Ervinton High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Nora, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1981 volume:

The 1981 Senior Class of Ervinton High School Presents the mialonece Foreword We the annual staff wish to convey our best wishes to the Senior Class of ’81. We hope as you travel through the pages of this yearbook, you will recall all the good times we’ve had together at E.H.S. Table of Contents Dedication Organizations Administration Candids Classes Sports Faculty Ads Dedication We, the annual staff of 1981, take great pride in dedicating this edition of the “Pioneer” to Mr. Jackie Phipps. Through this dedication, we wish to express sincere appreciation for your warm smile and friendly interest in us. May your life be filled with many happy memories of E.H.S. and the class of “81”’. James R. Greear — Principal Farrell C. Sutherland — Assistant Principal So may the days, The growing days, Yield you everything. (Unknown Author) Administration Our Principal To the Graduates: Congratulations to you, the members of the class of 1981, on your successful completion of requirements for graduation from Ervinton High School. During these years you have developed emotionally, physically, and socially. You have learned to face challenges of life and not give up after your first trial, but continue until you have succeeded. It is my sincere wish that each of you have gained something of value from the students, faculty, and the administration, that will make facing the future easier. My sincere wish for success goes to each of you. Kh. Broa Assistant Principal The five years of study, work, and anxiety are drawing toa close. At last your dream of fulfillment is about to become a reality. As you are approaching the end of your high school education, just remember, it is only a pause in your education and not the end of it. May those happy years here at E.H.S. never be forgotten. May they help you meet the challenges of life with faith, courage, and purpose. AB, Seth I knew quite well that some day President — Ira Holbrook I must go V. President — Mary Sutherland down this road; Secretary — Debbie Barton but I had never thought Reporter — Jimmy Amburgey that some day Student Council — Connie McCoy ree would be today. Tony Phillips (I. W. Furukami) Jetta Akers Debbie Barton David Charles Roberta Deel Velvet Dooley Gary Frazier Karen French Carol Gibson Lucy Greene Pam Greene Rebecca Herndon Karin Hill Ira Holbrook Pamela Holbrook Wilma Leftwich Jack Long Charlene McClain Sherman Meade Darlene Mullins Mike Mullins Donna Neece Timmy Neec John Price Jeff Ramsey Dwaine Rasnick Gail Rose Nicky Salyers Norman Saunders Anna Skeens 14 Kimberly Tackett Cassi Steffey Barry Tate Susan Turner Mike Whisenhunt Not Pictured Tangela Hammons Leslie Holbrook Bobby Wolfe Lisa Yates ““We Never Know How High We Are” We never know how high we are Till we are called to rise; QE And then, if we are true to plan, Y a Our statures touch the skies. The heroism we recite Would be a daily thing, Did not ourselves the cubits warp For fear to be a king. by Emily Dickenson 15 V. President — Jeff Salyers Secretary — Kathy Collius Reporter — Kim Williams Juniors President — Glora McKinney Student Council — Michelle Damron Danny French Wave-clouds are rising In the ocean of the sky. The ship of the moon Seems to be rowing along Through a forest of stars. (Arthur Waley) Austin, Greg Bailey, Nickey Boyd, Phyllis Brooks, Tammy Cape, Regina Carlton, Mike Carty, Timmy Collius, Kathy Counts, Jeff Counts, Kim Damron, Michelle Deel, Allen Deel, Greg Deel, Jeff Deel, Leanna 17 18 Edwards, Johnny Fraley, Darlene Fraley, Sherlene Jenkins, Becky Kiser, David Little, Ellie French, Danny Greene, Billy Greene, Debbie Hale, Evelyn Hensley, Jeff Hensley, Lynn Hill, Brenda Hillman, Kenny Jackson, Jack ——E Long, Mike McCoy, Earn McKinney, Glora McMillan, Lynn Merlette, John Milam, Clayton Moore, Donnie Mullins, Ervin Mullins, Ginger Neece, Oscar Neece, Ronnie Neece, Scarlet ‘(i ae s Neece, Teresa Phillips, Coetta Phillips, Luther 19 20 Phillips, Marlene Rasnick, Cindy Ratliff, Timmy Robinson, Tony Rose, Marcia Rose, Mary Ellen Rose, Randy Salyer, Jeff Smith, Kim Stanley, Vanessa Sutherland, Jenny Thomas, Wayne Turner, Vonda Watson, Duane Williams, Kim | Wolfe, Pam Wright, Faye Not pictured: Tam Childress Ricky Dotson Gary Farmer Kevin Hillman Chris Martin Scott Moore Sherry Rose Za Sophomor Class Officers Oh! spite of the President — Wesley McCowan miles and Sec. Treasurer—Shari Fuller years between us, Reporter — Reba Slemp Spite of your chosen SCA — Lynne Lambert part, Not Pictured I do remember; and SCA — Levia Deel I go Vice Pres. — Robert Phillips With laughter in my heart (Rupert Brooke) 22 Austin, Eugenia Bartone, James Colley, Tina Counts, Becky Deel, Becky Deel, Levia Dingus, Melissa Edwards, Lisa French, Paul lal ee Fuller, Shari Greene, Jimmy Hackney, Larry Hale, Polly Hensley, Donnie Hill, Randy 23 Hillman, Bryan Hubble, Brenda Johnson, Dorsa Keith, Jeff Kendrick, Sandra Kiser, Gary Kiser, Tinia Kiser, Tommy Lambert, Lynne Lawrence, Cheryl Lee, Patricia Linkous, Hope A b! Long, Alma Mayes, Mollie McCowan, Wesley 24 McCoy, Janice McCoy, Pam Mullins, Melissa Mullins, Regina Newsome, Randy Phillips, Anthony Phillips, Robert Powers, Carleen Rasnick, Tammie Richardson, Nancy Rose, Carol Rose, Rita Silcox, Thelma Skeens, Frank Slemp, Reba 25 Sluss, Bobby Soukup, Doug Stacy, Carla Stanley, Mardella Stanley, Roberta Tackett, Jeannie Vinson, Levone Williams, Thresa Woods, Karen Not Pictured: Pam Charles Wayne Counts Ronnie French Edward Kiser Terry McCowan Chris Rose David Smith Johnny Smith Glenn Stanley Wright, Doug “Sail On” Class Officers tresiiwiey President — Sandra Nash I shall desire and I Vice Pres. - Pam shall find Litton The best of my desires; Sec. Treasurer — The autumn road, the Myra Hale mellow wind that soothes Reporter — Randy the darkening shires. Perrigan And laughter, and SCA — Mark Palmer inn-fires. Veita McCoy (Rupert Brooke) 27 Amburgey, Angela Ashby, Lonnie Bailey, Mike Bland, Lou Boggs, Karen Boyd, Tony Burton, Sherry Caldwell, Randall Chandler, Jeffrey Charles, Joe Charles, Tammy Cochran, Ann Deel, Anna Dotson, Gerald Dotson, Joe Dotson, Sidney Duty, Linda Elder, Cecil French, Clinton French, James French, Melody Gilmore, Tracy Graham, Kathy Green, Robin Hackney, Pam Hale, Dariene Hale, Myra Hawkins, Ross Hill, Barbara Hill, Darlene Holbrook, Greg Holts, Paul Honaker, Shirley Kennedy, Glenda Kiser, Tonya Lee, Betsy Lee, Matthew Lester, Donna Litton, Pam Marshall, Bobbie Marshall, Rick Martin, David Mayes, Orbie Merlette, Viv seeceeeee’” Mitchell, Beecher Moore, Teresa McCowan, Roger McCoy, Veita 29 30 Mullins, Garland Mullins, Joey Mullins, Kim Mullins, Lisa Mullins, Rita Nash, Sandra Neece, Lennie Neece, Penny Norris, Kyle Palmer, Mark Perrigan, Randy Phillips, Larry Rasnick, Kevin Robinette, David Robinson, Angelia Rose, Rosella Rose, Tim Saunders, Karen Skeens, Lee Skidmore, Karen Sluss, Charlene Smith, Elizabeth Smith, Jeff Snipes, Sharon Stacy, Mark Stanley, Glenn Stanley, Peggy Stidham, Rhonda Stout, John Sutherland, Debra Sutherland, Victoria Taylor, John Taylor, Susan White, Sheila Williams, Debora Williams, Donna Wright, Leshia Not pictured: Lee Hammons William Kiser Douglas Marshall 31 ss ned ot if ¢ ™ — 4 re a4 $ ge Class Officers L e [ yf 1] etter P Novae pas by hollow and hill, MEET ee And all the world’s Sec. Treasurer — Karren a song: “She’s far,” Decl : it sings me, “but Reporter — J iggers Turner fair,” SCA — Chris Robinson it rings me, Anita Perry “Quiet,” it laughs, | . ‘and strong” Swings the way still (Rupert Brooke) 32 Austin, Donna Ashby, Becky Bailey, Kim Bise, Scotty Bond, Billy Bowen, Donald Castle, Shawn Chandler, Mark Charbuski, Mike Cochran, Teresa Cornett, Danny Counts, Tim Counts, Tina Dameron, David Deel, Karen Deel, Denise Duncan, Tom Duty, Jackie Edwards, Deana Ellis, Jimmy Fleming, Gayle Fleming, Kyle French, Danny French, Peggy 33 34 French, Ricky Fuller, Susan Greene, Ramona Grubb, Derek Hale, Jackie Hammonds, Sheila Hawkins, Rhonda Hensley, Kenneth Hill, Jimmy Hill, Lee Holbrook, James Holts, Ann Jenkins, Kenneth Johnson, Greg Johnson, Tammy Keith, Scott Kennedy, Roy Kiser, William Kiser, Jessie Kiser, Mark LaForce, Jeff Lothery, Peggy Marrs, Mike Marshall, Brenda ee Mayes, Paula McCoy, Joe McCoy, Tim McMillan, Floyd McMillan, Mike Milan, Pat Milgrim, Tony Mitchell, Karen Mitchell, Michael Moore, Bryan Mullins, Arlie Mullins, Sheila Neece, Eddie Neece, Kenneth Neece, Pat Perrigan, Jennifer Perry, Anita Phillips, David Phillips, Freddie Phillips, Jack Phillips, Mike Phillips, Whetzel Phipps, Clifton Rasnick, Chucky 35 36 Rasnick, Wayne Ratliff, Terry Robinette, Carolyn Robinson, Chris Robinson, Jerry Rose, Anthony Rose, Dianah Rose, Greg Rose, Jayson Rose, John Salyers, Troy Silcox, Benjamin Smith, Joey Smith, Regina Smith, Tinia Smith, Terry Snipes, Debbie Soukup, Ruth Ann St. Clair, Roy Stamper, Gina Stanley, Denise Stanley, Melisia Stevens, Glenda Stidham, James Taylor, Dean Taylor, Jeff Taylor, Sammy Tipton, Dennis Tipton, Russell Turner, Jiggers Turner, Kendra Vinson, Sandy Whisenhunt, Tim Willis, Gary Wolf, James Wright, Jerry Yates, Donna . Ps Not pictured: g O mM 1 ng Jerry Austin Autra Hill 9 9 Melissa Kennedy ' | James Kiser Tony Moore Columbus Neece Rosie Pogue Donald Powers Randall Slemp Bessie Walker 38 ees reiue! 39 40 “Pm Alright” Mr. Arrington — E. Science, Geography. Sponsors: Science Club. Favorite Saying: “Greetings.” Mr. Baker — Ag. I-IV. Sponsors: F.F.A. Favorite Saying: “School’s Out!” Mrs. Carpenter — Geometry, Algebra, and Math. Sponsors: Arts and Crafts Club. Favorite Saying: “Have Faith.” Mr. Counts — Math, Pre-Algebra, and Algebra II. Sponsors: Bible Club. Hobbies: playing music. Mrs. Dowell — English. Hobbies: Forensics and art. Mrs. Fraley — English. Sponsors: Annual Staff. Hobbies: horseback riding and bowling. Mr. Henry — Chorus and Band. Sponsors: Bible Club. Hobbies: Reading and girl watching. Mr. Johnson — English. Favorite Saying: “Anyway.” Hobbies: Reading and necking. Mr. Kiser — Science and Chemistry. Sponsors: Science Club. Favorite Saying: “It’s better to sit and be thought of as a fool than to speak out and remove all doubt.” Mr. LaForce — Biology and Biological Science. Sponsors: Monogram Club. Mrs. Lewis — History. Sponsors: S.C.A. Favorite Saying: ““You only go through life once, so grab all the gusto you can.” Miss Mullins — Librarian. Sponsors: Library and Reading Club. Favorite Saying: “Shh!” Hobbies: bottle collecting, reading, and photography. 1 41 42 Miss Patton — History and Government. Sponsors: Junior Class. Favorite Saying: “You know.” Mr. Phipps — Phys. Ed. Sponsors: Monogram Club. Favorite Saying: “You're what you make yourself.” Mr. Rasnick — Economics, Government, and History. Sponsors: National Honor Society and Bible Club. Hobbies: civic affairs, farming, and reading. Mrs. Riddle — Phys. Ed. Hobbies: cooking, sewing, and crocheting. Mr. Shortt — Math, Algebra I, and Science. Mrs. Skeen — Typing I and Clerk Typing II. Co-sponsors: F.B.L.A. Mr. Steffey — Drivers Education. Mrs. Sutherland — English. Sponsors: Arts and Crafts Club. Hobbies: cooking and reading. Mrs. Thomas — Home Economics. Sponsors: F.H.A. Club. Hobbies: homemaking. Mr. Ward — History and Phys. Ed. Sponsors: Monogram Club. Favorite Saying: “History will always repeat itself.” Mrs. Wells — French and English. Sponsors: French Club. Hobbies: sing- ing and reading. Mrs. Yates — General Business, Clerk Typing I, and Shorthand. Sponsors: F.B.L.A. Hobbies: sewing and weightlifting. 2. - 3 } 43 oe Guidance Counselor 7] [Es Woe be unto you, Seniors. The time that you have been hearing about ever since you were a child is upon you. You will soon be leaving your favorite high school with its “hallowed halls of knowledge” to venture into the adult world where you can right the “wrongs” of the world and bring justice where there is so much injustice. You will soon have the chance to work your share of miracles so you can leave this world in better shape than it was when you came into it. The opportuni- ty to build a better life for yourself and your loved ones will make itself available to you. I pray that you will have trained your talents, built your skills, and developed your wisdom to the point that you can recognize and take ad- vantage of this opportunity. Make yourself a success. Each person has his own idea of what success is. Develop your own ideas, think positive, be flexible, work constructively (be part of the 68% who are satisfied with their jobs), be resilient and you will become a builder, a giver, a contributor, and not just a taker. I wish you well in your undertakings and I hope you have developed the skills to be able to handle the achievements and successes that will be coming your way. This is important, too. There will be some failures in your lives, too, for those come into each of our lives. But don’t let them defeat you. Whenever you hit bottom, you have to pick yourself up, dust yourself off, and start building again. This is where things like character, work habits, perseverance, training, play such a big part. You will be making a multitude of decisions, both important and not so important, but they are your deci- sions. Make the best of them. If we, as a school, or I, as an individual, can be a help, please contact us. Billie Crum “Youre the Only Woman” Office Staff Phyllis Sue Ringley Robinson Clerk to Lunchroom Principal Clerk Favorite Saying: “Give a job to the busiest Favorite Saying: “Never underestimate the man you know and he’ll have his secretary do power of a woman.” it. i ; ‘ } ' ' | Se Ot OHDOT) —-O7anspmponreoaord Left to Right: Sue Sutherland — Favorite Saying: ““Whew I wish it was time to go home.” Mae Rasnick — Favorite Saying: “Where is that step stool?” Shirley Mullins (Manager) — Favorite Saying: “Okeydokey.”’ Dorothy Taylor — Favorite Saying: ““Mercy, Mercy.” Anna Jean Hill — Favorite Saying: “Really.” French Pe ietrdins. hs 46 sn sera i er ee “This Time” ae eas ee 4 sbthe 8 Seek a sis ae inal MEMBERS - Garland conan Sherman Meade, Karen French, Susie Turner, Roberta Deel, Teresa LaForce. (Sponsor: Mrs. Fraley.) OFFICERS - Pres. — John Norris, Vice-Pres. — Pam Goode, Sec.-Treas. — ean Austin, Rep. — Hope Linkous, SCA — Donna Perrigan. (Sponsor — Mr. Sutherland.) + 5 0 e+ P Orn oo wy 47 48 sr @) j=} (ek deeb lan MEMBERS -— Melissa Mullins, Wesley McCowan, Glora McKinney, and Pam Holbrook. (Sponsor: Mr. Sutherland.) pn 3 F Eur. Poe ais OFFICERS — Pres. — Reba Slemp, Vice-Pres. — Lynne Lambert, Sec.-Treas. — Sandra Nash. (Sponsor: Mrs. Wells.) al! MAY] Me: ‘ie: Wii oe ee Ge kg = Officers: Pres. — Jetta Akers, Vice-Pres. — Carol Gibson, Sec.-Treas. — Karen Mullins, Rep. — Missy Stanley, SCA — Wayne Rasnick. (Sponsor: Miss Mullins) e-7 5 Oo Qacac 4+ M Officers: Pres. — Barry Tate, Vice-Pres. — Debbie Barton, Sec. — Kathy Collius, Treas. — Sandra Nash. (Spon- sor: Mrs. Lewis) 49 50 a y ‘i ey en ii ee Ml il ee ae Officers: Pres. — Barry Tate, Vice-Pres. — John Norris, Sec.-Treas. — Debbie Barton, Rep. — Donna Perrigan, SCA — Pam Goode. (Sponsor: Mrs. Thomas) Officers: Pres. — Teresa LaForce, Vice-Pres. — Carol Gibs Parliamentarian — Melissa Mullins, SCA — Kimberly Williams. (Sponsors: Mrs. Yates and Mrs. Skeen) on, Sec. — Roberta Deel, Treas. — Coetta Phillips, Historian — Ellie Little, a P AS Officers: Pres. — Sherry Smith, Vice-Pres. — Ginger Mullins, Sec. — Darlene Mullins, Treas. — Darlene Fraley, Chaplin — Tammy Rasnick. (Sponsor: Mrs. Thomas) a Officers: Pres. — Debbie Greene, Vice-Pres. — Carleen Powers, Librarian — Vicki Sutherland, Sec. — Angie _ Amburgey. (Director: Mr. Henry) | ei National Honor Society Officers: Pres. — Pam Holbrook, Vice-Pres. — Glora McKinney, Sec.-Treas. — Kathy Collius, Rep. — Cassi Steffey, SC — Tony Robinson. (Sponsors: Mr. Rasnick and Mrs. Carpenter) ae al Officers: Pres. — Debbie Barton, Vice-Pres. — Connie McCoy, Sec. — Cassi Steffey, Rep. — Nancy Richardson, SCA — John Norris. (Sponsors: Mr. Counts, Mr. Henry, and Mr. Rasnick) 52 Arts Crafts Officers: Pres. — Rosemary Phillips, Vice-Pres. — Glora McKinney, Rec. Sec. — Lisa Mullins, Cor. Sec. — Alisa Rose, SCA — Becky Deel, SAA — Clifton Phipps. (Sponsors: Mrs. Carpenter and Mrs. Sutherland) Officers: Pres. — Matthew Lee, Vice-Pres. — Thomas Hillman, Sec. — Roger McCowan, Treas. — Garland Mullins, Rep. — Randall Perrigan, Sentinel — Scott Moore. (Sponsor: Mr. Baker) 53 54 Officers: Pres. — Barry Tate, Vice-Pres. — Cassi Steffey, Sec.-Treas. — Pam Holbrook, SCA — Jeff Salyer. (Sponsors: Mr. Kiser and Mr. Arrington) We eck a | 4 ¢ : gue 2 Officers: Pres. — Jimmy Amburgey, Vice-Pres. — Tony Phillips, Sec. — Mary Sutherland, Treas. — Glora McKinney, Rep. — Sherry Smith, SCA — Darlene Mullins. (Sponsors: Mr. LaForce, Mr. Ward, Mr. Phipps) . J ik : “Reg See Cm On 0) “Can't Stop the Music” Rebel Band x Members and director, Mr. Henry. Band Officers Pres. — John Norris, Vice-Pres. — Debbie Barton, Sec. and Treas. — Kim Tackett, Librarians — Eugenia Austin, Jeannie Tackett, Rep. — Donna Perrigan. 55 56 All- District Kim Tackett Band Members Roberta Deel “SIONAL hs OF LJ0Fe 57 58 “Working” Hard Playing Hard The Dickenson County Vocational School offers vocational training in Auto Body and Fender, Auto Mechanics, Carpentry, Cosmetology, Drafting, Electricity, Health Assistants, Food Service, Masonry, Clothing Service, Welding, Power Mechanics, and Building Trades. The 400 students that attend Dickenson County Vocational School are bused from the 3 county high schools. The students spend 2 % hours each day at the Vocational School and earn 3 credits. The ma- jority of Dickenson County Vocational School students enter the Vocational School when they are in the 11th grade. After successfully completing a program at the Vocational School, the students receive a diploma from the Vocational School in addition to their regular high school diploma. Are they really working? Students in action. i Geo � TS How’s the food girls? Flashbacks Mr. McFall seems to be relaxing. The house still needs some work from these boys! Hope Kevin and Danny don’t get shocked. 59 More work, Ann! Mix it well! How sick is Tammera? The Outlaws... Marcia is thinking hard. Say cheese! 60 Does Tempa know what she’s doing? Drawing is fun. Mike looks deeply involved in his work. Greg is having a moments rest. 61 62 Je r O m CQ) Co-Queens — Janet Barton and Pam Compton King — Johnny McCoy What could Anna be thinking? Ssh em Closer We would like to give our thanks to Mrs. Carpenter and to Mr. Rasnick for their support in helping us with the 1980 PROM. Pri Prince rincess Darlene Reais Mullins ee Aaa One of the nice scenes at the “80” Prom. he ae ess 4 ae . = en . — . « . 2 ee oS ES as ot oll Bae? bie % Alo o ® 63 64 The FHA-FFA Fair was better than ever this year of 1980-81. Sansome Mark Skeens Jeff Cornett Valedictorian Salutatorian Their Final Walk... 65 Homecoming Activities 10th Grade Challenge of the Sexes Sltsia Games re | : INS BNC ab a ae Men teachers cheer on their team. Little Mama Lewis heads for the finish — 4' ° ia line. r ae Coach Ward had never “put on” ladies apparel before! DEMON DOWELL 66 Marshmellow eating contest. These Juniors enjoyed Masquerade Day. Mr. Sutherland proved students aren't the only ones who show their John Norris was the school spirit. winner of Masquerade Day. Our Homecoming Dance was sponsored by the Junior Class. Scenes from the Homecoming Dance Bi! Nd MIMELLIMINI; Try 67 Paula proved that old ladies can still get down. Cute kitty! Scenes from the Junior Class’s Masquerade Dance! This was one of the major events of Homecoming week. 68 aia EE e—EEEEEEEeEeEeEE—EEeESGSE5z5mrEe Homecoming Queen 1980 Miss Sheila Darlene Mullins was crowned our 1980 Homecoming Queen. She is a 17 year old senior and is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Fred Mullins of McClure. Darlene is Secretary of the F.H.A., Stu- dent Council Representative of the Athletic Monogram, member of the FBLA, Captain of the varsity cheerleading squad and in the past years was a member of the EHS basketball team. Congratulations, Darlene!! Bottom, Left to Right: Anita Perry — 8th Grade, Veita McCoy — Freshman, Debbie Barton — _ 1979 Homecoming Queen, Heather Ringley — Crown Bearer, Darlene Mullins — 1980 Homecoming Queen, Lynne Lambert — Sophomore, Michelle Damron — Junior. +R Oo OT) BY Boaasgo ey aD o s j 3 70 Christmas at E.H.S. Everyone welcomed Baby New Year. The S.C.A. delivered Christmas boxes for With the arrival of Mr. and Mrs. Santa Claus, we knew Christmas wasn’t far the needy. away. 1979 NOVEMBER Ms. Patton’s 4b Government Class did a salute to our hostages in Iran. 71 72 Jimmy, studying! you cil me should be Is that really J.R.? PE ee aren Aber Ser, OL’ Tine g 4, ns ps S 3 Re Old a4 sha Koll py, Deere me me Bg ae 2 — E.H.S. muscle man. What’s Coy up to this time? { % t ¥ x j ar at ie ta pe The Library Club sponsors many unusual events. They turn into ghosts, gypsies, skeletons, and dolls. “s you shouldn't have done Smile, Connie, you’re on Can- did Camera. it. 73 74 ‘Another One Bites the Dust’”’ The 1980 football season was one of frustration, especially for the coaching staff. The won-lost record of 3-6-1 was not so disappointing, considering the injury plague which beset the team. As a result of this, we finished in a tie for 6th place in the LPD. We will miss the Seniors next year, but with the number of starters we will have out, 1981 looks like a good year for 4 al be ; % a . Pe _ Bi Re a, Chester Adams, Reggie Ward, Danny Grizzle Rebels in Action 77 78 The great power and deter- mination of our Rebel team gives us high hopes for next year’s football season. Senior Lettermen Tony Phillips Gary Frazier Darren McMillan TTT John Jackson Bobby Wolfe 2 ge eee een Ee TE 79 Qed eSecrcs Uneactre—on = Ow we Ma Eno wm = = - - - = ee SS 80 ‘““E.H.S. Cheerleaders” N a t € zs | S Back Row, Left to Right: Lisa Mullins, Tracy Gilmore, Regina Smith — Captain, Donna Austin. Front Row, Left to Right: Anita Perry, Ramona Greene, and Debbie Sutherland. “Beating the Odds” Varsity Basketball 1980-81 Left to Right: Timmy une David Kiser, Kenny Hillman, Jeff Hensley, John Merlette, Darren McMillan, Duane Watson, Jeff Salyer, Tony Robinson, Jimmy Amburgey, Timmy Neece, and Tony Phillips. Manager: Chuck Rasnick. Coach Mansel LaForce 81 82 Jeff moves in! Tony fights to defeat the Raiders. Timmy waits for a rebound. Junior Varsity Te age! Back Row: Coach Ron Shortt, Greg Rose, Anthony Rose, David Robinette, Roy St. Clair, Levia Deel, Lee Hill. Front Row: Wayne Rasnick, Kyle Norris, Ross Hawkins, Jimmy Greene, Scotty Bise, Jimmy Ellis, and Darrell Stanley. Rebels fight to defeat the Raiders. 83 Greg waits for a rebound. Is it two? 4 It’s up, but is it in? Up for grabs! Foul shots. ...and more foul shots! Tipping it the Rebel way! 84 Timmy Neece Tony Phillips 85 “Girls Can Get It” Left to Right: Mary Ellen Rose, Lynne Lambert, Tracy Gilmore, Kimberly Williams, Sandra Kendrick, Mardella Stanley, Pam Wolfe, and Glora McKinney. Girls’ Varsity “1980” “| believe that the girls’ basketball squad members played to the best of their ability. Due to the fact that there were no senior members on the team this year, all of the girls are look- ing forward to the 1981 season.” Mansel LaForce Coach Mansel LaForce 86 7 ioe) Junior Varsity o g e - ae Ze ay ae he Left to Right: Denise Stanley, Lou Bland, Kim Mullins, Veita McCoy, Donna Austin, Sandra Nash, Rita Mullins, Kendra Turner, Tina Counts, Debbie Sutherland, and Coach Ron Shortt. Minute” 88 Advice from Coach Shortt. Action te Veita looks for an opening. ts ; ey eg fe i, We j Anticipation! 89 90 ‘ All-District”’ 1980 Kimberly Williams Kimberly Williams, a Junior, made All-District player this year. With a 17.4 point average, she was a great asset to the team and is looking forward to next season. Kim goes up for points against J.J. Kelley. | Chevrolel = . 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