Gill School - Reflections Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1971 volume:

BES: REFLECTIONS 1971 Published by Students and Faculty of Gill School Volume I CHESTERFIELD COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY GILL SCHOOL FOUNDED 1958 “Built on Faith, Guided by God” ONTENTS Administrations Growth .......... Students! Grow. (ite arr nr rears | ACtiVIT1ES Growl ne Sports: Growth, 5 seen areal and that wealth of noble ideas which was ultimately to endear him so thoroughly in the hearts and minds of all with whom he came in contact.” This quote came from the V. M. I. Bomb his senior year and so well expresses our thoughts today. We, therefore, dedicate this our first yearbook, Reflections, to our first and continuous President of the Board of Directors of Gill School. Dr. Paul Douglas Camp, Jr. This dedication is our expression of the deep appreciation of his interest in and support of the school since its founding. His faith in our school has been an inspiration to the faculty and the students. In Memorium Mr. Philip Edward Jones 1914-1970 Mrs. Violet Gill Mr. Aubrey W. Gill Headmaster, Gill School Sitting: J. Garland Hening, Jr., Mrs. Rachel Dance, Melvin W. Burnett, Vice President: Dr. P. D. Camp, President; Aubrey W. Gill, Sec.-Treas. Standing: Judge William R. Shelton. Attorney; Murray B. Lane, Accountant, William B. Gill, Eugene G. Bowles, Jr., Zane G. Davis. Not pictured: C. E. Estes. Mrs. Ruth Blake Miss Gayle Ellis | Miss Nancy Cousins Mrs. Peg Ackerly Mrs. Katherine Belew Mr. Lynwood Creech Mrs. Anne Edmunds Mr. William Preston Mrs. Rebekah Fisher Mrs. Dale Guretsky Mrs. Precilla Howard Mrs. Lucia Jones Mrs. Barbara Reideler Mrs. Madeline Finny Mrs. Natalie Mergler Mr. Charles Sangster Mrs. Ronnie Thornton Mrs. Jinny Rodgers Mr. William Upshaw Mrs. Emily Taylor Mrs. Dorothy Walker TO HAVE MY? PICTURE IN THE YEARBOOK FREAKS ME our zoom! cL s hotdogs Mrs. York serve 10 Mr. Elisha Hall, Stable Manager, and riders. W ced Mr. Harold York, Maintenance. Bus Drivers: Arthur Brown, Blanch Johnson, Ceceka Reese, Annie’ Hall, Pearl Rakes, Lillian Parsley, Margaret Miller, Phyllis Dixon, Marilyn Smith, Elva Rogers, Sandra Hargrove, Doris Melvin. CLASSES 13 Gill’s First Graduates Beverly Bowles Fleming Thurston Juniors Add Sparkle to Gill Ann Allen Marty Aron Courtney Clay Nancy Deringer My nose is NOT big !!!! 14 Shelia Dickerson Betty Doane Ann Allen—Art Editor of “Reflections” Keath Graves Susan Harwood Jim Jones Norma Neblett Margy Oddi Jahn Pearsall Rhoda Richardson Andy Rives Sandy Thurston Margie Wheeler 15 16 GHS Geyser—Solace for Weary Sophomores Jamie Anderson Jim Beasley Rita Beasley “Buddha” Booth Carol] Brinkley Maggie DeAngelo minor ere mee Gentlemanly Terri helps Carol quench he thirst Laura Dervisian Bonnie Ellis Bobby Foster Garland Gentry Linda Gill Jeri Hamrick Greg Johnson Tom Licht Chris Link Terri MacDonald Johnny Martin Jim May Danny Shoosmith Jayne Sneed Cheryl Westcott Freshmen Have a Memorable Year with Mrs. Blandford Cynthia Barker Larry Barker Kemper Brinkley Gail Broach All ninth graders here!!! John Bruce Mike Carmine Richard Conyers Mike Cook Mike Gill Mark Goyne Randy Lordi Susie McCollum Stuart McDaniel Bonnie McIntyre Claudia Oginz Laura Ohly Billy Russel Betty Via Kathy Wilkerson 17 Becky Bass Sue Beaton Ann Bently Frank Bowles Martha Butterworth Martin Davenport Walter Davis “Buzzy” Elliot Mrs. Schumacher’s Room Chester Porter Elizabeth Prest Theresa Vetter Helen Wadsworth Owen White Marlene Galaspie Glenn Henderson Susan Howell Martha Issacs Bill MacDonald Leigh Magnusdal Beth Morgan Ben Osborne Eight A Mr. Upshaw’s Room Eight B “Scooter” Richeson clears a jump on Brandy Station in the riding hall. Jean Barchet Elizabeth Chaulklin Jane Cole Todd Cocker Susan Garret Leslie Gordon Melinda Hamrick Chris Hardt Ralph Harris Anne James John Marsh Lisa May Andy Newman “Scooter” Richeson Bobby Shannon Joel Vaughan Christy Wilkerson Theresa Williams Jill Yarborough John Mason 19 20 SEVENTH GRADES Mrs. Reidler’s Class First Row: Cheryl Young, Robin Hicks, Anne Francisco, Frances Wilkerson, Caroline Ehrgott, Holly Slater, Victoria Timberlake. Second Row: David George, David Crowder, Mike Horner, Alan Prest, Benny Slater, Bob Stewart, Steve Schutt. Third Row: Charles Dickerson, Lisa Strauss, Janet Swann, Nancy Wright, Mary Beth Davis, Rocky Phillips, Harris Bibbs. Mrs. Rodgers’ Class First Row: Henry Harris, Jay Davis, Philip McDaniel, David Hatch, Mark Anderson, Grant Sal- strom, Mark Osborne. Second Row: Donna Huxter, Sarah Kloeti, Kim Snead, Vivian Maxey, Cheryl Keesee, Karen Butterworth, Beth Hardy. Third Row: Kathy Townsend, Frances Christian, An- nette Spragins, Rodonna Rodgers, Ann Rachel, Beth Goldman, Janet Rice. SEVENTH GRADES Mrs. Reidlers’ class enjoys Chapel Programs! Mrs. Walker’s Class First Row: Wiley Easter, Bryan Henderson, Freddie Johnson, Bobby Harman, Tolar Nolley, Donnie Bishop, Gregg Londrey, Alex Porter. Second Row: Alice Clay, Donna Carrel, Wendy Cohn, Sarah Ray, Leslie Remington, Kelly Crowder, Susan Irwin. Third Row: Julie Johnson, Leilani Lepp, Lindsay Drudge, Terri Ulisse, Victoria Dervishian, Jim Keen, John Westcott, Tab Crumpton. 21 22 SIXTH GRADES ALL EAP Miss Cousins’ Class First Row: Bo Edwards, Tobi Upshaw, Taylor Turner, “Klinker’ Moss, Ran Gaines, Bennett Atwell, Jeff Davis, “Squirrel” O’Brien. Second Row: Nancy Darrow, Paige Brown, Claudette Brown, Kathy Wright, Tracee Grigsby, Pam Hunziker, Kim Pettit. Third Row: Cabell Singleton, Tommy Thompson, George Nelder, Nancy Austin, Bonnie Bowery, Francie Neblett, Cathy Russell, Susan Stewart. Mrs. Guretsky’s Class First Row: Diane Merriman, Debbie Parks, Stephanie Hamlett, Milly Williams, Evan Williams. Eddie Vest. David Eubank, Niall Breen. Second Row: Kim Fulwider, Jenny Strawn, Pat Beaton, David Pierce, David Throckmorton, Hillary Wood, Sara Siff. Third Row: Ann Via, Barbara Bass. Irene Temple, Laurie Leverett, Cheri Trexler, Robert Lefkowitz, Frank Cale, Steve Rhodes. FIFTH GRADES Mrs. Belew’s Class First Row: David Gunter, Stacey Waters, Carthan Currin, Eddie Miller, Tommy Prest. Craig Cavendish, Rodney Holcombe. Second Row: Susan Butterworth. Cathy Garrette, Martha Via, Elizabeth Russell, Debbie Bishop, Janice Avery, Julie Blanton. Third Row: Cliff Micklem, Mike Saris George Ellington, Margaret Hardt, Charlene Keesee, Carolyn McGeorge. Not Pictured: arl Shaw. Mrs. Thornton’s Class First Row: Eva Reszies, Kelly Harlowe, Belinda George, Cynthia Hess, Anne Cole, Kimberly Leary, Cathy Clay. Second Row: Richard Schutt, Karl Funderburg, Lindsay Williams, Benji Benton, Tom Bramer. Frank Becker, Mark Townsend. Third Row: Diane Fielder, Christie Smith, Annette Wilson, Susan Markham, Jerry Keller, Allyson Fisher, Bob Gordon. 23 24 FOURTH GRADE Miss Ellis’s Class First Row: Dale Morgan, Holly Ashworth, Fern Waters, Barrie Woodell, Debbie Fielder, Sherri Vest. Sally Richardson. Second Row: Sandy Ray, Kim Meador, Scott McGee, Will Ward, Floyd West, Jack Smith. Third Row: Kathy Haywood, Mark Nevel, George Ferguson, George Williams, Mark Kelly, Tammie Tharp. Not Pictured: Alice Sutton Mrs. Jones’s Class First Row: Kim Creech, Laura Smith, Margaret Prest, Pat King, Paul Mergler, Jef Londrey, Douglas Gill. Second Row: Kathy Reibsamen, Darryl Bates, Tom Weeks, Jack Townsend, Greg Martin, Andy Ward. fhird Row: Jill Remington, Steven Gill, Joe Ledford. Terry Joe McMillan, Carolyn Paul, Bobbie Cohen, Dana Woolridge. Not Pictured: Marie Bently. THIRD GRADE Mrs. Finney’s Class First Row: Cheryl Christie, Dick Conley, Lisa Spann, Steve Hartz, Page Neal, Chris Johnson, Susan Board. Second Row: Laurie Magnusdal, Tim Rhodes, Jeff Neblett, Martin Huxter, Scott Mc- Cutcheon, Lynda Ryan. Third Row: Karen Linkins, Vickie Delp, Clair Frederick, Leigh Hague, Jim Dennis, Steve Chalkley, Mike Lipscomb. Mrs. Mergler’s Class First Row: Greg Tunnell, Courtney Dewey, Vicki Hardaway, Mark Barden, Lida Proffitt, Laura Horton, Andrew Ray. Second Row: Charlotte Keesee, Michele Marlowe, Forrest Usry, Maury Bareford, Tom Myers, Mary Galt Singleton, Kelly Fisher, Third Row: Bernard Markham, Kent Hunziker, Jim Daniels, Gerard Bradley, Barclay Totty, Rachel Wood. Not Pictured: Sandra Vest. 25 26 SECOND GRADES Mrs. Ackerly’s Class First Row: Edith Walker, Mark Butler, Debra Owens, Robert Wright, Patricia McDaniel, Robert Easter, Emmie Butterworth, Roger Hudson, Renee Nuckols, Charles Christie. Second Row: Harold Goldston, Jr., Kellie Hargrave, George Halages, Ward Shelton, Ma rtha Prest, Bruce Smith. Penny Pauley, Eugene Clay, Jr.,. Mary-Ann Vaden, Jeffrey Collins. Mrs. Blake’s Class First Row: Mark Perkins, Rebecca Britt, Jeff Stevenson, Angie Meadows, Jeff Mayo, Mary Beth Featherstone, Andy Via, Darla Iddings, Jebbie Wilkinson, Denise Garrett. Second Row: Tay Mc- Mullin, Andy Wood, Donna Fielder, “Pixie” Sweighaft, Lynne Martin, Sally Clark, Rene Cole, Laurie Fry, Brooke Philpy, Courtney Goodwyn. FIRST GRADES First graders’ recess relaxes everyone, including Miss Rich- ards and Mr. Creech. Mrs. Howard’s Class First Row: Alex Singleton, Margaret Featherstone, Jimmy Lilly, Robyn Farrar, John Trexler, Kim Silcox. Steven Blankfield, Kathryn Daniels. Second Row: Muffy Persing, Russell Mann, Elizabeth Evans, Kevin Burger, Paula Graham, Mike Gordon, Patty Chalkley. Third Row: Scott Sowder, Wendy Ward, J. D. Hogge, Terri Buckles, Robbie Crabtree, Melissa Lawrence, Jon Persing. 27 28 KINDERGARTEN CLASSES Mrs. Edmund’s Class First Row: Elizabeth Britt, Keith Cole, Susan Hardaway, Doug Hartz, Ellen Dennis, John O’Brien, Larissa Rolley, Christopher Wittan, Sherry Gill, David Owen. Second Row: Cindy Anderson, Chris Kontopanos, Mike Marrical, Spencer Wright, Rory O'Conner, Tom Underwood, Gregg Peabody, Bruce Bass, Dove Fielder. Mrs. Townsend’s Class First Row: Michael Lopez, Dan McMullan, Melody Johnson, Buddy Walker, Mary Coxon, Greg Dixon, Debbie Burnette, Mel Woodell. Second Row: Steven Pemberton, Mark Johnson, John Tucker, Scott Estes, Lee Ford, Chipper Habeck, Jeff Hague, Marc Vest. Not pictured: Susan Pat- terson, Tracy Anderson. “Alice Dance. In Wonderland” ‘. . . To provide mutual understanding between students . To develop a high type of school ” and administration . . morale To promote fund-raising activities These are a few reasons for last year’s formation of a Student Cooperative Association. After a successful year, the organization continued with Mr. William Upshaw as sponsor. The SCA sponsored several dances during the year with great student participation at each. Their biggest was theme for Xmas Outside as well as Gill students danced away the Xmas Dance. SCA Revises Dress Code; Sponsors Dances First Row: Mr. Upshaw, sponsor; Andy Rives, Vice-President; Jayne Sneed, President; Richard Conyers, Treasurer; Keath Graves, Secretary. Second Roe: Billy Russell, Margie Wheeler, Teri MacDonald, Kemper Brinkley, Elizabeth Chaulklin, Bob Shannon. Third Row: Rhoda_ Rt- chardson, Ann Allen Laura Der- vishian, Cheryl Westcott, Sue Beaton, Leigh Magnusdal, Betty Via. efforts were put into the revision of the Dress Code. This resulted in the girls being able to wear pantsuits just in time for the coldest winter days. They also continued last year’s Free Days, bringing pleasure to the students and a supplement to the Treasury. This fund was a great asset for dance expenses. Their final thoughts were on the Spring Dance and the election of 1971-72 SCA officers. hours to the music of Pandora’s Box at Seated: James Anderson, Faculty Editor, Rhoda Richardson, Assistant Editor; Nancy Deringer, Editor-in-Chief; Betty Doane, Layout Editor. Standing: Mrs. Blandford, Sponsor, Cheryl Wescott, Activities Editor; Jayne Sneed, Activities Editor; Susan Har- wood, Photography Editor; Keath Graves, Advertising Editor; Marty Aron, Sports Editor; Teri MacDonald, Class Editor. 1971 REFLECTIONS Staff is First at Gill After much planning and rushing, a yearbook has finally become a reality at Gill. The students voted “Reflections” as the name for the yearbook from a slate of about five names. Mrs. Evalyn Bland- ford graciously consented to be sponsor of the yearbook. Editors for each section, along with Editor-in-Chief Nancy Deringer and Assistant Editor Rhoda Richardson, laid out the yearbook. All involved were quite busy during the short time before the deadline taking pictures, writing sum- maries of events, collecting ads, and laying it all out. Everyone looks forward to a bigger and better “Reflections” for next year. Editors rush to meet February 16 deadline. 31 m, id ad Hoeterinns Oe sire mE Seated: Jayne Sneed, Cheryl Westcott; editors. Standing: Teresa Vetter, Richard Conyers, Margy Oddi, Randy Lordi, Martha Butterworth, Norma Neblett, Nancy Deringer, Rhoda Richardson, Ann Allen, Margie Wheeler: reporters. HOOFPRINT Registers as Voice of Students Members of the Hoofprint staff have been busy this year preparing the third volume of the school’s publication. The paper, which has become an important part of Gill School, was started by Mr. Phillip Jones, but Mr. William Preston has taken over as sponsor. The Hoofprint came out four times this year and each issue contained interesting articles on upper school activities, sports events, gossip and lower school news. This year, for the first time, an editorial page was added to the paper, making it in reality the voice of the students. The Hoofprint staff is headed by co-editors Jayne Sneed and Cheryl Westcott. The staff combines students with many different talents and interests for a unique total ef- fect. The main qualification is willingness to work. aly Hoefprinr bs $62 ET7O Seated: Terri MacDonald, Laura Ohly, Carol Brinkley, Bonnie McIntyre, Andy Rives. Standing: Billy Russell, Bonnie Ellis, Kemper Brinkley; sports report- ers, gossip reporters, and photog- raphers. Mrs. Taylor’s Crew At Work Library Aids—Seated: Courtney Clay, Richard Conyers, Helen Wadsworth. Standing: Maggie DeAngelo, Jean Barchet, Ann Siheee Jeri Hamrick, Vickie Dervishian. Kathy Wilkinson. Not pictured: Norma Neblett, Ann Rachel. Bennie Spencer, and oe. Patrons Add to ‘Treasury And Library Through Book Fair Mrs. Ulissee. Mrs. Bentley. Mrs. Bass, and Mrs. Bowles were among the mothers who helped Mrs. Meadows with the Book Fair. 6 i CH LOE 33 Artistic Talents Add Much To School Year Cathy Wright, Debbie Parks, Allyson Fisher, A and Ann Cole help make _ decorations for school. Sheila Dickerson, Laura Dervishian, and Jim Jones explore the Periodic Table in Chemistry Class. 34 Riding Team: Cheryl Westcott, Richard Conyers, Jayne Sneed, Gail Broach. Helen Wadsworth, Marlene Galaspie. Maggie DeAngelo, Ann Bentley. Lindsay Drudge and Helen Wadsworth enjoy their rides on Brandy Station and Cherokee. Mrs. Mayes shows Vickie Hardaway the correct position for her foot; Susan Board is holding Prince still. 35 Chapel Programs Add Spice To Religious Programs at Gill — Vig pro- Boys and girls switched places for tenth grade chapel gram. 36 Tim Rhodes Annette Wilson Bob Gordon Cathy Clay 37 Upper School Glee Club—First Row: Margie Wheeler, Nancy Deringer, Norma Neblett, Jeri Hamrick, Betty Doane, Bonnie McIntyre, Susan Harwood. Second Row: Teresa Vetter, Sheila Dickerson, Rhoda Richardson, Betty Via, Laura Dervishian, Carol Brinkley, Mrs. How- ard. Sing Out Gill! Nancy Deringer and Rhoda Richardson gave many duets in the year; Ann Allen was both pianist and guitarist. Glee Clubs sing out for Thanksgiving Program. : Middle School Glee Club—First Row: Leilani Lepp, Julie Johnson, Janet Rice, Harris Bibbs, Vickie Dervishian, Terri Ulisse, Mary Beth Davis. Ann Rachel. Second Row: Karen Butterworth, Nancy Wright, Leslie Remington, Holly Slater, Cheryl Young, Susan Er- vine, Caroline Ehrgott, Vivian Maxey, Donna Huxter, Kim Sneed, Ann Francisco, Mrs. Howard. The upper school Glee Club and the seventh grade Glee Club were very busy this year. Together they performed for the Thanksgiving program. They also sang for the Christmas party at Mr. Gill’s Rotary Club and for two performances at school. A concert of Burt Bacharach songs, per- formance for Seay’s Home, the Music Festival, and an Easter program are among the ac- complishments, not to mention a few chapel programs. The Glee Club would like to give special thanks to Mrs. Howard, who organized and directed them. First and second graders show promise as future Glee Club Members. Mrs. Howard was just too busy directing to turn around and have her picture taken. 39 A Merry Christmas Is Portrayed Through Pantomine and Song Sixth graders participated in the pageant. aa pe ba ge gk re Te he 9 AMBP Mme Mary Coxon and Scott Sowder played the parts of Mary and Joseph. 40 SPORTS Pigskin 1970 js ALIN a oh First Row: Richard Schutte, Mike Beasley, Rod Holcum, David Eubank, Tom Prest. Second Row: Bo Edwards, George Ellington, Bob Gordon, Lindsay Williams, Mark Townsend. Third Row: Cliff Mochlem, Craig Cavendish, Carl Thunderbyrg, Walter Davis. () erty First Row: Chris Johnson, Sandy Ray, Tom Myers, Steve Hartz, Randy Miller, Gerard Bradley. Second Row: Daryl Bates, Scott McGee, Dicky Conley, Pat King, Greg Tunnel. Third Row: Tom Weeks, Barkley Totty, Mark Nevel, Lee Hague, Forrest Usry, Paul Mergler. First Row: Kemper Brinkley, Rex Smith, Clinker Moss, Mike Horner, Benny Spencer, Evan Williams, Toler Nolley. Second Row: Richard Schutt, Henry Harris, Mark Anderson, Kavid Hatch, Wiley Easter, Grant Salstrom. Third Row: Bob Stewart, Cabell Singleton, Tabb Crumpton, Don Bishop, John Westcott, Mark Osborne. Fourth Row: Ralph Harris, Buzzy Elliott, Joel Vaughan, Charles Dickinson. Gill Opponent 12 Mary Munford—19 NS) Rockville—18 14 Mary Munford—22 6 Gouchland—6 6 Rock ville—6 Gladitors Tromp Rock Hill First Row: Bo Edwards—Manager, Billy Russell, Buzzy Elliot, Ralph Harris, Mark Osborne. Second Row: Mark Goyne, Buddha Booth, Bill MacDonald, Chris Link, Jim Jones, Marty Aron, Mike Gill. Third Row: Joel Vaughan, Greg Johnson, Bobby Foster, Randi Lordi, Andy Rives, Keath Graves, Kanny Shoosmith, Todd Coker, Mr. Creech—Coach. Gill Opponent 0 St. Christopher—44 0 Surry Academy—19 6 Flint Hill—6 14 Kenston Forest— 14 6 St. Bridgets—8 The final won-lost record does not always tell every- 6 Kenston Forest—8 thing about a team. This is true of Gill. The record tells 0 Benedictine—35 nothing about this team. It is a team that plays its best 8 St. Christopher—15 against the best, and Gill gives much larger schools a 6 Prince Edward— 12 good game. Coach Creech gives the team desire to win. 20 Flint Hill—6 We hope next season that this desire will show up in the 24 Rock Hill—0O won-lost record. 0 Surry Academy—8 43 Ann Allen Reigns As Homecoming Queen Homecoming court consists of: Leigh Magnusdal, Anne James, Elizabeth Chaulklin, Becky Bass, Betty Via, Laura Ohly, Rita Beasley, Terri Mac- Donald,Ann Allen, Margie Wheeler. Strong Opponents Bring Gladiators Strong At Home First Row: Chester Porter, John Mason, Ralph Harris, Kemper Brinkley, John Marsh, Billy MacDonald. Second Row: Joel Vaughan, Chris Hardt, Randy Lordi, Andy Rives, Bobby Foster, Billy Russell, Marty Aron. 45 First Row: Margy Oddi, Bonnie Ellis, Beth Morgan, Laura Ohly. Second Row: Margie Wheeler, Susan Howell, Betty Via, Sue Beaton, Miss Richardson, Coach. Third Row: Maggie DeAngelo, Becky Bass. Fourth Row: Martha Butterworth, Leigh Magnusdal, Teresa Williams, Martha Isaacs. MAN, THIS NUMBER 4O 1S REALLY SOMETHING ELSe Betty Via discusses upcoming game with Coach Creech. Undefeated Season on Horizon 46 First Row: Laura Dervishian, Courtney Clay, Martha Butterworth, Laura Ohly. Sec- ond Row: Rhoda Richardson, Betty Via, Terri MacDonald, Elizabeth Chaulklin, Bonnie Ellis. Miss Richards, sponsor, and Rhoda Richardson, cap- tain of the Cheerleaders, discuss new cheers. Junior Varsity Cheerleaders are: First Row: Kim Snead, Cathy Clay, Susan Butterworth, Elizabeth Russell, Francis Christian. Second Row: Nancy Austen, Terry Ulisse, Sara Ray, Frances Wilkerson, Gerry Keller. Third Row: Karen Butterworth, Hillary Wood, Kim Ful- wilder, Kathy Russell. Fifth Row: Alice Clay, Mary Beth Davis. Little People with Big Spirit Pee Wee Cheerleaders are: First Row: Sandy Vest, Laura Smith, Margaret Prest, Marie Bentley, Sherry Vest, Sally Richardson. 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