York High School - Falcon Yearbook (Yorktown, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1977 volume:

For Reference Not to be taken from this library 1 977 FALCON YORK HIGH SCHOOL YORKTOWN, VIRGINIA 23690 VOLUME 23 THE TIMES OF YOUR LIFE here comes the setting sun . . . 1 i ' • GOODMORNING VESTERDAV Good morning yesterday — 2 Gather moments while you may — 14 The good times and the bad — 32 Memories left behind — 58 Seasons passing one by one — 110 Collect the dreams you dream today — 176 f MISTY YESTERYEARS Gained without knowing. Work Spare time In school and out In fun and in seriousness. Discovered something new as each day passed. Together. Warmth and pride not to be smothered by conflict and disadvantage. ■ A DAY IN THE LIFE Typical day In the morning, 7-1 1 for donuts or catching up on last night ' s homework. Cheerleaders, attendance envelopes Trashcan catching drips from ceiling Tardy? Check in main office Lunch. Forty cents Announcements: Ernie Braganza and Mr. Sullivan Smoking area or back to class. Seniors dismissed Announcements Bus changes 2:20 Sighs of relief Trains of cars Headed once ago to 7-11. • - x m ■Bl ■ 8 Classes — Uninterested, sick with boredom. Pep rallies — Jump high, scream, spirit! Appreciation — Mr. Turpin, Mr. Milam, Mr. Page. Friendship Flirting Oh yea? Smoking again? No, it’s chocolate milk. Elections — Carter, Ford peanuts, bologna Excitement Enthusiasm Whoops! Pay attention. 9 Underclasses and various clubs entered eye-catching floats. Mime troupe gave balloons. Keyettes and Key Club threw candy Clowns, cheerleaders, bands marched on to school to watch Mighty Falcons smear Gloucester 27-7 in the pouring rain. V T 4 REACH BACK Voting by student body decided Homecoming Court. Football Team decided the crown. Busch Gardens — portrait location Halftime Downpour Beauty compensates for foul weather. Pride and excitement as Barbara Babcock is crowned queen. Stacy Langston, Lisa Whitman — Senior attendants. Janet Adams and Joan Birdsong represented Junior class, with Sophomores Sherrie Ware and Sandra Wescott. Freshman beauties were Anne Murphy and Gail Stahl. Majesty and memories. BARBARA BABCOCK — HOMECOMING QUEEN LISA WHITMAN — SENIOR STACY LANGSTON — SENIOR JOAN BIRDSONG — JUNIOR SANDRA WESTCOTT SOPHOMORE ANNE MURPHY — FRESHMAN JANET ADAMS — JUNIOR SHERRIE WARE — SOPHOMORE GAIL STAHL — FRESHMAN GATHER MOMENTS WHILE you MAY 15 MR. MILAM Fifth year as Head Decision Maker Battleground for sophisticated argument Final signature Anti-smoking area Anti-skipper Coordinator Supervisor of administration and student body Dedicated Understanding Spirited Supportive Respected Necessary. Mr. Claude W. Milam 16 Mr. Page Mr. Millard Page is swamped with paper work. Millard Page enjoys another school lunch. Mr. Page finds time to smile on a Monday. Calculated! Optimistic Shrewd Victor in all arguments. Conservative. Always seeking perfection. “Young man, pick up that lunch tray! No skipping Absolutely NO Skipping! A discreet man Silent in thought Social in opinion Educated-guesser The mystery man The disciplinarian The Assistant Principal Mr. Millard F. Page 4 ) 17 Mr. Carter Friendly Helpful Persistent Always planning ahead. Outgoing Leisurely Guidance head Schedule changer Problem solver. Ever present. Mr. Richard Carter Mr. Dick Carter arranges another guidance appointment. Mr. Carter smiles in the face of disaster. 18 Mr. Sullivan Activities coordinator Head of the Musical Head of Mime Troupe Sports announcer Cafeteria announcements Man in charge of concession stand Get your Cokes? Popcorn anyone? Warm, friendly Smiling, laughing, understanding Joking A man of the world! A man of York Mr. Michael Sullivan Mr. Mike Sullivan takes a needed break. 19 Our school prides itself in Mr. Bill Cogbill grades the last A test paper. Mr. Thomas Forrest makes his point clear. Mr. Almonrode Mr. Beatty Mrs. Buchanan Mrs. Cooke Miss Beverly Miss Clements Mr. Crouch Mrs. Beasley Mrs. Brauns Mr. Cogbill Mr. Darden 20 producing high quality students . . . Mrs. Deal Mrs. Donaldson Mr Dunn Counselor, Mabel Cooke, checks over scheduling problem with student, Nick Van Tuinen. Mr. Dutton Mr. Eckelberg Mrs. Ellis ROLAND ALMONRODE — Mathematics; Sponsor — Freshman class. He enjoys golf and sings with a Barbershop Quartet. ANN BARNARD — Business. MARION BEASLEY — R.N.; She enjoys crocheting. LOU BEATTY — Industrial Arts; Sponsor — Photography Club. He enjoys C.B.’s and hunting. JOYCE BEVERLY — Foreign Language, History; Sponsor — National Honor Society. She enjoys traveling and listening to jazz and classical music. JOYCE BRAUNS — Home Economics; Co-Sponsor — FHA. She enjoys sewing and cooking. PEGGY BUCHANAN — Librarian. MYRA CLEMENTS — Science; Sponsor — Junior Class, Science Club. She enjoys needlecraft and sewing. WILLIAM COGBILL — History; Coach — Football, wrestling, track. Sponsor — Pep Club. He enjoys sailing. MABEL COOKE — Guidance; She enjoys reading and group singing. MICHAEL CROUCH — Physical Education, Mathematics; Assistant Football Coach. He enjoys all sports. WALTER DARDEN — Biology; Sponsor — Junior Class. Awards Committee. He enjoys reading and politics. MARY DEAL — Mathematics; Sponsor — Cheerleaders. She enjoys sewing. JUDITH DONALDSON — Mathematics; Sponsor — Sophomore Class. She enjoys needlepoint, crewel work and she actively supports ERA. STEPHEN DUNN — History, Social Studies; JV Football Coach, Assistant Track Coach. THOMAS DUTTON — History. DAVID ECKELBERG — English, Sponsor — Chess Club. He enjoys sports, music, and books. MARY ELLIS — Visiting teacher. 1 1 21 one possible reason for this could be Mrs. Maggie Macklin expresses herself. Mrs. Gouger Mr. Erasmi Mr. Forrest Mrs. Eyre Mr. Frink Mrs. Harris Mr. Hovis Mr. Danny Peters tries to work in the Science storeroom. Mr. Harrison Mrs. Gregory Mr. Hines 22 the fact that we have Miss Jackson Mrs. Hughes Mrs. James Mrs. Johnson Mrs. Lillian Johnson discusses the joy of art. Nurse, Mrs. Marion Beasley, relaxes during a quiet moment. Mrs. Johnston Mr. Joyce CHARLES ERASMI — Guidance; Sponsor — Senior Class. SARAH EYRE — Mathematics; Sponsor — Senior Class. She enjoys fishing, boating, tennis and homemaking. THOMAS FORREST — Music; Director of Choral Groups. ABRAM FRINK — Vocational Education, Masonry; He enjoys hunting and fishing. Serves on the Board of Supervisors for James City County. ETHEL GOUGER — English; Sponsor — S.C.A. Awards Committee. She enjoys swimming, biking and sewing. ELEANOR GREGORY — Guidance; Sponsor — Sophomore class. JENNA HARRIS — Business, C.O.E. Coordinator; Sponsor — F.B.L.A.; Faculty Senate. JOHN HARRISON — Foreign Language; Sponsor — Spanish Club. He enjoys traveling and observing people. JAMES HINES — Music; Band Director. He enjoys playing the trumpet and fishing. CHARLES HOVIS — Physical Education; Sponsor — Junior Class. His hobbies are hunting and fishing. He enjoys all sports. AUDRENE HUGHES — Mathematics; Co-sponsor Math Club. She enjoys hockey and country music. BONNIE JACKSON — Permanent Substitute; Assists with field hockey, gymnastics. She enjoys all sports and working with arts and crafts. VEETA JAMES — Vocational Education; Sponsor — Freshman Class. Her interests include interior and fashion design. LILLIAN JOHNSON — Art; Sponsor — Eboracum, Art Club, Talon, Yearbook; Faculty Senate; Musical publicity. She enjoys sleeping. DONNA JOHNSTON — Social Studies; Sponsor — Senior Class, Keyettes. JOHN JOYCE — Vocational Ed.; Sponsor — VICA. 23 an outstanding faculty and staff Miss Lind Mrs. Larrimore Mrs. Macklin Mrs. Mills Mrs. Moore Mr. Northstein Mr. Steve Wirt sweeps up after a long day. Mrs. Knight Mr. Lyons ... m Mr. Grayson Williams finds a moment away from the driving range. Mrs. Myres Mr. Parker 24 hat strives at making i Mr. Parkhurst Mrs. Rush Mrs. Sadler Mrs. Perkins Mr. Peters V Mr. Podbesek Mrs. Susan Sadler prepares to enjoy her lunch break. DIANE KNIGHT — Business; Co-sponsor F.B.L.A. Her hobbies are working with all types of crafts. ZANETTE LARRIMORE — Business; Co-sponsor F.B.L.A. She enjoys crocheting, reading and traveling. CYNTHIA LIND — Foreign Language; Sponsor Latin Club, German Club, Sophomore Class. She collects dolls and enjoys reading and sewing. WILLIAM LYONS — Physical Education; Football Coach, Athletic Director; Sponsor — Monogram Club. His favorite sports are tennis and golf. MAGGIE MACKLIN — Mathematics; Co-sponsor Math Club. She enjoys sewing and working on logic problems. LISA MILLS — Art; Sponsor — Freshman Class; technical director for musical. She enjoys painting, leatherwork and sewing. AMY MOORE — Foreign language; English; Sponsor — Pep Club. She likes reading, needlework and working with plants. ELEANOR MYERS — English. Her hobbies include sewing, gardening and quilt making. JOHN NORTHSTEIN — Science. Teaching is his hobby. WILLIAM PARKER — Distributive education sponsor — D.E. Club. He enjoys listening to and singing to music. BRIAN PARKHURST — English; Spiritual advisor for football team. His hobbies include photography, woodworking and tennis. REBA PERKINS — English. She enjoys dancing and handwork. DANIEL PETERS — Science; Sponsor — Senior Class, Science Club. His interests are in horticulture, fishing and photography. KEN PINZEL — Chemistry; Sponsor — Junior Class, Camping Club. MARTIN PODBESEK — Mathematics; Sponsor — Senior Class, Key Club. His hobby is working with stained glass. HELEN ROBINSON — Business; Co-sponsor — F.B.L.A. FLORENCE RUSH — English; Sponsor — Senior Class. Faculty Senate. She enjoys reading, embroidery and gardening. SUSAN SADLER — English; Sponsor — Sophomore Class. She enjoys reading, grading papers and planning lessons. 25 ' each student’s mind, strong, Mrs. Mary Ellis checks over her morning work. Miss Seawell Mr. Sam Jackson reviews homework assignment. Miss Spruiell Mr. Sullivan Miss Walker Mr. Shamblin n Mrs. Thompson Mr. Story Mr. Steele Mr. Swartz Mrs. Westcott Miss Watson 26 sharp, and diligent. Mrs. Wilcher Mr. Williams Mrs. White Mr. Steve Zalumas enjoys a quiet moment. 4 NANCY SEAWELL — Music; She enjoy s crafts and listening to chamber music. ROBERT SHAMBLIN — Physical Education; Coach — Male and Female basketball teams. OLIVIA SMITH — Mathematics; Sponsor — Sophomore Class. She enjoys reading, gardening and sewing. HATTIE SPRUIELL — Social Studies; Sponsor — Afro-American History Club. She is involved in community work with the Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority. ROBERT STEELE — Guidance; Sponsor — Junior Class. His hobbies are woodworking, reading, and electronics. DAN STORY — NJROTC; Co-sponsor — NJROTC Drill Team and Color Guard. MICHAEL SULLIVAN — English; Activities Director; Drama Director for Musicals. He enjoys outdoor sports. WILLIAM SWARTZ — Vocational Education. NANCY THOMPSON — English, Social Studies; Sponsor — Freshman Class. She enjoys reading, cooking and dogs. DIANE WALKER — Physical Education. She enjoys camping, tennis, golf, bowling and music. BETTY WATSON — Physical Education; Coach — gymnastics and field hockey. KATHLEEN WESTCOTT — Home Economics; Sponsor — Junior Class, F.H.A. She enjoys boating, camping and working with crafts. MARGARET WHITE — Business; Sponsor — F.B.L.A.; Yearbook. Her hobbies include sewing and ceramics. OLIVIA WILCHER — English; Faculty Senate. She enjoys crocheting, sewing, reading and music. GRAYSON WILLIAMS — Drivers Education; He enjoys girl watching. KEN WILTSHIRE — N.J.R.O.T.C.; Sponsor — NJROTC Color Guard and Drill Team. He is an amateur radio enthusiast. 27 STEVE WIRT — Industrial Arts; Sponsor — Sophomore Class. He enjoys furniture making, golf, tennis. LAURA WORST — Permanent Substitute. She enjoys arts and crafts, sewing and reading. BECKY WRIGHT — Social Studies; Coach — JV Girls Basketball. She enjoys water sports, swimming and jogging. STEVE ZALUMAS — Social Studies; Business Manager for Musical. He enjoys gardening and traveling. Mrs. Worst Mrs. Wright Mr. Wirt Mr. Lou Beatty demonstrates the use of a camera. Mr. Zalumas Secretaries and Aides Typewriters Attendance bulletins Letters to parents Schedule changes Records Bulletins Finances Tardies Never ending reports Necessary. Mrs. Mary Ann Bishop Secretary Mrs. Fran Newcomb Aide Mrs. Betty Hogge Secretary Mrs. Nelda Pippin Secretary Mrs. Toni Murphy Aide Mrs. Millie Simmons Aide 28 Mrs. Louise Terry Aide Mrs. Donna Soles Secretary Mrs. Pat Sparrer Aide Booster Club Welcomed teachers in August With luncheon. Annual cheese sale Donated funds to school Participated in school functions York High Day Booth Ever present Appreciated Supportive. BOOSTER CLUB MEMBERS: Mrs. Feme Gapsynski, Mr. Robert Haagsma, Mrs. Mary Beth Rus- sell, Mrs. Myrtle Stephens and Mrs. Harriet Adkins hope for big cheese profits. 2 ? Cafeteria Mrs. Anna Black Head dietician Mrs. Mary Shields Hard working staff Forever smiling 40 cents, please Hamburgers Milk shakes Friday fish NO credit Dependable Vital Mrs. Peggy Fink Mrs. Mary Dennis and Mrs. Dora Perdue serve a typical Friday meal. Mrs. Malacia Cooke Mrs. Marie Foster Mrs. Audrey Joyner Mrs. Carrie Miles Mrs. Mary Dennis Mrs. Becky Gurley Mrs. Jane Knight Mrs. Dora Perdue 30 « 4 vr ” I Mr. Will Sedgwick W to. Mr. Rodney Rucker Mrs. Elsie Tyler Mrs. Bea Wells Custodians Maintenance Plant Manager Mr. Joseph Hudgins Reliable Broom pushing Vacuum sweeping Faucet fixing Heat regulating Dependable Essential 31 THE GOOD TIMES AND THE BAD Varsity Football Long, hard practices August heat New head coach. Bill Lyons Can we do it? First game Panthers fell To awesome ground attack Reggie Evans With 250 yards and two touchdowns Luck or skill? Trial two Falcons beat Parkview Definitely skill We were hot! Falcons felt confident Could it last? Problems! Tabb Can’t win ' em all. Jubilant after a touchdo wn, Brian Wroten congratulates Reggie Evans. Punting the ball back down the field is Steve Summerfield. Coaches Bill Cogbill and Steve Dunn assist Marlon Foster. 34 . . . And seems satisfied with the results. Carrying the ball past Bruton ' s Brenner Carter, is Falcon runner Steve Hervey. 35 Front row — Alton Whitby, Lowell McKlintock, James Carter, Pat Harvey, Steve Hervey, Rusty Ingram, Reggie Evans, Marlon Foster, Ralph Robert Steve Summerfield, Jim Hodges, Alan Childers, Dave Perea, Charlie Gantt; Second row — Scott Middleton, John Angel, Henry Vann, Brian Wroten, Ti Sundy, Tony Hoehn, Wendell Shields, Bob Roberts, Monty Briscoe, Mark Rushing, Donald Moore, Bruce Haskett, Winston, Lewis, Jerome Washingto Back row — David Scarlet (trainer), Reggie Montgomery, Tim Harnois, Ricky Johnson, Alan Blow, Don Pierce, Tom Fralich, Jim Hurst, Julio Roberts (mai ager). Bob Brinkman. Homecoming A feeling of victory in the air On the field We downed Gloucester But another disappointment Pembroke tied Non-conference game Denbigh Great effort Not quite enough Time for comeback John F. Kennedy next in line Led by quarterback Rusty Ingram Falcons emerged Last game Northampton Successful season 6 - 2-1 Steve Hervey pushes ahead for the touchdown. 36 SEPTEMBER 1 0 Reggie Evans Leads York Ground Game over Bruton 26-0 OCTOBER 8 Late, Long March By York Helps Top Dukes In 26-7 Win SEPTEMBER 1 8 York Routs Park View; Trio Shines 40-0 SEPTEMBER 24 York Conquers Varina By 25-0 Offense Clicks jjKv , .■ OCTOBER 1 Dippety-Do, Defense Too; Tabb Topples Falcons 6-0 OCTOBER 1 5 Pembroke. York Tie 7-7 OCTOBE Denbigh Starts Slow; Hits York wit 21-13 Setback Brian Wroten shows concern¥or his team. NOVEMBER 5 Evans Gains 1000 Yards; York Beats Northampton 40-32 J.V. Football New Coach Steve Dunn Hoped for success First game brought frustration Bruton 6-6 Fighting Falcons kept trying Faced disappointment Pembroke came through 12-14 Beat by Gloucester 6-14 Pressing forward is Jeff Gantt. Caught in a clinch, Kernell Washington, fights for control. Facing the opposition, Kernell Washington runs for a touchdown. J.V. Falcons kick for the extra point 38 Craig Wertz blocks for the offense. Kevin Scott head towards the end zone and six points. Fabulous Falcons broke through with Strength and encouragement Aroused by success over Bruton 13-0 Last game of season found Falcons Defeated by Pembroke 6-14 J.V.’s ended season Prepared for next year Ready for strike again. Front row — Johnny Fox, Kevin Scott, Frank Brewer, Tyronne Roderick Holland; Second row — Winston Churchill, Jeff Sweeney, Mike Gleason, Kenny Jutras, Greg Gilbert, Sam Carboinel, Mike Johnson; Third row — Mark Brantley, Zac Edwards, Herbert Keefer, Randy Kimray, Terry Tyler, Mike Wade, Jeff Hill, Hor- ace Washington; Fourth row — Kevin Samuels, Phil Marquis, Kenny Davis, Andy Mueller, Daniel Driver, Paul Hoppe, Coach Dunn, Coach Street; Third row — Jeff Gantt, Jim Player, Walter Hester, Kernell Wash- ( ington, Keith Walker, Richard Holmes, Ricky Johnson; Back row — Mike Johnson, Harriston Washington, Ron Manning, Craig Wertz. 39 The all time favorites, knee socks and saddle shoes, identified the ever-present cheerleaders. Riding a Corvette in the Homecoming Parade, Vanessa Robinson smiles for the crowds. ■(4 Varsity Cheerleaders practice for perfection after school. Chris Shain bounces into a victory jump after a Falcon touchdown. Varsity Cheerleaders Mrs. Mary Deal, Sponsor, takes a break with Jo Ash and Sue Foss. 40 Janet Adams prepares to escort basketball players at a pep rally. Peppy Pretty Positive Varsity Cheerleaders Rose to any occasion With smiles and enthusiasm In victory and defeat Organized training tables Sent falcon-grams” Made spirit posters Planned pep rallies Sponsored football banquet and Basketball Sweetheart nominations Gave treats to jocks Fans of every sport Hours of long hard prachee To Promote spirit And arouse team morale. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Front row — Darlene Gillikin, Vanessa Robinson, Alisa Prillamon; Second row — Gwen Gillikin, Chris Shain; Third row — Jocelyn Ashby, Ureka Ware, Sue Foss; Back row — Janet Adams, Barbara Bab- tock, Stacy Langston. Varsity Cheerleaders portray Bruton foot- ball players in a skit. «t i Stacy Langston watches a wrestling match and shows great concern for her team. Front row — Pam Evans, Allison McDaniels; Second row — Diane Keller, Chris Scott, Sherry Ware, Melissa Bartec; Last row — Katie Bailey, Julie Jones, Sherry Labowski. J.V. Cheerleaders Incredible enthusiasm and patience Young, inspired girls Kept up confidence And enhanced spirit at games, pep rallies Twelve little mouths All in a row Afternoon games. Grandstands full. Spirit, spirit, spirit. - p 1 If ' Led by Captain Sherry Ware, J.V. Cheerleaders keep up spirit in the stands. Arousing support for Falcons, Karen Rhinehart, Chi Scott, and Allison McDaniels cheer their team on. V ft Melissa Bartec, Chris Scott, Julie Jones, Katie Bailey, or Diane Keller are fired up. 42 Front row — Terri Porker, Captain; Second row — Deborah Cain, Susan Forman; Third row Fourth row — Kim Weakley, Cathy Curfman; Back row — Cheryl Williams. Cindy McPherson, Pam Musick, Majorettes Entertaining spectators Half-time shows Parades Twirling fire Sparkling uniforms Smiles, talen t, grace Resulted from Long, hard practices. Majorettes Always up to par Supportive, Dedicated Led Falcons Onward to victory. t Leading a half-time show, Terri Parker twirls with skill. Majorettes set the pace for Falcon Band and the rest of the Homecoming Parade. 43 Vanessa Smith exhibits great form. Field Hockey Heat Wave! Practice, Practice, Practice. Wind sprints and muddy fields. Hard working girls Dribble, pass, drive Center bully. Multiple bruises Sore shins Not an extraordinary season But team work and spirit Remained high. Stix! Striving for perfection, Nancy Moul tackles Walsingham player, Rita Gardner. Front row — Jeannie Wakelyn, Mary Mitchem; Second row — Jeannie Quarles, Lorie Quarles; Third row — Devon Jones, Kathy Stubbs, Miss Bonnie Jackson,- Back row — Leslie Mann, Mary Hollup, Alice Emery, Coach Betty Watsor Back row — Brenda Ragan, Diane Smith, Nancy Moul, Jeannie Smith, Carolyn Blaha, Susan Ball. 44 Team co-captains, Mary Mitchem and Jeannie Wakelyn Thinking about the game, Rhonda Rouse is startled by photographer. First game York and Bruton tie 0-0 Next York and Gloucester 0- 3 Walsingham Academy vs. York J.V.: 0-1 Varsity: 1 -2 Come on girls, Get on the stick! William and Mary, Competition and experience Tie games York vs. Bruton Old team buddies! 1 - 1 York vs. Walsingham 1-1 Gloucester again, 0-3 7-0 6 - 0 . Lorie Quarles and Alice Emery plan strategy against Walsingham player, Rita Gardner. 45 Front row — Ed Drabick, Mark Austin, Charles Spi- vey, Lloyd Wheeler, Dennis Hoare, Guy Levy, John White. Back row — Coach Sam Jackson, Mark Rob- inson, Billy Harris, Donny Chris, Chris Scott, Leigh Armistead, Lon Levy, Karen Drabik, Manager. ■ -fk -fA A . -VJ. ft - Cross Country Determined Always on the move Co-captains Mark Austin and Charlie Spivey Led the way To Regionals Second Place State competition Rewarding Coach Samuel Jackson Did it again. ] k it i IWIWi . ) If = ' i 1 1 t V rl The team rallies around Coach Sam Jackson tor advice. Always loyal to the Alma Mater, the track team forms a 46 Readying for a meet, the team limbers up. First meet Pembroke Tie; 28-28 Falcons won over Bruton 15-48 Gloucester next Another win 22-35 Last meet Tabb Our only loss 48-15 A winning season A record of which to be proud. Hamming for the photographer, the team is watched by coach Sam Jackson. A welcome addition, freshman members learn the ropes. 4 7 Girl’s Basketball JV player, Kim Montgomery tries her skill as Pam Moore looks on. Fantastic season Coach Bob Shamblin expressed promising enthusiasm Leading scorers were Debbie Gregory and Terri Walker Leading rebounders were Gwynn Drewry and Debbie Gregory Playmaker, Rhonda Daily Best Defensive Players — Chris Hill, Terri Walker, and Rhonda Daily York River District Champions 1 976 Pressure, work, talent! On to Regionals — Runners-up Finals — Disappointment strikes Defeated by Franklin Honored by Y.H.S. peers, faculty and staff. Great Year. Front row — Nadene Robinson, Terry Walker, Rhonda Dailey, Deborah Gregory, Gwynn Drewry, Chris Hill; Secoi — Julie Williams, Luanne Morris, Sherry Fields, Yolanda Robinson, Patricia Opie; last row — Coach Bob She Ka|uansa Dickson, Melissa Roberts, Kathy Fields. Kathy Fields practices her dribbling before game time. 48 ■■■ Tense moments as Gw n Drewry expresses extreme concentration. First game of season York beat Charles City 46-30 Turn around York lost to Gloucester 36-41 Is success beginning? York beat Bruton 66-43 York defeated by Tabb 26-33 Big disappointment. Followed by a winning streak York vs. Gloucester 53-28 York vs. Pembroke 65-35 York vs. Charles City 58-30 York vs. Pembroke again 47-37 Luck or skill??? York defeated Bruton 39-32 York won over New Kent 47-31 York beat Tabb 45-34 Obviously it ' s skill!!! York River District Champions York beat Bruton 44-25 York beat Pembroke 65-59 On to Regionals York begins to move York over Forest Glen 63-62 York beat Bluestone 73-64 Defeated by Franklin 48-71 Ended season as Regional Runners-up Superstar, Deborah Gregory, makes two extra points on a foul shot. 49 Varsity Basketball Six Seniors close out their careers. Coach Bob Shamblin Hard practices and team work All paid off Jumpshots Foul shots Free throws Two points Rebounds Spirited crowds Exciting games Reggie Evans scores against Denbigh. Coach Shamblin goes over last minute details with the Stephenson twins. Rusty Ingram and Denbigh player, John Randall, tight for possession of the ball. Front row — Chauncey Whitby, Mike Waclawski, Mitchell Johnson, Rusty Ingram, Henry Vann; Second row — George Stephenson, Denn Dawkins, Tom Stephenson, Donald Tabb, Reggie Evans; Third row — Steve Summerfield, Stanley Gray. 50 i: Tom Stephenson wotches Denbigh player Randy Brown for his next move Regular season record, 9-1 2 District record, 2-6, 4th place Runner-up in Gloucester Christmas Tournament Two players on All-Tournament Team, Rusty Ingram and Reggie Evans Three players on All-York River District Team, First team — Reggie Evans Second team — Tom Stephenson Second team — Wayne Spencer Chauncey Whitby shows off his dribbling technique. Reggie Evans vies for rebound against Denbigh player, Randy Brown George Stephenson outreaches Michael Blow for opening tip off. 51 JV Basketball Skill Coordination, Concentration, Dedication. Junior team, Varsity techniques Learning while playing Experience for upcoming years. Practice, Practice! Dribbles, Jumpshots, Foul shots, All part of the game Future looks successful. Jeff Gantt goes up for the rebound Walter Hester taps the opening tip off against Norfolk Collegiate. W I 11 ... W w f ™ IvA Kneeling — Carl Carbonell, Johnny Fox, Kernell Washington, Sam Cavallero; Standing — Keith Dennis, Janes Wallace, Bill Heil, Keith Walker, Walter Hester, Lee Norris, Rodney Manning, Jeff Gantt, Jon Middleton, Winston Chruchill, Barry Taylor. Johnny Fox shoots for two. J.V. BASKETBALL 13-7 York 35 Lafayette 43 York 67 N. Collegiate 80 York 51 Varina 50 York 47 Denbigh 57 York 52 Ladysmith 24 York 41 Bruton 39 York 28 Lafayette 30 York 55 Varina 49 York 39 Denbigh 44 York 29 Lafayette 28 York 39 Pembroke 42 York 43 Bruton 30 York 42 Ladysmith 41 York 46 Gloucester 42 York 68 N. Collegiate 45 York 72 Tabb 67 York 45 Pembroke 67 York 43 Bruton 37 York 52 Tabb 51 York 56 Gloucester 50 Kernell Washington attempts foul shot. Key player, Kernell Washington, dribbles to victory. Johnny Fox attempts a free throw. 53 Front row — Coach Bonnie Jackson, Peggy Robinson, Natalie Roberts, Brenda Williams, Nancy Moul, Tammy Womack, Mary Mitchem, Trainer Teresa Healy, Coach Betty Watson; Second row — Deanna Castle, Jeanne Quarles, Lisa McKeel, Becky Costello, Jeanne Wakelyn, Barbara Babcock, Carol Moore, Gwen Gillikin, Chris Shain, Lynn Carteret. Trainer, Teresa Healy and Coach Bonnie Jackson display mixed emotions over the routine. Gwen Gillikin discusses her scores with Coach Watson and Barbara Babcock as Becky Costello listen. Defeat — Never heard of. Victory! Victory! Victory! York vs. Tabb 237.40 to 175.70 York vs. Bruton 197 to 103 Keep it up girls! York vs. Pembroke 21 5.20 to 85.05 On to Districts York 156.30, Tabb 142.78 Bruton 96.28, Pembroke 26,1 2 Regionals York 1 56.30, Matoaca 1 47.32 Tabb 142.78, Southampon York Women — The Champs! Carol Moore receives last minute tips from Mary Mitchem and Nancy Moul. Team Captains — Mary Mitchem, Gwen Gillikin and Jeanne Quarles. Jeanne Quarles performs famous backhand spring off of the horse. Gymnastics Janet Adams begins floor routine. Mary Mitchem leaps over the horse. Gwen Gillikin displays grace and skill. Floor exercises Bars Horse . . . Beam On the beat Finish with a flourish Meets — Accumulation of points Flawless performance Applause District and Regional Champions Gwen Gillikin and Mary Mitchem On to State Competition 55 JV Wrestling Junior grapplers Many new to The sport Succeeded in Learning Ins and outs Holds and vises Stamina and endurance Necessary to win TEAM MEMBERS: Jeff Carter, Mike Parker, Toby Blow, Jay Ross, Brian Wilson. Varsity Wrestling Mat burns Bone-breaking holds Long practices Steamy rooms Physical torture of Exhaustive grappling Two minutes left Wrestlers refused to be pinned All the practice Paid off Front row — Tony Woodward, Roland Ellis, Allen Blow; Second row — Marlon Foster, Mark Austin; Back row — Wayne Drewry, David Parker, Jerome Whitley. Marlon Foster uses strength and technique to pin his opponent. Kirk Williamson struggles with opponent to victory. 56 VARSITY WRESTLING 4-1 1 Several team members watch meet attentively. York 20 York 8 York 27 York 14 York 24 York 28 York 1 1 York 47 York 42 York 6 York 13 York 28 York 23 York 2 York 12 Hampton 35 Spotsylvania 57 Gloucester 32 Kecoughtan 41 Chatham 31 Heritage 25 Brookville 44 Bruton 12 Pembroke 10 Tabb 47 Pembroke 46 Bruton 21 Gloucester 30 Tabb 63 Poquoson 48 Allen Blow prepares to initiate one of his brilliant takedowns. James Carter struggles with determined grappler. 57 MEMORIES LEFT BEHIND SCA Student Cooperative Association New council New ideas Thanksgiving food drive Post game dances Reggie Evans and Rusty Ingram look into the newspaper for S.C.A. scrapbook material. S.C.A. OFFICERS: Susan Ball, Parliamentarian; Rusty Ingram, Reporter; Jody Soles, Treasurer; Reggie Evans, Secretary; Lucy Alfriend, Vice-President; Debra Abrams, President; Mrs. Ethel Gouger, Adviser. Treasurer Jody Soles enjoys S.C.A. work sessions. Mr. Mike Sullivan, Activities Coordinator, is always around to lend a helping hand. 60 Debra Abrams inspects new S.C.A. sponsored activity ideas. Christmas projects Toys for tots Assembly programs Open ears Open minds Open for suggestions Active Effective CLASS REPRESENTATIVES: Front — Amy Grogan, Elaine Dobbins, Belynda Runyan; Second row — Sarah Alfriend, Cindy Madison, Donna Albrecht, Suzanne Gapcynski, Amy Stephens, Denise Forrest, Cindy Almonrode, Marjorie Washington; Back row — Stafford Braxton, Sandra Wood, Lisa Robinson, Alyssa Adkins, Renea Akins, Julie Kyser, Jay Sexton, Mabel Washington, Becky Schultz. 61 Donald Kehler, Brian Birdsong, Lynne Carteret, Miss Cynthia Lind. Donald Kehler demonstrates German flair. German Club Kickoff With bake sale German cakes Cookies. Trip to Busch Gardens Caroling in Germany! German style Christmas party. The spirit of Germany Lives on! Seated — Katy Dunn, Diane Belter, Miss Cynthia Lind; Standing — Bob Prato, Bobby Wright, Brian Birdsong. 62 | (afford, Braxton, Pres.; Mr. John Harrison, Sponsor; Melissa Roberts, Mindy Munoz, Mark Coracan, Treas.; Lon Levy, Susan Ball. Points of interest displayed by Stafford Brax- ton. Lon Levy, Stafford Braxton, Melissa Roberts, and Susan Ball get a head start. Spanish Club Que Pasa? Spanish Club Traveled Through Foreign material With . . . Educational Journeys Fiestas Meetings in Madrid Afternoon siestas. 63 Lyn Cornick and Amy Terrell discuss Latin problems. Latin captivates Laura Quass and Miss Cynthia Lind. Latin Club “Dead Language” Revived Devotees of Latin Expressed desire to Innovate projects Dealing with The study of this classical Language Miss Cynthia Lind, Gerald Squires, and Lyn Cornick smile for the CLUB MEMBERS: Amy Terrell, Laura Quass, Sponsor photographer. 64 Marjorie Washington and Dineen Lenz go over the finished product. Marjorie Washington and Cherylene Holland work hours after school typing and proofreading. Talon Hot Lines to Sports, recent activities Latest news Latest views Interesting by-lines Controversial subject Smoking Lounge, parking permits Small staff Big output. Cherylene Holland rushes to meet Talon deadline. 65 Falcon Yearbook staff Determined Ambitious Missed deadlines New ideas Old ideas Confusion Senior group picture Misunderstandings Randy Samuel smiles for a picture. m rl | M rwr - A — Wk f Jfj m HF - MEMBERS OF THE YEARBOOK STAFF: Seated — Vanessa Robinson, Terri Parker, Lisa Whitman; Standing: Wendy Thomas, Kelle Payne, Barbara Babcock, and Susan Forman are checking their work. Kent Blanton types up the faculty section. Rhonda Rouse busy looking for lost copy 66 HHH Vanessa Robinson and Mrs. Lillian Johnson, sponsor, work on year- book captions. Questionnaires Senior superlatives Picas, layouts, quad paks Deadline madness The calm after the storm The Times of Your Life” Falcon 1977. At last. Lucy Alfriend checking over yearbook layouts. Susan Forman, Brian Wroten, Barbara Babcock, and Paul Rienth glance through past yearbooks. 67 President, Terri Parker adds finishing touches to Art Club pot. Art Club Diminished in size Increased in vigor and activity Above average artist Provided new ideas and mediums Talents put to work Numerous projects Sold hand-glazed ceramic mugs. Note cards, designed by members On the move — Visited art shows, art schools Trips to Washington, New York City On the rise. ART CLUB MEMBERS: Barbara Babcock, Terri Parker, Ann Ingrebritsen, Donna Busbin, Julie Kyser listen to club plans. Working on Christmas project is Lisa Whitman. Barbara Babcock shows off handy work. Kelly Jones is caught unaware by photographer. Mrs. Lillian Johnson thinking about what to write next. EBORACUM Talents incorporated Writers and artists united Poems Short stories Art work All combined by members Of Art Club To form the 1 977 Eboracum Calendar. Barbara Babcock and Lisa Whitman share a humorous poem. Jody Woodward concentrates on an Eboracum possibility. Reviewing Eboracum short stories are Julie Kyser and Susan Kelly. 69 Photography Club Prosperous year Learned new techniques Photographic styles Printing and developing Professional portraits Time consuming Dedicated members Worthwhile Rewarding. Jim Foudriat, right, instructs Carolyn Reams in how to mix chemicals. Paul Rienth MEMBERS: Susan Forman, Carolyn Reams, Cynthia Hart, Paul Rienth, Wilburt Jones, Charles Maysby, Laureen Shingler, Jim Foudriat, Mr. Lou Beatty, Sponsor; Lori Hassenger, Doug Murrow. 70 Ed Drabik tests for clear sound. Yom McComb concentrates on his program. WYCS News, public service announcements Top 40 Programmed performing arts Announced short scores Recorded Board of Supervisors meetings Interviews and commentaries Available as disc jockies for dances Provided music during lunch blocks Hard working Under direction of William Swartz Mr. William Swartz takes notes for his next meet- ing. TECHNICAL STAFF: Front row — Mark Sink, Joe Tabone, Kyle Lockstampter; Second row — Larry Roberson, Tim Worst, Gary Thomas, Greg Forrest, Bob Doster, Sponsor, Mr. William Swartz; Back row — Tony Fairfax, John Copeland, Steve Smith, Mark McAlister, Chuck Spivey. PROGRAMMING STAFF: Front row — John Barkley, Kathy McCartney, Harvey King, Lisa Hassinger, Kris Pederson, Joe Davis; Second row — Mr. William Swartz, Sponsor; Jack Chandler, David Weston, Ernie Braganza, Rose McCartney, Mike Ayers, Tom McComb; Back row — Ed Drabik, Mike Westfall, Lori Hassenger, Ray Jones, Rhonda Lowe, Gregg Stone. 71 Chess Club Mental activity Practiced mind over matter Skills needed to win Learned while playing Best five competed Against five from another school Teamwork Played as a team Won as a team It was all part of the game. Donna Harrison and Woody Howell par- Keith Fetterman concentrates on winning the match, ticipate in a little action. Mr. David Eckelberg helps Jeff Tucker with a new move. Chuck Spivey studies his next move. CHESS CLUB MEMBERS: Sitting — Chris Harrison, Teresa Hunting; Standing — Mr. David Eckelberg, Sponsor, Woody Howell, Donna Harrison, and Lori Hassinger. Chris Musial and Greg Gilbert study new ideas for science. MEMBERS: Front row — Andy Sebacher, David Richwine, Phillip Stallings, Keith Stewart, Jeff Gouger, and Andy Robins; Back row — Larie Yeatts, Greg Reid, Peter Hess, Chris Musial, Dave Olstad, and Tom McComb. Science Club Open to all students Scientific knowledge Trips Mountain Lake — hiking V.I.M.S. Back Bay Guest speakers Landscaping project Continued from ' 76 Future scientists of the world. Sponsor, Myra Clements, oversees an experiment. Greg Reid concentrates on a new experiment. 73 Math Club 2 + 2 = 5??? Brains at work, Learning, For the intelligent Exploration of formulas Solving of problems Projects Brain Teasers Logic problems Time consuming All part of the game. Front row seated — Lon Levy; Second row — Cindy Felix, Rita Bowen, Tammy Sue Buntz, Gerald Squires, Leigh Armi- stead, Beth Bowman; Back row — Scott Runyan, Co-sponsors — Mrs. Maggie Macklin and Mrs. Audrene Hughes (not pictured). Leigh Armistead dazzles at new math problem. Tammy Sue Buntz works out a solution. 74 OFFICERS: Jennifer Puckett, Secretary; Leslie Thibault, Treasurer; Mrs. Amy Moore, Sponsor; Yvonne Hines, Vice-President; Not pictured — Cheryl Grahm, President. Sponsor, Mrs. Amy Moore, takes a lunch break in the Tammy Buntz smiles attractively, teachers ' lounge. Pep Club Better known As Bleacher Bums Helped promote School spirit. Tried to involve students In school activities by Making spirit signs and Selling pep sweaters. Loudest group in school. Karen Killen, Brenda McCracken, and Terri Wenzel wait for a Pep Club meeting to begin. PEP CLUB MEMBERS: Front row — Lori Coffey, Terri Wenzel, Diane Belter, Lori Bensley; Second row — Rita Bowen, Tammy Buntz, Belynda Runyan, Donna Black; Back row — Lisa Hassenger, Debbie Harrop, Theresa Huntington, Stephanie Fraga, Becky Broaddus, Julie Jurek, Karen Killen. 75 FCA Fellowship of Christian Athletes Exists to Confront athletes and coaches With new ideas. 76-77 found the youth of YHS Participating in church activities Students met The challenge and adventure of Being a member of FCA. OFFICERS: Tom Fralich, Secretary; Mike Waclawski, Vice President; Steve Summerfield, Treasurer. MEMBERS: Seated Cindy Almonrode, Rhonda Rouse, Alisa Prillman; Standing — Paul Rienth, Jay Sexton President, Marlon Foster, studies with Reggie Evans. 76 Sponsor, Mr. Thomas Dutton, looks over notes for the meeting. Barbara Babcock, Vanessa Robinson, Gwen Gillikin, and Tim Harnois relax for a while. Sponsor, Mr. Bill Lyons, smiles for a picture. AEMBERS: Front row — Tim Harnois, Barbara Babcock, Cindy Almonrode; Second row — Jim Hursh, Gwen Gillikin, onessa Robinson, Rhonda Rouse; Third row — Scott Middleton, Steve Summerfield, Tom Fralich, Sue Foss, Brain Wroten; lock row — Tim Sunday, and Mr. Bill Lyons, Sponsor. Monogram Club Lettered athletes Work, Work, Work. Promoted school spirit Sold letter jackets, decals Served. Achieved in varsity sports. Brian Wroten relaxes in the coaches’ office. ‘ 77 NHS Fall tapping for seniors Spring tapping for juniors Proud parents and friends. Selections based on Character, scholarship average Leadership, and service. Offered tutorial service Under sponsorship Of advisor, Miss Joyce Beverly Challenging year. MEMBERS: Seated — Leslie Thibault, Karen Sweeney; Second row — Miss Joyce Beverly, Sponsor; Valerie Edwards, Robert Duckett, Bruce Knox, Terri Parker, Paul Reinth; Third row — Karen Drabik, Cathy Rowe, Susan Kelly, Mabel Washington, Marjorie Washington, Nanette Clark; Back row — Doug Murrow, Cheri Bishop, Beth Bowman, Beth Richwine, Chuck Spivey, Dana McPherson, Terri Stahl. Bruce Knox tutors Liz Flogge. Susan Kelly, Dineen Lenz, Leslie Thibault, and Heather Byrne check college requirements. 79 NJROTC Sound of marching feet Shouted orders Raising of the flag Color guard salute Pre-game tributes Inspection of uniforms Drill team practices In chilly winds. Cadet Ensign Clifton Edwards salutes his commander. VARSITY DRILL TEAM: Kneeling — Greg Thibault, Dion Cruse, Ken Felix, and Daniel Edlow; Standing — Tom Gay, Clifton Edwards, James Carretti, Keven McLard, and James Rushing. Cadet L. Crd. Daniel Edlow stands at attention. Ricky Johnson goes through his paces. 80 Y i Commander Ken Wiltshire watches over his color guard. JbJ - Ail Jt.j JlilH ■i ' Afc, COLOR GUARD: James Rushing, Clifton Edwar, Bill Sullivan, Alvan Pederson, and Joe Lawhon. Hard work After school hours Interscholastic competition Achievements and honors With promotions. J.V. DRILL TEAM: Kneeling — Richard Johnson, Charles Robinson, Julio Roberts, Karen Martin, Ron Holland; Standing — Alvan Pederson, Monty Briscoe, David Newcomb, Cindy M., Joe Lawhon, John Nelson, Lee Pisarek, Kay Comble, and Dean Tiller. 81 Keyettes KEYETTE MEMBERS: Front row — Marlene Foster, Heidi Byrne, Leslie Thibault, Terri Parker, Wendy Thomas, Joan Birdsong, Suzanne Gapcynski, Marjorie Washington; Second row — Beth Richwine, Cheri Bishop, Phyllis Whitman, Ann Ingebritsen, Amy Stephens; Third row — Karen Sweeney, Debra Abrams, Beth Bowman, Karen Drabik, Heather Byrne, Susan Kelly, Luanne Morris, Ginny Gardner, Sue Collier; Back row — Liz Flagge, Cherylene Holland, Lee Turner. OFFICERS: Wendy Thomas, Treasurer; Susan Kelly, Recording Secretary; Ann Ingebritsen, gjVice President; Karen Drabik, Corresponding Secretary. President, Kathy Robins, is caught resting after a long day. Keyettes march in annual homecoming parade. Bookstore sales Hostesses at On the Hill Art Center Usherettes at the annual Y.H.S. musical Volunteers for American Cancer Society Hard working. United with Tabb, Bruton and Lafayette Work as one. Ambitious, successful Feelings of achievement. Tammy Garrett works on plans for next meeting. Liz Flagge and Cherylene Holland listen to latest Keyette news. 83 Key Club Front row — David Meador, John Russell, Roland Green, Kent Blanton, Wendy Thomas, Dale Keafer, Chris Musial, Bill Rich Back row — Allan Chandler, Steve Grantham, Tim Sundy, Gary Jones, Hayden Ross-Clunis, Kevin Kipper, Otis Mills, Jo Colvin, Keith Stewart, Tim Millen, Mark Blanton. Kent Blanton caught in a moment of moss confusion. Otis Mills ponders the selection of new members. Always on hand Rain or shine Parking cars at football games Campouts for new member induction Car washes Community and school involvement Ever present good cheer Promoters of school spirit. Mark Blanton virtually climbs the walls. Hayden-Ross Clunis and Steve Grantham question parking permit. FBLA Objectives Service, education, promotion Social and fund raising Knowledge and skills in business. Entered business world Many new members Most original float in parade Special guest speakers F.B.L.A. Week March of Dimes Walk-a-thon Supportive advisors Front row — Elizabeth Waters, Regina Edlow, Annette Hill, Mabel Washington, Vanessa Robinson, Elaine Richardson, Edit Horn, Carolyn Reams, Brenda Johnson, Betsy Zalumas, Cathy Rowe, Denise Riggins; Second row — Judy Marder, Mar) Newell, Nedra Dillo, Pam Jacobs, Sherry Jones, Sharon Ashby, Neidi Labowskie, Pam Marvin, Leslie Croswell, Kathy Rine hart, Debra Green, Candy Cokely, Denise Wiggins; Third row — Marleen Foster, Laurie Webb, Nancy Lumpkin, Valerie Car ter, Theresa Huntington, Cindy Whittington, Phyllis McCoy, Rhonda Daily, Cindy McFall, Amy Edmondson, Jeanne McMullen Nancy Whitmore; Back row — Crystal Fox, Gwen Parker, Pam Moore, Kathryn Radcraft, Ginger Webb, Joni Junkelman Donna Harrison, Shelly Fickert, Sue Cordwell, Debbie Rushing, Gwen Drewry, Mark Rushing, Kathy Dryden, Randy Samuel Pam Brancke, Missy Brooks, Julie McNamara, Dorothy Muckleroy, Joyce Martino, Anna Cokely, Judy Pitcher, Cindy Gholson. Mabel Washington, President, and Mrs. Zanette Larrimore discuss plans for the next F.B.L.A. meeting. Sponsors, Mrs. Zanette Larrimore and Mrs. Diane Knight, caught leaving their office. OFFICERS: Mabel Washington, President; Brenda Johnson, Vice President; Cathy Rowe, Secretary; Annette Hill, Assist- ant Secretary; Randy Samuel, Treasurer; Elaine Richardson, Reporter Historian; Betsy Zalumas, Parliamentarian. Denise Wiggins and Nedra Dillo display F.B.L.A. banner. 86 c iutllltl J PW ' ' r . i « ' ’l t ; ‘Jr • ' j|H t| W:$W? fyiui y� ’ « ' innii v m, iJ j m ::M ¥ 112:1 .,. )Aw i • ,:• «., S ' .„ «♦«♦«• � fi : ' W,Swiw««ji COE Job Interviews. Landing the job. C.O.E. Parents Night Parking stickers, work permits Car pools Half a day of school Business dress Evaluations Training plans Pay check stubs Christmas Recipe Book Local employers Parents Newsletter Certificates of Appreciation Sponsor, Mrs. Jenna Harris, poses for photographer prior to beginning of C.O.E. meeting. Annette Hill and Iris Lewis await the arrival of Mrs. Harris after class. Awards. C.O.E. MEMBERS: Front row — Denece Wiggins, Judy Pitcher, Cindy Gholson, Vanessa Robinson, Annette Hill, Elizabeth Waters, Mabel Washington; Second row — Jeanne McMullen, Nancy Whitmore, Amy Edmondson, Cindy McFall, Iris Lewis, Elaine Richardson; Third row — Cathy Rowe, Betsy Zalumas, Anna Cokely, Missy Brooks, Leslie Croswell, Mrs. Jenna Harris, Sponsor; Back row — Julie McNamara, Sue Cordwell, Debbie Rushing, Brenda Johnson, Randy Samuel. 87 Mr. John Joyce, Sponsor, discusses upcoming District Competition. OFFICERS: Front row — Charlie Gantt, Parliamentarian; Sandy Bowman, Secretary; Anr Hogge, Chaplain; Joe Falzone, Contest Chairman; Gus Decoursey, Treasurer; Second row — Tom Lewis, President; Tony Crisp, Contest Chairman; Tim Worst, Vice President. VICA Active program included Safety campaigns Needy family projects “Get-out-and-Vote day Visited industrial plants Guest speakers Open to any high school student Full time in trade — Industrial, technical. Employer-employee banquet. Vocational Industrial Clubs of America. First row — Larry Robertson, Mark McAllister, Phillip Burnett, Renea Young, Gordon Flory, Gail Butler, Sandy Bowman, Rent Hogge, Ann Hogge, Thaddeus Opie, Dwight Brooks, Ricky Shoulders; Second row — Charlie Gantt, Tim Worst, Mark Sink Glen Burton; Third row — Donnie Angel, Andrew Harrison, Carl Elks, Kyle Lockstampfor, Frank Long, Jon Anderson, Gu: Decoursey, Jim Adams, Marshall Edmonds, Ed Drabik, Bobby Junkelman, Keith Lunsford, Mitchell Webb, Timmy Harris, Jo Falzone, Gary Thomas, Bobby Daster, Richard Burnett; Back row — Mike Parker, John Copeland, Corky Fitz, Chuck Spivey Jim Hodges, Doug Murphy, Mike Seaman, Kenneth Hopson, Otis Mills, Doug Truston, Steve Johnson, Tony Fairfax, Henr) Van, Alan Woodall, Tom Jamerson, Tony Crisp, Thomas Lewis. Gus Decoursey listens to plans concerning this year ' s homecoming float. Tom Lewis, President, looks over notes before meeting. 88 DECA DE II and DE III Cooperative Students Worked part time Distributive businesses Marketing competition Development of leadership skills Better citizens Front row — Doug Crockett, Joel Coleman, John Cronauer, Trippy Stallings, John Portlock, Rod Newman, John Laroche; Second row — Andrew Morse, Pat Harvey, Donald Carroll, John Russell, Jeff Bay, Mitchell Johnson, David Pickett; Third row — Terri Turner, Rachel Gonzalez, Keith Harrod, Rose Ivy, Cathy Collier, Robin Escaig,- Fourth row — Lana Gregory, Joese Johnson, Debbie White, Lisa Mitchell, Donna Hyatt, Cathy Hoppe, Tammy Millner; Back row — Donna Tate, Debbie Gillikin, Mr. Bill Parker, Shannon Ketchum, Valerie Smoot. Improved social effectiveness. Third annual variety show Never lacking student participation Fall rally Competitive events All district regional levels Busy year. Robin Escaig is distracted by the mention of pay day. Trippy Stallings reads a moving Christmas article to the D.E. II class. OFFICERS: Debbie White, Treasurer; Laurie Diablo, Secretary; Donna Hyatt, Vice President; .isa Mitchell, President; John Cronauer and Rose Ivy, Recorders. Donna Tate listens attentively to Mr. Bill Parker. 89 DECA Variety Show Talent! Talent! Talent! Barbership Quartet Hawaiian Tahitian dancing Singing, Dancing, Bands Evening update Mystery Guest Well planned, well rehearsed Well received Produced and directed By Y.H.S. students Leadership of Bill Parker Special guest stars Faculty and students of Bruton High “Barrel of Fun” Watch out Hollywood Here they come Marlon Foster and Ernie Braganza serve as M.C. ' s for the show. Gretchen Kuehnl dances to a Polynesiar tune. Returning guest and former student teacher, Steve Nobles, Teachers, Dan Story, Bill Parkhurst, John Harrison and Tom Forrest, harmonize to Sweet Adeline. ' ' proves his multiple talents. Mr. Bill Parker, leader and organizer, of the show, shows his singing talent. We The People provide a spiritual sound. Mystery guest — Mr. Claude Milam. Mr. Michael Sullivan and Bruton student, Danny Johnson, portray “Billy Money and String Along Johnson. The R W Revue rock the rafters with their tremendous dance routine. The Electric Sound, as their name implies, add electricity. Mr. Michael Sullivan ... a dirty old man? Karen Kuehnl moves to the music. 91 Marilyn Dixon works on a new recipe. Cheri Clark and Connie Whitaker work on Christmas goodies tor the teachers. FHA Concerned with improvement Support of the family Development of the individual Annual plan “Will the real me stand up.” Stressed grooming, personality Service projects included Sewing hats for Army unit Pre-game meals for football players Experienced. Homemakers of the future Front row — Marleen Whitby, Velma Griffin, Charleen Whitby; Second row — Shirley Thomas, Myra Lewis; Back row - Sherry Fields, Marilyn Dixon, Cheri Clark, Connie Whitaker, Peggy Rainey, Sandra Brown, Regina Richmond. Lewis questions the recipe of the day. Peggy Rainey works steadily preparing decorations for the Home Ed. bulletin board. Mrs. Kathy Wescott takes a break. 92 Pom Jacobs, Juanita Hester and Tina Stringer relax before a club meeting. Rochelle Lewis and Monica Abrams discuss plans for the upcoming Afro-American History. ( Front row — Monica Abrams, Monique Abrams; Second row — Pam Jacobs, Juanita Hester, Rachelle Lewis, Regina Edlow; Back row — Kim Adams, Tammy Griffin, Joese Johnson, Margaret Johnson, Darlene King, Sandra Gilmore, Miss Hattie Spruiell, Sponsor. Afro-American History Club Third year of involvement Honored Y.H.S. faculty members With small banquet Decorated faculty lounge Morning donut sales Participated in Homecoming Week Afro-American Queen, Sandy Gilmore Red, Black and Green Day Dress-up Day Afro-American History Week Black History displays United. Margaret Johnson sneaks a coke in the teachers lounge. Sandra Gillmore, Miss Afro-American Club. Tammy Griffin sells doughnuts before school. 93 1977 Basketball 94 GWEN GILLIKIN Senior VANESSA ROBINSON Basketball Sweetheart Sweetheart Court Voting by Student Body decided Sweetheart Court, Basketball Team decided the Crown. Crowds gathered at halftime to watch Vanessa Robinson become queen in York High Gymnasium Senior Attendants — Stacy Langston, Gwen Gillikin Juniors — Janet Adams, Cary Sexton Alisa Prillaman. Sophomore Sweethearts — Evelyn Livengood and Pam Evans Freshman Class represented by Anne Murphy and Karen Rhinehart. Excitement, smiles, beauty. KAREN RHINEHART Freshman ALISA PRILLAMAN Junior EVELYN LIVENGOOD Sophomore PAM EVANS Sophomore ANNE MURPHY Freshman Chorale lough requirements for membership. Must be a student in Acappella. Try outs. Judged by Music Director Mr. Thomas Forrest. Guest appearances at churches. Elite group. Robert Duckett sings a solo in the Christmas Concert. Choraliers Girls Chosen on quality of voice. Sang variety of music suited to their high range. Accompanist was Ellen Creel. Student Director was Karen Fetterman. Visited local churches. Always had a song for all occasions. Front row — Karen Fetterman, Sharon Kelly, Beth Richwine; Second row — Marjorie Washington, Mary Mitchem, Lo Quarles, Caroline Blaha, Lynn Cornick, Karen Kelly; Back row — Jeff Sweeney, Gerald Squires, Robert Duckett, Ker Jutras, Craig Wartz. Front row — Lorie Quarles, Mary Mitchem, Jimmi Lenz, Cindy Adkins, Ginny Gardner, Karen Fetterman; Second row Caroline Blaha, Sharon Kelly, Karen Kelly, Lynn Cornick, Beth Richwine, Lisa Bland. 96 Karen Fetterman, Jim Foudriat, Gerald Squires, Karen Kelly, Marjorie Washington, Caroline Blaha, Cindy Adkins, Barry Seltzer, Mary Mitchem, Jimmi Lenz. Mr. Thomas Forrest directs A Cappella during the Christmas concert. Mr. Thomas Forrest encourages students to sing out. Kelly Westmoreland, Cindy Adkins, and Karen Fetter- man. Regional Chorus Considered “Cream of the Crop” Tough competition Between neighboring schools Only the best survived. Envied Admired Inspired. Accompanist Cynthia Creel and Geraldine Washing- ton. Accompanist Sherry Jones 9? Acappella Acappella Students dedicated to music. Sopranos, Altos, Tenors, Basses All combined To form harmony. Under direction of Mr. Thomas Forrest High quality performances At churches, civic centers. Student Director was Robert Duckett Accompanists were Debbie Brown, Sherry Jones, Cynthia Creel. Mr. Thomas Forrest, Music Director Keely Clark works on improving her tone SOPRANOS: First row — Debbie Brown, Tammy Walters, Kelly Westmoreland, Cindy Adkins, Karen Fetterman,- Last row — Caroline Blaha, Becky Broaddus, Sylvia Fourney, Lisa Bland, Mary Mitchem, Lorie Quarles, Tammy Huntington. ALTOS: First row — Amy Grogan, Sharon Kelly, Gmny Gardner, Karen Kelly, Lynn Cornick; Back row — Marjorie Wash- ington, Luanne Morris, Beth Bowman, Beth Richwine, Tammy Womak, Jimmi Lenz. TENORS AND BASSES: Front row — Ron Patrick, Jeff Sweeney, Jim Foudriat, Wilbert Johnson; Second row — Steve Terrell, Craig Wartz, Douglas Murrow, Gerald Squires, Ernie Braganza; Last row — Wardell Young, Frankie Belcher, Kenny Jutras, Robert Duckett, Barry Seltzer 98 WOODWINDS: First row — Elizobeth Merrill, Melonie Evans; Second row — Becky Gibson, Dana McPherson, Kathy Radcliffe, Brad Stiles; Third row — Kim Anderson, Steven Fields, Monica Abrams, Harriston Washington, Nicola Cheek, Robbie Conway. Cliff Haynie concentrates on the director ' s instructions. HORNS: Randy Talley, Mike Mayton, Phil Stallings, Cliff Collier, Jim Buchanan, and Jack Chandler. PERCUSSION: Steve Grantham, Ellen Creel, Christie Ritshie, Marlon Foster, John Angell, Steve Henry, and Lori Smith. BRASS: Harvey King, Guy Levy, Curt Stone, Gail Stahl, Tim Streagle, Pat Garret, Allen Merrill, Joey Adams, Stanley Gray, Cindy Sulzberger, Cliff Haynie. Falcon Band Starting out A march tempo New conductor Mr. James Hines. Performed at pep rallies football games basketball games Halftime shows Christmas concert. Sold jewelry to raise money. Springtime brought Band Festival and Apple Blossom Parade in Winchester. Talented Musicians added spice to York High ' s Music Department. FLUTES: Front row — Amy Taylor, Nancy Roberts; Back row — Mark Sadler, Alice Emery, Laurie Garrison, Kathy Henry. Harvey King displays instrumental talent. 99 Stage Band New conductor Old and new members Taking a “ride” On hits of Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow. Measure by measure On their way to Stage Band Festival Beat by beat On their way to Tri-State. Style that pleased all. Wayne Hunley keeps his horn in tune. Marlon Foster reviews a percussion solo. Keith Fetterman, Pat Garrett, and Tim Streagle practice a trio. Kathy Henry, flutist, concentrates on a new piece of music. Guitarists David Grantham, Gary Jones, and Steve Grantham match chords. Cynthia Creel solos on keyboards. Cliff Haynie, Kim Anderson, Steven Fields, and Jimmy Myers add stimulating touches to Stage Band tunes. 100 Orchestra “Yorktown, The theme song for the core of the string program Concert Tours Charlottesville. Local schools York County “The Sound of Music” Their crescendo. After school rehearsal Energy crisis made practicing space scarce The sound echoes on. Mary Drees listens as Tim Streagle warms up for musical rehearsal. Amy Taylor and Rachael Gonzalez look on as Cynthia Creel practices the piano parts. ORCHESTRA: Front row — Jimmi Lenz, Doug Murrow, Cindy Opgrand, Becky Gibson, Elizabeth Merrill, Cindy Felix, Sec- ond row — Karen Sweeney, Randy Talley; Third row — Tim Streagle, Keith Fetterman, Marie Kenyton, Amy Taylor, Mary Drees, Cindy Sulzberger, Melonie Evans; Back row — Ellen Creel, Miss Nancy Seawell, Nancy Roberts Miss Nancy Seawell checks up on requirements for musical numbers. 101 mill! Forensics Six determined speakers found Combination to success: Clear speech, Loud voice. Expression! Organized by Mr. Mike Sullivan Quick to unite Quick to compete Eager to win. District Competition Boys’ Poetry: Second place — John Cronauer. Girls ' Poetry: First place — Karen Drabik. Spelling Competition: First place — Amy Taylor. Other Participants: Girls ' Prose — Vanessa Robinson Boys’ Prose — Ernie Braganza Boys ' Extemporaneous — Jim Foudriat. On to Regionals! Sparkling voices and minds Exhibited literary talent. Jim Foudriat looks up last minute details for a perfect performance. Amy Taylor, Jim Foudriat, John Cronauer and Vanessa Robinson. 102 John Cronauer concentrates on the mood and expression of his poem. THE PUTT” IN COSTUME: Richard Burnett, Ed Drabik, Heather Byrne, Ernie Braganza, Cindy Adkins, Lynn Drabik, Alyssa Adkins, Jimmie Lenz, Dan a Ecelberger, Lynn Brockman, Julie Kyser, Robert Duckett. Jimmie Lenz and Susan Kelly share a mirror. Alyssa Adkins adds finishing touches to her make-up. IN PLAINSCLOTHES: Richard Burnett, Susan Kelly, Karen Drabik, Ed D ibik, Heather Byrne, Dana Ecelberger, Cindy Adkins, Alyssa Adkins, Robert Duckett, Jimmie Lenz, Ernie Braganza, Julie Kyser, Steve Horn. Mime Troupe Expressions On painted white faces Anonymous figures in black Performed at Coliseum Mall Occasion for the arts Elementary schools And York High. Reflections of Their own emotions And expressions. Steve Horn ready for a performance. Mr. Michael Sullivan gives last minute details to Mime Troupe. TECHNICAL CREW: Nicola Check, John Cronar, Cathy Kirby. 103 Thespians Three hundred hours Of stage work and drama Dedicated to perfection Members of The National Honor Fraternity of Acting Robert Duckett checks performance schedule. THESPIANS: John Cronauer, Heather Byrne, Ernie Braganza, Ed Drabik, Susan Kelly, Steve Horn, Robert Duckett, Karen Drabik. Ernie Braganza. Susan Kelly and Heather Byrne read over a script. 104 The Sound of Music THE VON TRAPP FAMILY Seated — Barry Kopcynski, Vicki Moore, Cindy Adkins; Second row — Karen Fetterman, Dixie Mills; Standing — Ernie Braganza, Ginny Gardner, Caroline Blaha, Craig Wartz. ft 1 r j NUNS: Heather Byrne, Jimmi Lenz, Beth Richwine, Cathy Stubbs, Susan Delly, Becky Broaddus, Jane Terrell. Cathy Stubbs, Karen Fetterman, Becky Broaddus, Heather Byrne, Theresa Hunnington. Nicola Cheek and John Cronauer as Elsa and Max Craig Wartz munches on a cookie during a break. Jeff Sweeney, Vickie Moore, Patricia Cronauer, Sheri Bishop, Steven Fields, Sharon Kelly, Kelly Murphy, Steve Grantham, Robert Duckett, Mr. Thomas Forrest. The Sound of Music The play is chosen the excitement begins. Rehearsals start. Backdrops are painted the lighting is set . . . 106 oney is spent, haracters are molded, ostumes are made. arch 1 6th draws near, ast and crew are tense, he day arrives, he curtain goes up. he auditorium was alive ■ith “The Sound of Music.” Dress rehearsal of the Captain ' s Party. Yvonne Hines as the congenial Baroness Elberfeld. Caroline Blaha and Robert Duckett as Liesl and Rolfe. 107 April Dias and Diane Belter eat lunch before rehearsal. ELECTRICIANS: Larry Roberson, Mark McAllister, Charlie Spivey, Andy Harrison, Kyle Lockstampfor. Mike Seaman working on a backdrop. Cathy Stubbs is given a touch of gray The necessities for an expressive characterization. Behind the Scenes THE MUSICAI A great deal of worl Make-up artist Lighting techniciar Backstage ere ' Electriciar 108 -opy Stage Design Class 3 atrons reachers 3 arents Ml Contributed nd Provided rhe Other Half ' : f The Sound of Music. Heather Byrne assists Cindy Adkins. Director Mike Sullivan caught in mid-sen- tence. i Rachael Gonzalas turns pages for Accompanist Cynthia Creel. Janet Dunaway darkens Ginny Gardner ' s eye brows. Mrs. Lisa Mills attempts to put lipstick on Alyssa Adkins. 109 SEASONS PASSING ONE BY ONE As freshmen we entered York High, certain that the next four years would never come to an end — we would remain confused, excited, and spirited forever — never to attain the casual nonchalance of those worldly and far-off seniors. We quickly elected officers: Nancy Williams, Debra Abrams, Terri Parker, and Wendy Thomas. Afterwards, we diligently set to work on our first float under the theme “Nest the Pirates which won honorable mention. We had two of our men on the varsity football team — Reggie Evans and Clayton Auman, plus numerous others on the J.V. team. Our women also made a debut in Miss York High. Nancy Williams was second runner up with Gw en Gillikin and Stacy Langston, also in the pageant. It seemed impossible that the school year had ended and we were sophomores. Our new slate of officers were Kelle Payne, Lisa Whitman, and Laura Quass. Our second float won honora- ble mention again in the Homecoming Parade. We were represented in more activities such as gymnastics, majorettes, and various sports and clubs. Varsity football boasted four of our men and Gwen Gillikin placed first runner up the Miss York High Pageant. Our biggest undertaking for the year was the Junior Ring Dance. We could scarcely believe that next year it would actually be we who would be receiving our rings. Suddenly it was the next year and we were upper-classmen. Headed by officers Cindy Gholson and Karen Drabik, we were charged with spirit and eager to offer the seniors some competition. Our float, the Presiden- tial Seal, received second place and was donated to the school to command attention and praise in the halls. Our varsity football team was quarterbacked by Junior Rusty Ingram along with juniors Marlon Foster, Steve Hervey, and Reggie Evans to form a team that again beat Tabb. For the first time we also had a showing in varsity basketball with Reggie Evans, Rusty Ingram, and George and Tom Stephenson all on the starting force. Varsity baseball was represented also by Rusty Ingram, George Stephenson and Jay Sexton as well as other juniors. We were proud of Gwen Gillikin for going to regionals in Gymnastics and Cathy Rowe for rep- resenting us in the Miss York High Pageant. Many of our numbers were present in the production of “Car- ousel which was a big hit. We also took on the task of selling concessions during football season, and spon- soring the senior prom. The highlight of our year, however, had to be our Ring Dance at the Bonhomme Rich- ard in Williamsburg. Now with our rings sparkling on our fingers, we felt a little taller and a little older, but still we had a lot of time ahead of us before we even thought of graduation. After a hasty summer of part-time jobs and lying on beaches, we returned to York as seniors, but with some changes. Our class, as well as other classes (against our protests), was split to form Bruton High School. Smaller in numbers, we joined other schools of like enrollment in AA, but it didn’t stop us from competing and winning. Reggie Evans was named York River District Offensive Player of the Year and there were many other senior men who worked together to form winning teams. Our senior class officers were a determined group of girls: Beckie Schultz, Vanessa Smith, Marjorie Washington, and Dana McPherson; and the whole S.C.A. was headed up by President Debra Abrams. Seniors Marjori e and Mabel Washington became co-editors of the Talon, Terri Parker was captain of the majorettes, Gwen Gillikin was captain of the Varsity Cheerleaders, and Chuck Spivey was captain of the track team. The traditional homecoming festivities ended with the Senior Float winning first place under the theme of “Reach Out and Touch and Barbara Babcock being crowned Homecoming Queen with Stacy Langston and Lisa Whitman as senior attendants. Vanessa Robinson was crowned Basketball Sweetheart later in the year. With the ordering of caps and gowns and announcements, the senior banquet, a trip to Florida, the prom, and graduation, our high school days came to a halt. You are cordially invited to: What? Graduation Time? 8:00 p.m. Place? York High Gymnasium What to bring? Memories from the past four years. We were together as one class for the last time. We were ready to move on to bigger and hopefully better things, secure in the knowledge that the Class of 1 977 had left its mark on York High School. 112 208 (plus) seniors entered school in September CLASS OFFICERS: Marjorie Washington, Treasurer; Dana McPherson, Secretary; Rebecca Schultz, President; Vanessa Smith, Vice President. CLASS SPONSORS: Front row — Mrs. Donna Johnston, Mrs. Florence Rush, Mrs. Sarah Eyre, Mr. Daniel Peters; Back row — Mr. Charles Erasmi, Mr. Marty Podbesek. Debra Abrams Joseph Adams Cindy Almonrode Clayton Auman Barbara Babcock John Barrett Cheri Bishop Chris Bjelland L. Kent Blanton Rachel Bowman Sandra Bowman Ronald Bozeman 113 William Brinkman Melissa Brooks Tammy Bunce T. Gail Butler Heather Byrne Paula Carter Valerie Carter Nanette Clark Anna Cokley Catherine Collier Clarence Cone Susan Cordwell Martin Cox Cynthia Creel John Cronauer Leslie Croswell eager to show underclassmen 114 who was boss. College applications, Rhonda Daily Laurie Dealba Gustane DeCoursey Michael Diaz Gary Dillo Karen Drabik Gwynn Drewry J. Franklin Drewry Robert Duckett Ray Dudley Dana Ecelberger Daniel Edlow Amy Edmondson Valerie Edwards Raymen Emery Robin Escaig 115 Reginald Evans Keith Fetterman Shelley Fickert Gordon Flory Susan Forman Gregory Forrest Marlene Foster Marlon Foster Sylvia Fourney Crystal Fox Charlie Gantt Tammy Garrett Laurie Garrison Cynthia Gholson Rebecca Gibson Gwendolyn Gillikin senior privileges, prom, banquet, 116 Disney World, caps and gowns, graduation MOST MUSICAL Tim Streagle and Terri Stahl Steven Grantham Stanley Gray Cheryl Green Cheryl Greene Deborah Gregory Andrew Harrison Kathleen Harrison Patrick Harvey Cliff Haynie Allison Haywood Kathy Henry Steve Hervey F. Annette Hill James Hodges Rene Hogge Cherylene Holland 117 announcements. . . time slipped by all too fast Kenneth Hopson Steven Horn Tamara Huntington Donna Hyatt Ann Ingebritsen Ricky Ingersoll Russell Ingram Brenda Johnson Elizabeth Johnson Sherry Jones Robert Junkelman Susan Kelley Darlene King Carla Kiser Bruce Knox David Knox MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Kathy Robins and Daniel Edlow 118 for the class of 1 977. MOST TALKATIVE Vanessa Robinson and Keith Fetterman Stacy Langston J. Dineen Lenz Iris Lewis Kyle Lockstampfor Joseph Long Susan Macintosh George Magnus William Masters John Maxwell Mark McAllister Lowell McClintock Cynthia McFall Jeanne McMullen Julie McNamara Dana McPherson Allen Merrill 119 Memories never before dwelled upon Diane Miller Tammy Millner Joseph Millwood Lisa Mitchell Mary Mitchem John Moore Andrew Morse Sharon Moten Joseph Moudry E. Douglas Murphy Douglas Murrow Grace Neading Rod Newman Mary Newell Jeff Nulls Terri Parker 122 became cherished. Suddenly we realized WITTIEST Terri Parker and Bruce Knox Kelle Payne David Perea Judy Pitcher John Portlock Lori Quarles Laura Quass Carolyn Reams Kathleen Rhinehart M. Elaine Richardson Beth Richwine Paul Rienth Larry Roberson Nancy Roberts Ralph Roberts Katherine Robins Vanessa Robinson Lynn Roe Rhonda Rouse Cathy Rowe Debra Rushing Randy Samuel Rebecca Schultz Mike Seaman Jay Sexton Laureen Shingler Mark Shockley Vanessa Smith Valerie Smoot Bruce Spencer Charles Spivey Margaret Stack Terri Stahl that it was time to say 124 farewell to school and friends. BEST ALL AROUND Debra Abrams and Marlon Foster George Stephenson Thomas Stephenson Tim Streagle Steve Summerfield Karen Sweeney Randall Talley Leslie Thibault Catherine Thomas C. Wendel Thomas Cynthia Triplett Douglas Truston Lee Turner Teresa Turner Nick Van Tuinen Robert Van Tuinen Robert Wainwright 125 It was a time to put our acquired experiences, Ronald Waite Darlene Walker Ureka Ware Mabel Washington Marjorie Washington Elizabeth Waters Carla Watson Mitchell Webb Beverly Whitacre Debra White Gene White Michael White Lisa Whitman Nancy Whitmore Denece Wiggins Julie Williams 126 Joseph Woodward Donald Wymer skills and knowledge to the test. W. Caesar Young Elizabeth Zalumas 127 remember. 128 SENIORS 1 . Rene Hogge 2. Kevin Kipper 3. Lorie Quarles 4. Gus DeCoursey 5. Lisa Whitman 129 I 1 . Beth Bowman, Heather Byrne, Kathy Henry, and Karen Drabik 2. Randy Samuel 3. Rhonda Rouse 130 themselves 1 . John Portlock 2. Susan Forman 3. Pat Harvey 4. Beth Richwine and Marjorie Washington 5. Greg Forrest 131 CLASS SPONSORS: Mr. Ken Pinzel, Mr. Walter Darden, Mr. Charles Hovis, and Mr. Bob Steele. CLASS OFFICERS: Denise Forrest, Vice-President; Tim Millen, President; Robin Moore, Trea- I surer; Kim Adams, Secretary. Janet Adams Kim Adams Alyssa Adkins Renea Akins Lucy Alfriend Dennis Anderson Sharon Ashby James Atchley Thomas Athey Mark Austin Michael Ayers Mike Barrett David Beggs Frankie Belcher Robert Belter JUNIORS plunged 132 into 1976 with a more serious attitude. Donna Busbin Horace Cabiness Don Carroll Carolette Carter Tammy Castle Peggy Chamberlain Nicola Cheek Cheri Clark Keely Clarke Linda Clark Richard Clark Candace Cokely Mark Bennett Joan Birdsong Caroline Blaha Mark Blanton Ernest Braganza Bud Brame Pamela Branke Mary Brinkley Robert Brinkman Lamont Briscoe Becky Broaddus Theresa Brown Jeffrey Buehrer Mary Burnett G. Walter Burton PSAT’s, class rings, football concessions, f Suzanne Collier Joseph Colvin Doug Crockett Theresa Cranauer Jane Cunningham Joseph Davis Summer Davis Dennis Dawkins Kajuansa Dickson Nedra Dillo James Dolan Debbie Douglas Edward Drabik Mary Drees Eugene Drewry Janet Dunaway Nancy Eberly Pam Eddy planning the senior prom, Kathy Stubbs blocks a drive by her opponent. Suzanne Gapcynski watches as Heidi Labowski, Amy Stephens, Leslie Mann, and Cathy Hoppe stuff napkins into chicken wire. L. Regina Edlow Roland Ellis Richard Emerson Jamie Fagan James Fairbanks Roy Fee Karen Fetterman Sherry Fields Michelle Fischler Charles Fiscus Elizabeth Flagge Felix Forbes Denise Forrest Sue Foss James Foudriat Jerry Fox William Fralich Ellen Freeman 135 dissecting cats, conquering BEOWULF, Mary Fulnecky Dana Gantt Suzanne Gapcynski Virginia Gardner Patrick Garrett M. Darlene Gillikin Sandra Gilmore Sharon Gleason Rachael Gonzalez David Grantham Debra Green Lana Gregory Tammy Griffin Edward Haagsma Trina Hardenburg Timothy Harnois Timothy Harris J. Bruce Haskett Sheralee Heffers Srisamorn Hemtanon attending the Ring Dance and College night . . Peter Hess Juanita Hester John Hines R. Tony Hoehn Pamela Hogg Elizabeth Hogge Samuel Honeycutt Catherine Hoppe Edith Horn Wayne Hunley Albert Hunter Pamela Jacob James Jennings Karen Johnson Mitchell Johnson Nita Johnson Steven Johnson David Jones Dale Keafer Mark Keffer Donald Kehler Karen Kellam Shannon Ketchum Donald Kibbey Lisa King Kathryn Kirby Michael Knight Joel Koman Donna Krikalas Gretchen Kuehnl Julie Kyser John LaRoache Lon Levy Constance Louden Candace MacKenzie Kim Mackert Leslie Mann Judy Marder Joyce Martino Brenda McCracken Moses McFadden Phyllis McKoy David Meador Scott Middleton Discovery of our 138 not-so-far-away future Janet Adams, Rosemary Wood, and Laurie Royall dress up for Spirit Day. Sue Collier, Amy Stephens, Ginny Gardner, Joan Birdsong, Lucy Alfriend, and Phyllis Whitman display parts of their Junior float. Timothy Millen Donna Mills Otis Mills Reginald Montgomery Donald Moore Robin Moore Luanne Morris John Mosciki Joseph Muckleroy Pam Musick James Myers Kim Neff Todd Neumann Christine Norris Donald North Brian Ogle David Olstad Cynthia Opgrand 139 caused us to consider careers Thaddeus Opie Lisa Osborn David Pickett Laurie Pisarek Robert Portlock Cindy Powers Alisa Prillaman Craig Quevedo Wendy Quevedo Cheryl Rainey Gregory Reid William Rich Virgil Riggins Bob Roberts David Robertson Nadean Robinson Rusty Robinson Hayden Ross-Clunis Ernie Braganza and Alyssa Adkins crouch over the shoulders of their fellow mimes. Lloyd Wheeler, Scott Middleton, Gretchen Kuehnl, and Tim Harnois wait patiently to sign in before homeroom. 4 and to make the best of Lisa Osborn listens attentively in math class. Laurie Royall Norman Rush Mark Rushing John Russell Irma Sandoval David Scarlett Deborah Seay Andrew Sebacher Cary Sexton Scott Simpson Christine Shain Diane Smith Jeanne Smith Randall Snapp Laurie Royall concentrates on making a first place homecoming float. Gerald Squires Amy Stephens Bradley Stiles Gregory Stone 141 Katherine Stubbs William Sullivan Cynthia Sulzberger Timothy Sundy Amanda Sykes Amy Taylor Daniel Teague Eric Thorvaldson Glen Trowbridge Jeffrey Vahl Henry Vann Michael Waclawski Thomas Wakelyn Jerome Washington Janine Way Karen Johnson and Michelle Fischler examine a picture in photography. 142 Mary Drees puts her best foot forward in the home- coming parade. our high school days. Kimberlyn Weakley Terry Wenzel Lloyd Wheeler Charlene Whitby Jerome Whitley Phyllis Whitman Cindy Whittington Cheryl Williams Vivian Williams Kirk Williamson Robert Wiltshire Larry Wood Rosemary Wood Alan Woodall Theresa Wright Brian Wroten Lance Yeates Gladys Young 143 CLASS SPONSORS: Mrs. Eleanor Gregory, Miss Cynthia Lind, Mrs. Susan CLASS OFFICERS: Chris Musial, Treasurer; Karen Kelly, Secretary; Ramona Robinson, Vice- Sadler, Mr. Steve Wirt. President; Heidi Byrne, President. as SOPHOMORES Cynthia Adkins Vicky Akers Donna Albrecht Sarah Alfriend Chris Angle L. Mike Arnold Michael Arnold Crystal Ashby Sonya Bailey Susan Ball David Banks James Banks Vanessa Barnes Mike Beasley Diane Belter 144 we breathed a sigh of relief. Joyce Call Ramona Callis David Campbell Kathleen Campbell Daryl Canada Janet Carter Judy Carter Gary Childrey Winston Churchill Cheri Clark Glenna Clark Ernest Clayton Richard Bentley Brian Birdsong Reginald Blow Rita Bowen Danny Bowman Lisa Brackett Carol Brancke Charles P. Brame Mark Brantley Stafford Braxton Clarence Brimmer Timothy Brooks Michelle Brown Ronald Burks Heidi Byrne 145 We had made it through our Edward Cokely Cliff Collier Kevin Compton Thomas Conger Gavin Cornish Lynn Cornick Rebecca Costello Gary Crawford Ellen Creel Mary Croswell David Crump Darius Daily April Dias Dee Ann Dinter Daniel Driver Kathleen Dunn Zachary Edwards Denise Emerson Paula Godsey concentrates on German verbs. Julie Jones and Allison McDaniels cheer enthusiastically for the J.V. team. 146 freshman year Alice Emery Melanie Evans Pamela Evans Cynthia Felix Kathy Fields Steven Fields Fergus Forbes Tom Fralich Jeffrey Gantt Becky Garrison Anthony Gentry Greg Gilbert Dinah Gilliam Pauline Gillikin Paula Godsey Pamela Gordon Jeffrey Gouger Valerie Gray 147 with only minor problems. Brenda Gregory Kay Gregory Mark Hall Chris Harrison Cynthia Hyatt Kimberly Harvey Theresa Healy John Heffers Terri Hendricks William Hill Yvonne Hines David Hoare Dennis Hoare Thomas Hodges Rosalyn Holmes Tyrone Holland Julie Hollowell Mary Holup Pamela Howell Shane Humphrey James Hursh Rose Jankowski Bridgett Johnson Richard Johnson 148 We faced a new year Rodney Johnson Wilbur Johnson Devorah Jones Julie Jones Kelly Jones Wilbur Jones Jeffrey Junkelman Kendall Kellam Karen Kelly Sharon Kelly Kevin Ketchum Lori Kilburn Sherri King Nancy Kirby Elizabeth Knox John Kirkman Jesse Kiser David Knight Eric Krob Karen Kuehnl David Lamal Donna Lang Nancy Lankford Joseph Lawhon 149 with new opportunities and new horizons. Karen Lewis Rachelle Lewis Ruth Lewis Evelyn Livengood Sherri Lorbeski Matthew Loesch Nancy Lumpkin John Lynch Lori MacFarlane Cindy Madison Rodney Manning Phillip Marguis Jeanette Martin Pamela Marvin Charles Masby Gail Mason Doris Masters Michael Mayton Tom McComb Allison McDaniels Brenda McGuire Wade McLawhorn Cynthia McPherson Pam Meintel Tony Woodward visits his locker before home- room. Driver’s licenses, basketball concession stand, Evelyn Livengood dresses up for Spirit Day Elizabeth Merrill John Merrill Amanda Miller Julie Mills Kimberly Montgomery Carol Moore Cado Moore Pamela Moore Steven Morgan Kenneth Morris Edna Morrison Nancy Moul Summer Mundell Kelly Murphy Christopher Musial Colleen Neff John Nelson Paul Nelson Kathy Nesmith Myron Noland Lee Norris Elaine Oney Patricia Opey Maria Pappaminas 151 planning the Junior Ring Dance, Gwen Parker Jackie Parker Ronald Patrick Paul A. Peterson Julie Perea Jim Player Robert Prato Curtis Portlock Jennifer Puckett Jeanne Quarles Linda Queen Kathryn Radcliffe Lynne Radcliffe Brenda Ragan Guy Ragan Donald Reickle Christis Richie David Richwine Darlene Riggins Julio Roberts Melissa Roberts Andrew Robins James Robinson Lesa Robinson 152 another Homecoming float, Nettie Robinson Ramona Robinson Yolanda Robinson Barbara Rohr James Ross Scott Runyan Dale Rush Markis Scaife Barry Seltzer Marion Shields Robin Shields Karl Shingler Joanna Soles Wayne Spencer Phillip Stallings Gary Stauty Ryal Story Paul Stout Gary Strickland Kevin Stubbs Natalie Swinton Leslie Tapscott Walter Taylor Steven Terrell 153 I class competition in pep rallies . . .We are ready Nancy Lumpkin attempts a Math problem. Gregory Thibault Dawn Thomas Alan Thorvaldson Jeff Tucker George Turner Abby Vaughn Louis Vantuinen Michael Wade Jeanne Wakelyn Sherrie Ware Hariston Washington Horace Washington Ethel Waters Mike Watson 154 to meet the challenge of a new year. Brenda Gregory and Wayne Spencer sign up for class pictures. A Sherrie Ware and Sandra Westcott wait to have their homecoming portraits taken. Lori Webb Sandra Westcott Ronald Wheless Chauncey Whitby Brenda White Daniel White John White Kim Williams Walter Williams Sandra Wood Anthony Woodward Robert Wright 155 CLASS OFFICERS: Amy Grogan, Secretary; Della Babcock, Vice-President; Missing: Leigh Armistead, President; Barbara Simpson, Treasurer. CLASS SPONSORS: Mrs. Nancy Thompson, Mrs. Lisa Mills, Mrs. Maggie Macklin, Mr. Roland Almonrode, Mrs. Mabel Cook. The FRESHMAN class of Monica Abrams Monique Abrams Mead Allison Kim Anderson Leigh Armistead Patricia Arnold Steve Atkins Della Babcock Erlinda Bagalawis Katherine Bailey Debra Baldwin Joseph Ball Sandra Barnes Pat Barrett Melissa Bartek 156 1 980 was a dynamic class. Ronnie Carden James Carretti Bridgett Carter John Carter Sharon Carter Deanna Castle Samuel Cavellaro John Chandler Phillip Childers Barbara Christian Lori Coffey David Cokely Shirley Beggs Donna Black Laurie Blevins Allen Blow Andrea Blow Robert Bloxom Paula Borum Robert Braganza William Brandt Frank Brewer Debra Brown Jimmy Buchanan Sue Cadenhead Deborah Cain Carl Carbonell 157 Filled with bubbling enthusiasm, Robert Conway Regina Cook Steven Cooper Lori Cordwell Michael Coy Donald Crist Patricia Cronauer Djon Cruse Donald Culver Catherine Curfman Toni Daily Barbara Davis Karen Davis Keith Davis Kenneth Davis Ricky Davis Robin Davis Joseph DeCoursey Todd DeTar Scott Dever Kenneth Diaz David Dinter Andre Dixon Elaine Dobbins 158 we quickly discovered Laurie Blevins watches the majorettes perform at a pep rally. Donald Domanick Debra Douglas Donna Douglas Lynne Drabik Wayne Drewry Kathleen Dryden Reginald Dryden Clifton Edwards Susan Ellison Richard Engle Jacqueline Evans Jacqueline Fee Suzanne Fee Lillian Feldman Kendal Felix Derek Felton Reginald Fields Thomas Fiskus Nicholas Florentine Renee Fortin Nancy Foss Frederick Freier Katherine Fulnecky Tommy Gay James Gervais James Gibbons Cheryl Gibson Cindy Gilbert Jonathan Giles Jacqueline Gillikin Sherri Gills Michael Gleason Pricilla Gothreau Cheryl A. Graham Cheryl Graham Dan Grantham Yvonne Green Cheryl Griffin Kent Griffin Amy Grogan Robert Guarino Karen Haagsma the importance of yelling loudly 160 at pep rallies and constructing Scott Haislip William Haley Charlotte Hamilton William Harris Donna Harrison Deborah Harrop Lisa Hassenger Lori Hassenger Kathy Henry Steven Henry Walter Hester Christine Hill Jeffrey Hill Teloria Hill Kevin Hoare Richard Holmes Paul Hoppe Woodrow Howell 161 a winning float at Homecoming. Theresa Huntington James Irby Deana Jacobs Veronica Jacobs Stephanie James Vanda James Marilyn Jankowski Jolinda Jennings Christopher Johnson Gregory Johnson Jennifer Johnson James Jones Steve Jones Vikki Jones Joni Junkelman Julie Jurek Kenny Jutras Robert Kane Herbert Keefer Dianna Kehler Cindy Gilbert watches cheerleaders do their thing. 162 Co-ed gym, harder classes, Michael Kessler Robyn Ketchum Tracey Kiluk Randy Kimrey Glen King Harvey King Dreama Kinney Robert Knight Amanda Koehle Robert Kopczynski Billy Krueger Robert Kudlinski Harry Kyser Terry Lawhon Loretta Lewis Guy Levy Trace y Lindsay Teresa Lloyd Janet Lowman Richard Madison 163 new teachers, new friends, Karen Martin Harriet Marvin Angela McFallen Kim McGeary Lisa McKeel Kevin McKoy Charles McLain Victoria McLain Kevin McLard Lynn McTheny Jon Middleton Sindi Middleton Monty Mills Terri Millwood Priscilla Gothreau turns to answer a questioning classmate. Charlotte Mann Troy Major Carol Marshall Joyce Martin 164 expanded extra curricular program . . . Michael Moose Andrew Mueller Dorothy Muckelroy Melinda Munoz Anne Murphy Dennis Murphy Patrick Murphy Rick Murtland David Newcomb Anita North Christie O ' Connor Lynda Page Tina Park David Parker All new experiences Sheldon Parker Donald Patton Violet Perrin Jeffrey Pierce Lee Pisarek Susan Powell Suzanne Przypek Kelly Quevedo Duane Ragans Coleen Rasanen Teresa Rasanen Thomas Raupp William Reed Kren Rhinehart DeWayne Rhyne Elizabeth Richey Larry Robbins Natalie Roberts Charles Robinson Margaret Robinson John Royall Belinda Runyan James Rushing Mark Sadler 166 for a determined class, but we conquered. Darryn Samsel Aundria Samuel Kevin Samuel Christine Schroeder Christine Scott Paul Scott Teresa Seay Paul Self David Shain Daniel Shields Michael Shields Suzanne Shields Susan Simmons Mark Simonton Barbara Simpson Kimberly Smith Laurie Smith Stanley Smith Donald Snapp Milo Spencer Susan Squires Gail Stahl Cheryl Stiles Curt Stone 167 Look out York High, Joanna Story Jeffrey Sweeney Gladys Swinton Al Sykes Jacqueline Tabb Mark Tarnawa Charles Tate Teresa Tate Barry Taylor Jane Terrell Dean Tiller Paula Tood Terri Totten Kerri Troutman Ruth Truston Terry Tyler Oswald Vasquez Angela Waits Keith Walker Terri Walker James Wallace Vikki Waller Tammy Walters Burnett Washington Gail Stahl and Anne Murphy with all their grace, 168 the class of 1980 is coming! Geraldine Washington Kernell Washington Michael Waters Ginger Webb Johnny Wellington Craig Wertz Kelly Westmoreland Jeffrey Wheeler Alfonso Whitby Gene Whitmore Wayne Williams Wendy Williamson Michael Wingfield 169 1 . Tom Fralich 2. 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' •-A The 76-77 Key Club takes time out from their car-parking, doughnut-selling, concession- standing, camp-outing, etc., to wish the Seniors of 1 977 “Good Luck”! 186 FACULTY AND STAFF Barnard, Ann — 20 Beasley, Marion — 20, 23 Beatty, Lou — 20, 28 Beverly, Joyce — 20 Bishop, Marianne — 228 Black, Anna — 30 Booster Club Members — 29 Brauns, Joyce — 20 Buchanan, Peggy — 20 Carter, Richard — 1 8 Clements, Myra — 20 Cooke, Mabel — 21 Cooke, Malicia — 30 Crouch, Michael — 20 Darden, Walter — 20, 27 Deal, Mary — 20 Dennis, Mary — 30 Donaldson, Judith — 21 Dunn, Stephen — 21 Dutton, Thomas — 21 Edkelberg, David — 21 Ellis, Mary — 21 , 26 Erasmi, Charles — 22 Eyre, Sarah — 22 Fink, Peggy — 30 Forrest, Thomas — 20, 22 Foster, Murrie — 30 Frink, Abram — 22 Gouger, Ethel — 22 Gregory, Eleanor — 22 Gurley, Becky — 30 Harris, Jenna — 22 Harrison, John — 22 Hines, James — 22 Hogge, Betty — 28 Hovis, Charles — 22 Hughes, Audrene — 23 Jackson, Bonnie — 23 Jackson, Sam — 26 James, Veeta — 23 Johnson, Lillian — 23 Joyner, Audrey — 30 Knight, Diane — 24 Larrimore, Zanette — 24 Lind, Cynthia — 24 Lyons, William — 24 Macklin, Maggie — 22, 24 Milam, Claude — 1 6 Miles, Carrie — 30 Mills, Lisa — 24 Moore, Amy — 24 Myers, Eleanor — 24 Murphy, Tony — 28 Newcomb, Fran — 28 Northstein, John — 24 Page, Millard — 1 7 Parker, William — 24 Parkhurst, Brian — 25 Perdue, Dora — 30 Perkins, Reeba — 25 Peters, Daniel — 22, 25 Pinzel, Ken — 25, 27 Pippin, Nelda — 28 Podbesek, Martin — 25 Robinson, Helen — 25 Rucker, Rodney — 31 Rush, Florence — 25 Sadler, Susan — 25 Seawell, Nancy — 26 Sedgwick, Will — 31 Shamblin, Robert — 26 Sheilds, Mary — 31 Simmons, Millie — 28 Smith, Olivia — 36 Soles, Donna — 29 Sparrer, Pat — 29 Spruill, Hattie — 26 Steele, Robert — 26 Story, Dan — 26 Sullivan, Michael — 1 9, 26 Swartz, William — 26 Terry, Louise — 29 Thompson, Nancy — 26 Tull, Audrey — 3 1 Tyler, Elsie — 31 Walker, Diane — 26 Watson, Betty — 26 Wells, Bea — 31 Westcott, Kathleen — 26 White, Margaret — 27 Wilcher, Olivia — 27 Williams, Grayson — 24, 27 Wilson, Anne — 31 Wilson, Martha — 31 Wiltshore, Ken — 27 Wirt, Steve — 24, 28 Worst, Laura — 28 Wright, Becky — 28 Zalumas, Steve — 27 TWELFTH GRADE Abrams, Debra E. — 60, 61 , 82, 1 1 3, 125 Adams, Joseph R. — 99, 1 1 3 Almonrode, Cindy L. — 61 , 67, 76, 77, 113 Anderson, Paul J. — 88 Ashby, Jocelyn D. — 40, 41 Auman, Clayton B. — 113 Babcock, Barbara A. — 1 2, 41 , 66, 67, 68, 69, 77, 1 1 3 Barreh, John D. — 113 Bishop, Cheri L. — 78, 82, 1 1 3 Bejelland, Chris O. — 113 Blanton, Lawrence K. — 66, 84, 1 1 3 Bowman, Rachel E. — 74, 78, 82, 98, 113 Bozeman, Ronald — 113 Brinkman, William R. — 1 1 4 Brooks, Deight — 88 Brooks, Melissa D. — 86, 87, 1 1 4 Bunce, Tammy S. — 75, 1 1 4 Burnett, Phillip M. — 88 Burnett, Richard L. — 88, 1 03 Butler, Theresa G. — 88, 1 1 4 Byrne, Heather F. — 79, 82, 1 03, 1 04, 1 14, 1 16 Carter, James A. — 36 Carter, Paula D. — 1 1 4 Cawley, Mike J. Childers, Allan Jr. — 36 Clark, Nanette F. — 78, 1 1 4 Cokely, Anna L. — 86, 87, 1 1 4 Cole, Fred A. Collier, Catherine E. — 89, 1 1 4 Cone, Clarence D. — 1 1 4 Conger, Lou A. Cordwell, Sue — 86, 87, 1 1 4 Cox, Martin — 114 Creel, Cynthia — 1 00, 1 1 4 Cronauer, John E. — 89, 1 03, 1 04, 1 1 4 Croswell, Leslie S. — 86, 87, 1 1 4 Daily, Rhonda — 48, 86, 1 1 5 DeAlba, Laurie G. — 89, 1 1 5 187 Dias, Michael R. Dickson, Bobby A. Dillo, Gary — 115 Drabik, Karen M. — 46, 78, 82, 1 03, 104, 1 15 Drewry, Cheri Drewry, Gwynn — 48, 49, 86, 1 1 5 Drewry, James F. — 1 1 5 Duckett, Robert E. — 78, 96, 98, 103, 104, 1 15, 1 16 Dudley, Ray A. — 115 Ecelberger, Dana — 1 03, 1 1 5 Edlow, Daniel D. — 80, 1 1 8 Edmondson, Amy F. — 86, 87, 1 1 5 Edmunds, Marshall A. — 88 Edwards, Valeria L. — 78, 1 1 5 Emery, Raymen L. — 115 Escaig, Robin A. — 89, 1 1 5 Evans, Reginald L. — 34, 35, 36, 50, 60, 76, 1 16, 127 Fetterman, Keith D. — 72, 1 00, 116, 119 Fickert, Shelley A. — 86, 1 1 6 Flory, Gordon R. — 88, 1 1 6 Forman, Susan E. — 43, 67, 70, 1 1 6 Forrest, Gregory D. — — 71 , 1 1 6 Foster, Marlene A. — 82, 86, 1 1 6 Foster, Marlon A. — 34, 36, 76, 90, 1 00, 1 15, 1 16, 125, 126 Fourney, Sylvia L. — 98, 1 1 6 Fox, Crystal C. — 86, 1 1 6 Harrod, Larry Harvey, Patrick A. — 36, 89, 1 1 7 Haynie, Cliff C. — 1 00, 1 1 7 Haywood, Allison L. — 1 1 7 Henry, Kathy S. — 1 00, 1 1 7 Hervey, Stephen — 35, 36, 1 1 7 Hill, Floydean A. — 86, 1 1 7 Hines, Cathy Hodges, Jim R. — 36, 88, 1 1 7 Hoffman, Linda D. Hogge, Rene P. — 88, 1 1 7 Holland, Cherylene R. — 63, 65, 82, 83, 117 Hopson, Kenneth S. — 88, 1 1 8 Horn, Steve D. — 1 03, 1 04, 1 1 8 Huntington, Tamara C. — 98, 1 1 8 Hyatt, Donna L. — 89, 1 1 8 Ingersoll, Ricky D. — 1 1 8 Ingram, Russel C. — 36, 50, 60, 1 1 8 Ivy, Rose A. — 89 Jamerson, Thomas R. — 88 James, Curtissa M. Johnson, Brenda J. — 86, 87, 1 1 8 Johnson, Elizabeth C. — 1 1 8 Jones, Sherry R. — 86, 1 1 8 Junkelman, Robert W. — 88, 1 1 8 Kelly, Rodney E. Kelly, Susan W. — 69, 78, 79, 82, 83, 103, 104, 1 18 King, Darlene A. — 93, 1 1 8 Kipper, Kevin A. — 84 Kiser, Carla J. — 118 Knox, Bruce R. — 78, 79, 118, 123 Knox, David — 114, 118 Langston, Stacy A. — 1 2, 41 , 119 Lenz, Jimmi D. — 65, 79, 96, 98, 1 03, 119 Lewis, Iris E. — 87, 1 1 9 Lewis, Tom C. — 88 Lockstampfor, Kyle G. — 71 , 88, 1 1 9 Long, Joseph F. — 88, 1 1 9 Lunsford, Keith B. — 88 McClintock, Lowell V. — 36, 1 1 9 McFall, Cynthia K. — 86, 87, 1 1 9 McMullen, Jeanne G. — 86, 87, 1 1 9 McNamara, Julie M. — 86, 1 1 9 McPherson, Dana A. — 78, 1 1 3, 1 1 9 Merrill, Allen R. — 99, 1 1 9 Miller, Diane L. — 122 Millner, Tammy L. — 89, 1 22 Mills, Jeff L. Millwood, Joseph A. — 122 Mitchell, Lisa L. — 89, 1 22 Mitchem, Mary A. — 44, 45, 55, 96, 98 Moore, John W. — 1 22 Morse, Andrew R. — 89, 1 22 Moten, Sharon D. — 1 22 Mondry, Joseph R. — 122 Murphy, Earl D. — 88, 1 22 Murrow, Douglas H. — 70, 78, 98, 1 22 Neading, Grace A. — 122 Neuman, Rod W. — 89, 1 22 Newell, Mary E. — 86, 1 22 Parker, Terri L. — 43, 66, 78, 82, 1 22, 123 Payne, Kelle R. — 66, 1 23 Perea, David R. — 36, 1 23 Pitcher, Judy A. — 86, 87, 1 23 Portlock, John M. — 89, 1 23 Quarles, Lorie C. — 44, 45, 96, 98, 1 23 Quass, Laura G. — 64, 1 23 Gantt, Charlie J. — 36, 88, 1 1 6 Garrett, Tammy L. — 1 1 6 Gholson, Cynthina A. — 86, 87, 1 1 6 Gibson, Rebecca J. — 116 Gillikin, Gwendolyn F. — 41, 55, 76, 77, 116 Goens, Lorelei G. Goens, Lynwood G. Grantham, Steven L. — 84, 85, 1 00, 1 1 7 Gray, Stanley J. — 1 1 7 Green, Cheryl D. — 1 1 7 Greene, Roland G. — 84, 85 Gregory, Deborah A. — 48, 49, 86, 1 1 7 Guarino, Frank J. Harrison, Andrew B. — 117 Harrison, Katheleen M. — 1 1 7 Harrod, Keith D. — 89 Macintosh, Susan M. — 1 1 9 Magnus, George J. — 119 Masters, William H. — 1 1 9 Maxwell, John D. — 1 1 9 _ McAllister, Mark A. — 71 , 88, 1 1 9 Reams, Carolyn F. — 70, 86, 1 23 Rinehart, Katheleen — 86, 1 23 Richardson, Margaret E. — 86, 87, 1 23 Richwine, Beth A. — 78, 82, 96, 98, 1 23 Rienth, Paul R. — 67, 70, 76, 78, 1 23 Roberson, Larry P. — 71 , 88, 1 23 Roberts, Nancy J. — 123 Roberts, Ralph P. — 36, 1 23 Robins, Katherine H. — 82, 1 1 8, 1 23, 124 Robinson, Gary L. Robinson, Vanessa A. — 40, 41, 66, 67, 77, 86, 87, 1 19, 123, 126 Roe, Lynn — 1 24 Ronquillo, Willie Rouse, Rhonda R. — 45, 66, 76, 77, 1 24 Rowe, Cathy L. — 78, 86, 87, 1 24 Rushing, Debra L. — 86, 87, 1 24 188 Samuel, Randall — 66, 86, 87, 1 24 Schultz, Rebecca L. — 61 , 113, 115, 124 Seaman, Mike R. — 88, 1 24 Sexton, Jay W. — 61 , 76, 1 24 Shingler, Laureen — 70, 1 24 Smith, Alice V. — 44, 1 1 3, 1 24, 1 27 Smoot, Valerie G. — 89, 1 24 Spencer, Bruce W. — 124 Spiggle, Carl Spivey, Charlie — 46, 47, 71 , 72, 78, 88, 124 Stack, Margaret J. — 124 Stahl, Terri L. — 98, 1 1 7, 1 24 Stallings, Robert L. — 89 Stephenson, George P. — 125 Stephenson, Thomas W. — 125 Streagle, Tim R. — 1 00, 117, 125 Summerfield, Steve K. — 34, 36, 76, 77, 125 Swearingen, David M. Sweeney, Karen J. — 78, 82, 1 25 Talley, Randall P. — 1 00, 1 25 Thibault, Leslie L. — 75, 78, 79, 82, 1 25 Thomas, Catherine J. — 1 25 Thomas, Wendy C. — 66, 82, 84, 85, 125 Triplett, Cynthia L. — 125 Truston, Douglas — 88, 1 25 Turner, Lee M. — 82, 1 25 Turner, Teresa A. — 89, 1 25 VanTuinen, Louis — 1 25 VanTuinen, Robert — 1 25 Wainwright, Robert B. — 125 V alker, Darlene V. — 1 26 Ware, Ureka M. — 41, 126 Washington, Mabel V. — 61 , 78, 86, 87, 126 Washington, Marjorie T. — 61 , 65, 78, 82,83,96,98, 1 1 3, 1 26 Waters, Elizebeth L. — 86, 87, 1 26 Watson, Carla L. — 126 Watson, Mitchelle D. — 88, 1 26 Whitacre, Beverly H. — 126 Whitby, Alton A. — 36 Whitby, Marlene A. — 92 White, Clyde M. White, Debra L. — 89, 1 26 White, Gene A. — 126 Whitman, Lisa B. — 12, 66, 68, 69, 1 1 4 126 Whitmore, Nancy A. — 86, 87, 1 26 Wiggins, Denece K. — 86, 87, 1 26 Williams, Julie L. — 48, 1 22, 1 26 Woodward, Joseph — 69, 1 22, 1 27 Wright, Earl S. Wymer, Donald — 1 27 Young, Wardell C. — 96, 98, 1 27 Zalumas, Elizabeth A. — 86, 87, 1 27 ELEVENTH GRADE Adams, Janet — 13,41,55, 132, 139 Adams, Kimberly — 93, 1 32 Adkins, Alyssa — 61 , 67, 1 03, 1 32, 1 40, 173 Akins, Renea — 61 , 132 Alfriend, Lucy — 60, 61 , 67, 1 32, 1 39, 189 Allen, Gerald Anderson, Dennis — 1 32 Angell, John — 36 Ashby, Sharon — 86, 1 32 Atchley, James — 1 32 Athey, Thomas — 1 32 Austin, Mark — 46, 47, 1 32 Ayers, Michael — 71 , 132 Banks, David Barrett, Michael — 1 32 Bay, Jeffrey Beggs, David — 1 32 Belcher, William — 98, 1 32 Belter, Robert — 1 32 Bennett, Mark — 1 33 Billups, Myra Birdsong, Joan — 1 3, 82, 1 33, 1 39 Blah, Caroline — 44, 96, 98, 1 33 Bland, Elizabeth — 96 Blanton, Mark — 84, 85, 1 33 Branganza, Ernest — 71 , 90, 98, 1 03, 104, 133, 140 Bramc, Arthur — 1 33 Brancke, Pamela — 86, 1 33 Brehm, Gina Brinkley, Mary — 1 33 Brinkman, Robert — 36, 1 33 Briscoe, Lamont — 36, 81, 133 Broaddus, Becky — 75, 98, 1 33 Brooks, Dwight — 88 Brown, Theresa — 1 33 Brown, Victoria Buehrer, Jeffrey — 1 33 Burnett, Mary — 1 33 Burton, Walter — 88, 1 33, 1 37 Busbin, Donna — 1 33 Cabiness, Horace — 1 33 Carroll, Donald — 89, 1 33 Carter, Carolette — 1 33 Castle, Tammy — 1 33 Chamberlain, Peggy — 1 33 Chandler, James — 84 Cheek, Nicola — 1 03, 1 33 Christian, Carolyn Clark, Cheri — 92, 133 Clark, Keely — 98, 1 33 Clark, Linda — 1 33 Clark, Richard — 1 33 Cokely, Candace — 86, 1 33 Collier, Sue — 82, 134, 139 Colvin, Joseph — 84, 1 34, 1 38 Cox, Susan Crockett, Doug — 89, 1 34 Croneauer, Theresa — 1 34 Cunningham, Jane — 1 34 Davis, Joseph — 71 , 134 Davis, Summer — 1 34 Dawkins, Dennis — 1 34 Dickson, Kajuansa — 48, 1 34 Dillo, Nedra — 86, 1 34 Dixon, Marilyn — 92 Dolan, James — 1 34 Donahue, Claude Dong, Hiep Dorn, Peter Douglas, Debbie — 1 34, 1 38 Drabik, Edward — 46,71,88,103 104 134 Drees, Mary — 1 34, 1 43 Drewry, Thomas — 1 34 Dunaway, Janet — 1 34 Eberly, Nancy — 1 34 Eddy, Pamela — 1 34 Edlow, Lillian — 1 35 Edwards, Rebecca Ellis, Roland — 1 35 189 Emerson, Richard — 1 35 Fagan, Jamie — 1 35 Fairbanks, James — 1 35 Fee, Roy — 1 35 Fetterman, Karen — 90, 96, 98, 1 35 Fickert, Donald Fields, Sherry — 48, 92, 1 35 Fischler, Michelle — 1 35, 1 42 Fiskus, Charles — 1 35 Flagge, Liz — 82, 83, 1 35 Forbes, Felix — 1 35 Forrest, Denise — 61,1 32, 1 35, 1 36 Foss, Sue — 40, 41, 77, 135 Foudriat, James — 70, 98, 1 35 Fox, Jerry — 1 35 Fralich, William — 1 35 Freeman, Ellen — 1 35 Fulnecky, Mary — 1 36 Gantt, Dana — 1 36 Gapcynski, Suzanne — 61 , 82, 1 35, 1 36, 137 Garber, Marilyn Gardner, Ginny — 82, 96, 98, 1 36, 1 39 Garrett, Patrick — 1 00, 1 36 Gay, Celeste Gillikin, Debbie — 89 Gillikin, Miriam — 41, 134, 136 Gilmore, Sandra — 93 Gleason, Sharon — 1 36 Gonzalez, Rachel — 89, 1 36 Grantham, David — 1 00, 1 36 Green, Debra — 86, 1 36 Gregory, Lana — 89, 1 36 Gregory, Roderick Griffin, Tammy — 93, 1 36 Haagsma, Edward — 1 36 Hardenburg, Robert Hardenburg, Trina — 1 36 Harnois, Timothy — 36, 77, 1 36, 1 40 Harris, Timothy — 88, 1 36 Haskett, James — 36, 1 36 Heffers, Sheralie — 1 36 Hemtanon, Srisamorn — 1 36 Hess, Peter — 73, 1 37 Hester, Juanita — 93, 1 37 Hines, John — 1 37 Hoehn, Rolla — 36, 1 37 Hogg, Pamela — 1 37 Hogge, Elizabeth — 88, 1 37 Honeycutt, Samuel — 1 37 Hoppe, Catherine — 89, 1 35, 1 37 Horn, Edie — 86, 1 37 Hunley, Wayne — 100, 137 Hunter, Albert — 1 37 Ihlefield, Mike Ihlefield, Ricky Jackson, Charlie Jacob, Pamela — 86, 93, 1 37 Jacobs, Avon Jennings, James — 1 37 Johnson, Joese — 89, 93, 1 37 Johnson, Karen — 1 42 Johnson, Margaret — 93 Johnson, Mitchell - — 89, 1 37 Johnson, Nita — 1 37 Johnson, Steven — 88, 1 37 Jones, Albert — 84, 85, 1 00 Jones, David — 1 37 Kappel, Kathleen Keafer, Dale — 84, 1 37 Keffer, Mark — 1 37 Kehler, Craig Kehler, Donald — 63, 1 38 Kellam, Karen — 75, 1 38 Ketchum, Shannon — 89, 1 38 Kibbey, Donald — 1 38 King, Floyd King, Gina King, Lisa — 1 38 Kirby, Kathryn — 1 03, 1 38, 1 42 Knight, Michael — 1 38 Koman, Joel — 89, 1 38 Krikales, Donna — 1 38 Kuehnl, Gretchen — 90, 1 38, 1 40 Kyser, Julie — 61 , 68, 69, 1 03, 1 38 Labowski, Heidi — 86, 1 35 LaRoche, John — 89, 1 38 Levy, Lon — 46, 63, 74 Lewis, Brenda Lewis, Cheryl D. Lewis, Myra — 92 Lewis, Winston — 36 Louden, Constance — 1 38 Mackenzie, Candy — 1 38 Mackert, Kim — 1 38 Mann, Leslie — 44, 1 35, 1 38 Marder, Judy — 86, 1 38 Martino, Joyce — 86, 1 38 McCraken, Brenda — 75, 1 38 McFadden, Moses — 1 38 McKoy, Phyllis — 138 Meador, David — 84, 85, 1 38 Middleton, Scott — 36, 77, 1 38, 1 40 Millen, Tim — 84, 1 32, 1 39 Miller, Phillip Mills, Donna — 1 39 Mills, Otis — 84, 88, 1 39 Mills, Rhonda Mitchell, David Montgomery, Reginald — 36, 1 39 Moore, Donald — 36, 1 32, 1 39 Moore, Robin — 1 32, 1 39 Morris, Luanne — 48, 82, 98, 1 39 Moscicki, John — 1 39 Muckelroy, Joseph — 1 39 Mudd, Tom Musick, Pam — 43, 1 39 Myers, James — 1 00, 1 39 Neff, Kim — 1 39 Neuman, Tod — 1 39 Norris, Christine — 1 39 North, Donald — 1 39 Ogle, Brian — 1 39 Olstad, David — 73, 1 39 Opgrand, Cindy — 1 36, 1 39 Opie, Thaddeus — 88, 1 40 Osborn, Lisa — 1 40, 1 41 Parker, Sylvia Patri, Maurice Pickett, David — 89, 1 40 Pisarek, Laurie Jo — 1 40 Portlock, Robert — 1 40 Powers, Cindy — 1 40 Prillaman, Alisa — 4 1 , 76, 134, 140 Quevedo, Craig — 1 40 Quevedo, Wendy — 1 40 Rainey, Cheryl — 92, 1 40 Reid, Gregory — 73, 1 40 190 Riggins, Virgil — 1 40 Roberts, Edwards — 1 40 Robertson, David — 1 40 Robinson, Arnold — 1 40 Robinson, Lola Robinson, Loretta Robinson, Nadean — 48, 1 40 Ross-Clunis, Hayden — 84, 85, 1 40 Royall, Laurie — 1 39, 1 4 1 Rush, Norman — 141 Rushing, William — 38, 86, 1 4 1 Russell, John — 84, 89, 1 41 Scarlett, David — 36, 1 41 Seay, Deborah — 141 Sebacher, Andrew — 73, 1 41 Sexton, Cary — 141 Shain, Chris — 40, 41,1 34, 1 41 Shields, Wendell — 36 Simpson, William — 1 4 1 Smith, Diane — 44, 1 4 1 Smith, Jeanne — 44, 1 4 1 Snapp, Randall — 1 41 Squires, Gerald — 64, 74, 96, 98, 1 4 1 Stephens, Amy — 61 , 82, 1 35, 1 39, 141 Stiles, Bradley — 141 Stone, Gregory — 71 , 141 Stringer, Tina — 93 Stubbs, Kathy — 44, 1 35, 1 42 Sullivan, William — 81, 142 Sulzberger, Cindy — 1 36, 1 42 Sundy, Timmy — 36, 77, 84, 1 42 Sykes, Amanda — 1 42 Tabb, Donald Tappan, Jeff Tate, Donna — 89 Taylor, Amy — 64, 1 42 Teague, Daniel — 1 42 Thacker, David Thornaldson, Eric — 1 42 Trowleridge, Glen — 1 42 Vahl, Jeff — 142 Vann, Henry — 36, 88, 1 42 Waclawski, Mike — 76, 1 42 Wakelyn, Thomas — 1 42 .Wallace, Lorenzo Washington, Christine Washington, Jerome — 36, 1 42 Way, Kathy — 1 42 Weakley, Kim — 43, 1 43 Wenzel, Terry — 75, 1 43 Wheeler, Lloyd — 46, 1 40, 1 43 Whitby, Charlene — 1 43 White, Ernest Whitley, Jerome — 1 43 Whitman, Phyllis — 82, 83, 1 39, 1 43 Whittington, Cynthia — 86, 1 43 .. b Williams, Cheryl — 43, 1 43 Williams, Vivian — 1 43 Williamson, Kirk — 1 43 Wiltshire, Robert — 81 , 143 Womack, Tammy — 98 Wood, Larry — 1 43 Wood, Rosemary — 1 39, 1 43 Woodall, Robert — 88, 1 43 Woody, Daniel Wright, Teresa — 1 43 Wroten, Brian — 34, 36, 37, 77, 1 43 Yeates, Lance — 1 43 Young, Gladys — 1 43 TENTH GRADE Adkins, Cynthia — 96, 98, 1 03, 1 44 Akers, Vicky — 1 44 Albrecht, Donna — 61 , 144 Alfriend, Sarah — 61 , 144 Angle, Chris — 1 44 Arnold, Michael L. — 144 Ashby, Crystal — 1 44 Bailey, Sonja — 1 44 Ball, Susan — 44, 60, 63, 1 44 Banks, James — 1 44 Barkley, John — 71 Barnes, Vanessa — 1 44 Bay, Bradley Beasley, Mike — 1 44 Belter, Diane — 62, 75, 1 44 Bentley, Richard — 1 45 Berden, William Billups, Cheryl Birdsong, Brian — 62, 1 45 Blow, Reginald — 1 45 Bowen, Rita — 74, 75, 1 45 Bowman, Danny — 1 45 Bowman, Sandy Brackett, Lisa — 1 45 Brame, Charles — 1 45 Brancke, Carol — 1 45 Brantley, Mark — 39, 1 45 Braxton, Stafford — 61 , 63, 1 45 Brimmer, Clarence — 1 45 Bristow, Douglas Brooks, Timothy — 1 45 Brown, Bradbury Brown, Carlton Brown, Michelle — 145 Burks, Bobby Burks, Ronald — 1 45 Byrne, Heidi — 82, 1 44, 1 45 Call, Joyce — 1 45 Callis, Ramona — 145 Campbell, David — 1 45 Campbell, Kathleen — 1 45 Canada, Ernest — - 1 45 Carter, Janet — 1 45 Carter, Judy — 1 45 Childrey, Gary — 1 45 Christian, Edward Christopher, Michelle Churchill, Winston — 37, 1 45 Clark, Cheri — 92, 1 45 Clark, Glenna — 1 45 Clayton, Ernest — 145 Cokley, Edward — 1 45 Collier, Cliff — 1 46 Compton, Kevin — 1 46 Conger, Thomas — 1 46 Cornick, Lynn — 64, 96, 98, 1 46 Cook, Harrell Corcoran, Mark Cornish, Gavin — 1 46 Costello, Rebecca — 1 46 Crawford, Gary — 1 46 Creel, Ellen — 1 46 Crockett, Colburn Croswell, Mary — 1 46 Crump, David — 1 46 Dailey, Darius — 1 46 Decoursey, Robert Lynch, John — 1 50 Dias, April — 1 46 Dinter, Dee Ann — 1 46 Dooley, Barbara Doran, Richard Driver, Daniel — 37, 1 46 Dunn, Kathleen — 62, 1 46 Driver, Daniel — 1 46 Edwards, Zachary — 39, 1 46 Eley, Doris Emerson, Denise — 1 46 Emery, Alice — 44, 45, 1 47 Evans, Melanie — 1 47 Evans, Pamela — 42, 1 47 Felix, Cynthia — 74, 1 47 Fields, Kathy — 48, 147 Fields, Steven — 1 00, 1 47 Floyd, Dylan Forbes, Fergus — 1 47 Fox, John — 39 Fox, Parenthia Fralich, Tom — 36, 76, 77, 1 47 Gantt, Jeffrey — 38, 39, 1 47 Garrison, Becky — 1 47 Gentry, Anthony — 1 47 Gilbert, Greg — 39, 73, 1 47 Gilliam, Dinah — 1 47 Gillikin, Pauline — 147 Goens, David Godsey, Paula — 1 46, 1 47 Gordon, Pamela — 1 47 Gouger, Jeffrey — 73, 1 47 Gray, Valerie — 1 47 Gregory, Brenda — 1 48, 1 55 Gregory, Kay — 1 48 Guill, Brian Hall, Mark — 1 48 Harper, William Harrison, Chris — 72, 1 48 Hart, Cynthia — 70 Harvey, Kimberly — 1 48 Healy, Teresa — 1 48, 1 49 Heffers, John — 1 48 Hendricks, Terry — 1 48 Hester, Valerie Hill, William — 1 48 Hine§, Yvonne — 75, 1 48 Hoare, David — 1 48 Hoare, Dennis — 46, 1 48 Hodges, Thomas — 1 48 Holland, Ron — 39, 81 Hollowell, Jul ie Holmes, Rosalyn — 1 48 Holup, Mary — 44, 1 48 Howell, Pamela — 148 Humphrey, Shane — 1 48 Hursh, James — 77, 1 48 Hyatt, Cynthia — 1 48 Jackson, Gary Jankowski, Rose — 1 48 Johnson, Bridgett — 1 48 Johnson, Michael — 39 Johnson, Richard — 39 Johnson, Rodney — 1 49 Johnson, Wilbert — 98, 1 49 Jones, Devorah — 44, 1 49 Jones, Julie — 42, 1 46, 1 49 Jones, Kelly — 68, 1 49 Jones, Wilbur — 70, 1 49 Junkelman, Jeff — 1 49 Kellam, George — 1 49 Kelly, Karen — 96, 98, 1 44, 1 49 Kelly, Sharon — 96, 98, 1 49 Ketchum, Kevin — 1 49 Kilburn, Lori — 1 49 King, Sherri — 1 49 Kirby, Nancy — 1 49 Kirkman, John — 1 49 Kiser, Jesse — 1 49 Knight, David — 1 49 Knox, Elizabeth — 1 49 Krob, Eric — 1 49 Kuehal, Karen — 91 , 149 Lanai, David — 1 49 Lang, Donna — 1 49 Lankford, Nancy — 1 49 Lawhon, Joseph — 81, 149 Leslie, John Lewis, Karen — 1 50 Lewis, Rachealle — 93, 1 50 Lewis, Ruth — 1 50 Lewis, Steven Livengood, Evelyn — 1 50 Loesch, Mathew — 1 50 Lorbeski, Sherry — 42, 1 50 Lumpkin, Nancy — 86, 1 50, 1 54 Macfarlane, Lori — 1 50 Madison, Cindy — 61 , 150 Manning, Rodney — 39, 1 50 Marquis, Phillip — 39, 1 50 Martin, Jeanette — 1 50 Marvin, Pamela — 86, 1 50 Masby, Charles — 1 50 Mason, Gail — 1 50 Masters, Doris — 1 50 Mayton, Michael — 1 50 McComb, Tom — 71, 73, 150 McDaniels, Allison — 42, 1 46, 1 50 McGuire, Brenda — 1 50 McLawhorn, Wade — 1 50 McPherson, Cynthia — 43, 1 50 Meintel, Pam — 1 50 Merrill, Elizabeth — 151 Merrill, John — 151 Miller, Amanda — 151 Mills, Julie — 151 Montgomery, Kimberly — 48, 1 51 Moore, Cado — 151 Moore, Carol — 151 Moore, Pamela — 48, 86, 1 51 Morgan, Steven — 1 51 Morris, Kenneth — 151 Morrison, Edna — 151 Moul, Nancy — 44, 151, 154 Mundell, Summer — 1 5 1 Murphy, Candice Murphy, Kelly — 151 Musial, Christopher — 73, 84, 1 44, 1 51 Neff, Colleen — 151 Nelson, John — 81, 151 Nelson, Paul — 1 51 Nesmith, Kathy — 151 Noland, Myron — 151 Norris, Lee — 1 5 1 Oney, Elaine — 151 Opie, Patricia — 48, 1 5 1 Pappaminas, Maria — 151 Pardue, Kathy Parker, Gwen — 86, 1 52 Parker, Jackie — 1 52 Patrick, Ronald — 98, 1 52 Pederson, Paul — 1 52 NINTH GRADE Perea, Julie — 1 52 Player, Jim — 39, 1 52 Portlock, Curtis — 1 52 Prato, Robert — 62, 1 52 Puckett, Jennifer — 75, 152 Quarles, Jeanne — 44, 1 52 Queen, Linda — 1 52 Radcliffe, Kathryne — 86, 1 52 Radcliffe, Rita Ragan, Brenda — 44, 1 52 Ragan, Guy — 1 52 Rainey, Sharon Reed, Lori Reickle, Donald — 1 52 Richie, Christie — 1 52 Richwine, David — 73, 1 52 Ricks, Spencer Riggins, Darlene — 1 52 Riggins, Edward Roberts, Julio — 36, 81 , 152 Roberts, Melissa — 48, 1 52 Robins, Andrew — 73, 1 52 Robinson, James — 1 52 Robinson, Julia — 1 52 Robinson, Lesa — 61 Robinson, Nettie — 1 53 Robinson, Ramona — 1 44, 1 53 Robinson, Walter Robinson, Yolanda — 48, 153 Rohr, Barbara — 1 53 Ross, James — 1 53 Rowe, Steve Runyan, Scott — 74, 1 53 Rush, Dale — 1 53 Scaife, Markis — 1 53 Seltzer, Barry — 98, 1 53 Shields, Marion — 1 53 Shields, Robin — 1 53 Shingler, Karl — 1 53 Shoulders, Ricky — 88 Smith, Richard Soles, Joanna — 60, 1 49, 1 53 Spencer, Wayne — 1 53, 1 55 Stallings, Phillip — 73, 1 53 Stauty, Gary — 1 53 Stewart, Keith — 73, 84 Stiltner, James Story, Ryal — 1 53 Stout, Paul — 1 -3 Strickland, Gary — 1 53 Stringer, Terry Stubbs, Kevin — 1 53 Swinton, Natalie — 1 53 Tapscott, Leslie — 1 53 Taylor, Walter — 1 53 Terrell, Stephen — 98, 1 53 Thibault, Gregory — 80, 1 54 Thomas, Dawn — 1 54 Thor valdson, Alan — 1 54 Tucker, Jeff — 1 54 Turner, George — 1 54 Vantuinen, Louis — 1 54 Vaughn, Margaret — 1 54 Venable, Marion Wade, Michael — 39, 1 54 Wakelyn, Jeannie — 44, 45, 1 54 Walker, Vanessa Walsh, Aaron Ware, Sherrie — 1 3, 42, 1 54, 1 55 Washington, Hariston — 39, 1 54 Washington, Horace — 39, 1 54 Washington, Melvin Washington, Victor Waters, Ethel — 1 54 Watson, Mike — 1 54 Webb, Lori — 86, 1 55 Welsh, Anthony Westcott, Sandra — 13, 155 Westfall, Mike — 71 Wheless, Ronald — 1 55 Whitby, Chauncey — 1 55 White, Brenda — 1 55 White, Daniel — 1 55 White, John — 46, 1 55 Williams, Kim — 1 55 Williams, Walter — 1 55 Wolford, Daniel Wood, Sandra — 61 , 155 Woodward, Anthony — 1 50, 1 55 Wright, Robert — 62, 1 55 Yeates, Laurie — 73 Abrams, Monica — 93, 1 56 Abrams, Monique — 93, 1 56 Allison, Mead — 1 56 Anderson, Kim — 99, 1 00, 1 56 Anderson, Steve — 1 56 Armistead, Leigh — 46, 74, 1 56 Arnold, Patricia — 1 56 Atkins, Steve — 1 56, 1 61 Babcock, Della — 1 56, 1 62 Bagalewis, Erlinda — 1 56, 1 58 Bailey, Katherine — 42, 1 56 Baldwin, Debra — 1 56 Ball, Joseph — 1 56 Banks, Chauncey Banks, Jerome Barnes, Sandra — 1 56 Barrett, Pat — 1 56 Bartek, Melissa — 42, 1 56 Beggs, Shirley — 1 57 Black, Donna — 75, 1 57 Bland, Charles Blevins, Laurie — 1 57, 1 59 Blow, Allen — 36, 157 Blow, Andrea — 1 57 Bloxom, Robert — 157 Borum, Paula — 1 57 Braganza, Robert — 157 Brandt, William — 1 57 Brewer, Willard — 1 57, 39 Brooks, Jody Brown, Deborah — 1 57, 98 Buchanan, Jimmy — 1 57 Cadenhead, Sue — 1 57 Carn, Deborah — 43, 1 57, 1 65 Canterbury, Bruce Carbonell, Carl — 39, 1 57 Carden, Ronnie — 157 Carretti, James — 80, 1 57 Carter, Bridgette — 1 57 Carter, John — 1 57 Carter, Michael Carter, Sharon — 1 57 Castle, Deanna — 1 57, 1 60 Cavallaro, Samuel — 52, 1 57, 1 61 Chandler, John — 71 , 99, 1 57 Childers, Philip — 1 57 193 Christian, Barbara — 1 57 Clayton, Eugene Coffey, Lori — 75, 1 57 Cokley, David — 1 57 Conway, Robert — 1 58 Cook, Regina — 1 58 .Cooper, Steven — 1 58, 1 63 Coy, Michael — 1 58 Crist, Donald — 46, 1 58 Cronauer, Patricia — 1 58 Cruse, Dion — 80, 1 58 Culver, Donald — 1 58 Curfman, Catherine — 43, 1 58 Daily, Toni — 1 58 Davis, Barbara — 1 58 Davis, Karen — 1 58 Davis, Keith — 1 58 Davis, Kenneth — 39, 1 58 Davis, Ricky — 1 58 Davis, Robin — 1 58 DeCoursey, Joseph — 1 58 Dennis, Keith Detar, Todd — 1 58 Dever, Scott — 1 58 Diaz, Kenneth — 1 58 Dinter, David — 1 58 Dipippo, John Dixon, Andre — - 1 58 Dobbins, Elaine — 61 , 158 Domanick, Donald — 1 59 Douglas, Debra — 1 59 Douglas, Donna — 1 59 Drabik, Lynne — 1 03, 1 59 Drewry, Wayne — 1 59 Dryden, Kathleen — 1 59 Dryden, Reginald — 1 59 Edwards, Clifton — 80, 81 , 159 Eley, Dianne Ellison, Susan — 1 59 Engle, Richard — 1 59 Evans, Jacqueline — 1 59 Fee, Jacqueline — 1 59 Fee, Suzanne — 1 59 Feldman, Lillian — 1 59 Felix, Kendal — 80, 1 59 Felton, Dereck — 1 59 Fields, Reginald — 1 59 Fields, Reginald — 1 59 Fish, Donald Fiskus, Thomas — 1 59 Florentine, Nicholas — 1 59 Fortin, Renee — 1 59 Foss, Nancy — 1 59 Fraga, Stephanie — 75 Freier, Friedrich — 1 59 Fulnecky, Katherine — 1 59 Furlow, Pamela Gay, Tommy — 80, 1 59 Gervais, James — 1 60 Gibbons, James — 1 60 Gibson, Cheryl — 1 60 Gilbert, Cindy — 1 60 Giles, Jonathon — 1 60 Gillikin, Jacqueline — 1 60 Gills, Sherry — 1 60 Gleason, Michael — 39, 1 60 Goodman, Yvonne Gothreau, Priscilla — 1 60, 1 64 Graham, Cheryl A. — 75, 1 60 Graham, Cheryl L. — 160 Grantham, Dan — 1 60 Greene, Yvonne — 1 60 Gregory, Broderick Griffin, Cheryl — 1 60 Griffin, Kent — 1 60 Grogan, Amy — 61 , 98, 156, 1 60 Guarino, Robert — 1 60 Haagsma, Karen — 1 60 Haislip, Scott — 161 Haley, William — 161 Hamilton, Charlotte — 161 Harris, William — 46, 1 61 Harrison, Donna — 72, 86, 161 Harrop, Deborah — 75, 1 61 Hassenger, Lisa — 71 , 75, 161 Hassenger, Lori — 70, 71 , 161 Heath, Chantay Henry, Kathy — 161 Henry, Steven — 161 Hester, Walter — 39, 1 61 Hill, Christine — 48, 1 61 Hill, Jeffrey — 39, 1 61 Hill, Teloria — 1 61 Hoare, Kevin — 1 6 1 Holmes, Richard — 39, 1 61 Hoppe, Paul — 39, 161 Howell, Woodrow — 72, 1 61 Hudnall, Timothy Huff, Marvin Huntington, Theresa — 72, 75, 86, 1 62 Irby, James — 1 62 Jacobs, Deanna — 1 62 Jacobs, Veronica — 1 62 Jamerson, Douglas James, Stephanie — 1 62 James, Vanda — 1 62 Jandowski, Barbara Jandowski, Marilyn — 1 62 Jennings, Jolinda — 1 62 Johnson, Christopher — 1 62 Johnson, Gregory — 1 62 Johnson, Jennifer — 1 62 Jones, Delivery Jones, James — 1 62 Jones, Steve — 1 62 Jones, Vicki — 1 62 Junkleman, Joni — 86, 1 62 Jurek, Julie — 75, 1 62 Jutras, Kenny — 39, 96, 98, 1 62 Kane, Robert — 1 62 Keffer, Herbert — 39, 1 62 Kehler, Dianna — 42, 1 62 Kessler, Michael — 1 63 Ketchum, Robyn — 1 63 Kiluk, Tracey — 1 63 Kimbrey, Randy — 39, 1 63 K ing, Glen — 1 63 King, Harvey — 71 , 163 Kinney, Dreama — 1 63 Knight, Robert — 1 63 Koehle, Amanda — 1 63 Kopcynski, Robert — 163 Krueger, Billy — 163 Kudlinski, Robert — 1 63 Kyser, Harry — 1 63 Lamb, Kevin Lawhon, Terry — 1 63 Levy, Guy — 46, 1 63 Lewis, Karen Lewis, Loretta — 1 63 Lindsey, Tracey — 163 194 Lloyd, leresa — 163 Louden, Anita Lowman, Janet Madison, Richard — 1 63 Major, Troy — 1 64 Mann, Charlotte — 1 64 Marshall, Carol — 1 64 Martin, Joyce — 1 64 Martin, Karen — 81 , 164 Marvin, Harriet — 164 McCracken, Gloria McFadden, Angela — 1 64 McGeary, Kim — 1 64 McKeel, Lisa — 1 64 McKoy, Kevin — 1 64 McLain, Charles — 1 64 McLain, Victoria — 1 64 McLard, Kevin — 80, 1 64 McTheny, Lynn — 1 64 Middleton, Jon — 1 64 Middleton, Sindi — 1 64 Mills, Monty — 1 64 Millwood, Terry — 1 64 Mitchell, Maurice — 1 65 Moore, Gian — 1 65 Moore, Pam — 1 65 Moore, Vicki — 1 65 Moose, Michael — 1 65 Muckleroy, Dorothy — 86, 1 65 Mueller, Andrew — 39, 1 65 Munoz, Melynda — 63, 1 65 Murphy, Anne — 13,1 65, 1 66 Murphy, Dennis — 165 Murphy, Patrick — 1 65 Murtland, Rick — 1 65 Nesmith, David Newcomb, David — 81, 165 North, Anita — 1 65 O ' Connor, Christie — 1 65 Page, Lynda — 1 65 Park, Tina — 1 65 Parker, David — 1 65 Parker, Sheldon — 1 66 Parks, Conald Patton, Donald — 1 66 Perrin, Violet — 1 66 Peterson, Lawrence Pierce, Jeffery — 1 66 Pisarek, Lee — 81, 166 Powell, Susan — 1 62, 1 66 Przypek, Carolyn — 1 66 Quevedo, Kelly — 1 66 Ragans, Duane — 1 66 Rasanen, Colleen — 1 66 Rasanen, Teresa — 1 66 Raupp, Thomas — 1 66 Reed, William — 1 66 Rhinehart, Karen — 92, 1 66 Rhyne, Dewayne — 1 66 Rickey, Elizabeth — 1 66 Ricks, Shelia Robbins, Larry — 1 66 Roberts, Natalie — 1 66 Robinson, Charles — 81 , 166 Robinson, Margaret — 1 66 Robinson, Mark — 46 Royall, John — 1 66 Runyan, Belynda — 61 , 75, 1 66 Rushing, James — 80, 81 , 166 Sadler, Mark — 1 66 Samuel, Darryn — 1 67 Samuel, Aundria — 1 67 Samuel, Kevin — 39, 1 67 Schroeder, Kristine — 1 67 Scott, Christine — 42, 46, 1 67 Scott, Paul — 1 67 Scott, Robert Seay, Teresa — 1 67 Self, Paul — 1 67 Shain, David — 1 67 Shields, Daniel — 1 67 Shields, Michael — 1 67 Shields, Suzanne — 1 67 Simmons, Susan — 1 67 Simonton, Mark — 1 67 Simpson, Barbara — 1 56, 1 67 Smith, Kimberly — 167 Smith, Laurie — 1 67 Smith, Rita Smith, Stacey Smith, Stanley — 167 Snapp, Donald — 1 67 Spencer, Milo — 1 67 Squires, Susan — 1 67 Stahl, Gail — 13, 167, 168 Stallard, Mark St. Arnold, Tammy Stiles, Cheryl — 1 67 Stone, Curt — 1 67 Story, Joanna — 1 68 Sweeney, Jeffrey — 39, 96, 1 00, 1 6 1 , 168 Swinton, Gladys — 1 68 Sykes, Al — 168 Tabb, Jacqueline — 1 68 Talley, Michael — 1 67 Tarnawa, Mark — 1 68 Tate, Charles — 1 68 Tate, Teresa — 1 68 Taylor, Barry — 1 61 , 1 68 Terrell, Jane — 1 68 Tiller, Dean — 81 , 168 Todd, Paula — 1 68 Totten, Terri — 1 68 Troutman, Kerri — 1 68 Truston, Ruth — 1 68 Tyler, Terry — 39, 1 68 Vasquez, Oswald — 1 68 Waits, Angela — 1 68 Walker, Keith — 39, 1 68 Walker, Terri — 48, 1 68 Waller, Vicki — 1 68 Walters, Tammy — 1 68 Washington, Burnett — 168 Washington, Geraldine — 1 69 Washington, Kernell — 1 69 Waters, Michael — 1 69 Weakland, Ken Webb, Ginger — 86, 1 69 Wellington, Jonathan — 1 69 Wertz, Craig — 38, 39, 96, 98, 1 69 Westmoreland, Kelly — 98, 1 69 Wheeler, Jeffrey — 1 69 Whitby, Richard Whitmore, Ronnie — 1 69 Williams, Brenda Williams, Wayne — 1 69 Williamson, Wendy — 1 69 Wilson, Brian — 1 69 Wingfield, Michael — 1 69 Wright, Ronald Yonemitsu, Kathlyn — 169 195 1 Wilson Moore Brian Wroten r Paul Rienth Susan Forman Photo Credits The photo credits have been compiled and recorded on the system that follows: The first number indicates the page on which the credit was found and is followed by the picture number on that page. Picture numbers are determined by numbering top to bottom and left to right. Paul Rienth: 4-5, 5-1, 5-3, 5-5, 5-6, 5-7, 6-4, 7-3, 8-3, 8-5, 9-3, 10-all, 1 1-all, 23-2, 24-1, 27-6, 28-4, 34-2, 34-3, 35-1, 35-3, 35-4, 36-all, 37-all, 38-all, 39-all, 40-all, 41-2, 41-3, 41-4, 42-all, 43-all, 44-all, 45-1, 45-3, 46-all, 47-all, 48- all, 49-all, 50-all, 51 -all, 52-all, 53-all, 55-all, 56-all, 57-all, 68-2, 70-all, 90-all, 91 -all, 94-all, 95-all, 96-2, 96-4, 102- all, 103-5, 103-6, 103-7, 128-1, 128-2, 128-3, 134-1, 134-16, 135-3, 135-18, 137-8, 139-3, 139-18, 141-18, 143- 1, 146-1, 146-16, 147-3, 147-18, 148-21, 149-23, 150-1, 151-4, 152-13, 153-11, 154-12, 155-1, 160-1, 161-3, 165-17, 166-21, 168-13, 169-11, 171-1, 172-1, 173-5, 174-3, 188-3, 192-2, 193-2, 193-3, 196-3, 195-1. Susan Forman: 29-4, 29-5, 60-all, 61 -all, 62-all, 63-all, 64-all, 65-2, 65-3, 65-4, 67-1 , 72-1 , 72-3, 82-all, 83-all, 84-all, 85-all, 86-all, 87-all, 88-all, 92-1, 92-2, 92-3, 92-4, 92-5, 96-1, 96-3, 96-5, 98-1, 98-3, 98-5, 99-all, 100-all, 101 -all, 109-4, 129-1, 129-2, 129-4, 1 31 -1 , 1 31 -2, 1 31 -3, 132-1, 132-2, 136-13, 137-1, 141-3, 142-1, 144-1, 144-2, 154-1, 156-1, 156-2, 158-1, 159-4, 160-16, 161-20, 162-1, 162-16, 163-4, 163-19, 164-15, 167-25, 170-2, 170-6, 171-4, 1 72-2, 1 72-3, 1 73-2, 1 73-3, 1 73-4, 1 75-2, 1 75-4, 1 80-1 , 1 87-2, 1 87-3, 1 88-2, 1 91 -2, 1 98-1 , 1 96-2, 1 96-4. Wilson Moore (Rem-Pak): 4-3, 4-4, 6-2, 6-3, 6-5, 7-1 , 7-2, 7-4, 8-4, 8-7, 9-2, 9-4, 1 2-all, 1 3-all, 1 8-all, 1 9-all, 20-1 , 20- 8, 21-7, 22-1, 22-6, 23-5, 24-8, 25-8, 26-1, 30-9, 65-1, 66-all, 67-2, 67-3, 67-4, 68-1, 69-all, 72-2, 72-4, 72-5, 73- all, 74-all, 75-all, 76-2, 76-3, 76-4, 77-all, 78-all, 79-all, 79-all, 80-all, 81 -all, 93-1, 93-2, 93-3, 93-4, 93-5, 98-2, 98- 4, 113-1, 113-2, 114-13, 115-3, 116-1, 117-15, 118-15, 119-1, 120-all, 121 -all, 122-1, 123-3, 124-3, 125-13, 126- 13, 127-1, 128-4, 128-5, 130-1, 131-4, 136-19, 140-16, 170-5, 173-1, 174-1, 187-1, 189-2, 189-1, 189-3, 190-1, 190-3, 191-3, 192-3, 195-2. Brian Wroten: 1-1, 4-1, 4-2, 5-4, 8-6, 9-1, 41-1, 68-3, 68-4, 68-5, 71-all, 76-1, 92-6, 93-6, 105-all, 106-all, 107-all, 108-all, 109-all, 127-6, 127-8, 127-9, 130-2, 130-3, 131-5, 155-14, 174-2, 175-5, 182-2, 190-2, 191-1, 192-1, 196- 1 , 200 - 1 . Jack Ecelberger: 103-1, 103-2, 103-4, 140-1, 170-3. Lou Beatty: 1 38-1 , 1 42-1 7, 1 70-4, 1 71 -2, 1 75-3. Bruce Knox: 5-2, 8-1 , 8-2, 1 27-7. Cindy Almonrode: 45-2, 1 29-3, 1 29-5. David Knox: 6-1 , 7-5, 1 88-1 . Daily Press: 34-1, 35-2. Bill Gornto: 1 98-all. Kent Blanton: 171-3. 196 Colophon The 1977 Falcon was printed in offset by Taylor Publishing Company in Dallas, Texas. Cover design by Lucy Alfriend. Dallas Plant Consultant was Vicki Smith. The theme The Times of Your Life” was taken from a song sung by Paul Anka, reprinted by permission of Chappell Music Company. The base color of the cover is 75% black with applied silver, and the grain is Levant. The paper is 80 pound enamel. Headlines are 82 Ups. Divider pages are 100% black with reverse print, with appropriate phrases from the theme song. All copy is original. Advisor Co-Advisor Co-Editor Business Manager . Typists Sports Coordinator . Staff Photographers Staff 1977 Falcon Staff Mrs. Lillian Johnson Mrs. Margaret White Rhonda Rouse Lucy Alfriend Randy Samuel Mrs. Margaret White Business Department Cindy Almonrode Susan Forman Paul Rienth Brian Wroten Alyssa Adkins Sarah Alfriend Barbara Babcock Kent Blanton Susan Forman Sue Foss Suzanne Gapcynski Cheryl Green Kelly Jones Kelly Payne Terri Parker Lorie Quarles Vanessa Robinson Amy Stephens Karen Sweeney Wendy Thomas Brian Wroten 197 Editor’s Wrap-Up Creating this book promoted a mixture of emotions — frustration, determination, and finally, relief. There are a few people who stood with us through all of our “Why’s” and “I don’t care’s” who deserve the best of thanks. First, Mr. Milam and the rest of the administration and staff — mainly for their cooperation and patience. Second, Mr. Danny DeFalco, our representative and friend, whose inspiration and support helped to keep us sane; and Mr. Wilson Moore, our professional photographer. Third, we would like to thank Mrs. Margaret White, co-sponsor, and the rest of the Business Department for typing every page of this book. Last, and most important, we owe everything to Mrs. Lillian “Sissy Johnson. Without her loyal dedication, perseverance, patience, and good humor, this book would not have been possible. To next year’s staff, we wish you the ability to reach a deadline now and then — (something we never achieved) — and the good fortune of a reliable and loyal staff. Rhonda Rouse Lucy Alfriend Co-Editors Good morning yesterday You wake up and time has slipped away And suddenly it’s hard to find the memories you left behind remember, Do you remember the laughter and the tears the shadows of misty yesteryears? The good times and the bad you’ve seen and all the others in between remember Do you remember the times of your life? Reach back for the joy and the sorrow put them away in your mind, for memories are times that you borrow to spend when you get to tomorrow Here comes the setting sun The seasons are passing one by one So gather moments while you may Collect the dreams you dream today remember I Will you remember the times of your life? Copyright © 1 974 and 1 975 by Three Eagle Music (ASCAP) A Division of Roger Nichols Music, Inc. Chappell Co., Inc., administrator International Copyright Secured ALL RIGHTS RESERVED Used by Permission. Emotion is the foundation of our lives, and coupled with memo- ries, makes living worthwhile. Without the memories, the events and emotions dry up and die. It is hoped that this book will provide those memories, and help you to re-capture the events and faces of 1976- 77 many years from now. For these are indeed “The Times of Your For Reference Not to be taken from this room YORK PUBLIC L: -JRA ' V York County Vii-plHZ 77