Cradock High School - Admiral Yearbook (Portsmouth, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 256 of the 1968 volume:

I V i i Ll!.:. j ' ' jlv- ■ ' i ■ ' • f ' ■• ' ' ’ THE ADMIRAL 1968 Cradock High School Portsmouth, Virginia Volume 29 PORTSMOOTM PUBWC IIBRART 60 CODftT STREET PORTSMOUTH. VA 23704 Athletics p. 148 Organizations p. 112 2 -O Cradock— An Incunabulum 7) To mirror Cradock life in all its eminence is the design ‘ of the 1968 Admiral. Each phase of life is sought out, magnified, and perfected to reflect accurately the abound- ing spirit that is Cradock’s own. These aspects of life are as variegated threads united into one skein, from which each person can unravel a portion to weave his own gar- ment and embellish it selectively with academics, art, music, drama, and extra-curricular activities of the high- est quality. Within each student is instilled a keen aware- ness of the surrounding rarity, distinction, and in- dividuality. There is available an unequaled selection of opportunities to elevate one’s life and to augment the scope of one’s mind. Diversity in old and new, formality and informality, converge to color a unique portrait of many combined to form one. For such a school, an Incunabulum is appropriate. Student Life p. 189 Advertisements p. 222 Graduation p. 212 3 From September to June We Experience 5 6 an Individual 8 Where Else Can Each Individual Find His Lan- tern to Light His Separate Path . . . His Torch to Blaze His Own Trail? 9 A Changing Pattern of Distinction Depicts the Cradock Way y 10 Here Is a Kaleidoscope of Through All Activities the Admirals Maintain . . . Integrity . . . Diversity . . . 15 Special Occasions Etch a Unique Design in All Our Lives 17 A Rarity of Good Service Ability to impart knowledge. To arouse dormant thoughts and enliven impassive curiosity ... Wit and humor to lighten a class . . . Leadership of a science department . . . Patience to co-sponsor a junior class, Tenacity to direct its students in their creation and presentation of a prom . . . These are the permanencies characterizing a man of rare and inerasable service. 18 Leaves An Indelible Impression Mr. Claude B. Rollins 19 ACADEMICS 20 School Board Dr. M.E. Alford Superintendent of Schools Active, energetic citizens compose the School Board of the City of Portsmouth. Under the guidance and leadership of Dr. M.A. Kise, Chairman, and Dr. M.E. Alford, Superintendent, Portsmouth boasts many educa- tional accomplishments. Serious efforts are constantly concentrat- ed on upholding high educational standards and meeting the de- mands of preparing citizens for living in a world marked by chal- lenge and change. Mr. Guy Morris Assistant Superintendent 22 Mr. A.M. Eckstine Assistant Superintendent Strives to Maintain High Standards of Education for Portsmouth Public Schools Mrs. A.P. Hopewell Dr. H.A. Johnson Mr. Les Fry Mr. J.W. Shuler Mrs. Clara Porter Dr. M.A. Kise 23 Under the direction of its administra- tive personnel, Cradock has been able to function smoothly. Solving the intricacies of arising problems is a difficult task, often leading to overtime efforts. By its decisions rendered, Cradock’s adminis- tration has proved itself competent in governing a high school faculty and stu- dent body. Mr. T.W. Gray, Principal Mr. R.E. Bryd, Assistant Principal Faculty Advisory Committee: Seated: Mrs. Morgan, Mrs. Pollard, Mrs. Staffon. Mrs. Pannell, Mrs. Wilkinson, Miss Weaver, Mrs. Weaver, Mr. Gray. Standing: Mr. Comey, Miss Green. Mr. Clements, Miss Fitzgerald, Mr. Rollins, and Mr. Bell. Admiral T.W. Gray Ably Leads U.S.S. CRADOCK Mrs. Williamson keeps the books straight for Cradock. Mrs. Gibbs, now a familiar sight in the Main Office, answers the phone. Mrs. Ayres, Cradock’s nurse, takes care of student health needs. Beginning her daily tasks, Mrs. Nance types the ab.sentee list. I Language Arts Involves All Admirals Katharine B. BiggerstaK English II. Ill B.A.. M.A.T. Cornell University Elizabeth I. Bruce French Sponsor of National Honor Society A.B., Randloph-Macon Women’s College Linda R. Butler English I, II B.A., Longwood College Sharon S. Coiner English III, IV Sponsor of The Log Co-sponsor of the Junior Class, Quill and Schroll, and J.V. Cheerleaders Mrs. Bruce catches a breath after a long hour of teaching French grammar. The Language Arts Department functions under the guidance of Miss Green, English chairman, and of Mrs. Bruce, foreign language chairman. As a section with which all students must come into direct contact, the Language Arts Department exerts a great influence. All English instruction has as its aim teaching communication characterized by clarity and effectiveness. Many stu- dents reap future career benefits from the Erench, Spanish, or Latin courses which they now take with great interest and enjoyment. Speech, dramatics, and jour- nalism are ungrouped electives offered. Students may also participate in pub- lication of the literary magazine and year- book. Provided by the entire department is the development of skills to be used for future advancement and enjoyment. Rosemary F. Edgar Spanish Sponsor of Kappa A.B., University of North Carolina James E. Fulmer English I, II B.A., Old Dominion College 26 Carolyn B. Green English IV Co-sponsor of Annual B.A., Wake Forest University Anne B. Haynes Speech, Drama, and English I, III Sponsor of Thespians B.A., Frederick College Ella M. Ivory English UI B.A., Elizabeth City State Diana L. Janies English I, II B.A., Madison College Katherine B. Porterfield English II,III B.A., Longwood College Frederica G. Johnson English III, IV B.A., Cambell College Kathleen L. Myers English I, II Sponsor of Kappa, Inter-club Council A.B., Mary Baldwin College Marjorie Y. Weaver Librarian B.S., Mary Washington College Mrs. Haynes relaxes with her speech class after Evaluation. Phoebe E. Weaver English IILIV Director of Attendance B.A., George Washington University M.Ed., University of Virginia Alvin W. Anderson Geography. History Coach of J.V. Football, Assistant Coach of Track B.S.. Old Dominion Ray C. Andrews Geography, History Assistant Coach of J.V. Baseball B.S., East Tennessee State University Under the leadership of Mrs. Wilkin- son, the Social Studies Department serves seventy-five percent of Cradock’s stu- dents. Its objectives are outlined as establishing democratic behavioral guide lines, critical thought, and toleration of differences. Students are enabled to meet ' political, social, and economic challenges and thereby to deal with the complexities of the modern world. The study of history and government allow the relating of the past to the present; also provided are the basis for a personal sense of citizenship, civic-mindedness, and the realization of responsibilities along with privileges. Jane H. Glazer Government, History. Journalism Sponsor of The Shipmate and Quill and Scroll A.B., George Washington University: M.A., Stanford University Patrolling the halls of Cradock is part of Mr. Gray ' s job. 28 Government Classes Take A Trip to Richmond to Visit the General Assembly Mr. Andrews discusses the world situation with his class. 5- ' • � . • • • i S ' i T- • T5 -- ‘•3 wm f Students, Paul Ford and Bruce Robertson, confide their future plans to Mr. Anderson. Susan J. Moore Geography, History B.A., Longwood College ■ Milderd F. Stenzel History, Government B.A., Mary Washington College Larry D. Weldon Geography Director of Athletic Department B.A., Presbyterian College Jayne C. Wilkinson History, Government Debate Coach A.B., Duke University M.A., University of Richmond 29 I 1 Equipment plays an important role in Mr. Perkins’ science classes. Mr. Rollins Heads An Active Science Department From the look on Mrs. Vance’s face, it must be an interesting answer. ; Sally F. Bluemel General Science Co-sponsor of the Debate Team, F.T.A., and the Freshman Class B.S., Elon College William R. Easterling Biology A. A., Louisbury College B. S., Atlantic Christian College John T. Hazel General Science Co-sp)onsor of the Science Club Leon C. Ragland B.S., Elizabeth City State Science, Biology College B.S., St. Paul’s College 30 Claude B. Rollins Chemistry, Physics Co-sjx)nsor of the Science and Math Club, The Admiral,, and the Junior Class B.S., Old Dominion College Forrest R. Ross BSCS Biology Co-sponsor of the Sophomore Class B.S., N.C. State M.S., University of Virginia George A. Perkins General and Earth Science B.S., Old Dominion College Jo A. Vance BSCS Biology Sponsor of Delta B.S., Longwood College Cradock’s Science Department is ably led by Mr. Rollins, who also sponsors the Science and Math Club. As general sci- ence and biology are required courses, each student must come in contact with this department during his high school career. For those wishing to pursue further scientific interests, earth sci- ence, chemistry, and physics are offered electives. Much laboratory work is in- corporated into Cradock’s program. Sci- ence students participate in NASA Youth Science Congress, Future Scientists of America, Virginia Junior Academy of Science, and the Wildlife Essay Contest. The department’s able faculty belongs to the Virginia Academy of Science. Mr. Easterling discovers the enthusiasm of high school students. Mrs. Bluemel explains some of the more difficult phases of science apparatus. Terry M. Brady Algebra II, Geometry, Trig and Analytics Co-sf)onsor of F.T.A. B.S., Radford College Phoebe M. Boykin Consumer Math, General Math, and Algebra I A.B., Randolph-Macon Woman’s College Iva S. Foust General Math, Algebra I, II B.S., Hampton Institute Virginia E. Morgan Math Analysis, Geometry, Analytic Geometry, and General Math Sponsor of the Senior Class B.S., Longwood College M.Ed., University of Virginia Jerry L. Shackelford General Math, Algebra Co-sponsor of the Science and Math Club, J.V. Baseball Coach B.S., M.A., East Carolina College John J. Wulzer General and Vocational Math B.A., St. Benedict ' s College Teachers take a break from classes for lunch. Math Department Labels Steve Caminer “Out- standing Student” To Mrs. Morgan belong the respon- sibilities of the Mathematics Department. In addition to five years of academic math, general and vocation math are also available. The latter is geared to prepare future skilled tradesman, such as me- chanics and plumbers. The consumer course supplies practical applications for everyday living; mathematics of esti- mating, installment payments, banking, checking, loans, and budgeting are taught. Through its varied and well- rounded program, Cradock uniquely ad- ministers to the math needs of all its students. Mr. Wulzer goes over his upcoming week’s plans. To Mrs. Foust, Algebra isn’t as hard as students’ test papers seem to indicate. From his desk, Mr. Shackelford watches students perform their assigned problems. 33 Business Education Provides A Broad Background for Future Employment Mrs. Pannell oversees the workings of the Business Department. Clerical, sec- retarial, and general office instruction are provided. A wide program is avail- able, ranging from general electives of- fered for all students to V.O.T. part-time training for senior girls; this includes two hours of outside work in addition to an hour class. Cradock ' s business depart- ment boasts a modern shorthand lab and is proud of being one of the first schools east of the Mississippi River to own elec- tric typewriters. Students enrolled in Cradock ' s business courses are well-pre- pared to enter today ' s executive world. Mr. Prillaman keeps an eye on his class. Patricia A. Bryant C.O.T., V.O.T. Sponsor of the Varsity Cheerleaders A.B.. Meredith College Beverly K. Credle Typing 1, General Business B.S., Old Dominion College Doris J. Gwaltney Typing 1 Sponsor of Inter-Club Council and Admiralettes B.S., Radford College Delores K. Paine Shorthand I, II, Typing II Sponsor of the Student Forum B.S., Madison College Audrey R. Porter Bookkeeping, Typing I, and Recordkeeping Sponsor of the Pep Club B.S., East Carolina College Ernie E. Prillaman Business Law, Economics, and General Business Sponsor of the Future Business Leaders of America B.S., V.P.I. After glancing through her files, Mrs. Paine will return to her class. Mrs. Credle ' s typing more popular in the class is one of the school. 35 WilUs H. Bell. Ill Physical Education. Driver ' s Education Baseball Coach B.S.. William and Mary M.Ed.. University of Virginia Nonna R. Brown Physical Education B.S.. Tennessee Technical University Raymond T. Carson. Jr. Physical Education Coach of the JA ' . Basketball Team and Golf Team. Senior Class Sfxjnsor B.S.. Old Dominion Activities of the Physical Education Department, coordinated by Mr. Bell, embody Cradock’s belief that physical well-being must combine with mental alertness to complete an individual’s development. Qualities of sportsmanship and leadership are inspired, group participation is encouraged, and health ideals are instilled in students. In addi- tion to this integration of physical, mental, emotional, and social maturity, the department also stresses driver train- ing as an important means of readying young people for their future positions in a democratic society. Study Hall is a far cry from .Mrs. Brown ' s Physical Ed. class. •Mr. Bell sometimes finds the boys in Phy. Ed. more trying than at other times. J Physical Education Is An Important Phase of Cradock’s Curriculum After the Chorus and Band Concert at Christmas, Mrs. Jones and Mrs. Gale relax as they return, to grading classes. Mac Eure Physical Education Coach of Basketball and Football Scout B.S., M.A., East Carolina University Frances R. Gale Physical Education B.A., Berea College Christine J. Jones Physical Education Co-sponsor of J.V. Cheerleaders B.S., Old Dominion College William J. Strickland Physical Education B.S., East Carolina University M.Ed., University of Virginia 37 Industrial Arts Develops Varied Skills Mr. Clements demonstrates the use of new instruments. Clarence L. Lewis Basic Electricity, Electronics B.S.. Norfolk State College James E. Perkinson Industrial Arts, Woodworking B.S., East Carolina University The Industrial Arts Department, under the supervision of Mr. Clements, includes mechanical drawing and the wood, metal, and electricity shops. In preparation for draftsmen, engineers, and architects, mechanical drawing offers three years encompassing simple geo- metic construction as well as complicated architectural designs. Wood shop, taught by Mr. Perkinson, helps students meet requirements for area naval installations and their apprentice programs. Mr. Kloeppel’s metal shop program involves working with sheet metals and the ma- chining, welding, and casting of metals. Participants in basic electricity classes experiment, under the direction of Mr. Lewis, in electronics. Cradock offers ex- tremely diversified training in Industrial Arts. Lonnie B. Clements Mechanical Drawing Sponsor of Y.M.A. B.A., Old Dominion College Vernon B. Kloppel General Metals. Vocational Math B.S., Old Dominion Mr. Lewis’ explanations help make Electronics easier to understand. 38 William P. Barley Band B.M.Ed., Shenandoah Conservatory of Music Harriet C. Heath Chorus Sponsor of Madrigal B.M.E., Greensboro College Netta B. Staffon An Sponsor of Art Club B.A., Carnegie Institute of Technology Cultural Aspects of Cradock Broaden Admirals’ Personalities Activities of the Fine Arts Department are coordinated by Mrs. Staffon. Under her supervision, the areas of art, band, chorus, and drama remain in a unified group. To this department belongs the credit for Cradock’s excellent art dis- plays and numerous musical and dra- matic presentations. Fine Arts add a valuable dimension to our student life. Mrs. Staffon’s instructions in art class have helped many students produce remarkable pieces of work. All Band activities are under the direction of Mr. Barley. Vocational Education Offers Preparation for A Technical Tomorrow The Vocational Education Depart- ment functions successfully under the direction of Mr. Comey; included in this area are I.C.T., L.P.N., D.E., and Home Economics. Designed for those students who are not college-bound, the program includes preparation for jobs following graduation which require technical skills. This vocational and technical education recognizes needs of individuals. By helping to prepare youths to take their places in an expanding economy, Vo- cational Education contributes im- portantly to Virginia’s industrial growth. Mrs. Wren intructs a Licensed Practical Nursing class. I.C.T. has had a fine year with the aid of Mr. Comey. 40 Mr. Gibson explains some of the fundamentals of D.E. Nicholas G. Ashby D.E. lUIl Co-sponsor of D.E. Club B.B.A., A. A., Old Dominion Lyman R. Comey Industrial Cooperative Training V.I.C.A. Sponsor B.S., V.P.I. M.Ed., William and Mary Dorothy W. DeSue Practical Nursing R.N., Virginia State College Robert C. Gibson, Jr. D.E. I, II Co-sponsor of D.E. Club B.S., Florida Southern College Barbara A. West Home Economics B.S., East Carolina University Nancy G. Wren Practical Nursing B.S., Medical College of Virginia 41 Guidance Services Are A Vital Asset To Every High School Student’s Career Mr. Byrd is an honorary guidance counselor. Guidance director, Mrs. Pollard, is assisted by counselors for the freshman, sophomore, and junior classes and a full- time office clerk. The department ini- tiated an orientation program to famil- iarize new students with Cradock. Through the expert counseling provided, students learn to recognize their own abilities and to plan for the new goals and interests which they establish. One of the guidance force ' s main objectives is to aid all students in schedule planning in order to offer adequate preparation for the future. The Guidance Department would be lost without the office knowledge of Mrs. Deal. Cora Mae Fitzgerald Sophomore Counselor Leadership Training S.C.A. B.S., Madison College M.Ed., University of Virginia Audrey H. Pannell Junior Counselor Chairman of Business Education B.S., Madison College M.Ed., William and Mary Rose E. Pollard Guidance Director Senior Counselor B.S., Mary Washington College Charles P. Wade Freshman Counselor Assistant Football Coach, Tennis Coach B.A., Belmont Abbey College M.Ed., University of Virginia 42 Robert P. Chappell Special Grade Placement Ungraded Education A.B., Bob Jones University Geraldine J. Gregg Special Education B.S., Madison College Cradock Incorporates Special and Ungraded Education Into Its Curriculum Special Education, taught by Mrs. Gregg, is devised for those students who because of exceptionalities, need a pro- gram planned to fulfill their needs. Courses of study are geared to possess suitability to the individual and to enable him to progress at his own speed and ability. At the high school stage, special education curriculum includes pre- paratory training for employment and community position. Such special teach- ing has as its goal the formation of worth- while, productive individuals. Mr. Robert Chappell’s ungraded classes have been developed for the benefit of those students affected by such things as interrupted education, perhaps due to moving, and who therefore do not perform to the height of their capabilities. Ungraded education is a work-study pro- gram, having as its goal the gearing and programming of such academically qualified students to re-enter normal academic achievement. The remainder of ungraded students receive preparation for job interviews and are readied for apprenticeships or on-the-job training. Ungraded study at Cradock has been successful in obtaining employment positions for each of its ten students. Mrs. Gregg demonstrates a new project with her class. Cradock Students Render Special Services Helping Cradock to operate as a whole com- posed of many cooperative parts are the students who volunteer part-time service. During lunches in the cafeteria, the traffic committee directs the masses so that no area will become congested, thus stopping the smooth flow of long lunch lines. The general office and guidance office are assisted by volunteers during their study halls. Tasks for workers in both offices involve telphone-answer- ing. filing, answering questions, aiding visitors in any way possible, and general errand-running. Most guidance assistants concern themselves with “running for students with whom the counselors wish to speak. The attendance office is yet another significant area of student help. Here, records of absences are kept and students are issued excuses, permitting return to classes follow- ing absences. Infirmary aids maintain records of students and their reasons for visiting the in- firmary. Additionally, the aids assist the school nurse in administering to injuries and sickness and in checking sight, weight, and height during the yearly examination. The cafeteria is maintained under The school furnace is kept up by Mr. the capable hands of Mrs. Le- Matthews, the custodian. Compte. Traffic Committee: Standing: Bill Smith. Gradv Cawthorne, Jimmy Tay- lor, Tommy Thornpson, George Reichle, Beau Light, Sam Harris, John Tate, and Ronnie Snipes. Seated: Tommy Spence. Billy Branham, Gary Whitaker, Kenny Winn, Dennis Bowers, Mark Lewis, Preston Harrell, and Clifton Willoughby. Infirmary Assistants: Cathy Gowdy, Kathy Corprew, Pam Light, and Nancy Babb. Maids Rena Payne and Dorethea Hooper help to keep Cradock clean. Guidance Office Assistants: Seated: Lacy Ran- some, Lynnette Hargrove, Debbie Walker, Susan Thrift, Debbie Hervey. Standing: Kay Burcher, Vickie Cook, Nancy Johnson, Pat Brinson, Penny Singleton, and Lynn Powell. Library Assistants: Front row: Cathy Johnson, Vicki Ayls- worth, Kathy Wil- liams, Pat Dumire, Andrea Ellington, Nancy Corder, Linda Johnson, Jeannie Har- ris, and Brenda Miller. Back row: David Lind- say, Derwood Gallop, Harold Babb, Rudy Powell, Ronnie An- tonnucci, Johnny Johnson. Main Office Assistants: Front row: Linda Barkley. Valerie Swain, Jeannie Wilcox, Patty Selley, Kathy Eddy, Sharon O’Neil, Cheryl Fuller, and Teresa Brewer. Back row: Wayne White, David Fitton, and Tommy Collins. Cafeteria Assistants: Pauline Jernette, Erma Jones, Jessie Jones, Jessie Harris, Earline Broadnax, Geraldine Harris. Hattie Stitt, Linda Priest. Debby Hassell, and Ray Terry. 45 CLASSES 46 MOTTO: COLORS: FLOWER: It is not the goals which you reach in life but the obstacles you must overcome before reaching them. Navy Blue and Yellow Yellow Rose Gary Steven Abraham William Edward Agricola 48 Officers Confidently Lead the Graduating Class Michael L. Baggett Donald Paul Ballard Class President, Beau Light, leads a class meeting with Secretary Romayne Carroll, sponsor Mr. Carson, Vice-President Bill Harrell, sponsor Mrs. Morgan, and Treasurer Nadine Browne. The auditorium sets the scene for a meeting of Student Forum Delegates and alter- nates; Francis Wright, Ronnie Snipes, Penny Singleton, Julie Pritchard, Pat Brinson, Lewis Flowers, Kay Burcher, Bryant Nix, Sam Harris, Carlton Smith, and Sandy Branscome. Linda Ann Barkley Kenny Ray Bedsole Lynne Cecilia Barber Student Assumes a Senior George Robert Bernard Mary Elenor Best Ollie Oneida Bishop 50 June Brenda Boone Donald Thomas Boothe Dennis Ray Bowers Government Major Role in Life Paula Jean Bozeman Bonita Laura Bradley Barbara Lee Brandt William Vernon Branham Sandra Lee Branscome 51 Thomas Carvalho Bray Patricia Dianne Brinson Linda Katherine Brown Paula Sue Brown Laura Nadine Browne Kay Lorraine Burcher Eileen Frances Burnley 52 Sherry Faye Burton Elizabeth Maxwell Butler Mrs. Morgan conducts a meeting of Homeroom Treasurers; Nadine Brown, John Kossler, Harold Babb, Johnny Johnson, Don Ballard, Sherry Burton, Judy Printz, Regina Lowe, Cheryl Fuller, and Steve Arban. 53 Elizabeth Romayne Carroll Elizabeth Virginia Carter Gwendolyn Yvonne Cason 54 Hubert Stanley Clements Cheryl Diane Cobb Boys’ State Drives Some Delegates to Distraction Michael Allen Coley Charles Thomas Collins Toni Lynn Constantino Deborah Ann Collins Vicki Lynn Cook 55 Linda Lois Cooper Jennie Carol Cross Faculty Members Aid in Worthwhile SCA Drives Mary Katherine Cummings Barbara Jean Cunneen Suebeth Curtis Delores Ann Davis Vera Ann Davis 56 Richard Michael Dempsey Joy Elaine Dixon Laura Diane Dodd 57 Phyllis Leigh Doughtie Raymond Warren Dunkum Wayne Franklin Earnhardt 58 Students and Faculty Are Linked by the SC A Herman Lewis Flowers James Robert Frazier 59 1967 Delegates Cherl Cobb and Brenda Swain recall Girls’ State. Donald Lloyd Garner Suzann Marie Galuska Outstanding As Delegates Steven Lewis Garrett John Robert Golden James Tyler Goodwin Winfred Ray Griffey Janice Faye Grimsley 60 John Joseph Hale Winifred Teresa Harmon Martin Ray Hager Students Serve to Girls’ State Preston Harrell William Jeffrey Harrell Samuel Joseph Harris Richard James Harrison 61 The Class of ’68 Leads in Enthusiasm Margaret Elizabeth Hayes Joan Karen Hill William Harold Hollins William Anderson Honaker Kenneth Joel Honeycutt David Lawrence Horan Elizabeth Calvert Hughes 62 Deborah Louise Hutcheson Jenkins Earl Jenkins Cheerleader Linda Barkley adds Cradock spirit. Linda Diann Jennings Paulene Jenrette Judith Ann Johnson Raymond Douglas Johnson 63 Susan Gail Johnson John Thomas Johnson Irma Ilean Jones Robert Joseph Jones Lucy Ann Jordan At the Christmas Party, Kay Burcher and Dennie Poe clown for the benefit of underprivileged children. Mary Carolyn Kohler John Philip Kossler 64 Mary Louise Kretzer Gary Wayne Kumm Senior Spirit Helps to Brighten the Christmas Season George Daniel Lancaster Catherine Marie Lawrence Barbara Sue Layden Judy Brenda Lee Mark Allan Lewis 65 The big three, Steve Clark, Judy Printz, and Steve Caminer, parody Shakespeare’s Hamlet. Linda Phealy Linkous Regina Antonucci Lowe Donald Ray Light Richard Dennis McCormick Roy Clyde McCreary 66 Ronald Keith McCutcheon James Russell McDuffie Literature Captivates the Class of 1968 Donald Eugene McFarland Donna Louide McNemar Karen Sue Madeira Elizabeth Diane Mason Barbara Sue Mayberry 67 Students Who Excel Receive Special Recognition Gary Mitchell Micheal Martha Faye Miller Espranza LaFinnica Moore William Robert Moore Lx)ra Ann Moorefield 68 Joseph Ray Murray Kathy Susan Newsome Bryant Gartrell Nix Dreama Ann Patterson Linda Ann Perdue Diane Louise Parker Michael Lee Parker Following his induction into the National Honor Society, Sam Harris lights the Candle of Knowledge. Carl Ray Perkins Dennie Keith Poe Harry Joseph Poland □ 70 Students Participate in Skits for Hopeful Candidates Julie Teresa Pritchard Stephen Darrell Ragan 71 The Seniors Pursue Intellectual Ability Sandra Gail Robbins Patricia Diane Rogerson Robert Ortiz Ruiz Richard Allen Rosebrough Michael Bruce Rudy 72 John Monroe Shannon Marcia Elaine Seiger John Thomas Simmons Penny Barnes Singleton Andrea Marie Smith Judy Printz, National Honor Society Member, observes the Tapping Ceremony. Carlton Ray Smith Gloria Jean Smith 73 Senior Class President, Beau Light, urges students to vote for Cecilia Gingras, his candidate for S.C.A. Treasurer. Mary Jo Smith Phillip Norman Smith Ramona Anne Speights Thomas Eugene Spence 74 Patricia Faye Steele Charles Lloyd Stephens The Senior Class President Manages Campaign For Candidate of His Choice Joanna Lynn Strickland Brenda Gayle Swain 75 Valerie Bonita Swain Stanley William Szwydek John Carlton Tate Jimmy Wayne Taylor Sandra Ann Taylor Ann Marie Thorpe Linda Louise Thrift 76 Marian Eloise Turner David Lee Umberger Cheryl Cobb is relieved after winning a long, hard debate. Velma LaVerne Walker Darrell Lee Waters Sidney Allen Weiss 77 Benjamin Edgar Wheeler Brenda Darlene White Steven Thomas Wiedewax 78 Alumni Are Warmly Received at their Alma Mater Lynn Pendleton Woodard Frances Lee Wright 79 We Are Great; We Are Fine Upcoming Seniors look forward to receiving class rings. Harvey Adams Janet Adams Sharon Adams Terry Adams Ronnie Antonucci Alice Apel Jerry Amder Vicky Aylesworth Susan Bailey Mary Baines Steve Barbour Kay Barrett m •c Elwood Bass Thomas Bates William Bean Toby Beaver Judy Bennett John Bickley Kathy Biemot Gayle Branham Richard Bridgers Robert Brinkley Bemie Britt Betty Brown 80 Sylvester Bryant Elizabeth Bulter Grady Bunch Leigh Burton Russell Carpenter Robert Carr Mike Cashwell Richard Clemanto Susan Colebank Ken Compton Teresa Cooper Nancy Corder Deborah Croom Thurman Cross Glenda Cummings Kathy Curtis Carrol Dail Addison Daniel Darlene Davis Linda Davis Thaddeus Davis Doug Day Joyce Dayton Clayton DeHart Dennis Demerest Beth Dew Sally DeWald Connie DiPietro Becky Ditter Denise Dolak Sponsors, Mr. Rollins and Mrs. Comer, assist Addison Daniel, class president, in conducting a business meeting. 81 Kathy Doleman Pat Dumire Diane Earls Dianne Earnhardt Dianne Eamhart Sharon Eddy Andrea Ellington Jeannie Ellis Glenda Ervin Eddie Farrell Allie Faucett Janet Faulkner Leroy Fogleman Larry Forbes Paul Ford Bruce Fowler Ernest Freeman John Galbraith Steve Galford Derwood Gallop Winifred Gallop A1 Geddie Ed Geddie Ann Gourdine A successful Clothing Drive was undertaken by Student Form Delegates Guy Ross. AKin Stenzel. Paul Ford, Cindy Larsen, Connie DiPietro, Gary Whitaker, Stella Weems, and Margaret Poynter. 82 Cathy Gowdy Connie Gower Margo Gustafson Sandra Hardie Lynnett Hargrove Ulyssess Harris Karen Hathcock Horace Hawkins Mike Headrick Dennis Heath Mona Henderson Debbie Hervey Bundle Day and Football Machine Make Mighty Juniors Robert Holland William Holland Donna Howard Betty Howell Joe Howell Kay Hute Bennie Jennings Teresa Jenson Cathy Johnson Earline Johnson Ely Johnson Linda Johnson Nancy Johnson Thomas Johnson Linda Johnson Willie Dunlow exhibits Junior athletic skill in the Cra- dock-Wilson game. 83 Juniors Were on the Ball at the Children’s Pam Jones William Jones Deboah Jordan Alvis Joyner Larry King Sue Kirlay Sandra Lane Cindy Larsen David Lapham Carol Lawrence Gary Larson Ronnie Larson John Liegren David Lindsay Linda Lindsay Brenda Mangus Susan Manning Mary Marsburn Mary Martin David Mason Juliana Maxon Pam Mayo Pamela McCain Vickie McCormick Pete McCoskey Gary McGalster Brenda Mears Brenda Miller Eileen Miller Gail Miller 84 Christmas Party Linda Milton Bill Moore Keith Moore Judy Morgan Nathan Mosteller Chris Moy Jerry Murphy Linda Neal Karen Nix Gary Oakey Bobby Olsen Ernest Olsen Sharon O’Neil Darrel Parson William Peacock Margie Perry James Peters JoAnn Phelps Celeste Pittman Nathaniel Pope Lynn Powell 85 Picture Day Steve Galford, Vice President, aids Ann Trent. Treasurer, and Cindy Larsen, Secretary, in class business. Guy Ross Roy Runyon Debbie Sandefur Floyd Sanuders Larry Sawyer Harry Sayre Cynthia Scott Jerrilyn Seiger Bev Sell Barbara Shaffer James Shannon Barbara Sharp Vicky Shumaker Steve Skelton Wendy Slade Mary Jo Smith Peggy Smith Sandra Smith Susan Smith Cindy Sneed Lonnie Solos Barbara Sparrer Rita Spear Alvin Stenzel Bobby Taylor Beverly Temple 86 “Ends” with the Class of ’69 Betty and Connie do a little work for once. Billy Terry Mike Tessenear Tommy Thomas Donald Thompson Mary Lou Thompson Susan Thrift Ann Tiller Ann Trent V Martha Turner Carl Umberger Brenda Vaughan Cindy Walk Debbie Walker Michael Ward Barbara Warren Doug Weaver George Weaver Beverly Whitaker Gary Whitaker Bobby White Consuelo White Delores White Marlene White Clif Whitlock Mitizi Whitt Kathy Williams Roger Williams Wilbert Williams 87 Prom Activities Highlight Spring 1 1 t- 4 - cfc ' - . 1 ' T ' :. t Robert Holland, prom co-chairman, along with class sponsors conducts a meeting of committee chairman: Margaret Black, Connie DiPietro. Gary Whitaker. Guy Ross. Alice Apel, Kay Barrett, and Bev Sell. Danny Wilson Carl Winn Steve Wiseman Barbara Wright Eugene Wood Joe Wood The gang has a laugh while Connie and Gary grab for that last bit of cookie. 1 tj. ' . X j. David Wade Leads Class of 1970 Perry Allison Vicky Allison Dwight Andrews John Anton Mary Atwater Charles Babb Barbara Bailey Danny Baker Furman Baker Keith Baker Robert Baker Acey Ballard Debbie Barbour Debra Battle Tommy Beachman Willie Bethea Barbara Bivens John Blake Timmy Bolduc David Bond Arnold Boone John Boothe Lee Ann Bowers Debra Boyer Crystal Boykins Joseph Bracy Ronnie Bridgeman Debra Briggs Brindy Brinson Alice Britts Earline Broadnax Donald Broce 90 David Brown Marion Brown Steve Brown John Buchanan Bruce Bunting Vickie Burchett David Butler Mike Butler Richard Cansler Soloman Carey Mr. Ross and Mrs. Jones teach the responsibility of leadership to David Wade, President; Bill Deal, Vice-President: Susan Grigas, Secretary; and Karen Powell, Treasurer? Norma Carpenter Penny Carter Yvonne Carter Margaret Chappell Lynette Charity Brenda Coggins Betty Coleman Donald Combs Claudia Cook Hill Cooper Rose Cooper Gloria Cordell 91 “Evening In Paris Accents Anticipation Maureen McNabb, chairman; Acey Ballard, decoration chairman; and Barbara Bailey measure the progress of the Freshman-Sophomore Prom. Cathy Corprew Doug Cowart Lorenzo Creekmore Reginia Cummings Maurrie Daughtry Glenn Davenport Donald Davis Horace Davis Kenny Davis Roderick Davis Bill Deal Cecilis Delepine David Diddle Joe DiPietro Brenda Dowdy Leon Drummond Teresa Edwards Inez Elliot William Ellis Denice Eaircloth Sandra Farmer David Fitton 92 Brenda Fogleman Phillip Forbes Lillian Ford Linda Gainey Marie Gooch James Gray Colleen Green Ricky Green George Garris Larry Gent Cecilia Gingras Bill Goff Robert Green Theodore Green David Griffin Charles Griffin Susan Grigas Joyce Gunnell John Haire James Hall Carol Hamilton Delores Hand James Harris David Hartman Lynn Hawkins Debbie Hay Leonard Haywood Joe Herring Charles Higgs Don Hogge Sharon Holland Pat Holloman James Holt Charles Hundley 93 Sophomore Class Represents Henery Jaccocks Lynn Jackson Thelma Jacobs Billy Jenkins Peggy Jenkins Brenda Jemigan Dianne Johnson Wonda Johnson Etta Jones Jerry Jones Stanley Jones Tim Jones Billy Jordan Reginald Jordan Mike Journigan Theodore Kemp Carl King Carolyn King Rene Kissiah Paul Kitchen Lewis Knight Kenneth Kumm Roberta Langler Patricia Latham Donna Lawson John Lewis Robert Lewis Pam Light 94 Cradock’s Christmas Spirit Barbara Bailey presents a gift to a child sponsored by her class. Raymond Lindsey John Lloyd Glenn Ixiehr Greg Lumsden Tommy Machingo Jim Malcomb Larry Mancuso Julieta Mangubat David Malbrough Karen Marsh Doreen Maselka Linda McCant Mary McEachern Mary McFarland Steven McFarlin Phillip McKee Cathy McLean Maureen McNabb Charles McNemar Andy Meeks Michael Miller 95 Walter Miller William Miller Kathy Modlin Carolyn Moore Nancy Morgan Charles Mounie Andrea Moyer Elnora Mullen Michael Murray Roben Neeley Clifford Nix Antionette Nixon T wm A w. BBm ' ' ' f 1 ■B ' 1 J David Brown watches to see that Patty Selley isn’t shortchanged by Susan Bailey. David Nixon Teresa Nixon Dennis Nunamaker Lance Nyman Rene ” Odom Doris Overton George Overton Jerry Pope Karen Powell Natalie Powell William Powell Jimmy Prado 96 Forum Delegates Support S.C.A. Projects Rosie Presley Linda Priest Sheila Ray Marcia Reed Sammy Reed Cecil Reneau Larry Reynolds Chuck Rhoton Veronica Richardson Brenda Riddick Lecta Riddle Patricia Riffe Regina Riffe Fred Riley David Ripley Mary Roberts Debbie Rose Linda Rosebrough Linda Roughton Cynthia Ruiz Y Edward Rumburg Pamela Salley Sidney Salley Eddie Sandefur William Savay Patty Selley Barbara Shinault Ray Shoemaker Norma Shook Jan Shuler 97 Karen Powell Represents Dianne Sigda Patty Sigman James Simmons Walter Smith Mary Soles Clementine Spellman Ronald Steele Christopher Stevenson Leslie Stewart Weslie Stewart Lonnie Stilley Beverly Stone Paula Sturat Patricia Tate Ann Taylor Acey Ballard escorts Karen during Homecoming coronation. Billie Sue Taylor Gordon Terry Debra Thomas Vivian Thomas Robert Thompson Drema Tilley Wayne Thompson Joyce Trutter Jimmy Upton David Van Noy Douglas Vaughn David Wade 98 Sophomores at Homecoming Jeannie Wailcox Bubba Walke Charles Wall Harold Ward Lee Warren John Waters Kenneth Watson Paul Weathers Patricia Weiss Ronald Wertz Ruth Wesner Donnie White Juanita White Tommy White Wayne White Carlton Whitfield Jimmy Whitley Sheila Widener Sidney Wiggins Milton Wilkins Edward Williams Peggy Williams Pamela Wiseman Nancy Woods Linda Wright Mark Myatt Lynne Wyenandt Bill Deal awaits his chance to join the Admirals. 99 Janice Alford Andrea Allen William Allmond Chuck Anderson Robert Anderson Deborah Arias Patricia Ashe Frank Askew Myra Atkinson Mary Bailey Mike Bailey JoAnn Bales Susan Balsor James Bardo Arnold Barrow Peter Bastinelli Randy Beaver Linda Bell Johnny Belton Terry Biemot Billy Black Deana Blanchard Terry Boles George Boone Rachel Borum Paul Bouchard Curtis Bowens Wanda Bowers David Boyer Deborah Boyette Carolyn Bradley David Bradley Robert Bradley 100 Sandy Brandon Toni Brewer Karen Brickhouse James Brickly Herbert Briggs Carolyn Brinley William Britton Denise Brown Gene Brown Marvin Brown Michael Brown Ruby Brown Mrs. Bluemel and Mr. Andrews Guide Freshmen j Class sponsors, Mr. Andrews and Mrs. Bluemel, listen attentively to Leslie Trent, class president. Pamela Bryant Charlie Buchanan Janise Buchanan Sherman Byrd Charles Cahoon Janet Callahan Tommy Caminer Parrish Campeble Susan Canady Teresa Canterbury Wendolin Carey Robert Carp Charlotte Carter Deborah Charles Napoleon Cherry 101 Student Forum Delegates Aid Freshmen Wayne Che Patty Christian Berlynda Clark Charles Cockrell Patricia Connon Terry Cooper Marshall Cooper Milton Lee Copeland Tyrone Copeland William Copeland James Corder Kenneth Corder Earl Comegay Connie Corprew Stephen Cowart Milton Cox Ronnie Cuthrell Ricky Dail Charles Davis Patricia Cox Connie Davis Louise Davis Alice De ' Armonde Glenn Crutchfield Carol Deluca Billy Dew Jackie Drew Carlton Edwards Beatrice Epps Henry Epps 102 With School Information and New Activities Student Forum Delegates: Front row: Donna McClellan, Brenda Stone, Becky Ouattlebaum, Karen Gingras, Robyn Gomer, Rachel Borum. Back row: Wil- liam Allmond, Jimmy Powell, Bobby Wilbury, Freddy Murphy, Wade Shuler. Frances Etheridge Steve Fairbanks Brenda Farmer Terry Farrell Charles Faulkner Arnold Fields Dimples Figgs Gail Flogaus Teri7 Ford Sylvia Fox Anne Foxworth France Fraley Phillip Fraley John Gamer William Garrett Jobynia Gary Robert Gattling Frank Gibson Homer Gilbertt Karen Gingras Robyn Gomer Michael Goodrich Gary Gould Pat Gower Dwight Green Linda Green David Griffey Donald Gwaltney Debra Hall Wayne Hall 103 Cindy Hamilton Deborah Harris Judy Hartman Debbie Hassell Buddy Hayden Steve Hayslett Barbara Herring Alice Hervey Elwood Hewlett Carolyn Higgs Rick Hines Michael Holland Robyn Gomer Represents Freshmen At Homecoming Robyn extends her studies now that Homecoming ac- tivities are over. Wayne Holland Bill Holloway Dennis Holt Lacy Hood Kay Hooker Philip Hooper Jacquelyn Horan Susan Howard Robert Huber Robert Hughes Bunny Humphries Jimmy Jackson Richard Jackson Janice Jacobs Wanda Jarman 104 Mark Jefcoat Bill Jeshke Shelton Jobson Toni Johnson William Johnson Willie Johnson John Jones John Jones Lonnie Jorden Nina Jordan Otis Joyner Mike Kasper Rosa Keil Jeannie Kilpatrick Melvin Knight Gregory Knox Kathy Kramer Gary Kretzer Kris Kuder Danny Lacascio Harriet Lancaster Mike Lancaster Patricia Lance Sheila Lane Emily Langford Howell Larancy Robert Larsen David Lassiter Pat Latham Michael Lathan Keith Leacraft Linda Lee Michael Liverman David Long Charles Maderia Phyllis Marshall Gregory Maybry Donna McAlpin Kathy McCain Donna McClellan Mary McCubbin Pat McEachern 105 Debra McGavran Terry McGlashan Becky McKee Bette McKee Earl Meadey Donna Miller Donna Miller Margnetta Miller Susan Mitchell Lucilli Moehring Roger Moncovich Ruth Mongus Johnnie Moore Myra Moore Rodney Moorefield Jerry Morehead Elnora Mosley Sandra Mosley Freshman Prom Committee: Rachel Borum, Chairman; JoAnn Bales, Brenda Stone, Alice Hervey, Pam Bryant, Karen Gingras, Kathy Kramer, Leslie Trent. Freddie Murphy Debra Murray Jeffrey Murray Catherine Myers Gail Myre Patricia Nash Dixie Neal Anna Neece 106 Rachel Borum Leads Freshmen With Their First Prom Michael O’Neal Carlton Page Jim Pardo Vivian Parker Connie Patrick Sandy Patrick Anita Pearson Tommy Perry Sharon Philpott Ted Philpot Pat Piemo Susan Piland Jimmy Powell Donna Poyner Lx)nnie Prader Steve Price Lila Printz Rebecca Quattlebaum Harold Rawls Barbara Reaves Sarah Remnet Jimmy Respass Vernon Respass Charles Reynolds David Rhodes Arthur Richardson Reta Richardson Rodney Richardson Sue Ridenhour Carleen Riggs Wayne Riggs Eddie Riley Charles Rivenbark George Rivers Juanita Rogers Raymond Roisten Shirley Toot Lisa Rose 107 Leslie Trent Displays Leadership As Class President Ruth Santo Brad Saunders Alvah Scott Jerry Seager Verna Semones Dale Sesson Hope Sheppard David Shipley Wade Shuler Douglas Silman Kathy Skelton Debra Slater Arnold Smith Eddie Smith j 4 - Eddie Smith Stephen Smith Teresa Smith Deborah Spaulding Warren Spear Ricky Stanley Phyllis Stanton Vincent Stevens Brenda Stone Pam Story Dixie Stroupe David Sturgill Brenda Syndee Mike Szwydek William Tatum Alonzo Taylor Brenda Taylor Michael Taylor Paula Teal Bill Terry 108 Hosea Terry Nancy Tessenear Ronald Thomas Anna Thompson Eula Thompson Oscar Thompson Debbie Tibbits Lillian Torrence Darlene Townsend Leslie Trent Jenny Trexler Robert Tucker Alice Turner Carol Turner Ray Vann Paula Varney Larry Veale Lynn Vinsant Freshman class officers Alice Hervey, vice-president; Robyn Corner, secretary: Leslie Trent, president; and Pam Bryant, treasurer; aid Student Council in clothes drive. Lois Vinsor David Wagner Freda Walker Diane Walston John Ward Michael Ward 109 Jim Waters Sandra Watlington Gail Watts Deborah Weaver Sam Weems Cheryl West Ida W est Dale White Glenda White Kathleen White Larry White Walter White Ann Whitaker Cloyce W ' hitaker Susan W’hitley Jovce W ' ilbom Bobby Wilbur David Williams Janet Williams Tommy Williams Ike Wilson Terri Wilson Worth Wilson Lois Winningham Barry Woodard Lester Woodard Jacqueline W ' oodis Constance Woods Susan Wyenandt Susan Wyer Freshman cheerleader Rachael Borum shows the spirit of her class. 110 r In Memorium Charles Linwood Ivy December 4, 1949— November 17, 1967 August Raymond Leon Hale 23, 1949— November 17, 1967 111 ORGANIZATIC 112 SCA Sails The Action Ship S.C.A. members work on Miss Cradock Contest. Senior Representatives: Beau Light. Cheryl Cobb, Linda Barkley, Margaret Hayes, Billy Branham. Sophomore Representatives: Barbara Bailey, Beverly Stone, Maureen McNabb, Cecilia Gingras, Karen Powell. S.C.A. President: Bill Smith. 114 to Success Guided by Miss Cora Mae Fitzgerald and President Bill Smith, the Student Cooperative Association has functioned to serve school and community and to promote understanding not only between students and faculty but also among the students themselves. Projects have included a community-wide magazine drive, the annual Miss Cradock Contest, a Homecoming float, morning coffee and doughnuts in the cafeteria, a Christmas party for underprivileged children, and the securing of new national and state flags, which were presented during a flag ceremony for which the student body gathered around the flagpole. A busy and productive year well describes the efforts of the 1967-68 S.C.A. members. The stu- dent forum headed by S.C.A. vice-presi- dent, Susan Bailey, was comprised of delegates and alternates elected from individual homerooms. This organization served as a special link to strengthen the relationship students have with their government. Sponsor: Miss Fitzgerald Secretary and Treasurer of S.C.A.: Brenda Swain, Phil Smith. sgt - t-t ‘ , “ft Is ' : ' % ■■■ Junior Representatives: Addison Daniel, Sandra Hardie, Anne Trent Celeste Pittman. Freshman Representatives: Pam Bryant, Leslie Trent, Rachel Borum. 115 Inter-Club Council Represents Guiding Light For Clubs This year, the Inter-Clul Council has been very success ful under the leadership o Brenda Swain. The main goal thi year was to stress the important of club activities and solve th( many problems surrounding them. Karen Nix. Secretary; Brenda Swain. President; Sam Harris. Reporter. First row: Cheryl Cobb. Margaret Hayes, Kathy Newsome. Brenda Swain. Linda Wright. JoAnne Wright. Karen Nix. Second row; Sam Harris, Charles Stephens, Steve Caminer, Lewis Flowers. David Lindsay. Marcia Seiger, Treasurer; Mar- garet Hayes, President; Mrs. Bruce, Sponsor; Judy Prints, Sec- retary; Diane Dodd, Vice-Pres- ident. First row; Wendy Slade, Elizabeth Carter. Cheryl Cobb, Lynette Hargrove, Lynn Powell. Second row; Pat Dumire, Judy Bennett, Robert Yates, Russell Carpenter, Paul Ford, Becky Ditter. Third row; Alvin Stenzel, Bobby Jones, Sam Harris, Phil Smith, Addison Daniel, Eddie Agricola, Steve Caminer. This year the J.J. Booker, Jr. chapter of the National Honor Society has worked expecially diligently in ac- knowledging intellectual pursuits. The induction cere- mony, particularly memor- able, enlarged the society to forty-one members. One of the most significant aspects that the society has displayed throughout the year has been the uniformity in attendance at meetings and support of activities. The energetic work on the part of the mem- bers, manifested itself when a $75.00 scholarship was awarded to Eddie Agricola. N.H.S. Is Every Student’s Goal Eirst row; Anna Etheridge, Brenda Swain, Marcia Seiger, Margaret Hayes, Mrs. Bruce, Judy Printz, Diane Dodd. Second row; Cindy Larsen, Kay Burcher, Grady Bunch, Pat Rogerson, Steve Clark, Vera Davis. Third row; Phyllis Doughtie, Delores White, Betty Butler, Bill Smith, Johnnie Atkinson, Barbara Sharpe, Ed Geddie. Art Club Exhibits Exceptional Talent fegoj: UGiCiu:: gjCggtj:; vll ( ' injrnFrif .M Mary Martin, Norma Shook. Robert Holland, JoAnn Strickland. JoAnn Wright, Anna Etheridge, Johnnie Atkinson, Mrs. Staffon. Mu ' , M A IT ‘s HEA L ' • V-H 4U T C-REET T E CLASS FIFT Art Club Float wins “Most-Original in Homecoming parade. With the extraordinary ability of art students, the Art Club has performed with the aid of sponsor Mrs. Netta Staffon and President JoAnne Wright. An atmos- phere of art appreciation has been launched by the many varied displays throughout school and community. Halls, showcases, assemblies, and special occasions would be incomplete without the Art Department’s decorative touch. In addition to accomplishments in areas such as sketching, painting, and sculp- ture, an award-winning club float was built to extend a timely welcome to Cra- dock’s 1957 graduates in an attractive Homecoming parade. Officers: Mary Martin, Treasurer; Robert Holland. Vice-President; JoAnn Strickland. Social Chairman; JoAnn Wright, President; Anna Etheridge, Secre- tary; Mrs. Staffon, Sponsor. 118 Bible Club Marks High Qualities Cradock’s Bible Club, sponsored by Mrs. Margaret Cone, held as its purpose this year the spreading of an atmosphere of Christian fellowship. Members con- ducted a year of service. A float was en- tered in the Homecoming parade, a Thanksgiving assembly was held for the student body, and a child was sponsored at the annual Children’s Christmas Party. In addition to these activities, the Bible Club also helped to sponsor the yearly district banquet and a picnic for all area Bible Clubs. Ramona Speights, Carl Perkins, Cathy Gowdy, David Lindsay, Becky McKee, Paula Varney, Joann Truitt, Cynthia Ruiz, Michelle Bailey. Paula Varney, Carl Perkins, Becky McKee, Joann Truitt, Cynthia Ruiz, Cathy Gowdy, Michelle Bailey, David Lindsay. Carl Perkins, Vice-President; Cynthia Ruiz, Chaplain; Cathy Gowdy, Secretary; David Lindsay, President. 119 As one of Cradock’s interest organ- izations, the Science and Math Club operates under the sponsorship of Mr. Claude Rollins. Stimulating student appreciation and interest in the areas of mathematics and sciences are main club objectives. To attain these goals this year under Steve Caminer ' s presidency, the club has participated in informative proj- ects. Among them have been various field trips such as a fossil hunt at Ricer ' s Pit. Paul Ford, Mary Baines. Betty Brown, Brenda Taylor, Susan Balsor, Tommy Caminer. David Bond, Hank Jacox. Science and Math Club Stimulates Student Interest First row: Mr. Rollins. Lecta Riddle. Eddie Agricola. Joe DiPietro. John Lloyd. Brenda Swain. David Mancuso. Second row: Bobby White. Freddie House. Edward Williams, Larry Mancuso, Steve Caminer, Bobby Jones. Betty Brown, scrapbook chairman: Eddie Agricola, vice-presi- dent: Brenda Swain, secretary: Mr. Rollins, sptonsor: Steve Caminer. president: Bobby Jones, treasurer. 120 Quill and Scroll Encourage Student Journalists 1 If 1 1 1 m — Co-sponsors: Mrs. Glazer and Mrs. Comer. Seated: President, Anna Etheridge. Standing: Vice-president, Delores White; Treasurer, Johnnie Atkinson; Secretary, Wendy Slade. Seated: Bobby Jones, Anna Ruth Etheridge, Lynn Powell. First row: Dennie Poe, Judy Prints, Andrea Ellington. Second row: Bill Harrell, Becky Ditter, Betty Brown, Pat Du- mire. Third row: Ann Gourding, Johnnie Atkinson, Ricky Price, Eddie Agricola. Quill Scroll, a chapter of the Na- tional Quill Scroll Society, is an honorary club. To arouse interest in the three school publications, the Cradock chapter sponsored a literary contest; winners were awarded cash prizes. This year, the Quill Scroll chapter recogniz- ed seventeen new members for individual efforts and contributions to the Ship- mate, the Log, and the Admiral. These students are juniors and seniors holding high scholastic averages who are out- standing in the literary field. First row: Liz Carter, Karen Nix, Betty Howell. Second row: Kathy Biernot, Wendy Slade, Delores White. Third row: Guy Ross, Judy Bennett, Grady Bunch. Seated: Judy Printz, Beth Dew, Judy Bennett, Barbara Sharpe, Barbara Brandt, Lynnette Hargrove, Lila Printz, Toni Constantino. Standing: Cheryl Cobb, Vickie Allison, Donna Deal, Shelia Widener, Dreama Tilley, Peggy Jenkins, Ann Thorpe, Linda Wright. Led by President Cheryl Cobb, and co-sonsors Miss Myers and Miss Edgar, Kappa initiated an event- ful year. Club members sent supplies to Viet Nam, aided the American Cancer Society, and visited Naval Hospital patients. Parties were held at St. Mary’s Infant Home and Westhaven Boy ' s Home. During the year. Kappa rallied school spirit by decorating goal posts, hanging spirit posters, selling Homecoming banquet tickets, and entering a float in the Home- coming parade. Service projects included painting bus ramp pillars, holding honor roll parties, purchasing a coffee pot for the teachers, co-sponsoring the Log Rebellion literary contest, and sponsoring two child- ren at Christmas. Culminating a worthwhile year. Kappa presented, on the basis of club service, twenty- five dollar savings bonds to three college-bound seniors. Renee Kissiah, Jeanne Wilcox, Linda Priest. Mary Martin, Debbie Charles, Pat Dumire, Wendy Slade, Lynn Powell, Becky Ditter, Cindy Walke, Vivian Thomas. Races to the Top of All Clubs .Seated: Cheryl Cobb. President; Miss Edgar, Sponsor; Judy Printz, Vice-President. Standing; Elizabeth Carter, Chaplain; Miss Myers, Sponsor; Barbara Brandt, Secretary; Donna Deal, Treasurer. Dreama Tilley, Linda Wright, Vickie Allison, Barbara Brandt. Ann Thorpe, Lynnette Hargrove, Lila Printz, Donna Deal, Beth Dew, Shelia Widener, Barbara Sharpe, Judy Bennett, Peggy Jenkins. Lynn Powell, Nancy Woods, Mary Martin, Pat Dumire, Cindy Walke, Becky Ditter, Vivian Thomas, Judy Printz, Linda Priest, Elizabeth Carter. Renee Kissian, Jeanne Wil- cox, Cheryl Cobb, Wendy Slade, Debbie Charles. 123 Admiralettes Achieve Jan Shuler. Karen Powell, Renee Odom, Beverly Stone, Mary McEachern, Cecilia Gingras. Officers: Karen Nix, President; Beverly Stone, Trea- surer: Mary McEachern, Secretary; Renee Odom, Chaplain. Seated; Alice Hervey, Leslie Trent, Lynn Hawkins, Betty Coleman, Brenda Stone, Patty Sigman, Claudia Cook, Barbara Bailey, Cathy McLean. Standing: Diane Johnson, Pat McEachern, Nancy Babb, Lee Ann Bowers, Maureen McNabb, Karen Powell, Carol Hamilton. First row: Karen Nix, Sheila Parker. Second row: Jan Shuler, Renee Odom, Nancy Babb, Karen Powell, Beverly Stone. Third row: Brenda Stone, Mary McEachern, Lynn Hawkins, Leslie Trnet, Dixie Neal. 124 A Successful Year Pat McEachern, Beverly Stone, Brenda Stone, Karen Nix, Renee Odom. M t 1 ] i ll V. ) f i‘ 1 Admiralettes played a success- ful role in club life. Under the leadership of Karen Nix and co- sponsors, Mrs. Cone and Mrs. Gwaltney, the club has led its members throughout a year of fulfillment and experience. Al- though it took much hard work and effort by the members, Ad- miralettes reached their goals to the highest degree. Every mem- ber can look back on a year of great success and accomplish- ment. Lynn Hawkins and Betty Coleman Carolyn King, Cecilia Gingras, Jan Shuler, Beverly Stone, Mary McEachern. Dixie Neal, Renee Odom. 125 Kneeling: Connie DiPietro, Susan Manning, Pam Bryant. Shirley Root. Pat Cox, Sue Wyer. Standing: Patty Selley, Kathy Newsome, Kay Barrett, Celeste Pittman. Margaret Black, Francis Wright, Denice Tate. Jeanne Harris, Judy Hicks, Mary Jane Bailey. Vivian Parker, Kathy Kramer. Kathy Newsome. President; Kay Barrett, Secretary; Cindy Sneed, Vice-president; Patty Selley, Treasurer. Delta Strives for the Best Delta carried an objective of raising funds for charitable organizations. An autumn car wash supplied fifteen dollars to the March of Dimes; for this same cause, club members also sold bread in January. Service projects such as canvass- ing the community for annual drives, in- cluding the United Fund, cerebral palsy, and the American Cancer Society, provided large sums of money for the foundations concerned. Delta work- ed diligently in service to school and community. Delores Brown, Anne Trent, Donna Howard. Pam Light. Kathy Biernot, Sue White, Margo Gustafson, Barbara Shaffer, Judy Morgan, Cindy Sneed, Delores White. 126 Judy Hicks, Debbie Barbour, Debbie Collins, Suzanne Galuska, Elaine Dixon, Gail Robbins, Pat Rogerson, Ann Jordan, Andrea Smith, Mary Kohler, Joan Deaton, Regina Lxjwe, Toni Constantino. Seated: Mary Kohler, President; Mr. Prillaman, Sponsor; Joan Deaton, Secretary. Stand- ing; Mara Veazie, Reporter; Debbie Barbour, Vice-president; Debbie Collins, Historian; Toni Constantino, Parliamentarian; Regina Lowe, Treasurer. F.B.L.A. Encourages Business Students 1 - ' Standing; Mara Veazie, Joanna Strickland, Sheliah Parker, Valerie Swain, Yvonne Davis, Irman Jones, Talitha Talley, June Boone, E’Spranza Moore. Kneeling; Marsha Reed, Barbara Bivens, Debbie Briggs, Glenda Cummings, Marion Turner, Paulene Jen- rette, Judy Lee. i First row; Mr. Ashby, Kenny Bedsole. Yvonne Davis, Barbara Cunneen, Rella Zimmerman, Ann Jordan, Sandra Felton, Judy Morgan, Margo Gustafson. Second row; George Reichle, Bobby Olson , Janice Williams, Sharon Adams, Sherry Talbert, Laura Morefield, Rose Evans, Carol Cross, Dot Hill, Mona Henderson. Third row: Palph Dooley, Harry Poland, Kenny Honeycutt, Floyd Saunders, Bennie Wheeler, Bruce Bridgers, George Lancaster, Joe Wood, Dennis Callahan, Richard Ala, Larry Glover, Terry Lewis. Existing as a social and professional organization for Cradock’s employed students, the Distributive Education Club is co-sponsored by Mr. Nick Ashby and Mr. Robert Gibson. The D.E. Club has this year been awarded many honors. Advising work students is an all-important theme of this program. Participants are instructed in the funda- mentals of business, including administration, competi- tion, and economy. President Charles Stephens has been instrumental in the club ' s success along with the coopera- tive efforts of all D.E. students. Bennie Wheeler and George Reichle work at Turntable Market. Mr. D.H. Habbit, Manager, poses with Roy McCreary at Robert Hall Clothes. 128 Ray Johnson and Barbara Cunneen are employed at Hofheimers. Distributive Education Prepares Students Jimmy and Johnny Shannon work busy hours at Earle’s Market. First row: Mr. Gibson, Donna Deans, Barbara Aston, Katherine Cummings, Linda Johnston, Diane Earnhart. Second row: Linda Thrift, Mary Callahan, Suebeth Curtis, Margaret Black, Kay Warren, Margie Perry, Paula Powell, Beverly Temple, Tommy Sim- mons, Harry Edelstein, Toby Beaver, Bobby Taylor. Third row: Leigh Burton, Rusty Johnson, Clayton DeHart, Charles Stephens, Ray Griffey, Roy McCreary, Mike Parker, Don Fry, Ernest Freeman, Roy Runyon, Jimmy Reeves, Thomas Johnson. Monogram Club Recognizes High Qualities of Sportsmanship First row: Mr. Bell, Stan Szweydek, Billy Branham, Clifton Willoughby, Larry Gent, Ronnie Lawson. Johnny Hale, Earl Chinn. Richard Risi, Second row: Bill Harrell, Steve Galford, Don Ballard. David Umberger, Willie Dunlow, Harry Sayre, Joe Howell. Bill Smith. Third row: Acey Ballard, Bobby Seed. Leon- ard Riddick, Richard Rosebrough, Jimmy Upton. David Wade. Phil Smith, Mike Rudy. The Monogram Club, sponsored by Mr. Bell, is comprised of varsity lettermen in all sports. Members embody the high ideals and standards of Cradock ' s quality sportsmanship and athletic ability. In this worthy attempt, president Earl Chinn has guided his club. Earl Chinn. President Richard Risi, Vice-president; Don Ballard, Chaplain; David Umberger, Sergeant-at-Arms; Earl Chinn, President; Clifton Willoughby, Treasurer; Johnny Hale, Sergeatn-at- Arms; Billy Branham, .Secretary. F.T.A. Develops Teaching Interests Cradock’s Future Teachers of Amer- ica has led an active year. Providing coffee and doughnuts for new teachers and acknowledging teachers’ birthdays throughout the year with small gifts were some of the thoughtful remembrances supplied. Club spirit was evidenced by a Homecoming float and by a sign com- memorating National Education Week. More important among activities were three district meetings, one of which was held at Cradock in which the Cradock Chapter participated. Becky Ditter was among the delegates to a state conven- tion, and there she ran for office. The F.T.A. Clinic constituted an interesting and informative “swap-shop” where ideas were exchanged with other schools. To recognize Teacher Career Month, junior and senior club members taught for one day in area schools. Also, during the course of the year, members were allow- ed to substitute teach whenever called upon. The Future Teachers of America and Sponsors Mrs. Terry Brady and Mrs. Sally Bluemel appropriately ended a year of accomplishment with a banquet at Portsmouth Holiday Inn. Susan Colebank, Kay Hute, Wendy Slade, Darlene Townsend, Anne Thompson, Kay Hooker, Cathy McCain, Linda Wright, Sue Ridenhour, Joanne Bales, Terry Wilson. First row: Juli Maxon, Pam Jones, Barbara Wright, Cindy Larsen, Becky Ditter. Second row: Pam Wiseman, Emily Longford, Pat Dumire, Betsy Remet, Marsha Reed, Lillian Ford, Judy Bennett. Third row: Brenda Swain, Mary Martin, Debbie Sandefur, Bill Moore, Mike Dempsy, Alice DeArmond, Debbie Tibbits. Linda Wright, President; Mary Martin, Point Chairman: Bar- bara Wright, Reporter; Mrs. Brady, Sponsor; Becky Ditter, Chaplian; Wendy Slade, Secretary; Pat Dumire, Treasurer; Cindy Larsen, Vice-president. 131 ! Thespians Dramatize School Life Membership in the Na- tional Thespian Society is a privilege earned via the up- holding of high standards and ideals in dramatic arts. To qualify, a student must have earned a minimum of ten literary points in the drama- tics field and then be voted in by present troupe members. From this small, select group came the Homecoming parade ' s clowns. The Cra- dock society of Thespians has been sponsored by Mrs. Anne Haynes. First row: Dennie Poe. Hank Jacocks, Margaret Hayes. Second row: Johnnie Atkinson, Ricky Price, Cheryl Fuller, Jim Malcolm. Steve Caminer. Third row: Judy Printz. Mrs. Haynes. Steve Clark, Kay Burcher. First row: Steve Clark. Dennie Poe. Ricky Price, Mrs. Haynes. Second row: Johnnie Atkinson. Jim Malcolm. Judy Printz, Thespian Members, Margaret Hayes and Ricky Price, participate in the play, Our Town. Elizabeth Carter, Cheryl Cobb, Velma Walker. Miss Bluemel, Co-Sponsor: Cheryl Cobb, Captain; Mrs. Wilkinson, Co-Sponsor. Into debating go perserverance, ex- tensive research, and intensive study. The debate team, co-sponsored by Mrs. Jane Wilkinson and Mrs. Sally Bluemel, has led a valuable season. Planning and pre- paration determine a debate’s success, judged not by whether it be won or lost but by the degree and quality of the par- ticipation. The knowledge, confidence, and ability gleaned from debating experi- ence justify the time, energy, and thought put into a worthwhile meet. Debaters Argue Successfully David Bradley, Eddie Agricola, Ike Wilson. I.C.T. Provides Work Experience For Students The Industrial Cooperative Training Program involves a plan to implement Cradock’s student-training resources. An arrangement exists among community and public high school business, in- dustrial, and professional establishments for furnishing to students part-time em- ployment during school hours. In this endeavor, Cradock furnishes necessary technical information related to the occupations. A controlling objective of this program is the provision of instruc- tion for high school juniors and seniors to enable them to be well-prepared for em- ployment in a trade identical or closely allied to the one in which they have been trained. First row: Becky Williams. Parliamentarian: Kathy Curtis, Secretary. Second row: Terry Foster, Trea- surer: George Bernard. Third row: Lewis Flowers, President: Mr. Comey, Sponsor. First row: Becky Williams, Paula Bozeman, Phyllis Doughtie, Dreama Patterson, Sharon Sallee, Brenda Mears, Judy Johnson, Terry Foster. Patricia Steele, Barbara Hollowell, Cathy Curtis, Margaret Poynter, Kathy Williams. Second row: Mr. Comey, Robert Clark, John Bickley. Martin Hager. Dennis Bowers. Darrell Waters, Lewis Flowers, Ronnie McCutcheon, Earl Butt, Donald Garner, John Golden, Rick McCormick, George Bernard. First row: Steve Brown, Carl Umberger, Tommy Thomas, Sam Harris, Joe Wood, First row: Sam Harris, President; Mr. Clements, Sponsor; Ronnie McCutcheon, Mark Lewis. Second row: John Kossler, Eddie Agricola, Kenn y Beau Light, Vice-President. Second row: Kenny Winn, Sec- Winn, Richard Rosebrough, Lonnie Soles, Bill Harrell, Steve Galford, Beau Light. retary; Johnny Johnston, Sergeant-At-Arms; John Tate, Ser- geant-At-Arms; John Kossler, Treasurer. Third row: Eddie Agricola, Chaplain. -• Y.M.A. Represents Young Men of High Character and Service Johnny Johnston, Bucky Stevenson, Ronnie Snipes, Bobby Frazier, John Tate, Mike Furlow, Mike Coley, Donnie Whits, Timmy Bolduc, Roger Williams, Harold Babb, Billy Honaker. 135 The Chorus Voices a Year of Expression Front Center: Carol Lawrence. First row: Brenda Dowdy, Andrea Moyer, Mitzi Whitt, Marcia Reed. Second row: Barbara Sharpe, Kathy Gowdy, Pam Jones, Sandra Spinelli, Juli Maxon, Debbie Sandefur. Third row: Debbie Boyer, Debra Thomas, Brenda Miller. Choral Director, Mrs. Heath Mrs. Harriet Heath has led her choruses through a year of expressive musical talent. En- tertaining at special assemblies and representing Cradock at various musical programs have been chief duties of the chorus. Projects such as candy and doughnut sales have rais- ed the necessary funds. The student body was presented a moving Christmas assembly, conveying the season ' s spirit- ual significance. To culminate a quality year, a formal spring concert was performed for stu- dents and community mem- bers. At that time, Mrs. Heath recognized outstanding stu- dents of long service to Cra- dock ' s choral department. First row: David Brown, Jerrilyn Seiger, Steve Garrett, Sharon Philpott, Jim Malcolm. Second row: John Stone, Marcia Seiger, Steve Arban. Mitzi Whitt, Johnnie Atkinson, Margaret Hayes. Third row: Ricky Price, Juli Maxon, David Lindsay. Kathy Gowdy, Dennie Poe, Kay Burcher. ■ 1 ■ ' ’ V [ 1 4 1 ■ mm ■ i ' Wmm 1 . h ij ll First row: Mary Kretzer, Linda Thrift, Sheila Widener, Jerrilyn Seig- er, Steve Garrett, Jim Malcolm, David Brown, Bonnie Reynolds, Re- gina Lowe, Paula Pow- ell, Diane Dodd. Second row: Vicki Broce, Karen Powell, Dreama Patter- son, Barbara Brandt, Lee Burton, Joe Murray, John Stone, Donna Howard, Margaret Hayes, Betty Brown, Marcia Seiger. Third row: Mary Wright, Cheryl King, James Hall, Ricky Price, Dennie Poe, Ronnie Lawson, Steve Arban, David Lindsay, Kay Burcher, Gwen Cason. wr yJ r w JOn l ,ii ■ Vj 1 -- 1 t ■ ■ i i ■ m 1 ( 1 J First row: Juli Maxon, Donna Howard, Margaret Hayes. Second row: Debbie Sandefur, Bonnie Reynolds, Marcia Seiger. Third row: Pam Jones, Regina Lowe. Fourth row: Kay Burcher. Ricky Price. First row: Johnnie Atkinson, Debbie Thomas, Betty Brown, David Brown. Second row: Nat Pope. Solo- man Carey, Pete Bastinelli, David Boyer. Steve Arban. Third row: Lee Burton, Alston Walker, Dennie Poe, Ricky Price, John Stone, Joe Murray. All-Regional: First row: Glenda Ervin, Debbie Sande- fur, Mitzi Whitt, Marcia Seiger (All-State), Jerrilyn Seiger, Cathy Gowdy, Juli Maxon. Second row: Earl Carey, Jim Malcolm, Steve Garrett, David Lindsay. Kay Burcher (All-State). Musical Excellence Marks the Band Concert Band Mr. Barley — Band Director Cradock High School Marching Band Susan Colebank, Secretary: Russell Carpenter, Vice-president; Cheryl Fuller, Treasurer; Bobby Frazier, President; Kay Hute, Chaplain. 138 Cradock High School March- ing Band. RESERVED [RADOCK HIGH SCHOOL BAND, The Cradock High School Marching Band has noted a year of musical accomplishment under the direction of Mr. William Barley. Leading spirited football games and providing half-time shows are well-remembered autumn activi- ties. In the spring, the concert band presented an outstanding performance. Cradock rated high in the area band festival. As- semblies featuring the band were a student favorite and special musi- cal selections by the group a high- light of all other assemblies. Re- cords of the spring concert were made available to the student body. Cradock’s band was also featured in parades, such as the Homecoming and Memorial Day parades, due to its noted marching form and precision. All-Regional: First row: Mary Baines, David Mancuso, Tommy White, Bobby Frazier, Alvin Stenzel, Larry Mancuso, Sandra Smith. Second row: Bobby Jones, Ed Geddie, David Bond, Bill Moore, Steve Caminer, John Lloyd, Steve Clark. Majorettes: Center: Cheryl Fuller ( Head ), Connie DiPietro, Bunny Humphries, Glenda Ervin (Assistant-head), Susan Colebank, Lynn Hawkins, Mar- garet Black. I Keeping the student body informed of all happenings at Cradock is the function of the Shipmate staff, sponsored by Mrs. Jane Glazer and co-edited by Liz Carter and Eddie Agricola. Producing a news- paper, issued at six-week intervals, requires the combined and concentrated efforts of all journalism students. Co- operation is paramount in the planning of page layouts. To report interestingly, con- cisely, and accurately is the goal of all staff members. This year the Admirals have enjoyed a factual and informative Shipmate. As a bonus, a senior issue, con- taining a Senior Special of news, was published; items such as class song, poem, and history, college choices, and baby pictures were featured. This year at the SIPA convention, Cradock ' s Shipmate received a first place newspaper award. Andrea Ellington, Betty Butler, Eddie Agricola, Betty Brown, Wendy Slade, Pat Dumire, Anne Gourdine, Judy Bennett, Liz Carter, Rosalie Andrews, Kathy Biemot, Bobby Ruiz. VJR SCHOOlSl 140 Shipmate Informs the Admirals Pat Dumire, Wendy Slade, Judy Bennett Barbara Butler, Liz Carter. Liz Carter and Eddie Agricola Co-editors 141 Ricky Price — Circulation Manager Guy Ross— Assistant Editor Judy Printz— Editor Becky Ditter, Guy Ross, Christine McFarland, Anna Ruth Etheridge, Ricky Price, Judy Printz, JoAnne Wright, Robert Holland. 142 Builds a Wealth of Literature Mrs. Comer— Sponsor A very productive year was experienc- ed by Mrs. Sharon Comer’s Log Staff. Under the editorship of Judy Printz, two of the most imaginative of the magazine’s editions were issued. From the S.I.P.A. Convention at Washington and Lee Uni- versity in Lexington, the Log’s creativity received the honor of special recognition. Cradock’s literary magazine depends for its existence upon student contributions. Staff members selected submitted works of sufficient merit to equal the Log’s es- tablished standards of quality. Student support this year has allowed the Log to maintain its tradition of contemporary excellence. Ricky Price, Christine McFarland, Judy Printz, Guy Ross, Anna Etheridge, JoAnne Wright, Robert Holland. 143 r Admiral Staff Creates a Book of Memories r I The annual staff has worked diligently this year in a relentless effort to overcome inevitable obstacles in producing a quality yearbook. Co-editors Diane Dodd and Bill Harrell continued several traditional aspects while at the same time initiating many improvements. By being presented an Achievement Award at the S.I.P.A. Convention, the 1967 Admiral became one of sixteen schools yearbooks to re- ceive such an award. Co-sponsors Miss Carolyn Green and Mr. Claude Rollins have tried to lead their staff to produce a 1968 Admiral of enduring quality and lasting value to Cradock students. Mr. Rollins and Miss Green, Co-sponsors Bill Harrell and Diane Dodd, Co-editors I I Kay Burcher Academics Editor Lynn Powell, Copy Editor, and Karen Nix, Organizations Editor. Grady Bunch And Bill Harrell Business Managers 144 Betty Howell, Connie DiPietro, Delores White, Grady Bunch, Karen Nix. Denny Poe, Sports Editor, and Romayne Carroll, Student Life Editor. First row: Ricky McCormick, Mrs. Porter, Pat Cox, Jeanne Harris, Connie DiPietro, Connie Gower, Donna Howard, Charlotte Carter, Dale White. Second row: Kathy Kramer, Dreama Tilley, Mary Jane Bailey, Linda Wright, Sheri Harris, Lillian Ford, Cathy Myers, Lila Printz, Susan Balsor, Barbara McAlpin. Third row: David Brown, Kenny Winn, Tim Jones, Gary Whitaker, Larry Forbes, Jimmy Upton, Wade Shuler. First row: Mrs. Porter, sponsor; Ricky McCormick, Pres- ident. Second row: Celeste Pittman, Secretary; Gary Whitaker, Vice-president; Steve Galford, Sergeant-at- Arms; Kenny Winn, Treasurer. Pep Club Stresses School Spirit Functioning under the sponsorship of Miss Porter, the Pep Club has strived to make the 1967-68 session an exceptionally lively one. Selling pom-poms was one of the ways in which President Rick Mc- Cormick’s club financed activities. The large amount of student support for. athletics has been due to the Pep Club’s year-long spirited efforts. First row; Claudia Cook, Patty Sigmon, Ruth Mangus, Karen Gingras, Joann Bales, Cecilia Gingras, Lynn Hawkins. Second row: Diane Johnson, Nancy Babb, Carolyn King, Sherry Burton, Sandy Branscome, De- lores White, Vickie Allison, Maureen McNabb, Brenda Swain, Billy Honaker, Jan Shuler. Third row: Mike Wiederwax, Ronnie Snipes, Billy Thacker, Delores Brown, George Bernard, Celeste Pettman, Steve Gal- ford, Grady Bunch, Anne Trent, Lewis Flowers, Karen Nix. 1 ' ■ Stage Crew: First row: George Weaver, Larry King, Paul Kitchen. Second row: Larry Forbes, Hank Jacocks, Steve Wiseman. Students Assist the Faculty Attendance Assistants: Seated: Sandra Cassidy, Ruth Neagle. Standing: Claudia Cook, Carolyn Moore, Vicki McCormick, Donna Howard. Announcer Billy Branham. ATHLETICS 148 « I •Se4.. H ' 151 The Fighting Admirals Form A Mighty Machine I First row: Willie Dunlow, Richard Risi, Stan Szwydek, Bill Hollins, Leroy Fogleman, Ronnie Lawson, Earl Chinn, Don Ballard, David Umberger, Don Boothe, William Peacock, Johnny Hale. Second row: John Hare, Douglas Vaughn, Billy Deal, Larry Ghent, Wayne Thomp- son, Darrell Parsons, Gary Oakey, Benny Jennings, Steve Ragan, Ronald Steele, Cliff Whitlock, James McDuffie, Richard Risi. Third row: Joe Boone, Thomas Bates, Sidney Wiggins, Paul Hampton, Sid- ney Savoy, Arnold Fields, Larry Sawyer, Joey Johnson, Robert York, Mike Szwydek, Reggie Jordan, Jerry Murphy, David Mason, John Liljegren, Bill Smith, Andy Meeks, Phil Smith, John Waters, Lewis Slaughter. TSMOOm l 08lic IIBRART 60? COUffT ST(?f£T POf?TSMCXfTH, VA 23704 Don Boothe Hailed as One of the Fastest Guards in District Tackles: First row; John Waters, Douglas Vaughn, Richard Risi. Second row: Cliff Whitlock, Walter Smith. Guards: First row: Gary Oakey, Sidney Savoy. Second row: Stanley Szwydek, Don Boothe, Paul Hampton. 152 Ronnie Lawson Sidelined By Leg Injury Backs: First row: Bobby Larson, Jerry Murphy, Arnold Fields. Second row: Ronald Steele, David Umberger, Willie Dunlow, David Mason. Centers: First row: Mike Szwydek. Second row: Ronnie Lawson, Steve Regan. Ends: First row: Reggie Jordan, Joey Johnson, Andy Meeks. Second row: John Lile- jgren, Leroy Fogleman. Tri-Captains Chinn, Risi, and Ballard Lead Scoreboard Deep Creek 19 Cradock Great Bridge 32 Cradock Oscar Smith 7 Cradock Granby 6 Cradock Bayside 7 Cradock Maury 27 Cradock Ppncess Anne 33 Cradock Norview 21 Cradock Churchland 13 Cradock Wilson 21 Cradock Ballard runs for Cradock as the Admirals battle Oscar Smith. the Fighting Cradock Admirals on the Gridiron 154 Thad Parsons stands by with Coach Weldon as Coach Strickland reports to the Press Box. Although the Admirals scored low in points, they ranked high in sportsman- ship, determination, and endurance. Sup- ported by cheerleaders and enthusiac rooters, the men of the gridiron bravely confronted all opponents with typical Cradock drive. The opening game against Deep Creek, a loss by one touchdown, was Cradock’s first defeat by Deep Creek in four years. To compensate for this, i Cradock triumphed over the Oscar Smith I Tigers in a rousing 38-7 Southeastern District match with quarterback Earl Chinn the leader in passing and rushing. In the fourth game of the season, the Admirals enjoyed their traditional victory i over Granby by overcoming 1 10 yards in penalties with the aid of Chinn’s passes to Darrell Parsons and Don Ballard, one of the district’s fastest guards. The Bay- side game was Cradock’s second consecu- tive win with David Umberger leading in touchdowns and yardage gains. The game against Norview, though a loss for the Admirals, was highlighted by Chinn’s preventing the Pilots from scoring until the last quarter. Ballard completed the longest play by receiving a 48-yard pass i from Chinn, a leading districk quarter- ' back. The following game, Cradock versus Churchland, was a stirring 31-13 victory in which Chinn, John Hale, and Willie Dunlow starred. Culminating the Admiral’s football season was the fight against Wilson. Throughout a trying sea- son, Cradock maintained a perfect record of quality sportsmanship. Tri-captains Richard Risi, Don Ballard and Earl Chinn perform well for the Admirals. 155 Cradock’s Fighting To Be at Coach Weldon and his team stand for a silent moment before the game. Hale downs a Norview Pilot for the Admirals. Wilson offenses wipes out two Ad- mirals. I i 156 Spirit Forces Opponents their Best Dunlow, Chinn, and Risi meet the on- coming Tigers. 157 i This year’s senior members of the Varsity Football Team are Don Ballard, Richard Risi, David Umberger, Earl Chinn, Johnny Hale, and Steve Ragan. Second row: Don Boothe, Phil Smith, Bill Smith, Richard Rosebrough, James McDuffie, Stan Szwydek, and Bill Hollins. Football Season Requires Practice and Stamina Cradock player goes over for touch- down against Oscar Smith. Willie Dunlow is pulled down from behind by Oscar Smith Tiger. 159 Cradock’s Don Ballard and two team mates run toward approaching Granby Comets. Varsity Basketball Warrants A Season Of Excitement Closely guarded, Ronnie Lawson shoots for Cradock. Princess Anne 58 Cradock Churchland 64 Cradock Princess Anne 48 Cradock Oscar Smith 50 Cradock Wilson 61 Cradock Indian River 39 Cradock Churchland 49 Cradock Great Bridge 76 Cradock Deep Creek 42 Cradock Oscar Smith 59 Cradock Lake Taylor 66 Cradock Wilson 54 Cradock Indian River 39 Cradock Lake Taylor 60 Cradock Churchland 76 Cradock Great Bridge 50 Cradock Deep Creek 63 Cradock Scrambling for the ball. Admirals Bill Harrell. Earl Chinn, and Ronnie Lawson fight against Wilson. From the sideline. Coaches Eure and Carson yell for Cra- dock’s victory on the court. Joe Wynn, Steve Galford, Johnny Hale, Ronnie Lawson, Leroy Fogleman, Thurman Cross, Bill Harrell, Fred Johnson, Earl Chinn, Larry Ricks, and Ace Ballard form a strong team. Co-captains Bill Harrell and Johnny Hale present Coach Eure with a gift expressing appreciation of the work he has done. Coach Eure the Admirals 1967-68 Taller Princess Anne gains possession of the basketball, as Fred Johnson and Bob German jump at center court. Driving around Eastern District standout. Bob German, Cradock ' s Bill Harrell goes on to score. 162 Leads During Open in the backcourt, John Hale stays wide-eyed and on his toes. Cradock’s leading rebounder, Leroy Fogleman, fights for this rebound against Deep Creek. Coach Carson always has an open ear to any of Coach Eure’s comments. Earl Chinn jumps high for an easy two points. Pulling down another rebound against Deep Creek is Leroy Fogleman. Exciting moments on the Cradock basketball court constitute a variety of expressions from the coach, team, and spectators. 164 Encouragement from Coach Eure drives the team on to victory. Basketball Is An Exciting Season Heading out-of-bounds, the basketball escapes the out- stretched hands of Cradock’s co-captain Bill Harrell, and Deep Creek’s Hank Fletcher. 165 Coach Carson, Mike Brown, David Wade, Billy Deal, Joe Herrin, Chuck Rhoton, Calton Whitfield, Paul Weathers, Wade Shuler, Leslie Stuart, Mac Brown, Bobby Larson, Jimmy Upton. Managers: Bobby Tucker and Donald Gwaltney. Last minute time-outs with Coach Carson help to win the game. 166 Exciting Moments Cause Tension for Everyone Cradock 49 Princess Anne 59 Cradock 43 Churchland 49 Cradock 40 Princess Anne 58 Cradock 41 Oscar Smith 37 Cradock 34 Wilson 63 Cradock 56 Indian River 34 Cradock 46 Churchland 48 Cradock 52 Great Bridge 48 Cradock 53 Deep Creek 22 Cradock 51 Oscar Smith 53 Cradock 53 Lake Taylor 25 Cradock 58 Wilson 61 Cradock 47 Indian River 37 Cradock 62 Churchland 51 Cradock 58 Great Bridge 48 Cradock 47 Deep Creek 29 Bobby Larson takes his time as he dribbles in the open back court. Anxious moment can be nerve-racking to a coach on the bench. 167 Varsity Wrestling? Help? Cradock 21 Cradock 21 Cradock 15 Cradock 21 Cradock 34 Cradock 6 Cradock 14 Cradock 11 Cradock 11 Cradock 19 Cradock 34 Cradock 21 Churchland 15 Cox 19 Noniew 31 Deep Creek 17 Princess Anne 11 Granby 42 Maury 24 Wilson 29 Oscar Smith 31 Bayside 23 Great Bridge 14 First Colonial 22 Coach Veazie and Bill Peacock intently observe a match. Billy Terry, Nat Mostello, Tommy Thomas, Ulysses Harris, Billy Branham, Harry Sayre, Phil Smith, Bill Smith, Sidney Savoy, Richard Risi, and Bill Peacock compose a fierce team. 168 Richard Risi is prepared for his opponent as the match begins. Billy Branham executes a reverse on his opponents. Phil Smith, Bill Smith, Billy Branham, and Richard Risi listen as the referee establishes match rules. 169 Cradock Varsity Wrestling Team works out with one of their many exercises. Phil Smith walks away after successfully pinning another one of his men. 170 J.V. Wrestlers Try To Out-Wit Their Opponents First row: Mike Szwydek. Porkie Bradley, Jerry Murphy, and Leslie Stuart. Second row: Chris Moy, Steve Brown, Sidney Savoy, David Van Noy, and John Waters. Jerry Murphy works on strategy with a Great Bridge man. Celeste Pittman and Linda Barkley urge student cheers. Varsity Cheerleaders Compose A Spirited Troupe Donna Howard, Linda Perdue, Nadine Brown, Anne Trent, and Diane Dodd anxiously await the outcome of the half. Marcia Seiger, Brenda Swain, Linda Barkley, Celeste Pittman, and Susan Bailey watch hopefully for an Admiral basket. 172 Yelling maroon and gold forms at every game, cheerleaders transform the intense emotion of anxiety into the action of jumps and shouts and cheers. The var- sity squad energetically rallies Cradock fans to goad the Admirals on to victory. From the bleachers, the progress on court can be read from the cheerleaders’ faces, witnessed there more clearly than on the scoreboard, as an ecstatic expression falls abruptly to one of somber gloom and then reappears winningly. Through triumph and loss, the members of the varsity cheerleading team consistently back the boys on the basketball court. Co-captains Romayne Carroll and Linda Barkley meet with sponsor Miss Bryant to discuss the serious business of cheerleading. Co-captains, Linda Barkley and Romayne Carroll; Susan Bailey, Trent, Linda Perdue, Nadine Brown, Donna Howard, and Diane Dodd. Margaret Hayes, Marcia Seiger, Brenda Swain, Celeste Pittman, Anne 173 J.V. Cheerleaders Inspire Spirited Support of Standing: Patty Salley, Mary McEachem, Colleen Green, Cecilia Gingras, Karen Powell, Robyn Gomer, and Rachel Borum. Kneeling: Maureen McNabb and Susan Grigas. Co-sponsors Mrs. Sharon Comer and Mrs. Chris Jones are among the most enthusiastic cheerleader supporters. Junior Varsity squad members Patty Selley and Susan Gingras cheer during a basketball half-time. ft ' A M- ■ Cradock Teams .1 Karen Powell jumps into a cheer during a bas- ketball game in Cradock’s gym. 174 Golf Team Swings into Spring With Coach t rH ■ ' 7j - - ■ ' -iy Ray Carson Cradock 1 2 Churchland 11 1 2 Cradock 5 1 2 Churchland 7 1 2 Cradock 5 1 2 Wilson 6 1 2 Cradock 7 1 2 Wilson 4 1 2 Cradock 6 Great Bridge 6 Cradock 5 1 2 Great Bridge 6 1 2 Joe Howell, Leonard Riddick, Jimmy Up- ton, and Bobby Seed enjoyed a grand season. r 175 First row: Mike Rudy. Harry Edelstein, Grady Cawthorne, Ronald Steele, Enoch Clark. James McDuffie. Darrell Parsons. Joseph Bracey. Horace Hawkins. Second row: Mike Miller and Mike Hassel. Managers: Bruce Bunting, Robert Neely. Wayne Riggs. Sherman Byrd, Mark Jeffcoat, Ronald Wertz, Curtis Bowens. Third row: Rod Davis. Stephen Price. Myron Moore, Carl Dunlow, Dale Sesson. Great Bridge 22 Churchland 63 1 2 Wilson 58 Deep Creek 27 Oscar Smith 43 Cradock 91 Cradock 49 1 2 Cradock 55 Cradock 79 Cradock 70 Track Team Earns Third Place in District Harry Edlestein juris a shot-put and ob- serves its flight. Coach Anderson, Co-Captains James McDuffie and Harry Edlestein, and Coach Perkins lead a fast- moving team. Horace Hawkins, Darrell Parsons, Enoch Clark, and James McDuffie form a fierce relay force. 176 Hawkins Stars in Cross Country Coach Perkins and Captain Horace Hawkins manage a triumphant team. i Horace Hawkins and David Marlboro ready for a fast start. Churchland 19 Cradock 43 Wilson 19 Cradock 36 Indian River 52 Cradock 40 Great Bridge 33 Cradock 25 Oscar Smith 29 Cradock 28 Frederick Military 40 Cradock 19 Indian River 45 Cradock 15 First row; David Marlboro, Bill Jescke, Bruce Bunting, Sherman Byrd, Arthur Richardson, Roger Davis, James Koziana. Second row; Earl Carnegie, Billy Branham, Horace Hawkins, Stephen Price, Reginal Lewis, Myron Moore, Dale Sisson. 177 Track Team Ends Up With 4T Record First row: Harry Edelstein, Grady Cawthorne, Ronald Steele, Enoch Clark James McDuffie. Darrell Parsons, Joseph Bracy, Horace Hawkins, Fred Johnson. Second row: Mike Rudy, Mike Hassell (manager), Mark Watt, Roderick Davis, Steve Price. Sherman Byrd, Mark Jeffcoak, Ronald Works, Curtis Bowen. Third row: Mike Miller, Paul Ford, Carl Dunlow. Dale Sisson, Fred Murphy, Mike Radcliff. li Cradock 97 Indian River 34 Cradock 29 Wilson 101 Cradock 89 Deep Creek 42 Cradock 73 Oscar Smith 58 179 Curtis Bowen, Cradock’s Freshman two-miler, breaks tape in record time. Kneeling: Manager Gary Whitaker, Steve Galford, Dennis Heath, Jim Malcolm, Addison Daniel. Bill Harrell, Bruce Bunting, and Hank Jacocks. Standing: Bob White, George Overton, Larry Forbes. Rick Rosebrough. Paul Kitchen, Joe DiPietro, Ed Geddie, and David Boyer. Cradock’s one and two doubles are Steve Galford and Dennis Heath, Rick Rosebrough and Bill Harrell. Cradock 6 Deep Creek 2 Cradock 8 Great Bridge 1 Cradock 0 Granby 9 Cradock 0 Wilson 9 Cradock 0 Churchland 9 Cradock 6 Deep Creek 3 Cradock 6 Great Bridge 3 Cradock 0 Wilson 9 Cradock 1 Churchland 8 180 The Tennis Team Swings into A Series of Wins Coach Wade stands between his ’67-’68 co-captains, Bill Harrell and Steve Gal ford. Dennis Heath returns a lob. I Steve Galford, Dennis Heath, Rick Rosebrough, Bill Harr ell, Jim Malcolm, and Addison Daniel prepare for a district match. r The Baseball Team Bats A Winning Season Stan Szwydek knocks another homerun against Deep Creek. 182 Standing: Coach Bell, Bill Peacock, Stan Szwydek, Don Ballard, Willie Nyman, Frank Wilson, Billy Deal, Larry Ghent, Cliff Willoughby, Ronnie Dunlow, John Hale, and Earl Chinn. Kneeling: Paul Weathers, Lance Lawson, and Wally Miller. Front: Manager Ulysses Harris. Gradock 3 Kecoughtan 1 Cradock 3 Wilson 6 Gradock 6 Great Bridge 5 Gradock 4 Oscar Smith 10 Gradock 5 Indian River 4 Gradock 1 Ghurchland 11 Gradock 2 Kecoughtan 6 Gradock 13 Deep Greek 8 Gradock 1 Wilson 12 Gradock 12 Great Bridge 4 Gradock 6 Oscar Smith 5 Gradock 10 Indian River 1 Gradock 2 Ghurchland 3 Gradock 11 Deep Greek 10 Between innings. Coach Bell gives helpful instructions. 183 Hoping that Cradock will score soon. Coach Bell and the rest of the team watch. Billy Deal uses an all-out effort in pitching, while Johnnie Hale waits anxiously for a possible play to first base. ■?V.- 184 Kneeling: Andy Meeks, Robert Hughes, Bobby Larson, Mike Szwydek, Ronnie Curtis, Marian Brown. Standing: William Almond, A1 Moore, Mac Brown, Glen Loehr, Charles Maderia, Reggie Lewis. J.V. Team Scores a Victorious Year li Cradock third baseman goes after the ball for the last out of the game. Coach Jerry Shackleford, manager William Almond, co-captains Mac Brown and Glen Loehr, and Coach Ray Andrews lead the baseball team to a worthwhile year. I 185 Students Receive Recognition for Athletic A few of the outstanding lettermen, Johnny Hale, Rick Rosebrough, Billy Branham, Bobby Seed, Richard Risi, David Umberger, and Earl Chinn, display their trophies. “Most Valuable in sports are Rick Rosebrough, tennis; Earl Chinn, football; Johnny Hale, basketball and baseball; David Umberger, football; Richard Risi, football; James McDuffie, track; Bobby Seed, golf; Billy Branham, wrestling. Endeavors Football player David Umberger receives his athletic merit from Charles Wade. Varsity cheerleaders Celeste Pittman, Susan Bailey, Ann Trent, Donna Howard, Nadine Browne, Marcia Seiger, Margaret Hayes, Brenda Swain, Diane Dodd, Romayne Carroll, Linda Barkley, and Linda Perdue receive awards for their year of service. Don Ballard and Earl Chinn present manager Johnny Smithy with a token of the team’s appreciation. An honorary athletic award is bestowed upon Mr. William Barley, band director. Student Life Involves Abe Lincoln, portrayed by Ricky Price, comes to life in the Chorus’ partriotic assembly. During Homecoming activities, band members follow the stride of Students try to engage suppxart for school magazine drive. a Myriad of Activities drum major Steve Clark, . .. : The agile “Blue Fairy” entertains on behalf of Post Magazine. I The Larry Weldon dancers swing for a student assembly. Almost everyone gets out of class for Homecoming activities. Brenda Swain presents Portsmouth ' s Four Flags and Rear Admiral John W.W. Cummings ' “Tribute to the Flag at Arizona Bellamy Award. To honor Francis Bellamy, author of the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag of the United States of America, Dr. Margarette S. Miller orig- inated the National Bellamy Award in 1942. An additional purpose included in this award is the encouragement of patriotism and citizenship training, coupled with emphasis on the value of free public education. This year, Brenda Swain represented Cradock High School in Tuscon, Arizona. Miss Miller, with the Bellamy Advisory Board, each year selects an outstanding, rep- resentative secondary school in a different state for receiving this honorary award. Students ask Arizona ' s Governor Williams for his autograph. Brenda Swain Represents Cradock at Tuscon 192 The Homecoming Commitee gathers for a long session: Cheryl Fuller, Ricky Price, Johnnie Atkinson, Anna Ruth Ethridge, Cliff Willoughby, Beau Light, Bill Smith, Mr. Ashby, Romayne Carroll, Sam Harris, Phil Smith, Kenny Winn, and Bill Harrell. Homecoming Captivates Faculty As Well As Students Romayne Carroll presides over a business meeting of Homecoming Committee members: Alice Apel, Linda Barkley, Susan Bailey, Linda Perdue, Nadine Browne, Barbara Bailey, Lacy Ransone, Katherine Cummings, and Brenda Swain. As the excitement of Homecoming spreads its spirited mood over Cradock’s community, the Seniors elect a Homecoming queen and repre- sentatives from each class form her court. Clubs participate in the season ' s activities by building festive floats to welcome the Class of 1957. Viewing the parade through the streets of Cra- dock, children squeal with delight, adults smile reflectingly, and students proudly identify their own efforts. Later that evening, a banquet honors 1957 graduates. A dance follows the Admirals’ rousing football game with Maury. Climaxing Homecoming, Principal T.W. Gray crowns Homecoming queen Margaret Hayes in a corona- tion ceremony on the field at half-time. Home- coming is a unique but integral part of Cradock life. The Library is the scene for a convening of the Faculty Advisory Committee: Mrs. Morgan, Mrs. Staffon, Miss Fitz- gerald, Mrs. Pannell, Miss Green, Mr. Gibson, Mr. Ashby, Mr. Wulzer, Mr. Barley, and Mr. Rollins. N I T I 193 The Football Field Sets Smiling radiantly, Romayne Carroll displays the excite- ment of Homecoming activities. Homecoming Queen. Margaret Hayes, is crowned by Mr. Gray, principal. Connie DiPietro, with the assistance of Clayton DeHart, begins her walk onto the field. 194 The Scene For Homecoming Coronation Acey Ballard assists Karen Powell as she steps from her car at half-time. Robyn Corner and Wade Shuler stand on the 50-yard line during the half- time ceremonies. Freshman representative Robyn Comer, Sophomore representative Karen Powell, Junior rep- resentative Connie DiPietro, and Senior representative Romayne Carroll assume float positions along with Margaret Hayes, Homecoming Queen. 195 A Community Gathering Views Cradock’s Parade of Floats 1957 graduates are especially greeted by Kappa’s Slurpee. 196 The Art Club’s white rabbit is ready with a timely welcome and the “most spirited” award. 197 The brightness of a Christmas tree and the glow from an angel reflect a seasonal cheer. The exuberant choir boy from Mr. Rollins’ homeroom is third place winner in the annual Christmas door contest. 198 Christmas Symbolizes j 1 Cheer, Happiness, Children, and a Vacation Mass confusion, accompanied by holiday spirit and glee, reigns over the Children ' s Christmas Party, Ronnie Snipes, Kay Burcher, Barbara Bailey, and Judy Johnson gather a small band of eager children around a jolly Santa. sc A Campaigns Addison Daniel. 1968-69 S.C.A. president, is installed by Bill Smith. Arrayed in a variety of costumes, stu- dents colorfully campaigned for S.C.A. candidates of their choice. Election Day was a memorable occasion for students using city voting machines. As hopeful candidates awaited tabulation results, tension mounted. The intensity broke when Addison Daniel was announced president; Maureen McNabb, vice-presi- dent; Celeste Pittman, secretary; and Jeannie Ellis, treasurer. Officers-elect joined with present officers for a bene- ficial exchange of ideas, opinions, and advice. An exchange of ideas benefits both old and new S.C..A. officers. Capture Student Interest and Involvement Campaigners demonstrate the “bear necessities” for an S.C.A. officer. Junior Representatives: Connie DiPietro, Margaret Black, Celeste Pittman, Delores White, and Susan Bailey. Senior Representatives: Julie Pritchard, Kathy Newsome, Ann Jor- dan, Margaret Hayes, and Sandy Branscome. Daisies Sophomore Representatives: Maureen McNabb, Karen Powell, Susan Grigas, Coleen Green, and Mary Mc- Eachem. Freshman Representatives: First row: Robyn Gomer and Harriet Lancaster. Second row: Joyce Wilburn, Becky Quattlebaum, and Sue Ridenhour. 202 I Eager Anticipation Culminates in a Splendid Plenty of refreshments and laughter are present for the Freshmen-Sophomore dance. “Evening in Paris” Dancers resort to barefoot comfort. The Rhondels provide music for Evening in Paris. 204 The theme of “Kismet” lent an exotic Prom Guests Dance On The efforts of the Junior Class, under the sponsorship of Mrs. Comer and Mr. Rollins, produced a memorable prom in honor of the graduating class of 1968. Genii emerging from magic lanterns, dancing girls, and murals of desert tents, oases, and palm trees surrounding the dance floor emitted an appropriately exotic atmosphere. Teachers observing students whirling on a magic carpet of music by the Rhondels, sometimes ventured forth to dance. Junior class President. Addison Daniel, and Toni Johnson greet guests along with Principal and Mrs. T.W. Gray. Mr. Lonnie Comer sits by as Junior Class sptonsors, Mrs. Sharon Comer and Mr. Claude Rollins, check the bids of arriving guests. 206 atmosphere to the gymnasium. Kismet’s Magic Carpet During the prom, Junior Class President, Addison Daniel, presented Mrs. Comer and Mr. Rollins with gifts of appreciation on behalf of his class. When dancing continued, hopeful senior girls were seen rubbing the immense gold paper mache lantern in the center of the gym floor. On May 14, “Kismet” was the realization of many such wishes. At the Junior-Senior prom. Brenda Swain dances with Junior Class co-sponsor, Mr. Rollins. 207 Mrs. Haynes Directs “Our Town” During First Semester Observing her grieving husband Ricky Price, Margaret Hayes remarks, Live people don ' t understand, do they ' . ' Best Actors Ricky Price and Steve Clark regret that Mrs. Haynes is leaving Cradock. Jim Malcolm reassures a nervous bride, Margaret Hayes, before her marriage. Ricky Price finally succeeds in talking Margaret Hayes into a date at the soda shop. An eccentric choir director and town drunk, Johnnie Atkinson leads his weekly rehearsal. 208 Assemblies Recognize Student Accomplishments and Achievement Chairman of the English Department, Miss Carolyn Green, presents award to Ricky Price who has accumulated the largest number of literary ]X)ints during his high school career. Cheryl Cobb and Linda Wright accept club-of-the-year awards for Kappa and F.T.A. Pat Brinson, receives homeroom-of-the-year award from Susan Bailey. Voted class best citizens are Bill Smith, Anne Trent, Maureen McNabb, and William Almond. Mr. Barley conducts a stirring march performed during a band concert assembly. Madrigal members entertain the student body during the annual Christmas concert. Admirals Are Active in Assemblies For the magazine drive assembly, Gary Whitaker poses as Jackie Gleason of the American Scene. At a solemn induction assembly, Diane Dodd prepares to tap a new Honor Society member. RADUATION 212 Last Assembly Honors Principal T.W. Gray is awed by the Class of 1968’s gift, an oil of-arms. The last assembly for the 1967-1968 school year was held in the gym and honored the Senior Class. The tradi- tional caps and gowns were worn. Remaining students stood as seniors both entered and left for the last time in their high school careers. Besides the class poem and song, the class history and its accompanying skits, and the Last Will and Testament were presented which the rest of the student body enjoyed. Many awards and scholarships were bestowed upon deserving seniors. Class sponsors, Mrs. The senior processional progresses through the arch of advancement. painting of Admiral Cradock’s family coat- 214 Cla.ss Secretary Romayne Car- roll and Treasurer Nadine Browne present class gifts to Graduating Seniors ating class stands to sing the Alma Mater. Following the Senior As.sembly in the gymnasium, a solemn recessional retraces the passage of entrance. co-sponsors Mrs. Elizabeth Morgan and Mr. Raymond Carson. Morgan and Mr. Carson, received gifts from the senior class who expressed their thanks for the guidance and help of the two teachers. The school was presented an oil paint- ing of the Cradock family seal as a gift from the graduation class. Finally, the Alma Mater was sung for the last time by many students and the Senior Class passed out of the Cra- dock High Gym. In a few more days, these students become part of the alumni of Cradock High School. Admiral Co-editors Diane Dodd and Bill Harrell present year- book dedication to Mr. Claude Rollins. Seniors Dominate Awards Literary’ letters are awarded to stu- dents with a minimum of twenty-five literary points. Seated: Cheryl Cobb, Diane Dodd. Liz Carter, and Judy Printz. Standing: Eddie Agricola. Ricky Price. Steve Caminer, Dennie Poe. Guy Ross, Bill Harrell, John Atkinson, and Steve Clark. A Mr. Gray awards I Dare You” awards to Brenda Swain and Bill Harrell. Liz Carter and John- nie Atkinson receive Parent-Teacher As- sociation scholar- ships from Mrs. Strickland, P.T.A. President. Johnnie Atkinson, Ed- die Agricola, and Judy Printz are presented Kappa scholarships as rewards for club ser- vices by Mr. Gray. Department awards are presented to win- ners elected by department teachers. Seat- ed: Romayne Carroll. Girl ' s Physical Edu- cation; Bonita Bradley, Home Economics; Margaret Hayes. Chorus; Ethel Pinkston. Vocational Industrial Education Depart- ment; Nancy Moseberger, Distributive Ed- ucation; Pat Rogerson. Business Educa- tion. Standing; Paul Ford. Science; Eddie Agricola. Social Studies; Johnnie Atkinson. Art; Bobby Jones, Language Arts; Ricky Rosebrough, Boy ' s Physical Education; Steve Caminer, Math and Band; John Gol- den. Drafting; Nat Mosteller, Electricity; Grady Cawthorne, Metals; and Ernest Freeman. Wood. Twenty-five Seniors Graduate With Honors 1968 Honor Graduates: First row; Margaret Hayes, Diane Dodd, Cheryl Cobb, Vera Davis. Second row: Phil Smith, Liz Carter, Bill Smith, Judy Printz, Bobby Jones. Third row: Betty Butler, Steve Caminer, Pat Rogerson, and Steve Clark. 1968 Honor Graduates: First row: Anna Etheridge, Sam Harris, Sidney Weiss. Second row: Johnnie At- kinson, Phyllis Doughtie. Third row; Mary Lee Calla- han, Marcia Seiger, Brenda Swain. Fourth row: Eddie Agricola, Kay Burcher, Robert Yates. Reverend J. Floyd Carroll gives the invocation to begin Baccalaureate exercises. Baccalaureate Reveals A Serious Moment The auditorium assumed a solemn atmosphere for afternoon baccaluareate ceremonies on Sunday, June 2. As the audience arose to the dignity of a senior pro- cessional, a serious facet of personalities was unveiled. Reverend J. Floyd Carroll ' s invocation was followed by an inspiring choral rendition of Climb Every Mountain. The focus of bacculaureate was upon a most unusual, but fitting, sermon delivered by The Reverend C. Charles Vache of Trinity Episcopal Church. Upon a topic con- cerning world conditions. Father Vache spoke with im- pressive candor and frank- ness. Preceding Reverend Carroll ' s benediction, the chorus sang a meaningful “You ' ll Never Walk Alone, which derived a poignancy from the occasion. In com- pletion, a senior recessional climaxed baccalaureate services. The condition of the world today was the topic of Father Vache ' s Baccalaureate sermon. -Seniors regard Baccalaureate as a serious moment in their lives. Commencement Marks The End And The Beginning On June 6, 1968, in the Cradock High School Stadium, more than 200 students received their diplomas. The ex- citement, sadness, and thrill of the occasion was expressed on every individual who donned a cap and gown. The same feeling was also felt by many in the audience. Speeches were based on T.S. Eliot’s quote, “What is the meaning of the city? Do you huddle close together because you love each other?” The band provided entertainment. Awards and scholarships were presented by Mr. T.W. Gray, the principal of Cradock. Next came the anticipated moment of the evening. Mr. Gray, with the help of Mr. R.E. Byrd, assistant principal, awarded diplomas to the graduating seniors of 1968. No longer were they Cradock High School students. Their lives had ended here only to begin some- where else. However the memories, footsteps, and hand- prints of each individual still haunt the halls and rooms of Cradock High School. Prior to Commencement exercises, graduating seniors file onto the field and take their positions. Mr. Booker presents to Di- ane Dodd the Balfour Award, a scholarship for citizenship, loyalty, and achievement. S.C.A. President Bill Smith receives a good citizenship metal from former principal, Mr. J.J. Booker, Jr. 219 Speeches Reflect the Seriousness of Life After Graduation “What is the meaning of the city? Do you huddle close together because you love each other?” This quotation, a paragon of conciseness by British poet T.S. Eliot, served as the theme for the 1968 graduation. Class president Beau Light was master of ceremonies. Facing the western side of the stadium crowded with observers, four speakers pre- sented their topics relating to Eliot’s quote. Valedictorian Phyllis Doughtie first attempted to answer the query, “Where is the wisdom we have lost in knowledge?” Follow- ing Class Attorney Bill Harrell delivered his message by asking “Where is the knowledge we have lost in informa- tion?” S.C.A. President Bill Smith expounded the values of quality citizenship with “Have you built well? Have you forgotten the cornerstone?” The theme of Commence- ment was further pursued by salutatorian Steve Caminer’s developing “What life have you if you have not life together?” Graduation exercises indeed marked a mile- stone and a turning point as well in the lives of 212 robed seniors. The present is a time to be built upon with past experience in the assurance of a well-constructed future. As evening breezes enveloped participants and on-lookers with an air of solemnity, the acute realization of life’s up- heaval was intensely impressed upon the seated students. But underneath the pseudo-turmoil and change flowed a current of calm constancy. Commencement is a series of memorable occurrences, each as an Incunabulum in the life of the one experiencing it. As present sadness foresaw future joy, new Cradock High School alumni formed a climactic recessional. 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We Service Well The Things We Sell 2406 Rodman Ave. Boats, Motors, Chain Saws, Motorcycles and Lawn Mowers 397-3451 or 397-3452 Portsmouth, Va. Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1968 from THE 1968 ADMIRAL STAFF Graduating? I ' m not sure. BOOSTERS Becker Realty Co. Capt. Mrs. Donald W. Powell Cafee’s Bakery Circle Barber Shop Crawford House Mr. Mrs. A. C. Dumire, Sr. Earles Market Mary’s Beauty Shop Mary Perkins Portsmouth Floral Co. Mr. Mrs. Purl Powell Sutton’s Appliances 229 Cutest Ann Jordan, Glenn Ames SENIOR DIRECTORY Abraham, Gary Sleven . . . Gary . . . Boys’ Chorus; roles in “Annie Get Your Gun,” “Dawn Will Come,” “Our Town”; Stage Manager for “Eh?”; J.V. Wrestling, 1 yr. Seniors Select Babb, Harold Wentz . . . Harold . . . Y.M.A. 2 yrs.; Library Asst. 1 yr.; Fire Drill Comm: 1 yr.; Senior Hmrm. Treasurer; Junior-Senior Pro Babb, Harold Wentz . . . Harold . . . Y.M.A. 2 yrs.; Library Asst. 1 yr.; Fire Drill Comm: 1 yr.; Senior Hmrm. Treasurer; Junior-Senior Prom Comm.; Homecoming Comm. 1 yr.; Eighth Grade Basketball; Freshman- Sophomore Prom Comm.; J.V. Baseball 2 yrs.; J.V. Basketball 1 yr.; Varsity Basketball 1 yr. Baggett, Michael Lamar . . . Mike . . . D.E. 3 yrs.; Boys’ Chorus 1 yr.; J.V. Football (Deep Creek). Ballard, Donald Paul . . . Don . . . Monogram Club 2 yrs.; Lettermen Club 1 yr.. Chaplain; Pep Club 1 yr.; Varsity Football 3 yrs., Tri-Captain 1 yr.; Eighth Grade Football; Eighth Grade Basketball; J.V. Baseball 1 yr.; J.V. Football 1 yr.; J.V. Basketball 1 yr.; Varsity Baseball 1 yr.; Hmrm. Treasurer 2 yrs.; Freshman-Sophomore Prom Comm.; Junior- Senior Prom Comm. Barkley, Linda Ann . . . Linda . . . Delta 3 yrs.; Pep Club 2 yrs.; Service Award; J.V. Cheerleader 1 yr.; Varsity Cheerleader 2 yrs.. Co-captain 1 yr.; Office Asst. 2 yrs.; SC A Representative 1 yr.; Student Forum Dele- gate 1 yr.; Alt. Delegate 1 yr.; Freshman-Sophomore Prom Comm. 1 yr.; Junior-Senior Prom Comm. 1 yr. Bedsole, Kenny Ray . . . Kenny . . . VIC A 1 yr.; D.E. 1 yr. Belcher, Karen Lynn . . . Karen . . . Language Arts Club 1 yr.; Kappa 1 yr.; VOT 1 yr.; Log Staff typist 1 yr. .Agricola, William Edward . . . Eddie . . . Science and Math Club, 5 yrs.; President 1 yr., Vice-President, 2 yrs; Language Arts Club 3 yrs., Vice- President 1 yr., scrapbook 1 yr; Y.M.A. 3 yrs.. Chaplain 2 yrs.; Inter- club Council 1 yr.; Pep Club 1 yr.; Scholastic Team 3 semesters; United States Army Phj sics Award at Tidewater Science Congress; U.N. Test School Winner 2 yrs.; Science. Engineering, Humanities Symposium at the University of Virginia; Social Studies Student of the Year; Service Award; National Honor Society 2 yrs.; International Quill an Scroll .Society 2 yrs.; Debate 1 yr.; “Annie Get Your Gun”; Shipmate Staff, Co-editor 1 yr.; Editor 1 yr.; Honor and Patriotism Committee 1 yr. Ala. Richard Lee . . . Richard . . . D.E. Club 1 yr.; Industrial Arts Club 1 yr. Ames, Glenn Woodrow . . . Glenn . . . J.V. Basketball 1 yr. Andrews. Rosalea Rae . . . Rosalea . . . Quill and Scroll 1 yr. Arban, Stephen Wayne . . . Steve . . . Madrigal 1 yr.; Chorus 5 yrs.. All Regional Workshop Chorus 1 yr.; Senior Homeroom Tres. 1 yr. Atkinson, John Thomas . . . Johnnie . . . Art Club 5 yrs.. President 1 yr.. Treasurer 1 yr.; Pep Club 1 yr.; National Honor Society 2 yrs.; National Thespian Society 1 yr.. Troupe 1491; Quill and Scroll Society 1 yr., Trea- surer 1 yr.; Inter-Club Council 1 yr.; Art Student of the Year 2 yrs.; De- signer of School Emblem; Madrigal Singers 1 yr.; Workshop Chorus 1 yr.; roles in “Music Man,’’ “Annie Get Your Gun,” “Our Town,” “3:00 Theater,” “Eh?”; Co-Designer of School Mural; 3rd Place Art in Quill and Scroll Literary Contest; Admiral Staff 1 yr.. Art and Layout Editor; Freshman-.Sophomore Prom Comm: 2 yrs.. Decorations Chairman 1 yr.; Junior-Senior Prom Comm: 1 yr.; Homecoming Chairman, Stadium Decorations; Boys’ Chorus 1 yr. Ausby, Charlotta Laray . . . Charlotta . . . Chorus 1 yr. Bernard, George Robert . . . George . . . Art Club 4 yrs.; Y.M.A. 1 yr.; Quill and Scroll 1 yr.; Log Staff 3 yrs.; Annual Staff 1 yr.; Pep Club 2 yrs.; Chess Club 1 yr.; Scrap Book (Art Chairman) 1 yr.; VICA 1 yr.; J.V. Track 2 yrs.; J.V. Wrestling 1 yr.; ICT Officer; Junior-Senior Prom Comm. Boothe, Donald Thomas . . . Don . . . J.V. Football 2 yrs.; Varsity Foot- ball 2 yrs.; Eighth Grade Track 1 yr.; Varsity Track 1 yr. Bowers, Dennis Ray . . . Dennis . . . Traffic Comm. 2 yrs. Bozeman, Paula Jean . . . Paula . . . Delta 1 yr.; Library Asst. 1 yr.; Art Asst. 1 yr.; Junior-Senior Prom Comm. 1 yr. Bradley, Bonita Laura . . . Bonita . . . Admiralettes 2 yrs.; Delta 1 yr.; Pep Club 1 yr.; Eighth Grade Chorus; Girls’ Track Team 2 yrs. Brandt, Barbara Lee . . . Barbara . . . Kappa 4 yrs.; Pep Club 1 yr.; School Spirit Comm. 1 yr.; Kappa Corresponding Secretary 1 yr.; Kappa Secre- tary 1 yr.; Junior-Senior Prom Comm. 1 yr.; Girls’ Chorus 2 yrs.; Mixed Chorus 1 yr. Branham, William Vemon . . . Billy . . . Monogram Club 4 yrs.; Service Award; Student City Planner; “Most Considerate”; Alt. Student Forum Delegate 1 yr.; Student Forum Delegate 1 yr.; SCA 1 yr.; J.V. Football 1 yr.; J.V. Wrestling 1 yr.; Varsity Wrestling 4 yrs.; Cross-Country Track 2 yrs. Co-Captain 1 yr.; Eighth Grade Track; J.V. Track 1 yr.; Eighth Grade Wrestling; Traffic Comm. 2 yrs.; Homecoming Comm. 1 yr.; P.A. Announcer 1 yr.; Varsity Track 1 yr.; Indoor Track 1 yr. Branscome, Sandra Lee . . . Sandy . . . Delta 3 yrs.; Pep Club 1 yr.; Se- nior Student Forum Delegate; Library Asst. 2 yrs.; Miss Cradock Contest 4 yrs.; Sophomore Prom Chairman; Junior-Senior Prom Comm.; Banner Carrier 1 yr.; Homecoming Comm. 1 yr. 230 Superlatives from All Phases of School Activites Brinson, Patricia Diane . . . Pat . . . Gymnastics 4 yrs.; Kappa 2 yrs.; Pep Club 1 yr.; Student Council 1 yr.; Senior Student Forum Delegate; Gym- nastics State Meet Awards 2 yrs.; Freshman-Sophomore Prom Comm.; Junior-Senior Prom Comm.; Guidance Office Asst. Broce, Victoria Susanne . . . Vicki . . . Junior-Senior Prom Comm.; Mixed Chorus. Brown, Linda Katherine . . . Linda . . . Eighth Grade Chorus; Girls ' Chorus; COT; Log Typist. Brown, Paula Sue . . . Paula . . . Delta 2 yrs.; Admiralettes 1 yr.; Pep Club 1 yr.; Girls’ Track 2 yrs. Brown, Laura Nadine . . . Nadine . . . Delta 1 yr.; Gymnastics 1 yr.; V.O.T.; “Best Citizen” Freshman and Sophomore Classes; Freshman- Sophomore Prom Comm. 2 yrs.; Chairman of Bids Comm. 1 yr.; Fresh- man Hmrm. Sec.; J.V. Cheerleader 2 yrs.. Co-captain 1 yr.; SCA Repre- sentative 3 yrs. ; Delegate State Y outh Forum 2 yrs. ; Eighth Grade Cheer- leader; Sophomore Hmrm. Treas.; School Spirit Comm. 1 yr.; Jr. Student Forum Delegate; Sec. Student Forum 1 yr.; Junior-Senior Prom Comm. 1 yr.. Co-chairman Bids Comm. 1 yr.; Senior Class Treas.; Homecoming Comm. 1 yr.; Co-chairman Queen and Court Comm.; Varsity Cheer- leader 1 yr. Burcher, Kay Lorraine . . . Kay . . . F.T.A. 2 yrs.. Point Chairman 1 yr.; Science Club 1 yr.. Sec. 1 yr.; National Honor Society 2 yrs.; Delta 1 yr.; National Thespian Society 1 yr.; All-Regional Chorus 2 yrs.; Workshop Chorus 1 yr.; All- Virginia Chorus 1 yr.; Madrigal, Student Director 1 yr.; All-City Chorus 1 yr.; roles in “Music Man,” “Annie Get Your Gun,” “Our Town”; Junior-Senior Prom Comm. 1 yr.; Eighth Grade Chorus 1 yr.; Librarian 1 yr.; Girls’ Ensemble 2 yrs.; Mixed Chorus 1 yr.; Annual Staff, Administration and Faculty Editor; Senior Alt. Student Forum Delegate. Burke, James William . . . Burke . . . D.E. 1 yr. Burnley, Eileen Frances . . . Eileen . . . French Club 1 yr.; Track Team. Burton, Sherry Faye . . . Sherry . . . School Spirit Comm. 1 yr.; Pep Club 2 yrs.; Girls’ Track 1 yr.; Freshman Hmrm. President; Senior Hmrm. Alt. Delegate; Freshman-Sophomore Prom Comm. 1 yr.; Junior-Senior Prom Comm. 1 yr. Butler, Elizabeth Maxwell . . . Betty . . . Science and Math Club 4 yrs.; F.T.A. 2 yrs.; Debate Team 3 yrs.; National Honor Society 2 yrs.; Junior- Senior Prom Comm.; Chorus 2 yrs.; Cast “Music Man,” “Annie Get Your Gun.” Butt, Earl Daniel . . . Earl . . . V.I.C.A. 1 yr. Byrd, Sherlyn Denise . . . Sherlyn . . . F.B.L.A. Callahan, Mary Ballard . . . Mary Lee . . . D.E. 1 yr.; National Honor Society 1 yr.; Freshman-Sophomore Prom Comm. 1 yr.; D.E. Treas. 1 yr.; Second place Pulbic Speaking, District D.E. Contest; Vice-President Eighth Grade; President of Freshman and Sophomore Classes. Caminer, Stephen John . . . Steve . . . Science and Math Club 2 yrs.; Na- tional Honor Society 2 yrs.; Thespian Troupe 1 yr.; Chess Club 1 yr.; High-Q Team; National Merit Semi-Finalist; National Honor Society Scholarship Semi-Finalist; WRNL Radio Scholarship Quiz Winner; All- Regional Band 3 yrs.. Workshop Band 1 yr.; Ledger-Star Scholastic Team (six semesters); Second place City Education Essay Contest; First place Log Essay Contest; Alt. Delegate Boy’s State; School Boys’ Prose Foren- sics Representative; First place in District; Band Student of the Year; Math Student of the Year; Band 5 yrs.; Dramatics 2 yrs.; Spring Track 2 yrs.; Indoor Track 1 yr. Carroll, Elizabeth Romayne . . . Romayne . . . Pep Club 1 yr.; Eighth Grade “Best Citizen”; Eight Grade Homeroom, Vice-President; Student Council 3 yrs.; Miss Cradock Contest 3 yrs., “Miss Cradock”; Home- coming Court, Senior Representative; Service Award; Representative WAVY “Questions and Answers”; Representative on “Compass”; Girls’ P.E. Student of the Year; Eighth Grade Cheerleader; J.V. Cheerleader 2 yrs., Co-Captain 1 yr.; Varsity Cheerleader 2 yrs.. Co-captain 1 yr.; Gymnastics team 3 yrs.. Rep. to State meet 2 yrs.. Best All-round Girls’ Beginner State Champion; Uneven’s State Champion; A.A.U. Gymnas- tics Meet 1 yr.; Student Council 3 yrs.; Delegate to SCA Foreign Exchange 3 yrs.; School Spirit Comm. Chairman; Delegate District SCA Conference; Delegate State SCA Convention; Student Director “Miss Cradock” Contest; Homecoming Comm. Chairman 2 yrs.; Homecoming Chairman 1 yr.; Annual Staff Feature Editor; Sophomore Junior, and Senior Classes: Sec.; Freshman-Sophomore Prom Comm. Chairman 2 yrs.; Junior-Senior Refreshments Comm. Chairman I yr.; Publicity Chair- man Track Carnival 1 yr.; Senior Banquet Chairman. Carter, Elizabeth Virginia . . . Liz . . . Bible Club 3 yrs.; Kappa 2 yrs.; Quill and Scroll 1 yr.; Pep Club 1 yr.; National Honor Society 1 yr.; Gym- nastics 1 yr.; Shipmate Co-editor 1 yr.; Shipmate asst. Co-editor 1 yr.; Chaplain Kappa 1 yr.; Sec. Bible Club 1 yr.; Delegate SIPA 1 yr.; Publicity Chairman Kappa 2 yrs.; Debate Team 3 yrs.; Shipmate 2 yrs.; Junior-Senior Prom Comm. Cason, Gwendolyn Yvonne . . . Gwen . . . Science and Math 1 yr.; Treas. of Class 2 yrs.; Basketball Team 1 yr.; Girls’ Chorus 1 yr.; Mixed Chorus 1 yr. Most Likely to Succeed Steve Caminer, Cheryl Cobb Best All Around Phil Smith, Linda Barkley 231 Dane Dodd Wins Balfour Award CaHthome, Henry Grady . . . Grady . . . Traffic Comm.; Indoor Track; Spring Track. Chinn, Walter Earl . . . Earl . . . Varsity Baseball 2 yrs.; Varsity Football 3yrs.; Varsity Basketball 2 yrs.; J.V. Baseball 1 yr.; Eight Grade Football; Eighth Grade Basketball; Monogram Club 2 yrs. Clark, Robert Earl . . . Bobby . . . l.C.T. 1 yr.; Wrestling 2 yrs. Clark, Stephan Thomas . . . Steve . . . F.M.L.A. 1 yr.; Band Staff 3 yrs.; Band 5 yrs.. Drum major 3 yrs.; Forensics Boys’ Poetry 1 yr.; National Honor Society 1 yr.; Thespians 1 yr.; First place Am. Ed. Week Essay; Am. Legion Essay Contest 1967 Second place; Eight Grade Class Presi- dent; All-Regional Band 4 yrs.; All-Regional Workshop Band 1 yr.; Stage Band “Bye, Bye, Birdie” and “Music Man”; Actor: “Diary of Anne Frank,” “Annie Get Your Gun,” “Our Town”, and Festival Play 1968— “Fantasy on an Empty Stage”; WAVY Hi-Q Team 1 yr.; Second place Essay Log Contest; “Best Supporting Actor” 2 yrs.; “Best Actor” 1 yr. Cobb, Cheryl Diane . . . Cheryl . . . Kappa 4 yrs.. Chaplain 1 yr.. Presi- dent 2 yrs.; Bible Club 1 yr.; Language Arts Club 1 yr.; Pep Club 1 yr.; School Spirit Comm. 1 yr.; National Honor Society 2 yrs.; Service Award; Scholastic Team 4 semesters; Girl’s State; Second place Daughters of Confederacy Essay Contest; Debate Team 3 yrs.. Captain 1 yr.; Inter- Club Council 2 yrs.. Sec. 1 yr.; Alt. Student Forum Delegate 1 yr.; SCA Representative 1 yr.; Junior-Senior Prom Comm. Coley, Michael .Allen . . . Mike . . . Y.M.A. 2 yrs. Collins, Charles Thomas . . . Tommy . . . Office Asst. 3 yrs.; Fire Drill Comm. 1 yr. Collins, Deborah .Ann . . . Debbie . . . Kappa 1 yr.; Pep Club 1 yr.; FBLA 1 yr.; FBLA Historian 1 yr.; Eighth Grade Chorus; “Most Considerate”; Flag Bearer 1 yr.; Student Forum Delegate 1 yr.; Freshman Hmrm. Treas. Constantino, Toni Lynn . . . Toni . . . Kappa 2 yrs.; Delta 1 yr.; Pep Club 2 yrs.; F.H.A. 1 yr.; F.B.L.A. 1 yr.; Parliamentarian 1 yr.; Student Forum Delegate 1 yr.; Junior-Senior Prom Comm. Cook, Vicki Lynne . . . Vicki . . . Science Club 1 yr.; Delta 1 yr.; Kappa 1 yr.; Guidance Office Asst. 1 yr.; L.P.N. Student 1 yr.; Junior-Senior Prom Comm. 1 yr.; Eighth Grade Chorus. Cooper, Linda Lois . . . Linda . . . F.B.L.A. 1 yr.; C.O.T. 1 yr. Cummings, Mary Katherine . . . Katherine . . . F.T.A. 2 yrs.; D.E. 1 yr.; Service Award; Eighth Grade Chorus; J.V. Cheerleader 2 yrs.; Varsity Cheerleader 1 yr.; Freshman-Sophomore Prom Comm.; Junior- Senior Prom Comm.; School Spirit Comm. Cunneen, Barbara Jean . . . Bobbie . . . Kappa 2 yrs.; D.E. 2 yrs. Davis, Delores .Ann . . . Delores . . . Art Club 2 yrs. Davis, Vera Ann . . . Vera . . . Quill and Scroll 1 yr. Davis, Yvonne Lee . . . Yvonne . . . F.B.L.A. 1 yr.; D.E. 1 yr.; Gymnas- tics 1 yr.; Third place D.E. District Contest; Track Team 2 yrs. Deal, Donna Fay . . . Donna . . . Kappa 4 yrs., Treas. 1 yr.. Scrapbook 1 yr.; School Spirit Comm. 1 yr.; Language Arts Club 1 yr.; Pep Club 1 yr.; Junior-Senior Prom Comm.; Alt. Student Forum Delegate. Deans, Andrea Donna . . . Donna . . . Admiralettes 1 yr.; D.E. 1 yr. Girls’ Chorus 1 yr.; Girls’ Ensemble 1 yr. Deaton, Joan Dale . . . Joan . . . Pep Club 1 yr.; F.H.A. 1 yr.; Kappa 1 yr.; Delta 1 yr.; F.B.L.A. 1 yr.; Freshman Hmrm. President; Junior Hmrm. Treas.; F.B.L.A. Sec.; Eighth Grade Chorus; V.O.T. Dixon, Joy Elaine . . . Elaine . . . Kappa 1 yr.; F.B.L.A. 1 yr.; V.O.T. I yr.; Eight Grade Chorus. Dodd, Laura Diane . . . Diane . . . Quill and Scroll 1 yr.; Treas. 1 yr.; School Spirit Comm. 1 yr.; Pep Club 1 yr.; Service Award; National I Honor Society 2 yrs., Vice-President 1 yr.; Delegate to S.I.P.A. Con- | vention 2 yrs.; Literary Letter Award; Representative on “Youth Ques- | tions”; Girls’ Poetry Representative District Forensics; Co-Chairman Homecoming Reception 1 yr.; Annual Staff 3 yrs., Co-Editor 1 yr.; Eighth Grade Cheerleader, Co-Captain; J.V. Cheerleader 1 yr.; Varsity Cheer- leader 2 yrs., Treas. 1 yr.; Junior-Senior Prom Comm.; Chairman “Miss Cradock” tea 1 yr. j Doughtie, Phyllis L cigh . . . Phyllis . . . F.M.L.A. 1 yr.; Chess Club 2 yrs.. Sec. 1 yr., Treas. 1 yr.; Language Arts Club 1 yr.; V.I.C.A. 1 yr.; Scholas- , tic Team 1 semester; National Honor Society 2 yrs.; Infirmary Asst. 2 yrs.; D.E. Office Asst. 1 yr.; Asst. Property Chairman “Diary of Anne Frank”; Costume Comm. “Diary of Anne Frank.” | Dunkum, Raymond Warren . . . Raymond ... ] Edelstein, Harry Harris . . . Harry . . . D.E. 2 yrs.; Student Forum Dele- I gate 2 yrs.; J.V. Track 1 yr.; Varsity Track 4 yrs.; Indoor Track 2 yrs.; Eighth Grade Wrestling; J.V. Wrestling 2 yrs.; Varsity Wrestling 1 yr.; Second place Southeastern District Indoor Meet. Etheridge, .Anna Ruth . . . Anna Ruth . . . F.T.A. 3 yrs.. Sec. 1 yr.; Na- tional Honor Society 2 yrs.; Art Club 2 yrs.. Sec. 1 yr.; Quill and Scroll 1 yr.. President 1 yr.; Co-Chairman Decorations Junior-Senior Prom; Student Forum Delegate 1 yr., Alt. Delegate 2 yrs.; Hmrm. President 1 yr.; Log Staff 2 yrs.. Art Editor 1 yr.; Co-Chairman Decorations Stadium. Evans, Rose A. . . . Rose . . . Sigma Tri-Hi-Y 2 yrs., Treas. 1 yr.; D.E. 3 yrs.; Kappa 1 yr. Felton, Sandra Bass . . . Sandy . . . F.T.A. 1 yr.; D.E. 2 yrs.; Bible Club 1 yr.; D.E. Club Reporter; State Delegate for D.E.; Hmrm. President 2 yrs.; Student Forum Delegate 2 yrs.; Freshman-Sophomore Prom Comm. 2 yrs.; Junior-Senior Prom Comm. Flowers, Herman Lewis . . . Lew . . . V.I.C.A. 1 yr.. President 1 yr.; Y. M.A. 3 yrs.; Pep Club; Service Award; Delegate to V.I.C.A. Regional and State Conventions; Band 5 yrs.; Eighth Grade Football; Eighth Grade Basketball; J.V. Football 1 yr. Frazier, James Robert . . . Bobby . . . Band 5 yrs.; Y.M.A. 1 yr.; Band ' President 1 yr.. Band Staff 3 yrs.; Virginia Regional Band 4 yrs.; William and Mary Band Clinic 1 yr.; J.V. Football 1 yr.; Indoor Track 1 yr. Freeman, Sandra La Veme . . . Sandra . . . F.H.M.A. 2 yrs.; F.B.L.A. 1 yr. Fuller, Cheryl Gale . . . Cheryl . . . Kappa 1 yr.; F.M.L.A. 1 yr.; Thespian Society 1 yr.; Delta 1 yr.; SCA Representative 1 yr.; Eighth Grade Cheer- leader; Gymnastics 1 yr.; Co-Chairman Homecoming Halftime 1 yr.; Office Asst. 1 yr.; Student Forum Delegate 1 yr., Alt. 1 yr.; Band 5 yrs.; Head Majorette 3 yrs.; Band Sec. 1 yr., Treas. 2 yrs.; Role in “Our Town”; Hmrm. Treas. 1 yr. 232 Most Considerate Billy Branham, Debbie Collins Furlough, Michael Douglas . . . Mike . . . D.E. 1 yr.; Y.M.A. 2 yrs.; Var- sity Football 1 yr.; Varsity Baseball 1 yr.; J.V. Baseball 1 yr.; Eighth Grade Track. Gall, Elizabeth Farrell . . . Betty . . . D.E. 1 yr.; Cheerleader 1 yr.; Chorus 1 yr. Galuska, Suzann Marie . . . Suzann . . . F.B.L.A. 1 yr.; V.O.T. 1 yr.; Eighth Grade Chorus. Gamer, Donald Lloyd . . . Ducky . . . V.I.C.A. 1 yr. Garrett, Steven Lewis . . . Steve . . . All-Regional Chorus; President Boys’ Chorus; Hmrm. Treas. 1 yr.; Mixed Chorus; Madrigal; role in “Our Town”; Traffic Comm. 1 yr. Golden, John Robert . . . John . . . Industrial Arts Club 1 yr.; Pep Club 1 yr.; Fire Drill Comm. 1 yr.; V.I.C.A. 1 yr.; Student Forum Delegate 1 yr.; Drafting Student of the Year. Goodwin, Janies Tyler . . . James . . . D.E. 2 yrs. Griffey, Winfred Ray . . . Ray . . . D.E. 1 yr. Grimsiey, Janice Faye . . . Janice . . . F.B.L.A. 1 yr.; Kappa 1 yr.; V.O.T. 1 yr. Frye, Donald l e . . . Don . . . D.E. 1 yr. Hager, Martin Ray . . . Martin . . . V.I.C.A. 2 yrs.; State Winner Indus- trial Arts Exhibit. Hale, John Joseph . . . Johnny . . . Y.M.A. 3 yrs.; Monogram Club 3 yrs.; Varsity Baseball 3 yrs.; Varsity Football 1 yr.; Varsity Basketball 2 yrs.; J.V. Basketball 2 yrs. Hannon, Winifred Teresa . . . Terry . . . Delta 2 yrs.; Admiralettes 1 yr.; Science Club 3 yrs., President 1 yr.; V.I.C.A. 2 yrs., Treasurer 1 yr.; Pep Club 2 yrs.; Delegate to V.I.C.A. State and Regional Conventions; Fresh- man-Sophomore Prom Comm.; Junior-Senior Prom Comm.; Library Asst. 1 yr.; Attendance Office 1 yr. Harrell, William Jeffrey . . . Bill . . . Quill and Scroll 3 yrs., Vice-Presi- dent 1 yr.; Y.M.A. 2 yrs.. Sec. 1 yr.; Pep Club 1 yr.; Delegate to U.S. Junior Science, Engineering, and Humanities Symposium; Alt. High-Q team; Service Award; Senior Class Lawyer; Literary Letter; Annual Staff 3 yrs., Co-Editor 1 yr.; Vice-President Eighth Grade, Junior, and Senior Classes; Junior-Senior Prom Comm. Chairman; Homecoming Comm. Chairman; Eighth Grade Basketball; J.V. Basketball 2 yrs., Co-Captain 1 yr.; Varsity Basketball 2 yrs., Co-Captain 1 yr.; Tennis Team 2 yrs.; Fire Drill Comm. Harris, Samuel Joseph . . . Sam . . . Science Club 1 yr.; Y.M.A. 2 yrs.. President 1 yr.; Pep Club 1 yr.; Inter-Club Council Reporter 1 yr.; Na- tional Honor Society 1 yr.; Delegate to U.S. Junior Science, Engineering, and Humanities Symposium; High-Q Team; Hmrm. Treas. 1 yr.; Student Forum Delegate 1 yr.; Traffic Comm. 2 yrs.; Fire Drill Comm. 1 yr.; Homecoming Chairman 1 yr.; Junior-Senior Prom Comm. 1 yr.; Eighth Grade Wrestling; J.V. Track 1 yr. Harrison, Richard James . . . Stump . . . Hmrm. Vice-President 1 yr. Hayes, Margaret Elizabeth . . . Margaret . . . National Honor Society 2 yr.. President 1 yr.; Delta 2 yrs.; National Thespian Society 1 yr.; 1967-68 Homecoming Queen; Miss Cradock Contest 2 yrs.. Miss Congeniality 1 yr.; Delegate to State SC A Convention 1 yr.; J.V. Cheerleader 2 yrs.; Varsity Cheerleader 1 yr.; Best Actress 1 yr.; Major role “Our Town”, Festival Play “Fantasy On An Empty Stage”; “Most Talented”; Work- shop Chorus 2 yrs.; Regional Chorus 1 yr.; All-City Chorus 1 yr.; Girls’ State Alt. 1 yr.; Third place Girls’ Public Speaking in District; Student Director Mixed Chorus 1 yr.; Freshman-Sophomore Prom Comm. 1 yr.; Junior-Senior Prom Comm. 1 yr.; Corresponding Sec. for Mixed Chorus 1 yr.; Girls’ Chorus 1 yr.; Mixed Chorus 3 yrs.; Madrigal Group 2 yrs. Hill, Joan Karen . . . Joan . . . Band 4 yrs. Hollins, William Harold . . . Bill . . . Letterman Club 2 yrs.; Football 4 yrs.; Track 2 yrs.; Wrestling 2 yrs. Hollowell, Barbara Gall . . . Barbara . . . Pep Club (Great Bridge); V.I. C.A. 1 yr.; SCA Representative (Great Bridge) Eighth Grade; Advanced Gym Award. Honaker, William Anderson . . . Billy . . . Pep Club 2 yrs.; Y.M.A. 3 yrs.; Industrial Arts Club 1 yr.; Eighth Grade Football; Eighth Grade Wrestling; J.V. Track Team; J.V. Football 1 yr.; J.V. Baseball 1 yr.; Var- sity Football 1 yr.; Traffic Comm. 1 yr.; Freshman-Sophomore Prom Comm.; Junior-Senior Prom Comm.; Homecoming Comm. 1 yr. Harrell, I reston . . . Preston . . . J.V. Baseball 1 yr.; Varsity Baseball 2 yrs.; Boys’ Chorus 1 yr.. President 1 yr.; Traffic Comm. 1 yr. 233 Caminer and Mancuso Attend All-Virginia Band Honeycutt, Kenneth Joel . . . Kenny . . . D.E. 1 yr. Horan. David Lawerence . . . Larry . . . Hughes, Elizabeth Calvert . . . Beth . . . F.B.L.A. 1 yr.; V.O.T. 1 yr.; Ju- nior-Senior Prom Comm. 1 yr.; Freshman-Sophomore Prom Comm. 2 yrs.; Guidance Office Asst. 1 yr.; Student Forum Delegate 1 yr. Hutcheson. Deborah Louise . . . Debbie . . . F.H.A. 1 yr.; Bible Club 1 yr. Jenkins. Jenkins Earl . . . Jimmy . . . Jennings. Linda Diann . . . Linda . . . Bible Club 1 yr.; Kappa 2 yrs. Jenrette, Paulene . . . Paula . . . Tri-Hi-Y 1 yr.; F.H.A. 1 yr.; F.B.L.A. 1 yr. Johnson. Judith Ann . . . Judy . . . Pep Club 1 yr.; V.I.C.A. 2 yrs.; I.C.T. 2 yrs.; Awards in District. Regional, and State Hairstyling Contests. Johnson. Raymond Douglas . . . Ray . . . Y.M.A. 1 yr.; D.F. 3 yrs. Johnson, Susan Gail . . . Susan . . . Delta 1 yr.; Gymnastics 1 yr.; Junior- Senior Prom Comm. 1 yr.; Freshman-Sophomore Prom Comm. 2 yrs. Johnston, John Thomas . . . Johnny . . . Y.M.A. 1 yr.; Hmrm. Treas. 1 yr.; Eighth Grade Football. Co-Captain; Eighth Grade Basketball; J.V. Base- ball 1 yr.; J.V. Football 1 yr.; Varsity Baseball 1 yr.; Library Asst. 1 yr.; Junior-Senior Prom Comm.; Hmrm. Treas. 1 yr. Jones. Irma Ilean . . . Irma . . . F.B.L.A. 1 yr.; F.H.A. 2 yrs.; Tri-Hi-Y 1 yr.; Girls’ Chorus. Jones. Robert Joseph . . . Bobby . . . Science Club 2 yrs., Treas.; Nation- al Honor Society 2 yrs.; Quill and Scroll 1 yr.; All-Regional Band 2 yrs.; Workshop Band 1 yr.; Alt. Delegate Boys’ State; Service Award; Language Arts Student of the Year; Band 5 yrs. Junior-Senior Prom Comm.; Annual Staff 1 yr.. Senior Class Editor. Jorden, Lucy Ann . . . Ann . . . F.B.L.A. 1 yr.; F.M.L.A. 1 yr.; D.E. 2 yrs.; Gymnastics 1 yr.; D.E. Sec.; “Miss Cradock” Contest 1 yr.; Freshman- Sophomore Prom Comm.; Junior-Senior Prom Comm. Kohler, Mary Carolyn . . . Mary . . . Delta 2 yrs.; Pep Club 1 yr.; F.B.L.A. 1 yr.; V.O.T. ; F.B.L.A. President 1 yr.; Freshman-Sophomore Prom Comm. 2 yrs.; Junior-Senior Prom Comm. 1 yr. Kossler, John Philip . . . John . . . Y.M.A. 2 yrs.; Student Forum Delegate 1 yr., Alt. 1 yr.; Hmrm. Treas. 1 yr.; Y.M.A. Treas. 1 yr.; SCA Repre- sentative 1 yr.; Traffic Comm. 1 yr.; Fire Drill Comm. 1 yr.; J.V. Wres- tling 1 yr. Kretzer, Mary Louise . . . Mary Lou . . . Kappa 1 yr.; Eighth Grade Chorus; Girls’ Chorus 1 yr.; Mixed Chorus 3 yrs. Kumm, Gary Wayne . . . Gary . . . Art Club 2 yrs.; Eighth Grade Hmrm. Vice-President; Hmrm. Treas. 1 yr.; Freshman-Sophomore Prom Comm. 1 yr.; Junior- Senior Prom Comm. 1 yr.; Lead roles in “Annie Get Your Gun ; roles in “Music Man,” “Diary of Anne Frank,” “Eh,” “Dawn Will Come,” “The Great Big Doorstep”; Rememberance Comm. 1 yr.; Attendance Office Asst. 1 yr. Lawcaster, George Daniel . . . George . . . D.E. 2 yrs. Lawrence, Catherine Marie . . . Cathy . . . Beck Tri-Hi-Y 2 yrs.; Pep Club 2 yrs.. Chorus 3 yrs. Layden, Barbara Sue . . . Sue . . . Art Club 2 yrs.; Girls’ Track 2 yrs.; V.O.T. 1 yr. Lee, Judy Brenda . . . Judy . . . F.B.L.A. Lewis, Mark Allan . . . Mark . . . Y.M.A. 1 yr.; Traffic Comm. 2 yrs. Lewis, Terry Wayne . . . Terry . . . D.E. 3 yrs. Light, Donald Ray . . . Beau . . . Y.M.A. 2 yrs., Vice-President 2 yrs.; SCA Representative 2 yrs.; Senior Class President; Freshman Class Secretary; Pep Club 1 yr.; Service Award; Fire Drill Comm. 1 yr.; Traffic Comm. 1 yr.; Homecoming Comm. 2 yrs.. Chairman 1 yr.; Boys’ State; Delegate to SCA State and District Conference; Freshman-Sophomore Prom Comm. 2 yrs.; Junior-Senior Prom Comm. 1 yr.; J.V. Wrestling 1 yr.. Eighth Grade Wrestling. Linkous, Linda Phealu . . . Linda . . . F.B.L.A. 1 yr.; Kappa 2 yrs.. Chair man of Scrapbook Comm.; Junior-Senior Prom Comm. 1 yr.; COT 1 yr. Lowe, Regina Anfonucci . . . Regina . . . Admiralettes 2 yrs.; F.B.L.A. 1 yr., Trea. 1 yr.; Freshman-Sophomore Prom Comm. 2 yrs.; “Miss Cra- dock” Contest 1 yr.; Hmrm. Treas. 1 yr.; Student Forum Delegate 2 yrs.; Girls’ Ensemble 2 yrs.; Mixed Chorus 1 yr.. Librarian 1 yr.; Eighth Grade Chorus, Treas. McCormick, Richard Dennis . . . Rick . . . Eighth Grade Football; J.V. Football 1 yr.; Y.M.A. 4 yrs.; Pep Club 2 yrs., President 1 yr.; Admiral: J.V. Track 1 yr.; V.I.C.A. 1 yr.; I.C.T. McCreary, Roy Clyde . . . Roy . . . D.E. 2 yrs. McCutcheon, Ronald Keith . . . Ronny . . . Science Club 1 yr.; Y.M.A. 1 yr.; V.I.C.A. 1 yr.; Wrestling 1 yr.; “Diary of Anne Frank. “Antigone,” and “Annie Get Your Gun.” McFarland, Donald Eugene . . . Donald . . . McNemar, Donna Louise . . . Donna . . . Art Club 1 yr. Madeira, Karen Sue . . . Karen . . . Kappa 1 yr.; Admiralettes 1 yr.; F.B. L.A. 1 yr.; V.O.T. 1 yr.; Junior-Senior Prom Comm. 1 yr.; Homecoming Comm. 2 yrs. Mancuso, David Jon . . . David . . . Science and Math Club 3 yrs.; De- bate Team 1 yr.; National Honor Society 2 yrs.; National Thespian So- ciety; All-Regional Band; All-Virginia Band; “Best Supporting Actor”: “Our Town,” Festival Play; Track 3 yrs. Mason, Elizabeth Diane . . . Diane . . . Gymnastics 2 yrs.; Office Asst. 1 yr. Mayberry, Barbara Sue . . . Barbara . . . Michael, Gary Mitchell . . . Gary . . . Miller, Martha Faye . . . Marty . . . V.O.T. 1 yr. Moore, E’ Spranza La’ Finnica . . . Spring . . . Tri-Hi-Y 1 yr., F.H.A. 1 yr.; Jr. Chorus; F.B. L.A. 1 yr. Moore, William Robert . . . Bill . . . F.T.A. 5 yrs.; Science Club 1 yr.; Hmrm. President 1 yr.; All-Regional Band 1 yr.; Band 5 yrs.. Uniform Room 3 yrs,, Librarian 2 yrs.; Library Asst. 1 yr.; Orchestra Band “Bye, Bye, Birdie”: Stage Crew of “Music Man”; Photographer: Shipmate; School’s Dance Band (Neptunes). Morefield, Lora Ann . . . Lora ... D.E. 1 yr. Morroni, Sharon Speights . . . Sharon . . . Band 4 yrs.; Majorette 2 yrs. Mosberger, Cheri Dianne . . . Cheri . . . D.E. 1 yr. Murray, Joseph Ray . . . Joe . . . Eastern Regional Workshop Chorus 5 yrs.; Mixed Chorus 3 yrs.; Boys’ Chorus 1 yr.; Eighth Grade Chorus. Newsome, Kathy Susan . . . Kathy . . . Art Club 1 yr.; Delta 3 yrs.. Presi- dent 1 yr.; Pep Club 1 yr.; Freshman-Sophomore Prom Comm. 1 yr.; Junior-Senior Prom Comm. 1 yr.; Flag Bearer 1 yr.; “Miss Cradock” Contest 2 yrs.; Student Forum Delegate 1 yr. Nix, Bryant Gartrell . . . Bryant . . . Y.M.A. 2 yrs.; Pep Club 2 yrs.; Traffic Comm. 1 yr.; Band 3 yrs.; Junior-Senior Prom Comm. 1 yr.; Alt. Student Forum Delegate 1 yr. Parker, Diane Ixmise . . . Diane . . . Delta 1 yr.; F.M.L.A. 2 yrs.; “Miss Cradock” Contest 1 yr.; Homecoming Court 1 yr.; Freshman-Sophomore Prom Comm. 2 yrs.; Junior- Senior Prom Comm. 1 yr.; Decorations for “Miss Cradock” Contest 1 yr.; Alt. Student Forum Delegate 1 yr.; Hmrm. Treas. 1 yr. Parker, Michael Lee . . . Parker . . . D.E. 2 yrs. Best Dressed Charles Stephens Lacy Ransone Patterson, Dreama Ann . . . Dreama . . . V.I.C.A.; Eighth Grade Chorus; Girls’ Chorus 2 yrs.; Mixed Chorus 1 yr.; Workshop Chorus 1 yr.; Gym- nastics 1 yr. Perdue, Linda Ann . . . Linda . . . Delta 2 yrs.; Pep Club; F.B. L.A. 1 yr.; V.O.T. 1 yr.; Office Asst. 3 yrs.; Homecoming Comm. 1 yr.; Hmrm. Treas. 2 yrs.; “Miss Cradock” Contest 1 yr.; Eighth Grade Cheerleaders, Co-Captain; J.V. Cheerleader 2 yrs.; Varsity Cheerleader 2 yrs.; Fresh- man-Sophomore Prom Comm. 2 yrs.; Junior-Senior Prom Comm. 1 yr. Perkins, Carl Ray . . . Carl . . . Bible Club 3 yrs. Poe, Dennie Keith . . . Dennie . . . Science Club 1 yr.; F.T.A. 2 yrs.; Lan- guage Arts Club 1 yr.; Quill and Scroll 1 yr.; National Thespian Society 2 yrs.; All-Regional Chorus 2 yrs.; Workshop Chorus 3 yrs.; Madrigal 3 yrs.. Business Manager 1 yr.; All-City Chorus 1 yr.; National Quill and Scroll Society 1 yr.; Junior-Senior Prom Comm. 1 yr.; Chorus 5 yrs.; Homecoming Comm. 1 yr., Co-Chairman of Halftime; “Bye, Bye, Birdie,” “Music Man,” “Our Town,” “Annie Get Your Gun”; Stage Manager Festival Play “Jean d’ Arc”; Traffic Comm. 1 yr.; Annual Staff 1 yr.. Sports Editor. Poland, Harry Joseph . . . Harry . . . D.E. 3 yrs. Powell, William Ray . . . Bill . . . D.E. 3 yrs. Ibice, Thomas Eric . . . Ricky . . . Eighth Grade Chorus, Librarian, 1 yr.; Mixed Chorus 3 yrs. Business Manager 1 yr.; Madrigal 3 yrs.. Science Club 1 yr.. Future Medical Leaders of America 1 yr.; OuiH and Scroll 1 yr.; Thespian Society 4 yrs.; Best Actor Award, 3 yrs.; “Most Talent- ed”: Workshop Chorus 3 yrs.; Regional Chorus 2 yrs.; All-Virginia 1 yr.; All-City Chorus, 1 yr,; Senior Literary Award.; roles in “Bye, Bye, Bir- die,” “Music Man,” “Antigone,” “Annie Get Your Gun”; Major roles in “Anne Frank,” Curtain Call, “Dawn Will Come,” “Our Town,” “Jeanne D’Arc,” “Fantasy on an Empty Stage”: Production work on “Too Soon For Daisies,” “Eh!”; Homecoming Committee 1 yr.; lx g Staff 1 yr.; Ex- change Editor. Printz, Judith Lynn . . . Judy . . . Kappa 4 yrs.; Scrapbook Chairman 1 yr. Vice-president 1 yr.; Quill and Scroll 2 yrs.; Pep Club 1 yr.; Language Arts Club 1 yr.; National Honor Society 2 yrs.. Secretary 1 yr.; Thespian Society 1 yr.; Editor of The Ix g 1 yr.. Assistant Editor 1 yr.; Delegate to SIPA convention 1 yr.; Major role in “Our Town”; Junior-Senior Prom Committee 1 yr.; School Spirit Committee 2 yrs.: Freshman-Sophomore Prom Committee 1 yr.; Senior Homeroom Treasurer; Senior Alternate Delegate; Homecoming Committee 1 yr. 235 Pritchard, Julie Teresa . . . Julie . . . Letters for Majorette and Cheering, “Miss Cradock” Contest 2 yrs.; “Best Looking”; Junior Track Carnival Representative; Majorette 2 yrs.; Cheerleader 1 yr.; Freshman- Sophomore Prom Committee; Junior-Senior Prom Committee; Student Forum Delegate 1 yr.; Eighth Grade Chorus. Ragan, Stephen Darrell . . . Steve . . . Monogram Club 1 yr.; Eighth Grade Football 1 yr.; J.V. Football 2 yrs.; J.V. Wrestling 1 yr.; Letter in J.V. Football. Ransone, Lacy Armistead . . . Lacy . . . Delta 1 yr.; “Best Dressed”; Fresh- man-Sophomore Prom Committee; Junior-Senior Prom Committee; Homecoming Committee; Guidance Assistant 3 yrs.; School Spirit Com- mittee. Reaves, Jimmy Douglas . . . Jimmy . . . Golf Team 2yrs.; D.E. 1 yr. Reynolds, Bonnie Louise . . . Bonnie . . . Eighth Grade Chorus; Girls’ Chorus 1 yr.; Girls’ Ensemble 2 yrs.; Mixed Chorus 1 yr.; Treasurer 1 yr. Risi, Richard Bernard . . . Richard . . . J.V. Eootball 1 yr.; Varsity Foot- ball 3 yrs.; Monogram Club 3 yrs.; Eighth Grade Wrestling; J.V. Wres- tling 1 yr.; Varsity Wrestling 3 yrs.; Track 2 yrs.; Indoor Track 2 yrs. Rogerson, Patricia Diane . . . Pat . . . National Honor Society 2 yrs.; E.B. L. A. 1 yr.; Delta 2 yrs.; Pep Club 1 yr.; V.O.T. 1 yr., Chairman 1 yr.; Busi- ness Education Student of the Year 1968; Freshman-Sophomore Prom Committee 2 yrs.; Junior-Senior Prom Committee 1 yr.; Homecoming Committee 3 yrs. Rosehrough, lUchard Allen . . . Rick . . . Y.M.A. 1 yr.; Pep Club 1 yr.; Eighth Grade Representative to the Student Council; Boys’ Physical Ed- ucation Student of 1968; Junior-Senior Prom Committee; J.V. Football 1 yr.; J.V. Wrestling 1 yr.; J.V. Track 1 yr.; Varsity Football 2 yrs.; Var- sity Tennis 2 yrs.; Traffic Committee 1 yr. Rudy, Michael Bruce . . . Mike . . . D.E. Club 2 yrs.; Letter and star in Track; Indoor Track 1 yr.; Spring Track 1 yr. Ruiz, Robert . . . Bobby . . . Bible Club 1 yr.; Baseball Manager; Traffic Committee. Saunders, Arthur Sylvester . . . Moochie . . . Track 2 yrs.; J.V. Football 1 yr.; J.V. Basketball 1 yr.; Varsity Football 1 yr. Seed, Robert Edward, Jr. . . . Bobby . . . Y.M.A. 3 yrs.; Golf 4 yrs.; Fire Drill Committee 1 yr. Selger, Marcia Elaine . . . Marcie . . . Delta 2 yrs.; Language Arts Club 1 yr.; Workshop Chorus 2 yrs.; Regional Chorus 2 yrs.; All-Virginia Chorus 1 yr. ; National Honor Society 2 yrs., T reasurer 1 yr. ; Student Forum Delegate 2 yrs.; Eighth Grade Chorus Girls’ Chorus; Girls’ Ensemble 2 yrs.. Secretary-treasurer 1 yr.; Mixed Chorus 1 yr.; Recording Secre- tary; J.V. Cheerleader; Varsity Cheerleader; “Music Man”; Freshman- Sophomore Prom Committee 2 yrs.; Junior-Senior Prom Committee; Homecoming Committee 1 yr. Shannon, John Monroe . . . John . . . D.E. 1 yr. Simmons, John Thomas . . . Tommy . . . D.E. 3 yrs. Singleton, Penny Barnes . . . Penny . . . Delta 2 yrs.; Pep Club 1 yr. Stu- dent Forum Delegate 1 yr.; Guidance Asst. 2 yrs.; Eighth Grade Chorus; Junior-Senior Prom Comm. Smith, Andrea Marie . . . Andi . . . F.B.L.A. 1 yr.; V.O.T. 1 yr.; Junior- Senior Prom Comm. Class Song Composed by Smith, Carlton Ray . . . Carl . . . Track Team 1 yr.; Wrestling 2 yrs.; Alt Student Eorum Delegate 1 yr.; Junior-Senior Prom Comm. Smith, Gloria Jean . . . Gloria . . . Smith, Mary Jo . . . Mary Jo . . . Delta 1 yr.; Band 2 yrs. Smith, Phillip Norman . . . Phil . . . Y.M.A. 1 yr.; Monogram Club 1 yr.|j Boys’ State; National Honor Society 2 yrs.; Representative to Portsmoutlji Safety Banquet; Eighth Grade Football; Eighth Grade Wrestling; J.Vjl Eootball 2 yrs.; J.V. Wrestling 2 yrs.; Ninth and Tenth Grade Class Treaii surer; Junior Class T reasurer; Vice-President of SC A; Alt. Studen! Forum Delegate 1 yr.; Prom Comm. 2 yrs.; Varsity Football 1 yr.; Var sity Wrestling 2 yrs.; SCA Treasurer; SCA District Meetings 1 yr. | Smith, William Fred . . . Bill . . . Y.M.A., Trea. 1 yr.; Monogram Clubl 1 yr.; National Honor Society 1 yr.; “Best Citizen” Award Junior Class |i Boys’ State 1 yr.; National Conference on Citizenship; Outstanding Teen I ager of America; Eighth Grade Wrestling; Eighth Grade Football; J.V)l Football 2 yrs.; J.V. Wrestling 3 yrs.; Varsity Football 1 yr.; Varsity Wresll tling 2 yrs.; Vice-President of Sophomore Class; President of Junio| Class; President of Student Forum Delegate 1 yr.; President of SCA 1. yr.; Foreign Student Exchange in Richmond; SCA District Meetings !i yr.; Representative to Portsmouth Safety Council; Representative tc SCA 1 yr.; Representative to Portsmouth PTA Council 1 yr. Smith, William Rockne . . . Rocky . . . Eighth Grade Basketball; Eighth Grade Football; J.V. Football 2 yrs.; Traffic Comm. 1 yr.; Eighth Gradt Chorus; Boys’ Chorus 1 yr.; D.E. 1 yr.; I.C.T. 1 yr. Snipes, Ronald Leigh . . . Ronnie . . . Pep Club 2 yrs.; Industrial Art;i Club 1 yr.; Y.M.A. 3 yrs.; Student Forum Delegate 1 yr.; Hmrm. Treasi 1 yr.; Hmrm. Pres. 1 yr.; Wrestling 2 yrs.; Homecoming Comm. 3 yrs. Traffic Comm. 2 yrs.; Fire Drill Comm. 2 yrs.; School Spirit Comm ' 1 yr.; Freshman-Sophomore Prom Comm. 2 yrs.; Junior- Senior Prorri Comm. 1 yr.; Buildings and Grounds Comm. 1 yr. Speights, Ramona .Anne . . . Mona . . . Bible Club; Workshop Band 1 yr. Band 4 yrs.; Our Town.” Spence, Thomas Eugene . . . Tommy . . . Traffic Comm. 1 yr.; Fire Drib ' Comm. 1 yr.; Student Forum Delegate 1 yr. Steele, Patricia Faye . . . Pat . . . V.I.C.A. 1 yr. Stephens, Charles Lloyd . . . Charles . . . D.E. 3 yrs.; D.E. President: “Best Dressed.” Stevenson, William Morton . . . Bucky . . . Stone, John Harton . . . John . . . Workshop Chorus 3 yrs.; All-Regionai Chorus 2 yrs.; Hmrm. President 1 yr.; Eighth Grade Chorus; Boys| Chorus 1 yr.; Mixed Chorus 3 yrs.; Madrigal 2 yrs.; The Music Man.” Stovall, James Daniel Jr. . . . Jay . . . Traffic Comm. 1 yr. Strickland, Joanna Lynn . . . Joanna . . . Junior-Senior Prom Comm.; Art Club 2 yrs.. Social Chairman 1 yr.; F.B.L.A. 1 yr.; Freshman-Sophomore Prom Comm.; Attendance Office Asst. 2 yrs. Swain, Brenda Gayle . . . Brenda . . . Science Club 5 yrs.; Treas. 2 yrs.. Sec. 1 yr.; Inter-Club Council President 1 yr.; Delta 2 yrs.; Bible Club 1 yr.; F.T.A. 3 yrs.; Pep Club 2 yrs.; Scholastic Team 2 terms; Delegate to Virginia Junior Science, Humanities, and Engineering Symposium; 236 Margaret Hayes, Ricky Price Delegate to National Bellamy Award; Va. Girls’ State; SCA Sec.; Ser- vice Award; National Honor Society 2 yrs.; Eighth Grade Chorus; Girls’ Ensemble 2 yrs.. President 1 yr.; All-City Chorus 1 yr.; Workshop Chorus 1 yr.; Eighth Grade Cheerleader; J.V. Cheerleader 1 yr.; Delegate to District SCA Convention; Delegate to State SCA Convention; Varsity Cheerleader 1 yr.; Freshman-Sophomore Prom Comm. 2 yrs.; Junior- Senior Prom. Comm., Co-Chairman of Bids; Homecoming Comm. 3 yrs. Swain, Valerie Bonita . . . Val . . . Gymnastics 1 yr.; Debate Team 1 yr.; F.B.L.A. I yr.; “Annie Get Your Gun,” “Our Town”; Office Asst. 2 yrs. Szwydek, Stanley William . . . Stan . . . Monogram Club 1 yr.; Varsity Football 3 yrs.; J.V. Football 1 yr.; Varsity Baseball 2 yrs.; J.V. Baseball 1 yr.; Wrestling lyr.; Eighth Grade Wrestling. Tate, John Carlton . . . John . . . Y.M.A. 4 yrs.; Pep Club 1 yr.; Traffic Comm. 2 yrs.;Fire Drill Comm. 2 yrs.; Wrestling 1 yr. Taylor, Jimmy Wayne . . . Jimmy . . . Pep Club 1 yr.; Traffic Comm.; Band 3 yrs.; Junior-Senior Prom Comm.; Homecoming Comm. Taylor, Sandra Ann . . . Sandra . . . Bible Club 2 yrs.; Kappa 1 yr.; Delta 1 yr.; F.B.L.A. 1 yr.; V.O.T. 1 yr. Tennessee, Clinton Malcolm . . . Clinton . . . Thorpe, Ann Marie . . . Ann . . . F.H.A. 3 yrs.; Kappa 2 yrs.; Pep Club 3 yrs.; Dramatics 1 yr.; Gymnastics 1 yr.; Cheerleader 3 yrs.; Majorette 1 yr.; Junior-Senior Prom Comm. 1 yr.; Basketball Team 2 yrs.; Home- coming Court 3 yrs. Thrift, Linda Louise . . . Linda . . . Delta 1 yr.; Bible’Club 1 yr.; D.E.; Mixed Chorus 3 yrs.; Student Forum Delegate 1 yr.; Freshman- Sophomore Prom Comm. 1 yr.; Junior-Senior Prom Comm. 1 yr. Turner, Marian Eloise . . . Marian . . . F.B.L.A. 1 yr. Umherger, David Lee . . David . . . Lettermen Club, Sgt.-at-Arms 1 yr.; Service Award; J.V. Football 1 yr.; Varsity Football 3 yrs.; Band 5 yrs. Veazie, Mara Sue . . . Mara . . . Gymnastics 3 yrs.; Pep Club 2 yrs.; Delta 2 yrs.; Attendance Office Asst. 1 yr.; Art Asst. 1 yr.; F.B.L.A. 1 yr.. Re- porter 1 yr.; Art Club 1 yr.; Bible Club 1 yr.; Hmrm. Treas. 2 yrs.; Hmrm. Vice-Pres. 1 yr.; Freshman-Sophomore Prom Comm. 2 yrs.; Junior-Se- nior Prom Comm. 1 yr. Walker, Alston . . . Tony . . . Varsity Basketball Manager; Workshop Chorus. Walker, Velma LaVeme . . . Velma . . . Band 3 yrs.; French Club 1 yr.; Debate Team 1 yr.; Art Club 1 yr. Walker, Chester Allan . . . Chester . . . Waters, Darrell l,ee . . . Darrell . . . Y.M.A. 1 yr.; Pep Club 1 yr.; D.E. 1 yr.; V.I.C.A. 1 yr.; Traffic Comm. 1 yr. Weiss, Sidney Allen . . . Sidney . . . National Honor Society 1 yr. Wheeler, Benjamin Edgar . . . Bennie . . . D.E. 2 yrs. White, Brenda Darlene . . . Darlene . . . Kappa 2 yrs.; Gymnastics 1 yr.; D.E. 1 yr.; Band 1 yr. Wiederwax, Steve Thomas . . . Steve . . . Pep Club 1 yr.; Science 1 yr. Williams, Rebecca Eloise . . . Becky . . . Delta 1 yr.; V.I.C.A. 1 yr.; Par- liamentarian 1 yr.; Junior-Senior Prom Comm.; Secretary Hmrm. 1 yr. Willoughby, Clifton Linwood . . . Cliff . . . Monogram Club 1 yr.; Pep Club 1 yr.; Hmrm. President 2 yrs.; Treas. of Monogram Club; Eighth Grade Football Co-Captain; Eighth Grade Basketball, Co-captain; J .V. Football; J.V. Basketball; J.V. Baseball; Varsity Baseball 2 yrs.; Traffic Comm. 1 yr., Co-Chairman; Fire Drill Comm. 2 yrs.; Homecoming Comm. 1 yr.; Transportation Comm., Co-Chairman; Junior-Senior Prom Comm.; School Spirit Comm. 1 yr.; Boys’ Chorus; Hmrm. Treas. 1 yr. Most Talented Margaret Hayes, Ricky Price 237 Winn, Kenneth Eaton . . . Kenny . . . Y.M.A. 1 yr.. Sec.; Pep Club 2 yrs.; Treas. 1 yr.; Traffic Comm. W ' oodard, Lyn Pendleton . . . Pen . . . D.E. 1 yr.; Y.M.A. 2 yrs.; Freshman-Sophomore Prom Comm. 2 yrs.; Junior-Senior Prom Comm. 1 yr. W ' orlledge, Suebeth Curtis . . . Sue . . . V.I.C.A. 2 yrs., Vice-President 1 yr.; Guidance Office Asst. 1 yr. W ' right, Frances Lee . . . Frances . . . Art Club 1 yr.; Delta 3 yrs.. Chap. 1 yr.; Pep Club 1 yr.; Banner Carrier 1 yr.; Flag Bearer 1 yr.; Art Asst. 2 yrs.; Student Forum Delegate 2 yrs.; Hmrm. Treas. 3 yrs.; Freshman- Sophomore Prom Comm. 2 yrs.; Junior-Senior Prom Comm. 1 yr.; Re- memberance Comm. 1 yr.; Senior Float Comm.; C.O.T. 1 yr. Wright, JoAnne . . . JoAnne . . . Art Club 4 yrs., Vice-President 1 yr.. President 2 yrs.; Log Staff; Junior-Senior Prom Comm.; Homecoming Comm. Wright, Mary Faye . . . Mary . . . Future Nurses’ Club 1 yr.; Pep Club 1 yr., Vice-President; Office Asst. 1 yr.; Girls’ Chorus 1 yr.; Mixed Chorus 1 yr. Yates, Robert James . . . Bob . . . National Honor Society 2 yrs.; SC A Representative 1 yr.; Stage Manager for “Annie Get Your Gun”; First place in Magazine Drive. Zimmeimann, Rella May . . . Rella . . . D.E. 1 yr.; Eighth Grade Chorus 1 yr.; Girls’ Chorus 1 yr. INDEX Abraham. Gary 48 Adams. Harvey 80 Adams. James 80 Adams. Sharon 80.128 Adams, Terry 80 Agricola. t die 48,117,120,121,133.135.140.148.149, 216,217 Ala. Richard 48,128 Alford. Janice 100 Allen. Andrea 100 Allison. Perry 90 Allison. Vicky 90.122,123,143,146 Allmond. William 64.100,103,185 Ames. Glenn 42.230 Anderson, Chuck 100 Anderson. Roberl 100 Andrews, Dwight 90 Andrews. Rosalie 48,140,148 Antonucci, Ronnie 45,80 Anton. John 90 Apel, Alice 80,193 Arban. Steve 48,53,136,137 Arias, Deborah 100 Arnder. Jerry 80 Ashe, Patricia 100 Askew, Frank 100 Aston. Barbara 129 Atkinson. Johnnie 48,117,118,121,132.136.137,145,193. 216.217 Atkinson. Myra 100 Atwater. Mary 90 Ausby, Charlotta 49 Aylesworth. Vicky 45.80 Babb. Charles 90 Babb. Harold 45.49.53.135 Babb. Nancy 44,124,146,199 Baggett. Mike 49,140 Bailey, Barbara 90.92,95,114,124,193,199 Bailey, Mary Jane 100,126,143,146 Bailey. Michelle 119 Bailey. Mike 100 Bailey, Susan 80,96.172,173.193,202 Wittiest Anna Etheridge, Richard Risi 238 Anna Etheridge Serves as Class Historian Baines, Mary 80,120.139 Baker, Danny 90 Baker, Furman 90 Baker, Keith 90 Baker, Robert 90 Bales, JoAnn 100,106.131,143,146 Balsor, Susan 100,120,143,146 Ballard, Acey 90,92,98,130,161,195 Ballard, Don 49,53,130,151,154,155,158,159,183,2 ' Barber, Lynne 50 Barbour, Debbie 90,127 Barbour, Steve 80 Bardo. James 100 Barkley, Linda 45,50,63,114,172,173,193,244 Barrett, Kay 80.126 Barrow, Arnold 100 Bass, Elwood 80 Bastinelli, Peter 100,137 Bates, Thomas 80,151 Battle, Debra 90 Beachman, Tommy 90 Bean, William 80 Beaver, Randy 100 Beaver, Toby 80,129 Bedsole, Kenny 50.128 Bell, Linda 100 Belton, Johnny 100 Bennett, Judy 80,117,121,122,123.131,140,141,149 Bernard, George 50,134,135,146 Best, lary 50 Bethea, Willie 90 Bickley, John 80,134 Biernot, Kathy 80,121,126,140,148 Biernot, Terry 100,122,123 Bishop, Oneida 50 Bivens, Barbara 90,127 Black, Margaret 126,129,139.202,203 Blake, John 90 Blanchard, Deana 100 Bolduc, Timmy 90,135 Boles, Terry 100 Bond, David 90,120,139 Boone, Arnold 90 Boone, George 100 Boone, Joe 51 Boone, June 51,127 Borum, Rachel 100,103,106,115,174 Boothe, Don 51,151,152,158 Boothe, John 90 Bouchard, Paul 100 Bowens, Curtis 100,176,178,179 Bowers, Dennis 44.51,134 Bowers, Lee Ann 90,124 Bowers, Wanda 100 Boyer, David 100,137,180 Boyer, Debra 90,136 Boyette, Deborah 100 Boykins, Crystal 90 Bozeman, Paula 51,134 Bracy, Joseph 90,176,178,179 Bradley, Bonita 51,216 Bradley, Carolyn 100 Bradley, David 100,133 Bradley, Robert 100 Brandon, Sandy 101 Brandt, Barbara 51,123,137 Branham, Billy 44,51,114,130.147,151,168,169,177,: Branham, Gayle 80 Branscome, Sandy 50,51,143.146,202 Bray, Thomas 52 Brewer, Toni 45,101 Brickhouse, Karei 101 Brickley, James 101 Bridgeman, Ronnie 90 Bridgers, Richard 80,128 Briggs, Debra 90,127 Briggs, Herbert 101 Brinkley, Carolyn 101 Brinkley, Robert 80 Brinson, Brindy 90 Brinson, Pat 45.50,52,240 Britt, Bernie 80 Britton, William 101 Britts, Alice 90 Broadnax, Earline 45,90 Broce, Donnie 90 Broce, Vicki 137 Brown, Betty 80,120.137,140,141,148,149 Brown, David 91,96,136,137,143,146 Brown, Delores 126,143,146 Brown, Denise 101 Brown, Gene 101 Brown, Linda 52 Brown, Mac 166,185 Brown, Marion 91,185 Brown, Marvin 101 Brown, Michael 101,166 Brown, Paula 52 Brown, Ruby 101 Brown. Steve 91,135,171 Browne. Nadine 49,52,53,172,173,193,214,241 Bryant. Pam 101,106,109,115,126 Bryant, Sylvester ,31 Buchanan. Charlie 101 Buchanan, Janice 101 Buchanan, John 91 Bunch, Grady 81,117,121,143,144,145,146 Bunting, Bruce 91,176,177,180 Burcher, Kay 45.50.52,64, 117.132, 1.36, 137, 144, 199,2 17 Burchett, Vickie 91 Burke, Jimmy 129 Burnley, Eileen 52 Burton, Leigh 81,137 Burton, Sherry 53,143.146 Butler, Barbara 141,149 Butler, Betty 53,117,140,148,217 Butler, David 91 Butler, Elizabeth 81 Butler, Mike 91 Butt, Earl 53.134 Byrd, Sherlyn 53 Byrd, Sherman 101,176,177.178 Cahoon, Charles 101 Callahan, Dennis 53.128 Callahan. Janet 101 Callahan, Mary Lee 53,129,217 Caminer. Steve 53,66,116.117,120,132,139,216,217,221, 231 Caminer. Tommy 101,120 Campeble, Parrish 101 Canady, Susan 101 Cansler. Richard 91 Canterbury, Teresa 101 Carey, Solomon 91,137 Carey, Wendolin 101 Carnegie. Earl 102,177 Carp, Robert 101 Carpenter, Norma 91 Carpenter. Russell 81,117,138 Carr, Robert 81 Carroll. Romayne 49,54, 145,173, 193, 194, 195,2 14,2 16,234 Carter, Charlotte 101,122,123,143,146 Carter, Liz 54,117,121,122.123,133,140,141,149,216, 217 Carter, Penny 91 Carter, Yvonne 91 Cashwell. Mike 81 Cason. Gwen 54,137 Ca,ssidy, Sandra 147,151 Cawthorne, Grady 44,54,176,178,216 Chappell, Margaret 91 Charity. Lynette 91 Charles, Deborah 101,122,123 Cherry, Napoleon 101 Cherry, Wayne 102 Chinn, Earl 54,130,151.155,157,158,160.161,164,182, 183,240 Christian, Patty 102 Claik, Berlynda 102 Clark, Enoch 176,178 Clark, Robert 54,134 Clark. Steve 54,66,117,132,139,216.217 Clemento, Richard 81 Clements, Hubert 55 Cobb, Cheryl 55,60,77,114,116,117,122,123,133,216, 217,231 Cockrell, Charles 102 Coggins, Brenda 91 239 Most Athletic Pat Brinson, Earl Chinn Colebank, Susan 81.131.138.139 Coleman, Betty 91.124.125 Coley. Michael 55.135 Collins. Charles 55 Collins. Debbie 55.127.233 Collins. Tommy 45 Combs. Donald 91 Compton. Ken 81 Connon. Patricia 102 Constantino. Toni 55.123.127 Cook. Claudia 91.124.143.146.147.151 Cook. Vicki 45.55 Cooper. Hill 91 Cooper. Linda 56 Cooper. Marshall 102 Cooper. Rose 91 Cooper. Teresa 81 Cooper. Terry 102 Copeland. Milton 102 Copeland. Tyrone 102 Copeland. William 102 Cordell. Gloria 91 Corder. James 102 Corder. Kenneth 102 Corder. Nancy 45,81 Corprew. Cathy 44,92 Corprew. Connie 102 Cowart. Doug 92 Cowart. Steve 102 Cox. Milton 102 Cox. Pat 102.126,143.146 Creekmore. Lorenzo 92 Crocker. Donna 102 Croom. Deborah 81 Cross. Jennie 56.128 Cross. Thurman 81,161 Crutchfield. Glenn 102 Cummings. Glenda 81,127 Cummings. Katherine 56,129,193 Cummings. Regina 92 Cuneen. Barbara 56,128.129 Curtis. Kathy 81,134 Curtis. Ronnie 185 Curtis. Suebeth 56,129 Cuthrell. Ronnie 102 Dail. Carol 81 Dail. Ricky 102 Daniel. Addison 81.115.1 17,180,181,200,206 Daughtry. Maurice 92 Davenport. Glenn 92 Davis, Charles 102 Davis. Connie 102 Davis. Darlene 81 Davis. Delores 56 Davis. Donald 92 Davis. Horace 92 Davis. Kenny 92 Davis. Linda 81 Davis. Louise 102 Davis. Roderick 92.176.178 Davis. Roger 177 Davis, Thaddeus 81 Davis, Vera 56,177.217 Davis, Yvonne 57.127,128 Day. Douglas 81 Dayton, Joyce 81 Deal. Billy 91,92.99,151,166,183.184 Deal. Donna 57,123 Deans, Donna 57.129 DeArmond. Alice 102,131 Deaton. Joan 57,127 DeHart. Clayton 81,129.194 Delepine, Cecilia 92 Deluca. Carol 102 Demerest, Dennis 81 Dempsey, Mike 57,131 Dew. Beth 81,122,123 Dew. Billy 102 DeWald. Sally 81 Diddle. David 92 DiPietro, Connie 81,82, 126. 139, 143, 145. 146, 194, 195.2 DiPietro, Joe 92,120,180 Ditter. Becky 81,117,121,123.131,142 Dixon, Joy 57,127 Dodd. Diane 57,1 17.1,37,144,172.173,21 1.215,216, 217,219 Dolak. Denise 81 Doleman, Kathy 81 Dooley. Ralph 128 Doughtie, Phyllis 58.117,1,34,217.220 Dowdy, Brenda 92.136 Drew, Jackie 102 Drummond. Leon 92 Dumire. Pat 45.82,117,121,122,123.131.140,141,1 Dunkum, Raymond 58 Dunlow. Carl 176.178 Dunlow, Willie 83,130.151.152.157,158,159,183 Earls, Dianne 82 Earnhardt, Diane 82,129 Earnhardt. Wayne 58.82.129 Ekidy. Sharon 45,82 Edelstein, Harry 58,129,176,178 Edwards, Carlton 102 Edwards. Teresa 92 Ellington. Andrea 45.82.121,140,148 Elliot, Inez 92 Ellis, Jeannie 82 Ellis, William 92 Epps, Beatrice 102 Epps, Henry 102 Ervin. Glenda 82,137.139 Etheridge, Anna Ruth 58,1 17.118.121,142.143.193,217,2.38 Etheridge, Frances 10.3 Evans, Rose .58,128 Fairbanks, Steve 103 Faircloth, Denice 92 Farmer, Brenda 102 Farmer, Sandra 92 Farrell, Eddie 82 Farrell. Terry 103 Faucett, Allie 82 240 Faulkner, Charles Faulkner. Janet Felton, Sandra Fields, Arnold Figgs, Dimples Fitton, David Flogaus, Gail Flowers, Lewis Fogleman. Brenda Fogleman, Leroy Forbes. Larry Forbes, Phillip Ford, Lillian Ford, Paul Ford, Terry Fowler, Bruce Fox, Sylvia Foxworth, Anne Fraley. France Fraley, Phillip Frazier, Bobby Freeman, Ernest Freeman, Sandra Frye, Donald Fuller, Cheryl Furlough, Mike Gainey, Linda Galbraith. John Galford, Steve Gall, Elizabeth Gallip, Winifred Galuska, Suzanne Garner, Donald Garner, John Garrett, Steve Garrett, William Garris, George Gary, Jobynia Gattling, Robert Geddie, Al Geddie, Ed Gent, Larry Gibson, Frank Gilbert, Homer Gingras, Cecilia Gingras, Karen Glover, Larry Goff, Bill Golden, John Gomer, Robyn Gooch, Marie Gildrich, Michael Goodwin, Tyler Gould, Gary Gourdine, Ann Gowdy, Cathy Gower, Connie Gower. Pat Gray, James Green, Coleen Green, Dwight Green, Linda Green, Ricky Green, Robert Green, Theodore Griffey, David Griffey, Ray Griffin. Charles Griffin. David Grigas, Susan Grimsiey, Janice Gunnell, Joyce Gustafson, Margo Gwaltney, Donald Hager, Martin Haire, John Hale, Johnny Hall, Debra Hall, James Hall, Wayne Hamilton, Carol Hamilton, Cindy Hampton, Paul ell Presents Last Will and Testament 103 Hand, Deloris 93 82 Hardie, Sandra 83,115 58.128 Hargrove, Lynette 45,83,117,122,123 103,151,152 Harmon. Terry 61,134 103 Harrell, Bill 49.61, 121, 130, 135, 144, 160, 161, 162. 165. 45,92 180,181,193,215,216 103 Harrell, Preston 44,61,140 50.59,116.134,143,146,161 Harris. Deborah 104 93 Harris, Geraldine 45 82,151,153.163,164 Harris. James 93 143,146,147,151,180 Harris, Jeanne 45,126.143.146 93 Harris, Jessie 45 93,131.143,146 Harris, Sam 44,50.61.69,116,117,135.143,193,217 82,117,120,178,210 Harris. Sherri 143,146 103 Harris. Ulyssess 83.168,183 82 Harrison. Richard 61 103 Hartman, David 93 103 Hartman, Judy 104 103 Hassell. Debbie 45,104 103 Hassell. Mike 176,178 59,135,138,139 Hathcock, Karen 83 82,129,216 Hawkins, Harace 83,176.177,178 59 Hawkins, Lynn 93.124,125,129,143.146 59 Hay, Debbie 93 45,53,59,132,138.139,193 Hayden, Buddy 104 59,135 Hayes, Margaret 62,114,116,117,132,136,137,175,194,195, 93 202,203,216,217,237 82 Hayslett, Steve 104 82,86,130,135,143,146,161,180.181,201 Haywood, Leonard 93 59 Headrick, Mike 83 82 Heath. Dennis 83,180.181 60,127 Henderson, Mona 83,128 60,134 Herring, Barbara 104 103 Herring, Joe 93,166 60,136,137 Hervey, Alice 104.106.109,124 103 Hervey, Debbie 45,83 103 Hewlett, Elwood 104 103 Hicks. Judy 126,127 103 Higgs, Carolyn 104 82 Higgs, Charles 93 82.117,139,180 Hill, Dot 128 93,130,151,183 Hill, Joan 62 103 Hines, Rick 104 103 Hogge, Don 93 93,114,124,125,143,146,174 Holland, Michael 104 104.106.143.146 128 93 60,134,216 103.104.109.174.195.202 93 103 60 103 82,121,140,148 44.82.119.136.137 83.126.143.146 103 93 93.174.202 103 103 93 93 93 103 60,129 93 93 91.93.174.202 60 93 83,126,128 103,166 61,134 93,151 61,130,151,154,156,158,161.163,182, 183,184 103 93.137 103 93,124,140 104 151,152 Most Spirited Nadine Brown, Rick McCormick 241 Friendliest Best Looking Don Ballard Beau Light and Julie Pritchard Penny Singleton Class Poem is Written by Judy Printz Holland. Robert 83.118.142.143 Johnston. Johnny 45.53.64.135 Holland. Sharon 93 Johnston. Linda 84.129 Holland. Wayne 104 Jones. Bobby 64.117.120.121.139.145.216.217 Holland. William 83 Jones. Ella 94 Hollins. Bill 62.151.158 Jones, Irma 45,63.127 Hollaman. Pal 93 Jones. Jerry 94 Hollowell. Barbara 134 Jones. Jessie 45 Holloway. Bill 104 Jones. John 105 Holt. Dennis 104 Jones. John 105 Holt. James 93 Jones. Pam 83.131,136.137 Hanaker. Billy 62.135,143.146 Jones. Stan 94 Honeycutt. Kenneth 62.128 Jones, Tim 94.143.146 Hood. Lacy 104 Jones, William 84 Hooker. Kay 104,131 Jordan. Ann 64,127.128.202.230 Hooper. Philip 104 Jordan, Billy 94 Horan. David 62 Jordan. Deborah 84 Horan. Jacquelyn 104 Jordan. Lonnie 105 House. Freddy 120 Jordan. Nina 105 Howard. Donna 83,126,137,143.146.147.172,173 Jordan. Reginald 94.151.153 Howard. Susan 104 Journigan. Mike 94 Howell. Betty 83.121.136.145 Joyner. .Alvis 84 Howell. Joe 83.130.175 Joyner, Otis 105 Huber. Robert 104,185 Kasper. .Mike 105 Humphries. Bunny 104,1.39 Keil. Rosa 105 Hundley. Charles 93 Kemp, Theodore 94 Hutchenson. Deborah 63 Kilpatrick. Jeannie 105 Hute. Kay 83.131.1.38 King. Carl 94 Jacocks. Hank 94,120,1.32.137,157.180 King. Carolyn 94.125.143,146 Jackson. Jimmy 104 King. Cheryl 137 Jackson. Lynn 94 King. Larry 84.147.151 Jackson. Richard 104 Kiraly. Sue 84 Jacobs. Janice 104 Kissiah. Renee 94.122.123 Jacobs. Thelma 94 Kitchen, Paul 94,147,151.180 Jarman. Wanda 104 Knight. Lewis 84 Jefcoat. Mark 105,176,178 Knight. Melvin 105 Jenkins. Billy 94 Knox, Gregory 105 Jenkins. Jimmy 63 Kohler. Mary 64.137 Jenkins. Peggy 94,122,123 Kossler, John 53.64.135 Jennings. Bennie 8.3.151 Koziana. James 177 Jennings. Linda 6.3 Kramer. Kathy 105.106.126,143.146 Jenrelte. Paulene 45.63.127 Kretzer, Gary 105 Jenson. Teresa 83 Kretzer, Mary Lou 65.140 Jernigan. Brenda 94 Kuder, Kris 105 Jescke. Bill 105,177 Kumm, Gary 65 Jobson. Shelton 105 Kumm. Kenneth 105 Johnson. Cathy 45.83 Lacascio. Danny 105 Johnson. Dianne 94.124,143,146 Lancaster. Harriet 105,202,203 Johnson. Earline 8.3 Lancaster, Mike 105 Johnson. Ely 83 Lance. Patricia 105 Johnson. Fred 161.162.178 Lane. Sandra 84 Johnson. Joey 151.15.3 Lane, Sheila 105 Johnson. Judy 6.3,78.1.34.199 Langford. Emily 105.131 Johnson. Linda 45.83 Langler. Roberta 94 Johnson. Nancy 45,8.3 Lapham. David 84 Johnson. Rusty 63,129 Larancy. Howell 105 Johnson. Susan 64 Larsen, Cindy 82.84.86.117.131 Johnson. Thomas 83.129 Larsen, Robert 105,166,167.185 Johnson. Toni 105.206 Lassiter. David 105 Johnson. William 105 Latham. Pat 105 Johnson. Willie 105 Latham. Patricia 94 Johnson. Wonda 94 Latham. Michael 105 242 Lawcaster, George 65 Miller, Martha 68 Lawrence. Carol 84,136 Miller, Michael 95,176,178 Lawrence, Catherine 65 Miller. Walter 96,103 Lawson, Bobby 152 Miller. William 96 Lawson, Donna 94 Mitchell, Susan 106 Lawson, Gary 84 Modlin, Kathy 96 Lawson. Ronnie 84,130,137,151,152,160,161,183 Moehring. Lucilli 106 Layden, Barbara 65 Moncovich. Roger 106 Leacraft, Keith 105 Mongus, Ruth 106,146 Lee, Judy 65,127 Moore. A1 185 Lee, Linda 105 Moore. Bill 85,131,139 Lewis, John 94 Moore, Carolyn 96,147,151 Lewis, Mark 44,65,135 Moore, E-Spranza 68,127 Lewis, Regina 177,185 Moore, Keith 85 Lewis, Robert 94 Moore, Johnnie 106 Lewis, Terry 66,128 Moore. Myra 106 Light, Beau 44.49,54,66,74,114,135,193,219,243 Moore. Myron 176,177 Light, Pam 44,94,120 Moore, William 68 Lilegren. John 84.151,153 Moorefield, Lora 68,128 Lindsay, David 45.84.116,119,136,137 Moorefield, Rodney 106 Lindsey, Linda 84 Morehand, Jerry 106 Lindsey, Raymond 95 Morgan, Judy 85.126.128 Linkous, Linda 66 Morgan, Nancy 96 Liverman. Michael 105 Morron, Sharon 68 Lloyd, John 95.120.139 Moseberger. Cheri 68 Loehr, Glenn 95,185 Moseberger, Nancy 129,216 Long, David 105 Mosley, Sandra 106 Lowe, Regina 53,66,127,137 Mosteller, Nathan 85,168,216 Lumsden. Gary 95 Mounie, Charles 96 McAlpine. Barbara 143,146 Moy, Chris 85.17! McAlpine, Donna 105 Moyer. Andrea 96.136 McCain, Kathy 105,131 Mullen, Elnora 96 McCain, Pam 84 Murphy, Freddie 104,106.178 McCant, Linda 95 Murphy. Jerry 85,151,152.171 McClellan, Donna 103.105 Murray, Debra 106 McCormick, Ricky 66,134,135,146,241 Murray. Jeffrey 106 McCormick. Vickie 84,147,151 Murray, Joseph 69,137 McCoskey, Pete 84 Murry. Michael 96 McCreary, Roy 66,128 Myers, Cathy 106,143,146 McCubbin, Mary 105 Myers, Gail 106 McCutcheon. Ronnie 67,134,135 Nash, Patricia 106 McDuffke, James 67,151,158.176.178 Neagle. Ruth 147,151 McEachern, Mary 95,124,125,174,202 Neal. Dexie 106,125 McEachern, Patricia 105,124,125 Neal, Linda 85 McFarland, Christine 142,143 Neece, Anna 106 McFarland. Donald 67 Neeley. Robert 96.176 McFarland, Mary 95 Newsome, Kathy 69.116,126.136.202 McFarlin. Steven 95 Nix, Bryant 50,69 McGalster, Gary 84 Nix. Clifford 96 McGavran, Debra 86 Nix, Karen 85,116,121,125,143,144,145,146 McGlashan. Terry 106 Nixon, Antionette 96 McKee, Becky 106,119 Nixon. David -96 McKee. Bette 106 Nixon, Teresa 96 McKee, Phillip 95 Nunamaker, Dennis 96 McLean, Cathy 95,124 Nyman, Lance 96,183 McNabb. Maureen 92,95, 1 14, 124, 143, 146. 174,202 Oakey, Gary 85,151,152 McNemar, Charles 95 Odom, Renee 96,124,125 McNemar. Donna 67 Olsen, Bobby 85,128 Machingo. Tommy 95 Olsen, Ernest 85 Maderia, Charles 105.185 O ' Neal, Michael 107 Maderia, Karen 67 O’Neil, Sharon 45,85 Malbrough, David 120.139 Overton, Doris 96 Malcom, Jim 95,132,136,137,180,181 Overton, George 96,180 Mancuso, David 120.139 Page, Carlton 107 Mancuso, Larry 95,120,139 Pardo, Jim 107 Mangus, Brenda 84 Parker, Diane 69 Manning, Susan 84,126 Parker, Michael 69 Marlboro, David 177 Parker, Sheila 127 Marsburn, Mary 84 Parker, Vivian 107,126 Marsh, Karen 95 Parsons, Darrel 85.151,158,176,178 Marshall, Phyllis 105 Parsons, Thad 155 Martin. Mary 84,118,123,134 Parriock, Connie 107 Maselka, Doreen 95 Perdu, Linda 64,172,173,193. Mason, David 84,151,152 Perkins, Carl 70,119 Mason, Diane 67 Perry, Margie 85 Maxon. Juli 84,131.136,137 Perry, Tommy 106 Mayberry, Barbara 67 Peters, James 85 Maybry, Gregory 105 Phelps, JoAnn 85 Mayo, Pam 84 Philpot, Ted 107 Meadley, Earl 106 Philpot, Sharon 107,136 Mears, Brenda 84,134 Pierno, Pat 107 Meeks, Andy 95,150,151,185 Piland, Susan 107 Micheal, Gary 68 Pittman, Celeste 85,115,126.143,146,172,173,202 Miller. Brenda 45,84,136 Poe, Dennie 64,70.121,132,136,137,145,216 Miller, Donna 106,140 Poland, Harry 70,128 Miller, Eileen 84 Pope, Jerry 96 Miller, Gail 84 Pope, Nathaniel 85.137 Miller, Margnetta 106 Powell. Bill 70 243 Powell. Jimmy Powell. Karen Powell. Lynn Powell. Natalie Powell. Paula Powell. Rudy Powell. William Poyner. Donna Poynter. Margeret Prado. Jimmy Presley. Rosie 10.1.107 91. %.98. 11.1.124.137.174.195.202 45.85.1 17.121.121.144 96 85.129.1.17 45.85 96 107 82.85.1.14 96 97 Kay Butcher and Marcia All-Virginia Price. Ricky 70,121,112.136.137.142,141.193.216.237 Sigman. Patty 98,124,143,146 Price. Steve 107.176,177.178 Silman, Douglas 108 Priest. Linda 45.97,121 Simmons. James 98 Printz. Judy 53,66.70.71.1 17.121,122.123.112.142,141, Simmons, John 73 210,217 Singleton, Penny 45.50,73,242 Printz. Lila 107.123.143,146 Skelton, Kathy 108 Pritchard. Jimmy 85 Skelton, Steve 86 Pritchard. Julie 50.71,202,243 Slade. Wendy 86,117.121,122,123,131.140.141.149 Ouattlebaum. Becky 103,107.202 Slater. Debra 108 Radcliff. Mike 178 Slaughter. Lewis 151 Ragan. Steve 70,71,151,153,158 Smith, Andrea 73.127 Ransone. Lacy 45,71.193,235 Smith, Arnold 108 Rawls. Harold 107 Smith. Bill 44,54,58,74, 114,1 17. 130, 15 1 .158, 168. Ray. Sheila 97 169,193.200.217,219.234 Reav es. Barbara 107 Smith, Carlton 50.73 Redditt. Ellen 85,201 Smith, Eddie 108 Reed. Marcia 97,127,131,136 Smith, Eddie 108 Reed. Sammy 97 Smith. Gloria 73 Reeves. Jimmy 71,129 Smith, Mary Jo 74 Reichle. George 44,71.128 Smith, Mary Jo 86 Remnet. Sarah 107,131 Smith, Peggy 86 Reneau. Cecil 97 Smith, Phil 54.74,114,115,117,130,151.158,168,169, Respass. Jimmy 107 170.193,217,244 Respass. Vernon 107 Smith. Rocky 74 Reynolds. Bonnie 71,137 Smith, Sandra 86,139 Reynolds. Charles 107 Smith. Steve 108 Reynolds. Larry 97 Smith, Susan 86 Rhew. Joel 85 Smith, Teresa 108 Rhodes. David 107 Smith, Walter 98,152 Rhoton. Chuck 97.166,167 Sneed, Cindy 86.126 Richardson. Arthur 107,177 Snipes, Ronnie 44,50.70.74. 135, 143. 146, 199 Richardson. Reta 107 Soles. Lonnie 86.135 Richardson. Rodney 107 Soles, Mary 98 Richardson. Veronica 97 Sparrer. Barbara_ 86 Ricks, Larry 85,161 Spaulding. Deborah 108 Ridenhour, Sue 107,122,123.131.202 Spear. Rita 86 Riddick. Brenda 97 Spear, Warren 108 Rudy. Mike 72.129,130,176,178.179 Speights. Ramona 74 Ruiz. Bobby 72,140,148 Spellman, Clementine 98 Ruiz. Cynthia 97.119 Spence. Tommy 44,74 Rumburg, Edward 97 Spinelli. Sandra 136 Runyon, Roy 86.129 Stanley, Ricky 108 Sallee, Sharon 134 Stanton, Phyllis 108 Salley. Pamela 97 Steele. Patricia 75.134 Salley. Sidney 97 Steele, Ronald 98,151,152.176,178 Sandefur, Debbie 86,131,136,137 Stenzel, Alvin 82,86.117,139 Sandefur, ELddie 97 Stephens, Charles 75.116,129.235 Santo, Ruth 108 Stevens. Vincent 108 Saunders, Arthur 72 Stevenson. Christopher 98 Saunders, Brad 108 Stevenson. Bucky 75.135 Saunders, Floyd 86,128 Stewart, Leslie 98,166,171 Savoy. Sidney 97,151.168,171 Stewart, Weslie 98 Sawyer, Larry 86.151 Stilley. Lonnie 98 Sayer, Harry 86.130,168 Stitt, Hattie 45 Scott, Alvah 108 Stone, Beverly 98,114,124.125 Scott. Cynthia 86 Stone, Brenda 103,106,108.124,125 Seager. Terry 108 Stone. John 75,136,137 Seed, Bobby 72,130,175 Story, Pam 108 Seiger, Jerrilyn 86,136,137 Stroupe, Dixie 108 Seiger, Marcia 73.117,136.137.172.173,217 Stovall, James 75 Sell, Beverly 86 Strickland, Joanna 75,118,127 Selley. Patty 45,96.97,126,174 Stuart, Paula 98 Semoines. Verna 108 Sturgill. David 108 Sesson, Dale 108,176,177,178 Swain, Brenda 60,75, 1 15, 1 16, 1 17, 13 1, 143, 146, 172, 173, Shaffer, Barbara 86,126 192,193,207,216,217 Shannon, James 86.129 Swain. Valerie 45,76,127 Shannon, John 73,129 Syndee, Brenda 108 Sharp, Barbara 86.117,123,136 Szwydek, Mike 108,151,152,171.185 Sheppard, Hope 108 Szwydek, Stan 76,130.151,152,158,182,183 Shinault, Barbara 97 Talbert, Sherry 128 Shipley, David 108 Talley, Talitha 127 Shoemaker, Ray 97 Tale, Denise 126 Shook. Norma 97,118 Tate. John 44,76,1.15 Shuler. Jan 97,124.125,143,146 Tatum, William 108 Shuler. Wade 103.108,14.1,146,166,195 Taylor. Alonzo 108 Shumaker, Vicky 86 Taylor, Ann 98 Sigda. Dianne 98 Taylor, Billie Sue 98 244 Seiger are Chosen for Chorus Taylor, Bobby 86 Taylor, Brenda 108,120 Taylor, Jimmy 44,76 Taylor, Michael 108 Taylor, Sandra 76 Teal, Paula 108 Temple, Beverly 86,129 Terry, Bill 108 Terry, Billy 86,168 Terry, Gordon 98 Terry, Hosea 109 Terry, Ray 45 Tessenear, Mike 87,129 Tessenear, Nancy 109 Thacker, Billy 143,146 Thomas, Debra 98,136,137 Thomas, Ronald 109 Thomas, Tommy 87,135.168 Thomas, Vivian 98,122,123 Thompson. Anna 109,131 Thompson, Donald 87 Thompson, Eula 109 Thompson, Mao ' Lou 87 Thompson, Oscar 109 Thompson, Robert 98 Thompson, Tommy 44 Thompson, Wayne 98,151 Thorpe, Ann 76,123 Thrift, Linda 76,129,137 Thrift, Susan 45,87 Tibbits, Debbie 109.131 Tiller. Ann 87 Tilley, Drema 98,122,123.143,146 Torrence. Lillian 109 Townsend, Darlene 109,131 Trent, Anne 86,87,115,126,143,146,172.173 Trent, Leslie 101,106,109,114,115,124 Trexler, Jenny 109 Truitt, Joann 119 Trutter, Joyce 98 Tucker, Robert 109,166 Turner. Alice 109 Turner, Carol 109 Turner, Marian 77,127 Turner, Martha 87 Umberger, Carl 87,135 Umberger, David 77,130,151,152,157,158 Upton, Jimmy 98,130,143,146,166,175 Vann, Ray 109 VanNoy, David 98,171 Varney, Paula 109,119 Vaughn, Brenda 87 Vaughn, Douglas 98.151,152 Veale, Larry 109 Veazie, Mara Sue 77,127 Vinsant, Lynn 109 Vinsor. Lois 109 Wade, David 91,98,130,166.167 Wagner, David 109 Wailcox, Jeannie 99 Walk. Cindy 87,122.124 Walke, Bubba 99 Walker, Alston 70.77,137 Walker, Debbie 45,87 Walker, Freda 109 Walker, Velma 77,133 Wall, Charles 99 Walston, Diane 109 Ward. Harold 99 Ward, John 109 Ward, Michael 87 Ward, Michael 109 Warren, Barbara 87 Warren. Kay 129 Warren. Lee 99 Waters, Darrell 77,134 Waters, Jim 110 Waters, John 99,151,152,171 Watlington, Sandra 110 Wat,son, Kenneth 99 Watts, Gail 110 Weathers, Paul 99,166,182,183 Weaver, Deborah 110 Weaver, Doug 87 Weaver, George 87,147,151 Weems, Sam 110 Weems, Stella 82 Weiss, Patricia 99 Weiss, Sidney 77,217 Wertz, Ronald 99,176,178,179 Wesner, Ruth 99 West, Cheryl no West, Ida 110,140 Wheeler, Benjamin 78,128 Whitaker, Ann 110 Whitaker, Beverly 87 Whitaker, Gary 44,82,87,143,146,180,211 White, Bobby 87,120.180 White, Consuelo 87 White, Dale 110,143,146 White, Darlene 78 White, Delores 87,117,121,126,143,145,146,202.203 White, Donnie 99,135 White, Glenda no White, Juanita 99 White, Kathleen no White, Larry no White, Marlene 87 White, Sue 126 White, Tommy 99.139 White, Walter no White, Wayne 45,99 Whitfield, Carlton 99,166 Whitley. Jimmy 99 Whitley, Susan no Whitlock, Cliff 87,151,152 Whitt, Mitzi 87,136,137 Widener. Sheila 99,123,137 Wiedewax. Mike 78.143,146 Wiggins, Sidney 99,151 Wilborn, Joyce 110,202 Wilbur, Bobby 103,110 Wilcox, Jeannie 45,122,123 Wilkins. Milton 99 Williams, Becky 78,134 Williams, David no Williams, Edward 99.120 Williams. Janet no Williams, Janice 128 Williams, Kathy 45,87,-134 Williams, Larry 78 Williams, Peggy 99 Williams, Roger 87,135 Williams. Tommy no Williams. Wilbert 87 Willoughby, Clifton 44,78.130,183,193 Wilson, Danny 88 Wilson. Ike 110,133 Wilson, Terri 110.131 Wilson. Worth no Winn, Carl 88 Winn. Kenny 44,78,135,146,193 Winningham, Lois no Wiseman, Pamela 88,131 Wiseman. Steve 99.147.151 Wood. Eugene 88 Wood. Joe 88,128.135 Woodard, Barry no Woodard, Lester no Woodard. Pen 79 Woodis, Jacqueline no Woods, Nancy 99 Wright, Barbara 88,131 Wright, Frances 50.79,126 Wright, Linda 99.116,122,123.131,143,146 Wright, JoAnn 79,116,118,142.143 Wright, Mary 79,137 Wyatt, Mark 99,178 Wyenandt, Lynne 99 Wyenandt, Susan no Wyer. Susan 110,126 Wynn, Joe 79,161 Yates, Richard 99 Yates. 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