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

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1982 volume:

BETHEL HHK SCHOOL HAMPTOHI, VIRGINIA INTRODUCTION ADMINISTRATION STUDENT LIFE CLASSES STUDENT LIFE SPORTS CLUBS ADS HAMPTON PUBLIC LIBRARY 4207 VICTORIA BLVD HAMPTON VA, 23669-4243 Alisa Pena Reigning Queen For ’81 HOMECOMING 1981 3 ■ JETTING- INTO THE SWING The varsity cheerleaders jazz up the sophomore ori¬ entation. He is embarrassing me. 4 5 ONCE UPON A TIME l Drummers have more fun Mr. and Mrs. Kozlowski Do you know where room 1000 is? s Mrs. Williams and Mrs. Wynder help sophomores lo¬ cate classes. 8 BACK TO SCHOOL . . . What a tough schedule. Keeping the records straight. 9 WE ARE EAMIEY . . . 10 Are you concentrating Eric? Stowes rushes for short yardage BRUINS CHALLENGE MOELLER . . . Computer calculating Defense awaits snap The coaches’ wives take in the game 12 Stopped for no gain W. B. gains some of his 1,000 yards this season (m i •r y� - 4$ (Ari fe 1 S m 4, M lM jlflai 8 ip ' .- «iir � 8IF E lk Hill ifil 1 1-8 IgjLJk MfciMtr J5! 1 1 ™ js 13 These guys are for real! I BUST’m LOOSE IN OHIO mr Kim and Tony: Don’t wo look cute! DISCO . . . STEPPIK’ ? 16 Dexter and Sherry West Street Mob Got to pay the price wm® is; ■ , thfi ' : ' -1 ' :■ Mr. J. Grant Mr. Smith Mr Morgan WORK AND FUN Variety of Faculty Interests ■ Miss S. Ottaway ' $. L Shiffleffe Mr. R. Elienson FACULTY AIKMLMSTKATIOI Mr. West and Mrs. V. Williams LYNDA HOOPER, Western Caro¬ lina, GUIDANCE MARION JOHNS, Virginia Union University, B S., Hampton Institute, M.A., GUIDANCE RICHARD RUEHE, University of Illi¬ nois, B.S., George Washington Uni¬ versity, M.A., William and Mary, M.Ed., GUIDANCE NANCY HAYES, Agnes Scott College, B.A., University ot Virginia, M.Ed.. GUIDANCE VEDA KNOWLES, Iowa State University, B.S., William and Mary, M.Ed., GUIDANCE ROBERT HINTZ, East Carolina Uni versify, B.S., Old Dominion University, MS.. DEAN OF BOYS VIOLET WILLIAMS, University of Georgia, B.A., Tennessee Techno¬ logical University, M.A., DEAN OF GIRLS FRANK BIRDWELL, band direc TOR BOLEN SHUPE AMOS G. WEST Assistant Principal-Administration ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL—Student Activities The assistant principal for student activities The assistant principal for administration works with works with the principal in the development of poli- the principal in the development of policies and pro cies and procedures governing the life of the stu- cedures governing general plant operation, pupil dent. Mr. West is responsible for: accountability, discipline, and building maintenance. The organizations and supervision of the student activity program (clubs, SCA, etc.) Handling problems of a disciplinary nature. Coordination of all fund-raising projects spon¬ sored by the various school organizations. Lockers and bus supervision SANDRA DYSICK— Principals Secre tory MARILYN CHARLES —Clerk Typ¬ ist EVELYN EDWARDS —Record Clerk LOIS DUKE —Guidance Secretary 20 TEACHERS- ADMINISTRATION TEACHERS- ADMINISTRATION TEACHERS- ADMINISTRATION MRS. CARRIE WYNDER The assistant principal for instruction works with the prin¬ cipal in the development and implementdtion of poli¬ cies and procedures reldtive to curriculum, scheduling, classroom observation, and teacher evaluation. CHARLES SILLS, Hampton Insti¬ tute, ART BARBARA DAVIS, East Carolina University, B.S., MUSIC RUTH WINSLOW, East Carolina University, B.S., HOME ECONOMICS EMILY LOVETT, Virginia State Uni¬ versity, HOME ECONOMICS PRINCIPAL: W. L. LOVETT The principal is charged with the administration, supervision, and op¬ eration of the individual school pro¬ gram. it is his responsibility to see that the school functions within the framework of policies of the School Board and the State Board of Edu¬ cation. He is expected to provide leadership to his staff and assists in interpreting the educational pro¬ gram in the community. 21 KAY TRENT — East Tennessee State University B.A. and M.S., SCI ENCE GEORGIA HUNTER— University of North Carolina M.Ed., SCIENCE DONALD RIM A —Old Dominion University B.S., SCIENCE CHRIS SMITH —Madison College B.S.. SCIENCE CHARLOTTE TAGGART — Hardln-SImmons University B.A. and M.Ed., SCIENCE PATRICIA WALSH —Ohio Univer¬ sity B.S.Ed., SCIENCE EUGENE WARE — Tougaloo Col lege B.S., SCIENCE DAVID LEECH —University ot Vir¬ ginia B.A., William and Mary M.Ed., FOREIGN LANGUAGE SUSAN ARGABRIGHT —Old Da minion University FOREIGN LAN GUAGE JAMES EARLEY —North Carolina A T State University B.S., New York University M.A. FOREIGN LANGUAGE MONICA MALONE —University of Texas B.A. Hon. and M.A., Univer¬ sity of Saarbrucken, Germany, FOR¬ EIGN LANGUAGE ROBERT OLIVER —Old Dominion University B.S., Mlddlebury College M.A. FOREIGN LANGUAGE MARION PALMER —Hampton In¬ stitute B.S., BUSINESS CAROLYN ALLEN —Applachlan State University B.S., Hampton Insti¬ tute Masters In Guidance, BUSINESS HELEN COWLES — Virginia State University BUSINESS MAUREEN HAWES — Old Domin¬ ion University B.S., BUSINESS JERALD PIERPONT —Campbell University B.A., BUSINESS LINDA SHIFFLETTE — Virginia Tech M.Ed., BUSINESS DOROTHY SIMMONS— Bene diet College B.S., BUSINESS WiLFORD MOUTON — Prairie View A M University B.S., Hampton Institute MS., BUSINESS AND MATH Foreign Language 22 Seienee Business GLEN HAIRFIELD —East Tonnes see State University B.S. and M.A., SOCIAL STUDIES MARY BICOUVARIS — Teach¬ er ' s College, Greece, Diploma El. Ed., Ohio State University B.S. Ed., William and Mary M.S. Ed., SOCIAL STUDIES SAMUEL BUTLER —North Carolina A T State University B.S., Hampton Institute M.A. SOCIAL STUDIES RONALD CUTLER — Frederick College B.A., University ot Richmond M.A., SOCIAL STUDIES WILLIAM EVANS — Georgia Teachers College B.S.Ed., SOCIAL STUDIES WHITNEY KEHN — Old Dominion University SOCIAL STUDIES CHARLES PARKS —Hampton ir Stltute SOCIAL STUDIES THOMAS RILEY — University ot Southern California M.S., SOCIAL STUDIES CINDY HELDRETH —Old Domin¬ ion University M.A., MATHEMATICS CHARLES BROWN — Norfolk State University B.S., MATHEMATICS JOYCE CROUTHAMEL — Colo¬ rado State University MA THEM A TICS JOHN GREEN — Hampton Insti¬ tute B. S., MA THEM A TICS HAROLD LEWIS —Golden Gate University MBA, B.S.-H.I. MATHEMAT ICS JOSEPH MICKLOS —Kutztown State College M.Ed., MATHEMATICS KAY QUITKO —William Mary B.S. and M.A., MATHEMATICS JOHN GRAGG — Howard, MATH EM AT ICS CLARENCE BRAXTON — Hamp¬ ton Institute B.S., Virginia State Uni¬ versity M.Ed., D.E. and I.C.T. PHILLIP FERTITTA —Old Dominion University, D.E. and I.C.T. BRENDA PHALIN —University of West Virginia D.E. and I.C.T. ROBERT SAUCIER — St. Bene¬ dicts College B.S., George Washing ton University M.S.A. D.E. and I.C.T. Social Studies Mathematics D.E. and I.C.T. 23 PATRICIA COVAS— Virginia State University; PHYSICAL EDUCA TION RICHARD ALEXANDER — Virgin¬ ia State University; PHYSICAL EDUCA TION ROGER BOUCHARD —Fredrick College; PHYSICAL EDUCATION SYLVIA OTTAWAY —Madison College B.S., Appalachian State Uni versify M.A.; PHYSICAL EDUCATION JESSIE POPE —Hampton Institute B.S. and MS.; PHYSICAL EDUCATION FINDOLPH TAYLOR —Norfolk State University; PHYSICAL EDUCA TION SUSAN DAVIS —Longwood Col lege B.S.; ENGLISH PAIGE ARCHER —William and Mary; ENGLISH HELEN DARNELL — Carson-Ne w- man College B.A.; ENGLISH SHARON DECKER — James Madison University; ENGLISH MELINDA EATON —Virginia Commonwealth University B E.A.; ENGLISH JACKIE FEREBEE —Norfolk State University; ENGLISH LINDA JONES —Norfolk State Uni versify, Virginia State University; ENG LISH DENNIS KOZLOWSKI —Fredrick College. William and Mary; ENGLISH JEFFREY MARING — English LOUISE N ICHOLSON — Bridgewater College B.S.; ENGLISH JULIA THOMAS — Christopher Newport A.A., Radford University B.S., Old Dominion University M.A.; ENGLISH LOUISE TODD —William and Mary A.B.. Hampton institute M.A.; ENGLISH RUTH ROLLINS —Old Dominion University; ENGLISH JANET RITT —Florence State Uni versify B.A.; ENGLISH 24 Physical Education English Reading LINDA TAFFET —University ot Mi ami B.Ed, Troy State University, ENG¬ LISH BARBARA WARNER — Virginia Commonwealth University MED., ENGLISH DEBRA WIGGINS —Old Domin¬ ion University B.S., ENGLISH FREDA GIST — Virginia Common¬ wealth University, I.W.E. COORDINATOR RAY ELLENSON — vpi su B.S.. Virginia State University M.Ed., INDUS TRIAL ARTS JAMES GRANT —Norfolk State University, INDUSTRIAL ARTS CURTIS HUBBARD —Hampton in stitute, INDUSTRIAL ARTS ODIS LEONARD —Eton College B.A., Virginia State University M.Ed., INDUSTRIAL ARTS ELTON MORGAN, JR. — Nor- Folk State University B.S., INDUSTRIAL ARTS RICHARD SMITH —Norfolk State University B.S., INDUSTRIAL ARTS COL FITZGERALD —University of Georgia, AROTC SGM NICHOLS, arotc TRAVIS COX —East Carolina Uni versify, B.S. Andrews University M.A., Catholic University M.S.L.S., LIBRAR¬ IAN DEBRA MYERS — Old Dominion University B.S.L.S., ASSISTANT LIBRAR IAN MARY CULOTTA — Newport News Business College, LIBRARY CLERK WENDY CASH —library clerk SUZANNE INSLEY —Atlanta Chris tian College B.S., William and Mary, M.Ed. READING IMPROVEMENT MARGARET PARKER, R.N.— Sacred Heart College, NURSE ANNA SALWAY, substitute PATRICIA HARRIS, substitute special Ed Industrial Arts Library 25 ROTC IVurse 26 EXPRESSION TEACHERS... “Remember A comes before Z when filing. ” “We deserve a break today Mrs. Phaiin has an attentive crowd. 27 SPIRIT WEEK Time for baby formula. Sandy and Angie pose for a pic¬ ture. This chicken Is flnger-IIcklng good. ALL IN FUA 29 30 Bass Drummer, Ray Sims Karen Spratley conducts at Football game MUSIC . MUSIC . Baud Works to Potential 1st place award winning drum section of the Bethel Band 31 i 32 Curtis Winston and Cheryl Wal¬ lace Enjoying the Romantic Atmo¬ sphere—Lisa Hewitt A Time of Innocence — Sharon and Eric HOMECOMING D ANCE Where Did The Time Go? Angie and Steve I Want To Go Home 33 i i. 1 jp 1 i j H 1 SOPHOMORES Abalos Faith Abernathy Karen Adams Anthony Addison Karen Allen Veronica Allen William Allison Michelle Alston Carolyn Anderson Kevin Anderson Rodney Arbogast Kimberly Aronsohn Paul Aydlette Richard Back Donald Back Sherry Baker Cynthia Baker Nancy Balzer Lisa Banks Delphine Barfoot Robert Barnes Curnita Barnes Kelly Barrett Michele Bartley Valerie Baugh Robbie Berry Chandra Best Rodney Beverley Ronald Beverley Thomasina Billups Alan Birdsong Kelly Boock Athena Boone Sondra Bowman Paul Boykin Douglas Bradley Karen Braxton Cornelia Bridges Nancy Britt John Brown Sheila Bullock Jeffrey Bunn Jerry Bunzel Elizabeth Butner Angela Byrd Monica Cameron Rodney Campbell Gregory Campbell Melissa SOPHOMORES Campbell John Capps Amber Cartwright Sherry Cash Kathryn Caton Belinda Chapman Thomas Christian Natalie Clark Josephine Cliborne John Coats Geoffrey Colclough Joceyn Collins Karen Combs Jr. Robert Conley Sean Cooper Marcia Copeland Tracy Core Karen Cox Darren Crawford J. Lasalya Culligan Jodi Curry Lisa Curtis Jeffrey Dailey Mary Darden Amy Davenport Chris Davis Kimberly Davis Sonya Dawson Terry Deeds Danny Dee! Aleta Delph Peggy Dennis Scott Denton Steven Dickens Carlton Dishman Margaret Dixon Kim Paula Dixon Dixon Thomas Dortch Valerie Drigger Roberta Drumeller Robert Ducharme Marie Duffin Glenn Dunton Kimberly Durham Kimberly Edwards Michael Elam Charles Eldridge Jr. Rudolph 37 SOPHOMORES Eldridge Ursula Ensiey Carol Everett Amanda Ewart Mark Farmer Colleen Farmer David Farmer Steven Forehand Julia Foreman James Forney Steve Foster Laura Fox Teri Fridley Michelle Garrett Irlene Garrett Lionard Glover Debra Godsey James Golden Jeanna Gore Cynthia Graham Christop Graves Jesse Green Phillip Gupton Darryl Names Kenny f. Senior Richard Ry fs as Sophomores Jc MM ■ Partying h municatiOi Stern w 38 BHS: A NEW EXPERIENCE Hancock Erin Hardy Victor Harney Michael Harrell Barry Harrell Sherry Harrell Jennie Harris Gina Harrison Dexter Harrison Robin Harwood Dee Haskett Breon Hawkins Kelly Hayes Eric Haynes Lorrie Haynes Robin Head Amy Headrick Kimberly Hearn Lisa Helmick Donald Henderson Kathy Hinkle Mindy Hodges Cynthia Hogge Glenn Holley Sonya Holmes Reginald Honaker Shayne HonakerSonya Hooks Susan Horne Sheryl Hott Lori Looking good, the camera found Miss Ve¬ ronica Allen concentrating on her, typing assignment. 39 SOPHOMORES Howard, Rhoda Hurlock, Michael Inge, David James, Bryan Johnson, Cenie Johnson, Connie Johnson, Marcus Jones, Alvin Jones, Doyle Kabza, Debra Kasey, Henry Keene, Violet Keeton, Vicki Keith, Amy King, Candace Kmetz, Mary Knize, Carleane Knize, Lore Koger, Susan Kurshen, Eiizza Kunkel, Scott Lambert, Sheri Lamont, Lara Landrum, Sarah Lang, Christopher Lassiter, Sandra Lindsay, Betty Linkswiler, Allen Littlefield, Scott Lobianco, Thomas Lovett, Thomas Lovett, Lewis Luckey, Tina Luntsford, Dudley Ly Ty Minh Lynch, Dernard 40 SOPHOMORES Lynch, Kenny Lynch, Raynard Mack, Billy Mackenzie, Fred Macklin, Jeri Maculley, Karen Manners, Janet Manson, Eurika Marr, Kenny Marshall, Cynthia McDaniel, Meri McNeill, Darrel Meredith, Erika Merinski, James Michalas, Melissa Migliore, Lisa Mitchell, Scott Moats, Russell Montgomery, Valarie Moore, Michael Murray, Michelle Muskelly, Kelvin Nelson, Isaac Newberry, Tammy Newton, Patty Nicks, Michelle Noel, Sam Oakley, Ronney Oliver, Becky Owen, Mitzi Parsons, Michael Patterson, Melissia Pearson, Jamie Peckham, John Petrey, Lisa Phelps, Nancy Poage, Lisa Ponzo, Howard Powell Jr., Mike Rambino, Joey Rainey, Lisa Reid, Rodney Reynolds, Joey Ricks, Vicki 41 Robbins , Tina Robertson, Rodney Robinson, Elaina J. Robinson, Rory Rose, Richard Ross, Rhonda Royal, Patty Ryan, Delores Savage, Joyce Sapp-, Katherine Schaffer, Brian Seider, Jimmy Seldomridge, Cynth Sessoms, Cassandra Sharpe, Lisa Sherwood, Melissa Shinol, Kelly Shonesy, Michael Silver, Regina Simchick, Amy Simmons, Catherine Slayton, Kimberly Slezak, Kennan Smith, Amy Smith, Loretta Smith, Quinton Smith, Schyler Smith, Jr., James Southcombe, Ryan Spell, Wendi Spradley, Pam Stallings, Phillip Stellwag, Theresa Stegall, Valerie Stern, Jr. Ray Stokes, Deborah Stowes, Pam Sutherland, Greg Sutton, Steve Sykes, Danny Taylor, John W. Taylor, Kenneth Terry, Waiter Thompson, Jane Thornton, Andy Thornton, Mary Toddy, Jeannett Townsend, Andrew SOPHOMORES EXPLORE XEW AREAS 42 SOPHOMORES Trail, Mary Truston, Barbara Turner, Patrick Van Natta, Donna Vann, Antonio F. Verlander, Robin Vernon, Tina Vogtsberger, Theresa Wade, James Wade, Michelle Wales, Veronica Walker, Cherie Walker, Jeanie Walker, Mary Walls, James Ward, Rodney Ward, Tina Warren, James Washington, Georgena Watts, Lisa Weathers, Samuel Webb, Norma Webb, Sandy Wells, Brian West, Sherri Westfall, Jeffrey White, Trade Whitehurst, Tina Whitson, John Wilkerson, Robert Wilkins, Randy Williams, Darren Williams, LaMonte Williams, Melody Williams, Phillip Williams, Sidney Williams, Tammy Williams, Timothy Wilson, Lillian Wilson, Tammy Windrow, Kellie Woods, Jackie Worrell, Debbie Wright, Stephanie Zeiders, Pam Beale, Tony 43 OPHOMORES . . . WITH A LITTLE HELP FROM OUR FRIENDS WE LL GET BT . . . CAFETERIA . . . THE TIME FOR SOCIALIZING Just about at! smites are Dawn Blevins, Erin Hancock, Joey Sanders 8c Chris Davenport. The Aftermath—whereupon the trays have found their daily resting spot. 46 4 Heinz 57 certainly does make the difference... adding that extra taste. Bracing herself for the lunchtime excitement, Debbie Jackson cautiously watches the ac¬ tion — cohort, Jamie Charles previews the ac¬ tion. Providing another sumptious lucky lunch tray is the well meaning job of the cafeteria staff. Listening intently to the Bruin Cowboy Rod An¬ derson , Tim Williams is overwhelmed with the saga being told. 47 JUNIORS Acosta, Carlos Acosta, Maria Adams, Melissa Ailsworth, Gail Allen, Marvin Alston, Jenortha Anderson, Sherin Apple, Patrica Archer, Karel Armstead, Carl Atkins, Shelia Auman, Lisa Bade, Larry Bailey, Alvin Baker, Tammara Barbagellott, Lisa Barnette, Steve Bascomb, Carol Beck, Dawn Behrmann, Henry Belcher, Deborah Bell, Aaron Beveridge, Laetitia Beyerrle, James 50 JUNIORS Blount, Thomas Bordeaux, Edward Bowen, Sharon Bowman, Randy Boykin, Kelly Boykins, Tonia Branch, Iva Brantley, Frances Bray, Debra Breedlove, Roger Breen, Bruce Bresnahan, Linda Brooks, Kelvin Brown, Dennis Brown, Michael Brown, Ovetus Brown, Teresa Brown, Valerie Bruce, Lynda Bulles, Gerald Bulles, Timmy Bullock, Jerome Burger, Yvette Burkholder, Kimberly 5) JUNIORS Burrell, Kathi Butler, Angie Caccia, Becky Campbell, Christin Campbell, Keith Campbell, Lisa Carmony, Shelia Carroll, Susan Carter, Tim Casebolt, Melissa Chambers, Edward Chappel, Kelly Charles, Jamie Christopher, Kevin Clark, Edna Clark, James Clark, Melissa Clark, Sherry Clayton, Bruce Clayton, Robert Reviewing prior to an upcoming test Joe Jones utilizes the quietude of the library. 32 JUNIORS Clemmons, Frank Clemmons, Fred Colgan, Terri Conner, Greg Cooper, Joe Copeland, Rick Cortellesi, Nicolette Crockett, Gary Cromwell, Lisa Crowell, Raymond Crow son, Grace Cunningham, James Cutler, Donald Dalton, Deborah Dalton, Linda 53 JUNIORS GAIN RESPECT Daugherty, Alan Davis, Glynis Davis, Sonya Davis, Tim Day, Ellen Deavers, James DeBrew, LaDonna Debrule, Deborah Depriest, Valerie Derr, Tammy Dickerson, David Dildine, Rene Dillard, Wallace Dixon, Pamela Dock, James Doll, Sheri Dozier, Dwayne Dressier, Donald Driggers, Paula Drum, Susan Ducharme, William Duke, Steve Duncan, Brian Duncan, James 54 JUNIORS Edward, Lewis Elliot, Sharon Ellis, Darhyl Ellis, Dayle Eure, Todd Evans, John Faison, Darryl Faison, Stephani Farmer, Kim Farthing, Roderick Ferrell, Kenny Figg, Gary Fitzgerald, Amy Fitzgerald, Charlene Fythe, Mike Forbes, Jennifer Ford, Eddie Franklin II, Robert Fra sca, Gina Frishie, Kim Fullen, Sandi Fullwood, Reggie Funkhauser, Trent Furner, Linda 55 JUNIORS Gaddy, Donna Garland, Debra Garlocic, Jeffrey Garnett, Nancy Garrett, Kevin Gates, Bryan Gentry, Lisa Ghent, Anthony Gilbert, Gregory Giuliana, Vincent Gleason, Michael Gooden, Christop Graham, Deborah Green, Tina Greenwood, Juanita Gregory, Billie Grove, Steve Gwaltney, Toy a Hallinger, Brian Handy, Jennings Hanna, Charles Hanrahan, Tracey Harcum, Patricia Harrell, Leslie 56 V I Harris, Pamela Harris, Roberta Harris, Bill Harris, Jeff Hawkins, Cyrinthi Haynes, Charles Haynes, Sheri Hedgpeth, Melody Hendrick, Frank Hendrix, Wilbur Hewitt, Lisa Hewitt, Sharon Hickey, Dawn Hickman, George Hill, Christin Hill, Herman Hinnant, Tonya Hobson, Olga 57 Hogg, Mary Holder, Donald Holland, Deborah Holland, Sonya Holley, Dexter Hollowell, Rodney Holmes, William Hope, Herbert Howard, Bonnie Howell, Kevin Hutchinson, David Huth, Deborah Iverson, Stephen Ivey, Jamie Jackson, Eyvette Jenkins, Sherri Jenkins, Sheryl Jensen, David JUNIORS Extremely Jnformai cation that Jame , tensely reviewing. e is the publr Deavers is in- E| m Wm K £;!?1 IP ' V p J f m 58 JUNIORS Johnson, Karen Johnson, Kathy Jones, Darryl Jones, Janet Jones, Phillip Kassel, Walter Kirby, Steve Kirk, Janson Knox, Johnnie Lafrance, Marlene Lane, Kim Landrum, Sarah Langford, Keith Laws, Avis Lazarus, Mark Leary, Bertha Leuy, Virginia Limandri, John Lincoln, Cynthia Lindsey, Cecil Lindsey, Kendra Linkswiler, Constance Linthicum, Tim Long, Camden 59 JUNIORS Love, Donna Lynch, Valerie Mackenzie, Peggy Makris, Chris Manners, Leroy Marshall, Steve Martin, Angie Martin, Kim Mason, Bob Mason, Tammy Masters, Tammy Maxey, Jackie Maxey, John Maxwell, Dionne Maxwell, Michael McCieod, Cipriani McCoy, Eric McDonald, James McGowan, Eric McKinnon, Darryl McClamb, Wanda McCieod, Lisa McNeil, Lisa McNeal, Melody 60 JUNIORS Miller, Erskine Milo, Terrance Mingee, Mike Moody, David Moon, Dexter Moore, Deborah Morris, Calvin Morris, John Moscicici, James Moser, Tamela Moss, Ricky Mullins, Jamie Nelson, Steve Newcomb, Billy Nicholls, Tim Nicolai, Jason Nobles, Nobles Norman, Karen Oakes, Todd Oast, Cathy Oboyle, Charlene Olaison, Tammy O’Neal, Gail Orange, Melodie 61 Orne, Steve Overbey, Pam Passanante, Karen Patron, Steve Paynter, Beverly Peck, James Peterson, Ronnie Peterson, Scott Phaup, Bonnie Phillips, Tina Pierce, Heather Plummer, Jennifer Checking the vocational files for literature Grace Crowson finishes up third period in the library. 62 JUNIORS COPE AS MIDDLEMAN Powell, Glynis Powell, Preston Radcliff, Scott Rademaker, Cherly Radford, Joey Rainey, Tony Rawles, Paula Ray, Mel Reese, Elaine Reid, Jolyn Reneau, Georgett Ren wick, Michael Re veils, Janet Rice, John Richardson, Hallie Richardson, Sherry Richardson, William Riddle, Daphne Roberts, Deana Roberts, Lisa Roberts, Pam Robertson, David Robinson, James Robinson, Roby 63 JUNIORS Ross, Melissa Rourke, Keith Russell, Donna Sanborn, Charlene Satterthwait, Andrae Savage, Deirdre Savage, Otho Scott, Stephen Seaborn, Andrienne Sechriest, Sandy Shay, Susan Shellhammer, Lawrence Shinol, Ray Shortt, Veronica Shortt, Pamela Simms, Laverne Sims, Ray Small, John Smith, Carissa Smith, Cynthia Smith, Dwayne Smith, Kelly Smith, Ronald Smith, Faith 64 JUNIORS Smith, Russell Smith, Sheri Smith, Edward Sokal, Anne Somerville, Kevin Southcombe, Derrick Spinner, Susette Spivey, Anthony Spring, Steven Spruill, Mark St. Martin, Nancy Stassinos, William Stephenson, Kevin Stevens, Brian Stewart, Janet Strawderman, Lisa Sturdivant, Sonya Suggs, Jerry Sweet, Mary Swofford, Lisa Talley III, James Tanner, Manna Taylor, Karen Terry, Gail 65 JUNIORS Tharpe, Carolyn Thomas, John Thompson, Martine Tucker, Sam Tugwell, Dorcence Tulloch, Lynette Turner, Kevin Tynes, Kirk VanHook, Leonard Vaughan, John Vaughan, Lynda Vaughan, Mechelle Waida, Linda Waiters, Daniel Waiters, David Waldschmidt, Rebecca Wales, Patrick Walker, Gwendoly Wallace, Sheryl Walls, Lenese Ward, Patrick Ward, Rebecca Ward, Tracy Warren, Tim 66 Watson, Russell Watts, Angela Watts, Richard Weaver, David Webster, Gene Weidner, Christine Weimer, Robert White, Patty Wicker, Kim Wiggins, Ronnie Willett, Wendy Williams, Wendy Williamson, Julie Williford, Richard Wilson, Jodi Wilson, Durward Wineman, Penny Wood, Joy Wood, Michael Woody, Katherine Wright, James Wyatt, Alan Wynn, Reginald Yarborough, Gary Young, Debra 67 •. ’SY. Businesswoman at worn: n ■ These goggles sure are tight! RODNEY ADDISON— TAURUS—Ambi¬ tion: Welder GRETCHEN M. AIKEN— LIBRA—Soph¬ omore Class Secretary 10; SC A Rep. 10, 11; DEC A Recording Secret ary 12—Am bition: Cosmotologist LYNN A AILSWORTH-cancer- FBLA 11, 12—Ambition: Computer Pro¬ grammer DAVID M. ALLEN QUINTON M. ALSTON— LIBRA-Am bition: Success DANA L. ALTMON — leo—aiasa io, 11, 12 — Ambition: Architect K. DALE AMES — PISCES—Football 10; Swim Team 10, 11, 12; Baseball 10, 12; SC A Rep. 10, 11, 12 JERRY ANDERSON WANDA G. ARCHER— Aquarius— Ambition: To be rich and famous ERIKA E. ARNDT— AQUARIUS—Ambi tion: To stay with David B. and to live it up. TRACEY L ARRINGTON— VIRGO- Softball 10, 11 — Ambition: Nurse RUTH A. ARTHUR— VIRGO—At as A Secretary 11; Tennis Manager 12; SC A Rep. 10—Ambition: Chemical Engineer MARY M. ASHE — Sagittarius— Keyettes 10, 11, 12 — Ambition: Historic Artist PATRICIA F. BACK — aries—fhA 10, 11, 12 — Ambition: Hair Stylist or Model JOHN T. BAILEY WALTER L BAILEY, JR.—scorpio- AIASA 10, 11, 12; Track 11, 12; Varsity Football MVP 10, 11, 12; All District 10, 11, 12; All Regional 11, 12; All State 12; All American 12 — Ambition: Pro Football MICHAEL A. BARBAGELOTT— DAVID W. BARNETT— GEMINI-Ambi tion: Fire Fighter KENNETH W. BARRETT— ARIES-Wres- fling 8, 9, 10; SCA Rep. 10; AIASA 10, 11, 12; Weightlifting Team 10, 11, 12; Football 10, 11, 12, JV MVP 10 Ambition: Well-known Forrest Ranger KIM R. BASCOMB— PISCES—Band 10, 11, 12; Tennis Team 10, 11, 12; De bate Team 11, 12; Science Club 11, 12; National Honor Society 10, 11, 12 — Am¬ bition: Pediatrician 70 TIMOTHY B. BASS — CAPRICORN—Am¬ bition: To make good money and es¬ tablish myself. BRETTINA L. BATTLE— GEMINI-FHA 10; FBLA 11, 12 — Ambition: Secretary Science G. TODD BEADLE - — LEO — Drama Club 10, 11, 12; Best Male Production Worker 10; Public Relations Officer 11, Best Actor 11 — Ambition: Professional Actor LINDA A. BEALE— GEMINI—Chorus 10, 11; ICT I and II 12 — Ambition: Com puter Programmer DONNA K. BEASLEY— scorpio-de 10, 11, 12 — Ambition: Live a happy life PAMELA J. BEAULIEU GREGORY D. BELCHER— virgo- Ambition: Welder HUGO N. BELFIORE ROBERT P. BELFORD CARL BELL — LEO—ROTC 10, 11; Drill Team 10; JV Baseball 10, SCA Rep. 12; JA 12 — Ambition: Business Major PHYLLIS M. BELLAMY— scorpio- Basketball Manager 10; DEC A 11; Media Club 12 — Ambition: Make-up Artist TAMMY E. BENSON— UBRA-Sopho more Class Exec. Board 10; Spanish Club 10; DEC A 10, 11, 12; Science Club 10 — Ambition: To do whatever makes me happy! ROBERT BENTON — TAURUS—Ambition: To mak e something out of myself. SUSAN R. BIERMANN — taurus— At ASA 11, 12 — Ambition: College WILLIAM E. BIRDSONG— Sagittar¬ ius — Varsity Baseball 10, 11, 12; SCA Rep. 10, 11; AIASA 12 — Ambition: To play baseball for the New York Yankees KEITH D. BLACKBURN— leo-ict Am bition: To get the most out of life. SHERRY L. BOWEN— cancer- dec A 10, 11; SCA Rep. 11, 12; LA 11; FBLA Secretary 12—Ambition: To be happy K. MICHELE BOYKIN — gemini—la 10, 11, 12 — Ambition: To own a fam¬ ous disco. ELIZABETH M. BRADLEY ROGER L. BRADLEY— capricorn— Ambition: Go for it. 71 SENIORS DEBRA L. BRADSHAW— GEMINI- Acappella Choir 10; Ensemble 11, 12- Ambition: College Musical Career IVY 1 BRANCH— GEMINI—FBLA 11, 12; JA 11, 12—Ambition: Computer Accountant Executive Secretary LISA M. BRANCHINA— Aquarius— 1st Vice Pres. SC A 12; Editor-in-Chief of “Bethel Review 12; Keyettes 11, 12; Na tional Honor Society 11, 12; Science Club 12—Ambition: Journalist DONNA G. BREEN— Sagittarius— Year Book Staff; FBLA Campus Life Am bition: Business Management DA VID BRIDGES— AQUARIUS—Ambi¬ tion: To keep Erika and get rich. TEAL R. BRISCOE— SCORPIO—JA 11; Year Book Staff 11, 12; FHA 12—Ambi tion: Nurse RICHARD S. BRISTOW— LEO-Base ball 10, 11, 12; All District 11; Senior Class Vice President — Ambition: Success¬ ful Engineer LORETTA D. BROWN— pisces-de 10, 11; DEC A Class Rep. 12; Fashion Merchandising 12; ROTC 10, 11, 12 — Ambition: To major in marketing PHILLIP H. BROWN— VIRGO-Basket- ball 10, Track 11, 12; ROTC 11; Spanish Club 11 — Ambition: Architect, Artist RUFUS E. BROWN— VIRGO—Track 10, 11; ROTC 10, 11, 12 — Ambition: Occu pational Therapy SCOTT P. BROWN — CANCER—Foot¬ ball 10, Wrestling 10, Swimming Team 11,12 — Ambition: To be very wealthy STEVEN C. BROWN—Sagittarius— Ambition: To accomplish my goals and to succeed in life. LARRY R. BRUMFIELD— LEO-Ambi- tion: Carpenter SALLY A. BUCKLAND—cancer- SCA Rep. 10, 11, 12; FBLA 10, 11, 12; FHA 10 — Ambition: Business Administra tion BONITA K. BUNN — CANCER—Varsity Cheerleader 11; FBL 12 — Ambition: To pursue a career in Public Relations KIM M. BURLEY GARY K. BURTON— Aquarius— Vo-Tech 11. 12 — Ambition: Machinist PHYLLIS F. BURTON— Sagittarius— FBLA 10, 11, 12; FBLA Secretary 11; SC A Rep. 10, 11 — Ambition: Executive Secretary or Beautician E. JEANETTE BUTLER — SAGITTARIUS— Keyettes 10, Treasurer 11, Parliamentar¬ ian 12; Vice President FHA 11; Library Club 10; Spanish Club 10; Latin Club 12 — Ambition: Health Administration REBECCA R. BYRD— taurus—D e¬ bate Team 10, 11, 12; Forensics 10, 11 National Honor Society 11, President 12; Governors School for the Gifted 10; Junior Classical League 11, 12 — Ambition: Doctor SENIORS MARK CALL PATRICE R. CALLOWAY— LEO- SCA Rep. 10; Basketball 10, 11, 12, Cap tain 12; SC A Exec Board 11; Latin Club 11, 12; Jr. Class Vice President 11 — Am¬ bition: Pediatrician DAVID R. CAPPS — Pisces—aiasa 10, 11—Ambition: Music Career SANDRA E. CARL TON CORINA G. CAROTHERS SUSAN A. CARPENTER CATHERINE R. CARR — TAURUS—Am bition: Undecided LISA D. CARROLL — LEO — Ambition: Registered Nurse ANTHONY D. CARTER— PISCES- SCA Rep. 10, 11; SC A Pres. 12; AIASA Vice Pres. 10, 11; DEC A 10, 11; JV Bas¬ ketball 10 — Ambition: To further my edu cation. SUSAN CHALLIS — Taurus—jv C heerleader 11, Varsity 12 — Ambition: Legal Secretary BRAD £ CHEATHAM— LEO-JV Foot¬ ball 10; Campus Life 12; SCA Rep. 12 — Ambition: Healthy, wealthy, and wise POLL Y CHONG — SAGITTARIUS—Drum Captain 10; Varsity Cheerleader 11; Ju nior Class Exec. Board 11; Keyettes 11, 12; Debate Team 12 — Ambition: Lawyer ROBERT A. CHRISTIAN— GEMINI- Ambition: Undecided DONNA L. CLARK— viRGO-Out- door Track 10, 11, 12; Indoor Track 12, ROTC 10 — Ambition: Air Force REGINA A. CLARK STEVEN W. CLARK— LIBRA-Ambi¬ tion: An officer in the Air Force TERESA R. COLCLOUGH— CAPRI¬ CORN—SCA Rep. 12 — Ambition: Radio and TV Broadcaster KIMBERLY S. COLE— CANCER—Annu¬ al Staff 10, 11, 12; FBLA 11, 12; COE 12; National Society of Distinguished High School Students; Keyettes 11, 12—Arrtbi tion: To live each day to its fullest. TERESA R. COLE JANICE M. COLLINS— PISCES—Bas¬ ketball 9, 10, 11, 12 SCA Rep. 10, 11, 12; JA Pres. 11—Ambition: Lawyer, Sing¬ er, Actress, Pres, of the US.A. 73 SENIORS KEITH E. COLLINS — CANCER—Ambi¬ tion: Architect CHARLENE L. CONNER— Aquar¬ ius — Ambition: Firefighter TIMOTHY D. CONNOR— LEO-FBLA 11; Ski Club 11, 12 — Ambition: Comput¬ er Science GREGORY S. CONWAY 74 SENIORS MICHAEL S. COOPER— PISCIS-JV Football 10; JV Basketball, MVP 10; AlASA 10, 11; Track 10, 11, 12, Most Consistent Runner 10 — Ambition: Public Accounting SHENA A. COOPER — SCORPIO—Flag Twirier 10; Varsity Basketball Manager 11; SC A Rep. 12—Ambition Business Ad¬ ministrator DEBORAH COPPEDGE BELINDA J. CORBETT — PISCES—Ambi¬ tion: To live my life to the fullest. TAMMY CORDER— Scorpio—deca 10, 11, 12—Ambition: Undecided DONNIE R. CREECH— libra—aiasa 10, 11, 12 — Ambition: To live in the mountains DOUGLAS W. CROTTS— capri¬ corn — AIASA; Campus Life; Baseball — Ambition: Mechanical Engineering STEVEN CUFFIE TRACY S. DAIL — VIRGO—vica io, 11, 12, Vice Pres. 11, 12 — Ambition: To get out on my own, be happy always, and have a good time!! DIANNA L. DANIELS — Taurus—fbla 10, 11, 12 — Ambition: Master brewer for Anheuser Bush ROY V. DANIELSON— sagittarius- Drama Club 11, 12; Library Club 11, 12; Yearbook Staff 12; AIASA 12; Acappella 11, 12 — Ambition: Actor and Cartoon Artist JEANNE O. DARDEN— aquarius- Flag Corp 10, 11, 12; Chorus 10, 12 — Ambition: Major in business TIMOTHY E. DAVIDSON— LIBRA- Key Club 12; Debate Team 12; Science Club 12—Ambition: Mechanical Engi¬ neer JEFFREY A. DA VIS— ARIES—Soccer 9, 10, 11, 12; SC A Rep. 10; AIASA 10, 11- Ambition: Go to college JOYCE E. DAVIS ROBIN C. DA VIS —National Honor So¬ ciety 11, 12; Spanish Club Pres. 10; Pom-Pom Squad 11; Keyettes 10, 11, 12, 1st Vice Pres. 12; SCA Exec. Board 12—Ambition: Business Career after graduating from college SHELDON J. DAVIS— aquarius- Football 10, 11; Basketball 10; Track 10, 11, 12 — Ambition: Business Man¬ agement TANYA T. DEBREAUX— CAPRI¬ CORN—J A 11; FBLA 12—Ambition: Of lice Administrator MARY L. DEL ANY— CANCER—JA 11, 12, Vice Pres. Finance 12; FBLA 11 — Ambition: Business Major KELLY A. DESCLOS—gemini- Acappella 10; Sight and Sound Club 10, 11; Radio Club 11, 12; Science Club 12; French Club 10, 11. 12—Ambi¬ tion: Paramedic 75 SENIORS JEFFERY N. DIAL— SAGITTARIUS—Col¬ or Guard 10; Drama Club 11, 12; ROTC 10, 11, 12 — Ambition: Disc Jockey DENEEN DIGGS— LEO—FBLA; JA—Am¬ bition: To go to a 4-yr. college AMY E. DIXON — VIRGO—Swim Team 10; Radio Club 10; SCA Secretary 12; Pom-Pom Squad 11, Co-Capt. 12; Newspaper Staff 11, Co-Editor 12 — Am¬ bition: To attend college, get married, and see the world. JOHN W. DOBSON— CANCER- DEC A 10, 11, 12; Varsity Baseball 11, 12 — Ambition: Pro Baseball Player SCOTT D. DOLL— TAURUS—Soccer Team 10, 12; German Club 11, 12; Campus Life 12; Science Club Treasurer 12 — Ambition: Highest rank of the Air Force JAMES R. DORTCH — GEMINI—Drama Club 11, Vice Pres. 12 — Ambition: Air Force or Marine Corps Pilot MIXONA L. DORTCH— pisces-la 10, 11; Acappella 10, 11; Ensemble 12 — Ambition: Business Administration DIETZ DROSDEK— CANCER—Key Club 12; Latin Club 12; Tennis Team 12; German Club 12 — Ambition: Chemis¬ try—Biology Ph.D RONALD C. DRUMELLER—leo- Band 10, 11, 12; German Club 10, 11 — Ambition: Air Force Officer ADRIAN D. DULA — LIBRA— JV Basket¬ ball 10, JA 12 — Ambition: Computer Sci- ones ANJANETTE R. EANS—virgo-fbla 10, 11, 12 — Ambition: A career in bust ness PAMELA R. EASON — AQUARIUS—Ski Club 11, Pres. 12; FBLA 10—Ambition: Computer Science MARIE L. EDWARDS — Aquarius— FBLA 10; FHA 11; VIC A 11, Vice Pres. 12 — Ambition: To be rich and live life to its fullest. SUSAN R. EDWARDS— scorpio- FBLA 10, 11, 12; SCA Rep. 11, 12; Keyettes 11, 12; COE 12 — Ambition: To be successful and enjoy life. WENDY D. EDWARDS RONALD ELLSWORTH— VIRGO—Bas¬ ketball — Ambition: To further education in U.S.A.F. JOAN M. ELMORE — Aquarius— Swim Team 9, 10, 11, 12; Sophomore Class Treasurer 10 — Ambition: Corporate Lawyer DELORES EPPERSON— pisces-fbla 10, 11; FHA 10 — Ambition: Data Process¬ ing DEBRA K. EVANS— VIRGO-FBLA; SCA — Ambition: To live my life to the fullest extent. DAVID M. FARMER— LEO-VICA- Ambition: To just be successful. 76 SENIORS CALVIN H. FARTHING ALAN B. FEARS — LEO—Varsity Swim Team 9, 10, 11, 12; Drama Club 11; Drill Team 10; Newspaper Staff 12 — Ambi¬ tion: Business Administration RON H. FEINBA UM—CAPRICORN- Drama Club 11, 12; Thespian Club 12; Li brary Club 10, 11; Office Helper 12; Pub He Relations for Drama Club 12 — Ambi tion: Doctor of Psychology TOURGENA R. FERGUSON— leo- LA 10, 11; Ensemble Choir 11, 12; Acappella Choir 10 — Ambition: Fashion Store Owner CHARLIE J. FERRELL MARGARET A. FICKLEN—leo- Keyettes 10, 2nd Vice Pres. 11, Pres. 12; Senior Class Secretary 12; Debate Team 11, Co-Capt. 12; French Club 10, Pres. 11; News Editor, Bethel Review 12—Am bition: News Broadcaster MARY B. FIELDS— CANCER—JA 11- Ambition: Secretary JANE A. FLESHMAN— Sagittarius— COE 12 — Ambition: Fly the Friendly Skies ROBERT FORBES THURMAN P. FOREHAND— CAN CER—JV Baseball 10; Acappella Choir 10, 11; Ski Club 11, 12; SC A Rep. 12- Ambition: Engineering JOEL R. FORTUNE — PISCES—JV Bas¬ ketball 10; Varsity Basketball 11, 12; AIASA 11, 12 — Ambition: Architect, Engi¬ neer CYNTHIA FOX KEVIN D. FYFE — CAPRICORN—Varsi ty Wrestling 9, 10, 11, 12; JV Baseball 10 — Ambition: To go to college. SUZANNE L. GABLER-taurus- Homecoming Court 10; Miss Kick-Off Court 10; Yearbook Staff 12; VICA 12; JA 12 — Ambition: Dentistry CHERYL L. GARCIA— aquarius- Soccer Manager 10, 11, 12; Drama Club 11; Acappella Choir 10; VICA 12; Dean Assistant 10, 11, 12 — Ambition: Computer Programmer TEMERA L. GARRETT— taurus- Acappella 10, 11, 12; Bruin Singer 11, 12; Regional Chorus 10, 11, 12—Ambi tion: To make other people happy TENNYSON GARRETT BONNIE S. GARRIS— CAPRICORN— COE 12; FBLA 12—Ambition: Cosmetolo gist MAUREEN N. GIBSON— GEMINI-Var¬ sity Cheerleader 10, 11, Capt. 12; Forensics 10, 11; Junior Class Secretary 11; National Honor Society 11, Vice Pres. 12; Model United Nations and Con¬ gress 11, 12—Ambition: Accountant and Family R. GILLIARD 77 SENIORS SAMUEL GILLILAND— SCORPIO— AIASA 10; Science Club 11; German Club 10, 11—Ambition: Engineering TRACY L GORDON— GEMINI—FBLA; DEC A; SC A Rep—Ambition: Executive Secretary DARLENE GORE— cancer— vie A 11 , 12; DECA 10; SCA Rep. 10—Ambition: Pre-School Teacher B. DELAINE GOSLEE— capricorn— Photography Club 10; Keyettes 11, 12; Yearbook Staff 12; Drama 12; National Honor Society 12—Ambition: City Plan ner KENNETH GRAHAM— cancer- vie A 12—Ambition: To be a successful auto mechanic LISA M. GRANT— PISCES—FBLA 10; DECA 11, 12; Yearbook Staff 12—Ambi¬ tion: Psychologist CAROLINE P. GRANZEAU—leo- Acappella 10; Science Club 12; Spanish Club 10—Ambition: Computer Systems Analyst MARY R. GRAY— AQUARIUS—FBLA 10, 11—Ambition: Undecided CAROL A. GREEN— VIRGO—Office Helper 10, 12 — Ambition: Nurse LORRI L. GREENE —JA 12—Ambition: Undecided MICHAEL GREENWOOD— Sagittar¬ ius—jv Baseball 10; Science Club 12- Ambition: Get Rich Quick DONNA M. GREGORY— Taurus— Basketball; softball; FBLA; FHA — Ambition: Sociology or Psychology PATSY L. GREGORY DEBRA K. GROSS BARBARA B. GUINN— CANCER- Forensics 11, 12 — Ambition: Ph.D in Phys¬ ical Therapy WINFRED T. GUTHRIE What a dedicated student! I 1! i 1 78 SENIORS GARY T. GWYNN — SAGITTARIUS—JV Basketball 10; SCA Rep. 11, 12 — Ambi¬ tion: To be rich and successful. STEPHANIE R. HAGWOOD—CAPRi CORN—DELTA PHI BETA Sorority 12—Am¬ bition: To have my own business. DEBORAH A HALL —LIBRA —Chorus 10; Pom-Pom Squad 11; Yearbook Staff 12; JA 11, 12 — Ambition: Engineering MICHELE D. HANDLE CHARLOTTE F. HANNA — Scorpio— Latin Club, 10 and 11 treasurer, 12 Pres.; Yearbook Staff 10; FBLA 10; Pom-Pom Squad 11 — Ambition: Major in graphic arts and open a printing shop. BETH HARDEN — SAGITTARIUS—Ambi¬ tion: Accountant GENE A. HARDEN — AQUARIUS—Ten¬ nis Team 10, 11, 12 — Ambition: Singer for Parliament. SUSAN E. HARDING— SCORPIO-Li- brary Club 10, 11, 12; Sight and Sound Club, Sec. 12; FHA 11 — Ambition: Nurse KARL W. HARDY MARK HARGRAVE — Sagittarius— JV Baseball 10; Soccer 11, 12—Ambi¬ tion: Architect LARRY L HARVEY SYBIL T. HASKETT— capricorn—fbla 11, 12; JA 12 — Ambition: Computer Sci ence CHARLES F. HAYES— LIBRA-Ambi¬ tion: Electronics engineer CARL HAYNES 79 KELVIN B. HAYNES—CANCER—Ambi¬ tion: Architect RICHARD D. HEARL— Sagittarius— VIC A 10, 11, 12; ROTC 10, 11—Ambi tion: To succeed in BIG BUSINESS. TANYA G. HE ASTER— taurus— Yearbook Staff 12; Campus Life 12; FBLA 10, 11, 12; Soccer Manager 10—Ambi tion: College KELLIE M. HENNEGAN SIMON HICKS — SCORPIO—Drama Club 10; Acappella, Ensemble, Pres. 11, 12 — Ambition: Male Nurse RANDY R. HILL — TAURUS—Football 10, 11, 12; Wrestling 10, 11—Ambition: To have a good and successful life. CATHY E. HILLIARD TIMOTHY HINES— TAURUS-Football 10, 12; Wrestling 10, 11, 12 — Ambition: Doctor BEVERLY L. HOGGARD—GEM ni- FHA 10, 11, 12; FBLA 10—Ambition: Clerical Work ORA HOLDER —Latin Club 12; De bate Team 12; Guidance Office Assis¬ tant 11, 12—Ambition: Business Admin¬ istrator DEBORAH E. HOLLAND— GEMINI- FBLA; JA—Ambition: To clean Christa pher Reeves ' (Superman) teeth in my own dental office. THELMA J. HOLLAND— ARIES-Flag Corps 12; Spanish Club 12; JA 11, 12 — Ambition: Bachelors Degree in Broadcasting Mass Media and Masters Degree in Law. MARTIN C. HOLMES— CAPRICORN- Drama Club 10, 11, Thespian; ROTC 10; AI AS A Historian 11 — Ambition: Try to make my country a better a place to live in L. RANDY HUDGINS— aquarius- Wrestling 11 — Ambition: Commercial Artist A dvertising AUGUSTUS C. HUGHES— LIBRA-Am bition: Drafter DEBORAH L. HUGHES ROBIN HUNT MARSHA L. HUNTER— LEO-Swim Team 10, 11, 12; FBLA 10; Drama Club 11, 12; JA 11 — Ambition: To go to cot lege; fall in love; and live happily ever after. BREAK DOWN! 80 __ SCOTT L. HURST GARY R. IRVIN — AQUARIUS—JV Foot¬ ball 10; AIASA — Ambition: Live in the mts. MARK C. IVEY MARY D. IVEY — aries—rotc 10 , 11 , 12; Drill Team 10, 11, 12 — Ambition: To go in the service. HOLLY R. JACKSON— GEMINI-Am bition; Cosmetology, Interior Design JONATHAN JACKSON SHARON L. JACKSON— SAGITTAR¬ IUS—DEC A 10; ICT 11, 12—Ambition: At¬ tend college LARRY C. JARRETT SHARON Y. JEFFRIES— LEO-FHA 10; FBLA 11, 12—Ambition: Clerk Typist DOLLETTE JOHNSON— capricorn— JROTC 10; FHA 10, 11—Ambition: Undecided WAYNE M. JOHNSON— SAGITTAR¬ IUS—ROTC 10, 11, 12, Colorguard 11, 12; Indoor Track 11; Basketball 1, 12 — Ambition: Computer Engineering YVETTE M. JOHNSON— Aquarius— Outdoor Track 10, 11, 12, MVP 10; Sci¬ ence Club Secretary 12 — Ambition: Physical Therapist TRACI L. JOHNSTON— SAGITTAR IUS—DECA 10—Ambition: To always have money. KIMBERLY JONES 81 MARK T. JONES— Aquarius—vica 11, 12—Ambition: Machinist MARK S. JONES SCOTT A. JONES — TAURUS—Ambi¬ tion: Electrician or Carpenter KENNETH A. JOYE KRISTOPHER M. KABZA—scorpio- Soccer 10, 11, 12; German Club 11, Pres. 12; Boy ' s State 11; Key Club Trea surer 12; Science Club Vice Pres. 12 — Ambition: To be happy GEORGE C. KELLAM — cancer—jv F ootball 10; Key Club 12; Senior Prom Committee 12 — Ambition: Certified Pub¬ lic Accountant WINIFRED D. KELLY HENRY N. KENNEDY RHONDA F. KINARD — GEMINI—fha 10; District IV VICA Vice Pres. 11, Pres. 12 — Ambition: Unisex Hair Stylist SUSAN D. KING — ARIES — Ambition: Stay young JULIET M. KMETZ — VIRGO—FHA io; York town Bicentennial State Choir 12; Acappella 12; Science Club 12—Ambi¬ tion: Legal Secretary TERRENCE L. KNIGHT— ARIES-Foot- ball 10; Basketball 10, 11, 12; ROTC 10, 11, 12 — Ambition: President of the Unit¬ ed States MELISSA K. KOEPP SUZANNE LADLEE — Aquarius— Acappella 10; Office Worker 11; Foot¬ ball Manager 11; Yearbook Staff 12; Newspaper Staff 12 — Ambition: Social Worker JOSEPH P. LANGLEY— sagittarius- Band 10, 11, 12; Drum Major 11, 12; All- City Band 10, 11, 12; Bandsman of the Year 10, 11; John Phillip Sousa Award 11 — Ambition: To be successful KAREN L LANGSLOW 82 SENIORS MICHAEL W. LASSITER— LEO—jv Football 10; ROTC 10, 11, 12; Color Guard 11, 12; Baseball — Ambition: Psy¬ chologist KATHERINE A. LEGO TRACY R. LESAGE — LIBRA—Drama Club 10 — Ambition: To be happy. AMANDA L. LESER — Sagittarius— Ambition: Model DOLORES L. LEWIS— VIRGO—vica 11, 12 — Ambition: Clerk Typist ELIZABETH D. LINKOUS— TAURUS— DEC A 10, 11, 12; SCA Rep. 10; FHA 11- Ambition: Accountant ROSALINE N. LOCKHART— libra— SCA Rep. 10; Bruin Singer 10, 11, 12; Chorus Dept. Vice Pres. 12; Majorette 12; Pom-Pom Squad 11 — Ambition: To own a recording studio SHERRI L. LOWERY JOSEPH C. LUCIDO HAROLD M. MACK—cancer- Model Congress 11, 12; Model UN 12; French Club 11, Pres. 12; Key Club 11, 12; Latin Club 11, Treasurer 12; Debate Team 12; SCA Exec. Board 12 — Ambi¬ tion: Lawyer NOEL D. MACKLIN — Sagittarius— Acappella 10; Girl’s State 11; Keyettes 11, treasurer 12; National Honor Society 11, treasurer 12; Junior Classical League 12 — Ambition: Certified Public Accoun¬ tant TANYA L. MANN — LIBRA—ROTC 10, 11, 12 — Ambition: Air Force CHRISTOPHER MARSHALL BILLY MARTIN VINNIE MASON — ARIES—Football 10; Basketball 10 — Ambition: Undecided KEITH R. MASON 83 SENIORS THOMAS D. MASTERS— PISCES— ROTC; German Club—Ambition: Air Force JESSIE L. MAYBERRY— LEO—Bruin Singer 11, 12; Acappella 10; Radio Club 10, 11; National Honor Society 11, 12; Ski Club 12—Ambition: Famous Singer MONICA E. MC CAIN— CAPRI¬ CORN—Football Manager 11, 12; Out¬ door Track Manager 12—Ambition: Bust ness Career RAMONA D. MCCAIN JEANNETTE MC CALLUM LYNN Y. MCCOY RICHARD L MC CRICKARD—sagit TARIUS—Soccer 10; Latin Club 11, 12; AIASA 10; SCA Treasurer 12; Key Club 12 — Ambition: Certif ied Public Accoun¬ tant JAMES R. MCDANIEL JAMES MCDOWELL WILLIAM C. MCKOY— AQUARIOUS — Ambition: To own a Trans- Am (Bandit) TRACEY J. MC LAWHORN—vir GO—SCA Rep. 10, 11; DEC A 10, 11, 12 — Ambition: To further my fashion ca reer, own my own boutique, get mar¬ ried, start a family, and live happily ever after. ROBERT R. MEADOWS JAMES D. MERTENS — LIBRA—Ger¬ man Club 10, 11; AIASA 10, 11; Wres¬ tling 12 — Ambition: Professional Motorcross Racer MARK R. METZGER YVONNE G. METZGER— cancer- Acappella 10, 11; FHA 10, 11—Ambi tion: To teach the deaf, blind, and mute GARY D. MILLER — LIBRA—Ski Club 11, 12 — Ambition: To turn into a Budweiser Beer SHARON L. MILLER— capricorn- Ambition: To live a long, happy life. TAMMY D. MITCHELL ItRRY L. MITCHEM—gemini-Vo Tech 10, 11, 12 — Ambition: First Class Auto Body Technician MIZELLA D. MONTGOMERY— CAN CER—FHA 12; FBLA 11; JA 11, 12; Span¬ ish Club 12 — Ambition: Business Major 84 SENIORS TINA M. MORGAN — CANCER—Ambi¬ tion: To own a boutique WENDELL A. MORGAN — TAURUS— Senior Class Pres. 12; Key Club, Sec. 11, Pres. 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; S.C.A. Exec. Board 12—Ambition; Me¬ chanical Engineer DUANE S. MORRIS — GEMINI—jv B aseball 10; Soccer 11; Golf 12; Ski Club 11; AIASA 12 — Ambition: Architect CATHERINE MOURING—virgo- FBLA 11, 12 — Ambition: College DARRYL R. MUNDEN—pisces-jv B asketball 10; National Honor Society 12; Indoor and Outdoor Track 12 — Am¬ bition: Chemical Engineer WILLIE E. MUSKELL Y — gemini—rotc 11, 12 — Ambition: Jammer ANITA D. NAZARETH— aries-fbla 11; FHA 12 — Ambition: Air Force ANITA K. NICHOLSON— libra- DEC A 11, 12; Keyettes 10, 11, 12—Am bition: Nurse and modeling on the side KAREN L. NORTON — AQUARIUS— Keyettes 11, 12; FBLA 12; COE 12—Am bition: To get rich JAQUELINE K. NUNN EDWARD L. OBEY — Scorpio—jv Baseball 10 — Ambition: Outdoor Photog rapher CLYDE OGLE — LIBRA—Homecoming Parade 12; VoTech 11—Ambition: To be successful in my life. WILLIAM B. ORNE — LIBRA—Varsity Baseball 10, 11, 12; Campus Life 12- Ambition: Get through college KAREN L. PALMER— SCORPIO—Dra¬ ma Club 10, 11, Sec. and Treasurer 12; Newspaper Staff 12; National Thespian Society 11, 12; Keyettes 11, 12 — Ambi¬ tion: Healthy, happy, loved STEPHANIE 1 PANKOWSKI—can CER—Keyettes 10, 11, 12; FBLA 12; COE 12; Soccer Manager 10, 11, 12; Wrestling Manager 11, 12 — Ambition: Lawyer or major in business NANCY A. PAQUIN— LEO—AIASA 10, 11; JA 12 — Ambition: Certified Pub¬ lic Accountant JEFFREY L. PARKER — CANCER—Ten¬ nis 10, 11, 12; Model UN 12; Band 10; Boy’s State 11; SC A Exec. Board 12 — Ambition: Become successful in the computer industry and makes lots of money. ARTHUR D. PARROUS — cancer—jv Football 10; Varsity Wrestling 11, 12 — Ambition: To live a good life. TONJA M. PASS — CAPRICORN—Am¬ bition: Photojournalist DANIEL G. PATCH — CANCER—Varsi ty Soccer 10, 11, 12; SC A Rep.; DEC A 10—Ambition: To go to college, maybe play pro soccer 85 ERIC V. PATTERSON— GEMINI— AlASA 10, 12; JV Football 10—Ambition: Architect JEFF A. PEARCE— PISCES—AlASA; Yearbook Photographer; Newspaper Photographer—Ambition: Head Playboy Photographer VERONICA M. PEATROSS— capri¬ corn—fbl A 10, 12; Softball 11; COE 12; Yearbook Staff 11, 12; JA 11 — Ambition: Radio TV Broadcasting LISA GAY PEELE — LIBRA—Acappella 10; Drama Club 11, 12; Thespian 11; Soccer Manager 10; Ski Club 11—Ambi¬ tion: To always be happy, and live my life to its fullest potential. ALISA M. PENA — SCORPIO—Varsity Cheerleader 10, 11, 12; Miss Kick-off 12; Homecoming Court 10, 11, Home¬ coming Queen 12—Ambition: Commer¬ cial Artist DEMETRIA D. PERRIN— LEO-FBLA 10, 11; Basketball 10; DEC A 11; Yearbook Staff 12 — Ambition: To own my own bust ness and be successful. THERESA L. PETTY — SAGITTARIUS—Am bition: Physical Therapist THEODORE C. PHLEGAR—virgo- Drill Team 10, 11, Commander 12; JA, Vice Pres. Finance 11, 12; Library Club — Ambition: To attend the Air Force Academy, attend law school. MARGARET A. PITTMAN— SCOR¬ PIO—Acappella 10; FBLA 11; JA 11- Ambition: To be the most talkative Pub¬ lic Relations person there is. DANA L. POOLE — TAURUS—Spanish Club Vice Pres. 10; A.V. Club 10; Pom Pom Squad 11; AlASA Vice Pres. 11, 12, Sec 12 — Ambition: To be happy at what I do and to become well off finan¬ cially. KIMBERLY L. POWELL— CANCER- FBL A 10, 11, 12 — Ambition: To be a pro- fe ional dancer and business leader. SENIORS SHERRI I.. PREVETTE SIDNEY PRINGLE — VIRGO—Ambition: To be an auto-mechanic and work at Mercedes Benz BARBARA J. PRITCHETT— gemini- DECA 11, 12 — Ambition: Flight Attendant LYNWOOD E. PRYOR— UBRA-FBLA 10; Track 12 — Ambition: To be an Ulus trator in the Air Force or Navy RENA J. PULLEY JACQUELINE J. QUINTING— Capri CORN—FBLA 12; JA 12—Ambition: To be happy. ROBERT £ RADCLIFF — Scorpio—jv Baseball MVP 10; SC A Rep. 10, 11—Am bition: To be successful in life KEITH L. RICH — PISCES—Baseball 10, 11, 12; Science Club 12 — Ambition: Engl neer STEVE L. RICH RICHARD K. RIDDLE— GEMINI-JA 12 — Ambition: Commercial Artist JOYCE L. RIDLEY — CAPRICORN—Flag Corps 10; Science Club 10, 11; ROTC 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9, 10, 11; Track 10, 11, 12 — Ambition: Masters in psy¬ chology and an officer in the U.S. Army WENDY K. RIESMEYER— capri¬ corn—FBLA 10, 11, 12; Varsity Cheerleader 11; COE 12; Ski Club 12; Young Republicans High School Chair¬ man 12 — Ambition: Marketing GARY E. ROBBINS— VIRGO—Tennis Team 10, 11, 12; German Club 10, 11- Ambition: Engineer RUSSELL ROBINSON— TAURUS—Base¬ ball 10, 11, 12—Ambition: Pro Baseball WILLIAM M. ROBINSON MYRNA T. ROPER —LIBRA —Ambition: Nurse CAROLYN M. ROTH EARL L. ROWE — CAPRICORN—Ambi¬ tion: Architect WANDA D. ROYSTER— GEMINI—FBLA 10; Spanish Club 10; Outdoor Track 10; Varsity Cheerleader 10. 11, 12, Co- Capt. 11, 12; Junior Classical League Latin Club 11, 12; Yearbook Edi¬ tor 12; Homecoming Court 12—Ambi tion: Dentist EDWARNER RUFFIN— UBRA-ROTC; Color Guard; Footbai 1 10, 12; Wrestling 10—Ambition: Air conditioning and re¬ frigerator technician and engineer 87 SENIORS KAREN L. RUFFIN— CANCER— Acappella 10; All-City Chorus 10. 11, 12; Ensemble 11, 12; Regional Chorus 11; DEC A 11, Pres. 12—Ambition: To be a performer. SANDRA L RUSH— LIBRA—Girl ' s Bas¬ ketball Manager 10; Track and Field 10; SC A Rep. 10, 11; Modern Dance 10; Pom-Pom Squad 11—Ambition: Accoun¬ tant LINDA L. RUSS— SCORPIO— Acappella 10; Library Club 10; FBLA 11, 12- COE 12—Ambition: Secretary DANIEL E. RUSSELL RICHARD 1 RYAN SARAH J. SAFFORD—CANCER- COE; FBLA—Ambition: Business Adminis¬ trator KEVIN D. SANDERS— Sagittarius— AIASA—Ambition: To try to be the best in my field. THOMAS E. SA TTERTHWAITE — ARIES—Football Manager 10; FBLA 11 — Ambition: Masters Degree in college RANDY W. SCHENCK—virgo-u- brary Club 10, 11; Media Club 12; Dra¬ ma Club 12; Acappella; Ensemble— Ambition: To become successful in mu- sic KATRINA L. SCHLICHENMAYER RACHEL M. SCHMITT— Sagittar¬ ius—FBLA 10, 11; Library Club 11 — Am¬ bition: Professional Skater DOUGLAS P. SCHROEDER— ARIES — Ambition: Rock Star JAVONDA D. SCOTT— cancer— FBLA 12; Yearbook Staff 12 — Ambition: Registered Nurse or Computer Techni cian KRISTINA L. SEGGELKE—taurus- Ambition: California Forester RONALD S. SHAMBLIN RHONDA E. SHANKS— libra—fbla 10, 11, 12; Softball 11; Campus Life 12 — Ambition: Business and or psychology major KAREN B. SHEPPERD-aquarius- Flag Girl 10; Yearbook Staff 11, 12; Li brary Club 11; JA 12; FBLA 12—Ambi tion: Computer Programmer TIMOTHY A. SHORTT—VIRGO-Swim Team 9, 10, 11, 12; AIASA 10, 11, 12- Ambition: I want to fly. ARVIS C. SILLS — capricorn— Forensics 12; Radio Club 12 — Ambition: Major in Mass media, children broad casting GA YE SINCLAIR 88 DARIUS S. SLEDGE — ARIES—Football 10; Track 10 — Ambition: Marines JERRY SMALL — CANCER—JV Basket¬ ball 10; Varsity Basketball 11, 12 — Ambi¬ tion: Auto-Mechanic CHRYSTAL E. SMITH— Taurus—fbla 10, 12; Drama Club 11; COE 12 — Ambi¬ tion: Dentist KAREN A. SPRATLEY— CANCER— Bethel Marching Band 10, 11, Drum Ma¬ jor 12; Stage Band 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society 12; Debate Team 12 — Ambition: Computer Science Technolo¬ gist, Professional Flutist W. JERRY SPROUSE— taurus—jv B aseball 10; Varsity Baseball 11, 12 — Ambition: Draftsman VIVIAN C. STALLARD—scorpio- DECA-Fashion Merchandising I and II— Ambition: Cosmetologist JAY K. STALLINGS DAVID M. STEIN KAREN L. STEPHENS SHARON M. STEPP DONNA A. STEPPE— AQUARIUS—Soc¬ cer Manager 11, 12; Wrestling Manager 12 — Ambition: Successful business worn an KENNETH A. STEWART— scorpio- Varsity Basketball 10, 11, 12; Track and Field 10, 11, 12—Ambition: To play col¬ lege and pro basketball RICKY A. STILL — LIBRA—Ambition: Ma rine Corps, Welder MICHAEL STRONACH JOHN A. STUTTS— Scorpio— Acappella 10, 11, 12; Ensemble 11, 12; Library Club 10, 11, 12; Sight and Sound Club 11, 12—Ambition: Lutheran Pastor ELAINE M. SULLIVAN— sagittarius- Acappella 10—Ambition: To make Rick happy. 89 RUTH A. SWANSON — CANCER— Pom-Pom Squad 11; AIASA Vice Pres. 11, Pres. 12; Science Club 12—Ambi tion: Architect VERONICA L. SWEAT— ViRGO- Acappella 11, 12; DEC A Treasurer 11, 12 — Ambition: Marketing SONYA D. SYKES— PISCES—deca 10, 11, Grace Chaplin 12—Ambition: Fash ion Consultant DAVID M. TAYLOR — LEO—Ambition: Machinist EMILY F. TAYLOR— Sagittarius— Keyettes 11, 12; FBLA 11, Pres. 12; Homecoming Court 11, 12; SC A Rep. 11, 12; Who ' s Who Among American H.S. Students 11—Ambition: Career in business JOHN R TAYLOR— SCORPIO—Band 10, 11, 12; Key Club 11, 12—Ambition: To become a successful engineer KEVIN A. TAYLOR KIMBERL Y A. TAYL OR— VIRGO- Track 10, 11; Forensics 11; German Club 11, 12; Homecoming Court 12; Debate Team 12—Ambition: Pursue a career in computer science WENDY U. TAYLOR JERRY TERRILL— CAPRICORN—AIASA 10, 11, 12; German Club 10, 11; ROTC 10; ICT 12; VIC A 12—Ambition: To own my own garage LEO C. THOMAS — LIBRA—Varsity Football 10, 11; Swim Team 9, 10, 11, 12—Ambition: Be the best in what ever I do KEITH THORNTON TEJUAN L. THORNTON— aquarius- ROTC 10, 11, 12; SCA Rep. 10, 11; FBLA 11; Drill Team 10, 11 — Ambition: Profes¬ sional Model ALEX C. TODD — SCORPIO—Tenni s Team 12 — Ambition: Aircraft Mechanic KA TRINA L. TODD — ARIES—Spanish Club 10; SCA Rep. 12—Ambition: Nurse PAULA D. TOLLEY— LEO—Band 10, 11, 12; FBLA 11, Reporter 12; JA Bank Pres. 12—Ambition: Bank Accountant 90 SENIORS J. EARL TOLLIVER — capricorn— Football 10, 11; Basketball 10; Track 10, 11, 12; JA 11, 12 — Ambition: To have my own business and model DERRICK TUBER VILLE — PISCES—FBLA 12 — Ambition: To be successful in what ever I set out to do. CHARLENE M. TURNER— UBRA—SCA Rep. 10, 11; Radio Club 11, 12; Model U.N. 11, 12; Latin Club 12; JA 12—Ambi¬ tion: Certified Public Accountant MARY TURNER PATRICIA M. TYNDALL— pisces- Office Asst. 12; Football Manager 12; FBLA 10, 11, Vice Pres. 12—Ambition: Business Administration ANITA G. VANHOOK— CAPRI¬ CORN—Track 10, 11; Cross Country 10; Drama Club 10, 11; SC A Rep. 12; VICA 12 — Ambition: Air Force SHARON E. VAUGHAN— SCOR¬ PIO—Science Club 12—Ambition: Data Processing PAUL VOGTSBERGER J. ALLEN WALKER— CANCER-Ambi tion: To become a successful artist PATRICIA C. WALSTON— pisces- Chorus 10, 11 — Ambition: To do good in life. CARLA Y. WASHINGTON— GEMI¬ NI—FHA 10; Acappella 10; FBLA 10, 11, 12 — Ambition: To be a successful busi ness woman GINA M. WASHINGTON— libra- FBLA 10 — Ambition: Child Psychologist TRINA F. WASHINGTON— LEO- Track 10; Miss Kick-Off 11; SC A Rep. 11; Varsity Cheerleader 10, 11, 12; Yearbook Co-Editor 12 — Ambition: Pur¬ sue career in business WILLIAM H. WASHINGTON— capri¬ corn—jv Football 10, Varsity 11, 12; Track 9, 10, 11, 12; All-Amer. Track; At ASA 10, 11, 12—Ambition: To be an old man WILLA D. WENGER -—National Honor Society 11, 12; Latin Club 12; Keyettes 12; Girl ' s State 11; Miss BHS 11—Ambi¬ tion: Major in accounting KEVIN T. WEST— AQUARIUS—ROTC 10, 11, 12; Drill Team 10, 11, 12 — Ambi¬ tion: Pilot RYANJ. WHITTINGTON LORRIE M. WICKLINE— Sagittarius— German Club 10, 11; Guidance Office Helper 10, 11, 12—Ambition: Secretarial Science SALETHA L. WILEY— libra-fbla 12; Softball 11, 12; FHA 10—Ambition: To continue working for Ft. Mcn- ' oe as a secretary. ROBERT H. WILKS— SAGITTARIUS—JV Football 10; Varsity Football 11, 12; In¬ door Track 10, 11, 12; Outdoor Track 10, 11, 12; Model U.N. 10, 11, 12; AIASA 10, 11, 12; All-District Punter 12: All- State Track 11—Ambition: To live a long life and enjoy it to its fullest. 91 USA M. WILLETT DARRYL J. WILLIAMS HOPE R. WILLIAMS—TAURUS— F8LA 12; Newspaper Staff 11, 12 — Ambition: Major in journal¬ ism VERNA M. WILLIAMS ROBERT A. WILLIFORD—GEMI¬ NI — VIC A 11 — Ambition: To own my own auto-mechanic shop CURTIS H. WINSTON—LEO—En¬ semble 10,11; Key Club 11; De¬ bate Team 11,12; Latin Club 11, Vice Pres. 12; Newspaper Staff 12 — Ambition: To be the best person can be, and to succeed in the career I have chosen, LAW! TIMOTHY D. WITTKOPP—CAPRI¬ CORN—Acappella 10,11,12; En¬ semble 11,12; Regional Chorus 11; Hampton All-City Ensemble 10,11,12 — Ambition: Thomas Nelson Co-op Training SHARON E. WOBIE—PISCES— FBLA 10; Radio Club 11; Keyettes 11,12; Ski Club 12; Senior Class Treasurer 12 — Am¬ bition: Radio Program Director LAURA L. WOLF—LIBRA—News¬ paper Staff 11; Office Asst. 12—Ambition: To be successful LARRY R. WORRELL CHRISTOPHER WRIGHT—ARIES— Soccer 9,10,11,12, Best Offen¬ sive Player 10,11; SC A Rep. 11, 12 — Ambition: Architect BARRY WYA TT—SCORPIO— Ten¬ nis Team 10,11,12 — Ambition: To play in a Southern rock band CHARLES A. WYNDER—CAPRI¬ CORN—Model U.N. 10,11,12; Model Congress 10,11,12; Var¬ sity Football 10,11; Tennis 10, 11,12; Key Club 10,11, Vice Pres. 12; ROTC 10,11, Brigade Commander 12; Who’s Who Among American H.S. Students 12; Jr. Class Pres. 11 — Ambi¬ tion: Lawyer DARREL YARBOROUGH—SCOR¬ PIO—Baseball 10; Wrestling 10 — Ambition: To lead a good life ERIC A. YOUNG—SCORPIO—DE Ambition: To be wealthy GAIL LORETTA OLIVER—SCOR¬ PIO—Drama 12 — Ambition: En¬ gineer JAMES TIMOTHY RORRER— AQUARIUS—Varsity Football 10; Wrestling; Track 11,12 — Ambi¬ tion — To be successful in all that may pursue in life. HARLIN SMITH GAIL RENEE WEAVER—CAN¬ CER— LA 10,11,12; Softball 11— Ambition: Business Manager SHARON ELIZABETH JOHNSON— SCA Representative 10; FBLA 10,11; FH A 10 DONNA CLARK -ft , i-f- —r f ' W j aiiF _ r. j I “Getting Off Approximately 140 couples attend the Holly Ball held at the hostoric Chamberlain Ho¬ tel. The enchanted evening took place on the night of Tuesday, December 22, which was the last day of school before closing for the holidays. Students danced to excellent music supplied by Turnstyles. As is custom¬ ary, the theme for the dance was Christmas at the Chamberlain Hotel. THE CHAMBERLAIN AT CHRISTMAS IS HOLLY ‘The band plays a tune ' “Talented singer adds to the atmo¬ sphere“ “Get down on it Bethel Drama Presented BLITHE SPIRIT by Noe! Coward November 19, 20, 21, 1981 Student Director: Ron Feinbaum Student Producer: Craig Holmes CAST Edith Delaine Goslee Ruth Lisa Peele Charles Todd Beadle Dr. Bradman Roy Danielson Mrs. Bradman Gail Oliver Madam Arcati Mandy Everett Elvira Karen Palmer Charles becomes an astral bigamist when Madam Arcati calls back the spirit of his first wife, Elvira during a saence attended by Charles, his sec¬ ond wife, Ruth, and Dr. and Mrs. Bradman. It takes the help of Edith to make Charles free again. “How dare you! Ruth can’t believe Charles could have been so rude to her the night before “Remain Calm’’, requests a worried Ruth who ' s sure Charles’ “Hallucina¬ tions’’ mean he’s crazy. 98 BUTT SPIRIT E Ivlra poses a problem for Charles. ' ■ ■ IwmB 4NMHS£S£hsIHHHmBEbP 9HR1L % C J her methods to Dr. and Mrs. Bradman and Ruth. “I ' ll get him back, yet. Elvira Is planning her own “trip “Tor Charles. 99 LET THE GOOD TIMES ROLL 100 • Student Life ' «|f Student Life • 101 CLASSROOM AND ABOUT SCHOOL 102 • Student Life Student Life 103 RELAXING IN GREAT COMPANY 104 • Student Life t Student Lite • 105 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Front Row, Left to Right: Alisa Pena, Maureen Gibson, Carol Bascomb, Angela Butler, Janet Jones, Back Row, Left To Right: Martine Thompson, Lenese Walls, Reneau Georgett, Avis Laws, Wanda Royster, and Trina Wash¬ ington. 106 • Student Life J.V.’S CHEERLEADS Front Row, Left To Right: Yvette Burger, Simone Anderson, Second Row, Left to Right: Irlene Gar¬ rett, Karen Taylor, Tina Whitehurst. Back Row: Sandra Fullin, Roberta Harris, Lasalya Craw¬ ford, Amy Keith, and Dee Harwood. 107 ■ ■ 108 BIGGEST FLIRT Katrina Todd SENIORS ANNOUNCE HAEE OE FAME BEST LOOKING Chris Wright BEST ALL AROUND MOST ATHLETIC Bob Wilks MOST POPULAR BEST ALL AROUND BEST LOOKING Alisa Pena MOST TALKATIVE Stephanie Pankowski BEST PERSONALITY BEST DRESSED Curtis Winston MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED Karen Norton MOST A THLETIC Janice Collins MOST POPULAR Walter Bailey 109 MOST TALK A TIVE MOST TALENTED MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED Derick Tuberville Jessie Mayberry Tony Carter WITTIEST Dale Ames BEST DANCER Ricky Duncan SENIORS HALL OF FAME 110 MOST LIKEL Y TO SUCCEED Maureen Gibson MOST TALENTED Todd Beadle BEST DANCER Amy Dixon MOST LIKEL Y TO SUCCEED MOST INTELLECTUAL KIORS HALL OF FAME Alan Morgan Lynne Garcia MOST INTELLECTUAL Rebecca Byrd BEST PERSONALITY Robin Davis QUICK SHOTS 113 Terrence Knight and his date, Cathy Borum ROTC BALL The ROTC Ball was held at Fort Mon¬ roe Continental Enlisted Club on Thursday, March 25, 1982. Music was by the D.J. Warren James. 114 Wayne Johnson John White smiles for us. Maureen Gibson and Charles Wynder Jr., cutting the cake. THE MENU WAS STEA AND CHICKEN Randy Bowman “I ' ll give that matter much thought . DESIGNERS FASHIONS FOR 82 FASHIONS The city wide Home Economics Departments held a fashion show at Coliseum Mall, March 26. Students from various schools modeled garments con¬ structed by various Home Economics departments. It was an outstanding fashion show that everybody enjoyed, thanks to the wonderful efforts of Mrs. E. Lovett, city wide coordinator and commentator of the show. Kadcmaker Ferguson Alston Peggy Delph Coleen si ifl slf� - ' -• . v ' • :f t-T •• ' ■ mi M IS; 4 , 5 v l « : -’v ' Farmer Tracy Lesage Flliney Harman 1 17 THE JUNIOR RING DANCE THE TURNING OE THE RINGS Robert Franklin with Mrs. Crouthame. JUNIOR RING DANCE This year’s annual Ring Dance was held on Saturday, March 27, in the school cafeteria. The dance began promptly at 8:00 and was contin¬ ued through 12:00. The dress was semi-formal, and the theme colors were yellow and blue. The disc jockey was Little Joe and the theme was “Sweet Dreams by Air Supply. 118 People Getting Close r Wf M ■ i i W i The Ring Dance attendants sign up to have their pictures taken. The Last Dance 1 19 THE JUNIOR RING DANCE WAS TRULY A NIGHT TO REMEMBER. THE THEME SONG WAS “SWEET DREAMS” 120 THE RING DANCE WAS A GREAT EVENING TO BE WITH FRIENDS 121 Ai T THE WIAAERS ARE . . Ronald Drumell: Mr. BHS Susie Shay: Miss BBS V’« ' - AND THE WINNERS ARE . . . A new twist was added to an old BHS tradition on Friday, February 19 at 8:00 p.m. in the auditorium. Miss BHS was no longer herself but the BHS Pag¬ eant of 1982. Yes, liberation has hit the pageant front and males participat¬ ed in this year ' s event. One contestant said, “I liked last year ' s show, I like this year ' s show, but they’re two totally different things. It’s unique. Males and females were judged separately, (at least something is sacred) on the basis of talent and modeling, talent being more heavily weighted. Susie Shay, who performed an energetic gymnastic-dance routine won the female competition. She was sponsored by the German Club. After the pag¬ eant, Susie stated that “it was fun.” Ronnie Drumeller and his trumpet took first prize in the male competition and was sponsored by the Key Club. Ronnie said, “being the first male win¬ ner was an unique experience and a great honor. Susie and Ronnie each received $100 Savings Bonds and engraved Jeffer¬ son cups. Alan Morgan and Donna Breen were runner-ups in their respective categor¬ ies, both playing the piano. Alan was sponsored by the Senior Class and the Yearbook Staff sponsored Donna. They each received $50 Savings Bonds and engraved Jefferson cups. Alan who escorted Denise Wenger last year as she won Miss BHS ' 81 said, “it was different than being a male es cort because of the competition. Donna commented, “I enjoyed meeting all the people that were involved. ” Tina Phillips 122 Richard Duncan Hallie Richardson Tourgeua Ferguson mmmsm ps 1 SPORTS SPORTS FOOTBALL The Bruins battled back to a respectable 2nd place finish in the perennially tough Peninsu¬ la District with a 6-2 record. However, Bethel led the league in both offense and defense but unfortunately did not put points on the board when they were needed. Waiter Baileywon the rushing (1060 yards) and scoring (78 points) titles in the league. Tim Rorrer and John Britt led a determined and fortified defense which only allowed 2 TD’s on the ground the entire year. The defense shut out the nationally ranked Moeller Crusaders for two quarters while dropping a 17-0 game. Waiter Bailey and Tim Rorrer finished out their illustrious football careers with the following statistics and credentials while helping Bethel to 2 championship seasons and a second place position. The record was 19-7-2. WALTER BAILEY—CAREER RUSHING TIM RORRER 1979 46 (4 games) 495 123.3 10.78 1980 121 1092 121.3 8.9 1981 215 1060 106.0 4.9 382 2547 110.8 6.66 PASS RECEIVING 1979 5 118 23.6 1980 7 93 13.3 1981 6 189 31.4 18 400 22.2 TACKLES GAME OVERALL INTER. RECOVERIES 7.6 684 2 2 16.0 1134 1 3 14.9 1490 1 2 11.4 3308 TE PASS RECEIVING 2 64 32 8 157 19 10 221 22.1 yds. Both men were selected by their teammates as the MVP offense and defense respective¬ ly and were named to the 1st Team All District Team along with Henry Kennedy as Cen¬ ter, Bob Wilks as punter, and James “Hot Shot” Williams as punt returner. Tim Rorrer And Walter Bailey ALL AMERICAN 126 FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Al Insley, Roger Wilks executes as Smokey observes. Bouchard. BACK ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: Colon Oliver, Dennis Kozlowski and Brian Hebert 1981 BETHEL FOOTBALL RECORD BETHEL 13 GEORGE WASHINGTON (DANVILLE) 14 BETHEL 0 MOELLER (OHIO 17 BETHEL 21 LAFA YETTE 7 BETHEL 10 KECOUGHTAN 14 BETHEL 21 PHOEBUS 3 BETHEL 49 WARWICK 0 BETHEL 26 FERGUSON 0 BETHEL 22 MENCHVILLE 0 BETHEL 20 DENBIGH 0 BETHEL 0 HAMPTON 3 182 58 The Bethel varsity attacked the toughest schedule in the state and maybe the toughest in the nation. Even though the final record was 6-4, the excitement and competitiveness of the-season are not revealed. Led by Captains Tim Rorrer and Waiter Bailey and seniors Bob Wilks, William Washington, Henry Kennedy, Andrew Williams, Vinnie Miller, Kenny Bar¬ rett, Edwarner Ruffin, Jerome Stowes, Mark Ulisse and Tim Hines, the Bruins amassed some impressive statistics: 127 PLANNING AND PREPARATION FOR MOELER H.S. GAME Are All Those Big Guys On Their Varsity? “What Are We Doing Here? Contact is the Name of the Game . . . Britt and Rorrer Want The Fame. 129 SONYA STURDIVANT CHECKING OUT THOSE CRUSADERS. ’ 30 SHAKE IT! ARE WE IN OHIO YET?” “POSING FOR PICTURES IS TOUGHER THAN PLA YING FOOTBALL ” 131 WALTER BAILEY HENRY KENNEDY KENNETH BARRETT RANDY HILL TIM HINES Darryl Jones gets one of his many QB sacks Row 1: M. Ulisse, H. Kennedy, T. Hines, K. Barrett, J. Stowes, P. Owens, E. Ruffin, T. Rorrer, W. Bailey, R. Hill, W. Washington, R. Wilks, A. Williams, C. Wynder, T. Tyndall, J. McDonald Row 2: E. Bordeau, K. Garett, T. Carter, T. Ward, J. Sanders, P. Jones, H. Hope, J. Nicolai, K. Turner, E. Ford, S. Scott, J. Clark, G. London, P. Johnson, C. Ewart. Row 3: A. Insley, B. Hebert, J. Hubbard, D. Southcombe, Dr. Phillips, M. McCain, S. Noel, R. Fullwood, C. Armstead, A. Bailey, J. Williams, R. Clayton, D. Jones, R. Farthings, J. Britt, K. Taylor, S. Williams, E. Wright, A. Jones, R. Bouchard, D. Koziowski, C. Oliver, Dr. White. Row 4: R. Da¬ vis, V. Grimes, C. Jones, D. Kinney, T. Vann, G. Pierce, J. Bunn, E. Taylor, R. Southcombe, J. Stallings, D. Vann, F. Vann, O. Whitley, J. Westfal, D. Farmer, T. Johnson. 132 Tim Rorrer Edwarner Ruffin Jerome Stowes Mark Ulisse William Washington 4 Bethel Linemen: Row 1: R. Clayton, K. Taylor, E. Bordeau, S. Williams, E. Ford Row 2: P. Jones, E. Ruffin, P. Owens, R. Hill, H. Kennedy, M. Ulisse Row 3: K. Barrett, H. Hope, T. Ward, Coach Hebert, J. Saunders, T. Hines, J. Clark Andrew Williams Robert Wilks 133 SWISH Making his way, Steve Scott re¬ leases a finger roll layup. Making his shot good for another 2 points, Terrence Knight avoids the defensive effort of his oppo¬ nent. 134 • Basketball BRUIN VARSITY 1981-1982 Under the leadship of Coach Butler the Bruins patiently employ their strategy. 1981-82 (Boy ' s Varsity Season Record) BETHEL 54 Ferguson 74 BETHEL 65 Hampton 61 BETHEL 59 Warwick 70 BETHEL 70 Denbigh 56 BETHEL 52 Phoebus 47 BETHEL 69 Lafayette 61 BETHEL 45 Booker T. Washington 44 BETHEL 60 Warwick 70 BETHEL 61 Manor 58 BETHEL 69 Denbigh 47 BETHEL 54 Kecoughtan 48 BETHEL 71 Menchville 73 BETHEL 58 Ferguson 82 BETHEL 62 Hampton 60 BETHEL 57 Warwick 71 BETHEL 69 Booker T. Washington 60 BETHEL 79 Denbigh 73 BETHEL 73 Phoebus 55 BETHEL 61 Lafayette 60 BETHEL 57 Kecoughtan 56 BETHEL 67 Menchville 61 District Tournament: Bethel 73 Hampton 56 Bethel 55 Ferguson 60 Basketball• 135 ’ -W ' A fi ' to i i PfiBL M H etball one in which Coach Butler, the school, and the city could be proud of being it was the best record among the Hampton City Schools. Returning seniors who had a good season were Terrence Knight, John Ellis and Cap- A BASKETBALL 1981-82 BRUINS POST BEST CAGE SEASON IN SCHOOL ' S HISTORY! : At the end of last basketball season, Coach Sam Butler predicted that the 1981-82 squad would have a good season due to the nucleus of returning veterans from last year. The 1981-82 Bruin squad not only posted the BEST season in Bethel’s histo¬ ry but went on to tie for sec¬ ond place in the Peninsula District. An overall record of 16 wins and 7 losses was “CONTENDER” tains Joel Fortune, Cart Haynes and Kenneth Stew¬ art. Leading the team in scoring for the second con¬ secutive year was Kenneth Stewart with a 16.9 scoring average. Stewart was also named to the first team All returning will be Gary Lon¬ don, Ray Sims, Otho Sav¬ age, Bob Mason, and Chris Stephenson. With this group and several outstanding Ju¬ nior Varsity performers, the Bruins hope to have another good season next year! District and All Tournament Teams. Outstanding performances were turned in this year also by Junior sensations Steve Scott and Tim Warren, who Coach Butler feel will be su¬ per players next year. Also Basketball • 137 Soeeer Soccer 138 Front Row left to right: Sean “Guam” Connelly, Dexter Moon, Kris Kabza, Rodney Cameron, Duane Morris, Mark Hargrave, Chris Wright, Steve Farmer, Tommy Dixon Sec¬ ond Row left to right: Coach Scott Canady, Tim Bulles, Jason Kirk, Jeff Davis, Scott Doll, Trent Funkhouser, Eric Nobles, Todd Beadle, Coach, Scott Kennedy First row: Left to right, Kevin BenBow, Greg Stewart, Zachery Dortch, LaMont Wil¬ liams Second row: Left to right, John Britt, William Barnes, Dexter Vanhook, Curtis Burley Missing: Greg Morris, Todd Williams, John Cliborne, Breon Haskett, Sanuel Wenthers j.v. BASKET BATE The J. V. Basketball team had its first suc¬ cessful session in sev¬ eral years. Because of performances from such players as Curtis Burley, John Britt, Dex¬ ter Vanhook, Zachary Dortch, Greg Morris and others, the Bruins finished third in the competition. This year’s team will pro¬ vide a great nucleus for a winning varsity team in 1983. DEXTER VANHOOK GREG STEWART £ - , CURTIS BURLEY 139 Climbing high to release her shot, Janice Collins avoids the competition. On the fast break, Patrice Calloway takes aim on another 2 pointer. Fancy ball handling allows, this Bruin to make the moves despite a crowd of fol¬ lowers. i i 140 Girl’s BB HOOP SUCCESS In the lane looking to score, Janice Col¬ lins eyes the basket near eye level. Left to Right: Row 1 (Kneeling); Tammy Williams, Dana Altman, Patrice Calloway — (Captain), Eurika Manson, Tina Vernon, Rhoda Howard Row 2 (Standing—Left to Right) Jes¬ sie Pope—Head Coach, Melissia Patterson, Pamela Overby, Janet Revells, Sharon Graves, Janice Collins — (Captain), Zenobia Allen, Diana Bazemore, Lamen Sanders—(Assistant Coach) Faking the pass, Janet Revells readys to shoot over her opponent. Girl’s BB- 141 With her patented jump shot, Sharon Graves looks to odd more Bruin power. Intently viewing the boll, Sharon Graves rebounds on the offensive boards. Lookout Women’s Professional BB, Janice Collins is on her way. 142 • Girl ' s Basketball Lady Bruins The Lady Bruins completed the 1981 Season with a 15-8 overall record for a third place finish in the district. This team set its share of records, scoring a team high of 91 points against Hampton. The final team consisted of thirteen members 5 seniors, 2 juniors, 5 sopho¬ mores and 1 freshman. The captains for this year’s squad were Janice Collins and Patrice Calloway. Individual records were set by Janice Collins with 1,069 points and Patrice Calloway with 135 assists. We boasted two of the league’s leading scorers, Janice Collins and Mellisa Patterson. Janice Collins was named to the All Tournament Team. The team leaders in the following areas were: Janice Collins scoring 16.5 average, Mellisa Patterson, rebounding, 9.5 average, and Patrice Calloway, assists, 6.0 average per game. The closer they defend, Patrice Calloway enjoys the competition. Girl ' s Basketball • 143 Following the Boy’s Medlay relay, this Bruin pauses briefly before leaving the lane. In perfect form, the Bruins display the form necessary to bring home the gold. With the greatest of EASE, this possible Olympian stokes onward. Requiring great strength and staminia, Bruins complete the 100 Butterfly heat. 144 • Swimming GLIDING THROUGH THU WATER Following yet another 1st place Prepared to make an excellent win, Joannie Elmore sighs at the start, this Bruin is set to win. close of the race. All smiles, Coach Alexander and his cohorts view the camera with a PM A. Swimming • 145 Tennis Jeff Parker Kelly Boykin Tli uck Wyncler HIGH HOPES FOR MEN’S TENNIS TEAM Coach Alexander’s outlook for the upcoming men’s tennis team sea son is extremely positive. With the return of seven lettermen and through the driving hard work exhib¬ ited in practice a district title is a hope for this year. There is a lot of competition for the six available pa sitions. This year’s team, led by last year ' s captains, Chuck Wynder and Barry Wyatt, will be composed of six seniors, two juniors, and three sophomores. The following will be trying for the remaining positions: Seniors: Gary Robbins, Jeff Parker, Gene Harden, and Dietz Drosdek. Juniors: Kelly Boykin, Gerald Bulles, and Camden Long. Sophomores: Robert Drumeller, Chris Graham, Mike Parsons, Steve Sutton, Warren Taylor, Andrew Thornton, and Sidney Williams. Bottom Row: Kneeling — G. Harden, D. Drosdek, C. Graham, C. Long, A. Thornton, J. Taylor Standing—Coach Alexander, G. Robbins, C. Wynder, K. Boykin, G. Bulles, M. Parsons, J. Parker, Coach Washington Missing—Barry Wyatt, Steve Sut¬ ton 146 Carol Bascomb GIRLS TENNIS ■ - Christin Campbell Mary Arthur Carissa Wynder 147 WA SHING TON— COOPER—DORTCH 148 WILLIAM WASHINGTON TRACK ALL AMERICAN RONNIE WIGGINS OUTDOOR TRACK The outlook for the 1982 out¬ door track season looks very promising. With the re¬ turn of many top speedsters from the indoor season’s team, experience will be on Bethel ' s side. The 880 relay team of William Washington, Mickey Cooper, Bob Wilks, and Zachery Dortch which posted a state indoor record of 1:30.16 will add strength to the team. Says Wilks, “We should do better in outdoor, since indoor track is a stepping stone for outdoor track. We hope the agile Wilks is correct. TRACK TEAM Front Row (l-r): Donna Clark, Christine Hill, Amy Anderson, Patricia Palmer. 1st standing row: Rhonda Howard, Lisa Curry, Sheila Brown, Jeannette Harrison. 2nd standing row: Monica Ruffin, Pamela Overby, Janet Revells, Yvette Johnson, Melissa Patterson. EARL TOLLIVER HUNDLER CHRISTINE HILL 149 Following the match, William Win¬ ston takes timeout for a water pause. Many among the pack, the Bruin CC Team prepares to out distance the Mariners. 150 Track Cross Country KEEPING IN STRIDE Coaching prior to and during a match requires great patience and determina¬ tion, as Coach Morgan exhibits. Having lead the Mariners astray, Edward Chambers leads the Pack. Preparing to cross the finish line in the first position, Jeff Dial earns the Bruins top honors. Track Cross Country • 151 Putting on a burst of speed, William Winston makes for the finish line. Waiting to make a move, this Bruin momentarily reviews the terrain. STRENGTH STAMINIA TYPIIFY CROSS COUWTRY 152 Cross Country Concentrating on his race, ston views the timer ' s area. William Win- Rounding a bend on part of the course, Derrick Southcomb whistles through the wind. «i m KM Cross Country • 153 GOLF ATHLETES OF CULTURE Jason Nicolai is getting into the swing of things. f . A ' -V Jamie Mullins hits his fairway drive on the tenth hole for an upcoming match. BASEBALL First Row, Left to Right: Lisa McLeod, Bobby Preston, Steve Nelson, Ron Peterson, Mike Ed¬ wards, Bobby Warren, Keith Rich, Todd Eure, Joy Wood Back Row, Left to Right: Coach Bouchard, Bill Birdsong, Jerry Sprouse, Gary Crockett, Rusty Robinson, Rick Bristow, Greg Conner, Kelvin Haynes, Ricky Duncan, Billy Harris, Brent Orne, Lynn Tanner Ronnie Peterson Rusty Robinson Brent Orne MAKING WEIGHT Gaining a sideline per¬ spective, these wrestlers watch their teamates. Gaining the advantage is essential to making the move for a PIN. Making progress with his opponent, this Bruin readys for a victory. 56 • Wrestling ■■■ Sideline support is ESSENTIAL for a closely knit team—to be a win¬ ner. With his opponent grimacing with panic prior to the pin, Tommy York looks to be easily in control. Wrestling • 157 Cradling his competitor, Comet lies hovers like a cat ready to finish his match in a record pinning time. Sportsmanship—a necessary ingredi¬ ent. 158 • Wrestling Getting ready to roll his way to victo¬ ry, Bruin wrestling shows its patented style. Coaching . . • . Intensity . . . . Determination . . • —A PIA Realizing the efforts of coaching „ Coach St s on his wrestlers match. :: Wrestling • 159 CLUBS CLUBS CLUBS CLUBS CLUBS EDITOR: WANDA ROYSTER MODEL U.N. TEAM TAKES HONORS AT ODU At the Old Dominion University Model U.N. the Bethel delegation excelled and lived up to the praise that sponsor Mary Bicouvaris had given them. Head delegate, Chuck Wynder, received the best delegate award for his efforts on the Economical and So¬ cial committee. Harold Mack received an honorable mention for his efforts on the Special Political committee. Along with these two members, the Bethel delegation, re¬ presenting Israel, consisted of Charlene Turner, Maureen Gibson, Bob Wilks, Kendra Lindsey, and Reggie Full wood and was awarded the best overall delegation for the three day conference. Next on the agenda for the team is the National High School Model U.N. in New York at the U.N. building. Over 200 schools from the U.S. and abroad will participate. Mrs. Bicourvaris believes that it takes the “endurance of a football player, the skills of an orator, and the performance of an actor to participate will in Model U.N . Next year’s team is currently being recruited. Mrs. Bicouvaris is looking for people with these qualities who have a genuine interest in international affairs. (LEFT TO RIGHT) Bob Wilks, Maureen Gibson, Charlene Turner, Kendra Lindsey, (BACK) Harold Mack, Chuck Wynder, Reggie Fullwood. Yearbook Staff PHOTOGRAPHERS: SUSAN KOGER DARRELL MOTTLEY YEARBOOK STAFF As editor of the yearbook, I have encountered many new experiences and tasks this year. It was a challenge with constant deadlines to meet and the forever present objective of aim¬ ing to please everyone. Most do not realize the hard work that goes into the production of a yearbook. The photography, caption, page lay¬ outs, typing, and creativity are just some of the many facets involved in yearbook production. With a yearbook staff of diligent workers, the job of putting the yearbook together was made much easier. Many thanks to all that contribut¬ ed and especially to Mr. Charles Sills, the yearbook advisor. Sincerely, CO-EDITOR: TRINA WASHINGTON EDITOR: WANDA ROYSTER Wanda D. Royster 1982 Yearbook Editor KXnt ' ill VOUf f t MstSUi mm £ 3 Z S it fa DRAMA CLUB: Front Row, left to right: Linda Bresnahan, Mandy Everett, Carissa Smith, Ron Feinbaum, Lisa Peeie, Roy Danielson, Kaye Cooper Second Row: Michelle Murray, Delaine Goslee, Gail Oliver, Grace Crow son, Juanita Greenwood, Jeff Dial, Jamie Pearson, Third Row: Randy Schenck, George Pittman, Michael Harney, Fran Brantley, Todd Beadle, Craig Holmes, Preston Powell, Carlton Dickens Not Shown: Karen Palmer International Thespian Society Media Club INTERNATIONAL THESPIAN SOCIETY: Front Row, left to right: Grace Crowson, Todd Beadle Sec¬ ond Row: Roy Danielson, Lisa Peeie, Wade Smith, Ron Feinbaum Not Shown: Karen Palmer MEDIA CLUB: Front Row, left to right: Mrs. Debbie Myers, Kelly Desclos, Janet Jones, Roy Danielson, Mrs. Travis Cox Second Row: John Stuffs, Jeri Macklin, Susan Harding, Third Row: Willie Muskelly, Wade Edwards, Karl Hardy Video Club Philosophical Society VIDEO CLUB: Front Row, left to right: Mrs. Debbie Myers, (Sponser), Kelly Desclos, Dawn Hickey, Charlene Turner Second Row: Kathy Burrell, Veronica Peatross, Tammy Olaisen Third Row: Raymond Antho¬ ny, Wade Edwards, Robert Franklin, Karl Hardy Not Shown: Karen Norman, Jeri Macklin, Karen Maculley, Arvis Sills PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY: Front Row: left to right: Mr. Ev¬ ans (Sponsor), Mark Jones, Jay Dobson, Chris Kellam Second Row: Jerry Sprouse, Ricky Duncan Third Row: Craig Holmes, Alan Morgan, Ricky Bristow MODEL UNITED NATIONS: left to right: Mau- Model United Nations reen Gibson, Chuck Wynder, Bob Wilks, Reggie Fullwood, Charlene Turner, Har¬ old Mack, Kendra Lindsey 163 8CA Executive Board f i SCA Officers SCA EXECUTIVE BOARD: Front row, left to right: Ricky McCrickard, Lisa Branchina, Bobby Mason Second row: Noel Macklin, Polly Chong, Robin Davis, Amy Dixon Third row: Kelly Boykin, Har¬ old Mack, Tony Carter, Trent Funkhouser Fourth row: Ray Stern, Alan Morgan, Robert Franklin, Jeff Parker SCA OFFICERS: Left to right: Trent Funkhouser (2nd Vice President), Ricky McCrickard (Treasur¬ er), Tony Carter (President), Amy Dixon (Secretary), Lisa Branchina (1st Vice President) Debate Team DEBATE TEAM: Front row, left to right: Kim Taylor, Curtis Winston, Karen Spratley, John Campbell Second row: Timothy Da vidson, Rebecca Byrd, Mrs. Todd (Sponsor), Reggie Fullwood Third row: Harold Mack, Chuck Wynder, Polly Chong, Margaret Pick- ien, Darryl Mottley Not shown: Kim Bascomb, Mike Hunnicut, Ora Hold er Keyettes KEYETTES: Front Row, left to right: Missy Adams (Jr. Rep.), Leslie Harrell (Project Chairman), Mar¬ tha Leary (Secretary), Margaret Ficklen (Pres.), Robin Davis (1st Vice Pres.), Christine Campbell (2nd Vice Pres.), Noel Macklin (Treasurer), Jeanette Butler (Par¬ liamentarian) Second Row: Lisa Branchina, Delaine Goslee, Mau reen Gibson, Wendy Riesmeyer, Sharon Wobie, Debra Kabza, Debra Moore Third Row: Kathy Johnson, Joy Wood, Kim Cole, Polly Chong, Willa Wenger, Lyn- ette Tulloch Fourth Row: Gail On- eal, Susan Edwards, Karen Nor¬ ton, Stephanie Pankowski, Emily Taylor Not pictured: Karen Palm¬ er yWv M Key Club KEY CLUB: Front Row, left to right: Mr. Pierpont (sponsor), Kel¬ ly Boykin, Dietz Drosdek, Kris Kabza, Ricky McCrickard, Bob¬ by Mason, Randy Meadows Second Row: Joe Langley, Steve Nelson (Corresponding Secretary), John Taylor, Tim Da vis, Jeff Parker, Mike Stronach, Rusty Robinson Third Row: W.T. Guthrie, Jason Nicolai, Tim Da vidson, Trent Funkhouser, Karl Hardy (Recording Secretary), Fourth Row: Michael Harney, Chuck Wynder (Vice Pres.), Alan Morgan (Pres.), Harold Mack (Chaplain), Robert Franklin National Honor Society NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: First Row, left to right: Maureen Gib son (Vice Pres.), Noel Macklin (Treasurer), Rebecca Byrd (Pres.), Kim Bascomb (Secretary) Second Row: Robin Davis, Willa Wenger, Molly Hogg, Jessie Mayberry, Karen Spratley Third Row: Delaine Goslee, Lisa Bran- china, Christine Campbell, Becky Waldschmit, Kendra Lind sey Fourth Row: Alan Morgan, Mrs. Crouthamel (sponsor), Dar¬ ryl Munden 165 Girls Ensemble GIRLS ENSEMBLE: Front Row, left to right: Pattie Pate, Julie Knetz, Lisa Balzer, Karen Bradley Second Row, left to right: Sheryl Jenkins, Robin Carter, Susan Harding Third Row, left to right: Liza Griffin, Cath¬ erine Hicks, Sherry Cartwright, Kelly Chappell Aeappella Choir ACAPPELLA CHOIR: Front Row, left to right: Lisa Poage, Becky Waldschmidt, Debbie Bradshaw, Tourgena Ferguson, Amy Simchick, Molly Hogg, Jessie Mayberry, Roz Lockhart, Roy Danielson, Delores Ryan, Debra Kabza, Juanita Greenwood, Cindy Hodges, Mar¬ garet Dishman, Michelle Allison. Second Row, left to right: Melinda Hinkle, Debbie Worrell, Joyce Sav¬ age, Robin Carter, Karen Aber¬ nathy, Simone Anderson, Karen Norman, Walter Kassel, Simon Hicks Hi, Hallie Richardson ii, Jeal din Macklin, Tonya Hinnant, Gail O ' Neal, Patricia Palmer, Veronica Sweat, Susan Harding Third Row, left to right: Joi Robinson, Steph¬ anie Wright, Robin Williams, Nancy Baker, Susan Carpenter, Walter Ter¬ ry, Preston Powell, Randy Schenck, Timothy Wittkapp, John Stuffs, Dar¬ ren Cox, Steve Grove, Karen Ruf¬ fin, Mixona Dortch, Julie Forehand, Lisa Hearn, Carol Ensley The Bruin Singers THE BRUIN SINGERS: Front Row, left to right: Jessie Mayberry, Tour¬ gena Ferguson, Rosaline Lockhart, Juanita Greenwood, Gait O’Neal Second Row, left to right: Debbie Bradshaw, Walter Kassel, Simon Hicks, Hallie Richardson, Karen Ruf¬ fin Third Row, left to right: Rebec¬ ca Waldschmidt, Tim Wittkapp, Randy Shenck, John Stutts, Susan Carpenter, Tonya Hinnant, Mixona Dortch Bethel Review BETHEL REVIEW: Front Row, left to right, Editors: Amy Dixon, Lisa Branchina Second Row, left to right, Reporters: Dee Savage, Amanda Everett, Curtis Winston, Leslie Harrell Third Row, left to right: Kelly Chappell, Patricia Ap pie, Suzanne Ladlee, Mrs. Helen Darnell, Advisor Fourth Row, left to right: Martha Leary, Margaret Ficklen, Harold Mack, Fran Brant¬ ley, Karl Hardy Not Shown: Ka ren Palmer, Hope Williams, Brett Fears, Belinda Shonesy Baud BAND: First Row, left to right: Amber Capps, Cynthia Marshall, Steve Patron, Glynis Da¬ vis, Darrell McNeil, Debbie Moore, Eric Young Second Row, left to right: Joe Langley, Tammy Mason, Pam Costa, Tracy Copeland, Jode Wilson, Karel Archer, Paula Tolley, Karen Spratley, Kim Bascomb, Melissa Patterson, John Morris Third Row, left to right: Randy Bowman, Jinnie Godsey, Dexter Moan, Robert Drumeller, Rorry Robinson, Ron¬ nie Drumeller, Marcus Johnson, Billy Newcomb, Roby Robinson 167 Science Club SCIENCE CLUB: Front row: Left to right: Mr. Rima, (Sponser), Jeanie Golden, Dawn Hickey, Julie Kmetz, Sharon Wobie, Debbie Kabza, Mike Stronach Second row, Left to right: Kelly Desclos, Caroline Gran- zeau, Kris Kabza, Lisa Branchina, Ruth Swanson, Patricia Burger Third row, left to right: Ray Shruol, Henry Berman, Yvette Johnson, Scott Doll, Keith Rich, Timothy Davidson Fashion II FASHION II: Front row, left to right: Karen Ruffin, Sonya Sykes Second row, left to right: Lisa Grant, Bren¬ da Phaiin (Coordinator), Deborah Coppedge, Gretchen Aiken � E I, II, III DE I, II, III: Front row, left to right: Jay Dobson, Donna Beasley, Todd Hodges, Dee Fertitta (Coordinator) Second row, left to right: Nancy Phelps, Melissa Michalas, Lisa Watts, Melody Williams, Sheila Car- mony, Tammy Corder, Tammy Benson Third row, left to right: Ka¬ tie Cash, Lorrie Haynes, Terri Col- gan, Ellen Day, Kim Farmer, Dawn Blevins, Roni Sweat Fourth row, left to right: Billy Martin, Kim Wicker, Quinton Alson, Darryl Gupton, Dee Dee Epperson, Bryan Williams, VICA CLUB: First row, left to right: Richard Williford, Paul Vogtsberger, Robert Christian, Tammy Young, Chaplain; Rene Dildine, Secre¬ tary; Tracy Dail, President; Robin Williams, Treasurer; Gregory Past ore Second row, left to right: Clarence Braxton, Advisor; Brian Ste¬ vens, Mark Robinson, Cynrinthia Hawkins, Julie Traska, Joey Radford, Debra Holland, Shelly Rosier, Pat Wales, Robert H. Saucier, Advi¬ sor Third row, left to right: Steven Clark, Michele Handle, Paula Driggers, Charlene Fitzgerald, Sonya Davis, John Weir, Fourth row, left to right: Eric Garner, Patty Harcum, Dwayne Dosier, Annette Alston, Dionne Maxwell, Yvette Jackson, Reggie Wynn, Willie Muskelly, James Duncan Fifth row, left to right: W.T. Guthrie, Joey Reynolds, Lisa Barbogelot, Melissa Clarke, Missy Koepp, Rhonda Kinard, Delores Lewis, Mike Hiniker Sixth row, left to right: Chuck Hanna, Kevin Howell, Lynne Garcia, Jerry Terrill, Keith Blackburn, Jackie Lightsey, Darlene Gore, Kim Gandee, Rena Pulley, Debbie Hughes POM PON SQUAD: First row, left to right: Lisa Miglorie, Kim Slayton, Janet Manners, Joi Robinson, Joce ' Rabino, Sonia Bailey Second row, Left to right: Kathy Henderson, Melody Williams, Michelle Nicks, Cindy Gore, Tomasina Beverly Third row, left to right: Sherry Tyler, Lori Hott Pom Pom Squad 169 VICA Club Office Assistances; OFFICE ASSISTANTS: Front row, left to right: Donna Stepp, Elizabeth Bunzel, Linda Waida Second row, left to right: Kim West, Grace Crowson OFFICE ASSISTANTS: Front row, left to right: Carol Bascomb, Charlene O ' Boyle, Martha Leary Second row, left to right: Donna Gregory, Karen Ruffin, Beth Hardin OFFICE ASSISTANTS: Front row, left to right: Julie Kmetz, Deana Roberts, Deidre Savage, Fran Brantley, Susan Carroll Second row, left to right: Patricia Tyndall 170 Office Assistances OFFICE ASSIS TANCE: Front row, left to right: Steve Duke, Ron Feinbaum, Leslie Harrell, Sharon Wobie Second row, left to right: Dollette Johnson, Belinda Shonsey, Cindy Smith OFFICE ASSISTANTS: Front row, left to right: Rene’ Bethea, Mary Fields, Carol Green, Hope Hold¬ er Second row, left to right: Erika Meredith, Marsha Hunter, Mary Overby OFFICE ASSISTANTS: Front row, left to right: Cathy Oast, Julie Traska, Charissa Smith, Eric Young Second row, left to right: Sharon Jackson, Anjanett Eans, Monica McCain, Susan King German Club GERMAN CLUB: First row, left to right: Jeanee Golden (sec¬ retary), Michael Har¬ ney (treasurer), Kris Kabza (president), Tim Bulles (vice-presi¬ dent), Dietz Dresdek (advisor). Second row, left to right; Kim Tay¬ lor, Lynn Shine!, Athe¬ na Brook, Karen Col¬ lins, Danny Masters, Frau Malone, (spon¬ sor) Third row, left to right; Rory Robinson, Molly Hogg, Scott Kurt- kel, Robert Drue- metier, Jeff Coats, Tom Chapman, Scott Doll, Fourth row, left to right; Dennis Brown, Roby Robinson, Joe Langley, Rebecca Waldschimdt, Betty Lindsey, Steve Ray, Henry Bahrmaum, Wade Smith. Spanish Club SPANISH CLUB: First row, left to right; Spon¬ sor, Mrs. Argabright; President, James Mc¬ Donald; Secretary, Jo¬ celyn Coclough; Trea surer, Monica Byrd. Second row, left to right; Violet Keene, Lara Lamont, Cynthia Baker, Regina Silver. Third row, left to right; Ken Siezak, Jodi Hol¬ land, Robert Franklin, Sonya Holley, Trina Ransom, not shown: Vice President, Mi¬ chelle Murray LATIN CLUB: First row, left to right; Kell Chap¬ pell, Joy Robinson. Second row, left to right; Kevin Powell, Dietz Drosdek, Curtis Winston (vice presi¬ dent), Kendra Lindsey (parlimentarian), Kelli Windrow, Gina Harris, Michael Campbell. Third row, left to right; Wanda Royster, Mau¬ reen Gibson, Sheryl Wallace, Christine Hill, Cindy Seidomridge, Jennifer Forders, Mr. Oliver (sponsor). Fourth row, left to right; Debra Kabza, Latin Club Willa Wenger, Noel Macklin, Patrice Calloway, Charlene Turner, Cathy Sim¬ mons, Faith Abalos, Mary Kmetz. Fifth row, left to right; Margaret Ficklen (secretary), Re¬ becca Byrd, Chuck Wynder, Harold Mack (treasurer), Michele Barrett, Jeanette But¬ ler. Sixth row, left to right; Jeff Bullock, Mike Edwards, Kenny Marr, Ricky McCrick- ard, Laura Foster, Mar¬ garet Dishman. not shown: Charlotte Hanna, President wmmmsm Ris Above the Vul gar Crowd Take LATIN ' Jr ■ « IKyJgMr 78? T |jjL W , WFw FBLA FBLA Row 1—left to right—Deb orah Douglas, Bonnie Garris, Mela die Orange, Stephanie Pankowski, Emily Taylor (President), Kim Powell, Karen Norton Row 2—left to right—Dianna Daniels, Deborah Graham, Michelle Addison, Jeanses Grant, Paula Tolley (Re¬ porter), Susan Edwards, Cathy Hit Hard, Amy Fitzgerald, Betsy Burger, Mrs. Shifflette (Sponsor) Row 3—left to right—Sarah Sat ford, Cathy Mouring, Bonnie Phaup, Carla Washington Bonita Bunn, Cathy Bur¬ rell, Janice Stuart, Wendy Kelly, Mrs. Allen (sponsor) Row 4—left to right—Amy Head, Norma Webb, Sherry Lambert, Deneen Diggs, Ka trina Schlichenmayer, Wendy Ries- meyer, Tanya Heaster, Donna Breen Row 5—left to right—Missy Micholas, Kathy Lego, Kelly Nunn, Regina Clark, Sharon Jeffries, Tonya Hinnant, Lisa Willett (Histori¬ an), Sherry Bowen (Secretary), Jen¬ nifer Plummer Row 6—left to right—Veronica Peatross, Gail Weaver, Karen Langslow, Deneen Scott, Lynn Ailsworth, Mary Turner, Gait Ailsworth, Gaye Garnett FHA FHA Row 1—left to right—Betty Lindsay, Susan Drum, Lisa McLeod, Peggy Mackenzie, Patricia Back, Sherry Back Row 2—left to right— Mrs. Winslow (Sponsor), Cynthia Ba ker, Janet Stewart, Mary Overby, Delores Montgomery, Teal Briscoe, Teresa Brown Yearbook Staff Annual Staff Row 1—left to right — Donna Breen, Tanya Heaster, Debi Hall, Suzanne Gabler, Lisa Grant, Kaye Cooper, Violet Keene Row 2—left to right—Suzanne Ladlee, Kimberly Cole (Business Manager), Delaine Goslee, Curnita Barnes Row 3—left to right—Margaret Dishman, Teal Briscoe, Veronica Peatross, Karen Sheppard, Loretta Smith 173 Drum Majors - Majorettes DRUM MAJORS: left to right: John Morris (Deputy), Joe Lang¬ ley (Head), Karen Spratley (Asst.) MAJORETTES: Front: Karen Stephens (Captain) Back Row, left to right: Amy Smith, Deanna Roberts, Carissa Smith FLAG CORP: First Row, left to right: Veronica Short, Trenda Ivey Second Row, left to right: Dee Savage, Debie Dalton Back: Sheri Haynes Flai| Corp BATTALION COMMANDERS: left to right: Ryan Wittington, Joyce Ridley, Robert Darby Battalion Commanders TRICK SQUADS: First Row, left to right: PVT Sharon Gary, PVT Paula Dixon Second Row, left to right: SSgt Pam Dixon, SFC Lisa Gentry, PVT Pat Plamer Commander — LTC Mary Ivey Third Row, left to right: LTC Kevin West, LTC—Commander Theodore Phleger Fourth Row, left to right: Ssgt Tally, SFC Tim Davis, SFC John Thomas, CAPT Steven Duke Color Guard COLOR GUARD: Front: Wayne Johnson—Commander First Row, left to right: Ryan Whittington, Sheldon Davis Second Row, left to right: Kenny Beverly, Keith Langford, James Smith Third Row, left to right: Tony Rainey, Michael Lassiter, Bryon Haskett Trick Squads Brigade Commander and Staff Stronach, Karl Hardy, Danny Masters DRILL TEAM: First Row, left to right: Theodore Rheigan, William Holman, Curtis Johnson, Fred Clemmons, Kirk Tynes, Raymond Lynch, Kevin West—Commander Second Row, left to right: Talley, Gilbert, Talley, John Thomas, Gaskin, Duke Third Row, left to right: Baker, Tim Davis, Ren wick, Shelhammer, Willie Muskelly Drill Team 175 Soplioinore Class Officers Juniors Class Officers SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Front Kneeling, left to right: Julie Forehand (SCA Representative), and Laura Foster (Treasurer) Standing, left to right: Ray Sterne (President), Nancy Phelps (Vice President), and Lisa Hearn (Secretary) JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Sitting: Robert Franklin (President) Standing, left to right: Missy Adams (Vice President), Susan Shay (SCA Representative), Christine Campbell (Secretary), and Lynda Bruce (Treasurer) DE I, Easliiou I, II DE , FASHION 4 II: Front row, left to right: Erin Hancock, Ovitus Brown, Karen Rubbin, Ronald Beverly, Tina Morgan, Sherry Back, Athena Booch, Brenda Phalin, and Sonya Sykes Second row, left to right: Chandra Berry, Sarah Landrum, Barbara Pritchett, Karen Norman, Anne Sokol, Nancy St. Martin, Dawn Beck, Sheri Smith, and Deborah Coppedge Third row: Lisa Villanueva, Vivian Stallard, Dee Dee Riddle, Lynne Tanner, Diane Paynter, Lisa Hewitt, Don¬ na Gaddy, and Lisa Grant Fourth row: Darrin Williams, Chris Davenport, Patty White, Valerie Brown, Latisha Beverage, Jimmy Seider, Antonio Vann, Belinda Shonesy, and Gretchen Aiken Seniors Class Officers SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Front row, left to right: Maureen Gibson (SCA Re¬ presentative), Margaret Ficklen (Secretary), and Sharon Wobie (Treasur¬ er) Back row, left to right: Alan Morgan (President), and Ricky Bristow (Vice President) JV Cheerleaders JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Bottom: Sandy Fallen; Middle: Roberta Harris; and Top: Ireline Garrett JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Left to right: Amy Keith and Tina JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Left to right: Yvette Whitehurst; Top: Dee Harwood Burger, Lasalya Crawford, and Karen Taylor; Top: Simone Anderson JV Cheerleaders JOHN L. 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