Central High School - Sword and Shield Yearbook (Victoria, VA)

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Spanish Club — Sponsor Mrs. Celia Snead, Pres. Esther Welch, V-Pres. Patti Estes, Sec. Jeannie Jeter, Treas. Alice Coles, Rep. Scott Thompson, Blaine Garrett, Linda Zava, Susan Bacon. 2nd Row — Harold Crenshaw, Frank Bowman, Lawrence Moran, George Welch, Jo-Jeen Rusak, Linda Gordon, Shelia Ragsdale, Claudia Daniels. 3rd Row — Jessica Carter, Sharon Moore, Helen Donovan, Kathy Fallen, Libby Ashworth, Lyne Watson, Lynette Watson, Frances Seaborn, Lisa Jones. Top Row — Jimmy Chumney, Terri Doty, Ray Gallion, Steve Hardy, Sammy Snead, Hazel Estes, Tati Lamar, Vickie Walker, Monica Hopkins, Patti Bowman, Lynda Kunath, Mattie Boyd. T l — Sponsor Mr. Haywood Simmons, Pres. James McCook, V-Pres. Collins Thomas, Sec. Johnny Hawthorne, Randy Meekins, Jay Willis, James Gayles, George Blackwell. 2nd Row — Leroy Blackwell, Ollie Lafoon, Kenny Gregory, Randy Hurt, Bernard Cheatham, Alvin Bridgeforth, Barnabus Hardy, Theodore Bagley. 3rd Row — Alfred Bacon, Cecil Murray, Michael Wootton, Wayne Andrews, John Freeman, Donnell Hargrove, Robert Blackwell, Carlton Hill. Top Row — Donnell Capers, Tom Cummings, David Jackson, Ray Lester, Johnny Dix, Bobby Hawthrone, Sammy Foster, Richard Neblett, James Johnson. FFA — Sponsor Mr. Shirley Potts, Pres. Bernard Tisdale, V-Pres. Tracy Estes, Sec. Walter Perkins, Treas. Scott Marker, Rep. Lee Rash, Sentinel Collins Thomas, Bubba Hawthorne, Bobby Covington, Thomas Gosney, Timmy Carter. 2nd Row — Bernard Cheatham, Tab Brown, Steve Cox, Timmy Allen, Steve Matthews, Bernard Harris, Hannie Smith, James Abernathy, Robbie Elliot, Sammy Snead. 3rd Row - James Goldsby, John Tharpe, Thomas Kephart, Scott Crenshaw, Johnny Dalton, Timmy Glidewell, Kelly Gallion, Curtis IMewman, Lester Fowler, Ray Lester. 4th Row — Carl Brown, Jimmy Bundy, Dan Bailey, Leonard Martin, Peter Perkins, Scott Barnes, Tim Harper, Thomas Conner, Ricky Bacon, Johnny Dix. 5th Row - Curtis Dix, Mark Queensberry, Timmy Newcomb, Ronnie Clevenger, Kenny Burrow, Richard Maddox, Kenneth Walker, Charlie Blackwell, Sammy Hendricks, James McCook. Top Row — Michael Whitehead, James Gayles, Carlton Hill, Cecil Hurt, Wayne Tisdale, George Blackwell, Barnabus Hardy, Clarence Reese, Kenny Shelton, Steve Newcomb, Tom Cummings. Yearbook — Sponsor Mrs. Elizabeth Dean, Editor Mary Cocker, Theme Editor Ann Hancock, Student Life Editor, Nancy Davis, Alice Coles. 2nd Row — Lawrence Moran, Roger Smith, Frances Seaborn, Milton Watson, Deborah Hicks. Top Row — Scott Thompson, Ad Editor, Frank Bow- man, Randy Glasscock, Gina Oliver, Terry Doty Photog- rapher. DECA — Sponsor Mr. George Sunbury, Pres. Danny Slaugh- ter, V-Pres. Cindy Overby, Sec. Libby Ashworth, Treas. Lynette Watson, Rep. Lynn Watson, Hist. Brenda Thompson. 2nd Row — Stanley Hawthorne, Wesley Spencer, Diane Camp, Shirley Robertson, Shirley Weaver, Timmy Newcomb. 3rd Row — Marilyn Hawthorne, Isaac Coles, Madeline Smith, Wanda Overton, Trudy Kirk, Linda Lyons, Connie Echols. 4th Row — Jerome Hurt, Lucy Holmes, George Hite, Kenny Burrow, Scott Housman, Wayne King. Top Row — Carl Brown, Jerry Millner, Glenn Hood, James Price, Mike Um- stead, Timmy Harper. French Club — Sponsor Miss Sylvia Woodruff, Pres. Ann Hancock, V-Pres. Ricky Slaughter, Sec. Nancy Davis, Treas. James Abernathy, Sgt. at Arms Gregory Womack, Evon Lee. 2nd Row — Randy Hudson, Daniel Tabon, Roger Smith, Kevin Castle, Roberta Booker, Grade Reese, Brenda Estes. 3rd Row — Wanda Reed, Linda Seay, Milton Watson, Phil Smith, Steve Conner, Marc Chandler, Shirley Crawley. Top Row — Linda Haag, Tony Jones, Peggy McCormick, Ginger Robinette, Bernard Tisdale, Ray Isherwood. Clubs 33

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Con man. Francel Johnson puts to use the popular Country roads. Local residents join forces for a practice of leaving one’s books in his locker to get county Walk-a-thon after raising money for the out of class to get them. Virginia Lung Association. AcTivixiES By way of television, newspaper, and radio, students witnessed the election and inauguration of a new president, the defeat of the Equal Rights Amendment in Virginia, the execution of Gary Gilmore, and other events. But students got no closer to these events than scientific communication would allow. Events closer to home interested Chargers. Most were glad to see the over-emphasized Bicentennial go, but were sorry to face a natural gas shortage which was worsened by a super-cold winter. Students involved themselves in activities outside the routine school day. They took part in hobbies, field trips, special projects, and anything to liven the school year. Activities 35