Indian River High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Frankford, DE)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1977 volume:

HIEFT I l e ,rr get 58 ll Indian River High School Frankford, Delaware Volume Vlll 65 4 V fi x 4. w an l X vw' ' epg Em? 7 3 X. MQ if .gi 75 as ' HW U5 Md h fr 6 cl 154619 mafia QM WL 1607? 011 pam? fy fl?Y1fL.5udden9 our ZW off fmmMalify au glnfdfm as wv. fwiu UM wean mljm QU465 of 1975 0fWl0'VI9 mam? MWWM5 L14 WM Pfaae, Wi am wt uwfiw. ,Lv HW, Lf wr nb! alum' W2 cxvm 619014557 nnjlyybfym vgrinwze kms of fau I wwf 541419 of Wm lf Q4531' 0 1' Og mwgui 15 J 5PY71fj,6IMzf bunfazfs 7591614er,bui aim , We have a Nmli uwuclerbviwrlmj fy All mw Kb fvwvd down roads , We may MW 'Un Wllyldfhfsf WAN Cf1fdZffw?z5 wfklw OW arms, Wi 621, fm 1972 U!-fl6F7791fV Mm f0?W4U , fbfdwnfi 0712 Wad pdrflm of J'U7J0!V5 IN THE .5LllV Qf SW Goodbye to you my trusted friend rural' Ujfd lm il 1 In Ziff! I l'v1?f1' I - 2 A 2 A e umm 4 QW 0' 1 E14 We've known each other since we were 9 or 10 N ww. Together we climbed hills and trees Wk E PM 'X H, .k We had joy, we had fun 25,29 IO .VV ,Q We had seasons in the sun. Terry lacks I 1 I 2 'ik sw? ff PEESMONNET D f 1 ff ww! JAM MMM fmw f'4fWffMafff'1's'. T? :Rf Ml f If 43 WWX' 1? 4' N ' J 19? 5 A L? A rl ,,f ' fx 'f F3314 1 M nf Ny . .., u I li The staff of Indian River High School extends to the graduating class their heartiest congratulations for achieving the first rung of the ladder of success. May you continue successfully up the ladder as you make your , way through life. Mauve lo S'mm0 S Elmer R. Knowles Secretary Principal University of Maine, B.S. Ed. Boston University, M.Ed. 14 Q 4 X To the graduating class of 1977 I wish continued health and happiness. Happiness is a funny thing - you can't see it or touch it, but those who possess it, treasure it and those who do not, often spend their lives searching for it. Happiness comes, not from receiving, but from giving - of love, of sympathy, of faith, of understanding. Oddly enough the more we give, the happier we become, and the happier we become, the more we have to give. We make ourselves happy or unhappy by our attitudes toward ourselves, our work, our neighbors, our world. The truly happy person is the one who can be enthusiastic about the things he has to do as well as the things he wants to do. Happiness is a wonderful thing. It is the one gift we can give ourselves - and the most precious gift l can wish for you. Carmean I. Deldeo, lr. Vice-Principal University of Delaware, B.S. Villanova University, MA. Rae M. Long Secretary l. Timothy Abbott University of Delaware, BS. S-an lames E. Adams Concord College, B.S. 'is Elva D. Allen Delaware State College, BA. 73-70.11 E' D 0 HL Bare, J. A0444-f Linda M. Barran Susquehanna University, B.M. o,D:B. lb Social Studies English Social Studies English Music Guidance Myra G. Bare University of Chattanooga, B.S, Orville D. Basinski University of Delaware, B.S. West Chester State College, M.Ed 'Q 414 l. lohn Beckett Appalachian State University, B.S., M.A. Iris C. Brittingham Milford Memorial Hospital, R.N. g Driver's Education Language AAA. Nurse Mm Home Economics . , Q Social Studies Stephen I. Carey, lr. QIMOCQ. Business Education Salisbury State College, B.A. t . lg. .vw L. lames Blackwell, lr. Randolph-Macon College, B.A. Salisbury State College, M.Ed. Madelyn C. Browning Drexel University, B.S. i 0. 1 R if f i . Wanda M. Coleman Delaware State College, B.S. I7 David Cook Ouchita Baptist University, B.S.Ed. ., x is Barbara C. Davis Salisbury State College, B.A. ,.D. C291 Social Studies Nancy C. Cullen University of Delaware, B.A. Salisbury State College, M.Ed. Charles G. Davis East Carolina University, B,S., M.A. English Bc B905 Engl ish CHL-00429 Reading D0f0lhY E- Dick is Art Michael E. Dusch UnlVefSiiY Of Delaware, B-A 1 Pennsylvania State University, M- Special Education B,S. 18 . . m .t 'x,'m,'. Jie, 3, ,K we s I , , .kk ., r , . .jf Richard Eckerd West Virginia University, B.A., M.M. lohnny Gray, lr. Delaware State College, B.S. Pennsylvania State University, M.Ed. if Craig B. Goldberg University of Delaware, B.S. 'tr' Michael Handlin University of Delaware, B.S fi Music Language 9. ' Agriculture Agriculture Guidance Howard L Heim Carol Hurley Syracuse University, B,M. C Home Economics University of Delaware, B.S New York University P.S.M., MA. N. It Moezell H. Hyland Delaware State College, B.S. 1 , ' james l. Lavelle Bloomsburg State College, B.S. Rhoda F. Mast University of Delaware, B.A. 20 3.1-'5,.1'3x, M au Business Education Science Social Studies Special Education English Math ---..,,u,,,, H VK , t l William H. lenkins Shepherd College, B.S. West Virginia University, M.S. Barry L Lynch Concord College, B.S. Ed. Catharine P. McKee Wesley College, A.A. American University, B.A. Mary lane Megee Union College, B.S. Martha M. Murray Salisbury State College, B.S. loseph P. Palermo University of Delaware, BA. Ed. P2135 1 ff M-ri-'Ph-0 DZ Muna, X10 .Qum- Physical Education Business Education Library English Science Library F-if if , , J Merrill C. Moore Goldey Beacom College, A.A East Carolina College, BS. Patricia S. Oliphant Salisbury State College, B.A. lune B. Powell Delaware Tech. 81 Community College, A.A. Zl C. E. Rupert Smith, III University of Delaware, B.S. Bruce A. Steen Union College, B.S. l Tempe B. Steen Duke university, Aa. Wflnqp George Washington University, M.A. 22 Driver's Education Math Physical Education Guidance Social Studies Science I. Raymond Steele University of Delaware, B.A. Kathleen R. Steen Norman S. Steward East Carolina University, B.S -an-as-v-v Edwin C. Thomas, III Lycoming College, B.A. A X 4 Xt , 8 i. i g - loan Thompson University of Delaware, B.A. Villanova University, M.A. sw. f, .K Harold E. Tiffany University of Delaware, B.S. 45 C-Fa-oft inn' 3,-...-ixmv... 62f-iff'-:n Wie- 74 2 Karen M. Thomas University of Delaware, B.S. Elizabeth S. Tiffany University of Delaware, B.A. Social Studies Physical Education Guidance English 2 X ilit y a e its y Industrial Arts i i 3 Thomas G. Townsend Science University of Delaware, B.A. ,Zi le. Q Herman I. Truitt Salisbury State College, B,S. Myra D. Webster Atlantic Christian College, B.S Salisbury State College, M.Ed. lohn Watkins Fairmont State College, A.B. Richard White Fitchburg State Teachers College, B.S. 1 ,f 642. ' WSE Donald F. Yoder Lock Haven State College, B.S. 24 34 1 Math Wm Physical Education f?Z6ff ' Business Education . Industrial Arts DF? Math x.,-X-1' a-N4-N .gf 1ifl4,liliim4.lli fx' 'fy llflqlls lt's not my job. What now? logging anyone? - 26 if Absolute power corrupts absolutely Oh no! Not again. Computers, computers. What'Il they think of next? WELCOME TO OUR WORLD You gotta' be kidding. No. Really l'm not. l'd rather write Only 15 more than quit. minutes... Ol1l'1l'1l'1l1l1l1 3 hard day's WOrk . ,. Oh, Come Qn, Time s up Pass in your papers please Let's chit chat. -n -Q we -K 1-vim llfaufglzf' llqm, In , . ..,, 1w5':,-5-.-,- flllnuum ' - m... 'g,-fit ltuum . . -- - 'gm-..... '::: I' ,g.,.',',, , c' IIQICIC - im msrauso-offfi. lllsnlu . 'T.: LTRS' 1-:mmf-. qnudl' .- 'iff ypu!i ,fq ' ,. x '.-'-'- f ir llfa IW' ' 1 'n .. N ' ' .10 55 I I J? Q ig: ii 'gd Q1 ,pu ' , Q? i g :gg Q ' 2 .41 944519 What did I do? i xii R t ' Msg ill ' . But I teach basketweaving, not this stuff. 25 STANDING L-R Alvana Campbell, Alice Demott, Anita Adkins, Martha McCabe, Katheryn Wimbrow SEATED L-R Doretta Truitt Bonnie Cooper, Carolyn Hudson, Genevieve Penuel, Ruth Cooper Anita Adkins Cafeteria Manager Z6 i 9. 22 -Qxwqlt' U as X X 'd-'1- 2 , .I Q Wagga, W ww ' XX AAA aff M- - if Q m 1 'A FW!!! ' 'rf ' '. 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Mark Adkins The most important thing to remember about life is that it goes on whether you're not. Benita Banks Life is like a ship upon Sometimes we sail through calm waters and sometimes through stormy gales. Denise Belmont Life is worth living. 30 ready or the sea. we sail Mark: broken glass... summer of '76 . . . Prom . . . anchovies . . . bowling . . . dream 442. Lesa: winning float '76 . . . junior class . . . football games. . . last four years with him. Benita: Wonderland By Night . . . Williamsburg trip . . . Gettysburg trip. . . football games. Denise: Gettysburg trip . . . Williamsburg trip . . . basketball games... first win in softball Robert: winning election of Senior VP. Lesa R. Baker Life is what you make it. lohn Bare Robert A. Belmont Life is beautiful and just what you make out of it. red heads. Gwendolyn Bennett Life is just something you have to look up at, grin, and say, I'll beat you at your own game. David L. Brasure Life is what you make itg one day at a time. Bryan Brittingham so ta ke std' William E. Blackburn G. Edwin Brewington Make the most out of your life while you are young because they are your most carefree days. lames Brittingham Gwendolyn: water sprayed on me . . . helping Miss Allen . . . games. . . being an Indian. David: breezing the Freeze . . . escorting the winning float . . . drag racing . . . morning after Prom. Eddie: Gettysburg trip . . . Williamsburg trip . . . Vo-Tech trip . . . junior class beach party. 3'l Annette Bunting Life is a closed door unless we open it by ourselvesg however mystified and afraid, it's only the beginning of a great and wonderful happening. Allison K. Button You get back out of life only what you are willing to put into it. Susan Campbell Let us be thankful for the fools. But for them the rest of us could not succeed. Denice Bunting The Love in your heart wasn't put there to stay. Love isn't love till you give it away. Kay L Campbell Don't walk in front of me, I may not follow. Don't walk behind me, I may not lead. just walk beside me and be my friend. Tami Campbell My thought of life is to have peace for all mankind. Annette: Peanut Budda . . . 2 m.p.h .... Security Guards at Sam . . . dead dogs. . . Alma . . . New Year's Eve . .. Replenishl Denice: IBTC . . . Float meeting . . . Wonderland By Night . . . Spaghetti dinners. . . Smithsonian trip... D.P. and G.F. Allison: S5 worth of Gettysburg . . . twinkle twinkle . .. Fat Fonzie. Kay: Wild Child... Richard Petty... Big Bird... Bugging Mrs. Hyland... Kung Fu. Susan: Runaround Sue... Class trip. Tami: Working on Prom . . . October 15 . . . Prom night . . . joy Freeze. 32 To find someone you love and for that person to return the love is Life is you do Eddie H. Cathell the great experience. Denise E. Chandler how you live and what Bambi E. Collins fit Eddie: old faithful . . . Gettysburg trip . ,, Prom . . . football . . . basektball . . . May 13. Pearl: lights in the water . . . corners . . . parties. Denise: Choir concerts. Pearl M. Cephas Life is like a mountain railroad, with everyone trying to make it to the other side. Karen Chisolm Life is like a man with a pair of dice. In other words, Life is a gamble that you'll just have to face. lennifer C. Collins Karen: Black Experience at IR XMas Dance... bragging about being an Indian . . . Stairway to Heaven . . . basketball jennifer: Williamsburg trip. 33 Brett M. Cox Everyone should live his life as he sees fit as long as he doesn't infringe on another's right. William H. Daisey If you really want something in life, use the best of your ability to get it. Susan L Dean Go for it today, because you might not be here tomorrow. 34 QW'-0-fix Martha S. Custis To me life is having and giving. Nadine M. Davidson Life is everything. Don't waste any part of it because you will never have that moment again. Faith Delgado Brett: Williamsburg and Gettysburg trips . . . Wonderland By Night... prom meetings. . . wrestling Martha: Class '75 . , . teachers. . . typing classes . .. library aid. William: PaIermo's biology classes... Drafting I class . . . Gettysburgfwilliamsburg trips. Nadine: Wonderland By Night . . , O.E.A. Conventions . . . Williamsburg!Gettysburg trips. Sue: 1st day of high school . . , Williamsburg trip . . . St. Patrick's day . , . last day of school Greg Delong Life is one new learning experience after another, My QW' Sherry A. Devlen Live today! You might not get a chance tomorrow. uv, Q1 if ff Dean Dishroon Life is like a ball: it goes round and roundg where it ends up, nobody knows. ..gww4?' Delessa: Hockey team . . . Miss Coleman... Prom... Class of '75. Delessa A. Derrickson Life is just a moment so enjoying and life can take you out and bring you back in. Tamara M. Dill A faith to live byg A self to live withg A purpose to live for. Teresa Dukes Enjoy life to the fullest. Sherry: WiIIiamsburg!Cettysburg trips . . , lst day of high school ...journalism class... Last day of Senior year. Tammy: One special Night in lanuary . . . lots of popcorn on the stairs . .. my first special date . . . Certain Secrets. .. 316 ... Replenish! Dean: Williamsburg!Gettysburg trips . . . Wonderland By Night . .. Confusion ...grease all over the place... Doc Frames. Teresa: float meeting . . . very special friends.. . swamp trips in Biology. 35 Vaughn M. Dukes lt's only rock and roll, but I like it. Sharon L Duncan Never try to be perfect. There was only one perfect person in the world and you see what they did to Him. Randall L Evans Think for today, but plan for tomorrow, it just might be a beautiful day. 36 'LP .alum Phyllis G. Dunton Never put off till tomorrow what you can do today. Denise E. Eashum Enjoy life and don't let anything get you down. Carlton Farber Vaughn: Annie... the beatles... Seniors of '76 . . . mosquitoes at the shanty... parties with . .. Phyllis: WilliamsburgfGettysburg trips . . . Basketball games . . . Class of '77 . . . Miss Coleman. Sharon: Gettysburg I Williamsburg trips . . . OEA Conventions. . . Wonderland By Delaware. Denise: Driver's Ed . . . lr. Class Trip. Randy: Butting the line as a Senior . . . waiting in line . . . hoping today is Friday. Mary L Frease Promise yourself to be too large for worry, too noble for anger, too strong for fear, and too happy to permit the presence of trouble. Virginia L Flood I believe each and every one should set a goal, and to strive to reach it, but that you shouldn't set your goal so high you can't reach it. janet M. Gains Sandra D. Fletcher Take things as they come. But try to make things come as you would like to take them. William A. Flood You will not get anywhere unless you are willing to give up something. Marla C. Georgo Live today: Learn from yesterday: dream of tomorrow. Mary: Football games . . . Summer Breeze . . . Wonderland By Night... Biology trip to Washington . . . Harold Lynch substitute . . . Edith Ginny: 1st love . . . football games . . . 1st black eye... 15 laps . . . showering with friends.. .tango with a friend . . . hockey camp. William: Wonderland by Night . . . Miss McKee's Class. Maria: 1st day of I.R .... Senior picture day . . . Williamsburg trip . . . people I've met this year. 37 Sdn' Ronald L Givans Do it until you get it right. av- Teresa L Gray Life is a mystery, and I'm looking for the answer. Richard E. Hall Life Ronald: Gettysburg trip . . . Wonderland by Night . . . staggering thru the night . . . Williamsburg. Cindy: l was here . . . but you were not . . . one remember . . . one forgot . . . MVFC . . . sneakway Terre: 111176 . . . morning before the trip . . . beach party . . . filing . . , the sneak away . . . 442. Debbie: Class of '77 . . . floats . . . Wonderland by Night... Expensive class rings . . . Gettysburg. 38 Cynthia M. Grace To look for the next day to come and to be with my friends as long as l can. Debbie L. Hammond Achieving your goals is the success of a lifetime. Eddie A. Hammond is living. ...442. Annette M. Handy Life is just living from day to day and accepting things as they come. Pauline Handy Kelly A. Harper Life to me is spending my time with Robby, and partying to the max. Annette: junior class trip . . . being a senior. 'Nusa' Darlene Handy Being together with the one you love. Wayne T. Handy I like to have a good time all the time, and to help people any way I can. David Hastings Wayne: intercepting a pass... running for a touchdown , . . Vo-Tech doughnuts... getting an UA . Kelly: Williamsburg . . . the morning to leave. David: Gettysburg trip . . . the morning before... Frank Savage... Adjusting the carburetor. 39 Azzinaro A. Hayes Take one day at a time. Allen L. Henry I think life is an amazing thing. Chad T. Hickman Live today, for tomorrow may never come. Tasha: Softball season . . . Miss Megee's parties . . . Prom . . . Gettysburg trip. lay: Called to the office . . . This Time Chad: Gettysburgfwilliamsburg trips . . . Wonderland By Night. Natasha C. Hayes To understand people and life and to help in anyway I can. lay B. Herrington He who thinks money can't buy happiness doesn't know where to shop. Dawn B. Hickman Today is the first day of the rest of your life. Dawn: Crowded halls . . . Williamsburg trip . . . the gym the day after the Prom ...the winning float. 40 Amy M. Hohmeier Frank M. Holloway You can'tletlife's problems drag Life is but a dream: keep you down. l've found that to be thinking that you are dreaming really happy, you've got to live and then you won't have to life to the max., party with true worry about it. friends, and discover the love that is yours. lohn P. Holloway Martha R. Holloway Making mistakes is not the worst Life is having lots of friends, fate one can suffer, not learning being loved, and trying hard to from mistakes is the worst fate become a successful person. of all. Sandra L Holloway Crystal Hudson To love and be loved is the greatest joy on earth. Amy: Stairway to Heaven . .. hours of bench warming ... float meeting follies ... Mrs. Oliphant's class... being in school every day for six years . . . good friends. Frank: Williamsburg trip . . . Wolfy's . . . Pocomoke Canoe Race . . . Ocean City... Chemistry lab. . . football games. lohn: Football and Track... Student Council ...float meetings . . . Swamp riding . . . cafeteria rush . . . good fights . .. France... Math and Science classes. Martha: To party after football games . . . winning float of '76 . . . junior Class. . . Track season of '74. Sandy: I Want to Hold Your Hand . .. Mona spotting deer . .. Ski trip... chalk cigarettes... 3Vz . . . brown eyes ... May 17th 1975 . .. Seasons in the Sun . . . Sam . .. Replenish! 4l Michael P. Hudson To help someone in the time of need will help you and they'll never forget it. Victor G. Hudson Never wait or hesitate: get in before it's too late because life's a mask and it won't last, so live it long and live it fast. Gloria D. Huggins Reach for the stars, grasp for the moon, rotate in the universe and all that life can offer will be yours soon. Sharon Hudson William Hudson C. Denise Ireland What sense is there in worrying about tomorrow when you may not even be here? Mike: football games... rock through the window . . . band floats. . . pulling Ray Holloway's coil wire. Vic: the path on the Williamsburg trip . . . great times on the ski trip . . . friends and enemies.. . summer . . . 3:15. William: Popping chewing gum in Mrs. Davis' Room. Gloria: coming to school . . . seeing a kangaroo... telling my friends . . . sometimes being called Happy, Denise: Butterflies in stomach . . . 1st day . . . freshman year . . . eyeball . . . Wonderland By Night . . . Booga-Booga. 42 Mark E. Irwin G. Andrew lames Through God all things are Life is only what you make it. possible. , . i4 Darryl L larmon Arlene K. lohnson Life is just a moment, so just Remember the past, live the enjoy it. present, and search for the future, Harry K. lohnson Stanley A. johnson Life is what you make it. One must be prepared for life So let it be and make it yourself. because your life isn't prepared for you. Mark: Williamsburg trip . . . Choir . .. Biology with Palermo. Darryl: larmon, you're not hustlin! . . . Dirt in my face. Arlene: juniors prom preparation ...1Oth grade study hall . . . hilarious french skit... lunchroom . . . rulers. Stanley: Gettysburg trip . .. Prom . . . Coke Lounge . . . Teacher's day in Biology... French Ill . . . Book out the window. 43 Suzanne Kleinstuber What the eye does not see the heart does not grieve for. 1364? lerry Layton I think life is accepting things as they are and making the best of A',,,.... Ann P. Lewis Life is a circle. Vincent G. LaCourt Surfing is a natural art. Angela G. Lecates Life is what you make it. Brenette Lewis Sue: Sandy's most embarrassing moment... I.B.T.C .... close but no banana . . . 1!23!76 . .. Nick... hour lunch breaks... Replenish! Vincent: Carousel . . . Polly Branch Road... Piney Neck... Williamsburg... Golden Dragon . . . Does V. Dukes live here? Angela: Gettysburg trip . , . Williamsburg trip . .. Prom . . .Wonderland By Night. Ann: Room 107 of the Paris Penta . .. wrestling matches hard bleachers Pepper's Creek ,. . grilled cheese . .. Peter and Serge . mule ride . . . Booga-Booga. Brenette: Gettysburg trip . . . year of '77. 44 Those who bring sunshine to the lives of from themselves. Life is what we make it. Take every o better if lf you mistake, you haven't even done anything. loyce A. Ling others cannot keep it Keith I. Long pportunity to make it you can. leffrey C. Lynch haven't even made a 'T loyce: A tent in Virginia... Polly Branch Road ...Tuesday nights... O.C .... Game Refuge... D's . Darlene: Gettysburg trip . . . Leaving school early . . . Away games of softball. Darlene A. Lockwood Life is a process by which all living things are a part of, which also includes enjoying what comes with it, good and bad. Cheryl A. Lynch Life is what you make it. Kevin D. Lynch I can resist anything, but temptation. Old Buddy . Keith: Clay fight . . . Gettysburg trip . . . skull boiling . . . The adventures of joe Palermo... mud on the car . . . water fight in l.P.S. Cheryl: OEA Convention . . . Parties . . . Raising cane at the loy Freeze. . . Float meetings.. . Wonderland by Night. jeff: Mr. White's drafting classes and the old funnel trick . . . Class of '77 float meetings... swamp riding . . . prom night. Kevin: Gettysburg trip . . . Prom . . . Freeze... Float meetings . .. Pumpkin Busting. 45 Mark W. Magee The fear of experiencing everything is the difference between really living and merely existing. QQ' -x Bessie L. Major Life is freedom. SPV Vanessa M. Marshall Be all good things in life and share those things with everyone. Sandra L. Magee Live your life while you have a life to live. Norbert Maresch Dawn E. Marvel lf you don't have life, you don't have anything. Mark: Palermo's swamp trip Gettysburg 55.00 affair busted salt shaker and broken mirrors Bunky's geometry class clay throwing contest. Sandy: bumping into someone in the crowded hallways that you always vi anted to bum Bessie: suspensions in '75. p into. Vanessa: being late for POD ... laughing in art... eating the good food in Home Ec . . , writing sentences for Mr. Deldeo . .. 7th period study hall. Dawn: getting a shower on your birthday with your clothes on from the hockey team. 46 Mark B. Marvel Strive for one thing in life: happiness. Virgil McCabe N Perry G. Mears lTrue trust never uses tricks to .prove that the one trusted is ' trustworthy. Mary Alice Massey Live your life with God as your guide. Cindy L. McGowan Live for today, not for the past or the future. Mark Meredith Mark: WONDERLAND BY NIGHT... Eckerd being thrown in the river... Mitch being petrified at NHS induction . . . senior privileges... band pants breaking. ' Mary Alice: NHS induction '75 . . . band float '75 . . . Williamsburg and Gettysburg trip . . . shoes in the band room. Cindy: Williamsburg trip . . . first day of senior year . . . going to office for lunch ticket instead of... l Perry: wide awake . . . Wolf . . . Ant Man . . . Stalk . . . You mean the Prom's over . . . Mr. Rabbit... Love ... oops... like-small form of l love. l 47 Gary Mitchell Charles Mumford To have a good time and help people anyway l can. leff Mumford William L. Mumford Life is a ball game. Denise A. Murray Ellen M. Murray Life is like an ocean. Time and distance may come It has its ups and downs and the between friends, but the feeling way a person deals with those will always be there. ups and downs is to ride the U tide. Charles: Gettysburg . . . track . . . football . . . wrestling Denise: being a freshman first band practice November 22, 1975 Little Elmer Prom '75 WONDERLAND BY NIGHT Bush . .. BR. Ellen: just four more years. . . class rings. . . Gettysburg trip. , . WONDERLAND BY NIGHT . . . breezin' the Freeze. 48 To live one day at a time. Robin D. Nickerson Cherish . . dream tomorrow. Keep smiling and try your hardest. Mona R. Murray yesterday . . . wish today Mary T. Orhelein D 5? w 'Y 2. Richard C. Needles Be your own person. Laura D. Oakley Live for today, you may not be around tomorrow. Dennis L Outten Reach out and take what you can get in life. Mona: football games . . . float meetings . .. Homecomings , . . Gettysburg trip. . . WONDERLAND BY NIGHT . . . pantomines. Richard: Williamsburg trip. Robin: green pastures. . . the hills of Virginia . . . float meetings . ., Prom. Laura: Gettysburg trip . . . football games. . . Prom. Dennis: art class gossip. ., telling Kathy I love her in the hall ... friends every day. 49 Catherine L. Padgett Live one day at a time to the fullest. 49 Donna L Parsons Life is when a person finishes high school and faces the world to come. Brenda L. Pettit My one aim in life is to stand out in life and become a success. Qtr fiif Teresa L. Palmer Life is a just like a book, you read a book one page at a timeg take life one day at a time. Dawn L. Penuel Life is forgiving each other's mistakes. Mark Phillips Cathy: tired feet from Williamsburg!Gettysburg trips . . . Prom of '76 and '77 . . . getting out of school in '77 . .. guard watch at bathroom door. Teresa: Lunchtime... hassle. Donna: Williamsburg trip. Dawn: Bethany Beach . , . OEA Convention , . . float meetings. . . someone special ...Wonderland By Night . . . one gold Nova. Brenda: Prom '74 . . . Typing Il Class . . . working on prom . . . Mrs. Hurley's food management class. 50 R. Jeffrey Powell ww-A' f .Qt MW Susie Predeoux Linda A. Purnell Life is full of extraordinary ICN things, but to me life is of love, hapiness-n-a true smile. lulie L. Powell Life is what you make it. Love, fear, sadness, and joy are all part of living. Although at times it seems impossible, just keep in touch with yourself and life will see you through. Gernie Purnell Life is everything you put in it. Mildred A. Rickards Life is the enjoyment that a person makes for themselves. lulie: The name rookie as a freshman . . . stageband practices... blue chevy's . . .Wonderland by Night . . . special party, Paris. Gernie: good times in school ...being with friends and not many enemies . .. Disco Kid . . , Magic Fingers. Linda: Senior privileges . . . not staying for detention... Larry Davis . . . My girl will be two . . . getting out of school. Mildred: Class rings . . . Last day of school. Ward Rickards WN In Donna R. Robinson Life to me is my family and to do the best I can in everything I attempt to do. 'X Mitchell K. Rogers The smiles you make are your best keepsake. Michelle L. Robbins Give the world the best you have, and the best will come back to you. Kim L Rogers There's nothing in life that love cannot change, for love still remains life's sweet mystery. Kevin N. Rowe Life is like a piggybank: what you put into it is what you get out of it. Michelle: the blue bomb . .. Sonja's other half... That's my song! ... one Canadian Sunset . .. a pile of life savers and a French horn . .. smiles and several special people. Donna: Williamsburg trip . . . Doc Frame's . . . December 31 ... special friend QTGJ . . . special twosome . . . very special day in August. Kim: WONDERLAND BY NIGHT... painting hydrants... red Chevelle . . . swamp ride. . . a special secret . . . a special love. Mitch: paper basketball in math . .. French plays . . . to the boards . . . racing in simulators . . . chimp laff ...boiling skulls . .. lots of fun with this yearbook. Kevin: Michal . . . football games . . . Ocean City . . . Wolfies . . . trip to Williamsburg 52 Augustin R. Santiago Once l'm in gear, I'm going. Sonja K. Scholz Something to do, someone to love, and something to hope for are the true essentials of a happy and meaningful life. Eddie R. Shockley Life is a mirror of the future which is ever changing. john F. Schlag The faster you can move, the more you can get done, which leaves you more time to enjoy yourself. Maria T. Schwartzkopf To each his own. leff Shockley You only go around once so get it while you can. Augustin: playing in the halls . . . getting A's on the final . . . getting into trouble . . . talking my way out of trouble . . . being Mr. COOL? john: Classical Gas . . . halt a volkswagen . . . Afrikan Symphony . . . Ellen's poor Torino . . . tennis at 6:30 AM . . . charge! IFS . . . trombone. Sonja: Scholzie ... Sir... TSOP ...canoeing at Wye . . . I don't understand . .. locked car... hot VW . . . Thou lovely art ...super girl . .. certain friends I leave behind . . . MichelIe's other half Maria: library . . . Mrs. Murray's 6th period journalism . . . Willismaburg . .. IPS . . . 3rd lunch . . . '75-76 Eddie: Gettysburg trip . . . stage band practice . . . float meetings.. . Doc Frame's . . . journalism class . . . chemistry class jeff: hard times through the years . . . glad to be gone 53 David Short Lemuel E. Singletary Make good your life before your life make good of you. Blanche Snead Barbara A. Showalter In a full heart there is room for everything. David W. Smith If it feels good, do it! Dale A. Spence Live and let liveg love and be loved. Barbara: Working in the office with Miss Rae . .. the game refuge . .. swimming at the Indian River , .. Prom-Summer Breeze . .. helping Mr. Deldeo in the office. Sam: Riding to school with friends. . . Cettysburgfwilliamsburg trips . . . fun in study hall. David: 1.V. Baseball team '76 . . . with Myrtle and the gang. Dale: Coming late to class . . . getting detention... my skipping ability. . . arguing with Miss Davis. 54 Rodlyn B. Stancliff Mark L. Steele Life is exactly what you put into Life can be as easy as you make Deborah Taylor Theresa A. Temple Life is fun if you find the right Life is responsibility. One must things in life. Life can be a bed learn to cope with and fulfill ofrosesoritcouldbeabedof their own particular nails. le' responsibilities to the best of their ability. Be fair to yourself and others. aff me Sandra L. Thomas Greg E. Tietmeyer Life to me means sharing love ln a time of need you find out and happiness with others. who your real friends are. Rodlyn: Gettysburg trip . .. listening to Wesley T... singing in Art I and II ...Taking Drafting I . . . 4th period with the guys... all the 4 years l have spent . . . just being a senior. Mark: Wonderland By Night... Last Halloween at Catman's . . . Mr. Truitt's Math courses. Debbie: Gettysburg trip . . . Wonderland By Night... sandwich down my back. Theresa: Wonderland By Night . . . There he is! . . . Gettysburg trip . . . palm reading. . . Wrestling matches. Sandy: Privilege of being a senior. . . to be able to cut the underclassmen in the lunch line. Greg: November 7,1975 . .. l.V. Baseball '74, 55 Daryl Tindley Elizabeth N. Tino Don't worry, everything always turns out alright in the end. Michael I. Truitt You will get out of life as much as you put into it. Margo: Cheerleading . . . softball parties. Margo M. Tingle Enjoy life while we have the chance. William E. Townsend Strive for and reach your goal. Donald Tubbs William: POD class. . . Teal's volleyball court. Mike: Henlopen Conference victory. . . WONDERLAND BY NIGHT . . . junior class trips . . . green Capri . . . someone special. 56 Patricia Twilley Life is an education in itself. 4... Shirley I. Upchurch ggi' Life is only what you make it. l lohn W. Verlaque Life is a gift, gifts are meant to be enjoyed. WW leanne L. Tyre l was the second best that ever did it, and got away with it. Doris H. Upshur To love and be loved, to appreciate and be appreciated, and to understand and be understanding. Priscilla E. Walker Love everyone. Pat:WONDERLAND BY NIGHT... meeting William . . . Mr. Carey and his cart . . . kicking Mr. Bazara . . . 3:16 . . . football games. Jeanne: joy Freeze brown eye 6th period journalism 40 footer Swamp riding Beef sauce in my face Horace Bethany Beach . . . POD. Shirley: good talks. .. joking with teachers. Doris: lost on OEA trip . ., late for POD everyday... fun in Art class . . . 2 detentions . . . reading Grafitti . .. Neddie. lohn: ski trip... home football games . . . walking on the beach. Priscilla: Gettysburg trip . . . Washington, D.C .... football, basketball, hockey games . . . pep-rallies. 57 Diane Walter Tanya Y. Walters - .Lani Crystal L Ward Brian I. Warner Life is memories for the past and Out of my world is not far hope for the future. away or far from now : for if we reach for what we desire, we either grasp it and enjoy or fall like a brick. lay W. Warrington Laverne D. Wescott Life is something too great to Love all, trust a few, do wrong comprehend. You only get one to no one. 4 A chance at life, so make it count. Tanya: running down the halls... cheering . .. acid on my fingers . .. becoming a junior and a senior in the same year... hard work... going with Bunk Bunk . Crystal: OEA Convention .. . Gettysburg and Williamsburg trips ... float meetings . .. WONDERLAND BY NIGHT ... freshmen car wash ...fling around the freeze. Laverne: football games . .. Prom . . . Class of '77 . . . Miss Coleman . . . Mrs. Hyland. 58 Be ambitious in all you do and someday life will be good to you. Be happy, don't hurt anyone, and don't hurt yourself. Life even right. Michael L Wilgus if 11? Pattes V. Williams To get the best out of life, you have got to know where you are going, how you're going to get there, and what you're going to do when you get there, Mary lane Wingate ... ., Patricia A. Wright is beautiful, it would be better if people would act Mike: ski trip . . . Gettysburg trip . . . Prom . . . football games... New Year's Eve. Pat: typing II class . . . Mrs. Hyland's room during spare time . . . May18, 1976 'lil Steve Wootten What is supposed to be will be. f, gli Tl:-. ':, ' A---e Lb-' 1- 'T f 4,.e..f 1-idff ' -.N'- -X F,-,,....--- Mary lane: Dream Weaver Miss FFA geometry tests Sweet Caroline ... 1975 Halloween Parade Shoo opening doors at the wrong time . . . Mickey Mouse. Steve: Mark's lamp post Pat: Gettysburg trip . . . hit in the face . . . horse races. . . won , . . broken leg 59 Senior Class Officers n.?' ri ,W fha , ,,.,.,A-.-af 'W ,1- QKNEELING L-RJ Secretary - Tammy Dill, Treasurer - Dawn Penuel QSTANDING L-RJ Vice President - Robert Belmont, President - Perry Mears 60 Last Will nd Testament We, the Class of 1977, of Indian River High School of the towns of Frankford and Dagsboro, state of Delaware, being of sound and disposing mind and memory, do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our last Will and Testament, hereby revoking any and all wills heretofore made by us. I, Mark Adkins, do hereby devise and bequeath to my sister Denise Adkins my ability to stay home and obtain good grades, to lane Lynch my ability to practice my trumpet, and to Mr, Thomas one tree to plant in his front yard. I, Lesa Baker, do hereby devise and bequeath to Carol and Maxine the fun before games without being caught, to Sheila the ability to get a man of her own since she failed to steal mine, and I leave to be with Darryl, the one I love. I, Benita Banks, do hereby devise and bequeath to Mr. Adams a composition due on Monday, to Mr, Yoder my Karate ability, to the junior boys of 3rd lunch my 455 with an overhead cam, and to Beth Turner my I.D. card, a dry pair of pants, and a full tank of gas to breeze around the freeze. I, Robert Belmont, do hereby devise and bequeath to Ernest Belmont my ability to play basketball, to Marvella Chisum my love, and to Robin White the hickey she never received. I, David Brasure, do hereby devise and bequeath to David Pusey all of my good grades, to my brother Darryl lclass of 'B2j my car and driving ability, and last I leave Indian River looking toward the future. I, Eddie Brewington, do hereby devise and bequeath to my sister Valerie the ability to stay out late, to Mr. Carey hopes that he gets a better second period class next year, and to Bl the ability to learn how to keep her mouth shut. I, Richie Brittingham, do hereby devise and bequeath to Denise Adkins my wit and ability to pass a bookkeeping quiz without having to study, to Susan Mills, I leave my snap-up shirt, and to my brother Dean, I leave Mr. Deldeo. I, Annette Bunting, do hereby devise and bequeath to Howard, Cindy, and Nancy the best of luck at I.R., to Mike Evans one special tape, to Doug Hudson many more great ski trips, to Ioe Palermo the everlasting memory of his 1st class, to Mrs. Oliphant a year's supply of chips 81 dip for her yearbook staff, and to the students of I,R. the ability to realize before they become Seniors that these last few years with our teachers and school are really the best. I, Denice Bunting, do hereby devise and bequeath to Diane Milutin an everlasting ear which will always be there to listen, to Denise Savage my ability to make it through one more lonely year, and to Diana Adkins and Ellen Banks the ability to drive safely to school without me, finally I leave . .. I, Allison Button, do hereby devise and bequeath to Mr. Eckerd my ability to play tennis, to Mr. Palermo one properly stuffed duck, to Beth I leave Pat Simmons leven if it breaks my heartl, and to Betsy a little more than an inch of snow and all of the luck in the world. I, Kay Campbell, do hereby devise and bequeath to Angela one dirty doughnut and a bottle of Tickle Pink, to Denise my twirling ability, to Susan my pleasant personlity, to Armadilla my chauffer's hat and my chauffer's license, to Mr. Rupert Smith my driving ability, to Mr, Eckerd my Big Bird costume and the key to my slightly used closet, and happily I leave I.R. I, Susan Campbell, do hereby devise and bequeath to Becky Moore two more years of hard work at I.R., to Lora Rickards my parking space in the parking lot, to Wesley Townsend my ability to sing, and to Ianet Cooper the ability to stay out later than 8:30 p.m. I, Tami Campbell, do hereby devise and bequeath to Mr. Deldeo one pack of detention slips, to Miss Rae a hard time, to Mr. Cook a great basketball team, to all the underclassmen the ability to get in trouble as much as I did and get away with it, to Glenn Marvel one Mik, and to Chad Mitchell love and all good times, to Angela Tubman the ability to have one Big T, and finally I leave IRHS. I, Eddie Cathell, do hereby devise and bequeath to Kris Long my ring, all my love, and my car, to Pop Pop Adams a fifth of Scotch, to Doug Hudson my parking space, and my ability to drive. I, Denise Chandler, do hereby devise and bequeath to lane Hazel my seat in POD class and the ability to pass, to Sandy larvis all the books I read in Reading for Enjoyment, now I leave Indian River with a few good memories. I, Brett Cox, do hereby devise and bequeath to all seniors and all underclassmen good luck in anything that they do, to Kim McComrick my car, to Allison Button I will me, to Eddie Cathell my beard, to Mr. Carey a class as good as this year's first and fifth periods, and to Cathy Murray the guy of her choice. I, Martha Custis, do hereby devise and bequeath to lohn Middleton the ability to be bold, to Michael Chandler the ability to be a good little boy, and to all the underclassmen of IR the very best of luck - most of all, the mind and ability to serve God. I, William Daisey, do hereby devise and bequeath to Mike Owens my basketball playing ability, to Mr, White 10,030 White Delights, and to Mr, Adams many more years of teaching his grandchiIdren. I, Nadine Davidson, do hereby devise and bequeath to lackie Hickman my ability to remember names, to Mark Rowe a ride home after school, and to my parents all my appreciation and love for helping me in the past four years, and finally to all my classmates the best of luck in the future. I, Susan Dean, do hereby devise and bequeath to Barry two more years at IR, to Lynn, Mary, Nick and Hurkey some partying times, and to Mr. Palermo a full-time maid to clean up his biology room, I, Delessa Derrickson, do hereby devise and bequeath to Lesa Doughty the ability to finish high school and to become a secretary. Last, but not least, I will Ianet Harmon my clothes and the best of luck, plus to lerome Lockwood all my love. I, Sherry Devlin, do hereby devise and bequeath to Kristy the ability to pass Mr. PaIermo's Biology Class, and to Lea four good years at l,R,, and finally I leave I.R. to be with Paul. I, Tammy Dill, do hereby devise and bequeath to Sue Dill many good times in the next 3 years, to Becky Moore, lots of patience, nerve, good luck, and one soggy sweatsuit, and to Guy many fond memories and a super future on the football field and off. I, Dean Disharoon, do hereby devise and bequeath to Mr. Carey one certain back row in his second period POD class, to Chad Mitchell one last ride to school, to Pete and Repeat the ability to have the last laugh, to Glen Marvel one last ride to basketball games, to T.T., V,M., and D.C. four more years at IR. I, Teresa Dukes, do hereby devise and bequeath to Becky Blair the ability to get a certain guy to call, to Becky Bishop the ability to hang in there one more year, and now I leave IR with a lot of memories and a special thanks to the teachers I've had in the years l've been here. I, Sharon Duncan, do hereby devise and bequeath to Dawn lSki Slopel Magee all the free rides around Banks Acres, to Mr. Moore one last Shoo, , to Mark Rowe my ability to drive a car without going through a red - light! I, Phyllis Dunton, do hereby devise and bequeath to Marilyn Holden my fat legs, to Pam Garrison my shape, to my brother my love and happiness, to Robin Irving my clothes, to Catina my manners, to Petric my hair, to Rayfield and Darryl my good grades. I, Randy Evans, do hereby devise and bequeath to all underclassmen my hope for your graduation, and to my cousins, Billie, lulie, and David my parking spot, 844. I, Sandy Fletcher, do hereby devise and bequeath to Mrs. Powell the ability to get another great AV aide for the years to come, to Mrs. Murray the ability to buy a heart - shaped bathtub, to Tammy Banks the ability to stick with one guy instead of two. Now I gladly leave IR to be with Keith Blake, I, Virginia Flood, do hereby devise and bequeath to Cheryl Wingate my ability to play hockey, to jeff Givans the ability not to pout after a fight with Sandy, and finally I leave IR. I, William Flood, do hereby devise and bequeath to Patricia Twilly my love and my very life. I, Mary Frease, do hereby devise and bequeath to Palermo one snatched up Elton lohn song and a bag of peanut M S. M's, t0 Kim Murray a Fleetwood Mac tape and a road to the refuge, to lane Powell a new neighbor to take over when I leave, to Beth Koenig, a Playbarn packed with memories and to Robin Hudson my Mark Eden course that never worked for me. I, Maria Georgo, do hereby devise and bequeath to Mr. Heim my head of hair, to Mr. lack Beckett an apple and my driving abilities, to Paige Hickman my platform shoes, to Brenda Collins I leave a tank full of gas and a dozen Flip Flops, to Helen Reeves all my toys and the rest of my belongings shall be buried with me in my grave. I, Ron Givans, do hereby devise and bequeath to Mr. Carey another second period class like this year's, to Iudy the ability to get along with everyone, to Denise B. the ability to find someone like me. I, Cindy Grace, do hereby devise and bequeath to Gale Tietmeyer my best grades for the next year and to my brother Ioe Grace I leave my good brains. I, Teresa Gray, do hereby devise and bequeath to Mr. Carey a cenain back row in his second period P.O.D. class, to Pam Hudson my speed of lighting at F.l.F., to certain junior girls my ability to scope, and to leff Frey I leave my happiest memories. I, Debbie Hammond, do hereby devise and bequeath to Duane Hammond and Susan Steen four great years at IR, to Brenda Hammond my bookkeeping abilities, to Michele Savage the ability to find someone else to take her to school. I wish to thank Frank for a great time at the prom and hope that Iimmy Robinson will always remember me. To Mr, Yoder I leave a free cup of coffee at Alice's Clothes Tree. And the Memories of IR will linger on. I, Eddie Hammond, do hereby devise and bequeath to Bruce Bunting Mr. Carey's POD class and my parking space. I, Annette Handy, do hereby devise and bequeath to all the people of IR my ability to get out of here and especially to Cheryl Townsend my ability to get along with Mrs. Hyland. I leave IR with pride and gladness. I, Darlene Handy, do hereby devise and bequeath to Bruce Allen Showell all my love in the future and to Marlene Handy my intelligence to keep one man, and to my three brothers and two sisters to keep love in their hearts. I, Pauline Handy, do hereby devise and bequeath to Natasha, Martha, and Laverne, all my friendship, to Emma McKinney to be happier than I was being a senior, and to R.C. that all our problems will soon be solved, and to my daughter my love. I, Wayne Handy, do hereby devise and bequeath to all the beautiful girls in I.R. my phone number and address which is 436-8107, Rt. 2 Box 7, Selbyville, Del., and to the fairest of the fairest, I leave my memories of the good times we shared together. I, Kelly Harper, do hereby devise and bequeath to Beth Koenig a new pair of steps, to Denise Taylor the ability to stay awake during a concert, to my brother Kent five more years of school, and at last I leave to be with Robby Anderson. I, David Hastings, do hereby devise and bequeath to Glen Marvel the tail lights of my '69, to Frank Savage the ability to get his Camaro on the road, to Delbert Baker to get a car of his own besides using Mom's, and to Carlton Farber to get a job without his Mom helping out. I, Azzinaro Hayes, do hereby devise and bequeath to Karen Andrews all my knowledge and good sense, my phone number and address to all the nice looking young ladies. I, Natasha Hayes, do hereby devise and bequeath to my sister Angie the ability to get along with guys, and to my sister Wescenia the ability to play softball as good as I do. l'm leaving I.R. but will return. And last I leave Carter jarmon my life and love. I, Allen Henry, do hereby devise and bequeath to Gernie Purnell my best ability and know - how and also my girlfriend. I, jay Herrington, do hereby devise and bequeath to jeff Stevens the ability to stay out of trouble and how to keep a cool head, and to the junior Vo'Tech students another year with Mr. Davis. I, Chad Hickman, do hereby devise and bequeath to Bunky the ability to keep me awake in his class, to my sister jacklyn two more years at I.R.H.S. and to certain people the ability to drive. I, Dawn Hickman, do hereby devise and bequeath to Beverley Steen a bedroom to herself, to jane Hickman my expert driving ability, to Debbie Hickman my good grades, and to Mr. Handlin a carnation and someone to talk to at the store. I, Amy Hohmeier, do hereby devise and bequeath to Denise lunch in the science - wing bathroom, to Brian one buried sheet and an eventful boatride, to my chauffeur Marshemont my silver limousine including the contents of the glove compartment, and to my special love, my graduation. I, Frank Holloway, do hereby devise and bequeath to Eddie Tingle my ability to keep my mouth shut, to Max Twigg my ability to do Geometry, and to all students at IRHS many happy years. I, john Holloway, do hereby devise and bequeath a blue whale for Mr. Palermo to stuff, an air conditioner for Mr. Abbott, my ability to drive on ice to Denise Atkins, my ability to play pool to Dean Baker, a pacifier to Beth Turner, my sweat socks to Billy Steen and to Mr. Smith, a smile. I leave IR happily. I, Martha Holloway, do hereby devise and bequeath to Maxine Harmon the ability to cope with all the problems of a Mustang, to George Empty my artistic ability, to Carol Purnell the ability to eat a whole pizza, and to Columbus Gaymor all my love. I, Sandy Holloway, do hereby devise and bequeath to Mr. Yoder one pair of combat boots for Alma, to Ricky Hitchens a bill for 51, to Mrs. Oliphant my shoe size, to jay Wingate 3 red sweet tarts, and to jeff Givens a hair-cut and lots of writing paper. I, Mike Hudson, do hereby devise and bequeath to Mr. Eckerd my ability to play the saxaphone and to Eddie Shockley the ability to read music, also to Mr. Deldeo my ability to get into trouble, I, Sharon Hudson, do hereby devise and bequeath to Lisa Hudson three more years in high school, to Brenda Hudson my parking lot, and to Bruce Bunting one more year in high school. I, Gloria Huggins, do hereby devise and bequeath to Mary jane Huggins the ability to set a goal in life and strive for more than the ordinary, and to Clifford Tingle my happiness. I, Denise Ireland, do hereby devise and bequeath to Mr. Yoder a hot cup of coffee, to Mr. Goldberg a booga booga , to Mrs. Oliphant a thousand pictures of Dorothy Hammill, to Greg and Bonnie lots of luck in their last two years, to everyone at IR lots of patience with my little sister, and most important of all, I leave to one very special guy all the love I could every possibly give to any one person. I, Mark Irwin, do hereby devise and bequeath to Kathy Tingle my ability to write Mr, Adam's themes 10 minutes before the class starts, to Eddie Tingle my ability to stay out of trouble, to Robert Lynch my ability to play basketball, and to IR much happiness and fun. I, Darryl jarmon, do hereby devise and bequeath to Larry McCray my seat on the football bus, to Harold Fumbles Harmon my sticky hands, to George Empty my medicard and to Mrs. Shorty Oliphant my size so she can look down on students. I, Arlene johnson, do hereby devise and bequeath to Becky a new car Ithat startsj, a certain guy, and my ability to bowl, to Kathy a private edition of Starsky and Hutch, to Pat my ability to keep one guy and my brother to sit with on the bus, to the kids on the bus a lot of fun, to all my teachers many thanks, and I leave to be with G.L. I, Stanley A. johnson, do hereby devise and bequeath to Ray Steele just one of those women who chase him, to Mr. Adams another Mike W., to Steve McCabe a smaller head, to joy johnson another 3 years of gossip, to Ralph, Dana and Mike one more Ocean City cop, and to all of next year's Seniors one more year of school. I I, Sue Kleinstuber, do hereby devise and bequeath to my brother john, 1 pair of knee highs and some curls, to Mrs. Murray a shape like Laurie Prentise and two bottle caps, to Ruth Ann a bag of Nacho Cheese and best wishes for the future, to Mr, Basinski a hard worker like me for next year. Finally, to Mrs. Oliphant many unforgetable memories from her first set of dummies I, Vince LaCourt, do hereby devise and bequeath to Mr. Carey all the good surf and a hang ten day, to Danny the right to go home at 11:08, to Susie Brounce another Narcon Trip, and to IR my red and white Cadi. I, jerry Layton, do hereby devise and bequeath to Glenn Marvel my used race car and my brilliant brain to all the freshmen. I, Angela Lecates, do hereby devise and bequeath to Wesley Townsend and to Brian Robbins my ability to paint by numbers, to Kay one more greasy french fry, and to Loria and Peggy my seat on Mr. W's bus. I, Ann Lewis, do hereby devise and bequeath to Teresa a boyfriend, to john and Brendon two more fun years at IR, to next year's wrestling cheerleaders some coordination, and to Mary jean I leave our memories of bus drivers, discos, and French wine, I, Brenette Lewis, do hereby devise and bequeath to Annette Hallett my ability to go all the way through school like I did, and to Tyann Hall my ability to take care of her child. I, joyce A. Ling, do hereby devise and bequeath to Sandy Ling my ability to get along in school, my sisterly love, and my patience, to Suzanne Leffler many good times, a hotel room, and a smile, to Mary DeMarie a guitar lesson and a bottle cap, to Kenny Hawkins and Bobby Hoban one more year and a roommate, to Mrs. Murray a smile and a painted fire plug, to Mrs. Oliphant my ability to draw a straight line, a piece of artwork, a box of kleenexes, and many thanks, and last of all I leave . .. I, Darlene Lockwood, do hereby devise and bequeath to Rosalind Lockwood my ability to defend herself, to Cheryl Townsend and Gloria Andrews my ability to have a loud mouth and use it to make people laugh, to the underclassmen my ability to get as far as I have gotten. I, Keith Long, do hereby devise and bequeath my good humor and ability to laugh to Steve Hudson, to Brenda Hudson I leave my friendship and another great and final year at I.R. I, Cheryl Lynch, do hereby devise and bequeath to Elyce Browne the ability to have fun at I.R. like I did in the last three years, to Mrs. Brittingham to put up with me everyday second period, and to Pam Rickards the days she worked in the Guidance Office, and at last I leave with jeff, I, jeff Lynch, do hereby devise and bequeath to Mrs. Oliphant my height and the ability to get the kids out of the halls second period and to Glen Marvel my ability to bang all four gears in the old race Vega. I, Kevin Lynch, do hereby devise and bequeath to jane Powell a bottle of aspirins for the headaches to come, to Sheila the ability to keep two boys straight, to Beth the ability to be on time and to a certain girl a lot of good memories, I, Mark Magee, do hereby devise and bequeath 1500 burnt matches and 2 broken test tubes to Mr. Steward and his next chemistry class. l, Sandra Magee, do hereby devise and bequeath to Lisa Franklin my many nights at the Acme and to Val and Penny my ability to keep quiet in Math and to Sheila Long and Mike I leave I.R. I, Bessie Major, do hereby devise and bequeath to jeannette Whaley her ability to keep Bonehead, to Tanya Walters my good looks, and last, but not least, to Darnell Showell my ability to act with a little more maturity, I, Vanessa Marshall, do hereby devise and bequeath to Annette Handy and Alisa Turlington the ability to graduate from I.R., to Gwen Snead my height, to Bessie Major the ability to stay my closest friend, and last, but not least, I will all my love to my baby Colyanda Ebony Love Hagans. I, Mary Alice Massey, do hereby devise and bequeath to Roy Townsend my ability to play a Frenchhorn and to Amy Gehlert one furry mouse and another year of jaws . I, Mark Marvel, do hereby devise and bequeath to Eric Magill another wonderful year at this lovely high school, to the junior class I leave my ability to sleep in Pop Pop Adam's class, to Eckerd I leave a lot of luck with next year's trumpet section and band, also to Eckerd I leave some johnson's Wax for his bald spot. I, Perry Mears, do hereby devise and bequeath to Natilie Banks an apology, to Mr. Palermo a duck to stuff and to I.R. I leave my kid brother and my prayers. I, Mark Meredith, do hereby devise and bequeath my ability to have a good time week in and week out to the graduating class of 78. I, Cindy McGowan, do hereby devise and bequeath to Debbie Padgett three wonderful years with Mr. Blackwell, and to Teddy Lewis my ability to be on time! And now I finally say Good-Bye to Indian River. I, Clarles Mumford, do hereby devise and bequeath to my friend Handy strength that I have and the speed of me, and to be able to do anything in the world today. I, jeff Mumford, do hereby devise and bequeath to Mr. Thomas my ability to write a term paper and to the Freshman class the chance to graduate. I, Denise Murray, do hereby devise and bequeath to Miss Barran my terrific ability to play the French Horn, to Ianet Cooper my chair, to Mr. Eckerd my ability to play volleyball, to Denise Adkins my red hair, to Betsy Murray lots of luck at I.R., to Paul Marvel my Peter Pan costume, and to my sister Diana happiness and joy along with goose pimples at the Football Games. I, Ellen Murray, do hereby devise and bequeath to Mr. Yoder a daily cup of coffee, to Mr. White someone to visit the shop like I have, to Mrs. Oliphant a newspaper staff like ours next year, and to Pam, Renee, Aliesa, Angie, and Kit the ability to make it through I.R. in 4 years. I, Mona Murray, do hereby devise and bequeath to Denise Adkins my ability to be late for homeroom every morning without getting into trouble, to Darrell Brasure my ability to get out of school early, to Dean Brittingham my ability to get along with the teacher and now I sadly leave I.R. after 4 long years. I, Robin Nickerson, do hereby devise and bequeath to Doug Hudson another Dear Abby, to Mary DeMarie I leave a back seat driver and another ride to school, to lane Reese the ability to draw, to Sandy and Suzanne all the luck in the world, and at last I leave... I, Laura Oakley, do hereby devise and bequeath to Peggy and Christine the ability to finish the rest of their days in school, and also to Vaughnie Hudson a ride home after 3rd periods. I, Mary Orhelen, do hereby devise and bequeath to lane Lynch my ability to break up with a guy and leave it that way, and to lanice L. and Sherry Parsons my ability to get along with Fladys K, I, Dennis Outten, do hereby devise and bequeath to Wesley Townsend my ability to draw and to Kathy Raab best wishes and hope that she won't FLUNK! I, Cathy Padgett, do hereby devise and bequeath to Mike Padgett the ability to last one more year, to Debbie Padgett and Bev Brantley three more fun years of I.R. now I finally leave with Dwight. I, Teresa Palmer, do hereby devise and bequeath to leave Mrs. Steen, Mr. Heim my ability to do math. I, Donna Parsons, do hereby devise and bequeath to Cindy Emler the ability to goof off in shorthand II class next year like I did, and I leave l.R.H.S. to go to Seaford to be Mrs. Donna Cummings with pleasure. l, Dawn Penuel, do hereby devise and bequeath to Kim Hudson two more years with a certain teacher, to Renee Toomey my place in the office, to all the cheerleaders lots of support and spirit, and finally I leave I.R. with many happy memories. I, Brenda Pettit, do hereby devise and bequeath to Karen and Vanessa my typing and shorthand abilities, to Sonnia and George the ability to graduate with something to look forward to, and last but not least, I leave all my love to William Morris. My thanks and gratitude to my mother who helped make these years possible. I, leff Powell, do hereby devise and bequeath to Tammy Swann my ring, love, and presence through the remaining years, to Debbie Padgett someone to pick on, and to the rest of the underclassmates the ability to have a good time without Deldeo after them. I, Iulie Powell, do hereby devise and bequeath to Ruth Ann Burbage many exciting episodes and my ability to get caught by the TAC team, to Betsy Murray my chair in band, to Denise Savage my ability to make it through my Senior year, and I finally leave I.R. with many unforgettable memories. I, Linda Purnell, do hereby devise and bequeath to Larry Davis my love, to Tysonya my good grades in Elementary and High school, and never being late to class, I leave Vanessa all my skills in Art class, I, Gernie Purnell, do hereby devise and bequeath to Allen Bunky Henry my style, coolness and ability to see the best in all girls and respect all of them to a certain point, be like your so called daddy and you will make it. I, Mildred Rickards, do hereby devise and bequeath to Lori Rickards two more hard years of I.R,, to Senna Beauchamp my seat in P.O.D., to Wesley Townsend my ability to draw and to lanet Cooper the ability to get her own man. I, Ward Rickards, do hereby devise and bequeath to Brett Collins the ability to skip and not get caught and to Pam Rickards the ability to make it through two more years, to all the underclassmen alot of luck, for you'll need it. I, Donna Robinson, do hereby devise and bequeath to Lisa Ennis and Kim Rudolph my memories of Indian River and to enioy them while they are happening, I, Michelle Robbins, do hereby devise and bequeath to Freaky a copy of the family tree and the red rocker she asked for, to lane the ability to have a nice Christmas, to Mr. Goldberg thanks and a pair of identical twins, to Donna two tubs of tissue paper and a roll of masking tape, to leanette one starry night, to Mrs O and Mrs. Dick many thanks, to S.P., D.D, N.B., P.M. and M,M all the best of life's happiness and to Mr. Eckerd many thanks, memories of the 77 horns and a lonely 7:15 piano slot. I, Kim Rogers, do hereby devise and bequeath to the lunior girls P.O.D. with Mr. Carey, to Mrs. Oliphant many happy memories, to Allen Baker forgiveness and a lifetime of me, to everyone I leave my ability to SCOPE , to a friend a special memory and now I leave IR. with a soft heart and a quiet smile. I, Mitchell K, Rogers, do hereby devise and bequeath to I.R. Student CounciI's succeeding President and his officers my congratulations, my qualities as an activist and my wishes for a prosperous year, to Denise A. a Porky Pig , to Gayle T. a lr , to leff G. the shakes, to lane H., Debbie H., and loy I, a firemen's supper, to cousins Greg and LuLu two more years, to Mrs. Long another Mark Irwin, to Kirk C. a bill for 533.50 for senrices rendered, and to Mrs. Oliphant a quadpack, a dummy, and a faithful, admiring student like me! I, Kevin Rowe, do hereby devise and bequeath to Michal Wimbrow all of my love and to Mark Marvel more great times with Chaos. I, lohn F. Schlag, do hereby devise and bequeath to Mr. Knowles an enrollment of UID, to Mr. Eckerd the School Board, to Mr. Basinski the empty east wall of the Guidance Office, to the lunior class - Mr. Adams, to Sherry Powell my ring, and to Mrs. Oliphant all the hot air in the boilers I, Sonja Scholz, do hereby devise and bequeath to Becky, four slightly used tympani and a set of pathetic bells, to Paul a dream to monopolize the Hershey Corporation, to Mrs. Oliphant a perfect composition along with many thanks and fond memories of the Cape Crusaders, to Monsieur Goldberg a pair of identical twins, to M.M., I.R., V,R., S.R., N.B., S.P., and D.D, a MRON of their own and an empty seat at C lunch, and finally I leave to Mr. Eckerd a revised copy of Perpetum Mobile and the utmost thanks. I, Maria Schwartzkopf, do hereby devise and bequeath to Denise my ability to get to school on time, to Carla my ability to get out of 9th grade, to Franny my ability to stay in school, and to I.R. my brother Chris in the years to come and to Nick my grades and my love. l, Eddie Shockley, do hereby devise and bequeath to Dobbie Snyder my drum and drum sticks, to the newspaper buyers my humor, to the Mini Teacher my height, to Loren and Greg a good ole time, to Michale and Debbie my love, and to Eckerd some drumming ability, I, Barbara Showalter, do hereby devise and bequeath to Roy Evans all the days of my life, to my sister Marcy I leave Robert, to Miss Rae my thanks, and last of all I leave Mr. Deldeo an empty coffee cup. I, Lemuel Singletary, do hereby devise and bequeath that the Sth period class continue talking about the things we use to talk about as long as Miss Davis doesn't hear them, to Mike Phillips I leave my 148 varsity warm-up lmaybe he'll get to wear itl, and a bag to put over his ugly face, and to Miss Pamela Harrison I leave love and happiness. I, Dale Spence, do hereby devise and bequeath all my love to Ray Briddell, to ludy and Tony Spence the ability to make it through high school, to Aaron Harmon the ability to find someone as good as I have, and to Indian River I leave my good-byes and cigarette butts. I, Rodlyn Stancliff, do hereby devise and bequeath to Diane Walter my ability to paint without having it to snow, to Teresa Palmer my ability to type without one, but three mistakes, to Chris I. my Cadillac to experiment on to his heart's content, to Mr. Smith my pleasant personality and my contagious smile, and to the rest of my friends tears and happy memories. I, Mark L. Steele, do hereby devise and bequeath to Bill Steen all my athletic abilities, to Ray Steele and Ioe Palermo the ability to win the State Baseball Tournament, and to all the girls at I.R. I leave me. I, Debbie Taylor, do hereby devise and bequeath to Teresa Molnar the fun I had, to Sandy Magee the convoy in Georgetown, and to Burton Banks, Glenita Beckett, and Dean my best table at lunch, I, Theresa Temple, do hereby devise and bequeath to Mr. Eckerd one pregnant Pinto, and to Dawn Magee and Sherry Breasure the best of luck and success. I, Sandra Thomas, do hereby devise and bequeath to Bonnie Thomas the ability to be a better student and to james Bailey all my love. I, Margo Tingle, do hereby devise and bequeath to Carol Purnell the ability to be a better cheerleader, and to john McMillan all my love. I, Liz Tino, do hereby devise and bequeath one very used car and a lost set of keys to my sister Monica, to Brenda I leave my infallible ability not to get carded by good ol'Bonnie, to Kristina Devlen I leave my dice and all the cigarettes that I haven't smoked, to Sherry Devlen I leave a whole deck of cards, and a six pack, and last but not least to all my teachers I leave my praise and prayers that you'll all live through that Class of 78. I, Ken Toms, do hereby devise and bequeath to the faculty, students, and future students of IRHS, an experience that no one should have but everyone can learn from. I, Dawn Toomey, do hereby devise and bequeath to Marybeth Marvel the ability to graduate at I.R., to lohn Merritt the ability to get good grades, and to Cheryl Downs the ability to get all the boys at I.R. Now I leave with my love for Randy. I, Brenda Toppin, do hereby devise and bequeath to Carlene Toppin the ability to graduate and stop playing around, to Yoland my P.O.D. notes, to Stephanie Suggs my good looks, to Tyann the ability to keep Larry straight. I, Bill Townsend, do hereby devise and beaueath to Kirk Callaway my best friendship and the best burn for the year. I, Mike Truitt, do hereby devise and bequeath to Wesley Townsend and Vada larmon my ability to play basketball, to Dana Long my ability to play baseball and run the bases, to all the coaches my respect and that they always get the best out of all their players, to Kim Hudson the ability to live up to her nickname spout, and two more fabulous years at I.R. I, Patricia Twilley, do hereby devise and bequeath to William Flood my love and my life, to Stephan Carey the ability to spell, to Mr. Deldeo my first born son, to Lisa Kessler a smile and my ability to graduate, to Mrs. Thompson my greatest appreciation for her help, to Indian River I leave my favorite, lames Flood, and to all my friends much luck and happiness in whatever they do. Later on, IRHS. I, leanne Tyre, do hereby devise and bequeath to Iris one bigger mailbox, to lune one File 813, to Mr. Cook a good basketball team, to Dean Brittingham the ability to walk on ice, to all the '78 senior girls the ability to go to the Freeze without Tami C. cleaning house, and I leave everybody with I.R. I, Shirley Upchurch, do hereby devise and bequeath to Lynn D'Orazio two happy more years at I.R. and the ability to find an older man and to Mr. lenkins a simple good-bye. l, Doris Upshur, do hereby devise and bequeath to Mrs. Hyland, Miss Coleman and Miss Webster my gratitude for their help during my last two years at I.R., to all the seniors of I.R, the best of luck in the future, and to D.H. all my love and affection. I, John Verlaque, do hereby devise and bequeath my ability to take school with a smile to all you unfortunate underclassmen, my tendency to flirt I leave to all single males: and my crazy mind goes to whoever wants it. I bequeath to all incoming seniors the privilege to goof off in Adam's class and warn teachers of another Verlaque yet to come, I, Priscilla Walker, do hereby devise and bequeath to Pearl Cephas with her new friend in the future and to all my good friends the best of luck in the luture. I, Tanya Walters, do hereby devise and bequeath to Sylmer Rainey the ability to graduate, to Sena Hayes the ability to keep Corn, to Greg Satchell the strength to win at least one match during the whole wrestling season next year, and to Zeb I leave something very special. I, Diane Walter, do hereby devise and bequeath to Gail Loveland my singing ability in choir, my thanks to Mrs. Dick for all she has done for me, and the best of luck to all underclassmen with their remaining years at I.R. and now I leave I.R. with pleasant memories, I, Crystal Ward, do hereby devise and bequeath to Tisha my good grades, to Valerie one locker near her classes, to Keith the ability to put up with I.R. for four years, and finally I leave with many happy memories. I, Brian Warner, do hereby devise and bequeath to Mr. Palermo my ability to take charge of a class, to Mr. Deldeo many empty baggies, to Brendan my ability to smile during homeroom, to Mr. Adams my old composition and to all the teachers a warning that the youngest Warner is yet to come. I, lay Warrington, do hereby devise and bequeath to Lynn D'Orazio a What is it? , to Mr. Adams my blue sweater, to Nick and Mary my dancing ability and finally I leave more brothers and sisters to pass through your doors. Good luck and goodbye I.R, I, Laverne Wescott, do hereby devise and bequeath to William Lee Hall lr. my love, to Zina Wescott my 10 speed bike, and to Geraldine Blake my height, to Maxine and Carol my smile, to Karen Andrews my finger nails, and to Nanita Slade my walk. I, Mike Wilgus, do hereby devise and bequeath to Mr. Adams a moving desk and 99 compositions, to Mr. Thomas five broken fingers, to Mrs. Hyland S0 words, to lim Weaver my football ability, and last of all I leave I.R. with lots of laughs, goodtimes, and the thought of another Wilgus on the way. I, Pattes Williams, do hereby devise and bequeath to Robert Belmont and Mike Truitt my ability to buy paper for school, to Miss Coleman my ability to stay small, to all underclassman who take typing watch for Hawkeye Hyland, to Diana Adkins my ability to get good grades, to Clay Burton I leave my love and understanding. I, Mary lane Wingate, do hereby devise and bequeath to Sherry Powell one brand new whistle, to Dorothy Dukes a chair and much luck in her senior year, to Paul Marvel I leave someone to play Old Maid with, and to Mr. Eckerd I leave one mimeographed copy of Concerto for Clarinet and a new Miss F. F. A, I, Steve Wootten, do hereby devise and bequeath to Ruth Ann Burbage my love, to Bruce Steen argood football team, and,Mr. White some new White's delight chickens. I, Pat Wright, do hereby devise and bequeath to Sherry Parson my good grades in Bookkeeping and to Ceorgianna Wright my ability to drive and not get stopped, and to Miss McKee two aspirins. We, the Senior Class of 1977, do hereby devise and bequeath to the Iunior Class better luck with their Senior privileges, to the Sophomore Class our parking places in the student parking lot, to the Freshman Class our luck in making winning homecoming floats, We, the Senior Class of 1977, as we regretfully leave the halls of IR, wish to express our deep appreciation to the faculty of Indian River High School for their never ending patience and understanding these last four years, Signed, sealed and executed this the 7th day of lune in the year one thousand, nine hundred, seventy-seven. 64 ,fx A senior remembers being 'by . 4-s 4 1 ,.,. 2, df' . MV ,ff . 5 . 1 best all-around Sue Kleinstuber, Steve Wootten Time is not measured by the passing of the years, but by what one does, what one feels, and what one achieves. jawaharlal Nehru friendliest Annette Bunting, Mike Wilgus Let us be happy while we are young. i - lie I i ' ME iiiiiil as - , g if tr i i f gf' ' Q ,. , 2 F is if is-ff 1 F X L.- F Q af' , M312 L L r Those who bring sunshine to the lives of others cannot keep it from themselves. Sir james Barrie The clothing oft proclaims the man. YK 1 f r 'l If in 5 in ' i lf. ii ii pvsn ii I class favorites Dawn Penuel, Mitch Rogers best dressed Benita Banks, lay Warrington Shakespeare most athletic Maria Schwartzkopf, Mike Truitt The runner is like a child at playg his actions are an adventure in freedom, and the only purpose of this breathless chemistry was to explore the limits of his own strength. J. Bro- nowski most talented loyce Ling, Mark Marvel lf a man has talent and cannot use it, he has failed. If he has a talent and uses only half of it, he has partly failed. If he has a talent and learns somehow to use the whole of it, he has gloriously succeeded, and won a satisfaction and a triumph few men ever know. Thomas Wolfe sv .L most likely to succeed Michelle Robbins, lohn Schlag Oh very young, what will you leave us this time? shyest Mona Murray, Mark Magee We grant, although ftheyj had much wit,!1Theyl were shy of using it. Hudibras class flirt Anne Lewis, William Daisey What's the use of worrying? It never was worthwhile. So pack up your troubles in your old-kit bag, and Smile, Smile, Smile. George N. Powell most talkative Tami Campbell, leff Lynch, Bryan Brittingham If you keep your mouth shut, the flies won't get in. Spanish Proverb i 1 R355 rs J i i m y class clowns leanne Tyre Chad Hickman Lemuel Slngletary God gives the nuts but He does not crack them. German Proverb most spirited Martha Holloway, Mark Steele We got SPIRIT. We got MIGHT' 'viii XFN RI Spwuralll 1 f, most dependable Barbara Showalter, Perry Mears This time, like all times, is a very good one, if we but know what to do with it. most studious lohn Holloway, Sonja Scholz Nothing in life is to be feared. It is only to be understood. Marie Curie warm---'HW - lnfir lt' if 'il r ,e i mf E f Q v- ii -fi' YG . .s,,L, ,..f' mr. and mrs. vo-tech jeff Mumford, Sandy Fletcher If a man does not keep pace with his com- panions, perhaps it is because he hears a dif- ferent drummer. Let him step to the music he hears, however measured or far away. Thoreau class couple Mike Truitt, Dawn Penuel All you need is love . . . John Lennon i i if I fi ,au A an athlete Annette Bunting Hockey Delessa Derrickson We -- ,of me I , Denise Belmont Softball William Daisey Basketball Tamara Dill Phyllis Dunton Hockey Hockey Basketball Basketball Softball Manager y 74 ll Y ,, Ginny Flood Wayne Handy Natasha Hayes Hockey Football Softball Basketball Frank Holloway lohn Holloway Sandy Holloway Football Football Hockey Wrestling Track Darryl larmon Football Baseball 1 Sue Kleinstuber Kevin Lynch Hockey Football Baseball al if Dawn Marvel Hockey Softball Gary Mitchell Ellen Murray Basketball Hockey rj. K Lf Lemuel Singletary Mark Steele Darryl Tindley Football Football Wrestling Wrestling Track Mike Truitt Mike Wilgus Steve Wootten . Football Football Football Basketball Basketball Baseball Baseball 77 u . ,,-.- a musician .A ,i I l fflI'r X, K ' . I - E U, Q iff VF In ef L it , 'Lf Y V UT f ' 4 1 T T , L IF 0, T X T T ' X I :gif T It 17312: S . L a A I V A . 3 as Mark Adkins - Trumpet Kay Campbell - Clarinet 'liar 5 '.,. t. -:.1ff . ,, Mike Hudson - Tenor Sax Arlene lohnson - Alto Sax Mark Marvel - Trumpet gm 3 N , Mary Alice Massey - Horn Denise Murray - Horn julie Powell - Alto Sax 78 Michelle Robbins - Horn Sonja Scholz - Percussion lay Warrington - Baritone Kevin Rowe - Tuba Edward Shockley - Drums Michael Wilgus - Baritone lohn Schlag - Trombone Theresa Temple - Clarinet Mary lane Wingate - Clarinet Boys' and Girls' State There is one thing better than good government and that is government in which all the people have a part. - l.B. O'Reilly QKNEELINGJ L-R Mitch Rogers, Sonja Scholz, Tammy Dill QSTANDINGJ L-R Annette Bunting, lay Warrington, Mark Irwin, Sandy Holloway QABSENTJ Mark Adkins, lohn Holloway 80 i QQ Sr i Who's Who The wealth of mankind is in the wisdom they leave. - W.H. Page QBOTTOM - TOPJ L-R Michael Wilgus, Martha Holloway, Denise Ireland, Mary Massey, Dawn Penuel, Mary lane Wingate, lay Warrington, Benita Banks, Rodlyn Standcliff, Denise Murray, Tammy Dill, Dawn Hickman, Kay Campbell, Ellen Murray, Mitch Rogers, Perry Mears, Sue Kleinstuber, Sandy Holloway, Arlene johnson, Theresa Temple, Annette Bunting, Michelle Robbins, Sonja Scholz, john Schlag, Mark Adkins t W -.4 .,aQ T ,i,,, , ,t ,. i s . . . A Scholar ...ASIave ma .W .L -w 'Nu Kisssss meee This ought to cover my bald spot. Hi! Guy. Hi! I'm B.B. 81 5.1 Forgot to duck . Embarrassing, isn't it? Boy! My 18 hour girdle is killing me. Whal'5 YOU' PIGHSUFG? . oogg 2' oi,oi ggg loo i rrigg g glgkg gril gr F 4 . ff if iilmsiiiii e QM: I is 'N I J, I feel good all under. Feelings There sure is a draft. WABBlT 82 we VM Yf vwM k UNDERCLASSMEN Cathy Adams Denise Adkins Brian Andrews Terri Appling Tammy Baker Salina Baksh Seena Beauchamp David Beebe A Rebecca Blair Geraldine Blake Valerie Brewmgton Denise Brittingham MK Rolf Albright Mark Anderson Shirley Ayers Delbert Baker Natalie Banks Tammy Banks Mark Berry Rebecca Bishop William Bradford Darrell Breasure lames Buck Bruce Bunting Glenn Bunting Ruth Ann Burbage Dixie Cave Barry Collins lohn Coulbourn Barbara Custis Greg Dorman Matthew Dorsey Dorothy Dukes Sandra Dukes Michael Evans Ricky Evans at ,QR . N IQ G x V . 4 S 'E 5 gl ff- ,,,..-,rg 5 , ., A . . t 3, gl- Billie I. Burton Deborah Ann Burton Brenda Collins Denise Collins Sandra Deloach Ronald Dickerson Lesa Doughty Dawn Drzewicki Cindy Emler George Empty Michael Fisher lerry Fletcher - in If is I , + , H ,-s 1 Qi W Us 1 H rrrgh Yb, f . I' I Kr.,, . , ,,.. , ..,,, .. e F Q. 0- . N 'A ,sh 4 s---' f 'N ,H DEE H 1 'avg l 6 Amy Gehlert llnwood Franklin W Lisa Franklin Clarence Gibbs 5 l y f K . .ffm t H t Floyd Griffin Dqnna Hall P ' David Hall Earlis Hall V we Q . iii. l?f 9l' Maxine Harmon lohn Harris Glenda Harris lay Hastings UL .,,,, -nm ,, E V limei Havens c f 1 lane Hazel KEUUY Hawkins ' ' ' ' Claudia Herbruger X was '53 ff: ' l p . Y , Dianna Hickman A V LQ' Paige Hickman Dwayne Hickman QF ' Mona Hitchens . xi tfs ' ' --, ,ra - Ricky Hitchens Aleisa Hocker Robert Hoban Emanuel Hodge Brenda Hudson Doug Hudson Steven Hudson Aaron larmon Christopher lenner Kevin lohnson ...lL5. . Sherita Knight Beth Koenig Craig Littleton Dana Long Kevin Lynch Teresa Lynch Glenn Marvel Paul Marvel ,'f,f Larry McCray Emma McKinney Susan Mills Rudy Milutin Guy Morin Nick Mudrey Harry Oneschuck Michael Owens --m 3-.af-5 L- 1 5,-y2,.4,,3f.,f, A ' 'V :v,2,i , 'is ,L ,f 7' fl A s W Y 1 a P Larry Phllllps lane Powell Cathy Matthews Sheila McCabe Bruce Mears Kenny Melson Beverly Mitchell Kathy Morgan ,' ' ' 7i?i?'l ' Marianna Mumford Kim Murray Michael Padgett Sherry Parsons Rex Powell Sherry Powell Nick Pucci Carol Purnell Donna Quillen Sylmer Rainy Brian Robbins Sandy Robbins ...1 Valerie Rogers Patrick Savage Ruth Schroeder Willette Shrieves Pat Stratton Randolf Sturgis Lavonne Purnell Nathaniel Purnell x 4, lane Reese Beth Rickards Denise Robinson Gail Robinson gpm-I : b-'fv 1+ ag .., ,la U 1 l w Denise Savage Mark Rowe oscoe Snead in K R s Beverly Steen 3 1 by 2 I Q Yolanda Sturgis Anthony Taylor Denise Taylor Iris Taylor K Barry Tindley Eddie Tingle - e Mack Townsend Vickey Townsend Qi li ii we ff 4 ss 'T ,f -an 3 rg.. Q if ...Gelfyiwg it 7 lames Trader Anglea Tubman 5' w. rg It New , .sss rir,r T re.rr Beth Turner Max Twigg Pansy Walker Guy Warrington P 'f lllh K L5 syrs i T A U. ' ak li 3 2. Q ' 1 T 4 132 --g.. Gayle Tietmeyer Debbie Timmons Kathy Tingle Monica Tino Vlrgll Townsend Wesley Townsend Donna Truitt Alisa Turlington Gus Wagner leannette Walker Inez Wescott lanlne Wescott Yvonne West Clifton Whaley M 'ia s Anna Wiland We ' Michal Wimbrow i L, W L 3 .,, W' . 1 H lanet Wright A gg -' W 5? - . sm Norman Whaley lanine Wharton lay Wingate Sylvester Wise . 1 ,q r- ' .,,..'B--...----' ,,,,.,.--.-v--4' -va -vs 4. J 114 I ' L' is, ve. Q t . 7 , x 'UL' . -.. junior Class Officers 4 sew, '42 V'-J: faq' , ., , QSEATED L-Ry Vice President - Natalie Banks QSTANDING L-RJ Treasurer - Tami jefferson, Secretary - Valerie Brewington, President Max Twigg 92 Like my mean machine? iiiii N g W- a Pampers have a stay-dry lining. i rl- ' ,f,. .T l ,f w f' Hope it turns out. I think I'm being watched What is it? Diana Adkins Lisa Albright Ellen Banks Brian Baran Durwood Bennett joseph Bennett Kathy Blair Dean Brittingham loyce Burdette Richard Burton Ester Carroll Gary Cephas Barbara Anderson Edward Ayers lack Baull Keith Beauchamp Kenneth Bertrand David Bishop COO Lori Brittingham Mary lean Bunting lean Butehorn Laura Callaway Bruce Chandler Mike Chandler Keith Clark William Cobb Brad Conner Helen Cooper Mike Cullen Kim Daisey Annie Davis Barry Dean Linda Derrickson Kristina Devlen Wendy Edwards les Evans Kenneth Coffin Brett Collins Bonnie Cresmer Wayne Cropper Shirley Dane . 42. Cindy Davidson lii: n 5 .. K ' 'lxfrki . . ff Q-3 K xl .if Ili W A 4 - L 1,.3E. - l LQ... U A 1 Mary Demarie 1, ly .A Brian Derrickson C '- 5:17 B CQ is or . E? ,..,y........ . . . ....... Bruce Dolby E . i lynn D'0I'l1i0 ii., Vanessa Foreman is ,vw R h 4 Alice Galbraith ' fi rQf'0 I 'HK ...-f. 4ga.- 'S..5'i Q Anthony Giddins leff Givans loseph Grace Sophia Griffin Vanessa Hall Raymond Handy , my Hr if 5, Karen Godwin Sonnia Godwin Danny Hall Dean Hall Tony Harmon Glendolyn Harris Madellena Harris leff Hastings -i 3 -W...k N gi ,Nu laclyn Hickman lane Hickman Cathy Hudson Delano Hudson I yy- 5 'l,, A 231519 Brice Hickman Cinda Hickman Roscoe Holt Barry Hudson Doug Hudson loyce Hudson joyce Hudson Karen Hudson Penny Hudson Ruth Hudson er ,'lfJ:7'?2KgjY james Irving N ,-4 Prisciliajacobs S. 'Hg .ii This Q X 1 4 :wif 'E a Q O I l P Stacy jones josephine jordan john Kleinstuber Rick Knox Suzanne Leffler Sabrina Leonard iff ' H V Lis -ZW- Kimberly Hudson Peggy Hudson Mary jane Huggins Tom Humes Patricia johnson Brenda jones I I o Brodes joynes Mark King julie Lathbury Mearl Layton joe Lewis Kenneth Lewis A We WE , w W lgx ,W We T x' 1 E in A34 T w at 3 n 3915: I h ' x ef yta lla be U i f 'f L R If T . '- . 7 ' Ted Lewls T V115 Sandy Ling I S' ' H SV- , A u p T It gy Robert Lockwood Dorothy Lofland Karlssa Long Lisa long Robert Long Sheila long lohn Lotz Rhonda Lowe lane Lynch lanice Lynch l OO! Lisa Lynch Robert Lynch Terry Lynch Dawn Magee Alvln Marshall Patricia Marshall james McCabe Steve McCabe Teal McCabe Kim McComrick Mlke McComrick Regina McCray Cralg Mclnnls Kit Mcvicker Walter Mllutin Bruce Mitchell Danny Moore Rebecca Moore Wayne Morris Anthony Mumford Russell Mumford letsy Murray Peggy Oakley Glenda Parker , ilk: ur, V5 X V L ,, ' Y , Fr -. 2: Q r SZ , if 6 ww so if l, X ' A -LW jr ,Q ' 1 :Q . a B f r 4 x lohn Middleton Dianne Milutln Chad Mitchell Teresa Molnar lean Morgan Bonnie Morris .iw 'Q fi W.:-ul - Debbie Mumford l l B l l J Henrietta Mumford A ' Z 1 Q Kilim l, l,li Cathy Murray Cuong Nguyen Brian Phillips Donna Phillips if 1 , W Mike Phillips Linda Powell Clarenda Purnell Demse Purnell .,,. L Zur fi- gs, ,W 45 t .'e3,,1 - -. x N ,- Q z +4 V' ,a ,M ek: S' ml :fat s Kathy Raab Sheri Ray Palma Rickards Pam Rickards Greg Rogers Aparicio Santiago N Carl Schirtzinger Roy Scott Diana Platt Stephen Pratt David Pusey Terri Pusey Helen Reeves Lora Rickards lohn Riebel Faye Rogers Sharon Satchell Lynn Scanlon ludy Short Greg Showell Patrick Simmons Nanita Slade Norman Snead Debbie Snyder Brice Steele Diane Steele loyce Strand Peggy Sturgis Dexter Taylor Marie Taylor loe Timmons Renee Toomey L 45 'EFA lf H X , new :,y T ww ' Dennis Smith .f.-.. fs fa. x A if Gwendolyn Snead 1 ' A Dwayne Snyder ludy Spence William Steen jeffrey Stevens lj' Stephanie Suggs Allan Taylor Mike Terrell Ronnie Thomas Carlene Toppin Charles Townsend we 'ii 2 tl Q ws 1- iii' T - fwps lag, W fc. xt S X3-W 'K ' ,Www Wi ,. - 'w', 'f ,, 1- ,,.f .,L:-,,,. f 2- ,- lgligi U9 6 sm ' fl MQW ' ,, ,m: 5225. .ff D, -I. .j 1 2:::E. 4:71:21 V. 1 --nn Cheryl Townsend Roy Townsend iz uk Tom Vogel f Laura Wagner ,,,.. P3 S an xx up mise is Qi s 5. Larry Walters Mary Watkins -: ,V fe , uh V. A K ,sf f . x f - . .15 5 V91 mn- Diane Whitman Paige Wilgus Bernard Wrllrs Cheryl Wingate 9' uw gr 'k ly , , i . s 'mn , .,-v,,.f:.- Aw 'ge V 2 ' ,Q J X f 1 mf G fy ap -Tedi. - I I W yss a dsda R I av , ' 5 fl, R WMM! 'Vin- ,qwwww A 'vw in Jun' M will Keith Tribbitt lesse Truitt Brendan Warner Duane Warrington lames Weaver Cora White Dawn Willey lohn Williams loyce Wolf Michelle Wooten Sophomore Class Officers 6' 9 . Z , H14 V W lit M 2-5..- QKNEELINC L-RJ Secretary - Shirley Dane, Treasurer - Billy Cobb QSTANDING L-RJ President - David Pusey, Vice-President - jane Hickman X103 I hope Mrs. Hyland didn't see what I just did! just a Quick Get away!! x . 4 , H Dreams of that certain someone. What's happening? Games! And l'm not only intelligent, l'm cute! , 'lf , Alz' . Z,.,, Q l,llll A .,l,, ,, --,,: Q ,r ' - f .ff ' -V ' f 16,4211 A fi ,K dt nll i M A 'K J N, Ju' , ' ir' l,f1..m.Q...11t':5Lf Now, how did you say this thing works? What's the best tuna? Chicken of the sea. iafwiiilsi-is2f'1:f Don't these look g - o - o - d!!! MMM Good! F4 'Q gs. y -gif. mi N h? A an A . tv -A Q , .4., ,f --'i' .. Michael Adkins A Evelyn Ayers sf Q. 1 ,,. Gloria Andrews 1 f - ,M ,IQ fg fig, f- y Cathy Baker B Dean Baker ',', Penny Banks Glento Beckett j,,,,,,jl,,., .. Mike Blbblns Scott Blackburn Debra Blake Steven Blessing leffery Bratton Patrick Bratton Lynn Bailey Samaida Baksh Burton Banks Nancy Bennett Robin Bennett Brenda Blades Mary lane Blades ludy Bliss Beverly Brantley Sherry Breasure Bette Ann Brice Cheryl Brice Gregory Briddell Howard Bunting Kirk Callaway Sandy Carter Dianna Cave Debbie Christian lackle Clark Brenda Cooper lanet Cooper Matthew Daly Katrina Deloach Elyce Brown Karen Buck Deborah Cannon William Carey Clifford Cephas Marvella Chisum Trina Collins Matthew Connor Sheila Coverdale Karen Cullen Cheryl Dennis Charles Derrickson Barry Dickerson iesea Suzanne Dill k -QI. as , Kendall Dorsey Cheryl Downs Rose Dixon Vanessa Dixon Sherry Dukes lacqueline Elliott Ernestine Cooper lohn Emler Mary Ann Curry Lisa Ennis is ii l n I 0 u ' cf of Mark Evans Ken Ferebee Warren Exllne Sf? Thomas Fryberger Earl Garrison Ho-....... lohn Gaydos Vanzella Giddins Charles Flood Pam Garrison Valerie Garrison Cindy Gosnell Annette Gray Glenn Gray Andrea Hall Karen Hall Brenda Hammond Harold Harmon lackie Harmon Tony Harmon Angela Hayes -E K ,xii-Q , . 3 1'-2 '99 Wescenla Hayes Rackelle Henry .. eg 'Ta Y Teresa Hickman Debbie Hodges , fi' qi? 1 fa is i' ' . F' 'fag avg 5- K V R, . can FT P5 , fl K. L, 2- ,. w' , Vernetha Holden Alvina Hudson Guy Hudson Howard Hudson Caldlne Hickman Debbie Hickman S Richard Hodges Ronda Hodges Annie Hudson Keith Hudson Kathy Hudson Pam Hudson ff 11' x 5 f K ' QF' 2, Bk I M' i sl y-ilk 1- Es: Wk' V-1593 I as , Q . si ' . if ' 1 ff' i' nk . l gash' Q . W. x '-s f '4.3??+e A G I-af Shelda Hudson Usa Hudson Russell Hudson ' 5 f Sue Hudson 'iii X if ,, A , , , ss,, ,., , , Q ' W f sid' vwfgw E 3 L 21' '27 ' , K l 'Zo if 'fi gg A, ' W my 1 . Y Q, Q X 2 aff .ii x r :M 1 flip 'QE gi n I A: M, U O 1 2? 1 Q1 fi fe f . J aa e s s , lf Vaughn Hudson ' -N loylohnson Cindy Hurley 'gifs' , Lynette johnson Blake Hutch William lpock Bertha lacobs Mary larmon Q I ' . Michelle larmon Earl larvis Vanessa lernlgan Bertha lones George loseph Cynthia lustice Gail lustice luanita lustlce f' , ,Qi uk Francis Kernan Dawn Kessler Lisa Kessler David Lathbury leffery Lattinville George Laws lohn Lewis Dale Long William Lynch Carrie Maddox Marvin Marshell Mary Beth Marvel lody McCabe Marsha McCabe Patrick Mears lanet Melson Qc 4. -,1 Y L rrrr M '2 , x-. N 1 f' X 9 2 2 W luan Leonard Brantley Lewis Brian Loveland Melinda Lynch Tracy Manuel Heidi Maresch William Marvel lerry McCabe Kenny McKeon Alan McKirby loyce Melson Kerry Mendenhall 5, ip , , X EC aa . W , M JH tabs , E Sharon Menikheim Kelly Meredith luan Mitchell Sylvester Mitchell William Mumford Cindy Murray Q 5 M 1, ,.. Aim 'fr f fn? fi if 5' Bl 'W W 'M at ll W' , F 4 2 ,kbs ,mv 2. .K a .. '11 5.4671 D63- ' Smal ' Nanette Neeld Doug Nottingham r if J, ,P Jw fi ,. ,,, 1 X I Il x R. . 1 s, - ff 5 av ,Z it 'ir P Anne Persolio Gary Phillips Brenda Pitts lames Powell N lohn Merritt Elizabeth Mitchell Eunice Mumford Evangeline Mumford Scott Murray Mike Meister Cristine Oakley Debbie Padgett Gary Pierce Ruth Newsome Wyatt Powell Mike Pratt Franny Pucci Angel Rlckards limmy Robinson David Rowe Linda Ryan Greg Satchell H33 Douglas Scott Lois Shockley Eugene Smith Celeste Sockriter Mamie Sturgis Tammy Swann Bonnie Rickards Iohn Rickards Kim Rudolph Denice Russell Alfreda Savage Michele Savage Ricky Showell Iohn Simmons Sylvia Sockriter Valerie Spady lack Swift Wesley Taylor . -'s . is R ,Q s 4 X fi? ' X S Y i in U i 4. Q ET' 1 4 T if Donna Thompson Carvella Tindley Bryan Tindley Randolph Tingle Carol Toomey :sg Magdalena Toppin Kathy Toomey gtk Perry Townsend 1 ::- 'IK ? ',l, . ,fD::' - W T m y ond , . ti ., g ' f ' Alan Tripp ' Calvin Walker ,fm 1 A r , ,T orman Twlgg 1, M 6, 1-if Lemuel Wallop o'ny f' D' , , , 5 T 'T W- ' D D Whhddddhh W To 'hhh ' D .T sf 1 T T . TAT-f W'T' Tm-wTs.:z:as.gs1Ta Q +1f1NTfvzsza1t,f, rpms ' as :a,1ev.:fT,,m.T - my -TTT .Q TT,,: v 5. 3, . T To 1 -. , T -ii: fff v, J M, , Tisha Ward Denise Warrington Cepda Whaley Stephanie Whaley Robin White Wanda Whitman AREA? Nfl bg, if , Douglas Wisnlewskl Gall Wodyka it ,.-2 i s Kathy Wescott Zina Wescott Stephanie D. Whaley Brad Wharton Annette Wllllams Regina Williams Danny Wright Georglanna Wrlght Freshmen Class Officers , Wit? f QLEFT - RIGHTQ joy johnson - Treasurer, Nannette Neeld - Vice President, Kim Buck - President, Denise Warrington - Treasurer 115 5 These happy days are yours and mine W ,J L. I've got the music in me I'd rather disect frogs ,L mmm , Saved by the bell Brendan, taken by surprise I I6 A -1 IM A? ,L-' , , . ..,. uf. A .,f.... Q -' K rz,, -. . 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W A l al ' bm X ,,,,:. l, 3 I I 1 E , , f' E 4- 4 'Q' l X A or Q ' I 4 b.. .gs v S G Football Pam Rickards, Renee Toomey Mnchelle Wootten Duane Milutin, Carol Purnell, Maxine Harmon Denlce Bunting Dawn Penuel, Martha Holloway Lesa Baker CHEERLE DERS Captain - Dawn Penuel E 5 I Co-Captain - Martha Holloway Basketball: Carol Purnell, Martha Holloway, Diane Milutin, Maxine Harmon, Renee Toomey, Pam Rickards, Denice Bunting, Michelle Wootten, Dawn Penuel, Lesa Baker. .V BASKETB LL CHEERLE DERS Teresa Hickman, Debbie Hickman, Nannette Neeld, Carrie Maddox, loy johnson, Annette Gray, Lynn D'Orazio I I S L YXQX ,1 Kim Murray, Penny Hudson, Monica Tino, Bonnie Cresmer, Ann Lewis, Kathy Morgan, Kris Develin, Lisa Lynch, Anne Wiland VARSITY RESTLING CHEERLE DERS er- . ..,. ,,., 1 5 :WE U12 'ii 'K 4: f vnu--.J , . -- K . K vu iqm nu., . A .,x if , by ' f A Mfr- , fw1r:':1f'g K, A A A A ,.f 1- . . K, W ,X +5 7 -- ' - M f X- f - Y ff -4 ' A.ak2.'4.J:g1' 3'-2, -1+-f.,..,Q I24 1 Karen Thomas Coach HOCKEY This year's field hockey team was under the direction of head coach Karen Thomas and assistant coach Ellen Pokorny. Although they were not very successful in scoring, defensively they were very aggressive. The offense could bring the ball down the field, but just could not get it in the goal cage. lf the opportunities to score had been successful, the season would have been a good one. Leading scorer for this year was left inner Annette Bunting. Right inner Sandy Deloach and center forward Anna Wiland shared the second place scoring position. Sandy led the team in assists. Ellen Murray was a right wing, but put in any position, she could do the job. Another right wing was Delessa Derrickson who was one of the most aggressive players. Left wing positions were taken by Margo Tingle, a most improved player, and Cheryl Wingate who has the potential to become an outstanding hockey player. The defense was led by Ginny Flood, an inside halfback, who was the most outstanding player on this year's team. Sue Kleinstuber, another inside halfback, did a fine job while guarding two people at once. Outside halfback, Sandy Holloway, did a good job covering her position which is one of the most physically demanding. Greatly improved in her stick work was Becky Blair, another outside halfback. Tammy Dill, sweeper fullback, was the most dependable player and was named honorable mention All-Conference. Once overcoming her fear, Becky Moore, became a very good goalie. Although they didn't have a junior varsity team, these girls were depended on to replace the varsity players: Becky Bishop and Kay Deloach, both inside halfbacks, Lynette johnson, an outside halfback, and Barbara Anderson, a fullback. No team is complete without its managers, this year's team had the dependable help of Lesa Doughty and Karen Andrews. .892 1 Ta? -X . Q . .ap- Q-4- i' ad Q Rf ' it it as . A 'W .ies V ix FOOTB LL This year's Indian River Indians finished with a record of 4 wins and 5 losses. They were under the leadership of head coach Bruce Steen and assistant coaches Barry Lynch, Orville Basinski, joe Palermo, and Steve Carey. Leading the team was senior quarterback and co-captain Mike Truitt, who did an outstanding job, joining him in the backfield was senior Darryl jarmon, who had a good season at fullback and defensive tackle. The remainder of the backfield were juniors George Empty, Larry McCray, and Clarence Gibbs, all doing fine jobs in both the backfield and on defense, sophomores Billy Steen, who saw spot duty as a back-up quarterback, starter Aaron Harmon at fullback until his injury, and Ronnie Thomas at halfback and linebacker. Ronnie was considered one of the hardest hitters on this year's team. Doing a super job at every game was freshman Harold Harmon as halfback and linebacker. Another co-captain was senior Wayne Handy. He anchored the offensive line and was a good linebacker. At guard was senior Mike Wilgus, a letterwinner, junior Larry Phillips, sophomore starter Raymond Handy, and sophomore Barry Dean. Senior Sam Singletary was starting center and did an excellent job. junior letterwinner Max Twigg and sophomore David Pusey were replacement centers, Even though they had no previous experience, tackle positions were very well covered by seniors Mark Steele and Frank Holloway. Before his operation, junior Guy Warrington was another outstanding tackle. Replacement tackles were Allen McCray, a junior, jeff Givans, jim Weaver, and Mike Terrell, all three sophomores who did good jobs and gained experience. Senior Charlie Mumford did an excellent job on defense, and was also another co- captain. Senior and co-captain Steve Wootten led a fine group of ends. Starter Dana Long, a junior, and sophomore Eric Magill were also ends. Another senior who did well while playing for the first time was john Holloway. Anthony Empty, a defensive starter, and Ernest Belmont, both sophomores, were replacement ends. The punting chores were handled by junior Bobby Hoban who worked very hard and did a good job. Honors for this year's team went to Mike Truitt, selected first team All-Conference and All- American, and Charlie Mumford who was All-State and honorable mention All-Conference. Wayne Handy and Harold Harmon were also chosen as honorable mention All-Conference. In spite of the fact that the lndian's season was not outstanding, it was a good rebuilding year. The boys' attitudes changed for the better and all showed a greater interest in playing, All in all it was a very rewarding season, ya Aff H961 'IQLII A IZ7 l 0070 joe Palermo FRESHM FUOTB LL 2 il l l L, , ...ss -L l , .tt The Freshman Football team was led by head coach l09 P3l9l'm0 and 3SSlSf3l'lf COaCl'1 Steve Carey. Watte Powell was the team's manager, The starting line was composed of Tony Harmon, Warren Exline, Steve Blessing, lim Powell, Cepada Whaley, and Scott Blackburn. Replacements for the line were Tracey Manuel, Tommy Fryberg, Mike Pratt, Pat Mears, Wesley Taylor, and Earl Garrison. Quarterback, Guy Hudson, headed the backs. Starting backs were Mat Daley, Ronnie Wallop, luan Leonard, and Marvin Marshall. While Gregg Briddel, Randy Collins, and luan Mitchell were replacement backs. The large number of boys on the team always enable them to be well prepared, S , Y f V' 1' P -s, . 4 iymqir 1 ' !,,sg,f,,,,' V., ssc-,,! hi .v 571' ,lfrs , . :,1'f 1, . 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Helping Miss Megee was manager Sue Dill, who was well-liked and a big asset to the team. Nearing the end of the season lay Wingate became the team's statistician and did a fine job, Playing all four years was senior Phyllis Dunton. Phyllis had a good left-handed shot and was a dedicated player. Glenda FIukie Harris and Sandy Deloach, both juniors were the team's double trouble . Flukie had tremendous speed, along with the ability to steal the ball, and Sandy was the playmaker of the team. Both girls were very aggressive and fine team players. Showing great improvement this year was junior Lavonne Purnell, who when keeping the ball up in the air, was unbeatable. lunior Alisa Turlington was little and fast. She was a dedicated player and saw plenty of action. Claudia Herbruger, a junior, was fast using her left hand effectively and was a very dedicated player. Part of the starting five, sophomore Cheryl Townsend could jump, shoot, and play good defensive ball. Another sophomore, Sabrina Leonard handled the ball with great skill and accuracy. Playing good defensive ball and always hustling was sophomore Cheryl Wingate. Cathy Murray, also a sophomore, was a dedicated player with a lot of team spirit. Sophomores Becky Moore and Betsy Murray not only devoted their time to playing good basketball, but also added humor to the team. Both girls had good attitudes and were fine team players. 'C .' Muni 'W 5 ' :12':...'-:z:'. l' 1 Sy is HZ ,WN Uk' I V BASKETB LL The girls lunior Varsity Basketball Team was coached by Wanda Coleman. Although the girls' record was not fantastic, they returned each night to correct their mistakes and improve their ability to play basketball. The girls were interested in basketball as well as sportsmanship, conduct, and had a great urge to improve. Starting the season as a guard and ending as a forward, Katrina Deloach improved greatly in both shooting and rebounding. Lynette lohnson, a guard, gained the confidence needed to participate in sports and became one of the starting five. Named the most improved player on this year's l.V. team was Vernetha Holden. Cora White, always full of enthusiasm, with her height proved an asset to the team. Duane Warrington had the spirit to win. Both Cindy Davidson and Esther Carroll were eager players and were always willing to improve. Freespirited Ernestine Cooper was always ready to learn more basketball. A very aggressive player, Nanita Slade was especially good on defense, The most aggressive player on the team Wescenia Hayes, who was also very good on defense. No team is complete without managers. Denise Belmont, Delessa Derrickson, and Lesa Doughty did an excellent job for the team. Min wa, W M 7 ,I 355115 llrli' 1 5 r xgitlai 'ggi N 5-I 'tk , H , S E J' VARSITY BASKETB LL Starting guard, Mike Truitt, was hampered this year by an ankle injury, which kept him benched for almost a month. Upon returning Mike added extra scoring punch and an all - out effort on the court. Gary Mitchell, another starting guard, had a season's high of 38 points in one game. His main asset to the team was that of leading fast breaks and helping other players score with his fine passing. Starting forward, Wesley Townsend, is Indian River's all time scoring leader. He is the top scorer in the Henlopen Conference and is among the top three scorers in the state. Leading rebounder, Vada larmon, has also become one of the best centers in the conference. Coming in the last half of the season, Floyd Griffin became one of the top rebounders and adds extra inside scoring. Back-up guard, Bryan Marshall was a good shooter and ball handler who was a valuable replacement. Steve Wootten, back-up center and occasional starter, added much depth to the inside and also kept the starters on their toes. Reserve guard and occasional starter, Wayne Handy, was a fine outside shooter and a good ball handler. Playing for his first year William Daisey, was another back-up center. He was a real asset to the team with his aggressive defense and strong rebounding. Nate Purnell, also a back-up center gave added strength inside. George Empty and Ronnie Dickerson, both reserve forwards, had good hustle and are good all-around players. Brian Andrews, a backup guard, was a hard worker and a good hustler. This year's team was coached by David Cook. They completed the season with a 12-5 record. i ,W ,,.,,, kkgk VVKVV K K AF . ..... ..... ..... ... mosaics f E. rt, X A V, at i I .,. vw. A . ,V W vw A 5' 'myar.... f'4 'f--a-w.,m1. H55 ........ K x r Y 3 4? 'N'--,, 33 3 W 1 14 f , fi L 6 f x, .b V, N., l 1 y L V K 1 1355 3 W V 1-' , H A '--111.1 R- -f fx W. k Gm ' If , 2 W ' fi --- ---.... mv Q ' . '- V ,, ,CEE A .-xwvinswl -f I V it A gh ii, , ,,,, 'V , SSW ,www ' m,ff ' Q. Q.-M - Q V ,SC . 'I35 ASKETBALL Q1 . Headed by coach Barry Lynch, the boy's IV Basketball team completed the season with a 10-7 record. During the last of the season, the boys came on strong and showed the kind of ball they were capable of playing. With a good defense, along with fine teamwork, the boys showed a large amount of improvement. Center Anthony Empty was a leader, both offensively and defensively. He showed a cool head and always gave 1001, for the team, Ronnie Wallop, an excellent defensive player, was very aggressive both in practice or a game. The most dedicated player, Bryan Tindley, worked constantly to improve himself. With hard work and concentration, Guy Hudson can become an excellent team leader. Even though not playing much at the beginning of the season, Cepada Whaley came on strong to give valuable help to the team. james Irving, never having played organized ball before, was definitely the most improved player on this year's team. The most aggressive player, Harold Harmon, was good on both defense and offense. Having a great basketball savy, Anthony Mumford was the team's leading scorer and rebounder. Earnest Belmont, the second highest scorer, constantly hustled and never gave up, Pat Simmons and Glento Beckett, both first - year players, were always ready to improve and learn new basketball techniques. jf, 14. M Q -3 Q X Y ii K 'Q N ,44 RSITY RESTLI G is-me S g...- This year's Indian River Varsity grapplers were coached by lack Watkins. In the Salisbury Christmas Tournament the team won the 1st place trophy, which is the first wrestling trophy ever won by Indian River. Our school record was set this year with an outstanding season of 8- 3-1. Ninety-eight pound Marvin Marshall was the Henlopen Conference Champion and won second place in the Salisbury Tournament. Greg Bridell, a one-hundred five pounder, finished the regular season with a record of 7-4-1, and Norman Twigg, a one-hundred ninteeen pounder, completed the season with a 3-5 record. One-hundred twelve pound Mike Satchell improved with every match. Barry Hudson, a one-hundred twenty-six pounder, finished the regular season with a record of 5-7 and was second at the Salisbury Christmas Tournament. Despite his injury near the end of the season, Darrell Tindley, a one-hundred thirty-two pounder finished with a season record of 3-4. Finishing second in the Salisbury Tournament, Ed Ayres completed the regular season with a 5-5-1 record in the one-hundred thirty-eight rank. Lemuel Singletary was champion of the annual Milford Tournament at one-hundred forty-five pounds. He posted a 7-4-1 record and won a second place trophy at the Christmas Tournament. One-hundred fifty-five pound Raymond Handy completed the season with a 7-2 record and won first place finish at the Conference Tournaments. Finishing fourth in the Conference Tournaments and with a regular season of 6-2 was one-hundred sixty-seven pound john Coulbourn. john was also a second place winner in the Salisbury Tournament at Christmas, Charles Mumford was the Milford and Salisbury Tournament Champion. He finished the season with a 23-0 mark with seventeen pins. Charles also was the champion of the Henlopen Conference with the one- hundred eighty-five pound class and was awarded the trophy for the most valuable Indian River Wrestler, The two heavyweights for this year were Mike Terrell and Rick Knox. K QQ an n--'ff 5 1 c' fi dz ' an ' .L A ' if E Q I .',,' H If QM. , ,W -W 3 ' . ' ty' 5 I L... Rl 'Mb 5Wf39f94f Lf' W 4, 4-nnq,,ull i N '-E, 'ni if 140 A .V. WRESTLING Indian River's I V Wrestlers, coached by Michael Dusch, finished this season with a record of 6 wins and 6 losses. I.R, had five new additions to the team this year. Ken Ferebee, a freshman who wrestled in the 100 pound weight class, finished with an outstanding record of 10 wins and 1 loss. Ken also wrestled 1 varsity match which he won. Xavier Solomon, a freshman in the 100 pound weight class, joined the team late and finished with a record of 1 win and 2 losses. Norman Twigg, freshman wrestled mainly varsity this year, but unfortunately lost the only two I.V. matches he wrestled. Norman wrestled at 121 pounds. Tommy Fryberger, freshman at 128 pounds, ended the season with a promising 8 wins and 4 losses. Wesley Taylor, freshman in the unlimited weight class, had a 2 and 0 record. Two of the I V wrestlers this year had no losses: Clarence Gibbs, a junior who wrestles at 140 pounds, had 2 wins and no losses. lohn Coulbourne had 3 wins and no losses. lohn is a sophomore and is in the 169 pound division. Both Clarence and lohn wrestled varsity also. Keith Beauchamp, a sophomore in the 114 pound weight class, won 2 matches and lost 6. Robert Lynch, another sophomore, who wrestled at 121 pounds, had the bad luck to lose his only match. Darryl Tindley, a varsity wrestler at 140 pounds, helped out the I V team with 3 wins and only 1 loss. Darryl is a senior. Guy Morin, a junior in the 157 pound weight class, had a record of 3 wins and 2 losses. Rex Powell, a junior finished with a 4 and 4 record. Rex wrestled at 157 pounds. Rick Knox, a sophomore in the unlimited weight division, had 4 wins and 2 losses this season. Mike Terrell, a sophomore, who wrestles the unlimited weight class in varsity, wrestled one I V match which he won. Alvin Taylor, who also wrestles in the unlimited weight division, finished with 3 wins and 1 loss. lohn Middleton, a sophomore in the 187 pound weight class finished with a record of 10 wins,1 loss, and 1 tie. Another wrestler with a large number of wins is sophomore, Mike Phillips, who had 10 wins,1 loss, and 1 tie. Mike wrestled at 147 pounds. Although the I V's seasonal record of 6 wins and 6 losses may not sound too impressive, the team did very well considering the lack of wrestlers to fill certain positions and the tough competition. Our team is still young and we hope that it will continue to grow in the years to come. . ... , - WHEN Va,.Aj if SOFTBALL Coaching softball for the '76 year was Mary lane Megee and assistant coach Wanda C'0leman. Her managers, Delessa Derrickson, Annette Handy, Darlene Lockwood, and Laverne Wescott, were a big asset to the team. They not only took care of the score book and equipment, but they also looked for signals from the other teams. Becky Moore was the team's catcher and worked hard to improve. Other catchers were Cheryl Townsend, who is very conscientious and a good team player, and Diane Steele, who was a good hitter and had a strong arm. One who got very nervous before games, but had good concentration during the game, was pitcher Denise Belmont. At first base was Martha Custis, another conscientious player, and also Cheryl Townsend. Second base was covered by Natasha Hayes, who added a lot of spirit and enthusiasm to the team. Maria Taylor, throwing an accurate fast ball to first, was positioned on third base. Shortstop Sandy Deloach bunted well and had a good attitude toward team playing. Right field was covered by Lesa Doughty, who had a good eye for fly balls and also played center field at times, and Beverly Steen, who worked hard both at practice and at home. Two other right fielders were Dawn Marvel and Monica Tino: both were dedicated players. Positioned in center field, the most improved player on the team was Cheryl Wingate, and hardworking lane Hickman. Sabrina Leonard, with an extremely accurate arm, covered left field. i liil f ..,. Q . . .L . V' ' wifi 2f' 1f'fii, i 2 . I. 'ff ' - ,.,,, , L i r, , . .4-ui Y V- 1, 'ilk r,,.... Aff fi2v ax'M13-' K' VW Wf,. A' Y 3' A ' ' ' kt ,Ili ,, 2 -H MSA-'+ ff f X Qu fQ'yq5u:nE 'iyssx mf, , 3565 qv- sexgj S ,, 'K K. w,,h, 1 in - 3 A 4.11 ' 1 W fx .1554 'I-I,51.'ii'L.'E?+H!:5?.iFZ,iib4fv JL? 'JE5f'h7sX7,x Jf Lv!.n, - P V51 Q ASEB LL M :'f - Jia-tawg ii. , ,:',: w, X .,,V .1 l my ,L ,LL,L, 4 my ,WAX at , xo V K , Yi, I V - .. aw- V4 tx f' f I r, . ww , A11 ff' ia ' m W fi 'wi' , The varsity coach of the l.R. baseball team during the '76 season was Rupert Smith, with loe Palermo as junior varsity coach, Steve Wootten, pitcher and outfielder, was a dependable, aggressive hitter, who had a real feel for the game. Kevin Lynch at short stop and second base was very quick, thinking at all times. Mike Truitt, infielder at second base and shortstop, was a good base runner with a great arm for catching and hitting. Also Dana Long played as right outfielder, a quick and aggressive hitter, he was a dependable and good all-around player. Leading off the IV players was team captain David Smith, Wl1O was the Catcher and a tremendous team player. Pitcher, Ronnie Dickerson, was the work horse and a very dedicated player, Ralph Hudson, an infielder, kept the boys together. Ralph was the assistant coach when coach Palermo was not available. Mike Evans, a steady glove man, and Ricky Hitchens were also infielders. Ricky, a fine ball player, was also the team's public relations man, Steve McCabe was the utility infielder and could be counted on both at bat or in the field. Outfield positions were very well covered by Clarence Gibbs, who had good speed and was an asset to the team, leff Givans, a good glove man, and Kenny Hawkins, who had good speed and was a steady player. Ricky Evans, both outfielder and designated hitter, improved greatly. lim Weaver was a dependable utility player. 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Not Pictured: Denise Murray, Ann Lewis, Sharon Menikheim 'l 48 County Choir God likes me when I pray but He loves me when ROW 'I Sheila McCabe, lay Warrington ROW 2 Michelle Robbins, Natalie Banks, Mary lane Wingate, lulie Powell, Amy Cehlert, Arthur Cephas, Burton Banks ROW 3 Sandy Robbins, John Schlag, Paul Marvel ROW 4 Marianna Mumford, ludy Bliss, Bonnie Cresmar, Liz Tino ROW 5 Mark Irwin, Glento Beckett County Band ROW 1 Sandy Robbins, Dorothy Dukes, Mary Alice Massey, Amy Gehlert ROW 2 julie Powell, Sherry Powell, Denise Murray ROW 3 Michelle Wooten, Shirley Dane, Mary lane Wingate, Mark Adkins ROW 4 john Schlag, Paul Marvel ROW 5 Michelle Robbins, Marianna Mumford ROW 6 Mark Marvel, Sonja Scholz ROW 1 Carrie Maddox, Debbie Blake, Sherrie Brasure ROW 2 Robin Bennett, Denise Russell, Sandy Carter, Annette Gray ROW 3 luanita justice, Burton Banks, Cindy Hurley Chamber Ensemble There's a song in the air. losiah Holland ROW 1 Shirley Dane, Sherry Powell, Dorothy Dukes ROW 2 lohn Schlag, Mary lane Wingate, Mr. Richard Eckerd, Paul Marvel XA' 553' Stage Band I got the music in me. ROW 1 Ruth Ann Burbage, Sonja Scholz, Mr. Eckerd ROW 2 Mike Hudson, Arlene johnson, Betsy Murray, lulie Powell, Laura Wagner, Denise Murray, Sandy Robbins, Marianna Mumford, Shelia McCabe ROW 3 Mary lane Wingate, Dorothy Dukes, Sherry Powell, Theresa Temple, Paul Marvel, John Schlag, Natalie Banks, Beth Koenig, lay Warrington, lane Powell ROW 4 Teal McCabe, Monica Tino, lane Lynch, Mark Adkins, Mark Marvel, Michelle Robbins, Shirley Dane, Michelle Wooten ROW 5 Eddie Shockley, Dwayne Snyder, Kevin Rowe 'l SO A, s . , V, ,4 .ki ,At . .An . as .Q 5 , if-'5B. ffEEl w ' 'ffl :ri ha' ' -., l A-vial: I 1,-F' F, fo-r.,..o-. .ea-.A-nw 1--7 A .,x.,X S .. I f, .. . H. ,,,,. Z, jg 11 . . - , wb .ijt , Q 'Z :mls ,X C , ,Zz 1, gfziiii 1,3 ' 5 C 'Milan N 3 4 W, .W fx, X , kai -'4 W rl X xl f f'2'f,L.4Q nj fx J: I - . ,. ig ' into 4?-W 2 lr-:gg ' 37 t ge42'+1,g,2,f,fgf?. M 'X ff ' or ' . 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A-. it l Denise Murray Mary lane Wingate Tami jefferson Kay Campbell Majorette Captain Drum Majorette Feature Twirler Majorette Co-Captain ir 5, 1 gf: S 1 ., Sherry Powell Dorothy Dukes Majorette Majorette I3 'I I tid' ,if Duane Warrington Colorguard lL-RJ Sandy Carter Majorette julie Powell, Theresa Temple, Sandy Deloach Majorette L ,Ji 4 1 Cheryl Dennis Annette Gray Nanette Neeld Majorette Majorette Majorette l5'l V s ! 5 :M H746 ff MZ W1 ,L A ,,, aa'-le fssu 1. ,Q 'Y Homecoming: A Salute to Seniors Band Float Well Done - runner up in Competition l54 Nurse's Aides Iris Brittingham lschool nursel, leanne Tyre, Denice Bunting l l Library Aides June Powell llibrary technicianj, Martha Custis, Martha Murray llibrarianl, Lesa Doughty, Cathy Adams, Sandy Fletcher, Sue Kleinstuber, lanine Wharton, Angela Tubman, Benita Banks, Beth Rickards, Denise Brittingham, Dawn Penuei, Sandy Holloway Office Aides .fl Darlene Lockwood, Liz Tino, Sandy Holloway, Dawn Penuel, Barbara Showalter, Denice Bunting, Tami Campbell, Rae Long lsecretaryj, Phyllis Dunton I get by with a little help from my friends . Lennon McCarthy W., , .ai t, W5 f FRE Guidance Aides Ellen Murray, Sue Kleinstuber, Dianna Grondburg, Cheryl Lynch, Gail Robinson, Kathleen Steen fsecretaryl, Dawn Hickman l55 l Love and business teach eloquence. Herbert f I., ,pei X ROW 1 Kathy Hudson, Sharon Duncan, Diane Hickman, Sandy Dukes, Debby Timmons, julie Powell, Cheryl Lynch, Donna Parsons, Karen Chisholm, Paige Hickman, Teresa Dukes, Dawn Emler, Dawn Penuel, Barbara Showalter, Mrs. Hyland fAdvisorJ ROW 2 Kim Hudson, Denise Brittingham, Monica Tino, Denise Adkins, Marianna Mumford, Dawn Drzewicki, Valerie Brewington, Kim Murray, Denise Savage, Beth Koenig, Seena Beauchamp, Mary Frease, Anna Wiland, Kathy Morgan, Aleisa Hocker, Billy Cannon 'Give fools their gold and knaves their power Let fortune's bubbles rise and fall Who sows a field or trains a flower Or plants a tree is more than all. Whittier ROW 1 Dawn Kessler, Lisa Kessler, Andrea Hall, Penny Wharton, Bonnie Cresmar, leanne Tyre ROW 2 Bruce Bunting, Sherry Dukes, Mary Beth Marvel, Dawn Marvel, lanet Gains, Brenda Cooper, Kenny Mckeon ROW 3 lack Swift, Mike Phillips, Eunice Mumford, Debby Blake, Steve Loveland, Bryan Brittingham, Danny Moore, Doug Hudson, Mr. Handlin lAdvisorj, Mr, Gray lAdvisorl l 56 Intramural Tennis The virtue lies in the struggle not the prize. R. Milnes , Ka, ROW 1 Dorothy Dukes, Laura Wagner, Cathy Blair, Iamie McCabe, Miles Bennett, lohn Simmons, Doug Wisniewski, Doug Scott ROW 2 Brent Timmons, john Schlag, Arthur Cephas, Danny Hall, Durwood Bennett, janet Melson, Burton Banks, Shirley Dane, Betsy Murray Absent: Ann Lewis, Sandy Ling Be patient. Our Playwright may show in some fifth Drama act what this wild Drama means.: Tennyson ROW 1 Salina Baksh, Terry Appling, Dawn Hickman, Denise Savage ROW 2 Debbie Christian, Laura Lanier, Mona Murray, Michelle Robbins, Liz Tino, Secretary, Teresa Dukes, Kathy Tingle ROW 3 Debbie Hammond, Sonja Scholz, Robin Nickerson, Beverly Steen, Treasurer, Paul Marvel, Vice-President, Ken Toms, President, Mrs. Davis lAdvisorj, Annette Bunting ROW 4 lane Powell, Mary Frease, Seena Beauchamp, Ann Lewis, lane Reese, john Schlag, Sherry Powell, Dorothy Dukes, Natalie Banks, Amy Gelhert T57 I W., Sometimes this game makes me crazy, but I love it Chess anyway. Bobby Fischer ROW 1 QL-Rj Paul Marvel, Glento Beckett, Dawn Drzewicki, Robert Lynch lco- chairmanj ROW 2 QL-Rj john Schlag, Liz Tino, Walter Milutin fchairmanj, Michael Wilgus, kr I, Richard Needles, Tom Humes, Q Mark Irwin, Mr, Townsend. The immense value of becoming acquainted with a foreign language is that we are thereby led into a new world of tradition and thought and feelings. Language Havelock Ellis E- 2-.. Q-...- ROW 1 QL-Rj Samaida Baksh, Karen Hall, Angel Rickards, Cindy Murray, Kim Buck, Renee Toomey, Pam Rickards, Kit McVicker iV.P.j, Michelle Robbins tP,j Beverly Steen fT.j, Duane Warrington fS.j, Diane Milutin, judy Bliss, Mary Frease, Paul Marvel, Esther Carroll, janet Melson, Wanda Whitman ROW 2 QL-Rj Robert Lynch, Roy Townsend, Liz Tino, Sherry Dukes, Beverly Brantley, Robin White, Marvella Chisholm, Natalie Banks, Dorothy Dukes, Beth Koenig, jane Powell, Cindy Gosnell, Becky Blair, Dawn Willey, Kathy Tingle, jane Hickman, Donna Thompson. ROW 3 QL-Rj Karen Hudson, Peggy Sturgis, Brenda Blades, Kathy Hudson, Sherry Breasure, Lisa Hudson, Miles Bennett, Mike Adkins, Matt Connor, Teresa Hickman, Nannette Neeld, Carrie Maddox, Sandy Hudson, Sheila Long, Cheryl Wingate, Betsy Murray, Shirley Dane, Mr. Goldberg iAdvisorj, Mr. Blackwell tAdvisorj. ROW 4 QL-Rj Diane Whitman, Ruth Hudson, Ann Lewis, Pam Hudson, joyce Hudson, john Simmons, Mike Kernan, Gail justice, Debby Blake, Cindy Hurley, Carol Toomey, Dean Baker, Howard Bunting, Burton Banks, David Pusey, Salina Baksh, Terry Appling. ROW 5 TL-Rj Debby Christian, Anna Wiland, Kathy Morgan, Patti johnson, Teal McCabe, juanita justice, Helen Cooper, Tini Cooper, Ann Persolio, Heidi Maresch, jody McCabe, Michele Savage, Valerie Rogers, Priscilla Walker, Michael Wimbrow, Sherry Powell, Ruth Newsome. ROW 6 QL-Rj Russ Hudson, joy johnson, john Rickards, Steve Blessing, Doug Wisniewski, Harold Harmon, Brenda Cooper, Mona Hitchens, Sylvester Mitchell, Cindy Emler, Glento Beckett, Faye Rogers, Sonja Scholz, jane Reese, jay Wingate, Laura Lanier, Brent Timmons, Billy Steen, Steve McCabe, Denise Russell. l58 Knowledge is not a loose-leaf notebook of facts. Above all, it is a responsibility for the integrity of what we are, primarily of what we are as ethical creature. l. Honor Society Bfonowski ROW 1 QL-Rl Sonja Scholz, Mitch Rogers, Barbara Showalter, Natalie Banks, Benita Banks, Mary Alice Massey, Theresa Temple. ROW 2 QL-Rl lay Warrington, Valerie Rogers, Sandy Holloway, Denise Ireland lTres.j, Sherry Powell lSec.l, Mary lane Wingate lPres.l, Michelle Robbins fV.P.J, Terry Appling, Ruth Anne Burbage. ROW 3 lL-Rl john Schlag, Sue Kleinstuber, Dorothy Dukes, Dawn Penuel, Tammy Dill, Paul Marvel, Mr. Heim fadvj When a dog bites a man, that is not news, because it happens so often. But if a man bites a dog, that is War news. john B. Bogart uwnwou X I I I , f Q www, sw k , f X fx fx 2 rw t, . . Q Ln l'Ef 2 ,tits ROW1 QL-RJ Eddie Shockley, Mrs. Oliphant lAdvisorl, Angela Lecates, Mike Wilgus. ROW 2 QL-Rl Nadine Davidson, Eddie Cathell, Ellen Murray, Richard Needles, Dawn Hickman, Sherry Devlin, Liz Tino. ROW 3 lL-Rl Sharon Duncan, leanne Tyre, Ginny Flood, Tammy Campbell, William Daisey, Dawn Penuel, fl 59 Student Council ,C ,Kb A is yi Y fain? gg? 1.5 -QM., -cl? Oh, it is excellent to have a giant's strength, but it is tyrannous to use it like a giant. Shakespeare -f- Student Council Officers President - Mitch Rogers, Vice President - john Verlaque, Secretary - Dawn Hickman iAbsentj, Treasurer - Sandy Holloway l6O ROW1 Diane Milutin,1ane Hickman, Marilyn Holden, Lesa Doughty, joy johnson, Kim Buck, Max Twigg, Mike Cullen ROW 2 Mike Wilgus, Dawn Hickman, Perry Mears, Sandy Holloway, john Verlaque, Mitch Rogers, Mr. Abbott iAdvisorj, Sharon Duncan, Mark Adkins, Bruce Mears ROW 3 Kerry Mendenhall, Mark lrwin, Mary lean Bunting, Pam Rickards, Kim Hudson, Ciwendolynn Harris, Rhonda Lowe ROW 4 Ralph Hudson, Beverly Steen, Sandy Ling, Mary DeMarie, Shirley Dane, Betsy Murray, Ellen Murray, Duane Warrington, Tammy Dill, Natalie Banks, Michelle Robbins, Dorothy Dukes, Valerie Rogers, Gail justice ROW 5 Burton Banks, Billy Cobb, David Pusey, Billy Steen, Guy Warrington, Doug Hudson, Annette Gray, Kim Rudolph, Nannette Neeld ROW 6 Denise Warrington, Gail Tietmeyer, Denise Savage, Ruth Burbage, Mary Frease, Vic Hudson ROW 7 Robert Belmont, Harold Harmon, Kay Deloach uperintendent Assistant of Schools Superintendent Board of Education QSEATED L-Rl Charles H. Mitchell, Vice President, Chester V. Townsend lll, President, Thelma D. Monroe, Dr. jack C. Lewis. QSTANDING L-Rl Harold B. Short, Alton B. Murray, Robert L. Tribbitt, William G. Lambden, Charles M. Bireley. lful Directors QSEATED L-RJ Evalyn Hickman, Edward F. Basara, Kathleen Thomas QSTANDING L-RJ Harvey E. Melson, Ralph Mahan, Herman Koenig, james C. Hartzell, Irene Graham Specialists QL-RJ lack C. Hallman, Director of Curriculum, Robert M. Hylbert, Director of Business, W. Graham Dill Ill, Administrative Assistant Supervisors CSEATED L-RJ Blanche Carmean, Eula M. Savage Geri Clark KSTANDINC. LARQ Charles D, Parker Il Clayton A. Perry ,fl-if f r 4, VM, , pi ... Y- '12L:- : '5-'11, . - ' '.-fe. .. ,Y 34 cz- V- - ..., -.- V ,-.V f ,AVL 'E , TQ! -?zwA, Vpvli..-,M in 4 .. gjgpaf- 4-Y , ,. 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Phyllis Dunton Features Up until now we've been unspoken friends Kim Rogers but now the time has come for good-byes when we've just begun to say hello... MR Mrs. Patricia Oliphant Yearbook Advisor Art Features Features S. ,,., K 3?mf :.: 'gssg ,wk .af.. i x 5 .ytt . Z i 1 g ifiyf gi N 'Tiff W :fk,'igl - 5 3 .Sm A i Cheryl Lynch Sandy Holloway Typist Literary Editor loyce Ling Art Editor Ann Lewis Denice Bunting Sue Kleinstuber Michelle Robbins Denise Murray Features Sales Co-Editor Co-Editor Art :W Nexgf? , . if ami iiig 5 Annette Bunting Copy Editor Teresa Gray Features Mitchell Rogers Sales Manager Mary lane Wingate COPY Sometimes . . . f , sunn1u1nnnui x3'3uQlllilia 'M M the hills that we climbed gf.. H . Q un.-qu were just 168 seasons out of time , . ., s ,SZ s 1,6 0' vi., 0 P , ff '-ws., ,N ' 'EQ-.-Ia ' X 'Q Zi ssag AQNNFE 'fx 1-x -----............ ' 'li I6 9 -, But we had g34,,.wa ::' 9 , :Li y ,fu s. F A Q W a 'f' ri- 'ei-' 1 'f V g ,f all H- 939, '- ' e ml! 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Mark Adkins Course: Academic Activities: Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Concert Band, 1, 2, 3, 4, Stage Band 1, 2, 3, 4, County Band 1, 3, Student Council Representative 2, 4, Boy's State 3. Ambition: College Lesa R. Baker Course: Academic Activities: Softball 1, Varsity Club 3, Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Dietician Benita Banks Course: Academic Activities: Mat Maid 1, 2, National Honor Society 3, 4, Library Aide 3, 4, Who's Who 4. Ambition: College lohn Bare Course: General Ambition: Draftsman Denise Belmont Course: Business Activities: Softball 2, 3, 4, O.E.A. 4. Ambition: College Robert A. Belmont Activities: Freshman Football, Varsity Football 2, l.V. Basketball 2, Student Council Representative 3, Float Committee 3, Prom Committee 3, Homecoming Committee 4, Senior Class Vice-President 4. Gwendolyn Bennett Course: Business Activities: Softball Ambition: Lawyer David L. Brasure Course: General Activities: Football Manager 1. Ambition: Delaware State Police Academy G. Edwin Brewington Course: Vocational Activities: FFA 1. Ambition: Electrician Bryan Brittingham Course: Business Ambition: Business Management Annette Bunting Course: Academic Activities: Varsity Cheerleader 1, Varsity Hockey 2, 3, 4, Choir 2, 3, 4, Girl's State Alternate 3, Prom Committee 3, Drama Club 4, Chieftain Staff 4, Who's Who 4. Ambition: College Denice Bunting Course: Academic Activities: Varsity Student Council 3, Chieftain Staff 4. Ambition: Nursing Cheerleader 1, 4, Choir 3, 4, Office Aide 4, Nurse's Aide 4, Allison K. Button Course: Academic Activities: County Band 1, Band 1, 2, 3, Stage Band 1, 2, 3. Ambition: Medical Technology Kay L. Campbell Course: General Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Majorette ico-captaini 2, 3, 4, O.E.A. 3, Prom Committee 3, Drama Club 3, Who's Who, Chieftain Staff 4. Ambition: Lawyer Susan Campbell Course: General Activities: Chieftain Staff 4, Ambition: Registered Nurse Tami Campbell Course: Business Activities: Cheerleader 1, Home Room IOR DIRECTORY Representative 1, Guidance Aide 1, Office Aide 4, War Cry Staff 4. Ambition: Secretary William Cannon Course: Business Eddie H. Cathell Course: General Activities: Prom Committee 3, War Cry 4. Ambition: Police Officer Pearl M. Cephas Course: General Activities: FFA 1, 3. Denise E. Chandler Course: General Activities: Choir 2, 3. Karen Chisolm Course: Vocational Activities: Hockey Manager 1, l.V. Basketball Manager 1, Varsity Basketball Manager 2. Ambition: Business Bambi E. Collins Course: General lennifer C. Collins Course: General Brett M. Cox Course: Business Activities: Wrestling 1, Prom Committee 3, Chieftain Staff 4. Ambition: Business Administrator Martha Custis Course: General Activities: Softball 1, 3, Basketball Manager 2, 3, Prom Committee 3, FHA 1, FFA 1, Choir 2. Ambition: Nurse William H. Daisey Course: Academic Activities: Prom Committee 3, Student Council 3, 4, War Cry Staff 4, Homecoming Committee 4. Ambition: College Nadine M. Davidson Course: Business Activities: O.E,A. 2, 3, Choir 3, Prom Committee 3, War Cry 4. Ambition: Bookkeeper Susan L. Dean Course: Academic Activities: Choir 2, Newsletter 3. Ambition: Nurse Greg DeLong Course: General Delessa Derrickson Course: General Activities: l.V. Hockey 1, l.V. Basketball 1, Varsity Hockey 2, Softball Manager 2, Varsity Hockey 3, 4. Sherry A. Devlen Course: Business Activities: Float Committee 1, 2, Newsletter 3, 4, War Cry Staff 4. Ambition: Medical Secretary Tamara M. Dill Course: Academic Activities: National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Varsity Field Hockey 2, 3, 4, Office Aide 2, 3, Varsity Wrestling Cheerleader 2, 3, Library Aide 3, Class Officer 3, 4, Who's Who 4. Ambition: Occupational Therapy Dean Disharoon Course: Business Activities: FFA 1, Track 1, Band 1, Prom Committee 3, Chieftain Staff 4. Ambition: Carpet Installer Teresa Dukes Course: Business Activities: Choir 2, O.E.A. 4, Drama Club 4. Ambition: Armed Forces Vaughn M. Dukes Course: Academic Activities: Baseball 2, Wrestling 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 3, Chieftain Staff 4. Ambition: Lawyer Phyllis G. Dunton Course: Business Activities: F.H.A. 1, l.V. Basketball 2, 3, Varsity Basketball 3, 4, O.E.A. 4, Office Aide 4, Chieftain Staff 4. Sharon L. Duncan Course: Business Activities: O.E.A. 2, 3, 4, Choir 2, 3, Prom Committee 3, Vice-President O.E.A. 4, War Cry Staff 4, Student Council Representative 4. Ambition: Secretary Denise E. Eashum Course: Business Activities: Choir 1, Guidance Aide 4. Ambition: Secretary Randall E. Evans Activities: FFA 1, Football Manager 2. Sandra D. Fletcher Course: Vocational Activities: Library Aide 2, 3, 4, VICA Vo-Tech Club 4. Ambition: Nurse Virginia L. Flood Course: Academic Activities: Guidance Aide 2, Wrestling Cheerleader 2, Varsity Hockey Team 2, 3, 4, Class Representative 2, Float Committee 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Class Vice-President 3. Ambition: Business Administration William E. Flood Course: General Activities: FFA 1, 2. Ambition: Air Force Maria C. Georgo Course: Academic Ambition: Psychoiogy!Teaching Ronald L. Givans Course: General Ambition: Del. Tech Cynthia M. Grace Course: General Activities: Prom Committee 3. Ambition: Clerk Teresa L. Gray Course: Business Activities: Float Committee 1, 2, 3, 4, FBLA 1, 2, O.E.A. 3, Prom Committee 3, War Cry Staff 3, Chieftain Staff 4. Ambition: Business Management Debbie L. Hammond Course: Academic Activities: Float Committee 1, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 1, 2, 3, Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Physical Therapy Eddie A. Hammond Course: Vocational Activities: FFA 1, Vo-Tech 1, 2. Ambition: Carpenter Annette M. Handy Activities: Softball 1, 2, O.E.A. 3, 4. Darlene Handy Course: Business Activities: Hockey 2, 3, Basketball. Pauline Handy Course: Vocational Ambition: Day Care Center Wayne T. Handy Course: Business Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3. Ambition: College Kelly A. Harper Course: Business Activities: Student Council 1, Basketball 1, 2. Ambition: Secretary Azzinaro A. Hayes Course: Vocational Activities: Football 1, VlCA 1, 2. Ambition: Air Conditioning 81 Refrigeration Natasha C. Hayes Course: Business Activities: Varsity Club 1, Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, Library Aide 3. Chad T. Hickman Course: Academic Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, Dawn B. Hickman Course: Academic Activities: Band 1, 2, Majorette 1, 2, Choir 3, Who's Who 3, Student Council 4, Drama Club 4, Guidance Aide 4, War Cry Staff 4. Ambition: Fashion Merchandising Amy M. Hohmeir Course: Academic Activities: l.V. Basketball 1, 2, Choir 1, 2, 3, Varsity Basketball 3, Honor Choir. Ambition: College Frank M. Holloway Course: Academic Activities: Wrestling 1, Choir 3, Football 4. Ambition: College john P. Holloway Course: Academic Activities: Student Council 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Track 3, Boy's State Delegate 3, Football 4, Who's Who 4. Ambition: College Martha R. Holloway Course: Academic Activities: Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4, Track Manager 1, 2, Varsity Club 3. Ambition: Art School Sandra L. Holloway Course: Academic Activities: Varsity Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Girl's State 3, 4, Office Aide 4, Who's Who 4, Student Council Officer 4, Chieftain Staff 4. Ambition: College Michael P. Hudson Course: General Activities: Football 1, Band 1, Stage Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 3. Sharon Hudson Course: General Victor G. Hudson Course: General Activities: Football 1, Wrestling 1, Basketball 1, 2, Student Council 1, 2, 4, Choir 3, 4. William Hudson Course: Vocational Gloria D. Huggins Course: Business Ambition: Secretary C. Denise Ireland Course: Academic Activities: National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Matmaid 2, Freshman Honors Program 2, Prom Committee 3, Who's Who 4. Ambition: College Mark E. Irwin Course: Academic Activities: Boy's State 3, Bill Roth Leadership Conference 3, County Choir 4, Student Council 4, Ambition: College Darryl L. larmon Course: Academic Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 4. Arlene K. lohnson Course: Academic Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Honors Band 2, 3, Stage Band 3, 4, French Club 3, Intramural Tennis Team 4. Ambition: Elementary Education Harry K. lohnson Course: General Stanley A. lohnson Course: Academic Activities: Basketball 1, French Club 3, Prom Com- mittee 3, Baseball 4, Chess Club 4. Ambition: College: Math Suzanne Kleinstuber Course: Academic Activities: Choir 1, 2, 3, Varsity Cheerleader 1, Li- brary Aide 4, Varsity Hockey 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Chieftain Staff 4, Who's Who 4, Prom Com- mittee 3, Ambition: Dental Hygienist Vincent G. LaCourt Course: Business Activities: DECA 3, 4. Ambition: Business lerry Layton Course: Business Activities: FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. Angela G. LeCates Course: Business Activities: Choir 1, 2, O.E.A. 3, War Cry Staff 4. Ambition: Nurse Anne P. Lewis Course: Academic Activities: Wrestling Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Choir 2, 4, Drama Club 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Chieftain Staff 4, Intramural Tennis Team 4, Language Club 4. loyce A. Ling Course: Academic Activities: Prom Committee 3, Intramural Tennis Team 4, Student Council 4, Chieftain Staff 4. Ambition: Art School Darlene A. Lockwood Course: Business Activities: Choir 1, Softball 2, 3, O.E.A. 4, Office Aide 4. Ambition: Continue Education Keith Long Course: Academic Ambition: Automotive Engineering Cheryl A. Lynch Course: Business Activities: Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleading 1, O.E.A. 3, 4, Chieftain 4. Ambition: Criminal Correction jeffrey C. Lynch Course: General Activities: l.V. Football 1, l.V. Wrestling 1, 2, Float Committee 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3. Ambition: Del, Tech. Kevin D. Lynch Course: General Activities: Float Committee 1, 2, 3, 4, l.V. Football 1, l.V. Baseball 1, 2, Varsity Baseball 3, 4, Prom Com- mittee 3. Ambition: Police Force Mark W. Magee Course: Academic Ambition: Radiologic Technologist Sandra L. Magee Course: General Bessie L. Major Course: General Vanessa M. Marshall Course: General Ambition: Air Force Dawn E. Marvel Course: Business Activities: FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, Hockey 1. Ambition: Secretary Mark B. Marvel Course: Academic Activities: Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Stage Band 1, 2, 3, 4, County Band 1, 2, 3, County Choir 1, 2, 3, Choir 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, National Honor Society 3, 4, War Cry Staff 4. Ambition: Professional Musician Mary Alice Massey Course: Academic Activities: Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Stage Band 2, 3, 4, County Band 1, 2, National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Choir 1. Ambition: Foreign Missions Nurse Cindy L. McGowan Course: General Activities: FFA 1, Guidance Aide 2. Perry G. Mears Course: Academic Activities: l.V. Football 1, Class Vice-President 1, 2, Class President 3, 4, Student Council 1, 3, 4. Mark Meredith Course: General Gary Mitchell Course: General Sherell S. Morris Course: General Ambition: Professional Boxer Charles Mumford Course: Vocational Activities: 1.V. Football 1, Varsity Football 3, 4, Var- sity Wrestling 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3. Ambition: Barber William L. Mumford Course: Business Ambition: College Denise A. Murray Course: Academic Activities: Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Stage Band 1, 2, 3, 4, County Band 1, Head Majorette 3, 4, Choir 4, County Choir 1, Chieftain 4, Who's Who 4. Ambition: College-Music Ellen M. Murray Course: Academic Activities: Hockey 1, 3, 4, Choir 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 2, 3, Float Committee 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Who's Who 4, War Cry Staff 4. Ambition: Fashion Merchandising Mona R. Murray Course: Academic Activities: Float Committee 1, 2, 3, 4, Prom Com- mittee 3, Drama Club 4. Ambition: College Richard C. Needles Course: Vocational Activities: l.V. Football 1, Drama Club 4, War Cry Staff 4, Ambition: Computer Programmer Robin D. Nickerson Course: Academic Activities: Marching Band 1, 2, 3, County Band 1, Stage Band 3, Hockey 3, 4, Drama Club 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4. Ambition: College laura D. Oakley Course: Business Mary T. Orhelein Course: General Activities: Guidance Office Aide 2, 3. Dennis L. Outten Course: General Teresa L. Palmer Course: General Ambition: Nurse Donna L. Parsons Course: Business Activities: Softball 1, Hockey 2, Choir 2, 3, O.E.A. 4. Dawn L. Penuel Course: Business Activities: Class Treasurer 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Cheer' leader 1, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, O.E.A. 3, 4, Office Aide 3, 4, Library Aide 4, War Cry Staff 4 Ambition: Medical Secretary Brenda L. Pettit Course: Business Activities: O.E.A. 3, 4, Softball Manager 1, Prom Committee 3. Ambition: Legal Secretary lulie L. Powell Course: Business Activities: Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, County Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Stage Band 1, 2, 3, 4, County Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir 1, Student Council 1, Prom Committee 3, O.E.A. 4. Ambition: College Gernie Purnell Course: Vocational Activities: VICA 2, 3, 4, l.V. Basketball 2. Ambition: Welder Linda A. Purnell Course: General Mildred A. Rickards Course: General Ambition: Art Teacher Michelle L. Robbins Course: Academic Activities: Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Stage Band 2, 3, 4, County Band!Choir 1, 3, 4, National Honor So- ciety 2, 3, 4, French Club President 3, 4, Who's Who 4, Student Council 4, Chieftain Staff 4. Ambition: College-Creative Writing Donna R. Robinson Course: Business Activities: FBLA 1, 2, Float Committee 1, 2, O.E.A. 3, War Cry Staff 4, Kim L. Rogers Course: Business Activities: Float Committee 1, 2, 3, 4, Prom Com- mittee 3, Chieftain Staff 4. Ambition: Art School Mitchell K. Rogers Course: Academic Activities: Float Committee 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Coun- cil 1, 2, 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, Boy's State 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Who's Who 4, Student Coun- cil President 4, Chieftain Staff 4. Ambition: College-Math or Engineering Kevin N. Rowe Course: Academic Activities: Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Honors Band 3, 4, Stage Band 3, 4. Ambition: Music lohn F. Schlag Course: Academic Activities: District Band 1, 2, 4, District Choir 1, 2, 4, County Band 1, 2, County Choir 1, 2, Concert Band 1, 2, 4, Stage Band 1, 2, 4, National Honor Society 2, Who's Who. Ambition: Engineer!Musician Sonja K. Scholz Course: Academic Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Honors!Stage Band 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Girl's State 3, Prom Committee 3, French Club 3, 4, Who's Who 4, Drama Club 4, Ambition: Registered Nurse Maria T. Schwartzkopf Course: Business Activities: Basketball 2, 3, National Honor Society 3. Ambition: Accounting Eddie R. Shockley Course: Academic Activities: Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Stage Band 2, 3, 4, Small Band 2, 3, 4, Honors Band 3, 4. Ambition: Musician leff Shockley Course: General Ambition: Travel Barbara A. Showalter Course: Business Activities: O.E.A. Secretary 4, O.E.A. 3, Office Aide 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4. Ambition: Secretary David Short Course: Vocational Ambition: College Lemuel E. Singletary Course: Academic Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: College David W. Smith Course: General Activities: Freshman Football 1, l.V. Baseball 2, 3, FFA 1, 2, 3, Float Committee 1, Varsity Baseball 3, 4, Prom Committee 3. Ambition: Delaware State Police Rodlyn B. Stancliff Course: General Activities: FFA 1. Ambition: College!Air Force Mark L. Steele Course: Academic Activities: Football 1, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Teacher Deborah Taylor Course: General Activities: Hockey 1, Office Aide 3. Ambition: Air Force Theresa A. Temple Course: Academic Activities: County Band 1, Stage Band 2, 3, 4, Who's Who 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Color Guard 3, 4. Ambition: Elementary Education ' Sandra L. Thomas Course: General Ambition: Housewife Greg E. Tietmeyer A Course: General Activities: Football 1, Student Council 1, Baseball 2, 4. Ambition: Paramedic Margo M. Tingle Course: Business Activities: FHA 1, Student Council 2, Softball 1, 2, Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, Library Aide 3, Hockey 4. Ambition: Secretary Elizabeth N. Tino Course: Academic Activities: Chorus 1, 2, 4, French Club 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Drama Club 3, 4, Chess Club 4, Coun- ty Chorus 4, War Cry Staff 4. Ambition: International Affairs William E. Townsend Course: Vocational Activities: FFA 1. Ambition: Electronics Michael l. Truitt Course: Academic Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 2, Prom Committee 3, Chieftain Staff 4. Ambition: Data Processing or Physical Education Teacher Donald Tubbs Course: General Patricia Twilley Course: General Ambition: Art Teacher leanne L. Tyre Course: General Activities: Band 1, FFA 2, 3, Office Aide 3, Nurse's Aide 4, War Cry Staff 4, Chieftain Staff 4, Home- coming Committee 4. Ambition: U.S. Marine Corps Shirley Upchurch Course: General Activities: Guidance Aide 3. Ambition: Travel Doris Upshur Course: Business Activities: O.E.A. 3, 4. Ambition: Medical Secretary lohn verlaque Course: Business Activities: Student Council 3, 4. Ambition: Accounting Priscilla E. Walker Course: Academic Activities: Language Club 4. Ambition: Lab Technician Tanya Walters Course: Academic Activities: l.V. Basketball 1, Cheerleader 2, Wrestling Cheerleader 2, Track 3, 4. Crystal Ward Course: Business Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, Secretary of Freshman Class 1, National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Vice President of O.E.A. 2, 3, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Library Aide 3, War Cry Staff 4, President of O.E.A. 4. Ambition: Secretary Brian I. Warner Course: General lay W. Warrington Activities: County Band 1, 2, County Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, French Club 3, Stage Band 3, 4, Cross Country 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, Boy's State 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: International Affairs Laverne D. Wescott Course: Business Activities: Prom Committee 3, Softball Manager, FHA, Ambition: Air Force Michael Wilgus Course: Academic Activities: County Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, War Cry Staff 4, Chess Club 4, Student Council 4, Football 3, 4. Ambition: Surveyor Pattes V. Williams Course: Academic Activities: Basketball 2, Softball 2, Cheerleader 2, 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, O.E.A. 3, 4. Ambition: Bookkeeper Mary lane Wingate Course: Academic Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4, County Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Drum Majorette 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, County Choir 3, 4, Stage Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Who's Who 4, Chieftain Staff 4. Ambition: College Patricia Wright Course: Vocational Activities: FFA 1, 2. Ambition: Teacher Steve Wootten Course: Academic Ambition: Architect 'WW'WW'i'1i 1? fff7'9W'W'? F'if'2'F5T i'i7'fEf'l ','3f1T?!.'-Zi'?'5TY ?7:'?2'5li?'175?tF2iEWf'2X?F