Churchland High School - Trucker Yearbook (Portsmouth, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 226 of the 1974 volume:

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(top right) David Larkin: “I think they make me look rather distinguished, don ' t you? (bottom) Lisa Dail thinks of the $1.25 she could have spent elsewhere, (pg. 5) (top) Chip Hanbury and Roy Fisher: twochess nuts.(bottom) Freddie Carmack — the artist, (pg. 6) Dominus Major, (pg. 7) (top) Mr. Copeland, (bottom left) Mr. Rash, (bottom right) Coach Jaro. (pg. 8) (top) Chemistry, (bottom) Art students converge on Mrs. Jones, (pg. 9) (top) (left to right) Gary Creamer, Kevin Jennings, Bobby Lewis, Bryan Yaffey — 2:00 a.m. (bottom) Arthur Mitchell, Ramona Reynolds, and Gail Glover take a break during Black Studies class, (pg. 10) (top) A bird ' s eye view of the Villagers in chorus room, (bottom) The outside looking in: the wood shop. (pg. 11) Churchland football fans. (pg. 12) (top) Coach Thomas pleads with Mike Wise, Let ' s run this my way, as Coach ' Parker offers his approval, (bottom) JV cheerleaders at work. (pg. 13) (top) Varsity substitutes are anxious to see action, (bottom left) Vickie Brown spies the camera lens during a lull in the game, (bottom right) Coach Griffin makes certain everyone knows which defense to play. (pg. 14) Excitement is the name of the game. (pg. 15) (top left) Coach Thomas and one of his students demonstrate variations in trampolining. (top right) They ' ve got her surrounded, (bottom) Varsity basketball players grace the auditorium with their presence, (pg. 16) from left to right) (first row) Karen Gabriele, Carol Mullins, Ashley Wents, Shirley Bailey, (second row) Charlie Williams, Hortense Jones, Football spirit poster, Phyllis Shelton, (third row) Gary Henry, Bob Breit, Debbie Wetherby, Linda Branan. (fourth row) Charlie Chaplin, Erica Grob, Mark Simons, Sherri Kidd, (fifth row) Kathy Wetherby and Anna Xenakis, Frank Pennington, Barbara Kersey, Wendy Webb. (pg. 1 7) (from left to right) (first row) Debbie Pennington, Jeanine Wright and Roy White, (second row) Kay Hardy, Jeff Tarkenton and Carol Quinn, (third row) Arthur Mitchell, Karen Whitley and Richie Babbitt, (fourth row) Mike Copley, Susan LaMotte. (fifth row) Danny Evans, Mary Gay. DUCKLINC cas¥ ' ' D ir The energy crisis seemed to have little effect on the number of students who drove to school. Daylight saving time, which was instituted to save energy, had a greater effect since most of the year we came to school in the dark. The morning announcements often ended with a list of cars with their lights on. At mid-year the Lord ' s Prayer was mysteriously dropped from the announcements and a devotional though took its place. Meetings for various groups were packed into homeroom time as well as collecting dues, subscriptions, and charity money. The threats of being sent to the office did little to club tardiness. -—4 m IIM 1 u Virginia High School League Box 3697 University Station, Charlottesville, Virginia 22903 Athletic Participation — Parental Consent — Physician’s Certificate Form (Separate form required for each school year. File in Office of Principal) PARKING PERMIT Forms, permits, stickers, passes, tickets — they all control our lives here at Churchland. Official red tape is one of the school ' s most endearing characteristics. We must be insured, passed from place to place with notes and our cars must be registered and stickered. Our scores from tests, the importance of which we never realize, must be coded and sent off so other copies can again be coded and sent elsewhere. Money must be signed for by three people and then three copies kept! These are just a few examples, and on these pages are just a few of the forms that allow, restria, record, and control our lives. PS -35 -68 PORTSMOUTH PUBLIC SCHOOLS MEDICAL DEPARTMENT - INFIRMARY Date Name is all owed to go to the infirmary, Time left Teacher ' s signature_ Time arrived at Infirmary_ Time left Infirmary Nurse YEARBOOK PURCHASE RECEIPT Name:. Homeroom:. Deposit Paid (Amt.) Date Paid: Amount Due: No. PS-48-68 Date. Mamo 19— Date of Absence Roaenn Time Tardy KINDLY ADMIT PUPIL TO CLASS □ Excused 1 1 1 lnov [ ic a H Principal Teacher ' s Signature REPORT CARD SCHOOL BOARD OF THE CITY OF PORTSMOUTH, VIRGINIA NAME OF SCHOOL: REPORT OF TELEPHONE NO; STUDENT NO. GRADE COUNSELOR HOMEROOM PERIOD ENDING MONTH DAY YEAR CREDITS TO SEPTEMBER PARENT OR GUARDIAN SCHOLASTIC ACHIEVEMENT CODE A EXCELLENT 95-tOO B ABOVE AVERAGE 86 94 C AVERAGE 76 85 0 BELOW AVERAGE 70 75 F FAILING BELOW 70 1 INCOMPLETE A GRADE OF I MUST BE REMOVED IN THE NEXT GRADING PERIOD OR BECOME AN F REMARKS CODE A NUMBER APPEARING IN THIS SECTION INDICATES IMPROVEMENT IS NEEDED AS FOLLOWS: LESSON PREPARATION ATTENDANCE SELF-CONTROL ATTITUDE FOLLOWING DIRECTIONS COMPLETING WORK ON TIME DEVELOPING GOOD STUDY SKILLS ATTENTION IN CLASS BRINGING NECESSARY MATERIALS COOPERATION SCHOLASTIC ACHIEVEMENT SUBJECT TEACHER 1 2 3 EXAM SEMI FINAl 4 5 6 EXAM SEMI FINAl 1 REMARKS 1 2 3 4 5 6 FINAL GRADE CREDIT 1 1 1 1 ♦ 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 J 1 1 HOMEROOM TEACHER DAYS PRESENT 1 2 3 4 5 6 DAYS ABSENT 1 2 3 4 5 6 TIMES TARDY 1 2 3 4 5 6 CUMULATIVE CREDITS AS OF JUNE ONLY PRINTED GRADES ARE OFFICIAL. THIS REPORT VOID IF ANY ENTRY IS ALTERED OR ERASED, UNLESS INITIALED BY THE TEACHER. PLEASE SEE OTHER SIDE. TOTAL DAYS PRESENT; TOTAL DAYS ABSENT TOTAL TIMES TARDY PARENT ' S COPY PROMOTED □ RETAINED □ Year Grade Name Parent’s Name PUPIL’S DAILY SCHEDULE Homeroom PS - 5 5R - 6 9 Student No. Address Address □ □□□ Home Telephone Age Birthdate Emergency Telephone Sex Locker Lunch Period Course No. Course Uescripticm Room Credit Teacher 1 2 3 4 5 6 PASS PS-54-68 Date. 19 Ti me fv. (Admit □ To □ From □ (N«at ol pupil) Auditorium □ Classroom □ Library □ Office □ □ Recorded; Time z ? o 2 9 z z • o o o o r O S 9 5 □ _ ? i i a. SitMturc RETURNED 3 - n o n Q tr o c 3 - 0 1 3 n Z Q 3 70 O o 3 o Q Time. Si|M(ur LIBRARY NOTICE (Top Left) Galloping Gourmet rides again! (top Right) Cathy Covington lets a french fry slither down. (Middle) Freshmen girls cast meek and loving eyes at their classmates. (Bottom) Martha Carr pauses for a brief pose as Sharon Woodell inhales her food. Most of our time in school is spent in classes. Some challenge our analytical minds, some are required, too many are a waste of time. The curriculum showed signs of bending a little this year with the beginning of speech classes and the consideration of mini-courses by the science department. Physics classes tried packet learning and Mrs. King ' s junior english class presented plays again. The permanencies, Mr. Mancuso, Mrs. Davis, Mr. Holbrook, and a few others returned, and there were a few fresh faces added. Homework still didn ' t get done too well, but the assignments kept coming. Exams and nerves found a common denominator in grades. But this year each class was just harder, or longer, more stimulating, or more boring. Here are some pictures of various pursuits of knowledge. (p. 26) (Top) Mike Holloway and Phyllis Shelton in The Ugly Duckling. (Middle right) Tammy Smith looks over her paper. (Middle left) Freshmen probability experiment, shooting dice in a milk carton. (Bottom) Mrs. Short ' s 1st period Government class. CLASSES 26 (Top) Perlick erps prepare for quiz. (Bottom) Students tabulate surveys on interest in mini courses possibly planned for next year. 27 (p. 28) (top left) Wesley Bishop uses study hall, (bottom left) Education in action, (top right) Raymond Hines is checked out of library by Miss Van Fossen. (Middle Right) Accounting classes, (bottom right) Between class hassle, (p. 29) (top) Susan Price and Betsy Wilkerson typing, (middle left) ROTC student corrects typing. 29 (p. 30) (top left) Freshmen and Sophomore gym classes compete in crab soccer, (bottom left) Health classes are informed about the danger of drugs, (top right) Freshman physical science class, (bottom right) Nancy Barnett and Tommy Grider rehearse Villager music, (p. 31) (top right) Band class dismissal. (Middle left) Mr. Perkins offers Smokey Clover help in mechanical drawing, (middle right I. to r.) Maryanne Surrels, Gary Henry, and Doug Moreland prepare Trucker Topics in journalism class, (bottom left) Chip Hanbury finishes art design, (bottom right) Kathy Duck offers transcription headphones to one of the Japanese teachers who came to observe Churchland in the fall. 30 31 AFTER SCHOOL (p. 32) After hours students spend time engaged in sports, clubs, and other productive activities. These are just a few scenes of the after hours world so important and familiar to many students, (top left) Susan Gallop on trampoline, (center left) The janitors clean the halls, (bottom left) A Latin Club gathering, (bottom right) Ashley Wentz stalks Gary Henry on stage, (p. 33) (top) And what do you think he ' s looking at?! (Center left) Kenny Pimienta and Nathan Hord check the Honor Roll list, (center right) Richie Babbitt and Beth Adams work on SCA. (bottom) Debate Team discusses new ideas. (I. to r.) Kathy Danford, Jeff Tarkenton, Amy Scarr, Sandy Spencer. 32 I WORK Many Churchland students are involved in the D.E. and l.C.T. work programs. These programs allow the students to go to classes part of the day and then get valuable job training the rest of the day. (p. 34) (top) — Robert Clark discusses a stereo with a customer. (Bottom Left) — Vickie White fixes the items on the shelf. (Bottom Right) — Bobbie Barnes stacks Gala tissue, (p. 35) (Top) — Billy Davis works at Marlands. (Bottom Left) — James Brown polishes a silver bowl at Greenhoods. (Bottom Right) — Terry Olson is making a sale at Willners. 34 35 Some students find it necessary to excel to find their level of satisfaction. Beyond just involvement and scholarship the students on these pages found ability and time to do just a little bit more and achieve distinction. (Any awards for sports are recognized on pp. 126-127.) page 36, (top right); Beverly Buchanan and John Rayfield, representatives to Governor ' s School for the Gifted 1973, and to the Optomists ' Outstanding Teenager of Tidewater Competition, (middle): Anne Hurley and Kathy Wetherby, AFS Finalists, (bottom): (front) Florence Harrison, Joan Ferrell, Beverly Buchanan. (back) Donna Hodges, Jeff Tarkenton, Wendy Webb, Jonathan O ' Conner; National Merit Letter of Commendation, page 37, (top); Forensics Team, (left to right); Maryanne Surrells, girls ' extern., Jeff Tarkenton, boys ' extern., Beverly Buchanan, spelling, Gary Henry, boys ' poetry, Elizabeth Oast, DISTINCTION (con. from page 36) girls ' poetry, David Fletcher, boys ' prose, Anne Hurley, girls ' prose, Barry Kastner, boys ' oratory, Judy Evans, girls ' oratory, (middle left); Lonnell Freeman, M.G.A. Youth Governor of Virginia, Portsmouth Jr. Miss, second runner-up in state competition, (middle right); Irvenia Waters, National Achievement Program for Outstanding Negro Students-semi-finalist. Robbie (Art) Bauman, National Merit Semi-finalist, (bottom); ESAA (Emergency School Aid Act) Student Advisory Committee. Barry Kastner, Renee Edwards, Carol Quinn. 37 DISTINCTION (top left) First Semester Scholastic Team (1. to r.) David Goldman, Rob Bauman, Kathy Laguta, Donna Hodges, George Riggins, Amy Scarr. (top right) Jr. Miss Contestants (1. to r.) Diane Blanford, first runner up, Peggy Moseley, finalist, Nancy Barnett, Scholastic Award winner, (bottom left) Loretta Powers WKLX radio reporter, (bottom right) Alton Catlett, Tomrrow ' s Scientists Engineers Regional Winner Science World Magazine. )8 Purpose is Preparation Senior Privileges? Ryder seems happy after two years Even after five years at Churchland, walking into the principal ' s office can be unnerving. Entering, however, I found a not-so-unfriendly Mr. Ryder jammed behind stacks of filled manila folders which, when distilled, would become the policies and reports which control day to day life at Churchland. Since it was the first day on the new schedule, the bells had to be worked out, and finally, with instructions delivered to Mrs. Twiford, the interview began. Mr. Ryder ' s own educational background began in his home state of New York. There he attended Hofstra College on Long Island. After two years he transferred to the University of Virginia where he completed both a B.S. degree and a Master ' s in Secondary Education. After this, the second-year principal served in the Navy briefly before beginning his teaching career. More recently, 1967-1969, he received his advanced certificate for work beyond the Master ' s from William and Mary. It was while doing this work that he developed the highly successful Able and Ambitious program which he now administrates. Discussing the purpose of education, Mr. Ryder feels the school must prepare students socially in addition to professionally. The school must teach the students to survive responsibly in our society. They must be prepared to carry on effectively in the community and nation when no longer in school. Concerning senior privileges, particularly a class party and class trip, the principal said that past experience made him unable to take responsibility without so many rules that a good time would be impossible. Art-Science facilities inadequate Some of the changes Mr. Ryder would like to see have already begun in the physical reorganizing of the science department. The beginning of a reading lab next year will also be a great step forward, though it may create a space problem. The art facilities also need to be expanded to better house both materials and students. Attitudes can always be improved, of course, but generally he is satisfied as to the involvement of both students and teachers. L IUjJUUL b piUUICI Hard to pinpoint When asked whether he felt the dropout ' s problem was a failure on the part of the educational system, Mr. Ryder responded that it was a joint failure on the part o f the home, school, community, and individual. The seed of failure was planted long before the event occurred. This seed must be isolated and dealt with by all the major factors in the student ' s environment. Girl ' s Under general comments, Mr. Ryder felt that we were having a good year. He said he would like to see funding for girl ' s sports, who he added were leaders in the southeastern district. The school is on the incline and with the improvements already made, Chruchland is definitely becoming a leader. Art I 40 {p. 40.) 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O 03 03 C (J 03 ro - 03 •D t_ ro $ 03 c 03 E . zz O 02 03 -o ,°PO _ Z 1, f i 5- (J DO . _ ro 03 3 .E ro 7 C ■ D 03 -E 03 , ' £t X c O O Q. E ro 03 • ro g X _ 03 03 O LO t_ m n - g L to . Q_ 3 Z 2 •C U ro r c 2 5 — ro O C C °- ,9 o 3 ■■E 03 2 ' O EcSci.§ DO t4_ ro 4 4 o 03 03 ° g g ■g •- S S ™ 2 I I s 03 - .■E 03 C U 03 03 C 1 C 03 Is ro C E 05 o i I ? ; — X DO 5 03 C . .-E 13 LT3 I D 03 (ji O ' — r 1 1— rn rsi CN ■Lt (N LO 1— (N ro Miss Churchland Contest. HAPPY ST. PATRICK ' S DAY! 09 c o a o An annual should attempt to express the year as it was, not only the events, but also the climate and reactions of the students to these events. The Trucker Staff by means of the opinion questionaire, distributed at mid-term, sought to do this. An opinion should describe one ' s viewpoint; however, the majority of the answers were yes , no , or maybe . At first glance, the results were rather disappointing. There were, of course, some well-thought out responses; nevertheless, most were bland and apathetic. In another sense, these unemotional reactions also, portrayed the over-all atmosphere. Indeed, maybe we all were a little tired of politics, the system, and having to be concerned. C . what is Churchland to you? . a school a farce a time occupier an over-abundance of cliques, drunks, stuck up people, and dope fiends A place to learn how to get along with people of different ideas, philosophies, and beliefs. A friendly association with the teachers, students, and especially the females. an institution of lower edcuation a complete society in which the students are the inhabitants and the administration is the governing body. The whole system is run by an authoritarian form of government in which the students have hardly any power. My school and I love it. Too laden with tradition. an experiment on how pressure affects the human brain. 1 feel at home here. I ' ve met friends here. I ' ve spent a lot of time here. It ' s a lot of fun and work. It ' s a great school. As a general rule, the people of this community are rather narrow minded. We ' re too quick to jump to the defensive. We ' re always right and our ' s is the only opinion that matters. The students of Churchland High School cirticize their contemporaries as being a society of cliques. We ' re all members of cliques. Clique is not a synonym for snobbery. I think it is really this snobbery that we ' re criticizing. I agree that it does exist and that it is a definite obstacle to the non-elite, but I wonder if we don ' t need to evaluate our own attitudes and actions before we criticize each other so harshly. I ' ve never thought of Churchland as the finest academic institution, nor as the friendliest, but there is no other school in this area that I would prefer to attend. V ■ li V — Is student government effective in its role at Churchland? A . It is as far as the students who participate in the meetings are concerned, but most of the other students just don ' t care about the student government. Most of them are only waiting to get out of school. They don ' t care about what goes on inside of school. No, because the school is run completely by the faculty. It doesn ' t seem to affect me very much. What student government? Certainly, the student government is not as effective and strong as it should be. It is faced with competition from so many other groups, 44 . Is there an energy crisis? . I do believe the worlds energy is decreasing, but I think it hasn ' t reached a crisis yet. Theijig companies are just plotting to put the independents out of business. only in Mr. I Holbrook you look at the gas prices, then you tell me! 1 think its a scheme to take eyes off Watergate. Q A, authoritarian control by the administration, and so forth. However, we cannot blame the officers or the few other students who run the 5CA. Those who are to be blamed are ourselves. We, the masses of students are to blame for the few activities and seemingly total lack of student government. If we want privileges, or changes, or activities, the best course is through student government; by getting involved and not leaning on the council alone. Each and everyone of us can make student government fail, but we can also make it work. — Barry Kastner C Are the rules about having to have a pass to go everywhere repressive to education? A. Yes, definitely. We aren ' t babies or prisoners. It ' s just a big hassle! Those who complain about the use of passes are those who take advantage of the privileges to a wrong extent. Not to education! It is demeaning and repressive to every student, though! Yes, I feel as if I am in San Quentin instead of high school! This feeling is not conducive to education. V 45 Why so you think Nixon should be kept in office or impeached? A . He should be kept in office; we are crippled enough as it is. I think he should resign so that we can concentrate on other things. 1 think that he should be impeached, but not convicted. ' I don ' t think Nixon should be impeached because he is not the only one who ever was corrupt in our government. It goes on every day, as in the Portsmouth Police Dept. He just happened to be caught; I think he ought to resign because the people do not trust him. I believe that impeachment is the only practical way in which the air of suspicion surrounding the President can be cleared. The facts, whether good or bad, are more desirable than the uncertainty of not knowing one way or another. Without impeachment we would be destroying the foundations of our constitutional system. Let ' s remember that actual illegal crimes are not the only grounds for impeachment; lack of public confidence and lack of integrity are sufficient grounds. I cannot see why we can ' t call our lying politicians liars. I don ' t know — if they ' re going to impeach him, do it! If not, stop messing around with his life. He ' s got his game together; impeach Sam Ervin! V -01 - r C . Is it fair to give equal credit for all courses in determining class standing? A. Yes, all courses are of equal importance to the individual who takes them. No, there are many people who take the easy courses just so they can pass. There are others who take courses for they want knowledge. No, but who would be the judge of the amount of credits for each course? A V 46 To: All Co-Workers From: Welfare Committee Date: February 13, 1974 r Why do you come to school? A. Because it is mandatory. I ' m not sure. It is as good as the boring reruns and game shows in the morning. To prepare myself, so that after I finish college I can become a rich old miser. 1 love learning — pity schools spoil our desire to learn. To get an education and have fun, but I don ' t think it is possible to get an equal share of both. 1 often ask myself the same question. Because I want to learn about people, life, and the unknown. y A request has been made that smoking in the ladies ' lounge be limited to four days a week with one day a week designated as a non-smoking day. In order to clarify an earlier poll on this issue we would appreciate it if you would vote yes if yo u are in favor of limiting smoking to four days a week and no if you are in favor of unlimited smoking in the lounge by checking the appropriate space below. YES NO We as students are just as entitled to smoke as the teachers are. I ' ve been smoking for 3 years with my parent ' s permission, and if it means anything to you, I ' m a chick. It just doesn ' t make any sense why a school should stop me from smoking when I have my legal right from my parents. Comments: I ' m getting tired of these polls. Why don ' t students have a voice in selecting their cheerleaders? 1 may complain a lot about school and say its a drag. This really isn ' t true. I think CHS is a great place to be, and I think I will miss it. • Would you have gone to war or left the country if the nation had become involved in fighting during the Mid-East Conflict? A I would not have gone to war. As the song says, the U.S. has done everything possible for other countries, but none of them have done anything for us. I would have gone to war for peace. (?) 1 would have gone to war because I feel strongly for my country. But I do feel war is extremely stupid. If I were a man, I would have been a conscientious objector; but, if I had been refused, I would have left the country. Gone to war — This is a nationalistic feeling. I ' m of the female species, so I don ' t worry about it. V 47 c 5 CD Churchland High School in 1974 was an organization of students, students who made things happen, who became involved, and who determined a wide scope of achievement for themselves and their school. Teamwork was essential in each phase of the achievement. Students had to pool their resources, to develop and share their ideas and talents within the school, and to cooperate with others for the smooth operation of the team. As individuals arose to fulfill the needs for leadership, it became apparent that each person ' s contributions were dependent upon the group just as the group was dependent upon the leaders. To all who share in the hard work, the time, and the fun, rewards came in various forms. Some felt the deep-placed satisfaction in a job well done. Some shared the ecstatic joy that comes as long hard hours of labor melt into a shining success for all to behold. As for the failures, they were shared as to lighten the burden of responsibility that fell to each person involved. And, in a sense, every student who belonged to CHS, whether involved or not, had to accept the responsibility for each failure as well as for each success. Each individual student was a part of the whole, and the whole was influenced by and responsible for each failure and success. The members of this whole that failed to perform their specific duties and to contribute their small parts to the final achievement fimply forced harder work and deeper involvement upon others. The goals were reached as the year advanced and new doors toward even greater future achievement were opened. 50 A.F.S Top Left: Kathy Wetherby receives donatioris for the AFS Scholarship Fund. Bottom Left: Maya Higashi guides visitors through our school. Bottom Right: Anne Hurley, new AFS president. Armed with plastic containers and pamphlets, a small but hearty group of AFS members and volunteers decended upon the Churchland area for their annual Scholarship Fund Drive. Their dedicated hard work yielded over $400 toward the expense of supporting a foreign exchange student. Our AFS group not only succeeded in sponsoring this year ' s exchange student, Maya FHigashi, but also helped to start an AFS chapter at Western Branch. One of Churchland ' s students, Gwen Morgal, participated in the student abroad program in Germany during the school year. Although our AFS is well-known for its hard work, it is also well-known for its fun parties. The Black Studies group sponsored an interesting panel discussion and an assembly in observance of National Negro Histor y Week. The city-wide theme was Helping America Understand. This reading on the morning announcements began the observances: “The much used and often misunderstood colors of red, green, and black were introduced 50 years ago by Marcus Garvey as dramatic symbols of what Black people could accomplish in unity, with goals, and with organization and determination. Black is for our race, red for our blood, and green is our hope. Using these symbols, Garvey encompassed the proud past, the tragic present, and the limitless future yet to be. 52 Hiim 53 p Mock Election Let ' s elect a man in Va. who represents all Virginians, not just a small segment; a man who thinks about not only today, but tomorrow; let ' s elect Mills E. Godwin. — Chris Regan Henry Howell stands in favor of one thing — people. Even with Howell ' s proposed tax increase on alcohol, Va. will remain one of the cheapest states in the country to drink in . . . . — Maryanne Surrells Sen. Michael has stated, ' I believe strongly in a system of laws and of gov ' t, that puts the needs of the people first. ' Isn ' t this what you as Virginians need and want? | — Lonnell Freeman John Dalton has said that his goal in seeking the office of Lt. Governor is to make that office an effective representation of the people. — Susan Gallop Andy Miller has served us with distinction as Attorney General these last four years. He has experience, enthusiasm, and has shown his superb abilities. — Jeff Tarkenton Pat Echols is a dedicated and willing man. He is ext ' emely qualified for the job of Attorney General. His first and foremost goal is to put Va. ' s future first. Shouldn ' t that be your goal, too? — Elizabeth Oast The election was sponsored by the S.C.A. and the Social Studies department with Barry Kastner as the student coordinator. 327 people registered. The above speeches were presented in an assembly. Lt. Gov. John Dalton spoke at another assembly having been introduced by Susan Gallop. (pg. 54)(above) Susan Gallop introduces John Dalton, (right) Karen Whitely, Barry Kastner, Miss Hill, and Richie Babbitt build voting booth for Mock Election (pg. 55) Students enter auditorium for Mock Election assembly 54 mis year my vote goes to I Henry HoweH Churchland State Henry Howell (1) 37% 49% Mills E. Godwin (K) 63% 51% J. Harry Michael (D) 25% 36% lohn Dalton i.,) 69% 54% Flora Crater (1) 6% 10% Andrew Miller (D) 69% Pat Echols (R) 31% 29% Marga;?: ' Jones 37% 69% Inez Baker 43% 31% 55 Homecoming A numbing October night and thoughts of years before brought out an excellent crowd to Churchland ' s 1974 homecoming festivities. Work started weeks ahead to plan for the return of over 150 alumni. Adult corhmittees were formed and put to work finding their long-out-of-touch friends. Richie Babbitt and Beth Adams took charge of coordinating the adult committees, nominations and voting on the court, preparing the dinner and looking after the many details which went toward making the evening a success. Twenty-four girls were pinned as court candidates after a screening by the teachers and then by the football team. The student body then voted on six juniors and six seniors for this year ' s court. The girls and their escorts were presented at an assembly and then the queen and maid of honor were voted on. The highlight of the whole affair came when Mr. Ryder crowned Nancy Morgan queen and Jeannine Wright her maid of honor. A dance was held afterwards and Dirty Sneakers provided the music. The S.C.A. increased its budget to a record high of $1700 through the various activities. (pg. 56) (above) Mike Copley pins Lonnell Freeman as a homecoming candidate, (top right) Mrs. Perlick displays homecoming mum supplied by S.C.A. (right) Mr. Ryder crowns Nancy Morgan homecoming queen, (pg. 57) (upper left) Mai d of Honor Jeannien Wright escorted by Roy Wright, (upper right) Richie Babbitt and Beth Adams work to prepare last minute details, (lower) Queen Nancy Morgan escorted by Bobby Wise. 56 57 Anne Hurley escorted by David LaMotte Wendy Webb escorted by Kenny Sloane Renay Johnson escorted by Tony Brehon Cathy Parrino escorted by Mike Ryder jean Barnard escorted by Bruce Robertson Stephanie Crutcher escorted by Jimmy LaRose Keven Aaron escorted by Greg Humphries Most Athletic Choke Harper — Lynn Wilkes Most School Spirited Jeff Tarkenton — Vickie Brown Biggest Apple Polisher Nelson Slate — Elizabeth Oast Most Gifted Chris Reagan — Susan McKinney Most Dependable John Rayfield — Lonnell Freemann Most Likely to Succeed Rob Bauman — Florence Harrison Best All Around Robert Henkel — Nancy Morgan chorus Chorus was: Being at all rehearsals on time; Never wearing jeans or clogs; Loving St. Bernards and wheelbarrows; Coasting downhill in the van at Michie Tavern; Singing about cats named Joeffry; Pulling together to keep the man happy; Working hard, playing hard; laughing hard, crying hard, and Loving every minute. 60 The 1974 Marching Concert Bands started the year with several spectacular halftime shows, including one featuring “Batman”, and another featuring the majorettes with fire batons. The Marching Band also participated in the annual Oyster Bowl. The long trek was rewarded with good seats at the game itself. Several members of the band performed at the Lion ' s Show, acting as a “show band. Many members of the band were accepted in the area regional band, as well as some in the area workshop band. A Christmas concert held jointly with the Chorus was deemed a high success by several members of the faculty. Band 61 Top Right: Craig Dill blasts away. Top Left: Mike Howell is equipped. Center: Mr. Dill conducts morning practice session. Bottom Left: Larry Strickland, Jeff Koke and Billy Gregory perform Buglers ' Holiday. Bottom Right: Mrs. Barnes portrays Mary. 62 63 1974 TRUCKER Tri-Hi-Y ■ - With A Little Help From My Friends was the theme of this year ' s District Hi-Y Conference which was sponsored by four of Churchland ' s Tri-Hi-Ys. Donna Hodges led the meeting which was attended by Tri-Hi-Ys from many Tidewater schools. Workshops were conducted to acquaint the people with the Model General Assembly and several MCA officers were elected. There were local legislators present to answer questions that came up. Lonnell Freeman served as Virginia ' s Youth Governor this year. This position offered first-hand knowledge of governmental operations. All of the Tri-Hi-Y members who attended MG A learned much in this area. 64 Aside from marching drills and physical development, the R.O.T.C. cadets ' course of study included training in citizenship and leadership. Military organization, first-aid, warfare, and public spe aking were other important areas of study. Each cadet became acquainted with the workings and assembly and disassembly of the M 14 rifle, also. In addition, please note the good looks of this year ' s captiain. (Front-Center) R.O.T.C. Top Left: Col. Chapman gives last minute instructions before the invasion. Top Right: Larry Adams “Wow! Not bad, not bad at all. Bdttom.(FfSnt),tfohiri,Y ' T4iiftjp Cherry, .R0berC9aurnan, MicliaerBrown, Jay Matteson. (Back) Michael Scales, Robert Clemons; Leort l ict; ' Larry , ’ ■ A.. jVc;. . • ' a- • , ... 65 Volume XVI, No. 1 Churchland High School, Portsmouth, Virginia October, 1973 Newspaper subscriptions hit a low mark at Churchland this year. Despite their disappointment with the lack of interest, the dedicated staff worked hard to put out a paper which covered the wide range of student activities and school functions. Each month there were interesting editorials, record reviews, humorous gossip columns, and choice letters to the editor airing dissatisfaction and criticism. The 9-member staff spent many long hours writing stories, counting type, uncovering news, and doing all the other tasks involved in publishing a paper. Top Right; (Seated) Donna Hodges, Elizabeth McLain. (Standing) Bev Buchanan, Becky Ryskamp, Phyllis Shelton, Gary Henry, Doug Moreland, Mr, Holbrook, Maryanne Surrells, Sandy Spencer. Left: What do you mean, ' we can ' t print this ' ? Maryanne Surrells demands of Mr. Holbrook. Bottom Right; (Front) Doug Moreland, Cary Henry. (Back) Becky Ryskamp, Maryanne Surrells, Phyllis Shelton. 66 Renewed interest in the Drama Club, sparked by Mrs. Mary |o Brady ' s efforts, brought success for David and Lisa. After many long hours of rehearsal, the talented cast performed the difficul t parts exceptionally well. The action of the play centered around the experiences of several students in a school for emotionally disturbed children. Outstanding performances by Gary Henry and Judy Evans, accompanied by the talents of the rest of the cast, brought favorable responses from the audience. The funny scenes were hilarious and the serious scenes were performed with deep sincerity by the actors. The play was an impressive success and the powerful ending and the unforgettable characters were well received by the audience. Chui’chlancl High School Dramatics Club Presents DAVID and LISA TUESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1973—8:00 P.M. Cast of Characters David Clemens . . Mrs. Clemens . . . . Porter Secretary Dr. Alan Swinford Mrs. Ferris Maureen Hart . . . josette Carlos Sandra Simon Kate Lisa Barbara John Mr. Clemens . . . . Girl Woman First Boy Second Boy Gary Henry Ashley Wentz . . . .David Sessoms . . . .Gina Lindauer Tom Grider Suzan Tomosovich .Maryanne Surrells .Sherri Tomosovich Fred Kaufman Ann Barnard Robert Lauer . . . .Elizabeth Oast Judy Evans . . .Becky Ryskamp Steve Hassell . . .Doug Moreland Julia Babbitt . . .Suzanne Cooke . . . .David Sessoms Richie Babbitt Top Right: Tom Grider. Top Left: Cary Henry. Bottom Right: Julia Babbitt, Judy Evans. 67 Senior Day Powder Puff What a monumental day! The seniors ' revered privileges were exercised. Free ice-tea. Quite an honor. Well worth twelve years of striving to achieve. And the Seniors — only assembly. For the blissful period of some twenty minutes the Seniors enjoyed their own assembly. Robert Henkel conducted the class business meeting touching on such popular subjects as the class party, the class trip, and class dues. No matter how strong the disappointment, the Seniors rallied and showed that they were a united group. Ties and tennis shoes for the boys, and skirts, argyle socks, and tennis shoes for the girls set the Seniors apart. The ravishing cheerleaders led a unique pep rally for the Senior team. The little surprise proved to be quite a surprise for Fred Hamilton who was elected to reign as the first Powder Puff Queen. There was a marked feeling of anticipation on the day of the game. Friction between certain members of the teams showed the true colors of too many girls. The game itself was quite entertaining as was the cheerleading. Unfortunately the clock ran out on the Seniors, leaving the score 18-8. Chalk up one for the juniors. And so ended the Seniors ' glorious day. Top Right: SENIOR CHEERLEADERS (Front) Bob Gillie, )eff Bolling, Jonathan O ' Connor, Carl Westfall, Jeff Tarkenton, Larry VVillford, Danny Modlin, Sande Tyson. (Back) Greg Goldfarb, Rob Bauman, Mike Galiney, Bryan Joyner, John Ingersoll, Roger Wilson, Whit Diggs, David LaMotte. Above: Robert Henkel conducts the Seniors-only assembly. SENIOR TEAM (First Row) Lou Clare, Ashley Wentz, Dianne Blanford, Lynn Wilkes, Anne Hurley, Maya Higashi, Kathy Wetherby, Wendy Webb, Susan Alexander, Betty Eley, Debbie Duke, , Buchanan. (Second Row)- Vickie Brown, Jane Tuttle, Sharon Hathaway, Nancy Barnett, Beth Adams, Erica Grob,„Jan Elmore, Lorraine Harrispn, Debbie Bridges, Elizabeth Oast, Kay Brown, Ann Barnard, Laura Corsi, Linda Branan, Carol Boswell. TThTftl ROW) Wayne Goodman, Jimmy Boswell, Kenny Pimienta, Mike Copley Florence Harriso’rif, LonneU Freeman, Ltsi. Dai yickie Gonnelley, Vicki Taylor, Danny Eich, Lance Nadeau, Danny Evans, Nick Arcese,’Robe[tjRerikel. 7; . -T . 68 Top Left: Lynn Wilkes comes to her senses and attacks Ann Brown. Middle Left: Lou Clare warns Angela Mitchell, We shouldn ' t be meeting like this. Bottom Left: Lee Brown and Carol Quinn explain . . . that thing was that long! Top Right: Mike Copley tells Lou Clare how to do it. Bottom Left: Debbie Pennington lays one on Lynn Wilkes as Vickie Connelley steals the ball. 69 S.C.A Above: Roger Wilson, Jeff Tarkenton, Richie Babbitt, and Ann Nelowet discuss SCA fund raising ideas. Bottom Right: (seated) Miss Linda Hill — sponsor, (standing) Richie Babbitt — V. Pres., Roger Wilson — Pres., Ann Nelowet — Sec., Jeff Tarkenton — Treas. 70 (Top) S.C.A. officers work with Mr. Gatling preparing student handbook (Middle) S.C.A. Executive Board 1st Row: Sue McKinney, Gail Veal, Beth Adams, Nancy Morgan, Peggy Moseley 2nd Row: Robert Henkel, Vickie Brown, Lonnell Freeman, Donna Hodges, Renee Edwards, Debbie Leavitt, Carol Quinn, Kim Whitley 3rd Row: Barry Kastner, Judy Evans, Richie Babbit, Chris Connelley, Barbara Kersey, Aimee Nelowet. (bottom) Homeroom, Welfare, and Spirit Representatives. 71 Marshals (Above) National Honor Society — (1st Row) Sandi Upton, Vickie Connelley, Lonnell Freeman, Bob Breit, Donna Hodges, Kathy Wetherby, Sandy Spencer, Joan Ferrell, Beverly Buchanan. (2nd Row) Deborah Leavitt, Mindy Schikevitz, Cathy Danford, Nancy Barnett, Suzanne Hudgins, Lorraine Harrison, Diane Blanford, Debbie Moody, Maya Higashi, Peggy Moseley. (3rd) Row Nancy Morgan, Bobby Lewis, Jeff Tarkenton, Robbie Bauman, Jonathon O ' Connor, Bryan Joyner, Jackie Stromberg. (4th Row) Ashley W entz, Susan Gallop, Lisa Dial, Connie Rose, Flor- ence Harrison, Wendy Webb. (Below) Marshals — (1st Row) Keven Aaron, Richie Babbitt, Donna Bristow, Christy Trotman (2nd Row) Judy Evans, CaroJ Quinn, Ellen Richardson, Phyllis Shelton, Kathy Laguta, Laurie Casto (3rd Row) Bruce Breit, Mark Vedder, David Larkin, Al Catlett, Ricky Galliford, sponsor — Mr. Gatling (4th Row) Steve Parker, David Goldman, David Fletcher, Tommy Gillikin, Chris Service. Top Left; Rob Bauman pins Richie Babbitt. Top Right: Steve Parker, Christy Trotman, and Tommy Gillikin receive instructions for College Night activities. Bottom Left: Bob Breit conducts one of the many Honor Society meetings during homeroom. ooke A (e a?r[)KW«)i Spencer Adams Charles Alston Susan Alexander — Art Club 9, v. pres. 10,1 1,12; Able and Ambitious 10,11; Powder Puff Football 11. Beth Adams — French Club 9,10,1 1; Girls Glee Club 9; J.V. Basketball (girls) 9,10; Villagers 10,11,12; Churchland Tri-Hi-Y 10,11,12; Pep Club 10,11; Var- sity Cheerleader 11,12; Monogram Club 11; Co- chairman Homecoming 11,12; SCA Executive Board 1 1 ; Pierette Club sec. 1 2. Peggie Alexander — Pep Club 9,10; Spanish Club 10; Girls Glee Club 9,10; Mixed Chorus 11,12; Webb Tri-Hi-Y 11,12; Pierette Club 12; Honor Graduate 12. (top left) Irvenia Waters, Sec.; (top right) Bobby Wise, V. Pres.; (center) Stephen Underhill, Spon.; (bottom left) Robert Henkel, Pres.; (bottom right) Connie Rose, Treas. 76 Nicholas Dinofa Arcese — Class Treasurer 9; ).V. Football 9; Varsity Football 9,10,11,12; All-Distric t, All- Metro, All-Eastern Region; Varsity Baseball 9,10,12; All-State 11; ).V. Basketball 9,10; Truckers Fli-Y 10,1 1, pres. 12; Varsity C Club 10,11,12; Mr. Churchland Contes- tant 1 1. A Jerilee Ashberry — Girl ' s Glee Club 9; Connie Henby Tri- Hi-Y 9,10,11,12; Mixed Chorus 10,11; Pep Club 11; Flomecoming Court Candidate 1 1,12; Spirit of ' 74 Club 1 2. Robert Vito Bailey — Golf Club 9; DE 10; ICT 11,12. Barbara Ann Baker In 5 years at Churchland the Senior Class grew in numbers and in maturity. As individuals we left childhood and assumed responsibility by forced decisions. As a group we were at the bottom of a high school of 1100 people in the eighth grade and returned for our freshman year at the bottom of a smaller school with the eighth grade moved to the new junior high. Our sophomore year saw a larger and more varied class with the beginnings of bussing. In our last two years the class and school both attained stability. When we arrived as sub-munchkins the school was only one yeai in the Portsmouth school system and with the exception of a few old-guard teachers Chesapeake left it bare. So we watched the gradual growth of a school as well as of ourselves. Strides in the athletic program best exemplify this since as many games were won our senior year as in the first three years we were here. We grew, changed in form and character, and expanded with our school. Lawton Ernest Baker — Homeroom Rep, 9; Latin Club 9; ).V. Basketball 9,10; Baseball 9,11,12; Welfare Rep. 10; Spanish Club 10,11; Homecoming Escort 11,12; Powder Puff Cheerleader 11; Varsity C Club 12. Lina Banister Ann Barnard A 77 A r Bruce Barnard — French Club 10,11,12; Tennis Team 10,12; Wei. Rep. 11 . Nancy Lorraine Barnett — Girl ' s Glee Club 9,10; Spanish Club 10,1 1,12; Villagers 11,12; Spanish Honor Society 11,12; National Honor Society 12; Portsmouth jr. Miss Contestant 12; Powder Puff Football 12; Spirit of ' 74, 12 Cheryl Lynn Beck — Spanish Club 9; DECA 11,12. Sharon Elaine Belding — Powder Puff 11; VICA 1 1,12. Dianne Ames Blanford — Churchland Tri-Hi-Y 9, treas. 10,11,12; Latin Club 9,10,1 1,12; Pep Club 9; ).V. Cheerleader 10; Office Aide 10,1 1; Var- sity Cheerleader 11,12; Marshal 11; Monogram Club 11,12; National Honor Society 12; Pierette Club 12; Wei. Rep. 12; Powder Puff 12. Debbie Bass Thomas Jeffery Bolling — J.V. Wrestling 9; Varsity Wrestling 10,1 1; Tennis 11 . Robert Author Bauman — Honor Bandsman 9; Tidewater Science Con- gress 9; Spanish Club 10,1 1; Chess Club 10,11; Medical Club 10; Scholas- tic Team 10,11,12; Fr.-Soph. dec. comm. 10; National Sojourners Award 10; ROTC 10,1 1 ,1 2; Scholastic Excellence Award 1 1 ; Drama Club 1 1 ; SCA Homeroom Rep. 11; Chief Marshal 11; Powder Puff Cheerleader 11; Trach 1 1 ; Spanish Honor Society 11,12; Jr. -Sr. dec. comm. 1 1 ; AFS 1 1 ; National Honor Society 12; National Merit Semifinalist 12; Tidewater Scholastic Team 12; Who ' s Who Among American High School Students 12. Samuel J. Boroody — Track 9; Spanish Club 10; Tennis 12. Carol Ann Boswell James Boswell — Varsity Football 9,10,11,12; Varsity Baseball 9,10,11,12; J.V. Wrestling 9; Varsity C Club 9,10,11,12; Powder Puff Coach 11,12. ' Jerold Bowser 78 ¥ t ll ' 1 : ¥ f V ' 1 ' 1 .- ' -i ' i Starting line-up: At guard, Jackie Stromburg; at forward, Bobby Breit; at center, Rick Burton; at guard, Bruce Glenn; at bench-warmer, Greg Goldfarb. y Wayne Rock Bradshaw — S.C.A. Rep. 10; Stage Crew 10,1 1; Track 11,12; Mechanical Drawing Club 11. Linda Louise Branan — S.C.A. Rep. 9; Fresh. -Soph. Dec. Comm. 9,10; Tennis Team 9,10,11,12; Connie Hemby Tri-Hi-Y 9,10,11,12; Pep Club 9,10,11; S.C.A. Spirit Rep. 10,11; j.V. Basketball Manager 10; Jr. -Sr. Dec. Comm. 1 1; Office Aide 1 1,12; Pierette Club 12; Powder Puff 12. Debbie Lee Bridges — Homeroom Rep. 9,10,11; Spanish Club 9,10; Pep Club 9,10; Wei. Comm. Rep. 9,11; Fresh. -Soph. Dec. Comm. 9,10; Jr. -Sr. Dec. Comm. 11; Girl ' s Glee Club 11; Homecoming Comm. 11; Powder Puff 11,12; Homeroom Wei. Rep. 12; Mixed Chorus 12; Spirit Rep. 12; Spirit of ' 74 Club 1 2. Denise Carolyn Brooks — Band 9; Drill Team 10. Robert A. Breit — Latin Club 9; Tennis Team 9; Homeroom Rep. 9,10; Science Club 9,10; Spanish National Honor Society 11, pres. 12; National Honor Society pres. 12; Debate Team 12. Barbara Broughman Barbara Bridges James Kevin Brown — FTA 9,10,11; DECA 12; Gymnastics 11. 79 Kay Brown — Spanish Club 9,10,11,12; Softball 11,12; Art Club 11; Spirit of ' 74 12. Louella Brown Michael Brown Vickie Brown — Homeroom Rep. 9,11,12; Pep Club 9,10,11; Art Club 9,10; Welfare Rep. 10; Fresh. -Soph. Dec. Comm. 10; Spanish Club 10,1 1,12; Churchland Tri-Hi-Y 10,1 1,12; Junior-Senior Dec. Comm. 1 1; Monogram Club 11,12; Varsity Cheerleader 11,12; Miss Churchland Contest 11; Powder Puff Football 11; SCA Ways and Means Comm. Chairman; Office Aide 11,12; Pierette Club 12; Publicity Comm. Chair- man 12; Spirit Comm. Beverly Jean Buchanan — J.V. Basketball 9,10; Hockey Team mgr. 9,10,1 1; Hockey Team 12; Softball Team mgr. 9,10,1 1,12; Latin Club 9; Intramural Volleyball 9; Homeroom Rep. 9; French Club 10; Social Chairman 11,12; Medical Club 10; Ledger-Star Scholastic Team 1st and 2nd semester 10; Marshal 11; Varsity Basketball 11,12; Webb Tri-Hi-Y treas. 11, pres. 12; Monogram Club 11,12; Powder Puff Player 11,12; Forensics 11; MCA Rep. 11,12; Gov. School for the Gifted 11; National Honor Society 12; National Merit Commendation Award 12; Optimist Outstanding Teenager 12; Drama Club 12; Tucker Topics 12. Jeff Bullock Ricky Burton Arthur Butts, Jr. 80 Craig Buxton John Caprio Bruce Carkeek — Tidewater Science Congress 9; Spanish Club 10; A.F.S. 10,11,12; Dick Shea Hi-y 10,11,12. Merry Lou Clare — Cem Tri-hi-y 9,10; Spirit Rep. 9,10; Girls J.V. Bas- ketball 9,10; Churchland Tri-hi-y 11,12; Girls Varsity Basketball 11,12; Homecoming Court Candidate 11,12; Miss Churchland Contest 11; Lib- rary Aide 1 1; Spirit of ' 74. Robert B. Clark Cynthia Gayle Clary — Library Club 9,10; Games Unlimited 9,10. Levi Clemons Sandra Lynne Cobb — Pep Club 9,10,1 1 ; Drill Team 10; Spirit Rep. 10; FHA 11,12; Spirit of ' 74 12; Webb Tri-hi-y 12; VOT 12. Debbie A. Colden — Chorus 1 2. Larry Comstock 81 Richard Conklin — J.V. Basketball 9,10; Varsity Bas- ketball 11,12; Track (Outdoor) 11,12; Truckers Hi-y 11,12; Varsity “C Club 12. Vickie Sue Connelley — Hockey Team 9,10,11, co- capt. 12; Softball Team 9,10,11,12; Teen Dems 10; Gymnastics Team 9,10,11,12; Latin Club 9,10,11,12; Medical Club 10; AFS 10; Monogram Club 10,11,12; Webb Tri-hi-y 10; V. Pres. 11,12; Debate Team 10; Jr. -Sr. Dec. Comm. 11; MCA Senator 11; Basketball mgr. 11,12; Powder Puff 11,12; Spirit Rep. 11; Homeroom Rep. 12; National Honor Society 12. Michael Hamilton Copley — |.V. Baseball, Baseball 9,10,11,12; Football 9,10,11,12 (1st all-Southeastern, 2nd all-Metro, 1st all-Regional, Honorable mention al 1-Tidewater, Honorable Mention all-State); Trucker Hi-y 10,11, V. Pres. 12; Varsity C” Club 10,11,12; Pep Club 10,1 1; Elections Comm. 12. Laura Jane Corsi — French Club 9,10,11; Pep Club 9,10; Connie Hemby Tri-hi-y 11,12; Homeroom Rep. 11; ]r.-Sr. Decorating comm 11; Powder Puff Football 1 1 ; Spirit Rep. 1 2; Spirit of ' 74 12; Pierette Club 1 2. Suzanne Agnes Cooke — SCA Rep. 9, Drama Club 12; Art Club 1 2; Office Aide 1 2. Tracey Jea Crane — Pep Club 9; FHA Sec. 10; Connie Hemby Tri-hi-y 1 1,12; Pierette Club 12. 82 r Gary W. Creamer — Indoor Track 9; ).V. Football 9; Track 9,10,11,12; Cross Country 11,12; French Club 11,12; Truc- kers Fli-y 1 2. Ann Elizabeth Dail — Villagers 9; Churchland Tri-hi-y 9,10,1 1,12; Pep Club 9; French Club 9,10,11; Fr.-Soph. Dec. Comm. 9; |.V. Cheerleader 11, co-capt. 12; Marshall 11; Monogram Club 11,12; Miss Churchland Contest 11; )r.-Sr. Dec. Comm. 11; Office Aide 12; National Honor Society 12; Pierette Club; AFS 12; SCA Homeroom Rep. 12. Cathy Danford William Quitman Davis — Tennis Team 10; French Club 10,1 1; Medical Club 10; (Carolton Oaks) Soccer Team 11; D.E.C.A. George E. Degaraff Thomas Whitaker Diggs — ).V. Basket- ball 9,10; SCA Homeroom Rep. 9; Latin Club 9; Baseball 9; Varsity Basketball 11,12; Track 1 1,12; Truckers Hi-y 11,12. Kathy Sue Duck — Track Team 9; Wel- fare Rep. 9; Band Librarian 9,10; In- tramural Volleyball and Basketball 9; Fresh. -Soph. Dec. Comm. 9; Majorette 10,11,12; Pep Club 10; Mixed Chorus 11; VOT 12; )r.-Sr. Dec. Comm. 11; Powder Puff Football 12. Deborah Lynn Duke — FHA 9, Fr.-Soph. Dec. Comm. 9; Spanish Club 10, treas. 11,12; Powder Puff Football 11,12; F.M.A, Cheerleader 11,12. 83 r David Allen Eckstine — J.V. Football 9; J.V. Wrestling 9; Pep Club 9,10,11,12; Homeroom rep. 9; Varsity Wrestling 10,11, co-capt. 12; Wel- fare rep. 10,11,12; ROTC 10; Spanish Club 9,10; Truckers 10,11, sgt. at arms 1 2; Varsity C Club 11,12; Chess Club 11,12; Jr.-Sr. dec. comm. 1 1 . Daniel Ray Evans — Track 9; J.V. Football 9; Pep Club 9; Football 10,11,12; Wrestling 10; Liebler Hi-Y 10,11,12; Welfare rep. 10; Spanish Club 10,1 1,12; Art Club 12. M. Danner Eich — Football 9,10,11,12; Basketball 9,10; Varsity C” Club 9,10,1 1,12; Dick Shea 9; Track 10,1 1,12; Truckers 11,12; Mr. Churchland contestant 11; Spanish Club 11. Joan Lynn Ferrell — Art Club 9,10,1 1,12; Succeedo Tri-Hi-Y 9,10; Science Club 9; Pep Club 9; French Club 10,11,12; Able and Ambitious 10,11; Teen Democrats 11, Jr.-Sr. dec. comm. 11; National Honor Society 12; VICA 12; Teen Democrats. Betty Eley Janelle Elmore — French Club 9,10,11,12; Office Aide 11; Powder Puff Football 11; Jr.-Sr. dec. comm. 11; Honor Graduate; Pierette Club 12; Connie Hemby Tri-Hi-Y 12; VICA 12. George Fowler Alan Bruce Frank — Science Club 9. 84 Lonnell Susan Freeman — Latin Club 9; Churchland Tri-Hi-Y 9,10, pres. 11, pres. 12; Pep Club 9,10; Girl ' s Glee Club 9,10; Fr.-Soph. Dec. Comm. 9,10; French Club 10,11,12; SCA Homeroom Rep. 11,12; Mar- shall 11; Jr. -Sr. Dec. Comm. 11; Executive Board 12; 1974 Portsmouth ' Area Jr. Miss 12; Spirit of ' 74 12; Debate Team 12; Pierette Club 12; Most Dependable 12; Powder Puff Football 11,12. (Top Left) Robert Henkel to Ashley Wentz, Are you busy Friday night? as Nick Arcese searches for his date. (Below) Cathy Danford. Michael P. Galiney — DECA 10,1 1,12; Pep Club 1 1; Art Club 12; P.Z.C. 11 , 12 . Mark S. Frenia — Spanish Club 10,1 1,12; VICA 11,12. Mark Gabriele — Wrestling 9,10; Art Club 12. 85 r “Beauty is skin deep but ugly is to the bone — Carl Westfall John Ingersoll. — — Susan Gallop — Spirit Rep. 9; Gymnas- tics 9,10,11,12; Hockey Team 9; Girl ' s Track 10,11,12; Latin Club 10,11,12; Monogram Club 10,11,12; Webb Tri- Hi-Y 10,11,12; Wei. Rep. 10; Medical Club 10; Girls ' Basketball manager 10,1 1; Marshall 1 1; Spirit of ' 74 12; Na- tional Honor Society 12. John Gantz — Transfer from Ryan Jr. High, Fairbanks, Alaska; Science Club 9,10; Instructor Karate and Judo 9,10; ROTC 10,11,12; J.V. Football 10, Varsity Football 12. James Geer Robert Gillie — Art Club 9,10; D.E. Club 10,11; Pep Club 11. David Glover — SCA Homeroom Rep. 9; Pep Club 9; Transfer Alliance Christian High School, SCA v. pres. 11; Athletic Club 10; VICA 11,12; ICT 11,12. Gregory Goldfarb V 86 Deborah Goode — Homecoming Court 9,10,1 1; Ma- jorette 9; Cheerleader 10; DECA Club 11,12. Wayne Goodman — j.V. Football 9; Welfare Rep. 9; ROTC 9; Baseball 10; Dick Shea Hi-y 10,11,12; Spanish Club 10; Pep Club 10; Varsity Football 11,12; jr.-Sr. Dec. Comm. 1 1; Varsity “C Club 12. Richard Thomas Grider — Spanish Club 9,10; Mixed Chorus 9; All-City Chorus 10; All-Regional Chorus 10,11; Track 9,10,12; Teen Democrats 10,12; Villa- gers 12; Drama Club 12. Erica Grob — FHA 9; Art Club 11,12; Spanish Club 11; Trucker Staff 12; Spirit Rep. 10,11,12; Pep Club 12. Powderpuff Football Player. Frederick Hamilton — J.V. Basketball 9,10; Pep Club 9,10; j.V. Baseball 10; Homeroom Rep. 10; Varsity Basketball 11,12; Varsity Baseball 11,12; All-district Basketball 1 1 , 1 2; All-district Baseball 1 1,12; All-Metro Basketball 11,12. Tommy Hancock — Art Club 10; DECA Club V. Pres. 10 . Norman Harmon — J. V. Basketball 9; DECA 1 1. Alfred Harper Irving Harris Lorraine Ann Harrison — Girls Glee Club 9,10; French Club 9,10; Pep Club 9; AFS 10,11; Mixed Chorus 11; Connie Hemby Tri-Hi-Y 11,12; National Honor Society 12; VICA 12; Pierette Club; Spirit of ' 74 12- Art Club 12. Margaret Florence Harrison — French Club 9, sec. 10, pres. 11,12; TRUCKER Staff 9,10; asst, editor 11, co-editor 12; Scholastic Team 10; Webb Tri-Hi-Y, sec. 11,12; National Honor Society 12; Pierette Club 12; SCA Assemblies comm. 12; Powder Puff Football 12; Spirit of ' 74 12, Most Likely To Succeed. Stephen Arthur Hassell — Track 9,10,12; French Club 10,12; Bible Club 10; Drama Club 12. Sharon Hathaway Veronica Hawks lonathan Hayden Robert Henkel — J.V. Football 9; Indoor Track 9; Track 9; Cross Country 10; Football manager 10; Baseball 10,11,12; Truckers 10,11,12; Fresh. -Soph. Dec. Comm. 10; Football 11,12; TRUCKER Staff 11,12; Homeroom rep. 11; Varsity C Club 11,12; Marshall 11; Powder Puff coach 11,12; Spanish Club 11,12; Mr. Churchland contestant; Jr. -Sr. dec. comm. 11; Senior Class Pres.; SCA Scholarship Comm. Chairman 12; junior Miss Escort 12; Best All Around . Maya Higashi — Exchange Student From Japan; AFS club; Trucker staff; National Honor Society; Churchland Tri-Hi-Y; Spirit Rep.; Powder Puff; Spirit of ' 74. Phyllis Hinton Ken Hobday 88 Donna Marie Hodges — French Club 9,10,1 1; Perrecta Tri-Hi-Y 10, treas. 11, pres. 12; Spirit rep. 10; Medical Club 10; Able and Ambitious 11; Scholastic Team 11; Jr. -Sr. dec. comm. 11; Welfare rep. 11; National Honor Society 12; SCA Homeroom rep. 12; SCA Building and Grounds Comm. Chairman 12; Scholarship Team 12; Va. Girls State 12. Nathan Hord Adele Hunt Anne Carter Hurley — Homeroom rep. 9,10; j.V. Basketball 9,10; Church- land Tri-Hi-Y 9, 10-sec. ,1 1-v. pres.; SCA Executive Board 9,10; Girls Tennis 9,10; TRUCKER Staff 10,1 1, Business Manager 12; Monogram Club 11,12; AFS Regional Winner 12; Debate Team 12; Forensics 12; Powder Puff 12. Lee Howard Suzanne Carver Hudgins — Pep Club 9,10; Churchland Tri-Hi-Y 10,1 1,12; French Club 10,11; AFS 12; Pierette Club 12; National Honor Society 12. John Brough Ingersoll — j.V. Football 9; Spanish Honor Society 11,12; Powder Puff Cheerleader 11,12; Marshal; Villagers 12. Margaret James. 89 Irvenia Waters; Tommy Grider, and Sandi Upton tantalize the audience at the November Lion ' s show. Nancy Lee larvis — DECA 10; ICT il,12. Cynthia M. Jones Kevin Jennings Tedd Jones Linda Dean Johnson — J.V. Basketball 9; Wei. Rep. 9,10; Girl ' s Glee Club 9,11; Pep Club 9,10,11,12; Fr.-Soph. Dec. Comm. 9,10; Spanish Club 10,11; Connie Hemby Tri-Hi-Y 10,1 1, Sec. 12; Mixed Chorus 10,12; Spirit Rep. 11; FHA 12; Pierette Club, v. pres. 12; Jr. -Sr. Dec. Comm. Bryan Harper Joyner — Tennis Team 10,11,12; French Club 10, Medical Club 10; SCA Homeroom Rep. 10,11; District Tennis Doubles Champion 10; AFS 11; District Tennis Champion 11; Marshall 11; Wei. Rep. 12; TRUCKER Staff 12; National Honor Soc- iety 12; Varsity C Club 12. 90 David Kampman — J.V. Basketball 9,10; ROTC 9,10,11,12; Truckers 10,11,12; Varsity Basketball 11,12. Lois Kelley Alexvina “Ginger Kiser — Spanish Club 9; Softball Team 9; Orchestra 9; Cotillion Contest 9; Office Aide 9; Villagers 10; Library Aide 1 1 ; Mixed Chorus 11,12. Johnny Kitchen Gloria Jeann Lambert — Spirit Rep. 10. David LaMotte, Jr. — Tennis Team 10,11,12; Spanish Club 11; Varsity C Club 12; TRUCKER Staff 11,12; Homecoming Court Escort 12; Powder Puff Cheerleader 12; WITTIEST. 91 r Wanda Louise Lang — Pep Club 9,10,11; Homeroom Rep. 10; Cem Tri- Robert B. Lewis Hi-Y 11,12; Powder Puff 1 1 ; Pierette Club 1 2; VOT 1 2. Robert Layne Deborah Ann Leavitt — Latin Club 9; French Club 10,1 1,12; Medical Club 10; Pep Club 10; Perrecta Tri-Hi-Y Chap. 11, Sec. 12; Homeroom Rep. 11; MCA Rep. 11; Ways and Means Comm., co-chairman 12; Honor Society 12; Spirit of ' 74 12; David Scott Littlefield — Varsity Football 10; French Club 10,11; Powder Puff Cheerleader 11,12; Baseball 12. Ronni Ann Marcus — Succedo Tri-Hi-Y 9,10; Spirit Rep. 10; Drama Club 11 , 12 . Phyllis Lee — Secretary for Trinity Training Union 9; Candidate for Miss Churchland 11. Richard Mason 92 Susan Leigh McKinney — Pep Club 9, 10, 11,12; Art Club 9,10,11,12; F.M.A. Cheer- leader 9,10; Churchland Tri- hi-y 10,11,12; F.M.A. FHomecoming Maid of Flonor 1 0; F.M.A. Queen 1 1 ; Fr.-Soph. Dec. Comm. 10; Able and Ambitious 10; Marshal 11; Monogram Club 11,12; Varsity Cheerleader 11, co.-capt. 12; Powder Puff 11,12; Spirit Rep. 11,12; Miss Churchland Contest 11; Office Aide 11; Jr. -Sr. Dec. Comm. 11; Able and Ambitious 11; Pierette Club 12; Exec. Board 12; Election Comm. 12; Publi- cation Comm. 12; Spirit Comm. 12; 1st Honorable 12, Mention Ports. City-Wide Art Exhibit. Elizabeth McLain — Spanish Club 9,10,11; Trucker Topics 12; Webb Tri-hi-y 12; Office Aide 12; Spirit of ' 74 12. Arthur Mitchell — j.V. Foot- ball 9; Varsity Football 10,11,12; Homeroom Rep. 9,10; Welfare Rep. 11,12; Stu- dent Advisory Comm. 9; Var- sity C Club 9,10,1 1,12; ROTC 1,11,111,; j.V. Basketball 10,11; Varsity Baseball 10,11; Varsity Basketball 12; Track 10,12; Assembly Comm. 12; Black Studies Club Pres. Danny Lind Modlin — Spanish Club 9; Powder Puff Cheer- leader 1 2; Art Club 1 2. Cynthia M. Monroe — F.H.A. 9; Community Choir 10; Xihos 11; Welfare Rep. 12; VOT 12. Deborah Moody Douglas Edward Moreland — Transfer from Lord Botetout, pres. 9; Mixed Chorus 11; Vil- lagers 12; Drama Club 12; Trucker Topics Staff 12. Nancy Lynn Morgan — Class Sec. 9; French Club 9,11; J.V. Cheerleader 9, CO-capt. 10; SCA Rep. 10; Churchland Tri- hi-y 9,10, sec. 11, V. pres. 12; Homecoming Maid Of Honor 11; Miss Churchland Finalist 11; Marshal 11; Homecoming Queen 12; Villagers 12; Trucker Sweetheart 12; Na- tional Honor Society 12; Pierette Club 12; Executive Board 12. 93 f Peggv Lynn Moseley — French Club 9,10,11, v. pres. 12; Homeroom rep. 9; Fresh.-Soph. dec. comm. Chairman 9; Connie Hemby Tri-Hi-Y 10, scribe 1 1, v. pres. 12; National Honor Society sec. 12; Varsity Cheer- leader 11; Monogram Club 11,12; Girls Glee; Villagers 11,12; Pierette Club pres. 12; TRUCKER Staff 12; SCA Exec. Board; Spirit Comm. Chairman 12; Ports. )r. Miss Pageant 12. Rose Marie Murphy — SCA; drill team; cheering squad; bowling league, trophies Girl ' s Highest Avg., First place in city-wide tourn.; exchange student for a day to Wilson; B avg. certificate in French; Norcom (transfer). Laurie Musetter Cindy Myers Lance Nadeau Cecilia Natalio Anne Nelowet Elizabeth Sherrer Oast — J.V. Cheerleader 9; Latin Club 9; Botany Club 9; Transfer from Norfolk Academy; French Club 10,11,12; Tennis Team 10,11,12; SCA Homeroom rep. 10; Churchland Tri-Hi-Y 10,11,12; Homecoming Court Candidate 11; Powder Puff Football 11,12; Geometry Club 11; Pierette Club 12; Welfare rep. 12; Mock Election 12; Spirit of ' 74 12; Drama Club 12; Monogram Club 12. Jonathan Story O ' Connor — Pep Club 9,10,11,12; Track 9,10,11,12; AFS 10,1 1,12; Marshal 1 1; Science Club 9,10; Powder Puff Cheerleader 11,12; Cross Country 9,10,1 1,12; Varsity C Club 12; French Club 10, treas. 11; Medical Club 10; National Honor Society 12. Terry Olson. 94 Michael Price Nanette Reagan Larry Pritchard Robin Rich Loretta Powers Chris Reagan A smile comes to the face of Beth Adams as she opens a typ- ical polyanna at a school party. Spanish Club 9; Golf Team 12; Track Team 12. John Rayfield — Debate 8,9,10,11,12; TRUCKER Staff 9,10,11,-Business Manager, 12-Editor; Tennis 10,11,12; AFS 1 0, 1 1 -v.-pres.; Marshal; Fr.-Soph. dec. comm. Chairman 9,10; Forensics 11; C.S.C. 1973; W M Debate Workshop, First Place; Seminar 1 3. 95 Timothy Riffe Wendy Louise Roden — Pep Club 9,10; FHA 10, V. pres. 11,12; Spanish Club 11; Connie Hemby Tri-Hi-Y 12; Pierette Club 12. Connie Rose Rebecca Ryskamp — Cynmastics 9,10,11; Science Club 9,10; Girls Glee Club 9,10; Monogram Club 10,11,12; Webb Tri-Hi-Y 10,11,12; Drama Club 11,12; Trucker Topics 12 . Mindy Rae Schikevitz — Latin Club 9,10,11; Modern Dance 10; National Honor Society 12 . Romona Sears — transfer from Norcom; Track 10; Powder Puff Football 11; Black Studies Club sec, 12. Nelson Garnett Slate — Mixed Chorus 9; Truckers 1 2. Kenneth Brooks Sloane — Pep Club 9,10,11; Latin Club 9,10,11; Dick Shea 10,11,12; Baseball 10,11; Medical Club 10; Homecom- ing Escort 11,12; SCA Assemblies Comm. 11; Art Club 12. 96 Michael Smith — Band 9; Library Aide 10; In- door Track 10; Outdoor Track 10,11,12. Shirley Spaugh Sandra Spencer — Pom-Pom Spirit Team, treas. 9; Girl ' s Field Hockey Team 11; Jr. -Sr. Powder Puff 11; Webb Tri-Hi-Y 11,12; Drum Majorette 12; Debate Team 12; National Honor Society 12; Majorette 12; Honor Graduate. Florence Steltz — French Club 9; Fresh. -Soph, dec. comm. 9; Pres, of the WD Fan Club 11; Ex-member of the WD Fan Club 12. Patty Strickland — j.V. Basketball 9,10; Cem Tri-FHi-Y 9,10,11; Varsity Basketball 11; D.E. Club 12. Jacob Stromberg — French Club 9,10; Spanish Club 10; Homeroom rep. 10; Medical Club 10; Homecoming Escort 11; National Honor Society 12. Mary Kay Sumner — Homeroom Welfare rep. 9; Cem Tri-Hi-Y 9,10,11,12; Pep Club 9,12; Spirit rep. 11; jr.-Sr. dec. comm. EHA 12; P.E. Club; Powder Puff Football 12. Maryanne Surrells — Gymnastics 10,1 1; Latin Club 9; Science Club 9; Spanish Club 10,11,12; Medical Club 10; Drama Club 10,11, V. pres. 12; Spanish Honor Society 11,12; Forensics 11; Voice of Democracy 12; Teen Dems 9, pres. 10, pres. 11, pres. 12; De- bate Team 9,10,11; Succedo Tri-Hi-Y 9; SCA Homeroom rep. 9,12. 97 r r Well — ten dollars just won ' t be enough, says Coach Strickland to senior Powder Puffer Lynn Wilkes. Jeffrey L. Tarkenton — Debate Club 9,10,1 1, 12; Teen Dems. pres. 9, 2nd district chairman 10,11,12; French Club 10,11,treas. 12; Medical Club 10; AFS 10,11; Marshall 11; William and Mary Debate Workshop 11; Library Aide 11; National Honor Society 12; SCA treas. 12; Forensics 12; Mock Election Speech 12; National Merit Scholarship Commendation 12. Ceorgiann Joyce Szabo — Drill Team 10, sec. 11; Pep Club 10,1 1. Yvonne Turner Vicki Lee Taylor — Hockey 9,10,11,12; Girls Track 10; Webb Tri-Hi-Y 12; Homeroom Rep. 12; Spirit of ' 74 12. Wayne Thomas — Truckers Hi-Y 10,1 1,12; Tennis Team 10. Tonya Ramirez — D.E. Club 11,12. Betty Jane Tuttle — Wei. Rep. 9,11; Pep Club 9,10,12; Churchland Tri- Hi-Y 9; Chaplain 10,11,12; French Club 10,11; Homeroom Rep. 10; Fr.-Soph. Dec. Comm. 10; Mixed Chorus 10; Miss Churchland Contest 11; Powder Puff Football 11,12; J.V. boy ' s basketball scorekeeper 11; Homecoming Court 12; Pierette Club 12; Spirit of ' 74 12; scorekeeper 12. Sande Joe Tyson — Mixed Chorus 9,10,12; j.V. Football 10; French Club 10,12; Villagers 1 1. 98 Sandra Ruth Upton — Spanish Club 9,10; SCA Homeroom Rep. 9,11; Connie Hemby Tri-Hi-Y 9,10,11,12; Fr.-Soph. Dec. Comm. 9,10; Girl ' s Glee Club 9; Class Treasurer 10; Villagers 10,1 1; Miss Churchland Contest 11; Homecoming Court 11; Jr. Class Rep. 11; Marshall 11; Villagers 12; National Honor Society 12 v. pres.; Pierette Club, treas. 12; Wei. Rep. 12. Gayle Pennington Veal — Spanish Club 9; Gymnastics 9,10; Monogram 11,12; Cheerleader 1 1 ; SCA Exec. 1 2; Villagers 1 2; Spirit of ' 74 12; Pierette 12; Homecoming Candidate 12. Irvenia E. Waters Irv — French Club 9; Alternate Homeroom Rep. 9; Mixed Chorus 11; Villagers 12; Class sec. 12; National Merit Semifinalists Lina Bannister pon- ders ? Jorge E. Valdivieso — J.V. Football 9; J.V. Wrestling 9,10; Dick Shea Hi-Y 12. 10,1 1,12; Medical Club 10; Varsity Wrestling 11,12. Alvera Elizabeth Vaughan — D.E. Club 10,12; Distributed Education I 10; Distributed Education II 12. Catherine Mary Vaughan — AFS 10,11; DECA prep. Rep, 10; Webb Tri- Hi-Y 11; ICT treas. 11,12. James Watkins Penny Lou Watkins — Drill Team 9; Fr.-Soph. Dec. Comm. 9; D.E. I 10; DECA Club 10,1 1; District DECA Fall Rally 10,1 1; D.E. chaplain; student of the year 1 1 ; Homeroom Rep, 1 1 ; Publicity Comm. 1 1 ; Spirit Rep. 1 2 99 r Wendy Webb — Churchland Tri-hi-y, treas. 10.11,12; J.V. Basketball 9, co- captain 10; J.V., Cheerleader 9,10; French Club 9,10; Marshal 1 1, Basketball 11, tri-capt. 12; Homecoming Court 11,12; Miss Churchland contestant; Powder Puff Football 11,12; National Honor Society treas. 12; Senior Class Rep. 1 2; Spirit of ' 74 1 2; Monogram Club 12 . Ashley Conwell Wentz — ).V. Cheer- leader 9,10; Churchland Tri-hi-y 9,10,1 1, sec. 12; Latin Club 9,10,11; Pep Club 9,10,11; SCA Publicity Chairman 11; Marshal 11; Monogram Club 11,12; Miss Churchland Contestant 11; Powder Puff Football 11,12; National Honor Society 1 2; Guidance Aide 1 2. Karl Andrew Westfall — transfer from Calif.; Wrestling 9; Gymnastics 9,10,11,12; Photography 9; Art Club 11,12; SFLB Manager 12. Kathleen Ann Wetherby — FHA 9; Pep Club 9,10; Fench Club 9, treas. 10,11; AFS sec. 10, pres. 12; Churchland Tri- hi-y 10,11; Soph. Class Rep. 10; Jr. Class Rep. 11; National Honor Society 12; Spirit of ' 74 1 2. Brea White — Modern Dance Club 10; Track 10. Delores White James A. White — Band 9; Math Club 9; Basketball 12. Lynn Wilkes — Spirit Rep. 9; Hockey 9,10,1 1, co-capt. 12; Pep Club 9,10; J.V. Basketball 9, co-capt. 10; Softball 9,10,11,12; Latin Club 9,10,11; Tennis 9,10,11,12; Monogram Club 10,11,12; Basketball 11, tri-capt, 12; Jr. -Sr. Dec. Comm. 11; Powder Puff Football 11,12; Welfare Rep. 12; Spirit of ' 74 12. 100 Ducks, Ducks, Ducks . . contemplates David LaMotte as he psyches him- self out for his afternoon hunt. Floyd Larry Wilford — Track 9,10,11,12; Varsity C Club 12. A J. Virginia Wilson A Samuel Walter Williams — transfer from Norcom; J.V. Football 9; Varsity Football 10,11,12; Track 10; Basketball 10; Ambassadors 11,12; Omega Phi Gamma Fraternity 11,12. John Robert Wise — Varsity Football 9,10,11,12; J.V. Wrestling 9; Homeroom rep. 9; Soph. Class V. Pres. 10; Dick Shea 10, teas. 11, pres. 12; Fr.-Soph. dec. comm. 10; ]r.-Sr. dec. comm.; Class V. Pres. 11; Homecoming Escort 11,12; Mr. Churchland Runner-up 11; Spirit Club 11; Senior Class V. Pres. 12; Varsity C Club 12. Hunter Thompson Williamson — Baseball 12. Patricia Ann Wynn FHA 9. Anthony Nicholas Xenakis — Dick Shea 10,11,12; Welfare rep. 11; AFS Roger Andrew Wilson — J.V. Track 9; Dick Shea 11,12; SCA pres. 12. 1 1,12; ESA 11,12. 101 Gloria Wynn Mable Yancey Robin Neal Yost — J.V. Basketball 9,10; Varsity Basketball 11,12; All South-eastern District Basketball; 2nd team All-State Basketball; J.V. Baseball 9,10; Varsity Baseball 11,12; All eastern Region Baseball; Homeroom Rep. 9; Wei. Rep. 10. Tom Goolsby — Concert Band; Marching Band; Stage Band; Librarian; Historian. Louis Sementelli Del Key Gloria Myrick 1 5 102 ; 103 We arrived in a time of change and protest with Vietnam and the environment concerning our thoughts and a belief in government still intact. We left in a year when new-found peace gave-in to war; certainty resigned to doubt. War now was not a distant thing to protest in class, but a thing we might have to fight. The environment lost importance when compared to the comforts which numerous crises and shortages threatened to take away. Beliefs in the American ideal became fogged by compromised principles and unanswered questions about government. Likewise the certainty of early youth had given way to the doubts of our more experienced selves. Still the change is not complete but much was determined here as to our future. 104 105 HONOR GRADUATES (First row) Carol Boswell, Irvenia Waters, Lina Banister, Jan Elmore, Peggie Alexander. (Second row) Joan Ferrell, Mindy Schikevitz, John Ingersoll, Susan Gallop, Gayle Veal. (Third row) Vickie Connelley, Sandy Spencer, Peggy Moseley, Debbie Moody, Nancy Barnett. (Fourth row) Kathy Wetherby, Jonathan O ' Connor, Debbie Leavitt, Bev Buchanan, Rob Bauman. (First row) Diane Blanford, Susan McKinney, Lonnell Freeman, Donna Hodges, Cathy Danford. (Second row) Bryan Joyner, Florence Harrison, Lisa Dail;, Nancy Morgan, Ashley Wentz. (Third row) Wendy Webb, Connie Rose, Maya Higashi, Suzanne Hudgins, Jackie Stromberg. (Fourth row) Bobby Lewis, ,■ Lorraine Harrison, Jeff Tarkenton, John Rayfield, Bob Breit, Sandy Upton. -fi-. ' V.- . 113 vof Uy football Nick Arcese 1 1 John Ingersoll 60 Keith Hawkins 16 Ricky Davis 62 Ronnie Berry 19 Nelson Taylor 63 Laurence Brewer 20 Kelly Parker 64 Robert Lamm 21 Danny Eich 70 John Fields 22 Jackie Johnson 71 Paul Neumann 23 Jimmy Boswell 72 Lance Nadeau 24 Ronald Reed 73 Kenneth Pimienta 25 Mike Gay 74 Jeff Woods 26 Tommy Webb 75 Barry Faulks 31 Alex Hawkins 76 Choke Harper 32 Arthur Mitchell 80 Sam Williams 33 Mark Vedder 81 Donnie Bullock 35 Mark Lamm 82 Cliff Queen 42 Mike Copley 83 Wayne Goodman 43 Robert Henkel 84 Danny Evans 50 Jeb Parker 85 John Gantz 88 114 cheertno Cfo country field hockey 116 undefeated 117 VARSITY BASKETBALL Robin Yost 10 Fred Hamilton 12 Cliff Queen 14 Mark Vedder 20 Bruce Saunders 22 David Goldman 24 Steve Parker 30 Choke Harper 32 Arthur Mitchell 34 David Kampman 40 Gehrig Self 42 John Fields 44 Whit Diggs 50 Richard Conklin 52 Jeff Woods 54 1 I.V. BASKETBALL Burle U. Stromberg 10 Vernon Poyner 40 Jim Ryscamp 12 Tommy Webb 42 Steve Liebler 14 Dino Johnson 45 Johnny Crafford 20 David Smith 50 Craig Ryder 22 Steve Geer 53 Sam Workman 24 Seth Gilbert 54 Ed Townsley 30 Brian Reid - Wendell Goodwyn 32 Jake Thomas - Bobby Stanley 34 121 122 123 Wrestling Coaches John Mounie Head Coach Leo Zero Gibbs Assistant Coach 124 gymno tic 125 football 5-5 Predicted to lose only one game all year, the 1973 Truckers were a team with much respect, and, though not living up to this prediction, showed spirit and determination throughout the season. The Truckers, committing the most turnovers of the year, suffered their first setback of the new season at the hands of the Manor Mustangs in the opening game, 12-0. The second game, against Indian River, began with a charge as Alfred “Choke” Harper threw a 41 -yard touchdown pass to Robert Henkel. Harper scored later to lead the Truckers to a 28 to 8 victory. An excellent defense and a fourth quarter strike from Keith Hawkins to Mike Copley provided Churchland with the only score of the game, and gave Wilson their only setback of the year. The Deep Creek Hornets ran through the Trucker ' s defense, winning the game 28-8, and evening the Trucker ' s record at 2-2. A strong defense led by Ricky Davis and Nick Arcese, as well as a good offensive showing by “Choke Harper put the Truckers on the winning scene once again as they defeated the Norcom Greyhounds. The powerful Great Bridge Admirals beat the Truckers 35-7. The Truckers suffered a heartbreaking loss at the hands of the Western Branch Bruins, when a last second field goal gave them a 17-14 victory. Alfred Harper showed everyone what they had been waiting for by scoring 5 touchdowns, leading the Truckers to a 42-20 win over Granby. Keith Hawkins passed for 2 touchdowns and 199 yards though suffering a mild concussion and leaving the same in the third quarter. Two touchdowns by “Choke Harper and the extra point kick by Arcese helped the Truckers defeat Oscar Smith 13-12. Two touchdown passes. Harper to Henkel and Hawkins to Mitchell, were not enough to beat the Cradock Admirals. field hockey The Girls ' Field Hockey Team experienced a most rewarding season, due to their diligent practice and devotion. Pooling their talents together, they came up with the best hockey team CHS has ever produced. Their record for the season, including the Tidewater Field Hockey Tournament, was 3-1-2. The individual and team efforts of the girls brought about their successful season. gifi bo ketboll The Churchland Truckerettes ended their season undefeated. Having a 10-0 record, they were awarded the Southeastern District Winners Trophy. Lynn Wilkes, the most outstanding offensive player, led the team ' s scoring with an average of 24 points per game. Susan LaMotte, the most outstanding defensive player, averaged 10 rebounds per game. The season began with fairly easy competition. Some of the later games, however, did prove to be exciting. The first game with Western Branch was nip-and-tuck, but the Truckerettes managed to break away and win by 8 points. The last game of the season was played at Wilson High School. It was a close game with the score tied at the end of the third quarter. The Truckerettes were victorious, ending the game with a 6-point lead over Wilson. The women faculty challenged the girls ' team to a game which proved to be quite interesting and amusing. The women managed to stay alive throughout the game, which ended in a 33-33 tie. country Our cross country team which had a “middle of the road” year. The pressure was put on the underclassmen when senior, Gary Creamer was put out of running because of a dislocated elbow. The underclassmen came through though with times like: (13:35) by Eddie Townsley and (13:40) by Steve with the track distance ranging up to 2.6 miles. Also, the team took first place in the Southeastern District in the Annual Jaycee Meet. bosketboll Churchland ' s Varsity Basketball team suffered what is commonly called a rebuilding year with a 5-14 record. This year ' s edition had only 2 players with any considerable varsity experience. The team depended heavily upon senior David Kampman. The other starters who contributed to the team ' s efforts were: “Choke Harper, whose coolness and scoring efforts were a pleasant surprise; Richard Conklin who provided an anchor in the middle of the defense (ranked 2nd in district) John Fields, a junior who provided the team with many rebounds despite being an academic casualty at mid-term; Fred Hamilton, and Robin Yost, two quick sure-handed guards who alternated the starting role. In non-conference games the Truckers were 3-6 with wins over Great Bridge, Cradock and Indian River. The district record of 2-7 was only good enough for an 8th place tie with Manor which ended the season with a loss. The season marked the 1st under Coach Griffin in which the team did not participate in the district tournament. The Truckers gained some consolation for an otherwise dismal season when 6 ' 4“ David Kampman was named the All-Southeastern District first team. Kampman was scoring and rebounding leader with 15 points and 12 rebounds a game. wrestling The CHS Wrestling team had a relatively good year, ending the season with a 9-2 record and sending five wrestlers to the Regional and one to the State. When you consider that the team only had three seniors (one who was unable to wrestle because of an illness early in the year) filling the 13 positions, we have an excellent outlook fo r the future. Many of the players said that some of their roughest competition this year came from Churchland wrestlers trying for the same weight class on the team. This year ' s strength lay in the abilities of four underclassmen: Tim McKinney (103), Mike Monoghan (98), Jimmy Larose (1 19), and Tony Facenda (Heavyweight); all four of whom advanced to the Regional with Tony going on to the State. gymnastics The gymnasts prepared for the year with a full round of practice and a series of practice meets. However they only had one meet in which they were slightly outscored possibly due to the absence of Susan Gallop, because of an injury. Elizabeth “Lizard Reland carried the team winning a variety of awards including Best All Around Gymnast at the Southhampton Meet. She also represented CHS in state competion. 127 B£l 6 tyttn WilkeS Vicky Connd econd Row;®etsy Dezafra, Ruth Effnore, Ann Brovyn, Vickie Taylor, Beverly Buch S-RpV; Laura Cheryl Mason, Theresa ; ndevaf t,,� Dana K sey, Susan LaMotte, Amy Scarr, Cindy Bolling, Kathy Markle, Mrs. Lassiter : StK ' ' ' r- MU UPA? GYMNASTICS First Row: Kim Kitt, Dawn Lewark, Carol Quinn, Susan Gallop, Carl Westfall, Keith Anderson, Mike Dodd, Lorie Wilkinson, Susan West, Debbie Darley, Miriam Cox. Second Row: Debbie Rosenberg, Lee Brown, Debbie Wetherby, Debbie Pennington, Liz Rowland. 71«aSfsa3 VARSITY FOOTBALL First Row: Lance Nadeau, John Ingersoll, Robbie Lamm, Jonn Gantz, Alex Hawkins, Choke Harper, Nick rces Lawrenc %r ,, Barry Faulks, Mark Vedder. Second Row: Wayne Goodman, Arthur Mitchell, sSam Williams, Kenny Pimenta, Emmett Johnson, Donnie BeMock Mike Ricky Davis, Mark Lamm, Cliff Queen, Coach Strickland. Third Row: Robert Tureman, Paul Newman, Ronald Barry, ' Anthony Facenda ' , Jeff Woods, TonhrWy- Philips, Tommy Webb, Keith Hawkins, Ronald Reed, Robert Henkle. Fourth Row: Coach Jaroncyzk, Jackie Johnson, Jeb Parker, Mike Copley, Danny Eich, John Fields, Kelly Parker, Danny Evans, Jimmy Boswell, Nelson Taylor, Coach Rhodes. j.V, FOOTBALL, First Row: David Valdiviesd) Billy Pierc , Steve Lewis, Bobby AfFeldt, Charles Wilson, Greg Gotland, Ed ownsley, Scott Myefs. Second Row: Tim Copley, Wayne Taylor, Bernard Giles, Mike Ktrney, Ollie Waters, Larry Reese, Joe Blunt, Kirk Brammer. Third Row : Edward Elliot, Glenn Bricker, Wendell Goodwyn, Ralph Vick Mike Casto, Marcus Clar, Anthony Hardy, George Riggins. Fourth Row: Bob Lambdin, Lin Slaughter, Keith Parsons, Fritz Hefie, Alonzo Rizt, Mike Wise, Dino Johnson, Billy Affeldt, Greg Hill, Weston Ratliff, Coach Parker. Wrestling — First Row: Lance Nadeau, David Eckstine. Second Row: jimmy LaRose, David Val- divieso, David Larkin, Timmy McKinney, Mike Monaghan. Third Row: Robbie Lamm, Mike Wise, Mike Pierce, Bol y Wise, Antony FacendA Fourth Row: Ricky Hines, Reid Cardon, Ronald Berry, Jackie Johnson, Mike Ryder, fifth Row: Robert Askew, Gar y Stone, Neil Wilson, Wesley Marchetti, Miles Leon, Lfen Williams. Varsity Basketball — Kneeling: Fred Hamilton, Cliff Queen. Standing: Chris Service, Mgr., Choke Harper, Whit Diggs, Robin Yost, Gehrig Self, Arthur Mitchell, David Kampman, John Fields, Richard Conklin, Bruce Saunders, David Goldman, Steve Parker, Mark Vedder, Coach Griffin. J.V. Basketball — First Row: Ed Townsley, Jim Ryscamp, Burle Usher Stromberg, Wendell Goodwyi Ryder, Johnny Crafford, Steve Liebler, David Smith, Vernon Poyner, Seth Gilbert. Third row: Brian Re Stanley, Coach Jaronczyk. • E : ... 1 a ' . KEPORT UATE 06 73 ilUDENT STOOENT NAME CHURCHLAND SCH GR StX STUDENT COURSE ELECTIONS 11 111 04S 613756 GABRIELE mark T 045 12 M 0502 1160Y 2440Y 3147Z 5520 623776 GALINEY MICHAEL P 045 12 M 0502 1160Y 2440Y 8130 9120 613574 GALLOP SUSAN C 045 12 F 1 160X 2440Y 3178 4510 5330 718787 GANT2 JOHN A 045 12 M o o 1160Y 2440Y 4310X 7916 708638 GEER JAMES R 045 12 M 0503 1160Y 2440Y 3147Y 603050 GILLIE ROBERT E 045 12 M 0503 1150Y 2440Y 8130 622988 GLENN BRUCE R 045 12 M 0502 ) 160Y 2440Y 2B00 31472 623778 GLOVER DAVID I 045 12 M 0502 1160Y 2440Y 2900 8902 623779 GOLDFARB GREGORY D 045 12 M 0502 1160Y 2440Y 31402 5520 628744 GOODMAN DEBORAH C 045 12 F 0502 1160Y 2440Y 8901 9130 623781 GOODMAN RICHARD W 045 12 M 1160Y 2440Y 31472 6151 7600M 626772 GOODwYN DEBORAH A 045 12 F 0503 1160Y 2370 2440Y 623782 GOOLSbY THOMAS E 045 12 M 1160Y 2440Y 31402 7600M 8436 623783 GRIDER RICHARD T 045 12 M o - 31472 6151 7600M 9280M 624027 GRUB erica L 045 12 F 1 160Y 2440Y 2500 0l31 7600M 623 86 HAMILTON FREDERICK 045 12 F 1 160Y 2440Y 2500 3147Y 5530 623436 HANCOCK THOMAS J 045 12 M 0502 1 160Y 2440X 2500 8120 628788 HARDY DIANE S 045 12 F 0504 1150Y 2440Y 2500 9140 628761 HARMON NORMAN C 045 12 M 1 160Y 2440Y 5510 7600M 8130 623789 HARPER ALFRED E 045 12 M 1160Y 2370 2440Y 31402 5520 610829 HARRIS IRVING P 045 12 M 1160Y 2440Y 2500 6131 6330 689088 HARRISON LORRAINE 045 12 F 0502 1 160Y 2440Y 8901 9120 623790 HARRISON MARGARET 045 12 F 1 160X 2440X 3128 5150 7600M report PATE 06 73 CHURCHLAND « •• •«••• • COURSE ELECTIONS � � � • ••«� •• � � � • HROOM 440Y 314VZ 5520 6131 1 217 440Y 8130 9120 I 217 178 4510 5330 7600M I 217 440Y 4310X 7916 I 217 440Y 3147Y 1 217 440Y 8130 1 118 440Y 2800 31472 1 217 440Y 2900 8902 1 217 440Y 3140Z 5520 1 217 440Y 8901 9130 1 217 1472 6151 7600M 1 217 370 2440Y 1 217 1402 7600M 8436 9234 1 129 il5I 7600M 9280M 1 217 500 ol31 7600H 9130 1 217 500 3147Y 5530 7600M 1 217 440X 2500 8120 1 217 440Y 2500 9140 1 214 ‘510 7600M 8130 8451 1 217 440Y 31402 5520 7600M 1 217 500 6131 6330 7600M 1 217 440Y 8901 9120 1 210 il28 5150 7600M 1 210 STUDENT course ELECTIONS 11 111 045 PAGE 45 STUDENT STUDENT NAME SCH GR 623791 HASSELL STEPHEN A 045 12 COURSE ELECTIONS � � • � � « • « � � • HROOM 1300 2440X 3140Z 5120 7600M 1 210 718622 HATHAWAY SHARON E 624041 HAWKS ELVA 0 623796 HAWKS VERMONA 045 12 F 0502 llbOY 2440Y 2500 8901 045 12 F 0503 llbOY 2440X 6500 045 12 F 0502 1160Y 2440Y 6311 8120 727663 HAYDEN JONATHAN T 045 12 2440Y 2500 2800 7600M 9145 699661 HENKEL KO0ERT R 623797 henry GARY R 610306 HINES RAYMOND 621049 HODGES DONNA M 623578 HOLMES DAVID W 623801 HORD NATHAN R 623802 HOWARD EUNICE L 045 12 M H60Y 2440Y 3193 4510 5530 7600M 045 12 M 1160Y 1200 1300 2440Y 3140Z 9260M 045 12 M U60Y 2440Y 3130Y 6131 8406 045 12 F ll60x 1200 2440Y 3178 4510 5150 045 12 M U60Y 2440Y 3U7Y 4510 5520 7600M 045 12 M 0502 1160X 2440Y 6151 8435 045 12 F 0503 1160Y 2440Y 8902 623803 HUDGINS SU2ANNE C 045 12 1160X 2440X 2500 9120 623804 HUFF BRADFORD D 628 47 HUNT ADELL P 698508 hurley ANNE C 045 12 M 0502 1160Y 2440Y 8902 045 12 F I160Y 2440X 5320 6211 7600M 045 12 F 1160X 1300 2440X 3193 5140 7600M 624045 INGERSOLL JOHN B 045 12 688849 JARVIS NANCY L 045 12 2440Y 3193 4510 5530 9280M 688849 JARVIS NANCY L 045 12 F 0503 1160Y 2440Y 6131 8902 628730 JENNINGS KEVIN D 045 12 M 0502 1160X 2440Y 4510 8436 600517 JOHNS JONATHAN M 045 12 F 1160Y 2370 2440Y 4310Y 6131 7600M 623808 JOHNSON LINDA D 045 12 F 1160Y 2440Y 6151 7600M 9283 620601 JONES CYNTHIA M 045 12 F 0503 llbOY 2440Y 6410 623809 JONES THEODORE J 045 12 1160Y 2440Y 31472 133 DRAMA AFS AFS Front Row: Anna Xenakis-v. pres., Lisa Dail-host sister, Maya Higashi-foreign exchange student, Kathy Wetherby-pres. Second Row: Spencer Adams, Laurie Allen, Carol Quinn, Judy Evans, Florence Harrison, Anne Hurley. Third Row: Tony Xenakis, Rick Burton, Debbie Wetherby-treas., Cathy Covington, Leslie Abrams. Fourth Row: Tony Penello, Robbie Bauman, Bruce Carkeek, Suzanne Hudgins, Christy Trotman, Kathy Laguta, Chris Reagan, Lois Kelley, Brian Yaffey. Back Row: Donna Bristow, Karen Soderquist, Ellen Richardson, Phyllis Shelton, Jean Barnard, Kathy Scott, Rhonda Shackleford. DRAMA CLUB Eront Row: Suzanne Cooke, Ronni Marcus, Becky Ryskamp-sec., Janice Newman, Barbara Kersey-scribe, Pam Kopelove, Maryanne Surrells-v. pres., Judy Evans-pres. Second Row: Sherie Tomosovitch, Mrs. Brady, Beth Buckley, Suzan Tomosovitch, Kathy Laguta-treas., Phyllis Shelton. Third Row: Steve Hassell, Elizabeth Oast, Mr. Underhill, Doug Moreland, Beverly Buchanan, Gary Henry, Gina Lindauer. 134 ART ART CLUB Front Row: Peggy Creekmore-treas., Erica Grob, Donna Bristow, Carolyn Critzer, Susan Alexander-pres., Kenny Sloane, Lynn Wilkinson-v. pres.. Second Row: Mrs. Jones-spons., Susan McKinney, Joan Ferrall, Lorraine FHarrison, Roni Marcus, Laura Clark, Mike Pierce, Lauri Allen, Jeff Bolling. Back Row: David Fletcher, Frank McClenney, jerry Revell, Arthur Butt, Karl Westfall, George Degaraff, Danny Modlin, Danny Evans, Nelson Slate. PIERETTE CLUB Front Row: Sandi Upton-treas., Linda Johnson-v. pres., Peggy Moseley-pres., Beth Adams-sec. Second Row: Susan McKinney, Vickie Brown, Gayle Veal, Wendy Roden, Elizabeth Oast, Dianne Blanford. Third Row: Connie Rose, Loretta Powers, Tracy Crane, Wanda Lang, Lorraine Harrison, Lauri Corsi. Fourth Row: Jane Tuttle, Reggie Alexander, Anne Hurley, Shirley Spough, Jan Elmore, Back Row: Nancy Morgan, Suzanne Hudgins, Lonnell Freeman, Lisa Dail, Florence Harrison. 135 PIERETTE Connie hemby b CONNIE HEMBY TRI-HI-Y Front Row: Cathy Day, Earlend Johnson, Peggy Moseley-v. pres., Shirley Spaugh-pres., Linda Johnson-sec., Susan Leblanc-treas., Sandi Upton. Second Row: Kathy Scott, Stacey Wickens, Linda Kavanaugh, Doris Kelley, Kathy Bishop, Jan Elmore, Paige Whitfield, Cathy Parrino, Shirley Nein, Lois Kelley, Laura Clark, Cindy Nistico, Wendy Roden, Laura Corsi, Tracey Crane, Wanda New, Jerilee Ashberry, Linda Branan, Robin Rowe, Lorraine Harrison, Lorena Culpepper. churchland o CHURCHLAND TRI-HI-Y Front Row: Connie Rose, Wendy Webb, Debbie Wetherby, Suzanne Hudgins, Beth Adams. Second Row: Loretta Powers, Nancy Taylor, Maya Higashi, Jean Barnard, Sherry Kidd, Elizabeth Rowland, Kay Hardy. Third Row: Dianne Blanford, Judy Evans, Ellen Richardson, Rhonda Shackelford, Sharon Wooddell, Julianne Daughtrey, Karen Soderquist, Martha Carr. Fourth Row: Debbie Kirkman, Pam Havird, Vickie Brown, Lou Clare, Sue McKinney, Anne Nelowet, Lisa Dail. Back Row: Elizabeth Oast, Phyllis Shelton-treas., Lonnell Freeman-pres., Nancy Morgan-v. pres., Christy Trotman-chap., Janie Tuttle. 136 webb c WEBB TRI-HI-Y Front Row: Sandy Spencer, Vickie Connelley-v. pres., Beverly Buchanan, Florence Harrison-sec., Amy Scarr, Susan Lamotte-hist. Second Row: Laura Walden, Renee Edwards, Susan Alexander, Janice Pickrell, Isabelle Ciola, Chris Connelley, Denise Harris, Sandy Cobb. Third Row: Becky Ryskamp, Peggie Alexander, Denise Araghi, Debbie Darley, Diane Workman, Theresa Sturdevant, Vicki Taylor. Back Row: Beth Scott, Ann Brown, Karen Ziegenhain, Darleen Haddon, Susan Gallop, Elizabeth McLain. ccm.d CEM TRI-HI-Y Front Row: Tracy Hagwood, Suzanne Cooke, Ellen Warwick-sec., Wanda Lang-treas., Kim Woody, Stephanie Crutcher-pres., Lorie Wilkinson, Libby Huffman-v. pres. Second Row: Debbie Larkin, Denise Barber, Wanda Cortesini, Laurie Allen, Lynn Wilkinson, Antoinette Pierce, Janet Briggs, Kevin Aaron, Debbie Rosenberg, Rosemary Eates. 137 F.H.A. Front Row; Lynn Bottoms-pres., Carol Boswell-v. pres., Denise Barber-treas., Debbie Cobb-sec. Second Row: Earlene Johnson, Wanda New, Doris Kelley, Linda Johnson, Mary Kay Sumner, Connie Rose, Lois Kelley, Kathy Scott. Back Row; Loretta Powers, Sandy Cobb, Cathy Parrino, Paige Whitfield, Debbie Larkin, Betty Lou Gay, Terry Lamm, Wendy Roden. SPIRIT OF ' 74 Front Row; Nancy Morgan, Peggy Moseley, Kay Brown, Sandi Upton, Anne Nelowet. Second Row: Maya Higashi, Lou Clare-treas., Bobbi Bridges, Jane Tuttle, Wanda Lang. Third Row: Linda Branan, Debbie Kirkman, Nancy Barnett, Florence Harrison, Lynn Wilkes. Fourth Row: Wendy Webb-second v. pres., Gayle Veal-sec., Donna Hodges, Vicky Taylor, Ann Barnard, Jerilee Ashberry, Lorraine Harrison. Back Row: Elizabeth Oast-first v. pres., Ashley Wentz-pres., Lonnell Freeman, Kathy Wetherby, Susan Gallop, Deborah Leavitt. i Jw - F imM GIBBS TRI-HI-Y Front Row: Jane Puckett-sec., Sandy Wilder-v. pres., Chris Jennings-pres., Pamela Copeland-treas. Second Row: Leigh Meginley, Lorie Webber, Marsha Kaufman, Kathy Holbrook, Jenny Hancock, Susan Price. Back Row; Sherry Peters, Annette Keffer, Debbie Myers, Alice Szabo, Beth LeBlanc, Kim Richards. PERRECTA TRI-HI-Y Eront Row: Catoline Critzer-treas., Donna Hodges-pres., Terry Lumber-v. pres., Debbie Leavitt-sec., Patty Ballentine. Second Row: Cathy Markle, Peggy Keyes, Karen Graves, Lorayne Rich, Carolyn Layne. Third Row: Laurel Lehnert, Karen Caddis, Karen Lehnert, Denise Lumber, Anita r V .-ir- ' ■ i u � M L ♦ M OT a ' ARSITY “C ' MONOGRAM 140 BLACK STUDIES BLACK STUDIES CLUB First Row: Ramond Sears-sec., Arthur Mitchell-pres., Ramona Reynolds-vice pres., Tony Brehon-sgt.-at-arms. Second Row: Gail Glover, Monica Small, Christine Roberts, Debra Prayer, Angela Mitchell, Diane Newsome, Jackye Pimienta. Last Row: Sharon White, Alice Moody, Meranda Mills, Ella Hart, Veneble Bullock, Wayne Franklin, Zelda Williams, Cynthia McCoy, Ann Cross, Pam Roberts. t { 1 i TEEN DEMOCRATS Front Row: Maryanne Surrells. Second Row: Bob Lambdin, Renee Edwards, Gary Henry, Janice Neumann, Barry Kastner, Back Row: Roger Wilson, Jeff Tarkenton, Tommy Grider-pres., Spencer Adams. 141 LINGUARUM LATIN CLUB Front Row: Karen Whitley, Beth Buckley, Kay Hardy, Donna Davis, Phyllis Shelton, Kathy Laguta, Aimee Nelowet, George Riggins. Second Row: Barbara Kersey, Nancy Murray, Donna Spring, Debbie Lang, Bruce Breit, Dianne Blanford, Debbie Darley, Robert Nelms. Back Row: Pam Morton, Patty Ballentine, Billy Affeldt, Brian Sementilli, David Goldman Bruce Robertson, Keith Matthews, Barrett Richardson, Miles Leon. LATIN CLUB Front Row: Mr. Moore-spons., Kathy Woody, Cindy Bolling, Amy Scarr, Kathy Randells, Janice Newman, Adele Hunt, Burle Stromberg, Susan Gallop, Vicki Connelley, Chris Connelley. Second Row: Laurie Sutton, Pam Kopelove, Tricia Robinson, Barry Kastner, Richie Babbitt, Martha Carr, Sharon Wooddell, Bobby Affeldt, John Rayfield, Karen Broughman. Back Row: Greg Humphries, Bruce Saunders, Rickey Hines, Ralf Vick, Barry Brunk, Ross Spencer, Jimmy Keel, Seth Gilbert. SPANISH CLUB Front Row: Rick Whitmore, Joey Lee, Maryanne Surrells, Terry Hall, Anita Knox. Second Row: Kip Rose, Vicki Brown, Mike Pierce, Mark Vedder-V Pres., Carol Quinn-Pres., Elizabeth McLain-Sec., Shirley Nein-Treas., Loretta Powers, Wendy Resnick, Helen Frank. Third Row: Tim McKinney, Cindy Greeson, Kay Brown, Yvonne Turner, Tami Robertson, Karen Gabriele, Nancy Taylor, Laurie Wilkinson, Cheryl Elmore, Laurie Allen, Debbie Duke, Laurel Lehnert. Fourth Row: Nick Arcese, Jimmy Larose, Cathy Covington, Paula Brown, Luretha Gibson, Tracey Haywood, Rhonda Shackleford, Patty Ballentine, Peggy Alexander, Wanda New, Nancy Barnett, Amy Chedester, Denise Lumber. Back Row: David Eckstine, Danny Evans, Michael Hollaway, Bob Lambdin, Steve Geer, Debbie Myers, Debbie Freestone, Beth Mitchell, Darlene Haddon, Nicki Nespoli, Earlene Johnson, Keith Davis, Kathy Scott, Karen Lehnert. FRENCH CLUB Front Row: Kelly Jones, Collette Reeves, Melissa Seiler, Beth Copeland, Alec Buttery, David Pond, Lonnell Freeman, Sherry Kidd, Pam Havird. Second Row: Kurt Brammer, Mike Myers, Mike Monaghan, Bryan Yaffey, Vernon Tyson, Elizabeth Oast, Karen Soderquist, Debbie Wetherby, Lynn Wilkinson. Back Row: Steve Hassell, Jonathan O ' Connor, Gary Creamer, Bruce Barnard, Jeff Spring, David Fletcher, Sande Tyson, Ricky Galliford, Steve Gilikin. FRENCH CLUB Front Row: Mr. Gatling-spons., Beverly Buchanan, Jeff Tarkenton-treas., Peggy Moseley-V. Pres., Florence Harrison-Pres., Susan LaMotte-Sec., Karen Craves, Terry Lumber. Second Row: Tony Williams, Jan Elmore, Jan Ferrell, Donna Hodges, Ellen Richardson, Lorraine Rich, Carolyn Layne, Annette Luxford, Theresa Brown, Lauree Walden. Back Row: Cheryl Mason, Lorraine Harrison, Debby Leavitt, Leslie Abrams, Donna Bristow, Susan Philyaw, Diane Workman, Nancy Jo Miller. 142 LE FRANCAIS b ESPANOL Jp 1 [M ipMl 143 144 BAND Front Row: Larry Comstock, Pam Tureman, Tom Perry, Kerry Christian, Ricky Turner. MAJORETTES Kathy Duck-Head Majorette, Chris Connelley, Sandy Spencer, Denise Harris. 145 DECA Front Row: Gwen Powell-sec., Terry Olsen-pres., Kay Brown-treas., Bill Cross-reporter, Miss Barnes-sponsor. Second Row: Delphine Key, Linda Popiolek, Paige Whitfield, Deedee Bauer, Tina Polston, Vermona Hawks, Sharon Davis, Gail Egnot, Theresa Meeks. Third Row: Emanuel Sexton, Alvera Vaughan, Stephanie Price, Tommy Hancock-v. pres., Mary Kay Sumner, Tanya Thompson, Patty Strickland, Mel Hagwood. Fourth Row: Levi Clemons, Mike Galiney, Robert Barnes, Dwayne Barnes, jerry Revell, Kevin Brown, Kenny Barnes, Sonny Barody, james Catuska, Ronald Reed, Craig Buxton, James White. VICA Front Row: Mr. Canterbury-spons., Bobby Parks, Linda Stevens-treas., Lee Howard-reporter, Shirley Spaugh-sec., Benny Butler-v. pres., johnny Wright-pres. Second Row: Debbie Griffin, Kathy Covington, Nelda Allman, Melloney Upton, Kathy Vaughan, Daryl Mathias, j.P. Beasley. Third Row: Pricilla Clemons, Karen Ziegenhain, Lorraine Harrison, jan Elmore, Joan Ferrell, Sharon Hathaway, Linda Verheijen, Sharon Belding, Nancy Jarvis, Barbara Baker, Fourth Row: Michail Bing, Larry Pritchard, Allen Askew, Robert Clark, Brian Gallumbeck, Roy Fussell, Robert Bailey, Mark Frenia, Smokey Clover. ROTC First Platoon: First Lieutenant Robin Yost-commander. First Rank: Sergeant Leon Reid, Privates Robert Lassiter, Keith Anderssen, Jimmy Woodward, Steve Holloman, Charles lownsley, Thomas Garrett, Larry Reese, Eugene Bunn. Second Rank: Sergeant Robert Clemons, Privates Kevin Patillo, Alonzo Ricks, Michael Kearney, Lindsay Collins, Bruce Arnold, Corporal Alex Buttery, Private Thomas Walker. Third Rank: Staff Sergeant Keith Wynn, Privates .Michael Payne, Vance Roberson, Ollie Waters, Cary Harris, Michael Brown, Robert Kowalski, Corporal Charlie Williams. Fourth Rank: First Lieutenant Phillip Cherry, Assistant Platoon Commander; Staff Sergeant John Gantz. ROTC Second Platoon: First Lieutenant Michael Brown-commander. First Rank: Staff Sergeant Kenneth Pimienta, Sergeant Larry Adams, Privates Samuel Robinson, Bernard Giles, Todd Cady, John Crafford, Corporal Tyreese Williams, Private Michael Adams, Corporal Leon Jones, Private Michael Mercado. Second Rank: Corporal Robert Askew, Privates Gaylord Hines, Jerry Dempsey, Marcus Clark, John Runyon, Chris Townsley, Dennis Mooney, Michael Griffin. Third Rank: Corporal Michael Scales, Private Samuel Johnson, Corporal James Key, Privates Charles Shadix, James Colden, Alex Oliver, Dennis Travis, Thomas Dempsey, Brian Small. Fourth Rank: First Lieutenant Jay Matteson, Assistant Platoon Commander. 146 147 ed u ca tion n. 1 . the process of educating; teaching 2. knowledge, etc. thus developed 3. formal schooling Creative Arts (Top Left) (Front) Mrs. Corean H. Jones; Art l-IV; Art Club Sponsor; B.S. — Va. State Coll; NYU. Mr. Richard E. Barnes; Choral Director; B.M. B.Ed. — Madison; Master of Mus. Ed. Northwestern Univ. (Back) Mrs. Barbara L. Greenlee; Home Economics l-IV; B.S. — Univ. of Nevada. Mr. Richard Dill; Band Director; Coach of Drill Team, Majorettes, Stage Band; B.M. Master of Mus. — Coll. Conserv. of Music of Cincinatti. Industrial Arts (Front) Max C. Chapman, Col. MSMC (Ret.); SMI of ROTC. Mrs. Annette j. Barnes; D. E. I-III; D.E. Club, Sr. Advisor; B.S. — Va. Commonwealth Univ. 1st Sgt. Billy G. Tate, MCJ ROTC Mil; Cross Country Track Team. (Back) C. Mack Canterbury; I.C.T.; VICA Club Sponsor; BSG — Univ. of Florida; V.P.I.; M.Ed. — Wm. Mary; ODU. (Not Shown) James Earl Perkinson, Jr.; Mechanical Drawing General Industrial Arts; B.S. — ECU. Foreign Language (Bottom) (Front) Mr. Robert G. Moore; Latin; Latin Club Sponsor; B.A. M.Ed. — Univ. of Richmond. Mrs. Linda R. Haislip; Spanish II III; Sociedad Honoraria Hispania, Spanish Club, Annual Staff; B.S. — ODU. (Back) Miss Iris N. Cooper; Spanish I; Spanish Club, Annual Staff; B.A. — N.C. Central Univ. Mr. William T. Gatling; French l-IV; French Club, Marshalls; A.B. — Wm. Mary; M.S.M. — Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. Physical Education (Top Left) (Front) Mrs. Judith Glisson; Physical Education 9, Driver Education; Truckerettes, Girls ' Softball, Varsity Cheerleaders; B.S. — ODU. Mrs. Shirley K. Buchanan; Physical Education 10, Driver Education; Mongram Club, Gymnastics, Girls ' Tennis; B.S. — Mary Washington Coll. Mrs. Lucy H. Lassiter; Girls ' Field Hockey, Girls ' Track; B.S. — Norfolk State Coll. (Back) Mrs. John Mounie; Wrestling Team. Mr. Ben B. Griffin; Basketball Team, Golf. Mr. Warren L. Thomas; Physical Education 9; Junior Varsity and Varsity Football, Track Team; B.S. — Elizabeth City State Univ. Mr. Robert Parker; Physical Education 9 and 10, Driver Education; Junior Varsity Football, Track. Mr. William Strickland; Driver Education; Football, Varsity C, Weight Training; B.S. — ECU; M.Ed. — U.Va. (Not Shown) Mr. Carl Rhodes; Football, Baseball 148 Library Aids (front) Carl Gilmore, Mrs. Brantley; (middle) Stacy Wickens, Lynn Casto, Laura Casto, Kathy Danford, Mike Cdsto; (back) Miss VanFosson, Bruce Cambell, Kevin Jenkins, Bobby Lewis, Kip Rose. Science Department Mrs. Elizabeth R. Deloatch, Biology (10), Phys. Science (9); B.S., M.A., Hampton Institute, N.Y. Univ., UVA, ODU. Mrs. Marion Wilkerson Ingersoll, Phys. Science (9); Jr. Class Sponsor; B.S., University of Richmond, M.S., ODU. Mr. Hurbert A. Pulley, Biology; B.A., UVA ODU. Mrs. Elizabeth B. Perlick, Chemistry Phys. Science; National Honor Society Sponsor; AB, Meredith College, M.ED., ECU. Mr. Clarence Edward Rash, Physics; Columbia Univ., ODU (B.S.). (Not shown) Mr. Carl Rhodes, Phys. Science; B.A., Va. Military Institute. Cafeteria Staff Culistese Turer, Myrtle Langley, Mary Butler, Lilly Holley, Jeanette Ellsworth (Manager), Mary Proctor, Mildred Dietrick. Mainteknce Staff (left to right) Mr. Whiley, Ms. Battle, Mr. Biddle. Top-Guidance Office-Secretary, Mrs. Balance; Mary Washington College. Mrs. Geraldine Hatfield; soph, counselor, annual staff co-sponser; Hunter College, B.A.; University of Maryland, M.Ed.; post-grad, at University of Virginia. (Standing) Mr. Ben Griffen; senior counselor; Norfolk College of William and Mary. Mrs. loan Hall; fresh, counselor and guidance director; University of North Carolina, B.S.; W ' illiam and Mary, M.Ed. Mrs. Mamie Vick; junior counselor; Virginia State College, A.B. in English, M.S. in Guidance. (Not shown). Bottom Left: Business Dept, (top right) (front row) Russell E. Still; Vocational Office Coordinator; VPI and State University, B.S. and M.Ed. Mrs. Edna M. Pierce; Chairperson of Business Ed. Dept.; Shorthand I and II, Typing I; soph, sponsor; B.S., Longwood. (middle row) Mrs. Lamb; Mrs. Majorie B. Davis; Typing I and II, General Business; University of North Carolina, B.S. (back) Mrs. Elois Sexton; Typing I, Business Law 10-12; Norfolk State College, B.S. Bottom Right; (seated) Mrs. Louise Laughon; Mrs. Marilyn Woody; Mrs. Cora Twiford. (back row) Mr. )ohn Mounie; Mr. LaDaniel Gatling. Office Aides (Seated) Linda Branan, Vickie Brown, Jenny Hancock. (Standing) Debbie Rosenberg, Patricia Hudgins, Patricia Ballentine, Carolyn Critzer, Elizabeth McLain, Lisa Dail. (Desk) Gayle Veal, Ashley Wentz, Suzanne Cooke, Lonnell Freeman. (Middle) English Dept. (Front Row) Mrs. Winnifred M. Davis, English 12; Dept. Chairman, Creative Writing Booklet; American Univ., UVA William and Mary. (Back left to right) Mr. Oliver L. Paige, English 11 12; A.B., Va. State College, ODD. Mrs. Barbara H. King, English 10 11, B.A., ODU. Mrs. Margaret!. Kaufman, English 9; B.A., Randolph-Macon Women ' s College. Mrs. Vandelyn Smith Lucas, English 9 11, Jr. Varsity Cheerleaders Freshman Class sponsor; A.B., Va. State College. Mrs. Mattie B. Poole, English 10 11; Va. State, Columbia Univ. Miss Evelyn Delores Sawyer, A.B., Va, State College, UVA. Mr. William M. Holbrook, English 10, Journalism, Chess Club sponsor; B.A., Marietta College, Univ. of Wisconsin. (Not Shown) Mrs. Mary Jo Brady, English 9 1 1, Public Speaking, Drama Forensics Coach; B.S., Indiana State Univ., Hunter College, William and Mary. (Bottom) History Dept. (Front) Georgia R. Short, U.S. Govt., Debate Club Churchland Tri-hi-y sponsor: B.A., Madison College. Mrs. Helen H. Cox, World Geography 9-12, Freshman Class sponsor; Va. Union Univ., Michigan State Univ. (Back) Mrs. Janice Elaine Moore, Amer. History, Amef. Govt., AFS sponsor; B.A., Mary Washington College. Mrs. Margaret B. Urquhart, World Black History, Sociology, Black Studies Club sponsor; B.A., Bennett College. Mr. Stephen Lee Underhill, Govt., World History, Drama Pierette Club sponsor; B.S., ODU. Miss Tracy A. Muchoney, U.S. History, World Geography, Chess Club member; B.S., Sec. Ed., ODU. Mr. A.J. Mancuso, Amer. History Psych.; B.A., George Washington Univ., M.Ed., William and Mary. (Not Shown) Robert John Jaronczyk, Amer. History Govt.; B.S., ECU-1970. Class of ' 77 Left to Right: Jennifer Sheridan — treas, Burle Stromberg — V. Pres., Betty Lou Cay — sec., Mike Wise — pres. Celia Adams Michael Adams Bobby Affeldt Denise Airaghi Susan Alexander Donald Allison Keith Anderssen Bruce Arnold Barbara Artis Richard Askew Barry Auerbach Kenny Bailey Lois Bailey Melinda Bailey John Ballentine Elizabeth Banks Craig Barnard Donnie Barnes Brett Barnes David Baron Richard Bass Vanessa Bass Bernice Battle Chris Benzie 152 Ronald Berry Franklin Betterton Michael Bezek Brenda Blackmore Linda Blakeley Ann Blakeslee Cindy Bolling David Bracy Pam Bradley William Brewer Glen Bricker Bonnie Bridges Denise Brooks Cheryl Buchanan Beth Buckley Maria Bundy Pervis Bunn Terri Burke Renee Butt Chris Buttery Jerone Butts Cindy Cameron Max Cannon Randy Carper Bill Carr Terri Carroll Charles Chedester Marcus Clark Reginald Clemons Brenda Cobb Jeanine Coggeshall James Colden Juanita Cole Debra Collins Lindsey Collins John Connell Brenda Conyer Elizabeth Copeland Timothy Copley Miriom Cox Kennith Crawford Peggy Creek more Terri Cross Tony D ' Amato Corinne Daniels Debra Darley Angela Davidson Donna Davis 153 Samuel Davis Fred Davison Marion Deans Elizabeth de Zafra Verna Dixon Jo Ann Drewery Karen Drummond Althea Dunston Joanna Early Ruth Elmore Ivy Espree Angela Everett Alvin Faulks Helen Frank Mary Fulcher Gary Fussell Karen Caddis Lowell Calumbeck Clinton Gatewood Ricky Gatewood Betty Gay Mary Gay Bernard Giles Carl Gilmore James Greene Angela Griffin Michael Griffin Robin Hall Troy Hall Douglas Hamilton David Hamilton Anthony Hardy Kay Hardy Lean Harper Darline Harris Garry Harris John Harrison Jackie Hart Robert Haslett Pamela Havird Loretta Hawks Paul Haywood John Hendricks Rhonda Hicks Angeline High Johnny High Karen Hines Vann Hinton 154 Steve Hollomon Steve House Mike Howell Diana Hudson Fred Hussey Donna Janus Althea Jenkins Vann Johnson Hortense Jones Michael Jones Michael Kearney James Keel Elizabeth Keel Stacey Kellam Sandra Kelley Barbara Kersey Michelle Key Peggy Keyes Kim Kitt Wanda Knight Donna Knox Pamela Kopelove Gene Kostinas Robert Kowalski 155 (pg. 156) Johnny Hymon cleans up after art. (pg. 157) Students play it smart and bring food from home. Lynn Lampkin Debbie Lang Elder Lash Brad Lassiter Ronald Lassiter Robert Lauer Carol Lawrence Phyllis Lawrence Elizabeth LeBlanc Brenda Lee Sharon Lewark Steve Liebler Rusty Locke Dana Lupton Norma Luxford Timothy Mae Millan Wesley Marchetti Denise Maropis Keith Matthews Arnold McClellard Robert NcNabb Steven Milhiser Nancy jo Miller Patricia Mills Mike Mitchell Alice Moody 156 Angela Moody Dennis Mooney Patsy Murray Scott Myers Laurie Nein Aimee Nelowet Paul Neumann Mary Niemeyer Raeann Olander Billy Old Bill Ordemann Andy Orenduff Greg Outland Lee Owen Chris Parker Jeb Parker Mike Parker Keith Parsons Karen Patillo Mike Payne Anthony Penello Joe Perry Mark Peterson Susan Philyaw Janice Pickrell Jacky Pimienta Jamie Polston Steve Polston Mike Poole Charles Porter Kenneth Powell Vernon Poyner Jeb Puckett 157 Judy Puckett Kathy Randals Clemmy Reagan Cornielous Redmond Arden Reed Larry Reese Jimmy Reinke Thomas Reynolds Barret Richardson Clauda Richey Alonzo Ricks Latrice Riddck Susan Riddick James Riffe Vance Roberson Tami Robertson Sam Robinson Tricia Robinson Vickie Rogers Craig Ryder Louis Seebo Margaret Seebo Susan Shadix Dorothy Sharp Joyce Sherril Mark Simons Vera Slate Bian Small Juanita Small Monica Small Brenda Smith David Smith Mary Smith Scott Smith Stephanie Smith Ross Spencer Donna Spring Bobby Stanley Carrie Steadmon 158 Cary Stone Kenny Stone Robert Strickland Sandra Strickland Burle Stromberg Ronny Sumption Laurie Sutton Terri Swarmer John Taylor Dora Terrell Elnora Terrell Jake Thomas Mike Wise jimmy Woodard Kathy Woody Sammy Workman Richard Thomas Sharon Tomosovich Chris Townsley Dennis Travis Liz Tucker Alma Turner Keith VanCuren David Vann Ralph Vick Tommy Vick Billy Virnelson Thomas Walker Ollie Walters Wendy Walters Lori Webber Greg West Janice West Claudette White Karen Whitley Shelia Williams Tony Williams Allison Williamson Charles Wilson Everett Wilson 159 Class of ' 76 Soph, class officers left to right, v. pres — Nancy Taylor, sec. — Liz Rowland, treas. — Mike Monaghan, pres. — Sherry Kidd. Greg Abbott Carl Ackiss Billy Affeldt Claire Arnold Robert Askew Shirley Bailey Janet Baldacci Patricia Ballentine Denise Barber Wesley Bishop Tammy Blow Jennifer Bowser Thomas Boyd Kirk Brammer Fran Breit Bard Brown Mike Brown Theresa Brown Berry Bruck Veronia Buie Darlene Burnett Gray Butterton Alex Buttery Todd Cady 160 Bret Carmen Michelle Carrere Cyndi Casey Susan Ciccarelli Mark Cobb Linda Collier Vicki Conklin Chris Connelley Wanda Cortesini Danny Covey John Crafford Lorena Culpepper Cathy Daniels Chris Daughtry Paul Degaraff Karen Demps Jerry Dempsey Mike Drum Kathy Drummond David Eich Sheryl Elmore Barry Faulks Kathy Faulks Tom Fowler Debbie Freestone Pamela Fridell Karen Gabriele Deborah Gardner Steve Geer Seth Gilbert Steve Gillikin Tom Goodwyn John Greene Billy Gregory Neal Griffin Darlene Haddon Tracy Hagwood Terry Ffall Chip FHanbury Jenny Hancock 161 Tim Hawkins Cedric Harris Mark Hayes Fritts Hege Greg Hill Patricia Hudgins Cedric Hunt Smokey Jackson Chris Jennings Jack Johnson Sam Johnson Tami Johnson Kelly Jones Barry Kastner Marsha Kaufman Linda Kavanaugh Dana Keasey Annette Keffer Kevin Kelly Sherry Kidd Bob Lambdin Robert Lamm Susan LaMotte Debbie Larkin Robert Lassiter Patricia Lee Laurel Lehnert Miles Leon Steve Lewis Gina Lindaur Herbert MacMillan Catherine Markle Toni Maropis 162 (pg. 162) Berry Brunk leads discussion in biology, (pg. 163 Sophomore skin. Cheryl Mason JoAnn Matteson Hope Mayfield Mike Mercado John McCachern Timothy McKinney Mike McNair Leigh McCinley Beth Mitchell Mike Monaghan Kathy Moody Jeff Morgan Pam Morton Carol Mullins Nancy Murray Debbie Myers Mike Myers Robert Nelms Janice Newman Diane Newsome Ricky Olson Kelly Parker Sarah Parker Daryl Passmore Sharon Peeples Bob Perry Sherri Peters Billy Pierce David Pond Carolyn Powell 163 Susan Price Jane Puckett Weston Ratliff Colette Reeves Brian Reid George Riggins Chris Roberts Pam Roberts Alice Rodgers Todd Rose Robin Rowe Liz Rowland John Runyon Jim Ryskamp Michael Scales Amy Scarr Ronald Schikevitz Steven Scott Mary Sebrell Melissa Seiler William Shadix Iris Sharp Linwood Slaughter Beverly Smith Phyliss Smith Tammy Smith Bryan Spivey Larry Strickland Theresa Sturdevant Greg Sutton Deborah Swarmer Brenda Sykes Nancy Taylor Sharon Taylor Theresa Thornton Suzan Tomasovich Charles Townley Beverly Trotter Vicki Tucker Charles Turner Ricky Turner Corcoran Tyson Donna Upton David Valdivieso Laura Walden Robin Walker Kevin Wallace Bryant Walton Vina Watts Tommy Webb William Whelpley Patricia White Joan Whitehurst Robin Wilder Betsy Wilkerson • Lorie Wilkinson Charlie Williams Clyde Williams Tyrese Williams Zelda Williams 165 Class of ' 75 Front: Greg Humphries, Vice President; Bruce Robertson, President; Back: Libby Huffman, Secretary; Nancy Upton, Treasurer. Keven Aaron Lesly Abrams Larry Adams Laurie Allen Nelda Allman Allen Askew Richie Babbitt Susan Bailey Robert Ball Jean Barnard Diana Bauer Cherie Baxter J.P. Beasley Tim Bishop John Black Ann Blanchard Gordon Borrell 166 ‘X ( Lynn Bottoms Tony Brehon Kenneth Bradby )anet Briggs Dianne Bristow Donna Bristow Karen Broughman Ann Brown Lee Brown Paula Brown Thomasine Brown Donnie BuNock Harry Bullock Benny Butler Mike Butt Bruce Campbell Freddie Carmack Martha Carr Stephen Carroll Jeffrey Carty Laurie Casto Lynn Casto Al Catlett James Catuska Amy Chedester Phillip Cherry Kerry Christian Isabelle Ciola Laura Clark Prisilla Clemons Deborah Cobb Alan Coggeshall Johnnie Collins Mary Cooke Paul Copperthite Catherine Covington 167 Caroline Critzer Ann Cross Bruce Cross Stephanie Crutcher Julianne Daughrey Keith Davis Timmy Davis Ricky Davis Sharon Davis Cathy Day Denise Degaraff Mike Dodd Rosemary Eates Renee Edwards Dewey Elliot Judy Evans Tony Facenda John Fields Roy Fisher David Fletcher Ricky Galliford Mike Gay Lueretha Gibson Janet Gilbert Tommy Gillikin Gail Glover David Goldman Karen Graves Debbie Griffin Davey Guthrie Denise Harris Michael Harrison Ella Hart Alex Hawkins Keith Hawkins Kathy Holbrook Michael Holloway Libby Huffman Greg Humphries Ricky Hines Earlene Johnson Renay Johnson 168 Fred Kaufman Doris Kelly Anita Knox Jeff Koke Kathy Laguta Mark Lamm Terri Lamm David Larkin Ronnie Larkin James LaRose Carolyn Layne Susan LeBlanc Joe Lee Karen Lehnert Dawn Lewark Jack Loney Denise Lumber Terry Lumber Daryl Mathias Everett Matteson Frank McClenney Cynthia McCoy Tony McGee Maranda Mills George Price and Tommy Gillikan attend college night. 169 Tommy Johnson Angela Mitchell Donna Mottiey jay Myers Shirley Nein Cam Neimeyer Nickie Nespoli Wanda New Cynthia Nistico Teddie Gotland Charles Padrick Jr. Larry Pajkowski Stephen Parker Robert Parks Catherine Parrino Deborah Pennington Jack Perry Tom Perry Cary Petersen Tommy Philips James Pierce Kenneth Pimienta Tina Polston David Port Gwendolyn Powell Barbara Poyner George Price Stephanie Price Ed Quayle Clifton Queen 170 Carol Quinn Julie Randels Joyce Rascoe Robert Reardon Ronald Reed Wendy Resnick Lorayne Rich Ellen Richardson Marguerite Rickey Wayne Richmon Javetta Roberson Bruce Robertson Johnny Rose Debora Rosenberg John Ryder Bruce Saunders Beth Scott Katherine Scott Gehrig Self Brian Sementelli Chris Service Emanuel Sexton Rhonda Shackelford Robert Shamlee Phyllis Shelton Robert Slaughter Catherine Smiht Karen Soderquist Jeffrey Spring Linda Stephens Stephen StoekI Sandra Story Connie Suit Brian Szabo Connie Taylor Christy Trotman Robert Tureman Cynthia Turner Andrew Umberger Melloney Upton Nancy Upton Mark Vedder 171 Linda Verheigen Mark Walden Wayne Wagner Ellen Warrick Susan West Debra Wetherby James White Richard White Michael Wilburn Roy White Paige Whitfield Rick Whitmore Stacy Wickens Debbie Wilkins Lynn Wilkinson Chris Williams Leon Williams Olivia Williams Sharon Williams Sharon Woodell Jeff Woods Kim Woody Diane Workman Gladys Wright Jeannine Wright Rovonda Wright Anna Xenakis Bryan Yaffey Karan Ziegenhain 172 P David Anderson Bobby Barnes Kenny Barnes Leigh Ann Beiler Robin Blankenship Larry Brewer Cheryl Brooks Reid Cardon Mike Casto Anna Cherry Robert Clemons Bret Collins Jesse Davis Janet Dennis Vernon Dixon Gale Egnot Cliff Forest Glen Franklin Venessa Graham Robin Green Cindy Greeson Clint Harmon Aletha Harris Clarence Harrison Nancy Kastner Darline Logan Tim Mathias Pamela McKay Karen McKinnon Theresa Meeks Steve Meyers Sandra Perkins Carolyn Pitt Deborah Prayer Kim Richards Alice Rogers Susan Sando Jean Schroder Bill Stublen Alice Szabo Nelson Taylor Theresa Ward Sandy Wilder Annette Williams Lucy Williams Zelda Williams Gloria Winfield Kathy Woody 173 Late Mugs TED NETTLES REALTY COMPANY o friend G M AUTO PARTS, INC. WHOLESALE - RETAIL - AUTO PARTS SUPPLIES 5720 HIGH ST. WEST PHONE 484-7235 PORTSMOUTH, VA. 23703 Open Daily 8:00 AM To 12:00 Midnight — Sunday 8:00 AM To 6:00 PM Bob Spratley Jim McCormick Bob Owens — congratulation cla of 74 GARNETT H. SLATE General Contractor 3500 Queen St. Portsmouth, Va. 23707 Phone: 397-3130 Best Wishes to the Class of ' 74 Quilt O ' Dreams And Quilt O ' Pedic World ' s Finest Sleep Equipment And Sutton ' s Sutton ' s Appliances Co., Inc, Furniture and Appliances Phone EX7-1253 835 High Street Portsmouth, Virginia KING OPTICAL CO. Contact Lenses — Hearing Aids 505 High St. 393-6741 Isaac W. Ike King Prescription Optician MESSENGER PRINTING CO. 309 Columbia St. Portsmouth ( 1 KESSLER 488-7012 488-7013 .B. HOFFLER AGENCY, INC. General Insurance — Real Estate 2723 Airline Blvd. Portsmouth, Va. 23701 Insurance of All Kinds ATHLETIC SUPPLY Specializing In Service For Teams and Schools Portsmouth, Va. 23707 399-8362 For Reliable Eyecare Traylor Optical Co. 3407 County Street Filling Eyeglass Prescriptions for Portsmouth People Since 1901 Your Guild Optician Phone (804) 484-2065 5910 High St. West Portsmouth, Va. 23103 Donald O. Hawkins Electrical Contractors, Inc. 24 Hour Sevice 2401 High Street 397-0761 Portsmouth, Virginia 178 BOLDING COMPANY Citizens Trust Building 50 Specialties of Authentic French Crepes Filled To Your Taste 371 Independence B.LVD. Va. Beach, Va. — across from Sears RESTAURANT 50 Specialties of Authentic French Crepes Filled To Your Taste 371 Independence Blvd. Va. Beach, Va. — across from Sears Portsmouth Largest Selection Nursing As A Career Maryview Hospital Taylor Brothers Builders 3420 King Street 393-1027 3104 Tyre Neck Rd. 484-4542 Brittany Woods Taylorwood Estates Cedar Grove Acres Forest Hills 179 Moon Engineering Company, Inc. Marine Industrial Repairs 545 Front Street Norfolk, Va. Colonial Auto Leasing Long Term Leasing Cars and Trucks W.C. Kirkman W.T. Tuttle Allstate Insurance Churchland SEE YOU AT NICK ' S ¥iMlO’s on the AIRLINE BLVD. 61 1 is the Number FINE ITALIAN FOODS fl hberry Son. Inc. Fuel Oil — Coal — Kerosene Chautagua Avenue and ACLRR. Portsmouth, Virginia 393-4091 BARBETTE SHOP Jr. and Misses Fashions 3703 King Street Suburban Pharmacy Building DAIL ' S INC. 4387 Portsmouth Blvd. 488-2321 Hardware Roofing Lumber Paints Plywood PARK ' S SEAFOOD SU«i BIGBOY The Store For Brides COOPERS JEWELERS Silversmiths, Inc. 377 High Street Tel. 397-4678 182 PORTSMOUTH TOOL DIE Machine Design and Fabrication 3923 Victory Boulevard Portsmouth, Va. Vernon L. (Buddy) Shaw Shop 393-9866 James E. (Jim) Woodruff Res. 488-0337 SURBURBAN PHARMACY Prescription Druggist Moe, Al, Sloane, Jerry John Serving All The Churchland Area Corner Rodman And King Street Portsmouth, Virginia 397-2377 CAFFEE ' S BAKERY 427 County Street 397-0763 Flowers For Every Occasion CHURCHLAND ' S VILLAGE FLOWER SHOP Phones Bus. 484-2642 Res. 484-2498 Bottled under the authority of the Coca-Cola Co. By: Portsmouth Coca-Cola Bottling Works, Inc. 183 DOUGHNUTS Open 24 Hours 801 Airline Blvd. Portsmouth, Virginia 23707 Telephone 393-401 1 Area Code 804 609 Airline Blvd. 397-461 1 King Dodge 1313 High Street Portsmouth, Virginia 397-3431 9iiii l9«Da m j pjl Records Tapes Mid-City Shopping Center - ■ ' • ■ ' ■ ' ■ ' � ■ -As ' - ' ' ■ A . -‘-■� s ji . ' -, ' : , . . ' ■ , - f forit Rp ' y; Srap JoV — See. ionpell freenjan — Svveetheart, Mike Copleys— V. Pres. ' ; Nick Arcese Pces.yDavid Eckstine, Nancy Morgan — ‘Ivveetheart Lance Nadleau - t-. Treas. Se ;oncl Row; Fritts H e, Mike Ryder, Lepn Williams, David Larkin, Nelson Slate, Greg Humphries, Ri chard ■ ‘GdiSklki . Keith HSwkirKr ruGp Saund s, BVuce -Robertson, Gary Crearrieri.l obert Henkel. Third Row: Kirk Bradimer, Jimpiy LaRose, Tommy Webb, Tommy Wombtej anny fich ke Pierce,., Oayid K mpman. gack Row: Jeff Carty, David Valdiyiesp, Mike Monaghan, Tern McKinney, ! i. Bch Tim.Copiey, Dii .- Aa ' . ' ' • ' ' ' ’v . trucker dick hec . t GE Reef: First Row — dv yn B«Knes, Mej Hagwood, Kenny Sloane, Roger Wilson, Ball, Tommy Cooke, Rick Williams, )eff Woods, DevVey Elliott. ■ Pfe Aridy Cimberger, Rick Burton, Joyner, .Mike Wise. Standing: Bobby 186 omega John Fields, Sam Williams, Phillip Cherry, Columbus Norfleet, Leonard King, Bryan Reid, Kevin Jennings. liebler g Row; Vernon Ppyner, Danny tvans Jd L«e, Richie Babbitt Sweetheart Vickie Brown, President — David Golman M rjf t’anirrt S -©j45 Row: Vann JHinton,- Smokey Jackson, Bph Xam («v-Gafy St Ricky. Wlfitmore, Mark Vedder, Steve Geer. Third Row: Sammy Workman, Ralp ' ; Vick, Ronald Reid, George Riggins, Greet Hflj, eve Lew ' s, leff Spring, jgi ‘ 1 HEADQUARTERS for J CONVERSE I ALL STARS Charles E. Russell Associates, Inc. Heating Oils Oil Burning Equipment And Service Dial 399-2441 Great Bridge Branch 547-2989 P.O. Box 908 — 2309 County St. Portsmouth, Va. Commercial Insurance Agency, Inc. The Agency of Service 801 Loudown Avenue Portsmouth, Virgiua Phone: 399-2493 fc X M J kJ i y ILSOH ’ ® 1 PHONI PRUITT ' S TIRE SERVICE INC. COMPl- TK WHm BRAK AND ALJONMKNT MIIVieK PENNSYLVANIA TURNPIKE LINES RODEirr L. PHUITT. Jm i_ondon di-vo PWBPIOSNT POPTPMOUTM. VIP«tHlA Evans Appliance Parts For All Makes And Models Elm Avenue 399-3044 CHANNEL FURNITURE CO. INC. 2000 High Street Portsmouth, Virginia AMERICAN McRAE AMERICAN CORP. 1401 Airline Blvd. Portsmouth, Virginia Charles E. King President General Mgr. Robert L. (Bob) Ewell David (Danny) Newman Bob Ewell ' S TIRE SERVICE, INC Recapping and New Tires 703 Constitution Ave. Portsmouth, Va. Phone 399-6471 TWEED ' S LOCKSMITH ' S INC. 601 Elm Avenue Midcity Shopping Center VICTORY SALES CORPORATION Authorized Dealer Sales — Service — Parts — 3601 Victory Blvd. 397-1216 Portsmouth, Va. Phone 397-2646 WALL ' S MANUFACTURING COMPANY 2405 Wesley Street Portsmouth, Virginia 23707 Manufacturer of Metal Products james E. Wall — Owner CUMBIA BROS. INC. General Auto Repair 24 Hour Wrecker Service 400 Cumberland Ave. Portsmouth, Virginia 23703 Dial 397-8137 Authorized Service Dept. HYDRAULIC SERVICE COMPANY .3104 Victory Boulevard Portsmouth, Virginia23702 Phone 484-1713 Carson — Thompson — MonArk Boats RED ' S MARINE, INC. SNELUNGS ' Che ( nalitg hop Norfolk Portsmouth Bank Plune Sts. 627-6073 309 High Street 397-1285 ACTION OLDSMOBILE CADILLAC, INC. 1300 High Street Portsmouth, Virginia 397-7041 GREYHOUND TICKETS CHARTERS TOURS PACKAGE EXPRESS H.E. ROBERTSOn REALTY CO. 3400 COUATY ST. PORTSmOUTH. VR. R. C. McCANTS - AGENT COURT COUNTY STS. Phone 399-2A34 Portsmouth. Va. 23704 393-6035 ESTABL-ISHED 1883 Sturtevant funeral S201 PORTSMOUTH BOULEVARD PHONE 488-8348 PORTSMOUTH. VA. 23701 Don Comer Ford milk Welten 2525 Airline Blvd. 488-8311 Your Fashion Store 6 Stores Serving Tidewater SPEERS RESTAURANT Churchland Virginia Quality Food and Friendly Service Friday Nite Special All The Fresh Fish And Hush Puppies And Cole Slaw You Can Eat 1 Equal Oportunity Employer Class Of 74 Opportunities For Engineers Computer Programmers Accountants j Liii� - twwoua- Specialist In Fashion High Court Military Circle Portsmouth Norfolk 195 r I i I j 1 First Virginia Bank Of Nansemond Member First Virginia Bankshares Corporation Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Route 1 7 at Bennett ' s Creek — Driver 1 109 Windsor Road — Suffolk 5100 Portsmouth Boulevard — Portsmouth (Open Saturdays 9AM till Noon) 196 Phone 488-2721 TRAILERS DODD TRAILER SALES 4705 Portsmouth Blvd. Portsmouth, Virginia George Dodd Robert K. Branch It 1 1 1 M II 1 1 ! 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 M 1 II 1 II M 1 1 I 1 1 M 1 1 1 t 1 1 II 1 1 M 1 I I 1 1 DISTRIBUTORS INCORPORATED TRADING AS E lectRONICS unlimited III H J Our name s the whole story JACK S. MOSCOVITZ VICE PRESIDENT 710 COUNTY STREET PORTSMOUTH .VIRGINIA 23704 ! ! ! i ! ! 1 PHONE 804-399-2 46 ■ ; ' ii ; :‘U!i ' i! ! 1 i , i i ! ' 1 1 1 ' ! 1 1 1 1 1 ! ! M 1 Your Future Is Just A Year Away! Opportunities For Men Women In Cosmetology PORTSMOUTH SCHOOL OF BEAUTY CULTURE 3401 South) Street 397-0654 i I ROGERS CLOTHES, Inc. TOWN AND COUNTRY SHOPPING CENTER 3926 George Washington Highway Portsmout, Va. 23702 SALES J 59 PORT R.B. Realty Sales Of Tidewater, Inc. 3403 County Street i SERVICE Q friend Hudson ' s House Of Beauty And Barber Shop Churchland Shopping Center Portsmouth, Virginia 23703 1 Phone 484-7032 Quality Clothes For Men Young Men Churchland Shopping Center Portsmouth, Vo. PHONE: (804) 393-4043 reberrcfe jiHHoto rs Lou Gene At The Corner Of Frederick And Portsmouth Blvds. All you need for Bank Financing is our O. K. 210.1 Portsmouth Blvd. Portsmouth, Va. 23704 397-5881 397-1295 Rodman Avenue Portsmouth, Virginia 197 Wells Motorcycle Company 4091 Portsmouth Blvd. Portsmouth, Virginia 23701 Yamaha • BMW • Triumph • Norton • Ducati • Rickman r We Specialize In Art Open 5:30 — 9:30 Daily Hartung Gallery 4367 Portsmouth Blvd. Portsmouth, Va. Complete Line Of Art Supplies, Drafting Supplies Original Paintings, Custom Framing At a Price You Can Afford Phone 488-3042 — Res 488-0587 Kenneth Hartung — Owner Smith Bros. Automatic Car Wash 200 3601 Western Branch Blvd. Portsmouth, Va. 23707 399-7545 TOMMY’S VW SERVICE INC. 4231 Portsmouth Boulevard Portsmouth, Virgini 23701 Phone (804) 488 914 ORIGINAL VW HIGH PERFORMANCE EQUIPMENT f TOMMY JENKINS WELDING ALL TYPES cALLISTER COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE MACHINE SHOP Phone 397-6233 625-0785 Meatland Retail — Wholesale Home Freezer Meats Food Plans — Appliances 1628 Portsmouth Blvd. Marvin Goldfarb Portsmouth, Va. 23704 Max R. Goldfarb 3611 Tidewater Dr. Norfolk, Va. 23509 Fresh Meats That Are Good The Showcase of Showplace Furniture Open Monday — Friday 9 to 9 3125 High St. Portsmouth 393-2527 201 CHURCHLAND HARDWARE Everything For The Do-It-Yourselfer 3939 Poplar Hill Rd. 484-3486 BOOSTERS Village Record and Hob- bies Bynum Finance Compliments of B.T.Y.C. O ' Neal ' s Studio of Portrai- ture SPERTNER JEWELERS Since 1879 2 Locations M. CLAY EQUIPMENT { ; CO. 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VIRGINIA RUSTY ft BILL Thank You For Shopping At Fashions For The Family Downtown — Princess Anne Plaza Wards Corner — Janaf Shopping Center BUS. 488-2571 RES. 488-1452 Best Wishes To The Class Of ' 74 Ferrell Linoleum Tile Co., Inc. 1225 West Twenty-Fifth Street Norfolk, Virginia 23517 SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSC JIA ' PION PORTSMOUTH . NORfOlK COilNtY mWi L : _� 5 ( j L - A 1 SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION PORTSMOUTH NORFOLK county Business World Helps Finance ' 74 TRUCKER. A Hartung Gallery 200 Q Donald O. Hawkins Elearical Contractors 178 Haywoods Art and Frame Shop 184 Action Oldsmobile 191 Hodges Drug 196 Allstate Insurance 181 J- B. Hoffler Insurance 178 Quality Shop 191 Anchor Trailer Sales 202 Hudson ' s House of Beauty Barber Shop 197 Ashberry Fuel Oil B 182 Hydraulic Service 190 R. B. 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M Auto Supply 176 Greyhound Bus 192 Parks ' Seafood 182 Mary Perkins 185 Philbrick Heating 192 Pizza Chef 185 H Plaza Theatres 191 Portsmouth School of Beauty Culture 195 Portsmouth Tool Die 183 Harris Tire Service 195 Pruitt Tire Service 188 206 VI. PATRICK HINELY P. Q BOX 293 LEXINGTON. VA? “5o 703-463 -4336 207 INDEX A, a Aaron, Keven 58, 72, 137, 160, 166. Abbott, Greg 160. Abrams, Lesley 134, 142, 160, 166. Ackiss, Carl 160. Adams, Beth 56, 60, 68, 71, 76, 128, 135, 136, 132, 140. Adams, Celia 1 52. Adams, Larry 65, 146, 160, 166. Adams, Michael 146, 152. Adams, Spencer 76, 131, 141 Affeldt, Billy 130, 142, 160. Affeldt, Bobby 130, 142, 152, 155. AFS 53, 134 Airaghi, Denise 137, 152. Alexander, Peggie 76, 135, 137, 142. Alexander, Susan 137, 152. Alexander, Susan 40, 68, 76, 135, 152. Allen, Laurie 41, 131, 135, 137, 142, 166. Allison, Donald 152. Allman, Nelda 146, 160, 166. Alston, Charles 76. Anderson, David 173. Anderssen, Keith 130, 146, 152. Arcese, Nick 68, 77, 130, 1 14, 126, 142, 186. Arnold, Bruce 146, 152. Arnold, Claire 166. ART CLUB 135. Artis, Barbara 152. Ashberry, Jerilee 77, 136, 138. Askew, Allen 160, 166. Askew, Richard 146, 152. Askew, Robert 131, 146, 160. Auerbach, Barry 1 52. B, b Babbitt. Richie 16, 17, 32, 54, 56, 70, 71, 72, 73, 142, 166, 187. Bailey, Kenny 152. Bailey, Lois 144, 152. Bailey, Melinda 1 52. Bailey, Robert 146. Bailey, Robert Vito 77. Bailey, Shirley 16, 160. Bailey, Susan 166. Baker. Barbara 77. Baker, Lawton 58, 77. Baker, Barbara 146. Balance, Mrs. 150. Baldacci, Janet 160. Ball, Robert 166, 186. Ballentine, John 1 52. Ballentine, Patricia 139, 142, 151, 160. BAND 61, 141. Banister, Lina 77. Banks, Elizabeth 152. Barber, Denise 137, 138, 160. Barnard, Ann 68, 77, 129, 138. Barnard, Bruce 78, 142. Barnard, Craig 152. Barnard, Jean 58, 134, 136, 166. Barnes, Miss 146, 148. Barnes, Mr. 148. Barnes, Brett 152. Barnes, Donnie 152. Barnes, Dwayne 140, 186. Barnes, Kenny 173. Barnes, Robert 34, 146, 173. Barnett, Nancy 68, 72, 78, 30, 138, 142 Barody, Sonny 146. Baron, David 1 52. BASKETBALL 120, 131. Bass, Debbie 78. Bass, Richard 152. Bass, Vanessa 1 52. Battle, Ms. 149. Battle, Bernice 152. Bauer, Deedee 146, 166. Bauman, Robbie 37, 38, 59, 65. 68, 72, 78, 73, 134. Baxter, Cherie 166. Beasley, J. P. 146, 166. Beck, Cheryl 78. Beeler, Leigh Ann 173. Belding, Sharon 78, 146. Benzie, Chris 1 52. Benzie, James 144. Berry, Ronald 114, 130, 131. 153. Betterton. Franklin 153. Bezek, Michael 153. Biddle, Mr. 149. Bing, Michael 146. Bishop, Kathy 1 36. Bishop, Tim 140, 166. Bishop, Wesley 29, 160. BLACK STUDIES CLUB 141. Black, John 144, 166. Blackmore, Brenda 153. Blakeley, Linda 1 53. Blakeslee, Ann 1 53. Blanchard, Ann Blanford, Dianne Ames 38, 68, 72, 78, 128, 135, 136, 140, 142. Blankenship, Robin 173. Blow, Tammy 144, 160. Blunt, Joe 1 30. Bolling, Cindy 129, 142, 153. Bolling, Jeff 68, 78, 135. Baroody, Sam 78. Borrell, Gordon 166. Boswell, Carol 68, 78, 138. Boswell, James 68, 78, 114, 130, 140. Bottoms, Lynn 138, 167. Bowser, Jennifer 160. Bowser, Jerold Boyd, Thomas 160. Bracy, David 153. Bradby, Kenneth 167. Bradley, Pam 153. Bradshaw, Wayne 79. Brady, Mrs. 134, 151. Brammer, Kirk 130, 142, 160, 186. Branan, Linda 16, 68, 79, 136. 138, 151. Brantley, Mrs. 149. Brehon, Tony 58, 141, 167. Breit, Bob 16, 72, 73, 79. Breit, Bruce 72, 142. Breit, Fran 160. Breman, Robert 130. Brewer, Lawrence 1 14, 130, 140, 173. Brewer, William 153. Bricker, Glenn 130, 153. Bridges, Bobbie 79. Bridges, Debbie 68, 79. Briggs, Janet 137, 167. Bristow, Dianne 167. Bristow, Donna 72, 134, 135, 142, 167, 63. Brooks, Cheryl 173. Brooks, Denise 79. Brooks, Denise 153. Broughman, Barbara 79, 142. Broughman, Karen 167. Brown, Ann 129, 137, 140, 167. Brown, Brad 160. Brown, Kay. 68, 80, 138, 142, 146. Brown, James Kevin 34. Brown, Lee 128, 130, 167, 140. Brown, Louella 80. Brown, Michael 65. 80, 146. Brown, Michael 146. Brown, Mike 160. Brown, Paula 142, 167. Brown, Theresa 142, 160. Brown, Thomasine 167. Brown, Vickie 59, 68, 71, 80, 128, 135, 136, 142, 151, 187. Brunk, Barry 142, 160, 162. Buchanan, Beverly, 66, 68, 72, 80, 129, 134, 136, 140, 142. Buchanan, Mrs. 148. Buchanan, Cheryl 153. Buckley. Beth 134, 142, 153. Buie, Veronica 160. Bullock, Donnie 114, 130, 141. Bullock, Harry 167. Bullock, Jeff 80. Bundy, Anna 144. Bundy. Maria 1 53. Bunn, Eugene 146. Bunn, Pervis 1 53. Burke, Terri 1 53. Burnett. Darlene 160. Burt on, Ricky 80, 134, 186. Butler, Benny 146, 167. Butler, Mary 149. Butt, Arthur 1 35. Butt, Michael 167. Butt, Renee 1 53, 144. Butterton, Cray 160. Buttery, Alex 142, 146, 160. Buttery, Chris 1 53. Buttery, Nigel 144. Butts, Arthur 80. Butts, Jerome 1 53. Buxton, Craig 81, 146. C,c Cady, Todd 146, 160. Cameron, Cindy 153. Campbell, Bruce 149, 167. Cannon, Max 1 53. Cantebury, Mr. 146, 148. Caprio, Paul 81. Cardon, Reid 131, 173. Carkeek, Bruce 81, 134, 186. Cormack, Freddie 5, 167. Carmen, Bret 161. Carper, Randy 1 53. Carr, Bill 153. Carr, Martha 25, 129, 136, 142, 167. Carrere, Michelle 161. Carroll, Stephen 167. Carroll, Terri 1 53. Carty, Jeffrey 167. Casey, Cyndi 161 . Casto, Laurie 72, 149, 167. Casto, Lynn 149, 167. Casto, Mike 130, 149, 173. Catlett, Al 38, 72, 144, 167. Catuska, James 146, 167. CEM TRl-Hl-Y 137. Chapman, Colonel 148. Chedester, Amy 142, 167. Chedester, Charles 144, 153. CHEERING 128. Cherry, Anna 173. Cherry, Phillip 65, 146, 167, 187. CHORUS 60. Christian, Kerry 145, 167. CHURCHLAND TRl-Hl-Y 136. Ciccarelli, Susan 161. Ciola, Isabelle 137, 167. Clare, Merry Lou 68, 81, 129, 136, 138, 140. Clark, Laura 135, 136, 167. Clarke, Marcus 130, 146, 153. Clark, Robert B. 81. 146, 34. Clary, Cynthia Gayle 81. Clemons, Levi 81, 146. Clemons, Priscilla 146, 167. Clemons, Reginald 153. Clemons, Robert 65, 146, 173. Cobb, Brenda 153. Cobb, Debbie 138, 167. Cobb Mark 161. Cobb, Sandra Lynne 81, 137, 138. Coggeshal, Alan 1 67. Coggeshall, Jeanine 153. Colden, Debbie A. 81. Colden, James 146, 153. Cole, Juanita 1 53. Cole, Wanda 144. Collier, Linda 161. Collins, Bret 173. Collins, Debra 153. Collins, Johnnie 167, Collins, Lindsey 146, 153. Comstock, Larry 81, 145. Conklin, Richard 82, 131, 140, 186. Coklin, Vicki 1 61 . Connell, John 153. Connelley, Chris 71, 137, 142, 145, 161. Connelley, Vicki 68, 72, 82, 129, 137, 142. CONNIE HEMBY TRI-Hl-Y 136. Conyer, Brenda 153. Cook, Tommy 186, Cooke, Mary Theresa 167. 208 Cooke, Suzanne Agnes 82. 134. 137. 151. Cooper, Miss 148. Copeland, Elizabeth 142, 153. Copeland, Pamela 139. Copley, Michael Hamilton 16, 68, 82, 114, Copley, Timothy 56. 130, 153, 186. Copperthite, Paul 167. Corsi, Laura Jane 68, 82, 135, 136. Cortesini, Wanda 137, 161. Costinas, Gene 144. Covey, Danny 161. Covington, Cathy 25, 134, 142, 146, 167. Cox, Miriam 130, 153. Cox, Mrs. 151 Crafford. John 120, 131, 146, 161. Crand, Tracey 82, 135, 136. Crawford, Kenneth 153. Creamer, Cary W. 9, 83, 129, 140, 186. Creekmore, Peggy 135, 153. Critzer. Caroline 135, 139, 151, 168. Cross. Ann 141, 168. Cross, Bill 146. Cross, Bruce 168, 186. CROSS COUNTRY 129. Cross, Terri 153. Crutcher, Stephanie 58, 137, 168. Culpepper, Lorena 136, 161. D,d Dail, Ann Elizabeth 4, 68, 72, 83, 128, 131 151. Dalton. John 54. D ' Amato, Tony 144, 153. Danford, Cathy 72, 83, 149, 32. Daniels, Cathy 616. Daniels, Corinne 153. Darley, Debra 153, 130, 137, 142. Daughtrey, julianne 136, 168. Daughtry, Chris 161. Davidson, Angela 153. Davidson, Fred 154. Davis, Donna 141, 153. Davis, Keith 129, 142, 168. Davis, Ricky 114, 130, 140, 168. Davis, Samuel 1 54. Davis, Sharon 146, 168. Davis, Timmy 168. Davis, William 83, 34. Davis, Ms. 150, 151. Davison, Fred 1 54. Day, Cathy 136, 168. Deane, Marium 155. Deans, Marion 154. DECA 146. Degaraff, Denise 168. Degaraff, George 83, 135. Degaraff, Paul 161. Deloatch, Mrs. 1 49. Demps, Karen 161. Dempsey, jerry 146, 161. Dempsey, Thomas 146. Dezafra, Betsy 129 Dietrick, Mildred 149. Diggs, Whin 4, 59, 68, 83, 120, 131, 186. Dill, Mr. 148. Dixon, Verna 154. Dodd, Mike 130, 168. DRAMA CLUB 67, 134. Drewery, Jo Ann 154. Drum, Mike 161. Drummond, Karen 154. Drummond, Kathy 161. Duck, Kathy 30, 83, 145. Duke, Deborah 68, 83, 142. Dunston, Althea 1 54. E,e Early, Joanna 154. Eates, Rosemary 137, 168. Eckstein, David Allen 84, 131, 142, 186. Edwards, Renee 71, 37, 137, 141, 168, 63. Egnot, Gail 146. Eich, Danny 68, 87, 114, 130, 140, 186. Eich, David 140, 161, 186. 130. 186. Eley, Betty 68, 84 Elliot, Dewey 168, 186. Elliot, Edward 1 30. Ellsworth, Jeanette 149. Elmore, Janelle 68. 84, 135, 136, 142, 146. Elmore, Ruth 129, I 54. Elmore. Sheryl 161. Espree, Ivy 154. Evans, Danny 16, 68, 84, 114, 130, 135, 187. Evans, Judy 37, 63, 67, 71, 72, 131, 134, 136, 142, 168. Everett, Angela 1 54. Green, Robin 173. Greene, James 154. Greene, John 161. Greenlee, Mrs. 148. Creeson, Cindy 142, 173. Gregory, Billy 62, 144, 161. Crider, Tommy 67, 30, 87, 141, Griffin, Angela 154. Criffen, Ben 131, 148, 150. Griffin, Debbie 146, 168, Griffin, Michael 154, 146. Griffin, Neal 161. Grob, Erica 16, 68, 87, 135. Guthrie, Davey 168. GYMNASTICS 130. , 135, 136, 140, Facenda. Anthony 130, 131, 168, 140. FACULTY 148- Faulks, Alvin 1 54. Faulks, Barry 114, 130, 161. Faulks, Kathy 161 . Ferrell, Joan Lynn 36, 72, 84, 135, 142, 146. F.H.A. 138. FIELD HOCKEY 126, 129. Fields, John 114, 120, 121, 140, 168, 187. Fisher, Roy 5, 129, 168. Fletcher, David 72, 37, 135, 142, 168. FOOTBALL 1 14, 126, 130. Forrest, Cliff 173. Fowler. George 84. Fowler, Tom 161. Frank, Alan Bruce 84. Frank, Helen 142, 1 54. Franklin, Glen 173. Franklin. Wayne 141. Hl-Ys 186. Freeman, Lonnell 37, 54, 56, 59, 68, 71, 72, 85, 135, 136, 138, 142, 151. Freestone, Debbie 161, 142. FRENCH CLUB 142. Frenia, Mark 85, 146. Fridell, Pamela 161, 144. Fulcher, Mary 1 54. Fussell, Cary 1 54. Fussell, Roy 146. G,g Gabriele, Karen 16. 128, 142, 161. Gabriele, Mark 85. Caddis, Karen 139, 154. Galiney, Michael 85, 68, 146. Galliford, Ricky 72, 142, 168, 140. Gallop, Susan 32, 54, 72, 86, 130, 137, 138. 140, 142. Gallumbeck, Brian 146. Calumbeck, Lowell 154. Ganlz, John 86, 114, 130, 140, 146. Gardner, Deborah 144, 161. Garrett, Thomas 146. Gatewood, Clinton 154. Gatewood, Ricky 154. Catling, Mr. 24, 150. Gatling, Mr. William 72, 142, 148- Cay, Betty Lou 138, 152, 154. Gay, Mary 16, 154. Cay, Mike 1 14. 130, 168. Geer, James 86. Geer, Steve 120, 131, 142, 161, 187, GIBBS TRI-HI-Y 139. Gibson, Luretha 142, 168, Gilbert, Janet 168. Gilbert, Seth 120, 131, 142, 161. Giles, Bernard 130, 146, 154. Gillie, Robert 68, 86. Gillikin, Steve 129, 140, 142, 161. Gillikin, Tommy 72, 73, 129, 140, 168. Gilmore, Carl 149, 154, GIRLS BASKETBALL 126, 129. Clisson, Judy 148. Glover, David 30, 86, 146. Clover, Gail 9, 141, 168. Goldfarb, Greg 86, 68. Goldman, David 72, 120, 129, 131, 142, 168, 187, 63. Goode, Deborah 87. Goodman, Wayne 68,87, 114, 130, 140, 186. Coodwyn, Tomas 120, 161. Goodwyn, Wendell 130, 131. Goolsby, Tom 102, 144. Graham, Janessa 1 73. Craves, Karen 139. 142, 168. H,h Haddon, Darlene 137, 142, 161. Hagwood, Mel 146, 186. Hagwood, Tracy 137, 161. Haislip, Mrs. 148. Hall, Mrs. 150 Hall, Robin 1 54. Hall, Terry 142, 161- Hall, Troy 1 54. Hamilton, David 154 Hamilton, Douglas 154. Hamilton, Fred 87, 120, 131. Hanbury, Chip 5, 30, 161. Hanbury, Chip 5, 30, 161. Hancock, Jenny 128, 139, 151, 161. Hancock, Tommy 87. 146. Hardy, Anthony 130. 154. Hardy, Kay 16, 128, 136, 152, 154. Harmon, Clint 173. Harmon, Norman 87. Harper, Alfred 87, 59, 114, 120, 130, 131, 1 40. Harper, Lean 154. Harris, Althea 1 73. Harris, Cedric 162. Harris, Darline 154. Harris, Denise 137, 145, 168. Harris, Garry 146, 154. Harris, Irving 87. Harrison, Clarence 173. Harrison, Florence 36, 59, 68, 72, 88, 131, 135, 137, 138. 142. Harrison, John 1 54. Harrison, Lorraine 68, 72, 88, 135. 136, 138, 142, 146. Harrison, Michael 168. Hart, Ella 141, 168. Hart, Jackie 154, Haslett, Robert 154. Hassell, Steve 88. 134, 142. Hatfield, Mrs. 150. Hathaway, Sharon 68, 88, 146. Havird, Pamela 136, 142, 154. Hawkins, Alex 1 14, 130, 168. Hawkins, Keith 114, 130, 140, 186, 168. Hawkins, Tim 162. Hawks, Loretta 154, Hawks, Vermona 146. Hawks, Veronica 88. Hayden, Jonathan 88 Hayes, Mark 162. Haywood, Paul 154. Haywood, Tracy 142, Haynes, Mark 162. Hege, Fritz, 130, 162, 186. Hendricks, John 144, 154. Henkel, Robert 59, 68, 71, 88, 1 14, 130, 140, 186. Henry, Gary 30, 32, 66, 67, 129, 134. 141. Hicks, Rhonda 154. Higashi, Maya 53, 68, 72, 88. 131, 136, 138. High, Angeline 154. High, Johnny 1 54. Hill, Greg 130, 162, 187. Hill, Miss 70, 151. Hines, Gaylord 146. Hines, Karen 154. Hines, Raymond 29. Hines, Ricky 131, 142. 168. Hinton, Phullis 88. Hinton, Vann 144, 154, 187. Hobday, Ken 88. Hodges, Donna 36, 38, 64, 66, 71, 72, 89, 138, 139 142. Holbrook, Kathy 139, 168. Holbrook, Mr. 151. Holley, Lilly 149. Holloman, Steve 146, 155. 209 Hollouav. Mike 26. 142, 168. Holmes. David 144. HOMECOMING 56. Hord. Nathan 32, 89. House. 5te e 155. Howard. Lee 89, 1 46. Howell. Mike 62. 144. 155. Hudgins, Patricia 151. 162. Hudgins. Suzanne 72. 89, 134, 135, 136. Hudson, Diana 155. Hufiman, Libby 137. 166, 168. Humphreys, Greg 58. 142, 166, 168, 186. Hunt. Adele 58. 89. 142. Hunt. Cedric 162. Hurley. Anne 36, 53, 58. 59. 68, 134. 135. 140. Hussey, Fred 155. Hvmon, fc nnv 156. Ingersoll 149. Ingersoll. John 68, 89. 114, 130, 140. jackson. Smokey 162. 187. lames, Margaret 89. Janus. Donna 155. Jaronczyk. Bob 114. 121. 130, 131. Jarvis, Nancy 90, 146. Jenkins. Althea 155. Jenkins. Kevin 149. Jennings. Chris 139. 162. Jennings. Kevin 9, 90, 187. Johnson, Dino 120, 130, 131. Johnson, Earlene 129, 136, 138, 142, 168. Johnson, Emmet 130. Johnson, Jack 114, 130, 131, 162. Johnson. Linda 90. 135, 136, 138. Johnson, Renay 58. 144. 168. Johnson. Sam 146, 162. Johnson, Tami 162. Johnson, Tommy 170. Johnson. Vann 155. Jones. Bucky 146. Jones, Cynthia 90. Jones, Hortense 16, 155. Jones. Kelly 128, 142, 162. Jones, Michael 155. Jones, Mrs. 135, 148. Jones, Teddy 90. Joyner. Bryan 68, 72. 90. 140, 186, 63. Joyner. Mike 86. K,k Kampman, David 91, 131, 120, 140, 186. Kastner, Barry 54. 71. 141, 142, 162, 37, 63. Kaslner, Nancy 173. Kaufman, Fred 144, 169. Kaufman, Marsha 139, 162. Kaufman, Mrs. 151. Kavanaugh, Linda 136, 162. Kearney, Michael 146, 155. Keasey. Dana 162. Kell, Elizabeth 1 55. Kell, lames 142, 144, 155. Keffer, Annette 139, 162. Kellam, Stacey 128, 155. Kelley. Sandra 1 55. Kelly, Doris 129. 136, 138, 169. Kelly, Kevin 162. Kelly, Lois 91. 134, 136. 138. Kernan, Alice 91. Kersey, Barbara 16, 71, 134, 142, 155. Kersey. Dana Key. Del 102, 146. Key. James 146. Key Michelle 155. Keyes, Paggy 139, 155. Kidd, Sherry 16, 136. 142, 160, 162. King. Mrs. 151. King. Leonard 187. Kirkman, Debbie 58, 59, 91, 136, 138. Kiser, Ginger 91. Kitchen. Johnny 91. Kitt. Kim 130, 155. Knight, Wanda 155. Knox, Anita 139, 142, 169. Knox, Donna 144, 155. Koke, Jeff 62, 144. 169. Kopelove, Pamela 134. 142, 155. Kostinas. Gene 155. Kowalski, Robert 146, 155. L, 1 Laguta. Kathy 38, 63. 72, 134, 141, 169. Lamb, Mrs. 150. Lambdin, Bob 130, 141, 142, 162, 187. Lambert, Gloria 91. Lamm, Mark 114, 130, 140, 169, 187. Lamm, Robert 114. 130. 131, 162. Lamm, Terry 138, 169. LaMotte, David 58. 59, 63, 68, 91. 140. LaMone, Susan 16, 63, 129, 137, 140, 142, 162, Lampkin. Lynn 156. Lang, Debbie 142, 156. Lang. Wanda 92. 135, 137, 138. Langley, Myrtle 149. Larkin, David 4. 131. 169, 186. Larkin, Debbie 72, 137, 138, 162. LaRose, Jimmy 131, 142, 140, 169, 186. Lash, Elder 156. Lassiter, Brad 156. Lassiter, Mrs. 129. Lassiter, Robert 146, 162. Lassiter, Ronald 156. LATIN CLUB 142. Lauer, Robert 156. Laughon, Mrs. 150. Lawrence, Carol 156. Lawrence, Phyllis 156. Layne, Carolyn 139, 142, 169. Layne, Robert 92. Leavitt, Deborah 71, 72, 92, 138, 139, 142. LeBIanc, Elizabeth 139, 156. LeBlanc, Susan 136. 169. Lee, Brenda 144, 156. Lee, Joey 142. 169, 187. Lee, Patricia 162. Lee, Phyllis 92. Lehnert. Karen 139, 142, 169. Lehnert, Laurel 139, 142, 162. Leon, Miles 140, 142, 162. Lewark, Dawn 130, 169. Lewark, Sharon 156. Lewis. Bob 17, 72, 92, 149. Lewis, Steve 130, 162, 187. Liebler, Steve 120, 131, 156. Lindaur. Gina 134, 162. Littlefield, David 92. Locke. Rustyn 156. Logan, Darline 173. Loney, Jack 24, 169. Lucas. Mrs. 151. Lumber. Denise 139, 142, 169. Lumber, Terry 139, 142, 169. Lupton, Dana 156. Luxford, Annette 142. Luxford, Norma 156. M, m MacMillan, Hebert 162. MacMillam, Timothy 156. Madison, Jay 65. MAJORETTES 145. Mancuso, Mr. 151 Marchetti, Wesley 131, 156. Marcus, Ronni 92, 134, 135. Markle, Kathv 129, 139, 162. Maropis, Denise 156. Maropis, Toni 162. MARSHALLS 72. Mason, Cheryl 129, 142, 163. Mason. Richard 92. Mathias, Daryl 146, 169. Mathias. Tim 173. Matteson, James 146, 169. Matteson, Jo Ann 163. Matthews, Keith 142, 156. Mayfield, Hope 163. McCachern, John 163. McClellard, Arnold 41, 156. McClenney, Frank 135, 169. McCoy, Cynthia 141, 169. McGee, To ny 169. McGinley, Leigh 139, 163. McKay. Pamela 173. McKinney. Susan 41, 59, 93, 135, 136, 140. McKinney, Timothy 131, 142, 163, 186. McKinnon, Karen 173. McLain, Elizabeth 64. 66, 93, 137, 142, 151. McNabb, Robert 156. McNair, Mike 144, 163. McNair, Mike 144, 163. Meeks. Theresa 146, 173. Mercado, Mike 146, 163. Miles. Leon 131. Milhiser, Steven 156. Millan, Timothy 156. Miller. Nancy 142, 156. Mills, Meranda 141, 169. Mills, Patricia 1 56. Mitchell, Angela 141, 170. Mitchell, Arthur 14. 16, 17, 93, 1 14. 120, 130, 131, 140. Mitchell. Beth 142, 163. Mitchell, Mike 156. Modiin, Danny 68, 93. 135. Monaghan, Mike 131. 142, 160, 163, 186. MONOGRAM CLUB 140. Monroe, Cynthia 93. Moody, Alice 141, 156. Moody, Angela 157. Moody, Deborah 72, 93. Moody, Kathy 163. Mooney, Dennis 146. 157. Moore, Mr. 142, 148. Moreland, Deborah 93. Moreland, Doug 30, 66, 134. Morgan, Jeff 163. Morgan. Nancy 56, 59, 71, 72, 93, 135, 136, 138. Morton, Pam 142, 163. Moseley, Peggy 63, 71, 72, 94, 135, 136, 138, 140, 142. Mottley, Donna 170. Mounie, Mr. 148, 150 Muchoney, Miss 151. Mullins, Carol 16, 163. Murphy, Rose 94. Murray, Nancy 142, 163. Murray, Patsy 157. Musetter, Laurie 94. Myers. Cindy 94. Myers, Debbie 139, 163. Myers, Jay 170. Myers, Mike 142, 163. Myers, Scott 130, 157. Myers, Steve 173. N,n Nadeau, Lance 68, 94, 1 14. 130, 131, 140, 186. Natalio, Cecilia 94. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 72. Neimeyer, Cam 170. Nein, Laurie 157. Nein, Shirley 136, 142, 157, 170. Nelms, Robert 142, 163. Nelowet, Aimee 63, 71, 142, 157. Nelowet, Anne 70, 94. 136, 138. Nespoli, Nicke 142, 170. Neumann, Paul 114, 130, 157. New, Wanda 136, 138, 142. 157, 170. Newman, Janice 134, 141, 142, 163. Niemeyer, Mary 157. Nistico, Cindy 136, 170. Norfleet. Columbus 187. 0,0 Oast, Elizabeth 36, 54, 59, 68, 94, 134, 135, 136, 138, 142. O ' Connor, jonathan 36, 68, 72, 94, 129, 140. 142. OFFICE AIDS 151. Olander, Raeann 157. Old. Billy 157. Oliver, Alex 146. Olson, Ricky 40, 163. 210 Olson, Terry 34, 94, 146. Ordemann, Bill 1 57. Orenduff, Andy 157. Outland, Greg 130, 157, 170. Outtand, Teddie 70 Owen, Lee 157. P,P Padrick, Charles jr. 170. Paige, Mr. 151. Pajkowski, Larry 170. Parker, Chris 157. Parker, ieb 114, 130, 157. Parker, Kelly 1 14, 130, 140, 163. Parker, Mike 157. Parker, Robert 114, 130, 148. Parker, Sarah 163. Parker, Steve 72, 73, 120, 131, 140, 170. Parks, Bobby 146, 170. Parrino, Cathy 58, 136, 138, 170. Parsons, Keith 130, 157. Passmore, Daryl 163. Patillo, Karen 1 57. Patillo, Karen 146. Payne, Michael 146, 157. Peeples, Sharon 163. Penello, Anthony 134, 157. Pennington, Debbie 130, 140, 170. Pennington, Frank 16. Perkins, Sandra 173. Perkinson, Mr. 148. Perlick, Mrs. 149. PERRECTA TRl-HI-Y 139. Perry, Bob 144, 163. Perry, Jack 170. Perry, Joe 1 57. Perry, Tom 170. Peters, Sherri 139, 163. Petersen, Cary 170. Peterson, Mark 157. Phelps, Billy 95. Phillips, Tommy 130, 170. Philyaw, Susan 142, 157. Pickrell, Janice 137, 157. Pierce, Antoinette 137. Pierce, Billy 130, 140, 163. Pierce, Mrs. 150. Pierce, James 170. Pierce, Mike 131, 135, 140, 142, 186. PIERETTE CLUB 135. Pimienta, Jacky 141, 157. Pimienta, Kenny 32, 68, 114, 130, 146, 140, Pitt, Carolyn 1 73. Polston, Jamie 157. Polston, Steve 157. Polston, Tina 146, 170. Pond, David 163. Poole, Mrs. 151. Poole, Mike 157. Popislek, Linda 146. Pork, David 170. Porter, Charles 144, 157. POWDER PUFF 68. Powell, Carolyn 163. Powell, Gwen 146, 170. Powell, Kenneth 157. Powers, Loretta 38, 95, 135, 136, 138, 142. Poyner, Barbara 129, 140, 144, 170. Poyner, Vernon 120, 134, 157, 144, 187. Prayer, Debra 141, 173. Price, George 1 70. Price, Michael 95. Price, Stephanie 146, 170. Price, Susan 29, 139, 164. Pritchard, Larry 95, 146. Proctor, Mary 149. Puckett, Jane 1 39, 164. Puckett, Jeb 1 57. Puckett, Judy 158. Quayle, Ed 170. Queen, Cliff 1 14, 120, 130, 131, 140, 170. Quinn, Carol 16, 37, 71, 72, 128, 130, 131, R,r Ramirez, Tonya 98. Randals, Kathy 142, 158. RandaR, Julie 144, 171, Rascoe, Joyce 171. Rash, Mr. 149. Ratliff, Weston 130, 164, Rayfield, John 36, 59, 63, 95, 142. Reagan, Chris 54, 59, 95, 134. Regan, Clemmy 158. Reardon, Robert 171. Redmond, Cornielous 158. Reed, Arden 1 58. Reed, Ronald 114, 138, 145, 171, 187. Reese, Larrv 158, 130, 146. Reeves, Corlette 142, 164. Reeves, Mike 24. Reid, Brian 120, 131, 164, 187. Reid, Leon 65, 146. Reinke, Jimmy 1 58. Resnick, Wendy 142, 171. Revell, Jerry 135. Reynolds, Ramona 17. Reynolds, Thomas 141, 158. Rhodes, Carl 1 14, 130, 148, 149. Rich, Lorayne 139, 142, 171. Rich, Robin 95. Richards, Kim 139, 173. Richardson, Barrett 142, 158. Richardson, Ellen 72, 134, 136, 142, 171. Richey, Clauda 158. Richman, Wayne 171. Rickey, Marguerite 171. Ricks, Alonzo 146, 1 58. Riddick, Latrice 158. Riddick, Susan 144, 158. Riffe, Tim 96. Riffe, Tommy 1 58. Riggins, George 42, 38, 130, 164. Ritz, Alonzo 1 30. Roberson, Vance 158. Roberts, Christine 141, 164. Robert, Pam 141, 164. Roberson, Javetta 171. Roberson, Vance 146. Robertson, Bruce 58, 63, 166, 171, 186. Robertson, Tami 142, 158. Robinson, Sam 146, 158. Robinson, Tricia 142, 158. Roden, Wendy 96, 135, 136, 138. Rodgers, Alice 164, 173. 170. Rogers, Vickie 1 58- Rose, Connie 72, 96, 128, 135, 136, 138, 140. Rose, Johnny 171. Rose, Kip 142, 149. Rose, Todd 1 64. Rosenberg, Debbie 128, 130, 137, 140, 151, 171. R. O.T.C. 65, 146. Rowe, Robin 136, 164. Rowland, Liz 128, 130, 136, 140, 160, 164. Runyon, John 146, 164. Ryder, Craig 120, 131, 158. Ryder, John 171. Ryder, Mike 58, 131, 140, 186. Ryskamp, Becky 66, 96, 131, 134, 137, 164. Ryskamp, Jim 120. S,s Sands, Susan 173. Saunders, Bruce 120, 131, 142, 171, 186. Sawyer, Miss 151 . S. C.A. 70 Scales, Michael 65, 146, 164. Scarr, Amy 32, 38, 63, 129, 137, 140, 142, 164. Schikevitz, Mindy 72, 96. Schikevitz, Ronald 164. SCHOLASTIC TEAM 38. Schroder, Jean 173. Scott, Beth 137, 171. Scott, Katherine 134, 136, 138, 142, 171. Scott, Steven 164. Sears, Romona 96. 141. Sebrell, Mary 164. Seebo, Louis 158. 140, 142, 171. Seebo, Margaret 158, Seiler, Melissa 142, 164 Self, Gehrig 131, 171, Sementelli, Brian 142, 144, 171. Sementelli, Louis 102. Service, Chris 72, 131, 171. Sexton, Mrs. 150. Sexton, Emanuel 146, 171. Shackelford. Rhonda 129, 134, 136, 142, 171, Shadix, Charles 146, Shadix, Susan 1 58. Shadix, William 164. Shamlee, Robert 171. Sharp, Dorothy 1 58. Sharp, Iris 164. Shelton, Phyllis 16, 26, 66, 72, 134. 1 J6, 141, 171. Sheridan, Jennifer 152. Sherril, Joyce 1 58. Simons, Mark 16, 144, 158. Slate, Nelson 96, 59, 135. Slate, Vera 158. Slaughter, Lin 130, 164. Slaughter, Robert 171 Sloane, Kenneth 58, 96, 1 35, 186. Small, Brian 1 46, I 58. Small, luanite 1 58. Small, Monica 141, 158. Smith, Beverly Smith, Brenda 158. Smith, Catherine 171. Smith, David 120, 131, 158. Smith, Mary 1 58- Smith, Mike 97. Smith, Scott 1 58. Smith, Stephanie 158. Smith, Tammy 26, 164. Soderquist, Karen 129, 1 34, 136, 142, 171. SPANISH CLUB 142. Spaugh, Shirley 97, 135, 1 36, 146. Spencer, Ross 142, 158. Spencer, Sandra 66, 72, 97, 32, 137, 145. Spivey, Bryan 164. Spring, Donna 142, 158. Spring, Jeffrey 142, 171, 187. SPIRIT OF ' 74 138. Stanley, Bobby 120, 131, 158. State, Vera 158. Steadmon, Carrie 158. Stelz, Florence 97. Stephens, Linda 171. Stevens, Linda 146, Still, Mr. 150 StoekI, Stephen 171, Stone, Gary 131, 159, 187. Stone, Kenny 1 59. Story, Sandra 171, Strickland, Bill 1 14, 136, 148. Strickland, Larry 62, 144, 164. Strickland, Patty 97, 146. Strickland, Robert 159, Strickland, Sandra 159. Stromberg, Burle 120, 131, M2, 152, 159, Stromberg, Jacob 97, 72. Stublen, Bill 173. Sturdevanl, Theresa 129, 137. 140, 164. Suit, Connie 171. Sumner, Mary Kay 97, 138, 145. Sumption, Ronny 159. SUPERLATIVES 59. Surrells, Maryanne 30, 36, 54, 66, 97, 134, 141, 142. Sutton, Greg 1 64. Sutton, Laurie 142, 159. Swarmer, Deborah 165, Swarmer, Tern 1 59. Sykes, Brenda 165, Szabo, Brenda 165. Steltz, Florence 97, Szabo, Georgiann 98, 139, 173. T,t Tate. Sargeanl 148 Tarkenton, Jeffrey 16, 32, 36, 98, 59, 68, 70, 72. 54, 1 34, 142. Taylor, Connie 171, Taylor, John 1 59. Taylor, Nancy 114, 128, 136, 142, 160, 165. Taylor, Nelson 130, 140, 173. Taylor, Sharon 165. Taylor, Vickie Lee 64, 68, 98, 1 29, 1 37, 1 38, 1 40. Taylor, Wayne 130. TEEN DEMOCRATS 141, 211 L 1 Terrell. Dora 159. Terrell. Elnora 159. Thomas. Mr. 148. Thomas. Jake 120, 131. 159. Thomas. Richard 159. Thomas. Wayne 98. Thompson. Tanya 146. Thornton. Theresa 165. Tomosovich. Sharon 134, 159. Tomosovich. Suzan 4, 134. 165. Townsley. Charles 146, 165. Townsley, Chris 129, 146, 159. Townsley. Ed 129, 130, 131. 120. Travis, Dennis 146, 159. Trotman, Christy 63, 72, 73, 134, 136, 171. Trotter, Beverly 165. TRUCKER TOPICS 66. Tucker, Liz 159. Tucker, Vicki 165. Tureman, Robert 145, 171. Turner, Alma 159. Turr er. Charles 165. Turner, Culistese 149. Turner, Cynthia 171. Turner, Ricky 145, 165. Turner, Yvonne 98, 142. Tuttle, Betty Jane 58, 68, 98, 135, 136. 138. Twitord. Mrs. 150. Tyson, Sandi 68, 98, 142. Tyson, Corky 142, 165. U,u Umberger, Andy 171, 186. Underhill, Mr. 134, 151. Uplon. Donna 165. Upton, Melloney 146, 171. Upton, Nancy 166, 171. Upton. Sandra 72, 99, 135, 136, 138. Urquhart. Mrs. 151. Valdivieso, David 130, 165, 186. Valdivieso, Jorge Van Curen, 1 59. Van Fosson, Miss 149. Vann, David 159. VARSITY C CLUB 140. Vaughan, Alvera 99, 146. Vaughan, Cathy 99, 146. Veal, Gayle 60, 68, 99, 135, 138. 151. Vedder, Mark 4. 72, 114, 120, 130, 131, 140, 171, 142, 187. Verheiien, Linda 146, 172. VICA 146. Vick, Mrs. 150. Vick, Ralph 130, 142, 159. Vick, Tommy 1 59. Virnelson, Billy 144, 159. W,w Wagner, Wayne 172. Walden, Laura 137, 142, 165. Walden, Mark 129, 172. Walker, Robin 165. Walker, Thomas 146, 159. Wallace, Kevin 165. Walters, Ollie 159. Walters, Wendy 144, 159. Walton, Bryant 165. Ward, Theresa 173. Warrick, Ellen 137, 172. Waters, Irvenia 99, 37, Waters, Ollie 130, 146, 159. Watkins, James 99. Watkins, Penny 99. Watts. Vina 165. Webb. Tommy 114, 120, 130, 131, 165, 186. WEBB TRI-Hl-Y 137. Webb. Wendy 17, 36, 58, 68. 72, 100, 129, 136, 138, 140. Webber, Lori 139, 159. Wentz. Ashley 17, 32, 68, 72, 100, 138, 140. 151. West, Greg 159. West, Janice 1 28, 1 59. West, Susan 128, 130, 140, 172. Westlall. Karl 40. 68. 130, 100, 135. Wetherby, Debbie 17, 130, 134. 136, 142, 172. Wetherby, Kathv 17, 36, 53, 68. 100, 131, 138, 72. Whelpley, William 165. Whiley, Mr. 149. White, Bnea 100. W ' hite, Claudette 159. White, Delores 100. White, James 100, 146, 172. White, Patricia 165. While, Richard 172. While, Roy 17, 24, 56, 172. While, Sharon 141. Whitehurst, Joan 165. Whitfield. Paige 136, 138, 146, 172. Whitley, Karen 17. 54. 142, 159, 171. Whitmore, Rick 129, 140, 142, 172, 187. Wickens, Stacey 136, 149, 172. Wilburn, Michael 172. Wilder, Robin 165. Wilder. Sandy 24, 139, 173. Wilford. Larry 68, 101. Wilkerson, Betsy 29, 165. Wilkes, Lynn 59, 68. 100, 129, 138. Wilkins, Debbie 172. Wilkinson, Lori 128, 130, 137, 142, 165. Wilkinson, Lynn 40, 134, 137, 142, 172. Williams. Annette 173. Williams, Charlie 16, 146, 165. Williams, Chris 172. Williams, Clyde 165. Williams, Leon 131, 142, 172, 186. Williams, Lucy 173. Williams, Mike 144. Williams, Olivia 1 72. Williams, Ricky 60. Williams. Sam 101, 114, 130, 187. Williams, Sharon 172. Williams, Shelia 159. Williams, Toni 1 59. Willims, Tony 142. Williams, Tyreese 146, 165. Williams, Zelda 141, 165, 173. Williamson, Allison 159. Williamson, Allison 159. Williamson, Hunter 101. Williamson, Stuart 165. Wilson, Charles 130, 159. Wilson, Charles 130, 159. Wilson, Everett 159. Wilson, Neil 131. Wilson, Roger 68, 70, 101, 141, 186. Wilson, Virginia 101 . Winfield, Gloria 173. Wise, Bobby 56, 59, 101, 131, 140. Wise, Mike 138, 152, 159, 186. Wise, Rick 165. Womble, Tommy 165, 186. Woodard, Jimmy 146, 159. Woodley, Gloria 165. Wooddell, Sharon 136, 142, 172. Woods, Jeff 114. 120, 130, 140, 172, 186. Woody, Mrs. 1 50. Woody, Kathy 128, 142, 159, 173. Woody, Kim 128, 137, 172. Workman, Diane 137, 142, 172. Workman, Sammy 120, 131, 159, 187. WRESTLING 131. Wright, Gladys 140, 172. Wright, Jeannine 17, 172. Wright, Johnny 58, 146. Wright, Rovonda 172. Wynn, Gloria 102, 144. Wynn, Keith 146. Wynn, Patricia 101. X,x Xenakis, Anna 131, 172. Xenakis, Tony 101, 134. Y, y Yaffey, Bryan 9, 134, 142, 172. Yancey, Mable 102. Yost, Robin 65, 102, 120, 131, 146. Z, z Zafra, Elizabeth de 154. Ziegenhain, Karen 137, 142, 172. 212 1974 TRUCKER The 1974 Trucker is a conglomeration of ideas and approaches to cover the year 1973-1974 in as comprehensive a way as possible. We have returned to use of body copy and have used a great deal of candid photography in this year ' s book. The divisions and inclusions of material are arbitrary on the part of the editors. The graphic concepts employed are borrowed from among the best high school and college annuals in the country. Many of the ideas were picked up at Seminar III at Salem College, which was attended by six staff members. The staff had its up and downs during the year. Most of the work was done by a very few people, but most of the staff came through in times of desperate need. Chartpak Velvet touch lettering was used to set headlines in various parts of the book. Sports and Business-Blippo. p.20, p. 26-31 Broadway Engraved, p. 24-25 Helvetica Medium Outline, p. 34 Souvenir Light, p.44, p. 136-137 Windsor, p.63, p.212 Palatino. p. 42-43 Peignot Medium, p. 134-135 Tiffany Heavy. All other headlines are in Optima set by Hunter Publishing. Body copy and identification in 6 pt., 8 pt., and 10 pt. Optima with bold. Handwriting was supplied by Anne Hurley. The cover is metalustre with HF-13 orange dayglo ink. p. 1, p. 140, p. 216 HF-13 dayglo orange, p. 42-43, p. 106-107 Red (Ct 2MR 00). p. 44-47 40% process blue. p. 54,55,58,59 Blue (CF 2CB 10-100%). Cover: design, J. Rayfield; colors, B. Robertson. Opening: design and put together, J. Rayfield. Student Life: design and put together, J. Rayfield and B. Kastner. Events: design, J. Rayfield; put together, F. Harrison, A. Catlett, Seniors: design, J. Rayfield; put together, B. Joyner, D. LaMotte. Sports: design, B, Robertson; put together, B. Robertson, F. Harrison, D. Goldman, B. Breit. Indentification: (groups) design and put together, A. Hurley. Business: design and put together, Anne Hurley. Dividers: design, J. Rayfield, B. Robertson, A. Hurley, F. Harrison; put together, K, Matthews. Photography: R. Henkel, G. Curling (assisted E. Grob, A. Hurley) (photo contributions: B. Kastner, A. Catlett) Typing: K, Laguta, C. Trotman, D. Bristow, j. Evans, M. Higashi, C. Service. Classes: put together, K. Matthews, A. Nelowet, A. Scarr, S. LaMotte, B. Breit, K. Laguta. Carbons: K. Matthews. Thanks: Robert Wentz and First Federal Savings Loan-football and Homecoming pictures: Irving J. Goodwin-group pictures; W. Patrick Hinely-100 fantastic pictures; various members of the student body, faculty and administration-for always providing a hassle to be solved; John Perry, Hunter Publishing Company Representative-HELP; advertisers, subscribers. Smith Weltons, organization-money; Ms. Cooper, Ms. Hatfield, Ms. Haislip-babysitting. 213 V-W.v.t ' iii ' WJifiV. ; v «« ,r4rj i ' jyi .r -