Spurbeck - Pres.: Steve Kaneff - V. Pres.: Ellen Davis - Treas.: ROW 2: Student Council: Brenda Beebe, Susie Reese, and Beth Carpenter. On a scorching hot, humid September day, 186 nervous freshmen entered the doors o High School, little knowing what lay ahead in the next four years. They soon learned tha f Warren t fresh- men are constantly teased and tortured by upperclassmen. They also learned the tricks of the trade, like how to jam a locker, how to get away with wearing culottes, and other antics. Many freshmen were active in sports. Our most exciting football game was when we defeated our bitter rivals, Belpre. In the sign contest against the other classes, the enthusiastic freshmen won the spirit award. For the Valentine Dance, we chose our sweetheart couple, Vickie Ludwig and Joe McGirr. The freshmen wish to thank everyone who made their first year at W.H.S. a happy one. Freshmen David Anderson Mike Angle Diane Arnold Monica Arnold Rachael Augustine Charles Bailey Wanda Bailey Ronald Ball David Barrett Brenda Beebe Kim Beebe Chris Billups Teresa Binegar Debbie Bishop Larry Bonnette Cynthia Brookover Pam Burch Kay Burd Terry Burt Debra Burton Kenny Carmichael Beth Carpenter Linda Carver Vickie Carver Rita Cline Robert Cline Carol Cottrill Neil Cowdery Robert Cowdery Galen Cox Karen Cozzens Jim Crider Rex Cunningham Lou Curry Ellen Davis Kathy Davis Della Day Nancy Dick Cynthia Dolak Cheryl Duckworth Robin Eaton Ben Elder 1 -Q: far Jerry Hale Joe Hall Linda Hanger Scott Hanger Sue Harris Virginia Hartleben Gary Hendershot George Hendrickson Craig Hendrickson John Holden ,G in Steve Evans Randall Farley Kim Fleming Mollie Foreman Barry Fortney Mike Giffin Rickie Gill Kathy Gilliand Debbie Gorham , fl 1 ff Glenn Gossett Jack Green Sharon Green Linda Greenwalt at A Ricky Gorham Tim Gregory Linn' Gribble Teresa Griffith Norma Gustke ' AW Se I Bonnie Huck Fred Huck , Richard Hunter f' V Russell Hupp d f- f,.u 4 lx i'!' i E545 f ' E 'ww .J 4 652565 km I 751 , .1--Af f,:, is . w--. 5.,,.f, fx- ig Robert Johnson Tom Johnson Treva Johnson Steve Kaneff Anita Kelbaugh Bruce Kennedy Sherry Kennedy Ricky Kesterson Russ Kidder Kathy King Paula King we f . in-. 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E N35 1 E, 3' .Mgt f wi. if if N E53 gg gg' ,W f M IM 9 If Ks 52 , M ll I Interclub Council is a relatively new organization at Warren High School, but within its short existence it has proved to be an efficient and effective club. The active members helped stage a relevant and exciting Christmas assembly, lt's Up To You. ' Other activities included spreading spirit and endeavoring to pro- mote involvement in school activities. Interclub Council ROW 1: Marty Clark, Debbie Westbrook, Diann Welch, Seri Arnold, Donna Miller: ROW 2: Randy Trotter, Charlie Byrd, Dave Stacy, Denny Reynolds, Kevin Kennedy: ROW 3: Marvin Huck, Dennis Lamm, Carter Gillespie, Dave Ellison, Bob Dunfee, Judy Hill, Diane Wagner, Grace Gribble, JoAnne Greenwalt: ROW 4: Donna Benson, Debbie Bell, Melanie Drake, Pam Arnold, Tina Reed, Karen McGraw, Connie Seyler, Phyllis Needham, June Huppp ROW 5: Don Miller, Tom Eddy, Linda McAtee, Becky McMains, Linda Mallahan, Leanne Lawton, Pam Grandon, Sue Llewellyn. The 1970-71 Student Council began with new ideas brought by Rick Kahrig, Linda Mallahan, Debbie White, Linda lVlcAtee, and Kevin Place when they returned from the Student Council workshop at Ohio Northern University. The Council opened up a wider scope of business and assumed the responsibility for more projects around school. Student Council ROW 1 : Brenda Beebe, Beth Carpenter, Eve Yearwood, Betty Thompson, Chip Spence, Emma Pinkerton, Robin Cain, Steve Kaneffg ROW 2: Dan Anderson, Rhonda Bowen, Debbie White, Donna Benson, Bob Dunfee, Gene Spurbeckp ROW 3: Kevin Place, Rick Kahrig, Denny Reynolds, Don Miller, Debbie Westbrook, Sue Reese, ROW 4: Tom Eddy, President, Leanne Lawton V. Pres., Linda McAtee, Sec., Linda Mallahan, Treas. ROW 1: Dave Lane, Terry Arnold, Marty Clark, Miss Morgensterng ROW 2: Tina Fleed, Pam Muntz, Pam Grandon, Le- anne Lawton, Larry Bond, ROW 3: Marvin Huck, V. Pres.: Jeanne Davis, News Recorder, Donna Gray, Treas.5 Linda Mallahan, Sec.: Carter Gillespie, Pres. National Honor Society National Honor Society built up its treasury lastnyear by a bake sale and a dance. This money was used to pay for the Semester Honor Roll Tea and the Induction Ceremonies. The N.H.S. sponsored a T.V. Honor Society Bowl Team also. The Society is used to give special rec- ognition to students with high grades, who take part in extra-curricular activities, and show the qualities of leadership, character, and service. To be initiated into National Junior Honor Society a freshman or sophomore must have gained recognition in character, scholarship, leadership, service, and citizenship. This year the Junior Honor Society sponsored the Belpre Bonfire. They gave a monetary award to the class with the most wood, and supplied free hot chocolate. The Honor So- ciety's year will conclude with the induction of new members and a dance. National Junior Honor Qocietg ROW 1 : Ronald Roberts, Randy Sargent, Mike Shawd, Arthur Arnold, Cheryl Lawton, Eve Yearwood, Bruce Mclntyre, Jeff Lane, ROW 2: Kevin Wagner, Jerry Stacy, Donna Benson, Debbie Wingrove, Sue Llewellyn, Jane Schaad, Emma Pinkerton, Sandy Knotts, Janet Fields, ROW 3: Kevin Kennedy, Bob Dunfee, Penny Brooks, Sharon Waite, Yvonne Mayle, Pat Burt, Grace Gribble, Donna Miller, ROW 4: Doug Lang, Cheryl McGregor, Betty Thompson, Kristen Stone, Gwen Moore, Debbie Gilliand, Carol Evans, John Gillespie, Donna Benson, Diann Welch, Coleen Smith. College Club Speakers from area colleges such as Rio Grande College, Ohio Uni- versity and Mountain State College came to provide information to members of the College Club. The speakers talked about the schools and the range of classes they offered. A former student of Warren High School, Paul Bricker, discussed his experience at college. The College Club members come from the Junior or Senior classes at Warren High School. ROW 1: Chuck Lipps, Steve Roddy, Monte Foreman, Mike Barnett, Kevin Wagner, Tom DeVault, Don Weekley Randy Smith, Blake Amos, Don Miller, Mike Smith: ROW 2: Jim Rhodes, Marvin Huck, Richard Pottmeyer, Carter Gillespie, Dennis Lamm, Kevin Kennedy, Kevin Place, Denny Reynolds, Vice Pres.: Paul Wells, Randy Strahlerg ROW 3: Carol Seaman, Kris Butts, John Gillespie, Dave Lane, Jane Schaad, Dave Stacy, Joe Mitchem, Donna Benson, Rhonda Bowen, Dan Anderson: ROW 4: Larry Bond, Treas.: Donna Gray, Linda McGIumphy, Jeanne Davis, Marla Smith, Gloria Sephfus, June Hupp, Donna Miller, Ruth Hall, Janie Pottmeyer: ROW 5: Carolyn Warner, Dave Ellison, Pres.: Anita Bryan, Debbie Wingrove, Bruce Mclntyre, Debbie Westbrook, Marty Clark, Tom Eddy, Mr. Jenkins: ROW 6: Leanne Lawton, Debbie White, Becky McMains, Deni LeFebvre, Linda McAtee, Linda Mallahan, Sandy Strahler, Gary Cline. Every year the Future Teachers give a scholarship to a senior stu- dent who is planning on becoming a teacher. The club sponsored the Sweetheart Couple Contest and Denise Hooper and Chip Spence were selected as the winning couple. Fulure Teachers of America ROW 1: Jim Rhodes, Bruce Mclntyra: ROW 2: Donna Gray, Linda McGlumphy, Jeanne Davis, Betty Conley, Marla Smith, Jane Elliot, ROW 3: Brenda Gladwell, Jane Schaad, Anita Bryan, Debbie Wingrove, Sue Llewellyn, Gloria Sephfusg ROW 4: Debbie White, Becky McMains, Deni LeFebvre, Mr. Craig. ROW 1: Steve Richards, Tom Offenberger, Don Miller, Dave Brooks, Miss Stephens, ROW 2: Chris Francis, Jackie Farley, Debbie Bell, Donna Benson, Karen Hoyt, Pat Burt. This year the BATTLE CRY staff modified the paper into four columns and used more pictures. The paper used sales getters such as polls, sweetheart snapshots, Senior profiles, and a joke area. Warren High students were kept well informed by the wide variety of news. ,Ballle Cru This year the Industrial Arts Club held two turkey shoots and a Battle of the Bands to raise money for a camping trip and pizza party. The only requirement to belong to the club is that a student-be enrolled in the industrial arts program, and interested in promoting the Industrial Arts classes. ROW 1: Harry Pickrell, Chuck Bailey, Joe Williams, Ray Roberts, Earl Treadway, Ronnie Ball, Rodney Cody, Rick Bailey, ROW 2: Robert Cowdery, Terry Sephfus, Paul Murray, Fred Huck, Edward See, Albert See, Daryl Ullman 5 ROW 3: Harry Williams, Brian Rippeto, Mark Smith, Ronald Roberts, Harold Palmer, Linn Yost, Chris Billupsp ROW 4: Kevin Johnson, Randy Trotter, Ray Williams, Bruce Morgan, Mark Martin, Mr. Bibbee. Industrial Arfs Club 79 The Warren High Chapter of OEA was operated only on a local level this year. lVlrs. Aebi acted as Warren High Chapter sponsor of OEA and together with the other club advisors, worked on the plans which in- volved joint participation of the four clubs. This year, each club took turns in hosting a joint meeting of the four clubs once a month. Individual meetings took place within the 'various blocks. The joint event of the clubs was the Spring Banquet held in IVlay. O.E.A. ROW 1: Steve Toothman, Steve Owens, Jim Rhodes, Mike Cox, Don Weekley, Bob Carr: ROW 2: Kala Koon, Cathy Muntz June Irvine, Sherida Wheeler, Betty Conley, Patti Porter, Janie Pottmeyer, Pam Adams, Pam Wellspring, Mary Roby, Debbie Davis, Philenfi Radabaughi 'ROW 32 Doletta Singer, Yvonne Mayle, Joyce Dexter, Sharon Riggens, Tina Meeks, Kim Giffin, Carolyn Welch, Barb Gribble, Darlene Lang, Donna Venham, Carol Davis, Pam Bohl, Sally Boord: ROW 4: Cathy Abbott, Tanya Shotwell, Margie Pugh, Patti Hearn, Jackie Farley, Veronica Arnold, Cathy King, Debbie Reynolds, Sharon Waite, Marta Bowman, Denise Corbitt, Earlene Jones: ROW 5: Tina Reed, Pat Richards, Karen Stevens, Phyllis Needham, Kathy Fortney, Debbie Gilliand, Marj Hendrickson, Shirley Sarver, Judy Hill, Bindy King, Diane Farley: ROW 6: Vickie Cozzins, Melanie Drake, Debbie Bell, Susie Bowles, Darlene Treadway, Pam Arnold, Denise Stone, Diana Bishop, Cheryl Adams, Patty Pannell, Linda Petty: ROW 7: Mrs. Hardman, Mrs. Wooters, Joyce Kennedy, Diann Welch, Bob Dunfee, Charles Byrd, Mrs. Aebi, Miss Dickson. The Science Club is organized to appeal to students interested in the science fields. Guest speakers are provided for monthly programs, and the main event of the year is the Science Fair. Science Club ROW 1: Jerry Hale, Jim Crider, Make Daggett, Mike Smith, John Gillespie, Susie Reese, Debbie Gorham, Rachael Augustine, Diane Arnold, Monica Arnold, Mike Barnett, Dan Anderson, Tom DeVault, Terry Weese, Carol Seaman, Bill Huffman, Tim Irvine, Stanley Poland: ROW 2: Janet Whealdon, Terry Smith, Tim Collins, Sharon Elliott, Linn Yost, Teresa Burdette, Jeff Lane, Terry Cook, Chris Foy, Mary Roby, Sandy Strahler, Patti Porter, Janie Pottmeyer, Pam Adams, Pam Wellspring, LuAnn Rippeto, Shiela Collins, Sue Gilbert, Tom Offenberger, Marsha Pettit: ROW 3: Susan Rapp, Patty Murphy, Penny Brooks, Coleen Smith, Kenny Root, Jim Hall, Phil Nolan, Don Wentz, Bob Reynolds, Roy Ollom, Jay Gladwell, Dan Burfield, Roy Rex, Kenny Huffman, Mark Martin, Pat Burt: ROW 4: Kathy Pottmeyer, Ron Richards, Kathy Wolfe, Susan Koon, Cheryl Adams, Chuck Warner, Randy Smith, Larry Stephans, Harold Palmer, Jerry Sephfus, Charles Watson, Dave Moore, Galen Cox, Pat Parsons, Bruce Morgan, Tom DeVaultp ROW 5: Trevor Johnson, Carol Full, Dave Stacy, Joe Mitchem, Dave Brooks, Bob Burns, Charlie Greenwalt, Marvin Huck, Bob Riffle, Larry Bergdorf, Steve White, Mike Shawd, Cheryl Lawton, Karen Cozzeng ROW 6: Vicki Carver, Delbert Nichols, Cindy Ross, Kim Fleming, Mary Joy, Jan Elliot, Kristina Butts, Jane Schaad, Dave Lane, Cathy Sydenstricker, Don Richards, Paul Wells, Rhonda Bowen, Brenda Gilliand, Cathy Blake, Debbie Baker, Bonnie Huck: ROW 7: Pam Shirley, Randy Wentz, Betty Thompson, Cheryl McGregor, Dave Ellison, Wanda Waggoner, Denise Hooper, Betty Young, Carter Gillespie, Kathy Eddleblute, Sandy Knotts, Susan Stage, Debbie Smith, Jane Bayne, Mary Cougar: ROW 8: Blake Amos, Pam Grandon, Dea Jarvis, Pam Hughes, Mary Hunter, Robin Ward, Christina Francis, Lynn Withrow, Larry Bond, Jeanne Davis, Donna Gray, Linda McGlumphy, Teresa Lewis, Janice Dowler, Linda Yoak: ROW 9: Tom Eddy, Linda McAtee, Becky McMains, Carolyn Warner, Deborah Wingrove, Dennis Lamm, Ruthann Hall, Bruce Maclntyre, Vicki Burd, Steve White, Carol Devore, Nancy Caldwell, Eva Seyler, Mr. Smith. The Shield Slaff ROW 1: Seri Arnold, Carol Seaman, Dave Henry, Mrs. Stalnaker, Mike Smith, Bruce Mclntyre: ROW 2: Diann Welch, Don Miller, Sue Llewellyn. EDITOR: Don Miller ASSISTANT EDITOR: Sue Llewellyn SALESMEN OF THE YEAR: Diann Welch Mike Smith ROW 1: Linda Hanger, Becky Muntz, Wanda Bailey, Carol Cottrill, Debbie Burton, Patty Murphy, Sharon Elliot, Linda Yoak, Pam Prichett, Cheryl Stewart, Cheryl Arnold: ROW 2: Sherry Kennedy, Joyce Kennedy, Doletta Singer, Nancy Dick, Karen Stevens, Yvonne Mayle, Carolyn Mayle, Kathy Pottmeyer, Roberta Sheets, Sharon Turrill, Linda Greenwalt, Cathy Blake: ROW 3: Carol Bailey, Willa Stover, Linda Bailey, Mary Cottrill, Robin Reynolds, Debbie Collins, Shauna Deems, Becky Lipps, Rhonda Lippscomb, Candy Norris: ROW 4: Mrs. Yost, Ella Palmer, Paula King, Teresa Singer, Debbie Hall, Barbara McGraw, Anna White, Peggy Wilfong, Mrs. Tackettp ROW 5: Donna Miller, Sherida Wheeler, Vicky Davis, Janet Cox, Jo Ellen Toothman, Cindy Ross, Deana Ball, Karen Turrill, Some highlights of the year in Home Economics have been: They attended a subregional meeting at Barnesville, and exhibited clothing at two fairs. Members visited elderly folks at Arcadia Rest Home at Coolville, and prepared a Christmas program called Christmas Customs around the World. Four bus trips have been enjoyed by many members: summer picnic at Adena, home of Ohio's fifth governor, at Y.M.C.A. Building at Marietta, and a career day at the campus of Ohio State University. The theme for the annual style show was Astrological Fashion Forecast. F F,lrl.A. Oflicers Future armers ROW 1: Terry Lee, Jack Dennis, Gene Pahl, Larry Stephens, ROW 2: Steve Richards, Paul Mason, Frank Lee, Larry Wheal- don, Danny Anderson, Doug Sealy, Terry Sephfus, Steve Webb, Tommy Lee, Bob Stewart: ROW 3: Gene Carpenter, Thomas Perdew, Roy Ollom, Gary Seaman, Mike Stewart, Dave Lemasters, Randy Marshall, Eddie Kidd, Bob Cross: ROW 4: Dave Wynn, Randy Kahrig, Bob Reynolds, Jerry Sephfus, Robert Pickrell, Harley Rood, Earl Giffin, Bill Horton, Terry Weese: ROW 5: Mr. Tackett, John Lamp, John Hooper, Randy Wentz, Billy Huffman, Arthur Arnold, Ronald Palmer, Doyle Martin, Harold Giffin. LAND JUDGING TEAM Harold Giffin, Marty Clark, Joe Mitchem. The Future Farmers of America Chapter consists of students from grades 9-12 plan- ning to enter the agricultural occupation when they complete their schooling. The FFA has participated in the following activi- ties: Exhibits to the State and County Fairs, One Hundred Bushel Corn Club, attendance at the National FFA Convention at Kansas City, Parliamentary Procedure Contest, Parent Recognition Banquet, State FFA Convention, State FFA Camp, and operating the chapter farm. MERS Q I -- I me NATIONAL sruovmc vocArloNAL oncANizAnoN Fon sovs AGRICULTURE of America ROW 1: Bruce Lane, George Hendrickson, Allen Thomas, Tom Sarver, Richard Treadway, Dave Smith: ROW 2: Russell Kidder, Drexel Mowery, Mike Giffen, Rodney Wheeler, Bruce Kennedy, Joe Nelson, Bill Waite, Scott Hanger, Carl Full, Joe McGirr, Danny Reynolds, Charles Watson: ROW 3: Grovner Lucas, Robert Smithberger, Victor Knick, Harry Lane, Danny Rowland, Richard Jackson, Dale Lane, Rick Proctor, Jim Beebe, Tom Mills: ROW 4: Steve Waldron, Mike Way, John Linkinogger, Doug Lang, John Gillespie, Harold Palmer, Ricky Baker, Charles Gregory, Ron Richards, Charlie Seaman: ROW 5: Bill Needham, Rodney Marshall, Lester Freeland, Delbert Nichols, Dennis Lamm, Chuck Westerman, Craig Cross, Denny Reynolds: ROW 6: Dan Zimmer, Terry Coffman, Marty Clark, Joe Mitchem, Tom Weinrich, Rick Kahrig, Pat Gates, Mr. McCoy. PARLIAMENTARY PROCEDURE TEAM ROW 1: Harold Giffin, Dan Zimmer, Dennis Lamm, Rick Kahrig, Denny Reynolds: ROW 2: Tom Weinrich, Marty Clark, Joe Mitchem. ROW 1: Dan Anderson, Sentinel: Terry Coffman, Reporter: Rick Kahrig, Treas.: ROW 2: Tom Weinrich, Sec.: Marty Clark Pres.: Joe Mitchem, V. Pres. F.F.A. Officers ROW 1: Mike Shawd, Bruce Maclntyre, Kevin Kennedy, Marvin Huck, ROW 2: Eve Yearwood, Kristen Stone, Bill Rogers, Marty Clark, Debbie Westbrook, Cheryl Lawton: ROW 3: Donna Benson, JoAnne Greenwalt, Teresa Brant, Theresa Williams, Sue Llewellyn, Marla Smith, Margie Pugh, Tina Reed: ROW 4: Linda Mallahan, Leanne Lawton, Linda McAtee, Kris Butts, Melinda Ball, Vicky Burd, Diann Welch, Donna Miller: ROW 5: Jeanne Davis, Donna Grey, Pam Grandon, Linda McGlumphy, Jane Schaad. Spanish Club Spanish Honor Society The Spanish Club and Spanish Honor Society have a ioint goal of stimulating in- terest in the Spanish Language. During the meetings a Spanish atmosphere prevails. Par- taking of Spanish food, music, filmstrips, games and speakers are just a few of the T items that may make up a program. To be initiated into the Spanish Honor Society, a student must maintain an above average grade in his Spanish Class. ROW 1: Juanita Westerman, Polly King, Pam Sullivan, Donna Miller, Brenda Wingrove, Linda Hanger, Teresa Griffith, ROW 2: Kim Beebe, Betty Young, Theresa Williams, Becky Muntz, Jeff Hess, ROW 3: Eve Yeanlvood, Don Ritenour, JoAnn Greenwalt, Teresa Brant, Bill Rogers. Chess Club is a relatively new club at W.H.S. It consists of 19 members all working hard to place first in the school tournaments. Chess is a game that requires great skill, knowledge, and intellect to outsmart the opponent. ROW 1: RuthAnn Hall, Brenda Gladwell, Melinda Berry: ROW 2: Dave Henry, Dale Wooten, Kevin Wagner, Phil Welch, Tim Jones: ROW 3: Gary Cline, Mike Smith, Dave Wynn, Joe Meek, Fred Roberts, Joe Vickers, Glen Gossettg ROW 4: Tom Eddy, Coleen Smith. The first dance of the year was the Sadie Hawkins dance, sponsored by the Library Club. Their main project was to help purchase a new shelf for the library. Last spring the members and advisors went to Columbus to the museum of archeology. Chess Club Librarg Club ROW 1: Mike Stewart, Ron Weekley: ROW 2: Grace Gribble, Pam Hughes, Sheila Collins, Rose Hupp, Debbie Gilliand, Debbie Collins, Vera Gillinwater, Carol Evans, Kathy English, Donna Miller: ROW 3: Sue Gilbert, LuAnn Rippeto, Patty Hearn, Cindy Lawhorn, Pat Snider, Lynn Withrow, Barbara McGraw, Sharon Turrill, Karen Turrill, Lois McGirrp ROW 4: Pam Gordon, Veronica Arnold, Darlene Lang, Marta Bowman, Earleen Jones, Denise Corbitt, Pat Burt, Steve Evans: ROW 5: Connie Shuck, June Hupp, Amy Nutter, Gwen Moore, Mr. Spencer. 87 ROW 1: Sheila Denton, Lynn Porter, Mary Cottrill, Vickie Carver, Susan Rapp, Teresa Griffith, Susie Bowles, Marsha Drake, Darlene Treadway, Susie Cowdery: ROW 2: Robin Reynolds, Linda Lawhorn, Kathy Eddleblute, Sandi Knotts, Cheyenne Wilson, Brenda Gilliand, Betty Young, Patty Lucas, Debbie Toothman: ROW 3: Judy Hill, Linda McGlumphy, Norma Gustke, Eva Simon, Carol Bailey, Carol Davis, Susie Koon, Linda McGraw: ROW 4: Rachael Augustine, Sue Reese, Beth Carpenter, Kathy Wolfe, Debbie Gorham, Melanie Drake, V. Pres., Vickie Cozzens, Sally Boord, Rhonda Bowen, ROW 5: Becky McMains, Linda McAtee, Pres.: Deni LeFebvre, Jane Bayne, Treas.: Debbie White, Sec.: Miss Dickson. Y-Teens Y-teens have been active in many projects this year, including a variety show to benefit the March of Dimes and the leukemia founda- tion. They also went trick or treat for U.N.I.C.E.F. at the homecoming football game. They have had many guest speakers: Miss Patti Hartleben, from Wendy Ward Charm Center, and different hair stylists from Charles Hairdresser in Marietta. The mother-daughter tea was held at the YMCA in Parkersburg. 0 The Future Nurses visited several hospitals this year in order to observe hospital procedure. ROW 1: Debbie Hall, Sharon Turrill, Shauna Deems, Pat Snider: ROW 2: Betsy Fulton, Cindy Lawhorn, Anita Bryan, Kathy English, Rose Hupp, Barbara McGraw, Karen Tur- rill: ROW 3: Vickie Davis, Mary Cottrill, Robin Reynolds, Linda McGraw, Debra Tooth- man, Patty Pannell, Linda Petty: ROW 4: Karen McGraw, Vera Gillenwater, Connie Seyler, Shirley Sarver, Mrs. Reed. French Club activities this year included a study of the geography of France. We also corresponded with pen-pals from France. Future Nurses ROW 1: Jackie Riffle, Betty Thompson, Teresa Lemasters, Janet Fields: . ROW 2: Sue Harris, Norma Gustke, Cheyenne Wilson, Vickie Carver: ROW 3: Steve Evans, Sec.-Treas.: Diane Wagner, Pres.: Grace Gribble, V. Pres.: Mrs. Rattenbury. O French Club Girls Athletic Association ROW 1: Sharon Elliott, Janet Whealdon, Joanne Greenwalt, Molly Foreman, Lynn Gribble Cindy Dolak, Dixie Sims, Rita Cline, Ellen Davis, Jo Ellen Toothman, Linda Yoak, Thresa Smith, Patty Murphy: ROW 2: Mary Hunter, Wanda Waggoner, Karen McGraw, Christina Francis, Pam Sullivan, Linda Johnson, Brenda Pierson, Debbie Gilliand, Cathy Blake, Kathy Davis, Kathy Gilliand, Cheryl Pottmeyer: ROW 3: Linda Greenwalt, Teresa Brant, Coleen Smith, Linda Hanger, Debbie Toothman, Linda McGraw, Becky Lipps, Denise Hooper, Emma Pinkerton, Lois Kidder, Debbie Baker: ROW 4: Brenda Beebe, Carol Seaman, Kris Butts, Martha Brant, Theresa Lewis, Lillian King, Janice Dowler, Althea Nelson, Ada Zumbro, Sharon Gates, Karen Hoyt, Cheryl Arnold: ROW 5: Gloria Sephfus, Marla Smith Mary Joy, Robin Ward, Jackie Shafer, Pam Burch, Theresa Wilson, Anita Kelbaugh, Rhonda Bowen, Mary Cogar: ROW 6: Debbie Bell, Debbie Smith, Treas.: Carolyn Warner, Sec.: Debbie Westbrook, Pres.: Seri Arnold, V. Pres.: Mrs. Fulton. Pep Club i ROW 1: Kathy Eddleblute, Brenda Beebe, Mary Hunter, Wanda Wag- goner, Denise Hooper, Sue Harris, Teresa Griffith, Diane Wagner, Jackie Riffle, Robin Eaton, Chris Foy: ROW 2: Terry Cook, Sandy Knotts, Susie Reese, Janet Whealdon, Nancy Dick, Treva Johnson, Linda Green- walt, Ella Palmer, Jeff Hess: ROW 3: Rachael Augustine, Debbie White, Marta Bowman, Pam Hughes, Eva Simon, Sharon Gates, Teresa Wilson, Debbie Smith, Susan Stage: ROW 4: Debbie Gorham, Jane Bayne, Mary Joy, Robin Ward, Betty Young, Althea Nelson, Debbie Westbrook, Rhonda Bowen: ROW 5: JoAnn Greenwalt, Pres.: Pam Grandon, V. Pres.: Teresa Brant, Treas.: Martha Brant, Sec.: Mrs. Fulton. U ... -5 Wrestling Club ROW 1: Joe Williams, Robert Cowdery, Chuck Bailey, Jim Waggoner, Danny Rowland, Dale Lang, Rodney Marshall, Dave Bar- rett, Coach Gainerg ROW 2: Harry Williams, Mike Minard, Harry Lane, Jack Dennis, Keith Kidder, Bob Riffle, Harry Pickrell: ROW 3: Ron Hoyt, Stanley Poland, Doug Lang, Bob Dunfee, Russ Woomer, Doug Fairbanks, Rick Meeks, Terry Sephfusp ROW 4: Charles Greenwalt, Larry Stephans, Kenny Dennis, Dave Ellison, Gene Pahl, Raymond Williams, Roger Kaneff, Bob Burns. Varsity Club ,gg ROW 1: Coach Kelican, Phil McGraw, Paul Wells, Jeff Bradford, Harry Williams, Harry Lane, Jack Dennis, Tim Collins, Rick Meek, Bob Dunfee, Terry Coffman: ROW 2: Mark Elder, Stan Poland, Doug Lang, Russ Woomer, Phil Welch, Dan Anderson, John Gillespie, Kevin Kennedy, Dennis Morrow, Chip Spence, Dave Knost: ROW 3: Dave Stacy, Kevin Place, Marty Clark, Tom Weinrich, Mike Schaad, Tom Eddy, Randy Marshall, Ray Williams, Blake Amos, Carlos Pannell, Tom Offenberger: ROW 4: Eugene Pahl, Bob Jarvis, Larry Stephen, Dave Ellison, Charles Burd, Marvin Huck, Larry Bond, Randy Smith, Gary Cline: ROW 5: Don Miller, Roger Kaneff, Charles Greenwalt, Denny Reynolds, Joe Mitchem, Mike Smith, Dennis Lamm, Dave Brooks, Rick Kahrig, Dave Henry. The Fellowship of Christian Athletes started a huddle group last year with help from Williamstown High School. F.C.A., being a new organization, began with only a few members this year, but hopes to grow next year by getting more boys interested. 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Cl 'l'IVI'l'IeS P .L Warren High School Marching Band ROW 1: Susie Koon, Penny Brooks, Norma Gustke, Cris Stone, Marcia Server, Lynn Piatt, Steve Johnson, Mike Shawd Pat Parsons, ROW 2 Kathy Ludwig, Kathy Davis, Patty Schilling, Coleen Smith, Cris Foy, Greg Butts, Galen Cox, Flandy Kahrigp ROW 3:N llliane Kiser, Pam Gorden, Janet Leasure, Kim Beebe, Ann Boyles, Pam Pritchett, Kim Fleming, Thresa Williams, Connie Seylerg ROW 4: LouAnn Mulligan, Ellen Davis, Vicky Ullman, Teresa LeMasters, Terry Welch, Chuck Lipps, Bob Feathers, Randy Sargent, ROW 6: Linda McGlumphy, Betty Young, Sally Boord, Carol Davis, Debbie Stone, Mr. Yeago, Band Director. 94 Siage Band Conceri Band Penny Brooks, Susan Koon, Carol Davis, Sally Boord, Head majorette. Majoreifes Carol Sally Penny Susan Chorus ROW 1: Don Weekley, Dave Stacy, Gene Pahl, Randy Giffin, Chris Foy, Terry Cook, Chris Billups, Ricky Baker, ROW 2: Randy Sargent, Kenny Eddy, Dan Anderson, Tim Collins, Chuck Cook, Ellen Davis, Ruth Rex, Sid Mclntire, Jerry Stacy, Bob Feathers, Craig Hendrickson, ROW 3: Sally Boord, Debbie Gorham, Beth Carpenter, Susie Reese, Lou Curry, Cathy English, Carol Evans, Vera Gillinwater, Nancy Dick, Molly Foreman, Lois Kidder, Kim Fleming: ROW 4: Karen McGraw, Betty Young, Brenda Wolfe, Denise Hooper, Wanda Waggoner, Marsha Drake, Susie Cowdery, Pam Hughes, Christina Frances, Diane Arnold, Diane Kiser: ROW 5: Debbie Wingrove, Teresa Wilson, Lynn Withrow, Sherry Kennedy, Polly King, Ella Palmer, Sheila Denton, Pam Sullivan, Treva Johnson, Cheryl McGregor: ROW 6: Linda McGraw, Cindy Dolak, Kay Burd, Ruthann Hall, Linda McAtee, Becky McMains, Robin Ward, Jackie Schaffer, Vickie Way, Cindy Ross. 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Football Team l97O 9 1 is Kg , ,X is A gl? 1 - A if' 3 3 B 9 f 74: '69 :AEN A ' B1 ia Q .-'elfsaii T? 1' Z .1 ROW 1: Coach Johnson, Coach Wentz, Mike Basim, Paul Kaneff, Steve Padgitt, Rodney Wheeler, Jerry Stacy, Mark Minerd: ROW 2: Trainer: Kevin Wagner, Bob Nolan, Dave Wynn, Ronald Palmer, Roy Ollom, Dave Knost, Jeff Bradford, Chip Spence, Tim Collins, Terry Coffman, Mark Elder, Coach Jameson: ROW 3: Coach Kelican, Gene Carpenter, Ron Hoyt, Joe Vickers, Kevin Kennedy, Dan Anderson, Randy Giffin, John Gillespie, Phil McGraw, Bob Dunfee, Steve Owens, Mike Smith, Denny Morrow, Coach Flanagan: ROW 4: Greg Schaad, Mike Schaad, Randy Smith, Charlie Burd, Rick Kahrig, Dave Ellison, Denny Reynolds, Joe Mitchem, Marvin Huck, Charlie Greenwalt, Larry Stephan, Dave Brooks, Gene Pahl: ROW 5: Manager: Craig Cross, Bob Riffle, Robin Cain, Tom DeVault, Bob Dolak, Bob Reynolds, Matthew Arnold, Steve White, Harry Lane, Carl Full, Delbert Nichols, Manager: Chuck Shotwell. -JERRY KELICAN Mr. Kelican, head football and track coach and physical education, world history and civics teacher at Warren High School, announced his resignation May 4, effective at the end of the 1970-71 school year. Kelican will be the head coach at James Wood High School, Winchester, Va. r He came to Warren in 1968-69 and started the rebuilding of athletics. He has coached both the Track and Football teams to Championships in the Tri-Valley League. Everyone in Warren who has been associated with Coach Kelican will truly miss our enthusiastic and talented mentor, but we wish him much success in his future endeavors. GOOD LUCK! 00 Goal line in sight I got it, . . . I think So Quarterbacks do run. Smitty scores again Closing in for the klll 1st, Down for Phil Blue-Set-Hut-Hut The Bench stays alive f-np. , l If fl : em-., ' ' A , 50 5.5 'K 4- '.lZ11 ,1',i fl f T: ,. W1-,Z-' e ffzzm - A.. 'wg-.W-. .3 A ,, A-.,,...wi 1 Q ij flfziaf ff .e::2lfi5v3iQl'E .V ' .sf211 .' ,1-N' - H .' Y ?.af:J,:2 ' ' .r H Fi'-1' W 4 1-3 rr. ' S-.,-51.-. ,QM-,ans . ,,f,',, , 1. MARVIN HUCK 155 -- ,, 1 A A ,. ,,.,.u A we L. Ji eww: My A Q ' 'T?'f',.v ,- fi. ft f ' , 'H' 4' 4 ,4-tw.-,f . . I ,,fe,.. Q- . J 1 , A JW' If Ji! W2 6 f -f. .T RICK KAHRIG V-.ew--e,.,,q - N ,Q gh? L T, - nf Avo , , , s, rj ' 4' , i 4.59 t n Q-,1u4 Q . '1 1,1 Y .2 rl I., q'?J!.4r , ,, 1 V FX : r 'Y 'M I' , an Piygiem-I In , 1 8 w 1' if 1 A MIKE SMITH N Q - -1- 3' I Q. , 1, ffgffj hwy., ' A fe 7 v gpg' 'S , . L J, . are ,. mv... f Fr , , ,,, J,.' Mm . AM Y.-gfafg ': 11f+f.f-he-' 'I ,, fs 5 41 '. f Q M -v ' 'f , '-if ff fglfv ... f -QW DAVE BROOKS by xx f fl. Q, fx ' ff ' V A is-fr' f f N' 'V .TA-,,,W.E ,, ' ' 7ahyg4. I,. A ,'I'f- ' ,Q EILXT3 mrigf- ' V eps' f we - , 1 A -,3-xp -' ' Q I Ili' I 1, ,- rf S, I, an uw I , DAVE ELLISON JOE MITCHEM Seniors ll 7 I ll 1970 Record 6-3?-I Morgan Co. Paden City St. Mary's Vinton Co. Caldwell Nelsonville York Fort Frye Ravenswood Federal Hocking Belpre WE THEY 14 14 6 21 7 0 41 0 21 22 64 0 19 14 6 0 28 14 14 28 ! I 3 wgwi., at s 4 . pf-.. , , .. 'ewgie K .ww AQ, 1,6 , .3 19 ' Tn ' , EW f-Q S wf Ah Q -4 I M . ,X ,, M, 1,3 REQ . i ef I wt? ,nh 4 X .2 . 'Q'f??'ff-'rqfffs . 2 'rf'-,-s ,..f1fi-vial? . 1 1-3 . ig 5 'M ', l , DENNY REYNOLDS The Big Three V-I-C-T-O-R-Y NOT SHOWN: Eugene Pahl, Larry Stephan, Larry Bond and Tom Weinrich. 95 7 , .gjjgff-5, J ' -ge 13ja1ifrj,f':jI -'1 A, M ' , If - ' W 'T ffm? Sie ' Jews, J ' wx gan-rg-il 2' 4' e Q34 4Qiqg5fag11a2,.i.' + .- X2 ' . ., 1 I 25 , ,ff 1 ,Q :Q . I f r '- 'yf':.',.- . 1,,'-1'-new-'. f ei' .-. ,ef ', GREG sc:-:AAD H! 'P 175 U .y X- R , 41' 'A E wf- . ,4 '..- ' z7.Lfj1Q Q. is,-gg jlfaqg ',f1fu9u,Xq NI 14, .J e -1.-,pl ' - 'I 1 :L .J-.,,,.w my . L41it'f,'s.,-:Q ifaifqfavefzefw RANDY SMITH CHARLIE BURD 751' f ' W7 ' ' I T -w M 7' W 7 iw as ' Q f A , - , I-f :.u . ,gf jg T me ig- 'Q wwf ,, es A to M, Mg H ., M 'nk I , Q ,.. . W'-' -'M-1 ff .352 -1 -- 1.2 nf' - A V ,JL ,..'f'f'.'-: ',,i1wb 4,g' gg. 'S CHARLIE GREENWALT 4 1:16 ,' Q-. .,-gt' Mgr' QA iwwu 'I-V. I t. 1 .1 19'? ,' It I ga 53 K 1 et c 7 3 5 F M15 Sgt 1 IA 445 r . wwf' 'ff .5312 rt' ty, 32,7 ' ' 'gi ', 12,4 , it xv Huggy f 1 ,mb he ' 'I .ef lf. Jn ftm. J n MIKE SCHAAD l0'I Freshman Football ROW 1: Robert Smithberger, Dave Anderson, Ken Carmichael, Ronnie Ball,Jack Marshall, Dale Lane, Brian Rippeto, Mr. Wentz: ROW 2: Dan Rowland, Dan Reynolds, Mike Angle, Craig Hendrickson, Bruce Kennedy, Chris Billups, Larry Malcolm, Jim Waggonerp ROW 3: Joe Nelson, Barry Fortney, Randy Offenberger, Rick Gill, Richard Hunter, Kenny Luman, Randy Farley, Robert Cowderyg ROW 4: Jim Crider, Dale Wooten, Mark Smith, Victor Knick, Joe McGirr, Dave Moore, Rodney Short, Tom Johnson. Honors All Tri-Valley Conference Team Joe Mitchem - Sr. OB Denny Reynolds - Sr. LB Randy Smith - Sr. HB Gang tackle Eugene Pahl - Sr. Center Go, Joe, go! Bob Dunfee - Jr. Tackle Tom Weinrich - Sr. End 1st Team All South Eastern Ohio Denny Reynolds ' Eugene Pahl Honorable Mention All State Denny Reynolds Super Burd Ha, missed me. Eugene Pahl asketball l 970-7 I ROW 1: Coach Haberfield, Jerry Stacy, Kenny Eddy, Dave Stacy, Joe Mitchem, Mark Elder, Tim Johnson, Terry Coffman, Phil McGraw, Neil Cowderyp ROW 2: Kenny Fortney, Tom Eddy, Dave Knost, Randy Giffin, Marty Clark, Chip Spence, Tim Collins, Dan Anderson. Willie Make It? Betty Dol ln Coach Haberfield's second year at Warren High the team took its year's experience, combined it with talent, and brought home a winning season. The Warriors dis- played their cat-like instinct on defense and showed lightning skills on the execution of the fast break. 'I03 MARTY CLARK TOM EDDY Coffee, Tea, or Rosin Basketball Games . . WHS OPPONENTS WE THEY Frontier 70 80 Nelsonville-York 84 62 Fort Frye 67 49 Federal Hocking 72 90 Parkersburg South 66 77 Parkersburg Catholic 78 57 Vinton County 83 62 Frontier 61 53 Parkersburg Catholic 67 59 Belpre 74 58 Federal Hocking 59 68 Williamstown 77 73 Fort Frye 54 59 Nelsonville-York 75 71 Parkersburg South 75 76 vimon county 76 56 Belpre 61 59 Williamstown as 73 TOURNAMENT Wellston 68 70 Going Up? JOE MITCHEM DAVE STACY ROW 1: Coach Jameson, Roy Oilom, Dave Knost, Kenny Eddy Bruce Abbot, Greg Mayle, Jeff Bradford, ROW 2: Tim Collins, Chip Spence, Robin Cain, Jeff Stephan, Denny Morrow. ROW 1: Ben Elder, Albert See, Tom Johnson, Dave Moore, Steve Kaneff, Rodney Short, Richard Hunter, Danny Reynolds Barry Fortney, Mr. Wentzg ROW 2: Robert Smithberger, Joe McGirr, Victor Knick, Larry Malcolm, Dale Wooten, Mike Angle, Randy Offenberger, Gene Spurbeck, Brian Rippeto. 6 Dish-ici Champions - Class A-AA Russ Woomer, Jack Dennis, Rick Meek, Harry Lane, Stan Poland, Eugene Pahl, Bob Dunfee, Kenny Dennis, Ron Hoyt, Raymond Williams, Harry Williams, Doug Lang, Coach Gainer. The 22-1 record compiled by the Varsity Squad of W.H.S. proved to be the best in the schooI's history. This record included the winning of the tough Barnesville Invitational Tournament over 8 other schools, the capturing of the Class A-AA District Championship, and qualifying 4 boys for the State Wrestling Championship in Columbus. 1 TEAM WE THEY Parkersburg 29 26 Point Pleasant 63 0 Parkersburg High 21 30 Nelsonville-York 38 8 Point Pleasant 61 0 Parkersburg South 26 21 Meigs 49 8 H Yer out! Marietta 27 20 Chillicothe 28 23 Belpre 48 8 Philo 39 15 Meigs 58 3 Philo 48 11 BARN ESVI LLE TOURNEY DISTRICT AA CHAMPS Did you know that Ohio has an H in it? NAME R. H. J. D. Woomer Williams Dennis Lang S. Poland R H K. R E R C B Williams Lane Dennis Hoyt Pahl Meek . Greenwalt Dunfee Reserve Wrestling Squad PTS. R ECO R D 83 18-1 65 13-4 77 20-3 75 15-5 23 8-1-1 72 13-5 62 8-8 61 15-6 15 3-1 1-1 80 18-1 69 15-4 38 9-8 36 10-4 Coach Gainer, Jim Waggoner, Dale Lane, Bob Riffle, Dave Anderson, Jack Marshall, Mark Minard, Keith Kidder, Doug Fairbanks, Bob Pickrell. 107 Wa rren's Qiaie Wresiling Team Doug Lang, Kenny Dennis, Eugene Pahl, Jack Dennis, Russ Woomer Excedrin headache number 201 ! l told you my neck size was a 162 if f af' WN' is Varsiig Track Team ROW 1: Ronald Palmer, Chuck Lipps, Dave Walters, Ed See, Steve Padgitt, Randy Kahrig, Harry Lane, Rodney Wheeler, Bob Thomas, Jeff Hess: ROW 2: Bob Riffle, Bob Reynolds, Joe Vickers, Steve White, Mike Basim, Paul Kaneff, Bill Huffman, Greg Mayle, Steve Toothmanp ROW 3: Dave Knost, Jerry Stacy, Chuck Jarvis, Charles Greenwalt, Charles Burd, Randy Smith, Larry Bond, Tom Offenberger, Vic Knick. .L-, . Freshman Track Team ROW 1: Kenny Luman, Danny Rowland, Albert See, Joe McGirr, Richard Hunter, Randy Farley, Joe Nelson: ROW 2: Randy Offenberger, Mike Angle, Mark Smith, Steve White, Larry Nlalcolm, Lynn Mercer, George Francis. W.H.S. Track Records I 97 I 100 yd. 10.2 Randy Smith 880 yd. 2:06.2 Dave Knost L. Jump 21 'W' Randy Smith P. Vault 10'6 Dave Walters H. Jump 5'10 Vic Knick 109 Varsity Baseball - 1971 ROW 1 Coach Johnson Kevin Kennedy Paul Mason Larry Stephan, Joe Mitchem, Rex Cunningham Harold Glffm Dave Stacy Bob Dunfee ROW 2 Bob Nolan Tim Collins Chip Spence Kevin Place, Denny Reynolds Marty Clark John Gillespie Paul Wells TEAM Waterford Frontier Parkersburg B. Reds Federal-Hocking Williamstown Vinton Co. Nelsonville York Belpre Parkersburg South Federal-Hocking Frontier Parkersburg B. Reds Vinton Co. Nelsonville York Belpre New Lexington Federal-Hocking Reserve Record TEAM WE THEY It ., we sw,,s,,e,xss:,ggwfmfg lfzzfaenrfqs-M., , . ga,a,w, ' ..: mwwzy f. . f , 9 l , it ' i - , . Parkersburg Big Reds 2 8 ' .'f, me ., ' e-xQ' 4 W, 1 LQ IT i ' yet. 'fs A, . 'ways ww?-1 - Parkersburg Catholic 16 5 ' -, ,Ir ini is W-if I r W - , L f RIVCI' Local 5 8 pw 'ft-criffafffe. Q Nifwf-3 wif' 1, .4 lu'-,Q . J. V . - .... 1-at . I. .N ., W rf d 1 - 'fif ' s r , , , 4, 2 ate 0' 6 Marietta . . 0 2 ' f Parkersburg Catholic 7 10 More 5 6 fu P .. Parkersburg South 5 13 152' .1 ,f R, Q- 11915 efifif'-.,ar,aQb 'ri 'Wt 12.15 ir '?:7'R'5iL3 t I ,gh .s K. w V .4 jvvlmgl Jed wfff fig' ,MH K' -. hw f.- ' fn' '-iff' X ii! ', g- '. ly., 45241, ,kyg.g.f'i'- .kg5g4K3,,5 -f ,gkLf:-is Babe Dunfee strikes again Ill Out? Kevin Place No Hitter Reserves ROW 1: Rick Gorham, Brian Rippeto, Pat Parsons, Sidney Mclntire, Bob Dolak, Dave Moore, Jerry Sephfus, Tom Johnson, Jack Green, Chuck Shotwell, Coach Wentz: ROW 2: Jeff Bradford, Robin Cain, Dennis. Morrow, Rick Gill, Roy Rex, Dale Wooten, Danny Reynolds, Jim Waggoner, Bob Ellison: ROW 3: ' Jeff Stephan, Tim Gregory, Bruce Kennedy. Golf Team ROW 1: Mike Smith, Terry Weese, Eddie Howell, Chuck Bailey, Tim Irvine, Mark Minard, Mark Husk,,Jim Rhodes, Don Miller: ROW 2: Randy Trotter, Phil Welch, Gary Seaman, Danny Anderson, Gene Spurbeck, Rodney Short, Barry Fortney Phil Nolan. Cross Counlrg Team ROW 1: Steve Kaneff, Kenny Eddy, Lynn Mercer, ROW 2: Chuck Lipps, Jim Rhodes, Greg Butts, Phil Welch, Coach Watkins: ROW 3: Bob Thomas, David Lane, Don Miller, Blake Amos, Gary Cline, Tom Offenberger, Roger Kaneff. Va rsifg I Cheerleawders DEBBIE WESTBROOK RHONDA BCWEN . 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LINDA MALLAHAN ' S500 Scholarship Tracy Fund, Barlow-Vincent Freshman Honor Student Ohio State University JUNIOFIS: SITTING: Carol Evans, 1st. in class, 1st in English Ill in Wash. Co., Diann Welch, 2nd. in class: John Gillespie, 3rd. in class, Donna Miller, 4th. in class: STAND- ING: Lynn Withrow, 1st. in American History in Wash. Co., Sue Llewellyn, 3rd. in American History in Wash. Co. SOPHOMORES: SITTING: Grace Gribble, 1st. in class ITieI: William Rogers, 1st. in class ITieI, 3rd. in Geometry in Wash. Co., Mike Shawd, 3rd. in class: Kristin Stone, 4th. in class: STANDING: Cheryl Lawton, 1st. in Biology in Wash. Co.: JoAnne Greenwalt, 1st. in Spanish I in Wash. Co.: Janet Fields, 3rd. in French I in Wash. Co. Tracg Award Winners SENIORS: SITTING: Linda Mallahan, Valedictorian, 1st. in class, 2nd. in English IV in Wash. Co., Leanne Lawton, Salutatorian, 2nd. in class, 2nd. in English IV in Wash. Co.: Pam Grandon, 3rd. in class: Marty Clark, 4th. in class: S'I'ANDlNG: Pam Muntz, 3rd. in Bookkeeping in Wash. Co.: William Crowley, 2nd. in Chemistry in Wash. Co.: Larry Bond, 3rd. in Physics in Wash. Co.: Tom Eddy, 3rd. in American Government in Wash. Co., Brenda Gladwell, 2nd. in French II in Wash. Co. 'II 7 Joe Mitchem Glenville State College S1700 Grand and Aid , l Denny Reynolds Glenville State College S900 Nat. Defense Loan David Lane Ohio State University Four Year Navy ROTC Full Scholarship .1 Q l 1 5 i 5 Charles Greenwalt Glenville State College S1600 Grant and Aid Tina Meeks Ohio State School of A Cosmetology - Scholarship - S250 Larry Bond Ohio State University x t Freshman Honors Student S630 B.L. Stradley Memorial Gloria Sephfus S700 N.D.E.A. S100 Ohio Instruction Grant S600 Work Study l ' 1 l l 2 l l l Marty Clark S500 OAPSE SCh0laI'ShiP Jackie Farley S150 Ag. Competitive Seh. Ohio Valley Couege S400 O.S.U. Scholarship Loan S390 Ohio Instruction Grant S50 Bond - Rotary Club .1 Leanne Lawton Marla Smith Tom Eddy Ohio State Univ. S50 Scholarship Air Force Academy S330 Ohio Inst. Grant Future Teachers ADP0infmem Mike Smith Linda McGlumphy Pam Grandon Ohio State Univ. Ohio Valley College Ohio State Univ. S210 Grant and Aid S400 Scholarship S500 Mitchell Award f-of Denise LeFebvre Alpha Iota Bus. Sorority S150 Scholarship Pam Muntz S1000 Ed. Grant S600 Nat. Def. Loan S400 Ohio Inst. Grant AS . f .A '- Greg Schaad Tom and Leanne June Hupp Marvin Huck Salem COHQQG l Dare You Award Marietta College Finch Scholarship, S150 3200 Grant and Aid S800 Ed. Grant General Univ. Scholarship S800 Work Joe Mitchem, Football and Baseball: Randy Smith, Track, Marty Clark, Basketball and Baseball, Denny Reynolds, Linda Mauaban Football: Blake Amos, Cross Country. ABSENT: Eugene Valedlctorian Pahl, Wrestling. OUTSTANDING SENIOR ATH LETES: Gary Seaman, Golf: Ohio State Univ., S600 Leanne Lawton Salutatorian 9 BEST LOOKING CLASS FLIRTS Linda and Pat Teresa and Bob WITTIEST Donna and Mickey Senior FIRST TO MAKE A MILLION Brenda and Roger CUTEST COUPLE Carol and Dave MOST STUDIOUS MOST TALENTED Vickie and Marty FRIENDLIEST Linda and Larry Surie and Kevin f MOST FUN TO BE WITH CLASS CLOWNS Marsha and Randy Darlene and Harry Favor-iles MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED MOST VE RSATILE Beverly and Carter Linda and Marvin BUSIEST , , , ,QV . 'H Leanne and Tom L I 7' . ' ,,, M, A ,, I Q h ka ly . e i MOST COURTEQUS BEST DRESSED MOST ATHLETIC Patti and Randy Dennis and Melanie Debbie and Joe Debbie Wesibrook Homecoming Queen I 970-7 I LEANNE LAWTON Senior LINDA FLEMING CAROL DEVORE Senior Senior KAREN COZZENS Freshman DENISE HOOPER Sophomore PAT BURT Junior Karen Cozzens, Denise Hooper, Pat Burt, Debbie Westbrook, Leanne Lawton, Linda Fleming, Carol Devore. Here Comes ihe Greai Pumpkin ROW 1: Marty Clark, Bruce Carpenter, Jeff Lane, Jim Flannery, ROW 2 Debbie Westbrook, Leanne Lawton, Carol Devore, Linda Fleming. Arrivederci Roma King Marig an Queen Debbue Mag QQ 1971 d ,fu 's 'ffl H .f , -.Wf I lx ,,.x L k-+f,f QM 'QQ ff gk 'WS3 4, . had 9 Graduahon June 4. 1971 -...xg Valedictorian Linda Mallahan Salutatorian Leanne Lawton 1. 3 ,Y H Principal lVlr. Allen Short -nl Class President Kevin Place Local Superintendent Mr. Gordon Eddy ,xv-3, -13 l mum.. iig A f 'ia Q 4 ' Senior Direotorg ABBOTT, CATHY: Future Home- makers 1,25 F.B.L.A. 35 O.E.A. 4. AMOS, BLAKE: College Club 45 Science Club 3,45 Football 15 Track 35 Varsity Club 3,45 Athletic Award 3,45 Cross Country 3,4. ARNOLD, PAM: Science Club 1,25 F.B.L.A. 35 O.E.A. 4. ARNOLD, TERRY: College Club 35 Senior Honor Society 3,4. BAILEY, CAROL: College Club 35 Future Homemakers 1,3,45 Y-Teens 45 Future Nurses 35 Choir 2,3. BARNETT, JOAN: Attends Morgan High School. BELL, DEBBIE: Science Club 15 BATTLE CRY Editor 45 A.B.L.E., Vice-President5 G.A.A. 4. BERRY, ME LINDA: Science Club 25 Junior Honor Society 1,2,35 THE SHIELD 35 Spanish Club 15 Spanish Honor Society 2,3,45 Band 1,25 Chorus 1. BOGARD, RUDOLPH: Spanish Club 15 Band 1. BOND, LARRY: College Club 3: Treasurer 45 Science Club 1,2,3,45 Foot- ball 2,3,45 Track 2,3,45 Varsity Club 45 Senior Honor Society 3,45 Junior Honor Society 15 President 25 Scholarship Award 1,2. BOWLES, SUSIE: Science Club 25 Future Homemakers 15 School Service 45 F.B.L.A. 35 O.E.A. 45 A.B.L.E., Secretary 4. BRAHAM, DANNY: Baseball 45 Lab Assistant 45 Scholarship Award 3. BROOKS, DAVID: Science Club l,2,3, 45 Football 1,2,3,45 Track 35 Baseball 1,25 Varsity Club 2,3,45 BATTLE CRY Staff 4. BRYAN, ANITA: Class Officer, Secretary- Treasurer 15 College Club 45 Cheerleader 15 Lab Assistant 45 Future Teachers 45 Future Nurses 4. BURD, CHARLES: Science Club 1,2,35 Football 45 Track 1,45 Baseball 2,3,45 Varsity Club 45 Athletic Award 3,45 School Service 35 F.B.L.A. 35 O.E.A. 45 Band 1,35 Fellowship of Christian Athletes 4. BURD, VICKY: Science Club 1,2,3,45 Spanish Honor Society 3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Solo and Ensemble Contest 2,4. BURNS, BOB: Science Club 2,3,45 Football 15Junior Honor Society 1, 2,35 Basketball 15Wrestling 2,3,4. CALDWELL, NANCY: Science Club 3,45 Pep Club 1. CARPENTER, GENE: Football 45 Future Farmers 45 Basketball 15 Wrest- ling 25 Cross-Country 1. CARPENTER, BRUCE: College Club 3,45 Science Club 1,2,3,45 Lab Assistant 45 Future Farmers 1,2,35 Future Teachers 45 Chess Club 4. CARR, BOB: Football 15 Manager 25 Track 25 School Service 35 F.B.L.A. 35 O.E.A. 4. CLARK, MARTY: Class Officer, President 25 College Club 3,45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Student Council 2, President 35 Varsity Club 3,4, Future Farmers 1,2, President 3,45 Senior Honor Society 3,45 Junior Honor Society Treasurer 25 Basketball 1,2,3, Captain 45 Spanish Honor Society 2,4, Vice-President 35 F.C.A. 4. CLINE, BEVERLY: Lab Assistant 25 F.B.L.A. 35 Pep Club 1,2,35 Softball 2,3,45 B.E.S.T. 4. CLINE, GARY: College Club 45 Science Club 2,35 Football 1,25 Track 1,2,45 Lab Assistant 45 Varsity Club 2,3,45 Athletic Award 2,3,45 Basketball 1,25 BATTLE - CRY Staff 35 F.C.A. 45 Chess Club 45 School Service 4. COLLINS, SHIELA: Science Club 45 Library Club 45 Special Chorus 1,25 School Service 3,4. CONLEY, BETTY: College Club 35 Science Club 1,2,45 Band 1,2,35 School. Service 1,45 F.T.A. 3,45 Spanish Club 1,25 Future Nurses 3. COOK, CHARLES: Future Farmers 4. COWDERY, SUSAN: Future Home- makers 25 Library Club 25 School Service 3,45 F.B.L.A. 35 Y-Teens 45 Special Chorus 2,3,45 Pep Club 25 Junior Achievement 4. COX, JANET: Future Homemakers 1,2,35 Vice-President 45 Lab Assistant 45 Junior Honor Society 2,35 lnterclub Council 45 G.A.A. 3. COX, MICHAEL: Science Club 1,25 Football, Manager 15 Athletic Award 15 F.B.L.A. 3. COZZENS, VICKIE: Science Club 15 Cheerleader 25 School Service 45 F.B.L.A. 35 A.B.L.E. 45 O.E.A. 45 Y-Teens 45 Homecoming Queen Attendant 25 Pep Club 1,2,35 Cheer- leaders Club 1. CROSS, CRAIG: Football 1, Manager 3,45 Track 1,25 Lab Assistant 2,3,45 Future Farmers 1,2,3,45 Band 1,2,3. CROSTON, BOB: CROWLEY,WlLLIAM: Band 1,2. DAVlS,JlM: Baseball 2,4. DAVIS, JEANNE: College Club 3,45 Science Club 1,2,3,45 Lab Assistant 35 Senior Honor Society 3,45 Junior Honov Society 1, Treasurer 25 THE SHIELD Staff 35 F.T.A. 45 Spanish Honor Society 1,2,3,45 Chorus 15 School Service 4. DAVIS, BOB: Chorus 1. DENNIS, KENNETH: Football 15 Varsity Club 3,45 Wrestling 2,3,4. DENTON, PAUL: Track 3,45 Future Farmers 1,2,3. DENTON, PAULA: Future Home- makers 4. DeVORE, CAROL: Science Club 3,45 Track 35 School Service 45 Pep Club 15 Special Chorus 15 Homecoming Queen Attendant 4. DEXTER,JOYCE: Future Home- makers 1,25 F.B.L.A. 35 O.E.A. 45 A.B.L.E.' 4. DOWLER, DAVID: Telephone Communications Student. DOWLER, GARY: DOWLE R, JANICE: Science Club 45 School Service 35 F.B.L.A. 35 G.A.A. 45 Girls Track 45 Special Chorus 1. DRAKE, MARSHA: Science Club 1,25 Future Homemakers 15School Service 3,45 F.B.L.A. 35 Y-Teens 3,45 Pep Club 25 Special Chorus 2,4. DRAKE, MELANIE: Science Club 25 Future Homemakers 15School Service 45 F.B.L.A. 35 O.E.A. 45 A.B.L.E. Treasurer 45 Y-Teens, Vice-President 45 Homecoming Queen Attendant 35 Pep Club 3. EDDY, TOM: College Club 3,45 Football 1,25 Baseball 35 Lab Assistant 25 Student Council, President 45 Varsity Club 2,3,45 Cross Country 35 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Washington Workshop Scholarship 35 Association of South Eastern Ohio Student Councils, Treasurer 45 Who's Who in American High Schools 35 Out- standing Teen-ager of America 45 Chess Club, President, 4. ELLISON, DAVID: College Club 3, President 45 Science Club 1,2,3,45 Foot. ball 1,2,3,45 Varsity Club 3,45 Wrestling Club 3,45 Inter-Club Council 45 F.C.A. 4. FAR LEY, JACKIE: Science Club 1,25 BATTLE CRY Staff 45 Scholarship Award 45 F.B.L.A. 35 O.E.A. 45 A.B.L.E. 45 Y-Teens 35 Latin Club 15 Special Chorus 1,25 Junior Achievement 3. FLEMING, LINDA: Science Club 15 Future Homemakers 15 F.B.L.A. 35 Chorus 1,25 Homecoming Queen Attendant 1,4. FOREMAN,SHARON: Attends Nlorgan High School. FULTON, BETSY: Science Club 2: Future Homemakers 1,25 School Service 45 Y-Teens 35 Future Nurses 45 Candystriper 1,2,3,4. GATES, PATRICK: Future Farmers 1,2,3,45 School Service 4. GIFFIN, HAROLD: Baseball 2,3,45 Future Farmers 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1. GIFFIN, KIM: Future Homemakers 15 School Service 3,45 F.B.L.A. 35 O.E.A. 45 A.B.L.E. 45 Senior Honor Society 4. GILBERT, SUE: Science Club 1,2,3,45 Library Club 1,3,4, School Service 45 Spanish Club 1,25 Color Guard 2,35 Special Chorus 1,2. GILLESPIE, CARTER: Class Officer, Treasurer 25 College Club 3,45 Science Club 1,2,45 Track 25 Student Council 35 Senior Honor Society 35 President 45 Junior Honor Society, Vice-President 25 Wrestling 1. GLADWE LL, BRENDA: Science Club 25.F.B.L.A. 45 Spanish Club 15 Band 1,2,3,45 Chess Club 4. GRAHAM, BEVERLY: Science Club 1,25 Track 35 BATTLE CRY 45 F.B.L.A. 35 Band 1,2,35 School Service 2. GRANDON, PAM: College Club 35 Science Club 1,2,3,45 Senior Honor Society 3,45 Junior Honor Society 1,25 F.B.L.A. 35 Spanish Honor Society 2, Treasurer 35 Reporter 45 Interclub Council 45 Pep Club, Vice-President 45 Tracey Awards 1,3. GRAY, DONNA: College Club 3,45 Science Club 2,3,45 Future Homemakers 15 -Lab Assistant 35 Senior Honor Society 3,45Junior Honor Society 1,25 THE SHIELD Staff, Business Manager 35 F.T.A. 45 Spanish Club 1,25 Spanish Honor Society 3,45 Chorus 1. GREENWALT, CHARLES: College Club 3,45 Science 1,2,3,45 Football 1,2,3,45 Track 2,3,45 Athletic Award 3,45 Wrestling 2,3,45 Football Scholar- ship to Glenville State College. GRIBBLE, BARBARA: Future Home- makers 15 School Service 3,45 F.B.L.A. 35 O.E.A. 45 A.B.L.E. 45 Pep Club 25 Y-Teens 3. HALL, JAMES: Science Club 1,2,3,4. HEARN, PATTI: Science Club 15 Library Club 2,3,45 Lab Assistant 25 School Service 45 F.B.L.A. 35 O.E.A. 4: French Club Treasurer 25 Pep Club 25 A.B.L.E. Secretary 45 Junior Achieve- ment 3, Secretary 4. HENDRICKSON, MARY: Lab Assistant 3,4. HENRY, DAVE: Science Club 25 Track, Manager 15 Lab Assistant 45 Varsity Club 3,45 THE SHIELD Staff 45 Basketball Manager 1,25 Spanish Club 15 Chess Club 4. HILL, ERNEST: Attends Morgan High School. HINTON, HAROLD: Football 15 Future Farmers 1,2,35 Wrestling 1. HINTON, POLLY: Future Home- makers 1,2. HUCK, MARVIN: Class Officer Treasurer 15 College Club 3,45 Science Club 1,2,3,45 Football 1,2,3,45 Track 35 Varsity Club 3,45 Senior Honor Society 3, Vice-President 45Junior Honor Society 1,25 Athletic Award 3,45 Spanish Honor Society 2,3,45 Who's Who Among American High School Students5 Outstanding Young American High School Student: TV Honor Bowl Alternate 4. 135 6 HUGHES, PAM: Science Club 2,45 Future Homemakers 15 Library Club 45 Child Care 35 Pep Club 45 Chorus 2. HUPP, JUNE: College Club 3,45 Science Club 35 Future Homemakers 15 Library Assistant 3,45 Chorus 1,2,35 lnterclub Council 4. IRVINE, JUNE: Lab Assistant 25 F.B.L.A. 35 O.E.A. 45 B.E.S.T. 45 Band 1,25 Chorus 1,2. JARVIS, ROBERT: Football 35 Lab Assistant 45 Varsity Club 3,45 Future Farmers 1,2,35 Athletic Award 35 School Service 4. JOHNSON, KEVIN: Science Club 3,45 Industrial Arts Club 1,2,45 Secretary 3. JOHNSON, LINDA: G.A.A. 3,4. KAHRIG, RICK: Class Officer, Vice- President 15 President 35 Football 1,45 Track 1,2,35 Lab Assistant 45 Student Council 1,2,3,45 Varsity Club 2,3,45 Future Farmers 2,3, Treasurer 45 Athletic Award 25 Basketball 1, Parliamentary Procedure Team 4. KANEFF, ROGER: Football 15Track 1,2,35 Varsity Club'3,45 Athletic Award 3,45 Wrestling 3,45 Wrestling Club 3,45 Cross Country 2,3,4. KENNEDY, JOYCE: Future Home- makers 2,3,45 Junior Honor Society 25 Senior Honor Society 45 F.B.L.A. 2,35 A.B.L.E. 4. KESTERSON, DAVID: Transferred from Belpre. KIDDER, MARY: F.B.L.A. 35 O.E.A. 45 B.E.S.T. 45 Chorus 1,2. KING, LILIAN: Science Club 15 Lab. Assistant 45 G.A.A. 3,4. KUHN, KALA: F.B.L.A. 35 O.E.A. 45 B.E.S.T. 4. LAMM, DENNIS: College Club 3,45 Science Club 1,3, President 45 Track 15 Varsity Club 3,45 Future Farmers 45 Athletic Award 3,45 Ind. Arts Club 1,23 Wrestling 1,2,3,45 Wrestling Club 1,2,3,45 Band 1,25 Parliamentary Procedure Team 4. LANE, DAVID: College Club 45 Science Club 45 Football 35 Lab Assistant 25 Senior Honor Society 3,45 Cross Country 4. LAWHORN, CYNTHIA: College Club 35 Science Club 15 Library Club 2,3,45 French Club 25 Future Nurses 3,4. LAWTON, LEANNE: Class Officer, Vice-President 25 College Club 3,45 Science Club 1,2,35 Cheerleader 2, Head 3,45 Student Council Sec. 3, Vice-Pres. 45 Senior Honor Society 3,45 Junior Honor Society 1,25 THE SHIELD Staff 35 BATTLE CRY Staff 25 Scholarship Award 1,2,3,45 F.T.A. 35 Spanish Club 1, Vice-Pres. 35 Spanish Honor Society 2, President 35 Sec. 45 lnterclub Council 45 Homecoming Attendant 45 Band 1,25 Pep Club 2,3,45 Who's Who in American High Schools 3,45 Outstanding High School Student 45 Speakers of the Year 4. LEE, FRANK: Future Farmers 1,2,3,4. LeFEBVRE, DENISE: College Club 45 Science Club 1,25 School Service 45 F.T.A. 35 F.B.L.A. 35 A.B.L.E., Historian 45 O.E.A. 45 Y-Teens 3,45 Band 1,2,45 Chorus 1,3. LEMASTE RS, DAVE: Track 1,35 Future Farmers 1,2,3,45 Athletic Award 35 Ind. Arts Club 15 Cross Country 2,3,4. LEMLEY, DEBORAH: Future Home- makers 1,25 School Service 3,45 F.B.L.A. 35 O.E.A. 45 B.E.S.T. 4. LEMON, RON: Science Club 1,2,35 Band 1,2,3,4. LEWIS, THE RESA: science club 1,2,3, 45 School Service 35 F.B.L.A. 35 Y-Teens 35 G.A.A. 45 Miss Jr. Achievement 4. McATEE, LINDA: Class Officer, Secretary 25 College Club 3,45 Science Qub 1,2,3,45 Student Council, Treasurer 3, Secretary 45 BATTLE CRY Staff 35 F.T.A. 35 Spanish Club 1,25 President 45 Spanish Honor Society 2,3,45 Y-Teens, Treasurer 3, President 45 Outstanding American High School Student 45 Who's Who In American High Schools 45 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Stage Band 45 Scholar- ship Award 2. McGIRR, LOIS: Future Homemakers 25 Library Club 1,2,3,45 Spanish Club 15 Library Assistant 2,3,4. McG LUMPHY, LINDA: College Club 3, 45 Science Club 2,3,45 Maiorette 3, Drum 2, Feature Twirler 45 Junior Honor Society 1,2,35 F.T.A. 3,45 Spanish Club 1,25 Spanish Honor Society 1,2,35 Chorus 15 Library Assistant 25 Band 1,2,3,45 Y-Teens 4. McMAlNS, BECKY: College Club 3,45 Science Club 1,2,3,45 F.T.A. 35 Presi- dent 45 Spanish Club 15 Band 1,35 Secretary-Treasurer 3, Vice-President 45 Stage Band 45 lnterclub Council 45 Brass Choir 2,45 Y-Teens 3,45 Chorus 2,3,4. McVICAR, VICKY: College Club 35 Science Club 1,2,35 Cheerleader 25 Band 1,25 Art Assistant 4. MALLAHAN, LINDA: College Club 3,4 Science Club 1,2,35 Student Council .35 Treasurer 45 Senior Honor Society, Secretary 3,45 Junior Honor Society 1, Secretary 2,35 Scholarship Award 1,2,35 F.T.A., Treasurer 35 Spanish Honor Society 2,35 President 45 Pep Qub 1,2,35, T.V. Honor Society Team 45 Who's Who In American High Schools 45 D.A.R. Award 4. MALONE, TERRY: MARSHALL, JACK: Football 1,2,35 Track 2,35 Varsity Club 2,3,45 Future Farmers 1,2,3,45 Athletic Award 2,3. MASON, PAUL: Baseball 2,3,4, Manager 15 Future Farmers 1,2,3,45 Ind. Arts Club 1,2. MAYNARD, DAVE: Track 15 Varsity Club 3,45 Athletic Award 35 Cross Country 1,2,3,4. MEEKS, TINA: Science Club 25 Library Club 1,2,35 Athletic Award 25 Scholar- ship Award 45 School Service 3,45 F.B.L.A. 35 O.E.A. 45 A.B.L.E. 4. MILLER, DON: Class Officer, Trea- surer 35 College Club 3,45 Science Club 1,2,35 Student Council 45 Varsity Club, Treasurer 45 SHIE LD Editor 45 F.C.A., Secretary-Treasurer 45 Cross Country 45 Golf 3,45 BATTLE CRY Staff. MITCHEM, JOE: College Club 3,45 Science Club 1,2,3,45 Football 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1,2,45 Lab. Assistant 35 Varsity Club 2,3,45 Future Farmers 1,2, Secre- tary 3, Vice-President 45 Athletic Award 2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 F.C.A. 45 Honorable Mention in South- eastern Ohio in Basketball 35 Land Judging Team 4. MUNTZ, CATHY: Future Home- makers 15 F.B.L.A. 3: O.E.A. 42 B.E.S.T. 45 Chorus 1,2. MUNTZ, PAM: Library Club 35 Senior Honor Society 3,45 Spanish Honor Society 3,45 Chorus 1,25 Library Assistant 2,3,4. NUTTER, AMY: Library Club 3, :Secretary 45 F.T.A. 45 Spanish Club 25 Spanish Honor Society 35 Chorus 2,35 Library Assistant 3,4. oFFENBERGER,Tolv1: College Club 35 Science Club 3,45 Track 2,3,45 Baseball 15 Varsity Club 3,45 Future Farmers 3,45 Basketball 15 BATTLE CRY Staff 45 Cross Country 3,4. PAH L, EUGENE: Science Club 35 Football 1,2,3,45 Varsity Club 2,35 Secretary 45 Future Farmers 2,3,45 Athletic Award 2,3,45 Wrestling Team 1,2,3,45 Wrestling Club 3, President 45 Woods Assistant 4. PANNE LL, CARLOS: Track 1,2,3,45 Varsity Club 3,45 Athletic Award 35 Cross Country 1,2,3,4. PIERSON, BRENDA: Future Home- makers, 1,2,3,45 Band 1,2,3. PLACE, KEVIN: Class Officer, Vice- Pres. 35 Pres. 45 College Club 3,41 Science Club 35 Football 15 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Student Council 2,3,45 Varsity Club 3,42 Athletic Award 3,42 Basketball 1. BATTLE CRY Staff 35 Ind. Arts Club 25 F .C.A. 4. POMROY, MIKE: Library Club 42 BATTLE CRY Staff. PORTER, MICKEY: Varsity Club 1,2,3,45 . Basketball 1,2. PDTFMEYER, RICHARD: News Reporter, 3rd in county in geometry5 College Club 45 Junior Honor Society 1, Reporter 25 Scholarship Award 2. PRITCHETT, ZANE: PUGH, MARGIE: Science Club 1: Junior Honor Society 2,35 Scholarship Award 2,35 School Service 45 F.B.L.A. 35 Spanish Honor Society 25 O.E.A. 45 Pep Club 15 A.B.L.E. Vice President 4. REED, TINA: Science Club 1,25 Senior Honor Society 3,45 Junior Honor Society 1,25 School Service 45 F.B.L.A. 35 Spanish Honor Society 1,2,3,45 O.E.A. 45 Scholarship Award 35 A.B.L.E5 President 45 Who's Who In American High Schools 4. REYNO LDS, DENNY: Class Officer, Vice Pres. 45 College Club 3, Vice-Pres. 45 Football 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Student Council 45 Varsity Club 2,3,45 Future Farmers 1,2,3,45 Athletic Award 2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,35 F.C.A. 45 T.V.L. 2nd. Team Football 35 T.V.L. 1st. Team Football 45 Honorable Mention All Ohio Football 45 Baseball 1st. Team Tri-Valley Conference 3. REYNOLDS, JOE: Football 15Track 3,45 Future'Farmers 2,3,4. RICHARDS, JOYCE: Science Club 15 Future Homemakers 15 F.B.L.A. 35 Chorus 1,2. RICHARDS, PATRICIA: Library Club 25 F.B.L.A. 35 Spanish Club 1. RICHARDS, STEVE: Science Club 45 Track 45 Future Farmers 45 BATTLE CRY Staff 4. RIGGINS, SHARON: Future Home- makers 1,25 School Service 3,45 F.B.L.A. 35 O.E.A. 45 B.E.S.T. 4. FIIPPETO, LUANNZ Science Club 3,45 Library Club 45 Lab. Assistant IArtI 45 Color Guard 35 Special Chorus 1,2. ROOT, KENNY: Science Club 1,2,3,4. RUMER, TIM: SCHAAD, MIKE: Football 2,3,45 Varsity Club 3,45 Athletic Award 35 Basketball 3,45 F.T.A. 3. SEALEY, GERALD: Track 45 Future Farmers 2. SEAMAN, GARY: Future Farmers 1,2,3,45 Golf Team 3,4. SEPHFUS, GLORIA: College Club 45 Future Homemakers 1,25 F.F.A. 45 Pep Club 35 G.A.A. 4. SHOTWE LL, TANYA: F.B.L.A. 35 O.E.A. 4. SHUCK, CONNIE: College Club 35 Library 25 Treasurer 35 Pres. 45 F.T.A. 35 Spanish Club 25 Library Aid 2,3,45 Chorus 2,3. SMITH, MAR LA: College Club 3,45 Science Club 1,25 F.T.A. 45 Spanish Honor Society 45 Band 1,2,3. SMITH, MIKE: College Club 3,45 Science Club 1,2,3,45 Golf 45 Baseball 2,35 Foot- ball 45 Varsity Club 45 Junior Honor Society 1,25 THE SHIELD Staff 4: Basketball 1,25 Spanish Club 1, Band 1,2,35 Who's Who ln American High Schools 2. SMITH, RANDY: Class Officer, President 1, College Club 45 Science Club 45 Football 1,2,45 Track 1,3545 Varsity Club 45 Athletic Award 3,45 Basketball 1. SNIDER, PATRICIA: Class Officer, Secretary 45 Science Club 35 Library Club 45 Future Nurses 45 Gymnastics Team 25 Y-Teens President 35 Library Aide 3,45 Crafts Assistant 45 School Service 3. STACY, DAVID: College Club 3,47 Science Club 1,2,3,4: Football 1.2.35 l37 Baseball 1,2,3,45 F.C.A. President 45 All Tri-Valley Basketball Team 35 Athletic Award 3,45 Lab Assistant 45 Varisty 2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,4. STEPHEN, LARRY: Science Club 3,45 Football 1,3,45 Baseball 1,2,35 Varsity Club 45 Future Farmers 2,3,45 Athletic Award 3,45 Wrestling 1,2,35 Wrestling Club 2,35 Secretary 45 F.C.A. 4. STEVENS, KAREN: F.H.A. 1,2,3,45 School Service 45 F.B.L.A. 2,35 Treas. of A.B.L.E. 45 O.E.A. 45 G.A.A. 3. STEWART, MIKE: Library Club 45 Football 15 Baseball 25 Future Farmers 1,2,3,4. STONE, DENISE: Science Club 1,25 F.B.L.A. 35 O.E.A. 45 Senior Clerical Club, Secretary 45 Band 1,25 Chorus 1,25 Junior Clerical Club 35 Drama Club 1. STRAHLER, RANDY: College Club 3,45 Science Club 2,35 Library Club 1. THOMAS, BOB: Science Club 25 Track 3,45 Cross-Country 3, Manager 4. TOOTHMAN, DEBBIE: Future Home- makers 15 Track 3,45 Y-Teens 45 G.A.A. 45 Future Nurses 4. TRAVIS, JULIA: Attends Morgan. TREADWAY, DARLENE: Science Club 1,25 School Service 2,45 F.B.L.A. 35 O.E.A. 45 Pep Club 25 Y-Teens 3,45 A.B.L.E. 4. TROTTER, BETTY: Class Officer, Secretary 45 Science Club 1,25 F.B.L.A. 3. TROTTER, RANDY: Lab Assistant 45 Varsity Club 45 BATTLE CRY Staff 45 Ind. Arts Club, Reporter 1,2, Pres. 3, Vice-Pres. 45 Golf 1,2,3,45 Photographer 1,2,35 Interclub Council 4. ULLMAN, DARYL: Science Club 2,35 Spanish Club 1,2,35 Ind. Arts 45 Band 1,2,3. WAITE, BILL: Future Farmers 1,2,3,4. WAY, HARRY: Football 1. WEEKLEY, DONALD: College Club 45 Library Club 2,3,45 Future Farmers 1,25 School Service 35 F.B.L.A. 35 Pep Club 1,25 B.E.S.T. 45 O.E.A. 45 Chorus 45 Junior Achievement 3,4. WEEKLEY, RONALD: Varsity Club 1,2,35 Future Farmers 1,2,3,45 Athletic Award 1,25 Ind. Arts Club 1,25 Wrestl- ing 1,2,35 Wrestling Club 1,2,3. WEESE, GARY: Attends Morgan. WEINRICH, TOM: College Club 35 Science Club 1,2,35 Football 1,3,45 Varsity Club 3,45 Future Farmers 1,2, Treasurer 3: Secretary 45 Athletic Award 45 Basketball 1,25 Spanish Club 1 WELCH, CAROLYN: F.B.L.A. 2,35 O.E.A. 45 A.B.L.E. Assistant Historian 4 WESTBROOK, DEBBIE: College Club 3,45 Science Club 2,35 Cheerleader 1,2,3,45 Student Council 2,3,45 Spanish Honor Society 3,45 Pep Club 2,45 Pres. 35 G.A.A. 3, Pres. 45 Band 1. WESTE RMAN, CHARLES: Future Farmers 2,3,4. WHEALDON, ANN: Attends Morgan. WHEELER, SHERIDA: Future Home- makers 1,2,35 Treas. 45 Lab Assistant 3,45 O.E.A. 4: B.E.S.T. 4. WILFONG, DIANE: Future Home- makers 1,2. WILLIAMS, RAYMOND: Lab Assist- ant 45 Varsity Club 2,3,45 Ind. Arts 2,3, Treas. 4, Pres.5 Wrestling 1,2,3,4. 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J I , If I J-vena 1 .- A-45.55 , 11' uri , '1-i '.d' :ISI-,-.-az: .5-ggraf 515'-T 1 X 9 ,W gl' ,, ag,-ggr,-5 'f:::::::- ..::--: I l, I0 ' ' 6 1 'LJ I f ,ff ' I - 7' 5 I ff I M,-f , f-M xo, If X-Taj! 11'vvmf DALE'S SERVICE FINEST SERVICE AND PRODUCTS Phone: 984-8909 Bev Iy O WASHINGTON COUNTY FARM BUREAU , COOPERATIVE LANDMARK ASSOCIATION ' St t M rietta and Waterford STYER'S if ii? It ARNOLD'S ,,, CARRY-our QQ CONFECTIONERY Waterford, Oh' St Oh' Phone: 984 8870 r . Op t IIC 9 O09p00 6 Lakeside Motel 8. ROSE 8 Golf Course CHEMICAL PRODUCTS, INC. Sf, N Ph 989 2354 CHEMICALS FOR CLEANING qw! B lv Oh 545 Stimmel Rd. Columbus, Oh Warren St. Evergreen Rt. Marietta 6 ' r g FCODLAN D F SUPER MARKETS Beverly Lowell RETREAD SERVICE PASSENGER AND TRUCK TIRES 'TRACTOR TIRE SERVICE RETREADING Phone: 678-2150 County Road 3, Veto Belpre ' Url I . 75 I Je JOHNSON'S 678.2251 DEAN KINCAID J, DIAMONDS Warren Class Rings 1 -- ' WATCHES Vincent I-31? 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RUSSELL CRAWFORD, Pastor Just North of the Belpre By-Pass Interdenominational in faith Belpre, Ohio Fundamental in faith COMPLIMENTS OF GUSTKE'S DEPAR STORE TMENT The Store With 100,000 Items Warren Warriors Sweat Shirts Gymsuits 91:3 A MJ irq-QE .f .1 FUNERAL HOME .- - Qi I XL Q.. -' - Sbl:r.qq -T' f ff 'f- I gif- , 4-vsyi. ,ff ,X 'S ,iiszffifrf ---nf '-.' ,' ' 1 4 I9 .Eb X ' Xi f' 5 220 Main Street e Ohio 45714 f o H! , 1 ,S . .f Belpr , X' '-.,,L '-N Phone: 423-7821 Ambulance Service Belpre, Ohio BELPRE REXALL PHARMACY f V 1 Q PROFESSIONAL PRESCRIPTION SERVICE K gm cosmetics :if HALLMARK CARDS RUSSELL STOVER AND WHITMAN CANDY dg Corner Wash. Blvd. and Maple St. Ate -J: -H' Q Ohio Phone: 423-7376 Bel pre, FIRST BANK F OF MARIETTA 'if A If if f NIORGE VILLAGE Washingto BI d d St R d Belpr Oh Ph 423-9001 730 AM t 11:30 P.M. OPEN SEVEN DAYS A WEEK CLEANING PRESSING COIN OP LAUNDRY NECCHI SEWING CENTER Ph 373 9514 116 P t St M tt Oh 60 COMPLIMENTS OF BELPRE FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS 8. LOAN ASSOCIATION Blp on PAUL'S TV SERVICE coLoR TV sERvlcE L-'J Phone: 423-7724 2005 Washington Blvd. Belp EXPERT QW UNION CARBIDE CORPORATION CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1971 The high ideals, enthusiasm and optimism of your youth will be welcomed as you take your place in the World. Add to these things a continuing accumulation of knowledge gained through experience and use them all to do your share in the search for peace, understanding and brotherhood throughout the World. Ferroalloys Division Chemicals and Plastics Division The Discovery Company VETO DAIRY BAR - 3 ,V F o .v- 'Z 6 DAIRY ISLE : 5 rI g' Q J Q' f ' ' A X I Washington Blvd. DELICIOUS DAIRY DESSERT BBIDTB W YAAQI RIA AI I I , REDA S ' ':A-- l,,Q .- Q ' fg pi-i f BEAUTY . -QQ ' if f .:-:f- if - 'if w s. SAI-UN ' 1' 'I-A:-.4. Wigs and Hairpieces 4-4 V Vincent, Ohio Phone: 678-2333 THE 31-ARKEYS COMPLETE BEAUTY SERVICE Open Mon. to Fri S- TURNER'S ARCO M I I I. E .I 1 Q H V .4 2 Phone: 678-2450 X, II ' - . C 1- O90 119 Greene St. ' IL Q 2 Marietta, Ohio IIIIII- fra., J 45750 Q. 9 I I Phone: 373-0337 Junction Route 76 and 50A Barlow, Ohio Phone: 423-7777 SAMS BROTHERS FOODTOWN 2123 Washington Blvd. 62 Belpre, Ohio 501' 720 Market Street Parkersburg, W. Va. THE FINEST QUALITY DEPARTMENT STORE OF YOUR PHCTOGRAPHER NCRRIS PORTRAITS Glouster, Ohio SCENIC VIEW GOLF COURSE DRIVING RANGE 'I64 Rt.1,Vincent,Ohio Home of Warren Warriors Open Leagues Team Men PRO SHOP Women REFRESHMENTS Youth RENTALS Husbands ' Wives GAS POWERED CARS NEW AT SCENIC vusw yards yards I and Delicious custom made CASA DE PlZZA'S OWNERS: John and Sally Jenkins PARTIES WELCOME! Open Fri., Sat. 4-117 Sun. 5-11 S THE BARTLETT FARMERS BANK Bartlett, Ohio Barlow, Ohio 5514271 A Full Service Bank 678-2378 CHECKING ACCOUNTS MORTGAGE LOANS SAVING ACCOUNTS AUTO LOANS CERTIFICATES SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES NIGHT DEPOSIT SAFE Insured by The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. BA? mfg BRN K 16 WENDELL'S Wurlitzer Pianos and Organs Conn, Martin, and Wurlitzer Band Instruments SCHOOL APPROVED RENTAL PLAN 1209 Garfield Ave. Phone? Parkersburg, W. Va. 4854401 1450 on your dial 24 hours a day WPAR ALL AMERICAN www - Music M , ,N FEBS: X 7 me , J N . ,F 4 V. 9 MARIETTA OI' TYPEWRITER INC. SAVE-MORE Aww SU PERMARKET A E Marietta, Ohio YOUR FRIENDLY DISCOUNT STORE 'I66 Beverly, Ohio I' GENERAL STORE 4- ' X ...- L I ' B T , . . , , LYON'S L QJXS LI 1 '? ' IX FLEMING H v I I z . , f T:-N ' '-:T I I, MINDLING FURNITURE, INC. FOR QUALITY FURNITURE AT THE LOWEST PRICES T b y d S B ly BERGEN BROTHERS INC. GENERAL CONTRACTORS 307 3 d St M tt I gm IE I THE CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK Mariett . -.W A ,, In fr? ,IZQTQHM L hmmlmwm H+ 'A II r .va Ii I - T4 a I 'II' gg 'I ai. Lg l . 1. S I II I I - , ' x I . 'L V -'-4 ,-,-. ID' C5 'Y E 1 7.7. i Q! 9 W1 0 s' D ' is 33 I ,, ALIBI CARRY OUT Rt. 76 PRICE'S PHARMACY 216 5th St B Iy it zine s 5, All? sPoRT pa SHOP f-I 7 3 trait! ' For All Your Baseball, Football, Basketball, and Golf Equipment TROPHIES IN STOCK 142 Front St. Marietta Phone: 373-6441 WBRJ Good Country Radio FROM ZERO TO I NUMBER ON E IN SIX SHORT YEARS . . . Thank You, Washington County , DIAL 910 Beginning Our Seventh Your ZITUDIO USIC THE AFlEA'S MOST COMPLETE MUSIC CENTER Inquire About Contracted Musical Service . . . Combos for Supper Clubs, Parties and Dances. 288 Front St. - Marietta 68 Compliments of DOUDNA 8. MCCLURE FUNERAL HOME Marietta Phone 373 9232 SERVING THIS COMMUNITY SINCE 1892 W-au . T , 1-E.: It 4' 314 Fourth Street I ' ii- wggff - mf? , 2... 3' ,, F15 .2 I 1 - ifcn. .J FLEMING LUMBER CO BARLOW BODY SHOP Promises the Best Repair Service Only STANDARD CONSTRUCTION CO. Food Service Inc. RESIDENTIAL - COMMERCIAL P 0 - Septic Tanks - Basements X ' ,fig - Concrete Roads and Streets K if- ,sgggn - Water Lines - Sewer Lines IIEINJ - Driveways - Parking Lots W ' Trenching - Grading lI1I-Ill- - Snow Removal - Fill Dirt t - Topsoil i 2575 Virginia Avenue 373.1570 Hurricane, West Virginia Turkeyhen Run Rd., Fleming IBa1IIsc1r A IBa1IIsen' ' CCIWRKM, gm- Registered Jeweler American Gem Society ms PUTNAM STREET - MARiaT-rA. ni-no TUNNEL DAIRY BAR PLATE LUNCHES LUNCHROOM SANDWICHES Route 1, Fleming, Ohio CARRY ouT ORDERS Phone: 374-9696 Phone 373-8139 SAVINGS ACCOUNTS everly SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES BANK MONEY ORDERS T H E TOPS IN SERVICE CHECKING ACCOUNTS B TRAVELERS CHECKS WESTERN UNION SERVICE BANK BY MAIL DRIVE4IN WINDOW SERVICE K COLLEGE LOANS AUTO LOANS PERSONAL LOANS MARRIAGE LOANS , COMMERCIAL LOANS HOME REPAIR LOANS 1' NIGHT OEPOSITORY SERVICE - Q , CREDIT LIFE INSURANCE Q 1 -' APPLIANCE AND - FURNITURE LOANS I gf f , , WJ- x ' I X CHECK YOUR BANKING NEEDS, THEN SEE US HUNTER'S ALTA ST. AMERICAN BARBER SERVICE Service Stations 24 HOUR HERBERT HUNTER 374-9136 AREA WIDE TOWING GALE WELCI-I Towing 373-0274 O S- Bank lull Building After 10 p.m. Call ' AM E RICA N Barlow 373-2596 ZMZIJW R-11,7 COMMERCIAL COMPLETE LOAN SERVICE RESIDENTIAL 317 Third Street Marietta 17 41 i -5 l - 3 i 1 as-will I ' S ,1 I I . . , .. L -- ,.,: iq, . V v: -1 QE, -- - -yi -.: 5 ::2- ' Better Milk and Dairy Products Since 1933 Studio Cards, Stationery Party Supplies Crepe Paper, School Supplies Napkins Imprinted, Gifts ff . ff P X' l4lW :G Ujlvixl ll 2' Q K 1 12 ,l l ! X x Q A 'S GREETING CARDS FOR ALL OCCASIONS KELLY NEWS 8. STATIONERY 106 Putnam St. Marietta Phone: 373-0814 72 STAHL NURSERY Lawn Installation and Maintenance Complete Line of Trees and Shrubbery Lawn Garden Rental Equipment Garden Tractor and Lawn Mower Complete Line of Precision Mowing machinery from the Revolutionary Whirlwind 19-inch Rotary that actually bags clippings and leaves to tractors with reel gangs that mow a swath 17 ft. wide -xt. PAUL L. STAHL Stahl Nursery at ff' Little Hocking, Ohio ' 45 CHRYSLER M morons CORPORATION CWI ,f.',' Bos HAWK 52,4 SHEPPARD'S CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH I., POLAR FREEZE 280 East State St. lf' A h Ohio L H Oh Phone: 593-6653 PIII II mn d P CI I df hf 0 X - m BEVERLY MEDICAL 0 33 CLINIC INC. ll! IvIr II II sf Is ly on McATEE'S WI H Io GROCERIES 5 45551. DECORATOR CENTER if: is Oh IIIIZIIFSAPER SEI G M t C III IUMMI JANITOFISUPPLIES dD yP d I s RICHARD x ELLIS X. L 2- , Q Lkpq. STUDIO I 107S ISt M tt f IyM ttaPaint8L CI St ,GWR f ?'t 'e,,. OSCAR c iVeto GATES ohio WASHINGTON COUNTY COMMISSIONER RAY GRANDON BUILDERS NEW HOMES HOMEIMPROVEMENTS - -- LOCALLY OWNED AND OPERATED MARIETTA INC. f rf-H '- 44 emi, , A 1' COMPLETE ELECTRICAL SALES AND SERVICES WHOLESALE PARTS AND MACHINE SHOP SERVICES 321 Second Street Marietta CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 71 DR. JOHN A. BAYS OPTOMETRIST 315 Third Street Marietta 'I74 1-HOUR QUALITY SERVICE BELPRE BEI-PRE BUILDING CLEANERS 606 Washington Blvd. Phone Belpre 423-8881 If A it I 5 I' 'O -K -+- A: -'A V ju- .. H .. 1 Q' Em -I , , Hjgqffgfgqfgf BnnxAMznlcnnn I . ..-- J I :foo-no 1 I Phone: 923-7529 5 fha!!! fgzopd 1623 Washington Blvd. ' ' ' - Belpre, Ohio ' I' .C W. D. MILLER I Q INSURANCE vounI,f1,pm1,., , i., ij' I XAGENT .E .-i4 rf:--5 -1-'n'- 5-II-f:fEf:if5ifEf'5:if.f:g:E .'i. 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