Botetourt Middle School - Patriot Yearbook (Fincastle, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1980 volume:

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L f-,T r f The artistic ability of Michael Gist is shown in his black and white sketch of a member of the rock group Kiss - Science teachers encourage their students to research an area of their interest and develop a project to enter in the Science Fair. Tammy Ballard made a model of a windmill while studying energy sources in Mrs. Sprinkle's class. 1 09' ' . 4 Y I1 -rf fi my -'Lila' Q.. --' v 1 - . I if -. rj , s School like has a definite routine with set rules to follow, but a balanceof humor and fun makes our 180 days tolerable Miss Franklin starts off the school day routine by giving ad- mit slips to students who have been absent. Greg Austin and Joey Manello find their before school walks very interesting. Can you believe it? Carla Jones shows a slick way to cut class and probably not get caught. Only problem is you :feed an assistant that won't tell. Mary Dillon volunteers for the job. Mrs. Woods' third period boys take a break from Civics class and throw a few snowballs . . . under supervision of our Delmar photographer Mr. Tavenner. Q X -XBXXX -, 3 . I lg V 6 ? X A l M. ,jv- The eighth grade science teachers make watching an experiment fun. i 1 - is A , X s W g :H B l.jlTi ' Fr., r , r 5, ! l, fr ' KILSL1- Emfiar. ..i gs 355 i wu- L4 Mrs. Wood's Civics classes kept close watch on the day to day events in the Iranian crisis. D. Austin, B. Gilliam, J. Barton, R. Russell and S. Hurlbut look over the morning newspaper for the latest update. Traci Spradlin secures Tina New- combs' armband. B.I. students and faculty showed their support of the hostages by writing letters and wear- ing armbands. gi'-'--H' - '- --1um:- ' ' Y na 7 '1 ' 'A'ii Wi? , V -1 Vx ,TZ :H . his U V r..1 .:g5g1:n! Mrs. Smith gives her sixth period intructions on layup drill for basketball. Mrs. Jones found a winning combination: Hazel Law- son and Spcial Olympics Hazel represented B.I. in a Special Olympics at Wintergreen Ski Resort. She not only won a medal but got a kiss from former Washington Redskin, Roy Jefferson. By Charles M. Schulz I REMEMBER WHERE THE DRINKING FOUNTAIN IS! C I av N 5 M 5151 P sr '- i - 4542 The verd1ct IS ln as Mrs Breckinridge passes out report cards to her homeroom students Model car club members K Inwood D Bennett C Kmg M Blankenship and R. Bowles chat wlth Who IS that man behind the desk? Mr Jenklns Prmclpal lends a hand by substituting for Mrs Sw1t -4 fi Eighth Grade 'E Alderson, Carole Alexander, Kris LfAllison, Paula Anderson, Richard Anderson, Timmy Anuszczyk, Chris Atkins, Austin, Austin, if Austin, Rose Anthony David Greg Austin, Robert .,fAyers, Gerald Ballard, Cindy ,fBanks, Charles ,f Bannister, Calvin Barnard, Randy Barton, John Bennett, David i!Berry, Skeeter Bishop, Richard yBlake, Mark Blankenship, Mark if Blevins, Shelly V Bobbitt, Beth Bolton, Susan Bowles, Robert Bradley, Carla Bradley, Valerie ,fBradshaw, Tracy Breedlove, Russell Brewbaker, Deidre Brodsky, Greg Brogan, David yr Brogan, Karen Broughman, Bobby A Zgi-ffl aff' iii W 1I: :m L. 1 E ,L .,,, , 142351 H Q , 1 My 'M H, W M 1 W 1-gum 4+fa,,. , 4 !,.f, . x 'rw' aff A, .. .,, ae. ,- me igidlifsa . ,if Q X -I 5 Ma, A.W, A. f fa 4. -355 i, za, wwf J, iff- f ,412 -vw ,, .M 'Q' X mm arisen: ij Q , A i J if 4 '-' . N' si -M. U H 1 WN I I f W , na -.-w, -f v . 3' 11 ve ss! 2 1 515' W, . , K . 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Brown, Forrest VBrown, Reene HR ,,Bryant, Danny 174 Bryant, Vicky Buchanan, Julie Buckner, Kim ,,Bruton, Lisa 5 Cahoon, Franklin ,fCampbell, Teresa 1 ,,Campbell, Timmy D.: Camper, Sandra Carter, Dale Carter, Sunya Marty If K Cash, Mary Lou Cassell, Terry , VCates, Challen'-P V Cawthom, Valerie 3' vChestnut, Kelly 92 Chittum, Tony M Childress, Michelle Church, Jennifer Clark, Darryl - Clayton, Stephen ' Coleman, Laura IfCompton, Cindy f-' Conner, Jeff Cook, Greg Cook, John Cox, Tim Craft, Cheryl Crawford, Gary VCrawford, Greg 5' Crawford, Janice Crawford, Pam Critzer, Kim Crouse, Jeff Daugherty, Steve Vbavidson, Randal If 'Davis, Penny ,fDeisher, John 5 Deisher, Sherry Deisher, Teresi VDelp, Jeff if-K Dillon, Robert Dillow, Todd l yDollman, Bobby3t3 Donald, Alice Dooley, Michelle !Drewry, Garylynl+l'i Dunbar, Greg Durbin, Tim Eden, Kim Edwards, Kevin Eide, Erik Elliott, Sherri VEngland, Mark WR Ferguson, Dwayne I g,Ferris, Angela 5' ,,Ferris, Regina 4+ afFerris, Rodney5 Fisher, Claire Fizer, Leslie g,Fox, Judy 1.7 X' . l Frampton, Debbie Franklin, Jeff VFrazier, Darryl-3 .,Freeman, Edgarl Fridley, Kevin Fridley, Leslie ,,Fulp, Joel 5 Funk, Melvin Garber, Margie Garnett, Vincent ' V' Garrison, Tad German, Michelle Gibbs, Tammy ,,Gibson, Helenrim Gilliam, Rhonda ,,Gilliarn, Tina D' Gilmore, Dawn X Goad, Dreama ,,Gold, Nancy L Graham, Paul Haga, Kim Q! JHall, Penny HR Ham, Dennis If Hampton, Julian Handy, Lorianne afHannah, Marla HK Harlow, Danny Harlow, Missy Harris, Craig Harris, Leigh ir- - Q D . gli W R Mfr! rife 3? , , ,,,,.. , l N 1 7 We l if sag. 17 XZ if Lee, rLee, vLee, Harris, Hayes, Hayth, Hayth, Hepler, Timmy Darin Carol Monty Kevin V1-Iickrnan, Todd .3 Hicks, Laurie Hicks, Ralph Q1 Hill, Debbie Hill, Mary Anne Hill, Steve Hill, Susan ? Hostetter, Vickie Hubble, Michael vHuffard, Kelley 5' Huffman, Jr.R. Huffman, Michael f' 4fHunt, Larry 5 .fHunt, Ronnie 9- Iniram, Donna Jenkins, Steve Jennings, Chris Jennings, Donna Johns, Diana 'fJohnson, Donna 2- ,fJohnson, Tina 2 ,fJones, Jeff D' v Jones, Ronnie H R lfKeith, Lawrence 3 Keyser, Teresa Kirby, Ray Lafferty, Wayne vLam, Allison Lf Lam, Dreama Lancaster, Bill Landes, Gerald if Lawson, Lawson, VLawson, VLayman, if Ledford, Andy . 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Mullins, Norma Mundy, Laurie If Mundy, Tommy lfff Mundy, Wendy v-Murray, Kay'f' 'f Nation, Mark 7' If Nelson, Eugene MK V Nelson, Mark Q- V Newcomb, Eddie Q, ,, Niceley, Ken 4 Niceley, Vickie Nichols, Mark vMichols, Teresa If Niday, David Noblett, Timmy Obenshain, Denise Omer, Robbie Overbay, Ronnie vOwens, Lyn QQ Oyler, Sherry -f Patrick, Dayna of x M- are ir? -Q., in , Y V' V-J lla e 9, wa , l :il 1 1 A V' x'X , 5, i t A, Vlq, , , ,' 5 in lil 173 , fx 1 ,JV a i an '4 if I ..,, ls., -Y Patterson, Sheila Payne, George yPayne, Larry Pat Peery, Donna 5 . vPers1nger, Georgia M Peters, Courtney Peters, Kelly Pillow, Paul Poff, Teresa Powell, Richie cfPreston, Wendy 1,1- Price, Dan vProffitt, Lesia 3 Ray, Peggy Rhodes, David Richmond, Jimmie Lf Ricker, Jon Ried, Mark Rieley, Carlton Roatenberry, Jeff Rock, Dale Rogers, Kenneth Sander, Tracy Sandridge, Tammy VSardelis, Chuck if Sayers, Todd Scott, Jeff Secreist, Greg Sellers, Mike Shockley, Tammy Shotwell, Andy vSifford, Sally 4 Simmons, Debbie Simmons, Keith vSirnpson, Mary Lynne ySirry, Marvin 2' Smith Amy Smith Bobby Smith, Dana Smith, Delma Smith, Marisa Smith, Suzanne Smith, Van Snead, Patricia ySpence, Pennyij . Spencer, Donna - Spinnato, Tammy if Sprouse, Troy fff Stafford, Debbie Staten, James Staten, Mike St. Clair, Cherie St. Clair, David St. Clair, Melissa St. Clair, Ronnie Steele, Terry Stephenson, Jon Stevens, Jim Storey, Rita Streng, Scott Stump, Ricky Suter, Trey V-Swain, Karl-7' Sweeney, Doug Sweetenberg, Robert Swiney, Rosanna zfSykes, Stephanie Sb Taylor, Wayne If Teaford, Michelle j! Terry, Tracy Thacker, James Theimer, Michael Thomas, Susan Thompson, Elizabeth Thompson, Samantha Tingler, Mary Tingler, Patty Tippie, Lewis Toliver, Elton T Treadway, John Trout, Leonard Tucker, Shirley Tyler, Kevin Tynan, Clare Usler, Patty Vaclen, Traci Vance, Jeff Waddell, Susan Walker, Andrea W. , I A ,h,,' 'iii' V H i ' 'A Y is- I YT' - 'ii 4 .T in 1 'l lx Q -1 if it v. 6: 1 I' i frm K I ll g ff r , 3.1, 1 ' n 1-.,.m:-3. 71.5 Y' . ' I u -:-H-. sf Ufiifu Q5 1, i 'jx -f , , ,- W ., . :m n-f 12, 4, . , , - fi Ten.-Lk . j'Qa.'3'gj. Q V ,les-h as- 1 .rx ' ., . Eu. 2 , Walker, Kenny X, - Walker, Virginia f Y :J Wark, Teresa w -Ad.-1 l vWatts, Jeffrey? ' L' V aweaver, Jin H - 7? .,,-..:f,ff-f ' , V Weddie, Randy HK l'r' V -S ' A-Tay: sl , av :Q . K ME -I is .4 lb-'-1 . 1 X rl Q' l Q . -----fg.....f:. X ,V ---e - . 1 X 1 I Weeks, Michelle , Welch, Donald ff Welch, Ronald ' Wheeling, Sharon Whitt, Kim Wicks, Tom Wilcher, Sandra Wiley, Wayen Williams, Gary Williams, Terry Wilrnoth, April 'K Wilson, Richard li xx A Woodhouse, Lura Woodson, Rany 1,-Wray, Bruce 3 Wright, Cindy Wright, Melissa Wright, Steve Young, Mike Young, Tracee Zimmerman, Carol DAR Announces Winners In Histor Month Essay Contest The National Society of the Daughters of V the American Revolution designate every Febru- ary as American History Month. . In accordance with this, the Botetourt County Chapter of the DAR hold their annual essay contest for elementary students in grades five through eight. The topic this year was Indus- tries and Trades During the American Revolu- tion. Winners in the seventh grade are as follows: Jennifer Markham, first place medal winner, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Markham of Buchanan, Botetourt Intermediate School fshe was the county winner last yearjz Courtney Ailstock, second pla.ce,'of Daleville, Botetourt Intermediate: Frank Cahoon, Jr., of Fincastle, third place, Botetourt Intermediate School: Laura Jean Coleman, fourth place, of Blue Ridge, Botetourt Intermediate School: and Sally Sifford of Fincastle, honorable mention, Botetourt Intermediate School. Faculty, Administration and S Around Which a School is Built Explammg new ideas 1-.., U , ll . un ,if , ffl ,ff 2 1 . 1 if 'I ff Principal: John P. Jenkins, Jr. B.A., Bridgewater College M.Ed., U. Va. Assistant Principal: Donna Barton B.S., Madison College M.S., Radford College '53 qllktv lun WW, s. ,, -.:: wwf,-Q :r- 1 .1 , 133-32. lr Mr. Jenkins congratulates the Bl. teams and coaches XS at a Pep Assembly. I . 1 i f . ffm - r ir' . 1 ni? 'I A MQ! 1 'J Lek. Susan L. Ayers Business 7 and 8 B.S., Radford College Robert F. Branham Health and P.E. 8 State University College at Cortland Louise G. Chittum Reading 7 and 8 B.A., Roanoke College M.ED., U. Va. . All M al-the T. Bell Chris Blevins William J. Boothe English 3 Science 7 Science 8 B-AI, Stratford College B.S., East Tenn. State Univ. B.S., Madison College M.Ed., U. Va. 'x . f 7 X i X Constance H. Breckinridge PhyllisA. Burch Angela P. Coon Science 7 Art 7 and 8 English, Reading, Math B,S,, Lynchburg College B.A., Longwood College B.S., Madison College Susan E. Clark Catherine T. Cronise Sharon G. Davis Mathematics 3 Careers, Guidance Counselor Health and P.E. 7 B,S,, Longwood College find B.S., MHdiSOH College M.A.L.S., Hollins College Robert L. Elliott Industrial Arts English 7 B.S., V.P.I. and S.U. Margaret H. Etzler B.A., Emory and Henry College James E. Huffman Ag. Science, Mechanics I Evelyn W. Henderson Social Studies 7 B.S., Radford College B.S., v.P.1. M.s., V.P.1. Terry A. Jones Jean H. Kiker Mathematics, English 7, 8 English 7 B. S., Madison College B. S., Appalachian State 26 M.A.L.S., Hollins College Nell S. Fountain English 8 B.A., V.P.I. Rose James Mathematics, English B.S., Madison College Lisa B. Lackey Mathematics, Science 8 B.A., Hollins College Sharon Franklin Mathematics 7, 85 Algebra I B.A., Madison College Linda S. Johnson English 7 B.A., Carson-Newman College Jean D. Lineberry Mathematics 8, Algebra I B.S., Radford College George Lowe Billy W. Meador Barbara O'Leary Carol H. Osborne Band 8 Science 8 Mathematics 7 Mathematics 7 lB.M.ED., Pikeville College A.B., Trevecca Nazarene B.S., V.P.I. B.S., V.P.I. College Susie L. Osborne Ag. Science, Mechanics I Agriculture 7 B.S., V.P.I. -l Virginia H. Roberts English 7 and 8 A.B., Virginia State College lx. Jacqueline L. Poe Music 7, Chorus 8 B.S., Bluefield State College ff ' X ii 'li ix Brenda L. Scudder Consumer and Homemakingl Hornernaking 7 B.S., Radford College Harriet F. Rader Consumer and Homemaking I Homemaking 7 B.S., Bridgewater College Edward Pmdy Health and P.E. 7 B.S., Milligan College 4 T x l 2 YQ I 7 A Julie L. Seay Connie Smith Mathematics 7 Health and P.E. 8 B.S., Longwood College B.S., Concord College 27 f D Denise L. Sprinkle Science 7 B.S., Roanoke College Lois W. Switzer Laurie P. Wiegandt SOCiBl Studies 7 Science 7 and 8 B.S., Madison College B.S., Radford College M.A.L.S., Hollins College M.S., Radford College s l Judtih A. Wood Robert Young Civics 8 Band 7 B.A., Madison College B.M.ED., Mars Hill College The Witch, the Wizard, and Igor appear as if by magic each Halloween This is what happens B.I.! Janelle S. Wilson Social Studies 7 B.S., Longwood College to teachers who leave - V -1 ff Jim Stevens says Curses, foiled again! after Mrs. Wieganot makes a lucky catch. , -AAHE'-'P' 1 --as School Superintendent Obenshain visits Career Day. B.I.'s County Teacher Wins Agricultural Awards ' 4 I Mrs. SusieL. Osborne,a teacher of vocational agriculture at Botetourt Vocational School, was named state and region- E al winner of the Agri- id business Career Explor- ation Award during the 62nd annual conference of Virginia Vocational Agriculture Teachers Association CVVATAJ, held July 10-13 at Virginia Tech. The state plaque and r certificate were present- ed during the VVATA banquet on July 12. It was also announced that Mrs. Osborne was selected as one of six regional winners of this award in the United States. She has received an all-expense paid trip to the National Vocational Agriculture Teachers Associatlon QNVATAJ conference to be held in Anaheim California in December, where she will receive a national plaque and certificate. The NVATA Agribusiness Career Exploration Award is given forexcellence in devising and implementing an innovative career program which encourages youth to explore careers in the various areas of agriculture and agribusiness. The award has been in existence for approximately ten years. Mrs. Osborne is the first female agriculture teacher ever to be selected as a recipient of a. national award. Uaunu U uunu ,J H.W. Scott Counselor B.S., Roanoke College M.ED., U. Va. Betty Platter Guidance Clerk 30 '-27t? .: ' ' 2 F: - -- , .L . , +I:-mf . , X. . 1 e .' ,ff-'T-51 ' 1 z ggiga . ' , ' A 1,1 Q M My A 8, 1 N it xv he ,1,,1j3.r,-.,-JL ,gil :Q V: We f-lf.--.Le .',.3 ',gf5 --.i..'T 'r-I ' ' fig, QUWEQZL 'A Y .'j'iv'f?.fif 7' 'n'fY.1 . ' wan of - i iw' A 111 f we Catherine T. Cronise Counselor B.S., V.P.I. and S.U. Virginia L. Thornton Guidance Coordinator B.S., V.P.I. and S.U. .. ' k 4 f id is v '39 f, ix 32 , la , w ,I , fb Q04 nl -'ll' 'ill 1, 1 5 247' A H 1.133 135 ,54 153 he jp? z' 21 x. pxfli- +3 4-'EEE Aviv GUID CE DEPART ENT JY H .fa- LIBRARY if!! 3- Lora Hammond Librarian B.S., Radford College Mary Davis Library Clerk The Library became a center of activity on Career Day 31 ,: ' ' 1-jf f ? ii!! Secretary - Linda Green Office Aide - Connie Seay nh N ,,QN,!,, X I X., OFFICE TAFF 2 QQ?-5 , I X X . Bookkeeper - Barbara Sprinkel 1' 1 J l , , tiff? J w 2,54 a xx jxw-1 f S , E ,e.e - ,... V X e 4 Study Hall and Cafeteria Aide Judy Dillon Classroom and Cafeteria Aide - Marilyn Brewbaker is-:uf Classroom Alde - Carolyn Huffman AIDES Classroom Aide - Pat Reynolds A whit Cafeteria Staff: Ms. Jones, Mrs. Conner, Mrs. Craft, Mrs. Lucado, Mrs. Booze, Mrs. Cahoon. . W k Head Custodian: Mr. Burns Not Pictured: Mrs. Otey, Mr. Burrett 34 ERVICE STAFF 2539 1 ' ,er 21 Q I Mr. Burns takes a break after cleaning the halls during Locker Clean-Out Merry Christmas! from the P. E Department. 2:46 5124520 Mrs. Chit1um's classes created a stained glass bulletin board. , , X. Q ,P ' N Pay day at B. I.! A unique solution for a typical guidance problem. FUNKY WINKERBEAN TOm Batill! ,gg----- ---u----.-.----------gl '7 ' Illllllllllillll lllllllllll A , - Ill - - since: IT wouw ee Too . , rfuNKQ,1He comPUfER COMPLICRTED TO eo e wE'RE GOING T0 DQNQHLE Egfffgg eacsc AND CHANGE THE ' EXP!-gs. Qou! scueouuee we THOUCslr-IT WE COURH55 0U 'MNT' wan TRQ somemmc-, ELSE f WWII 1 f ll, L .I K - x , N bi -. D A EJ ' P' . ' 1 Q A Q J E b :I N . 4 V 5,411 I xi q-' H - . E .-I1 BFS CLUBS TAKE SHAPE WITH REGULAR MEETINGS C OO PERATI ON gl 1 1 In J F, t 1 F H 'V' ai -' V1 ' lf . ' 1 CJ ' I' -v, ., , D.,-if ' 4...--r:f- '1 si ,ml PERFORMANCES HARD WORK and REC OGNITION of a J OB WELL DONE SCA Officers were installed into office as students and faculty members looked Sponsors: Miss Barton, Miss Franklin 4 Q .. L A S CA PROVIDES SCHOOL LEADER HIP The Student Cooperative Associa- tion provides leadership for B. I.'s student body. Members participate in fund-raising activities to raise money for our school. They have collected food for needy families. The members and officers also serve as ushers at Parents' Night. The SCA sponsors the annual Graduation Day Dance. BI's BAND and CHCRUS SHOW OFF STUDENTS' MUSICAL TALENTS The combined efforts of the seventh and eighth grade bands have added a new dimension to B. I.'s pep assemblies. Their music filled the air with ' d rin our Christmas JOY U g assembly. 8th Grade Director: Mr. Lowe 38 7th Grade Director Mr. Young Teresa Keyser assists Mrs. Poe dur mg the Christmas assembly. .ga 4- A :fr ' '9 e jg 2-5 M 4 'Fil I- W ' , , , . S r ,My f X ' 1 I G I ll is ,y ki 5 8th Grade Chorus Director: Mrs. Poe The 8th grade chorus brought music and sunshine into the lives of nursing home patients L.. ' IRQ during the Christmas season. They also performed in a Christmas assembly for BI's student body. The Activity Chorus captivated their audience with an unusual version of Jingle Bells . L 1 The activity chorus prac- tices for the Christmas Assembly. Activity Chorus Directors: Mrs. Poe, Mrs. Lackey IF: 41 Sponsors: Miss Sealy, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. James, Mrs. Reynolds, Miss Davis, Mr. Branham, Mr. Purdy. CLUBS STRES SLIMNASTIC CL B Sponsors: Mrs. Seay, Mrs. Dillon 40 l B.I. ATHLETIC ASSOCIATIGN PHY ICAL FIT SS The athletic and the not so athletic students now have the opportunity to participate in activities which will contibute to physical fitness. A Slimnastics offers a way for students to improve their posture and figures. The Ballet Club combines freedom of expression with the discipline of dance. The Athletic Association sponsors intramural activities for its mem- U' G7 571' 'HCUFFDPW WCFO Sponsors: Miss James, Mrs. O'Leary I D R A M A Sponsors: Miss Coon, Mrs. Kiker CLUBS REFLE CT VARIED Sponsor: Mrs. Burch ART C ZOP-'HUP'-+OE11W U U 1' XXXN Sponsor: Mr. Scott '-S 'S F1 '-3 'H C11 DU E11 ,.3 2. 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E11F'W'-'ED Sponsor: Mrs. Roberts w bv-'gaze-s-4ga3:w--P l Arts Club members cut out and ut Industrra Q P together too boxes and gum racks. 44 CR FT CL B Sponsors: Mr. Elliott, Mrs. Platter I DU TRIAL ART CL B Students have an oppor tun1ty to express therr 1n d1v1dua11ty through crafts of all kmds Woodworkmg kn1tt1ng embro1dery makmg valentmes and carvmg Jack 0 lanterns are just a few ways that students express then' creat1v1ty 1n useful and decorat1ve ways Sponsors: Mrs. Fountain Mrs. Bell CUZ'-HS'-3+-+273 Sponsor: Mrs. Chittum BI STUDENTS' HOBBIES PRODUCE USEFUL RESULTS NEEDLECRAFT CLUB Sponsors: Mrs. Wiegandt, Mrs. Wilson R9 ' I F- Sponsors: Mrs. Scudder, Mrs. Rader 2 ' lm 'V .. E rw. M FHA elves,' prepare for their ap- pearance on their float in the Fincastle Christmas Parade. Everyone is a homemaker is the slogan for BI's chapter of the Future Homemakers of America. This group held a Christmas Open House for the faculty and participated in the observance of FHA Week. The Botetourt Junior FFA has been involved in magazine and citrus fruit sales. In addition, FFA judging teams have been very successful this year. Sponsors: Mr. Huffman, Mrs. Osbome - A A A l A L Q 46 1-111' r -1- 1-i' W-W-is 117 ' warm 4-I-I CLUB The 4-H Club is one of B. I.'s newest clubs. With the help of the Botetourt Exten- sion Service, members strive to make the best better with their individual projects d t' 'ties. QE.-SE' SS edge? cr-EQ-EQUQ Hmm? 3 Omggoigz age-S56 g-Q-mggg s'Qg 'm2 ,DWEBOH cnE5UC E s1'DQ2f cr sz- M W Pi ' Sj1415:'U3 'E.'E.Pi Miuizz- 532+-4 U'-41'-3 SELF IMPROVEMENT and PERSONAL SKILLS EMPHASIZED Sponsors: Mrs. Hammond, Mrs. Davis LIBRARY CLUB SERVE THE TUDENT BODY The Library Club and the library assistants provide much needed help in the every day business of running an efficient library. Students repair books, help make bulletin boards, and check out books. The library assistants help out before school and during their study halls. , A- A - 1- Sponsors: Miss Clark, Mrs. Lineberry , V ...-., ' 5 l -M. ' 6 I 2 is I aye 1 1 -mf' is was I Mrs. Lineberry's homeroom 8-0 won the Door Decorating Contest this year. The Pep Club is one of the most active clubs at B. I. Members are responsible for putting up spirit posters throughout the school before athletic events. School spirit was given a boost when the Pep Club sponsored B. I.'s first Christmas dance. PEP CLUB B ILD PATRIOT PIRITN That wild and crazy guy, Casey Shrader, shows his school spirit at the Pep Assembly concluding Crazy Hat Day. 1 AERONAUTICS SOCIETY Sponsors: Mr. Boothe, Mr. Meador STUDENTS' SKILLS REFL MODEL CAR CLUB Sponsors: Mr. Blevins, Mrs. Sprinkle, Mrs. Breckinridge n7'-v---f -1-'---ms:--- W '1ug,w -1- -gp '-,- ww- Aw--,--- MY:---M-as -- ' T ' and ,, . Sponsor: Mrs. Cronise Flying a U-control plane, assembling a customized model Corvette, outwitting an opponent in a game of chess or backgammon - all these things can be done by B. I. students. Skills which are sometimes not recognized in the classroom surface in the club meetings held each month. TEDI CHOICE CF CLLB Sponsors: Mrs. Osbome, Miss Franklin 117 MATH CLUB 51 ' IH? ICUZ x , . ' '25 ' ' , . - , ---,mf if H rr 1 Staff Photographer: Tony Tate The Yearbook Staff's job in- cludes selling yearbooks, taking pictures of school activities, alphabetizing student pictures, and drawing layout sheets. Perhaps the most satisfying duty is distributing the finished yearbooks in the spring. RED CROSS EMERGENCY HANDBOOK Telephone Numbers Fare Dept. Police Doctor ' Rescue Muad Poison Control Center 981-7335 Red Cross ..... 982-2491 Sponsor: Mrs. Smith RED CROSS CLUB PROVIDES COMMUNITY SERVICE The members of the Red Cross Club filled love bags to be given to runaways and made favors for veterans to be distributed by the Red Cross. They also distributed emergency handbooks to students for family use. 53 are a fox B students Wheigheg' ag part1e 1pgpt or la spee: t eto1f sports 11s happepmgi Enthus le1s1i1 renews Efself W1thl the bveglnnggg eech spgrt season s strive excellehgie threlsigh teamwofk fspertsfnazishlp diid a detefimiiedi coachihgstaff s specfiawfs clieerreasers add the extra tbucih of s1ipp6rt to malfe the sports sprolgram complete is sses 5 x C C ' 7 9 . . X - . . O , I , . . 4 1 . . , M, ,,ge,,5 s, , . . , . , . Q 7 - n 1 . . 5 N . W . ,,. iCt01'Y 1 :X f ,fa Football '7 '79 Patriot Squad: First Row: CManager-C. Hauptl, J. Gold, K. Thompson, J. Kiker, S. Liddy, R. Gregory, R. Saunders, S. Snyder, D. Reed, K. Roberts, P. Fridley, J. Evans, CMrs. O'Leary-Statisticianl. Second Row: CManagers-D. Brown, R. Tribbettl, A. Baker, D. Crowder, C. Clark, J. Teaford, W. Fulton, M. Movan, C. Lurado, T. Rader, D. Petty, D. Thompson, CManagers-C. Shrader, E. Nelsonl, Coach Meador. Third Row: Coach Brenham, R. Brown, W. Smith, R. Bowles, J. Quarles, G. Austin, D. Hill, M. Berry, A. Secrist, J. Groseclose, T. Hancock, J. Manello, C. Bannister, E. Dennis, J. Niday. Fourth Row: C. Calloway, J. Hampton, E. Toliver, J. Clark, D. Ripley, T. Roberts, B. Hendrick, E. Deisher, C. Merchant, J. Garris, J. Davis. . Patriots Are What? Red Hot The football squad answers a request for the cheer Red Hot . Their message was loud and clear. 55 rig. Ii get 'WW 'T' l V, -V, .:'- - .r 'Vi V WNY? -f1ff'M w w ml My Coaches Meador and Branham find coaching from the sidelines a real test of self control. Calvin Bannister learns that being hit hard o 'The Botetourt Inter- mediate football team dn51edQit8Nsea.son with' a. pd ict 8-0, record by def ,dying the Blues? Q1 MQGIPSY ni?g'i32tT28l0. ' I it i Again, the ,Patriete played e. great defensive game, giving up on 18 total yardsz On offense, the Patriots led by tB341lIigQt9'lf withi1QO N i 'The i ewmrifhfw whs41ei'l'by Tim Roberts with two touchdowns and Cliff Calloway and Greg Austin with one eachg i Fo,r5i the year, the Hmmm nnnn defense oniifi eos yards or mm offense, which is a. school record. The defensive leaders were balanced with Calvin Bannister, Greg Austin- and Cliff Calloway all scoring sever A touch- odowns. I-1111 scored three, Robertgj amd H Shuriders' each had two. I The final two touch- downs were recorded by Randy Gregory and Jackie Nidey. Hill, J ackie and t The Patriot Squad leaves the field after their last home game. Victory again was in the forecast. 57130 S haskgbnll n '79 Patriots F 1ifi Are Red Hot 1+ We Bead' t With A 13-1 Season tttt P tflv M 'i'i rry 2wiii-if Cwwnmgiicim 56325 -vg- The Pep Club encou g d hool spirit with their add a-game signs. Parly M C1 ' th ly ne they Bcfediiiwdl 5925 Exif 'ii V, ,.T..j J 56 v 5 Q-152 E8 JE M 511 Basketball '79-'80 Patriot Team: First Row: IK. Crowder, S. Bolton-Managersj, T. Burch, A. Thomas, J. Fox, K. Peters, QD. Obenshain, M Daveport-Managersl. Second Row: Coach Davis, R. Sandidge, L. Brown, S. Adams, C. Fulp, K. Lawrence, D. Burrell, P. Watts, D Newcomb, S. Blevins, Coach Jones. ' Coaches: Ms. Davis Mrs. Jones 62 i Even though our girls did not end the year with a win- ning record, the girls made definite improvements throughout the season. Every girl worked hard and never gave up. We feel that the girls have the potential for ex- cellent high school ball. Afternoon practice sessions allows the team to analyze their mistakes and make changes. l 63 K. Lawrence, C. Fulp, D. Newcomb practice bounce passes with T. Burch, A. Thomas, D. Burrell and P. Watts. D. Burrell makes a layup shot as K. Lawrence gets ready to rebound. M? f In :mam-553 ' ....C1-miiz! ' V I+ 1- V f 'QW 1 i ' , 1 A L I H L A' H ii? 1, Y ' ' . f V155 Q , Wx izpzg Q gs Y ,W V s B Bn A 91 E dv L B' Bl A L f m ao 13 , I so aa 2. 'Z 15 if ,lg ' :11 ,, V W ' 1, . '1 Q 0 VM , gy: I . ' '.kh ' W -- I H -V ', X' 5, Q4 WW fp in fs 552 sy s L K w 1 V - 1 ' 'U w g:.. , .2 Q4 I Q , -2-.sf A v X X ,..L W Ava. . V, .1 in P G , -,. ,,,. M 5,4 ,N ,. - 1-1 gm? i'w:s- Y.: W ' 1- 'ff--wzfwfgfi.. U, . 1, mi. , .. W, . A , , 1 X ,, ,,smfW!zNfE'11:f:QN. wav, f ., W, ., rvwslfz, fiif?:L'?3Q?i2g?EiQ?4fS 1' iil' M' ' A fi H. M'W: 3El:f3 fl 'fit .. , -.1g.,,r,g,.3tM.,, 5- Z -. - W Y, -.5 , S :sf AWWA, K!! 1 M, M 'I . 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X. . 411 v Wrestling - Something new and different X1 ,4 - 1,1 The Love Brothers, Pat and Mike, demonstrate a wrestling hold learned in practice. Many B. I. boys had a new oppor- tunity this year with the introduction of a wrestling club. The Botetourt County Recreational Commission promoted this program for junior high boys. The an- nual wrestling tournament was held at B. I. on March 1. Mr. J. P. Jenkins and Mr. Neil Obenshain showed their in- terest by being advisors to our wrestlers. Wrestling '80 I Wrestling Club: CL. to RJ First Row: J. Evans, J. Kiker, J. L. Gross, M. Moran, S. Paderick, A. Bryant, M. Blake, J. Teaford, S. Hancock. Second Row: B. Brickey, R. Welch, D. Welch, T. Terry, B. Gibson, S. Jenkins, R. Omer, R. Gregory. Third Row: D. New- comb, P. Love, M. Love, E. Nelson, J. Dudley, T. Markham, J. Gold. 3' Q1 I v , , Cheerleaders '79- '80 i 5 What a sweetheart! BI's Mascot: Karla Jordan 68 Cheerleading sponsor, Mrs. O'Leary, goes over a pep rally idea for the teachers' SUPER CHEERU with Jane Shively and Monica Quick. P Kim Jordan ,N ,4n..n 'w s,,.'yq:v-'Fi-, - -'lk ' ..,. Ln 1 ,-A .. - - - ,fp -ik HSC -.,.,r 41,7 - .f ,-,,,- I - Xixhfkltgflf 8 K l ni-Ev b v il '4.. 1 - -, kr, fl , an ' , r1w 1.- r:rf Y 1' 4 X . Y , uni. :H 'T3!l J7 ' I .. EJ '3-r' X fw u ,.-1 'Q 4 f-41' my dsc? ,jf 1 if fr if WS '-s.f 1 x. f31,.? ,.- is 'A 5 1 Q Q'?????s f gffw fff, - 'G+'rr'5Ei'2-C5 -T if ,g Q W : 1x. w-.ggi-f' gy? wk 'ji-4 7n..,.L JY' V ,.-iq -z,Qf '5M., Y, , -V I -4445 1 - eff- M, ,X 4 ' I' Yeh-Ziyi gp .. LN M , x, ,gk .Q A551339 Stqclents and Staff let then' B I Mlss Barton and teachers sup- port the red wh1te and blue on The Crew Clark O'Leary Switzer Lineberry Jones Reynolds -we ai? iw.. V, MEA iw-J J.!Za? -Q , -. : v., ' 9 f ' V-:J f .iv U 4 fzglllhv ,ff 'F 1-1 Ml., '. .fr 2:3 4.4-1., uf, W .. A 4, H .4 A - .4,-J ,. I . 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