Gloucester High School - Cavalier Yearbook (Gloucester, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1979 volume:

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' cA •9 j v )v 4mg XXr XNj AI r w ywu£ itnurat a ffilk 1 Zoned for Action p. 2 Zoned Current p. 18 Zoned for People p. 32 Zoned for Sports p. 104 Zoned for Class p. 122 Zoned for Fun p. 140 End Zone p. 158 Zoned for Action p. 178 Qk d Imm : Just as the county is divided by a broad strip of asphalt called Rt. 17, it is also divided by the controversial topic of zoning. Community topics like zoning are even hotly dis¬ cussed in some classrooms, but the lively folks at G.H.S. know that Short Lane is zoned for action: action in the parking lot, in the hallways, in the classrooms, in the court yard, on the football field, on the hockey field, in the drama pit, and in the music suite. Every¬ where students rush to club meetings, to soccer practice, to class for a quiz, and to lunch! Mr. Hirschberg and other faculty members invade the library. New businesses have made zones of their own. Mrs. Pointer and Mrs. Keenan have zoned themselves for guidance. David Birdsall and Shelia Kendrik seem to have different opinions of this classroom zone. 4 Pkp Co v Know it or not we have our own predetermined zones. These zones, such as drama, math, and history class, are put to good use on into life. Becoming active members of the community is our goal, and to do this we need background in many subjects. There are some zones we aren’t allowed in such as the teachers’ center and lounge, but sooner or later we will conquer them also. So we go into our zones for action with our classes, friends, hockey, yearbooks, and life. If carried out correctly many people think that zoning will be an advantage to businessmen and home owners. Zoning keeps junk yards and apart¬ ment complexes away from commercial areas. Zoning pre¬ vents the values of homes from dropping because of busi¬ nesses. Also, very few people want to go through a 35 mph residential area to get to a store. Zoning helps communi¬ ties grow and prosper in the right proportion. Zoning stops people from selling their land to whomever they want. Also, if you own a piece of land that is zoned for business you can’t build a house there. This interferes with the rights of citizens and could be referred to as a defense against the constitu¬ tion. Although this statement seems out of proportion to many people, there are still those for whom freedom is an issue. Mrs. Flowe fixes Mr. Raynes’ hair for the in look? Is this the group zoned for Beta? Robin Lewis THINKS! The remains of an inspiring summer in the yearbook room. Wkett’s uv Lee Vogub This year at Gloucester High the fashions are like any and every other place in the world. Students as well as teachers desire to indulge in the some¬ times expensive hobby of fash¬ ion. The latest, the latest . . . big collarless tops with vest and ties. The straight leg pants and low shoes are back, too. Not only do students wear these fashions, but express their own personality. So what’s in La Vogue for this year; the G.H.S. look! Ms. Russell and Delores Dixon have taken up modeling? FASNtON 6 Girls weren’t the only ones who were in fashion this year. The guys decided to get into the act, too. In their three piece suits and ski sweaters they paraded down the halls in style. The whole school got bitten by the fashion bug and the out¬ come was fantastic. Mrs. Field models in the teachers’ center while Mrs. Long adds a touch of class of the hall. 7 When the cry of “No Floats’’ echoed throughout the school, even before the S.C.A. officers had time to relay the message to their homerooms, the tidings were greeted with disgust and disappointment. “What is a homecoming without floats?’’ the school asked. The freshmen were dis¬ mayed at the prospect of never experiencing the excitement and competition of floatmak¬ ing. The sophomores had been ready to charge head-on to a second vigorous victory over the smug upper classmen. All hope of revenging last year’s loss was abandoned by the juniors and seniors. But after many argumentive meetings and conferences with the faculty, the consent everyone had waited for was given. The high school became an object of aggressiveness ready to plow through the Nor¬ thumberland Indians. Each class went their own ways to tip canoes , trample tribes, beat Indians and “totem away.” When Homecoming night finally came and G.H.S.ers sat expectantly fastened to their seats, the results were announced. George Simpson slowly called, “Juniors, first place, Seniors, second place, and Freshmen, third.’’ The out¬ come was greeted with varied reactions. As it turned out, everyone seemed happy enough after the victory, each going off on their own ways again, to Anna’s, the bowling alley, or to finish off the week of festivities with the Homecoming dance. Fu usli Ft t fr A From left to right: The Dukes trampled the tribe, but in the float competition the sophomores got trampled. Ellen Cooper shows her spirit by urging the Dukes onward to victory. The juniors winning float Beat the Indians” ► parades by. 8 From left to right: The seniors second placer Totem Away” could have won a prize for the most mangled Indian. Dukes were labelled number ONE at the Homecoming game. The freshmen were very explicit in showing their theme Tip Canoe, Indians Too.” Kevin Lipscomb, official sophomore float pul¬ ler, waits for the outcome of the float compe¬ tition. Juniors, Martha Zahn, Robin Lewis, and Sherri Benton express their views on the win¬ ning float. 9 ROMCOtoutig Queens 1- Upper right — Maid of Honor Toni Per- moda. 2- Lower right — Senior Atten. — Betina Wolfchesky. 3- Above — Junior Atten. — Patton Conner. 4- Lower left — Sophomore Atten — Patty West. 5- Upper left — Freshman Atten. — Michelle Hogge 6- Opposite pg. Lower left — Homecoming Queen — Janis Olivis. 10 Glamor and toughness proves that Gloucester High has what it takes to accomplish a great homecoming: lovely ladies and a great football team. The queen and her court were radiant while the oppos¬ ing football team was devoured by the mighty Dukes. There’s nothing like the beat the band plays before they come on the field, or the cry of “We will fight, fight, fight for Gloucester,” after our guys score a touchdown. Football games are always filled with music, but homecoming over¬ flows. Halftime is prolonged into a song and dance number by the band, drill team, flag team, and majorettes. Then the ’78 homecoming court was announced. Freshman attend. — Michelle Hogge, Sopho¬ more attend. — Patty West, Junior — Patton Conner, Sen¬ ior atten. — Betina Wolfche- sky, Maid of Honor — Toni Par- moda. Janice Olivis was Homecom¬ ing queen of 1978. The big secret was finally out, and it was worth waiting for. n yotn COmJUvQ WinS fa tm Bud ZouM The Gloucester Dukes delighted a Homecoming crowd of about 2,350 Friday, October 6th. The Dukes crushed single-A Northumber¬ land for a 40-6 victory. Law¬ rence Brown, voted “Mr. Foot¬ ball” during Homecoming Week, lived up to his name in run ning for four touchdowns in the first half to give his team a commanding 33-0 lead. The fleet Brown, a 5 ' -9 and 160-pound senior, had 169 yards for ten carries. Brown’s first touchdown was scored in the first minutes of the game after being set up by Jim Thomason’s fumble on the 19. Harry Belvin then added the first of his four extra points. Brown’s next score came with 6:44 left in the first quarter when he awed the fans with a 77-yard run up the right side. Reprinted from the Gazette Journal. Martha Zahn plays and plays and plays and plays . . . Ip3llg A school. As you walk down a corridor there is a stern voice asking something about home¬ work. Up ahead you see a machine that’s projecting some¬ thing on a wall. A man is writing on this machine. As you get closer you notice it’s a good ole’ algebra teacher showing his stu¬ dents how to solve equations. Suddenly, from somewhere close by you hear a firetruck, or is it a bell? You notice a clock. It’s 2:50 and school’s out. That is for most people. After school is when things just get started. Outside, the football team prac¬ tices for an hour and a half while the fieldhockey team practices for their next victory. Inside, the cheerleaders work for perfection, while the band learns to play a new song. All of this hard work and more goes into our school. You don’t have to play football, fieldhockey, be a cheerleader, or play in the band to show school spirit. There are other things. The Beta club gets special attention for the good grades. Students in drama can travel around the state show¬ ing the skills they have. Where does this lead? Spirit starts at birth, but it comes alive at Gloucester High! N� Jennifer Hogge tries her best to make the Varsity cheerleaders perfect. Cindy Foor’s impersonation of an air¬ plane, with a little help from her friends. ✓ FmiLYAFFAl Q Have you ever seen some kid you know walk into Anna’s tossing sharp glances into the dim crowd to see who is occu¬ pying the tables that night? He lets the door swing shut and darts his eyes behind him to see if he was able to shirk those people that had to tag along ... his family. “Maybe if I walk far enough ahead, no one will even know I am with them. Or I could just sit in the corner and turn my face away so people won’t see me. Just watch Susan spill her root beer again or Mom and Dad ask me to go play that new Lawrence Welk hit on the juke box. Maybe someday I’ll look back on this and laugh and think how stupid I was for not wanting my family along. But for the time being . . . Susan just asked the waitress if they have a fun meal like at Burger Chef. The Morris family gathers for a typical Gloucester reunion. 20 Shawnell Clayborne, Gloucester goer, Paulette Carter ' s niece is an integral part of a family. Togmmtess? Wout L tjOco g to hutd S ufitlvyouA Yes No 86 % 14 % Would you take your little sister or brother to a football game? Yes No 46% 54% Do you enjoy going shopping with your family? Yes No 36% 64% i ; Mr. John Raynes and Miss Pat Francis are contributing to the family atmosphere in the English Idepartment. it 1 University of Virginia is a proper setting for the close-knit news- rv paper staff. 21 Top, Left to Right: Mrs. Claybrook and Mrs. John¬ son, Sue Villa and Karen Pittman, Tammy Thomas, Lesa Brown, Howard Cook, Ms. Revere, Mrs. Dud¬ ley, and Mrs. Hutchinson. Center: Kit Bradley and Marsha Smith, Paul Helerbrandt, Dorothy Miller, Terry Bright, and Sherri Jackson. Bottom: Pam Rob¬ bins, Beverly Fary, Christie Marshall, David Honaker, Sherrie Jackson and Charles Wesley. Karen Haley, Steven Ashberry, and Diane Ewell. 22 23 24 f DITVi. D F cujQty Faces Page 24, Left to Right, Top: Mrs. Whitaker and Mrs. Flowe, Turnley Todd, Mrs. Watson and Mr. Reeves, Sherwood Jackson and Mrs. Pointer, Mr. Raynes, Mr. Riggan, Mrs. Van- Gieson and Mrs. Conner, Mr. Flowe, Mrs. Sil- vis, Mrs. Blevins, and Mr. Spano. Page 25, Left to Right, Top: Mr. Bush, Mr. Flowe and Mrs. Pointer, Mr. Fox and Mr. Hol- strom, Coach Todd, Mr. Johnson, Coach Morgan and Coach Shell, Mrs. Dudley, Tom Rowe, Mr. Lloyd, Mrs. Conner, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Lamasters. 25 Tk Cc tvda Istv ' t the Only Place First came the odd-shaped pinnacle of the Pizza Hut, then the oblong Lou Smith Restau¬ rant; then they painted Sea- wells Ordinary and finished up the Market Place. Before we realized it, Fred L. Pierce was cooking barbecue in his pit. All at once we were dazzled by the prospect of eating out. Anna’s and school weren’t the only choices anymore. Of course, we’ll never forsake Mrs. Sut¬ ton’s famed crabcakes, or lob¬ ster Thermidor at Nick’s, but we do have a broader horizon to choose from. It sure feels nice to play the field. 26 Pizza Hut has a lot of good things under their roof. Jim Garrett finds the first issue of the Dukes Dispatch fascinatin g. John Winslow proves Hawaiian punch Come to us, we’re the pits, isn ' t enough to quench his thirst. The calm before the storm at Lou Smith’s Supermarket. 27 Yowl Rumtfo Novtk 1. The Hobbit 7. To Kill a 2. Roots Mockingbird 3. Gone With 8. The Other Side of the Wind the Mountain 4. Jaws 2 9. Thorn Birds 5. Scarlet Letter 10. The Deep DfrYowChtokbPot? YES — 65% TRIED IT ONCE — 10% NO — 25% IN TUB John Winslow yoyos his way into the Guiness Book of World Records. 28 Two average bums, Kathy Sabin and Cindy Moore, during Homecoming Week. BestTV. Qhc� jus 1. Mork and Mindy 6. M A S H 2. Soap 7. What’s Happening 3. Three’s Company 8. Starsky and Hutch 4. Don’t Watch T.V. 9. Monday Night 5. Saturday Night ' Football Live 10. Happy Days Lemons are sour, Apples are sweet, But good ole’ junkfood is hard to beat. It may give you pimples, your teeth may fall out, but when babysitting brats, it gets rid of a pout. At all the football games yelling works up a sweat. A coke hits the spot. To me, water’s just wet. It doesn’t help your complexion or your figure, either one, but when watching a scary movie, JUNKFOOD SURE IS FUN! By Peggy Lemons, student Sheila Brown says that Mr. Cox is not all bad. CjM 1. Corvette 6. Porsche 2. Trans Am 7. Chevy Van 3. Camaro 8. TR 7 4. Bronco 9. Mercedes Benz 5. Datsun 280Z 10. MG 29 30 Top Left: Sherri Eason. Top Right: Fred Willis. Middle Left: Berni West. Middle Right: Blaine Bradford, Barney Wash¬ ington. Bottom Left: Pat¬ ton Connor. Bottom Mid¬ dle: Rene Hogge. Bottom Right: Nathan Simpson, Sabrina Walker. 31 GlOUCf Ml-H I nUKE’S ■ , |W’ t ' ■� -f yjL m £■ ' Ml hhb« m “■ ifj 1 M . ? | w M ' |T y 1 ;fl � ' •ly i Michael Scott Ambrose Bruce William Banks Patricia Faye Baumgardner Keith Bergeron Carolyn Jay Beauchemin Dalora Ellen Beckwith Marsha Kelly Bell 36 Lee Richardson Boerner Derek Mitchell Bolden Steven Wade Bonner Vernon Martin Booker Stella Deanne Bristow Loretta Gatewood Booth Robert Glenn Boothe, William Andrew Jr. Bradshaw 37 Richard Bowen Butler Saundra Denise Byrd Richard Franklin Raymond Elliott Carmine, Jr. Carneal, Jr. 38 Carol Elizabeth Corbin Renee Andrea Davis Dennis Tyrone Dedmon Elizabeth Jenkins DeHardit LaVerne C. Dickey Delores Denise Dixon Richard Allen Drew 39 Elizabeth Amy Foor James Edward Garrett Wanda Lee Fary Stephanie Elaine Fary Stephanie Reed Fletcher Robert Toy Fowler, Jr. Kimberly Sue Green Lowell Gerard Evans 40 Terry Lynn Greene Laura Dianne Hardee Joseph Lee Hamilton Peter Stuart Harwood Mary Dolores Hassell Steve Jeffery Hawkins i- Rosemary Kay Helbig Paul Francis Hellebrandt Roy Anthony Henry Thomas Jonathan Hargis Donald Dean Heerdt 41 Susan Denise Higgins Sharon Kay Hodges Jackie Lynn Hogge Jennifer Joy Hogge Joseph Norris Hogge Keith Wayne Hogge Robin Dienette Hogge Thomas Edster Hogge, Jr. 42 Veronica Lynette Jackson David Lee Jenkins Lisa Robin Jenkins Randy May Jones Anthony Waybe Kellum Carol Evelyn King Herbert Wesley Delores Ann Klebitz Kirkland 43 Roy Michael Loviner Marilyn Gale Lyell Alan Joseph Madison Margaret Syretta Marble 44 Janet Angela Matous Isabelle Mattox Barxley James Lloyd McConnell Timothy Wade McCoy Teresa Yvonne McKinney Murray Olando Miller Cindy Ann Moore 45 Douglas Everett Northstein Todd Daniel Nye Janice Denise Olivis Kimberly Jo Owens William Jere Parham, Jr. Marolyn Denise Parnell Janet Lynn Pennington Antoinette Frances Permoda Debra Jean Perrin Carla Meheta Phillips Regina Mae Pollard 46 Brian Antonio Pryor Calvin Leon Randall, Jr. Maxwell Gardner Redcross, III Lisa Leigh Rhea Phillip Randolph Rilee, Jr. Robert Earl Rilee 47 Christian Paul Smeland Sharon Sparks James Thomas Shepherd Trotman Thornton Simpson Penny Lee Simons Jeffrey Hall Smith Linda Jean Smith Anna Dandridge Smith 48 Tracy Leigh Spencer John Anthony Spencer Sheila Sparks Terri Norene Spencer 49 Bryan Thomas Cindy Lynn Thomas James Anthony Thomason Lenard Issac Thompson 50 Jeri Lea Webb Eva Marie West Jeffery Kyle West Margaret Ann West Ruby Lee West Shirley Ann West William Cecil West, Jr. William Jackson Whitley, III 51 James Gergory Williams Kenneth Ross Williams Velvet Anita Williams Ellen Wright Wilson 52 ■Hi Mary Francis Wojcik Steven Vincent Wood Wanda Marie Wyatt Ann Elizabeth Zahn 5 QBNIO ACCOMPUQW NIC AMBROSE MICHAEL SCOTT JV Football 9. Var Football 9 10. Golf 9 10. 11. 12 Plays drums with Pete BANKS. BRUCE WILLIAM BB Pep Club 10, Basketball 10. Football 12: VICA 11. Football Basketball BAUMGARDNEW PAT F Grinch SCA 11, Gym Asst 11, Boating BEAUCHEMIN. CAROLYN JOY Wood working BECKWITH DALORA ELLEN Lome Science Club 10. 12 Art Club 11 12, Creating Writ 12. Bio Lab Asst 11. 12. Track 10, Who ' s WhoAmer HS Stud Nat Hist Collector BELL MARSHA KELLY Kelly Bible Club 9 — 12. 4H 9 10 Astrom Club 9. Choral Asst 12 Bible Club Sec Treas 9, Pres 12 Reg Chorus 11 Soc of Dist Amer HS Students House Plants BERGERON, KEITH Internat I Club 10. Beta Club 12. Pep Jazz Band 11 12 Fellowship of Christ Athletes 11. JV Football. JV Wrestling. Outdoor Track 9, JV Football 11. 12 Nat l Honor Soc 11, Soc of Dist Amer HS Stud 12, Flying BERRYMAN, BEVERLY DAWN Bev Science Club 10. Drama Club 11. Bible Club 11. FBLA 12 4H 9 2nd in 4H Agri Plants at Essex HS Miniature Antiques Animals BILLUPS. CHERYL LYNN C B PepClub9 — 12. FBLA 12. Basketball BLAKE. MARY DARLEAN Baseball BLANKS, DANA MELINDA Space Cadet ' Vicall Science Club 10 BOLEN DEREK M Ralph Bootz Beta Club 11, 12. Debate Club 12, AFS 12. Marching Band 9 — 12, Pep Band 10 — 12: Jazz Band 9 — 12, Concert Band 9 — 12, Inter¬ act 12 Weight Lifting 11 Pres of Band, Out¬ standing Bandman 9. Beta Club Bowling BONNER STEVENW Golf 9 — 12. Golf: Snow Skiing BOOKER, VERNON MARTIN Verna Erna AFS 4H, Madrigals 12 Football 9, 10. JV Man¬ ager for Team 11. Auto Mec BOOTHE, ROBERT GLENN, JR Vica 12. Football 10. 11. 12. Trapping Foot¬ ball BORDEN, BENJAMIN E III Ben FFA 9 12, Library Asst 9 — 11. Hunting BRANDFORD, LINDA ANN Linda Lynn Pep Club 7 — 12, Drill Tearn 8. Flag Team 9 10. 4H 6 — 8 Dancing BRISTOW, S DEANNE Stella SCA 10 FBLA 10. 11. Drama Clubll.PepCIub 11 AFS 12. Snow Skiing BROOKS. ROBERT RYAN Roberto Thespians 10 11 12. Drama Club 9 — 12, I Act Play Festival 11 — Sup at Dist. Reg St For¬ ensics 11, 12. Newspaper 9 — 12 Madrigal 11, 12 Soccer 10 Second Place Poetry Reading Dist Volleyball. Theatre BROWN, BRENDA LEE Animals, Money BROWN LAWRENCE WAYNE Kid Pep Club 10 Var Football 9— 12. JV Basket¬ ball 9 Var Basketball 10 — 12: Track 9. Sports BROWN, NATHAN RODGERS Chess Club 9 — 11. Chess Team 9 — 11, Cross Country 9 — 12. Track 9 — 12, Bishop Chess Club 11, SCA Home Rep 12: Cars BURRELL BENNY MAYNARD B B Pro Football 11 Basketball 11 BURRELL HAROLD THOMAS Harold T Indoor Outdoor Track 10 — 12. Football 12: Art Work BURRELL WAYNE MAURICE Pep Club 10. 11.12. Pres 11.12. Bible Club, JV Asst Coach, Dancing Singing Basketball BURSE EUNICE MARYANN Squirrel Pep Club 10 — 12 Drill Team 11, Vica Club 10 — 12 Jogging Biking. Dancing BUTLER RICHARD BOWEN, JR Ricky Band 9 Jazz Band 11. AFS 11 — Pres 12. SCA Homeroom Rep 10. 11. Parliamentarian 12. Madrigals 12. Soc of Dist Amer HS Stud , AFS Pres 12. SCA Pari 12 CARMINE. JOHN R Johnny Vica 9 — 12; Skiing CARMINE. RICHARD FRANKLIN. JR Ricky ' Skating CARNEAL, RAYMOND ELLIOTT, JR Ray Baseball 9. 11. 12; Football 10 — 12. Weight Lifting 9 — 12, Athletics, Snow Skiing. Water Skiing CARTER, GAIL DENISE Hot Stuff Concert Band 9. FHA 11. 12. Pep Club 11, 12, Guid Asst 12. Office Asst 12. Softball 11, 12, Powder Puff 12. Sports CARTER. PAULETTE YOLANDA Mouse Dance Group 9. VICA 10. 12, Pep Club 12; Baseball CECIL, LINDA ANN FBLA 12, AFS 12. Drawing, Sketching CERNY. KEITH Vica 12, Arg 111, FFA 11. Hunting CHAMBLISS, ELIZABETH SHARLENE Sharlene FHA 9. 10, FBLA 9 — 11. VICA 12, Library Club 9. Tennis, Baseball; Homeroom Repre , Tennis. Swimming CLEMENTS, FREDERICK MURRAY FFA 10. 11, Cars CLEVINGER. BRIAN ANDREW VICA, Football. Wrestling 9, Rooting to the Maxium CLUVERIUS, JOSEPH Joe ' Chess Club 9 — 12. Beta Club 11, 12; AFS 12; Tennis. Chess. Chess Club Team — Pres 11. 12; Chess COATES. VIRGINIA ELAINE Virginia Pep Club 9, Powder Puff Football 11, 12, FBLA 10—12. AFS 12 COOK. ROSA BELLE Reading. Biking CORBIN. CAROL ELIZABETH Football DAVIS. CHRISTOPHER ROGER Basketball 9 — 11. Cars DAVIS, RENEE ANDREA Renie Marching Concert Band 9 — 12. 4H 9 — 12. Pep Club 11. JV Basketball 10; Var Basketball 11, 12, Powder Puff 11. 12; Softball 11. 12, Sports DeBOLT. ROBIN LYNNE ' Bobbin D Debate 10 — 12; Forensics 11. 12. SCA 10; AFS 9 — 12, SAE 9; Hockey; Dist. Debate, Dist 8 Reg Forensics, Partying DeHARDIT. ELIZABETH JENKINS Beth ' Flag Team 9; Flag Capt. 10, FFA 11. AFS 12; Chorale 9, 10, Yearbook Staff 11; Broadway Musical 11, Newspaper 9 DICKEY. LA VERNE C Pep Club 9 — 12; Art Club 9 — 11; Hero ' s 10 — 12. Skating, Art DIVON DELORES DENISE Dee Dee Pep Club 8— 12, HERO 11; VICA 12, FHA 10, 11, Softball 11, Dancing, Baseball DREW, RICHARD ALLEN Drew Beta 11, 12, AFS 12. Baseball 12; Dist Math Contest Winner 11, Rapp Comm Col Enri- chmeata 9; Gifted Program 9 — 12. Sports EDWARDS. CHARLES LAWRENCE Larry Drama Club 12, Annual Staff Photographer 11 Sports Ed 12, Wrestling 9 — 11, Bowling, Pho¬ tography EMERSON. DOROTHY SUE VICA 10 —12 FANNING. PAMELA DARLENE Pam AFS 11, 12, SCA Repres, 12; Chorale 11, 12; Office Asst 10, 11; Guid. Asst 12, Yearbook Staff 11 12 Tennis 8 — 12; Sec, Soph Class; Sewing, Cooking FARY, STEPHANIE ELAINE Debate 10 — 12 AFS 11, 12; Newspaper 8, Powder Puff Football 11.12 FARY, WANDA LEE Debate 10 — 12. AFS 9 — 12; Creat Writing Printing Ed 10 11; Pep Club 8. Yearbook 8, Who ' s Who in Amer HS Juniors; SCA 8, 9, Powder Puff 11. 12. Co. Chair Debate 11 Who ' s Who HS; SCA Rep., Party FOOR. ELIZABETH AMY Bea AFS 11, 12, SCA 9, Cheerleading 9 — 12, For- ensica 10, 11. Tennis 9 — 12. Fresh Class Secre . Soph Class Treas ; SCA Pres 12 FOWLER. ROBERT TOY, JR Toy Art Club 9 — 11, Natl Jr Honor Soc 9. Soccer 9. 10. Track 9. Art, Photography GARRETT. JAMES EDWARD Jim SCA 9 — 12, Interact 10 — 12; Young Demo¬ crats 10. Var Tennis 9 — 12, Pres Interact 12, Vice Pres Madrigas 12, Sailing, Tennis GREEN. KIMBARLY S Kim VICA 11, 12, 4H 9, Campus Life 9 GREEN E, TERRY LYN N ' ' Jerry 4t+ ' 9Tt)rama Club 10, 12 — Vice Pres 12, Cam¬ pus Life 9. 10, VICA 11, 12; Cheerleader JV 9. Pres VICA 12, 3rd Place Award Cosmetology. Singing HAMILTON. PATRICK ALEXANDER Drums. Skate Boarding HARDEELAURA. DIANNE Pep Club 9. 10. AFS 11,12, Drama 10.11 Year¬ book 10; Interact 10 — 12, SCA 10 HARGIS. THOMAS JONATHAN Zoot Marching Band 9 — 12, Concert Band 9 — 12, Pep Band 10 — 12. Jazz Rock 9 — 12, Interact Club 11. 12. Madrigals 12, Drum Major 12. Va Bic Mar Band Chorus 11. Playing Sax in Jazz Band HARWOOD, PETER STUART Stu Chess Club 8. FFA 10, Pres Physical Fitness Award 10. Perfect Attendance Award 8. Motor¬ cycle Riding HAWKINS, STEVE JEFFERY Hawk VICA 12, Drag Racing HEERDT, DONALD DEAN VICA 10, 11 HELBIG, ROSEMARY KAY Ro Drama Club 9 — 12; Thespians 11, 12; Collect¬ ing Candles HELLEBRANDT. PAUL FRANCIS Wrestling 8, 10, 11. 12. Football 11, 12, Weight Lifting 10 — 12; Soccer 8.9. Metal Working HELSEL, BARBARA ANN Barb VICA 11. Pep Club 9, 10. Cheerleader 9, 11. VICA Vice Pres Exec Council; Yoga, String Art HENRY. ROY ANTHONY Huckabuck Pep Club 9, Football 9 — 12; Wrestling 9 — 12; Sec Region Wrestling 9, 10; Sec in Region 11, Collect Aluminum Cans HIGGINS. SUSAN DENISE FHA 10. 11, FBLA 12. PepClub9; COE 12 HODGES, SHARON KAYE Sweety HERO. Pep Club. FHA, FBLA, Creating Writing, Newspaper; Sewing Biking; Traveling, Cook¬ ing, Reading HOGGE, DUANE LYNWOOD VICA 11, 12; Football 11, 12, Guitar. Snow Water Skiing HOGGE, JENNIFER JOY Jenny Cheerleader JV 9. Var 10; Cap 11, 12, Most Valuable Cheerleader 11, Pep Club 9 — 12; Concert Choir 10; Chorale 11, Madrigals 12; Miss Madrigals 12. SCA 9 — 11 — Sec 12, Sen Class Sec 12, Art Club Sec 11, Drama Club 11; AFS 11. 12. Score Keeper Baseball Team 10 — 12, Outdoor Track 9, Cheerleading HOGGE. JOSEPH NORRIS Jody VICA Club; Football 9 — 11, Baseball 11. Wres¬ tling 10; Sports HOGGE. KEITH WAYNE ’ Agr 9 — 11; JV Football 10. Var 11,12; Golf 10 — 12; Tennis 9 Swimming HOGGE, ROBIN DIENETTE Chorale 11. 12. FBLA 11, 12 HOGGE. THOMAS EDSTER, JR Eddie VICA 12. Football 9; Hunting HOLLAND. JANET MARIE Janet Girl Scouts 2 — 12.4H4 — 12. Drama 10 — 12 Pep 12, Newspaper 12. Library Club 8, Art Club 8. Cit for Orderly Growth 11, 12, Anti Litter 12, Com 4 H Club Pres,; G. Scout Troop Pres 4H All Stars; Photography HOLLAND, MELISSA JILL Jill FBLA 10 — 12, SCA 9 — 11. Gymnastics 9,10 FBLA Historians 11; SCA Homeroom Rep 9 — 11, Junior Representative HUDGINS, DEBORAH VIRGINIA ELIZABETH Debbie Glenrose HS. Granbury HS FHA 9, 10, Pep Club 9. HERO 10. 11. Bible 11 Library Asst 11. 12, Sewing HUDGINS, PAUL CHARLES Hudge Pep Club 11. 12. Chorale 11. Madrigals 12. V Wrestling 9 — 12; 4th in Reg 111, 3rd Small School Ratings, 2nd in Region 9, 3 Year Letter- man, Who ' s Who Amer HS Students JACKSON, ALFREDA LAVERN Freda Pep Club 9— 12. HERO 11.12, Basketball 11. 12, Sports. Basketball JACKSON, BERNETTA Burn” Pep Club 9 — 12, VICA 12. SCA 9 Freshman Attendant, Basketball 10. 12. Softball 10, SCA Repres . Reading, Dancing JACKSON. JOYCE PATRICIA Pat Pep Club 10, Guid Asst 12. Concert Choir 12. Art 10, 11, Baseball, Music. Dancing JACKSON. VERONICA LYNETTE Roni” Pep Club 9 — 12. FBLA 11. 12. Libr Asst 12. Basketball Scorekeeper 12. Music, Sleeping Volleyball, Baseball JENKINS, DAVID LEE SCA 9; Honor Roll for 2 Years Drawing JENKINS, LISA ROBIN Library Club 7, 8. Crafts JONES. RANDY M FHA 9 — 12, HERO 11. 12, Pep Club 9—12 Cheerleader 9 — 11. Library Asst 11. Eng Asst 11. 12; Softball Scorekeeper 11 12, Jr Class Treas , Senior Class Rep , Sewing. Swim¬ ming; Music KELLUM. ANTHONY WAYNE Tony” VICA 9. 10; Shop Manufacturing 9, 10. Foot¬ ball 10. Working on Cars KING, CAROL EVELYN FBLA 10 — 12; Sec 12; AFS 11. 12; Beta Club SCA Rep. Office Asst 10. 11 Guid Asst 12, Tennis KLEBITZ. DELORES ANN DK FBLA 10 — 12; Reporter and Historian 12. Homeroom Rep 11. 12, Vocational Asst . Office Asst , Softball KNAPP, EDGAR CARL III Knappstien SCA 9 — 11; AFS 12. Football 9, Var Football 10 —12; Who ' s Who Amer HS Stud 11. 12, JV Basketball 10. Var 11 12 LARRIMORE, MICHAEL LOUIS Mile JV Football 10. Listening to the Radio LEE, CLARENCE ANTHONY Tony Marching Band 9 — 12. Concert Band 9 — 12 Pep Band 10 — 12; Jazz Band 9 — 12, FFA 8 — 11, FFA Treasurer 11 LEE, HAMILTON JOSEPH Joe FFA 8, 9; VICA 12, Skate Boarding LEE, MAUREEN MICLELLE Pep Club 11. 12. Art 11, Drill Team 11. 12, Ping Pong LEMON, ALAN D Alan VICA 11. 12. Basketball, Music LILLY, ROBERT WAYNE Bob ' Football 12. Sports LONG, JOHN DAVID JD Marching Band 9 — 12 Drama 11. 12. Cars. Music LOVINER. TOMMY Tom Spanish Club 10, Football 10, Coin Collecting LYELL. MARILYN GALE Gale VICA 10— 12, Drama 12; Campus Life 9. Skiing MADISON, ALAN JOSEPH VICA 11; Marching Band 9— 12 MARBLE, MARGARET SYRETTA 4H 9 — 12; FBLA 11. FHA 11. Drill Team 10. 11. AFS 12; Drama Club 11. 12, Drama I 12, Office Asst 12; Guid Asst 12. Chorale 10. 11. Pep Club 9—12, Interact Club 11, Powder Puff 11, 12, FTA 9, Yearbook 12, 4H Vice Pres . Drill Team Co Capt. 11. Pep Club Treas 12; Who ' s Who Amer HS Students 12 Biking, Cooking MARSHALL WILLARD EUGENE Billy FFA 10.11; VICA 12. Hunting 54 MATOUS JANET ANGELA Moose FHA 9 — 12 Bible Club 10 — 12. VfCA 12. AES 12 Pep Club 9, Creative Writing 11; Home Econ Asst 11. Forensics 11, Basketball 9 — 11 Indoor Track 10, 11. Outdoor Track 9, 10. 11 Powder Putt 11 , 12, FHA Vice Pres 11. Pres 12 SCA Homeroom Alternate 12, Auto Mechanics. Sports MATTOX ISABELLA ANNE Izzy Gud Asst 11 12 Taking It Easy McConnell, james lloyd, jr Jim Wrestling 9 10. Gym Asst 10. 11. Clinic Asst 12 Locksmithing. Electronics McCOY TIMOTHY WADE T im Drama Club 9 — 12 Bible Club 9, Thespian 10 — 12. VIC A 11 Marching Band 9 — 12. Section Leader 11 Autos. Acting McKINNEY, TERESA YVONNE Reese FHA 11. Office Asst 11. FBLA 10. VICA 12; Math Asst 11. Cheerleader 9, Horses McLAMB KEITH WAYNE Panama Red MERGENTHALER. ROBERT GERALD Bobby Working With Metals MILLER RANDALL L. High Life ' JV Football 9.10 MOORE, CINDY ANN Drama 9 — 12. Marching Band 9 — 12. 4H 9. Library Asst 9, Sec HS Band 12. Sec Drama 11. Horse Back Riding MOORE. MICHAEL JOHN Mike Drama 11.12. VICA 10 — 12, FFA 9. Band 9, 10. Bowling Team 12, Leather Working MOORE TINA MARIE Guid Asst 12 Horses MYERS SYLVIA ONEITA Sibie FHA 10. HERO ' S 11.12. VICA 12; FBLA 12. Pep Club 12. Softball NELSON, GEORGE EDWIN Jay ' ' Spanish Club — Bruton High. Intramural Soc¬ cer 10 — Bruton. Snow Skiing NORTHSTEIN, DOUGLAS EVERETT Beta Band 9. Madrigals 12. SCA Representative 11. Cross Country 9 — 12. Indoor Track 9 — 12, Outdoor Track. 9 — 12. Var Lettermen In All Sen Class Pres . Beta Club Pres , HS All American, Boys State; Who ' s Who Amer HS Students NYE TODD DANIEL Toad Drama Club 11, Leather Working OLIVIS. JANICE DENISE J O Pep Club 9 — 12; HEROs 11, 12, FBLA 12; VICA 12, FAA 10, Cheerleader 10, Sophomore Attendant Bowling, Cooking OWENS. KIMBERLY JO Kimy Jo FBLA 12 Pep Club 9. 10. FBLA Homecoming Attend 12, Dist Mechanical Drawing Award 9. CDE Typing Student 12, Painting PAIGE. TERRIENA Terri Sewing Music PARHAM WILLIAM J , JR Billy Hunting PARNELL. DENISE MAROLYN Denise Spanish Club — Menchville 10; Drama Club Carver 9 FBLA 12. 2nd Runner Up in Glouces¬ ter Fair Pageant 11 PENNINGTON. JANET LYNN Band 9 — 11 PERMODA, ANTOINETTE FRANCES Tom ' New Student PERRIN. DEBRA JEAN Debra GRA 8. HERO 10. 11. Pep Club 12, FBLA 12; Volleyball Club 11. HERO Pres 11. Volleyball. Softball. Tennis Biking PITTMAN ANTHONY J Tony Bible Club Astronomy. Astronomy Cadet. Scuba Astrology POLLARD REGINA MAE Gina 4H 5 — 12. Pep Club 8 — 12. Chorus 8. 9. 11; Madrigals Cheerleading 8 — 12, Secretary. Cheering, Skating Bowling. Soccer, Volleyball RANDALL CALVIN L JR Band 9 — 12 4H 10, Pep 9, Choral 10 — 12. SCA 9 Tennis, Playing Drums RAY KATHRYN DAVIS Drama Club9— 12. Thespian Club 11,12, AFS 11 12 Beta Club 11. 12. SCA Rep 11.12, Inter¬ act 10— 12 Powder Puff 11, 12, Field Hockey 9 — 11, V Pres Drama Club 11, V P Thespian Club 12. Girls ' State 11, Fishing REDCROSS. MAXWELL GARDNER III Mac Basketball 10, Band 9 — 12; Track 9, 10; Marching Band Concert. Basketball. Sports, Music REED, STEPHANIE FLETCHER Steph Cheerleader, Co-Capt 8; Drama Club 10, 11. Drama 8. 10, 11, Sewing RHEA. LISA LEIGH SAE 9; Field Hockey 11. AFS 11, 12, Reporter 9, Swimming RILEE. PHILIP RANDOLPH. JR Phil Marching Band 9. 10. 11. 12. Jazz Band 9. 10, 11. 12. Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Pep Band 10. 11, 12; Beta Club 11,12; AFS 12, Track 9; V Pres Jr Class, Beta — Treas ; Music RILEE. ROBERT EARL Rocky FFA 10, Hunting ROBINSON, MILDRED Millie 4H 9 — 11. FBLA 11; VICA 11, 12. Pep Club 9 — 11 ROSS, ANNEMARIE Anne Wild Cherry Pep Club 10, 11, 12, Drama Club 12; VICA 11, 12. Newspaper Staff. Soccer Team 11; Softball 10. 11; Swimming Basketball; Soccer. Tennis, Hiking; Camping RHOADES. MELODY ROXANNE Mel FBLA 12. Horseback Riding RYALS, RONALD Ronnie Var Basketball 12. Basketball SABIN. KATHLEEN ANNE Kathy Drama Club. Art Club, Book Collecting SEARS. KAREN DE Chorale 11, 12; Concert Choir 10; AFS 11,12 SETTERHOM, BETSY LYNN SCA 9 — 12; AFS 9 — 12; FBLA 10 — 12; Madrigals 11, 12. Powder Puff 11, 12; Pres Madrigals 12, FBLS Attend ; The Beach SHARPE. JEAN RENEE Renee SHARPE. PAUL Paul Drama 11, 12. VICA 11.12, Fishing SHEPHERD. JAMES THOMAS J.T. Partying SIMMONS, PENNEY LEE Nickel FBLA 12; SCA Homeroom Repre 9 SIMPSON, TROTMAN THORNTON, JR Madrigals 11, 12; AFS 12; Band 9 — 12; Pep Band 10 — 12; Jazz Band 9 — 12; Football 10 — 12; Baseball 10 — 12, Madrigals — Sec 12; Camping SLAVNIK, TONY CARLTON VICA 12 SMELAND, CHRIS Chris VICA 11, 12; FFA 12 SMITH. ANNA DANDRIDGE Anna AFS 10, 11,12, FBLA 11,12; Pep Club 9, 10, 11, Newspaper 10, Photography SMITH, JEFFREY HALL Jeff- Choral 10, 11, VICA 11, SCA 12 SMITH, LINDA JEAN Buckeye- Drama Club 10, 11, 12; 4H 9 — 12; Collecting Rings SMITH. TAMI TERESA Smitty Pep Club 9 —12; VICA 10, 11,12, Basketball SPARKS. SHARON ELIZABETH Chorus 9, 10, Pep Club 9 — 12, VICA; Cosme¬ tology, Basketball SPARKS. SHEILA SPENCER, JOHN ANTHONY 4H, Youth Basketball SPENCER, TERRI NORENE Walking Tall — Final Chapter Flagteam — Co-Capt 9; Flagteam — Capt 10. 12. HERO 9, 10. 12. Library 9; Newspaper 10; Track 9, Horseback; Swimming. Softball. Foot¬ ball STAFFORD, ANNE MARBLE Anne Art Club 9, 10; Beta 11, 12; Track 10; Hockey 11,12 STARNES, BRETT ALDEN Jazz Band 11; Track 9, 10, 11; Cross Country 10; Football 12 STEFAN, VICKE COLLEEN Stef ' Drama 10, 12; Thespians 11, 12; Interact 9, 10. 11. Chorale 11; Madrigals 12, Flagteam 9; Drill Team 10. AFS 9, 10, Thespian V Pres 11, Pres 12. Interact Treas 10, 11. Drill Team Co-Capt 10 STROUD. ANGELA GALE Angie” Art SUTHERLAND, ALTON EMERY, JR SCA 9, 10; Wrestling 8 — 12; Most Improved Wrestler 11; Wrestling SWARTZ. JOHN KEVIN Football 9; Wrestling 9, 10, Football 11, Swim¬ ming TERRELL, VICTORIA MARIE Vicky Drama 12; Cars THOMAS, BRYAN Bryan Motorbikes THOMAS, CINDY LYNN FBLA 9, AFS 9, 12, Drama 11, 4H 9, 10, Annual Staff 10; Creative Writ Club 12; Jr Class Repres.; Float Chairman 10; Field Hockey 11. 12; Softball 11, Gymnastics 11, Reporter AFS 12; 4H Dist. Demon Scholarship 10; Co-Capt Hockey Team 12; 4H Club Pres 9, 10; Horse¬ back Riding; Ice Skating THOMASON, JAMES ANTHONY Beta 11, 12; V. Pres 12; AFS 12. Debate 12, Forensics 12, JV Basketball 10, Track 10 — 12; Football 11.12; V, Pres Beta 12; Sports THOMPSON, LENARD ISAAC Poncho JV Basketball 9, JV Football 10, Var Football 11,12; Track 12; Football THORNTON, ISAAC LEE Lee VICA 9,11; Basketball 10. Basketball THORNTON, WILLIAM CLIFTON JV Football 10; Var. Football 11, 12. Track 11, 12; Sports THRIFT, TAMMY LYNNE SAE 9, SCA 10; AFS 11, 12, Field Hockey 9 — 12 — Capt 12, Best Senior Representative; Sports; Partying TURNER, DEBBIE SUE VICA 10, 11 TYSON. JOHN WILLIAM Light Bulf Science Club 9. Bible Club 9. 11; Video Tech 10; Gym Asst 9. 10, Lab Asst 9. 10; Chorale 10 — 12; Reginal Chorus 10; Computer Techni¬ cal Electronics VAN CLEAVE, TERISA ROSE “Teri SAE 9; FBLA 10—12; Treas 12, Beta 11. 12; AFS 11, 12. Powder Puff 11. 12; Treas FBLA 12; Going Out With Good Friends VAUGHAN, TY COURTNEY Yearbook Staff 9, 10 — Cover Designer 10; Debate 10. 12; Indoor Outdoor Track 10. 11. 12; Drama 10. 11. Treas 12; Interact 11. 12, Forensics 11, 12 — Extemp Speaking Champ 11. AFS Reporter 12. Beta 12. HS Norn for Gov School 11, Alt. for Boys ' State, Gifted Sem 11 Choral 11. Drama Productions 11; Cross Coun¬ try 10. 11. 12; Team Capt 12. JV Football 9; Stage Man 12, Sen Class Treas WALKER, JOANNE MIRIAM Acteens 9, FHA 10, 12; FHA — HERO 11, 4H 11, 12, FBLA 12; Indoor Track 10; FHA Junior Degree Gregg Shorthand Award 11. Reading. Drawing WALKER, ROY BOYD Roy Library Club 8. FFA 8. 9, 10. Auto Mech 10, 11. 12; VICA 10, JV Football 9, Forensics 11, 12; Dist Forensics Medal. Woodman of World Award 8 Honors Eng. 12; Hunting WASHINGTON, JERRY ODEL FFA 9, 10, 11.12 WEAKLAND, KENNETH LEE Ken Newspaper Staff 10 WEBB, JERI LEA 4H 9 — 12; FBLA 10 — 12; Pep Club 11; Drama Club 12, SCA — Homeroom Rep 9, Office Asst 11; 4H Reporter 11. Who ' s Who Amer HS Students 12; Embroidering WEST. CATHY LYNNE Cathy AFS 11, 12; Beta 11, 12; Debate 10, 11, 12; FHA 10; SCA 11,12; FBLA 12. Basketball 9, Powder Puff Football 11; Debate Team Co-Capt, Dis. Amer. HS Student. Horseback Riding WEST. JEFFORY KYLE Jeff AFS 12; Lab Asst 11; Office Asst. 10; Gym Asst 12; Golf 9 — 12; Most Improved Player in Golf 10, 11; Who’s Who in US High School Stu.; Tennis; Golf, Sailing WEST, JUDY LYNNE FBLA 10—12 WEST, KIMBERLEY ROBIN Kim- Art Club 10 WEST. KIMBERLY KAY Kim FBLA 12 WEST. MARGARET ANN Margaret FBLA 9, 10, 11, Concert Band 9, 10. 11, Pep Club 10, 11; SAE 9, Marching Band WEST. SHIRLEY ANN BB ' Madrigal 10 — 12, FBLA 10 — 12 SCA 10 — 12; AFS 11,12; Beta 11,12; Chorale 10. Softball 9. 10; Jr. Class Pres , Soph Class V Pres . Jr Homecoming Attendant Beta Sec FBLA Treas.; Snow Queen Attendant, Playing Piano WEST. WILLIAM CECIL, JR Bill FFA, 4H; Ind Arts. Karate. Racing Motorcycles. Ping Pong, Soccer; Swimming Running WHEELER. WAYNE MICHAEL VICA 12, ROTC 10. 11, Ind Arts Club — V Pres 9 Kecoughtan HS 10. 11. Syms Jr HS 9 ROTC Drill Team — 1st in the Nation. Rifle Team 23rd Place in Nation 10, 11. Boat Racing WHITING. LONZIE Dee FFA, FHA — GHS Meat Cutting — Saul HS of Agri Science, Track. Basketball, Field Hockey, FFA Sec . V Pres Fresh Class; Sci¬ ence. Humanitarian , Track. Creative Writing WHITLEY, WILLIAM JACKSON III Bill- Drama Club 12; AFS 12. Band 9. 10, 11 Madri¬ gals 12, Soccer 9. Football 11, 12. Track 9.11 12; Skiing WHITT. ALAN FFA 10; Beta 11. 12, VICA 11. 12, Metal. Wood¬ working WILSWO, MARY ANNE Mary Cavalier 12; Drama 12; Debate 12; Photography WILLIAMS, BENNIE LEE Ben Working on Cars, Woodworking WILLIAMS. DAVID STEPHEN Football 9. Working on Cars WILLIAMS, DOUGLAS VICA 12; Cross Country. Indoor Outdoor Track 9; Boating WILLIAMS, JAMES GREGORY Gregory Thespians 12; VICA 12, Track 9, 10. Wrestling 9; Water Skiing. Art WILLIAMS, KENNETH ROSS Kenny Band 9, 10.11; Hunting WILLIAMS, VELVET ANITA Bebop AFS 11; FBLA 11. AFS 12. FBLA 12; Powder Puff 12; Tennis WILSCHEFSKI, BETTINA FAYE AFS; Darwin HS Darwin Australia Basketball 10 — 12; Volleyball 10 — 12. Athletics 11, 12. School Capt., Class Capt , Sports Capt of School Team, Horse Riding. Basketball, Sports WRIGHT. ELLEN KATHLEEN SCA 9 — 12; FBLA 10 —12; V Pres 11; Pres 12; Powder Puff 11. 12; V Pres FBLA 11, Pres FBLA 12; Miss FBLA for Homecoming 11, Swimming WILSON. JERRY TYRONE Butler Basketball Manager 9; Played IN 11. 12 WILSON, JOSEPH Joe- Football WILSON, VALARIE MONETTE Big V Pep Club 9, FBLA 9. Newspaper Staff Reporter 12, JV Basketball 9 WINSLOW, CLESSEN JOHN III ' Yo Yo Drama 10, 11, 12; Marching Band 9 — 12, Con¬ cert Band 9 — 12, Thespian 11 12. World Record Holder Yoyomg 120 Hours Skydiving Square Dancing, Acting. Yoyoing, Pantomme WOJCIK, MARY FRANCES Alias — Michelle L Deven 4H 9 — 12; CYO 9, 10. SAE 9, Science Club 10, AFS 11; Young Democrats 12, Glou Fair Comm 9 — 12; 4H Sec 9; 4H V Pres. 10 WOOD, STEVEN VINCENT Steve WOODSON, GREG Chess Club 9, Computer Club 10, AFS 12; Bike Club — Herndon HS; Space Club. Football 9 10, 11, 12; V. Pres 10 — HHS;Cars WYATT, WANDA MARIE Yaya Pep Club 12; Dancing Group. Softball 11 Miss FBLA 12 for Homecoming; Baseball ZAHN, ANN ELIZABETH Annie Bible Club 10 — 12; AFS It, 12. SCA 12; FFA 10. 11; Creative Writ. 9 — 11. V Pres Bible Club 12; Sec.-Treas Bible Club 11; V Pres. Chorale 12; Guitar Nature Reading Poetry ZWERNER, THOMAS LAUGHLIN Tommy Beta Club — Parliamentarian 11, 12, Marching Band 9, Lab. Asst 10, 11; Golf 9 — 12; Pres Phy Fit. 10; Pres Classroom for Young Amer 10; Citizenship 9. Boys ' State Rep , Who ' s Who Amer HS Stud 11 m ■M S 1 - jl j ■ ffi p I - ; - j ' Ite K r . I ' j L I [ t 1 , From Left to Right: Guy Crittenden, Nathan Simpson, Neil Robins, Beth Turner, Vicki Lett, Ann Garret, Susan Hargis, Traci Pultz, Patton Conner, Cindi Corr, Peg Stubblefield, Donna Wells, Martha Zahn. Junior OHa s JurnmS Jump tk Qw u WUv Fhst PkbCPj Wttk Noto£Mt iiig ftioab Kevin Banks Lamar Bartlett Deborah Bates R. C. Bazen Bernard Belvin Gerald Berry Sherry Berry Stanley Berry David Birsall Jay Blackman Ricky Boothe Amanda Bowman Kit Bradley Bobby Brannon Mike Brewer Clifford Arnold Vivian Arnold Stephen Ashberry Tommy Balast Harry Belvin Sherry Benton George Bergh George Berry Jay Bland Lee Blevins Henry Bond Ralph Bonniville II 58 Kim Briggs Annette Broughton Woody Brown Juanita Brown Lorraine Brown Brian Cambell Kim Carlton Greg Carmine Cynthia Carr Jackie Carter Tom Clark Jennifer Clayborne Brian Clements Theresa Clements Debbie Clifton Tim Brown Chris Burnside Consuela Burrell Mike Bynum Julia Carter James Cerny Helen Chamberlain Karen Chapman Ronnie Coates Debra Cochran Sherri Colon Patton Conner f-fewuecotHittg Bctiul Uakes This year the band, “Pete”, played after the Homecoming Game. The dance band is made up of (left to right) Nathan Hogge, Preston “Pete Motley, Scott Ambrose on drums, and David Whitehurst on the guitar. 59 Sherri Conner Debbie Cook Dorothy Cook Wayne Cook Angel Cooper Troy Dalton Theresa Dame Reggie Davis Andy Dayton Denise Dea Bryan Dunn Nelson Dutton Nancy Ewell Patricia Fields Scott Finney Angela Foster Roni Foster Cathy Fox Mike Freeman Denise Dickey Lori Dover Therman Driver Robert Dunlap Julie Corey Cindi Corr Richard Crews Clarence Culley Junior fCitn Is Coiucty Qu tu Debbie Gerhardt Brenda Goens Mark Gorey Connie Green Shema Gregory Films like Dr. Zhivago” add pleasure to English dept, curriculum. Mr. Ron Flowe, Junior class co-sponsor, reads the novel in order to lead a class dis¬ cussion. Michelle Gunaer Tony Guylitto Mark Gwyn Debbie Hall Susan Hargis Sharon Hassel Kelly Hasty Thomas Hayman Vivian Haywood Ronald Heerdt Mike Griffin Jean Grimes Troy Gross Dona Guillentine Jamie Harris Barry Harvey T arrvny Harwood Mallory Haskins Norman French Susan Gardner Ann Garrett John Gary 61 Ttacb PutivuSlOSb CluWA otiPCHjtfd ipu Andy attended York High School last year but joined Gloucester in Febru¬ ary, 1977. He is now a junior and hopes to become an architect. Andy likes to draw, go horseback riding, swimming, and running. This is Andy’s sec¬ ond year on the cross country team. He also participated on the track team. In the cross country district meet, Andy came in eleventh place out of sixty- one people. Next year he hopes to come in first place. Andy’s last comment was that he likes Gloucester High much better than Yo rk. Donnie Hogge Douglas Hogge Kenny Hogge Steve Hogge Andy Honaker Ronnie Hudgins Crystal Jackson Barbara Jenkins Charles Jenkins Lane Jenkins Todd Kaylor Darlene Keats Jean Keats Cindy Keaton Mark Kellum John Hicks Eric Hockstedler Alicia Hogge Cecilia Hogge Tonya Hoover Damon Horsely Yvonne Howard Mike Hudgins Francis Jones Jay Jones Dora Jurgenson Billy Kane I 62 Charlene Kemp Shelia Kendrick Thomas Kerns Drene Keys Regina Keys Rodney Larrimore Vernon Larrimore Amy Lee Patty Leman Delia Lemon Raymond Lolis Tommy Luckam Cindy Lydig C. H. Marshall Christie Marshall Sal Leone Robert Leppin Vicki Lett Robin Lewis James Marshall Jennifer Mattocks Sandra McFerrin Sharon McKendree Jim Kirkland Thomas Kirtley Ronnie Krauss Julie Kurtz Chris Evans, a substitute teacher, is the local authority on British customs and history. 63 Junior dctSS Brent Moore Beth Morton Timmy Motley Kevin Meyers Steve Myers Daniel Nye Delores Oliver Terry O’Neil Norman Otterson Myrtle Owens James Phelps Patty Phill Mary Phillips Karen Pittman Eric Price Delores Milby Micheal Miller Beth Minnick Debbie Montague Susan Nelms Robbie Nichols Ella Norman Eldridge Northstein Susan Owens Carrie Paige Dale Payne Sharon Payne Drill Team practices hard after school. 64 Cfcweitf CuMfey, Bcuul Eidfiu fast Reese Pultz Tracie Pultz James Randell Tammy Revere Melinda Rilee Neil Hogge Pam Robins Roger Rush George Salley Georgia Schoenborn George Simpson Nathan Simpson Becky Smith Leonard Smith Sharon Spencer Theresa Rilee Thomas Roane Charlene Robins Kay Robins M Tracie Scott Karin Scully Tammy Shackelford Toni Shaw John Stafford Sammy Stafford Melissa Sterling Randy Stokes 65 Lincoln Strickland Pat Stubblefield Peg Stubblefield Marcel Taliaffero Chris Thomas Suzanne Thomas Tammy Thomas Terri Thompson Troy Thompson Jon VanCleave Sue Villa Martin Walker Sabrina Walker Leonard Ward Karen Tillage Joe Toward Kent Trammell Beth Turner Mary Ward Darlene Washington James Washington Donna Wells Carl West James West Kathy West Micheal West Pat West 66 Twin Hub pogb fot MWbJuuiWi COp lS Theresa West David Wheeler David White David Whitehurst Deborah Whiting Donald Whiting Phyllis Whiting Debbie Whitley Ricky Williams A V7 CV x X- ' _ A A W O ' Oy 6 r p° £ s ) o 6 Of x r X s T X , C r O A A A ' v cr ' A AAAaa vO A AX X j sA A A Cindy Wilson j Xj vf (A ‘TV ’ Mark Wilson . A QO Troy Wilson A rt o9) H A A v r A Jenniffer Wolff Shawn Wyke 67 Junior C OtfA Sherry Benton looks at lunch. Neil Brown Ronnie Coates Ricky Crumpler Maryanne Davis Steve Dutton Herman Horsely Sandra Jackson Terri Jackson Enos Jones Jay Jones Kathy Olson Susan Owens Beita Page Robert Riggan Patty Rigler Lamar Bartlett Fred Bartlett Ted Bartlett George Berry Nancy Foster Kathy Fox Debbie Hogg Donna Hogge Jennifer Mattocks Sharon McKendree Monica McKinney Steve Mitchum 68 Fifties Day Dtess-Up Left: Front Row: The Cosmetology Class: Caroline Rowe, Sally Jones, Michele Mitchell, Delores Gilly, Tommy Smith, Eunice Burse, Terry Greene, K im Greene. Dorothy Emerson, GayreTyell, and Sheila Brown. Juniors: From Top to Bottom on the Left: Toni Shaw, Ulysses Smith, Bobby Spitler, Calisse Washington, Laura West, Shelly Whikle, Deborah Whiting, Freddie Willis. Summer Graduates. From Top: Left: Pam Hatchell, Pre¬ ston Jenkins, Phylis Jones, and Ethel Schoenborne. JutuO UaJzb-Ups ' 7 8 Qumm u £hctduate 69 Q don Gtiapslwk Miss Randy Jones, a senior, actively involved herself in attending sports events at home and away. She enjoys school clubs such as FBLA and the Pep Club. Her kind smile reflects her great person¬ ality. Randy plans to get a job and perhaps attend a college for secretarial work after grad¬ uation. t Jeffrey Alan Brown Paulette Yolanda Carter Keith Adler Cerny Elizabeth Sharlene Brain Andrew Clevinger Steven Wane Hagelberger James Hilliard Chambliss Christopher Roger Davis Patrick Alexander Hamilton Duane Lynwood Hogge 70 Our senior AFS student, Bet- tina Wilschelsky, hails from near Darwin, Australia. Her host family in Gloucester is the Bill Davis’. She was voted the Senior attendant for the 1978 Homecoming. Billy Earl Hoover Bernetta Jackson Melody Roxanne Rhoades Tony Carlton Slavink Douglas Williams Paul Charles Hudgins John David Long Paul Edward Sharpe Alan Whitt Bettina Faye Wilschefsky 71 it 1 1 I ■ f ; r j From Left to Right: Terri Redcross, Brenda Jessen, Beverly Fary, Danny Croswell, Nancy Whitehead, Paula Hogge, Natalie Horsely, Bernadette West, Beth Miller, Carolyn, Patty West, Richard Sindle, Emily Ippilito, Sherry Charles Adams Laura Allen Heather Arnold Carolyn Barden Steve Barefoot Lisa Beck Scott Beckwith JoAnne Belvin Kenneth Blake Susan Blake Becky Bowman John Briggs Kevin Bristow Rona Brooks Betty Brown Bobby Basin Rene Bass Scott Basta Frances Batchelor Doug Brown Howard Brown Marcine Brown Scott Brown Laura Dennis and Esther Knox discuss the competency test for freshmen and sophomores as they play a friendly game of backgammon. Coplummes lecultit Miy Shelley Thorton, Joy Morris, Michelle Hogge, Nancy King, Dennie Fife Steve Carmine Suzy Cartwright Gilmer Chamberlain Carolyn Clark Wade Clarkson Howard Cook Nathaniel Cook Raymond Cook Ellen Cooper Lynn Cottee Kathy Daniels Allen Darnell Gina Davis Steven Davis Thelma Dease Suzanne Busic Bobby Callis Brenda Campbell Bill Carmine Annette Clements Mark Clements David Clifton Marlena Colon Marty Cox Danny Croswell Brad Dame Pete Danforth 75 Debbie Deaton Douglas DeForge John Dunlap Cheryl Dunston ' 7 tcM yow skouMtf’t lutu Gffoifus Ut OuA ' Cfyto focket ' !’’ Cheryl Dutton Evie Easter Eileen Edmonds Valerie Ellis Becky Evans Billy Fletcher Cindy Foor Jerry Foster Roni Foster Mark Fowler Dianne Ewell Beverly Fary Steven Fields Mack Fite Margaret Gaskins Vickie Gerhardt Paul Gibson Delores Gilley Kathy Giessen Pam Freeman Ross Gambrill Susan Garrnard Billy Garrison 76 Joe Grabenstetler Alice Green Angela Green Jean Grimes Susan Gumear Angel Handy Emily Hargis Joyce Harris Teresa Harris Randall Hart Teresa Hill Kristye Hirv Curt Hockstedler Toni Hodges Sharon Hoell Board of Supervisors members are Noody Belvin, Ben Higgins, Everett Rich, Daniel Deal, and E. Curits Thomas. Johnny Hogan Debbie Hogge Luella Hogge Paula Hogge V J 77 Rene Hogge Terri Hogge Wendy Hogge Mike Holland John Honeycutt Chuck Hoover Mike Hopkins Natalie Horsely Kenny Howlett Sherry Hypes Emily Ippolito Richard Isner Crystal Jackson Vincent Jackson Cindy Jessie Angela Johnson Sally Jones Sylvia Jones Mark Kellum Andy Jenkins Bonnie Jenkins Theresa Jenkins Brenda Jackson Cindy Hudgins Terri Hudgins Judy Hungate John Hunt Wi Mark Merriner participated in the Cava¬ lier seminar on photography Oct. 29 led by Robert Bailey. Toni Shaw and Jimmie Cox performed for the Cavalier assembly. Burke King William Kirtley Doaty Knapp Jimmy Koesch Scott Kozak Annette Lee Jimmy Leigh Peggy Lemons Jaylin Leanard Curt Lett Jeffery Lopez Dwayne Manning Brenda Marshall Ronnie Martin Danny McCloud Ronald McClure Todd Mead Scott Micke Mark Micklos 79 I Barbara Millen Gene Millen June Millen Beth Miller Michelle Mitchell Jon Moore Scott Moore Sherry Moore Dito Morales Susan Morgan Janet Mullis Mike Myers Kim Myles Katie Nalley Mrs. Regina Foor pauses on Home¬ coming Friday with a big mum. Annette Newton Celestine Norman Crystal Oliver Langston Olivis Guy Price Terri Pultz Toni Randall Delia Ray Jill Owens Micheal Owens Yolanda Paige Patricia Parham Laurie Peebles 80 Kenneth Redcross Terri Redcross Sherry Reymer Gordon Rife Eddie Riggan Carolyn Rowe Mark Rowe Tina Rowe Tia Sessions Betty Setterholm Richard Sindle Joyce Smith Linda Smith Gray Smith Timmy Smith � Jimmy Rilee Linda Rilee Russell Robinson Stacie Rohrbach Glenn Shearouse Keith Shelton Valerie Sidney Amy Simpson James Spencer Kevin Spencer Ronald Spencer Timmy Spencer Mrs. Howard and Mrs. Simmons dem¬ onstrate a styling technique for their cosmetology class. 81 82 Jerry Stokes Rene Summers Marvin Swartz Ronald Tappin Mark Toward Gail Walton Kathy Ward Michael Ward Sherry Ward Linda Washington Charles Wesley Bernadette West Carolyn West David West Donald West Keith Spruill Mike Stanbrook Ronnie Sterling Hal Stokes Keith Trammell Sonya Tucker William Walker Melanie Walthall Barry Wass Dorothy Waters Chuck Watson David Werner Jhltw The Gloucester High Flag- team has really improved this year. All together we’ve worked seven and a half hours a week. We earned our own money for uniforms by having bakesales and car washes dur¬ ing the summer. We’ve com¬ peted with our band in parades during this year and winning two of three first place tro¬ phies. We started out with eight girls on the team and ended up with five. Ida West Martha West Nancy West Pat West Patty West Phillip Williams Phyllis Williams John Willis Eric Wilson Janet Wilson An unidentified teacher on the history hall flees the fleet- footed photographer. Guess who she is. (Turn to page 177 to find the answer.) 83 Suzanne Busic Eric Byrd Christine Caviness Lewis Corbin Lynn Cottee Diane Ewell Scott Gant Carolyn Gumaer Phillip Harbert Tim Harper Robin Moon Cheryl Pryor Sherry Reymer Michelle Savage Stanley Scott Ricky Bass Debbie Brake Rona Brooks Billy Burton Harry Deal Frankie Drew John Dunlap Sherri Eason Cheryl Haynes Paula Hogge Wendy Hogge Wes Holland Lisa Rhea, Tammy Thrift, Stephanie Fary and Karen Sears come into the auditorium to see “Dr. Zhivago”. Delia Ray demonstrates the King Tut Strut as she takes a break from the long hours of typing in the yearbook room. Below: Frankie Drew dares anyone to comment on his new clothes. Mark Thrift Joe Wiggins Trilvia Wyatt Lynn Hall receives first runner-up in the Miss Gloucester County pageant. Below: A rare moment of silence from Dito Morales. ✓ A Arlene Sparks Wayne Steele Jessinita Ware Horace Wilson 85 Dawn DeBolt vaults the horse during practice. Before the fall! Donnie West Pamela White Robin Wiggins Judith Williams Bobby Tucker Martha Walters Michelle Washington Tricia Brown practices Hindu style yoga .V. 86 | OkwiCotwe | | August20, 1962 | | Qk(!MlCo6oH | I Oatob fg, ?96g n Though Death ficfew ie We possess a promise of rebirth with every soul we meet, every hand touched, every gift given, every smile exchanged. The promise lies in our hearts — spent on compassion, bought with a sacrifice. His birth brought the message renewed: give of yourself. Though death intervenes, the promise is assured, a promise of rebirth with every soul we meet, every life we touch, every joy we share. p. colosi, teacher . Doris Bartlett Jeanette Bartosewicz Ruth Beachman Sherry Belvin George Berg Connie Bohannon Robin Bogue Derek Bond Regina Bonnivile Blaine Bradford Micheal Brock Jeff Brown Stacie Brown Tricia Brown Althea Burrell A. D. Berry Ernest Billups Virginia Birdsall Steve Bland George Bradshaw Kelli Brewer Terry Bright Karen Bristow 90 Janice Burse Gaye Butler Angela Carmine Stacy Carmine Rachael Carr Steve Clements Barbara Coates Rhonda Cobbs David Cochran Yvonne Corbin Dawn DeBolt Paul DeBolt Lisa Dixon Robin Dixon Barbara Drew Charles Cook Dale Craig Paula Davis Ricky Davis Jill Drews Joan Driver Sylvia Dutton Mark Eley Sherry Ward, Natalie Horsley, and Donna Wells check their speed in typ¬ ing class. Jeff Elkins Shirley Ellis Cindy Emory Douglas Evans Blane Bradford and Barney Washing¬ ton wait expectantly for the bell to ring. Rosemary Evans Scott Fanning Deenie Fyfe Charlene Foster Diane Freeman Connie Greene Denise Greene Alice Grigsby Helen Griffin Tammy Griffith Denise Hamilton Duane Hansford Raymond Harper Donny Harrell Bob Harris 92 Kenneth Harris Kimberly Harris Randy Harris Tammy Harris Virginia Harris Teresa Hill Brian Hiser Brian Hodges Brenda Hogge Dane Hogge Anita Horseley David Horsely Dana Hugins Harry Jackson Linda Jackson Becky Haywood William Haywood Timmy Harvey Blair Hasty Laura Hogge MaryBeth Hogge Michelle Hogge Flip Honaker Wayne Jackson Willie Jackson Harry Jenkins Lyn Jenkins Anita Claybrook looks guilty as she sneaks candy during lunch. “It’s on my diet.” e Kevin Kaylor Danny Keaton Hilda Keats Charlotte Kemp Mary Ellen King Mike Larkin Timmy Lawrence David Lawson Darnell Lee Kim Lee Carlton Lockley Saunders Lockley Caroline Lyerly Theresa Lyeth Duane Mabry Towanda Lee Timmy Leigh Kristi Leonard Tommy Lewis Paula Jenkins Tommy Jergenson Michelle Jones Jerry Jutras Nancy King Margaret Kirkland Ricky Lane Peter Lang 94 Alanna Maclnyre Christina Maggard Ken Manning Karen Margera Timmy Manning Sharon McFerrin Lisa McKinney Cheryl Mead Jonathan Meyer John Meyers David Moclair Bard Morgan Joy Morris James Mountford Alice Myers Kathy Nuttall Calvin Oliver Lisa Oliver Lynette Paige 95 Fmkwuv C$ $ Lina Pimentel Denise Pollard Scott Prince Coons Randal Lisa Randall Larry Rilee Sheila Rilee Glenn Robins Stephanie Rouse Jean Rowe Lisa Scarborough George Schaeffer Jay Schaumleffel Joe Scott Pam Shackelford 96 Tripp Shannon Will Sharp Suzie Sindle Tonya Slade Rodger Slaughter Marianne Smith Marsha Smith Mary Smith Tom Smith Kenneth Spencer Carl Stevens Michelle Stewart Rachel Stewart Lance Strother Mark Strother Cindy Smith Kevin Smith Joyce Smith Lee Smith Melissa Sutton Sharon Taliaferro Angelina Taylor Frances Thomas Beth Spitler Arsan Starks Timmy Steele Krista Stein 97 Shelly Thorton Karen Toward Pam Trainham Sandra Tucker Cindy Walker Marvin Washington Marvin E. Washington Michelle Washington Angie West Bernard West Vivian White Wendall White Jean Whiting Diane Whitley Robin Wiggins Kathy Thomas Shirley Thomas Archie Thompkins Kenny Thompson John Walters Patricia Ward Antoine Ward Barney Washington Freshmen listen to orientation speak¬ ers Mr. Holstrom and Mrs. Pointer. 98 Carol Williams Joey Williams Laura Williams Lisa Williams Paula Williams Coach Shell demonstrates a wrestling hold with Tucker Witt. Trey Young Mr. Fox makes his rounds during lunch John Zwerner to see how many students are leaving Steven Zwerner their trays on tables. 99 Sheryl Arnold Joan Baines A. D. Berry Ernest Billups Jimmy Booth Tony Cook Sharon Crouse Dennis Dameron David Dea Paul DeBolt Raymond Harper Darlene Haywood Jeanette Helbig Steve Hogge Robert Hornsby Annette Bonniville Janice Burse Rhonda Cobbs Cathy Cook Reese Hudgins Thomas Hunley Thomas Hunter Jeanette Jackson 100 Charles Johnson Daisy Johnson Margaret Jones Michelle Jones Doug Kennedy Glen Lovell Mary Oliver Teresa Phelps Denise Pollard Denise Randall Guy Crittenden entertains his class mates as they look on curi¬ ously. Thomas Robins Colleen Sabin Rodger Slaughter Linda Smith Mary Smith 101 102 Those who excell in sports deserve the admiration and attention that we give them. Being a member of a team is a status symbol, but physical abilities, perseverance, and patience are held high by athletes who have risen a notch above others as teams or indi¬ viduals. Nathan Brown, Melora Sidney, Sherwood Jackson, Alton Sutherland, and the football and basketball teams have gained this recognition they have worked for. I O )J AaX ■MU ' ’ 103 15 Odo Boi i; Fev i; The Varsity Team, Top Row: left to right: Coach Larry Johnson, Head Coach Turnley Todd, Bill Whitley, Roy Henry, Jeff Carino, Wes Holland, Bobby Boothe, Danny McCloud, Kevin Banks, Ray Carneal, William Thornton, Wayne Steele, John Briggs, Keith Ber¬ geron, Andy Dayton, Coach Jerry Mor¬ gan, Coach Claude Shell; Middle Row: Eddie Knapp, Billy Garrison, Paul Hel- lebrandt, Trotman W. Simpson, Gary Woodson, Steve Hagelberger, George Berry, Harry Belvin, Robert Lilly, Doug Ambrose, Ricky Boothe, Poncho Thompson, Greg Woodson; Bottom Row: Manager Tommy Davis, Eric Price, Tony Guylitto, Scott Prince, Guy Crittenden, Jim Thomason, Lawrence Brown, Micheal Griffin, Keith Hogge, Nathan Simpson, Steve Barefoot, Rich¬ ard Sindle, Harold Burrell, Jeff Carring¬ ton, Will Sharpe Above: Splish, Splash! Quarterback Tony Guylitto before he hits the showers. Top Right: Lawrence Brown, escapes from a bullish Bull Islander. Bottom Right: Kevin Banks is thankful for his Odor Eaters. 107 VoMtity Co Oishtct Chztnps The fans are at the gate; some are in the stands as they wait for their favorite team to enter onto the field. The band begins to play. Here they come! The Gloucester High Football team. The fans go crazy, yelling for the team they have waited all day to see. The team runs out on the field and begins warming up. The other team looks big but we’re not scared. We can wipe out any team that comes our way. The game begins. There goes the ball; Lawrence Brown receives. He’s in for the touch¬ down. Later, at half time the Dukes are too far ahead for the other team to catch up. This was homecoming against Nor¬ thumberland, the highest scor¬ ing game for Gloucester. After winning to Northumberland we won the next four games of our fantastic season. This was Todd’s best season leading the Dukes to a total of eight wins, two losses. This left us tied with Poquoson for first place in the district. The total number of points made for Gloucester this year added up to 168 while points scored against us was only 79. Lawrence Brown, (22) was the highest scorer this year, and Kevin Banks (80) came in sec¬ ond. Danny McCloud pauses to bestow a The Dukes rally as the Galactica draws To kill or to be killed, that is Guy Crit- smile upon the cameraman. near. Top Right: Lawrence Brown tenden ' s undecided question. helps a Tabb Tiger. Off with his clothes! 108 § J. V. ’$ WUi ev v Home 18 Bruton — 0 30 Pembroke — 0 28 Poquoson — 0 20 Tabb —0 2 York —7 28 Bruton — 0 22 Pembroke — 0 20 Poquoson — 7 Back Row: Coach Jerry Morgan, Will Sharp, Kevin Spencer, Scott Prince, John Briggs, Mark Fowler, Stacey Laws, Jeff Carrington, Johnny Hogan, Gary Wookson, Joe Scott, Doug Ambrose, Dwayne Hansford, Gene Miller, Lance Strother, Tommy Davis Middle Row: Timothy Manning, Jeff Elkins, Steven Haywood, Wes Holland, Mark Strothers, Phillip Ward, Kenneth Spencer, Micheal Ward, Mike Myers, Burke Kind, Steve Bland, Jeff Hogge Bottom Row: Ronald McClure, Richard Sindle, Billy Garrison, John Walters, Douglas Evans, Bobby Tucker, Timmy Steele, Steve Barefoot, Wayne Steele, Glenn Shearouse, Tripp Shannon, Dale Craig J.V.-Viusity A ' BasketbcM Angela Johnson guards player of opposing team with discreet care. The outside viewer may say that the Girls’ Varsity Basket¬ ball Team had a losing season with a record of 2 wins and 10 losses. In spite of this the team kept high morale and a winning attitude throughout the sea¬ son. A losing season, indeed, but definitely a winning team with four seniors: Bernetta Jackson, Rene6 Davis, Mary Hassell, and Alfreda Jackson who was highest scorer and rebounder on the team with sophomore Valeri Ellis follow¬ ing close behind her in scoring and rebounding. Players of Varsity Team: At Right: Rene Davis, Bernetta Jackson, Alfreida Jackson, Mary Hassell, Sharon Spencer, Kelly Hasty, Cindy Wilson, Valeri Ellis, Darlene Keats, Pat Stub¬ blefield, Marcell Taliafero, Nancy Fos¬ ter, Mrs. Wiatt. J.V.: Mr. Brown, Angela Johnson, Rhonda Cobbs, Ronie Foster, Robin Bogue, Michelle Washington, Michelle Jones, Crystal Jackson, Janice Burse, Paula Davis. 110 Qo ’ m Doom , PhMjd Left to Right: Tucker Witt takes his man . . . rolls him over. . . and pins him down. I Varsity Wrestlers: S. Carmine, B. Brannon, T. Witt, B. King, A. Sutherland, M. Gwyn, Coach Shell, S. Finney, P. Hudgins, P. Hellerbrandt, R. Henry, H. Belvin, D. McCloud, J. Cerny, G. Berry, R. Sterling. J V. Wrestling: S. Mills, T. Kerns, M. Brewer, B. Morgan, C. Stevens, K. Lett, B. Clements, A. Byrd, J. Hunt, M. West, A. Dayton, K. Spencer. (AAestOmg VcvtSZiy J.V. G. L.C. Bird G. Essex G. Surry G. Oscar Smith G. Southamp¬ ton G. Surry G. Tabb G. Pembroke G. York G. Poquoson G. Bruton G. Sussex Central 56 3 22 20 32 9 6 38 51 7 46 15 31 30 23 25 16 35 9 37 42 16 24 33 Paul Hudgins is down and then up against York. 1 1 Front Row Left: Carol Williams, Susie Sindle, Delia Ray, Kelli Brewer, Ann Garrett, Anita Claybrook Back Row Left: Coach Yvonne Smith, Tammy Thrift, Karen Catlett, Melissa Sterling, Cindy Thomas, Eileen Edmonds, Valeri Sidney, Terri Pultz, Ann Stafford • Melissa Sterling looks on in distress as the ball rolls over the boundary markings. • Kelli Brewer fights for the ball diligently as the Gloucester team goes nearer to the goal cage. ▼Mrs. Smith, Field Hockey Coach, and an official are being interviewed by reporter, Phil Haywood, after a game. ▼Senior players from left to right: Tammy Thrift, Ann Stafford, Cindy Thomas As the sultry day wore on one could hear faraway cries of encouragement, smacks as hockey sticks hit together and coming closer, brightly colored plaid skirts were seen. As the spectator hears the scene he sees extreme effort written on the faces of the Gloucester hockey players. This season has been a hard one for there were few experi¬ enced piayers, and a number of problems have appeared for the team. Coach Yvonne Smith has coped well with obstacles of the year, but ‘‘all’s well that ends well” for the hockey team finished the season with fun experiences and a hard earned 2-1-3 record despite new rules and regulations. 113 114 VbtAStiy Cuctps BctckA Jowtmys Few It l Left to Right: Ricky Williams, Henry Bond, Keith Stokes, Jerry Hudgins, Lowell Evans, coach Ed Holstrom, Sherwood Jackson, Vernon Larrimore, coach Regi- nal Brown, Guy Crittenden, Eddie Knapp, Rodney Larrimore, James Spencer, Law¬ rence Brown. These team members in bottom picture. • The scoreboard verifies our whoop-up ability over our arch rival, Mathews!!! 115 Varsity Scoreboard Bruton Pembroke Poquosen York Tabb Bruton Pembroke Poquoson York Tabb The head coach for this year’s varsity squad was Ed Holstrom. He was assisted by Reginald Brown. Holstrom cited the fol¬ lowing as this season ' s high¬ lights: the winning of the GHS Holiday Tournament, the double conquest of arch-rival, Mathews High School, and the Dukes ' regular season record of 13 wins and 8 losses. The Dukes’ supreme triumph in the Christmas tournament created history at Gloucester High School. It was the first time that Gloucester had come In first place in a highly competitive tourney. To win the year’s tour¬ nament championship, the Dukes defeated three excellent teams: Southampton 66-63, John Yeates 78-64, Poquoson 56-51. Run over me next time you big Brute George Schaeffer, Steve Banks Derek Bond Manager. Front Row: Kal- vin Larrimore, Timmy Smith, Glen Rob¬ ins, Timmy Steele. Back Row: Manager Carlton Lockley Marvin Washington, Kevin Kaylor, Rus¬ sell Robinson, Joe Scott, Ronald Tap- pan, 11 JV Scoreboard The 1978-79 Gloucester JV basketball team, coached by Roger Loring, finished their regular season with a record of 9 wins and 9 losses. While ref¬ erring to this seasonal record, Coach Loring remarked, “We are exceptionally pleased with it.” Loring was delighted with his team’s performance this year. “The new players responded extremely well to everything we asked of them. They proved that they can win in the tough York River District. We were also quite pleased with the attitude of these young players. They displayed both patience and discipline, and a genuine desire to do their best.” 117 Qt rfvU tf} (flu QocJk Top: Front and Center: Martin Mayer, Jeff Carino, John Hicks. Second Row Left: Fred Bartlett, Kirt Hockstetter, Bill Fletcher, Mark Thrift, Chris Burnside, Mike Holland, Billy Kane, Keith Spruell, Lamar Bartlett, Eric Price Third Row: Chris Thomas, Phillip Williams, Anne Garrett, Troy Thompson, Nelson Dut¬ ton, Mark Clements, Billy West, Tripp Shannon, Tee Kirtley, John Dunlap, Steve Myers, Keith Poffenburger, Shawn Wyke, Eileen Edmonds, Mike McClay, Martin Walker, Olen Lewis Bottom Picture: ‘‘Our goals are that way dummy.” 118 The soccer team didn’t come out losers; it was in third place in the district. Gloucester was dropped 3-0 in the second match by King William. Against West Point in the third match the game proved to be a defensive struggle with the end result, a tie 0-0. The fourth game against Essex rode on for¬ ward Mike Holland; the snake like moves of Jeff Carino helped achieve a 3-0 victory. At home the team tied Middlesex 3-3. In the last game before Christmas, Gloucester was defeated by New Kent. Mike Holland and Jeff Car¬ ino were named all district while Lamar Bartlett (Golden Foot) and Chris Thomas received honorable men¬ tions. John Hicks and Martin Mayer were this years cap¬ tains. Mr. Mike McClay is head coach and Mr. Olen Lewis is assistant coach. 119 A N p DUmMUhv ifaQpOtik Gkumims Gyhuaists Gctlu Pw tige The hustle and bustle in the locker room begins as the gymnastics girls change into leotards and sweat suits and start their three hour workout. With each day of practice the beginning team realizes the scarcity of uniforms, equipment, and devoted gymnasts. The season started with one goal gained as the new set of fiberglass bars were placed in the auxiliary gym. But a lack of girls to perform routines was still a problem and the team’s anxiety grew with the approaching meet. On January 3rd Melora Sidney, Valerie Sid¬ ney, Delia Ray, Terri Pultz, Vicki Lett, and Dawn DeBolt competed against the experienced Menchville team, who took away an array of rib¬ bons. Honor Quail, the Gloucester coach worked constantly with the team to create enough rou¬ tines on all four pieces of equipment to gain points. Meanwhile Don Mullins saved the day with leotards, supervised practices, and introduced muscle building exercises. On the date of the 3rd meet against York and Poquoson, the excitement mounted as Gloucester pulled their forces together and came through with flying colors, having the highest team score and Melora Sidney placing second in the “all around” category. This was a year of learning for the group, each day being a new experience full of new tricks, helpful pointers, and sore muscles. On the beam Melora Sidney warms up her backwalkover before a meet with unflawed precision. 120 The Gymnastics Team: Top Row, Left to Right: Team Captain: Kelli Brewer, Dona Gillentine, Lisa Williams, Valeri Sidney, Frances Thomas, Christy Leonard, Krista Stein, Manager Kathy Fox, Charlotte Kemp, Virginia Birdsall, Delia Ray, Suzy Sindle, Vicki Lett, Terri Pultz, Co-Captain Dawn DeBolt, Melora Sidney, Manager Sandy Tucker. At Gloucester’s first home meet, a Mench- ville vaulter reaches for the horse, attempting a front handspring. Dona Gillentine and Terri Pultz begin the basic part of a gymnast’s warm-ups by doing splits on all three sides. In the auxiliary gym, a blur of movement is seen passing through the air in front of 121 Coach Honor Quail. Above Top to Bottom: Mr. William Blanks, Superin¬ tendent; Mr Ralph Johnson, Asst. Superin¬ tendent: Mr Allen Davis, Asst. Superintend¬ ent: Mrs Nina Buzby, Federal Projects; and Mrs Cam Harris, General Supervisor HSfi n H !|AH; Valeri Russell — Paula Revere — B.S. in English. Mike McClay — Mr. Wayne Fox — O.D.U., B.A. Mathe¬ matics, M.S. Secondary Administra¬ tion. Mr. Herbert Cox — Wm. and Mary, B.A. Social Science, M.A. Secondary Administration. Mr. Don Hirshberg — U. of Richmond, Wm. and Mary, B.A. Social Science, M.A. Secondary Administration. Mrs. Gail Richards — Wm. and Mary, B.A. English. Mrs. Stanley Howard — Mrs. Judy Johnson — Attending Rappahannock Community Col¬ lege. 124 Mrs. Nan Pointer — Mary Washington, B.S. Social Studies, Wm. and Mary, M.Ed. Guidance and Counseling Mr. Ed Holstrom — B.S. Social Sci¬ ence, V.C.U., M.Ed. Guidance and Counseling. Mrs. Cassie Mae Silvis — Wm. and Mary Mrs Jane Riley — Pan Am. School of Business. Mrs. Edna Carpenter — James Madison U.B.A., Science, Intern M.C.V. Mrs. Bernice Thomas — Va. State, B. A. English,Hampton Inst., M.A. Guid¬ ance and Counseling, Attending Wm. and Mary. Mrs. Bessie Berry Mrs. Mary Lou Fary — Mary Washing¬ ton, Wm. and Mary, B.A., M.A. Mrs. Judy Richardson — Wm. and Mary, B.A. English 125 Mr. Donald Sandridge — B.S. in Music Ed. Mr. Michael Fratkin — B.A. in Special Ed. Mr. Donald Mullins — B.A. in Physical Ed Mr. W. L. Johnston — B.S. in T and I Mrs. Margaret Middlebrook — B.S. in Art Ed. Mrs. Joy Long — B.S. in Social Stud¬ ies. Mr. Reginald E. Brown — B.S.; Coach of Girls J.V. Basketball. 126 Mrs. Ronnie S. Magoon — A.A.; B.S.; M S.; Sponsor of F.B.L.A. Mrs. Ann Hutchinson — B.S. in Educa¬ tion. Mr. Robert A. Brown — B.S. in Biology. Miss Laura Dennis — B.A. in Lan¬ guage. Mr Robert Riggan — B.S. in Business. Mr. Manley Blevins — B.S. in T. and I. Miss Roberta Wiatt — B.S. from Long- wood College in Physical Ed. and Drivers Ed. Mr. Claude Shell Mrs. Joanne P. VanGieson — B.B.A. in Business. 127 irs. Judith Conner — Bachelor of Busi¬ ness; Sponsor of F.B.L.A., James Madi¬ son University. Miss Patricia Cassidy — B S. in Home Economics Education, Madison Col¬ lege. Miss Amy Pearlstein — B.S. in Elementary Ed. — Cert, in Special Learning Needs, Sponsor of Girls Tennis. Mrs. Maxine Bayly — B.S. and M.A., Math. Mrs. Yvonne Smith — B.S. in Health Physical Ed., Drivers Ed., Sponsor of Field Hockey. Coach Jerry Morgan — B.S. in Health Physical Ed., Drivers Ed., Sponsor of J.V. Football and Golf. Mr. Harry Loyd Mrs. Alwayne Claybrook — B.S. in Economics, Berea College, O.D.U., and Wm. and Mary. Mr. S. B McMullen — B.S. in Agricul¬ tural Education, Sponsor of F.F.A. 128 Mrs. Glenith Whitaker — B.A. in Enq- lish Mr. John Raynes — B.A. in English. Mrs. Patricia Colosi — A.B. in English. Mrs. Karen Flowe — B.A. in English and M.A. English Curriculum. Mr. Lee Bush — A.B. and M.A. in Latin and English. Mr. Ronald Flowe — A.B. and M.A. in English. Mrs. Celeste Dudley — A.B. in English. Miss Francis — B.S. in English. Mrs. Regina Foor — A.B. in English and M.S. in Ed. t 129 Mrs. Beth Blake — A.D. in Nursing, B.S. in Math. Mr. Archie Sprague — B.S., M B A., Sponsor of investment Club. Mrs. Rachel Paulson — B.A. in Math. Mr. David Evans — B.S. in Math. Mr. Bill Anderson — B.S. in Math. Ms. Ann Fary — Mr. Nick Spano — B.S. in Math. Mrs. Ann Marchant — B.S. in Math. 130 Mrs. Barbara Field — B.A. in Lan¬ guage. Mrs. Nancy Keenan — 9th Grade Guidance Counselor. Mrs. Vivian Simmons — T and I Certificate, Sponsor of V.I.C.A. Mrs. Gloria Howard Mrs. Dorothy Horn — B.S. and M.A. in History and Guidance. Mrs. Martha Borden — B.A. in Math Ed. Mrs. Audrey Lemon — Secretary. Mrs. Lucretia Edlow — B.A. in History. Mr. Berkley Gibbs — B.S. in Secondary Ed. 131 Itv Qpifa ojj- QcmApih, Cqujobbk Qc i cum . . . WouU Zoning Ptoi ct idpjnticti A ' ? All of the controversy about zoning may eventually lead to restrictions concerning sand pits and the inevi¬ table lake that is produced by min¬ ing sand, as above. Below, the ero¬ sion caused by such mining might make soccer even more difficult to play! 132 CM ioxM Go- Down — A Jew-l-tou es Qhow- Left: These grave sites were recently destroyed because of projected con¬ struction on Bray’s road. Quiet woodsy areas have become noisy with machinery, especially along Rt 17 this year. Lower Left: Nancy King and Shel¬ ley Thornton grimace when they see the horrible condition of the soccer field. Middle: Cindy Foor grins at the tunnels in the soil. Pam Robins dem¬ onstrates gleeful horror when told that soil conservation has been practical on the soccer field. “Oh? she says. r Sfej P| j . ' ' •■« .. : n • ' r - ■ ? : ' ■ rjvtt . H tai |a l JL1 Hfilfc «J.t. -y ;. hvTubufe tfr Owi WoM — OivO Qj sfJkssBctAik . . . : rV V O j jz J o ° . , A v - r V A G ,C N J qC l � - A vS ,S ,e , vS a ' ( lc V- eXoSS, w s - i C ' n fU - ,oS L ' ‘ S ,ncA eC ‘ J CH lO UOt ; 5 J IlfeSl - M ' 1 grfl ■ V j 15 JI rr rr 7T ' n.n rr ' TT.!T f! ffffT’l ff� wT?|nryTfpiti HP | || 1 y« Jt T? � l l T ' r y 1 r � � n.mar ■ 1 • ' i . HHHHMHBHHBHBMHHHIBHIHHnnHn . ■ -� X‘ a t ' ■HH BBHBI ? If . - 1 A £l xj Upper Left: Page 134 Brooding earth as seen from the moon — our space is home. Man’s and nature ' s beauty com¬ bine at the Coleman Bridge at moon- rise and are sweetly silent . . . The bridge brings workers home to a warm speeds homeward. The York river pro¬ vides recreation and livelihood for Gloucester people. Photos taken by Dito Morales, winner of Cavalier com¬ petition photography. sters “over the river” to movies and disco dancing. Above: The York River ' s glassy surface reflects a silent seagull in our busy bustling world. Below: One tiny boat Top: Jimmy Boothe is participating in a pre-vocational program. Left Middle: Michael Miller enjoys working in wood shop. Right: Mr. Gibbs demonstrates the use of the machinery in wood shop. Bottom Left: Kenneth Thompson and Saunders Lockley are eager partici¬ pants in Mr. Gibbs’ class. Bottom Right: Harry Jackson is concentrating on his work in the prevocational wood- shop. Page 137, Top: James Marshall learns to use the automatic planing machine. Bottom: Thomas Rice demonstrates machine for his classmates. 136 lidugbiLoJl Coop i £uf TtcunUtg The I.C.T. program is a new concept developed by the State Dept, of Education; Glou¬ cester High School was selected to be the first school in the state to try the new idea under the supervision of Jack Hutchins, the Industrial Arts teacher. There are eighty freshmen in the program this year. The main idea of the new program is to expose incoming freshmen to various areas of vocational training that will be available to them during their last three years of high school. All areas could not be covered in a year’s time due to the many courses offered in the vocational wing, so four were picked for this year. They are Blueprinting and Design, Met¬ als, Auto Mechanics and Build¬ ing Trades. The students will spend approximately seven to eight weeks with Mr. Hutchins, going over the basics of the four areas mentioned, and then they will spend one week with each of the other three teach¬ ers in their respective shops. This will enable the students to get a first hand look at the other areas. Hopefully, after the year is over, students will be able to make a logical deci¬ sion about the vocational area they like the best. 137 BcuulBedkuM The band stampeded out¬ side ready to battle the heat and dust, blaring, drumming, talking, carousing, dancing, and laughing to the toots and beats of horns and drums. As the hockey and football teams assembled on their fields they could look across the heat waves and see the band marching and playing in unison as they followed the cues of drum major, Johnathan Hargis. At four thirty the stampede began. Band members fled to the teacher’s lounge, sweaty faces dripping and instruments clanking. The drink machine spouted forth its bounty — oranges, grapes, and Mr. Pibbs overflowed. Out again to the field they go to pull together the rusty honks and misstep- ped feet. On the nights of the home football games the band appeared in red, white, and black suits and marched smartly across the field. You could have never guessed that they were the crew of latter days as they stared solemnly after the performance was done. In September the band went to White Stone for the annual County Fair Parade. Winning first place the band received a trophy and was presented with fifty dollars. r. r i. J f |1|l 1 1 . 1 : 4 it ( Johnathan Hargis concentrates on drum-majoring in the White Stone competition for bands. The band makes last minute adjust¬ ments while getting ready to become striaght-faced participants in the parade. The band forms parallel lines along the White Stone streets as they march onward. 138 Martha Zahn and John Winslow try to organize music sheets and books in the band room. Band director, Harry Lloyd, uses hand language to prove his point. Flag bearers, Wanda Wolf, Sherri Conner, Amy Simpson, and Frances Batchelor lead the band at halftime on Homecoming night. “Band Bedlam” continues as carousing kids take a break. 139 ■■ ■ ■ ' tar Lung Cancer Rate Surges, Up Sharply Among Womei -r CctMzli i Chct iges Ahtod Top Left: Yearbook Officers, Back Cook, L. Edwards Middle Row: R. Page 143, Left: Delia Ray rummages Row: K. Catlette, academic editor, P. Brooks, T. Redcross, D Ray, C. Clark, through tfie file to find football score- Colosi, yearbook sponsor, D. Ray, lay- E. Cooper, R. Grow Front: J. Hicks, R. boards; it’s funny how they disappear out editor, C. Clark, copy editor Front Brooks, K. Robins, R. Jones, D Knapp, in the Cavalier office. Row K Robins, editor, R. Jones, D K Tillage, C. Walker Bottom Left: M. Page 143, Top right: Moderator Randy Knapp, J Hicks, also not pictured F Merriner, J. Thomason, W. Walker, Jones tells the audience to order their Bartlett, academic editor. Top Right, watch as Mr. Robert Bailey demon- yearbooks during the assembly. Mid- Left to Right R Jones, M. Walthall, D strates the press camera. Bottom die: Sabrina Walker sings. Below: Toni Ray, D Knapp, C. Clark enjoy a good Right: M. Zahn and J. Thomason pose Shaw also entertained during the laugh while working after school. Mid- for a still life as Mr. Bailey checks his assembly, die, Back Row: W Walker, V. Ellis, H. flash meter Ch u$hnCt (jOWC cb Top: The stage band produces the lovely sounds of Christmas melodies. Lower Left: The Chorale sings a few notes for our entertainment. Lower Right: Christine Maggard concentrates on Mr. Lloyd ' s direction. 144 Top Left: Mr. Lloyd seems to enjoy his band. Center: Preparation for the Christmas concert includes decorating the audi¬ torium. Left, Lower: Clarence Cully uses all his air creatively. Upper Right: Orgy! No, just the Madri¬ gals singing their traditional T’was the Night Before Christmas. Middle Right: We all heard that beauti¬ ful concert. Qckodk A Jc CoH$ut mg Job Our activities take up as much time as our school work or so it seems. From the ring dance to class meetings to just plain having fun we know how to make the best of everything. Well, almost everything, with the exception of an occasional test or report. Through thick and thin, quizzes and report cards we have laughed, smiled, worried, and even cried a little. We have made new friends and reac¬ quainted ourselves with old ones. Putting up with teachers and administration has kept us busy, too. Or maybe that should be the teachers and administration putting up with us has taken up quite a lot of time. Top Left: That’s entertainment! Top Right: The things Kelly Hasty goes through to do her U.S. History report. Middle: One never knows what they have to be subjected to in order to get an ice cream. Bottom Left: I told you today was Satur¬ day. Bottom Right: ‘‘The Fearsome Four¬ some Top Left: Martha Zahn seems to be the center of attention at one of many productive Junior class rep. meetings. Middle Left: . . . and that teacher told me she wasn’t going to come to class today.” Middle Right: Cindi Corr and her escort Jimmy Suth¬ erland display a cake molded by Mrs. Benton for the display. Bot¬ tom Left: LaMar Bartlett is over¬ joyed by the presence of Denise Dickey, but Denise has some¬ thing (or someone) else on her mind. 147 Lights. . . (jOUM tfUS . . . MACVl Talented students, Mr. Raynes, and a good script was all that was needed to produce the fall production, M A S H. A good number of the cast were freshmen, although the upperclassmen were not few by any means. Mr. Raynes was the director while Vickie Stephen, stage man¬ ager, and Jeri Webb, assistant manager kept the backstage scene in line. With a few cases of stage fright and some little mishaps, the director kept the whole crew working to produce one of the drama department’s finest comedies. The ‘‘One Acts” were presented in late winter with quite a few cast members from the fall production plus several new stars were added on. Again, Mr. Raynes directed and Vickie Stephen and Tammy Harwood were stage manager’s assist¬ ants to the director. Two presentations of the ‘‘One Acts” were given at the Penin¬ sula Community Theatre and with that honor there is no stopping the drama department until the end of the spring musical. The Koreans, K. Bell and M. Wojick, watch as Col. Blake stares down another MASHer. Radar, J. Winslow, hangs on to his teddy bear as nurse, C. Moore, hangs on to him. R. Evans and R. Brooks seriously rehearse for M A S H . Drama Club: D. Lemon, R. Helbig, J. Winslow, C. Moore, S. Cluverius, B. Miller, E. Edmonds, K. Rhea, T. Vaughn, R. Evans, D. Croswell, S. Villa, R. Brooks , J. Rowe, L. Smith, K. Moore, B. Minnick, J. Wil¬ liams, T Hoover, T. Harwood, V. Arnold, M. Loviner, S. Clements, J. Webb, V. Stephen, L. Edwards, M Marble, V Ellis, T. Redcross, G. Simpson, C. Maggard, S. Wyke, W. Walker, J. Bland, T. Hammond! T. McCoy, B. Dunn, D. Hogge, M. Mariner, J. Holland. 148 Top L.: A dance to the loss of inno¬ cence during the One Acts. L. Center: Kathryn portrays and poses. Top R.: The nurses look on as the Bon- witts show that they are nitwits. Above: Thespians: Bottom, L-R: V. Ste¬ phan, R. Brooks, T. Hoover, J. Bland, K. Rhea, V. Arnold, T. Harwood. Top, L-R: J. Winslow, R. Helbig, T. McCoy. Left: Backstage jitters before the One Acts. 149 Bottom Row: Lynn Cottee, Brenda Marshell, Cathy Daniel, Kathy Fox, Steve Hagleburger, Cindy Corr, Cindy Thomas, Mallory Haskins, Eddie Knapp, Ray Carneal, Dawn DeBolt, Gay Butler, Sandra Tucker, Martha Zahn, Peggy Stubblefield, Ann Zahn, Beth Foor, Jennifer Hogge. Second Row: Bert Kirkland, Dona Guillantine, Billy Garrison, Rita Hall, Doaty Knapp, Saundra Byrd, Margaret Marble, Francis Thomas, Nancy King, Shelley Thorton, Den- nie Fife, Carol Williams, Robin Lewis, Tonya Hoover, Karen Tillage, Robin Hogge. Third Row: Eric Price, Jim Thomason, Jill Owens, Melanie Walthall, Lynn Hall, Susan Morgan, Cindy Foor, Margaret Gaskins, Mary Hassle, Ann Stafford, Jeff Brown, Gail Lyle, Tammy Harwood, Cindy Hudgins, Tina Rowe. Fourth Row: John Hunt, Scott Basta, Pam Fanning, Steve Carmine, Trotman Simpson, Ellen Cooper, Emily Hargis, Annette Newton, Carolyn Clark, Anna Ross, Paul Sharpe, Dana Blanks, Jay Bland, Ann Garrett, Pam Robins. Fifth Row: Joe Chivarias, David White, Pat Stubblefield, Kelly Hasty, Sharon McKindree, Maryanne Davis, Bettina Wilshevski, Kathryn Ray, Nathan Simpson, Phil Rilee, Mike Brewer, Nancy Whitehead, Emily Ippolito, AFC CCA Bottom Row: Sherri Benton, Ann Garrett, Berni West, Brenda Jessen, Michelle Mitchell, Pam Fanning, Cindy Corr, Susan Hargis, Sharon McKindree, Paula Hogge, Regina Pollard, Natalie Horsley, Margarie White. Sec¬ ond Row: Tony Pomoto, Susan Higgans, Mic¬ helle Hogge, Tricia Brown, Nancy King, Lesa Brown, Stephanie Rouse, Tracy Pultz, Kathryn Rhea, Richard Sindle, Vicki Lett, Beth Miller, Terry Redcross, Kathy Nuttall. Third Row: Nathaniel Cook, Bob Harris, Rich¬ ard Isner, Lisa Williams, Timmy Steele, Donna Wells, Joe Scott, Shelley Thorten, Scott Prince, Julie Kurtz, Howard Cook, Ricky But¬ ler, Nathan Simpson, Nathan Brown, Betsy Setterholm, Saundra Byrd, Yvonne Howard, Shirley West, Neal Hogge, Carol King, Caro¬ lyn Gumar. Fourth Row: Scott Basta, Beth Foor, Sheila Kendrick, Patty West. Newspaper Staff, left to right, Front Row: Doug Evans, Susan Cartwright, Toni Ran¬ dall, Annette Lee, Cynthia Carr, Dennie Fife, Rona Brooks. Sponsor, Mrs. Middle- brook, Tracy Pultz, Lynn Hall, Cary Zeimer, Jean Rowe, Anita Brown, Robert Brooks. Third Row: Steve Clements, Janet Holland, Howard Cook, Thomas Hayman, Rosemary Evans, Charles Wesley, Yvonne Howard, Pam Willis, Roberta Grow. 150 FHA, left to right, front to back: Patty Porch, Toni Shaw, Crystal Oliver, Cheryl Dutton, Carolyn Bardner. Second Row: Jeanette Jackson, Althea Burrell, Joanne Walker, Janet Matuse, Juanita Brown, Pebbie Hudgrns, Nancy Ewall, Sherry Jackson, Sylvia Jones, Rita Willis, Paula Davis. Third Row: Terri Paige, Gloria Louvier, Lynette Page, Amy Lee, Jean Keats, Lucille Marshall, Kathryn Cook. D Ew( _..yn, Karen Haley, Thelma Dease. Sixth Row: Tammy Thrift, Beverly Fary, Jay Jones, Patton Cohnor, Jay Blackman, Susan Hargis, Betsy Setterholm, Ricky Butler, Shirley Wast, Neal Hogge, Velvet Williams, Mike Demico, Jaylyn Leonard, Susan Blake, Kristie Hirv, Dito Morales. Sev¬ enth Row: Karen Sears, Martin Walker, Nelson Dutton, Mark Merriner, Brian Clements, Jim Garrett, Billy Whitley, Jeffrey West, Harry Belvin, Charlene Robins, Cynthia Carr, Nancy Ewell, Teresa Brown, Troy Dalton, Yvonne Howard, Derik Bolden, Terry Greene, Joanne Belvin. fuct i - L ' JfP Ik - JiBI 1 Hr jB 1 .3 ■W Jy F m Hero, left to right, ba ck to front row: Jaunita Brown, Debbie Hudgrns, Mar- cene Brown, Dorothy Cook, Ruby West, Sharon Hall, Donna Hogge, Patty Leeman, Terry Spencer, Debbie Cook, Jasinita Ware, Veronica Foster, Terry Jackson, Jean Keats, Connie Green, Beitia Page, Janis Olivis, Randy Jones, Mary Jackson, Alicia Hogge, Linda Washington, Arlene Sparks, Monica McKinney, Julia Carter, Darlene Wash¬ ington, Jennifer Maddox, Barbara Sutherland. 151 GLOUCESTER CHAPTER ClHWt� � l«� - OUR MOTTO Learning to do Doing to learn Earninq to Live Living to Serve to j—sao 1 : i ! 4, w F.F.A.: Mr. MacMullen, Brian Cambell, Don Whiting, Eric Hockstedlar, Daniel Nye, James Washington, Mitchell Haywood, Timmy Har¬ vey, Harry Jenkins, Damon Horsley, Wayne Steele, Kurt Lett, Harry A twell, Mike Stan- brook, Lee Smith, Lonzie Whiting, Johnny Hogan, Gordan Rife, Ralph Bonniville, Billy Smith, Scott Moore, Tom Smith, Ken Red- cross. Fourth Row: James West, Michael Hudgins, Chris Smeland, Bobby Basin, Jerry Stokes, Marvin Washington, A. D. Berry, Charles Adams, Jerry Washington, Terry Leigh, Stephen Fields. VISION F A sdCZZ EDUCATION UTURE USINESS EADERS MERICA Vision Staff Members: Marty Cox, Jimmy Blevins, George Simpson, Mary Hassell 152 F.F.A. Officers: Donald Whiting, Eric Hockstedlar, Kevin Lipscomb, James Washington, Daniel Nye. Library Aide: Delores Milby, Ronald Heerdt, Arthur Lang, Debbie Gerhardt, Cathy Thomas, Rosemary Cook, Jua¬ nita Brown, Linda Bradford, Patty Ley- man, Vickie Gerhardt, Debbie Hudgins, Charles Johnson, Wanda Horton, Mary Phillips, Laurie Peebles, Beverly Fary, Calvin Oliver, Sharon Hoell, Marty Cox, Janet Holland. ' § ' ' ' 1 B JfC jf Mr r Jtfefln F.B.L.A.: Julia Carter, Carol King, Delores Klebitz, Mrs. LeMasters, Dar¬ lene Washington, Calisse Washington, Janice Olivis, Debra Perrin, Rhonda Jackson, Sharon Hassell, Sherry Colon, Penny Simmons, Jeri Webb, Cecelia Hogge, Rene Summers, Mic¬ helle Savage, Julie Kurtz, Susan Gard¬ ner, Wanda Horton, Sherry Berry, Shema Gregory, Elaine Howard, Velvet Williams, Betsy Setterholm, Shirley West, Kim West, Kathy West. Office Assistants: Vivian Haywood, Angela Foster, Barbara Sutherland, Gail Carter, Ruby West, Kim Briggs, Kim West, Theresa Rilee, Linda Rilee, Jackie Carter, Jennifer Mattox, Donna Hogge, Holly White, Rosemary Helbig, Lorraine Brown, Robert Leppin, Tony Shaw, Sharon Hassell, Jim Thompson, Cindy Wilson. 153 Pom Pom Squad: Left to Right: Rene Hogge, Tonya Hoover, Karen Til- liage, Sheila Kendrick, Cindy Hudgins, Tammy Robbins, Tammy Har¬ wood, Tina Rowe, Barbara Sutherland. V. Cheerleaders: Jennifer Hogge, Saundra Byrd, Regina Pollard, Ellen Cooper, Sherri Ward, Donna Wells, Julie Kurtz, Maryanne Davis, Beth Foor, Dawn DeBolt, Cindy Foor. Flag Team: Sonya Tucker, Rita Hall, Mary Rigler, Cindy Keaton, Lynn Hall, Terri Spencer. Bottom, Left to Right: Sherri Ward, Julie Kurtz, and Donna Wells concen¬ trate on mounts for the next home game. Karen Tillage gives a smile of confi¬ dence as Rene Hogge and Cindy Hud¬ gins follow suit. Regina Pollard gives a yell as Donna Wells puts it in. The Pom Pom Squad begins their daily ritual by toe touching. 154 c orensics: Left to Right: Beth Foor, Robin DeBolt, Cindy Foor, Mike D’Amico, Jim Thomason, George Simpson, Howard Cook, Ty Vaughn, Rosemary Evans, Mrs. Karen Flowe. Chess Team: Joseph Cluverius, Steve Myers, Steve Myers, Steve Mitchum, Billy Hoover, Nathan Brown. FOJvMtCS BdfrCftub Beta: Debbie Montague, Martha Zahn, Theresa Clements, Cindi Coor, Peg Stubblefield, Donna Wells, Kathy West, Sabrina Walker, Carol King, Anne Staf¬ ford, Miss Simmons, Shema Gregory, Beth Turner, Pat Stubblefield, Bettina Wilchefsky, Kathryn Ray, Shirley West, Patton Conner, Tammy Harwood, Sheila Kendrick, Vivian Arnold, Laura West, Sherry Berry, Janice Olivis, Mark Gory, Mark Mariner, Todd Kaylor, Mike Brewer, Neil Robins, Nathan Simpson, Alan Whitt, Tom Carter, Greg Carmine, Joe Cluverius, Mr. Sandridge, Phil Rilee, Keith Bergeron, Robert Riggan, Ty Vaughn, Derk Bolden, Jay Bland, Ricky Butler, Doug Northstein, Jon VanCieave, Jim Thomason, Tommy Zwerner. Chess Club: Lance Struther, Kenny Sabin, George Simpson, Cindy Emory, Sherry Reimer, Thomas Hammond, Mike D ' Amico, Roger Rush, Steve Mitchum, Nathan Brown, Joe Cluver¬ ius, Billy Hoover, Steve Myers, Mr. Lewis. 155 Bottom, L-R: J. Lopez, T. Vaugn, J. Thompson, G. Carmine. Top: K. Bradley, W. Fary, R. DeBolt, S. 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F j o 4 ) d Z D 168 ftidep Adams, Charles 74 Allen, Laura 74 Ambrose, Doug 90,109 Ambrose, Scott 36, 59 Ambrose, William Arnold, Clifford 58 Arnold, Heather 74 Arnold, Sheryl 90,100 Arnold, Vivian 58,140,148 Ashberry, Stephen 58 Atwell, Harry 90 Baines, Joan 100 Ballance, Tammy 58 Banks, Bruce 36 Banks, Kevin 58,106 Banks, Steven 88, 90 Barden, Carolyn 74 Barefoot, Steve 74,109 Bartlett, Doris 90 Bartlett, Fred 68, 118 Bartlett, Lamar 58, 139,118 Bartley, Isabella 45 Bartoszewicz, Jenette 90 Basin, Bobby 74 Bass, Rene 74 Basta, Scott 74,150 Batchelor, Frances 74 Bates, Debra 58 Baumgardner, Patricia 36 Bazen, R. C. 58 Beauchemin, Ruth 90 Beauchemin, Carolyn 36 Beck, Lisa 74 Beckwith, Lorrie 36 Beckwith, Scott 74 Bell, Kelly 36 Belvin, Bernard 58 Belvin, Harry 58, 76,150 Belvin, Joanne 74,150 Belvin, Sherry 90 Benton, Sherri 8, 58, 68 Berg, George 90 Bergeron, Keith 36, 106 Berrt, Anthony 90,100 Berry, George 58, 68 Berrt, Gerald 58 Berry, Sherry 58 Berry, Stanley 58 Berryman, Beverly 36 Billups, Cheryl 34, 36 Billups, Ernest 90, 100 Birdsall, David 4,105, 58 Birdsall, Virginia 90 Blackmon, Jay 58, 150 Blake, Kenneth 74 Blake, Mary 36 Blake, Susan 74, 150 Bland, Jay 58,140,148, 150 Bland, Steven 90,109 Blanks, Dana 36, 150 Blands, Vincent 74 Blevins, Jimmy 74 Blevins, Lee 58 Blevins, Eddie Lyn 74 Boener, Lee 37 Bogue, Robin 90 Bohannon, Connie 90 Bolden, Derek 37, 150 Bond, Derek 90 Bond, Henry 59 Bonner, Steve 37 Bonniville, Anna 100 Bonniville, Ralph 58 Bonniville, Regina 90 Booker, Vernon 37 Boothe, James 100 Boothe, Ricky 58 Booth, Loretta 37 Boothe, Robert 37,106 Bogue, Robin 110 Bostic, Linda 74 Bowman, Amanda 58 Bowman, Rebecca 74 Bradford, Blaine 90, 92 Bradley, Kit 15, 22,58 Bradshaw, Andy 37 Bradshaw, George 90 Brandford, Linda 37 Brannon, Bobby 58 Brewer, Kelli 88, 90,112,133 Brewer, Michael 33, 58,150 Briggs, John 74,109,106 Briggs, Kim 59 Bright, Terrence 90 Bristow, Kevin 74 Bristow, Deanne 37 Bristow, Kathleen 90 Brock, Michael 90 Brooks, Rona 74,142,150 Brooks, Robert 140, 37,142,148,150 Broughton, Annette 59 Brown, Scott 74 Brown, Neal 68 Brown, Nathan 38,150 Brown, Marcine 74 Brown, Lorraine 59 Brown, Lesa 22 Brown, Lawrence 12, 37,108 Brown, Juanita 59 Brown, John 59 Brown, Timmy 59 Brown, Tricia 19, 90,150 Brown, Stacey 90 Brown, Sharon 29 Brown, Betty 74 Brown, Doug 74 Brown, Howard 74 Brown, Jeff 90 Brown, Jeffrey 150 Burse, Janice 19, 91,110,100 Busic, Suzanne 75 Butler, Ricky 38, 150 Butler, Gay 91,150 Burrell, Wayne 38 Burrell, Harold 38 Burrell, Consuelo 59 Burrell, Benny 38 Burrell, Althea 90 Bynum, Michael 59 Byrd, Alan Byrd, Saundra 38,150 Callis, Bobby 75 Campbell, Brenda 75 Campbell, Brian 59,152,153 Carino, Jeff 101,118 Carleton, Kim 59 Carmine, Angela 91 Carmine, Bill 75 Carmine, Greg 59,155 Carmine, Richard 38 Carmine, Stacey 91 Carmine, Steve 75,150 Carneal, Ray 38,103,106,150 Carr, Cynthia 59,150 Carr, Rachael 91 Carter, Gail 38,153 Carter, Jackie 59,153 Carter, Julia 59,153 Carter, Paulette 70 Cartwritht, Suzy 75,150,149 Catlett, Karen 142,143 Caviness, Christine 84 Cecil, Linda 38 Cerny, James 59 Cerny, Keith 70 Cerny, Suzanna 91 Chamberlain, Gilmer 75 Chamberlain, Helen 59 Chambliss, Elizabeth 70 Chapman 91 Chapman, Karen 59 Clark, Carolyn 75,142,150 Clark, Michael 91 Clark, Tom 59 Clarkson, Wade 75 Clayborne, Jennifer 59 Claybrook, Anita 91,93,112 Clements, Annette 75 Clements, Brian 59, 150 Clements, Mark 75, 118 Clements, Fredrick 38 Clements, Steven 91,149,150 169 Clements, Teresa 59,150,155 Clevinger, Brian 70 Clifton, David 75 Clifton, Debbie 59 Cluverius, Joe 39,150, 155 Coates, Barbara 91 Coats, Ronnie 59, 68 Coates, Virginia 39 Cobbs, Rhonda 91,110 Cochran, David 91 Cochran, Debra 59 Colon, Marlena 75 Colon, Sherri 59, 87,153 Conner, Patton 10, 31,56, 59, 150,155 Conner, Sherri 60 Cook, Catherine 100 Cook, Charles 33, 91 Cook, Debbie 60 Cook, Dorothy 60 Cook, Howard 23, 75, 142,150,155 Cook, Nathaniel 150 Cook, Raymond 75 Cook, Rosa 153 Cook, Rosemary 39 Cook, Tony 100 Cook, Wayne 60 Cooke, Nathaniel 75 Cooper, Angel 59 Cooper, Ellen 8, 75,150 Corbin, Carol 39 Corbin, Lewis 84 Corbin, Yvonne 91 Corey, Julie 60 Corr, Cindi 19, 56, 57, 30,139,150, 155 Cottee, Lynn 75, 84,150 Cox, Jimmie 79 Cox, Marty 75, 152, 153 Craig, Dale 91 Crews, Ricky 60 Crittenden, Guy 2, 56, 73, 101,105,106 Croswell, Danny 72, 75, 141,149 Crumpler, Rickey 68 Culley, Clerence 60, 65 Culverius, Steve 149 Salton, Troy 60, 150 Dame, Brad 75 Dame, Theresa 60 Dameron, Dennis 100 D ' Amico, Micheal 155 Danforth, Pete 75 Daniel, Kathy 75,150 Daknell, Alan 75 Davis, Gina 75 Davis, Maryanne 68,141,150 Davis, Paula 91,110 Davis, Reggie 60 Davis, Renee 39,110,111 Davis, Ricky 91 Davis, Steven 75 Dayton, Andy 60, 99,106 Dea, David 100 Dea, Denise 60 Dease, Thelma 75,150 Deaton, Debra 76 DeBolt, Dawn 19, 88, 91,150 DeBolt, Paul 91,100 DeBolt, Robin 155 Dedmon, Dennis 39 Dehardit, Beth 39 Deforge, Douglas 76 Dickey, Denise 60,139 Dickey, LaVerne 39 Dixon, Delores 39 Dixon, Lisa 91,100 Dixon, Robin 91 Dover, Lori 60 Drew, Barbara 91 Drew, Franklin 84 Drew, Richard 39 Drews, Jill 91 Driver, Joan 91 Driver, Thermon 60 Dunlap, John 76, 84,118 Dunlap, Robert 60 Dunn, Bryan 60, 149 Dunston, Cheryl 76 Dutton, Cheryl 76 Dutton, Nelson 33, 60,118, 139, 150 Dutton, Steve 68 Dutton, Sylvia Eason, Sherri 31,84 Easter, Evie 76 Edmonds, Eileen 76,118,143,149 Edwards, Larry 40,142,149 Eley, Mark 91 Elkins, Jeff 92, 109 Ellis, Shirley 92, 100 Ellis, Valerie 76, 111, 142,149 Emerson, Dorothy 40, 69 Emory, Cynthia 92,142,155 Epp, Viola 40 Evans, Becky 76 Evans, Douglas 92, 109, 50 Evans, Lowell 40,115 Evans, Rosemary 92,149,150,155 Ewell, Diane 23, 76, 84 Ewell, Nancy 60, 150 Fanning, Pam 150 Fanning, Scott 92, 152 Fary, Beverly 22, 72, 76,150,153 Fary, Stephanie 40 Fary, Wanda 40 Field, Stephen 76,152 Fields, Pat 60 Fife, Deenie 16, 66, 75, 92,150 Finney, Scott 56 Fite, Mack 76 Fletcher, Stephanie 39 Fletcher, William 76,118 Foor, Beth 40, 70,150, 155 Foor, Cindy 16, 66, 76, 133, 137, 150, 155 Foster, Angela 60,11,153 Foster, Charlene 92 Foster, Jerry 76 Foster, Nancy 68 Foster, Veronica 76,110 Fowler, Mark 76,109 Fowler, Toy 39 Fox, Katheryn 60, 68, 150 Freeman, Diane 92 Freeman, Micheal 60 Freeman, Pam 76 French, Norman 61 Gambrill, Ross 76 Gant, Scottie 84 Gardner, Susan 61,153 Gernand, Susna 76 Garrett, Ann 56, 61,119,143,150 Garrett, Jim 40,150 Gary, John 61 Gaskins, Margaret 76, 150 Gaster, William 92 Gerhardt, Debbie 61,153 Gerhardt, Vickie 76,153 German, Heidi 92 Gibson, Paul 76 Gilley, Delores 76, 69 Glossen, Kathy 76 Goens, Brenda 61 Gorey, Mark 61,101,155 170 Grabenstetter, Joe 77 Green, Alice 77 Green, Chris 92,152 Green, Connie 92 Green, Sophia 92 Greene, Angela 77 Greene, Denise 92 Greene, Kim 40, 69 Greene, Terry 41,69 Gregory, Shema 61,153,155 Gregsby, Alice 92 Griffin, Helen 92 Griffin, Michael 61,106 Griffith, Tammy 92,100 Grimes, Jean 77, 61 Gross, Troy 61 Grow, Roberta 92, 142 Gullentine, Dona 61,150 Gumaer, Michelle 61 Gumear, Susan 77, 92 Guylitto, Tony 61,106,107 Guyton, Tracie 77 Gwyn, Mark 61,150 Hagelberger, Steve 70,103,106,150 Haley, Karen 19, 23, 77,150 Hall, Debra 61 Hall, Lynn 77,150 Hall, Rita 19, 77, 150 Hall, Robin 92 Hall, Stephanie 92 Hamilton, Denise 92 Hamilton, Joseph Hamilton, Patrick 70 Hansford, Duane 92,109 Hardee, Laura 41 Hardy, Angie 77 Hargis, Emily 77,150 Hargis, Jonathan 15, 41 Hargis, Susan 56, 61,150 Harper, Raymond 92, 100 Harper, Timmy 84 Harrell, Donald 92 Harris, James 61,152 Harris, Joyce 77 Harris, Kenneth 93 Harris, Kimberly 93 Harris, Randy 93 Harris, Robert 88, 92,159 Harris, Tammy 93 Harris, Teresa 77 Harris, Virginia 93 Hart, Randall 77 Harvey, Barry 61 Harvey, Timmy 93,152 Harwood, Robert 77 Hardwood, Stuart 41 Harwood, Tammy 89,140, 148,149,150, 155 Haskins, Mallory 30, 61,150 Hassell, Mary 41,111, 150,152 Hassell, Sharon 61 Hasty, Blair 93 Hatchel, Pamela 69 Hawkins, Steve 41 Hay man, Thomas 61,150, 149,155 Haynes, Cheryl 84 Haynes, Raymond 141 Haywood, Rebecca 93 Haywood, Stephen 77, 109 Haywood, Vivian 61,153 Haywood, William 93 Heerdt, Donald 41 Heerdt, Ronald 61,153 Helbig, Jamie 77 Helbig, Jeanette 100 Helbig, Rosemary 140, 51, 148,153 Hellebramdt, Paul 22, 41,106 Hendrix, John 77 Henry, Roy 41,101,71, 103 Hicks, John 62, 142,118 Higgins, Susan 42,150 Hill, Theresa 77, 93 Hirn, Kristie 77,150 Hiesr, Brian 93 Huckstedler, William Eric 62,153 Hockstedler, Kurt 77,118 Hodges, Brian 93 Hodges, Sharon 42 Hodges, Toni 77 Hoell, Sharon 77,153 Hogan, John 77, 109, 152 Hogge, Alycia 62 Hogge, Brenda 93 Hogge, Cecilia Ann 62, 153 Hogge, Dana 93 Hogge, Debbie 77, 68 Hogge, Donald 62 Hogge, Donna Jean 68, 153 Hogge, Douglass 62 Hogge, Duane 70 Hogge, Eddie 42 Hogge, Jackie 42 Hogge, Jeff 109 Hogge, Jennifer 16, 2, 43, 42,150 Hogge,Joann Hogge, Jody 42 Hogge, Keith 42, 106 Hogge, Kenny 62 Hogge, Laura 93 Hogge, Luella 77 Hogge, MaryBeth 93 Hogge, Michelle 10, 93, 88, 89,150 Hogge, Neil 150 Hogge, Paula 72, 77, 84,150 Hogge, Robin 42, 150 Hogge, Stephenie 62,100,149 Hogge, Terri 78 Hogge, Wendy 2, 16, 66, 78, 84 Holland, Janet 42, 149, 150,153 Holland, Jill 42 Holland, Mike 78,118 Holland, Wes 84,106,109 Honaker, Andy 62 Honaker, David 22, 93 Honeycutt, Johnny 78 Hoover, Billy 71, 155 Hoover, Chuck 78 Hoover, Tonya 89, 62, 64, 140, 148, 149, 150 Hopkins, Michael 78 Hornsby, Robert 100 Horsely, Anita 93 Horsley, Damon 62, 152 Horsely, David 93 Horsely, Herman 68 Horsely, Natlie 66, 72, 78,150 Horton, Wanda 42,153 Howard, Elaine 34, 43,153 171 Howard, Yvonne 62,150 Howlett, Kenny 78 Hudgins, Cindy 78,150 Hudgins, Dana 93 Hudgins, Ronnie 62,100 Hunley, Thomas 100 Hungate, Judy 78 Hunt, John 78,150 Ippolito, Emily 72,78,150 Jackson, Alfreda 43,111,110 Jackson, Bernetta 111,71 Jackson, Chrystal 78, 62,100 Jackson, Harry 93,136 Jackson, Joyce 43 Jackson, Linda 93 Jackson, Sandra 68 Jackson, Sherwood 24,115 Jackson, Terri 68 Jackson, Veronic 43,153 Jackson, Vincent 78 Jackson, Wayne 93 Jackson, Willie 93 Jenkins, Andy 78 Jenkins, Babara 62 Jenkins, Bonnie 78 Jenkins, Charles 62 Jenkins, David 43 Jenkins, Harry 93 Jenkins, Lane 62 Jenkins, Lisa 43 Jenkins, Lyn 93 Jenkins, Paula 94 Jenkins, Preston 69 Jenkins, Theresa 78 Jessen, Brenda 72, 78,150 Jessie, Cindy Johnson, Angela 78,110 Johnson, Charles 101,106,153 Johnson, Saisy 101 Jones, Enos 68 Jones, Francis 62 Jones, Jay 62,68,150 Jones, Margaret 101 Jones, Michelle 94,101,110 Jones, Randy 34, 43,142,143 Jones, Sally 69, 87 Jones, Sylvia 78 Jurgensen, Dora 62 Jurgenson, Thomas 94 Jutras, Jerry 94 Kane, Billy 62, 94,118 Kayior, Kevin 88,116 Kaylor, Todd 62,150,155 Keaton, Cindy 62 Keaton, Danny 94 Keats,Darlene62, 111 Keats, Hilda 94 Keats, Jean 62 Kellum, Mark 78,62 Kellum, Tony 43 Kemp, Charlene 63 Kemp, Charlotte 94 Kendrick, Shelia 19, 63, 64,150,155 Kennedy, Doug 101 Kerns, Thomas 63 Keys, Regina 63 Keys, Drene 63 King, Burke 79,109 King, Carol 34,43,150,153,155 King, Mary Ellen 94 King, Nancy 19, 33,66, 75, 94,133,137 Kirkland, Bert 43,150 Kirkland, Jim 63 Kirkland, Margart94 Kirtley, Tee 63,118 Kirtleym, William 79 Klebtiz, Delores 43,153 Knapp, Doaty 79,142,150 Knapp, Eddie 34,44, 71,102,106,150 Koesch, Jimmy 79 Kravrs, Ronnie 79,63 Kruczek, Victor 79 Kurtz, Julie 63, 86,105,149,150,153 Lane, Richard 94,101 Lang, Arthur 44,153 Lang, Paul 79 Lang, Peter, 94 Larkin, Nichael 94 Larrimore, Kelvin 117 Larrimore, Micheal 44 Larrimore, Rodney 63,102 Larrimore, Vernon 63,115 Lawerence, Timmy 94,152 Laws, Stacy 79,109 Lawson, David 94,152 Lee, Amy 63 Lee, Annette 79,150 Lee, Clarence 44 Lee, Darnell 94 Lee, Kimberly 94,101 Lee, Maureen 44 Lee, Towanda94,101 Lehman, Patricia 63,153 Leidig, Cindi 63 Leigh, Jimmy 79 Leigh, Jerry 94,152 Lemon, Alan 44 Lemon, Delia 63,149 Lemons, Peggy 79 Leonard, Jaylin 79,150 Leonard, Kristi 94 Leone, Sal 63 Leppin, Robert 63,153 Lett, Curt 79 Lett, Vickie 56, 57,63,150 Lewis, Brenda 79 Lewis, Robin 8,12,63,150 Lewis, Tommy 94 Lilly, Gail 79 Lilly, Robert 44,106 Lipscomb, Kevin 79,153 Lockley, Carlton 94,101 Lockley, Saunders 94,136 Lollis, Barbara 79 Lollis, Raymond 63 Long, David 71 Lopez, Jeff 79 Loviner, Mike 44,149 Lukman, Tommy 63 Lyell, Marilyn 44, 69,150 Lyerly, Caroline 94 Lyeth, Theresa 94 McCloud, Danny 30, 76, 79,108 McClure, Ronald 79,109 McConnell, Jim 45,153 McCoy, Stella 95 McCoy, Timmy 45,140,148 McFerrin, Gary 95 McFerrin, Sandra 63 McFerrin, Sharon 95 McGawicoiin 149 McKendree, Sharon 63, 68,149,150,15 McKinney, Lisa 95 McKinney, Monica 68 McKinney, Teresa 45 Mabry, Duane 94 Macinture, Alanna 95 Madison, Alan 44 172 Maggard, Christina 95,149 Manning, Dwayne 79 Manning, Ken 95 Manning, Timothy 95, 106 Marble, Margaret 74,149,150 Marshall, Brenda 79,150 Marshall, Christie 63 Marshall, Coleman 63 Marshall, James 63,137 Marshall, Willard 45 Martin, Lisa 95 Martin, Ronnie 79 Matous, Janet 45 Mattocks, Jennifer 63, 68,153 Mayer, Martin 118 Mayo, Carolyn 95 Mead, Cheryl 95 Mead,Todd 79 Merriner, Mark 78,142,150 •V Meyer, Jonathan 95 Michie, Scott 79 Micklos, Mark 79 Milby, Delores 64,153 Millen, Barbara 80 Millen, June 80 Millen, Gene 80, 95,109 Miller, Beth 72,80,150 Miller, David 95 Miller, Dorothy 95 Miller, Michael 64,136 f Miller, Murray 45 Mills, Samuel 95 Mimmick, Beth 64,149 Mitchell, Michelle 80,150 Mitchen, Stephen 68,155 Moclair, David 95 Montaque, Debbie 64,155 Moon, Robin 84 Moore, Brent 64 Moore, Catherine 149 Moore, Cindy 35,54,149 Moore, Jon 80 Moore, Michael 45,149 Moore, Scott 80,152 Moore, Sherry 80 Moore, Tina 45 Morales, Dito 80 j Morgan, Bard 95 Morgan, Susan 80,150 Morgero, Karen 95 Morris, Joy 20, 75,95 Morton, Beth 64,149 Motley, Timmy 64 Mountford, James 95 Mullis, Janet 80 Myers, Alice 95 Myers, John 95 Myers, Kevin 64,114 Myers, Mike 80,109 Myers, Steve 64,118,155 Myers, Sylvia 45 Myers, Kim 80 Nalley, Kathleen 80 Nelms, Susan 64 Newton, Annette 80,150 Nichols, Robert 64 Norman, Celestine 80 Norman, Ella 64 Northstein, Doug 34, 46,155 Northstein, Eldridge64,103 Nuttall, Kathy 95,150 Nye, Daniel 64,163 Nye, Todd 45, 71 Oliver, Calvin 95,153 Oliver, Crystal 80 Oliver, Delores 19,64 Oliver, Lisa 95 Oliver, Mary Olivis, Janice 10,46,153,155 Olivis, Langston 80 Olson, Kathy 68 O’Neil, Terry 64 Otterarson, Norman 64,152 Owens, Jill 80,150 Owens, Kim 46 Owens, Micheal 80 Owens, Myrtle 64 Owens, Susan 64, 68 Page, Beita 68 Paige, Carrie 64 Paige, Lynette 95 Paige, Wendy 95 Paige, Yolanda 80 Panchison, David 96 Parham, William 46 Parham, Patricia 80 Parmoda, Toni 34,46,150 Parnell, Denise 46 Payne, Dale 64,96 Payne, Sharon 64 Peebles, Laurie 80,153 Pennington, Janet 46 Perrin, Debra 46, 70,153 Phelps, Jimmy 64 Phelps, Theresa 96,101 Phill, Patty 64 Phillips, Carla 46 Phillips, Mary 64,153 Pimental, Lina 96 Pittman, Karen 23,64 Puffenberger, Keith 118 Pollard, Denise 69,101 Pollard, Regina 46,105,150 Price, Eric 64,106,118, 119,150 Price, Guy 80 Prince, Scott 88, 96,106,109,150 Pryor, Brian 47 Pultz, Reese 65 Pultz, Terri 80,143 Pultz, Tracie 19,56,64,150 Randall, Calvin 47 Randall, Coons 96 Randall, Denise 101 Randall, James 65 Randall, Keith 101 Randall, Lisa 96 Randall, Toni 150 Ray, Delia 80, 112,142,143 Ray, Kathryn 35, 47,140,148,150 Redcross, Gardner 47 Redcross, Kenneth 81,152 Redcross, Terri 72, 81,142,149,150 Redmond, John 101 Reed, Cathy 96 Reid, Ernest 96 Revere, Tammy 65 Reymer, Sherry 19, 81,84, 155 Leigh, Lisa 47 Rhoades, Melody 71 Rhodes, Stanley 44 Rice, Tomas 96 Rife, Gordon 81, 153 Riggan, Robert 19, 30, 68, 155 Riggan, William 81 Rigler, Mary 96, 101 Rigler, Patty 68 Rilee, Jim 81 Rilee, Larry 96 Rilee, Linda 81,153 Rilee, Melinda 65 Rilee, Philip 47,150,155 Rilee, Robert 47 Rilee, Shelia 96 Rilee, Theresa 65, 153 Roane, Mark 101 Roane, Thomas 65 Robbins, Tammy 64 Robins, Charlene 65, 150 Robins, Glenn 96,117 Robins, Kay 65,142 Robins, Neal 56, 65, 155 Robins, Pam 22, 65, 130,137,150 Robins, Thomas 101 Robinson, Russell 81, 116 Rohrbach, Stacie 73, 81 Ross, Anna Marie 47,150 Rouse, Stephanie 96, 150 Rowe, Carolyn 69, 81 Rowe, Jean 96,149, 150 Rowe, Mark 81 Rowe, Tina 81,150 Rush, Roger 65, 155 Ryals, Ronnie 47 Sabin, Collen 96,101 Sabin, Kathy 29, 47 Sabin, Kenneth 155 Sadler, Cynthia 96 Salley, Brian 96 Salley, George 65 Savage, Craig 96 Savage, Michelle 153, 84 Scarborough, Lisa 96 Schaeffer, George 96,116 Schaumleffel, Jay 96 Schoenborn, Ethel 69 Schoenborn, Georgia 65 Scott, Joe 96,109,116 Scott, Lawrence 47 Scott, Standley 84 Scott, Tracie 65 Scully, Karin 65 Sears, Karen 58, 150 Sessions, Tia 81 Setterholm, Betsy 48, 150,153 Shackelford, Pamela 96 Shackelford, Tammy 65 Shannon, Tripp 97,109 Sharpe, Paul 71, 150 Sharp, Will 97,106,109 Sharpe, Renee 48 Shaw, Toni 65, 69, 79,143 Shearouse, Glenn 81, 109 Shepard, J. T. 48 Shelton, Keith 81 Sidney 81,143 Simmons, Lenny 48,153 Simpson, Amy 81 Simpson, George 65, 149,152,155 Simpson, Nathan 31,56, 65,106, 150,155 Simpson, Trotman 48, 106,150 Sindle, Richard 72, 81,106, 109, 150 Sindle, Susan 97,112 Slade, Tonya 97 Slaughter, Roger 97,191 Slavnik, Tony 71 Smeland, Chris 84,152 Smith, Anna 48 Smith, Becky 65 Smith, Cindy 97 Smith, Gray 81 Smith, Jeff 48 Smith, Joyce 97 Smith, Kevin 96 Smith, Kim 60,139 Smith, Lee 97, 152 Smith, Leonard 65,149 Smith, Linda 81,101 Smith, Marianne 97 Smith, Marsha 23, 97 Smith, Mary 97,101 Smith, Tami 69 Smith, Timothy 81,101,116 Smith, Tom 79, 152 Smith, Ulysses 69 Smith, William 152 Sparks, Arlene 85 Sparks, Sharon 48 Sparks, Shelia 49 Spencer, James 81,114,115,117 Spencer, John 49 Spencer, Kenneth 97,109 Spencer, Kevin 81,109 Spencer, Robert 81 Spencer, Sharon 65,111 Spencer, Terri 49 Spencer, Timmy 81 Spencer, Tracy 49 Spitler, Beth 97 Spitler, Bobby 69 Spruill, Robert 82, 118 Stafford, Anne 49, 113, 143, 150 Stafford, John 65 K v , jgffL it v ' 174 Stafford, Tammy 65,139 Stanbrook, Mike 81,152 Starks, Arsan 97 Starnes, Alden 49 Steele, Timmy 97,109, 116 Steele, Wayne 85, 106, 109,152 Stefan, Vickie 49,140 Stein, Krista 97,101 Sterling, Melissa 65,113,143 Sterling, Ronnie 82 Stevens, Carl 97 Stewart, Michelle 97 Stewart, Rachel 97 Stokes, Charles 92 Stokes, Hal 82 Stokes, Keith 115 Stokes, Randy 65 Strickland, Lincoln 66 Strother, Lance 97, 109, 155 Strother, Mark 97 Stroud, Angela 49 Stubblefield, Pat 5, 66,111,150,155 Stubblefield 5, 20, 56, 66,150,155 Summers, Rene 83,153 Sutherland, Alton 21,49 Sutherland, Barbara 153 Sutton, Melissa 97 Swartz, Kevin 19, 49 Taliffero, Marcel 66,111 Taliaferro, Sharon 97 Tappan, Ronald 33, 82, 116 Taylor, Angelina 97,101 Terrell, Vickie 49 Thomas, Bryan 50 Thomas, Chris 66,118 Thomas, Cindy 2, 50,113, 143,150 Thomas, Francis 97,150 Thomas, Kathy 98 Thomas, Shirley 98 Thomas, Suzanne 65 Thomas, Tammy 22, 65 Thomason, Jim 35, 50,142,150, 155 Thompkins, Archie 98 Thompson, Kenneth 98 Thompson, Leonard 50, 106 Thompson, Terri 66 Thompson, Troy 66, 118 Thornton, Shelly 2, 88, 98, 133,137, 150 Thornton, William 50, 106 Thrift, Mark 85,118 Thrift, Tammy 34, 50,113,150 Tillage, Karen 66,142 Toward, Joe 66 Toward, Karen 98 Toward, Mark 82 Trainham, Pamela 98 Trammell, Keith 82 Trammell, Kent 66 Tucker, Robert 109 Tucker, Sandra 98,150 Tucker, Sonya 82 Turner, Alicia 5, 20, 66 Turner, Debbie 50 Turner, Beth 150,155 Tyson,John 50 VanCleave, Jon 5, 66, 155 VanCleave, Terisa 50 VanGieson, Hank 50 Vaughan, Ty 34, 50, 149,155 Villa, Sue 66,149 Walker, Cynthia 98 Walker, JoAnne 51 Walker, Martin 66,118, 150 Walker, Sabrina 13, 66,143,155 Walker, Wesley 142,149 Walker, William 82 Walters, John 98, 109 Walters, Martha 102 Walthall, Melonie 82,142,150 Walton, Gail 82 Ward, Antoine 98 Ward, Kathy 82 Ward, Leonard 66 Ward, Mary 66 Ward, Michael 82, 109 Ward, Patricia 98 Ward, Phillip 109 Ward, Sherri 82 Ware, Jesnita 85 Washington, Linda 82 Washington, Barney 92, 98 Washington, Calisse 69, 153 Washington, Darlene 66, 153 Washington, James 66, 153 Washington, Jerry 51,152 Washington, Marvin E. 98, 116 Washington, Marvin R. 98 Washington, Michele 98,110,102 Wass, Barry 82 Waters, Dorothy 82 Watson, Charles 82 Weakland, Ken 51 Webb, Jeri 51,153 Wells, Donna 56, 66,139,150 Werner, David 82 Wesley, Charles 22, 82 West, Angie 98 West, Bernadette 31,72, 82,150 West, Bernard 98 West, Carl 66 West, Carolyn 82 West, David 82 West, Donnie 102 West, Donald 82 West, Eva 51 West, Ida 83 West, James 66 West, Jeff 51 West, Karen Lyn 98 West, Kathy 66,153,155 West, Kim 153 West, Kimberly 98 West, Laura 69 West, Laura Ann 20 West, Margaret 51 West, Martha 20, 83 West, Michael 66,101,150 West, Nancy 83 West, Patricia 66 West, Patricia 83 West, Patricia L 10, 72, 83, 150 West, Ruby 51,153 West, Shirley 51,150, 153, 155 West, Theresa 67 West, William 51 Wheeler, David 67 Wheeler, Richard 98 Whickle, Shelly 69 White, David 67, 150 White, Holly 153 White, Margie 98, 150 White, Pam 83,102 White, Vivian 98 White, Wendall 98 Whitehead, Nancy 72, 83,150 Whitehurst, David 67 Whiting, Deborah 67, 69 Whiting, Donakd 67, 153 Whiting, Jean 98 Whiting, Joyce 83 Whiting, Lonzie 152 175 Whiting, Phyllis 67 Whitley, Bill 34, 51,106,150 Whitley, Debbie 67 Whitley, Diane 98 Whitt, Alan 71,155 Wiggans, Joe 85 Wiggians, Robin 98,102 Wikswo, Mary 19, 51 Williams, Bennie 52 Williams, Carol 99,193,112,150 Williams, David 52 Williams, Douglas 71 Williams, Gregory 52 Williams, Joey 99 Williams, Judith 102,149 Williams, Kenneth 52 Williams, Laurie 99 Williams, Lisa 83,99,150 Williams, Paula 99 Williams, Phillip 83,118 Williams, Phyliss 83 Williams, Richard 67,115 Williams, Velvet 52,150,153 Willis, Freddie 31,69 Willis, John 83 Willis, Rita 99 Wilsheuski, Bettina 10, 71,150,155 Wilson, Cynthia 67,111,53 Wilson, Wright Ellen 52 Wilson, Erick 83 Wilson, Hoarce 85 Wilson, Janet 83 Wilson, Jerry 52 Wilson, Jimmy 83,99 Wilson, Joe 52 Wilson, Mark 67 Wilson, Troy 67 Wilson, Valerie 52 Winslow, John 28, 52,140,148 Witt, Tucker 99 Woodson, Gary 106,109 Woodson, Greg 106 Wojick, Mary 35, 53,148 Wolfe, Jennifer 67 Wolfe, Sandra 99 Wolfe, Wanda 83 Wood, Alan 83 Wood, Mary 99 Wood, Steven 53 Wyatt, Trilvia 85 Wyatt, Wanda 53,150,152 Wyatt, Yvonne 83 Wyke, Shawn 67,118,149 Young, Trey 99 Zahn, Ann 53,150 Zahn, Martha 19,56,139,142,150,155 Zehmer; Cary 67,150 Zwerner, Tommy 53,155 Zwerner, Stephen 99 Bayly, Maxine 128 Berg, Brian 19 Blake, Elizabeth 130 Blevins, Geraldine 24 Blevins, Manley 127 Brown, Reginald 19,115,127 Brown, Robert 126 Bush, Walter Lee 25,129 Cassidy, Pat 128 Claybrook, Alawayne 22,128 Clemen, William 19 Colosi, Pat 19,129,142 Te ck tS: Anderson, Bill 130 Conner, Judith 24, 25,128 Cox, Herbert 29,124 Dennis, Laura 74 Dudley, Celestine 19, 23,129 Evans, David 130 Fary, Ann 130 Fary, Mary Lou 125 Field, Bobby 16 Flowe, Karen 24,129 Flowe, Ronald 19, 25, 61,129 Foor, Regina 80,129 Fox, Wayne 25,99,124 Francis, Pat 21,129 Fratkin, Michael 126 Hirschberg, Don 4,122,124 Hutchinson, Ann 2, 23,127 Holstrom, Edward 25,115,125 Howard, Stanley 81,124 Johnson, Larry 25,126 Johnston, Judy 25 Johnston, W. L, 126 Knox, Ester 74 Lemasters, Linda 25,153 Lewis, Olen 33,155 Lloyd, Harry 25 Long, Joy 126 Magoon, Ronnie 127 Marchant, Anne 130 McClay 124 McMullen, Stanley 128 Middlebrook, Margaret 126,150 Morgan, Gerald 25, 72,106,128 Mullins, Donald 122,126 Paulson, Rachel 130 Pearstein, Amy 128 Pointer, Nan 4,19, 24,25,125 Raynes, John 5,21,24,129 Reeves, Roger 24 Revere, Paula 23,124 Richards, Gail 124 Richards, Judy 125 Riggan, Robert 24,127 Rilee, Jane 125 Rowe, Tom 25 Russell, Val 122,124 Sandridge, Donald 126 Shell, Claude 25, 99,106,123,127 Silivis, Cassie Mae 24,125 Simmons, Ida 80,155 Spano, Nick 24,130 Sprague, Archie 130 Smith, Yvonne 113,143 Todd, Turnley 12,16, 24, 25,102,106 Thomas, Bernice 125 VanGieson, Joanne 24,127 Whitaker, Glenith 24,129 Wiatt, Roberta 73,127 176 CpecMiktok fa E)dMt £ewtc V r ' V To Mr. Steve Cotosi, for use of photography on page 15 and „ • and for taking photbsffor.the staffs use. ‘ To Mrs. Pat Cotosi for helping with photography.i . To Dito Moraleslor his photo contribution, pages 132 through 135, especially. To Jim Thomason for faithful service. To Mr. Brian Bergh for instruction and moral support. • , f , To Alton Sutherland for ., photography and darkroom work. , To the following faithful yearbook • ,? staff workers: - Delia Ray, for outstanding devotion to duty and creativity. Carolyn Clark, for daily perseverance and dedication Karen Catlette, for taying after 1 school to type 1 Randy Jones, for promptness and for always being a cheerful, Shilling helper Xpoaty Knapp, fo Ok m mfi 35 % 4 nd willing to help anytime Kay Robins, for Hgrje ad$rship ■ editor bllen Cooper, forWpihg wjftfthe e ... typing and layouts r L it. - . ■ � And finally, to Mr. Danny DeFalco Jvho inspired the staff with enthusiasm and delighted them with encouragement. a L oX- Answer: Joy Long 177 through the school year, the students at GHS have contin¬ ued ta produce dramas, stage band and choir concerts, par¬ ticipate in debates, defeat other soccer, football, basket¬ ball, tennis, wrestling, hockey, softball, and baseball teams, to study hard for exams, to take the minimum competency exams, to react in horror at the Jonestown murders and sui¬ cides, to wait breathlessly for the outcome of the Middle East peace talks between Sadat and Begin. The accomplishments of the school year seem relatively insignificant compared to world events that we read about in the Daily Press, just as the community squabble over zoning seems inconse¬ quential to those who have no interest in community affairs. However, the questions that face a community today will be decided either by the apathy of the citizens or by the forward looking who see the needs of a community and respond to those needs. After all, this county is where we live, and we all wish to make it a beauti¬ ful and pleasant place. The school is where the stu¬ dents live, too. 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