Warren High School - Shield Yearbook (Vincent, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1972 volume:

I 1 V was L l 'WL W M J M f 4 4 'if' K L Sifx' Q 32.1, A, , . tvggjw .,, J W, X ., lm, jajjm 'mf QQ, XM- Xjxf qv-,1,z1',, 5' A , rggjwig 115.1 gy- 255' .rw 51-ifaflfk. ' wi wfiffiif-41129696'Wiki ,. 111 ,ef L 1 VKX' .w 'Y Kg x'.EVj3A Km . ,lic- . 21 ,Wfu ,QE U., W J T951-.41-H k 3 ' 1 The Shield WARREN HIGH SCHOOL VINCENT, OHIO VOLUME XII, 1972 Eve and Mike ,--nl svgbfif mmf. M-V ' -r We go through life and the things we do pass for memories are the hvmg part of things we have done . . . Achons are momentary Memories are eternal fin. Look, Mom, he bit herl 'Km -3555 f-.. , These shoes were made for runnin'. ,. Hemi? Mlke Barneh EIlen's work of art i1,+fz 3..- uh' N 1 . - ' ' .,. q. ff , ff'-f f, 'fe-. ai w-W1 , 'Q . . 5,--5 , , Jus! clownln around. .., ' ,. ' . f 5. LL. ' f - f-Jwm-wa, M H , ' P' i q 'f' - if '17 ' . 5 ig. ,Lu What s funny, Sharon? x .. Befcha Bob Cross wears size 27. f ' if s '-sv' Benson, is that you? mv! F That's our gal, Cheryl Lawton! And after that I'm going lo make a million. Galen proves that Viclor iusl isn'l a very good wheelbarrow. Ha, Ha, You didn'l get me! What did he say lo you, Norma? I Con I help if 3' thaI's the way I om? It took o lot of work, but they did if. We 'Er Tm: IIRRIORS QuackI Quackl QuackI peeping Toms' Well, I sfuck my finger in the socket, and -..- .Q lysvsglsy . K ww, .T we 'vi -z Env' - ig i s ii? K ,, -ii 'fH155 i Oh-h, my girdle is killing mel Larry is all smiles as he reads his letter of acceptance from Ohio U. Carol, Sue and Jane iump rope. Mickie Ullman demonstrates the Apollo method of attracting men. .VA Stan is training for the Olympics 1 i i i l t-ui am 3 ,. Ea . , 1,. Hs Mix See Spoi run. Run, Spot, run Tell her, Bill! John X Tom, He stole u pig and away he run . . , -e----.,.-,W'm--m-.-,........,.w..W,,.,..,.k.,..- -.,. .,,A,...........i..... ,.....,-....,.,., . ,f.m,..wf.., ,.,., ,. -.....,.,,.,,.,. ,., ! Cagedi Someifwing vecxiiy tickled his iunnybone. -K,-r,-v, vt , ,V 11 E . . 1 - s ..K, -WW ... ,.- -,..,.,.,w..,. ,..,..4.,a. ,. ,,,.4.f,, - ..a,..-:E-..N............x., .:, ......M. ...,...,m,f,.. M.wf....,,...M :.,:V.-,,, 1 Q 5 F 3 s Q I E Y i Q 1 ! I Q 3 e 4 J I 1 ,L Shoe styms of Nw Warriors of 1971-72 AIIIMINII GORDON EDDY - Local Euriaerirltendsnt - ROBERT REED - Supervisor HUGH COFFMAN - Administrative Assistant Our Principal Mr. Allen N. Short Mr. Ernest B. Pearson Assistant Principal Mrs. Wilma Reed Guidance Services Trained counselors offer to Warren High School students assistance in working through personal problems and making long-range educational and vocational plans. When students need to talk to someone who likes them but -fdoesn't love them, they see their counselor. With the maturity of experience of knowledge, the counselor is able to lhelp a student put problems into perspective without becoming emotionally involved, as a family member would. Mr. John B. Jenkins, Jr. Mrs. Chloe Spence Secretaries A nucleus of activity, the main office staff again met the demands of a society of approximately seven hundred and fifty students, and an ever-increasing number of faculty members. The success of our smooth-running school and office is due to the efficiency of our two secretaries, Mrs. Porter and Mrs. Spence. They greet and give necessary information to frantic students, teachers, and parents. They really are great. Thank you Mrs. Porter and Mrs. Spence. Mrs. Lillian Porter What's behind the green door? Yuml Yuml Chocolate icing! Home Again! Home cgainl - Q, lj -- , J -' ,-'ffp Mrs. Sharon Sheridan, Librarian Library Warren's library is an excellent place for the student to spend time in quiet study and concentration. It offers a wide selection of novels, magazines and newspapers. It also provides a variety of reference books and re- search materials which are indispensable to the student writing a term paper. Students acquire the materials for these papers with the assistance of Warren's librarian, Mrs. Sheridan. Mrs. Betty Maddox, Assistant Mr. Charles Wentz Mathematics is becoming increasingly important in today's scientificalIy-ori- ented societyp there are few occupational fields which do not require a basic knowledge of mathematics. Through basic and continuing studies in mathe- matical fields students are preparing themselves for a successful future. Mr. James Craig Math l I Mr. Roy Jameson is l Mr. Glen Gainer, Jr. Mr. Vincent Scragg Mr. Jack Watkins Social Studies -rf' 'uf ,fm all in Z his M A The Social Studies department is in- volved with the study of the history, ge- ography, and the government of the world. American History is a required course for all Juniors. In this course a study of the history of our young nation is pres- ented. Fw The government course teaches the f functions and history of our democratic government to all students of the Senior Class. as Mr. Barry Guinn SUPERIOR AWARD WINNERS AT WARREN SCIENCE FAIR: Row I: Debbie Gorham, Janet Fields, Jackie Rifflep Row 2: Lynn Mercer, Norma Gusfke, Gene Spurbeck, David Barreh. Science Lynn Mercer and Gene Spurbeck Mrs. Reta Mae Sfalnaker Superior winners at Science Fair at Marieiia College The Sciences, Chemistry, Physics and Biology, Earth Science and General Science, give a student a deeper insight into life and help him to relate himself to the universe in which he lives. These sciences make the student think for himself and lead him to ask questions about himself and all living matter. He begins to see the relationship between himself and his environment, which constantly influences him. Through the microscope he sees the cell, the structural and functional unit of life, magnified many times its size. ln the lab he discovers through experimentation the basic properties of matter and the laws of nature. He learns about atoms which make up all matter and molecules which are constantly moving and reacting with their environment. Seeing life and matter at this complex level and attempting to understand it increases the student's appreciation of himself, his world, and his Creator. Mr. Max Smith I Communication being essential in this modern age, the English de- partment strives to provide a pro- gram which will benefit every stu- dent. To strengthen word power and understanding this department offers courses in the study of gram- mar and literature. Mrs. Rita St. Clair Mrs. Jane Williams English Miss lone Morgenstern Miss Mariorie Stephens Mrs. Kristin Bolden Languages The study of foreign languages is a basic part of any hi h school cur- riculum. At Warren, Spanish and French are offered to the students. The French and Spanish students make use of the language lab designed to aid in the teaching of correct pronunciation. In addition to learning the language itself, attention is given to acquiring a broader background in the culture of the people whose language is being studied. This knowl- edge is effectively acquired by reading the literature of these cultures. Basically, language study gives much more than a new means of commu- nication with others, for it also enriches the students with a greater knowl- edge of the various people of our world. Mrs. Sheila Brown Mrs. Agnes Wooters A working knowledge of basic business skills is the goal of the students taking the business courses. Typing, shorthand, general business, bookkeeping, and office practice are offered to acquire the needed skills. Personal needs are also fulfilled when a student takes one or more of these courses. By learning the basic business skills, the student becomes well-rounded. Mrs. Imogene Aebi Row 1: Marta Bowman, Judy Hill, Sally Boord, Debbie Snider: Row 2: Debbie Davis, Philena Rada- baugh, Linda Petty, Shirley Sarver, Cathy King, Mrs. Wooters: Row 3: Janie Pottmeyer, Pam Bohl, Carol Davis, Karen McGraw, Patty Pannell, Dot Singer, Kathy Fortney: Row 4: Bob Dunfee, James Rhodes, Steve Toothman, Steve Owens. Row I: Cheryl McGregor, Linda Yoak, Susie Koon, Cindy Ross, Marcia Sarver, Teresa Smith: Row 2: Judy Bonar, Betty Young, Robin Ward, Debbie Mayo, Becky Lipps, Deana Ball, Mary Cogar: Row 3: Kathy Eddleblute, Emma Pinkerton, Denise Hooper, Theresa Williams, Edna Everson, Janet Whealdon, Becky Lemley. Row I : Debbie Giffen, Stanley Bailey, Sally Winters, Miss Dickson, Row 2: Sharon Gates, Cathy Blake, Brenda Gilliand, Judy Callihan, Row 3: Linda McGraw, Cathy Sydenstricker, Mary Cottrill, Linda Lawhorn. Intensive Office Education Row I: Phyllis Needham, Cheryl Adams, Mariorie Hendrickson, Pam Wellspring, Sharon Waite, Diane Bishop, Row 2: Mrs. Hardman, Yvonne Jenkins, Bindy King, Darlene Lang, Diane Farley, Row 3: Bobbi Way, Karen Offenberger, Earleen Jones, Denise Corbitt, Jeff Warren. Miss Clesta Dickson Mrs. Victoria Honaker Mrs. Rita Hardman Vocational Agriculture With an increasing growth in population, agricul- ture is becoming more important everyday. Our Vo- cational Agriculture department is designed to train our youth for an occupation in farming or related areas. For help in training students, farm machinery and a well-equipped shop are maintained. Mr. Dean McCoy Mr. William Tackett Kaye- ' 02.11 Sly 9 L - 1- ,f ef' ,I ow Ao -I il I-FX L44 'Yo' 10 - 4' 416015 X1 s X I .4 .4 0 9 s , - 1? ,M ,' 'fi I .6 v . J, l 21 4 f r' 6 l x s The Home Economics program at Warren High School, is focused on youth concerns related to the family and society. lt supports and strength- lens classroom study in the field of Home Economics and Home and Fa- mily. Future Homemakers of America Activities provide motivation and 'stimulation for becoming the kind of individual who has something to con- 'tribute to society. 4 1 4 Home Economics g Mrs. Florence Tackett Mrs. Mary Yost Warren offers a variety of industrial arts classes with a variety of goals in mind. The metal work, wood and drafting shop develop consumer literacy and useful skills as well as educating the student in procedures, safety routines, and co-operative attitudes. Such classes en- courage self-expression through developed skills. Each class builds student appreciation of the industry in- volved. Safety lectures precede the actual working ex- periments. Industrial arts are of extreme significance and such classes are invaluable. Industrial Arts E F- gl! sf ls E-1 U ami Mr. Paul Bibbee Mr. James Dukas Mr. Richard Roberts Creativity is the key to self-expression, and in the art classes taught by Miss Young creativity is accented to the Students in visual fundamentals and painting are instilled with the techniques and skills necessary to express ideas and emotions in an accomplished and skilled manner. Through their experiences with creating their own of art, students learn to appreciate more fully the works of great painters and sculptors. r Amt Miss Sylvia Young , We, at Spedal EducaHon Mrs. Elliott and Mrs. Huet- tel teach the Vocational de- velopment classes. The courses offered help in iob preparation, iob placement, and iob retention. Mrs. Charla Elliott Mrs. Louise Huettel Mr. Richard Wrachford BAND OFFICERS: Judy Hill, Pres., Susan Koon, Sec.-Treas., Chuck Lipps, V. Pres. Band W.H.S. is proud of the Warrior Band. Practices r held everyday during the seventh period, and af school for the football games, parades, and concel Playing songs at the football and basketball games g the players a big boost. Besides the great football time shows, concerts are given at Christmas and in spring. Bill Shawd and Paul Stacy at the Band Basketball game. l i 3 l 5 5 2 Row 1: Mike Hapney, John Gillespie, Kris Stone, Row 2: Debbie White, Randy Sargent, Beth Carpenter. Chorus The Chorus is to be commended this year for their excellent performances. They gave a Christmas Concert, a Television show on WTAP, and the annual Spring Review which featured All in the Family. The Chorus also sold Rex, the miracle cleaner, as their money making proiect. The money went to buy stage curtains. Mrs. Norma McClung THE JELLYBEANS: Front to back: Ellen Davis, Kathy Davis, Beth Carpenter. ' 31 K E V- V yyocy siiiivi i ' i li fib gy Vii, f L 52 I 5, .1 g-'1 , -. ' , l E E' 1 i l l W l The Physical Education classes of W.H.S. give students the opportunity to improve skills individually and also to acquire sportsmanship in team sports. These activities help to develop quick reflexes and give the players a compe titive spirit. 9 Physical Education Mr. Earl Haberfield Mrs. Susan Boyd Mr. Ernest Moore ! u ' x X A I 5 Nlfyv pxNQS,1Tq l f sl Y ' Q l X - Q Qw '1w11 m W' H .A,, 1' N wlllb J' , is :QQ , 7 iff f:1 11 1 fl- From snakes and snails, sugar and spice, to books, clubs, and offices, the Senior Class of 1972 will begin the walk down future's unknown road. Many seniors helped make the final year an unforgettable one, as Bob Dunfee and Donna Benson served as President and Vice-Pres. of Student Council, and Rhonda Bowen as Treasurer. Pat Burt and Terry Coffman were chosen as our Miss Charming and Mr. lrresistible. On October 30th, Rhonda Bowen was crowned Homecoming Queen and Diann Welch was Senior attendant. In the sports line-up, the Seniors proved to be outstanding in all fields, whether it be in football, basket- ball, track, cross-country, wrestling, golf, managing, cheerleading, or rooting the team on, the Warren Sen- iors have been compeitive and good sportsmen. In return, they were the winners. The Seniors final year consisted of ordering announcements and name cards, being measured for caps and gowns, exchanging senior pictures, the choosing of a daisy as a class flower, and designing and sewing a blue and gold flag. The events were many during the year, but the most memorable were the Junior-Senior Prom, Baccalau- reate on May 21st, and the Senior Picnic on May 24th. Then, on June 2, 1972, after twelve years of hard wofk and many achievements, the Senior Class followed their motto as they received their diplomas: The road we follow today, is the road we lead tomorrow. OFFICERS: Tim Johnson, Pres., Mike Barnett, V. Pres., Jane Bayne, Sec., Debbie Wingrove, Treas., Debbie White and Bruce Maclntyre, Student Council members. Che Yl Adams Randy Adams Julia Allebaugh Daniel Anderson 455 Kathy Anderson Seri Arnold Veronica Arnold Rick Baker Randall Barton Jane Bayne Donna Benson Diana Bishop Pamela Bohl Sally Boord Rhonda Bowen Martha Brant P01 BUl'f Greg Butts Kris Buffs Rodney Teffy COffmGI'l Marta Bowman Deborah Collins Denise Corbih l f- W. ,- 4 Carol Davis Debra Davis Carol Evans Tom DeVault Pamela Dillon Douglas Fairbanks Robert Dunfee -Mark Elder Diane Farley 4 Jan Ellioft Kathy English Kathy Fortney Kenny Fortney Christina Francis Lester Freedla nd Randall Giffin Seniors Vera GlllIhWOl'el' James Gosselt John Gillespie Charles Gregory Ruthann Hall Deborah Gilliand Steven Hathaway Mariorie Hendrickson H9 Judith Hill Edward Howell Timothy Johnson Earleen Jones Kevin Kennedy Larry Kidd Ron Hoyt Eddie Kidd Dea Jarvis Yvonne Jenkins Melody Johnson Belinda King Cdlhy King John Lamp Bruce Lane Jeffrey Lane Darlene Lang Douglas Lang Bonnie Lee Mark LeFebvre 11.7 John Linkinogger Charles Lipps Sue Llewellyn Grovner Lucas Rifd Lucas Rose LUCCIS Bruce Maclntyre Philip McGraw Karen McGraw Mark Martin Allen Mayle Terry Mayle . , l Se mo rs Richard Meek Donna Miller Thomas Mills Gwen MOOYS BFUCB MOFQUD Robert Nolan Karen Offenberger Steven Owens .,,.,,,gm,, ng, . ,. l. - N ? v,-' 4 Q ' W-QM X M ff 5, . 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H, , WFT' , , ' f 31 'W'i '.,.?L': ?.n,f'p 1 U , ff - ': X, -11-,fp-,,,f:5yc1,zwff ,f . ,w:m-.w.,,,M , , , L, it i QT ,V i 4 , Ai W iw: , ., 'S' Steven Roddy Ronald Roberts N-'RV l if f1 'vUr' fr f I QQ, y 4 ,+A ag .1 l yi Wa t 'lf 'F33if,g'm3Tf: : fi Jai: ,. , , Q v i 512,56 ww 'Fe H N thx, l f V Q W f wr ,W , Q 7' 1. it 5 ,f 7 Nix: 1 fix, , A ta .4 S '- eeerr , i X . 'r ,',, , . . Chuck, Dan, Don, Bruce, Mike, Ron, and Greg must have forgotten where to go 8th period. 3, ,K Harley Rood Shirley Sarver Jane Schaad Michael Scott Carol Seaman Charles Seaman Terry Sephfus Connie Seyler Doleha Singer V Sandro Strahler Pamela Sullivan Deborah Snider Karen Turrill Steven T Sharon Turrill Ronald Vaughn Jogeph Vickers ff Kevin Wagner Wolfe Jeffrey Walker David Walters Carolyn Warner Jeffrey Warre Bobbie Way Diann Welch Phil Welch Pamela Wellspring Larry Whealdon Debra White af Peggy Wilfong Harry Williams Thefew Wilson iii, Y, :il .J -. ' PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Larry Windland Debra Wingrove William Wittekind Mike Barnen Bob Cross 7 - Phyllis Needham James Jackson Cheryl Woodburn Russell Woomer Virginia Woomer Linn Yosl Daniel Zimmer Mike Zumbro f X, f S S 'fx r .SX U2 5 if V R sf Juniors Happiness is yelling to your heart's content over the Warren-Belpre basketball and football games, seeing dear ol' Mr. Scragg smile when everyone gets their words de- fined, and . . . belonging to the class of 1973. The Juniors have really had a busy and delightful year this year, Cathy Balke was chosen Homecoming Queen attendant, Juniors made a mountain of money from their Dance, and also ranked high in the fields of sports, leadership, and scholarship. OFFICERS: Pres., Robin Cain, Sec., Denny Morrow, Treas., Marcia Sarver, St. Council, Colleen Smith, Emma Pinkerton, Denise Hooper. V. Pres., Chip Spence, Absent. Bruce Abbott Arthur Arnold Cheryl Arnold Matthew Arnold Linda Bailey Steve BGileY Deborah Baker Wendy Barton Judith Bennett Cathy Blake Judy Bonar Mina Boyles IP Stanley Bailey Deana Ball Donald Barton Mike Basim Lawrence Bergdorf Jeffrey Bradford ,su an slut 5553 W ll ,V iii ? 5 ' it -'U i' .5 Tilt? l! ,,,..: I A. A +V , 1. ,, Nw if - V eg: 3: yf 1 w -v K 5,55 1 1 , kt Juniors 'ww sw... Teresa Brant Penny Brooks Lisa Brunny Daniel Burfield Robin Cain Judy Callihan Charles Carr ww 1 Rose Christopher James Clark Mary Cogar Timothy Collins Mary Cottrill Daniel Crowley Kathy Cunningham Vicky Davis Stella Day Jack Dennis Sheila Denton Donald Dillehay Robert Dolak Kathy Eddleblute Kenny .Eddy Robert Ellison Jerry Farmer Janet Fields Charles Fisher Chris Foy Carl Full Sharon Gates Earl Giffin Debra Giffin Brenda Gilliand Jay Gladwell JoAnne Greenwalt Grace Gribble Charles Griffith Timothy Groves Debra Hall Andrew Jeff Denise William Karen Kenneth Hayes Hess Hooper Horton Hoy' Huffman vm William Huffman fimoihy Irvine Steven B. Johnson Steven R. Johnson ,,.,.,, Paul Kaneff Bruce Kennedy Keith Kidder Lois Diane David Sandra Claude Susan Kidder Kiser Knost Knohs Knox Koon Teresa Linda Cheryl Thomas Rebecca Becky Lane Lawhorn Lawton Lee Lemley Lipps Rhonda Lipscomb Wayne Lohr Patricia Lucas Barbara McGraw Linda McGraw Cheryl McGregory Sidney Mclntyre Doyle Connie Greg Deborah Joseph Gary Martin Mayle Mayle Mayo Meek Mehs Ye- an ful., A ,, , . If - , ggi, .ga , . f -S' . 'i ' , fl f A ,fi -in 4,57 , G 4 I H , .V W are Q? J o 1 . ' Q Q : 1 U g04llxy,, .'o , ff 'Q 'I .ov ,'s, Lynn Piatt Emma Pinkerton Eddie Place Lynn Porter Cheryl Pohmeyer ' Delbert Nichols David Nolan Donald Nolan ' vfcwiif ,I g, sz1Y , W 4- M f,,W.-,Q..W, , 3' 5 K We J ll 4' If 4 l Q ' X 4 2 mg 2 'gin -QFGQ-ff sw el, ir ,g 5 . v I Phillip Nolan Candice Norris Roy Ollom ww? Juniors Steven Padgih Ronald Palmer Lloyd Ponnell Marsha Pelfil Mark Minerd Andy Moore Dennis Morrow Patty Murphy Allhea Nelson Kathy Reed Robert Reynolds Robin Reynolds Robert Riffle David Riggins Randy Sargent Marcia Sarver Pete Schau Deloris Schrader Donald Ritenour David Roberts Fredrick Roberts William Rogers Cynthia Ross Beverly Sampson ,. sz' 5' l 1. 'Ta i f. ,ily l .,, ',fg35'1sfw's W ge, 415 . fe j if L ' if , 95 s.,,,,, Douglas Sealey Edward See Jerry Sephfus Jackie Shafer Michael Shawd Charles Watson Larry Styer Rick Theobald Betty Thompson William Toncray Joseph Singer Colleen Smith Deborah Smith Teresa Smith Chip Spence Jerry Stacy Susan Stage Jeffrey Stephan Robert Stewart Kristen Stone Jeffrey Street Cathy Sydenstricker Wanda Waggener Jack, Terry and Kenny Robin Ward 50PPY N0 pnorasp 's ? f Beverly Denton David Duckworth Edna Everson Robert Feathers John Hooper Randy Kahrig William King Dallas Lee Kathie Ludwig Steven McVey Rick Nolan Warren Petty Roy Rex Chuck Shotwell Randy Simms John Stone Vickie Ullman Charles Warner Steven Webb Terry Weese Donald Wentz Randall Wentz Janet Whealdon Rodney Wheeler Stephen White Hank Williams Theresa Williams Lucy Wilson Brenda Wingrove Sally Winters .L Mt gn- 4 , we V R 'Fifi' 'f J., A . I . ' .J , .I . me V.t, , A 3 ,. 4 , I-:g,,.,-5-f , ,yew ,, 3, X . , -4- 'Wa '- w ll I ,, .7 t 332 '- h t .,--,.g, S 1 f tg, , I ' r. 1, X y, 3 5 5 gf Brenda Wolfe Brad Woodburn David Wynn Eve Yearwaod Linda Yoak Betty Young Ada Zumbro OFFICERS: Pres., Susie Reese, V. Pres., Debbie Gorham, Sec., Kathy Davis, Treas., Pam Shirley, Student Council, Gene Spurbeck, Randy Offenberger, Teresa Griffith. The ioy of finally being an upperclassman was ours, as the class of '74' entered Warren with one year down and three to go. Many sophomores participated in sports. The reserve football team defeated Belpre and had the best record in five years. We elected Norma Gustke as our charming homecoming attendant, and Susie Reeseeand Joe McGirr were chosen as our class Sweethearts. Among the activities of the sophomores were sponsoring a dance to raise money, to learn how to drive in the Driver's Ed. simulator, screaming at games, ordering class rings, and iust getting away with what- ever we could! The screaming paid off, because the enthusiastic sophomores won the coveted spirit stick. For the maiority of the sophomores, this year has been successful and prosperous, promising and encouraging, and a year never to be forgotten. David Diane Ronald Brenda Anderson Arnold Bull 59959 Michael Mgngiq David Kimberly Ar19l9 Arnold Barrett Beebe so p Qi -'Y ' 'l N , .,.x f lv , lg Rachael Charles Wanda f , V Augustine Bailey Bailey A 'avi .L 1' ,. ,ff...fs.. : sg, ,f ,I g icafffflffi . 11 Q WEN ! ai 'J yllliee Q' Q2 ,aw we ' L W 3 amz .rsr Q S ,...l 1 C ff? QQ sad ' fai l ? y tug? , J inig Y ,J I -,YQ in i QE?-f . ll' M. , A .pg i R Wifi iff X. 'i . V .. Ji A, my ' 'of ' -' 'tl I , Rita Cline Robert Cline Carol Cottrill Neil Cowdery David Carsey Linda Carver Vickie Carver .. -in mi , ...,, lm 5 4 Kay Burd Terry Burl Christopher Billups Teresa Binegar Deborah Bishop Larry Bonnette Pamela Burch Kenneth Carmichael Beth Carpenter Robert Cowdery Galen Cox Karen Cozzens James Crider Carolyn Croston Rex Cunningham Lou Curry Rich and Jim Michael Daggeii Ellen Davis Kathy Davis Cynthia Dolak William Dotson W 4 O 1, ,Alfa Deborah Go Glenn Gosseft ,Q Q ,g H ,. 8, . 15 i John Harris Sue Harris Virginia Hortleben Gary Hendershot George Hendrickson Mike Giffin Rickie Gill Kathy Gilliand Cheryl Duckworth Robin Eaton Beniamin Elder Steven Evans Randall Farley Kimberlie Fleming Mollie Foreman Barry Fortney George Francis rham Jack Green Ricky Gorham Norma Gustke Jerry Hale Linda Hanger Scott Hanger Timothy Gregory Linnette Gribble Teresa Griffith Sharon Green Linda Greenwalt Steven Kaneff Anita Kelbaugh Lewis Lawhorn Beth Leasure Janet Leasure Donna Lee Nancy Lee Russell Hupp Mark Husk Richard Jackson Robert Johnson Terry Johnson Thomas Johnson Treva Johnson Victor Knick Cheryl Lane Dole Lane Harry Lane Sherry Kennedy Bruce Kennedy Ricky Kesterson Russell Kidder Kathy King Craig Hendrickson John Holden Bonnie Huck Fred Huck Richard Hunter ,ax Teresa Lemasters Becky Lewis Michael Lipscomb Joan Little Robert Ludwig Vickie Ludwig Kenneth Luman Theresa Lupardus Vanessa Lynch Joe McGirr Donna McVey Michael Maddox Larry Malcolm Rodney Marshall Donald Mays Sophomores Kathleen Meek Lynn Mercer Russell Mills David Moore Drexel Mowery LouAnn Mulligan Fred Muntz Becky Muntz Paul Murray William Needham Jeffrey Nelson Joe Nelson Terry Nutter Kathy Offenberger Randy Offenberger Rhonda Ollom Mary Pahl Ella Palmer Duane Parsons Patrick Parsons Linda Payne Theresa Place Kathy Pottmeyer Pam Pritchett Ricky Proctor Cynthia Pryor Ronda Radabaugh Susan Rapp Susan Reese Ruth Rex NOT ' sHowN A QI, Joe Hall S l, wr., 3 .Z Loretta Petty 5, .. Daniel Reynolds Jacqueline Riffle Brian Rippeto Patti Ritenour Rex Roberts Danny Rowland Donna Sarver Thomas Sarver Patricia Schilling David Schwende Pamela Sealey William Secoy Albert See Roberta Sheets Pamela Shirley ITICI1 Rodney Short Dixie Simms Eva Simon Teresa Singer f : David Smith Mark Smith A ' ,,.1,.. Robert Smithberger Janet Snyder Gene Spurbeck Pam Starcher Cheryl Stewart Earl Treadway, Jr. Willa Stover Elsie Tanner Alan Thomas JoEIlen Toothman Richard Treadway Robert Vaughan James Waggoner Diane Wagner Steve Waldron Mike Way Carl Webb Cynthia Wellspring Juanita Westerman Anna White Steven White Eddie Williams Cheyenne Wilson Kathy Wolfe Dale Wootten Teresa Adams Warren D. Anderson Douglas Anderson Mark Anderson OFFICERS V Pres, Chris McGlumphyg Sec., Darla Coe: Treas., Myrna Hooperg St. Council Cheryl Farley, Bill Dunfee, Glenda Sarverg Pres., Colleen Cody, absent. The 1971 72 Freshman Class is the largest class in the history of Warren High School. Like most freshmen we had a difficult time adiusting to the high school way of life. The number of freshmen on the honor roll shows our attitude toward academic achievement. Our activities include sponsoring the annual Christmas dance and a busy football and basketball schedule. Freshmen Roger Anderson Gerald Antill Melody Arnold Robert Augustine Degerald Bailey Patrick Barrett Steven Bates Patrick Batten John Bennett Debra Binegar Sandra Binegar Gary Boggs Marlene Burns Rebecca Callihan Linda Carpenter Larry Chapman Scott Clay Cathy Clift Robert Cline Roger Cline Tony Cline Colleen Cody Darla Coe Debra Coe Daniel Bonar Gary Bowes Roy Braham John Brant Regina Brauer Cindy Britton Cynthia Brown Diana Brown Marie Bryant Kathy Burns ,, , Richard Cox Glenn Cozzens Kimberly Cross Benitha E. Crowley Randy Cunningham Shelia Cunningham Danny DeVault Christian Dicken Steve Dickson Michael Divito John and Jeff 66 I PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE I V 2? Penny Adams Marcia Hill Barbara Kidder Chris Sampson Jeffrey Dolak Rebecca Dotson William Dunfee Cynthia Eddy Samuel Edgell Becky Elder Jack Ellison Teresa English Carol Everson Cheryl Farley James Hanger Michael Hapney Junior Harper Stella Harris Jeffrey Hathaway Marie Hayes Neil Hendrickson Rick Henry Alan Hines Myrna Hooper George Farmer Julia Fields John Fleming Brian Foster Larry Francis Michael Gandee Janet Giffin Jeffrey Gilbert Jerry Gossett Brenda Griffin Fred Hall Roger Hall llv'3l 'l'igI5imi,5gllE-is,. Y, V i s l M K, l 9 Av 3,2 P J , ' all JV My M 4? r C f e Jerry Howell Leslie Hoyt Kimberly Huffer Bonita Hutchinson Randy Jarvis Linda Johnson Steven Johnson Pamela Jones Sharon Jones Robert Jordon Norman Joy Martha Kelly Mark Kerrigan Nancy Kidder Ronnie King Vicky King Alan Knost Betty Lamb Michael Lamp Robin Lawrence Betsy Layner Earl Lee Linda Lee Amanda Legleitner Timothy Life Mark Linkinogger Susan Lipscomb Greg Loew Theresa Lowery Brady Lyons Timothy McAtee Chris McGlumphy Michael Mclntire Patricia Maddox Debbie Marlin Tom Martin Becky Maxson William Maxson Michael Mayle Thelma Mayle Pamela Mayo Sharon Mays John Meeks Terry Mercer Linda Morgan Paul Newbanks Thomas Nice Barbara Nolan Scott Noland l Mark Nutter Rodney O'Brian Thomas Owens David Pannell Deborah Perdew Regina Place Denise Povey Steven Proctor Ricky Pugh Theresa Randolph James Rapp Christina Ratliff Sonia Rexroad Phyllns Reynolds Joyce Sephfus Freshmen Tlmothy Richards Anlta Richardson Mark Sevy Paul Shaner Steven Rlgglns Carmon Robertson Faye Rood Glenda Sarver Raymond Scarbrough Rex Scarbrough Rose Schaad Thomas Schaad Wllllam Shawd Brent Smith Gregory Snyder Jackie Sole Edward Sparks Paul Stacy Sharon Stanley Gene Stevens , 4' ry Steven Sealey Dana Secoy David Secoy Debra Secoy Dawn Stone Pamela Strahler Patricia Street Douglas Swearingen Keym Thgmqs Randall weeie Cynthia Toothman Fred Treadway Jerry Treadway Melody Trembly John Tullius Mickie Ullman Keith Vickers Alan Wagner .loan Wagner Robert Walker Allen Wallace Teri Ward Kathy Watkins Russell Webster Sally White Sandra White William White Benny Williams Joe Williams Bonnie Wingrove Esther Winters Doug Wittekind Kenneth Wriston Kerry Yeager William Yoho Cheryl Zumbro Elizabeth Zumbro Marilyn Zumbro 4552? iii ' 2 QXIQX f 4, F ORGANIZIXTIONS W x -N. 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' 'x--1fQ - M f. 1 W T, A 1 ' -H-. -,-,..r . w .gin LH: F-5591, . ',iX: 'Z ,x i ,A V. x,95.ESIw:,q-if Ml 'L f-9 -lv-'51 -kjgstx Q A-tic! . w - U- J- .iv ,X My wi V' sa'-' - L 'A A '.:':2 ' Af' 'lf'--U, QC-'dnb f Student Council The 1971-72 Student Council participated in a number of activities. They spon- sored the annual homecoming festivities, distributed food to needy families at Christmas, and revised the Constitution. A member of the OASC, the Student Council attends workshops and meetings held once a month. PRESIDENT . . . .... Bob Dunfee V. PRESIDENT . . . . . .Donna Benson SECRETARY . . . . . .Betty Thompson TREASURER . . . . . .Rhonda Bowen Row 1: Bob Dunfee, Donna Benson, Betty Thompson, Rhonda Bowen, Mr. Roberts, Row 2: Kevin Kennedy, Tim Johnson, Debbie White, Mike Barnett, Bruce Maclntyre, Denise Hooper, Coleen Smith, Emma Pinkerton, Robin Cain, Row 3: Chris McGlumphy, Glenda Sarver, Bill Dunfee, Cheryl Farley, Susan Reese, Gene Spurbeck, Debbie Gorham, Randy Otfenberger, Teresa Griffith. Senior Honor Society The purpose of Honor Society should be to uphold high ideals and standards, as well as to recognize scholastic achievement and leadership. Several of the activities of the National Senior Honor Society try to achieve this aim, by fostering and encouraging student accomplishment. The T. V. Honor Team is taken from Senior Honor Society, and includes, John Gillespie, Sue Llewellyn, Carol Evans, Jane Schaad, with Doug Lang as alternate. PRESIDENT .... . . .John Gillespie V. PRESIDENT .... . . . Donna Benson SECRETARY . . . .... Sue Llewellyn TREASURER .... .... D iann Welch Row 1: John Gillespie, Donna Benson, Sue Llewellyn, Diann Welch, Jane Schaad, Row 2: Doug Lang, Kevin Kennedy, Marjorie Hendrickson Yvonne Jenkins, Bob Dunfee, Row 3: Gwen Moore, Carol Evans, Donna Miller. Junior Honor Society If you wish to be inducted into the National Junior Honor Society, you must be a freshman or a sophomore, and have gained recognition in character, scholar- ship, leadership, service, and citizenship. This year the Junior Honor Society gave a dance and will close the year of 1972 with the induction of new members. PRESIDENT .... .... J erry Stacy V. PRESIDENT . . . . .Eve Yearwood SECRETARY . . . ...... Lisa Brunny TREASURER . . . . . .Cheryl McGregor ow I: Jerry Stacy, Eve Yearwood, Lisa Brunny, Cheryl McGregor, Row 2: Mike Shawd, Susie Reese, Cheryl Lawton, Betty Thompson, Diane Kiser, ris Stone, JoAnn Greenwalt, Row 3: Randy Sargent, Susan Koon, Penny Brooks, Coleen Smith, Emma Pinkerton, Sandy Knotts, Cheryl Pottmeyer, ary Cogar, Janet Leasure, Teri Burt, Row 4: William Rogers, Joe Meek, Fred Roberts, Bob Riffle, Becky Lemley, Debbie Mayo, Rhonda Lipscomb, athy Reed, Susan Rapp, Linda Hanger, Brenda Wingrove, Row 5: Arthur Arnold, Pat Parsons, Gene Spurbeck, Lynn Mercer, Pam Shirley, Sue arris, Ella Palmer, Lucy Wilson, Janet Fields, Grace Gribble. Randy Simms, Dave Duckworthg Row 2: Ron Hoyt, Chuck Shotwell, Chuck Warner, Randy Kah Students Attending Morgan Vocational School O- 76 Future Teachers Association The Future Teachers sponsored by Mr. Craig, offers its members a chance to find out whether teaching is the career for them. The purposes of F.T.A. are to learn about the teaching profession, to cultivate qualities essential in a good teacher, and to learn how and where teachers receive their training. Every year the Future Teachers give a 550.00 scholarship to a deserving senior who is planning on entering the teaching profession. PRESIDENT ...... ........ C arol Evans V. PRESIDENT .... .... D ebbie Wingrove SECRETARY . . .... Sue Llewellyn TREASURER . . . . . .Ruth Ann Hall ow 1: Ruth Ann Hall, Carol Evans, Sue Llewellyn, Debbie Wingrove, Mr. Craig, Row 2: Jan Elliott, Phil Welch, Betty Thompson, Kris Stone, Diane iser, Gwen Moore, Row 3: Bill Rogers, Kevin Wagner, Jim Rhodes, Grace Gribble, Debbie Smith, Susan Stage, Row 4: Debra White, Bruce aclntyre, Cheryl Lawton. Arthur Arnold, Doug Lang, Don Zimmer. DISTRICT STAR AWARD: Crop Production, Dan Zimmer, Sheep Production, Horticulture, Soil and water, Arthur Arnold, Placement in sales and service, Doug Lang, Placement in farming, Charles Seaman, Absent. OFFICERS: Pres., Dave Barrett, V. Pres., Arthur Ar, nold, Sec., Roy Ollom, Treas., Dave Smith, Re- porter, Harry Lane, Sentinel, Dave Anderson. - l l ' u I 1 ui - -tl I I un' rr 'R 'L - : -gffs ' v .. 2. D ' 'S 52:3 ,- '71 E.. .E- ' - , -01 '- - ::, - -., I Raw I: Mike lamp, Pat Barrett, Steve Riggins, Alan Wallace, Glen Cozzens, Tommy Martin, Danny Anderson, Row 2: Jack Ellison, Lester Freelan Eddie Kidd, Robert Jordan, Carl Webb, Jerry Gossett, Jackie Sole, Pete Schau, Dan Crawley, Row 3: Bill Yoho, Tom Owens, Earl Lee, Steve Seal George Farmer, Benny Williams, Terry Mercer, Alan Thomas, Row 4: Bob Cross, Jeff Hathaway, Doug Wittekind, Randy Weese, Steve Hathawa Calllmen Robertson, Jack Dennis, Bobby Reynolds, Roger Cline, Row 5: Roy Braham, John Bennett, David Secoy, Paul Shaner, Bob Walker, Ricl Ba er. T I I The Warren Chapter of the Future Farmers of America have been involved in many proiects this year, including a tractor pulling contest, a Bar-B-Que Chicken dinner, and a citrus fruit sale to raise money. The Parliamentary Procedure Team received a gold rating, the Chapter a Supe- rior rating and six district awards in competition. Dan Zimmer, Doug Lang, and Arthur Arnold received state farmer degrees. ARMERS Q 0 FUTURE A F I X? H Nfwuw THE NATIONAL 5- 'M STUDYING VOCATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR BOYS '.....s AGRICULTURE Row I: Bruce Lane, Roy Ollom, Charles Seaman, Dan Zimmer, Dave Barrett, Arthur Arnold, Terry Coffman, Doug Lang, Row 2: John Linkinogger, Bob Pickrell, Harold Palmer, Rodney Wheeler, Ronald Palmer, Doyle Martin, Dick Jackson, Alan Thomas, Mr. McCoy, Row 3: Bob Stewart, Tommy Lee, Grovner Lucas, Steve Waldron, Bill Needham, Dave Anderson, Victor Knick, Joe McGirr, Rodney Marshall, Row 4: Dave Wynn, Tim Johnson, Larry Windland, Russell Kidder, George Hendrickson, Richard Treadway, Tom Sarver, Charles Watson, Bruce Kennedy, Danny Reynolds, Row 5: Mike Giffen, Ron Richards, Bill Wittekind, John Lamp, Chuck Gregory, Terry Johnson, Dave Schwendeman, Joe Nelson, Dale Lane. The F.H.A. was, and still is busy as bees. To start the year they participated in the State Fair, had a Puppet Show, went caroling at the Washington County Old Folks Home, had the Freshman Get-Acquainted Party in September, secured the speaker for the County Rally, and had a Parent's Pot-Luck Dinner in November. To conclude the year they will have a field trip to Columbus, present the Style Show for the public and for the Students, and bring in a psycholo- gist to talk on Maternal Health. Row I: Karen Turrill, Mary Cottrill, Robin Reynolds, Vickie Davis, Ella Palmer, Donna Miller, Robin Lawrence, Candy Norris, Sharon Turrill, Row 2: Mrs. Yost, Cindy Britton, Joan Wagner, Deloris Schrader, Cindy Barton, Kathy Cunningham, Brenda Griffin, Kimberly Huffer, Melanie Johnson, Mrs. Tackett, Row 3: Cynthia Pryor, Patty Ritenour, Mary Pahl, Ann Boyles, Rose Christopher, Linda Bailey, Teri Burt. Row 1: Pres., Ella Palmer, V. Pres., Donna Miller, Sec., Mary Cottrill, Treas., Debbie Hall, Row 2: Vickie Davis, Songleader, Karen Turrill, Songleader, Robin Reynolds, Historian, Candy Norris, Parliamen- tarian, Sharon Turrill, Songleader. F.H.A. O.E.A. C Row I, Teresa Smith, Linda Yoak, Susie Koon, Cheryl McGregor, Cindy Ross, Marcia Sarver, Row 2: Sally Board, Janie Pottmeyer, Betty Young, Emma Pinkerton, Robin Ward, Cheryl Adams, Judy Hill, Cathy King, Marta Bowman, Mrs. Wooters, Miss Dickson, Mrs. Hardman, Row 3: Stanley Bailey, James Rhodes, Theresa Williams, Becky Lemley, Debbie Mayo, Becky Lipps, Mary Cottrill, Cathy Blake, Brenda Gilliand, Carol Davis, Pam Bohl, Diane Farley, Row 4: Jeff Warren, Sharon Gates, Denise Hooper, Kathy Eddleblute, Judy Bonar, Mary Cogar, Deana Ball, Karen McGraw, Judy Callihon, Bindy King, Sharon Waite, Diane Bishop, Darlene Lang, Row 5: Bob Dunfee, Steve'Owens, Steve Toothman, Linda McGraw, Edna Everson, Janet Whealdon, Linda Lawhorn, Cathy Sydenstricker, Sally Winters, Debbie Giffen, Patty Pannell, Dot Singer, Kathy Fortney, Earleen Jones, Yvonne Jenkins, Row 6: Shirley Sarver, Philena Radabaugh, Linda Petty, Debbie Davis, Karen Offenberger, Bobbi Way, Phyllis Needham, Pam Wellspring, Mariorie Hendrickson, Denise Corbitt. The Warren High Chapter of the O.E.A. Club operated on CI local level for the iunior students and on a state level for the senior students. Mrs. Aebi served as Warren High Chapter sponsor and with the aid of the other business teachers, worked on the plans which involved ioint participation of the four classes. Group club activities included hearing various speakers, viewing business related films and filmstrips and participating in field trips. The big ioint event of the clubs was the spring banquet in May at Napoli's in Belpre. Science Club sponsors the Warren District Science Fair. We subscribe to Science World Magazine which is placed in the library for student use. Last year we paid l00.00 on radioactivity laboratory equipment for use in the science department. Science Club Row 1: Sally Board, Kenny Fortney, Danny Burfield, Danny Anderson, Mike Barnett, Steve Roddy, Greg Butts, Chuck Lipps, Randy Sargent, Ron Richards, Mark Martin, Mr. Smith, Row 2: Patti Porter, Teresa Treadway, Linda Carpenter, Bob Pickrell, Harold Palmer, Bruce Morgan, Craig Hendrickson, Chris Francis, Eddie Howell, Beth Carpenter, Bonnie Huck, Rhonda Ollom, Vanessa Lynch: Row 3: Virginia Woomer, Dea Jarvis, Janie Pottmeyer, Eddie Williams, Randy Wentz, Kathy Wolfe, Debbie Gorham, Susan Reese, Debbie Baker, Cheryl Pottmeyer, Cheryl Arnold, Debbie Smith, Susan Stage, Pat Burt, Martha Brant, Row 4: John Gillespie, Don Richards, Cathy Sydenstricker, Matt Arnold, Bob Reynolds, Kenny Eddy, Mark Minerd, Roy Ollom, Kim Fleming, Brenda Beebe, Rachael Augustine, Ruth Rex, Karen Cozzens, Tim Collins, Row 5: Galen Cox, Kenny Luman, Charles Watson, Kenny Huffman, Larry Swearingen, Paul Stacy, Bill Shawd, Chris Foy, Bill Huffman, Sidney Mclntire, Denise Povey, Row 6: Brian Rippeto, Melody Arnold, Penny Adams, Pam Strohler, Marta Bowman, Pam Bohl, Donna Benson, Joe Vickers, Kathy Anderson, Ellen Davis, Don Wentz, Jack Dennis, Becky Lewis, Steve Webb, Dallas Lee, Row 7: Mark Smith, Ed See, Steve White, Kris Butts, Debbie White, Cheryl Lawton, Bruce Maclntyre, Jane Bayne, Tom DeVault, Monica Arnold, Kathy Pottmeyer, Dianne Arnold, Treva Johnson, Sonia Rexroad, David Stone. Row 1: Donna Benson, Susan Stage, Kathy Anderson, Row 2: Cindy Wellspring, JoAnne Greenwalt, Karen Hoyt, Lois Kidder, Debbie Smith, Miss Stephans, Row 3: Carl Full, Danny DeVault, Bruce Mor- gan, Bill Huffman, Danny Burfield. Buttle CVY Industrial This year's staff is the largest ever. They pub- lished seven great papers including the Valentine feature and the Senior edition. The main editor of the BATTLE-CRY Paper is Susan Stage, feature edi- tor, JoAnne Greenwalt, and sports editor, Billy Huffman. -Nm-gf 'I The purpose of the In- dustrial Arts Club is to fos- ter the Industrial Arts pro- gram at W.H.S. and per- form as a service organi- zation. This group spon- sored the turkey shoot and the Battle of the Bonds. Arts Club Row I : Larry Windlond, Steve Roddy, Russ Woomer, Bruce Morgan, Rodney Cody, Row 2: Terry Sephfus, Robert Pickrell, Harold Palmer, Harry Williams, Galen Cox, Row 3: Mr. Dukos, Rex Roberts, Jack Ellison. Future Nurses The 1972 chapter of Future Nurses of America has been one of the busiest clubs this year. They began the year by having a display in the fair, a bcike sale in Marietta, went to a tea, and were conducted on a tour at Marietta Hospital, went caroling at Harmer Hill Rest Home and Selby Hospital, they had the St. Patrick's Dance, on March 4, had a tea for the freshmen, and provided transportation for the girls taking candy striping training at Marietta. To conclude the year they plan to have a bake sale, have a party for the Seniors, take a trip to a Veterans Hospital, and have the Spring Tea in which they will invite other schools. Mrs. Wood, School Nurse H Sec. - Connie Seyler, Pres. - Shirley Sarver, Treas. - Karen Mcgraw Row I : Karen McGraw, Shirley Sarver, Connie Seyler, Mrs. Wood, Row 2: Deloris Schrader, Karen Turrill, Linda Petty, Philena Rodaburgh, Patty Panell, Sharon Turrill, Row 3: JoEIlen Toothman, Norma Gustke, Vicky Davis, Robin Reynolds, Candy Norris, Mary Cottrill, Row 4: Cheryl Lane, Teresa LeMasters, Vicki Ullman, Diane Wagner, Cheyenne Wilson, Donna Sarver, Juanita Westerman, Loretta Petty. Seated: Diann Welch, Editorg Kathy Reed, Rhonda Lipscomb, Cheryl McGregor, Standing: Mrs. Stalnaker, Lisa Brunny, Jerry Stacy, Eve Yearwood Mike Shawd. A good yearbook is the result of much dedication, hard work, and ingenuity. Membership on the staff has meant the investment of long hours spent in working on layouts or cropping pictures. L Sometimes cries of anguish could be heard when a headline would not count, tears came when the picture turned out blank, exclomations of delight were heard when an idea turned out right, and laughter often filled our room when students worked on a common project which symbolized the efforts of the staff of the 1972 SHIELD to publish a yearbook for their fellow students at Warren High School. t The Shield Staff Y-Teens The W.H.S. Chapter of the Y-Teens was kept very busy this year. Under the leadership of President, Jane Boyne, Vice-President, Diane Wagner, Secretary, Cindy Ross, and Treasurer, Norma Gustke, the members had a variety show and bake sale to raise money for new curtains in the auditorium. They also had a speaker on volunteer work in hospitals. Row 1: Jane Boyne, Diane Wagner, Cindy Ross, Norma Gustke, Miss Dickson, Row 2, Mary Cottrill, Linda Lawhorn, Kim Fleming, Bet-ty Young, Kathie Ludwig, Sharon Gates, Brenda Gilliand, Cathy Blake, Row 3: Rose Christopher, Robin Ward, Judy Bonar, Teresa Smith, Linda Yook, Cheryl Pottmeyer, Debbie Baker, Cheryl Arnold, Row 4: Robin Reynolds, Linda McGraw, Debbie Giffin, Deana Ball, Sally Winters, Linda Bailey, Robin Eaton, Cindy Britton, Row 5: Susie Reese, Brenda Beebe, Vickie Ludwig, Cheyenne Wilson, Pam Shirley, Vickie Carver, Susan Rapp, Wendy Barton, .lo Ellen Toothman. Row 1: Pres., JoAnn Greenwalt, V. Pres., Don Ri- tenour, Sec., Teresa Brant, Treas., Linda Greenwalt, Row 2: Jim Rapp, Rodney O'brien, Jim Hanger, Bill Rogers, Donna Miller, Brenda Wingrove, Kristen Stone, Row 3: Russ Hupp, Kim Beebe, Pam Sulli- van, Anita Kelbaugh, Linda Hanger, Ann Boyles, Bonnie Wingrove, Row 4: Debbie Secoy, Pam Shir- ley, Vicki Carver, Susan Rapp, Teresa Griffith, Ka- thy Watkins, Melody Trembly. Spanish Club The Spanish Club has been very active this year. lt held its annual Christmas party. The members broke the tradi- tional pinata and sang Spanish Christmas carols. A bake sale was held to raise money for the banquet held at the end of the year for The Spanish Club and Honor Society. The French Club has a goal of stimulating interest in the French Language. French Club activities this year included a number of things. To make money for our club we sold stationery. At Christmastime we had a party. We partici- pated in the Y-Teens Variety Show. The French Club also corresponded with pen-pals from France. Row I : Pres., Steve Evans, V. Pres., Jan Elliott, Sec., Grace Gribble, Reporter, Jackie Riffle, Mrs. Brown, Row 2: Joan Little, Janet Fields, Kathy Reed, Kathie Ludwig, Carol Evans, Row 3: Steve White, Sue Harris, Sandy White, Chris McGIumphy, Janet Leasure, Gwen Moore, Row 4: Brenda Beebe, Vickie Ludwig, Julie Fields, Cindy Brown, Teresa Lowrey, Eleanor Crowley, Janet Giffin. ,French Club The Warren Readers' Library Club sponsored a Sadie Hawkins Dance and sold pennants bearing the Warrior insig- nia to raise money for their annual field trip this year. Gwen Moore is President of the club with Vera Gillinwater acting as Treasurer, and Carol Evans as Secretary. Library Club 1 Row I : Gwen Moore, Carol Evans, Vera Gillinwater, Mrs. Sheridani Row 2: Veronica Arnold, George Francis, Jackie Riffle, Deloris Schrader, Ann Boyles, Karen Turrill, Mark Anderson, Row 3: Kathy Anderson, Mike Maddox, Donna Miller, Ella Palmer, Patty Schilling, Patty Maddox, Kathy English, Debbie Martin, Row 4: Debbie White, Ruthann Hall, Steve Evans, Kim Beebe, Danny DeVault, Bill Dotson, Tommy Martin, Vanessa Lynch, Molly Foreman, Debbie Wingrove. The Warren High School Stamp Club was organized the second semester and has approximately I5 members. The officers are: Pres., Mike Lamp, V. Pres., Bob Cline, Sec.-Treas., John Tullius. Some' main obiectives of the club are to provide an opportunity to students of like interest to share ideas, swap stamps and hopefully hear a guest speaker, who, himself, is a dealer or collector of stamps. These students require all members to have stamp collections lfor membershipl and are interested in increasing their own private collections. Stamp Club Row I: John Tullius, Mike Lamp, Bob Cline, Row 2: Mrs. Williams, Jack Ellison, Brian Foster, Scott Clay, Glenn Gossett, Rick Pugh, Gary Bowes. The purpose of this club is to broaden the knowledge of its members in the people and customs of other countries. During their meetings, the club shows filmstrips and dis- cusses them. They may also plan field trips to different places to learn more. World Geography Row 1: Pres., Mark Martin, V. Pres., Steve Roddy, Sec., Pat Burt, Treas., Donna Sarver, Row 2: Dick Jackson, Carol Cottrill, Pam Shirley, Juanita Westerman, Teresa Binegar, Donna Lee, Mr. Roberts: Row 3: Bruce Morgan, Nancy Lee, Susan Rapp, Theresa Griffith, Eva Simon, LouAnn Mulli- gan, Wanda Bailey. chess club Row I: Pres., Fred Roberts, V. Pres., Debbie Wingrove, Row 2: Joe Vickers, Robert Riffle, Joe Meek, Jeff Hess, Betty Lamb, Anita Richardson, Glenda Server, Martha Kelly, Row 3: Paul Newbanks, Dan Crawley, Jeff Street, Coleen Smith, Dale Wootton, Kevin Wagner, Lynn Mercer, Row 4: Mike Gandee, Gary Boggs, Scott Clay, Doug Anderson, Jay Gladwell, Tim Irvine, Paul Kaneff, Mike Daggett, Randy Adams, Jack Ellison, David Wynn, Bob Stewart, Bill Dotson, Rick Gill, Kenny Carmichael, Ron Vaughn, Alan Hines, Danny DeVault, Jerry Howell, Ruthann Hall, .lim Rhodes, Mark Linkinogger, Kathy Meek, Phil Welch, Robert Augustine, Robert Ellison. Its 46 members compete with each other, and with other schools in chess tournaments. They're all studying to be better chess play- ers by reading books on how to improve one's chess playing. Chess is a very intri- guing game with complicated moves, and takes much concentration to win. The year of l972 has been very eventful for the Girl's Basketball Team under the direction of Mrs. Boyd. They played five games, two with Fort Frye, one with Parkersburg Catholic, and two with Williamstown. They have thirteen players, their first string consisting of Colleen Smith, Debbie Smith, Karen Hoyt, Lynn Gribble, and Pam Birch. Their managers are Rhonda Bowen and Nancy Kidder. Girl's Basketball Team Any girl can be in G.A.A. The girls have intramurals during eighth pe- riod, and play volleyball, basketball, and shuffleboard. The G.A.A. also sponsored a basketball and a track team this year, and have competed in matches with other schools. The officers are: Pres., Dea Jarvis, V. Pres., Rhonda Bowen, Sec., Kathy EddIeblute5 Treas., Myrna Hooper. In the last two years our team has had the best record ever at Warren. At the beginning of each season we stage a comical wrestling program in order to raise money for equipment. Wrestling Club ow l: Harry Williams, Bob Pickrell, Doug Fairbanks, Bob Dunfee, Russ Woomer, Ron Hoyt, Rick Meek, Doug Lang, Stanley Poland: Row 2: Pat arsons, Larry Styers, Mark Minerd, Bob Riffle, Jack Dennis, Harry Lane, Dave Wynn, Bob Ellison, Andy Moore, Keith Kidder, Row 3: Russ Webster, ill Dunfee, Greg Loew, Jack Ellison, Chuck Bailey, Dale Lane, Pat Barrett, Mr. Gainer: Row 4: Jim Waggener, Terry Mercer, Ronny King, Chris illups, John Brant, Jeff Dolak, Leslie Hoyt. ' ow 1: Joe Vickers, Kevin Kennedy, Phil McGraw, Bob Dunfee, Rick Meek, Ron Hoyt, Danny Anderson, Greg Butts, Row 2: Steve Padgitt, Roy llom, Mark Minerd, Bob Riffle, Dave Knost, Denny Morrow, Jock Dennis, Harry Lane, Tim Collins, Jerry Stacy, Row 3: Kenny Fartney, Victor Knick, odney Short, Mike Angle, Joe McGirr, Dave Moore, Terry Mercer, Linn Mercer, Alan Hines, John Gillespie, Row 4: Bob Nolan, Jim Rhodes, Bob eynolds, Rick Gill, George Francis, Steve Kaneff, Albert See, Stan Poland, Doug Lang, Devin Wagner, Larry Bergdorfg Row 5: Randy Giffen, Russ oomer, Terry Coffman, Ron Vaughn, Tom DeVauIt, Mark Elder, Jeff Bradford, Harry Williams, Bob Pickrell, Phil Welch, Chuck Lipps, Dave Walters. The Varsity Club is made up of members who have lettered in any of lthe sports at Warren High. This year nder the leadership of Coach Moore he club started a new initiation which ust be passed by all candidates who wish to ioin. Varsity Club r Row l: Larry Bergdorf, Bob Reynolds, Joe Vickers, Steve Padgitt, Rodney Wheeler, Bob Dolak, Phio McGraw, Jerry Stacy, Row 2: Ron Vaughn, Phi Welch, George Francis, Joe McGirr, Jeff Bradford, Dave Moore, Dale Wootten, Larry Malcolm, Row 3: Gary Boggs, Paul Stacy, Randy Farley Richard Hunter, Mike Hapney, Pat Parsons, Alan Hines, Mark Smith, Tom Johnson, Row 4: Victor Knick, Rodney Short, Carmen Robertson, Randyl Offenberger, Barry Fortney, Richie McAtee, Doug Swearingen, Brent Smith, Scott Noland, Danny Reynolds. i Fellowship of Christian Athletes ' 812123925 The Fellowship of Christian Athletes is in its second year here at Warren. The F.C.A. started out with only a few members, but now it is growing and more have become interested in it. The club is open to any boy at Warren High who has taken part in sports since entering high school. Winning or losing, the Warren High Pep Club members proudly support the Blue and White by cheering and howing a lot of spirit and pep. During the football and basketball seasons a special section was kept for the spirited ans and Band members. This year the Pep Club sold colorful Warren decals for a money-making proiect. 1 'ff' 'EL' Pep Club -2 ,Y lf.. ow 1: Mrs. Boyd, Rhonda Bowen, Pres., Robin Ward, V. Pres., Denise Hooper, Sec., Wanda Waggoner, Treas., Marsha Sarver, Cindy Ross, Kenny ddy, Kathy Davis, Rachel Augustine, Row 2, Bonita Hutchison, Nancy Kidder, Susan Reese, Mickey Ullman, Cheryl Farley, Regina Brauer, Martha elly, Teresa Wilson, Linda McGraw, Martha Brant, Debbie Perdue, Jackie Riffle, Row 3: Cheryl Arnold, Emma Pinkerton, Cathy Blake, Brenda illiand, Coleen Smith, Lois Kidder, Mary Cogar, Teresa Smith, Linda Yoak, Judy Bonar, Kathy Eddleblute, Kim Cross, Bonnie Wingrove, Linda reenwalt, Row 4: Debbie Gorham, Kathy Pottmeyer, Veronica Arnold, Pam Bohl, Kris Butts, Kathy Reed, Kathy Watkins, Robin Eaton, Terri Ward, lizabeth Zumbro, Kim Fleming, Teresa Brant, Althea Nelson, Joan Little, Sue Harris: Row 5: Randy Sargent, Dave Walters, Betty Young, Brenda eebe, Myrna Hooper, Melody Arnold, Chris McGlumphy, Sandy White, Janet Giffen, Becky Elder, Linda Johnson, Carol Everson, Patty Street, hyllis Reynolds, Rita Lucas, Virginia Pohl, Seri Arnold, Row 6: Jack Ellison, Chuck Lipps, Beth Carpenter, Kathy Wolfe, Norman Joy, Alan Hines, ea Jarvis, Jane Bayne. 93 Long hours of work has given the students of Warren High School pride in their chorus. The members shared a Christmas concert with the band. They also had the pleasure of performing on television. The cho- rus's production of All in the Family in the Time Tunnel was a suc- cess in the spring months. Much effort was put in the past year, but everyone agrees that it was worth it. Chorus Row 1: Diane Brown, Teri Ward, Karen McGraw, Peggy Wilfong, Pam Sullivan, Christina Francis, Vera Gillinwater, Carol Evans, Sue Llewellyn, Judy Bennett, Row 2: Linette Gribble, Cindy Dolak, Carol Everson, Sharon Turrill, Karen Turrill, Kathy Anderson, Wanda Waggoner, Betty Young, Brenda Wolfe, Linda Lee, Betty Thompson, Cheryl McGregor, Robin Eaton, Row 3: Ruth Ann Hall, Elizabeth Zumbro, Kim Fleming, Nancy Kidder, Sharon Gates, Debbie Zumbro, Kim leming, Nancy Kidder, Sharon Ga es, e e Wingrove, Kim Cross, Shiela Denton, Ann Boyles, Beth Carpenter, Lois Kidder, Cindy Ross, Cheryl Arnold, Kristen Stone, Barbara Nolan, Kathy Watkins, Row 4: Bill Dunfee, Mark Kerrigan, Gary Boggs, Steve Wood- burn, Sidney Mclntire, Paul Stacy, Chris Billups, Bruce Maclntyre, Jerry Stacy, Kenny Eddy, Jeff Bradford, Randy Giffin, Chuck Lipps, Randy Sargent, Mike Shawd, Diane Kiser, Bill Shawd, Mike Hapney. 94 i Warren Warrior Band V 4 ,Q I ' . I I Rf, lRow I: Debra Secoy, Marcia Sarver, Diane Kiser, Kris Stone, Mike Shawd, Row 2, Mickie Ullman, Bonita Hutchison, Kathie Ludwig, Patty Schilling, 'Glenda Sarver, Jo Ellen Toothman, Vickie Ullman, Teresa LeMasters, Janet Leasure, Sonia Rexroad, Row 3: Mark Nutter, Russ Hupp, Eleanor iCrowley, Joan Wagner, Patty Maddox, Debbie Martin, Regina Brauer, Kim Beebe, Sally White, LouAnn Mulligan, Alan Wagner, Joan Little, Row 4: Rodney Short, Pat Parsons, Theresa Williams, Paul Stacy, Mike Gandee, Richard Cox, Bill Dotson, Steve Evans, Galen Cox, Dana Secoy, Randy Sargent, Kim Fleming, Row 5: Lynn Piatt, Bill Shawd, Chris Billups, Becky Elder, Steve Lowe, Dawn Stone, Teresa Lowery, Cheryl Duckworth, Coleen Smith, Penny Brooks, Susie Koon, Norma Gustke, Rick Gill, Row 6: Jan Elliott, Chuck Lipps, Judy Hill, Greg Butts, Sue Llewellyn, Connie Seyler. l f .r ' QJ Q I 'X ' r- T - A if 'f ii -Q ,s , f ' K ij li ff vim e LFP? A' ,... 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A-'J f fl 1' - N r J Row l: Kevin Kennedy, Terry Coffman, Phil McGraw, Rick Meek, Chuck Jarvis, Bob Dunfee, Joe Vickers, Randy Giffiny Row 2: Bob Dolak, Rodney Wheeler, Sieve Padgift, Steve While, Jeff Bradford, Chip Spence, Dennis Morrow, Dave Knosl, Roy Ollom, Row 3: Jerry Slocy, Mark Minerd, Ricky Noland, Charlie Waison, Bob Riffle, Dave Wynn, Robin Cain, Joe McGirr, Viclor Knick, Roberl Cowdery, Row 4: Dave Moore, Tom Johnson, Danny Rowland, Rodney Short, Harry Lane, Mark Smith, George Francis, Randy Farley, Danny Reynolds. Q x .Xl X 3 Q l .4 m , , l 1 4 rv ff- A S' V fig ' -' I ' l . 5 -' j ' 'P l gg 7? 14 - ' Q X a U '- H ' '- 5 Q x 1 N I X V il ,, ,,,, V , ,T U me 1 . , S 'W K 1 1 l 'W J J l if ,,, ,. 1 S 9 1 2 M J f, y 1 fe M K r J n1f4...'. 'Q' , .v gil y r . iv - ' f . 1 - - Q , Q' ' ., ,, X gra, qvxifp gr vTl e,,, ,fx 5 'Q gi, f ..-f , g. .344 ,jf I. ' . W 2 Q -5 '-nail 1 6 7 09 LE'l'l'ERMEN: Row 1: Jeff Bradford, Chip Spence, Denny Morrow, Dave Knosf, Row 2: Kevin Kennedy, Terry Coffman, Phil McGraw, Chuck Jarvis, Bob Dunfee. ' .M 1 , , ff 2 1 . l 5 , in w e 5 1 K M 1 e L, ' . 1 ' 5 .fi -. Q .':. , f 4 . ' . , 1 1 hd 1 -1 ' x l Q fV 1 .1 2 - 5-. .L 1, , 1, 1 2 E LV11. - A V iff : 1 , f . ,, J M N ' 74 ,y xx? fe ' .1 my f 2 gr' ' ' ' ff. - 1 54' gififi. , , 3 '1- . .N - X gr .'.g z - t fini, NYM -0102115 ,D ,wi f ,. 1. 1 - A 1 1 1 SENIORS: Dave Wynn, Kevin Kennedy, Joe Vickers, Randy Giffin, Row 2: Terry Coffman, Phil McGraw, Chuck Jarvis, Bob Dunfee. TRI-VALLEY CONFERENCE TEAM Jeff Bradford, Kevin Kennedy, Phil McGraw, Bob Dunfee, Robin Cain. Heyl Lei go my uniforml Morgan Co. Athens Ravenswood Vinion Co. Caldwell Nelsonville Fori Frye Paden Cify Federal Hocking Belpre Don'i look now, Hambonel Head 'em off ai the pass. 1970 RECORD 6-4-l W C Helpni we THEY 6 14 14 a as I0 20 49 0 10 0 22 7 I0 34 6 0 I3 0 0 7 Heyl Watch if, fellal V. A' ,gs A ' f 'L M 'fb Push, Spark, push! T on the loose. Warriors slonewall holds again. One al a lime. l gof ill l got ill Heyl Whal's so funny? Run, Arthur, runl Looking forward to practice, Royl Well, nobody is perfect. Wait, I've got a rock in my shoe Freshman Football Row I: Mr. Wentz, Randy Jarvis, Brent Smith, Mike Mayle, Ronny King, Jeff Dolak, Row 2: Alan Knost, Glen Cozzens, Gregory Snyder, Cecil Harper, Tom Schaad, Alan Wallace, Row 3: Richie McAfee, Jim Hanger, Larry Francis, John Meeks, Bill Dunfee, Russell Webster, Doug Swearmgeny Row 4: Dave Pannell, Danny Anderson, Steven Bates, Robert Augustine, Scott Noland, Chris Sampson, Mike Gandee, Paul Shaner. . use ' J 2- 1: rs I . l?5'F'5 1l 'l s'?3'5's ,.,. xx.. W ' ,, 1' -, I Jizjlffi . ' 'xl ,Qf we f we .ji Hag: ,' . 3:5 or 1155, it g f...-sql! xh . ff- 1 L-if . . J. .r-,1.41Lf sb W .VV-,,.,,,,.. -12-0::.::::.7 ..:r::S'-9 ' The Name of the Game . . . ls Basketball Row li -l- SWCY, R. Wentz, P. McGirr, T. Coffman, R. Cain, J. Bradford, T. Collins, J. Stephan, A. Spence, R. Giffin, G. Moyle, D. Knost, M. Elder B. Abbott, K. Eddy. Blockoutlll Never put anything in your ear but an elbow. Dave on a fast break Q 6 X 9 I I 'ff l ' 4 ..-il What's that glare in the middle? Our of my way, Pygmy Terry Coffman All Tri-Valley Conference Team Up, up, and away! I had it first Mark Elder All Tri-Valley Conference Team Most Valuable Player l Strike onel Randy Giffin BASKETBALL W ' H ' S OPPONENTS WE THEY Pksbg. Catholic 75 54 Frontier 69 58 Nelsonville-York 64 49 Fort Frye 49 70 Frontier 66 59 Federal Hocking 74 67 Vinton County 74 46 Pt. Pleasant 79 44 Pksbg. Catholic 64 57 Belpre 60 57 Federal Hocking 53 73 Williamstown 67 77 Fort Frye 49 57 Pt. Pleasant 86 43 Vinton County 58 64 Nelsonville-York 74 62 Belpre 60 62 Williamstown 62 55 Phil McGraw Moose scores again All Tri-Valley Conference Team Junior Varsity Row I: B. Elder, B. Fortney, R. Short, G. Spurbeck, L. Malcolm, V. Knick: Row 2: D. Moore, M. Angle, D. Wootten, R. Offenberger, T. Johnson, R. Hunter: Row 3: C. Hendrickson and Coach Jameson. Freshmen Row I: M. Hapney, R. Weese, A. Knost, B. Shawd, D. Swearingen: Row 2: B. Smith, R. Henry, C. Dicken, D. Wittekind, A. Wallace: Row 3: M. Mayle, M. Mclntire, P. Stacy, R. Hall, Coach Wentz. Where did it go, gang? Woa, boyl Mark for another tip. Wrestling Cl'lC1lT1plOnS INDIVIDUAL RECORDS w Wt. 101 J. Waggoner 9 l 108 R. Woomer 20 115 H. Williams 16 122 J. Dennis 19 129 D. Lang 16 135 B. Pickrell 9 141 S. Poland 15 148 H. Lane 18 158 R. Hoyt 10 170 R. Meek 15 178 B. Riffle 8 188 M. Minerd 4 Unc. B. Dunfee 17 District Champions and State Qualifiers: Russ Woomer, Jack Dennis, Harry Lane and Ron Hoyt. Most valuable wrestler: ow I: Doug Lang, Jack Dennis, Harry Williams, Russ Woomer, Jim Waggoner, Row 2: Waynesville foul-namenf, ob Dunfee, Mark Minerd, Bob Riffle, Rick Meek, Ron Hoyt, Harry Lane, Stan Poland, J k D . nd Bob Pickrell. ac ennls K ..,,. ,D Woomer pins again. Waggoner is first. Coach Gainer Big as a mountain. SENIOR WRESTLERS Team We They Marietta and 104 42 Shady Springs 39 Parkersburg So. 37 28 Wash. Irving and 91 2 Parkersburg So. 88 Parkersburg Hi 33 27 Cambridge 52 13 Marietta 46 15 Williamstown 43 9 Belpre 45 9 Calhoun Co. 60 7 Philo 60 4 Cambridge 33 21 Dunfee, Meek, Hoyt, Poland, Pickrell, Williams, Lang, Woomer and Coach Gainer Dare ya to try thisl I think he's dead. l I even had time to sleep. The great and the small. Boy' Youlre pumng on welghl' Reserve Wrestling Squad Row 7: Russ Webster, Charles Bailey, Dave Wynn, Keith Kidder, Terry Mercer, Bob Ellison, Row 2: Jeff Dolak, Andy Moore, Billy Dunfee, Dale Lane, John Brant, Larry Styers, Leslie Hoyt, Row 3: Greg Loew, Ronnie King, Chris Billups, Dave Barrett, Pat Parsons, Jack Ellison, Coach Gamer. Sorry, you're not my type. Man, what a ridel Harry rolls for 2. 107 Baseball ,ag:j,p' 1 , :M J Row I : Jeff Stephans, Jeff Bradford, Denny Morrow, Grovner Lucas, Tom DeVoult, Danny Reynolds, Robin Cain, Bob Dunfee, Row 2: Coach Johnson, Larry Bergdorf, Chip Spence, Dale Wootten, Kevin Kennedy, Jerry Sephfus, Bob Dolak, Tim Collins, Bill Crawley. Q 737 r ,ml M-J' 3 Sparked by Coach Johnson, the refreshing spring time workouts, and the thrill of a new season, the fighting War- rior diamondmen invaded the untrodden season with determination and a spirit to win. The young Warren team overcame its inexperience with hard work, desire, and teammanship which contributed to a spirited season. Daily workouts consisting of running, pitching, batting, and scrimmaging were set by Coach Cecil Johnson in order to condition the boys for the strenuous season. 11z,k:Qieit,,, . a Ready and waiting. Chip at bat. l l F l l' l l IW ,gf AW N -:bi 5 You goffo what? Row I: Jeff Dolok, Bob Jordan, Rick Gorham, Gene Spurbeck, Brian Rippefo, Tim Gregory, Row 2: Coach Wentz, Bruce Kennedy, Dave Smith, Tom Johnson, Rick Gill, Mike Mayle, Pal Parsons, Kenny Carmichael. x., x Q Reserve Baseball X.. . B -5 I -L like J - Esc ,I!!!!l5!gc' fm, 4, W i , f 1' -1 X 5 -- I , V- i .. ,ff-its Q C 3 1 .wx ,H , I'm ready when you arel Dale Wooflen is gonna sock if fo 'em. Track Spring neared and with it came track season. The month of March saw team members practicing their individual track of field events. Coached by Mr. Moore and assisted by Mr. Jameson, the team members participated in the oldest competitive event in the world. , i H Q ' . if' ff ' Row I: Rodney Wheeler, Ron Vaughn, John Gillespie, Chuck Lipps, Randy Offenberger, Manager, Craig Hendrickson, Row 2: Ben Elder, Steve White, Alan Knost, Alan Wallace, Sam Edgell, Bill Dunfee, John Brant, Larry Malcolm, Row 3: Harry Lane, Victor Knick, Joe McGirr, Bob Reynolds, Steve Padgitt, Lynn Mercer, Randy Farley, Bob Riffle, George Francis, Mark Kerrigan, Row 4: Steve White, Brad Woodburn, Albert See, Mike Angle, Jerry Stacy, Fred Roberts, Ron Palmer, Chris Foy, Steve Johnson. U A a w i ,t Q Let's splitl On your mark . . . Albert See -- school record in pole vaulting at 11' 6'. Our boys practiced long hours at Scenic View Golf Course under the tu- telage of Coach Earl Haberfield, and at the end of the season showed a 3- 10 record. Weese, Tim lrvine, Bill Huffman, Rick Meek, Phil Welch, Jim Rhodes, Mark Minerd. 4 fl g 11 .35 4 V , A VW v . .,,, 5 I f li' W, by fn' A I X' Nall . as 0 'K Row I: Jim Waggoner, Jeff Gilbert, Row 2: Ritchie McAtee, Paul Newbank, Chuck Bailey, Barry Fortney, Jim Crider, Dave Moore, Rodney Short, Scott Clay. Cross Country ,.,..,.s ,.,L, . ., 4 it 'W Row I: Chuck Lipps, Greg Butts, Mike Barnett, Bob Reynolds, Ron Vaughn, Row 2: Steve Kaneff, Rick Gill, Jack Ellison, Jim Rhodes, Larry Bergdorf, Lynn Mercer. It's a long trip to the moon, and an even longer trip to the stars. But give our Warren High School Cross Country Team a place to start and stand back. It may take them some time to do it but you can count on our Warriors to try. Our team had a very successful season this year. A share of the credit for this should go to Coach Watkins, who did a fine iob of getting the team together. It's not easy to run Cross Country. Even harder to win. lt takes a lot of effort, ambition, soul and teamwork. But then, that's WARREN. Denise Hooper Head Cheerleader Varsity Cheerleaders Seri A ... I 1.1 113 'Tavorltesf 1 1 6 County Scholarship Test Winners They took the District State Scholarship Test. Junior Honor Society initiates Junior l-lonor Societylnitiates A W A R D S x X , , -,- Anthology Awards ,J l 1' 2 it 3 Athletes with highest scholastic average: John, Merit certificate for four units of credit beyond graduation. -le fYf LYNN, Bill Gnd Bill- I Dare You Awqrd TV Honor Society: .lone Schaod, John Gillespie, Carol Evans and Sue Llewellyn Bob Dunfee and Rhonda Bowen Arthur Arnold Lynn Mercer Bill ROQGFS State Farmer Degree State Science Fair Marbon Science Award Superior Award Spanish Honor Society Initiates l FFA Public Speaking Awards Doug Long, Tom Martin and Dave Barrett COE Aword Winners: Bindy King ond Marjorie Hen- drickson SENIORS: Carol Evans, Valedictorian, Ist in Class, 3rd in English IV in Wash. Co., John Gillespie, Salutatorian, 2nd in Class, lAbsentI Danna Miller, 3rd in Class, 3rd in Gov't., Wash. Co., Sue Llewellyn, 4th in Class. JAN ELLIOTT S500 Scholarship Tracy Fund Barlow-Vincent SOPHOMORES: Linda Hanger, Ist in Class, Ist in Spanish II in Wash. Co., Theresa Griffith, 2nd in Class, 2nd in Biology in Wash. Co., Lynn Mercer, 3rd in Class, lst in Biology in Wash, Co., Sue Harris, 4th in Class, 3rd in English II in Wash. Co., Steve Evans, Ist in English II in Wash. Co., Kathy Davis, 2nd in Spanish ll in Wash. Co., Susan Reese, 2nd in French II in Wash. Co. JUNIORS: Grace Gribble, Ist in Class, 2nd in American History in Wash. Co., Bill Rogers, 2nd in Class, 3rd in Algebra II in Wash. Co.y Cheryl Lawton, 3rd in Class, lst in American History in Wash. Co., Janet Fields, 4th in Class, 3rd in French II in Wash. Co., Jo Anne Greenwalt, Ist in English III in Wash. Co., Don Ritenaur, Ist in French l in Wash. Co., Penny Brooks, 2nd in Bookkeeping in Wash. Co., Kathy Reed, 2nd in French I in Wash. Co. FRESHMEN: Debra Secoy, Ist in Class, 3rd in Spanish I in Wash. Co., Alan Wagner, 2nd in Class, 3rd in Algebra I in Wash. Co., Doug Swearingen, 3rd in Class ltiel, lst in English I in Wash. Co., Jim Han- ger, 3rd in Class ltiej, 2nd in Spanish I in Wash. Co., Stephen Loew, Isl' in Gen. Sci. in Wash. Co., Robert Cline, 3rd in Gen. Sci. in Wash. Co. Donna Miller OHEA Scholarship Dorothy Tullis Scholarship Senior Scholarships Bob Dunfee Economic Opportunity Grant National Defense Loan is .55 Ss vi ii Debbie White Veteron's Adm. Grant Carol Evans Finch Scholarship Sue Llewellyn Future Teachers Scholarship r KN: rj., k,,,1 ft ,il 1 3 v 5 I az, , .. Doug Lang National Defense Loan Kevin Kennedy App't, to Naval Academy Jim Rhodes and Kenny Fartney QQ? 3' A -mi., :PF Carolyn Warner, Deo Jarvis, Reta Lucas and Jenny Pahl Senior Picnic Lost Doy of School 'PQ is ! w .. gi 5 Diann, Pam, Greg, Bruce, Chuck, and Randy John Gillespie and Veronica Arnold um 4 l u' Ai .0 ,,.,M. ,YQ 1 QL, L W -fx W, MW Jr.-Sr. Prom Theme: Love Story King Terry Coffman . A ' ,vw Queen Jane Boyne I5 oo 0:0 ' oo W 4:4 , 1:1 . . flsrgzgfm.. Y Q., e v2 Q 1 Q. WX5l.,vELa-' L gl Q J KL ' X ' eede J d , '9 v ' X V 'WN -' ff 'd . gf' uf We had Q ball iff if .mflxfg L . A kr v ' - A , K' Lf 1 X T w a fj'P-K A- e - M23 I A ' ., ,, - . E' yu V ,. We danced. We talked. x X W W: ,xyf J W M . A I ,K . , .KN 123 4 , g m-5 .gag ,, , ,greg .W 1 gf :fa ,..-- 1 'NMI V K-.. ' ,K 5-,L ,J Y 'Q' ' V wb wha' ,:. -. 9 M g, gf , , 'S 5 4 J Q '. yygi, QMA V ,. ,- -'f5,.g. .,,. 1 2. ww - am QL page ' cfm 1 ,iv ' iiiwfk., ig.LM,,, . ' 5 .Q --, wwf W -' ran, wx -Y 'f + f -f , 3 4 iw- ' -V 2 4 Jn A' 'L,L A V 1 J ' fmhqm AU :S 1' K . 1. , gb ' W' . - 1 1. f f. M. J -o . ffl 1 .1 n 3. Q 1 E, 5 gi X2 Q A Friday Evening, The Twelfth Annual Commence- ment June 2, 1972 Carol Evans John Gillespie Valedictorian Salutatorian . ,J I if Hz Qu- We-5 , Q ' with-'S -f , ,f-,M f k Eg k- ,KN Wig., , . I .B '- l. z X X 1 Q. I . X P I 5 H f ' 2 - 1 J 127 4 A W The last miIe 1 MOST STUDIOUS - John and Carol FRIENDLIEST - Rhonda and Mike CLASS FLIRTS - Dea and Tim MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED - Bruce and Sue , ww-f.. BUSIEST - Dionn and Bob ' an 4 - LLM' T L LML T o m,3z35NZm5,fjj:q' A,,,., .W,.,,,.., .,f, , , M M v?W '? ' I ' 7 3-1? A f. ' 4' L 14 , U' ev 'M 7 T' 1 1 H+ I ig: W qw lf, , , , , ,M 3 wg ' W Z X Z 1 ' W :fuk I 1, 319 ,S 'Eli' Wglzf A fy LL L f f ' , ' TH EY? fm W 1 1 ,558 'f?WZ ?AL 'M 1 f'f'5?3'v' I , V 1 ' we My qi ff, 0 l fy, if ,T , , 5 4:1 7 1522111543--MA. 1 ww 1 ' M if 0 Q f 1, ' . ,QM ,, U , .1 5 1 ' ' I gf ' 53 7 V V vw' f 'L F ., f L A To f Jr 1 5 J.: -T CLASS CLOWNS - Kenny and Sally if N. 4 A, MOST ATHLETIC BEST DANCERS BEST DRESSED Seri and Phil Steve and Pafli Kris and Dave Senior Favorites T MOST FUN TO BE WITH Jane and Chuck WITTIEST Debbie and Doug MOST COURTEOUS Sharon and Terry Dionn Welch Senior N tke orma Gus Sophomore 1971 Rhonda Bowen Homecoming Queen Cathy Blok Junior Colleen Cody Freshman E Cathy and Robert Diann and Chuck Miss Debbie Westbrook, 1970 Queen, places the crown on Queen Rhondo's head. Mr. Eddy presents a bouquet of red roses. Rhonda and Bruce Norma and Dale I Colleen and Chris 135 134 Senior Directory LADIES AND GENTLEMEN! MEET THE SENIOR CLASS OF I972!l ADAMS, CHERYL: Science Club I, 2, 3, Future Homemakers I, C.O.E., Treas. 4, B.O.E. 3, 4. ADAMS, RANDY: Basketball 2, Chess Club 4. ALLEBAUGH, JULIA: Future Home- makers I, 2, Y-Teens I. ANDERSON, DANNY: Class Offi- cer, V. Pres., 3, College Club 3, Science Club 2, 3, 4, Football I, 2, 3, Track I, 2, St. Council I, 3, Varsity Club 3, 4, Future Farmer I, 2, V. Pres. 3 and 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4. ANDERSON, KATHY: College Club 3, Science Club I, 2, 3, 4, Future Homemakers I, 2, Library Club 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, BATTLECRY 4, Future Nurses 2, Sec. 3, Band I, 2, 3, Chorus 4, Lib Asst. 4, I.O.E., Pep Club 2. - ARNOLD, SERI: Class Officer, Treas. 2, Science Club 3, Cheer- leader I, 4, SHIELD STAFF 3, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Pep Club I, 4, ln- ter-Club Council 3, Athletic Award I, 2. ARNOLD, VERONICA: Science Club 4, Future Homemakers I, 2, Library Club I, 2, 4, Lab. Asst. 4, O.E.A. 3, l.O.E. 3, Pep Club 4, Lib. Asst. 4. BAKER, RICK: Science Club I, 2, 4, Future Farmers I, 2, 3, 4. BARNETT, MIKE: Class Officer, V. Pres. 4, College Club 3, 4, Science Club I, 2, 3, Pres. 4, Football I, 2, St. Council 4, Future Farmers I, Basketball I, 2, Cross Country 2, 4. BARTON, RANDY BAYNE, JANE: Class Officer, Sec. 4, Science Club, Sec. 3, 4, Cheer- leader 2, 3, 4, St. Council I, Y- Teens, Treas. 3, Pres. 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Band I. BENSON, DONNA: College Club 3, 4, Science Club I, 2, 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Cheerleader 2, St. Council 3, V. Pres. 4, Senior Honor Society 3, V. Pres. 4, Junior Honor Society I, V. Pres. 2, Spanish Club I, 2, Spanish Honor Society 3, 4, G.A.A. 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, Class Officer 3, BATTLECRY, Asst. Editor 3, Editor 4. BISHOP, DIANE: Science Club I, 2, Future Homemakers I, 2, B.O.E. 3, C.O.E., Historian 4, O.E.A. 3, 4. BOHL, PAM: Science Club 4, Span- ish Club I, Pep Club 4, l.O.E. 4, O.E.A. 3, 4. BOORD, SALLY: College Club 4, Science Club I, 2, 4, Maiorette 2, Head 3, O.E.A. 3, 4, l.O.E. 3, Teacher's Asst. 4, Y-Teens 4, 3rd in Communications in District 4, Band I, 2, 3. BOWEN, RHONDA: Class Officer, Pres. 3, College Club 3, Science Club 3, 4, Girl's Track 2, Cheer- leader I, Head 2, 3, 4, St. Council 3, Treas. 4, Senior Honor Society 4, Athletic Award I, 2, 3, 4, Girl's Basketball, Manager 4, Spanish Club, V. Pres. I, Homecoming At- tendant 2, Queen 4, G.A.A., V. Pres. 4, Pep Club I, 2, 3, Pres. 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, Who's Who 3, 4, Outstanding H.S. Student 3, Out- standing Teenager 4. BOWMAN, MARTA: Science Club 2, 3, 4, Library Club 3, O.E.A. 3, 4, l.O.E. Sec. 4. BRANT, MARTHA: Science Club 4, Spanish Club l, Pep Club, Treas. 3, 4, G.A.A. 3, 4. BURT, PAT: Science Club 2, 3, 4, Library Club 3, Quill and Scroll 3, Senior Honor Society 4, Junior Honor Society 3, BATTLECRY 3, World Geo., Sec. 4, Homecoming Attendant 3, Chorus 2, Pep Club 2. BUTTS, GREG: Science Club, Treas. 4, Track 1, 2, 3, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Athletic Award 2, 3, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 2, 3, 4. BUTTS, KRISTINA: College Club 3, 4, Science Club 3, 4, Spanish Honor Society 3, 4, Pep Club 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4. CODY, RODNEY: Science Club 2, 3, 4, Ind. Arts 3, Historian 4, Most Outstanding Ind. Arts Student 3, Crafts Asst., Metals Asst. COFFMAN, TERRY: Class Officer, V. Pres. I, Pres. 2, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Track l, 2, St. Council l, 2, Varsity Club 3, 4, Future Farmers l, 2, 3, Pres. 4, Athletic Award 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4. COLLINS, DEBBIE: Science Club 2, 4, Library Club 3, 4. CORBITT, DENISE: Future Home- makers l, 2, Lib. Club 2, C.O.E. 4, O.E.A. 3, 4. CROSS, ROBERT: Future Farmers l, 2, 3, 4. DAVIS, CAROL: Future Homemak- ers l, Maiorette 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club l, I.O.E. 4, O.E.A. 3, 4, Y- Teens 3. DAVIS, DEBBIE: Future Homemak- ers I, 2, 3, Lab. Asst. 3, O.E.A. 3, 4, Teacher's Asst. 3, Teacher's Aid 4, I.O.E. 3, 4. DeVAULT, TOM: College Club 3, 4, Science Club I, 2, 3, 4, Football 3, 4, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 4, Athletic Award 3, Bas- ketball I, Man. 2, F.C.A. 3, 4, Cross Country 2. DILLON, PAM: Science Club l, 2, 3, Future Homemakers I, Track 2, B.O.E. Treas. 3, O.E.A. 3, Pep Club l, 2, Athletic Award l, 2. DUNFEE, BOB: Class Officer, V. Pres. 2, Science Club 2, Football l, 2, All-Conference 3, 4, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, St. Council 2, 3, Pres. 4, Varsity Club l, 2, Pres. 3, V. Pres. 4, Senior Honor Society 3, 4, Jun- ior Honor Society 2, Athletic Award l, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling I, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling Club I, V. Pres. 2, 3, 4, O.E.A., Pres. 3, Treas. 4, Teacher's Asst. 4, Who's Who -A-mong H. S. Student 4, Outstand- ing Teenager of America 4. ELDER, MARK: Science Club 2, Football I, 2, 3, Track 2, Baseball l, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Most Valu- able Player Award in Basketball 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, F.C.A. 3, 4. ELLIOTT, JAN: Science Club 2, 3, F.T.A. 3, 4, Spanish Club l, Band I, 2, 3, 4, French Club, V. Pres. 4. ENGLISH, KATHY: Future Home- makers I, Library Club 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 1, Lib. Asst. 4, Cho- rus 3. EVANS, CAROL: Science Club 2, Library Club 2, 3, Sec. 4, Senior Honor Society 3, 4, Junior Honor Society 2, Scholarship Award l, 2, 3, F.T.A., Pres. 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Choral Honor Society 3, 4, Pep Club I, 2, French Club l, 4. FAIRBANDS, DOUG: Science Club 3, Wrestling Club 3, 4, Wrestling Team 3, 4. FARLEY, DIANE: Science Club I, Future Homemakers l, C.O.E. 4, I.O.E., Treas. 3, O.E.A. 3, 4, Pep Club I. FORTNEY, KATHY: School Service 3, B.O.E. 3, I.O.E. 4, O.E.A. 4, Pep Club I . FORTNEY, KENNY: Science Club 2, 4, Football l, 2, Baseball l, 2, Varsity Club 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Manager 2, 3, 4. FRANCIS, CHRISTINA: Science Club 2, 3, 4, School Paper 3, Cho- oovsimons aieiiwiv sum PROGRAM 5 DRIVER EDUCATION SIMULATOR ' vncmnuw of GMO CEPARTMEN' OF' FGUCRTION rus l, 2, 3, 4, Phys. Ed. Asst. 3, 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, Pep Club I, 2, Art Asst. 4. FREELAND, LESTER: Future Farmers 3, 4. GIFFIN, RANDY: Science Club l, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Track l, Base- ball 2, Future Farmers l, 2, Basket- ball l, 2, 3, 4, Scholarship Award I, Who's Who Among American H.S. Students 3, Chorus 3, 4. GILLESPIE, JOHN: College Club 3, 4, Science Club I, 2, 3, 4, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Track 4, Baseball l, 2, 3, St. Council l, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Future Farmers 3, Senior Honor Society, Pres. 3, Pres. 4, Junior Honor Society, Pres. l, Pres. 2, Athletic Award I, 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball l, 2, Scholarship Award l, 2, 3, Who's Who in High Schools 3, 4, Outstanding Teenager of Amer- ica 3, 4, Tracy Award, Union Car- bide Scholarship. GILLIAND, DEBBIE: Science Club I, Lib. Club 3, Senior Honor Society 4, Junior Honor Society 2, Spanish Club, Treas. I, I.O.E., V. Pres. 4, O.E.A. 3, 4, 3rd Place Stenogra- pher in Region 5. GILLINWATER, VERA: Science Club l, 2, Lib. Club 3, Treas. 4, Pep Club l, 2, Future Nurses, Treas. 3, V. Pres. 4, Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, All County Choir 4. GOSSETT, JIM: Future Farmers l. GREGORY, CHUCK: Lib. Club I, Future Farmers l, 2, 3, 4. HALL, RUTHANN: College Club 3, Science Club I, 2, Lib. Club 4, Lab. Asst. 3, 4, Junior Honor Soci- ety I, Scholarship I, 2, F.T.A. 4, French Club l, Chess Club 3, 4, Dramatics I, Chorus I, 2, 4, Pep Club I, Choral Honor Society 4. HATHAWAY, STEVE: Future Farm- ers 4, School Paper 4. -IJIQENDRICKSON, MARJORIE: Senior Honor Society 3, 4, O.E.A. 3, I.O.E., Pres. 4. HILL, JUDY: Science Club I, 2, Senior Honor Society 4, Inter-Club Council 3, Band l,' 2, 3, Pres. 4, O.E.A. 3, 4, Y-Teens 3, 4, B.O.E. Clerical, V. Pres. 3, I.O.E., Treas. 4, St. Director for Chorus 3, 4, Pep Club I, 2. HOWELL, EDDIE: Science Club 3, 4, Football, Man. 2, Basketball 2, Golf 2, 3. IHOYT, RON: Attended Morgan Vo- cational School. JACKSON, JIM: Attended Morgan Vocational School. JARVIS, DEA: Science Club I, 2, 3, .4, Future Homemakers I, G.A.A. 2, 3, Pres. 4, Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4, Lib. Asst. 3. JENKINS, YVONNE: Future Home- makers I, Historian 2, 3, Senior Honor Society 3, 4, Junior Honor Society I, 2, O.E.A. 3, 4, C.O.E. 4. OHNSON, MELODY: Future omemakers 4, G.A.A. 4. OHNSON, TIM: Class Officer, res. 4, Cross Country I, 2, Base- all I, 2, 4, St. Council 4, Future armers 4, Basketball I, 2, 3. e:ONES, EARLEEN: Lib. Club I, 2, .O.E. 4, O.E.A. 3, 4, Chorus I, 2. ENNEDY, KEVIN: College Club 3, ootball I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, 2, , 4, St. Council 4, Varsity Club 2, , Pres. 4, Senior Honor Society 3, , Junior Honor Society 1, 2, Ath- etic Award 2, 3,' 4, Spanish Honor Society 2, 3, 4, F.C.A. 3, All-Con- ference Football 2, 4, Most Valua- ble Player in Football 4. KIDD, LARRY: Future Farmers 4. KIDD, EDDIE: Future Farmers I, 2, 3, 4. KING, BELINDA: Future Homemak- ers I, Cheerleader 2, Senior Honor Society 4, School Service 3, O.E.A. 3, 4, C.O.E. 4, I.O.E. 3, Pep Club I, 2. KING, CATHY: O.E.A. 4, I.O.E. 3, 4, Pep Club I. LAMP, JOHN: Future Farmers 3, 4. LANE, BRUCE: Future Farmers I, 2, 3, Reporter 4. LANE, JEFF: Science Club 3, 4, Lib. Club 4, Lab. Asst. 4, Junior Honor Society 3, Art Asst. 3, 4. LANG, DARLENE: Science Club I, Future Homemakers I, 2, Lib. Club 2, C.O.E. 4, I.O.E. 3, O.E.A. 3, 4, Lib. Asst. 2. LANG, DOUG: Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Future Farmers I, 2, 3, Treas. 4, Senior Honor Society 3, 4, Junior Honor Society 2, Athletic Award 2, 3, 4, Wrestling Team I, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling Club I, 2, 3, Treas. 4, Star Farmer Degree 3, 4, State Farmer Degree 4. LEE, BONNIE LeFEBVRE, MARK: Attended Mor- gan Vocational School. LINKINOGGER, JOHN: Football I, Lab. Asst. 4, Future Farmers I, 2, 3, 4. ....... 2... ..,. , . . 1 Q, f l ' X X iffiizlif ' me :gf ' . -HWQQ: 'Ti 'ri I ,. , . LIPPS, CHUCK: College Club 3, 4, Science Club 4, Track I, 2, 3, 4, Lab. Asst. 4, Varsity 3, 4, Athletic Award 3, 4, Pep Club 4, Band I, 2, 3, V. Pres. 4, Chorus 4, Cross Country 2, 3, Wrestling I. LLEWELLYN, SUE: Class Officer, Treas. I, Science Club I, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, St. Council 2, Senior Honor Society 3, Sec. 4, Junior Honor Society I, 2, THE SHIELD, Asst. Editor 3, Scholarship Award 3, F.T.A., V. Pres. 3, Sec. 4, Span- ish Honor Society 2, 3, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Chorus I, 2, Choral Honor Society 4, Who's Who Among American H. S. Students 3. LUCAS, GROVNER: Baseball 2, 4, Future Farmers I, 2, 3, 4. LUCAS, RITA: Pep Club 3, 4, G.A.A. 4. LUCAS, ROSE: Future Homemakers 2, Lib. Club 3, V. Pres. 4, School Service I, 2, 3, Future Nurses 3, Sec. 4. MacINTYRE, BRUCE: Class Officer, Pres. I, College Club 3, 4, Science Club I, 2, 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, St. Council 3, 4, Senior Honor Society 4, Junior Honor Society 2, 3, THE SHIELD 3, Athletic Award 3, F.T.A. 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, Spanish Honor Society 3, Pres. 4. McGRAW, KAREN: Lib. Club 3, 4, Teacher's Asst. 4, O.E.A. 4, Span- ish Club 2, Inter-Club Council 3, Future Nurses 2, V. Pres. 3, Treas. 4, I.O.E. 4, Chorus 2, 3, Treas. 4. McGRAW, PHIL: Science Club 3, Football I, 2, 3, Co-Captain 4, 3- year Letterman, Football, Tri-Valley Conference, Baseball I, 2, Varsity Club 2, 3, Sec. 4, Athletic Award 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, Captain 4, 3-year Letterman, Tri-Valley Conference 3 yealyears. MARTIN, MARK: Science Club I, 2, 3, 4, Senior Honor Society 4, Ind. Arts Club I, Sec. 3, V. Pres. 3, World Geography, Pres. 4. MAYLE, ALLEN: Future Farmers I. MAYLE, TERRY: Woods Asst. 4. MEEK, RICK: Science Club I, 2, 3, Football I, 4, Track I, Varsity Club I, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling Team I, 2, 3, 4, Golf 2, 3, 4, Wrestling Club I, 2, 3, 4. MILLER, DONNA: College Club 3, Future Homemakers I, 2, Pres. 3 V. Pres. 4, Senior Honor Society 3, 4, Junior Honor Society I, 2, Scholarship Award 2, 3, Spanish Club l, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Honor So- ciety l, 2, V. Pres. 3, Treas. 4, Lib. Asst. 2, 4, Inter-Club Council 3. I MILLS, TOM: Future Farmers l, 2, 3, 4. MOORE, GWEN: College Club 4, Science Club 2, Library Club I, 2, Treas. 3, Pres. 4, Senior Honor So- ciety 3, 4, Junior Honor Society I, 2, School Paper 3, Scholarship Award I, F.T.A. 4, French Club I, 4, Chorus 2, Lib. Asst. 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2. MORGAN, BRUCE: Science Club I, 2, 3, 4, School Paper 4, Ind. Arts Club I, 2, Treas. 3, Treas. 4, World Geography 4. NEEDHAM, PHYLLIS: Future Home- makers I, 2, I.O.E., V. Pres. 3, C.O.E., News Reporter 4. NOLAN, BOB: College Club 2, Sci- ence Club I, 2, 3, 4, Football I, 3, Baseball I, 2, 3, Lab Asst. 4, Var- sity Club 3, 4, Athletic Award 3, Basketball I, School Paper 3, 4, Ind. Arts Club 2, F.C.A. 3. OFFENBERGER, KAREN: Future Homemakers I, 2, Ind. Arts Club ll, l.O.E. 3, C.O.E. 4, FUfUl'e Nurses 2, 3. owENs, si-IEILA. Lab. Asst. 1, 2, 3, Y-Teens I, Pep Club I. OWENS, STEVE: Football I, 2, 3, Track I, Basketball 2, I.O.E. 4, O.E.A. 3. PALMER, HAROLD: Science Club 3, 4, Future Farmers I, 2, 3, 4, Ind. Arts Club 3, 4. PANNELL, PATTY: O.E.A. 3, 4, Fu- ture Nurses 3, 4, Teacher's Asst. 4. PETTY, LINDA: Future Homemakers I, 2, Future Nurses 3, 4, O.E.A. 3, 4, French Club l, Band I, 2, Teacher's Asst. 4. PICKRELL, ROBERT: Science Club 4, Football I, Varsity Club 4, Future Farmers 2, 3, 4, Ind. Arts Club 2, 3, 4, Woods Asst. 4, Wrestling 2, 3, 4, Wrestling Club 3, 4. POLAND, STAN: Science Club I, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 4, Future Farmers 2, Wrestling I, 2, 3, Cap- tain 4, Cross Country 3. PORTER, PATTI: Science Club I, 2, 4, O.E.A. 3, I.O.E. 3, Pep Club I, 3, Chorus I. POTTMEYER, JANIE: College Club 2, 3, 4, Science Club I, 2, 3, 4, Future Homemakers I, 2, O.E.A. 3, Historian 4, Pep Club I, 2, Teach- er's Asst. 4. RADABAUGH, PHILENA: Future Homemakers 2, Lab. Asst. 3, O.E.A. 3, 4, Future Nurses 4, Teacher's Asst. 4. RHODES, JIM: College Club 3, 4, Football I, Varsity Club 4, Basket- ball I, 2, F.T.A., Treas. 3, 4, O.E.A. 3, 4, Cross Country 2, 3, 4, Chess Club 4, Golf I, 2, 3, 4, I.O.E. 3, 4. RICHARDS, DON: Science Club 2, 3, 4, School Service 2, Lib. Asst. 4. RICHARDS, RON: Science Club 2, 3, 4, Future Farmers I, 2, 3, 4. RITCHIE, DANE: Library Club 4, Fu- ture Farmers 3. ROBERTS, RON: Science Club 3, 4, Future Farmers I, 2, Junior Honor Society 2, Ind. Arts Club 3. RODDY, STEVE: College Club 3, 4, Science Club 2, 3, V. Pres. 4, Foot- ball I, 2, Woods Asst. 3, 4, Bas- ketball I, School Paper 4, Ind. Arts Club 4, World Geography Club, V. Pres. 4. ' ROOD, HARLEY: Future Farmers I, 2, 3, 4. SARVER, SHIRLEY: Future Home- makers 2, Lib. Club 4, O.E.A. 3, 4, Future Nurses' 2, 3, Pres. 4, Y- Teens 2, Teacher's Asst. 4. SCHAAD, JANE: Class Officers, Sec. I, College Club 3, 4, Science Club I, 2, 3, Future Homemakers I, Lib. Club 3, Track I, 2, Senior Honor Society 3, 4, Junior Honor Society I, 2, Athletic Award I, 2, Basketball 2, F.T.A. 3, Spanish Honor Society 2, Treas. 3, 4, T.V. Honor Society Bowl 4. SCOTT, MIKE: Football I, Future Farmers 4. SEAMAN, CAROL: College Club 3, Science Club 2, 3, Future Home- makers I, Lib. Asst. 4, THE SHIELD 3, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, Phys. Ed. Asst. 3, Athletic Award 2. SEAMAN, CHARLES: Science Club I, 2, 3, 4, Future Farmers 3, 4, Ind. Arts Club I, 2. SEPHFUS, TERRY: Science Club I, Football I, Baseball I, 2, Woods Asst. 4, Future Farmers I, 2, 3, Basketball I, 2, Ind. Arts Club 3, 4, Wrestling Club 3, 4. SEYLER, CONNIE: Cafe. Help 3, 4, Future Nurses 2, Pres. 3, Sec. 4, Bond I, 2, 3, 4, Inter-Club Council 3. SINGER, DOLETTA: Future Home- makers 2, 3, I.O.E., V. Pres. 4, B.O.E. 3, O.E.A. 4. SNIDER, DEBBIE: Future Homemak- ers l, O.E.A. 3, 4, Teacher's Asst. 4, Cafeteria 3, Pep Club I. STRAHLER, SANDY SULLIVAN, PAM: Spanish Club 3, 4, G.A.A. 3, 4, Y-Teens 2, Phys. Ed. Asst. 3, 4, Pep Club l, 3. TOOTHMAN, STEVE: Track 3, O.E.A. 3, I.O.E. 4. TREADWAY, TERESA: Science Club 4. TURRILL, KAREN: Future Homemak- ers l, 2, 3, Song Leader 4, Lib. Club 3, 4, Pep Club 2, Future Nurses 2, 3, 4, Chorus 4, Art Asst. 4. TURRILL, SHARON: Future Home- makers I, 2, Historian 3, Song Leader 4, Art Asst. 4, Pep Club 2, Future Nurses 2, 3, 4. VAUGHN, RON: Track 4, Varsity Club 4, Chess Club 4, F.C.A. 4 Cross Country 4. VICKERS, JOE: Science Club l, 3 4, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Track l, 2, 3, Lab. Asst. 4, Varsity Club 4, Athletic Award 4, Spanish Club I, F.C.A. 3, 4, Chess Club 3, 4. I WAGNER, KEVIN: College Club 3 4, Science Club l, 2, Football I, Varsity Club 4, Junior Honor Soci- ety I, 2, F.T.A. 4, Statistician I, 2, 3, Chess Club 3, 4. I WAITE, SHARON: Junior Honor Society l, 2, Scholarship Award l, Office Aide 4, C.O.E., Treas. 4, I.O.E. 3, O.E.A. 3. WALKER, JEFF: Woods Asst. 4. WALTERS, DAVE: Track I, 2, 3, Varsity 2, 3, 4, Athletic Award 2. WARNER, CAROLYN: College Club 3, Science Club I, 2, Track 2, Cheerleader I, Home Ec. Asst. 3, School Service 2, G.A.A., Sec. 3, Pep Club I, 2, Phys. Ed. Asst. 3. WARREN, JEFF: Science Club 2, C.O.E. 4. WAY, BOBBI: Future Homemakers I, O.E.A. 3, 4, I.O.E. 3, 4, Pep Club I, C.O.E. 4. WELCH, DIANN: Class Officer, Treas. 3, Senior Honor Society 3, Treas. 4, Junior Honor Society, Treas. 2, THE SHIELD 3, Editor 4, Athletic Award I, 2, Scholarship Award 3, Tracy Award 3, O.E.A. 3, Spanish Club, Treas. l, Spanish Honor Society 2, 3, 4, I.O.E. Junior Steno, Pres. 3, Pep Club 2, G.A.A. 2, Homecoming Attendant 4, Inter- Club Council 3, Outstanding Ameri- can High School Student 4. WELCH, PHIL: College Club 3, 4, Science Club l, 2, Lab. Asst. 4, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Athletic Award 2, 3, 4, Manager I, 2, 3, F.T.A. 4, F.C.A. 3, 4, Chess Club 3, 4, Golf Team l, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 3. WELLSPRING, PAM: Science Club I, 2, Future Homemakers l, Span- ish Club I, Pep Club I, 2, O.E.A. 3, 4, C.O.E., V. Pres. 4, I.O.E., Sec. 3. WHEALDON, LARRY WHITE, DEBBIE: Class Officer, Sec. 2, College Club, Sec. 3, 4, Science Club 2, 3, 4, Library Club 4, Cheerleader, Head l, 2, 3, Lib. Asst. 4, Student Council 3, 4, Sr. Honor Society 4, School Service 3, F.T.A. 3, 4, Spanish Club l, Y- Teens, Sec. 3, Pep Club l, 2, 3, Homecoming Attendant I. WILFONG, PEGGY: Future Home- maker 3, Library Club 4. WILLIAMS, HARRY: Varsity Club 3, 4, Future Farmers I, Athletic Award 3, T.V.C. Champ Wrestling 4, Ind. Arts Club l, 2, 3, 4, Wres- tling Club I, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling Team I, 2, 3, 4. WILSON, THERESA: Athletic Award 2, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Phys. Ed. Asst. 3, 4, Art Asst. I, 2, 3, 4, Choir 3. WINDLAND, LARRY: Science Club 4, Track l, 2, Future Farmers I, 2, 3, 4, Ind. Arts Club, V. Pres. 4. WINGROVE, DEBBIE: Class Officer, Sec. 3, Treas. 4, College Club 3, 4, Science Club I, 2, 3, Lib. Club 4, Lab. Asst. 4, Sr. Honor Society 4, Junior Honor Society 2, F.T.A. 3, V. Pres. 4, French Club 2, Cho- ral Honor Society 4, Chess Club, Sec.-Treas. 4, Library Asst. 2, 3, Student Council 2. WOODBURN, CHERYL: Washing- ton County Choir 4, Choral Honor Society 4, Pep Club 4, Chorus 4. WOOMER, RUSS: Varsity Club I, 2, 3, 4, Ind. Arts Club 3, Sec. 4, Wrestling Club I, 2, 3, Pres. 4, Barnesville Champ 3, 4, District Champ 3, 4, 4th in District 'Wres- tling 2, T.V.C. Champ in Wrestling 4. WOOMER, VIRGINIA: Science Club 4, G.A.A. 4, Pep Club 4. YOST, LINN: Science Club I, 2, 3, 4, Lab. Asst. l, 2, 3, BATTLECRY 2, 4, Wrestling Manager l, 2, Ind. Arts Club 2, 3, Pep Club l, 2. ZIMMER, DAN: Science Club 3,4. ZUMBRO, MIKE: BATTLECRY 4. 11 - an I .II I 1 Q , , ,.., 'x.,f ff. XJ ? 1 'IX n.l I' NEI III .IL II' Ig? - I,l IIII II' I- I' IIII I ., ,w IINII IMI MI Bl'liSiIl!l I II KI I I. ,lx 'II III! Li II' II I' It fl I FIRESTONE COMPLETE TIRE SERVICE DEALER STORE SKINNER FIRESTONE C-BROCERIES, MEATS, AND DAIRY PRODUCTS McATEE'S GROCERI ES BEVERLY - on-no PHONE - 984-4297 . c +I on I PC S f 0 U C 8I7 THIRD STREET MARIETTA. 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BOX7 cammel . :aRL:ffJ.7. ifflfgi, OI., 35750 ,E rj THOM McAN DRESS SHOES SAMS IMPLEMENT SALES OuaIi+y Wi+hin Your Reach .-3 1075515945 511- DAVID BROWN TRACTORS USED EQUIPMENT ' .JmffI3.'iJ'c' Ph- 618-ms ' Q ... aARLow 45712 Qg u Goddard-Shawd Insurance Agency Phone: 55I-253I BARTLETT, OHIO 457I3 CompIe+e Insurance AUTOMOBILE Coverage LIABILITY A+ Living Cos+s HOME HOSPITAL General Au+OmobiIe Repairing SUNOCO GASOLINE FLOYD R. PAPE Prop. MARIETTA U C PHONE OHIO 374 9I32 W PAPE'S CAR SERVICE APEX FEED AND SUPPLY INC. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL 'T - 1 , -.X - 'I . 'IX Ia -'II I Q., 5 119' boo GREEN STREET I - if Dial 373-440: f P3307 ' BEVERLY 984-2244 . ' L QI! ,f I au. 6 Ag I My N. ff lu Xxx lv - ' MUSKINGUM VALLEY REXALL STORE HARDWARD PARKER'S HANNA AND VANGUARD PAINTS COMPLETE LINE OF CLAIROL PRODUCTS GIBSON GREETING CARDS t PANGBURNS CHOCOLATES BEVERLY BEVERLY FAMOUS FURNITURE BRANDS COSTS LESS AT . . . MINDLING FURNITURE INC. MARIETTA FLORIST I2I GREEN STREET MARIETTA, OHIO 45150 H. R. TEBAY AND SONS PHONE373 0'7 BEVERLY, OI-IIO XI T 7 , 9' PHONE BANK RATE QI 1,5 I 9842828 FINANCING L- -.gd .few' 1- 1,4- ' KIT ' K ' X I 1 WEBER MUSIC STUDIO THE AREA'S MOST COMPLETE MUSIC CENTER. SERVICE CENTER FOR BAND INSTRUMENTS AND ALL ELECTRONIC EOUIPMENT 288 FRONT STREET MARIETTA STUDIO A I j G 'IL J MUSIC PHONE 373-7692 I gl, IA- :1 1 1 Lyon's General Sfore J. WITTLIC5 81 SONS ESTABLISHED IN I877 JEWELERS .v'g, ' f'.,:QX 208 Fron+ S'I'ree+ ,f , Marie'H'a E ly, MAHONE TIRE SERVICE .fix 'rf BERGEN BROTHERS INC. ,I ,2 fl f X W5 ' , 5 I .: 3 vi 'f U37 a 'E ' I X.-.JT , I55 Fronf S'rree'r Ph.: 373-776I 307 3rd S+. General MarieI'I'a, Ohio MarieH'a ConI'racI'ors REDA'S Alibi Carry Oui' BEAUTY SALON , fi? O --- Wigs and Hairpieces I m ,g Open Mon. +0 Fri. RouI'e 76 I.. ax CompIe+e Beau+y Service Ph. 678-2333 46 MARTIN'S Serving +he Area Since I893 HARDWARE PIONEER SAVINGS B H H AND LOAN CO. SEEa6SeFOR ReaI.Es'Ia'I:e Mor+gages Shoes Pain-1-5 Resldenhal and Farm Feeds Drugs Phone: 373-0727 u 2l6 Pu+nam S+. Elecfrical Supplies M eHa Quick Service Phone: 55I-2292 MURRAYIS JAMES D. SCHNEIDER'S GLASS 8. SEAT coven NORTHWEST COMPANY TERRITORY GIFTS I5I FronI' SI. MarieHa K II 373-7538 0 Q X L, , R + 4 A 09 Mari:+II'aT Ohio T 45750 04 NZ I 4 284 Fron+ S+. I MARIETTA ' .1-..,e: ACROSS FROM THE W I . I 1 I - MFG. OF GLAZING GLOBES 52719 'ii' I fi I EI' . Iii S - ,w f SILVER GLOBE MANUFACTURERS POST OFFICE Say I+ wiI'h FIowers ANTONS' FLOWERS FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS egmlcn boe 5 E 204 Froni SI. S 5 MarieHa D Phone: 373-22 I 7 A 'Local and Long , D + H l g is ance au in - 'li WONDER BREAD .Smge Good Luck Warriors 'Packing WESTSIDE TRANSFER New Lexing+on Freshly ishlppmg 8' Ohio Baked Bread 'Agenl 'For Slorage Co' Uni+ed Van Responsible Movers Line, Inc. Since I906 311'Gi1ma1'1'373'3286 Pu+ Your Savings MILLS JEWELERS Where You 6e+ More For H' . . . 219 b+h S+ree+ 5afe'v Parkersburg H WY X yi R39 N, m ' 'lli I If .N Complimen+s of '. fwfr ' U K is ST. CLAlR'S ' AUTO SUPPLY ' Parkersburg T WATERFORD s E 4 BANK Complimenls of SPENCER FUNERAL HOME Call Collec+ lzzo Main Slreel' Bel Pre Phone: 6 I 4-423-702l Ambulance Service A Congra+ula+ions Seniors from +he Barbara's Hairsiyling B-V Dairy Bar 8: Resiauranl fi' - E ef 2 - ' B e2wL--,.,., .W L - .. QA 'V f' , , F Bi VSA R Rou'l'e I Waferford . . K 1.wL9V!, .5 A K! .. W , EZLIEW Y H Herberl Hurgfrecg Q 9 Q JS' 4 X Building L gi X Gale Welch fi i S X 'is .UP ,, .V had Bill and Susan Yosl' Ph: 678-8I80 1 I l Q A I A' c d'+' df c f + . lr on I lone or Your om or Hun+er s Barber Service U Groceries f -. Vincenf Th are Ph: 678-2251 Shjrkeys My E fn ge U i 3 S A L V9 JOHNSON'S GENERAL STORE Eugene Lane Rou+e 2. Gnd SONS MarieH5 A.. I i - ' 1.... ..n 5.9- 4 ' -9 ...z f' ' ' ' ' T ,195 , 1- Lane's Frui+ Farm 8 l VETO DAIRY gully i,, 2 BAR Vincenf UNION CARBIDE C OPORATION TOMORROW'S WORLD IS YOUR WORLD May you 'find answers for I'he ques+ions you raise Ioday: May you find soIu+ions for Ihe problems we all face 'rodayg May you do whaf our generaI'ion did noI' do - and preserve +he Ihings we did well! May you accomplish I'I1ese Ihings wiI'h grace, and s+eadfas+ness, and happiness. Your Friends, Neighbors, and Proud ParenI's a+ UNION CARBIDE CORPORATION Ferroalloys Division Chemicals and PIasI'ics Division The Discovery Company I49 PIANO - ORGANS - GUITARS AMPLIFIERS BOYD MUSIC STUDIO 3I I SECOND STREET HENTHORNE'S LAWN AND GARDEN CENTER x1 I NN TV H ,ful Q gf N 1' A 1- N WHEEL HORSE TRACTORS GRAVELY TRACTORS STIHL CHAIN SAWS TORO LAWN MOWERS SAVE IN BEVERLY Wesfside Marle++a PRICE'S 4 PHARMACY MCCU RDY -- tg. FUNERAL HOME 1 N 2I6 5+h s+ree+ I BEVERLY M 3 LOGUE AND SCHWARTZ INC. Your Real Es+a+e Problem Is our Business. 206 Scammel S'I'ree+ MarIeHa, Ohio REALTORS N W I .X fl ,X,x I , AMBULANCE SERVICE PHONE: 984-2294 BEVERLY - OHIO 1 WATERFORD PHONE: OHIO 984-8970 FUNERAL FLOWERS , WEDDINGS BOUQUETS ,B ,, CORSAGES CaII 373-4744 STYER'S F 346 3 d S+. Dgfvery Maliem CONFECTIONERY Dxgrgfag T MARIETTA IGNITION INC. JEWELRY COMPLETE ELECTRICAL SALES AND SERVICES WARREN CLASS RINGS FOUR WEEKS DELIVERY SHOPPING CENTER DEAN KI NCAID WHOLESALE PARTS AND MACHINE SHOP SERVICES 32I SECOND ST. BEVERLY PH. 374-6746 , THE CITIZENS BANK CO. CHECKING ACCOUNTS SAVING ACCOUNTS SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES BANK MONEY ORDERS TRAVELERS CHECKS WESTERN UNION SERVICE BANK BY MAIL AUTO LOANS PERSONAL LOANS MARRIAGE LOANS COMMERCIAL LOANS HOME REPAIR LOANS NIGHT DEPOSITORY SERVICE CREDIT LIFE INSURANCE DRIVE-IN WINDOW SERVICE APPLIANCE AND COLLEGE LOANS FURNITURE LOANS TOPS IN SERVICE CHECK YOUR - I BEVERLY BANKING NEEDS, Ea?-: +I THEN SEE us. 54 Cv I4 4 I I 5 E if Ll NORRIS STUDIO GLOUSTER, OHIO PHONE BUS 767 32I I 45732 PHONE RES 767 2276 NORRIS EARTH-MOVING DOZER - BACKHOE - SEPTIC TANKS GLOUSTER OHIO PHONE 45732 BUS 767 32ll RES 767 2276 BELPRE BUILDING MATERIALS co. ' COMPSQAENTS I6I3 Washing'ron Blvd. Belpre Phone - 423-7529 FEDERAL IISLJIVIVSEIQOD RIZIITFIRISTIIE SAV' NGS 8' LOAN DOORS INSULATION BOARD WINDOWS CEILING TILE SIDINGS ROOFING FLOORING MASONITE Q,XE ' .,ol TRIM NAILS 5 23111 3 MOULDING BUILDERS HARDWARE NQILIEE FREE DELIVERY BELPRE WOLFE'S SPORT CYCLES, INC. Aufhorized Dealer of BSA SUZUKI S U Z U MAX ALL TERRAIN VEHICLES I9Ib Washing+on BIvcI., Belpre PI'10l'le1 423 34I6 JACK WOLFE, Pres. SAMS BROTHERS FOODTOWN OLD TIME FRIENDLY ATMOSPHERE WHERE YOU'RE A CUSTOMER - NOT JUST A CASH REGISTER TOTAL 2I23 WasI1Ing+on Blvd., Belpre SERVICE Dial: 423-7777 Mutual of Omaha BINEGAR'S United of Omaha MARKET For Your Insurance Needs ' 'Paycheck Protection 'Business Groups - Q4 V I THOSPIIGIIZGIIOH 'Life-Retirement Y ' , :Maier Medical iMor+gage I f p I JL 'ya 5'-'27 Call or Write today! BARTLETT -57 ? ' I Jean shawa P.o. Box an Ph. 55I-229I - f- .gf I' . Ph. 55I-2390 BartIe'H', Ohio 457I3 ELSTON BEVERLY LUMBER coMPANY FEED 8: EQUIPMENT U 2 Yards St. Rt. 60 Beverly Serve You Ph. 984-2900 FEED, FERTILIZER, AND EQUIPMENT 52721 Marietta Q if to H ' 3 -. Q BETTER J Waterford MARIETTA COLLEGE CONGRATULATIONS WARREN HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF ll72ll Silhouetted against a night sky is Marietta CoIIege's 51,500,000 Grove M. Hermann Fine Arts Center, opened in the fall of 1965 and housing the coIIege's art, music, and drama departments. Serving +he Communify Since I892 DOUDNA AND McCLURE FUNERAL HOME 3 I4 FourI'h Slreel' Marie++a 'Ph 373 9232 Farm Equipmen+ Sales and Service JOHN L. RECH RECH FARM EQUIPMENT, INC. Rou+e 3-5 Miles N. of Marie'Ha Business 373-9330 Residen'I' 373-6942 ANDERSON'S BIG RED MART Gene and Mary Kafherine And Ph.: 678-2674 Gas - Feed - Seed Hardware - Groceries Ellis Garage 2 . I 'EN I Washing+ on Complimenfs of Bob's Barber Shop JSE, If A mrmk --W.-- N 4 -f 4. . .I Y X X Blvd. Waferford Ph.: 984-4084 Belpre 423 530I MARIETTA SEWING CENTER REPAIR ALL MAKES OF MACHINES I I6 Pu+nam S+ree+ eenov Qemjcf Marie++a Owner: Jane+ P Finley Complimen+s of MAIN STAR CDIL CO. FOR ALL YOUR PARTY SUPPLIES POTATO CHIPS, GROCERIES, POP AND ALL LEGAL BEVERAGES WEST SIDE f Is7 FRANKLIN ST. I' MARIETTA OUICK STOP CARRY OUT Feafuringz THE GREENBRIER ROOM TRADERS FEDERAL THE AOUARIUS ROOM aRoTHEns SAVINGS AND LOAN FQR GA'-S XZ ASSOCIATION THE VANGUARD SHOP MEN'S wEARINe SAVINGS INSURED UP TO 520,000 FOR YOUNG MEN APPAREL Aww 9I4, Marky S+ree+ gf PARKERSBURG - Telephone 485-5478 I PARKERSBURG I I9 GREEN ST. MARIETTA, 45750 PHONE: 373-0337 T ISIEop SERVICE WITH SALES DIETZ SHOPPING CENTER RADIO-TV 252' PHONE: 984-40I 3 CompIimen+s of DR. DON L. CARMAN I f 55 f AX O ' I 0 , ' BEVERLY MEDICAL CLINIC INC. IBHIIQCCII' A IBHIIQCII' Regis+erecI Jeweler American Gem Soclefy I05 PUTNAM STREET - MARIETTA, OHIO I42 FRONT ST. DE' S Mariana 45750 Boa zine SPC RT S H O P GABE zine I -6 I 4-3 73-6446 CompIeI'e Line of A+hIe+ic Equipmeni' SI0,000 WORTH OF TROPHIES IN STOCK Kms-5 WATERFQRD FARM APPLIANCE sf FURNITURE BUREAU COR. FIFTH and FERRY STREETS PHONE 989-2827 Beverly, Ohio PAUL E. KING, OWNER When you +hinI: of furnifure . . . U, FEED, FERTILIZER . . . Think of King's AND SEED LAND MARK THE TERMINAL BARBER SHOP 53I 5+h SI'reeI' Welcome Parkersburg All S+uden'I's Greyhound Bus Of Any School S+a+ion AII HaircuI's SI.50 and 5l.75 Licensed Barbers on halmllg John Lipscomb Qualify Masonry Washinglon Blvd. and S'Ione Road Belpre, Ohio Ph.: 423-900I 7:30 A.M. Io I I:30 P.M. Large or ,,. Small Jobs ' ' NORGE VILLAGE , i OPEN SEVEN DAYS A WEEK -m-M 5 Phone: 667-3032 1 CLEANING PRESSING COIN-OP LAUNDRY N I Mile from Downfown Parkersburg Sleep Haven Mo+eI Kopper KeI'+Ie ResI'auranI' Open Till I0 P'm- Phone in Rooms, T.V., Air-Condi+ioned Phone 6I4,423-7552 y Bank-Americard and Masler Charge Cards Accepled 6 gn Q Belpre U.S. 50 Business Loop .AI t l ' um his 4:25 Ji- Q Complimenfs of Io., PUTNAM BEL-PARK DAIRY Slreel' -2I28I!2 Washing'I'on Blvd. B I MARIETTA 9 We Phone: 373-I4I6 I5 60 MILLER'S For fhe nea+ well-groomed appearance Complimenis of DARRELL'S BARBER SHOP Good Luck Warriors Q v's'+ X I u Herman Edgell Belpre' 'QI 6 Years Barbering Experience Ohio ' O 3 Doors from Cify Buiding - Belpre BELPRE TRANSFER CO. Local and Long Disrance Hauling IOI2 Hocking Road Belpre Q4- , ,s -',I.,.7:-:-:41.A:r:f:1:r1r.. - 1-. Face Brick Building S+one Phone: 423-7I4l .4 Garage Doors 11 Heafforms COMPLIMENTS OF DR. K. V. KELLOW McBRlDE'S Music Goo., in AV Warriors Belpre R9C0f'ClS 222 Pufman lns+rumen+s S+,-eel, Tapes CARMICHAEL'S GARAGE I I0 7+h S+ree+ r .fa-Gawleffw Belpre - ff QS Phone: 423-734I PARKERSBURG'S LEADING DEPARTMENT o STORE 'Over I00 deparfmenfs +o serve you, your family, and your horne. FREE REGULAR DELIVERY in Barlow-Vincen every Thursday. 320 Fronf S+reeI' Half a Block from Pu+nam Member FDIC l furst bank of monei-to Clean up +I1ose mons+rous bills wi+h a Iow-cosf Personal Ioan from Firsi' Bank GAS COMPANY Serving Homes, Industries and Institutions in Ohio MARIETTA TYPEWRITER INC. Seaman 8: Yos+ GENERAL MERCHANDISE FEEDS, FENCES . FERTILIZER Sales and Se V'CeS Barlow Ph. 678-2450 Special Discoun+ 'ro S+uden+s .Z I .-X, ' f' MONTGOMERY 1 I 6. WARD STUTLER'S CATALOG SALES 246 Fron'I' Sfreef MARIETTA Phone: 373-4I I5 6I6 Main Sfreef Belpre Mr. or Mrs. E. L. S+u+Ier BRO Be++er Milk and 'Dairy Produds Since I933 UGHTON Q - -. Lf: I v 5. f rr 2 :- 4 f I . . S - bug, Q 'K L. . I ll 5: 3 T5 If -v - I .:: Jigs, ...g PHONE 373-2337 :f-, 4 ' LH. of 1145 H5555 LES . El DT Y Jackson Real Esfafe COM MARY K. JACKSON, BROKER TUNNEL DIARY MAWETTA- 0H'0 BAR PLATE LUNCHES SANDWICHES Belpre Office Lowell Office LUNFQZZI-?If3OM CARRY OUT ORDERS PHONE: 373-8l39 COMPARE Our picfures wifh fheirs Our coverage wifh fheirs Our color wifh fheirs You'll buy ours! Gfhe illiarieiia Bailg Glimva FURNITURE Groceries d an Wa+er+own Rober+'s Men's Zi'l'.L'I,.,+, BilI's Sohio . nw Service - - 5 v X X Lakeside T X MOTEL 8. GOLF couRsE Xi ..ub....M vi.-l5nwy.,lQ,,,,y4,,,MmmW' hh Q! I I8 P mam Sheeih Mariefra Beve ly QT' Pho 989 2354 GATES GRCCERIES BEST WISHES 5 'From THERMOFORM PLASTICS Inc. VETO EVAN'S PACKING COMPANY Chillicofhe Road Gallipolis Box 299 55 21? BEST WISHES FAIRMONT FOCDS BARNES RETREAD SERVICE PASSENGER AND TRUCK TIRES TRACTOR TIRE SERVICE RETREADING NEW TIRES COM PLIMENTS OF MR. DONALD McKAY REPRESENTATIVE OF JEWELFIY'S FINEST CRAFTSMEN' GUSTKE'S STACY I-UMBER CO- DEPARTMENT STORE THE STORE WITH I00,000 ITEMS -- WARREN WARRIORS SWEAT SHIRTS GYMSUITS S-Luk! On ATE ' A COMPLETE LINE OF T' BUILDING MATERIALS 'u lf 'l'f .1 PHONE: 989-2565 K fb 2 ROUTE 7 and so , I I LITTLE HOCKTNO LX -, -of HOURS: a A.M.-5 RM. WW WEEKDAYS , , A 8 A.M.-I2 NOON I SATURDAYS Belpre A QIQUD STATE INSURANCE AGENCY LEE'S DOWNTOWN SUNOCO HOURS. 7-I0 My Insurance Man FOR ROAD SERVICE CALL: 423-9098 KENNETH R' SWEET 704 WASHINGTON AND STONE Bepre B-K DRIVE IN We Apprecia+e Your Business Bes+ Kind of Food WasI1ing+on Blvd. Phone 423-99I 3 I7I4 WashIn9Ion BIvd' BeIpre Belpre ,. , I . CHECKING ACCOUNTS MORTGAGE LOANS SAVING ACCOUNTS AUTO LOANS CERTIFICATES SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES NIGHT DEPOSIT SAFE THE BARTLETT FARMERS BANK A FULL SERVICE BANK BARTLETT BARLOW 551-2531 MEMBER FDIC 678-2378 ,' I ' ..,. WW., - ' v f ' 'X :ff-N mf' a,mis4f.,, um, ,V , wmv-. If A-. If.. I I I 'M W ' ' F COMPLIMENTS OF OSCAR C. MILLER WASHINGTON COUNTY COMMISSIONER ENLOW'S BAKERY INC. 708 Mann SI. - Belpre PHONE: 423-8 I 78 CUSTOM DESIGN CAKES SPECIALTY - DECORATED CAKES EUGENE WEESE R+. I, Vincent Ohio FAN, PROWLER, SCOTTY COUGAR - TOPPERS, MOBILE HOMES. PHONE: 678-2033 UNION OPTICAL CENTER GLASSES FITTED - ' CONTACT LEFQES - EYES EXAMINED .- CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 72 23I0 Wash. Blvd. B Ip DECATUR CENTER COWBEL DECATUR DAIRY BAR GENERAL STORE lg, X pf N- A ' -3127 5 07325 I X JACK AND JOAN GLADWELL ILoca+ed a+ In+ersec'Iion S+a+e R+. 555 and Coun+y Rd. 31 'Lf' ' i , -2' 4 Q Q Q A .3 X x .ff . , ' 1 X .germ if 6 66 I0 few as LF Ww e 5 CQ. IQ f VUVL, 1 .1 1 Q K X eg X7 E ' N - ,J Q Q Xfmyi f K . . X 00 ,A , ,,AA , gwagjgga I gwfgafvf Sf wma' as X X RX'1?fMf'5' gear ' egmfmgpv? 0 , .. V Wgsyyf 6 Jfwif wwf?-ff 9 . f J f'fUf'?'f,VCSv .fr N .. :H f f ' QQ X 6 9 Q A Q6 3 Q ' MARIETTA TI-IE CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK , - ' T' MarieH'a CompIe+e Iine of Produc+s eos WASIAIEILISQTLON BLVD feaming PHONE 423 888I Boron Gasoline B H A+Ias 'Iires A I-I-Iouk QUALITY SERVICE BELPRE CLEANERS WESTSIDE SERVICE fas'I, friendly service PINKERTON'S DISTRIBUTORS Wa+erforcI, Ohio Phone 984-234I Dairy Produc+s Are JusI' Dairy Produc+s Unless TI1ey're . . . UNITED OHIO VALLEY DAIRY BACKHOE SERVICE DITCHING SERVICE SEPTIC TANKS B 81 P EXCAVATI NG PHONE: 423-8723 Bill Perdue James BarreH' LINGER LONGER INN SERVICE STATION econ Fooo AIR CONDITIONED DINING ROOM MECHANIC ON DUTY LiH'Ie Hocking PHONE: 989-2585 STAHL NURSERY Au+I'1orized Dealer for Shark Broihers Fruii' Trees wiI'h A Pedigree Paul L.S+aI1I fr XI' Sfahl Nursery , QL -V Li'HIe Hocking SNELLING 8: SNELLING EmpIoymen+ Agency Parkersburg MHFIOHG CLYDE W. HEARN BUILDING CONTRACTOR R+. I, Vinceni Phone: 678-2063 J ,-'ff 3 5 v, + f- 1 1 v Wy? .1 E' 1:1111 5 Ialfwl QIIIII I -1511.7 ' of Be pre ' A X if-5 QQ -. W b sHoPAT .. A. ' MASON'S STORE f 3 61-O Lil-fle Hocking Jackie and Linda are happy a+ OVC You would be fool 'Liberal Arfs Educa'l'ion 'Publicafions 'S'I'uden'l Governmenf 'Spiri+ual Grow+h 'lnfrmural A+hle+ics 'Social Ac+ivi+?es Ohio Valley College Parkersburg, W. Va. 485-7384 l 1 -1. PORTION-PAK MEATS INC. Frozen Foods for ihe Food Service lnduslry Columbus, Ohio 43207 3880 Loclzbourne Rd. Good Luck q N I Iqib V Seniors! Richard Ellis S+udio John W. ul Heaih Y iz., Insurance A ga Agency, Inc. I V: 1 V i, ' 1 THE TRAVELERS INS. CO. Q -' ff I09 Scammel S+ree+ Marieifa Telephone 373-2066 I07 Scammel S+., MarieH'a BANK CO-OPS EXAMINE WCB'S COLLEGE SELECTION AND SCHOLARSHIP SEARCH PROGRAMS Picfured above are bank co-ops. Margarei' Medcalf, Parkersburg High phy Parkersburg Sou'l'h High School as fhey S hool and Susan Mur . . amine Wood Counfy Bank's C II ge Selecfion and Scholarship S arch Programs. Wann' Caunty Ban Mmm mem umm if-ww-ge Corporation T fi R 2 X r N X x X L w P x . .1 71 .- V 5-, - . 19' , ,, A ...- 1,5 vb . : 523' , . . ff- v ., 1- -- f.s,, .:g ,fn -f .A x f Q A fJ'ff-3 ff aff: ?4T E g' ' ' 5 , 'V V -,ns-4, -. ' 4'-if 5 1 . V . uf.- ' az-V . , - ,, , ,J , ',' ,- .4-. I. 2. , +7 ' . 'I w i up-A fL 4ff:.- , inf. .NK s. -A , A hQ-p'-rf-,--.l 7., 7? -V J--1. ,,,,,,.!' , i9 TL Q!Q f'f k Vg ' 'U , - 7 fx fx.-V I 'xs5z? If.,, 'Y K ' V Wt., flsgy- 15-I Y r -fy if . X v fr--U , I' , N44 .i 'V , , . ' L - ' l A ,,t,. , xi v., c.. ww K . f ,H . ..i sr Y ., Q A :,gJ,:g'- pxf 1 ,F ha. ' A A , A . .. m , 1, A 4 . Q., ' Q: 1 .,f-' .L 5' :'.',X1f ' . 1 .A. ,, .'e, .. 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