Ervinton High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Nora, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1978 volume:

Os LD P662 er ———— ee se OE 1 RE ae IO dc A OO Pe ee CP; LONEET 1907S Exvinton High School Vora, VA Volume 27 Goward The ‘‘Pioneer’’ is designed to leave our classmates a few reminders of the memorable 1977-78 school year. As we thumb through its pages in the years to come, our thoughts will journey back over that trail of many memories — the trail that will become longer and much more important as we grow older. We, like other young people, have had our ups and downs, but now that we are about to begin a new phase of our education, our happy memories at Ervinton High School become more precious. We hope we have included some memories that you, too will treasure in later years. As you continually leaf through this book, we hope you will enjoy it as much as we enjoyed bringing it to you. | would like to take this opportunity to thank the annual staff and its sponsors for their time and effort, and also thank you, the student body and faculty, for your contributions and assistance. Once again, THANK YOU!!! Lynn Stanley Editor in Chief Nedication NV TA. Betty Sheen We, the Senior class of 1978 take great pleasure in dedicating this edition of the PIONEER to Mrs. Betty Skeen. We appreciate her thoughtfulness and understanding in helping us better ourselves by being an excellent teacher as well as a friend in our business courses. We have all come to love and respect her. We know Mrs. Skeen will never lose her charming smile and friendly way. ADMINISTRATION Our Principal “To Maz. Greear Ervinton High School provides an opportunity for the inquisitive mind to seek solutions to many problems which come our way. For five years we have had the opportunity to develop responsibility, self respect, self reliance and a tolerant atti- tude toward our fellow students. We, like other seniors, are not perfect, but we try to overcome our weaknesses and prepare ourselves to take our rightful place in society. Our educational oppor- tunity here provided the key to unlock our future, but the master key that unlocks the door to our educational opportunity is our very kind, considerate and ever alert principal, Mr. Greear. Thank You Mr. Greear for being our principal. Assistant Principal % 3 s ia,” Second in command here at Ervinton High School and one who is ever ready to lend a helping hand, corral a maverick, or patiently give us our forgotten locker number or locker combination is also one not to be forgotten. He has taught many of us Geometry, Algebra, and Advance Algebra. Here again, we have been blessed by having a teacher and friend for five years here at Ervinton High School. Our paths may be far apart as we go forth in this big, wide, confusing world to seek our fortunes, but we will never forget our fine friend and guide, Mr. Farrell Sutherland — We Salute You! FACULTY Harry Arrington Earth Science; Geography Larry Counts Mathematics Jimmy Hawkins English; Speech Ms. Brenda Baker Brian Baker English Agriculture Ms. Sara Deel Ms. Kathy Fraley Home Economics English Donald Henry Ralph Hodge Band; Chorus English; French Gary Jessee Mansel LaForce Ms. Eula Mullins Mathematics Biology Librarian Ms. Ginger Patton Ms. Carol Rasnick History; Yearbook Government; History General Business; Typing I; Shorthand | and II . , ; i } r nd ‘ a Ms. Helen Riddle Ms. Betty Skeen Government; History; Physical Education Clerk-Typist | and II; Sociology; Economics Typing | Reggie Ward Beulah Powers Physical Education Ms. Rita Sutherland Study Halls Reading; English (Public Relations) 1S “Or A PCR Fee sey RR Oy % NaS Ax gama eRe’ oe rae @ 10 ee ee OY SENIORS Geneva French Joe Bailey Randy Skidmore PRESIDENT V. PRESIDENT SECY-TREAS. Anna Sutherland Debbie Hicks REPORTER STUDENT COUNCIL Mark Rose Larry Browning Keith Bruner STUDENT COUNCIL Kathy Burkett Jimmy Castle Darrel Counts Vivian Counts Mark Edwards 14 Kay Greene Joey Fuller Greg Goode Wanda Gulley Gary Gibson Lorraine Herndon Rebecca Johnson ho NOT SHOWN Jerry Large Anita Holbrook Rita Martin Margie Hughes Helen McCowan 15 Kat hy McCowan Myra McKinney Brent Meade Tammy Mullins Craig McMillan Vicky Mullins SS EES AON IS RN SP aE RR Be ARREARS Ry MEELIS. SERS, “ETS teeta YORE oe ASN Sh CORSET RRNA Ee SN cs Ee MEO TOR a SAU Te ET RM es pee Hr Lat OS ES OR USER erste REED ga Od 17 Zella Rasnick Pam Scott Kelley Riddle Wilson Rose Kitty Powers Sharon Phillips Brenda Ray Kevin Yates Karen Sizemore Tina Smith Lynn Stanley Janice St. Claire Rodney Williams Regina White Sheila Wolfe A A PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Helen Phillips Lambert Paul Skeen Robin Kundla Senior Class History years. our Freshman year, we sponsored a class volleyball game. still trying to raise money so we sold candy. : Our Junior year had finally rolled around and everyone was excited about planning the prom and ordering class rings. We had 32 boys and 43 girls and a total of 75 students. Our officers were, President — Craig McMillan; Vice-Pres. — Kitty Powers; Sec.-Treas. — Myra McKinney; Reporter — Tammy Mullins; SCR — Rick Compton and Helen McCowan. To raise money we sold magazines and candy and sponsored the 1976 homecoming dance. We finally raised enough money for a successful prom. The theme was ‘‘You don't have to be a Star.'’ Everyone had a great time. Now the year we had all been waiting for, our senior year, our last year as being high school students. We now have 35 girls and 23 boys a total of 58 graduating students. Our officers are, President — Geneva French; Vice-Pres. — Joe Bailey; Sec.-Treas. — Randy Skidmore; Reporter — Anna Sutherland; SCR Debbie Hicks and Mark Rose. We made a float for the 1977 homecoming and sold candy. We were all excited about beginning high school. We had a total of 105 students, 52 boys and 53 girls. Our eighth grade officers were, President — Joey Fuller; Vice Pres. — Rodney Williams; Sec.-Treas. — Mackey French; Reporter — Kelly Riddle; SCR — Joe Bailey and Tammy Mullins. We were ready to get down to work and start raising money for the coming In our Freshman year we had 37 boys and 56 girls for a total of 93 students. Our officers were, President — Patty French; Vice-Pres. — Joe Bailey; Sec.-Treas. — Sheila Wolfe; Reporter — Regina White; SCR — Rodney Williams and DeAnna Carico. To make money In our Sophomore year we had 36 boys and 45 girls for a total of 81 students. Our offi- cers were, President — Joey Fuller; Vice-Pres. — Rodney Williams; Sec.-Treas. — Zella Rasnick; Reporter — Larry Gibson; SCR — Randall Emmert and DeAnna Carico. We were JUNIORS Wesley Hillman — Pres. Neil Amburgy — V. Pres. Karen Johnson — Sec. Treas. Penny Martin — Reporter Mary Duncan — S.C.R. Dale Slemp — S.C.R. Adkins, Mary Akers, Ralph Barton, Charlene Bloodgood, Gary Breeding, Kelly Brooks, Kathy Brooks, Lana Charles, Kenneth Cooper, Johnny 21 22 Culbertson, Sharon Duncan, Mary Fleming, Melissa Greene, Debra Greene, James Greene, Sandra Grizzle, Johnny Grubb, Jennifer Gulley, Teresa Hale, Carlos Hensley, Harold Holbrook, Belinda Holbrook, Frankie Holfield, Denver Holt, Quince Jenkins, Danny Johnson, Norma Kiser, Sheila LaForce, Michael Lee, Pamela McCoy, Gera Meade, Terry Milgrim, Tony Mullins, Hugh Mullins, Pricilla O’Quinn, Kavid O’Quinn, Jeffrey O’Quinn, Nancy Parrigan, Curtis Parrigan, Dennis 23 24 Parrigan, Debra Phillips, Emory Phillips, Teresa Prater, Kim Raines, Terry Ramsey, Karine Reedy, Henry Dale Rasnick, Mike Robinson, Billy Rose, David Salyer, David Stanley, Della Stanley, Patricia Stevens, Betty Stevens, Della Sawyers, Jennifer Taylor, Patricia Williams, Curtis Williams, T. J. Not Pictured Rose, Kitty Childress, Jerry McCoy, Sandra McCowan, Barbara Meade, Brent French, Dewey Phillips, Cheryl UNEXPECTED | dreamed death came the other night And Heaven's gate swung wide; With kindly grace Saint Peter Ushered me inside. And there to my astonishment Stood friends | knew on earth Those | had judged and labeled as Unfit. . . Of little worth, Indignant words rose to my lips But never were set free. . . For every face showed stunned surprise, Not one expected me. — Author Unknown — Salyers, Debra Taylor, Barbara Woods, Kathy ZS President — Jeff Rose Vice Pres. — Jinger Kiser Sec. Treas. — Sheila French Pamela Compton — SCR Ward Douglas Ward — SCR Addington, James Amburgey, Joey Austin, Malcolm Barton, Janet Baugus, June Beavers, Elsa Bible, Pam Bloodgood, Larry Brooks, Deidra Brown, Nancy 27 28 Burkett, Margaret Carico, Greg Carlton, Walter Chaffin, Randall Chandler, Karen Cornett, Jeffery Counts, Wayne Deel, Edmond Dooley, Velvet Duty, Robert Edwards, Timmy French, Sherry Hall, Anita Hensley, Angeal Hill, Terry Holbrook, David Holts, Steffon Johnson, Margaret Johnson, Rita Kennedy, Tronnie Kiser, Diane Knowles, Timothy Leftwich, Earl Litton, Susan Long, Laura Long, Lisa McCoy, Johnny McCoy, Mike Mullins, John Mullins, Kay 29 30 Mullins, Pam Neece, Randy Neece, Vicki O’Quinn, Mark Perrigan, Deloris Powers, Karen Rasnick, Chris Rasnick, Kimberly Rasnick, Yvonne Ratliff, Tempa Reedy, Regan Rose, Billy Rose, Troy Skeens, Mark Smith, Scott Not Pictured Cornett, Laura Greene, Michael Hill, Eddie Hill, Tammy Honaker, Lorraine Kiser, Regina Gail Lee, Anthony Lee, Sandra Kiser Stanley, Cortland Stevens, Donna Sutherland, Angie Sutherland, Linda Taylor, Twila Turner, Jarius Turner, Jessee Whisenhunt, Rebecca Wright, Joetta Marshall, Dale Meade, Robert Miller, Donald Phillips, Carter Phillips, Roberta Rose, Kennith Leon Mullins, Prisilla 31 32 Pie Did you hear the one about . . . BIOLOGY?? FRESHMEN 34 Pres. — Rebecca Chaffin V. Pres. — Roberta Deel Sec.-Treas. — Teresa LaForce Rep. — Jimmy Amburgy S.C.R. — Vivian Culbertson S.C.R. — Garland Cornett Akers, Jetta Austin, Rebecca Barton, Debbie Charles, David Colley, Susan Copper, Rocky Counts, Mary Dotson, Ricky Duncan, Regina Farmer, Rena Frazier, Gary French, Karen French, Terry Gibson, Carol Goode, Pam Greene, Lucy Greene, Pam Hale, Evelyn Hammons, Tangela Hensley, Coy Herndon, Pauline Hill, Charlene Holbrook, Ira Holbrook, Leslie Holbrook, Pam Huff, Ronnie Johnson, Kenneth Keene, Sheila Kiser, Jackie Kiser, Teresa Lee, Letcher Lee, Morgan Leftwich, Wilma Long, Jack McCoy, Connie McCoy, Janice McCoy, Kathy McCoy, Mary McMillan, Darren Martin, Chris Meade, Sherman Mullins, Darlene j) ee 35 36 Mullins, Lilina Mullins, Mike Neece, Carolyn Neece, Timmy Norris, John Patrick, Anita Perrigan, Donna Phillips, Carol Phillips, Emery Phillips, Luther Phillips, Reba Phillips, Ricky Phillips, Tammera Phillips, Tony Price, Hohn Ramsey, Jeff Rasnick, Dwaine Rasnick, Nyra Rhea, Tonette Rose, Alisa Rose, Gail Rose, Terry Salyers, Diana Salyers, Karen Salyers, Nicky Saunders, Norman Sexton, Patricia Skeens, Anna Skeens, Rick Smith, Debbie Smith, Karen Smith, Mark Smith, Ramona Smith, Sherry Stanley, Anita Stanley, Teresa Steffey, Cassi Stevens, Kenny Sutherland, Mary Sutherland, Paul Tackett, Kim Tate, Barry Turner, Susie Whisenhunt, Michael Wolfe, Bobby Yates, Lisa Not Pictured Austin, Tommy Buchanan, Mary French, Randall Hammons, Greg LaForce, Benny Mullins, Sandra Owens, Debbie Phillips, Rosemary Smith, Bonnie Smith, Harold Sykes, Carrie Taylor, Jerry 37 JR. HIGH Timmy Carty — Pres. Kevin Hillman — V. Pres. Dianne Damron — Sec. Treas. Michelle Damron — Reporter Phyllis Boyd — SCR Kenny Hillman — SCR Adkins, Judy Austin, Gregory Bailey, Nicky Bond, Scott Branham, Cindy Branham, Lana Branham, Terry Brooks, Tammy Campbell, Carolyn Campbell, William Cape, Regina Carlton, Michael Counts, Jeffrey Counts, Kimberly Counts, Wayne Charles, Gary Charles, Pam Childress, Tam 39 40 Deloach, Kay Deel, Allen Deel, Jeffrey Deel, Leanna Denny, Debbie Dotson, Joe Dotson, Sidney Duty, Marie Edwards, Johnny Edwards, Ronald Edwards, Tina Elder, Betty Elder, Tommy Farmer, Gary Fraley, Darlene Fraley, Sherlene French, Billy French, Clinton French, Danny French, Paul Funk, Donnie Greene, Bill Greene, Charlie Greene, Debbie Hale, Polly Hammons, Clay Hammons, Ray Hensley, Jeffrey Hensley, Sarah Hill, Brenda Holbrook, Becky Holbrook, Penny Holbrook, Sharon Honaker, Shirlene Jenkins, Rebecca Johnson, Dorsa Kiser, David Kiser, Gary Lawrence, Cheryl Lee, Helen Lee, Jeffrey Lee, Mike Little, Ellie Long, Michael Lothery, Cheryl Maars, Juanita Marshall, Bobbie Mayes, Mollie 4] CE — 6 ee OE Oe ee er 1 Sa eS ees reese” a 42 McCowan, Terry McCoy, Earn McKinney, Glora McMillan, Lynn Merletta, John Milgrim, Tommy Mitchell, Shelia Moore, Donnie Moore, James Mullins, Ervin Mullins, Ginger Mullins, Ricky Neece, Donna Neece, Nancy Neece, Oscar Neece, Scarlet Neece, Veronica Newsome, Randall Perridgen, Lathresa Phillips, Coetta Phillips, Marlene Phillips, Richard Rasnick, Cynthia Ratliff, Timothy Reedy, James Robinson, Tony Rose, Bobby Rose, Carol Rose, Joseph Rose, Marcia Rose, Mary Rose, Sherry Salyers, Jeffrey Skeens, Mary Skeens, Willard Sluss, Bobby Smith, Kim Stanley, Glen Stanley, Roberta Stanley, Vanessa Sutherland, Kimberly Sutherland, Virginia Sykes, Deborah Sykes, Jamie Taylor, Susan Thomas, Matthew Turner, Epharm Turner, Vonda 43 ee ee ee ee ae eee 44 Williams, Kimberly Winebarger, Robert Wolfe, Pam Woods, Rodney Wright, Faye Not Pictured Castle, Glenn Cochran, Ann Graham, Jayne Hale, Joe Hay, Thomas Hicks, Tarzan Kennedy, Brian Kiser, Edward Kiser, Terry Kiser, Tina Kiser, William Moore, David Neece, Clyde Wheeler, Everett tm th a a6 eat Kevin helps at the concession stand. Cindy Rasnick is watching an experiment in Science. David Kiser is the football man- ager. ORGANIZATIONS 46 SCIENCE CLUB President — Myra McKinney, Vice-President — Randy Skidmore, Sec.-Treas. — Angie Sutherland, Reporter — Pam Mullins, S.C.R. — Craig McMillan. FRENCH CLUB President — Lucy Greene, Vice-President — Garland Cornett, Sec. — Anita Patrick, Treas. — Rebecca Whi- senhunt, S.C.R. — Kathy McCoy. “ARTS AND CRAFTS” President — Larry Gibson, Vice Pres. — Kevin Hilman, Sec. Treas. — Gloria McKinney, Reporter — Penny Holbrook, S.C.R. — Scott Smith, Sgt.-at-Arms — Scotty Moore. BOOSTER CLUB 47 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Treas. — Ricky McMillian, Reporter — Wayne Counts, Sentinel — Joe Baily, Vice Pres. — Jeff Mullins, Pres. — Tony Phillips. MONOGRAM CLUB 48 4-H CLUB BIBLE CLUB President — Karen Johnson, Vice- President — Debbie Barton, Sec.-Treas. — Belinda Holbrook, Reporter — Carol Gibson, S.C.R. — T. J. Williams. 49 50 CHORUS Donald Henry — Director Officers not available Standing, Left to Right: Susan Litton, Carleen Powers and Karen Chandler. ACADEMIC E resident — Craig McMillan, Vice-President — Patty French, Sec.-Treas. — Mary Duncan, Reporter — tandy Skidmore, S.C.R. — Jeff Cornett. Pala. Pres. — Debra Perrigan, VP — Della Stevens, Sec. — Deiadre Brooks, Treas. — Yvonne Rasnick, Reporter — Lana Brooks, Chaplain — Jinger Kiser, Historians — Lisa Long, Margaret Johnson. 51 52 PAs ikast President — Jenifer Grubb, V.P. — Debbie Hicks, Sec. — Kitty Powers, Treas. — Geneva French, Reporte — Rebecca Johnson, Historian — Laura Long, $.C.A. — Drusilla Carlton. Peni “Tp iy d a 7a 7 (FRx i. = NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY President — Joey Fuller, Vice-President — Myra McKinney, Sec.-Treas. — Rebecca Johnson, S.C.R. - Geneva French. YEARBOOK STAFF OF 1977 and 1978 Business Manager — Craig McMillan, Sports — Ricky Compton, Candids — Anna Sutherland, Organizations — Sheila Wolfe, Classes — Kitty Powers, Activities — Myra McKinney, Editor — Lynn Stanley. STUDENT COUNCIL President — Tammy Mullins, Vice-President — Joey Fuller, Secretary — Belinda Holbrook, Treasurer — Shelia Wolfe, Reporter — Terry Raines. oe ————aEEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeeEeEeEeEeEeeeeaeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEOEeEeEeeEeEeEeeeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeeeeEe 54 LIBRARY CLUB President — Jennifer Sawyer, Vice President — Larry Gibson, Sec.-Treas. — Belinda Holbrook, Reporter — Jinger Kiser, SCA — Angie Sutherland. BAND OFFICERS President — Janet Barton, Vice President — Debbie Barton, SCA — Penny Martin, Sec.-Treas. — Anna Suth- erland, Librarians — Belinda Holbrook, Karen Johnson, Reporter — Anita Hall. ACTIVITIES ee ee ee Ewe OR fe ee ne a 56 a7? Tina Smith-Prater, Jan St. work. vi sts tanienaaaeianssiceaitnreneisioninit ste soos manana nmr Vitara nani gical ; i S oe f 5 Bee Clair, and Charlene Barton listen closely as Margie Hughes explains how the lungs Donna Stevens sews on something in Home Eco- Hugh Mullins and Jim Green enjoy a moment's rest. nomics class. : ’ a, eae dae eA Jackie Kiser and Debbie Smith once a Keith, Eddie, and Tereasa appear to be enjoying them. masterpiece. selves. Right: Some of the cooks take time out to pose for the camera's eye. Deirdre, Kay and Cricket take a peek into the oven. War tae a ee. Tae. YY gain create a a¥A 58 Left: Jackie Taylor irons one of her garments. Below: Rick Compton and Kevin Yates wonder if they've done it right??? Left: Who is this unidentified person hard at work; ‘‘mak- ing the sparks fly,’’ so to speak??? Ee A ee tp ie ry THE FFA-FHA EXHIBIT What's Janet Barton stirring up this time??? THE LOOK OF BEWILDERMENT??? Or is Kenneth Charles telling Carlos Hale another ‘‘big’’ story?? hed 60 A new toy She did it! Surprise! yf Lights, camera, . 61 62 Christmas At EH. =. wv Scenes taken from the Christmas Play given by the Speech and Advanced English classes. wT |. r } ‘‘The devil made me do it.”’ HO! HO! HO! Merry Christmas from Santa (Joey Fuller) and teacher (Geneva French) “Darling, will you to a light bulb) marry me?’’ (Rebecca proposing Kay helps decorate the tree. 63 64 SG A. SS becial Olympics | found it! Rebel fans cheer their bas- ketball team on to the Regionals. 65 66 Homecoming Queen LOWa i The Homecoming Queen for 1977 was Miss Tammy Mullins. Tammy is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Mullins of Rt. 1, Clintwood. She is the President of the S.C.A., member of the girls basketball team, track team, and plays the flute in the Ervinton Rebel Band. Tammy plans to attend college after grad- uation. i “4 Na ways ai 4 4 fs it Pid oe Hh 4 4 whet 4 ’ QU : Darlene Duncan, Junior; Jinger Kiser, Sophomore; Sophomore; Queen Tammy Mullins, Senior. ms Fes ie “- ; . : : : Biba e: Homecoming Queen '76, Miss Wanda Gulley, Tammy with her escort: Rick Compton. crowns the new Queen. 68 Homecoming Aotivities Senior float For wonderful things May you have a chance A chance to sing A chance to dance And may you live When this chance comes To the fullest Before it's gone — MYRA McKINNEY H | : a Dancin’ and dreamin’ Backstroke | ' ! ae ! | oH ATHLETICS G inks Basketball Varsity ae a From right to left: Patty French, Sheila French, Faye Gulley, Tammy Mullin s, Ginger Kiser, Sherry French, Zella Rasnick, Angeal Hensley. 71 Tammy Mullins 4 on = Witen e| J y ‘ SS “ Sentor Licttermen Zella Rasnick Patty French Wandy Gulley All District 72 Aation 73 74 Junior Varsity Left to Right: Diane Damron, Kim Tackett, Pam Mullins, Rebecca Austin, Darlene Mullins, Kim Wil- liams, Rebecca Chaffin. Varsity Bashketkhall Cheerleaders Left to Right: Pam Compton, Tempa Ratliff, Jinger Kiser. he. Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders Left Row Front to Back: Donna Parigan, Chery! Loth- ery, Mary Sutherland. Middle Row Top to Bottom: Sherry Smith, Ginger Mullins. Right Row Front to Back: Karen Smith, Virginia Sutherland, Pam Goode. From Left to Right: Kenny Hillman, Wayne Counts, Jeff Hensley, Timmy Carty, Randy Rose, Tony Robinson, Tarzan Hicks, Nicky Bailey, Danny French, Scotty Moore, David Kiser, Billy Green, Kevin Hillman. Va sity Goothkall Cheerleaders ‘ a? Left to Right: Kitty Prowers, Karen French, Anna Suther- land, Pam Compton, Jennifer Sawyers, Sheila Wolfe. 76 7 ‘et je ap 4 Bottom Row, Left to Right: Joe Bailey, Stefon Holts, Ward Ward, Larry Bloodgood, Johnny McCoy. Second Row, Left to Right: Coach Jim Nichols, Jimmy Amburgey, Harold Hensley, David O’Quinn, Gary Bloodgood, Coach Brian Baker. Third Row, Left to Right: Mike McCoy, Quince Holts, Donald Miller, Emory Phillips, Tammy Hill. r: Bottom Row, Left to Right: Diane Damron, Evelyn Hale, Angeal Hensley, Tempa Ratiliff. Second Row, Left to Right: T. J. Williams, Pam Compton, Zella Rasnick, Dianna Kiser. Third Row, Left to Right: David Holbrook, Kenneth Stevens, Paul Sutherland. Fourth Row, Left to Right: Johnny Cooper, Rocky Sutherland. a Boys And Girls hrach ‘Jeams Ld 78 From Left 1 or Right: Head Coach, rae Ward; maaan Concnee! Caeser Rios Hee Barer Gary Jessee. ‘‘The 1977 football season at E.H.S. was one to be remembered with fondness. It was the first winning season in 15 years. This is a tribute to the work and dedication of the young men who made up the '77 squad. Ervinton started to believe in themselves and it paid off in a very respectable season. We lose 6 players who are seniors and will be really missed next year, but the future is bright for Rebel football.’’ Coach Ward’s Comment 79 80 LPR HALFBACK 21 Curtis Williams 2nd Team All-LPD NOSEGUARD 64 T. J. Williams 1st Team All-LPD 1st Team All-Region D Rin. bh. i : ( = tn Cs G LINEBACKER 33 Kelly Riddle 1st Team All-LPD ys we (Nae iz UARD 63 Curtis Milgrim 1st Team All-LPD 1st Team All-Region D 2nd Team All-State om QUARTERBACK 12 HALFBACK 16 FULLBACK 33 Mark Rose Lynn Stanley Kelley Riddle 2 Year Letterman 3 Year Letterman 4 Year Letterman ay ENLOT Sicttermen GUARD 75 TIGHT END 81 TACKLE 83 Joey Fuller Ricky Compton Jeff Mullins 3 Year Letterman 3 Year Letterman 2 Year Letterman 81 82 83 84 Left to Right: Terry Raines, Quince Holts, Gary Bloodgood, Jeff Rose, Joey Amburgey, Ricky McMillan, Johnny Hicks, Michael Rasnick, Rodney Williams, Kevin Yates, Curtis Williams, Mark Rose, Donald Miller. 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