This was put together for the 2005 reunion - it needs updated. 

If you would email your current information to cowhaus2001@yahoo.com,

I'll change/update information as I receive it - Jeni

 

The Class of 1975

Bobby Adkins:   radkins2516@charter.net
304-375-2516
12 Homestead Drive
Williamstown, WV 26187
Married to Valory
Has daughter Elizabeth

2 stepchildren, 3 stepgrandchildren
I work for One Community Federal Credit Union
The most important thing learned from SHS: How to PARTY!
Funniest memory from SHS: Smoking cigarettes in Harold Key’s

biology class during movies, and the tampon thrown in the fishtank.

Tony Bailey:   drifter20001500a@yahoo.com
304-481-7893
150 Camelot Rd 38
Belpre, OH 45714
Three children -  Anthony II, Roy Scott, and Ashley
I work for Ingram Barge Company as the

lead man and supervisor of the deck crew
The most important thing learned from SHS: Don’t sweat the little things and

don’t pet the sweaty things – humor will get you a long way

Cinda Barnard Davis:   clbarnarddavis@yahoo.com
740-732-2853
11Lakeview Drive
Caldwell, OH 43724
Married to Gary Davis from Lumberport, WV
Two children – Matthew and Kristen.

 The most important thing learned from SHS: That the friends that

were made WERE and ARE worth their weight in gold
Funniest memory from SHS: The time Jenny Flesher and I sat at her

table and drank a whole bottle of tequila – we got caught, and got sick

Sally Bassett Greathouse:   sbgreathouse@hotmail.com
304-564-4274 (H)

304-670-5099 (C)
4564 Hardins Run Road
New Cumberland, WV 26047
Married to Billy Greathouse from New Cumberland, WV,

who works at Mittal Steel (used to be Weirton Steel)
Two children – Joey  and Cory

I work as the office manager for Weirton Chiropractic Clinic as well as managing the Chester branch of Century 21 Greathoushouse Realty office.

Dottie Bassett Perine
304-758-2845
121 Dry Run Road
Sistersville, WV 26175
Married to Ronald from West Union.
One child: Ron, Jr. Two grandchildren Scotty and Mackenzie.

I work for Nalley’s Furniture Store

Donald Billings
410-761-4127
1900 Maltravers Rd
Glenburnie, MD 21061
Married to Sharon of Glenburnie
Three children – Ben, and  twins Phillip and Morgan.
I work for the Carpenter’s Union

Debbie Blizzard Donaldson
217-826-1114
17765 N. 1650th St.
Marshall, IL 62441-3815
Married to Steve from Illinoise
Three children – Brittany, Chelsie, and Judah.
I work as a home school instructor

Cheryl Bowen Yacub
Passed away February 1991
One daughter

 

Karen Burdette
???

Paul Camerlin
304-652-1601
510 Linden Ave
Sistersville, WV 26175
Married to Rindy Wable of Sistersville
Three children – Chris, Brian, and Megan.

I work for Pittsburgh Plate Glass

Becky Carr Boone:   RebeccaLBoone@aol.com
610-434-9056
1256 Clearview Circle
Allentown, PA 18103
Married to Cliff Boone from Columbia, MD
Three children – Samual Jonathan,

Lydia Louise, and Sarah Gloria.
Cliff is now the Senior Pastor of Cedar Crest Bible Fellowship Church. We spent 11 years in

Tanzania, East Africa, church planting among the Sandawe tribe. The Sandawe have a

tonal language which includes 3 clicks done 5 different ways, as well as glottal stops, etc.

We first learned the national language of Swahili, a Bantu language used more widely

in East Africa. Then we learned some of the Sandawe language. I have been busy in the

“Boone Wilderness Academy of Wisdom” homeschooling our 3 children. Samuel is now a

junior in the local high school, Lydia is finishing 8th grade in the Christian school that

meets in our church, and Sarah is finishing up 7th grade at BWAW. I am learning to design

and make quilts and just entered my first quilt challenge at the Allentown Art

Museum using their reproduction 17 & 18th Century English and French toiles.
What did you learn from SHS? I learned to love learning and love math. Sarah and I just

finished pre-algebra and are beginning algebra 1 (big thanks to all my math teachers

and to Rhoda). I also learned a lot from my English teachers. I remember making a poster

with a quote by Henry David Thoreau which said, “If a man does not keep pace with

his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer drumming. Let him

step to the music that he hears, however measured or far away.” I have thought of that many times in all of our adventures.

Terry Cline:   TCM75@charter.net
Deceased 8-4-2012.

 

Debbie Cooper Lipscomb
304-652-6742
229 Wood St.
Sistersville, WV 26175
Married to Kenny Lipscomb from Sistersville
One daughter, Beth.

I work as a registered nurse at Sistersville General Hospital

Emily Collins Dalrymple
PO Box 124
Friendly, WV 26146
Married to Rodney from Sistersville
Four children – Elizabeth,Sarah, Emily Marie, and

Rodney Allen. Five grandchildren – Austin Dillon, Madison Dillon,

William Chapman, Millisin Chapman, Victoria Yost.

Steve Conrad
MIddlebourne, WV

Married

 Son Clinton Armstrong Conrad.
Funniest memory of SHS: The time Scottie and I went around bumming money from

people so we could go to a baseball game. We got more than enough money, then

went to the liquor store and bought a pint of Southern

Comfort – and never did end up going to the game.

Rose Ann Craig Bryant
Married to Danny from California
One son – Matthew.

 

Jean Crum Knowlton
304-652-2627
126 George St.
Sistersville, WV 26175
Widow of Gary Knowlton of Sistersville
One son – Brett.I work in the home

Monica Digangi Knight:   nevermore714@myeastern.com
Recently moved to Parkersburg, WV

Divorced
Four children – Matthew, Zachary, Mariah, and Hannah age 12.
I work as an LPN

Brenda Ebert Williams
740-374-2899
210 Broughton Ave
Marietta, OH 45750
Divorced and loving it
One son Glenn. 2 grandchildren Gabrielle  and Garrett.

I have worked at Fenton Glass for 7 years.
What did you learn from SHS: How to skip

class without getting caught.
Funniest memory of SHS: What memories I do have I really can’t repeat! I do remember

having a Christmas party in Harold Key’s homeroom and we spiked the punch –

I remember I fell from my chair during that party. I also remember having to watch

the filmstrip about “The Earthworm” over and over because

Mr. Keys would forget that he had already shown it.

Elwood Ebert
419-294-2897
421 S. Fifth St.
Upper Sandusky, OH 43351
Married to Sally from Kentucky
Two stepchildren – Dori age 27 and John Michael.

Got hit by a train and lost part of a leg, but still with us!

Brenda Eddy Farmer Beecham:   brendafarmer@caroline.rr.com
704-485-1912
4001 East Hwy. 24/27
Midland, NC 26107
Married to Darrell Beecham. One son – Christian “Gus”.

I work raising horses, goats, llamas, and selling real estate
What did you learn from SHS: I learned what great friends are
Funniest memory of SHS: I remember going to Stan Stewart’s cabin in Arvilla – I

think it was Senior Skip Day – and I found him

running a lawn mower inside the cabin.

Mark Eddy
304-758-2844
Rt. 1
Friendly, WV 26146
Married to Patricia
Three children – Christopher, Jonathan and Patrice.
I work as a construction worker

Susie Elliott Robertson:   richrob@meernet.com
304-847-5006
PO Box 195
Upper Glade, WV 26266
Married to Rich Robertson
Two children – Amy and Stephanie, 5 grandchildren, 4 stepgrandchildren
I am a “kept woman” and don’t have to work anymore.
Funniest memory of SHS: It would have to be my

nickname then – “Mouse.” Terry Cline always called me that.

Steve Essof
304-652-5661
214 S. Chelsea St.
Sistersville, WV 26175
One daughter – Lydia.
I work for Wood County Dept. of Health and Human

Resources as a probation /foster care worker

Jana Flesher Trivolette:   jtrivolette@cruiseone.com
304-846-2162
22 Cherry St.
Richwood, WV 26261
Married to Danny Trivolette
Two children – Joe and Toney.
I work as a travel agent – check out her

website at www.cruiseone.com/jtrivolette
What did you learn from SHS: I learned how to hide

my lunch so Bill Fletcher would not steal it!
Funniest memory of SHS: Riding to school everyday

with John Knowlton in his green

Nova. Especially funny was one day when his gas accelerator stuck. We had a terrible

time stopping the car! John was always a barrel of laughs and a super friend.

Jenny Flesher Gaiser:   gaiser@earthlink.net
304-464-4641
50 Whitetail Drive
Parkersburg, WV 26104
Married to Terry Gaiser
Two children – Jeremy and James.
Funniest memory of SHS: When Jana and I traded

places at graduation and received each other’s diplomas

Joe Flesher:   sflesher@charter.net
304-337-9146
121 East Adams St.
Paden City, WV 26159
Married to Sue from Wheeling
Two children – Mandy and Chris.
I work as a loader for Columbian

Chemicals Company in Moundsville

Bill Fletcher
304-652-2894
169 Next Rd
Sistersville, WV 26175
Married to Tracy Ingram of Sistersville
Two children – twins Jessa and Julia.
I work for Ormet Chemical Company

Jeni Forester:   cowhaus2001@yahoo.com
304-296-3385
21 Wilson Avenue
Morgantown, WV 26501
Marriedto John Oughton, a Follansbee native. Two girls – Micah and Mikkel. Three grandchildren - Madision, Maris, and Levi.

I am the Assistant Director of the Klingberg Neurodevelopmental Center, WVU Dept.

of Pediatrics. I work with a pediatric neurologist and a licensed psychologist as

part of a team to evaluate children for a diagnosis of attention deficit disorder,

learning disabilities, autism, Asperger syndrome, selective mutism,

Tourette syndrome, and other mental health diagnoses.
What did you learn from SHS: First, I learned how to forge my mother’s name so

I could skip school and not get caught. I learned that even when I don’t see

my classmates for years, that when they pass away,

I miss them. Our class is

like a tapestry – rich with beauty, personality, and diversity, and each and

every person is a thread that completes the picture –

everyone special and necessary.
Funniest memory of SHS: There was the time that Scott Kirkbride was caught eating

a Reese cup in Jane Harper’s room, and he had to bring one for everyone in the class

the next day. I remember watching out the window one afternoon when I was a

sophomore to see Jimmy Willison chasing a drunk Lester Willis through the back yards.

Also, the time Coach Barnhart thought Mark Soliday threw something out the

class window (and he didn’t) and Coach got really mad and came storming

into the classroom, but he had on baseball cleats and could barely stand up,

let alone walk. He was furious and all we wanted to do was laugh at him.

Then there was the time we shoved Mr. Skeen into the girl’s bathroom and

wouldn’t let him out. And, of course, Senior Skip Day, when the bus stopped

at The Jug and we all trooped off the bus and bought beer for the

event. I also remember having to write an apology about that!

Pam Fox Roberts:   proberts2@charter.net
304-455-6117
28 Rose St., Lot 30 South
New Martinsville, WV 26155
Married to Mike Roberts .Two boys – Ryan Renner  and John Eric Renner.
What did you learn from SHS: Hell I have CRS disease

– can’t remember shit – so I don’t remember much!
Funniest memory of SHS: SHS was and always will be the only school to me.

When all of us majorettes were supposed to be at the Lynch’s house for a slumber

party, and we didn’t arrive till the wee hours. We definitely got in

trouble, right Rhoda, Tink, Cindy and Cinda?

Terry Gaiser:   gaiser@earthlink.net
304-464-4641
50 Whitetail Drive
Parkersburg, WV 26104
Married to Jenny Flesher
Two boys – Jeremy and James.Roy Goodmiller: 

 

 rgoodmiller@dcbe.org
615-441-4295
201 Druid Hills
Dickson, TN 37055
Married to Joan Two boys – Geoffrey and Geordie., Two stepchildren – Bill and Lauren, age 24.

I have been employed as a school psychologist for Dickson County

Schools (located 40 miles west of Nashville).
What did you learn from SHS: One think I learned was that I didn’t want to become a

teacher and have to deal with smart-aleck students like myself. Another thing I learned

was that smoking cigarettes is bad for you, especially if you do it outside shop

class and your football coach finds out. I found out life can be unfair, as when

everyone in my football conditioning class was given a lick on the back

end because somebody (Stan Stewart comes to mind) was smoking up on stage.
Funniest memory of SHS: I really can’t think of a single funniest moment.

I know that tie spent in Cecil Rymer’s algebra class my freshman year was

NOT what I expected high school to be. I silently laughed my head off that

semester observing the audacity and antics of the upper classmen in there.

They were always doing something with/to his “Wang” computer. The freshmen

with me in that class learned well from the upper classmen and applied those

lessons to Mr. Key’s biology class the following year. I remember the day

someone scratched some foul language on the film strip he was showing to the

class and he didn’t even see it. Then there was the time someone put a feminine

hygiene item in the fish tank. At least once a week, a hose would fly off the gas

(or water?) feed where Mr. Keys would stand just as he was beginning instruction.

Finally, I remember near the end of class one day the male students decided to

stage a stampede for the door. We had the biggest laugh while falling on top

of each other (you just had to be there). I believe Mr. Keys retired from teaching the following year.

Ruth Ann Grimm Morrison:   nucnav@hotmail.com
251-947-6023
18313 E. Illinois St.
Robertsdale, AL 36567
Married to David Morrison, USN, retired
No children – 3 dogs – Thumper, Bandit, and Scooter
I work as a registered nurse
What did you learn from SHS: Happiness is not dependent

on those around us. True happiness only comes from within.

Bruce Hays:   haysfm@hotmail.com
513-864-9910
33 Winding Drive
Enon, OH 45323
Married to Flora Henderson
Two children – Susannand Michael.I work at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base in civil service
What did you learn at SHS: Coaches do

nothing but yell and are always right.

Flora Henderson Hays:   haysfm@hotmail.com
513-864-9901
33 Winding Drive
Enon, OH 45323
Married to Bruce Hays
Two children – Susan and Michael. I work as a personnel manager at Wal-Mart
Funniest memory of SHS: I skipped class and hid

under the stairs going up to the music room (what a rebel).

Teresa Hissam Vujnovic
740-695-3213
67194 Country Club Road
St. Clairsville, OH 43950
Married to Brad of Weirton
Two boys – Luke and Sam., I work as a registered nurse at a retirement home.
What did you learn from SHS: That

there’s a lot of life left after high school.
Funniest memory of SHS: Probably the time Eric was messing with

a fire extinguisher and set it off and had to go running out of the

school with it while it was all bubbly.

Larry Howlett:   howlett@knology.net
706-868-8336
224 Ashley Circle
Martinez, GA 30907
Married to Barbara Shepherd
Five children – Josh, Shelly, Chris age 22, Dylan and Justin.

I work for Nutrasweet.
What did you learn from SHS: That it really is one

of the best times of your life.
Funniest memory of SHS: I remember in Mr. Rymer’s class there

were girls (not from OUR class) that wore short skirts. They wouldn’t

keep their legs crossed or together and Mr. Rymer would to nuts. His

eyes batted faster, head nodded and he couldn’t even beat his

knuckles normally. And then there were the guys who jumped

out of the window when Rymer turned his back. One was even in

our class – do you know who it was?

Patty Johnson Pratt:   sewstorm6@yahoo.com
Married to Leonard Pratt of Sistersville
Two daughters – Aunnia Leasure Brady and .Lacy Prat.I work as a self-employed seamstress and domestic engineer.
What did you learn from SHS: No matter who you are, what race,

how popular, how sports-oriented, or how much money your

family may have, every one comes out of high school equal. You

have to start from scratch to start a new life for your own

future. So while in school you need to treat everyone as much as

humanly possible with kindness and respect. You never

know you may find yourself needing that person later

in life and want their help. A smile is all it takes to brighten

someone else’s day and it costs you nothing…..

Brian Kapnicky

Passed away 2011.
Three children and two stepchildren.

Scott Kirkbride
Passed away March 1991
One daughter, Tonya.

 

Dan Knowlton
Passed away

John Knowlton
304-652-1199
516 Linden Avenue
Sistersville, WV 26175
Married to Dawn Sanford of Sistersville
One daughter – Arica.

I work as a special education teacher for TCHS
What did you learn from SHS: I have learned

how nice it is to have friends that stay with you through your life.
Funniest memory of SHS: Oh my, I really can’t think

of any one thing right now – it seems like we were always having fun.

Steve Light
304-652-2814
309 Stocking Avenue
Sistersville, WV 26175
Married to Judy Billings of Sistersville
Two children – Adam and Sheena.

Sheila Livingston Hickman:   hickman3@charter.net
304-683-0901 or 304-312-4725
115 Chestnut Oak St.
St. Marys, WV 26170
Married to Andy Hickman of Paden City
One son – Matthew.I am self-employed through Shopping Dealz, Inc – shopping dealz on Ebay
What did you learn from SHS: Friends should stay in touch with one another
Funniest memory of SHS: Skipping school with Cinda and Johnny

Eric Lohri
Passed away April 29, 2005
Four children – Timmy, Joshua, Jacob, and Tiffany.
3 grandchildren – Kian Lohri, Ashton Howard, and Cia Loy

Robert Mercer
724-693-0567
595 Highland Ave
Oakdale, PA 15071
Married to Colleen from Sturgeon, PA
Two children – Bob and Kristan.
I work for Ryan homes as a supervisor

Steve Metz
???

Jimmy Mikes
304-337-9521
119 east Rural St.
Paden City, WV 26159

Bob Minor:   RobertMinor471@msn.com
(702) 823-4585
6624 Macdoogle St
Las Vegas, NV  89166 
Married since 2000 to Marilyn

Two dogs
I work for Arctic Slope World Svs
What did you learn from SHS: French is not a language I should speak!
Funniest memory of SHS: I would like to take this space to apologize to Sherry Silliman.  I'm very sorry.  I did some really stupid things.  Thank God none of them made the paper!

Candy Moffatt
Passed away
One daughter

Tim Moore:   t.moore1@verizon.net
304-652-1438

Moved to Oklahoma.
Married to Jackie Billiter of Paden City
Three children – Tina, Cody, and Jessie.
I work for Bayer
Funniest memory of SHS: Mr. Rymer would always

jam his leg down in the trashcan when he entered the classroom,

pushing down the papers. One day Brian Kapnicky and I filled

the trashcan with water and floated paper on top of it. Cecil

came in as expected and jammed his leg down into the can without

knowing it was full of water. I also remember being in Jeanne

Barnes’ chemistry class, and Stan Stewart and a lunch of us

were rubbing snuff and spitting, which made her sick so she

left the room for a while.

Shari Shuttlesworth Morris Versour
???

Nora Meyer Placer:   dancewv@charter.net
304-771-4391
PO Box 334
Friendly, WV 26146 (but I live in St. Marys)
Divorced
Two boys – Benjamin and Corey. 6

grandchildren – Branden, Alyson, Zachary,

Christian (deceased), Haiden, and Hallie
I am employed by Compucom but work at General Electric
What did you learn from SHS: How important an education

is to your future….also life it too short

to worry about every little thing…..live life to its fullest.
Funniest memory of SHS: Club days

and trying to get away with doing crazy things on picture days

Bruce Nelson
304-337-9362
105 East Madison
Paden City, WV 26159

Steve Northcraft:  snorthcraft@aol.com
843-413-9169 snorthcraft@marketbio.com (work)
843-382-6038 (work)
3428 Sussex Court
Florence, SC 29501
Married to Laura from Evans, GA, havetwins Makenzie and Colby
I work for Martek Biosciences – Kingstree Corporation

JB Phillips:   jbphillips@charter.net
304-684-3043
315 Riverside Drive
St. Marys, WV 26170
Married to Lynn Baron.Two boys – Drew and Reid.

I work as a supervisor with Allegheny Energy
What did you learn from SHS: I was determined to raise

my children in a small community where they

would know everyone in their class. The friends you grow up with in high school are friends for life.
Funniest memory of SHS: Numerous, including strange

things appearing in Mr. Key’s aquarium, 6-packs of

Strohs at the Ella Garrett, cruisin’ with Scottie in the

Grand Prix, hearing all about “vilwiges and twibes” in

Coach Barnhart’s class, hanging in front of the Pool

Hall (rack ‘em Timmy) hitchhiking to an overnight band

competition in Clarksburg, getting caught by the

chaperones and staying in a fleabag motel, expelled

for a couple of hours by Principal Smith

until a visit was made to the local barber, getting a knuckle rap

on the head by Mr. Rymer.

Jay Pratt
???

Tom Roberts:   troberts@hensleyind.com
972-624-8862
6433 Santa Fe Drive
The Colonty TX 75056 (suburb of Dallas

about the size of New Martinsville)
Married to Connie Lynch. One son – Israe.

I am employed by Hensley Industries as an Aftercast manager.

I basically manage a production

unit which consists of 2 difference departments.
What did you learn from SHS: Perhaps the one thing I learned but didn’t r

ealize until I moved away, then came back, was that everyone

had a place. Sure there were popular groups and

unpopular groups, but when you came back and

saw everyone together it didn’t matter about grades,

touchdowns, or your current date, things were clearer

than every. Everyone was important, and everyone,

in some way, contributed to the identity of our

school. I also learned that you can’t

drink Old American whiskey with a kool-aid chaser without it coming out your nose later!
Funniest memory of SHS: Anything to do with Mr. Rymer,

such as our entire freshman algebra class when we

would take out the algebra cassettes and insert

rock ‘n roll. His car getting set on the curb EVERY

noon hour for weeks in a row. How about our senior

class trip when we stopped at The Jug and bought

booze. Stan’s cabin, Danny Stewart’s cabin,

McCoach’s Lane, coon hunting with Jeff Surface,

Danny Stewart and I drinking whiskey straight. You

remember Black Velvet and orange juice? Shit, I can

still puke just thinking about those days! I don’t think

I’ve had a drink of BV since. Ok, here’s the best: it’s

raining at the Paden City football game and everyone

has their umbrellas up. JB Phillips pukes up spaghetti

and wine on the umbrella of the guy in front

of him. About 10 other people

got sick too, but his hurl was the best.

God, as I think back, we had a great time.

Rhoda Romine Fitzsimmons:   rfitzsimmons@hotmail.com
304-652-1124 rfitzsim@access.k12.wv.us
138 Baker Lane
Sistersville, WV 26175
Married to Michael Fitzsimmons

of Paden City.

Two girls – Laura Beth and Megan Marie.  One grandson, Micah.

I worked as a math teacher for Tyler

Consolidated High school until 2003,

when I went to work at St. Marys High school as a math teacher.
What did you learn from SHS: “The whole is

equal to the sum of its parts” not only

was a theorem we learned in geometry, but it also “sums” up the class of 1975.
Funniest memory of SHS: I really can’t

pick out one funny memory, there are just too many.

We did know how to have fun.

Brent Rutherford
304-652-1685
231 St. Rt. 18
Sistersville, WV 26175
Not married and loving it
I work at Pittsburgh Plate Glass as a chlorine loader.
What did you learn from SHS: I

learned I was lucky to have graduated from this school and I feel sorry for those that didn’t.
Funniest memory of SHS: I remember that we

used to lock Mr. Skeen out of his art class so

he’d have to walk around the school and enter through

another door. Then we started locking BOTH doors

. He eventually learned to take his keys with him

when he left the room so he could re-enter. I

also remember the time in Mr. Skeen’s

class that Bill Fletcher was messing around with a lighter

and caught JB Phillip’s new flannel shirt on fire.

Mike Shanks
???

Barbara Shepherd Howlett:   howlett@knology.net
706-868-8336
224 Ashley Circle
Martinez, GA 30907
Married to Larry Howlett. Five children – Josh,

Shelly, Dylan, and Justin.

I work for myself. I started cleaning for someone we knew

that that took off to working all the time. Now I’ve deleted most of my

cleaning and I’m doing interior painting, wallpaper,

and tile work. I set my work time around my kids’ schedule and

what I have planned.
What did you learn from SHS: What I DIDN’T learn

was algebra. It was hard to learn algebra when we were

listening to music instead. I guess by the time we

graduated I did finally learn where “Coaches Lane”

was! I do know that some of the friendships

you make in high school last forever.

Some are taken away from us by death, but they

are never forgotten.
Funniest memory of SHS: Does everyone remember

when Mr. Keys fished the tampon out of the fishtank and

didn’t know what it was? It laid on his desk for days!

Mary Shreves
304-652-2717
323 Orchard St.
Sistersville, WV 26175
I work for Bayer Chemical Company

Terry Shreves
304-652-2717
323 Orchard St.
Sistersville, WV 26175
One daughter, Stephanie.I work for GE

Sherry Silliman Dalrymple
304-652-2475
223 S. Chelsea St.
Sistersville, WV 26175
Married Ed Dalrymple
One child – Jasmine. Two granddaughters

Ellie and Grace.

Retired!
What did you learn from SHS: Very importan

t things like not touching an electric fence to learn if it is on (right Jeni?)
Funniest memory of SHS: This was probably not funny

to him, but I remember Neil Williamson falling from the

second tier in the gymnasium to the floor. That was really

something. I also remember when Bob Minor

pulled my chair out from under me – I was pregnant and fell

right to the floor. It was embarrassing then but funny now.

Bonita Smith Paden
304-337-9353
210 Orchard Lane
Paden City, WV 26159
Divorced
Three children – Tara, Drew, and Sheena.
I work as a lab analyst at PPG Industries
Funniest memory of SHS: I got caught drinking once during our

lunch time and had to write 500 sentences so I wouldn’t be paddled.

Cindy Smith Emmerling:   emmerling2156@comcast.net
330-385-2156
16470 Swickhard Drive
East Liverpool, OH 43902
Married to William Emmerling, III,

from East Liverpool, OH
One child – Stacy Nicole.I work for First National Community

Bank as assistant data processing manager
What did you learn from SHS: How nice it

was to attend a small high school where you knew

everyone and everyone was friends.
Funniest memory of SHS: I can’t think of anything right now.

Pam Smythe Steele
Passed away January 2003
Married to Mike Steele of Sistersville
Three children – Anthony, Tammy ,

and Jennifer. one granddaughter

Emma Kay Steele born 5/18/05

Mark Soliday:   masoliday@knology.net
706-228-4295
782 Osprey Lane
Martinez, GA 30907
 
I work as an engineer for Monsanto
What did you learn from SHS: Do it

while you’re young and stupid, at least that way

you have a good excuse!
Funniest memory of SHS: SHS? Please, I’m

lucky to remember last week. State-dependent learning and all that, and that state don’t

happen no more! (random testing, dammit)

Danny Stewart
304-652-1477
Rt. 2 Box 373
Sistersville, WV 26175
One child – Chad.  I work for Willow Island Power Plant

Stan Stewart: sos7575@bellsouth.net
803-278-2971
818 Hillside Drive
North August, GA 29841
Married to Ellen Burgess of Sistersville
Three children – Erica, Jesse,and Chip.Two grandchildren – Ellie age 2 and Will age 3 months.
I work for Nutrasweet.
What did you learn from SHS: How to party!
Funniest memory of SHS: The top of the garage

and the day I took my drivers test.

Tammie Stroup Farrell :  tammiekay2001@yahoo.com
765-654-0943
302 Hemlock Drive
Frankfort, IN 46041
Married to John Farrell.  I have one stepdaughter –

Lisa Fay, who lives in Nashville, TN.

 I love to garden and

a gardener is never finished! I am a member of the local garden

club. We also love to ride our motorcycle. John

is a true bad-boy biker. He has personalized his

2003 softtail standard Harley-Davidson

to an old school custom chopper. We have so much fun together.
I am employed by Frankfort Community Public Library.

I have worked her for 4.5 years. I work every other

week 7 days on and 7 days off. I also work with the

Clinton County Civic Theater. This has given me

experience to run the sound and lights for library programs

and community functions in the library theater.
What did you learn from SHS: Be the best person

you can be. No matter how many times

you fail, get back up

and start over. Keep an open mind and follow your heart.
Funniest memory of SHS: I can think of several funny memories

that I laugh about, but to someone else they may

not be too funny – like when Coach Burns got pretty, shall

I say “toasty” in history class one afternoon. I can’t quite remember

whether it was Bill Fletcher or Tim Moore (maybe neither)

but one of them jumped out the window in algebra class.

Maybe someone can refresh my memory this next alumni weekend,

remember I wasn’t in class most of the time!

Jeff Surface:   jeff.surface@bayermaterialscience.com
304-337-9060
318 North Third Avenue
Paden City, WV 26159
Four children: – Melissa; Katie;

Erica; and Scott. Grandchildren

Haley, Mina, Ashley, Blake, and Tommy
I work for Bayer Chemical Company
What did you learn from SHS: How to make

true friends. High school was

one of the happiest times of my life. My blood still runs orange

and black.
Funniest memory of SHS: My memories

that are funny from my time spent at SHS

are numerous. One that stands out is

when Joe Rosenlieb and I walked a stray dog into Mr.

Rymer’s algebra class.

Rose Taylor Baker:  740-592-5371
10497 SR 550
Athens, OH
Married John Baker.
Have two children – Leah and Matthew..
I work for Ohio University
What did you learn from SHS:

Life is all about changes. What seemed important then was so trivial.
Funniest memory of SHS: Cathy

Williamson asking “Where are we” at a very inopportune time (sorry Mark).

Kenny Thoms:   tthoms@cfl.rr.com
386-789-3840
979 Utica St.
Deltona, FL 32725
Married  to Trish of Grand Rapids, Michigan (life is good)
One child – Brandee, passed away at age 22 from cystic fibrosis
I work for Lockheed-Martin

and Disney, both full-time jobs
What did you learn from SHS:

Well, I can’t really tell you, I don’t even

remember being there (and I slept through most of it

because I worked at PJ’s Pizza at night)
Funniest memory of SHS:

I think about me back then and I think, “Boy,

what a big jerk I was.” I like to think that I’ve

changed for the better at this stage of my life.

Fred Tucker
859-342-6075
4006 Rankin Drive
Erlanger, KY 41018
Married to Cindy from Florence, KY
One daughter – Ashley. I work as a supervisor for the “Super Bowl”

bowling alley, have been an American Legion Post Chaplain

for three years.

Brian Watkins:   bacwatkn@aol.com
Unlisted phone number
6441 Silverleaf Ave.
Reynoldsburg, OH 43068
Married to Cynthia from Reynoldsburg
Two boys – Brad and Nicholas.

, One granddaughter, Alexei., .
I work for TruGreen Chemlawn doing landscape maintenance
What did you learn from SHS:

That I should have paid more attention to learning.
Funniest memory of SHS: I remember being in biology

with Mr. Keys, who would walk around and bang on

the trash can. One day, Tara Foland, Tammie Stroup,

and some other girl placed their breasts on the table

so we could judge who’s were the biggest. I also

remember finding a not in with my diploma that

said I would only receive my diploma if I paid

for a book I had lost. I went to the office to

pay, and there was Terry Cline, paying for the same book!

Bill Weaver
843-479-2418
217 Lisa St.
Bennettsville, SC 29512

Debbie Weekley Cunningham
304-652-1188
612 Terrace Circle
Sistersville, WV 26175
Married to Don of Pennsboro
One son – DJ. I work at home

Cathy Williamson Eddy:   cathyeddy56@yahoo.com
304-758-2256
Rt. 1 Box 54C
Middlebourne, WV 26149
Married to Allen Eddy from Middlebourne
Three children: Tonya, Joey, and Jessica. Four grandchildren – Chandle; Breaun; Daishia; Tanner
I am self-employed

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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