Brookville High School - Buzzer Yearbook (Lynchburg, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 252 of the 1973 volume:

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Brookville High School food is mmm, mmm, BAD!” NATURALLY The band excitedly awaits their arrival in Richmond where they will play for Vice-President Agnew. ; ——— aE KE eS ere oe Senior David Baber wishes the Juniors well! L ce Brian Cox knows Mike Knight must have a brain somewhere. Double, double, toil and trouble... Anything for our football team! Daily Scenes Caught By Camera Jill Martin exemplifies the sweet fragrance of gym class. Mr. Bass directs band students to the bus before leaving for Richmom - meth oe . Met eee ects et) Eighth graders showing their natural characteristics. | Each Student Strives To Find Himself Donna Tanner gives the photographer a very sexy, “‘Hi, there!” Please!!! Don’t let it get out! “Really, I don’t know her... she just wandered in.” “You know I can’t go with you to the Prom.” explains Valerie Thomas. “My girdle is killing me.” Mmm, we like these x-rated magazines. Mhank heaven for atime tarest: “Why can’t these darn kids clean their own outside john!” . ee ed ey _ pee tienton a ie ee een What’s the world coming to? How about a great big kiss! Members of the projector club are really wrapped up in their work. Do you hear what I hear? LEFT: Brookville worked hard to make a good impression at the Drewry Mason game. BELOW: Mrs. Bersch works in the privacy of her office. ABOVE: What kind of game is this? : RIGHT: Billy Lindsey makes a monkey of himself in the Senior As- sembly. Scooter Hall rips off in his mean machine. fy y ia “Should old acquaintance be forgot.” Another Senior Day raid. In 6th grade, my mother said, “‘Don’t shave your legs.” is How did Mr. Webb get into the Senior Assembly? PER a. ih hh oe 5 - 5 5 ’ � . q - _ be hi ‘ 4 ? a . fe — sem ¥ Grrrrrrr RATER RR REND OUR OTS Li Rath SNOT AN MOTE SR WLP SRR epee once oa cee POL aR LE RCo AO AE ORR TREAD Mngt Bond Issue Fails — Squeeze Is On! The “Superstar”, Landon Wood, shows off his raw talent. Overcrowded conditions at B.H.S. are evident during assemblies. “Go! Go! Go!” shouts Mr. Shoemaker. “What did you say?” Daily Happenings At B.H.S. “Smile God Loves You,” replies Sharon Overstreet. Beth Metts hands out lunch to students. Boy And Girl Being selected to go to Boys’ or Girls’ State is a dream come true. When the moment finally arrives, you feel proud to be representing B.H.S. It’s some- thing you'll never forget and it’s a great opportunity to meet people from other schools. It gives you a chance to learn more about how our government is run. It’s also a lot of fun march- ing to and from the dorms and getting a sneak preview of col- lege life. State Chosen At BHS BS I) gaat ‘ Hh HT =, k sh a i + Mit te UN oa aN f ( ' 4 ay i BOYS’ STATE: Scott Myers, Donald Moore, Jeff Myers, Craig Brewer, Kim Woodford. 18 eel. | 1 cores %y oe a (iM if} Ai ee aon | of P| ws Bi) - i i E i l it Sj 4 acd Brew [|i Bees Keep s ail %. ia , e e Ben Chunn has to take his test anyway. T h e S Dp | r It “Now listen, this is how it is.”’ Lora Tester enjoys the game. Juniors Are Presented With Rings This year on December 16, the Ring Dance took place in the very beautifully decorated cafeteria. Many Juniors volunteered their time to help with the refreshments and deco- rations. The setting went well with the theme of the dance “Starry, Starry Night’. Many Juniors appeared with their dates to receive (and show off) their shiny new rings. They either sat down to relax with a cool cup of punch or danced their hearts out to the fan- tastic music of the Greater Experience. What a good way to start off the Christmas holi- days. x PaxY ees eS HRERLEKEREERREES Jack Cordier makes sure that he’s in the picture. The Greater Experience helped make the Ring Dance what it was. 20 Alfred Sweeney recommends the punch when visiting the refreshment table. Juniors enjoy themselves, dancing to the music of the Greater Experience. The theme chosen this year is Naturally, because it was thought to have described this year the best. Changing is very natural, and it happens every day. We have new and different problems to face each and every day. For the eighth grade, coming into school was a very big step. Since the first day at Brookville they have changes in many ways such as learning to study and take criticism as well as learning more social graces. By no means are we saying that this year the eighth graders were the only ones to change. The Srs. probably have the big gest change coming their way. The major- ity of the Srs. are now leaving high school to go to work and earn a living for them- selves. A very big change for the Srs. is that most of them will go on to college. The freshmen, sophomores, and juniors are also changing. They are growing and learning to accept more responsibility. Kenny Smith shows his artistic talent. 22 cgeyuvye 2 og ooree? : ° ° nee eooe? — Robert Wood takes his pick in the Drama play. Brookville students keep their distance since the water supply was cut off! Ike Wood makes his feelings known for his fellowman. Mike Reed instructs his classmates. There were not just changes in our school, but also in our home life, com- munity, church, government, and our personal beliefs. - Such changes in our govt. has also ef- fected the school. The people the ages of 17 and 18 were allowed to vote. The seven- teen year olds were allowed to vote only for the bond issue, but the eighteen year olds cast their vote for the leaders of our country. One of the more drastic changes in our school life might be brought about by the failing of the bond issue. Next year our whole school system may be changed to a year round or split shift which is said to be a very bad system for our educational programs. We have all learned to accept changes. It is a natural course for everyone and everything to change. 23 i ye ze a e ze cches me ’ ALINIVa Smiling from behind his paperwork, Mr. Brewer heads the Hive. Brewer Lends A Guiding Hand Backing all sports activities, Mr. Brewer watches during a track meet. nt “Poppa Bear” leads the sixth period study hall in calisthenics. SS Our own “Big Brother,”’ Mr. Garbee, is watching us. Trio Helps Link Students And Faculty Returning after a brief absence, Mr. Garbee gets back into the swing of things. RIGHT: Sponsoring the Debate Club and the SCA also fills Mr. Wright’s days. 27 Mr. Wright takes time each day to present the daily announcements. Moving on to bigger and better things, Mrs. Bersch resides in a new office. Secretaries Gain A New Member Mrs. Rudder fills the guidance position with both pre- Breaking open the office aspirin bottle, Mrs. Abrams prepares to face the rest of the !!0 and courtesy. afternoon. The newest entry in the main office, Mrs. Ernest acquaints herself with school routines. Sorting out money matters is one of the more enjoyable duties performed. 28 Guidance Dept. Tells It Like It Is la Sporting a big grin, Mr. Frady describes his basketball and guidance activities. 2 A new department has not proven to be too much for Mrs. Mayberry. A newcomer to BHS, Mr. Wilmer busies himself principally with the Se- niors’ guidance needs. | Mrs. Hemmings seemingly braces herself as she prepares to endeavor Another recent arrival to the Hive is Mr. Gilliam, whose office is “home” upon more paperwork. to some students. 29 Split Courses Are Offered Students come to Mr. Bailey’s desk to ask questions concerning their as- Almost hidden by the stacks of papers, Mrs. Madill attempts to look signments. ‘cheerful before she begins to grade. It appears the photographer caught the student’s attention better than Mrs. Robertson’s. ; Mrs. Thompson’s students believe that Mrs. Sexton expresses her pleasure in stopping Mrs. Smith seems to think teaching is simply “There’s method in her madness!”’ class for a moment. delightful. 30 To The Juniors And Seniors Oita ROT Mr. Webb shows the class a thing or two about Mrs. Mann poses for her picture to be taken. Grading papers gets Mrs. Spain excited. hard work. Mrs. Lawson gives notes for the final exam. Even teachers like Mrs. Jordan have their bad days. Past, Present, and Future Queried Holding an oral quiz, Mr. Teele tests his students on their geographical knowledge. No longer a substitute, Mrs. Vasvary not only teaches history but is also involved in coaching. ‘fa x. Interrupted by the roving camera, Mrs. Fenimore pauses while answer- Graphing and drawing are but a few of the occurrences in Mrs. Shoe- ing questions. maker’s classes. While the students busy themselves copying the board, Miss Doss checks attendance. Teaching and JV coaching are just a few of Mr. Stinespring’s interests. ‘) | Checking over her preparatory notes, Mrs. smile. Caught for an answer, Miss Taylor has seemingly met her match. Instructing in both the classroom and out has filled Mr. Howard’s year. Mr. Vasvary laughingly admonishes his seniors for trying to filibuster gov't class. Giving notes, Mr. Mattocks waits as the students write down the major points. class. Brushing up on some postulates , Mrs. Williams prepares for SO er a ee Alg. II students in Mrs. Travis’s class use their time to do homework. 34 ‘Numbers, Figures, and Mr. Whorley explains the “why” to Tommy Marsh’s “why not.” Digits Take Meanings 2eBeR ” tite BR Gsge Blkee Baeee B@ene ie In one of his Math 8 classes, Mr. Hamlin reviews for a test. Grinning, Mrs. Falls announces a “slight” quiz. Science Year Includes ett Mr. Pettus cautiously pleads with students not to RUin the equip- ment. (1.e., ripple tank) Teaching science isn’t the easiest job in the world; even for Mr. Lewis. Mrs. Campbell slyly smiles while grading some Chemistry papers. Trips To VMI And UVA v Humor prevails as Mrs. Dixon prepares to roll a Biology film. Surprise! Mr. Harvey is caught by the eye of his own camera. Taking a break, Miss Daniel catches up on her reading. Mr. Holmes answers last-minute questions before a test. Beth Parnell uses the “electronic calculator” to check Mrs. Phelps arranges student schedules so they can both work and go to school. her “mind calculator.” D.E., 1.C.T. Pave The Way With Jobs For Students. Deborah Jacobs, Karen Maddox, and Russell Hale preside over a It just wouldn’t be I.C.T. without Mr. McKenna. meeting in I.C.T. 38 Business Is Great! Mrs. Crouch instructs her class as to their New to B.H.S., Mrs. Pittman teaches typing work. and Gen. Business. Mrs. Ward and Karen Dillon laugh at how a simple machine can easily become a disaster. a It seems that even Mr. Fielding gets swamped by homework. Mrs. Hutcherson takes up Steno. I papers. It’s All Greek To Me! A new addition to the Bee-Hive, Mrs. Koudelka sums up the trio French and English fills the day of Mrs. Joins, also a new teacher this year. of Spanish teachers. j Miss VanValkenburg helps Brian Duncan get through a tough sentence. ; . Scenes from Mrs. Thompson’s Ist period French class — it’s homework check time! “Hey Guy,” catches Mr. Carroll’s eyes as he monitors study hall in the li- brary. Mrs. Hughes, a veteran here, tackles all Latin classes herself. 40 Art And Music Talents Displayed Mr. Thrasher and his class take a momentary rest from their search for With his usual gusto, Mr. Shoemaker leads off another chorus class. art. Mrs. Moore directs part of the band during band 5th period. A “Close Up” of Mrs. Moore doing what she likes best. Green Thumbs Sprout In Agriculture Calling the class to attention, Mr. Burcher starts the day’s lesson con- Mr. Maxey quickly checks over a paper before showing a film. cerning grafting. Mech. Abilities Grow In Ind. Arts LEFT: Skill and safety tactics are stressed in all of Mr. Moser’s classes. Posing beside an electric saw, Mr. Lee describes its Pointing out a slight mistake, Mr. Stillman gives Robert Tillotson some helpful advice. mechanics. 42 P.E. Dept. Molds Strong Bodies While the class completes a test, Mrs. Crowder plows her way through a cluttered desk. Sheet: Bobby Chase points to his paper while questioning Mr. Holt on the correct answer. Reading the newspaper account of the Queen Bees’ latest game, Miss Cundiff pauses for the cameraman. Still another new arrival, Mr. Crouch explains the nature of the assign- ment to his students. Classes Prepare Pre-Game Meals Showing her students how to lay a pattern out, Mrs. Daughtry also discusses the nap and grain of materials. ee eee Stitches are more easily done when directed and encouraged by Mrs. Kurtyka. Newly arrived Mrs. Cook seems quite pleased with the washer’s clean results. - Looking at all the Open House articles, Eileen Wheaton appears greatly impressed. Librarians Aid Student Study tia its Addressing the Library Club, Mrs. DeJarnette gives library pointers. Mrs. Cyrus does the secretarial work for the library. 45 Devoted Fill-ins For The Teachers Mrs. Viar is as much a part of BHS as the full-time teachers. Mrs. Wagman shows she can take on the responsibilities of a good teacher. a Mrs, Riggins seems to enjoy her part-time job teaching. Last But Not Least Two of the cafeteria workers are Mrs. Hall and Mrs. Ore. Mrs. McNeil is looking for Mr. McNeil. Mr. Baldwin, Mr. Arthur and Mr. McNeil ‘“‘take over control of the school.” Eunice says, “Smile, you’re on candid camera!” | Bree MAG arn THE GEASS @i7. We've made it to the top so let’s enjoy it while we have it. The parting handshakes and good-byes strengthen the lasting friendships that have been building for years. Senior Day, athletics, final Prom, and Honor Society all are instruments that seal lasting memories and thoughts of our school into our minds forever. AFTER GRAD- UATION, the future causes be- wilderment for many students concerning college or work. The reality of the outside world be- gins to take effect on us and our lives are beginning to be molded. Let’s use our education and make the world good for the present and even better for the : he future. We can make it happen. We can change the world now! SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: KNEELING: Craig Shaffer, Treas.; Steve Westphal, Pres.; STANDING: Cindy Elder, Sec.; Donna Arthur, Vice-Pres. William Allen Aldrich Alfred Dennis Allen John Steven Allen Thomas Wagner Allen Elbert Lean Andrews Serita Michele Andrews Donna Gayle Arthur Glenn Edward Arthur 50 Sue Stevens Ashwell Theodore David Ball Vicki Lynn Bennett eR isis ia: David Lamont Baber Carrington Diuguid Baker THE BEGINNING OF THE END Fa Myra Ann Bankert Karen Lynn Barksdale Winston Stuart Bersch Karen Gail Bible 51 Kathy Gail Baker Daran Scott Belcher Kim Wayne Biser MO113A Patricia Ann Brooks Craig Shaffer makes big plans for the Senior Class’ money. Germaine Carol Brown Virginia Ann Brown Sandra Gail Bruffy Daniel Neal Brunk Wanda May Bumgarner Laura Lee Burnette 52 Guy Henry Burnette Reginald Lee Burnette Sharon Yvonne Burnette William James Burton MEMORIES OF FIVE HARD YEARS Yolanda Denese Canada Deborah Mae Carter Kathy Dianne Carwile Wanda Sue Carwile Windill Hurt Carwile, Jr. Anita Sarah Chavez Sandra Gail Clark Trilvia Ann Claybrook 53 SENIORS ARE RECOGNIZED Kenneth Lynwood Clowdis John Thomas Coates Joyce Lynn Coffman George Clifton Coleman Robert Donald Colinger Sandra Diane Colinger Barbara Elizabeth Collins Patty DeJarnette, Terri Meadows, and Nancy Warren masquerade their way into the Monogram Club. Anita Page Conner Jack Fernand Cordier es AS DISTINGUISHED MEMBERS John Paul Cowins, Jr. Basil Eugene Crookshanks Brian Glenn Cox Claudia Ann Cyrus Robert Warren Dawson, Jr. 55 Kenneth Bradley Creger Gaurry Wayne Cyrus Ruth Dale Dawson Michael Ray Crist Michael Gregg Davis Patricia Darlene DeJarnette Jeffrey David Demers Willa Jean Derbin Karen Lee Dernoncourt 1 Glenn Jeffrey DeWease Sheila Ann Diuguid Deborah Jean Dodl Barbara Jean Dolinger What is it? It must be one of Mrs. Campbell’s funny-looking slide rules. Mark Steven Dowdy Kenneth Michael Duff 56 | Phillip Stephen Dunaway Cindy Faye Elder Cynthia Ann Forelines THEIR FINAL YEAR AT B.H.S. Brian Daniel Duncan Rory Alan Dunn Deborah Jean Ferguson Susan Marie Fox Roxanne Marie Franklin 57 Gary Michael Eaton Nor ma Ellen Fruin Patricia A. Funkhouser Glenn Richard Gale Paul Edward Garbee Wanda Sue Garrett Donna Ruth Godsey Elizabeth Gayle Godsey Patricia Rose Goff Robert Wayne Graham WESTPHAL LEADS SENIOR CLASS Mary Sue Gray Jody Belinda Guill Richard Channing Haas William Russell Hale 58 Judith Ann Hall Kelles Grant Hall Larry Kenneth Harper Nancy Ann Harris Kenneth Wade Harsley Linda Stratton Harsley Terri Ann Hedrick Gordon West Hicks O = LL} QA Y ae LL Y) NS N LL] jae © = U eo Laura Elizabeth Hicks Lynn Hicks Kathy Karen Dale Hill h Michael Wayne Hilbis Scott Myers shows his gaiety on Senior Day. Gary Lee Howard Betty Jayne Houston ill Pamela Lynn H Loveleen H ill ine Kather 60 i i Burton Linwood Hutcherson Marvin Bryant Jamerson Douglas Lee Johnson Michael Lee Johnson Rebecca Lee Johnson Hazell Darnell Jordan 3 Peggy Sue Kelley Carol Lynn Kincaid HONOR SENIORS OF ’73 James Douglas Lacy Vickie Lynn LaPrade Steve Roy Lillard Billy Wiley Lindsey 61 Arleen Dale Litten Richard Wayne Loving Virginia Ellen Lunsford Mike Raymond Marsh WAITING FOR THE END TO COME Hollis Marie Marshall Betty Lou Martin Lisa Kay Martin Carlos Jeanne Mason Check out the one in the 3rd row, 4th from the left side. Wow! Mary Susan Mason Donald Wayne Moore Jeffrey Ford Myers Scott Dalton Myers Susan Kay Nance 73 YEAR MARKED BY DECISIONS Atha Kathleen Newsome Gregory Ross Nichols Cecil Crestwood Noell Teresa Dawn Ogden Kenneth Robert Oster Pamela Fay Ottinger Sarah Lynn Parks Timothy Mark Patterson 64 Roderich Keith Per Dieu Charles Robert Perkey Michael Allen Perry Dennis Lee Phillips Bobby Poindexter Teresa Ann Ponton ; Richard Wayne Powers Melissa Ann Quarles | Debbie Ferguson relates the effects of twelve years of school upon an | individual. Patricia Ann Ramey Rebecca Gail Reynolds 65 Jeffrey Dean Rhodenhizer Dennis Wayne Richards Jeffrey Lynn Riffe Terry Klee Riffe SENIORS BOMBARD COLLEGES j Katherine Edith Riggins Allen Wayne Robertson Cynthia Kay Robertson Samuel Clay Robinson Howard Lewis Rudder Jo Ellen Rush Regina Cheryl Scott Craig Christopher Shaffer Robert Lewis Shepard Kathy Ann Shupe Paul David Simpson 1 | Wallace Anthony Simpson Kathy Sue Skinnell Deane Stewart Smith Deborah Gail Smith Debra Ann Smith Jessica Marie Smith Lynn Marie Stephens Edward Dennis Smith Linda Carol Smith David Bennett Snead Sharon Lynn Snyder Janet Barbara Speight Fabian Royster Sydnor Marilyn Gwen Thoms Jo Ann Tucker Donna Lynne Tanner Alice Kay Temple Danny Lynn Throckmorton Jay Bennett Tomlinson SENIORS PONDER THE BIG Richard Samuel Turner Deborah Gayle Tyree 69 Valerie Cheryl Thomas Hurley Thomas Trent Nathan Ronald VanBuskirk Ann Yvonne Vandergriff Valerie Jean Van Liere Diane Elaine VanNattan Steven Lee Via QUESTION: NIXON OR McGOVERN Patrica Lynne Walsh Thomas Albert Warwick George Clifton Watts Catherine Lynne Weekley Steven Douglas Westphal James Hannon White 70 Joel Calvin White Roy Elise White Curtis Lane Whitlock Maynard Keith Whitten Linda Ann Wiley Linda Elaine Wiley Donna Lynn Williams Sandra Lynn Wiiliams Edwin B. Wills Mr. Webb steals the cake in Susan Mason’s birthday party. Carl Wayne Wilson | Larry Wayne Wilson Stephen Lee Wilson Susan Fay Wirt William John Wiseman 72 | Chery] Elaine Witcher Landon Dale Wood Thomas Elmo Woodall Kim Howard Woodford | Susan Elizabeth Wooldridge William Thomas Wooldridge _ Katherine Ellen Wooldridge Douglas Collier Wright SRS. PAY THEIR LAST RESPECTS A senior’s always there with a helping hand. Pamela Kay York What can you say about a Junior? How can you describe the excitement and anticipation of all this years activities? Asking that one special girl to the ring dance. The knock on the door to meet the face of the best- looking guy at Brookville as he picks you up to take you to the prom. How can you describe the frustra- tions? Racking your brains out on : PSAT NMSQT, SAT, and all other alphabetical college boards. What little knowledge that you had, has completely depleted by the end of the year! How can you describe the expense? You come into your junior year a perfectly content, rich, snob and leave a penniless pauper. Well, that’s the way it is! You work, work, work, to make it and find out it’s not worth it after all!! Bob Abbott Shirley Alcock Ricky Bailer David Bankert i Kirk BeCraft Class of '74 LEFT TO RIGHT: Martha Weaver, Sec.; David Cyrus, Pres.; Tommie Dolan, Vice-Pres.; Pat Whitten, Treas. Debbie Allen Cathy Artois Karen Almond Jimmy Anderson Anita Barricks Cindy Beasley Anne Beyrau Judy Bibb Richard Bibb Terry Blair 74 75 Amy Blanks Mike Blanks Blanks Blankinship Janet Bonham Susan Bowen Joseph Brandimarte Wanda Brown Kristi Brumley Sylvia Brunk Mark Buchanan Holly Bull Mark Bullock Kim Burford Debra Burnette Deronda Burnette Garnet Burch Brenda Butler Pat Bybee Tina Byrd Doreatha Calloway Jimmy Callahan David Campbell Cindy Cash Darlene Cavey Susan Claybrook Robin Coleman Mollie Coleman Warren Coleman Cathy Collins Keith Cox Kevin Crandall Dennis Cundiff David Cyrus Kenneth Cyrus Phillip Dalton Sandy Dalton Peter Darnell Robin Davenport Wayne Davis Betty Dawson Leslie Dawson Linda Denney Karen Desha Jimmy Dishman Karen Dodson Tommy Dolan Mike Dorman Donna Driskill Patty Duncan Howie Dye Carol Eads Kathy Eanes Carey Edwards John Evans Mike Evans Tony Evelyn Betty Evers Steve Farmer Kathy Farthing Wanda Fauber Sonny Fishpaw Kevin Flowers Kenneth Floyd Cindy Foster Terry Fulton Mary Garbee Susan Gentry Christy Gibson Joe Gillespie Randy Gilliland Bonnie Glass Eddie Godsey Gwen Goff David Gough Diane Green Tommy Gunter David Hadden Susan Hamilton Wanda Hampton Denise Hargis Barry Harris Claude Harris Randy Harris Gwen Haymaker Rod Harper Joey Hartless Lee Hartman Wayne Hartman Kathy Helms Ronda Hendrick Jane Hendricks Kathy Hendricks Roberta Hendricks Carla Hicks Sheree Hicks Sharon Hilbish Kathy Hofmann Smitty Horne Caroline Horton Carol Hubbard Sheree Hubbell Buddy Hudson Mary Jane Hudson Julie Jakabowski Starry, Starry Night Works 78 Peter Jarvis Vivian Jett Carole Johnson Mark Johnson George Jones Sherrilee Jones Steve Jordan Tim Jordan Steve Julian Karen Kanode Wiley Keel Debra Keith David Kidd Elka Kispert Mike Knight Mike Lair Daniel Lawson Jeff Lehman Keith Lewis Langhorne Lewis Fred Lindsay { Butch Little Cindy Little Bert Loflin Tommy Lunsford Kitty Luth David McElhaney Glen Mclver Julie McLaughlin Susan McClary Audrey Maclay John Maddox Karen Maddox Terry Marsh Tommy Marsh Debbie Mays Jimmy Meadows Monty Montgomery Carol Moore Vickie Motley Jill Moyer Steward Mitchell 80 7 Brien en Nicely l Diane Murphy Mike Murrell Kent Myers Phyllis Nelson Mark Newcomb Steve Newman Don Newton G Te resa OQ’ Darell Ogden George Oliver Betty Ore Robin Ore Peggy Oster Donna Overstreet Sharon Overstreet Ray Pages Beth Parnell Bruce Paul Ine Rout YZ “4 KK « G K K Le IIs... tea O CQ © v ae bees ge) Dx WY) IS; 70) Y) ele) o Where did that bug come from? College Boards Attack Juniors Billy Peery Yvonne Peters John Petty Gail Phillips Ricky Pillow Gary Powell Linda Pribble Scott Price Debbie Puckett Teresa Pulliam Russel Reed Margaret Reynolds Gary Rice Darrel Richardson Morris Riggins Gary Ripley Kathy Robertson x 4 ; ee k = ee Sammy Robertson Patty Roginski Janice Ross Sharan Royal 82 — 83 Phillip Russell Allen Rutledge Pat Rzaza Marshall Schmitt Teresa Scott Rita Shaw Cathy Shearer Wanda Shupe Cheryl Smith Mike Somers Martha Sowder Fred Stanberry Steve Stephens Linda Stinnet Ray Stinson Daryl Stump David Sugden Dawn Sullivan Brad Taylor Cliff Taylor Debbie Taylor Juntors Present Seniors Randy Teague | Ada Templetoi Ruth Tester Pam Thompson Robert Tillotson 1 Scott Tinnell Chuck Tolley Ralph Traylor Becky Trent Susan Trent Shannon Turner Linda Tyler Frank Vaughn ; Rhonda Vest F | Erni Wade Vicky Wade Crystal Walker ; Janice Walker With Junior-Senior Prom 85 Massie Ware Martha Weaver Melody Webb Gerldine Weed Matthew Weeks Eileen Wheaton Bruce White Peggy White Richard White Pat Whitney Pat Whitten Scott Wilkerson Joe Williams Ronnie Williams Wanda Wills Larry Wilson Linda Winebarger Ann Wiseman Cindy Witcher Gloria Wood Ike Wood Robert Wood Gil Wright Bobby Zechini We the class of ‘75’ feel that Brookville is a pretty good school. Sophomores are realizing that we all are on the way to adulthood, and begin to act like it. Halfway home is a phrase one hears often as a teacher passes out a test. The Big Ten is a symbol we use to define our achieve- ments in academics, sports, and most of all FUN. A big thrill is going to assemblies with Juniors and Seniors. Driver’s Ed. plays a big part in our selection of courses. We are not looked down on as we were when we first came to B.H.S., as eighth graders. But the best reason we are glad to be the sophomores dur- ing ““72” and “ 73” is that we will be one step closer to getting out in the big working world. And then finding out that we would rather be back at school. But that’s life! Pat Abbot Debbie Almond Debbie Almond Jody Almond Audrey Anderson Craig Anderson Maribeth Anderson Charles Arnold Ellen Arthur Jane Arthur Kandy Arthur Susan Arthur Dennis Ashworth Wanda Austin Cindy Bagby Terry Baker Evans Ballard Sandra Ballard Tracy Ballowe Robert Ballowe Debbie Beasley Ken BeCraft Ricky Bell Barbra Bingham Class of ’75 % - SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Mary McDaniel, Treas.; Pam Board, Pres.; Freddy Fisher, Vice-Pres.; Joey Rice, Sec. Carolyn Blair Clyde Blair Gail Blair Cathy Blankenship Pam Board Chip Bohon Mark Bonds Tommy Bondurant Patti Bostic Carol Bradley Mark Branch Bill Brown Fredie Brown Marie Brown Iris Bruder Carlton Bruffy Kathleen Brunson Ruth Bryan David Bryant Mike Bryant Sheila Bryant Eddie Buck Charles Bumgarner Dana Burford Kent Burns Bob Burton Linda Butler W.C. Butt Becky Bybee Jerry Callahan Mary Sue Campbell Teresa Campbell Karen Canody Gregg Clemenson Kevin Collins Van Cooper Paul Copley Darrell Costa Charley Cowins Robin Cox Kenny Crane Vivian Creasy Steve Creasy Melanie Creger Eddie Crews Bryon Crickenberger Gary Cunningham Charles Cyrus Glenn Cyrus Lynette David Gary Davis Kenneth Davis Joe Dawson Barbara Demers Melanie Denson Kim Denton Ronald Desha Mike Dillon Gail Dishman Debbie Dixon Fred Dixon Mark Donahue Mike Dunn John Edwards Debra Elliet Steve Elliott Fred Englund Nancy Ernsberger Shirley Evans Jeffery Falwell Craig Farish Mary Ann Farmer 89 Jimmy Ferguson Freddie Fisher Dianne Fore Jimmy Fore Cindy Forslund Stanford Foutz Mike Fugate Lynette Garbee Pam Giles Sandra Giles Joe Gillespie Eugene Glass Gregory Graham Keith Graham Doug Gray Lloyd Griffin Cindy Guill Sammie Guill Valerie Haas Rob Hackemeyer Debbie Hall Danny Harker Steve Harper Randy Harris Donna Hartless Laura Harvey Patrick Hastings Phillip Hedrick John Henderson Becky Hicks Dell Hicks John Hicks Karen Hicks Terri Hicks Cindy Hogan Terry Hogan Terry Hogan Wesly Hogan David Hollow Terry Hooper Kenneth Horton Roxanne Howard Ralph Hudnall Glen Hudson Keith Hudson Vicky Hughes Mark Hunter JoAnn Hutcherson Tracy Hutcherson Sandy Ingram Sandra Irby Susan Jackson Linda Jarvis Laura Jefferson Gary Jennings Wanda Jennings Dave Jensen David Johnson Tommy Johnson Walter Johnson Sammy Jones Etheal Jordan Perry Karnes Steve Keel Donna Keller Sharon Kerr Thomas Kidd Vicki Kiger Cyril Kincaid Tony Kratz Lewis Kreelic Brenda Lair Freddie Lassiter Cathy Lawman William Lee Margaret Lemar Cindy Lewis Darlene Lewis Morris Lewis Vicky Lowe Howard Lucas Barry Maddera David Maddox Debbie Mann Holly Mann Cindy Marsh Sharon Martin Vern Martin Al Mason Mike Mason Pam Mason Melissa Mast David May Jerry May Fredrick Mays Wanda Mays Roberto Mazuera Linda McBee Jimmy McClary Mary Kay McDaniel Caryn McFaden Pat McGann Stephanie McGhee Bill Meadows Valerie Merchent Quinton Miles Debra Millner Linda Millner Vern Mohesky Ann Moore Kim Moore Susan Moore Beverly Moser Kim Moyers Gail Nance Tommy Newsome Kathy Novak Karen O’Brien Rose Overstreet Jerry Parker So much to do with so little time 92 Hugh Parnell Cindy Patterson Kenneth Payne Jana PerDieu Doris Perry Mark Pickeral Kathy Powell Beth Precious Mike Reynolds Margo Rhodenhizer Joey Rice Ann Ricketts Kim Riffe Debbie Ripley Carrie Ritzman Holly Roark Laura Robey David Rorer ; Virginia is for lovers and Tracy Hutcherson and Kenneth Floyd. os ee y _— ¥ Jeanie Rutledge Brian Saunders Ross Schaffstall Mary Jo Schoonover Robert Settle Hans Seyffert 93 a +e Karen Shelton James Shields Gerald Shupe Jut Sims Bruce Smith Kenneth Smith Lloyd Smith Patti Smith Mike Smoot Norma Snyder Doug Spear Judi Spear Darlene Spencer Debra Spradlin Annette Stamus Martha Steele Dennis Stewart Bryan Stone Kenneth Stone Larry Storey Darrell Strickland Frank Sublett Donald Sugden Robin Sumpter Eddie Thomas Ronnie Tomlin John Tomlinson Tracy Travis Diana Trent J. W. Trent Denise Tucker Jeffrey Tucker Phil Tucker Steven Tucker Bonnie Tugle Cheryl Turner 94 Shawn Turner Joseph Vagi Tina VanLiere Rodney Wade Kris Wagner Sherry Walter William Ware Douglas Warren Claire Warwick Rhonda Welfare Kim West Greg Wheeler Sharon Whitlock Sharon Whitmore Gary Whittaker Wanda Whitten Mike Wilkins Terry Wiklund Fred Williams Joey Williams Brad Wilmer Cathy Wilson Pam Wilson Patricia Winnagle Barry Wood Pam Wood Pam Wood Steve Woodward Malcom Wooldridge Mark Wooldridge Peter Wooldridge Debbie Wright Terry Wright Debbie Wyant Laura York 95 The freshman class of Brookville High School this year contains a wide variety of styles, characteristics, and sizes. Ranging from small to tall, wide to thin, or brilliant to average; the 9th graders nobly fill their posts as responsible students. Falling short of a graduation date by only three grade levels. Anticipation for 1976 is mounting. Besides participating in _ their classes, many members of the Class of “76” fully participate in club ac- tivities and sport organizations. The sports’ organizations’ open for the freshmen include JV, 8th, and 9th grade sports. Choosing candidates for SCA from the ranks are important steps guiding the Class of ‘‘76”’ onward to the com- ing naturals in self-reliance and per- sonal achievements. Cathy Allen Jeff Allen Barry Arthur Crawford Arthur Gary Arthur John Artois Frank Bagwell Dale Baker Christine Baldwin David Ballowe Thomas Barclay Leroy Barksdale Nancy Barksdale Anne Baughn Cindy Belcher Marilyn Belden Raymond Bersch Robert Board Vickie Bomar Wanda Bundurant Douglas Boyers Shirley Bradley Jane Breedlove Ricky Brightwell Class of ’76 —_ FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: STANDING: Eddie Maddox, Treas.; Debbie Tuggle, Sec.; SITTING: Robert Hammersley, Vice-Pres.; Jeff Johnson, Pres. 97 David Brown David Brown David Brown Steve Brown Veda Brunk Brenda Bryant Brad Buchanan Audrey Bumgarner Chery] Burford Carla Butler Joseph Burnett Katherine Burton Demarie Bush Michael Butt Ophelia Calloway Paul Canada Kevin Carroll Rhonda Carwile Donna Cash Gail Cash Ricky Cash Robert Cawthorne Judy Chambers Pamela Chandler Leigh Chappell Robert Chase Debie Childers Carroll Clowdis Terry Coffey Susan Colbert Cheryl Coleman Sandra Coleman Tim Coleman Fayette Collier Donald Costa Deborah Cowart Dennis Cox Patricia Cox Chery! Crance Robert Creasey Wayne Crews Stephen Criste Debra Crouse Sandy Cunningham Clarence Cyrus Ronald Cyrus Vicky Cyrus Elaine Dalton Julie Daugherty Joe Davis Gary Dearing Tammy Denton William Dishman Brenda Dolan Marcia Doss Diana Dudley Karen Duncan Michael Duncan Thomas Eagle Mike Elder Alvah Elliott Kenneth Ellis Scott Etherton Jeff Ernest Christine Evans Susan Falls Beth Fariss Terry Farthing Danny Finley Vincent Flowers Philip Floyd William Ford Not the bottom of the barrel a Kelly Foster George Fowler Larry Franklin Susan Fulcher Jimmy Garbee Cynthia Garrett Cynthia Garrett Donna Gilliland Mary Glass Christy Godsey Donna Goff Mary Goff Shann Gordon Carol Green Randy Green Tina Guilbert Steve Gunter Dennis Hackemeyer Deborah Hadden Ricky Hale Kathy Hales Donna Hall Linda Hall Janice Hall Shelby Hamilton Robert Hammersley Cherles Hansrote Jeffrey Haste On the way to Adulthood David Hardaway Brenda Harper Leslie Harper Mike Harper John Harris Donna Hartless Galen Hartless Keith Hartman Sharon Harvey Susan Haymes John Helms William Henderson Bernard Henegan Steve Hendricks Mona Henry Answanette Henry Vicky Hewitt Joanna Hicks Charles Hudson Raymond Irby Susan Jamerson Ed Jarrett Larry Jennings James Jensen Viola Jett Charles Johnson Jeff Johnson Karen Johnson Robin Johnson Katherine Jones Marcia Jones Marsha Jones Patricia Jones Margaret Jordon Peggy Jordon Verna Jordon Lillin Kao Robert Keefer William Keifer Dennis Kidd James Kidd Teresa Kidd Rhimi Kim William Kirby Christina Klug e Temmy Krealic Tommy Lacy Judy Lawson Martin Lawson Sally Lewis Gary Lloyd Derek Lique Melissa Lillard Bonnie Lilly Kathy Lindsay Chery! Little Richard Luckridge Tom Lipscomb Dianno Lyon Janet McAllister Judi McAllister William McCormick Commie McGann Steven McNeil William McCarthy Eddie Maddox Frank Magann Tronell Matthew Calena Martin Denise Martin Dorothy Martin Ernestine Mattox Karen Martin Steve Martin Sibyl Mast Claudy Maupin Melissa Mawyer Jeffrey May Carolyn Mays Earl Mays John Mayberry Bernice Mayhew James Mehaffey Michael Messner Samuel Metts Michael Miller Kathryn Mitchell Patricia Mitchell Wanda Mitchell Susanne Montgomery Vickie Moore Cindy Morris Frances Moose Brian Motz Dawn Moyer Ronald Moyer 102 Derek Newcomb Barbara Newton Dede Newton Beverly Nichols Vicky Nichols Bob Nixon George O’Brien William Oliver Tony Ottaviano Robert Overman Gary Overstreet Steve Overstreet Gary Overton Jackie Pages Lewis Padgett Susan Palch Sharon Patterson Sharon Pearson Judith Peery Dickie Perkey Steven Perry Sandra Pribble Tara Radex Charles Radford Michael Read Henry Reeves David Reynolds Vicky Reynolds eG Abby Rice Kathy Rice Karen Richardson Lennie Richardson Joan Ripley Nevon Ritzman Danita Robertson Hubert Robertson Jeanne Robertson Mike Robertson Rubert Robertson Terry Robertson Timmy Robertson Kimberly Robey Charles Rogar Mark Rudolph Debbie Ruff Conway Rupe Donald Russell Judy Russell Keith Saint John Julia Sanders Joe Schmitt Ricky Scott Sharon Self Clana Seyffert Judy Shafer Willie Shelmit Valeria Shelton Fred Shepard Jeff Shepard Mark Shires William Shy Kirk Simpson Stan Simpson Iris Smith 104 Freshmen show spirit Exiled from the art tables, Abbey Rice draws from another position. 105 Karen Smith Leslie Smith Leonard Smith Lord Smith Phyllis Smith Teresa Smith James Smoot Vaun Snead Patricia Snow Tamara Stark Wanda Staton William Stewart Gary Stirnett Larry Stone Derry] Sullivan David Suitek Dorothy Swain Lorena Taylor Jerry Teague Kim Templeton Lora Tester Debby Testerman Gregory Thomas Gail Thompson Richard Thompson Rudert Thompson Winifred Tinnell Dennis Tomlin Ronald Trent Debbie Tuggle Esther Turner Angela Vavitheu Heidi Velte Karen Viar Jeffrey Waldron Debra Walls Debbie Watts Patsy Watts Roy Watts Mary Weaver Thomas Weed Michael West Donald White David Whitley Jo Ellen Whitmore Cindy Wildemann Larry Wilkerson Terry Wilkes Choosing her candidates, Julie Sanders votes during the mock-election. 106 Barbara Wills Rodney William Anita Williams Barbara Williams Francis Williams Susan Williams Chery! Williamson Herbert Wilson Stephin Wilson Warren Wilson Mike Wingfield Charles Wirt Cheryl Wirt Connie Witcher Allison Wood Thomas Wood Robert Wooldridge Rhonda Wren Glen Wright Keith Wright Crystal Yeatts As they gaze through their crystal ball, they will find that they have to stay around the hive for four more long years. They are known as the little “punks” and have to cope with all the “‘mighty”’ seniors. Senior Day proved to be a frightening day for the eighth graders. Being an eighth grader means studying like you’ve never studied before. It really takes a lot of courage for them to run up and down the halls like they do. They are busy trying to make new friends and really look up to the upperclass- men. They have a lot of hard work ahead of them until they graduate. But they just keep thinking of their one main goal; to work for and be- come a senior. Just think, you’ve only just begun. Dianne Adkins Evelyn Alexander William Alexander Laura Anderson Richard Anderson Tommy Anderson Mitchell Arrington Cindy Arthur Angie Ashby Douglas Ashwell Kenneth Bagby Deborah Baker Kevin James Ball Brenda Ballard John Bankert Douglas Barger Keith Barnett Barry Barricks James Beahm Delbert Beasley Caroline Beyrau Charles Bingham Charles Blair Howard Blair Class of ’77 EIGHTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS: STANDING: Danny Powers, Vice-Pres.; Sandy Brown, Sec.; Mike Parnell, Treas.; SITTING: Peter Colpo, Pres. 108 109 Dave Blankinship Mark Blankinship Robin Blanks John Board Dennis Bomar Alfred Bostic Victor Bradley Thomas Bryant Sylvia Brooks Dianne Brown Mike Brown Sandra Brown Cathy Buck Debbie Bumgarner Allen Burkholder Bruce Burkholder Bonnie Burford Cindy Burgess Betsy Burley Mark Burris Carmen Burton Shelia Byrd Ricky Caldwell Donna Callahan Kenny Campbell Rebecca Campbell Berkley Cannaday Russel Cannaday Donnie Cash Ronnie Cash Carol Cash Mark Chavez Tim Childress Donna Claybrook Edwana Coleman James Coleman Sandra Coleman Shirley Coleman Mark Collins Peter Colpo Jocelyne Cordier David Covington Carey Crance Mike Crane Cynthia Creacy Kevin Cristie Susan Curling Ricky Dalton Steven Dalton Randolyn Davenport David Deacon Cynthia Deaner Steven Dearing Andrew Denson Faye Denton Marsha Divers Kathleen Dixon Tammy Dodl Donna Dolinger Jessie Dolinger Ann Dooley Joan Dorr JoAnne Dorr Craig Driskill Linda Dudding Dennis Dudley James Dunaway David Dunevant Sandra Eanes Elizabeth Early Jerry East David Edwards 110 Only to be trampled on! Vicky Ellett Steve Engledove Ronnie Epperson Carol Eubank Gary Evans Carol Evers Veronicia Evers Yvonne Fauber Zane Faulconer Tony Fenimore Eugene Ferguson Andrew Fiala Douglas Fifer Dawn Forsland Dorothy Foster Janet Fowler Mark Francis Glenda Gaddy Beverly Gale Randy Garbee Donna Gibson Randy Gilchrist Diane Gillespie Vern Gilliam William Glover Karen Godsey James Gray Thomas Hall William Hall Jerry Hampton Susan Hanel Kerney Hanson Louie Harker Donna Harrigan Car] Harris Sherry Harris Susan Harris Victor Harris Larry Hartless Robin Hartman Janet Haskins George Hawkins Dennis Hayes Larry Helms Cynthia Henson Mark Henry Connie Hess Stephen Hesson Carl Hicks Brian Hilbish Perry Hill Cynthia Hillman Christine Holmes Randall Hopper Meg Horne Sharon Houston Teresa Howard Katherine Hudson Keith Hudson Mark E. Hudson Grant Huddleston Kenny Wayne Hughes Donnie Hunt E. T. Hunt Here, there, everywhere! Anne Jackson Dale Janis Debbie Jennings Deborah Lynn Jennings Edith Jensen Garland Johnson Richard Lee Johnson Deborah D. Jones Eugene Jones Carl Jordon Lee Kanode Kimberly Lou Kelley Kyoung Kim Vernon Douglas Kirby Pat Knight Carrie Krantz Larry Krantz Nancy Lacy Lyn D. Larrew Danny Larrow Greg Larson Karen Lauderdale Woody Lawman Norman Lawson William Layton Ray Lee Tracey Lee Steve Lee Karen Lemon Ronnie Leonard Angela Lewis Debbie Lewis Patrick Lewis John Lippard Mary Loflin Vicky Loving Cathy Lucanich Shelley MacCubbins Deborah Maddox Randy Maddox Toni Maio Cynthia Mann Eva Mann Dennis Marlowe Terry Marsh David Martin Jill Martin Patricia Martin Penny Mason Danny Mays Anthony McCormick Kellye McDowell Kathryn McElhaney Anne McGrath Gail Mclver Ns | | Wesley McKenna Janice Merchant Frances Metts Jeffrey Miles Wayne Millner Brian Mitchell James Mitchell Jimmy Mitchell Kelly Moore Brenda Morris Cheryl Motley Susan Moyers Steve Murrel Debbie Nash Phillip Nelson Dean Nuckles David Ogle Stanley Ore Thomas Ore Becky Otey Pamela Oulds George Padgett Jay Palmer Michael Parnell Carolyn Paschal Freda Patrick Dennis Payne Calvin Perdieu Clay Perry Debbie Pfeifer Tony Phelps Marian Phillips Lynn Pillow Shaun Pillow Jay Porter Joan Powell 8th Graders fight for recognition Dana Powers Rhonda Proffitt Theresa Puckett Dana Jo Ragland Becky Randolph Ricky Reams Robert Redman Lynn Reed Joel Reese Judy Reeves Ricky Rexrode Gayle Reynolds Irvin Reynolds Wanda Rhodes Shelby Rice Lisa Rickard Wyndall Riley Robin Roark James Rogers Stacie Rose Richard Rosenberger Robert Rosenberger Roger Rudder Clarence Russ ... Study, Study, Study! Dennis Russell Jenny Salmon Walker Schaffer Ronnie Scicli Barbara Scott Marti L. Scott Marti Scott Cindy Seamster Glenn Shaeff Jim Shark Barbara Shepherd Raymond Shy Mary Skinner Wendy Sligh Charles Smith Don Smith Jerri Smith Joe Smith John C. Smith Mildred Smith Mike Smith Jennifer Snead Mike Stallard Byron Stanberry Michael Staton Timothy St. Clair Mark Stephens Kenny Stinnett Laurie Stone James Strange Toni Tall John Talley Cynthia Tanner Artie Taylor David Temple Donna Testerman Linda Thyberg Robert Thompson Steve Thomas James Towles Scott Traylor Danny Tyree Pamela Tyree Robert Tyree Mike Wade Sharon Wade Kenneth Walton Wesley Ward Allen Ware Gregg Ware Michael Warnock Cathy Watson Jeffrey Watson Susan Watts Vickey Webber Lynn Weinmeister Norris Welfare Michael Weston Carlisle West Kenneth West Phillip West Larry Wheeler Mike Wheeler Karen White Jeffrey Whitt Robert Wickline 8th Graders conquer halls by passing 118 Over and under u EN erclassmen 119 Cynthia Worley Mike Worley Kimberly Wright Robert Yeh Richard Vallastro Virginia Vallastro Orlie Vanbuskirk Daniel Vaughn Pam Vaughn ‘Lloyd Vess James Vest Evelyn Vincent Dorian Violin Varri Visvaneth Jyoti Vyas Stephen Wilcher Kenny Wilder Deborah Williams Earl Williamson Terry Williams Wayne Williams Sandra Wills Donna Wilson Garnett Wilson Mark Wilson Russel O. Wilson Paul M. Wirt Thomas Witt Jamie Wood Terry Woody David Wooldridge Lee Wooldridge Sharon Wooldridge Wanda Wooldridge BROOKVILLE CAPTURES DISTRICT! Starting with the summer clinic and continuing through the season, the Bees were confident of defeating any opponent they faced. Under new head coach, Jim Whorley, the Bees blasted each Seminole District team they played. The memor- able E. C. Glass game proved to everyone that the Bees are a power here to stay. The Bees coasted through the remainder of the season unmarred by any defeat. In the regional game, Brookville overwhelmed Drewry Mason 22-0. In the final game of the year against Radford, the Bees were beaten but the season overall was filled with clean and exciting football that all Brookville fans and players should be proud of. Chip Perkey rambles around right end for another Brookville score. Bees pause for a moment of silence before the game. 122 Touchdown! BLrOOKRVINE prileipadl, dul Brewer, said early this morn- ing that tonight’s 8 o'clock game was still on and if the con- test was postponed until Satur- day, the announcement wouldn't ccme until mid-afternoon. The game is expected to at- tract more than 12,000 area foot- ball fans and Brookville officials might decide to wait until Satur- day night if the rainy weather figures to hurt attendance. The Bees are the home team, thus they have the right to call for a postponement. The Bees, under new coach Jim Whorley are 3-0 this season and are fresh off a 21-0 win over Amherst County. Brookville brings a 17-game regular season win with Glass, 5 fo vo 2 £ bo) ec vo | “A w n 3) wel Oo bas | ae Ey 28 22 a8 aa as } - 63 ogee ao 7 ne ao o g 2 go As eb 2 2 f°] a wn =| _ n as wo i) a streak into the first time the two schools will have met. S e pt a om) =) Slippery field the showdown No postponement yet a os. Aa ————aEEEEE Bees The Brookville Bees, out to prove that they should be rated as one of the top teams in the area, took advantage of three Amherst County turnovers, to sting the Lancers 21-0 Friday night before a full house on their home field. “They just out hit and out played us’? said coach Tom Berry. ‘“‘We weren’t able to capitalize on our breaks in the first half and Brookville did in the second half.” “T had no idea we could shut them out” claimed Bees’ coach Jim Whorley. ‘‘Our defensive line was really quick off of the ball tonight. It was a real team effort.’ Mark Chevez gets in on the ground level action. myers, who carried the foot- ball 10 times for 106 yards, had two punt returns for a total of 77 yards, caught one pass for 35 yards, threw one pass good for two points and was a standout on defense drew high praise from his coach. ‘‘He was every- where’’ stated coach Whorley. Coach Whorley was_ also pleased with his quarterback, Perkey. ‘‘This was his first start as a quarterback and he did a fine job. He called most of the plays himself.” Ccach Whorley also had great praise for his coaching staif, made up of John Vasvary, Bill Sheitons, Harold Howard and Mickey Crouch. ‘‘All of these men have been the key to our winning ways,”’ stated Whorley. “They work hard and are an in- Spiration to the boys.’ Cyrus and Bersch were sin- gied out by the Brookville coaching staff as “two of the best linemen in the area, The y always give you 100 per cent and® have provided us with great leadership.’ Statistics . Liberty Brookville First Downs 11 12 Yards Rushing 101 216 Yards Passing 48 107 Passes 6-18-4 7-14-0 Fumbles 0 1 Fumbles Lost 0 1 Punts 4-28.3 2-34 Yards Penalized 5 50 Six minutes later, Perkey found Myers open again as he hit the speedy flanker over the middle for a 10 yard touchdown pass. Brookville’s strong point, their defense, always dominated their opponent’s offense. Glenn Arthur bulldozes over a Radford defender. Perkey chose Jimmy Ferguson as his target for the third TD of the period, hitting his fullback on an eight-yard scoring play three minutes before intermis- sion. — q The Brookville defense, led b Steve Julian, Ferguson and Jir Callahan, held Liberty to just yards total offense in the fir: half. However, the Minuteme came alive in the second half they marched 65 yards, with th help of two penalties, to spc the Bees’ shutout. ! « This is the biggest regular season game of my career’’ said senior halfback Jeff Myers, who had an outstanding night against Amherst Co, - Chip Perkey is nailed as he releases an attempted aerial strike. ees take Seminole lead 6 Wade, like many others, .eels that Brookville has the inside track, but stated “injuries could be the deciding factor. The sea- son is still young and there are a lot of teams in contention.” BROOKVILLE: IN THE NEWS 1S Lynchburg, Sat., Oct. 7, 1972. rom. scrim- i A 74 yard run f mage by Jeff Myers and a 19 yard ramble by Al Sweeny ac- Steve Julian was counted for the other Brookville touchdowns. successful on two extra points. Soo The Bees, who Whorlcy re- % fers to as the ‘Unemotional 4S Bunch”, may be stepping out ioe ° of their class, but one would Be co have a hai! time convincing 2G them. The generat fecling of the oe a players is that we ure as good ; “h, as any team they play and this 4 theory has been proven in the EtG. past few years, ed A The Bees are fortunate in that they have two fine quarterbacks. Perkey, who started his first game on offense last week, also is a defensive standout. With all’ the hitting that is expected to take place he may need some relief help and with a backup like junior Monty Montgomery coach Whorley feels he has nec ' worries. Quarterback’ Chip Perkey teamed with flanker Scott Myers on two touchdown passes in the second quarter followed by a third strike to Jimmy Ferguson as the Bees snapped a scoreless tie after the first quarter. Coach Jim-Sypult’s Minutemen came out fired‘up’for the second half and scored two touchdowns in the first quarter, but the Bees countered with scores in both the third and fourth quarter to insure their fourth win of the Season against one loss. Liberty’s 14 points was one point more than the Bees had allowed in their first four games combined. The Brookville cause was hampered by two key penal- ties and a fumble which led to touchdowns. Perkey, who passed for 107 yards in the first half, opened the game’s scoring one minute and 15 seconds into the second quarter when he found Scott Myers open on the right side of the end zone for a 35-yard aerial strike, Steve Julian booted the Robinson went. on to say that, “Brookville is the class of the league. I really don’t think any- body else can touch them. They are really quick!” berty, 32-14 © pana Seniors Play In Final Year SENIOR FOOTBALL PLAYERS AND CAPTAINS: FIRST ROW: L. Wilson, W. Cyrus, L. Wood, W. Bersch, C. Shaffer, G. Arthur. SECOND ROW: K. Clowdis, C. Perkey, G. Nichols, S. Myers, B. Lindsey, J. Myers. BELOW: VARSITY FOOTBALL MANAGERS: R. White, M. Chavez, P. Dalton. re: = oni U VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM: FIRST ROW: C. Shaffer, K. Clowdis, J. M SECOND ROW: T. Newsome, T. Dolan, B. Wood, W. Keel, A. Sweeney, P. Whitney, S. Keel, M. Riggins, K. Cyrus, M. Montgomery, yers, B. Lindsey, S. Myers, G. Nichols, G. Arthur, W. Bersch, C. Perkey. J. Hicks, J. Callahan, T. Lunsford, L. Wood. THIRD ROW: R. Shaffstall, F. Fisher, H. Parnell, S. Julian. FOURTH ROW: D. Maddox, M. Schmitt, D. Rorer, H. Levinson, J. Ferguson, T. Gunter, J. Mclvor, J. Bell. NOT PICTURED: W. Cyrus. VARSITY FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS: C. Hubbard, D. Sullivan, S. Hubbell, H. Mann, K. Moyers, J. Moyer, P. DeJarnette, R. Coleman, Ke DeSha, S. Walter, T. Marsh. Cheerleaders Lend Moral Aid HEAD CHEERLEADER: Carole Ann Hubbard. The cheerleaders brave the cold to cheer the team on. JV’s Season Record: 5-2-1 Rod Williams fires a bullet. J. V. Coaches Lewis and Stillman. JV's Execute a Winning Season FIRST ROW: Coach Lewis, B. Buchanan, S. Creasy, K. St. John, R. Mazerra, K. BeCraft, D. Burford, S. Turner, H. Reeves, B. Mad- dera, J. Johnson, R. Williams, Coach Stillman. SECOND ROW: G. Thomas, J. Travis, T. Weed, D. Costa, C. Cowins, R. Cash, D. Lockridge, S. Trent, T. Lacy, S. Wilburn, F. Collier. THIRD ROW: M. Donahue, E. Maddox, S. Harper, R. Harris, P. Tucker, R. Bersch, E. Buck, C. Bumgarner, M. Dillion, T. Otlaviano, J. Artois. FOURTH ROW: M. Van Buskirk, W. Butt, T. Bondurant, G. Dearing, C. Viar, L. Starey, G. Fowler, R. Moyer, W. Ford, E. Thomas. Cheerleaders Inspire JV’s JV FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS: FIRST ROW: P. Smith, S. Moore, S. Hicks. SECOND ROW: C. Wirt, P. Mason, B. Bingham, V. Ni- chols, L. Chappell, D. Fore, C. Cash. HEAD JV CHEERLEADER: Vicky Nichols. The cheerleaders fly high for their team. 130 Bees Gain Valuable Game Time EIGHTH AND NINTH GRADE FOOTBALL TEAM: FIRST ROW: D. Tyree, C. Harris, C. Bingham, L. Clowdis, D. Hackemeyer, W. Lawman, K. Hansen, D. White, V. Harris. SECOND ROW: M. Yoes, J. Towles, R. Johnson, D. Wood, M. Parnell, M. Arrington, T. Coleman, P. Wirt, T. Eagle, K. Wilder, P. Patterson, P. Jones. THIRD ROW: Coach Bailey, L. Harker, D. Powers, J. Jensen, P. Colpo, B. Wickline, C. Wirt, S. Engledove, R. Redman, E. T. Hunt, J. Sharp, M. Lloyd, S. Foster, J. Allar, Coach Stinespring. A Brookville receiver attempts to gather in a low pass. Coach Stinespring, Captain Mike Parnell, Captain Mitch Arrington, Coach Bailey. VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM: Coach Frady, S. Myers, J. White, T. Marsh, R. Pillow, R. Shepard, M. Blanks, R. Dawson, G. Nichols, J. May, K. Woodford, S. Westphal, J. Myers, K. Lewis, R. Bersch, manager. Bees Show Prowess In Ball Robert Shepard displays the form that gives the Bees two more points. Scott Myers guns in one over a Gretna defender. Aggressive Play Brings Victories The longest second in the game. The Bees “burn” another Gretna Hawk. i | Coach Frady gives his team some advice during a timeout. WLLL Broadcasts All Games Robert Shepard controls the tap for the Bees. 134 Mike Blanks can explain why the cheerleaders are laughing so hard. The Bees show their aggressiveness and dominance of the boards against Altavista. Robbie Dawson can’t believe his own eyes — two points. Cheerleaders Gain Great Crowd Support = aaa — te Atememans. —ageot = ww LE n aa - Head Cheerleader: Terri Meadows. FRONT ROW: S. Parks, L. Winebarger, B. Dawson, M. Garbee. CENTER ROW: P. Conner, C. Elder. BACK ROW: A. Blanks, T. Meadows, P. Board, D. Wyant. : Steve Harper does a dance while battling for the ball. ro - ee mr ex) eed a ¥ - ff 7 The JV’s attempt to gain possession of the ball. LES Mat DAE! SEPP LORE AES v = z ‘ia on ee a $59¢ JV BASKETBALL TEAM: FRONT ROW: D. Perkey, D. Costa, S. Harper, D. Hackemeyer, D. Watts. BACK ROW: J. Allar, manager; G. Fowler, R. Hammersely, F. Shepard, K. Payne, E. Davis, R. Moyer, B. Thompson, Coach Stinespring. JV’s: District Favorites JV Captains: J. Ferguson, S. Harper. FRONT TO REAR: Vicky Kiger, Cathy Lukanich, Clair Worwick, Barbara Shephard, Chery] Berford, Tracy Ballowe, Debbie Dixon, Kelly Foster, Cheryl Turner. Head Cheerleader — Vicky Kiger Aw. c’mon guys, have a little imagination. Actual Games Create Improvement 2 s gS AR oe eae a Tne 8th GRADE BASKETB ALL TEAM: FRONT ROW: M. Wheeler, K. Canode, M. Parnell, W. Lawman, B. Hilbish, R. Canody. BACK ROW: Coach Mattocks, R. Hartman, B. Canody, S. Engledove, V. Harris, L. Harker, C. Smith, M. Stallard, A. Bostic, L. Pillow, P. Colpo, D. Smith, D. Kirby. Bees Learn Fundamentals et eee Captains: M. Parnell, B. Hilbish. 140 GIRLS VOLLEYBALL TEAM: FIRST ROW: S. Wooldridge, S. Haymes, R. Franklin, G. Brown, C. Hogan, V. Shelton, S. Whitlock, K. West. SECOND ROW: L. Tyler, J. Whitmore, D. Hadden, R. Harper, V. Wade, S. Derencourt, K. Dodson, K. Allen, T. VanLiere, J. Arthur, D. Ogden, Mer. | Girls Net Second Place Finish Captain Karen Dodson, Coach Lavinder, Captain Germaine Brown. Coach Lavinder demonstrates the technique for the “new” volleyball. 141 Moore Leads The Way eats A ade VARSITY WRESTLING TEAM: FIRST ROW: M. Crist, D. Moore. SECOND ROW: J. Vagi, F. Stanbery, A. Mason, T. Lunsford, D. Snead, C. Lucas, S. Crist. THIRD ROW: J. Mays, B. Buchanan, C. Eubank, G. Dearing, R. Harris. Captain Donald Moore, Coach Crouch, Captain Mike Crist. a PRELIMINARY WRESTLERS: FIRST ROW: E. Buck, G. Shaffe, C. Arnold, D. Boyer, S. Gordon, M. Willard. SECOND ROW: S. Keel, M. Wilkins, S. Creasy, D. Johnson, D. McElhaney, G. Clemenson. THIRD ROW: T. Hessen, M. Van Buskirk. Let me touch thy hand; I will show you thy way. No hold can stop Donald Moore! Wrestlers Show Explosiveness Another wrestler has fallen victim in the hands of a Brookville grappler. GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM: FRONT ROW: S. McClary, manager; S. Snyder, K. Riggins, captain; S. Wooldridge, K. Artois, scorekeeper; BACK ROW: V. Shelton, S. Haynes, L. Tyler, A. Beyrau, D. Hadden, V. Merchant, K. Dodson, J. Moyer, B. Trent, S. Whitlock, D. Fore, J. Whitmore, T. VanLiere, C. Hogan, A. Cundiff, Coach. Good Brand Of Play Exhibited SENIORS: S. Wooldridge, K. Riggins, S. Snyder. Kathy Riggins skies on a jump ball. “We've got to stop meeting like this.” “Come on now. I know you have it back there somewhere!” Cindy Hogan fires a pass that leaves the Raiders gazing. Jimmy Lacy stands ready to perform his duties as President of the SCA. Dickie Perkey handles the money for the SCA. Presidential Elections “a . Atv ab a) Vice-President Ricky Pillow prepares for a speech. war We Roxanne Franklin sets the day for her SCA Report to WLLL. — 148 Audrey Anderson brushes up on her shorthand lessons. One Of The SCA’s Projects SCA REPRESENTATIVES: FIRST ROW: D. Sweeteck, D. Johnson, J. Reeves, C. Guill, S. Inge, B. Bingham, D. Wyant, S. Moore, K. Novak, C. Moore, H. Roark, K: Clowdis. SECOND ROW: M. Johnson, S. Colinger, T. Byrd, J. Ripley, M. Garbee, T. Meadows, S. Wooldridge, J. Haskins, A. Baughn, M. Weaver, V. Nichols, K. Powell. THIRD ROW: K. BeCraft, A. Anderson, M. Harper, N. Lacy, R. Blanks, D. Testerman, B. Patterson, M. Sowder, K. Newsome, S. Haymes. FOURTH ROW: S. Julian, S. Royal, D. McElhaney, J. Williams, G. Arthur, C. Noell, E. Godsey, T. Marsh, T. Wright. FIFTH ROW: Mr. Wright, D. Perkey, R. Moyer, R. Pillow, M. Blanks, J. May, M. Dillon, W. Hogan. we an + t G- «,) ’ FIRST ROW: Mrs. Moffit, K. Temple, K. Hill, A. Brown, K. Barksdale, T. Meadows, N. Warren, D. Ferguson, C. Elder, S. Mason, A. Chavez. SECOND ROW: J. Karnes, R. Loving, M. Gray, J. Speight, L. Wiley, V. Bennett, C. Kincaid, K. McAllister, S. Williams, T. Brown, J. Houston. THIRD ROW: K. Oster, R. Scott, V. VanLiere, S. Bruffy, P. York, L. Hicks, C. Moore, D. Smith, V. Thomas, K. Rig- gins, W. Derbin, F. Sydnor. FOURTH ROW: L. Elder, D. Arthur, D. Williams, K. Weekley, L. Smith, B. Cox, S. Fox, D. Smith, S. Ashwell, G. Brown, J. Smith, C. Haas. FIFTH ROW: D. Miller, K. Woodford, C. Whitlock, C. Brewer, M. Marsh, B. Burton, D. Baber, S. Myers, G. Nichols, J. Myers, W. Bersch, S. Westphal. NHS OFFICERS: STANDING: Winston Bersch, Treas.; Scott Myers, Sec.; SITTING: Susan Mason, Pres.; Cindy Moore, Vice-Pres. 150 THIRD ROW: Mrs. Phelps, D. Maddox, L. Andrews, S. Newman Hartman, B. Hudson. D.E. CLUB OFFICERS: D. Finley, G. Berch, C. Hubbard, M. So D.E. CLUB: FIRST ROW: M. Watts, M. Weeks, G. Deaner, W. Davis, J. Coffey. SECOND ROW: L. Robey, R. Vest, S. Wert, M. Reynolds. , D. Richardson, T. Wooldridge, K. Perdieu, J. Maddox, S. Mitchell, L. mers, J. Meadows. Beth Parnell gets some practical experience here at school. FIRST ROW: C. E. Maxey, J. L. Burcher, Glen Nice ly, Orlie VanBuskirk, Karen Kanode, Kenny Kanode, Dennis Bomar, Susan Wooldridge. SEC- OND ROW: Randy Maddox, Larry Krantz, Carlton Harris, Wayne Williams, Gary Overstreet, Donnie Cash, Terry Marsh, Tony McCormick, Dale Janis, Dale Rogers, Billy Barricks. THIRD ROW: Steve Lillard, Mark Henry, Delbert Beasley, Wyndall Riley, Raymond Bersch, Bill Ford, Wayne Crews, Carl Jordan, Jim Towles, Doug Barger, Derek Lique, Mike Staton. FOURTH ROW: Jimmy Lacy, Scott Traylor, Skippy Ritzman, Kenneth Bagby, Dale Dudley, Charles Barksdale, Tom Kidd, Ricky Caldwell, Joe Clary. FIFTH ROW: Kevin Crandall, Phil Hailey, David Wooldridge, Terry Robertson, Steve Robertson, Tom Bowen, Cecil Noell, Perry Hill, Greg Wade, Phil Arthur, Charles Blair. Future Farmers Dig Agriculture OFFICERS: Orlie VanBuskirk, Treasurer; Glen Nicely, Vice President; Lisle Ford, President; Kennie Kanode, Reporter; Dennis Bomar, Sentinel. NOT PICTURED: Karen Kanode, Secretary. VARSITY CLUB: FIRST ROW: W. Bersch, A. Sweeney, B. Lindsey, G. Arthur, B. Cox, T. Gunter, T. Marsh. SECOND ROW: D. Maddox, W. Cyrus, J. Callahan, J. Ferguson, C. Shaffer, M. Johnson, W. Keel. THIRD ROW: J. Hicks, R. Dawson, C. Perkey, S. Keel, T. Lunsford, D. Lawson, K. Cyrus, K. Clowdis. FOURTH ROW: S. Myers, L. Wood, J. White, G. Nichols, M. Montgomery, R. Shepard, D. Moore. FIFTH ROW: Mr. Hill, B. Harris, S. Julian, T. Dolan, M. Blanks. Athletes Unite in Clubs | MONOGRAM CLUB: FIRST ROW: G. Brown, B. Patterson, P. DeJarnette, C. Moore, R. MONOGRAM CLUB OFFICERS: Dale Dawson, Franklin, N. Warren, P. Conner. SECOND ROW: J. Moyer, T. VanLiere, L. Tyler, K. Dodson, Vice-Pres.; Kathy Wiles, Pres.; Kathy Riggins, K. Riggins, K. Wiles, C. Elder, S. Parks. THIRD ROW: D. Ellett, D. Driskill. Sec. FIRST ROW: C. Shearer, L. York, L. Tester, S. Overstreet, P. Wood, K. Cox, E. Woodall. SECOND ROW: L. Martin, K. Hales, V. Nichols, R. Tester, P. Bostic, R. Bibb, D. Tucker, C. Guill. THIRD ROW: L. Hicks, K. Temple, S. Stephens, G. Burch, S. Kennedy, R. Kim, M. Wool- | ard, L. Harker. FOURTH ROW: R. Franklin, J. Martin, E. Vincent, D. Harker, R. Harper, Mrs. Sax. CHESS CLUB: FIRST ROW: C. Hicks, P. Lewis, G. Clemenson, E. Crews, K. Wright, M. ONE WAY CLUB OFFICERS: Elmo _ Guris, K. Almond. SECOND ROW: B. Chase, R. Yeh, M. Robertson, E. Glass, R. Rudder, M. Woodall, Co-Pres.; Keith Cox, Co-Pres.; Burris, J. Palmer. THIRD ROW: Mr. Webb, K. Hudson, R. Bibb, M. Johnson, K. Kim, J. Richard Bibb, Treas.; Rhimi Kim, Sec. Reese, G. Larson. FIRST ROW: F. Sublett, G. Clemenson, F. Stanbery, D. Moore, T. Dolan, R. Pillow, J. Hicks. SECOND ROW: J. Travis, C. Cowins, J. Ar- tois, M. Johnson, R. Bersch, B. Perry, M. Smoot. THIRD ROW: S. Engledove, M. Parnell, D. Powers, P. Whitney, G. McIvor, J. Ferguson, B. Buchanan. FOURTH ROW: D. Lockridge, L. Clowdis, H. Parnell, W. C. Butt, R. Shepard, B. Loflin, T. Newsome, W. Keel. FIFTH ROW: K. BeKraft, J. Vagi, B. Stone, R. Harris, S. Keel, M. Schmitz, E. Buck, K. St. John. SIXTH ROW: M. Donahue, D. McElhaney, C. Arnold, M. Dillon, S. Julian, P. Dalton. SEVENTH ROW: Mr. McKenna, Mr. Howard. FCA OFFICERS: Steve Julian, Pres.; Philip Dalton, Chaplain; Tommy Dolan, Rep.; Donald Moore, Treas.; Fred Stanbery, Sec.; dents after one of his assemblies. Ricky Pillow, Vice-Pres. BELOW: Mr. Don Looney sponsored by the SCA talks with stu- Beeline Scoops Up School News if | EDITORS AND SPONSOR: L. Martin, J. Anderson, Mrs. Thompson. ' roorreaging yin G2 FD SP Spetiing coh lacks tcdecone BF Grammar ile, 09060 fF fancteaher ever % ntleer TO rune smriene {leg Hegieae Geay sete Fragma CIE Geer ase Kenia 9 Pruchng 212P utara Cotte y del Wie lwreng word delete omit Mmm Pre wh Fanthy freemen referenne: Agr wreag no ef sob, oH weg C Wrony ten htt ode in pecson. number, Tense PAGE EDITORS: S. Trent, G. Eaton, P. DeJarnette, R. Loving, K. Lewis, A. McClay, T. Brown. 156 . = Beeline Exhibits New Ideas P 2 = 3 S. £ . = REPORTERS: FIRST ROW: R. Wells, G. Rice, J. Allar. SECOND ROW: P. Rzaza, D. Baber, M. Johnson, B. Patterson. 157 ea atin ; Lays bag thie ws reat) ing tay ith if Lisa Martin, Kathy Hill, Celestine Allen, and Ike Wood identify pictures. Sal 7 H E GB Z SHo 64 SANNCS eros on RAN Ann Brown, Langhorne Lewis, and Marty Sowder rush to meet the final deadline. Karen Maddox, Marty Sowder, Beth Precious, and Ann Brown listen very attentively. Sharon Overstreet and Beth Precious diligently design pages for : ‘ . the yearbook. Kathy Hill and Celestine Allen take a break while selling subscrip- year tions to the BUZZER. Resolved: We Will Win William €) 4 a 2 “4 RAL Si; ree DEBATE CLUB: L. Kao, L. Ford, Sponsor Mr. Wright, L. David, P. Rzasa, B. Newton, L. Smith, A. Vavithes, C. Mann. DEBATE OFFICERS: Li-Lin Kao, Sec.; Lisle Ford, Pres.; Lynette David, Vice- Pres.; Angela Vavithes, SCA Rep. FIRST ROW: G. Wood, B. Ore, D. Cavey, K. Maddox. SECOND ROW: K. Hall, B. Banks, M. Wilcher, W. Canody, K. Duff, R. White, T. Blair. .C.T. Helps Needy Families Club members have fun wrapping Christmas packages. ICT OFFICERS: Betty Ore, Vice-Pres.; Roy White, Parliamentarian; Karen Mad- dox, Sec.; Kenneth Duff, Photographer; Darlene Cavey, Rep. 161 FTA and FSA Grow In Number LEFT TO RIGHT: FIRST ROW: F. Stanberry, K. Novak, J. Moyer, J. Guill. SECOND ROW: L. David, T. Byrd, B. Evers, K. Hill, S. Horne. THIRD ROW: V. Beck, H. Roark, G. Hay- maker, M. Weaver, Mrs. Spain, sponsor. FTA OFFICERS: Sec., B. Evers; Pres., J. Guill; Vice-Pres., T. Byrd; Treas., M. Weaver. FSA: FIRST ROW: V. Lunsford, C. Hicks, T. Ogden, P. Goff, L. Smith. SECOND ROW: S. Carwile, B. Martin, B. Watts, V. Brown, R. Franklin, S. Williams, L. Stevens, J. Mason, T. Hedrick. THIRD ROW: K. Davenport, P. Hill, D. VanNatten, M. Marshall, S. Clark, J. Speight, J. Jakobowski, W. Wills, C. Moore, W. Garrett, J. Smith, Mrs. Hutcherson, C. Ro- bertson. Wiley Leads Red Cross Club J. Hall, P. Chandler, J. Guill, W. Wills, W. Brown, L. Wiley, L. Elder. FOURTH ROW: € A. Brown, P. Jordon, J. Paiges. SECOND ROW: P. Wilson, K. Duncan, K. Almond. J. E. Jensen, D. Louis, L. Anderson, S. Wills. FIFTH ROW: Mrs. Hughes, Mrs. Sax. Bibb, S. Falls, K. Viar, D. Arthur. THIRD ROW: B. Wills, FIRST ROW: J. Houston, F. Sydnor, R. Scott, S. Mason, $, m at %. et , Vice-Pres.; Janice Hall, Treas.; Linda Wiley, Pres. y Hall , Sec.; Kathy Hicks, Bloodmobile Chair.; Judy , Rep. and Hist. RED CROSS OFFICERS: Regina Scott NOT PICTURED: Willa Derbin 163 FHA Prepares Pre-Game Meal Program chairman, Judi Spear, heads the FHA First year girls gather around to learn how to make Life Saver Dolls. Rally which many schools attended. FHA OFFICERS: Kim Riffe, Treas.; Jane Arthur, 2nd Vice-Pres.; Judi Spear, Program Chairman; Susan Arthur, Ist Vice-Pres.; Cindy Bagby, Rep.; Lynette Garbee, Sec.; Barbara Dolinger, Chaplain; Mary Sue Gray, Pres. NOT PICTURED: Kathy Shupe, Historian. sd y CW For Football Champions FHA: FIRST ROW: L. Wooldridge, M. Lillard, C. Butler, V. Reynolds, S. Pearson, K. Riffe, L. Garbee, C. Bagby, S. Arthur, J. Arthur, J. Spear, C. Tanner, Mrs. Kurtyka. SECOND ROW: B. Burley, K. Wright, J. Haskins, K. White, S. Wills, S. Wooldridge, D. Dolinger, B. Scott, P. Vaughn, C. | Beyrau, K. West, K. Burton, Mrs. Daughtrey. THIRD ROW: S. Harris, D. Jennings, P. Watts, S. Byrd, G. Mclvor, W. Wooldridge, C. Arthur, A. Ashby, D. Hunt, J. Reeves, E. Coleman, C. Mann, E. Merchant, K. Martin. FOURTH ROW: B. Dolinger, K. Shupe, E. Wheaton, M. Shannon, M. Gray, K. Dernoncourt, E. Arthur, Mrs. Cook, J. McLaughlin. FHA has outside speaker to demonstrate the making of Christmas gifts. Mrs. Daughtrey models one of her latest outfits. AN BERLE ELE ae ak een | Rf —! FIRST ROW: J. Brown, M. Jones, E. Turner, S. Duiguid, G. Brown, B. Watts, S. Andrews, V. Banks. SECOND ROW: A. Russ, F. Stanbery, @ Wert, A. Anderson, E. Kispert, C. Tanner, C. Walker, S. Mason, E. Wood, E. Johnson, B. Patterson, C. Lewis, J. Strange, R. Mazuera, R. Gilliam. THIRD ROW: Mr. Brewer, W. Bersch, A. Brown, S. Keel, V. Viswaneth, S. Kerr, K. McClary, M. Marsh, B. Buchanan, Mr. Milstead. Science Club Pays Trip To R-M FIRST ROW: S. Colinger, N. Snyder, D. Tyree, S. Synder, K. Riggins, W. Fau- ber. SECOND ROW: S. Fishpaw, T. Woody, K. Bell, M. Vess, T. Steffens, T. Krantz, Miss Daniel. THIRD ROW: K. Cyrus, M. Johnson, R. Franklin, E. God- sey, T. Marsh, D. Jensen. French Club Sponsors Dance K kc FIRST ROW: M. McDaniel, J. Moyer, N. Warren, P. DeJarnette, W. Bersch, V. Beck, J. Karnes, K. Oster, H. Dye, G. Arthur, D. Cyrus, C. Haas, R. Shepard, B. Watts, S. Clark, T. Travis, D. Tucker, A. Rice, C. Butler, A. Beyran, D. Moyer, Mrs. Joines. SECOND ROW: T. Fulton, L. David, G. Haymaker, C. Warwick, D. Wyant, E. Dalton, V. Cyrus, J. Paiges, P. Jordon, K. Hill, K. Hicks, J. Hall, T. Brown, A. Chavez, R. Tester, K. Powell, K. Smith, K. Foster, K. Hales, A. Bumgarner, H. Velte, Mrs. Thompson. THIRD ROW: C. Yeatts, R. Moyer, R. Tate, M. Weaver, D. Hicks, S. Arthur, H. Lucas, B. Evers, J. Riffe, K. Newsome, D. Newton, T. Coffey, R. White, M. Anderson, C. Witcher, C. Witcher, P. Jordon, E. Kispert. FOURTH ROW: T. Stark, K. Hoffman, K. Artois, B. Glass, J. Bonham, T. Puiliam, S. Turner, C. Edwards, A. Blanks, J. Spear, C. Evans, C. Wirt, K. Richardson, C. Little, V. Motley, P. Roginski, S. Jackson, V. Nichols, A. Baughn, M. Weaver, R. Hudnall, 8S. Woodward. FIFTH ROW: K. Lewis, S. Wilkerson, G. Mclver, R. Paiges, P. White, B. Trent, T. Byrd, K. Robertson, C. Eads, I. Wood. H. Reeves, J. Shephard, D. Cox, J. Earnest, M. Glass, P. Hastings, P. Tucker. FRENCH CLUB OFFICERS: Terry Fulton, Vice-Pres.: Debbie Wyant, Rep.; Nancy Warren, Pres.; Amy Blanks, Treas.: Tricia Brown, Sec.; Vicki Beck, SCA Representative. I didn’t know French could be so dirty. irit In Raise Spi iggins D R n o i=) A. oO oO a] . oO = : oO E Lao} Ss z= oO 2 ra = =) o o = sd rs) o MN g A. ° oO wn 4 1 Z ew (qe) xd z 2 f 2) fz [em o Q ae — oO = jae NM = F 5 faa’ (z | 2) ‘= x jal NM raw rs) = Monitors Keep Students In Line The SCA Monitors take time out for a picture. Cafeteria monitors prove themselves helpful. SCA Monitors faithfully take up lunch tickets. Glass Leads Latin Club x . % — TN = 38% eh 4 Pa “ oe Soe a Seat adie ” oe : 4 gesagt = +: SPS SERED ES is ie EIN a eS ae OS SS ST oe. RE aia, Ste FIRST ROW: C. Bohon, S. Julian, C. Arnold, D. Ashworth, G. Eaton, M. Liar, S. Wooldridge, S. Horne, B. Evers, K. Mitchell, V. Hughes, B. Wills, J. Guill, P. Duncan. SECOND ROW: C. Tolley, J. Williams, P. Jarvis, T. Bass, T. Lunsford, M. Johnson, C. Viar, T. Travis, A. Sweeney, T. Dolan, R. Tilotson, T. Marsh, D. Perkey, W. Johnson, L. Sherbourne. THIRD ROW: L. Griffin, L. Kao, S. Mast, P. Copley, F. Sydnor, M. Evans, J. Karnes, D. Williams, R. Loving, D. Baber, D. Arthur, A. Brown, K. Robertson, V. Merchent, S. Kerr. FOURTH ROW: D. Costa, W. Wills, W. Brown, B. Keefer, D. Smith, C. Seyffert, J. Travis, K. BeCraft, B. Saunders, T. Horne, J. McAllister, R. Johnson, K. Duncan, N. Ernsberger, P. Wilson, V. Miller. FIFTH ROW: Mrs. Hughes, S. McClary, K. Dernoncourt, J. Houston, S. Williams, C. Brewer, R. Scott, C. Whitlock, E. Glass, C. Rogers, R. Shellnut, S. Brown, K. Wright, D. Lockdridge, D. Costa. OE AEB tte LATIN CLUB OFFICERS: Eugene Glass, Pres.; Li Lin Kao, Rep.; Tommy Paying a visit to the Latin Club Members, Santa Claus and his Marsh, SCA Representative; Steve Julian, Sec.; Tommy Lunsford, Vice-Pres.; _ helper prepare to hand out goodies. Smitty Horne, Hist. NOT PICTURED: Peter Wooldridge, Treas. Working with lots of glue and patience, toothpick structures grow in height. Gary Rice, Vice-Pres. RRS SRENS ETE NITE FIRST ROW: R. Rudder, L. Martin, M. Sowder, R. Johnson, C. Gibson, B. Blankenship, M. Davi Art Club Paints Backdrop s, G. Rice. SECOND ROW: K. McClary, J. Sims, W. Coleman, M. Butt, G. Larson. THIRD ROW: L. Jennings, L. Franklin, D. Burford, M. Burris, J. Williams, F. Vaughn, Mr. Thrasher, M. Brown, G. Nance, C. Patterson, A. Ricketts, B. Trent. L. Clowdis, K. Lewis, Mrs. Meredith. ‘ART CLUB OFFICERS: Marty Sowder, Pres.; Kathy McClary, Sec.-Treas.; Melodrama Presented By Club FIRST ROW: K. Lewis, M. Sowder, R. Wood, B. Blankenship, S. Horne, K. Newsome. SECOND ROW: J. Riffe, R. Franklin, S. Fulcher, R. Bibb, P. Wood, K. Cox, R. Harris, B. Evers, G. Rice. THIRD ROW: K. McElhaney, A. Baughn, V. Nichols, M. Jones, C. Kincaid, C. Evers, D. Mann, L. York, C. Butler, A. Rice. FOURTH ROW: C. Martin, G. Cash, K. Lindsey, T. Guilbert, D. Hartless, I. Wood, L. Martin, R. Blanks, J. Reeves, M. Lillard, M. Belden, C. Rosser. FIFTH ROW: V. Hughes, H. Roark, S. Dalton, D. Tuggle, T. Bass, T. Krantz, J. Nash, B. Stanbery, P. Piston, K. Mc- Dowell, L. Anderson, E. Jenson, N. Lacy. SIXTH ROW: M. Johnson, D. Tucker, K. McCubbins, K. Novak, T. Travis, J. Whitmore, C. Williamson, C. Kincaid, R. Harris, J. Bredlove, C. Kluge. SEVENTH ROW: Mrs. Sexton, W. Harris, C. Little, D. Pfiefer, K. Mitchell, L. Chappell, P. Mason, C. Guill, K. Lauderdale, J. Buchanan, F. Stanbery, K. Rice. EIGHTH ROW: M. Bullock, D. Jenson, D. Lyon, S. Montgomery, K. Foster, K. Smith, K. Powell, M. Horne, D. Testerman, E. Coleman, S. Bumgarner, L. Smith. S — ; f ly FORENSICS TEAM: FIRST ROW: Robert Wood, Debbie Mann, Keith Almond, DRAMA CLUB OFFICERS: Martv S ne Carol Kincaid, Ike Wood. SECOND ROW: Greg Clemenson, Randy Teague, Joe pipbegtitins Bsc nite 5. Karnes, Wanda Wills, Cathy Newsome. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Huffman, Mrs. Robert- Pres,; Richard Bibb: 2nd Vice-Prek: Betiw Euera Aer son. NOT PICTURED: Germaine Brown, Terry Meadows, Susan Mason, Robbie E ; re ; cael a Wells, Patti Bostic. Newsome, Pres.; Smitty Horne, Sec.; Fred Stanbery, Vice- ABOVE: The Projection Club. Library and Projection Clubs Serve THE LIBRARY CLUB: FIRST ROW: W. Welfar, T. Coffey, D. Ragland, D. Dolinger, P. Martin, B. Harper, S. McCubbin, W. Harris. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Feagans, M. Welfar, S. Bryant, C. Garret, G. Cash, K. Martin, G. Weed, V. Loving, J. Nash, P. Mason, C. Maupin, C. Little, D. Robert- son. 173 Mr. Shoemaker shows his technique of breath contro THE SENIOR CHORUS OF “72” — “73”. = oD) LLJ = qe) at fens Ea ed) i v jae Y = O cS U Y = jae The Junior Chorus takes on a new look! Martha Weaver and Lynette David practice on the piano. BELOW: MIXED CHORALE: FIRST ROW: K. Lindsey, S. Williams, K. Cox, R. Harris, M. Dillion, S. Elliot, S. Parks. SECOND ROW: N. War- ren, K. Temple, R. Coleman, V. Beck. THIRD ROW: V. Nichols, L. York, F. Sydnor, F. Shepard, B. Duncan, 8. Stevens, B. Poindexter, D. New- ton, D. Baber, V. Thomas, D. Tanner, L. David. SIF a’ a Gee, eee) | ee | ee ee eee “1, Marching Band Visits Azalea GROUP I: FIRST ROW: D. Almond, W. Fauber, R. Welfare, J. Reeves, A. Vivithes, L. Thyberg, S. Watts, J. Porter, R. Yeh. SECOND ROW: J. Buchanan, L. McBee, J. Daugherty, J. Mc Goughlin, B. Williams, C. Arnold, T. Krcelic, M. Horne, S. Williams, R. DeSha. THIRD ROW: T. | Hooper, H. Velts, D. Morris, S. Fox, S. Etherton, K. Almond, L. Griffin, C. Harris, M. Henry, J. Tague, S. Bryant, S. Wade. | GROUP II: FIRST ROW: R. Rudder, K. West, D. May, D. Ashworth, C. West, R. Anderson, R. Hopper, C. Yandle. SECOND ROW: E. Buck, D. Svit ek, A. Mason, D. Smith, D. Gray, M. Woolard, B. Nixon, K. Stone, D. Johnson, S. Tucker. THIRD ROW: M. Bullock, D. Gray, M. Ware, S. Martin, R. Settle, R. Wells, H. Reeves, N. Welfare, G. Wheeler, E. Murrell, F. Lindsey. R. DeSha, M. Bullock, F. Lindsey, K. Stone, S. Fox, M. Woolard, S. Tucker, D. John- G. Eaton, C. Noell, G. DeWease, M. Ware, E. Buck, A. Mason, D. Miller, C. Harris, E. Murrell. PEP BAND: FIRST ROW: S. Horne, D. Almond, L. McBee, son. SECOND ROW: S. Bryant, K. West, R. Wells, GROUP III: FIRST ROW: M. Francis, K. Stone, S. Colbert, V. Gil- liam, J. Whit. SECOND ROW: C. Noell, G. DeWease, G. Eaton, J. PEP BAND OFFICERS: FIRST ROW: Susan Fox, Glen DeWease. SEC- Porter. THIRD ROW: D. Miller. OND ROW: Gary Eaton, Fred Lindsey, Kenneth Stone, Cecil Noell. MAJORETTES: R. Franklin, T. Hutcherson, V. Miller, T. Travis, C. Moore, H. Roark, D. Driskill, D. Ferguson, D. Ellett. Majorettes Add Glamour To Game Head Majorette: Cindy Moore. Feature Twirler: Kathy Novak. The Flag Corps steps into formation. Flag Corps Leader — Valerie Thomas | Newly-Formed Flag Corp Excels FLAG CORPS MEMBERS: K. Moore, K. Godsey, D. Tyree, D. Butler, V. Beck, C. Edwards, S. B S. Hilbish, V. Motley, C. Little, M. Jones, R. Davenport. owen, V. Thomas, G. Haymaker, C. Bagby, rIEIUIN O DI HORN MARKET NATION ‘OUI “OD VOVH AYU | Cy KS I) ew (on Hy): , a) cx a} LY Ht ¢ ERFF JONES m3� uv S.AaTYNA “NO v oO” W he S RASH VOLKSWAGEN, IN y ) is FEDERAL VA im axa AUNIUI SITY = L BANK Co} @ ; g : ee mee ar atl aks t panty fot 1s] pinihlty Mya) af MAN'S “2 my, ll Rent | i 2) e ss) ¢ Md UNS, pre CF oa ||| eA alt u wk $5 WINALL. ETD LT Thee ; (C) baad 0: —’ : n Y tC. a ee eer KWRS yi = (7s) Hi f | U oul AANIVS-STIIM AD 1Suld SAVM IV O ; } | MNAAM ON YNLIN , E © S ¢ S Lon Hag SS g : Ee 5 az lL, x eo: S38 s oe 6 - ZF a m : aI. fi 1 Ft 2 i. ad S Q J. DEDICATED ED ID “ON THE Go?” Jerry Falwell, Jr. has a dad who’s energetic and always ‘‘on the go.” He always has been but not for the purposes he is now. When Jerry, Sr. was a student in your school he had other dreams and aspirations. He was an ’’A” student through grade and high school, graduating vale- dictorian of his class at Brookville, and went on to college to study to be a mechanical engineer. Then something tremendous hap- pened that caused Jerry to com- pletely change directions — he received the Lord Jesus Christ as his personal Savior and was called into the ministry. Little did Jerry know that, after his graduation from Bible college, he would be destined to build not only one of the world’s great churches, but also head the largest religious TV net- work in the world, ‘“Fhe Old-Time Gospel Hour.” Just two years ago Dr. Falwell saw another dream come true—the beginning of Lynch- burg Baptist College. Now, in its second year, L.B.C. and the Thomas Road Bible Institute have an enroll- Jerry Falwell, Sr. Jerry Falwell, Jr. ment exceeding 1200 students. Soon all new facilities will be built on Route 29 Sou th here in Lynch- burg, housing the many-faceted ministry. Jerry plans a new semi- nary, a home for the aged, and other far-reaching goals. So, when you see Jerry Falwell hop in the Convair 580 with his team for some faraway place, you'll know this man ‘‘on the go” had the cour- age to think big. 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To give YOUTH a sense of RESPONSI- BILITY to their own GENERATION. Music Ministry: Younger Choirs ; (Wed.) 7:30 P.M. . To help YOUTH face and solve their Youth Choir (Wed.) 7:30 P.M. PROBLEMS. Adult Choir (Thur.) 7:30 P.M. . To help YOUTH appreciate their Youth Center (Fri.) 7:30 P.M. OLDER GENERATION. Fun, Food, Fellow- ship, Rap-time . To help YOUTH APPRECIATE their COUNTRY and their HERITAGE as CHRISTIAN CITIZENS. 200 DAVID GLASS WLVA RADIO AND TELEVISION “IT couldn’t really afford this ad in your annual, but really love seeing my name in print. Besides, my mother will be pleased.” Thanx, David Glass HAVE A NICE LIFE McCARRON FLORISTS FOREST PHARMACY EDITHS FLOWER HUT TIMBERLAKE BEAUTY SALON ‘Balaton OF DIAMONDS WRIGHT’S BARBER SHOP 1124 Main St. Downtown Lynchburg THE HOME OF RED CARPET SERVICE You’ve got a lot to live Pepsi’s got alot to give seniors Enjoy Final Year Letters To Forum Senior Faces In The Crowd Game Report Of The News ‘Biased’ Editor of The News: Being the only public service newspaper of the Lynchburg area, surely you demand that your staff performs up to the top journalistic standards. Cer- tainly you require that your writers give a complete and ac- curate report of the news to the public. Yet, it seems that one partic- ular writer failed to present an objective and unbiased review of the E. C. Glass-Brookville football game. E. C. Glass received their re- ward in his article, and right- fully so, for they won. But the Brookville team was unmerci- fully slandered. On most occa- sions, it was the Brookville de- fense that caused Glass’s turn- overs. No credit was given to the outstanding Brookville de- fensive line. No mention was given of Brookville’s scoring threat within the Glass ten yard line. Such phrases as ‘‘when the chips were down, the Bees could not withstand the pressure’ ? and “then the Hilltoppers showed their superiority” are terribly unfair and unfortunately pre- judiced. Comparing it to a good article in The Daily Advance one wonders if the writers saw the same ballgame, because The News write-up presents an inac- curate picture of the real situa- tion. A football game is a minor event as compared to local, state, and national happenings. The revelancy of the article is that it has misled and mis- guided the public. One cannot help but wonder, in light of your duty to present facts, whether the local, state, and national news has been or will be given in all truthfulness and not in a prejudiced, biased manner. May Providence protect this na- tion from public brainwash. Your power is great; it must not be misused. KIM WOODFORD, Student, Brookville High School Seniors must instruct underclassmen on operating the voting machine. Seniors are always cleaning up behind underclass- men. Seniors lead final pep rally for football. In Lynchburg Shop eqgelt Your Happy Shopping Store Downtown Pittman Plaza Joan B. Arthur Phone 239-2629 SATII Sane Flawer?= VS Cart WK For Your Every Floral Need 7701 Timberlake Road Lynchburg, Va. 24502 Compliments of RAMEY’S GRILL 709 Main Street PHONE 384-5339 ENT Dred 's Professional danitor Service “LET US DO YOUR DIRTY WORK FRED KLAGES 3631 OLD FOREST ROAD OwNER LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA 24501 HUGHES DRY CLEANING, CORP. 1601 Park Avenue Dial Victor 7-7756 Lynchburg, Va. You Can Count On Us...... Quality Costs No More At Sears Compliments Of: Sears 2315 Memorial Avenue © 1—Stop Shopping Center 52 Depts. 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Abbott, Patricia Joy 86 Abbott, Robert Michael 74 Abbott, Thomas Ashby Abrams, Karen Adkins, Dianne Lynn 108 Agarwala, Shashi Ann Alcock, Shirley Anne 74 Aldrich, William Allen 50 Alexander, William 108 Allar, Warren James 181,157,138 Allen, Alfred Denis 50 Allen, Cathy 96 Allen, Cathy Ann Allen, Celestine Marie 158,159 Allen, Debbie 74 Allen, Jeff Brian 96 Allen, John Steven 50 Allen, Thomas Wagner 50 Almond, Debra Lynn 86 Almond, Debra Marye 86 Almond, Gerald Keith 154,172,176 Almond, Jody Ann 86 Almond, Karen Valora 74,163 Anderson, Audrey Lee 86,149,166 Anderson, Craig M. 86 Anderson, Fred G. Anderson, James Arthur 74,156 Anderson, Laura Ann 108,163,172 Anderson, Merebeth Diane 86,167 Anderson, Richard Elwood 108,177 Anderson, Tara Anderson, Tommy Scott 108 Andrews, Constance L. 112 Andrews, Elbert Leon 50,151 Andrews, Serita Michele 50,166 Arnold, Charles Edgar 86,142,155, 170,176 Arrington, John Mitchell 108,131 Arthur, Barry Alan 96 Arthur, Barry Carthell Arthur, Crawford Lee 96 Arthur, Cynthia Ann 108,165 Arthur, Donna Gayle 50,150,163,170 Arthur, Ellen Kay 86,165 Arthur, Gary Wallace 96,149 Arthur, Glenn Edward 50,124,126, 127,153 Arthur, Jane Ellen 86,141,164,165 Arthur, Kandus Louise 86 Arthur, Phillip Wesley Arthur, Susan Renee 86,164,165,167 Artois, Catherine Lee 74,144,167 Artois, John William 96,129,155 Ashby, Angela Dawn 108,165 Ashwell, Douglas Wayne 108 Ashwell, Phillip ‘ Ashwell, Sue Stevens 51,150 Ashworth, Dennis Neal 86,91,170,177 Austin, Wanda Leola 86 Baber, David Lamont 4,51,150,157, 170,175 Bagby, Cynthia Eileen 86,164,165,179 Bagby, Kenneth N. 108 Bagwell, Frank Foster 96 Bailer, Ricky 74 Bailey, Ricky T. Baker, Carrington D. 51 Baker, Dale Peyton 96 Baker, Deborah Jean 108 Baker, Howard Terry 86 Baker, Kathy Gail 51 Bak-r, Tracey Lee Baldwin, Christine Frances 96 Ball, Kevin James 108 Ball, Theodore David 51 INDEX Ballard, Brenda Lee 108 Ballard, Evans Thomas 86 Ballard, Sandra Phyllis 86 Ballowe, David Ray 96 Ballowe, Robert L. 86 Ballowe, Tracey Ann 86,139 Bankert, David Wayne 74 Bankert, John Michael 108 Bankert, Myra Ann 51 Banks, Barry Wyatt 161 Banks, Cindy Larrew Banks, David Anthony Banks, Dennis Lee Banks, Katherine Lee Banks, Michael Grayson Banks, Valerie Corrine 166 Barclay, Thomas Frazier 96 Barger, Douglas Alan 108 Barksdale, Charles Leroy 96 Barksdale, Karen Lynn 51,150 Barksdale, Nancy Burton 96 Barnes, Angela Middle Barnes, Vicki Ann Barnett, Keith Howard 108 Barricks, Anita F. 74 Barricks, Barry 108 Barricks, Billy Leslie Bass, Travis Edwin 74,170,172 Bateman, Laura Leigh Baughn, Anne Elizabeth 96,149 167,172 Beahm, James M. 108 Beaman, Becky Marie Beasley, Cynthia Lynn 74 Beasley, Deborah Bryant 86 Beasley, Delbert Ray 108 Beck, Victoria Hamilton 74,162,167, 175,179 BeCraft, Kenneth Vaughn 86 BeCraft, Lewis Kirk 74,129,149, 155,170 Belcher, Cindy Levonne 96 Belcher, Daran Scott 51 Belden, Marilyn Leith 96,172 Bell, John Ray 74,127 Bell, Rickey Owen 86 Bennett, Vicki Lynn 18,51,150 Bersch, Raymond Phaup 96,124,127 ,132, 153,155 Bersch, Winston Stuart 51,126,150,164, 167 Beyrau, Anne Teresa 74,144,167 Beyrau, Caroline 108,165 Bibb, Judy Gail 74,163 Bibb, Richard Eugene 74,154,172 Bibb, Robin Ann Bible, Charles David Bible, Karen Gail 51 Bingham, Barbara Sue 86,130,149 Bingham, Charles Michael 108,131 Biser, Kim W. 51 Blair, Alice Gale 87 Blair, Carolyn Dawn 87 Blair, Charles V. 108 Blair, Clyde William 87 Blair, Howard David 108 Blair, Terry Daniel 74,161 Blankenship, Cathy A. 87 Blankenship, Dave Edwin 109 Blankenship, Mark Edward 109 Blankinship, Grafton Eugene 75,171 Blanks, Amy Stevens 75,136,167 Blanks, Michael Howard 75,132,135, 149,153 Blanks, Robin Lynn 109,149,172 Board, John Lawson 109 208 Board, Pamela Kaye 86,87 ,136 Board, Robert Michael 96 Bohon, Clemons Carson 87,170 Bomar, Dennis Early 109 Bomar, Vickie Lynn 96 Bonds, Mark Wayne 87 Bondurant, Linda R. Bondurant, Thomas A. 87,129 Bondurant, Wanda Sue 96 Bonham, Janet Kay 75,167 Bostic, Al Lee 109,140 Bostic, Patti Gail 87,154 Bowen, Susan Ritchie 75,179 Bowen, Tom Sheehan ) Boyer, Douglas Kenneth 96,142 Bradley, Carol Ann 87 Bradley, Shirley Marie 96 Bradley, Victor Wayne 109 Branch, Mark Booker 87 Brandimarte, Joseph P. 75 Brandimarte, Phil Breedlove, Sally Jane 96,172 Brewer, Joseph Craig 18,52,67, 150,170 Brightwell, Richard Wayne 96 Britt, Tony Clayton Brooks, Patricia Ann 52 Brooks, Sylvia Ellen 109 Brown, David Brown 97 Brown, David Darrell 97 Brown, David Wayne 97 Brown, Diane Carol 109 Brown, Germaine Carol 52,141,150, 153,166 Brown, Janet Louise Brown, Jennifer Arlene Brown, Julie Ann Brown, Lona Marie 87 Brown, Mike Jerry 109,171 Brown, Patricia Jane 52,150,156,167 Brown, Sandra Delores 108,109 Brown, Steve Kelly 97,170 Brown, Vickie Lea 52,162 Brown, Virginia Ann 52,150,158,159, 163,166,170 Brown, Wanda Faye 75,163 Brown, Wilbur Fredie 87 Brown, William E. 87 Bruder, Iris Mary 87 Bruffy, Carlton Hamlet 87 Bruffy, Sandra Gail 52,150 Brumley, Kristi Lynn 75 Brunk, Daniel Neal 52 Brunk, Sylvia Marie 75 Brunk, Veda Lynn 97 Brunson, Kathleen Jean 87 Bryan, Raymond Hugh Bryan, Ruth Ann 87 Bryant, Brenda Lee 97 Bryant, Carl David 87 Bryant, James Charles Bryant, Michael William 87 Bryant, Sheila Dawn 87,173,176,177 Bryant, Thomas Raymond 109 Buchanan, Brad David 15,97 ,129,142, 155,166 Buchanan, Mark Alan 75 Buck, Cathy R. 109 Buck, Edward Leigh 87,129,142,155, 177 Buckanan, Jody Sue 172,176 Bull, Holly Corinne 75 Bullock, Mark Jessee 75,172,177 Bumgarner, Audrey Kay 97,167 Bumgarner, Charles Edward 87,129 Bumgarner, Deborah Jean 109 Bumgarner, Wanda May 52 Burch, Garnet Neil 75,154 Burford, Bonnie Renee 109 Burford, Cheryl Diane 97,139 Burford, Dana C. 87,129,171 Burford, Kim Marie 75 Burgess, Cindy Jean 109 Burkholder, Allen 109 Burkholder, Bruce 109 Burks, Phyllis Diane Burley, Betsey Kay 109,165 Burnett, Debra Kaye 75 Burnett, Joseph Carl 97 Burnett, Laura Lee 52 Burnett, Reginald Lee 53 Burnette, Deronda Dale 75 Burnette, Guy Henry 53 Burnette, Sharon Yvonne 53 Burns, Donald Kent 87 Burris, Mark Christopher 109,154,171 Burton, Carmen Ione 109 Burton, Kathy V. 97,165 Burton, Robert James 87 Burton, William James 53,150 Bush, Demaris Jane 97 Butler, Brenda Kaye 75 Butler, Carla June 97,165,167,172 Butler, Debbie Jean 179 Butler, Linda Faye 87 Butt, Michael David 97,171 Butt, William C. 87,129,155 Bybee, Patricia Lynn 75 Bybee, Susan Rebecca 87 Byrd, Sheila Kay 109,165 Byrd, Tina Marie 75,149,162,167 Caldwell, Ricky E. 109 Callahan, Donna Anne 109 Callahan, Jerry J. 87 Callahan, Jimmy Lee 75,127,153 Calloway, Doreatha Maxine 75 Calloway, Ophelia Leverne 97 Campbell, David Keith 75 Campbell, Kenny Wayne 109 Campbell, Mary Lou 87 Campbell, Rebecca 109 Campbell, Teresa Mae 87 Canada, Paul James 97 Canada, Yolanda Denese 53 Cannaday, Berkley Madison 109,140 Cannaday, Russell Hamner 109,140 Canody, Nancy Karen 87 Canody, Wayne Thomas 161 Carroll, Kevin M. 97 Carter, Deborah Mae 53 Carwile, Bradford Lynn Carwile, Kathy Dianne 53 Carwile, Rhonda Kay 97 Carwile, Wanda Sue 53,162 Carwile, Windill Hurt 53 Cash, Carole Ann 109,130 Cash, Cynthia Ann 75 Cash, Donna Sue 97 Cash, Donnie E. 109 Cash, Gail Lynn 97,172,173 Cash, Ricky Everett 97,129 Cash, Ronnie Mark 109 Cavey, Edith Darlene 75,161 Cawthorne, Robert Wayne 97 Chambers, Judy Ann 97 Chambers, Linda Sue Chandler, Pamela Jean 97,163 Chappell, Leigh Anne 97,130,172 Chase, Robert Alan 43,97,154 Chavez, Anita Sarah 53,150,167 INDEX Chavez, Mark David 109,124,126 Childres, Debie Carol 97 Childress, Timothy Scott 109 Chunn, Benjamin Franklin 19 Clark, Sandra Gail 53,162,167 Claybrook, Donna Kaye 109 Claybrook, Susan Faye 75 Claybrook, Trilvia Ann 53 Clemenson, Greg Charles 87,142,154, 155,172 Clements, Florence Pringle Clements, Will Henry 54 Clowdis, Carroll Lynn 97,131 Clowdis, Kenneth L. 54,126,127,149, 158,155 Clowdis, Lewis A. 171 Coates, John Thomas 54 Coffey, Janet Teresa 151 Coffey, Terry L. 97,173 Coffman, Joyce Lynn 54 Colbert, Sue Valerie 97,103,177 Coleman, Cheryl Devon 97 Coleman, Edwana Lynne 109,1 65,172 Coleman, George Clifton 54 Coleman, James Allen 109 Coleman, James Edward Coleman, Karen Lynn 76 Coleman, Kenneth Franklin Coleman, Ralph Warren 76,171 Coleman, Robin Faith 76,128 Coleman, Sandra Lea 97,110 Coleman, Sandy Jo Coleman, Shirley Ann 110 Coleman, Timothy Lee 97,131 Colinger, Robert Donald 54,175 Colinger, Sandra Diane 54,149,166 Collier, Fayette Smith 97,129 Collins, Barbara Elizabeth 54 Collins, Kathy Suzanne 76 Collins, Kevin Randall 87 Collins, Mark Damon 110 Colpo, Peter Alan LS SLO SalOe Sie 140 Conner, Anita Page 18,54,136,153 Cooper, Frederick L. Cooper, W. Van 87 Copley, Paul Andrew 88,170 Cordier, Jack Fernand 20,54 Cordier, Jocelyne L. 110 Costa, Darrell Eugene 138,170 Costa, Donald Ray 88,97,129,170 Covington, David L. 110 Cowart, Deborah Yvonne 97 Cowins, Charles Lynn 88,129,155 Cowins, John Paul 55 Cox, Brian Glenn 5,55,150,153 Cox, Dennis Coleman 98,167 Cox, Keith Edwin 76,154,172,175 Cox, P. Lynn 98 Cox, Robin Sue 88 Cox, Terry L. Crance, Carey 110 Crance, Cheryl 98 Crandall, Kevin Wayne 76 Crane, Kenneth Brian 88 Crane, Michael Dennis 110 Creacy, Cindy L. 110 Creasey, Vivian Marrie 88 Creasy, Robert Neal 98 ‘Creasy, Roy Lenwood Creasy, Steven D. 88,129,142 Creger, Kenneth Bradley 55 Creger, Melanie Anne 88 Crews, Cabell Wayne 98 Crews, Charles Barney 209 Crews, Eddie H. 88,154 Crews, Geraldine Fran Crickenberger, Brian Leigh 88 Crist, Greg Earl Crist, Michael Ray 55,142 Crist, Steven Lee 98,142 Criste, Kevin Robert 110 Criste, Steve Thaddeus Crouse, Debra Jean 98 Cundiff, Dennis Leon 76 Cunningham, Gary Lee 88 Cunningham, Sandy 98 Curling, Susan Gail 110 Cyrus, Charles F. 88 Cyrus, Clarence James 98 Cyrus, Claudia Ann 55 Cyrus, David Early 74,76,167 Cyrus, Gaurry Wayne 55,126,150,153 Cyrus, Glenn Allen 88 Cyrus, Kenneth Carroll 76,127,153,166 Cyrus, Ronald William 98 Cyrus, Vickie Anne 98,167 Dalton, Lavomne Elaine 98,167 Dalton, Phillip L. 76,126,155 Dalton, Ricky Lynn 110 Dalton, Sandra Diane 76 Dalton, Steven Wayne 110 Daniel, David Coy Daugherty, Julie J. 98,176 Daugherty, Steve Walter Davenport, Randy 110 Davenport, Robin Hope 76,179 David, Willa Lynette 88,160,162, 167,175 Davis, Beverly Lewis Davis, Calvin Wayne 76,151 Davis, Joe 98 Davis, Kenneth Franklin 88 Davis, Michael Gregg 55,171 Davis, Ronald Gary 88,138 Dawkins, Wayne Donnell Dawson, Betty Jean 76,136 Dawson, Joel Allen 88 Dawson, Leslie Ray 76 Dawson, Robert Warren 55,132,135,153 Dawson, Ruth Dale 55 Deacon, David Arthur 110 Deaner, Cynthia Gale 110 Deaner, Glen Alison 151 Dearing, Gary Keith 98,129,142 Dearing, Randy Scott Dearing, Steven 110 DeJarnette, Patricia Darlene 54,55,128,153, 156,167 Demers, Barbara L. 88 Demers, Jeffrey David 56 Denney, Linda Ann 76 Denson, Andrew Nathan 110 Denson, Melanie Dawn 88 Denton, Brenda Faye 110 Denton, Kimberly Dawn 88 Denton, Tamara Lynn 98 DePriest, Sheila Gayle 56 Derbin, Willa Jean 56,150 Dernoncourt, Karen Lee 56,141, 165,170 DeSha, Karen Leigh 76,128 DeSha, Ronald Wayne 88,176,177 DeWease, Glenn Jeffrey 56,177 Dillard, Karen Denise 39 Dillon, Michael Lee 37,88,129, 149,155 Dishman, Gayle Grigsby 88 Dishman, James B. 76 Dishman, William Keith 98 Diuguid, Sheila Ann 56,166 Divers, Marsha Denise 110 Dixon, Deborah Jean 88,139 Dixon, Freddy Luther 88 Dixon, Kathleen Elizabeth 110 Dodl, Tammy Jo 110 Dodson, Karen L. 76,141,144,153 Dolan, Brenda Kay 98 Dolan, Thomas L. 74,76,127,153, 155,170 Dolinger, Barbara Jean 56,164,165 Dolinger, Donna Sue 110,165,173 Dolinger, Jessie Carl 110 Donahue, Michael Lee 88,129,155 Donnell, Peter James Dooley, Ann Gray 110 Dorman, Michael Curtis 76 Dorr, Joan Elizabeth 110 Dorr, Joanne Marie 110 Doss, Marcia Evonne 98 Dowdy, Mark Steven 56 Driskill, Craig Crandall 110 Driskill, Donna Marie 76,153,178 Dudding, Linda Suzanne 110 Dudley, Conrad Dennis Dudley, Diane Dawn 98 Dudley, Dennis Dale 110 Duff, Kenneth Michael 56,161 Dunaway, James Dennis 110 Dunaway, Phillip Stephen 57 Duncan, Brian Daniel 40,57,175 Duncan, Karen Beth 98,163,170 Duncan, Mike James 98 Duncan, Patricia Lee 76,170 Dunevant, David Warren 110 Dunn, Michael Lewis 88 Dye, Harold Lee 77,167 Eads, Carol Franklin 77,167 Eagle, Tommy Lee 98,131 Eanes, Kathie Elizabeth 77 Eanes, Sandra Corinne 110 Early, Elizabeth Ann 110 East, Jerry Lamar 110 Eaton, Gary Michael 57,156,170,177 Edwards, Carey Anne 77,167,179 Edwards, David Landon 110 Edwards, John Mark 88 Elder, Cindy Faye 15,50,57,136, 150,153 Elder, Lindi Gaye 57,150,163 Elder, Mike Jerome 98 Ellett, Deborah Kaye 88,153,178 Ellett, Vicky Anne 111 “Elliott, Alvah Anthony 98 Elliott, Sherry Laree 175 Elliott, Stephen Woodell 88 x Ellis, Kenneth Ray 98 Engledove, Steven Edward 111,131,140,155 Englund, Fred 88 Epperson, Ronald James 111 Ernest, Jeffrey Franklin 98,167 Ernsberger, Nancy Lynn 88,170 Etherton, Scott Thomas 98,176 Eubank, Carol 111 Eubank, George Carter 142 Evans, Christine Dawn 98,167 Evans, Gary Lee 111 Evans, John Edward 77 Evans, Michael Wayne 77,170 Evans, Shirley Padgett 88 Evelyn, Tony Edward 77 Evers, Betty Lou 77,162,167, 170,172 Evers, Carol Sue 111,172 Evers, Vicky Lynn 111 INDEX Falls, Susan Joy 98,163 Falwell, Jeffrey Leigh 88 Falwell, Robin L. Farish, Craig F. 88 Fariss, Elizabeth Anne 98 Farmer, Mary Ann 88 Farmer, William Steven 77 Farthing, Kathy Ann 77 Farthing, Terry Wayne 98 Fauber, Wanda Gay 77,166,176 Fauber, Yvonne Cecil 111 Faulconer, Zane Paige 111 Fears, Deborah Kay Fenimore, William A. 111 Fenton, Kristine Ellen Ferguson, Deborah Jean 57,65,150,178 Ferguson, Eugene 111 Ferguson, James Dean 89,127,138, 153,155 Fiala, Andrew Joseph 111 Fielder, Keith Maurice Fifer, Wallace Douglas 111 Finley, Danny Wade 98,151 Fisher, Frederick Randall 86,89 ,127 Fishpaw, Charles Curtis 77,166 Fishpaw, Linda Jean Fitch, Sandra Lynn 57 Flowers, Kelvin Juan 77 Flowers, Vincent Wade 98 Floyd, Kenneth Darrell 77,93 Floyd, Phillip Leland 98 Focht, David Wayne Ford, Lisle Ney 160 Ford, William Ray 98,129 Fore, Dianne 89,130,144 Fore, Jimmy Newman 89 Forlines, Cindy Ann 57 Forslund, Cindy Marie 89 Forslund, Dawn Theresa 111 Foster, Calvin C. Foster, Dorothy B. 111 Foster, Kellye Jo 99,139,167,172 Foster, Lucinda Adele 77 Foutz, Stanford Len 89,131 Fowler, George Sherman 99,129,137 ,138 Fowler, Janet Marie 111 Fowler, Michael Howard Fox, Susan Marie 57,150,176,177 Francis, Mark David 111,177 Franklin, Larry Heald 99,171 Franklin, Roxanne Marie 57,141,148,153, 154,162,166,178 Fruin, Norma Ellen 57 Fugate, Mike Noel 89 Fulcher, Susan Wood 99,172 Fuller, Charles Earl Fuller, Thomas Preston Fulton, Terry Lynne 77,167 Funkhouser, Patricia A. 58 Gaddy, Glenda Carol 111 Gale, Beverly Carroll 111 Gale, Glenn Richard 58,157 Garbee, Edward Randall 111 Garbee, Jimmy Lee 99 Garbee, Lynette 89,164,165 Garbee, Mary Ellen 77,136,149 Garbee, Paul Edward 58 Garrett, Cindy Diane 99 Garrett, Cynthia Marie 99,173 Garrett, Wanda Sue 58,162 Gentry, Susan Lynn 77 Gibson, Christy Rae 77,171 Gibson, Donna Kay 111 Gilchrist, James Valentine Gilchrist, Randy Keith 111 210 Giles, Pam Diane 89 Giles, Sandra Elizabeth 89 Gillespie, Betty Lou Gillespie, Diana Marie 111 Gillespie, Joseph Henry 77,85 Gilliam, Vernard Maxwell 111,114,177 Gilliland, Donna Marie 99 Gilliland, John Randall 77 Gillispie, Deborah Jo Glass, Bonnie 77,167 Glass, Catherine Irene Glass, Eugene Garland 89,154,170 Glass, Mary Helen 99,167 Glover, Henry Raymond Glover, William Mark 111 Godsey, Donna Ruth 58 Godsey, Elizabeth Gayle 58,158 Godsey, Karen Elaine 111,149,166 Godsey, Kristi Lynne 99,179 Godsey, Ralph Edward 77 Goff, Donna Delaine 99 Goff, Gwen Marie 77 Goff, Mary Elizabeth 99 Goff, Patricia Rose 58,162 Goode, Preston Epps Gordon, Shann O’Neil 99,142 ‘Gough, David Guy 77 Graham, Gregory Anson 89 Graham, Keith Elden 89 Graham, Robert Wayne 58 Gray, Doug S. 89,177 Gray, James Bruce 111 Gray, Mary Sue 58,150,164,165 Green, Carol Ann 99 Green, Marjorie Diane 78 Green, Randy Nelson 99 Griffin, Alton Lloyd 89,170,176 Guen ther, Marina Guilbert, Tina Gail 99,172 Guill, Cynthia Annette 89,149,154,172 Guill, Jody Belinda 58,162,163,170 Guill, Sammie Melissa 89 Gunter, Lisa Dawn Gunter, Steve Thomas 99 Gunter, Tommy Paige 79,127,153 Haas, Richard Channing 58,150,167 Haas, Valerie Susan 89 Hackemeyer, Dennis Alan 99,131,138 Hackemeyer, Robin Kent 89 Hadden, David Thomas 78 Hadden, Deborah Susan 99,141,144 Hailey, Phillip Alan Hale, Ricky Allen 99 Hale, William Russell 38,58 Hales, Kathy O’Neil 99,154,167 Hall, Debbie Anne 89 Hall, Donna Marie 99 Hall, Janice Elaine 99,163 Hall, Judith Ann 59,163 Hall, Kelles G. 12,59,161 Hall, Linda Dianne 99 Hall, Thomas Ray 111 Hall, William T. 111 Hamilton, Shelby Ann 99 Hamilton, Susan Marie 78 Hammersley, Robert Everett 96,99 ,138 Hampton, Jerry J. 111 Hampton, Lois Wanda 78 Hanel, Susan E. 111 Hanson, Kenny William 111,131 Hansrote, Charles Johnson 99 Hardaway, William David 100 Hargis, Floyd Dennis Harker, Daniel Edward 89 Harker, Lewis Walter 111,131, 140,154 Harper, Brenda Lee 100,173 Harper, Larry Kenneth 59 Fs aes oe Dor Fe oe ae a od Harper, Leslie Robin 10 0,141 Harper, Michael Wayne 100 ,149 Harper, Rodney Earl 78 154 Harper, Steve Glenn 89 129 137,138 Harrigan, Donna Marie 111 Harris, Barry Len 78,153 Harris, Carlton W. vi 31 Harris, Claude Allen 78 ST Harris, John Albert 100 Harris, Kenneth Michael Harris, Nancy Ann 59 Harris, Randall Eugene 89,172 Harris, Randolph James 78 Harris, Roy G. 129,142,155 Harris, Sherry Wenonah’ Talal Harris, Susan Marguerite 112 Harris, Vanessa Gaile Harris, Victor Lee 112,131,140 Harris, Wendi Gay 172. lgey Harsley, Kenneth Wade 59 Harsley, Linda Gail 59 Hartless, Donna Kay 90 Hartless, Donna L. 100 Hartless, Galen Blake 100 Hartless, George Edward 78 Hartless, Larry Keith 112 Hartman, Donald Keith 100 Hartman, Lee Forrest 78,151 Hartman, Robert Wayne 78 Hartman, Robin Wesley 112,140 Harvey, Laura Carlon 90 Harvey, Sharon Leigh 100 Haskins, Janet 112,165 Hassell, Sarah Lynn Haste, Jeffrey Lynn 99 Hastings, Patrick Michael 90,167 Hawkins, George Russell 112 Hayes, Dennis James 112 Haymaker, Gwen Elise 78,162 ,167,179 Haymes, Jacqueline Susan 100. 141, 144,149 Hedrick, Phillip Gordin 90 Hedrick, Terri Ann 59,162 Helms, John William 100 Helms, Kathy Ann 78 Helms, Larry Richard 112 Henderson, Jackie D. Henderson, John Gordon 90 Henderson, William Leslie 100 Hendrick, Rhonda Lynn 78 Hendricks, Jane Elizabeth 78 Hendricks, Kathy Jean 78 Hendricks, Roberta Faye 78 Hendricks, Steve Alan 100 Henegan, Bernard Wayne 100 Henry, Answanette Sittenna 100 Henry, Mark Alan 112 Henry, Mona Lee 100,176 Hensley, Michael Wade Henson, Cynthia Dawn 112 Hess, Connie Lynn 112 Hesson, Stephen T, 112,142 Hewitt, Vicki Lynn 100 Hicks, Becky Jean 90 Hicks, Carl L. 112,154 Hicks, Carla Ruth 78 Hicks, Carolyn Sue Hicks, Dell S. 90,167 Hicks, Gordon West 59 Hicks, Joanna 104 Hicks, John Robert 90,127,153,155 Hicks, Karen Evans 90 Hicks, Kathy Lynn 60,163 Hicks, Laura Elizabeth 60,134,150 Hicks, Mary Ann Hicks, Phil Mark © ‘Hicks, Sharon Dawn 78 Hicks, Susan 130 Hicks, Terrie Denise 90 Hilbish, Brian Keith 112,140 Hilbish, Michael W. 60 Hilbish, Sharon Leigh 78,179 Hill, Karen Dale 60,150 162 167 INDEX Hill, Katherine Loveleen 60 ,158,159 Hill. Pamela Darnell 162 Hill, Pamela Lynn 60 Hill. Perry Richard 112 Hill, Steven Wesley Hillman, Cindy Justine 112 Hofmann, Katherine Anne 78,167 Hogan, Cynthia Jaye 90,141 144 ,145 Hogan, Terry Wayne 90 Hogan, William Wesley 90,149 Holloran, Brian Keith Holmes, Christine Ann 112 Hooper, Teresa Ann 90,176 Hopper, Randall James 112 hGtl Horne, David Horne, Dixie Smith 78,162 On 172 sa Horne , Margaret Smith 112,172,176 Horne, Tom Smith 170 Horton, Carolyn Ann 78 Horton, Kenneth Elmore 90 Houston, Betty Jayne 60,150,163 meTAO) Houston, Sharon Elaine 112 Howard, Gary Lee 60 Howard, Roxanne Elizabeth 90 Howard, Teresa Lee 112 Hubbard, Carole Ann 15,78,128,151 Hubbell, ‘Sheree Lee 78 128 Huddleston, Grant Mitchell 12 Hudnall, Ralph Alexander 90,167 Hudson, Charles Raymond 100 Hudson, David Keith 112 Hudson, Glenn Stuart 90 Hudson, Katherine S. 112 Hudson, Kenneth Wayne 78,154 Hudson, Mark Edward 112 Hudson, Mary Jane 78 Hudson, Wayne Keith 90 Hughes, Kenny Wayne 112 Hughes, Vicky Lynn 90,170 mee) Humphries, Christi Lynn Hunt, Donnie Rae 112,165 Hunt, Eldridge T. 112,131 Hunter, Mark David 90 Hunter, Robert A. Hutcherson, Jo Ann 90 Hutcherson, Linwood B. 61 Hutcherson, Michael Willard Hutcherson, , Tracey Jean 90,93,178 Inge, S. 149 Ingram, Sandy Lee 90 Irby, Ray Cauley 100 Irby, Sandra Gale 90 Iseman, Wanda Kay Jackson, Phyllis Ann 113 Jackson, Susan Elizabeth 90,167 Jacobs, Debra Gale 38 aobowski Julia Anne 78,162 Jamerson, Marvin Bryant 61 Jamerson, Susan Kaye 100 Jancecke, Cindy Janis, Dale J. 90,113 Janis, Linda Lucia Jarrett, Alan R. Jarrett, Edward W. 100 Jarrett, Ron E. Jarvis, Peterson Clark 79,170 Jefferson, Laura Lynne 90 Jeftazek, Mary Katherine Jennings, Debbie 113 Jennings, Deborah Lynn 113 Jennings, Gary Wayne 90 Jennings, Larry Randolph 100,171 Jennings, Wanda Elaine 90 Jensen, Dave Russell 90,166,172 Jensen, Edith Anne 113,163,172 Jensen, James Richard 100,131 Jett, Viola Antoinette 100 Jett, Vivian Telezelle 79 Johnson, Albert Kent Johnson, Charles Gregory 100 Johnson, Davis S. 90 Johnson, Deborah Elaine 211 Johnson, Douglas Lee 61,142 Johnson, Edwina 166 Johnson, Garland William 113 Johnson, Jeff Meriwell 96,100,129 Johnson, John Mark 79 157 Johnson, Juanita Carol 79 Johnson, Karen Sue 100 Johnson, Melanie Anne Johnson, Michael Lee 61,153,154 ,155 Johnson, Patricia D. Johnson, Rebecca Lee 61,157 Johnson, Richard Lee ie 31 Johnson, Robin Renee 100 Johnson, Theodore Thomas 90 Johnson, Walter Lyman 90,170 Johnston, James Jones, Deborah Carolyn 113 Jones, Eugene S, 113 Jones, George Thomas 79 Jones, Katherine Marie 100 Jones, Larry Shelton Jones, Marcia Angela 101 Jones, Marcia Ann 101,179 Jones, Marvin Samuel 91 Jones, Patricia Anne 101 Jones, Percy Garland 131 Jones, Sherrilee Franklin 79 Jordan, Carl Lee 113 Jordan, Cecil Etheal 91 Jordan, Hazel Darnell 61 Jordan, Henry Jordan, Margaret R. 101 Jordan, , Peggy Ann 101,163,167 Jordan, Steve Wayne 79 Jordan, Thomas Edward Jordan, Timothy Dale 79 Jordan, Verna May 101 Julian, ‘Jesse Stephen 79,127,149,153, 155 ,170 Kanode, Karen S. 79 Kanode, Kenny Lee 113,140 Kao, Li-Lin 101,160,170 Karnes, Joseph David 150,167,170,172 Karnes, Perry Ray 91 Keefer, Robert Franklin 101,170 Keel, Stephen Douglas 91 127 142,153, 155 ,166 Keel, Wiley (O27 153 155 Keith, Debra Leverne 79 Keith, Fred Haywood Keller, Dona Collette 91 Kelley, Kimberly Lou 113 Kelley, Peggy Sue 61 Kennedy, Sherry Lynn 154 Kerr, Sharon Virginia 91,166,170 Kershner, Dale Leroy Kidd, Charles David 79 Kidd, Dennis S. 101 Kidd, James R. 101 Kidd, Teresa Dawn 101 Kidd, Thomas N. 91 Kiefer, William Hale 101 Kiger, Vicki Deborah 91,139 Kim, Kyoung Hoon 113,154 Kim, Rhimi 101,154 Kincaid, Carol Lynn 61,150,172 Kincaid, Cyril Lester 91,172 Kirby, Carl Anderson Kirby, Vernon Douglas 113,140 Kirby, William Preston 101 Kispert, Elke Christine 79,166,167 Kluge, Christina Ann 101,172 Knight, John Michael 5,79 Knight, Pat C. 113 Kobert, Stephen Scott Kramer, Kevin Reed Krantz, Carie 113 Krantz, Larry S. 113 Krantz, Marsha Sue 67 Krantz, Tony Garland 91,166,172 Kreelic, Louis Allen 91 Krcelic, Tammy Marie 101,176 Kyburg, Daniel Lacy, James Douglas 61,148 Lacy, Nancy Ellen 113,149,172 Lacy, Thomas Michael 101,129 Lair, Brenda Sue 91 Lair, James Michael 79,170 Lambert, Ronnie Gary LaPrade, Vickie Lynn 61 Larrew, Danny L. 113 Larrew, Kevin D. Larrew, Lyn Dee 113 Larson, Gregory C. 113,154,171 Larson, Judith Patricia 101 Lassiter, Freddie Hayes 91 Lauderdale, Karen M. 113,172 Lawman, Catherine Ann 91 Lawman, Dayton W. Lawman, Woody Woodruff 113,131,140 Lawson, Daniel Eric 79,153 Lawson, Martin John 101 Lawson, Norman Melton 113 Layton, William George 113 Lee, Dexter G. Lee, Michael L. Lee, Stephen Arnold 114 Lee, Tracy 113 Lee, Warren Ray 113 Lee, William Scott 91 Lehmann, John Jeffrey 79 Lemar, Margaret Lucille 91 Lemon, Karen Danette 114 Leonard, Ronnie Earl 114 Levinson, Hugh Alan 127 Lewis, Angie Gail 114 Lewis, Cynthia Ann 91,166 Lewis, Deborah Ann 114 Lewis, Keith Bryan 79 Lewis, Kenneth G. 132,156 Lewis, Langhorne Meriwether 79,158 Lewis, M. Darlene 91 Lewis, Morris Vaden 91 Lewis, Patrick Alan 114,154 Lewis, Sally Elizabeth 101 Lillard, Melissa Ann 101,165,172 Lillard, Steve Roy 61 Lilly, Bonnie Loucille 101 Lindsay, Frederick Warren 79,177 Lindsay, Kathy Marie 101,172,175 Lindsey, Billy Wiley 11,61,126, 127,153 Lippard, John Henderson 114 Lipscomb, Arthur M. 101 Lique, Derek Randall 101 Litten, Arlene Dale 62 Little, Cheryl Lynn 101 Little, Cynthia Gaye 80,179 Little, William C. 80 Lloyd, Gary Anderson 101,131 Lloyd, Katherine Marie Lockridge, Richard V. 101,129, 155,170 Loflin, Kathy Loflin, Robert Manning 80,155. Louis, D. 163 Loving, Richard Wayne 62,150,156,170 Loving, Vicky Lynn 114,173 Lowe, Vickie Lee 91 Lucas, Howard Chapman 91,142,167 Lukanich, Cathy Anne 114,139 Lunsford, John Thomas 80,127,142, 153,170 Lunsford, Virginia Ellen 62,162 Luth, Kathryn Mary 80 Lyon, Diane Louise 101,172 Maccubbin, Shelley Ann 114 Maclay, Audrey Dawn 80,156 Maddera, Barrye Eugene 91,129 Maddox, David Howard 91,127,153 Maddox, Deborah Kaye 114 Maddox, Edward P. 96,102,124 Maddox, John Lawson 80,151 Maddox, Karen Denise 38,80,158, 159,161 Maddox, Randolph Arrington 114 INDEX Magann, Frank T. 102 Maio, William Anthony 114 Mann, Cindy Dale 114,160,165 Mann, Deborah Linn 91,172 Mann, Eva Charlotte 114 Mann, Holly Sue 92,128 Marlowe, Dennis Clay 114 Marsh, Cynthia Gail 92 Marsh, Mike Raymond 62,150,166 Marsh, Teresa Maurene 128 Marsh, Terry Darryl 80,114 Marsh, Tommy Haywood 34,132,149, 153,170 Marshall, Hollis Marie 62,162 Martin, Betty Lou 62,162 Martin, Colena May 102,172 Martin, David Wayne 114 Martin, Denise 102 Martin, Dennis W arren Martin, Dorothy Ann 102 Martin, Gordon Steve 102 Martin, Jill Natalie 6,114 Martin, Judy Ann 154 Martin, Karen H. 102,165,173 Martin, Lisa Kay 154,156,158,168, alig a lea lif. Martin, Patricia Ann 114,173 Martin, Sharon Kaye 92,177 Martin, Timothy William Martin, Vernon R. 92 Mason, Carlos Jeanne 62,162 Mason, Mary Susan 62,150,163,166 Mason, Mike Albert 92 Mason, Pamela Marie 92,130 Mason, Penny Annette 114 Mason, William Albert 92,142,177 Mast, Melissa 92 Mast, Sibyl 102,170 Matthew, Tronell 102 Mattox, Ernestine Ramona 102 Maupin, Claudy Lee 102,173 Mawyer, Melissa Ellen 102 Mawyer, Theresa Alease 63 Maxey, John Douglas May, David B. 92,177 May, Jeff M. 102,142 May, Jerry Wayne 92,132,149 Mayberry, John Kiplin 102 Mayhew, Bernice Gayle 102 Mays, Carolyn Faye 102 Mays, Danny Ray 114 Mays, Deborah Ann 80 Mays, Earl Dewitt 102 Mays, Edward Calvin Mays, Frederick A. 92 Mays, Sharon Fay Mays, Wanda Kay 92 Mazuero, Roberto 92,129,166 McAllister, Janet Sue 101,110 McAllister, Judi 102 McAllister, Kristen Joy 63,130 McBee, Linda Louise 92,176,177 McCarthy, Bill L. 102 McClary, James Marshall 92 McClary, Katherine Louise 18,63,166,171 McClary, Suzanne Gail 80,144,170 McCormick, Anthony Vincent 114 McCormick, Marjorie L. 63 McCormick, William Mott 102 McCubbins, K. 172,173 McDaniel, Mary Kay 86,92,167 McDowell, Kelly 114,172 McElhaney, David Leonard 80,142, 149,155 McElhaney, Kathryn Anne 114,172 McF aden, Caryn Lee 92 McGann, Connie Lynn 102 McGann, Pat Carol 92 McGhee, Stephanie Layne 92 McGrath, Anne 114 McHugh, Richard McIver, Gail Ann 114,165 Mclver, Glen Jay 80,127,155 212 McKenna, Wes Phillip 115 McLaughlin, Julie Anne 80,165,176 McNeil, Steven Wayne 102 Meadows, James William 80,151 Meadows, Teresa Lee 18,50,54,63, 136,149 Meadows, William Douglas 92 Mehaffey, James Daniel 102 Merchent, Janice Elaine 115,165 Merchent, Valerie Annette 92,144,170 Merricks, Loretta Ann Messer, Michael Leigh 102 Metts, Frances Elizabeth 17,115 | Metts, Samuel Meredith 102 Meyers, Kent Charles Miles, Jeffrey Dale 115 Miles, Quinton Burks 92 Miles, Terry Lee 63,157 Miller, David Victor 63,150,177 Miller, Michael Keith 102 Miller, Veronica Ann 170,178 Millner, Debra Ann 92 Millner, Linda Gail 92 Millner, Wayne Leonard 115 Milton, William Craig Mitchell, Bryan Keith 115 Mitchell, James I. 115 Mitchell, John Leslie 115 Mitchell, Kathryn E. 102,170,172 Mitchell, Mary Reynolds 63 Mitchell, Patricia Ann 102 Mitchell, Stewart Wayne 80,151 Mitchell, Wanda Kay 102 Mohesky, Eugene Vern 92 Montgomery, Dennis Wayne Montgomery, Robert Gene 80,127,153 Montgomery, Suzanne Martin 102,172 Moon, Richard Scott 63 Moore, Ann Elizabeth 92 Moore, Carolyn D. 80 Moore, Cynthia Ann 63,149,150, 153,162,178 Moore, Debbie Lee Moore, Donald Wayne 18,64,142,143, 153,155 Moore, Donna Jean Moore, Kelly Faye 115 Moore, Kimberlee Renea 92,179 Moore, Susan Elaine 92,130,149 Moore, Vickie D. 102 Moose, Frances Sue 102 Morris, Brenda JoAnn 115 Morris, Cindy Sue 102 Morris, Donna L. 176 Moser, Beverly Ann 92 Motiska, Karen Ann Motley, Cheryl Irene 115 Motley, Vickie Carole 80,167,179 Motz, Brian Hunter 102 Moyer, Jill Kay 80,128,144,153, 162,167 Moyer, Ronald Lucien 102,124,138, 149,167 Moyer, Shelia Dawn 102,167 Moyers, Kimberly Sue 92,115,128 Murphy, Diana A. 81 Murrell, Michael A. 81 Murrell, Stephen Lee 115 Murrell, William Edward 177 Myers, Jeffrey Ford 15,18,64,126, 127,132,150 Myers, Kent 81 Myers, Scott Dalton 18,60,64,126, 127,132,150,153 | Nance, Gail Lynn 92,171 | Nance, Susan Kaye 64 Nash, Deborah Kay 115 Nash, James Lee 172,173 Nelson, Phillip Bernard 115 Nelson, Phyllis Ann 81 Newcomb, Derek Randall 103 Newcomb, Mark Bradford 81 Newman, Stephen Wayne 81,151 Newsome, Atha Kathleen 64,149,167,172 Newsome, Tom Franklin 92,127,155 Newton, Barbara Faye 103,160 Newton, Donald Ray 81,167,175 Newton, Ester Marie 103 Nicely, Miles Glen 81 Nichols, Beverly Ann 103 Nichols, Gregory Ross 64,126,127,132, 150,153 Nichols, Vicky Lynne 103,130,149,154, USP SNS Nixon, Robert Kemp 103,177 Noell, Cecil Crestwood 64,149,177 Novak, Kathy Jo 92,149,162, W278 Nuckles, Edward Dean 115 O’Brien, George Michael 103 O’B rien, Karen Marie 92 O’Brien, Teresa Ann 81 Ogden, Darrell Wayne 81 Ogden, Teresa Dawn 64,162 Ogle, David Gordon 115 Oliver, George Lyles 81 Oliver, William S. 103 Ore, Betty Sue 81,161 Ore, Robin Perry 81 Ore, Stanley Dearing 115 Ore, Tommy Edward 115 Oster, Kenneth Robert 64,150,167 Oster, Peggy Ann 81 Otey, Becky Ann 115 Ottaviano, Anthony Tony 103,129 Ottinger, Palma Fay 64 Oulds, Douglas Tyrone Oulds, Pamela Delphine 115 Overman, Robert Wayne 103 Overstreet, Brenda Gail Overstreet, Donna M. 81 Overstreet, Gary T. 103 Overstreet, Karen Roseanna 92 Overstreet, Sharon Mae 17,81,154,159 Overstreet, Steve 103 Overton, Gary Leigh 103 Padgett, George Anderson 115 Padgett, Lewis E. 103 Pages, Jackie Irenee 103,163,167 Pages, Raymond John 81,167 Palmer, Jay Bennett 115,154 Parker, Ralph Jerry 92 Parks, Sarah Lynn 64,136,153,175 Parnell, Hugh Brian 15,93,127,155 Parnell, Michael Patrick 108,115,131, 140,155 Parnell, Sara Beth 38,81,151 Paschal, Carolyn A. 115 Patch, Susan J. 103 Patrick, Elfrieda Gay 115 Patterson, Barbara Ann 149,153, 157,166 Patterson, Cindy Ann 93,171 Patterson, Paul Leroy 131 Patterson, Royal Ansloum Patterson, Sharon F. 103 Patterson, Timothy Mark 64,157 Paul, Bruce S. 81 Payne, Dennis Roy 115 Payne, Kenneth Neal 93,138 Payne, Melanie Jean Pearson, Sharon Ann 103,165 Peery, Judy Ann 103 Peery, Michael Allen 65 Peery, William Glenwood 82,155 Pentecost, Teresa Gay PerDieu, Calvin S. 115 PerDieu, Jane Elizabeth 93 PerDieu, Roderick Keith 65,151 Perkey, Charles Robert 15,65,122,125, 126,127,153 Perkey, Richard Corydon 103,138,148, 149,170 Perry, Clay 115 Perry, Doris Juanita 93 Perry, Steven Philip 103 INDEX Peters, Sally Yvonne 82 Petty, John Edward 82 Pfeifer, Debbie Lynn 115,172 Phelps, Tony Wayne 115 Phillips, Anita Gail 82 Phillips, Dennis Lee 65 Phillips, Marian Janette 115 Pickeral, Mark Blandon 93 Pillow, Lynn David 115 Pillow, Richard Douglas 82,132,148, 149,155 Pillow, Shawn 115 Piston, Paul F. 172 Poindexter, Bobby 65,175 Ponton, Teresa Ann 65 Porter, James Arthur 115,176,177 Powell, Joan Renee 115 Powell, Kathy Diane 93,149,167,172 Powell, Terrell E. 82 Powers, Danny Andrew 108,131,155 Powers, Richard Wayne 65 Precious, Mary Beth 93,159 Pribble, Betty A. Pribble, Linda Faye 82 Pribble, Sandra Fay 103 Price, Barbara Christine Price, Bryan Scott 82 Proffitt, Rhonda Kay 116 Puckett, Debbie Jean 82 Puckett, Teresa Dawn 116 Pulliam, Teresa Marie 82 Quarles, Melissa Ann 65 Radex, Tara 103 Radford, Charles Edward 103 Ragland, Dana Jo 116,173 Ragland, Dean Hunter Rakes, Richard Lee Ramey, Patricia Ann 65 Randolph, Becky Leigh 116 Randolph, Terrie Leigh Raper, Ray Wade Read, Michael Wyatt 23,103 Reams, James Richard 116 Redman, Robert Darrell 116,131 Reed, Russell Wayne 82 Reed, Sidney Lynn 116 Reese, Joel Scott 116,154 Reese, Michael Anthony Reeves, Henry Lewis 103,129, 167,177 Reeves, Judy Lynn 116,149,165, ee la, G) Reinker, Frances Rexrode, Ricky Lee 116 Reynolds, Cecil Irvin 116 Reynolds, David Wayne 103 Reynolds, Karen Gayle 116 Reynolds, Margaret Lucille 82 Reynolds, Michael Ray 93,151 Reynolds, Rebecca Gail 65 Reynolds, Vicki Rae 103,165 Rhodenhizer, Jeffrey Dean 66 Rhodenhizer, Margo Yvette 93 Rhodes, Diana Lynn Rice, Abigail Jacqueline 104,105,167,172 Rice, Gary Marion 82,157,171,172 Rice, Kathy Lynn 104,172 Rice, Mayberry Joseph 86,93 Rice, Shelby Jean 116 Richards, Dennis Wayne 66 Richardson, Darrel Duane 82,151 Richardson, James L. 104 Richardson, Karen Denise 104,167 Rickard, Lisg Ann 116 Ricketts, Ann Sears 93,171 Riffe, Jeffrey Lynn 66,167,172 Riffe, Kimberlee Anne 93,164,165 Riffe, Terry Klee 66 Riggins, Katherine Edith 18,66,144 145, 150,153,166,168 Riggins, William Morris 82,127 Riley, Wyndall L. 116 Ripley, Deborah Ann 93 213 Ripley, Gary Eugene 82 Ripley, Joan Marie 104,149 Ripley, Randy Earl Ritzman, Carrie Vi 93 Ritzman, Nevin Charles 104 Roark, Holly Lynn 93,149,172,178 Roark, Robin Douglas 116 Roberts, Ray Excell Robertson, Allen Wayne 66 Robertson, Bennie V. Robertson, Cynthia Kay 66,162 Robertson, Danite Dale 104 Robertson, David Wilson Robertson, Hubert Daniel 104 Robertson, Jeanne D. 104 Robertson, Kathy Jeane 82,107,170 Robertson, Mike B. 104,154 Robertson, Rubert 104 Robertson, Samuel Edwin 82 Robertson, Steve E. Robertson, Terry Lane 104 Robertson, Timothy Blair 104 Robey, Kim J. 104 Robey, Laura Elizabeth 93,151 Robichaud, Ann Marie Robinson, Kenneth Wayne Robinson, Samuel Clay 66 Rogers, Charles Buddy 104,170 Rogers, James Dale 116 Roginski, Patricia Diane 82,167 Rorer, David Thomas 93,127 Rose, Stacie Patricia 116 Rosenberger, Richard Allen 116 Rosenberger, Robert Scott 116 Ross, Janice Laverne 82 Rosser, Cynthia Sue 172 Rousseau, Stephen H. Rowland, Stephen Seay Royal, Sharon Gale 82,149 Rudder, Howard Lewis 66 Rudder, Roger Thornton 116,154, ileal far Rudolph, Mark Elliott 104 Ruff, Debbie Sue 104 Rupe, M. Conway 104 Rush, Jo Ellen 66 Russ, Clarence Austin 116,166 Russell, Dennis Alan 116 Russell, Donald Lee 104 Russell, Judy Ann 104 Russell, Phillip Reed 83 Rutledge, Allen T. 83 Rutledge, Jeanie Yvonne 93 Rzaza, Pat Ellyn 83,157,160 Salmon, Jenny Lynn 116 Sanders, Julia 104,106 Saunders, Brian Reid 93,170 Schaffer, Walker William 116,126 Schaffstall, Richard Ross 93,127 Schmitt, Joseph Cephrus 104 Schmitt, Marshall Elwood 83,127,155 Schoonover, Mary Jo 93 Scicli, Ronnie Fredrich 116 Scott, Barbara Ann 165 Scott, James C. Scott, Marti Lou Scott, Marvin L. Scott, Regina Chery] 66,150,163,170 Scott, Ricky Ricardo 104 Scott, Teresa Lynn 83 Seamster, Cindy Gail Seigla, Barry Wayne Self, Sharon Lynn 104 Settle, Robert Erskine 93,177 Seyffert, Claus 104,170 Seyffert, Hans J. 93 Shaeff, Glenn Cooper 142 Shafer, Judy Elizabeth 104 Shaffer, Craig Christopher 50,53,66, 127,153 Shannon, Marsha Krantz 67, 165 Shannon, Terry Wayne Sharp, James Alan 131 Shaw, Rita Marie 83 Shearer, Catherine Gertrude 83,154 Shelnut, Willie Robert 104,170 Shelton, Karen Ann 94 Shelton, Kevin Gay Shelton, Valerie Dawn 104,141,144 Shepard, Freddie Jay 104,138,175 Shepard, Jeffrey Ray 104,167 Shepard, Robert Lewis 65,132,134, 135,153,155,167 Shepherd, Barbara 139 Sherbourne, L. 170 Shields, James Adam 94 Shires, Mark W. 104 Shupe, Diane Lee Shupe, Edmond Oneal Shupe, Gerald Wayne 94 Shupe, Kathy Ann 65,165 Shupe, Kyle Edward Shupe, Millard Clark Shupe, Wanda Jane 83 Shy, Raymond Shy, William Edward 104 Simmons, Melinda J. Simpson, Kirk Paxton 104 Simpson, Mark Stanley 104 Simpson, Paul David 65 Simpson, Wallace Anthony 65 Sims, William Justin 94,171 Sinclair, Mark Edward Skinnell, Kathy Sue 65 Skinner, Mary Anne Sligh, Wendy Lee Smith, Bruce Howard 94 Smith, Charles E, 140 Smith, Cheryl Ann 83 Smith, Dean Stewart 67 Smith, Deborah Gail 67,150 Smith, Debra Ann 68 Smith, Dennis Edward 68 Smith, Dennis John Smith, Donald Wayne 140 Smith, Iris Annette 104 Smith, Jerri Faye Smith, Jessica Marie 68,150,162 Smith, Joe Cavel Smith, John G. Smith, Karen Suzanne 105 Smith, Kenneth 22,94 Smith, Larry Smith, Leonard Ray 105 Smith, Leslie Renee 105 Smith, Linda Carol 68,150 Smith, Lloyd Alex 94 Smith, Lori Gisele 105 Smith, Mike A. Smith, Millie Ann Smith, Patti Lynn 94,130 Smith, Phyllis Marie 105 Smith, Susan Marie Smith, Teresa Lynn 105 Smitt, Dennis Edward = Smoot, James Todd 105 Smoot, Michael W. 94,155 Snead, David Bennett 68,142 Snead, Jennifer Lynne Snead, Vaun L. 105 Snow, Patricia Lynn 105 Snyder, Norma Gay 94,166 Snyder, Sharon Lynn 68,144,166 Somers, David Michael 83,151 Sowder, Martha Ellen 80,83,149,157, alsyei says eal al aly p- Spear, Douglas Glenn 94 Spear, Judi Lynn 94,164,165,167 Speight, Janet Barbara 68,150,162 Spencer, Darlene Jean 89,94 Spradlin, Debra Jean 94 Sprinkle, David Francis Stallard, Mike Jackson 140 Stamus, Annette Patricia 94 Stanberry, Bryon Gene 172 Stanbery, Fred William 83,142,155 ,162, INDEX 166,172 Stark, Tamara Lynn 105,167 Staton, Mike Lee Staton, Wanda Gail 105,107 St. Claie, Tim Glenn Steele, Martha 94 Steele, William Straton Steffans, Thomas E. 166 Stephens, John Porter 154 Stephens, Lynn Marie 68,162 Stephens, Mark L. Stephens, Steve 83 Stewart, Dennis Audrey 94 Stewart, William Mark 105 Stinnett, Gary David 105 Stinnett, Kenny Wayne Stinnett, Linda Gail 83 Stinson, Ray Leonard 83 St. John, Keith Wayne 104,129,155 Stone, Bryan Allen 94,155 Stone, Kenneth Alan 177 Stone, Larry Kendall 105 Stone, Laurie Elizabeth Storey, Larry Wyatt 94 Strange, Barbara E. Strange, James Howard 166 Strange, Nancy Lee Strange, Sally Ann Strickland, Darrell Lee 94 Stump, Daryl Wayne 83 Sublett, S. Franklin 94,155 Sugden, David William 83,94 Sugden, Donald W. Sullivan, Dawn Marie 83,128 Sullivan, Derryl Lee 105 Sumpter, Roberta Lynn 94 Svitek, David George 105,149,177 Swain, Dorothy C. 105 Sweeney, Alfred Preston 15,21,127,153 170 Sydnor, Fabian Royster 69,150,163, 170,175 Talbott, Terry Lynn Tall, Toni Lee 118 Talley, John Preston 118 Tanner, Cindy Rose 118,165,166 Tanner, Donna Lynne 7,69,175 Tate, Richard Michael 167 Taylor, Artie Lynwood 118 Taylor, Bradford Lee 83 Taylor, Deborah Lin 83 Taylor, Lawrence Keith Taylor, Lorena A. 105 Teague, Jerry Lee 105,176 Teague, Randy Lynn 172 Temple, Alice Kay 69,150,154, 157,175 Temple, David Edward 118 Templeton, Ada Lou 84 Templeton, Teresa Kim 105 Tester, Lora Elizabeth 19,105,154 Tester, Ruth Elaine 84,167 Testerman, Debby Lynn 105,154 Testerman, Donna Marie 118,149,172 Thomas, Gregory Allen 105,129 Thomas, James Edward 94,129 Thomas, Steve Lester 118 Thomas, Valerie Cheryl 8,14,15,68, 69,150,175,179 Thompson, Bobby Angelo 138 Thompson, Carol Lee Thompson, Gail 105 Thompson, Pamela Anne 84 Thompson, Richard Bradly 106 Thompson, Robert Henry 106,118 Thompson, Shelby Thoms, Marilyn Gwen 69 Throckmorton, Danny Lynn 69 Thyberg, James Herbert Thyberg, Linda Annette 118,176 Tillotson, Robert Morris 42,84,170 Tinnell, Gene Scott 84 Tinnell, Winifred Jean 106 214 Tolley, Charles Loving 84,170 Tomlin, Dennis Nelson 106 Tomlin, Rennie R. 94 Tomlinson, Dallas Lee Tomlinson, Jay Bennett 69 Tomlinson, John Anderson 94 Towles, James O. 118,131 Travis, Jon Tyler 129,155,170 Travis, Tracy Leigh 94,157,167,170, 172,178 Traylor, Ralph Wilson 84 Traylor, Robert Scott 118 Trent, Becky Sue 84,144,167,171 Trent, Diana Gail 94 : Trent, Hurley Thomas 69 Trent, Jerry Wayne 94 Trent, Ronald Steven 106,129 Trent, Susan Beverly 84,156 Truxell, Matt Brian Tucker, Denise Anne 94,154,167,172 Tucker, Jeffrey Scott 94 Tucker, Jo Ann 69 Tucker, Phil Dewey 94,129,167 Tucker, Steven D. 94,177 Tuggle, Bonnie Lynne 94 Tuggle, Debbie Jean 96,106,172 Turner, Brenda Jeanette Turner, Cheryl Wynn 94,139 Turner, Esther Laverne 106,166 Turner, Richard Samuel 69,129 Turner, Shannon Lynne 84,167 Turner, Shawn Wesley 95 Tweedy, David Michael Tyler, Linda Ann 84,141,144,153 Tyree, Danny Corral Tyree, Danny Ray 118,131 Tyree, Deborah Gayle 69,166,179 Tyree, Gary Wayne Tyree, Pamela Sue 118 Tyree, Robert Milton 118 Vagi, Joe Conrad 95,142,155 Vallastro, Richard Jean 119 Vallastro, Virginia Dagmar 119 VanBuskirk, Matthew 129,142 VanBuskirk, Nathan Ronald 69 VanBuskirk, Orlie Allen 119 Vanderdoes, Thomas Arthur Vandergriff, Ann Yvonne 70 VanLiere, Tina 95,141,144,1538 VanLiere, Valerie Jean 70,150 VanNatten, Diane Elaine 70,162 Vaughn, Benjamin Franklin 84,171 Vaughn, Danny Edward 119 Vaughn, Pamela Jean 119,165 Vavithes, Angela Kathleen 106,160,176 Velte, Heidi J. 106,167,176 Vess, Lloyd Michael 119,166 Vest, James Franklin 119 Vest, Rhonda S. 84,151 Via, Steven Lee 70 Viar, Cheryl Ann 170 Viar, Colin Grant 129 Viar, Karen Lynne 106,163 Vincent, Evelyn Prentice 15,119,154 Violin, Dorian Allison 119 Viswaneth, Vani Modhure 119,166 Vyas, Jyoti 119 Wade, Ernest Sidney 84 Wade, Greg D. Wade, Michael Curtis Wade, Michael Owen Wade, Rodney Dale 95 Wade, Sharon Dynell 118,176 Wade, Vicki Lynn 84,141 Wagner, Christine Ann 89,95 Waldron, Barry Page Waldron, Danny Ray Waldron, Jeffrey Neal 106 Walker, Crystal Dawn 84,166 Walker, Janice Ka y 84 Waller, Danny Lynn Walls, Debra Lynn 106 Walsh, Patricia Lynn 70 Walter, Sherry Joyce 15,95,128 Walton, Kenneth S. 118 Ward, Wesley Dean 118 Ware, James Gregory 118 Ware, Massie Glover 85,177 Ware, Robert Allen 118 Ware, William Edward 95 Warnock, Michael Renald 118 Warren, Douglas Alan 95 Warren, Nancy Lee 54,70,150,153, 167,168,175 Warwick, Claire Louise 95,139,167 Warwick, Thomas Albert 70 Watson, Cathy Diane 118 Watson, Jeffrey Scott 118 Watts, Blondell Watts, Brenda Berneice Watts, Brenda Gail 70,162,167 Watts, Daniel Edwin Watts, Debbie Lynn 106 Watts, Dennis Michael 138 Watts, George Clifton 70 Watts, Linda Verneive Watts, Michael Jerome 151 Watts, Patsy Ann 106,165 Watts, Roy 106 Watts, Susan Leigh 118,176 Watts, Wendell A. Weaver, Martha Ann 74,85,149,162, 167,175 Weaver, Mary E. 106,167 Webb, Melody India 85 Webber, Vickey Lynn 118 Weed, Geraldine Gayle 85,173 Weed, Thomas DeVern 106,129 Weekley, Catherine Lynne 70,150,168 Weeks, Julie Ann Weeks, Matthew Keith 84,85,151 Weinmeister, Lynn Dell 118 Welfare, Norris Darrell 118,177 Welfare, Rhonda Marie 95,173,176 Wells, Robert Elaine 157,177 West, Carlisle Franklin 118,177 West, Kenneth Michael 118 West, Kimberly Steele 95,141,165 West, Michael William 106 West, Phillip Edmund 118 Weston, Michael Harry 118 Westphal, Steven Douglas 50,70,132, 150,158 Wheaton, Eileen Mary 44,85,.165 Wheeler, Gregory Allen 95,117 Wheeler, Larry Michael 118 Wheeler, Michael Keith 118,140 White, Bruce Lane 85 White, Donald Fennell 106,131 White, James Hannon 70,132,153 White, Joel Calvin 71 White, John Moebas White, Karen Lynne 118,165 White, Keith Edward White, Peggy Sue 85,167 White, Richard Garnett 85,126 White, Roy Elise 71,161 Whitley, David McRae 106 Whitlock, Curtis Lane 67,71,150,170 Whitlock, Sharon Ann 95,141,144 INDEX Whitmore, J o Ellen 106,141, 144,172 Whitmore, Sharon Odell 95 Whitney, Pat 85 Whitney, Paul Kimbell 127,155 Whitt, Jeffrey Scott 114,118,177 Whittaker, Gary Scott 95 Whitten, Maynard Keith 71 Whitten, Patrick Gene 74,85 Whitten, Wanda Kaye 95 Wickline, B. 131 Wiklund, Terry Lynn 95 Wilburn, Steve Ray 129 Wilcher, Marc Lee 161 Wilcher, Stephen Lee 119 Wildemann, Cindy Dianne 106 Wilder, Kenny Dewey 119,131 Wiles, Kathy Dawn 71,153 Wiley, John Ivan Wiley, Linda Ann 71,150,163 Wiley, Linda Elaine 71 Wilkerson, Larry Thomas 106 Wilkerson, Thomas Scott 85,167 Wilkes, Terry F. 106 Wilkins, Michael Warren 95,142 Willard, M. 142 Williams, Anita L. 107 Williams, Barbara Jane 107,176 Williams, Cathy Ann Williams, Deborah 119 Williams, Donna Lynn 71,150,170 Williams, Fred 95 Williams, James Wayne Williams, Joey Culver 95 Williams, Joseph Arthur 85 Williams, Michael Wayne 119 Williams, Rodney Glenn 107,129 Williams, Ronald Neil 85 Williams, Sandra Lynn 71,150,170,175 Williams, Serinna Frances 107 Williams, Susan Kay 107 Williams, Terry Ray 119,176 Williams, Thomas Ray Williams, Wesley C. Williamson, Chery! Lee 107,172 Williamson, Earl Stephen 119 Wills, Barbara Marie 107,170,163 Wills, Edwin B. 72 Wills, Sandra Jo 119,163,165 Wills, Wanda Gail 85,162,163, 170,172 Wilmer, Thomas Brad 95 Wilson, Carl Wayne 72 Wilson, Cathy Diane 95 Wilson, Donna Jeanne 119 Wilson, Garnett Edward 119 Wilson, Herbert Ned 107 Wilson, Howard Earl Wilson, Larry Wayne 72,126 Wilson, Larry Winston 85 Wilson, Mark Anthony 119 Wilson, Pamela Sue 95 Wilson, Patsy Darnell Wilson, Ronnie Lee Wilson, Russell O. 119 Wilson, Stephen L. 72 Wilson, Stephen Wayne 107 Wilson, Warren 107 Winebarger, Linda Gail 85,136 Wingfield, Mike Wilson 107 Winnagle, Patricia Mae 95 Wirt, Charles Wayne 107,131 Wirt, Cheryl Kay 107,130 Wirt, Paul M. 119,131 Wirt, Susan Fay 72,151 Wiseman, Ann-Marie Elizabeth 85 Wiseman, William John 72 Witcher, Cheryl Elaine 15,73 Witcher, Connie Lee 107 Witcher, Cynthia Dianne 85 Witt, Tommy Owen 119 Wood, Allison Joy 107 Wood, Barry Randell 95,127 Wood, Evelyn Nanette 166 Wood, Gloria Joan 85,161 Wood, Isaac Keith 23,85,158, 167,172 Wood, Jamie Lee 119 Wood, Landon Dale 16,73,126, 127,153 Wood, Pamela Kaye 95,154,176 Wood, Pamela Lynn 95 Wood, Robert Harris 22,85 ,172 Wood, Scottie Jerome Wood, Thomas Dale 107,131 Wood, William Gregory Woodall, Thomas Elmo 73,154 Woodford, Kim Howard 18,73,132, 150,157 Woodward, Steve Anthony 95,167 Woody, Terry Allen 119,166 Woolard, Franklin Mark 154,177 Wooldridge, David W. 119 Wooldridge, Katherine Ellen 73 Wooldridge, Lee Ann 119,165 Wooldridge, Malcolm Ray 95 Wooldridge, Marvin Wayne Wooldridge, Robert Anthony 107 Wooldridge, Sharon Darlene 119 Wooldridge, Susan Elizabeth 73,141,144, 149,170 Wooldridge, Wanda Gail 119,165 Wooldridge, William Thomas 73,151 Worley, Cynthia Marlene 119 Worley, George Michael 119 Wren, Rhonda Sue 107 Wright, Debbie 95 Wright, Douglas Collier 73 Wright, Gilbert Acton 85 Wright, Glen Allen 107 Wright, Janet Lee Wright, Keith Allen 107 Wright, Kimberly Lynn 119,165 Wright, Terrell Bryant 95,149 Wright, Walter Ray Wu, Rebecca Esther Wyant, Debi Lynne 95,136,149,167 Yandle, Christopher 177 Yeatts, Crystal Maria 107,167 Yeh, Robert Yuan-Che 119,154,176 York, Laura Jeane 95,154,172 York, Pamela Kay 73 Zechini, Bobbie Vernon 85 So let the wind rage; For even and morn Ever will be Thro’ eternity ' Nothing was born; — {| Nothing willdie; — | Allthings will change. —Tennyson Seo ht RO The world was never made; It will change, but it will not fade. = = Se - — a SS PS OE SSE PE FS YS SS A IE END ge “CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN” Carol Kincaid, Kathy Newsome, Kristen McAllister, Bobby Poindexter, Laura Hicks, Chip Rudder, Clay Robinson, Winston Bersch, Susan Mason. and Ann Brown listen to Bill Wiseman (father). Bill Wiseman points out motion study to Ann Brown and Lisa Martin. Tom Warwick gives a hooh-rah-ray for Montclair High. Mrs. Harker will alw rem David Harker returns home after being held in captivity for 5’2 years during the Viet- namese The first May Queen elected at Brookville! Wanda Garrett will always treasure this memory. Glenn Arthur will never forget. Three Time State Wrestling Champion — Donald Moore. National Merit Letter of Commendation — David Baber, Laura Hicks. Upperclassmen Receive Recognition DAR Good Citizenship Award — Kathy Riggins. Senior Class President — Steve Westphal. Co-Valedictorians — Ann Brown, Susan Mason. CROSS COUNTRY TEAM: BOTTOM ROW: C. Tolley, L. Ford, B. Blankenship, B. Stone, R. Harris, F. Sublett. TOP ROW: Coach Moser. R. Loving, W. Johnson, K. Horton, H. Levinson, M. Smoot, D. Lawson. Harriers Make Good Showing Ross Shaffstall shows the form that made him one of the leading shot putters in the Seminole District. OUTDOOR TRACK RECORDS 1973 Long Jump Triple Jump High Jump Pole Vault Shot Put Discus Int. Hurdles 100 Yard Dash 220 Yard Dash 440 Yard Dash 880 Yard Run Mile Run 2 Mile Run 80 Yard Relay 880 Yard Relay Mile Relay Mile Relay 20°10” Mike Fowler 4171” Craig Shaffer 670” Robert Shepard 10’6” Lisle Ford 50’'2” Ross Shaffstall 135’8 42”” Ross Shaffstall 120 High Hurdles15.0 Craig Shaffer 41.7 Craig Shaffer 9.8 Billy Lindsey hue Billy Lindsey 51.4 Mike Fowler 1:58.4 Bert Dodson 4:39.6 Bert Dodson 10:25.4 Chuck Tolley 1:34.0 Lunsford, Sweeney 1:34.0 Fowler, Lindsey 3:27.0 Lindsey, Sweeney 3:27.0. Fowler, Fulton Al Sweeney hits ‘“‘paydirt” in one of his better long jumps. Craig Shaffer grimaces as he clears another devastating height. In a demanding event, Paul Whitney vaults over the bar with relative ease. BOYS’ TRACK TEAM: Campbell County Champs, Buena Vista Relay Champs, All American Track Team, District Champs. LEADING POINT GETTERS: BOTTOM ROW: J. Myers, B. Lindsey, S. Newly formed Girls’ Track Team Myers. TOP ROW: C. Haas, C. Shaffer, R. Shepard, M. Fowler, W. Bersch. STATE CHAMPS! 1973 VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM: FIRST ROW: F. Fisher, T. Dolan, T. Lunsford, D. Bankert, D. McElhaney. SECOND: L. Richerson; manager, M. Bryant, K. Whitten, J. Ferguson, M. Marsh, J. White, T. Marsh, L. Clowdis; manager. THIRD: Coach Shelton, G. Wheeler, R. Pillow, J. Bell, C. Perkey, J. May, R. Powers, T. Allen, L. Wood, S. Ritzman, manager. ae . | Sigg 4 . e bs F ' Nn . se ge Our y ‘ 3 re : i hae aia IV In the face of defeat, Coach Howard West from Nelson County tries his best to remain as calm as ih Coach Shelton. } XM Staunton River . Thrusting the ball toward home, Ricky Pillow strikes another With a swing of the bat, Mike Marsh makes a dash for first base. man out. ; pee Sede ss JV BASEBALL TEAM: FIRST ROW: K. Burns, D. Hackemeyer, M. Board, D. Rorer, R. Sicsly, R. Thompson, S. Elliot. SECOND ROW: S. Tucker, C. Wirt, J. Allen, L. Pillow, R. Williams, J. Leonard. THIRD ROW: Coach Lee, J. Artois, K. Hudson, P. McNeil, R. Hackemeyer, D. Bryant, M. Truxell. GOLF TEAM: FRONT ROW: S. Tinnell, P. Whitten, J. Petty. BACK ROW: D. Wilmer, C. Bohon, S. Whittaker, J. Anderson, Coach Hill. Golf Team Gets Teed-Off! SCORES BHS. 0 Glass.c uci BHS 6 Jefferson For . .12 BHS 6%� Liberty 411% BHS 6% Rustburg ...11% BHS.: 1714; Nelson) 23.48 ie BHS 3:62) Dibertyo22 4221s BHS 6'%. Jefferson For. .111%4 BHS (17 12 : Nelsons aie MEDAL PLAY-OFF BHS Win Altavista .. .Loss BHS Loss Rustburg .. .Win Pat “‘Nicklaus’’ Whitten practices his perfect form for an upcoming match. 10 _——. ee a ee ee ! EE TSI RD Ee et | FIRST ROW: S. Bryant, S. Montgomery, S. Hamilton, D. Testerman, V. Lavinder, V. Merchant, J. Arthur, M. Steele, K. Dodson, B. Shepard, S. Tennis Rallies! TENNIS TEAM: FIRST ROW: L. Ford, A. Brown, S. Haymes, SECOND ROW: T. Ball, B. Kiefer, R. Loving, 11 K. Riggins, T. Simpson. M. Read, G. DeWease, F. Lindsey, R. Bibb. Shelton, J. Whitmore, L. Tyler, T. VanLiere. SECOND ROW: Coach Snyder, D. Fore, T. Hooper, C. Hogan, Coach Cundiff. SORTBALL SCORKS OPPONENT BHS Altavista Jefferson Forest 1 Gretna 10 Nelson Oc. Rust burg Staunton River Appomattox Appomattox Jefferson forest William Oarspbeil Gretna Nelson Co: Rustburg Staunton River Altavista 2 rumpled rumps + 2 tattered tails = 4 pompous posteriors Mr. Shelton sits high in the saddle — at least for now! Mr. Frady scans the gym in search of the basketball. “Bottoms-up!” for Brian Cox. Ike Wood was really “STUCK” on his acupuncture project! Area teachers and professors showed comprehension in judging the fair. Mr. Fred Davis and Dr. James Henry are shown here. ug Summer 0) Breeze Seniors relaxing at the Prom. What we can't see, we won't tell! ea Dale Dawson asks Greg Nichols, ‘‘May I have the next dance?”’ ’ ag Kithy Deen Wil Condy Faye lls Maynard Keith Whitten ——— Shaton Ypy: 5 Se os oe OG (Cnt Y @ Monnet ee ee ee ee es ee ee c Gf, n Dyin LG, Ooveaa @ ZL LE aun 2 Mincy Gaurry Wayne Cyrus | Tamme cenemenae Bonna Gayle Arthur Lindy Gaye older Hlichael Wayne Hithish PE te Pe Binal Shasan i, Fa Kay KMattin VNalheine 666 Papa foe Craig Braver BROOKVILLE HIGH SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES JUNE Ist, 1973 � writ e Y “i; F | 8:30 P.M. Ni SN ! PROCESSION Aten Ge ee a eh URN “Pomp and Circumstance” S PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE CHORUS AND CONGREGATION ......... “The Star Spangled Banner” INVOCATION ...W02.2.0 22... ...... THE REVEREND Mr. C. DouGLas PILLOW Minister, Timberlake Methodist Church ¢ COWALEDIGTOR TANG hess pane sees ele VIRGINIA ANN BROWN GHORUS—Hyron of Our Time 0) es _. Beek (Junior Senior) PGY LA Lag Pocny H PRESENTATION OF AWARDS ........ STEVE WESTPHAL, Class President CO-VALEDICTORIAN es Lie . Mary Susan Mason | AWARDING OF DIPLOMAS |... 0.000... PAauL W. BREWER, Principal H and G. HUNTER JONES, JR., Superintendent CHORUS—“You’ll Never Walk Alone” 0... . Richard Rodgers BENE DECTION ise rues soi . THE REVEREND Mr. C, DouGLas PILLOW RECESSIONAL Director Of CROPUSi a sie Oa oni Bye mney Op ego KELLY A. SHOEMAKER Accompanists and Pianists, LYNETTE Davin, Mary Kay McDaniel, JEFF RiFFE yy 79 Ay; Hvery student enters Brookville Rich School with a dreams VPhose stidents who have ‘entered Brookville Vhis! Vea as @lehth graders are just beginning, te build their Future) while Phase of ws ds the ‘class of (1973 fand ourselves atl the ¢limax of Olin impossible dreani Gradua ation Day: Time has run out an ow siorictis hich sthool, days here at: Brookville: and awe must: now turn to the fitures Phis.) the 1972-73) issue ‘of the Budzer marks the end of our lives! as high sekool seniors: Our minds have become reher ini know! edge and understanding) while we, have broadened: and matured socially. Our experiences have helped to enrich our lives. Perhaps. in the’ distant fathre when we look ati this book it wilibrine: bear memories of past fiunjand Dlegsant Mears at Bi His, We. have seen! the best) wears af jour lives go. DY. AS wecreach: Outofor cut diplomas, we are reaching tir ihe Aiture. 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