Henrico High School - Totem Pole Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

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— Good outnumbers the bad. With campus style schools closeness is not as it should be among all the oc- cupants and discipline must improve. The kids, I firmly believe, want discip- line and respect one who tries it more than one who lets them do as they wish. — Because of electives teachers get a choice in what they want to teach. This allows them to specialize. Buck Overbey Buck Overbey Mr. Junius Woodard — Science Mr. Joseph Hare — Shop Rex Gibson Mr. Gary Osborne — Shop Buck Overbey Buck Overbey Mr. Raymond Hege — Shop Mr. Richard Jones — Shop Buck Overbey | Buck rate Rex Gibson Rex Gibson Mr. Charles Spivey — Shop Mrs. Jane Barthurst — Spec. Ed. Miss Julia Hamlette — Spec. Ed. Mrs. Sandra Shumate — Spec. Ed. Faculty 93

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IV. Good Bad aspects of eaching at Henrico High — — Great kids, great facilities, ,ood rapport on the part of nost teachers, great sports pro- yram, good sense of “winning” ittitude promoted by coaches. — Some teachers should not ye teaching because their at- itudes are too negative. — Lack of participation in chool organizations and func- ions by some students and herefore a lack of real respect or the school. Buick Overbey Buck Overbey Mr. Stephen Vitek — P.E. Mr. Carlton Moore — Photojournalism Buck Overbey Buck Overbey Buck Overbey Mr. Wayne Davis — Science Mr. Daniel Goodwyn — Science Mr. Ronald Harmon — Science tees iu a Buck Overbey Rex Ciboon Buck Overbey Mr. Randall Mathis — Science Mr. David Ruscus — Science Mr. Jimmy Shugart — Science 92 Faculty

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TEAGHER’S Neely G. Axselle, Mary Baldwin College, B.A., 7 years; Geometry, Algebra I, General Math. Ronald W. Axselle, Hampton-Sydney College, B.A., 10 years; World History and Geography II, History of the South. Frances H. Bailey, Mary Washington College, B.A., First year; La- tin. Sandra K. Baker, West Chester State College, B.S., 8 years; Health and Physical Education. Catherine M. Barrows, Salem Teachers College, B.S., 5 years; Steno I and I. Jane O. Barthurst, University of Kansas, B.S. M.A., 4 years; Special Education. Carol J. Beale, Longwood College, B.S., Physical Education, Health Education; 2 years; Health and Physical Education. Peggy B. Belcher, East Carolina University, B.M., Virginia Common-wealth University, M.E., 6 years; Choral Classes, Guitar. Florence C. Bishop, Mary Washington College, B.A., Virginia Commonwealth University, M.Ed., 11 years; World History and Geography I, 20th Century History, Government. Robert B. Blackburn, Virginia Commonwealth University, B.S., University of Virginia, M.Ed., D.Div., 6 years; World History and Geography II, Current Affairs. Barbara B. Blaylock, University of North Carolina at Greensboro, B.A., Math, 1 year; General Math, Pre-Algebra. H. Hays Bowling, West Virginia Institute of Technology, B.S., Uni- versity of Virginia, M.Ed., 8 years; Industrial Cooporative Train- ing. Mabel H. Boyd, Middle Tennessee State University, B.S., 15 years; Algebra II. J. Kenneth Bradford, Virginia Military Institute, B.A., Wesleyann University, M.A.T., University of North Carolina, Ph.D., 2 years; English. John R. Brown, University of Richmond, B.A. M.Ed., 16 years; Government, Economics. William T. Browning, Randolph-Macon College, B.A., Virginia Commonwealth University, M.Ed., 9 years; Virginia History, United State History. Pat Burcher, Longwood College, B.S., 4 years; Clerk Typist I, Beginning Typing, Introductory Typing. Elise Cage, Westhampton College, B.A., 12 yerars; Pre-Algebra, Geometry, Analysis. Nancy Carrig, Mary Washington College, B.A., 2 years; World His- tory and Geography I. Sarah Carter, Mary Washington College, B.A., College of William and Mary, M.A., 7 years; Language and Culture, Latin. Sarah Cherry, Meredith College, M.A., 7 years; Geometry, Survey, General Math. Ruth Clarke, Radford College, B.A., 9 years; English. Helen Coleman, Marymount College, B.A., University of Richmond, M.A., 4 years; English. Donald Colley, Randolph-Macon College, B.A., 16 years; History of Colonial America, Virginia History. Elizabeth Conner, Mary Baldwin College, B.A., 6 years; French. 94 Faculty CREDITS Pamela Cosby, Madison College, B.A., 7 years; Art II, Drawing, Interior Design. Gary W. Criswell, William Jennings Bryant College, B.A., World History and Geography I and II. Gail Cummins, Virginia Commonwealth University, B.S., 2 years; Marketing I, Fashion Merchandising. Jacquelyn Cunningham, Westhampton College, B.A., Georgr Pea- body College, M.A., 16 years; Librarian. Joan Darden, Mary Washington College, B.S., 16 years; Health and Physical Education. Guy Davis, Virginia Commonwealth University, B.S., Virginia His- tory. Wayne Davis, Randolph-Macon College, B.S., University of Vir- ginia, M.Ed., 9 years; Physics, Physical Education. Archer Dipeppe, Madison College, B.A., 2 years; English, World History and Geography I. Dianna Dix, Westhampton College, B.A., English, 8 years. Mary Dobbs, College of William and Mary, B.A., University of Vir- ginia, M.Ed., 1 year; Geometry, Analysis. Andrea Durham, Illinois State University, B.S., 3 years; Health and Physical Education. Nelson Elam, Virginia Commonwealth University, B.S., 4 years; Driver Education. Garland Ellett, Virginia Commonwealth University, B.S., 10 years; Health and Physical Education. Jeanette Flippen, Virginia State College, B.A., University of Vir- ginia, M.A., 4 years; English. Courtney Frederick, Presbyterian College, B.S., Virginia Common- wealth University, M.S., 16 years; Clerk Typist I, Advanced Beginning Typing. John Gallier, University of Richmond, B.S., M.Ed., Southeastern Seminary, M.Div., 16 years; World History and Geography II. Donald Ganzert, Virginia Commonwealth University, B.S., 10 years; Government, A.P. History, Virginia History. Earl Garbett, East Carolina University, B.S., 11 years; Health and Physical Education. David Garrett, University of Richmond, B.A., M.Ed., 4 years; World History and Geography I, Virginia History. Daniel Goodwyn, Virginia Commonwealth University, BsSseo years; A.T. Biology. Ronald Gotschalk, Virginia Commonwealth Uinversity, B.F.A., First year; Art I, Graphics. Janis Graham, Virginia Commonwealth University, B.S., 7 years; Librarian. Julia Hamlette, Hampton Institute, B.A., First year; English. Charled Hanbury, Virginia Commonwealth University, B.S, Educa- tion, D.Div., 3 years; Marketing I. Joseph Hare, S.M.C. Chattanooga, Wood II, Md. I, H, Il. Ronald Harmon, Emory and Henry College, Political Science, Physi- cal Science, Advanced Biology, 3 years; David Harwood, Lenoir-Rhyne College, A.B., University of Virginia M.Ed., 12 years; Distributive Education.