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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1980 volume:

rx. x,2,5,2 ,|] GOLDEN |, BLUESTONE SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL SKIPWITH, VIRGINIA 23968 1980 Volume 25 Frank C. Chuchek 1955-59 1959-73 1973-78 1979- Above — The first senior class officers. Far Left — Bluestone, when first built. May Day court of 1955 2 25 Years Head Majorette Tanya Keenum iD aK... PRAI The First 25 Years The Golden Link was chosen by the 1955-56 staff. Mrs. Roland, the sponsor, explained that the title seems appropriate since an An- nual is a link in the chain of school years, and gold is one of the school colors. —The Monitor (Bluestone Newspaper) Vol 1 No. 1 October 25, 1955 Twenty Five years! Years of participation in academics, sports, student activities, and all the things students do as a teenager. 25 years — 4,500 school days, 3,629 graduating seniors. Here’s to another 25 years, Bluestone. May they be as Rich as the first 25 years! 25 Years 3 e P . 3 a OP er 5 ¥ahS ta ee Pas vic. 1 — Kathy Hite shows off her hat during hat day; 2 — working on the field are Timmy Wilbourne, Larry Redd, Mark Moody, Curtis Jefferson, Gary Rogers, Bruce Mosley, Stanley Townes, David Garner, and Andy Hawkins; 3 — a note lf by th. parting seniors; 4 — Sophomores during bomb Pronk: — Su jan i ming exits bus durite bus drill 7] gy 4 Opening his days may come, the days may go, bed: HHAd the antl of mem ry weave the blissful Abeer of long ago. eorge 6 ooper 1840-1927 a Cpe el a Las — MN). Biggs talks to the students during a hae tveals 3 — James Brown on the move; 4 — Mike Mosley culs a pile Sree Kebeccs ARTA V a epee) Ok sao ing refreshments after Weta Club initiation. Opening 5 New Athletic Field for the 25th Year eer ee 3 6 Athletic Field — The dirt was brought in... — leveled... — and graded. Brooks mowing the new lawn — Students working on the field — P.E. classes picked the rocks up. Onarhwahr— | In the Spring, Coach Bowles discussed the need to refurbish the athletic field. The Booster Club accepted the challenge and with the assistance of Johnny Farmer and Merrill Crowder, who furnished equipment and time for the project. Ralph Bragg availed his pond to us during the summer months for the irrigation of the field. The field was ready for the first football game and the many com- ments from patrons and students about our field being one of the best in the district made the project worth the ef- fort. Athletic Field 7 WB Renovation of Field Completed ME = Baron Power—Going Strong MCA Trip to Fantasy Island fie Goodbye Class of ’79 8 Spring Yearbook Adds Color For the first time in four years the yearbook started their book by being in the black. Also, with the help of Mr. Biggs the Golden Link featured the Seniors in color, another first. Members of the staff attended the Yearbook workshop held in the Fall at University Va. Charlottesville, Va. Pos. 1. Mike Jones, Janet Lankford, Joanne Wagstaff, Chris Thompson, Karen Simmons, Donald Wade, Jimmie Young, Mr. Conner, and Mike Conner take a few minutes to decide what classes they will attend while at Charlot- tesville. Pos. 2. Donna Seay, Typist. Pos. 3.. Your Yearstaff Donna Seay, Arleene Flynn, Micheal Fowlkes, Donald Wade, Janey Lanford, David Neslaon, Annette Sizemore, Yvonne Driggs, Yvonne Johnson—not pic- tured; Rhonda Thompson, Mark Claibourne, and Tina Smith. Pos. 3. Yvonne Driggs, Typist. Pos. 4. Mike Con- ner, Chris Thompson, Joanne Wagstaff, Donald Wade, Janet Langford, Mike Jones, Karen Simmons, Jimmie Young, Quincy Marrow pose for the camera at the Fall Journalism workshop at U. VA. Charlottesville, VA. Pos. 5. The Advanced Photo-Journalism class hosts the Gifted and Talented students from the South Hill area for a day of ‘‘Hands On’”’ photography. Yearbook 9 Baron’s Place Third in District Halifax lost L.C. Bird lost B Halifax lost L Nottoway lost U Randolph Henry lost ) Clover Hill won S Park View won T Brunswick won O Park View lost N L.C. Bird lost E Matoaca won Nottoway won Randolph Henry won Clover Hill won Greensville (2) lost 10 Basebal!] Far left: Charles Wagstaff putting the tag on. Middle: Doug Toombs awaiting the pitch. Top: Coach Bowles talks it over with Ray Oliver. Bottom: Warren Pruett making ready. Ly With a baseball field that was in desperate need of repairs, the season went ex- ceptionally well. “At the beginning of the season the players were not looking their best,’’ says Coach Bowles, ‘‘plus there was lots of rainy weather which resulted in several cancelled games.”’ The players commented on the long school bus rides be- ing uncomfortable, but if we won it helped to ease the discomfort. The defense hurt the team (giving up many runs) but the offense was good enough to get the BARONS’ third place. Baseball 11 Track ’79 Boys’ Track Upper right: Boys’ Track: seated — J. Williams, E. White; kneeling —D. Jones, A. Simmons, A. Evans, M. Newcomb, L. Hayes; standing — Coach Clary, W. Right, M. Terry, M. Mosely, A. Evans, L. Smith, C. Richardson, T. Hayes, and D. Garner. Girls’ Track Middle right: Girls’ Track: K. Sim- mons, G. Hatcher, K. Reese, C. Marrow, P. Glasscock, M. Lenhart, W. Spain, L. Yancey, J. Richmond, L. Terry, J. Harris, E. Eggleston, B. Chewning, D. Nelson, S. Carrington, D. Epps, and Coach Kammer. C. Hayes leading the pack. “ —— _ a ee ee | wre x © PRERRHRRe Cee eow oe Above: R. Jackson edging a victory. Left: K. Simmons on the home stretch. Baronettes: Second Place in District The Baronettes finished the 1979 softball season with a second place in the District Tournament. The season started off with a bang, but tapered off to some extent toward the end of the season. Coach Miriam Hughey gave it her all since the ’79 season was her last with the Baronettes. She has had the pleasure of coaching the softball team for the last years. Top Left: Vivian ‘‘Cheetah’’ Oliver. Middle Left: Carla Frazier and her ‘‘famous’’ fast pitch. Top Right: Terri Harris attempts a slide-in play. Bottom Right: Terri Harris hurls the ball to second. Baronettes: Front Row — Janie Watson, manager, Theresa Yancy, Rebecca Pritchard, Pricilla McFail, Delta Bowers, Karshan Pulliam, Sharon Speer, Sheverlyn Hayes; Back Row — Gloria Taylor, manager, Debbie Amitucci, manager, Hester Osborne, Deborah Wiles, Cindy Owen, Terri Harris, Vi- vian Oliver, LaNita Hudgins, Carla Frazier, Debbie Ricketson, and Coach Miriam Hughey. Softball 13 BARON TENNIS TEAM Matoaca — Lost 6-3 Bird — Lost 5-4 Clover Hill — Lost 9-0 Randolph Henry — Lost 6-3 Greensville — Won 5-4 Clover Hill — Lost 9-0 Brunswick — Lost 5-4 Matoaca — Won Forfeit Brunswick — Won 5-4 Bird — Won 5-4 Randolph Henry — Lost Forfeit Greensville — Won 5-4 ie et 4 i Waiting for the outcome. Coach Bowles “‘expresses him- self.”’ That famous ‘“‘BARONETTE slide.” Willis Mull — ready for the catch. Top: Karen Harris and Cheryl Carter caught in the middle of things. Bottom: Ms. Blackwell and Mrs. Morris help with Junior Prom. Top: Mr. Hester giving Mrs. Doherty some advice. Bottom: Mrs. Doherty Donna Ramsey, Cherly Carter, and Karen Harris trying to decide what to do next. Prom 15 Welcome tO Fantasy Island There was only one element missing from the prom — Mr. Roark and Tatoo were not there to greet us as we arrived! In- stead, ‘‘Harvest’’ was there to entertain us with the latest hits. Ms. Blackwell, head sponsor for the prom, rounded juniors up to work on decorations dur- ing the week before the “big night’. Even though there was a lack of interest on some of the Junior's part, the final product turned out beautifully. The theme, ‘Fantasy Island,” was portrayed by a small island in the center of the gymnasium. The island was surrounded by bamboo and palm trees and the ceiling was covered with blue, yellow, and green streamers. The dance floor was con- sistently filled with couples dancing to the latest hits played by the band ‘‘Harvest’’. Everyone attending agreed that this was one of the better Junior-Senior proms at Bluestone. 16 Prom : Top center: Lanita Hudgins and Curtis Middle: Seniors, Juniors and_ their Bowers checking in. guests. Top Right: Tony Lacks and Susan Bottom: Dancing to “Harvest” Coleman a OTe es alle ie. Students busting loose. Below: Leonard Pharr, Debbie Vaughan, Mr. and Mrs. Baker Pearson DeJarnette and Jackie Winn. Prom 17 ae (fais O 79 Graduation exercises were divided into two separate programs this year. ES oe and their parents attended the Awards Assembly for = anions held on Friday, Mune 1, 1979. Honor students Karen Wallace and Wanda Seamans took part in this program and the guest speaker included Reverend Paul Bailey and the chairman of the board of Supervisors, Me. Claude Wright. Scholarships, and certificates for outstanding achievement were awarded by VM]. Baker. Bluestone Senior High's Class of 79 graduated Friday night, June 8, al 6 pm. eR OT: OT Te ight Sal Nemeth Sie ek Miike Newton, Danny Vann Middle Right. Beth Bailey ower Right: The Class of '79 i cal co a Sar 5 a Aho Mo: oa ae “Ene , ¥ — ¥ + ¢ - = etn en te Fee Meee ee OS SRE SS pean 18 Graduation Years weve spent together in the past have come and gone alt last. Together Daven been through the good times and the bad, Vlever to forget the love, laughter, Midi adieianie velhad. Pind though we fe ready fo say goodbye, as the Cia of 79, Fores, a part of us Well ae behind. Prople say we fepriuch ico lazy. Wut we re just 5O pel stel crazy. We auanvt besthe! biggestior. the best, Y 99 Most promising or most rotten, Wut wala Add the res, ie class of 794. ade never be forgotten. 79 he Class 0 Thgether the lan 0, 79 ’ cee? WU re wanber 1 � NO other class can compare. Pld in the future well a just fine, Uscaute the memories of de we shared Will always be yours and. mine. Phi 5 hos IE (Gag A or Hlunking, excelling, or just getting by. acces shake their heads and sigh. (Ceeahar can they say? We only want to have a good time. Wwelve tong years weve waited For guaduation night to come. It's hard to realize it’s finally arrived erie ve managed fo survive. But now that weve graduated, Out future has just begun. by Karen Wallace Left — Patiently waiting Middle left — 8. Chewning, Golden Link Editor Below — Family photographers wait for their subject Bottom left — Karen Brankley Bottom right — Class of 79 Graduation 19 « ars SGD ABs eA RE eR AIOE ARO Bell le tae ap Bs a eno i eet dy 20 Summer WB Back to School! : MB Baron Football j Members of the County School South Hill, Coleman Speece, Board are | to r Francis Clark, Clarksville, W. M. Jiggetts, South Buckhorn, W. T. Carter, Chase Hill, Dr. William Shelton, Boydton, City, William Jones, Clarksville, R. Standing | to r Norman Spencer, D. Cook, LaCrosse, S. B. Land, Asst. Superintendent, Dr. Jerry Austin, Superintendent, Rebbeca W hite, Clerk, Windfred Hudgins, Asst. Superintendent. MECKLENBURG COUNTY SCHOOL ADMINISTRATORS Linda Farrah, Secretary Florence Wells, Bookkeeper Members of the Mecklenburg Diasontic Center are | to r Mrs. Jacquline Winn, Counselor Miss Cindy La- foon, Speech Therapist, Miss Sherly Burton, Child Development Specialist Mrs. Alice P. Burwell, Special Ed Supervisor, Dr. Joan George School psychologist 22 School Board William Biggs, B.A. Lees McRae Jr. College B.S. University of Georiga M. Ed. University of Virginia Edward Blane B.A. Lynchburg College Assistant Principal Jerome J. Watson B.S. and M.A. Winston Salem State College, Virginia State College Assistant Principal Benjamin Pearson B.S. Degree A. and T. State University. M.S. Degree Longwood College Conway Burwell B.S. North Carolina A. and T. State University and Virginia State Univ. M. Ed. University of Virginia Alice Sutton B.A. Degree at Stetson Univer. M. Ed. Degree Univ. of Virginia SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION School Administration 23 Mr. Ricky Allgood Elon College Longwood College B.S. Band Sponsor of Majorettes Sponsor of Flag Team Mrs. Carolyn W. Anderson Longwood College University of Barcelona B.A. Spanish Sponsor of Spanish Club 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 Mr. William Elder Bowles Ferrum Junior College East Carolina University B.S. Head Coach, Football Basketball Sponsor of Monogram Club P. E10, 117,12 Mrs. Nancy-Paige Briggs Salem College University of Kentucky A.B., B.L.S. Librarian Mr. Frederick W. Burwell North Carolina Central University B.A. Art Mrs. Diane Byrd Western Carolina University B.A. English 24 Faculty % ie, : E : 3 Grovder! Kibler, Pixley, Briggs, LeGrand Talley, Morris, Dirks Mr. Tim Clary East Tennessee B.S. Health and Phys. Ed. Track Coach Assistant Football Coach Mr. Walter D. Conner National Business College Shenandoah Conservatory of Music Virginia State University B.C.S., B.M.E., M. Ed. General Music, Choir, Photojournalism, Yearbook Mrs. Betty Crowder Radford College B.A. Chemistry Billy Crowder Elon College East Carolina Univ. B.S. Industrial Arts Modern Industrial -Technology Mr. Otis Bland Crowder William and Mary B.A. Government and History Mrs. Catherine H. Dirks Westhampton College of Univ. of Richmond B.A. English Teachers 25 26 Teachers Mrs. Rebecca J. Doherty Radford College Wytheville Community College A.S., B.S. English 10, 11 Mr. Charles W. Dortch St. Paul’s College Masonry Mr. Lee Goodwin Danville Technical Institute Electronic Technology Mr. Carlton Gurley Carson-Newman Old Dominion Univ. Drivers Education Mr. Jerome A. Hester V.P.I. and S.U. B.S. and M. Agriculture Sponsor of FFA Mr. A.C Holloman Atlantic Christian College East Carolina Univ. B.A. and M.A. Social Studies and Sociology Mr. Moses James Virginia Tech Distributive Education Sponsor of DECA Lh ASS W Mrs. Hilda Conley Jones Norfolk State College B.S. Biology Miss Elva Kibler ae College U.S. and Va. Government Doris Langhorne Northeastern Univ. Norfolk State College P.E. Teacher Basketball Coach Softball Coach Gymnastics Club Mrs. Norma Mooneyham Delta State University, Univ. of North Alabama B.S. and M.A. Business Ed. Miss Ethel Matthews as Carolina Central Univ. Home Economics Sponsor of HERO Mrs. Mary Parham Lenhart Longwood College B.S. and Graduate work Radford College Office Practice Business Law-Economics Er eutE 1 and 2 FBLA Advisor Mr. Allgood Conducting Teachers 27 28 Teachers Top Row — L-R: Mr. Albert H. Mull Danville Tech. Ext. of V.P.I. Radio Engineering 1.G.M. School of Solid State Cleveland Inst. of Electronics Mrs. Pearlene F. Pearson A and T State Univ. B.S. and M. Ed. English 11, 12 Mr. Elmer C. Pixley V.P.I. and S.U. Power Mechanics 1, 2, 3 Bottom Row — L-R: Mrs. Rachel K. Pixley Longwood College B.A. Algebra 1, 2, Trigonometry, Consumer Math Mrs. Regina Pool Ce aoa of William and Mary A. English 10 Mrs. Christine Hefferan Ricci Chestnut Hill College Longwood College A.B. U.S. History Beta Club Sponsor Teachers attend Bomb Threats too. Mrs. Joan Stevenson Saint Paul’s College B.S. Special Education Mrs. Nancy Collins Talley East Carolina Univ. B.S. English 12 Mrs. Myrna West Study Hall Office Assistant Mr. James P. Wise Virginia Military Institute Old Dominion Univ. B.A. in English B.S. in Biology Physics Mrs. Lillian Wood Study Hall Office Assistant Teachers 29 The Bonfire During Homecoming week, Oct. 15-19, 1979 several events took place. Oct. 17 crazy hats were worn. There were contests held to see who had the craziest hats. On Oct. 18 we had to see who could dress the tackiest. Oct. 19 you were to wear blue and gold. On Wed- nesday night Oct. 17 we had a bonfire but to everyone’s surprise it wouldn’t light. Everything was used from play books to toilet paper. After an hour of trying to get it started and finally lit the band played a few songs. Afterwards the students along with the parents and cheerleaders got fired upped with some cheers. Everyone appeared to be having a great time. 30 Homecoming Song leabell: Saar: Homecoming @yreen 1979-1980 The Homecoming court was elected by the homerooms. The football players chose the Homecoming queen. Karen Simmons was elec- ted the 1979-80 Homecoming queen. She was on the track team in 10, 11 and 12, Spanish club 10, 11, and 12, Beta club 11, and 12, Monogram club 11, and 12, Yearbook staff 11, Gifted and Talented 10, 11, 12. Middle Left: Seniors L to R — Cathy Tingen, Jennifer Brewer, Karen Simmons, Karen Robinson, Donna Royal, Pam Jones. Bottom Left: Juniors — L to R — Susan Flem- ing, Paula Glasscock, Martha Reamy, Kerry Davis. Above: Sophomores — L to R — Crystal Waldrep, Donna Newton. 31 om wh I1 32 Seniors . Brenda Brogden, Linda Burden. . Leslie Hairston. . Albert Evans. . Annie Newton. . Mary Ellen Lenhart, Faye Ramsey, Leslie Hairston, Martha Smith. . Steve Puryear. . Eric Fowlkes. . L-R. Front Martha Smith, Tina Duckworth, Donna Royal, Jennifer Brewer, Nancy Mathews, Back — Karen Harris, Warren Pruitt. Seniors 33 z 2 5 Di = Seniors 35 “ r- 2 IS Seniors 37 iors mento S Seniors 39 niors 40 ee Seniors 42 iors 43 en DN z Th) . . 44 S) LOI OSI KONPOMSONI LOD: HIGH 25th 6359.0 B) OF. LON EO) B7.tole 1980 Seniors 45 SENIORS DY. Ga row DY 4 NOAMAYAMN EDN ARE VARIED 46 Senior Life Top Right: Braxton Rutledge, Another Senior using the Library facilities to expand his education. Top Left: Larry Hayes and Andy Walker stumble on Bus 74 in preparation for an annual bus drill. Middle Right: Micheal Fowlkes, Yuvonne Johnson, Arlene Flynn, Donna Seay, Yuvonne Driggs, and Tina Smith are some members of the annual staff that are taking money up for the yearbook. Bottom Left: New grass on the baseball diamond is checked out by Coach Clary and Mr. Biggs, Prin- cipal for the enjoyment of Seniors. Bottom Right: One of the many modes of transportation for Seniors. BAND BRIGHTENS THE YEAR WITH NEW UNIFORMS Band — Front Row: Karen Robinson, Cathy Tingen, Karen Jones. Second Row: Renae Gregory, Kelly Ehrhardt. Third Row: Ricky Allgood Director, Yvette Spain, Regina Pettus, Timothy Smith, Eric Fowlkes, Dwayne Barnes, Cornell Moody, Leonard Pharr, Calvin Bass, Steven Tucker, Jesse King. Fourth Row: Sharon Reid, Maxine Thompson, Larry Hayes, Phillip Partridge, Patty Pulliam, Micheal Moseley, Harry Burton, Kenneth Knuckles, Mar- vin Tucker, Robert Jackson. Fifth Row: Vera Hardeman, Anne Hartsoe. Catherine Guthrie, Francis Jordan, Louis Brown, Derek Crute, Melvin Terry, Gilbert Nelson, Melvin Crutchfield. Sixth Row: Deborah Wilson, Sandra Bacon, Micheal Fowlkes, Wanda Spain, Doug Jones, Rufus Nelson, Percy Moseley, Billy Roberts, Marshall Fields, Anthony Aidoo. Seventh Row: Flag Team Susan Fleming, Alane Eggleston, Florene Thompson, Alice Brummel, Yvonne Johnson, Carol Lnagford, Barbara Flan Janet Langford. Not Pictured: Horace Williams, Bobby Overby, Gary White, Rainer Coleman, Johnny Puryear, Ernest Stovall, David Card. Flag Team — Front Row: Lori Tanksley, Yvonne Johnson, Bar- bara Elam, Carol Langford, Janet Langfor. Back Row: Ann Smiley, Alane Eggleston, Susan Fleming, Florene Thompson, Alice Brummel. Front Row: Majorettes — Karen Robinson, Head Majorette, Cathy Tingen, Karen Jones. Drum Majorettes — Renae Gregory, Kelly Ehrhardt. Not Pictured: Karen Towery, Audrey Butler. ¥ Band 47 SPORTS — LOOKING GOOD Football Coaches, and Captains: Coach Clary, L. Redd, D. Returning Baseball Players — Front Row: W. Pruett, G Clary, J. Kersey, G. Rogers, W. Morse, Coach Bowles Rogers, B. Roberts, W. Pruett, W. Park. Back Row: Coac Girl’s Basketball — Front Row: S. Watkins, B. Townes, T. Clary, R. Reese, A. Hawkins, D. Reese, M. Moody, B. Biggs. McFail, K. Pulliam, S. Carrington, M. Smith, D. Wiles. Back Row: Managers (M. Evans, M. Carter, A. Evans) D. Newton, C. Hardaman, M. Salley, C. Evans, A. Jones, C. Shaw, V. Oliver, N. Glasscock, Coach Langhorn: Football Squad — Front Row: Wayne Pruett, Mark Moody, Andy Hawkins, Alex Walker, Donald Wade, Warren Pruett, Wayne Edgerton, Donny Clary, Junnie Kersey, Gary Rogers, William Morse, Larry Redd, James Brown, Standley Townes, Franklin McCargo, Andy Wilkerson, Kenny Thorpe. Back Row: Coach Clary, Marvin Terry, Jerome Kelly, Emest Stovall, William Roberts, Nathanel Robinson, Billy Roberts, Doug Duckworth, Chuck Nelson, Tony Crute, Rusell Bowen, Johnny Reese, Richard Townes, Bruce Mosley, Ricky Lacks, David Gar- ner, Rainer Coleman, Alvin Townes, Richard Sheldon, Jerome Kersey, Coach Bowles. 48 Athletic Groups J. Kersey shows open field running. J. Brown is tackled. BARONS — 5 and 5 W. Morse going all the way. Everyone was excited at the beginning of the season! The team was expected to be one of the best at Bluestone in many years. (Even though the BARONS ended up five and five, they built up respect from the community fans and especially the other teams.) The interest ran high at the beginning of the season with an average of 35 players per practice. Bill Bowles, head coach, did another excellent job tak- ing care of the line. Tim Clary handling the backfield and Lindell Palmer working the ends rounded out our coaching staff. The team captains were seniors Junnie Kersey, William Morse, Gary Rogers, Donnie Clary, and Larry Redd. The BARONS had an overall record of five and five. They stood four and four in the district which gave them fourth place. The team will be losing 18 seniors next year Asana which will definitely hurt the team. The BARONS went through the season without too many serious injuries. William Morse had a shoulder separation but was able to recover after two games. Larry Redd was out three games with a bad knee. Donald Wade pulled liga- ments in his foot and missed two games, hurting the kick- ing gams. The defense held its ground : Piccstorts : A 12 Dan River Bluestone O— 2 Greenville Bluestone = 3—14 Bronswick Bluestone 13— 0 Matoaca Bluestone 21— 6 Park View Bluestone 14—22 L.C. Bird Bluestone 42— 8 Cumberland _ Bluestone 30—18 Nottaway Bluestone 33—19 Randolph Henry _ Bluestone 12— 20 Cloverhill all through the season. They shut out Matoaca, the district champion and the BARONS were the only team to defeat them. Gary Rogers, Mark Moody and Rainer Coleman led the defensive attack up front. Andy Hawkins and Donald Wade played defen- sive ends, while Larry Redd, James Brown, and Tony Crute were the three linebackers. The secondary consisted of William Morse, Junnie Kersey, and Wayne Pruett. The offense had problems at first. Fumbles, penalties and poor assignments were the key reasons the BARONS J. Brown on the move. 50 Football lost their first three games. After this was corrected, the BARONS won 5 of the last 7 games. The BARONS’ scoring was led by senior running back Junnie Kersey. He had 977 yards rushing for the year, scoring 66 points. He had a remarkable 9.1 yards per carry. He was an All District player and also made the Regional Team. He is the first one in the school’s history to do this. James Brown had 26 points for the year. He had over 700 yards rushing, which was the fourth highest yardage in the district. si a aa he ty ne Bluestone recovers a fumble. Donald Wade had a good year kicking. He kicked a 40 yard field goal, which was the first in the school’s history. He broke a school record kicking 6 extra points for 6 attempts in one game. D. Clary and J. Kersey waiting for the toss. A. Hawkins tackling a Parkview runner. For the season he had 18 points. Andy Wilkerson and Wayne Pruett had two touchdown passes each. William Morse had two 50 yard touchdown runs after his shoulder injury. He averaged 6 yards per carry. Warren Pruett made a touchdown and threw 5 touchdown passes for the season. Jerome Kersey scored on a pass, and Wayne Edgerton had an 8 yard run for a touchdown. : The offensive line was a’ made up of Rainer Coleman, Richard Shelton, Andy Hawkins, Donnie Clary, Gary Rogers, and Larry Redd. The line was one of the smallest in the district but their quickness made up for it. The BARONS had eight players to make the district team. The first team players were: Junnie Kersey, run- ning back; Larry Redd, linebacker; and Donald Wade, kicker. The second J. Brown finds the defense. team players were: Andy Hawkins, defensive end; Gary Rogers, offensive guard; Donnie Clary, center; James Brown, running back; and William Morse, defensive secondary. W. Pruett looks things over. Coach Bowles. The Junior Class was a busy one. They sold cookies and made ap- proximately $2500.00 for the prom. The Junior Class took the S.A.T.’s, a test which consists of reading, language arts, and mathematics. Juniors who plan to at- tend colleges took the college board tests. The Scholastic Aptitude test is a multiple choice test made of verbal and Busy Juniors mathematical questions. In their Junior year English Classes ha- rassed the Librarian, Mrs. Briggs, for about 4 weeks while learning the parts of the term paper. Mrs. Ricci’s college- bound History Classes wrote or typed a 4-page newspaper of historical events that are written as though they are hap- pening today. Mr. Holloman’s and Mr. Crowder’s History Classes got a kick out of doing cartoon’s pertain- ing to History. And last but not least an important thing which happened in one’s Junior year. The receiv- ing of one’s class ring in November. The event puts a special thought on each Junior’s mind “Graduation is only a year away.”’ = | Left Top: Gilbert Nelson Above: Guess who’s late for class again? Who else but, Donna Seay. Left Bottom: Melvin Terry on his way to English Class. 52 Juniors Sandra Bacon Dwayne Barnes Mildred Bass Steven Boyter Greg Bratton Charlene Brewer Lawerence Brummell Linda Burdine James Byrd Doug Campbell John Campbell David Card Grant Carey Donny Carrington Sharon Carrington Marty Carter Beth Thompson and Debra Parrish on the way to Photo-Journalism Juniors 53 Edward Cary Lizzie Clay Lucinda Clay Tony Crute Rainer Coleman Tina Coleman Alan Compton Angela Cook Gary Cooper Ann Childress Sarah Daniels Kerry Davis Alane Eggleston Kelly Earheart Mike Elliot Carolyn Evans Lynn Hairston posing for a picture. Trudy Carrington and Michelle Wright 54 Juniors Susan Fleming Arleene Flynn Brian Foley Alan Forlines Vs wet SiG a ee Carla Fraizer Margaret French Bill Garland David Garner Steve Garner Billy Garett Ronald Glass Paula Glasscock Carolyn Gregory Renee Gregory Mike Groffen Calvin Grey Jimmy Young . Martha Reamy and Deborah Wiles. Juniors 55 Cheryl Gryder Katherine Guthrie Lynn Hairston Delores Hamlett Vera Nardemon Sandra Hargrove Gary Harmon Joyce Harris Mike Harris Terri Harris Ann Hartsoe Harvey Hatcher Gary Hayes Harvey Hayes Sherverlyn Hayes Velma Hayes Wendalynn Hester Mary Hillard Ronnie Hillard Donnie Hite 56 Juniors Jeanette Hobbs Dale Hogan Loydd Howerton Kim Hudson Janice Hutchins Steve Ikenberry Timmy Jackson Mike Jenkins Ricky Johns Karen Jones Mike Jones Allyson Keeton Brenda Knight Jesse King Glenn Lawson James Liegh Anthony Lenhart Steve Puryear ‘“‘Student Bus Driver’’. 57 Isaiah Lester David Ligon Mary Marble Quincy Marrow Perry Matthews Sylvia Martian Harriet McFail Riley Moore Mike Morrison David Nelson Deborah Nelson Tommy Nemeth Willard Newby Edna Osborne Joel Parcell Mike Parker Miss Blackwell, Augustine Simmons, and Thersea Yancey in Stenography. 58 Juniors Deborah Parrish Thomas Parrish Leonard Pharr Kevin Phillips Jackie Phillips Randy Powell Karshan Pulliam Brian Pulliam Steve Puryear Martha Reamy Tammy Reese Angela Revis Debra Revis Joyce Richardson Debbie Ricketson William (Billy) Roberts i Charlene Brewer relaxes in the smoking area. Geraldine Mosley and Mary Hilliard showing their art talents. 59 Brenda Rogers Betty Rogers Roy Sandifer Michelle Salley Doug Scott Donna Seay Richard Sheldon Donne Slaughter Rebecca Spack Wanda Spain Sharon Speer Mike Speer Jeff Stiers Allen Talley Clayton Taylor Mary Beth Taylor Linda Terry Melvin Terry James Terry Zelton Terry 60 Juniors é ms a ) PS vi i fi i : P WY 1 ASSO) e Greg Tharpe Kenny Tharpe Beth Thompson Dwayne Thorpe Sandy Thorten Connie Tollerson Micheal Toombs Denise Tucker Margie Waldo Stephainie Walker Wanda Walker Edith White Timmy Wilbourne Debra Wiles Renee Wood Willie Wright Mike Weindall Linda Yancey Tereasa Yancey Jimmy Young Juniors 61 Evans named to All-District Karshan Pulliam. Carolyn Evans (31), Margret Smith 12) pas ok Fa on Front Row: Sherry Watkins, Barbara Townes, Tiny McFail, Karshan Pulliam, Sharon Carrington, Margret Smith, and Deborah Wiles. Back Row: Manzell Evans, Marty Carter, Albert Evans, Donna Newton, Clarissa Hardeman, Michelle Sally, Carolyn Evans, Angela Jones, Carla Shaw, Vivian Oliver, Naomi Glasscock, and Coach Langhorne. 62 Girl’s Basketball Donna Newton and Vivian Oliver. Coach Langhorne gives instruction during a time out. Vivian Oliver wonders where the ball went. Langhorn new coach for the 80’s The Baronettes ended their regular season with a 13-5 record. The season was tough but they fought their way to the semi-finals in the tourna- ment. The first game of the tournament was with the Cavaliers of Clover Hill. Their win of 53-47 moved them the next night to Matoaca where they won with a 47-36 score. Their loss in the finals with the Lady Skyhawks gave them a second place and gave them a chance to play in the Regionals. At the Regionals Carolyn Evans tries for two points. they played Poquoson and af- ter a hard battle took the short end of 57-51 loss. Carolyn Evans and Vivian Oliver was named to the All Tournament first team. Carolynn Evans was also named All-District first team. Karshan Pulliam was named All-District second team and Margaret Smith and Vivian Oliver received Honorable Mention. Doris Langhorn’s new girls Basketball coach came to Bluestone from Cumberland Girl’s Basketball 63 BwZAos @Bmcr w 64 Girl’s Basketball — Donna Newton Brunswick Matoaca Park View Lloyd C. Bird Monacan Nottoway Randolph-Henry Clover Hill Greensville Brunswick Matoaca Park View Lloyd C. Bird Monacan Nottoway Randolph-Henry Clover Hill Greensville Carolyn Evans up for the rebound. Carolyn Evans going up for two points. ee | Evans recovers the rebound. 1979-1980 Carolyn Evans going up for the rebound. Margaret Smith blocks the opponent from the ball. Girl’s Basketball 65 Sophomores Invade Bluestone Sr. Where is Room 42? I can’t find my Home room! Money for our Senior Prom — I’m only a Sophomore! This food is just like the Junior High’s! As the 1979-80 Sophomores settled into the school routine in the fall, these were just a few of the statements during the first few days. As the days drifted by many more questions came up — some answered; some not; some just set aside ... But one thing was for sure: the Class of ’82 had arrived. 66 Sophomores Sophomores in band — Front row: Francis Jordan, Earnest Stovall. Left Back Row: David Card, Tim Smith, Katherine Guffrey, Kenneth Knuckles, Melvin Terry, Dwayne Barnes. Bottom Left: Charles Atkins. Top Right: Donald Wall, John Vaughan. Middle Right: Roy Kirby, Lonnie Marrow with In- dustrial Arts Project. Bottom Right: Sophomore Majorettes — | Audrey Butler, and Karen Towey. 7 Yo ee, SF oe A break in a busy day ‘“‘Study Hall.’’ Linda Ashworth David Author Evilyn Basemoore Elfonzo Bates Annette Bejamin Diane Benjamin Shirley Benjamin Trudy Blankenship Todd Booth Gary Bowman Jamie Bowman Russell Bowen John Bouter Scott Bradshaw Kim Brandon Lewis Brown Terry Brown Linda Bruce Robert Bruce Alice Burmell Damita Burmell Audrey Butler Sophomores 67 Doug Camp Brenda Card Mike Card Darell Carrington Roxy Carrington Trudy Carrington James Chandler Roger Clark Newton Cliabourn Denise Cole Mike Conner Mark Crews Kevin Crute Clyde Danials Donna Daniels Todd Davis Mike Dennis Doug Duckworth Dwight Duncan Lisa Dunn David Edmunds Barbra Elam Manzelle Evans Darlene Foster Lori Freeman Students talk quietly at lunch Sophomores enjoy their lunch Darlene Foster, Joni Willis, Trudy Blankenship. Frances Jordon, Ellen Sharon, Jan Terry. 68 Sophomores 89 ates Rosa Garner Carol Glassco Naomi Glasscock Wendy Glasscock Margart Green Evalynn Gregory Jeff Gurley Alex Hammond Lori Hancock Clarissa Hardeman Teresa Harris David Hash Tony Hayes Donna Hendrick Walter Hepburn Lin Hite Melanie Hooker Tara Hutchenson Angela Jones Jackie Jones Frances Jordon Kip Jordon Peggy King Roy Kirby John Kirland Sophomores 69 Kenneth Knuckles Carol Langford Teresa Lee Janice Liegh David Lipcome Malisa Mangum Vanessa Mangum Carol Mann Lonnie Marrow James Martin John McCall Theresa McNealy Carl Mondragon Cleveland Moody Lucretia Moody Mechelle Mooneyham Jeff Moore Chuck Nelson Gilbert Nelson Mary Lorriane Nelson Donnie Newcob Chris Newton Cynthia Newton Donna Newton Pam Nunn Cathy Simmons Kim Wright Ricky Wilson Lori Hancock Mike Griffin 70 Sophomores ee an ” Peder nr OLA as Petia ws iy cake - SD Ap i fy, fi ty Paine wa Linda Bruce Leanne Moore Gloria Talley Joe OHalloron Dorothy Oliver Harriet Oliver Marilyn Overby Bobby Overby Tammy Overby Roger Owen Theila Parrish Fred Parsons Phillip Partridge Andy Pittard Stephanie Poore Lee Pruitt Robert Pugh Andy Pulliam Willie Pulliam John Puryear Dean Reamy Sharon Reed Johnny Reese Peggy Revis Gloria Reynolds William Reynolds Nickie Roberts Sophomores 71 Tracy Roberts Vincent Roberts Wanda Roberts William Roberts Bernice Russell Paul Satterfield Carla Shaw Ellen Shearin Wayne Shearin Curtis Sheldon Kathy Simmons Jean Sipes David Sizemore William Small Ann Smiley Danny Smith Kenneth Smith Lee Smith Maggie Smith Margaret Smith Ronald Smith Timmy Smith Francine South Jennifer Steele Gloria Talley Left: Roy Kirby, Linda Bruce, Dean Reamy, Mike Card, Brenda Card in General Music Right: Ronald Terry Sophomores r, Lori Tanksley Carol Terry Connie Terry Jan Terry Pattie Terry Crystal Waldrep is relaxing. Ronald Terry Steve Terry Freddrick Terry Sandra Thomas Chris Thompson Eunice Thompson Florine Thompson Paula Toone Karen Towery Alvin Townes Larry Townes Margaret Townes Martha Townes Mary Townes Richard Townes Charlie Tucker Christine Tucker Marvin Tucker Ralph Tucker Alan Tysinger 73 John Vaughn Lea Wade Kelly Wagstaff Crystal Waldrep Carolyn Walker Donald Wall Robin Wallen Sherry Watkins Wanda Watson Barbara Wattjes Elaine Weston Penny Williamson Joni Willis Rhonda Wilson Ricky Wilson | Steven Wilson | Ginny Woltz Sandra Wood Clay Wooton Kim Wright Michelle Wright Below: Donny Newcomb, Linda Bruce, Joyce Yancey Leanne Moore, Delores Hamlett. Patricia Yancey Cleveland Moody Cynthia Newton 74 Sophomores BARONS’ VARSITY Below: Captains — Jerome Kersey and William Park Top Middle: Leon Hardy and Jerome Kersey Top Right: Mike Mosley Bottom Left: Larry Hayes and Mike Mosley Bottom Middle: Mike Mosley Bottom Right: Junnie Kersey 76 Boy's Basketball i Top Left: Jerome Kersey and Mike Mosley Top Right: Billy Roberts, Leon Hardy, Larry Hayes, James Reynolds, Rainer Coleman, Jerome Kersey, Mike Mosley, Brian Pulliam, William Park, Elmore Cole, Coach Bowles. Kneeling: Dwight Duncan, Wayne Pruett, Junnie Kersey Middle Left: Jerome Kersey Middle: Leon Hardy Middle Right: Jerome Kersey Lower Left: Dwight Duncan Lower Right: Junnie Kersey and Jerome Kersey Boy’s Basketball 77 Below: Larry Hayes Upper Center: Jerome Kersey Top Right: Mike Mosley and Leon Hardy Center Right: Mike Mosley Lower Center: Mike Mosley Lower Right: Junnie Kersey 58—60 Brunswick 91—72 Matoaca 76—52 Park View 51—66 Lloyd Bird 60—67 Monacan 51—38 Nottoway 75—5l1 Park View 77—60 Randolph Henry 61—41 Greensville 71—57 Matoaca 52—71 Brunswick 59—56 $=Park View 70—77 Lloyd Bird 52—51 Monacan 71—83 Randolph Henry 53—51 Clover Hill Baz OA OR Ce 78 Boy’s Basketball in , J.V. Speaks For Itself Top Left: Percey Mosley Top Center: Coach Palmer and team Top Right: Stanley Jones Center Left: Bruce Mosley Center Right: Stanley Jones Bottom: (l-r) Coach Palmer, P. Mosley, S. Jones, M. Evans, S. Bradshaw, T. Brown, B. Mosley, K. Crute, J. Martin, Front: D. Jones 73—64 Brunswick 88—56 Matoaca 45—47 Park View B 69—53 Lloyd Bird L 63—58 Monacan U 36—34 £=Nottoway E 89—55 Randolph Henry S 59—50 £Greensville T 70—52 $=Matoaca O 53—57 Brunswick N 65—45 Park View EK 43—67 Lloyd Bird 56—54 $Monacan 69—70 Randolph Henry 75—49 Clover Hill J.V. Basketball 79 Monogram Club 1. Parents preparing the covered dish supper for the Winter Sports Banquet. Picture 2.: Back Row — Carolyn Evans — MVP, Vi- vian Oliver — Most im- proved, Donna Newton — Sportsmanship. Front Row — Karshan Pulliam — Best defensive player, Margaret Smith — Best offensive player Picture 3: Back Row — Donald Wade — Special team, Andy Hawkins — Best defensive jlineman, Wayne Pruett -- Best receiver blocker, Wayne Edgerton — Best back blocker. Front Row — Chuck Nelson — Sophomore award, Larry Redd — MVP, William Morse — Best defensive back, Junnie Kersey — Best offensive back, Donnie Clary — Best offensive lineman. Picture 4: Club members pose during a meeting. T ie A Brs 4 ! ; : Gus. ae Zo A ae 9 od 80 Monogram They Finally Arrived! The Bluestone Senior High Band obtained new uniforms. Director Ricky Allgood went before the School Board and requested financial aid. The School Board donated part of the total cost to the band to purchase 60 new uniforms from the Stanbury Uniform Company in Melbrook, Missouri. The remaining monies were raised by the Band Boosters. Burlington Industries supplied the material to make the uniforms. Upon completion the uniforms were sent to Rich- mond where Mr. Allgood, with the help of Mr. Conners, went to pick-up the uniforms. The band participated in all of the home football games and away games. The band also participated in parades at South Boston, Farmville, Lawerence, Keysville, Clarksville, and Chase City. ee SS 3 “i, : $s i, j Pic. 1. Front — Steve Tucker, Gary White, Back — Larry Hayes, Mr. Allgood, Melvin Terry, Doug Jones. Pic. 2. Susan Fleming, Renee Wood, Lynn Hariston, Mr. Allgood. Pic. 3. Mr. Allgood. Pic. 4. Doug Jones, Carnell Moody, Gary White. Band 81 Industrial Arts — Skills for Leisure and Profit 1. Calvin Clarke, and Andy Simmons. 2. Ellen Lenhart, Paula Glasscock, Jimmy Young, Cheryl Carter, working on a miniature house. 3. Mark Fuller and Johny Roberts. 4. Warren Pruitt working on drafting in the gifted and talented. 5. John Borger 6. Mr. Crowder helping out student. 7. Arlene Flynn at work. 82 Industrial Arts Music Department Buys Electric Piano The Music Dept. has put a little money into a special account for over a dozen years and finally this year we had enough to purchase a new Rhodes Electric Piano for the Dept. This portable piano will allow the choir and band to travel in the area and have a piano that they are accustomed to and one that is in tune. Students and faculty members joined the choir at Christmas time to present the Cantata ‘‘Down From His Glory’’ by John Peterson. The Cantata used a taped accompaniment and was well received by the Student body. Top Left — Seniors Deborah Carrington, Frances Lee, Carolyn Mangum, Rebecca Garner Look and Listen to Mr. Conner play the new Electric piano. Members of the Concert choir are: Front Row: Augustine Simmons, Mildred Bass, Rebeca Garner, Maggie Smith, Winifield Hester, Carolyn Walker, 2nd Row: Sandra Bacon, Linda Terry, Barabra Ellam, Wanda Watson, Velma Hayes, Back Row: David Puryear, Charles Atkins, Janice Leigh, Carolyn Hargrove, Carolyn Mangum, Wanda Walker, Margret Green, Frances Lee, Ab- sent are: Robin Wallen, Marvin Terry, Jody Steward � . Hero Hero Members are: Seated Brenda Johnson, Rosa Gar- ner, Makine Thompson, Marcy Foster. Standing: Miss Mathews, Gloria Goode, Joyace Hayes, Jeraldine Mosely, Angeline Revis, Rachel Cabbagestalk, Curtis White. Above: Geraldine Mosley prepares a pattern in commer- cial sewing class. Left: Joyace Hayes, Brenda Johnson, Rosa Garner watch Curtis White adjust a sewing machine. Choir HERO 83 Cheerleaders Inspire Teams To Come Alive At Hae — Paula Gitar “erage McNealy, Martha Reamy, Denise Cole, Stephanie Poore. Back Row — Rebecca Spach, Kim Wright, Sandra Wood, Carolyn Mangum, Mary Nelson, Tracy Roberts, Barbara Wattjes. 1979 was a good year for our cheerleaders. There was a lot more school spirit, and we ventured into organizing a pep club, but was not successful. The cheering squad was organized dif- ferently this year, participants could cheer for whatever season they chose, girls’ basketball, football, or boys’ basketball. We had a welcome addition of three young men to squad for boys’ basketball. They are: Albert Evans, Eric Fowlkes, and Marvin Terry. This was the first time in the history of Bluestone, and Mecklenburg County, that guys have been cheerleaders. Their addition added a lot of enthusiasm and diversity to the squad. The cheerleaders are currently under the sponsorship of Miss Brenda Blackwell and squad leaders, Carolyn Mangum and Sher- veryn Hayes. Front Raw — Paula Glasveneks Tidnisa Cole, Sanien Wood, Theresa Martha Reamy, Barbara Wattjes, Stephanie McNealy, Martha Reamy, Rebecca Spach. Back Row — Carolyn Poore, Theresa McNealy. Mangum, Tracy Roberts, Mary Nelson, Barbara Wattjes, Kim Wright. Martha Reamy, Rebecca Gach and Stephanie Kim Wright, Mary Nelson, Barbara Wattjes, Stephanie Poore Poore cheer the Barons to victory. give cheering support to Baronette Vivian Oliver. 84 Cheerleaders _ Future es; Business Leaders of America Pic. 1. In front — Ronnie Reese, James Brown, First row — Yvette Spain, Frances Jordon, Donna Seay, Jan Terry, Donne Slaughter, Charlene Brewer, Sandra Bacon, Vera Hardeman, Karen Harris, Pam Smith, Sandra Rainey, Row 2 — Robin Ramsey, Kathy Tingen, Donna Royal, Gary Bratten, Todd Davis, Ann Childress, Tina Dunn, Nancy Mathews. Pic. 2. Front — Debie Jo Dunn, Yvonne Driggs, second — Donna Hendrick, Sharon Speer, Wendy Glasscock, Deborah Wiles, Brenda Rogers, Carol Mann, Donna Ramsey, Carmen Reid, Stella Tucker, Mrs. Lenhart, Sandra Thomas, Edna Osbourne. Pic. 3. Front Row — Karen Robinson, Augustine Sim- mins, Leslie Hairston, Back row — Andy Hawkins, Kerry Davis Pic. 4. Front — Audrey Butler, Lori Freeman, Shevelyn Hayes, Deborah Wilson, Clifton Kersey, Melisa Mangum, Harriet Oliver, Wanda Roberts, Clerisa Hardiman, Jackie Jones. FBLA 85 Future Business Leaders At Work 86 FBLA Opposite Page: Pic. 1. Kerry Davis taking a test. Pic. 2. Mitchell Crowder figuring out calculation. Pic. 3. Deborah Wiles writing a let- ter. Pic. 4. Charlene Brewer studying short hand. This Page: Pic. 1. Karen Robinson doing Business Law. Pic. 2. Jeanette Lewis filling her letters. Pic. 3. Kathy Tingen and Annie Newton working on English. Pic. 4. Kerry Davis, Ruth Stem- bridge, Wanda Oslin, are presenting this camera to Brenda Rogers. In October the officers at- tend the Fall Leadership Conference at Longwood College in Farmville. In March members enter various areas of competition at the Longwood Region Spring Leadership Con- ference and then go to the state Leadership Conference in Ronoake during April. The Future Business Leaders of America, in Bluestone’s Chapter is a business oriented group of students who major in business education. Their major projects of the year consist of raising money for the March of Dimes and giv- ing scholarships’ to graduating members. FBLA 87 Electronics Building Trades Pic. 1 — Steve Garner, Ricky Johns, Anthony Lenhart, Greg Thorpe, Harvey Hatcher Pic. 2 — Mike Parker, Bruce Mosely, Stanley Jones, Chester Os- borne, James Parrish, Calvin Richardson. Back Row — Jeff Gurley, Mr. Pixley, Braxton Rutledge, Timmy Wilbourne, Gary Rogers, Allen Talley, Andy Wilker- son, Jerome Kelly, Pearson DeJar- nette, Gary Cooper, Dwight Royster, Jerome Kelly, Elmo Cole. Pic. 3 — James Martin, Greg Lewis, William Roberts, Richard Townes, Melvin Crutchfield, Darryl Flynn, Marty Carter, Danny Smith, Anthony Patterson, Willie Pulliam, Aaron Tucker, Sherman Richardson, Marvin Tucker, Timmy Smith, Doyle Watkins. Pic. 4 — John McCall, Gary Har- man, Gilbert Nelson, Wayne Smith, Roger Ower, Johny Roberts, Grant Carey, Frank McCargo, Gary Wright. 88 VICA Masonry Power Mechanics The Vocational Initiative and Club Achievement Program is designed to provide a means of recogni- tion for your performance. Their purpose is: To unite in a common bond all students enrolled in trade, industrial, technical and health education. To develop leadership abilities through participation in educational, vocational, civic, recre- ational, and social activities. To foster a deep respect for the DIGNITY OF WORK. To assist students in es- tablishing realistic vo- cational goals. To help students attain a pur- poseful life. To create enthusiasm for learning. To promote high standards in trade ethics, workmanship. Air Conditioning Refrigeration scholarship, and safety. To develop the ability of stu- dents to plan together, organize and carry out worthy activities and pro- jects through use of the democratic process. To foster a wholesome un- derstanding of the functions of labor and management organizations and a recogni- tion of their mutual inter- dependence. To create among students, faculty members, patrons of the school and persons in business and labor a sincere interest in and esteem for trade, industrial, technical and health education. To develop patriotism through a knowledge of our Nation’s heritage and the practice of DEMOCRACY. Pic. 1 — Mike Parker, James Parrish, Jerome Kelly, Almo Cole, Braxton Rutledge, Gary Cooper with Mr. Mull in Electronics. Pic. 2 — Joel Watkins, Jimmy Smith, Carnell Moody, Glen Thorpe, Mark Foster, Ricky Johns, Back Row — Willie Pulliam, Greg Lewis, Anthony Lenhart, Ben Hor- ton, Sharon Richardson, Williard 4 A %, 4 ‘44 ik Newby, Chris Hudson, Third Row — Tony Hayes, Hirly Wilmouth, Harvey Hatcher in Building Trades. Pic. 3 — Bobby Overby, William Small, Freddy Parsons, James Chandler, Albert Evans, Leonard Pharr, Andy Hawkins, Row 2 — Charlie Tucker, John Vaughan, Alan Forline, Joel Wilkins, Barry Electronics Building Trade | Masonry 4 Power Mechanics - Refrigeration Adams, Chris Seate, David Garner, Carl Newton, John Pritchard, Andy Walker, Ronald Glass pose with Mr. Pixley in Auto Mechanics. Pic. 4 — Ricky Oliver, Carlton Pulliam, Willie Lee, Earl Small, James Reynolds, Ralph Tucker, Willie Wright with Mr. Dortch in Masonry. VICA 89 Vocational Initiative ¢ and Club ® Achievement 5 1. Albert Evans, Kirk Somerville, Greg Harris and, Marty Lewis. 2. Kirk Somerville, Marty Lewis, Albert Evans aud Greg Harris. 3. Gary Harmon, Grant Carey, Wayne Smith, Bruno Johnson. 4. Hirly Wilmouth, Chris Hudson, Lynn Hudgins, Todd Carey and Harvey Hatcher. 5. Row 1: Ralph Tucker, Freddy Thomas, Willie Lee, James Lee, Mr. Dortch, Dwight Duncan. 90 VICA ‘ ” a Lp MERE ¢, te! 1 ae ve. Row 2: Sharon Hall, Deborah Revis, Carolyn Evans, Gina Pettus, Linda Burdine, Clyde Daniels, Lawerence Burmell, Willie Wright, Herbert Terry. Row 3: Victor Taylor, Connie Marrow, Lizi Clayton, Harvey Hayes. Row 4: James Reynolds, David Liggon, Leamon Smith. Row 5: Richard Pulliam, Carlton Pulliam, William Reynolds. Bi H 2) PaaS VICA Building Today for Tomorrow Top: Mr. Dortch, James Reynolds, Earl Small, Ricky Oliver, Willie Lee, Ralph Tucker, Willie Wright, Carlton Pulliam. Middle: Marty Carter, and Darryl Flynn. Bottom: Melvin Crutchfield, Timmy Smith. VICA 91 Future Farmers of Americ Pic. 1: Officers — David Garner; stand-in Vice-Pres.; Mark Moody, Treasurer; William Park, Pres.; Mark Nunn, Sec.; Wayne Pruett, Reporter; Marvin Terry, Sentinel; and Mark Brankley, Vice Pres. (not pictured). Pic. 2: Ronnie Reese,Chris Seate, Brian Pulliam, Lewis Brown, Don- nie Carrington, William Park, Ron- nie Hillard, Wayne Pruett, William Evans, DeByrd Jiggets, and Lonnie Marrow. Rear — Christine Tucker, Michelle Wright, Janice Oliver, JoAnn Hunt, Gary White, Alvin Townes, Alvin Pulliam, Stanley Townes, Richard Townes, Clayton Taylor, Gary Hayes. Pic. 3: Leon Hardy, James Byrd, Mike Lanyon, Grant Carey, David Garner, Frank McCargo, Alfonzo Bates, Manzelle Evans, Garfield Hargrove, Isiah Lester, Albert Walker, Marshall Fields, Dwayne Gregory, Rear — Ronald Glass, Larry Townes, Alvin Pulliam, Alvin Townes, Stanley Jones, Richard Townes, Willie Leigh, Horace Williams, James Jefferson, Derek Crute, Wayne Shearin, Clay Wootten. Guest Speakers are Al Newman and Burt Broyles. rw Curtis Miller, David Hash, Johnny Reese, Tony Jones, Randy Powell, Dwayne Thorpe, Curtis Shelton, Jeff Moore, Roger Owen, Alan 92 FFA Tysinger, Gary Gowen, John McCall, Timmy Jackson. Rear — James Terry, Kenny Tharpe, Thomas Parrish, Larry Redd, Kip Jordon, Doug Camp, Mark Fuller, Mike Weindel, David Sizemore, Mike Jenkins, Mike Elliott, Andy Pulliam. Future Homemaker: of America 1. FHA Officers L-R: Margaret Green, Karen Harris, Karen Kindley, Marvin Tucker, Kathy Hite, JoAnn Wagstaff, Janice Leigh. 2. Connie Marrow, LeAnne Moore, Lori Tanksley, Jamie Bowman. 3. Front L-R Shirley Julian, Gloria j Talley, Michelle Wright, Janice ae 4 Oliver, Carolyn Mangum, Middle — ee _ « Carol Terry, Carolyn Garner, ‘== Christine Osbourne, Carolyn Townes, _4..4 Rose Boyd, Sarah Baskerville, Emma Moore, Carol Morris. Back — Sherry Watkins, Marilyn Overby, Theresa Leigh, Francis Leigh, Sheverlyn Haues. 4. Round Table: Rosa Garner, Dorine Pennill, JoAnn Ashe, Joyve Hayes, Other Table — Tina Smith, Angie Cook, Deborah Boyter, Jennifer Brewer, Linda Terry, Bernice Russell, Robin Wallen, Maxine Thompson, Flourine Thompson. 5. Deborah Davis, Mildred Bass, Carolyn Gregory, Geraldine Mosley, Mary Hillard, Angeline Revis, Carolyn Hargrove, Linda Yancey, Venette Gregory, Edith White, Katherine Guthrie, Lucinda Clay, Betty Rogers, Sandra Hargrove, Shirley Benjamin, Brenda Johnson. Say RELAY French and Spanish French Club Members Are: Darlene Foster, Jackie Phillips, Rebecca Pritchard, Carolyn Overby, Wanda Roberts, Linda Ashworth, Claudette Barlow, Paula Glasscock. Row 2 — Jimmy Young, Chris Crowder, Karen Kindley, Sharon Seate, Debbie Ricketson, Margaret Smith, Margie Waldo, Melanie Tollerson, Crystal Waldrep, Perry Mathews, Joni Willis, Pam Smith, Brenda Garnett, Jackie Jones, Quincy Marrow, Rachel Brogdon and Harriet Oliver. Row 3 — Martha Smith, Janet Langford, Edwin Talley, Paul Satlerfield, Lisa Watterson, Mike Jones, Rebecca Spach, Penny Williams, Naomi Glasscock, Kenneth Smith and Martha Townes. Spanish Members Are: Tammy Overby, Lisa Currin, Michelle Mooneyham, Ann Smiley, Carl Mondragon, Elaine Weston, Stephanie Poore. Row 2 — Kathy Hite, Calvin Grey, Mike Speer, Charlene Brewer, Newton Claibourne, Kathy Simmons, Elaine Eggleston, Sandra Wood, Venesa Mangum, Mary Townes, Edna Osbourne, Pam Smith, Shirley Julian, Karen Simmons, Mrs. Anderson, Donnie Clary. Row 3 — Jean Wade, John Kirkland, George Crute, Glenn Bugg, Greg Bratten, Mike Crutchfield, Patty Terry, Clarissa Hardyman, Mike Harris, Steve Tucker, Larry Hayes, Keneth Knucldes, Robert Jackson Spanish class give student, Spanish teacher party at departure. Above — Spanish Students singing for Christmas carols. 94 French and Spanish Distributive Education Clubs of America Distributive education at Bluestone is taken as an elective area of study which will prepare the student for full time employment upon graduation, and at the same time permit the student to complete all of his or her other re- quired subjects in preparation for higher education. The DECA program of work in- cludes activities such as sales projects, ban- quets, recreational activities, district meetings, and participation in community pro- jects. Our biggest fund raising project was a disco dance held in Oct. after a football game. During Sept. our DECA officers attended an officers training conference at Halifax County Senior High School. There the students learned about their duties and responsibilities as officers of the club. In Oct. fourteen DECA members attended the fall rally at George Washington High School in Danville. The stu- dents learned how to put together a good DECA Chapter and the ingredients that make a Chapter of the Year. These students also learned how to improve the community through various community projects as well as various mini projects that they could do under each DECA category: civic consciousness, vocational understanding, social intelligence, and leadership development. The fall rally concluded with a fashion show, which the stu- dents enjoyed. In Dec. our DECA club worked hard to com- plete a float for the Christmas parade. Their efforts paid off as they won the second place trophy. This was also the month when our DECA notebooks arrived and each student in DE received one. 1. Delores Walker, Joyce Harris, Harlos Cook. 2. Vera Hardeman, Irene Newton, Sandra Bacon, Jesse King. 3. Students attending the fall rally were: Front Row — Joyce Yancey, Vera Hardeman, Cynthia Newton. Second Row — Sandra Bacon, Joyce Harris, Jesse King, Ike Lester, J. T. Parcel, Harlos Cook. Back Row — Charles Atkins, Darryl Carrington, Mike Weindell, David Sizemore 4. Front Row — Kevin Phillips, Janice Hutchins, Wanda Spain, David Sizemore, Percy Mosley, Dale Hogan, Mike Dennis, Donnie Hite. Back Row — Vera Hardemann, Sandra Bacon, Jesse King, Irene New- ton, Joyce Yancey, Mary Townes, J. T. Parcel, William Roberts, Rufus Nelson, Mr. James, Sponsor. 5. Front Row — Cynthia Newton, Priscilla McFail, Delores Walker, Ellen Sherin, Tina Smith. Back Row — Harlos Cook, Mike Weindell, Ike Lester, Darryl Carrington, Barbara Spruill, Sherri Watkins, Joyce Harris, Angela Cook, Charles Atkins DECA 95 Student Council Association Selects Homeroom Representatives SCA Officers: Melonie Tollerson, Audrey Butler, Donna Newton, Paula Glasscock, William Morse, Mrs. Hodges and Mrs. Pearson. Row 1 — Donna Newton, Ginny Woltz. Row 2 — Paula Glasscock, Goldie Oliver, Claudie Barlow, Rebecca Pritchard, Jennifer Brewer, Ellen Lenhart, Melanie Tollerson, Perry Mathews, Naomi Glasscock, Audrey Butler, Karen Robinson, Cynthia Hayes. Row 3 — Martha Townes, Stephanie Walker, Harriet Oliver, Mike Jones, Jeff Lenhart, William Morse, Gary Rogers, Mike Mosely, Donald Wade, James Brown. Row 4 — Quincy Marrow, Richard Shelton, Jimmy Young, Wayne Edgerton, George Crute. ” Re wear Z an oN +O fee th OP Me Gg 7. wer 9” -. Te . 7m a ae . - SP? Rew a be, Na io a ae. a OF 484, = iow Beta | Welcomes ¢ .. b (RD p New 7 7 WAU Members | oe he 4 96 SCA BETA BETA CLUB Mrs. Ricci and Melanie Tollerson getting ready to give out pins. Mr. Biggs welcomes Beta Students. Mrs. Ricci handing out the pins to the of- ficers. Front row — L to R — Cherly Carter, Karen Simmons, Warren Pruett, Mike Jones, Melanie Tollerson, Terry Harris, Jackie Townes, Glen Taylor. 2nd row — Billie Sue Garrett, Paula Glasscock, Jim Browles, Sharon Moore, Lisa Watterson, Sharon Seate, Rebecca Pritchard, Jennifer Brewer, Donna Ramsey, Cheryl Gryder, Edna Osborne. 3rd row — Steve Ikenberry, William Park, Wayne Edger- ton, Donnie Clary, Tony Crute, Rebecca Spach, Cheryl Cook, Brenda Adams, Perry Matthews, Lucy Thomas. 4th row — Janet Langford, Jeanette Hobbs, Richard Shelton, Marty Carter, Edward Cary, Quincy Marrow. Jimmy Young. The National Beta Club is a national student service whose objectives are: promote citizenship and leadership: to encourage fellowship and cooperation: to reward effort and achievement: to inspire honesty and tolerance. The Beta Club is set up and is operated to promote the American way of life among high-school students. It has no ideology — either social, political, economic, or religious — to promulgate. Its sole pur- pose is to cooperate with the administrations of the high schools in forwarding the school program and, by rewarding merit and achieve- ment among the students, to build character and cultivate a serious desire for the higher. things of life. Beta 97 We Could Not Do It Without Them—Our Student Workers 1. Guidance Helpers — (r-l) Sharon 2. Office Helpers — Tammy Reese, Speer, Margaret French, Wayne Donna Ramsey, Renee Wood, Eggleston, Teresa Yancey, Chris Edith White, Robin Ramsey, French Mrs. Ferrell, Deborah Wilson, Marcellett Foster, Tony Gregory, and Stanley Small. 3. Flag Helpers — Stanley Small, Lony Marrow, and Dwayne Gregory 98 Student Workers apne acannon arabe ts iit 1. Cafe. Helpers — Carolyn Mangum, Brenda Brogden, Robin Ramsey. 2. Cafe. Help — Kim Reese oor were Hi CREAMS I CLE, i Eeaesesd 2 KITCHEN 2 eo 3. Library Workers — Seated — Cynthia Hayes, Yvonne Driggs, Deborah Boyter, Rachel Brogden — Standing — Sharon Seate, Jennifer Brewer, Jim Broyles, Mrs. Briggs, Ronnie Reese, and Edwin Talley. Student Workers 99 Cafeteria and Custodial Staff Work for the Good of Bluestone Senior High School Top Left: Blair Stevens heads up the cafeteria staff. Bottom Left: Jene Mull. Top Right: Annie Stridder, Mrs. Reese, Neil Jones and Jean Claibourne. Middle Right: Francis Chandler and Annie Wilkins. Bottom Right: Kenneth Spain mowing the lawn — one of his many custodian skills that keeps Bluestone look- ing good. 100 Cafeteria and Custodian I would like to give special thanks to the following for the l ong hours and hard work they contributed which made the 1980 GOLDEN LINK possible. —Great appreciation is given to Mr. William Biggs, for without his help and finan- cial support the 1980 GOLDEN LINK would have been virtually impossible this year. —Thanks to Max Ward and Delmar Studios for their helpfulness and time- consuming work given to make this production possible. —Thanks to Walter Conner for the hard work put into this edition and valuable in- struction given to the year- book staff. —Thanks to David Conner for many of the pictures and darkroom work in this book. —Thanks to all students and teachers who gave their time so generously to help the staff record names and informa- tion accurately. —Special thanks to Mrs. Blackwell’s first period class for aiding us with typing for this year’s book. —I would like to give special thanks to the yearbook staff for their efforts in producing this book and to congratulate them on its completion. Thanks again, Janet Langford, Editor Editor: Janet Langford Co-editor: Rhonda Thompson Sports editor: Donald Wade Copy editor: Yvonne Johnson Business Managers: Mark Claiborne and David Nelson Student life editor: Michael Fowlkes Organizations and copy editor: Yvonne Driggs Opening: Annette Sizemore Class editors: Arlene Flynn and Donna Seay Typists: Kathy Tingen, An- nette Sizemore, Yvonne Driggs, Yvonne Johnson, m Bluestone High. stone ‘High School, may we buil ike your foundation strong. aith, and love will keep Memories bright and friendships long. Chorus: Alma Mater, you we hail As the years go by. Guiding light, safeguard our pathway, shine from Bluestone High. Donna Rhonda Thompson, Seay, Janet Langford Bluestone High Schbdl, through your halls Learning leads us on our way. rystal skies above us bend © lappy are our hours each fay. Chorus: .. Alma. Mater, you we hail As the years go by. ERE light, safeguard our pathw 7 Closing 101 102 A and A Service Center Chase City, Va. 372-3418 Compliments of Adamson Company, Inc. Clarksville, Va. 374-8104 Bank of Virginia Boydton LaCrosse South Hill Compliments of Beau Fabrik Chase City, Va. 23924 Ben’s TV Sales and Service Chase City, Va. 372-2210 Compliments of Betsy Ross Realty, Inc. Clarksville, Va. 374-8062 Compliments of John D. Bevell Insurance Service Boydton, Va. 738-6303 Bill and Lewis Candy Co., Inc. Chase City, Va. 372-4335 Borden, Inc. Smith Douglas Chase City, Va. Bowman’s Garage Inc. Clarksville, Va. 374-5967 Boydton Supermarket Boydton, Va. State Farm Insurance Agent D. Stuart Buchanan Chase City Clarksville 372-4976 374-2609 Buck and Roger Owen Plumbing and Heating Co. Skipwith, Va. 372-2484 Cary Jewelry Co., Inc. W. A. “MOOSE” YEATES Secretary-Treasurer Clarksville, Va. 374-5754 Certified Laboratories Richmond, Va. Chapell’s Meat Market Clarksville, Va. (Fresh Meat Cut Daily) 374-8012 The Chase City Department Store Chase City, Va. Serving Southside Virginia Since 1915 Chase City Farm and Home Service Chase City, Va. Radio Shack Dealer 372-5115 In Appreciation for Service Rendered Chase City Rescue Squad Chase City Tire and Recapping, Inc. Chase City, Va. 372-4605 Cherry Ford-Mercury Inc. Clarksville, Va. 374-8177 Chewning’s Garage Skipwith, Va. 374-2613 Clarksville Auto Supply Complete Machine Shop Service 374-2121 Clarksville Cleaners Clarksville, Va. Professional Cleaning and Spotting 374-5939 Clarksville Garden Center Buffalo Junction, Va. 374-2691 Clarksville Marina, Inc. Don Diamond— Owner Clarksville, Va. Clarksville Roofing and Sheet Metal Co. Clarksville, Va. 374-5561 Colgate’s Record Shop Chase City, Va. 372-4900 Colgate Square Everything for your Home Chase City, Va. 372-3151 Colonial Foods Chase City, Va. Open 7 days a Week 372-3412 Compliments of Marvin L. Crowder—Insurance Agency Clarksville, Va. 374-8492 Compliments of Delmar Studios Max Ward 103 104 Compliments of Farmer’s Foods Chase City, Va. 372-3165 Compliments of Fidelity American Bank Chase City, Va. Clarksville, Va. Fitz Motor Company, Inc. Chase City, Va. 372-3554 Foodrite Foodrite your shopping Headquarters Chase City, Va. Compliments of Galides, Inc. Henderson, N.C. Garland and Estes Oil Co., Inc. Chase City, Va. 372-5131 Compliments of Garrett Novelty Company Chase City, Va. 372-4555 Golden Skillet Fried Chicken Chicken—Seafood—Bar-B-Q Clarksville, Va. Compliments of W.R. Grace and Co. Fertilizer and Chemicals South Hill, Va. Grandfather’s Country Creations Clarksville 374-2576 Gupton Insulation Co. Inc. Insulation—Roofing and Sheet Metal Clarksville, Va. 374-5919 Harris Funeral Home and Beauty Shop Clarksville, Va. 374-8349 Harrison Blanks and Son Garage Clarksville, Va. 374-2187 Herbert Drug Co. Boydton, Va. 738-6322 Hite’s Fashions and Clothing Clarksville Chase City 374-5914 372-3307 House of Fabrics Clarksville, Va. 374-2900 Compliments of Hughes Barbeque Carry out Service J. Lawson Jones Construction Co., Inc. Chase City, Va. Clarksville, Va. 372-4600 374-8342 Compliments of Kersey Upholstery Jack Hughes Insurance Agency, Inc. Clarksville, Va. Chase City, Va. 374-8093 372-4879 Compliments of Key Construction Co., Inc. Hutcheson Auction Company General Contractor Clarksville, Va. Boydton, Va. 374-2125 374-2442 Jack Phillips 66 Station Mrs. J.R. Kindley Grocery Chase City, Va. Boydton, Va. 372-4588 738-6561 Jim’s Service Station aa cesar caestation General Mdse. Clarksville, Va. 374-8381 Groceries—lce—Gas Self Service Clarksville, Va. JMS Jewelers Gifts of Distinction Clarksville, V Chase City, Va. one - 372-4254 ; Lighthouse Motel and Restaurant Compliments of Love and Associates Inc. Jonbil Inc. Right-of-Way Clearing and Maintenance Chase City, Va. Chase City, Va. Jones Welding Service Matt’s Store Clarksville, Va. Chase City, Va. 374-8629 372-5370 105 Mecklenburg Electric Cooperative Chase City, Va. 372-4121 In Appreciation for Serfice Rendered Mecklenburg Life Saving and Rescue Squad Clarksville, Va. Compliments of Mecklenburg Supply, Inc. “Your One Stop Farm Home Store” Chase City, Va. Mecklenburg Tire and Recapping Chase City, Va. 372-5194 Mecklenburg Tractor and Equip. Co., Inc. Chase City, Va. 372-4511 or 372-4188 Meri - Nel Boydton, Va. 738-667 1 Mitchell’s Feed and Seed Chase City, Va. W.C. Morgan Lumber Company Clarksville, Va. 374-2166 106 News Progress Chase City — 372-5156 Clarksville — 374-2451 O’Brien Drug Co. Senior Citizen Discount Chase City, Va. Park Motor Co. Boydton, Va. 738-6717 Compliments of Park Oil Co., Inc. Boydton, Va. 738-6313 Peebles Department Store Clarksville, Va. Penguin Owner—Flick Rawls Clarksville, Va. Compliments of Pine State Dairies South Hill, Va. Ross Barber Shop Clarksville, Va. 374-5505 Compliments of Russell Stover Candies Clarksville, Va. Samuel Davis Hardware, Inc. Clarksville, Va. 374-8121 Compliments of Sanders Plumbing and Heating Clarksville, Va. 374-8543 Sandy Fork Farm Supply Buffalo Junction, Va. 374-8887 Compliments of Sealtest Dairies South Boston, Va. Simmons Construction Co. Clarksville, Va. 374-8456 Compliments of Skipwith Grocery Skipwith, Va. Groceries—Meat—Produce Smyths Frozen Foods Kembridge, Va. Southside Furniture and Hardware Chase City, Va. Compliments of Southside Sporting Goods Chase City, Va. Compliments of Southside Sports Shop Clarksville, Va. Southside Supply Co., Inc. Chase City, Va. 372-4781 Sparkle Cleaners-Laundry, Inc. Chase City, Va. 372-4150 Compliments of Spaulding Lumber Comapny Chase City, Va. Keysville, Va. The Sun Chase City 372-5377 Clarksville 374-8152 107 Compliments of Talbott Marks Co., Inc. Clarksville, Va. 374-8184 Tastee Freez Experts in Good Food Clarksville, Va. Chase City, Va. 374-2424 372-5012 Taylor and Nunn Insurance Agency, Inc. Clarksville, Va. 374-2107 Thad’s Head to Toe Shop Chase City, Va. 372-3482 Thompson’s Pharmacy Clarksville, Va. 374-8142 Triangle Grocery and Service Center Boydton, Va. 738-6365 Tucker-Bevell Motors, Inc. Chase City, Va. 372-4144 Compliments of Virginia Homes Boydton, Va. Compliments of Virginia Southern Bank 374-2112 372-5145 Clarksville Chase City, Va. Compliments of Vivians’s Beauty Shop Clarksville, Va. 374-8786 Wayside Superette Clarksville, Va. West Automotive Clarksville, Va. 374-2887 Compliments of Western Auto Clarksville, Va. Wholesale Supplies and Equipment Chase City, Va. 372-3125 Wilkerson’s Garage Clarksville, Va. 374-2588 C.C. Winn Company Chase City, Va. 372-4223 i i WMEK The Golden Link, speaking on behalf of : Bluestone Senior High School thanks all Chase City, VA patrons for supporting the school’s many programs, Academic and Athletic. Wolfe Plumbing and Heating Clarksville, Va. 374-5720 Pic. 1 — Stella Tucker Pic. 2 — (l-r) Andy Walker, Carl Newton, Marty Lewis Pic. 3 — Leslie Hairston Pic. 4 — Junnie Kersey, Mike Mosley, Larry Hayes Pic. 5 — Yvette Spain, Chris Thompson Pic. 6 — Mrs. Byrd, Glenn Taylor Pic. 7 — Kelly Earhardt, Andy Wilkerson, Andy Hawkins, Elaine Eggleston = . fee mre Ys in Senior 109 Adams, Barry Warren 11, 33, 89, 97 Adams, Brenda Juanita 33 Aidoo, Anthony Kenneth 47 Arthur, David Arnold 67 Ashe, Joanne 93 Ashworth, Linda Karen 67, 94 Atkins, Charles Garrett 83, 66, 95 Bacon, Sandra Sharon 47, 85, 83, 53, 95 Barlow, Claudette Inez 94, 96 Barnes, Dwayne Eugene 87, 66, 53 Barnes, Shirley Mae 33 Baskerville, Sarah Mae 33, 93 Bass, Calvin Darnell 33, 47 Bass, Gay Casandra Bass, Lamon Christopher Bass, Mildred Lorraine 83, 53, 93 Bates, Alfonzo 67, 92 Bazemore, Evelyn Beatrice 67 Benjamin, Annette 67 Benjamin, Diane 67 Benjamin, Shirley Frances 67, 93 Biggs, William 2, 5, 9, 46, 48 Blankenship, Trudy Lynn 67, 68 Booth, Douglas Todd 67 Bowman, Jamie Darlene 67, 93 Bowen, Gary Carroll 67, 92 Bowen, Russell Carlton 67, 48 Boyd, Rosa Marie 93 Boyter, Debra Jean 33, 53, 93, 98 Boyter, John Vernon 67, 82 Boyter, Steven Lee 53 Bradshaw, Bernard Scott 67, 79 Brandon, Kimberly Cherie 67 Brankley, Mark Garland 33, 92 Bratten, Gary Owen 85, 53 Bratten, Gregory Warren 53, 94 Brewer, Charlene 59, 86, 85, 53, 59, 94 Brewer, Jennifer Leigh 33, 5, 31, 32, 93, 96, 97 Brogdon, Brenda Lee 33, 32, 98 Brogden, Rachel Elizabeth 94, 98 Brown, James Conway 33, 5, 48, 49, 50, 51, 85, 96 Brown, Jean Rebecea 33 Brown, Louis Edward 67, 47, 92 Brown, Terry Stanley 67, 79 Broyles, James William 33, 97, 98 Bruce, Linda Ann 67, 72, 74, 71 Bruce, Robert Samuel 67 Burmell, Alice Renee 67, 47 Brumell, Danita Ann 67 Brumell, Lawrence Richard 53 Bugg, Glenn Edwin 33, 94 Burdine, Linda Debois 32, 53, 90 Burton, Harry Oswald 33, 47 Burwell, Arthur Leon Burwell, Lloyd Lester 33, 86, 90 Butler, Audrey Rennee 67, 66, 85, 96 Byrd, James Leo 53, 92 Cabbagestalk, Rachel 83 Caknipe, Timothy Stuart Camp, Douglas Randy 68, 92 Campbell, Douglas Eugene 53 Campbell, John 53 Card, Brenda Kay 68, 72 Card, David Barry 47, 66, 53 Card, Michael Wayne 68, 72 Carey, Grant Tylah 88, 53, 90, 92 Carey, Todd Baxter 33, 90 Carrington, Darryl Roderick 68, 95 Carrington, Deborah Louise 34, 83 Carrington, Danny Rogen 53, 92 Carrington, Roxie Anne 68 Carrington, Sharon Suzette 12, 48, 63, 53 Carrington, Trudy Carol 68, 54, 81 Carter, Cheryl Lawanda 34, 15, 81, 97 Carter, Martin Edward 48, 62, 88, 53, 91, 97 Carter, Salley Goode 34 Carter, Tony Lewis 34 Cary, Edward Alan 54 Chandler, James Allen 68, 89 Childress, Ann 85, 54 Christmas, Mary Ella 34 Chummey, Hunter Ellis 34 Claiborne, Charles Newton 68, 94 Claiborne, Edwin, Mark 34, 9, 100 Clark, Calvin Lee 34, 82 Clark, Roger Glen 68 Clary, Donald Wayne 34, 48, 50, 49, 80, 94, 97 Clay, Lizze P. 54, 90 Clay, Lucinda 54, 93 Cole, Elmore 88, 77, 89, 97 Cole, Denise Gayle 68, 84 Coles, Tony Anthony Coleman, Rainer 47, 48, 49, 50, 77, 54 Coleman, Susan Telitah 34, 16 Coleman, Tina Louise 54 Compton, Alan Brian 54 Conner, Michael 68, 9 Cook, Angela Welby 54, 93, 95 Cook, Cheryl Darlene 34, 97 Cook, Harlos Ramirez 95 Cooper, Gary Edward 88, 54 Craddock, Deborah Ann Crews, Mark Edward 68 Crowder, Christine Carrie 94 Crutchfield, Kenneth Burton Crutchfield, Melvin Fritzsgerald 47, 88, 91 Crutchfield, Michael Rogers 34, 94 Crute, Derek Anthony 34, 47, 54, 92, 97 Crute, George Roberts 94 Crute, Joseph Anthony 48, 49, 97 Crute, Kelvin Xavier 68, 79 Currin, Lisa Rae 34, 94 Daniel, Clyde 90 Daniel, Donna Jean 68 Daniel, Sarah Louise 54 Deniel, Teresa Darden, Norma Jean 34 Davis, Deborah Kay 35, 93 Davis, Kerry Lyn 31, 86, 85, 87, 54 Davis, Todd Nlake 68, 85 Dejarnette, Rogers Pearson 35, 88 Dennis, Michael Wayne 68, 95 Dotson, Danny Thomas 35 Driggs, Yvonne Dair 35, 9, 85, 46, 98, 101 Duckworth, Douglas Charles 68, 48 Duckworth, Tina Paige 35, 32 Duncan, Dwight 68, 77, 90 Dunn, Debra Jo 85 Dunn, Lisa Anne 68 Dunn, Phyllis Lynne Dunn, Tina Marie 35, 85 Edgerton, Norris Wayne 35, 48, 50, 80, 96, 97, 98 Edmonds, David Warren 68 Eggleston, Alane Farrar 12, 47, 54, 94, 109 Ehrhardt, Kelly Joanna 47, 34, 109 Eiseman, Charles Christian 35 Elam, Barbara Joan 68, 47, 83 Ellington, James Daniel 35 Elliott, Michael Wayne 54, 92 Evans, Albert Allen 35, 12, 48, 32, 62, 87, 90 Evans, Carnell 35 Evans, Carolyn Lavern 54, 48, 80, 64, 65, 62, 63, 90 Evans, Orlanda Manzell 68, 48, 79, 62, 92 Evans, Willie Edward 92 Fields, Marshall 35, 47, 92 Fleming, Susan Read 4, 31, 47, 81, 55 Flynn, Arleene Frances 46, 9, 82, 55, 101 Flynn, Darryl Wayne 35, 88, 91 Foley, Brian Kingery 55 Forlines, Alan Dean 55, 89 Foster, Elizabeth Darlene 94, 68 Foster, Marcellette Eleanor 83, 98, 35 Foster, Mark Dwayne Fowlkes, Eric Wayne 35, 47, 32 Fowlkes, Michael Tyrone 36, 46, 47, 9, 101 French, i Elizabeth 55, Gordon, Jerry Watson 36 Guthrie, Katherine Laverne 47, 66, 93, 56, 83, 109. ee. Hairston, Hairston, M Hall, James . Hall, Shar Hamlett, 1 Frazier, Carle Renee 18,55 Freeman, Lori Ann 68, 85 | French, Chris 36,98 Garner, David Way Garner, Glenn Eppeson Garner, Rebecca Marie 36, 8: Garner, Rosa 83, 93 Garner, Stephen Earl 88, 55 — Garnett, Brenda Marie 94 Garrett, Billie Sue 55, 97 Ghee, Patricia McNeally 36 Glass, Ronald Carter 55, 89, 92 Glassco, Caro! Diane 67 Glasscock, Naomi Frances 96, 48, 62, 69, 94 : Glasscock, Paula Arista 12, 31, 82, 84, 94, 55, 97 Glasscock, Wendy Darlene 85, 69 Gray, Calvin Boyd 55, 94 Greene, Carvel Scott 36 Green, Margaret Ruth 83, 67, 93 Gregory, Carolyn Faye 55, 93 Gregory, Dwayne Anthony 92, 98 Gregory, Evalyn Vynette 69, 93 Grego ry, Nancy Renae 4, 9, 55 Griffin, Michael Herbert 55, 70 Gryder, Cheryl Ann 56, 97 Goode, Gloria Denise 83 Gurley, Jeffery Carlton 88, 69 sslie Anne 36, 32, 85 Lynn 54, 81, 56 Harris, Great E 90, Harris, Joyce 12, 56 — Harris, Karen Faye 3¢ Harris, Michael Lewis 56 95, Harris, Teresa Lynn 45, 67 — Harris, Terri Lynne 43, 14, 97 Hartsoe, Anne Rutledge 47, 56 Hash, William David 69, 92 Hatcher, Harvey Leon 88, 56 Hawkins, Paul Anthony 4, 48, 50, 49 109, 85, 36, 89, 78, 80 Hayes, Connie Hayes, Cynthia Kaye 12, 36, 96, 98 — Hayes, Gary Bernard 56 Hayes, Harvey 83, 90, Hayes, Joyce 82, 83 : Hayes, Larry Darnell 12, 47, 81, 76, 77, = — 37, 93, 94 A Hayes, Linda Mae, 37 Hayes, Sherverlyn Aretha 13, 85, 56, 93 Hayes, Velma Denise 83, 56 Hazelwood, Rosa Lee 37 Hendrick, Donna Blair 85 Hepburn, Walter Ervin Jr. 69 Hester, Winifred Arelean 83 Hill, Willie Ezell 37 Hilliard, Johnny Mack 37 Hilliard, Mary Elizabeth 59, 93 Hilliard, Ronnie Junior 92 Hillard, Teresa Anne 37 Hite, Donald Raymond 95 x . Hite, Garg Wayne Hite, Kathryn Lee 4, 37, 92,9 Hite, Linwood Clewis 69 : B ciopher Mickael 37, 89 i Hudson, Kimberly Diana 57 Hunt, Joann 92 SB Thomas Richard 88, 57, 89 Johnson, Athena Renee 37 hnson, Brenda 37, 83 hnson, Bruno Desmand 90 nes, Angela 48, 62, 69 Jones, Anthony Gleenn 92 Jones, Carl David 38 nes, Doug 12, 47 nes, Jacqueline Rose 85, 69 jones, Karen 47, 57 Jones, Michael Owen 94, 96 Jones, Pamela Jeane 38, 9, 87 nes, Sheila Annette 97, 20, 38, 92 nes, Stanley Arnold 88, 79 mes, Wilbur Douglas 81, 47 nes, Virginia Karen on, Kiplin Lane 69, 92 rdon, Jeffrey Scott 38 Kindley, Karen Lisa 38, 93, 94 King, Jesse 47, 57,95 Kirby, Roy Albert 67, 72 _ Kirland, John MeCatzo 62, 66 Kirland, John McCargo 69, 94 Knight, Brenda Kay 57 Knight, Joseph Daniel — Knuckles, Kenneth Juan 47, 66, 70, 94 Lacks, Rickie Dale 48 Lacks, Tony Lester 48, 38 Langsford, Cynthia Carol 47, 90 Lanyon, Michael David 92 Lawerence, Carolyn Jean 38 Lawson, Harvey Glenn 57 Lee, Frances Inette 38, 83, 93 Lee, Teresa Ann 70, 93 Lee, Willie Carl 39, 89, 90, 92 Leigh, James Daniel 57, 90 Leigh, Janice Elizabeth 83, 70, 93 Lenhart, Anthony Lawerence 57, 89 Lenhart, Jeffrey Grant 39, 96 Lenhart, Mary Ellen 12, 32, 82, 39, 96 Lester, Isiah Lee 58, 92, 95 hnson, Yvonne Teresa 46, 17, 9, 38, 101 rdon, Frances Lee 47, 66, 68, 86, 66, 67 Langford, Janet Raye 5, 47, 9, 38, 94, 101, 97 wis, Gregory Keith i , Mark Eugene Dy 09 on, David Luf 58 90 Roger Kenneth ; , Daniel Shawn 39° hews, Nancy 32, 39 athews, Perry Anne 58, 94, 85, 96, 7 angum, Carolyn Louise 84 ve 93 98 angum, Melissa Roberts. angum, Vanessa Yvette 70, 9 ann, Carole Suzanne 85, 70 ‘able, Elaine arable, Mary Jane 58 irrow, Christia P. 39 , Connie Scott 12, 89, 90, 93 Lonnie Everett 66, 70, 92, 98 ‘48, 88, 39, 92 McFail, Priscilla pe 48, 62, 39, 95 MeNealy, Theresa 84, 70 McPeters, Gary Claence 39 Medley, Tomty Dean Miller, Curtis Wade 92 Miller, Victor William Moody, Cleveland 74, 70 Moody, Cornell 47, 81, 40, 89 Moody, Ella Louise Moody, John Mark 4, 48, 49, 40, 92 Moody, Sarah Lucretia 70 Mooneyham, Michelle Renee 70, 94 Moore, Emma Cozett 93 Moore, Jeffrey Lynn 70, 92 Moore, Leigh Anae 74, 93 Moore, Mark 40 Moore, Mary Lee Moore, Riley Edward 58 Moore, Robert Lewis Moore, Sharon Anne 40, 97 Mondragon, Carl Robert 70, 94 Morrison, Michael Alden 58 Morse, Carol Christine 93 Morse, William Columbus 48, 49, 50, 40, 80, 96 Moseley, Michael Glen 5, 12, 47, 76, 77, 78, 96, 109 Mosley, Bruce Alexander 4, 48, 88, 79 Mosley, Geraldine Elizabeth 59, 83, 93 Mosley, Percy Evans 47, 79, 95 Mull, Michael Scott 40 Nelson, Deborah Jane 12, 58 Nelson, Gilbert Glenn 52, 47, 88, 70 Nelson, James David 9, 58, 102 Nelson, John Charles 48, 70, 80 Nelson, Mary Lorraine 84, 70 Nelson, Rufus 47, 95 Nemeth, Thomas Scott 58 Newby, Jr. Willard Scott 58, 189 Newcomb, Donald Roger 74, 70 Newton, Cariton Randal 40, 89 Newton, Christopher Barrow 70 Newton, Cynthia Anne 74, 70, 95 Newton, Donna Lynn 31, 48, 64, 62, 70, 80, 96 Newton, Sherese Irene 95 Newton, Sherie Annette 32, 87 Nunn, Pamela Dalton 70 William 40, 92 Dorothy Leigh 71 pareet 85, 7 1, a 96 Oliver, Vivian Vinetta 13, 48, 65, 63, 84, 62 Oliver, Willie - O’Halloron, Joseph William 71 Osborne, Chester Lee 88 7. Osborne, Christine 40, 93 Osborne, Edna Wood 85, 40, 58, 94, 97 Oslin, Wanda Kay 87 _ Overbey, Carolyn Estelle 40 _ Overby, Karhy Lee 40 Overby, Marilyn 71, 93 _ Overby, Robert Wilson 47, 71, 89 Overby, Tammy Lynn 71, 94 _ Owen, Roger Wayne 88, 71, 92 . — | Parcell, Joel Thomas 58 Park, William Norwood 48, 76, 40, 77, 97, 92 Parker, Michael Anthony 88, 58 “| Parrish, Deborah Lynn 53, 59 “Parrish, James Anthony 88, 40 Parrish, Theila Maria 71 Parrish, Thomas Reddix 59, 92. Parsons, Jr, Fred Allen 71 Partridge, Phillip Hughes 47, 71 Pattersom, Anthony Andrews 88, 71 Pennil, Donne 93. Pettus, Glen Edwin | Pettus, Mary Regina 47, 90 Pharr, Jr. Arthur Leonard 47, 59 Phillips, Kevin Tyler 59, 95 Phillips, Jacqueline Gail 59, 94 Pittard, III Andrew Thompson 7} Poore, Stephanie Kay 84, 71, 94 Powell, Euretha Floyrdette Powell, Jeffrey Randall 59, 92 Pritchard, John Frederick 41, 89 Pritchard, Rebecca Ann 25, 13, 41, 97, 96, 94 Pruett, Warren Albert 48, 51, 32, 50, 48, 97, 82 Pruett, Wayne Anthony 40, 49, 50, 41, 92, 80, 77 Pruitt, Lee Gurrett 71 Pruitt, David Randall Pugh, Robert Wayne 72 Pulliam, Alvin Wayne 41, 92 Pulliam, Andrew Charlie 71, 92 Pulliam, Brian Glenwood 77, 59, 92 Pulliam, Carlton Edward 59, 90, 89, 91 Pulliam, Karsan 13, 63, 48, 62, 50 Pulliam, Patty Lillion 47 Pulliam, Richard 90 Pulliam, Willie Edwards 71 Puryear, David 83 Puryear, John Anderson 47, 71 Puryear, Shirley Mae 41 Puryear, Steve 57, 32, 59 Queensberry, Tina Louise 41 Rainey, Sandra Elaine 85, 41 Ramsey, Donna Faye 15, 32, 85, 41, 97, 98 Ramsey, Robin Lynne 85, 41, 98 Reamy, Martha Pitt 31, 55, 84, 59 Reamy, Wesley Dean 72, 71 Redd, Odell 4 Reed, Larry 4, 48, 49, 50, 4, 80, 92 Reese, Donald Meredith 48, 41 Reese, John Robert 48, 91, 92 Reese, Kimberely Ann 12, 41, 98 Reese, Ronald Michael 48, 85, 42, 92, 98 Reese, Tammy Louise 59, 98 Reid, Carmen C. 85, 42 Reid, Sharon Renee 47 Revis, Angelene 59, 83, 93 Revis, Deborah Ann 59, 90, 9 Revis, Peggy Jane 71 Reynolds, James Marshall 42, 77, 91, 71, 89, 90 Reynolds, William Anthony Reynolds, Gloria Jean 71 Richardson, Calvin Edward 12, 88, 42 Richardson, Joyce Louise 59 Richardson, Karen Henrietta Richardson, Sharen 89 Richardson, Sherman Leon 88 Richmond, Jacqueline 12, 42 Ricketson, Deborah Ann 13, 59, 94 Roberts, Claude Fuller 42 Roberts, Cynthia Annette Roberts, Larry Eugene Roberts, Nathaniel 48, 71 Roberts, Phyllis Denise Roberts, Tracey Yvette 84, 72 Roberts, Wanda Anita 85, 72, 94 Roberts, William James 48, 72 Roberts, William, Jr. 48, 59, 95 Robertson, Johnny Paul 82, 88, 42 Rebertson, Vincent Lee Robinson, Elizah Dennis Robinson, Karen Denise 31, 47, 85, 87, 42 Robleto, Jose Ricardo Rogers, Betty 60, 173 Rogers, Brenda Lee 85, 87, 60, 92 Rogers, Gary Wayne 4, 48, 49, 50, 88, 42, 96 Royal, Donna Jewel 31, 32, 85, 42 Royster, Dwight Anthony 88 Royster, Gene Barry Rugel, Yolanda Elena Russell, Bernice Louise 72, 93 Rutledge, Jr. Stuart Braxton 46, 88, 42 Salley, Michelle Ann 48, 62, 68, Sandifer, William Roy 60 Satterfield, Paul Easley 72, 94 Scott, Douglas Kenneth 60 Seate, Christopher Lawernce 42, 89, 92 Seate, Sharon Yvonne 42, 98, 97 Seay, Donna Onieda 52, 46, 9, 85, ee Sharon, Ellen 68, 72, 95 Shaw, Carla Denise 48, 62 Shearin, Wayne Gary 72, 92 Sheldon, Curtis Lynn 48, 72, 92 Shelton, Richard Hamilton 50, 60, 48, 97, 96 Simmons, Anthony Dean 12, 82 Simmons, Karen Elizabeth 12, 31, 9, 42, 47, 94 Simmons, Augustine 58, 85, 83 Simmons, Kathy Elain 72, 70, 94 Sipes, Margaret Jean Sizemore, David Bently 92, 72, 95 Sizemore, Mary Annette 9, 42, 101 Skipwith, Juliet Deloris Skipwith, Patrica Ann 43 Slaughter, Donne Jeanette 85, 60 Small, Earl Jr. 43, 91, 89 Small, Stanley Darnell 98 Small, William Clifton 72, 89 Smiley, Ann Gail 47, 72, 94 Smith, Danny Merle 88, 72 Smith, Deobrah Denise 43 Smith, Kenneth James 72, 89, 94 Smith, Maggie Devern 83, 72 Smith, Margaret Nell 48, 65, 62, 48, 63, 72, 94, 80 Smith, Martha Ann 32, 43, 94 Smith, Leamon Samuel 12, 438, 72, 98 Smith, Pamela Louise 85, 94 Smith, Phyllis Otena 43 Smith, Ronald 72 Smith, Rosa Maria Smith, Timothy Irven 47, 66, 88, 72, 91 Smith, Tina Marie 9, 43, 46, 93 Smith, Wayne Leon 8, 90 Smith, Willard Lee Smith, Yolanda Ann Somerville, Kirk Douglas 43, 90 South, Francine 72 Spach, Rebecca Kim 84, 60, 94 Spain, Aileen Yvette 47, 85, 43, 60, 109 Spain, Wanda Gaye 12, 47, 95, 60 Speer, Michael Wade 60, 94 Speer, Sharon Lyne 13, 85, 60 Spruill, Bobby Jean 95 Steele, Jennifer Lynn 72 Stembridge, Ruth Lee 87, 43 Stewart, Josephine 83 Stovall, Ernest E. 66, 47, 48 Styers, Jeffery Alvin 60 Talley, Allen Lynn 88, 60 Talley, Edwin Ray 43, 94, 98 Talley, Gloria Ann 72, 71, 98 Tanksley, Lori Lynn 47, 73, 93 Tanner, Donna Marie 43 Tatum, Larry Edward Taylor, Clayton Lemont 60, 92 Taylor, Dean Alan 43 Taylor, Malcolm Glen 43, 97, 109, Taylor, Mary Elizabeth 60 Taylor, Victor McNeil 90 Terry, Carol Lynette 73, 93 Terry, Connie Ann 73 Terry, Darlene Terry, Herbert 90 Terry, Jacqueline Annette Terry, James Rogers 92 Terry, James Ulysees 18, 60 Terry, Jan Morgan 85, 86, 73 Terry, Linda Lorine 12, 83, 60,93 Terry, Marvin Lee 12, 48, 43, 83,92 Terry, Melvin 52, 47, 66, 81, 60, 66 Terry, Nora Ann 44 Terry, Pattie May 73, 94 Terry, Ronald Patrick 12, 7s Terry, Stevie Londell 73 Terry, Zelton 60 Tharpe, Kenneth Wayne 48, 92 Tharpe, Nathen Greg 88, 61 Thomas, Frederick 73, 90 Thomas, Lucy Jackson 97 Thomas, Sandra Bernice 85, 73 Thompson, Beth 53, 61 Thompson, Charles Lee Thompson, Christopher Edward 9, 73, 109 Thompson, Eunice Ann 73 Thompson, Florine 47, 73, 93 Thompson, Maxine 47, 44, 83, 93 Thompson, Rhonda Lenhart 9, 44, 101 Thompson, Virginia Elizabeth Thorpe, Dwayne Miller 61, 92 Thorpe, Kenny 48, 92 Thorton, Sandra Raye 61 Tingen, Cathy Yvonne 31, 47, 85, 87, 101 Tollerson, Connie Renae 61 Tollerson, Melanie Anne 94, 96, 94 Toombs, Michael Allen 61 Toone, Paula Marie 73 Towery, Karen Denise 47, 66, 73 Townes, Alvin 73, 92 Townes, , Barbara 62 Townes, Carolyn Alice 44, 93 Townes, Gail Denise 44 Townes, Jacqueline Ramona 44, 61 Townes, Jeffrey Larry 73, 92 Townes, Martha 73, 94, 96 Townes, Margaret 73 Townes, Mary 73, 94, 95 Townes, Richard 48, 88, 73, 92 Townes, Stanley Lewis 4, 48, 44, 92 Tucker, Aaron Darnell Tucker, Charles Keith 73, 89 Tucker, Christina Cassandra 73, 92 Tucker, Clara Denise Tucker, Denise 61 Tucker, Ervin Filmore 44 Tucker, Harold Marvin Tucker, Irren Lee 88 Tucker, Marvin Lee 47, 88, 73, 93 Tucker, Nora Jean 44 Tucker, Ralph Melvin 73, 91, 89, 90 Tucker, Stella Louise 85, 44, 109 Tucker, Steven Bernard 47, 81, 44, 9 Tysinger, Alan Lee 73, 92 Vargo, Sharon Annette Vaughan, John Patrick 66, 74, 89 Wade, Donald Qunitus 48, 50, 9, 49, 44, 80, 101 Wade, Leio Angela 74, 94, 96 Wagstaff, Jo Ann 9, 44, 93 Wagstaff, Kelly 74 Waldo, Margaret 61 Walker, Albert Jr. 92 Walker, Andrew Hopkins 46, 89, 109 Walker, Carolyn 83, 74 Walker, Delores Elvira 95 Walker, Edward Alexander 48, 44, 40 Walker, Johanna Juanita 44 Walker, Stephanie 61, 96 Walker, Wander Rena 83, 61 Wall, Donald Allen 66, 74 Waldrep, Crystal Dawn 31, 73, 74, 94 Wallen, Robin Denise 83, 74, 93 Wardrick, Carlton Lewis Watkins, Doyle C. 88 Watkins, Sherry Anita 62, 74, 93, 95 Watson, Jannie Delores 13, 44 Watson, Wanda Lee 83, 74 Watterson, Lisa Ann 44, 94, 97 Wattjes, Barbara Gene 84, 74 Weindel, Michael Anthony 61, 92, 95 Weston, Mary Elaine 74, 94 White, Curtis Jerome 83, 44 _ White, Edith Pearlene 61, 93, 98 _ White, Gary Anthony 81, 47, 92 Wilbourne, James Timothy 4, 88, 61 Wilbourne, Todd Norfleet 45 Wiles, Deborah Gale 13, 14, 48, 55, 62, | 6, 85, 61 _. Wilkerson, Wayne Anderson 48, 50, 88, 45, 109 __ Wilkins, Joel Len 89 Wilmouth, Hurley Braxton 89, 90 _ Williams, Horace Talmadge 47, 92 Williams, Penny Marie 74, 94 Willis, Joni Jeanne 68, 74, 94 _ Wilson, Curtis Donell 47 _ Wilson, DeberahJean 47, 85, 45, 98 _ Wilson, Rhonda 74 - Wilson, Ricky Lynn 70, 74 Wilson, Stephen Mathew 74 Woltz, Mary Virginia 74, 96 _ Wood, Renee Lou 81,61,98 Wood, Sandra Geraldine 84, 74,94 Wooten, Jr. Charles William 45 Wooten, Frank Clayton 8, 4, Wright, Gary 88,79 Wright, Kimberely Dawn 84, 10, 74 Wright, Michelle 54, 47, 92, 93 Wright, Willie Edward 61, 91, 89, 90 Yancey, Patricia Gayle 74 Yancey, Joyce Priscilla 74, 95 Yancey, Linda Inez 126, 93 Yancey, Teresa Ann 13, 58, 61, 98 Young, Jr. James Otis 55, 9, 82, 61, 94, 97 in CEs See ee - - neal tae Paste A Picture Here SPECIAL MOMENTS Paste A Paste A Picture Picture Here Here GOOD TIMES | | MEMORIES OF Name Address FAVORITE THINGS Songs: Albums: Books: Movies: Clothes: Places: Events: People: Dances: Fads: Sayings: Sports: Teachers: Foods: Drink: Class: Date: Color: Club: ; Pa Paste A Picture Here Paste A Picture Here Paste A Picture Here Paste A Picture Here Paste A Picture Here VA ys ” oe nee i se ui Le HRs ‘ DS Nt Y CG te A AG se + Oe . 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