Dublin High School - Maple Leaves Yearbook (Dublin, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 220 of the 1969 volume:

The Nineteen Hundred Sixty Nine Maple Leaves Presents Contents Student Body ... 34 Introduction . . . 1 Academics ... 18 p -- Advertisements And Index . . . 161 Student Life ... 98 Music And Features . . . 100 Organizations . . .119 Our world is composed of little things, Of vitality, excitement, and fun, A competitive spirit, a will to succeed, A warm, happy place in the sun. Seeing new faces, making new friends, Learning new things every day, Like algebra, science, Latin, and French, And speech, trying to think what to say. Our world is our own, to build as we please, It’s behind us wherever we’ve gone. We will build it on dreams, with a foimdation that’s firm, We will build up a WORLD OF OUR OWN. . . . Rhonda Murdock 4 World Of Student Activity Class Even the faculty relaxes during the direction of the Senior Play. “Now class, we will recite today’s lessons.” Memorizing lines . . . checking movements . . tensing up before curtain time. Let’s all pause for a moment of rest”. “Speedy” Lindstrom is always rushing to his next class. I was sure I had that announcement around here somewhere”. World Of The Classroom r World Of Duke Fans Cheerleaders boost spirit before the big game. Students always back up the Big Blue before the Friday night game. •. ■ ' V , • : ' ' 4 ' ' y ,V v«t ' ■ , t tv -X ' .v ;, ' 3 •%: i A teacher lives in rftany worlds— the world of classrooms, the world of competition, the world of learning. A teacher can be many things— an educator, a counselor, a friend. A teacher gives unselfishly of himself in order to better his students, that they in turn may better their worlds. Mrs. Ann Armbrister Attending every basketball game . . . giving spelling words every Thursday . . . never giving up . . . denying the fact that there are slow students . . . assigning prologues for memorization . . . holding firm to one opinion . . . trying to make grammar interesting . . . laughing at just the right moment . . . grading mountains of term papers . . . devoting every spare moment to the improvement of young minds . . . constantly reminding students that “everytime they open their mouths they either use or misuse English” . . . heading the English Department . . . chaperoning the Sophomore Dance . . . working as wife, mother and educator, MRS. ANN ARMBRISTER plays an important role in the world of the classroom. 10 Miss Peggy Warden A teacher can laugh, can cry, can reprimand. His world is made up of fulfillment and the knowledge of a battle, hard-fought and won. Making out exams . . . grading projects . . . relating faces and names . . . devoting a free period to a student who needs extra help . . . sponsoring the various class dances . . . arguing over decoration ideas . . . worrying about last minute changes. . . . unselfishly giving time to better the students, so that they in turn may better their worlds . . . planning class assignments . . . writing notes on the board . . . learning the abilities of each student . . . earning the respect of teachers and students alike . . . The world of the 1969 Maple Leaves centers on MISS PEGGY WARDEN. 11 World Of Entertainment A Sock Hop is the final touch to a victorious game. Miss D.H.S. represents Our World of beauty. The Junior and Senior Prom brings the Senior World to an end. Going up? . think carefully Study hard . . . . . take your time during test. Don’t look down! World Of Concentration sculpturing are elements of the World of Art. Sketching . . . painting . . . World Of Art 17 s CADEMICSACADEMICSACADEMICSACADE Vv VJL J-LllVX X k3 EM Principal Mr. Edward C. Crews Bluefield College V. P. I. B.S.; M.S. Assistant Principal Mr. Charles B. Davis Concord College V. P. I. B.S. Music Education M.E. Social Science Mr. Lawrence Johnson Emory Henry Radford College B.A.; M.S. Mrs. Judith Eller Radford College B.S.; M.S. Mrs. Helen Harvey Radford College B.S.; M.S. 22 Mr. Robert Young Emory Henry Radford College B.A.; M.S. Remembering dates and explorers, understanding the purpose of law and order ... a background in history and government prepares D.H.S. students to take their place in a world of freedom and democracy. 23 Mathematics Mr. J. Ralph Allison V. P. I. B.S.; M.E. Miss Ora Cassady Radford College V. P. I. B.S.; M.S. Mrs. Marcia Martin Radford College B.S. Relating geometry to everyday life, chasing down the elusive “Mr. X.”, proving that two angles are equal . . . these are the things that make math class a challenge to students and teachers alike. 24 M rs. Wilma Clay Radford College B.S.; M.S. Miss Marian Richardson Radford College B.S. Mrs. Joann Smith Radford College B.S. Science Mrs. Ruth Sloop Meredith College William Mary A.B.; M.T.S. Rocks and minerals, halfdone chemistry experi- ments, specimen jars, and dissecting kits . . . the science teacher and their students learn, create, and discover in a world of new ideas. Mr. Ray Dunavant Concord College Madison College B.S. Mr. Bruce Henderson East Tennessee State Lincoln Memorial B.A. Mr. William Endicott Georgetown University V. P. I. F. S. U. University of Virginia A.B. Mr. Charles McGiftley Concord College B.S. Academic Mr. Carl Lindstrom Lincoln Memorial University of Tennessee B.A.; M.S. 25 Language Writing page length themes in twenty minutes, con- fusing adjectives and adverbs, reading the thinnest book in the library for a book report . . . English students struggle through the language of their own native tongue. Mrs. Ann Armbrister Emory Henry B.A. Mrs. Odette Graham Concord College Radford College B.S. Mr. John Newberry Wytheville Community College V. P. I. B.A. Miss Peggy Warden Radford College B.S. 27 Mr. Roy Maiden Milligan College B.A. Jr Fine Arts Paying fines on overdue books, entering a sketch in the art fair, applauding the band’s rendition of the school song or wiping tears from your eyes when the chorus sings “The Star Spangled Banner” . . . the Department of Fine Arts is a vital part of the D. H. S. world. Mrs. Mary Copenhaver Longwood College University of Virginia B.S. Mr. Gregory Quesenberry Berea College B.A. Mrs. Lyndall Mason Radford College University of Virginia V. P. I. B.A. Miss Louise Allison Radford College Ohio State University B.S.; M.A. Mr. Walter Dobyns Concord College B.S. Music Education Working our schedule changes, planning college night, giving college boards or trying to keep a study hall quiet . . . Mrs. Howe, Mrs. Newman, and Mr. Moyer work in a world of human relations. Mrs. Canary Newman Radford College William Mary B.S. Guidance I Mrs. Ruth Howe Emory Henry Radford College B.A. Mr. Jacob Moyer Messiah College Commercial Mrs. Shirley Carter Radford College B.S. Peeking at the typewriter keys or deciphering short- hand, the Commercial Department prepares students for a life in the ever changing world of business. Mrs. Shirley Bishop Radford College B.S.; M.S. Practical Mrs. Donna Belay Radford College B.S. Mrs. Eunice Forehand Radford College University of Virginia B.S. Mr. Garland Wygal Emory Henry University of Virginia V. P. I. B.S.; M.Ed. Making a dress or driving a tractor ... an impor- tant part of the D. H. S. world is studying to be a future homemaker or provider. Mr. Earl Tilson Washington Lee V.P.I. B.S.; M.S. 31 Miss Jeannie Duncan Radford College B.S. Groaning through exercises, falling off parallel bars, dashing 100 yards, or learning First Aid, D. H. S. stu- dents keep in shape all year round. Mr. Dave Brown Concord College V. P. I. B.S. Mrs. Esther Ward Radford College B.S. Health And Physical Education Mr. David Layman Lynchburg College B.A. 32 Mr. Robert Riley East Tennessee State B.S.; M.A. Industrial Arts Learning to use a saw or nailing a board in place . . . is an important part in building tomorrow’s world. ■ )DY STUDEN STUDENT BODY TBODYSTUDENTBODYS Class officers — Reporter, Jackie Simpson; Treasurer, Ricky Gordon; Vice President, Lynn Burris; President, Charles Haynes Senior Class Taking college boards . . . leaving school to celebrate “Sneak Day” . . . studying for final exams . . . forming ideas and opinions . . . growing from children to adult men and women . . . chang- ing . . . learning . . . ever seeking for the past five years the Seniors have been busy molding their lives to fit the everchanging pattern of the adult world. Senior Superlatives MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED BEST PERSONALITY BEST SCHOOL SPIRIT Jeanne Davis Martha Farris Genie Hamblin Richard Lewis Lynn Burris Tommy Agnor BEST LEADERS MOST POPULAR MOST TALKATIVE Diane Smith Rosemary Olinger Bonnie Bowman Joey Jackson Charles Haynes Tommy Pack MOST DEPENDABLE BEST DANCERS MOST COMICAL Ann Wooten Faye Todd Linda Shumate Harry Kimbleton Cecil Wolford Dennis Setliff BEST ALL AROUND FRIENDLIEST MOST HAPPY-GO-LUCKY Karen Underwood Lynn Wikle Joyce Eller Larry Shouse Larry Lawson Ricky Gordon MOST INTELLIGENT CUTEST MOST ORIGINAL Diane Archer Donna Agnor Gail Saville Howard McCormick Robbie Cecil Robert Rollins MOST DIGNIFIED BEST LOOKING BESX DRESS ED Sherry Shupe Barbara Akers Theda Dobyns Paul McKittrick Bill Gannaway Charles Graham MOST TALENTED MOST ATHLETIC Paulette Fowler Carolyn Kimbleton Randy Reed Michael Lewis Senior Superlatives pictured in class section. 37 IMOGENE RUTH AKERS PATRICIA MAE AKERS STEVEN TROY AKERS RITA DIANE ARCHER PAMELA ALFREDDA LARRY THOMAS ARNOLD JANIE SUE ATKINS ARMBRISTER HARRY MANIOUS BLACK patricia lynn adkins — chorus 9-12; junior play; beauty pageant, 9. donna jean agnor - s.c.a., 9-10; j.v. basketball, 9-10; beauty pageant, 9, 11; f.t.a.. 11-12, reporter; beta club, 11-12, corresponding secretary; senior superlative, tommy davidson agnor — senior superlative barbara karen akers — carol jean akers - volleyball tournaments, 9. dreama dawn akers — tri-hi-y, 11. imogene ruth akers — class reporter, 8; class v. pres. 9; homecoming court, 9; class secretary, 10; tri-hi-y, 11. patricia mae akers - beta club, 11-12, reporter; tri-hi-y, 11; f.h.a., 12. steven troy akers - b band, 9-11; a band, 12; basketball manager. rita diane archer — s.c.a., 8; j.c.l., 10; science fair, 8-11, 1st place, 3rd place; newspaper staff, 11-12, assistant editor, editor; beta club; 11-12; n.s.f. summer science training program, 11; bi-phy-chem, 12; literary magazine, 12; senior superlative. pamela alfredda armbrister — class pres., 8; tri-hi-y, 11; pep club, 11. larrv thomas amold — football, 8; j.v. football, 9; v. track, 9-10; v. football, 10-12; s.c.a., 11-12. janie sue atldns — f.h.a., 11-12; newspaper staff, 12. harry manious black — football, 8; track, 8; j.v. basketball, 9-10; football manager, 9-10; v. basketball, 11-12. 39 SHIRLEY SUZANNE GEORGE LYNN BURRIS LARRY WAYNE BURTON ROBERT DENHAM CECIL BURNETTE john robert bowles — library club, 11-12; f.t.a., 12; newspaper staff, 12. bonnie jean bowman — chorus, 8-10, secretary, v. pres.; tri-hi-y, 9-12, v. pres, pres., pari., district chaplain; hi-y council, 11, v. pres.; district and state council, 12; senior superlative; track team, 9; science fair, 9; bi-phy-chem, 9; pep club, 10-12, pres.; newspaper staff, 10-12, editor; s.c.a., 11-12; f.t.a., 11-12. patricia sue bowman vanessa Christine brown — f.h.a., 8-12, songleader; pep club, 10; class secretary, 8. shirley suzanne bumette — f.h.a., 8-11. george lynn bum ' s — a band, 8-12, pep band, executive council, stage band; s.c.a., 8; j.v. football, 10; key club, 10-12; homecoming court, 10-12, prince; county science fair, 10, 1st place; senior superlative; class v. pres, 12; v. football, 12. larry wayne burton robert denham cecil — basketball, 8; track, 8; baseball, 11; key club, 12; senior superlative. lynda faye chapman — (transferred from villa academy, lynchburg) basketball, 8, chaptain; knights of good english, 8; fashion club, 9-10; business club, 11. philip sargent coulon, jr. — football, 8; art club, 8; b band, 8-10; junior play; bus driver. 11-12; newspaper staff, 12. james harvey cox — f.f.a., 8; f.t.a., 12; library club, 12; newspaper staff, 12; annual staff, 12; literary magazine, 12. jerry alan cox — f.f.a., 10-12, chapter v. pres., federation pres.; bus driver, 11-12. john clayton cox, jr. robert zane cox 41 patrieia ann crane — f.h.a., 12. pamela vvonne dalton — tri-hi-v, 11; art club, 12. patsy diane dalton — f.h.a.. 12; newspaper staff, 12. larrv ralph damron — f.f.a., 8-11; football, 8, 11; track, 9-11 doris jean davis — a band, 8-12; tri-hi-y, 9-12, historian, v. pres., council secretary; pep club, 10-12; science fair. 10-12; annual staff, 10; beta club, 11-12; f.t.a., 11-12; newspaper staff, 12; senior superlative. joseph douglas davis, jr. — max elroy dean — football, 8; basketball, 8-10; track, 8. theda jayne dobyns — a band. 8-12, executive council; tri-hi-v, 9-12, reporter, tri-hi-y council; bi-phy-chem, 9-11, treasurer; science fair, 9; beauty pageant, 9, 11; pep club. 10-12; f.t.a., 11-12; f.h.a., 12; newspaper staff, 12; senior superlative; key club sweetheart, 12. gary paul doss sherry diane dudlev — j.v. cheerleader, 8; j.v. basketball, 9-10; v. cheerleader, 10-12; pep club, 11-12; chorus, 12; tri-hi-y, 12. jerry eugene duncan paul wayne eastridge joyce irene eller — annual staff. 8; chorus, 8-9; j.v. cheerleader, 9; pep club. 10-12; tri-hi-y, 11-12; senior superlative; junior class play. henry thomas farmer MAX ELROY DEAN THEDA JAYNE DOBYNS GARY PAUL DOSS SHERRY DIANE DUDLEY JERRY EUGENE DUNCAN PAUL WAYNE EASTRIDGE JOYCE IRENE ELLER HENRY THOMAS FARMER 43 patricia lynn farmer — f.h.a., 10-12. carl sampson farris, jr. — f.f.a., 8. martha anne farris — tri-hi-y, 9, 11, 12. pres.; j.v. cheerleader, 10; s.c.a., 10-12: pep club, 10; senior superlative. verily lee flinchum — library club, 9-12, pres., library assistant; science fair, 9, 2nd place school and county; bi-phy-chem, 10; s.c.a., 11-12; beta club, 11-12, program chairman. phvllis ann flynn — (transferred from christiansburg institute) classs pres., 8; cosmetology club, 8-9; class v. pres., 9; french club, 9; science club. 9; math club, 9; beta club, 12. marjorie paulette fowler — a band, 8-12, executive council, all state band, pep band, 2nd class: j.v. basketball. 9, captain; v. basketball, 10-12; tri-hi-y, 9-12, secretary, pres.. reporter, tri-hi-y council; track team, 9-11; alternate majorette, 9; majorette, 10-12, head majorette: beauty pageant. 9, 11; pep club, 10-12. pres., secretary; science fair, 10. 11, 1st place, school and county, 2nd place; homecoming court, 10-12, princess; beta club, 11-12; bi-phy-chem, 11-12; junior class play; f.t.a., 11-12; va. girls’ state, 11; s.c.a., 11-12; newspaper staff, 12; annual staff. 12; senior superlative. william gilmer gannaway - f.f.a., 8; track, 8-9; bus driver, 11-12; senior superlative. richard phillip gordon - s.c.a. 8-10, 12; f.f.a., 8; tri-hi-y sweetheart, 11-12; class treasurer, 12; newspaper staff. 12; senior superlative. Charles raymond graham — wayne Calvin gravely — basketball, 8; bus driver, 11-12. PATRICIA LYNN FARMER CARL SAMPSON MARTHA ANNE FARRIS VERILY LEE FLINCHUM FARRIS, JR. PHYLLIS ANN FLYNN MARJORIE PAULETTE FOWLER WILLIAM GILMER GANNAWAY RICHARD PHILLIP GORDON 44 CHARLES RAYMOND GRAHAM JACK CLARENCE HALL jack clarence hall — j.v. basketball, 10; v. baseball, 10-12; key club, 10-12; v. basketball, 11-12. eugenia sue hamblin — j.v. cheerleader, 8-9, co-captain; tri-hi-y, 9-10; class treasurer, 9, 11; pep club, 10-12; beta club, 11-12; f.t.a., 11-12; annual staff, 11-12; v. cheerleader, 10-12, co-captain, captain; s.c.a.. 12; homecoming court, 12, duchess; senior superlative. ronald lee hamblin — basketball, 8; track, 8-9; wrestling, 9; j.v. football, 10; baseball, 12. pamela deryline hamilton - chorus, 8-12, reporter; RONALD LEE HAMBLIN PAMELA DERYLINE HAMILTON 45 DENNIS RAY HUFF DANIEL RAY HURST MICHAEL STEPHEN HURST STANLEY EUGENE HURST JAMES MILLER INGLES JOSEPH GARNETT JACKSON HATTIE LYNN JENNINGS FREDA JOAN JOHNSON emmett winslow hampton — basketball, 8; j.v. football, 9; v. track, 9-10; j.v. basketball, 10; v. football, 11. linda diane harman — chorus, 11-12. charles simpson havnes — wrestling, 8; a band, 8-12; class pres., 9-12; j.v. football, 9; j.v. track, 9; v. football, 10-12, co-captain; v. track, 10-12; j.v, basketball, 10; s.c.a., 11-12; homecoming court, 11-12, king; key club, 11-12, pres.; senior superlative; va. boys’ state, 11. peggy louise hearn janie marie hedge mary Isabella hudson dennis ray huff - football, 8; v. football, 10-12; track. 11 - 12 . daniel ray hurst — track, 8-9. michael Stephen hurst Stanley eugene hurst james miller ingles — s.c.a., 9; key club, 10-12, v. pres. joseph gamett jackson — f.f.a., 8-12, pres.; wrestling, 8; j.v. football, 9-10; v. baseball, 9-11; class reporter, 10; v. football 11-12; va. boys’ state, 11; key club, 11-12; s.c.a., 11-12, v. pres., pres.; senior superlative. hattie lynn jennings freda joan johnson — beta club, 11-12. 47 JANICE GERALDINE JONES CAROLYN NADINE KIMBLETON HARRY DONALD KIMBLETON, JR. TIMOTHY ROBERT KIMBLETON PHILLIP WAYNE KING NANCY KAREN ROGER LARRY WAYNE LAWSON MICHAEL WHITFIELD LEWIS janice geraldine jones Carolyn nadine lambleton — track team, 8-10; v. basketball, 9-10; f.t.a., 11-12; f.h.a. 12; senior superlative. harry donald k imbleton, jr. — f.f.a., 8; beta club. 12; bi-phy-chem, 12; senior superlative. timothy robert kimbleton - literary magazine, 12; phillip wayne king — chorus, 8-9. nancy karen koger — j.v. basketball, 9-10; tri-hi-y, 10-11; f.t.a.. 11-12, v. pres.; beta club, 11-12, pari.; newspaper staff, 12. larry wayne lawson — football, 8; basketball, 8; s.c.a., 8, 12; j.v. basketball, 9; j.v. football, 10; baseball 10-12; homecoming court. 10; class treasurer, 10; key club, 10-12, treasurer; chorus, 12, pres.; senior superlative. michael whitfield lewis — football, 9-12, co-captain; track, 10-12, co-captain; senior superlative. richard courtney lewis — football, 8-12; basketball, 8-12; baseball, 10-12; beta club, 11-12, pres.; senior superlative; va. boys’ state, 11. judy gay likens donna jean lindsay — bi-phy-chem, 9-10; f.h.a., 11-12. bonnie gay linkous gloria sadler lovern — art club, 10; d.e.c.a., 11; office assistant, 11. ronnie ellis lowe 48 GLORIA SADLER LOVERN RONNIE ELLIS LOWE JUDY GAY LIKENS BONNIE GAY LINKOUS RICHARD COURTNEY LEWIS Hey, Joyce, can I borrow your notebook when you are finished? DONNA JEAN LINDSAY 49 SHARON ANNE LYTTON KAREN ELAINE MARSHALL TERRY WAYNE McCOY PAUL McKITTRICK HOWARD REX McCORMICK 50 lora melvin Ivons — beauty pageant, 8: library club, 9. sharon anne Ivtton — class secretary, 8; s.c.a., 8; j.v. cheerleader, 9; v. cheerleader, 10-12, co-captain; tri-hi-y, 9-11; f.t.a., 11-12, secretar) ' ; f.h.a., 12; annual staff. 11-12; pep club, 11-12; beta club, 12; senior superlative, karen elaine marshall — newspaper staff, 12. howard rex mcconnick — bi-phv-chem, 11-12; beta club. 11-12, treasurer; literary magazine, editor-in-chief, 12; senior superlative; junior class plav. terry wayne mccoy — chorus, 8. paul mckittrick — beta club, 11-12; senior superlative, oakley roger nicpeak robert lee mills larry wavne minnick — j.v. football. 10. barbara jane montgomery — soccerball, volleyball, football tournaments, 8-10. brenda diane moore — f.h.a., 10; pep club, 12. larry damell morris — david garland myers rosemary olinger — a band, 8-12, executive council; dnim major, 11-12; beauty pageant, 9-11, 1st runner up; annual staff, 9-10; newspaper staff, 9-10; class v. pres., 10, 11; tri-hi-y, 11-12, chaplain; f.t.a., historian; s.c.a., 11-12; beta club, 12; class secretary, 12; senior superlative; homecoming court, 12, queen. OAKLEY ROGER McPEAK ROBERT LEE MILLS LARRY WAYNE MINNICK BARBARA JANE MONTGOMERY BRENDA DIANE MOORE LARRY DARNELL MORRIS DAVID GARLAND MYERS ROSEMARY OLINGER 51 harold Campbell osborne, jr. — football, 8-12; basketball, 8; track, 8-12; key club, 12. nancy ester owens — library club, 10-12; newspaper staff, 12 . thomas hinkle pack — football, 8; basketball, 8-9; track, 8; a band, 8-12; science fair, 9, 2nd place: bi-phy-chem, 10-12; junior class play; senior superlative; forensics, patricia dianne panned — b band, 8; beauty pageant, 8; science fair, 8; 3rd place; chorus, 9, v. pres.; library club, 11-12; f.t.a., 11-12; newspaper staff. 12. robert william panned — football, 8; s.c.a., 9-10; chorus, 8-9, pres. marv jane peek — beta club, 11-12. douglas edward pennington patricia lynn pennington — tri-hi-y, 11-12; f.h.a., 12; newspaper staff, 12. harry dale phillips — carolyn louise phillips — f.h.a., 8, 12. linda sue phillips — junior class play; library club, 11-12. paul lee phipps - basketball, 8-9; track, 8. Calvin Christopher poe marv helen preston — b band, 8-9; tri-hi-y, 9-12, chaplain; art club, 10; library club, 10-12; pep club, 10-12; f.h.a., 12. I HAROLD CAMPBELL OSBORNE, JR. NANCY ESTER OWENS THOMAS HINKLE PACK PATRICIA DIANNE PANNELL ROBERT WILLIAM PANNELL MARY JANE PEEK DOUGLAS EDWARD PENNINGTON PATRICIA LYNN PENNINGTON 52 Duke Spirit is discussed by Carolyn, Mikie, Genie, and Tommy. CAROLYN LOUISE PHILLIPS LINDA SUE PHILLIPS PAUL LEE PHIPPS CALVIN CHRISTOPHER POE 53 MARY HELEN PRESTON LORETTA IRENE QUESENBERRY SANDRA FAYE QUESENBERRY MARY SUE RASNICK ROBERT SANFORD QUESENBERRY Paulette, Gail, Randy, and Robert wonder if D.H.S. will ever get their new curtains. 54 RANDALL LEE REED DANIEL WALLACE RIGGS FRANCES CLYDEANE ROBINS ROBERT EDWARD ROLLINS LARRY WAYNE ROOPE DELORES ABIGAIL SAVILLE JERRY WAYNE SCOTT VICTOR WAYNE SEMONES brenda jean price — s.c.a., 8-9; f.h.a., 8-12, fashion show; beauty pageant, 11-12; tri-hi-y, 11; newspaper staff, 12. larry kvle quesenberry loretta irene quesenberry — f.h.a., 12. robert sanford quesenberry sandra fave quesenberry mary sue rasnick — f.h.a., 12; newspaper staff, 12. randall lee reed — (transferred) band, 8-12, all county, all area, all state, pres., stage band; chorus, 8-11; f.t.a., 11-12 chaplain; junior class play; s.c.a., 12, reporter; key club, 12; literary maga zine, 12; newspaper staff, 12; senior superlative; nat. bible quiz. daniel Wallace riggs frances clydeane robins robert edward rollins — basketball, 8-11; b band, 8; track, 9-11; football, 9-11; senior superlative. larry wayne roope delores abigail saville — homecoming court, 8; class v. pres., 8; j.v. cheerleader, 8-10; tri-hi-y, 9-12, treasurer; beauty pageant, 8-9; pep club, 11; f.t.a., 11-12; f.h.a., 12; annual staff, 12; senior superlative. jerry wayne scott — f.f.a., 8-12; football manager, 11. victor wayne semones 55 DENNIS LEE SETLIFF LINDA MAE SHELBURNE TERRY DONALD SHELBURNE LINDA CAROLYN SHELTON LARRY EDWIN SHOUSE LINDA ANN SHUMATE SHERRY CAROLYN SHUPE DENVER ALLEN SIMPKINS dennis lee setliff — chorus, 8-9; s.c.a., 12; senior superlative, linda mae shelburne terry donald shelburne — f.f.a., 8, 11; k.v.g., 11; bus driver, 11 . linda carolyn shelton — f.h.a., 8-12, songleader; f.t.a., 11-12; treas., pep club, 11-12. larry edwin shouse — band, 8-12; track, 8; basketball, 8; j.v. basketball, 10; v. track, 10-11; v. basketball, 11; key club, 12; senior superlative. linda ann shumate — f.h.a. 8-9, 12; chorus, 8-11; bi-phy-chem, 11-12. sherry carolyn shupe — beauty pageant, 8-9; chorus, 9; tri-hy-y, 9-12, v. pres., sec., rep.; art club, 10; beta club, 11-12, v. pres.; annual staff, 11-12; f.t.a., 11-12; f.h.a., 12; pep club, 11-12; senior superlative. denver alien simpson — f.f.a., 8-12, rep.; baseball, 11-12; forest and livestock judging team. jacqueline sue simpson — library club, 10-11, pari.; j.c.l., 10; science fair, 10; f.t.a., hist.; 11; beta club, 11-12, rec. sec.; class rep., 12. lois diane smith — class sec., 9; tri-hi-y, 9-12, hist., ser. chair.; beauty pageant, 10; f.t.a., 11-12, pres; beta club, 12; pep club, 11; f.h.a., 12; senior superlative. bertie frances Southerland — (transferred from radford) tri-hi-y, 11-12; f.t.a., 11-12; chorus, 11-12, v. pres.; beauty pageant, 11; pep club, 12; beta club, 12. reba jane Stafford — beverly gordon Stanley — band, 8-12; f.h.a., 11-12; tri-hi-y, 12 . fred orr Stanley — track, 8; band, 8-11; basketball, 9-12; key club, 11-12. 56 JACQUELINE SUE SIMPSON BEVERLY GORDON STANLEY BERTIE FRANCES SOUTHERLAND REBA JANE STAFFORD FRED ORR STANLEY 57 LONNIE WAYNE TAYLOR BRUCE BREEMAN PATSY TRIPLETT STAPLETON THOMAS LEONIDAS TATE III 58 THOMPSON patsv triplett Stapleton marv sadler Stephens — f.h.A., 8, 10. 11; chorus, 10-11; f.b.l.a. nancy mae surratt thomas leonidas tate, iii — f.f.a., 8-11. lonnie wavne taylor bruce breeman thompson — s.c.a., 9. clenard caudill thomsberry ella louise tickle — chorus, 8-12. Carolyn faye todd — chorus, 8-9; j.v. basketball, 9-10; pep club, 10; senior superlative. sandra lynn todd — chorus, 8-12; science fair, 3rd place; pep club, 10. harry brooks turner danny lee underwood — track, 8; chorus. 9, 10. 12. karen marie underwood — chorus, 8-9; beauty pageant, 8-11; tri-hi-y, 9-12; basketball. 9-10; track team, 10-11; v. cheerleader, 11-12; f.t.a., 11-12; pep club. 11-12; f.h.a.. 12; senior superlative; j.v. cheerleader. 10. jannie marie webb — f.h.a., 10-12. CLENARD CAUDILL ELLA LOUISE TICKLE CAROLYN FAYE TODD THORNSBERRY SANDRA LYNN TODD HARRY BROOKS TURNER DANNY LEE UNDERWOOD KAREN MARIE JANNIE MARIE WEBB UNDERWOOD 59 linda owens webb elizabeth diane wells jackie freeman whitlock — track, 9-12. martha jane whitworth — tri-hi-y, 9-12, chap., treas.; f.h.a., 9-12: pep club, 11-12; f.t.a., 12. linda miriam wikle — chorus, 8-10, sec.; tri-hi-y, 9; beauty pageant, 9; annual staff, 11; senior superlative. carl raymond williams, jr. — v. football, 11. debra lynn wilson — tri-hi-y, 11-12; beauty pageant, 11; chorus, 12. stuart dale windle — basketball, 8. cecil gilmer wolford — basketball, 9, 11, 12; football, 12; chorus, 12; track, 12; senior superlative. evelyn angelina wooten — beauty pageant, 8-11; chorus, 9- 10; tri-hi-y, 9-11, pari.; bi-phy-chem, 9-12, treas., sec., pres.; j.v. basketball, 10; science fair, 9-11; j.c.l., 10; annual staff, 10-12, assistant editor, editor; beta club, 11-12; s.c.a., 10- 12; f.t.a., 11-12; va. girls ' state, 11; senior superlative, donna jean wright — f.h.a., 8, 9, 11, 12. LINDA OWENS WEBB ELIZABETH DIANE WELLS JACKIE FREEMAN WHITLOCK MARTHA JANE WHITWORTH LINDA MIRIAM WIKLE CARL RAYMOND WILLIAMS, JR. DEBRA LYNN WILSON STUART DALE WINDLE 60 Rosemary asks Karen, Charles, and Larry to ride in her little red truck. CECIL GILMER WOLFORD EVELYN ANGELINA WOOTEN Girls’ State representatives, Ann Wooten and Paulette Fowler compare notes with Boys’ State representatives, Charles Haynes, Richard Lewis, DONNA JEAN WRIGHT and Joey Jackson. DIANE ARCHER Outstanding Seniors Each year from the senior class the administration, faculty, and fellow seniors select those students who are noted for their outstanding qualities of exceptional leadership, scholastic achievement, participation in extracurricular activities, and good character. An “OUTSTANDING SENIOR” has proved himself valuable not only to the school but also to himself. This year the honor of “outstanding senior” is gratefully bestowed upon these students. PAULETTE FOWLER GENIE HAMBLIN 62 World Leadership JOEY JACKSON Outstanding Seniors CHARLES HAYNES RICHARD LEWIS Outstanding Seniors Scholastic Achievement HOWARD McCORMICK ROSEMARY OLINGER World Of Extracurricular Activities ANN WOOTEN Junior Class Deciding on a color for class rings . . . anxiously awaiting the Prom . . . selling Christmas cards to make the Junior-Senior Banquet the best possible . . . looking ahead toward graduation and college, the Junior class centers around the world of the future. Class officers — President, Marcia Hager; Secretary, Cheryl Wygal; Treasurer, Mike Whitworth; Vice President, Bobby Hanks; I I I p I I! I t H i i i l r I i i - Richard Adams Belinda Akers Brenda Albert Jerry Alexander Sherry Alexander Garry Allen Curtis Alley Mike Armbrister William Arnold Donnie Atkins Mia Atway Evangeline Bailey David Bain Phillip Baker Suzan Baldwin Connie Barbre Patty Beamer Preston Beamer Bradley Berry Freddie Bishop Carl Blair Joy Bowles Marian Bowles Patricia Bowling ■ 66 Joe Bowman Linda Bowman Margie Branscome Richard Bratton Bobby Brown Kitty Brown Karen Buckland Susan Buckland Beverly Burgess Sharon Casey Calvin Chidester Da’- ' ene Chrisley Wayne Clark Gerald Coake Barbara Cochran Brenda Combs William Cobbs Terry Coble Mike Collins D. D. Conrad Melvin Covey Butch Cowan Jerry Cox Russell Cregger Vickie Chrisley John Crockett Janice Dalton Larry Dalton Gaye Damron Debbie Davis Gary Davis Tony Dillow Vickie Dishon Wilbur Dishon Larry Dixon Trevy Donley Gene Duncan John Duncan Sandra Duncan Judy Dunford ■ Thomas Eastridge Elroy Eaves Betty Farmer Kathy Farmer Nina Goad Clyde Greer Dave Gunn Joseph Haga Marcia Hager Danny Lee Hall Debra Hall Debra Hall Shirley Hall Terry Hall Lois Hamilton Troy Hampton James Handy Bobby Hanks Richard Harper Jan Harris Bobby Hatcher John Hawley David Henley Brenda Hines 69 Trudy Hopcroft Joyce Hudson Diane Hughes Janet Hurt Sherry Ingle Kermit Jackson Linda James Lloyd Jennings Linda Jewel Susan Johnston Donnie Kidd Sandra Kimbleton Danny King Jackie King Alice Lawson Joyce Lawson Michael Lee Jannette Lewis Wanda Lewis Gary Lindsey Earl Linkous Patty McNew Randy McPeak Bill Mabry Darlene Marshall Ernie Marshall Christy Maupin Vickie Meador Linda Miller Bonnie Mills Janet Mills Otey Mitchell Guan Montgomery Hensel Morris Karen Elaine Morris Kathv Eloise Morris Lee Morris Vickie Morris Patricia Moyer Rhonda Murdock Danny Murphey Sheila Myers Charles Nester Janice O’Dell 71 Kenneth O’Dell Mike Overstreet Roberta Page Sharon Pannell Brenda Parks Larry Parks Vickey Patrick Debbie Price Carolyn Quesenberry Scott Quesenberry Randy Rakes Andrew Ratcliffe Ann Redd Jean Redd Jerry Reed Linda Reece Bobbie Jean Robinson Teresa Rodman Janie Romans David Rooney Charles Rose Carolyn Saul Sharon Saul Joseph Sheffey 72 Douglas Shomaker Jeannie Shultz Joyce Shumate Debbie Sifford Donnie Simpkins Thomas Simpson Mary Sloop Douglas Smith Eugene Smythers Curtis Snider Ann Steele Darrel Stilwell Donald Stoots Ronald Stoots Walter Stultz Jearl Sutherland Mona Sutphin Kathy Tate Gail Taylor James Taylor Linda Taylor Claudine Thomsberry Douglas Trail Nancy Walker Carol Weddle Linda Williams Stewart Williams June White Larry Whited Mike Whitworth Pat Wojciechouski Albert Woodyard Albert Woodyard Nora Woodrum Rosalee Woodyard David Wooten Jeffrey Worrell Cheryl Wygal Floyd Wyatt Eugene Young Class officers — Treasurer, Stuart Kelly; Reporter, Mike Smith; Secretary, Winifree Foltz; President, Johnny Ray Simpson; Vice President, Kim Repass. Struggling with the strange sounds of a foreign language . . . practicing for hours to make the entertainment for the Sophomore Dance the best ever . . . trying out for Varsity sports . . . striving to keep good grades, the class of ’71 revolves in the segment of the D. H. S. world that belongs to them. Sophomore Class 75 ■ wi Calvin Donita Pam Mike Ronny Billy Adams Adkins Adkins Agee Akers Albert Sarah Dale Randy Bobby Richard Monty Allison Altizer Anderson Arnold Austin Ayers Debbie r Kathy Barbara Diane Mary Gail Baker Baldwin Bane Bays ' ' Beckner Bentley Linda Juanita Johnny Donna Klingle William Black Blevins Bowman Boyd Bovd Brown 76 Becky Braced Roger Bruce Steve Calloway Randy Casey Barry Cecil Janice Clark S Mike Cline Nelson Coake Helen Cobbs Charles Coleman Debbie Covey ? Curtis Cox Diane Cox Billy Cregger Barbara Dalton Glenn Dalton Mike Dalton Robin Dameron ' Phil Davis Rodney Davis Tommy Davis Linda Dean Jackie DeHart Ramona Dillon Jerry Dowdy Cathy Duncan Debbie Duncan Harold Duncan Catherine East Karen Eastburn Heidia Edwards Rosetta Estes Betty Farmer Carolyn Farmer Gary Farmer .J Jermie Farmer Miller Farris 3 Shirley Farris Wesley Farris Harriet Ferrell 3 Winfree Foltz ) Dennis Fowler Ruth Fowler Jackie Francis Ricky Franklin Wanda Friend Mildred Cynthia Judith Roger Debbie Linda Gallimore Gannaway Garlick Goad Graham Gravley Roger Steve Ronny Cathy Linda Tommy Gravley Greer Griffith Gwynn Haga Hall Carol Roger Danny Ralph Calvin Wayne Hamblin Hamilton Hamlin Haney Harkrader Harrell Cindv Harris John Harris Bill Hartsock Regina Hayes Richard Haynes Jean Hearn James Hedge Paul Hendricks Aubrey Henley Vickie Hetherington Carl Hill Diane Hill Wayne Hinkley Patricia Horton Lynn Hubble Gary Hughes Pamela Hughes Hallet Hullinger Jerry Lou Hurst Kathy Hurst 3 Sherry Hurst Sharon Isom 5 Bobby Jones Tresa Jones Malcolm Kelly Stuart Kelly Roger King J net Lane Lola Lang Sandra Lang Edward Lawson Steve Lefler Donnie Linkous Donna Long Gwendolyn Long Donnie Lovem Anita Lyons Brenda Mabry James Mann Carolyn Marshall Melba Bucky Victor Jackie Darrell Betty Martin Mathena Matthews McCamb ridge McDaniel McPeak Wayne Richard Steve Richard Nanette Norman M innick Mills Mills Morris Morris Moses Billy Kathy Barbara Bobby Nancy Eva Neal O’Dell Pack Pennington Peterson Phillips James Glenna Nancy Marsha Johnny Gary Phillips Poe Poff Poole Powell Price Nita Price Sherry Price Danny Quesenberry Diane Quesenberry Jeannie Quesenberry ? Rhonda Quesenberry Sandra Quesenberry Mary Rakes James Redd Trudy Reeves Deborah Riggs David Rodden Sharon Rooks Brenda Rooney Mary Rorrer Alan Rupe Ronnie Sarver Butch Sayers Judy Semones Pattie Shanks Mitchell Shelburne Karen Shelton Dannv Shouse Charles Shumaker Pam Shupe Brenda Simpkins Judy Simpkins Michael Simpkins Steve Simpkins Johnny Simpson Kathy Smith Mike Smith Sue Smith Jackie Snider Becky Solomon Jackie Spradlin Ruby St. Clair Betty Stafford Diane Stanley Marguerite Stanley Stacy Stephens Lois Stilwell Kenneth Stoots Ray Surratt Curtis Sutphin Wanda Sutphin David Talbert Gary Taylor Linda Taylor ■ Maxine Taylor Johnny Tickle Dennis Trail Pam Todd Debbie Trammell Diane Tucker Martha Wade Diane Walker Mary Walker Patricia Warden Jennena Watson Alan Wheeling Roger White Daniel Whited Sherman Whitlock Brenda Whittaker Jo Carol Wikle Debbie Williams Barbara Wilson Kathy Wilson Eddie Wright Gil Wurzburger Nancy Young Roger Young 82 Class officers — Vice President, Carolyn Marshall; Secretary, Penny Dishon; Treasurer, Connie Morris; President, Rodney Hendricks. Being “accepted” as an upperclassman . . . joining new clubs . . . carrying heavier books and harder subjects . . . partici- pating in Junior Varsity sports . . . looking ahead to more prosperous years, the Freshman class has finally become an ac- cepted part of the world of learning. Freshman Class 83 Darkus Adams Wayne Akers Larry Albert Jevonna Alexander Vickie Alexander Sue Alexander Eddie Allison Diane Anderson Tommy Arnold (, Sandra Atkins Linda Bain Roger Bain Mark Baldwin Heather Barker Brenda Bishop Larry Blanton William Booth Debra Bowling James Bowman John Bowman Johnny Bowman John Bratton Dick Brillheart Bemita Brown Emest Brown Gary Brown Barbara Buchanan Charlene Buckner Gary Buckner Garrett Burnette Wanda Burnette Carolyn Burton Patricia Coles David Carden Nicky Carden Stephen Childress Charlene Coe Charles Cook Linda Combs Lisa Coulon Mike Mac Monica Bonnie Lynne Susan Diane Cox Crouse Creasy Cressell Cressell Cullop Dalton Linda Michael Vicki Dwight Donnie Mike Gaylon Dalton Dalton Dalton Davidson Davis De Costa Delp Bill Penny Donna Gary Allen Nancy Phyllis Denny Dishon Dobbins Dobbins Duncan East East Debra Jean Mary Donna Clifton Carolyn Mike Edwards Elliot Elliot Epperly Farlow Fanner Farmer Pam Fanner Truman Farmer John Ferrell Becky Franklin Herbert French Walter Gallimore Dreama Gardiner Sadie Gamer t Jerry Gravley Darlene Gravley David Greer Carolyn Groceclose Ralph Gunn Robert Gunn Gloria Haga Kitty Hager Lewis Haldren Andy Hall James Hall Kenneth Hancock E. 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Harless Janet Harman Benny Harp Bonnie Harrison Joyce Haynes Terry Haynes Billy Hearn Barbara Hedge Joyce Hendricks Rodney Hendricks Jerry Hen ley Kay High Mike Hill Patricia Hill Peggy Hill Donald Hines Charlie Hodge Gary Hodge Becky Howe Erma Hudson Kirt Teresa Robert Andy Troy Dean Debbie Huff Huff Huffman Hurst Isom Jackson Jackson Chip Nellie John Phyllis James Debbie Philip Jamison Johnson Keister Keister Kidd King Kirby James Mary Jo Charlotte Mary Beth Vickie Donnie Kenneth Lambert Lancaster Lawson Lindsey Lindsey Linkous Long Pe ggy Raymond Gloria James Sandra Carolyn Gary Lovem McCoy McKinney McPeak Mabe Marshall Marshall Michael Martin Wanda Martin William Matthews Lynn Mills Mike Mills Patricia Mills Sharon Mills Sandra Wilson Joan Mitchell Doug Montgomery Joseph Morgan Connie Morris Beverly Morris William Murphy Betty Nelson Patricia Nelson Kenneth Nester Rosa Nester Danny O’Dell Sheila O’Dell Rocky O’Dell Kenny Oliver Sharon Orren James Owens Sandra Owens Linda Pack Addie Page Ann Page Terry Paschall Donna Pennington Sarah Phillips Steve Pierce Cheryl Price Margaret Price T. M. Preston Jeff Pritchard Teresa Quesenberry Kenneth Ramsey Donna Rasnick James Redd Thomas Garnett Gary Arnold James Rhonda Beverly Redd Reed Reynolds Riddle Riddle Ridpath Roan Frances Gail Janet Donald Garfield Roy Elaine Rollins Rooney Roop Rupe Rupe Rupe Sample Barry Ralph Edna Sharon Jackie Rita Gwen Sarver Saul Sayers Selleck Sexton Shelburne Shepherd Lynn Odell James Roberta C. J. Carolyn Kathy Shepherd Sheffey Shelburne Shouse Simpkins Simpkins Simpkins Tommy Benny Linda Beth Jerry Michael Timmy Simpkins Skeens Skeens Smith Smith Smith Smith 89 Carol Smith Nancy Smith Sharon Sneed Patsy Stike Burman Stowers Anita Sutphin Joey Sutphin Ronnie Sutphin Gerald Suttle Teresa Sutphin Donna Talbert Charles Talbert Barbara Taylor Carl Taylor Marvin Taylor Laurence Thomas Vivian Thomsberry Shelba Tickle Cathy Trail Paul Underwood Jerry Viers Timmy Waddell James Warden Anita Weiss Ronald White Terry Williams Theresa Williams Michael Wilson Sandra Wilson David Woodyard Larry Woodyard Sandra Woodyard Betsy Worrell Barbara Wright Sandra Wright Steve Yates Joannie Young Susan Young Vicki Young Eighth Grade Class Getting lost the first few days of school . . . learning new faces . . . getting used to new routines . . . making the honor role the first six weeks . . . falling in love with a teacher . . . going to the Eight Grade Dance with friends, the eighth graders are always on the move in the brand new world of D. H. S. Class officers — Reporter, Susan Guthrie; Secretary, Janet Akers; Treasurer, Vickie Hurst; President, Dickie Burgess; Vice President, Michael Clark. Inez Adams Jackie Akers Janet Akers-f- Eugene Akers Wanda Akers | Kenneth Albert Mary Armbrister Debbie Arnold Jim Atway Sandra Baker Lynne Barbre Rhonda Barker Robert Beaver Debbie Bess Wilma Bivens Dianne Black Lolita Black Diane Blevins ) Melvin Bond Stella Bowman Janice Bowman Mark Bowman Diane Bowles Nancy Brillheart Cvnthia Brookman Audrey Brown Carolyn Brown Hazel Brown Monte Brown Terry Bryson 1 Mark Buckland Audie Buckner Michael Buhuri Dickie Burgess Laverne Burton Keith Campbell Brenda Carden Beverly Casey Vanessa Cecil Ralph Choate Michael Clark Stephen Coleman Mike Collier Janice Sue Collins Joyce Collins Shirley Collins Vickie Combs Anita Conrad Ruth Cook Tommy Covey Leon Dalton Marcia Dail Ruth Dale Ada Dalton 92 Sharon Dalton David Davis Janie Davis Linda Davis Steve DeCosta V David Denny LuAnn Deverle Kenny Dillow Russell Dishon Gary Dotson Ellis Duncan John Duncan Vicki Duncan Florinda Edwards Sharon Edwards Steven Edwards Betty Farmer Michael Farmer Karen Farris Raymond Flinchum Class Of 73 93 Richard Flinchum Curtis Foltz Sheila Fortner Paul Fowler, Jr. Mary Frost Richard Gallaher Shirley Graham Larry Gravley Josh Green Susan Guthrie V Sue Hall Debra Hancock Diane Hancock Gail Hand «j- William Handy Jim Hanks C. 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Harrell Mary Harrell Dexter Harvey Russell Hayes, Jr. Douglas Hedge Mark Hendricks Donna Hill Rhonda Hill Sheryl Hines Stanley Hodge Christine Horton Diane Huff Shirley Huffman Roger Hughes f Vickey Hurst Robert Hurt Freda Isom Helen James Helen Jarrells Betty Johnson Douglas Johnson Larry Johnston Elmer Jones Mike Jones Rodney Keister Steve Keister Leslie Kirby Martha Koger Jennifer Lawrence Vivian Lindsey Melissa Lineberry David Linkous Terry Linkous Tommy Linkous Diane Likens Steven Lilly Sharon Lockard Rhonda Long 94 Danny Lowe Steve Lyons Marsha McCormick Danny McCoy Diane McCoy Mike McCraw Deborah McGee Sandra McHone Sharon McHone Deloris McKinney James McKinney Malcolm McNew Steven McPeak Barbara Mabry Donnie Manning Chester Manns Pete Manns Sherry Marshall Robert Maupin Betty Lou Melton Class Of 73 95 Richard Meredith Charlotte Miller Anthony Minter Arlan Moore Patricia Moore Larry Morris Sharon Morris Sharon Move Garry O’Dell Janies Oliver Davey Owens Kent Pack Gary Page Debra Parks Harold Phillips ! Lynn Phillips Oscar Phillips Randy Price Willie Price Margie Prim Melinda Quesenberry Nora Quesenberry Teresa Quick U Charlotte Redd Dennis Reed Eddie Reeves Glenda Reeves Pete Riddle Teresa Rollins Lewis Roop Janice St.Clair Dale Sayers Jeannette Shelburne Randy Shomaker Carolyn Simpkins Patricia Simpkins David Skewes Carolyn Slaughter Vickie Smart Elizabeth Smith Freddie Smith Kathy Smith Lora Lee Smith Jimmy Southerland David Stanberry Patsy Stowers Martha Surratt Steven Sutherland Gary Sutphin Cynthia Sutton Gary Thomas Joan Tickle Alpha Todd Patricia Trail 96 Billy Trueheart Debra Tucker Larry Underwood Pamela Underwood Robert Viers Cheryl Waddell Lorenzo Walker Cynthia Walsh Richard Walson Rosella Weeks Alan Weiss Kirk Williams Michael Wirt Albert Woodyard Henrietta Worrell Davy Wurzburger Debbie Yopp Charles Young Mike Young Class Of 73 97 UDENTLIFESTUDENC? J. J JL Jjil J. JLiXX XliTLIFESTUDENTLI Drama Invades D.H.S. Anne Frank (Mia Atway) thoughtfully writes inserts into her “Diary” Comfort ruled rehearsals for Beverly Burgess in spite of December weather. 100 Bill Mabry, Debbie Davis, and Andy Ratcliffe ignore Mia Atway as she displays the thirteen year old antics of Anne Frank. World Junior Class Presents . . . .•V:; M ' .. ' ■ ■”; The Diary Of Anne Frank Doug Shomaker and Bill Mabry lecture Mia Atwav during a series of long “Diary” rehearsals Dickie Harper and Marjorie Branscome display “Anne Frank” costumes. The Maple Leaves camera catches production pictures from “Diary” (from top to bottom) Doug Shomaker, Mia Atway, Bill Mabry, Debbie Hall, and Clyde Greer Duke Band In Concert Attending band camp for one week . . . marching in the Southeastern Band Festival . . . performing for the Dogwood Festival . . . trying out for All-State Band . . . going to Cave Springs for a weekend . . . being selected for All Virginia Band . . . working out new routines . . . challenging for a higher chair . . . presenting the school Christmas program . . . participating in area Christmas parades — and above all practicing . . . practicing . . . practicing. I First row — K. Brown, P. Bowling, M. Creasy, K. Hager, S. Johnston, M. Poole, D. Walker, D. Hall; Second row — J. Harris, P. Fowler, M. Hager, L. Bowman, M. Stanley, B. Combs, J. DeHart, D. Trammell, R. Olinger, K. Maupin, D. Graham, T. Dobyns, R. Fowler; Third row — N. Walker, D. Bowling, P. Moyer, R. Estes, S. Ingle, M. Kelly, T. Dillow, K. Buckland, N. Morris, K. Gwynn, D. Williams, W. Booth, D. Greer, L. Shouse, L. Burris, E. Lawson, C. Gannaway, D. Jackson, S. Allison, J. Davis, D. Davis; Fourth row — C. Marshall, B. Stanley, T. Quesenberry, K. Eastbum, C. Hamblin, S. Childress, L. Johnston, C. Greer, R. Reed, M. Sloop, R. Bowman, G. Dalton, R. Shupe, D. Trail, Kl. Dalton, P. Fowler, M. Martin, R. Davis, M. Agee, B. Burgess, S. Kelly, D. Harper; Fifth row — G. Farmer, R. Anderson, D. Davis, D. Stanley, A. Wheeling, T. Pack, C. Haynes, S. Akers, W. Matthews, M. Smith, D. Shomaker, D. Morgan, A. Ratcliffe. y c f , . - ' A JR m J ( M j IT wwiwtM ' D. Davis, C. Greer, G. Coake, D. Trammell, D. Stanley, S. Kelly, D. Davis, P. Bowling, K. Brown, T. Dillow, L. Bowman, K. Buckland, M. Hager, D. Shomaker, P. Fowler. All-State Band Roanoke Youth Symphony K. Brown D. Davis D. Harper .... 1 m. FL i i I L J L i President Randy Reed listens carefully to Mr. Dobyns’ instructions. EXECUTIVE COUNCIL: Seated are — P. Bowling, Sec.; L. Burris, Sr. Rep.; M. Hager, Jr. Rep.; S. Allison, Soph. Rep.; D. Davis, Fresh. Rep.; P. Fowler, 8th Grade Rep.; R. Reed, Pres.; Standing are — P. Fowler, Head Majorette; R. Olinger, Drum Major. Executive Council Stage Band STAGE BAND: First row — D. Harper, B. Burgess, A. Ratcliffe, D. Davis, M. Smith, W. Boothe, K. Maupin, D. Shomaker, L. Shouse; Second row — C. Greer, G. Coake, R. Reed, L. Johnston, D. Morgan, T. Pack, P. Moyer. t jr sSr Z ' j ' tW . fjH p ROSEMARY OLINGER DRUM MAJOR 107 I 1 Senior Chorus In Concert Proudly wearing a choir robe . . . singing during assemblies . . . electing officers to represent the chorus . . . practicing songs . . . memorizing words, the Dublin High School Senior Chorus represents the stirring side of the World of Music. Accompanist, D. Bays and D. Duncan. V I 108 V First row — M. Sutphin, L. Williams, A. Steele, P. Adkins, C. Young, R. Hendricks, G. Suttle, A. Weiss, B. Southerland, P. Hamliton, S. Smith, P. Warden, D. Bays; Second row — S. Todd, P. Todd, C. Robins, D. Wilson, T. Preston, R. Hendricks, M. Shelburne, B. Hearn, M. Lewis, K. O’Dell, S. Myers, H. Edwards, M. Atway, N. Lyons, D. Dudley; Third row — S. Kimbleton, B. Bane, N. Young, L. Tickle, L. Hamilton, D. Underwood, L. Lawson, B. Cecil, N. Carden, C. Wolford, V. Dalton, J. White, L. Shelton, J. Garlic, M. Martin; Fourth row — D. Long, B. Franklin, J. Stike, P. Adkins, J. Mills, M. Ayers, C. Alley, J. Keister, R. Osborne, K. Oliver, T. Wilson, P. Duncan, C. Barbre, M. Taylor, T. Reeves, S. Ingle, J. Hedge. Senior Chorus P. Hamilton, Rep.; D. Dudley, Sec.-Treas.; B. Southerland, V. Pres.; L. Lawson, Pres. First row — J. Davis, D. Black, M. Lineberry, J. Bowman, S. Guthrie, L. Black, L. Pack, S. McHone, A. Weiss, V. Alexander, S. Wilson, E. Sayers; Second row — D. Sexton, M. Prim, D. McKinney, T. Quick, C. Ratcliffe, M. Koger, D. Bowles, J. Alexander, B. Taylor, P. Simpkins, C. Brookman, I. Adams; Third row — V. Young, S. McHone, P. Farmer, S. Vickers, L. Dalton, G. Williams, L. Shephard, B. Hedge, B. Wright, P. Nelson, C. Haynes, M. Lancaster, L. Mills; Not pictured — G. Haga, P. Lovern, B. Neal. I I I I Junior Chorus Standing — G. Williams, Treas.; L. Shepherd, Sec.; J. Alexander, V. Pres.; Seated — L. Dalton, Pres. 110 Students listen attentively to “Christmas Bells” sung by the Junior Chorus. Making vests to wear . . . looking forward to being in the Senior Chorus . . . giggling with all the other girl members of the Chorus . . . harmonizing . . . singing . . . practicing, the Junior Chorus follows in the footsteps of the Seniors. Ill ! Miss Dublin High School 1968 112 1st Runner-up Brenda Hines 2nd Runner-up Dottie McClure 1968 Crownbearers Russ Johnson and Nanette Jackson watch as Mr. Crews and Pat Phillips crown Rosemary Olinger Homecoming Queen. Homecoming S. Quesenberry, M. Hager, J. Simpson, T. Jones, C. Farlow, P. Dishon, P. Fowler, S. Hall, J. Jackson, G. Hamblin, R. Johnson, P. Phillips, R. Olinger, C. Haynes, N. Jackson, L. Burris, P. Fowler, D. Burgess, V. Hurst, N. Carden, T. Williams, D. Shouse, N. Price, T. Hall, P. Bowling. Prince — Lynn Burris Princess — Paulette Fowler Duke — Joey Jackson Duchess — Genie Hamblin 115 King — Charles Haynes Queen — Rosemary Olinger ■I Features Of Homecoming The band proudly steps out to lead the parade. The Junior-Freshman Tri-Hi-Y see a first place victory as the “Indians See Defeat”. Voting for the best couple for Homecoming King and Queen . . . making last minute changes in floats . . . folding and stuffing napkins . . . praying that it won’t rain . . . rehearsing new band routines . . . cheering with other students at the bonfire . . . screaming with excitement during the big game and the grand finale attending the Homecoming Dance. The bonfire is the center of attention on the eve of the big game. Students watch as another winner passes by. Innovation — Key Word Of 69 Speech-Drama Program Repetition is often good, but at times it destroys originality and creativity. When this occurs, INNOVATION is needed. INNOVATION has been a key word used in the vernacular of this year’s speech and drama program at D.H.S. Pantomines, afterdinner speech banquets, heckling speeches, debates, play production and one-act plays have added to the versatility sought in this phase of the English curriculum. Future expansion of the speech and drama curriculum is a desired outcome as the speech and drama department ardently strives for INNOVATION. ! i Phyllis Flynn and Vanessa Brown learn that speech class has outside benefits such as speech banquets. D.H.S. World Of Organizations 119 I I First row — D. Smith, N. Price, P. Shanks, N. Young, S. Rooks, B, Howe, P. Fowler, Second row — M. Farris, ]. Redd, J. Harris, R. Bowling, K. Baldwin, W. Fotyz, C. Gannaway. Third row — J. Guthrie, A. Weiss, R. Murdock, G. Hamblin, B. Bowman, R. Olinger. Fourth row — C. Ratcliff, A. Wooten, P. Dishon, D. Marsha, G. Morris, R. Gordon, R. Reed, J. Jackson. Fifth row — B. Writht, V. Flinchum, K. Hage, B. Nelson, M. Marinn, A. Hall. Sixth row — T. Hall, D. Burgess, P. Fowler, D. Setliff, M. Shelbome, G. Suttle, D. Sutphin, C. Haynes, L. Arnold. Seventh row — P. Beamer, K. Pack, R. Hayes, M. Covey, S. Kelly, M. Whitworth, B. Hanks, R. Davis. Student Cooperative Association J. Jackson, Pres.; B. Hanks, V. Pres.; N. Price, Sec.; R. Reed, Rep.; P. Shanks, Pari.; D. Smith, Chap. Promoting student participation in school government . . . developing school spirit . . . sponsoring the Miss D.H.S. pageant . . . planning and supervising all homecoming activities . . . conducting pep rallies . . . writing a code of dress . . . organizing the District meeting . . . promoting the general welfare of each student since 1953, the Student Cooperative Association has given the students a chance to better the world of Dublin High School. Worrying about keeping a B average . . . promoting ideals of honesty, service, and leadership . . . living up to responsibilities . . . choosing the seniors who most deserve the $100 scholarship . . . awarding scholarship letters to juniors . . . placing gold seals on the senior diplomas, the Beta Club encourages students to strive for a better world through education and learning. Officers: J. Simpson, Recording Sec.; S. Shupe, V. Pres.; R. Lewis, Pres.; D. Aghor, Corresponding Sec.; P. Akers, Rep.; H. McCormick, Treas.; N. Koger, Pari.; V. Flinchum, Program Chairman. Beta Club First row: H. McCormick, J. Simpson, S. Shupe, R. Lewis Second row: Miss Clay, V. Flinchum, N. Koger, P. Akers, D. Agnor Third row: N. Owens, F. Johnson, P. Fowler, R. 01inger,.S. Lytton, J. Davis Fourth row: D. Gunn, J. Duncan, M. Hager, D. Davis, P. Hamilton, L. James, A. Lawson Fifth row: T. Dillow, D. Harper, K. Buckland, B. Burgess, B. Parks, J. Harris, J. Redd, V. Meador, Sixth row: R. Murdock, J. Hurt, V. Morris, D. Price, P. Flynn, T. Hopcroft, P. Beamer, E. Bailey, K. Tate, Seventh row: P. Moyer, B. Combs, S. Baldwin, B. Akers, B. Mills, N. Walker, K. Maupin, B. Albert, S. Alexander C. Hamblin Eighth row: P. McKittrick, P. Wojciechouski, J. O’Dell, H. Kimbleton, D. Smith, A. Wooten, B. Brown, D. Shomaker, P. Beamer Ninth row: D. Archer, B. Southerland, M. J. Peek, J. Sheffy, M. Lewis, J. Hawley, M. E. Sloop, C. Greer, G. Allen, J. Cox. N. Young, Rep.; J. O’Dell, V. Pres.; R. Murdock, Pres.; P. Wojciechousld, Treas.; S. Myers, Sec., N. Owens, P. Bowman, B. Bishop, C. Hubble, R. Albert, L. Gravely, J. Dalton, Miss Allison, Mrs. Graham, L. James, V. Bailey, J. Schumate, M. Preston, C. Buckner, M. Rakes, L. Whitted, L. Phillips, J. Cox, P. Hearn, V. Flinchum, J. Bowles. Library Club I I ' ■ Working in the library before school . . . designing posters to celebrate National Library Week . . . sponsoring the most beautiful girl in the Miss D.H.S. Contest . . . contributing new books to the library . . . decorating the lobby showcase with interesting books . . . selling books at the book fair . . . reminiscing over a year’s hard work at the Library Club picnic, the Library Club of Dublin High School is made up of devoted students whose only wish is to expand the minds of fellow students and bribe them with fantastic stories of fiction and fame. 122 Future Teachers Of America Learning the requirements of a good teacher and trying to live up to them . . . becoming familiar with the teaching profession . . . celebrating National Teacher’s Week . . . attending the State F.T.A. convention . . . helping with the Teacher’s Aid Program . . . sponsoring a girl in the beauty pageant. The Future Teachers of America, organized in 1959, prepares club members for a place in the world of teaching. trr - A y 1 r a k id ■.I ■L First row — N. Koger, V. Pres.; D. Smith, Pres.; Second row — R. Reed, Chap.; J. Simpson, Rep.; D. Agnor, Hist.; L. Shelton, Treas.; S. Lytton, Sec.; Third row — G. Saville, S. Shupe, K. Underwood, P. Fowler, L. Williams, G. Taylor. Fourth row — P. Pannell, J. Whitworth, J. Davis, T. Bowling, D. Davis, ]. Harris, C. Wygal, T. Dobyns, B. Bowman, B. Southerland, J. Cox, J. Bowles, A. Wooten, S. Myers, G. Hamblin, T. Dillow, D. Hall, P. Hearn, C. Kimbleton, Miss Boyd, Mrs. Howe. 123 First row — Mrs. Sloop; A. Wooten, Pres.; E. Linkous, V. Pres.; J. Redd, Sec.; M. Shelburne, Treas.; M. Sloop, Chap.; Sec. row — S. Rooks, J. Lane, P. Fowler, T. Pack, H. Hullinger, J. Simpson, D. Archer, D. Harper; Third row — M. Stanley, K. Wilson, M. Poole; Fourth row — L. Shumate, H. McCormick, S. Miller, A. Ratcliffe, J. Duncan, D. Wooten, M. Smith, H. Kimbleton, P. Hearn, B. Brown, C. Gannaway, M. Baldwin. I Bi-Phy-Chem Organizing the Science Fair . . . paying for the pins for Science Fair winners . . . doing experiments for club programs . . . discussing field trips . . . informing students of the field of science . . . awarding pins to the students with the highest averages in biology, physics, and chemistry. The Bi-Phy-Chem was organized in 1961 and it is now a growing part of the world of D.H.S. Science Fair Winners — M. Poole, M. Stanley, S. Rooks, K. Wilson. 1 i Science Fair Winners — S. Miller, M. Sloop, P. Fowler, D. Archer, H. McCormick, G. Dalton, T. Wilson, J. Duncan, J. Simpson, M. Baldwin, L. Whited, E. Linkous, H. Hullinger, M. Shelburne. Winning second place in the Homecoming Parade . . . caring for the flag . . . attending the national convention . . . serving the school and community . . . learning the principles of leadership, the Key Club, an affiliate of Kiwanias International, prepares to lead in the world of tomorrows. Key Club First row — T. Dobyns, Club Sweetheart; G. Farmer, K. Jackson, C. Haynes, Pres.; Second row — M. Whitworth, L. Burris, C. Greer, Sec.; Third row — R. Cecil, L. Shouse, L. Lawson, Treas.; Fourth row — G. Dalton, J. Jackson, M. Armbrister, V. Pres.; Fifth row — D. Shouse, H. Osborne, B. Hanks, Sergeant of Arms; D. Wooten, Rep.; Sixth row - G. Allen,. E. Linkous, S. Quesenberry, B. Berry, H. Morris; Seventh row - F. Stanley, J. Hall, R. Reed, J. Ingles, B. Brown, D. Murphy. 125 First Row: J. Worrell, Treas.; B. Brown, Reporter; M. Covey, Pres.; K. Morris, Chapter Sweetheart; J. Cox, Vice Pres.; J. L. Cox, Sentinel; L. Morris, Secretary. Second Row: Mr. Tilson, Instructor; B. Akers, J. Akers, F. Beaver, T. Covey, S. Edwards, A. Buckner, D. Fanner, J. Ferrell, B. Flinchum, C. P. Harrell, D. Hedge, D. Jackson, R. Keister, S. Lyons, S. McPeak, E. Mills, L. Morris, G. O’Dell, H. Phillips, F. Smith, T. Sutphin, J. Warden, L. Woodyard, M. McCraw, R. Bain, L. Blanton, J. Bowman, L. Bowman, L. Boyd, G. Buckner, R. Casey, M. Cox, M. Decosta, A. Duncan, K. Hancock, A. Hall, J. Hedge, D. Hines, W. Hinkley, D. Johnson, D. Manning, D. Montgomery, K. Ramsey, G. Reynolds, A. Riddle, D. Rupe, R. Saul, C. J. Simpkins, T. Simpkins, J. Smith, M. Smith, B. Stowers, D. Woodyard, D. Trail, S. Mills, M. Collins, C. Cox, R. Cregger, M. Farris, W. Farris, W. Harrell, K. Jackson, L. Jennings, J. Riddle, P. Rorrer, J. Shelburne, M. Simpkins, E. Smythers, D. Stilwell, E. Sutphin, R. Sutphin, J. Tickle, L. Woodyard, E. Young, C. Burton, O. Cowen, J. Crockett, K. O’Dell, A. Woodyard, B. Dishon. Presenting an assembly program each year . . . Learning the fundamentals of scientific agriculture . . . Owning and caring for their own project . . . “Learning to do . . . Doing to leam . . . Earning to live . . . Living to serve”, the Future Farmers of America prepare to feed the world of tomorrow. Future Farmers Of America 126 J. Cox, Sentinel; L. Morris, Sec.; J. Cox, V. Pres.; B. Brown, Rep.; M. Covey, Pres.; K. Morris, Club Sweetheart, J. Worrell, Treas. ■ ,? it r W l 1 w [ Vi m 1 ■ A j 1 .1 Imi 1 ft ’ 127 : First row — J. King, K. Morris, P. Hamilton, B. Wilson, B. Howe, K. Wilson, D. Dobbins, R. Quesenberry, B. Cox; Second row — P. Bowman, C. Kimbleton, B. Price, P. Dalton, P. Pannell, C. Robins, M. Rasnick, T. Dobyns, J. Whitworth, S. Shupe, G. Saville, K. Underwood, L. Shelton, M. Preston, Mrs. Forehand, Mrs. Belay; Third row - P. Crane, S. Quesenberry, M. Lindsey, J. Simpson, D. Agnor, L. Gravely, K. Smith, K. Shelton, J. Smith, I. Akers, J. Francis, S. Ingle; Fourth row — F. Stuphin, K. Farmer, C. Smith, T. Stuphin, D. Lindsey, D. Wright, J. Atkins, L. Miller, S. Pannell, G. Long, G. Bentley; Fifth row — P. Horton, R. Shouse, R. Hughes, S. Hurst, J. Bane, L. Bane. S. Graham, J. Francis, B. Stanley; Sixth row — A. Conrad, S. Lochard, S. Collins, D. Hancock, V. Combs, K. Akers, D. Bess, M. Harrell, R. Long, V. Brown, K. Tate, J. Lewis, P. Pennington, H. Edwards, D. Rasnick; Seventh row — D. Tucker, J. Akers, D. Likens, V. Lindsey, B. Farmer, B. Solomon, B. Stower, N. Goad, W. Lewis, J. Webb, S. Casey, B. Albert. Future Homemakers Of America i Modeling clothes for the fashion show . . . learning to improve personal, family, and community living . . . recognizing National F.H.A. week . . . saving enough money to go to F.F.A-F.H.A. camp . . . sharing a Fun Night with the Future Farmers of America, the Future Homemakers of America learn to organize their lives and their homes so that the people of the present and future may profit. Pam Hamilton sneaks a look at the goodies. 128 5 Becky practices on small patch before sewing up a big seam. Practical World Of F.H.A. i 129 Front to back — M. Farris, Pres.; J. Davis, V. Pres.; P. Fowler, Sec.; J. Whitworth, Treas.; S. Shupe, Rep.; B. Bowman, Pari.; R. Olinger, Chap; Miss Richardson, K. Underwood, G. Saville, M. Preston, D. Smith, P. Pennington, D. Dudley, B. Stanley, T. Dobyns, B. Southerland, D. Wilson. World Of Serving Our Fellow Man Freezing during a bake sale in November . . . drowning at a car wash . . . decorating for a party . . . toting stacks of magazines to the hospital . . . singing Christmas carols at the old people’s home . . . struggling to learn the words of the Hi-Y Hymn, the Tri-Hi-Y clubs are a division of the YMCA. The four separate clubs, the Sigma, Good Samaritan, Mu Sigma Delta and the Alpha combine their efforts to live up to the purpose of the club, “to create, maintain and extend throughout the home, school and community high standards of Christian character.” J. Harris, Pres; J. Redd, V. Pres; P. Beamer, Sec.; B. Burgess, Treas.; V. Patrick, S. Baldwin, C. Wygal, M. Atway, L. Bowman, B. Combs, M. Sutphin, S. Buckland, D. Price, V. Meador, B. Parks, B. Albert. S. Pannell, L. Williams, Rep.; P. Bowling, Chap.; K. Buckland, Hist.; E. Bailey, Ser. Chair: K. Maupin, N. Walker, P. McNew, J. Romans, M. Whitworth, M. Armbrister. lililililSI-lSKIili First row: G. Morris, K. Eastbum, B. Wilson, P. Warden, R. Estes, Sec.-Treas.; K. Baldwin, Chap.; D. Bays, Hist.; S. Rooks, Rep.; S. Allison; Second row: D. Stanley, D. Riggs, C. Gannaway, Pres.; B. Bruce, D. Hill, N. Price, D. Williams; Third row: L. Gravley, K. Smith, C. Hamblin, D. Trammell, D. Walker; Fourth row: H. Ferrell, V. Hetherington, G. Bentley, S. Smith, P. Shupe, M. Beckner, W. Friend, P. Shanks; Fifth row: Miss Lawrence, S. Quesenberry, D. Duncan, Ser. Chair.; J. Hearn, D. Boyd, M. Poole, R. Fowler, C. Harris; Sixth row: M. Stanley, L. Hubble, K. O’Dell, C. Gwynn, J. DeHart; Seventh row: D. Altizer, J. Garlick, T. Jones. Tri-Hi-Y Front: C. Marshall, V. Pres.; B. Howe, Pres.; M. Creasy, Sec.; L. Coulon, Rep.; C. Morris, treas.; D. Bowling, Hist.; D. Dobyns, Ser. Chair.; K. Hager, Chap.; S. Young, S. Snead, B. Bishop, V. Alexander, B. Nelson, M. Lancaster, H. Barker, S. Miller, S. Vickers, J. Alexander, V. Lindset, T. Huff, Miss Davidson. Proofreaders: M. Rasnick, J. Atkins, J. Davis and C. Gannaway. Below: Sports Writers; A. Hall and S. Coulon. Art Editor; D. Lindsey, Photographer; R. Reed. Top Hat Tales Staff Looking for news that will interest the student body . . . listening for gossip . . . selling papers during lunch . . . taking pictures of important fimctions, the Top Hat Tales is a part of DHS that allows the students to try their hand at publish- ing a newspaper. DHS news is of great importance to the well-informed Duke. Editor-in-Chief, B. Bowman; Managing Editor, D. Archer; Assistant Editors, J. Redd and M. Hager; Sports Editor, S. Kelly; Club Editor, D. Davis and News Editor, S. Allison. Our School N e wspapermen Typists are B. Price, P. Pannel, P. Dalton, L. Wilde, K. Marshall, N. Koger and J. Whit- worth. N. Owens, Business Manager; D. Shomaker, Circulation Editor with typists, J. Withworth and K. Marshall. Editor-in-Chief, B. Bowman; Managing Editor, D. Archer; instruct Feature Editor, T. Dobyns; and Feature Writers; V. Patrick, R. Gordon, P. Fowler, J. Cox, J. Bowles and B. Burgess. Creation I Writing poems to sell to the student body . . . trying to publish a magazine from scratch . . . earning money from bake sales . . . selling candles for Christmas, Creation 1, the first literary magazine at Dublin, is fast becoming a familiar part of the world of student activities. Advisor, Mrs. Athey and Art Editors; B. Hines, J. Cox. Poetry Writers; R. Murdock, D. Bowles, H. McCormick, and D. Duncan. ANNUAL STAFF P LEAVES ’69 E Mrs. Campbell, business advisor reviews accounts with John Duncan, business manager. Art editors. Sherry Shupe and James Cox endeavor to illustrate A WORLD OF OUR OWN. Editor, Ann Wooten; Editorial Advisor, Miss King; Literary Advisor, Mr. Newberry; and Assistant Editor, Dave Gunn view the tremendous task before them — publishing the 1969 MAPLE LEAVES. Is this poet’s comer”? Rhonda Murdock, literary editor; thinks it is. Class editors, Robert Gunn, Kathy Gwynn, and Genie Hamblin sort and identify underclassmen’s pictures. Drawing layouts . . . redrawing layouts . . . writing copy . . . working overtime at night to finish what has been started . . . struggling to meet a deadline . . . identifying faces in pictures . . . arguing with the advisors to get a point across . . . deciding on a theme . . . trying to choose the “just right” colors . . . alphabetizing class pictures . . . getting headache after headache, the staff of the MAPLE LEAVES exerts all energy and ideas to make the 1969 annual one that they will be proud to say they had a part in creating. Paulette Fowler, class editor; Sharon Lytton, feature editor; Gail Saville, typist; diligently strive to perfect their work. Annual Staff World Of Hard Work Busy at work are typists Janet Hurt and Mia At way. Sports Editors; Andy Hall, Kermit Jackson, and Randy Reed discuss basketball season with Coach Johnson. Literary, Murdock; Assistant, Gunn; Editor-in-Chief, Wooten, argue over copy again. Identifying pictures are class editors Jackie King and Phyllis East. 138 � D.H.S. . 4 . Karen Underwood Genie Hamblin — Captain Diane Dudley Cheerleaders Suzan Baldwin Sharon Lytton — Co-Captain CM For Duke Spirit try “cheerleaders on the rocks FIGHT’ Cheerleaders Front: Patty Shanks, Captain; Second Row: Kathy Gwynn, Mary Beckner; Third Row: Wanda Friend; Back: Peggy Hill, Lisa Coulon, Pam Shupe, Debbie Williams. 1st row — D. Dudley, G. Hamblin, K. Underwood, V. Meador, M. Bowles, S. Baldwin, N. Price, 2nd row — D. Williams, L. Coulon, M. Beckner, K. Gwynn, W. Friend, P. Shanks, t ' . Shupe, P. Hill, B. Bowman, L. Shelton, R. Fowler, P. Fowler, 3rd row — M. Stanley, D. Riggs, S. Rooks, M. Preston, S. Shupe, G. Saville, J. Davis, T. Dobyns, J. Whitworth, J. Eller, B. Sutherland, J. Alexander, V. Alexander, 4th row — L. Williams, J. Harris C. Wygal, B. Franklin, L. Dalton, B. Bishop, L. Skeens, S. Vickers, D. Walker, J. Garlick 5th row — Miss Duncan, J. Bowman, H. Ferrell, L. Gravely, C. East, M. Martin, M. Walker, B. Hines, S. Ingles, D. Moore 6th row — V. Chrisley, M. Branscome, J. Dalton, C. Harris, T. Jones, J. Dehart, B. Melton, M. Armbrister 7th row — D. Huff, G. Wydell, G. McKinney, T. Huff, S. Snead, P. Farmer, J. Dunford, D. Christley, P, McNew, B. Burgess, R. Estes, W. Foltz Pep Club Making signs before ball games . . . encouraging school spirit . . . sitting together at games . . . cheering the teams on to victory, the Pep Club plays a vital part in extending the cheerful spirit of the world of sports to the student body. Cheerleaders lead ‘Hey Fans! Clap your hands!” £ ▼ 1 ml m in HT J r 1 a k m First row: R. Lewis, C. Wolford, L. Burris, J. Jackson, M. Lewis, C. Haynes, D. Huff, H. Osborne, L. Arnold; Second row: M. Farmer, M. Collins, M. Whitworth, K. Jackson, G. Lindsey, S. Quesenberry, M. Armbrister, S. Williams, H. Morris, L. Morris; Third row: J. Windel, T. Donley, P. Hendricks, B. Lang, G. Dalton, B. Arnold, N. Carden, W. Arnold, J. Sheffey, B. Hanks; Fourth row: Coach Lindstrom, Coach Brown, Coach Young, C. Farlow, M. Taylor, R. Hendricks, R. Casey, D. Shouse, D. Brillheart. Left with only one district starter to defend the “New River title”, prospects for another fine season appeared extremely discouraging for the Duke football team, but with the leadership of a handful of seniors (8), the Dukes proved that they would be hard to embarrass. By mid-season, the Dukes began to form into a good football team reaching their peak when they upset undefeated Wytheville. With many talented underclassmen on the squad, the Dukes view the future with optimism. Varsity Football 1968-69 Scores Dublin 6 Narrows 19 Dublin 12 Christiansburg 8 Dublin 6 Radford 20 Dublin 6 Blacksburg 10 Dublin 6 Galax 6 Dublin 26 Wytheville 7 Dublin 12 Drewey Mason 40 Dublin 7 Giles 0 Dublin 29 Hillsville 20 Dublin 7 Pulaski 13 144 FTw] I I I Coach Dave Brown shakes hands with All-District player Cecil Wolford. Mr. Curtis Grahm awards the Most Valuable Player Award to Charles Haynes. These senior football players assemble together for the last time as a team. First row - T. Wilson, D, Jackson, L. Quesenberry, A. Hall, A. Wheeling, D. Dunavant, R. Damron, S. Childress, R. White, W. Brown, G. Suttle; Second row - J. Sutphin, T. Haynes, S. Yates, D. Lovern, R. Anderson, W. Harrell, B. Murphy, B. Skeens, G. Brown, G. Reed, D. Trail, G. Farmer, D. Carden, O. Nelson; Third row — Coach Dunavant, E. Jones, M, Ayers; Third row — W. Hinkley, K. Huff, M. Martin, C. Cook, J. Henley, L. Cecil, D. Morgan, R. Hamilton, D. Fowler, Coach Layman. J.V. Football Dublin 0 Narrows 28 Dublin 7 C-burg 7 Dublin 20 Wytheville 0 Dublin 26 Giles 0 Dublin 6 B-burg 13 Dublin 14 Radford 0 Dublin 20 Pulaski 26 147 8th Grade Football First row - M. Bond, K. Williams, D. Burgess, M. Jones, K. Pack, D. Fanner, J. Hanks, O. Phillips; Second row - Coach Henderson, J, Atway, R. Choate, D. Skewes, M. Clark, R. Watson, J, McKinney; Third row — G. Hinkley, P. Fowler, R. Hendricks, C. Harrell, T. Linkous, S. Keister, D, Reed; Fourth row — E. Reeves, D. Owens, R. Price, E. Akers, E. Roop. District Champs SCORES Dublin 6 Narrows 13 Dublin 13 Wytheville 6 Dublin 13 B’burg 0 Dublin 18 Pulaski 0 Dublin 27 C’burg 6 Dublin 19 Giles 0 Dublin 13 Radford 7 148 The 1968-69 basketball team opened their season with high hopes of making the tournament. The squad was a young and inexperienced club but had high hopes and a good fighting spirit. The team had only two returning senior lettermen, Manious Black and Fred Stanley. Other non-lettermen seniors were Jack Hall, Richard Lewis, and Cecil Wolford. In addition to the above, this year’s team consists of juniors Bobby Hanks, Mike Armbrister, Mike Lee, Elroy Eaves, Preston Beamer, sophomores Richard Austin, Kim Repass, Stuart Kelly, and freshman, Nicky Carden who broke into the squad as a starter. Height and inexperience were the two biggest problems facing the team. The team posted two wins and three loses going into the Christmas holidays and prospects look good for the team making the tournament this year. Varsity Basketball 1968-69 First row — B. Hanks, N. Carden, M. Black, R. Lewis, J. Hall; Second row — P. Beamer, E. Eaves, K. Repass, P. Austin, S. Kelly; Third row — C. Wolford, F. Stanley, M. Lee, M. Armbrister, Coach Johnson. Nicky Carden leads warm ups as the varsity basketball team comes on the floor before fans, friends, and rivaling teammates. Coach Johnson gives some last words of encouragement and instruction before the game begins. 150 As the game gets under way, Bobby Hanks “gets in the way” of a Green Wave opponent. ENTHUSIASM! SUPPORT! VICTORY! Key to Duke Success Manous Black plays “Patty Cake” with teammate, backed by Jack Hall Up for the shot is Mike Armbrister, the Dukes’ leading rebounder. 151 Mike Armbrister, better known as “Moose”, gets “socked”, as Bobby Hanks shoots on his home court. Manous Black rests on the back of an opponent. First row — M. Delly, B. Murphy, J. Simpson, G. Brown, D. Burgess, D. Carden; Second row — D. Davis, J. Manns, R. Young, R. Reed, J. Keister, J. Smith, R. Hendricks; Third row — C. Jameson, D. Morgan, O. Sheffy, P. Underwood, G. Suttle, Coach Layman. D.H.S. Junior V arsity Basketball j 154 Captain Johnny Ray Simpson goes up for a shot with Mike Martin awaiting the rebound. J. V. player, James Mann shoots over the head of an opponent. Dickie Burgess has the floor. 8th Grade Basketball First Row: P. Fowler, M. Jones, T. Sutphin, J. Green, A. Weiss. Reeves, T. Carden, R. Hendricks. Fourth Row: D. Calloway, C. Second Row: S. Lily, M. McNew, D. Stanberry, D. Skewes, G. Manns, P. Manns, R. Choales. Fifth Row: Coach Young, S. Dotson, D. Reed. Third Row: G. Sutphin, J. McKinney, E. Keister, M. Brown, R. Walson. Senior Cheerleaders Sharon Lytton, Genie Hamblin, and Karen Underwood, arouse school spirit during pep rally, supported by the Dublin Duke Band and its fine majorettes. Sharon Lytton seems to enjoy cheering the team to victory. Varsity cheerleaders carry their spirit to neighboring schools. 157 First Row: J. Jackson, S. Quesenberry, M. Whitworth, E. Stuphin, H. Morris, L. Lawson, M. Lewis. Second Row: D. Conrad, R. Bnice, L. Morris, R. Cecil, B. Hanks, J. Hall. Third Row: J. Bratton, M. Annbrister, R. Young, R. White, D. Brilheart, P. Baker. Fourth Row: Mr. Dunavant Baseball The baseball team reached the ultimate goal of all athletic teams in 1968 — the District Championship. The winning of the championship was no accident. Most of the boys had been playing baseball for three straight years and had been working toward that goal. The team was able to reach this plateau because of hard work and a very good attitude toward all individuals connected with the team. To show the team’s spirit, an example of their playing may be in order. Early in the season they were beaten by C’burg by a score of 5-4. When they met C’burg later in the season it was no contest. Dublin beat C’burg in the second encounter by a score of 9-1. In the New River District tournament, Dublin defeated Hillsville. Dublin then defeated Radford for the District Crown by a score of 8-3 on the Bobcats’ home field. Both tournament wins were played away from home, but the Dukes like all good teams were able to defeat the opponents on their home field. District Champs In 1968 158 First Row - J. Whitlock, H. Osborne, L. Damron, M. Lewis, G. Allen, M. Black, D. Huff, C. Haynes, L. Shouse; Second Row - G. Lindsey, W. Arnold, K. Jackson, M. Collins, W. Clark, R. Lewis, D. Smith, J. Sheffy, T. Hampton; Third row — T. Hall, R. Casey, P. Hendricks, R. Austin, B, Arnold, C. Farlow, J, Henley, J. Paschal; Fourth Row - T. Haynes, G. Suttle, R. Hendricks, T. Preston, A. Hall, J. Keister, N. Carden; Fifth row — Coach Linstrom, Coach Henderson. Track 1968 RECORD Dublin 67 Radford 51 Dublin 74 Blacksbur; 44 Dublin 83 Dublin 97 Hillsville 16 Dublin 32 Pulaski 86 Dublin 70 Dublin 74 Radford 44 Dublin 59 Galax Christiansburg Blacksburg Fort Chiswell Narrows Fort Chiswell 38 26 62 16 73 16 The Dukes finished ninth at the District Meet at Giles New River Valley Relays. 160 AD SAD SAD SAD SAD SAD SAD I LJd ADSADSADSADSADSADSADSADSA RAMSEY Portrait Industrial Yearbook Photography Weddings In Natural Color f| 162 STUDIO 1969 MAPLE LEAVES PHOTOGRAPHER 163 A. J. SMITH SON FURNITURE ■ 1 151 North Jefferson Avenue ■ Pulaski, Virginia 24301 Phone 5-1261 PEGGY-LYNN FASHION SHOP 94 W. 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Main St. Pulaski, Virginia TAYLOR SOUTHWEST OFFICE SUPPLY MOTOR CO., INC. “Fine Office Furniture and Supplies Since 1942“ 1011 Norwood Street Radford, Virginia Pulaski, Va. Phone 3-3331 Chrysler Plymouth Imperial 190 BONDURANT Things Go Better With Coke INSURANCE, INC. COCA-COLA 1206 Norwood Street DISTRIBUTORS Radford, Virginia Real Estate and All Lines of Insurance Dublin, Virginia “It Costs Less Here” MERITA DUBLIN HARDWARE AND M-M-M! ! BAKERY- l FURNITURE COMPANY ' ;■« fresh Dial 674-3441 Dublin, Virginia Jim Workman Dublin Virginia Bob Akers Dan Bell 191 THE FIRST AND MERCHANTS NATIONAL RANK OF RADFORD, VIRGINIA Four Convenient Locations Member of F.D.I.C. Daily 8:00 A.M. to 10:00 P.M. Sunday 10:00 A.M. to 7:00 P.M. PULASKI RUSINESS PLAZA Pulaski, Virginia Complete Stock of Drugs and Pharmaceuticals 192 HARVEY CHEVROLET CORP. The Big “H” Dealer HARVEY CHEVROLET CORP. Chevrolet — Oldsmobile — Cadillac Radford Virginia Phone 639-3925 THE SOUTHWEST TIMES Your County Newspaper For Over Half A Century W. G. HARRIS Plumbing Heating 639-4497 1225 First St. W. Radford, Virginia 193 PULASKI BUSINESS PLAZA Store Hours 9:00 A.M. to 9:00 P.M. Monday through Saturday Pulaski, Virginia INLAND MOTOR CORPORATION OF VIRGINIA Foremost Manufacturer of Precision Electronic Aerospace Components Subsidiary of Kollmorgen Corp. Northampton, Massachusetts 501 First Street Radford, Virginia 194 WALLACES i i ■ tP ' -y-ftw pula siov SMARTWEAR 1580 KC 5000 Watts AM 107.1 MC 2850 Watts ERP FM Where Smart Women Shop Radford, Virginia LUFFMAN’S JEWELER Your Quality Jeweler 1029 Norwood St. Radford, Virginia Orange Blossom Diamonds China — Crystal — Sterling Silver Flatware EST. 1915 sm. 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Phone 674-5339 WHOLESALE AUTO PARTS AND ACCESSORIES Phone NE 9-3961 329 W. 1st Street Radford, Virginia DUBLIN ROAD ESSO SERVICE CENTER Phone 2-7551 Pulaski Virginia You’re always welcome ROSE Radford Virginia 639-3388 PULASKI FLOWER SHOP Dublin Road Pulaski, Virginia Phone 2-0621 CONVENANCE MARKET Almost Everything Hwy. 11 W. Radford, Va. Phone 639-5940 197 James W. Morris, Agent STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES 674-5285 Dublin Office Building Howard W. Weaver U. S. Rt. 11 West 674-5243 Compliments of WEAVER S AMOCO Radford Virginia JACK AKERS GARAGE Phone 674-5948 Dublin, Virginia Congratulations to the Graduates and Best Wishes for those who follow BANES WILLIAMS WELDING SERVICE General Service Portable Equipment Electric Acetylene Farm Machinery Pipe Phone Dublin, 674-6166 Virginia CAVALIER OFFICE SUPPLY, INC. School Supplies Stationery 639-2458 Radford Virginia BISHOP S UPHOLSTERY Furniture and Car Upholstering Boat Upholstering Freddie R. Bishop 520 First Street Radford, Virginia Phone 639-2984 CAUDELL’S BODY AND SIGN SHOP Dublin, Virginia Phone 674-6138 SHULTZ SIGN SERVICE Route 11 Dublin, Virginia 198 MELTON AND MARSHALL OIL COMPANY Dependable Heating Oil Service Metered Delivery Phone OR 4-2831 Box 121 Dublin, Virginia Compliments of A. M. HARRIS AND SONS Dial 674-2621 Dublin, Virginia 199 KLOPMAN MILLS, INC. Newbem Plant Newbern, Virginia A FABRIC YOU CAN LEAN ON THAT’S KLOPMAN! VIRGINIA NATIONAL BANK Pulaski Office Fairlawn Office 200 STRICKLER’S FUNERAL HOME Dublin 674-2181 Pulaski 2-1611 O C 3 t -1 O 202 DUBLIN HIGH SCHOOL o I Urol Alt LAW 1 j 1 HI j j Bus Drivers: Mr. Moyer, G. Coake, L. Taylor, G. Duncan, S. Coulon, S. Akers, W. Gravely, J. Cox, J. Worrell, J. Cox, L. Morris, A. Woodyard, B. Ganaway, L. Woodyard, D. Woodyard. Building a world is a time-consuming, difficult task. The efforts of the Maple Leaves Staff were frequently improved and reinforced by a number of willing assistants not specifically responsible for the production of this book. We, the 1969 Maple Leaves Staff wish to thank Mr. Maiden, Miss Lawrence, Miss Duncan, and Mr. Garfield Ramsey for their contributions to this publication. Maple Leaves Staff Says Thank You! 205 Cleaning out lockers for the last time. . . . studying for final exams . . . selecting club officers for next year . . . rehearsing graduation exercises . . . making summer plans for jobs and fup . . . embracing favorite teachers . . . remembering the events of the past year . . . shedding a tear at the thought of not returning next year . . . dreaming of things to come. The 1968-69 World of Dublin High School has been spinning on it’s axis. We have abruptly halted and gotten off because we have discovered a new . . . “World of Our Own.” 206 207 Administration And Faculty Index Allison, Louise Miss — 28, 122 Allison, J. Ralph — 24 Armbrister, Ann Mrs. — 10, 24 Athey, Martha Mrs. — 26, 135 Atkins, Charles — 33 Belay, Donna Mrs. — 31 Bishop, Shirley Mrs. — 30 Boyd, Vada Miss — 22, 123 Brown, David — 32, 144, 145, 146 Campbell, Mary Mrs. — .30, 136 Carter, Shirley Mrs. — 30 Cassady, Ora Miss — 24 Cecil, Helen Miss — 20 Clay, Wilma Mrs. — 24, 121 Capenhaver, Mary Mrs. — 28 Crews, Edward — 20, 114 Davidson, Susan Miss — 26, 131 Davis, Charles — 9, 21 Dobyns, Walter — 9, 28, 105 Dunavant, T. Ray — 9, 25, 147, 158 Duncan, Jean Miss — 32, 143, 206 Eller, Judith Mrs. — 9, 22 Endicott, William — 25 Forehand, Eunice Mrs. — 31 Forrester, Chester — 33 Graham, Odette Mrs. — 15, 27, 122 Harvey, Helen Mrs. — 22 Henderson, Bruce — 25, 148, 160 Howe, Ruth Mrs. — 24, 123 Johnson, Lawrence — 5, 7, 22, 138, 149, 150 King, Patsy Miss — 9, 23, 136, 206 Lawrence, Brenda Miss — 30, 131, 207 Layman, Dave — 32, 147, 154 Lindstrom, Carl — 7, 25, 144, 160 Looney, Thalia Mrs. — 26 McGinley, Robert — 9, 25 McLeod, Mabel Mrs. — 21 McNeil, Evelyn — 23 Maiden, Roy — 27 Martin, Marcia Mrs. — 24 Mason, Lyndall Mrs. — 28 Moyer, Jake — 29, 203 Newberry, John — 27, 136, 206 Newman, Canary Mrs. — 29 Quesenberry, Gregory — 6, 28, 108, 111 Ratcliffe, Vera Mrs. — 23 Richardson, Marian Miss — 24, 130 Riley, Robert — 33 Sloop, Ruth Alice Mrs. — 6, 25, 124 Smitn, Joanne Mrs. — 24 Tilson, Earl — 31, 126 Ward, Joy Mrs. — 32, 130 Warden, Peggy Miss — 11, 27 Wygal, Garland — 31 Young, Robert - 2, 6, 23, 144, 145, 156 Student Body Index SENIOR BOYS Agnor, Tommy — 38 Akers, Steve — 39, 102 Arnold, Larry - 39, 7, 8, 144, 120 Black, Manous — 16, 12, 39, 160 Bowles, John — 40, 133, 122, 123 Burris, Lynn — 40, 143, 114, 115, 102, 104 Burton, Larry — 40 Cecil, Robert — 40, 158 Coulon, Sargent — 7, 132 Cox, James - 16, 41, 133, 135, 122, 123 Cox, Jerry — 41, 126 Cox, John — 41, 5, 2 Cox, Zane — 41 Damron, Larry — 42, 160 Davis, Joe — 42 Dean, Max — 43 Doss, Gary — 43 Duncan, Jerry — 43 Eastridge, Paul — 43 Farmer, Henry — 43 Farris, Carl, Jr. — 44, 15 Gannaway, Bill — 44 Gordon, ftichard — 44, 133, 120 Graham, Charles — 45 Gravley, Wayne — 45 Hall, Jack - 45, 9, 158 Hamblin, Ronald — 45 Hampton, Emmett — 46 Havnes, Charles — 46, 8, 144, 114, 115, 120, 102, 160 Huff, Dennis — 47, 8, 143, 144, 160 Hurst, Danny — 47 Hurst, Eugene — 47 Hurst, Michael — 47 Ingles, James — 47 Jackson, Joey — 47, 5, 9, 144, 158, 114, 115, 120 Kimbleton, Harry — 48, 121, 124 Kimbleton, Timothy — 48 King, Wayne — 48 Lawson, Larrv — 48, 9, 158 Lewis, Michael - 48, 3, 8, 144, 158, 160 Lewis, Richard — 49, 9, 144, 121 Lowe, Ronald — 49 McCormick, Howard — 50, 134, 135, 121, 124 McCoy, Terry — 50 McKittrick, Paul — 50, 121 McPeak, Roger — 51 Mills, Robert — 51 Minnick, Larry — 51 Morris, Larry D. — 51, 126 Myers, David — 51 Osborne, Harold — 52, 144, 160 Pack, Thomas — 52, 124, 102, 104 Panned, Robert — 52 Pennington, Douglas — 52 Phillips, Barry — 53 Phipps, Paul — 53 Poe, Calvin — 53 Quesenberry, Larry K. — 54 Quesenberry, Sanford — 54 Reed, Randall - 55, 132, 134, 138, 120, 123, 102, 103, 104 Riggs, Danny — 55, 5 Rollins, Robert — 55 Roope, Larry — 55 Scott, Jerry — 55 Semones, Victor — 16, 55 Setliff, Dennis — 56, 120 Shelburne, Terry — 56 Shouse, Larry — 56, 102, 104, 160 Simpkins, Denver — 56 Stanley, Fred — 57 Tate, Thomas — 58 Taylor, Lonnie — 58 Thompson, Bruce — 58 Thomsberry, Clenard — 59 Turner, Brooks — 59 Underwood, Danny — 59 Whitlock, Jackie — 60, 160 Williams, Carl — 60 Windle, Dale — 60, 5 Wolford, Cecil — 61, 5, 144 SENIOR GIRLS Adkins, Patty — 38 Amor, Donna — 38, 121, 123 Akers, Barbara — 38 Akers, Carol — 38 Akers, Dreama — 38 Akers, Imogene — 39 Akers, Patricia — 39, 121 Archer, Diane — 39, 2, 132, 134, 121, 124 Armbrister, Pamela — 39 Atkins, Janie — 39, 2, 132 Bowman, Bonnie — 40, 2, 130, 132, 143, 120, 123 Bowman, Patricia — 40, 15, 120 Brown, Vanessa — 12, 40, 2 Burnett, Shirley — 40 Chapman, Linda — 41 Crane, Patricia — 42 Dalton, Pamela — 42 Dalton, Patsy — 42, 130, 133 Davis, Jeanne — 42, 130, 132, 143, 121, 123, 102 Dobyns, Theda — 43, 133, 143, 123, 102 Dudley, Diane — 43, 8, 9, 130, 141, 143 Eller, Joyce — 43, 143 Farmer, Patricia — 44, 2 Farris, Martha — 44, 130, 120 Flinchum, Verily — 40, 120, 121, 122 Flynn, Phyllis — 44, 2, 121 Fowler, Paulette - 44, 8, 130, 133, 137, 143, 114, 115, 120, 121, 124, 123, 102, 103, 104, 105, 107 Hamblin, Genie — 45, 8, 9, 137, 140, 143, 114, 115, 120, 121, 123 Hamilton Paela — 45, 121 Harmon, Diane — 46 Hearn, Peggy — 46, 122, 124, 123 Hedge, Janie — 46, 134 Hudson, Mary — 46 Jennings, Lynn — 47 Johnson, Freda — 47, 121 Jones, Geraldine — 48 Kimbleton, Carolyn — 48, 123 Koger, Nancy - 48, 133, 121, 123 Likens, Judy — 49 Lindsey, Donna — 49, 132 Linkous, Bonnie — 49 Lovem, Gloria — 49 Lyons, Lora — .50 Lytton, Sharon — 50, 8, 9, 137, 141, 121, 123 Marshall, Karen — 50, 133 Montgomery, Barbara — 51 Olinger, Rosemary — 51, 130, 114, 115, 120, 121, 102, 104, 105 Owens, Nancy - 52, 133, 121, 120 Panned, Patricia — 52, 133, 123 Peek, Mary Jane — 52, 121 Pennington, Patricia — 52, 130 Phillips, Carolyn — 53 Phillips, Linda — 53, 122 Preston, Mary Helen — 53, 130, 143, 122 Price, Brenda — 12, 54, 133 Quesenberry, Irene — 54 Moore, Diane — 51 Quesenberry, Sandra — 54 Rasnick, Mary Sue — 54, 132 Robins, Frances — 55 Saville, Gail - 55, 130, 137, 143, 123 Shelburne, Linda — 16, 56, 5 Shelton, Linda — 56, 143, 123 Shumate, Linda — 56, 124 Shupe, Sherry - 12, 56, 130, 143, 121, 1 23 Simpson, Jackie — 57, 121 Smith, Diane - 57, 130, 120, 121, 123 Southerland, Bertie — 57, 5, 130, 143, 121 123 Stafford, Reba — 57 Stanley, Beverly — 57, 130, 102 Stapleton, Patsy — 58 Stephens, Mary — 58 Surratt, Nancy — 58 Tickle, Louise — 59 Todd, Faye — 59, 5, 2 Todd, Sandra — 59 Underwood, Karen — 59, 8, 2, 6, 130, 140, 143, 123 Webb, Janie — 59, 5, 2 Webb, Linda — 60 Weds, Diane — 60 Whitworth, Jane - 60, 5, 14, 130, 133, 143 123 Wikle, Lynn — 60, 133 Wilson, Debra — 60, 130 Wooten, Ann - 12, 61, 136, 138, 120, 121, 124, 123 Wright, Donna — 61, 2 JUNIOR BOYS Adams, Richard — 66, 12, 160 Alexander, Jerry — 66 Aden, Gary — 66, 121, 160 Alley, Curtis — 66 Armbrister, Michael — 66, 130, 143, 144, 158 Arnold, William — 66, 160 Atkins, Donnie — 66 Bain, David — 66 Baker, Phillip - 66, 16, 158 Beamer, Preston — 66, 15, 120, 121 Berry, Bradlev — 66 Bishop, Freddie — 66 Blair, Carl — 66 Bowman, Joe — 67 Bratton, Richard — 67 Brown, Robert — 67, 121, 124, 126 Burton, Charles — 67, 126 Clark, Wayne — 67, 160 Coake, Gerald — 67, 103, 104 Cobbs, William — 67 Coble, Terry — 67 Collins, Michael - 67, 144, 160, 126 Conrad, D. D. — 67, 158 Covey, Melvin — 68, 2, 120, 126 Cowan, Oliver — 68, 126 Chidester, Calvin — 67 Cox, Jerry — 68, 121, 126 Cregger, Russell — 68, 126 Crockett, John — 68, 126 Dalton, Larry — 68 Davis, Gary — 68 Dillow, Tonv - 68, 121, 123, 106, 103 Dishon, Buddy — 68, 126 Dixon, Larry — 68 Donley, Trevy — 68, 144 Duncan, Gene — 68 Duncan, John — 68, 136, 121, 124 Eastridge, Thomas — 69 Eaves, Elroy — 69, 2 Greer, Clyde - 69, 121, 102, 103, 104 Gunn, Dave - 69, 136, 138, 121 Haea, Joe — 69 Hall, Danny — 69 Hall, Terry - 69, 114, 120 Hampton, Troy — 69, 160 Hanav, James — 69 Hanks, Bobby - 69, 144, 158, 120 Harper, Richard — 69, 121, 124, 102, 103, 104 Hatcher, Bobby — 69 Hawley, John - 69, 135, 121 Henley, David — 69 Jackson, Kermit — 70, 138, 144, 160, 126 Jennings, Lloyd — 70, 126 Kidd, Donald — 70 King, Danny — 70 Lee, Michael — 70, 121 Lindsey, Gary — 70, 144, 160 Linkous, Earl — 71, 124 McPeak, Randy — 71, 126 Mabry, Bill — 71 Marshall, Ernie — 71 Mitchell, Otey — 71 Montgomery, Guan — 71 Morris, Hensel — 71, 144, 158, 120 Morris, Lee — 71, 9, 144, 158 Murphy, Danny — 71 Nester, Charles — 16, 71 O’Dell, Kenneth — 72, 126 Overstreet, Mike — 72 Parks, Larry — 72 Quesinberry, Scott — 72, 8, 144, 158, 114 Rakes, Randy — 72 Ratcliffe, Andrew — 72, 124, 102, 104 Reed, Jerry — 72 Rooney, David — 72 Rorrer, Phillip — 126 Sheffey, Joseph - 72, 144, 121, 160 Shomaker, Douglas — 73, 133, 121, 102, 103, 104, 105 Simpkins, Donnie — 73 Simpson, Thomas — 73 Smith, Douglas — 73, 160 Smythers, Eugene — 73, 126 Snider, Curtis — 73 Stilwell, Darrell — 73, 126 Stoots, Donald — 73 Stoots, Ronald — 73 Stultz, Walter — 73 Sutherland, Jearl — 73 Taylor, James — 73 Trail, Douglas — 74, 126 Whited, Larry — 74, 122, 124 Whitworth, Mike — 9, 130, 74, 144, 158, 120 Williams, Stewart — 74, 144 Woodyard, Albert — 14, 74, 126 Wooten, David — 74, 124 Worrell, Jeffrey — 74, 126 Wyatt, Floyd — 74 Young, Eugene — 74, 126 JUNIOR GIRLS Akers, Belinda — 66, 121 Albert, Brenda — 66, 130 Alexander, Sherry — 66 Atway, Miriam — 66, 130, 138, 100, 101, 99, 109, 108, 130 Bailey, Evangeline — 66, 130, 121 Baldwin, Susan — 66, 8, 9, 130, 141, 143, 121, 122 Barbre, Connie — 66 Beamer, Patricia — 12, 66, 130, 120, 121 Bowles, Joy — 66 Bowles, Marian — 66, 140, 143 Bowling Patricia — 66, 130, 114, 123, 102, 103, 104 Bowman, Linda — 67, 130, 102, 103 Branscome, Margie — 67, 143 Brown, Kitty — 67, 102, 103 Buckland, Karen — 67, 130, 121, 102, 103 Buckland, Susan — 67, 130 Burgess, Beverly — 67, 130, 133, 143, 121, 102, 104 ' Casey, Sharon — 67, 2 Chrisley, Darlene — 67, 143 Chrisley, Vicki — 68, 143 Cochran, Barbara — 67 Combs, Brenda - 67, 130, 121, 102 Dalton, Janice — 68, 143, 122 Damron, Gaye — 68 Davis, Debbie — 68, 8, 132, 121, 123, 102, 103, 105, 107 Dishon, Vickie — 68 Duncan, Sandra — 68 Dunford, Judy — 68, 143 Farmer, Betty Jo — 69 Farmer, Kathy — 69 Goad, Nina — 69 Rodman, Teresa — 72 Hager, Marcia - 69, 132, 114, 121, 102, 103, 104 Hall, Debbie - 69, 123, 102 Hall, Shirley — 69 Hamilton, Lois — 69 Harris, Janette — 69, 130, 143, 120, 121, 123, 102 Hines, Brenda — 69, 134, 143, 113 Hopcroft, Trudy — 70, 121 Hudson, Joyce — 70 Hughes, Diane — 70 Hurt, Janet - 70, 138, 121 Ingle, Sherry — 70, 8, 143, 102 James, Linda — 70, 121, 122 Jewell, Linda — 70 Johnston, Susan — 70, 102 Kimbleton, Sandra — 70 King, Jacqueline — 70, 138 Lawson, Alice — 70, 121 Lawson, Joyce — 70 Lewis, Janette — 70 Lewis, Wanda — 70, 2 McNew, Patty — 71, 143 Marshall, Darlene — 71 Maupin, Christy — 71, 130, 102, 104 Meador, Vickie - 71, 130, 140, 143, 121 Miller, Linda — 71 Mills, Bonnie — 71, 121 Mills, Janet — 71 Morris, Karen — 71, 126 Morris, Kathy — 71 Morris, Vicki — 71, 121 Moyer, Patricia — 71, 134, 121, 102, 104 Murdock, Rhonda — 71, 15, 135, 136, 138, 120, 121, 122 Myers, Sheila - 71, 122, 123 O’Dell, Janice - 71, 121, 122 Page, Roberta — 72_g Panned, Sharon — T2, 130 Parks, Brenda — 72, 130, 121 Patrick, Vicky — 72, 130, 121 Price, Debbie — 72, 130, 121 Quesenberry, Carolyn — 72 Redd, Ann — 72 Redd, Jean - 72, 130, 132, 120, 121, 124 Reece, Linda — 72 Robinson, Bobbie Jean — 72 Romans, Janice — 72, 130 Saul Carolyn — 72 Saul, Sharon — 72 Shultz, Jean — 73 Shumate, Joyce — 73, 122 Sifford, Debbie — 73 Sloop, Marv Elizabeth — 73, 121, 124, 102 Steele, Anne — 73 Sutphin, Mona — 73, 130 Tate, Kathy — 73, 121 Taylor, Gail — 73, 121 Taylor, Linda — 74 Jones, Claudine — 74 Walker, Nancy - 130, 74, 121, 102 Weddle, Carol - 74 White, June — 74 Williams, Linda — 130, 74, 143, 123 Wojciechouski, Patricia — 74, 121, 122 Woodrum, Nora — 74 Woodyard, Rosalee — 74 Wygal, Cheryl - 130, 74, 143, 123 SOPHOMORE BOYS Adams, Calvin — 76 Agee, Michael — 76, 102 Albert, Billy — 76 Anderson, Randy — 147, 76, 102 Arnold, Bobby — 76, 144, 160 Austin, Richard — 76, 160 Ayers, Monty — 147, 76 Bowman, Johnny — 76 Boyd, Klingle — 76 Brown, William — 147, 76 Bruce, Roger — 77, 158 Calloway, Stephen — 2, 77 Casey, Randy - 15, 77, 144, 160, 126 Cecit Barry - 147, 77 Coake, Nelson — 77 Coleman, Charles — 77 Cox, Curtis — 77, 126 Cregger, Billy — 77 Dalton, Glenn — 14, 77, 144, 124, 102 Damron, Robin — 147, 77 Davies, Phillip — 77 Davis, Rodney - 77, 135, 120, 102 Davis, Tommy — 77 Duncan, Harold — 77 Farmer, Gary — 147, 14, 77, 102 Dowdy, Jerry — 77 Farris, Miller — 77, 126 Farris, Wesley — 77, 126 Fowler, Dennis — 147, 78 Franklin, Ricky — 78 Goad, Roger — 78 Gravley, Roger — 78 Greer, Steve — 78 Griffith, Ronny — 78 Hall, Tommy — 78, 160 Hamblin, Danny — 78 Hamilton, Roger — 147, 78 Haney, Ralph — 78 Harkrader, Calvin — 78 Harrell, Wayne — 147, 78, 126 Harris, John — 79 Hartsock, Bill — 79 Haynes, Ricky — 12 Hedge, James — 79, 126 Hendricks, Paul — 79, 144, 160 Henley, Aubrey — 79 Hill, Carl - 79 Hinkley, Wayne — 147, 79, 126 Hughes, Gary — 79 HuUinger, Hallett — 79, 124 Jones, Bobby — 79 Kelly, Malcolm — 79, 102 Kelly, Stuart - 79, 132, 120, 102 King, Roger — 79 Lawson, Edward — 79 Lefler, Steve — 79 Linkous, Donnie — 79 Lovem, Donnie — 147, 79 McDaniel, Darrell — 80 Manns, James — 79 Mathena, Jerry — 80 Mathews, Victor — 80 Mills, Richard — 80 Morris, Richard — 80 Moses, Norman — 80 Nelson, Olaf — 147 Pennington, Bobby — 80 Phillips, Stephen — 80 Powell, Johnny — 80 Quesenberry, Danny — 81 Price, Gary — 12, 80 Redd, James — 81 Sarver, Ronnie — 81 Neal, Billy — 80 Rodden, David — 81 M innick, Wayne — 80 Mills, Steve — 80, 126 Sayers, Hasewell — 81 Shelburne, Janies — 126 Shelburne, Mitchell — 81, 135, 120, 124 Shouse, Daniel — 81, 144, 114 Shumaker, Charles — 81 Simpkins, Michael — 81 Simpkins, Steve — 2, 81, 126 Simpson, Johnny — 81, 114, 124 Smith, Mike — 81, 124, 102, 104 Snider, Jackie — 81 Stoots, Kenneth — 82 Surratt, Ray — 82 Sutphin, Curtis — 82 Sutphin, Eddie — 158, 126 Sutphin, Ronnie — 126 Talbert, David — 182 Taylor, Gary - 82 Thompson, Blake Tickle, Johnny — 82, 126 Trail, Dennis — 82, 147, 102 Wheeling, Alan — 82, 147, 14, 102 White, Roger — 82, 147, 158 Whited, Daniel — 82 Whitlock, Sherman — 82 Woodyard, Larry — 126 Wright, Eddie — 82 Wurzburger, Gil — 82 Young, Roger — 82, 158 Stephens, Stacy — 82 SOPHOMORE GIRLS Adkins, Donita — 76 Adkins, Pamela — 76 Allison, Sarah — 76, 131, 132, 104 Altizer, Dale — 76, 131 Baker, Debbie — 76 Baldwin, Kathy - 76, 131, 120 Bane, Barbara — 76 Bays, Diane — 76, 131 Beckner, Mary - 8, 76, 131, 142, 143 Black, Linda — 76 Boyd, Donna — 76, 131 Bruce, Rebecca — 77, 131 Clark, Janice — 77 Cobbs, Helen — 77 Covey, Debra — 77 Cox, Diane — 77 Dalton, Barbara — 77 Dean, Linda — 77 DeHart, Jacqueline — 77, 131, 143, 102 Dillon, Ramona — 77 Duncan, Cathy — 77 Duncan, Debbie — 77, 131, 135 East, Catherine — 77, 143 Eastbum, Karen — 77, 131, 102 Bentley, Gail — 131 Edwards, Heidia — 77 Estes, Rosetta — 77, 131, 143, 102 Farmer, Betty — 77 Farmer, Carolyn — 77 Farris, Shirley - 77 Ferrell, Harriett - 77, 131, 143 Foltz, Winfree - 78, 143, 120 Fowler, Ruth - 8, 78, 131, 143, 102, 105, 107 Francis, Jackie — 78 Friend, Wanda - 78, 131, 142, 143 Gallimore, Mildred — 78 Gannaway, Cynthia — 78, 131, 132, 120, 124 Garlick, Judith — 78, 131, 143 Graham, Debbie — 78, 102 Gravley, Linda — 78, 131, 143 Gwynn, Cathy - 8, 78, 131, 139, 142, 143, 102 Haga, Linda — 78 Hamblin, Carol — 131, 122, 102 Harris, Cindy - 79, 131, 143 Hearn, Jean — 79, 131 Hetherington, Vickie — 79, 131 Hill, Diane — 79, 131 Horton, Patricia — 79 Hubble, Lynn — 79, 131 Hughes, Pamela — 79 Hurst, Jerrv Lou — 79 Hurst, Katfiy — 79 Hurst, Sherry — 79 Isom, Sharron — 79 Jones, Tresa — 79, 131, 143, 114 Lane, Janet — 79, 124 Lang, Sandra — 79 Long, Donna — 79 Long, Gwendolyn — 79 Lyons, Anita — 79 McCambridge, Jackie — 80 McPeak, Betty — 80 Mabry, Brenda — 79 Marshall, Carolyn Sue — 79 Martin, Melba — 80, 143, 120 Morris, Nanetta — 80, 102 O’Dell, Kathy - 80, 131 Pack, Barbara — 80 Peterson, Nancy — 80 Phillips, Eva — 80 Poe, Glenna — 80 Poff, Nancy - 80 Poole, Marsha - 80, 131, 124, 102 Price, Nita - 8, 9, 81, 131, 140, 143, 115, 120 Quesenberry, Dixie — 81 Quesenberry, Jean — 81 Quesenberry, Rhonda — 81 Quesenberry, Sandra — 81, 131 Rakes, Mary — 81, 122 Reves, Trudy — 81 Riggs, Deborah — 8, 81, 131, 143 Rooks, Sharon - 81, 131, 143, 120, 124 Rooney, Brenda — 81 Rorrer, Mary — 81 Semones, Judv — 81 Shanks, Patty - 8, 9, 81, 131, 142, 143, 120 Shelton Karen — 81 Shupe, Pam — 81, 131, 142, 143, 102 Simpkins, Brenda — 81 Simpkins, Judv — 81 Smith, Kathy - 81, 131 Smith, Sue — 81, 131 Solomon, Becky — 81 Spradlin, Jackie — 81 St. Clair, Ruby — 81 Stafford, Betty — 81 Stanley, Diane — 81, 131, 103 Stanley, Marguerite — 81, 131, 143, 124. 102 ' Stuphin, Wanda — 82 Taylor, Linda — 82 Taylor, Maxine — 82 Trammell, Debra — 82, 131, 102, 103 Todd, Pamela — 82 Tucker, Diane — 82 Wade, Martha — 82 Walker, Diane - 82, 8, 131, 143, 102 Walker, Mary — 82, 143 Warden, Patricia — 82, 131 Watson, Jennena — 82 Wikle, Jo Carol - 82 Williams, Debbie — 82, 131, 142, 143, 102 Wilson, Barbara — 82, 131 Wilson, Kathy — 82, 124 Young, Nancy — 82, 120, 122 Stilwell, Lois Ann — 82 FRESHMAN BOYS Albert, Larry — 84 Allison, Eddie — 84 Arnold, Tommy — 84 Bain, Roger — 84, 126 Baldwin, Mark — 84, 124 Blanton, Larry — 84, 126 Boothe, William — 84, 102, 104 Bowman, Johnny — 84, 126 Bowman, Lee — 84, 126 Bowman, Ronald — 84, 102 Bratton, John — 84, 158 Brillheart, Dick — 84, 144 Brown, Earnest — 84 Brown, Gary — 147, 84 Buckner, Gary — 84, 126 Burnette, Garrett — 84 Carden, David — 147, 84 Carden, Nicky - 84, 144, 114, 160 Childress, Steve — 147, 84, 102 Cook, Charles — 147, 84 Cox, Michael — 85, 126 Croune, Mac — 85 Dalton, Mike — 85, 102 Davidson, Dwight — 85 Davis, Donald — 85, 103, 104 DeCosta, Mike — 85, 126 Denny, William — 85 Dobbins, Gary — 85 Duncan, Allen — 85, 126 Farlow, Clifton - 85, 144, 114, 160 Farmer, Michael — 85, 144 Ferrell, John — 86, 126 French, Herbert — 86 Gallimore, Walter — 86 Gravley, Jerry — 86 Greer, David — 86, 102 Gunn, Ralph — 86 Gunn, Robert — 86, 137 Haldren, Lewis — 86 Hall, Andv - 147, 86, 132, 138, 120, 160, 126 Hall, James — 86 Hancock, Kenneth — 86, 126 Harless, E. W. - 86 Harp, Bennett — 86 Haynes, Terry — 147, 86, 160 Hearn, Billy — 86 Hendricks, Rodney — 86, 144, 160 Henley, Jerry — 147, 86, 160 Hill, Mike - 86 Hines, Donald — 86, 126 Hodge, Charlie — 86 Hodge, Gary — 86 Huff, Kirt - 147, 87 Huffman, Robert — 87 Hurst, Andy — 87 Jackson, Dean — 147, 87, 126 Jamison, Chip — 87, 134 Keister, John — 87, 160 Kidd, James — 87 Kirby, Phillip - 87 Farmer, Truman — 86 Lambert, James — 87 Lang, Billy — 144 Long, Kenneth — 87 McPeak, James — 87 Martin, Micheal — 143, 88, 102 Marshall, Gary — 87 Matthews, William — 88, 102 Mills, Micheal — 88 Montgomery, Doug — 88, 126 Morgan, Dickie — 147, 88, 102, 104 Morris, Larrv — 126 Murphy, B. J. - 147, 3, 105 Nester, Kenneth — 88 O’Dell, Danies — 88 Oliver, Kenny — 88 Owens, James — 88 Paschal, Jerry - 3, 88, 105, 160 Pierce, Steve — 88 Preston, T. M. — 88, 160 Pritchard, Jeffery — 88 Quesinberry, Larry — 147 Ramsey, Kermit — 88, 126 Redd, Thomas — 89 Reed, Gamett — 147, 89 Reynolds, Gary — 89, 126 Riddle, Arnold — 89, 126 Riddle, James — 89, 126 Roope, Roy — 87 Rupe, Donald — 89, 126 Sarver, Barry — 89 Saul, Ralph — 88, 126 Sheffey, Odell — 89 Simpkins, C. J. — 89, 126 Simpkins, Tommy — 89, 126 Skeens, Benny — 147, 89 Smith, Jerrv — 89, 126 Smith, Michael — 89, 126 Smith, Timmy — 89 Stowers, Berman — 90, 126 Sutphin, Joey — 90, 147 Sutphin, Tommy — 90 Suttle, Gerald - 90, 120, 147, 160 Talbert, Charles — 90 Taylor, Carl — 90 Taylor, Marvin — 90, 144 Thomas, Lawrence — 90 Underwood, Paul — 90 Viers, Jerry — 90 Waddell, Timothy — 90 Warden, James — 90, 126 White, Ronald — 90 Wilson, Mike — 90 Wilson, Teddy — 147, 124 Woodyard, David — 90, 126 Yates, Steven — 147, 90 FRESHMEN GIRLS Adams, Darkus — 84 Alexander, Jevonna — 84, 131, 143 Alexander, Vicki — 84, 131, 143 Anderson, Diane — 84 Atkins, Sandra — 84 Bain, Linda — 84 Barker, Heather — 84, 131, 134 Bishop, Brenda — 84, 143, 122 Bowling, Debbie — 84, 131, 102 Brown, Bernita — 84 Buchanan, Barbara — 84 Buckner, Charlene — 84, 122 Burnette, Wanda — 84 Burton, Carolyn — 84 Cales, Patricia — 84 Combs, Linda — 84 Coulon, Lisa - 84, 131, 142, 143 Creasy, Monica — 85, 131, 102 Cressell, Bonnie — 85 Cullop, Susan — 85 Dalton, Diane — 85 Dalton, Linda — 85 Dalton, Vicki — 85 Delp, Gaylon — 85 Dishon, Penny — 85, 114, 120 Dobbins, Donna — 85, 131 East, Nancy — 85 East, Phyllis - 85, 138 Edwards, Debbie — 85 Epperley, Donna — 85 Farmer, Pamela — 86, 143 Franklin, Becky — 86, 143 Gardner, Dreama — 86 Gamer, Sadie — 86 Gravley, Darlene — 86, 122 Groseclose, Carolyn — 86 Haga, Gloria — 86 Hager, Catherine — 86, 102 Harman, Janet — 86 Harrison, Bonnie — 86 Haynes, Joyce — 86 Hendricks, Joyce — 86 High, Mary Kay — 86 Hill, Patricia — 86, 142, 143 Howe, Becky - 86, 131, 120 Hudson, Erma — 86 Huff, Teresa — 87, 131 Jackson, Debbie — 87, 102 J ohnson, Nellis — 87 leister, Phyllis — 87 King, Debbie — 87 Lancaster, Mary Jo — 87, 131 Lawson, Charlotte — 87 Lindsay, Mary Beth — 87 Lindsey, Vickie — 87, 131 Lovern, Peggy — 87 McKinney, Gloria — 87 Mabe, Sandra — 87 Elliott, Mary — 85 Elliott, Nora — 85 Marshall, Carolyn — 87, 131, 102 Martin, Wanda — 88 Miller, Sharon — 88, 124 Mills, Lvnn — 88, 131 Mitchell, Joan — 88 Morris, Beverly — 88 Morris, Connie — 88, 131 Neal, Beverly — 131 Nelson, Betty — 88, 120 Nelson, Patricia — 88 Nester, Rosa — 88 O’Dell, Sheila — 88 Orren, Sharon — 88 Pack, Linda — 88 Page, Addie — 88 Pennington, Donna — 88 Phillips, Sarah — 88 Price, Cheryl - 88 Price, Margaret — 88 Quesenberry, Teresa — 88, 102 Rasnick, Donna — 88 Ridpath, Rhonda — 89 Rollins, Frances — 89 Rooney, Gail — 89 Roop, Janet — 89 Sayers, Edna — 89 Selleck, Sharon — 89 Shelburne, Rita — 89 Shepherd, Gwen — 89 Shepherd, Lynn — 89 Shouse, Roberta — 89 Simpkins, Carolyn — 89 Simpkins, Kathy — 89 Skeens, Linda — 89 Smith, Beth — 89 Smith, Carol — 90 Snead, Sherry — 90, 143 Stike, Joan — 90 Sutphin, Anita — 90 Sutphin, Fredia — 90 Sutphin, Theresa — 90 Talbert, Donna — 90 Taylor, Barbara — 90 Tickle, Shelba — 90 Trail, Kathy — 90 Vickers, Sharon — 131, 143 Weiss, Anita — 90 Williams, Gail — 90 Williams, Terry — 90, 114 Wilson, Sandra — 90 Woodyard, Sandra — 90 Worrell, Betsy — 90 Wright, Barbara — 90, 120 Wright, Sandra — 90 Young, Joanne — 90 Young, Susan — 90 Young, Vickie — 90 EIGHTH GRADE BOYS Akers, Bobby — 126 Akers, Eugene — 148, 92 Akers, Jackie — 92, 126 Albert, Kenneth — 92 Atway, Jim — 148, 92 Beaver, Frank — 92, 126 Bond, Melvin — 148, 92 Bowman, Mark — 92 Boyd, Lloyd — 126 Brown, Monte — 92 Bryson, Terry — 92 Buckland, Mark — 92 Buckner, Audie — 92, 126 Buhuri, Kenneth — 92 Burgess, Richard — 148, 92, 114, 120 Campbell, Keith — 4, 92 Choate, Ralph — 148, 92 Clark, Michael — 148, 92 Coleman, Steven — 92 Collier, Mike — 92 Covey, Thomas — 92, 126 Dalton, Leon — 92 Davis, David — 93 DeCosta, Stephen — 93 Denny, David — 93 Dillow, Kenneth — 93 Dishon, Russell — 93 Dotson, Gary — 93 Duncan, Ellis — 93 Duncan, John — 93 Edwards, Steven — 93, 126 Farmer, Darrell — 148, 126 Farmer, Michael — 93 Flinchum, Bentley — 93, 126 Flinchum, Richard — 94 Foltz, Curtis — 94 Fowler, Paul - 148, 94, 114, 120, 102, 104 Gallaher, Mike — 15, 94 Gravley, Larry — 94 Green, Joshua — 94 Handy, William — 94 Hanks, James — 148, 94 Harrell, C. P. - 148, 94, 126 Harvey, Dexter — 94 Hayes, Richard — 94, 120 Hedge, Doug — 94, 126 Hendricks, Ricky — 148, 94 Hinkley, George — 148 Hodge, Stanley — 94 Hughes, Roger — 94 Hurt, Robert — 94 Johnson, Doug — 94, 126 Johnston, Larrv — 94, 102, 104 Jones, Elmer — 94 Jones, Michael — 148, 94, 148 Keister, Rodney — 94, 126 Keister, Steve — 148, 94 Lillv, Stephen — 94 Linkous, Daivd — 94 Linkous, Terry — 148, 94 Lowe, Dannie — 95 Lyons, Steven — 95, J26 McCoy, Daniel — 95 McKinney, James — 148, 95 McNew, Malcolm — 15, 95 McPeak, Stephen — 95, 126 Manning, Donnie — 95, 126 Manns, Chester — 95 Manns, Peter — 95 Maupin, Robert — 95 Meredith, Richard — 15, 96 Mills, Edward — 126 M inter, Anthony — 96 O’Dell, Gary — 96, 126 Oliver, James — 96 Owens, Davey — 148, 96 Pack, Kent - 148, 3, 96, 148, 120, 105 Page, Gary — 15, 96 Phillips, Harold — 96, 126 Phillips, Oscar — 148, 96 Price, Randall — 148, 96 Price, Willie — 96 Reed, Dennis — 48, 96 Moore, Arlan — 96 McCraw, Michael — 95, 126 Reves, Eddie — 148, 96 Riddle, Pete — 96 Roop, Lewis — 96 Rupe, Garfield — 96 Sayers, Dale — 96 Shomaker, Randal — 96 Skewes, David — 148, 96 Smith, Fred — 96, 126 Stanberrv, David — 96 Sutherland, Jimmy — 96 Sutherland, Stephen — 96 Sutphin, Gary — 96 Sutphin, Terry — 126 Thomas, Gary — 96 Trueheart, Rilly — 97 Underwood, Larry — 97 Viars, Leonard — 97 Walker, Lorenzo — 97 Walson, Richard — 148, 97 Weiss, Alan — 97, 120 Williams, Kirk — 148, 97, 148 Wirt, Mike — 97 Woodyard, Linkous — 97 Wurzburger, Davy — 97 Young, Charles — 97 Young, Michael — 97 EIGHTH GRADE GIRLS Adams, Inez — 92 Akers, Janet — 92 Akers, Wanda — 92 Armbrister, Mary Ann — 92 Arnold, Debra — 92 Baker, Kay — 92 Barbre, Lynn — 92 Barker, Rhonda — 92 Bess, Debra — 7, 92 Bivens, Wilma — 92 Black, Dianne — 92 Black, Lolita — 92 Blevins, Diane — 92 Bowles, Diane — 92, 135 Bowman, Janice — 92, 143 Bowman, Stella — 92 Brillheart, Nancy — 92 Brookman, Cynthia — 92 Brown, Audrey — 92 Brown, Carolyn — 92 Burton, Joanne — 92 Carden, Brenda — 92 Casey, Beverly — 92 Cecil, Vanessa — 92 Collins, Janice — 92 Collins, Joyce — 92 Collins, Shirley — 92 Combs, Vickie — 92 Conrad, Anita — 92 Cook, Ruth — 92 Dail, Marcia — 92 Dale, Ruth — 92 Dalton, Ada — 92 Dalton, Sharon — 93 Davis, Janie — 93 Davis, Linda — 93 Deyerle, Lu Ann — 93 Duncan, Vickie — 93 Edwards, Florinda — 93 Edwards, Sharon — 93 Farmer, Betty — 93 Farris, Karen — 93 Frost, Mary — 94 Graham, Shirley — 94 Guthrie, Susan — 94, 120 Hall, Suzanne — 94, 114 Hancock, Deborah — 94 Hancock, Diane — 94 Hand, Gail — 94 Harrell, Mary — 94 Hill, Donna — 94 Hill, Rhonda — 94 Hines, Sheryl — 94 Horton, Christine — 94 Huff, Diane — 94 Huffman, Shirley — 94 Hurst, Vicky Lynn — 94, 114 Isom, Freda — 94 i ames, Helen — 94 arrells, Louise — 94 I ohnson, Betty — 94 [irby, Leslie — 94 Koger, Martha — 94 Lawrence, Jennifer — 94 Likens, Diane — 94 Lineberry, Melissa — 94 Lindsey, Vivian — 94 Lockard, Sharon — 94 Long, Rhonda — 94 McCormick, Marsha — 95 McCoy, Diane — 95 McGee, Deborah — 95 McHone, Sandra — 95 McHone, Sharon — 95 McKinney, Deloris — 95, 143 Mabry, Barbara — 95 Marshall, Sherry — 95 Melton, Betty — 95 Miller, Jessie — 95 Moore, Patricia — 96, 143 Morris, Sharon — 96 Moye, Sharon — 96 Parks, Deborah — 96 Phillips, Debra — 96 Quesenberry, Malinda — 96 Miller, Charlotte — 96 Prim, Margie — 96 Quesenberry, Nora — 96 Quick, Teresa — 96 Ratcliffe, Connie — 120 Reeves, Glenda — 96 Redd, Charlotte — 96 Shelburne, Jeanette — 96 Simpkins, Carolyn — 96 Simpkins, Patricia — 96 Slaughter, Carolyn — 96 Smart, Vicki — 96 Smith, Kathy — 96 Smith, Lora Lee — 96 St. Clair, Janice — 96 Stowers, Patsy — 96 Surratt, Martna — 96 Sutton, Cynthia — 96 Tickle, Joan — 96 Todd, Alpha — 96 Trail, Patricia — 96 Tucker, Deborah — 97 Underwood, Pamela — 97 Waddell, Chery - 197, 143 Walsh, Cynthia — 97 Weeks, Rosella — 97 Worrell, Henrietta — 97 Yopp, Debra — 97 Rollins, Teresa — 96