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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1972 volume:

'Jr i • • -Sr A X-'Ktuj mi Editoi - Smtnm WdUtofi Mujk School Co-Edtioi - lb am % £ctdtif Wellalon, OIao Introduction Administration Junior High Seventh Grade 22-26 Eighth Grade 27-32 The year 1972 is a very integral part of our lives and education. While it represents only a small part of each. The Year It Happened was a great year for all who let it be that. It had few major.' unusual happenings, but since trivialities make up the sum-total of life, so they comprise the majority of the happenings at Wellston High School. For many the year culminated a long, hard struggle. Perhaps we have reached the first terrace on the mountain of life, while the underclassmen are still climbing. The future, by definition, is uncertain; accordingly. what lies ahead is questionable. But since preparedness always pays the best dividends, we should continue as if there were a cloud cover ahead which our eyes cannot penetrate. However, in our efforts to achieve new goals and desires, it will be healthy to examine the past and reminisce upon old times. Because of this fact the 1972 X-RAY was prepared. . The staff is sure that the year’s events Shd memories are worthy of consideration. Pause, and travel through the school in 1972. The Year It Happened. Underclassmen Freshmen Sophomores Juniors Activities Seniors Advertisements Closing 34-38 29-43 44-48 33- 48 49- 96 97-122 123-133 134-136 We 2nd 7 9 In the high school play we had a brief moment to be actors in life's situations. Here, however we only reflected lives and scenes from a play which adults had written. Now it is our turn to write the lines for ourselves and the world. How well we will write these lines is unknown to all. Perhaps a blank page or a question mark would best symbolize the future in this sense. For these reasons one picture has been intentionally omitted from the yearbook—the picture that would represent you as (joa Wilt'S e ... . 10 Om 'JmJm Jiadm . . . n 'StfW off EMmMm Ralph Crabtree, Charles Ray (Pres.), Ralph McCormick. Betty Saltsman. Ralph Scott, Allen Griffith, Vaughn Huffman. Ralph McCormick Lois Hough Superintendent Secretary to Mr. McCormick 12 William Lockhart Principal John Wolfe Assistant Principal Betty Saltsman Board Clerk Sadie Ford Secy, to Mr. Lockhart George Nutt Curriculum Advisor 13 %UM Dane Heit man Sandra Nod ruff . . . and that’s Directed by: The Great Dane. Sandy playing the “pianie.” A likely group. JLwju ujc Mrs. Vorys Miss Church Mrs. Hendershott Ida Mac Crabtree 14 ihc iruth! Where did it go? M iss Lillich Doris Smith “Sectioning in mech. drawing. Sfukttmi tit Tom Baker Joe Conger Horn Sc. Then Little Red Ridinghood said . . . 15 Another exciting High School Bowl So what’s new. Brian? The “Fish Lover fights for justice Jean Needham Smiley Sally shows the way. Mitchell Baker 16 Tell us how, Mr. Dunn. science invigorating? Big E strikes again Business class hard at work. Determining the index of refraction for water. Now Boys, it’s like this. Scmot md %oJk William Dunn Don Walton Jim Sheets Pat Hendershott Ed Ruth ? i Brenda Weber 7bfmi EdwwJioti Nancy Kibler Mark Mullen 17 Special Sewitu Marlha Fraley Roselin Dcinzcr Ron Deremer John Adkins Robert Staggs Eleanor Essman John Albert Ruth Davis Popcorn .... and Big John?!?! Librarians take a break. THIS is a study hall?? Patsy Greathouse Donna Kisor 18 Marilyn Brady, Linda Roberts, Barbara McKinniss, Catherine Mclvina Burke. Lydian Walburn. Helen Scott (Supervisor). McCorklc. I CooU CModwa Paul Conger. Edward Saltsman Harold Waugh. Taft Davis. 11m!u Jotfoum Look. Ma. no cavities!! According to this report, dear, it must he the crest. 20 Me Mm corduroy crawlers visits from the tooth fairy sand box battles finger paints rhythm bands graham crackers and milk (with collapsible straws) cowboys and Indians hide and seek bicycles with training wheels recess hot peppers and double dutch bubble gum in your hair doing the twist going to Teen Town for the first time 7th grade geography slumber parties more Teen Town privileges the hopes of high school I Iva Bush Rita Campbell Randy Cardwell Sue Castor Kevin Cheatwood Peggy Chevalier Linda Church Mark Collins Marty Conley Doug Conger Roger Compston Jamie Coon Tami Cox David Darling Ezra Darnell r ' Darlene Davis Mary Davis Rhonda Davis Sue Adams Richie Arthur Vicki Arthur Mark Beatty Jeff Beekman Bobby Bennett Greg Bishop Sheri Border Jeff Brady Anthony Burke R. Huiihison. Secy.; D. Darling. V. Pres.; D. Gill. Pres.; J. Kessler. Treas. 22 Chris Deck Terry Dixon Bruce Downard Karen Drummond Judy Duffy liddie Ellison Pam Essman Bobbi Jo Ervin Judy Ewing Connie Exline John Exlinc Donna Fannin Tom Fannin Vangia Farley Randy Faught Jeff Fraley Barbara Lou Frisby Beth Fuller Debbie Gill Bobby Gill Aria Gilliland Elaine Grant Virgil Green Janice Halterman Jo Ellen Handly Mark Harper Jerry Harrison Dianna Henry Barry Henry Randy Henry Scott Henry Kelly Hill Kenny Hixon Christine Hollingshcad James Hollingshcad Jim Hollingshcad Mary Hollingshcad Glenn House Thomas Howell Mike Hulbcrt Randy Hutchison Isaac Jarvis Sherry Jarvis Tim Jarvis Tom Jarvis Twila Jarvis Amber Jayjohn Carlene Jeffries Debbie Jenkins Jeff Jenkins Mark Jenkins Donald Jones Debbie Keating Jimmy Kessler Melanie Kibler Dale King Donna King Harold King Roger King Billy Lee Linda Long Harold Marks Danny McClellan 23 Anthony McKee Kathy McManis Craig Midkiff Miles Montgomery Pat Moore Mike Morrow Julie Nigh Debbie Ousley Roxann Ousley Kathy Parker Debbie Patton Donald Patton Donna Perkins Pam Perkins Steve Ray Ray Rife Debbie Roach Buddy Robinson Rand Royster Mark Saltsman Debbie Savage Sharon Savage Carolyn Sexton Gorganna Shifflet John Shriver Connie Skinner Minnie Skinner Cathy Jane Smith Granville Smith Jamie Snider Janice Spearry Leon Spearry Kathy Specht Kim Staten Kathy Stephenson Randy Taynor Mark Thompson Nancy Thorne Gary Tribbv Peggy Tribby Carol Triplett Wanda Trivette John Trospcr Jody Vickers Clifford Vititoe Janet Vititoe Candy West Carol Wells Barbara Williams Ethel Williams Mark Williams Marsha Winters Lisa Wolfe Mike Woods Thresa Wright Tammy Wyckoff 24 Pool shark Hey there, big boy! Call us anytime!! 25 $moi Jiujk OimlwlMi 26 Our Rockets tangle with Jackson. $imot Jiujk Jootkll t Jem 'BadjceM Row I: K. Patterson, R Trospcr. S. Arnold. R Peoples, P. Rupert. M. Hanes. Row 2: J. Henry. D. Milliken. S. May, A. Davis. Row 3: R. Estep, P. Boggs. B. Walton. J. Tripplett. JLmnwi Row I: D. Milliken. J. Marquis, R. Phillips. K. Hively. J. Davis. J. Henry, T. Ouslcy, B. Lambert. B. Luster. Row 2 B Walton G. Grant, J. Tripplett, E. Milliken. R. Brooks. B. Jayjohn, R. Estep, L. Lambert, C. Denney, P. McCarter, P. Boggs. SzotnJk Gudz 'BaAdaJl Jzm Row I: T Burke. R Hudson. M. Collins. M. Jenkins. R Ousley. M. Conley. Row 2: R. Arthurs, G Bishop. M. Arthur. B. Downard. R Royster, M. Thompson. J. Trosper. P. Boggs. Eujhth GwAz Row I: R. Trosper. D. Dickerson. D. Argahright. J. Henry. P. Rupert. J. Derrow. J. Soudcrs. B Holzapfel. Row 2: D. Swonger. S. Arnold. B Wilson. T. McKinniss. T. Gill. R Peoples. J. Robb. P Dickerson, J. Conger. Jeff streaks toward the finish! Terry wins the 220! 28 Randy Peoples clears the bar! Peoples displays his outstanding pole vaulting. These members, teachers, and coaches were involved with Wcllston's Special Olympics held at Pcden Stadium in Athens. Go, McCarter!! L SSMt' Deck rounds the bend! Sfeacd OkfMptu Row I: M. Fraley, G. Smith, D. Clarkson, J. Jenkins, A. Brown, D. King. R. Booth. Row 2: M. Skeens, G. Miller, V. Green, N. Singer, E. Darnell, K. Leach, A. Wood. T. Spearry. R. Wright, L. Murray, B. Frisby, C. Wells. 29 Doug Angles Dean Argabright Justin Argabright Steve Arnold Ray Barnett Robin Barnett Brad Border Cindy Campbell Randy Camink Gordon Cardwell Row I: P. Frankhouser. Treas.; T. Gcttles, Sccy. Row 2: D Swonger, Pres.; L. Lambert, v Pres. It's hard to believe these timid first graders will become the “Spirit of ’76”. Bill Case Janice Case Kathy Cheatwood Lori Cheatwood Rick Clark Diana Coy Faye Curtis Kathy Dakin Jimmy Davis Frank Deck Kristy Denny Jimmy Dcrrow Dick Dickerson Phillip Dickerson Teena Dickson Cindy Downard Mike Fanes Cathy Edwards Vickie Edwards Kenny Ervin 30 Julie Evans Lori Exline Jean Ann Fain Paul Floyd Patty Frankhouscr Judy Gastin Teresa Gettles Terry Gill Judy Gillespie Gary Grant Melanie Gregory Ernie Haynes Elba Heilman Tamra Helm Bob Henry Jerry Henry Kathi Holtz Kay House Barbara Hubbard Tina Hunter Lori Jarvis Billy Jayjohn Ronnie Jones Cheryl Leach Mary Leach Tammy Leach Bill Lester Robert Linton Lila Littlejohn Susan Lockard Pam Loudner Tami Massie Connie Matteson John Matthews Brenda Mays Karen McCarley Julia McCarter Paul McCarter Mary McKee Terry McKinniss Jodi McClenn Jean Ann McWilliams Got 'cha!! Isn’t he dizzy yet?! 31 Linda Mercer Dale Milliken Dean Milliken Toni Morrow Connie Mu I hem Sue Nichols Joyce Norton Jennifer Oda Kevin Oiler Debbie Ousley Patty Ousley Pam Palmer Donna Peoples Randy Peoples Jim Perry Carla Peters Teresa Peters Roger Remy Toni Rider’ Kim Ridge Jeff Robb Jennifer Roberts Kirk Saltsman Carol Shriver Jay Souders Jimmy Souders John Souders Mark Souders Gloria Spearry Beth Starkey Brenda Starkey Jeff Staten Kathy Stevens Greg Stewart David Swonger Ruth Taylor Brenda Tilley Ronnie Trosper Steve Ward Cathy Watters Kenny Welsh Bill White David Williams Vickie Williams Bobbie Willis Martha Willis Bobby Wilson Lori Wright Danny Yates Lou Ann Yates Randy Stewart 32 33 April Adams Bobby Allen Tom Appledorn Tessie Baker Paul Bales Philip Bal er Tami Balzer Danny Bartlett Debbie Bartlett John Bennett Randy Bishop Ricky Bishop Sabrina Bishop Steve Bowen Brenda Brady Mary Brenner Brenda Brewer Gene Brewer Rick Burke Linda Cahoon Anita Cartwright Jewell Cash Judy Castle Gary Cline 34 Doug Collins Caths Conger Michelle Corvin Martha Cox Debbie Crabtree Valleri Crabtree Mike Cupp Howard Curtis Don Dalton Carolyn Davis Cathy Davis Howard DeLong Dinah Dixon Mike Downard Scott Downard John Dun fee Dave Kanes Jerry Fmmert Diane Estep Pam Ewing Robert Ewing Thomas Ewing Billy Exlinc Kristy Fain Milan Fain Paul Earleigh Patty Farley Pauletta East Jon Fedash Mark Fox Mike Fraley Dick Frick Eva Frisbee Hazel Frisby Cindy Ghcaring Joy Gillespie 35 Please, not now! Do ii. Creature!! Stephanie Gillespie Dick Gilliland Keith Gilliland Kyle Gilliland I.inda Gilliland Lulabelle Gilliland Connie Grant Robin Griffith Denise Hambrick Scott Hamer Mavis Hamilton Mary Ann Harper Susan Hayth Keith Henry Tom Hollingshead Clifford Hooper Charles Hudson Earl Ireland Hope Ireland Don Jarvis Sherry Jayjohn Cindy Jaynes Mary Jeffries Mary Jane Johnson 36 Mike Johnson Millis Johnson Venus Johnson Jennifer Jolly Joyce Jones Lisa Jones Carolyn Kihhy Mike Lackey Ronnie Lambcrl David Libby Shirley Linton Chip Lockard Homeroom Representatives Roger Long Randi Lucus Tom Madison Bobby Martin Nancy Martin Rick McCarley Darrell McClellan Naomi McCormick Rhonda McDonald Brian McKinniss Charley Milliken Debbie Mulhern Greg Nappcr Cheryl Norton Tony Osborne Steve Osborne Mike Oths Rick Ousley 37 Linda Parsons Suzy Patterson Susan Peoples Tony Perdue Wcsly Perry Kenny Perkins Dean Phillips Greg Phillips Kim Phillips Randy Phillips Dennis Pierce Randy Pittenger Luanne Poling Peggy Potts Barbara Pugh Herbie Pugh Kathy Ramsey Kent Saylor Anthony Scitcs Sheila Seymore Rhonda Shook Bruce Smith Cindy Souders Bill Sorrells Pam Spellman Tim Speraw Cindy Sprinkles Tanja Spurlock Sherri Stevens Steve Stewart Pat Taylor Mary Tilly Bill Tolbert Teresa Waldren Joan White Diane Whitmore Linda Williams Mary Williams John Willis Danette Wright David Kelly Bonnie Wyckoff Cynthia Wyckoff Brenda Yates Judy Zimmerman Wayne Zinn Leon Smith 38 Billy Allen Joe Argabright Charlie Arnold Margaret Arthur Steve Arthur Rickie Baisden Jewel Baker Boh Bethel Fred Bicrhup Kathy Bishop Lula Black John Brewer Marilyn Brokaw Dave Brown Frank Brown Tillie Brown Marcella Browning John Buckley Curtis Cardwell Steve Carman Vanessa Case Mary Church Eric Colley Linda Colley Left to right: K. McCumber, Vice President; C. Jolly. Secretary-Treasurer; R. Holzapfei. President. 39 Debbie Collins Brenda Compston Cathy Coon Angela Corvin Cheryl Cox Lora Davis Marcie Davis Bob Denny Dickerson Cheryl Dillenger Phyllis Dillon Lori Douglas Cheryl Downurd James Downard Jerry Downard Tommy Downard Rhonda Edwards Eila Ervin Terry Ervin Ronald Ewing Cathy Taught Michelle Linn Jane Fitch Scott Ford Elizabeth Gant Melinda Gettles Terri Gettles Jeri Gill Janice Gillespie Larry Grant Homeroom Representatives Good ole W.H.S. 40 Handsome lad. huh?!! Vicki Gray Bonnie Harrison Pam Heading Vicki Henry Wayne Henry Robert Hill ' Jim Hollingshead Richard Hollingshead Rex Hol .apfel Kathy House Anita Howell Tony Hutchison Chuck Ingalls Lesia Jeffries Floyd Jenkins Jackie Jenkins Steve Jenkins Carleen Jolly Kelvin Jolly David Kcllv Jill Kibler' Doug Kinder Chuck King Mary Ann Kisor 41 Mclods kisor Dale I.each Roger Leach Lddie I css is Donnas Littlejohn Jim Long Barbara Mahle Micky Manring Tim Martin Doug Mather Salome McCarter Greg McCormick Kim McCumber Terrs MeGinniss Dave Mckinniss Mike Mckinniss Is this the trail to anything l ife offers? Danny McManus Jim McWhorter Ronald Meacham Martha Meade Tim Mercer Norma Morcll Diane Morgan Tilton Mullins Jon Napper Bobbi Jo Nichols Jackie Nye Joy Norris But sve don't sell that hard stuff! Looks like Jughead turned back the clock! 42 Gail Norton Mitzi Norton Terry Norton Linda Ousley Herbert Owrey Sharon Patton Innis Perry Einon Plummer Kenny Powell Kathy Preston Becky Ray Billy Remy Linda Robinson Keith Ruckle Tim Saltsman Don Savage Debbie Shook Randy Simmons Becky Sirback Corinthia Smith Jere Stansberry Shelley Stevens Roger Stephenson Carole Stewart Mike Stewart Bill Taylor Linda Trace Rhonda Trace Jay Tribby Teresa Triplett Penny Turvey Robert Trivcy Trent Vickers Forrest Vititoe Kenneth Vittitoe Brad Walburn Karen Waldron Keith Walton Steve Walton Marilyn Ward 43 Bill Albright Rick Angles Alan Arthur Jane Arthur Melody Barr Pam Bartlett Debbie Blankenship Russell Bishop Terry Branduu Tom Brenner Linda Brewer Margie Brown Left to Right: A. Arthur. V-Pres.: B Householder. Treas.; R. Angles. Secy. Martha Buckley Larry Cartwright Virginia Castor Mark Chevalier Karen Christner Helen Colley Denise Coon Robert Corvin Melody Davis John Davis Joyce Davis Larry Dixon 44 Danny Doles Steve Downard Randy Duffy Keith Dye Susie Emmert Rick Fa ugh t Lynn Fedash Edward Formyduval Clara Fox Willie Fox Pam Fraley Jennifer Gnearing Christy Gilliland Patty Gilliland Barbara Gohen Ralph Gueltig Paige Hambrick Susan Haynes Debbie Henry Rick Henry Jim Hogan Carolyn Holtz Bob Householder Vickie Howell “Amazing Grace ' and “Char Woman 45 Terry Hunter Joyce Hutchison Mary Ingalls Grace Jeffries Lynn Johnson Randy Jones Roger Kelly Susan Kemp Julie Kibler Richard Kisor Kathy King Patsy Leach Sharon Little Paul Loudermilk Sharon Little Pam Marsh Eddie Martin Steve Martin Mary Carol Martindill Debbie Massie Carla Mattcson Charlie Matthews Brenda Melvin Polly Miller Homeroom Representatives 46 Chris House Linda Monk Randy Mullins Sara Carper Napper Pam Osborne Richard Owrey Charlotte Patterson Tim Patton Rick Perkins Chuck Phillips Terry Lynn Preston Su anna Price Robert Pugh Dianna Radcliffe John Rawlins Martha Rhodes Carman Rider Joe Rife Jim Rupert Terry Salyes Debbie Scharfenbarger Willetta Scites Mark Silcott Kathy Smith Tami Snider Lynn Sorrells Debbie Souders Dave Souders 47 Donna Souders Sandy S pc raw Janie Sprinkles Lucretia Staten Coy Fred Taylor Beverly Tilley Vicki Tipton Barbara Tolbert Doug Triplett Dick Walker Glenn Ward Danny Waugh Warren Waugh Patricia Wells Dennis Whetstone Paul Wilbur Dave Williams Earl Williams Roger Williams Wendy Willis Sally Wilson Robin Winsborough Roger Woodruff Charlie Wyckoff Anita Yates Rick Young 48 Erwin Torrico Randy W'arrington k e 7 d track meets MY FAIR LADY band concerts Jughead Record Hop chorus sings Rotary Scholastic Banquet ball games Tri-Hi-Y initiation girls’ intramurals Student Council meetings science experiments term papers Mary (Teny) Patterson. Dana McCarley. Becky Merrill. Kim McCumber (Sophomore). Janie Sprinkles (Junior), Brenda Brady (Freshman). Q.um S(mi WoJlim UiuIwJmm Smoi Homcomtuj toloUA %(j MoM Rick and Carolyn “get into the music. Blue Sanctum provide the music. Danny and Teny prefer a slower pace. Jeff escorts Queen Sheree. 51 B. Montgomery, S. Dixon, L. Hutchison, M. Taylor, D. McCarley. 772 Apple atml Corni AuetiAtti $ mt Jmd Gvdi State 52 jLtiwwm Row I: Mrs. Essman, K. Sickles, D. Bartlelt.G. Frey. M Brown, S. Marsh. D. Greathouse. Mrs. Greathouse. Row 2: T. Helm, D. Lockard. P. Loudermilk. Jutm CM C. Johnson, J. Kibler, B. Ray. B. Brady, J. Fcasel. B. Montgomery. jitcJik 'J md Row I: S. Gill. J. Perkins Row 2: M. Taylor. A. Willis. Row 3: Mr. Staggs. A. Hulbert. Row I: S. Hmmcrt, A. Willis, S. Gill. D. Greathouse. D. McCarley, V. Dye. L. Hutchison. G. Frvin. N. Motley. M. Taylor. G. Loudermilk, L. Fedash. Row 2: D. Souders. S. Haynes, M. Barr. J. Kibler. S. Walburn. P. Miller. C. Rider. D. Souders. A. Yates. B Montgomery. P. Osburnc. Mrs. Conley. Row 3: S. Whalen, T. Snider. P. Dickerson, J. Ghearing, J. Sprinkles. J. Feasel. S. Kemp. H. Colley, C. Matteson, C. Holtz. J. McTurner. Row 4: M. Martin. D. Darling. D. Radcliffe, K. Christner. J. Trace. J. Mayhew. S. Marsh. L. Fuller. M. Martindill, S. Dixon, P. Marsh. Row 5: S. Price. D. Scharfcnbcrger. J. Hutchison. T. Preston, D. Williams. C. Johnson, K. McPhcters, S. Little, P. Hambrick, L. Sorrell. W. Scites. Mr. Lintala judged the tricycle races during Tri-Hi-Y initiation. New and old members enjoy readings during the annual induction. Refreshments were served following induction ceremonies. Rick Angles was crowned Jughead King at the Jughead Record Hop. Jorji and David enjoy the music at the dance. Tri-Hi-Y also sponsors the Homecoming, which highlights fall activities. 54 Shut tld Row I: C. Downard, L. Black. J. Trace, B. Nichols, M. Taylor. C. Loudermilk, J. Channel. L. Cartwright, M. McKinniss, R. Brewer, Mr. Smith. Row 2: Mr. Lintala, K. Owsley, G. Riddle, K. Leach, P. Phillips. Ha jhJko'ihood tfoiA tonJfi Row I: J. Feasel, V. Dye, M. Brown. G. Frey. Row 2: B. Albright, L. Cartwright, R. Kelly, D. Dailey. 55 Stdmt Comal Row 1: J. Gilliland. J. Schriver, S. Ray. B. Ervin. S. Jarvis. D. Palton. K. Ridge. K. McCarley, P. Potts. Row 2: D. Swonger. D. MeCarlcy. S. Walburn. T. Patterson. C. Cox. J. Norris. D. Souders, G. Jeffries. T. Hunter, C. Patterson, B. Brady. Mr. Lintala. Row 3: E. Plummer. A. Hulbcrt, K. Preston. R. McKinniss. D. Settles. R McCarley. T. McKinniss, P. Hambrick. B. Tolbert. D. Hambrick. Our President and Advisor at the Sadie Haw kin's Dance. V elision and Bexley Student Councils joint project. Veteran's Day Assembly speaker was from the American Legion. “Woodquilt furnished the sounds for the Sadie Hawkin's Dance. Candidates await their speeches at the Council's Election Assembly. 56 fli-Vuna SfaK Row 1: B. Montgomery. Row 2: L. Fedush. A. Willis, V. Dye. P. Dickerson Row 3: T. Patterson, S. Walburn. J. MeTurner. C. Patterson, P. Miller. G. Jeffries, P. Dickerson, Mrs. Tipton, J. Norris. C. Cox. J. Feasel. S. Marsh. G. Frvin, D. Darling. D. Greathouse, 1 Fuller. M. Martin. EdotM Kath Pittcnger JHA Row I: B. Melvin. G. Jeffries, V. Henry. V. Gray. P Kisor, P. Miller. C. Milliken. V. Tipton. J. Davis. Row 2: Miss Lillich, B. Nichols, L. Sorrell. C. House. S. Lillie. B. Tilley. C. Johnson. K. McPheters, D. Callahan. D Radcliffe. I) O'Connor. T. Snider. Row 3: C. Mattcson. P. Osborne. C. Smith. J Fitch. L. Hildenbrand. J. Stansberry. A. Peoples. B Harrison. B. Sirback. J H A Ojlcceu C. Milliken, P. Miller. B. Melvin, P. Kisor (Pres.), V. Henry. J. Davis. V. Gray. V. Tipton. 57 %cuLu)mI tfmi Society D. Greathouse. V. Dye. B Heiser. L. Fuller. R. Barnhouse. G. Ervin, S. Walburn. D. McCarley, Mr. Dunn (Advisor). D. Ray. T. Patterson. D. Lockard. M. Taylor. J. Simmons. S. Marsh. The National Honor Society is an organization comprised of students who display outstanding qualities in scholarship, leadership, character, and service. These members, who must maintain at least an 85 average, are selected by the faculty on secret ballot. Quite unique from services in the past, this year's induction had a completely new program as the old members went into the audience to call up the new members. Afterwards, a reception was held in the cafeteria. As the name would indicate, it is indeed an honor to gain admittance into this nation-wide society, and it is hoped that all new members will live up to their expectations. Hew Semi %emJeM Row I: A. Willis, S. Gill. K. Pittcngcr. Row 2: L. Hutchison. D. Settles. T. Stewart. The new members’ names were kept secret until they Miss Lillich serves the punch. 58 % y S Sductm Lisa Fuller, President, presides over the ceremony. New members sign the register. members Everyone Wel's. D. So Martin, p dvisor). 'Crs J. Kible, •itmbrick, p ers°n. J. Ghe; nstner. D Smoi tko ui How I: M. Norman, G. Ervin. B. Montgomery. S. Price. P. Dickerson. D Libby. R. laught. M. Johnson. T. Malteson. T. Patterson. R Winsborough, D. Souders. B. Pugh. P. Hinton. Row 2: I.. Puller. J. McTurner. P Hambrick, M. Getlles. J. Kibler, M. Kisor. T. Downard. M. McKinniss. R. Bishop. B. Brady. L. Poling, L. Jones, K. Phillips. V. Dye. T. Triplctt. D. Darling. Row 3: S. Gill, J. Hutchison. V. Crabtree. D. Hambrick, D. McKinniss. R Frick. R. Woodruff. T. Osborne. H. Curtis. D. Dixon. W. Willis, P. Heading. N. Motley. J. Mayhew. J. Feasel. Row 4: J. Kibler. P. Fraley. L. McCoy. J. Trace. K. Preston, E. Plummer. J. Hinton. T. Scites. G. Buckley. B. Pugh, S. Carper. L. Hutchison, P. Marsh. S. Marsh. B. Tolbert. Choir rehearses sixth period. The Wellston High School Senior Choir, under the fine direction of Sandra Nodruff, had another productive year which began with the Veterans’ Day Program. The Senior and Junior Choirs combined their talents to present the annual community Christmas Program. The Senior Choir also performed a Christmas Sing for the Rotarians, who rewarded them by presenting S200 to be used toward the purchase of new robes. A group of choir personnel also caroled the area rest homes. Many choir members took part in the Rotary Minstrel and the school play. The climax of the year was the annual Spring Sing. This performance shows the choir's ability to sing many types and moods of music. 60 Veterans Day assembly performance Senior Choir provides Rolarians with an enjoyable after-dinner program. Ckuitmi H7f Senior girls sing Ring Those Christmas Bells Senior Choir begins with candelight processional SfUtUj SofUj Senior Choir in concert Junior Choir gives enjoyable performance. Junior and Senior Choirs combine. Girls Ensemble sings Cruel War' Boys' Ensemble Plus Two performs American Gothic . Senior Choir's Popular Potpourri . 62 Wdltion, %(wd[W) 'Rockdi The Wellston Marching Rockets began their season way back in the summer of'71 by attending band camp at Rio Grande. After trudging through this ordeal (each member marching an average of 90 miles that week!), the band returned to Wellston to spend many rehearsal hours on the home football field. But the hard work was worth it; the WHS Marching Rockets, through their fine precision marching, maintained their title as the greatest band in Southeastern Ohio! Mr. Heitzman and the band rounded out the year by marching in the Levy Day, Halloween, Christmas, Baseball, Memorial Day, and Apple Festival parades. Head htajotetie Shern Wadxm MeMoa Hctjh School %(hjowttu Row I: C. Cox. C. Fuughi, S. Walburn, M. Meade. D. Collins. Row 2: M. Taylor. K. Preston. T. Preston, J. Mayhew. Smoi '2 uuL IrflmJm Row I: S. Walburn, D. Greathouse. V. Dye, K. Pittenger, D. Darling. L. Henneman, N. Motley, J. Perkins. M. Taylor. Row 2: A. Willis, P. Kisor, C. Spires. D. Mather. C. Potts. M. Martin. G. Ervin, S. Gill. B. Montgomery. Row 3: J. Simmons. M. Colley, L. Hutchison. D. Starkey, R. Barnhousc. P. Robb. J. Mayhew, D. Ray, A. Hulbert. L. Fuller. D. McCarley, S. Marsh. Row 4: D. Heitzman (Conductor), T. Meade. 7tp Row I: M. Martin. D. Greathouse, V. Dye, K. Pittenger. Row 2: P. Brown, L. Hutchison. B. Brady, S. Gillespie. P. Robb. K. Preston, S. Heading. M. Martindill, G. Ervin. D. Littlejohn, T. Downard. P. Emmerl, B. Ray, D. McKinniss, L. Fuller, D. McCarley. Row 4: K. Hambrick, K. Christner, D. Ray, L. Davis. Row 3: S. Downard. D. Dye, T. Meade, M. Barr. W.H.S. totmi 'Bmd The Wellston High School Concert Band once again outdid themselves by presenting their finest concert performances to date. In March the Senior Band presented the annual “Pop” Appreciation Concert. On May 14, the Junior, Intermediate, and Senior Bands, all under the excellent direction of Dane Heitzman, combined their talents in the 44th Annual Band Concert. The Senior Band displayed their virtuosity by playing the most difficult music ever attempted by the WHS Band. Congratulations, Mr. Heitzman and band members, for a superb job! Past members join band for “Swinging on Parade . Mr. Heitzman introduces Killian . Camptown Basses ! 66 AmmL Sputuj Comti Intermediate Band performs well. Theme from “Summer of ’42”. Large crowd listens attentively to “Suite for Military Band . 67 Clarinets display their talents. Conduction of “Jubilance”. MY FAIR LADY CAST IN ORDER OF APPEARANCE MRS. EYNSFORD-HILL ... ELIZA DOOLITTLE ... FREDDY EYNSFORD-HILL COLONEL PICKERING ... A BY STANDER........ HENRY HIGGINS_______ SELSEY MAN ........ HOXTON MAN _________ ANOTHER BYSTANDER . FIRST COCKNEY....... SECOND COCKNEY ..... THIRD COCKNEY....... FOURTH COCKNEY ..... BARTENDER .......... HARRY .............. JAMIE .............. ALFRED P. DOOLITTLE . MRS. PEARCE......... MRS. HOPKINS........ ... Dana McCarley Lee Ann Hutchison ... Mike McKinniss _____Tony Meade _______Tom Helm ____Tom Downard _____Dick Walker ... Danny Lockard ___Barbara Pugh _____Bobby Allen ________ Bob Pugh _____Rick Faught Valleri Crabtree Roger Barnhouse _____ Rick Faught _____Dick Walker Dave McKinniss ... Debbie Darling .. Valleri Crabtree BUTLER____________________________Tom Helm MRS. HIGGINS..................Kathy Pittenger CHAUFFEUR ____________________John Rawlins LORD BOXINGTON _______________ Danny Lockard LADY BOXINGTON----------------Sharon Dixon CONSTABLE -------------------- John Rawlins FLOWER GIRL __________________ Barbara Pugh ZOLTAN KARPATHY................... Bob Pugh QUEEN OF TRANSYLVANIA_____Dianne Greathouse BUSKERS—Debbie Darling. Dinah Dixon, Sheree Wal-burn, Bobby Allen. CHORUS—George Buckley. Linda Cahoon, Valerie Dye. Gretchen Ervin. Steph Gill, Denise Ham-brick, Paige Hambrick, Pam Heading, Bruce Heiser, Lisa Jones. Julia Kibler, Greg Lewis. Susan Marsh, Nancy Martin, Jackie Mayhew, Ray McKinniss. Betsy Montgomery, Kathy Ramsey, Kathy Sickles, Bill Dunn. 68 There they are again, lining up to run.” at the Ascot Races. 69 The Servants' Chorus keep things tidy Alfred P. Doolittle and friends add a comic touch. I've grown accustomed to her face. Henry is bringing a flower girl to Ascot?! Get me to the church on time!!” My Fair Lady is a smashing success! Freddy expresses his deep affections for Eliza. 71 fiurni - Smoi IV2 Lee Ann. accompanied by Gretchcn. sings “Till There Was You . “Do you think I should? Carol grooves to the beat. The Blue Sanctum provide 72 OU Juldomd JLout Som Paige plays a beautiful piano fantasia. arrangement of “Love Story”. Vicki Tipton sings “Bridge Over Troubled Water”. Taking a break. Everyone comes sharply dressed. 73 Afa 7 atq Get 9t Oft Yum, yum. What good hot dogs! The dancers take it slow and easy. Time out for a friendly chat. Take a break and rest your feet. Hoimj Sckolm Each year the Wellston Rotary Club honors WHS scholars by inviting them to the annual Rotary Scholarship Banquet. The students attending this banquet must maintain an average of 93 or above for the entire school year. This year’s banquet was held on May 24. Following the usual laughter, fellowship, and tasty meal. Professor Sam Smith, of Rio Grande College, delivered the speech. Our scholars feel it is certainly a great privilege to attend this banquet. Sckolm Row I: S. Downard. T. Preston. W, Willis, J. Kibler. Row 2: P. Marsh. P. Wells, J. Ghearing, K. Christner. P, Hambrick, Sopkomow Sckolm Row I: C. Faught. T. Gettles, C. Cox. P. Dickerson. Row 2: V. Howe. P. Ganz. J. Norris. Row 3: L. Ousley. S. Patton, J. Stansberry. Row 4: P. Dillon. R Ray. L. Davis, J. Kibler. 'Jmknm Sckolm Row 1: J. Gillespie, S. Patterson. L. Gilliland. Row 2: V. Crabtree, P. Fast. D. Hambrick. Row 3: H. Pugh. C. Milliken, C. Lockard. M. Oths. 75 AnmL SdolMtkp 'j Mftrt Lisa welcomes guests. The Annual Scholarship Banquet was held in the High School cafeteria May 12, 1972. The speaker for the evening was Harry Browne Reese, formerly of Wellston. Following the meal, the top students of each class were honored along with the National Honor Society members and those students taking the Ohio Tests of Scholastic Achievement. Mr. Lockhart then presented the Valedictory and Salutatory trophies to Richard Ray and Dianne Greathouse respectively. Entertainment was provided by the students and an enjoyable time was had by all. Carolyn Zinn sings “People , accompanied by Paige Hambrick. Teny. Susan. Lee Ann. and Gretchen sing a folk medley. Debby gives a reading. Everyone enjoys Ihe meal. •k. C H. Reese gives an inspiring (alk. 76 7of Trn Jwilwm Valleri Crabtree Charlie Milliken Mike Oths Denise Hambrick Pauletta Fast 7of }m SopkotM'tM Elizabeth Ganz Joy Norris Anita Howe Terri Gettles Lora Davis Top Just fluMOU Paige Hambrick Karen Christner Jennifer Ghearing Julie Kibler George Mapes 77 WoM StutiMe, Paige Hambrick Paige Hambrick and Donna Souders 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 Wellston Rotary Club. Donna Souders (oi tiJ.H.S. Debby Darling won the state and local 4-H Safety Speaking Contest. She then went to Chicago and participated in the National Safety Speaking Contest. The title of her award-winning speech was “Buckle-up for Safety . Dick Ray attended the Youth Conference for Peace in November. He won this trip to Chicago by placing very high on a test measuring scientific ability. He attended a series of lectures on the future role of nuclear energy for humanitarian reasons. Teny Patterson was a NMSQT Finalist. This places her in the top half percent of high school seniors in the United States. This is the first time that all three of these honors have come to Wellston the same year. Debby Darling Dick Ray ScJwkuJwf) e4i Tirnh T. Gcltles—Biology—Hon. Mention. District. Div. II D. Hambrick—Algebra I—13th. District, Div. II M.Oths—Algebra I—5th. District. Div. II. H.M.. State. Div. II T. Downard—Geometry—Hon. Mention. District. Div. II R. Ray—Geometry—Hon. Mention. District, Div. II P. Gan —Geometry—17th. District. Div. II K. Christncr—Am. History—20th. District. Div. II J. Kibler—Am History—14th. District. Div. II K. Gilliland—Eng. 9—Hon. Mention. District. Div. II S. Patterson—Eng. 9—16th. District. Div. II P. Hambrick—Eng. II — 19th. District. Div. II J. O'Leary—Eng 12—17th. District. Div. II D. Ray—Soc. Studies—10th. District. 15th. State. Div. II. 6th, District. Regardless of Classification 78 Teny Patterson AmmI Awwii 7) u Boh Williams. Gary Cline. Kenney Perkins, and James Hogan display their bluc-rihbon Industrial Arts projects. Dave McKinniss, Lisa Jones, and Ricky McCarley earned high ratings at the State Science Fair. Denise. Patty, and Vicki receive Home Ec. awards. Scott Ford. Harold Ireland. Howard Delong. Charles Wycoff, and Tom Clark show their award-winning exhibits. The annual Award's Day Assembly was held Thursday, May 25, at 2:00 p.m. Awards given on this day include the following: band awards, chorus awards, library awards, home economic awards, girls' intramurals awards, P.E. awards, and other special awards. Seniors who will receive scholarships are also recognized. Steph Gill and Amy Hulbert each received a SI00 scholarship from the Jackson County Mental Health Board. Each year. Mrs. Chandler awards a deserving senior S100 to further his education. This year’s winner was Teny Patterson. Art awards are presented to Ruth. Dianne, and Maggie. 79 Dianne Greathouse receives scholarship to Nationwide Beauty Academy. Kathy Pittenger receives desk lamp as editor’s gift. Teny Patterson receives check for SI00 from Mrs. Gladys Chandler. Jeff Simmons receives American Mathmatical Association award. Dick Ray receives Valedictory trophy. Dana McCarlcy receives Nationwide Insurance Commercial award. 80 (JaMiJjj JoothaU CkwlvulzM ow l: M. Rhodes. J. McTurner. M. Norman. Row 2: J. Trace. Row 3: P. Dickerson Spectators watch the game. Farewell to our Sr. basketball stars. (JaucUf Clwihdm Row I: W. Scites, S. Marsh, J. Sprinkles, J. Trace. Row 2: B. Montgomery, P. Miller. S. Walburn. 'Rtwwt Ckmlrndzu Row 1: D. Collins. P. Ganz. Row 2: P. Dickerson. C. Faughl. K. McCumber. 83 Row 1: T. Stewart, R. Wright. K. Leach, W. Fox, E. Colley, J. Tribby, B. Howell, B. Lintala (Coach). Row 2: J. Jenkins, E. Martin, A. Arthur, R. Woodruff, D. Mather, R. Hatten. Row 3: T. Baker (Coach), S. Jenkins, L. Dixon. R. Zimmerman, J. Hogan, R. McKinniss, M. Compston, R. Gueltig. J. Cline, R. Argabright, D. Settles, M. Mullins (Coach). Smdoud DATE OPPONENT WE THEY Sept. 10 Vinton County 52 6 Sept. 17 Portsmouth ND 0 12 Sept. 24 Meigs 0 38 Oct. 1 Logan 14 38 Oct. 8 Gallipolis 8 34 Oct. 15 Ironton 12 56 Oct. 22 Jackson 20 29 Oct. 29 Waverly 6 14 Nov. 5 Athens 12 52 Nov. 12 Oak Hill 7 20 Tinker goes in for the touchdown! Rockets line up for the next play. Jwkmti JootUi V'em Row I: W. Perry. T. Matteson, G. Phillips, M. Fox. J. Lockhart. A. R. Long. P. Hendershott (Coach). K. Saylor (not pictured). Scitcs. Row 2: D. Gilliland. K. Gilliland. D. Pierce, J. Scott, K. Henry. ScoithtmL OPPONENT WE THEY OPPONENT WE THEY Vinton County 18 0 Gallipolis 0 56 Jackson 0 40 Oak Hill 18 26 Logan 0 63 Athens 0 40 Let's go. guys!! Fox is threatened as he seeks more yardage. 86 (JaMOtij 'BclMjqM wh Coach Tom Evans Eddie Marlin Ray McKinniss Randy Warrington Danny Settles Rick Denney Richard Zimmerman Tim Leach Dave Souders Charlie Snare ScjouIma L DATE OPPONENT WE THEY Nov. 20 Vinlon County 81 59 Dec. 3 Waverly 52 98 Dec. 10 Gallipolis 50 77 Dec. 14 Logan 69 62 Dec. 17 I ronton 71 92 Dec. 30 Alexander 55 131 Jan. 7 Jackson 56 65 Jan. 11 Meigs 60 87 Jan. 14 Athens 54 84 Jan. 21 Waverly 39 73 Jan. 22 Vinton County 78 62 Jan. 28 Gallipolis 66 90 Feb. 1 Logan 52 60 Feb. 4 1 ronton 62 91 Feb. 8 Pike Eastern 64 86 Feb. 11 Jackson 63 61 Feb. 15 Meigs 48 50 Feb. 18 Athens 43 92 Sectional ouAMnmt Feb. 26 Belpre 60 64 87 89 'Kami 'Btakdall Jem Row I: Steve Walton. Charlie Arnold. Keith Walton. Mike McKinniss, Greg McCormick. Dave Brown. Row 2: Brad Walburn. Charlie Snare. Joe Argabright. Danny McManis, Rex Holzapfel. Coach Mullen, Eric Colley. Einie Plummer. Kame SoouehomL OPPONENT WE THEY Waverly 31 64 Vinton County 48 49 Gallipolis 54 37 Logan 39 63 1 ronton 36 75 Alexander 42 52 Jackson 40 66 Athens 31 68 OPPONENT WE THEY Waverly 39 48 Vinton County 28 53 Gallipolis 35 34 Logan 59 61 1 ronton 30 67 Eastern 31 70 Jackson 46 47 Athens 52 54 Jwkmti Jem The Freshman Basketball Team, under the coaching of Pat Hendershott, had a fairly good season this year. Their final record was 6 wins and 11 losses. Throughout the entire season, all the members of the team showed good attitudes and spirit. (JmtAj iMl Row I: Melvin Hill. Doug Mather. Charlie Arnold. Mick Manring, Mike Stewart. Terry Stewart, Eddie Martin. Danny Settles. Rick Alan Arthur. Chuck King. Row 2: Coach Hendershott. Rob Crossin. Wright. Randy Hatten, Coach Conger. Scowhocvul DATE OPPONENT WE THEY Mar. 27 Kyger Creek 6 0 Mar. 28 Nelsonville-York 6 0 Mar. 29 Rock Hill II 3 Apr. 1 Bowling Green 0 1 Apr. 4 Logan 3 2 Apr. 5 Alexander 5 4 Apr. 11 (ronton 0 6 Apr. 16 Kyger Creek 5 0 Apr. 17 Athens 2 17 Apr. 25 Meigs 7 13 Apr. 27 Waverly 1 4 Apr. 28 Alexander 1 7 May 1 Min ford 2 7 May 2 Jackson 5 10 May 4 Gallipolis 1 2 May 11 Vinton County 7 1 May 17 Pike Eastern II 1 May 19 Chillicothe 2 5 May 22 Waverly 3 Sectional oimuml 8 May 12 Northwest 2 1 May 13 Gallipolis 4 Ih iAtiud oimamni 1 May 18 Meigs 1 2 Co-captains Stewart and Settles display tournament trophies. 91 F.ddie Martin coasts to third. Alan Arthur digs for home base. Rockets try for another hit. Runner out at first base. Jmbrn 'hueholl 'TJmn A new addition to the Wellston High School Athletic Department in 1972 was the Freshman Baseball Team. The new team, under the direction of Paul Boggs, had an exciting and worthwhile season. If continued, this program will surely supplement the Varsity Baseball Team by allowing for more individual coaching and increased preparation. 92 Row I: G. Phillips. R. Phillips. D. Gilliland. D. Collins. D. Eanes, J. Scott. Row 2: C. Milliken. R. King. R. Bishop. C. Lockard. K. Henry. G. Cline. P. Boggs (Coach). W.tf.S. JtCUK Row I: J. Hollingshead. J. Jenkins. Row 2: B Lintala (Coach). M. Fox. G. McCormick. K. Gilliland. T. Perdue. D. Souders. R. Hollingshead. Row 3: S. Jenkins. L. Dixon, R. McKinnis. M. Compston, K. Ruckle. R. Argabright. T. Baker (Coach). McCormick strives to take another first place for Wellston in the two mile run. Vmk 'KrnJti 2W Wwti April 13 May 17 Wellston 86 Wellston 77 Oak Hill 47 Oak Hill 39 April 18 Wellston 59 Waverly 60 Vinton County 34'4 April 20 Wellston 41 Meigs 2814 Logan 7914 April 27 Wellston 36 Portsmouth West 62'4 Waverly 57 4 j2(i dwujiJM %edi April 25 Wellston 20 Southeastern 74'4 Adena 87 Jackson 50'4 May 10 Wellston 76V4 Vinton Co. 51 Alexander 65 Oak Hill 34'4 Dixon clears the bar in pole vaulting competition. 93 W.tf.S. Golf 'IImi The golf team had a very successful season this year. The over-all record for the team was 11 wins and 11 losses. The team placed third in the S.E.O.A.L. In the District Meet, Wellston placed sixth in a field of eighteen. Under the coaching of Mr. Staggs, the team played a good game of golf, although they had only one senior, Roger Scott. Mr. Staggs. Bobby Householder, Tom Appledorn. Eric Colley, Roger Scott. Rick Henry, Einon Plummer, Richard Frick. W.Ji.S. Vtmi Wellston is one of the three schools in the league that have tennis teams. Although the team did not have a winning season, this year was of value to them in other ways. The team is young and inexperienced, but they have learned and gained some experience this season. With continued perseverance and training, Wellston will soon have the best tennis team in the area. Row I: Mike Oths. Charlie Snare. Robert Trivctlc. Tim Leach. Row 2: Danny Settles. Rick McCarley. Mark Chevelier, Rex Holzapfel. Chip Lockard. Coach Evans. 95 Hotum Smoi tkktu Row I: Coach Bvans, Coach Baker. Bruce Meiser, Terry Stewart. Hendershott. Coach Mullen. Ron Argabright, John Cline, Danny Roger Scott, Rick Wright. Tim Leach. Greg Pugh. Row 2: Coach Settles, Ray McKinniss, Max Compslon, J. D. Patton, Coach Conger. The Teen Town Night Club is perhaps the chief “uptown home for many youth in grades 7-12. It is sponsored by the Wellston Rotary Club. Dances are held periodically and an assortment of games and activities are available including pool and ping-pong. As a result of diligent effort put forth by the Rotarians and the Teen Town Council, Teen Town has been and is a successful asset to the community. Vm Vowd toumi Row I: Debbie Patton. Pam Heading, Carmen Rider. Barbara Tolbert. Bobbi Willis. Row 2: Jeff Henry, Mike Oths. John Channel. Chip Lockard. Tom Downard. Comd Ofiffwa Carmen Rider. Secretary: Pam Heading. Vice-president: John Channel. President. 96 homework driver’s ed. study hall proms and parties vocabulary spelling tests band camp both laughter and tears phys. ed. college admissions forms final exams frazzled nerves Seniors “friends with you” Me Aw SmmffiL . . . Large crowd gathers after Baccalaureate. “On my honor, Gretchcn? Seniors play final game. Ron Argabright Rick Arthur Roger Barnhouse George Buckley Connie Burke Denise Callahan John Channel Tom Clark John Cline dim Mark Colley Max Compston Linda Cowan 4'72 Rob Crossin Debby Darling Jackie Davis Mike Davis Rick Denny Diana Williams Devlin Patricia Dickerson Sharon Dixon Valerie Dye Gretchen Ervin Janet Feasel Judy Frederick 101 Georgia Frey Lisa Fuller Steph Gill Charlene Gilliland Pam Gilliland Dianne Greathouse Row I: S. Marsh. T. Patterson. M. Martin, J. McTurner, D. Greathouse, G. Ervin. D. Darling. Row 2: J. Perkins. B. Heiser, M. Taylor, L. Hutchison, D. Ray, L Fuller, R. Barnhouse. V Dye, S. Walburn, J. Simmons, D. McCarley. Gary Johnson Tom Jolly Janet Wright Jones Kenny Leach Rick Leach Tim Leach Lee Ann Hutchison Susan Jenkins Carol Johnson Leroy King Kathy Kisor Patricia Kisor Dan Lockard Glenna Loudermilk Susan Marsh Mary Ann Martin Diana Mathers Jackie Mayhew Dana McCarley Steve McCorkle Linda McCoy Anita McGuire Ray McKinniss Kathy McPheaters 105 Udduloum SdiMomti 'HucUd 'Jluf 7) mm Gmtkom XIof XJui Smou Row I: R. Ray, D. Greathouse. G. trvm, T. Patterson, S. Marsh. Row 2: J. Simmons, L. Fuller, M. Martin, K. Pittenger, R. Barnhouse. 106 dim Ojjjimi Pres. Terry Stewart, V.-Pres. Tom Jolly. Sec.-Treas. Becky Merrill. Stttiou oj tkt 'fflonik Row I: D. Greathouse, V. Dye. L. Hutchison. D. McCarley, D. Darling. J. Perkins, S. Marsh, A. Willis, S. Gill. Row 2: R. Ray. J. Simmons. R. Barnhouse, D. Settles, J. O'Leary, D. Lockard, B. Heiser, K. Owsley. Absent: R. Argabright. 'RofaUj StfUOU Row I: G. Ervin. T. Patterson, D. McCarley, A. Willis. Row 2: S. Gill, V. Dye. K. Pittenger, J. Perkins. Row 3: S. Marsh. R. Webb, D. Callahan. C. Potts. Row 4: M. Martin, J. McTurner, S. Walburn, L. Fuller, M. Taylor. Row 5: L. Hutchison, D. Greathouse, C. Zinn, N. Motley, J. Trace. Row 6: G. Pugh, J. Simmons, R. Argabright, R. Barnhouse, R. Ray. 107 Jean McTurner Mike Meachem Tony Meade Becky Merrill Jeff Merrill Carol Jo Milliken Betsy Montgomery Don Morgan Nancy Motley Bob Myers Mary Pat Norman Raymond Norton Denise O’Connor James O’Leary Allan Kent Owsley Cathy Parsons Teny Patterson J. D. Patton Alice Peoples Debbie Perkins Jorji Perkins Kenny Peterson Brooke Phillips Martha Phillips Me w Smoi GtoooUti 7eofle Terry Stewart Ruth Webb 'Zed, 'Temtiahif Roger Barnhouse Jorji Perkins 110 Clou ttowiu Amy Hulbert Rick Wright WHS judges in deep deliberation. Light my fire, Barney! Paul Robb Mike Roush Virginia Ruckle Joyce Russell Richard Ray Jeff Simmons Roger Spellman Cheryl Spires You call this “independent study”? Chuck Stansberry Patty Stansberry Dean Starkey out for a bubble gum break. Terry Stewart Maggie Taylor Glenna Taynor Jean Trace waiting to he frisked. Wnoo! Cecil Tripp Sheree Walburn Ruth Webb Seniors Not Pictured Larry Arthur Dennis Arthur James Black Frank Brandau Bill Dailey Charles A. Dixon Micnael L. Dixon John Hinton Leonard LeMaster Greg Lewis Grover Riddle Caught in the act! Sheriff Fyfe lectures on drugs. Karla Whitcamp Bob Williams Rick Wright Ann Willis Ronald Winters Carolyn Zinn Sheree gives the class will South School cheerleaders “show themselves' My teacher’s better than your teacher Farewell to the Class of '72. Terry welcomes the Class of ‘73 Dcbby sings a medley of tunes Ann reads the Class Prophecy I don't want a pickle, just wanna ride my motorcycle! % 26, mi Seniors donate a stereo set to W.H.S. I'm In The Mood For LOVE! Girls provide unforgettable Class Histories. This is your life, Roodlc! Baccalaureate speakers. Sister Mar Ann—Invocation. Rev. Davis—Class Address. Rev. Stockman—prayer. Rev. Snare—scripture reading, and Rev. Dunn—Benediction. Me WHS seniors nfTicialK become graduates by turning their tassels! SUfphu] Mo Wodk oh Qua Om Dick delivers ihe Valedictor) Address. Dianne gives her Salutatory Address. The Senior Girls’ tnsemble set the mood of Baccalaureate by singing “God Made Our Hands.” Parents and friends attend Commencement. 9 Gam (jou, HU Vo VSt VM. I VHti, Rich man Poor man Beggar man Thief Doctor Lawyer Indian chief 999999909999 TALBOTT-WAUGH AGENCY, INC. Pick Waugh Insurance For The Best. 124 South Pennsylvania Avenue Wellston, Ohio 45692 Phone: 384-2177 Compliments of ANN’S FINE FURNITURE Wellston Ohio Congratulations Class of 1972 RADIO STATION WKOY 1330-AM 96.7-FM Wellston, Ohio Compliments of HALLEY’S IGA FOODLINER Wellston Ohio MCNALLY PITTSBURG MANUFACTURING CORPORATION Ohio Division Compliments of THE WELLSTON TELEGRAM TELEGRAM PRINTERS Wellston Ohio ROGERS MORTUARY INC. Wellston, Ohio J.P. 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Ave. Wellston, Ohio Telephone: 384-3602 Wellston Compliments of OHIO AUTO STORE 16 Ohio Avenue Compliments of HENRY’S GROCERY COMPANY INCORPORATED A Better Place To Trade Jackson Ohio Compliments of ELOISE GRAY’S BEAUTY SHOP Wellston, Ohio ''li FIRST NATIONAL BANK c't V Sr ___ N v -%■] V-N i W E L L ‘i • 0 N 1 OHIO t� f I FIRST NATIONAL BANK Wellston, Ohio 45692 “On The Square Since 1886” Compliments of MORROW’S MODERN FLOORS Phone: 384-3666 Wellston Ohio Compliments of WELLSTON STORE COMPANY Wellston Ohio Compliments of HERCULES TROUSER CO. Wellston Ohio Looking Forward To To-morrow and Dinner at THE COACHHOUSE Wellston Ohio Compliments of PAUL'S TEXACO SERVICE Wellston Ohio Compliments of GASKILL FUNERAL CHAPEL Wellston Ohio prjH 1 THE MILTON BANKING COMPANY Member of F.D.I.C. Wellston, Ohio Compliments of Full Service Bank THE CERAMIC HUT Wellston 384-3666 128 Ohio { Compliments of G J AUTO PARTS o THE FRICK-GALLAGHER MFG. CO. Wellston FOODS INC. 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Railroad Ave. Wellston, Ohio Compliments of Compliments of WELLSTON WONDER WASH Wellston WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Wellston Ohio Ohio PATRONS McCARLEY'S HEATING AND SHEET METAL Wellston, Ohio LINKS FOODTOWN Wellston, Ohio PENN FURNITURE Wellston, Ohio RAY'S APPLIANCE-FURNITURE Wellston, Ohio NEWMAN'S GROCERY Wellston, Ohio BOB RIDER BARBER Wellston, Ohio 133 We were, we did, we are, we will he. Some may ask how these concepts could be used as the theme of a yearbook. We usually recognize a yearbook's purpose as being that of capturing only a certain part of our lives. Hut how can we really look at part of something without considering the whole? We must look at 1972 not as a year isolated by itself, but as one which fits into our whole lifetime, relative to both the past and the future. Although this yearbook emphasizes 1972. as, indeed, by definition, it must, we always end up thinking of other phases of our lives. This is especially true for the senior. The staff has tried to keep this book for everyone from grades seven to twelve, but if any one group should predominate, it is the senior that should. He looks at 1972 as a major vantage point for view ing his life. He can see behind himself and remember entering Junior High, facing his first day lost in the corridors of High School, sitting in study hall. He can see himself today, with diploma in hand, hopes in the other as he looks at the uncertainties of tomorrow. We the staff hope that in some way —through the preparation of this book—we have captured a very small part in the sum total of a lifetime. cktwwldqmrii Without much and varied help it would be impossible for any staff to produce a yearbook. The follow ing people and organizations have contributed in a very special way to make the 1972 X-RAY a success. Smith Studios Tin: SENTRY THE TELEGRAM Students and Faculty Patrons Mr. Cooper Mitchell Baker Photography Photography Photography- Co-operation Financial Assistance ICP Representative Advisor 135 A very special thanks to those staff members who worked diligently to complete the book. The Editor Jeff Simmons ................................................................... And so ends this tour of an American high school—one of the many segments of man's continuous striving for more knowledge. Indeed, for the hope of our mutual existence, this quest should never end—for an enlightened man is more able to adapt to differences among his fellow man and to settle his conflicts in a peaceful, lasting manner. 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