Washington Irving High School - Memoirs Yearbook (Clarksburg, WV)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1970 volume:

MEMOIRS '70 Volume LV Washington Irving High School Clarksburg, West Virginia Editor . . . Anne McNeer Ass't. Editor . . . Becky King Business Manager . Martha White Photographer . . . Jim Frenzel Foreword The years you spend at Wl are ones you'll never forget. They are filled with hard study, laughter, special smiles, and a few tears. These are the years when tender dreams are formed and grow into mature ideas. The leaves of a tree sprout and grow and change into beautiful shades and blow away and sprout again, according to the season. Youth Is much like this — for, to every- thing there is a time and a reason. This is our theme. For the seniors their time is almost at an end. As seniors we ll always remember move-up day, senior rings, electing senior queen, honor cards, the last pep meeting, class plays, commence- ment, and finally graduation. A time for memories! The 1970 Memoirs staff has tried to make this book act as a mir- ror and reflect some of the memories you have had on the hill. CilULS, r it yorusELF [ FELLED FOll THE SADIE HAWKINS DANCE 3 There is a time . . . To Everything There Is A Season To everything there is a season And a time tor every purpose under heaven. A time to be born, a time to die,- A time to plant, a time to reap; A time to kill, a time to heal; A time to laugh, a time to weep. A time to build up, a time to break down; A time to dance, a time to mourn; A time to cost away stones, A time to gather stones together. A time of love, a time of hate; A time of war, a time of peace,- A time you may embrace, A time to refrain from embracing. A time to gain, a time to lose; A time to rend, a time to sew; A time to love, a time to hate; A time for peace, I swear it's not too late. To everything there is a season And a time for every purpose under heaven. 4 5 A time for love for singing for music for prayer . . . 6 A lime to dance . . . 8 It is the men and women, boys and girls so poured in and out all day that gave the building a soul of dreams and thoughts and memories.'' — Carl Qandburg 10 Dedicated to you — the Student A variety of faces and personalities make a school. On the first day of school the faces fall into certain catego- ries — the frightened eyes of a freshman, the over- confident smirks of sophomores, the grave faces of jun- iors lamenting the year of heavy assignments to come, and the look of authority and success dominating the features of every senior. As the year progresses, the faces lose the similarity and develop into individual beings. Deep, meaningful friendships grow to be even more so in the time between the first frightening day on the Hill and the last exciting year in W.l. Such is the way of students in this school. Friends chat- ting between classes, meeting after school, cheering as one voice at a game, speaking as individuals in the class- room, each striving for a goal, but working together to achieve recognition for Washington Irving. We, the staff of the 1970 Memoirs, feel it is only prop- er to dedicate this yearbook to the people who represent the school every day, the students. 11 Educators Their faces show that our teachers put their hearts and minds into their work. Search their faces. You will find enthusiasm, scholarship, character, experi- ence, and love for their work and their students. 13 Administration In the fall of 1967, Mr. James E. Bennett came to W.l. to act as principal. During the three years he has served, Wl has moved up in social standing in Clarksburg and improved in various aspects. Firm, fair, and positive, Mr. Bennett guides the destiny of W.l. The position of assistant high school principal has been filled by Mr. Haymond Plaugher. He is in charge of attendance, the lockers, and most discipline cases. The yearbook staff wishes to thank them for their pa- tience and understanding. Mr. James E. Bennett Jonet Martino English IV; Journalism lone McGee English I, III Faculty 17 Math Department Harold limpert Algebra I; General Math; Elementary Functions James Fittro Drivers Education; Business Math; Athletics An abstract thinker scrawling equations on the blackboard. Languages An authority on the three parts of Gaul Nora Spann French I, II Margaret Bauld Latin I, II Mary Ann Ferris English I; French I Home Economics A chef preparing a gourmet meal Helen Frashure Boys Home Ec.; Home Ec. I; Biology Una Jarvis Boys Home Ec.; Home Ec. II; Sr. Home Ec.; Tailoring Athletic Department Ruth Clevenger AI Castellana Physical Education Civics,- Athletics A dead shot showing a team the fine points of a layup Joseph Marra Physical Education; Athletics Faculty 22 Robert Schneider English I; Drivers Education; Athletics Commercial Department The personification of the business world Maynard Duckworth General Science; Physics Roy Phillips BSCS; Biology Faculty 24 Scie Depar A scientist answers to nee tment Probing the the unknown Odest Fittro Biology Ieoh Martino BSCS; Botany-Zoology Gloria Fisher Chemistry; General Science Faculty 25 Music Department A director making the world happier with music Glenn Goodwin Band; Music Theory Judy Likins Music; Personal Typing Library Guiding the thoughts of our students Edwin Frederick American History Virginia Smith Economics and Sociology; Developmental Reading Social A leader in of world Thomas Connor Civics; American History Faculty 28 Art Department An artist portraying her talents Karen Bowers Art; English I Faculty 30 Dorothy Underwood Speech; English II Speech A guide for our politicians of tomorrow Janitors We would like to take this opportunity to thank these men for their many hours of service. Jayhugh Crouse Laco McCauley Clarence Johnston Faculty 33 fc V Students 34 Students Lost assignments . . . class officers . . . Scared freshmen . . . giddy sophomores . . . hopeful jun- iors . . . confident seniors . . . dates. . . tardy bells . . . heartbreaks . . . homework i Tree, Left to Right Mike Ervin, president; Tom Thompson, treasurer Standing Kay Cottnll, vice-president; Marva 'aniel. secretory. Left to Right Mike Ervin, Kay Cottnll. Suzanne Hemsworth, Marva Daniels, Carol Moebus, Tom Thompson, Rachel Cox, Tom Cobb, Anne McNeer, Martha White. Mark Stanley. Bill Manley, Jim Goodwin. Becky King, Dave McDaniels, Mary Fox, Libbett Rogers. Seniors 36 Glory To Be Geniors The Senior walk . . . sore feet. . . first day of school. . . really Seniors . . . new season . . . Seniors are the very best . election of officers . . . big job . . . rings . . . great . . . magazine sale . . . made it . . . Homecoming . . . last . . Victory pep meeting . . . tears . . . college boards . . . scary . . . favorites . . . funny . . Senior party . . . psy- che . . . basketball . . . exciting . . . Memoirs Dance . . . last yearbook . . . Senior ratings . . Boy! Are they smart . skating . . . bruises . . . Senior play . . . really talented . . . Honors Assembly . . . Auld Lang Syne . . Senior Banquet . . . sitting with advisors . . . Baccalaureate . . . future . . . Commencement . . . wait! Where has the time gone? The time of the future is upon us. Eh! What's that you say? These psyche lights ond sounds ore really get- ing to me. Cooch Marra smiles at the success of the Seniors. The Advisors Aid Us Paul Edward Alban III Manuel Alvarez III Anne Elizabeth Allen Deborah Kay Anderson Rebecca Lynne Allen Michael Rene Andre Clara Ann Altovilla Marshall Allen Angotti Michoel Allen Angotti Rebecca DeAnne Bedell Bernadine Biafore Linda Mane Bond Joyce Elame Aspy David Bert Bell Pamela Kay Bokey David Bonnett Mrs Broughton s dog, Mandy says: I gotta get out of this bra new world Seniors 39 Ronald Lynn Brady Michael Anthony Brown Cathy Denise Burdiss Lynwood Duanne Burnside Roger Lee Caplmger Ervin Rex Carder William Goff Cather Cheryl Jean Chenoweth Seniors 40 Patty Lynn Brown Brenda Clifton Browning Christopher Sheldon Byrd Michael George Campbell The Stars Tell Sally LeAnn Christopher Sherry Darlene Clayton Henry F. Coffman Alan Conley Clifford Stanley Cleh enger Miriam June Conrad Brenda Dianne Cooper Lisa Page Cottrill Tom Herman Cobb Fred Eugene Constable Vincent Josepth Costa Roberta Kay Cottrill Seniors 41 Marva Jean Daniel John Robert Davis Verna Sibyl Elbon Michael Briceson Ervin Beverly Ann Davis Kevin Howard Dawson Sharon Kaye Elliot Kathryn Graoe Esposito Semo Georg te Carol Fain Beverly Neileen Fisher Stephen Charles Forsythe James Stephen Frenzel Robert Wesley Felton Jr. Vicky Jean Forge Mary Elizabeth Fox Gary Wayne Gardner Anthony Thomas Fratto Robert Stephen Gaston Allen Keith Freeman Gory Lynn George Seniors 43 Richard Samuel Glass Richard Lee Gottlieb David Graham Deborah Lynn Greynolds Larry Wayne Glass Linda Maxine Gough Katherine Ann Grant Jackie Lee Hadd.x James Frederick Goodwin Mary Woods Hardman Seniors Are Seniors 44 Individuals Roger Lee Harmon James Ronald Hovern Rhonda Cleon Holy field Dianne Lynn Imperial John Wayne Horns Suzanne He ms worth Donna Louise Hutton James Wesley Israel Seniors 45 Maud Lee Jarvis Rodney Daniel Kidd John Thomas Kyle David Paul lonnan Robert Grant Jordan Rebecca Lynn King Frances Elizabeth Lamb Kurtis Bailey Leochmon Seniors 46 Bernard Ault Lepley Cathryn Sue Long Beverly Jo McClung Robert Edward McIntyre Linda Darlene Lewis Marilyn Louise Lynch David Henry McDaniel Anne Alexander McNeer Mr Bennett congratulates Jim on becoming a National Merit Semi-Finalist. Seniors 47 Solly receives her prize for a job well done selling magazines. William Grover Manley Terry Williom McNeamar Stephen Elwood Merryman Vicki Lynn Marks Roy Royce Mick Marilyn Kay Malindzak Diane Lynn Matheny Timothy Roy Mirarchi Robert Henry Menendez Carol Louise Moebus Seniors 48 1 Sharon McClain Moon Sandy JoAnn Murray Stephen Carter Nutt Alan Ray Moore Terry Leigh Myers Rosalind Marie Olivito Stephen Bradly Moore Sheri Jane Newell Elizabeth Lynne Pethtel Mary Blanche Mullenax Mary Ann Norris James Robert Pendergast Ken Perdue Eleqnor Jane Phillips David Albert Preston David Maxwell Price Debra Lynn Rodcliffe Robert Lloyd Reynolds Daniel Winfield Richards Susan Clair Ridenour Elwm Everette Robinson Randy M. Rodeheaver David John Romano Elizabeth Anne Rogers Sally Lou Rolland jvo Lorene Seibert Dana Rea Smith Janet Lee Savina David William Selvig Howard Lone Smith Nancy Jean Sayre Shelley Marie Shepler Michael Lee Smith Linda Carol Schmidt Howard Lee Sdidmore William Frederick Smith Seniors 51 Melissa Jane Spelsberg Deborah Jean Stealey Sharon Louise Sutton Margaret Ruth Swiger Jeffrey Wade Stanley Scott Stout David Swartz Jr. Thomas Lee Taylor Mark cverett Stanley Sheila Goulette Stewart Jeanette Lee Swiger Carl Howard Tennant Semors Brenda Joyce Thompson Thomas Eorl Thrush James Franklin Varsak Morris Garland Walker Thomas Gregory Thompson Robert Alan Tolley Teresa Vespomt Herbert Lawrence Walker Cheryl Laverne Tibbs William Andrew Vac Anna Kaye Wacowski Douglas Michael Wamsley Seniors 53 Seniors 54 Suellen Weekley Richard Wheeler Kerry Alycia Wise Ralphileane Weir Martha McClure White Patricio Susan Wright Joellen Welch Kathryn Jo Wilson Philip McDonald Wyatt Barbara Jean Wetzel James David Winters Anthony Fliormo Zanmo Can you believe this is really our lost football pep meeting? The road to the future awaits us . . . And miles to go before I sleep. And miles to go before I sleep. Robert Frost NOT PICTURED Aiello, Robert Boyles, Tom Gardner, Horry Glaspell, Lelond Golden, William Gurley. Paul Harris, Alva Hollen, William Hyde. Marilyn Johnson, Jerry Lutz. Jerry Murphy, Russell Post, Jim Shelbaer. Joseph Smith, Jeffrey Tor|ok, Mike Tucker, Jeff Seniors 55 BEST ALL AROUND Libbett Rogers and Mike Ervin MOST STUDIOUS Terry Myers and Dave Swartz Guess what, Davie? I got an A in sandbox. ' BEST LOOKING Kay Cottrill and Danny Richards Gee, I can t wait till tomorrow cause I get better ooking every day. Hass Favorites 56 Class Favorites MOST DEPENDABLE Mary Hardman and Howard Skidmore Hey, Howie, I thought you were going to catch me! IL n r MOST AMBITIOUS Rachael Cox and Jim Isreal I bet I can beat ya to the top. ±i TOP SHELTrT MOST TALENTED Cathy Long and Dave Price Davie, how did you know Pop Goes the Weasel' was my favorite song?' MOST COURTEOUS Suzanne Hemsworth and Rick Berman Here Susie, you can use my racket. MOST SINCERE Susie Ridenour and Tom Thompson Of course I really like you, Susie. MOST CONGENIAL Mary Fox and And Vac 'I know we re friend ly, but . . . two in swing?! MOST HUMOROUS Clara Altovilla and Dick Gottlieb It's your Bag.” MOST TALKATIVE Beverly McClung and Rex Carter I warned you it was my turn to talk. Class Favorites 59 Juniors make good OFFICERS HARD AT WORK left to Right: Steve King, treasurer; Susie Offett, secretary; Tom Allen, president; Sue Maphis. vice-president. First day of school . . . upperclassmen finally . . . election of officers . . . we II make the prom even better . . . stationery sales . . . almost there . . . junior activities . . . fun for all . . . junior move up . . . Are we ready for the job ahead? Juniors 60 JUNIOR EXECUTIVE MEMBERS Susie Offutt Sue Maphis Sylvia Geise Anne Thrush Stephanie Miller Mary Miesner Debby loqumta Sue Stalnaker Gladys Williams Sharon Bailey Steve King Tom Allen Brad Carmichael Missy Morris Donna Randolph David Hippechan Bob Pratt Brad Myers Juniors 61 Margaret Aiello Tom Allen Jerry Ayers Sharon Bailey Caught in Michael Bagmsky Carol Bartlett Archie Bennett Linda Bland Deborah Blankship Raymond Bokey Cynthia Bowman Brian Jones Robyn Butcher Lynn Burnside Linda Cabo Rosemary Cain Brad Carmichael Debbie Casto Jerry Campbell Laura Cather Donna Clark Gory Cobb Jan Connor «Debbie Conrad Mark Conrad Charles Correll Brenda Cottrill Denice Cottrill Juniors 62 the act John Cottnl! Debbie Corothers Richard Crawford Kathy Davis Linda Dawson Penm Day Donna Dean Sharon Duke Jean Duncan Brenda Elyard Larry Emerson David Fozzmi Marcus Ferrell Byron Foust Odessa Freeman Jeffrey Garrett Barbara Gaston Ronald Gaston Sylvia Giese Donna Gowers Patricia Gunter Van Gloss George Gulas Suzie Homfan Linda Harker Donna Harris Missy Haynes Melanie Heater Juniors 63 Lindo Heckert Cynthio Helper David Henderson John Henderson Roy Henderson Tommy Hinzman David Hippchen Junior Eonn Hodges David Holt Paula Holyfield Charles Hufford Brad Hustead Joanne Hutson Babbs Hyde Debbie laquinta Richard Ingram Bill Joseph Dale Kalar Karen Kearns Bob Kellar Charles Keller Patricio Kennedy Stephen King Debbie Kirby Pam Knight Jean Knotts Juniors 64 Spirit Lodonno Koon Mory Lasko Bob Lear Marcia Libert Sally Lincoln Debbie Logue Jamie Logue Melinda Lowther Sue Maphis Danny Marsh Shelley Martin Glenn Matheny Chuck McClung George McCord Pam McDaniels Mary Beth McGivern Jane McNeer Danny McNemor Crystal Metz Mory Hennessey Dave Merry man Bill Messenger Mory Miesner Mory Jo Miller Robert Miller Juniors 65 What would the President say? Stephanie Miller Pam Miller Suzanne Miller Jim Minger Joyce Minyard Fred Moebus Patty Moffett Missy Morris Dorothy Mullenox Mike Murphy Brad Myers Jim Nutter Advisors help plan Suzanne Offutt Danny Pears Rosemary Pesta Steven Perdue Frank Peters Robert Pratt Paula Raeder Donna Randolph Eddie Randolph Michael Reese Teresa Reese Tom Richards Lou Etta Righter Andrea Rmker Marsha Robinson Susie Rokisky Connie Rucker Leslie Ruelie Sherry Scott Sue Scott Stephanie Scolopio Marchetio Seese Mary Beth Seibert Mory Alice Seibert Meve tellers Nancy Selmon Derek Sharp Cormne Sigley uniors 66 Roberto Singleton Debby Sipko Jockie Skinner John Snyder Keith Squires Sue Stolnoker Pom Steele Annette Studley Judy Swick Bernord Swiger Ron doll Swiger Gory Tolonco Ann Thrush Jenny Tresize Tim Wolloce Sandro Warren Pam Waugaman Michael Weaver Vickie Weekley Lelond Wentz Stuart Wilkinson Mary Wilson Anna Williams Cathy Williams Gladys Williams Christopher Wyatt Cheryl Wyckoff Linda Young junior activities Jennifer Yoho NOT PICTURED Tonya Dotson Carol Nutter Thomas Bargelow Jeffrey Childers Mark Cobb James Garrett Robert Harris Lorry Malcolm Galen Myers Dovid Seruatka David Stout William Swiger Donald Thompson Randall Wilkinson Charles Windon Mrs Robinson helps greatly with stationery soles. Juniors 67 9ophomores have First day of school . . . Boy! I'm glad I'm not a freshman . . . election of officers . . . tickets, tickets, and more tickets . . . Latin class ... as Caesar goes marching on . . . Junior Move Up . . . we ll be there next year! raffle ...!!! Susan Allen Gayle Altizer Charles Amos Mary Anderson Tony Arm wood Bonnie Ash Tom Baber Dorothy Bane John Barker Terry Barnes Susan Barnck Donna Bennett Karen Beverly Peggy Bland Nancy Boblett Denise Bokey Gary Boram Mark Brogg Pom Bremen Pamela Brannon Missy Buffington Greg Campbell Jan Cantarelli Curtis Carder Stephen Carder Nathan Carson David Chatt Tommy Chedester Chuck Clifton Robert Ginger Becky Cobb Roberta Cochran Steve Collins Jennifer Cone Debra Conrad Cathy Cork Cynthia Cox Randy Crayton Raymond Correll Charlotte Crouse Terry Cumberledge Becky Davis Cindy Davis Kathy Davis Fronk Day Elena Diamond Nancy Dillon Mary Ann Duncan Bob Edwards h Regis Ellis John England JeH Evans Sharon Fesler John Folio Sandro Ford Clifford Fox Marcia Frashure Fred Fratto Where’s that yellow turtle??? Sam Freese Rebecca Gardner Steve Garvin Brenda Gaston Betty Gowthrop Lawrence Gholston Ronnie Gilmore Ann Glass Steve Goff Peggy Golden Sharon Gouer Linda Griffith James Griffin Joe Grilli Bill Guice Mark Harris Bruce Hall Wayne Hall Catherine Haney Mark Hardman Randy Harman Debbie Haddix Virginia Hardman Ronnie Haynes William Heston John Hickman Donnie Hitt Jennifer Holloway Bernice Hudkins Bonita Hudkins Bruce Hudkins Bonnie Humberston Irene Johnson Mike Johnson Alwona Kalar Sophomores '70 Sophomores fry harder Donna Kelley Beth Kerns Mike King Jennifer Kendall Clara Knotts Diane Kmcely John Krosmico Auo Lake Earl Lawson Bruce layfield Barton Lee Melanie Lind Susie Leiune Garrett Linger David Malcomb Alan Markham Mike Marsh Tommy Marsh William Martin Debra May David Mayle Helen McCray Pamela McCormick Tom McGlumphy Lee McElwoin David Mclntire Lisa McKinney Twila McNemar George McQuain Sophomores 71 Howard Meade Jamie Merchant Danny Messenger Mike Lowell Karen Miesner Becky Miller David Miller David Mmger Crystal Moffett Peggy Monkins Sue Moore Jeff Mornssette Janice Morrison Cynthia Muntzing Kenny Murphy Benny Nordyke Marcia Norman Harold Norris James Nutter Naomi Nutter Bill Olivito Cheryl Owens Randy Palmer Lester Parks Steve Patton Gary Perdue Harry Pethel Janet Phillips Tern Pinion Sherry Pratt Robm Preston Studies come Dixie Reed John Richards Mark Richards Eddie Riley Kothi Riley Vicki Rohrbough King Roark Cheryl Rollings Judy Rosenkrans Sophomores 72 Karen Sanders Randy Schwemebrater Linda Selvig Cathy Sheets Paul Sheets John Shelhammer Cynthia Siegnst Steve Singer Darlene Smith Marian Smith Mory Smith Gordon Snopps Carolyn Speors Mark Spelsburg Pom Stackpole Leslie Stanley Carol Steoley Mark Steoley Debby Strother Richard Stutler Mark Swecker Larry Taylor Robert Tennent Nancy Tonkin Ralph Thomas Jeff Thompson John Thornhil Duane Thorpe Woody Thrasher Mike Trent Stephen Tutwiller Delia Vespoint Mike Wagner Robin Wagner Sandra Wagner Brent Wonstreet Mark Wonstreet Christy Ware Luella Warren Sarah Waters Harrold Watson Harlan Weekley ! • ■ Gregory Wendall TIiST Mory Wharton Patty Wheeler Ellen White James White John White Robert White Barbara Wilfong Eric Wilson Mike Wine Rick Winning Mory Wire Jim Womeldoref Mary Ann Wood Patricia Woodburn Becky Woof ter Mike Wright Willard Wright Kenneth Yost Roger Young Jeanette Zimmerman Sophomores 73 Freshmen anticipate FRESHMAN OFFICERS: From Left to Right: Julia Weaver, vice president; Charles Miesner, president; Nancy Meek, treasurer, Beverly Bon shire, secretary. First day of school. . . Were finally here . . .pep meeting. . . Boy! I can't wait to sit downstairs . . . report cards. . . I'll never make Athena at this rate . . . Senior Honors Assembly . . . I've got 3 more years to go!! Freshmen 74 years on the hill Poulo Anderson John Andre Phyllis Anderson Jomes Arnett Robert Ash Sondro Ashcroft Mory Bane John Barbeno Lena Barker Richard Bornes Debbie Barnett Stephan Beatty William Bennett Jeff Benmnger David Berry Kathy Biafore David Blackwell Joe Blond Beverly Bonshire Elaine Bragg Sharon Brinkley Debby Brown Joe Bockhannon Rebecca Buckhannon Nancy Campbell Reggie Cormichoel Timothy Carson Cathy Chipps Debbie Coffmdaffer Barbara Coffman Cmdy Colborn Terry Cole Dovid Copenhaver Adrainne Conrad Helen Cooper Karen Cooper Joyce Cottrill Janice Cox Kim Craig Donna Crayton Greg Criss John Cumberlege Cheryl Cunningham Mike Curry Pattie Curtis Timmy Curtis Richard Donley Brenda Dawson Stephen Davis Sheila Davis Roger Davis Lois Davis Kathryn D Annunzio John Day Ottis Day Brenda Dean Freshmen 75 The trials of the 1 st Lorry Detomore Richard Dolan Beverly Doman Linda Dorsey Regma Duke MaryJane Duncan Jackie Dunn Jackie Elyard Rick Fazzini Stephen Fisher Susan Forsythe Don Fowler I've heard of teasing but this is ridiculous!!! Mary Fragole Darla Frame David Frame Don Gardner Elinor Garrett Lexie Giese Brenda Gillispie David Goff Beth Golden Eddie Golden Bob Gordon Jay Griffith Tim Griffith Anthony Gulas Mike Gum Joe Guzzi Leonard Hoddix Dickie Haddix Freshmen 76 Dottie Hodox Danny Hammond Carol Hamric John Hardman Pattic Hardman Kathy Harker Donnie Harper Debby Harris Terri Harris Justma Hart Melanie Haught Dennis Honey Julie Haynes Nancy Henderson Rena Henlme Randy Hetterman James Higginbotham John Hill Dianne Himes Larry Hollandsworth James Holtz William Horr David Houston Melody Hufford Connie Hyre David Ingram Linda Jackson Betsy Jefferson Stephen Jenkins Laura Jones Gary Kennedy Lorry Kennedy Judith Kern Delons Kidd Jeff King Jim King Cormella Kirk Toma Knight John Krupia Eric Luhens Barbara Lasko Mark Leaseburg Candonce Lepley Cheryl Long Mike Lozano Cmdy Lucas JoAnn Lucania Freshmen 77 WI s as tough as they said it would be! Debbie lynn Sheila Moditz Rodney Marks Harold Marks John Marshall Edward Martin Margaret Martin Marsha Martin Dave Martino Jpan Matheny Kenny Matheny Mary Lou Matthews Harold Mauller Terri Mayfield Robin McCartney Debby McClain Dorn McCourt Rebecca McDaniel Judy McDaniels Nealy McElwain Terry McElwain Frosh develop mental Jim McGivern Scarlett McGlumphy Randy McKown Dave McNemor Allen Meek Nancy Meek Gory Merryman James Merryman Charles Miesner Ronme Monroe Cindy Moore Nancy Moore Betty Mullenax Morty Nanfeldt Jeff Nelson David Nutter Mary Palmer Robert Palmer Dave Perkins Freshmen 78 and physical skills Monica Parrell Judy Pough Hans Peschel Ann Phillips Martha Phillips Tames Pollutro Sharon Posey Betty Pritt Jock Pulice Richard Radcliffe Nancy Roeder Paul Rainer Cindy Randolph Thomas Randolph Karl Rardten Jimmy Reese Charles Reich Debbie Reynolds Jim Reynolds Lawanta Riggs Robert Riggs James Riley Edward Rmker Melany Ritter Darlene Rogers Ronald Rollond Brad Rollins Ronald Romano Freshmen 79 Kathy Shoffer Michelle Shaffer Mike Shaffer Ruth Ann Sharpe Charles Shelhammer George Shelhammer Duane Smith Joyce Smth Mark Smith Faye Sotirakis Bill Souders Debbie Squires Jim Stealey Francme Steele Kyle Strader Catherine Sudduth Donald Summers Paul Summers Debbie Sutton Daniel Swiger Mary Ann Taylor Cheryl Teter Kathy Tetrick Sherry Thompson David Thrush Elisa Tillman Bill Timberlake Jim Toothman Steve Turner Virginia Wocowski Karen Walker Marsha Wallace Craig Walker Julia Weaver Patty Wentz Bruce Wells Brooks Wilkinson Mavis Wilkinson Brenda Williams Gary Williams Blame Wilson Scott Wilson Linda Wolverton Debbie Workman Jo Rae Wright Clay Wymer Lynne Vespomt Troy Yates Greg Yochym NOT PICTURED: Joe Baxter Pam Bramer Stephanie Costa Fredericko Cascarelli Mary Cunningham Mary Harker Evelyn Henlim Mark Gillis Freddy Greaver Lloyd McKinney Michael Martin Douglas Morrison James Riley reshmen 80 Row 1 Jenkins. Griffith. Marks. Summers. Griffith. Wells, Corson, Davis. Row 2 Walker, Rmker, Barberio, Reich, Ash. Thrush, Gordon, Craig, Nel- son, Gum, King, Merrymon, Row 3 Dolan, Merryman, King, Timberlake, Souders, Romer, McNemar, Hill, Wilson, Fozzmi, Riley, Coach Schneider. Frosh did shine! The defensive unit rests os the offensive takes over. The team practices hard for future gomes. 69 SCHEDULE Wl 24 North View 0 Wl 8 Lewis County 0 Wl 0 Lewis County 8 Wl 30 Gore 0 Wl 16 South Harrison 0 Wl 6 Bridgeport 8 Wl 6 Notre Dome 12 Last September, the Frosh entered the school a bit frightened, but one fear they didn’t have was stage fright. The Freshman football squad went out on the field and proved themselves to be true Hilltoppers, having a 4-3 record. Freshmen 81 Organizations 84 Organizations Student council elections . . . selling valentines . . . playing bridge . . . check mate . . . making money. . . Youth-in-Government. . .Tom Watt kits . . .Youth-in-Government. . . Tom Watt They Run' . . . dressing dolls . . . meeting the deadline . . . county chorus . . . a trip to Florida . . .Phi-Toppers. Organizations 85 Row 1: Mavis Wilkinson, Terry Harris, Janice Cox. Tonya Knight, Ju- dith Kerns, Betty Pritt, Barbara Coffman, Bev Doman Row 2. Terry Mayfield, Debbie Workman, Marty Nanfeldt. Martha Phillips Julia Weaver, Patty Curtis, JoRay Wright. Cindy Colburn, Mary Jane Dun- can, Lexie Giese, Debby Harris. Row 3 Barbara Lasko, Terry D'An- nunzio, Eleanor Garrett, Karen Walker, Mary Lou Mathews, Monica Parrill, Beth Golden, Bev Bonshire, JoAnn Locaria. Freshman Sports Club New opportunity in sports for freshman girls The newly created Freshman Sports Club pro- motes an interest in girls sports and also provides an opportunity for Freshman girls to participate in ath- letic contests. The girls participate against various Freshman clubs in Harrison County. Co-captains are Beverly Bonshire and Karen Walker with Mrs. Ruth Clevenger as the club sponsor. The fearless Freshman leaders strike again! Organizations 86 Bridge Club With the advice of Mrs. Irene Keeley, Bridge Club members learn the fundamen- tals of the card game. Winning a trick by playing the highest card of the suit or highest trump card is the mam idea of the game. Officers ore Marchetia Seese, Bonnie Humberston and Jennifer Kendall Row I Jennifer Yoho, Brenda Gaston, Carolyn Spears, Bonnie Hum- berston, Marchetia Seese, jennifer Kendall, Le Anne Smith, Mary Ann Duncan Row 2 Mrs. Irene Keeley, Monica Parrill, Suzanne Honnifon, Beckie Davis, Nancy Tonkin, Sarah Waters, Cynthia Muntzmg, Karen Sanders Row 3 Mary McGivern, Terry D Annunzio, Denice Cottrill, Melame Heater, Cynthia Seigrist, Pom Brannon, Linda Griffith Organizations 87 Row I. Suzie Offutt, Mary Ann lasko, Marchetia Seese, Linda Heckert, David McDaniels, Ronald Havern, Howard Skidmore, Bobby Rey- nolds. Row 2 Mr Odest Fittro, Billy Barnett, Cindy Bowman, Bobby Tolley, Dove Romano, Marva Daniels, Suzie Ridenour, Manuel Alvar- ez. Row 3: Gory Gardner, David Hippchen, Eddie Alban, David Swartz, Rodney Kidd, Doug Wamsley, Brad Myers. Not pictured is Ra chel Cox. Science Club Students probe for the unknown The Science Club, under the direction of Mr. Odest Fittro, promotes the interest of the student in the field of science. Time is spent studying the aspects of the field through ex- periments and other activities. President, David McDaniels discusses the dubs next protect. Organizations 88 Chess Club The Washington Irving Chess Club meets every two weeks under the supervision and direction of Mr. Phillips. This organization gives enthusiasts the opportunity for developing the finer points of the game while in competition with other students. Poor Elwin! He's such a good player no one but the chess pieces will play with himl The officers are Jim Winters, Ronald Havern, and Ronnie Gilmore. Row I. Tommy Thompson, Brenda Dawson, Carol Stealey, Jimmy Winters, Ronald Havern, Ronnie Gilmore, Mark Harris, Nancy Meek, Scarlet McGlumphy, Debby Coffmdaffer, ManueI Alvarez, Greg Criss Row 2 Mr Phillips, Jim Arnett, Billy Barnett, Mark Stanley. Mark Smith, Jim Mmger, Dave Hippchen, Eddie Alban, Dave McDaniels, Cindy Colburn, Cindy Randolph, Jo Ray Wright, Beth Golden, Faye Sotirakis, Lynn Vespoint, Jeff Thompson. Row 3. Karl Kyle, Elwin Rob- inson, Alan Moore, Tom Taylor, Ronald Rolland, Cynthia Bowman, Mike Smith, Dave Miller, Tommy Hinzman, Nancy Raeder, Kathy Tetrick, Mary Ann Losko, Monica Parrill, Dick Gottlieb, Ricky Berman, Mike Wine. Organizations 89 Row 1; Andy Vac, Dave Selvig, Bob Reynolds, Danny Richards, David Preston, Danny Pears, Mike Brown, Tom Thrush, Jim Pendergast. Bill Cather. Tom Cobb. Row 2. John Cottrill, Brad Myers, Jim Winters, Rick Berman, Steve King, Jeff Stanley, John Kyle, Dave Romano, Mike An- gotti. Brad Hustead, Gary Cobb, Coach Castellana. Row 3. Vince D Annunzio, Bob Lear, Manuel Alvorez, Marshall Angotti. Phi-Toppers Phi-Toppers, an honorary boys cheering organization, was formed last year with the intention of promoting school spirit at Wl basketball games. Coach AI Castellana was appointed as their sponsor. Officers m Phi-Toppers are Tom Thrush. Vince D Annunzio, Mike Brown, Danny Richards, Danny Pears, Jim Pendergast, and Dave Preston Row I Debby Conrad. Brenda Thompson, Sherry Clayton, Francis Lomb, Kathy Long, Rachel Cox, Linda Dawson. Row 2. Mary Hard- man, Marilyn Hyde, Vickie Morks, Marva Daniels, Andrea Rmker, Decky King, Suzie Ridenour, Becky Bedell Row 3 Sally Christopher. Mary McGivern, Donna Randolph, Suzie Offutt, Brenda Cooper, Patty Brown, Barbara Wetzel. Candystripers Girls work many hours to help others Requirements for a Junior or Senior girl to become a Candystriper are to have at least a B average and good character and leadership. They give voluntary assistance to the nurses and nurses' aides at the Union Protestant Hospital. They must also complete six lessons in Home Nursing. After working fifty hours a Candystriper earns a striped cap which goes along with her uniform. Girls receiving their caps are Debby Conrad 5her ry C I ayfon Francis Lamb Rachel Cox Linda Dawson Becky King These new Candystripers observe the equipment before they begin to work. Organizations 91 Row 1: Mory Ann Losko, Susie Offutt, Jamie logue, Howard Skidmore, Ronald Havern. Row 2 Miss Dorothy Underwood, Linda Heckert, Donny Marsh, Teresa Vespoint, Jim Goodwin, Chris Wyatt, Cynthia Bowman, DiCk Glass. Thespians The talented ones The Thespian International Honorary sponsored by Miss Dorothy Underwood, head of the Speech Department, has successfully completed its second year. This year they presented the English farce, See How They Run, ' written by Phillip King. In order to be a member of Thespians, students must show outstanding ability and participation in dra- matic activity. Row 1 Mary Ann Lasko, Debby Kerby, Linda Dawson, Anna Wocow- Mrs. Janet Robinson. Row 3. Margaret Martin, Debbie Brown, Jean sky, Sally Christopher, Sherry Clayton. Row 2 Linda Dorsey, Suzanne Duncan. Ruth Ann Sharp, Ronald Havern, Billy Barnett. Mike Muler. Hanmfan, Connie Sigley, Debby Conrod. Carol Steoley, Linda Bond, Future Teachers of America As a means of helping students become interested in the teaching profession, Mrs. Janet Robinson, sponsor, explains what is expected of a teacher and the hard work in- volved to be a successful one. Officers are Anna Wacowsky. Sally Christopher, Linda Dawson, and Debby Kirby. Organizations 93 Girls use free time by helping others Volunteens At the snack bar in the Union Protestant Hospital, Volunteens work many hours serving the nurses and doctors their meals and refreshments. These girls relieve many of the reguhr staff of their duties at the snack bar. To be a member of Volunteens a girl must be between 1 5 and 1 8 years of age and maintain a C average. The Wl chapter of Volunteens is sponsored by Mrs. Yoke. Officers are Pam Bokey, Rosliand Olivito, Barbara Wet- zel, and Beth Allen. Row 1: Anne McNeer, Martha White, Bev McClung, Susie Wright, Pam Bokey, Barbara Wetzel, Beth Allen, Rosalind Oliveto, Kerry Wise, JoEllen Welch, Brenda Barth, Becky Bedell, Margaret Swiger, Bernice Hudkms, Kathy Riley. Row 2. Carolyn Spears, Jody Miller, Donna Ran- dolph, Jennifer Yoho, Debby Logue, Andrea Rinker, Mary Ann Wood, Elena Diamond. Brenda Gaston, Nancy Tonkin, Becki Davis, Sarah Waters, Terry D Annunzio, Debby Moore. Cynthia Seignst. Row 3 Mary McGivern, Mary Ann Duncan, Jean Duncan, Demce Cottrill, Sue Ellen Stolnaker, Melissa Spelsberg, Marilyn Lynch, Linda Selvig, Pam Brannon, Ellen White, Judy Rosenkrans, Carol Stealey, Cynthia Muntzing, Jan Cantarelli, Lisa McKinney, Shelley Shepler, Sheila Stewart, Nancy Meek Organizations 94 Hall Monitors First Row Dave Malcolm, Jim Frenzel, Danny Richards, Ricky Berman, Dave Preston, Tom Allen, Doug Wamsley, Howard Meade, Brad Myers, Steve Forsythe Row 2. Pam Brannon, Bill Smith, Barbra Wetzel, Becky Allen, Libbett Rogers, and Tom Thompson. The needed ones Assistants Running the school without the help of Student Assistants would be a very difficult task. These students ease the duties of the faculty by performing small jobs. The library assistants make the every day duties of Mrs. Mack and Mrs. Morris easier by checking books in and out and filing cards. Typing the bulletin and sorting the mail are only two small jobs carried out by the Office Assistants. The assistants in the Biology, Chemistry, Home Economics, and the Guidance Departments help make the day easier for teachers. Guidance Assistants At Desk Miss Joesphme Swiger, Susie Wright Standing Mr. Donold Kmcely, Sheri Newell, Mary Meisner, Vicky Marks, Kay Cottrill, Laura Cather, Bob Gaston, Debby Anderson, Rhonda Holyfield, Terry Myers. Organizations 95 Office Assistants Left to Right: Miss Custer, Patty Brown, Brenda Gaston, Beverly McClung, Martha White, Cheryl Tibbs, Frances Lamb Chemistry Assistants Left to Right: Sharon Bailey, Mary McGivern, Paula Raeder, Ronald Havern. Student Biology Assistants Left to Right: JoAnn Hutson, Linda Heckert, Bill Barnett, Ronald Havern Organizations 96 Home Economics Assistants Sharon Moon, Sandy Murray, Linda Schmidt, Debbie Anderson, not pictured Assistants Audio-Visual Aids Frank Day, Doug Morrison, and Duane Thorpe. Left to Right Brenda Thompson, Vicki Weekly, Mary Ann Lasko, Patty Brown, Paula Holyfield, LouEtta Righter, Bernice Hudkms, Bonita Hudkms, Carol Moebus, Jennifer Yoho, Margaret Swiger, Anna Wacowski, Pam Bokey, Melanie Heater, Sherry Beverley, Linda Lewis, Cheryl Tibbs, Cynthia Bowman, Rhonda Holyfield, Sherry Clayton, Sally Christopher, Virginia Wacowski, Mary Wharten, Denise Bokey, Donna Kelley, Susie Hemsworth, Mrs. Mack Organizations 97 Pep Row 1: Mrs. Karen Davis, Jan Contorelli, Corol Stealey, Sue Maphis, Sue Ellen Stalnaker, Donna Hutton, Libbett Rogers. Ivo Seibert. Melanie Heat- er. Margaret Aiello, Cindy Randolph, Stephanie Miller, Elena Diamond. Row 2 mififem, Debby Rodcliff, Brenda Gaston, Debbie Kerby, Nancy Roeder. Shelly Shepler, Mary Fox, Darlene Smith. Lisa McKinny. Carol Moebus, Denise Bokey, Marilyn Lynch. Row 3. Rusty Foust, Mike Camp- bell, Martha Phillips Kathy Wilson, Patty Kennedy, Marsha Robinson, Lena Barker, Sandra Ashcraft, Debbie Barnett, Laura Jones, Karen Coo per, Janice Cox. Row 4 Debbie Reynolds, Karen Walker, Julio Weaver Organizations 98 Club Barbaro Losko, Terry D Annunzio, Jack Skinner, Cheryl Wycoff, Louetta Rider, Sharon Bailey, Debby Conrad, Linda Dawson, Cindy Moore. Row 5: Jane Phillips, Bernice Hudkms, Sue Moore, Kathy Riley, Bermta Hudkms, Gayle Altizer, Debbie Haddix, Kathy Tetrick, Monica Parrel I, Cindy Lucas. Row 6 Jo Ann Locarno, Connie Sigley, Marcheito Seese, Mary Ann Lasko. Sherri Beverly, Mory Alice Seibert, Conna Clark, Peggy Bland, Janice Morrison, Mary Fragale. Row 7: Cindy Colburn, Jo Roe Wright, Mary Lou Matthews. Mary Jane Duncan, Lexie Guiese, Faye Satirakis, Nancy Meek, Scarlet McGlumphy, Brenda Dawson, Sherry Thompson. Pep Club The Pep Club has completed another successful year under the co-sponsorship of Mrs. Karen Davis and Mrs. Janet Martino. As their only money-making project, the members sold items from the Tom-Wat Sales Kit and made a profit of $1300. Carol Stealey, a sophomore Junior Varsity cheerleader, was top salesman for the club. The goal of the Pep Club is to be leaders of good sportsmanship and under the direction of its officers, President Iva Seibert, Vice-President Melanie Heater, Secretary Margaret Aiello, and Treasurer Cindy Randolph, they have attained this goal. H. I. C. (flow IJ; Libett Rogers, Brendo Gaston, (flow 2). Dan- Ervin, (flow Sy Howard Skidmore, Mike Angotti. (flow iel Richards, Robert Reynolds, (flow 3). Andrew Vac, Tom Allen, Mary Hardman. Vincent D Annunzio (flow 4) Marva Daniels, Mike Completing its second year of promoting better school relations among rival high schools, the Harrison County Interschool Council members from Washington Irving held exchange days with Notre Dame and Bridgeport. Mr. James E. Bennett, principal, is sponsor of this group. Officers for Washington Irving are President, Vince D Annunzio; Vice-President, Tom Allen; and Secretary- Treasurer, Brenda Gaston. Mary Hardman is the county secretary. (Row 1): Debbie Blankenship, Margaret Aiello, Paula Roedar, Missy Morris, Joyce Mmyard, Sam Freeze, Don Gardner Iva Seibert Mor- chetia Seese, Pam Miller, La Donna Koon, Eann Hodges. Lynn Ve$- point. (Row 2): Pom Brannon, Lindy Lowther, Judy Rosendrons, Brenda Thompson, Susie Elbon, Mike Marshall, Garland Walker, Dave Price, Jim Goodwin, Brian Jones, Ralpheleen Weir, Delores Kidd, Patty Mof- fett, Mrs. Likins. (Row 3); Bonnie Humberston, Jim Womeldorff. Jamie Logue, Fred Moebus, Dave Hippchen, Jim Varsak, Danny Marsh, Ste- phan Bokey, Dave McDaniel, Cynthia Bowman, Cathy Long, Lynn Pethel A-Choir Under the direction of Mrs. Judith Likens, The A Capella choir presented many programs this year for school and civic organizations. At Christmas they gave a television program over WBOY. At the Harrison County Choral Clinic, which was held at Washington Irving High School, the choir received a superior rating. Patty Moffett was accompanist for the Clinic. Soloists were Cathy Long, and Ralphileane Weir, Sopranos; and Dave Hippchen and Jim Varsak, basses. Jim Goodwin, tenor, was selected for the All-Student Groups, U.S.A. and will tour nine countries in Europe this summer. Officers were Garland Walker, President; Iva Seibert..Vice-President; and Dave McDaniel, Secretary-Treasurer. B-Choir (Row 1) Cathy Tetnck, Susie Offutt, Missy Morns, Morchetia Seese, hps, Julia Weaver, Fay Sotirokis, Mrs Likins. (Row 3) Stephan Bokey, Jenny Tresize, Ruth Ann Sharp, Nancy Meek. (Row 2). Monica Parrill, Fred Moebus. Kathy Davis, Dianne Himes, Susan Barnck, Linda Dorsey, Martha Phil- The officers of A-Choir are David McDaniels, Garland Walker and Iva Siebert. Organizations 103 Melodioso (Row 1): Missy Morris, Joyce Mmvord. Ivo Seibertf Marchetia Seese, LoDonno Koon, Eonn Hodges. Lynn Vespomt (Row 2). Paula Raeder, Debbie Blankenship, Lindy Lowther, Judy Rosendrans. Brenda Thomp- son, Pom Miller, Delores Kidd, Mrs Likins. (Row 3) Margaret Aiello, Pam Brannon, Bonnie Humberston, Susie Elbon, Cynthia Bowman, Patty Moffett, Cathy Long, Lynn Pethel Treasa Vespomt, Paula Raedar, David Price. Jim Varsak and Bryan Jones were chosen to represent Wl in the All State Chorus. Organizations 104 F. N. A. To bring together in high school, young people interested in careers in nursing and health, to share these inter- ests, to explore opportunities and requirements in these fields, to grow as individuals by working together and to learnaboutcommunitylifeinwhichtheywillsoonparticipateasinformedcitizens isthegoaloftheFutureNurs- es of America which is under the sponsorship of Mrs. Josephine Hutson. Members may be either boys or girls in any of the classes. Serving as officers this year were President, Terry Myers; Vice-President, Frances Lamb; Secretary, Carol Moe- bus; Treasurer. Elaine Kern and Chaplain, Patty Moffett. (Row I). Sally Christopher, Sherry Clayton, Monica Parrill, Brenda Thompson, Patty Moffett, Terry Myers, Fln|n� rn Carol Moebus, Francis lamb. Jackie Elyard, Becky Bedell. Cheryl Wycoff, Donna Kelly. (Row 2) Mrs. Hutson, Andrea Rmker, Nealy McElwain, Sharon Duke. Kathy Davis, Shelia Maditz, Sandra Ashcraft, Melanie Hought, Linda Gough, Linda Young, Connie Sigley, Lynn Vespomt, Virginia Wacowsky, Donna Dean. (Row 3) Odessa Freeman, Patricio Wood burn, Ann Glass. Diane Kmcely, Cynthia Bowman, Carol Bartlett, Marilyn Lynch, Paula Brannon, Cynthia Seigrist, Louetta Rider, Sherry Newell, Kathy Sheets, Barbara Wetzel. Organizations 105 I r Hm mmmmmam (Row 1); Jim Winters, Fred Moebus, Danny Knight, Stephan Bokey, Danny Marsh, Dick Glass, Mr. Glen Goodwin. (Row 2J. Mary t,. Potty Moffett. Joyce Minyord, Ann Glass, Diane Kntceley, Justma Hart, Marcia Frashure, Sherry Thompson, Becky Cobb, Lindy Lowther, Jim White. (Row 3). Jo Ann Hutson, Delia Vespomt, Jim Goodwin, Debby Coffindaffer, Robin Wagner, Terry Mayfield, Brenda Thompson, Bob Riggs, Marsha Norman, Lisa Tillman, Chuck McClung, Terry Harris, Mark Hardman, Phil Wyatt, Delons Kidd, Debby Blankenship, fftow 4): Karen Beverly, Pam Bramer, Betsie Jef- ferson, Debby Reynolds, Garland Walker, Joe Grilli, Patricia Woodburn, Paul Sheets, K. C. Yost, Brent Wanstreet, Bill Guice, Roger Davis, Gary Linger, Don Gardner, Annthony Fratto, Jim Minger, Ronnie Rolland, Susan Barrick, Sharon Fesler, Twila McNe- mar, Sam Freeze, Cynthia Helper. (Row 5). Crystal Moffett, Potty Weatz, Bonnie Ash, Becky Woofter, Brenda Gillespie, Ron Oliveno, Kathy Sutter. Marsha Wallace, Helen McCray. Jimmie Seese, Mark Leoseburg, Alan Moore, Blaine Wilson, Jimmy Holtz, John Hard man, Mike Smith, Sam Richards, John England, Steve Davis, Dave The Hilltopper Impressive in their navy blue and old gold uniforms, the Hilltopper Band represented Wl well this year. Participat- ing in such parades as the Forest Festival, Strawberry Festival. Memorial Day, Buckwheat Festival, Veterans Day, Christmas, United Fund and Washington Irving's Homecoming ade, the band proved their excellence by winning many honors. They also appeared in the Fairmont Band Spectacular and Clarksburg's Band-a-rama. They presented a concert for the public on March 24. Individual members of the band also brought home awards. Cynthia Helper and Debby Blankenship made the West Virginia All State Band. The Saxophone Quartet, consisting of Cynthia Helper, Twila McNemar, Phil Wyatt, and Jim White, were honor finalists in the Solo and Ensemble Festival held at Fairmont State College. Fifty-two members of the band participated in this festival. The band's activities this year were cli- maxed by a fabulous 7-day trip to the St. Petersburg Florida Festival of States in April. In preparation for this trip, the band members worked hard to earn the needed $1 5,000. Class chairman for this fund raising were Debby Coffindaf- fer, and Jack Pulice, Freshmen; Becky Cobb and Mike King, Sophomores,- Missy Morris and Mike Reese, Juniors,- and Cathy Esposito and Mike Smith, Seniors. While in Florida, the band presented a Field show and concert and marched in two parades. The Wl Stage Band, with soloist Becky Cobb, participated in the Northern West Virginia Stage Band Festival held at Notre Dame on March 7. Organizations 106 Mmger, Mike Weaver, Jeff Thompson, Steve Singer, James Wilkin- son, Ralph Thomas, Mike Reese, John Richards, Mike King, Bruce Hall (Row 6): Jerry Hufford, Craig Walker, Dave Ingram, Dove Froome, leland Wentz, Jamie Logue, Steve Davison, Mark Stealey, Dave Mayle, Jim Isroel, Jack Pulice, Jomes Merchant, Willard Wright, Lorry Gholston, John Cowgill, Dave Hippchen, Greg Criss, Lisa Cottrill, Debbie Stealey. Becky King, Anne Thrush, Cathy Esposi- to, Cathy Long, Debby laqumto, Pam Bokey, Linda Harker, Mary Fox, Missy Morris, Demce Cottrill. Marching Band The officers helped Mr. Glenn Goodwin, band director, by assisting with some decisions regarding bond policy. Officers were Jim Israel, President; Dick Glass, Vice- President, Becky King, Secretory; Cathy Long, and Gar- land Walker, Treasurer, and Phil Wyatt and Anthony Fratto, Monogers. Organizations 107 Liso Cottrill, Debbie Steoley, Becky King, Ann Thrush, Cothy Esposito, Cothy long, Debbie Iqumto, Pom Bokey Majorettes The representatives from Washington Irving fared well at the second annual Harrison County Majorette Festival held at Shinnston during Frontier Days. Kay Cottrill, Washington Irving's candidate for Queen of Queens, was first runner up. By performing a fast and flashy routine, the feature twirler, Danny Marsh also won first place. For the second year in a row Washington Irving s drum major was selected the best in the county. Dick Glass cap- tured first place by executing military commands. The maiorette line, also placed first in the competition. Their excit- ing routine done with fire batons on a darkened field especially pleased the spectators. Kathy Esposito Debate Team So therefore the negative team has lost this debate! Interest in debate and willingness to work are the qualifications for membership in the Debate Club. Miss Doro- thy Underwood is the sponsor and officers are Mary Anne Lasko, President; Vice President, Ronald Havern; Secre- tary, Rhonda Holyfield; and Treasurer, Linda Heckert. They held practice sessions with Notre Dame and Fairmont East, were host to the debate workshop given by Marshall University, attended Marshall University's Debate Tournament, and participated in the Regional Debate Tournament which was held at Fairmont. Organizations 111 Y-Teens (Row l):Pom Miller, Richodeen Hyre, LaDonna Koon, Marilyn Melind- bara Lasko, Rachel Cox, Terry D Annunzio. (Row 3): Gayle Altizer, Eonn zak, Melissa Spelsberg, Marchetia Seese, Mary Ann Lasko, Linda Bond. Hodges, Faye Sotirakis, Jean Duncan, Jan Conner, Lynn Vespomt, Deb- Penny Day, Sherry Clayton, Marilyn Hyde, Vicky Marks. (Row 2). Mrs. bie Workman, Debbie Brown, Margaret Martin. Terry Mayfield, Terry Karen Bowers, Debby Coffindaffer, Linda Young, Debbie Kerby, Luetta Harris, JoAnne Locana. Rider, Patty Moffett, Sharon Duke, Kathy Davis, Twila McNeemar, Bar- Dressing dolls, making Valentine cards for the teachers, making Easter place mats for the hospitals, collecting for the Heart Fund and the March of Dimes, and having a get-to-know-each-other party at the YWCA were the projects sponsored by the Y- Teens. They also presented a W.l. flag to the school for use in the auditorium. Members from Washington Irving who served as county officers are Vicky Marks, Secretary; Paula Holyfield, Chaplain; Rhonda Holyfield, Vice Presi- dent; Missy Spelsburg, Treasurer. Linda Bond is serv- ing as State Secretary. Officers for the Washington Irving chapter are President, Linda Bond; Vice-President, Rhonda Holy- field; Secretary, Marchetia Seese; Treasurer, Mary Anne Lasko; Chaplain, Patty Moffett; and Song Leader, Missy Spelsburg. Mrs. Karen Bowers is the sponsor. Organizations 112 This year's officers were Marchetia Seese, Melissa Spelsberg, Linda Bond, Rhonda Holyfield, Mary Ann Lasko, ond Patty Moffett. O amzation M (Row ]). Jim Israel, Tom Thompson, Bill Cather, Tom Thrush, Dave Ro- mano, Bob Gaston, Dick Gottlieb, Rick Berman, Jim Pendergost, Danny Richards, Dove Selvig, Mike Angotti, Bob Reynolds. (Row 2): Alan Moore. Eddie Albon, Bill Barnett, Ronald Havern, Debbie Rad- cliffe, Ignp Phillips Marilyn Malmdzak, Kerry Wise, Beth Allen, Bev McClung, Rosalind Olivito, Becky King, Brenda Barth, Shelley Shepler, Debbie Stealey, Richadeen Hyre. Bev Fisher, Marilyn Lynch. (Row 3) Mike Smith, Anthony Frotto, Mark Stanley, Jim Winters. Bob Tolley, Terry McNemar, John Kyle, Rodney Kidd, Doug Womsley, Dave Lan- non, Mike Hardman, Mike Weaver, Howard Skidmore, Dave McDan- iel, Mr. Frederick. Correspondence Club In his fifteenth year of sponsoring the Correspondence Club, Mr. Edwin J. Frederick has led them through anoth- er year of writing to people overseas. This year a survey was made of the members to send to Mr. Paul Haines, Devon, England. Membership is opened to any student who will correspond and who is sincere in writing to stu- dents from other nations. Serving as officers this year were President, Dick Gottlieb; Vice-President, Bob Gaston, and Treasurer, Steve King. (Row I): Rick Berman, Bob Gaston, Dick Gottlieb, Annette Studley, Pam Miller, LoDonna Koon, Suzanne Hanmfan, Steve King, Brad Hu- stead. (Row 2). Anna Wocowski, Becky Allen, Gayle Altizer, Penni Day, Eann Hodges, Marchetia Seese f n-r fi‘ nn Vihrrt Donna Clark, Jeon Duncan, Linda Dawson, Margaret Aiello, Melanie Heater. (Row 3): Elwm Robinson, Stuart Wilkinson, Mike Smith, Jeff Garrett, Stephan Bokey, Danny Marsh. Rusty Foust, Chuck McClung, Bob Lear, Mr Frederick. Organizations 114 (Row I)Mary Jeon Duncan, Jennifer Kendall, Brenda Gaston, Lisa McKinney, Morsha Norman. (Row 2) Gayle Altizer, Cynthia Seigrist, Cynthia Muntzmg, Karen Sanders, Sara Waters, Dove Miller. (Row 3) Sam Freeze, Mark Richards, Ron Gilmore, Eddid Riley, Barton Lear (Row I) Nancy Meek, Julia Weaver, Sherry Thompoon, Nancy Roe- der, Debbie Lynn, Linda Dorsey (Row 2). Cindy Randolph, Martha Phillips Cmdy Colburn, Scarlet McGlumphy, Jo Roe Wright, Monica Porrill. (Row 3J: Terry D Annunzio, Sheila Davis, Beth Golden, Brenda Dawson, Barbara Lasko, Jeff Nelson. Oroamzntion� ; 11S Be Square Taking the Be Square Pledge last spring at the induction banquet thirty girls committed themselves to doing services for the school and the community. Acting under the sponsorship of Mrs. Karen Bond and the leadership of President Carol Moebus, Be Square has accomplished many tasks. This club is a Senior honorary organization and is the oldest organization in the school. Their first activity was ushering at last year's graduation. Mums were sold for the Homecoming Dance in Octo- ber, and Thanksgiving baskets were made for under privileged families. Also a Christmas party was held for the Kappa Sigma Pi children. Among other projects, Valentines were made, sold, and delivered to the students. Be Square has held numerous bake sales and worked at the snack bar the month of January. They have collect- ed for various fund campaigns such as UNICEF. (Row 1) Mory Hardman, Anne McNeer, Martha White, Francis Lamb, zanne Hemsworth, Margaret Sw.ger, Cheryl T.bbs, Debbie Stealey Ivo S.ebert. Carol Moebus, Marva Daniels, Pam Bokey, Kay Cottr.ll, (Row 3). Susie Wright, l.so Cottr.ll, Terry Myers, Linda Bond, Potty c Debb.e Anderson. (Row 2) Mrs. Bond, V.ck.e Marks, L.bett Rogers, Brown, Cathy Esposito, Mel.sso Spelsberg, Rachel Cox. Donna Hutton, Susie Ridenour, Becky King, Cathy Long, Lee Jorvis, Su- Hi-Y Mr. Connor, Manuel Alvarez and Mike Angotti contribute to the Sal- vation Army Christmas Cheer Fund. This has been done for many years. Attending Youth-In-Government this year were Dave Selvig, Tom Thompson, Mike An- gotti, Howard Skidmore, Danny Pears, Man- uel Alvarez, Tom Cobb, and Gory Gardner. rgonizat� ons 118 (Row I) Danny Pears, Marshall Angotti, Tom Thompson, Mike Ervin, Doug Womsley, Rodney Kidd, Jim Israel (Row 3). Tommy Thrush, Bob Mike Angotti. Danny Richards, Dick Gottlieb. (Row 2): Anthony Fratto, Tolley. Bob Gaston, Bill Oliveto, Tom Hmzman, Howard Skidmore, Phil London, Lorry Toylor, Gary Cobb, Tom Cobb, Monuel Alvarez, Bob Lear, Jim Frenzel, Gory Gardner Officers Work for Successful Year This year Hi-Y, affiliated with the Young Men’s Christian Association, attained a new sponsor, Mr. Thomas Con- nor. He has helped the club maintain its purpose to create, maintain and extend throughout the home, school and community, high standards of Christian character. This is the third year that Wl's Hi-Y has sponsored an orphan through the Christian Children's Fund. His name is Dennis Garcia. Also the club will give a scholarship to a worthy member at the Senior Honors Assembly. This year's officers are Tom Thompson, Mike Angotti, Mike Ervin, Brad Moore, Jim Winters, Tom Cobb, and Bill Manley Organizations 11 9 (Row I). Pamela Bokey, Kathy Esposito, Martha White, Beverly McClung, Lee Jarvis, Patty Brown, Susie Ridenour, Rachel Cox, Linda Bond, Marva Daniels, Mary Hardman, Stephanie Miller, and Mary Meisner. (Row 2). Mrs. Irene Keeley, Annie Thrush, Kay Cottrill, Debby Logue, Anna Wil- liams, Debby Stealey, Kathy Long, Becky King, Andrea Rmker, Lisa Cot- trill, Vicky Marks, Francis Lamb, Sally Christopher, Sherry Clayton. Mar garet Swiger, Babbs Hyde. (Row 3). Slyvia Giese, Jo Ann Hutson, Missy Morris, Ann McNeer, Sue Stolnaker, Suzie Wright, Sue Maphis, Suzie Hemsworth, Melissa Spelsberg, Libbett Rogers. Donna Hutton, Glayds Williams, Loura Cather, Terry Myers. Tri-Hi-Y President Susie Ridenour and the sponsors, Mrs. Karen Bowers and Mrs. Irene Keeley, led the Tri-Hi-Y through a busy year. To start the year off right the club began selling newspapers for Mrs. Irene Keeley's P.O.D. classes. Each week these papers are passed out. Also the club sponsored the annual Sadie Hawkins' Dance. Beth Allen was elected Daisey Mae and Jim Pendergast was elected Li'l Abner. During the fall, Tri-Hi-Y sent ten delegates to the Hi-Y- — Tri-Hi-Y Fall State Conference at Jackson's Mill. The theme of this conference was Reach into the Darkness. The delegates attending this conference were Kay Cottrill, Rachel Cox, Cathy Esposito, Becky King, Francis Lamb, Beverly McClung, Anne McNeer, Susie Ridenour, Melissa Spelsberg and Susie Wright. Also seven delegates were sent to the Ninth Model Legislature of Y.M.C.A. Another name for this is Youth- In-Government. Here the girls learned the process in which bills are made and how our system of government works in West Virginia. Attending this conference were Kathy Esposito, Mary Hardman, Lee Jarvis, Becky King, Susie Ridenour, Melissa Spelsberg, and Susie Wright. Other projects of the club were collecting for the Heart Fund in Stealey and Hartland as a service project for the community, contributing to the Y.M.C.A. World Service, and attending a different church once a month as a body. The cluo has tried io encourage the ideals of Christian living in the home, church, school, and community. The pur- pose of Tri-Hi-Y is to involve members in developing leadership, brotherhood, equality, and service while increasing an awareness of oneself in the world. Beth Allen and Dave Price are happy at the Annual Sadie Hawkins Dance Beth was chosen Daisy Mae ME!!! Exclaims Jim Pendergast when he was picked as Li'l Abner at the Sadie Hawkins Dance. Representing Wl at Youth In Government this year is Susie Wright, Mary Hardman, Lee Jarvis, Kathy Esposito, Melissa Spelsberg, Becky King and Susie Ridenour. Organizations 121 Radio Club Officers Are libbet Rogers, David Selvig and Mary Fox. (Row 1): David Selvig. (Row 2): Libbet Rogers, Mary Fox. (Row 3): Missy Haynes, David Preston, Tommy Thompson, Miss Dorothy Under- wood. (Row 4) Stephanie Miller, Mary Ann Lasko, Daniel Richards, Donna Hutton. (Row 5). Fred Frotto. Brenda Barth, Leslie Rhuele, Rick Berman, Mike Brown. (Row 6). Bonnie Humberson, Bob Lear, Bob Reynolds, Brad Hustead Organizations 122 . . . And that's what's happening on the The familiar words, Today we ll give you the news and views from the school on the Hill, opens the Washington Irving Radio Club program every Sunday at 1:00. Senior members head the six groups of the Radio Club and con- structive criticism is offered to the members by Miss Dorothy Underwood, Radio Club Sponsor. Members are chosen according to quality of their voices. Last year's members elected Dave Selvig — President; Lib- bett Rogers — Vice-President; Mary Fox — Secretary-Treasurer. New organization formed this year [Row J): Tom Thompson, Gorlond Walker, Rodney Kidd, Larry Taylor, Doug Wamsley, Jim Pendergost, Mike Marsh, Dave Romano, Bill Cother, Dove McDaniels. (Row 2). Mr. James E. Bennett, Phil London, Brad Hu- stead, Howard Skidmore, Bill Manley, Tom Cobb, Brad Carmichael, Steve King, Danny Pears, Barton Lee, James Griffith, Bill Smith. (Row 3). Jeff Thompson, Dave Miller, Gary Cobb, Eddie Randolph, Bob Pratt, Tommy Hmzman, Bob Lear, Fred Fratto, Mark Harris, Mike King Key Club With the advice of Mr. James E. Bennett and the sponsorship of the Kawanis Club, Key Club has accomplished many services for the school and for the community. It was formed this year and Doug Wamsley was elected Presi- dent, with Jim Pendergost as Vice-President, Mike Marsh as Secretary and Larry Taylor as the Treasurer. To become a member of Key Club, a student must be at least a Sophomore at Wl and maintain a C average. Also the individual must be passed by the present members of the club and the faculty. Key Club started out the year by sponsoring the Homecoming Parade and Field Activities. They also built the Victo- ry Bonfire. Later on during the fall a Slave Day was held and the members of the club were bought by a student and have the member become their slave for the day. Of course, one should never go without Spook Insurance. Members of the club sold these insurance policies with assurance that if something of their property was damaged during the night of Halloween, a member of the Key Club would fix it up to its original state. In the spring a Hog Walla will be held. Also q member of the organization is cho- sen as Key Cluber of the Month. A member is chosen by his outstanding service for the club. Organizations 124 Officers are Larry Taylor, Bill Manley, Doug Wamsley, and Jim Pendergost. Student Council (Row 1): Nancy Meek, Marsh a Wallace, Missy Haynes, Sue Maphis, Mary McGivern, Mike King, Mary Hardman, Howard Skidmore, Cathy Long, Marchetia Seese, Marsha Frashure, Mary Ann Lasko, Beverly McClung (Row 2): Mrs. Barbara Morris, Susie Offutt, Gladys Williams, Julia Weav- er, Andrea Rmker, Melanie Heater, Kathy Tetnck, Sarah Waters, Nancy Tonkin, Pam Brannon, Jennifer Kendal, Bqnme Hukberston, Cynthia Muntzing, Susie Ridenour, Kay Cottrill, Beth Allen, Debbie Anderson, Carol Stealey, Miss Margaret Garlow. (Row 3): Don Fowler, Mike Mar- shall, Bruce Wells, Paul Raynard, Howard Meade, Sam Freese, Dave Mil ler, Ed Rmker, Al Meisner, Jeff Nelson, Doug Wamsley. Rodney Kidd, Gary Gardner, Dick Glass. Promoting better relations between student body and the fac- ulty and administration has been the goal of the Student Council which is under the sponsorship of Miss Garlow and Mrs. Morris. Presiding over the club as officers were Howard Skidmore, President; Mary Hardman, Vice-President; Cathy Long, Secretary, and Mike King, Treasurer Organizations 126 sponsors “Rent-A-Hillfopper As a service, the Student Council Gove a check to the John Cottrill Kidney Fund, the Muscular Dystro- phy, and the Humane Society. This year they attend- ed the State Student Council Convention, and the District Student Council Conference. Also for the second year the Student Council sponsored the Rent-A-Hilltopper.' Many students participated by working for various people in the Clarksburg area. As usual the project was a success. Journalism'70 If you all don’t get your sections in on time I'm really going to sock it to you! to make year great! Under the advice and with the help of Mrs. Janet Mar- tino, Journalism 70 has worked to bring you news of Wl. This year Anne McNeer and Becky King worked side by side as editor and co-editor of the yearbook. Mary Hard- man served as editor of the Hilltop. Feature editor of the Hilltop was Lee Jarvis. Busy! Busy! Busy! Busy! Ouch! My fingers are caughH!! Journalism isn't all fun!! What’s that!!! Go! Fingers! Go! Honors Honors 133 Left to Right: John Kyle, Susie Hemsworth, Donna Hutton, Jan Cantarelli, Tom Thrush, Mary Fox, Principal James Bennett, Carol Stealey, Mike Ervin, Martha White, Rick Berman, Libbett Rogers. Homecoming . . . the happening During half-time activities, Mary Fox was crowned our 1969-1970 Homecoming Queen by James E. Bennett Mary 7ok Homecoming Queen Left. Cheerleaders show off Mums and new uniforms during Home- coming activities. The loss to the Bridgeport Indians on October 3 did not dampen the spirits of the ebullient crowd for our 10th annual Homecoming. Half-time activities were led by Freshman princess, Becky McDaniels, with her escort Dave Thrush. Next was Terry Pinion, Sophomore prin- cess, escorted by Larry Taylor. Following her was |unior Princess, Susie Miller; her escort. Chuck McClung. Preceding the queen were the three senior attendants. First, Suzie Hemsworth with John Kyle as her escort. Libbett Rogers was second, escorted by Rick Berman. Following her was Martha White; her escort was Mike Ervin. Competing the procession was Mary Fox, our 1969 Homecoming Queen, escorted by Tom Thrush. , After being crowned by Principal James Ben- nett, Queen Mary was presented a locket in- scribed with her name, by Mrs. Elmer Mitchel, representing the Football Mothers. With the Trolls providing the music, the Homecoming Dance was held the next night, October 4 in the Ambassador room of the Up- towner Inn. Cibbett Rogers Senior Attendant Martha White Senior Attendant Suzanne Hems worth Senior Attendant Susie M iller junior Attendant MEMOIRQ . . . The fourth annual Memoirs Dance was held February 7, 1970, at the Masonic Tem- ple. Sixteen candidates were sponsored by the various clubs at Washington Irving and election was done on a penny-a-vote basis. Dick Gottlieb acted as master of ceremonies, crowning Pam Bokey as reigning queen. Pam was also presented with a bouquet of red roses. Her escort Mike Angotti. A time for us (Left to right): Dove Price. Martha White. Dave Romano. Libbett Rog- Pam, Dick Gottlieb, Beth Allen, Mike Ervin, Linda Bond, Don Groffius. ers, Tom Taylor, Carol Moebus, Bob Reynolds, Becky King, Monuel Al- Rochel Cox, Brian Jones, Mary Fox, Tom Thrush, Cathy Long, Danny varez. Mary Hardman, Jim Pendergast, Cathy Esposito, Andy Vac, Marsh, Susie Ridenour, Garland Walker, Barbara Wetzel, Jim Win- Kay Cottrill, Danny Richards, Donna Hutton, Mike Angotti, Queen ters. A Time For Us was the theme chosen by the decorating committee. Antiqued sundials encircled in ivy donned the tables. Flowing fountains added to the romantic atmosphere. Following the coronation, the traditional court dance was held in honor of Queen Pomelo and the court. The Trolls from Wheel- ing provided the musical background. Donna Hutton, first runner-up, and Beth Allen, second runner-up, were given charms. Donna s escort was Danny Richards and Beth was escorted by Mike Ervin. Terry Myers Valedictorian 3.96428 David Swartz Salutatorian 3.93750 Seniors Achieve High Goals TOP 25 SENIORS (Row 1): Patty Brown, Vicky Marks, Marilyn Hyde, Linda Bond, Margaret Swiger, Susie Ridenour, Lee Jarvis. (Row 2). Terry Myers, Brenda Thomp- son, Marva Daniels, Rachel Cox, Donna Hutton, Libbett Rogeis, Garland Walker, Bob Tolley. (Row 3). David McDaniel, Jim Israel, Tom Thompson, Mike Angotti, Eddie Alban, Dick Gloss, Rodney Kidd, Gary Gardner, Dave Swartz, (not pictured): Mary Hardman. Honors 140 Mr. and Miss Washington Irving (Left to right). Tom Thompso Bob Tolley Dick Gloss Dove Romano Eddie Alban Rodney Kidd n Boys' and Girls' Qtate The delegates to Mountaineer. Boys State and Rhododendron Girls’ State attended a model legislature at Jack- son s Mill last June. In doing this, they learned the fundamentals of city, county, and state government. Representa- tives are chosen by various civic organizations on the basis of initiative, leadership, scholarship, and personality. (Left to right): Solly Christopher Margaret Swiger Marva Daniels Potty Brown Lee Jarvis Lisa Cottrill Rachel Cox Anne McNeer Honors 142 Boys and Girls of the Month Rachel Cox Mary Hardman Howard Skidmore October James Israel November David Swartz December Thomas Thompsoi January David Romano Gary Gardner Manuel Alvarez Mike Angotti February March April May The Clarksburg Woman s Club each semester chooses a Girl of the Month, rotating the honor among the four city high schools. These girls are selected on the basis of their personal character and service to the school and the community. The Kiwams Club chooses a Boy of the Month each month from October to May. The boys are chosen on gentle- manly conduct, law observance, cleanliness, leadership, and politeness. They attend a luncheon at the Stonewall Jackson Hotel on the fourth Tuesday of the month for which they are chosen. Honors 143 Permanent Athena ✓ [Row 1): Patty Brown, Vickie Marks, Marilyn Hyde, Linda Bond, Marga- ret Swiger, Susie Ridenour, Lee Jarvis. (Row 2). Ronald Havern, Rodney Kidd, Terry Myers, Brenda Thompson, Marva Daniels, Rachel Cox, Lib- bett Rogers, Susie Hemsworth, David Swartz, Lisa Cottrill, Gary Gard- ner, Garland Walker, Bob Tolley (Row 3). Jim Israel, Tom Thompson, Doug Wamsley, Dick Glass, Mike Angotti, David McDaniels, Donna Hutton. (Not pictured): Mary Hardman. Athena was organized at Washington Irving to recognize students who have maintained a B or bet- ter average for one semester. The qualification for membership in Permanent Athena is to have a B av- erage for 5 semesters. The following students at- tained this honor during their junior year: Debbie Conrad dessa Freeman Linda Heckert Eann Hodges Jo Anne Hutson Mary Anne Lasko Sue Maphis Marvin Beth McGivern Mary Miesner Suzanne Offutt Donna Randolph Andrea Rinker Marchetia Seese Connie Sue Sigley Brad Carmichael David Hippchen Charles Keller Honors 144 National Honor Society (How I) Susie Ridenour, tee Jorvis, Marilyn Hyde, David Swortz, Eddie Alban, Rachel Cox, Bob Tolley, Lisa Cottrill. (Row 2) Dave Romano, Patty Brown, Ronald Havern, Terry Myers, Margaret Swiger, Brenda Thompson, Vickie Marks, Marva Daniels, Linda Bond, Tom Thompson, Libbett Rogers, Donna Hutton, Mrs Broughton. (Row 3): Jim Israel, Garland Wolker, Rod- ney Kidd, Dick Gloss, Mike Angotti, David McDaniels, Gary Gardner, Becky King, Cothy Long. Marilyn helps a problem student (?) The purpose of the National Honor Society is to encourage interest in scholarship, leadership, and service, and to recog- nize those students who excel in these fields. Membership is limited to fifteen percent of the Senior class — five percent chosen at the end of the Junior year and ten percent after the first semester of the Senior year. The club was organized in 1931 and has actively carried out many projects since then. This year the club again opened the book store and participated in a tutoring service. This ed- ucational service was extended this year to Kelly Miller, in accordance with the Central West Virginia Community Ac- tion Association. Officers: David Swartz, president; Rachel Cox, vice- presi- dent; Marilyn Hyde, secretary; Eddie Alban, treasurer. Honors 145 In Appreciation The 1970 Memoirs Staff wishes to recognize Miss Pearl Custer. We wish to express our hearty thanks and sincere appreciation to her. During the years she has been with us. Miss Custer has proven herself to be beyond compare. We can do little in return for her priceless gift of understanding and patience, ex- cept to say with deepest gratitude, Thank You.' Since this is Mrs. lone McGee s lost year to be in- cluded on the Washington Irving staff, we wish to thank her. First coming to Washington Irving in the fall 1956, she has taught English courses to various classes. Mrs. McGee has spent long hours grading themes and tests, and planning lessons. Through teaching and encouragement, students are well pre- pared academically for the future. For this, they are grateful. After this year, Mrs. McGee will retire from teaching. We wish to pay special tribute to this woman — this educator. Honors 146 Honors 147 Wl 8 69 Schedule Roosevelt Wilson 16 Wl 32 South Harrison 3 Wl 6 Grafton 0 Wl 34 Shinnston 6 Wl 8 Lewis County 6 Wl 8 Bridgeport 28 Wl 0 Buckhannon 22 Wl 0 Fairmont West 12 Wl 18 Notre Dame 14 Wl 20 Victory 36 . . . PRESENTING THE Row I Correll, Reynolds, Stanley. Cobb, Richards, Preston, DiAnnunzio, Angotti, Romano, Alvarez, McIntyre, Kidd, Brown, Angotti Row 2 Goff, London, Merryman, Lear, Myers. King, Allen, Wallace, Carmichael, Cobb, Stutler, Wine. Row 3. Cother, Pears, Lopez, Oliveto, Riley, Thrasher, McIntyre, Fratto, Selvig. Row 4. Coach Fittro, Coach Castellana, Coach Marra. Football 150 On fourth down Mike Angotti reluctantly punts the boll. 69 VARSITY SQUAD We mount to heaven mostly on the rums of our cherished schemes, finding our fail- ures were successes. — Amos B. Alcott Disappointment was experienced by our Hilltoppers in their opening game. Howev- er, refusing to become discouraged, they came back to win four straight games. During the remainder of the season our boys suffered four more disappointments and finished with a credit of five wins and five losses. The Hilltoppers were a wonderful team. The boys refused to quit. They were Wash- ington Irving's personal representatives of fair and hard play. Coach AI Castellana The Victory Eagles are grounded by the Hilltoppers Football 151 Mike Angotii Vince D'annunzio Co-Captain Co-Captain The Hilltoppers Were Since the first week in August, the mighty Hilltopper team has spent numerous hours practicing. Fotball 152 Manuel Alvarez Offensive Halfback Marshall Angotti Offensive Quarterback Charlie Correll Offensive Tackle a Wonderful Team'' Rodney Kidd Offensive Tackle Bob McIntyre Offensive Guard Bob Reynolds Offensive End Don Richards Offensive Tailback Emotions are drawn taut by the strain of a grueling game. As desire for victory intensifies, the atmosphere is heavy with the belligerent attitude of spectators and the unremitting efforts of the team. Mike Brown End Dave Romano Defensive Middleguard Tom Cobb Defensive Tackle Jeff Stanley Defensive Tackle Football 154 Dave Preston Defensive Tackle ft u 7 TOi . ibJdWwWfi •VV' tlV J | XV- - «- Wl s defensive line has a head on collision with Bridgeport. Bill Cather Manager Dave Selvig Manager Football 155 Wl versus Roosevelt Wilson August 29, 1969 The Hilltoppers opened the '69 football sea- son with a loss to the RW Prexies. Although Wl scored a few minutes into the first quarter, the Prexies made it across the goal in the next group of plays to tie the game. Th Hilltop team seemed plagued as fumbles and penalties went down against them. In the third quarter the tie was broken and the Hilltoppers fell 16-8. Our lone touchdown and extra point was scored by sen- ior Danny Richards, who bulled his way all but one of the 56 yards that netted the TD. Wallace recovers fumble ogainst Bridgeport. Don Richards drives for extra yadage Wl versus South Harrison September 6, 1969 After a week of hard work, the Hilltop team made up for their first loss by crushing the Hawks 32-3. The Hilltoppers managed to move the ball a total of 382 yards and kept the Hawk movement to a mere 70 yards. The first half saw both teams score. The Hawks scored a field goal in the first quar- ter and Wl crossed the goal twice in the second to make the half time score 14-3. The second half saw the Hilltoppers hit paydirt three more times, making that final 32-3! Scoring for the Hilltoppers were seniors, Marshall Angotti, Manuel Alvarez; |uniors, Tom Allen, and Tim Wallace; and sophomore, Phil London. Football 156 Wl versus Grafton September 12, 1969 The Hilltoppers won their first Big Ten game and proved to be a contender for the top title. The 6-0 win over the Bearcats made the over all record 2-1. The Hilltop team out performed the Bearcats in every aspect of the game. Even with several players sick, Washing- ton Irving dominated the field. After ten plays, our lone touch- down was scored by senior Mar- shall Angotti. At the annual Football Banquet, Fronk Loria, former All American, spoke on how to be good men Wl versus Shinnston September 19, 1969 The team put forth an effort against the Spartans and stomped them 34-6. The first half was really a madhouse with touchdowns scored by Marshall Angotti, Man- uel Alvarez, Mike Angotti, and Danny Richards. In the second half the subs got a chance to perform, and they also made a very good showing. The only score in the sec- ond half was when Phil London connected with Tim Wallace with a 17 yard pass and a PAT by Danny Richards. Mike Angotti was the star of the game with his pass interception and 60 yard touch- down run which helped him win the Player of the Week title. Defense closes in for Ihe kill on Victory ballcarrier. __________________________________________Football 157 Catch ya later! Wallace runs for another Wl touchdown. Wl versus Lewis County September 26, 1 969 The team rolled up a highly respectable 4-1 record with their hard fought 8-6 victory over Lewis County. The game proved to be a real thriller with only the extra point de- ciding the game. Wl hit pay- dirt first as Steve King inter- cepted a pass and ran 34 yards for the score. Marshall Angotti then connected a pass to receive Konk McIntyre for the PAT that put Wl ahead 8-0. Lewis Co. scored, but the Wl defense dug in and pre- vented the PAT. Final score . . . 8-6 Wl. % OK! Wl versus Buckhonnon October 10, 1969 Finishing No. 2 in the state, Buckhonnon proved to be the roughest opponent for the Hill- toppers. Wl fought hard as the Buc-Ups were up 8-0 at half time. In the second half several breaks went against the Hilltoppers making the difference in the game. A B-U punt return, a nul- lified Wl touchdown, and several penalties re- sulted in a 22-0 Buckhonnon win. Wl versus Bridgeport October 3, 1969 The first half of the game proved very promising for the Hilltoppers, but Wl suffered a heartbreaking loss to the Bridgeport Squawmen. The game saw Steve King recover a fumble and 5 ploys later Danny Richards went over for the score. Marshall Angotti bulled his way across for the PAT making the half time score 8-6 in our favor. The breaks went against Wl in the second half, as the final score was 28-8. Cheerleaders primp for big game Football 159 Wl versus Fairmont West October 1 7, 1969 The eighth game of the season saw Wl lose a hard fought defensive battle to Fair- mont West. Throughout the game the Hill- toppers relied on their rugged defensive to thwart off FW drives. The Wl offense sput- tered several times deep in Fairmont territo- ry, as it was plagued by fumbles, penalties, and interceptions. The highlighters for Wl were the determined Marshall Angotti, who raced 55 yards on a quarterback sneak, and Manuel Alvarez, who picked up a FW fumble caused by Vince D'Annunzio and rambled for 36 yards. The final score was 1 2-0 Fairmont. Angotti passes for first down against B port The Wl defense shows great pursuit. Football 160 Wolloce sweeps end for good gom against Victory. Wl versus Victory October 31, 1969 Washington Irving came out on the short end of a hard fought 36-20 game with Victory. Dave Romano and Mike Angotti were the standouts on defense, while Tom Allen provided some offensive spark. Mike Angotti picked up a punt blocked by Allen and rambled 27 yards for the score. Wallace and Rich- ards each scored a 1 yard touchdown, and Wl drove down to the 1 yard line as the game ended. The final score was a heartbreaking 36-20 loss. Wl versus Notre Dame October 24, 1969 Washington Irving's offense exploded in the sec- ond half to enable the Hilltoppers to defeat Notre Dame 18-14. In the first quarter Wl scored on an 11 yard run by Danny Richards. After falling behind 14 6 at the half, the Hilltoppers showed enthusiasm after half time pep talk by Coach Fittro. After the kickoff, Danny Richards scored from the 1 9, capping a 64 yard Hilltopper drive. A Notre Dame fumble caused by Tom Cobb was recovered by Jeff Stanley on the 24 yardline. Six plays later, quarterback Mar- shall Angotti plunged in from the 1 yard mark for the winning touchdown. The final score . . . 18-14, vic- tory for Wl! Wl defense crushes Bridgeport offender Football 161 The Hilltopper squad had the spirit to play well and the stamina to play hard. The team showed eagerness, worked conscientiously and gave their all to accomplish victory. Despite a lacking of previous Varsity and training experience, their hustle, determination and never-say-die spirit made them a definite threat to their experienced foes and rivals. With the tremendous amount of potential re- turning next year, the 70 Hilltoppers will cer- tainly be a top contender for the Big Ten number one spot. Basketball 162 The 1970 team lacked boys with playing ex- perience in that four out of five starters were un- derclassmen. These boys along with the support of the remaining squad members had a fine sea- son when one takes into consideration some of the fine opposition we faced. Coach Schneider Basketball 163 (Front row) Bob Pratt, Bill Manley, Bill Smith (captain). Dick Glass, Lorry Malcomb. (Second row). Coach Fittro. Mark Harris, Tom Allen, John Hen- derson, Ron Gilmore, Brod Carmichael, Coach Schnieder The Spirited mind is a fighting mind at its very best. Bright future for Hilltoppers '70 VARSITY SCHEDULE Wl 75 Lewis County 62 Wl 52 Notre Dome 53 Wl 61 Roosevelt Wilson 60 Wl 77 Shinnston 51 Wl 71 Lewis County 61 Wl 57 West Fairmont 64 Wl 69 Grafton 75 Wl 43 Elkins 55 Wl 59 Buckhannon 58 Wl 52 Bridgeport 69 Wl 94 Victory 91 Wl 57 West Fairmont 61 Wl 69 Shinnston 62 Wl 43 Elkins 58 Wl 65 Grafton 69 Wl 69 Buckhannon 57 Wl 58 Roosevelt Wilson 61 Wl 79 Victory 76 Wl 49 Notre Dome 51 Wl 53 Bridgeport 71 TOURNAMENT Wl 52 Bridgeport 62 December 9 Lewis County at Wl P U R 9 U I T PIRIT Bill Manley Senior Larry Malcomb Senior Lewis 7-24-15-16 62 Wl 20-17-18-19 75 Seniors Bill Manley and Derek Sharp pushed Wl to a comfortable 1 4-0 margin midway through the first canto and continued to raise the score. Both ended in double figures for the night. December 12 Notre Dame at Wl Dick Glass Senior Notre Dame 12-10-12-19 53 Wl 10-19- 9-14 52 With six seconds to go in the contest, the Irish pumped in the final bucket of the game which pulled them ahead by one. Junior Tom Allen was the game high scorer with 15 markers. December 16 Roosevelt Wilson at Wl RW 12-8-16-24 60 Wl 13-8-19-21 61 The Prexies fell for the first time in this contest. Stellar Sophomore Ron Gilmore was game high scorer with 22 points and also sank the deciding bucket with 18 remaining seconds. December 18 Shinnston at Wl Shinnston 15-14-13- 9 51 Wl 21-17-19-20 77 The Hilltopper victory was paced by Senior Bill Man- ley and Sophomore Ron Artis Gilmore as the two- some combined efforts for more than sixty percent of the Wl scoring. January 2 Wl at Lewis County Wl 6-18-29-18 71 Lewis 17-13-14-17 61 Behind at the half 30-24, the team came back in the third period with 29 points to Lewis' 14 to secure the win. Bob Pratt tallied 20 points for the night, fol- lowed by Bill Manley with 17. January 6 West Fairmont at Wl Fairmont 13-16-15-20 64 Wl 12-19-12-14 57 Junior Tom Allen kept the team competitive tallying a game high 18 points. The Hilltoppers were ahead at the half, but the Polar Bears rallied in the final minutes to edge past and win. January 9 Wl at Grafton Wl 24-15-22- 8 69 Grafton 13-21-17-24 75 Sophomore Ron Gilmore poured in 16 points in the first quarter to give the team a 24-13 advantage. He finished the night with scoring honors of 35 points. January 13 Wl at Elkins Wl 8-11-10-14 43 Elkins 19-18- 6-12 55 Elkins built up a big lead in the first half and tried to stall the ball unsuccessfully in the second half. Wl started back, but fell by twelve. January 16 Wl at Buchannon Wl 14-14-17-14 59 Buch 9-14-20-15 58 With 13 seconds remaining in the final period. Jun- ior Bob Pratt edged the team in from the charity strip to win the contest. Double digit men included Derek Sharp with 1 5, Larry Malcomb with 14, Pratt with 11 and Bill Manley with 10. January 20 Bridgeport at Wl B-Port 20-19-12-18 69 Wi 12-12-11-17 52 Bridgeport used a man-to-man full court press to keep the scoring down, but sophomore Dave Mal- comb managed 13 points, followed by Tom Allen with 11. January 23 Wl at Victory Wl 19-22-24-14 4-1 1 94 Victory 16-26-23-14 4- 8 91 The Hilltoppers pulled into the lead with 28 seconds remaining in the second overtime when junior Bob Pratt sank four foul shots to win the game. The load carriers were Bill Manley, Bob Pratt, Tom Allen, Brad Carmichael, and Ron Gilmore scoring a combined 88 points. January 30 Wl at West Fairmont Wl 1 1-14-12-20 57 Fairmont 12-14-18-17 61 Wl was in striking range the entire contest, but West edged by in the final period. Sophomore Ron Gil- more contributed 18 points to the cause and Tom Allen poured in 12. D R I V E February 3 Wl at Shinnston Wl 16-1813-22 69 Shinnston 19-15-11-17 62 Bill Manley's three point play in the final minutes of the game put Wl in front 64-61. Manley finished the night with 10 points. Tom Allen was game high with 27, and Ron Gilmore tallied 11. February 6 Elkins at Wl Elkins 11-16-15-16 58 Wl 7-13- 8-15 43 Elkins tight 2-3 zone defense held the scoring to 43, the same as the first Elkins game. This was Wl's low- est score of the season. Tom Allen was the only dou- ble digit man, scoring 1 5. February 10 Grafton at Wl Grafton 18-17-16-18 69 Wl 18-15-17-15 65 Once again the opponents edged by near the end of the game. Fighting to win for the Hilltoppers were Derek Sharp with 22 points, Brad Carmichael with 15, Ron Gilmore with 12 and Tom Allen with 10. February 13 Buchannon at Wl Buchannon 10-19-10-18 57 Wl 15-19-19-16 69 Bill Manley, determined to win, pumped in 21 points to take the scoring honors for the contest. Also oid- ing Wl were Ron Gilmore with 13, Derek Sharp with 11 and Tom Allen with 10. February 20 Victory at Wl Victory 19-17-18-18-4 76 Wl 17-20-16-19-7 79 In the final 1 5 seconds of regular play, Wl scored seven points to tie the game and moved ahead in overtime to win the match. Brad Carmichael was high man for Wl with 21 points, followed by Tom Allen with 17, Ron Gilmore with 14, and Bob Pratt with 1 2. February 24 Wl at Notre Dame Wl 12-10-12-15 49 Notre Dame 17-7-18-9 51 Notre Dame was held to nine points in the final peri- od, and the team came within a bucket of tying the contest. Ron Gilmore was the game high scorer with 21 points. February 27 Wl at Bridgeport Wl 12-19-13- 9 53 B-Port 22-15-18-16 71 In the final game of the regular season, the Hill- toppers came within two in the third quarter at 45- 43, but fell behind in the final period. Scoring in double figures for Wl were Ron Gilmore with 16 and Tom Allen with 14. Basketball 170 (First row). Howard Mead, David Miller, Mike Marsh, Frank Day, Les- ston, Eddie Riley, Earl Lawson, Mark Stealey, Mark Loudin, Mark Rich- ter Parks. (Second row) Michoel Wright (manager), Laurence Ghol- ords (manager); Coached by James Fittro (seated m front) J.V.'s successfully defend crown J.V. SCHEDULE Wl 47 Lewis County 38 Wl 57 Notre Dame 33 Wl 50 RW 45 Wl 52 Shinston 37 Wl 45 Lewis County 43 Wl 32 West Fairmont 36 Wl 41 Grafton 54 Wl 47 Bridgeport 65 Wl 45 West Fairmont 49 Wl 59 Shinnston 60 Wl 64 Grafton 53 Wl 60 Buchannon 46 Wl 29 RW 44 Wl 52 Notre Dame 67 TOURNAMENT Wl 62 RW 38 Wl 56 Bridgeport 29 Wl 63 Victory 47 Coached by James Fittro, the Junior Varsity swept by all foes and rivals to successfully defend their title of Tournament Champion. Coach Fittro s power of- fense enabled the Little Hilltoppers to capture the crown, exhibiting fine talent and drive. It was a very exciting and successful season for the J.V. squad. Basketball 172 Coached by Joseph Marra, the 1970 Freshman squad recorded a regular season slate of 6-6, but excelled in the tournament attaining the runner-up position. Coach Marra stresses fundamentals and a strong de- fense in preparing these young Hilltoppers for the future. FRESHMAN SCHEDULE Wl 61 Notre Dame 59 Wl 64 Lumberport 46 Wl 63 Bridgeport 62 Wl 45 West Fairmont 52 Wl 60 Buchannon 68 Wl 52 Gore 47 Wl 54 Lewis County 56 Wl 35 Notre Dame 41 Wl 42 Bridgeport 59 Wl 46 Lewis County 34 Wl 46 Gore 54 Wl 64 Buchannon 57 TOURNAMENT Wl 46 Northview 31 Wl 34 Notre Dame 33 Wl 41 Lumberport 24 Wl 36 Bridgeport 50 Freshmen finish as runners-up (First row): Tim Curtis, Gary Williams, Mark Day, John Hill, Jim King, M|ke Gum (manager), Tom Griffith, Edward Rinker, -Jim Merryman, Paul Rainer, Tom Randolph. (Second row) Don Summers (manager)] Don fowler, Ricky Radcliffe, Bill Saunders, Scott Wilson, Cooch Marro. Basketball 173 (First row): Donna Hutton (co-captain), Rachel Cox, Lee Jarvis (co- captam). (Second row): Gladys Williams, Mary Hardman (co-captain), Anna Williams, Linda Bond, Leslie Rhuele. (Third row): Debbie Iqumta, Karen Miesner, Ellen White. (Fourth row). Anne Thrush, Debbie Logue, Sylvia Giese. Another year of success for girl's sports team Selected as captains this year were: Lee Jarvis, volleyball; Mary Hardman, basketball; and Donna Hutton, track. The team retained the Harrison County Volleyball Championship for the second consecutive year by defeating Roosevelt Wilson, South Harrison, Lumberport, Bridgeport, Notre Dame, Shinnston, and Victory. During a successful basketball season, the girls played the regulation six player game as well as experimenting with the new five player game. Members of the team attended a clinic presented by the Fairmont State College Girls' Team, who demonstrated skills and techniques necessary for the five player games. The County Track Meet, under the supervision of the physical education majors from Fairmont State College, was held at Hite Field. Events included: 50, 75, 100 yard dash; 220-440 relay; standing and running broad jump and softball throw. Donna Hutton, representing the sports team, was chosen first runner-up in the Miss Memoirs'' contest. Sports Team 174 Donna Hutton Senior Co-Captain Marvo Daniel Senior Mary Hardman Senior Co-Captain i T I Linda Bond Senior Lee Jarvis Senior Co-Captain Rachel Cox Senior Gym Assistants (Top row): Lee Jorvis, Shoron Bailey (Second row). Bobs Hyde, Rachel Cox, Beverly Davis. (Bottom row) Debbie Logue. Patty Brown, Linda Bond, Susie Wright Cheerleaders promote school spirit! Ljunior Varsity Cheerleaders Elena Diamond (Head) Carol Stealey Jan Cantarelli. The cheerleaders have worked hard this year to promote school spirit! This summer the five Varsity Cheerleaders traveled tp Virginia Beach, Virginia where they participated in a 5 day NCA Camp with approximately 500 cheerlead- ers involved. The girls brought back the spirit stick ' for the most spirited squad. They were rated superior and excellent in daily competi- tion and received the award for the best skit. The Junior Varsity Cheerleaders also attend- ed camp at Morris Harvey College under ICF su- pervision where they learned the basic funda- mentals of cheerleading. The freshman squad has also worked to build spirit for their team and for the school. All the girls have helped to make the '70 year a great one. freshman Cheerleaders Debbie Reynolds (Head) Karen Walker Janice Cox Cheerleaders 176 Donna Hutton Senior Libbett Rogers (Head) Senior Zhe ’70 Varsity Cheerleaders (Top to bottom) Libbett Rogers (Head) Donna Hutton Sue Stalnaker, Sue Maphis, Stephanie Miller Advertising 178 Advertising Home of Bass Weejuns PETTREY’S SHOES Clarksburg Fairmont Grafton Morgantown CUSTOM CARPET, INC. 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Best Wishes to the Class of 70 HART BROS. MACHINE CO. 442-446 Broadway Clarksburg, W. Va. 1 Glasses Contact Lenses Prescription Sunglasses McFARLIN’S PHARMACY S 216 Milford Street Clarksburg, West Virginia Phone 624-4710 SANITARY LAUNDRY DRY CLEANERS FLINN OPTICIANS Corner of Pike and Monticello A '-r‘v 184 CHANNEL 5 DIAMOND’S HAT SHOP WDTV 329 W. Pike Street Clarksburg, West Virginia Phone 622-9130 Whitman Coin Supplies Best Wishes to the Class of '70 CBS Affiliate Weston SMITH BROTHERS, INC. PAPER Serving the Clarksburg area since 1930 442 North Fourth Street Clarksburg, «West Virginia 622-0661 Will he take the right road? On the threshold of his career. He can go in many directions. We think the right road is here in West Virginia. Our young people need new jobs and greater opportunities. This is one of the reasons Hope Natural Gas has a vigorous industrial development program to bring new enterprises into West Virginia. That young man is one of our state’s most valuable resources. We want him to stay here. W HOPE NATURAL GAS COMPANY A 0‘V.SlON Of CONSOLIDATE0 GAS SUPPLY CORPORATION Advertising 1 85 Best Wishes to the Class of '70 THE SATELLITE DRIVE-IN 720 W. Pike Street COUNTRY-WIDE RADIO WPDX-7 50 MASON MACHINE Best Wishes to the Class of '70 in Our Twentieth Year WALDO SERVICE STATION McCLUNG AND McCLUNG Automotive Accessories Services and Parking 201 North Fourth Street Clarksburg, West Virginia Phone 622-9292 Best Wishes to the Class of 1970 from RYDER’S GROCERY Advprtis inn 1 BA THE WAGON WHEEL MAUNZ MEN’S CLOTHIERS MELVIN’S KEY MARKET Choice Meats — Groceries — Produce Nutterfort, West Virginia MELVIN J. ROMANO, Owner W. O. KING CO. 'wi COMB jh i Ghoi RADY AND DEEM CO. 'ffimnA 142 E. Pike Street the mosf in DRY cleaning Shirts Laundered to Perfection CLARKSBURG'S ORIGINAL ONE HOUR CLEANERS TWO LOCATIONS 335 W. Pike St. 416 Buchannon Pike (Downtown) (Drive-In) Clarksburg, W. Vo. Nutter Fort, W. Vo. 624-5618 “A little finer — a little more careful Advertising 1 87 AL SHROATH OLDSMOBILE COMPANY Rt. 19, South Clarsburg, West Virginia BURLE THORPE CLEANERS Cash and Carry 1 1 8 Linden Avenue Compliments of the CURTAIN SHOP Beautiful things for the home. 426 West Main Street CLARKSBURG PAINT STORE 1 1 9 South Second St. Clarksburg West Virginia F. J. INGRAM INSURANCE SERVICE 405 Roosevelt Rd. Clarksburg 622-6422 Best Wishes to the Class of 1970 SYCAMORE MARKET 122 Sycamore (Locust Street) Clarksburg SAM’S MARKET HOUSE Rt. 19 Biggest Little Store Around SKYLINE DRIVE-IN The Aristocrat of Drive-Ins CRANE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Congratulations to the Class of '70 Advertising 188 Doing Our Own Thing — Is Helping You to Make the Scene 328 West Pike Street Clarksburg, W. Va. Advertising 1 89 ROBERT B. ISREAL Local Agent STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANY Auto — Life — and Fire 214 Court Street 624-6475 GROW ALONG WITH US ... IN GREATER CLARKSBURG Union National Bank ns s:dvantage °f yous f,NANc,Ai e™ ™ Advertising 1 90 Advertising 1 91 Congratulations to the Class of 1 970 SHEET GLASS FOURCO GLASS COMPANY General Offices Clarksburg, W. Va. Advertising 1 92 BLAND’S DRUG STORE Free Delivery Phone 624-5491 Complete Drug Store Service 217 West Pike Say it With Flowers DUDLEY’S 6 FLORISTS CHICAGO DAIRY BAKING COMPANY 111 South Fourth Street Telephone 624-5614 RADY AND DEEM CO. 142 E. Pike Street 624-5618 “A little finer — a little more careful” BOOSTERS Jim Varsak, sweet memories of '70 Pam, Jenny, Sharon, Miriam: Class of '70 A Friend Mrs. Pearl Ingram Two fans of Chuck Conners — Class of '71 Richard, Betty, Ricky and Richadeen Hyre Don G. and Linda B. Richadeen and Gary and the green love- bug Caving with Rena Henline and Mike Winans John White, Class of '72 Mark and Marilyn Dave and Ladonna Tim and Leslie Mike and Pam Dave Swartz Please, I'm no� tha kind of boyl JACK’S FRIENDLY, INC. 216 West Main St. Clarksburg, W. Va. 623-3788 Complete Home Furnishings CHAMBERLAINE FLOWERS, INC. INSURANCE C. F. L. CHAMBERLAINE EARL N. FLOWERS W. SCOTT WYSONG, JR. DeWITT H. WYATT YOUR B rnlept ui( nr n uram e U AGENT PROFESSIONAL INSURANCE SERVICE Since 1 930 128 South Second Street Telephone 623-3721 Davis-Weaver Funeral Home Directors John H. Davis Willis C. Antill Harry I. Kennedy 623-0341 Clarksburg, West Virginia National Funeral Directors Association Advertising 195 MICHAEL ADAMS COMPANY BOOSTERS Cleaners — Tailors Custom Clothes Tuxedo Rentals Marilyn, Ladonna and Pam Mr. and Mrs. Jack Keeley Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Ferris and son Louie, Cheryl, Debbie, Jackie, John and Mike Dave McDaniel Steve and Marcia or PeeWee and Shortstop The Phillips family Mr. Haymond R. Plaugher and family The Loar and White Co. Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Frenzel and family Jim Frenzel and Nancy Betler Catfish, Cooge, Chas, Gar, Goof, Mike, Tom, Pat, Mark Mr. and Mrs. Oral M. Herrod James C. Kester John Kyle and Suzie Hemsworth We Are Proud to Have Been the Official School Photographer for the '70 MEMOIRS ULYSSES BUFFINGTON, Photographer 'RCPSl-COlA ANO ARC RCGlSTCRCO TRAOfMARKS Of P DS CO. INC, Pepsi’s got a lot to give What we mean is this: living isn’t always easy, but it never has to be dull. There’s too much to see, to do, to enjoy. Put yourself behind a Pepsi-Cola and get started. You’ve got a lot to live. Advertising 197 BOOSTERS Mr. and Mrs. Vic Foust Byron R. Foust and Elaine Kern Dave Fazzini and Terrie Hedrick Sheri and Nile and the purple bike Mr. and Mrs. William Stalnaker The Varsity Cheerleaders Terry Tingler and Jean Bock Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Miller and family Mr. and Mrs. Ken Harris and family Stan and Momma Bear Allen Bud and Barbara Morris Dr. and Mrs. Francis Gilmore and family Mr. and Mrs. Bill Gaston Debbie and Jimmy Blair Mr. and Mrs. Bill Lear Mr. and Mrs. William Reynolds Mr. and Mrs. C. Glen Lawson Jim and Missy Mr. and Mrs. Robert Haynes Missy, Sue, Nancy, and Julie The M.V.D.'s Kathy Davis Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Wycoff Jim and Becky Mr. and Mrs. Wm. P. Cottrill Danny Marsh Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Cobb Debbie Squires and K. C. Yost F. ‘‘Sweed” Moebus and K. Bouncer” Walker Phil, Anthony, Garland and Ronnie Doolittle The W. I. Majorettes Nancy and Sam Freese To RCA’s Hair, Columbia's 1 776, and L. Z. Pearl Custer Ritchie Goodwin Denny and Tom Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Davis The James Frashure family Floyd Rhoades Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Lowther MAXWELL CLEANERS AND DYERS 100 East Main Street Clarksburg, West Virginia Caught Again! THE JOURNALISM CLASS Wishes to express their appreciation to the faculty and student body for their kind interest, cooperation, and understanding during the past year. Best Wishes to the Class of '70 from YOUNG AND STOUT Advertising 199 Compliments of GARDEN FRESH MARKETS Incorporated Groceries — Fresh Meats — Produce — Notions — Store Locations — No. 1, Rt. 50 East — Bridgeport Rood No. 2, Rt. 10 North — Edgewood Addition No. 3, Rt. 19 North of Weston No. 4, 548 West Pike Street — Clarksburg No. 5, Rt. 20 -r- Buckhannon, West Virginia No. 6, East Main Street — Mannington, West Virginia No. 7, Maple Avenue — Grafton, West Virginia No. 8, Rt. 50 East of Salem, West Virginia Telephone 623-2992 BOOSTERS Patty, Nancy, Dorothy, and Mary Mr. and Mrs. Bill Moore Mr. and Mrs. Paul Alban Mr. and Mrs. John L. Hardman and Sons Didy Hart Mr. and Mrs. Rene Zabeau Pattie Curtis Super Sophomores at N.D.H.S. Mrs. Bauld The Andy Vac Fan Club Rodney, Linda, and the Blue Beast Tom and Kathy Mr. and Mrs. James M. Jarvis Ruth Ann, Sheila, and Sam Castellana Fun and Frolic at Oral Lake Debbie and Bob; Fred and Karen Din, Mary, Tink, Mary, Laura, Suzie, Babs, The Nifty Nine: Cliff, Charlie, Bob, Allen, T Vinnie, Jeff, Dick, and Brad Here Comes the Bride! Compliments of GOODWIN REAL ESTATE AGENCY FRED E. GOODWIN, BROKER BOOSTERS Mr and Mrs. Leland W. Bond Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Barth and Family Miss Irene Scagnelli Dr. and Mrs. S. S. Hall Cowman Spanky and Catfish, in love. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Preston; Dave and Paula Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lincoln James, Carl — Rulers Carol, Sally — Slaves Mr. and Mrs. Guy Coyen Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Bukovitz Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lincoln Carl Tennant and Sally Lincoln Mr. and Mrs. J. Robert Hornor Brad and Stephanie Chris Wyatt, Re, Ricketts, and Van Sickle De Premiere Tink Formidable The Grape Nuts Kid — Rink Steve and Sandy; the Dent Makers Rose C. Ryan and Kelly Lee The Super Mink Company Tillie, Henry, Charlie, Nancy, Debbie, Lisa The Terrific Twosome — AAMcNMMcCW Wishes to thank all the stu- dents of Washington Irving for their help and contribu- tions to their fund for the trip to Florida to participate in the Festival of States. Congratulations to the Class of ‘70 From R. G. HONDA Compliments of SUTTER ROOFING AND METAL COMPANY, INC. Advertising 201 Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Barnett and Family Mr. and Mrs. Bud Walker Janet Robinson Julie Weaver Ellen and Boner Coca Cola Bottling Company The Village Idiot The Kelly Miller Gang; M.D., C.C., S.S. The Broughtons M.W.H. Flicker and Sparkle Farkle Danny Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Marsh P. M., J. M.; Flutes, Inc. Martha and Rick Kurt and Manny Mr. and Mrs. Aubria Minyard Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Long and Susan Mr. and Mrs. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Foster Yoho, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William Likins Mr. and Mrs. Donald Martino The Miller Boys Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Aspy Teri and Mike Mirachi, Howard, Monkey, and Ramrod Patrica, Marcia, Diane, RAC, Ann in Florida Tom Allen and Sylvia Giese Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McCauley Hoagy and Pat Carmichael The Charles Pratt Family Joellen Marie and Frank Jay Billy and Jo Rae, Julia, Cindy and Brenda Mr. and Mrs. C. Clifton McClung Mr. and Mrs. Javk Skinner Wayne and Brian Mark Wanstreet John and Suzanne Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bokey and Pam Guess What? Susie and Mike Mr. and Mrs. Hakell Pears Bill Ervin and Family Richard and Susan Hagan Franchise Dairy Store Dan and Donna The Cleavengers Joyce-Snake-George-Butch-Turk-Debi- Cockroach-Pollock,lnc. “The Big Flip A Time For Acknowledgement ALBAN, EDWARD — Chess Club 1,2,3, 4,- Track 1; Foot- ball Manager 2,- Basketball Statistician 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 4, Treas. 4; Permanent Athena,- Junior Ex- ecutive Committee; Boys State; Correspondence Club 3, 4; Science Club 2, 3, 4,- Top 25 Seniors; NHS Tutoring Service 4; Math Club 3; Elks Youth Leadership Winner. ALLEN, ANNE ELIZABETH - Pep Club 1; Y-Teens 1,- A- Choir 2; Student Council 3, 4; Correspondence Club 3, 4; Volunteens 3, 4, Sec y 4; Hall Monitor 4; Athena; Mem- oirs Candidate, 2nd Runner Up. ALLEN, REBECCA LYNN — Correspondence Club 1, 4; Y-Teens 1; Hall Monitor 4. ANGOTTI, MARSHALL ALLEN - Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Student Council Treas. 2; Hi-Y 3, 4; Athena,- Phi-Toppers 4; Letterman's Club 2, 3, 4; 40 Quarter Club 2, 3, 4; All Big Ten 3, 4; Offensive Back of Year 4; All-County Football Team; Honorable Mention; All State 4. ANGOTTI, MICHAEL ALLEN - Hi-Y 3, 4, Sec y 4; Per manent Athena; Correspondence Club 3, 4; HIC 4; Foot ball 1,2,3, 4, Co-Captain 4; Basketball 1,- Track 1,2,3 4; Phi-Toppers 3, 4; County Player of Week; Top 25 Sen iors; National Honor Society 4; 40 Quarter Club; All County Football Team 3, 4; Honorable Mention,- All State Football 3, 4. ALVAREZ, MANUEL - Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Wrestling 3; Track 1, 2, 3; Letterman's Club 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y 4; Athena; Correspondence Club 3; Phi-Toppers 4; Science Club 3, 4; 40 Quarters Club 4; NHS Tutoring Service 4,- Defensive Back of Year 4,- All County Football Team 4; Math Club 3; Youth in Government 4; Track High Point Man in Class 1, 2. ANDERSON, DEBORAH KAY — Homecoming Attendant 2; FNA 3, 4; Be Square 4; Home Ec. Ass t 4; Guidance Ass t. 4; Student Council 4; Junior Executive Committee. ANDERSON, JOSEPH D. - Basketball 4. ALTOVILLA, CLARA ANN - Pep Club 1,2; Y-Teens 1,2; Speech Club 3; Correspondence Club 2, 3; Class Favor- ite. ANDRE, MICHAEL - Pep Club 1, 2. ASPY, JOYCE ELAINE - Student Council 1, 2; Speech Club 2; Library Ass t 2; Circulation Manager of Hilltop 4; Athena. BARNETT, ROBERT W. - Science Club 3, 4; Chess Club 4; Correspondence Club 4; FTA 3, 4; Lab Ass t 3, 4. BARTH, BRENDA - Cadman Choral 1; Pep Club 1; Bridge Club 1, 2; Y-Teens 2,- Correspondence Club 3, 4; Volunteens 3, 4; Memoirs, Copy Editor 4; Hilltop Staff 4; Speech Club 4; Athena; Radio Club 4. BEDELL, REBECCA ANNE - Cadman Choral 1; Bridge Club 1; Pep Club 1; Volunteens 2, 3, 4,- Correspondence Club 2; Hall Monitor 2; FNA 3, 4; Athena 3; Candystri- per 4. BELL, DAVID B. - Basketball Manager 3, 4 BIAFORE, BERNADINE - Pep Club 1, 2; Y-Teens 1. BOKEY, PAMELA KAY — Pep Club 1; Bridge Club 2; Cor- respondence Club 1, 2; Codmon Choral 1 ■ Volunteens 2, 3, 4, Treas. 4; Y-Teens 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4; Be Square 4, Trees. 4; Athena; Majorette 4; Library Ass t 4; Miss Mem- oirs. BOND, LINDA - Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, VP 3, Pres. 4, State Sec y 4; Cadman Choral 1; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Chaplain 4; Be Square 4; FTA 3, 4; Permanent Athena; Gym Ass’t 4; Girls Sports Team 4; National Honor Society 4, Top 25 Seniors; Memoirs Princess. BRADY, RON LYNN - DE 4. BURDISS, CATHY DENISE — Correspondence Club 2. BEVERLY, SHERRY - FTA 2, 3,- Library Ass t 2, 3, 4. Pep Club 3, 4; FNA 3; Athena. BERMAN, RICHARD TODD — Mercersburg Academy 1, 2; Press Club 1,2; Radio Club 1,2; Newspaper 2; French Club 1, 2; Football 1; Basketball 2; Cross Country 2; Washington Irving 3, 4; Correspondence Club 3, 4; French Club 3; Debate Club 4; Phi-Toppers 4; Circulation Manager of Hilltop • Chess Club 4; Memoirs Staff; Athe- na. BURNSIDE, LYNWOOD DUANNE - Football 1; DE 4. BROWN, MICHAEL ANTHONY - Football 1, 2, 3, 4- Letterman's Club 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3; Radio Club 4, Phi- Toppers 3, 4, Vice-President 3, President 4: Wrestling 2, 3; Hi-Y 4. BROWNING, BRENDA CLIFTON - DE 4. BROWN, PATRICIA LYNN - FNA 1, 2, 3, 4- Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Sec y 4, Candystripers 3, 4; Be Square 4; Library Ass t 3, 4; Gym Ass t 4; Permanent Athena; National Honor Society; Top 25 Seniors; Girls State. BYRD, CHRISTOPHER SHELDON BOYLES, THOMAS - DE 4. CAPLINGER, ROGER LEE CATHER, WILLIAM GOFF — Football 1, 2, Manager 4; Hi-Y 4,- Phi-Toppers 3, 4; Correspondence Club 3, 4; Key Club 4. CHENOWETH, CHERYL JEAN - Athena; Bridge Club 1; Library Ass t 2, 3; Correspondence Club 3, 4- National Honor Society CHILDERS, JEFFERY CAMPBELL, MICHAEL GEORGE — Correspondence Club 1; JV Basketball; Hi-Y 3, 4. CHRISPTPHER, SALLY LEANN - FTA 3, 4, Vice President 4; FNA 4; Athena; Pep Club 2, 3; Girls' State; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4; Library Ass t 2, 3, 4,- Candystripers 4. COFFMAN, HENRY F. - DE 4. CLAYTON, SHERRY DARLENE - Cadman Choral 1; Y- Teens 1,2,3, 4, Treas. 3; FNA 2, 3, 4; FTA 3, 4, Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4; Candystripers 3, 4; Bridge Club 2; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4- Library Ass t 4; Athena. CONLEY, ALAN - Band 1,2,3, 4, Color Guard 3; DE 4. CLEAVENGER, CLIFFORD STANLEY - Football 1; Bas- ketball 1; Track 1. CONRAD, MIRIAM JUNE - Library Ass t 2, 3, 4. COOPER, BRENDA DIANNE - Gore Jr. High 1; Class Vice-President 1; Pep Club 1; Washington Irving 2, 3, 4,- Library Ass t 3; FTA 3, 4; Athena; Candystripers 3, 4. COBB, THOMAS — Hi-Y 3, 4, Sergeant of Arms 4; Senior Executive Committee; Football 2, 3, 4,- Track 1, 2, 3, 4- Wrestling 2; Phi-Toppers 3, 4- Youth in Government 4. CONSTABLE, FRED COSTA, VINCENT JOSEPH - Golf Team 2, 3, 4. Directory 205 COTTRILL, LISA PAGE - Bridge Club 1, 2; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3; Majorette 2, 3, 4, Head 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4; Correspond- ence Club 3; Be Square 4; Memoirs and Hilltop Advertis- ing Manager,- Girls' State; Permanent Athena; National Honor Society. COTTRILL, ROBERTA KAY — Freshman Class President; Pep Club 1; Homecoming Attendant 1; Student Council 1, 3, 4; Junior Class Vice President; Junior Executive Committee; Be Square 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4; Senior Class Vice President; Correspondence Club 3, 4; Queen of Queens, 1st runner up; Athena; Office Ass t 3; Guidance Ass t 4; Class Favorite. COWGILL, JOHN THOMAS — Athena; Band 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 3, 4. COX, RACHEL LENORA — Y-Teens 1, 4; Math Club 3; Science Club 3, 4; Gym Ass t 3, 4; Girls Sports Team 3, 4, Treas. 4; French Club 3; Tri-Hi-Y 4, Vice-President 4; Permanent Athena; National Honor Society 4, Vice- President 4; NHS Tutoring Service; Senior Executive Committee; Be Square 4; Girls State; Top 25 Seniors; Memoirs Princess; Class Favorite; National Achievement Finalist; Outstanding Teenager. DANIEL, MARVA JEAN - Pep Club 1; Science Club 2, 3, 4; Library Ass t 2, 3; Gym Ass t 3, A, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Be Square 3, 4, Vice-President 4; Athena; Sports Team 3, A, Girls' State; Candystnpers 3, A - Y-Teens 1; Class Sec y 4; National Honor Society A; Mock-State Government; Top 25 Seniors. D ANNUNZIO, VINCENT FRANCIS - Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4; Track 1,2, 3, 4; Wrestling 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y 4; HIC 3, 4, Vice-President 3, President 4; Phi-Toppers 3, 4; All Big Ten Team,- All County Football Team; Honora- ble Mention, All-State; Letterman's Club 3, 4; Pettrey Shoe Award 4. DAVIS, BEVERLY ANN - Y-Teens 1,2, Pep Club 1; Cad- man Choral 1; Correspondence Club 1, 2. DAWSON, KEVIN HOWARD - Correspondence Club 2. DENNISON, RHONDA DIANNE - Pep Club 1; Y-Teens 1, 2; Correspondence Club 3. ELBON, VERNA - Bridge Club 1; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Y-Teens 3; FNA 3, 4; A-Choir 3, A, All-County Chorus 4; Hall Monitor 3. ELLIOT, SHARON — Lumberport High School 1; Student Council 1; Class Sec y 1; Pep Club 1; Eaglettes 1; French Directory 206 Club I; Homecoming Princess 1; NHS 1; Choir 1; Wash- ington Irving 2, 3, 4,- Candystripers 3, 4; Athena. ERVIN, MICHAEL BRICESON - Hi-Y 3, 4, President 4; Junior Class President; Senior Class President; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Letterman's Club; Track 1; Student Council 1,2, 3, 4 Athena; Correspondence Club; Junior Executive Conference; Class Favorite; HIC 3, 4. ESPOSITO, KATHRYN GRACE - Pep Club 1; Y-Teens Canteen 1; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Maiorette 3, 4; Correspond- ence Club 3, 4; Speech Club 3; Y-Teens 3; Tri-Hi-Y 4, Be Square 4; Athena; Hilltop Staff; Memoirs Princess; Youth in Government 4. FELTON, ROBERT WESLEY FISHER, BEVERLY - Warwood High School 1,2; Chorus 1; Pep Club 2; Y-Teens 2; Wl 3, 4; Correspondence Club 4. FORGE, VICTORIA JEAN FORSYTHE, CHARLES STEPHEN - Football 1; Hall Mon- itor 4. FOX, MARY — Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4, Treas. 2, President 3; Radio Club 3, 4, Sec'y-Treas. 4; Homecoming Attendant 3; Maiorette 4; Senior Executive Committee; Class Favor- ite; Homecoming Queen 4. FRATTO, ANTHONY - Band 1,2, 3, 4; Pep Bond 2, 3, 4; Correspondence Club 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y 4; Band Manager 4. FREEMAN, ALLEN K. - Football 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2; Hi-Y 3, 4; Phi-Toppers 3, 4. FRENZEL, JAMES - Athena; Track 1; Student Council 3; Photographer 3, 4; Hi-Y 4; Hall Monitor 4. GARDNER, GARY WAYNE — Athena; Science Club 4; Hi-Y 4; Track 3; Student Council 4; Junior Executive Committee; National Honor Society 4; Top 25 Seniors; NHS Tutoring Service; National Merit Commended Stu- dent. GASTON, ROBERT STEPHEN — Athena; Correspond- ence Club 3, 4, Vice-President 4; Golf Team 2, 3, 4, Cap- tain 3, 4; Guidance Ass t 4; Hi-Y 3, 4. GEORGE, GARY LYNN - Track 2, 3; Hilltop and Mem- oirs Staff 4. GLASPELL, LELAND G. - DE 4. GLASS, RICHARD SAMUEL - Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Drum Mo|or 4; All-Festival Band 2, 3; Stage Band 1, 2, 3, 4,- Pep Band 1, 2; 1 st Place Drum Major; Class President 2; Student Council 2, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y 3, 4, Treas. 4; Athena; French Club 3; Boys State; Junior Executive Committee; A-Choir 1, 2; Top 25 Seniors; Thespians 4. GOODWIN, JAMES FREDRICK - Band 1, 2, 3, 4; A- Choir 1,2, 3, 4; Color Guard 4; Correspondence Club 3; Senior Executive Committee; All County Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; All-State Chorus 3; All-Festival Band 1, 3; All-Student Choir USA; Thespians 4. GOTTLIEB, RICHARD LEE - Basketball Manager 1; French Club 3; Hall Monitor 3; Hi-Y 4; Hilltop Sports Edi- tor; Correspondence Club 4, President 4; Athena; Class Favorite. GOUGH, LINDA MAXINE - Y-Teens 1; FNA 3, 4; Corre- spondence Club; Volunteens 3. GRAHAM, DAVID - DE 4. GRANT, KATHI ANN — Y-Teens 1, 2; Pep Club 1; Corre- spondence Club 3; Library Ass t 4. GREYNOLDS, DEBRA LYNNE - Office Ass t 3. GURLEY, PAUL - Track 4. Directory 207 HADDIX, JACKIE LEE - DE 4. HARDMAN, MARY WOODS - Girls Spoils Team 1, 2, 3, 4, Coptam 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, Chaplain 2; National Honor Society 3, 4; Be Square; Permanent Ath- ena; Candystripers 3, 4; Editor-in-Chief Hilltop; Student Council 4, Vice-President 4; Girls' State; Girl of the Month; Memoirs Princess; Class Favorite; Top 25 Seniors,- HIC, County Sec y; Youth in Government. HARDMAN, MICHAEL FRANCES - Science Club 1; Track 1, 2; Correspondence Club 2, 3, 4. HARMON, ROGER LEE — Football 1; Basketball 1; Track 1; DE 4. HARRIS, JOHN WAYNE - DE 4. HAVERN, JAMES RONALD - Debate Club 1, 4; Chess Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, President 4; Science Club 3, 4, President 3; Math Club 3, 4, President 3; FTA 3, 4; NHS Tutoring Service; Thespians 4; Lab Ass t 3, 4; Correspondence Club 4; National Honor Society. HEMSWORTH, SUZANNE - Student Council 1,2; Chess Club 2,- Junior Executive Committee; Senior Executive Committee; Volunteens 3; Be Square 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4; Athena; Senior Homecoming Attendant; Class Favorite HOLYFIELD, RHONDA CLEON - Library Ass t 4; Guid- ance Ass t 4,- Y-Teens 3, 4, Vice-President 4; Harrison County Y-Teens, Vice-President; Debate Club 4; Athena. HUTTON, DONNA LOUISE - Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4; Be Square 4; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Girls’ Sports Team 1,2, 3, 4; Cap- tain 4,- Permanent Athena; Pep Club 1,2,3, 4; Candystri- per; Radio Club 3, 4; Junior Executive Committee; Junior Class Sec y; Top 25 Seniors; National Honor Society; Memoirs Princess, 1st Runner Up; Gym Ass t 4. HYDE, MARILYN JANE — Wallace Junior High 1; Cheer- leader 1; Williamsport High 2; Washington Irving 3, 4,- Candystripers 3, 4; Permanent Athena; National Honor Society, Sec y 4,- Y-Teens 4; Top 25 Seniors. HYRE, RICHADEEN DAWN - Blair High; Science Club 1; Navy-Y-Teens 1, Vice-President 1; Washington Irving; French Club; Library Ass t; Y-Teens; Correspondence Club; Drama Club Athena. IMPERIAL, DIANE LYNN - Y-Teens 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 1. ISRAEL, JAMES WESLEY - Band 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4; Stage Band 4; Pep Band 1,2, 3, 4; Hi-Y 4; National Merit Semi-Finalist; Boy of the Month; Class Favorite; Corre- spondence Club 4; Permanent Athena; National Merit Fi- nalist; All-Festival Band 3; Top 25 Seniors; National Honor Society 4. JARVIS, LEE - Bridge Club 1; Y-Teens 1; Tr.-Hi-Y 3, 4, Treas. 4,- Youth in Government 3, 4; Girls' Sports Team 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4; Student Council 3, 4; National Honor Society 4,- Be Square 4; Feature Editor of Hilltop. JORDAN, ROBERT GRANT - Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Athena Marching Band 1,2,3, 4; Stage Band 1,2,3, 4; Concert 1, 2, 3, 4. KERN, ELAINE SUE - FNA 1,2,3, 4, Treas. 4; Pep Club 1, 2; Correspondence Club 3, 4; Bridge Club 1. KIDD, RODNEY DANIEL — Permanent Athena,- Hi-Y 4; Key Club 4; Boys' State; Football 3, 4; Student Council 4; Top 25 Seniors; National Honor Society,- Wrestling 2, 3; Correspondence Club 4,- Science Club 4; NHS Tutoring Service; Outstanding Teenager. KING, REBECCA LYNN - Pep Club 1, Treas. 1; Athena; Majorette 2, 3, 4,- Correspondence Club 3, 4,- Candystri- pers 3, 4; Junior Executive Committee; Youth in Govern- ment 3, 4,- Be Square 4; Ass t Editor of Memoirs; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4; National Honor Society 4; Memoirs Princess. Direclorv 208 KNIGHT, DANIEL EUGENE — Band 4; Color Guard 4. KYLE, JOHN THOMAS — Phi-Toppers 3, 4; Correspond- ence Club 3, 4. Square, Maiorette 2, 3, 4; Cadman Choral 1; Memoirs Staff 4; Correspondence Club 3; A-Choir 4; Memoirs Princess; National Honor Society; Band Treas. 4, Class Favorite. LAMB, FRANCES ELIZABETH - Pep Club 2, 3; Corre- spondence Club 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4,- Sec'y-Treas. of Tri-Hi-Y LUTZ, JERRY - Chess Club 1, 2; DE 4. LYNCH, MARILYN LOUISE - Volunteens 3, 4; Corre- spondence Club 3, 4; FNA 4; pep Club 4,- Athena; Lab Ass t 4. McCLAIN, DONNA JO - FNA l, 2; Speech Club 1,2,3; Y-Teens 3; Correspondence Club 3,- Sports Team 1, 2. McCLUNG, BEVERLY JO — Cadman Choral 1; Bridge Club 1; Pep Club 1, 2; Chess Club 2; Y-Teens 2; Corre- spondence Club 2, 3, 4,- Volunteens 2, 3, 4; FNA 3; Mem- oirs Staff; Class Favorite,- Office Ass t 4. McDANIEL, DAVID HENRY — Athena; Science Club 3, 4, President 4; Key Club 3, 4; Math Club 3; Chess Club; Cor- respondence Club; A-Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec'y-Treas. 4; County Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Top 25 Seniors; National Honor Society; NHS Tutoring Service,- Key Cluber of the Month; Senior Executive Committee. McGIVERN, PATRICK DAVID - Richwood High School 1; Basketball 1; Baseball 1; Math Club 1; Washington Irving 2, 3, 4; JV Basketball 2; Varsity Basketball 3; Student Council 3; French Club 3, Guidance Assistant 4,- Hall Monitor 4. mcintyre, Robert edward - Football 4. — Hi-Y District; Candystripers 3, 4; FNA 1, 2, 3, 4, Chap- lain 3; Vice-President 4, Be Square,- Hall Monitor 3; Of- fice Ass t 4. LANNAN, DAVID PAUL - Football 1,2, 3; Basketball 1; Track 1; Correspondence Club 3, 4. LEACHMAN, KURTIS BAILEY - Basketball 1, JV Basket- ball Manager 2; Hall Monitor 4. LEPLEY, BERNARD AULT LEWIS, LINDA DARLENE — Y-Teens 1; Library Ass t 4. LONG, CATHRYN SUE - Pep Club 1; Bridge Club 1; Athena; Student Council 3, 4, Sec y 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4; Be McNEER, ANNE ALEXANDER - Y-Teens 1, 2; Pep Club 1, 2,- Volunteens 2, 3, 4; Correspondence Club 2, 3, Vice-President 2; Junior Executive Committee,- Senior Ex- ecutive Committee; Be Square 3, 4,- Editor-in-Chief, Memoirs,- Girls' State,- Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4,- Athena. McNEMAR, TERRY - Football 1; Basketball 2; Track 1,2, 3; Phi-Toppers 3; Correspondence Club 4. MALINDZAK, MARILYN KAY - Pep Club 1,2, 3; Y-Teens 2, 3, 4; Correspondence Club 1, 4; Memoirs and Hilltop Typist 4. MANLEY, WILLIAM GROVER III - Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Key Club 3, 4,- Junior Executive Committee; Senior Executive Committee. MYERS, TERRY LEIGH - FNA 1,2, 3, 4, Vice-President 2, President 3, 4; Cadman Choral 1; Library Assistant 2; Guidance Assistant 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4; National Honor Soci- ety; Be Square; Athena; Valedictorian; Top 25 Seniors; Class Favorite. NEWELL, SHERI — FNA 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec y 3; Correspond- ence Club 2, 3; Volunteens 3; Guidance Assistant 4; Y- Teens 1, 2. NORRIS, MARY ANN — Pep Club 1, 2; Library Assistant 2; Cadman Choral 1; Athena. NUTT, STEPHEN CARTER - Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4. OLIVITO, ROSALIND MARIE - Pep Club 1, 2; Corre- spondence Club 2, 3, 4; Volunteens 2, 3, 4, President 4; Memoirs and Hilltop Typist; Hall Monitor 4. MARKS, VICKI LYNN - Pep Club 1,2, 3; FNA 2, 3; Vice- President 3; Y-Teens 2, 3, 4; Sec y 4, County Sec y 4,- Bridge Club 2; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4; Candystriper 3, 4; Be Square; National Honor Society; Guidance Assistant 3, 4; Permanent Athena. MATHENY, DIANE LYNN - DE 4; Athena MENENDEZ, ROBERT HENRY — Football Manager 3. MERRYMAN, STEVE ELWOOD — Football Manager 2; Correspondence Club 4. PENDERGAST, JAMES ROBERT - Athena,- Football 1; Basketball 2; Correspondence 3, 4,- National Math Test, 2nd Place in school; Phi-Toppers 3, 4; Hi-Y 4; Key Club 4; Vice-President 4; Science Club 3; Math Club 3. PERDUE, KENNY — Correspondence Club 4; Track 1; Chess Club 4. PETHEL, ELIZABETH LYNN - Y-Teens 1,2; A-Cho.r 3, 4: Thespians 4. PHILLIPS, ELEANOR JANE - Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Corre- spondence Club 3, 4; Y-Teens 2. MICK, ROY MIRARCHI, TIMOTHY ROY — Football Manager V; Bas- ketball Manager 1; Track Manager 1; Phi-Toppers 3. PRESTON, DAVID ALBERT - Football 3, 4, Basketball 2; Radio Club 4; Phi-Toppers 3, 4; Sec y-Treas. 4; Hall Mon- itor. MOEBUS, CAROL LOUISE - Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Corre- spondence Club 3, 4; FNA 3, 4, Sec y 4; Volunteens 3, 4; Library Assistant 2, 3, 4,- Hall Monitor 3, 4; Be Square, President 4; Senior Executive Committee; Memoirs Prin- cess. MOON, SHARON McCLAIN — Hall Monitor 3. MOORE, ALAN RAY — Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Con- cert Band 1,2, 3, 4; Chess Club 4; Correspondence Club 4. MULLENA, MARY BLANCHE - B-Choir 3. MURPHY, RUSSELL - DE 4. Directory 210 PRICE, DAVID MAXWELL — John I. Leonard Jr.-Sr. High School 1, 2; Choir 1; All-County Tympani Band Choir 2; Washington Irving 3, 4; Choral Clinic A-Choir 3; Choral Clinic A-Choir 4; All State Chorus 4; Band 3; Phi-Toppers 3; Class Favorite. RADCLIFFE, DEBRA LYNN - Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4, FNA 2, 3; Library Ass t 3; Speech Club 3; Volunteens 4. REYNOLDS, ROBERT LLOYD - Football 1,2, 3, 4; Track 1; Basketball 1, 2; Radio Club 2, 3, 4; Math Club 1, 3,- Correspondence Club 3, 4; Phi-Toppers 3, 4; Science Club 4; HIC 4. RICHARDS, DANIEL WINFIELD - Football 1, 2, 3, 4,- Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 2; Phi-Toppers 3, 4, Sergeant at Arms 4; Hi-Y 4; Correspondence Club 3, 4; HIC 4; Class Favorite. RIDENOUR, SUSAN CLAIR - Cadman Choral 1; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, President 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4; Be Square 4; Athena; Permanent Athena; Science Club 3, 4; Math Club 3; Top 25 Seniors; Class Favorite; NHS Tutoring Service; Memoirs Princess. ROBINSON, ELWIN EVERETTE - Chess Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Correspondence Club 4. RODEHEAVER, RANDY M. - Football 1; Track 1. ROGERS, ELIZABETH ANNE - Y-Teens 1; Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4; Bridge Club 1; Student Council 2; Radio Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, Head 4; Tri- Hi-Y 3, 4; Candystriper 3; HIC 3, 4, Sec y 3; Junior Exec- utive Committee; Senior Executive Committee; Memoirs Princess; Homecoming Attendant 4; Be Square 3, 4; memoirs Staff 4; Class Favorite; Miss Washington Irving; Athena; National Honor Society 4; Top 25 Seniors,- Per- manent Athena; Hall Moniter 4. ROMANO, DAVID JOHN - Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 2, 3; Athena; Phi-Toppers 3, 4; Key Club 3, 4,- Math Club 4; Boys' State; Attorney General of Boys' State; Honorable Mention All Big Ten 3; Honorable Mention All State 3,- Most Outstanding Defensive Line- man 3, 4; All Big Ten Team 4; All-County Co-Captain 4; Honorable Mention All-State 4; National Honor Society 4; Outstanding Teenager of Year; Boy of Month; Science Club; Correspondence Club. ROLLAND, SALLIE LOU - Y-Teens 1,- DE 4. SAVINA, JANET LEE - DE 4. SAYRE, NANCY JEAN — Athena; Lab Ass t 4. SCHMIDT, LINDA CAROL — Home Economices Ass t 4. SEIBERT, IVA LORENE — Milton High School 1,2; Honor Society 1; Glee Club 1; Latin Club 2; Varsity Cheerleader 2; Washington Irving 3, 4; Pep Club 3, 4, President 4; A- Choir 3, 4, Vice-President 4; County Chorus 3, 4; Be Square 4, Sec y 4. SELVIG, DAVID WALTER — Sycamore High School 1; Washington Irving 2, 3, 4; french Club 1,2, 3; Wrestling 3; Cross Country 1; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y 4, Football Manager 4; Radio Club 3, 4, President 4; Math Club 3; Phi-Toppers 3, 4; Athena; Correspondence Club 3, 4. SHELBEAR, JOE G. SHEPLER, SHELLEY MARIE - YWCA Canteen 1, 2; Cor- respondence Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Volunteens 4; Pep Club 4; Athena. SKIDMORE, HOWARD LEE — Correspondence Club 2, 3; Speech Club 3, 4; Thespian Club 3, 4; Historian 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4, President 4; Key Club 4, Hi-Y 4; Science Club 3, Senior Executive Committee; Voice of Democracy 3; Youth in Government 4; HIC 4; Athena,- Class Favorite; Mr. Washington Irving,- Boy of the Month SMITH, DANA REA - VICA 3, 4; DE 4. SMITH, HOWARD LANNE SMITH, JEFFREY KENT - Band 1, 2, 3, 4,- DE 4. SMITH, MICHAEL LEE - Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4; All-Festival Band 1, 2, 3, 4; All State Touring Band 2, 3,- Correspondence Club 3, 4; Chess Club 4. SMITH, WILLIAM F. - Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4; Track 3, 4,- Key Club 3, 4; Hall Monitor 4. SPELSBERG, MELISSA JANE - Chess Club 1, 2; Bridge Club 2; pep Club 2; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4; Youth in Government 3, 4; Athena; Be Square 4,- Y-Teens 3, 4, Song Leader 4, Harrison County Treas. 4,- Volunteens 2, 3, 4; Memoirs Staff; Senior Executive Committee,- Correspondence Club 2, 3, 4, President 3. SQUIRES, KEITH STANLEY, JEFFREY WADE - Football 1,2, 3, 4, Honora- ble Mention, All-County; 40 Quarter Club 3, 4; Phi- Toppers 4; Track 1. Di cto 211 STANLEY, MARK EVERETT - Track 1, 2; Wrestling 2; Correspondence Club 3,4; Chess Club 3, 4; Senior Exec- utive Committee; Athena,• NHS Tutoring Service. STEALEY, DEBORAH JEAN - Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4,- Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Majorette 3, 4; Pep Club 1; Correspondence Club 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Be Square 4; Athe- na. STEWART, SHELIA — Y-Teens 1; Hall Monitor 4; Volun- teens 4. STOUT, SCOTT - Basketball 1; DE 4. SUTTON, SHARON LOUISE SWARTZ, DAVID — Athena; Math Club 2, 3; Football Manager and Trainer 2; Head Football Manager 3; Bas- ketball Statistician 2, 3; National Honor Society Presi- dent; Science Club 4; Delegate Union Carbide Science Seminar; Rensselaer Math and Science Award 3; Class Favorite; Top 25 Seniors; Boy of the Month; NHS Tutor- ing Service. f SWIGER, JEANETTE LEE - Athena. SWIGER, MARGARET RUTH - Y-Teens 1; Bridge Club 1; Volunteens 2, 3, 4; Tri-Hi-V 3, 4; Math Club 3; Permanent Athena; Top 25 Seniors; National Honor Society; NHS Tutoring Service; Girls' State,- Library Ass t 3, 4; Be Square 4. TAYLOR, THOMAS LEE — Chess Club 2, 4; Correspond- ence Club 3. THOMPSON, BRENDA JOYCE - Band 1, 2, 3, 4; A- Choir 2, 3, 4,- All-State Chorus 3; Melodioso 3, 4; Perma- nent Athena; National Honor Society 3, 4,- Candystripers 3, 4; FNA 1, 2, 3, 4, Treas. 3; Correspondence Club 3; Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow,- Pep Band 4; Top 25 Seniors. THOMPSON, MARSHA — Correspondence Club 3; Y- Teens 1; Junior Executive Committee; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4; Pep Club 1. THOMPSON, THOMAS GREGORY - Football 1; Basket- ball 1, 2; Track 1, 2, 3, 4,- A-Choir 1, 2; Hi-Y 3, 4, Vice- President 4; Tri-Hi-Y-Hi-Y District President 4; Key Club 3, 4; Correspondence Club 3, 4; Boys State; Junior Execu- tive Committee 3; Class Treasurer 3,- Class Treasurer 4; Semi-Finalist William Randolph Hearst Scholarship 4,- Permanent Athena; Radio Club 3, 4; Top 25 Seniors; Na- tional Honor Society; Youth in Government; Class Favor- ite THRUSH, THOMAS EARL — Athena; Student Council 3; Science Club 3; Phi-Toppers 3, 4; Correspondence Club 3, 4,- Hi-Y 3, 4, Sec y of Phi-Toppers 4. TIBBS, CHERYL LAVERNE — Library Ass t 2, 3, 4,- Office Ass t 3, 4,- Y-Teens 3; Be Square 4. TOLLEY, ROBERT ALAN - Science Club 2, 3, 4; Corre- spondence Club 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y 3, 4,- Athena; National Honor Society 3, 4; Hall Monitor 3; Boys' State,- Bridge Club 3; Top 25 Seniors; NHS Tutoring Service; Math Club 3. TUCKER, JAMES JEFFREY - Golf Team 3. VAC, WILLIAM ANDREW - Phi-Toppers 3, 4; HIC 4. Directory 212 VARSAK, JAMES FRANKLIN — A-Choir 3, 4; Correspond- ence Club 3; All-State Choir. VESPOINT, TERESA - Y-Teens 1, 2; A-Choir 2, 3, 4; County Chorus 2, 3, 4; Soloist 3; All-State 4; Melodioso 3, 4; Thespians 4. WACOWSKI, ANNA KAYE - FTA 2, 3, 4, Trees. 3, Presi- dent 4; FNA 3, 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Library Ass t 2, 4; Corre- spondence Club 4; Athena. WALKER, MORRIS GARLAND - Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Treas. 4; Festival Band 2, 3; All-State Touring Band 2; A-Choir 1,2, 3, 4, President 4; County Chorus 1,2, 3, A, All-State Chorus 3; Hi-Y 2, 3; Key Club 4; Permanent Athena; Na- tional Honor Society,- Junior Executive Committee; Stage Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Director 4; Top 25 Seniors. WALKER, HERBERT LAWRENCE - Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 1, 2, 3; DE 4. WAMSLEY, DOUGLAS MICHAEL - A-Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; County Chorus 1, 2, 4; All-State Choir 3; Football 1; Track 1; Permanent Athena; Hi-Y 3, 4,- Student Council 4; Key Club 4, President 4; Correspondence Club 3, 4; Science Club 3, A- Math Club 3; NHS Tutoring Service; Key Club State Delegate; Hall Monitor. WEEKLEY, SUELLEN. WEIR, RALPHILEANE - A-Choir 1,2, 4; Locker Ass t 3, A- Y-Teens 1; County Chorus 1, 2, 4,- Pep Club 2. WELCH, JOELLEN — Pep Club 1, 2; Correspondence Club 2; Athena; Volunteens 4. WETZEL, BARBARA JEANNE - Cheerleader 1; Pep Club 1; Y-Teens 1,2; Volunteens 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4,- FNA 3, 4; Hall Monitor 2, 4; Correspondence Club 2; Be Square 4; Athena; National Honor Society; Memoirs Princess. WHEELER, RICHARD — Basketball Manager A, DE 4 WHITE, MARTHA McCLURE - Y-Teens 1,2; Locker Ass t 1, 2, 3; Volunteens 2, 3, A- Correspondence Club 2, 3, Treas. 2; Student Council 2, 3; Be Square 3, 4; Senior Ex- ecutive Committee; Athena Tri-Hi-Y 3, A- Memotrs Staff; Business Manager of Hilltop and Memoirs,- Hall Monitor 4, - Office Ass t 4; Memoirs Princess; Homecoming Attend- ant 4. WILSON. KATHRYN JO - FNA 3,- Pep Club 1, 2, 3, A- Correspondence Club 2, 3, A- Y-Teens 1. WINTERS, JAMES DAVID — Correspondence Club 2, 3, 4; Basketball Manager 2; Hi-Y 2, 3, A- French Club 3,- Color Guard 3, 4, Head 4. WISE, KERRY ALYCIA — Pep Club 1; Correspondence Club 4; Volunteens 4; Y-Teens 1. WRIGHT, PATRICIA SUSAN - Bridge Club 1, 2,- Pep Club 1,2; Cadman Choral 1; Volunteens 2, 3, A, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4,- Be Square 4; Gym Ass t 4; Junior Executive Commit- tee,- Athena; Youth in Government 4; Guidance Ass t 3, 4. WYATT, PHILIP McDONALD - Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Band 1, 2, 3, A- Stage Band 1, 2, 3, A; Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Band Officer 4,- A-Choir 1, 2. ZANNINO, ANTHONY - DE 4. Directory 213 It seems such a short time ago that we started up those worn and crooked steps. As we climbed, gradually and with great trouble, our feet faltered many times, making it even more difficult to move on. But we couldn't relinquish the struggle; we had to keep going no matter how many obstacles or hardships we encountered. As we trudged that lonely staircase, we passed a hundred dances and a thousand football games. Near the top we watched, with some apprehension, as our last Home- coming, Pep Meeting and Prom drifted by. On our way up, we saw many short loves rise and fall, rise and fall. There were so many good things about that staircase, but because of the sad things that accompanied we shed a million secret tears. Moving slowly upward, we could not wait to reach the top, and we were finally on our last step. The dilapidated stair- case, once claiming to be our enemy, stood silent and content in its de- feat. Walking away from that part of our lives, we knew there would never be a staircase so great or so terrifying as the first. We would never tackle such strong emotions as we had on the previous steps. And never, ever again, in our whole lives, would we want to go back to a staircase as badly as we wanted to go back to this one. There is a time . . . TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY The World's Best Yearbooks Are Taylor-made