Belleville Central High School - Tower Yearbook (Belleville, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1980 volume:

% From the Senior Class of Belleville Central School Belleville, New York THE TRA VELER Ho looks to the sky to find himself. The wondering of life and all its wealth Searching and looking is all he knows. Knowledge and wisdom in the wind it blows. He drops his eyes to the ground to gaze. His thoughts are muddled and in a haze. The earth appears with much awe and simplicity. But he must look at the horizon, beyond the city. The people he meets are all the same, the faces are familiar showing all the pain. Dependence on living is all a need. Reaching and discovering on which we feed Previous experiences will soon be lost. The meaning of life has its cost. Yearning to turn back to find the past. But. the traveler must go on to be free at last! Julie Parks TABLE OF CONTENTS Dedication Pg3 Seniors Page 7 Upper Classmen Page 36 Under Classmen Page 40 Faculty Page 52 Sports Page 59 Activities Page 71 Dedication The Senior Class of 1980 wish to dedicate our yearbook to Kenneth McLear in appreciation for all the things he has done for students in the past that have been above and beyond the call of duty. Mr McLear was a native of Tupper Lake and graduated from Tupper Lake High School After serving in the armed forces, he attended Albany State University graduating in 1957 with an AB degree Mr McLear did post graduate work in Albany, Potsdam. Cornell and St Lawrence Uni- versities. His first teaching job began in September of 1957 here in Belleville He has always been active in helping with Student Council, Proms, and the 100 Club, which raises money for scholarships His tireless efforts on behalf of past graduates has not gone unnoticed or unappreciated Thanks Mr McLear—What would we have done without you?! 0861 SSVJJ Class Rings: And even if we are occupied with important things Even if we attain honor or fall into misfortune still let us remember how good it was once here, When we were all together, United by a good and kind feeling which made us ... Better perhaps than we are.” The Brothers Karamazov Class Colors: Red Black Class Flower: CLASS HISTORY We, the class of 1980 entered the halls of UAB in the fall of 77. Many of us soon became involved in sports and other activities We had our first money- making project, which was a record hop with Mr McLear and Mr. Jones as our advisors. The following year Mrs Keck and Mrs Willis advised our class We had another record hop which was a real success. Our junior year was met by Miss Docteur and Mr Shevalier and many deci- sions were brought with it. In February our long-awaited class rings arrived. We changed companies and styles and were very pleased with them Along with a record hop, we had a local band. Lindsey Creek , play at our first dance We earned money by selling refreshments at several of the basketball games. In the fall of 79, we were set into action with the taking of the Senior Portraits. We then turned our thoughts to raising money and we put our ef- forts into our Senior Play, The Odds Are Against You We made $350 Many of us were also kept busy filling out college applications and were involved in taking ACT and SAT tests. We held two successful record hops and a dance We ordered our announcements and our caps and gowns, turning our thoughts to graduation As the year comes to an end, it is a time for parties and things to remember After graduation we know we will always look back at the great memories we all shared, but we will always look ahead to the future 6 SENIOR OFFICERS President—Judy Greene Treasurer—Bonnie LaVere 7 Secretary—Starr Veley 4-Ol.hx, jlLuJ nia C faimo- Vice President—Mary Eastman (■ 7 c C. V,. V— y a ru T tyulLq C iXX'Y)ItylLOLd )jcu y j 12 fVcVA_W_ Cl £fdcJkviJ« 1 ft tk 7Mjl 7 kiii Jhijflfe� $ 7T y P TfWuuXu. l 'UJL TrXxjjLn Ccmut Vdmi t Jo.TvY SENIOR ACTIVITIES AND MEMORIES STARR A VKLEY ACTIVITIES: Band 1,2 Soccer 1 Cheerleading 2,4 Softball 3,4 Vocational 3 Class Secretary 3,4 Senior Play Production Towerstaff 3,4 MEMORIES Great friends like P P., M.E., D.S. P B etc. all the wonderful times with B B 4-wheeling . The night I almost got killed! L.P Yukon John! Party Hearty Club (PHC) BONNIE LA VERE ACTIVITIES: Soccer 1,2,3,4 Softball 1,2,3,4 Cheerleading 2,4 Band 1,2.3,4 Colorguard 2,3 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Class Treasurer 1,2,3.4 MEMORIES: Foreign aid Halloween 79 ).N makeup for senior play Arkansas Health class Watertown with J.G. JUDITH J GREENE ACTIVITIES: Class President 1.4 Band 1,2,3,4 Chorus 1,2,3.4 Bi-County Area All State 1,2,3,4 Soccer 4 Basketball 1,2 Softball 1.2,3.4 MEMORIES: Soccer season 79 Senior Play Health (class?) JN Excursions to Watertown with B.L. Eternal music Area All State 79 — cloud nine MARY A EASTMAN ACTIVITIES: Band 1,2,3,4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Student Council Rep. 1,2 Student Council Sec. 3,4 N.H.S. 3,4 German Club 1,2,3.4 Class V.P. 4 MEMORIES: Southwicks 79 Jr. English Band with Tom, Gene, Vicki Bus with S.L. and A.P. Senior Play Times with S.V. and A.P 4th period gym class From Adams to Woodville and then to Watertown with Starr before SAT Tests, German parties and pepsi all over the floor, FHA trips to Canton and rollerskating, Nov 16 — Red Cross NHS Rummy Club SANDRA L. ABBOTT ACTIVITIES: Soccer 1,1 2,3,4 Softball 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2 Volleyball 1,2 Athletic Club 2,3,4 Senior Play Vocational 3,4 Stats 1,2,3 Junior High Cheerleading MEMORIES: Good and bad times in sports being part of the mighty five getting flowers in the red truck with Lori Herkimer 78 LISA LORA INF BARNEY ACTIVITIES: Soccer 1 Volleyball 1 Sr Play Stats for V Boys Soccer MEMORIES: Rhode's party Rich Hudson's birthday good times with Jaimie New Years Eve party 79 Kellogg Hill Rest Area Oct. 20, 1979 12:01 a m Dave Zehr's party RICHARD BULLUCK ACTIVITIES: FFA 1.2,3,4 Bowl 3.4 MEMORIES July 20 SENIOR ACTIVITIES AND MEMORIES Oct. 3 ANNE MARIE EASTMAN parties ACTIVITIES: Soccer 1,2,3 Cheerleading 1,2,3,4 PAULA M BURLEY Vice Pres. 3 ACTIVITIES: Colorguard 1,2 Yearbook Staff 3.4 Senior Play make-up MEMORIES: Whoops! Wrong end Laurie! NORMAN COBB Rainy days and Tuesdays ACTIVITIES: first night as a Senior V Baseball 2,3.4 Laurie, watch out, it's a barbwire fence! V Hoop 3,4 Ikes JV Hoop 2 Factory Road V Soccer 4 Class President 2 Student Council 4 ERNEST EVELEIGH MEMORIES: ACTIVITIES: Crusin in Ernie's grandmothers rebel FFA 1,2,3,4 Will going beserk at Salvation Army camp Road. Soccer 1,2,3 Power slide with Pat; Look out for those pigeons! Roadhouse 3,4 Diane, January 13, 1979 Parties 3,4 cruisin on Le May Rd with Woodie Senior Play MEMORIES: Eastman's garage TRACEY COBB Art's place and walking to Belleville ACTIVITIES: Laurie's wrong end and having wild good times FFA 1,2,3 FFA Pres. 3 Basketball 1,2 and romping in the rambler FHA 1 WILLIAM E. FARMAN 11 Band 1,3 ACTIVITIES: Partyteam 2,3 MEMORIES: Band 1,2,3.4 Soccer 1 National FFA Convention at K.C. Mo. and breaking Baseball 4 curfew, J.C., A.J., K.T., Class of 81, Cemetary after elections. FFA 1,2 graduation party of 79 going to bed at 3:30 and being at work by 5:15 PAT FRAWLEY the good and bad times at UAB ACTIVITIES: Senior Play Basketball 2,3,(1 2),4 JEFF COUGH Soccer 4 ACTIVITIES: Baseball 3,4 Soccer 2 Shower singers 3,4 Band 1.2,3,4 Beach 3,4 FFA 1.2,3,4 MEMORIES: Stage band 1,2 English class Vocational 3,4 Dewey MEMORIES: Alice Mrs. Smith's English Class 11 Pigeons Whitney Point Touch Down (T.D.) Henderson dances Sept. 2, 1979 Salvation Army Nohle Road JEFFERY DICKINSON ACTIVITIES: Basketball MARY HANUS Soccer MEMORIES: Baseball Mrs. Smith's English class Vocational 3,4 partying with B.M., D.S., AND A.J. 17 SENIOR ACTIVITIES AND MEMORIES Chinese Fire Drill CHRISTOPHER HENRY ACTIVITIES: Soccer 1,2,3 Stage Band 1,2,3,4 FFA 1,2 Marching Band 1,2 MEMORIES: Whitney Point concerts Manley Field House Rock and Roll partying PENNY JOY HUTCHINSON ACTIVITIES: Basketball 3,4 Cheerleading 4 Vocational 3 MEMORIES: Sept 4, 1979 in Black River STEVEN W HUTCHINSON ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1,2,3 Vocational 3,4 FFA 1.2 Soccer 1,2 MEMORIES: The summer at Black River REINIER KELDER ACTIVITIES: Soccer MEMORIES: Soccer Championship 1979 first week at school LORI M LANGWORTHY ACTIVITIES: Soccer 1,1 2.3,4 Basketball 2,3 Volleyball 1,2 Cheerleading 1,2,3,4 Tower staff 3,4 Vocational 3,4 Senior Play Shaft 2 Ladies Auxiliary 3,4 Jeff 2,3.4 Partying 1,2,3,4 Whipping 1,2,3,4 MEMORIES: Kickboard 80 Basketball parties SHAFT 3rd period studyhall fires Senior Play MARY K LEE ACTIVITIES: FFA 1.2.3,4 Band 1,2,3,4 Volleyball 3 Marching band 2,3,4 colorguard Soccer 2 MEMORIES: parties after Senior play Dewey's class Skipping Harrington's studyhalls Mrs. Smith's boring English class parties after school dances exchange of bands with W.P. July 19. 1979 JULIE E. PARKS ACTIVITIES: Soccer 2,3,4 Stats 1,2,3,4 Cheerleading 2 German Club 1,2,3,4 NHS 3,4 Senior Play Student Council President 3 Band 1,2,3,4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Colorguard 1,2,3 Triple B 4 Watertown 3.4 NHS Rummy Club 4 MEMORIES: Germany Summer 79 with L.W. Square Late Date (D.I.) PETE PAYNE ACTIVITIES: FFA 1,2,3,4 Senior Play Renshaw Bay 4 Drop Out 3 Trouble 1,2,3,4 MEMORIES: Senior play party beer runs beer parties with Frawley ANN P. SMITH ACTIVITIES: Soccer 2,3,4 18 SENIOR ACTIVITIES AND MEMORIES Softball 1,2,4 Vocational 3,4 Senior Play Tower Staff 3,4 ladies Auxiliary 3,4 I HA 4 I heerloading 3,4 Athletic Club 2,3,4 CUm President 3 ( lass Secretary 2 Partying 1,2,3,4 MEMORIES: Kickboard 1980 Senior Play Bomb Scare 78 Fires Rhode's party Whipping Basketball parties 3rd period studyhalls senior year Chinese firedrill KATHRYN A SMITH ACTI VITIls Volleyball 2,3,4 FHA 1,2 Basketball 4 MEMORIES: Birthdays Senior Parties JEFF STOCKWELL ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1,2,3,4 Senior Play FFA 1 Vocational 3,4 H..U-I 4 MEMORIES: Four wheeling Lon 2.3.4 . . . Fred 3,4 MARK SUGDEN ACTIVITIES Jr High Soccer Basketball MEMORIES: Partying with M S., C.M., L C. TP, R.S. Sr English class Ellisburg The Bar MERRILEE M TAYLOR ACTIVITIES: Intramurals 3 Volleyball 3,4 Basketball 3,4 NHS 3,4 Senior Play NHS Rummy Club MEMORIES: 10th English Nohle Road Senior Play (the 2nd night) times with M L and C.V. Health Class (Oct. 79) Blood Clinic the whole Senior Class CONNIE L. VANN ACTIVITIES: Soccer Scorekeeper 1,2,3,4 Volleyball 1,2,3,4 Basketball 2,3,4 Band 1,2,3,4 FHA 4 Senior Play Solo Competition 1,2,3,4 Vocational 3,4 Colorguard 3 MEMORIES: the kitchen all sports Senior parties Mrs Smith's English class Senior Play JIM VANN ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1,2,3,4 Soccer 1 Vocational 3,4 MEMORIES: Jr. English class LAURIE A WORTHINGTON ACTIVITIES: Volleyball 1 Softball 3,4 Soccer 4 Tower staff 3,4 Student Council 3 Senior Play Parties 1,2,3,4 MEMORIES: Summer of 79 with J.P. Bike rides to Monitors with A.E. partying before the movies good times with B.O. Dec 76 and Nov. 79 Go ahead Pat, you've got time Woops Anne, it's empty! CLASS FAVORITES Best Drivers: Kathy Smith and Jeff Cough Most Versitile: Julie Parks and Norman Cobb Most Likely To Succeed: Judy Greene and Bill Nukirch Class Favorites Class Clowns: Lori Langworthy and Jeff Stockwell Most Athletic: Sandy Abbott and Jim Vann SENIOR PLAY On November 9 and 10 the class of 1980 presented a three-act comedy entitled The Odds Are Against You. The play was cen- tered around two grandmothers who couldn't seem to keep themselves out of trouble. They wanted to earn some money to build an addition onto their house, since the whole family lived together. They decided to buy a race horse costing $20,000, little did they know who they bought it from. They ran into trouble with a gangster and his hoodlums and had all sorts of problems. However, everything seemed to work out. It proved successful and received many compliments from the audience both nights. It netted the class $350 and it marked Mrs. Smith's 14th year of directing the Senior Play. The class owes her and the custodial staff a debt of gratitude. 24 LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT I, Sandy Abbott, will and bequeath to: Jeff S. and Lori L. — I leave you a chauffeur's license, and thanks for all the memories and fun. Laurie P. and Kim S. — I leave you a scholarship to Kissawong College. Miss Lamon — I leave you a moped to replace your car. Rich H. and Linda C. — I leave you many more years of happiness together. Jamie R and Lisa B. — I leave you your own lot on Cry- stal Lake. Rhonda J., Michelle M . and Kathy C. — I leave you all a packed lunch. Jim Vann — I leave you a gift certificate at Queens Farm Supply. Ras — I leave you my thanks and appreciation for all the help given to me in my years at UAB Cooks — 1 leave you my thanks for the fun times in the kitchen. Pat F. — I leave you a digital clock so you can get your date home on time. Beth — I leave you my thanks for all the fun we've had. the long talks. Don't worry someday both our dreams will come true. Last but not least: Dad. mom and family. I leave you thanks and all my love. You deserve it after putting up with me for this long. 1. Jeff Cough, leave Pat Bond with a Brewer plant. 1 leave Robert Williams the rest of the fire extinguisher to throw at Mr Spencer. I leave Tim Gleason and Chris Cook the memories of the dances at Henderson. I. Richard Bulluck, will to Deb and Ken each other for- ever. To K.Z. a car that runs more than a week. To my Adams friends I leave my friendship. To the guys and girls in Belleville I leave the good times. To L.P I leave all my love. To the rest of the family, I leave the last 18 years. I, Paula Burley, do will and bequeath to D.S. and P B a new car and the payments to go with it. To M E. a years subscription to playgirl so she can have the centerfolds at home instead of hanging them in her locker. To S.V. I leave a pair of boxing gloves and do with them whatever comes to mind first. To A.E. I leave all the good times we have had and a years supply of Burger King food I. Norm Cobb, will and bequeath Todd Widrick a steady girlfriend, Chris Stoodley his birthday present. Jay Fulkerson a new car that is not green or an AMC, Bonnie LaVere, a chair that faces the opposite way in English, Will Farman and Bill Neukirch, two legs to walk on. Ann Smith, an opinion to disagree with, Jim Vann and Jeff Stockwell, two new 4-wheel drives to really go 4-wheel- ing in, Pat Frawley, the giant cork we stole in Science to fit his mouth, to Tom Farman, my place on the soccer bench. I, Tracey Cobb, do will and bequeath, to my dearly be- loved ex — a car with pos-traction and a lawyer in case of law suits. To Tammey — an apron without ties so Kevin can't tie anymore knots. To Debbie and Ken — new moth- ers, To my boss — at least ten new barn cats, to Jerry — memory of Nov. 9th at K.C. MO. To Lori — Ken T. To Ulrich and Reinier — a double bed. To Brian, Mike, and Errol — a lifetime supply of Millers. To Mr Coons — new jr. high classes. To the students at UAB — a new faculty. I, Mary Eastman, do will and bequeath to Starr, patience to put up with all the things I get myself into, to Pete, a peaceful class of Sociology, to Norm, a car that takes cor- ners well, to Julie, a set of barbells, to Laurie, a new tire to replace the flat one and to Bill a hoop that will stand up to his slam dunks. To all my friends and aquaintances, I leave the best of ev- erything and to my family I leave all my love. I, Anne Eastman, leave Pat a Mr Bunny and Magic for all the good times we have had To Pam. I leave a new zipper. Norman Cobb, I leave you a pickle! To Pete, 1 leave Saturday morning cartoons with DA! TA! DA! Spiderman, Jeff Cough, I leave you Alfalfa from Little Rascals, to Kathy, 1 leave our Rock, Mr Coons, I leave you a laugh a day for the next 7 years. I, Ernest Eveleigh, leave the faculty my batman comic col- lection. To my classmates, I leave my toys and all my assets I turned into travelers checks and I am taking it with me. I, Will Farman, will to everybody my place for PARTIES! I, Pat Frawley leave the Senior Class my great witty think- 28 LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT � n The junior class know-it-all Newell and Mrs. Smith's senior play. Ann Smith. Mr Bingle! Mr Bingle. Ann Smith! Lon, I leave you my spot on Nohle Road to use anytime you want, |im Vann, one red schmit car and all the 4- wheeling he can handle. Jeff Stock well, my great race car driving ability. Wink Farman, a crying towell and 1 beer!! Lisa B , one bent-a-dick! Todd Widnck, my great soccer foot! Craig P and Jon W a volkswagon, a sailboat, two girls, and Chamberlin Road, a pair of crutches! Jeff T. Jim W., Scott L., Todd W., Terri W., one long walk. S. A and T.W all the W.D.'s they can handle! Ann S , a free date with Mud Vann! I leave Jim V , my rebounding Jeff S.. my attitude. T. D ten dollars and anyone she can find to take her out. Also a list of names and Chicken Little!! I, Jay Fulkerson, upon dying of natural causes, leave the following parts of my estate as indicated: To Julie Parks, 1 leave 4 bags of cement to keep her retain- er IN HER MOUTH To Will Farman, I leave an inflatable Julie Parks doll. To Bill Neukirch I leave a chauffeur for night-time driv- ing To Ernie Eveliegh I leave the 7th grade girls gym class. To Norm Cobb I leave my record collection. To the Seniors of 4th and 7th period studyhalls I leave all the homework I never got done. To all the graduates of Belleville Central School I leave all my pity. I, Judy Greene, do will and bequeath: to Jay, Norm, and Ernie, all my Steve Martin material, to Bonnie, a car bat- tery and a free pass to Pizza Hut after 2nd period; to Lau- rie. Mary, and Julie, a recording of our National Anthem, to Bill, thirteen fingers so he can point at all the snowflakes at Stop'N Go; to Pat, a memory bank for the Senior Play; to Reinier and Ulrich, a giant size jar of Sanka; to Mr Bingle, ten new fingers so he can play Sand- ers for me again this year, and a cot which he may use in Janna's and my bedroom on weekends (to save him all the extra miles on his car!), to Mr Fredrickson, a three foot podium and a book entitled, How to Care for a Spoiled Cat ; to Mr Berger, a list of seventeen possibilities for re- quired projects and a North Country dialect book (so he can talk normal like the rest of us); to Mrs. Whitley, a met- ronome; to the T.I. Girl's Soccer team, a punching bag I, Steve Hutchinson, leave all my class mates everything I own . . . nothing! I, Mary Hanus being of sound mind leave to Bruce Moore, Alice Jones a new Mach 1 with heat. To Becky Burley, I leave a years supply of dimes to call Rodney and a bigger than life mirror. To Kathy Elmer I leave the night at her house and a bottle of whiskey. To Alice Jones I leave Kenny and memories of all the times we have partied To Pam Millard I leave memories of the party at her house. To Cheri oiler I leave a pink panther and memories of the summer. To Penny Hutchinson, a locker of her own. I, Penny Hutchinson, leave all those lucky people that will take Driver Ed, the male chauvinist pig I leave all the juniors the school with Mr Newell. I leave Connie with the name hulk and I also leave her a green suit. I leave Steve a raincoat! I, Reinier F. Kelder, give a few bars, some discos and some action to Belleville. I give Belleville School some more students, maybe some more things will happen at school except just lessons. To Bonnie LaVere a nice college in the civilized world, without self centered natives around. To Lisa Barney a few eggs, which she can use to hit Den- nis Patterson's truck and some pizza ingredients so that she can make more delicious pizzas. To Bill Neukirch some tissues so that he can clean his windshield after Lisa threw her eggs To Laurie Worthington, a scarf so she can hide some red places on her neck. To Jay Fulkerson more cheap trick albums. To Will Farman a better ankle, so that he can walk like other people. To Ulrich and Tom, some decoys so they can practice shooting. I, Bonnie LaVere, do will and bequeath a written promise for 2 exchange students to the varsity soccer team; to Bill 29 LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT N., an 8 ft. long hospital bed with a 2 ft. high basket ball rim to dunk while sitting down, to Pat B., I leave a car fender, to Ulrich, I leave a brace for when he gets a twitchy finger in band, to Tammy D., I leave Chris S.'s diary for future black mail references. To Todd W., I leave a 200 ft. wide soccer goal to practice on., to Judy G., 1 leave an ink pad and stamp with parents signatures for excuses to Watertown, To Julie P.. I leave all memories of T.W and M M , Norm, I leave knee pads for Health class. Jay, a pass to every Styx concert in Syracuse and Rochester. Anne E., a tape recorder to say what she thinks of Mr N. without getting kicked out. Last, but not least to Reinier, permanent refuge in U.S. I, Lori Langworthy, do will and bequeath to Ann chick a map of Ellisburg so we won't get lost, a quart of pepper- mint schnapps, your own beer cooler, a can of yellow paint 80 and a red truck, last I leave you our great friendship and memories, to Jeff and Jim, I leave you your own cornfield to four wheel in. To Pat, I leave you a park- ing space on the Nohle Rd with time in the meter To Sandy, all the good times and my H.M in soccer and last the red truck. To Lisa B., I leave you my Cit Ed. 10, you need it more than me. To VB I leave you a cot for the Belleville field days, stay out of the road.! To Anne E., I leave you my excuses for junior skip day and a bigger canoe. To Mark S., I leave you my WHITE bean bag! To Dan S., all the parties, thanks! To Muddy, I leave you a Rolls Royce if you can keep it on the roads and not the fields. To Big E., I leave you a big yellow pad, a hot line to my mother, and last a ticket to Liars Club. To Ras, thanks for everything and I am glad you were my coach, don't forget the shaft. To Eva, I leave you my great sense of humor, the teachers gossip, and last my book of dirty jokes! To S.B., a ticket to Tattletales. To Miss Lamon, a bag lunch! To Mr. LaLonde, my never ending excuses for studyhalls. To the biscuts at JVTC, I leave you a cure for all those ugly diseases. To Big Lo and Fred, thanks is not enough but I am glad you were always there, it was worth the hard 18 years, and I won't forget you for it, thanks. And last of all, Jeff, 1 leave you our great memories and talks, I leave you everything you've always wanted, the back end of Fred is yours, and last heres to our future, 1 know it is going to be ours. To Big Dare and Fred, thanks for everything, the basket- ball parties, and putting up with me and Jeff. I, Mary Lee, will to Merrilee Taylor, time to stay over 81 so she can pick up a few laughs, to Connie Vann, a desire to be at the top of the class or a troublemaker, to Kathy Smith, B.G.'s desire to get traveling far away. I, Julie Parks, bequeath to Mary Eastman, a Shawn Cassidy poster, to Merrilee Taylor, a chicken, to Norman Cobb, Pandora's box, to Pat Frawley, a pair of boxing gloves, to Laurie Worthington, a 5 gallon gas can. To Bill N., a see- ing eye dog. Jay Fulkerson, knee pads, to Bonnie L., Spodie Doe , to Anne E., your fathers truck, Todd Widrick, a Vienna Sausage, to Ernie E., his grandmas rebel, and to J.W , a one-way ticket from the fair. 1, Pete Payne, leave to Pat Frawley, my great sense of di- rection and driving abilities and my pizza knife. To Mr Bingle, the shaft you gave me To Mary Eastman, I leave you! To the junior class, I leave my undone homework, the fac- ulty. my spiderman shirt and comic book collection, the (anitors, my soft drink cans, Mrs Bertram, my excuses and attendance cards, and to Starr Veley, a lasting friendship I, Ann Smith, do will and bequeath to Lori Langworthy, a snapshot. Mad Dog, a map of Watertown, a crash course in driving, the red truck, skipping school, fires, JCC Basket- ball game, and a great friendship, to Tammi Dack, Kim Bettinger, Missy Claflin, and Diane Curtiss, parties before the dances, To Muddy, a universal joint, to Pat Frawley. maybe someday you'll learn those play lines, a pair of glasses, and thanks for being there when I needed some- one to talk to, to Jeff Stockwell and Jimmy Vann a real four-wheel truck so that you don't have to pretend any- more, to Sandy Abbott, I leave you my ability to play soc- cer, to Lisa Barney. 1 leave partying before dances and a good friendship, to the Big E, a bombscare, fires, and a big yellow pad, to Mark Sugden and Danny Slye, maybe someday you will learn my real name, to Paula Burley, Home Ec class, to Valerie Barney, an 8-pack in her locker, to Anne Eastman, I leave camping, cheerleading and all of the other good times, to Chris Stoodley, permission to stay out late and don't forget you'll always be my little honey, to the cooks, thanks for all the food and getting me out of studyhall, to Kevin Zehr, the name Red Neck, to Ken Kellar. a volkswagon motor, cousins, and what's going on Fatty?, to Mr. Lalonde, my never-ending excuse for 3rd period studyhall, to my little brother Jimmy, gut, Bucky, 30 LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT Bud. Funky, and good luck in high school, hope you have as much fun as I did and last but not least, to Mom and Dad. a big thank you for putting up with me. I. Kathy Smith, being of sound mind and sound body leave Merrilee Taylor, a years supply of snickers. To Judy Greene, a Senior Class meeting where everyone can make up their mind. To Ernie, I leave a car that always will have a full tank of gas To Connie, I leave a car that will get her home at the time she is supposed to be there at. To Pam Millard, 1 leave a big alarm clock so she can make it to school on time I. Jeff Stockwell. do will and bequeath, to Big E my lunch tray, to Helmet, all the memories of 4-wheeling, to P.F., the even and odd nights on the Nohle Rd., to D.S., a new car and a pair of boxing gloves, to A.S., all the beer you stole and we partied on, to S.A., I leave you a boyfriend, not a babysitter, to M S., a 100 lb bale of refer for your own, to Coach Baker, all the years that you coached me at UAB, to Ras, Thursday, 3rd period basketball intramurals. Coach Golding, the 2 weeks of volleyball gym class, and last of all to Lori, all the memories and great times and most of all our future forever and the great Nohle Rd. I. Mark Sugden, leave Jim V. my mustang so he might have a car. I leave Pat Frawley a watch so he will be home on time. I leave Jeff S and Lori L., a ton of beer and a place to drink it at and 1 leave Dan Slye all my private things. I, Merrille Taylor, do hereby leave to Mary L. an 18 wheeler with a C.B , to Connie V., a soft landing (for those chicken coops) and a helmet (Nohle Rd), to Julie P., a car jack, to Bill N., my Trig notes, to Mary E., a book on co- ordination, to Bonnie L, a helmet and boxing gloves, for those rough soccer games, to Kathy S., an alarm clock, to Judy G., a place in Glen Miller's Band, to Penny H.. a pair of boxing gloves for those rough basketball games, and to Starr V., her own fashion agency. 1, Connie Vann hereby leave Kathy Smith my athletic abilities, Merrille Taylor, my life and car insurance, Mary Eastman, I leave you all the names and addresses of the lifeguards at Southwicks, Jim Vann and Jeff Stockwell, I leave you all the fields in Belleville to go 4-wheeling. I, Jimm Vann, leave Mr Newell two dozen eggs every year the night before Halloween, and to Jeff S., a mustang to go 4-wheeling in, to Sandy, any address she needs for her hotel, to Pat F., another night out with KS, to A.S. 10 free lessons on how to drive a standard car, to Lori L., bet- ter marks than Jeff in English and to Coach Baker 1 weeks practice while I have the whistle and stop watch, and to Coach Golding, I leave one football dummy to take down to the Belleville 4 comers on Halloween. I, Starr Veley, do will and bequeath my friendship to everyone I know I leave Brett Bettinger all the girls who are willing to be used and abused. To Laurie Worthington, I leave a street corner of her choice. To Mary, our friendship and all the good times to- gether, to Pete, a thank-you, for being there when 1 needed you, to Becky, a lot of patience and encour- agement in typing the 1981 yearbook, to Butch, all the great times together, to Mom and Dad, all my love for your trust, understanding and faith in me and for just being you; and to the underclassmen, the best of luck at UAB I, Laurie Worthington, will to Julie Parks, a car so she won't have to miss the movies., to Chriss Stoodley, I leave the thought of, Is that the best you can do? , hoping you'll always do your best, to Anne Eastman, I leave a flashlight for those nights the lights go out, to Bonnie LaVere, I leave the Mother of the Year Award for her dedication at Senior Parties 31 CLASS PROPHECY On July 8, 1985, the graduating class of 1980 held the first reuniting beer blast, they cancelled the idea of a reunion to uphold class tradition. A meeting was held BEFORE the celebration to review the success of each individ- ual, here are the minutes to that meeting: Ann Smith wanted to own her own bar. Big Rose and Jim gave her her own crow bar for X-mas just this year. Norm Cobb's secret ambition was to become wealthy and live in a castle in California Norm's new address is Disneyland, Cinderella's castle, he lives in the dungeon by nights and sells frozen banannas by days Mary Hanus desired to become successful and live a peaceful life, her new title is Mother Mary . Jay Fulkerson dreamed of passing English and Physics; only five years later and he's touring the country giving speeches on the grammatical aspects to the Hydrogen bombs secret plans. Reiner Kelder was secretly very ambitious. He wanted a big house, a big car, and a big yacht while living in the Pacific. Reiner resides in a Hawaiian boat house where he parks his Volkswagon on his own ferry. Julie Parks wanted to race horses after she graduated, most of you see Julie weekly on the P C races. Laurie Worthington asked only for a full tank of gas to satisfy her ambition, after marrying an Arabian, her tank is overflowing and he's got her over the barrel. Jeff Stockwell was ambitious for one special desire, to put Coach Baker on the black line with a whistle and a stop watch; however after Jeff graduated. Coach Baker was never seen again Lori Langworthy hoped of playing soccer with Pete and the boys. She fit right in with the Rowdies and put a new meaning to the phrase kick in the grass. Anne Eastman headed for Florida right after graduation and when they say the accent is on comfort it's southern style. Starr Veley wanted to find Mr Right and share the Right Bank Account. She always loved the idea of sharing especially after marrying Mr Marine Midland himself. Tracey Cobb secretly desired to join the rodeo. She is still out West horsing around. Merrilee Taylor became a famous crater by going over Niagra Falls in an orange crate, fortunately, she wore her life preserver. 32 CLASS PROPHECY Judy Greene is presently employed by Glenn Miller at the Palace Theater in N.Y.C. Their famous duet is Judy. Judy, come play your horn. Chris Henry wanted to be better than Elvis, in fact he always gets a great audience response when he starts singing Aint Nothing But a Hound Dog. Jeff Dickinson's secret ambition was to settle down and start his own family. Many people think he may create his own Baby Boom of the '80s Pam Millard ambiguously wanted to become a model and fashion designer Today she is one of New York City's Finest? Richard Bulluck, Mary Eastman, Ernie Eveleigh and Kathy Smith all wanted to own their own cars; while Jeff Cough wanted to run a tycoon business. Jeff is the president of Belleville Motors and Mary, Ernie and Kathy all own their own dealerships and Richard Bulluck has his own special fast car division. Sandy Abbott desired to grow up and fill Mom's shoes. She was recently cited by Fisher-Price for Bus Driver of the Year. Mark Sugden wanted to party his brains away, but first he became a brain surgeon to get those free replacements. Jim Vann dreamed of shattering backboards in Belleville, he still tries after reading the How To Do book by Darrell Dawkins. Pat Frawley wanted to become an all-star coach. He has got his own team in the big dipper They're in the Star Tree League and Pat has finally reached stardom. Paula Burley's ambition was to someday have a secret ambition. Today she is employed by a special psychologist to help people decide on their ambitions, yet she still doesn't have her own Penny Hutchinson wished to move from Belleville for good She now resides in Adams and visits regularly when she gets homesick. Bonnie LaVere only asked one thing—to graduate from BCS. At graduation Flora took her picture and Bonnie had it blown up poster size and it hangs over her mantel. Atta girl, Bonnie. Mary Lee wanted to own a CB and talk to the truckers. Well, it took them some time to get a handle on her, but today she is known as The CB Annie of Belleville. 33 Row 1 _ Cough J., Simpson C, Burley B„ Dack T„ Davis K., Row 2 Fowler A., Melien S., Brown J. Ives C, Row 3 - Hanus R . Moreton S., Moore B . Bettinger B, Zehr K Row 4 - Redway R., Taylor ) . Widrick T , Smith G. Juniors Row 1 — Lee F , Coe B , Parks L., Elmer K., Liscomb T., Row 2 — Hock- ey D., Clark D., Herron H., Turner T., Curtiss D . Row 3 — Whitley J., Finney J., Dowker A., Cobb T., Church C. Bulluck D, Zehr M., Palmer C. Gleason T , Dodge E., Hudson R , Williams R., Peebles J., Elmer T., 37 Row 1 — Rabetoy P. Presley R , Bettinger K , Hockey A., Turner P, Row 2—Whitley J., Claflin M, Carter V., Church Z.. Nohle J Row 3—Parsons S., Dawes C, Liscomb D., Simmons D., Cobb C. Laisdell S., Tamblin S., Dickinson K. Sophomores Row 1—McGhee P, Kellar B.. Perry D., Smith F., Elmer M , Cough J Row 2—Stood ley C, Nohle, J., Elmer S., Colley L., Roberts K„ Curtiss J., Lee B., Piper A Row 3—Mathews K., Towles G., Moore B , Vann D., Fillhart K., Taylor B.. Eastman P.. Moreton J. Row 1—Bond L., Mullin J, Beatty K., Row 2—Mathews S., Gilbert T., Crandall M„ Babcock T., Row 3—Eveleigh B , Taylor JEastman W., Brown B.. Zehr R , Kohl C, Freshmen Row 1— Kristiansen M.. Bertrum L, Finney L., Reynolds D.. Elmer M., McDonald T Row 2—Gleason T., Dack S., Wallo B., Henry D., Nohie J., Barney J. 39 Row 1 — Hockey B., Corron M , Worthington T., VanBrocklin T. Row 2 — Walker M , Hanus S., Colwell K., Shepard D., Row 3 — Abbott A., Kohl D., Nohle D.. Perry T., Widrick M., Presley J-, Dickinson D. Eighth Grade Row 1 — Hutchinson ).. Staie S., Pacquin V., Elliott C., Row 2 — Gregory K., Dawes Y., Whitley ).. Flagg B, Widrick M , Row 3 — Worthington A., Riley T, Patterson D., Valley R, Hockey G. Row 1 — Mullin G., Plamondon A., Laisdell T., Stay S., Row 2 — Leviker )., Groszewski W., Corron M , Perry P., Babcock C. Row 3 — Patterson D„ Paige L., Abbott R.. Mathews P., Worthington R , Eastman T. Seventh Grade Row 1 - Redway T.. Bovee T.. Smith S.. Hudson S.. Piper A.. Row 2 - Babcock L . Murphy L., Worthington A , Urmon C. Dowker S.. Row 3 - Maitland C. Riley C.. Mullin D . Paige L.. Gorton P . Corron L. Row 1 — Eastman C, Finney D., Hunneyman Mr., Abbott B, McWilliams T., Noble R , Row 2 — Vann D.. Simmons D , Gleason Taylor S., Davis K , Farman ).. Row 3 — Durham S., Eveleigh M , Phillips M , Redden L. Sixth Grade Row 1 — Farman ).. Leviker R., Row 2 — Hess, P., Staie D., Elmer L., Gilbert G.. Murphy L., Shelmidine T.. Clark .. Cooper C, Zehr M . Vann R , Row 3 — Bundy D., Paige R , Langworthy C., Mullin D., Barney Finney N., Liscomb D. Row 1 — Church R., Towles L., Corron W., Worthington L., Hess M., Vann G., Maitland T Row 2 — Piper S., Kiblin R , Babcock J . Rivett J., Mullin J, Liscomb D., Rogers T., Row 3 — Abbott J., Presley T., Langworthy A., Kiblin D., Clark C, Eastman S., Stoodley D. Fifth Grade Row 1 — Rambone J., Abbott ).. Williams F., Beatty L., Hunneyman N., Fillippi T., Row 2 — Rogus B.. Parker P., McWilliams K., Towles T., Hobbs T., Langworthy L., Lennox T., Halferty L., Farman B., Worthington A Row 3 — Green D., Zehr J., Vann B., Dealing P., Gibbs, T., Rogers S., Shepard K., Case T. Row 1 — Kiblin L., Miles B, Remington D., Dawes S, Row 2 — Hobbs K , Green D. Agaciewski H., Rog- ers J.. Redden J., Valley L. Row 3 — Beatty D., Elmer T., Noble H., Dodge L., Zehr M., Dack T. Third Fourth Grade Scales D., Hough D., Crump J., Smith L., Farman F., Miles P., Row 2 — Miller A., Zehr G., Gleason K., Mullin R., Bovee C, Bast J., Greco A., Row 3 — Gibbs J., Glass M., Stacy E., Filippi C., England M., Bond S., Melien W., Towles S., Fowler W., Row 4 — Kelly K. Row 1 — Eastman D., Hedger Miller T„ Plamondon Hunneyman D., Hobbs L Row 2 — Abbott M , Beatty B, Shephard M., Hines A., Hubbard M., Chamberlain K., Vann N. Row 3 — Overton L., Dodge D., Maitland D., Zehr BPhelps )., Frear )., Ferguson M Row 1 Elmer Nohle Second Third Grade _ Mullin T., Corron R , Church D., Cobb B.. Kiblin T., Worthington L. Row 2 - Thomas K . Babcock G., S., Windover H . Abbott ). Case B.. Remington H., Russell R Row 3 — Overton BLarkin E., Ackley K., D., Lennox England L., Dealing S. Widrick G., Petrie R., Row 1 — Bast B., Dickinson J., Farman T., Shelmidine R., Simmons D., Row 2 — Piper S., Redway R., Nutting J., Petne B., Rambone A., Crump j., Hess T. Row 3 — Kiblin B., Seymour F., Phillips R., Greco A., Mullin P., Rogers T., Kleiboer K., Lennox T , Barney M , Row 4 — Films S. First Second Grade Row 1 — Clark C, Palmer K., Clark A., Hazelton M Row 2 — Lee M , Petrie M , Price M., Bundy M., Russell T. Brett B., Redden S. Row 3 — Coulombe J., Monteiro S., Filippi M., Keck P., Morenus K., Langworthy L., I .arm on J., Bettinger J. Row 1 — Simmons D., Chamberlain K., Noble W., Petrie M . Row 2 — Zehr R., Gleason K., Stockwell A.. Kiblin W., Row 3 — Ferguson S., Gillette G , Beakstead C, Perry Row 4 — Hazelton ).. Otis S., Cobb R., Farman G. Row 5 — Lee )., Wallow R„ Thomas S., Eastman C, Staie K., McCormick T., Streeter C., Redden W Kindergarten 49 Row 1 — Langworthy L., Smith A., Abbott S., Row 2 — Williams RBulluck D., Barney L., Moore B., Burley B, Elmer K., Row 3 — Cough J., Moore B, Parks L., Cough J., Hanus M., Gleason T., Hanus R., McGee P Vocational Row 1 — Parker S., Barney C., Abbdtt J., MacDuffie L., Row 2 — Kohl E., Row 3 — Lont S., Lont R., Special Education Row 1 — Kiblin J., Shelmidine S., Scales S., Rogers S., Row 2 — Dano T., Shepard T. Worthington G. 51 Administration Faculty Board Members Curtiss E., Moore Greene B., Dodge D., Ecker E., Zehr G.. Absent: Kohl R. Board of Education Superintendent—Mr Hcker I c im 1 Grade 1 —Mrs. Elms Kindergarten—Mrs. Jones V, Grade 1 and 2—Mrs. Hamblin Grade 2—Mrs. Loomis Grade 3—Mrs. Eastman Grade 5—Mrs. Cobb Grade 5—Mr. Roberts Grade 6—Mr Hunneyman Grade 6—Mr Bundy Mathematics—Mr. Harrington English—Mr Shevalier Agriculture—Mr. Jones German English—Mr Bingle Commercial —Mrs Keck Home Economics—Mrs Willis Home Economics—Miss McCarthy Music —Mrs Whitley Physical Education—Coach Baker Physical Education—Coach Golding Physical Education—Miss Rasback Librarian — Mrs. Weaver Secretary—Barb Greene Cooks: E. Golding, V. Rogers, B Atkinson Dental Hygienist—Mrs. Zehr 38 Row 1—Barney C, Stoodley B., Abbott S., Rhode O., Brown H., Barney K., Row 2—Fulkerson ].. Otis K., Hodge K., Abbott J., Bowman J., Giddings L. 59 Bovee F., Farman G., Vann E. Row 1—Frawley P.. Elmer T„ Dack S., Farman T., Zehr K„ Redway R , Hudson R , Stoodley C, Anduri U.. Row 2—Coach Golding, Cobb N., Kelder R , Vann T., Palmer C, Whitley ).. Widrick T., Taylor ).. Filhart C, Patterson D. Varsity Soccer Row 1 —Larmon C, Hudson S.. Brown K Dowker S., Row 2—Bettinger K., Claflin M . Herron H , Curtiss D, Dack T . Henry K., Hockey A . Row 3—Parks J.. Worthington L., Langworthy L., Smith A , Abbott S., LaVere B, Greene J., Vann C, Ras Row 1—Abbott R , Plamondon A., Perry P, Mullin G., Dickinson D., Worthington R., Vann D., Row 2—Gorten R., Babcock L., Corron L., Shepard D., Paige L., Maitland C, Widrick M , Perry T., Row 3—Kohl D., Valley R., Mullin D., Paige L., Wallo B , Kohl C., Eveleigh B , Coach Baker Junior High Soccer Varsity Basketball Row 1—Palmer C, Frawley P. Sugden M., Widrick T., Cobb N., Zehr K , Row 2—Coach Baker. Taylor J.. Stockwell J , Dodge E.. Vann J., Whitley J., Gleason T., Zehr R V Varsity Cheerleaders Eastman A., Hockey D., Veley S., Langworthy L., LaVere B., Smith A . Dack T. JV Basketball Coach Golding, Vann T„ Whitley, J„ Dack S., Vann D.. Filhart K., Henry D„ Parsons S., Barney ).. Stoodley C„ Peebles J. J.V. Basketball JV Cheerleaders Bettinger K.. Elmer S., Paquin V., Cobb C. Henry K., Claflin M . Dawes Y., Staie S. f 4 K % Jr. High Basketball L m $ t Jr High Cheerleaders li sk Bovee T, Gros ewski W., Corron M., Dowker S., Walker M., Redway T, V Hudson S., Stay S., Brown K., Murphy L. Jr. High Basketball Widrick M . Hockey G., Corron L., Perry T., Whitley J., Flagg B, Valley R , Dickinson D , Kohl D., Shepard D., Leviker J Laisdell T. Row 1 Bettinger K . Perry D., Herron H., Henry C, Row 2—Yerdon P., Zoller C, Church Z., Smith F.„ Row 3—Lont B., Reynolds D., Taylor M , Smith K. Girls Volleyball Basketball Row 1— Reynolds D., Mathews S., Carter VBeatty K., Perry D.. Row 2—Davis K , Cough J . Elmer M., Elmer S., Bettinger K.. Row 3—Parks L, Claflin M., Smith G., Dack T., Curtiss D., Row 4—Smith K., Taylor M., Henry C, Turner ?., Herron H., Parks ]., Kellar B Row 1—Zehr K„ Halferty D., Whitley Reynolds M , Frawley P., Stoodley C, Parsons S., Row 2—Cobb N., Palmer C., Whitley J., Widrick T., Taylor Coach Baker Varsity Baseball Row 1 — Veley S., Perry D., LaVere B., Worthington L., Row 2 — Green )., Herron H.. Abbott S., Dack T., Clafflin M Softball 68 Athletic Club Row 1 — Hockey A., Bettinger K„ Clafflin M.. Per- ry D., 'Curtiss D. Row 2 — Zehr K., Stoodley C., Smith Row 3 — Whitley J., Gleason T., Whitley J„ Abbott S., Smith A., Langworthy L., Widrick T. 69 Row 1 — Corron L„ Dowker S., Herron H„ Eastman P., Row 2 — Zehr K., Taylor Widriek T.. Smith A., Whitley Smith )., Langworthy L., Turner T Student Council Senior Marching Band And Drum Majorettes Row 1 — Eastman J., Liscomb D., Parks J., Presley R., Barney L., LaVere B., Parks J., Row 2 — Cobb C., Lee M.. Finney L., Taylor J., Finney J., Farman T„ Carter V., Eastman M., Kohl W., Taylor J. Row 3 — Gleason T., Simmons D., Henry D., Dowker A., Moore B., Dodge E., Greene J., Curtiss J., Eastman P., Turner P., Zehr M., Dodge T., Row 4 — Anduri U., Cough J., Wallo W., Eastman W., Liscomb T., Whitley J., Mr Friedrickson, Whitley J., Row i — Simmons D.. Phillips MNohle R , Redden L., Mullin D., Hunnyman N., Farman J., Dealing P Row 2 — Liscomb D., Towles T., Langworthy A., Green D , Langworthy C, Halferty L., Gleason J., Row 3 — Maitland T., Presley T., Shepard K , Abbott J., Finney D., Zehr J., Piper S. Row 4 — Mr. Fredrickson, Gibbs T., Abbott J., Eastman S., Williams F. Junior Elementary Bands Row 1 — Hudson S., Bovee T., Widrick M , Piper A., Staie S., Row 2 — Zehr, M.. Mathews P., Dowker S-, Larmon C, Hanus S., Colwell K., Row 3 — Liscomb D., Laisdell T., Whitley J., Mullin G., Babcock L., Flagg B., Row 4 — Mr Fredrickson, Redway T., Eastman C.. Eastman T., Abbott A., Murphy L., Presley J., Perry T. Row 1 — Kristiansen Hockey D., Mullin )., Gilbert T.. Barney V., Elmer M Row 2 — Dawes C, Piper A., Mathews K.. Church Z., Carter V., Perry D., Liscomb T., Row 3 — LaVere B, Parks )., Greene ], Eastman P., Turn- er P., Liscomb D., Eastman M., Row 4 — Kohl W„ Fill hart K., Whitley ).. Taylor Whitley Eastman W., Gleason T., Zehr M., Moore B., Stoodley C., Taylor Peebles Elmer T. Junior High High School Chorus Row 1 — Bovee T., Dawes Y., Flagg B., Whitley ).. Walker M , Row 2 — Hockey B.. Colwell K., Corron M , Corron M , Mathews P., Pip er A. Row 3 — Abbott A., Murphy L., Staie S., Hutchinson J., Presley )., Dowker S., Row 4 — Hanus S., Stay S., Corron L., Mullin D., Perry T., Mullin E., Laisdell T. 75 Row 1—Barney V.. Mullin )., Colwell K., Finney L., Cough J., Row 2—Corron M , Reynolds D., Bond L.. Bulluck D., Turner T., Walker M . Davis K., Row 3—Kellar B., Yerdon P., Kohl C, Coe B , Row 4—Mellon S., Eastman )., Carter V., Turner P., Eastman P.. Elmer S., Mrs. Willis, Parks L., Lee B FHA JR. FHA Row 1—Corron M., Bovee T., Brown K., Babcock C., Row 2—Groszewski W., Dowker S., Hudson S., Redway T.. Row 3— Stay S., Larmon C., Matthews P Murphy L„ Piper A. Row 1—Zehr M.. Moreton ).. Elmer T, Cobb T., Gleason T., Dowker A.. Row 2—Lee F., McGhee P., Noble ].. Bauer D., Farman T., Finney Brown )., Barney ).. Dodge T.. Tibbies M , Mr Jones Row 3—McGrew J., Lee M , Bertram L.. Peebles Bullock R.. Curtiss ).. Eveleigh B, Kohl C.. Moore B. Williams R„ Ives C Row 4—Eveleigh E.. Bond P„ Simmons D., Gleason T., Rabetoy P. Kohl B., Cough J. Eastman B FFA 77 Tower Staff Photographers Senior—Laurie Worthington Junior—Jon Whitley Typists Senior—Starr Veley Junior—Becky Burley Artists Senior—Paula Burley Junior—Kelly Davis Herron, H., Taylor, M., Parks, J., Greene, J., Eastman, M National Honor Society and Jr. National Honor Society Dodge T., Eastman B., Shelmidine J., Whitley j., Mrs. Miller I