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

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Deanna West Lisa Wilbur Steve Wilbur Kelly Williamson Jodi Wood Bobby Woods Shannon Young December 1985 saw the installation of a new furnace for WHS — an improvement we have been looking forward to for some time now. This new unit, used to replace the crippled one previously in service, is a large coal-fired boiler capable of producing more heat than the old one, and in addition is more efficient. The previous boiler, which was installed after the construction of the school in the twenties, was failing due to a fractured water jacket. After several unsuccessful repair attempts and several expert opinions in favor of replacement, the project was abandoned and funds were found to replace the unit. A contractor, A.J. Stockmeister from Jackson, was hired to replace the furnace. Work was begun and upon completion of the project in January of 1986, the cost had reached $35,000. The price, however, is well worth it. No longer will we be asphyxiated by smoke in the hallways or mobbed by clouds of dust lurking in the corners. Two good furnaces (the other one was replaced in 1978) will certainly make the school a nicer place to be on those cold winter days. OPPOSITE: A worker finishes repair on a piece of pipe to be installed on the new boiler. Juniors 19

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Joe Johnston Ronda Jonas Dee Jones Mike Jones Rebecca King Marvin Landrum Tammy Long Teresa Mannering Jenny Marietta Erin Massie Lucian McClellan Mike McManis Tim McPheters Todd Madden Doug Merrill Dave Miller Andy Miller Angie Molihan Tammy Mulhern Hanako Nagashima Chris Newnes Ronnie Nichols Chip Norris Andrew Pariseau Ernest Pariseau Sandy Parsons Rusty Patrick Kelly Perkins Mindy Peters Deron Ponn Greg Ray Cristy Richards Nancy Russell Peter Seidel Tammy Seymour Dawn Shook Tonya Simpson Casey Smith Tracy Speakman John Stabler Pam Stewart Patty Stewart 18 Juniors Dallas Such Russell Thompsn Mary Beth Trace Dwaine Tribby Gary Van Bibber Shannon Wallace Jodi Webb

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Bill Aldrich Tracy Aleshire Cathy Anderson Leah Arthur Ginger Arthur Kim Barker Rhonda Barnes What is the best way you can think of for a young lady (or young man) to learn to successfully run a household without actually going out and doing so? The best answer we can think of is Home Economics Class. Why Home Economics? Well, where else can students learn to cook, clean, sew, and can have actual hands-on experiences — the type necessary for success in any program? Home Economics prepares a student to run and manage a home so that no mistakes are made when he must actually go out and do so. Home Economics is a very popular class for both boys and girls and helps all in acquiring domestic skills for everyday living. OPPOSITE: Mrs. Smith instructs the class about microwave over cooking. Alison Bishop David Bishop Trina Bowling Beverly Bradley Beth Brandau Erica Branscomb Christine Bright 20 Sophomores