Warren High School - Shield Yearbook (Vincent, OH)

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Here are some happenings in a year we'll never forget: The coldest winter we can remember. More snow than we've ever seen. The energy crisis and the gas shortage. School closings from lack of fuel, money, and bad roads. A year when our school levy was defeated. Mr. Gainer was elected Auditor of West Va. The swine flu vaccine episode. We went sleigh riding and ice skating. We walked on the ice on the Ohio River. We saw snow muffs which looked like donuts Warren made 102 points in one ball game. Dennis made 45 points in one game. Christmas vacation began December tenth. The last day of school was June tenth. What a way to get a drink! I supported Carter. gh? g M3 . - gg f--A-: i ' . X We're in the dog house. I6 Brrrr 4 5,1 femw 'Olivia' -.. Mary gets revenge. QQ' E he Board of +. - - k'K-' I In E ' X 9 ,. 'ffjfig ie.. 5 lk YY ... ,- 1 Qi, . 4f.- ., A,', S . Super chefs of W.H.S. Let's get M1key! Eavesdropping. i2'37'.. . - iii -11.1.-ll? iw Peek- a-b so 5 ,, k mn, 4' OO. And they looked So good I just had to take a bite. He loves me, he loves me H01- ZZZZZZ . . Q , it any nm M! is mm mmf Mb H Daydreaming Please don't squeeze Lhe Charmin. Those sophomores and their new rings! I told you not to touch that! fam -2 Q mam ,-tzxggig, In this milk is Vitamin A, chocolate ami algaerw If that fancy sling catches on mink migln become an endangered species. Sherry, you aren't cheating, are you? Hi, Birdie. ,y,'ta P . r - cya y yaae tea tait Q aa ta a y yy :-, if ,iff H ,:f '1.,, ,Q!Q.1 XQLMQI . f f V 'Q yky' I' f, 'ff' A1 K .. P as P teta 1 ,,i, -,-'. . 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Born in Monterrey, Mexico, he now lives with his family, which consists of his parents, one brother Rogelio and three sisters, Martha, Margarita, and Mirna . Rogelio and Margarita are also foreign exchange students residing in Michigan and Indiana respectively. He was with us for nine months, living with the Gary Wilson family . His schedule at Warren consisted of Art, Chorus, Civ- ics, Phys. Ed., Spanish, Algebra, and English, com- pared to that of Chemistry, Algebra, English, Litera- ture, Phys. Ed. , History, and Religion at Mexico. He was involved in the Spanish Club and was also a member of the Spanish Honor Society. In Mexico, Raul enjoys soccer, otherwise known as futbol. Raul said that there aren't many differences between here and Mexico, and he made the adjustment easily. When asked what he liked the most he said the people were great, but made it clear that he disliked English. His favorite foods are hamburgers and french fries, compared to tacos in Mexico. We enjoyed having Raul as a student here, and are looking forward to more foreign exchange students in the future. We also want to mention that Willy Aroca, our foreign exchange student of last year, has come back to work toward graduation at Warren High School. Willy's fam- ily lives in Peru and he is living at Fleming with the Gary Graham family. She really has a way with fish. Raul Willy and Raul I' vb f f9f'.r',, ,W Mn-i, , -'W Nftf: ' ' vf-nv: ,V , Q- I. edu. , W far' -e swm-fm 4 'XP K .Wf- gg 4 ,-'11 asus- ' 'Ns-ll , THE HUNTER - Mitch and his deer. 3 'Wiwm 'Q - if 1 and Down VER FAIR Mason . and Darlene and Karen .-ff 1' ' K1 4 I ,jg M4656 it 1 ,ff,sf:ff.mf42f747w5,f gafkffi . me ff? .... Seniors 5' ' mm ROW 1: Mandy Brookover, Darrell Short, Missy Farley, Valerie Hanger. ROW 2: Saundra Secoy, Cindy Bolden. Kim Arnold. ' Pres. Darrell Short Sec. Valerie Hanger St. Council Cindy Bolden p Vice Pres . Missy Farley Treas. Mandy Brookover Saundra Secoy - Kim Arnold We the class of '7'7 have come a long way since that day when we first entered W.H.S. By sharing together our moods of happiness, disappointment, success, and failure we have accumulated fond memories that will be with us many years after we leave Warren. Even though we may come back to visit. the halls will never again ring with the laughter of the class of 7'7. . 'The past four years weren't all studies. There were football games, dances, pep rallies, movies, and assemblies which are sure to affect our future lives. , This year's Homecoming festivities were reigned over by Queen Vicki Lowe and her escort. The sign contest awards were nearly a clean sweep as the Seniors won Theme and Quality and tied for Originality. As we led the school in athletics we also led in scholastic achievements. Our senior year consisted of ordering announcements and name cards, being measured for caps and gowns, exchanging senior pictures, choosing the blue daisy and silver and blue as our flower and color. As graduation brings our final year to an end, we are proud to display our motto , Where no other has gone, let us be the first. ,,,,..-f STEPHANIE ACREE MICHAEL ADAMS RUTH AEBI CHRIS ANDERSON SENI ORS Kwik' KIMBERLY ARNOLD MARK ATKINSON CHARLES BARNETT WC- YRl R O ROL BARNITZ , 1ff, .kfLH lLi...g ff- W IISRII I 1 MARK BARTON KIMBERLY BENEDICT DEBRA BINEGAR LARRY BOGGS CYNTHIA BOLDEN TIM BONNETTE ROBIN BOONE DON BOYER MONICA BROOKER TOM BROOKHART AMANDA BROOKOVER ROBERT BROOKOVER SUSAN BROWN KEVIN BURNS EARL CARPENTER THOMAS CARPENTER MIKE CHEVALIER RICKY CHIDESTER NORA CHRISTIAN MIKE CLATTERBUCK JULIE COE PAM CALLIHAN 1. llli STEVEN COE IAY COTTRILL RUDL CROSTON DEAN SENIORS KEVIN DECKER WILLIAM DOBBINS LU ANN DILLON VERONICA DICKSON CARRIE EATON ...........,.,.-mfw. JOSEPH ELLYSON MICHAEL EMGE MARIE EVANS M Ivlp...-...... . ...Wh ANNA FLEMING MICHAEL FRANCIS DEBRA FREDERICK DEBBIE FRESHOUR JUDY FRYMAN SUSAN GAGE f Q I , I I H if 12' : f 1 Vv i-1.5, X Wm A M ,.... ., I L , QE. . -.251 . ,wg , - 1 .' I 2255 225 n ,I,AI I, if WAYNE GIFFIN MARY GEORGE SANDRA GIFFIN KIM GILDOW IAY GORBY STACY GORHAM RICKY GOSSETT ED GRAHAM WAYNE GRIMM MARK HARRIS Q... TIMOTHY HALL WILLIAM HALL VALERIE I-IANGER PATSY HARRIS CARMA HENDRICKSON ROBERT HENTHORNE THERESA GROVES DIANNA HALE LEONARD HALE JANET HALL Hanging loose! WILLIE HOLBERT JANET RIOLTER JEFF HOPPER JUDY HOYT IANIS HUNTER BECKY HUPP STEVE HUTCHINSON JOHN JOHNSON JEFFERY JONES MARGARET IORDAN CHARLES KELLY 9' Q? - . ' il iii ,' 'migx , A f is I N, - K Gif-any . , 1 t I it I u , A , ,.,... 'Ll ' kj' TAMERA KITCHEN 3 3 A I V A 'E' 1 S... I TIMOTHY LAMBERT MELINDA LAMP ANTHONY LANE ERIC LANE CYNTHIA LAWTON CATHY LEGLEITNER VICKI LOWE RON LUPARDUS TAMMY LUPARDUS CARL MCAFEE SYLVIA MCCOY BRENDA MCCUTCHEN SENIORS JEFF MCKINNEY DEBRA MARTIN VALERIE MARTIN FRED MASON DONNA MEEK DEBORAH MOORE JERRY MUNTZ ROBIN L. O'BRIEN TINA OWENS PAULA PALMER MARVIN PARSONS KEITH PETERS SCOTT PIERSON IOE PINKERTON SONNY PLACE RUTH R. POLAND DON POTTMEYER GERALD POTTMEYER PHIL PROCTOR DONNA PUGH HOWARD RANDOLPH DENNIS RATLIFF JOYCE REED DAVE REYNOLDS JANET RICHARDS RICK RITCHIE JAMES RODGERS KATHY SAMS NWS NANCY RHODES KEVIN RIPPETO SHARON RHODES VICKI RICHARDS NICK ROBERTS GLENN ROBERTSON JEFFREY SCHAAD TONY SAMPSON DENNIS SARVER ROGER SCHILLING BILL SCHWENDEMAN SALLY SEE CRAIG SEVY SAUNDRA SECOY CINDA SEVY DARRELL SHORT RALPH SHUMAR TERESA SPARKS MITCHELL SMITH TODD SPENCE RICHARD STANLEY ROBERT SPENCE DANIEL SPRAGUE M-..,mr CHERYL STARCHER SUSAN SUPRANO JOE SWEARINGEN ANITA THOMAS RICK THOMPSON WILLIAM KEITH ADAMS MARY AUGUSTINE DAVID BAILEY DANIEL BLAZAVICH JOEY BONAR RONALD DAGGETT DAVID DILWORTH VICKIE DOAK DEBRA HAYES JOHN JUDSON CANDY KAHRIG SUSAN B. THOMPSON ELIZABETH KERNS ELIZABETH LAMBETH JERRY LOTT JONATHAN MCATEE FAITH MCCAIN BARBARA THORNBERRY - A I ,xg gg: I 3' ALAN TREADWAY .1 05 .1 -al., W 7 ,wr DAVID TREMBLY CAROL VANDINE STEVE VENHAM ' KURT VICKERS DEBBIE WALDRON RHONDA WALLACE DENNIS WARD JEFF WARD CINDY WARDESKA SUSAN WEBB DARLENE WEBER SUSAN W. BAILEY SAMUEL WAITE DEBORA WALKER JOHN WALKER MARY ANN WALKER RANDALL WAY ROBERT WILCOXEN NORMAN WINDLAND IOE WILLIAMS IIM WRIGHT DANIEL MCGRAW DAVID MARSHALL CRAIG PARSONS MICHAEL POWELL PAM REXROAD CROSS GREGORY ROGERS ALVA JOHN SARVER JANET SKIDMORE NORMAN SMITH BRENT SMITHBERGER RHONDA SNYDER MARCIA STEPHENS MARK STEWART TIM TINCHER TRACY TREDWAY RAYMOND VANKIRK DOUG WRISTON BRUCE WUNDERLICI-I KEVIN WYNN SELENE YEARWOOD ROBERT YOHO PHYLLIP YOUNG I W M, ,xg 2.4 f ,.....-Jw'-v 1 fn' J .. Y :-A 2' ly, 4414011 In sports the juniors dominated the great Warrior football line, and played an important part in basketball by supplying a strong bench. The Junior girls contributed much to a very successful Warriorette basketball season . ' Hessie of the Hi11s was the successful Junior class play with Jim Wright and Gwen Mathews in the leading roles. For the '76-77 Homecoming, Mary Beth Oliver represented the Junior class as attendant. Her escort was Randy Farley . Candy bars were sold to raise money for the Junior-Senior Prom. Juniors' enthusiasm and spirit was displayed through the winning of the spirit stick more times than any other class! - Pres. Dave Mason V. Pres. Mary Arnold Sec. Donna Gates Treas. Judy Hoyt St. Council Ron Buck Chuck Buck Phil Spindler E IU IORS ROW 1: Mary Amold, Dave Mason, Donna Gates. ROW 2: Ron Buck, Phil Spindler, Chuck Buck. ABSENT: Judy Hoyt. WV.. v -and-, if 'N-..,, Becky Abbott Rex Alloway Donna Anderson Andrevyswg M Mary Arnold wwf IU IORS Mary Barton Ed Barker Susle Barrett Randy Bowersock Tern Sue Brauer lim Brookover Judy Brown Kim Brunny Charles Buck Ron Buck April Bun Don Carmichael Randy Butler Jim Callander 1' if ? .Hgh 4.6, Cris Christopher Joyce Clark I W W mllon Cline Cline Deva Terry Lynn piggmx '?af?'e:1imngham l Keith Frame Donna Gates Greg Gentry Patty Gibson Sandy Gorham Larry Ev Mike Fa erson rley Julie Daggeu Shirley Davis Jennifer Dayhoff Sherry Dexter Steve Dolak Becky Ellyson Cindy Ely Terry Farmer IORS Glenna Ely Lou Fryman Barb Ferrell Bret Fury Donna Garcia Rex Goudy Melvin Graham Jim Green Dorothy Greenlees Mark Greenlees Marvrn Haught John Greenwalt Mamn Haughr Mark Haynes Deann Hendershot Charles Hicks Lrlhe H111 Jerry Hoon Sara Hooper Lottie Hostottle Teresa H111 Brian Hubbard Loretta Huck Kathy Hueuel Brenda Hunter Judy Lauer Reggxe Johnson Rocket 6 M.. Knox Brent Lane ft 'W Loew K1m Lowe Lawrence Lmda Leasur I UNI ORS Joe Lee Dan Tony Lupardus 4 A I 1. be ' L L f W ,. L... J i I If v x, , A X If fb L nnnnnn n L L A n L , Charlotte McCutcheon r r Steve McFarland Gary Mclmire Ie Jeff Males Vicki Marlow Dave Conme Mayle Chris Mayle Phil M3346 Richard Mayo Debora Meek Rick Mens Valarie Miller Lisa Miskimins Gary Morgan Brian Morris Mike Morrison Lori Moyers Linda Mulligan Vicki Murrey Debbie Newbrough Bob Offenberer Colleen Oliver Mary Oliver Ricky Owens Nancy Pahl Cindy Palmer UNI ORS Dean Payne Barney Peckens Rick Pettit Dan Plaugher Kevin Pottmeyer Karhy Proctor Mike Randolph Don Reid Sherry Richards Bob Richardson Charlie Riffle Anita Roach Sarah Robertson Carol Sampson Marina Schaad Sharon Schultz Sieve Sciance Denzil Seckman Beverly Sephfus Peggy Shaner Penny Shaner Don Sheeis Tom Cline Clarence Cunningham Joel Gossett Jeff Howell Don Jackson James E. Johnson Richard Johnson Judy Lipscomb Jeannie McALee Debora Mayle Kevin Mayle Duane Perdue Jack Smith David Stanley Dawn Stanley Debra Waterman Christina Williams 'II H I O R S Harry Worstell Don Zumbro Toby Venham ' ' ' ' ' ' Ward Sandra Way Nancy Webb Rick Westbrook Karen Wilson Pam Wilson Pat Wilson Vicki Withrow Marion Wogan Mark Wunderlich Mark Wynn John Yancey Karl Yeager SOPHOMORES ROW 1: Pam Baker, Beth Arnold, Susie Giddings. ROW 2: Patty Brauer, Karen Mason. and Katrina Surface. ABSENT: Kathy Sims. This class, composed of 232 hale and hearty sophomores, has shown their liberation by having been led by an all girls student council for the first two years at Warren High School. The sophomores tied for the originality plaque in the traditional Pep Week. Karen Mason, escorted by Mark Rogers, was this year's class attendant. The energetic sophomores displayed tremendous spirit by winning the spirit stick numerous times during football season . Pres. Karen Mason V. Pres. Patty Brauer Sec. Katrina Surface Treas. Susie Giddings Student Council Pam Baker Beth Arnold Kathy Sims Carmela Adams Doug Adams Davy Adelsperger Babette Adkins Lindsey Adkins Ioy Aebi Leslie Allebaugh Danny Allen Darrell Anderson Linda Anderson Beth Arnold Pam Backus Ray Bailey Pam Baker Jamie Banks Mark Barnitz Frank Barnum Mike Barrett Tony Baumgard Cathy Becker Becky Berry Cindy Boop Barb Bradley Lester Bowes 3115311 BISHI Patty Brauer Kim Brown Albert Brooker- Mary Brown SOPHO ORES Denise Burford 56111153 BLUES s Connie Callihan Don Busch D311 CBIPCUISI' '22 X, Gene Carver Dave Christopher Brian Caseman Tammie Cline , Patty Copeland Dennis Coe Bin Cox Darcy Combs mv-ff' Brenda Craddock Rhonda Davis Chris Crousser Steve Dayhoff Doug Dye Kevin Ebra Cliff Eaton Julie Elder Sonja Engnes Sandy Ferrell Q vor Carl Fridley Aaron Fleming Gary Gaughan Suellan Giddings Janet Graham Roger Gill Doug Greene . Jim Hamilton D G anny umm I Hams Les Hall Oy fi. 66' '?U a Tom Hewitt Robin Hicks Robin Harrison Bob Hartleben Bruce Hayes Steve Haynes Cathy Heiss Theresa Hendershot Charmin Hendrickson Marlene Hendrickson Chris Hess Diane Higgins Tom Hick Debbie Huffman Belinda Hutchinson Tammy Hutchinson Steve Jacobs Dick Padgitt, Captain of the junior S HO E5 fireman, warren vm. Jeff Hines Tennie Hoibert Steve Horner Carla Hoyt Peggy D. Johnson Peggy J. Johnson Trennia Johnson Janell Johnston Ron Jones Laura Judson Tammy Kerrigan Robin Kidder Brenda King was tired and Roger just d to he around. Mark King Robin Knotts Mike Kuhn Melissa Law Jeff Lawrence John Lee Melinda Lemon Nancy Lewis Mike Lieving Pam Lott Marcia Lupardus Tammy McAtee SOPHOMURES John McBride Ben McClellan Brian McConaha Andy McFarland Pam McPherson Mike McVey Allen Mallahan Dina Mangual Jeff Masters Liz Matheny Peggy Matheny Ron Matheny Ed McGrew Paul McGrew Tina Mclmire Larry Mclntire John McKinney Warren Marks Tim Marlow Jeff Martin John Martin Karen Mason Nathan Merrells Jackie Merrow Doug Miller Luanna Miller Bill Morey Chris Nichols Tammy Nichols Lori O'De11 Jerry Offenburger Darla Owens Diane Mayle Ervin Mayle Molly Maze Paul Meeks 1:-'-is we 4:1 , Jeff Moyers Jim Mulinex Gary Murrey Lesli Nelson sg-sf., Dick Padgitt Alcy Palmer Alice Palmer Teresa Parsons 'ds Alison Rhodes Karen Richards Darla Riggins Charla Rippeto Charlene Richardson Don Perdue Lisa Poling Patty Pottmeyer Don Ratliff Elaine Rauch SOPHO ORES Connie Rexroad Cindy Reynolds Kevin Reynolds Vicki Reynolds Robert Batten Larry Clift Tonya Deem George Hardman Dawn Hermiz Mark Kitchen Doug Snyder Karen Southall Karen Stanley Don Stotler Dawn Tabler David Yoho Sharlene Ritchie Jim Robinson Mark Rogers Louis Saling Bernard Schwendeman Darrell Sciance Matt See Beth Seyler Cindy Shawd 48 I Kathy Sims Jayne Smith Jeff Smith Teresa Smith Bill Smith Luanne Snyder Tim Snyder Valerie Spencer Russ Stacy Katrina Surface Robin Swick Duane Tabler Sharon Tackett Tina Theobald Teresa Stauch Roy Stanley Kathy Starkey Treva Stauch Jane Stephens Angela Stevens Susan Stewart Joe Suck Clair Sullivan Brenda Treadway Brian Treadway Paula Tredway Carla Trembly Wanda Venham Aw ,Q 'rw f Tim Vincent Jeff Waite Sue Ward Tammy Ward Tammy Wardeska Gary Warne Janice Weekly Jim Wellspring Rick Wellspring Billy West SOPH OM ORE Barbara White Ed White Shawn Whitehead Liz Wilcoxen Jeff Williams Leola Worstell Andy Year-wood FRESHME When we came to this monstrous school as'fresh1nen, we were busy trying to adjust to the ways of Warren High. The teachers, classes, and kids were all different but we were ready to try and to learn everything we could. Now that we have adjusted, we have begun to take part in school activities, attend dances and games, and partic- ipate in sports. We are ready to keep.up the name of our school and live'up to our duties when we become upperclassmen. We hope that thru the next three years we can build ourselves and our spirits big- , ger and better as we go. r 9 X . 1 77551 , Jihsgiiiifsfz ROW 1: Carol Turner, Treas.g Willie Aroca, Pres.: Teresa Lowe, St. Council: Earl Place, St. Councilg Mike Buck, Sec.: Rusty Richards, V-Pres.: Paula House, St. Council. X xx K, X z Cindy Abbott Frank Acree Richard Adams Dawn Adelsperger Belinda Adkins Milly Adkins Mark Aebi Dave Anderson E A d Kris Anderson ugene n erson Willy Awca Casey Augustine Robert Barton Paul Bailey Mike Bates Sandy Batton Jane Becker Wes Becker Chris Beebe Todd Bishop Jackie Bohl Steve Bohl FRESHMEN Charles Boone David Bowen Becky Bradford Mary Bradley Sonjia Bretz Dana Brown Jeff Brown Kevin Bryan Mike Buck B111 Carmichael Dlanna Burt Karen Callihan Larry Carpenter Dave Carney Cam Carver Diane Caseman Stephan Chevalier Tim Clauerbuck Chris Cline Ruth Coggeshall Elaine Collins Tim Collins Rod Dolak Iohn Dowler Ellen Farmer Mike Fisher Dianne Coulson Debbie Crum Dave Cowell Paula Dayhoff Bryon Decker Connie Dennis Bonnie Dennis Ralph Doak FRESHME Tim Dye 'Y Mark Freshour Bill Hyman Frank Fryman Stuart Goodwin 've-ef? Norm Dowler Michelle Draffin Missy Eddy Dave Everson Bill Foreman Rowdy Freeland Charlotte Hall Susan Hanna Dixie Haught Tanj a Hendrickson Dave Hill Shirley Hitt Ian Gray John Greenlees Nancy Green Terri Greenlees Iim Greenwalt Keith Griffith Jim Giffin Terri Hahn Bobby Hapney Clark Harris Ronda Hicks Ed Hood Sharon Hopkins John Homer Cathy .Howell Paula House Kerri Huck Jon Keney Kurt Killian Chuck King Peggy King Cristie Kirkpatrick Dan Knost Tammy Kuhn Dave Lane Cheryl Lauer Leo Hupp Debbie Hutchinson Joe Johnson Troy Jones Don Jordon Paula Ater Darrell Bosely Stacy Cook John Cutlip Tammy Knight Tony Lacaria Patricia Martin Barry Smithberger I DIDN'T HAVE A THING TO WEAR Q15 I g, ,V E FRESI-IMEN Randy Leasure Brett Legleitner Mike Lewis Cindy Lincicome Helen Little Carmen Lochary Duane Lowe Teresa Lowe John Ludwig Mark Lynch Dave McA1ee Marilyn McGraw Kay Mclmire Tonya Mcinlire Mike McKenzie Scou McPherson Susan McPherson Gary Mason and she almost slugged me! Greta Miller Linda Miller Larry Miskimins Dana Morris Sheri Morrison Iaque Mathews Tammi Matthews Marvin Mayle Roger Mayle Ron Mayie Chris Meek Don Meek Ken Meek Jeff Miles Brenda Miller 'Ti Jeff Radabaugh Britt Reid Rusty Richards Tim Rowland Win- jg.. wb Jennifer Rowley Eldon Russell I eff Russell I im Ryan Greg Sampson Jim Sams Becky Sarver Ed Sayger wwf' Regina Sayger Tim Schaad Doug Schilling Jeanette Sheppard Diane Sims hm S1ms Gerald Smith Phil Smlth I-'RESHME Brenda Sparks Janet Stanley Sandy Stanley Gena Stephens Mtke Stevens Chen Street Sharon Suprano Kenda Taggart Mark A Thomas Mark E Thomas Susan Thomas Janay Thompson Jeff Thompson Steve Thompson Davrd Thornberry Bryan Trout Bobby Tucker Carol Turner Bobby Twyman Sharon Urschel Jackie Vankirk Barbara Voso Joni Wagner Steve Wagner Mike Weber Pam Welch Robert Wenmoth Jeff West Mark Westbrook Tim Wheldon Kelly Wheaton Brad White Paul Wilcoxen Blondena Williamson Mary Wogan Richard Yancey Kathy Yoho Craig Yost Trenda Zumbro XS JUNIORS Donna Anderson Brenda Baker Janet Binegar Tonya Bowen Terrie Bradford Tara Cline Julie Daggett Deana Davis Becky Ellyson Cindy Ely Glenna Ely Sara Hooper Loretta Huck Marcella Johnson Judy Lipscomb Debora Mason Debora Meek Cynthia Palmer Anita Roach Beverly Sephfus Teresa Shirley Lora Starkey Lana Strahler Barb Treadway Bonita Wallace Debora Waterman Sandra Way Christina Williams Vicki Withrow Gene Boyer Tom Cline Ron Cline Larry Everson Terry Farmer Bret Fury Joel Gossett Rex Goudy John Greenwalt Marvin Haught Charles Hicks James Johnson Ricky Johnson Reggie Johnson Mark Knox Tony Lacaria Hanford Mayle Rick Metts Brian Morris Robert Offenberger Duane Perdue Rick Pettit Steve Sciance Denzil Seckman Jeff Shuck Alvin Simms Ed Smith Fred Snodgrass Dave Stanley Harry Worstell I OIN T VOCA TI ONAL WASHINGTON COUNTY SCHOOL I. V.S. WANT 'T W x SENIORS Stephanie Acree Keith Adams Debora Binegar Dan Blazavich Joe Bonar Tom Brookhart Susan Brown Kevin Burns Pam Callihan Earl Carpenter Rick Chidester Nora Christian Iames Corbitt Ron Daggett Kevin Decker Veronica Dickson Dave Dilworth Carrie Eaton Ioe Ellyson Mike Emge Clarence Giffin Wayne Grimm Leonard Hale Janet Hall Jeff Hooper Jeff Jones John Judson Candy Kahrig Jerry Lott Faith McCaine Sylvia McCoy Brenda McCutcheon Dave Marshall Debra Martin Debra Newcomer Sonny Place Don Pottmeyer Donna Pugh Howard Randolph Dennis Ratliff Victoria Richards Nick Roberts Roger Schilling Brent Smithberger Ray Snyder Richard Stanley Anita Thomas Rick Thompson Carol Vandine Sam Waite Rhonda Wallace Jeff Ward Cindy Wardeska Robert Wilcoxen Norman Windland Doug Wriston Phyllip Young GRADUATING IUNIORS Donna Davis Tammy Lupardus Robin L. O'Brien f ' 'V' fa ,fzmf Q LZ? ffwgd fzfdfi,f.1ffo.,gEfafQf'f,f1f4i,fQL QP.fff:Lffe.v2f22 f W, w- ,-af ! f' f ,Q wwf ffwvfff ' ' ffzffHf ' .. Lg Q Mrs . Patricia Peoples LIBRARY The Warren High School library is a good place for students to study, learn, and enjoy reading. The library has many different types of resources, books, magazines, etc. , that make study much easier for W.H.S. students. Mrs. Peoples has done a lot of organizing the materi- als we have, and has helped all of us in many ways. Library Assistant Mrs. Betty Maddox MMM Vocational Agriculture at Warren High School teaches young men and women the basic fundamentals of farming. It also provides instruction in Ag. Business and other agricultural related areas. Vocational Agricul- ture students don't spend all their time in the class room. Learning by doing plays an important part in Vocational Agriculture. For example, students go to other farms and get first hand experience they need in keeping records and managing their own enterprises. VOCA TI ONAL A GRI C UI. TURE The Home Economics Department is continuing to grow with stu- dents, teachers, and activities. The classes focus on the basics of individual growth, family and community living, and preparation for adulthood. Along with the annual play-school and style show the classes sponsored a Spring tea. HOME ECONOMICS Q-iuulnvu --.. k Ai Mix? g ,Mum Mrs . Florence Tackett Iv? 5911. Mrs. Donna Iams Mrs . Lana Dillon Since communication is one of the major essentials of life, our English Department strives to provide a program that will aid students in every way possible. The program includes grammar, poetry, literature, speech, and drama, and prepares the student for his future years. Thus by communicating with others we shall be able to master our lives. ENGLISH Mrs . Barbara Cowell Mrs . Susan Luthy Mrs. Gwen Cody Miss Mary Kay Leavitt Miss Marjorie Stephens Mrs . Kristin Bolden Spanish Learning a modern language contributes to the development of the student's potential talents and interests to the fullest extent. By broaden- ing his concept of language and increasing the range of his ability to communicate with oth- ers, one creates a better appreciation of life in a different cultural and linguistic environ- ment. Not only does the student study the grammar and literature of the language, but also the history of the country with its cultures and customs. LANGUAGES Mr . Jerry Bedilion French Ns., Mr. David Shewmaker Science Fair Winners Superior Science Fair ners: Karen Mason, D Adelsperger, Dina lx gual, Sharon Tackett, Hall, Steve Haynes, Yearwood, and McKinney. QBr1an Case was absentb . SCIENCE The sciences offered at Warren High School are ISCS , Earth Science , Biol- ogy, Chemistry, Physics, and Chemistry II!Biology Il. These sciences help the student to think for himself and ask questions. Each day scientists try to solve the perplexing problems of our changing world . At Warren the student acquires a background in science that will enable him to begin to try to solve the unanswered problems of the world. ll TESTURIFS .HS ,- ae as ,gf A Jr Mr. Max Smith Andy Yearwood with his project. Mrs . Reta Stalnaker Mrs . Nancy Ruth Mr . Charles Wentz W--.... ..,, Mr. Jack Marks Mr . James Craig K 195 ' Vi , . Mr. Roy Jameson MA TH EMA TI CS Math is an important tool in helping to develop the mind. There are few fields that do not require a basic knowledge of the funda- mentals of math. Our math department works to help students comprehend the infinite uses of mathematics in life. dv , I x. Mr . Michael Brant 511-1 Social Studies covers all of the great events and dates of the past and also the current events of today. But with the help of the excellent teachers at Warren we learn about things like the Revolutionary War, presidential elec- tions, social problems, black culture, and information essential to our under- standing of the great country we live ln. Mr. Drake came back to Warren from Barlow-Vincent in January after Mr. Gainer resigned to become the State Auditor of West Virginia. ii 5 Mr . Jack Watkins Mr . Vincent Scragg SOCIAL STUDIES Mr. Glen B. Gainer, Jr. The Industrial Arts department includes woods, metals, crafts classes. During the year some students built be pieces of furniture in woods, while other students worked motors, cars and metals. In crafts, they made projects such ceramics, decopage, leather belts and many other handy jects. INDUSTRIAL ARTS Argyle White Mr. Alfred Scalia Mr. David Schaad program lS built around the academic tools and '11 knowledge necessary to become a contrib person in society Mrs Huettel teaches health and work-study coordination. Part of the study program involves community and in work. Vance teaches language arts and social studies. se the number of students is growing a third of Occupational Education was added in Decem- e new teacher is Mr. Bridgeman. He teaches math, and health. students work in the Marietta and Belpre area receive credit for this work. Occupational Edu- is designed to prepare the student for the world ahead of him. 1' 411 , -C Wx'-1 s -wi Mr. Vance and students. Mrs. Lou1se Huettel Mr. Gary Vance A ,1 I GI ' ' OCCUPATIONAL EDUCATION -.l'f.t.!1f..1,.-V--0 W LD. TU TORIN G SER VICE tutor program at Warren provides students the opportunity to get help in areas in they are weak. This special program a closer relationship between teacher and In special sessions, Mr. Harper works with the student to help him to develop Q become strong in his weak subjects. a 45 ,ff 'Z Mr. Harper helps a student with reading problems 'Y f works with some students. This program is built around the academic tools and practical knowledge necessary to become a contrib- uting person in society. Mrs. Huettel teaches health, math, and work-study coordination. Part of the work-study program involves community and in school work. r. Vance teaches language arts and social studies. ecause the number of students is growing a third nit of Occupational Education was added in Decem- er. The new teacher is Mr. Bridgeman. He teaches eading, math, and health. ome students work in the Marietta and Belpre area receive credit for this work. Occupational Edu- is designed to prepare the student for the world ahead of him. .L is LD. TU TORIN G SER VICE tutor program at Warren provides students the opportunity to get help in areas 1n they are weak. This special program a closer relationship between teacher and In special sessions, Mr. Harper works with the student to help him to develop become strong in hrs weak subjects. Mrs. Louise Huettel Mr. Gary Vance OCC UPA TIONAL EDUCA TION -.. Mr . Raymond Lowther Mr. Lowther is shown as he appeared in a leading role in the Actors Guild production of Eden on Mr . Fred Ruth the River in Parkersburg. MUSIC As a part of the fine arts department of Warren High School we are indeed proud to present the mighty Warriors band and chorus. These courses provide training and instruction for talented students and those who wish to learn to play an instrument. In each of the courses, students acquire the ability to communicate, both in a group and individually. Emphasis is continually placed on the development of talent and skills necessary for self expression. 78 Phe four art classes engaged in many exciting activities this year. Assign- nents ranged from scribble drawings, ceramic paintings, repeat designs ind weavings, to three dimensional constructions and macrame. The ourth year art students are encouraged to use their own ideas and choose heir own assignments, some of which were outstanding oil paintings and nacrames. Students will have the opportunity to display their works in the Xnnual Art exhibit in Building 1 and the cafeteria at the end of the year. Miss Sylvia Young ART DRIVER EDU CA TI ON Mr. Dennis Biddinger The driver's education class teaches the students skills in handling and maintenance of the automobile. They ' studied driver's laws and regulations in the classroom. Then the students are ready to go out on the road. The driver's education car helps the students in handling the car and prepares them for their driver's test. Qt nik 5' fsgjzfzp Mr . Ernie Moore HE LTHA D PHYSICAL ED. The health and physical education department helps to round out the curriculum here at War- ren. Physical Education introduces the students to sports such as football, basketball, softball, warball, and weight lifting. The health classes studied numerous subjects including first aid, diseases and medicine. Q Miss Debbie Corlrss ssrt rf? , WZwkg ifi l B 1 i 2f4f2efTF55:wjg, ::f4zfff14ffd42fff??7pi?47Z2m0ff2?1N Q f,ff4 '2ff1Q' i A527445 My, f ,,,...f-M 'www , luv' BOARD OF EDUCATION Dr. William Swearingen CPresidentJ Mrs. Mary Yost CVice-presidentj Mr. Jerry Benson CAthletic Council Rep.J Mr. James Wilson CLegislation Liaisonj Mr. Richard Wrachford CNew Memberj Mrs. Thyra Gainer CClerkJ ADMINISTRA TIO Mr . Edward I ones Local Superintendent Mr. Edward C. Jones has served as superintendent of Warren Local School District for the past two years. Devoted to public welfare, Mr. Jones, with the help of the Board of Education, gives a maximum of time and effort to assure an excep- tional education for all the students enrolled in the Warren Local School System. Backed by community support, the Board of Edu- cation maintains a quality school system. By uti- lizing their experience, they are able to resolve problems and influence school policy. An almost insurmountable problem facing Mr. Jones and the Board of Education at the present time is finances to operate the schools in the Dis- trict. Mr. Hugh Coffman Administrative Assistant Mr. Allen N. Short has completed six years as high school principal at the Warren Sys- tem. Some of his duties include planning the curriculum, representing the school in different organizations, and scheduling classes, teachers, and extra activities. Patience, dedication, and understanding are necessary for a person to fill this position and Mr. Short possesses these qualities and uses them to mold the present and future lives of the students at Warren. His position and efforts are appreciated and the attitude he displays is an example to all the mem- bers of the student body. in-.., ws Mr . Allen Short PRINCIPAL MR. ALLEN N. SHORT e LQI: 5 Mr. Jones and Mr. Short Realizing that each student is an individual with unique talents, Mr. Pearson devotes his time to help the student ,develop his potential. He is always ready with encouragement and understanding for each student, or discipline when needed. Because of his great dedication, Mr. Pearson has become a successful and respected Assistant Principal. Mr Pearson is probably the only administrator rn the area who r1des a motorcycle to school ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL MR. ERNEST B. PEARSON MRS CHLOE SPENCE SECRETARY MISS MARLENE BURNS OFFICE ASSISTANT The main office staff meets the demands of the student body and an ever mcreasrng number of faculty mem bers Besrdes the multitude of tasks they perform each day they greet and give necessary information to stu dents teachers and parents v . X I . . ' . . . , . Mr. Jenkins and Mr. Barnhart provide counseling GUIDANCE Mrs . Violet Richards Secretary for the students at W.H.S. They furnish informa- tion on colleges, scholarships, and careers. They also give aptitude tests to help the students find what areas they are most talented in and help them make out their schedule to suit their own personal interests. Another service provided by our counselors is to help the students with any questions or personal problems they may have. A we p 3' p X X' icts t a x Uh... - it Y N Mr. Edwin Barnhart SCHOOL g r SER VICES s Students seldbm realize just how important the people behind the scenes are at Warren. These include the bus drivers, cooks, cafe- teria workers, and j anitors. The cafeteria staff works busily each day to prepare, plan, and serve a variety of meals throughout the week. Meeting all the requirements of good nutrition, they provide a pleasurable atmos- phere. The custodians keep our buildings clean and keep the school run- ning efficiently by completing a daily routine of tasks. The bus drivers are given the big responsibility of transporting stu- dents safely to and from school each and every day. J' , ' ,A ,, gif' 4 1144.5 , f l ff' J, W ff, V Q K dffzmz f mf-L flc.S4.4 ,. i'FQi1Q,f6fd JM- .fQp zc2r4f ..,, .i,,,. J ff f ' K ft -' ,fl . , fW7'7f:? 66-C3-I ,-f. ,ff6 cZ 5116511 41,3 ' ff f'flff.Qh ,.. f1fZf Q Q 42, Lfcdw PQCCQ if' fb iff V! 0 P--ff' ,f yr I X f ,X 'M... A, Qf f r fi :,ff , fi:f'ff'5:' W? 57 fff'f.fH..: Mfdv ff Y ,ff , A A ff fwvf' J X Lf fmiflfmifiifUfa7fi4.f3fQ-f5 ff' H 5555. if 5449 fb' f :'i1 f..- ,. ,W ff , , , xr ,f ,ffl i A Il M A' ,I ff M F 1 , V -1 wf , a i5ff , 4:3:v 413maf9i6 m,e' , L.4.LzfffV pig :f Lfzfcf if ,55ff,'4.M f f W ,gf J ,ff , ff aff ffnifff M4 Mia M V A H ,Q-'U-1 ' I . Q ,. WU eifggg ,fx gt gif ,fy ,f4a73iF , :, . ' jr- KQV!! Q--.---V W I 5 ff ff 5252 MF' .K , If I , I F !,!J, A f ,N .fffgf 5,5 fy V 4 f ffffiw fm ,f 3.57 , xf?CY7A' X f i ,,L4M,?. , s ' I xx, 'mf CHEER VARSITY W LEADERS FIGHT! TEAM FIGHT! rg Kim Benedict Cindy Lawton 11 ..,,A Cheerleaders are very busy, active, and enthusiastic about school spirit and their teams. The varsity and reserve tryouts are held in the spring following a clinic. Freshman tryouts are in the fall. Cheerlead- ers are selected on the basis of teacher evaluation and ability. This past summer the varsity squad attended Golden Eagle Cheerleader Camp at Mus- kingum College, where they learned new jumps, sidelines, mounts, and cheers. Varsity received three 2nd place awards. The reserve squad attended a clinic at Smith Wall Bridge in Marietta, and Ohio State University in Columbus. For new uniforms, camp, and clinic they sponsored car washes, sold candy, programs, and much more. Cheerleaders were also involved in Parents Night, Homecoming, and the new Fight Song board. Colleen Oliver Saundra Secoy Vicki Lowe Tern Boop Captain I-V CHEERLEADERS: Charmrn Hendrrckson, Robrn SW1Ck, Crndy Boop, Julie Elder, Janet Graham, and standing is Darcy Combs. G0 - WARRIORS! FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS: Chris Beebe, Gena Stevens, Terry Greenlees, Nancy Green, Missy Eddy, and Dale Newberry. ROW 1: Marvin Haught, Kevin Reynolds, Louis Saling, John Martin, Bruce Hayes, Jeff Moyers, Dan Carpenter, Jim Robinson, Kevin Ebra Ben McCellan, Jeff Martin, Martin Haught. ROW 2: Ron Matheny, Charlie Riffle, Barney Peckens, Dave Mason, Gene Boyer, Don Busch Rex Alloway, Mark Greenlees, Ron Smith. Jerry Hoon, Don Westbrook. ROW 3: Mark Atkinson, Don Pottmeyer, Mike Chevalier, Joe Wil liams, Bob Spence, Tim Hall, Charlie Barnett, Steve McFarland, Tony Lane, Kurt Vickers. ROW 4: Dave Reynolds, Mark Harris, Greg Gentry, Craig Parsons, Jerry Muntz, Jeff Schaad. T ew W . ,mn ' QBQBG sunt' VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM N A yYiw yLAJ4A 6 M Vjiwji Q ,,,!! E,y,,!yi y , M,,,,,,fW,,?y The Warriors compiled a 3-5-1 overall I ml S' - ' record. Practice started in midsummer R T and players worked hard and put out gait 3 'H 1 W. .'s b 100070 effort in the blazing sun as they I hi,-jgilgfifsilfvrxgil X prepared for the games ahead. The up al l ' i --I px team was led in tackles by Tim Hall 1 ':'-fQ, 1 ' :Lk and in total rushing yardage by Kurt 1 .,'-'if 4 waz .Q vfggf ,'f 5' ,qi-' f 1-5, - up mf Vickers. The team was well repre A sented on the conference team wrth N gg. Jeff Schaad, Tim Hall, Bob Spence, Meg? and Kurt Vickers all being named to 5-'j p area l-f,,: :: ?? the .T.V.C, team.. W1th many Juniors V seeing action this past season, the , Warriors hopes are high for a fine sea j N.,, son next year. Co-Captains Dave Reynolds, Bob Spence ROW 1: Mark Harris, Jerry Muntz, Craig Parsons, Tony Lane, Don Pottmeyer, Jeff Schaad, Mark Atkinson. ROW 2: Dave Reynolds, Mike Chevalier, Joe Williams, Charlie Barnett, Bob Spence, Tim Hall, Kurt Vick- CIS. M, ,,A,. Q. . l Seniors -, I Q nn I' an Q, 5 ,4-. 'U 1 TOTAL RUSHING YARDS Vickers 380 yds. Chevalier 535 yds. Spence 495 yds. Schaad 425 yds. AVERAGE RUSHING YDS PER CARRY Name Carries Spence '76 Vickers '75 Schaad 61 Chevalier 46 LEADING TACKLERS Hall 86 Parsons 80 Mason '79 Muntz '75 Peckens '73 ROW 1: Ed Hood, John Nichols, Richard Adams, Mike Bates, Bill Fryman, Mick Wenmouth, Leo Hupp, Paul Bailey, Jeff West, Jeff Radabauh, Frank Meyers. ROW 2: Dave Lane, Tim Dye, Dave McAtee, Wes Becker, Troy Jones, Mike Stevens, John Dowler, Phil Smith, Kevin Bryan, Clark Harris. ROW 3: Mark Westbrook, Brian Trout, Casey Augustine, Coach Brant, Gerald Smith, John Cutlip, Jeff Thomp- son. FRESHMAN WARRIORS F' 3 F? N s H 4 iiiss ssisi ,i'c i M 1 Q 'A ttr i iktsit ,t,, , ,t,,tt ts.,s sst 'ii'Fi 1 'ill lli' , Q' f ,Ag s as X I K E 1 x if ff' 8 J - A 'J if f Now what do I do, Mike? he bench alive . FRESHMAN FOOTBALL 1, x 1 A, 1 'vu Frontier Caldwell Ravenswood Marietta Belpre Cambridge We They 14 '7 6 18 12 18 0 36 6 42 0 12 Oops! Missed! Ewa .1 Kun looks for paydut 9uq,..... Cadets hold ig., 'W W' y , f .n. .JL ,. I g 9 ,r ML '4 W V ta Q7 N ROW 1: Ron Buck, Ron Lupardus, Wayne Grimm, Glenn Robertson, Charlie Buck, H Coach Marks, Tony Baumgard, Darrell Short, Bob Yoho, Mark Perdue. CROSS C OU TR Y Darrell Short SENIORS: Wayne Grimm, Darrell Short, Glenn Robertson, Ron Lupardus, Most Valuable Senior Bob Yoho. After losing two matches to the Parkersburg Big Reds, the highlight of the season came when the Warrior runners scalped the Big Reds by a 21-37 score. Starting in August practices were held in the evening, then when school started practices were held after school. Throughout the season several hundred miles were run, and there were many fun practices of running through the country on old back roads. The team compiled a season record of 8 wins and 8 losses. Glen Robertson, Darrell Short, Charlie Buck and Tony Baumgard all qualified for the district meet that was held at Carollton, Ohio. Darrell Short received the most valuable senior award . VOLLE YB LL ROW 1: Pam McPherson, Vicki Murrey, Teresa Smith. ROW 2: Mrs. Dillon, Tammy Kerrigan, LuAnna Miller, Joyce Reed, Susan Suprano, Tennie Holbert. Susan Suprano Most Valuable Senior VARSITY TEAM Tammy, Susan and Joyce - TRAC Joyce Reed Most Valuable Senior ROW 1: Chris Christopher, Darla Riggins, Kathy Sims, Sarah Robertson, Tonya Mclntire. ROW 2: Mrs. Dillon, Teresa Smith, Dixie Haught, Becky Bradford, Janet Shepard, Carla Trembly, Tennie Holbert. The spirited volleyball team was coached by Mrs. Lana Dillon. They traveled to Parkersburg Catholic for the season finals where they played Belpre for third place. Joyce Reed and Tammy Kerrigan received Honorable Mention for TRAC and Susan Suprano received the TRAC honor. The team also proudly brought home the Sportsmanship trophy. The season ended at the Sports Banquet in which Joyce Reed and Susan Suprano RESERVE TEAM A received Most Valuable Senior Trophies. 1 ' ,. N O . ' ns, I -!'. ,H 5 ,fy s. :fri -1 W ' 31 21:3 eil' Mgr. Martin Haught, Kurt Vickers, Mark Wynn, Willie Holbert, Mike Adams, Steve Dolak, Phil Spindler, Mgr. Marvin Haught. ROW 2: Coach Marks, Charlie Buck, Rex Alloway, Dennis Ward, Pat Wilson, Bobbie Ward, Bob Spence, Mgr. Mark Haynes SENIORS: Mike, Willie, Dennis, Bob and Kurt. BASKETBALL , , , 1 ! li Dennis Ward Mike Adams All TVC All TVC Most Valuable Senior Most Valuable Senior flillilty 40 5 .- - I Exile Q W -3 ' at Q Q E vivo ' M- E T N lp : CAPTAINSZ wiuie, Dennis and V Mike. VARSITY SCHEDULE WE THEY Frontier 81 45 Nelsonville 73 83 Fort Frye 85 68 Vinton County 68 55 Williamstown 7 5 52 Alexander 102 '74 Ravenswood 83 '70 Frontier 82 65 Belpre 91 66 Federal Hocking 62 67 Nelsonville 89 96 Vinton County 72 84 Ravenswood '73 '77 Federal Hocking 80 61 Williamstown 89 54 Alexander 68 58 Fort Frye '72 64 Belpre 84 55 Tournament Sheridan 68 96 ROW 1:Chris Hess, Dan Carpenter, Doug Adams, Mark Kitchen, Jeff Hines, Steve Horner, Mike Kuhn, mgr. ROW 2: Coach Biddinger, Lester Bowes, Ron Buck, Tony Baumgard, Rick Wellspring, Andy McFarland, Andy Yearwood, Sieve Haynes, mgr. J-V BASKETBALL TEAM FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM: 1st ROW: Jim Ryan, mgr.g Bobby Hap- ney, Mike Stevens, Kevin Bryan. ROW 2: David Bowen, Mark Lynch, Phil Smith, Nathan Proctor, John Greenlees, Danny Knost. ROW 3: Mark Aebi, Jacque Matthews, John Horner, Craig Yost, Rodney Dolak, Dave Lane, Clark Harris, Coach Wentz. The Freshmen started the '76-'77 season with a bang and kept it up all season. The team compiled an 8-3 record and won the TVC for the first time in eight years. J.V. RECORD WE THEY FRESHMAN RECORD WE THEY Frontier 49 43 Vinton Co. 39 38 Nelsonville 42 57 Williamstown 37 51 Fort Frye 30 29 Alexander 45 44 vimon co. 27 49 Belpre 44 41 ix ,A Williamstown 58 37 Morgan Co. 52 35 - p 5' A A y Ravenswood 38 64 Fort Frye 67 53 A Frontier 26 27 Williamstown 50 34 3, Q, rp M Ravenswood Forfeit Vinton Co. 34 36 58 8' m '1 W'3 Warren 9th 43 30 Belpre 40 32 Dennis Ward Federal Hocking 40 21 Nelsonville 50 42 lst team SME. district Belpre 50 39 Nelsonville 35 37 Znd team Au-State Williamstown 45 35 School record: 45 points AICXHHCICI' 39 50 per game Vinton Co. 31 34 Career record: 1042 total Fort Frye 38 43 points Belpre 36 42 Federal Hocking 43 38 Nelsonville 31 46 Alexander Forfeit 6 LEADING REBOUNDS Dennis Ward 216 Bob Spence 124 Steve Dolak 96 Willie Holbert '78 Bob Ward '74 W0 New -S AVERAGE PTS . XGAME Dennis Ward 25. 2 Mike Adams 20.4 Willie Holbert 10.9 100 Carol Turner Kay Mclntrre Marlene Hendrickson Veronica Bradford Janet Graham Bev Pierson Kr1st1e Krrkpa Qutgtanding and Dawn Adelsperger Senior 1 GIRLS BASKE TB LL Durrng the 1977 season our Warnorettes came through with flyrng colors Gettrng off to a slow start with no coach Steve Pottmeyer came 1nto the picture to get the girls going. They ended the year with one of the best records ever at Warren . . . 10-5. Three girls were selected to the all TRAC team. They were Cindy Shawd, Veronica Dickson, and Cindy Lawton. Veronica Dickson was voted Most Valuable Player. The Junior Varsity Team didn't do as well with a 1-10 record, but they are looking forward to a promising season next year. SENIORS Susan , Teresa , -sl 101 ROW 1: Jerry Offenberger, Dave Yoho, Ken Meek, Bill Hall, Jim . h Mulinex, Gary Murray. ROW 2: Bruce Hayes, Sonny Place, Warren Welg I , Marks, Louis Saling, Jeff Moyers. ROW 3: Mike Loew, Don Busch, 105 Mulmex 14 4 Matt See, Les Hall, Jim Robinson. ROW 4: Chris Meek, Charles 112 H211 14 Riffle, Gary Graham, Dave Mason, Roger Gill. 119 Yoho 3 126 Meeks 8 '7 132 Moyers 4 '7 138 Place 16 4 145 Marks 5 8 155 Loew 15 3 167 See 2 13 175 Busch '7 9 185 Mason 17 3 Unl. Riifle 8 9 ai i . 1,4 4s V1.1 M5-F ,I .. .'.-.-.... Sonny Place SENIORS Captain Bill Hall Co-TVC Most Valuable Sonny Place Wrestler Most Valuable Senior TVC CHAMPS Bill Hall, Sonny Place, Mike Loew, Dave Mason. WRESTLING Mat Girls Kim Benedict, Missy Farley, Karen Mason, Donna Anderson, Cindy Bolden, Nancy Greene. DISTRICT CHAMPS Place and Mike Lo J , T T T ... ,Qa.. fg.,g Charlie goes for a pin. . Sonny Pm chalks 18 ready another to victor . go. y FASTEST PINS Bill Hall :09 seconds Bill Hall 118 seconds The wrestling team was young this year: one freshman, seven sophomores, three juniors and two seniors. They lacked experience but made up for it by working hard. Many wrestlers attended free-style wrestling tourna- ments this summer, making Warren's hopes brighter for next season. Dave pins his OPPO' nent . Waiting for the finals. .1 .Q - M.-.-4-,,........-0 pygmy . is1i fiiiiiii X A AX' 3 Sonny works out of a predicament. TOP PINNERS Dave Mason 8 Bill Hall 'I Dave works for a takedown. We They Marietta 31 19 Waterford Inv. 6th Nelsonville 35 26 Sheridan 36 25 Glouster 45 30 Belpre 25 32 Waterford 23 33 Park. South 4 61 Morgan Co. 18 42 Warren Inv. 2nd Meigs 39 18 TVC 2nd District 3rd Bil1's last match. what s next, Coach? f X rv The Golf team began practrce durrng August and had many hours of hard work dunng the season The team practlced at Scenrc Vrew Golf Course and Dr1v 1ng Range and at Oxbow Country Club Oxbow was the home golf course for the Warnors There were no senrors on the team and next season there w111 be f1V6 returnrng lettermen Ienmfer Dayhoff was the only g1r1 member of the team GOLF x ,md sl Nw Mag F1 M ROW 1 Dana Brown T1m Snyder KIIS Anderson Stephan Chevaller ROW 2 Gary Gaughan Ph1l Spmdler Steve Dolak Dav1d Cowell Bradley Whlte B111 West Doug McAtee Warren finished in second place in the TVC with 8 wins and 2 losses. Federal Hocking won the TVC with a 9-1 record. Warren's overall record was 13-6. This was the 15th season for Coach Cecil Johnson as mentor of the Warren Warriors baseball team. David Reynolds and Willie Holbert were chosen as outstand- ing senior baseball players. Steve Dolak, Rex Alloway, Dave Reynolds, and Willie Holbert were selected on the Tri Val ley All Conference Team Captains with Coach WW .MM wi Dave and Willie, Cap tarns and Outstanding Seniors with Coach John son BASEB -Ls Steve Dolak pitcher -av '4Q?2?ff W Ns. -r'5 ' Lester Bowes catcher 1 06 ROW 1: Mark Wynn, Mark Atkinson, Rod Dolak, Keith Frame, Dave Reynolds, Willie Holbert. ROW 2: Coach Johnson, Lester Bowes, Phil Spindler, Mike Chevalier, Steve Dolak, Rex Alloway, Craig Parsons. VARSITY TEAM SENIORS Dave Reynolds Willie Holbert, Mike Chevalier, Craig Parsons, Mark Atkrn son gl '3?A pw? l Af aria! 'gwawxgfg fer A AMY? M if Rl 'W elif J M l EEEXV JWQK 3535 , J, ,Q Q55 www if 4 asa, if ,J ra ft my Egg 2 Jw' Pzetaiswiiimf if if L U' ALM Wlllle Holbert centerfreld ' I . . . 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ROW 2: Rusty Richards - Mgr., Allen Mallahan, Dan Knost, Jeff Masters, Mark King. Bruce Hayes. ROW 3: Coach Wentz, Dick Padgitt, Mark Rogers, Steve Horner, Bill Cox, John Horner, Chris Hess. JUNIOR VARSITY TEAM Records Set This Season Willie Holbert - Scored 22 runs this season. Steve Dolak tied Dave Reynolds - Extra base hits 10 C6 base hits - 2 - 3 base hits - 2 home runsb. Dave Reynolds - 17 walks this season. School record for strike outs: a. Ron Jennings - 97 - 1965 b. Jerry Mitchum - '78 - 1969 c. Steve Dolak - 69 - 1977 d. Don Hitt - 62 - 1976 e. Conan Elliott - 60 - 1964 wi ,, f-4.45, . 'f',,,WW W, ,,... . ffffw'-. H .fm ,t ' , : .4 if ' THE BENCH 4 . 4, ' A , Coach Johnson and Rex ,qs ,- , - . 4 'W'-M---Q ,1 If ' , ,fa -QQ , ' , , 1. 1: Q- ..-., ,f X tw mf.. .f...S': ldllz L y.. -53529 4 V 4' 1 1. X. VV, fy-m1 !f9fg1.w,i 'pl' f. 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VARSITY SOFTBALL TEAM YR' 3 H121 sax rss f 23251 1 ff 4 I 411. 3.211.- Mo ers Pitcher Surg Q hgh Y Shawd Outfle SOFTBALL Th1s year the guls had one of the best seasons ever Wrth an overall record of 12 2 they were led by sen1ors V1Ck1 Lowe. Va1er1e Hanger, Debb1e Freder 10k and C1ndy Lawton They captured the TRAC Confer ence Champron Shlp trtle by beatrng Belpre and Parkersburg V1ck1 Lowe was the most valua ble player The team should prove to be very good and exert rng next year, wrth many gtrls from th1s year returnrng once aga1n SENIORS ROW 1 Vrcki Val er1e ROW 2 Crndy Debble Waterford Belpre Morgan Parkersburg Waterford John Glen John Glen Belpre Fed Hockmg Belpre Fort Frye VAR Pksbg QTRACJ Belpre CTRACJ Dayhoff 3rd Base -bww AW Miller batting Vicki Lowe Most Valuable Senior Belpre CTRACJ RESERVE SOFTBALL TEAM S 'K ur- If if 2,15 S 1 Qggn Wm A-g,?,dT sw ff? 'Ag W X ROW 1 Mrs Maddox. 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Mi J U lfffili asa - 1:91 1 , A mil - 1 7Ww2MWWQ?mf-522mQaQ1 V 121 22 2- , Q., fi' 1 . 'Wifi .vm A Y Wg ' 5. My QL- - 1 'V v ' 1,, I -.ia - ' lf 1 , f.' ' 1 ' . ' f 1 A lte- 1 - a,,..,...,r,-. ' ,,, -V .- , if 1 sw. A' H 5. , P i!! 17:32 Z A in Wm g A. ff vu ' ,qv 1 . ' ix ' V- I. ' 1' 1 .pw - A fl 2 ,, 1 A JE? 1. 1 -' , ' . , ' ,Z -- m . ta. N .1 A 1 5' AL-515-ar' V K -21. em 9 ' P I cfggr, , px 1 V . , . , :if , . V ' ' ' V g .A,1 pm -af , . . - my .1 . , ' l ' D . . ROW 1: Larry Mclntire, Tony Baumgard, Cecil Andrews, Kurt Vickers, Charlie Barnett , Bob Soence , Greg Gentry, Darrell Short. ROW 2: Coach Jameson, Eugene Carver, Rich Abrolat, Tom Carpenter, Mark Haynes, Mitch Smith, Glen Robertson, Brian Sheppard, Doug Dye. s VARSITY TRACK TEAM , -A V fi ,QW Q ' v .' . ' ' Y 'f .w vf ' , 1 21 'Q Q . ' El .Hwy .zz :afiff:gf1i22jg, f, f1+' -if? 443- , ,.rLfff5Qi'.. '5 5253? 1 A -:si 'Hem 'iff 1: 'It' 5 W '1,:f..1 'V-, L .3 'f.t4f'l.'!? 'sf' f f,V a,-.,Si'f ?I a T 3fZI'. i' l225322zsf5l3fi':f1: A L ' - - Y s. ' af we- A 2 fi Vi9N 5: 1 ff: K. 1 1 1 af. r,,.:., 2, Y ' : Q 'A f 1, 7'yv 'flik5ss 1v 'df at-4? f ' '. 1 . fe'-f-Q-,.,., u f ' -1 K ' ' f,,3i Wi1i':1 'U ' ' f I .,..,.ww,s ff ' 3, 0 K im: .1 Q'9-f31ffif.e.g5f3Z,5fg f 'ftlfaiueilw 1 M., ,R ,,-v pw... R 'K ff? i' X Yi 11543 ie?-355169: W . -. ,. .wff-f ss. ww.: N fr ,,.,, ,. 1 -. , W, ,W .Wg s 4' . .Wf,,P 5... f3.!'s1l's wt 4ffifgfifsf5ijgEQlQ:i:Ef5!52?g2?2 - .fi TI '-Q ft? ,up ,Hf,'g.f, 'rin' ' 7'V 6 liflifffllk, -Iii? Kurt Vickers, Tom Carpenter SENIORS: ROW 1: Kurt Vick- ers, Tom Carpenter, Darrell Short. ROW 2: Charlie Bar- nett. Glen Robertson, Bob Spence. we tv, .if-1: C N2 The Track team didn't fare as well as in the past, but again the team put forth much hard work and dedication. Despite the conditions which made the season rough, improvement was shown throughout the season. The Annual Warren Invi- tational was held with 9 teams in attend- ance. The team also entered in the 12 team field at the Belpre Relays. The team placed 3rd in the Conference meet and had several indi- vidual placements . .......+ 3: f ' ' 'z Ez, We a s 3 2 f f if -Sf MM -:s:.'::::,, ,I erik' ' W. ix. -M223 W 12325555 2 .iw ll' ecfszlsiiilif , if! ill.:ifiWifEE'E553l' , 5 '1g:.g,-f::tw..fgf ,V t . ..,. ' i:, ' Y E' Mitch Smith - Pole Vault Bob Spence - Hurdles Charlie Bamett - Discus FRESHMAN: Tim Dye, Mark Perdue, Mike Bates. ROW 2: Ieff Thompson, Jeff Russell, Richard Adams. ROW 3: Coach Schaad. Larry Mclntire, Doug Dye. L ,ff ' -1,3 .... . -W-N-M ,,,.-. ffiaf' Q ,.,,4:- if QW A Jim, OMECOMING QUEEN VICKI LOWE The 1976 Homecoming week was filled with excitement for the stu- dents at Warren. Student spirit was high. Each class worked hard to show their artistic ability and cre- ativity as they tried to win the tra- ditional sign contest. On Friday, October 22, their spirit was let loose first at the pep rally then at the big game between the mighty Warriors and the Fort Frye Cadets . During half-time ceremonies, Vicki Lowe was crowned t11e 1976 Homecoming Queen by the 1966 Queen, Patty Nixon. Superintend- ent Jones presented the new queen with a dozen long stemmed roses. Vicki reigned over the Homecoming Dance with the theme Sundown Road. Everyone danced to the music of B1ue Fog. Mark Atkin- son presented Vicki a locket with the compliments of Student Coun- cil. Memories of the 1976-'77 Homecoming will be cherished for many years to come. 4.3 A ,m,..f ,,,, Kim Arnold Cindy Bolden Senior Senior Mary Beth Oliver - Junior Karen Mason - Sophomore Saundra Secoy Senior Nancy Greene - Freshman Mike and Vicki 1966 Queen - Patty Roberts Nixon Ron Matheny, Karen Mason, Mitch Smith, Kim Arnold, Billy Hall, Nancy Greene, Mike Adams, Queen Vicki Lowe, Saundra Secoy, Grant West, Cindy Bolden, Rick Gill, Mary Oliver, Randy Farley. HOMECOMI G An evening to remember 'iiifi S nf ' I ip K afYfNraa,. f 2, B ci. A , 3 if X X Q! ,F I 5 Y 6 s Is, f 14 H- ,K- 3 f 1 ,,, f r n- .s 3 1 K --N 2? K 3 . t .Af Fix. 4 P w . 3 fs, . 1 x -' it l . afvg X? ' hawk. wklil-. A 5, A HOME- COMING pw.- if OUR CHORUS SINGS CHOIR ENSEMBLE: ROW 1: Marvin Parsons, Ed Graham, Kathy Yoho, Karen Mason, Judy Hoyt, Don Carmi- chael, Willy Aroca. ROW 2: Cheryl Starcher, Peggy Shaner, Janice Weekly. ROW 3: Dianna Hale, Susie Bar- rett, Vicki Doak, Anna Flemming, Janet Graham, Larry Mclntire, Jamie Banks, Les Hall. ROW 4: Mitch Smith, Mark Evans, Tony Baumgard, and Joe Suck. J 1 ff' T - 4 it 4 .1 . I-.MQ ' 1 V H 5. '.,. I . 4 ' 'USQK . ,fp L Aj. 143 Q The chorus worked very hard preparing for the Gong Show which was presented in April. Mark Evans was the master of ceremonies in this presentation. This was the first year that the chorus participated in the state con- test which was held in Marietta. The band and chorus had a joint spring concert and banquet. The Chamber Ensemble worked very hard in preparing songs for various church and community groups. Q ' President - Judy Hoyt Vice President - Vickie Doak Secretary - Ruth Aebi Treasurer - Karen Mason Pictures from the Chorus Revue HISTORICAL DRAMA SALUTE Ioe, Tony. and Dianna were characters from AS IT WAS IN THE BEGINNING, the story of Williamstown, W. Va. Alan was Jer- emy from Marietta's BOLD BANK, SOFT STREAM. Ruth Aebi, as narrator. Mitch as Nathan Goodale from GENESIS, the story of Belpre, an original work by Mr. Lowther. Ioy and Greg as Har- mon and Margaret Blennerhasset in EDEN ON THE RIVER. 3. he REVUE KICK LINE: Dawn, Missy, Tammy, Julie, Belinda, Elaine, Terri, and Mary Beth. THE CHICAGO SIX Mark Evans Ed, Joe, Les, Tom. Mitch, and Tony. MASTER OF Tammy, Shirley, Mary Beth in I I A I ENTERTAINMENT HLEGHORN EXPRESS. THE CONC SHOW Alice, Alcy. Peggy, Penny, Teresa, and Treva' ME AND MY SHADOW Mitch and Marvin I GOTTA BE ME 7 WARRE HIGH SCHUOL BAND MAJORETTES: Patty Brauer, Cindy Bolden, Head: and Dina Mangual. ROW 1: Barbara Bradley, Mark Thomasp Paula Dayhoff, Scott McPherson, Rene Owens, Marvin Mayle, Jennifer Rowley, Roger Mayle. ROW 2: Paula House, Linda Anderson, Danny Knost, Judy Brown, Mary Bradley, Angie Stevens, Karen Mason, Paul Meek, and Nancy Lewis. ROW 3: Jeff Wilson, Robin Knotts, Anne Teague, Dawn Adelsperger, Lou Fryman, Judy Hoyt, Doug Schilling, Jeff Lang, Davida Adelsperger, Carol Turner. ROW 4: Susan Hanna, Kathy Huettel, Patty Gibson, Sherry Street, Kay Mclntire, Beth Seyler, Susan Thomas, Bev Pierson, Anna Fleming. ROW 5: Ed Graham, Mike Loew, Brian Caseman, Mike Farley, Mitch Smith, Marvin Parsons, Doug Johnson, Bnice Kirpa- trick, Steve Hutchinson, Chris O'De11. ROw 6: Marlene Hendrickson, Gwen Matthews, Lisa Cox, Mary Oliver, Tammy McAtee, Dianna Hale, Diane Higgins, S11ir1ey Davis, Lisa Poling, Theresa Hendershot, Larry Mclntire. The Warriors Band placed second in a marching competition in Huntington. Practices were held seventh period, after school, and during summer vacation for the preparation for football games, parades, and concerts. Play- ing songs at the football and basketball games gave the players a big boost. Officers for this year were President - Mitch Smith, Vice-President - Mark Evans, and Secretary-Historian - Cindy Bolden. er rm, , 2 .. ,. - ru., ,fm A B Fl , ' rw 3 'L A 1 O 15 f 3 G' 4 - is A 111 f r'1e W R7 'file' 'Q iigiin - - v Q 4, Q gk, 1 1 Q ' K 1 ggatzwdr ,r oiiiliibxf, 1, Snsrvlesrryfgg tres X51 If .gym 2'--mnPS'5t. 4 1: U F 1 5, 5 ,mia W , ,ar , ,1 f -4, . ' Qui ' ov ,xx 1 ' as Q ' in 1 Tm Y 5 K., E I 3 t . Rf' , COLOR GUARD: ROW 1: Lisa Poling, Theresa Hendershot. ROW 2: Gwen Mathews, Mary Oliver, Dianna Hale, Tammy McAtee, Lisa Cox, Diane Higgins, Shirley Davis. Ta Z Q Marvin Mayle lu.. MAIORETTES f d Dina Mangual Patty Brauer I , Cindy Bolden Even though the majorette corps was small they proved their abilities by twirling flags, using pom-poms and had numerous dance routines. They attended Smith Walbrige Majorette Camp in June and received supe- rior and excellent ribbons. The Junior Class play, Hessie of the Hil1s, was pre- sented on November 18th and 20th. The lead actors were Gwen Mathews playing Hessie, James Wright as Daniel Duckworth, and Lisa Stevens playing Arkansas. The play was a three-act farce situated in the Ozarks. The city slicker, Daniel, came to the mountains to explore and Hessie fell in love with him. In the final scene Hessie and Daniel decided to get married and everybody lived happily ever after. HESSIE of the HILLS is I UNIOR CLASS PLAY B TTLE CRY ROW 1: Kim Benedict, Teresa Sparks, Selene Yearwood, Donna Meek. -ROW 2: Mark Wunderlich, Ruth Aebi, Tim Lupardus, Paula Palmer. ROW 3: Judy Brown, Kathy Huettel, Patty Gibson. - Every year the Battle Cry Staff works hard to improve our school newspaper. In the 1976-'77 Battle Cry, the new column, Roundabout WHS was introduced. The regular six issues and the Senior Edition of the paper were filled with more action sports, pictures, and featured full size pictures on the front page. Co-editors of the Battle Cry were Ruth Aebi and Donna Meek. Donna Meek and Ruth Aebi: Co-editors. f . Q -+4 Diligence, ingenuity, and lots of hard work help to provide a good yearbook and this year is no exception. Ads were sold in September to the various neighboring businesses and community response was tremendous. , p y Yearbook subscriptions were sold in November and Col- ' 4 ' of Q, leen Oliver, a junior, was the top salesperson with 86 .6 4 subscriptions. A yearbook holds many memories and is A filled with sports, organizations, classes, school activ- Kim Arnold and Darrell Short Co-Editors ities, and humorous events. THE SHIELD Darrell Short and Kim Arnold, seniors, served as co- editors of the 1977 Shield. vs .Q Q f 9' Top Salesperson - Colleen Oliver ROW 1: Cindy Bolden, Darrell Short, Valerie Hanger, Kim Amold, Pam Wilson. ROW 2: Mrs. Stalnaker, Nancy Pahl, Dave Mason, Colleen Oliver, Linda Mulligan, Kim Lowe. Ml' y ! ,,, .,.. W5 H 'CTT' 1 ,ff ' K: Q i 3 s s 3 R Q it J' 1 -x S-.........-vw' ROW 1 Todd Spence Cindy Lawton Mark Atkinson, Kim Benedict, Colleen Oliver, Mrs. Luthy. ROW 2: Karen Mason Cindy Bolden Missy Farley Dave Mason, Kim Arnold, Pam Baker. ROW 3: Beth Arnold, Ron Buck W1111e Aroca Paula House Teresa Lowe, Saundra Secoy. ROW 4: Phil Spindler, Charlie Buck, - The Student Council is active in helping the student body, faculty, and administration. Throughout the year there were many activities in which Student Council members were involved. All the activities during Homecoming week, including the dance, were arranged by Student Council. Other activities during the year included having three movies, a dance, a fund raising day for Muscular Dystrophy, and at Easter having two Easter Bunnies give each teacher an Easter egg. STUDENT CUUNCIL ATIO AL HO OR SOCIETY The National Honor Society is an organization designed to honor outstanding students who excel in the categories of Character, Scholarship, Leadership, and Service. The Society held the induction of new members and sponsored Student of the Week for the various departments in school. Letters were purchased for the graduating N.H.S. members. Y' NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY INITIATES ROW 1: Ron Lupardus, Lynn Cowell, Ruth Aebi, Darrell Short, Kim Arnold, Margaret Jordan. ROW 2: Cinhy Lawton, Mary Augustine, Valerie Hanger, Jeff McKinney, Mary Beth Oliver. ROW 3: Saundra Secoy, Kathy Huettel, Patty Gibson, Susie Barrett. ROW 1 Paula Palmer Ed Graham Anna Fleming Darlene Weber ROW 2 Mr Craig Terry Bond Bruce Kirkpatrick Dan Sprague The Creative Writing Club was formed to encourage people to learn to write creatively. Stories and poems were written and the members studied each others' papers and made suggestions to improve them. Mr. Bedilion was the FUTURE TEACHERS The purpose of the Future Teachers Association is to give students who plan to seek a career in teaching, a chance to find information and to experience what it is like to sponsoring teacher' be a teacher. Mr. Craig is the sponsoring teacher for the club. The most useful project the club was involved in this year was tutoring at Barlow-Vin- cent Grade School. During their club meet- A ings, different teachers came in and dis- cussed college requirements, teaching WRITING ROW 1: Susan Suprano, Debbie Frederick, Mr. Bedilion. ROW 2: Ruth Aebi, Donna Meek, Debbie Freshour. fields, and other things the students need to know to become teachers. It is a good way to prepare them for the teaching world . ROW 1: Joey Johnson, Daisy Nicholas, Helen Little, Kathy Heiss. Teresa Stauch, Treva Stauch, Denise Burford, Teresa Lowe, Ruth Coggeshall, Katrina Surface, Carol Turner, Chris Beebe, Paula Dayhoff. ROW 2: Larry Mclntire, Tim Dye, Kevin Bryan, Tim Marlow, Jennifer Dayhoff, Linda Leasure, Diana Potter, Cheri Street, Mary Augustine, Cindy Lawton, Kim Benedict, Donna Meek. ROW 3: Jim Ryan, Clark Harris, Joe Suck, Steve Haynes. Mike Loew, Anna Fleming, Becky Abbott, Terri Boop, Deann CL UB Hendershot, Lottie Hostottle . Ll t Quill and Scroll is an Inter- national Honorary Society for high school journalists. The The 1976-'77 edition of the French Club, assisted by its advisor, club is in its 51st year. To be a Jerry Bedilion, compiled the first annual FRENCH CLUB member one must be a junior or PHONE BOOK, a directory of student phone numbers and senior in the upper third of the addresses. Members went Christmas caroling and sang tra- class and active in the school paper ditional French carols as well as English carols translated or the yearbook. Quill and Scroll into French. Guest speakers included: Mrs. Maurice WHS Gstablished t0 honor Students in Mclntire, who gave a demonstration of Cajun cook- JOUIIIHHSIH- ing: Mrs. Chassen Khalil, a native of Nice, France and Philippe Druez, Belpre AFS student'from Belgium. Initiation consisted of potential A D members labeling their body parts with French placards and wearing them in class. SC O This year's officers were: Jennifer Day- R hoff, Pres.: Dianna Hale, V-Pres.: Donna Meek, Sec. and Terri Boop, Treas. :'1NrEwm'rnoNAt i ROW 1: Cindy Bolden, Kim Benedict, Teresa Sparks, Kim Arnold, l V-' Donna Meek. ROW 2: Darrell Short, Ruth Aebi, Valerie Hanger, Tim Lupardus, Paula Palmer. ROW 3: Judy Brown, Kathy Huettel, Patty Gibson. P The purpose of Spanish Club is to give students a better opportunity to use the language. During the meetings, refreshments, music, films, games, and speakers are just a few of the items that make up a program. This year the club sold emblems to help raise money for various projects. SPANISH CL UB ROW 1: Mrs. Bolden, Willy Aroca, Ruth Aebi, Lynn Cowell, Val- erie Hanger. ROW 2: Lou Fryman, Mark Aebi, Raul Garcia, David Cowell, Eddy Graham, Roger Mayle. ROW 3: Dina Mangual, Russ Stacy, Davida Adelsperger, Joy Aebi, Jeff Wilson, Tina Mclntire, Joni Wagner, Dan Sprague. ROW 4: Kathy Huettel, Judy Brown, Terry Bond, Dan McGraw, Barbara Ferrell, Jimmy Mulinex. ROW 5: Allan Bosely, Jon Keney, Andy Yearwood, Phil Smith. The Spanish Honor Society inducted seven new members this year. To be inducted, a student must be taking second year Spanish and have an A average, or must have completed his second year with a B average. The main project this year was the Language fair in Athens. We had two first places: the puppet show . . . E1 Sombrero de Tres Picos, and the advanced level culture team consisting of Terry Bond, Dan Sprague, Raul Garcia , and Willy Aroca, two second places: Davida Adelsperger in the Level I spelling contest and Jeff Wilson in Level II: and one third place: Terry Bond in artifacts. SPANISH HO OR SOCIETY Spanish Honor Society Initiates ROW 1: Mrs. Bolden, Eddy Graham, Lynn Cowell, Valerie Hanger, Kim Benedict. ROW 2: Ruth Aebi, Raul Garcia, Cindy Lawton, Kathy Starkey, Saundra Secoy. ROW 3: Vicki Wogan, Willy Aroca, Jeff Wilson, Dan Sprague, Kim Arnold. ROW 4: Kathy Huettel, Terry Bond, Dan McGraw, Barbara Ferrell. 129 FUTURE URSE5 The Future Nurses had a very busy year that included a field trip to St. Joseph's Hospital, guest speakers who talked about Cancer and Binh Control and a demonstration by the Little Warren Emergency squad. Future Nurses also sponsored the cancer drive and a car wash in May. ROW 1: Shirley Hitt, Mrs. Dillon, Susie Barrett, Gwen Matthews, Marie Evans, Susan Brauer, Elaine Rauch. ROW 2: Mike Fisher, Brenda Proctor, Brenda King, Joyce Clark, Terri Hahn, Beth Seyler, Sherry Dexter. ROW 3: Leo Hupp, Jane Smith, Louanna Miller, Tennie Holbert, Vicki Wogan, Jen- nifer Lawrence, Cindy Lincicome, Marylin McGrady, Teresa Lowe. ROW 4: Kerri Huck, Cindy Reynolds, Brenda Craddock, Leola Worstell, Pam McPherson, Marcia Lupardus, Marina Schaad, Theresa Hendershot, Tanja Hendrickson, Sharon Suprano. ROW 5: Mike Weber, Becky Sarver, Becky Bradford, Diane Caseman, Mary Barton, Mary Walker, Sandy Stanley, Sharon Hopkins, Sharon Urschel, Kathy Sams, Brenda Hupp. ROW 6: Teresa Rexroad, Susan Stewart, Molly Maze, Liz Wilcoxen, Teresa Parsons, Peggy Johnson, Pam Backus, Laura Judson, Tammy Cline, Diane Higgins, Debbie Proctor, Wanda Venham. LIBRARY CLUB The purpose of the Library Club is to raise money for improvements in the library. One money making project was the book fair. The money will be used to make a screening room for the students' use. They also plan to make cushions to use in front of the paperback section which will make the library more comfortable. This has been a very worthwhile year for the Library Club. ROW 1 Mrs Peoples, Donna Gates, Mary Beth Oliver, Jane Smith, Beverly Urschel, Russ Stacy, Teresa Hendershot, Don Reid. ROW 2: Becky Abbott, Shir- ley Davis, Teresa Vineyard, Becky Hupp, Alice Palmer, Lori O'Dell, Teresa Greenlees, Becky Sparks. Mike McKitrick. ROW 3: Sharon Urschel, Jennifer Rowley, Larry Mclntire, Tim Marlow, Nathan Merrells, Jan Hunter, Kerri Huck, Nancy Pottmeyer, Sherry Dexter. ROW 4: Leo Hupp, Jennifer Lawrence, Vicki Wogan, Diane Potter, Kenda Taggart, Regina Potter, Teresa Lowe, Joyce Clark, Margaret Jordon, Becky Sarver. ROW 5: Peggy Johnson, Dixie Haught, Laura Judson, Ed Graham, Helen Little, Daisy Nicholas, Joni Wagner, Susan Hanna, Paula House, Sharon Schultz. ROW 6: Mike Weber, Ed Hood, Keith Griffith, Tammy Hutchinson, Brenda King, Peggy Johnson, Judy Lauer, Trenda Zumbro, Mark Thomas, Susan Brauer, Brenda Hupp, For the first time members of the Future Homemakers of America participated in the Recognition Day at Lan- caster. The club was represented by a Parliamentary Procedure Team, consisting of ten girls and one alternate . Gwen Mathews, Jennifer Rowley, and Lottie Hostottle made up a Public Speaking Team. Susan Brauer won second place in the Consumer Discussion Competition. Sharon Tackett, Kim Brown and Deann Hendershot received the Award of Merit. The Betty Crocker award winner was Jan Hunter. ROW 1: Beth Seyler, Jane Nichols, Tammy McAtee, Sharon Tackett, Gwen Mathews, Lottie Hostottle, Deann Hendershot, Elaine Rauch, Sue Brauer. ROW 2: Mrs. Dillon, Teresa Hendershot, Jan Hunter, Alcy Palmer, Alice Palmer, Jeanette Sheppard, Mary Beth Oliver, Teresa Vineyard, Judy Lauer, Mrs. Iams. ROW 8: Mrs. Tackett, Tanja Hen- drickson, Kim Brown, Alison Rhodes, Brenda Craddock, Chris Cline, Sonjia Bretz, Peggy King, Peggy J. Johnson, Margaret Jordon. ROW 4: Tonja Mclntire, Sherry Dexter, Barbara Voso, Shirley Hitt, Wanda Phillips, Jennifer Rowley, Shirley Davis, Teresa Parsons, Brenda King. .Zi , Y, A S PUBLIC SPEAKING PARLIAMENTARY PROCEDURE TEAM Lottie Hostottle, Gwen Mathews, lst: Jennifer ROW 1: Beth, Jeanette, Elaine, Theresa, Tanja. ROW 2: Rowley, lst. Chris, Brenda, Barbara, Margaret. WQMAKEQS 'P Q5 +0 of 5 'K 72 gmihnetqg bv L- S, -2 o 4 'L DNEWYNO FUTURE H OMEMAKERS OF AMERICA The FFA started the year by selling 1400 boxes of fruit. They participated in a state judging contest and placed 53rd in the milk division, 44th in wool, 83rd in dairy, 158th in general livestock, and 24th in agronomy. Two hundred people attended the parent-member banquet with many awards being presented. Susie Barrett was elected as South East Section Vice-President for next year. ROW 1: Mr. Clark, Darrell Sciance, Tom Huck, Bob Yoho, Larry Boggs, Don Boyer, Lori Moyers, Chris Christopher, Charlie Riffle, Albert Brooker, Mr. Tackett. ROW 2: Rusty Rich- ards, Kris Anderson, Brent Smithberger, Mark Greenlees, Jim Robinson, Jennifer Lawrence, Susie Barrett, Barney Peckens, Jack Smith, Mike Buck. ROW 3: Jeff Miles, Ed White, Larry Miskimins, Wes Becker, Don Reid, Tim Blair, Brian McConaha, Raymond Bailey, Margaret Jordon. ROW 4: Mark Thomas, Rowdy Freeland, Jack Mathews, Steve Wagner, Keith Peters, Carl McAfee, Melinda Lamp, Ron Smith, Marvin Mayle, Rick West. ROW 5: Janay Thomp- son, John Ludwig, Byron Decker, James Wellspring, David Thornberry, John Greenlees, Ken Meek, Dave Yoho, Jeff Moyers, Tony Lupardus, Mike Lieving, Rick Wellspring, Tim Row- land. ROW 6: Charlotte Hall, Mark Westbrook, Don Perdue, Randy Butler, Phillip Mayle, Jeff McVey, Don Jackson, Ervin Mayle, Bernie Schwendeman, Bruce Hayes, Bill Collins, Tim Vincent. F.F.A. Land Judging CUrbanJ 2nd Dist. , 9th State: Jennifer Lawrence, Carl McAfee, 'kMelinda Lamp. Judging CRura1J 2nd Dist. , 15th in M7111 ' IT1diVidUa1 in State state: Mike Buck, Susie Barrett, Don Boyer Public Speaking Winners Top Fruit Salesman Jennifer Lawrence, Susie Barrett, Mike Buck Margaret Jordan Officers of the 1976-77 Pep Club were Mike Chevalier, Presidentg Cindy Bolden, Vice-Presi- dent: and Linda Mulligan, Secretary-Treasurer. The Pep Club sponsored a bus to carry the school spirit to Federal Hocking for the sectional game. They made signs and put on skits to raise school spirit. They also gave out buttons to all the Pep Club members. ' - - A 4 P. i PEP CLUB G.A.A. The GAA was very enthusiastic in gymnastics, archery, volleyball, and bas- ketball intermurals this year. Head of the intermurals was Deva Coe. Elected as officers were Vicki Lowe, President: Kim Lowe, Vice-Presidentg Karen Wilson. Secretary and Ianell Johnston, Treasurer. All of the officers helped to make the club a big success this year. VARSITY CLUB The Fellowship of Christian Athletes had several interesting discussions at their meetings. The main purpose of this group is to discuss and try to find an answer to problems which face athletes in today's world. The club also renewed its membership to the National Fellowship of Christian Athletes Organization. ROW 1: Jeff Schaad, Bill Hall, Mark Atkinson, Jim Mulinex. ROW 2: Jerry Hoon, Mitch Smith, Tony Baumgard, Kenny Meek, Tony Lane. ROW 3: Jerry Muntz, Craig Parsons, Mark Greenlees, Jeff Moyers, Dave Mason. ROW 4: Bob Brookover, Mike Adams, Charlie Kelly. The Varsity Club is an organization made up of students who have lettered in one sport at W.H.S. Members gave food baskets away at Christmas and held an Easter egg hunt for the children throughout the district. ROW 1: Charlie Barnett, Mitch Smith, Marvin Parsons, Ben McClellan. ROW 2: Mike Adams, Rudl Croston, Jeff Schaad. F.C.A. DEB TE CL UB M11 The Drama Club presented film Row 1: Jim wright, Alan Bostey. Row 21 Rick Ritchie, Ruth STHPS On Swing 3 PHY- The Club also Aebi. Terry Bond, shown with Mrs. Luthy. was honored I0 have 3 guest 5PeakeT Debate club memebers devoted much time to learning the structure of for- mal debate. Because the members were inexperienced, they also partici- pated in a number of practice debates within the club. Next year they plan to accept the challenge of entering into competition with debate teams from other area schools. who talked about taking Drama in Col- lege. To improve the acting ability in the club, they played charades to teach the fun- damentals of acting. The club also donated money to get the sound system fixed in the audi- torium. DRAMA CLUB ROW 1: Mark Evans, Missy Farley, Cindy Bolden, Kim Benedict, Pam Wilson, Tanja Hendrickson, Susan Gage. ROW 2: Tom Carpen- ter, Brenda Murrey, Pam Welch, Tammy McAtee, Ronda Hicks, Jeff Lang, Todd Spence. ROW 3: Marvin Parsons, Kathy Yoho, Davida Adelsperger, Greta Miller, Robin Knotts, Rudl Croston, Charlie Bar- nett. ROW 1:John McKinney, Todd Spence, Danny Knost, Mitch Smith, Marvin Parsons, Tom Car- penter, Roger Gill, Joe Johnson, Jeff West, Tim Snyder, Dan Grimm. ROW 2: Mark Kitchen, Brice Kirkpatrick, Britt Reid, Ben McClellan, Susan Gage, Ralph Doak, Allen Mallahan, Tim Collins, John Dowler, Kurt Killian, Doug Adams. ROW 3: Julie Elder, Dina Mangual, Gary Morgan, Joy Aebi, Tammy Kerrigan, Wanda Phillips, Earl Place, Brian Trout, Clifford Twy- man, Mark Freshour, Mide Leiving, Jeff Brown, Tim Blair. ROW 4: Becky Jones, Kevin Ebra, Ron Matheny, Cecil Andrews, Jim Greenwalt, Bob Tucker. Mary Barton, Mary Walker, Peggy Johnson, Susan Stewart, Dave Reynolds. ROW 5: Kris Anderson, Rod Dolak, Eugene Carver, Valerie Martin, Ray VanKirk, Richard Hood, David Bowen, Troy Jones, Todd Bishop, Mark Lynch, Steve O'Linn, Andy McFarland. ROW 6: Janice Weekly, Clair Sullivan, Steve Jacobs, Paul Meek, Steve Homer. Lisa Poling, Tim Hall, Chuck King, Mark Aebi, Roger Mayle, Dave Yoho, Bob Twyman, Mark Thomas, Kevin Bryan. ROW 7: Jim Wright, Tim Vincent, Jerry Offenberger, Jeff Hines, Bill Smith, David Christopher, Paul McGrew, Roy Stanley, Randy Leasure, Don Reid, Wes Becker, Mike Farley, Jeff Wilson. CHESS CLUB Chess is a game that requires great skill and knowledge. The object is to oursmart the oppo- nent. This year the chess club had three different levels: begin- ners, intermediate and advanced. Tournament winner for the year was John McKinney. SCIENCE RESEARCH CLUB ROW 1: Rick Ritchie, Jim Rodgers, Aaron Fleming. ROW 2: John Nichols, Greg Nicholson, Clair Sullivan, Tim Snyder. The members of the Science Research Club are interested in conservation and have made hawk silhouettes to hang in the hall ways. Since our corridors are enclosed by glass, birds often are injured or killed when they fly against the glass. These silhouettes have been made to keep birds from flying into the windows. JS ROW 1: Mr. Schaad, Bill West, Clair Sullivan Tim Snyder Danny Grimm. ROW 2: Tim Clatterbuck, Gary Murrey Jeff West Jeff Smith, Don Busch. ROW 3: Greg Nicholson Gary Gaughan Jeff b bl b h 1 Waite, Doug McAtee, Melvin Graham ROW 4 Steve Thomp admire ZloufldPxthim?theeB:31ZCC?o son, Jeff Males, Steve Dolak, Mike Clatterbuck Gerald n pap Y Pottmeyer, Brian Caseman. 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'7 ' ' '- .f 5. 5:1 Ev v- - l,,' ati, f Q 'FOV 2 5 'on' M ,Q 'I 0.1 ,Y X --.. QM :1i 'W 3' 53 Q! X y 3 Hof' MOST ATHLETIC: Kurt CLASS CLOWNS: Mike and Robin ggi AN 'f it-3553-l2,, SHYEST: and Julie CUTEST COUPLE: Mike and Vicki i M MOST VERSATILE: Cindy and Tom BEST DRESSED1 Mark and Ttiacy MO331535353 SENIOR FA VORITES IR SR PROIVI THEME: REFLECTIONS MUSIC BY COPPER WINE A af ml K 1 v .7 4 T? xx A ww X J ,sl Q QL, .x Q 4 Q,:ff,.wQ,-,b N4 U xx M Ein H1 N S2 Z if L? Mn, sis xt B L Y. l- N..-1 E SENIOR PICNIC Z' s AT THE SENIOR FLAG RAISING CEREMONIE5 'E GRADUATIO IU E3, 1977 xx . iji i,: X .1.X, .. ,, 9533- 1355155 i w I . K ,. 1 3? S .M 5 X x 'Q N 5 l sig? 5 X Mg Lil 2 T if : ? fz3E35ffF7 'Q A G is E is 1 31. Q it N' N lx X xi f A -F X Q kc iii W3 I . g S Darrell and Dad Jeff V alerie ,ii NW4 4 355: i , A was X 'TR 1 fl J 2-,f ,, 4, K ,Q 'M 1 -295 I, 1 I 1 IPTV' and Class Pres. Salutatorlan Vale fy dictorian P' like GRAD UA TI ON Dan Sprague O. Dominican Col. S700 NDSL - S1000 Work Study S400 , . 1. ll Phyllip Young Data Pro. Comp. 7th - St. WLTA Sch. S100 BEOG 3900 - OIG S600 Cindy Lawton Ohio Instruct. Grant S360 Jeff McKinney OU Manasseh Cutler Sch. S450 Salutatorian Kim Benedict Carlson Chemistry OU Sch. S1000 Ruth Aebi Full Tuition Sch. Ohio Valley Col. 1 Todd Spence S1000 Grant - 3500 Wk. Study - Mar. Col. Jan Hunter WTC Full Tuition Sch. Betty Crocker Award xx: 11 S A 53312. Q fi rr.. KN ff -if w r , 731 -Q .. 'x ' f X ' I if Kitt 1 Y L A 5 ik Q: 7 ' ,, Bk 'li .sta , . - it ' Q . t Kurt Vickers Warren Athletic Sch. S100 SCHOLAR- SHIP A WARDS Kathy Sams OAPSE Sch. S100 - 4. ga: ,.-.. ... gf Q f 1 1 4. 3, 'W' .1 .5 - .rl . , ' of., I .' .wx ' ' T ' , 7 'L -.,, ,f.,.,,. S - 'Q Wg: k A ,iv .., , Valerie Martin Marietta Civitan Nursing Sch. S500 1 Valerie Hanger DAR Good Citizen Award Rotary Sch. S200 OSU Sch. S550 - Grant - S300 Valedictorian we ,. A xfgjg ' 'T -1 Qqifsi . A ,n - U Vi' 'WI f fm Nj? , 3 ff . at w at 335551 1 iz' ' if mga f P . gets-1 'fog yr , ,, , , . ff 0 ., fl , . .... .fu:,o,:s....f 1 ,. ig. .. :Lek .- ,y.'.-r. W Missy Farley PCC 4 Semester Sch. 19 M' iii'ii V . f2i4ti'x. . I if yi S i Kim Arnold Student of the Year OSU Academic Excellence sch. S250 JJ L .V Wilt -fifaig-sjaww X3 Ron Lupardus Marietta Col. Pres. Honors Sch. S300 TV HONOR BOWL TEAM: Ron, Jim, Ruth. Jeff. ROW 2: Valerie, Kim, Mary and Rick. , 53? ,i'i A 7 ib , y EAL ' . 1 - , ., 1' M -A pg ,, lL,k S4 ,4 ggi? Nagy, :', V16 1 MJNA: fm 4 J-Asx Qiii 'X f'if1,:15'1-f- '- . 'i3.:fn.e., S2E',1-vis , ,-f' yfaf.: M -f?lM f ' e X s:2:1:-essex' e -:zawt1,12:-2 ..-'- 1.1 'P - ff f .:,- M-by We la I ' J i s ' M? 5 W' 55 W I tw .geeky ,f ' ., Jay comm A 3, C I , , .A,O y M my ,law It :O Q J , MJ jf ,,,i layoff J Wash. Cong. Workshop Jeff glargd - ls? in State Earl Carpenter W EmP 0Yee 2nd State C0mPeIeI1Ce Residential Wiring y AWARDS Fw 4 : Q. ' E ft , - . ws- : . : 1 3 1 ' 'AJ'- .if OU History Test Winners: Rick and Jeff Candy Kahrig - 3rd State Cosmetology COE Awards: Vicki, Janet and Carol Bob Yoho ' Marvin Parsons DeKalb Award John Philip Sousa Award , A I Dare You Award Darrell and Missy . , if 3' f g V' f it t' AA Q tl 'if' Mark Evans National Choral Award European Tour SENIORS: ROW 1: Mary Augustine, Ruth Aebi, Saundra Secoy, JUNIORS: ROW 1: Susie Barrett, Lynn Cowell, Jeff Wilson, Vicki Valerie Hanger, Kathy Sams. ROW 2: Ron Lupardus, Kim Amold, Withrow. ROW 2: Brenda Hunter, Judy Brown, Vicki Wogan, Kathy Jeff McKinney, Debbie Frederick, Dan Sprague. Huettel, Bev Urschel. ABSENT: Patty Gibson. l 4 A , Donna Meek O.U. Manasseh Cutler Sch. S450 B-V Tracy Sch. S250 B-V PTA Sch. S400 ITC X' V , W 1. x Q X4 -- - J'-M M' Q 1 2 M.: 5 w I W 4,,,....---- Q Dianna Hale B-V Tracy Sch. S500 Un. Meth. Crusade Sch- S300 Borg-Wamer Program Case Western Reserve Tracy awards are given annually through a gift of Mr. L. M. Tracy, a former resident of Vincent, and the Tracy Foundation. This year the Tracy awards were presented to the ten students from each class with the highest scholastic average. Each of the forty students pictured received a check for 818. 75. TRAC YA WARD ...rf an .,e.,...,,,ff, rm-, -...,,.,? - . g- , A W 1' , ,, 4, . Y , -5 '--r. A gel ' -, A ' . t + o is s i Y -, ig VJ. . 1 1 ,. .... 42.-f V .,. 1 C ,-. vs .2 - 'h....s F .jx--, :.' Q.. fs. 1 - cy. ' M A ,, Vx s K -7 K 4 SOPHOMORES: ROW 1: Joe Suck, Tim Marlow. Steve Haynes. FRESHMEN: ROW 1: Mark Aebi, Roger Mayle. ROW 2: Daisy Nicholas, ROW 2: Cathy Becker, Kathy Starkey, Teresa Stauch. ROW 3: Regina Potter, Paula Dayhoff. ROW 3: Cris Kirkpatrick, Cheri Street. Davy Adelsperger, Joy Aebi, Elaine Rauch, Sharon Tackett. Nancy Pottmeyer, Teresa Lowe. ABSENT: Sharon Urschel. STATE STATE TEST WINNERS NEDT SUPERIORS: Denise, Sharon, Ronda, Katrina, Tim, Larry, Steve, and Igy fAb,j, SM .GJOX-'T TEST WINNERS: Brenda. Cindy, Jan, John, ary, e . Steve Haynes lim Wright and Lynn Cowell Vicki Withrow - Steno I 990lai1e on NEDT Tests National Merit Top 570 3rd in State , 4th in Nation SW ojt, ISET X5 Brenda Hunter Gary Morgan Barbara Treadway and Girls' State Boys' State Debbie Newcomer Cabsentb Culinary Arts Demonstration A lst ill S1816 'r ,i QS, X ' fl ,Q 5 -lm t 5. ' in s , , V H X .. . 3 4 , ,W L . 457.2 s ,, N ,WAVA ,,:.. , ,si M A Q I 1 it I 4 5 3 is C , J W ART AWARDS: Paula, Kim, Lisa, Raoul, Tony, Nathan, Ron, Ed. ff 'rbi State Science Day Projects Susie Barrett F Davy, Steve, and Ronda GOV. ART EXHIBIT: Lisa and Vicki FA SE Sectional V- Ronda - Poetry: Young Am. Sings Nathan - Essay: Young Am. Speaks .t P fi 1 g, K 1 4, ,,. lr 3' A ' 5 11- Y vs? , 'u L V. 1 ,?,'Q,. L V ' f'5qfV' , ai , V. ss , ' A, , S+.. V . '- ' A y 'WM ' ' Attended Math-Science Day OSU Pres. Lynn, Kim, Mary and Debbie FOOTBALL TVC: Kurt, Bob, Tim and Jeff. Basketball TVC 5 3 N Z. if i If l is X 2 ,st BASKETBALL TRAC: Veronica, Cindy and Cindy. 'S - . p.L:.s. 'i , N. K- 21,15 T4 S ' - -if--4 'fl . K , il 9. 1 1 W ' ,Leg A h ,V- ., E' ,mage W 5, - Xi. 2- - B- .. fi T. ii i fl- 7' - . Baseball TVC: Wrestling TVC Champs Mike and Dennis Rex, Willie, Steve and Dave Dave. Mike. Sonny and Bill A WAR DS A WARDS Washington Leadership Conference Susie Barrett and Bob Yoho mf? km , 'F we A 8 ,, , , Attended National FHA Sharon Tackett, Deann Hendershot, and Gwen Mathews. 458 S Brian Sheppard and Marvin Mayle Lori Moyers Susie Barrett and Don Boyer State FFA Chorus - State FFA Band FFA Queen State FFA Degrees . s 4 ' . n- C f F' ...A a A f ififi t,tt 'eoh ethtee ,. s Qi., L zhi - S 'QFAA Attended National FFA Convention: Jennifer Lawrence, Susie Barrett CNat. Chorusj, Mike Leiving, and Janay FHA Award of Merit: Sharon Tackett, Kim Brown and Deann Hendershot. 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Phone: 423-8065 ' TW ' ' O src 17 f ff D -' Right Beside the Post Office , C BLUE MOON RESTAURANT 604 Wash. Blvd. Belpre Phone: 423-9243 Open 6 a.m.-7 p.m. Mon. thru 704 GOOD FOOD W' SPENCER Sat. ' , ,et asf- bv It ff' ' f fa' -fl ji 1 , ' FUNERAL HOME 220 Main St. Belpre Ph.: 614-423-7021 FRED MURPHY CONSTRUCTION CO. 3324 Dudley Avenue Parkersburg, West Virginia 26101 Phone: 485-7791 SAVE NOW ON: Aluminum Siding Roofing and Gutters Awnings and Shutters Room Additions Screen Enclosures Replacement Windows 'l'Ed 161 John Bean Service and High Speed Balance Tune ups Brakes and Shocks Q H Q of Belpre KEN'S ALIGNMENT 1106 Putnam Howe Dr Phone 423-9533 609 Ma I n S+ree+ Materials for: Belpre I Home Use Lumber Tools Air Conditioners Kenny Null Owner and Operator Phone 614 423 6312 DHIIIGIS Pizza Dairy Desserts Hot Dogs Hamburgers I if 'DRI' wr X ' l - 1, aww, full. WM, Neil and Lo1a Lynch ,I Z I' I wx Good Luck, Warren BELPRE FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS a IH US HELP LOAN ASSOCIATION X 605 Washington Blvd Belpre S409 gem 7150457 SCHAFER'S SUPER SERVICE, INC. 24 Hr. Light 373-0540 Don Schafer ts . , Marietta Second and Wooster S and Heavy Duty Wrecker Service 373-6896 AAA Gary Schafer MARION KAHRIG'S BUILDERS CARPETS Where the Builders Buy ..Buy Drapery - Wallpaper - Carpet - Home Furnishings Call 373-4450 1 ri! ' 4.441415 - 1 . . RI- 4 Bramblewood HIS- ?. i 1 '-I 1 , Marietta r i .... 45750 - ' E'- , 'MDN Rx fy x . . - 'P , I j k 'Q ' gg - t i ,V rv. I R '33 1 I 5 ,,fg1sNQgx:g., .3. ., Pic -sg. YS .Sy Xnf. ,, . P.. if 1 SW s - as 5 +5 3 ig'?9 v, 4, ' 1 'ggi' pay: pf. 1 , . IP DARNELL ALIGNMENT CENTER Complete Front-End Service 2nd and Greene St. Marietta 45750 Carl E. Darnell - Owner I A - .1-A ? -, ' 5 G' 'Q-W -it TH E GREEN LEES CO. ,een-Tfqf , I I A, X--. RA ,Ti ?' ' I ' X ' II I I 4 'Nllllll ff ,ww -'I Rl! General Contractors Newport Pike - Route 1 Mtta. Ph. 1-614-373-5634 64 THE CENTER 212 Third St. Marietta 373-5521 DICKSON RENDERIN6 C0 INC. Pittsburgh Paints Vanguard Finishes R. F . D . 4-E '7 Paints Marietta , Ohio Q Wallcoverings 45750 1 ' Draperies Su lies 'EE ns' PP Decorator Services Besi' Wishes From FRONTIER SHOPPING CENTER Marietta's Complete Shopping Center Marietta A ..m X, t ak fi Til ' I 1 QT' ,, 45fm'5a REGISTERED JEWELER AMERICAN GEM SOCIETY 'l05 Putnam Street Q Marietta, OMG Bartlett, Ohio 45713 CHECKING ACCOUNTS Regular Special Safe Deposit Boxes 24- I-Iour Depository THE BARTLETTS FARMERS BANK A Full Service Bank Member F.D.I.C. LOANS Mortgage Personal Automobile Home Improvement Installment Loans Barlow-Vincent Branch Barlow, Ohio 45712 Ph. 678-2378 SAVINGS ACCOUNTS Passbook Certificate of Deposit Bank BY Mail Money Orders American Express Travelers Checks Deposit Insured to S40 , OOO. O0 50-A AUTO SALES Rt. 4 Marietta, Ohio 45750 Phone: 614-373-7464 Darrell Knost Owner Good Luck, Warriors . xiii?- THE ANSWER BIBLE AND GIFT STORE Complete Line of Greeting Cards, Gifts, u ' :I s MAC'S FARM EQUIPMENT Dealer in AMF and Arens Lawn and garden tractors. Used Farm machinery of all kinds. Inspirational Paperback Books, gf and Church 9 - . E Supplies. Q ' 3 .W C df High St. Vincent Ph. 678-2036 . Box 84 Barlow 678-2685 BEEBE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 218W Putnam Street Marietta, Ohio Ph . 373- 1570 Owners: Dana Beebe and Family Packers of New Settlers Pride Tomatoes QLSO Q, N W . 'ff w O as 0 x X- - . Q 1 fbi' 0 ff?-, 1 4, Xw, 2112 Washington Blvd B lp Oh 45714 N .VM Window B 'em Home of +he Warriors Golf Team BELPRE DRUG STORE BELPRE d AQUARIUM 412 Wash. Blv Phone 423 9561 BELPRE PHARMACY , INC '2s:..X'.g..W o' ' ,figs-qs-,A ' O' 41' x 714 Wash. Blvd. Belpre, Ohio Phone: 423-9509 BELPRE BUILDING MATERIALS CO. ii: 4? 1623 Wash. Blvd . Belpre , Ohio Phone: 423-7529 JOHN'S BARBER SHOP I III' I X, K 0 O 2124 Washington Blvd. Belpre, Ohio 6, Q sTARKEY's DAIRY BAR if l Deiicigilitlliihlljesserrs and Sandwiches I 'Si g al- 2500 Wash. Blvd. COLONEL SANDERS' RECIPE f-ENN Belpre , Ohio gf, 'I' Original Recipe Kentucky Fried Chicken 'I' Barbecue Chicken Extra Crispy Chicken 'f' Inside Seating as to Fried wwf Jhlcken E O Country Style Ribs i' H Salt, Esq. Fish 85 Chips A Variety of Sandwiches LAWN 8: GARDEN Center Inc. Wheel Horse Tractors Westside Marietta Gravely Tractors Toro Lawn Mowers 373-8217 Stihl Chain Saws BERGEN BROS. INC. MECHANICAL coNrRAcToRs MARIETTA SAVINGS 81 LOAN CGMPANY 226 Third St. Commefcial Phone: 373-2333 Industrial Residential .1 f Box 624 f 307 Third St. ' Marietta Em If Phone: 614-373-1653 1 ' F ' : S MCCLURE-SCHAFER FUNERAL HCDME CSuccessor to Doudna 83 McClureJ 314 Forth St. Marietta N Phone: 373-9232 ,1 I ,, ---- 1' as I, Q -- grate-f -my .fra-1? ,fx f N ff' f fi ff! If James Schafer, Owner 'T n' Q mr: If 1 'jx 5 'lf V 'txiieftvofst K . ...... L . - W . . KM Serving the Community Since 1892 16 Route 676 Marietta C614!3'74-87165 WASHINGTON TECHNICAL COLLEGE Associate of Individualized Study - a tailor-made degree program to meet specific educational goals. Certificate Programs Cone-yearj Drafting Clerk-Typist Two-year Associate Degree Programs Continuing Education Courses to Up-Grade Job Skills Developmental Programs Free Tutoring Program student Pinanciar Aid Associate Degree Business Accounting Secretarial Science General Business Management ENGINEERING Welding Fabrication Technology Automotive-Diesel Technology Electrical Engineering Technology and Broadcast Engineering Option Mechanical Engineering Technology Industrial Engineering Technology Manufacturing Technology A Continuing Education Program is offered which consists of night classes in all of the above technologies and a special evening business degree program for adults. Two Home Centers Serving You Marietta Waterford RICHARD ELLIS STUDIO, INC. Portraits Engagements Brides Portraits Children Business 107 Scammel St. Marietta 373-5294 X MARIETTA NEW CAR DEALERS ASSOCIATION Bob Bingler Ford Washington County Chrysler Plymouth Derek Chevrolet - Cadillac John Weihl Oldsmobile Summers Pontiac - Buick Pottmeyer Dodge - Toyota 2 ROYAL TRAVEL 222 Putnam St. Marierra, Ohio 66141374-9410 Never a Service Charge 'MS' V . ,QP W Airline Tickets Tours - Cruises 'Luv lf aww FL OWERJ a C24 Q5 Funeral Flowers Weddings Bouquets ri ' N Corsages Q3 can 373-4744 346 3rd St. F D 1, Marietta ree e New BUSY BEE LUNCH Marietta's Largest ,., -... . Home Cooked Meals N E ' 'IWV I m Open: NNN, I 5:3OA.M.to 7:00 P.M. I X , Open Mon.-Fri. 9 till 9 Marietta Belpre Lowell Reno We're Your Bank Member F.D.I.C. fx, 1 B H YOU RI zzdepemfwzf a rry a a S lzzszzrwlfe AGENT INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. Complete Insurance for You . . Dependable . . . From Counsel Thru Contract Thru Claim Call - 373-3145 325 Fourth St . Parking in Rear Q THE KNIT MILL STORE 254 Front Street Marietta, Ohio 45750 Our Dollars Make More Cents Manager: Betty Mercer HAROLD'S CYCLE SHOP Husqvarna Hercules Hodaka Kami C6145 989-2592 Little Hocking 4w Miles Out Rt. 555 PARSON'S GRCCERY Groceries Meats Notions Greeting Cards 27 xx Ph .: 551-2291 Bartlett I RCCKLAND HARDWARE The Store With a Heart 1917 Washington Blvd . Phone: 423-7368 11 f I 'IU ' SERVES YOU FIRST NAIA 4 C6145 373-7538 Murray's Glass Company Residential ' Commercial ' Industrial ' Automobile 151 Front St Ralphl. Washburn Marietta Ohio President 45750 IO7 GREENE ST. -y- ' Ui? Everything in Blue Denim by Wrangler and Lee Ge'r Toge1'her a+ 'rhe KNNNHGUEE Always Friendly People Y Cold Beer and Good Food 8 a.m.-1 a.m. 230 Front Street 7 COWBEL RANDY s DAIRY BAR CORNER ME? DECATUR CENTER p RQFS wmwmmwmmh f Located at Intersection St. Rt. 555 and County Rd. 3 Six Locations - There is One Near You McConnell 11 E g 'oo 00 ,of . 6 Z. --Q 0 Tn ' a D B ly Large Enough +o Serve You - Small Enough +o Need You I1 Congraiulaiions 'ro 'rhe I977 Graduaies This year our country enters its third century. On a personal level, 1977 marks the start of new challenges and opportunities in your own lives. Your families, friends, and neighbors working at Union Carbide Corporation are pleas to recognize your scholastic accomplishments, and wish you continued success in meeting those challenges and opportunities. Today, something we do will touch your life. 176 CON6LETON'S CAFETERIA C U mduction 'edu ssocuahon See Us for Your Farm Credit Needs Branch Manager: John Betts Phone 373-1933 343 3rd St. 405 Colegate Dr. Marlena M . aueua Open 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. Mon. thru Sat. iifhe arietta 4 ailg 'imw miif- -ezzaetm, 1,3 b if f - ............ 1 +1- tl., ...... 700 Channel Lane Marietta 3 Ml ll81PlllL Distinctive Home Furnishing : ,D ., ,.,V, 1 ,', V' L A- 3 'fat QQ f , 'WE' A 3 H ' 4 - 5 A is ig 1 E Furniture f ig: ' ' jsgtf I V g! -fgglig. 5 Carpeting li Z .. TV -.Stereo ' .,.' , ,. .,v,' ,. '.-m e 'f H--' T' T. E Apphances Es-ff'fvi? 3Y49' 9333 1 ' A' ' f Qi' :' 73' 'I' : M i f .. VTE ,fmifkawz 'fig ,563 La 3 .we-,af-1, .,.,. ..,. , , at . . tm, V - r '717 Greene Street ff fnf.:f:Wff:su nz V1 . it E Marietta L 3 -Q73 'gftfly-'rf ' Q' - 1 ind, , 1 - .wwwf ' 1- Q? . ,, , ,,,t Jn., , tm- 177 NORRIS EARTH-MOVING : T17 I I II II Glouster, Ohio I I I . II- Ph.: Bus. 767-3211 45732 I 4 Lf-Nw I EP Res. 767-2276 j , Q I ' ' 1 ' f Q YEA Dozer - Backhoe - Septic Tanks Ph.: Bus. 767-3211 Glouster, Ohio Ph.: Res. 767-2276 45732 NORRIS STUDIO f I Q I ,X1..,k 'I-ff,-'Jn' xq ,,l5:M-ij I' I IR --XJ-- --'I--P-1 , N-.f hLfI..f'Lk, Q1 'fe TI I ' I 1 II . POWELL PHOTOGRAPHY N2 V! 9 4 alle? Formal - Candid Studio or Location 2017 A. Murdock Ave. Parkersburg, W.Va. 26101 Phone 428-0300 lRVlNE'S CAMPERS Rt , 1 Phone: time Hocking 999-2291 FASHION OTTAGE UTLET, INC. Women's and Teens Sportswear Rt. 1 Little Hocking Phone 989-2750 Lou Irvine - President Arta M. Eddy - Vice President REDA'S BEAUTY SHOP ,mn , ' ,. z'i-f'fg:91 5f5' A 678 2333 . '-'-:r1:E:-!- 'P LX f 's r g' - -9 . , ., , , . , P3 QA,- Vincent 'PQ . N 'M Free Regular Department Store . Delivery in 521 Market SI- Barlow-Vincent area every Thursday 105 de artments P to serve you, your family and your home . RIVER PACKET Grand Central Mall HORNCR 8g HARRISON Formal Wear Rentals Men's and Student's Clothing and Shoes Downtown Parkersburg BEVERLY FEED 81 EQUIPMENT INC Bes+ Wishes Seniors ll77ll f....9- I Q Y Fl ,,,:+ . , St. Rt. 60 Feed Beverly, Ohio Seed Fertilizer Ph.: 614-984-2900 Farm Equipment Compliments of Mr. Donald McKay CLYDE HEARN Building Contractor he d ime bonk The Free Checking Account Bank Marietta Rt. 1 Vincent Ph.: 678-2728 MARIETTA CCJLLEQE Marietta College's Historic Edwin Hall Built in 1850 , Stands as a Symbol of the Outstanding Liberal Arts and Science Education Offered Marietta Students Since 1835 Marietta College Extends Congratulations to the Class ot I977 T U R N E RS izlpfiiior A M 24 Hour Junction Route 550 and 339 Barlow, Ohio Ph.: 678-2153 ANDERSON BROTHERS ENTERPRISES INC. an' 75 l X, Timber Buye d H me Builder 678 2289 678 2270 C r 'ful 'Ho +o Th I9cT'TgC5radT1a'riT1Z Clai 8' General Merchandise fi S 'T 113332113 F E 1 211 Scamme1St MEI I' f N M Gu l. h B 1 h :eva-245c BlLL'S SOHIO HUNTER 81 WELCH ' Barber Service Oh' R 550 d339 Wherever llrere's Drilling . . I rlrerekl Gable Tools of 2 rrry I 111 THIRD STREET MARIETTA, OHIO T I ph 373-7886 183 4 CRANSTON REAL ESTATE Q Ii fi f -r i 538 Fourth Street Marietta Phone: 373-2078 Harold Crans+on Real+or Wbewt Claw 1301 Colegate Dr. Marietta - One of Southeastern Ohio's Most Beautiful Furniture Stores 'ZR 'U l u-.P Z I Q I f -T Z fifth T LAN E's if 1 ' T FRUIT FARM 1 f T l u 1 1 jr A Where Quality 1 ', ff, Comes First it - 7? Rou SH ACRES M, .. . 4 pf .TJ Over 35 Years of Teaching - Showing Experience Route 2 X-- Marietta 678-2235 Ph.: 373-9300 969Z 8L9 39U01Id OHIO 1U90UIA I 'IH sup1u9fA11oog-A1123-uqof SISUMQ QSUHH SUIAIICI PGMSVI met 101 M2-'N ess: 18 3U0IV Sr sal 1SII:I pue asnoqqnlg ITIQ IBQL sgql punolv pauml :aA,aM HC. g Q Cam Plaze EISEIHOO :I'IO9 MEIIA OINEIDS Beverly Ohlo B RNES RETREAD SERVICE, INC Rx 1 Box 37 nelpre Phone: 614-678 2150 A Complete Line of Cooper Tires '15 N F3 . . f F3 .I X Z. f x vw e- Q4 7 P 1- i X - .. rbx m . 1' TH E WATERFCJRD BAN K Put Your Savings Where You Get More for It . . . Safely GUSTKE'S DEPARTMENT AND VARIETY STORES Belpre , Ohio We Have Anything and Everything You Need JOHNSON S BILL PERDUE GENERAL STORE EXCAVATING C0 County Road 33 Vincent Oh1o Ph 423 8723 Ph 678 2251 .J V Uff ,HI ,pefv 0 I Good Luck WSIIIOIS The Inclement Weather Speclallst SMITH CONCRETE CO Marietta 373 7441 P3 it SIIIIHI HHIIDFHIU P O Box 356 Marletta Ohio Servicrng the Enure Mrd Ohio V DRIVEWAYS THAT LAST When concrete 1S properly mixed and poured ll W111 always outlast any burldrng materlal We charge less per yard and guarantee our mix to be perfect for your Job alley Parkersburg Belpre 423 7523 nnuv lux n at 5 o o e I fi , ,. ., ' x. I j' . X elif f I ,IJIIJ I , iT 2 Q fy I , U N ,ff IN . f . In I I 1 X 5' O I Q I FREE ESTIMATES Q --I at A - 1, 'f,,- E I . I I I I I I IE A . o 1 COGGESHALL-SIMMONS INSURANCE, INC. 13 Meadow Lane P.O. Box O Coolville, Ohio 45723 Phone: 667-6100 or 667-3111 . YOUR d J Complete Insurance Service lumml 7Ag::IfM I I I Y I I V 0 V E I I An., I 3 6 w f v. f ' rv N Auto - Fire - Cycle - Homeowners - Life - Health SAEFICD Business - Farms - Liability INIURANCI MUTUAL CASUALTY COMPANY ' 1 Celina X' rcprantiup nu of . . . 'Q J 57 1 ffl-G INSURANCE coiirmums lggv A I nt X gn E 2 7 A 7 'T' Wg-: ll g I 4x59 1f'QQQ O, THE CONTINENTAL I:ll QIII 'I87 Authorized Dealer for S Brothers Fruit Trees Wggk A I- B N a Pedigree 'gl Afi' Y, 622 Dime Bank Pau1L- Stahl 1 Marietta, Ohio 45750 mm Nursery ghOi333737-53669 Little Hocking es ' f 1' NATIONWIDEQ STAHL NURSERY INSURANCE CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK of Marietta 301 Second Street Auto Bank Marietta, Ohio 45750 312 Second St. Phone: 373-1147 Pike and Acme Branch Colgate Bank Pike and Acme Sts. Colgate Shopping Plaza C . . , ongrafulahons Seniors of 76 MARTINS HARDWARE MAHONE TIRE SERVICE INC. Bartlett See Us for 155 Front St. Warm Morning Stoves Electrics MHHCTIG1 Feeds Drugs Ph.: 373-7761 Paints Supplies LAUGH ERY CLEAN ERS Mcleming . ff U' Mllkswd K1 Shopping Center Beverly 984-2215 PAM'S PEA PATCH 212 Front St . Marietta Ladies and Juniors Clothing Arts and Crafts By Local Artists and Craftsmen S I N l X Phone: 373-2565 Open: '7 a.m.-1 a.m. N EW M ECCA 218 Putnam St . Marietta TUNNEL DAIRY BAR D Sandwiches Plate Lunches if Phone: 373- 8139 e g .. ANDERSON'S STORE A . General Merchandise Gene and Mary Katherine IRENE'S GOLDEN M LA PETITE BEAUTY SHOP RESTAURANT Little Hocking, Ohio . 1 B 8 Try Our Big Smiley Ph- 939 2516 WASHINGTON COUNTY FARMERS MUTUAL INSURANCE ASSOCIATION Dependable and Prompt Ph 373-5548 Insurance Service for You 206 D Farm Home M L I k M b I H Organized April 7. 1897 Marguerite Wentz, Manager Meat Processing Ac: pus Ct Bth g B b M O Call 667-3221 TRI-COUNTY MEAT PACKING 81 PROCESSING HOCKING TIRE CENTER Little Hocking Ph .: 989-2125 New - Used - Recaps Passengers - Trucks - Farms Your Friendly Department Store 206 Putnam St. Marietta 373-4525 a stt 9 9 WAS H I N GTO N 'ww-ef 9- Iii 'W 32:6 LANDMARK ' E ' rifrcu. -- ' A94-HANSON Greenhouse and Flower Shop Flowers for All Occasions Funerals - Corsages - Weddings - Birthdays - Anniversaries 373-5595 B. F. Goodrich Rd. 219 3rd St . Marietta ll LANDMARK Serving Ohio Agriculture for Gver 40 Years VLASAK'S RoJa ACRES GREENHOUSES -N rx I - Box 111 - state Rt. 550 'el 46149 551 2811 Bantam, ohio 45713 if if 1 xi - Wholesale and Retail I :WL Nx- BARTLETT RESTAURANT GODDARD - SHAWD INSURANCE AGENCY Dairy Bar Pool Hall 9 I I ' I I Good Luck Seniors 'Q 1'-.7?f- , f ff' FQ ,r .1-15 Q 237' , f 762, qi Li.355'f ! Automotive rg ,rp Liability Q .. Hospital Box 44 I Home Bartlett Bartlett Ph.: 551-2531 VALLEY BEAUTY SCHOCL 4 4 4 - xg h i- ff5 '5:: :3: f:3'5 ?3' 42f'i,5sii2g Owner: Kay Woodard fl 252 Front street 15- it ' Marietta N1 Ph.: 373-3617 A ' s Open Mon. -Fri. 54 Q iff! U if 1 .12- ....l. 'f:, ' 'M Y' -H ff N , . 1 .M mis ig K.f,4.Ji 1 , v , ,W 1, PARKERSBURG MEDICAL ASSOCIATES 1122 Market St. Parkersburg Janitor Supplies Carpets Wallpaper Paint MARIETTA PAINT STORE 219 Second St . Marietta Ph. 373-1516 Herman Morgan , Manager Dick Murphy , Owner ' 1 X' A I nv I If MIM. f IIBMAIYAG , If J, 1 f ,Y ,f I , igi 11 1 PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE Prudential Ins. Co. of America Ronald A. Ritchie District Agent Ph: 678-2346 Own a Piece of the Rock For Service You Can Trust Life Insurance f H Health Insurance Annuities Group Insurance Auto Insurance Homeowners Insurance PRUDINII l ug? ' ii 24 Second St. Marietta :Q H Auto Painting in Wrecks Rebuilt 114 S Third St 373-5322 49' Marietta l--- ' ,,,...-- B 0 6 Expert Body and Fender Work 2 . . . l ,4 I -I .J 1 ' 1 THREE SONS MARKET STATE ROAD 339 ' VINCENT, OHIO MARIETTA JBUUUUJEJIW IGNITION. INC 3 I MAKJRIEJETJFAK I i 103 PUTNAM ST. CongraI'uIa+ions M I +o Ihe I977 GracIua+ing Class 103 Putnam St Q Q M D, T? V 'I' I I. E QD SH CIF' F1 C ing - Wall Coveri g C b C p Gloria and Cha 1 R y ld 223 S d S M 614 373 0337 UNITED OHIO VALLEY DAIRY DAIRY PRODUCTS ARE JUST DAIRY PRODUCTS UNLESS THEY'RE W rford Ph 984-2341 PINKERTON DISTRIBUTORS, INC. The Most Complete Music Store in West Virginia CHUCK LEARY'S House of Good Music Iv1ASON'S VILLAGE MARKET General Merchandise Hardware and Gas 's We Sell Music and Happiness 55 Yrs. in Parkersburg OPCU '7 Days 3 Week Ph: 428-9671 S10 Market St. I I Come See USN J Ph: 989-2330 BOWINKLES K,NG.S Trenching and Plumbing Appliance and Furniiure LEA? I I I I L-46 David McPherson Paul E. King, Owner I X l Little Hocking Corner Fifth and Ferry St. ig' Beverly, Ohio I Ph: 989-2448 45715 Phone: 984-2387 HILLCREST BUILDERS INC. L, 1 53. 9. ' si' 9' 2 II I I f xrrff r z- 41121 N , - - . ,., if .1 'I I ' ' I f- . IEQI-' I js:-EI.L:.f I' 'I ' QI -: 1 , Vvu-J' +'-Jil- y rig t1.z:fE !w - .fi- xi ' ,zfg I f .ff EI Large Lots ' New Homes Gentry Heights Little Hocking Ph: 989-2140 DANNY CROW'S Famlly S+yle 46149 373 4904 Resfaura ni' flrsi' bank of MarleHa There Are N0 Short Cuts F 1 to Good Food Congra+ula'I'lons 140 W h B1 d +o +he Class B lp of I977 9011 J Wn++Iug 8: Sons Ph 373 2875 Etb1hdS 1877 F TUNNEL GARAGE 1 NFDA!! 5 MEEKS RENTMS PHONE 374 6961 Mdlflmg mv LE JOE S CARRY OUT 123 Th dSt ' 320 rom Street Marie ta, Ohio ' 7 as v . 423- V' g 11 O 0 o ' - I s a is e ince 208 ISI t M ' t , Oh r ' 7 B d W' ' , G ' . 7 YN W C yO t - AA xx - ' G g R p ' ukllg ' QQ 9 Ao ' I ' Q I . gi 1 1 63 ,H l W Q: 4 B ly 3-'L' A with '- Q4 1 9' A A U TOGRAPI-IS ff' '7 7' f H f f v - 7f . - EVENTIDE FOR CHRIS The skies wept softly when you went away. Their tears fell , unrestrained through the long night and day. The sun looked down upon your silent lips And hid its golden light in the sympathy of an eclipse. For you who loved the open sunlit sky , . Trees, the water, and the birds that fly , You'll not be walking across the broad green landg God walked this way - and He gently took your hand , l . To lead you Home. And now when we see grey skies or hear the sounds of rain , We'll not weep too long p nor mind the sudden paing p For where YOU are now, I the lovel never dies, l , Y And you shall WALK I FOREVER ' under sunlit skies. . . . written by Mrs. Maurice Fleming l 4 Q .l 3 g l ' 1 IN MEMORY OF CHRISTINE ANDERSON , L The students of Warren High will always remember Chris Anderson, and the many happy times we have had together. Chris was a happy, active person throughout her life and could cheer anyone up even in the hardest pg p of times. As we walked down the halls the presence of Chris was always there as she spoke to everyone she 7 l met. , ' Chris was very active in the band and chorus. Anywhere the band went, she kept them smiling and was always leading the group in singing and dancing. She was in all the chorus activities, and spring reviews. Chris was also involved in many clubs in school as well as many activities outside school. -, ' 1 i 6 would have, being friendly, happy, and nice to everyone we meet. Editors: D. S. and K. A. As we continue to recall all of the memorable times we've had with Chris, let us carry on our lives as Chris ' 2 4 200 Taylov Publishing Company lnslco ww fy VW I 7016 Jem! if A Jigga , , xgf9ccM 1 ' , ffmfo :MW Qwwwfbgi 6566100 wolf 077221, .Huge Z M541 K7Ef?77,Qo7LQfef x VWLG Gfwffiipb, ZjZ5,ze27w 5LC0g 46274, ,. f z l 5 L....w- W x P P V P ,,,,,..- . 2 E .. .,....N, -- I .......ad-iw ,g xxvgy , f-Ia' ' --ff :V 4 Z, -, H ,s,vgn,,'-5 ,,,,,,-.1-xv1.ol'utn1 .MQ muy.. I F l E mhs l s 4 , fi' - f -X .1 x .V ,A . , , - M N W, , -. ,W Al. hn-nvnm4-- - x 4 A t .-1 34 ' 3 .-3.5, ,wx 1 wif f K, 4 . . 4,1 ,ws 4 ,ii fu- ' ' 6 . if . ev . 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