Wellston High School - X Ray Yearbook (Wellston, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1971 volume:

X - %uf w I WtUdoti tfujh School MeJUioti, Ohio Paula Fuller Anita Rider Feature Editor: Bonny Arthur Jo wood The laughter and all-encompassing sounds of hundreds of students filling the auditorium reflect the spirit ol youth. The athlete competing with his breath all but gone and every muscle tense and aching. The enlightening feeling of success for a seemingly impossible goal and reaching it. All these things are one and this is the happiness of belonging and being a part of Wellston High School. f 7 X-Houj T)dmtd to Swmtif This year the X-Ray Staff would like to dedicate the yearbook to Mrs. Elizabeth Swaney for her dedication and service to the teaching profession. Mrs. Swaney's previous teaching experience was at Coalton, but for the past seven years she has taught at Wellston High School. Though Mrs. Swaney has retired, she will live on in the memory of the countless number of students she has influenced. It is with much appreciation that we dedicate this year’s X-Ray to Elizabeth Swaney. 3 n Mmoum In memory of Judy Malone, our classmate. Judy was a cheerful and friendly person, whose warmth was felt by all those with whom she came in contact. She completed grades one through seven and it was during the middle of her eighth year of schooling that she became ill and passed away. The sorrow of Judy’s death was felt by all her classmates. We, the Class of 1971, dedicate this page of our X-Ray to her memory. AdrmtitAatioti 'Bocwd ofj Education Vaughn Huffman Dan Lockard Charles Ray President Ralph Scott Jack Milliken Vice-President Clerk Betty Saltsman E. E. Till is Superintendent Lois Hough Secretary to Mr. Tillis 8 James O'Dell Principal Sadie Ford Secretary to Mr. O'Dell Robert Brennan Assistant Principal 9 'jmJbj m John Adkins Mitchell Baker Tom Baker John Conger Clara Conley Ida Mae Crabtree William Dunn Mark Foley Eleanor Essman Max Hendershott Susan Hendershott Pat Hendershott Robert Johnson Dane Heitzman Jean Humphreys Nancy Kiblcr Jeanne Lewis Brian Lintala Catherine Kisor Robin Matthews Larry Newman 13 Susan Stiles Elizabeth Swaney Doris Smith James Phillips Pauline Vorys 14 Donald Waugh Donna Kisor Edith Yingst Special 7euofml Vmfm AUa Paul Conger. Ed Saltsman. CutidMM Marilyn Brady. Cathy McCorkle, Barbara McKinniss. Shirley Hamer. CatiodiM Taft Davis, Guy Waugh. ta pJtma StaH Mclvina Burke, Helen Scott, Supervisor; Lydian Walburn. 16 Student JLofje Hoff) (MU % . . . Happiness is spirit. The spirit on which activities depend. It must be the spirit of everyone, both students and teachers. This spirit must come freely from the heart, and must be expressed in the cheerful giving of one’s time and energy to an endeavor. An individual with spirit, who gives of himself unselfishly to activities, not only benefits those around him, but even more important, enriches his own life. Happiness is striving. The striving of each student to acquire knowledge and to develop talents and character. It is the striving to do one’s best at all times and never to accept failure as being final. It is the striving to broaden one’s life as much as possible through the experiences which school offers. And perhaps most important of all, it is the striving on the part of each student to be fully prepared for the future which lies ahead. 18 Happiness is competition. Competition is the basis of all team sports. A team cannot perform at its best without each member realizing that he is a part of a unit and that he has a responsibility to the others to do his utmost. Unity is also the feeling of dependence of one member upon another. Each person knows that without the aid of his teammates he could accomplish very little. Competition gives the team the spirit to excel. Happiness is success, the success of each student as he walks from these sacred halls for the last time prepared to bravely face a bold new world and the challenges of attaining his goals. It is the success of anticipating a rewarding and fulfilling life which lies ahead. 19 HdpflutM 3i Ju-Hc-t Row 1: G. Henry. K. Funk. D. Glass. J. Snider. B. Arthur, J. Rupert. E. Hambrick, P. Wycoff, B. Montgomery. B. Merrill, D. Hunter. C. Oiler. Row 2: Advisor, C. Conley, L. Fuller. A. Hulbert, S. Marsh, L. Lockard, M. Martin, S. Jacobs, D. Stroth, V. Dye, T. Tolbert. J. Trace, J. Mayhew, R. Webb. Row 3: C. Pittenger, T. Stroth, K. Finn, S. Gill, D. Darling. S. Walburn, M. Taylor. D. McCarley, L. Marquis. P. Dickerson. J. McTurner, G. Loudermilk. D. Conley, A. Willis, M. Norman. Row 4: A. Rider, P. Fuller, S. Dixon, J. Hansgen, A. Lanane, B. Heilman. J. Feasel, D. Thress. K. McPheters, C. Johnson. C. Bradley, K. Householder, K. Sickles, N. Tillis, L. Hutchison. fimd SiuLmUoii uul 'Kwftioii Mothers served punch after induction. Seniors presented the new members with pins. 20 Reception held after installation. Old officers served the new officers. 'JwImm ttommhu of turned, Row I: S. Jenkins, J. Hartley. P. Miller, C. Milliken, V. Tipton, D. O’Connor. P. Jarvis, P. Kisor. Row 2: M. Kisor, B. J. Nichols, M. Gettles, B. Miller, V. Gray, K. McPheters, C. Johnson, L. Douglas, A. Lillich. Advisor. Row 3: V. Henry, K. Ireland, M. Brokaw, J. Fitch, G. Jeffries. L. Brewer, A. Peoples, L. Colley, K. King. J. Davis, L. Jeffries, B. Melvin. 21 Gvdi Stifled 7MttfipcLtuuj Row 1: J. Ghearing, G. Jeffries, C. Speraw. B. Arthur. P. Osborne, D. Souders. M. Barr. S. Price. Row 2: C. Manring, A. Scites. M. Martindill, S. Jacobs, L. Sorrell. J. Rupert, P. Wyckoff. C. Mattison, H. Colley. Row 3: D. Souders, S. Leach. J. Davis, J. Sprinkles. R. Winsborough. T. Snider. M. Rhodes. D. Douglas, D. Henry, J. Snider. Row 4: P. Marsh, P. Fuller. J. Trace. S. Marsh. D. Sharfenberger. S. Carper. E. Hambrick. P. Hambrick. C. Johnson. T. Preston. W. Scites. This year a new program, that of girls intramural sports, was initiated to the growing list of activities provided for Wellston High School students. Under the direction of Mrs. Nancy Kibler, physical education instructor, the girls participated in basketball, bowling and softball. This activity was enjoyed by all and it is hoped that this program can be expanded to include different activities and a wider participation by all girls. We're number one! A. Scites, C. Manring, S. Leach. S. Carper. D. Douglas, J. Trace. 22 oft ditfftjmml Speril Row I: D. Douglas. B. Nichols. J. Kibler, M. Rhodes, P. Osborne, B. Arthur. D. Conley, K. Funk, J. Snider, C. Speraw. C. Marrison, A. Yates. P. Wyckoff. Row 2: S. Mather, P. Fuller, K. Householder, L. Davis. R. Winsborough, M. Kisor, V. Gray, K. Waldron, A. Scites, T. Snider. H. Colley, S. Leach, D. Souders. J. Smith, S. Jacobs. N. Kibler. Advisor. Row 3: C. Manring. J. Ghearing, D. Thress. V. Henry. J. Gill, A. Wynn, J. Hutchison, W. Scites, L. Sorrell. B. Tolbert. J. Sprinkles. K. King. M. Hougland. Row 4: J. Trace. P. Heading. D. Littlejohn. J. Kibler. D. Sharfenberger. C. Johnson. S. Little. D. Stroth. P. Hambrick, N. Tillis, E. Hambrick. A. Rider. Row 1: B Nichols, D. Collins. E. Ganz, K. Faught, C. Cox. J. Gill. . M. Meade, B. Sirback, C. Downard. Row 2: E. Ervin. B. Compston. P. Carr. V. Gray, P. Leach, T. Gettles, M. Kisor, P. Dickerson. J. Norris. C. Alford. Row 3: C. Smith. M. Davis, J. Kibler, C. Dillenger. L. Davis. M. Gettles, L. Douglas. M. Hubbard. J. Gill, C. Fox, R. Rapp. Row 4: P. Leach. P. Heading, B. Ray, J. Kibler, L. Sorrell. S. Little. K. Waldron. D. Coon, M. Kisor, C. Jolly, K. McCumber. Howl Soudif SfuhjxU %mj The National Honor Society is a nationwide organization. It is a great honor to be selected for this Society. A student must maintain a “B” average to be eligible for membership. The students are selected by secret balloting by the faculty. Membership is based on character, scholarship, and service. The 1970-71 Wellston High School Honor Society edited the Hi-Times and inducted new members on May 13. The guest speaker was Ralph McCormick, the new superintendent. After the induction, a reception was held in the cafeteria for all members, their parents, and the faculty. Each new member received a carnation. fiiuim %mbtu P. Fuller, F. Keck. K. Finn. R. McCormick. L. Lockard. A reception was held after the induction. Row 1: S. Walburn, D. Darling. V. Dye, G. Ervin. D. Greathouse, M. Patterson. Row 2: R. McCormick, speaker, J. Heiser, D. Lockard, S. Marsh, D. McCarley. D. Ray, M. Taylor, R. Barnhouse, J. Simmons. Smoi %mJm Mr. Ralph McCormick was guest speaker at NHS induction. Welcome given by Sandy Jacobs. Invocation given by Linda Marquis. Introduction of speaker given by Service given by Bonny Arthur. Nancy Tillis. 25 'ZuMMU m Row 1: D. Conley, C. Manring. P. Jarvis, D. Thress. D. Stroth. J. Smith. D. Douglas, K. Funk. Row 2: E. Swaney, Advisor G Henry. S. Faught. S. Mather. B. Heilman, J. Gill. C. Hughes. D. Patton. C. Oiler, B. Blamer. J. Snider. 'Jktjuu CM Row 1: K. Finn. J. Hunley, C. Bradley, L. Lockard, J. Essman. Row 2: D. Ruth. Advisor, S. Davis. G. Barr. B. Smith B Vicars G. Cox, S. Willard, M. Mantz, R. Morgan. 26 Vrnty WCld Row 1: R. Scott, R. Wright, R. Saltsman, J. Huffman, R. Crossin, D. Souders, J. Jordan, M. Mcacham. Row 2: J. Conger, Advisor, R. Denny. R. McKinniss, B. Vicars, B. Smith, D. Settles. J. Joseph, T. Burke, S. Jarvis, B. Miller. Row 3: H. Manring, S. Davis, S. Tarchalski, J. Martin, J. D. Patton, S. Ford, F. Keck, T. Stewart. Row 4: M. Davis. R. Ratcliffe. R. Argabright. C. Williams, D. McManis. A. Jarvis. 'JuJimm Scmtidi o( Vomimj Row I: B. Smith, G. Cox. M. Mantz, J. Essman. Row 2: B. Vicars, G. Barr. S. Davis. R. Morgan. 27 St dwt touml Row 1: J. Norris, T. Saltsman, S. Walburn. R. McKinniss, P. Hambrick. E. Hambrick. C. Patterson, D. McCarley, S. Davis, D. Brown, C. Faught, P. Carr, J. Joseph. Row 2: R. Rapp, J. McTurner, R. Crossin, M. Taylor, B. Miller, Mr. O'Dell, Advisor. D. Souders, G. Jeffries, C. Bradley. Row 1: C. House, P. Marsh, N. Tillis, T. Hunter, S. Marsh, P. Hambrick, J. Kibler. Row 2: Mrs. Essman, J. Snider, J. Essman, B. Vicars, G. Cox, B. Miller, T. Staten, D. Lockard, Mrs. Greathouse. JL'iJwuam 28 School Smoot fiodM Row 1: M. Patterson, J. Hartley, S. Marsh, D. Stroth, J. Gill. K. Ireland. R. Rapp, L. Henry. Row 2: J. Snider, B. Arthur, T. Stroth, A. Willis, P. Arthur, J. Rupert, A. Hulbert. L. Lockard, C. McKinniss, M. Hougland. Row 3: C. Oiler, A. Rider, D. Conley, S. Ford. E. Formyduval, D. Ray, C. Matthews, T. Clark, G. Mapes. P. Fuller. Row 4: A. Scites, D. Patton, G. Pugh, B. Miller. R. McKinniss. C. Stansberry, D. O'Connor. D. Lockard, R. Morgan, J. Trace. j.oma m Row 1: P. Osborne, C. Speraw, A. Arthur, N. Tillis, F. Keck, S. Wilson, C. Patterson, D. Henry. Row 2: S. Hendershott. Advisor, J. Emmert. J. Sprinkles, H. Colley, M. Davis, C. Mattison, T. Snider, R. Rapp. Row 3: D. Walker, J. Davis, M. Martindill, S. Little, R. Leach, J. Hutchison, D RadclifT D. Waugh. 29 Jh-tfClit Row 1: B. Householder. A. Arthur. T. Meade, M. Mantz, D. Ray. R. Morgan, J. Jenkins. R. Faught. Row 2: D. Lockard, N. Walsh. S. Davis. G. Cox. B. Vicars, J. Joseph, B. Miller, J. Channel. P. Hendershott, Advisor. Row 3: K. Thomas, R. Barnhouse, K. Dye, J. Stewart. T. Leach. R. Holzapfel, D. Souders. S. Downard. J. Essman. Sited CluJ Row 1: M. Carey, C. Milliken. V. Tipton, H. Colley, R. Brewer, R. Jones. Row 2: J. Phillips. Advisor, R. Bishop. L. Cartwright, P. Loudermilk. C. Phillips, R. Owery, T. Sawyer, B. Lintala, Advisor. 30 Smoi Chou Row 1: S. Faught. C. Rider. S. Gill, R. Winsborough, K. Faught. M. Patterson, R. Faught. D. Whitkamp, J. Hinton, D. McKinniss, J. Jenkins. B. Householder, T. Vickers, J. Kiblcr, T. Triplett, P. Wyckoff. D. Soudcrs. K. King, C. Oiler. Row 2: D. Hunter, S. Stevens, M. Hougland, A. Wynn. L. Fuller. J. Rupert, J. Feasel. A. Scites. M. McKinniss. R. Pittengcr, R. Pugh. R. Woodruff. J. Nappcr. E. Plummer. B. Tolbert, V. Dye, P. Carr, P. Dickerson. M. Gcttlcs, S. Price, M. Norman. Row 3: P. Fuller. W. Willis, T. Preston. S. Marsh. One of the most active organizations of Wellston High School was this year's Senior Choir. Under the excellent direction of Miss Sandra Nodruff the Senior Choir again assisted the Student Council by providing musical selections for the Thanksgiving assembly. The Senior Choir’s and Girls Glee Club’s contribution to the Christmas Season was an annual program presented free to the student body and the community. A group of choir members caroled for the Mothers’ Club, rest homes, and the community. Several choir members took part and helped in the production of the school play in early spring. But the highlight of the school year for the Senior Choir was the annual Spring Sing. The Spring Sing displays the many facets and varieties of the Senior Choir and also the individual talents of choir members. Senior Choir purchased reversible gold and white stoles to dress up the age old graduation robes in use and earned approximately S300 to begin a new robe fund. During the Fair the choir again joined with the X-Ray Staff to earn funds for their school projects. Another great job Miss Nodruff! MllhtOK tkowl 7 tpMlMWt Sdi Rev. Taylor was guest speaker at this year’s Thanksgiving assembly. Variety of assemblies brings something to please everyone. G wk Gtu CM Row I: S. Haynes. V. Henry. C. Holtz, L. Merrick. B. Nichols, L. Brewer, M. Brokaw. J. Gill, L. Jeffries. Row 2: S. Nodruff, Advisor, T. Hunter. M. Kisor. K. House, J. Jutchison, L. Ousley, V. Case, D. Radcliff. V. Howell, J. Smith. M. Davis. Row 3: D. Muncy. D. Massie, P. RadclifT, B. Miller. S. Patton. D. Right. D. Blankenship. V. Gray. B. Mahle, M. Norton. Row 4: C. Smith. S. Kemp. L. Monk, P. Heading, T. Tolbert. L. Lindauer, D. Johnston, M. Holt, C. Milliken. Girls Glee take part in annual Spring Sing. V Glee perform one of its many numbers. Girls 33 Sfaud %u nJm 6wen T)mruj Spiuuj Sotuj “Mama Look Sharp was sung by Susan Solo by Roger Emmert. Marsh. Andrea Wynn and Pam Heading were featured in a duet. Melldioti 'Kocketi The 1970-71 edition of the Wellston High School Marching Rockets was composed of 110 members. Each summer the band’s fall half time performances take shape during practices both at home and at band camp. This year, for the first time. Crescendo Camp was held at Rio Grande College in Rio Grande, Ohio. Even after the close of the football season the band’s activities and work does not cease. They keep in shape by marching in the Halloween, Christmas, baseball, and Memorial Day parades. Also during basketball season many of the band’s members participate in pep band, and provide entertainment for all home games. This year the band also had the privilege of playing for the dedication of the new Wellston Fire Station. When the Rockets are not marching, they perform in Concert Band. The Appreciation and “Pop” Concerts are given each spring under the direction of Dane Heitzman. By his hard work and tireless dedication he has truly made the Wellston Band the best in Southeastern Ohio. 35 Head Wlajoiette %m f t liJlu Wellitofi %ijowttet 36 Row 1: Nancy Tillis, Head Majorette. Row 2: M. Meade, B. Merrill, D. Collins, D. Conley, C. Faught, S. Walburn, M.Taylor, J. Mayhew.T. Preston. tomU Row 1: B. Littlejohn, D. Brown, R. Faught. Row 2: S. Thacker. M. Colley, B. Houseolder. Row 3: C. Matthews. D. Starkey. Row 4: L. Hutchison, C. McKinniss. Row 5: B. Heilman. C. Cox. Row 6: J. Simmons, E. Colley. Row 7: R. Barnhouse, S. Downard. Row 1: D. McKinniss. D. Souders, D. Littlejohn, K. Preston, J. Sprinkles. S. Emmert, B. Ray. Row 2: D. McCarley, G. Pugh. R. Denny, R. Emmert, L. Fuller. Row 3: C. Lockard, D. O'Connor, B. Smith. P. Robb. 37 CkuftfU Row 1: M. Hougland, C. Kisor, S. Gill, S. Mather. T. Stroth. Row 2: P. Miller, B. Montgomery, M. Martin, C. Spires. Row 3: P. Marsh, M. Davis, S. Jacobs, J. Smith. Row 4: M. Martindill, A. Willis, T. Downard, D. Mather. Row 5: J. Kibler, M. Kisor, B. Compston. Row 6: L. Davis, J. Norris, D. Scharfenbarger. Row 7: P. Heading, P. Fuller, C. Oiler. SoMpkom Jlutei (ud 7ijccoio Row 1: T. Gettles, P. Carr. Row 2: A. Hulbert, R. Wins-borough. Row 3: K. Householder. L. Lockard. Row 4: D Ray, J. Essman. Row 5: K. Finn, E. Hambrick, K. Christncr A. Rider. Row 1: M. Finn, V. Dye, C. Pittenger. K. Funk. Row 2: C. Rider, L. Henncman. Row 3: W. Willis, J. Kibler. Row 4: P. Hambrick, J. Perkins, D. Darling. A. Yates. Row 1: J. Rupert, B. Arthur. Row 2: K. Dye, G. McCormick. Row 3: T. Meade, M. Barr. Row 4: J. Hutchison, A. Scites. Row 5: G.Cox. Stmi 'BqjU 7ef 7 (uuL Row 1: D. Conley, T. Stroth, K. Finn. S. Mather, C. Oiler, K. Funk. Row 2: B. Arthur, B. Littlejohn, S. Leach, J. Smith, A. Scites, A. Rider. Row 3: L. Lockard. P. Fuller, C. McKinniss, B. Ervin, J. Essman. B. Heilman. M. Hougland. Row 5: N. Tillis, K. Householder, E. Hambrick, B. Smith, J. Hutchison, G. Cox. S. Willard. J. Rupert. Row 1: K. Funk, S. Gill, M. Martin. D. Greathouse, V. Dye. M. Hougland. C. Pittenger, C. Oiler. Row 2: S. Leach. A. Rider, S. Willard. C. McKinniss. B. Heilman, B. Littlejohn. Row 3: A. Hulbert, L. Lockard, L. Hutchison, E. Hambrick, M. Co’ley, G. Ervin, P. Fuller. Row 4: N. Tillis, K. Preston. T. Meade, P. Robb, J. Hutchison, A. Scites, D. McCarley, L. Fuller. WeUtion Concert 'Band The 16th Annual Appreciation Concert and Arts Show was held on Sunday, March 21. Simon Willard was featured as a soloist in “Trumpet Song,” and the entire trombone section was featured in “Slidin’ Saints.” Director Dane Heitzman led the band through another great success. The exhibitions on display in the auditorium were furnished by the following departments: Fine Arts I—Max Hcndershott, Home Economics—Alice Lillich, and Doris Smith, Industrial Arts—Tom Baker and John Conger. The 43rd Annual Band Concert for all three bands was held on Tuesday, May 18. The junior, intermediate, and senior bands played various songs, and all three bands presented Mr. Heitzman with gifts. The highlight of the evening was “Scenes From ‘The Louvre’,” as performed by the Senior band. This number was very well executed, and the audience enjoyed it immensely. The concert ended, of course, with “Swinging on Parade.” FHA displays clothes at Appreciation Concert. “Trumpet Song by Simon Willard. Art displayed at Winter concert. 'Bmd Homu ({mu o{ Swim Five year members were honored First. Good job Maryann! Band prepares to play the “Alma Mater. Nancy receives ner carnation. Senior cheerleaders are also honored. fmud Sfwuj tomtX Band performs in annual Spring Concert. Another fine job by the Senior Band. Mr. Mrs. Heitzman were presented with gifts. The Senior Band takes some well deserved bows. The Intermediate Band doin’ their thing. 42 1 . %oUtf 'hwm.......... (wcufi (Itmnhhk “I was born in a cyclone in Hannibal, Missouri. That was my start and this sure in hell ain’t gonna be my finish!” said our Unsinkable Debbie Conley in the fabulous class play “The Unsinkable Molly Brown.” The play was performed on April 30 and May 1. The public loved it! Bruce Smith and Debbie Conley both gave outstanding performances as Leadville Johnny Brown and Molly Brown. The supporting cast and chorus numbers were great. Critics have said that this year’s performance was the very best. Scott Davis and Becky Littlejohn give memorable performances. Oh Mr. Brown, do that again! 43 Johnny sings “Colorado My Home.” Anita Rider and Roger Emmert as the Princess and Prince and the Royalty add spice to the play. Jeannie, Lee Ann, Paige, Vicki, Paula, and Debbie wow the miners with their dancing ability. Rick Morgan gives a believable performance as Shamus Tobin. Debbie Conley moves the audience with her rendition of “Stars Shining On My Own Brass Bed. Maestro Gardella “startles the audience with his “hair-do.” Policemen you're not, dancers-yea! Don’t drop him Buttercup! 45 Miners and dance hall floozies prepare lo boisterously join in a chorus of “Belly up to the Bar.” Our make-up crew. Row I: Sharon Mather, Debbie Douglas, Joan Smith. Row 2: Diane Greathouse, Carolyn Manring, Kathy Householder. Our silent stage crew. Row I: Christy McKinniss. Susan Faught. Diane Stroth. Row 2: Sam Ford, Bob Vickers, Tim Stacy. Mark Chevalier, Jim Stacy. Tom Staten. tfdfpuieu Si 'fetitu) 'RmhwIU The Wellston Rotary Club is very active in helping the students of WHS. For this, we are all very grateful. It gives us Teen Town, so that we may meet and talk with our friends. The Rotary also honors those students with high academic achievements. Through the school year, Rotary asks one girl and one boy each month to attend their weekly meetings. These Seniors of the Month are chosen by the faculty, except the first month, when the honor goes to the boy and girl with the highest averages in the Senior class. Rotary also sponsors a Scholarship Banquet for students who maintain a 93 average for the year. It is a great honor to be able to attend this banquet, which was on May 19 this year. Rotary helps the American Legion in sponsoring the delegates to Buckeye Girls’ and Boys’ States. Thank you. Rotary. Row 1: K. Finn, K. Funk. S. Faughi, S. Leach, K. Ireland. D. Hunter, B. Arthur. Row 2: A. Rider. P. Jarvis, C. McKinniss, B. Littlejohn, L. Marquis. M. Hougland. J. Rupert. T. Stroth. Row 3: N. Tillis, L. Lockard. K. Householder. B. Heilman. C. Hughes. E. Hambrick. B. Ervin, P. Fuller. Row 4: A. Jarvis. S. Davis, B. Smith, G. Cox. S. Willard. M. Mantz, J. Essman. SmoM Row 1: G. Ervin. K. Pittengcr. D. Darling, S. Walburn. M. Patterson. Row 2: M. Martin, L. Fuller. V. Dye, M. Taylor, D. McCarley. Row 3: S. Marsh, J. Simmons. D. Ray. R. Barnhouse. D. Greathouse. Sofiumoui Row I: S. Haynes, H. Colley. J. Ghearing. P. Wells. Row 2: J. Kiblcr. P. Hambrick, P. Marsh. K. Christner. G. Mapes. JiediMM, Row 1: L. Davis. P. Gantz. J. Gillespie. Row 2: T. Downard. J. Kibler, K. Preston. T. Gettles, B. Ray. fimud ScUlwLp 'Brnfcet The banquet for the scholarship team and the students with the highest averages in each class was held on June 2. This banquet was sponsored by the Wellston National Honor Society. Those students who placed on the scholarship tests given in Chillicothe on May I were honored. Also honored were the top five students in the freshman, sophomore, and junior classes, and the top ten in the Senior class. The valedictorian and Salutatorian Awards were also presented. The speaker for the evening was Mark Revera who discussed the current drug problem. The speaker. Mark Revera. gave an inspiring talk. Martin Mantz received Valedictorian award. The faculty were guests al the Scholarship Banquet. Honored guests enjoyed a good meal. Mr. O'Dell presented Rick Morgan with Salutatorian award. Hotiowl Gauti ai ftiumL Scioludif .- Jop t e t Smou Row 1: M. Mantz, R. Morgan, J. Essman. N. Tillis, S. Willard. Row 2: B. Smith, S. Davis, E. Hambrick, B. Arthur. S. Jacobs. Ilop J m Sopimoiu P. Hambrick, J. Ghearing. K. Christner, J. Kibler, G. Mapes. Vop Jove $mou Row 1: D. Ray, D. Greathouse, G. Ervin, J. Simmons. M. Patterson. tlop Jm Jwkmn 50 P. Ganz, J. Norris, L. Davis, J. Kibler, T. Gettles. S(kolMtLp Row 1: D. Ray, S. Davis, J. Essman, R. Barnhouse, K. Ousley, J. O’Leary. Row 2: P. Hambrick, E. Plummer. B. Littlejohn, M. Patterson, P. Ganz, D. Souders, P. Dickerson, P. Carr, D. Brown, L. Fuller. Row 3: W. Willis, K. Pittenger, A. Willis, V. Dye, M. Martindill, J. Kibler, J. Ghearing, J. Norris, J. Hutchison, T. Downard. Row 4: N. Tillis, S. Jacobs, P. Heading, S. Marsh, D. Greathouse, K. Christner, T. Preston. B. Ray, L. Lockard. Row 5: K. Preston, S. Willard, B. Smith, J. Simmons. WoiM Mary Patterson and Jeff Simmons attended the World Affairs Institute in Cincinnati in early April. The Institute is held annually to provide an intellectual experience for students from the surrounding four-state area. The purpose of this Institute is to provide opportunities for students in attendance to understand main operative factors, trends, and issues of another country, and then to weigh their own views on attitudes and issues confronting them as citizens of the United States, about relations of the U.S. with that of other countries. The conference is sponsored by the Council of World Affairs and the Cincinnati Rotary Club. The local delegates were sponsored by the Well-ston Rotary Club. T Jeff Simmons Mary Patterson SI J w vuk Band awards are given by Mr. Heitzman. Mr. Staggs presents physics awards. Scott Davis receives appointment to West Point. Lisa Lockard receives Social Studies Award. Library Awards presented by Mrs. Essman. The Awards Day Assembly was held on Tuesday, May 25. On this day, deserving students are presented with various awards, which include band awards, chorus awards, scholarship awards for students on the scholarship team, home economic awards, and library awards. The Valedictorian and Salutatorian Awards were presented by Mr. Staggs, and those seniors who received scholarships were also recognized. Cindy Bradley was presented with SI00 from Mrs. Chandler of Coalton, who. with the help of the school, decided that Cindy was most deserving. Congratulations, students! Dorothy Thress receives the Commercial Award. Violet Sirback receives Home Economics Award. Students wait to receive Choir Awards. Nancy Tillis receives the Betty Crocker Award from Miss Lillich. 53 tfappmu Si CotHpeiUioti (Jmd(f 'JootJxdi Turn Row 1: J. Huffman. A. Jarvis, F. Keck, C. Williams, B. Vicars. R. Wright. Row 2: Coach Stiles, S. Davis, T. Stewart, D. Settles, R. Saltsman. H. Manring. B. Miller. J. Martin. J. D. Patton. Coach Conger. Row 3: R. Holzapfel, S. Ford. L. Rapp. B. Starkey, M. Compston, R. Argabright. B. Williams, R. Angles. W. Fox, R. Woodruff. R. Zimmerman, D. Souders. M. Hill. R. Hatten, B. Pugh. R. Owrey. S. Jenkins. Scoidoud Date Opponent Sept. I 1 Vinton County Sept. 19 Portsmouth ND Sept. 25 Logan Oct. 2 Gallipolis Oct. 9 I ronton Oct. 16 Jackson Oct. 23 Waverly Oct. 30 Athens Nov. 6 Meigs Nov. 13 Oak Hill Conger gives last minute instructions before kickoff. It's up to you Danny. 'Rodwti JujlU to 3 - 7 jLoutuj Sum Mullins receives instructions from the press box. Senior players are honored. (JaMihj JootkM tkwdMdm Row 1: M. Norman. Row' 2: J. McTurner. Row 3: D. Hunter. J. Trace. A. Wynn. mknuui ?oothii Row 1: D. Mather. T. Martin. H. Owrey, B. Walburn. C. Arnold. C. King. S. Walton. Row 2: R. Owrey. R. Holzapfel, K. Ruckel, S. Jenkins, P. Loudermilk. D. McManis, R. Ross. Row 3: D. Leach, J. Jenkins. R. Hollingshead, T. Hutchison. D. Kelly. J. Tribby. 56 ''Jem Jiu 'JbiMffoiAtwj Seuoei (Jautitj 'BukedaM JJem Row I: T. Stewart. R. Ratliff, B. Smith, R. McKinniss, D. Settles. Row 2: D, Waugh, Manager. F. Keck. Manager, M. Mantz. R. Crossin, S. Ford. J. Hunley, T. Evans, Coach. Swvehowl Date Opponent We They Nov. 27 Jackson 45 81 Dec. 4 Waverly 54 117 Dec. 11 Ironton 71 70 Dec. 18 Logan 59 80 Dec. 22 Vinton County 65 94 Dec. 29 Alexander 62 74 Jan. 2 Athens 54 92 Jan. 8 Meigs 47 67 Jan. 15 Gallipolis 55 44 Jan. 16 Jackson 42 88 Jan. 22 Waverly 33 78 Jan. 23 Eastern 75 88 Jan. 29 Ironton 59 63 Jan. 30 Logan 78 68 Feb. 5 Athens 68 82 Feb. 6 Vinton County 70 81 Feb. 12 Meigs 69 71 Feb. 19 Gallipolis 72 70 SecUofwl JJouAmemi Feb. 27 Warren Local 70 68 Mar. 5 New Lexington 55 59 Randy gets up high to block opponent’s shot. 57 'Rockdi in fiction Ray goes up for two points. Evans “psychs players during time out Randy, our leading scorer, Bruce on a jumper, goes up for two. Pep band keeps spirit alive during half time WKOV broadcasts the game Jump Danny! Action during tourney over Warriors. Floor is crowded after tournament victory. Another easy two for Bruce. Happiness is finally winning! 'Ktwwt 'BuMoJl t7'em Row 1: D. Souders, R. Holzapfel, J. D. Patton. G. Pugh. E. Martin. Row 2: B. Householder. Manager. S. Walton. B. Walburn. R. Mullins. D. Conley, Statistician. S. Stiles, Coach. 'Kama ui fiction Umtij timladeu Row 1: S. Walburn. J. Trace, J. McTurner. M. Norman. Row 2: D. Hunter. Cheerleaders inspire spirit during pep session. 61 HuMl Vcm Row 1: J. Jenkins. M. Meachem, D. Mather, A. Arthur, C. Arnold. C. King. Row 2: J. Huffman, T. Stewart. J. Hunley, R. Hatten. E. Martin, Coach Conger. Row 3: R. Ratliffe, D. Settles, G. Cox. J. Martin, P. Hendershott. Scoiehmd Date Opponent We They Mar. 26 Southwestern 10 0 Mar. 30 Athens 0 8 Mar. 31 Gallipolis 0 1 Ap. 1 Vinton 7 2 Ap. 3 Nelsonville 13 4 Nelsonville 2 3 Ap. 6 Meigs 0 6 Ap. 7 Southeastern 9 4 Ap. 8 Jackson 2 3 Ap. 13 Logan 1 4 Ap. 15 Chillicothe 5 4 Ap. 16 Eastern 7 6 Ap. 20 Athens 1 6 Ap. 22 Southwestern 17 2 Ap. 23 Alexander 4 2 Ap. 24 Eastern 27 0 Ap. 27 Meigs 3 6 Ap. 29 Jackson 5 4 Ap. 30 Alexander 9 10 Mav 11 Logan 3 0 VoimmefU May 10 Gallipolis 8 9 Enjoying the scenery at the sports picnic! 62 Gol( Vtm 'RauJu Row 1: R. Scott, B. Householder. Row 2: Coach Foley. K. Ouslcy. E. Colley. Wellston 70 Meigs 48 Wellston 66 Waverly 60 Wellston 51 Logan 88 Meigs 20 Wellston 38 Jackson 56 Logan 65 Wellston 91' 2 Alexander 63 Vi Vinton 18 Wellston 69Vi Alexander 47 Oak Hill 39 z Wellston 82! i Portsmouth E. 5 5 Vi Vinton 20 Wellston 43 Jackson 72 Southwestern 69 Zane Trace 42 Wellston 44 Ironton 105 Portsmouth E. 39 Whcelersburg 39 GallifolU 'KoWuj 'Kdatji In the Gallipolis Rotary Relays Wcll-ston placed fifth in a field of fourteen teams. XUoxJt At the District Meet Wellston placed eighth in a field of twenty teams. Row 1: P. Fuller, A. Rider, J. Essman, D. Souders. S. Downard, G. McCormick, S. Davis. D. Conley. Row 2: B. Lintala. Coach. S. Willard, S. Ford, B. Smith, M. Compston, S. Jenkins, Coach Baker. Row 3: R. McKinniss, R. Gueltig. Row 4: R. Argabright. B. Miller. F. Keck. 63 Vtm ui ftdm Simon goes over in the unique Fosberry Flop. Ray passes off baton to Alan. Runners on your mark ... get set .. . GO! Another first for Ray. Adding up the final score. Dave pours it on as he heads for the home stretch. 64 ukMl Jem Row 1: S. Walton, C. Arnold, E. Plummer, D. Brown, G. McCormick. Row 2: S. Ford, R. Ross, B. Walburn, J. Argabright. E. Colley. M. McKinniss, M. Mullins, Coach. Jwkmri tlmimim 65 FRESH. Kim McCumber Si AlttUMfl MtUjOC Row 1: Tisha Stroth, Dana McCarley, Vicki Tipton, Kim McCumber. Row 2: Joan Smith, Queen Bonny Arthur. Carolyn Manring. Bill Miller crowns Bonny Arthur 1971 Homecoming Queen. tttrfpMM 31 IVI Welcome by Ray McKinniss. Everyone has a delightful dinner. Sharon Dixon singing Yesterday” accompanied by Dan Lock-ard. Love Story” piano solo by Sandy Jacobs. 68 Mary Patterson singing We've Only Just Begun accompanied by Susan Marsh. “For All We Know sung by Debbie Conley accompanied by Anita Rider. “You'll Never Walk Alone was the choice of Debby Darling accompanied by Bernadetta Heilman. i iJalk VUouufh Vlil WoiU with %t Chowin' down at the After Party Another slow one. Couples enjoy dancing to the sounds of the Cobras. Oueatal 6 udm Seti tU Scam ffii 7 wU iinimlrnttm Ron Argabright Ricky Arthur Roger Barn house Jim Black Frank Brandau Vb Margie Brown George Buckley Connie Burke Denise Callahan Steve Carman John Channel Paula Christian Tom Clarke John Cline Mark Colley flmou SfwA a 'Bum , Ray McKinniss. Becky Merrill. Sheree Walburn. ■ Jim Coy Rob Crossin tflLpplf tOA Selling Rue tlmM Jackie Davis Mike Davis Rick Denny Debbie Darling Patricia Dickerson Charlie Dixon Sharon Dixon Earl Downard Jennice Dreyspring Valerie Dye Gretchen Ervin Judy Frederick Janet Feasel Georgia Frey Lisa Fuller 73 $UMOU Pamela Gilliland Becky Gray Diane Greathouse Patty Hartley Bruce Heiser Tom Helm Lori Henneman Harold Hollingshead Amy Hulbert Lee Ann Hutchison Mike Jeffries Susan Jenkins Carol Jean Johnson Gary Johnson Tom Jolly Leroy King Kathy Kisor Patty Kisor Kenny Leach Tim Leach Greg Lewis Lisa Lindauer Dan Lockard Glenna Loudermilk Susan Marsh Mary Ann Martin Diane Mather Jackie Mayhew Dana McCarley Steve McCorkle 74 fidtUOU Linda McCoy Anita McGuire Ray Mckinniss Kathy McPheters Jean McTurner Mike Meachem Tony Meade Becky Merrill Jeff Merrill Betsy Montgomery Don Morgan Nancy Motley 75 fiauou Bob Myers Mary Pat Norman Raymond Norton Denise O'Connor James O'Leary Kent Ousley Cathy Parsons Mary Patterson J. D. Patton Sheree Walburn Alice Peoples Debbie Perkins Kenriy Peterson Brooke Phillips Martha Phillips Cathy Pittenger Cathy Potts Greg Pugh Larry Rapp Richard Ray Jorji Perkins Grover Riddle Paul Robb Mike Roush Virginia Ruckel Joyce Russell 76 $mou Renee Schrader Susie Saltsman Roger Scott Danny Settles Randy Shaw Rick Wright Kathy Sickles Jeff Simmons Roger Spellman Cheryl Spires Terry Stewart Glenna Taynor Jean Trace Carolyn Zinn Cecil Tripp Ruth Webb Karla Wence Bob Williams Diana Williams Steve Williams Ann Willis Ronald Winters Janet Wright 77 Sopkomow tfujklujkt 9i tU j mvd o( 'Kuuji Ricky Angles Alan Arthur Jane Arthur Melody Barr Pam Bartlett Rosemary Birkel Russell Bishop Sam Black Debbie Bowen Terry Brandau Linda Brewer Roger Brewer Peggy Brown Martha Buckley Larry Camp Mike Carey Larry Cartwright Janie Cash Virginia Castor Karen Christner Helen Colley Kathy Cook Denise Coon Robert Corvin Robin Corvin Diann Dailey John Davis Joyce Davis 78 Melody Davis Larry Dixon Danny Doles Paul Downard Steve Downard Randy Duffy Keith Dye Susie Emmert Eldon Ewing Mickey Exline Edward Formyduval Clara Fox 79 Barbara Goheen Ralph Gueltig Paige Hambrick Randy Hatten Susan Haynes Debbie Henry Rick Henry Melvin Hill James Hogan Carolyn Holtz Chris House Vickie Howell Terry Hunter Joyce Hutchison Mary Ingalls Becky James Grace Jeffries Lynn Johnson Dianna Johnston Randy Jones Roger Kelly Susan Kemp 80 Julie Kiblcr Debbie Right Richard Kisor Carolyn Leach Patsy Leach Leonard Lemaster Sharon Little Paul Loudcrmilk George Mapcs Pam Marsh Eddie Martin Steve Martin Mary Carol Mart indill Debbie Massie Carla Matteson Charlie Matthews Polly Miller Carol Jo Milliken Linda Monk Randy Mullens Brenda Melvin Donna Muncy Pam Osborne Richard Owrey Charlotte Patterson Tim Patton Rick Perkins Chuck Phillips Terry Preston Suzanna Price Bob Pugh Dianna Radcliffe Gary Sowers Sandy Speraw Janie .Sprinkles Bill Starkey Lucretia Staten Wanda Staten Beverly Tilley Rita Rapp John Rawlins Martha Rhodes Donnie Riddle Carmen Rider Joe Rife James Rupert Terry Saylor Debbie Scharfenbarger Willetta Scites William Sickles Mark Silcott Kathy Smith Leon Smith Tami Snider Bill Sorrell Lynn Sorrell Debbie Souders Dave Souders Donna Souders Diane Tilley Debbie Rider Roger Williams 82 Vicki Tipton Barbara Tolbert Janie Vance Dick Walker Glenn Ward Danny Waugh Warren Waugh Patricia Wells Sara Whalen Dennis Whetstone Paul Wilbur Dave Williams Earl Williams Robin Winsborough Wendy Willis Sally Wilson Roger Woodruff Anita Vales Rick Young Richard Zimmerman Charlie Wyckoff 83 Jmktrm Steve Walton Lesia Jeffries Floyd Jenkins Jackie Jenkins Steve Jenkins Kenny Johnson Carleen Jolly Kelvin Jolly David Kelly Jill Kibler Chuck King Kathy King Mary Ann Kisor Melody Kisor Dale Leach Roger Leach Marilyn Ward Donnas Littlejohn Jim Long David Whitkamp Barbara Mahle Kickey Mannring Tim Martin Doug Mather Salome McCarter Greg McCormick Kim McCumber Terry McGinniss 84 JieikfriM David McKinniss Mike McKinniss Danny McManis Jim McWhorter Donald Meacham Martha Meade Tim Mercer Lila Merrick Della Mohler Diane Morgan Tilton Mullins Jon Napper Bobbi Jo Nichols Jackie Nigh Joy Norris Gail Norton Mitzi Norton Terry Norton Linda Ousley Herbert Owrey Sharon Patton Innis Perry Randy Pittenger Einon Plummer Kenny Powell Kathy Preston Becky Ray Billy Remy Linda Robinson Rick Ross Keith Ruckel Tim Saltsman Debbie Shook Randy Simmons Becky Sirback Corinthia Smith Jere Stansberry Shelley Stevens Roger Stephenson Carole Stewart 85 Cathy Alford Billy Allen Joe Argabright Charlie Arnold Margaret Arthur Steve Arthur Rickie Baisden Jewel Baker Wayne Baker Fred Bierhup Kathy Bishop Lula Black Glenda Brewer John Brewer Marilyn Brokaw Dave Brown Frank Brown Tillie Brown Marcella Browning John Buckley Curtis Cardwell Peggy Carr Vanessa Case Mary Church Eric Colley Linda Colley Debbie Collins Brenda Compston Cathy Coon Angela Corvin Cheryl Cox Judy Davis Lora Davis Marcie Davis Jeri Deck JiaJwm Bob Denny Pam Dickerson Cheryl Dillenger Phyllis Dillon Carl Doles Lori Douglas Cheryl Downard James Downard Jerry Downard Tom Downard Rhonda Edwards Eila Ervin Terry Ervin Rick Exline Cathy Faught Michelle Finn Jane Ann Fitch Scott Ford Elizabeth Ganz Melinda Gettles Jmktm, Terri Gettles Jeri Gill Janice Gillespie Larry Grant Vicki Gray Pam Heading Vicki Henry Wayne Henry Robert Hill Jim Hollingshead Richard Hollingshead Rex Holzapfel Kathy House Tony Hutchison Chuck Ingalls 87 J'tulmtfi Mike Stewart Bill Taylor Martha Thress Rhonda Trace Teresa Triplett Penny Turvey Trent Vickers Forest Vittitoe Kenneth Vittitoe Brad Walburn Karen Waldron Keith Walton Eujktk Guide m i. M m m w Carrie Alexander Bobby Allen Paul Bales Phillip Balzer Tami Balzer Johnny Bennetl Randy Bishop Ricky Bishop Sabrina Bishop Steve Bowen Brenda Brady Mary Brenner Gene Brewer Rick Burke Anita Cartwright Jewel Cash Gary Cline Doug Collins Cathy Conger Valerie Crabtree Buddy Curtis Bill Dailey Don Dalton Ezra Darnell Carolyn Davis Cathy Davis Dinah Dixon Mike Downard Scott Downard John Dunfee Dave Banes Jerry Emmert Billy Exline Kristy Fain Milan Fain Patty Farley Pauletta Fast G. Formyduval Mark Fox Mike Fraley Dick Frick Cindy Ghearing Kyle Gilliland Stephanie Gillespie Connie Grant Denise Hambrick Scott Flamer Mary Ann Harper Charles Hudson Earl Ireland Hope Ireland Don Jarvis Sherry Jayjohn Cindy Jaynes 89 Eujktk Gwk Mary Jeffries Millis Johnson Joyce Jones Lisa Jones Mike Lackey Ronnie Lambert David Libby Shirley Linton Chip Lockard John Lockhart Bob Long Randi Lucas Tom Madison Bobby Martin Nancy Martin Rick McCarley Darrell McCellen Tom McCray Charley Milliken Debbie Mulhern Greg Napper Cheryl Norton Susan Peoples Tony Perdue Kenny Perkins Westley Perry Dean Phillips Greg Phillips Kim Phillips Randy Phillips Marilyn Pittenger Luann Poling Peggy Potts Barbara Pugh Herbie Pugh Kathy Ramsey Kent Saylor Anthony Scites Wilbur Sorrell Cindy Souders Tim Spcraw Cindy Sprinkles Sherri Stevens Steve Stewart James Storms Pat Taylor Vicki Trace Teresa Waldren Cindy Wellinghoff Tammy Westerbury Joan White Diane Whitmore Linda Williams Mary Williams 90 Row 1: L. Lambert, G. Hineman, T. Davis, G. Phillips. Row 2: T. Gill, K. Ziegler. T. Speraw. K. Gilliland. M. Eanes, J. Lockhart. Row 3: D. Collins. S. Downard. J. Emmert. J. Scott. R McCarley. G. Nappcr. D. Gilliland, B. Lambert. tujbk 6 wit BukMi Jem Row 1: D. Phillips. D. Collins. T. Madison. M. Lackey. J. Emmert. E. Milliken. B. Exline. Row 2: Coach Conger M Oths J Henry. M. Appledorn. S. Stewart. A. Scites, J. Willis, W. Zinn. D. Eanes. D. Libby. $moi Hujk JooiidH (IktalrndMi Row 1: C. Sprinkles. M. Harper. Row 2: D. Hambrick, E. Hudson, P. Patterson. 92 Swttdk Gwk t7com Row 1: G. Stewart. J. Henry. P. Rupert, B. Holzapfel, T. Ousley, D. Ratliff, D. Dickerson, J. Derrow. Row 2: Coach Hendershott, S. Arnold, R. Peoples, T. Gill, T. McKinniss, M. Eanes, B. Jayjohn. R. Trosper. trnoi Hujk tkttdudwi Row 1: P. Hambrick. Row 2: K. Ridge. C. Sprinkles. P. Tillis. Row 3: M. Harper. 93 Stvmik Gudt Doug Angles Dean Argabright Justin Argabright Glen Arms Steve Arnold Ray Barnett Robin Barnett Dale Black Brad Border Randy Cammac Cindy Campbell Gordon Cardwell Bill Case Janice Case Cathy Cheat wood Lori Cheatwood Diana Coy Faye Curtis Cathy Dakin Jimmy Davis Tami Deal Frank Deck Joyce Deck Christy Denny Jimmy Derrow Dick Dickerson Phillip Dickerson Tina Dickson Cindy Downard Mike Eanes Cathy Edwards Vickie Edwards Kenny Ervin Julie Evans Lori Exline Jean Ann Fain Paul Floyd Patti Frankhouser Judy Gastin Teresa Gettles Terry Gill Judy Gillespie Jeff Gilliland Gary Grant Melanie Gregory Linda Hayes Ernie Haynes Elba Heilman Tami Helm Bob Henry Jerry Henry Kathy Holtz Lydia Holtz Claudine Hopper 94 Kay House Barbara Hubbard Tina Hunter Billy Jayjohn Jeff Jenkins Larry Johnson Rick Jonas Ronald Jones Starlene Joyner Barry Lambert Larry Lambert Mary Leach Robert Linton Lila Littlejohn Susan Lockard Harold Long Pam Loudner Jeff Marcus Tami Massie Connie Matteson John Matthews Brenda Mays Karen McCarley Julia McCarter Paul McCarter Danny McClenn Jodi McClenn Naomi McCormick Gene McCray Mary McKee Terry McKinniss Jean Ann McWilliams Linda Mercer Dale Milliken Dean Milliken Toni Morrow Tom Morrel Connie Mulhern Sue Nichols Joyce Norton Devin Oiler Steve Osborne Patti Ousley Roxanne Ousley Pam Palmer Donna Peoples Randy Peoples Jim Perry Carla Peters Theresa Peters Dave Radcliffe Roger Remy Toni Rider Kim Ridge Stuttik Gwk 95 StutnA Gudt Ray Rife Jeff Robb Jennifer Roberts Arthur Robinson John Rose Kirk Saltsman Carol Shriver Elsie Sorrells Jay Souders Jimmy Souders John Souders Mark Souders Gloria Sperry Beth Starkey Brenda Starkey Jeff Staten Sherri Stevens Greg Stewart Randy Stewart Ruth Taylor Larry Thompson Patty Tillis Diane Tilley Ronnie Trosper Steve Ward Cathy Walters Carol Wells Kenny Weish Billy White David Williams Vicky Williams Bobbi Willis Martha Willis Bobby Wilson Gary Wright Lori Wright Smi M %QMUl 'BaJu GeM Hom 102 Gow] Cox 7 m CJmtMJOod 2 w a EMk 2 eolifi JmuUkif) fiiulim kJ(fm EwU 'Bdk Ewui $0t SwnOA KdLuf H pftitm . . . 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'Borne Monjdft O'tome 114 % ui Hmajm 7oJJm '7cMm Iflutfui 7tof!u 'Beuuj Sfi 'Zojh 'TifiMUjU %JJuLj 115 %ke Hwl Anita Hdw (Jcold Setback tfappwu 3i ■ . . fan 'Rapvd 'Koeja Sdiman 116 $oan SmJtk 'Bmc SmJik SiuJm %mA Somll Vim Stacaf tItiU Stiotk Vom Statin 2W Stimu tf pfimu 3i M fitVU] StiWMt 2 iam StMtk 2 0l0tlu] tlUeM Stojiku Vudcdik 'Timm VoUbtri %iIL (JixMi 'Bob (Jixkeu Tiled ModA tfafpmu Si .. . %utU Mud 6lorn WkeUtOM tfbppmu di . . . SaliMoim UddwLomri Martin Mantz Ricky Morgan tz I mowmof fo vbwffoy Htrfpmu Si .. . Mott 'Tofuki Jan Rupert Billy Miller Mott JLikeh] to SvMwd Ellen Hambrick Rick Morgan jLtoJmkf Bruce Smith Sandy Jacobs Lisa Lockard Scott Davis jLookwj Joe Martin Bonny Arthur 124 'Bew) a, Smoi Sufaldcve Clou Clowiu 'Bat 'TcuoficdUtf Cutat Couple Jack Huffman Bonny Arthur Diane Stroth Melvin Cahoon Billy Miller Tisha Stroth Smou Have, 'Bay This past year many seniors donated much valuable time and effort to projects from which the entire student body benefited. The National Honor Society Members spent many hours in preparation of the school newspaper, the Hi-Times. The X-Ray staff spent their time taking pictures and gathering material for the new book. This year, thanks to the senior officers and representatives, the After Party was a huge success. Setdoi Horn 'Kook Titpwwitatujtt J. Rupert. P. Puller, D. Stroth. D. Conley. X-%Kj Sin GiAli State Row I: N. Tillis, S. Davis, P. Fuller. Editor; A. Rider. Co-Editor; S. C. Oiler. D. Conley J Rupert. P. Fuller Jacobs. G. Cox. T. Stroth. J. Essman, M. Mantz. Row 2: R. Morgan. D. Conley, M. Ftougland, B. Littlejohn, E. Hambrick. B. Smith. K. Householder, J. Rupert, L. Lockard, B. Arthur. mi '7w(fldk (fern Jic-Vum Stmjj Row I: N. Tillis, S. Davis, R. Morgan. S. Jacobs, G. Cox. Row 2: B. Arthur, B. Littlejohn. E. Hambrick. B. Smith. M. Mantz, L. Marquis. J. Essman. Through the school year the Wellston Rotary Club asks one boy and one girl each month to come to their weekly meetings. These Seniors of the Month are picked by the head of each department of the faculty and three teachers chosen by the seniors. The only exception is September, when the honor goes to the girl and boy with the highest averages in the Senior class. Rotary also helps the American Legion sponsor our students to Buckeye Girls' and Boys' States. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec. Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr. May Smou 0 the %oatk Nancy Tillis and Martin Mantz Ellen Hambrick and Scott Davis Anita Scitesand Bruce Smith Lisa Lockardand Joe Essman Becky Littlejohn and Alan Jarvis Paula Fuller and Simon Willard Sandy Jacobs and Ricky Morgan Jan Rupert and Joe Joseph Bonny Arthur and Bill Miller State Scott Davis and Martin Mantz 127 Semi Cltui Ofliceu B. Ervin. Treasurer; S. Jacobs. President: C. Manring. Secretary; B. Miller, Vice-President. ti't JiU tie 'Bewei flappitieu di Sworn Welcome by Sandy Jacobs. The Senior Class presented Class Day on May 26 for the school and for their parents. The program included several very funny skits, many well-played and well sung songs, speeches by the Valedictorian and Salutatorian, and a rather wet tribute to Mr. Phillips, Mr. Foley, and Mr. Lintala. Class Day '71 was the best ever. Martin Mantz giving Vale- Rick Morgan welcoming guests in dictorian Address. Salutatorian Address. Ellen Hambrick gives Class History. Paula Fuller gives the Class Will. Class Prophecy by Becky Littlejohn. Susie Leach singing “Country Road. 130 Bruce Smith and Maryann Hougland singing When I’m Sixty-Four. “Those Were the Days sung by Cindy Bradley and chorus. “Teach Your Children' and Cindy. by Susie Leach Smou Jimt JmdUf wdk MafUj Joftd %mouu Teachers are presenied with gifts. Benediction. 131 Mtot OnJhj find 'J ujuti . . . CommcmefU Senior Choir members singing We've Only Just Begun. Kirby Oiler gives Baccalaureate Address. AdveritimwU SPRINKLES CLEANERS Wellston Ohio Compliments of THOMAS SHOE STORE You Can Tie Our Shoes But You Can’t Beat ’em Broadway Jackson, Ohio Drinks of Taste GEM BOTTLING COMPANY Wellston, Ohio JIM’S FOODLAND South Pennsylvania Avenue Compliments of JACKSON BUILDING LOAN SAVINGS COMPANY 221 Main Street Wellston 134 Jackson Ohio ’’The Music Man99 210 Broadway Phone 286-4800 Jackson. Ohio THE FRICK-GALLAGHER MFG. CO. Compliments of H. R. COLLINS COMPANY Ohio Avenue Wellston Ohio Wellston, Ohio Compliments of PERDUE'S 5 10 Wellston Ohio Compliments of COLL AUTO SALES Your Friendly Dodge Dealer 301 Main Street Jackson Ohio Compliments of HALLEY’S IGA FOODLINER Wellston Ohio MCNALLY PITTSBURG MANUFACTURING CORPORATION Ohio Division Wellston, Ohio 135 THE MILTON BANKING COMPANY Member of F.D.I.C. Wellston, Ohio FIRST NATIONAL BANK Wellston, Ohio 45692 Compliments of HENRY’S GROCERY COMPANY INCORPORATED Jackson Ohio Home of Famous Name Brands —At Budget Prices! • Bobbie Brooks • Jeannie • Levis • Campus • General Electric • Hi Brows • Missy Mates • Fruit of Loom ■ Big Yank • Reston • Lovable • Playtex • Cannon 20 Busy Department Stores Serving Ohio DA LOCKARD INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE 17V2 South Ohio Avenue Wellston, Ohio “WHERE QUALITY, SERVICE, AND PRICE MEET’’ Phone 286-2171 Opposite Post Office Jackson Ohio 136 Compliments of GASKILL FUNERAL CHAPEL Wellston Ohio Whether you rent or you buy You pay for the house you Occupy! SLAVENS REALTY CO. INC. Jan Steele, Branch Manager Wellston Ohio Compliments of JACKSON COUNTY CABLE SERVICE Wellston Ohio Compliments of WELLSTON DRIVE-IN FEED STORE Purity Feeds—Seeds—Ice Mixing—Grinding Phone 384-2491 So. Railroad Ave. Wellston, Ohio Compliments of WARD’S DRUG STORE 17 S. Ohio Avenue Wellston Ohio Looking Forward To To-morrow and Dinner at THE COACHHOUSE Wellston Ohio Complimentsof E.E. CHAMBERS CO. Wellston Ohio Compliments of ROGER S MORTUARY Wellston Ohio Compliments of PLUMMER FORD Jackson Ohio Congratulations Class of 1971 RADIO STATION WKOV Radio 1330 Wellston, Ohio Compliments of G J AUTO PARTS Wellston Ohio Compliments of Complimentsof WELLSTON TELEGRAM Wellston Ohio ASHLAND OIL REFINING CO. Ralph D. Crabtree Complimentsof JOE S BARBER SHOP Wellston Wellston Compliments of JENKINS FUNERAL CHAPEL Complimentsof WAUGH’S SPORTING GOODS Ohio Ohio Ohio Wellston Wellston Compliments of RAY'S APPLIANCE Ohio Wellston Compliments of LEE HELEN'S RESTAURANT Ohio Wellston Compliments of CITIZENS BUILDING LOAN Ohio Wellston Compliments of LEWIS DRUGS Ohio Wellston Compliments of PAUL’S TEXACO SERVICE Ohio Wellston Compliments of BOWMAN'S FLORIST Ohio Wellston Compliments of SIMONS FUNERAL HOME Ohio 5k l -- V i With the help of the students, faculty, and administration the life and spirit of our school has been presented in this book. Even though the school life of the Class of 1971 has come to an end, we will always hold in our minds the memories of W.H.S. and in future years will be able to look in this yearbook and remember that happiness truly was being a part of Wellston High School. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Mrs. Doris Smith...............................................Photography Becky Littlejohn and Lisa Lockard.............................Copy Editors Students.............................................Purchasing of Books Patrons..............................................Financial Assistance Gary Gamble...............................................Help and Advice Mitchell Baker.....................................................Advisor The Co-Editor liilor” oollocjkito press