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

Text from Pages 1 - 94 of the 1979 volume:

Asliesone BSon ar High Shoat Shipuit ie { hegin ta 23968 Lola ALL 1978-1979 | | | ne vou Gee. a familior face Ede of | a monstrous building saeoeheieens OEE CEOs ‘the eyes of the people gure and I iow look up. ound oe the figure speaks! Above: Leon Hardy, Adrian Evans, Garfield Hargrove, Mike Elliot in Music Appreciation class. Upper Right: Arleen Flynn checks out a proof sheet in Photo- journalism. Middle Right: Carol Evans, Micheal Mosley strut off the field. Lower Right: Glenn Bugg, Chris | Driggett, Jennifer Brewer, Tina Duckworth in Chemistry. 4 Student Life Bowles Quote: ‘‘They Done Good!’’ Outstanding performances by all team members enabled the squad to lose only four games to their opposition. The 8-4 record was the best in many years. Billy Oliver, Ist team centerfield; William Morse, 2nd team out- fielder; and Doug Toombs, honorable mention catcher were chosen for the All-District Team. Ist row (l-r) Coach Bill Bowles, Wayne Pruett, Thomas Crutchfield, Mark Nunn, Doug Toombs, Guy DeSantis, Anthony Burwell, Gary Rogers, William Morse, and Warren Pruett. 2nd row (l-r) Ronnie Reese, Willis Mull, Charles Wagstaff, Ray Oliver, Donnie Reese, William Park, Mark Moody, Tony Lacks, William Oliver, and Andy Hawkins. Baseball 5 Kneeling (l-r) — Bonita Goode, Pricilla McFail, Cynthia Hayes, Rebecca Pritchard, Karen Kindley. Standing (I-r) — Coach Hughey, Manager Gloria Taylor, Adora Salley, Delta Bowers, Gloria Venable, Cindy Owen, Gayle Harris, Hester Osborne, Managers; Jane Hayes and Felice Somerville. om Ot Aid . ? ao +” 2 Fe Ys “a o age 4 +? s ae ery or Lge ; Ga at « Randolf Matoacas ee e s Otto Randosph-Henry sreensville Park Vie a ¢ Cindy Owen steals another base in her never ending battle to bring a win to the team. 6 Softball 6 18 Halifax 9 8 Nottoway B 26 12 Brunswick L 16 14 Halifax U 18 22 Mataoca E 18 15 Randolph-Henry S 10 6 Mataoca T 24 10 Brunswick O 6 15 Park View N 2) i Greensville E 16 13 Nottoway 4 2 Randolph-Henry 12 5 Greensville 3 10 Park View Upper Left — Delta Bowers rounds third headed for home. Lower Left — Team Captains: Bonita Goode kneeling; standing left to right, Cindy Owen and Gloria Venable; center Coach Hughey. Above — Has anyone got any chew- ing gum? Softball 7 Track: The True Odyssey of Sports. aligns —_—— Middle Left: Larry Hayes triple jumps as girls’ coach, Mrs. Catherine Dirks, looks on. Top Left: Nottoway girls look on as Larry Redd long jumps. Bottom Left: Phine Jones sprints toward the finish line. Top Right: Kim Reese was part of a successful relay team. The girls’ and boys’ track teams have experienced a true odyssey. With only two tracks in the district, and none in the county — scheduling and par- ticipation was to say the least — Difficult. Even with the long and uncomfortable trips to Greensville and Matoaca the teams had a good season. Bottom Right: Todd Wilbourne finishes the mile. 8 Track ee ———— Bluestone Cindermen Charge On Kim Reese jumps Jannie Watson James Brown Albert Evans Top left: Rhonda Gooch. Bottom left: James Brown. 10 Track Runners And Jumpers ae in, ORs, TO ati Me is SS GPO ea Bluestone odin) mt a ity Bluestone 43 UR aon 1 ll ad + Sa hat eal uae ¥ Bluesté % it Groen Center: Kim Reese and Karen Simmons takes a break. Top right: Josephine Jones hands off to Karen Simmons. Bottom right: Karen Simmons practices handing off to Carolyn Spen- cer at the Bluestone track field. Dirk s and Crowder Leave Coaching — ae See onli iti Bluestone’s cindermen and women were ee coached by Donnie Crowder and Catherine Dirks. Coach Crowder and his men had a rough season. Thirty boys started the season but only eighteen were dedicated enough to finish. Though few in number they were high in spirit. Led by their captain Irvin “‘the Bird’’ White, who ran the 100, 220, and 880 yards, but found his best event in the triple jump. The team placed third in the district. Several mem- bers went to the regional but only “‘Bird’’ went to the state. The girl’s track team under the coaching of Mrs. Dirks took third place in the district. They were also asked to participate in the Fluvanna Invitational. In the regional, the relay team of Carolyn Spencer, Karen Sim- mons, Josephine Jones and Kimberly Reese placed 4th in the 440 and 880. Carolyn Spencer placed 4th in the long jump which gave her a berth in the state meet at Harrisonburg. ie 7 B 52% Brunswick 63 2 Mataoca 51 Lovi6 Nottoway 67 Greensville 76 U. 35 Nottoway 83 Mataoca 49 E 34 Brunswick 13 Mataoca 56 S 41% Nottoway 67'% Greensville 9 T.. 28% Brunswick 402 Mataoca 60 O N E Top: Rhonda Gooch cheers for Bluestone Cinderman. Track 11 Bottom: Larry Hayes seems to fly. Right: Tracey Bigger hurls the disc. Tennis Team Shows Promise � a” ee “4 rr ay vad a Chi ee ae) Pk WEd tes rk ees ‘ Rik Fz sie,” yf POEL? ¢ ee ice. a , Ge “s i bei ROE 5 oa rip + In its third successful year, the tennis team, sponsored by Miss Cynthia Reid, showed promise. Scott Ehrhardt and Jeff Smith, who were in first and second team positions, went to the regionals. The team, practiced in Chase City and Clarksville but played home games on the Chase City Municipal Courts. Much of the beginning of the season was rained out which meant that towards the end of the season several games were played in one week. Top Left: David Watts takes a blind swing. Middle top: David Watts concen- trates on his forehand. Top right: Mov- ing towards the net, Tim O’Brien returns the ball with a backhand swing. Tennis Team Members included: Scott Ehrhardt Jeff Smith Tim O’Brien David Watts Doug Puryear Tim Nunn Donald Wade Mike Morrison Michael Spear Malcolm Nunn Bottom Left: Tim Nunn volleys an easy net shot. Bottom Right: Tennis team includes: (left to right) Front row — Michael Spear, David Watts, and Miss Cynthia Reid, sponsor. Back row — same or- der, Mike Morrison, Malcolm Nunn, Timm Nunn, Doug Puryear, Donald Wade, Scott Ehrhardt, and Jeff Smith. i : — ser 12 Tennis GATE Arrives at Bluestone A scheduled program for selected gifted and talented students was offered to those who qualified with test scores and grades. The students were scheduled six period and would study a different subject each six weeks with a different instructor each six weeks. Subjects covered were Entomology, Mrs. Jones, instructor; music: Back to Rock, Mr. Conner, instructor; Tudor England, Mrs. Sim- BMATERTALS USED ) IN ENTOMOLOGy mons, instructor; Cooking, Mrs. Elliott, in- structor; Oriental Cultures, Mrs. Ricci, in- structor; Horticulture, Mr. Hester, Instruc- tor. One of the field trips was to the Virginia Museum in Richmond for the musicial ‘ Fantasticks.”’ The students gained many new, and probably, experiences they would never have had if this program had not been available. Although credit could not be given because teachers were giving up their planning period which was against ac- creditation policy it was still worth the ef- fort. Mrs. Simmons and Mr. Conner were the coordinators for the program. ES Top Left: (l-r) Wayne Edgerton, Anthony Jones and Dennis New- ton cooking. Top Right: Student, Faculty and parents look over the display of entomology. Students in the Gifted and Talented Enrichment class are (standing I-r) Mrs. Jones, in- structor, Liz Byars, James Broyles, Mary Ellen Lenhart, Robin Waldrep, Karen Fuquay, Susan Skipwith, Tim O’Brien, Karen Simmons, Tim Clary, Warren Pruett, Kim Walker, Anthony Jones, Dennis Newton, (kneeling I-r) Wayne Edgerton, Carolyn Overby, Rebecca Pritchard, Sheri Nunn, Beth Bailey, Cindy Owen, Jackie Townes, Lisa Watterson, Karen Wallace. Gate 13 Bugs Bach Rock HA S Tudor England Cooking Oriental Cultures Plants Top right: Mary Ellen Lenhart, Liz Byars, Donnie Clary prepare the ice. Center right: Wayne Edgerton, Karon Fuquay, Beth Bailey help close out bug class with a party. Bottom right: Bruce Hill and Charles Simmons, members of ‘“The Bluegrass Construction Co.’’ demonstrate Bluegrass music for the Bach to Rock class. Left: Beth Bailey, Donnie Clary and Warren Pruett make Cinnamon buns in cooking. 14 Gate ‘Si ’ � . “2 + ee , DS Sa gy io oe Pot as — ‘s a Juniors Spare No Expense The Juniors were ready before Christmas with their plans for a Junior-Senior Prom in which they spared no expense. The Band ‘‘Casper’’ was hired for the night in May. All of the materials were in and waiting for the day they could be used. ‘‘Baron Domain”’ was chosen as the theme and the usual dreary gym was transformed into the inside of a castle complete with flags, streamers and castle-like motifs. Most of the money for their event came from the cookie sales held by Juniors each year. The prom was held late in May and was a huge success even if everyone had other par- ties to attend which left the last hour to the chaperones who enjoy ‘‘Casper”’ and ‘‘Baron Country.’’ Top: Juniors look on while Billy Crowder gets the roof ready. Bottom: Now all you do is pull it up! Allison Evans takes a break Tanya Baskerville, Cynthia Lewis, and Rosemarie Baker putting up the wall. Prom 15 ia Baron Domain Top Right: Keith Tuck and Cindy Johns enjoyed a laugh with the chaperones. Top left: Members of Casper provided the music and performed for those who at- tended the prom. Middle right: Robin Bruce (left) and Lisa Phillips enjoyed a moment of fresh air. Bottom left: Lisa Mann and Chris Jones found refreshments and laughter. Bottom right: (left to right) Mike Joachim, Andy Loftis, Warren Pruett, and Pearson DeJarnette gathered around the punch bowl. say Hi} j ih bigs : 7 we vy Gade d ener’ en eee STs ey o 16 Prom Bottom Left: Delmar photographer poses Marty Frazier and Teresa Yancey. Bottom Right: Jocelyn Elliot and escort Eric Gordon prepare for their prom in 1992. Top Right: Students dance to the latest fad dances. Top Left: Josephine Jones and Kim Reese enjoy company at the prom. Prom 17 Forecast: Rain! Event: Graduation! we - boat i et” ere | a ad a: 18 Graduation Top Left: Principal Bill Baker gives en- couraging words to Mark Thompson. Mid- dle Left: Dr. Garry Aven gives the bac- calaureate service. Top Right: 1978 graduating class files in to receive diplomas. Middle Right: David Conner receives his diploma from principal Bill Baker. Bottom: Assistant Principals Blane and Watson introduce each senior. GRADUATION — 1978 It rained — moved into the gym — it stopped raining — moved back outside — the seats were wet — the crowd was wet — the PA was wet and a substitute was used — but it did not stop the 200 plus 1978 graduating class from receiving their diplomas when it started rain- ing again at the end. Dr. Garry Aven delivered the Baccalaureate service, Barbara Thames gave the Senior challenge and Frances Jones accepted as the Junior Representative. Top Left: Barbara Thames gives the senior challenge. Middle left, Bottom left and Middle right: Graduating class of 1978. Graduation 19 20 Opening Section Above left: Marty Frazier and Robin Ramsey enjoy a year round activity. Top Right: Mr. Blane is glad they are gone. Bottom right: Annette Sizemore practices for her summer job. No One Ever Said It Was Gomg To Be Easy 22 Expressions In the everyday excitement of school there are many very interesting personalities. Any student has seen either Mr. Holloman pulling his comical shenanigans and Mrs. Simmons telling a hilarious joke or maybe noticed Mr. Conner and his relaxed approach, or seen one of Mrs. Talley’s puzzling faces. This is a thank you from us to these and other characters for putting a smile on our commonly bored faces and in the same process ‘learning us lots.’’ Top left: Mrs. Simmons demonstrates the word akimbo. Top Right: Mr. Holloman introduces another student who will answer a question. Bottom Left: Mr. Conner believes you should be natural when your picture is taken in photo-journalism. Bottom center and right: Mrs. Talley believes you should ex- press yourself and relieve your tensions. Mr. Ricky L. Allgood Elon College Mrs. Nancy-Paige Briggs Longwood College Salem College B.S. University of Kentucky Band A.B., B.L.S. Sponsor of Majorettes Librarian Sponsor of Flat Team . Carolyn W. Anderson lamar College Mr Proei Baral University of Barcelona North Carolina Central B.A Univ. oes B.A. ish Spanis Ne Sponsor of Spanish Club Mr. William J. Baker, Jr. : George Peabody College Mr. Tim Clary Union College East Tennessee V.P.I. and S.U. B.S. Extension Health and Phys. Ed. A.B., B.S., M.A. Track Coach Principal Assistant Football Coach Miss Brenda J. Blackwell Elizabeth City State University Norfolk State College Old Dominion University Virginia State College B.S. General Business, Typing Sponsor of Cheerleaders Co-Sponsor of FBLA Cé tch Clary Faculty 23 Mr. Walter D. Conner National Business College Shenandoah Conservatory of Music Virginia State College B.C.S., B.M.E., M. Ed. General Music, Choir, Photojournalism, Yearbook Mrs. Burwell explains IEP’s to the faculty. Mrs. Margretta J. Mrs. Betty Crowder Cummings-Palmer Radford College Virginia State College B.A. B.S., M.S. Chemistry Biology Biology Club Sponsor Mrs. Rebecca J. Doherty Radford College Wytheville Community College A.S., B:S. English 10, 11 Mr. Otis Bland Crowder William and Mary B.A. Government and History Mr. Charles W. Dorth St. Paul’s College Masonry VOCWOOO 06, =a OOOODC 4A Mr. Allgood waits for the weekend. 24 Faculty Mrs. Judy Elliott Averett College Longwood College B.S. Home Economics, FHA Mr. Carlton Gurley Carson-Newman Old Dominion Univ. Drivers: Education Mr. Donald W. Hardy Vere Building Trades Mr. Jerome A. Hester V.P.I. and S.U. B.S. and M. Agriculture Sponsor of FFA Mr. Kammer and Miss Taylor and Yvonne Johnson. Mr. Alfred A LeGrand V.P.1. and S.U. B.S. Natural Resources Management Production, Agriculture Sponsor FFA Mr. A.C. Holloman Atlantic Christian College East Carolina Univ. B.A. and M.A. Social Studies and Sociology Look at the goodies. Faculty 25 Miss Miriam Hughey Va. State College B.S. Girls’ Basketball Softball teams Health, P.E. and Driver’s Education Mrs. Mary Parham Lenhart Longwood College Mrs. Hilda Conley Jones B.S, and Graduate work Norfolk State College Radford College B.S. Office Practice Biology Business Law-Economics Typing | and 2 FBLA Advisor Mr. Albert H. Mull Mr. William Kammer Danville Tech. Ferrum College V.P.I. and S.U. Ext. of V.P.I. B.S. and A.A. Radio Engineering Inst. 1.G.M. School of Distributive Education Sponsor of Decca and Solid Girls Track State Cleveland Inst. of Electronics Electronics Miss Elva Kibler Longwood College B.A. U.S. and Va. Government Coach Bowles 26 Faculty Mrs. Pearlene F. Mrs. Regina Griffen Pearson Pool A and T State Univ. College of William Univ. of Va. and Mary B.S. and M. Ed. B.A. English 11, 12 English 10 Mrs. Christine Hefferan Ricci Chestnut Hill College Longwood College A.B. U.S. History Beta Club Sponsor Coach Clary Mrs. Rachel K. Pixley Longwood College B.A. Algebra 1, 2, Trigono- metry, Consumer Math Mr. L. Randolph Partridge Mr. Elmer C. Pixley Hampton-Sydney College V.P.I. and S.U. B.S. Power Mechanics 1, 2, 3 Geometry Advanced Math Faculty 27 Mrs. Meredith P. Simmons Southern Methodist Mrs. Myrna West University, Ba.a and Study Hall M. English Office Assistant English 11, 12 Mr. James P. Wise Virginia Military Institute Old Dominion Univ. B.A. in English B.S. in Biology Physics wn ia: i: Mrs. Talley and Mrs. Pearson Mrs. Nancy Collins Talley East Carolina University B.S. English 12 ' a —_ Mrs. Ferrell, Mrs. Simmons and Billy Crowder at the FHA teac her’s Christmas party. Ms. Melody Hope Taylor Norfolk State College Mrs. Lillian Wood B.S. Home Economic Study Hall Education Office Assistant Hero Clothing 28 Faculty Mr. Edward A. Blane B.A. Lynchburg College Assistant Principal Mr. William Elder Bowles Ferrum Junior College East Carolina Univ. B.S. Head Coach, Football, Baseball, Sponsor of Monogram Club, P.E. 10, 11, 12 Mr. Richard William Crowder Elon College East Carolina Univ. B.S. Industrial Arts Modern Industrial Technology Mrs. Catherine H. Dirks Westhampton College of Univ. of Richmond B.A. English Ms. Linda Hodges Longwood College B.S. Shorthand, Business Math, Typing Mrs. Elaine Morris Mt. Oliver Junior College, Campbell College B.A. French 2, 3, 4 Sponsor of French club Mrs. Joan Stevenson Saint Paul’s College B.S. Special Education Mr. Jerome J. Watson B.S. and M.A. Winston-Salem State College, Virginia State College Assistant Principal Faculty 29 Life After High School - We are seniors — we are important — we have a lot to offer the world. Let’s just hope our offer is one the world can’t refuse. The question seems to be ‘what place does the world have to offer us.’ Seniors have a choice between colleges, armed services, the job market, or immediately starting a home. This will be accomplished by decisions — our deci- sions. Because of this, seniors have plenty of con- cerns. One is grades. We need decent grades to get into college or the armed services or just to get out of high school. Other seniors are con- cerned about finding a job or choosing a major which is practical. Some seniors are concerned about finding the perfect mate and settling down, while others worry about how long the parties will last. All seniors probably wonder how the decisions we have made now will af- fect the rest of our lives. : There is life after high school, but it’s only what we make it! Upper left: Sherri Ballard looks on as Mrs. Elliott tries to read one of Mr. Conner’s notes. Top right: ‘‘Smile, kid’’ says Bev Chewning, yearbook editor. Middle right: Doug Toombs and Aaron Jones have another in- teresting day in Government. Karen Brankley is ‘‘dazed and amazed, confused but amused.”’ 30 Seniors Seniors 35 — 38 Seniors 39 10rs 5 D F a . pO Seniors 43 Brenda Adams Rhonda Allred Robert Baskerville JUNIORS SPARKLE Below: An injured Donnie Clary could only look on dur- ing the Randolph-Henry football game. Bottom Left: Karen Simmons, one of the few juniors helping to make the yearbook another success, deserves a break. Left: Junior Cathy Tingen shines on. Sarah Baskerville Calvin Bass Debra Boyter 44 Junior Opening Mark Brankley Jennifer Brewer James Brown Jean Brown Jim Broyles Glenn Bugg Harry Burton Liz Byars Timmy Caknipe Cheryl Carter Michelle Christmas Hunter Chumney Mark Claiborne Calvin Clark Donnie Clary Susan Coleman Chery! Cook Kenneth Crutchfield Mike Crutchfield Derek Crute Juniors 45 —— Albert Evans Carnell Evans Darryl Flynn Marcellette Foster Michael Fowlkes Chris French Mark Fuller Rhonda Gooch {6 Juniors Lisa Currin Norma Darden Debra Davis Pearson DeJarnette Chris Driggett Yvonne Driggs Tina Duckworth Debbie Jo Dunn Tina Dunn Wayne Edgerton Jimmy Ellington Cynthia Epps Jerry Gordon Carvell Greene Lydia Gupton Ricky Guthrie Greg Harris Karen Harris Andy Hawkins Cynthia Hayes Larry Hayes Linda Hayes Rosa Lee Hazelwood Johnny Hilliard Kathy Hite Ben Horton Lynn Hutchins Robert Jackson Curtis Jefferson Tina Johnson Yvonne Johnson Davy Jones Juniors 47 Pam Jones Sheila Jones | Jeff Jordon . Martin Jordon Shirley Julian Jerome Kersey Junnie Kersey Karen Kindley Tony Lacks Janet Langford Carolyn Lawrence Frances Lee Willie Lee Jeff Lenhart Mary Ellen Lenhart Mark Lewis Carolyn Mangum Lavett Marable Connie Marrow Rita Marrow {8 Juniors James Martin Thomasena Martin Nancy Matthews Franklin McCargo Patricia McNealy Curtis Miller Victor Miller Mark Moody Emma Moore Sharon Moore Scott Mull Mark Nunn Ray Oliver Vivian Oliver Wanda Oslin Carolyn Overbey Cathy Overby Denise Overby William Parks Thomas Parrish Juniors 49 Glen Pettus John Pritchard Rebecca Pritchard Warren Pruett Carlton Pulliam Tina Queensbury Wayne Pruett Marcia Rainey Sandra Rainey Donna Ramsey Robin Ramsey Donald Reese | Kim Reese Ronald Reese Carmen Reid James Reynolds Calvin Richardson George Richardson Jackie Richmond Claude Roberts 50 Juniors Karen Robinson Gary Rogers Donna Royal Chris Seate Sharon Seate Karen Simmons Annette Sizemore Debra Smith Martha Smith Tina Smith Kirk Sommerville Yvette Spain Mike Spear Ruth Stembridge Edwin Talley Donna Tanner Dean Taylor Glen Taylor Marvin Terry Teresa Terry Juniors 51 52 Juniors Andy Walker Nancy Wallace Lisa Watterson Curtis White Todd Wilbourne Andy Wilkerson Debra Wilson C.W. Wootten Rhonda Thompson Cathy Tingen Melanie Tollerson Carolyn Townes Gail Townes Jackie Townes Stanley Townes Stella Tuc ker Steven Tucker Donald Wade JoAnn Wagstaff Alex Walker ee CESK Top left: James Martin finds a place to work in Photo- journalism. Bottom left: Timmy Thorpe, Gary Harmon, and Steve Puryear in Electronics. Top Right: Gary Cooper in Refrigeration. Bottom right: Karen Jones Sophomores 53 Barry Adams Michael Ayers Jo Ann Ash Sandra Bacon Claudette Barlow Dwayne Barnes Ann Baskerville Mildred Bass Steven Boyter Greg Bratton Rachel Brogdon Olivia Brooks Lawrence Brummell Linda Burdine Lloyd Burwell oy, 54 Sophomores James Byrd John Campbell David Card Donnie Carrington Marty Carter Edward Cary Lizzie Clay Lucinda Clay Elmore Cole, Jr. Kim Cole Rainer Coleman Tina Coleman Alan Compton Harlos Cook Gary Cooper Eric Fowlkes Carla Frazier Margaret French Mark Fuquay Bill Garland David Garner Glenn Garner Rosa Garner Stevie Garner Billie Sue Garrett Ronald Glass Paula Glasscock Gloria Goode Carolyn Gregory Renae Gregory George Crute Tony Crute Clyde Daniels Sarah Daniels Kerry Davis Danny Dotson Lynn Dunn Alane Eggleston Kelly Ehrhardt Sharon Elliott Carolyn Evans Susan Fleming Arleen Flynn Brian Foley Alan Forlines Sophomores 55 Mike Griffin Cheryl Gryder Katherine Gutherie Leslie Hairston Lynn Hairston Delores Hamlett Vera Hardeman Angela Hargrove Sandra Hargrove Gary Harmon Joyce Harris Mike Harris Terri Harris Anne Hartsoe ’ Harvey Hatcher 56 Sophomores Gary Hayes Harvey Hayes Tony Hayes Velma Hayes Mary Hillard Ronnie Hillard Donnie Hite Jeanette Hobbs Dale Hogan Lloyd Howerton Kim Hudson Janice Hutchins Steve Ikenberry Timmy Jackson Harold Jenkins Sylvia Martin Perry Matthews Dee-Dee McElwee Harriet McFail Mary Middleton Riley Moore Mike Morrison Michael Moseley Percy Mosley David Nelson Deborah Nelson Rufus Nelson Tommy Nemeth Willard Newby Edna Osborne Michael Jenkins Ricky Johns Doug Jones Karen Jones Michael Jones Tony Jones Cynthia Keene Allyson Keeton Brenda Knight Michael Lanyon Glenn Lawson James Leigh Anthony Lenhart David Liggon Quincy Marrow Sophomores 57 Joel Parcell Luther Parker Deborah Parrish Leonard Pharr Jackie Phillips Kevin Phillips Randy Powell Karshan Pulliam Steve Puryear Amanda Ramsey Martha Reamy Odell Redd Tammy Reese Angeline Revis Deborah Revis Debbie Ricketson William Roberts Brenda Rogers Dwight Royster Yolanda Rugel Roy Sandifer Doug Scott Donna Seay Thomas Shaw Richard Shelton Augustine Simmons Rebecca Spach Sharon Speer Linda Spencer Esther Smith 58 Sophomores Yolanda Smith Wanda Spain Josephine Stewart Jeff Styers Allen Talley Clayton Taylor Mary Beth Taylor Herbert Terry Jackie Terry Linda Terry Melvin Terry Zelton Terry Greg Tharpe Kenny Tharpe Lucy Thomas Beth Thompson Dwayne Thorpe Connie Tollerson Michael Toombs x hes . ig Sake Sn ert . ite her ate, ; Fe. 5 Tina Coleman finds time for recreation. Dencon tucker Ralph Tucker Sophomores 59 Marjorie Waldo Delores Walker Stephanie Walker Wanda Walker Edith White Gary White Timmy Wilbourne Debra Wiles Harley Wilmouth Renee Wood Linda Yancey Teresa Yancey P. “es af 2 Paula Glasscock cheers for the football team. 60 Sophomores KR bRos J ; 5: Se eae ae Dad be Jimmy Young Sophomores are part of the crowd who come out to support the Barons. . Pic. 1 — Susan Coleman and Rhonda Thompson; Pic. 2 — Pear- son DeJarnette and William Park; Pic. 3 — Yvonne Johnson and James Brown; Pic. 4 — Scott Mull and Davy Jones, Stevie Garner — middle; Pic. 5 — Allison Keeten and Renae Gregory Pic. 6 — Michael Folkes; Pic. 7 — Donna Royal, Franklin McCargo, Karry Davis and Karen Jones; Pic. 8 — Marty Frazier and Janet Langford; Pic. 9 — (1) Karen Brankley, (standing) Annette Sizemore, Tina Coleman and (r) Sarah Daniel Student Life 61 62 Student Life Top Left: Allyson Keeton, Top Right: Driver’s Ed Car, Center Left: Gina Garrett, Bottom Left: Annette Sizemore, Top Middle Right: Cheryl Gryder, Bot- tom Middle Right: Mark Claiborne, Bottom Right: Mike Joachiam BETA CLUB: New Members New Sponsor Front row — (l-r) — Anthony Jones, Karen Simmons, Cindy Owen, Warren Pruett and Mrs. Chris Ricci, sponsor. Second row — (l-r) — Sharon Murphy, Mary Ellen Lenhart, Angela Overby and Lisa Watterson. Third row — (l-r) — Karen Kindley, Jen- nifer Brewer and Sharon Seate. Back row — (l-r) — Liz Byars, Jim Broyles, Cheryl Carter, Chris Seate, Donnie Reese, Jackie Townes, Rebecca Pritchard, Carolyn Overby and Lisa Currin. Top right: Liz Byars pins Warren Pruett. Right center: Mary Elien Lenhart adjusts Beta pin. Bottom right: Presidents Anthony Jones lights a candle. Beta 63 IN MEMORIAM OF AMERICA Top Pic. 2 — Vivian Oliver, Jannie Watson, Mary Moore Bottom 3 — Nancy Wallace, Lorrine Terry, Sherry Ballard. 2nd row: Claudette Barlow, Delores Walker, Edith White, and Rita Moore. 3rd row: Estelle Johnson, and Marica Rainey MARY VIRGINIA GARNETT WOOD Mary Virginia Garnett Wood of Chase City, educated in the schools of Mecklenburg County, Virginia Intermont College and Radford College; and head of the Home Economics Department, Bluestone Senior High School, died along with her husband, Franklin Royster Wood, March 25, 1978, in an automobile accident near South Hill, Va. Mrs. Wood was a member of AHEA, VVA, VHEA anda past president of VHETA. She was advisor to the Bluestone Senior High FHA advisor, currently served as advisor to the state reporter. Mrs. Wood faithful to her church, devoted to her family and friends, cooperative and helpful with her fellow teachers, loyal to the ad- ministration and her profes- Sion, dedicated to her pupils and mindful of their problems, alert and alive to the needs and concerns of others, and involved in com- munity and civic affairs, dis- ciplined her life to respect others, to be obedient to the laws of the universe; to per- severe for standards of ex- cellence both in educational and moral values, and to serve faithful whenever and | ie } | wherever the need arose. WISE at LE ; Nh Ns 64 FHA Upper Left: Lorraine Terry, Sherry Ballard, Rita Moore Center Left: Edna Lee, Mary Clay, Ester Johnson Bottom Left: Sherry Ballard, Jannie Watson, Hester Os- bourne, Vivian Oliver, Mary Moore, Christie Marrow, Lisa Harmon Top Right: Debra Boyter, Lisa Harmon, JoAnne Wagstaff Center Right: Debra Border, Rita Moore, Mr. Spencer, Sherry Ballard Bottom Right: Mrs. Elliott ed MLB RICRSDN LE SIMO VOLUNTEER TO HELP THOSE WHO NEED CROWDS 66 Student Life FUTURE FARMERS of AMERICA The FFA chapter participated in the Food for America Program, The Building Our American Communities Award Program, and the public speak- ing contest. At Christmas the FFA sold citrus fruit to raise money for the various activities during the year. The FFA officers (l-r) Mark Brankley, Wayne Pruitt, William Park, Mark Nunn, Mark Moody HERO Hero officers are (l-r) Miss Taylor, Teresa Hillard, Greta Hatcher, Francis Mitchell, Back row: Patricia McNealey, Jackie Leigh, Francis Downey Patrica McNealey DECA Decea officers are (I-r) Gloria Taylor, Cynthia Hayes, Rita Marrow, Vivian Oliver, Mr. W. Kammer Gloria Taylor, Mr. W. Kammer DECA, HERO, FFA 67 SPANISH CLUB Officers (l-r) Robin Poore Kelly Ehrhardt Chris Driggett Front Row — (l-r): Tina Johnson, Robin Poore, Mrs. Anderson, Deborah Nelson, Lisa Currin, JoAnn Wagstaff. Middle Row — (l- r): Shirley Julian, Gary Rogers, Alane Eggleston, Donnie Clary, Kathy Hite. Back Row — (I-r): Curtis Jefferson, Mike Griffin, Glenn Bugg, Dwayne Barnes, Kelly Ehrhardt, Chris Driggett and Lloyd Burwell. FRENCH CLUB Officers are: (l-r) Jim Broyles, Paula Glasscock, Mike Jones and Sherverlyn Hayes. Members are: Front Row: Karen Kindley, Jackie Phillips, Sheverlyn Hayes, Jim Broyles, Paula Glasscock, Mike Jones. Second Row: Jen- nifer Brewer, Cheryl Carter, Lisa Watterson, Janet Langford, Claudette Barlow. Back Row: Jeanette Hobbs, Rebecca Spach, Cheryl Gryder, Carolyn Overby, Wayne Edgerton, Anne Hartsoe, Perry Matthews, Susan Flemming and James Young. 68 Spanish and French ooster Club Revived! Top Right: Coaches Bill Bowles, Lindell Palmer, and Tim Clary could only look on. Top Left: Quarterback Mike Newton is sacked. Bottom left and right: Homecom- ing crowd rockets spirits of players. Football 69 The Bluestone Baron’s 1978 football season will be well remembered. The reorganized Booster Club, known as Bluestone Sports Incorporated, has immensely helped the football program financially. The Boosters raised some three hundred dollars to relieve the players of the high cost of in- surance which is a necessity to every member of the team. This year’s football team has improved enormously, mentally as well as physically. Coach Bill Bowles, who succeeded Donnie Crowder, as head coach, has done an excellent job of getting the football program organized. Moving up from the Junior High, Tim Clary has taken the position of assistant coach. Lindell Palmer has returned for his fourth season with the Barons. Along with the new leadership, the team picked three cap- tains. The Captains for this year were Fred Lindholm, Larry Redd, and William Morse. Throughout the year the team looked up to them for moral support and guidance. At the beginning of the season, everyone had high hopes because of the large turnout of partici- pants for the first night of practice. The anticipa- tion from the 40 expected players dwindled everyones hopes as the season ended with a mear 20 players to dress out. This is a prime example of the way student apathy has troubled the football program. This year’s team was not plagued by serious in- juries as it has been in the past. Most of the in- juries occurred towards the end of the season. The worst injuries were a fractured shoulder and a separated shoulder, along with the usual pulled muscles and tendons. The Barons had six players to make the district team. Those players were Larry Redd, Andy Hawkins, Gary Rogers, William Morse, Mike Newton, and Junnie Kersey. Larry Redd was chosen as offensive Guard and defensive line backer for first team. Andy Hawkins was chosen as second team offensive and defensive tackle. 70 Football Mike Newton, quarter crushing defense. - William Morse is helped off the dé field. Top Left: Mighty Baron’s defense await the snap. Middle Left: Problems?? Bottom Left: Barons try for yardage. Right: Head Coach Bowles explains how the play should have gone. An overall record of 4 and 6 shows that the Barons have already improved since last year. The Barons stand 3 and 5 in the District games. Much is to be ex- pected in next year’s team with 16 returning juniors having starting experience. The Barons will definitely give the district teams a run for the money next year. Defense held its own ground, even though the Barons lost six games. The Barons had three shutouts as a result of a tough defense. Larry Redd was a great asset to the defense with his tackling ability. The quickness of the Baron offense made up for the lack of size. The front line included Odel Redd, Larry Redd, Donnie Clary, Gary Rogers, and Andy Hawkins. Donald Wade played tight end and Wayne Pruett, split end. The backfield was just as quick as the line, with Junior Kersey, William Morse, Mike Newton, quar- terback, and Fred Lindholm fullback. Penalties and fumbles were a big problem during the season, especially the Park View game with 175 yards in penalties. The Barons had over 130 points on the board in their running game for the season. With returning members the team will be tops and give op- posing defenses all they can handle. Football 71 HOMECOMING 1. Gathered around bonfire. 2. Robin Waldrep, Gary Rogers, Martha Reamy and Charles Wagstaff Susan Fleming, Robin Waldrep and Freddie Oettinger Dancing the night away Fred Lindholm 72 Homecoming Upper left: The Homecoming Court waits to take the field. Center left: (l-r) Pearl Evans, Aaron Jones, Beth Bailey, William Park, Cheryl Carter, Harvey Bacon, Donna Royal, Andy Wilkerson, Martha Reamy and Mike Morrison. Bottom left: (l-r) Susan Fleming, Mark Brankley, Karen Simmons, Mark Moody, Robin Waldrep, Freddie Oettinger, Pearl Evans, Aaron Jones, Beth Bailey and William Park. Top right: Miss Blackwell crowns Homecoming queen, Wanda Smith, as her escort, Lawrence Brum- mell, and Mark Moody look on. Bottom right: Wanda Smith and Lawrence Brummell. Homecoming 73 DRILL TEAM AND CHEERLEADERS Upper right — Kelly Ehrhardt, Middle right — Front row: (l-r) JoAnn Wagstaff, Ruth Stembridge, Susan Coleman, Tina Coleman, Second row: Yvonne Johnson, Ann Reamy, Sheri Nunn, Renae Gregory, Susan Fleming, Third row: Annette Sizemore, Rosa Hazlewood, Robin Waldrep and Cynthia Keene. Lower right: Carolyn Mangum, Rebecca Spach, Heverlyn Hayes, Paula Glassock, and Kim Cole. Top Left: Lynn Hairston, Roxanne Ballard. Lower Left: Cheering away — Wanda Smith, Martha Reamy, Rebecca Spach EST oF) “Ne _HIGH SCHOOL BAND _ we 74 Drill Team Cheerleaders : ‘ Left: LaNita Hudgins ( 22) shoots over a Lloyd C. Bird Girls’ Basketball Team Is layer. Right: Carolyn E Teaka for Ags! ° ° Baye relene Carolyn Evang (51) looks for aasitanes, istrict Champs And Right: Carolyn Evans ( 31) shoots against two Clover Hill Opponents. Cindy Owen ( 15) rolls in for rebound. Tournament Runner-ups Delta Bowers goes one-on-one against a Nottoway opponent as the Girl’s Basketball 75 other teammates rush toward Bluestone basket. — 66 — BAZ HNRarsz ort cs | Regular Season — Tournament a Regional — 76 Girl’s Basketball Brunswick 13 Matoaca 26 Park View 32 Lloyd Bird 54 Nottoway Zo Randolph Henry 40 Clover Hill 38 Greensville 24 Brunswick 28 Matoaca 43 Park View 23 Lloyd Bird 56 Nottoway 19. Randolph Henry 45 Clover Hill 56 Greensville a7 Randolph Henry 24 Matoaca 42 Clover Hill 56 Kennedy 56 Position 1. LaNita Hudgins ( 22) moves in with a move between two Clover Hill opponents. Position 2. Carolyn Evans ( 31) out rebounds three Clover Hill op- ponents to shoot two. Position 3. P. Thompson misses this shot for Brunswick. Cindy Owen ( 15) prepares to rebound. Position 4. Conditioning exercises begin the season for the Bluestones Baronettes early in August. Position 5. The 1977- 78 sports banquet finds a proud, smiling, Coach M.D. Hughey getting gifts from two of her senior ballplayers Bonita Goode, Gloria Venable ‘B 99 Team Gains Experience Upper Left: Carol Evans shoots for two. Top Center: Willis Mull adds points. Top Right: Carol Evans looks for an open Baron. Lower Left: Willis Mull sets up Baron defense. Bottom Right: Ray Oliver is fouled. Boy’s Basketball 77 Barons Win First Round In Regionals 78 Boy’s Basketball Top Left: Carol Evans flying high. Top Center: Henry Goode shoots another two points. Top Right: A Motoaca player makes a vain attempt to block Chris Watkins shot. Bottom Left: Ray Oliver finds difficulty. Bottom Center: Henry Goode goes for the jump shot. Bottom Right: Coach Watson talks to the team The Ups and Downs of Basketball Upper Left: Carol Evans Shoots for two. Top Center: Willis Mull adds points. Top Right: Carol Evans looks for an open Baron. Lower Left: Willis Mull sets up Baron defense. Bottom Right: Ray Oliver is fouled. ie tm: Ss ne Boy’s Basketball 79 New Beginnings The Bluestone Senior Band Members pictured are: Front row: Tina Smith, Cathy Tingen, Karen Jones,. 2nd row: Mary Tucker, Sharon Bacon, Anne Hartsoe, Vera Hardeman, Jannie Watson, Wanda Martin, Deborah Wilson, Yvette Spain. 3rd row: Thomasena Martin, Steve Tucker, Marshall Fields, Robert Jackson, Jesse King, Daniel Henderson, Eugene Gillispie, Andy Joyner. 4th row: Katherine Gutherie, Wanda Spain, Perry Matthews, Dwayne Barnes, Melvin Terry, Brenda Adams, Eric Fowlkes, David Card. 5th row: Calvin Bass, Harlow Cook, Michael Fowlkes, Gary White, Larry Hayes, Harry Burton, Leonard Pharr. Back row: Irven Tucker, Doug Jones, Carol Evans, Carnell Moody, Thomas Crutchfield. Derek Crute, Rufus Nelson, Billy Roberts. Not pictured: Rainer Coleman, Michael Mosley, Anne Oliver, Karen Robinson. New director, new flags, new flag corps, and many new sophomores — all this and six new trophies for the band showcase. Director Rick Allgood revived the band booster club with hopes of their help with raising money for acquisition of new uniforms to be bought in the near future. The band won trophies at ‘armville, Chase City, Boyd- ton, Clarksville, Keysville, and South Hill. Spring concerts were held in the elementary schools in the spring. 80 Band vee wie oa Opening Section (Winter) 81 A new vocational and business complex greeted the 1978 students and faculty. A modern two story building with new equipment for com- mercial subjects, electronics, refrigeration, building trades, power mechanics, distributive education, and clothing was ready to start the school year. The Commercial depart- ment went to a block program as well as the other programs and students spent two hours in their classes each day. Students were able to study Masonery, Agriculture, and Industrial Arts as well in the older buildings. Top right: Dean Taylor and Victor Miller lift Mr. Pix- ley, power mechanics instructor, as other students look on. Center Left: Mr. Pixley demonstrates the cylinder boring machine to (l-r) Robert Wilkerson, David Gryder, and Fred Lindholm. Center Right: Albert Evans and Greg Harris look on as Mr. Pixley shows the parts of a tractor. Bottom Right: Glenn Lawson and Jerry Gordon demonstrate their skills with hand tools in the building trade block. 82 Vocational Building Vocational Complex Opens Porm Top Left: J.T. Parcell and Elmore Cole adjust equipment controls in the electronic lab. Middle Left: Students in Mr. Partridge’s air- condition and refrigeration block work with equipment. Bottom Left: Students in Mr. Crowder’s industrial art class and Mr. Conner’s General Music class learn about P.A. and sound equipment. Top right: Willie Leigh and Earl Small show off an arch they built in Masonery. Bottom right: Mr. Dortch, masonery instructor stands with (l-r) William Baskerville, Calvin Oliver, Lewis Royster, and Roger Pulliam. iat Sa Fe @ mt Vo-Ag Building 83 Top Right: Brenda Rogers learns business procedure in the typing lab. Center right: Katherine Gutherie uses typing skills during office practice. Top Left: Susan Fleming and Allyson Keeton study bookkeeping skills in an office setting. Bottom Left: Many machines such as the memory typewriter, adding machines, and dictating machines are used in the office practice block as Wanda Oslin and Debbie Garner demonstrate their skills. Cynthia Hayes and Annette Sizemore practice with the cash register in their Distributive Education block. 84 Vocational Building BUSINESS APA Og Se Two Chosen for Regional Choir Alison Evans and Earnadette Powell were chosen to attend All-Regional Chorus at Byrd High School, Feb. 16, 17, and 18. The two were chosen by outside judges. Director Walt Conner said this was a great opportunity for the two choir members and hope more will be able to at- tend in years to come. The choir not only had a new director, Walter Conner but also an accompanist, Tony Wood. This is the first year in many years that the choir has had an accompanist. The choir performed for the Thanksgiving and Christmas assemblies. A Spring Concert was also planned. Left: Ginna Garrett and Tony Wood, accompanist. Below: Earnadette Powell and Alison Evans, All- Regional Chorus members. Choir 85 Custodians and Cafeteria, Workers a ate , “MANE Pic. | Right top: Annie Strickler, Francis Chandler, and Mabel Pulliam preparing lunch. Pic. 2 Right Middle: Annie Mosley and Iva Carter. Pic. 3 Right Bottom: Mr. Spain, head custodian takes a few minutes from his busy day to talk with Mr. Crowder. Pic. 4 Left: Blair Stevens working with the books during Mrs. Brankley’s absence. 6 We, the Yearbook Staff, would like to thank everyone who helped to make the 1979 Golden Link a success. The efficiency has ovexcome the lack of funds and lack of cooperation to produce the Golden Link. The Yearbook would not have been possible without the help of the following: Max Ward, Delmar Studio, the News-Progress, the Sun, the Enterprise, Commercial Department, patrons, Mrs. Talley, photo-journalism classes, cooperative students and teachers. To these we offer our special thanks. Out staff, which includes: Bev Chewning....... .Editor in Chief Cindy Wright ....... . Assistant Editor Karen Wallace ....... .Lay-out Editor Karen Simmons........ Sports Editor Karen Brankley... . Student-Life Editor Angela Overby ........ Typing Editor Hallie Mondragon ....... Copy Editor Mark Claiborne... . . .Business Manager Mike Joachim... . . . Photographer and Staff: Chris Driggett, Yvonne Driggs, Marty Frazier, Yvonne Johnson, Janet Langford, Bobby Owen, Donald Wade, would like to offer a special thanks to our ad- visor, Walter D. Conner, whose unfailing sup- port and never-ending advice has given you this yearbook. 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