Breckinridge Middle School - Brigadier Yearbook (Roanoke, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1966 volume:

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Lpbkoh P035 50 f Jie X966 Volume V Ed't - Nancy S Bryan A t Editor - M. S if? s 5 3 k James Breckinridgge Ro anok 1 ' 'iiii 1-null If a student takes the time to contemplate, his thoughts, as if looking in a mirror, will likely reveal reflections -- reflections of his own origi- nal thinking, reflections of his past learning experiences, reflections of his hopes and dreams for the future. Numerous influences combine to mold an individual student and many of these influences can be found in a school, such as Breckinridge. Faculty and Staff. . .... . 8 Classes ..... . . . .20 Activities. . . . .40 Athletics .... 64 Advertisements. .80 rl! - -1' ff 1 ,cf 1 , U UL' I fv If ' A. af 0' ' W vt fp 'X RD L I W Na' 'I X 1 LX Us J M1 QL lp L, 'lx m C We R Ebjof QL X ' V I mf' i K X A. ,fy rl D YU 1 fv Y ?X ,cl fl I Q 9 xv .f 5 ,, my gf if 'N CWM 5116 lf L, JW 1 f f ag-Xf? Wi J J Q2 5 She Reflects Our Ideals At every game, at every P.T.A., at every school function, one is always aware of the presence of this single, dedicated individual. She is devoted to the teaching profession and has done much to improve the curriculum of- fered here at Breckinridge. Because of this devotion to the teaching profession, because of her constant, sympathetic ear, because of her never-fading smile and optomism, because of her unabounding support and understanding, and, most of all, because of her mammoth contribution to the school as a whole, we do dedicate this 1966 BRIGADIER to Mrs. Nancy M. Winn. Students Reflect . . . Gayle Farmer, the Snow Queen representative from Breckinriclge, ably reflected the image of her school in the Christmas Parade. Here, one can see her riding one of the floats as a Princess for the occasion. 8 The violin group found time in the three following at just such a practice: Steve li, Cathy Webb, and Butch Wallace. z Mr. Felty muses as he patiently waits for the band to get ready to march in the Christmas parade. This year the band performed for a number of occasions, such as at the half-time of the Shrine Bowl game. Many Talents . . schedules to get in a practice during second period. Here, one can see the Cheatwood, Marshawilhelm, Linda Bowman, Barry Overstreet, Betsy Zeo- neg Teachers and Students Alike Reflect Responsibility and Skill . . The students who work in the library give up one period, a study period, in order to help Mrs. Mundy with the extra duties of checking in books, shelving them accurately, and checking on individuals who owe fines. This group of stu- dents is made up of the following: B. Burford, M. Fowler, P. Karides, W. Creasy, S. Shonhor, L. Lilly, B. Carico Cat deskl, C. Statome, P. Hill, A. McLendon, A. Cullop, S. Vaughn, L. Bower lO A big attraction in Miss Thompson's class was the visitor, Resusci Anne . Resusci was the dummy used for practice in artificial resusci- tation. At first sight, she gives people quite a start with her realistic appearanceg however, Theresa Huffman seems to have managed to overcome her fright as she is seen administer- ing artificial resuscitation to the 1ady. ll Mrs. Mundy, librarian, is most helpful in ac- commodating teachers with professional materi- al. Here, she is seen showing Mrs. Bell a book on reading instruction. X .L51-- XX X..f N. Xi , X XXSXTQXX- iik- XX-1'?iiX:X X: X iam: X HSN wXaw3:J,,xX1X wxaxw susan ai X ' ws .N 'iw ..X...w ' .X WS X x as +01 Q A XX - H is 'ts X Quad M. S X: 4 Q. sm 45 X W as A :XXX .XXX X :- X X ..L. X X X X XXXXX X ...X X w -M fXX'X:r if f' -9 AX... A X---XX A :fXXl f X - ag: A V ' X X , I' 1 ef . 597, Q Q, Y V x. yi 1 Kg STAFF 7 FACULTY amd C N s ,, ED Mr. Dennis J. Barnes Science 8,9 Mrs. Linda K. Bell English 8,9 Mr. John R. Graybill's happy attitude has been reflected in that of the stu- dents who greatly appreciate his ef- forts in this, his first year as princi- pal at Breckinridge. Mr. Howard E. Emmons History 8 Miss Jo Ann Dinkins Physical Education 7,8 Health Faculty and Staff Reflect Good Examples for Students to Follow Mrs. Jacqueline G. Boeh Latin I,II English 7 Mrs. Catherine S. Collins Guidance 7 English 7 Miss Lois M. Camper Home Economics 7,8,9 as .,g-- --f .gif ,gas are , . . -..e..:ef5.fiea'H- fe ., . gf- Mrs. Kathleen W. Catron General Mathematics 8,9 Algebra I Miss Ruth J. Clingenpeel English 7 Mr. Moir L. Hill, Jr. Physical Education 7,8 Health 8 Miss Mildred Johnson Student Teacher Music Mrs. Margaret P. Henderson Secretary Mrs. Susan C. French Home Economics 7,9 ff- iii- isa as. r, .ee in 27- -,gg as NN woe it - - :W-ll - if ii, f ::'E::. fm ,-'F nk' -E51 Q, . ' .1 .Q .. ie' N55 Q--as--...-...Q - .,,, as Mr. Danny W. Felty Band Mrs. Stella F. Fleming General Mathematics 7 Mr. Paul P. Miller, assistant princi- pal, has served well in always lending a helping hand. He has been the fi- nancial Wizard, the administrator of discipline, and just an all-round good person to whom to go for answers. Mrs. Emily W. Kelly Art Mrs. Susan R. Kummer Speech 7,9 I5 Mrs. Nan G. Lee Music 7,8 Choir 8,9 Mrs. Betty F. Layman N English 7,9 Spanish I l Mr. Robert J. Liakos General Mathematics 7,8 Physical Education 7 Mrs. Dorothy E. Lipscomb English 9 Miss Patricia A. McKenzie History 7,8 asm 3-S8 Inhis first year of teaching at Breckinridge Mr Willis midst of a lecture to his eighth grade science class Mrs. Alma N. Moore English 8 History 8 Miss M. Clare Newman Mrs. Josephine H. Oliver Geography 9 I6 English 7 History 7 flects delight with his job. Here one can see him in the qt 31 ' if Mr. McGinnis J. Perkins Industrial Arts Mrs. June F. Radford English 8 Guidance 8 Mr. Nelson A. Prillaman Science 8 I7 Miss Helen E. O'Neal Science 7 Physical Education Mr. Lloyd E. Parsell Science 7 Mrs. Martha N. Quigley Guidance 9 History 8 Mrs. Betty D. Ryman Algebra I General Mathematics 9 Mrs. Martha S. Saunders Mr. Winfred C. Shuping Miss Margaret R. Spurlin English 9 Social Studies 7 General Mathematics 8,9 French I ink. ' t WW Since the Guidance Office was moved this year, it was necessary to have additional helpers to help with answering the phone and calling to check on the attendance. They are from left to right: Nancy Bryan, Carol Williamson, Wilma Dowell, Kathy Carr, Dreama Bruffey, Karen Leonard. Mrs. Carol K. Tear General Mathematics 7,8 n Miss Louise Thompson Physical Education 7,9 First Aid 9 Driver Education 9 Mrs. Rosalie S. Trinko Reading 7 History 7 I 4 1 a , Mrs. Dorothy H. Utz Mr. Robert E. Utz Mrs. Patricia B. Vipperman English 7,8 Physical Education 7,9 General Science 7 First Aid 9 Driver Education 9 9 . ' at ' ' X . -... .J ,ia al ,,:: 3.1.1. . P WWW I 3--s K ,.,ef ' The following workers have been seen in the office throughout the days carrying out such duties as answering the phone, porting messages, granting permit slips, and administering first aid: J. Baughman, K. Hutcherson, E. Phlegar, G. Overfelt, C. Cochran, S. Henninger, B. Trollinger, J. Blair, G. Humphreys, C. Webb, K. Rader, K. Scott, M. Anderson, R. Farriss, R. Caldwell, J. An- derson. At the desk is seated Faye Hodges, the part-time secretary who mostly assists Mr. Miller, K w .X . g , t j Miss Dorothy B. Wheeler Mr. Lloyd L. Willis Mrs. Nancy M. Winn Reading '7,8,9 Science 8 World History 9 I9 W V Q3 SE K XXX CLASSES ffq 'x 1' S ES X Great expectations served as the watchword for this pep assembly at which the cheerleaders introduced the bask etball teams and their coaches. inth Graders, Reflect c6Great Expectationsa' . News as . AV W N as x X S if S1 iii in il T525 Xi? - 5 if isa , W xxx is sccis .ie f U 7,3 ji QR 'Jr . Yu it we ef X 'fi' A . Q sg' XR A ig . 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Q xl X X X X A at to ,gi li C f ,..s H at . 2 555 . y .. is asa i X- l 5 x. 3' i -F :FT ff -L is f. 1. is Ni ' Q ' 5 QS if f as 2 23 -- A X ,sg if KF Smitty Clary Buddy Clatterbuck Bill Clement Sherry Clifton Joyce Cline Cynthia Cochran Belinda Collins Raymond Compton Mike Connor Blake Coverstone Drake Covey Tommy Cox Nettie Creasy Walter Creasy Sandra Creech Bobby Cromer Anita Cullop Linda Cunningham Karen Daniely Robin Davis Kathy Dews Nancy Dillard Donna Doss J an Douglas if ISYS' .5 ,sf is be viii .5 W I ww r. ff K3 is A A. - .W -i ff ...fe Wilma Dowell Robert Dummitt Eric Eanes Denny Early Betty Elmore Kenneth Entsminger Gloria Evans -... 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A EXW E s in Gayle Humphreys Steve Hurd Kemp Hutcherson Carol Hypes Ann Ireland June Johnson Stephen Johnston Paula Karides Charles Kelly Wade Kendrick Doris Kessler Vicki Knowles Nancy Kornman Steve Krueger K 'Q aaa Art La Prade -gLXA - David La Prade ::x P P Ellen La-nkford ,Q .. ,... Karen Leonard Linda Lilly E Q 'r aw X X 53, Q , A . Peggy Lambert . as Na.ncy Layman ' fi Carolyn Loving Sandy Lucado Johnny McCallum P Ellen McGinnis it Jeanne McKinney f P Lefty McLawhorn Sue McMillan Karen Peery Arthur Pendleton Sue Perigen Mike Perdue Ellen Phlegar Sammy Pillis Bobby Pittman Gerald Prillaman Sherryl Prillaman Paul Prosser Pam Pursley L Barbara Mann Jimmy Manning Vicky Manning Tommy Mauck Charles Maxwell James Maxwell Faye Meeks Gail Michael Pam Miller Ginny Mitchell Steve Moore Sharon Morton Debbie Moses Marvin Moses John Mosier Pam Moyer Bob Mullineaux Mike Mullins Nancy Mundy Alice Myers Terry Nall Rickie Newland David Nichols Barry Norris Yolanda Old Carol Overfelt Gary Overfelt Christine Pakush Kathy Patterson Patsy Patterson Karen Rader P P ' ---: 1 P Q Tommy Radford P l.'t PP ' Uneita Reed ,P . aid X W Q 3 3' ik t 4 X 'Q' ik is an K K , :.. . 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Mai ts: siaeif ' :'fw5f.Ji w: + 5 Y-. w 3 Brenda Spence Shirley Stanley Ruth Staton Winston Stephens Sharon Stiff Sue Stinnette Jimmy Stover Eddie Stultz Sheila Sutcliffe Janice Sutphin Penny Suttenfield Linda Tate Randy Taylor Roy Thomas Terry Thomason Robert Tice Jeffrey Tilton Cindy Trussler Barry Turnbull Betty Turner Marsha Vessey Debbie Via Debbie Waldron Clifton Walker S W S X e , f - . T 'S ' I .M Q 5 '- Flfwfjl 'SLT Q' 5 x Q- in iff: f f' . 152 as ' S 1 I Q f L A Z' i - M Q- , ., ii J .... Aga. - - 1 ' 1 -2 M .f is 'S , , seztzzesvsm fm' wars- ge . ' of 1 it t we ' r Sf? H: . K S .K x E X. In the cafeteria, eighth graders await the beginning of their school day, while ninth graders slave through first period. 32 At the pep assembly, Debbie Wright, head eighth grade boys. 5355. '. I I it-Qi: -5 --.. X X E5 -, ., .R it Q if X t s Q4 5? . - S1 'M X Q ie Q X i K ax g X wk sn x 'Q ' . Eg 435- wx cheerleader and Mr. Utz present the JV basketball team, consistmg of ' X ' fl 1 fe - 3 ,, ef on We x .- lg if 5. X 3 ,Q Q 'E 5 fr Jeanette Walker Bruce Wall Butch Wallace Kay Wallenfelsz Glenn Ware Dell Wellons Dennis West Paula White Jane Whitlock Donald Whitmer Vicki Whitmire Debbie Whittaker Marsha Wilkes Joan Williams Kristie Williamson Debbie Wood Diane Woodson Susan Woody Brenda Wolfe Carolyn Workman Danny Wright Don Wright Jule Wright Robert Wright Brian Zimmerman Seventh Graders' Action Reflect Influences of pperclassmen. -A K- 1 ff 4 John Adams . A 5 - Juritta Adams - as ,,,, 1' me M K :LAK ig I Vickie Adams ex get S S 1 PHffiAgee 'T-jf'j' 5 Angela Akers F Sherry Akers 5 .Y Q Freda Alley .. f W- T- Allie 5 mten Gilbert Amos . vfee A -A.t. t.- Mich-f1e1AnderS arm' gle Btu Anderson 1 ff? ' 4 f 0 ' 'L L I kx nU:Gai'1 Anderson Diane Apostolou David Archer Kay Arnold Debbie Arthur Mike Ashwell Mike Atkinson Judy Austin Mara Austin Peggy Baker Julie Ballentine Amanda Barnett in N 'RQ N g ,.t My S S. SX 5-5 ull, ' MW? X 1 E . A . . ' K 3 eo A t gf l' ky.k, - 5 .. J . -s -:ES It a K . :J .- :QRQS -'s 5 151111 iv: ' ' E 'Ta 'swf' A - t A' . gg A K rr. it - -- .N X A t S K . X A Q Z t , , ,e,. -- .. . XA ylk. , . if Industrial arts is one of the exploratory classes offered to seventh grade boys. These boys work under the careful supervision of Mr. Perkins. 34 'F N . V n nl' fn 2 Q. 5 ' bf 4 ., 'Hg s. 2: fe ,J Sw ie? F R Q? X 2 X -l x il' 5- N 'S X a a X W Q X N N- Xl reg 1 ew 1--uzefsq QE X .. ,, . .- , QW YYWI fin V2 5 ' N s ni 1:-1'-ix. -S ,S .:::.IiEfL'f-'N is e e , ,. ,. ...wa X. Q f N ri x I' li Q .x. M.. X Jimmy Beckner Kay Beckner Danny Belcher David Bell Ann Berman Sammy Bias Thomas Bishop 40-gh if , z Q . . 'QE . 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Bill Wakefield Sharon Waldron Debbie Walters Steve Walters Jackie Ware Sharon Watts Roger West David Wheeler Gary Wheeler Roger White Susan Whitlock Ronny Whitmire W Sf fi - ,, X -l X ,, It ,mal -f- it -' 'l I k. ' '1 R- .1 e . X ' J Q L. ' ' V L l ' 39 David Scott Don Thomas Wayne Thompson Jann Thompson Bobby Tolley Lynette Townsend Eddie Trout Leslie Tucker Nicky Tsahakis Sandra Tyree Rodney Vass Lisa Vaught Mike Vessey Leslie Wade Lonnie Wade Phillip Wade Gary Whltenak Geoffrey Whitlow Marsha Wilhelm Clara Sue Wilkerson Warren Williams Donald Wimmer Mike Wynn Michael Wirt Kitty Womack Alan Wood J anet Wood Joe Wood David Wright Pat Young Betsy Zeoli Donna Zollman 4 X 'ui ' 0 R OF s f WMI :sd Www J? ' Jw Wgjmwww ACTIVITIES I , 4 I Student Cooperative Association Tops Goal for Christmas Baskets Meeting at least once every month, the S.C.A. headed this year by President Raymond Hard- man, did much in the way of creating a wholesome, workable atmosphere here at Breckinridge. Its members had a number of projects such as selling candy, student directories, composition books, and Christmas bows made by the children. With the profits, the organization took care of many kindnesses in the name of the school. For example, remembrances were always sent to those who were sick for extended times or to those who had suffered the loss of a loved one. At Christmas, the organization collected enough food for twenty Christmas baskets to be sent to needy families. At mid-term, the organization sponsored a tea for the teachers. Aside from the various projects, the S.C.A. ably represented the school in the fall at the District S.C.A. convention. There, Gary Overfelt, our local district representative, participated in introducing the speaker. Raymond Hardman also participated in the convention by leading a discussion group. The other officers in the S.C.A. are as follows: Vice-President . . . . . . Bonnie Smith Secretary ..... . . Donna Simmons Treasurer . . . . . . Doris Brown Historian . .................... Jane Whitlock ROW ONE fLeft to Rightj: D. Simmons, G. Overfelt, D. Brown, R. Hardman, B. Smith, J. Whitlock. ROW TWO: P. Suttenfield, T. Emmons, R. Campbell, B. Bryan, S. Thompson, K. Layman, V. Burford, S. Gendron, G. Lazenby, Mrs. CatronfsponsorJ,Mrs.Winntsponsorj. ROW THREE: M. Wilder, R. Saul, B. Zimmerman, W. Thompson, B. Ander- son, T. Phillips. ROW FOUR: K. Hutcherson, D. Bruffey, Y. Old, C. Cochran, D. Waldron, P. McCown, S. Ribble, N. Dillard, G. Anderson, C. Powers, J. Kennedy. --.....:-.aw -an-nnH :,.. :. K ,,..a-'-1-ws 'fi' -msd .-f ' lg, E, .V af xp, ..., ffl? ROW ONE QLeft to Righty: Mr. ShupingQsponsorD,C. Fitzpatrick, T. Nall, G. Overfelt, F. Horeis, B. Self, Mr. Willis fsponsorj. ROW TWO: J. Wigington, E. Eanes, B. Carico, M. Stinnette, K. Hutcherson, J. Childress, J. Hubbard, S. Johnson. ROW THREE: D. Covey,D.Webb, D. Angle, B. Rose. ROW FOUR: G. Willard, R. Byrd, R. Saul, A. Pendlel, ton, D. Poff, B. Ruff, D. Wright, S. Shonhor. ROW FIVE: D. Switzer, S. Pillis, R. Powell, D. Wright, J. Comer, B. Clatterbuck. ROW SIX: L. McLawhorn, B. Gordon, T. Radford, F. St. John, A. Burnette, J. McCallum, D. Sink, O. Goode, T. Angle, D. Walrond, D. Gauldin, P. Hardman, B. Coverstone. Hi-Y Encourages Christian ttitude OFFICERS President ..... ........ . . Carter Fitzpatrick Vice-President . . ..... Terry Nall Secretary ..... . . Gary Overfelt Treasurer . . . .... Billy Self Chaplain . . . . . Fred Horeis The purpose of the Hi-Y is to organize boys who are interested in creating the Christian attitude not only at school but at home and in public as well. The requirements for membership are merely limited by citizenship grades. An E-G average must be maintained in citizenship. The organization sponsoredahop this year and made a gift toward the improvement of the school. 43 i ROW ONE fLeft to Rightlt Officers: J. Whitlock QsecretaryJ,D. Wright Qprogram chairmanJ,J .Anderson Cvice-presidentl, M. Anderson Qpresidentl, J. Roberts QLC.C. representativel, C. Goodpasture lparlia- mentarianj, ROW TWO: Committee chairman and assistants: D. Diamond, C. Webb, P. McCown, J. Pulliam, N. Bryan, D. Brown, C. Sisson, J. Williams, J. Blair, K. Danieley, S. Henninger, D. Hutcherson. ROW THREE: G. Kiser, R. Huffman, U. Reid, S. Brookshire, B. Haley, J. Brookshire, G. Mitchell, S. White, N. Kornman, D. Phillips, L. Sottile, S. Stinnette, L. Snyder, K. Richards, B. Wolfe, S. Sutcliffe, P. White. ROW FOUR: Miss Spurlin Qsponsorl, S. Clifton, P. Mosely, Y. France, J. Carrol, D. Johns, Mary Anderson leads a Y-Teen e xe c ut iv e meeting with other of- ficers: Ju d y Ander- son, Debbie Wright, Judy Roberts, Doris Brown, C ind y Good- pasture, and Jane Whitlock. J S. McMillan, D. Perfaterx, V. Burford, L. Ridenour, D. Sarver, S. Saunders, B. Fulcher, J. Hudgins, P. Slusher, S. Clifton, J. Douglas, D. Simmons, M. Turner, Miss Dinkinslsponsorj. ROW FIVE: M. Wilkes, S. Creech, S. McCallum, K. Smith, D. Cutright, S. Flint, C. Williamson, S. Thompson, D. Moses, A. Cullop, V. Boyd, J. Wright, K. Nichols, L. Bowers, C. Pakush. ROW SIX: J. Bartmess, A. Myers, A. Apostolou, D. Edwards, C. Cochran, B. Murphy, S. Woody, B. Bundy, K. Belcher, D. Jackson, L. All, J. Norman, S. Vaughn, E. Waldron. ROW SEVEN: P. Elliot, D. Reynolds, J. McKinney, B. Fletcher, N. Layman, B. Mann, D. Bevins, E. McGinnis, C. Overfelt, L. Stinnette, B. Spicer, B. Burford, V. Chilton, C. Statome, S. Clifton, K. Rader. Y-Teens Expand Christian Character OFFICERS President ..... ........ . . Mary Anderson Vice-President . . . . . . Judy Anderson Program Chairman . . . . Debbie Wright Secretary ...... . . . Jane Whitlock Treasurer . . . . Carol Overfelt I.C.C. .......................... Judy Roberts The Y-Teens is an organization of girls. It extends the opportunities ot universal fellow- ship inthe acquirements and love of God. Their various activities array from regular meetings with plammed programs to Christmas caroling. I FHA Emphasizes Individualit ROW ONE QLeft to Rightlz C. Wells, J. Wells, T. Huffman, E. Waldron. ROW TWO: L. Bower, B. Haley, S. Hager. ROW THREE: J. Surber, S. McMillan. ROW FOUR: K. Via, P. Thompson. ROW FIVE: J. Slough, L. Gillespie, C. Harris. ROW SIX: C. Overfelt, C. Pakush. ROW SEVEN: J. Blair, E. Phlegar. ROW EIGHT: K. Daniely, Miss Camper fsponsorj. ROW NINE: D. Waldron, K. Rader. 46 President Patricia Thompson The Future Home- makers of America is an organization which att e mpt s to instruct girls in becoming com- petent homemakers. It provides opportunities f o r members to plan and carry out activities r e I a t e dto homemak- ing. The club's major project this year was Individua1ity Counts . This emphasized the importance of the de- velopment of each indi- vidual. It also taught how helping others of- ten helps one to develop as an individual. ROW ONE CLeft to Rightjz D. St. Clair, M. Moses, B. Dennis, R. Leedy, E. Lilly, J. Markey, J. McGinnis. ROW TWO: Mrs. Trinko, G. Overfelt, K. Carr, N. Dillard, K. Via, T. Huffman, J. Norman, D. Apostolou, Mrs. Oliver, K. Beckner, A. Farmer. ROW THREE: K. Daniely, S. Lucado, S. Woody. ROW FOUR: K. Dews, L. Gillespie, D. Cutright, G. France, J. Knight, A. Gregory. ROW FIVE: C. Wilkerson, C. Bailey. ROW SIX: C. Harrison, P. Thompson, B. Burford. ROW SEVEN: P. Hutton, S. Stiff, R. Calwell. ROW EIGHT: B. Rose, G. Cromer, N. Spangler. ROW NINE: D. Chatman, M. Barnett. ROW TEN: G. Kiser, L. Tate. ROW ELEVEN: L. Houck, K. Par- ker, A. Kimmons. Junior Red Cross Assists the Distressed OFFICERS President ..... ........ . . . Kathy Via Vice-President ................... Nancy Dillard The goals of the Junior Red Cross are to assist and contribute to the needs of the afflicted. Our Junior Red Cross adds its facilities with those of state and national chapters to promote public welfare. This year's projects have included a baby-sitting course and art exhibit di- rected by Mrs. Oliver and Mrs. Trinko. 47 FTA Explores the World of Teaching OFFICERS President . . . . . . Cathy Webb Secretary- Treasurer . . . . Sharon Stiff ROW ONE QLeft to Rightl: Miss Newman fsponsorl, P. Hill, K. Layman. ROW TWO: P. Young, C. Webb, D. Perdue. ROW THREE: B. Elmore, S. Stiff. The Future Teachers of America is designed to give students a better understanding of teaching andteaching skills. Points can be earned by helping teachers with special duties, read- ing the NEA JOURNAL, and other related material. Although the club had a small membership this year, it has been quite active, The club representative, Debbie Perdue, attended an F.T.A. convention at Patrick Henry in December. The club decorated the S8zW Cafeteria for the annual F.T.A. dinner in February and did a beautification project in the spring. 48 Richard Campbell and Julie Blair Cat deskj draw layouts, while Patricia Thompson, art editor, and Eric Eanes work on an illustration. CAll of the art work exhibited in the yearbook is accredited to Patricia Thompsonb. Mark Fowler, business man- ager, struggles with the subscriptions. Nancy Bryan, Editor-in-Chief, and Sue Perigen, Associate Ed- itor, are seen in their usual capacity--searching in the closet for material. This year both have discovered that the planning and organization of a yearbook is more complicated than an- ticipation had allowed. 1966 Brigadier Staff A Strives to Reflect True Pictureof Breckinridge E it - Ss! Q N in N feZU'fF r s., K .XXX is XX .Q i is R5 is-' 1 his N . ,X 3915. 'fi a M , 1 A-Sf' E , we fr ve X -- -Q 'fa . ' 'R l 32 X Donna Edwards icenterj shows Ellen Cosby, Ginny Graybill, Debbie Angle, Doris Bousman, Diane Austin, and Ann Apostolou how to assemble and draw layouts. l ROW ONE CLeft to Rightjz C. Sisson, G. Farmer, S. Thompson, E. Phlegar, D. Hutcherson. ROW TWO: N. Creasy, D. Wright, Y. Old, G. Mitchell, S. Brookshire, K. Carr, S. White, N. Kornman, L. Snyder,R. Farris, M. Hampton. ROW THREE: K. Wingo, C. Trussler, D. Angle, C. Harrison, K. Smith, B. Mann, C. Overfelt, M. Turner, K. Belcher, B. Trollinger, N. Mundy. ROW FOUR: A. Myers, J. Pulliam, C. Williamson, U. Reed, T. Huffman, D. Brown, D. Cutright, D. Holt, K. Wilkerson, L. Sottile, P. Karides. S. Morton. ROW FIVE: Miss Dinkins fsponsorj, C. Harris, J. Speese, S. Arnold, K. Scott, A. Ireland, D. Waldron, P. McCown, D. Jackson, J. Slough, L. Alls, Miss Thompson Qsponsorl. ROW SIX: A. Gregory, D. Reynolds, L. Cunningham, K. Belcher, S. Henninger, B. Fletcher, N. Layman, D. Bevins, E. McGinnis, S. Lucado, J. Blair,E.Wa1dron,C. Statome, D. Bruffey, B. Elmore. GAA Sponsors Girls' Intramurals OFFICERS President ..... ......... . . . Gayle Farmer Vice-President . . . . . Sue Thompson Secretary ...... .... C onnie Sisson Point Recorder . . . . Dana Hutcherson Ellen Phlegar Any eighth or ninth grade girl who has earned one hundred points may join the Girls' Ath- letic Association. These points can be earnedby participation in sports, by being a squad leader or assistant in class, or by having a perfect gym record Qbeing dressed for each classj. This club sponsors varsity volleyball, one hop a year, and intramural sports, including basketball, volleyball, tennis, soccer, softball, speedball, and bowling. Throughout the year the organization sells sweatshirts, as well as paper and pencils out of the machine in the hall. Activities for the year range from trackand field play day for incoming seventh graders to parent night when par- ents are invited to play the G.A.A. members in volleyball. Uneita Reed Donna Edwards Linda Hale Shirley Flint Cynthia Cochran Lee Snyder 52 Connie Sisson 5 Linda Tate ROW ONE lLeft to Right!! C. Sisson, S. Flint. ROW TWO: U. Reed, L. Hale, C. Cochran Qassistant headj, L. Snyder, ROW THREE: Mrs. Boeh Qsponsorl, L. Tate, D. Wright Qheadl, D. Edwards, Mrs. Lipscomb fsponsorl. Cheerleaders Reflect the Heggbgiigfggggry Spirit and Sportsmanship of the Student Body With the help of the sponsors, Mrs. Boeh and Mrs. Lipscomb, the cheerleaders supported the team and promoted school spirit by selling Booster buttons, candy, and tickets to the different games. They also ably represented the school at the games and provided bus transportation for the stu- dent body. 53 ROW ONE fLeft to Rightj D Bohon, D Daniely, P Mosely, K. Wingo, U. Reed, C. Kincer, S. Lilly, J. Carrol, A. Cullop, B Bryan, G Peters, P Slusher, N Mundy, K. Wilkerson, S. Humphreys. ROW TWO: J. Coon, B. Austin, J. Speese, Y Old, S Creech, G Graybill, D Waldron, V Boyd, A Ireland, T. Emmons, S. Munsing, T. Emmons, C. Sisson, J Pu1l1am,J Sutphin ROW THREE K Dews,J McK1nney,S. McCa1lum,N. Layman, J. Goodwin, S. Lucado, P Hutton, P Suttenfield, E Cosby, L Hill, D Perfater, D Simmons, S. Clifton, V. Chilton, G. Martin, B. Zimmer- man, M Lyle, R Campbell ROW FOUR A Burnette, P Turpin, D. Early, B. McDanial, D. La Prade, O. Goode, W Stephens, J Graybill, P Elliot, J Catlett, P Moyer, D Kessler, B. Dennis, J. Geisler, J. McGinnis, S. Holdren. Choir Appears on Panorama With its untiring efforts and practice, the choir provided much musical pleasure for both the school and the public. Be- sides their appearance on Panorama, a local television broadcast, they sang at the Crossroads Mall before Christmas, as well as performed ata P.T.A. Christ- mas program. The officers of the Choir. are as follows: ROW ONE QLeft to Rightjz T. Emmons Klibrarianl, C. Sisson flibrarianl, U. Reed Qpresidentl, B. Bryan Qreporterl. ROW TWO: A. Burnette Qvice-pres- identj, Mrs. Lee Qdirectorj, J. McKinney fsecre- taryj,W. Stephens Caccompanistl, and J. Geisler Qtreasurerl. Seventh Grade Chorus Participates in Christmas Assembly ROW ONE QLeft to Rightlz S. Waldron, D. Martin, M. Rood, D. McGeorge, B. Nichols, R. Dales, S Stover, A. Poff, M. Randolph, M. Potter, David Parker. ROW TWO: S. Harris, L. Vaught, J. Austin K. Beckner, D. Pa1mer,J. Balentine,D. Padgett, M. Bowe, L. Hawk, M. Austin, S. Brizendine, L. Fidler B. Breene, K. Layman, L. Houck, D. Howell. ROWJTHREE: S. Riley, E. Counts, S. Byrd, L. Smith, K Dillon, D. Epperly, J. Bradley, S. Angle, D. Downey, L. Radford, J. Wood, L. Townsend, P. Baker, L Goff, B. Radford. ROW FOUR: D. Call, J. Richardson, C. Mize, L. Ramsey, G. Gordon, M. Barnette S. Calloway, S. Brown, M. Fry, L. Ho1dren,D.Apostolou, T. Kelly, S. Kirk, V. Croy, M. Vessey. The Seventh Grade Chorus, directed by Mrs. Lee, participated not only in the Christmas program, but also at the Crossroads Mall. These events are beneficial experience for prepar- ation in joining the Choir in later years. 55 1 L f' n I I 0 0 I ROW ONE fLeft to Rightl: S. Thompson Qhead majorettej, D. Hutcherson, G. Michael, S. Arnold Cass't. head major etrey. Row Two: C. Wells, s. Smith, P. Miner. Sue Thompson Head Majorette Majorettes March with Band The Majorettes practice daily with the band in order to perfect their routines. They have many chances throughout the year to perform such as in the various parades and at half-time shows. 56 Wt 9 Seventh Graders Rise Early for Band Eight-thirty is rather early for these seventh grade band students to practice Nevertheless, all it should take to wake them up is the first clang of the cymbals. 1 ROW ONE CLeft to Rightjz D. Hutcherson, S. Arnold, G. Michael, T. Nall fdrum majorj, S. Thompson Qhead majorettej, Mr. Felty Qband directorj, C. Wells, S. Smith, P. Miller. ROW TWO: K. Lankford, R. Radford, R. Markham, D. Wright, R. Campbell, G. Willard, C. Caldwell, B. Sowder, B. Zimmerman, B. Slusher, P. Hammond, S. Holdren, O. Vipperman. ROW THREE: M. Francisco, F. Carico, T. Thom- asson, J. Cunningham, C. Nichols, M. Short, G. Peters, J. Garland, J. Pulliam, L. Ridenhour, L. Lank- ford, B. Pittman, B. Ruff, D. Angle, P. Poston, P. Farris, W. Atkinson, S. Pillis, K. Hall. ROW FOUR: Mr. Felty leads the band in one of its numbers at the Christmas Assembly. Band Boasts Two Y .fi Qi 1 xx, N X 0 1. K ,, x ini. ENS in f fig P Q mfg' Q 5 1 X 'f' 3 is V 'X A , gg Xi Q I V A qv M 1 Egfr: K' m E iw ffijt Y, q g na vis? AQJ IX . gl. JJ jst? .g Elf f xg: 1' Q ,J Q Q! Y, Eff Y, Q s , .dsl ' 9 1:25 1 X' 1 f n Q , ' S - -, X . f if L A W 'Q W! x Cx X x ,S if w :,. Q 'X ' EX .gwf-.fx . X with Xl iibg .W Sf 2 f 8,1 FN 'X N ,N g If Q ' '- he if . ,, .S 2 1 X X X XX X X :X fX X GK Q 3. W ilk ATHLETICS Becky Spicer returns the ball while Sue Vaughn, Carol Statome, Nancy Kornman, and Mary Hampton watch hopefully. These eighth grade boys merely represent the numerous eighth and ninth graders involved in the intramural sports. Girls and Boys Participate in Intramurals Varsity olleyball Team ROW ONE fLeft to Rightjz E. Waldron, S. Henninger, L. Gillespie, D. Bruffey, S. Creech. ROW TWO: B. Fralin, B. Trollinger, A. Myers, S. White, N. Creasy. ROW THREE: L. Snyder Qmanagerj, J. Speese, M. Anderson, D. Doss, K. Leonard, K. Patterson. inot pictured: K. Danieleyj Co-captain - Loretta Gillespie C0'CHPfaiH ' Susan Hellningel' I O h J umor Varsity Team Co-captain - Jane Pulliam Co-captain - Dana Hutcherson ROW ONE fLeft to Right: C. Goodpasture, D. Hutcherson, C. McCallum, B. Moore, B. Murphy, K. Smith. ROW TWO: S. Brown, S. Woody, C. Sisson,J. Pulliam, D. Cutwright, D. Simmons, J. Reed. ROW THREE: L. Fisher, fmanagerj T. Routen, A. Entsminger, J. Mitchell, L. Angell, P. Hutton. Carter Fitzpatrick Fred Horeis Jimmy Triantafilles Arthur Pendleton Breckinridge Is Ably Represented in the Fleming JV Football Team In a scramble for the ball, Arthur Pendleton Q75J and Jimmy Triantafilles C765 can be seen helping the team on to victory in this game with Patrick Henry. These four Breckinridge boys contributed much to the success of the Fleming JV football team. The year ended with a record of 6-1-1. In this Fleming JV game, one of the Colonels breaks loose for the rim. ROW ONE CLeft to Rightjz S. Minnix, B. Ruff, R. Saul fco-captainj, L. McLawhorn foo-captainl, P. Hardman, R. St. Clair. ROW TWO: J. Gray, T. Bowling, J. Pritchard, D. Switzer, M. Wilder, P. Stephenson. ROW THREE: B. Cunningham, J. Manning, D. Poff, D. Taylor. ROW THREE: D. Sprouse, R. Honaker, S. Hurd. Fleming Freshman Football Team Ties with Glass for Second Place Thefreshmenfootballteam of William Fleming High School was mostly composed of Breck- inridge boys. The team had a season of three wins, two losses, and one tie. With this record, they tied for second place with E. C. Glass of Lynchburg. In an exciting game played against Jefferson, the freshmen forged a victory in the last play of the game. This was a typical exciting maneuver for the season. 65 , Yw Y W 7 ROW ONE fLeft to Rightjz G. Overfelt, J. Childress, J. McCa11umQco-captainl, J. Berman Ceo-captainl, D. Covey, R. Hardman. ROW TWO fStandingJ: S. Johnston fmanagerl, D. Switzer, C. Fitzpatrick, F. St. John, A. Burnette, F. Horeis, L. McLawhorn, S. Kruegar Qmanagerj, Coach Liakos. CNot pictured, B. Ruffl. Breekinridge Wins City Championship with Average of 55.9 per Game Jerry Berman Co-captain Johnny McCallum Co-captain In a game against Lee Junior Fred St. John looks hopeful that his shot will be good. The Majors beat Lee Junior 53-49 in this game. 66 Danny Switzer Fred St. John ' Lefty McLawhorn Alton Burnette Jay Childress Fred Horeis broke the school scoring record of twenty- seven points. In the game against Jackson he scored a to- tal of twenty-eight points. This was our high for the season. Fred Horeis Gary Overfelt N ew is Ei' NNN' NA is .: -3, FEE X Q X 2 S as-X N1 f-gg :EQ x' X asia , , ,M 1 XS Q Y i 1 1 L-M' -' - xx Il es Q .f n ,A ,-1 X X S Q s Q :Q V H f ss- f H f E xxx X X X GQ S 'R X 'TfkXx 1Q.i5s-iss 5 ,,., Q ' A Punky Hardman Drake Covey Carter Fitzpatrick Coach Liakos gives the varsity team last-minute briefing before the important game with Lee Junior ROW ONE KLeft to Rightb: B. Gordon, R. Lucado, J. Gray, Cco-captainj, B. Goodpasture fco-captainj, J. Hubbard, M Ribble, D. Angle. ROW TWO: Coach Utz, L. Scott fmanagerj, R. Saul, L. Taylor, R. Agee, J. Clarke, J. Collins, M Mitchell Qmanagerl, T. Emmons Qmanagerj. ' JV Basketball Offers Good Prospects for Next Year ' In the game against Jackson, Barry Goodpasture dribbles down court to make another two points for Breck- inridge. 68 mneww WF' gi 8 . Q N ,:, N34 fig ES I gifs E L T :'. - . . , K x x ? X ilr L.XQ V3 , ' Q ' f i - 'Q f 2 if ,Q?' i 14 3V M - :' Q E4 k '.' 1 gg 1.4, iii ji X , , 4 ' 4 , ' f K- V - Q Q S E -1535 LSR! P He ROW ONE CLeft to Rightjz J. Hale, R. Payne, K. Martin, C. Fitzpatrick, G. Martin. ROW TWO: D. Benson, L. Carter, G. Bryd, M. Mauck, L. Wood. ROW THREE: L. Brooks, D. Campbell, D. Beckner, S. McCulloch, Coach Liakos, F. Carico. 1965 Varsity Baseball Team 1 O Places Second in the City In the game between Breckinridge and Jackson, Lynn Wood anticipates a low throw from shortstop. 70 J Safe! Steve McCulloch crawls into base to score another run for Breckinridge. Steve McCulloch safely trots into home for another run against Jackson. 71 1965 Baseball Team ROW ONE fLeft to Rightjz J. Hubbard, V. Barnes, B. Goodpasture, T. Slaughter, D. Angle, R. Saul, B. Cunningham. ROW TWO: B. Smith, T. Bowling, D. Switzer, L. McLawhorn, B. Gordon, M. Stinnette. ROW THREE: Mr. Shuping Ccoachj, J. Berman, J. Pritchard, B. Smith, P. Stephenson, J. Gray, R. Byrdfmanagerl, B. Bryan Cmanagerj. Jerry Gray gets another hit for Breckinridge, while Barry Goodpasture awaits his turn at bat. 72 Mike Stinnette pitches the ball in hopes that it will be a strike for the Monroe team Danny Switzer crawls safely into base as his opponent receives the ball too late. 73 Gir1s Tennis Team Experiences Taste of Success ROW ONE QLeft to Rightlt C. Moore, M. Pendleton, N. Pannill, L. Neely, R. Slaughter. ROW TWO: N. Spruill, J Young, L. Kwiatkowski, J. David. THE GIRLS' 1965 TENNIS TEAM 74 Julie Young returns the ball ina local match. Breck- inridge fared quite well in the city competition. This was only the second year that the school had had a tennis team. Cindy Moore looks on alertly as teammate Jackie David goes after the ball. In a match with Patrick Henry, these girls played well in the doubles. 75 Boys' Tennis Team Practices to chieve Victory ROW ONE fLeft to Righty S. Shonhor, R. Hardman, D. Cato, B. Carico, T. R. Powell. ROW TWO: Mr. Beamer Qcoachb, S. Pillis, J. Sumpter, G. Dudley, D. Covey. Punky Hardman tries his backhand stroke as he ap- proached an oncoming ball. 76 Bill Carico and Sammy Pillis alertly await the chance to score for the team. The team did quite well in only its second year of existence. Several of the boys lettered in the sport for the first time. Drake Covey is shown displaying his magnificent form, as he attempts to serve the ball. W 77 1965 Track Team Wins Individual Meets The 1965 Breckinridge Track Team, under the coaching of Mr. James Francis, had a very successful season. The tri-captains, Gary Peck, Bobby Burch, and Bill Whitlock, led the team in its victories over all the city individual track meets. In addition, they came in second place in the city tournament, losing by a single point. Bobby Burch scored a number of points forthe team and broke the record for low hurdles. Although no other records were broken, Gary Peck and BillWhitlock, Don Taylor, Andy Townsend and Bobby Burch were high scorers in the various events. ROW ONE QLeft to Rightl: G. Peck, B. Burch, B. Whitlock. ROW TWO: D. Custer, K, Simmons, R. St. John, P. Pros- ser, D. Counts, A. Townsend, D. Sprouse, S. Sarver, W. Hawk. ROW THREE: D. Taylor, G. Prillaman, T. Wilder, F. St. John, T. Church, J. McCallum, F. George. ROW FOUR: B. I-Iankins, G. Johnson, D. Lee, J. Triantafilles, S. Ribble, B. Jones, M. Wilder, R. Bonham. 'Suki .mwff 4 ifffi lv 5:- S, is Sf 'XXX K k,., ,M awe, xg lg it ,Q . . 5 In the city tournament, Danny Sprouse competes with runners from Monroe and Jackson Dale Custer racked up numerous points for the eighth grade team. 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APPAzAcHlA1v Powfn co. Carolyn Liggan, a VOT student from Fleming, served as Mr. Miller's part-time secretary this year. She performed numerous tasks ranging from bookkeeping to managing detention hall. In addition to his teaching lead, Mr. Liakos manages to coach basketball and baseball, as well as manage the bookroom. Here, one may see him in the latter gathering books for a seventh grade math class. The Williamsburg trip high- lights the year for many sev- enth graders. Here, several of the trippers QKenny Brown, and Bill Rakesl, reminisce by checking out the bulletin board on second floor. ' 87 f X XX -'P 'E W ' S X XL v ' -za::.f N Q X l 1 5 Q QM S Q S 'Www www 'X Q E fx ix. v-. -5 --'3 .. . .lm 2, g.: . N :wi--f,fl.-hx, :.,.,1,1Q.:.-, Ubi qw, . ,.. .. .k mi., .1. l . 4 w, X f Q x 2sw mek 'A E NXS' I A .A .L . ,K-., -.f -kj? m igifl' 1 x1,naS5,,y .ix-AC4.gi.i xwgg.,-,x kd 4,1 Q-fm. ...R i u 373. ,X .-:sag ' QTY fi - Q4 if . - :..e'5gvA3 V 1 1 :,:1- ax., 'in -.cm-3... jx in z . 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