Gill School - Reflections Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1976 volume:

Hii tc STORY oe AE. : rae % Pr s aoveke, von e FLECTIONS 202 Git oes ow | WORLD EVENTS 7 4 75 BILLIE JEAN KING BOWS OUT — After winning her 6th straight Wimble- don Singles title she emphasized that this was her last major Singles competition. “JAWS” BIG MONEY-MAKER IN ’75 — Here Roy Scheider and Robert Shaw battle mechanical shark during filming of movie. 11 11 75 ANGOLA — Soldiers of the So- viet-backed MPLA, the Popular Move- ment for the Liberation of Angola, fire weapons in the air in Luanda, welcoming Angolan independence from Portugal. 7 mere Sat Bee Concer Claims U Dies of c x ae: New Vo. acer at 7 os faa Of Sent oom lonetar. Setup ORG Pp, ohh os i t u rad rad va RRACTER R= j ides � 7 6 75 HOFFA MISSING — James P. Hoffa and Barbara Grancer, children of missing ex-Teamster boss James R. Hof- fa, announced the posting of a reward for information revealing the whereabouts of their father. Hoffa vanished July 30. 12 11 75 PATTY HEARST ARRESTED — Patricia Hearst is shown on her way to San Francisco and an appearance in federal court concerning charges of federal bank robbery. 12 2 75 PEKING TOURISTS — President and Mrs. Ford, escorted by Vice Premier Li Hsien-nien, left, visit the Temple of Heaven Grounds during the second day of their China tour. 11 29 75 NEW SUPREME COURT JUS- TICE — U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals Judge John Paul Stevens is shown with his wife, Elizabeth, after being nominated by President Ford to fill the vacancy on the Supreme Court of the United States. 6 12 75 CONVICTED — In June Prime Minister Indira Gandhi of India was con- victed of winning her 1971 election to Parliament illegally. However, in Novem- ber the Supreme Court erased the con- viction. 1 9 76 CHOU-EN-LAI DIES — All Tokyo afternoon papers display portrait of Chou-En-lai in reporting the death of the Chinese Premier. 10 1 75 THRILLA’ FROM MANILA — Muhammed Ali delivers left and right to head of Joe Frazier in the 14th round of: their title fight in Manila. Moments later Ali was declared winner. 10 8 75 VISITING EMPEROR — Emperor Hirohito of Japan signs guest book at Disneyland during first visit to United States. Empress Nagako and Mickey Mouse look on. 6 30 75 NEW U.N. AMBASSADOR — Daniel Moynihan became the U.S. am- bassador to the United Nations. He is shown casting a negative vote in the U.N. General Assembly, November 10, on a resolution to label Zionism ‘‘a form of racism and racial discrimination.” Reflections 2M a a Gill School Volume VI CHESTERFIELD COUNTY PUBLIC THEMer wee eee 3 SENIOKS= ssa 42 Dedication........ 6 Underclass ..... 98 Administration ....8 Athletics ....... 94 Activities ....... 20 Ani ee 124 Independence From Theme 3 4 Theme Whatever nNa—o L -“ Oo XO MW W Theme 5 In Dedication Patricia Hasty During her years at Gill School, she has always given us her time and sincere understanding; she has given of herself in all she has done—sponsoring the Junior and Senior classes an d teaching her students responsibility; because of her true dedication and willingness to help the students we, the members of the 1976 yearbook staff, dedicate this year’s ‘‘Reflections’’ to Mrs. Patricia Hasty. unite ye tae AS J A 8 Administration Administration 9 Left To Right: Aubrey Gill, Headmaster; Violet Gill, Jennie Elizabeth Plummer. Seated: Melvin W. Burnett, Vice President; Dr. P.D. Camp, President; Aubrey W. Gill, Secretary-Treasurer; J. Garland Henning, Jr. Standing: C.E. Estes; Mrs. Rachel Dance; Eugene Bowle s, Jr.; Zane G. Davis; Murray B. Lane; William B. Gill. Not Pictured: Judge William R. Shelton. 10 Administration Top Left: Aubrey Wood, upper and middle school principal. Top Right: Marguerite Ackerly, lower school principal. Above: Joyce Hancock, bookkeeper; Mr. Gill; Margaret Rickard, secretary. At Right: Mary Harty, secretary. the ty + eb wares yu 8 SAR aS. i ae i Z 4 s g aah e™ ABEE™ era sane Oe a 2 - Religion, Guidance, and Dewey Decimals Chaplain Don Powell (Chappy) Emily Taylor and Charlotte Yates, Librarians 12 Administration Upper School Faculty Left To Right: Jean Bennett, Nancy Day, Katherine Grinstead, Susan Ingram, Rugene Paulette, Susan Herring. Administration 13 Middle School Faculty Left To Right: Geneva Setien, Ann Maxson, Nancy Cou- sins, Herb Roberts, Margaret See, Ruth Austin, Joyce Pierce. Maxine Matthews 14 Administration Lower School Faculty | wal % mt en Ay Je. Seated: Gayle Ellis, Pam Wiseman. Standing: Lelia Fitzpatrick, Katherine Belew, Lucia Jones, Kendall Miller. Left To Right: Anne Ed- munds, Mary Plummer, Adrian Brinkley, Mary Lou Taylor, Evelyn Yeatman, Virginia Covington. Administration 15 Physical Education Teachers Left To Right: Eddie Goss, Doris Pendergraft, Bill Pegram, Barney Lee, Susan Rosen (TSR). Bus Drivers Left To Right: Grace Will- iams, Peggy Johnson, Rose- mary Powell, Lillian Parsley, Edith Johnson, Mrs. Greane, Inez Hall, Carrie Belcher, Doris Melvin, Helen Bean, Evelyn High. 16 Administration Maintenance Left: Harold York, Below: Ruth Bennix. William Newsome Administration 17 18 Administration Pieces scale vt aR cnet ‘ TAYLOR | Custom Cabinet, Inc RICHOND. VA 794:8103 Junior And Sophomore Class Officers Prove Capable 22 Activities Above: Left To Right: Sitting: Kathy Wright (V.P.), Susan Stewart (S.). Standing: Mike Varnier (T.), Bland Weaver (P.). Below: Left To Right: Sitting: Willy Shewmake (P.), Jan Wilson (S.). Standing: David Myers (V.P.), Earl Shaw (T.). 4 z %, ene orm ; ij . wes Seed ee ye Se ae eet “ . a tHe yom � Yoo ; vos a ales Wh A pin OD ae ote ay aa Ct ies Pad mS rs 3 vo wt Oy : F a = . : yoke ara Ba 0; iy +. eh; ep sink ’ aoe Bae fee y ° . i eee oe n ¢ a eH ieee 4 By , f Henry Harris Leads Senior Glass... . The same_ students. that created last years prom pre- sented the juniors with their class rings at the 1975 Christ- mas Ring Dance. By cooper- ating with the administration, this year’s senior class has the privilage of a senior lounge. This lounge is run totally by and for members of the ‘‘Class of '76’’. The lounge has pro- vided a place for relaxation and escape from the burden of classes. Left To Right: Sitting: Kim Dawson, Chaplain; Emily Dille, Treasurer; Dawn Beckwith, Secretary. Back Row: Pat Burch, Vice-President; Henry Harris, President. Activities 23 ‘. . . To provide mutual un- derstanding between students and administration . . . To de- velop a high type of school morale .. . To promote fund- raising activities . . .’’ These are just a few reasons for a Student Cooperative Associa- tion. The S.C.A. and sponsors Rugene Paulette and Susan In- gram began the year prepar- ing for Homecoming activities. Although most outside ac- tivities were rained out, the Homecoming Dance, which was the big event, was a tremendous success. The S.C.A. participated in several money-making projects _ in- cluding several bake sales and a car wash. Although the S.C.A. has had little voice in school activities that directly influence the students, they have and will continue to work toward their goals. Left To Right: Sitting: Beverly Lyell (C), Lynne Martin (S), Robert Bates (T). Standing: Theressa Grubb (V.P.), Jeff Welch (P), Joyce Pierce, Peggy See,-sponsors. 24 Activities First Row: Left To Right: Rugene Paulette, co-sponsor; Pat Bland (P); Wiley Easter (V.P.); Alice Clay (S); Donna Carrel (T); Kim Dawson (C); Susan Ingram, co-sponsor. Second Row: Caroline Ehrgott, Terry Cook, Betsy Miller, Cathy Pace, Leslie Reming- ton, Janet Rice, Anne Francisco, Jan Wilson. Third Row: Courtenay Williams, Dawn Beckwith, Scott November, David George, Carthan Currin, Earl Shaw. National Honor Society y f| ei Se he poy ey | | The National Honor Society at | Nan OU ie) ee ee | | Gill had its third annual induction i iy he (on I ie ceremony on December 4, 1975. Ve HA ¢) | Thirty-three juniors and seniors my i pa Se are currently members of the uN ‘ eo - society. This year. for the first time at G ill, the NHS has spon- sered a bookstore. The money from the bookstore will help sponser a foreign exchange stu- dent at Gill in the future. Left To Right: First Row: Philip McDaniel, Henry Harris, Leslie Remington. Second Row: Pat Bland (S), Janet Rice (P), Vickie Dervishian (VP), Pete Showalter (T). Third Row: Laraine McGhee, Nancy Wright, Alan Prest, Emily Dille, Donna Carrel, Alice Clay, Debby Haas, David George. Be Key Club Left To Right: Sitting: David Pierce, Robert Lefkowitz (S), David Armistead, David My- ers, Barbara Bass—Sweet- heart, Pat Burch. Standing: Zane Grey, Greg Long, Mike Atkins, Neil Gholson, Willy Shewmake (H), Mark Os- borne, Henry Harris (1), Alan Prest (VP), Herb Rob- erts—sponser, Mike Ellis, Philip McDaniel (P), Pete Showalter. Middle School Pep Club id aig S a , ee First Row: Left To Right: Teressa Grubb, Lynda Ryan, Rene Cole, Lynne Martin, Paula Graham, Kim Hoffman, Laurie Woodfin, Lisa Spann, Edie Walker, Jana Long, Kim Pinchbeck, Allison Weinstein, Kim Silcox. Second Row: Left To Right: Amy Dawson, Katherine Daniels, Missie Lawrence, Chris Johnson, Robert Easter, Chuck Cristie, Trippy Johnson, Emmie Butterworth, Betsy Dowdy, Page Rainey, Darla Iddings, Ashley Johnson. Third Row: Left To Right: Mary Ann Vaden, Beth Adams, Laura Fry, Gene Clay, Irvin Schultz, Bill Loving, Sammy Hiens, Mike Gordon, Laura Maxey, Mary Blanchard. Fourth Row: Left To Right: Mr. Roberts, John Cook, Charles Davidson, Jebbie Wilkinson, George Halages, Jeff Welsh, David Barker, Steve Chalkeley, Charles Coleman, Nelson Eads. First Row: Left To Right: Rich- ard Dickinson, Rodney Hol- combe, Peter Pearson, Alan Prest, Pat Burch, Aubrey Wood. Second Row: Left To Right: Glen Waters, Manuel Morris, Mike Varnier, David Armistead, Tommy Prest. Thrid Row: Left To Right: Woody Thomas, Mark Osborne, Charles Dickinson (P.), Philip McDaniel. Fourth Row: Left To Right: Alex Portor, Mike Ellis (T.), Paul Binns, John Lowman. Wildlife Club Left To Right: Laura Peg- ram, Elizabeth Evans, Me- lissa Lawrence, Ashley John- son, Bruce Smith, Chris An- derson, Kevin Wooldridge, Jan Horner, Beth Adams, Laura Fry, Pat McDaniel, Jillana Hicks, Geneva Setien, Sandra Williams. Not Pic- tured: Chris Johnson. Kneeling: Kip Grady, Betsy Miller, Fern Waters. Stand- ing: David Armistead, William Farmer, Daryl Bates, Mary Tomlinson, Carthan Currin, Katherine Grinstead, spon- ser; Debbie Bishop, Earl Shaw. Activities 27 Religious Life Committees Above: Seated: Don Powell, Nancy Day, Susan Herring. Standing: James Howell, Earl Shaw, Sally Richardson, Mary Theofanos, Robert Leftkowitz, Nancy Wright, Ruth Henderson. Below: Seated: Betsy Dowdy, Joyce Pierce, Geneva Setien. Standing: Lisa Spann, Robert Easter, Roland Freiser, Don Powell, Whitney Hargrave, Elizabeth Evans. 28 Activitie Reflections Staff Seated: Mary Theofanos, Janet Rice, co-editor: Evalyn Blandford, Alan Prest, co-editor: Henry Harris, Debby Haas, Vivian Maxey, Robert Leftkowitz, David Pierce, Vickie Dervishian, Willy Shewmake, Kim Daw- son, Pete Showalter. Not Pictured: Donna Carrel. Ho ofprint Staff Left To Right: Seated: Anne Francisco, feature and copy editor: Nancy Wright, editor- in cheif: Janet Rice, co- sports editor. Standing: First Row: Ran Gaines, Be- linda George, Jean Marny, Debby Haas, Vivian Maxey, Ruth Henderson. Second Row: Pete Showalter, co- sports editor; Rodney Hol- combe, Robert Leftkowitz, Scott November, Nancy Cousins, sponsor; Leslie Remington. Activities 29 This year the Lower School Chorus has sung for the Halloween and Thanksgiving programs, the Christmas Pageant, and the Sunday services. The Middle School Cho- rus also has participated in the Thanksgiving pro- gram, the Christmas Pa- geant and the Sunday services. The Middle School Chorus has im- proved this year to the extent that they are now able to sing two-part songs. First Row: Darla Iddings, Elizabeth Evans, Ashley Johnson, Kim Silox, Kathryn Daniels, Trippy Johnson, Jana Long, Renee Cole, Kim Pinchbeck, Emmie Butterworth, Sandra Williams, Jebbie Wilkinson, Chuck Christie. Second Row: Jeff Burnette, Scott Sowder, Edie Walker, Linda Ryan, Fred Rainey, David Barker, Tracy Hardy, Charles Coleman, Allison Weinstein, Gene Clay, Mary Ann Vaden, Paige Rainey. Third Row: Robert Easter, Jerry Spruill, Irvin Schultz, Jan Horner, Sammy Hines, Kevin Wooldridge, Susie Bowman, Lynne Martin, Vicki Johnson, Amy Dawson, Laurie Woodfin, Melissa Lawrence, Laura Pegram, Maxine Mattews. First Row: William Kraus, Tom- my Jenkins, Adrian Glenn, Lau- rie Grimm, Sherry Gill, Crystal Wright, Ruthie Wheeler, Faith Hines, Debbie Wood, Jan Cop- ley, Grela_ Bollinger, Susan Grigsby. Second Row: Donna Marders, Debbie Burnette, Deb- bie Shelhamer, Beth Walton, Daniele McCormick, Bobby Hay, Kim Leighton, Robin Hart, Robin Roark, Catherine Bates. Third Row: Jamie Farish, Janet Trevvett, Kelly Howard, Kim Guidt, Lisa Pinchbeck, Shari Delp, Lotty Perez-Montt, Jenni- fer Ford, Doug Cochran, Martha Vaden, Kay Talbott, Maxine Matthews. so ees 30 Activities Upper School Chorus And Band Left To Right: First Row: Alice Clay, Lisa Johnson, Joanne Cole- man, Paula Cox, Caroline Ehrgott, Maxine Matthews, Emily Dille, Kim Dawson, Ann Via, Kim Young, Nancy Wright. Second Row: Billy Moorman, Pat Jennings, Mike Creasy, Nelson Eads, Vernon Byrd, Jeff Simpson, Curtis Radt, Alex Portor. Third Row: Kim Ful- wider, Jan Wilson, Claudette Brown, Stephanie Elks, Susan Stewart, Paige Brown, Gail Grubb, Wendalyn Ewing, Fern Waters, Teressa Grubb. First Row: Mary Theofanus, Laura Crookless, Susan Kiluk, Mary Ann Vaden, Sandra Wil- liams, Edie Walker, Lynn Martin, Kevin Burger, Jeff Hogg, Whit- ney Hargrove, Marchie Hufnel, Billy Taylor, Scott McCutcheon, Robby Gee, Spenser Wright, Chris Johnson, James Howell. Second Row: Mr’ Bettman, Freddy Simms, Mike Varnier, Earl Shaw, Melanie Pierce, Barclay Totty, Chris Wittan, Bret Robinson, Kevin McCor- mack, Irvin Schultz, Scott Sow- der, Tommy Thompson, Bland Weaver. Activities 31 Gym Assistants Left To Right: Seated: Ruth Henderson, Vicky S i at . y outhall. First Row: Joanne Coleman, D i See rune eas tee Calloway, Jody Underwood, Mike Atkins, Chris Grey, Greg Caeeneaeeain re ssn : David Armistead, Emily Dille, Kim Dawson, Pat Burch, Jan Wilson, Penny Hancock Ren uWrnt ee - ; ight. = | [tall aa 32 Activities Riding Assistants And Girls’ Gymnastics Riding Assistants: Left To Right: Cheryl Smith, Belinda George, Sherry Hancock, Kris Nance, Bobbie Cohen, Teresa Theofanus. First Row: Ruthie Wheeler, Catherine Trevette, Debbie Shelhamer, Daniele McCormack, Melody Johnson, Robin Hart, Jackie Miller, Jan Copley, Adrian Glen. Second Row: Alice McDaniel, Robin Roark, Jennifer Rickard, Elizabeth Segar, Janet Trevette, Debbie Wood. Activities 33 Talent Show exp af Pee gene A eee POR t a. « 34 Activities Christmas Pageants Lower School Christmas Pageant Left To Right: Kathy Belew, Lynn Hes- ter, Kim Story; Robby Mason, Keith Cole, Ryan Dixon; Joseph Chris Wittan; Chris Currin, Darren Gibbs, Louis Led- ford, Bruce Pierce, Kevin Anderson; Cindy Woodfin, Leigh Hester. Kneeling: Vera Rose Martin; Mary, Ann-Mary John- son; Elizabeth Davis. Upper School Christmas Pageant Left To Right: Shepards; Len Nelson, Steve Lewis, Joe Crouch, Rodney Hol- combe; Joseph, Alan Prest; Annunciation Angel, Janet Rice; Mary, Kim Dawson; Wise Persons, Kathy Wright, Scott Novem- ber, David Pierce. Narator; Wiley Easter. Activities 35 Homecoming NG's The 1975 Homecoming activities did not live up to the expectations of anyone at Gill. Due to rain, a pep rally in front of the gym replaced the traditional bon fire. Also, the rain converted our new football field into a ‘‘mud bowl”’ which could not ‘‘live’’ through the yearly homecoming pa- rade. Even through all these natural disasters, this year’s homecoming was not a total loss be- cause of the spirit of the students at Gill. Our Blue Devils won 43-6 over Ravenscroft. The Gill School Bluecoats, our riding team, high- lighted the half-time activities on Saturday. Kim Dawson was crowned Homecoming Queen from a vast harem of princesses. The Homecoming Dance—‘‘Saturday in the Park’’—ended not the best homecoming in Gill history, but not the worst. 36 Activities Activities 37 1975 Prom Fantasy Over The Rainbow On the evening of May 17, 1975, the seniors entered “Fantasy Over the Rainbow,’’ which has become an everlasting memory to all who attended the prom. The juniors (Class of '76) did a superb job in creating ‘‘Fan- tasy Over the Rainbow’’. Weeks and weeks of designing and building resulted in fantastic decorations. Before the prom, many couples dined at fancy restau- rants around Richmond such as ‘‘The Top of the Tower”’. After crossing a white, wooden bridge covered with greenery and flowers, couples entered this new world of fantasy. From eight until twelve, couples danced by the waterfall (with real running water), under the huge oak trees which also served as refreshment stands, and around the beautiful flower gardens. The excellent mu- sic of Spanky encouraged everyone to bump and boogie. As the glorius night continued, Tim Cecil and Katey Hall were chosen as King and Queen of the prom. The evening was completed when many couples attended breakfast at the homes of their friends and then went on to a party at Pat Bland’s house. Sadly, yet reminiscing, everyone who visited ‘‘Fantasy Over the Rainbow” will agree that it was the most won- derful and truly the best prom Gill School will ever have. 38 Activities “And the Crowd Goes Wild... .”’ Activities 39 ei Leva Gil lee Football No. 1 Fifi teaches new typing tricks “Shake, anyone? 40 Activities ... A Bundle Of Fun! Aoi NN Pe a The Big ‘‘A’’. Little Sisters unify girls. Studying in the Senya! SENIORS Come dance with the west wind And touch on the mountain tops, Sail o'er the canyons and up to the stars; And reach for the heavens, hope for the future In all that we can be and not what we are. J. Denver Seniors 43 MARK ALEXANDER ABERNATHY DAVID PRESTON ARMISTEAD David—Chess Club 10; Key Club 11,12; Sportsman Club 12; Science Club 12; Gym Assistant 12; Soccer 9; Tennis 10; Varsity Basketball Man- ager 12. MICHAEL EDWIN ATKINS Mike—Pep Club 10; Basketball 9,10,11,12; Football 10,11,12; Key Club 11,12; S.C.A. 9; Baseball 9, Co-Captain. JOHN STUART BARRET JR. John—Tennis 10,12; Pep Club 10; Keg Party Member 9,10,11,12. 44 Seniors The Class Of ’76 DAWN WILSON BECKWITH Dawn—Yearbook 9; Mu Alpha Theta 10; Newspaper 11; Pep Club 11; Softball 11; Perfect Attendance Award 11; S.C.A. 12; Homecoming Princess 12; Class Secretary 12; Big Sister—Little Sister Society 12; Merit of Achievement and Conscien- tiousness in History 9; Merit of Im- provement in Physical Education 9. PAUL SOUTHALL BINNS Paul—Baseball 12; Basketball 9,10, 11,12, CO-Captain 12; Football 11; Pep Club 10; Monogram Club 10,11; Sportsman Club 12; F.O. DONALD RAY BISHOP Donnie—Soccer 9,10,11,12; Wig Party 11; K.E.G. Member 11,12. PATRICIA ANN BLAND Pat—Basketball 9,10,11,12; Hockey 11,12: -fFennis:11,12, MVP 11: S.C.A. 9.101112. (.10..VP) 11, (P). 12: National Honor Society 11,12, (S) 12; Chorus 10,11; Pep Club 9,10, (P) 10; Monogram Club 10; Talent Show 9,10,11, Winner 11; Powderpuff Game 11; Larry Fan Club. PATRICK LITTLETON BURCH Pat—Football 10,11,12; Basketball 10; Soccer 12; Key Club 11,12; Sportsman Club 12; Class Vice-Presi- dent 12;111. JOHN MURRAY CALLOWAY John—Basketball 9,10,11,12; Foot- ball 9,11,12; Baseball 9,10,11. Seniors 45 DONNA LYNN CARREL Donna—Motz—Big Sister—Little Sis- ter Society; S.C.A. Treasurer 12; National Honor Society 11,12; Year- book 12; Basketball 9,10,11,12; Most Improved 10; Gill All Tourna- ment Team 11; Allied Tournament All Star Team 12; Tri-captain 12; Hockey 11,12; Tri-captain 12; Perfect Attendance 10; Gym Assistant 11; Powderpuff Game 11; Tennis 10; Softball 12; Pep Club 9; Larry Fan Club 12; 52. ALICE LEIGH CLAY Alice—Cheerleader 9,10,11,12; Co- Captain 9,12; Pep Club 9,10(S)9; Girl's Softball 10; Riding Team 10; Monogram Club 10,11; Powderpuff Game 11; Talent Show 10,11,12; Scholastic Award 11; Class Secre- tary 11; Chorus 11,12; National Honor Society 12; Middle School Cheering Sponser 12; Homecoming Princess 12; $.C.A. 12. TERESA JEAN COOK Terry—T. Cook—Little Sister-Big Sister Society; Softball Manager 10; $.C.A. 12; Pep Club 9; OFT Club 12. KIMBERLY MAE DAWSON Kim—Kimry—Cheerleading 9,10,11, 12, Captain 9, Co-Captain 12; Soft- ball 10,11,12, Most Improved 11; Homecoming Princess 10,11,12, Queen 12; Chorus 9,11,12; Pep Club 10; Gym Assistant 11,12; Powderpuff Game 11; Monogram Club 11; S.C.A. Chaplain 12; Senior Class Chaplain 12; Yearbook 12; Big Sister-Little Sister Society 12; Talent Show 11,12; Christmas Pageant 12. 46 Seniors Approaches Graduation VICTORIA MARY DERVISHIAN Vickie—Chorus 10,11; Yearbook 10, 11,12; National Honor Society 11,12; Bible Study 9,11; S.C.A. 11; Gillter- national 9; Citizenship Award 9. CHARLES REED DICKINSON Charles—Varsity Football 9,10,11; J.V. Baseball 9,10; J.V. Basketball 9,10; Sportsman Club 10,11,12,(T) 11,(P)12; Monogram Club 9,10; CB Club 12. , EMILY EVANS DILLE Emily—Emry—J.V. Cheerleader 9; Gillternational 9,10; Pep Club 9,10; Chorus 12; National Honor Society 11,12; Senior Class Treasurer 12; Riding Team 10,11,12, Co-Captain 12; Riding Assistant 11,12; Powder- puff Game 11; Big Sister-Little Sis- ter Society 12; Larry Fan Club. WILEY HAYNES EASTER Wiley—111—Football 9,10,11,12, MIP 10, Co-Captain 11; Soccer 9,10, 11,12, MVP 9,11, Co-Captain 10,11, Tri-Captain 12, V.S.L. All State Soc- cer Team 11; Baseball 9; Honor Court 9,10,11, S.C.A. (T) 11,(VP) 12; Jr. Class President; Religious Life Committee 11, Monogram Club 9, Newspaper Photographer 11,12; G.W.C. 10,11,12, (P)12. CAROLINE VALERIE EHRGOTT Caroline—S.C.A. 10,12; Pep Club 9,10,11: Cheerleader 9; Gillterna- tional 9; Talent Show 11,12; Chorus 112: MICHAEL STA CY ELLIS Mike—Key Club 12; Sportsman Club 10,11,12; Monogram Club 9,10,11; Soccer 9,10,11,12; Most Improved 10; Baseball 9,10,11,12, Most Im- proved 9; Jr. Class VP; F.O. Seniors 47 ANNE TAYLOR FRANSICO Ayan—Big Sister-Little Sister Society; Pep Club 10; Newspaper Staff 11,12; Perfect Attendance Award 11; Larry Fan Club 12; S.C.A. Representative 12; Powderpuff Football 11. DAVID PELHAM GEORGE, JR. David—Soccer 9,10,11,12; Tennis 10,11; National Honor Society 11,12; S.C.A. Representative 12; Pep Club 10; Perfect Attendance Award 9,10, 11; Scholastic Award 9; Midlo So- ciety 12. BETH SUSAN GOLDMAN Beth—Varsity Cheerleader’ 10,11; Monogram Club 9,10; Pep Club 9; D.W.C. 9,10; A.F.T. 11,12; Shadow Club 10,11; 1.B.T.C. 9. ZANE ANDREW GREY Zane—Football 9,10,11,12; Base- ball 9,10,11,12; Co-Captain 10; Tri Hi Y 9,10; Key Club 12; S.C.A. Repre- sentative 9,10,11,12; Monogram Club 9,10,11. DEBBY HAAS Debby—Varsity Hockey 10,11,12; Most Improved 12; Softball Manager 11,12; Yearbook 12; Hoofprint 12; Chorus 11; Gillternational Club 9,10; Perfect Attendance Award 9,11; Big Sister-Little Sister Society 12; Na- tional Honor Society 11,12; V.P. of H.H. Inc., ‘| Doubt It Society”. 48 Seniors With Excitement!. But Regrets PENNY DAWN HANCOCK Penny—Soccer Manager 10; Chorus 11; Advanced Gym 11,12; Gym As- sistant 12; “Yes or No”’ Club 12; “‘l Doubt It Society’’ 12; Fearsome Four- some 11; Grusome Twosome 12. HENRY MILLS HARRIS, JR. Hank—S.C.A. 9,10; Chaplain 10; Pep Club President 9; Citizenship Award 9; Tennis 10,11,12; Soccer 9,10,11,12; Football 11; Scholarship Award 10,11; Key Club 11,12, (7.)12; Christmas Pageant 11; National Hon- or Society 11,12; Yearbook 11,12; Junior Marshall 11; Class Presi- dent 12. DAVID MICHAEL HATCH David—Sportsman Club 10,11,12; Soccer 9,10,11,12; Most Improved 11; Baseball 11,12; Chess Club 9. a Motte sets se ste lg RO Za Sree) ere STEPHEN PATRICK JENNINGS Pat—Football 12; Basketball Manager 12; Chess Club 9; Monogram Club 12; Baseball 12; Chorus 12; Latin Club 9. GREGORY SCOTT LONG Greg—Football 11,12, Tri-Captain 12, Honorable Mention All Metro 11, MVP 11; Basketball J.V. 9,10, Varsity 11,12; Baseball 9,10,11,12, MIP 11, Honorable Mention All Metro 11; Pep Club 9,10; Monogram Club 9,10,11,(T)11; Key Club 11,12; Per- fect Attendance 10; Cripple Club 12; Gym assistant 11,12. JOHN EARL LOWMAN John—Soccer 9,10,11,12; Art Club 12; Sportsman Club 12; Chess Club 9,10; CB Club 12. VIVIAN JEAN MAXEY Vivian—Yearbook 12; Newspaper 12; Chorus 11; Library Aide 11; Bible Study Group 9; “‘! Doubt It Society’’ 12; Secretary H.H. Inc. PHILIP LEROY McDANIEL Philip—Soccer 9,10,11,12; Key Club 11,12,(7)11,(P)12; Sportsman Club 10,11,12, (T) 11; Monogram Club 10; Class Treasurer 11; National Honor Society 11,12; It’s Academic Alternate 12; 111. The Sadness That Goes KELLY SUSANNE NANCE Kelly—Chorus 11,12; Gym Assistant 12; Talent Show 11; Big Sister-Little Sister Society 12; Newspaper 12; Softball 12. MARK CRAIG OSBORNE Mark—Soccer 9,10,11,12, MIP 9, MVP 10, V.S.L. AllStar First Team; Tennis 11; Football 9; Baseball 9; Key Club 11,12; Sportsman Club TO 22(Py LOT THOMAS JOHN PIASECKI, JR. Tommy—Football 9,19,11,12, Tri- Captain 12; Basketball 12; Baseball 11,12; Key Club 11,12; Sportsman Club 11,12; Gym Assistant 11; Foot- ball—Back of the Week 11, Honorable Mention to All Metro 11,12, MVP 12. JAMES ALEXANDER PORTER Alex—Pumpkin—Baseball 11; Soccer 9,10,11,12; Chess Club 10; Sports- man Club 10,12; Drink Machine 12. Seniors 51 ALAN PATRICK PREST Alan—Soccer 9,10,11,12, Honorable Mention to All VSL Team 11; Key Club 11, President 12; Honor Court 10; National Society 11,12; Christ- mas Pageant 12; Yearbook 10,11,12, Co-Editor 12; Citizenship 11; Pep Club 9; Sportsman Club 10,11,12; Tennis 10,11,12; It’s Academic Team —Alternate. HELEN ANNE PROCTER Helen—Drama Club 9; Swim Team 9; Band 9; Library Aide 11,12. CURTIS LEE RADT Curtis—Chess Club 10; Gym Assistant Li; K:D). Club 1112-13). Forensic Finalist 12; Chorus 12; C.B. Club 12. 52 Seniors With Leaving LESLIE ANN REMINGTON Leslie —Hockey Team 10,11,12; Gill- ternational 9,10; Talent Show 11; Softball Manager 11,12; Monogram Club 11; Newspaper 12; Big Sister- Little Sister Society 12; ‘| Doubt It Society’’ 12; National Honor Society 11,12; Gym Assista nt 11,12. JANET LYNN RICE Janet—Jyan—Hockey 10,11,12, Co- Captain 11, Tri-Captain 12, ‘‘Honor- able Mention” to Allied Tidewater Hockey Team, 11, MVP 10,11,12; Basketball 9,10,11,12, Co-Captain 10,11, Tri-Captain 12, MVP 11, Gill AllTourney Team 11, Allied All Star Team 12; Softball 9,10,12; Tennis 11; WomenSports Athlete of the Year 1975; National Honor Society 11,12, (P) 12; Monogram Club 9; Pep Club 9,10; S.C.A. 12; Powderpuff Game 11; Newspaper 11,12, Sports Editor 12; Yearbook 11,12, Co-Editor 12; Christmas Pageant 11,12; Gym Assist- ant 11, Citizenship Award 10,11; Perfect Attendance 11; Big Sister- Little Sister Society 12; Larry Fan Club; 52 prime 1 2. Seniors 53 PERRY LEIGH SHOWALTER Pete—Football: Varsity 9,10,11,12; Basketball: J.V. 9,10, Varsity 11,12; Tennis 11,12; Monogram Club 9,10, 11; Pep Club 9,10; Key Club 11,12; Newspaper Sports Editor 11,12; Citizenship Award 10; National Hon- or Society 11,12, (1)12; Christmas _ Pageant 11; Perfect Attendance Award 9,10; Yearbook Staff 12; Talent Show 12; “It’s Academic’’ Finalist 12, Team Captain 12; Baseball: J.V. 9; Cripple Club 12; South Richmond Rotary Club Youth Merit Award 12; Honor Council Nominating Commit- tee 12; CeeBee; F.O. JEFFREY WILLIAM SIMPSON Jeff—Silver Dollar—Baseball 10,11; Monogram Club 10,11; Pep Club 10,11; C.B. Club 12; Keg Party Mem- pen IO liaise. SALLIE ANNETTE SPRAGINS Annette—Pep Club 9; Chorus 9,10, 11; Talent Show 9,11, Second Place 11; Honor Court 11; Softball 12; Ad- vanced Gym 12; Three Musketeers 10, Fearsome Foursome 11, Grusome Twosome 12, Senior ‘Yes or No”’ Club (Charter Member); ‘| Doubt It’ Society 12; Nine Year Veteran of Gill Tech. THOMAS KEITH TUCKER Keith—Soccer 11,12; Pep Club 10. JODY BANE UNDERWOOD Jody—Juty—Football: Varsity 10, 11,12, 110% Award 12, Tri-Captain 12, Honorable Mention All Metro Team 11,12; Basketball: J.V. 10, Varsity 11,12; Baseball: Varsity 10,12; Key Club 11; Cripple Club 12. 54 Seniors Good Friends ANN ANITA VOGELSANG Anita—Varsity Cheerleader 10,11; Monogram Club 9,10; Pep Club 9; D.W.C. 9,11; A.F.T. 11,12; Shadow Club 10,11; 1.B.T.C. Vice-President 9. JOHN DERRELL WESTCOTT John—Football 9,10. NANCY ELAINE WRIGHT Nancy—Good Citizenship Award— Wm. Byrd Chapter of DAR 9; Perfect Attendance Award 9; Scholarship Award 9,10; Senate Page in General Assembly 10; Governor's School for the Gifted 10; Riding Team 9,10,11, 12, Co-Captain 12; Chorus 10,11,12; Bible Study 9,11; Gillternational Club 9; Hoofprint Editor 11,12; ‘‘It’s Aca- demic’’ Finalist 12; Religious Life Committee, 11,12; National Honor Society 11,12; Forensic Contest Finalist 12; NAN 100. CHERYL HOPE YOUNG Cheryl—Chorus 9; Pep Club 9,10, 11; Monogram Club 10,11; Talent Show 11,12; Cheerleader 10,11; Cheerleading Instructor 12; Literary Magazine 10; Big Sister-Little Sister Society; Senior ‘| Doubt it Society’’; H.H. Inc. Chaplain; Senior ‘‘Yes or No Club”’. Seniors 57 58 Underclass Juniors Prove Most Spirited Jerry Andrews Barbara Bass Debbie Bishop Claudette Brown Paige Brown Brad Clouse Joanne Coleman Paula Cox _ Bo Edwards Ricky Edwards Stephanie Elks Ree Ellis Kim Fulwider 60 Juniors Ran Gaines Diane Gayle Carol Gaywood il Gholson is Grey il Grubb = CUR ox ZO Ga Mary Jane Hallet Stephan par) 2 £ © ae AS icks Charles H Kathy Keller Robert Lefkowitz Ronnie Levet Scott November Tom.O'Brien Cathy Pace Debbie Parks Darlene Patton David Pierce Peter Pierson Richard Rezek Steve Rhodes 62 Juniors 9 : Billy Simmons Cabell Singleton Cheryl Smith Susan Stewart Mary Theofanos Woody Thomas se Tommy Thompson Mike Varnier Ann Via Bland Weaver Kathy Wright Kim Young Juniors 63 Sophomores Learn To Work Janice Avery Susan Butterworth Robin Beckwith Chip Belew Barry Bowman Arlene Coleman Mike Creasy 64, Sophomores And Work... Richard Dickinson Jimmy Dix Wendalyn Ewing Belinda George Michelle Gregory Kevin Grey David Gunter Ruth Henderson Sophomores 65 And Work Rodney Holcombe Gail Keeter Michael Kovacs Allen Lindsay Jean Marny David Myers Betsy Miller Manuel Mouris Bobby Piasecki Tommy Prest Beth Shank Earl Shaw 66 Sophomores Willie Shewmake Vikie Southall Lora Taylor Glenn Waters Stacey Waters Betsy Welch Genie Williams Susan Williams Annette Wilson Jan Wilson Sophomores 67 Freshman Invade Upper School... - Gigi Auchmoody Darryl Bates Marie Bentley Vernon Byrd Bobbie Cohen Joe Crouch Carthan Currin Cathleen Davis Jimmy Fant Bill Farmer Kip Grady Susan Grey: 68 Freshmen ith Anticipation Beverly Grubb Sherry Hancock Mary Harris Lisa Harrison Janet Hodges James Howell Lisa Johnson Bill Kelly Joe Ledford Steve Lewis Brooksie McNamara Billy Moorman Freshmen 69 Kris Nance Len Nelsen Elizabeth Nemecek Carolyn Paul Margaret Prest Kathy Reibsamen , Sally Richardson Allen See Frederick Simms Laura Smith Pat Smith Donna Sykes Teresa Theofanos Mary B. Tomlinson $F 53asG ba ee ¢ 70 Freshmen 2 hsensee ca Llindenbtlnia i... Lance Wall Petey —_— k Fern Waters Tom Weeks Patricia Wells Floyd West : Jenny Wheeler Courtenay Williams Danny Willis Dana Wooldridge Cornelia Wi ay Freshman 71 Eighth Graders Cheer On Blue Devils David Barker Robert Bates Mark Bennett Lucie Blanchard Mary Blanchard Susan Bowman Steve Chalkley Cheryl Christie Susan Cobbs Nancy Cohen Charles Coleman Richard Conley Laura Crookless Vicky Delp Betsy Dowdy Nelson Eads Robert Gee Kim Grady Teressa Grubb Tracy Hardy 72 Eighth Grade Robert Hawthorne Barry Hines Chris Johnson Susan Kiluk Cindy Knesal Kristen Landreth Bill Loving Laura Maxey Scott McCutcheon Ronnie Moorman Melanie Pierce Fred Rainey Page Rainey Tim Rhodes Eighth Grade 73 —_ Lynda Ryan Mary Singleton Lisa Spann Barclay Totty Gregory Tunnell Bill Visco Larry Waters Allison Weinstein Jeff Welch Walt White Laurie Woodfin 74 Eighth Grade Craig Anderson Chris Anderson Alan Belew Beth Adams Amy Bowman Rebecca Britt Emmie Butterworth Charles Christie Gene Clay Pam Cobbs Elizabeth Cole Cayce Craddock Charles Davidson Ara e) Oo O Cc £ e ) s Robert Easter Seventh Grade 75 Seventh Graders Laura Fry George Halages Whitney Hargrave Steven Harty Jillana Hicks Sammy Hines Jan Horner Trippy Johnson Clark Lewis Jana Long Lynne Martin Kevin McCormick Pat McDaniel Charles McMullin 76 Seventh Grade Jeff Neblett Kimberly Pinchbeck Frank Pinchbeck Larry Pitts Martha Prest Brett Robinson William Smith William Taylor—Pic not available Mary Ann Vaden Robert Wake Edith Walker Jeff Watts Jebbie Wilkinson Sandra Williams Kevin Wooldridge Robert Wright Seventh Grade 77 Sixth Graders ‘“‘Graduate’’ Kim Ball J.B. Burnett Pat Chaukley Joe Chinault Bradley Currin Gabriel Crouch Kathryn Daniels Amy Dawson Lisa Dawson Scott Eichelbaum Elizabeth Evans Roland Freasier Mike Gordon Paula Graham J.D. Hogge Kim Huffman 78 Sixth Grade To Middle School Marchie Hufnell Darla Iddings Ashley Johnson Vickie Johnson . A —— | | Za aD | we = Tommy Kiluk Melissa Lawrence Beverly Lyell Jeff McBride Blake Miller Renee Nuckols Laura Pegram Irvin Schultz Kim Silcox Alec Singleton Mark Smith Scott Sowder Jerry Spruill Sixth Grade 79 Fifth Graders Lead Lower School Cynthia Anderson David Bandas Kathy Belew Elizabeth Britt Kevin Burger Debbie Burnette Lowell Call Mary Coxon Ellen Dennis Chris Ellis Dove Fielder Lee Ford Christine Gayle Alan George Sherry Gill Randy Hanvey Robin Hart Douglas Hartz Bobbie Hay Jeff Hogg Ann-Mary Johnson Melody Johnson 80 Fifth Grade Susan Lehmann Daniele McCormack Dan McMullin Jackie Miller Allison Parker Susan Patterson Keith Radt ivey je | oo F i “a Hil Richardson Willie Seger Debbie Shelhamer Dramise Sullivan Fred Throckmorton Catherine Trevvett Nancy Tyler Jennifer Vries Beth Walton Brett Watkins Billy Whealton Ruth Wheeler Chris Wittan Spencer Wright Fifth Grade Fourth Graders Look Forward To Years Ahead Robbie Washburn Catherine Bates David Blanchard Kerry Branch Keith Cole Heath Daniels Shari Delp Ryan Dixon David Eichelbaum Jamie Farish Daphne Fielder Darren Gibbs Adrian Glenn Lorrie Grimm Kim Guidt Susan Grigsby Chip Hawthorne David Hoffman 82 Fourth Grade Scott Holloman Kelly Howard Bobby Hufnell Tommy Jenkins Andy Kiluk William Krauss Louis Ledford Kim Leighton Alice McDaniel Donna Marders Robby Mason Ep ee = Bruce Pierce Lisa Pinchbeck Sam Proctor Robin Roark Angela Saunders Kaky Spruill Janet Trevvett Carol Tysor Buddy Walker Brian Anderson Mark Weaver FourthGrade 83 Kevin Anderson Michelle Arnold Scott Bailey Greta Bollinger Ricky Bodsford Roberta Brinkley Harold Butler Cynthia Chaukley Jan Copley Doug Corkran Chris Currin Beth Dawson Terri Elks Chris Farmer Jennifer Ford Sheila Grubb Mary Helen Halages Heather Hargrave Lauren Hargrave Ricky Harvey Carole Hawthorne Tommy Hicks Faith Hines Jeffrey Hogue Jessie Lovings Charlotte Muse Stephanie Miller Loty Perez-Montt David Patterson Rebecca Purvis Third Graders Take On New Responsibilities Scott Ragland Jennifer Rickard Alan Rolfe Elizabeth Segar Beth Sternheimer Kay Talbott Martha Vaden Theresa Vries Billy Watts Debbie Wood Crystal Wright Tracy Wycoff Third Grade 85 Aran Murthy Mike Neblett Eric Perisho Kim Pierce Scott Rodrigues Jennifer Saunders Dan Shelhamer Ann Southers Shelly Stone Jim Swingle Charles Tysor Beth Visco Lisa Walton David Washburn Kristin Watkins Doug Welch Kimberly Whelan Neil Williams Tammy Wrenn Kimberly Wright 86 Second Grade ee ee Second Graders Like Work But Love Recess! Melanie Jo Arnold Gerald Bates Tony Bell Scott Burchett Stacy Conner Margaret Coxon Joy Dameron Rose Downs Christina Forsythe Mike Garbett Todd Guidt Sarah Hawthorne Wendy Henderson Chris Henkle Ronda Kimberlin Sue Lane Andy Lloyd: Melanie Mason Melissa Mason Kim Mawyer Claire Mayes William McClure Yvonne Meador Tonya Mitchell SecondGrade 87 First Graders Meet Challenge Donald Armstrong Jocelyn Bandas Cameron Beazley Denise Biggs Tracy Billups Michael Boyd Chris Burger Leigh Ann Carrel Michael Cole Lee Corkran Alan Currin Jay Dameron Elizabeth Davis Diane DeBerry Allen Dixon Vishal Dodia Wendi Dudley Robby Dunn, Jr. Eric Etherington Patrick Gregory Sagar Gupta Tim Hamlet Leigh Hester Lynne Hester John Holly Heather Keel 88 First Grade Sharon Lesh Kenny Mason David McDaniel Katie Moore Robert Morris Tracy Nowell Kim Rogers Richard Smith Kim Story Tracey Thomas Amy Tremer Troy Triplett Anne Harper West Holli Weymouth Chris Williams Cindy Woodfin First Grade 89 Kindergarten Begins The Long Road Michael Arnold Mary-Elizabeth Carter Shan Cassel Ross Cole Thomas Comerford ‘ WE. | Rb Leah Eichelbaum Trudi Flynn Star Foster Christopher Goodman Kim Gromel Pete Hatcher Will Herring Tammy Hicks Charles Hughs Matthew Johnson 90 Kindergarten Chuck Kimberlin Robin Kitt Heather Lindsey Vera Rose Martin Heath Mitchell Teddy Moring Mark Pinchbeck Cole Price Robbie Poore Stephanie Sheperd Michelle Smetena Anita Southers Glenn Stone Missy Strong Kathleen Summers Peter Thompson Robbie Watkins Jack Wheeler David Williams Trey Wright Kindergarten 91 4 . 4 ‘ ee eeaeeces erateess Saresersse : geaetes ‘e208 toe see Sf. CQ me ee el 94 Gill Football 1975 1st Row: Jody Underwood, Pat Jennings, Greg Long, Wiley Easter, Tommy Piasecki, Mike Atkins. 2nd Row: Coach Barney Lee, Zane Grey, Pete Showalter, Pat Burch, John Calloway, Ricky Edwards, Coach Eddie Goss. 3rd Row: Steve Lewis, Bobby Piasecki, Joe Crouch, Manuel Mouris, Len Nelson, Neil Gholson. 4th Row: David Myers, Willy Shewmake, Chris Grey, Lance Wall, Bill Kelly, Coach Mike Carroll. 5th Row: Mike Varnier, manager; Kevin Grey, Coach Bill Pegram, Tommy O’Brien; Glenn Waters, manager. 1st Row: Coach Eddie Goss, Alex Singleton, Tommy Kiluk, Billy Taylor, Mike Gordon, Blake Miller, Coach Billy Pegram. 2nd Row: John Cook, Robert Easter,Frand Pinchbeck, George Halages, Clark Lewis, Cayce Craddock. 3rd Row: Larry Waters, manager, Robby Gee, Robert Hawthorne, Chris Johnson, Greg Tunnell. 4th Row: Fred Rainey, Steve Chalkly, Charles Coleman, Nelson Eads, David Barker, Barclay Totty. 96 Athletics The 1975 Blue Devils varsity football team wound up their season with an impressive 7-3 record. After an initial four game winning streak, Senior quarterback and captain Greg Long broke his leg, and crippled the previously unstoppable offense. However, Tommy Piasecki took over the QB duties through the remainder of the season. In the Fall Sports banquet Tommy Piasecki was named MVP. Jody Underwood was selected to recieve the 110% award and Manuel Mauris the Most Improved Play Award. Golly Bob! Athletics 97 OR A] oy Front: Wiley Easter, Ricky Edwards. Back: Jody Underwood, Pat Burch, Greg Long, Tommy Pia- secki, Chris Grey. Blue Devils Go Undefeated In Commonwealth Conference Quarterback Greg L ong hands off to fullback Rick Edwards. 98 Athletics Young Line Is Key To Success Front: Manuel Mouris, Pat Jennings, Steve Lewis, Willy Snhewmake. Back: Zane Grey, David Meyers, Bill Kelly, Pete Showal- ter, Len Nelson, Joe Crouch. i Seniors Of ’76 Kneeling: Mike Atkins, John Calloway, Pete Showalter, Pat Jen- nings, Zane Grey. Standing: Jody Under- wood, Wiley Easter, Greg Long. Tommy Piasecki, Pat Burch. Athletics 99 Field Hockey Varsity A Kneeling: Kathy Wright. Standing: Coach Susan Rosen, Susan Butterworth, Dana Wooldridge, Ann Via, Lora Taylor, Kathy Keller, Manager, Stephanie Hamlett. Hanging: Sally Richardson, Donna Carrel, Janet Rice, Pat Bland, Debby Haas. 100 Athletics eae at Nes Sitting: Coach Susan Rosen, Manager, Stephanie Hamlett. Standing: Bobbie Cohen, Sherry Hancock, Margaret Prest, Leslie Remington, Marie Bentley, Carolyn Paul, Kathy Reibsamen, Jan Wilson, Mary Harris, Susan Kiluk, Cath leen Davis. Not Pictured: Jean Marny, Susan Grey. Athletics 101 Oh, c'mon refs. 102 Athletics retin Se hk ae 4 Pe 2 ee ial ow ee ee Athletics 103 Girl's Varsity Basketball Kneeling: Tri-Captains: Donna Carrel, Pat Bland, Janet Rice. Standing, Left To Right: Jean Marny, manager; Kathy Wright, Diane Gayle, Lora Taylor, Coach Susan Rosen, Susan Butterworth, Mary Theofanus, Kathy Keller, Mary Harris. During the 1975 season, the girl’s basketball team posted a 12-5 record, including tournament p lay. Under the leadership of Miss Linda Sheppe, the team held the number 1 position in the Prep League along with Collegiate. During the season, the girls averaged 44.2 points per game while their opponents aver- aged 36.7 points. The leading scorer on the team was Janet Rice and Donna Carrel was the leading rebounder. In the Gill Invitational Tournament, Gill defeated Marymount and then pulled out a victory over Collegiate in double overtime. Janet Rice and Donna Carrel were chosen for the All-Tourney team. At the Winter Sports Banquet, Janet Rice was named MVP and Becky Bass was chosen MIP. This year’s coach is Susan Rosen. The team is looking forward to another successful season with Loree returning, starting players. Senior Tri-captains at their best. 104 Athletics Girl’s J.V. Basketball Kneeling: Chery! Christie, Bobbie Cohen, Jan Wilson. Standing: Jean Marny, Mary Harris, managers; Tracy Hardy, Carolyn Paul, Captain; Brooksie McNamara, Coach Susan Rosen. Athletics 105 Girl’s Team Wins, Wins, Wins...... Jyan tries for score Hershey up for two Gill makes their move 106 Athletics Boy’s Varsity Basketball amine un AUST Kneeling: David Armistead, manager; Coach Eddie Goss; Mike Varnier, manager. Standing: Left To Right: Greg Long, Jody Underwood, Pete Showalter, Joe Crouch, Paul Binns, John Calloway, Tommy Piasecki, Ricky Edwards, Niel Gholson, Mike Atkins. Seniors: Left To Right: Pete Showalter, Greg Long, Paul Binns, Jody Underwood, John Calloway, Tommy Piasecki, Mike Atkins. Athletics 107 Middle School Basketball Aisddddbddd hid 29 —_— - wa 4 ™ y : aa -. SZ ie bia Front: Mark Bennett, Scott McCutcheon, Tim Rhodes, Richard Conley. Back: David Barker, Steve Chalkley Barclay Totty, Nelson Eads, Larry Waters. Lower School Basketball Front: Jebbie Wilkinson, Trippy Johnson, Robert Easter, Chuck Christie. Middle: Gabriel Crouch, Mike Gordon, Jeff Burnett, J.D. Hogge, Bradley Currin. Back: Billy Taylor, Cayce Craddock, Charles Davidson, Gene Clay, Bruce Smith, Bobby Wake, Kevin Woolridge. 108 Athletics Junior Varsity Basketball Seated: Front Row: Fred Sims, Tom Weeks, Rodney Holcomb, ‘‘Buddha’’ Mouris, Charles Coleman. Back Row: Barry Bowman, Bobby Piasecki, Len Nelson, Glenn Waters, Bill Kelly, Larry Waters, manager. Athletics 109 110 Athletics Athletics 111 Varsity Soccer Looking Ahead —) “Beguaasa stales isengsatids cpg . ‘4 perry a “ Left To Right: Kneeling: Tommy O'Brien, Jeff Welch, Henry Harris, Alex Porter, Tri-Captains, Mark Osborne, Wiley Easter, Mike Ellis; John Lowman, Billy Visco, Barry Hines. Standing: Coach Herb Roberts, Alan Prest, David Hatch, David George, Bland Weaver, Donnie Bishop, Pat Burch, Philip McDaniel, Richard Dickinson, Keith Tucker, Tom Prest; Managers, Richard Rezek, Tommy Thonipson. 112 Athletics BP AL LS ) 7 ee ge � Pad ; Although the soccer team is talented the players are overconfident after going 9-2-2 in summer league competition. With a 1-2-2 record at present the team must work their hardest and play their best to have a chance to play in the post season tournament. Under the leadership of Coach Herb Roberts the team is preparing hard and anxiously waiting for the remainder of the season. Athletics 113 Jan. 114 Athletics =eb. Middlesex West Point Lee Davis Armstrong 1 2 1 2 Hampton Rhoads Tidewater Broadwater Varina Benedictine Kecoughton John Marshall Trinity Girl’s Softball— 1975 First Row: Melanie Mooberry, Martha Butterworth. Second Row: Sherry Hancock (manager), Kathy Hallett, Susan Butter- worth, Jan Wilson, Sally Richardson, Leigh Magnusdal, Moo Hallett, Debby Haas (manager). Third Row: Leslie Remington (manager), Kathy Reibsamen, Ann Via, Kim Dawson, Beth Shank, Susan Wilmoth, Katey Hall, Dawn Beckwith, Coach Doris Pendergraft. Girls Softball Gill 16 8 Marymount 52 4 Richmond Christian 16 8 St. Catherine's 14 20 St. Gertrude’s is 6 Trinity 7 23 Prince Edwards 23 Gibbons 19 6 Gibbons 29 9 Marymount 30 4 Trinity 17 7, Richmond Christian 9 7 Huguenot Athletics 115 Varsity Baseball rirst Row: Greg Long, Jim Moncure, John Mason, Chris Grey, Randy November, Tommy Thompson (mana- ger). Second Row: Tommy Piasecki, Marshall Folkes, Zane Grey, Tim Cecil, Rob Dawson. Third Row: Coach John Phillips, Chris Bates, Mike Ellis. 116 Atheletics J.V. Baseball First Row: Scott November, Neil Gholson, David Myers, David Hatch, P.K. Mergler. Second Row: Alex Portor, Kevin Grey, Jimmy Dix, Jerry Andrews, Stacy Waters. Third Row: Herb Roberts (Coach), Bland Weaver, Andy Mergler, Earl Shaw. Tennis Team—1975 Left To Right: First Row: Leah-Beth Thomas, Mary Theofanus, Pat Bland, Henry Harris, Janet Rice, Willy Shewmake, Alan Prest, Tommy St. Clair. Second Row: Allyson Fisher, Carol Gaywood, John Armistead, Mr. Franklin (STUMP), Jeff Shields, Mark Osborne, David George, Ree Ellis, Pete Showalter, Stephanie Elks, Diane Michaels. Athletics 117 Riding Team First Row: Kris Nance, Belinda George, Sherry Hancock, Bobbie Cohen. Second Row: Elizabeth Nemecek, Kim Ful- wilder, Nancy Wright, Dana Wooldridge. 118 Atheletics Athletics 119 Varsity Cheerleaders Alice Clay, co-captain Kim Dawson, co-captain Kim Young 120 Athletics Cathy Pace Barbara Bass Susan Williams, mascot Debbie Bishop 121 Athletics J.V. Cheerleaders Left To Right: Jenny Wheeler, Lisa Harrison, Beth Shank, Betsy Miller, Arlene Coleman, Cornelia Wray, Michelle Gregory. Pee Wee Cheerleaders ¥ ie Raa Re SARS ERR a an ee Be | seein, De ie ee Left To Right: First Row: Linda Ryan, Edie Walker, Rene Cole, Kim Pinchbeck, Jana Long, Lisa Spann, Paula Graham. Second Row: Lynn Martin, Kim Hoffman, Laurie Woodfin. 122 Athletics Acrylic—Pat Bland Pencil Drawing—Caroline Ehrgott Pen and Ink—Vivian Maxey Pencil Drawing—Donnie Bishop Acrylic—Jean Marny Tempera Design—Moo Hallett Oil— Vivian Maxey Acrylic—Jean Marny Junk Sculpture—John Lowman 126 Art Art Another Day Ends... 128 Closing WORLD EVENTS 11 20 75 NEW YORK CITY’S FISCAL CRISIS — New York City Mayor Abra- ham Beame, left, and New York Governor Hugh Carey are shown after returning from Washington where President Ford said he would not give federal aid to New York City until he sees what the state can do for itself. 11 2 75 LEBANON — Leftist Moslem fighters fire their heavy machine-gun at rightist Christian Phalange militiamen during heavy street fighting in Beirut, Lebanon. 11 4 75 FORD ANNOUNCES POST CHANGES — Ford announced an over- haul of his Pentagon, Central Intelligence Agency and National Security Agency leadership. 4 15 75 TAIPEI — At Sun Yat Sen Me- morial Hall in Taipei, U.S. Vice President Nelson Rockefeller bows in front of cas- ket of late President Chiang Kai Shek. 10. 11. 8 27 75 HAILE SELASSIE — Haile S lassie, deposed as Emperor of Ethiopia 1974 died at 83. He is shown (above with President Johnson and (below) wit! Prime Minister Winston Churchill. 10 16 75 REDS WIN SERIES — Cinci nati’s Johnny Bench raises his hands greet Tony Perez after the Cuban hit F second homerun of the game durii World Series action. Cincinnati clinche Series October 22. 1 12 75 MILLER WINS OPEN — Defen ing Champion Johnny Miller urges in fir putt for 14 stroke victory in the Phoer Open. But Jack Nicholas was still the t money winner in 1975. 5 3 75 WINS 101st DERBY — Fooli Pleasure (4) with Jacinto Vasquez tu crosses finish line to win 101st Kentucl Derby at Churchill Downs. Avatar ( finished second. 4 30 75 SAIGON — Photo shows the lz Viet evacuees to leave by boat from S: gon waterfront as PRG troops close i 10 23 75 HEADED FOR DESEF MARCH — A crowd of Moroccan civ ians in Marrakech moves toward truc that will take them to the border. peaceful march into the Spanish Saha by 350,000 unarmed Moroccans planned. 3 28 75 SAUDIS VIEW FAISAL GRAVE — Only a low mound of sand ai a few rocks mark the final resting place the man who was the richest ruler in t world. Faisal was assassinated March by a nephew. 5 13 75 CENTER OF ACTION — Ri MacLish (19) of Philadelphia Flyers surrounded after he scored during t Stanley Cup playoffs with the New Yc Islanders. Philadelphia went on to cé ture the prized Stanley Cup by beati the Boston Bruins for the NHL Cha pionship. : s”” F: Spe VECEr } 233-7139 = So ee WW 65 Y) wi — Qa xX STANLEY C REFERENCE ONLY