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

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1987 volume:

ryts L fv HAMPTON PUBLIC LIBRARY 4207 VICTORIA BLVD. HAMPTON VA, 23669-4243 2 Student Life ANGELA WEST escorted by Brian Byrd. KARLA ANTHONY escorted by Jonathan Morgan. KATRINA HOLMES escorted by Reginatd Johns. ela cqtm - ■ ■ m X§ Mijr V: wPQ npMPH $wfi r ■ Wwi k 3 J f ■, MlLfi ■ a r,j(v fl P T?IS 1 j JT WF ' ' ' :jMwT.3 Mr. Bailey congratulates the 13X6-87 Homecoming King and dueen. Siucteni Life 5 Homecoming THE EVENING CONTINUED WITH „ CONGRA TULA TIONS ' Afloat. e r Jo have «P- m anyM er How JAI KW esco esco rfed by Antony Cbirk. JENNIF£ R RI° OS Arbogcisi- ,rted by Ad iHERR TUCKER CROWNFD HOM au iEU 6 Sxuderd Life ANGELA WEST escorted by Sherwood Jones. CARRIE SMITH escorted by Dwayne Ray. COrfe iyi £ es- Sindent Life 7 JtNIORS DOING IT UP! H Siudeni Life CROWD’S mm ■ Drummers on your mark Studeni Life 3 a l 0 twi a P olice T _. Lnba riicipaUdonJ — | Si s c ' Q 10 SfuJeni Life • 4i i-V S r Cv : • - M W Sii MSC3I Mv S ■ • ' -• . - OOSTBP- a p and 0« Mr- e CHECK 0 U r 3 UEEH S iee na pati Mrs. Lego and die second place winner. Mr. Marshall and die Boosder Queen Sheena Padick. 12 Student Life RENT 5 ’ N ,GHT his yno er- ydilliam Beverfey Todd H«« H 5, ' celUto Student L fe 3 mmmmmc rrr rr o • JUST HANGIN” OUT ■ ■ ■ un INSIDE SCHOOL ' LOCAL SCENES . • Shuteni Life 15 1C Siudenf Life Remembe feeling alone amidst Ux e Skni[ e of others. Remember . . . saving a sea! for a friend. CHECK US OUT . P tZ!.T ANTS - spectators, ZVTTANDERt m i Qive you three guesses , these seats are cold! Student Life 17 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Front row, Pam Cotman — President; Back row, Left to Right: Jason Morgan, Vice President; Vickie Pierce, Treasurer; Mike Howe, Representative; Richelie Henderson, Secretary; Not shown Club Sponsor, Mr. Cutler. FRESH IDEAS . . . The difference be¬ tween Middle school and High school was such a dramatic on that the 1386-87 school year offered many challenges from ninth graders, get¬ ting used to administra¬ tion . . . going from one end of the school building to another while stillfnd time to go to one’s locker, talk to friend . . . get to class on time . . . adjust¬ ing to exams . . . size of the school . . . Getting lost in the big school was frightening to numerous freshman . . . General¬ ly, newcomers formed opinions of the high school rather quickly though many of these feelings seem to change. Bethel students appar¬ ently had a change of heart regarding frst im¬ pression of the school . . . Now the majority of freshmen Bruins had mastered the hallways and schedules wi th blindfold on .. . Abdul-Mw.awi, Kwadijah Addison, Adrienne A leers, Michael Allmond, Lillie Armstrong, Robert Arnette, Rita Arthur, Christin Id Freshmen Ashcraft, Tammy Ashe, Valerie Askew, Jennifer Avery, Dana Baker, Cecil Balderson, Diana Ball, Rhonda Barber, Crystal Barner, Peter Bartlome, Charles Jr. Bender, James Bennett, Candace Bennett, Lon Blake, Scott Bonser, Tammie Braxton, Michael Breed on, Crystal Brewington, Michelle Bridgman, Kimberly Brooks, Jennifer Broome, William Brown, Katrina Brown, Kirk Brown, Virgil Botllotck, Dee Dee Bass, Larry Bottler, Fotrlando Campbell, Angela Cappe, Fernando Cash, Dewey Cawley, Jonathan Chan dler, Tony Chappell, Philup Charles, Gary Charles, Leanora Charlotte, Michelle Christner, Gwendoly Clark, Lavana Clary, Erica Clinton, Godfrey Cockrell, Deborah Freshmen 13 Codyi Dena Conlty, Edward Cook., Leon Cooper, Christin Cooper, Steven Cotman, Pamela Covington, Susan Cox, Dwayne Cox, Gene Crayton, Christopher Creech, Dana Cummings, Doressa Cunningham, Angela Daszkowski, Jack Davenport, Kenneth Davis, Antonio Davis, Kimberly Davis, Thomas Davis, Robert Davis, Sandra Dearing, Jeremiah Dearing, Ophelia Debnam, Kim Derenzo, Vincent Derr, Virginia Desco, Daniel Desler, Kandice Dewitt, Heather Dickerson, Steven Dietz, Jaccjueli Dinapoli, Vicki Dixon, Dana Dixon, Lillian Dixon, Nancy Doose, Jinnrjer Dove, Bryant Draper, James Driggers, Lydia Duchene, Barrett Duchene, Gordon Dunn, Trina Duxbury, Daniel Ebe, Robert Edwards, Brian Edwards, Robert Edwards, Timothy Ehrenfeld, Michele Elliott, Mark Ellis, Jason 20 Freshmen Ellis, Jerrod Enoch, Angela Evans, Angelita Evans, Ronald Farmer, Carson Favrel, Christopher Ferrell, Mathew Flemming, Stephanie Flournoy, Dorathy Flowers, Tonya Fogle, Lori Ford, Shawn Forney, John Foster, Carla Foster, Tinetta Frazier, Summar French, Linda Fridley, Alexandra Friesz, Jennifer Fuller, Linda Fullwood, Troy Farr, Tonya Gandee, Christop Gandee, Jr., Gary Gardner, Eric Gar lock, Kinberly Gatling, Las ha urn Gayle, Meredith Gentry, Tara George III, Elbert Gilliam, Leroy Good, April Grant, Shannon Grant, Tawana Gravely, Edward Green, Lloyd Gregory, Jerissa Guidry, Justin Gurganus, James Gwaltney, Brian Haines, Mark Hall, Amy Hall, Kesha Hall, JR, Philip Hamlette, James Hargrove, Kendal Harney, Matthew Harrell, Kevin Harrell, Pamela FRESHMEN HAVE A CHANCE IN ATTITUDES . . Freshmen 2 Harris, Tia Harrod, Sonja Hasten, Sharon Haynes, Christ op Heath, Britt Henderson, Richelle Hicks, Alacia Hicks, Paul Hill, David Hinnant, Dana Hodge, Cory Hodges, Brian Hodges, William Holland, James Holland, Jason Holloway, Marcie Holmes, Katrina Howe, Michael Hubble, Jennifer Hurley, Tim Huston, Frank Inchausti, Kristine Isble, Michelle Jackson, Lori Jackson, Malinda Jackson, Samuel Jarrell, Kevin Jeffrey, Erik Jenkins, Daryon Jenkins, Davyon Jennings, Helen Johonson, Anthony Johnson, Cindy Johnson, Daryl Johnson, Michael Johnson, Ronald Jones, Alana Jones, Amy Jones, Edward Jones, Jeffrey Jones, Lena Jordan, Angela Joye, Angela Joyner, Jennifer Kacprowski, Sharon Kahle, Kathy Keene, Tarina Kellam, Mona Kelly, Amanda ,� 7 % � � ’ £ 4 “ 3 il 22 Freshmen FRESHMEN STRUGGLE TO BE Kenyon, Chanjira Ketterman, William Kim, Do Guyn Kim, Sang Klein, Michelle Knight, Michael Knox, Kimberly Kocmich, Laura Kurter, Joyce Landen, Philbp Lee, Antonio Lee, Heath Lee, Tommy Little, Rita Little, Sheba Lockley, Duane Long, Frank Lucid ' o, Aimee Mahon, Robert Majdak, Bonnie Manske, Heath Manson, Kenneth Mares, Robert Marr, Kristie Marshall, Hayes Marshall, Lamont Marshall, Cbfton Jr. Maxey, Donald McCormick, Jody McCon n, Virginia McCoy, David McCoy, Ronald McDougald, Robert McGinnis, Amy McGowan, Todd McKnight, Chris McLaurin, Eric McLean, Joseph McMillian, Lavar McNair, Monica McPhail, Andrea Melvin, Tyrone Miller, Gregory Miller, Hope Mills, Hashew Mitchell, David Mixon, Michael . . TOP Freshmen 23 Moody, Alan Moon, Aleasea Moore, Claiborn Moore, Milissa Morant, Nicole Morgan, Jason Morris, Deron Morse, Geoge Mortensen, Victoria Mottley, Shawn Mooring, Michael Mulligan, Cathy Mullis, Paul Mungal, Natashi Munn, John Myrick, Jerrod Naidu, Radhika Narwood, Andrea Nichols, Melvin Nichols, Sharon Nicoletti, Michelle Nobles, Duane Norton, Kimberly Ogburn, Jeffrey Olsavsky, Russell Owens, Charles Parker, Edward Pauley, Meriam Peake JR, Alberto Pepe, Sean Perenzin, Scott Peterson, Michelle Peterson JR, James 24 Freshmen Ill M Phillips, Danilo Pierce, Vicld Pierce, Vicki Pitts, Rosalyn Pless, Roger Pless, Troy PociloSi Knttoff Powell, Curbs Powell, Lionel Powell, Tonya Prabhu, Arv nd Pur dam, David Raggs, Derrkk Rainey, Craig Rauch, Julie Regan, John Rett, Edward Reynolds, Monila Rice, James Richardson, Jacguline Richmond, Michael Riddick, Christopher Robbins, Zachary Robinson, Edward Robinson, Thomas Rodes, Michael Rodgers, Melissa Roagers JR., Lloyd Rodriguez, Juantto Rogers, Lisa Rosier, Curl Russell) Marly Russell, Tommy Ryan, Sherri Sabb Jr., Louis Freshmen 25 Sanders, Roslyn Sargent, Cushmeer Sargent, Robert Saunders, Ami Savage, LaVonda Sawyer, Blair Schaedig, Alexander Scott, Charmin Sehem, John Shackelford, Juan Shamblin, Donald Shareef, Raynell Sharp, Chenelte Sheets, James Shendy, Shilpa Sherman, Staci Silver, Spence Simms, Brenda Sims, Adrian 26 Freshmen Sizemore, Randall Smith, Andra Smith, Carrie Smith, Henry Smith, Jaguata Smith, Lisa Smith, Tammie Smith, Tammy Spears, Warren Spencer, Jeffrey Spiceland, Vincent Spinner, Scott Spradley, Ericka St. Clair, Jr. Joseph Stawecki, Dantelle Stewart, Theodore Stitt, Michelle Strader, Mary Sweet, Amy Sweers, Jon Sykers, James Synaker, Shelia Taltom, Juliette Tannendaym, Jodi Taylor, Orlando Taylor, Selina Temple, Cynthia Thacker, Kathy Thomas, Andre thomas, Diedra Thomas, Tina Thompson, Tony Tillman, Julie Tran, Phuong Tyler, Lori Tyson, Bonnie Urban, James Vaughan, Malcolm Vrcan, Jennfer Wade, Nathan Wallace, Damon Ward, Sarah Ward, Tanya Warner, Alyssa Warren, Spencer Washington, Quinton Watts, Harvey Wells, Patrick Wesley, Jr. Leroy f-reshmen 27 Wharton, Amy White, Chris White, Christin Whitehead, Christoper Whitmore, John Whitson, Sabrina With urn, Eric Williams, Ay anna Williams, Casey Williams, Cathy Williams, Kimberly Williams, Kristy Williams, Tonya Williams, Wayne Wilson, Donnell Wiltinson, Nicole Wilson, Elizabeth Wilson, Richard Woodruff, Laura Woods, Davetta Wright, Donnie Wynne, Kevin York, Robert Young, Charles Young, Christopher Young, Nikki Young, Walter JR IT’S MONTH OVERDUE. 2d Freshmen Clark., llene Clark, Jennifer Freeland, Headier Godwin, Justin Haywood, Harold Johnson, Darius Jones, Jessie Shape, Brain McBride, Christopher McVicker, Kerstein Robinson, Edward Slade, Deanna Simpson, Robert Tilghman, Sheryl ALL ALONE NO ONE TO BE WITH. Freshmen 29 CHECK US OUT IN ART Art Department Basic Design in ike main course leading to other courses offered by the department. The course offers the students the opportunity to express themself outward and originally through their art to ex¬ press pride in their creations. Students wilt examine the qualities of good designs by participating in a variety of art activities. Students in painting will concentrate on color theory and compo¬ sition through the use of various media. Students in drawing emphasizes various techniques, drills, and skill work. CHRISTOPHER McBRIDE JOHN EVANS CHRISTOPHER RANDOLPH and DONNIE CHERRY, putting it all together. 30 Student Life DIVA IN SPIVEY PATTY PAYNE Wl LLl AM BROOME, taking time out from, his art project ROSEMARIE WEAVER and ALLISON YARRING - TON, hard at work KEITH JARRELL, drawing cartoons Student Life 51 Adams, Lena Alexander, Michael Allen, Dana Allen, Susan Anderson, Paula Andrew, Wendy Anihony Karla CHECK US OUT SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES CLASS OFFICERS: Front Row Left-to right: Latrese Martin, President; Dedra McCauley, Secretary; Melendez Byrd, Vice President; Back Row Left to Right: Mr. J. Nachman, Sponsor; Shona Artis, Representative; Lisa Walters, Treasurer. 32 Sophomores Arce, Rjgobert III Archer, Kristi Artis, Shonna A shew, Joseph Bailey, Jennifer Baker, Stacia Ballard, Michelle Bane, Vickie Banks, Marvin Barkers, Tracey Batten, Edwin Bauer, Brooklyn Biermann, Jennfer Billups, James Blackwell, Angela Blount, Laura Bodell, Shae Boone, Andre Bordeaux, Matthew Boyters, Daniel Bradley, Bonnie Breedlove, Cynthia Briley, Rhonda Brooks, Tonya Brown, Angela Brown, David Brown, Michelle Brown, Terri CHRISTOPHER RANDOLPH spreads out!. Why don’iyou play Jenny? Sophomores Bruce, Yvette Brumfield, Teresa Bryant, James Bryant, Karen Bryant, Thomas Byrd, Edwin By ret, Melendez Campbell, Dwayne Cannon, William Capps, Aaron Carambia, Tony Carson, Evonya Carson, Latonya Carter, Gregory Carver, Kenneth Casey, Jeffrey Casto, Melody Charity, Shawn Chavis, Sean Cherry, Charmett Clark, Lori Colby, Carla Coleman, David Coleman, George Conley, Brian Connor, Deborah Connor, Kevin Conway, Terri Cook, Kimberly Copeland, Charlene Coppedge, Alvernon Cotman, Kevin Cox, Lori Cox, Vincent Crawford, Orlando Creech, Donald Creech, Ronald Curtis, Rita Dailey, James Daniels, Elvin Daniels, Sonya Darden, Felicia Davis, Christin Davis, Monica Davis, Philli b Davis, Rhonda Day, Jody Deans, Sandra Deese, Scott 54 Sophomores Dennis, Diane Desler, David Dewd, Robin Diamond, Lisa Dixon, Shea Dobbins, Chrishn Donavant, Chad Dowis, Stacy Dozier, Christopher Draughn, Aubrey Draughn, Marvin Duke, Kelly Duke, Traci Duncan, Teresa Duran, John Earl Jr., Larry Edwards, Marleita Eld ridge, Tracey Elliott, Edward Elliott, Teresa Elrod, Lisa Evans, Anissa Everett, Stacie Fetter Jr., Russell Fields, Renard Firth, Renee RJtzgerald, Amanda Frame, James Friday, Klancy Candee, Meridith Garrett, Travis Gartrell, Georgina Gary Micheal Gates, Sharon Gaynor, Sean Gills III, Alvin Goddard, Amy Goins, Sharon Goode Jr., Jerry Gooden, Melissa Goodman, Vanessa Good son, Amy Gordon, Vickiejo Goslee, Georgia Grant, Rodjea Gray, Angela Gray Jr., John Gregory, Christin Guerette, Pamela Sophomores 35 Hagwood, Stephen Hall, Charles Hall, Emmett Hall, Kristie Hall, Todd Hamm, Micheal Hare am, Dawn Hargrove, Brian Harris, Andrea Harrison, Tarhonda Harrod, Traci Hathaway, Marcus Hatten, Pamela Hattett, Carlette Head, Gary Hedgepeth, Shannon Herrera, Robert Hewitt, Teresa Highsmith, Jerry Hill, John Holland, Billy Holland, Christine Holland, David Holland, Jeffrey Horner, David Howard, LaDawn Howard, Velvet HuffsteHer, Kenneth Huggins, Walter Hughes, Christopher Hughes, Toysia Humphreys, Otis Hundley, Charles Anyone for a drink? 56 Sophomores Incorminias, Ana-Maria Inge, Heather Inge, Shannon Iroler, Kenny Jackson, Christopher Jackson, Robert Jackson, Staci James, Derrick Jameson, Karen Jarome, John Johnson, Christine Johnson, Kenneth Johnson, Raymond Jones, Jennifer Jones, Vanessa Kahn, Derek Keeton, Susan Kerthley, Katherine Kelly, Todd Kennedy, Robin Kenton, Frank Keyes, Marissa Knobling, Micheal Koger, Christop Krisnow, Tracy Kunkel, Courtney Lamarche, Pamela Lamb, Joseph Lane, Jessie Langdon, Steven Langford, Sherry Largena, Michelle Lax, Karen Layman, Theresia Leinart, Rebecca Lockley, Tanya Lovett, Sheri Lynch, Roderick Maculley, George We ' ll make iiyour way. Sophomores 37 Mahloy, Terry Malette, Thomas Manson, Michele Martin. Latrese Martin, Tracy Masino, Peter Mason, Mella Mason, Sydney McAdoo, Van McAuley, Deidre McCarty, Catherine McCoy, Do agios McIntyre, Eric McKeen, Norval Metheney, Keith Meyer, Deborah Miller III, William Minnick, Christop Mitchell, Darren Moore, David Moore, Scott Moore Jr., Joseph Morgan, Trade Morrison, Michelle Mowery, Tom Murphy, Crystal Maskelly, Renae Nash, Tracy Newton, Oliver Nickens, Charles Nuttall, Alexande Oglesby, Christie Ojlesby, Tonya Oliveira, Donella Ouellette, Derek Overby, James Pace, Brandon Parker, Jill Patterson, Janis Patterson, Shawn Payne, Patricia Pettaway, Shawn Philips, Jeffrey Phillips, Mia Porterfield, Sylvia Powell, James Powell, Tammy Priseler, Adam Ragsdale, Kristie id Sophomores Ramirez, Gilbert Randolph, Christopher Randolph, Conelius Rayi Dwayne Raynor, Crystal Reed, Melissa R eese, Rj chard Reisinger, Jamie Rich, Brian Rjchardson, Marvin Richardson, Tyrone RJchmond, Ruth Rigney, Mark. Roberts, Larry Robinson, Judi Robinson, Kerri Rose, Elizabeth Roundtree, Micheal Ruehl, Robert Russell, Larry Sanders, Onita Sapp, Jeremy Sargent, Cassandra Savage, Karen Sawyer, Felicia Sayers, Diane Scott, Gary Seawell, Michael Seidnitzer, William Shumate, Connie Shumate, Correna Siam, Kristi a Silva, John Simmons, Gregory Sledge, Lisa Smith, Karen Snelling, Cynthia Spaulaing, Nancy Sprouse, Allen Stacey, Kimberly Stalnaker, Angela Stoddard, Michelle Stoops, Cynthia Storm, Laura Stupor, Eric Sukman, Helen Sulzberger, Michael Summer, Mark Swojford, Brian Sophomores 39 Sykes, Anthony Talley, Elizabeth Thomas, Christine Thomas, Michelle Townsend, David Trapp, Gina Trogdon, Jennifer Turning, Wesley Turner, Moniaue Turner, Shon Turner, Steve Veneris, Gregory Verlander, David Verlander, Joseph Vogelsang, Victor Waddell, Maribeth Walker, Christopher Walker, Dawn Walker, James Walters, Lisa Ward, Bradley Ward, Joseph Washington, Nicholas Watson, Shatisha Watts, Melissa Watts, Michelle Weaver, Rose Weaver, Shaunda Wedding, Mark West, Charles Wetherington, Geneva White, Jarrett Whitsoni William Wideman, Marse Widener, Clifton Wiggins, Renata Williams, Carla Williams, David Williams, Frank Williams, Willis Wooden, Tina Wright, Donald 40 Sophomores Cherry, Katherine Cross, Rhodessa Greer, George Gregory, Jacgaee Morris, Jerry Thomas, Snari v- JfiiStr- • • • • Sophomores 41 CLASS CHANGE •••••••• STUDYING HARD IN THE LIBRARY 42 ShuJent Life TOGETHERNESS TOGA, TOGA, TOGA!!! ® ® 9 ® ® j| Student Life 43 Addison, Stacy Adlans, Otis Allen, Jeffrey Allen Jr., William Alston, Tamiko Ames, Donald Anderson, Brain JUNIORS CLASS OFFICERS Left To Right: Janet Darden, Vice President, Christopher Wynden, President, Courtney Studivant, SC A Representa¬ tive. Not Shown Class Sponsor: Airs. Bierwirth and Susan Sullivan, Secretary Assante, Franches Austin, Lisa Avery, Sharon Aydlette, Laura Baggett, Audrey Banks, Ginger Barber, Schetby 44 Juniors Barnes, Anita Bell, Carla Berry, Ronald Blackwell, Bruce Blake, Kimberly Bland, Kennedy Blizzard Jewel Booker, Monica Booth, Kimberly Branch, Eric Breen, Karen Brent, Rodney Brooks, Albert Brown, David Brown, Kimberly Brown, Laticia Brown, Renee Brown, Tamara Brown Jr., Rots sell Brown, Scott Butler, Lisa Cameron, Mark Cappe, Enricjue Carpenter, Michael Carter, Dawn Carter, Jeffrey Chandler, Robin Clifton, Patricia Cody, Latrece Cole, Kraig Colb ' ns, Michael Compton, Clen Cooper, Evelyn Covington, Robert Juniors 45 Crocker, Ramona Crotts, Michelle Crowell, Tawana Dalion, Jamie Darden, Janet Day, Donand Dean, Scott Debona, Danielle Dell, Dewey Desmett, Kathy Dewit, Michelle Dram, Richard Dutrow, Todd Eanes, Sharon Edmonds, Kessa Edwards, Sharon Ehrenfeld, Laura Elliott, Tracy Epley, Elizabeth Evans, John Evans, Julie Faison, Jennifer Falls, Krista Farmer, Tyrone Fiedler, Linda Flowers, Nicole Forbes, Billy Fowle, Darryl Fowler, Denna Frame, Andy French, John Gabriel, David Gartrell, Bridged George, Antwanet Gilbert, Michael Giubana, William Grainger, Rodney Green, John Green, Kenneth Green, Michael Griffin, Vonceill Griffin, Richard Grosley, fohanna Gullage, Rana Hamlette, Arlene Hancock, Jeffery Hardin, April Harper, Cassandr Harrell, Cheryl AC Juniors Harrell, Christopher Hartman, Jennifer Harvey, David Haynes, Amy Heath, Kimberely Hilton, Neil Hinnant, Daran Holley, Jodi Holley, Yolanda Honaker, Sherie Hoopes, Heather Horner, James Hubany, Thuy Huggins, Roderick. Hughes, Raguel Hunt, Lisa Inchausti, Kenneth tvey, Montria Jackson, Wayne Jacobs, Daniel James, Brian Jennings, Lisa Johnson, Napeleon Johnson, Nathan Johnson Jr., Raymond Jones, Gordon Jones, Jennifer Jones, Lena Jongbloed, Scott Jordan Jr., Gene Joyner, Tonya Junius, Arnette Keene, Veronica Keeter, James Kennedy, Joseph Kern, Eric Kern, Steve Kim, Jai Kuftic, Denise Kuistad, Eric Kuster, William Lawrie, Stephanie Limandri, Paul Little, Teresa Livers, Gina Lord, Stephen Luong, Trang Mabe, Stacey Mahoney, Sheila Juniors 47 Marr, Christop Marshall, Gregory Mayo, Kimberly Mayo, Krishna McBride, Christop McCormick, Douglas McCown, Denise McGinnis, Ronald McNeeley, Elizabelh McVicker, Jodi Melochick, Patricia Millar, Virginia Minnick, Cynthia Minnick, Richard HI Mitchell, Bethany Moore, Donovan Moore, Reginald Morant, Angeline Moss, Dawn Mullins, Bryan My rick, Thomas Nedd, Tracye Neff, Micheal Nguy den, Linda Nickens, Stacey Nolf, Donna Norton, Malinda Nowinski, Dennis 4 Juniors O’Brien, Kelli Ochsenfeld, Willia n Oglesby, Bobby Oliveira, Donald Olsavsky, David Overbey, Janice Overion, Gloria Pagan, Lillian Parker, Dawn Paynier, Herbert Perkins, William Perry, Martrel Pettit, Petrina Phelps, Jenny Pierre-Louis, Etzer Poston, Jennifer Preepaiboon, Detchat Pres graves, Daven Price, Tonya Privette, Tammi Puma, Andra Detach, Thanh Randall, Richard Rauch, David Ray, Delancey Reed, Angela Reeves, Tina Regan, James Richardson, Chris Richmond, Jacgueli Riddle, Rhonda Riffe, Melinda Rffe, Melissa Juniors Riggs, Jennifer Rima, Barry Roberts, Mark Rogers, Dawn Rote i Keith Salter, Christal Sapp, Teresa Saunders, Lisa Saunders, Mark Savage, Tammie Schreiber, Richard Scott, Marcus Sehestedt, Travis Seldomridge, Freddy Shamblin, William Shortt, Kristina Shriner, Kathy Shumate, Melissa Simchick, Jenny Simmons, Albert Smith, Carissa Smith, Christop Smith, Clevelan Smith, Dwayne Smith, James Spivey, Dwain St Amand, Paul St Clair, Dawn Stalter, Mary Stockes, Jennfer Strickland, David Stroup, Mary Sturdivant, Courtena Sturdivant, Crystal Sullivan, Joseph Sullivan, Susan Sutherland, Jennfer 50 Juniors Swadley, Robert Sykes, Michele Talion, Jacgaeli Taylor, Daniel Taylor, Dwight Taylor, Jenifer Temple i Darnell Thompson, Tarsha Thornton, Jamison Tinsley, Keith Totten, Tracey Trail, George Trisler, Elizabeth Tag well, Robin Uong, Nyhia Vaughn, Antwon Vawter, Ernest Vincent, Cheryl Vocel, David Vogelsang, Nicole Walters, Jennfer Juniors 51 Washington, Eric Watts, William Weaver, Jeffrey West, Angela West, David Wetherington, Stacie Whitaker, Titus White, Marcus Whited, Bryan Whittington, Michele Wickline, Kristine Widener, Christopher Williams, Amy Williams, Michelle Williams, Paul Willis, Laurie Wilson, Andy Wilson, David Wilson, Joseph Winebarger, David Winter, John Wiscarson, Michael Wooden, Anthony Wright, Sherry Wyckoff, Christopher Wynder, Christopher Yarrington, Allison Z.aeffel, Robert 52 Juniors Clarki Trent Duke, Chris Ebe, Kimberly Harrison, Roderick Harney, Matt Kennington, Trisha Lovei April Pope, Chemene Richmond, John Shriner, Kathy Walls, Tanya Wilson, Aaron JUNIORS HAVE A STRONG FOUND A TION Juniors S3 CHOOSY STUDENTS CHOOSE ELECTIVES RAYMOND JOHNSON 54 Juniors TANYA WALLS and KEITH TINSLEY. The perfect ways to type. CRICKET KOGER and GINGER BANKS working oak on Ike electronic game board. Raise your hand if you’re sure. Juniors 55 SENIORS CLASS OFFICERS Left To Right: Johnathan Morgan, SC A Rep., Kimberly Parker, Treasurer, Adrian Chambers, President, Aliza Diggs, Secretary, Jason Wallace, Vice President. Class Sponsor Not Shown: Ms. Pearl Ray SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS 4 f 1 !■ . 4 DAVID A. ABRAHAM SCORPION Latin Club Nth, 12th INCLISH M. ALFORD CAPRICORN S.A.D.D.; FHA; R.O.T.C. Drill Team Commander and Staff 10th, 1!th, 12th TERE M. ALFORD CANCER FBLA Oth, Nth; Spanish Club 10th, I Ith, 12th; FHA I Oth; SC A Representative 56 Seniors CERRI T. ALSTON SCORPIO FBLA; Peer Discovery; SADD; Cross Country ADAM ABROGAST CANCER Baseball; Cross Country Nth; At AS A 10th, 11th, 12th; Ski Club 10th, 11th PAULA C. ARCHER AQUARIUS DEC A 10th, 11th, 12th; SC A Representative 11th, 12th; Honor Society 11th, !2th DEMETRICK R. ASKEW KENNETH S. BAGGETT ALICIA A. BAHNER TAURUS DECA 10th, 1!th, 12th MARSHALLIA L. BAKER LEO FBLA 12th; Spanish Club 10th PHYLLIS D. BARNES TAURUS DECA 10th, 11th, 12th; French Club 11th, 12th SHARON L. BARRETT SAGITTARIUS Drama Club 10th, 11th, 12th; Thespians 12th; Video Club llth, 12th; SCA 12th Seniors 57 ROYD. BARRETT SAGITTARIUS J.V. Basketball Jib, 10th; Varsity Basketball Nth, 12th MELVIN L. BASEMORE CANCER Vica; Drill Team Nth; ROTC 10th, 11th, 12th; ICT NATASHA M. BELT DECA 11th, 12th JAMES A. BENNETT SCORPIO Band 10th, !1th, 12th; Drum. Major 11th, 12th; Chorus 12th; Vocal Ensemble 12th; All City Band 11th, 12th WILLIAM L. BEVERLY SCORPIO Football Sth, jth, 10th, 11th, 12th; Track 11th, 12th; DECA; Omega League SHERRY L. BLANKENSHIP CANCER Keyettes 11th, 12th; French Club 10th, 11th, 12th ANGIE M. BLOCKS ON Latin Club; Media Club; Latin Honor Society SUSAN R. BOTTS CANCER Library Club 10th; FBLA 11th, 12th CYRUS BOYD TAURUS Indoor Track 11th, 12th; Outdoor Track 11th, 12th; Varsity Football 10th, 11th, 12th; Varsity Basketball 11th; SCA Representative 11th, 12th DAVIT A L. BOYD VIRGO J. V. Cheerleading 10th; Varsity Cheerleading 11th; Latin Club 10th, 12th; SCA Representative 10th, 11th DAWN M. BRAGG SAGITTARIUS Acapella 10th, 12th; Drama Club 11th, 12th; Yearbook Staff 12th; Latin Club 10th, 11th, 12th; Flag Corps 12th TODD M. BRANCH SCORPIO ROTC 10th, 11th; Varsity Basketball 11th; Spanish Club 10th; Latin Clu b 12th; FBLA 12th SHELLY M. BRENT SAGITTARIUS Drama Club; Acapella; FBLA; Flag Twirier 11th, 12th SEAN C. BRIDGES WADE A BRISTOW SX Seniors WILLIAM T. BROWN CAPRICORN Indoor f Outdoor Track 11th, 12th; Drama Club Nth; Baseball 12th; ROTC 10th SALVATOR BUCCELLATO AQUARIUS SCA JEFFREY L. BUCHANAN PISCES Cross Country 10th; Philosophical Society 12th; Nevopaper Staff 11th; Newspaper Editor 12th; Model U.N. 12th ROBERT M. BUCHANAN PISCES Philosophical Society 12th JODY L. BUTLER SCORPIO VIC A 11th, 12th; FHA 3th BRIAN K. BYRD CANCER Key Club; Honor Society; A IAS A; Band; Track HUDSON R. BYRD SCORPIO FBLA llth, 12th; Spanish Club IOth, 11th, 12th; National Junior Honor Society; SCA Representative; Football 3th, 10th, 11th, 12th LISA A. CAMPBELL PISCES FHA 3th; Drama 10th, 12th; Latin Hockey Team 10th KIRK CARROLL AVERELL V. CARTER LIBRA , , . , w , y V. Basketball; Video Club; Spanish Club HILARY K. CARTER SCORPIO FBLA 12th; Honor Society Seniors 53 JOHNATHON CASSELLS ARIES AI AS A ink; FBLA 12ik ADRIENNE B. CHAMBERS CANCER Sophomore Class Vice-President; Junior Class Vice-President, Senior Class President; President of SADD Utk; Keyettes 12th WILLIAM T. CHANEY II CAPRICORN A! AS A 10th, Nth, 12th JOSEPH J. CHAPMAN MICHELE E. CHERRY AQ.UARIUS Basketball 10th, 11th; SCA Representative 12th; FBLA 12th; FHA 12th LAMONT C. CLARK EMORY L. COLEMAN AQUARIUS Band 10th, 11th, 12th; A! AS A 12th; French Club 10th SHERRIE L. COLLINS LEO FHA; FBLA TRA VIS S. COMPTON TAURUS Soccer th, IOth, Nth, 12th; Basketball 9th, 10th, 11th; Football 11th; AIASA 10th, Nth, 12th; Latin Club 10th CO Seniors DIANNA CONYERS CANCER BRIAN IV. COOKE ARIES Football 10th; A! AS A I Oth, Nth; DECA 10th, 11th, 12th; Wrestling 3 th, I Oth, !1th, 12th; Ski Club Nth, 12th JARIN Q. CORNISH LIBRA Vice President of FBLA GEORGE W. COVINGTON III LIBRA Distributive Education Clubs of America Nth, 12th MARK COX SAGGITARIUS S.C.A. Rep. 3th, 10th, 11th, 12th; V.I.C.A. at Votech 12th; Wrestling Team 7th thru 12th; Cross-Country 10 thru 12th; Track team 12th DAVID V. CREWS CAPRICORN TARA D. CROMWELL AQUARIUS Track S3”; FBLA; SCA rep LESTER CROSS JR. GEMINI Chorus 2 yrs; Band 7 yrs KEN B. CUNNINGHAM SAGITTARIUS F.B.L.A. 12th; AI AS A 12th; FHA 12th; Band 10th, 11th, 12th; VICA 10th, 1 th TINA M. DARDEN CANCER Flag Corps 11th; French Club I Oth ELIZABETH P. DAUGHERTY CAPRICORN Keyettes 10th, 11th, 12th; Latin Club 11th, 12th; Drama 10th, 1!th, 12th; German 10th; DECA 11th JACQUELINE E. DEAVERS SCORPIO Keyettes; President; Latin Club; SCA Exec. Board; Honor Society PAULA R. DENNIS PISCES JFHA 10th, 11th; JROTC I Oth, 11th, 12th LA MARR L. DERR AQUARIUS Sophomore Class President; ECA Executive Board 10th; German Club I Oth, 11th, 12th; AI AS A 10th; Secretary 11th; President 12th CLINTON B. DIAMOND AQUARIUS Seniors 61 A LIZA L. DIGCS TAURUS Keyettes 12th; National Honor Society I lilt, 12th; Class Secretary 3th, I fill, 12tli JAMES R. DIXON SCORPIO Swimming 10th thru 12th TOYETTA L. DONALD GEMINI Keyettes 10th; E asketball 10th thru 12th; Deca 11th, 12th USA R. DUBY AQUARIUS Track. 3th, 12th; Newspaper Staff 12th; Basketball 3th, 10th, 12th CHRISTIE L. DAWN CAPRICORN Drama 3th t hru 12th; Thespian Nth, 12th; DECA Uth, 12th MIKE E ASM ELL LIBRA Cross Country 10th thru 12th; Indoor Track 10th thru 12th; Outdoor Track 3th thru 12th; National Honor Society 11th, 12th; SCA 1st Vice President 12th JOHN ELUNGSWORTH VIRGO French Club 10th, Drama Club 10th, A IS IA 11th, 12th RODERICK ELLIS LEO Spanish Club 11th, 12th; Latin 10th; Basketball J.V. Sth, 3th; Basketball V. 10th, 11th LONNIE F. ELROD NORA ENSLEY TAURUS Keyettes 10th thru 12th; French Club 10th, 11th; Drama 10th DANETTE D. EPPERLY TAURUS Deca 10th thru 12th JEFFREY A. FALLS STEVE A FALTZ DERRICK D. FENNEL DIONNE F. EVERETT AQUARIUS FBLA 10th, 11th; SCA Representative 3th thru 12th; FHA 3th, 10th; DECA 12th 62 Seniors FRANCES B. FICKEN GEMINI ]V O- Varsity Cheerleading (Co-Captain 12th) 10th thru 12th; SCA Executive Board 12th; National Honor Society (Secretary) 11th, 12th; Keyettes (Treasurer) 11th, 12th; Ensemble 11th, 12th STEPEN M. FLANAGAN LEO Latin Club JAMIE L. FOGLE TAURUS FBLA 10th thru 12th; Yearbook. Staff 11th; SADD 11th; Spanish Club 10th; COE 12th JAMIE L. FOSTER MELANIE D. FOX ARIES French Club 10th; FBLA 10th, 12th; FHA 12th; DECA 12th CARL R. FRANCIS LIBRA Latin Club; Varsity football 3th, 10th, 11th, 12th; JV football Xth, 3th; ROTC 10th; SCA Rep. 10th, 11th; AI AS A 11th, 12th LYNN FRANCIS CAPRICORN KAREN A. FRANKLIN LIBRA VIC A 11th, 12th; FBLA 10th BRIAN D. FREY LIBRA Drama, Thespian Status 11th, 12th; Literary Magazine 12th; Latin Club 12th; Editorial Board; School Newspaper 11th, 12th; FBLA 12th RODNEY L. FULTON CAPRICORN Indoor track 10th KATHLEEN GALLAER VIRGO French Club 10th, 11th, 12th; Keyettes 10th, !1th, 12th; Drama 10th MARC D. GASKIN PISCES Track indoor outdoor 10th thru 12th; Cross Country 12th; A IAS A 3th thru 12th; Band 3th thru 12th CHRIS GASKINS SCORPIO Latin Club 10th thru 12th; Swim team 3th thru 11th; Ski Club 10th thru 12th CYNTHIA A. GASKINS SCORPIO Latin Club 10th, 11th, 12th; Ski Club 10th, 11th, 12th; Swimming 3th, 10th, 11th; Homecoming Court 12th EDWIN B. GARRETT Seniors 63 CASSANDRA YVETTE HAILEY SAGITTARIUS VICA 10th; Yearbook. Staff 12th; Peer Discovery; Spanish Club 1 Oth DENISE LYNN HALL CANCER WESLEY B. HAMES PISCES Latin Club 10th, Nth, 12th; A! AS A WILLIAM W. HANDLE PISCES A! AS A 9th, I Oth, 11th, 12th RONALD S. HANDY MARCIA A. HARNEY CAPRICORN Drama 10th; Keyettes 10th, 11th LEE A. HARR!EL GEMINI AIASA 11th, 12th; SADD 12th DANIEL T. HARRIS Drama Club 10th, 11th, 12th; Thespians Troope 290 11th, 12th; Yearbook Staff 10th, !1th, 12th; Key Club 10th, 11th, 12th; Debate 12th DENEDRIANE Y. HARRIS Spanish Club 10th, 11th; Forensics 12th; National Honor Society 11th, 12th JEFFREY A. HARRIS ARIES JV Baseball th, 10th; Varsity Baseball 11th, 12th; AIS A 10th, 12th JEFFREY L. HARRISON LEO MICHELLE HARWOOD SAGITTARIUS VICA PAMELA D. HAYNES CANCER FHA 12th YVETTE M. HAYNES LIBRA Basketball 9th, I Oth, 11th, 12th; Track 10th, 11th; Ensemble 10th, 11th YVONNE E. HAYNES LIBRA Future Homemakers of America I Oth thru 12th; Basketball I Oth; Track and Field I Oth, 12th 64 Seniors CYNTHIA L I EARL CAROLYN L. HECKSTALL TAURUS Drama 10th; FBLA 12 th; SC A Representative 12th BRENDA HELFRICH GEMINI VICA Hth, 12th; SCA Representative 10th, 11th; FHA 9th, 10th, SADD JULIAN HENDRICK LEO Campus Life 10th; Basketball 10th; Chorus 1!th; FBLA 12th KIMBERLY R. HESTER ARIES Honor Society 11th, 12th; Majorette (Captain and Feature Twirier) 10th thru 12th; Keyettes 10th thru 12th; Band 10th thru 12th JEREMY IV. HEWITT LIBRA Baseball 10th and 12th; At ASA 9th, 10th, 11th, 12th, SCA Representative 9th, 10th, 11th; Ski Club; SADD TRACIE L. HEWITT PISCES VICA DAVID M. HICKEY TAMM IE S. HICKMAN SCORPIO Concert and Marching Band 1 Oth, 11th, 12th; SADD 10th; Yearbook Staff 10th; Latin Club 11th; Forensics 12th DARRELL T. HILL MANUEL BRYAN HILL LEO VICA 11th, 12th; FBLA 10th, 11th BRIAN K. HOBSON AQUARIUS Tennis 9th, 11th, 12th; AtAS A 10th, 11th, 12th; SCA Rep 11th; Video Club 10th KENNETH R. HOLLAND LEO VICA 11th, 12th; A ASA 10th, 11th MONICA A. HOLMES LEO JVand Varsity Cheerleading 11th, 12th,; FHA; Yearbook Staff; FBLA 12th; Spanish CATHERINE G. HORNE TAURUS Keyettes Nth, 12th, Latin Club 10th, tlth, 12th; DECA 10th, 11th Seniors 65 JOHN R. GILLEY AOUARIUS J.V. Football 10th; J.V. Baseball 10th; Latin Club 1 1th; Varsity Football 11th; Varsity Baseball 12th STEPHEN E. GILLILAND II GEMINI AIASA 10th, 11th, 12th; Varsity Soccer 3th, 10th, 11th, 12th RON J. GISLER SCORPIO Drama; AIASA TALAYA I ' . GLENN LIBRA FHA 12th; Chorus 3th, 10th, 11th, 12th LATR1CE CHERYL GODWIN CAPRICORN VIC A 11th, 12th; FHA 10th; FBLA 11th SHARON D. GOFF PISCES Drama 10th; SCA Representative 10th, 11th; VIC A Club 11th, 12th JENNIFER M. GOINS PAMELA RENEE GOODEN CAPRICORN French Club 10th; DEC A 11th; Newspaper StaJJ 12th; FHA 12th; Yearbook Staff 3th KIMBERLY A. GOODWIN AQUARIUS Flay Corps 3th, 10th, 11th, 12th; Debate 11th, 12th; Keyettes 11th, 12th; National Honor Society 11th, 12th CHRISTOPHER A. GOODSON LEO National Honor Society; Model United Nations; Latin Club; SCA Executive Board RUSSELL GOODWIN SAGITTARIUS 66 Seniors DAVID G. GROSS CAPRICORN Model UN; Tidewater Challenge; Latin Club; National Honor Society DIANA ALICIA GRAIN ARIES FHA 10th, Nth, 12th KENYATTA D. GRAVES VIRGO International Thespian Society tOth, 11th, 12th; Drama Secretary 11th; Drama President 12th; Debate Team Nth, 12th; Key Club Nth, 12th; Secretary 12th; Forensics 10th, 11th, 12th ANGELA R. GRAY PISCES FBLA SCOTT C. GRAY AQUARIUS Football 10th; Soccer 10th, Nth, 12th; Wrestling 12th; Al AS A 10th, 1!th, 12th,; Tag 10th TERRI E. GRAY SCORPIO FHA !Oth; Literary Magazine 12th; Keyettes 12th; Varsity Softball 9th, 10th, 11th, 12th; Spanish Club 10th MELISSA GREENE VIRGO A! AS A Club 1!th, 12th; Spanish Club 11th WILLIAM GREENE III SCORPIO DEC A f th, 12th; Media Club 12th; Softball Head Manager 11th, 12th; FBLA 11th, 12th SCOTT C. GROOM PISCES A ASA; Key Club; Model UN; Natural Helpers; Model Congress TARRA GROSS GEMINI German Club 10th, 11th, !2th; FBLA 12th; COE 12th MICHAEL f. GUERETTE PISCES Drama Club 10th, 1 1th, 12th; French Club !Oth, 12th; AI AS A 10th MONA JANEL GUIDRY GEMINI SCA Executive Board 12th; Soccer Manager !Oth, 11th, 12th; Yearbook Staff 10th, 1th, 12th; Literary Magazine Staff 11th; French Club 10th, 11th, 12th ERIC GUINN PISCES AIASA 10th, !1th, 12th PATRICIA A. HAGAN ARIES Keyettes; Tennis Team; French Club KIM ANITA HAGWOOD ARIES Indoor Track 10th; DECA 10th; SCA Rep 10th; FBLA 12th Seniors G7 ROGER HOUSMAN CAPRICORN A IAS A Nik, 12th RICHARD TODD HOWE LIBRA French. Club 10th, 1 1th, 12th; Electronic s Club 12th; S.C.A. Representative 12th DHONYALE YVETTE HUGHES TAURUS Spanish Club 3th; Future Homemakers of America 3th; Future Business Leaders of America IOth, 12th SUCTON’ MO’NNE ' HUNDLEY VIRGO Band 10th, 11th, 12th; F.H.A. 12th; Latin Club 11th MATTHEW D. HURLOCK KIETH A. JARRELL LIBRA S.l.H. Comics President; Literary Magazine (Polaris) Art Editor Nth, 12th; Newspaper, Artist, Feature Editor VANESSA HOPE JEFFERSON SCORPIO Drama 10th, 11th, 12th; Yearbook Staff 10th, 11th, 12th; SADD 12th; Softball 3th REGINALD O’NEIL JOHNS CANCER Latin Club 10th, 11th, 12th; Band 10th, 11th, 12th; SADD 11th, 12th; Key Club 12th; National Honor Society 12th ATHENA L. JOHNSON CANCER C.O.E.; F.B.L.A. SADIE REVONDA JOHNSON VIRGO Distributive Education Clubs of America 1 1th, 12th; A! AS A 11th SHALETHA TAMAR JOHNSON TAURUS Spanish Club 10th, 11th; Drama Club 1 fth, 12th; F.B.L.A. 10th, 11th, 12th SHANNON K. JOHNSON ARIES D.E.C.A. Class Representative 10th; VIC A 11th, 12th; F.H.A. 3th; SC A Representative 11th DARYL R. JONES TAURUS VICA JOHN E. JONES ARIES F.B.L.A.; Spanish Club; Band; Track; J.V. Football STEPHANIE DENISE JONES VIRGO Student Council Secretary 12th; Cheerleader Varsity (j- J.V. 10th, 11th; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 12th; Band 3th, 11th, 12th; Keyettes 12th 6 H Seniors STEPHEN IV. JONES CAPRICORN A! AS A 10th, Nik, 12th; J.V. Football 9th, 10th JAMES H. JONES, JR. GEMINI J.V. Football tOth; Varsity Football 11th; French Club 10th; Band 10th CHERYL ELAINE JOYE SAGITTARIUS Majorette 10th; Keyettes 11th; FBLA 11th; VICA 12th PAUL CHANNING KEEFE GEMINI Newspaper I Oth, 11th; Drama Club IOth, 11th, 12th; DEC A (Fashion Merchandise) 12th JENNIFER KENNEDY LIBRA Sojtball; Majorette; FBLA 12th; COE 12th JOHN GREGORY KIRBY PISCES J.V. Football jth, 10th; Spanish 9th; Varsity Football !1th; Varsity Basketball tlth, 12th JOANNE M. KMETZ TOM UP RAD E AQ.UARIUS A! AS A I Oth, 12th; VICA 11th, t2th VIRGINIA M. LAWRIE Seniors 69 ALLEN LEACH II CANCER ROTC; SCIENCE; FBLA JOHN P. LEGO CANCER Varsity Football 11th, 12th; J.V. Football 10th; A! AS A 9th thru 12th; SCA Representative 11th, 12th TRINA A. LEWIS LEO FBLA 11th, 12th JODY LINTHICUM SAGITTARIUS A IAS A; Varsity Soccer PHILIC1A E. LONG SCORPIO Latin Club 10th, 11th; DECA 12th; FHA 12th MARCUS L. MABRY SAGITTARIUS MICHAEL MACNE1L SAGITTARIUS ROTC 10th thru 12th; Trick Squad 10th thru 12th RUTH E. MAHLOY PISCES Keyettes 10th thru 12th; Drama 10th thru 12th; French 10th; Latin 11th; Keyette Executive Board 11th ROBERT W. MALLORY LEO VIC A 10th thru 12th; Ski Club 11th DORIS D. MANGRUM AOUARIUS FHA 10th thru 12th; Acapella 10th, 12th; FBLA 11th KRISTINE A. MARCUM PISCES ROTC 10th thru 12th; ROTC STAFF 12th; FBLA 12th; ROTC Rrjle Team 12th; COE JOHN L. MARSHALL CANCER S.C.A. President 12th; Model United Nations Itth, 12th; Honor Society 11th, 12th, Spanish Club 12th; Key Club 11th, 12th MICHELLE A. MARSHALL SCORPIO Keyette 10th thru 12th; Forensics 10th, 11th; National Honor Society 12th; National Jr. Honor Society 9th; FHA 9th MITCHELL TODD MASON SCORPIO National Honor Society; Philosophical Society; Latin Club DARCY MASON ARIES VICA 11th, 12th; Cosmetology 10-11 70 Seniors COLLEGE-BOUND SENIORS LOOK FORWARD TO SUSAN MATTHEWS GEMINI Newspaper Staff 10th; Latin I Club 12th KIMBERLY S. MAYFIELD SCORPIO French Club 1 Oth, 12th; Played Campus Lfe (Football and Softball) 10th SPENCER F. McCARTY VICA GARY McCLENNEY AOUARIUS Football 10th, 12th; VICA 11th, 12th,; ROTC 10th, Hth, 12th; FBLA I Oth; Basketball 10th HERSCHEL G. McCOY ARIES MELISSA M. McGOWAN LONNIE A. McNEIL, JR. AOUARIUS Latin Club 10th, 11th,; AIASA 10th, 11th, 12th; Mission Crew Member; Varsity Football 10th, 11th; Varsity Track I Oth, Jlth, 12th TANYA J. McPHATTER CAPRICORN FBLA 12th TODD T. MEGGETT LEO Track 10th, 12th; Spanish Club 10th, 11th, 12th; AIASA 10th, 11th, 12th; Key Club 12th MARK E. MEREDITH GEMINI AIASA 12th SUSAN METZGER SCORPIO DECA 1!th, 12th; SCA Representative 10th PENNI M. MEYER VIRGO DECA 12th VALERIE A. MILLAR LEO Distributing Education 10th, 11th; SCA Representative 11th, 12th; FBLA 12th; Ski Club Itth; Bear Facts Newspaper Staff 11th KENNETH M. MOATS CHARLENE MOODY SAGITTARIUS Cheerleader I Oth, 11th, 12th (J.V. and Varsity); Ensemble Choir COLLEGE LIFE AND LEAVING HOME Seniors 71 ORLANDO MOODY SCORPIO JONATHAN O. MORGAN CANCER Banc 10th, 1!th, 12th; Key Club ! 1th, 12th; Spanish Club 1 1th, 1 2 th; Senior Class SC A Rep.; Latin Club 10th KAREN E. MORING AQUARIUS B and 10th, Nth, 12th KARLA MORRING AQUARIUS TABITHA R. MOSS SCORPIO FHA 3th; German Club 10lk; V CA 11th, !2ik PAMELA A. MUETHING VIRGO Model UN 10th, 11th, !2th; Keyettes 10th, flth, 12th; National Honor Society 1!th, 12th; Flag Corps 12th; Senior Class Historian BETTY L. MUGLER AQUARIUS Forensics Club 3th, 10th; Keyettes I Oth, 12th; Latin Club 11th, 12th; National Honor Society 10th, 11th, 12th PAIGE MULLER PISCES 4-H Club 3th, I Oth, 11th KATHLEEN MURPHY CANCER Softball 3th, 10th, 11th, 12th; Latin Club 10th, 11th, 12th; Latin Honor Society JOHN A. NEWCOMB THOMAS NGUYEN LEO VIC A 11th; Key Club 10th; Varsity Tennis 10th; Varsity Soccer 11th, 12th; AIASA 12th AUDREY NICHOLS ARIES FBLA 10th, !1th, 12th; Spanish Club 10th; Outdoor Track 10th SUSAN D. NORMAN CAPRICORN Acapella 10th; FBLA 11th, 12th; VICA !1th, 12th CYNTHIA D. OGLE LIBRA DECA 10th, 1!th, 12th PANELA A. OGLE LIBRA DECA 10th, Nth, 12th MANY DECISIONS HAD TO BE MADE . . . TONY PALMERI CANCER Model UN; Varsity Football 9th thru 12 th; Varsity Track. 9th, 10th; 110% Club (Football) KIMBERLY DENISE PARKER CAPRICORN Track (Indoor, Outdoor) 10th thru 12th; Peer Discovery 10th thru 12th; Class Treasurer 11th, 12th; Football Manage r 11th, 12th; Cross Country 11th MICHAEL C. PATTERSON VIRGO SCA Representative SHERMAN E. PAYNE JR. TAURUS VICA MARK ALLEN PEARSON ARIES Band 10th thru 12th; R.O.T.C. 11th, 12th; AI AS A 11th; Track 11th; Drill Team — Trick Sguad 12th KRISTEN R. PELLETT CAPRICORN French Club 10th thru 12th; DECA 10th thru 12th; Yearbook 10th JOHN PEREZ EDDIE PETTAWAY DANIEL W. PHELPS LEO A ASA 10th thru 12th; German Club 10th JOSEPH H. PHILLIPS PISCES French Club 10th thru 12th; SCA Representative 10th; A! AS A 10th thru 12th; Philosophical Society 12th USA S. PIERRE-LOU IS LIBRA Spanish Club 11th; Yearbook Staff 11th; National Honor Society 11th, 12th STEVEN R. PISHNER KISH LA LEANE’ PRICE TAURUS Female Drill Team 10th; FBLA 11th, 12th; SCA Alternate; COE Student KRISTA YVONNE RANDALL ARIES Flag Corps 11th, 12th; Drama Club 10th thru 12th; Literary Magazine 11th, 12th, Editor 12th; SADD 10th CARLTON RAY RANSOM TAURUS Football dth thru 12th; A IAS A !2th FRATERNITY, SORORITY, OR NOT? . . . Seniors 75 JOHN RAUCH PISCES FBLA; AI ASA USA K. RAYLE ARIES Spanish. Club 10th; J ROTC 10th, 11th; Girts Drill Team ICTh; Fashion Merchandising I Hh, 12ib; MECA nth LARRY D. REIT PISCES Drama IOth, 1 Hh, 12th; Debate 10th, 11th, 12tb VICTOR M. RICHARDSON CANCER Trickscjuad; AIASA; Band; JROTC; FHA TONYA M. RICHMOND PISCES Latin Club 1Oth, 11th, 12th; DECA 10th, 11th; Keyettes 12th; Homecoming and Kickoff Courts 11th; Track Manager 10th MIRANDA L. RIDDICK TAURUS Outdoor Track 10th, 11th; Indoor Track 11th; Girls Basketball Manager 11th, 12th; FBLA 12th TYRA L. RIDDICK CANCER Ensemble 11th, 12th; Yearbook Staff 11th, 12th; Drama Club 11th, 12th; Spanish Club 10th; Acapella I Oth GRACE J. ROBERTS PISCES Band, 10th, 11th, 12th Spanish Club 10th; Literary Magazine 11th; Newspaper Staff 12th HEATHER L. ROE JERRI C. ROGERS LIBRA FBLA 12th; COE 12th KAREN L. ROSS KATHERIN E. ROSS DEBORAH D. ROUNDTREE SCORPIO DECA 11th, 12th; French Club 10th, 11th; FHA President 12th; FBLA Treasurer 12th; Track Team 10th, Uth, 12th CHRISTOPHER J. ROWE GEMINI SIH; Literary Magazine JEFFREY K. ROYSTER LIBRA Latm Club 10th, 11th, 12th; FBLA 12th; Football 10th, 11th; Basketball 10th, 11th, 12th; ROTC 10th, 11th, 12th TO GO IN-STATE OR OUT . . . CO-ED 74 Seniors MYRA A. SAMPLE LIBRA Fashion SHALLAH SARGENT SAGITTARIUS ICT 11th, 12th; Flag Corf) 1 Hh; V CA Member I Hh, 12ih; SCA Representative 10th ANGELA C. SCOTT ROBYN A. SEALS SAGITTARIUS Latin Club 10th, 1 Hh, 12th; Soph onrore Class Secretary; SCA Room Representative 11th; Homecoming Court 11th, 12th; Acapella 10th ROSIE SEIDEL GEMINI German Club 10th; FBLA 10th, 12th; Fellowship of Christian Athletes Nth STEVE SEIDER SCORPIO Spanish Club 10th; French Club 3th; A IAS A 3th, 10th, 11th, 12th; Ski Club 11th ORLANDO L. SERRELL SCORPIO VICA SHANNON R. SHARPE CANCER Latin Club 10th, 11th, 12th; FBLA 10th, 12th; SADD 10th; Campus Lfe 10th, 11th THOMAS G. SHELTON CANCER Philosophical Society 12th; National Honor Society 11th, 12th BONITA R. SHEPARD LIBRA FBLA 12th; Newsmagazine 10th, 11th; German Club 10th CHARLES F. SHEPHERD, JR. AQ.UARIUS VICA ROBERT L. SILVER CANCER SCA CARY L. SIMMONS DUANE IV. SIMMONS TAURUS ROTC 10th, 11th, 12th; SCA Representative 10th; SADD 10th; Prom Committee 12th STEPHANIE H. SMITH TAURUS Majorette 3th, 10th, 11th; Latin Club 10th, 11th, 12th OR NOT . . . Seniors 75 BEVERLY C. SNELL1NG LIBRA FHA; Yearbook Staff; SADD MELINDA SOUTHCOMBE GEMINI VICA; Welding ROBERT S. SNYER KENNY R. SPROUSE PISCES ROTC 10th, 11th, 12th; A AS A 10th, 11th, 12th YOLANDA MICHOLE STEWART CANCER Keyettes 12th; DEC A 11th, 12th; Acapella Chorus 10th; SCA; Who’s Who KAREN J. STERNE TAURUS Keyettes 10th; Chorus 10th; MECA 11th; FBLA 12th JOSEPH ALLEN STILLWELL LIBRA Literary Magazine; Newspaper Staff KIMBERLY DAWN TANNER CANCER Fashion Merchandising llth, 12th; D.E. 10th; Ski Club ROBERT TAT LOCK VIRGO VICA 12th; Wrestling 10th SHELLY THOMAS LIBRA Band 10th, 11th, 12th ALVIN DWAYNE THOMPSON CANCER AlASA 11th, 12th; Basketball 11th; FBLA 12th EARLE R. THOMPSON GINA M. TILS ON TAURUS French Club 9th; FBLA Club 10th, 11th, 12th; FBLA President 12th; FBLA Secretary for Thomas Nelson Region 12th; SCA Representative llth CHERYL TOMER CRYSTAL M. TOOMER SCORPIO Distributive Education Clubs of America nth, 12th; FBLA; SCA 11th, 12th 76 Seniors LOAN TRAN CANCER Honor Society; Keyettes; French Club; SCA; Girls Tennis NEAL L. TRUSTON A! AS A 1 Oth, 12th; VICA 10th, 11th, 12th ELIZABETH TUCKER ARIES DECA 10th, 11th, 12th; Drama Club 11th JAMES L. TUCKER GEMINI Band 10th, 11th, 12th; Latin Club 10th, 11th, 12th PAUL A. TUCKER CANCER AI AS A 10th thru 12th; Latin 11th; VICA 12th SHERRI R. TUCKER VIRGO DECA 10th, 11th, 12th; Yearbook Staff 11th KIMBERLY D. TURNER CAPRICORN FBLA PHUONG T. VONG NYH1A D. VONG STEPHANIE K. VANN ARIES Track 9th; Spanish Club 9th; FBLA 12th JULIA A. VILLANUEVA ARIES FBLA; FHA CHAIG B. WADE LEO AI AS A 10th thru 12th; ICT 11th, 12th; Annual Staff 10th MONA L. WAITERS LIBRA Outdoor Track 9th, 10th; Spanish Club 11th MARY KATHLEEN WALL ARIES DECA 10th thru !2th; French Club 10th, 12th; German Club 12th; SADD ! 1th JASON KEITH WALLACE VIRGO Band 10th thru 12th; Spanish Club 10th; Indoor Track 10th thru 12th; Football 9th thru 12th Seniors 77 CHRISTOPHER B. WARD SAGITTARIUS W.E.C.E.P.T.; Chorus 11th, 12th MARGARETJ. WARD CANCER Keyettes 12th; Soccer Manager 10th, 11th, 12th; Literary Magazine 11th, 12th; F.H.A. Vice President 11th LARRY W. WARLITNER CANCER AIASA 11th, 12th; Gulf 9th, 10th; DEC A 12th LORI WATSON SCORPIO VICA 12th; FHA 12th; FBLA 12th; Yearbook 12th DARRELL E. WEAVER GEMINI Latin Club 10th; FBLA; Basketball J.V. 8th, 10th; Ba sketball Varsity 11th; Football 11th, 12th TY WHARTON SCORPIO Wrestling Team 10th, 11th, 12th; Latin Club 10th, 11th, 12th; AIASA 12th; FBLA 11th; Ski Club nth USA WHITEHEAD AQ.UARIUS JOHN WHITESIDE CAPRICORN AIASA 9th, 10th, 1!th, 12th; V.I.C.A. 11th, 12th; Electronics JESSIE BUNNY” WHITSON SAGITTARIUS DECA 11th, 12th JAMES ANTHONY WIGGINS SCORPIO AIASA; Media 12th JEROME WILLIAMS GEMINI Key Club USA MICHELLE WILLIAMS TAURUS French Club 9th, 10th; FHA 9th; FBLA 12th TAMMY WILLIAMS DA VID R. WILSON Soccer; German; AIASA VALERIE E. WILSON CANCER HOSA 12th EXTRAORDINARY SENIORS RODNEY M. WINSTON AQUARIUS Spanish Club; National Junior Honor Society; Key Club; JV Football 1 Oth; Varsity Football lllh, 12th CHRISTINE S. WITTMIER ARIES Drama Club 10th, 11th, 12th; Spanish Club 10th, 11th; Thespian Troop 230 11th, 12th MARIA L. WOLFE VIRGO Drama 10th, 11th, 12th; DECA 12th; Fashion Merchandising 12th ANDR’E L. WOOD AQUARIUS V1CA; SCA 3th VICKIE K. WOODS PISCES Latin Club 10th; Acapella 10th; Ensemble 11th, 12th; SCA 11th; Regional Chorus 11th, 12th SUSAN G. WORNOM TAURUS Keyettes 10th, 11th; Latin Club 11th, 12th; Drama Club 11th DELTON M. WRIGHT LIBRA Varsity Football; Varsity Trade — Outdoor and Indoor; ROTC; Chorus; Rifle Team MICHELE K. WYATT VIRGO German Club 10th, 11th, 12th; FBLA 12th; SCA Representative 11th JUDITH A. YORK SAGITTARIUS Latin Club 10th, 11th, 12th; National Honor Society 11th, 12th; Keyettes 11th, 12th; Cross-Country [Track. 11th, 12th; Acapella 10th DA VANN A YOUNG AQUARIUS Spanish Club 11th; FBLA 10th SANDRA L. BUCK LAND CAPRICORN President of DECA 12th; Fashion Merchandising 11th, 12th; FBLA 12th; Ski Club 10th, 11th, 12th; Homecoming Court 10th TRACI N. OWENS CANCER Cheerleader J.V. (J- Varsity 11th, 12th; FBLA 11th, 12th; SCA Representative 10th; FHA 12th JOHN A. HILL JR. CAPRICORN FBLA; Indoor-Outdoor Track; Football tOth, 11th; Bear Mascot 12th KAREN D. BARNETTE SAGITTARIUS A! AS A 3th, 10th, 12th; FBLA 10th, 11th, 12th; FHA 11th; Literary Magazine 12th STEVEN P. GOSS CAPRICORN Bethel Bruins Marching Band; Bethel Bruins Concert Band; National Honor Society; Yearbook Seniors 73 When the bell rings signaling the end of sixth period, students rush to their lockers and cars making the hallways and parking lot positively spilling over! KIM TANNER and TAMM! WILLIAMS: WHAT’S NEXT? WHAT ELSE? s WHEN THE BELL RINGS . . . EDDIE JONES: Can ' t find a ride? Why not . . . TRY THE BUS?? HO Shideni Life DOUBLE VISION PAM OGLE AND CINDY OGLE TINA WOODEN , (LAURA) AMY CROWELL You can ! live without them FRIENDS! PAUL MULLIS CLOSENESS IS FELT BETWEEN STUDENTS SPILLING OVER The halts are flourishing with an astouding ! ,500 students ready to expand their friendship to newcomers and those never met. OVERCROWDED” is one way to put it, but Togetherness sums it up better. Students are certainty spilling over. Student Life HI MR. GRANT FACULTY FACULTY FACULTY FACULTY FACULTY S f K v I yypSfarTyr f ■ m | T 1 i p £ iw IhbP 1 l FACULTY MR. A. WEST 82 Faculty MR. E. MORGAN AND MR. R. ELLENSON MAUREEN HAWES BUSINESS George Washington University, M.A. CAROLYN H. ALLEN BUSINESS EDUCATION Appalachian State University, B.S.; Hampton Institute, M.S. HELEN G. COWLES BUSINESS EDUCATION Virginia State University, B.S. ANGELA JOHNSON BUSINESS Meredith College, B.S. MARION PALMER BUSINESS Hampton Institute, B.S. JERALD PIERPONT BUSINESS Campbell University, B.S. DOROTHY L. SIMMONS BUSINESS Benedict College, B.S. DEBORAH K. SOMMER SPANISH James Madison University, B.A. DINA ASIME GERMAN Old Dominion University, B.S. BARBARA T. DOWDY FRENCH SPANISH Old Dominion University, B.A. SUSAN A. FRITH SPANISH Old Dominion University, B.A. ROBERT L. OLIVER SPANISH, FRENCH, LATIN, ESL Old Dominion University, B.S.; Middlebury College, M.A. FLOYD SMITH FRENCH CLAYTON FITGERAL AROTC University of Georgia WILLIAM NICHOLS AROTC BUSINESS- LANGUAGES-AROTC Faculty ?3 . . . HISTORY . . . CLYN A. HAIRFIELD SOCIAL STUDIES East Tenn. State University BS M.A. MARY V. BICOUVARIS SOCIAL STUDIES Ohio State University B.S.; College of William O- Mary M.S. SAM BUTLER HISTORY North Carolina AO T State University B.A.; Hampton University M.A. JON NACHMAN GEOGRAPHY University of Michigan B.A. WILLIAM EVANS SOCIAL STUDIES Georgias Teachers College B.S. WHITNEY KEHN SOCIAL STUDIES Old Dominion University B.S. COLON L OLIVER JR. GEOGRAPHY North Carolina Central University B.S. BRENDA SPRUILL HISTORY Hampton Institute B.A. MARY WALLACE HISTORY Hampton Institute B.S. SUSAN DREWERY ENGLISH Longwood College B.S. CARY F. BURT ENGLISH William D Mary A.B., M.ED NAOMI CHADWICK ENGLISH Columbia University M.S.; Norfolk State University B.S. DIANE GODFREY ENGLISH Concord College B.S. BETH HOER ENGLISH Radford University, B.S. SHARON HURW TZ ENGLISH James Madison University H 4 Faculty SOCIAL STUDIES . . . HISTORY . . . ■ ENGLISH . . . SPECIAL EDUCATION LINDA JONES ENGLISH Norfolk Stale University DENNIS KOZLOWSKl ENGLISH Fredrick. College FLORENCE KUHN ENGLISH University of Tennessee, B.S. JEFFREY MARING ENGLISH Indiana University of PA, B.S. in Education; Kent State University, M.A. Comparative Literature EUGENE P. MOSER, JR ENGLISH William O’ Mary, A.B. M. LOUISE NICHOLSON ENGLISH Bridgewater College, B.S. English JANET BAILEY ENGLISH Florence State University, B.A. RUTH C.M. ROLLINS ENGLISH DRAMA Old Dominion University, B.S. English JULIA THOMAS ENGLISH Radford University, B.S.; Christopher Newport College, A.A.; Old Dominion University, M.A. SUZANNE G. I NS LEY HISTORY READING Atlantic Christian College, B.S.; William 0 Mary, M.ED; Catholic University, MSLS PEARL S. RAY READING Norfolk State, B.S. Elementary Ed.; Hampton University, M.A. Education BARBARA WARNER ENGLISH Virginia Commonwealth University, M.Ed. BARBARA FREEZE STURGIS SPECIAL EDUCATION Old Dominion University, B.S. Sp. Ed.; Old Dominion University, M.Ed. DEBRA WIGGINS SPECIAL EDUCATION Old Dominion University, B.S. LOIS BANK ELEM. ED. Norfolk State; Smith Madison Business College ENGLISH . . . READING . . . E.S.L. Faculty X 5 FINE ARTS . . . VOCATIONAL . . . CHARLES SILLS ART Hampton Institute, B.S. ELLEN EAMES COMMERCIAL ART AND DESIGN Richmond Professional Institute, B.F.A. EULANE J. ROSE SECONDARY CHORAL MUSIC Eastern Kentucky University, B.M. ED. LONNIE DAVIDSON MUSIC BAND Longwood College, Boston University, B.S. RAY ELLENSON MECHANICAL DRA WING PRACTICA L A RTS DEPARTMENT CHAIRMAN Virginia State University, M.Ed. RONALD CUTLER SOCIAL STUDIES Fredrick College, B.A.; University of Richmond, M.A. PHILIP FERT TA MARKETING EDUCATION Old Dominion University, B.S . Old Dominion University, M.S. BRENDA PH A UN MARKETING ED University of West Virginia, B.S.; Virginia Tech., M.Ed. EMILY S. LOVETT HOME ECONOMICS — CONSUMER ED. Virginia State College, B.S. RUTH WINSLOW HOME ECONOMICS East Carolina University, B.S. JAMES GRANT, JR. TECHNOLOGY EDUCATION Norfolk State, B.S.; Virginia State College, M.S. ALVIN R. LEWIS INDUSTRIAL ARTS Elizabeth City State, B.S. ODIS LEONARD INDUSTRIAL ARTS Elon College, B.A.; Virginia State College M.Ed. RICHARD SMITH INDUSTRIAL ARTS Norfolk State University, B.S. DEANNE MCKISSICK MARKETING, DISTRIBUTOR ED. BUSINESS MANAGEMENT Old Dominion University, B.S. HG Faculty INDUSTRIAL ARTS . . . P.E. HEALTH AND DRIVER EDUCATION JESSIE POPE PHYSICAL EDUCATION Hampton Institute B.S.; Hampton Institute M.S. FINDOLPH TAYLOR PHYSICAL EDUCATION Norfolk State University, B.S. SYLVIA ANN OTTAWAY HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION Madison College, B.S.; Appalachian State University, M.A. SYLVESTER RAINEY HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION Virginia State College B.S.; Hampton Institute M.A. DIANE KENDIG-MANSFIELD HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION Radford University, B.S. ROGER BOUCHARD PHYSICAL EDUCATION Fredrick College MARGARET L. DRESSLER HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION Appalachian State University B.S.B. CHRIS SMITH SCIENCE Madison College, B.S. EUGENE R. WARE CHEMISTRY-SCIENCE Tougaloo College, B.S. RUSSELL BRANDT GEOLOGY Old Dominion University, B.S. CHRISTINE M. B ERW RTH CHEM ISTRY A CA DEM 1C Ferris State College Mich. B.S. MIRIA LeDEAUX SCIENCE Madison College, B.A. JEANNE L. MACOMBER EARTH SCIENCE VP! O- SU B.S. MARIE SMITH BIO LOGY PSYCHO LGY College of William O- Mary B.S. KAY TRENT SCIENCE-BIOLOGY East Tennessee State B.S.; East Tennessee State M.S. SCIENCE Faculty K7 BIOLOGY . . . SCIENCE . . . RAY W. BARLOW SCIENCE BIOLOGY North Carolina State University, B.S.; University of Virginia, M.ED. GEORGIA M. HUNTER BIOLOGY East Carolina University M.A.; University of North Carolina, M.S. ED DONALD C. RIMA SCIENCE Old Dominion University, B.S. Is it really fair to have PAPERWORK. Amid notebooks and papers. Mrs. Cowles sorts through all the paperwork required for her job. irmin ' etyes •fH- ' Kifki Ttxtihfif, if|B i (| m m j CHARLES P. BROWN, JR. MATHEMATICS Norfold State University, B.S. STAR LIVINGSTON MATHEMATICS fames Madison University, B.S. BENJAMIN A. RIDDLE, JR. MATHEMATICS University of Richmond, B.S. XX Faculty SCIENCE . . WILLIAM T. HAWKINS SOCIAL STUDIES £ art Carolina University, A.B (Picture Not Available) WILLIAM LEAP HARD MATHEMATICS Morehouse College, B.S. JUANITA SCHMID MATHEMATICS Radford University, B.S. in Ed. WILFORD MOUTON MATHEMATICS Prairie View A and W University, B.S. NANCY HAMES MATHEMATICS Concord College, B.S. CLAIRE P. OVELLETTE MATHEMATICS Old Dominion University, B.S. KAY K. OUITKO MATHEMATICS College of William O- Mary, B.A., M.A. JOHN GREEN MATHEMATICS Hampton Institute, B.S. JOSEPH MICKOLS MATHEMATICS Kuztown State College, M.E.D. DEANETTE S. WARDEN MATH COMPUTER Christopher Newport College, B.S. Computer Science; University of Connecticut, M.A. Education CYNTHIA HELEDRETH MATHEMATICS Old Dominion University, M.S. MATHEMATICS . . Faculty 9 SECRETARIES LINDA RIDDLE SECRETARY DEANN HU CHS ON DATA PROCESSING CLERK CHERYL WILLIAMS PRINCIPAL SECRETARY 90 Faculty . . GUIDANCE TRAVIS COX LIBRARIAN East Carolina University B.S.; Andrew University M.A.; Catholic University MSLS DEBRA MYERS ASSISTANT LIBRARY Old Dominion University BSLS ERIKA LAWTON LIBRARY CLERK LOIS DUKE GUIDANCE SECRETARY NANCY HAYNES GUIDANCE Agnes Scott University B.A.; University of Virginia M. Ed. RICHARD W. RUEHE GUIDANCE University of Illinois BS; George Washington University M.A.; College William 0 Mary M-ED LYNDA G. LEECH GUIDANCE Western Carolina University B.S. ED.; College of William 0 Mary M.ED. CAROLYN MOORE NURSE CYNTHIA FISHER RELATION COUNSELING CRIMINAL JUSTICE Virginia Commonwealth University M.S.; Old Dominion University B.S. FRAN HERMAN DATA PROCESSING CLERK Faculty 5 ! Discussing a discipline matter, LINDA LEECH hears ttie other viewpoint. GUIDANCE . • KAREN KOLET GUIDANCE University of North Dakota, M.A.; Pennsylvia State University, B.S. Evaluating Guidance date took many hours of MR. RICHARD RUEHE ' S time University of Illinois, B.S. George Washington University, M.A. College of William O- Mary, M.Ed. GUIDANCE Receiving and chore for MRS. STITUTE, 32 Faculty Pausing for a minute from her busy day is MRS. NANCY HAYNES. Dean of Girls, PATRICIA COVAS Checking out the 13th Commandment VIRGINIA STATE UNIVERSITY, B.S. ANOTHER EXCUSE? The constant shuffle of familiar faces in and out of Dean’s office never ceased throughout the year. Countless packets of green slips, yellow slips, early dismissal notes, and halt passes were used in the yearly struggle to keep tabs on students. Sorting Out Applications for the Administration and Staff is quite a MARION JOHNS, UNIVERSITY, B.S.; HAMPTON IN- M.S. Guidance Faculty 33 J ADMINISTRATION ADMINISTRATION ADMINISTRATION ADMINISTRATION ADMINISTRATION PRINCIPAL T.E. BAILEY The principal is charged wilh administration, supervision and operation of the individual school program. It is his responsibility to see that the school functions within the framework of policies of the School Board and State Board of Education. He is expected to provide leadership to his staff and assists in interpreting the education program in the community. : TTT tmrm ' TvmwMM mi 11111 smm ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL: MRS. C. WYNDER Mrs. Carrie Wynder, the ass istant principal for instruction, works with the principal in the development and implementation of policies, and procedures relative to curriculum, schedulings, classroom observation, and teachers evaluation. J4 Adnunirtrabon ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL- MR. A.G. WEST A Mr. Amos West, ike assistant principal for Student Activities, works with the principal in the development of policies and procedures governing the life of students. Mr West is responsible for the organization and supervision of the student activity programs (clubs, SCA, etc.), handling problems of a disciplinary nature, coordination of all fund-raising projects sponsored by various school organizations, lockers, and bus supervision. ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL- MR. B. SHUPE Mr. Bolen Shupe, the assistant principal for Administration, works with the principal in the development of policies and procedures governing genera l plant operation, pupil accountability, discipline, and building maintenance. Administration 35 DANA M. ALAHl TAURUS Drama Club 10th, French Club 10th Latin Club 11th, 12th, FBLA SC A Rep. WENDY C. LAMM LIBRA VtCA JOHNELL E. PHILLIPS GEMINI 96 Student Life SPIRIT SCHOOL INVOLVEMENT LEADS TO SCHOOL SPIRIT. Student Life 37 BRIAN HOBSON AND PAT HAGAN Cutest Couple HALL OF FAME JOHN LEGO Biggest Flirt CAROLYN HECKSTALL ► Biggest Flirt Qy Hall rrf FaryiP STEVE FALTZ Best All Around SHERRY BLANKENSHIP Friendliest m : MONA CUIDREY Most Creative MOST CREATIVE Keith Jarrell Hall of Fame 99 HALL OF FAME LOAN TRAN Most Likely to Succeed and Most Intellectual JACK MARSHALL wo H aiiFane Most Likely to Succeed JONATHAN MORGAN Most Intellectual and Most Sophisticated SCOTT GROOM Best Looking USA WHITEHEAD Best Looking HALL OF FAME VICTOR RICHARDSON Besf Personality BONITA SHEPARD Be si Personality Hall Fame 10 HALL OF FAME MELISSA MCGOWAN Most School Spirited CHRIS GOODSON Biggest Show Off and Most School Spirited I MELANIE FOX Biggest Show Off ORLANDO MOODY Best Dancer 102 Hall of Fayne TERRENCE NELSON Best Dressed ALIZA DICCS Best Dressed and Most Sophisticated CHARLENE MOODY WILLIAM BEVERLY ANGIE SCOTT Best Dancer Most Athletic Most Athletic HALL OF FAME Hail of Fame 105 HALL OF KIM HESTER Mod Talented ANDY BENNETT Mod Talented FAME KATHLEEN MURPHY 104 Wtiittiest JOHN HILL Wittiest HALL OF FAME FEMALE AND MALE NOMINEES FOR EACH CATEGORY Biggest Flirt A. Gerri Alston B. Michelle Harrison C. Carolyn Heckstall D. Virginia Lawrie Friendliest A. Sherri Blankenship B. Denedrian Harris C. Debbie Roundtree Most Creative A. Mona Guidrey B. Vanessa Jefferson C. Loan Tran Best Looking A. Todd Branch B. Scott Groom C. John Perez tii . W f Best Dancer A. David Brumfield B. John Hill C. Orlando Moody Best Personality Best Dressed A. Thomas Brown B. Terrance Nelson C. Jason Wallace Most Athletic A. William Beverely B. Jason Wallace C. Darrell Weaver Biggest Show Off Most Intellectual r A. Virginia Lawrie B. Michelle Marshall C. Loan Tran • Best Looking A. Sherri Tucker B. Lisa Whitehead C. Tammi Williams Best Dancer A. Kim Hagwood B. Vanessa Jefferson C. Charlene Moody A. Sherri Blankenship A. Chris Goodson B. Jackie Deavers B. John Hill C. Bonita Shepard C. Terrance Nelson Most Likely To Succeed A. Steve Faltz B. Chris Goodson C. Jack Marshall ■ Most Popula Biggest Flirt A. John Lego B. Terrance Nelson C. Joey Phillips Friendliest A. Steve Faltz B. Danny Harris C. Jack Marshall Most Creative A. Chris Goodson B. John Hill C. Keith Jarrell Most Intellectual A. David Hickey B. Jack Marshall C. Jonathan Morgan ost Athletic A. Kim Parker B. Angie Scott C. Judy York Biggest Show A. Frances B. Melanie Fo C. Loan Tran Most Popular Best All Around A. Adrienne Chambers B. Jackie Deavers C. Denedrian Harris ' i ji T TVff Best Dressed liza ' Diggs Shelly Wilson .. Tracey Worrell A. Jack Marshall B. John Perez C. Jason Wallace mT ' Most School Spirited 1 1 ffl v A. Adrienne Chambers B. Michelle Harwood C. Missy McGowan Most Sophisticated J _ A. Aliza ' Diggs b. Michelle Marshall c. Shelly Wilson 1 Cutest Couple A. William Beverely and Tere Alford B. Scott Groom and Sherri Tucker C. Brian Hobson and Pat Hagan Most School Spirited A. Chris Goodson B. John Hill C. Reggie Johns Most Sophisticated A. Demetric Askew B. Jack Marshall C. Jonathan Morgan D. Terrance Nelson Most Talented A. Steve Baggett B. Andy Bennett C. Lester Cross D. Lee Tucker Most Talkative A. Averell Carter B. Kenyatta Gravees C. Reginald Johns |r Wittiest A. Mike Easmeil B. John Hill C. Terrance Nelson 1 ) 1 i Xei T Most Talented A. Sandy Buckland B. Adrienne Chambers C. Lisa Rayle Best Personality 4 A. Mike Easmeil B. Steve Faltz C. Reginald Johns D. Victor Richardson Best All Around A. Steve Faltz B. Jack Marshall C. John Perez A. Maria Blockson B. Frances Ficklen C. Denedrian Harris D. Kim Hester Most Talkative A. Gerri Alston B. Diana Grain C. Mona Waiters Wittiest A. Kathleen Murphy B. Toni Smith C. Carla Thomas N ' IS 44 f; -Jr J7 A] Y jf ' rN ft 22 P jfir JKS? 1 i a t MllHrtWvvl u 11 XWVlilUWU s- :l “4Kr | A vnWvlm 1 m Ilk Lull n I f f « ■ ' vl ' rtffa vA v T1 14 105 HALL OF FAME JASON WALLACE Most Popular HO Hall of Fame DIANA CRAIN Most Talkative ADRIENNE CHAMBERS Best All Around and M ost Popular TRACEY WORRELL — KIM HESTER FLAG CORP Front row I leftto right: Kim Goodwin, Krista Randall, Back row, left to right Dawn Bragg, Melody Casto, Jodi McVicker, Connie Shumate, Correna Shumate, Patti Payne, Shelly Brent, Jodi Day, Pamela Muething, Diana Balderson, Veronica Keene, Rose Weaver. Ill Diana Batderson October Jth grade Lisa Watters October Oth grade CITIZENS OF THE MONTH Robert S wad teg October 11th grade Mona Guidry October 12th grade Christopher Young November 3th grade Sean Gaynor November 10th grade Robert Pierre-Louis November 11th grade Jack Marshatt November 12th grade 112 Sfudeni Lrf e Arvind Prabhu December 3th grade Christine Johnson December Wih grade Cheryl Vincent December 11 th grade Keith Jarrell December 12th Grade Do Kim January 3th grade CITIZENS OF THE MONTH Vanessa Jejferson January 12th grade Dawn Rogers January 11th grade Student Life 115 Christine Dobbins January 10th grade f ■■ ■ m STEPPING OUT. JENNY POSTON if JEESIE WYATT CLASS OF XX” RING DANCE FEBRUARY 7, 13X7 ALWAYS AND FOREVER ALL SMILES. DID YOU SEE HER DATE? : : -p ■ rP Hr - ; R | m 1 i jj B £iSw % Pi ! i f 1 114 Rina Dance TAKE NOTES” Wind me up Chuck! Ring Dance 115 Who called my name? ALWAYS AND FOREVER Which way lo Union Hall? —k J 9 1 . M 116 Ring Dance And now die moment we’ve been waiting for . . . This is when the fun begins. What is she trying to do? 7 love holding you so closely. Ring Dance 117 5.H.S. PAGEANT PUTT N ON THE R1TZ FEBRUARY 27, 1387 MISS B.H.S. FRANCES FICKLEN Frances Ficklen, sponsored by -the Keyeties, member of the S.C.A. Exec. Board, Keyette (Treasurer), National Honor Society. (Senior). Dancing Lady haw he. 1 IS BHS Pageant MR. BHS 19X7 DA VID HICKEY DAVID HICKEY, sponsored by the Keyettes, member of ike Key Club on Ike SC A Executive Board, in ike National Honor Society, Latin Club, and tke Tidewater Challenge Team. (Senior) Piano and Synthesizer — Mozart ft BHS Pageant 113 •! 120 STACIE EVERRETT RUNNER-UP MISS BHS STACIE EVERETT, sponsored by -the Bear Facts, has performed in many churches, Christ sing S5 at the Coliseum, Crusades and a ten day tour in Austin, Texas. (Sophomore) singing — The Greatest Love of AH ' BHS Paqeani x SCOTTY BROWN RUNNER-UP MR. BHS SCOTTY BROWN, sponsored by -the band, member of band, started playing sax in Ike seventk grade, kas won many konors locally, member of ike All-Slate Jazz. Band, works as a D.J. (Sopkomore) Saxopkone — l let a song go out of my Heart ► . BHS Pageani 121 M1 STRESS A ND MASTER OF CEREMONIES MR. ROMEO GILLIS, a 1J72 graduate of Bethel and SCA President has appeared on Local T. V., is Entertainment Director at FT. Eustis, owns a business -— Enter-Tane-Mint, Co. We welcome him back, for his sixth pageant. MRS. BRENDA PH ALIN, Fashion Merchandising teacher and Coordinator of Bethel. This is her third pageant. JAl KIM-PIANO-LAST YEAR’S FEMALE WINNER The Student Director for the pageant is Jack Marshall, S.C.A. President. He led the student body at Thanksgiving in donating over 3700 cans of food, and at Christmas in raising a record $12,000 for charities during a twelve day period. Special Thanks” to Lane Green (Class of 7$) and Brentwood Auto Sales for the Limousine. Rhonda Rtddle — Sponsored by the Ensemble, member of the Ensemble, Keyettes, Regional Chorus, and German Club (president), also in the Sr. Youth Choir at Hampton Baptist Church (Junior). Singing — r Worship the King.’ CONTESTANTS PUTT IN ON THE R1TZ Sieve Baggett, sponsored by the V.1 .C.A., member of V.l.C.A., Philosophical Society, and A .1 .A .S .A., has played in several bands since sixth grade (Senior). Guitar and Piano — Dee and Bach. 124 BHS Pageant CONTESTANTS Kenyatta Graves — sponsored by ike Key Club, member of ike Key Club (Secretary), Yearbook (business manager), Debaie Team, Drama Club (President), International Tkespian Society (Senior). Singing — One In A Million. ” Rickard Reese, Sponsored by tke tke F.B.L.A., member of F.B.L.A., taking dance class, and singing in kis ckurck ckoir. (Sopkomore). Dancing — ' Control.’’ Amy Haynes — sponsored by tke Ckeerleaders, member of tke Varsity Ckeerleader Squad, member of tke En¬ semble, active in ckurck youtk group. (Junior). Singing — New York, New York.’ BHS Pageant 125 CONTESTANTS LEE TUCKER, Sponsored by the Band, member of band. (Senior). PAMELA MUETH INC, Sponsored by the Band, member of Model UN, FLAG CORPS, Keyettes (Par¬ liamentarian), Senior Class Hisiorian, has taken Piano since fifth grade. (Senior) 126 BHS Pageant CONTESTANTS LESTER CROSS, Sponsored by Band, member of die Ensemble and die Band, wants to study to be a TV Broadcaster and to be a professional singer. (Senior) singing — Three Times A Lady.” DARAN H INN ANT, Sponsored by the Chorus, member of the Acapella Chorus, A! ASA and Tennis team, member of-the All-City Chorus for four years, in the All-City Ensemble. (Junior) singing — Forever. ” BHS Pageant 127 AMY HAYNES DAVID SHEETS, Sponsored by Ike Yearbook Staff. (Freskman) Guitar — Mid- Summer Day Dream..” BHS PAGEANT CONTESTANTS KIMBERLY HEATH, Sponsored by Ckemistry Classes, member of ike Ensemble, Honor Roll Student, enjoys playing tke piano, singing and outdoors. (Junior) Piano — Moontigkt Sonata. 12S BHS Pageant KIMBERLY HEATH MICHELE WHITINCTON, Sponsored by German Club, member of FBLA, Cross-Country team and Outdoor Track Team, bias been singing since skie was six years old. (Junior) Singing — ' Home. BHS Pageant 123 THE ASSISTANT STUDENT DIRECTOR, MIKE EASMEIL. LIGHTING . . . USHERETTES . . . TICKET SALES . . . ARTWORK . . . SOUND PIT .. . STAGE CREW . . . THE B.H.S. PAGEANT DIRECTOR WAS MR. JERRY P1ERP0INT, DIRECTOR OF STUDENT ACTIVITIES AT BETHEL HIGH 150 BH5 Paqeant SCHOOL. RHONDA RIDDLE PREPARING FOR THE PAGEANT. KRISTINE MARCUM, ENJOYING THE PAGEANT. CONGRATULATIONS ARE IN ORDER . . . THEY MADE THE PAGEANT HAPPEN. BHS Pageant 151 Peter Barner (j Rachel Henderson (Jth Troy Fullwood (j Katrina Holmes (Jth grade) grade) Orlando Crawford - Karla Anthony (10th grade) BASKETBALL SWEETHEARTS As part of ”Basketball Sweetheart” night on Feb. 13th, a King and Queen with a court were presented at Bethel-Ferguson halftime. Each person was presented a flower and the King and Queen received flowers and engraved trophies. These young people were nominated and elected by the girls’ and boys’ basketball teams. The criteria were good characters, school spirit, and support of the teams. fHi w it ' w mmWPm m l slSiSi •p 4 ' . 1 | Front row left to right: Orlando Crawford, Tracy Fullwood, Peter Barner, Ronald Berry. Standing left to right: Carla Williams, Karla Anthony, Rachel Henderson, Todd Branch, Katrina Holmes, Todd Kelly, Mona Waiters, Jeffrey Royster, Tracey Worrell, Carolyn Heckstall, Chemene Pope, and Veronica Keene. 132 RONALD BERRY O- VERONICA KEENE (NTH) (Standing in for RONALD BERRY - CHEMENE POPE TODD KELLY CARLA WILLIAMS Rodney Burley) (NTH) TODD BRANCH O- CAROLYN JEFFREY ROYSTER O- TRACEY HECKSTALL (12TH) WORRELL (12TH) (Standing in for Rusty Byrd) JEFFREY ROYSTER O- MONA WAITERS (12TH) (King and 133 Oueen) MICHAEL CATLING working hard on a sewing project. SOME OF THE TOP DESIGNERS ARE MEN Clothing is a vital part of the impression one makes in daily contacts with others. Men, as well as women, realize this and are doing something about it. These young men and women are learning design and garment construction. Do we see another Willie Smith or Calvin Klein? AMY CROMWELL, TRACEY JACKSON, MARY DON AVAN — Getting it straight. 134 Student Life VICTOR RICHARDSON is assembling his garment for final stitching. MICHELE STITT is transferring markings from pattern to fabric. RACHELLE BRYD, VELVET HOWARD, anti DARNELL TEMPLE are pinning the pattern on the fabric. Student Lrfe 155 Melvin Bazemore and Michael Patterson wondering what to do next? A little laughter to make the dag go by. ' Kicken-back’’ in the guidance office. have to sharpen my pencil sometime. 136 Student Life One box is not enough. GILBERT AND BOBBY TRYING TO FIGURE OUT WHAT HE IS DOING. HEY! HAVE THE ANSWER. YES BILLY, DO LOVE YOU. Student Lrf e 37 THERE IS NOTHING FU N NY ABOUT ASSETS AND LIABIL- DO REALLY KNOW MY KEYBOARD? ITIES. There are many electives offered at Bethel High School. From typing to woodshop, there is something for every student. Many choose to take elected courses that will benefit them in a career. Typing, computer, and shorthand all teach skills needed in college as well as in many jobs; almost everyone has room for a few electives in his or her schedule. CEE TH,S accounting problem is hard. ELECTIVE COURSES A CHOICE FOR EVERYONE 15H Student Life A Little Leisure Time in Class Orlando and Buddies Showing How it ' s Done in Shop Class America f Looking Awfully Suspicious Christi Whittmier Hardal Work Jeff Harris Giving his Work Some Thought Student Life 133 BRUINS REGAIN WINNING FORM P™ „ . jP , 1 r bo� ts another one. The Bethel Varsity opened the season with a convincing 33-7 victory over Ferguson in route to a slot in the district championship game against archrival Hampton at the end of the season. The Bruins posted a 6-4 record overall and 5-3 in the district. Bethel outscored our opponents 1 7B to 1 05 over the season. We dropped a hard-fought defensive battle against Hampton 1 □-□ to finish in 2nd place in the district. Bethel missed making the Division II playoffs by .0 4 of a point. The Bethel J.V. also returned to their winning ways by posting an impressive 5-3 season despite forfeiting 2 games. Their unofficial record was 6-1-1 including a rock and roll 1 3-0 shutout of the Hampton J.V. Departing seniors: William Beverly, Cyrus Boyd, 5al Buccellato, Rusty Byrd, David Crews, Steve Faltz, Derrick Fennell, Carl Francis, James Jones, John Lego, Gary McClenney, Tony Palmieri, John Perez, Ray Ransom, Jason Wallace, Darrell Weaver, Rodney Winston, Delton Wright, and Kevin Williams made a solid contribution to out team and will be missed next season. VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM First row, left to right: Kim Parker, Sherry Honaker, Steve Faltz, William Beverly, Rodney Burley, TonyPalmeri, Jason Wallace, John Lego, Delton Wright, Sal Buccalatto, James Jones, John Perez, Carl Francis, David J.T. Crews, Ray Ransom, Johanna Grosely, Taronda Harris, Second row, left to right: James Smith, Brian Hargrove. Melendez Byrd, Kevin Carpenter, Derrick Fennel, Nick Washington, Johnathon Weaver, Todd Kelly, Anthony Wooden, Donald Day, Gary McClenny, Rusty Byrd, Joe Kennedy, Neil Hilton, Troy Fullwood, Clinton Diamond, Third row, left to right: Eric Branch, Rodney Winston, Kevin Williams, Roderick Harrison, Chris McBride, Cleveland Smith, Michael Dula, Billy Allen, Lonnie Jones, Adam Priseler, Cyrus Boyd, Jamie Riesinger, Chris Wynder, Kenneth Johnson, William Perkins, Antony Mclver, Darren Wright 140 Football The following players received team awards: MVP Offense — Jason Wallace, Best Back — James Jones, Best Lineman — Delton W right, MVP Defense — Rodney Burley, Best Back — William Beverley, Best Lineman — Cyrus Boyd, Most Deserving — John Lego, Most Improved — Kenneth Johnson, Coaches Award — Steve Faltz and John Perez, MVP J. V. Dffense — Cory Hodges, MVP Defense — Kevin Cotman, Come Back Award — Sal Buccellato. The Bruin thrust at work again. 4B O RECORD 6-4 a Ferguson ■7 Kempsville 1 B Menchville 6 Warwick 1 2 Lafayette 1 7 Kechoughtan □ Patrick Henry 1 4 Phoebus 1 2 Denbigh □ Hampton 1 □ Front Row — Left to Right — Kim Parker, Sherry Honaker, Rodney Brent, Tracey Barker, Todd Hall, Kevin Wynne, Brian Conley, Wesley Guinn, Kevin Cotman, Brian Gwaltney, Shea Dixon, Robert Jackson, Taronda Harris, Johanna Grosely Second Row — Left to Right — Doyle Wortham, Jeremy Sapp, Charles Nickens, Steven Hodges, Craig Rainey, Ezell Todmer, Anthemy Johnson, Steven Hagwood, Blair Sawyer, Allen Leech, Robert Sargent, Third Row — Left to Right—Harold Hagwood, Sammuel Jackson, Chris McBride, Tracy Brown, Michael Knight, Coach, Bernard West, Duane Nobles, Terry Highsmith, Damon Wallace Football 141 Is he hurt or did we Beverly gains yardage in the Championship game. 142 Football The Baby Bruins defense does its job well. I hope he catches this pass. ” John Perez shows his all Eastern Regio- inal Form. Wash, you block; Kent you throw the pass, relates Coach Oliver turn the ball over? m ..« Is this Cheerleading or Gymnastics? Football 145 Coaches West and Wilks advise the Baby Bruins to a winning season. Uh, oh! It looks like another official call! Cyrus Boyd sacks another Q. B. 144 FOOTBALL Awe Gee Fellows, Block Somebody! SUSAN SULLIVAN mm W mm NET SUCCESS This year tennis team consisted of a pleasant group of young women who for the most part, really enjoyed playing the game. Position 1 2 3 4 5 6 Alternates: Player Trina Pettit Loan Tran Lori Clark Mia Phillips Susan Sullivan Sherry Wright Linh Tran Patricia Hagan Kathy Desmitt The Talented Trina Pettie was honored with the most valuable player award, while newcomer Sherry Wright received the coaches award. -• 1 GIRLS TENNIS TEAM 146 Girls Tennis Front Row, Kneeling — Sherry Wright, Mia Phillips, Linh Tran, Trina Pettit, Kathy Desmett Second Row, Standing — Coach, Ms. Ottaway, Lori Clark, Susan Sullivan, Pat Hagan, Loan Tran, Manager, John Winter Absent, Manager, Andra Puma TRINA PETTIT Girls Tennis 147 Askew: My Foot is Not Supposed to do that Coach.” RUNNING WITH THE WIND The 86-87 Cross Country season began rather dis¬ mally in the eyes of Captain Mike Easmeil. There were only three returnees from the previous year and few rookies were expected to come out. Coach Morgan pulled the team together; however, and this goup or (originally) 3 turned into 15 runners making the fourth best team in the District and Hampton City Champions. Next year the Bruins can only expect to do better with only three seniors leaving. CROSS COUNTRY TEAM Front Row Left to Right: Brian Conley, Mark Cox, Mike Easmeil, Joe Askew, James Horner, Mark Sanders. Second Row Left to Right: Jerry Goode, Scott Conley, Bobby York, Ken Inchausti, Chris Haynes. Third Row Left to Right: Manager Jennifer Holmes, Emmet Hall, Brandon Pace, Marc Gaskins, Jim Wiser, Raymond Johnson, Manager Heather Inge, Coach Elton Morgan. Back Row: Chris Jackson, Scott Hamm. VWt k- -y tfV a UU RB i - jnit ' ; 1 fMgEk MS Cross-Country EASMEIL runs all alone ahead of the rest. JOE ASKEW sets the pace MARK COX leads the 2nd pack. ' Askew battles for second place. Do you think he’s gonna take our picture?” Cross Country 14J TOM BAILEY joins in for the team prayer. LISA DUBEY “No pain, No gain.” TRACK TRACK TRACK TRACK TRACK TRACK flETHEL ■J-i jgfo track GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY TEAM: First Row, Left to Right; Diane Sayers, Michelle Whittington, Lisa Holmes, Judy York, Coach Elton Morgan, Lisa Dubey, Manager, Heather Inge. ISO Cross Country LISA WALTERS leads the pack DIANE SAYERS crosses the line in First. Managers JENNIFER HOLMES AND HEATHER INGE doing “Managing Stuff.” LISA WALTERS Cross Country 151 A slam.-dunk delivered by Rodney ' Do Ya ' Dance Burley. ” ”D0 YA’ DANCE” The 1 Bruins have done iheir dance to be a conbender in the Peninsula Dis¬ trict. At one point, the team held 2nd place. The slogan Do Ya Dance ’’ was introduced atthe spaghetti dinner which opened the season. Many other promotions, including sweatshirts, bumper stickers, calenders, and posters urged the team to ' Do Ya Dance. ” Certainty the Christmas tournament in Johnstown, Pa., was a highlight of the varsity’s season. Bethel competed against nationally ranked Cardinal Gibbons and Johnstown, the host team, in this 3 day journey. Rodney Burleys 37 points against Lafayette had to be a high. Also his basket atthe buzzer in a win over Ferguson was a steelar achievement. Crowds increased significantly and Bethel Basketball began to draw in the sixth man, the fans, by stunning halftime shows and exciting play on the court. Senior leadership was a big part of the team’s success, but the future remains bright because of an abundance of retaining under classmen. BOYS VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Front Row Left to Right: Ronald Berry, Roy Barrett, Ryan Ritt, Kent Johnson, Peter Barner. Second Left to Right: Mr. Bailey, Jeff Royster, Kevin Wanzer, Orlando Crawford, Aaron Sunderland. Third Row Left to Right: Chris Jackson, Bobby Swatley, Scott Ham, Rodney Burley. 152 Baskelhall Roy Barrett goes for the layup. Kent Johnson passes off. Basketball 153 Ronald Berry al the point brings ike ball down Bethel J. V. Cheerleaders perform, at halftime. Rodney Burley and Kent Johnson go to the boards 154 Baskeihall Coach Michael Bailey urges the team on as (he bench watches intently. Denbigh defends as Troy Fullwood, number 42, shoots from the key. Jeff Royster and Kent Johnson defend inside. Baskeiball 155 GET AWAY FROM ME! GIRL VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM LADY BRUINS 13X6-13X7 The 138G-87 Lady bruin Squad did very well for a young learn. This Squad was Co-Hosifor The FirsiHamplon Cily In- vilaHonal Tournamenl of which -they look 3rd place. Senior Angela ScoH was voled lo die All-Tournamenl Team. Under Ihe leadership and guidance of Head Coach Pope and Assislanl Coaches Lewis and Eley, die learn in dieir rebuiding posi has a 3 7 record al diis wriling. This young learn has defealed die dislricl second and fourth place learns lo earn them a lol of respect in the district. Senior Angela Scott and Junior Chemene Pope were chosen by the team to lead them as Captain and Co-Captain for 138G-87. At this writing the team is fifth in the district with two district games to play. Angela Scott holds the 3rd place for scoring in the districtwith 18 points. The depth and talent of this team are still completely untapped. ' Aim for the Stars girls, and if you miss, you’ll land pretty high up any¬ way. ” LADY BRUINS’ BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 138 G-1387 HOME VISITORS 33 MENCHVILLE 35 43 WARWICK 43 54 DENBIGH 57 34 HAMPTON 21 35 LAFAYETTE 30 42 PHOEBUS GO 3G GRANBY 47 58 HAMPTON 27 30 NORV1EW 45 50 FERGUSON 43 50 KECOUGHTAN G1 43 WARWICK 58 47 DENBIGH 38 43 HAMPTON 32 3G LAFAYETTE 23 3G PHOEBUS 48 45 MENCHVILLE 57 30 N0RV1EW GO FERGUSON KECOUGHTAN GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM Front Row Leftto Right Nicole Morant, Christie Taylor, Angela Scott, Jacguata Smith, Trina Goode. Second Row Left ISC Basketball to Right Mrs. Pope, Anna Incormimas, Miyoshi Stth, Chemene Pope, Toyetta Donald, Mr. Lewis. Third Row Leftto Right Marietta Edwards, Yvonne Haynes, Dawn Parker, Lisa Dubey, and Vicki Pierce. SHOULD I LET GO? GIRLS BASKETBALL TO LATE TO STOP NOW. WHAT DO I DO? Basketball 157 if ANGIE AND HER DUNK IN YOUR FACE! TO THE HOOP 15X Basketball PLEASE DEAR LORD! Basketball 153 J.V. BASKETBALL It is projected that the 13X6-X7 J. V. Basketball team wilt finish, with at least a 500 season. The team got off to an excellent start and two games into the second round we were in the race for first place. Unfortunately, some players went up to the Varsity and some had academic problems which in turn hurt the team going down the stretch. Craig Rainey and Raymond Johnson involved in die dap. Chris Jackson gives lesson on how -to rebound. J. V. BASKETBALL TEAM Front Left to Right Marcus Hathaway, Michael Alexander, Second Row, Left to Right Michael Jackson, Joe Askew, Raymond Johnson, Jerry Goode, Robby Robinson, Wesley Tuning Third Row Leftto Right Coach, F. Taylor, Troy Fullwood, Craig Ramey, Melendez Byrd, Shea Dixon, David Horner, Adrian Sims i 60 BasLetbatl foe Askew finishing the lob Darryl Weaver extends high for rebound while several other Brains watch. Baskeibatl t61 62 Basketball Where ' s the bail fellows? What’s everyone looking for? Rodney Burley goes skying again. ' - Basketball 165 PIN The Bethel Wrestling team finished this season with a surprising 7 - District Record. For a team that was not even picked to have a winning season, the Wrestling Team shocked many people by grabbing Second place in the District race. Coach Jimmy Charles and Coach Mark Silva, under there first year as coaches were of the few people who believed in the ability of the Bethel Team. ”At the beginning of the season we knew that we would have a tough team. Al¬ though the team was young, there were many high spirited young men on the team that were eager to learn,’ ' explains the coaches, this eagerness and spirit is what sent the wrestlers to the top of the District this year, and wilt continue to get them therefor years to come. Bobby York struggling for the escape. Coach, What do do now? 164 Wrestling Jeff Hancock trying to maintain control. Captains: Bottom, [eft to right; Marx Cox, Ty Wharton, Scott Silva. Top, left to right; Coach Silva, Coach Charles. RONNIE CUTLER C ARE £ f? COACHING REC 103 lc 3 AT HAW I, 8 £THt FOUR DISTRICT CHAMPIONSHIP TEAMS r THCROF PENINSULA WRESTLING JUNIOR VARSITY Bottom, left to right: Robert Whitehead, Jim Wiser, Greg Carter, Terri Hewitt. Top, left to right: Coach Silva, Dwayne Ray, Paul Hides, Detchat (Noom) Preeiaboom, Paul Mullis, William Cannon, Coach Charles. DAN SCHACCK CttlSHTl VARSITY Bottom, leftto right: Cunt Diamond, James Horner, Steve Faltz, Brian Cooke, Marx Cox, Scott Silva, Martrel Perry, Bobby York, Tern Hewitt. Top, left to right: Coach Silva, Sam Thorton, Daryl Johnson, Donald Ames, Scott Gray, Leroy Wheeler, Ty Wharton, Jeff Hancock, Scott Youngblood, Billy Allen, Coach Charles. Wrestling 165 Billy A lien working for a tilt. Scott Youngblood ready to explode. 166 Wresflmg Scott Silva fnds oat how far he can turn sovneones head. Mark. Cox inflicting pain. Ana demonstates her winning form. told you I could catch that flying saucer. OUTDOOR TRACK 1 7 m : y. j v mk j ■ L r . Sljf ' ' ' v ■ Tuning ’s fo rm is ' tuned-up.” ► | ' k ,Ui ' ' %qjSma£ fP|J jL AIN 3H ml X H t M � HT x ics Highsmith’s form needs improvement. Hodges and Washington are Future tack stars. Outdoor Track. Delion -throws a 50 feei! 014 sure Are we in the Arctic? The distance persons get advice from the sprint coach. Outdoor Traci. 163 Diane shows her winning form- Emmett Hall turns in his personal best. UtlHEL £TH« -Os , rtMc 1 ' ft V ' J 3r I Mike is off and running again INr i.Jjim 2 JfoF . i WMF Wfr,y Sgyj ’i; ■k If . - 9S Indoor Track. 171 Cecil warms up before Ike 1000. Mike Easmel downs another Phoebus dis-tance man. 172 Indoor Track TRACK TRACK Indoor brack, under Sylvesber Rainey surprised the Peninsula Disbricb by placing 3rd in bhe Disbricb Meeb. Although graduabion deplebed much of bhe boys’ beam, bhe men came through when ib counbed. The XOO relay qualified for the state meeb as did Delbon Wrighb in bhe shob pub and Boogie Wooden in bhe 60. The girls, on bhe obher hand, had a dismal performance. Only Kim Parker, Anna Incorminias, Diane, and Judy York qualified for bhe regional. The beam faces a huge rebuilding program for the outdoor season. Roundtree wonders if it’s worth it! ▼ Kim Parker leads the way to another relay victory. Gaskins heading into home stretch Indoor Track 175 MARC GASKINS relaxes after a 3rd place finish in the 1600 relays. TODD KELLY strains to come in second at the district meet. 174 Indoor Track TRACK Indoor Track 175 Daren Hinnant (tfti) gets into one of his booming serves. Brian Hobson (87) gets down tow to a back- kiand kiit. BOYS TENNIS TEAM 13X7 SOMETHING ' S A BRUIN Co art Racjuets: Mike Mater a and Brian Hobson ( 87) bead tkie Bruin Netters through a rebuild¬ ing season — Lason Scheiber and John Winter ( ’88) frustrate their adversaries with their delicate, consistent baseline games. Mike Gary (189) Daran Hinnant (’$8), Tom Bryant ( 9), Mike Alexander (’89) and Russel Brown (’88), round out the last two positions, on our well bal¬ anced team. Mark RJgney ( 9) Phillip Landen ( 90), andMicheal Maring ( 90), gain valuable ex¬ perience and will continue much more in the future. COACH NACHMAN i ft - ft. ' Front Row, Leftto Right: Diane Dennis, Manager, Mark Rigney, Mike Maters, Phillip Landen, Mike Alexander. Back Row, Left to Right: Coach Nachman, Russel Brown, Mike Cary, Jason Schreiber, Daran Hinnant, John Winter, MichealMouring. Not Pictured, Tom Bryant and Managers Sandra Dennis, Cindy Johnson, and Jennifer Friesz. 176 Buys Tennis JOHN WINTER (88) Strokes a forehand! BOYS TENNIS BRIAN HOBSON (87) Hitting an off-balance forehand player MIKE MA TERA (87) Hitting a backhand volley player MIKE MATERA has joist stepped into a backhand Boys Tennis 177 JOHN SCHRE BER (88), steps into one of his backhands. tt 1 player MIKE MATERA (87) rips into a backhand. TENNIS TENNIS TENNIS MIKE MATERA 17X Boys Tennis GOOD LUCK CLASS OF ' 87 BETHEL HIGH SCHOOL P.T.A, Three basic -things -to one should not do in baseball. (Left to Right). 1. Look anywhere but not at your target. 2. Drop the ball. 3. Follow through without being over. Front Row. Left to Right: Scott Conley, Scotty Deese, Dwayne Ray, Van McAdoo, David Townsend, Justin Wyatt. Second Row, Left to Right: Jack DaszJkowski, Brian Ketterman, Chris Whitehead, Jeff Jordan, Sean Pepe, Phillip Hall, Hayes Marshall. Third Row, Left to Right: Bobby Mares, David Coleman, Paul London, Joey Honeycutt, Cecil Powell, Jeff Jones, Mike Worman. J.V. Baseball 173 GIRLS’ SOFTBALL Bethel’s softball team bias been very successful the past few years. In 13X3, the team’s first year as a Varsity sport, the Bruins won the District title and had a record of 13 wins with only A losses. The next year 13X4, the team was again District champions with a record of Id wins against 4 losses. The District title remained with Bethel in 13X5 as the team finished with an impressive 16 wins against 3 tosses. Last year the Bruins finished the year in third place with a winning record of 12-6. In four years of existence, the Softball team has the best winning percentage of any Bethel team with a 55-17 record, a 76% winning percentage. These teams should be congratulated for a fine effort. Coach Smith Kathleen Murphy throws to 1st base Front row, left to right: Evonya Carson, Jennifer Hubble, Sherry Wright, Shari Thomos, Tammy Oliveira, Second row, Kneeling: Tracey Honeycutt, Lisa Sledge, Cheryl Vincent, Lisa Elrod, Stacey Mabe, Kathleen Murphy, Back row, left to right: Coach Smith, Terri Gray, foanne Kmetz, Michelle Isbele, Karen Bryant, Robin Kennedy, Sharon Edwards, faccjuee Gregory, Shae Bod ell EVONYA CARSON GET¬ TING READY TO THROW MICHELLE ISBELE READY TO THROW SHARON EDWARD m Girls ' Softball CHERYL VINCENT CATCHING A BALL AS MICHELLE CHERYL VINCENT RUNNING TO I ST AS SHARON ED- 1SBELE WATCHES WARDS WATCHES JOANNE KEMETZ RUN¬ NING TO 1ST BASE KAREN BRYANT READY TO THROW KAThfLE J rl CHERYL VINCENT (2ND) TAGS HAMPTON RUNNER OUT AFTER A PITCH FROM DU ENA BAKER. 1X2 Softball JENNIFER HUBBLE MAKING A BIG SPLASH Resting After a tough practice Coach RIDDICK contemplating movement between events SWIMMING S wim ming S3 BASEBALL Sophomore, Tracey Nash prepares for batting practice in early spring drills as Coach Bouchard looks. This year s addition of the Bethel Bruins Base¬ ball Team features young talented performers, w ho if they play up to potential and as a unit, could be a force to be reckoned with in the Penisula Dis¬ trict. Led by Senior Jeff Harris, last season’s most effective pitcher, and Todd Kelly the Bruin’s hard hitting outfielder, Bethel is looking for an upper division f ' nish, at least, and a District title at best. Coach Bouchard feels that this year’s club has the ability to be most representative of the fine base¬ ball tradition here at Bethel High. ”With three sophomores as probable starters and only two seniors, experience is our obvious short-coming; however, we have some fine young arms on our pitching staff, and the team’s attitude and desire to accomplish our goals should hold us in good stead with the rest of the league. ” Junior, Billy Allen 1X4 Baseball BASEBALL Second baseman, RICKY DRUM, loosens up during spring tryouts as GENE JORDAN and GREG KIRBY took on. Junior, CHAD OSCHENFELD, demon¬ strates perfect pitching mechanics during a quick round of 6p. Junior, GENE JORDAN, focuses both eyes on a routine pop-up around the first base during pre-season work-outs. COACH BOUCHARD works with Junior, KENNEDY BLAND on much needed bunt¬ ing skills. RODNEY GRANGER RODNEY GRAIN¬ GER camps under fty ball. Baseball IS 5 Junior, BILLY ALLEN works on take-ojfs on the base during spring drilts. Coach Bouchard works with BILLY ALLEN during early spring batting practice. GENE JORDAN 6 - BILLY ALLEN BASEBALL CHAD OSCHENFELD and KEVIN CARPENTER ue Baseball KENNEDY BLAND is all smiles as baseball season approaches GREG KIRBY shows good form as he shags another fungo in -the Bruin outfield Second baseman RICKY DRUM 1X7 Baseball JUST FOR KICKS Making a defensive play, Riga Arce attempts to stop kus opponent by stealing the ball. Setting up for a possible goal, Mickiael Seawell concentrates im- mens ely. Jockeying for a good field position Larry Warltiner maneuvers down the field. SOCCER Left to Right, First Row — Brian McGinnis, Tony Chandler, Donny Oliviera, Billy Kuster, Cary Loser, Chuck Young, Glenn Armstrong, Derek Kahn. Second Row — Mona Guidry, Jim Draper, Larry Warlitner, Daven Presgraves, Mike Easmeil, Rigo Arce, Brian Conley, Mike Seawell, Tom Nguyen, Margie Ward, Nicole Vogelsong. Third Row — Ron Gisler, Dennis Nowinski, Steve Gilland, Marvin Banks, Travis Compton, Scott Gray, David Crews. Not Pictured: John Perez, Michael McCoy, Ricky Huggins, Marcus Banks, James Peter¬ son, Justin Guidry. MARVIN BANKS, RICO ARCE AND DAVID CREWS JUST PLAYING THE GAME CARY LOSER IS TRYING TO STEAL THE BALL FROM MARVIN BANKS BILLY KUSTER PRACTICING HIS DRIBBLINGS TRAVIS COMPTON, SCOTT GRAY Soccer 1X 9 SOCCER MIKE SEA WELL, DA V D CREWS, and TRA VIS COMPTON, working ihe bail logelkier down ihe field. DAVEN PRESSCRAVES displays skill conLrol. 130 Soccer RICO ARCE prepares lo pass f RUSHING TO CLASS’ SPILLING OVER with surprises TAKING A BREAK CHECK l IS OUT JAMES SMITH s « I I s h 4 I I RIFLE TEAM Front Row Right to Left: Inglish Alford, Kent Johnson, Jeff Royster, Delton Wright, Paul Masters, Eric Kuistad. Second Row Right to Left: Chris Wycoff, John Hill, Kim Brown, Christie Marcum, Kenneth Hurffstetler, Jeffery Falls. MALE DRILL TEAM Front Row Right to Left: Mike MacNeil, Victor Richardson (commander) Second Row Right to Left: Mark Pearson, Jeffery Falls, Terry High- smith, Leroy Gilliam, Marc Roberts, Willis Williams. Third Row Right to Left: Spencer Warren, Wesley Wooten, Tony Johnson, Lionel Powell, Paul Hicks, John Regan, Elbert George. Fourth Row Right to Left: Richard Randall, Detchat Preepaiboon, Denis Nowrnski, Rodney Brent, Daryll Coston. J.R.O.T.C. STAFF Right to Left: Victor Richardson Commanding Officer, Christie Marcum SI, Denise Davis S2, Inglish Alford S3, Rodney Winston S4 Absent, Jeffrey Falls Executive Officer. 192 Clubs fin 1986-87 COLOR GUARD First Row, left to right: Chris Wycoff, Shawn Prendergast (commander) Second Row, left to right: Angela Campbell, Antonio Davis, Lee Sizemore, Glenn Armstrong. Third Row, left to right: Joseph Ward, John Hill, Kenneth Huffstetler. FEMALE DRILL TEAM First Row, Left to Right: Inglish Alford (Commander), Dawn Parker, Andrea Norwood Second Row, Left to Right: Angie Reed, Catrina Goode, Kim Brown, Alana Jones. THESPIAN TROUP 290 Bottom level Left to Right Sharon Barrett, Krista Randall, Kenyatta Graves (Honor Status), Second level Left to Right Brian Frey, Top level Left to Right Dawn Bragg, Danny Harris (Honor Status), Christy Wittmier BETHEL HIGH DRAMA CLUB Front Row, Left to Right: Danny Harris (Treasurer), Larry Reit (Vice President), Kenyatta Graves (President), Tyra Riddick (Secretary.) Second Row, Left to Right: Ruth Rollins, Krista Randall, Vanessa Jeffer¬ son, Dawn Bragg, Lynn Wolfe, Brian Frey, Sharon Barrett, Chrissy Dunn, Jamie Dalton. Third Row, Left to Right: Milissa Rogers, Trina, Michelle, Lisa Campbell, Nathan Wade, Candice Bennett, Amy Wharton. Fourth Row, Left to Right: Mamy Sweat, Jennifer, Jenifer Taylor, William Kuster, Kristi Wickline, Mindi Norton, Liz Rose, Jennifer Doose, Christy Wittmier, Hope Miller, Ellen Mahloy. Fifth Row, Left to Right: James Taylor, Trish Melochick, Lynn Tilghman, Virginia Lawrie, Shaletha Johsnon, Gina Gartrell, Alex Nuttall, Tammy Oliveira, Jimmy Bryant, Joyce Kuster, Michelle Dewitt, Rodjea Grant. Clubs 133 MODEL UN Front row L to R Chris Goodson, Davis Goss; 2nd L to R: Shauna Artis, Michelle Stoddard, Lisa Walters, Jai Kim, Cary Simmons; 3rd L to R: Scott Groom, Chris Wynder, Jeff Buchanon; 4th L to R: Jack Marshall, Pam Mueth- ing, David Hickey, Jason Wallace; Missing: John Perez — Head Delegate, Marcus White Model UN — An academic competitive team participating in Model UN couperences at ODU and Harvard. SADD Seated left to right: Renee Firth, Vickie Bane, First row, left to right: Nichole Vogelsang, Kim Blake, Bev Snelling, Alford English, Vanessa Jefferson, Cathy Chery, Kim Stacey, Dawn Bragg, Melody Castrow, Cindy Snelling, Second row, left to right: Dawn Car¬ ter, Paul Lamandra, Veronica Keene, Michelle Williams, Reginald Johns, Terry Conway, Tina Siam, Frank Kenyon, Jason Morgan, Third row, left to right: Malendez Byrd, Brian Hopson, C.J. Thomas, Alvernen Copperich, Rusty Byrd, Felicia Sawyer, Robin Kenedy, Donald Ames, Gina Gartrell, Karen Jameson, Sandra Deans DEBATE TEAM District champions 4 man team 84-85 District champions 4 man team 85-86 Bethel ' s Debate team has developed to the point that they now receive invitations to Debate Tournaments throughout the eastern United States. Hopefully, in the future, the Debaters will regularly carry Bethel’s name beyond the borders of the Commonwealth. HU DEBATE TEAM First row, left to right: Mr. Rima — Debate Coach, Kim Goodwin — Co-Captain, Kenyatta Graves — Co-Captain, Larry Reit, Second row, left to right: Jennifer Brooks, Chip Watts, B ter, Jimmy Bryant, Barry Rima, Third row, left to right: Woo Kim, Eric Gaynor, Chris Goodson, John Perez, E )ar, Not shown in picture: Virginia Lawrie, Rosa Weaver, John Richmond, Danny Harris 134 CLbs NATURAL HELPERS Front row, left to right: Nicole Vogelsang, Jai Kim, Mindy Norton, Sylvia Porterfield, Antwanette George, Mrs. Kolet, Second row, left to right: Jackie Deavers, Tony Clark, Kristi Wickline, Vonnie Griffin, Grace Roberts, Neil Hilton, Dawn Rogers, Lisa Austin, Third row, left to right: Jodi Holley, Angela West, Bryan Mullins, Keith Rote, Dawn Carter, Evelyn Cooper, Jim Regan, Scott Groom NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Front row Left to right: Frances Ficklen (Secretary), John Perez (Vice President), Chris Goodson (President), David Goss (Historian), Mike Easmeil (Treasurer); Second row left to right: Steve Faltz, Betty Mugler, Aliza Diggs, Jackie Deavers, Missy McGowan; Third row left to right: Cary Simmons, Kim Goodwin, Judy York, David Hickey, Lisa Pierre-Louis, Loan Tran, Steve Goss; Fourth row left to right: Pam Muething, Guy Shelton, Brian Byrd, Jack Marshall, Tadd Mason, Denedriane Harris, Kim Hester, Reggie Johns. Not shown Paula Acher and Mike Boyer. FHA Front Row Left to Right: Mrs. Lovett, Christie Johnson, Deborah Roundtree, Melanie Fox Second Row Left to Right: Beth Snelling, Jenni¬ fer Southerland, Tracy Honeycutt, Tammy Powell, Michelle Brown, Tanya Williams Third Row Left to Right: Teresa Little, Inglish Alford, Lena Atkins, Joe Chapman, Denise Mangrum, Talaya Glenn Fourth Row Left to Right: Pam Haynes, Philicia Long, Rosemary Weaver, Victor Richardson, Michele Cherry, Ken Cunningham, Lori Watson CLUBS Clubs 135 1986-87 JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADING SQUAD Left to Right: Carla Williams, Jenny Poston, LaDawn Howard, Kim Blake, Anita Barnes, Pam Cotman, Jennifer Friesz, Amy Goodson, Angie Joye, Kandice Desler, Katrina Holmes. ! : CHECK US OUT OUR SPIRIT IS CONTAGIOUS IT’S OUTRAGEOUS! SUPER CHARGED! SPIR NUMBER 1! 1986-87 VARSITY CHEERLEADING SQUAD Left to Right: Frances Ficklin, Angie West, Traci Owens, Missy McGowan, Jai Kim, Tonya Joyner, Jennifer Riggs, Charlene Moody, Jennifer Walters, Karla Anthony, Laura Storm, Janet Darden, Monica Holmes, Amy Haynes, Yolanda Holley. BRUIN SPIRIT STRAIGHT FROM THE HEART CHECK US OUT BRUIN PRIDE COMES SHINING THROUGH! Cheerleaders 197 FRENCH CLUB VOCAL ENSEMBLE Front row LtoR: Mona Guidry (Vice President), Virginia Lawrie (Historian), Joey Phillips (President), Cary Simmons (Treasurer), Kristen Pellett (Secretary); 2nd Row: Shilpa Shenoy, Kim Norton, Tarina Keene, Jennifer Hubble, Linda Nguyen, Jennifer Jones, Sherry Blankenship, Loan Tran; 3rd Row: Jennifer Clark, Radhika Naidu, Michelle Dewitt, Jennifer Trogdon, Tarsha Thompson, Rose Weaver, Melissa Reed, Liz Ann Eply, 4th Row: Christine Holland, Lori Cox, Dawn Carter, Latrese Martin, Geneva Wetherington, Tasha Mungal, Billy Custard, Liz Rose, Debbie Connors; 5th Row: Joye Warner, Kristie Hall, Lisa Walters, Phyllis Barnes, Earl Thompson, Felicia Sawyer, John Gray, Melissa Watts, Jennifer Biermann, Angie Gray, Melissa Shumate. Front row, left to right: Tracey Huggins, Tara Riddick, Deana Fowler, Second row, left to right: Kim Mayo, Amy Haynes, Kristi Wickline, Mrs. Rose, Third row, left to right: Frances Ficklin, Kathy Desmett, Vicki Woods, Dee Dee Harris, Kim Heath. First row, left to right: Sylvia Porterfield, Linh Tran, Sucton Hundley, James Peterson, Jeremiah Dearing, Steve Goss, George Norse, Carson Farmer, Shelley Thomas, Second row, left to right: Tanya Walls, Kim Hester, Jai Kim, Paula Anderson, Karen Morring, Karla Morring, Zachary Robbins, Scotty Brown, Derrick James, Renard Fields, Chris Crayton, Lisa Saunders, Reginald Johns, Third row, left to right: Lee Tucker, Terri Conway, Jenny Hariman, Jeff Hancock, Albert Simmons, Tommy Russell, Bryant Dove, Tony Chandler, David Williams, John Jones, Trent Clark, Ken Cunningham, Jonathan Morgan, Todd Kelly 13 Clubs CONCERT CHOIR THE MARCHING BRUINS First row, left to right: Albert Brooks, Monica McNair, Pam Cotman, Antonanette George, Raquel Hughes, Grace Roberts, David Verlander, Second row, left to right: Adaryl Robinson, Brian Byrd, Arnette Vonius, Eric Mclniyre, Charmetta Cherry, Erica Spradley, Adrian Sims, Steve Lord, Lillion Dixon, Angela Brown, Alan Moody, Tyrone Farmer, Ayanna Williams, Third row, left to right: Kirk Carroll, Charles Hundley, Jason Wallace, Kathy Stalter, Liz Trisler, Shae Bodell, Emory Coleman, Tammie Hickman, Victor Richardson, Marcus White, Marc Gaskin, David Rauch, Bonnie Bradley, James Billups, Eric Branch, Ricky Green. Clubs 133 ICT Front Row Left to Right — Mark Summers, Shallah Sar¬ gent, Susan Norman, Shannon Johnson, Lori Watson, Herbert Paynter. Second Row Left to Right — Cheryl Toomer, Cassandra Hailey, Eric Washington, Edith Hiniker, Sharon Goff, Jodi Bulter, Lillian Pagan, Wendy Lamm. Third Row Left to Right — Latrice Godwin, Karen Franklin, Karen Breen, Trisa Kennington, Barry Rima, Michelle Harwood, Mr. Ron Culter, Tabitha Moss. Fourth Row Left to Right — Steve Baggett, Randy Robinson, Cheryl Joye, Thomas Nguyen, Craig Wade, Donna Nolf, Andrew Wilson, Lisa Jennings. I.C.T. is a work study program. Students at¬ tend school part of the day and have jobs in the afternoons and evenings. They are paid while receiving on the job training. All students are members of the V.I.C.A. Club. The V.I.C.A. Club offers social activities and project competition with other schools in the district and state. SCIENCE CLUB Front Row, Left to Right — Chip Watts, Do Kim, Aruind Prabhu. Second Row, Left to Right — Mr. Brandt, William Kuester, Nicole Vogelsang, Dena Cody, Robert Pierre Louis. TIDEWATER CHALLENGE TEAM Front Row — Left to Right — Brian Byrd, Steven Faltz, Chris Goodson, Second Row — Left to Right — Ken- yatta Graves, David Hickey, Back Row — David Goss KEY CLUB 1st Row L to R: Robert Covington, Todd Meggett, Lonnie Elrod (Treasurer) 2nd Row L to R: Brian Byrd, Kenyatta Graves (Secretary), William Kuster 3rd Row L to R: Reginald Johns, Jack Marshall, Earl Thompson (Vice President), Danny Harris (President) 200 Clubs PHILOSOPHICAC SOCIETY Front Row, Left to Right: W.P. Evans (Sponsor), Joey Phillips, Ricky Wineman, Jeff Buchanan, Todd Mason. Second Row, Left to Right: Jack Marshall, Marty Buchanan, Marc Gaskins, Thomas Shelton FASHION II STUDENTS Front Row, Left to Right — Class Representative: Carla Thomas, President: Sandra Buckland, Secretary: Tracey Worrell, Reporter: Kimberely Tanner, Histo¬ rian: Deborah Roundtree. Second Row, Left to Right — Danette Epperly, Jessica Whitson, Tracey Huggins, Shelly Wilson, Mrs. Brenda Phalin, Elizabeth Tucker. Third Row, Left to Right — Yolanda Stewart, Christie Dunn, Myra Sample, Crystal Toomer, Heather Roe, Michelle Metzger. Fourth Row, Left to Right — George Covington, Sadie Johnson, William Green, Demetric Askew, Natascha Belt, Lisa Rayle. Students in the program study current fashion trends and all aspects of the fashion industry. The program is offered to juniors and seniors. VIDEO CLUB First Row, Mrs. Myers; Second Row, Left to Right — Renee Muskelly, Vanessa Jefferson, Teresa Little, Jennifer Jones, Michelle Brown. Third Row, Left to Right — Valerie Gardner, Kathy Cherry, Sean Motley, Melissa Gooden. The BHS Video Club is actively involved in video taping athletic events classroom projects and creative produc¬ tions. Clubs 201 LATIN CLUB Front Row, Left to Right: Mr. Oliver Chairman, Chris Goodson, President, John Perez, Vice President, David Gross, Secretary, Judy York, Treasurer, Woo Kim. Second Row, Left to Right: Jackie Deavers, Cathy Horne, Robin Seals, Stephanie Smith, Amy Goodson, Diane Dennis, Liz Puella, Betty Mugler, Dawn Bragg, Kim Mayo, Bobby York. Third Row Left to Right: Shannon Sharpe, Cindy Gaskins, Susan Wornom, Chris Gaskins, Brian Hames, John Lego, Karen Lax, Jenny Simchick, Kathleen Murphy, Jennifer Stokes, David Gabriel. Fourth Row Left to Right: David Abraham, Steven Flanagan, All Gills, Tracy Nash, David Horner, Laura Storm, Melissa Shumate, Sharnya Smith, Vanessa Goodman. Fifth Row Left to Right: Lori Clark, Danny McKeen, Mike Easmeil, Ty Wharton, Kraig Cole, Donny Johnson, Derrick Fennell, Marcus Hathaway, Ladawn Howard, David Hickey, Lizann Epley. rwvi. C4T H LATIN HONOR SOCIETY Front Row, Left to Right: Reggie Johns, Robyn Seals, Stephanie Smith, Tanya Richmond, Dawn Bragg, Mr. Oliver. Second Row Left to Right: Missy McGowan, Cathy Horne, Cindy Gaskins, Jenny Shimick, Kathleen Murphy, Jennifer Stokes. Third Row Left to Right: David Abraham Susan Wornom, Chris Gaskins, Judy York, David Hickey. Fourth Row Left to Right: Lee Tucker, Scott Turlington, John Perez, David Gross. 1 4TM «i e Itaitui LATIN CLUB Front Row, Left to Right: Mr. Oliver, Chairman, Chris Goodson, President, John Perez, Vice President, David Gross, Secretary, Judy York, Treasuer, Woo Kim. Second Row Left to Right: Jai Kim, Jenny Poston, Missy McGowan, Dana Alashi, Ginger Banks, Mella Mason, Dawn Bragg, Sandra Dennis. Third Row Left to Right: Scott Turlington, Susan Mathews, Johanna Grosley, Kathy Desmett, Michael Alexander, Reggie Johns, Tanya Richmond, Jackie Talton, Tina Siam, Terri Conway, Suzanne Cockrell, Dorothy Flournoy. LATIN CLUB Bethel High Latin Club members are also members of the State Classical League and National Classical League. Each year Bethel sends a delegation to the State Convention. This year David Hickey, Jackie Deavers, Lisa Sanders and Judy York won honors in Latin competitions. The Club also has a Saturnalia party, supports school funds and activitiies as well as co-sponsors the Foreign Language Olympics in the spring of each year. GERMAN CLUB Front Row — Lisa Austin (secretary), Robert Zaepfel (Vice-President), Rhonda Riddle (president), Marvin Banks (treasurer), Second Row — Linda Nquyen, Melissa Moore, Chris Crayton, Joyce Kuster, Jeff Weaver, Steve Lord, Miss Asime, Third Row — Teresa Laymen, Kim Tanner, Michael Wyatt, Lamar Duh, Heather Rowe, Robin Dewit, Helen Sukman, Michelle Colby, Michelle Whittington, Fourth Row — Jim Wiser, Michelle Stoddard, Ricky Drum, William Perkins, Brian Byrd, Roger Housmanm Christine Dobbins, Jody Day, Angie Stalhaker, Kim Heath, Marcus White POLARIS POETRY Polaris has a message meant for you. A VHSL First-Place proves it true That here are those who seem to have a gift With weaving words that give the heart a lift. Shakespeare was smitten with this talent, too. I’m glad that he developed it, aren’t you? Too bad the kids who went to Avon High Were not as blessed by chance as you and I. They knew the Bard before he made his fame; They had no chance to glory in his name. Old Bethel High School smiling by the Bay Shall not be left as destitute as they. Like football, track, and every other game. The Bruins write for literary fame. CHECK us OUT POLARIS POETRY First row left to right Keith Jarrell, Art Editor, Krista Randall, Editor, John Richmond, Assistant Editor second row left to right Jerissa Gregory, Sharyna Smith, Mona Guidry third row left to right Brian Frey, Andra Pums, Karen Barnette, Margie Ward Back row left to right Jimmy Bender, Chris Rowe, Dwight Taylor, Joey Stillwell, Terri Gray Clubs 203 SCA EXECUTIVE BOARD Front row left to right: Mike Easmeil (1st Vice President), Jai Kim (2nd Vice President), Jack Marshall (President), Stephanie Jones (Secretary), John Richmond (Treasurer); Second row left to right: Frances Pricklen, Mona Guidry, Jackie Deavers, Loan Tran, Latrese Martin, Pam Cotman; Third row left to right: J.R. Pierpont (Advisor), Chris Goodson, Neil Hilton, Adrienne Chambers, Chris Wynder, John Perez. FBLA Front row, left to right: Marshallia Baker, Secretary; Shelley Brent, Historian; Deborah Roundtree, Treasurer; Michelle Whittington, Reporter; Jarin Cornish, Vice President; Gina Tllson, President; Second row, left to right: Mella Mason, Adrienne Addison, Dhonyale Hughes, Benita Shepard, Jennifer Holmes, Laura Aydlette, Melissa Watts, Kristi Hall, Amy Goodson, Laura Storm, Third row, left to right: Mrs. Allen, Tanya McPhatter, Jewel Blizzard, Athena Johnson, Tara Cromwell, Kim Stacey, Courtney Kunkel, Deborah Conner, Kim Tanner, Vallerie Millar, Dawn Booth, Ginger Millar, Susan Tannenbaum, Fourth row, left to right: Elvin Daniels, Michelle Watts, Renee Firth, Stacia Baker, Tarra Gross, Jamie Fogel, Rosemary Seidel, Summer Frazier, Kim Know, Cindy Breedlove, Chemene Pope, Kim Ebe, Laura Watson, Rana Gullage, Monica Booker, Jackie Richmond, Michelle Williams, Carissa Smith, Fifth row, left to right: Michelle Cherry, Cindy Minnick, Robin Kennedy, April Good, Richard Reese, Danny McKeen, Mike Gary, Susan Norman, Angie Hall-Gray, Melonie Fox, Trina Lewis, Karen Sterne, Jennifer Biermann, Angie Gray, Jonathan Morgan, Jeremy Sapp, Kim Brown ■ SOME OF BETHEL SCA REPRESENTATIVES 204 Clubs MARKETING (COOP) First row, left to right: Yvonne Russell, Ginger Millar, Teresa Brumfield, Carissa Smith, Janice Overbey, Second row, left to right: Dee Fertitta (Coordinator), Cynthia Raggs, Gina Livers, Jill Parker, Stacie Wetherington, Jenny Phelps, Third row, left to right: Billy Watts, Lenny Vawter, Titus Whitaker, Larry Warlitner, Chris Marr, Nathan Johnson FUNDAMENTALS OF MARKETING Front Row, Left to Right: Sonya Daniels, Dana Allen, Sylvia Porterfield, Jacquee Gregory, Sherry Langford, Karen Lax, Dee Fertitta (Coordinator) Second Row, Left to Right: Nita Sanders, Kim Cook, Kristie Ragsdale, Deborah Meyer, Kathy Kahle, Mat Bordeaux. Third Row, Left to Right: Sandie Sargent, Susan Keeton, James Billups, Shawn Pettaway, Mike Roundtree. The Marketing Education program at Bethel High School has one of the best reputations in the nation. The academic standings and the work ethics demonstrated by the students have been outstanding. The program has three levels. The Funda¬ mentals of Marketing class prepares the students for the working world. The Market¬ ing class is the first year of the co-op program where the students are placed on jobs related to their career interest and learn skills that will be needed to be successful on the job. The Advanced Marketing class is the second year of the co-op program and the students learn management skills. ADVANCED MARKETING 1 st Row Left to Right: Mary Wall, Penni Meyer, Brian Cooke, David Brumfield, Paula Archer, Kristen Pellet 2nd Row Left to Right: Willie Barnes, Kathy Ross, Karen Ross, Phyllis Barnes, Cindy Ogle, Pam Ogle, Alecia Bahner, Dee Fertitta (coordinator) Clubs 205 ODYSSEY OF THE MIND The Odyssey of the Mind team competes in battles of the brain. The goal of two successful team is to prove to be the most creative both in long term projects and presentations and in spontaneous problem solving. Wish us luck — this is Bethel’s first team ever. Front row, left to right: Dewey Cash, Do Kim, Miss Warden (sponsor); Second row, left to right: Frank Huston, Jennifer Brooks, Jackie Deavers, Kathy Desmett; Third row, left to right: Chris Goodson, Vonnie Griffin, Spencer Warren; Not pictured: Woo Kim, Jack Marshall. SPANISH CLUB I Front Row, Left to Right — Renee Firth, Secretary, Monica Davis, Treasurer, Susan Allen, Vice President, Jennifer Bailey, Mrs. Dowdy, Sponsor Second Row, Left to Right — Frank Kenyon, Melody Casto, Stacey Baker, Rita Curtis, Tara Gentry, Chanjira Kenyon, Melissa Watts, Charmetta Cherry, Arnette Junius Third Row, Left to Right — Robert Pierre-Lewis, Rusty Byrd, Jonathan Morgan, Greg Marshall, Tonya Powell, Renard Fields, Charles Nickens, James Billups, Larry Roberts, Sharon Gates The Keyettes is a service organization which works both within the school and in the community. This year’s projects include working for the Red Cross and the Maggie E. Todd Powell Nursing Home. KEYETTES Front row, left to right: Francis Ficklin, Loan Tran, Jackie Deavers, Kathy Desmett, Pamela Muething, Second row, left to right: Ellen Malloy, Jennifer Stokes, Diane Dennis, Chemene Pope, Miss Warden (Sponsor), Third row, left to right: Jennifer Riggs, Jai Kim, Amy Goodson, Laura Storm, Lisa Austin, Rhonda Riddle, Patricia Hagan, Sherri Blakenship, Aliza Diggs, Courtenay Sturdivant, Stephanie Jones, Margie Ward, Fourth row, left to right: Nicole Vogelsang, Michelle Watts, Michelle Stoddard, Rhonda Cox, Susan Allen, Missy McGowan, Melissa Watts, Janet Darden, Elizabeth Rose, Melissa Shumate, Fifth row, left to right: Judy York, Kim Goodwin, Cathy Horne, Betty Mugler, Liz Daughterty, Jennifer Biermann, Tonya Richmond, Adriene Chambers, Velvet Howard, Angie West, Jenny Simchick AIASA Front Row, Left to Right — Taylor Channey, Jody P. Linthicum, Wade Bristow, Billy Handle, Adam Arbogast, Todd Howe, Richard Griffthe, Kenneth Carver Second Row, Left to Right — Tyrone Farmer, Deidre McAuley Kenney Green, Harold Hagwood, Jerrett White, Kenney Green, Justin Wyatt, George Greer, John Forney, Al Gills, Jay Seidnitzer, Mr. Lewis Third Row, Left to Right — Edward Parker, Kenneth Mason, Todd Hall, Jimmy Keeter, Susan Jagger, Edie Hinkler, Sean Chavis, Kim Blake, Kevin Carpenter, Tracy Nash Fourth Row, Left to Right — Larry Warlightner, David Harvey, Jeremy Huet, Thomas Nquyen, Travis Compton, Tom Mowery, Russell Fetter, Mr. Hathaway MEDIA CLUB STUDENT LIBRARY ASSISTANT Front row, left to right: Maria Blockson, B.J. Greene, Mrs. Cox; Second row, left to right: Patty Payne, Kathleen Murphy, Craig Wade; Third row, left to right: Adrienne B. Chambers, April Goode, Lisa M. Jennings, James Wiggins. AIASA Front Row, Left to Right — Mr. Grant, Michelle Colby, Elisha Bannen, Phillip Hall, Kenny Manson, Philicia Long, Rosemaire Weaver, Mr. Leonard. Second Row, Left to Right — Troy Pless, Kraig Cole, Shannon Inge, Douglas Moats, Jeffrey Harrison, Justin Wyatt, Al Gills Third Row, Left to Right — Todd Davis, Ronald Creech, Britt Heath, Brian Abernethy, Donny Johnson, Frank Long, Jason Holland SPANISH CLUB Front Row, Left to Right: Renee Firth (Secretary), John Richmond (President), Second Row, Left to Right: Brian Conley, Jack Marshall, James Billups, Melissa Watts, Veronica Keene, Jennifer Bailey, Larry Roberts, Arnette Junius. Third Row, Left to Right: Roderick Lynch, Jonathan Morgan, Greg Marshall, Rusty Byrd, Stacey Nickens, Paul Limandri, Melody Casto, Frank Kenyon, Robert Pierre-Lewis. dubs 207 1 c r k f ( NEWSPAPER STAFF Front Row, Left to Right: Keith Jarrell, Feature Editor; Andra Puma, News Editor; Jeff Buchanan, Editor; Lonnie Elrod, Sports Editor. Second Row, Left to Right: Arlene Hamlette, Stacie Everett, Jennifer Trogdon, Inglish Alford, Grace Roberts, Mrs. Beth Hoer, Advisor. Third Row, Left to Right: Pamela Gooden, April Hardin, Mindy Norton, Vickie Bane, Franchesca Assante, Deborah Roundtree. Fourth Row, Left to Right: Bobby Swadley, Mike Boyer, Lisa Dubey, Virginia Lawrie, Jeff Phillips. Not Pictured: Brian Frey, Entertainment Editor. As editor of the Bear Facts this year, I feel we have taken steps to improve an already good paper. We have tried to leave school grounds and report on some aspects of society that effect our student population. On a practical basis we have increased the size of our paper from 8 to 16 pages, and have purchased a computer to improve the looks of the Bear Facts. All in all, ’86-87 has been a very good year. We would like to thank all the students and faculty, and wish everyone the best of luck in years to come. Jeff Buchanan, Editor GOLF TEAM Left to Right: Coach Leonard, Brian Anderson, John Gilley, Travis Compton, Thomas Davis. “We were not the best, but we were the nicest guys on the golf course.” YEARBOOK STAFF Front row left to right: Beverly Snelling, Pamela Guerette, Vanessa Jafferson, Tyra Riddick, Dawn Nagg; Second row left to right: Lori Watson, Steven Goss, Mona Guidry, Vickie Bane, Third row left to right: Charles Bartlome, Joey Stillwell, Michelle Williams, Loan Tran, Petrina Pettit, Ken- yatta Graves, and John Duran. f M 11 i ‘I M? 9 1 A 20X