Bluestone High School - Golden Link Yearbook (Skipwith, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1974 volume:

Bluestone Senior High School Golden Link ' 74 Skipwith, Virginia Patrons . . . . Memoriam . . Opening . . . . Student Life Sports Organizations Academics . . People Closing Index . .2 . .4 . .5 . .8 .32 .54 .82 .98 144 146 Top: Linda Foster finds that study hall is the easiest class of the day. Bottom: Bluestone displays her trophy case in the front lobby. Contents 1 KNIGHTS OF THE ROUND TABLE Barbara J. Thorpe Burlington Worsteds Combing and Clarksville Finishing Plant Clarksville Chase City Auto Parts, Chase City Jonbil Manufacturing Company, Incorporated, Chase City Marks — Bunions O ' Brien Drug Company, Chase City Roger D. Terry Russell Stover Candies Company, Incorporated, Clarksville BARONS Herff Jones Mecklenburg News, Incorporated Spaulding Lumber Company, Chase City KNIGHTS Bank of Clarksville, Clarksville Betsy Ross Realty, Clarksville Charles Jones Clarksville Fidelity National Bank, Clarksville Clarksville Florist, Clarksville Clarksville Times, Clarksville Craddock — Terry Shoe Corporation, Chase City J.C. Collis and Company, Chase City J. Lawson Jones Construction Company, Clarksville Margie Woltz M.R. Lynn, Jr. Smyth ' s Food Service, Incorporated, Kembridge South Boston Ice Cream Company, South Boston 2 Patrons SQUIRES Bill and Lewis Candy Company Clarksville Cleaners, Clarksville Crowder Brothers, Clarksville Dr. W. Ashley Early Emily Roberts Fitz Motor Company, Chase City Fuller Crews, Clarksville Jackson Motors, Incorporated, Chase City John Hereford, Clarksville , Lugee Tire Company, Incorporated, Clarksville Marvin L. Crowder Insurance Agency, Clarksville Matt Reese, Skipwith Middleton Press, Chase City Moore ' s American Station, Clarksville Mr. Anthony ' s House of Styles Mr. and Mrs. Burrell Thorpe Pauline ' s Shop, Chase City Raejean Taylor Riviera Club, Clarksville Roses Stores Incorporated, Clarksville Sealtest, Danville Skipwith Carwash, Skipwith South Hill Grocery Company, Incorporated, South Hill Sta Kleen Bakery, Incorporated, Danville Talbott — Marks Company, Clarksville Taylor — Nunn Insurance Agency, Clarksville Twin Shop, Clarksville Vaughan ' s Supermarket, Clarksville WMEK, Chase City PAGES Andrew and Owens Plumbing and Heating Big Orange Convenient Market, Clarksville B.P. Service Station, Clark sville Carter ' s Funeral Home, Clarksville Cherry Ford Mercury, Clarksville Edna Jones George H. Bagwell Hite ' s Texaco, Clarksville John Howerton Judge John Tisdale Kay Norwood Lakeview Motors, Incorporated, Clarksville The Lindholms Lois ' Beauty Shop. Skipwith Mr. and Mrs. Charles 0. Chase Mrs. W.A. Trotter Mrs. Zallie B. Day Nancy ' s Beauty Shop Pine Florist, Clarksville Rebas ' Tot ' n Teen Shop, Clarksville Red Door Restaurant. Chase City Rouchard Chevrolet. Clarksville Shari Gould Sue ' s Beauty Shop, Clarksville Thrift Stop Discount Store, Chase City If we have failed to include anyone ' s name in our list of contributors, we, the annual staff of Bluestone Senior High School, offer our sincere apologies. We gratefully acknowledge those people and businesses fRat have supported The Golden Link 1 974. Patrons 3 In Memoriam Helen T. Wilson 1923-1974 Because I Could Not Stop for Death Because I could not stop for Death, He kindly stopped for me; The carriage held but just ourselves And Immortality. We slowly drove, he knew no haste. And I had put away My labor, and my leisure too. For his civility. We passed the school where children played Their lessons scarcely done; We passed the fields of gazing grain. We passed the setting sun. We paused before a house that seemed A swelling in the ground; The roof was scarcely visible. The cornice but a mound. Since then ' tis centuries; but each Feels shorter than the day I first surmised the horses ' heads Were toward eternity. Emily Dickinson 4 Memoriam Preface Life at Bluestone in 1974 was quite different from that of previous years. Many of the changes were due, in part, to a new principal, William Baker. Therefore, in this year ' s GOLDEN LINK, the staff has tried to show these various changes, how they affected students ' lives, and, hopefully, how they have made our school a better one. I would like to thank various companies and personalities for their encouragement and support in the creation and publication of the GOLDEN LINK. Without the help and patience of Mrs. Stumps, Mr. Baker, Mr. Conner, Max Ward and Delmar Company, The Clarksville Times, The Mecklenburg News, and The Chase City Progress; the cooperation of students and teachers; and the hard work exerted by active staff members, the 1974 GOLDEN LINK could have never become a reality. Barbara Thorpe, Editor-in-Chief Top: As a member of the new gymnastics team Barbara Rushton practices exercise techniques. Bottom; At the prom, the appearance of new girlfriends or new boyfriends completes the scene Opening 5 BAKER: In the history of Bluestone Senior High, the school has undergone four major phases. Phase I occurred when the school was built and opened for the first time for high school students. These students came from the Chase City, Clarksville, and Boydton areas. Phase II occurred when Mr. W. E. Moore became the new principal of the school and Phase III appeared with the occurrence of segregation among the school systems. Phase IV has been labeled BAKER. In 1974, Bluestone not only acquired a new principal, Mr. Bill Baker, but she also found herself amid new policies, ideas, and rules. For example, a definite dress code was established for both boys and girls, and Grub Day was established as one of Bluestone ' s dress holidays. Also new to the students were the all-dreaded deficiency reports. These were only seen by those people who did not make a required average. These and many more are revealed in the following pages . . . Phase IV 6 Opening r iV Opposite Page, Top: Mrs. Balough, the new choral teacher, reviews her music with the students. Bottom: Two new office personalities, Mr. Baker and Mrs. Ferrell, chat with each other. This Page, Top: Bluestone seems quiet for the moment. Bottom Right: New Home Economics teacher, Harriet Archer, helps Seniors practice for graduation. Bottom Left: Anna Butler relaxes on one of the new benches placed in the front lobby. Opening 7 STUDENT LIFE Student Life 9 Various Personalities Visit Bluestone 10 Student Life Opposite Page Top: Probation Officer Gene Coleman speaks to the govern- ment classes on Juvenile Delinquency. Bottom Left: John Whitehurst, lawyer, speaks to the business classes. Bottom Right: Mr. Edmondson, substitute, talks to Mrs. Stumps ' English class. This Page, Top Left: Parents are entertained at a PTA meeting by Mr. Conner ' s band. Top Right: Chaperones Mr. and Mrs. Bill Nunn chat with Mr. Donnie Crowder and Mr. W. E. Moore on Prom night. Bottom Left: On Back To School Night, Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Buchanan, along with other parents, make an attempt to reach class before the late bell rings. Bottom Right: Home Economics Teacher, Mrs. Harriet Archer, and her husband relax during intermission at the Prom. I Student Life 1 1 1 2 Student Life Opposite Page, Left: Students get to pin-up the Faculty at the School Fair. Bottom Right: Mr. Spam shows his cake he won by the raffle sponsored by cafeteria workers. Top Middle: Students wait in the front lobby for the home- room bell to ring. This Page, Top Right: The teachers take time out to talk during lunch. Bottom Left; Mr. and Mrs. Donnie Crowder enjoy dancing at the ' 73 Prom. Bottom Right: Students relax while waiting for buses. I Student Life 1 3 14 Student Life Opposite Page, Left; Sheilda Winn shows that she ' s ready for Grub Day. Top Right: Mr. Conner prepares to take more pictures. Bottom Right: Joan Bland models her creation during the 1973 School Fair. This Page, Top Left; Margie Woltz and Thomas Harper work in Office Practice. Bottom Left: Cheerleaders add their blue and gold touches to the Baron Head. Right: The Junior girls dribble the ball downcourt to win over the Sophomores. Student Life 15 Student Life Appears Throughout The Year 16 Student Life Opposite Page, Top Left; Sam Daniel and Barbara Thorpe display their talent at the Beta Convention. Top Right: Miss Hankey looks over her literature during the newspaper study hall. Bottom: Bluestone has its first Grub Day. This Page, Top Left: Students show their creativity in door decorations. Top Right: As quick as Brooks cleans up, there ' s always someon e to mess up. Bottom: Seniors touch up the athletic building. Student Life 17 18 Student Life I Opposite Page, Left: Valentine ' s Day is celebrated in the teacher ' s lounge. Top Right: As the bell rings, students fill the hall. Bottom Right: Students take a break from Spanish class. This Page, Top Left: Hall scenes are familiar at BSHS. Bottom Left: David Long enjoys his excuse from class. Right: Seniors practice for graduation. Student Life 19 ' Shower Of Stars ' Begins To Shine The junior class gathered seemingly worthless articles such as broken mirrors, old newspapers, chicken wire, and fishing line to begin the decorations for the ' 73 prom. The fishing line was used to hang the sky and the mirrors, chicken wire, and old news- papers were used in constructing the meteorite. The gigantic ball was admired by many who attended the prom, and the decorations in general were said to be the most imaginative seen anywhere. The diligent work of many juniors proved to be rewarding. 20 Student Life Opposite Page, Left: Gracie Davis, Jon Johnson, and Linda Richard- son drape the streamers for the new wall. Top Right: James Royster and Lessie Alexander do some patchwork on the ceiling. Bottom Right: Timmy Nunn climbs to hang the Shower of Stars. This Page, Top: Chuck Beam and Alan Pruett add their touch to the meteorite. Bottom Left: Two students help hang the ceiling. Bot- tom Right: Pat Van Hoy and Donald Burwell try to clean up some of the mess left by prom preparations. Student Life 21 1973 Prom Bursts Into A Shimmering Success The 1973 Prom proved to be a great success due to the hard work of the Junior Class. Their innovative minds developed many ideas, such as, streamers which camouflag- ed the walls, and a gym sky lit with fluorescent stars. Black lights, placed around the gym, illuminated the shining ceiling as well as the prisms of mirror on the meteorite that hung in the center. This, plus music provided by the The Eliminators , made the evening a memorable event. The perfumed refreshment area and its table, which contained a beautiful centerpiece of rainbow colors, provided the more congenial atmosphere for relaxation and friendly chatter. There is no doubt that the many long hours and weeks of work were well worthwhile. 22 Student Life k Opposite page, left: Shelby Newton chooses from all the goodies on the refreshment table. Top right: Donald Hayes and date pose beneath the stars. Bottom right: Rosa Lawr- ence, Nancy Wright, Brenda Coleman and James Mason take a break from the dancing. This page, top: Couples dance the night away. Bottom left: The band provides the fantastic music for the many guests. Bottom right: Susan Stumps, George Turnball, Judy Murray, and Donald Adcock take time for a picture. Student Life 23 Many Activities Take Place In School Life 24 Student Life Opposite Page, Top Left: Mr. Watson and Mrs. Jackson welcome everyone to the prom. Top Right: Students enjoy dancing at the Valentine D ance. Bottom: Mrs. Archer discusses the tournaments with the cheerleaders. This Page, Top Left: Mr. Baker discusses new ideas with his Student Advisory Council. Top Right: Mrs. Rucker reveals her lesson plans to her students. Bottom: The appearance of Steve, Sam, and Emily on the quiz show, Klassroom Kwiz , results in a victory for Bluestone. Student Life 25 Some Students Take School More Seriously Than Others 26 Student Life I Opposite Page, Top Left; Mrs. Pearson explains a literature story to her class. Top Right: Boots Weston relaxes in the Band Room. Bottom: The Stage Band poses for a picture before performing in a school concert. This Page, Top Left: Pat Ward prepares Troy Bowers for his cap and gown picture. Top Right: Mrs. Crews calls the roll in Study Hall. Bottom: For the students, 3:00 is the end of a perfect day. Student Life 27 School Means Different Things To Different People 28 Student Life Opposite Page, Top Left; Sam Daniel introduces his next guest in the Beta Club skit. Top Right: Everyone enjoys listening and dancing to T-Bone ' s Band. Bottom: Marty Tjossem and John Briggs greet the warm weather with smiles. This Page, Top Left: Mr. Blane looks up for the next one in line with an excuse. Top Right: Victor Greene sits patiently while he gets his TB test. Bottom: Mrs. Talley and Mr. Baker discuss the school paper. Student Life 29 This Page, Top Left: Couples dance at Homecoming Dance. Top Right: Mark Bullock, John Nowerton, and George Satterfield display their talents at Homecoming Dance. Bottom: Cheerleaders dress in 1950 ' s costumes. Opposite Page, Top Left: Donna Pool is crowned Homecoming Queen. 30 Student Life Donna Pool Is Crowned Queen On Friday, October 19, at the Bluestone Senior High School Stadium, the 1973 Homecoming Oueen was crowned. She was nominated by the football team and voted upon in a run-off election held earlier that day. Miss Donna Pool was crowned queen in front of a very pleased crowd of fellow students and parents at the half-time pause. The four Seniors, three Juniors, and two Sophomores were each presented with lovely yellow chrysanthemums with blue and gold streamers to honor the school colors. Making return appearances to congratulate the new Homecoming Queen were: Robin Glasscock— ' 69, Sandra Bugg— ' 70, Debra Royster— ' 71, and Cheryl King— ' 72. The court was: SENIORS: Donna Pool, Ann Roberts, Barbara Robinson, Susan Stumps; JUNIORS: Kathy Bacon, Cathy Beacham, Martha Sizemore; SOPHOMORES: Shari Gould, Mary Propst. Cathy Beacham, Barbara Robinson, Martha Sizemore, Susan Stumps, Kathy Bacon, Donna Pool, Ann Roberts, Mary Propst, Shari Gould. Student Life 31 PEPSI bluestone SENIOR HlOH FOOTBALL W ?8 BmSftICK 5 pm H 12 msiPtm P 19 HOnOWIH kmwmii 26 ([H ' ffL 2 PtND Him 9 Momc OCJ OCi OCT HOi HOV BARONS om nuE 8PM THIS PAGE, LEFT; Steve Styers charges through the Baron ' s Head while Cheerleaders Gail Jackson and Thelma Gillispie look on. RIGHT: One of Bluestone ' s new additions is the football schedule sign in front of the school. OPPOSITE PAGE: Bluestone Barons cheer their teammates on to victory! 32 Athletics ATHLETICS Athletics 33 Bluestone Bluestone Bluestone FOOTBALL Bluestone Bluestone Sports Score 12 6 0 0 8 VARSITY BASKETBALL ”B TEAM Bluestone 81 Bluestone 55 Bluestone 75 Bluestone 62 Bluestone 62 Bluestone 75 Bluestone 55 Bluestone 54 Bluestone 56 Bluestone 58 Bluestone 35 Cumberland 61 Park View 54 Greenville 54 Brunswick 76 Oxford 59 Park View 64 Cumberland 45 Park View 32 Greenville 41 Brunswick 69 Nottoway 55 WOMEN GIRLS BASKETBALL Bluestone 35 Bluestone 26 Bluestone 25 Bluestone 37 Bluestone 24 BASEBALL Bluestone Bluestone Bluestone Bluestone Bluestone Bluestone Bluestone 4 0 2 4 3 4 1 34 Sports Board ' 73- ' 74 Norlina 10 Bluestone Dan River 16 Bluestone Greenville 28 Bluestone Brunswick 32 Bluestone Park View 44 Bluestone 16 Clumberland 14 0 Nottoway 41 0 Central 18 0 Rand-Henry 20 20 Matoca 27 Bluestone 68 Nottoway 55 Bluestone 60 Brunswick 61 Bluestone 75 Matoaca 77 Bluestone 72 Cumberland 64 Bluestone 72 Park View 71 Bluestone 58 Central 30 Bluestone 71 Central 55 Bluestone 88 Greenville 61 Bluestone 65 Brunswick 47 Bluestone 68 G. Washington 74 Bluestone 65 Nottoway 63 Bluestone 59 Park View 68 Bluestone 85 Rand-Henry 69 Bluestone 68 Central 39 Bluestone 74 Park View 76 Bluestone 72 Matoaca 69 Bluestone 73 Rand-Henry 50 Bluestone 54 Cumberland 48 Bluestone 48 Brunswick 57 Bluestone 65 Rand-Henry 40 Bluestone 61 Central 44 Bluestone 46 Park View 65 Bluestone 51 Matoaca 35 Bluestone 44 G. Washington 71 Bluestone 68 Greenville 53 Bluestone 40 Nottoway 36 Bluestone 64 Rand-Henry 39 Bluestone 49 Nottoway 48 Bluestone 57 Matoaca 63 Bluestone 73 Lunenburg 48 Rand-Henry 41 Park View 34 Park View 29 Central 21 Greenville 59 Bluestone 33 Bluestone 37 Bluestone 25 Bluestone 40 Bluestone 26 Brunswick 42 Central 41 Nottoway 44 Rand-Henry 27 Matoaca 43 Brunswick 3 Bluestone 3 Greenville 6 Park View 1 Bluestone 0 Nottoway 11 Greenville 5 Bluestone 5 Central 6 Central 2 Bluestone 1 Nottoway 9 Rand-Henry 7 Bluestone 0 Rand-Henry 5 Matoaca 10 Bluestone 0 Park View 10 Brunswick 2 Bluestone 4 Matoaca 6 Matoaca 103 Rand-Henry 11 District — Bluestone 4th with 34 points Central 46 Rand-Henry 12 Regional — Bluestone 8th with 1 8 points Brunswick 72 State — Bluestone 7 points Sports 35 Track Team Participates In Various Meets The Bluestone Baron Track team had a fairly good 1973 season. They won two meets and lost two. In the district meet, they came out third place winners in the shotput, high hurdles, 440 relay, and 880 relay; second place in the mile relay; and first place in the 880. Walter Spain in the 880 broke the school, district, and regional record when he set a time of 2:02:05. In the regional meet they finished eighth out of the fourteen teams that entered. They also entered the State meet where Walter Spain came in third in the 880 run, and Jerry Hillard came in sixth in the mile. Eight members, Walter Spain, Jerry Hillard, Gray Ramsey, Reginald Dodson, Dennis Tucker, Kenneth Tucker, Frank Morse, and Kelly Puryear, went to the Maynord C. Clayton Relays. Although they won nothing, it was a great experience for them. This meet featured many of the top runners from Virginia and North Carolina. First Row: Milton Oliver, Larry Bacon, Jesse Small, Neil Blackwell, Steve Styers, Carl Newton, Garrett Williams, Dennis Tucker. Second Row: Coach Donnie Crowder, Walter Spain, Frank Morse, Ernest White, Jerry Hilliard, John Small, Joebert White, Claude Williams, Manager Billy Pittard. 36 Athletics Opposite page, top left: Dennis Tucker glides by Matoaca runner. Top right: Carl Newton surges forward from blocks as the timer watches. This page, top left: As the crowd looks on, Reginald Dodson and Steve Wilkins try for the finish line. Bottom left: Kenneth Tucker makes a desperate try to overtake his opponent. Right: Joebert White leaps for distance at the track meet. Athletics 37 Barons Suffer Through Long Season The young Baron baseball team, playing with only two seniors in the starting line-up, suffered through a long season in which nearly every error and mistake cost dearly. After winning the opener with Brunswick, the team ' s record was 2-2 after four games. This included a thril- ling 0-1 loss to cross county rivals, the Dragons of Park View. The Barons then proceeded to go on a ten game losing streak to finish the season 2 and 1 2. Mark Bullock, center fielder and pitcher, made the All-District team and David Crowder, first baseman, made the All-District second team. This page, top right: Mr. Crowder and coaches from an opposing team discuss a play with the umpire. Bottom left: Alan Pruett swings and misses a fast ball. Bottom right: Dale Hite looks to see if the way is clear after passing 1st base. Opposite page, top left: Dale Hite tags a Nottoway player out. Top right: Mark Bullock makes a slide for third as the opponent waits for the ball. 38 Athletics !■ ' {� First Row: Bim Scott, Chris Bugg, George Satterfield, Steve Wilkins, Thomas Gregory, Mike Smith, Harvey Driggs, Gary Baskerville, Steve Parks, Bill Wrenn. Second Row: Frankie Owen, Ronnie Davis, Alan Pruett, Steve Jones, David Crowder, Randy Inge, Dale Hite, Alvin Johnson, Desi Downey, Mark Bullock, Coach O. B. Crowder. Athletics 39 Players Receive Awards At Banquet The football team started the first event of sports of the season on August 10 with a practice turnout. The practices occurred during the week days, Monday thru Friday. The football season began with a victory over Norlina. Later, in the year a sports banquet was held. Kelly Puryear was awarded Best Defense, Steve Jones, Best Offense, Mark Bullock, Most Valuable Player, and Walter Spain, Best All-Around. 40 Sports First Row; Anthony Jaber, Gary Baskerville, Tommy Rogers, Walter Spain, Curtis Oliver, Chris Bugg, Steve Styers, M. J. Colgate, Paul Jaber, Lee Brankley, Neal Blackwell, Mark Bullock, Ed Jones, Chuck Beam, Alvin Johnson, Scott Diamond, Ed Crowder. Second Row: Coach Hank Immel, Coach Donnie Crowder, Bret Woodruff, Ronnie Clary, Kirk Cole, Lyn Nunn, Gray Ramsey, Kelly Puryear, Garrett Williams, Kenneth Tucker, Chris Drozdowicz, Curtis Oliver, Desi Downey, Mark Colgate, Duke Edmonds, Adam Sutphin, Barry Carter, Coach Mike Hedgepeth. Opposite Page, Bottom Left: Alan Pruett holds the ball while Steve Styers kicks during summer practice. Top Right: T-Bone Jones and Ed Crowder rest while their fellow teammates for victory. Middle Right; Mark Bullock, 32, looks ahead and prepares for a deceiving play. Bottom Right: Gray Ramsey tries to make this catch count. This Page, Bottom Right: During half-time the Baron team and coaches discuss line-ups for their next plays. Bottom Left: Scott Thompson, 52, shows Cumberland how to play the game. Sports 41 Victory Means Hard Work This Page, Top Left: Kelly Puryear, 33, moves a few tough yards to make a touchdown. Bottom Left: The Barons line up to try for another touchdown. Top Right: Mark Bullock, Kelly Puryear, Steve Jones, and Walter Spain are the season ' s football winners. Bottom Right: The Bluestone Barons celebrate another victory. Opposite Page, Top: The Bluestone Barons and coaches shout their hallelujahs over the night ' s victory. 42 Sports Football Monogram Award Recipients include: 1st Row: Chris Bugg, Ronnie Clary, Paul Jaber, Scott Diamond, Gray Ramsey, Ed Crowder,- Kirk Cole. 2nd Row: Mark Bullock, Chuck Beam, Mark Colgate, Garrett Williams, Gary Baskerville, Steve Styers, Kenneth Tucker, Curtis Oliver, Chris Drozdowicz. 3rd Row: Alan Pruett, Neal Blackwell, Alvin Johnson, Kelly Puryear, M. J. Colgate, Desi Downey, Ed Jones, Walter Spain, Steve Jones. Sports 43 First Row: Kathey Bacon, Gail Jackson, Elaine Morse. Second Row: Barbara Rushton, Susan Stumps, Cathy Beacham. Third Row: Thelma Gillispie, Gloria Greene, Susan Turnball, Shari Gould. 44 Sports Cheerleaders Lead With Enthusiasm And Pep Starting the year off with newly-made uniforms, the cheer- leaders, bouncing and bubbling with enthusiastic pep, planned the events of the year. Among them were a car wash, the selling of pom-poms, and pin-ups. The cheerleaders always had a way of keeping the school happy and full of spirit. With a large squad, the cheerleaders had many new ideas and cheers. These ideas were aided by their trip to day camp held at Meredith College at Raleigh, North Carolina. This Page, Top Left: Gail Jackson and Susan Turnball “clown around during a football game. Bottom Left: Thelma Gillispie and Susan Stumps get the pep rally off the ground . Right: The first pep rally gets off to a jumping and yelling start. Sports 45 This Page, Left: Carnell Goode attempts to score for team. Top Right: A lay-up shot by Troy Bowers adds two more points. Bottom Right: Kelly Puryear, 33, and Jerry Hillard, 44, struggle to get the ball from the Cougars. Opposite Page, Top Left: Alvan Johnson, 23, eagerly awaits for the rebound. Bottom Left: Victor Williams and Jerry Hillard try to prevent a score by the opposing team. Bottom Right: Jumping out of the line of fire, Mike Keene makes another basket. 46 Sports Barons Win Christmas Tournament This year ' s basketball practice began on November 1. The schedule was a very strict one, for each player had to stay for practice every school day from 4:00 until 6:00. This year the Baron team played a total of 23 games. Among the team ' s many victories was the Christmas tourna- ment held in December. Basketball honor recipients included Carnell Goode and Jerry Hilliard, who were named All District. Also, Victor Williams, Carnell Goode, and Jerry Hilliard were named All Tournament, and Mike Keene received Honorable Mention. Sports 47 Greensville, Cumberland Games Prove Challenging For Barons 48 Sports Opposite Page, Left: Kelly Puryear determines to take the ball away from an opponent during the Christmas tourna- ment. Top Right: Mike Keene makes move on Player 15 of Cumberland and goes air-borne for two points. Bottom Right: John Small flies through the air as he pulls down a rebound in Greensville game. This Page, Top Left: Roscoe Baptist releases a short jumper for two points in game against Greensville County. Bottom Left: Brunswick player and Jerry Hilliard, 44, battle for rebound as Kelly Puryear looks on. Right: Jerry Hilliard reaches for basket as he tries to score for the Barons. Sports 49 ' B ' Team Defeats Park View The B Team started their schedule this year on November 1. They practiced every school day from 3:00 until 4:15. Their coach, 0. B. Crowder, had a busy, full practice planned in the short time available. The Junior Varsity lost their first game in the season to Nottoway, making them second in the district. 50 Sports This Page: Jerry Wood goes up for two points against Park View B Team in a game victorious for Bluestone. Opposite Page; Ronald C. Hayes dodges opponents in trying to make a basket. Sports 51 Barbara Coles Lorina Haves Rosa Coles, Ivy Marrow. Betty Terry, Martha Sizemore. Mitzi Harris, Gloria Brown, Debbie Owen Ann Hughes, S,ach E ntpenn Joale H Townes. Janice Wood. Pam Tucker. Carolyn Goode. Teresa Cole. Barbara Johnson, Alver.a Townes. Managers Linda Harper and Debra Barnes. 52 Sports Girls Basketball Team Acquires New Coach After only two weeks of hard practice, which began in September, the girls met their first opponents. With a new, but experienced coach, Mrs. Edna Penn, the girls were trained hard by long hours of practice every school day from 4:00 until 5:30. Pam Tucker, being the high scorer, led the team to two out of ten victories. At the Sports Banquet Pam Tucker received Best Of- fense and Carolyn Goode received Best Defense. Opposite Page, Top Left: Doretha Townes waits for the rebound. Top Right: The high scorer, Pam Tucker, proves her ability. This Page, Left: Barbara Johnson, 3, gets off a two-hand push shot in the game against Randolph-Henry. Right: Debbie Owen jumps high to put the ball through the hoop. Sports 53 THIS PAGE, .EFT: Mrs. Morris discusses with the French Club the possibility of a clean-up project for the county. RIGHT: President Wanda Garrett conducts the Beta Club meeting as Beverly Wood, secretary, takes notes. OPPOSITE PAGE: Barbara Thorpe, editor of the Golden Link, helps Emily Roberts with a layout. 54 Organizations First Row: Kathy Bacon, Mrs. Penn, Gail Jackson Second Row: Elaine Morse, Susan Stumps, Thelma Gillispie, Cathy Beachum, Gloris Greene, Susan Turnball, Shari Gould, Barbara Rushton Third Row: Linda Harper, Gloria Brown, Carolyn Goode, Lorina Hayes, Cathy Brankley, Janice Wood, Lisa Howerton, Anne Oettinger, Sherry Fitz Fourth Row: Jean Barnes, Jo-Ann Royster, Julie Buchanan, Martha Sizemore, Mitzi Harris, Pam Buchanan, Alveria Townes Fifth Row: Doretha Townes, Melody Campbell, Theresa Cole, Debbie Owen, Joanne Harris, Ivy Marrow, Pam Tucker, Ann Hughes First Row: Mark Bullock, Carl Newton, Frankie Owen, Randy Inge, Harvey Driggs, Alan Pruett, Dale Hite, Kenneth Tucker, Neil Blackwell, Mr. Crowder Second Row: Tim West, Haywood Boyd, Mike Smith, Eugene Brandon, Dennis Tucker, Gray Ramsey, Steve Styers, Tommy Harris, George Satterfield, Steve Jones, Kevin Blanks, Victor Williams, John Small Third Row: Gary Baskerville, Jobert White, Ernest White, Ed Jones, George Powell, Lee Brankley, Walter Spain, Chuck Beam, Tommy Holt, Alvin Johnson, Garrett Williams, Kelly Puryear, Bill Forlines, Steve Wilkins 56 Organizations Pep, Monogram Clubs Cheer At Rallies — Help Rouse And Strengthen School Spirit A large Pep Club poses for a picture on the football field. Organizations 57 Band Performs Throughout County The Bluestone Senior High Band performed at the foot- ball games, Christmas parades, and various concerts in the county. On many occasions members of the Junior High Band were asked to play with them as they were rebuilding from the loss of so many seniors last year. The Band sponsored the Sweetheart Dance and furnished two combos made up of members of the Band. One, the Stage Band, performed in several of the school ' s concerts. As a result of the efforts of the school board, new carpet was added to the bandroom. This greatly improved the room ' s appearance as well as its acoustics. Left: The band waits to play along with the cheerleaders at a pep rally. Right: Some of Mr. Connor ' s band class takes a break from the music. 1st Row: Director Walter Connor, Tim West, John Hudson, Mike Smith, Steven Lindsey, Pam Buchanan. 2nd Row: Robert Toombs, Harold Beck, Wilbur Brown, Tommy Rogers, Ann Oettinger. 3rd Row: Danny Nelson, Samuel Smith, Ruth Latiker, Willow Dokes, Kathy Brankley. 4th Row: Sharon Newcomb, Doris Moseley, Brenda Morse, Thomas Harper, Lisa Howerton. 5th Row: Ricky Tucker, Timmy Dayton, Harold Tucker, Richard Gayles, Julie Buchanan. 6th Row: Ed Jones, Fielder Liggon, Charles Rockwell, Jerry Phillips. 7th Row: Buck Hargrove, Neil Blackwell, Mark Jolly, Keith Weston. 58 Organizations Choir Presents Assemblies , ' 1 I ’ - J The Bluestone High School Choir was comprised of nearly one hundred members who met regularly in three class periods. The choir performed in a number of assembly programs throughout the school year, and all choir members were expected to participate. In addition to the regular full choir, there were a number of soloists and ensemble groups within the choir. These soloists and ensemble members per- formed on regular choral concert programs and gave special recitals. The choir performed a wide variety of music, ranging from modern popular to early classics, sacred and secular. During class periods the choir members spent some time in expanding their musical skills: learning to read music, becoming acquainted with different musical styles, and learning to perform at the keyboard. These skills enabled the choir members to perform better as an integrated unit. The purpose of the choir was twofold: For educa- tion and for enjoyment. In choir, they strived to become well-versed in all types of music and through concert performances to pass on their knowledge and enthusiasm to others. Top left; The choral Club sings during the Christmas assem- bly. Bottom left; Rosa Gregory, Roger Hayes, Thelma Gillis- pie, Gail Jackson and Helen Davis perform as a choral ensem- ble at a Christmas presentation. 1st Row; Junaita Hargrove, Evelyn Burwell, Ethel Skipwith, Catherine Burwell, Mabel Smith, Jean Barnes, Linda Harper, Anna Hite, Peggy Hipps, Linda Shearin, Carolyn Allen, Director Theresa Balough. 2nd Row; Carolyn Fields, Mary Walker, Sharon Tucker, Mary Clark, Gail Jackson, Brenda White, Barbara Marrow, Joyce Greene, Shirley Winn, Ruby Smith, Phyllis Oliver. 3rd Row; Thelma Gillispie, Shielda Winn, Loretta Jeffers, Avon Taylor, Beverly Wright, Vickie Keene, Josephine Osborne, Sally Fuller, Annie Moseley, Joyce Barnette, Mattie Walker. 4th Row; Portia Burwell, Jon Johnson, Elaine Morse, JoAnne Robertson, Irene Hayes, Floyzell Jones, Margarettus Osborne, Mildred Bigger, Tijuana Darden, Frances Townes, Audrey Simmons. 5th Row; Helen Davis, Lottie Thompson, Rosa Gregory, Martha Townes, Susan Smiley, Rosa Lawrence, Barbara Spencer, Maggie Smith, Brenda Smith, Sadie Simmons, Easter Moseley, Linda Toombs. 6th Row; Lynda Richardson, Roger Hayes, Sydnor Mallory, Troy Bowers, Sarah Powell, Althea Thomas, Mary Boswell, Brenda Wright, Darlene Knight, Darcel Wood, Janice Wood, Estelle Pettus. 7th Row; Dennis Coles, Milton Hargrove, Vincent Townes, Calvin Kersey, Herbie Wilkins, James Daniels, Carnell Goode, Larry Bacon, Ashley Johnson, Edward Bullock. Organizations 59 Majorettes Win First-Place Trophy In August the Bluestone Senior High Majorettes attended a four-day clinic sponsored by the National Majorette Clinics of America at Ferrum College in Ferrum, Virginia. They won four first place blue ribbons and went home with a first place over-all trophy. For the first time at Bluestone, the Bluestone Band and Majorettes started performing at Friday pep rallies. The majorettes had new blue-checked gingham outfits made and performed new routines with frisbees as well as their batons. During the football season, the various girls took alternate turns in being head majorette. Each had one separate game she was responsible for. Due to bad weather the majorettes had to cancel twirling fire for their last football game. Top Right: Majorettes twirl batons at a pep rally. Bottom Left: Ann Oettinger does a step routine during a pep rally. 1st Row: Julie Buchanan, Kathy Brankley. 2nd Row; Anne Oettinger, Lisa Howerton, Pam Buchanan. 60 Organizations Drill Team Accompanies Band Left; The drill team performs at the Christmas parade in Chase City. Right: The drill team marches down the football field during practice. This year the drill team, composed of 18 members, organized under a new sponsor. Miss Brenda Blackwell. Theteam accompanied the band at the Christmas parades in South Boston, Chase City, and Clarksville. Joan Bailey, captain, and Patricia Harris, co-captain, met with the girls for practice on Mondays and Wednesdays. At the first of the year they sponsored a car wash in Clarksville and in December held a bake sa le in Chase City. In the spring they held tryouts for next year ' s team at both the Junior and Senior High schools. In the future the team plans to perform during half-times at basketball and football games. 1st Row. Miss Brenda Blackwell, Linda Harper, Irene Walker, Joan Bailey, Patricia Harris, Jean Barnes. 2nd Row: Barbara Tisdale, Joyce Barnette, Viola Pettus, Charlestine Bowers, Shielda Winn, Cheryl Brown. 3rd Row: Marie Thornton, Irma Hatcher, Joyce Pettus, Ivy Tucker. 4th Row: Betsy Collier, Patty Queen, Linda Richardson. Organizations 61 French Club Presents Projects To Fellow Members The French Club was sponsored by Mrs. Elaine Morris, with Richard Jones as President. The other officers were Jennifer Jones, Vice-President; Vickie Tucker, Secretary; and Barbara Robinson, Treasurer. At club meetings the members presented projects which dealt with history and civilization. Others were creative projects dealing with the French language. Jennifer Jones demonstrates her project in French class. Front Row: Sponsor Elaine Morris, Jennifer Jones, Richard Jones, Carolyn Johnson, Barbara Robinson, Brenda Morse, Connie Morris Back Row: Vicki Tucker, Carol Crute, Beverly Wood, Terry Falls, Delores Burton, Doris Mosely, Jimmy Yancey 62 Organizations Spanish Club Studies Customs and Language Miss Meadows and the Spanish Club listen to Kathy Bacon as she gives a report during a club meeting. First Row; Theresa Hayes, Linda Hayes, Allan Butler, Miss Meadows, Rudy Jordan, Rita Williamson, Tommie Puryear Second Row: Milton Oliver, Desi Downey, Mark Jolly, Gary Baskerville, Wayne Nelson, Brenda Wilson Third Row: Sandy Smith, Gerald Rubin, Kathy Bacon, Cindy Duckworth, Betsy Collier, Lynn Winn Fourth Row: Ronnie Clary, Scott Diamond, Billy Baker, Joan Bailey, Tommy Holt, Linda Foster, Bill McWhite Fifth Row: Marsha Clark, Beverly Cary, Wanda Allen, Connie Morris, Julie Crowe, Barbara Terry, Isabel Reed Organizations 63 Dramatics The Drama Club was organized this year by Miss Smith and Miss Tucker. Their first project was the production, “Room 222 . This play was given during school and also at night. Members of the cast went to a drama festival where they saw plays given by other schools. The money they received from their production was used to improve the stage for future plays. The club did two more plays, Se- nior Memories , a production with an entirely Senior cast, and Sorry, Wrong Number. Club Presents Three Plays Top Left: Anna -Butler, James Mason, Delores Burton, and Jennifer Jones demonstrate how to play pat-a-cake during a Drama Club meet- ing. Top Right: Cast members of Room 222 relax during one of their rare quiet moments. First Row: Irene Hayes, Vicki Tucker, Carolyn Johnson, Tijuana Darden, Delores Burton, Margaret Revis, Marie Tucker, Sarah Powell, Jennifer Jones, Gail Jackson, Anna Butler, James Mason, Alan Butler, Miss Smith Second Row: Kathy Bacon, Karen Greene, Yolanda Dailey, Carol Anderson, Terry Falls, Sherry Fitz, Martha Nichols, Gena Overby, Beverly Shelton, Darlene Keeton, Gary Baskerville, Thelma Gillispie, Ashley Johnson, Miss Tucker Third Row: Wanda Thorpe, Cindy Duckworth, Pam Keene, Liza Coleman, Betty O ' Brien, Sharon Ehrhardt, Mary Propst, Cheryl Hand, Susan Hale, Robin Tolly, Karen Bass, Peggy Gallion, Becky Boswell Fourth Row: Troy Bowers, Kathy Beacham, Ann Fitzgerald, Doris Mosely, Elizabeth Baker, Janice Mills, Marsha Clark, Lisa Howerton, Dawn Pierce, Cindy Gilbert, Connie Seamons, Douglas Dayberry, Steve Miller, Carolyn Fields Fifth Row: John Small, Estelle Pettus, Joyce Barnette, Barbara Johnson, Rita Johnson, JoAnne Royster, Ivy Tucker, Katherine Hardy, Brenda Morse, Wayne Nelson, Laura Coleman, Sandra Price, Kathy Vaughan, Sue Ann Poore, Portia Burwell Sixth Row: Frank Greene, Victor Williams, Carnell Goode, Willie Baskerville, Larry Bacon, Billy Baker, Tommy Holt, Benny Taylor, Rudy Jordan, Martha Sizemore, Mitzi Harris, Linda Richardson 64 Organizations Library Club Members Aid Students As Well As Librarian The Library Club consisted of pupils who took the time out of their study halls to help the librarian, Mrs. Briggs. Their main jobs were to file cards, check out books, make out fine slips, and put papers and magazines in their proper places. Linda Harper, library assistant, prepares to shelve books. Mrs. Briggs explains to Library Club members how to file books. Organizations 65 Monitor Staff Heads School Newspaper Left: Monitor Staff members have a meeting in the gym. Top Right: Miss Hankey goes over papers in the Journalism Study Hall. Middle Right: Tim Hayes and Jimmy Yancey look over proofs for the Monitor. First Row: John Briggs, Tommy Harris, Pam Keene, Tim Hayes, Steve Patterson, Becky Boswell, Roger Terry Second Row: Emily Roberts, Jimmy Yancey, Willo Dokes, Connie Morris, Gail Jackson, Linda Hayes, Peggy Gallion, Cindy Owens, Mary McClellan, Jackie Garrett, Barbara Robinson Third Row: Steve Miller, Bill Forlines, Douglas Dayberry, Timmy Dayton, Karen Bass, Gary Baskerville, Teresa Cole 66 Organizations Golden Link Staff Works Hard On Layouts, Pictures, Copy Left: Mary Propst looks over pictures during an annual meeting. Right: Martha Sizemore and Susan Wiley work on annual pictures. First Row: Beverly Wood, Gena Overby, Susan Wiley, Martha Sizemore, Susan Stumps, Cathey Beachum, Karen Greene, Mrs. Stumps, sponsor Second Row: Liza Coleman, Jennifer Jones, Emily Roberts, Susan Turnball, Ann Oettinger, Ann Fitzgerald, Elizabeth Baker, Anna Butler, Mary Propst, Jimmy Yancey, Cindy Wilson Third Row: Pam Keene, Rebecca Coleman, Wanda Allen, Carol Anderson, Margie Woltz, Sam Daniels, Roger Terry, John Briggs, Douglas Dayberry, Charles Jones, Terry Falls, Linda Harper Organizations 67 FBLA Sponsors Community Safety Project The FBLA Chapter of Bluestone Senior High School achieved much during the school year. The Chapter sold trash bags as a non-profit project with the proceeds going to the March of Dimes. They also sponsored a community safety activity by selling bicycle reflectors. Also, on March 9, the chapter traveled to the Longwood Regional Confer- ence. There Bluestone competed against other FBLA Chap- ters in the Longwood Region. Some areas of competition were public speaking, essay, exhibit, bulletin board, typing, stenography, yearbook, parliamentary law, and others. Ash- ley Johnson received a Merit award for his essay on bookkeeping as did the exhibit and bulletin board entries. The FBLA Yearbook was rated Superior. First Row; Mrs. Lenhart, Theresa Keene, Thomas Harper, Frank Greene, Pat Van Hoy, Susan Fuller, Patricia Harris, Irene Walker, Wanda Allen, Miss Blackwell Second Row: Emily Roberts, Yolanda Dailey, Juanita Hargrove, Rosa Hilliard, Arlene Howerton, Blanche Hilliard, Gloria Greene, Wanda Rogers, Joyce Bailey, Sheerie Hughes Third Row: Christine King, Jeannie Clay, Rolinda Alexander, Shielda Winn, Margaret Revis, Charlestine Bowers, Karen Greene, Carol Anderson, Cindy Bruce Fourth Row: Ashley Johnson, Frank White, Kathy Brankley, Kathy Stembridge, Margie Woltz, Cynthia Matherly 68 Organizations Opposite Page, Top Right: A special feature at one of the FBLA meetings is a guest speaker. This Page, Top; Betsy Collier helps the FBLA at the Bloodmobile. Bottom Left: Room 35 won first place in the FBLA Christmas door contest. Bottom Right; Margie Woltz and Pat Van Hoy work on the FBLA yearbook. Organizations 69 FHA Receives ' Outstanding Chapter ' Award This year the Bluestone Senior High School Chapter of FHA was comprised of 137 members. Its objective was to help youth assume their roles in society through Home Economics Education in areas of personal growth, family life, vocational preparation and community involvement. Some of the special projects were trips to local nursing homes, FHA Week activities, including a clean-up campaign, and radio announcements. Top Left: Diane Richmond, Rosa Gregory, Portia Burwell, Peggy Hipps, Linda Shearin, Shelby Newton, Emily Roberts, and Donna Wallace conduct initiation service. Top Right: Guest speaker, Mrs. Pan, gives FHA members tips on home-made Christmas decorations. 1st Row: Mrs. Harriett Archer, Portia Burwell, Pattie Queen, Wanda Garret, Shelby Newton, Donna Wallace, Linda Shearin, Gail Jackson, Peggy Hipps, Linda Hayes, Rosa Gregory, Mrs. Mary Virginia Wood. 2nd Row: Sarah Powell, Carolyn Johnson, Helen Simmons, Beverly Wright, Sharon Tucker, Ethel Skipwith, Charlotte Clark, Mary Boswell, Sadie Simmons, Shielda Winn, Doretha Evans, Floyzzell Jones, Mary Clark, Mary Walker, Frances Townes, Maxine Gayles, Linda Toombs. 3rd Row: Marie Thornton, Debra Falls, Audrey Mosely, Mattie Walker, Althea Thompson, Lucie Simmons, Brenda White, Gloria Brown, Alveria Townes, Lorina Hayes, Brenda Coleman, Martha Bullock, Avon Taylor, Shirley Craddock, Theresa Glasscock, Nannie Boyd. 4th Row: Catherine Gayles, Jeannie Clay, Shirley Winn, Ruby Smith, Rosa Coles, Edith Harris, Emma Boyd, Irene Harris, Rosa Baptist, Peggy Barnette, Betsy Bullock, Maggie Smith, Brenda Smith, Josephine Osborne, Phyllis Oliver. 5th Row: Barbara Marrow, Katherine Burwell, Evelyn Burwell, Vickie Keene, Janice Wood, Lottie Thompson, Jennie Simmons, Thelma Gillispie, Carolyn Fields, Mary Howerton, Jon Johnson, Blanche Hilliard, Gracie Davis, Jean Barnes, Linda Harper. 6th Row: Annabelle Mosley, Sally Fuller, Nancy Wright, Anna Hite, Linda Keeton, Carolyn Roberts, Martha Townes, Nannie Hardy, Helen Davis, Easter Mosely, Loretta Jeffers, Shirley Stroble, Rita Williamson. 7th Row: Joyce Greene, Margarette Osborne, Rosa Lawrence, Barbara Spencer, Janet Rainey, Brenda Smith, Faye Coleman, Rebecca Rogers, Ivy Marrow, Audrey Simmons, Elizabeth Tucker, Mildred Walker, Rachel Salley, Rolinda Alexander, Carolyn Allen. 8th Row: Brenda Wright, Brenda Keene, Chreyl Brown, Joyce Barnette, Willo Dokes, Estelle Pettus, Darlene Knight, Dorcel Wood, JoAnn Riggins, Brenda Wilson, Linda Richardson, Joyce Collins, Chreyl Newton. FFA Has Large Membership Top Left: President Dennis Wilson listens to Carl Newton as he discusses club plans. Top Right: FFA members relax after a club meeting. The FFA is an intra-curricular activity having its orgin and root in a definite part of the school curriculm-agricultural educa- tion. The Foundation upon which the FFA organization is built, includes leadership and character development, sportmanship, cooperation, service, thrift, scholarship, improved agriculture, organized recreation, citizenship, and patriotism. The FFA motto is, LEARNING TO DO, DOING TO LEARN, EARNING TO LIVE, LIVING TO SERVE. This year members learned through active participation how to conduct and take part in a public meeting, to speak in public, and to buy and sell co-operatively. They also strived to solve their own problems, to finance them- selves, and to assume civic responsibility. 1st Row: Mr. A. A. LeGrand, Dennis Wilson, Steve Jones, Carl Newton, Tommy Ramsey, Billy Pittard, Jobert White, Mr. Jerome Hester. 2nd Row: Lyle Costello, Chuck Tillotson, Mike Riggan, Haywood Boyd, Roscoe Baptist, Carnell Goode, Troy Bowers, Earl Terry, John Baptist, Mack Smith, Sydnor Mallory, Roy Brewer, Charles Jackson, Tim Wallace, George White, Donnie Robinette, Frank White. 3rd Row: Walface Osborne, Ted Dalton, W. A. Yancey, Steve Miller, Mike Harris, Bennie Coleman, Chuck Rockwell, Everette Oliver, James Daniels, Michael Terry, Sandy McFail, John Small, Edward Bullock, Victor Greene, Chester Terry. 4th Row: Willie Stewart, Dennis Coles, Mike Morgan, Duke Edmonds, Randy Inge, John Hudson, Emmette Ratliff, Reginald Duncan, James Evans, Wilfred Day. 5th Row: Mitchell Smith, George Burwell, Clarence Hicks, Vincent Townes, Stanley Stovall, Calvin Kersey, Lance Fuller, Carson Culley, Alvin Johnson, Donald Adcock, Andy Reebles, Danny Carter, Curtis Ashworth, Mike Turner, Harvey Driggs, Roger Harris. 6th Row: Doug Fuller, Steve Blanks, Les Jones, Greg Sizemore, Jerry Pool, Mike Dunn, Herbie Wilkins, Don Talley, Robert Thames, William Harris, Dexter Terry. 7th Row: Mike Bowen, Clarence Hutchins, Anthony Jaber, Gerald Allen, Dale Nelson, Ray Long, Bennie Taylor, Edward Compton, Larry West, Garry Cox, Keith Tuck. 8th Row: Larry Buchanan, Charles Nelson, Charles Lenhart, James Sullivan, Danny Thompson, Paul Smith, James Smith, Danny Newton, Robert Riggan, James Walker, Calvin Terry. Hall Monitors Perfom Duties For School The halls appear empty as the monitors perform their duty First Row: Dennis Tucker, Mike Turner, Mike Smith, Lyle Costello, Troy Bowers 72 Organizations Bus Drivers Assume Large Responsibility On the bus, Jerry Elam and Jerry Phillips wait for the 3:00 bell to ring. The bus drivers were made of dependable people who took on the responsibility of transporting students to school. They had to check their buses every morning before leaving on their route and they also had to keep them as clean as possible. The drivers also reported any damage that was done to the buses. First Row. Tommy Ramsey, Carol Allen, Richard Jones, Harvey Drigqs, Donald Adcock Second Row: Michael Lyons, Carl Newton, Ernest White, Desi Downey, Ed Jones, Jerry Elam, Jobert White Organizations 73 Office, Guidance Assistants Aid School And Personnel Top: Mrs. Ferrell and Barbara Robinson count lunch money. Middle: Office Assistants include Carolyn Fields, Barbara Robinson, Barbara Thorpe and Patti Queen. Bottom: Guidance Assistants include Shelby Newton, Wanda Garrett, Thomas Harper, Janet Sizemore Powell, Cindy Garner, and Ann Roberts 74 Organizations Biology Club Begins Second Year Enthusiastically The Biology Club began its second year enthusiastically. The club took new members and for the first time allowed juniors and seniors to join. The club, sponsored by Mrs. Jackson, started the year with 1 5 members. The Bluestone Biology Club decided to become a mem- ber of the Virginia Jun ior Academy of Science. Among other activities were a fund-raising project, a field trip, and a sponsorship of teacher and student expense to the Sci- ence-Math Conference held in Lawerenceville. Left; Guest speaker talks to the Biology Club members. IMOLOGY First Row: Deloris Mosely, Barbara Rushton, Ivy Tucker, Sue Ann Poore, Juanita Hargrove Second Row: Mrs. Jackson, Marsha Clark, Linda Day, Deloris Burton, Linda Newcomb, Betty Terry Third Row: Arlene Howerton, Mark Jolly, Frank Greene, Douglas Dayberry, Mike Harris, Billy Pittard Organizations 75 Gymnastic Team Learns New Skills Bluestone Senior High School had another new organiza- tion. Thanks to the help of Mrs. Penn, the new Physical Education teacher, there was a gymnastics team. The gymnastics team began practicing at the end of September. They went to one workshop at Hampton where they watched and learned new skills. It was very enjoyable and a good experience. The team also went to one meet in Rich- mond on March 2-3. First Row: Sue Ann Poore, Barbara Rushton, Laura Coleman, Catherine Hardy, Cathy Vaughan, Sherry Fitz, Sandra Price, Mary Propst Second Row: Viola Pettis, Rita Johnson, Carol Anderson Third Row: Yolanda Dailey 76 Organizations Opposite Page, Left: Mary Propst easily does a wide-leg split on the gym floor. Right: Barbara Rushton takes a break from all the physical activity required of the Gymnastic Team members. This Page, Top: Viola Pettus, Rita Johnson, Cathy Vaughan, and Sue Ann Poore practice on the balance beam. Middle Left: Sandra Price flips thorugh the air. Bottom Left: Barbara Rushton does a back bend. Right: On the balance beam. Sue Ann Poore looks at the world from a different point of view. Organizations 77 SCA Forms Link Between Students And Faculty This year the Student Cooperative Association consisted of representatives from each homeroom in the school, elected by their fellow classmates. The purpose of the SCA was to provide educational opportunities and citizenship training for all members of the student body. Some of the objectives of the SCA were to work with the administration to form a link between them and the students, to concentrate on ways that the school could be improved, to help other clubs when the need arose, and to continually evaluate its own organization to see where progress was needed. Top Right: Mrs. Glasscock, Wanda Allen, Frank Greene, Steve Patterson, Rosa Baptist, and Ashley Johnson try to decide upon ideas for the next SCA project. Top Middle: Mr. Baker draws the winning ticket from Mrs. Glasscock in the SCA sponsored TV Contest. First Row: Mrs. Glasscock, Juanita Hargrove, Anna Butler, Beverly Wright, Charlestine Bowers, Barbara Johnson, Rosa Baptist, Patricia Harris Second Row: Barbara Rushton, Mary Propst, Cindy Wilson, Susan Wiley, Martha Sizemore, Ann Oettinger, Elizabeth Baker, Pam Buchanan, Wanda Allen, Beverly Shelton, Sherie Hughes Third Row: Carol Crute, Isabel Reed, JoAnne Robertson, Emily Roberts, Terry Cash, Wanda Garrett, Ivy Tucker, Pam Tucker, Susy Smith, Barbara Terry Fourth Row: Dale Hite, Timmy Nunn, Wesley Garner, Steve Patterson, Ashley Johnson, Frank Greene, Ed Jones, Kelly Puryear, Adam Sutphin 78 Organizations SAC Begins Its First Year Left: Mr. Baker becomes sponsor of the SAC. Right: Elaine Morse and Gary Baskerville listen as they sit ir. Mr. Baker ' s office during a SAC meeting. The Student Advisory Council, sponsored by Mr. Baker, began its first year with the hope of making Bluestone a better school. Composed of 6 members, 2 representing each grade level, the organization served as a communication link between students and administration. Among its activities were an effort to help the cheerleaders sponsor more pep rallies and to have a larger variety of food for lunch. They also installed a suggestion box in the library. First Row: Pat Van Hoy, Linda Day, Curtis Oliver, Cheryl Hand, Gary Baskerville, Elaine Morse Seated: Mr. Baker Organizations 79 Beta Club Acquires New Sponsor, Participates In Many Activities This year the Beta Club acquired a new spon- sor, Mrs. Martha Rucker. Mrs. Rucker helped the club carry out their many projects and activities. One of these included the annual Beta Club stew. The club made over $300to sponsor scholarships for deserving students. Teacher Appreciation Day was held on Valentine ' s Day. This day was set aside to show appreciation for sometimes for- gotten teachers. Later, in March, 14 Beta members went to the Virginia State Beta Club Convention in Roanoke, Virginia. First Row: Liza Coleman, Sandy Chase, Pam Tucker, Becky Boswell, Susan Hale, Gail Jackson, Linda Day, Wanda Garrett, Martha Sizemore, Kathy Beechum, Darlene Keeton, Billy Pittard, Mrs. Rucker. 2nd Row: Karen Bass, Yolanda Dailey, Carol Crute, Beverly Shelton, Susan Fuller, Beverly Wood, Donna Nunn, Emily Roberts, Ann Fitzgerald, Jimmy Yancey, Glen Gillispie, William Gregory. 3rd Row: Douglas Dayberry, Roger Terry, Martha Nichols, Barbara Robinson, Timmy Nunn, Steve Styers, Mike Smith, Bill Forlines, Steve Patterson, Sam Daniel. 80 Organizations Opposite Page, Top: Beta members Susan Hale, Becky Boswell, Carol Crute and Jimmy Yancey straighten the magazine room in the library. This Page, Top: Beta Club officers and Mrs. Rucker walk in front of the school. Middle Left: Mrs. Rucker and President Wanda Garrett conduct a business meeting. Middle Right: Wanda Garrett initiates new members into the Beta Club. Bottom: The Beta Club advertises its annual stew sale on the cafeteria bulletin board. Organizations 81 THIS PAGE: Juniors work diligently to keep up their cartoon bulletin board. OPPOSITE PAGE, LEFT; New books enter stu- dents ' lives. RIGHT: Pat Van Hoy struggles through the Eliza- bethan Age. 82 Academics ACADEMICS Academics 83 Languages Increase Understanding In the field of languages, students were not limited to English. In addition to English, French II, III, and IV were offered as well as Spanish I and II. Under these programs, students not only learned to read, write and converse in these languages, but also developed a deeper understanding and appreciation of the beliefs, ideas, customs and ways of life of the Spanish — and French — speaking peoples. While the foreign language classes introduced the student to a new language, English classes strived for an increased understanding of the language. 84 Academics Opposite Page, Bottom Left; Beverly Shelton portrays the char- acter of a future dancer in a science fiction play. Bottom Right: As his public speaking project, Chef Neal Blackwell explains to his English class the proper way to make homemade biscuits. Top Middle: An English bulletin board expresses many of the ideas and feelings of today ' s generation. This Page, Top Right; Miss Smith and her students explore some of the vocabulary words of the English language. Bottom Left: Jimmy Wilkerson demonstrates some woodwork techniques to his English class. Bottom Right: The Eiffel Tower and hardworking students are familiar scenes of the French classes. Academics 85 Social Studies Classes Encourage Students To Become More Aware Of Today ' s World THE NHME □FTHE □RME GDVERNIVIENI This Page, Top: Mr. Holloman prepares to do one of his many famous imitations for his American History Class. Bottom: Miss Kibler ' s bulletin board displays to the students the many aspects of American Government. Opposite Page, Top: Drawings and cartoons relating to Social Studies are displayed on a hall bulletin board. Bottom: Miss Kibler, government teacher, discusses business with Mr. Moore on one of his frequent visits to Bluestone. 86 Academics Jt-srs Academics 87 Math, Science Teachers Strive To Teach Fundamentals The Mathematics Department maintained its effort to teach mathematics fundamentals to students who planned to attend col- lege and to those who seeked an understanding of practical math and its usage in everyday living. Courses included Algebra I and II, Geometry, and a course in Introductory Analysis for seniors. Another interesting curriculum was the Science Department. The teachers strived to stimulate, guide and develop scientific interest and appreciations. Courses included biology, chemistry and physics. 88 Academics Opposite Page, Left: Mrs. Jones ' Biology class studies the anatomy of the human body. Top Right: Lynn Winn and Julie Crowe experiment in Chem- istry class. Bottom Right: Some of Mr. Partridge ' s Geometry class work, while others play. This Page, Top: Bluestone students are Math-Science Conference winners. Bottom Left: Mr. Partridge ' s Geometry students work problems on the board. Bottom Right: One of the Geometry students does a curve stitching of a bridge for a class project. Academics 89 P.E. Classes Develop ' A Sound Body And A Sound Mind. ' V 90 Academics Opposite Page, Left: Mrs. Edna Penn becomes the new girls ' coach. Top Right: Mr. Watson joins in a game of basketball with the boys. Bottom Right: Coach Immel relaxes during one of his free periods. This Page, Top Left: Students begin their exercises on the field. Bottom Left: Gray Ramsey lifts weights in P.E. class. Right: Coach Immel checks the roll before beginning class. Academics 91 Business Dept. Offers Variety Of Courses The Business Department offered a variety of courses designed to help the student take his or her place in the business world of today and tomorrow. Courses included Typing I and II, Shorthand, Business Math, General Busi- ness, Bookkeeping and Business Law. Typing furnished the students with the skills of touch typing and familiarized them with the procedures in typing business letters and other office correspondence. Shorthand prepared the student for taking letters with speed and accuracy. Bookkeeping acquainted the future accountant with the procedures of bookkeeping. General Business and Business Law gave the student a background necessary for all busi- ness employees. 92 Academics Opposite Page, Left: Mrs. Lenhart demonstrates proper typing techniques to one of her students. Top Right: Mrs. Lenhart conducts a time writing so that her students may improve their speed as well as their accuracy. Bottom Right: Mrs. Glasscock lectures in one of her business classes. This Page, Top: Students type business letters in typing class. Bottom Left: Mrs. Glasscock looks over her students ' work. Bottom Right: Students ponder over Business Math prob- lems. Academics 93 Vocation Classes Create Special Interests 94 Academics Opposite Page, Left: Larry Bacon works on an Indus- trial Art project. Top Right: Mr. Pixley and Lee Brankley work on a piece of machinery in Power Mechanics class. Bottom: Martha Townes, Lottie Thompson, and Jennie Simmons prepare a gourmet meal in Home Economics. This Page, Top: Home Economics students work on gifts at Christmas time. Bottom Left: Willie Baskerville and Edward Lee lay bricks. Bottom Right: Wilbur Brown works hard In Industrial Arts class. Academics 95 Music, Art Reveals Students ' Talents 96 Academics Opposite Page, Top: James Walker, Sherry Fitz, and Douglas Dayberry display a painting done in Art Class. Bottom: The Choral Class per- forms during a school assembly. This Page, Top: Students practice singing in Choral Music. Bottom Left: Art class makes a student ' s dream become reality. Bottom Right: Mrs. Balough reads over her music plans before beginning class. Academics 97 THIS PAGE, LEFT: Mr. Watson, assistant principal, ponders over his newly assigned duties. RIGHT: Juniors ‘ prepare for Mr. Hol- loman’s Hot Seat . OPPOSITE PAGE, LEFT: Students are always eager to get passes to leave study hall. RIGHT: John Briggs catches photographer Max Ward in action. 98 People PEOPLE People 99 Interesting Personalities Emerge From Administration Mr. William Baker was principal of Bluestone for the first time this year. Mr. Baker graduated from Union College, Barbourville, Virginia, with a B.S. and a B.A., and from George Peabody College for Teachers in Nashville, Tennessee, with a M.Ed. Mr. Baker was assisted by Mr. Edward Blane and Mr. Jerome Watson. Mr. Blane signed excuses each morning and both patrolled the halls in search of stray students. Mr. Blane graduated from Lynchburg College with a B.A. and Mr. Wat- son, who also coached the Boys ' J.V. Basketball Team, graduated from Winston-Salem College with a B.S. Mrs. Alice Sutton and Mrs. Bernice Fussell, guidance counselors, worked hard to make sure that all students were aware and prepared for the future. Mrs. Sutton, senior advisor, graduated from Stetson University with a B.A. Mrs. Fussell, tenth and eleventh grade advisor, graduated from Long- wood with a B.S., and from the University of Virginia with a M.Ed. 100 People School Board Members include: First Row: Mr. E. Jones, Mr. W. Wilkerson, Mr. R. Cook, Mr. S. Land. Second Row: Mr. T. Carter, Mr. J. O ' Brien, Mr. D. Speece, Mr. W. Jiggetts, Mr. W. Shelton. Opposite page. Top: Mr. Baker prepares to check his schedule for the day. Bottom left: Mr. Blane experiences one of his happier mo- ments. Bottom Right: Mr. Watson greets the day with a warm and friendly smile. This page. Middle Left: Mrs. Fussell gets down to work. Middle Right: Mrs. Sutton counsels Senior T-Bone Jones. Bottom: Administrative offici- als include Mr. E. Paine, Mr. N. Spencer, Mr. W. E. Moore and Mr. A. B. Haga. People 101 Staff Members Help Maintain School Cafeteria workers include: Ruth Sandifer, Mary Robertson, Mable Pulliam, Nancy Allen, Annie Strickler, Iva Carter, Annette Nunn. This Page, Left: Brooks, custodian, sweeps” around another endless corner. Right: Mr. Spain, custodian, takes a break and chats with Carol Allen. Opposite Page, Top Left: Mrs. Ferrell, secretary, pauses after counting lunch money. Top Right: Mrs. West prepares to call the roll in study hall. Bottom Left: Mrs. Briggs, librarian, shelves returned books. Middle Right: Mrs. Wells, secretary, works on daily reports. Bottom Right: Mrs. Crews works on absentee reports. 102 People Faculty Keeps Books, Records Orderly People 103 Language Teachers Communicate With Students Mead F. P$jir iss Paula Ag SmitI Mrs. Nan t ) Tal Mrs. Elaine Morris Mrs. Martha C. Rucker Mrs. Elizabeth R. Stumps Miss Gloria J. Tucker Miss Tucker finds time from her busy schedule to sneak a glance at her novel. 104 People Senorita Meadows narrates a Spanish story to her class. Miss Alicia Meadows Radford, B.A. French II. Spanish I, II Spanish Club Sponsor Pep Club Sponsor Mrs. Elaine Morris Campbell College, B.A. French III, IV French Club Sponsor Mrs. Pearlene F. Pearson A. and T. State University, B.S. University of Virginia, M.Ed. English 12 Junior Class Steering Committee Sponsor Mrs. Martha C. Rucker University of Richmond, B.A. English 10 Beta Club Sponsor Miss Paula A. Smith Appalachian State University, B.S. English 1 1 Drama Club Sponsor Mrs. Elizabeth R. Stumps Longwood, B.S., M.A. English 11 Golden Link Sponsor Mrs. Nancy C. Talley East Carolina, B.S. English 12 Monitor Sponsor Miss Gloria J. Tucker Winston-Salem State University, B.A. English 10 Drama Club Co-Sponsor Mrs. Pearson uses visual aids to explain Macbeth to her English 1 2 students. People 105 Mr. Donnie Crowder East Carolina, B.S. Physical Education Athletic Director Football, Track Coach Boys ' Monogram Club Sponsor Mr. Hank Immel Virginia Polytechnic Institute, B.S. Physical Education 10 Football Coach Mrs. Edna H. Penn Elizabeth City State University, B.S. University of Virg inia, M.Ed. Health Physical Education Girls ' Monogram Club Sponsor Modern Dance Group Sponsor Gymnastics Team Sponsor Mr. O. B. Crowder, Jr. William and Mary, A.B. Government U. S. History Head Baseball Coach B Team Basketball Coach Mr. Michael W. Hedgepeth Atlantic Christian College, B.A. History Sociology Mr. A. C. Holloman Atlantic Christian College, A.B. East Carolina University, M.A. Social Studies Miss Elva M. Kibler Longwood, A.B. English Government k mp Mr. Holoman ' s hot seat strikes again. O. B. Crowder hides out in the coaches ' office. Mrs. Penn stresses basketball skills in P.E. 106 People Coaches, History Teachers Keep Busy Coach Immel demonstrates special techniques as he rebounds from the tram- poline. Mr. O. B. Crowder, Jr. Mr. Michael W. Hedgepeth Mr. A. C. Holloman Miss Elva M. Kibler Coach Crowder lines off Bluestone’s football field. Miss Kibler begins the school year by preparing receipts for book buyers. People 107 Math, Science Teachers Find Time For Work And Relaxation Mrs. Betty T. Crowder Mrs. Hilda C. Jones Mrs. Rachel K. Pixley Mrs. Margaretta C. Jackson Mr. L. Randolph Partridge Mr. Benjamin A. Rucker Mrs. Pixley enjoys an afternoon snack during her free period Mr. Partridge explains a proof to his geometry students. 108 People Mrs. Crowder enjoys a moment of contemplation before beginning class. Mrs. Betty T. Crowder Radford College, B.A. Chemistry Geometry Cheerleader Sponsor Mrs. Margaretta C. Jackson Virginia State College B.S., M.S. Biology Biology Club Sponsor Mrs. Hilda C. Jones Norfolk State College, B.S. Biology Biology Club Sponsor Mr. L. Randolph Partridge Hampden-Sydney College, B.S. Geometry Introductory Analysis Mrs. Rachel K. Pixley Longwood College, B.A. Algebra I, II and T rigonometry Math 12 Mr. Benjamin A. Rucker Hampden-Sydney College, B.S. Virginia Polytechnic Institute, M.S. Physics Mr. Rucker explains to the Physics class how the density of a substance can be found. People 109 Miss Brenda J. Blackwell Elizabeth City State University, B.S. General Business Typing II Drill Team Sponsor FBLA Sponsor Linda H. Glasscock Longwood College, B.S. Bookkeeping Business Math Typing I SCA Sponsor Mrs. Theresa C. Holloway Elizabeth City State University, B.S. Shorthand Typing I, II Mrs. John H. Lenhart Longwood College, B.S. Business Law Economics English 1 0 Office Practice Typing I FBLA Co-Sponsor Junior Class Co-Sponsor Mrs. Glasscock tries to explain to John Howerton the correct way to use a typewriter. Mrs. Lenhart runs off papers. Mrs. Holloway, among many things, finds her classes amusing. 110 People Teachers Educate Tomorrow ' s Business Leaders Mrs. Holloway demonstrates the proper way ' for writing shorthand. People 1 1 1 Vocational I nstructors Teach Special Skills Mrs. Harriet J. Archer Mr. Charles W. Dortch Mr. Jerome A. Hester Mr. Elmer C. Pixley Mr. Billy Crowder Mr. Carlton B. Gurley Mr. A. A. LeGrand Mrs. Mary Virginia Wood 112 People Mr. Gurley prepares for a day of honking horns and screeching tires . Mrs. Harriet J. Archer Concord College, B.S. Consumer and Homemaking Education Cheerleader Sponsor FHA Co-Sponsor Mr. Billy Crowder East Carolina, B.S. Industrial Arts I, II, III, IV Mechanical Drawing Mr. Charles W. Dortch St. Paul ' s, B.S. Masonry Mrs. Mary Virginia Wood Virginia Intermont College Radford College, B.S. Consumer and Homemaking Education FHA Sponsor Mrs. Harriet J. Archer Concord College, B.S. Consumer Homemaking Education Cheerleader Sponsor FHA Co-Sponsor Mr. Billy Crowder East Carolina, B.S. Industrial Arts I, II, 111, IV Mechanical Drawing Mr. Charles W. Dortch St. Paul ' s, B.S. Masonry Mr. Carlton B. Gurley Carson-Newman College Old Dominion University Driver Education Mr. Jerome A. Hester Agriculture III, IV Natural Resources Management 1 1 1 FFA Sponsor Mr. A. A. LeGrand Agriculture Education FFA Sponsor Mr. Elmer C. Pixley V.P.I. Power Mechanics I, II, 111 Mrs. Mary Virginia Wood Virginia Intermont College Radford College, B.S. Consumer and Homemaking Education FHA Sponsor Mrs. Archer shows that an important aspect of sewing is pinning the pattern pieces together correctly. People 113 Mr. Connor directs stage band during a pep rally. Mr. Burwell helps students prepare for the prom. Mrs. Teresa R. Balough University of Kentucky, Bachelor of Music, M.A. Choral Music Mr. Frederick W. Burwell North Carolina Central University, B.A. Art Mr. Walter D. Conner Shenandoah Conservatory of Music, Bachelor of Music Band Majorettes Sponsor Mrs. Balough goes over a new song with her students. Mrs. Teresa R. Balough Mr. Frederick W. Burwell Mr. Walter D. Conner 114 People Teachers Maintain Individuality Mrs. Sandifer congratulates Mr. Crowder on his 50th birthday. Coach Immel and Miss Meadows dance to the soft music provided by the Bluestone Stage Band. Teachers often gather in the library for afternoon faculty meetings. People 115 Reserved Seats, Short Schedules Place Among Senior Privileges Reserved seats, early lunch bells, and short schedules were among this year ' s senior privileges. Although this year ' s graduating class was well over 190 members, the senior class strength wasn ' t fully felt during this year ' s many pep rallies due to the fact that many seniors left on short schedules. Once again the class planned another prank supposedly to have been pulled at graduation. Also rumors were circulated that the seniors would graduate one week early, but it turned out to be only one day. In keeping with tradition, the seniors once again discovered the theme of the Junior-Senior prom. Lucille Barnes Troy Franklin Bowers Chuck Beam Lee Brankley Donald Harvey Adcock Danny Aye Neal E. Blackwell Roy Brewer Carolyn Laurine Allen George Allen Bagbey Kevin Blanks John S. Briggs Carroll Linwood Allen Winnie W. Bagbey Michael Dean Bowen Wilbur Eugene Brown 116 People Thomas Harper fills in one of the many forms that accompanies the senior year. Christopher Bugg Mark Kimball Bullock Bettye J. Bullock Martha Bullock Edward Bullock Willie Earl Bullock Donald Harvey Adcock: Bus Driver 11, 12; FBLA 10, 11; FFA 12. Carolyn Laurine Allen: Office Assistant 10; Choral Club 12; FHA 12. Carroll Linwood Allen: Band 10, 11, 12; Bus Driver 12. George Allen Bagbey: Choral Club 10, 11; FFA 10, 11. Winnie W. Bagbey: FHA 11, 12. John Lewis Baptist: FFA 10, 11, 12; SCA Ex. Committee 11. Lucille Barnes: FHA 1 0, 1 1 , 1 2. Chuck Beam: Boys ' Monogram 10, 11, 12; SCA Ex. Com- mittee 11. Neal E. Blackwell: Band 10, 11, 12; Boys ' Monogram 10, 11, 12; Varsity Foot- ball 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 1 1 ; Stage band 10, 11, 12; Track 11. Kevin Blanks: Baseball 10; Boys ' Monogram 10, 11, 12; Prom Committee 11. Michael Dean Bowen: Beta Club 11; FFA 10, 11, 12; Executive Committee 12; Library Club 11, 12; Office Assistant 11,12; Projector Club 10, 11, 12; Prom Committee 11; SCA Representative 10. Troy Franklin Bowers: Varsity Basketball 11, 12; JV 10; Boys ' Mono- gram 11, 12; Choral Club 11, 12; FFA 12; Football Manager 10; Homecoming escort 10. Lee Brankley: Boys ' Monogram 10, 11, 12; Bus Driver 11, 12; FFA 10, 1 1 ; Varsity Foot- ball 11, 12; Pep Club 11, 12. John S. Briggs: Golden Link staff photographer 11, 12; Li- brary Club 10, 11, 12; Monitor staff photog- rapher 11, 12; Projector Club 10, 11, 12; Prom Committee 11. Wilbur Eugene Brown: Band 10, 11, 12; Choral Club 1 1 ; JV football 10; Industrial Arts Club 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 12; Prom Committee 11; Stage band 11, 12; Track 10. Christopher Bugg: Baseball 11, 12; Boys ' Monogram 12; Varsity football 12; JV 10. Bettye J. Bullock: Choral Club 11; FBLA 1 1 ; FHA 10, 11; Prom Committee 1 1 . Edward Bullock: FFA 10; Spanish Club 10. Mark Kimball Bullock; Baseball 10, 11, 12; best hitter 11; all district 11; Boys ' Monogram 11, 12; Class Officer 10; Varsity football 11, 12; most valuable player 12; JV 10; SCA Ex. Committee 10, Representative 10. Martha Bullock: FHA 10, 11, 12. Willie Earl Bullock: Band 1 0, 1 1 , 1 2; FFA 1 0, 1 1 , 1 2; Stage band 11 . People 117 Kathie Burton: FBLA 11; FHA 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 10. Donald Wayne Burwell: Choral Club 10, 11; FFA 1 0; Industrial Arts Club 1 1 ; Prom Committee 11. Elston Eugene Burwell: Choral Club 10; Drill Team 10; FFA 10; Honor Roll 12; Math-Science Conference 10. Portia Denise Burwell: Choral Club 12; Drama Club 12; Drill Team 10, 12; Pep Club 12; Prom Committee 11; Spanish Club 10. Anna Frances Butler: Band 10, 11; SCA Repre- sentative 12; Drama Club 12; French Club 10, 11, Secretary 11; Golden Link 10, 11, 12; Math-Science Conference 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 11, 12; Prom Comm. 1 1; Science Club 10, 11, Treasurer. Melody Jo Campbell: Varsity bas- ketball 11, manager 10; Girls ' Monogram 10, 11; Golden Link staff 10, 11; Pep Club 10, 11; Prom Committee 11. William David Carl- ton: FFA 11. Terry Lynn Cash: Drama Club 12; French Club 10; Honor Roll 12; Prom Committee 1 1; SCA Representative 12. Sandy Chase: Beta 10, 11, 12, Beta Delegate 11,12; French Club 11; Golden Link 12; Honor Graduate; Honor Roll 10, 11, 12. Wanda Faye Chewning: FHA 11, 12. Mary Frances Clark: Choral Club 11, 12; FHA 10, 11, 12; Honor Roll 12. Elizabeth Meeker Coleman: Beta 11, 12; French 10, 11, 12; Golden Link 12; Hon- or Roll 10, 11, 12; Junior Marshal 1 1 ; Prom Committee 11. Fay Alice Coleman: Choral Club 10, 11; FHA 10, 11, 12; Library Club 11, 12. Rebecca Rose Coleman: French Club 10; Golden Link 1 1 , 1 2; Prom Committee 1 1 . Barbara Coles: Varsity basketball 12, JV 10; Choral Club 10, 12; FHA 10, 1 1, 12. M. J. Colgate, Jr.: JV basketball 10; Boy ' s Mono- gram 10, 11, 12; Drama Club 12; Varsity football 12; Industrial Arts Club 12; Pep Club 10, 12; Prom Committee 1 1 ; Spanish Club 1 0. Shirley Ann Craddock: FHA 10, 11, 12. Car- son David Culley: Choral Club 10; FFA 10, 11, 12. Yolanda Dailey: Beta 1 2; Cheerleader 10; Choral Club 10; Class officer 12; Drama Club 12; FBLA 12; Gymnastics 12; Honor Roll 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 10, 12; SCA Repre- sentative 12. William Samuel Daniel: Band 10, 11, 12; Beta 12; French Club 10, 11; Golden Link 12; Homecoming Escort 11, 12; Honor Roll 10, 11, 12; Science Club 10, 11; Prom Committee 1 1 . Senior Timmy Nunn relaxes at the Beta Club Convention. Donald Wayne Burwell Anna Frances Butler Terry Lynn Cash Elston Eugene Burwell Melody Jo Campbell Sandy Chase Portia Denise Burwell William David Carlton Wanda Faye Chewning 118 People Seniors Strive To Pass Required Courses Mary Frances Clark Elizabeth Meeker Coleman Rebecca Rose Coleman M. J. Colgate, Jr. Brenda I. Coleman Fay Alice Coleman Barbara Coles Shirley Ann Craddock Yolanda Dailey Sam Daniel Grade Alice Davis People 119 This page sponsored by Marks-Runion Co. Foreign Student Enters Bluestone Helen Christine Davis Marion Dale Dunn Mike Elliott Sherry Fitz Larry B. Davis Jerry Elam Doretha E. Evans Bill Forlines Linda R. Day Darlene Elliott Terry Falls Susan Carol Fuller Carolyn Ann Fields Cynthia Gail Garner Frederick Finley Wanda Faye Garrett 120 People Emmette Ratliff dismisses school early. Thelma Gillispie Victor T. Greene Wayne Gravitt Rosa Mae Gregory Karen Greene Susan Elaine Hale Grade Alice Davis: class officer 10; F.H.A. 10, 1 1; Prom Committee 1;SCA Ex. Committee 10. Helen Christine Davis: Choral Club 10, 12; FHA 10, 12; SCA Representative 12. Larry B. Davis: FFA 10, 11. Linda R. Day: Beta 11, 12; Drama 12; Honor Roll 11, 12; Pep Club 10, 11; SCA Representative 10; Spanish Club 10, 11; Student Advisory Committee 12; Bi- ology Club 10, 11, 12. Harvey Driggs: Base- ball 10, 11; Boys ' Monogram 11, 12; Bus Driver 11, 12; FFA 10, 11, 12; Manager Foot- ball 10; Pep Club 12. Marion Dale Dunn: FHA 10, 11, 12. Darlene Elliott: Drama Club 12; FBLA 11; Pep Club 12. Mike Elliott: Choral Club 11; FFA 10, 11, 12. Doretha E. Evans: FHA 10, 11, 12. Terry Falls: Drama Club 12; French Club 10, 11, 12; Golden Link 12; Pep Club 12; Prom Committee 11. Carolyn Ann Fields: Choral Club 10, 11, 12; Class officer 12; FHA 10, 12; Office Assistant 12; Pep Club 10, 12; Prom Committee 11. Frederick Fin- ley: FFA 11. Sherry Fitz: Varsity basketball 10, 11, JV 10; Cheerleader 10; Drama Club 12; French Club 10, 11; Girls ' Monogram 10, 11, 12; Gymnastics 12; Pep Club 10, 11, 12; Prom Committee 11. Bill Forlines: Beta 10, 11, 12; Boys ' Monogram 10, 11, 12; French Club 10, 11; Junior Marshal 11; Monitor 10, 11, 12; Science Club 10, 11, 12. Susan Carol Fuller: Beta 11, 12; FBLA 12, Secretary; Honor Roll 10, 11, 12; Prom Committee 11. Cynthia Gail Garner: Guidance Assistant 12; Honor Roll 10; National Honor Society 10. Wanda Faye Garrett: Beta 11, 12, Vice-Presi- dent, President; Beta delegate 11; FHA 12, Secretary; French 10, Secretary; Guidance Assistant 12; Honor Roll 10, 11, 12; Junior Marshal 1 1 ; Office Assistant 1 1 ; Prom Committee 11; SCA Representative 10, 12. Thelma Gillispie: Cheerleader 12; Choral Club 10, 11, 12; Drama Club 12; French 12; Girls ' Monogram 12; Math-Science Conference 10; Pep Club 11, 12; SCA Representative 11. Wayne Gravitt: Beta 11; FFA 10, 11. Karen Greene: Drama Club 12; FBLA 11, 12; Golden Link 12. Victor T. Greene: Class Of- ficer 10, 11; FFA 11 , 12; Honor Roll 12; Industrial Arts Club 10, 11, 12; Prom Com- mittee 11. Rosa Mae Gregory: Choral Club 11, 12; FHA 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 12. Susan Elaine Hale: Beta 12; Choral Club 10, 11; Drama 12; Honor Roll 10, 11, 12; Monitor 10, 11; Prom Committee 1 1 ; Science Club 1 1 ; Who ' s Who in America Among High School Students 12. People 121 Thomas Harper; Band 10, 11, 12; FBLA 11, 12, Historian; Guidance Assistant 12; Perfect Atten- dance 10, 11. Richard Harris: Library Club 12; Pep Club 12. Brenda Gaye Hash: Beta 11, 12; Honor Graduate 12; Honor Roll 10, 11, 12. Annie Ree Hayes: Choral Club 10; FHA 10, 11, 12; Prom Committee 11. Irene Hayes: Choral Club 11, 12; FHA 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 12; Prom Committee 11. James Anthony Hayes: FFA 11; Masonry Club 10, 11; Prom Committee 11. Lorina Hayes: Varsity basketball 12; FFA 10, 11, 12; Girls ' Monogram 12. Roger Tracy Hayes: Choral Club 12; FFA 10, 11, 12; Projector Club 12; Prom Committee 11. Monty Hightower: Bus driver 11; FFA 10; Honor Roll 12. Brenda Coleman Hite: Honor Roll 12. Dale Hite: Baseball 10, 11, 12, Trophy 11; Boys ' Monogram 10, 11, 12; Class Officer 10; Float Committee 10; Pep Club 12; Prom Committee 11; SCA Representative 12. Danny Hite: Choral Club 11; FFA 10, 11. Danny Lee Hudson: FFA 10, 11, 12, Dennis Ray Hudson: Band 10, 11, 12; Stage Band 10, 11, 12. Thomas Wayne Hudson: Choral Club 10, 11; FFA 10, 11. Randy Inge: Baseball 10, 11; Boys ' Monogram 10, 11, 12; FFA 11. Paul Jaber: Boys ' Monogram 12; Float Committee 10; Varsity Football 12; Pep Club 11; Prom Com- mittee 11. Charles Monroe Jackson: FFA 10, 11, 12. Gail Cheryl Jackson: Beta Club 12; Cheerleader 10; 11, 12, Captain 12; Choral Club 12; Class Officer 10; Drama Club 12; FHA 12, Ex Com- mittee; French Club 10; Girls ' Monogram 10, 11, 12, Secretary 12; Golden Link 10, 11; Honor Roll 10, 11, 12; Math-Science Conference 10, 1 1 ; Moni- tor 10, 11, 12; Office Assistant 11, 12; Pep Club 10, 11, 12, President 11; Prom Committee 11; Who ' s Who in America Among High School Stu- dents 12; National Merit for Negro Students 12. Mark Jackson: Bus driver 11, 12; FFA 11, 12; Spanish Club 11. Alvin Johnson: Baseball 10, 11, 12; Varsity basketball 10, 11, 12; JV 10; Boys ' Monogram 11, 12; FFA 10, 11, 12; Varsity foot- ball 12, Honorable mention district 12; Pep Club 12. Carolyn Elaine Johnson: Drama 12; FHA 12; French Club 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 12; Prom com- mittee 11; Perfect attendance 10, 11, 12. Jon Johnson: Choral Club 11, 12; FHA 10, 11, 12; Homecoming Court 10; Pep Club 12; Prom Com- mittee 11. Sharon Marie Johnson: Beta 11, 12; FBLA 1 1 ; French Club 10; Golden Link 12; Honor Roll 10, 11, 12; Junior Marshall 11; Monitor 11, 12; Office Assistant 11; Prom Committee 1 1 ; SCA Representative 10. Chris Jones: FFA 10, 11, 12. Debra Faye Jones: Basketball scorekeeper 10, 11; FBLA 11; Honor Roll 10, 11, 12. Edward Carnell Jones: Band 10, 1 1 , 1 2; J V basketball 1 0, manager 1 1 ; Boys ' Monogram 1 0, 1 1 , 1 2, Vice-President 1 1 ; Bus Driver 11, 12; Drama Club 12; Varsity football 10, 11, 12; French Club 10, Vice-President 10; Homecoming Escort 11, Math-Science Conference 10, Third place 10, First place 1 1; Pep Club 11, 12; Prom Committee 1 1 ; SCA Representative 1 2; Stage Band 10, 11, 12. Floyzell Jones: Choral Club 12; FHA 10, 11, 12. James Steve Jones: Baseball 11, 12; Boys ' Monogram 11, 12; FFA 11; Float Com- mittee 10; Varsity football 12; Homecoming Es- cort 11; Pep Club 10, 12; Prom Committee 11; All-District football 12. Jennifer Constance Jones: Drama 12; French Club 10, 11, 12, Vice-President 1 2; Golden Link 10, 11, 12; Honor Roll 1 2; Math- Science Conference 10, 11; Pep Club 11, 12; Prom Committee 11; SCA Representative 11. Richard L. Jones: Boys ' Monogram 10, 11, 12; Bus driver 12; French Club 10, 11, 12, President 12; Honor Roll 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 11, 12; Prom Committee 1 1 ; Science Club 10; Track 10, 11. Steve D. Jones: FFA 10, 11, 12. Connie Julian: FHA 12, Ex. Committee 12; Library Club 12. Thomas Harper Annie Ree Hayes Monty Hightower Danny Hite Richard Harris Irene Hayes Brenda Coleman Hite Danny Lee Hudson Brenda Gaye Hash Roger Tracy Hayes Dale Hite Dennis Ray Hudson 122 People Seniors Anticipate End of School Year Gail Cheryl Jackson Sharon Marie Johnson James Steve Jones Thomas Wayne Hudson Mark Jackson Chris Jones Jennifer Constance Jones Randy Inge Alvin Johnson Debra Faye Jones Richard L. Jones Paul Jaber Carolyn Elaine Johnson Edward Carnell Jones Steve D. Jones Charles Monroe Jackson Jon Johnson Floyzell Jones Connie Julian People 123 Seniors Engage in Many Activities Mr. Burwell ' s senior homeroom wins third place in the Christmas-door contest. Susan Stumps and Rebecca Coleman work on Senior layouts. Mrs. Sutton awards Emily Roberts, Steve Patterson and Gail Jackson Letters of Commendati on for the NMSQT. Pam Keene Mary Angela Lewis Mac McClellan Rosa Lawrence Ray Long Cora V. Mallory Charles Alvin Lenhart Michael Lyons Sydner Lee Mallory 124 People Wanda Garrett and Barbara Thorpe initiate new Beta members. Ronnie Lee Mangum James Thomas Mason Linwood Dale Nelson Ivy J. Marrow Phyllis Elaine Morse Kenneth Nemeth John Mitchell Martin Charles Nelson Danny W. Newton Rosa Lawrence: Choral Club 10, 11, 12; FHA 10, 11, 12. Charles Alvin Lenhart: FFA 11, 12; In- dustrial Arts Club 10, 11. Mary Angela Lewis: Choral Club 11, FBLA 11, FHA 10. Ray Long: FFA 10, 11, 12. Michael Lyons: Bus driver 12; FFA 10, 11, 12; Industrial Arts Club 10, 11, 12. Mac McClellan: Band 10, JV basketball 1 1, Home- coming Escort 12; Prom Committee 11; SC A Rep- resentative 10. Cora V. Mallory: FHA 11; Honor Roll 12. Sydner Lee Mallory: Choral Club 10, 12; FFA 10, 11, 12, Ex. Committee; Honor Roll 12. Ronnie Lee Mangum: Varsity football 10; Spanish Club 11. Ivy J. Marrow: Varsity basketball 10, 12; FBLA 12; FHA 10, 11, 12; Girls ' Monogram 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 12; Science Club 10. John Mitchell Martin: Library Club 10, 11, 12. James Thomas Mason: Choral Club 1 1 ; Drama 1 2; Golden Link 10, 11; Pep Club 12; Prom Committee 11. Connie L. Morris: Drama 12; Drama 12; French Club 10, 11, 12; Monitor 12; Science Club 11; Spanish Club 12. Phyllis Elaine Morse: Manager basketball 1 1 ; Cheerleader 10, 11, 12; Choral Club 12; Drama Club 12; FHA 10, 1 1; Float Committee 10; Girls ' Monogram 10, 11, 12; Honor Roll 12; Library Club 12; Pep Club 10, 11, 12; Prom Committee 11, Student Advisory Committee 12. Charles Nelson: FFA 12. Linwood Dale Nelson: Choral Club 10; FFA 11, 12; Industrial Arts Club 11. Kenneth Nemeth: Honor Roll 12; SCA Rep- resentative 10. Danny W. Newton: Band 10; FFA 12; Stage Band 10, 11. People 125 Karen Marie Nichols: FBLA 11; Honor Roll 12. Donna Marie Nunn; Beta 11, 12; Honor Roll 12. Timothy B. Nunn: Beta 11, 12, Convention 11, Honor graduate 12, Honor Roll 10, 11, 12; SCA Representative 12; Science Club 11. Betty Swoope O ' Brien: Drama 12; Golden Link 10, 1 1 ; Pep Club 10, 11; Prom Committee 11. Josephine Osborne: Choral Club 10, 11, 12; FHA 10, 11, 12; Honor Roll 10, 12. Stephen B. Patterson: Beta 11, 12, Reporter 12; French Club 10, 11; Homecoming Escort 12; Honor graduate 12; Honor Roll 10, 11, 12; Junior Marshal 11; Monitor 10, 11, 12, Assis- tant Editor 11, Editor 12; SCA Vice-President 11, President 12; SCA Representative 10, 11, 12; Spanish Club 11. Joyce La Verne Pettus: Choral Club 1 0; Drill Team 1 2; FHA 1 0, 1 1 , 1 2; Pep Club 12; Prom Committee 11; Spanish Club 12. John Edward Piercy: Basketball manager 10, 11, 12; Masonry Club 10, 11, 12; Prom Committee 11. Donna Pool: Homecoming Court 10, 11, 12, Queen 12. Honor Roll 12 ' ; Prom Committee 11. George Powell: Band 10; JV Basketball 11; Bus Driver 11; Choral Club 11; Varsity football 10; Masonry Club 10, 11; Prom Committee 11; Boys ' Monogram 10, 11, 12. Alan J. Pruett: Baseball 10, 11, 12; JV Basketball 10; Boys ' Monogram 10, 11, 12; Varsity football 10, 11, 12; Honor Roll 12; Prom Committee 1 1. Pamela Diane Pulliam: Choral Club 10, 11; FHA 10, 11; Prom Committee 11. Patti Diane Queen: Drill Team 12; FHA 12, Office Assistant 12. Janet Rainey: Choral Club 10; FHA 1 0, 1 1 , 1 2, Officer 1 0, 1 1 . Karen Marie Nichols Betty Swoope O ' Brien Donna Marie Nunn Josephine Osborne Timothy B. Nunn Stephen B. Patterson Seniors Neal Blackwell and Steve Wilkins take the gas shortage seriously. 126 People This page sponsored by O ' Brien Drug Co. Seniors Are Active Club Members Bill Forlines stirs the brew as Mr. Campbell looks on. Joyce La Verne Pettus George Powell Alan J. Pruett Patti Diane Queen Donna Pool Mike Powell Pamela Diane Pulliam Janet Rainey Sam Daniel brushes up for Beta Club convention. People 127 Seniors Put Their Spare Time To Good Use Tommy Ramsey Lynda L. Richardson Lucinda Ann Roberts Barbara Jean Robinson Emmette Ratliff Joanne Riggins JoAnne Robertson Rebecca Rogers William Andy Reebals Emily Rosetta Roberts Nadine R. Robinette Mary Howerton Royster Senior Susan Hale practices for drama presentation Room 222 128 People Celestine Salley Clara Christine Salley George Satterfield Linda Shearin Jennie Vernice Simmons Mary Ellen Skipwith Debra Elaine Sandifer Helen L. Simmons Tony Smiley Mr. Owens instructs Andy Reebals and James Mason in the use of a planer. Emmette Ratliff: Varsity Basketball 10, 11; FFA 10, 11, 12. William Andy Reebals: FFA 10, 11, 12; Honor Roll 12; Industrial Arts Club 12. Lynda L. Richardson: Drama Club 12; Drill Team 12; FHA 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 12; Choral Club 12. Joanne Riggins: FHA 10, 11, 12, Ex. Committee 10. Emily Rosetta Roberts: Beta 1 1 , 1 2; FBLA 1 1 , 1 2, Vice-President 12; Golden Link 12; Honor Roll 10, 11, 12, Junior Marshal 11; Monitor 11, 12; SCA Representative 12, Spanish Club 11; FHA Crisco Award 11; 1973 Rural Youth Tour Delegate 11. Lucinda Ann Roberts: Drill Team 12; French Club 1 1 , Golden Link 1 1 ; Guidance Assistant 1 2; Home- coming Court 11, 12; Honor Roll. JoAnne Robert- son: Varsity basketball 1 0, 1 1 ; Choral Club 11,12; Girls ' Monogram 10, 11; Honor Roll 10, 11; Prom Committee 1 1 ; SCA Representative 11, 12; Perfect Attendance 10, 11. Nadine R. Robinette; FHA 10. Barbara Jean Robinson: Beta 11, 12; Float Com- mittee 10; French Club 10, 11, 12, Treasurer 10, 12, Vice-President 11; Homecoming Court 11, 12; Honor Roll 1 0, 1 1 , 1 2; Junior Marshal 1 1 , Monitor 12, Office Assistant 12; Pep Club 10; Prom Com- mittee 11. Rebecca Rogers: FHA 12. Mary Hower- ton Royster: Choral Club 10; Class officer 10; FHA 11; French Club 10; Math-Science Confer- ence 10, Pep Club 10. Celestine Salley; Choral Club 10, 11, 12; FHA 10, 11, 12. Clara Christine Salley: FHA 10, 11; Prom Committee 11. Debra Elaine Sandifer; Band 10, 11. George Satterfield: Baseball 11, 12; Boys ' Monogram 11, 1 2, T reasurer 12; FFA 11; Homecoming Escort 11, 12; Spanish Club 10, 11, 12. Helen L. Simmons: FHA 10, 11, 12; Library Club 12; Pep Club 12; Prom Com- mittee 11; SCA Representative 10. Jennie Vernice Simmons: FHA 10, 11, 12. Mary Ellen Skipwith: Golden Link 11, 12; Honor Roll 12; Prom Com- mittee 1 1. Tony Smiley: Choral Club 1 1 ; FFA 10, 11 . People 129 Brenda Sharon Smith: FHA 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 10. Donald Edward Smith: FFA 11, 12. James Smith: FFA 10, 11, 12. Mable Sue Smith: Choral Club 12. Mack C. Smith, Jr.: Choral Club 11; FFA 10, 11, 12; Varsity football 1 1 , JV 10; Honor Roll 12; Industrial Arts Club 10. Maggie Diana Smith: Choral Club 10, 11, 12; FHA 12. Michael Smith: Band 10, 11, 12, Stage band 10, 11, 12; Beta Club 12; Boys ' Monogram 10, 11, 12; Choral Club 11; Honor Roll 11, 12; Industrial Arts Club 10, 11, 12. Walter Spain: Boys ' Monogram 10, 11, 12; Varsity football 11, 12; Industrial Arts Club 1 1 ; Track 10, 11, 12, Captain 11. Barbara Louise Spencer: Choral Club 10, 11, 12; FHA 10, 11, 12. Emma- lene Stroble: Choral Club 10, 1 1 , 1 2; FHA 1 0, 1 1 , 12, Susan Fern Stumps: Cheerleader 10, 11, 12; Choral Club 11, Float Committee 10, Girls ' Mono- gram 10, 11, 12; Golden Link 12; Homecoming Court 12; Honor Roll 11; Pep Club 10, 11, 12; Prom Committee 11; Spanish Club 10. Steve Styers: Varsity basketball 11; Beta 11, 12; Boys ' Monogram 11, 12, President 12; Varsity football 10, 11, 12, Co-captain 12,11 0% Award 11; Honor Roll 10, 11, 12; SCA Ex. Committee, Treasurer; SCA Representative 11; Track 11; Baseball 11. Calvin Edward Terry: Choral Club 1 1 ; FFA 10, 11, 12. Ellen S. Terry: FHA 10, 11; Prom Committee 11; Spanish Club 11. Roger Terry: Beta 11, 12; Drama 10, 12; French 10, 11; Golden Link 10, 11, 12; Library Club 10, 11, 12; Math-Science Con- ference 10, 11; Monitor 10, 11, 12; Office Assis- tant 12; Prom Committee 11. Billy Lee Thompson: FFA 10, 11. Deloris Diane Thompson: FHA 10. Lottie Marie Thompson: Choral Club 10, 11, 12; FHA 10, 11, 12. Kathy Ann Thornton: Score- keeper basketball 10; JV Cheerleader 10; Choral Club 10; Class Officer 10; FHA 10; French Club 10, 11; Girls ' Monogram 10; Gymnastics 11; Head marshal 10, Spanish Club 10. Barbara Jean Thorpe: Beta 11, 12, Senior member at large; French Club 10, 12; Golden Link Assistant Editor 11, Editor 12; Guidance Assistant 11; Honor Graduate 12; Honor Roll 10, 11, 12; Office Assistant 12; Prom Committee 11; SCA Representative 12; Science Club Vice-president 1 1 , Who ' s Who 1 2. Senior girls and escorts socialize during the prom. Brenda Sharon Smith Mack C. Smith, Jr. Walter Spain James Smith Maggie Diana Smith Barbara Louise Spencer Mable Sue Smith Michael Smith Emmaline Stroble 130 People Gail Jackson and Ed Jones rehearse for drama production Room Sherry Fitz works on a project in art class. 222 . Seniors Display Talents Through Participation Susan Fern Stumps Cynthia Denise Thomas Steve Styers Billy Lee Thompson Raejean Taylor Deloris Diane Thompson Calvin Edward Terry Lottie Marie Thompson Roger Terry Barbara Jean Thorpe People 131 Seniors Perform In ' Room 222 ' Production Martin Orren Tjossem Vicky Ann Tucker Joebert Edward White Robert T. Toombs Patricia Van Hoy Lindsey H. White, Jr. Martha Ann Townes Helen Hope Walker Jimmy Wilkerson Milton Keith Tuck James Thomas Walker Steve Wilkins Kenneth Tucker Marshall Whitaker Thornton Herbert Wilkins, Jr. Edward Jones, Gail Jackson, and Susan Hale converse during a luncheon in the production “Room 222 . 132 People Charles H. Willis Dennis Lee Wilson Margaret Ellen Woltz Beverly Joanna Wood Bruce Wright Nancy Wright Marilyn Wilson Beverly A. Wright W. A. Yancey Harvey Driggs protests listening to O. B. Crowder ' s class. Martin Orren Tjossem: FFA 11; Honor Roll 10, 11, 12; Latin Club 10. Robert T. Toombs: Band 10, 11, 12; FFA 11; Stage Band 11, 12. Alveria Townes: Varsity Basketball 11, 12, Captain; FHA 11, 12; Girls ' Monogram 11, 12; Prom Committee 1 1 . Martha Ann Townes: Choral Club 11, 12; FHA 10, 11, 12. Dennis M. Tucker: JV Basketball 10; Boys ' Monogram 10, 11, 12; Varsity Football 10, 11, 12. Milton Keith Tuck: FFA 10, 11, 12; In- dustrial Arts Club 10, 11; Library Club 10. Vicky Ann Tucker: Drama 10, 12; FHA 10, 11; French Club 10, 11, 12, Secretary 12; Guidance Assistant 10; Honor Roll 10, 11, 12; Library 10; Office Assistant 11; Pep Club 11, 12; Prom Committee 11; SCA Representative 10. Mike Turner: FFA 10, 11, 12. Patricia Van Hoy: Band Secretary; Choral Club 10, 11, Girls ' Ensemble; FBLA 11, 12, Secre- tary; Float Committee 10; French Club 10; Golden Link 11, 12; Pep Club 10; Prom Committee 11; SCA Ex Committee 10, 11, Reporter 11, Vice- President 10, SCA Representative 10, 11; Spanish Club 11; Stage Band 11, 12; Student Advisory Committee 12. Helen Hope Walker: Guidance Assistant 11; Prom Committee 11. James Thomas Walker: FFA 11, 12; Honor Roll 10; Industrial Arts Club 10, 11, 12. Marshall Whitaker: Band 10; Boys ' Monogram 10, 11, 12; FFA 10, 11; In- dustrial Arts Club 10, 11, 12; Track 10. Joebert Edward White: Boys ' Monogram 10, 11, 12; Bus Driver 11, 12; FFA 11, 12; Float Committee 10; Pep Club 11, 12; Track 10, 11, 12. Lindsey H. White, Jr.: Manager Basketball; Projector Club 10; Prom Committee 1. Jimmy Wilkerson: Band 11; Stage Band 1 1 ; Who ' s Who 12. Steve Wilkins: Base- ball 11; Boys ' Monogram 11, 12; Varsity Football 11; Track 10, 11. Thornton Herbert Wilkins, Jr.: Choral Club 11, 12; FFA 10, 11, 12; Projector Club 12. Charles H. Willis: Choral Club 11; FHA 10, 11; Prom Committee 11. Dennis Lee Wilson: FFA 10, 11, 12, Vice-President, President, State FFA Treasurer. Marilyn Wilson: FHA 10, 11, Treasurer 10; Prom Committee 11. Margaret Ellen Woltz: FBLA 11, 12; FHA 10; Golden Link 12; Prom Committee 1 1 . Beverly Joanna Wood: Beta Club 10, 11, 12, Treasurer 11, Secretary 12; Float Committee 10; French Club 10, 11, 12, President 10, 11; Golden Link Copy Editor 1 2; Honor Grad- uate 12; Honor Roll 10, 11, 12; Junior Marshal 11; Math-Science Conference 10; Science Club 11; Chemistry Work Shop 11; Who ' s Who 12. Beverly A. Wright: Choral Club 12; Drill Team 12; FHA 10, 11, 12; Honor Roll 10; Pep Club 12; Prom Committee 11; SCA Representative 12. Bruce Wright: Homecoming Escort 12. Nancy Wright: FHA 10, 11, 12. W. A. Yancey: Bus Driver 12; FFA 10, 11. People 133 Juniors Take On New Perspectives The Junior Class of 1973 — 74 started off the year with great expectations of upcoming events. Expectations were fulfilled by a very successful cookie sale, profiting $1200 for the Jr. — Sr. Prom. With part of the money earned, the Juniors ' attention was then focused on happenings leading up to their special event. Ideas were circulated and decisions were made and the prom was on its way. With the receiving of class rings in January, many Juniors suddenly realized that graduation was only a year or so away. With that thought in mind, they seemingly saw Bluestone in a new perspective. Wanda Allen delivers SC A campaign speech. Gerald Allen Sheila Allen Wanda Allen Carol Anderson Joyce Ashby Alton Atkins Kathy Bacon Larry Bacon Joan Bailey Joyce Bailey Elizabeth Baker Rosa Baptist Debra Barnes Peggy Barnett Gary Baskerville Willie Baskerville Karen Bass Cathy Beacham Mildred Bigger Becky Boswell Mary Boswell Emma Boyd Gloria Brown Cindy Bruce 134 People Jacquetta Brummel Julie Buchanan Larry Buchanan Pam Buchanan Bessie Bullock Delores Burton Joyce Camp Martha Campbell Barry Carter Pam Car ter Paul Carter Marsha Clark Jeannie Clay Dale Coghill Benny Coleman Dennis Coles Mark Colgate Joyce Ann Collins Lyle Costello Julie Crowe Baxter Crump Carol Crute Ted Dalton Tijuana Darden Rebecca Davis Ronnie Davis Wilfred Day Douglas Dayberry Scott Diamond Desi Downey Tommy Harris and Billy Pittard amuse themselves while con- Junior table displays a conglomeration of books, food, and hungry faces, ducting a chemistry experiment. People 135 Juniors Receive Past Senior Privilege For the first time. Juniors receive class rings before their Senior year. Sharon Ehrhardt James Evans Ann Fitzgerald Linda Foster Doug Fuller Peggy Gall ion Jackie Garrett Catherine Gayles Maxine Gayles Glen Gillispie Karen Green Frank Greene Gloria Greene Kay Gregory Thomas Gregory William Gregory Nannie Hardy Andy Hargrove Buck Hargrove Linda Harper Edith Harris Mike Harris Patricia Harris Tommy Harris 136 People Denise Hawkins Linda Hayes Tim Hayes Blanche Hilliard Jerry Hilliard Luther Hilliard Rosa Hilliard Peggy Hipps Anna Hite Larry Hite Arlene Howerton John Howerton Sheree Hughes Clarence Hutchins Anthony Jaber Charles Jackson Ashley Johnson Charles Jones Barry Jordan Rudy Jordan Darlene Keeton Linda Keeton Christine King Sharon Kizer Christy Lawson Sharon Lawson Dean Lenhart Ronnie Lenhart Rose Lewis Steve Lindsey Wesley Lipscomb Curtis Mangum Kim Marks Mary Jean McClellan Steve Miller Danny Nelson Wayne Nelson William Newman Carl Newton Shelby Newton Sheryll Newton Diane Nichols People 137 Karen Green nervously makes a speech in English class. Bim Scott races through a time writing. Martha Nicholson Ann Oettinger Joyce Oliver Wallace Osborne Gena Overby Frankie Owen Cindy Owens Billy Pittard Jerry Poole Kelly Puryear Roger Puryear Tommy Puryear Gray Ramsey Calvin Revis Carolyn Roberts Robert Roberts Wanda Rogers Wayne Rutledge Bim Scott Diane Seay Joyce Shearin Beverly Shelton Lucy Simmons Sadie Simmons Janet Sizemore Martha Sizemore Rosa Skipwith Brenda Smith Susie Smith Stanley Stovall 138 People Juniors Prove To Be Studious And Hard-Working James Sullivan Don Talley Benny Taylor Earl Terry Althea Thomas Danny Thompson Scott Thompson Chuck Tillotson Susan Tillotson Robin Tolley Ivy T ucker Pam T ucker Sharon Tucker Irene Walker Donna Wallace Larry West Tim West Susan Wiley Garrett Williams Joan Williams Rita Williamson Brenda Wilson Lin Winn Shirley Winn Wanda Rogers refers to her book for help. Kathey Bacon and Cathy Beacham work hard as they cheer for the Barons. People 1 39 Sophomores Overcome Usual Problems Even though they were a little nervous at first, the sophomores were full of life and adjusted terrifically to their new school. They had the usual problems, such as confusing their schedules and getting lost. They got lost due to the fact that the plan of BSHS is the exact opposite of BJHS. However, none of these problems held the sopho- mores back. The sophomores were eager to join many clubs. Many became members of the Golden Link Staff and Monitor Staff. Others joined the FFA, FHA, FBLA, Biology Club, Pep Club, the Band and all kinds of sports. The sophomores enjoyed their first year at BSHS, but towards the end of the school term, they became excited about becoming juniors. Sophomores find time to dream in Biology class. Rolinda Alexander Curtis Ashworth Rufus Atkins Bill Baker Joyce Barnette Alan Bass Harold Beck Steve Blanks Russell Bookman Dyke Bowan Charlestine Bowers Kathy Brankley Keith Brankley David Brogdon Cheryl Brown Dianne Burwell Katherine Burwell Allen Butler III Beverly Carey Charlotte Clark Ronnie Clary Ronald Cobbins Teresa Cole Laura Coleman Rosa Coles Betsy Collier Irene Cook Wanda Cooke Gary Cox Ed Crowder Betty Crute Shelia Daniel Betty Davis Tim Dayton Betty Delinger Willow Dokes Chris Drozdowicz Cindy Duckworth Duke Edmonds Barbara Evans Debra Falls Lance Fuller Sallie Fuller Richard Gayles Cindy Gilbert 140 People Theresa Glasscock Caroiyf Goode Curtis Goode Shan Gould Bill Grainger Joyce Greene Cheryl Hand Kathryn Hardy Juanita Hargrove Milton Hargrove R icky Harmen Joann Harris Mitzi Harris Moe Harris I rma Hatcher Kendall Hayes Ronald C. Hayes Theresa Hayes Bernard Henderson Cheryl H iie Janice Howell Lisa Howerton Lonnie Howerton John Hudson Ann Hughes Loretta Jeffress Barbara Johnson Sophomores await the cheering and clapping of a Bluestone Pep Rally. People 141 Sophomores Find Time For Work And Play Barbara Marrow Sandy McFall Bill McWhite Mike Morgan Keith Morrison Brenda Morse Anabelle Moseley Doris Moseley Audrey Mosley Sharon Newcomb Linda Newcombe Len Nunn Curtis Oliver Everett Oliver Phyllis Oliver Debbie Owen Dawn Pearce Estelle Pettus Jerry Phillips Sue Ann Poore Sarah Powell Sandra Price Mary Propst Phyllis Rainey Isabelle Reed Bobby R iggans M ichael R iggins Theresa R iggins Mary Roberts Donnie Robinette Chuck Rockwell Tommy Rogers Jo Ann Royster Gerald Rubin Barbara Rushton Rachel Salley Connie Seamans Audrey Simmons Greg Sizemore Craig Sk ipwith Ethel Skipwith Susan Smiley Carolyn Smith Charles Smith Pam Smith The Sophomore girls warm up in P.E. 142 People Ruby Smith Sandy Smith Walter Smith Kathy Stembridge Gayle Stephens Willie Stewart Shirley Stroble David Strum Adam Sutphin Walter Talley Betty Terry Michael Terry William Terry Alvin Thames Ann Thomas Yolanda Thomas Marie Thornton Wanda Thorpe Barbara Tisdale Linda Toombs Doretha Townes Vincent Townes Harold Tucker Elizabeth Tucker Marie Tucker Ricky Tucker Susan T ucker Susan Turnbull Bill Tyler Kathy Vaughan Bonnie Wade Mildred Walker Timothy Wallace Tim Ward Eddie Watk ins Brenda West Keith Weston Elaine Wilkerson Delores Williams Cindy Wilson Janet Wilson Sandra Wilson Shirley Winn Dovell Wood Janice Wood I People 143 Although Customs And Ideas Change . . . 144 Closing This Page, Top; Students enjoy the Homecoming Dance. Bottom: Gary Baskerville suffers a hard blow as two Bulldog tacklers force him to the ground. Opposite Page, Top Left: Barons strive to win a victory for Bluestone. Top Right: Students strive to express themselves through participation in various classes. Bottom: Bill Baker leans on the blackboard for moral support as he gives Mrs. Rucker his oral book report. . . . Students Remain Essentially The Same Closing 145 Index Adcock, Donald 71 , 73, 1 1 6 Alexander, Lessie 20, 21 Alexander, Rolinda 68, 70, 140 Allen, Carolyn 59, 70, 1 16 Allen, Carroll 73, 102, 116 Allen, Gerald 71, 134 Allen, Nancy 102 Allen, Sheila 1 34 Allen, Wanda 63, 67, 68, 78, 134 Anderson, Carol Ann 64, 67, 68, 76, 134 Archer, Mr. 1 1 Archer, Mrs. Harriet 7,11, 24, 70 Ashby, Joyce Ann 134 Ashworth, Curtis 71, 140 Atkins, Alton 134 Atkins, Rufus 140 Aye, Danny 1 1 6 Bacon, Kathy 31 , 44, 56, 63, 64, 1 34, 1 39 Bacon, Larry 36, 56, 64, 94, 134 Bagbey, George 1 1 6 Bagbey, Winnie W. 1 16 Bailey, Joan 61 , 63, 1 34 Bailey, Joyce Ann 68, 134 Baker, Liz 64, 67, 78, 134 Baker, Mr. William 6, 25, 29, 78, 79 Baker, Bill 63, 64, 140, 145 Ballard, Debi Ballough, Mrs. Teresa 6, 97 Band 58 Baptist, James Baptist, John 71 Baptist, Rosa 70, 78, 134 Baptist, Roscoe 49, 71 Barnes, Deborah 52, 59, 61, 70, 134 Barnes, Jean 56 Barnes, Lucille 1 1 6 Barnette, Joyce E. 59, 61 , 64, 70, 1 40 Barnette, Peggy 70, 134 Baskerville, Gary 39, 41, 43, 56, 63, 64, 66, 79, 134, 144 Baskerville, Willie 64, 95, 1 34 Bass, Karen 64, 66, 80, 134 Bass, Allen 140 Beacham, Cathy 31, 44, 56, 64, 67, 80, 134, 139 Beam, Chuck 21 , 41 , 43, 56, 1 1 6 Beck, Harold D. Jr. 58, 140 Benjamin, Gerald Beta Club 80-1 Bigger, Mildred 59, 134 Biology Club 75 Blackwell, Miss Brenda 61, 68 Blackwell, Neal 36, 41 , 43, 56, 58, 84, 1 1 6, 1 26 Bland, Joan 14 Blane, Mr. Edward 29 Blanks, Kevin 56, 1 1 6 Blanks, Steve 71 , 140 Bookman, Russell 140 Boswell, Mary R. 59, 70, 134 Boswell, Rebecca A. 64, 66, 80, 134 Bowen, Dwight 140 Bowen, Michael 71, 116 Bowers, Charlestine 61, 68, 78, 140 Bowers, James Bowers, Troy 46, 59, 64, 7 1 , 72, 1 1 6 Boyd, Emma 70, 1 34 Boyd, Haywood 56, 71 Boyd, Nannie 70 Brandon, Eugene 56 Brankley, Lee 41 , 56, 94, 1 16 Brankley, Kathy 56, 58, 60, 68, 140 Brankley, Keith 140 Brewer, Roy 71 , 116 Briggs, John 28, 66, 67, 116 Briggs, Mrs. 103 Brogdon, Carolyn Brogdon, David 140 Brooks” 17, 102 Brown, Cheryl 61, 70, 140 Brown, Gloria 52, 56, 70, 134 Brown, Wilbur 58, 95, 1 1 6 Bruce, Cindy 68, 1 34 Brummell, Jacq uetta 135 Buchanan, Julie 56, 58, 60, 1 35 Buchanan, Larry 71, 135 Buchanan, Pamela 56, 58, 60, 78, 135 Buchanan, Mr. Mrs. Stuart 1 1 Bugg, Chris 39, 41 , 43, 1 17 Bullock, Bessie 70, 135 Bullock, Bettye 1 1 7 Bullock, Edward 59, 71 , 117 Bullock, Mark 30, 39, 40, 41 , 42, 43, 56, 1 1 7 Bullock, Martha 70, 1 1 7 Bullock, Willie 1 1 7 Burton, Deloris 62, 64, 75, 135 Burton, Kathie Burwell, Donald 21, 118 Burwell, Elston 1 1 8 Burwell, Dianne 59, 60, 140 Burwell, George 71 Burwell, Katherine 59, 70, 140 Burwell, Portia 59, 61 , 64, 1 1 8 Bus Drivers 73 Butler, Anna 7, 64, 67, 78, 118, 128 Butler III, Allen 63, 64, 140 Camp, Joyce Ann 135 Campbell, Doyle 1 27 Campbell, Martha 135 Campbell, Melody 56, 1 18 Carey, Beverley 63, 140 Carlton, Billy 1 18 Carrington, Calvin 146 Index Index Carter, Barry 41 , 135 Carter, Danny 71 Carter, Iva 102 Carter, Pamela 135 Carter, Paul 1 35 Cash, Terry 78, 118 Chase, Sandy 80, 1 1 8 Chewning, Wanda 118 Choral Club 59 Clark, Charolotte 70, 140 Clark, Marsha 63, 64, 75, 135 Clark, Mary 59, 70, 1 19 Clary, Ronnie 41, 43, 63, 140 Clay, Jeannie 68, 70, 1 35 Cobbins, Ronald 140 Coghill, Dale 1 35 Cole, Kirk 41, 43 Cole, Teresa 52, 56, 66, 140 Coleman, Bennie 71, 135 Coleman, Brenda 70, 1 19 Coleman, Liza 64, 67, 80, 1 19 Coleman, Fay Patricia Coleman, Faye Alice 70, 1 19 Coleman, Gene 1 0 Coleman, Laura 64, 76, 140, 142 Coleman, Rebecca 67, 119, 124 Coles, Barbara 52, 1 1 9 Coles, Dennis 59, 71, 135 Coles, Rosa 52, 70, 140 Colegate, M. J. 41 , 43, 1 1 9 Colegate, Mark 41 , 43, 1 35 Collier, Betsy 61, 63, 69, 140 Collins, Joyce Ann 70, 1 35 Compton, Edward G. 71 Conner, Mr. Walter 14 Cook, Irene 140 Cook, Wanda 140 Costello, Lyle 71, 72, 135 Cox, Garry 71, 140 Craddock, Shirley 70, 1 19 Crews, Mrs. 27, 1 03 Crowder, Mrs. Betty 13 Crowder, Mr. Donnie 1 1 , 1 3, 41 , 56 Crowder, Ed 40, 41 , 43, 1 40 Crowe, Julie 63, 88, 135 Crump, Baxter 1 35 Crute, Betty 140 Crute, Carol 62, 78, 80, 135 Culley, Carson 71 Crutchfield, Deborah Daily, Yoland 64, 68, 76, 80, 1 19 Dalton, Ted 71, 135 Daniel, Leonard L. Daniel, Sheila 140 Daniel, Sam 1 6, 25, 28, 67, 80, 1 1 9, 1 27 Daniels, James 59, 71 Darden, Tijuana 59, 64, 135 Davis, Barry Davis, Betty 140 Davis, Gracie 20, 21 , 70, 1 1 9 Davis, Helen 59, 70, 120 Davis, Larry 1 20 Davis, Mario Davis, Myrion 1 35 Davis, Ronnie 39, 135 Day, Linda 75, 89, 80, 1 20 Day, Wilfred 71 , 135 Dayberry, Douglas 64, 66, 67, 75, 80, 96, 135 Dayton, Tim 58, 66, 140 Dellinger, Betty 140 Diamond, Scott 41 , 43, 63, 1 35 Dodson, Reginald 37 Dokes, Willo 58, 66, 70, 140 Downey, Desi 39, 41 , 43, 63, 73, 1 35 Downey, Ellis Dramatics Club 64 Driggs, Harvey 39,56,71,73,133 Drill Team Drozdowicz, Chris 41, 43, 140 Duckworth, Cindy 63, 64, 140 Duckworth, Stanley Duncan, Reginald 71 Dunn, Marion 1 20 Dunn, Michael 71 Edmonds, Duke 41, 71, 140 Ehrhardt, Sharon 64, 136 Elam, Jerry 73, 1 20 Elliott, Darlene 1 20 Elliott, Mike 120 Evans, Barbara 140 Evans, Doretha 70, 120 Evans, James 71 , 136 Falls, Debra 70, 140 Falls, Terry 62, 64, 67, 120 FBLA 68, 69 Ferrell, Mrs. Linda 6, 74, 103 FFA 71 FHA 70 Fields, Carolyn 59, 64, 70, 74, 120 Finley, Frederick 1 20 Fitz, Sherry 56, 64, 76, 96, 120, 131 Fitzgerald, Ann 64, 67, 80, 136 Forlines, Bill 56, 66, 80, 120, 127 Foster, Linda 1 , 63, 1 36 French Club 62 Fuller, Douglas 71 , 136 Fuller, Lance 71 , 140 Fuller, Sallie 59, 70, 140 Fuller, Susan 68, 80, 120 Gallion, Peggy 64, 66, 136 Index 147 Index Garner, Cynthi a 74, 120 Garner, Wesley 78 Garrett, Jackie 66, 1 36 Garrett, Wanda 54, 70, 74, 78, 80, 81, 120, 125 Gayles, Catherine 70, 136 Gayles, Maxine 70, 136 Gayles, Richard 140 Gilbert, Cindy 64, 140 Gillispie, Glen 80, 1 36 Gillispie, Thelma 32, 44, 45, 56, 59, 64, 70, 121 Glasscock, Mrs. Linda 78, 92, 93 Glasscock, Theresa 70, 141 Golden Link 67 Goode, Carnell 46, 59, 64, 71 Goode, Carolyn 52, 56, 141 Goode, Curtis 141 Goode, Gail Gould, Shari 31, 44, 56, 141 Grainger, Bill 141 Gravitt, Wayne 1 21 Green, Karen 1 36 Greene, Frank 64, 68, 75, 78, 136 Greene, Gloria 44, 56, 68, 136 Greene, Joyce 59, 70, 141 Greene, Karen 64, 67, 68, 121, 138 Greene, Victor 29, 71, 121 Gregory, Kay 136 Gregory, Rosa 59, 70, 121 Gregory, Thomas 136 Gregory, William C. 80, 136 Gregory, William L. Gymnastics 76-77 Hale, Susan 64, 80, 121, 128, 132 Hall Monitors 72 Hand, Cheryl 64, 79, 141 Hankey, Evelyn 16, 66 Hardy, Kathryn 64, 76, 141 Hardy, Nannie 70, 136 Hargrove, Andy 1 36 Hargrove, Juanita 59, 68, 75, 78, 141 Hargrove, Milton 59, 141 Hargrove, Shirley 58, 136 Harmon, Ricky 141 Harper, Linda 52, 56, 59, 61, 65, 67, 70, 136 Harper, Thomas 1 5, 58, 68, 74, 1 1 7, 1 22 Harris, Edith 70, 1 36 Harris, Harold Jr. 1 36 Harris, Irene 70 Harris, Joanne 52, 56, 141 Harris, Mike 71, 75, 136 Harris, Mitzi 52, 56, 64, 141 Harris, Moe 141 Harris, Patricia 61, 68, 78, 136 Harris, Richard 1 22 Harris, Roger 71 Harris, Tommy 56, 66 Harris, William Jr. 71 Harvey, Robert Hash, Brenda 122 Hatcher, Irma 61, 141 Hawkins, Denise 137 Hayes, Annie 1 22 Hayes, Donald 22 Hayes, Garland Hayes, Irene 59, 64, 122 Hayes, James Hayes, Kendall 141 Hayes, Linda 63, 66, 70, 137 Hayes, Lorina 52, 56, 70 Hayes, Roger 59, 122 Hayes, Ronald 51, 141 Hayes, Theresa 63, 141 Hayes, Timothy 66, 137 Hayles, Richard 58 Hedgepeth, Mr. Mike 41 Henderson, Barbara Henderson, Bernard 141 Henderson, Fred Henderson, Freddie Hester, Mr. Jerome 71 Hester, Marsha Hicks, Clarence 71 Hightower, Monty 122 Hilliard, Blanche 68, 70, 137 Hilliard, Clyde Hilliard, Rosa 68 Hilliard, Jerry 36, 46, 47, 49, 137 Hilliard, Luther D. 1 37 Hipps, Peggy 59, 70, 137 Hite, Anna 59, 70, 137 Hite, Brenda C. 22, 122 Hite, Cheryl 141 Hite, Dale 38, 39, 56, 78, 122 Hite, Danny 1 22 Hite, Larry D. 137 Holloman, A. C. 86 Holt, Thomas 56, 63, 64 Howell, Janice 141 Howerton, Arlene 68, 75, 137 Howerton, Elizabeth Howerton, Eunice Howerton, John 30, 1 37 Howerton, Lin 64 Howerton, Lisa 56, 58, 60, 141 Howerton, Lonnie 141 Hudson, Danny 1 22 Hudson, Dennis 1 22 Hudson, John 58, 71, 141 Hudson, Thomas W. 1 23 Hughes, Ann 52, 56, 141 148 Index Index Hughes, Sheree 68, 78, 137 Hutchins, Clarence 71, 137 Immel, Mr. Hank 41, 90, 91 Inge, Randy 39, 56, 71, 123 Jaber, Anthony 41, 71, 137 Jaber, Paul 41 , 43, 1 23 Jackson, Charles 71,1 23, 1 37 Jackson, Gail 32, 44, 45, 56, 59, 64, 66, 70, 80, 123, 124, 131, 132 Jackson, Mrs. Margaretta 24, 75 Jackson, Mark 1 23 Jeffers, Loretta 59, 70 Johnson, Alvin 39, 41 , 43, 47, 56, 71 , 1 23 Johnson, Ashley 59, 64, 68, 78, 137 Johnson, Barbara 52, 53, 64, 78 Johnson, Carolyn 62, 64, 70, 123 Johnson, Gary 141 Johnson, Jon 20, 21 , 59, 70, 1 23 Johnson, Michael Johnson, Reta 64, 76, 77, 141 Johnson, Rickie 141 Johnson, Sharon 123 Johnson, Susan 141 Jolley, Mark 58, 63, 75, 141 Jones, Charles 67, 137 Jones, Chris 123 Jones, Debra 1 23 Jones, Eddie 141 Jones, Carnell 40, 41, 43, 56, 58, 73, 78, 101, 123, 131, 132 Jones, Elton 141 Jones, Floyzell 59, 70, 123 Jones, J. Steven 56, 123 Jones, Jennifer 62, 64, 67, 123 Jones, Juanita 141, 142 Jones, Lester 71 Jones, Richard 62, 73, 123 Jones, Steve D. 39, 71 , 123 Jordan, Aroland 141 Jordan, Barry 137 Jordan, Rudy 63, 64, 137 Julian, Connie 1 23 Keene, Brenda 70 Keene, Michael 47, 48 Keene, Pam 64, 66, 67, 124 Keene, Teresa 68, 141 Keene, Vickie 59, 70 Keeton, Darlene 64, 80, 137 Keeton, Linda 70, 1 37 Kennedy, Melinda 141 Kersey, Calvin 59, 71 Kibler, Mrs. Elva 87 King, Christine 68, 137 Kizer, Sharon 1 37 Knight, Darleen 59, 70, 141 Latiker, Ruth 58 Latiker, William Lawrence, Rosa 22, 59, 70, 124 Lawson, Christy 1 37 Lawson, Sharon 1 37 Lee, Edward 95 LeGrand, A. A. Lenhart, Dean 1 37 Lenhart, Charles 71 , 124 Lenhart, Jay 1 37, 141 Lenhart, Mrs. Mary 68, 92 Lewis, Mary A. 1 24 Lewis, Rose M. 137 Library Club 65 Liggon, Fielder 58, 141 Liggon, Gus 141 Lindsay, Steven 58, 137 Lipscomb, Wesley 137 Long, David 19, 141 Long, Ray 71, 124 Lyons, Michael 73, 124 Major, James Majorettes 60 Mallory, Cora V. 124, 141 Mallory, Marion 141 Mallory, Sydner L. 59, 71, 124 Mangum, Curtis 1 37 Mangum, Ronnie 125 Marks, Kim 137 Marrow, Barbara 59, 70, 142 Marrow, Ivy J. 52, 56, 70, 125 Marrow, James Martin, David Martin, John 1 25 Martin, Lois Martin, Mary Mason, James 22, 64 Mason, James T. 1 25, 1 29 Matherly, Cynthia 68 McClellan, Mac 1 24 McClellan, Mary 66, 137 McClure, Linda McFail, Sandy 71 , 142 McWhite, Bill 63, 142 Meadows, Miss 63 Miller, Stephen 64, 66, 71, 137 Mills, Janice 64 Monitor 66 Monogram Club 56 Moore, Antoinette Moore, W. E. 11, 87 Morgan, Mike 71 , 142 Morris, Connie 62, 63, 66 Morris, Elaine 62 Morrison, Keith 142 Index 149 Index Morse, Brenda 58, 62, 64, 142 Morse, Frank 36 Morse, Phyllis Elaine 44, 56, 59, 79, 125 Moseley, Anabelle 59, 70 Moseley, Delores 75 Moseley, Doris 58, 62, 64, 142 Moseley, Easter 59, 70 Mosley, Audrey 70, 142 Nelson, Charles 71, 125 Nelson, Danny 58, 137 Nelson, Linwood D. 71, 125 Nelson, Wayne 63, 64, 137 Nelson, Will Nemeth, Kenneth 125 Newcomb, Linda 75, 142 Newcomb, Sharon 58, 142 Newman, William 137 Newton, Carl 36, 56, 71, 73, 137 Newton, Dannie W. Newton, Danny W. 71, 125 Newton, Shelby 22, 70, 74, 137 Newton, Sherryl 70, 137 Nichols, Diane 1 37 Nicholson, Martha 64, 80, 138 Nichols, Karen 1 26 Nunn, Annette 1 02 Nunn, Donna 80, 1 26 Nunn, Len 41 , 142 Nunn, Mr. Mrs. Bill 11 Nunn, Timothy 20, 21 , 78, 80, 118, 126 O ' Brien, Betty 64, 119, 126 Oettinger, Anne 56, 58, 60, 67, 78, 138 Office Assistants 74 Oliver, Curtis 41, 43, 79, 142 Oliver, Everette 71, 142 Oliver, Joyce 1 38 Oliver, Linda Oliver, Milton 36, 63 Oliver, Phyllis 59, 70, 142 Osborne, Josephine 59, 70, 126 Osborne, Margarettus 59, 70 Osborne, Wallace 71, 138 Overby, Gena 64, 67, 138 Owen, Danny Owen, Debra 52, 53, 56, 142 Owen, Frankie 39, 56, 138 Owen, Linda Owens, Cynthia 66, 138 Owens, Mr. 1 29 Pan, Mrs. 70 Patterson, Stephen 25, 66, 78, 80, 124, 126 Pearce, Dawn 64, 142 Pearson, Pearlene 26 Penn, Mrs. Edna 52, 56, 90 Pep Club 57 Pettus, Doris J. Pettus, Estelle Viola 59, 61, 64, 70, 76, 77, 142 Pettus, Joyce 61 , 127 Phillips, Jerry 58, 73, 142 Piercy, James Piercy, John Pittard, Billy 36, 71, 75, 80, 138 Pixley, Mr. Elmer 94 Pool, Donna 31 , 127 Pool, Jerry 71 , 138 Poore, Sue Ann 64, 75, 76, 77, 142 Powell, George 56, 127 Powell, Michael 1 27 Powell, Sarah 59, 64, 70, 142 Price, Sandra 64, 76, 77, 142 Propst, Mary 31, 64, 67, 76, 78, 142 Pruett, Alan 21 , 38, 39, 40, 43, 56, 1 27 Pulliam, Mable 102 Pulliam, Pamela 1 27 Puryear, Kelly 41, 42, 43, 46, 48, 56, 78, 138 Puryear, Roger 138 Puryear, Tommy 63, 138 Queen, Patti 61 , 70, 74, 1 27 Rainey, James Rainey, Janet 70, 1 27 Rainey, Phyllis 142 Ramsey, Gray 40, 41 , 43, 56, 91 , 138 Ramsey, Tommy 71, 73, 128 Ratliff, Emmette 71, 121, 128 Reamey, Thomas Reebals, William 71, 128, 129 Reed, Isabelle 63, 78, 142 Revis, Calvin 1 38 Revis, Margaret 64, 68 Richardson, Linda 20, 21, 61, 64, 70, 128 Richmond, Diane 70 Riggan, Michael 71 Riggan, Robert 71 Riggins, Joanne 70, 1 28 Riggins, Theresa 142 Roberts, Carolyn 70, 138 Roberts, Emily 25, 55, 66, 67, 68, 78, 80, 124, 128 Roberts, Lucinda Ann 31, 74, 128 Roberts, Mary 142 Roberts, Robert 138 Robertson, Joanne 59, 78, 128 Robertson, Mary 102 Robinette, Donnie 71, 142 Robinette, Nadine R. 128 Robinson, Barbara Jean 31, 62, 66, 74, 80, 128 Rockwell, Chuck 58, 71, 142 Rodrigues, Ivan 120 Rogers, Rebecca 70, 128 Rogers, Tommy 41, 58, 142 150 Index Index Rogers, Wanda 68, 138, 139 Royster, James 20, 21 Royster, Jo Ann 56, 64, 142 Royster, Mary 70, 128 Rubin, Gerald 63, 142 Rucker, Mrs. Martha 28, 80, 81 Rushton, Barbara 5, 44, 56, 75, 76, 77 Russell, Mary A. 78 SAC 79 Salley, C. Celestine 129 Salley, Clara 1 29 Salley, Michael Salley, Rachael 70, 142 Sandifer, Debra 1 29 Sandifer, Ruth 102 Satterfield, George 30, 39, 56, 129 SCA 78 Scott, Bim 39, 1 38 Seamans, Connie 64, 142 Seay, Diane 1 38 Shearin, Joyce 1 38 Shearin, Linda 59, 70, 129 Shelton, Beverly 64, 78, 80, 84, 138 Simmons, Audrey 59, 70, 142 Simmons, Helen 70, 129 Simmons, Jennie 70, 94, 1 29 Simmons, Lucy 70, 138 Simmons, Sadie 59, 70, 138 Sizemore, Greg 71, 142 Sizemore, Janet 74, 1 38 Sizemore, Martha 31, 52, 56, 64, 67, 78, 80, 138 Skipwith, Graige Skipwith, Ethel 59, 70, 142 Skipwith, Mary Ellen 129 Skipwith, Rosa 1 38 Small, Jesse 36 Small, John 36, 48, 56, 64, 71 Smiley, Charles Smiley, Tony 1 29 Smith, Barbara Smith, Brenda 70 Smith, Brenda 5, 59, 70, 130, 138 Smith, Carolyn 142 Smith, Charles 142 Smith, Donald Smith, Ernestine Smith, James 71 , 130 Smith, Mable 59, 1 30 Smith, Mack 71 , 130 Smith, Maggie 59, 70, 130 Smith, Michael 39, 56, 58, 72, 80, 130 Smith, Mitchell 71 Smith, Pamela 142 Smith, Paul 71 Smith, Paula 64, 85 Smith, Ruby 59, 70, 143 Smith, Samuel 58 Smith, Sandy 63, 143 Smith, Susie 78, 1 38 Smith, Walter 143 Spain, Mr. Kenneth 12, 102 Spain, Walter 36, 41 , 43, 56, 1 30 Spanish Club 63 Spencer, Barbara 59, 70, 130 Stembridge, Kathy 68, 143 Stephens, Gayle 143 Stewart, Ellen Stewart, Willie 71, 143 Stovall, Stanley 71, 138 Strickler, Annie 1 02 Stroble, Emmalene 130 Stroble, Shirley 70, 143 Strum, David 143 Stumps, Elizabeth 67 Stumps, Susan 23, 31 , 44, 45, 56, 67, 1 24, 1 31 Styers, Steve 32, 36, 40, 41, 56, 80, 131 Sullivan, James 71 , 139 Sutphin, Adam 41, 78, 143 Sutton, Alice 1 24 Talley, Don 71 , 139 Talley, Mrs. Nancy 29 Talley, Walter 143 Taylor, Avon 59, 70 Taylor, Bennie Edward 64, 71, 139 Taylor, Raejean 131 Terry, Barbara 63, 78 Terry, Betty 52, 75, 143 Terry, Calvin 71 , 131 Terry, Chester 71 Terry, Dexter 71 Terry, Earl 71, 139 Terry, Jackie Terry, James Terry, Michael 71, 143 Terry, Roger 66, 67, 80, 131 Terry, William 143 Thames, Alvin 71, 143 Tharpe, Wanda Thomas, Athea 59, 70, 139 Thomas, Ann 143 Thomas, Cynthia 131 Thomas, Yolanda 143 Thompson, Billy 1 31 Thompson, David 71, 139 Thompson, Deloris 131 Thompson, Lottie 59, 70, 94, 131 Thompson, Scott 41 , 139 Thornton, Marie 61, 70, 143 Thornton, Kathy Thorpe, Barbara 16, 55, 74, 125, 131 Index 151 Index Thorpe, Wanda 64, 143 Tillotson, Chuck 71, 139 Tillotson, Susan 1 39 Tisdale, Barbara 61, 143 Tjossem, Martin 28, 132 Tolley, Robin 64, 139 Toombs, Linda 59, 70, 143 Toombs, Robert 58, 132 Townes, Alveria 52, 56, 70 Townes, Diane Townes, Dorethea 52, 56, 143 Townes, Mae Frances 59, 70 Townes, Martha 59, 70, 94, 132 Townes, Vincent 59, 71, 143 Tuck, Milton 71 , 132 Tucker, Dennis 36, 56, 72 Tucker, Elizabeth 70, 143 Tucker, Gloria 64 Tucker, Harold 58, 143 Tucker, Ivy 61, 64, 75, 78, 139 Tucker, Kenneth 37, 41 , 43, 56, 1 32 Tucker, Marie 64, 143 Tucker, Pamela 52, 56, 78, 80, 139 Tucker, Ricky 58, 143 Tucker, Sharon 59, 70, 139 Tucker, Susan 1 43 Tucker, Vickie 62, 64, 132 Turnbull, Susan 44, 45, 56, 67, 143 Turner, Michael 71, 72 Tyler, Bill 143 Van Hoy, Patricia 21, 68, 69, 79, 82, 83, 132 Vaughan, Cathy 64, 76, 77, 143 Venable, Dallas Wade, Bonnie 143 Walker, Helen 1 32 Walker, Irene 61 , 68, 1 39 Walker, James 71 , 96, 1 32 Walker, Lizzie Walker, Mary 59, 70 Walker, Mattie 59, 70 Walker, Mildred 70, 143 Wallace, Donna 70, 139 Wallace, Timothy 71, 143 Ward, Pat 27 Ward, Tim 143 Watkins, Eddie 143 Watson, Mr. Jerome 24, 90 Wells, Florence 1 03 West, Brenda 143 West, Larry 71, 139 West, Mrs. 103 West, Tim 56, 58, 139 Weston, Keith 26, 58, 143 Whitaker, Marshall 132 White, Brenda 59, 70 White, Earnest 36, 56, 73 White, Frank 68, 71 White, George 71 White, Joebert 36, 37, 56, 71, 73, 132 White, Lindsey 132 Whitehurst, John 10 Wiley, Susan 67, 78, 139 Wilkerson, Jimmy 85, 132 Wilkerson, H. Elaine 143 Wilkins, Steve 37, 39, 56, 126, 132 Wilkins, Thornton 59, 71, 132 Williams, Claude 36 Williams, Delores 143 Williams, Garrett 36, 41, 43, 56, 139 Williams, Joan 1 39 Williams, Victor 47, 56, 64 Williamson, Donald Williamson, Rita 63, 70, 139 Willis, Charles 133 Wilson, Brenda 63, 70, 139 Wilson, Cindy 67, 78, 143 Wilson, Dennis 71, 133 Wilson, Mrs. Helen T. 4 Wilson, Janet 143 Wilson, Marilyn 1 33 Wilson, Sandra 143 Winn, Linwood 63, 88, 139 Winn, Shirley 59, 70, 139, 143 Woltz, Margaret 1 5, 67, 68, 69, 1 33 Wood, Beverly 54, 62, 67, 80, 133 Wood, Dovell 59, 70, 143 Wood, Janice 52, 56, 59, 70, 143 Wood, Jerry 50, 1 39 Wood, Linda Darcel Wood, Virginia 70 Woodruff, Brett 41, 143 Worley, Rex Wright, Ann 143 Wright, Beverly A. 59, 70, 78, 133 Wright, Brenda 59, 70, 143 Wright, Bruce 133 Wright, Nancy 22, 70, 133 Wynn, Sheldia 14, 59, 61, 68, 70 Yancey, James 62, 66, 67, 80, 139 Yancey, Stanley 143 Yancey, Willie A. 71, 133 152 Index irvXv UisV J S V b Vii � U i-S I j ' W u iy ' ( ' kia -);i t ' 3 -t Vowk ite ' wk vc ' pT ' kki aa -t . ock ' bhss. r L, ! 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