Dabney S Lancaster Community College - Aquarius Yearbook (Clifton Forge, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1973 volume:

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Lancaster Community College is located on a I I7-acre tract bounded on three sides by the Jackson River. Three buildings make up the principal structures at the college. The Administration Building, besides housing offices, accommodates the library, labratories and some classrooms. Situated behind the Administration Building is the main Classroom Building housing classrooms, the elctronics laboratory and some faculty offices. The newest addition to the campus is the College Center. Facilities included in the College Center are a snack bar, recreational area, lounge and the college book store. 5 comm wgpwiu- -. ., , '99 .Q ,J , , L Q,- -,if-,-3,51-,,,..' 1' .flew arw .:, X 1 ,-'. u.--f'u. 'wfF iw -A-fum-. LHB -f ML-2 ' QV. F514 4, . 2' -13 1 fziifvg ' ai Q'45 ., :twin , , gsm. L.gm,2a'1f9Pe ' ggzgffyi w h? Za' 'fy ,fgfgi f' 55.23. , lv: . 1 - - wa ' ,gi , 55-I 2.-gi. iagjff, 'gif-ff'3..-,512 'aK.,a, waff v-'g:Q1-. 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The Leadership Retreat focused on what students could do to make the school year better. Plans were made for orientation, clubs and activities. The weekend proved to be most enioyable and successful. F7-Q8tlWl-BW A 1 PQL.,-, , 12 -5396 I , g Q ,ly :fc- I . l f V' V ' EM' -. ' 11.1419 ' 1 X A I . - ,at X ' 'cT T i' ' ' YYVV Y Y' . , N., in. ,f I , M ,-',, ,..K.e,,: w e 1 5 ',., fn. -- Q,-H i ,..: 'f,.-4-z ' , . 'Tw JF fs-'ss-.5 ,, 3' N,-,V L . :uv , ,'-'-.4.,- 5 ,4 ..-s--lv.. . I .. . ri r I Q 5 9'3fmfiLLfs fQf'i6 L-v :h s-,H 1- ' l'f.5g'1'F, FQ, 32 , 3.5 H. 470 , ' 'f ---- .' -1 if As 1,-,gg 4 'rt 'f gf: 'cv 4- N -C1 ,, 1 Jwvlg. Q1 is , Q 1 X F s i J' X 11-sw? .J , f ' tha .. -.a . , -:.g:a '..-,,.g35-5 3 , . Ar..4 -.aficlfisfav-'if .I 'NL rv. 1 jvgyif:-:A .v ..,1-. , Orientation was held pri ' th y L. REQ D B kl 1 d r. ac e s we come t V! Quarter. All new students g d f th .,f,, 471 ree da s In which to atte d h f cl 1' d X k N 'N ur. the counselors rovided th N P N about the campus, registrat d I Th remainder of each day foc discussion and interaction. iiiHKIHNIWXIHNXIHUHVilUliiiiliiiiiiiiili4Q' 5 i it ma 1 1 r t , , 1 wil, ' L i, , ii. ,iiifMi i.i ..i.ii.i ii As always, registration was a hassle this year. Old students and new students alike were in a free for all, as they fought for their classes. It all started as a first-come first-serve race at 9 a.m. in the morning. After registering for needed classes, the students filed over to get their student I.D. cards. Some slipped by the' photographer who was taking pictures for Aquarius, but most were photographed. All students were most gratified for the new pre- registration system which was initiated during the Winter and Spring Quarters. This procedure will make registrations of the future a great deal easier for everyone involved. I0 rzegzmmw - .qw- Ms, ,mt 1- -,. .. ,L .,:-'rd I , The typical day in a student's life consists of one class after another. Students spend approximately four hours a day in classrooms taking tests, listening to lectures, working in laboratories, and discussing assignments. But classes are only part of the story since iust as much time must be spent outside the classroom in order to complete assignments. WM lfixxxxv ffugxisx l ax . - . ,- .L 1,4 V '.'l 1-we' yur-:unsung s -. 1 . -m alia H. . . , 'TFT :ie .S 1.2 ' : Jia I gflr. -:': ,Gain n-mln .: ww: -:.-: ::'.::eELgT.:4':.- inn:-.Els iifciiiiah All Q 1 ,PMG Aofiow U! ,is fini :'1A1'-:v i1 F1IE ,A-5 J SSG 1 Z A. ,ga swf Q .,.-fr .. ata-1' -'r ,..- I3 -J 1 ,N V .ra ,T rvf ,Y r Q ng .YV Y ,yv vp! Two weeks before the students arrive the campus begins to come alive with activity - the faculty is backl As usual offices have been moved and this year there is the addition of new trailer offices. Meetings, meetings and more meetings is the tone of faculty orientation interspersed with completing course outlines, compiling bibliographies and ordering films. Time is found, however, for an occasional social gathering. I Y i I 5 M M fe ik-v-v 1 ...Q I6 ,:-- . WE. L.-1..-A Paw QuafetwuAof1uitg Pwuools I 6, l l, Il ' tfff, J X. .14 v Q A , ,- .M . ' . cz 4 'ii er' The new school year began with a series of activity periods, which were planned to allow all students and faculty to participate in some form of activity. The first period featured a college mixer that was planned for students to become acquainted with their new environment and meet new friends. The Populoires, a musical combo, presented a concert with songs from the past. The Fall Arts Festival was the feature of the secondactivity period. Several local artists and craftsmen showed their works. Many items were on sale or could be ordered from the designer. N - 'N Q 17. 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The Business Administration team was crowned 1972 intramural flag football champions after posting an 8-0 won-loss record. They are the first team to go undefeated in the history of flag football at DSLCC. , ,.-1 g,'m,::q ht 1 ,tan -. W- tw. .,, .. t.Mi'w1,'.,-1.1 1y,4E.A!. - ilu, A 3 Two days each week the nursing students learn by doing. Whether in the college laboratory or in the hospital with real patients, the emphasis is the same - safe patient care. Learning manual skills such as making beds, giving iniections or taking blood pressures is an important task for each student. But more important the nursing student learns principles and concepts from the sciences and the humanities which will enable her to make sound decisions and to plan individualized patient care. f ,. 'Y 5- ' - l- , we x l I 'K E l J '.- ' 7 l H95- 20 Nwwfmg I x 'S w 4 . A 'v g , Ii- FJ, , , 'w , . 331215 22 rf M' if Forest Technology students spend approximately half of their time in various labs, such as the timber harvest laboratory illustrated here. These sessions are designed to give the student a better understanding of field conditions as well as experience in the use of the various types of equipment used in the field of forest technology. 23 The campus mock election was held in October in order to obtain a sample vote from the college. Students were introduced to new voting machines which were used in the area for the first time. Speeches were given by local representatives for each candidate for President and state offices. President Nixon carried the campus by a wide margin. The last activity period gave students running for the Student Senate an opportunity to talk to the voters before the balloting. ,,'z .1 I -1? ' J 1 1 ' ' .F 24 IIEIIISTEII ith lvown nium ii M iv 11 as V 11, 1 ,L- i 1, ' , 1 1 ' .ff ' i...... I 121-if? 3--.'.... ff.. 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' ' Hu 'f'Tf. ,.4z... , - ' .51 V Y -af. Q . .u.N.Lq, .-W-Egg: - i-I Along with the new College Center, came the footsball table. Little men of blue and red always seemed to say - come play. Lancaster students and teachers, one by one, offered the table their quarters. Challenge after challenge finally brought on the tournaments. VWth the Winter Quarter came the second footsball table and more competition. sv, T I f : 27 The added facilities of the new College Center mode possible the occurrence of various social activities on campus for the first time. Two film festivals were held during the Fall Quarter. Several dances were also held in the College Center featuring such bands as Liberation, Virgin Forest, The Randolph Brothers, Crosstown Union, and Freedom. The dances brought with them the added attraction of the selling of beer on campus for the first time. ' , f ., I ,. ,MT ,,,,:J:A..:.i3i. Zi,-,Hum .Ie ., L , tksfllttit a:Q'V1ttf-jing. ' IT.. wi 'If' ,twin l' Nt 3 ' ,X ty, wt .t wig, t U, 11 , it Y it W ,F EMI! . , . V . B , Gita GN5l'lf1 t 28 , -1- 'f l l l x . -1 :fir 4 pmwcwmmmcomgwnmw df ' ' J j,..,- Ox lO5x 'x Dtwmow n 1 'en- 1 31 Aww CM: Pwjqm l 1 The Auto Club is composed of students interested in cars and promoting safe driving. The club has sponsored auto rallies and cross country tours. Money making activities for the year included a 25-mile auto rally and several car washes during the year. -1 ll ll mv. hu M., f- 1 'F , V . ' w v 1 , 'M , Ulf' 1 .Q , 4' -Q L JF -1 -, -. , . fl: W y , Av,s.f,,,,:,.f-- .,!-l ,ij-I . V 'E . ', 1311: Kew, 2 'E I H V , ' N w , o ,L QI' X-N , A ukfw ,u A ,,,' 4 , gr I , ? .N ,.W3w?!S fill ' . may w. :mf ,. . ,UT ri l e ,V 1 fe? A fir lil ill llll The Library is always one of the most imporfani parts of a college's campus. Lancaster's Library has cl collection of 27,000 volumes. Ii subscribes to over 290 current periodicals and hos extensive holdings in microfilm, slides, records and films. 35 H - l l - ,1---1 t BL.. w f 0 4 N l i l l Equitotion class focused on control of the horse in the walk, trot and canter. Riding and care of different breeds and equipment were also presented. Equitation proved to be a most enioyable activity for those involved. Other classes will be designed for those who want to continue in more advanced riding and iumping. gs l . Q2 ao Eq Class mwl Actiow T i-M' ,f.1:mL,iA-'xwsa .' '! ff, ::f -h l A 4' Vg 'J Fi 4 f 1 'ul' 'E -4 .gif iq M' Igqfw ' . A ...R l ti In 1'I f j'l'?ff'5fSlf 'r' I N -Z.s:.5'2e1f' -- r. ' A . im., .:. , 312211 , 'ini ' ..: .Zh 'JEL z fri:-,a JW?lw3 . a'::..4l ' -i' -5 4.5021 ,q ., . AA V .a-azftrr ffl 4 i,x.-3.5, ..- 1 I-' si: :N-lf' ,:, W' . .-'Kg-L il, ,Q 1. ug, ,J r-5:11 's' ,J n-., -7--X. w 5- ,ra-9?g!lf . ,.:,.'q..y:.sg,' 3 . 1 -'rg ,,.,.. ... The Saccer4Club is a newly formed club at Lancaster, composed of strong, dependable players. Soccer is a strenuous sport, combining skill and versatility with strength and endurance. Coaching the team this year was Charlie Furrow. 37 N7 1fa,m,,,:wf11u14l WNUI!IIIIIIIMINfW1 1 111:, 4.Ff nllrawuwalr , , L, WW Mi ' WV HM H ,pn l ff,?.421q:g1F , 'fffilm a li 1 i 14 .T H-H A ...X W I L M H ,',:! I,H If ,,.,..,,,,,,,... W .HHJIH ,lb mmnuu mum W I up um! MMM ' W: 'f mmruruu ' nlvrlllllmfqlllllllf X ,nr IU! X I :Wa N HU! 4 ,.,M!!f'fffff5f:ff!!rf!1!! 21W'l'MUlW 'W 'w .. W nu! + Alii lll Wm , ,,,, :!lWT 'I !' , ' 4- N 1' I IH. HHIIHIIIIIIIUIHIHIHIIHIHIIIIHIIIIIIUU L HIIIHIIH HMI HHI MI: MIN!HIHIIWINUIIIIH1 1 W + 6 .Q For the first time here at Lancaster an active drama club was organized under the direction of Marvin Sylvest. Three dinner-theatre presentations were presented during the year. Fall Quarter the college players presented two one-act plays, Bringing It All Back Home by Tennessee Williams, and The Case of the Crushed Petunias by Terrance McMally. Winter Quarter four one-act plays were presented. The college players participated in three of the plays and students from Alleghany County High School presented the fourth. The college players performed The lnduction by Dennis Noble, Constantinople Smith by Charles Mee and also Edward Albees, The Sandbox which was directed by John Wheeler. The Spring Quarter production was The Last of the Red Hot Lovers a three-act play by Neil Simon. 39 -x Pkagems 'E' '? -:- ilk-7. f -L A W , -w-Av. ,IM .,-...Nur . .-..,. ,-2-ui ..-J'-'T 7' 11--1 2 1 ,,.,1- , If , ,-...,,,,.4 .J--, .XD rg Q, , 12- 1 .Wy J J if Qty,-2 1,,1'l'f,:1 9f'?h.T ,, MV. ' ,-..i. .Ai 53 il . ,L Z,.-ur. QQ ' . - 'Mfr ff? xu.-r ,-. 5,1 '.-- . fu :A M . V 1 ,, ., .:. ..f x '- The College Choir under the direction of Mrs. Betty Sandy was extremely active this year. The choir presented a Christmas concert in the College Center with the Clifton Forge Presbyterian Church Hand-Bell Choir also performing. The audience especially enioyed the singing of carols which ended the program. Other activities included a performance for the Senior Citizens in Selma, the Music Appreciation Club of Clifton Forge and hosting of the Regional Community College Choir Festival held at Lancaster in April. f- . :V -I 43 4 ludmmunab Basketball l xi :im i i The Winter Quarter team sport focus turned to basketball. Eight teams, six men and two women, were fielded. The teams played once a week for nine weeks. Playoffs were held at the end of the quarter with the championship won by uPs. Wmtwv Qpmts ' t fr- 'ur 1:'fv2g ' ' ' N T ' 1 With the advent of winter, cold and snow are - ,, - ' il , l I '1 1' will often on the minds of students enrolled in ice'-skating .5 . i - ' ,K-.-4' and snow-skiing, the two most popular winter s orts sh? - .r.., l 1 P V, I J- .i .. ,N at the college. Students in these courses use the facilities at the Homestead and receive lessons ' . ' taught by Homestead instructors. -. 'T -r,,...,-- ' 10 l I l 47 Bowling is another popular sport offered at Lancaster as part of the physical education program. Students travel to Monroe Lanes in Covington once a week for their bowling class. lnstructed by Mr. Bruce Olson, the class involves not only the rules and techniques of bowling, but also the origin and history of the sport. Bowling provides good exercise without strenuous activityp and it's also a lot of fun! 48 Owvngmnefwm I A ,,f f 1 t - 1 . Q - 1 ' '1 ' .T K., I , -. Q --- .. ',.4..-. -4 ,,J.i4!4.-ggng., L.: .' l X l- X A it One of the most popular items in the College Center during the year was the new billiard table. Students spent many hours during each day testing their ability for enjoyment and in more demanding tournament play. 49 The Miss Aquarius contest, sponsored annually by the yearbook staff, is one of the traditions at Dabney S. Lancaster Community College. The various student organizations nominated nine girls this year from which the student body chose five. Pictures of the five finalists were sent to Mr. Bill Cosby who selected the winner. Attention: Yearbook staff The photographs you sent to this office are all so pretty, it makes it impossible for me to make an impersonal selection. So I closed my eyes and played the old game, none-two-three-out goes shew until I came to the last one, whose name is June Christie Conner Your letter reached me only yesterday, so I'm keeping my fingers ssed and hoping I make your yearbook too T cn !y7sel?Cting me. X ure! 'ngergiy,yf . ! f If 1 1 K f 1 5 B g sn ,f ' X ff f 1 50 JwwCLM5twCmwUUNah19d'Mi65Aquwdu51972 'ff ii? NlissAquwdws ' ' s ,il , if '7 N!-Y l Ruth Ellen Fleming Fx:-lf wr 1 . X L w l l 424- .:- ' -- -Q, 'i' if ' ,,fji'!.qil U - If A f--' -X A. If 1 :11, l f vllf I xl Fill L. 5 il ' KX -sz a . -I lr P atricia S-AV I aff ' v , Q l ax A 'fu I Kay Montgomery 5 ,gg Mm! Kathleen M. Drudy Diana Marlene Jackson Lf Squaw Dancing Eco0oggDtmwvawwLQ ' 1 uf hi T: V ., W.. . D M, ,- .g,y..,q,. 1 Yr-Hz'.+'!f'U - '- ':'!f5.5' t., ' 3' K1 k. , . 5 , .,, , '-I--1 -2 '1 ui lk A. 6 , . . i , , 1-gf-7 1 -:Z-AQ xg., X X J, I r E i 4 w ff . - 'B- ' 1 1 l -K i fa.. vs-,.,l' ei' al .fi P' ,Nt- eg. During the Winter Quarter several unusual classes and activities were offered at Lancaster. Square dancing proved to be one of the most popular with sixteen participants and many more spectators. The course Biological Problems in Contemporary Society produced some interesting proiects, including an ecology dinner created from natural foods. Some other students, members of the Naturalist Club, sought the warmth and adventure of local mountain caves. 5..- 'NX s --'--w.. . l iwwwh 55 Y Students enrolled in the Biological Problems in Contemporary Society course sponsored a disussion-debate on the Gathright Dam Proiect. Approximately 200 college and community members attended the February evening debate in the College Center. Panel members were: Ben C. Moomaw, executive vice-president of the Covington-Alleghany County Chamber of Commerce, John Mitchell, former proiect engineer for the Gathright Project, Dr. Robert H. Giles, professor Wildlife science at Virginia Tech, and Dr. William Odum, assistant professor of environmental science at the University of Virginia. Dr. John Backels, president of DSLCC, served as moderator. Such aspects of the controversial Gathright Proiect as its cost-to-benefits ratio, evential cost, environmental effects, flood control capability, and amount of draw-down were discussed. 56 i 'nz -Q1 xyw- ,,, ypr':.-M pf H. 11 K ht Dam Debate S1 . w... 'qw Xu., .1 W vw, Q U 1 'wmv 57 'l' E--Y AAJN Qogfbamwa ,,,.- xl M mx. H . 33 3 JK, qaaf'1'f7f:1 :f 'l ' Q, 7 F, 4 ar ' YSWF 58 in: :4 4. val fx- 'sub W KA' nkwinl- 4 If-'w N ILCS wif, ll ,H ul O O . r ,.:.'. -I Q 'gmt .N - -v v, . . 'D 41 l ' :J x.'e'.' ' + v .'- 9 ', s- 'sc 1 - ' .'-'van ' 'lv 'v i'.' ' 5 'Q v. '- , -, . '--- :I it--'4v,'-, -f. -4' , . .. - h . n 1 , .. W ' ..' a- 5 'V - i '53,-.-,Q--. '- ', , 1 l' Ulu! , I , w' .wi W 1, , W - -1' 1.54. , . ,, .. N. W, X i ly , .X i X 4 ' ,Mlm 4' Y 1 f i l 1 X 4 I i vw n , . . 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K , k . y. .--4. ,':sl2hv,-- A .lx A variety of, both team and individual, sports were offered during the Spring Quarter. Intramural action was provided in tennis, golf, softball and archery. Participants received their trophies and certificates at the Spring Awards Assembly held in May. 2-'U 4.1 4, XD. his ,ES 1 s ' A w Us .- '.v.. V MEN . ag 'Fit 5151: 1. . -, wus, . ,ffm ,.: 1 vlmfdf, . U-gzpgg. .-.4-.., H, is 'L ' uf .sw .. V 44, 4, , 1'f'gfL' ' 1. ,i,1 - '-N . .f. -. - -'--' 'N' ... i?f'.y.,...4'.ffz,' f '- . f J . -wr: Q. , . ,. R x. ,..-, ,, j:.1,.a:7:- ' :J I ' I . , . ., -.1..- JL - 1 x . ., , .. fu-T3 ., :? 'riD.:: 4 ..., 1 . vq.4.3,.l,,,.3 ,-L.,f J.:-A j - .1.--155. 1 ' C I - ' 'v!gY 21 b ?'-if . Y . .ww '- ,4iQy: f:: gf, v -5- -w7.:fe84,. 'zz' n '- -gag 2- - 'iff ..,, fig f? '!1.f:..1,'. ' ' ,.1f' if J 'HV 'i ' . ,. . -1. JF,-e.'e:..g-,X-k QM, 1 fm. r' ,W M AL.. I P' ,. W gh k 1 .Q , T I . 1 4 gm- AVQ- ,WM r My I ' Y' w X I x ,.,m. 'Q .4-'u U.- ..ri, , , , 1 emmis, L , ,., i N ,wx If V ,,:s.. , , X , ,1 ' Mm gpm Awwwls www , V Y , Graduation is both an end and a beginning. It is, for some, the end of formal educationp for others the beginning of more schooling. It is the end of student Iifep the beginning of full-time employment. It is the end of hectic schedules, term papers and Mocke A machines. It is the beginning of a new I 51 .N rr-Q ii ft 9 Ll ' ,,...,-- NFS 'D ,A 1 ..., ' at N ---.Y gy, N ...Lf .7 T n K ,-M ,Q wi 'fnhi A ' ' s X i 4 7' ' 1.2 it ,if , jg it it 4' I . P7 . .V Emi V s' I ' if t .'f-.'!f'a5'gi?i ' 5 'fit ii 5f7' ii?-. Pj: .itff : ' 5.-ifuf-ii t w Q' 1' wif - af 1353 fzii , ' :.vi'l-Ji sir ' Lg I lf-'fxhiz' H, i'V'li:5?!'i 11 . i ewdwimw- 1972 ,ig 2: in. 441 -to E FACES XXI IQIQQEIXIE1 lililiifflilifl l IfEDZ3IiCi 65 I TlwCo0legofBoafwlf W. 0. Roberts, Lexington, Z. M. K. Fulton, Botetourt County, R. W. H. Mish, Rockbridge County, T. N. Warren, M. D., Chairman, Clifton Forge, M. L. Eagle, Highland County, B. C. Moomqw, Alleghany County, H. V. Humphries, Covington, J. L. Clarkson, Bath County, NOT PICTURED: M. B. Henson, Buena Vista. Pwsrdewb Y. t viii- ,511 I' .,,:.:-.5317 ,Ng .:55::3 5 gyi? 2554 I, , .,.,., , , , , .. . 1 ,I 1 -fi-35:5 195 ,: if. I- 'r i:: :.', ar?- John Backels, President R.- Drewry, R. Lorence, and R. Singleton. if Q! ,, y Robert Lorence, Dean of lnsfruclion. Robert Drewry, Dean of Hnancial and Administra iive Services. 'fiff Robert Singleton, Dean of Student Services. If In ul Couuseiofus aw . . Mzwlw , 1 1 1 M-' 1 ...QV g, an-1, Al Charles Hilemon, Financial Aid Officer. Thomas Wiggins and John Wheeler, Counselors. - - W K+-1 '- -g-::::-f-- - , V i ,Quinn :1LLlikz11'? glL,,.Lla:l,:L:L.1J.- Lmiexlgi Michael Sullivan, Coordinator of Sfudenf Activities. M885 Kevin O'Leary, Assistant Professor, Police Science, Chairman, Business ond Social Science Depart- ment. ,Y John Barnes, Assistant Professor, Political Science. Frank Williamson, Assistant Professor, Business. .nf 546 i so-P Elaine Finestone, Lecturer, History. ocialbcwww AQ 4---,.. '..-1,2- Jean Manner, Assistant Professor, Secretarial Science. Dave Smith, Assistant Professor, Business Adminis- tration. Fred Knobloch, Assistant Professor, Psychology. Mary Lou Agee, Assistant Professor, Business Man agement and Secretarial Science. David Moon, Educational Development OfHcer. Sid Smith, Director of Continuing Education. James Guth, Coordinator of Of6Campus Programs. , . SX ' I Colin Ferguson, Director of Project Upgrade. Qaslvmwbl-I -X. . A Q' p , GJ. - l i ' wir --Mx, Vi-...,,.?!.., .W 'rizcw . -f fir g, ' Q.--Jigs . -' - - 1, .y.. , W , l . Y , - A lg it '-f . Mfr ,NL f-'f' 1 MI, L3-ili :1'Ev . f - H r .'f 1-up , .,'.:,..l . , ,'1!g1-gi,,' .,.fq,g, .,1. Y' . Hr, ... N , 5 . ,, '1,.g,,,.l5-x I 'r,,.1,,,-in ,ii H..Qg, l - 'f i H f , , -' L1 sg,-',,f,.' Jj..Ee-'---fP3.3- , , ...ily-, ., ,V I ' . 45:15 A- f:'g2?'w'f'f QQ-. . .1-:'fi!.' ', f -7 ' . N 'I+ ,mv . 3'- .: '. nf ns. . Lg. X, . . ,f,,,if i ,4 .sf 3 xv 1 -- ugujigg 4.1 A an ' i - 'iw-:-24.1 1 iii? is ff Lrie,g.f,iLc 3.1, . v-1, if ff- ,Y N - Y' A '-A Marvin Sylvest, Instructor, Speech and English. '.3.,1 1 W , gbtigq ,. X M- se' H 'ii In Jim Brazil, Instructor, English. , l . ,, F 4 s. . L1 I i man, Hunanities Department. -' 1 .aff If C ' an Mary Thayer, Distinguished Professor, English. Jack Hanner, Assistant Professor, French. -A-g I gt. Michael Scoff, Instructor, English. Adelaide Balou, Lecturer, Art. Elizabeth Sandy, Lecturer, Music. I i .-.-, . L Paul Guerra, Associate Professor, English, Chair- I-rwwu Technologies P 4, 17-'Q ' u-r'-' ri' S: I ,il . X 5 H, ,ff 4 F N7 X- gr- A A: . ' 1 .A f 'ffir , gf E!-I3PghIg54't.:.t1,M I B . dr, , s L , , .. , E L it A 4 Irene Southall, Associate Professor, Nursingg Chair- man, Islealth Technology. 1' , I ,I .V 1 ! Q Bruce Olson, Assistant Professor, Physical Educo- 4 tion. Lots Caldwell Instructor Nursing Sadie Smethers, Assistant Professor, Nursing. 1' N.,-I I wus. HS, Betty Jones, Instructor, Nursing. Nancy Ford, Assistant Professor, Nursing. Betty Rice, Instructor, Nursing. ' iw n, . N . .iv 523511. .' 1 N: .TU 1 - . ' -' . uri f ' mn - H' . V, v -4 . 3 H Y, -1-1' V ITT - .,, - I . - U. ' - :f,,W AS.,,L . X if f ,. '41 .gay - 1 -V Vs 4 'E X' 145 U' L .1 - .wqql I J.. I-'ai-Q13 , Af ...M - V. , , 3 il'-QC. Ugg. l' '-x ff-A1 . i F?T 7'7? :Tf .fi 'V lfliiw' g:-- .-,Y .N . WM Q- . . u,,,w,p.. . il Y.'f, ', fl ' l 'T ' . A , , 1. .. ., .R I. ' . V' . , . ' 4 5' L 'lx f N 'L IF ' ' NK L 'ff i 1' f W Q , i ' -L , ff - ' '4 '5 a s W .iii i f ' ' ' J A H If rx X sm! L TTHLF r eh Q, ' L' I 0 i 1 V M A , 1, ai L , if I Q1 ,, i - 4 r L . n BY A I ' '1 , ' XS ,. - 1 . ,Q Q . g L+..l-L,-... 145' - ' Peggy Maydian, Audio-Visual Librarian. Q ' 791 Elizabeth Scofl, Director of Learning Resources. . JP45' V,-4, 4 -I-f .- Lucy Nichols, Librarian. -Q QSM Barbara Haihaway, Assistant Librarian Henry Bagby, Assistant Professor, Technologies and Mathematics. Mn1:ivo1fwLQoienw Steve Adams, Assistant Professor, Biology. A ,, H, Dave Fields, Instructor, Chemistry, Chairman, Mathematics and Science Department. LQ, f--1:-v' Elaine Haught, Instructor, Mathematics. Richard Sandy, Instructor, Mathematics. Technologies 0 u ,A fx t me xl f X M-. .sem . , Jon Claunch, Assistant Professor, Industrial Technology. JQ-K Robert Lockhart, Associate Professor, Forest Tech- nology. 4 John Higginbothom, Lecturer, Technologies. Wenard Weaver, Instructor, Forestry. Joe Tuholsky, Assistant Professor, Technologiesf Chairman, Technologies Department. T139 Marky Huffman, Information Off7cer. - 1 William Shepard, Bookstore Manager. x ,f ...,S Ronald Clark, Insfiluiional Policeman. 1 A. ,ug-f STUDENT SERVICES: Betty Helminialler, Catherine Kling, Kalhleen Nicely, and Julia Parson. 1 1 w FACULTY SECRETARIES: Linda Reynolds, Judy Golden, Sharon Leitch, and Pam Pierce. '--,Sul SECRETARY TO DEAN OF INSTRUCTION: Regina Chappell. I HT f l l BUSINESS SECRETARIES: Linda Hayslehe, Mary Vess, and Alice Cahoan. Jw. Mx , LEARNING RESOURCE SECRETARIES: Carolyn Trail, Jeannette Bryant, and Beverly Drepperd. ' ' ii , .' 1 -f I I ,T '-Yxw iflffql 1 , .l ,... . -,, SECRETARY TO PRESIDENT: Nancy Lushbaugh I T, ' ' ., cf- 5 .f l 5 A ll Al. Pimp '-1 , co. rm LZ Remberl Hoke, Supervisor of Buildings and Grounds. MAINTENANCE: Melvin Plofl, Charlie Halleck, and Jimmy Michie. .fi , 1 I ' Rf I, ' 1 .Vu . MAINTENANCE: Thornton Pinkcrcl and Danny Nicely. Wlwfswlwfiw ' J ' Colleges '11 wiflrrl gr Xl: 1 , Q l -15 N411 ,f Ellen Byer, Nursing, David Harper, Forestry, Kalhy Drudy, Pre-Teacher Education, Rulh Fleming, Pre-Teacher Education, Betty Culbertson, Nursing, NUFICY ROSS, Pfe' Teacher Education, Gary Kids, Science' Susan Smilh, Pre-Teacher Educalion, James Bqsham, Liberal Arlsp Claylon Ward, Business Management. Autordub '-5 ,su ,,,.f ' G. Kirts, C.Kirts, L. Hodges, D. Burroughs, M. Emurian, L. Powell, R. Armstrong, R. Drumheller, G. Peters, B. Mitchell. The DSLCC Auto Club sponsored l X yxwx l activities to promote safe driving, create 'f' competition, and present a fun challenge for students and faculty. Auto rallies and W a Christmas dance were the activities I sponsored by this year's group. Several ' 'lil l car washes were also held during the school year. I ffl I E... ISI I : Ff-1 Gary Kirts, President, Doug Burroughs, Vice-President, Paula Dobbs, Secretary, Carla Kirts, Treasurer, and Richard Armstrong, Advertiser. The College Chorus, which consisted of members of the student body and faculty, put much time and effort into preparation for their concerts. Quarterly concerts and community functions headed the list of activities for the chorus. The twenty members, under the direction of Mrs. Betty Sandy met regularly to practice and improve their talents, while enioying their love of music. The Naturalist Club met with some difficulty in organizing. It was designed to meet the interests of persons in activities such as spelunking, hiking, cycling, back-packing, and camping. Several spelunking trips were made through the area and a weekend camping trip was held in May. Mr. Jack Hanner served as the sponsor of the Naturalist Club this year. Seated: B. Sandy, D. Via, P. Walton, K. Reynolds, C. Connor, V. Pleasant, P. Brown. Standing: J. Hawse, P. Dobbs, J. Seibel, M. Sylvest, A. Mackey, R. May, J. Halloway, L. Caldwell. O Seated: G. Kirts, C. Ward, J. Sheets, F. Kruszyna. Standing: C. Kirts, J. Hammond, D. Barger, D. Shanks, B Pearson, J. Simpson, G. Persinger, M. Spitzer, L. Maddy, D. Baker, J. Salyers, M. Emurian, J. Hanner. 752. ' ie3a.aT '..f3'3 Kneeling: F. Wiggins, M. Gibson, D. Harper, M. Bennett, B. Downey, D. Grimm. Standing: E. Bowen, R. Sulen- ski, G.G. Tonner, M. McGrady, L. Loudermilk,M. Burchom, 5.5. Clark, R. Kiser, F. Bennett, G. Fountain, D. Crutchfield, B. Gordon, and W. Weaver. Y l 'x 'i ., Dale Crutchfield, Treasurer, Buddy Downey, President, Mark Bennett, Vice-President, and Mike Gibson, Secre- tary. The Forestry Club is designed to provide a background for- the members in their field of study. Club meetings consisted of guest speakers and films that related to different areas of the Forestry curriculum. Activities included a raffle on a rifle and o gift certificate, and o spring picnic. The club .also promoted safety and practical experience in their curriculum. 85 Nwwes ' 3 1 l lv A ' thief? 52.9 i .- I .R Front Row: V. Jones, D. Coffman, H. Carter, D. Spence, J. Woods, E. Irvine, J. Montgomery, J. Sheets. 2nd Row: L. Pierce, D. Taylor, K. Loan, B. Williams, F. Clark, P. Godfrey. The Student Nurses Association of Virginia was established to encourage each of its members to recognize and accept his or her responsibilities as a member of the community, the college, and as a future professional registered nurse. This club was open to all full-time nursing students at the college. Funds were raised through activities such as bake sales, car washes, and rummage sales. The money from these activities was used to help provide transportation to District Vl, State, and National S.N.A. meetings as well as picnics and banquets. S.N.A.V. members also served the community through working at bloodmobiles, organizing a sitting service for elderly persons, and doing volunteer work at the hospital. l eel Vickie Jones - Treasurer Helen Carter - Secretary K s 7 I .ff Pr'-v v w 's V x.5ii f Jr- ' - ly: 19: .... f.l4AS':y N Jean Tucker - Joan Knott - Wce-President. YV... I- . 1 . I L ,J J . l -ig i i L L ' lil V f ' f l . I ' 1 .I '-'HW Y L ' ' ' s . - me :sn ,li J Y V V A .Z I ,lWeA,VQIr:, 1 NLM, Ig: J , i ' il, H M b B ' - ,Y .J ' ' 1. xi .4 ,, fx ' ,mxq , . , : Q 6 -. -, W . I : 5 , .- I ..qv' -- :, , 'A-Y 1 Elgin: lg 53:1 . l 'H' num' . :I -If ,, in-X 5, ,. I- Q B l e ! i Mi- H ' f , I 1 , 2' N V fry. ,N l 3 f J if-Q l - . T7 wi ..i L i i vi - 'M.,,f.fg.-.,.. .. , -A L . l, L V J - l Y ' '1lf'l ' ' l ' J -H 1 T- - gk J : f 3: lg, Y wg V L i ' lv - - J V ,V 5 , V.. 5 .. ' .f f , f J . , l , ., by Qi? V f- . , ,gf-. , ., ,., . I ' ' '- ':' - l' ff' ' . -H ,- T- .f.. ' A if W ' 'l 'N 'gf V r L T' , X ,q if 2' K4 rr fr .T f 1155? W V N :L in ' A,..- v 'A , . . 2 . - , . - y JE. Q N E X . ,lr H I- 3 X A A . . ,ni JZ! T gig 1 L . , , . 1 . 1 ' is :,. : ': ' N' , ,, AF -:.-'- ' .ASX -:im ' .xl 1- J .' :'V'l 'L' l . ' ' , L' f - L. .. f, , si- -N '. -57'- 'fl--'1 ':'Ql.' - 15 init: 2.151 .-QLYIVG 5:2115 .HJ ' P 'Lui ...'f'f'T'1'i 3T N,.:27i.!l1 Front Row: P. Hanna, J. Hawse, B. Culbertson, D. Mays, L. Loan, N. Farren, J. Myers, J. Alderson, J. Tucker, J. Lindsay, P. Ford. 2nd Row: L. Taylor, J. Piizenbarger, J Downer, L. Jones, G. Peters, J. Knorr, E. Byer, F. Simmons, P. Eubonk, C. Sinar, M. Brazil, and S. Nicely. X The Future Secretaries Association, with its 20 members, sponsored various activities to raise money for club proiects. These activities included bake sales, ' donut soles, and a dance. With the X assistance of their sponsor, Mrs. Mary Lou Agee, the club promoted interest in , . the preparation for careers in the secretarial field. R. Burks, Corresponding Secretary, P.Morris, Reporter, P. Dobbs, Vice-President, Mr. Hayslett, Recording Secre- tary, P. Coles, President, M. Agee, Sponsor, M. Kimbo, Treasurer, O. Jordqn, Historian. tt, l l l l .Sli l 3 lc. v bb R B k S Ta lor K Re nolds, P. Black, D. Jackson, P. Morris, O. Jordon, l.Martin, V. Knabenshue P. Coles, D. Twitty, J. Holloway, J. Caldwell, M. Kimbo, P. Do s, . ur s, . y , . y , and M. Hayslette. . YQ0lblJO0Lf Ts A The production of a successful yearbook can occur only lm through the efforts of a determined staff. This year the staff, despite the dwindling number of members, sold advertisements, drew layouts, and compiled copy to accomplish the finished product, the I97 3 Aquarius. The yearbook is an annual publication of the Lancaster student body. The maior plan for this year's book was to cover the campus, academic life, visitors, and social activities throughout the seasons. Mr. Michael Sullivan served as our sponsor and Taylor Publishing Company printed Ruth Fleming, Editor, Susan Smith, Assistant Editor. fl1lS yedr'S Aquarius. STAFF: J. Sheets, C. Connor, B. Burns, D. Hagar, V. Kerns, P. Warner. Jody Jaeger, Photographer. 7 , ur : A 5 if , 4 H I Y v Ai . FL, ra 'xx x 4 .N 1 ' , fn Pam Warner of 'qu 17, u .. ' , Chris Spraggins a '1 I Z' 5' - g .. 26'-: a 'fx In 'h 'ff-fffcffg' 34 - ' Kathy Drudy, Wce-President. -9 David Shanks, President. r L QUEEN ,QZ N s I .L , fx V ' - Q -N ,m a h ' grin :iw X srl' . - ' - 'Q A X , X S Griff Peters ,K 1 The DSLCC Student Senate consisted of five sophomore and five freshman students. The Senate coordinated administrative and student activities and needs on the campus. The Senate served as a line of communication between students and the administration The weekly meetings were open to all students, to obtain opinions on campus issues. Two Senators attended the State Forum for College Senates in Richmond, where discussions were held concerning problems of the Virginia Community College System. l i h Mike Fleming, Secretary, Nancy Archie, Daryl Green, Treasurer, Ellen Sanders, and Linda Powell. T. Wcshinglon, V. Kerns, D. Via, D. Warliiner, L. Taylor, P. Warner. .aa 'll LIBERAL ARTS: C. Spraggins, G.BosIic, J. Salyers, T. Parker, N. Fox, D. Greene, G. Unroe, F. Kruszyna. J . ' l 421: TTMBBI FORESTRY: M. Gibson,.J. Wall, S. Clarke, M. Berirum, F. Benihi, R. McDowell, R. Kaiser. X.-f Z f LTTT Q FACULTY: B. Lorence, E. Clark, B. Olson, M. Moss, J. Hanner, W. Weaver, J. Wheeler, C. Laws. I Teams BUSINESS MANAGEMENT: R. Thompson, C. Weber, L. Hatcher, T. Gumm, G. Bowen, M. Fleming, D. Hurr, L. Coffee. ef,- ,. V I , L, , W T -L 1 . l ' l K. Drudy, K. Willis, J. Jeager, L. Powell, R. Drum- e e'f J- Sheen- BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION: M. swoope, J. Burch, J. Brown, w. Knick, D. Caldwell, B. Trainer, D. Fraser, W. Reynolds. ALDERSON, JUDITH IRENE, Clifton Forge. Nursing. ANDERSON, NORMA JEAN, Glen Wilton. Special ANDERSON, TWILA E., Eagle Rock. Pre-Teacher Education. ANDERTON, DAISY LOU, Lexington. Nursing. ANSHUTZ, TIMOTHY EUGENE, Covington. Special. ARBOGAST, ROBERT MICHAEL, Hot Springs. Business Administration. ARCHIE, NANCY C., Clifton Forge. Liberal Arts. ARMSTRONG, RICHARD LINWOOD, Clifton Forge. Liberal Arts. AYRES, HUNTER EDGAR, Lexington. Science. BAKER, LONNIE DEAN, Covington. Business Administration. BARGER, DIANNA SUSAN, Covington. Liberal Arts. BARKER, LISA ANN, Covington. Steno-Clerical Arts. X x. --- ,pl , ' J' E, 1 V . 4-I, - T . - at ww 1- BASHAM, JAMES OTMER, Covington. Liberal Arts. BELCHER, MARK STEPHEN, Clifton Forge. Forest Technology. BELCHER, PATRICIA MARLENE, Clifton Forge. Steno-Clerical Arts. BENNETT, BETTY E., Selma. Nursing. BENNETT, MARK EMERSON, Covington. Forest Technology. BENNETT, RONALD LYNN, Covington. Drafting. BLACK, PAMELA SUE, Clifton Forge. Secretarial Science BLACKBURN, TIM H., Clifton Forge. Forest Technology. BOLTON, ROY EDGAR, Fincastle. Electronics Technology. BOSTIC, GORDON ETTLEY, Low Moor. Liberal Arts. BOTKINS, ALAN S., Covington. Business Management. BOWEN, EVERETTE K., Goshen. Forest Technology. BOWEN, GARY WILLIAM, Clifton Forge. Business Management. BRADS, SERENA KAYE, Natural Bridge. Nursing. BRADY, BARRY L., Covington. Pre-Teacher Education. BROWN, ARMENTHIA ELAINE, Covington. Pre-Teacher Education. BROWN, FREDERICK JOE, Covington. Drafting and Design Technology. BROWN, JERRY LEE, Covington. Business Administration. BROWN, NORMA JEAN, Eagle Rock. Steno-Clerical Arts. BRYANT, DAVID P., Covington. Special. BRYANT, DONNA LYNN, Eagle Rock. Nursing. BURKHOLDER, DEBRA LEIGH, Covington. Steno-Clerical Agts. BURKS, RACHEL D., Clifton Forge. Business Management. BURNS, BOBBI GAIL, Clifton Forge. Nursing. Vx . --3.7. -JG., , I ' 1 S , -5334 Y I ' .- ' ' . .. . xg- if. Q 'L I, U, .A ,..' ,,, 1 4 , I I 1, s we is . X' l ,af is l ,ll I 3. .N Y ,flu 7 Ht wr H, A K ia- , . ff ' I J J I TP I 1 ll l . I I ' 392, 2 ' T, 25+ r' ' ' fm FS 9'L '1i,'5'l?'il. 'ij if V il 5 ' If . iii-gf Q.r.L' get ' ff - . U -J ft' I I Wx ,f 2 54. ' , r J 1 ,af fi I 1 f .L I 'XIII BURROUGHS, JERRY DOUGLAS, Eagle Rock. Business Management. BYER, DEBRA MELISA MARIE, Covington. Liberal Arts. BYER, ELLEN T., Covington, Nursing. BYER, NANCY LEE, Covington. Business Management. CALDWELL, DAVID LEE, Covington. Business Administration. CALDWELL, LANA KAREN, Clifton Forge. Pre-Teacher Education CALHOUN, MARY COLLEEN, Clifton Forge. Special. CAMPBELL, EDWARD PRESTON, Clifton Forge. Drafting. CAMPBELL, TOM CARROLL, Covington. Science. CARROLL, BRYAN OSWALD, Covington. Business Management. CARTER, FERN MAE, Clifton Forge. Steno-Clerical Arts. CARTER, HELEN CLAIRE, Clifton Forge. Nursing. CASON, TERRY WAYNE, Iron Gate. Pre-Teacher Education. CHILDS, JAMES MICHAEL, Clifton Forge. Drafting and Design Technology. CLARK, AMY L., Covington. Steno-Clerical Arts. CLARK, FREIDA MARNET, Clifton Forge. Nursing. CLARK, IRETA TOTTEN, Clifton Forge. Science. CLARK, LINDA SUE, Clifton Forge. Office Management. CLARK, ROBERT ALAN, Clifton Forge. Forest Technology. CLARKE, SUE ELLEN, Covington. Nursing. CLEMONS, GEORGE EDWARD, Covington. Electronics Technology. COFFEY, LARRY LOVING, Buena Vista. Business Management COFFMAN, DONNA GAY, Clifton Forge. Nursing. COFFMAN, TERRY WAYNE, Clifton Forge. Forest Technology. COLES, PATRICIA ANN, Covington. Secretarial Science. CONNOR, JUNE CHRISTIE, Clifton Forge. Liberal Arts. COOKE, STEPHEN B., Ronceverte, West Virginia. Drafting. COX, RAYMOND LEE, Hot Springs. Business Management. CRAFT, JAMES E., White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia. Law Enforcement. CRAGHEAD, DAVID ALLEN, Covington. Business Administration. CRUTCHFIELD, STEVEN DALE, Clifton Forge. Forest Technology. CULBERTSON, BETTY J., Staunton. Nursing. CURTIS, JERRY REID, Clifton Forge. Drafting. DALE, JERRY LEWIS, H I Huntersville, West Virginia. Police Science. DEACON, SUSAN HOGUE, Clifton Forge. Science. I Q DELONG, MARGARET SHANK, Covington. Nursing. DEW, WESLEY ALAN, Covington. Electronics Technology. DOBBS, PAULA V., Clifton Forge. Secretarial Science. DOUGLAS, NORMAN LIONEL, Covington. Special. DOWNEY, WILLIAM GARFIELD, JR., Clifton Forge. Forest Technology. DRUDY, KATHLEEN M., Covington. Pre-Teacher Education. DRUMHELLER, RACHEL L., Clifton Forge. Pre-Teacher Education. DUFF, MICHAEL CARTER, Clifton Forge. Drafting. EAKING, ORAN GILFORD, Buena Vista. Science. EMURIAN, HENRI MEL, Clifton Forge. Science. ENSTMINGER, CLAIBORNE JOSEPH, JR Covington. Business Administration. EUBANK, PATRICIA CARLYLE, Clifton Forge. Nursing. EVANS, PRESTON BLAKEY, Buena Vista. Liberal Arts. I t ' IJ V 1 I.: , 2 .-:':-- -. ' . fi I-,. 1 'eI.2- ' if .wg-ff: A-, I, I , Q- . . if, ,,,.. I . I tn ' ,i - 'I , ,, ,u',., , J' ' ' ,HL 45.5, - . - ' '13 xr- if -T 1- .Ml -. . Lie, I ii u a' , . wil- . ,' i I ' Q I it F'- --ff 'f ' 1. Jig? ' 1' E 1 g ' .. fi ' ' ----.-.. . I 3 -,...-- .-'1- ' 'll 1 Q 2 . L-L FISHER, JOSEPH WINSTON, Iron Gate. Special. FLEMING, MICHAEL PIERCE, Covington. Business Administration. FLEMING, RUTH ELLEN, Covington. Pre-Teacher Education. FORBES, BRENDA SUE, Clifton Forge. Nursing. FOUNTAINE, GREGORY LOVING, Covington. Forest Technology. FOX, NELSON DAVID, Buena Vista. Pre-Teacher Education FRAME, GARY W., Covington. Pre-Teacher Education. FRAZIER, DAVID ARDEN, Glasgow. FULLER, EARL FOSTER, JR., Covington. Police Science. FURROW, CHARLES WILEY, Covington. Science. GANGOPADHYAY, IRA, Covington. Steno-Clerical Arts. GENTILINI, DON J., Clifton Forge. Forest Technology. GIBSON, JOHN LEWIS, JR., Covington. Pre-Engineering. GILLIAM, LAURA ELLEN, Buchanan. Nursing. GLOVER, MICHAEL HALL, Clifton Forge. Science. GODFREY, DELAWRENCE ASBERRY, Iron Gate. Industrial Engineering Technology. GODFREY, PEARLIE E., Iron Gate. Nursing. GOODBAR, JERRY WAYNE, Lexington. Business Management. GORDON, DELANOR LEE, Hot Springs. Forest Technology. GOULD, ALFRED DAVID, Clifton Forge. Forest Technology. GREENE, DARYL WILLIAM, Covington. Science. GRIFFITH, JANET BETH, Covington. Special. GROOME, SHELBY J., Covington. Nursing. GUM, TEDDY WILLIAM, Monierey. Business Management. S .y I .A ! H l fr I 02 ll - l l I I A-iq, I'- it I :J I- mei GUMM, GARY DOUGLAS, Covington. Electronics Technology. GUTSHALL, JUDITH B., Warm Springs. Nursing. HALL, GARY DELL, Clifton Forge. Business Administration. HALL, ROY, JR., Covington. Police Science. HAMMOND, JULIA ROSE, Covington. Pre-Teacher Education. HAND, EILEEN C., Covington. Special. HARTER, STUART BRADLEY, Covington. Business Administration. HARTSOOK, STEPHEN HENRY, Clifton Forge. Business Management. HARVEY, RANDY LEE, Clintonville, West Virginia. Drafting and Design Technology. HASKINS, WILLIAM EUGENE, JR., Clifton Forge. Drafting and Design Technology. HATCHER, BENAY VERDELL, Clifton Forge. Pre-Teacher Education. HATCHER, LENFORD CARVIN, Clifton Forge. Pre-Teacher Education. 04 HAWSE, JOAN BYER, Covington. Nursing. HAYSLETT, MARTHA MYERS, Eagle Rock. Steno-Clerical Arts. HELTON, KENNETH KERN, Covington. Business Management. HEMP, EDWARD CARLTON, Covington. Business Management. HERN, .IENNIE ELIZABETH, Covington. Liberal Arts. HERR, DANE SCOTT, Raphine. Electronics Technology. HIGGINS, ROBERT KENNETH, Clifton Forge. Drafting and Design Technology. HINTON, WILLIAM VAIDEN, Hot Springs. Pre-Teacher Education. HODGE, SANDRA NELL, Millboro. Liberal Arts. HODGES, LEONARD B., Covington. Pre-Teacher Education. HOSTETTER, GREGORY EDWARD, Lexington. Science. HOWARD, JAMES E., Covington. Business Management. -.-J 735 I 1 w I . ' .af f. imj . f' Hiij 51125 'IW ...gg I '- 'f :il I, 'I P -' ' '. 11' . Q - -1 J gig.. It 12' I, f if ,E-:.:,' L-. .. . .-- ftjiiff Ix1..'-JA., Q! ' .- -. rg , mv'Ak31125:1-lx.-I '5-.-.-V ' .il . I. -.. - . , -V - I EQ-fzgtf 5' ng' 4'i..'rf..f'i g iyhlifi ,,ga,,1-.,L - -. ,. is N. - , . -.gi aaikiifsig .L Mum 7 1 ..4,1, 4' '1 3-f-V P' I .. ,Q il- 'cg Q.. lggtlg- 'qikrflqilf if-2 .. 'ii ii Sinn ' ll ,L3.'.-xfx,.1.w.- I .I r .--.v ,. I' .LL - ..'L.tL1-,i,H'...--. ., .: .i.e,.. 1 , A I I ,JJ I 'L I J b : it . . 4 . J .Q I Y I f -N 'I 'If-r. I. . -'fw S' -. ' . I -5i I I gygxg, I l i HUBBLE, LARRY DEAN, Covington. Pre-Teacher Education. HUNDLEY, ROBERT BOYD, Eagle Rock. Pre-Teacher Education. INGRAM, DAPHINE DENISE, Covington. INGRAM, GERALDINEANN, Clifton Forge. Nursing. IRVINE, EVONNE JEANETTE, Clifton Forge. Nursing. JACKSON, DIANA MARLENE, Clifton Forge. Secretarial Science. JARVIS, CLYDE DAVIS, Covington. Liiberal Arts. JENNINGS, BETSY PALMER, Covington. Pre-Teacher Education JENNINGS, KENNETH LEE, Covington. Business Management JOHNSON, DONNIE L., Lexington. Business Management. JOHNSON, PAUL WILEY, Clifton Forge. Electronics Technology JONES, JOHN DAVID, Clifton Forge. Liberal Arts. JONES, JOHN PAUL, Covington. Science. JONES, LINDA CAROL, Covington. Nursing. JONES, MARK W., Covington. Liberal Arts. JONES, NANCY LYNNE, Clifton Forge. Liberal Arts. JONES, VICKY LYNN, Clifton Forge. Nursing. JONES, WILLIAM ALAN, Covington. Special. JORDAN, OPHELIA DELARIA, Covington. Secretarial Science. KEATON, DAVID RAY, Covington. Liberal Arts. KERNS, VICKIE MAYO, Covington. Pre-Teacher Education. KIBLER, BETl'Y CAROL, Clifton Forge. Pre-Teacher Education. KIMBO, MARGARET DIANE, Low Moor. Office Management. KINCAID, JANET KAY, Covington. Steno-Clerical Arts. 453141 . I it . -,Qu A QWYWI' arg:-:ff Q' ix KIRBY, RODNEY EDWARD, Covington. Business Management. KIRTS, CARLA ANITA, Newport News. Science. KIRTS, GARY KYLER, Iron Gate. Science. KNABENSHUE, VICTORIA LYNNE, Covington. Secretarial Science. KNICK, WARNEL CLEVELAND, Covington. Business Management. KNOTT, JOANNE R., Clifton Forge. Nursing. KRUSZYNA, FRANK EDWIN, Covington. Liberal Arts. LAIR, ROBERT McKEE, Covington. Drafting and Design Te LAMBERT, UXTER HAROLD, JR., Covington. Science. LANDIS, CLYDE H., Covington. Drafting. LARGENT, JUDY L., Covington. LAWS, CHARLES GARRISON, Covington. Pre-Teacher Education. chnology. I0 7 LEE, VICKI DILLARD, Covington. Nursing. LEMON, CHRISTINE P., Covington. Special. LEMON, EARL MONROE, JR., Covington. Liberal Arts. LEMONS, SARAH LIPES, Covington. Secretarial Science. LIENHARDT, JACK ORVILLE, Covington. Liberal Arts. LINDSAY, JEAN HAYNES, Covington. Nursing. LIPES, RAY NELSON, Covington. Electronics Technology. LOAN, KAREN ANDERSON, Millboro. Nursing. LONG, PAMELA LYNNE, Iron Gate. Steno-Clerical Arts. L LOUDERMILK, LEONARD ASHBY, Covington. Forest Technology. ,yr s X I 51: ' .Y Q , --. - Y ' LOVELESS, DEANNA B., Clifton Forge. Nursing. if V LUDINGTON, KENNETH R., y , Covington. Electronics Technology. fa. ' ' tile, , 4 . MACKEY, ALFRED McFADDlN, JR., Clifton Forge. Forest Technology. MADDOX, EYELYN DIANE, Clifton Forge. Office Management. MADDY, DAVID A., Covington. Pre- Teacher Education. MADDY, LARRY SCOTT, Selma. Industrial Engineering Technology. MARTIN, IRIS FAYE, Clifton Forge. Secretarial Science. MARTIN, JUDITH MANN, Covington. Pre- Teacher Education. MARTIN, WALTER KIM, Covington. Forest Technology. MAYS, DONNA LEE, Clifton Forge. Nursing. MAYS, GLENN ALLISON, Clifton Forge. Industrial Engineering Technology. McCLUNG, DEBORAH BENNETT, Covington. Special. MCCORMACK, ROBERT DIXON, Covington. Industrial Engineering Technology. McKEE, CHARLES NEIL, Covington. Business Administration. MEYER, ROBERT PAUL, JR., ' Clifton Forge. Special. MILLER, ROBERT LEE, Clifton Forge. Science. MITCHELL, WILLIAM MOSBY, Roanoke. Forest Technology. MONTGOMERY, JO ANN ZOLLMAN, Lexington. Nursing. MORGAN, JANE ELIZABETH, Clifton Forge. Pre-Teacher Education. MORRIS, PATRICIA PEARL, Iron Gate. Business Management. , MULLENAX, JANET G., Clifton Forge. Business Management. MUNDY, GARY LEE, JR., Covington. Business Management. MUNSEY, BETTY DREPPERD, Covington. Pre-Teacher Education. MUNSEY, GARY MITCHELL, Covington. Liberal Arts. NELSON, CRAIG S., Clifton Forge. Forest Technology. NICELY, DEBRA GREY, Clifton Forge. Pre-Teacher Education. OGDEN, VICKIE JEAN, Buena Vista. Nursing. OWENS, LARRY JAMES, Covington. Business Management. PARKER, TIM R., Low Moor. Liberal Arts. PATRICK, KAREN SHIFTER, Covington. Nursing. PAULEY, ELLEN PAIGE, Eagle Rock. Nursing. PEARSON, BARBARA ELLEN, Covington. Liberal Arts. PEERY, DEBORAH SUE, Hot Springs. Nursing. PERSINGER, GARY ALLEN, Covington. Pre-Teacher Education. PERSINGER, GEORGE MEREDETH, JR Milboro. Science. PERSINGER, REBA MELISSA, Covington. Business Administration. PETERS, JERRY OSCAR, Covington. Industrial Engineering Technology. PETERS, WILLIAM GRIFFITH, JR., Clifton Forge. Nursing. PETTY, DONALD DWIGHT, Covington. Liberal Arts. PIERCE, JOHN RAY, III, Colonial Heights. Liberal Arts. PITSENBARGER, JENETTA ESTEP, Hot Springs. Nursing. PLEASANT, VICTORIA ALBERTA, Covington. Nursing. POLLOCK, GREGORY L., Covington. Business Management. POWELL, LINDA ANN, Clifton Forge. Pre-Teacher Education. POWELL, ROSEMARY LYNNE, Covington. Steno-Clerical Arts. PRICE, GARY TAYLOR, Clifton Forge. Liberal Arts. RATCLIFFE, GARY LAMARR, Covington. Pre-Teacher Education. REID, LUTHER CARY, Iron Gate. Business Management. REYNOLDS, WILLIAM ASHLEY, Covington. Business Management. RHODES, CEDRIC RICHARD, Fincastle. Science. -'nee .fri A if 4-ini .Qld-. 1 Qwalw- I I1 ' li ' Ar' RICHMOND, BETTY J., White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia Nursing. RINKER, MARY KENDRICK, Hot Springs. Science. ROBINSON, JANET LEIGH, Covington. Pre-Teacher Education. ROBINSON, STEVEN LONNIE, Covington. Law Enforcement. ROSS, NANCY J., Clifton Forge. Pre-Teacher Education. ROTHWELL, DAVID WAYNE, Covington. Forest Technology. RUSSELL, JACKIE DOUGLAS, Clifton Forge. Business Management. RYDER, CHARLENE KAYE, Millboro. Business Administration. RYDER, CHARLOTTE FAYE, Millboro. Business Administration. SALYERS, JAMES ERNEST, Covington. Business Administration. SAMPSON, DOUGLAS GENE, Covington. Electronics Technology. SANDERS, ELLEN CARPER, Clifton Forge. Pre-Teacher Education. SCHWARTZ, JEANNETTE M., Clifton Forge. Nursing. SCRUGGS, NANCI GRIFFITH, Covington. Pre-Teacher Education. SEIBEL, JOHN DAVID, Eagle Rock. Business Management. SELLERS, MELVIN FRANKLIN, Covington. Drafting and Design Tech SHANKS, DAVID ANGUS, Covington. Liberal Arts. SHARP, SANDRA LEE, Covington. Pre-Teacher Education. SHEETS, DEBORAH JOAN, Clifton Forge. Nursing. SHIFLETT, JAMES ERNEST, Covington. nology. SHOOSMITH, WILLIAM HUTCHEON, Clifton Forge. Electronics Technology. SHORTRIDGE, CHRISTINA MARIE, Covington. Pre-Engineering. SIMPSON, JONATHAN KENT, Covington. Forest Technology. SINAR, MARY CAROL, Clifton Forge. Nursing. Q. If 216 .,,..-4 'Cv'-5' . 5tT1,: ' 11 , , ' ...........-f f wins KRW iii I ., M .EI 43, nc ... -6 ..1z:,,, .h 5, HF lv NV tsl fa!-.I'g2:5.k'F'-.: - 3351-'u. .-5.1: 115. SLOUGH, JACKSON A., Lexington. Business Management. SMITH, GARY NEIL, Covington. Electronics Technology. SMITH, IRA R., Hot Springs. Business Management. SMITH, LARRY ALLAN, Covington. Pre-Teacher Education. SMITH, SUSAN DIANNE, Covington. Pre-Teacher Education. SPENCE, DEBRA KAY, Clifton Forge. Nursing. SPENCER, PATRICIA SUE, Covington. Steno-Clerical Arts. SPITZER, MICHAEL CRAIG, Clifton Forge. Forest Technology. SPRAGGINS, CHARLES CHRISTOPHER, Covington. SciencefPre-Teacher Education ST. CLAIR, ARLIE W., Covington. Pre-Teacher Education. STRENG, CARL G., Clifton Forge. Business Management. STULL, PAUL RAY, Eagle Rock. Drafting and Design Technology. SULENSKI, ROGER ALLAN, Selma. Forest Technology. SWARTZ, MAUDE RAE, Covington. Nursing. SWITZER, PAUL DAVID, I ,je-.., 4 1, + . I fy? 'I Covington. Drafting cmd Design Technology. l , . , L ' -F Y J ' SWITZER, SHARON LYNN, Covington. Steno-Clerical Arts. SWOOPE, MAXWELL WINFRED, JR., Covington. Business Administration. TANNER, GARY L., Clifton Forge. Forest Technology. TAYLOR, DEBRA ANN, Covington. Nursing. TAYLOR, JAMES HARVEY, Covington. Forest Technology. TAYLOR, LINDA LOUISE, Covington. Nursing. TAYLOR, SANDRA DIANE, Covington. Steno-Clerical Arts. TAYLOR, VICKIE LYNN, Covington. Secretarial Science. TEMPLETON, JACK D., Clifton Forge. Nursing. R.. 1 Z . ff 'J Q., 1773.9 , N I iiih 157: . .1 -Fil- ,-7' iii, - :rua 1 -lg fs. ft: l' 4 r 1 17- ' bd x, ' in L,--a. ,J if S 4 , J S-.....- I, it 1 I .- Cf: ,.-'-,.,f',f-' .gl 'af 7.--risk? ' -..uf ., .,. f V. .5-e. 11 r -' N, , .1,.fs.i. - 1.1111 --Swag... .-' .off . ,.'ff,- Q-x.'.'-W' M:- 2'.ofIf . 1 JV. 'fab 1' + .MV 'ix 'lf ' I gif? 55' TENNANT, JAMES LEE, Millborc. Business Administration. THOMAS, DOROTHY ELINOR, Clifton Forge. Science. THOMPSON, BRENDA C., Clifton Forge. Steno-Clerical Arts. THOMPSON, CHERYL JEAN, Covington. Pre-Teacher Education. THOMPSON, RONNIE GRAHAM, Natural Bridge. Business Management. THRASHER, FORREST LYNN, Buchanan. Drafting and Design Technology THURSTON, GERALD, Eagle Rock. TOPPING, SUE ELLEN, Clifton Forge. Special. TUCKER, JEAN PAIGE, Clifton Forge. Nursing. TURNER, ROY ANTHONY, JR., Narrows. Drafting and Design Technology. TWITTY, DIANA JEAN, Covington. Steno-Clerical Arts. TYREE, RONALD LYNN, Covington. Electronics Technology. UNROE, GARLAND DOUGLAS, Iron Gate. Pre-Teacher Education. VASS, CHARLES ELMER, Covington. Business Management. VIA, DEBBIE LEE, Low Moor. Pre-Teacher Education. WALLACE, GENELDA BEATRICE, Clifton Forge. Office Management. WALLACE, WAYNE F., Clifton Forge. Drafting and Design Technology. WALTON, DEBORAH LYNN, Covington. Pre-Teacher Education. WALTON, ERIC E., Hot Springs. Science. WALTON, RAY E., Covington. Business Administration. WARD, CLAYTON WILLIAM, Selma. Business Management. WARNER, PAMELA ROGERS, Selma. Pre-Teacher Education. WASHINGTON, TAWANA LYNN 3 I .z g , . . L , 1 E I ,4. I Q I I 1 J f . 1 ,, . 8 . ii' l I fl . or --' ' . X in ' Bi it :wi if I . W , f N ax x 3' V91 Clifton Forge. Pre-Teacher Education. w I 'I WATTS, MARY BENNETT, Clifton Forge. Nursing. ..f .' I .f 'N l I IU' I V V IL hh. '- W It ' 1' ' :J V' 'H-ff, ,Sf-if ff-I , N ., .'L l Fi :iw id ' .1 1 , 1' f lLli,: II, -'Hier til' ililicql. if ,, Fl all . I . , .fp..,.v H ,A 1, l ,. -1 ,. .4 I 'ill' -' l ' ' :' 'mil' f,!.27.,, 1. 5 J.. V X . ., -nf' G I I ilfzif .- ,. ,fig L H Ki'-16, 1 J: v', H Y YY in JA! .' WATTS, VICKY LOU, Low Moor. Steno-Clerical Arts. WEBBER, JOYCE C., Clifton Forge. WEBER, CHARLES ALLEN, Covington. Science. WHEELER, RICHARD WAYNE, Hot Springs. Electronics Technology WHITE, LARRY GORDON, Clifton Forge. Drafting and Design Technology. WILHELM, Lexington WILHELM Lexington I RONALD WINFRED, Science. TIMOTHY RAY, Forest Technology. WILLIAMS, BEVERLY JEAN, Hot Springs. 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