Williamstown High School - Wilhishan Yearbook (Williamstown, WV)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1987 volume:

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A 1 .V -1 -. - if Af-' X s WILHISHAN Volume 62 Williamstown High School 5th and Williams Ave. Williamstown, WV 26187 63041375-6151 Directed! Giesala Collins hypes to the Jacket tune as the pride makes it count! WILHISHAN 1 Students Work ln 86 to MAKE IT COUNT A sleepy little river town made its mark in 1787 and a tradition of excellence was born. Williamstown - the home of the Yellowjackets - was founded as the col- onists moved westward to forge the United States. Williamstown has always been a small school with a big name in West Virginia. Students work to make each day con- sistently better and each event a success. From the first football game to the last day of school classmen buzz from one activity to another as the season changes. Consistency - the name of the game at WHS - classifies the Williamstown Band. Even though smaller than former years the Pride has a knock-out show that is cer- tain to win awards. Striving toward a winning season Jacket gridders work hard to reach their peak. Jr. High and varsity players strive to reach a common goal - a Jacket victory. The year will be spectacular, because Jackets know how to Make It Count! 2 OPENING W i .4 ,....,.,,f Lost in thought. John Fincham, junior, pauses to think about the day that has ended and the game to come. Royal Roses. H o m e c 0 m i n g Princesses Ramona Davidson, Angela Watt and Queen Angie Wheeler. Track Got Your Tongue? Gary Anderson concen- trates on speed as he prepares to start the 4x100 relay. WILHISHAN 3 4 STUDENT LIFE Addlng In Some FUN' 'l'l IlI'Nl I ll'I' The 3 10 bell rlngs and students pour from the blllldlflg streamlng 1nto the parkmg lot to leave WHS After school students use dlfferent ideas to relax but all are for one common 1dea FUN' Student s act1v1t1es range from soap opera watchmg to workmg at McDonald s but whatever the case students work to make lt enjoyable Some classmen head to after school practlces for sports or band but most head homeward for an evemng of homework and the Cosby Show No tlme IS wasted durmg weekend act1v1t1es whether students attend a football game or go see a movle they make It count Crowded! Students show how they earned the title the wild and the young during the Halloween assembly. WILHISHAN 5 v V x 1 Q 1 W 4 V n Senior Style. Tracy Baker and Mona Davidson show their style in ' outfits from Stone 8 Thomas. They display the popular colors - tur- quoise and black. 1 6 FASHIONS V Struttin'. Displayin their taste, Derik Simon and Jay Of- fenberger dress in Fine's clothes. Jacket Style The latest fashions have hit the stores, and WHS students are in the forefront. The idea of bright col- ors that can be easily mixed and matched seems to be the trend. But you don't feel comfortable in bright colors? Don't worry! You're not alone. Many students feel that the true definition of fashion is to dress the way they live and to wear colors which compliment their personality. Brian Baumgard stated, Fashion is wearing what one likes and what one thinks he looks good in. The majority of students spends between S45-100 for an outfit and as much as S30 on accessories. However, fashion doesn't always mean expensive clothing, it just means dressing to fit one's personality. Shopping Spree. WHS students often unload their money at the Mall. Sitting Pretty. Senior Connie Uhl models an outfit from Lang's in the Grand Central Mall. Outstanding Outfits. Seniors Karen Poling and Tracy Baker model clothes from Casual Corner. WILHISHAN 7 Jackets are the Wild and the young in ,86. HOMECGMING '86 Homecoming is made of fun and excitement. Students look forward to this time of year with great anticipation. This year was no exception! The festivities began Monday, October 20, with the start of float construction. Float building - including stuffing - was to be com- pleted Thursday by 9 p.m. At that time, the float committee took over the responsibility for the constructed float. By 1:00 p.m. Friday, the floats were lined up and ready to go. The parade, beginning at 1:30 p.m., contained many participants. Among them was the Wirt County Band. The Williamstown police, fire department, and ambulance service also participated. Many other school organiza- tions were involved, including: the cross country and football teams, band, and cheerleaders. Corvettes for the princesses, student body president, and 1985 Homecoming Queen were provided fcont'd. p. 131 The dance was my favorite part of Homecoming The fabulous - lt s the best dance weve had IC decorations were ' 9 ! 99 Senior Spirit. The senior class shows its spirit with its float -H a Q, W X, Jackets are out of sight! ff-PWA fu 1 :Pl fi g, g, '2 'i.-. . , , ' ' ' - . . , ' .N 3 J' - fi i ' d uf f' gi.- age., ' ..,,: A' t hw . l ' lei 4 A ,K ,' V1-Wi V' ' I Q ia 5459 4 8 HOMECOMING S-P-I-R-I-T! Fans cheer at the Homecoming pep assembly on October 24th. Homecoming Royalty. Atten- dants included: Mona David- son, escort Andres Venuesa, Angela Watt, escort Charlie Hill, Angie Wheeler, escort Dave Adams. Running wild. Senior Gary Anderson runs for a gain of yardage in the Homecoming game. Anticipation. Football captains Gary Anderson and Chi Gerhold await the toss of the coin. WILHISHAN 9 Tasteful! After tasting his first bite of a caramel onion, Coach Rick Coffman asks sophomore Amy Armstrong for a drink of water. '86 Homecoming Princess Ramona Davidson. Candied WHAT? Coach Markley bites into a delicious candied onion at the Homecom- ing assembly. '86 Homecoming Princess Angela Watt. 10 HOMECOMING ,eh F' F We . . . Want . . . A . . . Victory! Vice-Principal Ray Davidson en- courages students to cheer in the Homecoming Assembly. 'Me Ready for a Break. JV and Varsity cheerleaders prepare for the '86 Homecoming game. The Wild and the Young! The Senior class shows that Jacket fans have spirit during the Homecoming Assembly. AWWWWIII Senior English teacher Randy Garrett and her son Matthew enjoy the assembly. WILHISHAN 1 1 f , A Q, yt A 1 H 4, L B-W a ' 2331161 ifVi?' wffy if yffgf ? A 1. A A f ,swf f I., MQ Q- 7 A Q 'na ,nge , 4+ ' 0:13 I Nauru ,... 1 :iii-'53 First Attempt. The seventh grade float The Sweetness of Vic- tory showed the spirit of Jackets making it count. the l a y e M i c stuffed I-ICIVIECCIVIING '86 by the Blennerhassett Corvette Club. After the parade, the floats were left on the basketball courts and the princesses and their escorts proceeded to the football field. The student body poured into the stadium, noisily filling the seats for the Homecoming thuse. It began with the introduction of the queen candidates, including: Ramona Davidson escorted by Andres Venuesa, Angela Watt escorted by Charles Hill, and Angie Wheeler escorted by David Adams. The pep assembly continued as the crowd, lead by all four cheerleading squads, yelled to support the team. At 7:30 p.m., the floats were paraded around the football field before the announcement of the winn- ing entries. Winning the junior high division was the freshman float entry, Roast'Em Jackets. In the senior high and organization divisions, the juniors and band took top honors with Squirt Witt and Sailing to a Victory, respectively. The best banner award was given to the seventh graders while the freshmen won the float's overall award. As halftime neared, the anticipation mounted as the queen's coronation time neared. The crowd cheered as Angie Wheeler was crowned 1986 Homecoming queen. Unfortunately, the Jackets lost the football game, but the outstanding dance, decorated by the student council, made the evening worthwhile! WILHISHAN 13 D a v i d L e e Bobbitt! Senior Dean Bobbitt looks like an album cover. 14 HALLOWEEN Cheerful! Jacket fans display their enthusiasm during the Halloween pep assembly. festivities. Frankie lives! Student Body Pres. Jay Of- fenberger introduces the participants of the assembly. The grim reaper! Senior Keith Boston shows that his time has come to win in the costume contest. rl gn Halloween - BOO! Halloween is the time of year when the season is changing - blood-red, yellow, and rust- colored leaves are falling, and people are settling down to face a cold, long winter. But, for WHS students, it's a time of tricks, treats and ghosts and goblins. This year Halloween tookton a new dimension of spirit and fun. One factor that led to a suc- cessful holiday was the fact that Halloween fell on Friday. A combination Halloweenfpep assembly was scheduled for the afternoon. A sunflower, shiek, shark and even the grim reaper filled the gym- nasium. Among the noisy crowd was assistant principal Ray Davidson who was dressed as a monster. This year's Halloween spirit showed in the number of dressed-up students. A record number of students and teachers participated, trying to make this year count! Raggedy . . . Ann? Brian Vaughan shows his spirit as he dressed up for the Halloween WILHISHAN 15 16 DATING GAME X-WN' Perfect Pair. Beth Stanley, senior, dates a Williamstown graduate. Like many WHS students she dates someone from outside the school. karl- .. Mall crew. Students fre- quently go to the Mall to meet others from other schools. Just friends. Many students, such as Angela Watt and Blair Newton, seniors, enjoy going out with friends. THE DATING GAME It's a proven fact: teens love to date. Over half of the students surveyed say they go out every weekend. Where is the most popular place to go? According to the majority, it's a trip to the movies. Next on the list is dinner and third is the Mall. Of those students that go out every weekend, close to 90 percent have a steady boyfriend or girlfriend. Only 10 percent date different people. Most of the students find their dates elsewhere. The majority go to Marietta or Parkersburg High School. Does chivalry still exist in today's modern world? At WHS it does. Out of those surveyed, most say the guy drives and picks up the check. Everyone seems to have some fantasy about the perfect date - one where everything is beautiful and somewhat of a fairy tale. Christy Altmann, sophomore, doesn't ask for much. Her idea of a perfect date is one where she doesn't have to take her little brother Ricky along! WILHISHAN 1 7 gunna! ff' Was, hand Mr Special Educa helps Willy tio we assignment. 18 ACADEMICS my 'WW Of MAKING THE GRADE ll IlI'Mll Test - we have a test today? The anxiety of schooling, a problem that every student faces at one time or another at WHS Tests, notes, and discussion become a normal part of students lives during the school year. New classes and teachers enter the scene, adding a new outlook to the set curriculum. With the expertise of experience combined with the fresh outlook of the students, new ideas stir the world of academia. Report cards are a terrifying experience for some, but students work hard to make them come up to par. At WHS dents know it takes work to make it count ' .. ...... 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The computer, the mode of future communication. EDFFIFU Fu ELLIE5 Computers - what once was fairly rare is now so common you can buy one at K-Mart. They come in a varie- ty of sizes and colors, with various storage capabilities. 25 percent of those people surveyed owned a home computer - the most common being the Commodore 64. Students cite the organization and word processing skills of the com- puter as the main reasons for owning and using a computer for homework help. Over 90 percent of those asked reported using the computer at least once in the past five years. As com- puters become more common, com- puter skills will become more impor- tant to most people. Students who were surveyed recommended that if one hadn't taken a computer class, then he should hurry - the class becomes more in demand each year! WILHISHAN 2 1 LEARNING WITH CLASS Classes - the basic framework of the educational system at WHS - are the most prominent daytime activities. And well they should be, con- sidering the idea behind school is to learn. At times, it seems that academics is put on the back burner when put up against ex- tracurricular activities. How- ever, that trend appears to be shifting with awards being given for the outstanding math students and the Honor Roll bulletin boards. Teachers and students spend a considerable amount of time preparing for classes. The grades are important, and students want to make them count. Overtime Mrs Randy Garrett works on lesson plans dunng her planning period. 22 LEARNING WITH CLASS I EY Tunes. Senior high choir practices during their class period Sectioned. The new section and Study time. Students in Mrs. library are a definite part of WHS Jackson's class spend time review- class time. ing their material. dur VVILHISHAN 23 24 BAND Determination. Field commander Giesala Collins directs the band from atop her podium during a performance. BAND WINS BIG TIME The Pride had quite a year, the best in its history. At the start, it looked to be a rough year as absences clouded the practice scene. Members survived the agony that is band camp only to return to practice in Williamstown with only half of its members. Absences were due to vacations, seminars, etc. and daily tallies ran as high as 30 missing from practice. Traveling to Sistersville for the Oil and Gas Festival, the first competition, manyewere worried about perfor- mance results. However, worries were dissolved as the awards were announced - the Pride was named Grand Champion band, defeating longtime rival Paden City. Other awards won at Sistersville include: Best overall Field Commander, Giesala Collins, Best overall Percus- sion, Third place flag corps, best overall parade band, and best musical band. Yet this was only the beginning. WILHISHAN 25 Rich Armstrong? Displaying her best Garfield pose, Giesala Collins awaits awards at Black Walnut. wr yy , ' . 7 ., 1 'A-ww 'M ., ,, W MN A WM.,.,,,,.,..,,,J- ,J gf' 'Yi A A A iw' OO 'W Band is a big part of my life I spend so much tlme at practice or competltionsl like a fam1ly ' it Christy Hardin ,, . . . We're all so close, we're just , 26 BAND r-M C WMM Www' M, W, f lf Downbeat. Field commander Giesala Collins proves that perfect practice makes perfect. She scored a 10071 at Black Walnut. Streetwise and Sleek! The Pride marches in the Black Walnut Festival parade in Spencer, WV. They won Grand Champ honors yet another year. if af' I N a I' ,Si 'if 'N eg? Set Up. Assistant director Mike Winland sets up percussion equipment before a show. Viewing. Student teacher Laura Foster and Assistant Director Mike Winland check out the band during a parade competition. WILHISHAN 27 success eat then Ripley Marching sound. The brass sec- tion busts gut as it pumps sound during Tonight 28 BAND Ripley, o s N uu o BAND CONTINUED p BAND WINS BIG, TIME WV, After winning Grand . Champion honors in 1985, members were hoping to repeat their winning per- formance. With it being the second fcompetition of their day, most members were exhausted, However, they were able to summon the energy to giver a win- ning iperformancel Win-1 ninge grand champions nors forthe second year in ay row, the mem! bers were elated edby the vic- ho a c k a 1 n u t y is t i V al ended a wonderful march- ing 'season as the Pride i Won grand champ honors forthe fifth time in six N years. Until next year . . . director instructions e afternoon as if in 7.42 1 ' 1 'fI?f 'tl', W rf? W M4-, s 2 . 1. A VJiV?5l.', ' 1 2 1 V57 . .5 Q, .1 . 44 , f . -f W.: W 3,4- Q K f , Z, f A 14. ' 5 i uf . ,, , ia., .z W J 1 W -. Floating win. The winning or anization float, 4 o ,,V ' Sailing to a Victory was builtiy the band. A W it 2 37: sz. ' iii iiiiii ta w 'Wi' Lead. Field commander Giesala Collins leads the band at the Belpre Invitational Competition. Wynton II. Marlana Hefner, Percussion. The WHS drumline per- senior, plays the solo in Here's forms its solo, REDRUM which was Ehat Rainy Day. on the flugle written by Adam Mason. orn. WILHISHAN 29 SPECIAL STUDENTS This is a story of some very special students. They are members of the special education class taught by Miss Mary Ann Stepek and Mr. Terry Smith. The students are not of the typical stock - they're a group that tries a lot harder than the average student. This group of kids, as Miss Stepek calls them, is special. They need a little ex- tra attention in completing their Work but the work gets completed which puts them above the average stu- dent 1n the completion area of studies These classmen have a lot of heart and they try a lot harder than most they deserve a break because they try They re just trying to make themselves count 30 SPECIAL STUDENTS ff? . ,I .W . if 5 is sr SQ Jr Instruction. Coach Smith helps out his students as they work to complete an assignment. X Solutions. Mr. Smith Stepek helps Howard Case helps his students discover clear up a problem with his the answers to their A helping hand. Miss assignment. questions. Answers. Students learn to find their own answers with a little help from Miss Stepek. Major math. Miss Stepek gives a math quiz to her kids. WILHISHAN 3 1 32 SPORTS ADDING THE SCORE IN 'l 011 l A cheermg crowd an ecstatlc team returmng to the locker room after a brg wrn and a proud coach answermg questrons for the next day s headhnes these lmages are conjured by the word sports Students experlenced the thrlll of watchlng the vars1ty boys basketball team defeat St Marys Ravenswood and Parkersburg Cathohc The vars1ty wrestllng squad came up w1th a few new addrtlons to augment the bud dmg talent of a young team Wlns were unfortunately rnconsrstent and drfferent squads proved thls throughout the year In the mrdst of drsappomt ment the vars1ty football team finrshed 1ts season scorrng only once 1n the last four games The Jumor hrgh tenms squad bare ly had enough team members to compete ln an unfortunate off year The vars1ty and Junror vars1ty glrls basketball teams contrnued to reburld but fimshed the season wlth frustratrng los1ng records In the battle toward vrctory teams attempted to become the best m the Llttle Kanawha Conference or the entlre state Performance became a prereqursrte as members learned an rmportant lesson one has to make It count' Controlled Concentration. - Dur- rng the home game against Ravenswood, Assistant Coach Fred Sauro, Coach Ron Lathey, and players watch intent- ly as the team attempts to win. 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Belpre Wahama pass m Preparing to receive Gary Anderson Frustration and Disbelief. - After three hectic quarters against a tough Wahama team, frustration begins to set in as Coach Doak Markley looks on in disbelief as his team loses. year o Quiet Before the War. - Sharing a moment of silence before the Belpre game, team members concentrate on the four quarter war to come. WILHISHAN 35 Ki Y' N HU U 1+ ligi Ritchie County St. Marys Spencer Parkersburg High Parkersburg Catholic Parkersburg Catholic Siatersville Ravenswood St. Marys Tyler County Sv.. Joe Wirt County Tyler County Sistersville Parkersburg Catholic Magnolia Ritchie County Wirt County Ravenswood Ravenswood Magnolia Ritchie County St. Marys WHS OPP 73 38 Srnrisrirx Tlvrouglv ll Games leading Scurer Raymond Gutierm Leading Rebuunder Jimmy Noob leading Free Throw Ferrenlage Jimmy Noob 36 VARSITY BASKETBALL 65 62 53 51 60 71 56 58 74 72 69 49 68 63 70 66 73 74 61 42 64 61 66 63 55 41 75 64 51 64 61 45 57 54 64 66 67 74 52 73 62 39 44 36 276 points I49 rebounds 77 penenv Q.. Jump Shot. Sophomore Ray Gutierrez shoots over a Sistersville defender to help the squad to a 55-41 victory. 1,017 Z QKETS Reaching for a Rebound. Against the l Sistersville Tigers, Canary Island transfer, Adres Vinuesa, Senior, and Derik Simon, Junior, battle for a rebound. Stealing a Glance. Utilizing a tight defen- sive stance, Junior Barry Hathaway at- tempts to nab the ball from a Sistersville opponent. A SUCCESSFUL SEASCN As compared to last seasons 715 record the 86 87 Varsity Yellowjackets surprised a lot of people compiling a 13 6 mark The hoopsters lost only one game at home this year that one to Magnolia The Jackets were sparked most of the season by the smooth play of Sophomore stand out Raymond Gutierrez Jimmy Naab also Sophomore contributed heavily with his scoring and rebounding ability WHS was also blessed with the presence of Wayne County transfer Craig Ross As a Junior Ross has displayed good ball handling and effective defensive play Dean Bobbltt and Jay Offenberger provided the Senior leadership this season with their experienced performances Boasting a solid 13 4 record Williamstown champion of the Northern division battled the Southern rival Ravenswood for the LKC Cham pronshrp Although the Jackets fell short 64 66 in overtime it was a well played game and a performance of which to be proud With several players returning Williamstown rs obviously optimistic about next year Returning lettermen will be Ray mond Gutierrez Jimmy Naab Craig Ross Derrk Simon and Barry Hathaway 0 an 'Naab'-ing It. Jumping above the rest, Coaches' Concentration. Head Coach Ron Sophomore Jim Naab attempts to grab a Lathey and Assistant Coach Fred Sauro rebound. watch intently as the team strives for a victory. WILHISHAN 37 OPP Ritchie Co Spencer Ravenswood Parkersburg Parkersburg Slstersville Ravenswood St. Marys Tyler Co. Witt Co. Tyler Cu. Sistersville Parkersburg St. Marys Magnolia Ritchie Co. Wirt Co. Ravenswood Magnolia Leading Scorer and Rebounder Jump Shot Sophomore Ian Brown attempts a two pointer W ,ref ie.. ,, fi? 1 . is 4- ,- nw Y-:ns BASKETB J oopsters year pomts and Tingler skzlls throughout Defense. - Sophomore Danny Tingler uses a hands-up defense to block an opponent from passing. WILHISHAN 39 Tyler County S0 Icy Gnlnof County Farhr Win Confy Tyler County 227 Z'...., nor 'JE'..'?'...., ll::lll0Ol Pa :bug Smxvillc P P Ihr' lltdr County Sl. ltyl IME: County Sishnvillc Gomg for Two Klm Hlckenbottom shoots over a O 40 GIRLS BASKETBALL Cllbolk 'SRF-7' It's Mine!. - Kim Hickenbottom fights for the ball vs. Ravenswood. WILHISHAN 4 1 Rocking the Cradle. Jeff Ash, Sophomore, works on an opponent as he fights against time for points. D UAL MA TCHES was 5 7 Parkersburg Catholic 42 Bishog Donahue 33 Wirt aunty 42 Ritchie County I6 Belpre 29 St, Marys 34 Wirt County 30 St. Marys 42 VARSITY WRESTLING OPP 12 21 33 21 42 36 27 39 Helping Hand. -Graduate Bob Kelley helps Senior Bret Armour with a new wrestling move. 3 'P' Tm, iw Aw' A ' i Q 'Ms , S f ' .. ' , ,ff 5 K Q, -sum -... Q T ff v .Q ..5' - 1 ,.,f 1f.,w.fsf.- ' ' 2 ' ' 'M' , ww 'ff k .3 Af . , ga, 5 Af N v K u A -- ' P iva:' ' 'ijfqag QW, 'nf Jw PAAV 4, mf? 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I-yu mn. :mul mn. mls :uf City lllnsn ' I um. :fu sue nr. 253 in hi l0ll3 nw 3 sm. lm fun nam :nga Determination - Donnie Faulkner pitches for a Jacket victory during a 1986 baseball game at Legion Field. Running for State. - Pushing to stay in the lead, Dawn Dye runs the third leg of the 4x10O relay. The squad ended the race in third place at the state meet. 44 ALL-SPORTS Flying To a Victory. - In the state 100 meter hurdle event, Ryan Haught gives his all as he races against the state's best. Tll golf Mm llnlshod with u2 9 rltuni llus your as they dslomsd Ripley Mn like Cum Jana Cash hh llill, 'fill lugs and lkhllo IKUIV IS f III l mm un lvl und mall. ws,- jl were the hrs! gurls IHS :var had purhnpme m this spar! 1 1 1 ligjn the mu'n fiva. hh! -.dTf. ..I2.l.rlr..L'f...,1n.. The REW Review. - Cross Country coach Roy White officiates the broad jump competition at the state meet. SPRING SPORTS When we started practice on March 3, the expectations were high, especially among the veterans. As we entered the early season meets, our hopes and goals began to look even more realistic. Winning the Dunbar meet showed us and all our supporters that we were a legitimate state contender, a power if you will. Winning the Belpre Shrine Relays and completing our dualftriangular schedule unbeaten were good ac- complishments, but we still had the big meets to win. The Gazettes marked our first loss, but we still felt like we were a great team. The LKC, Section, and Regional cham- pionships followed, setting the stage for the State Meet. We had won as a team all year, and as we practiced for the State, I knew a team effort would be needed to win. We qualified fourteen guys and ten of them scored in Charleston, which helped us to our second place finish. Looking back over the past three months, I have many emotions. Pride in what our team was able to do, sadness to see so many good guys graduate and leave WHS, but most important the realization that these wonderful days will live forever in my memory and I hope in your memories, too. The most important thing! about our track team was togletherness, that bond t at makes individuals a TEAM. hank you for these wonderful weeks of the 1986 track season. Coach Jack Jones WILI-IISHAN 45 Scoreboard St. Marys Parkersburg South Ravenswood Parkersburg High Riktcbie Parkersburg Catholic Ravenswood Parkersburg High Parkersburg Catholic Ritchie Parkersburg South Ritchie Parkersburg High Lost Lost Lost Lost Lost. Lost, Won Lost Lost Lost Lost Lost Lost ,S W fiiilfliit' 46 JV AND VARSITY VOLLEYBALL . if Rx .. 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WHS second twenty offensive Smith is very the Wood season, the Tackle. - Defending for his team, Freshman Russ Thomas tackles a Bobcat opponent. WILHISHAN 49 Pinned! Freshman Matt Casto finishes his match by pinning 50 JH WRESTLING his opponent for six team points. - , 1 Workout. Using the weight building, many team members im' proved their performance during the season. ,asia-f JHMA M N The Junior High grapplers finished sixth in the Wood County Tournament, which was evidence of their inex- perience. Matt Casto and Rex Anderson, both attained 12-0 record and were named county champions in tourna- ment play. Shawn Farrah and James Dowler had identical 10-2 records, they each placed second in the county. Coach Jeff Givens stated, They worked very hard and did a good job in the tournament, considering the com- petition which faced them? WILHISHAN 5 1 NINTH GRADE BASKETBALL - Front H Brian ln- graham, Todd Westfall, John Carter, Brian McMullen, Shane Stanley. Back - Mike Morgan, Chad Deem, Greg Gardner, Chris Nelson, Lance Inman, Chad Faulkner. 1 rx 9th BASKETBALL OPP Blennerhasstt 34 Jackson 67 Hamilton 35 Edison 52 Washingwn 39 32 25 34 50 lcvfy 3? flaw f 5 - f VanDevander Franklin Blennerhassett Hamilton Jackson Edison VanDevander 45 37 Washington 36 27 Franklin 38 Brent Kiger, 52 7th!8th!9th BASKETBALL WHS 48 61 47 56 40 42 62 46 49 43 45 39 42 48 Turning Heads. - The 7th and 8th grade basket- ball players are forced to take another look as their teammates clinch the vic- tory against Jackson Junior High. OPP WHS 2l S3 Blennerhnssett Parkersburg Catholio I9 66 Jackson 37 53 Vanllevondor 32 47 Franklin 44 50 washington as 42 Hamilton 40 38 Edison 46 44 Blennsrhassatt 28 54 Parkersburg Catholir 31 62 washington aa ss Vanbovendor 25 48 Franklin 19 29 Mow-was rrr- :atm 24 za Hamilton 35 39 VanDevondor 20 52 Edison 44 46 Washington 32 56 Hamilton 25 35 JR. HIGHBASKETBALL Ilutdi grade bayeihoslrethd team completed the our with a 12-5 mark, vrhie also ftntsningsorond in the ngutar season md fourth In the Wood County Tournament. Coarh l ladeutt , the season as 'fsonmvlut rl o disoppoirrtrnosrt lm both the coaches and the players stanrl-point. However, he also stated, by having tn ovurcome adversity, I think it hogrge them better Gio ledtlre team with 213 paints, 154 rebounds. 60 assists and 1169 percent irwthrovr average. Tho .kxkots played in :nameless games, but thenmt msrnonble was the one in K Midi lomo hudson In double over-time 43-45. ttoumvor, Vmurnstour vouhi vin the remainder of their regular season gnrnax us they feared Edison, Washington, Yanbovenoer, and Franklin .1 it he was tonfident lor next year, lr. lolanit replied, i l view every season optimistimlly, And of ills winning tradition ot Vlilliomstownglt ts quite llhily that the future is mira rate um won tram-an gee. omrpmtp as-zs, as my arms umm wnmmm rome ram plate in rr. mow mm, mpneng rr I4-2 moe. tn .oar of rr-rf m losses, My the points uyoratul tllm from being victorious, os they come up short 38-40 to ttamitton and 44-46 against Eeison. Hanover, ilu Jorkets nonid vin their next eleven games to finish vittaarrewrdmovrloil -2-tllinestintherwnty. 2 , , JBC lab!! led the .lorlrets with 364 points, 156 rebounds, 103 assists, 94 studs, and Z0 laiorlwd Shots, lulilindl vns serrmd in scoring vlitltl97po1rrts,wtile also riding 48 assists, hlllqke9rdbaddaanll5rehounds,qaodiorsecan6unthsteorrx. L - WILHISHAN 53 Attempted Block. - Meredith Fenton, eighth grade, attempts to block an opponent's shot during an after school girl's Junior High basketball game. Getting Set. - Junior, Gretchen Balsley prepares for a spike at a home Varsity Match. 54 JH GIRLS BASKETBALL SPORTS SHOTS JH GIRLS HooPsTERs Finishing with an 11-5 record and third place in the Tough Wood County League, I was very pleased with our season's ac- complishments. Shanna Lyons, Shellie McIntosh, and Melinda Riffle, provided most of the scoring, while Mary Wolfe and Sheryl Lyons rounded out the five very capablyf' Meredith Fenton, Melanie Bradford, and Tracy Eble make next year's team look like another enjoyable year for me, stated Coach Schramm. Wrapping It Up. - Athletic trainer, Randy Moddesett wraps an ankle to prevent further injury during a football game. WILHISHAN 55 we-sz we im 5 Forward Motion. Coach Doak Markley attempts to score for the faculty team during the Senior! faculty game. Evasion. Senior David States avoids a tackle as he dodges Coach Blatt. Face Off! The Senior side prepares for battle against the Face Off! The faculty side prepares for battle against the faculty. Seniors. 56 INTRAMURALS IM! 44? G m if Q! ,L,'1f , flea-y r ' i K ,mlw , 'A 1 lN'l'llAMUllAL.' The hostile stares of seasoned competitors are gone as the warriors suit up to make fools of themselves. The battle is an old one, but treasured as pure fun. It is intramurals. Anyway students compete to win honors for their own class. Whether it be basketball, football, volleyball, or field goal kicking, the main objective is fun, and students and facul- ty alike enjoy the participation. WILHISHAN 57 Cheer-ful! - Mlssy Cross, Junior, helps lead the crowd in cheering on the Varsity basketball team. 58 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS N WILHISHAN 59 QA T K 'l fm .bvlllnt -1 Helping Hand. - The JV squad aids the Varsity Cheerleaders to hold up the circle-message before a football game. 60 JV CHEERLEADERS Ke 'il .Q - My v mf ' uf . K ' wk .sk ?' Au Spirit. - Jane Hall, eighth grade, encourages the team to win in an after school home game. 62 JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS ,eq Break Time. - Terri Cline, eighth grade, and Michelle Radabaugh, seventh grade, sit for a bit as they take a break from the action. WILHISHAN 63 64 PEOPLE COUNTING HEADS WITH l l'0PLI. Clubs sports academics all of these act1v1t1es would be lm possible without people Classes may change from year to year but the students retam the same enthuslasm for act1v1t1es Classmen joined with verve in the Homecommg f9StlVllleS and worked for vac tory ln mtramurals competltlons Classes raced to win Splfll week honors by dressing up and decorating the gym Working students became commonplace as coeds earned spendmg money Juggling homework a Job and school act1v1t1es was tough but many learned to manage as maturlty began The favorite activity became spendmg as paychecks were synonymous with necessity Sleep became every classman s dream as late nlght study ses study some spendmg evenlngs with their books others crammlng between classes before thenr tests Hopes ran high as report cards were issued ln each of the six week grading periods Students learned to make a difference and make the grade They had to make lt count' 1 I 4 4 A sions took over on pre-test nights. Each student had a system for En Francais. Michelle Wiggins and Michelle Hickman, Sophomores, learn Christmas carols in French during the pre-holiday season. WILHISHAN 65 66 PEOPLE F ACES N THE CRIIWII Game Plan. Three friends watch the home basketball game and the guys as they drink Junior vended drinks. What Is It? Seventh grader Toni Weaver makes use of a microscope during science class. ,nv ml, 'wwf of Who Nose? During a Homecoming meeting, Senior Beth Stanley deliberates the float theme while Seniors Tracy Baker and Amy Leach look on. -4 l' s 4 4 -n 1, x Q 4 Taking It Slow. Heather Mather and Steve Moore, eighth grade, share a slow dance at the Ski Club's Valentines Dance. ,pm V. .M ,, . ,.. 'W V . t, W va v ,iv I nag, 4 nf 3' I mir 145' '24 'H 4, , 9, H Q 5 Q n, Q G U Z. ,,,.. f, ,. i 4' f 3 -is X ,x ,,1I' , Wk, C vt it , 4. f- e V 6 v .H . , .M 4 -Nkv -.yy on Q + ' lugs-Kas. , v .qua L . 5 Q 's KN fin.. . il it 1 ' w .. 93 + gram 4 9 . ' W HN.. ow' ' ..' W' kin H . f QR' an ug 'A s Xvib ?3Hxg.klJ.- K '1 , 'O Ks. Q Patience. Mr. Noah Rickman waits patiently as his tenth grade Biology class collects in- sects for experiments. is-w K Freshly Baked. Cook Ruth Mayo bakes chocolate chip cookies in preparation for the noon lunch bunch. VVILHISHAN 67 Hosted. - Sellin Hostess cakes and ice cream for the Studint Council, Mike Casto takes a break from vending to take a seat on the ice cream cooler. CENIIIR FAX Number in class: 1 1 1 Class colors: Maroon and gray Homecoming float '86: Jackets Are Out of Sight Student Body President: Jay Offenberger Vice-president: Angie Wheeler Secretary: Missy Brown Treasurer: Andy Hall Student Council Members: Tracy Baker, Mike Casto, Mona Davidson, Scott Inman, Tracy Mollohan. Senior class president Fred Travis says, The year's gone by so fast, and soon it will be over. We all were the best of friends and the good times we had will be remembered. The class of 87 of Williamstown High will no doubt be remembered and revered as being born to be wild. Born to Be Wild. - After soundly defeating the faculty football squad, Senior team member Fred Travis smiles happily. 68 SENIORS Nickname: Dave. Future Plans: Go to lightin falcon land lfairmont State Collegel. Likes: Playing drums, hunting, fishin , girls, and eating. Memories: All the time spent at the City For andthe boot ramps, beach parties, coming with P.F., B.A., and 1.8. on Hcaloween, and one special Sunday night. Activities: Band i9-l0l,1az1 Band l9-l0l. Gary Lee Anderson Nickname: Bruce. Future Plans: Go to fighting falcon land lFairmont State Collegel or San Francisco State University to get a degree in opening gamge doors. Likes: ZZ Top, bein a senior, spending time with the Mrs. , and track meets. Memories: Beach parties, any parties, ZZ Top concert, borrowing someone's madbox with B.V. and l.T., and counting change. Activities: lunior High Football l9l, Varsity Football ll0-l2l, Varsity Track l9-Ill, Baseball ll0-lZl, Weightlifting Club ll0-l2l. larry David Adams Jr. lral lllfhdly AYIIIOII Nickname: Armour All. Future Plans: Go to college and further my education, make my million, and fill my pool full of drinks and retire. Likes: Hunting and rties. Memories: Wrecking the Rabbit with Bobby Stanley. Activities: Wrestling l9-lil, Wrestling Club l9l, Official Club llll. Tracy Dawldla lalcer Nickname: Boker, M,D., Red. Future Plans: Goto WVU with C.U. and meet some good looking rich mon. Likes: The llocketeers: C.U., M.B., BS., left, parties, the Sun, Morgantown, and Homecomings. Memories: The Big K with C.U., Junior last day of school with Rocketeers und K.P. girls, hands up! , State Wrestling Tournament lrm. 3601, the All-nighters. Activities: lr. High Cheerleaders l9l, Head lr. High Cheerleader l9l, Band l9l, Jazz Band High Pep Club l9l, Varsity Volle ball ll0l, Varsity Cheerleader lT0-l ll, Head Varsity Cheerleader ll ll, Who's Who In American Hidi Students lll-l2l, Vorsi Pep Chrb ll0-l ll, F.C.A. ll l-l2l, Student Council llll, Grand Central Moll Teen Board ll2l, A.F.S. llll, Varsity Club ll0l, Yearbook StaHlll2l. Julia Lynn Iaylee Nickname: lul-.l.B. Future Plans: Attend Glenville State College to be a teacher, get married, then have kids. Likes: Sports, reading, and collecting unicarns. Memories: Going to the rom with Rick l9B6, beating Paden City's band after 5 years, and past Homecomings - H.B. house. Activities: Bond P-l2l, Basketballlll0-l2l, Track l9-l2l, Varsity Volleyball ll0-l2j, Class vice-president ll0, lll Band president ll2l, FCA ill, l2t,SADD Tu,1onBand l9, 101. Dania I.ari led avr Nickname: Dao-Ddt. Future Plans: l plan to goto college and became a career woman. Likes: Piano, tennis. Memories: Homecoming '35, Activities: Clair, Drama, Tennis. Tilden Dean lohhitl Nickname: The Dream, Sergio. Future Plans: Goto college, become a dentist, get rich, retire by 45. Likes: Skiing, sports, driving and nmning around with the guys. Memories: All Hamecomings, all concerts, S.A. with B.H. and everything else I've ever done to try to be remembered. Activities: Foatballl9-121, Basketball I9-121, Baseball l9l, Weighlifting Club l9l, Conservation Club ll0l, National Honor Society ll0-IZJ, AFS Club ll T-Tlw tlonor Roll ll2l. lanes Ke laetaw Nickname: Keith. Future Plans: Work with my dad right after school so I can get enough money to go to a good college. Likes: Water skiing, motorcycles, having fun, and girls. Memories: RATT concert, moving to New York, than moving back, getting kicked out of school, all of l lth grade, especially Homecoming 'B5. Activities: Track llll, Wrestling l9, lit. knee Douglas lreadwater. Jr. Nickname: Bong. future Plans: Work, Likes: Auto body. lelleea All lrevn Nickname: Pink, Future Plans: Attend Fairmont State with Beth, become an En lish teacher, and lnve my rich husband support rne. likes: Mike, m cot Lucy, the Rocketeers lB.S., C.U., and T.B.l, the Sun, and good times wixt friends like T.N., B,S., T.B., and C.U. Memories: The last ity of school my iunior year, hands on the seat girls, the T986 State Wrestling Tournament, 85 and 86 Proms, Myrtle Beach '86 with Mike a all the good times with my friends. Activities: lr. lligohp Club l9l, AFS i9-l2l, AFS Secretary ill-l2l, JV Volleyball ll0l, Fellowship of Christian Atlietes ll0-Ill, Class Secretory lil-lll, Yea k Staff ll0-l2l, Newspaper Assistant Editor llll. WILHISHAN 69 Kellie .len lulette Future Flms: Go to calege, become ridr and live Iile to its irrlest. Likes: itat summer nidrts, Gricogo T-shin, guys and having lun. Mermries: All the movies I nas to be at with LB. and S.l., the night S.l. stale the Green Beast and we went cruisin , the dose-up vievv ol Burger King Iiarneaorring lserry Moml, md dl the lun times with LB., S.l., AAJA., and J.H. Activities: lr, Ilidr Track ill, AFS ll I -13, Quilt and Sc I2 . leull Ali lwtell Ilidrname: Crash. Future Plans: To be ridt. likes: Driving, Memories: My lirst wreck vrhen ee crammed eleven people in my Pulsar IIX, band heating Poden City, Firlrle Fink with .l.Il., alter the Crlioun game - getting some pizza, Activities: Band I9-l2l, Percussion I9-I2l. Henle lkhelle Collins Iliduvrme: Geese. Future Plans: To attend VIVU and become a vrorld famous clarinet player. Likes: Music, dancing, lun with lriends, and Todd. IAemories: The big wreck eitlrthe Lundr Bunch andall the Iun with Todd. Activities: Band K9-IZI, Field Commander ll I-IZJ, Felowship oi Orristiarr Atlletes U0-I2l, Iiasketbdl Statistician K9-121, VIVU Iionors Band ill-IZJ, l::lspaper Staii ll II. K L Future Plans: tlousevrite. Likes: Sports, Activities: Computer Gul: ll Il, Sr. Ilighnsdult li2l. Ili Allen Delney Ilidanarne: Dewey. Future Plans: Get :RZ and ga to mlege. Likes: Cars and laatball. Memories: lI.Vl. Volkswaxon an lire, LII. wreck on Vlavery load, getting puled over in lovrel lf. was riiving. Activities: Jr. Ilijr Foothal 191, Varsity Foathdl ll -I2l, Conservation Clulalvilgll, Art u I . lleilel ,hill lltea Ilidcnmne: Disco. Future Huis: Be either a iamous novelist, rock star, singer, movie star, or TV evangelist. Likes: Writing, r:,Tlrtlil'ting, and I.isa. Memories: Sporting events and pmctices, scnrli D with the King P, D.B. tdking to 52 girls at a track meet with B.L the '86 prom with LtA. Activities: Feothrl U0-lil, Track U0, I21,l.V. Basketball U0-Ill, Basehdi lI2l, Drama ill-l2l. Peter llckelu hnsvrerti ttidm :Pte.FutufeFla :Go'to '.Lik:Phatog phymdhavi lurr.tAemorres' :stay' Iat Ivrvi lu ndtry' to k ittzmsdliatlienextiiryrl:tlnrkliNs:hvnlriieSny'iier,rom1irFngthldkwillhunapassslip, andglltglillgaeizyrvithllirinll Iliieverillrlllrrldllrhl-ve? Vanity Foothill Q9-I If Yearbook Stdllga lil! I Nickname: George Opus, Smarty Pants. Future Plans: Go to college. Likes: Music and older men. iAemories: Thinking all my Iil:.thTI would graduate from a Gvistion sdtool. Activities: Gnir itll. ll! Letlle Gltee Ilickname: Future Plms: The Marines or piloting. Likes: llurrting, fishing, and girls. Memories: Christian school get hal and litting my inends with the mr. Activities: Dmrna Club ll l, Basketball l9l. ali! 501.9 Ilickncxne: Cin-Bob. Future Flats: Go to college tor four years and become an it.Il. and then marry Tim, hopefully he happy. Likes: Itavlng n mddestrgingtlingswiththedassai 'l7. tAemocies: AllthelaufringtimesandtastelessiokeswitlrDiane,olIthegoodtimeswithTim, Ilth grille Eid' litll Ui., lJ.G., P.F., l.V., CG., und GA, lun times NI the bus with Gary, Diane, and Juanita. Mattzraidg-122, ennis 9-I , Q9-I . 70 SENIORS I lldeel Lee Cute Ilicknome: Miko, Future Plans: Go to college tlrrorrgh the Ilovy, gmdrote in lour years, retire in tvrentydsears, ond have a milion dollars to live on. Likes: Working, luntin llsling, ond Barb. Memories: Tl'l week I spent ot Boys' State with llllre tor as m bunk mote and all the hm with Goll F10-121, Goll Coptoin 1121, 1itlS 110-121, IIHS President 1121, Boys' State 11 11, Track 601, Drnmo Club 11 11, Student Cointi l . Chletepher Se! Clly Ilidrname: Bmre. Future Plans: Go into plntogrophy or metol working. Likes: Freestyling and scoping lerndes. Menrories: 3rd in state in B.lA.X, md hidr points dump two times. Activities: lrock 1101. Inoue lu lcwldeel llidurorne: lo. Future Pans: Going to college 1one where my parents don'tteochI1ond becoming o doctor, moving to Austrdio in the Outboik with on dzorgine. Likes: Playing piano, reading, swimmin , and trdlring. Memories: Adi and my iunior ear, rl my wrecks ond Lundr Bundr I, drowningy sorrows ln Dr. Pepper, and especlaly all thelun with KP. Ir. ltigh Tennis 191, Lrsity Tennis 19-121, Jr. liidr Matmoid Q15 Council 19-121, Band S9-121, lozz Band 9-121, Varsity Cross Country 1101, FCA 110-121, Sophomore Goss President 1101, Varsity Ileod Cheerleoder 1121, AFS 11 1, Teen Board 112 , Pep Club 1111. lelluu Je! Dull Ilidurome: Missy. Futrrre Plans: Going to be n Mom and rnoybo go to college. Likes: Cross Stitdr. IAernories: Getting out ol school early. lenevue Christopher Hills Ilidurorne: CHL Future Fans: Become on expeditionist, artist, photo-iournolist, ond historim ol the lopanese post. Likes: Martial arts, nrnnlng, md reeling. Memories: Drifting into Miss Goldsworthy's room without knowing where I was drrring Mrs. Garrett's dass. Vlinnin We in lMWi WrnudrtimewithTinoBoecknry1unioryearorrddlthepeoplellravecornetokrrowtltroudtoutmylig years. Activities: QIJ1, Wrestling 1111, Cross Country 111, 121. Shllu Idle I: llidrnome: Sli: Sha. Future Fans: Go to PCC ond mrior in something that helps people, theondpo on to Morslrdl University or Ilew Mexico University, hopefully marry Brian md live ha pUy ever after. Likes: Smgng time with tolking to friends, great times with Brian. Memories: lAy vouotions spent with Brion in Ilew Mexico and Virginia , dl the wild times that BNI. nnd I have lrud -like loose battery dries md bi trucks, From NW '86 with ill nlguntlm seemed to lost lorever, and lost but not least - meeting Brion two years ago. Activities: Pgpngizlyg-101, Aerobics Chb191, Tolent 191, CIroir191, SADO 1111, Art Gul: 1121, Vearbook Staff 11 1, Library Assistant 1121, Ilewspqser . Be I Lllr Gor thl ndstA Goi the? wrthil ' :pon9e. ns: orivr engineer. es: 'n outwi rie . ernories: ngto rommyiunioryeur ' ..,going out rrithI.1l., md going to F5115 lordralting. Activities: Ir. 1IidrFootbdl 191, Basehdl 19-121,Vors1ty Footbdl 111-121. lelllllieheed Future FIons:lointheservlce1AirForce1. Giles Gerield llicknome: CII. Future Plans: Become rr lomrer md sell nrymps. Memories: Cleaning out m von olter the Junior Prorn, herruse ofT.1A. ond Iundrtime with D,A. at my house. Activities: Trad: 191, Foo 19-121, Snow Ski Club 111-111, Fhotogmplry Club 11 11. line Chletine Gbefie lidurome: Dm Il. Future Flons: Attend Arizona State University rrnd become o nurse anesthetlst and marry lon and lnve a lot ol lun. Likes: lloving lun C.B., B.G., Ill., ond Il.II., lun times with E.A. and C.II., and loudring at C.G,'s stupid iokes in nursing dass. Also, the rowdy times on Gary's voc-ed bus with l.Vl.,1.W., TJA., C.G., andl.1A. Activities: IV Voleyball110-111, Varsity Volleybd 1121. WILHISHAN 71 Ion Christopher Gladwell Nickname: Giraffe. Future Plans: Win the lottery or become a hobo. Likes: Eating and sleeping, Memories: D.G., S.l., GJ. and somethin about a coffee table l'B5l, lunch time with L.S., S.I., LH., and M.M., two months with Mette. Activities: Jr. High Football WJ, JV Basketball ll ll. Vlendy Ann Gray Nickname: Wendell. Future Plans: Go to college and get a job. likes: Tennis, shoppin , and talking on the phone. Memories: The time S.I. and I almost caudrt o lab on fire, tripping over door stops with B.V., laughing in lourndlism land every other classj with K.M. Activities: Band itil, Drama Club ll l-l2l, lr. High Pep Club l9l, Sr. High Pep Club ll2J, Office Assistant lllj. Drearna lae Greathouee Nickname: Dream, Future Plans: Go on to school and get a job. Likes: Bevemges, having a good time, and building fires. Memories: Going out with lean and lisa, the plant fight at Burger King, Friday and Saturday nights, Homecoming and the vdiole senior year, and watching the sun come up. Benlanlln Sung Grin Nickname: Ben. Future Plans: Win the Ohio lottery or iain the Armed Services IArmyl. Likes: Fishing and hunting. Activities: Parkersburg South Power Mechanics ll l-121, David Lee Gr Nickname: Grogan. Future Plans: Go to work as on electrician and get married to Patty Husk. Likes: Electronics. Memories: Good times wim Saxton md gang, driving to South against the nrles, and riding the bus to South. Activities: Talent Shows QU- l Zz. Andrew Jason Clar Nal Nickname: Gonk. Future Plans: Become the first ciummer to play a sold out concert in space, than open a hatdog stand. Likes: Drums, art, and good times. Memories: A nidlt in the Montred underground, dnrm corps, the pizza, and Tracy M. Activities: Art Club ll2l, lau Ensemble KV , Class Treasurer l9:l0, l2l, Band 19-I2 . Christy Sn lllrdll Nickname: Spaz. Future Plans: Go to Smith College, get a degree in international corporate law, and make millions - or move to Botswana and sell Dr. Pepper. Likes: Good friends - like T.M., fun times, the color green, Dr. Pepper, and smiles. Memories: Lunch Bundr I and the big crash ldid we hit the curblk all the band cam s l survived with T.M., G.C., K.P., M,ll., AJ.C,H,, ll.B., and the Party P r with the 'B6 cake, Homecoming '85 and the ig run tlirougr Billzville to beat the curfew, and pizza, Activities: lr. High Pep Club and mb' President fill, Varsity Tennis Ol, Band lf?-l2l, AFS U0-l l, Drama Club President 2121, Hugh 0'llrian Youth Leaderslip Representative ll0l, Rhododendron Girls' State ll ll, American Legion Auxillary Girls Nation fl RJUWILHI HAN Editor-in-Chief il l-l2l, locket Journal Staff U0-l2j, NHSUO-121, NHS Secretary UZLJV Volleybdl gill, Varsity Track ll0l, tography Club ilfll, TV Honor Society ll l-l2l, WV Honor Rall and Scholars Academy lt ll, Parkers rg Area Cham r of Commerce Business Symposium ll0l, Wood Whispers Signature Poem l9, II-l2l, Wood Whispers Student Board ll l-l2l, Basketball Statistician l?-l2j, SADD ll ll, Wno's Who Among American Hidi School Students ll l-l2l, Rotary Club ll2l, Elks Student of the Month llltctoberl UZJ, Century III Leadershipuhargzlinner for WV. Jean er I ne tlaagbe Nickname: Jenny. Future Plans: Go on to college at PCC. Likes: Piano and crass stitching. Memories: All the fun times l've had with friends. marine: Pep cub riot, rn 19-121, An cub qt ip. Mariana lee Nefner Nickname: Momi. Futura Plans: Attend WVU and be a music education maior, continue dnrm corps activities and teach area bands. Likes: Drum Corps and long bus rides. Memories: The little car episode, isolating us lall lll to the cafeteria, August ld - rallies in front of 40,000 people. Activities: WVU Honors Band fl l-lil, All-state Chorus U0-lll, Giair President llll, Show Choir U0-l2l, Jazz Band lf?-ill, Outstanding Band Memberllll, Jennifer lele Henry Nickname: GiGi. Future Plans: Move to louisiana, attend college, major in medical records, get a great job, and marry Eric. Likes: Having fun and E.A.B. Memories: Al the great times with C.S., l.S., T.F., K.A., S,D., KB., KB., and especially E.A.B. Trips to the T.H. and B.T. and last but not least dl my road trips to WVU fha hal. Activities: lr. HiQi Pep Club l9l, Weightlifting Club ll0l, Bulletin Board Club illll, Art Club il ll, Yearbook stun ri 1-123. 72 SENIORS 4 A in Flero Q The Little Can! Cory rebuilt in his Beetle. he estimates has c t work and painting 9.11 CORY' It's a plane! It's Cory lee started with basis! Beetle! Cory started et. an He has had sever os a just 6 'bf' WILHISHAN 73 lickmme: Kimmy, De-llidrey. Fvlufe Plans: Cnllege. Lilies: Buslralhdl, lursebuclr ridng and mrs. Memories: The mu I in because of WJ. md n cemin sign on l7lh streei in Vienna, October ll, WHS when I met l.S. and the Cliipmunlxs, the things that dev duri and uher my Iirst dance. T ,baske I, SADD. Ili wlyll lldl: Future Fans: Plan on getting a ish. Likes: Vlorlr on model mn. Adivities: Weightlifting Club I9-l0j, VICA Club IPIISI. itfmrllt mdlidhh 5' vs.. I Seefllnlel llicIunome:l ,FuturePIms:6oto::emdbeconieumdti-nilIionnire,llnen usetlnmonv,gtohuvelllnvorldmdhunl:e'DnlnsCn1lboys. lemeries: Ellie lun timesot lunch ' LS., l.ll., ll., ondJ.G., cl tll great moments ' u specid girl my sophomore year, llomecrnnin '85, dtev lll'85Wlr1 mumy lmihd gmne. Truck l9l, IIIIS ll I-III, Student Council UZI, AFS IIZI, T.Vwlion.31Socieu I5 lidmome: Bai r. Future Huis: Colege and marriage. Likes: Bmkerlidl, reading. Memories: All the interesting tri s to our boslcelbca games, lun times ellrlll. in Bill glade science - Male incident, rl ihe tmhle u certain friend gscitihie into. Activities: Emir 9l, llnslcelladl UI-121, Tmclt M, il ll, Weidvtlilting Ill! , lntmmumls. loner Cllffed lux! lidmlne: Gifl. Future Plms: Electrician, plimgmpher. Likes: Electronics, photography, mmputefs. Activities: Yearbook IIZI, Phatogru r, Comrviers. Sed! All! roll llidcnmne: Elk. Future Plms: Cnleqe. Likes: Women, money, driving. Memories: None. ladle Jeeepi lelley lliclmume: he Lemley. lrlu I. 'DDS llidcnune: llr. Lemon. Fimne Plans: Endnote. Lies: Girls, sports, girls, mfs, money, girls, -. Memories: Homecoming 'BL Activities: Tmcli, .leh I llye FimnPlnns: Goingintlllrmylorllleearleuryeursrlidillentmvelingumundlliewrldasulium. Memories: CmiWm QMeg ' at 's . lmly In I e Iliclunome: Em, Kimmy. Future Plans: lin with LS. and tmvel ill nrld, pcrty with Don in Florida. Lilies: Tennis, swimming. Memories: Slulger prrty :ith VLG., LS., S.E., and Il.Y., Ilmd Gimp '87, hand trips with l.VI. Activities: Band I9-lil, Gans Secretary lmbfep Barudcsg,tPep Club 1 , nm: ll-IZI. 74 SENIORS ,.- Giles lelhlq llll Hdmome: Hiler, Hay Day Hill. Future Plans: Colege. Likes: Hunting and fishing. Memories: Hometoming '86, Junior and Senior Prom, cmsling a '69'CarntIo on a lllursday nidrt with G.B. Activities: Junior High Footl:ail191, llidt School lootlml 110-1 1, Conservation Clult19-121. I I. Iyli ligknorne: Kevy. Future Plans: Try to lind a iolt or else own a bar. Likes: Sitting around with Giris und Brian. Memories: Fun times during llomeoorning, sitting out halt on the slrod pale, han times after lootlidl games. Activities: Conservation Cluh. lei: lteihe Jeeee llidurame: Jean , Future Plans: Get a lolz, ma John and lnpelun live lrap Hy, have an A-1 time at Homecoming B7 SEHIOKS. Likes: llavin a good time, riding three-whoelers with 1l.JJ1Woot Memories: Irtw goarlltimes with Lisa and Drearno and whoever may have ended wiH1me,doftl'llaten1gletripstoMc ,dthemomin D.G.andIwdlred1nmyhouselrornonalnidIerut6:30a.m. ond on, Febnrary 8, 1985. kttv1ties:lond19-111, Copta1n111rlntramurd Basketbdl. llidurame: lm. Future Plans: Go to cdlegimn track in Olympics, groduote with a degree in oooountlng, and get rich Likes: lunni and rores to , the scenic trip ol WV he give us dter legionds, trips to Onrleston in track and godlltimes K Lead marn3Specid Kay Mauve1, Future Hans: Attend the Fashion Institute ol Atlanta, GA or West Wrginia Wesleyan to study imlion merdmdising. Likes: 'ng out with my friends. Memories: Bandoarnp '86 1Sen1ors remember the calce1, dl my memories as a las-been: sheen, leth remem Txr gorne1, my road trip to Olarleston with G.C., LW., and J.C. to see 38 Specld, Horrrerorririgsf, T.B., LIJ., l.S., ,S., md ll. remember Artivitiesr Bond 19-121,111 Trodr 191, Jazz Ensemble 191, Jr. tlidt Pep Gul: 1101, JV rleader l -ll , . H' , , . 0 1 Sr di? Guh1ll1FU1121AFS1l21 ayneed C. hive! tlidnmne: lay. Future Pans: Amred Foroes. lilies: Hunting, and ptrtying. Ines L lyeee llidnnarne: Jim. Future Plans: Military. Memories: My seat in the ollke. 'lorry Wayne llheley ltickname: Bud. Future Pans: I plan on being a lawyer. likes: Aaelerote to the limtt-vrrerking mrs. Memories: In the 7th grode nmning dawn the lids tripping over the door stops. liy nmeeee lame Hidmarne: Bettie, Bettie. Future Plans: Go to oolege or sell turtles pmt-time on a comer stand. Lllres: Band, running around with lriends. Memories: Senior nie at bond oornp, prom 19861my birthday1, Hornecorning 1985.ktIvlt1es: Pep Club 19-121, lland19-121,SADD1111, Matmrid110-ll1, ttationd Honor Society 110-121, Yeorliookood Hewspaper Stoll 11 11. lleblle lense lheee ltidmorne: Milo Future Fans: Graduate, go to KC, ond further my education somewlwre else. Lilies: Slietding and dancing. Memories: Lost day mow ea ns., md n.L,sJ.,n.s.,c.s.,1.n., new no no Tyler gm uni: vu. nnd Ln. mivim Baskethdl, nog cups, ' , M . - WILHISHAN 75 76 SEN IORS is also Nation Senator by had to give an 8 She met I had tn talk vividly? various as the tea which was nd was accosted Ambassador. - During at Girls Nation, Senior was appointed Direc- Foreign Service. Here, the U.S. Director Vest. vw . 'Wy , nf ns Msn N1 u 'lrecy Carol lellohan Nickname: Dolly l, Scum. Future Plans: To become an English teacher in Paris, or to take Miss Pracht's place here at WHS. Likes: Band, spending mone , the color green, my bud CH, spending time with A.H. Memories: Prom '86, lunch bunch Sl, band camp cake, the lun with all my good lriencl. Activities: lr. Hiph Pep Club 191, Volle bdl 1l0-lZ1, Sr. High Pep Club l0-l l1, FCA 1l21, Cross Country 1l01, Track 1101, Varsity Mascot 1l l-l21, Student Counri Treasurer 1l21, BanclTreasurer1l21, Class Secretary 191, Class Treasurer 1l01, Student Council Representative 1ll-121, Drama Club IZ1. Fred Demln Moore Nickname: Furd and Razorliead. Future Plans: Maybe l'll 1ust1oin the Havy. Likes: Hunting, wrestling, and wild women. Memories: All the good times at the lootball games or atter the games, wrestling matches and senior festivities. Activities: lr. High Football 191, Student Council 191, Varsity Wrestling 1l0-l21. Ielle lllxebetb leere Nickname: Squirrel. Future Plans: Next year I plan to attend lent State University and study medicine. Hobbies: Running, dancing, singing. Memories: All the crazy things that Diane and I have done and dl the great times I've stared with Bill. Activities: Track, Cross Country, Volle ball, Drama Club, AFS, Sr. Hiji Pep Club. lellesa II. lerrleeei Nickname: Missy. Future Plans: Live in South Carolina and have a good iob. Likes: Swimming. Memories: Football games, good times with D,C., Summer with M.T,, P.M., D.C., B,H. licbeel Robert Nestor Nickname: Faster, Giga. Future Plans: Ge to college and became a millionaire. Likes: Homecoming activities, The Beast. Memories: McDonalds 500, Homecoming 85, car wrecks, Cross Country trips. Activities: Track 19-l21, Cmss Country 1l0-l21, FCA 1l0-121, Boys' State, Ars 11 1 -i 21, Dee Ani Elizabeth Newell Nickname: Dee. Future Plans: Going to medical collgglg and then working in o hospital. Likes: Bike-riding, taller skating, reading, and lishing, Memories: My lirst day at WHS, and all the things t Elaine and I got inte. Activities: Bond 19-l01, Track 1101, Chess Club 19-121, AFS 1101. Jay Donald Ollerllerger Nic name: Mega. Future Ptans: Ta attend the United States Military Academy at West Point and alter becoming the lilth 5 star general in the history al the United States, run lor president. Likes: Homecoming activities, summer vacation, and beating Catholic. Memories: Participating in the McDonalds 500, Homecoming '85, going to Calhoun with l.K., l.R., T.S., K.T., LB., B.V., T.M,, and K,H., and the state basketball tournament with D.B., Ml., T.M., K.P., ll.W., and ll.H. Activities: Basketball 19-l21, Cross Cauntry1l01, Tennis 19-TZ1, Football 191, Student Council 110-121, AFS 110-121, FCA 19-IZ1, WeightlHting Club 191, HHS 110-121, TV Honor Society 1l21, Running Club 1l01. lisa Dawn Owens - Future Plans: Go to Marshall and get my masters degree, become director ol Easter Seals. Likes: Swimming, dmwing. Memories: All the lun times and trouble GJ., D.G., and I got into, senior homecoming. Activities: Golden Horseshoe 191, Bulletin Board 191. lelvin Parks, Jr. Nickname: Big 1. Future Plans: Get a better ieb or go into the Armed Services. Likes: liding and lixing bikes. Memories: The good times and good la hs I've had with my friends. Activities: Conservation Club 19-l21. Cetbetlne Petite Nickname: Cathy. Future Plans: College 1came back!1. Likes: Cooking, drawing, snow skiing. Memories: Arriving in U.S.A., senior's pictures by the photographer. Activities: Basketball, AFS, Student Council. WILHISHAN 77 llolh P llidnnamoz Kay 1Ia1uo1. Fuluro Plans: Go towllogo to study fashion mardaandising or if that fails movo to Saudi Arabia to booomo a mmol washor. Likos: Partying with my friends 1ospotid1y lA.D.1, Tho Sun, and tho nights at Dan's with BM., T.B., .l.VI., and C.U. Momorios: I.ll'dlhl'KI1x1,kdCU11PSII'II1M0tlKI'II WW, boi u Itus boon 1Ty1orCounty-wuytogogir1s1,and1uniorlastdayaIsd1oo1 GirIs tlmds lIpI lmd19-121,Jr.11z:Pop 0111 191, Ji, in Choor1oador1 1, lm amd 9-111, vmify cwi.w1io1,1.v.u.i:a 1111, Vutsity Oub 101, Sr. Midi Pop Club 110-11 ,FCA 111-121, AFS 1121, Toon Boardiw. Sllilll I 1tidmamo:VIood. Futurl Plans: Go to collage and marry Barry. Likos: Bondi, tho color rod, summor nights, and ono spocid guy. Momorios:11to timo KI. mi I stolo th groin boast, ll tho nidls with 1.11. md KB., 1lovnocoming'85, Fobruary 15, 1986, tho oftcountor with tll hurl: ond ofa sdml has md rl tho good timos with LB., ILM., and K.B. Activitios: Pop Uuh 19-121, AFS 11 1-121, Yoarhoo1iStafI 111-12, Gym Assistant111-121,0uiIIandSc 11121. IIDII I. S nkillllllz 0mis1L Futun Plms: Go to work. Likos: Vlodni at LF.1l., working on mg car, go1fing at night. Momorios: Goi golfing at nm: lf., FJ., 1.VI., going muding with F.T., gotting :Ld ovor in Puriorsburg y tho pofico with 11.F. Jr. 11? oothall 191, Vmity Footbd 1111, Intrumutd Roforoo uh 19-121, VICA llool lloxll lqltl-S llidinamo: TV. Futurw Plans: Camo had ta U.S.A. in two yous. Likos: Ilockoy, souor, dmw, play guitar. Momorios: My arrivd to U.S.A., m frionds in Gio and U.S.A, to moot with otlwr oxdiango studonts from tho wholo world. Actlvitios: Photo Guh, Studont Cound1 lobort sun Stlloy Ifidutmno: Cnsh or Bl. Futuro Plans: Go to md livo in Florida and buomo ridr and famous. Likos: Hunting, coilocting boor cans, lAomorios: 8T1rrlIoudlri11ntAr11tourartdI gronlatlufsmron1lomotoningnidrt,shootinga1tulainBlairNowta1'swdI, tho gout timos ' Ulisly Altmann including prom nidrtlvzo wlwn I dravo horInthor's Porsdto.Anivitios:Ir.11idt BaskotIad1191, Art Oub 19-12 , Varsity Foothd 111-121, fnnsorvatian Gub 1111, Varsity Basobd 110-11. Shawls loloo Slum Ilicknamo: Shorty. FuturoPlans:AttondHoridaStdtoCuIlox,thongrm1uotsandhot1wcomho1thoF1oriduGatofs. Lilzos: Durxintvoloy , sdtbd, partying. Momorios: Partying with LVI. duri homocomings, tho 1986 Hagsdiligs compotition with FI. and LB., s 'pplng band pmrticos with Ll., F.C. to potty, and tho nidit F.C. mdI1IInd to stay thu nidit bolind rho . l.V. Vollo hd11102iflag ooi3n110- 111, wintormtps110-111, wintoroorps captain 1111, gym ossistonl111-121, vol1oybol621,Jr. di pop uh 191. Cory loo Swunon Futuro Plans: Collogo. Lilies: Vlnad working, modtanics, and Ilmtlng. ' :otha so-.on Ilidmuno: Soup bono, Dwdn Likos: Sponding timo with frionds md writi . Momorios: Mooting Miko in V.A. this summor wIiIo my sistor, going tothonwlwHhIikoudBodryutdrridii1gfmkmnotwndvn,wI:ingIi:A111IdingI1ydIovorIwrfa1:o,tItankstomo,tItobirthuf Ikry E. Flowofs, now 6 months, Activit1os:BuIIltin :IuIa110, 121, offin assistants 111-121, computor dub 1111. lion Tlyhf Ilidmomo: Grouso.FuturlPIans: Groihatofrotnthisplan,gotocaliogoandgotmoagoodpayingiohdownsautIt,finishingmytrucI:artd bui1da ihg cu, md Itotomo famous. Libs: Cnrs, diasin womon, cniisin around in Garfiold. Momorios: At tho hornocomings, buying my Iirst truck mtrudGatfioH,sIno6ngmy11mgroiso,d1itnstunt:'gFwinswonhattdwdf. lkild I Jr. lidnnamo: rd. Futuro Plans: I to dio and vonturo tho of oxistonco. Likos: Guitar . Momoriosf with v.u.,nu'ia7I1Innnf dm. -mating duh 191, drama an duh1121,s1iogEIi3r 78 SENIORS vw ll' :' . : ma' , into ee nnlamin. 'es: ,mess ' acomputer . rclcnornesLlh':.S:boFrnirrePlansMarryT A tlAVVl0TCandIc Lil: Gall with ondrarty Mernarles:Althehrntimes and leaming exper'ie:rir?l,hBrlce and Grris,gettlng Etuclcln someone's baclcyardwithleflandlrice, lhethris andsplswithplloarts,GregVIigginsandmylcnee,anddlthelovemdlustsharedwithmebyTinallggs,Activitlex:Goltl9-121. hell llleSextel,lr. e llldcname: Taste itdl. Future Plans: Living in Florida, becoming o becrh bum, ride a motorcycle around the United States, wnrlc around mmputers. Lilies: Memories: Belng in llodr's dass and visiting the ollice 3 times tint year, talclng pictures, 3rd period on the last by ol llth grade, last al sc'hool.Ac1lvities: Faotbdl9l. Chlethe lllxdeti Sllder Iliclcname: liz. Future Plans: Get a iob, go to sdrool. Memories: Computer class with WJ., the day Eric Butler wdlced In 7th period English class gllrtgiletrtd the loolc on l.Il. face, dating J.VI. ldways remember thatl, partylng with dl my lrlends. Ilidcnarne:Bert,parple.FuturePlms:BewmoDdlmCowbayGledmderlMSomtwgomcdlegemdhmmaridtmthteodMlumided NVQ. Lilies: lad, the Sun, late nidrts with someone special, the lloclcoteers, the beach. Memorles: tote Wrestling '86, last day ol sdtool '86 i Glrls ltmds Up l, Tyler County game lK.P. and A.L.l, dl the great tlmes with M.B., C.E.l. with T.S. ll and LJ, Joumey concert with Roddy. Activitiesutmerleader U0-l ll, Student Council ll ll, ltatlond llonar Society U0-I2l, AFS ll I-121, FCA U0-121, Yearbook Stall U0-121, Goss held llcbael Stltee liidcnarne: Bugs. Future Plms: Go to college. Ulces: Hsling, luntlng. Memories: Sitting In study hd with D.8. and LB. Activities: Jr. Midi Footbd Ui, Bosebd U0-l2l. April half Story t llidcname: 'A, Am, lloap. Future Plans: To further my education, wm tll lottery, ratelve a large unount ol legal tender and travel the world. Ulces: An, musk, the ll.K Memories: Plotting crimlnd acts with B.Vl., M.M., and M.S. In m class, blawl u my sludge test in IPS, Serpa Sire, and infatuation with The law. Actlvities: Computer Club ll li, Art Club l9, 121, Yqzarboolc Stall lllgl, llewspaperStoH ll2l, Library Assistant Isl lellue lee Swleber liiclcnarne: Swish. Future Plans: Go to caheglo somewhere to ' in accounting, and ma a with a degree in opening doors, sarnerhy I llipe to own the LA. Raiders. Li es: The Tllllllbilralg, s ndlng time with Grddy crllrrllrytlng diange, and being a Memories: Cheerleming cclnp '85 lhiding in the daset with Bert anrlnKaren's experience with a mousse bottlel, the ll Top cancen with Gary, Gris, ond Jen land our in lrorrt of usl, brealclng m loot the weelc of bonfire my Junlor year and keeping track ol Gary. Junior llifr Peg Gigi, Junior Illgh Matmald l9l, JV Clwerbader U0-I ll, Varsity Cheerleader ll ll, Sr. llldt Pep Gubl10-121, llationd Ilonor Society l 0-I l,T ll I-l2l. llellel 'Tier Furrrre Plans: Join the Anny md party with lriends. Lilces: Partying, cnrislng, muddlng. Memwles: Party at Lellel's at lnrnecomlng '86, mrisingPowerlineloodonallondawithLeflnzandWolle. clllfii See IIH lllclcnarne: Sissy, yellow. Future Plans: To go to VIVU with TB and study some lcind of business and marry a rich, good-loalcing man. Likes: The laclceteers: TB, MB, BS, Dan, pcxties, the sun, Morgantown, dl hornecomintgs. Memories: The BlgK with Tl, Junior last day of school with the lodcateers and KP Girls, hands upI , state wrestling toumament 36 1, and ovemggittrac meets, tl're All illirters. Activities: Varsity Track 9-lllklr. Midi Track Q9 ,Varsity Oreerleader 23,01-llead rleoder il2l, JV rleader UUJ, Varsity Volleybdl ll0l, Cross Country Nl, 9l,VorsityClubllUl, l l,Jaz1landl9l,YearbaolcStallll2l. liidmarne: Speedy. Future Plans: Go to media! school, warlc four years, become a millionaire, retire, get married, spoil tea lclds rotten, then win tll lottery and become a double millaoolre, Lilies: Collecting cars and Clreerlemi and dorr't forget partyin . Memories: My moibox e rience with MD and GA, goi to the Marietta iail at lundt with Ol, MD, o wee wreclc in a blue '69 Camaro with CN, GB, and an rrrrlniowrr, reid many fun times wllar MW. Activities: Footbd Q9-l ll, Student Counci I9 , Baslcetbdl l9l, Checkers Club, Conservation Club. WILHISHAN 79 Andres Vheeee Nickname: Gnorne. Future Plons: Ga back to Spain and go to the university. Likes: Basketball, computers. Activities: Criass.bCo::ttry, Weightlwfting. cl .lil eel llidmome: Becky, Beck Fcrture Plans: Go to calege and become rn accountant, marry Dan samedry and live happih ever m'ter. Likes: Spending timewi1lclriendsandespecirlylJan,rrtakingtltemastocrtolmyweekends,andHogCorps. Memories: W3iniaBeochond Busc'hGarrlensover the summer, band uarnp with LL,. C., UA., C.S., and ll,B., dl the vnld-n-crazy times I have lnd rrith S.E. a lA.S, this yeauesrecidy the time otthentdandnottornentionthetinsewetventiabluntingin Mariettal,andlasthirtnotleast,vrlidtistltebestmernac'y d,isthememory ol meeting Dm dllml, but not quite, tlree years ago. lleeilesmlt Club ll0l, Jr. H' Pep l9l, Computer Club lll, Bulletin Board Club il2l, Jr. Hi Track 191, Flag Corps U2 , Newspaper Stoll UD. htele been Wheeler llicknmre: Vlllels. Frmire Plans: Attend Marshdl University, mcior in occountin and eventually man'y1.6. LI es: Running. Memories: llomecorning '84 when I met J.G., l'e'irnecoming nidi ot ll.ll.'s lmse. Choir l9l,Fbg Corps U0-l2l, Varsity Tzarls ll lj, IZ , Vice P ' nt i . My Witlel llickname: led or skid. Likes: Partying. Memories: Getting a mohavrk, llut top, and dying my lnir blonde. Ted Cbdlel Future Plons: Calege, lanily lKelil, money, lelt gi' death. Likes: Mcrzzlsoulaading, photography, llcntirgcwm-ping, Kegi. Mm: lrm loatbd rvvrs ccrnpaign course Foatbd clllg . .rn H , T' ': -kllVll'lOS: , ,lnK, ' , . llicknarne: B-bah. Frrture Plans: College in the area ol engineering, then going into the Airlorre or naval pilat. Likes: lunni tennis. Memories: Mr. White's contact explosives scnttering in the hdls, Ms. Goldsworthfs loud voice shattering my ear dnrms. Country, m Iellle Alle Welle llickname: Bo-Bo, lancy lace. Future Plans: Take sdrooing, move to llew York, md live with Angie S., but first have a terrilir summer with A.S., ll., l.S., and the ll. gang. Likes: Vlrestli walking, loakrtgmat g s with A,S. Memories: Everything I've ever done with Angie S. great timesl, Bevedy with Pdy I., cruising with my pnlriend Keith, urdudare with one very special uy in my lile, Brad S. at Pall'y's ill. with Angie D., Diane ll., my sis Jackie llove yal and the l.l. gang. Peel led Welle llicknorne: Wdler. Future Plons: Amry. Likes: Pcrtying. Memories: Getting a mahmek, going to my cousin's party. Activities: lr. llidr Foatbd. llrhlw Ellie Yeei llidcnarne: Spider, pokey. Future Plans: Goto college lhopelullyl and live ha pily ever alter. Llkes: Swimming, reading, horseback ridi . Memories: Tripping over the doorstop witlc Wendy, slumber parties at Kim's house, Sltem-vrheeler Festival with Midioel, phone conversations Shawna. Activities: Bulletin Board lil, Track, Pep Club ll0l, SADD ll ll. 80 SENIORS 'hllll Ill Pre rn the Face! Semor Julle Bayles srmles after throwmg a ple 111 Coach Sauro s face durmg the SADD pre throw Is It Really Time For GRADUATIO 7 June 2 1987 a day of lnfamy rn some mlnds a day of freedom for others IS the date of graduatron for the 86 87 school year As a Semor myself I would first hke to state that yes your Semor year really IS hke everyone says HECTIC' However with a few pomters anyone can become a Semor lt just takes a blt of work The first theory of Senlonty lS Mrke Eaton s phllosoph of procrastmatlon He states that Puttlng thlngs off IS the est way to get thmgs done Pressure rs the key to performance However as a Semor he also has dlscovered that hfe would have been much more slmple had he done the work on tlme as report cards can also be a source of anxlety The Second theory of Senlonty lS Christy Hard1n's Theory of Knowledgeabrhty If you can make everyone thmk that you are lntelhgent m Seventh Grade she states All you need to do 18 rnaxntam an a1r of thoughtfulness and use a vocabulary word lntermlttently However thls theory must be utrlxzed wlth the utmost care as the slightest error could rum a well burlt lmage There are vanous and sundry methods whlch are also aspects of Senlonty These mclude fashlon datmg workmg test tak mg and lunchtune etlquette However the founders of these theones were unable to be reached for comment and therefore these must be left to md1v1dua.l speculatlon On a more senous note a Semor must also be very talented at emotlons Dunng the year he or she w1ll experlence stress Joy and sorrow along wlth a plethora of others Graduatlon 18 yet to come but m my opmlon the best of the Semor year was the revlew of the past So good bye to Blllsvrlle as I leave for college but the mhabltants and memorles wlll stay w1th me forever As Bob Hope states Thanks for the memones W ,Y . . . . . . 5 . ,. , . . Q O 1 1 ' - 1 1 ' . . '. ' ' . . .' 1 . 1 1 . . . . , . . . ,, . . . it - 1 ' ' 11 1 . 1 . 1 . . U . - - - 11 u 1 1 1 . . ,, . . . . - 1 . ' . . ' ' , ' - 1 I - - 1 . . . . ' ' . . ' . . . ' . ' . .' ' 1 1 1 , l - 1 ' 1 sc ' 11 , . SENIORITY 81 STUDENTS SPEND SUMMER IN DRUM AND BUGLE CORPS 't l'AlL 0F INDIANA While you were getting a tan at the beach or the pool, two Williamstown High School seniors, Andy Hall and Marlana Hefner, spent their summer in competition for the Star of Indiana Drum and Bugle Corps. Over 900 people, ages 14-21 auditioned, and only 128 made the final cut. Certain special requirements were needed before audi- tioning, such as, knowing how to play a brass instrument, percussion, or performing auxiliary guardwork. The corps traveled over 14,000 miles last summer and averaged 12 hours of practice a day. Their black and magenta uniforms with a giant white star on the chest clearly depicted their rising name The 'Star' of Indiana. Both Andy and Marlana said that they made many friends and that their hard work paid off when Star made it into the Drum Corps. Internationl KDCD finals. Auditions for 1987's Corps have already begun. Not only are Andy fpercussionj and Marlana fmelophoneb at- tending the camps, but this year Giesala Collins is trying out for Stars auxiliary. Another way students at WHS are making their lives count! 82 SENIORITY ...l ill U 'Stars' of Indiana. Seniors Andy Hall and Marlana Hefner spent their summer with the Star of Indiana drum and bugle corps. Comparlsons Semors Mlke Nestor and Rlch Sabol dxsplay thelr Halloween costumes after the annual assembly Arm ed Dunng a foot ball game Semor Tad Wlgal IS hurt whlle pushmg for a Jacket vlctory Combattmg Senlor ltlS Semors Juhe Bayles and Amy Lerach work durmg Mr Lathey s geometry class to make the gra e . FN llllll l 1 1 T r17 4 SENIORITY 83 'I Ill! l 1 I' Nlllll Cheerful Semors Mona Davldson and Connle Uhl cheer for the Varslty basketball team dunng a home game SE IOR IN. FAVORITES lr and lm Saruor Jay Offonhargor and Anglo Whaolar hs! F ds Kim Mlxsnhaftamhlundy Mines lah EmonlBnan man I1 Ddan Babbm and Amy Lnadw Class Couple Gary Anderson and Missy Svnsho Mm Alhlolu Gary Andarsan and Juln Baylos lost lalenmd Asznldy Hd and Guida Cnllms OSI Garlic Hull and Tmry Balur Spmhd :barn Vaughan and Inxy llollohnn lay Olhnbaqor and Tracy Baker Indus! lark Slmof and Gma Janos bkoabk Scan Inman and Angra Whale lox! Looking Ouario llill and Mona Davidson llardron lark Sllnvor and Gma Jams SUM Randy Dobnny and Wendy Gray Sm host me rum me Tracy Mallahm Tallarm lass Flavors and Tmry Baker las! Uhzru Sucmd Jay Oflsn ryar and Onsry Hardm Servmg Up a Vlctory Semor Julle Bayles prepares to serve the ball at a home match , Y 1 f 1 1 'l L L A L 5, , l W .z .-- F H X , A rr D 84 SENIORITY A Postlude Semor football layers hsten as Coach oak Markley makes hls -i post game comments Grappllng Semor Bret Armour wrestles wlth graduate Bob Kelley dunng wresthng practlce X AI-SD 1 Fon ICTORY 'a K pl. fix ., K Q , vw Q , A h , k ie,Vz'VA ,.A, L In K A ' l or ,JA . R J in , I SENIORITY 85 Drafted. Senior Mark Dulaney works during his drafting class to display a design concept. ' Talkative. Showing why he was voted Most Talkative, Senior Russ Flowers uses the phone in the gym to work on his favorite hobby. A Shining Example Senior Aaron Taylor sits on the heater m Mr Lathey s room and displays his black eye Lunch Break Bob Stanley Senior retums from McDonalds bringing lunch for himself and Christy Altmann . , . . , . . . . . , , SENIORITY f of Wff Zfxhf gif. QQ Assembled for Spirit. Seniors Christy Hardin, Giesala Collins, Amy Leach, Karen Poling, Tracy Baker, Missy Brown, and Beth Stanley display their Senior spirit as they hold up signs in the Spirit Week assembly. Bertha Beak, Senior Beth Stanley wears a beak during the Senior Homecoming meeting. .'ENl0lll'l'Y to .1 Q JUNE 2, 1987 Gretchen Balsley Brian Baumgard Brian Burge Lance Burton Tracy Cox Greichen Crislip Vane Deem, J r. Tammy Delaney Tammy Fly Valerie Folden Margaret Kiger Chad Kingery f 1 ,Q f Q. .W .. Bradley Bayles Matthew Blevins Michelle Boram Jill Brammer William Breadwater Angela Camde Cynlhia Church Donna Cleary Margaret Clough Linda Corbin Jenna Cronin Melissa Cross Christopher Cutright Susan Davis Tonya Davis Melissa Dornon Angela Dye Mason Edwards Thomas Erb John Fincham WILHISHAN 89 90 JUNIORS Angels Marion Randy Martin Krista McCutcheon Jennifer Mclntyre Jonathan Mullenix Aimee Neely Diana Nesbitt Letitia Nodes Daniel Reid Deborah Reid Io Riflle John Rosena Terry Schau Angela Schnabel Derik Simon Kristina Smith 'Q we .iz-2' 'Yi ' f. , A - x gy f, pf I fi , W Q z ,, 1 ,Q 4 ,Ei ,V i fg I . XL :E Melissa Starling Gregory Swisher Tiffany Tomlinson 5 f' fl X Linn... l- Melissa Vamer Matt Wadsworth Keith Willhide Christa Wilson .,, E37 1. f f dvi wf' p:t,f.w , at ff- -f ' I 'eziiasiixef swag , I C' 535' 1 it Of 'SN - ' We frwfw ,r fs V 3 , 5 1, fig , 9 2 ps. I -A f' fx:-1 , R? y WEA if V f - fig! : ,pf iv 1 W ? X I - - f , - J fftii' ..n2,M?- 5,63 41 Mfgli . R5 , it-5325 ' -' Cheryl Yates John Zide Toby Melts Rebecca Miracle Andrew Mollohan James Oliver John Oliver Donald Rapp Craig Ross Scott Roton Barbara Roush Neal Smith Cary Somerville David Spicer Kevin Townsend Timothy Trefz Ada Uhl Dustin Watson Cinda Westfall Joseph Wilcoxen BAD Dreaming of becoming a famous rock per- sonality has long been common in the teen world. Junior Ritchie Haddad has at- tempted to become a star as he plays in Trackdown. Dave Tinney and Andy Robinson of Marietta. They have been jamming for over three years. This summer the band plans to tour South Carolina and perform in various beach clubs. Ritchie plays percussion and hopes to be able to continue as Trackdown searches for fame. WILHISHAN 9 1 Tschappat, 5? Lathey, Miss Heather Adams Jodi Adams Donna Balderson Heather Bauman Cary Bradley Robert Britton Christopher Call Aaron Cameron Ronald Delaney James Dornon Jennifer Farren Donald Faulkner t .. i . ' N f sf e f? , T' :. Q t 5- i t, I 5 7, 2 1- . D my :: We ,, 3 ,A ,W , QQ? M51 i nl 4 G if 4 ,Q , Q 1, ut' f M, 1 I i ' ' 5 ' , -.YR 4 V., .KA I , .15 A , R eip l -W - 5 A I Q, 2, A Lori Fetty Anthony Flanagan X f'- Rodney Forshey 1....,., ,., 23: gi Q:- Q93 :Ln 55: '- .z fw?? i59 G ,it if J : ,,., - : , 4T'1f?U':s::?:5r C f 5215 Q ' ' 1 Fiwriv- - , if , 7 f J A, W A I f N 1 v f f 4 If sf TA, Q f jf f 5, 5, Q tl' 2 iiii nnn K r --,' 7' ' lf A 'S' , Dawn Dye John Eaton Jill Egermayer Tina Elam Christy Altman John Anderson Amy Armstrong Jeffrey Ash Robert Ayers Brenda Baumgard Robert Bell Stacy Berdine Michael Boram Shawn Bradfield Ian Brown Nicole Bunting Christy Burdette Deborah Bunon Angela Calebaugh Howard Case Lori Cason James Casto Bruce Coleman Eric Conrad WILHISHAN 93 Sherry Grim Darren Grim Mark Cuinn Raymond Gutierrez Jami Harding Connie Hickman Kellie Hickman Michelle Hickman Rebecca Hinton Dennie Huggins Christopher Linscolt Lori Lockhart Jason Loncavish Conn Mallet! 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Jerry Reed Shawn Reed Tina Rickman Lori Haynes Michelle Heilin Michael Hendrickson Lisa Hescht Michelle Ingraham Steven Kellar Sharon Kibbe Brian Latstetter Ronald Martin Jacqueline Mason Pauletta McAtee Vincent McMillan Scott Moore Ieana Morgan Michelle Mugrage Lucinda Muhleman Keri Nicely Christopher Noland Melissa Oliver David Parks WILHISHAN 95 Gina Underwood Robert Vaughan William Vaughan Ami Weaver Kelley Weekley Randall Wells Teresa Wells Kevin Westfall Tina Westfall James Wigal Susan Wiggins Susan Williamson Samnatha Wingrove Scott Wiseman Aaron Wolfe 96 SOPHOMORES Julie Saxton Rebecca Schmidt Ashlee Scoli Lee Scott David Shepherd Alisha Smith Ryan Snyder Tricia Stanley Thomas Stark Cynthia Steele Danette Steele Elyse Stockner Wendy Story Chad Sullivan Mendi Sullivan Danny Tingler my , ,,, ga . 3 65 Y t Q 1 li ,A , I 4, ld' , ,Q . W if ' 5 , .W we -tw ,- H . 'zum ,.,. , 9 M, . ,w mn :Am X' Wx' 1 gi it M- -. , a-+I ui ' K .. Eg. A 4 1 5. I 24, ,2 f ' ' if, I L I C af I 4 . 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'l X . -1 After 'ag tour of the world s largest Space and Rocket Museumf Aarongiiias given a :series of tests to determine his best suited position in the spacev program. After. positions were assigned students were divided into smallerjgroups. for the vigorous day ahead. Day 1 2 and 3 werelspent training for idjiefactivitieseof the assigned positions. During the training process Aaron received hand outs experienced weightlessness talked to giiestgfffkspeakers and visited space centers and laboratories. f t' L 2 ii'r L , ., . , On day 4 a simulated spacetniission wasffconducted. During this procedure each student received a fliglitgsuit andcarried outfthe duties of his or her position. Afterwards therelivas a 'debriefing to determine the mission s success. ' Finally a graduation ceremony took place. Parents were in- vited to attend the ceremony and watch as awards were presented to outstanding students. e A The price of the camp varies with the studentsgage but ,. .averages out to be 3450. This includes meals lodging 'iil' c lothing V l'll'i ii nd educational materials. After completing the program Aaron feelsttherprice is vvellyvorth the experience. I 4 I L J J Each morning the students did astronaut exercises to prepare Ronald Wolfe Rachel Woodlin Vanessa Zyla WILHISHAN 97 Y, 1 U -:V f I Y if ' f Z r 4 N S I ,. ,V is Ll is Wes- 2 YF' , ff: 3 Richard Casto Tammy Church Bryon Clough Greta Crislip Erin Cronin David Cunningham William Delong Travis Dolson Eric Dougherty Michael Doyle Chad Dye David Dye Chad Faulkner Deanna Flesher Robert Freed Harold Andersom Lori Balderson Carlenc- Barnes Scott Baum Wesley Brady Anthony Brevden Tokeah Buckley Melinda Czmtden WILHISHAN 99 Forrest Gardner Douglas Grim ,Iohn Grim lan Hamrick Brian Hanlon 100 FRESHMAN 'Sw X fb Robert Hill Michelle Holl Brian Hurst Lisa Igo Jennifer J ones Aletha Joy Traci ,Ioy Brian Kelley k Darla Lewellyn Brian Lewis Tami Lynch .lames Matheny Richard McAtee Maureen McCale David Miles Brian Mollohan Cassandra Newell Jeremy Newhart Mt Q A3 ,S Af' -14 - riff 4 .fi at af Af 4.111515 ' as , ,K V I 0 n f Christopher Haught Shawn Haynes 5 I 1 Y - t a ly l , a 1 3 3' ff fa r - Qx xsig ,. . :L 5,2 i fx - N S Brian lngraham Lance Inman Donnie Iohnson Paula Kidwiler Tracey Kingery Jeffrey Leonard Shanna Lyons Sheryl Lyons Teresa Martin 1 ' X i s V Rebeckah McCutcheon Michelle Mclntosh Sean McIntyre Brian McMullen Michelle Moore Larry Morgan Michael Morgan Christopher Nelson Donald Nodes Kevins Parrish Leah Pennington Amy Pugh WILHISHAN 101 102 FRE SHMAN Craig Pyles Matthew Reid Bemadette Rhodes Christina Riddle Melinda Biffle Thomas Riffle Annette Ritchie Jennifer Ross ' V -- snazzy ' A fifisa., V W 11l 'vw neges-arsa.. Q 1. ,.. f' R w .f 'K iw- tgfm- ,Q S E1 5 if I my R Steven Sellers Melissa Spicer Fredrick Stanley Elizabeth Stephens Gregory Stephens Sandra Swinler - :iggf 5 . ' vomit P Asia N X t W M if is 6 gi T. X R A N, 15 W 1 Q 5 YR qw 5 1 any 'W 55564: f ii H, .t E 5' .s- ifliiimi V3952' ' ' S if .1 Q 1 6 l Q Ei 'L 5 1 fe' 5 i x Yi f .2 gt ff 5 Ear, 53,1-1. f Russell Thomas William Thorton Teresa Underwood Christopher Uppole Todd Weaver Timothy Wells 5 -...xx 'X ' n 4 1 'fp' U ive hmmnt QAGEANTENTRANTWHNS C Chris Riflle Cindy Roush Victoria Scott Shane Stanley Earl Stevens Dara Thaxton jimmy Theiss Christian Tony Christina Townsend How many ofiftus have watched the Miss America pageant and wondered what it was like tozbe aicontestant in such a contest? F0lgFI8Sh1Tl81'lf Bernadette Rhodes, thosefthoughts became' reality as she competed inthe West Virgmxa Miss T E E QTQQBBSBYS-E'!l00Iff8gi :ng Ezgcellegoce Natmxiallyliipageant. ' n C VI-Ieldcat the Charleston House Hotelyin Charleston, WV , the pa eant lastedpfor only a weekend. However in- rontines for the pageant performance. It was tough f it I hid a l0i?offt1I1! if 1' 'The pageant ofticials judged each contestant pon tothe basis ofthe following categories. scholastic achievement formal-gownpresentatiorili talent or speech presentation contestanifs volunteer service commitmentrarxdga judges' interview. Thejnterviewnylwas basedon each contestanfs personalapplication which wascompleted in advance of the pageant. Each category was worthia total of 2Uipoints with a possibleltotal scorer of 1002 ' 1 The pageant which boasted' 63 contestants ,zwas a great experience according to Bernadette' I met a lot of peopleiand Ihad as blast. Bernadette was awarded the title of second :runner-up and was also named ailment finalist, chosenigfroxnfall offtthe contestants competing in the talenticompetition. y , Vi V,n,V .1 1 7 S 2 L 'C ln. sists' Bernaglettegmweispentl a lotoof time learninillthe V! , , U C6 I al 7l . John Varner Darin Watson Charles Watt ,A Todd Westfall Jason Wingrove Mary Wolfe Stacey Yates WILHISHAN 103 class - black A Tigers l A l 1 a a A szsol Mrs. lCooperg Pickens, In 0011088810118 elghth gradeiclassfgnvesat than' all, cry in the Homecoming assembly. A 104 EIGHTH GRADE Kelli Agee Shawna Anderson Fred Bonham Paul Brown Shawn Coleman Ronald Conaway Amy Dolson James Dowler Kristi Flanagan Amy Franks Donald Grim Troy Guinn Q f . K W A Q f Wifiiiwdflii ffffiiiiy 'f f'Jff 'Z I' 2 tm , la ' W 5 , , f, , 4 , , W ,- Wrij, , 4 ff - n 5.2523 ,' ' :ff wb. n 1 'As u Ny Gregory Jarvis E 'T ,,. Z , , 5 A ' .J I .ff -Y f , ,f WM W K , ,J ,V 3 E. if HQ Shan xl I . - fjtf, if Q at tt Q Y f42?f t lt I ,L-Mez, 5 -4.- eg, jo ,Q , , N 'F 'r E f ,, fx as ., 2 Sl' 2 it ., it ' iw . Y X' X , an 2 L: , St wefg, li me QQ Xx B+-F ' Sim x ,. N if fi Irweii 5 1 -fn .,. ,HP ,1- J- ea l 11 Ann Barcley Rebekah Barickman William Beddow Willard Blackwell Janaa Butler Amy Caplinger Terri Cline Deborah Coiner Heather Crookshanks Randall Cross Jeffery Dinnin Carrie Dornon Jennifer Duckworth Mary Eaton -5 x ,f , I Nr Meredith Fenton 'tt' Eudora Fisher t . 1, Lf , V,A,g t - 'tro t - Q ' W' ' Truan Fulton E ggi Z Q9 R an Garrison is if y Rr, H Y a ' f Steven Gladwell L A ii 1 , Angela Green . Y ff' V xg Ss: iiii ii Q . r fl Laura Hall Shane Harrison E WS Tami Hart X Darek Igo if? E 1 t 1 L U' H m y iii Michael Johnson ' .25 . 5,1 t Kenny Kiger S? ' K , fl Christopher King V, K Q ' Shannon Kinney K - , ,M ii: ,L Kerri Latsleller 5 X Z' w 7' ,iii - A, WILHISHAN 105 Angie Leach Michael Lewis Brian Lockhart Mark Lockhart Crystal Longmire Heather Mather Nilesha McCumbers Tara McNutt Leigh Meredith Scott Miracle Jason Moss Stephanie Mullenix Jodi Neely Jason Nelson Teddy Nelson Ann Nicewarmer Christopher Noland Michael Norman Charles Oliver Stephen Oliver Thad Sands Amy Sands Jody Satterlield Robert Scott Misty Sexton Brenda Snyder Leslie Snyder Brent Stewart Brett Stewart Teresa Stilgenbauer Todd Uppole Wendy Uppole Michelle Webber Charles West Daniel Wolfe 106 EIGHTH GRADE Q23 ,lm i r 3: UN r 'iw . A I X , T W' M T Q X1 tg . . Q Q 4 Q 1 .2 ii , I cj K heihiln Teri Lynch Shawn Mallet Stephen Moore James Morgan Lisa Nestor William Newton Jason Riggs Rhonda Roush Amanda Sharp Andrew Smith Cheer For Success li . , ,Liv ANGIE Gn January 2, 1987, Angie Leach will fly to Honolulu, Hawaii totperform at the Hula Bowl half-time ceremony. Angiekwas chosenffor-'thisf honor ,because she is an All- Amerxcan Cheelfliaader , Slieffhasfqualiiied to compete in the nationals forithcgpgigtoiliye-iygarg -i, ' -'IL , i While in Hawdi1iQf,EA3igie5jwillipifactice with the other girls twice a day of Dr Lum, the music direc- tor forthe To round off an already full and exciting 'toescuba dive and they will go to the teenagecliibe' Zeifeningg ... :lg Janet Stoke Q Shane Summers in Jimmie Taylor F , Heather Turner Al y! fin Warren Uhl . ave? t 1 Jacqueline Wolfe Amy Wooddell Alethia Wright Lawrence Yeater AMW al E o :x N KE. as 45 WILHISHAN 107 Latstetter, raxsers. Cntrus Alan Albright Terry Allman Penny Bouchard Kathy Bowman Christa Burton X if Charles Camden S the thelr financl 140, thelr Brandie Dye Tracy Eble April Gardner Forrest Garrison 108 SEVENTH GRADE Calvin Gordon Victoria Hart w , 37. 4 Q 'x af Ski S -S s Y XL is a William Hawkins James Hively Lawrence Hoffmann 1, ' it if Stacey Ayers Jeffrey Bayles Jeffrey Berdine Richard Berdine Loretta Blair Robert Bowman Melanie Bradford Nathan Bradley Angelina Brown Kellie Burdette Matthew Casto Lori Conley Melissa Copen Patricia Dobbins Jason Dougherty Jennifer Emerson Benjamin Fenton Charles Fischer Angela Fisher Ronald Freed Daniel Gates Schad Gates Elizabeth Gibson Christy Godfrey Heath Goff Jeremy Griffith Heather Haddad Gregory Hanlon Jeffery Hanlon Nathan Harrison WILHISHAN 109 Bradley Huggins Michael Hupp .lohn Johnson Brent Kincaid Richard Law Danielle Life Melissa Linscott Aaron Lockhart Ricky Lockhart Jennifer Longwell Anthony Mauser Michele Montgomery George Moore Susan Moore Robert Morgan Chad Mugrage Jeffrey Mullins Scott Phillips James Pritchett Michelle Radabaugh Jason Ross Joshua Sapio Samuel Scott jill Shipley Russel Slater Steve Stark Patrick Starling Harry Steele Andrea Stewart Charles Summers X +2 j 5 may 1 eww r - X 'R i t Jennifer Thorton Troy Tomlinson Deborah Turrill Toni Weaver 1 10 SEVENTH GRADE viifiiz X ' A of t ga Q - ' mt. N' 5i??'f f ,J v -N. . as s- f 11 , N ' 1.7 , .5 in ' ' ,li ga ia ESS R i N' ii . sttz 1 XX A-1 L X y it ,i it ,tif A 5' i f S at 3 Qi, S ggggasfgszssgisgi mpg f V R- Q.: iw: i. . wr- if Laurel Reid Kace Richards if l fllfffmi Wi IZ 'if 5 our school e to the Chns New befor e e are Douglas Sullon William Swearingen George Swinler Brenda Taylor Chris V not be Russel Webb Jason White Diana Wright Joseph Wright Shelly Yost WILHISHAN 1 1 1 irsi . , f ' I Mr. Bill Anderson A . V Mr. Dennis Blall K 3 . in i , -I - Mr. Bernie Butlrey J Vx' .QI . K l Mr. Rick Coffman i 1 K i nr , .f hd 1 Mr. Bob Cullip f f- Qi K I l Mrs. Virginia Daniell xx P sf X4 5 . M lj N r fx ,Q Mrs. Barbara 0 0 ,, Dernberger if A .Q ' Mr. Randy Dillon 3 VIKQ K . SSM g'fQVt3W, . ' r Mfg '5-'alzlhl or l .if 33. if 'K 'uv-ssfselzfsxa Mr. Robert Eakins Mrs. Ada Felty fi. i Mrs. Becky Coerller . ' A . ,QQ Mrs. Mary Coerller s , ',.., V .. ' fw , S . N 1 wk ,- 'A , V Zflixyix'-6' , . E X i W 5 1 . X 'X 1 r . X ,i 1 ff v f , . 5- f r.'.f,f?' X K Mr. Darrell Goff 1 i Miss Cyndy i Goldsworthy .i ,N,L - Q il . JF -Wf ff 3 ' Q f .fl -X 1 2 ff lx' K' 1-fi'?i.a . .i z-ff ' : 1 sr Q f - l K ri r 5 l Y 531 . at f .F1 7 4 N? . ., .ll VV r 5535 ft 'N he il we 2 ' r :sr.:.-sam fy .1 n at t X sa '5 is Q - PS,-K ' re. K,... E x . R S . K? N, i 1-mit e . Q a x 1 , te ri Q X X -1 ef ' 2 Q Mr. Scott Bookman KW: ' . Mr. David Burton 5 W , ,.Lkr 3 I K 3. V I , 5 Mrs. Patricia Colangeli .Y ' S, Va. Miss Patricia Cooper t 2 Mr. Howard Daughtery Mr. Ray Davidson Mrs. Sue Dorsey Mr. Albert Gardener ' a fflii, . i Ss! , . i.t , ' 5 Mrs. Randy Garrett ek . A A Mrs. Celia Cerlach tie rf gag: f A Zi E i I , te., g Mrs. JoAnne Givens Mrs. Martha Guinn Picture . Mrs. Joanne Hodges Mrs. Margaret Huggins X11 r it i fig WHS,,has gainedgmany over gi Ili. the snminer andrialong with them' three S 1t,i'.il faculty rnembers. - Mrs. Randy Garrett taught herfhfrom 1973 to 1976. ,Slieiretired...temporarily to have her '. son Matti ir.. After 10.years away 'fshe rettifried thisfiyear toiteach senior English. Mrs Garrett says she likes teaching at WHS as, e.1ji1g,1ch remembekredggrg , K, fjgfggjc.-., , 'fii,MTS. Siisan Stezid, a 1973 WHS grad taught English at Ripley and Franklin after graduating at Glenville State-College. After a few yearsf-off and 'adding twoljboys toher ,family MrS3'4Steadffsubstituted for two years. Thisyear she began teaching junior, T 4 J 1 1 1 4 4 English. She says WHS is an excellent. school with excellent 5ltlld8I1l3S.iii ,rit , Finally, anether' graduate has rettifned tow teach here. Mrsp Sharon Sheridan, tclass of 673 has been af librarian at Warren Parkersburgilatholicg' VanDevenderQ3.1fEand W1lliamstown3ffElemen4 taryuglltfteri 15iyears as 't a librarian Mrs. Sheridan says lm just in love with my job with arms flailing and teaching,here' is like coming horneyagaiiniy V Tiff? WILHISHAN 1 1 3 1 1 4 FACULTY Mrs. Alice Jackson Mr. Jack Jones Mr. Anthony Lafferty Mr. Ron Lathey Mrs. Ruth Mayo Mrs. Shirley Morey Miss Linda Parsons Mr. Robert Pickens Mr. Noah Rickman Mr. Howard Rowsey Mr. Fred Sauro Mrs. Cathy See .,. 1, 14 :Q nj' l i Vg, Q5-gi: ,- A . , ' f K - A . . 4, f' . ': I 225 ---i ffl I . '. ' a ' -T iki M . a 1 W . E ly N F jg f 'Wt-Q .fir 'A 'fl V, Q ,. I? ,Ak .1 : X ., V K H WM. I ff 11, V' ? f 'S M' 'iii' '-af .. ? WW214I?5?,. 4-f 1 '..1 1315 ' f ju A , , iic XW 3 fr Q ' f ' -- fr f 1 tis I .k,. :H IQ: ,,..,.., . ,, V' -it ' V. - :-s r we f ,, if SN ,ir 5 . 5 3 ff fl -l 3 ' Mrs. Mildred Short Mr. Terry Smith Mrs. Susan Stead Miss Mary Ann Slepek Mrs. Neva Swartz Mr. Lem Tschappat ' r-, ryr, M M 4 . 2 th at i g i ' Mrs. Debbie Tipper Mr. Roy White Wzft.: ' 1' f, Y fx g -1 'Q7 f 3 ' ' W :gf-f, ,- J a ff Wi Q v A A 1 -e .1 V... W C -4 .Aa we 1 gs W 'V E' 41 ' if Af' vi f 4, F gi f any vu J v iilllllfyl. 'W ?f 16' 4 X 1 ' ,. f ' 97 in or -ff 'f H i f?Tl,.f ? Q,f.,, I 1 , 'f ,z 1 , 1 - Q W 1 , 'H w is , iff 4 vifggfwffw iw fihff ' , A ' 'JET' 4' A ll N. gr j --5 fy, ,, . M ,fame ,- W A 7 1 J 20 f' E w 'V ffl .nf i 0' , F, 74 f 2 1, . -4 Q z 1 f ra Mrs. Carron Wilfong at O wi A' J 544' www a.. -my ,112 I Miss Linda Pracht K Mrs. Darlene Ralph .At Mrs. Ellen Reed E K sis.-If-L J 1 R . ,Q - . 1 m q.. A I Xl . ev a . l L ' :iz I-1 Yr -4 R, .L is if ' 5 5 ff it if . . -,,Lf:igg,rgg,Ql . Wi' ,. as We see.. ., .. ,, 'it s ' .,w.f,,,, is .',. ,, A 5- JS, ' , . A .3 -fs. K gk 5 Mrs. Sharon Sheridan . -Vg. FLYIYG Fill! FUN Teachin art every day isn't all Mr. Randy Dillon likes to do. Ever since he was a kid, he dreamed about flying. He would go to the airport as a kid and just watch planes land and take-off. But due to college sports, he never had the time or money to take lessons. About eight years ago he began making his dreams come true. He started tak- ing lessons at the Wood County Airport under the instruction of Jean Picker- ing. After only a year of lessons, he received his license, at last fulfilling his childhood dreams. Todaiv he goes out up to three times a month depending on the weather and his time sc edu e. Most of the time he flies a Cessna 150 single engine, 2-passenger Blane. Since he has been flying, he has flown a Piper Warrior and a twin-engine arron. He enjoys flying over mountains during the Fall or right after a snow. One might think flying wouldn't be very difficult, but it takes a great deal of concentration, quick thinking in split-second situations, and coordination. Fly- ing is a continuous learning process, said Mr. Dillon. You learn something everyday. It gives me a feeling of accomplishment and I just like the feeling of freedom. and A Sign of basketball Club bauer sign 1 16 CLUBS spmt stlcker. W COUNTING ON ACTIVITY When students took time out of their busy schedules they counted on some fun to be mixed with the necessary hard work Some students Joined clubs which honored them for a high grade point average or to become more knowledgeable The National Honor Society sold Halloween and Valentine s Day messages in order to finance the annual NHS induction ceremony one which honors students with a 3 6 grade point average and a plethora of activities In preparation for the Golden Horsehoe exam eighth grade students worked with Some Special Topics students strove to gain further understanding of World policies as they attended the United Nations simulation in New York City After sacrificing numerous lunch hours the TV Honor Society defeated St Marys and Belpre hopefully on the way to a national competition A number of clubs sponsored events which involved the en tire school After the late snow arrived The Ski Club planned a school wide skung trip for all students The Student Council sponsored a Christmas canned food drive which helped feed the needy in the Williamstown area Students added yet another activity to already busy schedules as they helped others or themselves. Classmen used club time to their advantage - they made it count! J A L Mr. Sauro to perfect the knowledge of West Virginia history. was if is Prospects for Plasma. - The annual Student Council Bloodmobile provides an opportunity for students and faculty to donate blood. Here, Senior Tracy Mollohan and Mr. Terry Smith provide blood for the Red Cross. WILHISHAN 1 17 APPLE COMPUTER CLUB - Front - Tony Mauser, Chad Mugrage, Terry Allman, Russ Webbg Row 2 - An- drew Mollohan, Danielle Life, Stacey Ayers, Shelly Yostg Row 3 - Brad Bayles, Susan Moore, Lori Reid, Patricia Dobbins, Michelle Mont- igmeryg Back - Joe Wilcoxen, Jason organ, Jason White, Howard Case, Mr. Al Gardner, sponsor. 1 18 CLUBS WILHISHAN 1 19 120 CLUBS WILHISHAN 1 2 1 122 CLUBS S.A.D.D. - Front - Angie Wheeler, Lori Haynes, Missy Heflin, Ashlee Scott, Howard Rowsey, Sponsor. Row 2 -- Julie Bayles, Kim Hickenbottom, Michelle Mason, Craig Ross. Row 3 - Lori Cason, Christy Burdette, Gina Underwood, Samantha Wingrove, Michelle Hickman, Kelly Weekley. Back - Gretchen Crislip, Lori Balderson, Donna Balderson, Missy Oliver, Beth Wile. WILHISHAN 123 124 CLUBS Handy! Foreign exchange studentsfget to experience ayear of American culture. Marcel Zapata, 1eft,eand Catherine Petit ride on the AFS float during the Homecoming parade. ' 3 E uu- 552' WILHISHAN 125 1 TCI 12? Jim 126 CLUBS BULLETIN BOARD CLUB Francesca Costanza, Wendy Storyg ll Becky Schmidt, Teresa Wellsg Back B nting, Lori Moore,Lori Lockhart. 5 WILHISHAN 127 128 CLUBS WILHISHAN 129 Sponsor, C li f f o rd 'Mfg .,l, z - DRAMA CLUB - Front -- Bill Vaughan, Brian Baumgard, Dominique Holl, Carl McCale, John Collangeli, Sponsor, Row 2 - Dan Reid, Bob Vauglhan, Tina Neely, Gretchen Balsley, Alan Gates Hill, Row 3 - Valerie Folden, Steve Martin, Tim ells, Shawn Reed, Nikkie Virden, Heather Goff, - Bernadette Rhodes, Mike Morgan, John Riddle, Alisha Smith, Vanessa Zyla, Tracy Cox, Row 5 nette Ritchie. Pt- B Brown, Mark Guinn, Mona Davidson, Tracy Mollohan, Mike Eaton, Back - Barb Yost, Wendy Gray, 8 O 811 An- 130 CLUBS ,525 WILHISHAN 131 132 CLUBS WEIGHTLIFTING CLUB - Front - James Oliver, Neal Smith, James Wigal, Robert Britton, Darrin Grimm, Mr. Doak Markley, sponsor, Row 2 - Aaron Lockhart, Nathan Har- rison, Shawn Haynnes, Greg Gardner, Dusty Watson, Don Faulkner, Bob Dornong Row 3 - Ron Freed, Brian Freed, Greg Swisher, Richie Haddad, Mike Varner, Sean Sandy, David Cun- ningham, Back - Jim Matheney, Michael Boram, Scott Phillips, Perry Hoffman, Cheryl Lyons, Lisa Stinespring, Aaron Wolfe, Scott Flanagan. WILHISHAN 133 NORTH GRAPHICS 2809 MURDOCH AVE PARKERSBURG WV Marletta OH 45750 Boaz Mammoth Boaz WV 26187 375 4888 Coffman s MUSIC TOWNSEND BAILEY INSURANCEAGENCY AND WILLIAMS TOWN REAL ES TA TE AFIIS ceAgenq' At oble 307 2nd St 26101 W Wes! V rg 375 7746 T SSE? 1 373 6446 f SPQRTS SHOPS 428 1919 B4 373 7280 CENTRAL OFFICE Amerlcun Leglon SUPPLY STATIONERY SUPPLIES EXECUTIVE FURNITURE 100 C,,,,,,,,, Ave COMPUTER SUPPLIES COMPUTER FURNITURE w,,,,0m5,m WV DRAFTING 2. ART SUPPLIES BUDGET FURNITURE GIFTS OFFICE MACHINES 8. SERVICE 3756352 FREE DELIVERY Q 3 7 3 - 6 9 8 7 A- 231 SECOND STRFET, MARIETTA, OH 5 I - , . u ervi ' u om i Fire - ' S Homeowners Liability gh II Call: 703HighlandAvenue - I Q P -D illiamstown, i inia 9 9 If 4' 134 ADSIINDEX L. and S. Supplies Leather Goods Hardware Lawn Mower Repair 375-4680 Waverly Road Box 298 Williamstown WV 26187 Dick Law Tractor Repair Chain Saw Repair SA VE QUICK Open 7 a m 11 p m Every Day 821 HrghlandAvenue Williamstown West Virginia 375 6362 Marletta IgflltlOI1 nc 321 2nd St Marietta OH 374 6746 i lgillllwilt' Eltliffilt' REGISTERED JEWELER AMERICAN GEM SOCIETY 5 u nom ree or'elto, Ohio 45 Nelson s Drug Store 249 2nd Street Marietta OH 373 1461 Hall s Auto Sales 3rd 84 Highland Ave Williamstown WV 375 7582 Lg Qtr 7 of--Iva, T e Airollte Company Marietta, Ohio Tucson, Arizona SENIOR PATRONS Don 6 Noom Bro Roy 6 Oleto Do dson Gary 6 Kot e Hardin Bob 6 Ruth Mayo Bob Er Borboro Nestor Neil 6 Potty Uhl Doug 6 Judy Watt Drs Hall and Hall Inc , , .... I Family Vision Specialists 442 Highland Avenue Williamstown West Virginia 375 6468 . . . , . ' . . . , a I - . . ' I , i wn - vi i . . q rx 2, .--X X 5 ' T b GM ' O xe N o e .orgie ffenberger -Q Li 3 P xy,- mv , 1 Q 5 Q ffrT .,Q, l , I OPTCDIVIETRISTS . ' 0 - - - - 0 ' Q . . I ' 0 ' : . . , . . . 135 Industrial High Pressure Water Cleaning and Vacuum Work P O Box 245 Off1c:ef3O4D 464 4340 I Waverly, WV 26184 Annie s Carr Gut 102 Dodge Ave Williamstown WV 26187 Phone 375 7765 Go Jackets' PnyslcalITtrfr:aFx sewlces OfflC6 13041375 5820 Home 1 614 373 7248 Interstate Physical Therapy Servlces 501! Hghl dA tLt LPT y Th Congratulations Seniors Qurck Grocery Shopping and Self Service Gas Don Faulkner State Farm Insurance Company FARM FRESH 802 Highland Avenue Williamstown West Vrrgrnra 3303 Grand Central Avenue Vrenna West Vrrgrnra 295 9359 375 5870 Open 6 a m 12 p m Daily State Electrlc Supply Co Electrlcal Dlstrlbutors 4601 Camden Ave Parkersburg WV 26101 R, Phone 424 8100 lqgbavlb Parkersburg 375 7610 W1 Marlena Marletta, Ohlo Frontler Shopplng Center 373 4616 N 0 , 1 I 0 fl ' 2 - f X fl 'f 2 - - - n e e Q C 12 i an venue'Williamstown,WV Wal aacz, . . . Licensed Ph sical erapist I - I - - ' I 0 I - Y N A , fx' 3 ei - ' ' uf D I O ' WILHISHAN 137 C The-B t Bar-pol Telephone f304l 422 6477 Charles L Selta D D S Orthodontlcs Office Hours By Appomtment 712 Grand Central Mall Parkersburg WV 26101 CORNING GLASS WORKS 1624 Siaunion Ave. Parkersburg, WV 26101 I I I 1 ll I oo 0 CENTRAL TRUST ankThatMakes Thmgs Happen Member FDIC Chlef of Police Don White 'TY Building Wrlllomsfown WV 26187 3. 525: R ty 375 3801 P I1 Y ll L lr h d G E lr B lr G Rl 375 3 K G ber! 428 2164 Debb C lber! 295 6143 375 7532 G rd 375 6598 Il I Oo I 0 l O O AFFFLTATE The a Cen rgl nco muon CIXINNATLONIO 7 - . . X Y JN! eal . , . . ., S N - M.S., . Williamstown rope ies . C f, Try'em- ou' i eT em! ,, J Lina.sam,mer... -B01 en il - - s.. ie i - . I Norma lean Roach - , Dwanna a ner - 1 Q -.-. 138 ADSIINDEX Xllllr a 'l 'Nag ff' Take the tour people trave Jffffwf hundreds of mules to see Factory Seconds Stock up on great values wrth FI99 TOL!! Schedule a wlde assortment of factory seconds e enttre Fenton collectton and other excrtrng grft Ideas 8 40 AM to 10 AM Expenence the drama of molten glass betng handcrafted rnto world famous Fenton Glass Monday through Friday 1120AMto220PM 9 Qnto H Drg-135 'he C 6 USeum Fe collecng an SQ urf7IQn DDO 9 lverslt 'T11s5,lm0n ld' 05,190 'V 0 9 Of? h 385,77 Ucan gfdgs Sl Gift Shop Hours 'Y Grf, Shdf Q ,Ori mg Thfrakeo 1 ar OD ere I 10 ' th h M h Ou u 55 U' January roug arc rs seam mind Monday Saturday 8 AM to 5 PM and mm 'Apnl May and September through December Monday Saturday 8 AM to 5 PM Tuesday and Thursday 8 AM to 8 PM 'June through August Monday Frrday 8 AM to 8 PM Saturday 8 AM ro 5 PM K 1 , Sunday Gift Shop Hours The Fenton Art Glass Co. June lsr October 5151 Williamstown, West Virginia 26187 Open 12 noon to 5 PM 304-375 7772 1 ls : V61 'N X . ' ,ri d ' S l H . Q. I 4 Lf . ,J V V, A ...sv 3 fe A- , -I4 .Q K' 1 A-- . I. 'xl - ., 'T-uf lx F l -1 ln V ' l lllflillllx ' IOQNOQIX C th ' ' ' U Ti, F En M fyeby 6' him, dd. 0 ' -A ,al ' Sdn' 9 'fy' 0 ,UNA D ' C Kg fr' I 'Drjn h . I U . h -QM no H WILHISHAN 139 M ID OHIO VALLEY FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS BANK OF LUBECK OHIO VALLEY NATIONAL BANK COMMERCIAL BANKING G TRUST CO PARKERSBURG INDUSTRIAL BANKING COMMUNITY BANK CORPORATION DOOLIN FEDERAL SAVINGS 6 TRADERS FEDERAL SAVINGS B LOAN ASSN LOAN ASSN UNITED NATIONAL BANK MAGNET BANK FSB WILLIAMSTOWN NATIONAL BANK MOUNTAIN STATE BANK WOOD COUNTY BANK AI Cott Manne Servlce 200 Dodge Ave Wllhamstown WV 26187 Bus Phone 304 375 7500 Good Luck Senzors McClure Schafer Funeral Home fSuccessor to Doudna 8 McClureJ 314 Fourth St Marzetta Ohzo 45750 Telephone UFYYNXP ' 7,17 sl iq' VICKIE Snyder 438 Hnghland Avenue W II amsto n WV 26187 I304I 375 2198 373 9232 Morrho 6 Jerry Gram Owners BOYD MUSIC STUDIO Lessons Renrol Repour Puono Tuning Consugnrnenfs AII Instruments 311 Second Monerro Ohio 45750 614 373 8984 ! A I we Fefe - - .:gV4f. ' 'S ANA, I . .. ASA! P WV! 'QA , I 1 a 'T A A . 140 ADSIINDEX PARKEFISBUFIG NISSAN, Look at us... INC. 1627 MURDOCH Q Bringing you the best in full service AVE. mIM0IS.Ir banking convenience from Marietta, PAFIKERSBURG, WV 26101 PHONE 485-8451 GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 87' John Barrett Gary Casio Tim Suder Brll Haas Cliff Roberts Cliff Lynch Bill Ash Terry Whaley Jr Danlell Go ll 7 12 304 422 6521 3504 le Vg 2 :TB LdSB LENDER SuperTeIler 2 Passbook Savings Checking Accounts Certificates of Deposit IRA Accounts COME FORTHE Cui TAKE HOMETHE CARE noffun HAIRCUTTERS Belpre, Lowell, and Reno. Consumer Loans Commercial Loans Mortgage Loans Trust Services VISA GOOD HEALTH IN THE FUTURE WILLIAMSTOWN MEDICAL SERVICE DR RUSSELL L SCHREIBER WILLIAMSTOWN WV soo HIGHLAND AVE 26187 375 6077 375 7992 WELCOME TO THE A1iosttY kedn dY Sownth yo th gf yo hgh ed ion An g fhyo And from We W4 afmfwezafzdm 47' IEGOOdfICh IndustnoI Products D vis on W . . 7 . . . , KKEPYOUR HAIR Looklxc GOOD - BEIWFEN Cuis TAKE ROFILER PROFESSIONAL Hfuneoftas Pnooucrs How WITH You 1 I Ye oufaren! -1- -1- -71- 1 I T - 1 - - - - - 1 1 T 1 1 T 1 1 - 1: : : : :'i '1 T: : S : :T - ffm? KU 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 F uri!! ou'vc wor or . ' ' yours. e er ur next move :sc mode e ode. met the challenge, ' D, or i er ucct ,our congratu- enmz ve. . C IA . . . yecr offer year. d now, the Future is Iorions o ws u. our pnc: . Nortb Par erfburg, WeJt ir inia 6104 , , Rober . rownfield in a . rownfield lf . . . I - - WILHISHAN 141 Q 374-8789 24 HOUR Towmc coMPLE1E AUTO PARTS BAEEEEESSMQMNQCU RYDE R LOCAL AND ous WAY muclc RENTALS Low RATES CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 87 BEST OF LUCK TO TRACY LOVE, MOM AND DAD QW +1321 'L A A D D 142 ADSIINDEX ll 'W 375-6582 Radio TV Service on most brands DAY S TV INC. 105 W3 Rd. Williamstown WV Fri. 9:00-9:00 Sat. 9:00-2:00 Mon.-Thur. 9:00-5:00 ALETHA'S FLORIST 132 GREENE ST. MARIETTA OH 45740 373 8670 OR 373 6451 BEST PRICES ON TUXEDOS FRESH FLOWERS AND CORSAGES Lonme 8: Tedda Profess1onal Burton Handhng Mo nta neer Ken 1 Boardlng Bath ng Groom g ALL BREEDS Boa d ng s our busmess Not a s del ne' P O Box 301 Phone W11l amstown 13041375 7887 Xl :nut ac luring tiling sx str ms N. .- I' ' hw nity K . xl' ' Xl vi Q5 'X K Nil lbs N N West Vtrgmza s Oldest, Largest, and F mest Commerezal Bakmg Company Storck Bakmg Company Inc Parkersburg West V1rg1n1a he rr in Im lNllCiOl1lO V1lley LET? I ill I5 iw! M L THE Leader ln Filing Systems lv aria II1 Ohio Settlng Amer1ca's Records Straight 9 3 7 . . . , . u i ne , . . . . s ' I ' In 1 ri i ' i i . . i F we. a ' 0 . ' - V - A - .1 ' 1 1 N 1 1 1 2 S ' 'f ' ' ' F Y z . - . V X I f if A , C 1- ---- -- 1 A : flu 2 'li'l,l1.F.Y ... ' vi i V I V - 1 is 557- fs .11 ' Q l . , gl rf- 55 ' .s ,Yi Y JY ,. C I WILHISHAN 143 Mom's Country Kitchen EAT IN TAKE OUT Hours Mon Sat 11am 9pm SERVING THE AREAS BIGGEST REGULAR SUBS SERVING CAFETERIA LINE FROM 11 AM TO 8 PM SERVING 19 DINNERS ON OUR TABLE MEN US NOBODY FEEDS LYK MOM' 1 Hour Color Prlnt Processmg Avallable Student Un1on 601 H1gh1and Ave W1I11amstown WV 2 618 7 Open for Lunch Weekly Dances and Open for Part1es for Pr1Vate Part1es Phone 375 2012 Maw QE ldadae 704 5th St Williamstown WV BEST WISHES FROM NKDONAUDS MARIETTA Q Mcbo ' GOOD LUCK 1-'BOM PR! NIA 'Dick 209.Ifl'ghl d A 3 Putnam S1 373-6088 d h RR I ITT 375-5926 fl A Cafe and Sub 8hop 132 Putnam XV V I Marietta, Ohio 45750 3001 Gland Central Avenue Vienna, VV 26105 mon 2-Qs-seou X O X a Q . . I f F 1 I Q,J74?9'0?:L- 369 - 53 WU Q V- -' . gf. n1'QX4feJ 3914 'O L N, I X Q 1- 1 , I OF ek - naias TM YA w 1 an venue Wxlhamstown, WV . Behm I e Depot 144 ADSIINDEX ljlflljljlflUUDUUUUUUUUUCIUUUDUUUUUUUUUUUUUDIUUUDUDEUCIUUUUUUUUUUDIIDUUDIIIUDEJUUUUUU Abstracts Accountlng Forms Acknowledgements Ad Books Ad Proofs Ad Reprints Address Labels Agendas Agreements Announcements Annual Reports Applncatlons Appointment Cards Architects Plans Art Work Audits Automotnve Forms Badges Banners Buds Bulls of Ladmg Blographues Blue Prlnts Booklets Books Briefs Brochures Bulletnns Bumper Slgns Business Cards Busmess Forms Calendars Cash Control Records Catalog Sheets Catalogs Certificates Church Maternal Clrculars Commlssnon Sheets Contracts Control Forms Coupons Crednt Applications Crednt Memos Data Sheets Debut Memos Delwery Recenpts Deposltmns Diagrams Dlplomas Dlrect Mall Dnrectornes Dusplay Cards Drawings Drug Store Forms Dry Cleanmg Forms Enclosures Engineers Drawings Envelopes Estnmates Expense Reports Fmanclal Statements Floor Plans Flonsts Forms Flyers Form Letters Garage Forms Gas Statlon Forms Graphvcs Greeting Cards O 1980 SIR SPEEDY INC Guest Checks Handbulls Inserts Inspection Reports Internal Forms Inter Offnce Memos Inventory Lasts lnvltatlons EIUDIIIUUUU Legal Documents Legal Forms Letterheads Letters Llcenses Lumber Dealers Forms Manlers Manuals UCIDUUUUE Notices Office Forms Order Blanks Package Stuffers Packing Llsts Pamphlets Parts Lasts Payroll Sheets L , Sir Speedy Prlntlng Center 3601 EITIGFSOI1 Avenue Parkersburg, wv 26104 f304l 485 0544 The Instant Printing Professionals ljlillfllfllilllllillfl Best of Luck to th Class of 87 W6af6l45dd0dfr60 lnvolces job Tickets journal Sheets Labels Laboratory Forms Law Briefs Layouts Ledger Cards UDUUUUUU Manuscnpts Maps Memo Pads Menus Minutes Muslc News Releases Newsletters UUUUUEUD CQ Permlts Personnel'Records Petntnons Petty Cash Sllps Photo Reprints Place Mats Plans Polltlcal Prlntlng D - . . r - U ' . A E1 U . D . . . . . . D - . . E . . . D . . .- . . . . E ' Charts ' Scrints I ' u - - n DEBUGIIUDUUDUUUUDUUUUDDUCIDUEU l .IUUUULJDEHUEUUUUDUUUUUUUULULJUDUUCIUUEDUDUUUU P 0 P Portfolnos Post Cards Posters Prescrlptlon Pads Presentatlons Press Releases Pressure Labels Prlce Llsts Prlce Quotations Programs Promotion Flyers Proposals Prospectus Proxies Publlcatlons Purchase Orders Questmnnalres Rate Changes Recelpts Recelvlng Reports Recipe Cards Remnttance Memos Repaur Forms Reply Messages Reports Requlsltlons Resumes Routing Sllps Sales Bulletins Sales Charts Sales Letters Sales Orders Schedules Schematucs School Papers Self Mailers Servnce Orders Shipping Orders Shnppmg Notaces Shipping Labels Sugns Snapset Forms Spec Sheets Speeches Statements Stationery Stlckers Stock Requusltlons Stuffers Surveys Tags Technical Data Techmcal Manuals Telephone Memos Termmatuon Notices Testnmomals Texts Tuckets Tame Sheets Tnme Tables Traclngs Transcripts Transmlttal Forms Trust Agreements TV Repair Forms Vehlcle Repair Forms Vouchers Warranties Weddnng lnvutatuons WILHISHAN 145 -s,,x 11-2755 f f'g L NATICNAL BANK Member F D I C Insured to S100,000 435 Hnghland Avenue Williamstown West Vurglma 375 6262 1 , ,fl-8.2 ' ff? 'T' 37' 27f , Nl f .., Q .e QF' QTL' 'I 146 ADSIIN DEX DO I OSPIZZ DELI ERS FAST FREE 30 MINUTE PIZZA DELIVERY 415 SECOND ST MARIETTA PHONE 374 9852 HOURS SUN THURS 11 am 1 am Frl Sat 11 am 2 am 'I lI00l UID . Partners 1n Educatlon and the Jr Women Sword loral organrzatrons vorlrod thus your on protects lor our school Partners In Edurutron rs a program vrhnlt assrsts WHS an many fund ratsrng aroas Two magor protects af thus program unrted vlrth the FIINII lr! Glen clllplly were the sale of bells vuth the Wrllaamstawn B :doe engraved upon them All the proceeds from the sales went to ard the band rn purrhaslng new uniforms Fenton Art Glass also has u roroqnrtron of the Student of the Month program Students are nommated by stall members under the seven tnterra set up h WIIS and the Fenton Foundation One student IS xelefted lmm a freld of sur for the honor al Student of the Month and rererves a spoaol glass plate vrhsch uns prepared lor this honor Another organurmoa that worked on protects lor VMS rx the Eduratron Commrttoe of the Junior Woman l Club Thus communes as rosponsrble for the pamtmg of the yolluvqorkets on the bark of the gym wall and rn ranlunrtlon with the Slnlor Women l Club rnalnng sltrrts for the scorers table tn the gymnasrum They also have become Involved rn purthaslng computer software for the library and n frfty dollar doaatron to the EMI and leamrnq Drsabrlrtres classrooms lor the purchase of magazine subscrtptrons K A Helping Hand. Whether painting the yellowjacket on the gym wall or presenting a Student of the Month plaque, local businesses and organizations lend a helping hand. WILHISHAN 147 4 gif W CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1987 DR G C WHITE RICE AUTO SUPPLY 4001 EMERSON AVE PARKERSBURG WV 26101 485 5463 Good Luck Sensors FAMILY CARPET OUTLET Boaz West Vnrgrma 375 7545 Ph 1 g STURM SUPPLY INC D AN THE TOWN AND COUNTRY STO ROSEMAR ROAD GBdL k19 'ISS Pho 295 4375 B pot t Stt RE Q 9 mo, 1 uc 8 niorsl . ox 56 Rosemar Road Parkersburg, WV 26101 - 4 590 ne: - -S yAp in men P rt 't Outq B b L phy 148 ADSIIN DEX Phone C ed' B AWN, , 375 7742 Stephen A Davis, D D S Family Dentistry 447 Oakwood Avenue Wllllamstown WV 26187 WILLIAMSTOWN AUCTION HOUSE CENTRAL AVE WILLIAMSTOWN 375 5815 DaVIncI s PIZZ3 215 HIghland ve Wllllamstown WV 375 3633 Jackets' OHIO VALLEY CABLE CORPORATION P O BOX 818 MARIETTA OH 373 9451 I-IBO CINEMAX SATELLITE 7 PAK 9 I ASH HANSON -I-559' A-f-E we JQQQIKA Flower Shop 8I Greenhouse WM To Make Someone Happy li fit W A 563 ity? Jaya X IIIAI IOC DK DIYLINL DAION I I9 DIVI ION IHIIT OUIHK FII QT PIIVA IIHKLFI II If-IC WV 26101 PIIONL 428 911 IUIL A J AM The Krtchen Showcase 4009 Emerson Ave Parkersburg WV 26101 Frne Cabrnetry And Apphances 428 2447 B F GoodrIch Road 'L..,h f 'w:f JJ Qty 4' 51 , swssos ,f 9 ' FOR THE G ADUATE What a wondedul way to say a job well done' f J Sho heryo rlo ea d pp ecat th a beaut ful b rtnsta pen a tor g VERY SPECIALLY PRICED T D WNGQCNE o bow. EN v ,saw - I .. tiger . f? fi A S '-Q. '- ' ff- X-fin Mon-Fri. 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. g .el , I, - ' .-7 los rom I2 p.m.to1p.m. - I ' if Q Ollice Hours y n men ' H If 'L X' ' WX 'L X IX - vm 1 'nl' -ex RP i Y if I A sxg ,R AX if - - - - I I 1 ,II I. . I IIQIZIII' WIFE lm IIII H - 1-Y' mf- . EEL- Ui CI , ' ' 'N iv'F. . V' -J .l rf: 9 ' . 65,-S-sl, .' F 4 . . P ' A 1-X - -0 , 2- 1: Q - A I 'I r I I , 4 . If I '-1 I - V 9 I H, w J I r ,, ft K ' A . L7 Q . . K ss 3 21 I - Q ' I' 7 5 L 5, ', I 00' f , ', 5 331+ I as ,QI I ' I . 7 PM 411.51 ' '- - Q lfii ff I I - -I - R , std I . A . IFA I gf I ' z u,L iii! I 7 G QI, , 0 W I i . I . CEIII I J I , It w u v n a r i lon wi I I r l . d n rin AVAILABLE SET www HER Lucsw BIFITHSTAR ND FIEHY DIAMONDS IN GLEAMING GOLD Swnys oBuy a WWI., . . . I1-'QLQL 6 R' movauzs-Ama I - - 7 1 j I I WILHISHAN 149 150 Adams, David: 8, 69, 131. Adams, Heather: 92, 124, 129. Agee, Kelli: 8, 104, 127. Albright, Alan: 107, 108, 124. Albright, Amy: 98, 124. Allen, Jennifer: 98, 124. Allman, Terry: 108, 118. Altmann, Christy: 58, 86, 93,118,124. Anderson, Bill: 112, 131. Anderson, Gary: 3, 9, 34, 69, 131. Anderson, Harold: 99, 128. Anderson, John: 93. Anderson, Shawna: 104. Armour, Bret: 42, 69, 85, 128,131. Armstrong, Amy: 10, 58, 93,118,120,124. Ash, Jeffrey: 42, 43, 93, 133. Athey, Mary: Ayers, Robert: 93, 128. Ayers, 123. Stacey: 109, 118 Baker, Tracy: 6, 7, 69 87, 120,122, 124, 128. Balderson, Donna: 92, 123. Balderson, Lori: 99, 123. Balsley, Gretchen: 46, 88, 120, 122, 124, 126, 130. Barcley, Ann: 105, 127. Barickman, Rebekah: 105. Barnes, Carlene: 99, 130. Baum, Scott: 99. Bauman, Heather: 92. Baumgard, Brenda: 58, 93, 118, 120, 124. Baumgard, Brian: 88, 124, INDEX 7 3 126, 130. 'Bayles, Bradley: 89, 118. Bayles, Jeffrey: 52, 109, 120. Bayles, Julia: 46, 47, 69, 83, 84,122, 123. Beddow, Donia: 69, 127. Beddow, William: 52, 105. Bell, Robert: 93, 133. Berdine, Jeff: 109, 119. Berdine, Richard: 109 119. Berdine, Stacy: 60, 93, 118, 120. Blackwell, Willard: 105. Blackwell, Williard: 18, 98 Blair, Loretta: 109, 123. Blatt, Dennis: 112, 121. Blevins, Matthew: 36, 38 89, 124. Bobbitt, Dean: 14, 36, 69 124, 126. Bonham, Fred: 104. Bookman, Scott: 113, 121 128. Boram, Michael: 93, 132. Boram, Michelle: 89. Boston, Keith: 14, 69 131. Boswell, Lori: 98. Bouchard, Penny: 108 131. Bowman, Kathy: 108. Bowman, Robert: 109. Bradford, Melanie: 109. Bradfield, Shawn: 93, 119. Bradley, Gary: 92. Bradley, Nathan: Brady, Wesley: 99. Brammer, Jill: 89, 118. Breeden, Anthony: 99. Britton, Robert: 92, 132. Broadwater, James: 69. Broadwater, William: 89. Brown, Angelina: 109. Brown, Ian: 38, 93, 124 128, 130. Brown, Melissa: 69, 87 122, 124, 128. Brown, Paul: 104. Buckley, Tokeah: 99, 129. Bunting, Nicole: 93, 127. Burdette, Christy: 93, 122 123. Burdette, Kellie: 109. Burdette, Kellie: 70, 124 128. Burge, Brian: 88, 126. Burton, Christa: 108. Burton, David: 113. Burton, Deborah: 93, 122 124. Burton, Lance: 38, 88. Burton, Ronald: 70. Butler, Janaa: 105, 124. Buttrey, Bernie: 112. Calebaugh, Angela: 60, 93 118. Call, Christopher: 92. Camden, Angela: 89. Camden, Charles: 108. Camden, Melinda: 99. Cameron, Aaron: 43, 92 133. Cameron, Heather: 98. Caplinger, Amy: 105, 123 131 . Carter, John: 52, 98. Case, Howard: 93, 118. Cason, Lori: 93, 122, 123. Casto, James: 93. 9 Casto, Matthtew: 48, 52, 99,109,133. Casto, Michael: 68, 71, 120, 124, 126. Casto, Richard: Church, Cynthia: 89. Church, Tammy: 99. Clay, Christopher: 71, 119. Cleary, Donna: 89. Cline, Terri: 63, 105, 124,131. Clough, Bryon: 99, 124. Clough, Margaret: 89, 124. Cockerham, Jason: 98, 130. Cockerham, Richard: 124. Coffman, Rick: 112, 132. Coiner, Deborah: 105, 119. Coiner, Kelly: 98. Coleman, Bruce: 38, 93. Coleman, Shawn: 52, 104. Collangeli, Pat: 113, 126, 130. Collins, Giesala: 1, 24, 26, 70, 87, 127. Conaway, Ronald: 104, 133. , Lori: 109, 119. Eric: 93, 119. Conrad, Kerri: 70, 118, 131. Cooper, Patricia: 113. Copen, Melissa: 109, 124. Corbin, Linda: 89. Costanzo, Francesca: 127. Cox, Tracy: 46, 88, 124, 126,130. Crislip, Gretchen: 88, 123. Crislip, Greta: 99, 131. Cronin, Erin: 99, 131. Cronin, Jenna: 89, 118, 122, 124,126. Crookshanks, Heather: 105, 124. Cross, Melissa: 58, 89. Cross, Randall: 105, 133. Cunningham, David: 99, 132. Curkendall, Julie: 98. Cutlip, Bob: 112, 130. Cutright, Christopher: 89. Danielle, Virginia: 112. Davidson, Ramona: 3, 4, 6, 8, 10, 17, 58, 71, 84 120, 122, 124, 125, 126, 128, 130. Davidson, Raymond: 113. Davis, Melissa: 71. Davis, Susan: 89, 120, 124 126. Davis, Tonya: 89, 118. Deem, Chad: 52, 98. Deem, Vane Jr.: 88. Delaney, Randall: 131. Delancy, Ronald: 92, 133. Delancy, Tammy: 88. Delong, William: 99. Dernberger, Barbara: 112. Dillon, Randy: 112, 115 119. Dinnin, Jeffrey: 105. Dobbins, Patricia: 109 118. Dornon, Carrie: 105. Dornon, James: 92, 132. Dornon, Melissa: 89, 118. Dorsey, Sue: 113. Dotson, Amy: 4, 104, 127. Dotson, Travis: 99. Dougherty, Eric: 44, 99, 121. 9 Dougherty, Howard: 113 119. Dougherty, Jason: 109, 121. Dowler, James: 104, 120. Downs, Keith: 98. Doyle, Angela: 98. Doyle, Michael: 99. Duckworth, Jennifer: 105 131. Duckworth, Mark: 70, 86 128, 131. Dulaney, Mark: 70, 86 128,131. Dye, Angela: 89. Dye, Brandie: 108. Dye, Chad: 99. Dye, David: 99. Dye, Dawn: 44, 93. Eakins, Robert: 112. Eaton, John: 93. Eaton, Mary: 105, 123 131. Eaton, Michael: 70, 128 130. Eble, Tracy: 52, 108. Edwards, Donovan: 44, 71. Edwards, Mason: 89. Egermayer, Jill: 93, 121. Egermayer, Michelle: 98 129. Elam, Shawna: 71, 119 128. Elam, Tina: 93, 130. Emerson, Jennifer: 109. Erb, Thomas: 89. Farnsworth, Peter: 70 128, 131. Farrah, Shawn: 98, 129. Farren, Jennifer: WILHISHAN 9 7 151 152 Faulkner, Chad: 52, 99. Faulkner, Donald: 44, 92, 132. Fenton, Benjamin: 109 120,123. Fenton, Meredith: 105. Ferren, Jenni: 92. Fetty, Ada: 112. Fetty, Lori: 93. Fincham, John: 89. Fisher, Angela: 109, 119. Fischer, Charles: 109, 119. Fisher, Eudora J.: 105. Fitch, Adria R.: 70. Flanagan, Anthony S.: 93 132. Flanagan, Kristi A.: 104 131. Flesher, Deanna: 99. Flowers, Russell L.: 49 71, 86, 124. Fly, Tammy J.: 88. Folden, Valerie K.: 88, 130. Fulton, Truan: 52, 105. French, Crystal: Freed, Ronald L.: 109, 132, 133. Freed, Robert G. Jr.: 99, 132. Freed, Kelli M.: 71. Freed, Bryan G.: 132. Franks, Amy S.: 104, 132. Forshey, Rodney D.: 93, 132. Forshey, Judy D.: Gard, Charles E.: 92, 132. Gardner, April J.: 108. Gardner, Albert: 113, 118. Gardner, Forrest G.: 52, 100,132. 7 Garnner, Janel: 52. Garrett, Randi: 113. Garrison, Forrest D.: 108. Garrison, Ryan R.: 105. Gates, Alan L.: 70, 130. Gates, Daniel D.: 109, 119. Gates, Schad E.: 109, 124. George, Cindy M.: 24, 70. Goertler, Becky: 112. Goertler, Mary: 112. Gerhold, Charles G.: 9 34, 71, 124, 128, 129. Gerlach, Celia: 113, 124 126. Gherke, Diane C.: 71. Gibson, Elizabeth K.: 109. Givens, Joanne: 113. Gladwell, John C.: 72. Gladwell, Steven M.: 52, 105, 123. Godfrey, Christy: 109, 131. Goff, Darrell: 112. Goff, Heath D.: 52, 109, 131. Goff, Heather L.: 92, 93, 121, 124, 130. Goldsworthy, Cyndy: 112. Gordon, Calvin D.: 108, 119. Gorman, Judith A.: 128. Gray, Wendy A.: 72, 130. Greathouse, Dreama M.: 72. Green, Angela D.: 105, 127. Griffith, Jeremy: 52, 109. Grim, Benjamin: 72. Grim, Donald P.: 104, 128. Grim, Douglas M.: 100. Grim, John M.: 100. Grim, Nancy L.: 93, 130. Grim, Sherry A.: 94. Grimm, Darren T.: 94 132. Grogan, David L.: 72. Guinn, Lewis T.: 104. Guinn, Mark A.: 94, 124 128, 130. Guinn, Martha: 1 13, 129. Gutierrez, Raymond J .: 36, 94. Haddad, George R.: 89, 132. Haddad, Heather A.: 109, 119. Hall, Andrew J.: 72, 82, 119. Hall, Jennifer L.: 46, 89, 121, 122,126. Hall, Laura J.: 62, 105, 131. Hall, Patrick E.: Hamrich, Ian K.: 100. Hanlon, Brian J.: 100, 121. Hanlon, Gregory D.: 109, 133. Hanlon, Jeffery: 109, 124. Hardin, Christy: 72, 76, 87, 122, 124, 126, 128, 130. Harding, J ami: 94. Harrison, Nathon: 109, 132. Harrison, Shane: 105. Hart, Tami: 105, 123. Hart, Victoria: 108. Hathaway, Barry: 36, 37, 89, 124. Haught, Christopher: 101, 129. Haught, Jennifer: 72. Haught, Ryan: 45. Hawkins, William: 109. Haynes, Lori: 46, 95, 122, 123. Haynes, Shawn: 101, 132. Heflin, Michelle: Heflin, Missy: 46, 95, 122, 123, 124. Hefner, Marlana: 72, 82, 127. Hendrickson, Michael: 95, 124, 133. Henry, Jennifer: 72, 128. Hescht, Lisa: 95, 118. Hescht, Melissa: Hescht, Shelley: Hickenbottom, Kimber- ly: 74, 123. Hickman, Connie: 94. Hickman, Kellie: 94, 118. Hickman, Mark: 74. Hickman, Michelle: 46, 94, 123. Hill, Charles: 8, 131 Hill, Robert: 100, 120, 130. Hinton, Rebecca: 94. Hively, James: 109. Hodges, Joanne: 113. Hoffman, Lawrence: 109, 132. Holl, Dominique: 89, 120 124, 126, 130. Holl, Michelle: 44, 100 122,124,130. Huggins, Bradley: 110 119,123. Huggins, Dennie: 94. Huggins, Margaret: 113. Hupp, Michael: 110. Hurst, Brian: 100, 129. Igo, Darek: 105. Igo, Lisa: 100. Ingraham, Brian: 52, 101. Ingraham, Kevin: 132. Ingraham, Michelle: 95. Inman, Lance: 52, 101 121. Inman, Roger: 74, 120, 124, 126. Jackson, Alice: 114. Jarvis, Gregory: 8, 52, 104 123, 127. Jeffries, Wendy: 74. Johnson, Donald: 101, 129 Johnson, John: 110. Johnson, Michael: 105 133. Jones, Jack: 114. Jones, Jennifer: 100, 131. Jones, Regina: 72. Joy, Aletha: 100, 124, 131. Joy, Traci: 100, 131. Kelley, Brian: 100, 119. Kellar, Steven: 95, 133. Kibbe, Sharon: 46, 95, 121. Kidwiler, Paula: 101, 124. Kidwiler, Sean: Kiger, Kenny: 52, 105. Kiger, Margarete: 88, 130. Kincaid, Brent: 52, 110 131. Kincaid, Jeffrey: 44 121,122. King, Christopher: 105. Kingery, Chad: 88, 121. Kingery, Tracey: 101, 129. Kinney, Shannon: 105. Knight, Christina: 89, 121. Knight, Clifford: 74, 128, 130. Krohn, Scott: 74, 119. Lafferty, Anthony: 114, 132. Lane, Shelia: 111. Lathey, Ron: 37, 114. Latstetter, Brian: 38, .95 122, 124. Latstetter, Kerri: 105, 124 127. Latstetter, Mike: 115. Lauck, David: 89, 128. Law, Richard: 110, 133. Leach, Amy: 83, 87, 122 124. Leach, Angie: 106, 131. Lee, Candice: 111,131. Leffel, Raymond: Lemley, Leslie: 74. Lemon, Brian: 7 4. Leonard, Jeffrey: 101. Lewellyn, Darla: 100. Lewis, Brian: 100, 129. Lewis, Kevin: 89, 121. Lewis, Michael: 106, 123 133. Lewis, Shelia: Life, Danielle: 110, 118 123. Linscott, Christopher: 94 121. Linscott, Melissa: 110. Lockhart, Arron: 110, 132. Lockhart, Brian: 106. Lockhart, Lori: 94, 122 127 . Lockhart, Mark: 106. Lockhart, Ricky: 110. Lockhart, Roger: Loncavish, Jason: 94. Long, Hazel: 88, 118. 153 Longmire, Crystal: 106. Longwell, Jennifer: 110 119. Lucas, Sue: 46, 115. Lutz, Scott: 89. Lynch, Tami: 100, 107, 122, 124. Lynch, Teri: 119. Lyons, James: Lyons, Shanna: 101, 116. Lyons, Sheryl: 101, 116, 132. Mahoney, Terry: 133. Mallett, Shawn: 107. Mallett, Conn: 94. Maloney, Mary: 115. Marion, Angela: 90. Markley, Doak: 34, 85 115, 116, 132. Martin, Jeffrey: 94, 132. Martin, Randy: 90. Martin, Ronald: 95, 130. Martin, Teresa: 101. Mason, Jacqueline: 95, 122, 123,124. Matheny, James: 100, 132. Matheny, Scott: Mather, Heather: 106. Mauser, Anthony: 1 10, 118. Mayo, John: 74. Mayo, Juanita: Mayo, Kimberly: 74, 130. Mayo, Ruth: 114. McAtee, David: 119. McAtee, Pauletta: 95. McAtee, Richard: McCale, Carl: 89, 130. McCale, Maureen: 100, 129. 154 INDEX 7 McClaine, Amber: 111. McCumbers, Nilesha: 106, 119. McCutcheon, John: 1 1 1 131. McCutcheon, Krista: 46 90,124,126,118. McCutcheon, Rebekah: 4 101,127. McIntosh, Mary: 126 127. Mclntosh, Michelle: 101 129. Mclntyre, Jennifer: 90. Mclntyre, Sean: 101. McLaign, Amber: McMillian, Vincent: 95 132. McMullen, Brian: 52, 101 129. McNutt, Tara: 106. McPherson, Deanna: 94, 131. Melrose, Daniel: Meredith, Leigh: 106, 124. Metts, Toby: 91. Miles, David: 100, 120. Minear, Michelle: 119. Miracle, Rebecca: 91, 121, 122. Miracle, Scott: 106, 124. Moellen, Dick: 94. Mollohan, Andrew: 91, 118. Mollohan, Brian: 100. Mollohan, Tracy: 58, 77, 120, 122, 130. Moneypenny, Teresa: 94. Monroe, Krista: Monroe, Tressa: 94. Montgomery, Michele: 7 110, 118. Moore, Fred: 77, 133. Moore, George: 110, 133. Moore, Julia: 44, 77, 118 124. Moore, Lori: 94, 127. Moore, Michelle: 101, 131. Moore, Scott: 36, 38, 95 133. Moore, Stephen: 107, 133. Moore, Susan: 110, 118 Morey, Shirley: 114. Morgan, James: 107, 110 118, 120. Morgan, Jeana: 95, 118. Morgan, Tina: 128. Morgan, Larry: 52, 101. Morgan, Michelle: 101, 124. Morgan, Mike: 130. Morgan, Robert: Morris, Tonya: 1 1 1, 1 19. Morrison, Christopher: 111. Morrison, Melissa: 77. Moss, Jason: 106, 129. Mugrage, Chad: 110, 118, 123. Mugrage, Michele: 95. Muhlmeman, Lucinda: 95. Mullenix, Jonathon: 90. Mullenix, Stephanie: 106, 124, 127. Mullins, Jeffrey: 52, 110, 119. Mullins, Kimberly: 94. Myers, Virgil: 94. Naab, James: 36, 37, 94. N eeley, Aimee: 90. Neely, Jodi: 106, 124. 7 Neely, Kenneth: 94, 132. Neely, Tina: 94, 122, 124, 130. Nelson, Christopher: 52, 101,129. Nelson, Jason: 52, 106. Nelson, Teddy: 106. Nesbitt, Diana: 90, 124. Nestor, Lisa: 44, 107, 121, 124, 127. Nestor, Michael: 44, 77 83,121,122,124. Newell, Cassandra: 100 131. Newell, Deeann: 77, 128. Newhart, Jeremy: 100, 132. Newton, Blair: 17, 131. Newton, William: 107. Nicely, Keri: 60, 95, 118. Nicewarner, Ann: 106, 124 Nodes, Donald: 101, 124. Nodes, Letitia: 90, 124. Nolan, Kevin: Noland, Christopher: 106. Noland, Christopher: 95 133. Norman, Michael: 106. Offenberger, Jay: 7, 15 36, 77, 120, 122, 1241 126. Oliver, Charles: 106. Oliver, James: 91, 132. Oliver, John: 91, 115, 120, 124, 126, 128, 130. Oliver, Melissa: 95, 123. Oliver, Stephen: 106. Owen, Lisa: 77. Parks, David: 95. Parks, Melvin: 7 7 . Parrish, Kevin: 101, 129. 7 7 Parsons, Linda: 114. Parsons, Rebecca: Pennington, Leah: 101 124. Pettite, Catherine: 77 124, 125. Phillips, Carl: 94. Phillips, Scott: 110, 132. Pickens, Robert: 114, 133. Poling, Karen: 7, 17, 78, 87, 122, 24, 128. Pracht, Linda: 115. Preston, Danni: 94. Pritchett, James: 110. Pugh, Amy: 101. Pyles, Craig: 102. Radabaugh, Michelle: 63 110, 120,131. Rainer, Polly: 94. Ralph, Darlene: 115. Rapp, Donald: 91. Reed, Ellen: 115. Reed, Jerry: 95. Reed, Sarah: 78, 124 128. Reed, Shawn: 95, 124, 120. Reid, Daniel: 90, 130. Reid, Debora: 90. Reid, Lourel: 111, 118. Reid, Matthew: 102, 124. Rhodes, Bernadette: 102 122,124, 130. Richards, Kace: 111, 131. Rickman, Noah: 114, 128. Rickman, Tina: 95. Riddle, Christina: 102, 131. Riddle, John: 103, 130. Riffle, Chris: 103. Riffle, Melinda: 102. Riffle, Thomas: 90, 102. Riggs, Jason: 107. Ritchie, Annette: 102, 130. Rosena, John: 44, 90. Ross, Craig: 36, 91, 122 123,128. Ross, Jason: 110, 118, 119. Ross, Jennifer: 102, 127. Roton, Scott: 91. Roush, Barbara: 91. Roush, Cynthia: 103. Roush, Kevin: 94. Roush, Rhonda: 107, 127. Rowsey, Howard: 114. Ruf, Lisa: 94, 124. Sabol, Richard: 79, 83 131. Sands, James: 94, 133. Sands, Thad: 106. Sandy, Amy: 106. Sandy, Sean: 95, 132. Sapio, Joshua: 110, 119. Satterfield, Brian: 95, 132. Satterfield, Jody: 106, 133. Sauro, Fred: 37, 38, 114. Saxton, Julie: 96, 131. Saxton, Thomas: ' 79, 131. Schau, Terry: 38, 44, 90 121. Schmidt, Rebeca: 96, 127. Schnabel, Angela: 90. Schreckengost, Lisa: Scott, Ashlee: 4, 96, 122 123, 124. Scott, Lee: 96, 127. Scott, Robert: 52, 106, 129. Scott, Samuel: 110, 123, 124 Scott, Victoria: 103, 122, WILHISHAN 155 7 124. See, Cathy: 114. Sellers, Steven: 102. Sexton, Misty: 8, 106, 123. Sharp, Amanda: 107. Shepherd, David: 96, 132. Sheridan, Sharon: 115. Shipley, James: 78. Shipley, Jill: 110, 124. Short, Mildred: 114. Shirver, Mark: Simon, Derik: 7, 36, 90, 128. Slater, Russell: 110, 119. Slider, Christine: 79. Smith, Alisha: 96, 121 124,130. Smith, Andrew: 107. Smith, Kristina: 90, 118. Smith, Mathew: 111, 119. Smith, Neal: 91, 132. Smith, Terry: 114. Snyder, Brenda: 106. Snyder, Leslie: 106, 124. Snyder, Rachel: 111, 120. Snyder, Ryan: 96. Somerville, Gary: 91. Somerville, Kristie: 97, 118. Spicer, David: 91. Spicer, Melissa: 102. Stanley, Beth: 6, 79, 87 122,124,126,128. Stanley, Fredrick: 24, 102 119. Stanley, Melinda: 46, 97 118. Stanley, Robert: 78, 86 131. Stanley, Shane: 44, 52 156 INDEX 103. Stanley, Shawna: 78 119. Stanley, Tricia: 60, 96, 118. Stark, Steven: 110, 119. Stark, Thomal: 96, 133. Starling, Melissa: 90, 130. Starling, Patrick: 110, 119. States, David: 79. Stead, Susan: 114, 131. Steele, Cynthia: 96. Steele, Danette: 96, 131. Steele, Harry: 110. Stepek, Mary Ann: 114 118. Stephens, Earl: 103. Stephens, Elizabeth: 102, 124. Stephens, Gregory: 102 132. Stewart, Andrea: 110, 131. Stewart, Brent: 106. Stewart Brett: 106, 133. Stewart Joshua: Stilgenbauer, Stacy: 38 44, 97, 121. Stilgenbauer, Teresa: 44 106, 116, 124. Stinespring, Lisa: 97, 132. Stockner, Elyse: 96, 121 124. Stoke, Janet: 107. Story, April: 79, 128. Story, Wendy: 96, 127. Sullivan, Chad: 96. Sullivan, Mendi: 96, 127 . Sullivan, Robert: 97, 119. Summers, Charles: 110. Summers, Cory: 78, 131. 7 Summers, Melinda: 78 127. Summers, Shane: 107, 133 Sutton, Douglas: 111, 133. Swartz, Niva: 114. Swearingen, William: 111. Swinler, George: 111. Swinler, Sandra: 102, 124. Swisher, Gregory: 90, 132. Swisher, Melissa: 79 118, 124, 126. Tanner, Michael: 79. Tant, Melissa: 97, 124 129. Taylor, Aaron: 78, 86 131. Taylor, Brenda: 111. Taylor, Jimmie: 107, 133. Thaxton, Dari: 103, 120 129. Theiss, James: 103. Thomas, Russell: 49, 102. Thornton, William: 102 129. Thornton, Jennifer: 110. Tingler, Danny: 38, 39, 96 122, 133. Tipper, Debbie: 114. Tomlinson, Tiffany: 44 46, 90, 120, 121, 122 126. Tomlinson, Troy: 52, 110 129. Toney, Christian: 24, 103. Townsend, Christina: 103 129. Townsend, Kevin: 38, 44 91, 122, 129. Travis, Fred: 68, 78, 119. Trefz, Timothy: 91, 119. Tschappat, Lem: 114. Turner, Heather: 107. Turril, Deborah: 110, 131. Uhl, Ada: 91, 130. Uhl, Constance: 4, 7, 17, 58, 79, 84, 122, 124, 128. Uhl, Warren: 107. Underwood, Gina: 96, 122, 123. Underwood, Teresa: 102. Uppole, Christopher: 102, 133. Uppole, Todd: 106, 133. Upploe, Wendy: 106, 127. Varner, John: 103, 132. Varner, Melissa: 90, 118 124. Vaughan, Brian: 14, 16 79,131. Vaughan, Robert: 44, 96, 122,124,130 Vaughan, William: 44, 96, 120, 124,130. Vinuesa, Andres: 8, 36, 44,80,124,125,130. Virden, Nicole: 97, 124, 130. Wadsworth, Matt: 90. Walker, Eric: 97, 132. Watson, Darin: 103, 129. Watson, Dustin: 36, 91 124, 132. Watt, Angela: 3, 8, 10, 17 122. Watt, Charles: 24, 44, 103 120, 129. Weaver, Ami: 60, 96, 120. Weaver, Todd: 102, 133. Weaver, Toni: 62, 110. Webb, Russell: 111, 118, 123. Webber, Michelle: 106 9 124. Weekley, Kelley: 96, 123 124. Wells, Randall: 96, 133. Wells, Teresa: 96, 127. Wells, Timothy: 102, 130. Welter, Louise: 44, 97, 124 129. West, Charles: 106. West, David: 97, 132. West, Rebecca: 80, 127. Westfall, Cinda: 91, 124 126. Westfall, Kevin: 96. Westfall, Tina: 96, 124. Westfall, Todd: 52, 103. Wheeler, Angela: 3, 8 12, 80, 122, 123, 124. White, Roy: 44, 45, 114. White, Jason: 52, 111, 118. Whitlock, James: 80. Wigal, James: 96, 132. Wigal, Tad: ed, ss, 121. Wiggins, Michelle: 14, 16, 46, 96, 124. Wiggins, Shane: Wilcoxen, Joseph: 91, 118 126. Wile, Susan: 97, 123, 124. Wilfong, Carron: 114. Willhide, Keith: 90. Williams, Bertha: 97. Williams, Charles: 80, 126, 130. Williamson, Aimee: Williamson, Susan: 96. Wilson, Christa: 90, 118. Wingrove, Jason: 103. Wingrove, Samantha: 46, 96,122,123. Wiseman, Scott: 38, 96. Wolfe, Daniel: 106, 133. Wolfe, Jacqueline: 107. Wolfe, Ronald: 97, 132. Wolfe, Aaron: 96, 132. Wolfe, Joanne: 80. Wolfe, Mary: 103, 129. Wolfe, Paul: 80. Wooddell, Amy: 107, 124 127. Woodfin, Rachel: 97, 121 124. Wright, Aletha: 107. Wright, Diana: 111, 123. Wright, Joseph: 111. Yates, Cheryl: 91, 124. Yates, Stacey: 103. Yeater, Lawrence: 107 133. Yost, Barbara: 80, 130. Yost, Shelly: 111, 118, 123. Zapata, Marcel: 78, 125. Zide, John: 91, 124, 130. Zyla, John: 107, 119. Zyla, Vanessa: 92, 97, 121 124, 130. WILHISHAN 1 57 158 CLOSING 1 -'Sli' ,109 THE SUM TOTAL CLUSING At the closing of the school year, students and faculty alike paused to reflect upon the year's events. 1987 was a banner year for controversy as educators pondered holding statewide strike. The Iran!Contra scandal threatened to destroy the Reagan Presidency as Government Agencies were overhauled in a journalistic quest for truth. Hostages were released and captured in the name of the Jihad, and AIDS became public through a total disclosure of in- formation on the disease. In a more local perspective, Williamstown residents experienced anxiety over the bridge, and discovered a new hangout as the Student Union opened its doors. Crime became a countywide concern, and many began taking extra precautions after the murder of an Indian woman in a local theater. Activities went on as usual, but with a new twist - students participated with fervor in the more relaxed atmosphere which followed the North Central Evaluation, students rearranged their schedules to fit the school's needs as they made 1987 count! Wasn't Mel! - Jennifer Emer- son and Brandie Dye argue in art class. WILHISHAN 159 W I 4 L I 4 THF 'UWI 'l'0'l' ll An ending - everything must have one - can be sad or ha py depending on one's perspective. This year has been a roller coaster, as different sports teams had variable seasons. Acadyemically, students improved in test scores and school perfor- mance, but a statewide educational controversy threatened to retard the progress. In the bicentennial year of the U.S. Con- stitution, the mighty fifth amendment was challenged as Lt. Colonel Oliver North and NSC director John Poindexter repeatedly invoked their constitutional rights. The Iran!Contra scandal rocked the foundations of the government and became a constant on the evening news. Williamstown again distinguished itself statewide and nationally as students pushed themselves to maximum effort. The varsity girls basketball team was recognized in USA Today for breaking their long losing streak. Christy Hardin was selected to attend American Legion Auxiliary Girls Nation and the Century III National Leadership Conference, and Jay Offenberger was accepted to the United States Military Academy at West Point. The Pride of Williamstown Mar- ching Band was selected to compete in the MBA regionals against bands from all over the East coast. The North Central Evaluation Team gave WHS a rating of excellent 'I'he Partners in Education program allowed Fenton Art Glass to honor students, thereby promoting excellence throughout the community. As if by magic, the events fell into place and then were over. Janitors began to sweep the empty hallways in preparation for the forthcoming year and administrators begin planning changes to augment the previous year. It's a continuous cycle - lear- ning to make it count. 160 CLOSING AKE IT COUNT CONTENTS1 OPENING STUDENT LIFE Pg SPORTS PECPLE g CLUBS 7 ADSXINDEX El CLOSING 4, pg. 2 . ACADEMICS1 N PST 18 pg. 32 p .ea ELI pg. 116 pg. 136 - pg. 158