Bethel High School - Ursa Major Yearbook (Hampton, VA)

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TAYLOR MEMORIAL LIBRARY 4205 Victoria Boulevard Hampton, Va. 23669 Table of Contents Opening Section . , .page 1 Informal Section . . .page 4 Formal Section . .page 114 Index . . . . page 202 Advertisements . .page 214 Student Life Special Events Sporti Classes Organizations Advertisements Photography Business Faculty Pam Pugh Frances Tedder Martin Whitley Bonnie Bonnett Mike Saunders Charles Mann Jay Isbell Audrey Hankla Kim Deel Pam Bengston Frances Tedder 3 The Youth of Today are the Leaders of Tomorrow Now, let me tell you something! 4 5 Cool , Calm, and Dry? Hey cow, I’m not a fly! 6 7 •€. f m j- 4 _ ' Hr ; •■a l4te 8 Students Take Time to Relax 9 Yummy, Yummy, Yummy 10 The Campus Life Singers involved teens from many area high schools. Campus Life Offers Excitement and Fun Campus Life, affiliated with Youth For Christ, involved many Bethel students again this year in their activities. Continuing from last Spring the club had meetings in the lecture room every Tues¬ day night. The main purpose of the organization is to show teens that Jesus Christ can be an an¬ swer to their problems. Throughout the year, stu¬ dents participated in Bible studies, all-night bowl¬ ing parties, youth rallies, walk-a-thons, skating parties, weekend retreats, swimming parties, and the creation of a haunted house during Hallow¬ een. Some B.H.S. students were also members of the Campus Life Singers. The entire program is run by Dwight “Ike” Newingham and Eddie Nalle, both working for Youth For Christ, Inter¬ national. 11 Radio Program Improves B.H.S. Popularity Under the direction of Mrs. Claudette Keeney, Bethel sponsored their first radio program. The “Bruin Broadcasting Company” or B.B.C., pro¬ duced 15 minutes of Bethel news, sports, and cur¬ rent events each week on WVEC-FM radio. The club consisted of seven students, some whom are interested in broadcasting as a career and others finding the extra activity a fun way to spend a class period. In all, the broadcast was one more step to making Bethel the best school on the Pen¬ insula. Good morning, Mr. Phelps . . . 12 mm Library Starts New File An enthusiasm to work with and around books are the only requirements necessary to join the Library Club. Members spent many hours shelving- new books and working with money making projects such as bake sales. The club sponsored a special program this year open to all students and teachers. The “Com¬ munity Resource File” provided information on tours, places of interests and speakers that were available to anyone in the community. National Library Week, April 16-22, kept the club busy with a different feature every day. There were sculpture, speed reading, and poster contests, as well as a tea for the teachers and a sale of bookmarkers. 13 Key Clubbers Serve As Big Brothers The Key Club could not possibly have been called idle during this year. They stayed busy serving school and community and deserve much credit for their work. One of their main projects was serving as Big Brothers to area boys whom they took to three of the Coliseum basketball games. Other activities included selling programs during football games, handling concessions at the basketball games, collecting for Multiple Sclerosis, sponsoring the Donkey Basketball games and the Magicians Basketball game, and selling donuts on week-ends in order to buy new track uniforms. They went caroling at Christmas with the Keyetts and had a picnic together in the Spring. The an¬ nual Key Club Convention was held this year in March at Baltimore. President of the club was David Hutcheson and Mr. Dennis Kozlowski was sponsor. 14 Bethel Keyettes Chosen Best in District Sponsoring a foster child in Arizona and “adopting” an old age home are only two of the activities which made our Keyette Club one of the best clubs on the Peninsula. In the summer, the Keyettes cleaned Grand View and took some chil¬ dren to Blue-Bird Gap Farm. Keyettes again sponsored powder puff football and presented the winning Seniors a plaque. Anxiously awaiting the convention, all of the Keyettes helped raise money for their international project. The Keyette aim to serve the school, community, and country was definitely fulfilled. An apple a day “may” keep the teachers away. 15 Jukebox Provides Music for Lunch Surprise, surprise, surprise 16 S.C.A. OFFICERS: Keith Hargrave, chaplain; Pam Pugh, secretary; Romeo Gillis, president; JoAnn Price, treasurer; John Spring, vice-president. The S.C.A. kept busy this year making as many school improvements as possible. Changes were made in the constitution, repre¬ sentation and election of officers. The largest achievement was in attaining a jukebox to be played in the cafeteria before school and during lunch. Delegates were sent to the state conven¬ tion in Roanoke, the district meeting at Berke¬ ley and the summer workshop at Lexington. Other events during the year included Home¬ coming, Toys for Tots, and three assemblies featuring the CONARC band, Pilgrim 20, and Free Fare, both rock bands. Miss Janice Hud¬ gins was sponsor. 17 Scoreboard Set Up For Baseball Games Interact stayed busy this year working de- voutely on the creation of a scoreboard to be used for Varsity and Junior Varsity Baseball games. The work took nearly three months and the fi¬ nances for the $200 project came mostly from keeping concessions during wrestling matches, baseball and basketball games, and from car washes. The other big event for the year was the annual Spirit Week celebrations which included the bonfire, dance, hat day, sign day and hobo day. The Fall Convention was held in Richmond and the Spring Convention was held at Virginia Beach. The club also contributed to Toys For Tots. President was Norman Tarbell and Mr, Richard Sailey was sponsor. 18 Free Tutoring Service Offered The main achievement of the National Honor Society was the creation of a free tutoring service offered to any Bethel student. This enabled stu¬ dents to obtain extra help during lunches and af¬ ter school in subjects where they were doing poorly. Two seasonal conventions were attended by some of the members. The main theme for both was “Education in the School and How to Im¬ prove It.” New members were installed at an assembly May 17. Sponsors were Mrs. Judy Thomas and Mrs. Kathryn LeFevere. 19 Field Trips Enrich Science Knowledge The purpose of the Science Club is to promote interest in all areas of science. During the year many field trips were taken to explore the science world and build enthusiasm in related careers. The club visited the Virginia Institute of Marine Science to attend lectures on pollution, toured the International Transportation Exposition at Dulles Airport, and went to William and Mary for a fo¬ rum on chemistry. At the Tidewater Science Congress in March, four students received recognition for their en¬ tries. Those students were Rosemary Tirrinanzi, Jenny Turpin, Helen Benet and Norman Tarbell. At the Va. Junior Academy of Science, Mitch Carr received a third place in physics. 20 Six Juniors A ttend Boys’ and Girls ' State The purpose of Boys’ and Girls’ State is to offer a better understanding of governmental practices to chosen students from area high schools. The twelve juniors chosen as delegates are elected through the history department on the basis of character, leadership, and scholastic record. The six boys attended the College of William and Mary during the week of June 11-17. Girls’ State was held at Radford College during the same week. 21 Debate Team Rates Fourth in District The Debate Team, as their name implies, par¬ ticipates in debates on the district and state level. Though they are just a novice team, they placed fourth in the district. They attended a workshop on debating in the early Fall, held at Pembroke High School. The affirmative and negative teams have participated in invitational meets at York High, Warwick High and the University of Rich¬ mond where the affirmative speakers received an “Outstanding Honorable Mention.” The team was under the direction of Mrs. Margaret Todd. Forensics Improves Speaking Ability The Forensics Team is not really a club, but rather an activity which attracts any students in¬ terested in public speaking. During the year they participated in the Spelling and Poetry categories of the District Meet in March and also in the American Legion Contest and the Voice of De¬ mocracy. Though they had no student to place, the experience helped them to obtain their main objective of improving speaking ability. Team sponsor was Mrs. Margaret Todd and Helen Benet was elected as president. 22 Chess Team . . . King of the Board The Chess Team had an outstanding year in which they captured two trophies for the school. They became District Champions once again with a 7:1 record losing only to Hampton Roads Academy. At the Washington Tournament, they received fifth place awards from competition in¬ volving more than forty differe nt schools. In District Individual Championship, James Edsel came in with a third place win and Charles Young won first place. The team anticipates going to State, if it is held, where they hope to boost their scoring record. The team consists of five players, two seniors, two juniors and one sopho¬ more. Sponsor for the team was Mr. Jeffrey Mar- ing. 23 Newsreels Help in Country The German Club was active this year in promoting German culture within the club it¬ self. At the beginning of the year, a dinner was served in the home ec. room and consisted of bratwurst (hot dogs), apfelkuchen (apple strut- tie), and krtopfelsalat (potato salad). Each month, there was a Continental Breakfast held and in June, there was a picnic held at Newport News City Park. Newsreels, ordered from Ger¬ many about the country provided interesting entertainment for several meetings. Rosemary Tirrinanzi was president and Mr. Joseph Spitzer was sponsor. See Spot . . . See Spot run. 24 French Embassy Visited Most of the activities of the French Club seemed to center around food. At the Christ¬ mas party, such authentic delicacies as onion soup, pastries, and escargot (snails) were sam¬ pled. The club decorated a car for the home¬ coming parade, participated in the Toys For Tots Drive and went caroling during Christmas vacation. The main goal of the club was a trip to the French Embassy and a French restaurant in Washington, D.C. This was accomplished af¬ ter many doughnut and bake sales. The sponsor this year was Mrs. Kathryn LeFevere and club president was Mike Kinney. 25 Health Club Buys Clinic a Wheelchair The Cadeusas Health Career’s Club at B.H.S. was established last year but has already started a long term service project for the school. As a Christmas project the club sold bows made by the Sarah Bonwell Hudgins Center and gave the teen¬ agers a party. With the profits off the bows a stretcher wheelchair was bought for the clinic. The club heard from representatives of the American Red Cross, Thomas Nelson’s Associate Degree Nursing Program, Riverside Hospital, and an Army Recruiter. A trip was taken to Walter Reed Hospital in Washington, D.C. where nursing and other careers were viewed. Mrs. Jeanne Brad¬ ley, school nurse was sponsor and Rose-Marie Webster was president. 26 F.B.L.A. is Active in Community Projects The Future Business Leaders of America had an active year in the community as well as at school. Besides the development of competent business leadership, improving the home and community is another effort of the club. Some ac¬ tivities this year included a field trip to a Business College and a Data Processing Center, hostesses at the Business Department Open House during National Education Week, making a thanksgiving basket for a needy family, sponsoring a trip to see the Ice Capades at the Coliseum for underprivi¬ leged children, contributing a gift to the Business Department and providing playtime activities for students at the Virginia State School. The presi¬ dent of the club was Sharon White and sponsor was Mrs. Marion Palmer. F.T.A. Assist Teachers to Gain Experience The Future Teachers of America began the year with the observation of American Education Week, highlighted by an assembly with the Co- narc Band and a fund raising project with the tra¬ ditional sale of candied apples. Service projects included volunteer work at Sarah Hudgins and as¬ sisting teachers which also provided good training. In the Spring a trip was taken to the College of William and Mary in order to gain a better un¬ derstanding of college life. The sponsors for the group were Mrs. Catherine Wilson and Mrs. Jerry Tylavsky. 27 Home Ec. Club Stresses Individual Management The Home Economics Club, formally known as Future Homemakers of America, attracted many girls enrolled in home ec. classes. The main pro¬ ject of the club was selling candy to raise money. As the name implies, the club stresses individ¬ ual management of the girls. Each class started a savings account with Mrs. Lane. They set up their own goals and upon reaching them, a trip was planned to visit New York City. Over seventy girls took the bus tour in April. They visited Man¬ hattan and Radio City, and explored the salesmen techniques while shopping in the stores. Mrs. Em¬ ily Lovett sponsored the club. k n§-? • j 28 G.R.A.’s Start Modern Dance Group The Modern Dance Group was added to the Girl’s Recreational Association this year. This group, along with gymnastics, track, basketball and other sports, was open to any interested girls. The activities gave the girls a chance to receive exercise, and competition to test their skills and patience. Coming up fourth in the district City Competition, they anticipate going to State Com¬ petition next year. Instructors for G.R.A.’s are Mrs. Pope and Mrs. Wolfe. 29 Bethel Majorettes add Grace to Football Field Under the leadership of their captain, Theresa White, the Majorettes added much beauty and grace to the football games and at pep rallies. The eight girls spent long hours learning new routines and their prac¬ tice proved to be effective in the competition meets. They entered twirling contests both as a squad and individually and won a second place in the regional competition for the National Majorette Association. They also marched in the Appleblossom Festival Pa¬ rade in Winchester, Va. and in the Williamsburg Christmas Parade. Here at Bethel, they performed with batons, pom-poms, and fire batons and ushered for the band concerts. The sponsor this year was Mrs. Susan Portlock. 30 JoAnn, we’ve got to stop meeting like this. Troubadour Works Hard to Meet Demand Along with normal class assignments, a few stu¬ dents from Creative Writing also find time to work on the Troubadour and the Rejection Slip. The Troubadour is Bethel’s literary magazine and is published annually. Any of the students are en¬ couraged to submit poetry, prose, or art and the best material is selected for publication. The Rejection Slip, a satirical magazine, con¬ tains material aimed at anything from student government and prejudice to puppy love and par¬ ents. The staff submits all work for this. The staff is under the leadership of Tom Wat¬ son and JoAnn Langley editors, and Miss Cather¬ ine Biles. 31 Community Service is Full Time Project The Y-Teens was formed at Bethel to help build character, dependability and leadership in the girls that joined. This year, serving in the community seemed to be a full time project. Dur¬ ing the Christmas season decorations were made for the confined patients at Patrick Henry Hospi¬ tal and a party was given for a needy Tidewater family. Easter bunnies were made for deprived children in the first grade at Machen Elementary. Other activities included pajama parties, award banquets and club meetings. 32 I forgot how to use this thing. Photo Staff Proves to be Efficient Without the co-operation and dependability of the Photo Staff, there would be no annual or news¬ paper printed. These six dedicated workers were on call almost any time of the day or night. They con¬ tributed a lot of their time to photographing, print¬ ing, and helping where they could be used. The re¬ sults of their hard work were viewed in many beau¬ tiful pictures for the school and individual students. 33 Annual Staff Creates a Two-Part Book Instead of being a handicap, the inexperience of this year’s Annual staff proved to be an asset. Originality was the main objective and the staff achieved this goal by designing a two-part book. With plans underway, the staff got busy and busy they were! The new ideas took much effort and skill and the staff spent many long hours after school and on weekends in order to meet dead¬ lines. The editor-in-chief was Frances Tedder and sponsor was Mr. Eugene Moser. “True Grit” 34 Bear Facts Staff Visits Daily Press Despite financial difficulties, the staff of the Bear Facts strived to serve the students. Though the quantity of the papers were reduced, the qual¬ ity remained superb. Issues were distributed dur¬ ing the Christmas season, on Valentine’s Day and as graduation neared, a senior edition came out containing the “last will and testament” of all graduating seniors. Each issue kept students in¬ formed on school activities. Part of the sta ff attended a journalism work¬ shop at the University of Richmond where new techniques were learned that enhanced their abili¬ ties. They also took a tour of the Daily Press building and Kecoughtan invited them to observe their group in action. Sponsor for the staff was Mr. Jeffrey Maring. 35 J.V. Cheerleaders show school spirit. Cheerleaders Work Hard to Encourage Enthusiasm The main purpose of the cheerleading squad is to promote school spirit. Both the Varsity and Junior Varsity cheerleaders tried to accomplish this through cheering at football and basketball games and a few wrestling matches. The Varsity Cheerleaders also sold ads for the football programs and helped with the Penin¬ sula United Fund. They were under the leader¬ ship of Susie Koepp and Debbie Auman, co-cap¬ tains, and they were sponsored by Mrs. Wayne Meleski. The Junior Varsity Cheerleaders served as hostesses at the opening of “Salt and Pepper” on Warwick Boulevard. They were sponsored by Miss Linda Miller and co-captains were Karen Lovetta and Patsy Bresette. 36 The only one in captivity. English Department Undergoes Revision As head of the English Department, Mrs. Anderson has been busy evaluating the English curriculum for a self study program. New courses are being selected to aid students in further study. The Humanities and civilizations classes were de¬ signed to challenge the student in his thinking concerning man and his world. 38 World War I was not in the 1800’s! Right on, man! Black Studies Added to History Curriculum The History Department at Bethel High broad¬ ened its curriculum with the addition of Black Studies. This course introduced to the student rel¬ evant material on both the history and language of the black people. Students taking the course also published a newspaper, “The Voice,” which as its name indicates, expressed current ideas and opinions. The Black Studies, in conjunction with world history, U.S. history, and U.S. government, provided a wide range of studies within the his¬ tory department all under the head of Mr. Wil¬ liam Evans. What was the name of that war? 39 Students Increase Knowledge of Numbers Bethel’s Mathematics Department offered a wide range of courses for those students either needing a math credit or interested in extending their knowledge of the field. Classes started at the lower levels of general math and progressed into Math Analysis and Calculus for the advanced stu¬ dents. Mr. Richard Sailey did an excellent job of heading up the department. 40 I knew Einstein was wrong. Science Challenges Students to Think Under the direction of Miss Frances Min¬ kins, the Science Department challenged students to learn more about the world in which they live. In both classwork and labs, new ideas were met and attempted to be understood. Students were offered classes in Biology, Physiology, Chemistry, and Physics and many of them signed up more for the challenge than for the credit. 41 Gymnastics Strive to Build Healthy Bodies Reaching, jumping, throwing, flipping, pulling, pushing, and rushing through a cold shower are only a part of an hour’s work in gym. Under the able leadership of Mr. Anthony Hatsias, the Physi¬ cal Education department attempted to strengthen the body as well as the mind of many gym students. They were given the opportunity to participate in games and sports along with learning personal health and hygiene in the Health Classes. Driver’s Education was also offered as part of the curricu¬ lum. 42 Students Prepare for Business World Accounting . . . Economics . . . Machinery techniques . . . These are all a part of the busi¬ ness department, headed by Mrs. Elsie Cox. The main achievement is to improve occupational skills thus producing effective job workers. New equipment was added this year in data processing, including a badly needed key punch machine. The largest number of students sign up for steno and typing classes, usually in order to improve school work. The department hopes to add new courses and extra working room next year. 43 Languages Bridge Communications Gap The need to be conversant in a foreign lan¬ guage is becoming increasingly important. At Be¬ thel, emphasis is placed upon the languages as a means of communication. Department head, Mr. James Earley, did a lot to promote enthusiasm in foreign countries and their languages. During Na¬ tional Foreign Language Week, students wore costumes reflecting the dress of natives of the country they were studying. Signs were also hung about the school. Is that how you spell it? 44 R.O.T.C. Receives Honor Awards For exceptional bravery . . . This has marked the second year for the Army Junior R.O.T.C. program here at Bethel and many are looking forward to next year when the full three year program will be effective. The ac¬ complishments for the year proved to be more than gratifying. Although at press time, no official notice has been received, there is every indication that the Cadet Battalion will once again receive the “Honor School” and “Honor School with Dis¬ tinction” awards from the Department of the Army. These awards will place Bethel’s R.O.T.C. program at the top of all United States high schools. 45 Students Express Themselves “Express Yourself,” could easily have been the theme for the Fine Arts Department this year, where students had a chance to freely ex¬ press themselves while developing their individ¬ ual talents. Under the direction of Mr. William Wiggs, band, chorus, art and drama gave stu¬ dents a wider range of electives to choose from. Many students enrolled in more than one of the classes. Throughout the year the students had a chance to show their talents in exhibits, con¬ certs and plays. 46 Industrial Arts Teach Useful Skills Perhaps the most useful courses offered to students are those under the Practical Arts de¬ partment. In the areas of industrial arts and home economics, students learn skills helpful to them both at home and school. This year there was more experimentation with making simu¬ lated models from plans, and practicing skills that were learned. Hoping to interest more girls in the industrial crafts, more courses are being planned for the future. Mr. Chisman was de¬ partment head. 47 Marty Wade A warded “Boy Student of the Year ” The purpose of the Distributive Education Club is to improve understanding in occupational rela¬ tionships. They visited many shopping centers to observe sales techniques. Some of these included Pembroke Mall, Military Circle Mall, stores in Washington, and the new Model City Complex in Maryland. In November, the annual Employer- Employee Banquet was held at Bethel and in De¬ cember, the Open House for Faculty and Admin¬ istration. At the District Meet, Bethel placed in seven categories and Marty Wade was awarded as “Boy Student of the Year,” enabling him and two other delegates to go to State Competition in Roanoke. Studying diligently helps to raise grades. 48 Bruins Only Team to Defeat Mariners Bruin Power continued its dominance over Ferguson for the fourth straight year by defeating the Mariners, 14-7, in a crucial grid game for both teams. With early season wins over Menchville, Denbigh, James Blair, Norcom, and Pembroke, the Green and Gold found themselves in a four¬ way tie for the district lead. However, in a rain- soaked Homecoming game, the Bruins were knocked out of first place when Kecoughtan upset the highly-favored Bethel club. Other losses came from the hands of York, Warwick, and arch-rival Hampton. With a total of only twelve seniors on the team, the Bethel High School Bruins can look forward to an even better season next year. 49 Bethel Fourth in Football mm . ■ r ■■ ■ ' ' ■ .... V . , •■ ' ■■■ .■ - ■ : .; Arthur Mason heads for end zone in the Denbigh game. Morris Blueford evades Norcom defender. 50 Running A ttack Effective Following the blocks made by Bethel, a Bruin gains yardage in the Norcom game. 51 Quarterback Eddie Tyndall searches for an open receiver in the Hampton game. 52 Menchville Ferguson ■mm _ Kec ' oughtaif Bruins A chieve Winning Year Warwick Hampton InexperienceDepth Hinder J. V. ’s Inexperience and depth seemed to be the main factors a gainst the Baby Bruins as the J.V.’s posted one victory in ten games. According to Coach Bouchard, the lack of depth was attributed to the fact that most sophomores, who were to play for the J.V.’s, were moved to the varsity level. The coach stressed that even though the junior gridders had a losing season, they gave 100% to make every game a tough one. Fumbles, interceptions, and penalties proved to be the deci¬ sive mistakes. J.V. quarterback throws to an open receiver in first quarter against Hampton. 53 Cross Country Defeats Hampton While not having an over-all winning sea¬ son, the cross country team experienced several bright moments. Posting a 2-5 record, the Bruins met with their perennial rival Hampton, with the BHS harriers edging the Crabbers, 27- 28. However, Bethel was denied the right to en¬ ter the district meet as the Bruins committed two faults in a single meet, which automatically disqualifies any team. Nelson Stortz and Stan O’Grady provided several individual highlights with their fine performances in many meets. 54 Wynder Top Scorer in District Led by Teko Wynder’s ability to score consist¬ ently, the Bruin basketball team finished the sec¬ ond half of the season winning six of the last nine games. During the first half, the Bruin quintet found themselves losing seven of the first nine contests, with several of the games decided by the last quarter of play. Marty Tingeloff and Craig Williams contributed much to the team effort with their excellent ball control. Mike Faulk, Gil Stewart, and Andre’ Wallace hampered other teams with their scoring ability. However, in the district tournament, the Bruins were edged out by Menchville in overtime, 61-59. 55 Bruins Finish Season Strongly 56 Bethel Enters District Tournament Bruin Andre Wallace shoots over the outstretched arms of a Denbigh Patriot. 1 J§ 1 Bethel 54 York 58 Bethel 68 York 64 Bethel 54 Warwick 70 Bethel 51 Warwick 54 Bethel 45 Pembroke 62 Bethel 69 Pembroke 65 Bethel 59 Kecoughtan i 63 Bethel 62 Kecoughtan 67 Bethel 67 James Blair 76 Bethel 81 James Blair 55 Bethel 59 Menchville 64 Bethel 58 Menchville 60 Bethel 45 Hampton 43 Bethel 58 Hampton 40 Bethel 64 Ferguson 71 Bethel 98 Ferguson 61 Bethel 86 Denbigh 75 Bethel 76 Denbigh 51 8-10 Bethel Hits Record 98 Points Against Mariners J. V. Cagers Gain Experience Despite a season record of 6-12, the J.V. bas¬ ketball team gained valuable experience in prepar¬ ing for participation on next year’s varsity team. The players learned of team work, the potential they contain, and the desire to win. As a result, the J.V.’s improved as the season progressed. These players have much to look forward to on next year’s varsity team. 59 Flucker Heads Wrestling Team The Bruin wrestlers improved steadily during the 1971-72 season to finish with a fourth place finish in district competition. The wrestlers com¬ piled an overall record of six wins and five losses. At the start of their season, the Bruin matmen had experienced only one victory in five matches. However, during the latter part of the season, the Bethel matmen won five of their six matches to end with a winning record. Jeff Flucker, along with other Bruin matmen, powered Bethel to a fine finish in both the Eastern regionals and the State wrestling meet. 60 61 Wrestlers Achieve Winning Year Bethel 5 Menchville 45 Bethel 37 Denbigh 18 Bethel 20 Norfolk Academy 21 Bethel 23 York 32 Bethel 18 Ferguson 37 Bethel 30 Kecoughtan 24 Bethel 27 Colonial Heights 26 Bethel 63 James Blair 6 Bethel 33 Pembroke 27 Bethel 36 Warwick 23 Bethel 22 Hampton 30 6-5 62 J. V . Wrestlers Compile 9-2 Slate The Bethel J.V. wrestlers, in recording an im¬ pressive 9-2 won-lost record, found themselves in second place in the Peninsula standings. The po¬ tential and attitude the junior varsity wrestlers displayed throughout the season was cited as a main factor in achieving a winning year. The two losses the J.V.’s experienced came from a total of only nine points. With next year’s varisty team depending on this year’s J.V.’s, it is highly proba¬ ble that Bethel will have some of the best wres¬ tlers in the state next year. Bethel 67 Walsingham 0 Bethel 25 Menchville 30 Bethel 42 Denbigh 15 Bethel 43 Norfolk Ac. 24 Bethel 41 Ferguson 19 Bethel 45 Kecoughtan 21 Bethel 49 Colonial Hts. 10 Bethel 48 James Blair 9 Bethel 60 Pembroke 9 Bethel 51 Warwick 6 Bethel 26 Hampton 30 9-2 63 Swimmers Endure Losing Season Although winning only one out of ten contests, the Bethel High swimming team experienced se¬ veral bright moments during the season. The team itself posed several threats to many of the Penin¬ sula area high schools. Individually, Steve Seber, a senior, proved to be the most outstanding swim¬ mer on the 1971-72 swimming team. 64 65 Indoor Track Defeats Hampton 66 In preparing for outdoor track, the indoor track team went against four teams on the Peninsula. Even though winning only one out of the four contests, against arch-rival Hampton, the Bruin runners definitely had a notable improvement. Al¬ though the team had some tough breaks, they were well-above average. Bethel 48 Warwick 70 Bethel 41 Denbigh 77 Bethel 41 Ferguson 75 Bethel 75 Hampton 43 1-3 67 Trackmen Set New Records After dropping its first two decisions, the Bethel outdoor track team came back to win five straight, and as a result, have a very successful season. In the Indian River relays, the Bruin relay team of Calvin Randolph, Nelson Stortz, and the Blueford brothers, Morris and Clyde, set a new state record in the 880 relay with a 1:29.4. The old state record was 1:30.5, set in 1959 and equalled by a different Bethel track team in 1970. In the district meet, Bethel finished in fourth place with a total of twenty points. Bethel 56 Kecoughtan 77 Bethel 27 Menchville 104 Bethel 120 Pembroke 11 Bethel 75 Warwick 56 Bethel 83 York 48 Bethel 92 ■- ■■ • . James Blair 38 Bethel 8 1 1 2 Denbigh 49k 2 5-2 t 68 69 Tennis Team Ends 5-5 Overall Losing three of their first four matches, the Be¬ thel High tennis team came on strong during the latter part of the season to finish with a 4-5 re¬ cord, good enough for a fifth place finish in dis¬ trict competition. The Bruins were 5-5 overall. In the district tournament, Richard Rhyne, the num¬ ber one Bruin player, reached the finals of the first day, but was knocked out. -..—— I ' ’ ,{• ' J rT j i . n ' 1 11 rubai, JiL. ilw ' M V ? % I I - mil -• - , m mi 70 Bethel 7 Churchland Bethel 7 Pembroke Bethel 0 Menchville Bethel 1 Ferguson Bethel 4 York Bethel 6 James Blair Bethel 9 Denbigh Bethel 2 Warwick Bethel 1 Kecoughtan Bethel 6 Hampton 5-5 5 3 0 7 8 3 71 M O On CO Bethel Repeats as Peninsula ' s District Golf Champion The Bethel High School Bruins won the Group AAA Peninsula District golf championship for the second straight year, when the Bruins nipped Hampton, 331-332 in the final district match. The Green and Gold ended the regular season play with an 8-1 record, while the Crabbers finished in second place. Skeeter Heath, last year’s State high school champion, was the team’s most outstanding golfer as he often hit around par in each match. In addi¬ tion, Heath, the defending champion of 1971, fin¬ ished third in the state. Bethel 289 Pembroke 340 Bethel 320 James Blair 357 Bethel 286 Menchville 317 Bethel 319 Ferguson 330 Bethel 326 York 354 Bethel 350 Denbigh 345 Bethel 339 Warwick 351 Bethel 317 Kecoughtan 318 Bethel 331 Hampton 332 8-1 72 if- ft . . • 4 - 4 , ' ' | V- 73 Bruins Number One in District 74 Strong Hitting Brings BHS District Title The Bethel Baseball team won the season title for the second time in three years when the Bruins whipped Hampton in the season finale. The Green and Gold compiled a regular-season record of 14 wins and 4 losses, including a win¬ ning streak of eight games. Boasting the district’s highest team batting average of .358, the hardbal- lers beat Deep Creek in the first game of the East¬ ern Regionals 2-1, behind the strong pitching of Greg Tucker. However, the Bruins were elimi¬ nated in the championship game by favored Kempsville, 8-1. Bethel 7 Ferguson 0 Bethel 2 York 4 Bethel 12 James Blair 0 Bethel 2 Menchville 1 Bethel 7 Pembroke 2 Bethel 5 Denbigh 4 Bethel 2 Kecoughtan 3 Bethel 4 Warwick 1 Bethel 10 Hampton 4 Bethel 4 Ferguson 5 Bethel 3 York 4 Bethel 4 Menchville 2 Bethel 7 James Blair 0 Bethel 15 Pembroke 5 Bethel 7 Kecoughtan 6 Bethel 4 Warwick 3 Bethel 6 Denbigh 0 Bethel 4 Hampton 0 14-4 75 Bruin Power Ranks Supreme 76 77 J. V. Baseballers Win District Title The Junior Varsity Baseball team had a highly productive season as the Baby Bruins finished in first place with an 11-2-1 record to win the district title. Joey Callaway proved to be one of the more valuable players as he pitched extremely well in several key games. The J.V.’s certainly can look forward to a fine season on the Varsity level next year. 78 Debra Knight Chosen as Miss Kickoff The 1971-72 school year began with the crowning of Debra Knight as Miss Kick-Off. Ka¬ thy Truman was also a contender for the title. Debra was crowned during intermission at the Kick-Off dance and was presented to the stu¬ dent body at the Bethel-Menchville game. m 79 Joy Langley Reigns at Second Homecoming Joy poses as Homecoming Queen This year, a new technique was used in vot¬ ing for the Homecoming Queen. Tables were set up, and students were urged to vote by putting pennies in a jar. The pennies were counted, and it was announced at the Homecoming game against Kecoughtan that Joy Langley won the title. Dawn King was selected as Miss Bruin. The junior at¬ tendants were Melody Parrish and Valerie Mar¬ shall. Irene Maher and Patsy Bressette repre¬ sented the sophomore class. 80 If You Can’t Ride ’Em , Join ’Em In order to provide the outdoor track team with sweats and tennis shoes, the Bethel High Key Club sponsored a donkey basketball game in the BHS gym. Members of the faculty, SCA exec¬ utive board, and the Key Club participated in the game. Students seemed to enjoy seeing their teachers being thrown off the donkeys. % . § - . , I can’t believe he held that whole thing! 81 This year the marching band made its second annual trip to Winchester to participate in the Shenendoah Apple Blossom Festival with money obtained by several fund raising projects. The concert band, besides holding Christmas and spring concerts, was a part of the combined high school bands of the city of Hampton in a performance for the state IRA convention at the Hampton Roads Coliseum. An addition to our band was the stage band, patterned after the large bands of the past which play contemporary music. 82 Band Raises Money to A ttend Apple Blossom Festival in Winchester The band performs during half-time at the foot¬ ball games. 83 Regional Chorus performs at Bethel ■L ' A l i i 84 mHtt Bruin Singers Highlight Choral Department Under the able direction of Mrs. Barbara Da¬ vis, the Bethel High School chorus presented two fine concerts this year, along with performances at the Sarah Hudgins Center, and at the P.T.A. banquet. Through two money making projects, the chorus was able to purchase much needed stereo equipment. The choral department also had the privilege of hosting the 1972 Regional Chorus, which involved a great deal of preparation and hard work by many chorus members. An addition to this year’s choral department was a mixed ensemble, the Bruin Singers. This group performed at numerous hospitals and nurs¬ ing homes, and brought added attention and praise to this outstanding department. 85 The school year 1971-72 has been a busy and successful one for Bethel’s Drama Department. Tremendous participation on the part of all the students enabled the Thespians and Garricks to put on three great shows. The year opened with the appearance of a new drama teacher, Mrs. Eaton. Aided by Mr. Chet Luck, she immediately began work on our fall production, The Impossible Years. This show had immense success, and was rapidly followed by the Mortician’s Gallery, a series of chilling one-acts, and Cactus Flower, a love comedy. Much hard work went into all these productions, and every member of the Drama Department is glad to have been a part of all the work; all in all, “it was a very good year.” 86 Drama Club Draws Record-Breaking Crowds Mike Cowan does an excellent make-up job on Paul Welch. 87 Just My Imagination On the night of April 22, the traditional Ring Dance was given to the Juniors by the Sophomore class. Accentuating the candlelit tables, the deco¬ rations were done in green and gold with touches of spring pastels. The theme, “Just My Imagina¬ tion,” was played by Slapwater Jack. Irene Maher and Patty Irby headed the Ring Dance commit¬ tee. ■m. i .msp: hhh Dancing is so much fun . . . 88 Hey Mister, how should I smile? 89 For some reason, I’ve just got to have a pickle l -k 90 Senior Luau Not Spoiled by Rain Senior tradition continued as the Luau was held at Gosnold’s Hope Park. Music was provided by the Soul Phonics, and everyone was urged to dress in Hawaiian attire. The Luau gave the Sen¬ iors a chance to be with friends before parting af¬ ter graduation. 91 Seniors Cite Prom as Being “Wonderful 3 All Seniors will agree that the theme for the Prom, “Some Kind of Wonderful” was perfect. Af¬ ter signing the guest book, the couples entered the naturally elegant Rodef Sholom Temple where they could dance, have refreshments, or just relax. The Five O’Clock Shadow provided a wide variety of music which allowed everyone to express themselves and have a good time. After the Prom, most of the seniors and their dates went to parties or the beach. Very definitely, the Prom was wonderful. Lu Ann Cates was in charge of all Prom prepara¬ tions. 92 93 mm SC tT% Ills I %;fe: 95 96 “A Day in the Life of Bethel ” “A day in the Life of Bethel,” was the theme for the Senior Class Night. In a series of skits, the students relived the past three years at Bethel. The Senior Hall of Fame was presented at the be¬ ginning of the program as many of the superla¬ tives “dressed according to their title.” “Bugs, Roaches, and Fleas!” 97 98 Baccalaureate Inspires Seniors Rev. A. P. Bailey speaks at Baccalaureate This year Baccalaureate was again held in the Coliseum with all of the Hampton high schools. Although most Bethel seniors would have prefer¬ red the service at school, they were perhaps in¬ spired by the words of Reverend A. P. Bailey. The combined A’Cappella choirs sang as the graduates marched into the Coliseum, and again as they left. This special service was a moment to remember for all seniors. 99 Class of ’72, Leaders of Tomorrow 100 To the tune of “Pomp and Circumstance,” most of the seniors marched into the Coliseum a little tearful and very nervous. President of the Senior Class, Curtis Allison, thanked the administration for their dedicated efforts, and in behalf of the Class of ’72, presented to Mr. Gilligan, a portrait of Mr. Montague, Bethel’s first principal. Class speakers Sheila Batts and Richard Rhyne reminded every graduate of the past and urged them to look towards the future. The past twelve long years of work culminated as Mr. Gilligan awarded the diplomas. And with a great sense of pride, the Class of 1972 sang their Alma Mater for the last time. 101 102 Hall of Fame Adds to Class Night MOST ATHLETIC Morris Blueford Maria Malerba MOST TALENTED Marilyn Bowen Steve Dilley (not pictured) BEST ALL AROUND Jenny Schroeder David Hutcheson (not pictured) 103 BEST DANCER Regina Carpini Sam Wilson (not pictured) BEST DRESSED Eddie Irby Kathy Hendricks BEST LOOKING Kathy Truman (not pictured) Rick Carsia WITTIEST Jeffy Carpini Mike Brewer FRIENDLIEST Susie Koepp Martin Whitley CUTEST Renee Freeman Ricky Briggs 104 MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED Debbie Auman John Spring MOST INTELLECTUAL Rosemary Tirinnanzi David Hill MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Jenny Turpin Francis McDonald MOST POPULAR Debbie Ashe Romeo Gillis BIGGEST FLIRT Daresa Beasley Jeff Speigel (not pictured) MOST TALKATIVE Cindy Schreck John Mitchell (not pictured) QUIETEST Rosemary Judy David Bristow 105 Faculty Strives to Broaden Horizons 106 Contrary to popular belief, the faculty and administration at Bethel are human. The female teachers played in a Powder Puff football game and some male faculty members participated in the Donkey Basketball game. With patience and understanding, our faculty attempts to encourage all students to aspire for high goals. Miss Trimble attacks Maria Malerba in Powder Puff game. 107 108 Teachers Encourage Students Really girls, tell me how you did it. Teachers Become Involved Ill m 112 113 Dennis O. Gillikin, B.A., M.Ed., University of Tennes¬ see, College of William and Mary; Principal Rufus Gant, B.S., M.Ed., Hampton Institute, Univer¬ sity of Illinois; Assistant Principal Cecil B. Tillery, Jr., A.B., M.A., Sheperd College, Col¬ lege of William and Mary; Assistant Principal Jeanette H. Anderson, A.B., M.A., Virginia State Col¬ lege, College of Colorado, Columbia University, Cath¬ olic University, Hampton Inst.; English and Humani¬ ties Gerry P. Baltes, A.B., College of William and Mary; English Virginia Bergin, B.S., M.S., Indiana University; Guid¬ ance Counselor Lynda H. Bohn, B.A., Columbia College; English Roger D. Bouchard, B.S., Fredick College, Dollar Data; World History Thelma D. Boyd, B.S., M.A., Hampton Institute, New York University, University of Oregon; English and Black Experience Edward J. Bruger, Colonel USA (RET) Command and General Staff College, Master’s of Military Science Samuel E. Butler, B.S., North Carolina A and T State University; U.S. History and Black Experience Nancy B. Catlett, B.S., Longwood College; English Arlington W. Chisman, Master’s, Virginia State Col¬ lege; Electronics Thomas W. Clawson, B.S., West Virginia University; Guidance Counselor Nancy C. Cockrell, B.A., Madison College; Govern¬ ment Nancy W. Companion, B.A., William and Mary; U.S. History Elsie M. Cox, B.S., Madison College; Typing Elma A. Crosby, B.S., Longwood College; D.E. 114 Our Teachers Offer a Lot More than Knowledge James H. Earley, B.S., M.A., A T College, New York University; French Melinda G. Eaton, B.A., Virginia Commonwealth Uni¬ versity; Drama, English Raymond A. Ellenson, B.S., V.P.I. and S.U.; Mechani¬ cal Drawing Edward Ellis, B.S., College of William Mary; Biol¬ ogy Faye G. Everett, B.S., Longwood College; Biology Esta S. Forrest, B.S., Northwestern State College, V.P.I.; Home Economics Carol D. Goodwin, B.A., Allen University; English Elizabeth B. Green, B.A., M.Ed., William Mary; Li¬ brarian Glyn A. Hairfield, B.S., East Tennessee State Univer¬ sity; U.S. History and Government Mary J. Hawkins, B.A., Randolph Macon Women’s College; Spanish Elizabeth M. Hines, B.A., M.A., Shaw University Hampton Institute; Director of Guidance David M. Hinkle, B.S., Davis Elkins College; U.S. His¬ tory 115 Our Teachers Never Give Up Robert B. Hintz, B.S., East Carolina University; Physi¬ cal Education Janice R. Hudgins, B.S., Longwood College; Typing I, Bookkeeping Georgi a M. Hunter, A.B., M.A., M.Ed., Atlantic Chris¬ tian College, East Carolina University, University of North Carolina; Biology Marion P. Johns, B.S., M.A., Hampton Institute, Vir¬ ginia Union University; Office Services I, Clerk-Typ¬ ists I Anthony Katsias, East Carolina University; Physical Education Louise B. Kayton, B.S., Longwood College; Steno I, Typing Claudette R. Keeney, B.A., William Mary, St. An¬ drews Pres. College, Columbia College; English and Speech Whitney C. Kehn, B.S., Old Dominion; U.S. History, Government Dennis S. Kozlowski, B.A., Frederick College; English Letitia L Latta, B.S., Radford College; Assistant Li¬ brarian Kathryn F. LeFevere, B.A., St. Olaf College; French Karen C. Lohr, B.S., College of William and Mary; Spanish 116 Emily S. Levett, B.S., Virginia State College; Home Economics James B. Majka, B.S., M.A., Old Dominion University and Hampton Institute; Physics and Math Jeffrey H. Maring, B.S., Indiana University; English and Journalism Richard W. Matthis, B.S., Brigham Young University; Woodshop David R. Mefferd, B.B.A., Coe College University of Iowa, College of William and Mary; Algebra I, Phase I Linda L. Miller, B.A., M.Ed., Westhampton College, University of Virginia; English Frances B. Minkins, B.S., M.S., Hampton Institute, In¬ diana University; Chemistry and Chem-Study Robert L. Mitchell, B.S., North Carolina State Univer¬ sity, Hampton Institute; Math Analysis and Algebra Eugene P. Moser, A.B., College of William Mary; English and Annual Staff Wilford J. Mouton, B.S., Prairie View College A and M College; Geometry and Algebra II Marjorie H. Nilsson, B.A., M.Ed., Moraviaz College, Leigh University; Reading Marion P. Palmer, Hampton Institute; Clerk-typist I and Record Keeping and Typing I Susan L. Portlock, A.B., Mount Holyoke College; Government Kay K. Quitko, A.B., William and Mary; Trigonome¬ try, Analytic Geometry, Geometry Janet V. Ritt, B.A., Florence State University; English II 117 Kenneth R. Robertson, J ROTC Dorothy H. Samet, A.B., M.Ed., Boston University, William Mary; Guidance Counselor Thomas B. Shenk, J ROTC C. Bolen Shupe, B.S., M.A., East Tennessee State Uni¬ versity; Physical Education, Head Football Coach, Head Golf Coach Charles Sills, B.S., Hampton Institute; Art Nancy M. Skipwith, B.S., Hampton Institute; Spanish Bettie L. Slayton, B.S., Saint Paul’s College; Business La w, General Business, Stenography I Joseph B. Spitzer, A.B., Harvard College; German Linda D. Stout, B.A., William Mary; U.S. History Martha M. Tarkenton, B.S., Western Carolina College; Mathematics, Chemistry Margaret W. Todd, A.B., William Mary; English Kay W. Trent, B.S., East Tennessee State University; Physiology, Biology Linda G. Trimble, B.S., Longwood College; General Business, Typing Michael J. Tylavsky, B.S., Edinboro State University; Biology William T. Wiggs, M.Ed., B.M.Ed., Shenandoah Con¬ servatory of Music, William Mary; Instrumental Music Catherine S. Wilson, Florida Southern College, William Mary, ODU; Dean of Girls Carrie B. Wynder, B.S., Florida A M University; Hampton Institute; Cooperative Office Education, Ste¬ nography II, Clerk-Typist II Sandra K. Yaney, B.Ed., University of Toledo; Algebra Phase I, General Math 118 CUSTODIANS: Tony Green, Rose Godard, Chester Trapp, Josephine Barkers, Terry Pass OFFICE WORKERS: Lois Duke, Deborah Walker, Wilodyne Lane, Katy Rives CAFETERIA WORKERS: Ellen Spincer, Lila John¬ son, Megdalene Gillis, Inell Boone, Beulah Hunter, Marjorie Truitt 119 Sophomores Move Towards 9 74 Sylvia Aaronson Morris Abraham Mike Adams Earl Adcock Dim Aiken Clarence Albertson Laura Allen Randy Allen Robert Allen Jenny Alligood John Alligood Kent Allison David Anderson Toni Anderson Custis Andrews Jacob Andrews Sheila Armstead Terry Armstrong Mellisa Arney Leslie Aronsohn Ricky Arthur Sherie Ashcraft Stephen Ashe Diane Askew Carolyn Avent Bertha Avroy Greg Ballew Pam Banister Philip Bannon John Barker Janice Barnes Jim Barr Barney Batchelor James Bateman Steve Bateman Richard Baughn Denise Beasley Steve Bee 120 Chris Beggs Rodney Beggs David Bell Ronnie Bennett Peggy Benoche Charles Benson Steve Benson Calvin Benton Chuck Blackburn Betsy Blake John Blake Clyde Blueford Susie Bonnett Ronnie Booth Chris Bowman Tommy Bowman Phyllis Bradley David Breakiron Patsy Bressette Chris Brevig Debbie Briley Cathy Britt Donald Britt David Brough Briggette Brown David Brown Lee Buck Tom Buckingham Stephanie Bunn Mike Burnette Brenda Bums Joey Burns Debbie Burton Maryanna Burton Gregory Burwell Peggy Caldwell Joseph Calloway NA Joyce Cammon Pam Cammon Brenda Cambell Lynn Canada Nancy Carmines 121 Debbie Carney Twila Carsia Tommy Carter Randy Cartner Allen Cates Carolyn Cave Deborah Challenger DeRose Chapman Jimmy Charnock Mark Chrisrian Jane Church Karen Cisco Greg Clark Rosemary Clark Wayne Clark Roy Clarkson Don Clements Kathy Cockburn Judy Cohen Beth Coleman Susan Coley Roger Compton Gail Cook Robin Cook Lynda Cooke Connie Corbin Allen Corbitt Debbie Corbitt Glenn Corey Michael Cowan Mike Cowles Vanessa Cox Teresa Crandol Randy Crockett Cynthia Cross Spurgeon Cross Janet Crosse Ray Crowder Pam Cunningham Pat Curlings Donald Curry Carol Cutlip Paul Damron Reed Davis Helen Day 122 Kathy Dean Jeff Deavers Michael Denton Ronnie Dibble Judy Dickenson Debbie Dickerson Jimmy Diehl Lisa Dooley Tommy Doty Butch Doughty Jim Dresler Cindy Drinkard Teri Drischler James Driscoll Robert Drum Karen DuBose Vickie Dudash Tommy Duke Annette Dunn Billy Dunn Debbie Durham Emmit Eason Myrna Easthom Paul Eckhoff Randy Edgerton James Edsall Diane Edwards Debbi Eecker Jimmy Elder Denise Ellert John Ellert Allen Ellis Valerie Ellis Kathy Eudailey Patricia Evans Bruce Fair Laura Fair Avis Frances Joyce Francis Lawrence Francisco 123 Tereasa Farley Kathy Farrar Karan Ferk Grag Fisher Venessa Fitchett Larry Fitts Pam Forbes Ricky Forrest Steve Foushee Phil Fowler Martha Frank Jenifer Frederick Scot Freeze Earl Gage Alexander Gale Chandra Gary Renee Terri German Andy Gibbs Barry Gibbs Chip Gibson Tim Goddard Sandra Goforth Jackie Goodman Lowell Goodman Susan Goodrich Susan Grande C indy Grant Larry Grant Pam Grant Kent Grasso Cheryl Gratton David Gray Samuel Green Vicki Green Steve Greene Pam Hall Terry Hamlet Ruth Hansen Gary Hanson Tracy Hargrave Linda Harris Mark Harris 124 Reva Harris Anthony Harrison Jimmy Harrison Judy Harrison Pamela Harrison Lynwood Hart Butch Hayes Donna Head Ronnie Head Leonard Hearn Steve Hemler Vickie Hendricks Jay Herbert Milton Herring William Herring Melinda Hicks Dan Hill Carolyn Hilton Deborah Hinnant Cindy Hockaday George Hockaday Lydia Holland Theresa Holland Anderson Hope Merritt Hope Wilton Hope Larry Horn Donna Horton Denise Howard Lynise Howard Christine Howder Beth Howell Mike Howell Charlie Hubbard Judy Hudson Judy Huey Mary Hunt Jill Hutcheson 125 Deryll Inman Patti Irby Donnie Isbell Cynthia Jackson Deborah Jackson Juanita Jackson Sharon Jackson Tom Jenkins Joel Jensen Alice Johnson Howard Johnson Janice Johnson Ruley Johnson Audrey Jones Becky Jones Bruce Jones John Jones Katra Jones Michael Jones Mike Jones Paul Jones Robin Jones Tommy Jones Mary Lou Jost Paula Keeter Gemma Kelley Karen Kennedy Ann Kennington Kathy Ketterman Robert Ketterman Denise Kincaid David King Linda King Becky Kipper Janet Kirkley Gilbert Kirkman Kathy Kissam Andrew Kline Brian Koch Dana Komarek Harry Lackey Susan LaFrance Aubrey Lane D. Langley 126 Sandra Langley Ruth Lanning Ronald Latta Patrice La Voie Denise Laws Leslie Leavitt Shirley Lee Lance Lefler Robert Leigh Gail Lewis Henry Lewis Kim Lewis Phyllis Lewis Robin Lewis Dan Linham Phillip Link Tommy Link Chris Linkous Edwin Little Theresa Little Susan London Sharon Long Celestine Love Karen Lovett Carrie Lowry Dianna Lunger William Lyles Steve Lyliston Darlene Mack Jackaline Mack Tannis Macklin Irene Maher Mike Mahloy Stanley Mayor Juanita Malone Sandy Maloney Keith Mann Cynthia Marshall 127 Dennis Marshall Rodney Marshall Cindy Martin Diann Martin Donna Martin Beverly Massengill Gary Massey Arthur Mason Mary Matthews Cindy Maxson Julia McCalister Danya McKoy Kathy McLaurin John McNider Susan McNider Theresa Meares Donna Merritt Francis Meyer Karen Miles Patti Mills Tommy Mills Judy Mitchell Larry Mitchell Raymond Mitchell Steve Mitchell Hope Monday Eddie Montoya Bobby Moore Joyce Moore Pam Moore Billy Morgan Dianne Morgan Pam Morrison Susan Morrison Brenda Morton Gary Morton Emma Mullins Cathy Munn 128 Sharon Murvin Marcell Nash Linda Neeley Patti Neil Amy Nelson Bennie Nelson Dianne Nicholas Mike Nikithson Doug Noce Willie Norton Margaret Nourse Gina Nunley Darcell Owen Barbara Owens Tia Owens Donna O’Hara Jay Oliver Paul Packer Sharon Parker Barbara Parsons Stephanie Patterson Ruth Ann Pavlovsky Doris Payne Sam Payne Chris Pena Judy Penn Frances Pete Mary Lou Peterson Brian Phillips Pam Piland Thomas Pittman Jeff Polack Sheila Porter Barbara Post Kenneth Potts Francine Powell Michael Powers Peggy Presley Theresa Price Bonnie Pritchett 129 Coni Pritchett Terry Proctor Pam Puckett Chuck Pugh Karen Quinn Michael Rawles Russel Reavis Leon Reeves Larry Register Joan Richardson Lynell Richardson George Riefler Frances Riter Pat Robinson Joyce Robinson Kelly Rogers Ernest Rosenberg Mark Ross Cathy Rountree Debbie Rowe Vivian Rowe Lorna Rowney Danny Ruce Leslie Salken Wendy Saltzgiver Dana Sample Carl Samuel Linda Saucier Milton Sawyers Willie Schoenberger Melissa Scoggin Penny Schreck Charles Scott 130 1 � J m v ; t Jr • t 1 m Cindy Searls Freida Seay Wyndell Seay Jane Servais Ronnie Sharpe Neva Shifflet Robin Shumaker Jim Smelgus John Smelgus David Smith Fred Smith Harold Smith Jeanne Smith Jeff Smith Ronda Smith Delores Spangler Gary Spivey David Spruill Debbie Squires Larry Staples ■p.. ™ r - fjicVi. ®|W : i r m 4 P Jif mm r vs S ' - , j . r ym WL A 1 f David Stein Evie Stenning Andrea Stephens Debbie Stephens Billy Stewart Warren Stillman Mason Stokes Susan Stolpe Kathy Stouffer Debbie Strickland Jenny Strickland Lonnie Sullivan Danny Sumners Sharon Surber Mary Talton Patty Taul Michael Taylor Terry Taylor Wayne Taylor Becky Teasdale Randy Teague Cynthia Tensley Hugh Terry John Tetreault 131 Tony Thigpin Fred Thompson John Thompson Kirk Thompson Sinae Thompson Gary Thurman Sherry Tigrett Vickie Tillman Paul Timbrell Lenni Trollinger Linda Trusty Regina Tuberville Sharon Tucker Barry Turner Freddie Turner Lawrence Turner Carol Tyndall Dianne Van Dyke Keith Van Dyke Andre Vann Claude Vann Margaret Vogtsberger Cindy Voight Amy Voris Tony Wade Keith Waldrop Steve Waldrop Carolyn Walker Pam Walker Jerry Wallace Jeanne Walls Kevin Walsh Lena Ward Sherry Warlitner Allen Warnock Michele Washington Elaine Watson Kendall Watts Robin Waxman Mike Wecholer Keith Westbrook Bonnie Whitaker 132 Dorothy Whitaker Terri Whitaker Cliffton White Evetta White Walter Whitt Rosylen Whithurst Barbara Whitley Deborah Wilfong Jim Willard Alonzo Williams Jr. Brian Williams Debbie Williams Earned Williams Eric Williams Randy Williams Fred Williamson James Williamson Wayne Williamson Jay Willig Howard Wilson Patricia Wilson Richard Wilson Ronald Wilson Roy Wilson Sylvia Winters Ellen Wisearson Carol Womack Joanne Womack Buster Wood Dennis Woodard Chris Woodring Rhonda Woods Joan Woolard Buddy Wright Larry Youngs Joe Yurick 133 Juniors Make Preparations for Senior Prom John Acord Nancy Agee Martin Aherran Cindy Alldever Jack Allen Susie Amburgey Rosy Anderson Beth Archbold Kenny Armistead Regina Armistead Bonnie Atwell Mike Avery Danny Axsom Sandy Backus Harry Bandy Debbie Banks R. 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Downing Marilyn Dreylick James Dubose Kathy Ducharme Patty Duff Laura Duff Brend Duncan Terry Dunn Laura Easier Susan Cook Lisa Copeland Debbie Coston William Crandall Bevlah Cox Lynn Crawford Debbie Crenshaw Elizabeth Crocker Delwin Croom Cynthia Curry Charles Custis Barbie Cutler Emily Dail Dan Dalzell Debra Davenport 136 Don Eastwood David Edwards Jackie Edwards Steve Elkins David Elliott David Ellis Gial Espil John Espil Kathy Evans Robert Evans Ronnie Eudailey Mike Faulk Alan Feick Danny Fielder Sherry Fineman Kenny Fisher Quinetta Fitchett Donald Flucker Lynne Ford Barbara Foss Alfred Fox Michael Fox Denise Freeman Dennis Fullwood Sam Gaita Bobby Gandee Jimmy Gardner Nancy Gardner Tom Gentry John German Suzie Gibson John Giest Donald Goff Diane Goodwin Jackie Grace Joey Graham Shirley Grant Vanessa Graves Wendi Griffiths Teri Gross Steven Grubb Linda Guilford Wade Guinn Panice Hardison Gary Harden Janice Hanvey Bobby Hanna Audrey Hankla Mary Hamrick Andrew Hamilton Bobby Hahn Keith Hargrave Evelyn Harper K. P. Harrell Ginnie Harris Reta Harris Cheryl Hartzheim Barbara Hatchell Frances Hatchell Hormon Harves Jessie Hawkins Paulette Hawthorne Jimmy Hayes Robin Hayes Debbie Haynes Windell Haynes David Hays Diane Hearl Skeeter Heath Alan Henderson Janet Henderson Steve Hendricks Debbie Hessler Jeanne Hill Sharon Hines Simmon Hicks Jean Hoggard Larry Hogge 138 Paula Holden Eddie Holland Lucille Holmes Robert Holmes Debby Holton Mark Hope Wendy Howard Wayne Hudgins Ron Huey Donna Hull Sheilah Hunter Robert Huth Rose Jackson Gary Jarrett Cynthia Jennings Gustavus Johnson Dennis Jones Kathy Jones Kathy N. Jones Marie Jones Neal Jones Skip Jones Kitya Jordon H. L. Karika Sharon Kea Mike Kehoe Lori Keller Cathy Kelly Patty Kelly Shielah Kelly Terry Kennedy Brenda Kincaid Ann King Don Kirk John Kirkley 139 Jan Langley Jerry Langley JoAnn Langley Leslie Laubach Mary Lawson Monty Leavell Sandra Lee Elena Lewis Marian Lewis Timothy Lewis Ron Lindsey Jeff Linkous Raye Livingston Jeff Long Rolland Long Wilber Lovett Patricia Lucey Charles Mann Valerie Marshall Janis Marth Sandy Massie Connie Matthews Mike May Mike Mayo James McClan Johnnie McClain Stephenin McClory David McCoy Angela McClure Jim McCollum Susan McLane Gary McLemore Ralph McMillian Walter McNeil James McReynolds Darryl Miles Doug Miller Judy Minick 140 Rory Miott Ramon M onroe Mirella Moon Eddie Moriarity Mike Morris Robin Morris Terry Morris Casey Morrison Candy Moore Charles Moore Fannie Moore Gary Moore Martha Moore Jackie Mullins Ricky Mullins Jennifer Myers Jeff Nance Kathy Neel Tim Nelson Matt Nortness Stan O’Grady Pam Oliver Jerry Orrell Regina Overbey Patsy Owens James Page Teddy Pait Angelo Papas Christy Parham Aundrey Parker William Parker Martha Parrish Melody Parrish Bessie Parrous James Pajot Cathy Pate Valerie Patterson Vickie Payne Greg Payne Tom Paynter 141 Harvey Peck Farley Peel Kris Penn Kip Peeler Pam Pereira George Perry Kenny Phaup Nancy Phillips Linda Peckens Tom Pongratz Joanette Pittman Joy Powell Hubert Powell Sharon Poupard Carolyn Potts Carlton Porier David Pockering Linda Prescott Joann Price Joyce Pringle Karen Proffitt Linda Puckett Pam Pugh Kathy Pursons Keith Quarles Sue Quinn Calvin Randolph Charles Randolph James Randolph Rudolf Reeves Wayne Richards Lynn Richardson Teresa Richardson Edwin Ricks Edwina Ricks Tom Rickman Geray Riter Jerry Roberts Dale Robinson Renee Romanak 142 Barry Rose Barbara Rowe Lynwood Rowles Rodney Sagaser Sandy Saley Joe Sain John Sain Ricky Satisfield Barbara Saunders Glenda Saunders Mike Saunders Linda Scales William Scearce Gail Schridde Tarina Schroder Joyce Seay Kathie Selby Sheila Shafer Wanda Shafer Sybil Shepherd Brad Shively Jeryl Shook David Shortt Joe Siefring David Simmons Pam Simonsen Sandra Simmons Terry Sizemore Micky Skinner Brenda Smith Glen Smith Mike Smith Patricia Smith Reece Smith Wanda Smith Roy St. Clair Larry Stein Ralph Stewart Alicyn Stokes Rich Stolarik 143 Bobby Stoneman Nelson Stortz Don Stouffer Barbara Sykes George Taswell Joseph Temple Andy Thomas Angela Thomas Stephen Thomas Ellanor Thompson Angela Tilghman Ralph Tilghman Bobby Tilson Marty Tingelhoff Mary Ann Tolley Sandra Turner Scor Turner Eddie Tyndall Debbie Tyree Debbie Ubnoske Lynn Venable Carol Wagner Tyrone Walker Randy Wallis Diane Wallace Debbie Wards Tom Warritner Debbie Warner Rickie Washington Sandy Watts Elayne Weber Karen Wells Cynthia West Glenn West Richard West George Wheeler Janifer Whitaker Pat White Huck Whitener Amanda Whitehead Karen Whitfield John Wilder 144 Beverly Wilfong Linda Wilkins Debbie Wilmoth Craig Williams Ernie Williams Kim Williams Mike Williams Pattie Williams David Wilson Maria Wilson Roger Wilson Roosevelt Wilson Stephen Wilson Billy Wise Joseph Wolf Danny Wood Shane Wright Paul Yarns Mike Yost Charles Young David Youngs 145 Seniors Await Graduation Day KENNETH TIMOTHY ACOL German Club 11. SUSAN CAROL ACORD CYNTHIA ALFORD DON HENRY ALLEN CURTIS MAYNARD ALLISON Cross Country 10: JV Baseball 10; Var¬ sity Baseball 11; Varsity Club 11; Sen¬ ior Class Pres. 12. ROGERSTINE GOMEZ ALSTON PATRICIA ANN ANDREWS DECA 11; Library Asst. 11. DEBRA KAY ASHE JV Cheerleader 10; Sophomore Attend¬ ant; SCA Rep. 10, 11; Varsity Cheer¬ leader 11, 12; Varsity Club 11, 12; Of¬ fice Asst. 12. NORVELL ASHLEY, JR. Indoor and Outdoor Track 11; Re¬ gional Chorus 10, 11, 12. 146 DEBORAH GEAN AUMAN FHA 10; J.V. Cheerleader 10; Latin Club 10, 11; Jr. Class Treas.; Varsity Cheerleader 11, 12, Co-Captain 12; Var¬ sity Club 11, 12; Ursa Major Staff 11, 12; Prom Comm.; National Honor Soci¬ ety 11, 12; National Merit Commended Scholar. COLLEEN ABERNATHEY BAKER DEBORAH KAY BAKER Drama Club 10, 11, 12; Latin Club 10, 11, 12; Latin Honor Society; Thespian Society; Powder Puff Football 11, 12. DWIGHT ESTEN BAKER Science-Math Club 12; Band 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Math Honor Society 12. MILES EARL BAKER SCA Rep. 12; Library Club 11; Military Excellence Award 11. CHARLES ALLEN BALDWIN French Club 10, 11, 12; Key Club 10, 11, 12, Sec. 12; National Honor Society. DARLENE JUNE BALLEW BARBARA CAROL BARWICK SHEILA ELIZABETH BATTS A’cappella 10, 11, 12; Regional 10, 11; All State Chorus 11; Science Club 12; Jr. Civitan 11. DARESA ELLEN BEASLEY GRA 10, 11; FT A 10; A’cappella 10. 147 LEON DALE BECKER Math Honor Society 12. STEPHEN ARTHUR BEE DAVID LAWRENCE BENNETT INGRID VERONICA BIRKHOFER French Club 10, 11; German Club 12; Prom Comm.; Class Night Comm. LAWRENCE EDWARD BISHOP, JR. RONALD LEE BLACK Varsity Wrestling 10, 11, 12. PHEBE LYNNE BLOUNT Keyettes 11, 12; Regional Chorus 11, 12; A’cappella 11, 12. MORRIS ALEXANDER BLUEFORD Varsity Football 10, 11, 12; Indoor and Outdoor Track 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society. BONNIE GAYLENE BONNETT Soph. Class Sec. Drama Club 10, 11, 12; “Mary, Mary,” “1984,” “People Next Door,” “Cactus Flower,” SCA Rep. 10, 11; J.V. Cheerleader 11; National Honor Society 11, 12; Girls’ State 11; Thespian Pres. 12. ROBERT WILLIAN BOULTER Band 10, 11, 12; Drum Major 12; Inter¬ act Club 11, 12; German Club 10, 11, 12; SCA Rep. 12. 148 MARILYN KEALA BOWEN Majorette 10, 11, 12, Co-captain 12; DECA 11, 12, Treas. 12; Miss BHS 11. CARLA ANN BOYTERS LINDA KAY BRANTLEY FHA 10; FTA 10; Latin Club 10, 11, 12, Sec. 11. MARY LYNN BRESSETT GRA 10; Keyettes 11, 12; Parliamenta¬ rian 12; Bear Facts Editor 11, 12; Girls’ State 11; Tennis Team 12. LEAH ELAINE BREVIG RICHARD LYNN BRIGGS J.V. Football; J.V. Baseball; Wrestling 10, 11; SCA Rep. 10, 11, 12. MICHAEL LORING BREWER BRENDA KAY BRILEY JOAN ROBERTA BRISTOW DEBRA ANN BRITT JANET MARIE BROUGH Drama 12; Band 10, 11, 12 BRENDA YVONNE BROWN GRA 10, 12; FHA 10. 149 HELEN LAVERNE BROWN KARIN RHODES BRYANT NANCY JO BRYANT Health Careers Club 11, 12; Latin Club 11 , 12 . SUSAN LEIGH BUCKINGHAM Soph. Treas.; GRA 10; A’Cappella 10, 11; Keyettes 10, 11, 12; SCA Rep. 10, 11, 12 . DAVID MARK BUCKWATER J.V. Football 10. DONALD TAYLOR BULLARD DANARD WHITT BUNN JAMES AUSTIN BUCKLEY Golf Team 11, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Boys’ State 11; Merit’s Who’s Who Among High School Students. FRANCES GRACE BURGESS FHA 10; French Club 10, 11. EDDIE LEE BURNETT Manager Track Team 10. 150 EDWARD CHARLES BURNETT Cross Country 10; Indoor and Outdoor Track 11. DALE CLINTON BURTON BEVERLY GWYN BUTLER SCA Rep. 10. LAURA LYNNE BUTLER SCA Rep. 10, 11; Office Asst. 10, 11; National Honor Society 11, 12. LINDA MONTINE CALLAWAY GRA 10; Office Asst. 11, 12. MALCOLM WAYNE CAMPBELL BRUCE MacGREGOR CAROTHERS Track 11; Drama Club 11, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12. JENNIFER ANN CARPINI REGINA MARIE CARPINI V. Pres. Soph. Class; V. Pres. Jr. Civitan 11 . GARY ROSS CARR 151 DOUGLAS MITCHELL CARR Science Club 12; Math Honor Society 12 . RICHARD WAYNE CARSIA Varsity Football 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12; Key Club 11, 12, Trea¬ surer 12; Jr. Class Pres.; Senior Class V. Pres. CHARLES EDWARD CARTER Science Club 10, 11, 12; Swimming Team 12. RICHARD DAVID CARTNER JANICE GAIL CASSELLS Library Club 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12. ALVIN RICHARD CHALLENGER, JR. KENNETH VONDEZ CHAPMAN Track 10; Football 12. STANLEY LEE CHAPMAN Jr. Civitan Club 11; Football Manager 12 . SELMAN ANN CHARLES WANDA ABERNATHEY CHARNICK A’cappella 10; National Honor Society 11 , 12 . 152 CONNIE YVONNE CHILDRESS DONALD BRUCE CHILDRESS CATHY JO CHRISTENBURY Drama Club 10, 11, 12; “The Lottery”; Troubadour Staff 12. PAULA LORETTA CLARK Drama Club 11, 12; Human Relations Comm. 12. MOLLY QUINN CLARKSON Library Club 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12. MICHAEL ELWOOD CLAYTON J.V. Lootball 10. RITA DENISE CLAYTON LBLA 10, 11. STEPHEN CLEMMER SUSAN ALINE CLEMMER ALTON EUGENE COLE, JR. 153 DAVID WAYNE COLE DEBRA ANN COLEMAN GARY RANDOLPH COMPTON SCA Rep. 10, 11, 12; Human Relations Committee 10, 11, 12. PATSY ALLENE COOK J.V. Cheerleader 10; German Club 11, 12; Varsity Cheerleader 11, 12; Varsity Club 11, 12. LINDA FAYE COOPER GRA 10; FBLA 11, 12. SHELLEY ANN COPELAND MARY ROSE COULSON Office Asst. 10; Band 10, 11, 12. CURTIS EUGENE COX III RICHARD ROBERT CRAM BARBARA ANNE CRANDOL Library Club 10, 11, 12; SCA Rep. 12. 154 NATHAN AARON CROSS VICKIE SUE CURTIS Pep Club 10; French Club 10. SUSAN MARIE DALZELL Library Club 10, 11. JOHN CRAIG DANIEL BRENDA JOYCE DARDEN SCA Rep. 11. LINDA FAYE DARDEN FBLA 11, 12; GRA 10. LARRY ALAN DAVIS German Club 11, 12. PAMELA SUZANNE DAVIS Band 10, 11, 12; Keyette 11, 12. JAMES TIMOTHY DAVIS Soph. Class Pres.; J.V. Baseball 10; Varsity Baseball 11, 12; A’cappella 10, 11 , 12 . DEBRA LOUISE DeLAUDER Gymnastics 10; Office Asst. 12. RHONDA VANESSA DeLOATCH FBLA 11, 12. CAROLE LYNNE DELTIE 155 DAVID EDWARD DELK META ANN DEVON GRA 10; FHA 10; FTA 10; Bear Facts 10; Troubadour 11, 12; Office Asst. 11, 12 . DEBRA SHERITA DICKERSON Jr. Civitan 10, 11; FBLA 10, 11, 12; Prom Committee; GRA 10, 11, 12. JOHN ROBIN DEWEY Drama Club 12, Impossible Years, “Jacob Comes Home.” SHEILA ATKINS DIES STEVE CHASE DILLEY TINA CORAL DILLEY CONSTANCE ELAINE DONAHUE SCA Rep. 10, 11; National Honor Soci¬ ety 11, 12; Keyettes 10, 11; Office As¬ sistant 11, 12; Trobadour 11. JOHN SCOTT DOYLE, JR. ROBERT JOHN DUNCAN SCA Rep. 10; J.V. Baseball 10; German Club 10, 11. 156 ROBERT LANDON EASTER JAMES RAYLAND EDGERTON REBECCA ANN EDWARDS SCA Rep. 10. EDITH MAE EPPS ARNOLD SYLVESTER EVANS KIM YOLANDA EVANS GRA 10; FTA 10; Gymnastics 11. PEGGY ARLENE EVANS KEN LAWSON FERRIS ROBERT KIRKLAND FERRIS II ROSALEEN FINNEGAN Drama Club 11; National Honor Soci¬ ety 11, 12. TYRONE FITCHETT JEFF FLUCKER, JR. 157 LINDA SUE FOLEY French Club 11, 12. JUDITH ELLEN FOOTE French Club 10, 11; Pep Club 10. PAULA FAYE FORBES FBLA 10; Gymnastics 10; DECA 11, 12; Historian 12. RICHARD ALAN FOSS Tennis Team 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Math Honor Society 12. JOSEPH PAUL FOSTER National Honor Society 11, 12. GRETCHEN JOHANNA FREDER¬ ICK ELIZABETH RENEE FREEMAN Spanish Club 11, 12; National Honor So¬ ciety 12. DORIS DARLENE FURR Latin Club 10. ALLAN DALE FUTRELL RICKEY STUART GAILEY Band 10, 11. 158 CYNTHIA LORRAINE GASTON MARY ANN GATLIN Library Club 11; FBLA 12. ANITA SARIE GAYLE KATHLEEN ELIZABETH GENUNG A’cappella 11. DEBRA MARIE GIONFRIDDA GRA 10; Library Asst. 10; Office Asst. 12 . TERESA DAWN GLOVER Gymnastics 10; Pep Club 10; Prom Committee 11. JOYCE GORI LARRY FRANCIS GRAHAM Cross Country; Indoor and Outdoor Track 10, 11, 12; SCA Rep. 12. 159 ROBERT EUGENE GRAHAM Interact 10, 11, 12, V. Pres. 11, Pres. 12; Science Club 11, 12; Ursa Major Staff 11 , 12 . THOMAS GRAHAM CHERYL ANN GREEN GARY GREEN GARY GIRARD BUZZY GRIZZLE CHAD ALAN GROENING Drama Club 12. THOMAS HAFLEY Track 12. SIM HAILEY CINDY HALL 160 CLIFFORD ALAN HALL French Club 12. MARVIN HAMLIN STEVE HAMLIN DALE HAMRICK MARY BETH HAMPTON A’cappella 10, 11, 12. DEBORAH SUE HARDEE Office Asst. 11. DEBORAH JENICE HARPER FBLA 11, 12. ANGELA YVONNE HARRIS CHAUNCY STEED HARRIS GARY BRYANT HARRIS 161 THOMAS M. HARRIS ANITA FRANCES HARRISON GRA 10; FBLA 10, 11, 12; Human Relations Comm. DAVID DERR HARRISON MICHAEL GREGORY HARRISON FT A 11. ANNE MINETTE HAUSER SC A 11; French Club 11. ANDRE FRISSELL HAWKINS BRENDA YVONNE HAYES GRA 10, 11; Jr. Civitan 10, 11; 3rd runner-up Miss BHS 11. CYNTHIA EARLENE HAYES A’cappella DAVID MICHAEL HEADRICK DECA 12. PAMELA HEDRICK KATHRYN ALICE HENDRICKS DOROTHY ANN HICKS SCA Rep. 10, 12; GRA 10. 162 DAVID ALAN HILL Science Club 11, 12, Pres. 12; Interact Club 12; National Honor Society 11, 12 . GEORGE CARROLL HILTON, III KENNETH LEE HOGAN National Honor Society 11, 12. RONALD LEE HOLLAND MICHAEL CORBETT HOLLOMAN Latin Club 10, 11. DONNA KAY HOLSINGER Band 10, 11; Office Asst. 11; FBLA 12. ELIZABETH ANN HOLT STEVEN HOOKER HAWTHORNE LENWOOD HOPE, JR. Swimming 10. SHELIA ANN HOPKINS Office Asst. 12. CATHY LYNN HORRELL SCA Rep. 10, 11; Office Asst. 12. BERNICE HOWARD 163 BETTI EUNICE HOWARD Latin Club 11, 12, Sec. 12; Health Ca¬ reers Club 11, 12; Latin Honor Society 11 , 12 . LINWOOD ED HOWARD V. Football 10, 11, 12, Captain 12; Var¬ sity Club 10, 11, 12. MARY JANE HUDSON EDWARD SIDNEY HUMPHREY, JR. Interact Club 12. KINBERLY SUE HUNNICUTT Gymnastics 10; SCA Rep. 11; Powder Puff Football 12. DAVID WATKINS HUTCHESON Regional Chorus 10, 11, 12; Prom Comm. 11; Basketball Team 10, 11, 12; SCA Treas. 11; Boys’ State 11; Key Club 11, 12, Sec. 11, Pres. 12; National Honor Society 11, 12. ROBERT LINWOOD ILICH EDWARD LEE IRBY Cross Country 10; Journalism 10; Golf Team 10, 11, 12. MICHAEL FITZHUGH IVEY BILLY WAYNE JACKSON 164 RONDALL WINSTON JAMES Drama Club 11, 12; Human Rel. Comm. GARY JOHNSON JAMES SYLVESTER JOHNSON RAYMOND STANLEY JOHNSON, JR. ALVERTA MAE JONES GRA 10. ANGELA DENISE JONES Health Careers Club 12. LINDA ANNE JONES SCA Rep. 11, 12; Office Asst. 12. PATRICIA JONES ROBIN DENISE JONES VICKIE JO JONES 165 PRIDGET JOYCE ROSEMARY ANN JUDY Drama Club 10; Office Asst. 11; French Club 12. GAIL ELAINE KEENE Band 10, 11; Latin Club 11, 12; Health Careers Club 11, 12; Latin Honor Soci¬ ety 12. MARIAN LEE KEEPES SC A Rep. 10, 11; Jr . Civitan Club 11; Student Asst. 11; National Honor Society 11 , 12 . JOHN FRANCIS KEHOE HUGH ANTHONY KEITH THOMAS WAYNE KEITHLEY SCA Rep. 12; Football 10, 11; Baseball 10 , 11 , 12 . MARILYN LEE KINCAID SCA Rep. 12. DAWN MARIE KING FBLA 11; Y-Teen 12; Miss Bruin ’71. DOUGLAS JEFFREY KINGSTON 166 MICHAEL HOWELL KINNEY Chorus 10, 11, 12; French Club 11, 12; SCA Comm. Chairman. EDWIN GUY KIRTNER Golf Team 11. DEBORAH JEROME KNIGHT GRA 10; FBLA 11; Homecoming Att. 11; Miss Kickoff 12. SUSAN DIANE KOEPP SCA Rep. 10; Gymnastics 10; V. Cheerleader 11, 12, Co-Captain 12; Var¬ sity Club 11, 12; Sec. of Jr. and Sr. Classes. DANIEL BETTS LACKEY MICHAEL BYRON LANE JOY LYNN LANGLEY SCA Rep. 12; Homecoming Queen 12. GEORGIA DIANNE LANKFORD SCA 10; A’cappella 10. PAMELA SUE LANKFORD Prom Comm. 11. SUSAN MARIE LANNING Gymnastics 10; GRA 11; Library Club 11; Latin Club 11, 12. 167 JAMES LEWIS LAFOON RICHARD DEAN LARWA French 11; Wrestling 12. JOAN MARIE LAVOIE Drama 11, 12; Journalism; “1984”; “Cactus Flower”; Troubadour 12. DANIEL MARK LAWRENCE J.V. Football 10; Jr. Civ. 10, 11. LORAIN MARIA LAWTON SCA Rep.; Varsity Cheerleading 12; Var¬ sity Club 12; Off. Asst. 10, 12. DEBBIE HANSON LEE LINDA SUE LEGGETT PHILLIS ARMETHA LEWIS Library Asst. 10-12; Homecoming Comm. 11. KATHERINE ANNE LIMANDRI 168 CYNTHIA OLGA LINGO Treasurer Jr. Civitan 12; Human Rela¬ tions 10; FBLA; Keyettes; Majorette 10, 11; S.C.A. Rep. 12; Office Asst. 12. RUSSEL DEAN LINK, JR. Football 10; Basketball 10, 11; Golf 10, 11 . CHRISTOPHER EVERETT LOFTUS Outdoor and Indoor Track 10-12; Cross Country 11, 12; Band 10-12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Most Consistent Cross Country Runner 12, Co-Capt. 12. ROBERT EDWARD LONG, JR. Bear Facts 11. CAROLE DONNA MARGOLIS French Club V.P. 11; SCA Rep. 10, 11; French Club 10, 11; Prom Comm; Of¬ fice Asst. 12; National Honor Society 11 , 12 . DENISE YVONNE MARSHALL A’Cappella 10, 11. DONNA LEE MARSHALL Concert Choir 12. ROMA MARIA MARSHALL SCA Rep. 12; Sr. Activities Comm. 12; Human Relations Comm. SHARON LYNN MARTIN MARSHALL RAY MASSENGILL, JR. 169 STEVEN GREGORY MASSIE Tennis 11; Jr. Civ. 10. MARY PATRICE MATTHEWS Office Asst. 11. ANTHONY STEVEN MATZGANNIS DE 10, 11. VICTORIA LEE MAYBERRY Library 10-12; Club Treasurer (Library) 12; French Club 12; National Honor So¬ ciety 11, 12. WILLIAM JAMES McCABE ROBERT DEAN McCALESTER SCOTT LEE McCARNEY Drama Club 11, 12; German Club 10, 11 . MICHAEL EUGENE McCLENDON Football Trainer 11, 12; Interact Club 12 . VICKIE LORRAINE McCLENEY Gymnastic Team 10; Jr. Civitan Club 11; FBLA 12; COE Student 12. PAMELA GAYE McCOLSKEY DE 10-12. 170 NATHAN HENRY McCRACKEN FRANCIS COLUMBUS McDONALD Treasurer National Honor Society 12; Baseball 11; Interact Club 11, 12; Na¬ tional Honor Society 11, 12; National Merit Scholarship Semi Finalist 12. JENNIFER LYNN MILLER SCA 10, 11; Pep Club 10. TIMOTHY EUGENE MILLER EDWIN BOYD WILKINSON MILLS Chess Club 10-12. ALPHONSO MITCHELL Basketball Mgr. 12; Indoor and Out¬ door Track 11, 12. JOHN JOSEPH MITCHELL Cad. Maj. ROTC 12; Comm. ROTC Drill Team 12; ROTC Hon. Grd. 11, 12 . LAURA ANN MITCHELL SCA Rep. 10, 11; DR. 10; Prom Comm. 11. VICKIE DIANNE MODLIN Pep Cl. 10; Office Asst. 11. RANDAL SCOTT MONROE Drama Club 12; “Monkey’s Paw.” 171 JESSE RAY MOORE J.V. Football 10. KATHLEEN GAYLE MOORE DECA 10-12; Girl’s Chorus 11; Con¬ cert Chorus 12; Office Asst. 12. SHEILA CLAY MOORE JoANN MORGAN B.H.S. Scrapbook Chairman 12. SUSAN KAY MORGAN HENRY BLACK MORRISON JR. Jr. Civitan 10, 11; A’Cappella 10-12. ALAN SCOTT MURPHY Swimming 10. MICHAEL LOUIS NEIL Varsity Club Sect. 12; Baseball, Foot¬ ball 10-12; Most Deserving Player 12, (Football). DELBERT LEROY NICHOLAS J.V. Baseball 10; Varsity Baseball 11, 12 . BERNARD STERLING NICHOLS JR. Band 10-12. 172 JAMES ANTHONY PUCCI JOANNE MARIAN RAMA Jr. Civitan 11; Pep Club 10, 11; Prom Comm. 11; French Merit Cert. 10. DENISE RANDOLPH Asst. Sec. FBLA 11; GRA 10; FBLA 10, 11; Jr. Civitan 12. ROBERT EDWARD RANSOM III Battl. Comm. ROTC 12; Swimg.; J.V. Football 10; Cross Country 11; Human Relations Comm. RONALD REAVIS J.V. Basketball 10; Varsity Basketball 11; Varsity Club 11, 12. LINDA FRANCES REGISTER Fr. Cl. 10, 11; V.P. 10; A’Capella 10, 11; BHS Comm. 11, Chrmn. 12; Office Asst. 12; National Honor Society 11, 12. RICHARD HENRY RHYNE, JR. Science Math Club V.P. 12; Interact Club 12; Varsity Club 11, 12; French Club 10; Tennis 10-12. ELWOOD WILTON RICE, JR. LINDA SUSAN RICHARDSON Drama Club 12; “Cactus Flower.” 175 THERSIA CARROLL RILEY ANNA MARIE ROBINSON FT A 10. JAMES ROBERT ROGERS VERNON WAYNE ROGERS DONNA GAY ROOP RHONDA RENE ROTH Library Club 10-12; Human Relations 12 YVETTE MARIE ROWE GRA 10; Jr. Civitan 11; Nurse Asst. 11. YVONNE MARIA ROWE GRA 10, 11; Jr. Civ. Cl. 11; Teach. Asst. 11 . LINDA ARLEEN SAGASER THERESA JEAN SAGER FHA 10. 176 GERALD GILLETTE SANDERS KATHLEEN GAIL SANDERS FHA Pres. 12; Treas. Teen Town Bowl¬ ing League (Flor.) ROSETTA CHRISTINE SAUNDERS JERRY WAYNE SCHENCK J.V. Football 10. WALTER DOUGLAS SCHMIDT DIANE ELAINE SCHUDEL Drama Club 12; Office Asst. 10. CINDY SUE SCHRECK Jr. Civitan 11. JENNIFER KAREN SCHROEDER V.P. Jr. Class; Chapl. Keyettes 12; Chairman Homecoming 12; Key. 10-12; Fr. Cl. 11, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Girls’ State; Jr. Class Home¬ coming Atten.; DAR Citizenship Award. DONNIE RAY SCOTT Baseball 10, 11; J.V. Football 10. MICKEY SEAGROVES 177 WILLIAM LESLIE SEAVER Football 10, 11; Bear Facts 12; Drama Club 12. STEVEN LEWIS SEBER Interact Club Treas. 12; Swimming 10- 12; Outstanding Swimmer 11. KAREN FAYE SHACKELFORD Var. Cheerleader 11; Sr. Class Treas. 12 . LARRY SHAW SC A Rep. 12. JEANINE ELAINE SHERROD Library Club 12; Regional (Chorus) 12; A’Cappella 12; Ensemble 12. VIRGINIA LOUISE SHORTER Keyette Treas. 11, 12; Keyette 10-12; A’Cappella 10, 11; Regional 10, 11; Na¬ tional Honor Society 11, 12. WILLIAM CLYDE SIMMONS III Spanish Club 10. SANDRA FAYE SINCLAIR FBLA 11, 12, Treas. 11; Office Asst. 10- 12 . STERLING WARREN SKINNER JR. 178 BILLIE GAIL SNOW Latin Club 11, 12. GERALD MARK SNYDER ANNA KATHERINE SPANGLER Caduceus Club Sec.-Treas. 12; Science- Math Club 12. TED EARL SPECHT JEFFREY ANDREW SPIGEL Baseball 10-12; Varsity Club 11, 12; Hu¬ man Relations 11, 12; Boys’ State 11; National Honor Society 11, 12. JOHN DAVID SPRING SCA V.P.; Interact Club Council Chr.; Sr. Class Privileges Comm. Chr. 12; J.V. Football, Indoor and Outdoor Track 10; Var. Football 11, 12; Sc. and Var. Cl. 11, 12; Science Fairs. NANCY LOUISE SPRUILL French Club 10, 11. PATRICIA SUE STEPHENS Majorette 11, 12. 179 GILBERT LEE STEWART Basketball 10-12; Jr. Civitan 12; Varsity Club 11, 12; National Honor Society 11 , 12 . DEAN WARD STRICKLAND Chess 10-12, Pres. 12; Debate Team 12. LINDA GAIL SURBER LARRY STEVEN SWEET J.V. Football 10. NORMAN EARLE TARBELL, JR. Inter. Cl. Pres. 11, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12, Pres. 12; Science Club Treas. 11-12. MARY ROBERTA TAYLOR Jr. Civitan 12; Acc. Girls’ Chorus 10- 12; National Honor Society 11, 12. FRANCES EDNA TEDDER Keyettes 10-12, Sec. of 11, Pres. 12; Ed. Ursa Major; A’Cappella 10-12; SC A Rep. 10; Comm. Chr. 11, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12. NICOLE JANE TETREAULT Jour. Staff 10; Troubadour 11, 12. AUBREY WAYNE THOMAS Golf Team 12. DAWN LOUISE THOMAS DENISE NANNETTE THOMPSON Keyettes 11; Jr. Civ. 12; FTA 12; Jack and Jill of America; Alpha Kappa Al¬ pha Travel Grant; Nat’l Hon. Soc. 11, 12 . MIKE THURMAN 180 I DEBRA LORENE TIGRETT Secretary 10; Softball 11; Archery, Track 10, 11; German 10-12; Interact 12; Pep Club 10; CYO. ROSEMARY TIRINNANZI Ger. Cl. Pres. 12; Science-Math Club Sec. 12; Elec. Comm. Chr. 12; V.P. Ger¬ man Club 10; SC A Rep. 10, 12; Ursa Major 12; Math Honor Society 11, 12. JAMES WASHINGTON TOLLEY REGINALD ALEXANDER TRAVIS Basketball 10-12; Key Club 11, 12. KATHY GRACE TRUMAN Cheerleader J.V. 10, 11; Varsity 12; Var. Club 12; Office Asst. 10-12; At¬ tendant for Miss Kick-off 11, 12. SHERRY KATRINA TUBERVILLE Hist. FBLA 12; FHA 10; National Honor Society 11, 12. GREGORY ALAN TUCKER GREGORY KENT TUCKER ROTC BN CMDR. 12; SGM 11; J.V. Basketball 10; Var. Basebl. 10-12; Var¬ sity Club 10-12; Jr. Civ. 11; Highest Ranking Jr. ROTC. BRENDA CAROL TURLINGTON Keyettes 11, 12; Sr. Prom Comm. 11, SCA Rep. 11, 12; Office Asst. 11. GRAHAM EVERETT TURNER SCA Rep. 12; Football 10. 181 LINDA SUE TURNER MICHAEL WINSTON TURNER Band 10, 11. SYBIL TURNER JENIFER ANNE TURPIN SUZANNE PRESTON TURPIN Keyettes 11, 12, V.P. 12; FTA 10; SCA Rep. 11; National Honor Society. SUSAN ALVINA VAILLINCOURT NANCY WARREN VAUSE GRA Basketball and Softball 10, 11; Powder Puff Football 11, 12. DAVID WAYNE VERELL Varsity Club 11, 12; Latin Club 11. MARTY EARL WADE Football and Wrestling 10; DE 10-12; Pres. 12. 182 ANDRE BENARD WALLACE Varsity Club 11, 12; Basketball 11, 12. KAREN SUE WALLACE Basketball 10; V.P. GRA; Gymnastics 10;1J.V. Cheerleader 11, Varsity 12; Pep Club 10; FTA 12; Office Asst. 12. ROSEMARY WALLACE DOROTHY LEE WARD GRA; FBLA; Jr. Civitan; Nurse’s Asst. 10 . JAN PAIGE WATKINS PHILLIP BENJAMIN WATKINS SHARON GAYLE WATKINS Keyettes 11, 12; National Honor Society 11 , 12 . DALE RICHARD WATSON Football 11; Varsity Club 11, 12. 183 JAMES LEE WEBB ROSE MARIE WEBSTER Cadaceus Club Pres. 11, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Bethel Reporter to the Daily Press. PAUL BROWN WELCH German Club 11, 12; Drama Club 11, 12; Interact Club 12; National Merit Semi-Finalist 12. PATRICIA PAULA WHITAKER A’Cappella 10, 11; J.V. Cheerleader 10. CONSTANCE LaFORREST WHITE RICHARD PAYNE WHITE Track 10. SHARON ANN WHITE Keyettes Treasurer 11; FBLA Pres. 12; SCA Rep. 10, 11. TERESA GAIL WHITE Keyettes 10, 11; Majorettes 10-12; Na¬ tional Honor Society 11, 12. DELORES ANN WHITEHURST Human Relations 12. DEBORAH ANN WHITLEY Band 10-12; Office Asst. 12. MARTIN EARL WHITLEY III Key Club 10-12, V.P. 12; French Club Treasurer 11, V.P. 12; A’Cappella 10, 11; Regional 10, 11; Sports Ed. Ursa Major 12; National Honor Society 11, 12 . ALVIN JAMES WHITLOW SCA Rep. 11; Football and Track 10; Prom Comm. Chairman 11. 184 ROBERT DWIGHT WIGGLESWORTH GLEN WILLIAMS WIGGS Band 10-12. MILTON L. WILLIAMS ERNESTINE SUSANNE WILLOUGHBY LINDA KIETH WILSON LANCE ALAN WINOGRAD FRANK NORMAN WINSTEAD Baseball 10, 11. DONALD ERVIN WITTMIER TYKO AMOS WYNDER J.V. Football, J.V. Basketball 10; Varsity Football and Basketball 11, 12. 185 Varsity, J. V. Footballers Gain Experience VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM 186 VARSITY WRESTLING TEAM Matmen Learn Techniques of Wrestling JUNIOR VARSITY WRESTLING TEAM 187 VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Basketball Cagers Stress Teamwork JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM 188 Indoor, Outdoor Makes Running Pay Off INDOOR TRACK TEAM OUTDOOR TRACK TEAM 189 GOLF TEAM Golfers, Runners, Mob Competition CROSS COUNTRY TEAM 190 Bruin Power Prevails With Baseballers BRUINS ' BRUINS mu I HP 1RUINS BRUINS ' . ' f BRUINS BRUINS VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM 191 To Hear Them Is a Song of Joy Concert Choir A ’Cappella 192 Girls Chorus The Bruin Singers Regional Chorus Members 193 I If Bethel Band and Majorettes 194 Junior Reserve Officers Training Corp 195 Success Can Be No Greater for These The Drama and Thespians Society 196 Library Staff Radio Club Y-Teens 197 Clubs Unite In Many Ways Keyettes Key Club 198 Interact Club D.E.C.A. F.B. L.A. 199 German Club Science Club G.R.A. .- 5 ' ' . i s 200 Who is Mr. Moser , and Why is He Saying All Those Terrible Things About Us! Editor-in-Chief Annual Business Staff Editors of Ursa Major Class Officers SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: First Row: Curtis Allison, Pres.; Rick Carsia, V.P.; Susie Koepp, Sec.; Karen Shackelford, Treasurer. 2nd Row: Sponsors, Mr. Hairfield, Mrs. Ritt, Mr. Clawson. The tradition that was established by the class officers of 1970 was continued this year by the class officers of 1972. The first senior class found that planning their own prom conflicted with the hectic graduation preparations at the end of the year. Also, if each class planned its own ring dance and prom the class would not be able to pay for the necessary graduation expenses. To cope with these problems, class activities were set up in this way: the sophomore class would plan the Junior Class Ring Dance, and the juniors would in turn plan the Senior Prom. In this way the new sophomore class would be able to take part in school activities and the juniors could look forward to their senior year knowing that one less burden would be lifted from graduation. This sys¬ tem worked effectively this year and the Ring Dance and Prom were successful. 202 Continue School Tradition JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: 1st Row: Jean Hill, Treas.; Kathy Neel, Sec.; Sandy Massie, SCA Rep. 2nd Row: Miss Miller, Spon¬ sor; Chris Chatman, Pres.; Mr. Tylavsky, Sponsor; LuAnn Cates, V.P., Miss Hankavich, Sponsor. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: 1st Row: Beth Coleman, Treas.; Patti Irby, V.P.; Mike Garrett, Pres.; Jill Hutcheson, Sec.; Sandy Maloney, SCA Rep. 2nd Row: Mrs. Tarkenton, Mr. Mouton, Sponsors. 203 Class Committees Plan Ring Dance Committee Prom Committee 204 Various Class Functions L Cape and Gown Committee Luau Planning Committee 205 Senior Index Kenneth Timothy Acol — 146 Susan Carol Acord — 146 Cynthia Alford — 146 Don Henry Allen — 146 Curtis Maynard Allison — 146 Rogerstine Gomez Alston — 146 Patricia Ann Andrews — 146 Debra Kay Ashe — 146, 92 Norvell Ashley, Jr. — 146, 102 Deborah Gean Auman — 147, 19, 36, 37 Colleen Abernathey Baker — 147 Deobrah Kay Baker — 147 Dwight Esten Baker — 147, 83 Miles Earl Baker — 147 Charles Allen Baldwin — 147, 102, 19, 25 Darlene June Ballew — 147 Barbars Carol Barwick — 147 Sheila Elizaveth Batts — 147, 101, 102 Daresa Ellen Beasley — 147 Leon Dale Becker — 148, 20 Stephen Arthur Bee — 148 David Lawrence Bennett — 148 Ingrid Veronica Birkhofer — 148, 92 Lawrence Edward Bishop, Jr. — 148 Ronald Lee Black — 148 Phebe Lynne Blount — 148 Morris Alexander Blueford — 148, 50 Bonnie Gaylene Bonnett — 148 Robert William Boulter — 148, 83, 90 Marilyn Keala Bowen — 149 Carla Ann Boyters — 149 Linda Kay Brantley — 149 Mary Lynn Bressette — 149 Leah Elaine Brevig — 149 Richard Lynn Briggs — 149, 4 Michael Loring Brewer — 149, 94 Brenda Kay Briley — 149 Joan Roberta Bristow — 149, 94 Debra Ann Britt — 149 Janet Marie Brough — 149, 83 Brenda Yvonne Brown — 149 Helen La Verne Brown — 150 Karin Rhodes Bryant — 150 Nancy Jo Bryant — 150 Susan Leigh Buckingham — 150 David Mark Buckwater — 150 Donald Taylor Bullard — 150 Danard Whitt Bunnk — 150 James Austin Buckey — 150, 19 Frances Grace Burgess — 150 Eddie Lee Burnett — 150 Edward Charles Burnett — 151 Dale Clinton Burton — 151 Beverly Gwen Butley — 151 Larua Lynne Butler — 151 Linda Montaine Callaway — 151 Malcolm Wayne Campbell — 151 Brude MacGregor Carothers — 151, 90 Jennifer Ann Carpini — 151 Regina Marie Darpini — 151 Gary Ross Carr — 151, 84 Douglas Mitchell Carr — 152 Richard Wayne Carsia — 152, 14 Charles Edward Carter — 152 Richard David Cartner — 152, 83 Janice Gail Cassells — 152 Alvin Richard Challenger, Jr. — 152 Kenneth Vondez Chapman — 152 Stanley Lee Chapman — 152 Selman Ann Charles — 152 Wanda Abernathey Charnick — 152 Connie Yvonne Childress — 153 Doald Bruce Childress — 153 Cathy Jo Christenbury — 153, 90 Paula Loretta Clark — 153 Molly Quinn Clarkson — 153 Michael Elwood Clayton — 153 Rita Denise Clayton — 153 Stephen Clemmer — 153 Susan Aline Clemmer — 153 Alton Eugene Cole, Jr. — 153 David Wayne Cole — 154 Debra Ann Coleman — 154 Gary Randolph Compton — 154 Patsy Allene Cook — 154, 24, 29 Linda Faye Cooper — 154 Shelley Ann Copeland — 154 Mary Rose Copeland — 154 Curtis Eugene Cox III — 154 Richard Robert Cram — 154, 83 Barbara Anne Crandol — 154 Nathan Aaron Cross — 155 Vickie Sue Curtis — 155 Susan Marie Dalzell — 155 John Craig Daniel — 155 Brenda Joyce Darden — 155 Linda Faye Darden — 155 Larry Alan Davis — 155 Pamela Suzanne Davis — 155, 82, 83, 82 James Timothy Davis — 155 Debra Louise Delauder — 155 Rhonda Vanessa DeLoatch — 155 Carole Lynne Deltie — 155 David Edward Delk — 156 Meta Ann Devon — 156 Debra Sherita Dickerson — 156 John Robin Dewey — 156, 24, 87 Sheial Atkins Dies — 156 Steve Chase Dilley — 156 Tina Coral Dielly — 156 206 Constance Elaine Donahue — 156 John Scott Doyle, Jr. — 156, 94 Robert John Duncan — 156 Robert Landon Easter — 157, 22 James Rayland Edgerton — 157, 74, 75,76 Rececca Ann Edwards — 157 Edith Mae Epps — 157, 100 Arnold Sylvester Evans — 157 Kim Yolands Evans — 157 Peggy Arlene Evans — 157 Ken Lawson Ferris Jr. — 157 Rosaleen Finnegan — 157, 119 Tyrone Fitchett — 157 Jeff Flucker, Jr. — 157, 60 Linda Sue Foley — 158 Judith Ellen Fotte — 158 Paula Faye Forbes — 158 Richard Alan Foss — 158 Joseph Paul Foster — 158 Gretchen Fohanna Frederick — 158 Elicabeth Renee Freemen — 158 Doris Darlene Furr — 158 Allan Dale Futrell — 158 Rickey Stuart Gailey — 158 Cynthia Lorraine Gaston — 159 Mary Anne Gatlin — 159 Anita Sarie Gayle — 159 Kathleen Elizabeth Genung — 159 Debra Marie Gionfredda — 159 Teresa Dawn Glover — 159 Joyce Gori — 159 Larry Francis Graham — 159 Robert Eugene Graham — 160 Thomas Graham — 160 Cherly Ann Green — 160 Gary Green — 160 Gary Girard — 160 Buzzy Grizzle — 160 Chad Alan Groening — 160 Thomas Hafley — 160, 66 Sim Hailey — 160 Cindy Hall — 161 Clifford Alan Hall — 161 Steve Hamlin — 161 Dale Hamrick — 161 Mary Beth Hampton — 161 Deoborah Sue Hardee — 161 Deborah Jenice Harper — 161 Angela Yvonne Harris — 161 Chauncy Steed Harris — 161 Gary Bryant Harris — 161 Thomas M. Harris — 162 Anita Frances Harrison — 162 David Derr Harrison — 162 Michael Gregory Harrison — 162 Anne Minette Hauser — 162 Andre Frissell Hawking — 162 Brenda Yvonne Hayes — 162 Cynthia Earlene Hayes — 162 David Michael Headrick — 162 Pamela Hedrick — 162 Kathryn Alice Hendricks — 162 Dorothy Ann Hicks — 162 David Alan Hill — 163, 22 George Caroll Hilton, III — 163 Kenneth Lee Hogan — 163 Ronald Lee Holland — 163 Konna Kay Holsinger — 163 Elizabeth Ann Holt — 163 Steven Hooker — 163 Hawthorne Lenwood Hope, Jr. — 163 Shelia Ann Hopkins — 163 Cathy Lynn Horrell — 163 Bernice Howard — 163 Betti Eunice Howard — 164 Linwood Ed Howard — 164 Mary Jane Hudson — 164 Edward Sidney Humphrey, Jr. — 164 Kinberly Sue Hynnicutt — 164 David Watkins Hutcheson — 164, 4, 14, 19 Robert Linwood ILich — 164 Edward Lee Irby — 164, 4, 72, 73, 96 Fitzhugh Ivey — 164 Rondall Winston James — 165 Gary Johnson — 165 James Sylvester Johnson — 165 Raymond Stanley Johnson, Jr. — 165 Alverta Mae Jones — 165 Angela Denise Jones — 165, 26 Linda Anne Jones — 165 Patricia Jones — 165 Robind Denise Jones — 165 Vickie Jo Jones — 165 Pridget Joyce — 166 Rosemary Ann Judy — 166, 25 Gail Ealine Keene — 166, 89, 19, 26 Marian Lee Keepes — 166 John Francis Kehoe — 166, 89, 19 Hug Anthony Keith — 166, 102 Thomas Wayne Keithley — 166, 4, 102 Marilyn Lee Kincaid — 166 Dawn Marie King — 166 Douglas Jeffrey Kingston — 166 Michael Howell Kinney — 167, 25 Edwin Guy Kirtner — 167 Susan Diane Koepp — 167, 10, 36 Daniel Betts Lackey — 167 Michael Byron Lane — 167 Joy Lynn Langley — 167, 80 Georgia Dianne Lankford — 167 Pamela Sue Lankford — 167 Susan Marie Lanning — 167 James Lewis Lafoon — 168 Richard Deen Larva — 168 Joan Marie Lavoie — 168 Daniel Mark Lawrence — 168 Lorain Marie Lawton — 168, 4 Debbie Hanson Lee — 168 Linda Sue Leggett — 168 Phillis Armetha Lewis — 168 Katherine Anne Limandri — 168 Cynthia Olga Lingo — 169 Russel Dean Link, Jr. — 169, 4 Christopher Everett Loftus — 169, 82, 83, 82 Carole Donna Margolis — 169, 19 Denise Yvonne Marshall — 169 207 Donna Lee Marshall — 169 Roma Marie Marshall — 169 Sharon Lynn Martin — 169 Marshall Ray Massengill Jr. — 169 Steven Gregory Massie — 170 Mary Patrice Matthews — 170 Anthony Steven Matzgannis — 170 Victoris Lee Mayberry — 170, 19, 25 William James McCabe — 170 Robert Dean McCalester — 170 Scott Lee McCarney — 170 Michael Eugene McClendon — 170 Vickie Lorraine McCleney — 170 Pamela Gaye McColskey — 170 Nathan Henry McCracken — 171 Francis Colunbus McDonald — 171 Jennifer Lynn Miller — 171 Timothy Eugene Miller — 171 Edwin Boyd Wilkinson Mills — 171 Alphonso Mitchell — 171 John Joseph Mitchell — 171 Laura Ann Mitchell — 171, 94 Vickie Dianne Modlin — 171 Randal Scott Monroe — 171 Jesse Ray Moore — 172 Kathleen Gayle Moore — 172 Sheila Clay Moore — 172 JoAnn Morgan — 172 Susan Kay Morgan — 172 Henry Black Morrison Jr. — 172 Alsn Scott Murphy — 172 Michael Louis Neil — 172 Delbert Leroy Nicholas — 172 Bernard Sterling Nichols Jr. — 172, 83 Allen Earl Outten III — 173 Vanessa Kay Olenik — 173 Patsy Owens — 173 Ann Elizabeth Page — 173 Archie Graham Parker Jr. — 173 Dominic Vincent Parrella — 173 Charles Gordon Pate — 173 Harris Brockengton Pate III — 173 Marenda Ann Paul — 173 Jimmy Franklin Peele — 173 Patricia Ann Pennington — 174 Michael Lee Perkins — 174 Thomas Wesley Perkins — 174 Patricia Jean Phillips — 174 James Donald Pierce — 174 Thereas Maria Pittman — 174 Raymond Poland — 174 Larry Anthony Porter — 197 Charles Allen Poupard — 174 James Frame Powell — 174, 83 Joyce Ann Powers — 174 Candice Yvonne Proffitt — 174 James Anthony Pucci — 175 Joanne Marian Rama — 175 Denise Randolph — 175 Robert Edward Ranson III — 175, 45 Forald Revis — 175 Linda Frances Register — 175 Richard Henry Rhyne, Jr. — 175, 18, 70, 102 Elwood Walton Rice, Jr. — 175 Linda Susan Richardson — 175 Thersia Carroll Riley — 176 Anna Marie Robinson — 176 James Robert Rogers — 176 Vernon Wayne Rogers — 176 Donna Gay Roop — 176 Rhonda Rene Roth — 176 Yvette Marie Rowe — 176 Yvonne Maris Rowe — 176 Linda Arleen Sagaser — 176 Thereas Jean Sager — 176, 28 Gerald Gillette Sanders — 177 Kathleen Gail Sanders — 177 Rosetta Christien Sanders — 177 Jerry Wayne Schenck — 177 Doug Walter Douglas Schmidt — 177 Diane Dlaine Shudel — 177 Cindy Sue Schreck — 177 Jennifer Karen Schroeder — 177 Donnie Ray Scott — 177, 75, 76 Mickey Seagroves — 177 William Leslie Seaver — 178, 86 Stegen Lewis Seber — 178 Karen Faye Shackelford — 178 Larry Shaw — 178 Jeanine Elaine Sherrod — 178, 85, 46 Virginia Louise Shorter — 178 William Clyde Simmons III — 178 Sandra Faye Sinclair — 178 Sterling Warren Skinner Jr. — 178 Billie Gail Snow — 179 Anna Katherine Spangler — 179, 26 Ted Earl Specht — 179 Jeffrey Andrew Spigel — 179, 14 John David Spring — 178, 17 Mancy Louise Spruill — 179 Patricia Sue Stephens — 179, 83, 89 Gill Lee Stewart — 180, 56 Dean Ward Strickland — 180, 22, 23 Linda Gail Surger — 180 Larry Steven Sweet — 180 Norman Earle Tarbell, Jr. — 180, 18 Mary Roberta Taylor — 180, 19 Frances Edna Tedder — 180, 85, 46 Nicole Jane Tetreault — 180, 31 Aubrey Wayne Thomas — 180 Dawn Louise Thoman — 180 Denise Nannette Thompson — 180 208 Mike Thurman — 180 Debra Lorene Tigrett — 181 Rosemary Tirinnanze — 181, 24 James Washington Tolley — 181 Regianld Alexander Travis — 181 Kathy Grace Truman — 181 Sherry Katrina Tuberville — 181 Gregory Alan Tucker — 181 Gregory Kent Tucker — 181 Brenda Carol Turlington — 181 Graham Everett Turner — 181 Linda Sue Turner — 182 Michael Winston Turner — 182 Sybil Truner — 182 Suzanne Preston Turpin — 182, 19 Jennifer Anne Turpin — 182, 83 Susan Alvina Vaillincourt — 182 Nancy Warren Vause — 182 David Wayne Verell — 182 Marty Earl Wade — 182 Andre Benard Wallace — 183, 185, 57 Karen Sue Wallace — 183 Rosemary Wallace — 183 Dorothy Lee Ward — 183 Jan Paige Watkins — 183 Phillip Benjamin Watkins — 183 Sharon Gayle Watkins — 183, 83, 19 Dale Richard Watson — 183 James Lee Webb — 184 Rose Marie Webster — 184, 92, 19, 26 Paul Brown Welch — 184, 87 Patricia Paula Whitaker — 184 Constance LaForrest White — 184 Richard Payne White — 184 Sharon Ann White — 184 Teresa Gail White — 184, 89 Delores Ann Whitehurst — 184 Deborah Ann Whitley — 184, 83 Martin Earl Whitley III — 184, 19, 25 Alvin James Whitlow — 184 Robert Dwight Wigglesworth — 185 Glen Williams Wiggs — 185, 10, 83 Milton L. Williams — 185 Ernestine Susanne Willoughby — 185 Linda Kieth Wilson — 185 Lance Alan Winograd — 185 Frank Norman Winstead — 185, 94 Donald Ervin Wittmier — 185 Tyko Amos Wynder — 185, 55, 58 209 Junior Index John Acord — 134 Nancy Aggee — 134 Martin Aherran — 134 Cindy Alldever— 134 Jack Allen — 134 Susie Amburgey — 134 Rossy Anderson — 134 Beth Archbold — 134, 83 Kenny Armistead — 134, 74 Regina Armistead — 134 Bonnie Atwell — 134, 11, 92 Mike Avery — 134 Danny Axsom — 134 Snady Backus — 134 Harry Bandy — 134 Debbie Banks — 134, 10 R. J. Baker — 134 Nancy Barbour — 134 Michelam Barnes — 134 Rusty Bauer — 134 Chris Beggs — 134 Helen Benet — 134, 22, 21 Pamela Bengston — 134 Mary Ann Bensko — 134 Brenda Benton — 134 Debbie Berry — 134 Dianne Beskinis — 134, 35 James Biron — 134 Cynthia Blackburn — 134 Steve Black — 134 Sheila Booder — 134 Barbara Boone — 134 Mark Bossieux — 134 Donald Boucher — 134 Mary Boulter — 134 Georgia Bourlotos — 135 Barry Bradley — 135 Tim Bradshaw — 135 Carmella Breeden — 135 Sharon Breen — 135, 31, 88 Dorothea Briggins — 135 Pam Briley — 135 George Borck — 135 Denise Brown — 135 Inz Brown — 135 Richard Bruce — 135 Jackie Bryant — 135 Ross Buck — 135 Keith Bunn — 135 Joseph Bunn — 135 Peggy Burkett — 135 Cary Burch — 135 June Burris — 135 Jim Burton — 135 Leon Burton — 135 Diane Butler — 135 Alvester Byrd — 135 John Campbell — 135 Tommy Campbell — 135, 56 Danny Carter — 135 Joyce Carter — 135 Larry Cary — 135 Mark Carter — 135 Christopher Chapman — 135, 87 Lu Ann Cates — 135 Grace Christie — 135 Marilyn Clapp — 135 Jo Ann Clark — 135 Kathy Clark — 135 Robert Clark — 135 Sharon Clark — 135 David Cogdill — 135 Sharon Coley — 135, 44 Terry Cole Andy Collier — 135 Susan Cook — 136 Lias Copeland — 136 Debbie Coston — 136 William Crandall — 136 Beulah Cox — 136 Lynn Crawford — 136 Debbie Crenshaw — 136, 96 Elizaveth Crocker — 136 Delwin Croom — 136 Cynthia Curry — 136 Charles Custis — 136 Barbie Cutler — 136 Emily Dail — 136 Dan Dalzell — 136 Debra Davenport — 136, 11 John Davis — 136 Donna Day — 136 Lee Deloatch — 136 James Dezern — 136 Martin Dickerson — 136 Kim Donaghue — 136 C. A. Downing — 136 Marilyn Dreyleick — 136 James Dubose — 136 Kathy Ducharme — 136 Patty Duff — 136 Laura Duff — 136 Brenda Duncan — 136, 46 Terry Dunn — 136, 83 Laura Easier — 136, 86 Don Eastwood — 137 David Edwards — 137 Jackie Edwards — 137, 27 Steve Elkins — 137 David Elliott — 137 David Ellis — 137 Gial Espil — 173 John Espil — 137 Kathy Evans — 137 Robert Evans — 137 Ronnie Eudailey — 137 Mike Faulk — 137, 55, 56 Alan Feick — 137 Danny Fielder — 137 Sherry Fineman — 137 Kenny Fisher — 137 Quinetta Fitchett — 137 Donald Flucker — 137 Lynne Ford — 137 Barbars Foxx — 137 Alfred Fox — 137 Michael Fox — 137 Denise Freeman — 137 Dennis Fullwood — 137 Sam Gaita — 137 Bobby Gandee — 137 Jimmy Gardner — 137 Nancy Gardner — 137 Tom Gentry — 137 John German — 137 Suzie Gibson — 137, 46 John Giest — 137, 73 Donald Goff — 137 Diane Goodwin — 137 Jackie Grace — 137 Joey Graham — 137 Shirley Grant — 137 Vanessa Graves — 137 Wendi Griffiths — 138 Teri Gross — 138 Steven Grubbs — 138, 24 Linda Guilford — 138, 84 Wade Guinn — 138 Panice Hardison — 138, 21 Gary Harden — 138 Janice Hanvey — 138 Bobby Hanna — 138 Audrey Hankal — 138 Mary Hamrick — 138 Andrew Hamilton — 138 Bobby Hahn — 138 Keith Hargrave— 138, 11, 17 Evelyn Harper — 138 K. P. Harrell — 138 Ginnie Harris — 138 Reta Harris 138 Cheryl Hartzhiem — 138 Barbaea Hatched — 138 Frances Hatched — 138, 85 Hermon Harves — 138 Jessie Hawking — 138 Paulette Hawthorne — 138 Jimmy Hayes — 138 Robin Hayes — 138, 26 Debbie Haynes — 138 Winded Haynes — 138, 83 David Hays — 138 Diane Hearl — 138 Skeeter Heath — 138, 72 Alan Henderson — 138 Janet Henderson — 138 210 Steve Hendricks — 138 Debbie Hessler — 138 Jeanne Hill — 138, 25 Sharon Hines — 138 Simmon Hicks — 138 Jean Hoggard — 138 Larry Hogge — 138 Paula Holden — 139, 39 Eddie Holland — 139 Lucille Holmes — 139 Robert Holmes — 139 Debby Holton — 139 Mark Hope — 139, 14 Wendy Howard — 139 Wayne Hudgings — 139 Ron Huey — 139 Donna Hull — 139 Sheilah Hunter — 139 Robert Huth — 139 Rose Jackson — 139 Gary Jarrett — 139 Cynthia Jennings — 139 Gustavus Johnson — 139 Dennis Jones — 139 Kathy Jones — 139 Kathy N. Jones — 139 Marie Jones — 139 Neal Jones — 139 Skip Jones — 139 Kitya Jordon — 139 H. L. Karika — 139, 83 Sharon Kea — 139 Mike Kehoe — 139 Lori Keller — 139 Cathy Kelly — 139 Patty Kelly — 139, 33 Shielah Kelly — 139 Terry Kennedy — 139 Brenda Kincaid — 139, 96 Ann King — 139 Don Kirk — 139, 87, 44 John Kirkley — 139 Leca Knudsen — 139 Claudia Kolb — 139 Deborah La France — 139 Cassandra Landis — 139 Jan Langley — 140 Jerry Langley — 140 JoAnnLangley — 140, 31 Leslie Laubach — 140 Mary Lawson — 140, 46, 85 Monty Leavell — 140 Sandra Lee — 140 Elena Lewis — 140 Marian Lewis — 140 Timothy Lewis — 140 Ron Lindsay — 140 Jeff Linkous — 140 Raye Livingston — 140 Jeff Long — 140 Rolland Long — 140 Wilber Lovett — 140 Patricia Lucey — 140 Charles Mann — 140 Valerie Marshall — 140, 43 Janis Marth — 140 Sandy Massie — 140, 21 Connie Matthews — 140 Mike May — 140 Mike Mayo — 140 James McClan — 140 Johnnie McClain — 140 Stephenin McGlory — 140 David McCoy — 140 Angela McClure — 140 JimMJim McCollum — 140 Susan McLane — 140, 70 Gary McLemore — 140 Ralph McMillian — 140 Walter Mcneil — 140 James McReynolds — 140, 14, 84 Darryl Miles — 140 Doug Miller — 140 Judy Minick — 140 Rory Miott — 141, 21 Ramon Monroe — 141, 11, 92 Mirella Moon — 141 Eddie Moriarity — 141 Mike Morris — 141 Robin Morris — 141 Terry Morris — 141 Casey Morrison — 141 Candy Moore — 141 Charles Moore — 141 Fannie Moore — 141 Gary Moore — 141 Martha Moore — 141 Jackie Mullins — 141 Ricky Mullins — 141 Jennifer Myers — 141 Jeff Nance — 141 Kathy Neel — 141, 46 Tim Nelson — 141 Matt Nortness — 141, 87 Stan O’Grady — 141, 14, 46 Pam Oliver — 141, 83 Jerry Orrell — 141 Regina Overby — 141 Patsy Owens — 141 James Page — 141 Teddy Pait —- 141 Angelo Papas — 141 Christy Parham — 141 Aundrey Parker — 141 William Parker— 141 Martha Parrish — 141 Melody Parrish — 141 Bessie Parrous — 141 Janies Pajot — 141 Cathy Pate — 141 Valerie Patterson — 141 Vickie Payne — 141 Greg Payne — 141 Pam Paynter — 141 Harvey Peck — 142 Farley Peel — 142 Kris Penn — 142 Kep Peeler — 142 Pam Pereira — 142 George Perry — 142 Kenny Phaup — 142 Nancy Phillips — 142 Linda Peckens — 142 Tom Pongratz — 142, 68, 21 Joanette Pittman — 142 Joy Powell — 142 Hubert Powell — 142 Sharon Poupard — 142 Carolyn Potts — 142 Carlton Porier — 142 David Pockering — 142, 84 Linda Prescott — 142, 83 Joann Price — 142, 17 Joyce Pringle — 142 Karen Proffitt — 142, 24 Linda Puckett — 142 Pam Pugh — 142, 11, 17, 26 Kathy Pursons — 142 Keith Quarles — 142, 33 Sue Quinn — 142 Calvin Randolph — 142 Charles Randolph — 142 James Randolph — 142 Rudolf Reeves — 142 Wayne Richards — 142 Lynn Richardson — 142 Teresa Richardson — 142, 27 Edwin Ricks — 142 Edwina Ricks — 142, 83 Tom Rickman — 142 Geray Riter — 142, 46, 85, 84 Jerry Roberts — 142 Dale Robinson — 142 Renee Romanak — 142 Barry Rose — 143 Barbara Rowe — 143 Bynwood Rowles — 143 Rodney Sagaser — 143 Sandy Saley — 143 Joe Sain — 143 John Sain — 143 Ricky Satisfield — 143 Barbara Saunders — 143 Glenda Saunders — 143 Mike Saunders — 143 Linda Scales — 143 William Scearce — 143 Gail Schridde — 143 Tarina Schroeder — 143, 46, 85 Joyce Sasy — 143 Kathie Selby -— 143 Sheila Shafer — 143 Wanda Shafer — 143 Sybil Shepherd — 143 Brad Shively — 143, 83 Jeryl Shook — 143 David Shortt — 143 Joe Siefring — 143 David Simmons — 143 Pam Simonsen — 143 Sandra Simmons — 143 Te rry Sizemore — 143 Micky Skinner — 143 Brenda Smith — 143 Glen Smith — 143 Mike Smith — 143 Patricia Smith — 143 Reece Smith — 143, 48 Wanda Smith — 143 Roy St. Clair — 143 Larry Stein — 143 Ralph Stewart — 143 Alicyn Stokes — 143, 86 Rich Stolarik — 143 Bobby Stoneman — 144 Nelson Stortz — 144, 54, 68 Don Stouffer — 144 Barbara Sykes — 144, 26 George Taswell — 144 Joseph Temple — 144 Andy Thomas — 144, 69 Angela Thoman — 144 Stephen Thomas — 144 Ellanor Thompson — 144 Angela Tilghman — 144 Ralph Tilghman — 144 Bobby Tilson — 144 Marty Tingelhoff — 144, 21 Mary Ann Tolley — 144 Sandra Turner — 144, 85 Scor Turner — 144 Eddie Tyndall — 144, 52, 75, 76, 88 Debbie Tyree — 144 Debbie Ubnoske — 144 Lynn Venable — 144 Carol Wagner — 144 Tyrone Walker — 144 Randy Wallis — 144 Diane Wallace — 144, 43 Debbie Ward — 144 Tom Warritner — 144 Debbie Warner — 144 Rickie Washington — 144 Sandy Watts — 144 Elayne Weber — 144 Karen Wells — 144 Cynthia West — 144 Glenn West — 144 Richard West — 144, 46, 87 George Wheeler — 144 Janifer Whitaker — 144 Pat White — 144 Huck Whitener — 144 Amanda Whitehead — 144 Karen Whitfield — 144 John Wilder — 144 Beverly Wilfong — 145 Linda Wilking — 145 Debbie Wilmoth — 145, 35 Craig Williams — 145, 14, 55, 57, 58, 71 Ernie Williams — 145, 89 Kim Williams — 145 Mike Williams — 145 Pattie Williams — 145 David Wilson — 145 Maria Wilson — 145, 87 Rober Wilson — 145 Roosevelt Wilson — 145 Stephen Wilson —- 145 Belly Wise — 145 Joseph Wolf — 145 Danny Wood — 145 Shane W.right — 145 Paul Yarus — 145 Mike Yost — 145 Charles Young — 145, 23 David Youngs 145 211 Soph Index Sylvia Aaronson Morris Abraham — 120, 83 Mike Adams — 120 Earl Adcock — 120 Dim Aiken — 120 Clarence Albertson — 120 Laura Allen — 120, 86 Randy Allen — 120 Robert Allen — 120 Jenny Alligood — 120 John Alligood — 120 Kent Allison — 120 David Anderson — 120, 83 Toni Anderson — 120 Curtis Andrews — 120 Jacob Andrews — 120 Sheila Armstead — 120 Terry Armstrong — 120, 83 Mellisa Arney — 120 Leslie Aronsohn — 120 Ricky Arthur— 120 Sherie Ashcraft — 120 Diane Askew — 120 Carolyn A vent — 120 Bertha Avroy — 120 Greg Ballew — 120 Pam Banister — 120 Philip Bannon — 120 John Barker — 120 Janice Barnes — 120 Jim Barr — 120 Barney Batchelor— 120 James Bateman — 120 Steve Bateman — 120 Richard Baughn — 120 Denise Beasley — 120 Steve Bee — 120 Chris Beggs — 121 Rodney Beggs — 121 David Bell — 121 Ronnie Bennett — 121 Peggy Benoche — 121, 46 Charles Benson — 121 Steve Benson — 121 Calvin Benton — I21C jhuck Blackburn — 121 Betsy Blake — 121 John Blake — 121 Clyde Blueford — 121 Susie Bonnett — 121, 46, 87, 85, 89 Ronnie Booth — 121 Chris Bowman — 121 Tommy Bowman — 121 Phyllis Bradley — 121 David Breakiron — 121 Patsy Bressette — 121 Chris Brevig — 121 Dibbie Briley — 121 Cathy Britt — 121 Donald Britt — 121 David Brough — 121 Briggette Brown — 121 David Brown — 121 Lee Buck — 121 Tom Buckingham — 121 Stephanie Bunn — 121 Mike Brunette — 121 Brenda Burns — 121 Joey Burns — 121 Debbie Burton — 121 Maryanne Burton — 121 Gregory Burwell — 121 Peggy Caldwell — 121 Joseph Calloway — 121, 78 Robin Caminade — 121 Joyce Cammon — 121 Pam Cammon — 121 Brenda Cambell — 121 Lynn Canada — 121 Nancy Carmines — 121 Debbie Carney — 122 Twila Carsia — 122 Tommy Carter — 122 Randy Cartner — 122 Allen Cates — 122 Carolyn Cave — 122 Deborah Challenger — 122 DeRose Chapemn — 122 Jimmy Charnock — 122 Mark Chrisrian — 122 Jane Church — 122 Karen Cisco — 122 Greg Clark — 122, 83 Rosemary Clark — 122 Wayne Clark — 122 Roy Clarkson — 122 Don Clements — 122 Kathy Cockburn — 122 Judy Cohen — 122, 83 Beth Coleman — 122 Susan Coley — 122 Roger Compton — 122 Gail Cook — 122 Robin Cook — 122 Lynda Cooke — 122 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Jancie Johnson — 126 Ruley Johnson — 126 Audry Jones — 126 Becky Jones — 126 Bruce Jones — 126 John Jones — 126 Katra Jones — 126 Michael Jones — 126 Mike Jones — 126 Paul Jones — 126 Tommy Jones — 126 Mary Lou Jost — 126 Paula Keeter — 126 Gemma Kelley — 126 Karen Kennedy— 126 Ann Kenninhton — 126 Kathy Ketterman — 126 Robert Ketterman — 126 Denise Kincaid — 126 Kavid King — 126 Linda King — 126 Becky Kepper — 126 Janet Kirkley — 126 Gilbert Kirkman — 126 Kathy Kissam — 126 Aldrew Kline — 126 Brian Koch — 126 Dana Komarek — 126 Harry Lackey — 126 Susan LaFrance — 126 Aubrey Lane — 126 D. 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McKoy — 128 Kathy McLaurin — 128 John McNider — 128 Theresa Meares — 129 Donna Merritt — 128 Francis Meyer — 128 Karen Miles — 128 Patti Mills — 128 Tommy Mills — 128 Judy Mitchell — 128 Larry Mitchell — 128 Raymond Mitchell — 128 Steve Mitchell — 128 Hope Monday — 128 Eddie Montoya — 128 Bobby Moore — 128 Pam Moore — 128 Joyce Moore — 128 Billy Morgan — 128 Dianne Morgan — 128 Pam Morrison — 128 Susan Morrison — 128 Brenda Morton — 128 Gary Morton — 128 Emma Mullins — 128 Cathy Munn — 128 Sharon Murvin — 129 Marcell Nash — 129 Linda Neeley — 129 Patti Neil — 129, 88 Amy Nelson — 129 Bennie Nelson — 129 Dianne Nicholas — 129 Mike Nikithson — 129 Doug Noce — 129 Willie Norton — 129 Margaret Nourse — 129 Gina Nunley — 129 Darcell Owen — 129 Barbara Ownes — 129 Tia Owens — 129 Donna O’Hara — 129 Jay Oliver — 129 Paul Packer — 129 Sharon Parker — 129 Barbara Parsons — 129 Stephanie Patterson Ruth Ann Pavlovsky Doris Payne — 129 Sam Payne — 129 Cris Pena — 129 Judy Penn — 129 Frances Pete — 129 Mary Lou Peterson Brain Phillips — 129, 85 Pam Piland — 129 Thomas Pittman — 129 Jeff Polack — 129 Sheila Porter — 129 Barbara Post — 129, 89 Kenneth Pette — 129 Francine Powell — 129 Michael Powers — 129 Peggy Presley — 129, 83 Theresa Price — 129 Bonnie Pritchett — 129 Coni Pritchett — 130 Terry Proctor— 130 Pam Puckett — 130 Chuck Pugh — 130 Karen Quinn — 130 Michael Rawles — 130 Russel Reavis — 130 Leon Reeves — 130 Larry Register — 130, 63 Joan Richardson — 130 Lynell Richardson George Riefler — 130 Frances Riter — 130 Pat Robinson — 130 Joyce Robinson — 130 Kelly Rogers — 130 Earnest Rosenberg Mark Ross — 130 Cathy Rountree — 130 Debbie Rowe — 130 Debbie Rowe — 130 Vivian Rowe — 130 Lorna Rowney — 130 Danny Ruce — 130 Leslie Salken — 130 Wendy Saltzgiver — 130 Kana Sample — 130 Carl Samual — 130 Linda Saucier — 130 Milton Sawyers — 130 Willie Schoenberger Melissa Scoggin — 130 Penny Schreck — 130 Charles Scott — 130 Cindy Searls — 131 Freida Seay — 131 Wyndell Seay — 131 Jane 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Compliments of BETHEL HIGH SCHOOL JUNIOR ARMY ROTC The Proud Ones IOTA THETA Janis Marth Debbie Squires Melody Parrish Sheilah Kelley Pam Simonsen Tess McElroy Barbara Foss Kathy Neel Gail Schridde Joanne Price Jeanne Hill Lynn Venable Patti Irby Jeanne Walls Sandy Massie PATRONS Jay Stuart Lipman D.D.Sl Compliments of a Friend Compliments of a Friend 222 SFC. Robert E. Brock and SSG. Louis U. Long U.S. Army Recruiting Station 222 E. Queen St. Hampton, Virginia 23366 223 Editor’s Comment After a long year of hard work, I finally feel as though my efforts were not futile. Although this was my first year on the annual staff, I have learned quite a lot, and with the co-operation of many others, the fourth edition of the Ursa Major was published. I would like to thank the entire staff for putting up with all my mistakes, especially Mr. Moser, who never once lost his temper. Without his help and guid¬ ance, I never would have made it. 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