Graham High School - Graham Yearbook (Bluefield, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 206 of the 1985 volume:

OY TRATES Opening People Faculty and Staff Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshmen Organizations Rey oY 0) a a) Academics Advertisements Closing Index Tazewell County Public Library Bluefield Branch i¢7] he 3S oO bn =, ) bo B= S S op) nN 1 — Rhonda McCurry and James Hampton decorate with multi-colored balloons. 2 — Gordon Clay, Lisa Cooley, and Chris Sudderth position a wall mural. 3 — Chip Warburton decorates one of the basketball goals. 4 — Jeff Arnold constructs part of the elaborate scenery. 5 — Laura Malone and Lang Hurley pause for a moment to smile at the camera. 6 — Kelvin Matney, Kelli Ferguson, Davy Bourne, and friends sit one out. 7 — Mike Franklin, Brenda Oakes, David Trigg, Robert Phillips, and Michael Bratton enjoy the festivities. y= o icieenin sameness ae | “4 t «ee = : °84Prom 3 An Event is Wom avcreelcyentoreys 1 — Chris Tickle and Marcella McCann take a break from the ac- tion. 2— Ray Riffe and April Christian pose for the camera while enjoying a glass of punch. 3 — Chris Decamp, Charlie Bowman, Catherine Sowers, Kermit Johnson, David Bowman, Susan Garrison and Page Hutchinson discuss the prom. 4 °84Prom 1 — Charlene Williamson and Felicia Mat- thews paint a colorful mural. 2 — Amy Rutherford, Jeff Birkholz, Suzanne Meador and Scott Jones dance the night away. 3 — Karen Waller and Kevin Riley dance to the beat of Top Flite. 4 — Diana Puckett is caught dancing with Coach Williams. 5 — Leah DeAngelis and Melissa Blizzard work diligently to finish a mural. ’°84 Prom 5 AND FROM GRAHAM ARE: 1 — Page Hutchinson attended the Governor’s School for the Gifted. 2 — Being inducted into the National Honor Society are: Kyle Ruble, Gordon Clay, Debbie Dotson, Jill Gillenwater, Laura Malone, Pat Baldwin, Susan Mikovch. 3 — Winners of the Golf District Championship for the first time ever include: Steve French, Mike Miller, Chris DeCamp, David Stansfield, Jay Hankla, Rob Johnston. 4 — Charlene Williamson, Joey Plott, Chris Sudderth, Pat Baldwin, and Susan Mikoveh are sworn into the NHS. 5 — Our Band’s reaction when the announcement was made that they received Ist Place. 6 — Mr. Jones accepts his award for 30 years participation in the Bristol Band Festival. 7 — James Hampton was chosen to be in the State Honor’s Choir. 8 — Gordon Clay and Lisa Griffith were nominated for McDonald’s All-American High School Band. 9 — Charlene Williamson, Jeff Atwell, James Hampton, and Cherie Mitchell were nominated for Boys’ and Girls’ State. 10 — The Graham High School Band received all 1’s at Bristol. 6 Honors REMEMBERING OUR “G-DAYS” 1 — Ron Pennington, Tim Neel, Chris DeCamp, and David Stansfield show their togetherness in the Mock Election. 2 — Laura Malone, Jan Hill, Brenda Fox, and Garland Auton eat away their frustrations of Annual Staff with pizza. 3 — Our G-Men practice after school to create a victorious team. 4 — Susan O’Neal, Catherine Sowers, and Michael Jessee show off their new band uniforms. 5 — Ralph Allison, Susan Carroll, and Diane Howard wait in line to pay the cashier, Phyllis Brown for their lunches. 6 — Becky Tabor, Charlene Williamson, Bonnie Buchanan, Cherie Mitchell, and Venisha Hicks take time out during lunch to have a “rap session”. 7 — Need your grass cut? Call Coach Carlock at Graham High School. 8 — Joey Cundiff, Danny Rusyniak, Chris Byrd, Danny Adkins, and Rusty Bradshaw are used as tables as Kelly Matney and Tracy Miller cheer after they finished their meal. Student Life 7 or 7 oe THE 1984 HOMECOMING QUEEN: KELLI HAUN 1 — Susan Garrison, Debbie Dotson, Rhonda McCurry, Page Hutchinson, Christy Lazenby, and Kelli Haun were nominated by the Senior Class for Homecoming Queen. 2 — Here, escorts Hudson Huffard, Gordon Clay, Steve Buchanan, James Hampton, Robbie Harris, and Kyle Ruble are shown. 3 — The moment Kelli will never forget! 4 — Tear-covered Kelli walks up the sidelines after being crowned. 5 — Kelli is shown here with her escort, James Hampton. 6 — Amanda Harman, 1983 Homecoming Queen, places the crown on Kelli. 10 Homecoming : sine Sees thee ee ete 4 ra t HOMECOMING WEEK 1 — The picture-happy Atom Staff includes Mike Franklin, Mike Brat- ton, Mrs. Welcker, and Chuck Bargo. 2 — The rowdy Sophomore Class shows their school spirit. 3 — Donna Burchette, Cyndi Brooks, and Tonya Hart decorate the gym during Spirit Week. 4 — Jill Byrd, Margie Giampocaro, and Kelly Matney pose by their G-Men Mannequins. 5 — The cheerleaders show their prettiest smiles. 6 — The Graham High Band is led by the Drum Majorette and the Majorettes; shown are Jill Daniel and Feature Twirler Kim Summers. Homecoming 11 SUCCESSFUL PRACTICES i — Football isn’t just a fall sport, here the football players have spring practice. 2 — Standing in front of the sign are ma- jorettes Jill Gillenwater, Rhonda McCurry, Amie Bowl- ing, Kim Summers, Christy Lazenby, Renee McCurry, and Jeannie Reed. 3 — Linda Skidmore, Kelli Ferguson, Diann Pennington, Robin Mitchem, Melanie Greer, and Suzanne Hager show the thrill of victory. 4 — The cheerleaders cheer our team to a victory. 5 — Jani Tabor, Christi Flynn, Dee Dee Lawson, Teri Graham, Cheryl Mikovech, and Jill Byrd do their death-dariny stunts. 6 — Here the football team goes for another touchdown. 7 — Coach Austin and the Girls’ Basketball Team plan their next strategy. 8 — The Band welcomes the football players at every game. 14 Athletics | B¥-(e and omeye) aleye)| : 1 — While waiting for a ride home, Phillip Wang and Mrs. Virginia Farrar admire the beauty of an autumn day. 2 — April Christian, Jill Byrd, Trish Long, Rhonda Smith and Amy Blankenship pose after a fall field practice. 3 — Zane Christian shows of the latest break-dancing techniques. 4 — April Haynes, Sherri McGlothlin, Kristi Pochick, and Laura Plott discuss the latest heart-throbs in April’s locker. 16 Autumn Days 17 ADMINISTRATORS AND OFFICE STAFF 1 — Mr. Stone finishes making morning announcements. 2 — Mrs. Nash types the financial reports. 3 — Mrs. Brown enjoys a rare moment of relaxation. 4 — Stephanie Kitts copies a few let- ters. 5 — Office Staff are as follows: Keith Thompson, Kyle Ru- ble, Angie Rice, and Beverly Oakes. 6 — Mr. Meadows prepares to start the day. 7 — Mr. Stone consults with a parent. 8 — Mr. Carlock signs a schedule change. 9 — Mr. Meadows signs excuses for Cherie Mitchell and Cassandra Craig. 10 — Mrs. Viers is found at the copier in her office. 1984-85 18 Administration 1984-85 GRAHAM [Pes - ku Administration 19 TEACHERS PREPARE US FOR THE FUTURE U7 SERPFEEC CMaeonens NY ab Bt! BOBAYERS | , ALICE BARNETT Computer Science, Physics, Home Economics, Biology Geometry Newsweek SARA BELCHER Business Computer Applications, Office poppe BOWMAN JUDY BUDNER Technology. Typing Word Processi ene e Spanish [11 TE Ly echnology, Typing, Word Processing, Gponsor Bela Club te Sponsors FBLA ' g FRANCES BUNDY Gite ee MARTY CHAFFINS World Geography, World History Snonacre Pep Chin Choir Right: ELISE COOPER Biology, Science 9 Far Right: JANE EADES Biology I, I 20 Faculty ae ’ Se). { if AY ? iitif a, bee | Axi VIRGINIA FARRAR DEBORAH FRYE BOB GILLENWATER American History Art I, I, lI, IV Marketing I, II, III Sponsors Distributive Education ) % a 4 y ROSE ANN GODDARD DEBORAH HARRY Be RAE ae Physical Education 10, Typing Geometry, Algebra II nglish 9, Physical Education 9, Sponsors The Graham jbneioS BOB HEDRICK DEBRA HELTON TOM HELTON Algebra I, Math, Consumer Math, p : Mathacicsl Deavane Diver Education Computer Science, General Math, English 10, Sponsors The 6; Algebra I, Sponsors Junior Civitans Graham, Softball Coach Sponsors Driver’s Safety Club Far Left: CAROLE HUTCHINSON American Civilization, English 9 and 11, Sponsors Student Cooperative Association Left: BETTY IRESON Applied Physical Science, Chemistry, Government, Sponsors National Honor Society Faculty 21 g WRG, a 4 EMILLIE JONES JIM JONES Spanish I Band, Golf Coach Pe ALLITERATION S : pee cere Ze SS a P bia ” oo a é Soe : Attentive as usual, Mr. Rohrer listens to Mr. Stone ELEANOR KENSINGER American Civilization, English, duviinein aersics Eanes oe Sponsors Bible Club 8 : nglis , 12, Speech-Drama PS eee. api CHE SAik Mrs. Hutchinson scrutinizes another homework Bee Ae ANITA ORLOSKE-McGRAW 3 Accounting, Office Technology, : é assignment. Tvpi Special Education yping Right: 3 CHARLES PHELPS Physical Education, World Geography, American History, Driver’s Education, Head Basketball Coach Far Right: WILLIAM T. PRICE Agricultural Science, Natural Resources III and IV, Sponsors FFA and KVG om I a | bay 22 Faculty oa 5 samme eT +4 4 ui § 5 i8 TOM ROHRER BOB RUSSELL General Business, Typing, Advanced Math, Calculus, Algebra ELEANOR SMITH Accounting I Sponsors FTA Basic Composition, French I, II wv” ; 4 , HESTER JO WELCKER GARY WILLIAMS Liege hanes English 10, 11, Journalism, Physical Education, Football and ear Sponsors Atom Staff Basketball Coach 1— Mrs. Helton enjoys the company of handsome men at graduation. 2— Mr. Rohrer and David Trigg show Mr. Kinser one of the latest dance steps. 3. — Faculty members develop word processing skills in Mrs. Belcher’s night class. 4 — Yet another cafeteria line! Faculty 23 CUSTODIANS AND CAFETERIA STAFF 1 — Charlie Salyers prepares to open the office door for daily business. 2 — Donald Brooks sweeps an empty hall after school hours. 3 — Newlyweds Kim and Gary Short pause from their busy routine for a pic- ture. 4 — Carol Jackson takes a few buns from the box for the hamburgers. 5 — Bess Simpson and Bet- ty Buckles stir the batter for the rolls. 6 — JoeAnn Tolbert and Billie Quick take the time to have their picture taken. 7 — Cafeteria Manager Polly Lampert carefully checks over the inventory. 8 — Virgie Roberts and JoeAnn Tolbert prepare to hand out trays to the students. 24 Custodians Cafeteria Staff 25 LOOKS LIKE WE MADE ee At long last, the Class of ’85 takes place as seniors for the first time. oN WON Danny Aken Barry Bandy ee or) ‘ deff . pj. Melissa Grad Davy Mourne Kase iourne 26 Seniors _Kitts an Ju le Coe Doug aoe hye Cooley Ronald {packet hisa Datidion Seniors 27 tess. Ps : Glenna Dudley Mike Ed aden ee 4 Henry Deke ne A ian Cu rison VM Gill usar arriso nwate 1 1 7 Jill Gillenwater Staff member Brenda Fox organizes seniors on senior pic- 28 Seniors ture day. Paro), Gillespie LaJuene Goins Dennis Goo man = James Hampton ry ness 1 eniahas Beha dan Hill Ray ander Mike Cece, Wianin Howery Seniors 29 9 Ste: z [a ti Lareion , ) 2A hot: ) ; ) Ly tsa awson ‘ hei sty sPzan by eS An gie eedy = K aren owe 30 Seniors Candidate Susan Garrison smiles as she rides through the Homecoming Parade. ities fa: = : en Ma nior Wartin Blinds Nahin BKihin Matney Rhona WI. Curry ‘Su san Wiskovr h Charee White hell Sieve id Pre e Seniors 31 Sieve Nolley Scandi (Dike: Kelly Kes Rodney Riffe we A ieam Ross Kyle Fab Troy PS eee Junior ees 32 Seniors Wa ph is Syonie 35 Jeremy Slaughter Martin Seat! y ED hen ESL id more Ji rmon 44 Chrissy Spurgeon ee Becky Jahoe Kath Thompson Ghits Dpaae Mioada Tignor Seniors 33 dP arner Whods ag : 34 Seniors Bobby VE i lips iim Phillip Wang Sonne Werbman NOT PICTURED: STEPHANIE BLAYLOCK CHERYL JOHNSTON CARL LAWSON BRIAN MITZEL GEORGE STOUT Chip WUareur ton 3 i Glerlene WATE ainson Kevin Yost bs at Glenda Grubb, Tonya Fogg, and Bonnie Buchanar add their collections to the the Class of ’85’s stack. The “Buck’’ Stops Here... Senior Class Officers Steve Buchanan — President Susan Garrison — Vice-President Debbie Dotson — Secretary Page Hutchinson — Treasurer Senior Class Sponsors Mrs. Frances Bundy Mrs. Bobbie Bowman Mr. Bob Gillenwater Mr. Tom Helton Mrs. Deborah Frye Senior Class Motto “May the dreams you dream be the future you find.” “FAVORITE MOVIES Purple Rain e Karate Kid — Ghostbusters Risky Business — FAVORITE MALE VOCALISTS — Lionel Ritchie _ Rick Springfield FAVORITE FEMALE VOCALISTS Sheena Easton Tina Turner Pat Benatar FAVORITE VIDEOS _ Hot for Teacher — Van Halen Torture — The Jacksons Jump — Van Halen FAVORITE HANGOUTS | City Park | er | Mercer Mall ‘eo 0 “SENIORISURVEY FAVORITE MUSICAL GROUP Van.Halen — _ Huey 7 and the News A YY | Alabama | @rince} j FAVORITE RADIO STATIONS K-92 (Roanoke) - . J-104 (Bluefield) FAVORITE RESTAURANTS China Inn Pizza Hut Wendy’s FAVORITE SONGS Hard Habit to Break — Chicago Let’s Go Crazy — Prince Purple Rain — Prince FAVORITE CARS Porsche Mustang Corvette Seniors 35 Danny Akers Tim Amos Jeff Arnold Jeff Atwell Monica Bailey Pat Baldwin Barry Bandy Chuck Bargo Bobby Billips Jeff Blake Stephanie Blaylock Melissa Blizzard Davy Bourne Rosa Bourne Michelle Bovenizer Michael Bratton Placing orders for Senior Portraits are Melissa Blizzard, Glenna Dudley, Monica Bailey, Cherie Mitchell, Steve Buchanan and Pat Baldwin. 36 Seniors m Seniors a Stick Together Seniors Angie Leedy, Karen Call and Linda Burnette always have time for a laugh at the end of a long school day. Stephanie Broyles Kitts Bonnie Buchanan Renee Buchanan Steve Buchanan Linda Burnette Chris Byrd Karen Call Madhu Chopra Gordon Clay Julie Coe Doug Cook Lisa Cooley Ronald Crockett Lisa Davidson Leah DeAngelis Raul Despian Seniors 37 Russell Devor Debbie Dotson Glenna Dudley Joe Epperson Tracy Estep Mike Fender Tammy Fields Tonya Fogg Henry Fortune Mike Franklin Susan Garrison Jill Gillenwater Harold Gillespie LaJuene Goins Dennis Goodman Lisa Griffith Glenda Grubb James Hampton Charles Harman Robbie Harris Our lovely Homecoming Candidates pause from the excitement of the Homecoming Game to smile for the camera. 38 Seniors Kelli Haun Glenn Hawks Beverly Hayton Venisha Hicks Jan Hill Ray Hoover Mike Howard Marvin Howery Hudson Huffard William Hurt Leslie Hutchinson Page Hutchinson Susan Hypes Kenneth Isaacs Billy Jeffers Regina Jeffery Darrell Johnson John Johnson Seniors 39 Cheryl Johnston Ron Koen Mark Large Lisa Lawson Christy Lazenby Angie Leedy Karen Lowe Pug Mabe Laura Malone Junior Martin Linda Martin Kelvin Matney Felicia Matthews Sabrina Mazol Sharlene McCoy Rhonda McCurry 1 — Charles Skidmore, Davy Bourne, and Kelvin Matney “chat” with Mr. Stone. 2 — The Class of ’85 prepares for Senior Pep Assembly. 40 Seniors | Preparing for the Future Annual Staff Editors Laura Malone and Jan Hill anxiously await the UPS truck, hoping for pictures. Susan Mikovch Cherie Mitchell Brian Mitzel Steve Neece Steve Nolley Brenda Oakes Stanley Patton Keith Pauley Denis Pennington Jeff Perdue Randy Rasnake Jeannie Reed Angie Rice Rodney Riffe Kelly Rose Lora Rose Seniors 41 School Days Mike Bratton and Mike Franklin discuss Susan Ross Kyle Ruble Troy Shawver Junior Sheets Beth Shelton Sara Shortt Wanda Simons Charles Skidmore Debra Skidmore Harmon Jeremy Slaughter Jeremy Slaughter Martin Smith Catherine Sowers Chrissy Spurgeon Chris Sudderth Kim Summers Rhonda Summers 42 Seniors current events during lunch. Becky Tabor Keith Thompson Chris Tickle Rhonda Tignor Lena Turner Woods Phillip Wang Chip Warburton Amy Warren Acquanetta Williams John Williams Charlene Williamson Joel Windle Jerry Wolford Donna Workman Kevin Yost Jeff Yule 1 — Page Hutchinson and Debbie Dotson smash away at the hood of the car at the John Battle Car Smash. 2 — Melissa Blizzard and Raul Despian share a friendly hug during Art class. NOT PICTURED: CARL LAWSON GEORGE STOUT eS a ee a 5 9 ee ea Seniors 43 Shoe Directory 1985 HELEN RENEE BUCHANAN — Future Business DANNY AKERS — GHS 1-4. TIM AMOS — GHS 1-4. JEFFREY WOODROW ARNOLD — Future Farmers of America 1; Prom Committee; Junior Class Play Committee. JEFFREY ANDREW ATWELL — Baseball 2-4; Na- tional Honor Society 2-4; President 4; Student Cooperative Association 3, 4; National Beta Club 3, 4; Future Teachers of America 4; Junior Class Treasurer; Math Club 3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; Boys’ State; United States Achievement Academy. MONICA DIANE BAILEY — Freshman Class Secretary; Student Cooperative Association 1; Pep Club 1-4; Spanish Club 1; French Club 3; Band 1, 2; Volleyball aakeire Committee; Varsity Club 2, 3; Driver’s Safety ub 64. PATRICIA ANN BALDWIN — Future Business Leaders of America 1-4; Pep Club 2; French Club 3; Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4; National Beta Club 4; Junior Class Play Committee. BARRY BANDY — GHS 1-4. WILLIAM CHARLES BARGO — Atom Staff; Drama; Baseball 1, 2. BOBBY BILLIPS — GHS 1-4. JEFFREY DALE BLAKE — Baseball 2; Future Teachers of America 4; Prom Committee; Spanish Club 2, 3. STEPHANIE LYLE BLAYLOCK — Spanish Club 1, 2; Pep Club 1-4; Volleyball 1-4; Track 1; Band; Homeroom Representative 1; Prom Committee; Driver’s Safety Club 4; Junior Civitans 1. MELISSA MOZELLE BLIZZARD — Pep Club 1-4; Secretary Treasurer 4; Future Business Leaders of America 1, 2, 4; Spanish Club 1-3; Driver’s Safety Club 1-4; Band 1; Art Club 2-4; Homeroom Representative 4; Bible Club 4; Junior Civitans 1, 2, 4. DAVY BOURNE — Football 1, 2; Baseball 1; Vocational School 3, 4; President of Vocational School 4; Future Farmers of America 1, 2, 4; Keep Virginia Green 2, 4; Prom Committee. ROSA DRUSKY BOURNE — GHS 1-4. ANN MICHELLE BOVENIZER — Student Council Association 2, 4; Homeroom Representative 2, 4; Secretary 4; Tennis 1-4; All Southwest District 2-4; Bible Club 3, 4; Vice-President 4; The Graham 4; Varsity Club 3, 4; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 3, 4; Pep Club 1-4; Driver’s Safety Club 3, 4; Future Teachers of America 2-4; Junior Civitans 4. MICHAEL BRATTON — GHS 1-4. STEPHANIE ANNETTE BROYLES KITTS — Health Careers 1, 2; Future Business Leaders of America 2, 4; Junior Civitans 3, 4; Office Aide 4. BONNIE JEAN BUCHANAN — GHS 8, 4; Student Cooperative Association 1, 2; Future Business Leaders of America 4; Pep Club 1, 2; Prom Committee; Track Scorekeeper 1, 2. 44 Senior Directory 1985 Leaders of America 1; VICA 2, 4. ee a STEVEN RAY BUCHANAN — Science Olympiad | Silver Medal Winner; Student Cooperative Association 1- 4: Senior Class President; National Honor Society 3, 4; — Science Club 1-3; Sophomore Class Treasurer; — Junior Class Secretary; Future Business Leader of d America 2; Homecoming Escort; Art Club 1-4; Football 2; — Baseball 1; Track 2; Junior Class Play; Homeroom | Representative 1. LINDA BURNETTE — GHS 1-4. CHRISTOPHER SHERWOOD BYRD — Student Cooperative Association 1; Future Business Leaders of America 1, 3; Math Club 3; Pep Club 4; Homecoming Escort; Homeroom Representative 1; Fellowship of Chris- — tian Athletes 2-4; Track 1-3; Junior Varsity Basketball 1; — Weightlifting 2, 3; Driver’s Safety 2-4; Football 2-453 Spanish Club 2, 3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students. KAREN FAYE CALL — Art 1-4; Future Business Leaders of America 2. MADHU CHOPRA — Pep Club 4; Art Club 1; Beta Club 4; National Honor Society 4; Tennis 1. GORDON M. CLAY — National Honor Society 3, 4; Beta Club 4; Junior Class Play Cast; Band 1-4; Band Treasurer 3, 4; All-Regional Band 1-4; McDonald’s All- American Band Nominee; Stage Band 1-4; Future Teachers of America 3, 4; Treasurer 4; Republican Club 2, 3; Secretary 3; Tennis 2, 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; Prom Committee Chair- man; Who’s Who in Music; United States Achievement Academy; Math Club 3; Science Club 3. JULIE LYNN COE — Cheerleader 1; Student Cooperative Association 1-3; Pep Club 1-4; President 4; Spanish Club 1, 2; Band 1-4; Junior Civitans 4; Driver’s Safety 2; Prom Committee. DOUGLAS HOUSTON COOK, JR. — Junior Class Play; Art 1, 3; The Graham 2; DECA 2, 4; Future Business Leaders of America 3; Baseball 1, 2. LISA KAYE COOLEY — National Honor Society 3, 4; Beta Club 3, 4; Math Club 3; SVCC Math Contest, First place Algebra 3 and Trigonometry; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; Future Teachers of America 3, 4; Band 1-4; Virginia All-Regional Band 1, 2; Who’s Who in Music 2; Pep Club 1-4; Prom Committee. RONALD FRANKLIN CROCKETT — Future Busines Leaders of America 2; Future Farmers of America 1; Chess 2. LISA RENAE DAVIDSON — Art Club 1-3; Pep Club 1; Softball 3; French Club 3; Driver’s Safety Club 4. LEAH LOUISA DEANGELIS — Spanish Club 1, 2; Art Club 3; Pep Club 1-4; Junior Civitans 4; Driver’s Safety Club 4; Future Business Leaders of America 4; Prom Com- mittee; Class Float 1-3; Track Team 1. RAUL DESPIAN — Art Club 1-3; Football 1, 2; Wrestl-_ ing 2, 3; Track 1, 2. RUSTY DEVOR — GHS 1-4. DEBORAH RENAE DOTSON — Junior Varsity Cheerleader 1; Varsity Cheerleader 2-4; Captain 4; Na- tional Honor Society 4; Secretary 4; Beta Club 4; Class President 1; Vice-President 2, 3; Class Secretary 4; Student Cooperative Association 1-4; Homecoming Can- didate; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; Prom Committee; Pep Club 1-4. GLENNA DEE DUDLEY — Art Club 2, 3; Pep Club 2; French Club 2. JOSEPH NEAL EPPERSON — Wrestling 3; Track 3; ple Club 3; Who’s Who Among American High School | Students. TRACY MICHELLE ESTEP — Softball 1-4; Volleyball 2, 4; Driver’s Safety 3, 4; Junior Civitans 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 4; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 3, 4; Future Business Leaders of America 3, 4; Varsity Club 1-4; Art Club 1-3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students. -MICHAEL CARMAN FENDER — Band 1-3; Future Teachers of America 4; Math Club 3; Future Farmers of _ America 1; Driver’s Safety Club 3, 4; Spanish Club 3. “TAMMY FIELDS — GHS 1-4. TONYA LYNNE FOGG — Band 1, 2; Pep Club 2-4; Future Business Leaders of America 3, 4; Vice President 3; Student Cooperative Association 4; Driver’s Safety 3, 4; Junior Class Play 3; Distinguished American High School Students; DECA 4; Spanish Club 3; Junior Civitans 4; Prom Committee 3. HENRY ALLISON FORTUNE III — Basketball 1-4; Track 1, 2; Varsity Club; Spanish Club 3. MICHAEL HENRY FRANKLIN — Basketball 1-4; State Boys’ Track 2-4; The Atom 4; Varsity Club 3, 4; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 1-4; Band 1-3. SUSAN ELIZABETH GARRISON — Junior Varsity _Cheerleader 1; Varsity Cheerleader 2, 4; Sophomore Class Treasurer; Homeroom Representative 3; Class Vice President 4; Homecoming Candidate 4; Pep Club 1-4; Secretary 3; President 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; Future Teachers of America 3, 4; President 4; Prom Committee; Beta Club 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Band 1; Spanish Club 3; Math Club 3; Junior Civitans 1; Future Business Leaders of America 1; Student Cooperative Association 2-4. JILL KIPLYN GILLENWATER — Band 1-4; Ma- jorette 3, 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; Who’s Who in Music; Tennis 1-4; All-District Tennis Team 3; Beta Club 3, 4; Treasurer 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; All-Regional Band 3; Stage Band 2, 3; Spanish Club 2; Prom Committee; Future Teachers of America; Health Careers Club 1-3; Bible Club 8, 4. HAROLD ASHLEY GILLESPIE — VICA 8, 4; Future Farmers of America 1, 2; DECA 2. DENNIS JAY GOODMAN — DECA 2-4; Future Farmers of America. LAJUENE VICTORIA GOINS — Future Business Leaders of America 3, 4; Secretary 3; President 4; Beta Club 4; Student Cooperative Association 4; Choir 1-4; Workshop Chorus 2; All-Regional Chorus 3; Junior Civitans 3,4; Prom Committee; Who’s Who in Music. DENNIS JAY GOODMAN — DECA 2-4; Future Farmers of America 1. LISA DENISE GRIFFITH — National Honor Society 2-4; Science Club 2, 3; Junior Civitians 1-4; Treasurer 3; Future Teachers of America 3, 4; Band 1-4; Stage Band 2- 4; All-Regional Band 1-4; Who’s Who in Music; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; United States Achievement Academy; McDonald’s All-American Band Nominee 4; Voice of Democracy 3rd place; Solo and Ensemble Festival 1, 3, 4; Prom Committee Chairperson; Junior Class Play Crew. GLENDA ANN GRUBB — Pep Club 2; Spanish Club 1; Art Club 4; Future Business Leaders of America 1; Future Homemakers of America 1; Track 2; Volleyball 3; Basket- ball 2. JAMES EDWARD HAMPTON — Student Cooperative Association 4; President 4; Class Presi- dent 2, 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; National Beta Club 3, 4; District VII All-Regional Chorus 1-4; All Virginia Chorus 3, 4; Honors Choir 4; Boys’ State 3; Junior Class Play 3; Future Scientists of America 2, 3; Bible Club 3, 4; Math Club 2, 3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; Junior Achievement Academy Award for Physical Education 1; Choir, Vice President 3. CHARLES HARMAN — GHS 1-4. ROBERT GRAYSON HARRIS — Spanish Club 1, 2; Math Club 2, 3; Driver’s Safety 2-4; Future Teachers of America 4; Golf 1, 4; Homecoming Escort 4; Future Business Leaders of America 2, 3; Beta Club 4. KELLI ANNE HAUN — Cheerleader 1-4; Future Business Leaders of America 2, 4; Homecoming Queen; Spanish Club 1; Art Club 3; Pep Club 1-4; Varsity Club 4. GLENN HAWKS — GHS 1-4. BEVERLEY ANN HAYTON — Pep Club 1; Choir 3, 4; Future Business Leaders of America 3. VENISHA ANN HICKS — Choir 1-4; Future Homemakers of America 1, 2; Bible Club 1, 2; Choir, Vice-President 4; Junior Civitans, President 4; Na- tional Honor Society 4; The Graham 3; Student Cooper ative Association 4; Junior Class Play; French Club 2, 3; All-Regional Choir 1-4; All-State Choir Alternate 3; Prom Committee; Future Homemakers of America Secretary 2; Who’s Who in Music; Honor’s Choir. PATRICIA JANET HILL — GHS 3, 4; The Graham 3, 4; Editor 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Beta Club 4; Spanish Club 3; Math Club 3. RAYMOND CLAUDE HOOVER — Basketball; Future Farmers of America; Future Business Leaders of America; Spanish Club; VICA 2. MARVIN DENNIS HOWERY, JR. — Future Business Leaders of America 1; Math Club 2, 3; Science Club 3; Beta Club President 3, 4; National Honor Society 4; Future Teachers of America 4; Student Cooperative Association 3, 4; VII District All-Regional Chorus 1, 2; The Graham 2; Junior Class Play Cast; Daughters of the American Revolu- tion; Dean’s List 1-4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; Junior Achievement Award — Physical Education 1. MIKE HOWARD — GHS 1-4. HUDSON HUFFARD — GHS 1-4. WILLIAM CHRISTOPHER HURT — Future Farmers of America 1-3; Future Business Leaders of America 2; Junior Class Play; Football 1-3; DECA 4; Basketball 1, 2; Student Cooperative Association 2. ELIZABETH PAGE HUTCHINSON — Cheerleading 1-4; Student Cooperative Association 1-4; Treasurer 3; Band 1, 3, 4; Beta Club 3, 4; Vice-President 3, 4; Class Treasurer 4; National Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Treasurer 4; Pep Club 1-4; Virginia Governor’s School for Gifted; Hugh O’Brian Leadership Seminar 2; Homecoming Court 4; Prom Committee; Who’s Who Among American High School Students. Senior Directory 1985 45 LESLIE ANNETTE HUTCHINSON — Student Cooperative Association 1, 2; Driver's Safety 2-4; Secretary 3; President 4; Pep Club 1-4; Bible Club 2, 3; Spanish Club 2, 3; Art Club 1, 3; Junior Civitans 4. SUSAN RENAE HYPES — Future Business Leaders of America 2, 3; Junior Civitans 3; Girls’ Chorus Workshop 2, 3: Prom Committee; Health Careers Club 1; Choir 1-4; All- Regional Choir 1, 2; Library Assistant 1; Pep Club 1; Who’s Who in Music 3. KENNETH CLAYTON ISAACS, JR. — VICA; Future Business Leaders of America; Chess Club; Baseball; Office Assistant; Driver’s Safety Club; Math Club; The Atom; Football Manager. BILLY RAY JEFFERS — DECA 2-4; Future Farmers of America 1, 2; Baseball 1, 2. REGINA JEFFERY — GHS 1-4. DARRELL JOHNSON — Future Business Leaders of America 1; Future Farmers of America 1-4; Weightlifting 2; Track 2. JOHN DREW JOHNSON — Future Business Leaders of America; Future Farmers of America; DECA II; Library Assistant. CHERYL DENISE JOHNSTON — Future Business Leaders of America 1; DECA 3, 4; DECA Secretary 4. RON KOEN — GHS 1-4. MARK EDWARD LARGE — Football 1-4; Baseball 1, 3, 4; All Area Football 3; All Tazewell County Football 3; All Area Baseball 3; Varsity Club; Fellowship of Christian Athletes; Track. CARL LAWSON — GHS 1-4. LISA LAWSON — GHS 1-4. CHRISTY ELIZABETH LAZENBY — Basketball 1, 2; Volleyball 1-4; Tennis 1-4; Drum Majorette 4; Student Cooperative Association 1-4; Vice-President 3; Spanish Club 1, 2; Pep Club 1-4; Bible Club 3, 4; Driver’s Safety Club 3, 4; Homeroom Representative 1, 4; Prom Commit- tee; Class Secretary 1; Homecoming Candidate; Band 1-4; Varsity Club; Fellowship of Christian Athletes. ANGELA RUTH LEEDY — Future Business Leaders of America. KAREN REBECCA LOWE — Future Business Leaders of America 1; VICA 2-4. PUG T. MABE — Band 1-4; Vice-President; DECA 4; Future Business Leaders of America; Drum Section Leader 2-4; Pep Club 1. LAURA LYNN MALONE — The Graham 2-4; Editor 3, 4; Bible Club 1-4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Future Business Leaders of America 1, 2; Business Education Con- test 1; Greater Bluefield Chamber of Commerce Business Symposium 1; Health Careers Club 3; President 3; Stu- dent Cooperative Association 3; Future Teachers of America 3, 4; Teenage Republicans 3, 4; Vice-President 4; Keyettes 2; Junior Civitans 2-4; Chaplain 2, 3; National Beta Club 4; Math Club 3; Prom Committee; Driver’s Safe- ty Club 2; French Club 3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students. JUNIOR MARTIN — GHS 1-4. LINDA MARIE MARTIN — DECA 2-4; Library Assis- tant 2, 3; Library Club; President 3. 46 Senior Directory 1985 BILLY KELVIN MATNEY — VICA 1-4; Future Farmers of America 4. FELICIA MARIA MATHEWS — Art Club 1-3; Spanish Club 2, 3; Pep Club 3, 4; Junior Civitans 4; Prom Committee Chairperson. SABRINA ANNE MAZOL — Band 1, 2; Pep Club 1, 2; Y-Teens 1; French Club 3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; Junior Class Play Stage Crew. SHARLENE MARIA McCOY — Junior Class Play; Track 1-4; 6th place Long Jump, District; 10th place Long Jump, Region; Band 1-4; Stage Band 1-4; Assistant Field Conductor 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; Who’s Who in Music; Beta Club; United States Achievement Academy; Spanish Club 1, 2; Math Club 3; Volleyball Manager 3, 4; All Regional Band 2-4; Aquatic Studies for Gifted 2. RHONDA GAYLE McCURRY — Majorette 2-4; Head Majorette 4; Beta Club 3, 4; National Honor Society 1-4; Vice-President 3, 4; Junior Class Play; Homecoming Court; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; Spanish Club 2; Pep Club 2-4; Future Business Leaders of America 2; Student Cooperative Association; Homeroom Representative 3, 4; Prom Com- mittee Chairperson; The Society of Distinguished American High School Students. SUSAN ELAINE MIKOVCH — National Honor Socie- ty 3, 4; Beta Club 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; Band 1-3; Future Teachers of America 3, 4; Junior Civitans 4; Future Business Leaders of America 3; Math Club 3; Driver’s Safety Club 3, 4; Bible Club 3; Pep Club 1-4; Spanish Club 1, 2; Volleyball 3; Softball 2. CHERIE WYNNE MITCHELL — Beta Club; Secretary 3, 4; The Graham 3; Girls’ State 3; Bible Club 2; Future Business Leaders of America 1, 3, 4; Keyettes 2; Driver’s Safety Club 2; Art Club 1; Young Republicans 3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; Junior Class Play Stage Crew; French Club 3. BRIAN MITZEL — GHS 1-4. STEVE NEECE — GHS 1-4. GEORGE STEPHEN NOLLEY — Vocational 3, 4. BRENDA YVETTE OAKES — Band 1; Future Teachers of America 3, 4; Driver’s Safety Club 3, 4; Health Careers Club; French Club 3; National Beta Club; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; National Achievement Academy Award Winner in Physical Educa- tion 1. WILLIAM STANLEY PATTON — VICA 3. KEITH ALLEN PAULEY — VICA 4; Future Farmers of America 1-3; DECA 2; Chess Club 1, 2. DENIS RONALD PENNINGTON — Band 1-4; Weightlifting 1; Science Club 2; The Atom 4; D.E. 3; Future Farmers of America 1. JEFF PERDUE — GHS 1-4. RANDALL WAYNE RASNAKE — Future Farmers of America 1-3; Keep Virginia Green 2, 3, 4; Crew Leader 3; VICA 2, 3; Carpentry 2-4. NANCY JEAN REED — Band 1-4; Student Cooperative Association 2, 4; Volleyball 1, 2; Track 1; Na- tional Honor Society 2-4; Future Business Leaders of America 2; Bible Club 3; Treasurer; All-Regional Con- cert Band 1; All-Regional Symphonic Band 2-4; Pep Club 1, 2; Prom Committee; Stage Band 2-4; Who’s Who in Music 2, 3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students. ANGELA RENEE RICE — Health Careers Club 2, 3; Vice President 2; President 3; Homeroom Represen- tative 2; Distinguished American High School Students; The Graham 4; Office Assistant 4; Student Cooperative Association 3; Prom Committee; Junior Class Play Com- mittee; Junior Civitans 1; Pep Club 1, 3; Bible Club 1, 2; Band 1, 2; Future Business Leaders of America 1, 2; Spanish Club 3; Math Club 3; Y-Teens 1. RODNEY RIFFE — GHS 1-4. KELLY ROSE — GHS 1-4. LORA ROSE — GHS 1-4. SUSAN KENDALL ROSS — Future Business Leaders of America 2-4; Spanish Club 1, 2; Pep Club 1-4; Driver’s Safety 3, 4; Band 1, 2; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; Prom Committee; Junior Class Play Committee. THOMAS KYLE RUBLE, III — National Honor Society 4; VICA 2-4; Student Cooperative Association 1, 4; Future Farmers of America 1; Office Assistant 4. TROY SHAWVER — GHS 1-4. HARRY ZOWELL SHEETS, JR. — DECA; Future Business Leaders of America; Future Farmers of America; Keep Virginia Green. PAMELA BETH SHELTON — Future Homemakers of America 1, 2; Spanish Club 2; Art Club 2; Future Business Leaders of America 3; HOSA 4. SARA ELIZABETH SHORTT — Basketball 1-3; Volleyball 1-4; Student Cooperative Association 1-4; Homeroom Representative 1-4; Girls’ Athletic Association 1-3; Future Business Leaders of America 3, 4; Spanish Club 2, 3; Pep Club 1-4; Driver’s Safety Club 4; Junior Class Prom Committee; Junior Class Play Committe e. WANDA SUE SIMONS — Junior Class Play Cast; Future Business Leaders of America 1-4; Parliamen- tarian 4; Junior Civitans 4; Secretary; Health Careers Club 2; Driver’s Safety Club 4; Pep Club 2-4; Band 1, 2; Library Helper; Bible Club 1; Spanish Club 3. CHARLES SKIDMORE — GHS 1-4. DEBRA SKIDMORE HARMON — GHS 1-4. JEREMY ALEXIS SLAUGHTER — All-Regional Band 1, 2; American Musical Foundation Band Honor 2; United States Achievement Academy 2; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; Driver’s Safety Club 3; Spanish Club 3. MARTIN SMITH — VICA 1-4; Future Farmers of America 1, 4. MARY CATHERINE SOWERS — Tennis 1-4; Pep Club 1-4; Band 1, 2, 4; Beta Club 3, 4; Young Republicans; Bible Club 3; Treasurer 3; Varsity Club 3, 4; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 3, 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; Future Teachers of America; Driver’s Safety Club 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Volleyball 2; Junior Varsity Cheerleader 1. CHRISTINA LYNN SPURGEON — Beta Club 4; The Atom 4; Future Business Leaders of America 1; Band 1; Pep Club 1; Junior Civitans 1. GEORGE STOUT — GHS 1-4. CHRISTINE N. SUDDERTH — SVCC Geometry — Ist place 3; SVCC Algebra II — 3rd place 2; SVCC State Math Comp.; Radford Math Rally 4; Math Club 3; Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4; Beta Club 3, 4; Future Teachers of America 3, 4; Bible Club 1-3; Solo and Ensemble — Div. 1; Band 1-4; Junior Class Play Stage Crew 3; Dean’s List 1-4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; Society of Distinguished American High School Students. KIMBERLY MICHELE SUMMERS — Band 1-4; Feature Twirler 3, 4; French Club 1; Driver’s Safety 3. RHONDA MARIE SUMMERS — Future Business Leaders of America 2-4; Future Homemakers of America 2; Junior Civitans 4; Basketball 2, 3; Health Careers Club 2. REBECCA JEAN TABOR — Future Homemakers of America; Bible Club 1; Softball 2; Pep Club 2; Choir 2-4; Secretary Treasurer 4; Future Business Leaders of America 3, 4; Recording Secretary 3; Prom Committee; Junior Class Play Committee. KEITH DUANE THOMPSON — Keep Virginia Green 2-4; Football 1; Track 1; Wrestling 2; Future Farmers of America 2, 3; Student Cooperative Association. CHRISTOPHER ALLEN TICKLE — DECA; President 4; Track 1, 2; Weightlifting 1, 2. RHONDA JANE TIGNOR — Art Club 1, 3; Future Business Leaders of America 1, 2; Junior Civitans 4. LENA TURNER WOODS — GHS 1-4. PHILLIP ZOON-LU WANG — Math Club 4; Spanish Club 2; Science Club; Driver’s Safety 4; FTA 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; Prom and Class Play Committees; NHS 3, 4; Beta Club 3, 4. ALLEN DUANE WARBURTON — Football 3, 4; Bi- ble Club 3, 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Varsity Club 4; FCA 4; Science Club 2; Driver’s Safety 3; Wrestling 2-4; Chess Club 1; Weightlifting 1-4; Prom Committee; ATOM; Art Club; FFA 1. AMY LYNN WARREN — Who’s Who Among American High School Students; Band 1-4; Junior Civitans; Pep Club; Science Club; Spanish Club. ACQUANETTA MARIE WILLIAMS — Basketball; FBLA; VICA; Cosmetology Solarnail Award. JOHN ROBERT WILLIAMS — Tennis; FBLA; DECA 3, 4. CHARLENE ANNETTE WILLIAMSON — Homeroom Representative 1-4; Student Council; Choir 1- 4; Future Business Leaders of America 1, 2; All-Regional Chorus 3, 4; Girl’s Workshop Chorus 2; Health Careers Club 2, 3; Vice President 3; Junior Civitans 3, 4; Vice Presi- dent 4; Girls’ State 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; French Club 3; Reporter 3; Driver’s Safety Club 4; Junior Class Play Committee; Prom Committee; Beta Club 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students. JOEL WINDLE — GHS 1-4. JERRY WAYNE WOLFORD — Football; Basketball; VICA. DONNA MARIE WORKMAN — Band 1-4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; Spanish Club 2; Future Business Leaders of America 3; Pep Club 4; Prom Committee. BRIAN KEVIN YOST — Football 1-4; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 1-4; Homeroom Representative 1; Track 1-3; Foreign Language Club 1; Varsity Club 1-4; Pep Club 4; Physical Fitness Award 1. JEFFREY G. YULE — The Graham; DECA; Vice President; Beta Club; Band 1. Senior Directory 1985 47 CLASS OF °86 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS TOMMY HENEGAR: President DAVID STANSFIELD: Vice President TINA WEBB: Treasurer MARLA POPP: Secretary CLASS MOTTO: “What you make of yourself today will determine what you will be tomorrow.” COLORS: Lavender and White FLOWER: White carnation tipped in lavender SPONSORS: Mrs. Debbie Harry, Mrs. Pat Jones, Mrs. Eleanor Kensinger, Mr. W. T. Price, Mrs. Alice Barnett, Mrs. Judy Budner. Ralph Allison Penny Ashworth Pam Adkins Garland Auton Amy Baker Rodney Ball Kevin Belcher Mendy Belcher Danny Bennett Mary Blizzard Amie Bowling Charlie Bowman Paul Bradford Cyndi Brooks Marlie Brooks Faye Brown Julie Brown Laura Caldwell Carol Canterbury Susan Carroll Cindy Carter Barbara Casey Kenny Caudill Susan Cole Craig Cook 48 Juniors Mike Cook Cassandra Craig Joe Cundiff Jill Daniel Gina DeAngelis Chris DeCamp Joe Dillow Brian Duncan Mike Eden Richard Erskine Brenda Fox Steve French Kyle Gearhart Patty George Steve Gillespie Mike Goodman Teri Graham Valerie Green Tim Griffith Beth Grim Mike Hager Suzanne Hager Kim Hall Mike Hall Susan Harmon John Harrold Tonya Hart Jody Hartley Pam Hayton Tommy Henegar Karin Hodock Kevin Hodock David Holston Mike Honaker Diane Howard Juniors 49 50 Juniors Keith Hutchens Scott Hypes Jeff Johnson Timmy Johnson Ronnie Johnston Kim Jones Clare Knaus Stacy Kessinger John Kinder Chris Kitts Mark Kitts Greg Layne Melissa Leedy Hazel Martin Jeff McCall Marcella McCann Renee McCurry Billy McDonald Dwayne McGraw Suzanne Meador Mike Miller Rick Miller Tracy Miller Darla Mitchem Chris Morath Bobby Murdock Mike Murphy Eileen Murray Rena Nacke Tim Neel Beverly Oakes Philip Ohly Susan O’Neal Bobby Painter Babette Pascasio Randy Patton Jennifer Peery Tabby Peery Dove Pennington Ron Pennington Marla Popp Aldon Poteet James Proffitt Howard Pruett Billy Puckett Patricia Putnam Patty Reed Karen Riley Lee Riffe Danny Rusyniak Amy Rutherford Lara Schmidt Michelle Scott Keith Shrader Randy Simpson Kim Slade Marty Smith Missy Smith Sharon Spencer Valerie Stacy David Stansfield John Stroup Mike Sweeney Debbie Tabor Juli Tabor Greg Thompson Kevin Thompson Michael Thompson Teresa Thompson Bobby Thurston Juniors 51 Members of the Junior Class make class ring choices. Angela Tibbs David Trigg Julia Tu Jewell Turley Karen Waller Tina Webb Darrell Werner Rachel Westfall Carmen Whitman Carol Williams Mark Williams Ricky Williams Sabrina Wimmer Cleve Wolford Sam Wolford Ronald Wyatt Jimmy Yost David Young Michelle Youngs Tammy Underwood Not Pictured: Barbara Gonderman Doug Sluss Melissa Spinella Kim Woods Today was the end of a beautiful face charm, personality, endless grace, “Why?” we say in antagonistic grief. Why did it have to be so brief? A delicate beauty, bold and rare, charming, intelligent, kindly, sweet; During the night her health diminished Till at long last her life was finished. Now she is the angel in Heaven; She was while still living. Probably there, too, she is still giving. May she rest in Glory, in peace; Her soul will pass through Heaven’s door; We shall remember you — evermore. — from “An Asset to Mankind” and “Tribute to Grace Kelly,” Poems written by Donna Burchette DONNA BURCHETTE October 25, 1968 October 20, 1984 52 Juniors ‘= y — ‘ see 4 : eo Se eee eae “t 3 CLASS OF ’87 Sophomore Class Officers are: Amy Blankenship, President; Hope Whaley, Vice President; Kelly Matney, Secretary; and Jimmy Cox, Treasurer. Class Colors: Royal Blue and White Class Flower: White Carnation Tipped with Blue Class Sponsors: Head Sponsor, Mrs. Rose Ann God- dard, Mrs. Jane Eades, Mrs. Virginia Farrar, Mrs. Elise Cooper, Mr. Terry Byrd, Mrs. Deborah Helton. Danny Adkins Jackie Akers V.G. Altizer Robert Amos Carole Arnold Kenny Arnold Marty Belcher John Biller Amy Blankenship Lisa Blankenship Stephen Blaylock Eddie Bowers Jimmy Boyd Shelia Bradford Dickie Brewer John Broce Lois Brogdon Scott Brooks Donna Busic Jill Byrd Barry Carbaugh Janice Carey Angela Carroll April Christian Zane Christian Sophomores 53 Sharon Clay Floyd Coburn Darrin Coe Renee Coeburn Suzie Coleman Tim Collins Chris Compton Jimmy Cox Stacie Craighead Kevin Davis Kayen DeGray Brenda Dillow Linda Dillow Perneice Earls William Earp Jerry Ellison Lori Farmer Kelli Ferguson Billy Fox Shirley Fox Lee Franklin Stephanie Franklin Steve French Todd Furrow Margie Giampocaro Jenny Giffin Dean Goddard Tony Goins Billie Jo Gould Missy Greathead Melanie Greer Amy Griffith Brian Gunn Missy Hagy Kim Hale 54 Sophomores Renee Hairston Tonesha Hairston Karen Harlow Kelly Harvey Marie Hayes Mary Hobbs Kevin Holcomb Ronnie Houchins Dee Hurley Joy Hutchinson Mark James Chris Jessee Dewayne Johnson Mark Johnson Mike Johnson Scott Johnston Susan Jones Kyle Kelly Chad Lanter Keith Latimer Tracy Law Billy Lawson Dee Dee Lawson J. D. Lawson Marty Leedy Steve Lester Kathy Lewis Jeff Lewis Bryan Little Amy Lockhart Trish Long Brian Looney Tom Lovell Jennifer Mabe Steve Macomber Sophomores 55 Kim Marrs Keith Martin Ricky Martin Kelly Matney Cheryl Mikovch Rudy Miller Rhoda Mills Robin Mitchem Mike Mulkey Tim Music Mark Nash Greg Neal Lisa Nolley Bill Osborne Jimmy Patrick Andy Patton Becky Patton Tammy Pennington Barry Perdue Robbie Poszich Jeff Price Tommy Price Chuck Proffitt Billy Reed Shannon Remines Billy Ruble Rodney Ruble Tammie Sarver Rodney Shrader Mike Singleton Jeff Sizemore Danny Skeens Brenda Skidmore Linda Skidmore Greg Slade 56 Sophomores Lisa Sluss Kristi Smith Rhonda Smith Terry Smith Traci Srokose Dale Stacy Judy Stevenson Sherrie Stevenson Roxanna Sweeney Doug Thompson David Thompson Tommy Thompson Lisa Tignor Hope Whaley Latichia Williams Allen Wimmer Annette Winfrey Greg Wood Robbie Wood Michael Woody Not Pictured: Lisa Ball Scott Yost Tammy Phillips Michael Sarver Allen Wimmer, Jeff Price, Tom- my Price, and J. D. Lawson wait for the vocational bus at lunch time. Sophomores 57 CLASS OF ’88 Freshman Class Officers are: Tim Riffe, President; Kristi Pochick, Vice President; Jeff Adams, Secretary; and Jani Tabor, Treasurer. Class Sponsors: Mrs. Eleanor Smith, Mrs. Sara Belcher, Mr. Gary Williams, Mrs. Deborah Hart, Mrs. Carole Hutchinson, and Mrs. Betty Ireson. Jeffrey Adams Brian Asbury Steve Asbury Edd Barrett Cindy Belcher Pinky Bhagat Elaine Billips Chip Blevins Patrick Boone Kim Bourne Patricia Bowman Rusty Bradshaw Chris Brogdon James Brooks Shawn Brothers Jeff Browning William Buckles Angie Burkert Billy Burnette Teresa Byrd Michelle Calfee Dawn Carey Clarissa Carroll David Carroll Melissa Caudill Pam Clark 58 Freshmen James Clendenen Tim Clot Jeff Cole Judy Cornwell William Cox Jeff Coyle Tommy Cundiff Bobby Davis Veronica Davis Darrell Devor Diana Dove Wesley Dove Becky Earp Becky Elam Donald Evans Patricia Evans Kim Fields Vickie Fields Shelia Fisher Christi Flynn Treena Fogg Sondra Fogleman Michael Fox Shauna Franklin Kim French Tyler Furrow Buddy Gallemore Melissa Gillespie Michelle Gillespie Natalie Glover Nicholas Goodson Lisa Gregory Karen Grim Nicky Hager Ronnie Hager Larry Hagerman Tina Hagy Lenora Hairston Rodney Hairston Michael Hall Freshmen 59 Darrell Hampton Jay Hankla April Haynes John Hayes Denise Heffinger William Helmadollar Donald Hess Shannon Hinkle Tonya Hollie Stacy Hooper Shirley Beth Houck Gina Huffard Beckie Hutchens Kelly Jessee Michael Jessee Luther Johnson Rob Johnston Scott Kiser Judy Koen David Kovach Michael Knaus Eric Lawless Beth Lawson Shannon Layne Andrea Leedy John Lewis Kevin Logan Barbara Madison Michelle Martinez Pam Mattox Sondra Fogleman, Shirley Beth Houck, Jimmy Tibbs, Melissa Gillespie, and Stacy Hooper head for homeroom after a spirited pep rally. 60 Scott Meadows Karen Melvin Sherrie McGlothlin Beth McMillion Christy Miller Kelly Miller David Mitchem Roger Mitchem Greg Money Janet Mulkey Lisa Munsey Dale Musick John Musick Sidney Nash Mike Nipper Tracy Oakes Deanna Pinter Laura Plott Kristi Pochick Sherrie Porshia Lillie Poszich Bobbie Puckett Becky Quesenberry Chris Ray Robbie Rice Scott Riffe Tim Riffe Jeff Roark Rebecca Roten Derrick Ruble David Sarver Ricky Sarver Martha Saunders Chuck Sesco Karen Sheets Timmy Shrader Brian Smith Joe Smith Crystal Snell Betsy Sorrel Freshmen 61 Walt Sowers Paul Sparks Bobby Stacy Sarah Stephens Jake Stevenson David Sweeney Jani Tabor Jennifer Tabor Keith Tabor Kris Kringle Jimmy Tibbs Judith Trigg Lori Trigg Wilson Tu Willie Tucker Roger Wagner Allison Warren Michael Watkins Robbie Webb Rick Wellons Kim Whitman Kathie Williamson Cathy Wimmer Buffy Wilson Tim Woody Heather Workman Linda Wright Dale Youngs Not Pictured: Donnie Cregger Devon Davis Brian Dillow Michael Epperson Teresa Tucker 1 — Mrs. Hart’s first period gym class show some school spirit as they practice cheers. 2 — Patrick Boone, Chuck Sesco, and Wilson Tu get on the bus after a hard day at school. 62 Freshmen 63 — ag re Trumpet Players Are, First row: Angie Burkert, Mark Johnson, Jill Byrd, Joe Blaylock, Kim Bourne, Amy Blankenship, Kevin Holcomb, Missy Hagy, Jennife: Mabe. Third row: Robby Amos, Barry Perdue, Mike Johnson, Michael Jessee, Mike Miller, Gordon Clay, Mike Honaker, Jeff Cole. eles The Percussion Section Includes, Kneeling: Nicholas Goodson and Lori Trigg. Standing, left t« right: Becky Patton, Jeannie Reed, Dee Dee Lawson, Amy Warren, David Holston, Pug Mabe, Lee Riffe, Jimmy Yost, Timmy Clot, Denis Pennington, Greg Slade, Jimmy Cox, and Mike Singleton. SA WM awe IONS A pada The Graham Plaidis The Brass Section Includes, First row: Hazel Martin, Susan O’Neal, Christy Lazenby, Michae designed exclusively in Jessee, Patty Reed, Hope Whaley, Mark Johnson, Carmen Whitman. Second row: Gordon Clay Scotland. Mike Johnson, Barry Perdue, Mark Williams, Andy Patton, Kevin Davis, Marla Popp, Buff: 64 Band Wilson, Jeremy Slaughter, and Deanna Pinter. a ee 2 _ it: at | saan = eee —— Mi et ai ib Mi A ERG utlON ci ; ai Seat pend sae eee 8 e “hy igeil The Woodwind section includes, row one: Lisa Munsey, Pam Clark, Jill Gillenwater, Renee McCurry, Rhonda McCurry, Kim Sum- mers, Pinki Bhagat, Tammy Sarver. Row two: Lisa Gregory, Kelli Ferguson, Laura Plott, Becky Earp. Third row: Billy Reed, Carole Arnold, Lisa Griffith, April Christian, Amy Griffith, Julie Brown, Sherrie Porshia, Kim Marrs. Fourth row: Chuck Proffitt, Vicki Fields, Tonya Hart, Missy Greathead, Catherine Sowers, Sarah Stevens, Faye Brown, Allison Warren, Andrea Leedy, Julie Coe. | } q st gig i mis : iia Dee as Geis a a ai ‘ a | Members of the Clarinet Section are, Row one: Chris Sudderth, Lisa Cooley, Jeannie Reed, Amie Bowling, Susan Harmon, Pam Clark, Kristi Smith. Row two: Angela Carroll, Amy Griffith, Jennifer Giffen, Judith Trigg, Dawn Carey, Kelly Miller, Lisa Sluss, Stephanie ‘Franklin, Becky Patton, Michelle Calfee, Kim Jones. Third row: Dee Dee Lawson, Lisa Gregory, Jennifer Peery, Page Hutchinson, “Amy Warren, Marlie Brooks, Trish Long, Beth McMillion, Renee Coeburn, April Christian, Donna Workman, Lori Trigg. Band 65 GRAHAM BAND IS HEARTBEAT OF SCHOOL 1 — Band member Rhonda Smith shows how much the band appreciates the football team at the Blacksburg playoffs. 2 — Pug Mabe has got the beat. 3 — The band terminates the Homecoming parade as they march through town. 4 — Band members present Mr. Jones with his new birthday hat. 5 — Julie Coe, Laura Plott, Dee Dee Lawson, Becky Elam, Lisa Griffith, and Carole Ar- nold practice during Lunch Study to make a perfect halftime show. 6 — Band officers are: Secretary, Marla Popp; Vice President, Lee Riffe; Treasurer, Gordon Clay; President, Jeannie Reed. nipige ‘4! aa 66 Band 1 — Pug Mabe, David Holston, Mike Fender, and Lee Riffe keep the cadence at a football game. 2 — Alternate Field Conductor Sharlene McCoy oversees the band’s arrival at Mitchell Stadium. 3 — Many hours of dedicated practice go into halftime show. 4 — Kel- ly Miller, Kelli Ferguson, Jill Byrd, Julie Coe, Sharlene Mc- Coy, Betsy Sorrell, and Kim Bourne prepare the brand new band uniforms for distribution. 5 — The band is the heart of our pep assemblies. 6 — Jeannie Reed, Gordon Clay, Jill Daniel, April Christian, Jill Gillenwater, and Christy Lazenby enjoy Mr. Jones’ new birthday hat. Band 67 MAJORETTES: HALFTIME SPARKLE These lovely acne radio’ fead the award- -winning ‘Graham Aen Sencar band. ‘Seated: ene Majorette Christy Lazenby. Standing: Alternate Majorette Kristi Smith, Head Majorette Rhonda McCurry, Feature Twirler Kim Summers, Alternate Majorette Amy Warren, and Majorettes Jill Daniel, Jill Gillenwater, Jeannie Reed, and Amie Bowling. Jill Gillenwater Christy Lazenby Rhonda McCurry Kim Summers Jeannie Reed Majorette Drum Majorette Head Majorette Feature Twirler _ Majorette nIR CONC CERT, ee —— Fit “ Rhonda leads an afterschool practice session. Kim Summers, Jill Gillenwater, Renee McCurry, Jeannie Reed, Amie Bowling, and Rhonda McCurry pose in front of 68 Majorettes the school sign on a warm fall day. 1 — Alternate Drum Majorette Sharlene McCoy leads Kim Summers, Jill Gillenwater, Jeannie Reed, Jill Daniel, and Renee McCurry into the bleachers following halftime at the Homecoming game. 2 — An unusual formation for majorettes! Bottom: Amy Warren, Rhonda McCurry, and Jill Daniel. Middle: Renee McCurry and Jeannie Reed. Top: Kristi Smith. 3 — Our majorettes and part of the band (in their brand new uniforms) as seen from the stands. 4 — Christy leads the band while the majorettes perform a dance routine. 5 — Rhonda poses during a halftime routine. 6 — Kim smiles from the stands. 7 — Christy directs from the sidelines. Majorettes 69 Choir members are: First row: Debbie Tabor, LaJuene Goins, Mendy Belcher, Karin Hodock, Pam Hayton, Shelia Bradford, Becky Tabor. Second row: Donna Burchette, Michelle Youngs, Sherrie Stevenson, Chris Kitts, Natalie Glover, Patty George, Rachel Westfall, Susan Hypes, Susan Holbrook, Rhonda Tignor, Venisha Hicks. Third row: Joy Hutchinson, Suzie Coleman, Karen Harlow, Lee Franklin, James Hampton, Bobby Murdock, Buddy Gallemore, Tammy Pennington, Annette Winfrey, Charlene Williamson, Mrs. Martha Chaffins, choir director. Lars | , = e | cs © m ROS ial Winn a CHOIR GOES BROADWAY 1 — Shelia Bradford plays poor Little Orphan Annie. 2 — James Hampton tries to sing while Mendy Belcher and Sharon Brewster tug at his arms. 3 — Joy Hutchinson and Debbie Tabor dance to the music. 4 — Susan Hypes’ jealousy shows as Joy Hutchinson sings to Bobby Murdock. 5 — Choir officers are: Vice-President Venisha Hicks, President — Charlene Williamson, and Secretary Becky Tabor. 6 — Venisha Hicks and Robert Waschler share an enthusiastic duet. 7 — Becky Tabor portrays a sexy “Dolly.” 8 — Charlene Williamson trills a cheerful tune. 9 — Venisha Hicks shows sincerity while singing a sad song. 10 — Suzie Coleman belts out a ballad. Chow 74 NATIONAL BETA {4 CLUB ARRIVES : Beta Club officers: Jill Gillenwater, Cherie Mitchell, Page Hutchinson and Marvin Howery congratulate inductees and pass out official Beta Club material. Beta Club members are, First row: Cherie Mitchel Secretary; Page Hutchinson, Vice-President; Mar vin Howery, President; Jill Gillenwater, Treasure! Second row: Debbie Tabor, Lisa Cooley, Susa: Garrison, Debbie Dotson, Catherine Sowers, Bren da Oakes, Cindy Carter, Chris Sudderth. Thir s ie Sees ’ a : Fi ms Ae ‘ ‘ a i Pt } Sd F Ps es 4 . : 7 , i! a: ¢ : 1% 2 } 4 Newly inducted members of the National Beta Club are, First row: Robbie Harris, Sharlene McCoy, Gordon Clay, Jeff Yule, Jan Hill, Laura Malone, Chrissy Spurgeon, Charlene Williamson, LaJuene Goins, Pat Baldwin. Second row: Jimmy Cox, Dean Goddard, Marty Belcher, Mark James, Rodney Ruble, Mark Williams, John Stroup, David Stansfield, Chuck Proffitt, Mike Johnson, Kevin Holcomb, Andy Patton. Third row: Hope Whaley, Kelli Ferguson, Amy Blankenship, Trish Long, Cheryl Mikovch, Kelly Matney, Tonesha Hairston, Tammy Mays, Kristi Smith, Beckie Patton, Janice Carey, Missy Hagy, Amy Lockhart. Fourth row: Kim Jones, Missy Steele, Jill Byrd, Mary Hobbs, Dee Hurley, Lois Brogdon, Suzanne Meador, Dee Dee Lawson, Susan Harmon, Jenny Giffen, Melanie Greer, Susan Jones, Lori Farmer, Susan O’Neal, Michelle Scott. Last row: Lara Schmidt, Tammy Underwood, Mike Mulkey, Dickie Brewer, Joy Hutchinson, Stephanie Franklin, Jody Hartley, Amy Rutherford, Amie Bowling, Pam Hayton. i y t eres , 7 a Fe: 72 National Beta Club ree SU tenant. Randy Patton, Jeff Atwell, Conya Hart, Dwayne McGraw, Valerie Green, ?enny Ashworth, Rhonda McCurry, Renee McCurry. Last row: Steve Gillespie, Charlie 3owman, Danny Rusyniak, Phillip Wang, James dampton, Lee Riffe, Marlie Brooks. Ks hg 1 — Marvin Howery leads the new inductees in the Beta Club Oath as Page Hutchinson, Cherie Mitchell, Jill Gillenwater, Mr. Stone, Mrs. Bowman, Mrs. Viers and James Hampton look on. 2 — New Members Jill Byrd, Janice Carey, Jimmy Cox, Lori Farmer, Kelli Ferguson, Stephanie Franklin, and Jenny Giffen take the Beta Oath. 3 — President Marvin Howery drives the Beta Club car through the Homecoming Parade with Randy Patton and Cindy Carter. 4 — Catherine Sowers lights the Beta National Beta Club candles and explains their significance. National Beta Club 73 mmm BIBLE CLUB The Bible Club is possibly our most active school organization. The money from a Halloween cupcake sale was used to purchase encyclopedias which were placed in the school library as a memorial for Donna Burchette. The members were kept busy at Christmas with two major projects: collecting gift items for the Southwest Hospital at Marion, and taking three underprivileged children to the mall for a first-time shopping spree. 1 — Jill Gillenwater, Beth Grim, and Julie Brown discuss club plans. 2— Julie Brown and Beth Grim serve refreshments (while Mr. Hedrick does some sampling on parent-visitation day. ce bes TERED aden oy Ps uf Front row: Mrs. Pat Jones, sponsor; Beth Grim, president; Catherine Sowers, treasurer; Michelle Bovenizer, vice-president; and Mark Williams, secretary. Second row: Laura Malone, Karen Grim, and Melissa Caudill. Third row: Shelia Fisher, Babette Pascasio, Amy Lockhart, Kelly Miller, Christi Flynn, and Dean Goddard. Top row: Karen Harlow, Regina Jeffery, James Hampton, Tim Riffe, Lee Riffe, and Chip Warburton. 74 Bible Club | -Sophomore and Senior members are, Front row: Tina Webb, Wanda Simons, Becky Tabor, | | FBLA ENCOURAGES SOUND BUSINESS PRACTICES ee tet | Lo to The -s .. uu 2 ees Me tay 1984-85 FBLA officers are: Chris Kitts, Historian; Wanda Simons, Parliamentarian; Tonya Fogg, Reporter; Becky Tabor, Treasurer; Tracy Estep, Recording Secretary; Bonnie Buchanan, Recording Secretary; LaJuene Goins, President; Mrs. Sara Belcher, Sponsor; Darla Mitchem, Corresponding Secretary. { Freshman and Junior members are, First row: Suzanne Meador, Cindy Carter, Tina Hagy, Mark Kitts, Pam Hayton, Michelle Youngs, Bobby Thurston. Middle row: Carole Williams, Michelle Scott, Denise Heffinger, Becky Quesenberry, Chris Brogdon, Barbara Madison, Jody Hartley. Back row: Garland Auton, Valerie Green, Suzanne Hager, Tim Griffith, Jeff Browning, Scott Hypes, Judy Cornwell. 1 — Chris Kitts, LaJuene Goins, and Darla Mitchem each attended the July 1984 Summer Leadership Training Conference. 2 — Tina Hagy, Darla Mitchem, LaJuene Goins, Tabby Peery. Middle row: Mrs. Sara Belcher, Monica Mr. Bill Kinser and Brenda Skid- Bailey, Cherie Mitchell, Pat Baldwin, Lisa Nolley, Sheila Bradford, Dean Goddard. Back more scarf up ata FBLA banquet. row: Suzie Coleman, Sara Shortt, Melissa Blizzard, Bonnie Buchanan, Angie Leedy, Glenda Grubb, Tracy Estep, Leslie Hutchinson, Susan Ross. Future Business Leaders of America 75 — ad = = ie Sophomore members and officers are, First row: Jeff Williams, Treasurer. Second row: Floyd Coburn, Darla Mitchem, Lena Woods, Linda Martin, Tammy Phillips. Third row: Steve Macomber, Billy Ruble, Brenda Dillow, Linda Dillow, Mr. Gillenwater. Fourth row: Steven Lester, Rodney Shrader, Eddie Bowers, Billy Jeffers, Barry Carbaugh, Tommy Thompson, Mark Nash. oe + ae A i ae eee od ; ae a) Gey Ras e Ps : ¥ 4 ¥ ‘ 4 + as a, ag 7 4 i i � ; ‘ . - P 7 ; y oo all | : Senior and Junior members are, First row: Susan Cole, Lisa Lawson, Carole Canterbury. Second row: John Johnson, Danny Bennett, Rodney Ball, Kenny Caudill, James Proffitt, Mike Cook, William Hurt, Bobby Painter, Tonya Fogg. Third row: John Harrold, Kevin eon Brian Duncan, Steve Neece, Craig Cook, David Young, Tammy Fields, Randy Simpson, Tim Johnson, Ronnie Wyatt, oug Cook. 76 Distributive Education Clubs of America KEEP VIRGINIA GREEN FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Keep Virginia Green club members, First row: Darrell Johnson, Danny Akers, Tim Amos, Mike Bratton, Mr. William Price, sponsor. Second row: Randy Rasnake, Davy Bourne, Keith Thompson, Junior Sheets. Future Farmers of America are, F Tim Amos, Robbie Woods, Dwayne Johnson, Chuck Sesco, Dale Youngs, Steve French, Billy Ruble, Tony Goins. Third row: Jimmy ‘Clendenen, Junior Sheets, Danny Akers, Mike Bratton, Keith Latimer, Barry Carbaugh, Davy Bourne, Wesley Dove, Kelly Jessee, Greg Woods. Last row: Mike Thompson, Tommy Thompson, Eddie Bowers, Darrell Johnson, Mark Nash, Billy McDonald, Rodney _ Shrader, Kelly Rose, Tracy Law, Martin Smith, Ricky Martin. Keep Virginia Green Future Farmers of America 77 £ : . 3 . s Future Teachers of America zz Oia, ee atime icaibe 2 Derreseiriedrenaeeeraontcumentenngnemanaiixin: : Serine 2 1 et ha ean en eRe so CREE Raa Nb isa Ra tks eesti ad Sis cnnemmmninniinnnnions Si eee te ec ce a ey tty, i ae a : % x A a 3 5 4 2 = és : c Sw - Senior FTA members and officers are, First row: Hudson Huffard, Sergeant-At-Arms; Debbie Dotson, Secretary; Gordon Clay, Treasurer; Catherine Sowers, Vice-President; Susan Garrison, President; Mr. Bob Russell, Sponsor. Second row: Robbie Harris, Jeff Atwell, Susan Mikovch, Michelle Bovenizer, Jill Gillenwater, Laura Malone, Brenda Oakes. Third row: Lisa Griffith, Lisa Cooley, Chris Sudderth, Phillip Wang, James Hampton, Marvin Howery, Jeff Blake, Mike Fender. Underclassman FTA members are, First row: Melissa Caudill, Sarah Stevens, Kelly Miller, Juli Tabor, Tina Webb, Renee McCurry. Second row: Julie Brown, Kyle Gearheart, Mike Sweeney, Chris Decamp, David Stansfield, Chris Morath, Mark Williams. Third row: Karen Harlow, Lee Riffe, Steve French, Charlie Bowman, Danny Rusyniak, Joey Cundiff, Mr. Bob Russell, sponsor. 78 Future Teachers of America N ATION AL HONOR SOCIETY peed HAREWELL Pier bers of the Lewis N. Daren Chane of the Neves! Honor Society are, First row: RnondS MI Onia. ices President: Jeff Atwell, President; Mrs. Betty Ireson, sponsor. Second row: Madhu Chopra, Pat Baldwin, Debbie Dotson, Page Hutchinson, Susan Garrison, Jeannie Reed, Laura Malone, Chris Sudderth, Lisa Cooley, Susan Mikovch. Last row: Jan Hill, Venisha Hicks, Marvin Howery, Philip Wang, Steve Buchanan, James Hampton, Gordon Clay, Lisa Griffith, Charlene Williamson, Jill Gillenwater. 2 — Kim Wilson, Karla Surber, and Susan Holbrook await their turn to light their candles as Charlene Williamson lights Rose Ann Lockhart’s candle. 3 — New members of the National Honor Society wait to be inducted. 4 — Scott Richardson lights the candles of Character, Scholarship, Leadership and Service. National Honor Society 79 DRIVERS’ SAFETY CLUB PROMOTES SAFETY Senior and Freshman members, and officers are, First row: Amy Rutherford, Secretary; Leslie Hutchinson, President; Tina Webb, Treasurer; Amie Bowling, Vice President. Second row: Gina Huffard, Sara Shortt, Leah DeAngelis, Monica Bailey, Tracy Estep, Christi Flynn, Christy Lazenby, Kelly Miller. Third row: Susan Ross, Stephanie Blaylock, Melissa Blizzard, Tonya Fogg, Julie Coe, Wanda Simons, Catherine Sowers, Michelle Bovenizer, Janet Mulkey. Fourth row: Judy Koen, Sarah Stevens, Mike Fender, Chris Byrd, Hudson Huffard, Robbie Harris, Phillip Wang, Charles Williamson. ™ � 4 —_ ‘fC PN) Sophomore and J unior members are, First row: Mary Hobbs, Kim Jones, Michelle Scott, Carole Williams, Cheryl Mikovch, Jill Byrd. Hope Whaley, Trish Long, Amy Blankenship. Second row: Suzanne Meador, Babette Pascasio, Mary Blizzard, Tabby Peery, Karen Waller, J uli Tabor, Ron Pennington, Chris Morath, Kyle Gearhart, Mike Miller. Third row: Dee Hurley, Teri Graham, Jody Hartley. Tracy Miller, Karen Riley, Pam Adkins, Tonya Hart, Joe Cundiff, Mike Sweeney, Chris DeCamp, Keith Shrader. Fourth row: Larg Schmidt, Gina DeAngelis, Stacy Kessinger, Tim Neel, Jeff Sizemore, Bryan Little, Danny Adkins, David Stansfield, Paul Bradford! Shannon Remines. | 80 Drivers’ Safety Club VOCATIONAL STUDENTS ARE INDUSTRIOUS i e+ +O oesese ies ae he ° gorse OOOO? 2 S$ oeee ro oOoOe’ Jig Lleces ft be) “ ; % ‘a � Ean ne a : g Morning Vocational Students: First row: Donald Evans, Kevin Hodock, Tim Shrader, Diane Howard, Cyndi Brooks, Kim Hall, Bever- ly Oakes. Second row: Keith Pauley, Greg Thompson, Joe Dillow, Ronnie Johnston, Missy Smith, Patricia Putnam, Karin Hodock, Valerie Stacy, Sharon Spencer. Third row: Rosa Bourne, Kim Slade, Patty George, Susan Carroll, Barbara Casey, Acquanetta Williams. Fourth row: Glenn Hawks, Ralph Allison, Cleve Wolford, Bill Puckett, Junior Martin, Marty Smith, Donnie Puckett, Bobby Murdock, Kevin Belcher, Keith Hutchinson, John Kinder. oa. oy i abe — “ a a ¢ é 3 pepo s = £ 4 : ; eh i | | ee Afternoon Vocational Students are, First row: Karen Lowe, Lisa Davidson, Beth Shelton, Regina Jeffery, Renee Buchanan. Second row: Tim Amos, Danny Akers, Joel Windle, Bobby Billips, Barry Bandy, Jeff Perdue, Danny Martin, Tom Lovell. Third row: Kyle Ru- ble, Harold Gillespie, Ronney Koen, Randy Rasnake, Kyle Thompson, Rodney Riffe, Jerry Ellison, Tommy Price, Billy Fox. Fourth row: Junior Sheets, Ronald Crockett, George Stout, Stanley Patton, Keith Thompson, Darrell Johnson, Kelly Rose, Davy Bourne. 81 Vocational SCA: The Voice of the Students = Senter and arnt: members of the SCA are, nent row: Debbie Tabor, Sara Shortt, Susan Garrison, Chay Tene imran Reel and LaJuene Goins. Second row: Page Hutchinson, Debbie Dotson, Tina Webb, Charlene Williamson, Tonya Fogg, Michelle Bovenizer, Rhonda McCurry, and Tonya Hart. Third row: Tommy Henegar, Ron Pennington, David Stansfield, Jeff Atwell, Steve Buchanan, Marvin Howery, James Hampton, Jimmy Yost, Lee Riffe, and Marla Popp. P} Ltt. AEF Mr. Stone, Debbie Tabor and Tina Webb are ready to greet our visitors on the parent-visitation day held in November. Oe fe , : gee Our SCA officers are, left to right: James Het president; Debbie Tabor, vice-president; Michelle Bovenizer, secretary; and Tonya Hart, treasurer. 82 Student Cooperative Association Mrs. Carole Hutchinson is the sponsor. Fe tones: ‘7 . wii — Sophomore and Freshman members of the SCA are, Front row: Dee Dee Lawson, Dean Goddard, Scott Meadows, Stacy Hooper, Amy Blankenship, Jill Byrd, Kristi Pochick, Laura Plott, and Janet Mulkey. Second row: Jeff Adams, Jimmy Cox, Margie Giampocaro, Kel- ly Matney, Jeff Browning, Tim Riffe, Mike Johnson, Trish Long, Hope Whaley, and Jani Tabor. wer o et Trish Long, Margie Giampocaro, Dean Goddard, Mrs. Hutchinson presents Jill Byrd, and Catherine Sowers serve as guides on Amy Blankenship the Ist parent-visitation day. Place ribbon which was award- ed to the Sophomore Class for having the best decorated area during Spirit week. Se Throughout the year, SCA president James Hampton helps make the morning announcements. Student Cooperative Association 83 Senior members of the Pep Club, Seated with sponsor, Mr. Byrd, include, first row: Susan Garrison, Julie Coe, Melissa Blizzard. Sec- ond row: Christy Lazenby, Michelle Bovenizer, Catherine Sowers, Kevin Yost, Kelli Haun, Leah DeAngelis, Monica Bailey. Third row: Donna Workman, Amy Warren, Madhu Chopra, Stephanie Blaylock, Rhonda McCurry, Sara Shortt, Page Hutchinson, Chip Warbur- ton. Fourth row: Susan Ross, Felicia Matthews, Leslie Hutchinson, Tonya Fogg, Wanda Simons, Tracy Estep, Glen Hawks, Hudson Huffard, Chris Byrd. Junior members include, First row: Diane Howard, Teresa Thompson, Cindy Carter, Pam Atkins, Karen Riley, Tabby Peery, Karen Waller, Carmen Whitman. Second row: Michelle Scott, Marla Popp, Mary Blizzard, Rena Nacke, Sabrina Wimmer, Amie Bowling, Tina Webb, Juli Tabor, Jody Hartley, Debbie Tabor. Third row: David Stansfield, Ron Pennington, Chris DeCamp, Kyle Gearhart, Chris Morath, Philip Ohly, Teri Graham, Lara Schmidt, Tracy Miller, Stacy Kessinger, Gina DeAngelis. 84 Pep Club PEP CLUB PROMOTES SCHOOL SPIRIT 1 — At a Pep Club-sponsored d ance, Kelli Ferguson, Missy Caudill, Davy Bourne, Kim French, and Laura Plott pause to watch some break dancing. 2 — Junior members of the Pep Club attend a pep assembly. aw Freshman and sophomore members of the Pep Club include, First row: Stacy Hooper, Lillie Poszich, Christy Miller, Sherry McGlothlin, Shelia Fisher, Rebecca Earp, Patricia Evans, Becky Quesenberry, and Denise Heffinger. Second row: Chris Brogdon, Jen- nifer Tabor, Beth McMillion, Jill Byrd, Amy Blankenship, Trish Long, Kelli Ferguson, and Kyle Kelly. Third row: Missy Caudill, Kel- ly Miller, Christi Flynn, Cheryl Mikovch, Hope Whaley, Joy Hutchinson, Margie Giampocaro, Kelly Matney, and Dee Dee Lawson. Pep Club 85 FELLOWSHIP OF CHRISTIAN ATHLETES AND VARSITY CLUB FCA members are, First row: Steve French, Tracy Estep, Catherine Sowers, Michelle Bovenizer, Christy Lazenby, Tina Webb, Tracy Miller, Stacy Kessinger, Karen Waller, Kevin Holcomb, Stephen Blaylock. Second row: Shannon Remines, Marty Leedy, Philip Ohly, Chip Warburton, Tim Neel, Kevin Yost, Chris Byrd, Chris DeCamp, Charlie Bowman, Jeff Atwell. Third row: Darrin Coe, Bill Osborne, Jeff Sizemore, Danny Adkins, Robert Poszich, V. G. Altizer, Bryan Little, Mike Murphy, Mark Large, Chris Morath, Terry Smith, Joey Cundiff, and Danny Rusyniak. ne sec NREL ATO: TE Varsity Club members are, First row: Tracy Estep, Catherine Sowers, Michelle Bovenizer, Christy Lazenby, Tina Webb, Tracy Miller, Kelli Haun, Page Hutchinson, Stacy Kessinger, Karen Waller. Second row: Philip Ohly, Chip Warburton, Tim Neel, Kevin Yost, Chris Byrd, Chris DeCamp, Jeff Atwell, Charlie Bowman. Third row: Jeff Sizemore, Danny Adkins, Robert Poszich, V. G. Altizer, Bryan Little, and Mike Murphy. 86 Fellowship of Christian Athletes and Varsity Club JUNIOR CIVITANS i . fi e : . a fee i = i. ae Senior and Junior members of the Junior Civitans are, Front row: Amie Bowling, Debbie Tabor, Babette Pascasio, Rhonda Summers, Karen Waller, Tabby peery, LaJuene Goins, Lara Schmidt, Teri Graham. Second row: Leslie Hutchinson, Wanda Simons, Tracy Estep, Darla Mitchem, Laura Malone, Leah DeAngelis, Melissa Blizzard, Amy Rutherford, Pam Atkins, Karen Riley, Rhonda Tignor, Stephanie Kitts. Fourth row: Jody Hartley, Susan Mikovch, Tonya Fogg, Felicia Matthews, Lisa Griffith, Julie Coe, Michelle Bovenizer, Amy Warren, Charlene Williamson, Venisha Hicks and Suzanne Meador. Sophomores and Freshmen include, Front row: Mrs. Helton, sponsor, Todd Furrow, Brian Gunn, Jimmy Boyd, Scott Johnston. Sec- ond row: Christy Miller, Becky Quesenberry, Patricia Evans, Denise Heffinger, Stacy Hooper, Jill Byrd, Kelly Miller, Melissa Caudill, Karen Grim. Third row: Heather Workman, Dianna Dove, Margie Giampocaro, Kelly Matney, Kyle Kelly, Cheryl Mikovch, Hope Whaley, April Christian, Kayen DeGray, Traci Srokose, Carole Arnold. Junior Civitans 87 THE A-TEAM 1 — Our fearless sponsors, Mrs. Hart and Mr. Helton, discuss their strategy for the ’85 Graham. 2 — Teri flips through the files looking for a copy fitting form. 3 — Garland types on his pages while Lisa snickers at one of his typos. 4 — Marcella and Brenda return to school after helping with Senior Portraits. 5 — Editor Laura Malone sets a good example for others. 6 — The warped staff members, Jan Hill, Angie Rice, Laura Malone, Margie Giampocaro, Michelle Bovenizer, Chris Jessee, Garland Auton, Lisa Nolley, Robin Mitchem, Teri Graham, Brenda Fox, and Marcella McCann, show their variety of faces. 7 — Members of the staff work on ads. 8 — Beverly Oakes serves as Mrs. Hart’s guide at the Vocational School. 9 — Mrs. Hart and Jan show great concentration while working on annual sales. 10 —: Now children! The “mature” annual staff enjoys playtime! 11 — The staff is pleased to have driven Mr. Helton crazy. 12 — Garland, Robin, and Chris find pleasure in work as they assist on picture day. 88 Annual Staff ——— Annual Staff 89 THE ATOM STAFF HAS A NOSE FOR THE NEWS 1 — Chrissy Spurgeon and Pam Adkins do pasteovers, a method of correction. 2 — Tracy Miller, Tabby Peery, and Amy Rutherford look over their captions for mistakes. 3 — Members of The Atom staff include: Chrissy Spurgeon, Tracy Miller, Karen Riley, Karen Waller, Pam Adkins, Amy Rutherford, Tabby Peery, sponsor Mrs. Welcker, Chip Warburton, Mark Large, Mike Franklin, Mary Blizzard, Michael Bratton, Denis Pennington, Chuck Bargo, Bobby Thurston. 2 ae ERR NR RNR: ORE es 90 Atom Staff 91 TENNIS TEAMS RACKET UP AGAIN 1 — Christy Lazenby, Michelle Bovenizer, Jill Gillenwater, Catherine Sowers, Tracy Miller, and Kyle Kelly make up the Girls’ Tennis Team. 2 — Jimmy Cox prepares to reverse an opponent’s spin. 3 — Chris DeCamp, Jimmy Cox, and Brian Gunn are members of the Boys’ Tennis Team. 4 — Mike Hager follows through on his return. OPPONENT Virginia High 9-0 WwW Marion 9-0 WwW John Battle 9-0 W Abingdon 8-1 W Lebanon 8-1 W Richlands 8-1 W Tazewell 5-4 L Narrows 9-0 W Bluefield 7-2 W Bluefield 5-4 W Princeton 6-3 W Tazewell 5-4 L Virginia High 7-2 WwW Tazewell 5-4 L GIRLS’ 84 SCHEDULE 92 Tennis ee Ee A Ne Ne te ee ey ame 1984 BASEBALL SCORES GRAHAM OPPONENT 7,5 Gate City Patrick Henry Marion Lebanon Tazewell Richlands Abindgon Virginia High Grundy John S. Battle Richlands Princeton iow) 1 1 7 1 2 0 0 2 2 5 1 deh Aye a cee ee es ite, Oka enue 1 — 1984 Baseball Team members include: Stephen Blaylock, Rick Miller, Ricky Williams, Shannon Remines, Jeff Sizemore, Danny Adkins, Mar- ty Leedy, and Rudy Miller. 2 — Coach Doug Marrs checks the equipment before a game. 3 — Pitching Ace Tommy Kinder shows great concentration while pitching. 4 — Jeff Atwell, Johnny Watkins, and Marty Leedy warm up before a game. 5 — Rick Miller throws the ball back to the mound. 6 — Coach Marrs greets the coaches from Richlands. 7 — Jeff Atwell tries for a homerun. Baseball 93 G-MEN RACE TO VICTORY 1 — Kevin Holcomb excels as he burns up the track. 2 — Danny Rusyniak is airborne as he begins the first leg of the triple jump. 3 — Tim Neel pushes himself to be the first to reach the Finish Line. 4 — The camera watches Joe Epperson breeze with ease. 5 — Terry Smith heaves the shot in a district meet. 6 — Robert Phillips leads the pack while Mike Bratton strives for a 1-2 Graham finish. 7 — Danny Rusyniak lands in the sand. 8 — Mike Franklin shows perfect form in the high jump. 9 — Mike Franklin and Jeff Grubb approach the final hurdle before the sprint to the finish line. 10 — Keith Latimer barely clears the bar in the Tazewell Meet. 11 — Chris Morath begins his at- tempt at clearing the bar in the pole vault event. 12 — Mike Franklin proves he is a wor- thy hurdler. 13 — Michael Bratton goes for the extra inch in the long jump. 94 Boys’ Track wT Boys’ Track 95 G-GIRLS RUN FOR THE ROSES 1 — Hope Whaley puts the shot. 2— Sharlene McCoy jumps over a hurdle. 3 — Jill Daniel gets pointers from the crowd. 4 — Jill Daniel leads the pack. 5 Hope Whaley takes off to a win. 96 Girls’ Track JV BASKETBALL: A LEARNING EXPERIENCE 1 — After being fouled, Teresa Tucker adds extra points to the score. 2 — Laura Plott, Lori Trigg, and Stacy Hooper return from the locker room at halftime. 3 — Lori Trigg and Judith Trigg lead the fast break to a G-Girl score. 4 — Graceful Judith Trigg sinks a free throw as Lillie Poszich gets positioned for a rebound. 5 — Judith Trigg shoots for two! Saha ote 7 ie HOME (Visi FOS HAVER FOS ¢ 4 aii BEA. BONS BASS 8 Team members include: Judith Trigg, Stacy Hooper, Lori Trigg, Laura Plott, Beth McMillion, Lisa Yancy, Lillie Poszich, Coach Kathy Kade, Teresa Tucker, Karen Waller, Stephanie Snow. Girls’ Junior Varsity Basketball 97 | Beth Grim receives instructions fromm Coach Vera Austin and Coach Kade. 2 — Judith Trigg passes to a teammate breaking through the lane. 3 Tracy Oakes, Judith Trigg, Beverly Oakes, and Marla Popp try to break open for an inbounds pass. 4 Acquanetta Williams provides senior leadership for the team. 5 — Other team members include: manager Karen Grim, Tracy Oakes, Marla Popp, Beth Grim, April Christian, Criss Compton, Beverly Oakes, Coach Vera Austin. wer weneny : a7 — = = = a ad = - eis 98 Girls’ Varsity Basketball im G-GIRLS SHOW IMPROVEMENT 1 — Judith Trigg and Tracy Oakes control the perimeter for the G-Girls. 2— Marla Popp and April Christian hustle to get open for a shot. 3 — Coach Austin discusses the next play with team members and the injured Criss Compton. 4 — Beth Grim jumps as high as she can to get the ball! 5 — April Christian goes up for a foul shot. 1984 Schedule Opponent Patrick Henry Richlands Marion Tazewell Pocahontas Lebanon Narrows Grundy Bluefield Abingdon Tazewell Virginia High Richlands Tazewell Gate City Bluefield John Battle Lebanon Grundy Girls’ Varsity Basketball i nie: , puke WX ,j ae ey 4 aE bee ee es Members of the 1984 Golf team are, Kneeling: Mike Miller, Chris DeCamp. Standing: Robbie Harris, Kyle Gearhart, Ron Pen- nington, Rob Johnston, Jay Hankla, David Stansfield, Mike Honaker, Richard Erskine, Mike Sweeney, Aldon Poteet, Barry Perdue, Zane Christian, Steve French. During the 1984 season, the top six golfers were: Jay Hankla, Steve French, Mike Miller, Chris DeCamp, David Stansfield, Rob Johnston 100 Golf ———— GOLF TEAM GETS TEED OFF: GOES TO REGIONAL PLAYOFFS Abingdon Won Grundy Won Marion Won Richlands Won Tazewell Won Marion Lost Richlands Won Tazewell Won John S. Battle Won Richlands Won Marion Won Virginia High Lost Richlands Lost Grundy Won John S. Battle For the first time in golf history at Graham High School, our G-Men won the district championship. They accomplished this by defeating perennial AA State Champion Marion. Their season’s record was 18-4. There were seven lettermen named, they are: Mike Miller, Rob Johnston, Steve French, Chris � � DeCamp, David Stansfield, David Young, and Jay ts Hankla. The golf team placed fourth in the regional ROB JOHNSTON?” playoffs. pe, G-MEN PLOW INTO PLAYOFFS 1 — All-District fullback Terry Smith cuts back to avoid a tackle after taking the handoff from Joe Cundiff. 2 — Chris Warburton leads Joe Cundiff, Mike Murphy, All-District defensive end Charlie Bowman, and the rest of the G-Men onto the field. 3 — Graham’s defensive alignments successfully , % stopped the Lebanon Pioneers. 4 — Whoa, Bulldog! Southwest District Defensive Back of the Year Danny Rusyniak holds the ball carrier as All- District punter Jeff Sizemore and All-SWD linebacker Kevin Yost move in for the kill. 5 — Touchdown! Kevin Yost, SWD Offensive Back of the Year, crosses the goal line as G-Men on and off the field celebrate. 6 — SWD Offensive Lineman of the Year, Region IV tackle, and All-District kicker Mark Large booms another three-pointer through the uprights. 7 — Quarterback Joe Cundiff looks for receiver Kevin Yost in the flat as Chip Warburton provides pass protection against the eventual State AA Runner-up Indians during the Region IV playoff game in Blacksburg. 102 Football SUCCESS REQUIRES LEADERSHIP 1 — Leadership begins with the coaching staff. Here, Sam McKinney, head coach Glynn Carlock, and Rick Marrs intently watch the action on the field. 2-5 — Graham’s gridiron success was due directly to the leadership provided by these VIN YOST outstanding seniors. ae ., me Ae CHIP WARBURTON —� ee CT nISSVRD a PSs eer ARE Na AL SS v SERS LAE Od et Ar oa ie AEE a The 1984 G-Men are, First row: David Trigg, Kevin Holcomb, Mike Hall, Robbie Poszich, Kevin Yost, V. G. Altizer, Steven French, Rusty Bradshaw, and Rodney Hairston. Second row: Rick Sarver, Shawn Brothers, Brian Asbury, Tommy Henegar, Jeff Browning, ‘Marty Leedy, Jeff Sizemore, Mike Murphy, Mark James, manager. Third row: Bryan Little, Jeff Hayes, Tim Woody, Terry Smith, Darrin Coe, Danny Adkins, David Sweeney, Bill Osborne, Tim Neel, Tim Riffe, and Chris Byrd. Last row: Joe Cundiff, Phil Ohly, Chip Warburton, Mark Large, Danny Rusyniak, Luther Johnson, and Charlie Bowman. Football 103 ' 1 — Assistant coaches Sam McKinney and Doug Marrs, manager Kenny Isaacs, and the Graham sideline tensely await the outcome of a fourth down play. 2 — Kevin Yost cuts upfield as guard Mike Murphy hustles over to wipe out a potential tackler. 3 — All- District quarterback Joe Cundiff eagerly waits to return to action. 4 — Terry Smith and offensive lineman Chip Warburton congratulate themselves on a successful of- fensive drive. 5 — Head G-Man Glynn Carlock, SWD Coach of the Year, assists Region IV tight end Danny Rusyniak with an equipment repair. 6 — Rusty Bradshaw, Chip Warburton, V. G. Altizer, and Bryan Little enjoy a pre-game meal at Western Sizzlin. 7 — Scott Meadows, Jeff Browning, Mike Hall, Brian Asbury, and Robbie Poszich also chow down. 8 — Steven French and Marty Leedy illustrate the less glamorous side of football success: perspiration, and late hours. 9 — Managers Mark James, Scott Meadows, and Kenny Isaacs have many duties. 10 — Dr. Danny Pruett, team physician, examines Terry Smith after a jolt. 11 — All of Graham’s supporters eagerly anticipate the fall, when the G-Men will once again take the field. A 104 Football BEHIND THE SCENES The G-Men finished as Southwest District runners-up and missed an undefeated season by just two points. After dropping two games, both by the margin of a two-point conversion, Graham roared to eight straight wins and a playoff appearance. 2 G-MEN 20 6 40 41 10 37 24 29 26 Bl 1984 SCHEDULE Opponent Bluefield 21 Tazewell 7 Patrick Henry 0 Virginia High 8 Richlands 0 Grundy 12 Marion 14 Gate City 14 Lebanon 0 John Battle 0 REGION IV Blacksburg Football 105 VARSIT VOLLEYBALL: A PROMISE FOR TH FUTURE 106 Varsity Volleyball SER BS ASE GEET RASS a SES ES aR Ce ESS ONS TRS z= = Stephanie Blaylock VARSITY SCHEDULE John Battle Lost Labanon Lost Virginia High Lost Patrick Henry Lost Narrows Won Richlands Won Abingdon Lost Marion Lost Gate City Lost Richlands Won Lebanon Lost 1 — Tracy Estep prepares to bump as Tina Webb, Melanie Greer, and Amy Baker intently watch. 2 — Sara Shortt sets the ball for April Christian. 3 — April Christian reaches high to block a spike from a John Battle player. 4 — Melanie Greer sends another bullet-like serve over. 5 — Sara Shortt and April Christian are thankful for the strong arm of Amy Baker. 6 — April Christian keeps her eye on the ball as she bumps to a teammate. 7 — Tracy Estep bumps the ball to a waiting teammate by the net. 8 — Melanie Greer dives to the floor to return a serve. 9 — Tina Webb gets in position to return a serve. 10 — Varsity players are: Tracy Estep, Stacy Kessinger, Kelli Ferguson, Trish Long, Tonya Hart, Sara Shortt, Stephanie Blaylock, manager Becky Elam, Sharlene McCoy, Amy Baker, Tina Webb, April Christian, Criss Compton, Melanie Greer, Tammy Underwood. 11 — “G-H-S” is the chant heard from the huddle before the break. Varsity Volleyball 107 JUNIOR VARSITY VOLLEYBALL 1 - Beth McMillion powers her serve toward the oppo- nent’s court while Lori Trigg watches. 2 — Lori winds up in preparation for her own serve. 3 — Lori follows through on a serve during warm-ups. 4 — Kristi Pochick perfec ts her serve as Lillie Poszich and Beth McMillion watch and Ar PERIOD TROJANS YISITOR FWA Vw FOWA wait. Aw V5 The members of the Junior Varsity Volleyball Team are, First row: Lillie Poszich, Stacy Hooper, Te Plott, Shirley Beth Houck, Kristi Pochick, Sheri i ; a ee pee Se ue. ochick, and Sheri McGlothlin. Second row: Lori Trigg, Andrea Leedy, Beth McMillion, Christi Flynn, and 108 Junior Varsity Volleyball WRESTLING TEAM WINS WITH PINS Kevin Yost ) : q 1 — Chris Morath en- joys the advantage over a slower opponent. 2 — David Trigg tries to flip his opponent for a pin. 3 — The GHS wrestling team includes, Front row: Rodney Hairston, Brian Gunn, Kevin Holcomb, Steven French, Chris Morath, Kevin Yost, David Trigg. Seocnd row: Steven Lester, Chris Byrd, Chip Warburton, Mike Murphy, Rudy Miller, Ricky Sarver, Kenneth Isaacs, Manager. Wrestling 109 — VARSITY 1 — Debbie Tabor, Susan Garrison, Kelly Matney, Kelli H aun cheer at the bonfire the night before the Graham- Tazewell football game. 2 — Displaying G-stars on their cheeks, the cheerleaders jump up and down in order to keep warm in the frigid weather at Blacksburg. 3 — Our Varsity Cheerleaders demonstrate a three level pyramid. Bottom: Debbie Tabor, Page Hutchinson, Debbie Dotson, Amy Blankenship, Tracy Miller. Middle: Susan Garrison, Kelly Matney. Top: Kelli Haun. 4 — During a pep assembly the girls display an A-mount. 5 — The varsity squad cheers from the sideline during the Graham-Richlands basketball game. 6 — Debbie and Susan hold a mount before a football game. 7 — The girls conclude a cheer with a mount during a time-out. 8 — After a touchdown Tracy and Page hold a victory pose. Be i. Pg OS athe vy! wile? wee 8 2 ik iat. Ny sVE, a oa Si ce Rr De AI ‘ i? OR ESS QP te aR Wy P. G47), . w ; A a . ’ 110 Varsity Cheerleaders ‘a | j Faas ee ORE SA Sa GP I EBS RE RS I RR OA mere IS ERIE 2 SEC CHEERLEADERS Varsity Cheerleaders 111 JV CHEERLEADERS SUSPENDED IN ACTION 1 — Our Junior Varsity cheerleaders, Jill Byrd, Dee Dee Lawson, Cheryl Mikovch, Teri Graham, Tonesha Hairston, and Jani Tabor, are caught at the peak of their jump. 2 — JV Captain Tonesha Hairston cheers at the Homecoming bonfire. 3 — Jani Tabor, Teri Graham, Cheryl Mikoveh, Jill Byrd, Tonesha Hairston, and Dee Dee Lawson as viewed from “A Dif- ferent Angle.” 4 — The squad performs a well-balanced three-level mount. mY e : We Gon. as 5 — Casting a spell on the op- ponents? No, it’s merely a cheer for our team. 6 — Our JV girls hold a pose at the end of a pep assembly cheer. 7 — Hope Whaley waves to co; the crowd while ey | riding in the fa } Homecoming — parade with Teri ie —— Graham and eee Yee Christi Flynn. ; ¥ os te ex 112 Junior Varsity Cheerleaders SOF — el 1984 SCHEDULE f Pocahontas Pocahontas Montcalm AE ie DERE PLE Montcalm Athens Spanishburg Spanishburg Mountain Mission Mountain Mission Oakvale Mountain Mission Mountain Mission 1-Team members celebrate a victory in Grundy. Standing: Linda Skidmore with Melanie Greer, Kim Hall, Rachel Westfall, Cyndi Brooks, Criss Compton, Terri Danley, Suzanne Hager, Candie Peery, Lisa Cecil, Amy Baker. Sitting: Kelli Ferguson, Robin Mitchem, Tracy Estep, and Diann Pennington. 2-MVP Melanie Greer selects a “stick.” 3-Diann, Suzanne, Kelli and the elevated Terri and Amy demonstrate a new infield defense. 4-The G-Girls refuse to let rain ruin a team picnic at Glen- wood Park; First row: Kelli, Lisa, Diann, Suzanne, Lin- da, Latichia Williams. Top row: Tammy Underwood, Cyndi, and Rachel. 5-Amy, Melanie, Suzanne, Kelli, and Robin meet Coach Helton for a conference on the mound. 6-The entire defense protects home plate with a pyramid. Ae Oe RENN TRCN AE MORRTS Softball 113 VARSITY BASKETBALL Mike Franklin’s jumper adds to victory margin during the Michael Bratton ‘watches SWD leading scorer Christmas Tournament. Henry Fortune zing another one through the twines. Members of the Varsity basketball team are: Michael Bratton, Mark Williams, Henry Fortune, Jimmy Yost, John Kinder, Tracy Law, Danny Rusyniak, Mike Franklin, Charlie Bowman, Joe Cundiff, and Chris DeCamp. 114 Varsity Basketball 47 48 58 55 49 70 59 69 65 56 54 70 56 53 62 58 49 55 65 46 63 Opponent Patrick Henry 50 Richlands 67 Marion 61 Narrows 51 Lebanon 54 Tazewell 62 Richlands 68 Grundy ‘S35 Bluefield 99 Tazewell 66 Virginia High 58 OT Bluefield 84 Tazewell 62 Narrows 52 John S. Battle 69 Grundy 43 Gate City 45 20T Lebanon 46 Abingdon 69 Richlands 59 Marion 50 Richlands 68 1-G-Men complete pre-game warm-ups prior to defeating Narrows. 2-Jimmy Yost displays a hot handed foul shot. 3-Mike Franklin releases the front end of a one-and-one. 4-Joe Cundiff beats the Bulldogs to the basket on the fast break. 5-Southwest District scoring leader Henry Fortune scores two extra points. 6-Coach Phelps shouts instructions from the bench. 7-Mike Franklin shoots for two. 8-Henry Fortune fires from downtown after taking a Joe Cundiff pass. Varsity Basketball 115 Basketball Collage 116 JV BASKETBALL: 14-0 DISTRICT CHAMPS F ate. JV Schedule Opponent Patrick Henry Richlands Marion Narrows Lebanon Grundy Bluefield Tazewell Virginia High Tazewell Bluefield Narrows John Battle Grundy Lebanon Abingdon Gate City Richlands Gate City 1-Front row left to right: David Sarver, Patrick Boone, Scott Kiser, Todd Furrow. Second row left to right: Manager Buddy Gallemore, Rusty Bradshaw, Michael Johnson, David Sweeney, Jeffrey Adams, Michael Woody, Jeff Sizemore, Luther Johnson, Keith Latimer, Danny Adkins, Nicholas Goodson, Sidney Nash, Shannon Remines, Mark James, Eric Lawless. 2-Eric Lawless and David Sweeney prepare for a re- bound as Keith Latimer jumps high for a possible two points. 3-Jeff Sizemore takes an outside jumpshot during pre-game warmup. 4-Danny Adkins outjumps a Marion player to tip the ball to either Jeff Sizemore, Michael Woody, Shannon Remines or Jeffrey Adams. J V Basketball Candidates Michelle Boven- izer, Debbie Dotson, Susan Garrison, Page Hutchinson, Rhonda McCurry, and Cherie Mitchell pose during the Miss GHS pep assembly with their escorts Gordy Clay, Steve Buchanan, Robbie Harris, Chris Byrd, Hudson Huffard and James Hampton. Miss Mic helle Tscbentcee Miss age Hut. hinien 118 Miss GHS 1985 . - oe ey rry Miss Rhone V1. [i Miss (hirie Mitchell and escort Mister James Hampton SS XQ — Q in x we Y XY en.or uperlatives = he est of the Class 1985 } 4 Most Outstanding Most Likely to eSiivered. Page Bolinger —_ James Hampton Warn Howery — elisa Cooley ij jas 4 AGES Seeese Whost Sheclipaa Most Coarleout Best Personality Whar 1s Howery — isa Griffith Becky Saher — Whthells bsaent tan Chins Mitchell James Hampton da mes (pie m P t on 120 Senior Superlatives 1985 Most Intellectual Var Howery = Madhu Chopra t { ; } ; ALS ht Wittiest (Chek Bargo — Jeremy Slaughter Shain MeCoy Most Dependable Blane atone — James Hampton Most eSipeere Charud Wel iamaon _ James Hampton ” e = A = « « Sits sean eeeawt es, ene -— West Workers Kyle ROLL = Becky SJaher end Gea SME Phan — Ome: Pua ton ( P Konnie Buchanan Senior Superlatives 1985 121 cmaneen ppayh? i Siw 4 ‘ Boss 3 vod + Most Athletic Most Geenlice Most Sahcell Spirited Tracy Estep _ BKeorn Yost Sieve Sachanan _ Melissa Usiirened. Chip UG harton _ ebb Dotson ee Bate: k Eee Most Bicienicd Best ocat Wthiccar Best i Unsiramanta Wasician Pug Mabe — _ ere Beppe Ubaisha tiers — James Hampton Gordon Clay — Jeannie | AH 122 Senior Superlatives 1985 —e Ss ee ENGLISH CLASSES HONE 4 ea PRI FI SOR eae 1-Jimmy Cox, Lois Brogdon, Janice Carey, Robin Mitchem, and Perneice Earls work diligently in Mr. Helton’s second period English 10 class. 2-Garland Auton is recreating Jonathan Edwards delivering his famous fire and brimstone sermon from Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God in Mrs. Hutchinson’s fifth period Junior English class. 3-Amy Warren, Chuck Bargo, and Laura Malone entertain the student body during the Speech and Drama part of the Christmas program. 4-Ronnie Houchins, and Jimmy Boyd view the creative Romeo and Juliet projects. 5-Kevin Davis, Floyd Coburn, Rhon- da Smith, Shannon Remines, April Chris- tian, Kayen DeGray, Acquanetta Williams, and Missy Greathead browse through the library during the book fair. 124 Academics COMMUNICATION SKILL S 1-Donald Cregger, Pam Clark, Veronica Davis, Nickie Goodson, Larry Hagerman, Michael Hall, and Jay Hankla sit quietly during lunch study. 2-Missy Hagy and Jennifer Mabe view the ninth grade Romeo and Juliet projects. 3-Judy Stevenson, Tracy Law, Keith Latimer, Terry Smith, Todd Furrow, Michael Singleton, Chad Lanter, and Jeff Lewis are engrossed in their English assignments in Mr. Helton’s first period class. 4-Becky Hutchens, Judy Cornwell, Tina Hagy, Sondra Fogleman, and Clarissa Carroll have a good time in lunch study. 5-Billy Fox, Jeff Price, Allen Wimmer, Brian Gunn, J. 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Lawson, John Biller, and Latichia Williams enjoy arelaxed moment in third period English 10 class. e . ¥ Academics 125 WE LEARN BY DOING... 126 Academics � . a ‘ v ‘ a Ds 4 “ . ‘a oo 3 % 5 es IF ee Os. ll Tt ie rk et MJ on : 1-Mrs. Helton answers Jody Hartley’s and Terry Graham’s questions in Computer Science. 2-Jeff Atwell, Catherine Sowers, and Raul Despian bring computer programs to life in Computer Science. 3-Chris Sudderth, Lisa Cooley, and Lisa Griffith were winners at Clinch Valley College Math contest, and placed second among group Double A schools in the Radford meet. 4- Mrs. Eades adjusts a film projector for her Biology I class. 5- Melissa Blizzard, Julie Coe, and Jan Hill dissect cow eyes under Mrs. Eades’ direction in Anatomy. 6- Mrs. Harry moves about the room to answer questions in Geometry class. 7-Stephanie Franklin, Suzanne Meador, Jody Hartley, and Amie Bowling celebrate after being inducted into the Beta Club. 8- Andrea Leedy, Karen Grim, Melissa Caudill, and Christi Flynn enjoy a square dance during gym class. 9-Jimmy Yost and Jeff Johnson look on as Randy Patton and Charlie Bowman battle over a program in Computer Science. 10-The GHS Choir performs at their annual Christmas program under Mrs. Chaffins’ direction. 11-The Forensic team consists of, First row: Steve Gillespie, Catherine Sowers, Marvin Howery, and Clare Knaus. Second row: Gordy Clay, Charlene Williamson, and Amy Warren. Charlene and Clare advanced to state competition. Academics 127 1-New Art teacher Mrs. Karen Graham shares her art expertise with Karen Call and Glenda Grubb. 2-Leah DeAngelis, Kelli Haun, Stephanie Kitts, and Glenda Grubb burn up the keys in Office Technology II. 3-Mr. Byrd checks homework assignments in Government class. 4-Donnie Evans and Dale Youngs work on an Art class assignment. 5-Jeff Browning and Brian Gunn keep eyes on copy in Typing class. 6-Art students Glenna Dudley, Melissa Blizzard, and Steve Buchanan display some of their work. 7- Sophomores Kevin Davis, Kenny Arnold, Jimmy Cox, John Broce, Bryan Little, Steve Macomber, Mike Woody, Stephen Blaylock, Jeff Sizemore, and Marty Leedy study their drivers manuals in Driver Education. 128 Academics 1-Amy Baker, Clare Knaus, Steve Gillespie, Patiy Reed, and Tim Griffith present their collages in Humanities. 2- Mr. Rohrer explains proper techniques to Kim Whitman, Keith Hutchens and Dale Musick, as demonstrated by John Musick. 3- Roger Allen demonstrates his gymnastics skills in PE. 4-Mrs. Bundy points out Arabia to Wilson Tu. 5-Susan Carroll busily types an assignment. 6- The stage band entertains the assemblage at the Miss GHS pep rally. 7-Mrs. Barbara Watson aids Kevin Hodock with a difficult assignment. 8-Carpentry students David Thompson, Greg Neal, and Robbie Wood pause for a picture in Shop class. Academics 129 VOCATIONAL STUDENTS TRAIN NOW... FOR THE FUTURE Scommerc emgen eran peceeneenasen atomnawate oominanen ene demesne tiinteneinltiseammsne ties 130 Vocational 1-In Auto Mechanics, Greg Thompson and Ronald Johnston adjust a carburetor. 2-J. D. Lawson and Tom Lovell repair a small engine in Power Mechanics. 3-In Power Mechanics, Jerry Ellison and James Patrick repair an engine. 4- David Thompson and Donald Evans work on a go-cart in Power Mechanics. 5- Patricia Putnam blow dries Cyndi Brooks’ hair in Cosmetology. 6-Danny Akers hammers on a roof in Carpentry IJ. 7-Keith Hutchens cools a piece of metal in his Welding I class. 8- Ralph Allison and Donnie Puckett take time from their busy work in Welding I to pose for the camera. 9-George Stout takes a break from his work in Auto Mechanics. 10-Barry Bandy and Jerry Wolford apply their Welding II skills to a truck frame. Vocational 131 1-Ray Hoover plans his next job in Welding II. 2-Regina Jeffery practices on a mannequin’s head in Cosmetology III. 3-Tim Amos mends an electrical appliance during Electronics lab. 4-Rosa Bourne sews a quilt in Commercial Sewing. 5-Mr. Lawrence shows Bobby Murdock and Keith Pauley a few 1 pointers in Welding class. 6-Susan Carroll relaxes as Patty George cuts her hair during Cosmetology I]. 7-Sharon Spencer and Valerie Stacy pose for a picture during Cosmetology I. 8-Danny Akers and Regina Jeffery inspect a house built by Carpentry class. 9-Jeff Price, Tom Lovell, Billy Fox, Brian Mitzel, Danny Akers, J. D. Lawson, Jimmy Patrick, Harold Gillespie, and Keith Thompson head for the Vocational Building. 10-Davy Bourne and Kyle Thompson hold an award for 1st place National Safety Award. 11-Beverly Oakes blow dries Diane Howard’s hair during Cosmetology I. 132 Vocational t a oma | ee Ew tee wee ae ma abbian , 133 4 , S 7 = oy ioe) S ov - sey Lene it HHHHHHHHHHE “ome w BW hed Wd bel @ LHH HHH MHHHH | Ss HAH : J ‘ HHH a HH HHH Papas nunnat See HET Ne) HEHE he) THHHHH oa Se a ahi — | ee a ¢ ‘ IH. | HATE � Hh | ee a z : j e = a s rp = = ' : =e : i | HI ata seatata HHT afal LH : UW : i iat {Ht HH i 1-Vocational Students prepare for the long ride to the Vocational School. 2-Mrs. Fostina Byrd shows Kim Slade how to work a computer in Data Processing. 3-Mr. Tim Lawrence, Na- tional Trade and Industrial Teacher of the year for 1983-1984, holds the first place National Safety Award presented in Chicago to Kelvin Matney and the Tazewell County Vocational Safety Club Members. 4-Keith Thompson puts cement on bricks in Masonry. ene 134 Vocational 1-The Big G Band shows off its new uniforms at halftime. 2-Virginia All-State Choir members James Hampton and Venisha Hicks were the only singers west of Roanoke to be chosen for Virginia Honors choir. 3-Regional Choir selectees are, first row: LaJuene Goins, Debbie Tabor, Suzie Coleman, Roxanna Sweeney. Back row: Venisha Hicks, James Hampton, Susan Hypes, and Charlene Williamson. 4-Hickory, Dickory, and Doc: LaJuene Goins, Becky Tabor, and Cyndi Brooks. 5-Seniors Rodney Riffe, Randy Rasnake, Bobby Billips, Danny Akers, Ronald Crockett, and Tim Amos await the Vocational bus. 6-Mrs. Emillie Jone’s 7th period Spanish I class study their conjugations. 7-Hurdler Charlie Bowman clears the obstacle. Potpourri 135 136:Potpourri Collage 1-Our G-men get positioned on the line of scrimmage. 2-Maria Popp at- _ 41 tempts a free throw as Tracy Oakes plays back up. 3- Suzanne Hager ‘yells at the pitcher as Robin Mitchem, Melanie Greer, Rachel Westfall, Diann Pennington, and Amy Baker watch. 4-Kelli Ferguson, Lee Riffe, David Holston, and Andrea Leedy take a trip to McDonald’s before band practice. 5- Bill Osborne, Susan Jones, Lori Farmer, Jennifer Mabe, and Kim Bourne cheer the G-men on for victory during class change. p Potpourri 137 1-Students rejoice on the way home due to high February waters. 2-Tonya Fogg and Tracy Estep show the closeness in the class of ’85. 3-Danny Rusyniak stretches it out near the finish line. 4-Marla Popp enters the game with victory in mind. 5-Becky Earp, Ricky Martin, Heather Workman, and Linda Burnette help each other skate across the parking lot after a surprise ice storm. 6-Rhonda Smith, Kim Summers, Amie Bowling, and Trish Long really get into Susan Harmon’s hair! 2v 138 Potpourri 1-Stacie Craighead, Tonesha Hairston, Beverly Oakes and Rhonda Summers enjoy their lunch. 2-Melanie Greer, Susan Jones, Lori Farmer, Susan Harmon, and Jennifer Giffen pose for a LEGGS Contest. 3-Sophomores cheer on the G-men during a Pep Assembly. 4- Sam McKinney, Gary Williams, and Doug Marrs eat at Western Sizzlin with the football team before a game. 5-GHS Majorettes learn a new routine for Homecoming. 6-Amy Blankenship and Debbie Tabor display their strength on the John Battle car. a7 Potpourri 139 1-Mike Hager returns a serve. 2-Ronnie Johnston is embarrassed by the sexiness of Latichia Williams, Tammy Underwood, and Patty George as they await the Homecoming Parade. 3-Juniors await the beginning of an assembly. 4- Amy Baker, Terri Danley, Lisa Cecil, Kelli Ferguson and Suzanne Hager prepare to blitz the team of Latichia Williams, Linda Skidmore, Tracy Estep, Diann Pennington and Melanie Greer at a softball team picnic. 5-Debbie Dotson and Susan Garrison smile for the camera while they enjoy skiing. 6-Debbie Tabor, Rachel Westfall, Mendy Belcher, Suzie Coleman and Joy Hutchinson harmonize on a tune while Rhonda Tignor serves drinks at a Choir concert. 7- LaJuene Goins, Cyndi Brooks, Becky Tabor, Debbie Tabor, Patty George, Natalie Glover, Susan Hypes, Rhonda Tignor, Dove Pennington, James Hampton, Venisha Hicks and Buddy Gallemore pose in costume. 140 Potpourri 1-LaJuene Goins hugs her favorite Christmas present, a Cabbage Patch doll. 2-Susan Jones, and Melanie Greer j do homework during lunch. 3-Marty Leedy, Chris Byrd, and Tommy Henegar enjoy their meal at Western Sizzlin before the game. 4- Melanie Greer and Robin Mitchem take a break before first period. 5-Brenda Fox, Becky Tabor, and Bonnie Buchanan smile for the camera at the Homecoming parade. Potpourri 141 gay Sharlene McCoy directs the band from the sidelines. THE ’85 GRAHAM A Different Angle Volume 39 HOiLorsaregeees JAN HILL and LAURA MALONE Associate. Editors as sae eee ANGIE RICE Organizationsaye.c.. eee ae BRENDA FOX Advertising-Sales............. GARLAND AUTON Fachlt een ee nae MARGIE GIAMPOCARO Stal eee cee eee MICHELLE BOVENIZER TERRI GRAHAM MARCELLA MCCANN CHRIS JESSEE ROBIN MITCHEM LISA NOLLEY Advisors. 49)..4..52 ee ae MR. TOM HELTON MRS. DEBORAH HART A SPECIAL THANKS to Cherie Mitchell, Venisha Hicks, Chrissy Spurgeon and Wanda Simons for their assistance in our advertising sales. 142 Colophone One screwball uncorks another. Amy Baker returns a serve. ah DA la a ee eee | Dale Youngs and Kev Hodock help keep our ha neat. 1985 COLOPHON The 1985 GRAHAM, volume 39, was published by the yearbook staff of Graham High School, Bluefield, Virginia 24605. The book was printed by Taylor Publishing Com- pany, Dallas, Texas. Richard Elliott was the company representative. The 530 copies of the 9 x 12, 184 page book were printed on 80 pound gloss enamel paper with a base ink of black and some reversed and overburned print. Eight pages of full color and eight of sport color, 100% brilliant red 30, were used. Graphics were 20, 40, and 100% black. The book was smythe sewn and the type was Century Schoolbook with Coronet Bold in one senior section. 10 point type was used for both captions and body copy. A standard eight page autograph section was included. Senior and year book staff members’ names printed in red foil completed the specifications. The custom designed endsheets were done in brilliant red 30 with reversed print. The cover was custom designed and had a base color of Silver 089 with red and gold foil applied. All portraits, club pictures, and football pictures were taken by Olan Mills Studio, Bristol, Tennessee. All other photographs were taken by Laura Malone and Jan Hill, editors, and Mr. Tom Helton and Mrs. Deborah Hart, advisors. The total cost of producing the 1985 GRAHAM was in excess of $14,700. Individual copies cost $29.75 to produce but were sold for $18.00 due to local advertising. ADVERTISING INDEX A-1 Welding Supply Company — 154 Abbs Valley Electric Company — 172 Adventureland Video — 160 American Cable Systems — 151 Andy Clark Ford — 153 Appalachian Engineering Surveying — 147 Appalachian Power Company — 164 Aratex — 164 B B Service Center — 148 Bailey Lumber Company — 162 Balfour — 144 Ball’s Automotive — 157 Ball Realty — 149 Bank of Tazewell County — 150 Beauty Time Salon — 155 Beavers Cecil — 164 Beltone Hearing Aid Service — 147 Ben Franklin Press — 156 Blacor Steel — 155 Bluefield Beverage Company — 158 Bluefield Business Machines — 147 Bluefield College — 173 Bluefield Community Hospital — 156 Bluefield Daily Telegraph — 164 Bluefield Gas Company — 165 Bluefield Hardware Company — 165 Bluefield Monument Company — 165 Bluefield Pediatric — 147 Bluefield Radiology — 146 Bluefield Rent All — 146 Bluefield Supply Company — 165 Bluewell Drilling — 153 Bonanza — 149 Brancraft Water Beds — 148 Carpetland — 162 Carter’s Grocery — 149 The Castle Hobby Video — 171 Central Television — 151 Chopra Plastic Surgery — 149 Christian, Zane Dale — 176 Citizens Insurance — 163 Coca-Cola — 153 Cole Chevrolet — 166 Commercial Bank — 166 Consolidated Coal Comapny — 162 Coppinger Machinery Service — 167 Corte Construction — 146 Country Store — 158 Count’s Carpet — 158 Crosstowner Barber Shop — 155 The Cut Above — 147 Dairy Queen — 173 Dominion Bank — 145 Don’s TV — 167 Dudley Memorial — 155 Empire Sales Rental — 166 Falls Mills Market — 155 Fisher Trenton Pharmacy — 153 Flat Top Insurance — 166 Flat Top National Bank — 148 Flav-o-Rich — 148 Floyd Asphalt — 155 Four Way Pharmacy — 154 Frank Kersey Company — 149 Galbraith TV — 151 Geological Consulting Services — 167 General Insurance — 176 Godwin, James W. — 163 Goodyear — 148 Goodykontz Drugstore — 156 Gould — 167 Graham Floral — 159 Green Valley Bowling — 171 Grubb Photo — 171 Guys-n-Dolls — 147 H M Shoes — 168 Haney Campbell — 147 Heilig Meyers — 168 J.R.’s Classic Autos — 159 J R Electric — 162 J R Manufacturing — 158 Jerry's Pharmacy Gift Shop — 168 Jones Thriftway — 154 Joy Service Center — 161 Kammer Furniture Company — 151 Kersey Manufacturing Company — 159 The Kitchen Connection — 153 Kroger —155 — Lawrence Brothers, Inc. — 168 Lawrence Optical — 146 Lilly’s Crown Jewelers — 169 Lynn’s Drive Inn — 149 Magic Mart — 162 Mark IV Yamaha — 154 McCann Motors — 149 McQuail’s — 173 Mefcor — 158 Moose Club — 152 Mother Earth — 159 Mountaineer Bowling Lanes — 159 Nationwide Insurance — 152 Neel’s — 152 The Nesting Place — 163 New Graham Pharmacy — 154 Newton Insurance Agency — 155 O’Quinn Mobile Homes — 151 Parson Lusk, Inc. — 151 Pepsi-Cola — 152 Peter’s Equipment — 148 Petite Mart — 163 Pounding Mill Quarry — 171 R T Electric — 169 Ramey Chevrolet — 164 Randy’s Exxon — 155 Ratliff’s Army Surplus — 154 Reco — 146 Richwood Golf Course — 156 Robert’s Pennzoil — 155 Roses — 148 Royal Crown Cola — 169 Shady Grove Fashions — 170 Sharon’s Fashion Center — 148 Short Stop — 155 Skip’s Repair Service — 169 Scott Stringfellow — 147 Southside Pharmacy — 170 Southern Office Supply — 156 Sports Circle of Tazewell — 154 Surface Banana Company — 154 Stinson’s Grocery — 154 Taylor Optical Company — 148 Tabor Machinery — 170 Tazewell Community Hospital — 154 Tazewell County Farm Bureau — 154 Town of Bluefield, Virginia — 170 Town-n-Tweed — 146 Upper Image — 154 V T Auto Sales — 156 Virginia Avenue Beauty Salon — 149 Virginia Ann Jewelry — 171 Village Variety — 149 Warlick Furniture Store — 152 Westgate Hairdressers — 155 Wolf Creek Golf Course — 171 Woodlawn Greenhouse, Inc. — 151 Woody’s Home Video — 154 Advertising Divider 143 Nobodys memories are quite IKe yours. 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Tne. ae i Bao 1320 Stadium Drive Phone: 703-326-1161 FLOWER SHOR AND GARDEN CENTER uetield, 5 Bluefield, West Virginia Commercial-Residential 2 norm ie ees Phone: 326-1368 24701 Sales and Service PHONE 304 589-3680 Across From the industrial Park O’QUINN MOBILE HOMES, INC. we Se U.S. Route 19-460 Phone: 988-4917 Tazewell, VA 24651 fis CABLESYSTEMS YS Clear Reception ‘ : i Family Programming Phone: 304-327-6917 151 _ Serving Bluefield, Bluewell, Pocahontas, “SERVING TAZEWELL COUNTIANS _” Abbs Valley, Green Valley and Rocky 9 ee FOR OVER 48 YEARS Starfest : 318 Bland Street H ace Otice Bluefield, WV 24701 oes i, ee ae aa or Beal reper Cola, z x eae FISHER-TRENTON P.O. Box 1518 ‘ PHARMACY Bluefield, West Virginia 24701 532 Virginia Avenue Bluefield, VA 24605 Phone: 326-3618 Dependable Service Hallmark Cards NORTHFORK COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY l a fas i 1 Be THE KITCHEN CONNECTION INC. 362 Virginia Avenue Bluefield, Virginia 24605 703-322-3092 as ——— WAYNE P. LOCKHART Kitchen Designer Riviera Built-to-order Built to last. BLUEWELL DRILLING Co. Airport Road P.O. Box 6216 Bluefield, WV 24701 “The Pump House” ANDY CLARK FORD — LINCOLN — MERCURY CHRYSLER — PLYMOUTH — DODGE Water Well Drilling Pump Sales and Service Water Conditioning MAZDA CARS AND TRUCKS Equipment Office Phone: Geo. H. “Chip” Peraldo 304-327-7500 Bluefield, WV or 327-7872 Day or Night 327-7021 153 KIM SHINALL Corporate Vice President WwOODY'S HOME VIDEO TOO, INC. 703 988-3994 Four-Way Shopping Center North Tazewell, Virginia 24630 MARK IV YAMAHA Sales and Service Bluefield Taz. Rd. Bluefield, VA 24605 703-326-2927 Jerry Tickle Manager A-1 WELDING SUPPLY CO. Bluefield-Tazewell Rd. P.O. Box 626 Rt. 460 W 703-322-5496 Compliments of: AL FOUR PHARMACY u Af ered Ub Uppet Image Congratulations to Graduating Seniors HAIRSTYLING SALON From MARGIE POWERS 703-988-3674 TAZEWELL COMMUNITY East Fincastle HOSPITAL Tazewell, VA 24651 BLUEFIELD FARM BUREAU 316 Virginia Ave. Bluefield, Virginia 24605 NEW GRAHAM JONES TH Sit ences PHARMACY P.O. Box 68 North Tazewell, Established in 1935 VA 24630 566 Virginia Avenue Bluefield, VA 24605 Phone: 326-1442 Phone: 988-4330 STINSON’S GROCERY Gas — Oil — Drugs — Sundries Open 7 Days a Week Bluefield, VA 24605 Phone: 322-3030 SURFACE BANANA COMPANY Rt.5 Box 280 Bluefield, WV 24701 _ Phone — 304-327-8811 - CPE, “Rp Cc’ SPORT CIRCLE OF TAZEWELL North Tazewell, Virginia 24630 _ RATLIFF’S ARMY SURPLUS Adjacent to Hardee’s Tazewell, VA 24651 Phone: 703-988-4179 SHORT STOP FOODS INC. 2 Locations Thank You for Shopping KROGER FALLS MILLS MARKET P.O. Box 187 “Specializing in Tobacco Products” RANDY’S EXXON Tires — Batteries — Accessories ‘“‘We Appreciate Your Business” U.S. Route 19-460E North Tazewell, VA 24630 Phone: 326-1831 DUDLEY MEMORIAL MORTUARY The Funeral Home With | the Church Chapel 729 Virginia Avenue Bluefield, VA 24605 Phone: 326-1141 ROBERT’S PENNZOIL 712 Virginia Ave. Bluefield, VA 24605 322-5736 BEAUTY TIME SALON Phone: 322-5800 Edna Williams — Owner 504 Spring Street Bluefield, VA 24605 NEWTON INSURANCE AGENCY P.O. Box 587 Bluefield, VA 24605 Phone: 322-4681 BLACOR STEEL ieee ae CROSS TOWNER FLOYD ASPHALT Phone: 325-6248 P.O. Box 392 — Bluefield, PAVING CO INC BARBERSHOP VA 24605 . ‘ Phone 703-326-2673 | Poe: W, 4 fga le 4 - airs Crossing Wetigate'shepbing Genie Serving the Coal Industry Bluefield, VA HAIR DRESSERS Phone: 304-325-3437 : — Complete — 703-326-1666 by “STEEL SERVICE CENTER” or 2054 Leatherwood Lane Fabricated Steel Products 304-327-7708 Bluefield, W. Va. 24701 GOODYKOONTZ DRUG STORE WE HONOR UMWA ALL OTHER AGENCY INS. CARDS A e FREE DELIVERY SERVICE Eye CONSULTATION AVAILABLE. WITH | COMPLETE PRESCRIPTION INFORMATION — S © EXTENSIVE GIFT DEPARTMENT F) e WE RENT CONVALESCENT AIDS Fy @ FAMILY MEDICATION RECORDS @ CHARGE ACCS. AVAILABLE 24 HR. EMERGENCY PRESCRIPTION SERVICE CALL JERRY BOVENIZER - 322-3506 395- 7] 21 CORNER BLAND SOUTH ST. - BLUEFIELD 1526 BLAND MEDICAL ARTS PHARMACY 515 Cherry Street Phone: 304-325-7191 - CENTRAL 2PHARMACY 313 Federal Street ee Phone: 304-327-501 ‘SOUTHSIDEPHARMACY, 1408 Bland Street Phone: 304-327-5600 Expect the best medical care from us because that's what we PX fee from ourselves. r Bluefield Community Hospital is one of the most snoderti acute care hospitals i in the southern West Virginia southw Virginia region. Our 265 bed facility offers a number of specialized services including 16 ea ag: Care beds, wentyaie day complete Emergency Room staffing, Acute Renal Dialysis and much more. | Located in the middle of the southern coal fields, Bluefield Community Hospital has become experienced in trea variety of problems. We are continually increasing our capabilities to provide the most advanced, diverse and Professional health care services in the region. As a health care provider, Bluefield Community Hospital is _ because we work atit...Asa medical care team, great because we Care. oe : = Bluefield ae 2 : Community = ; ; Hospital = opac BLUEFIELD COMMUNITY HOSPITAL 500 Cherry Street, Bluefield, WV 24701 7 327-2511 SOUTHERN OFFICE SUPPLY RICHWOOD GOLF iio prncouhaill | BEN FRANKLIN COURSE Bluefield, WV PRESS AND CAMP GROUND Complete Office Outfitters AUTO SALES Custom and Specialty Rt. 1, Box 192 Phanete7-5158 Printing Bluefield, VA 24605 (Area Code 304) 560 Virginia Ave. Bluefield, VA 24605 Phone: 326-1323 156 4, io ARRTHEs oe ere ideo -and Friendly ia Avenue, Bluefield, Vir 157 COUNTS CARPe , Pf % COUNTRY STORE Locally Operated | Lakewood Cox — Owner 988-2205 : - Route3 Box 168 — 4 Way Taser Falls Mills, VA 24613 You can count on Counts for all your carpet needs. 1-(703) 322-3411 Bluefield Beverage Company Route 2, Box 173 | Bluefield, Virginia 24605 43° oO 3 py AD J R MEG. INC. o MEFCOM, AC. | SSRs . , Plug and Receptacle Battery BLUEFIELD, VA EE Se RAR aR 103-322-5021 Connectors a ANY Serving the World of Mining tpt Bluefield Industrial Park 1 eS Bluefield, VA 24605 £ x te Me CA NEEDS 703-322-5431 - MEFCOR INC. Glenn A. Tabor Sr. GRAHAM FLORAL Owner and Operator C O m pa n y MOTHER EARTH NATURAL FOODS Vitamins, Herbs, Cosmetics, Groceries, Etc. “There’s a Difference in 1557 Front Street 206 Westgate Shopping Ctr. ” Richlands, VA 24641 Bluefield, VA 24605 , Flowers, Try Ours 703-963-0451 304-325-8645 522 Virginia Ave. Bluefield, VA 24605 Phone: 326-1281 or 326-2602 A Figgie International Company Our Sincere Best Wishes to the Class of 1985 MOUNTAINEER BOWLING LANES You Can Have More Fun hy Bowling With Magicscore OFFICE yh. Ris Classic Autos ROUTE 3 - BOX 176 FALLS MILLS, VIRGINIA 24613 JOHN D. 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BOX 829 TAZEWELL, VA. 24671 Don’s TV has the most dependable service department in the area. Honest! Professional Building Bluefield, VA 24605 Phone: (703) 326-2549 AF Her OE ee CONSULTING SERVICES, INC. THE EXPLORATION SPECIALISTS 703 322-5467 Box 710, Bluefield, Virginia 24605 167 SHOE STORE 519 Federal Street Bluefield, WV 24701 Phone: (304) 327-5811 Stores Also in: Bluefield-Princeton Road Beckley Welch, Bluefield, W.Va. 24701 University Mall, Blacksburg Phone: 325-5435 In Princeton: 487-1508 and Now at: The Mercer Mall 325-8998 44 LAWRENCE BROTHERS |. INCORPORATED P.O. Box 737 Bluefield, VA 24605 mr. 168 RRO GAR -Sichn, Siva, eee PAG, Available . «'y day of the . Gold Lance Ciazs Rings—2-4 Week Delivery ies Pea Service -.. 210 Virginia Avenue i Virginia 24605 PONG A tt og ae ae PHARM 1408 Bland ne Phone: — __ (304) 327-5600 : eg mc lass of TM TABOR MACHINE Eg. = . f C Bn0pa Manufacturers of Vibrating Screens Si � P.O. BOX 3037 -- BLUEWELL STATION BLUEFIELD, WEST VIRGINIA 24701 Office and Plant Route 52 — North Telephone Area Code 30 327-2431 8 OF BLUEFIELD, VIRGINIA 4 $m rad Cae f te GREEN VALLEY BOWLING CENTER 327-0481 or 327-0482 VIRGINIA ANN JEWELRY Quality Is Remembered Long After the Price Is Forgotten 554 Virginia Avenue Bluefield, VA 24605 es he ‘Th a Or Rail NDING MILL COMPLETE MOTOR SALES SERVICE AND EXCHANGE ARMATURE REWIND PUMP REPAIR 5, ERVICE A s6s V ALLEY ELECTR co ABBS VALLEY ELECTRIC CO. POST OFFICE BOX 739 BLUEFIELD, VIRGINIA 24865 2)400tt ©) Urea so eetteVveliGes R. S. (Sarge) PAINTER (703) 322-5488 Locally Owned Operated 172 Advertisement BLUEFIELD COLLEGE Bluefield College is a private, Baptist-affiliated, liberal arts college which is fully accredited by the Southern Association of Col- leges and Schools. It has both four year and two year academic programs which are designated to prepare the students to realize their greatest potential in service to God, the community, their families and themselves. ueens ite) fae Compliments of McQUAILS 821 Bluefield Avenue Bluefield, W. VA 24701 510 Spring Street Bluefield, VA 24605 Advertisement 173 174 AL = . « fi j 4 : faa . hile ¢ ce sy Beisel = My SENIORS: Stephanie Blaylock, Page Hutchinson, Angie Rice, Jill Gillenwater. OFFICERS: seated, treasurer Susan Garrison, president FRESHMEN: seated, Gina Huffard, Kelly Miller, Catherine Sowers, secretary Michelle Bovenizer. Standing: Christi Flynn. Standing: Beth McMillion, Sarah sergeant-of-arms Monica Bailey, vice president Debbie Stephens. Dotson. : As SOPHOMORES: seated, Kayen JUNIORS: seated, Renee McCurry, Amie Bowling, Amy Ruther- DeGray, Amy Blankenship. Standing: ford Standing: Tracy Miller, Stacy Kessinger, Jill Daniel, Karen Missy Greathead, Kelly Matney. Waller, Juli Tabor (not pictured). The Sub-Deb Club of Bluefield, Virginia, is a com- munity social club. The sponsors are Brenda Houchins and Janet Flynn. The girls perform many charitable services in the community, such as hand- ing out candy to orphans and children unable to trick-or-treat during Halloween. i: og] e4t ¢ tk “ A ‘ SENIORS: Jeannie Reed, Kelli Haun, Leah DeAngelis, seated. Standing: Julie Coe, Melissa Blizzard, Rhonda McCurry, Sara Shortt. | ; H ‘ y SOPHOMORES: seated, Kristi Pochick, Andrea Leedy, OFFICERS: secretary Tina Webb, president Rhonda Mc- Laura Plott. Standing: Jill Byrd, Trish Long, Kelli Curry, vice president Julie Coe, treasurer Sharlene McCoy Ferguson, Hope Whaley. (not pictured). - Sub-Debs uP he Shad Ve Vas a3 % eo 4, 1® , é JUNIORS: seated, Marla Popp, Debbie Tabor, Tina Webb. Standing: Gina DeAngelis, Jody Hartley, Mary Blizzard, Tabby Peery (not pictured). 175 Pel este tat oe ere eter me igh Graham H Beta Club d ae ed i PR tin OEM RRO 3 alana Doing to Learn Earning to Live, de its id - and ° andL iving Serve 176 High School Days Come to a Close 1-Mr. Stone introduces Mike Bratton to the “Board of Education.” 2- Scott Richardson is caught in a thoughtful moment before Commencement. 3-Felicia Matthews travels to Dr. Pierce’s backyard to have her senior informal pictures taken. 4-Kristi Smith, Tammie Sarver, Beth McMillion, Marlie Brooks, Jimmy Cox, Jeannie Reed, Renee McCurry, and Sherrie Porshia cheer on the G-men at Blacksburg. 5-Chrissy Spurgeon, Pat Baldwin, Cherie Mitchell and Jan Hill share a carefree moment. 6-Susan Hypes and LaJuene Goins decorate a table for the Prom. 7-A lively scene from a GHS dance. Events of the Year Past 1-Tonesha Hairston, Kelly Matney and Jill Byrd pose for a pciture with “Big BOY.” 2-Coach Rohrer gets caught piling his plate. 3-Kelly Matney and Debbie Tabor put up a sign for College Night. 4-Amy Warren and James Hampton arrange balloons for pictures at the Prom. 5-A truckload of sophomores exhibit class. ¥ : ¥ ‘a spirit during the Homecoming Parade. 6-Mrs. Alice Barnett prepares to leave after “¥, | i a long day. Dee Hurley, Tracy Estep, Tonya Fogg and Rena Nacke cheer on 4 . the G-men. 8-Chris Morath leads at a Pep Club sponsored dance. UTTT Juniors ¢ Seuior s i ‘b G } ® et 5 : a é i o 0 i E Nig! � mE ar woe .. tee Bw |} HH inzron L| a 178 Closing ‘Closing Collage 179 | i Z AAA Adams, Jeffery — 58, 83, 117 Adkins, Danny — 80, 86, 93, 103, 117, 133, 142 Adkins, Pam — 48, 80, 84, 87, 90 AKERS, DANNY — 131, 1385 Akers, Jackie — 53 Allen, Linda — 104 Allison, Ralph — 48, 81, 131 Altizer, V. G. — 53, 86, 103, 104, 105 Amos, Robert — 53, 64 AMOS, TIM — 26, 36, 77, 81, 1382 Armstrong, Curtis — 41, 140 Arnold, Carole — 53, 65, 66, 87 ARNOLD, JEFF — 3, 26, 36 Arnold, Kenny — 53, 128 Asbury, Brian — 58, 103, 105 Asbury, Steve — 58 Ashworth, Penny — 48, 73 ATWELL, JEFF — 26, 36, 72, 78, 79, 82, 86, 93, 126, 182 Austin, Vera — 98, 99 Ayers, Bob — 20 Auton, Garland — 48, 75, 88, 89, 124, 134, 184 BBB BAILEY, MONICA — 26, 36, 75, 80, 84, 140, 174 Baker, Amy — 9, 48, 106, 107, 113, 129, 137, 142, 183 BALDWIN, PAT — 26, 36, 72,75, 79; 177 Ball, Rodney — 48, 76 BANDY, BARRY — 26, 36, 131 BARGO, CHUCK — 26, 36, 90, 121, 124 Barnett, Alice — 20, 178, 181 Barrett, Edd — 58 Belcher, Kevin — 48, 81 Belcher, Marty — 58, 64, 72 Belcher, Mendy — 48, 70, 127, 128 Belcher, Sara — 20, 23, 75 Bennett, Danny — 48, 76 Bhagat, Pinky — 58, 65 Biller, John — 53, 125 Billips, Elaine — 58 BILLIPS, ROBERT — 36, 81 INDEX BLAKE, JEFF — 26, 36, 78 Blankenship, Amy — 2, 16, 53, 64, 72, 80, 83, 85, 110, 111, 138, 174 Blankenship, Lisa — 53 BLAYLOCK, STEPHANIE — 36, 64, 80, 84, 107, 140, 174, 183 Blaylock, Stephen — 53, 86, 93, 128 Blevins, Chip — 58 Blizzard, Mary — 48, 80, 84, 90, 175 BLIZZARD, MELISSA — 26, 36, 43, 75, 80, 84, STAI 22 128 avo Boone, Patrick — 58, 62, 117 BOURNE, DAVY — 3, 26, 36, 40, 77, 81, 85, 133 Bourne, Kim — 58, 64, 67, 137 BOURNE, ROSA — 36, 81, 129, 132 BOVENIZER, MICHELLE — 27, 36, 74, 78, 80, 82, 84, 86, 87, 88, 92, 118, 120, 174 Bowers, Eddie — 53, 76, 77 Bowling, Amie — 48, 65, 68, 72, 80, 84, 87, 127, 138, 139, 140, 174 Bowman, Bobbie — 20 Bowman, Charlie — 4, 48, 72, 78, 86, 102, 103, 114, 126 Bowman, Patricia — 58 Boyd, Jimmy — 538, 87, 124 Bradford, Paul — 48, 80 Bradford, Shelia — 53, 70, 75, 128 Bradshaw,Rusty — 58, 103, 105, 117 BRATTON, MIKE — 3, 27, 36, 42, 77, 90, 94, 95, 11454152136, 17, 182 Brewer, Dickie — 53, 72 Broce, John — 53, 128 Brogdon, Chris — 58, 75, 85, 129 Brogdon, Lois — 53, 72, 124 Brooks; Cyndi=—48Slatissi2zil2onlou toe 138 Brooks, Donald — 24 Brooks, James — 58 Brooks, Marlie — 9, 48, 65, 73, 177 Brooks, Scott — 53 Brothers, Shawn — 58, 103 Brown, Faye — 48, 65 Brown, Julie — 48, 65, 72, 74, 78 Brown, June — 18, 181 Browning, Jeff — 58, 75, 83, 103, 105, 128 BUCHANAN, BONNIE — 27, 37, 75, 121, 141 BUCHANAN, RENEE — 27, 37, 81 BUCHANAN; STEVE =— 11, 27, 35; 36, 37, 79, 82, 118, 122, 128, 129 Buckles, Betty — 25 Buckles, William — 58 Budner, Judy — 20 Bundy, Frances — 20 Burchette, Donna — 52, 70 Burkett, Angie — 58, 64 Burnette, Linda — 27, 37, 138 Busic, Donna — 53 BYRD; CHRIS —— 2, 27, 37780; 82, S63 1054100, 118, 136, 141 Byrd, Fostina — 134 Byrd, Jill — 16, 53, 64, 67, 72, 73, 80, 83, 85, 87, LIZFLTS sid Byrd, Teresa — 58 Byrd, Terry — 20, 84, 129 CCC Caldwell, Laura — 48 Calfee, Michelle — 58, 65 CAEL ZKAREN=—=27 3 7a29 Canterbury, Carol — 48, 76 Carbaugh, Barry — 53, 76, 77 Carey, Dawn — 58, 65 Carey, Janice — 63, 72, 73, 124 Carlock, Glynn — 9, 103, 104 Carroll, Angela — 53, 65 Carroll, Clarissa — 58, 125 Carroll, David — 58 Carroll, Susan — 48, 81, 132 Carter, Cindy — 48, 73, 75, 84 Casey, Barbara — 48, 81 Caudill, Kenny — 48, 76 Caudill, Melissa — 58, 74, 78, 85, 87, 127 Chaffins, Martha — 20, 70, 127 CHOPRA, MADHU — 27, 37, 79, 84, 121 Christian, April — 4, 16, 53, 65, 67, 87, 98, 99, 106, 107, 124, 136 CHRISTIAN, KAREN Christian, Zane — 16, 53, 100 Clark, Pam — 58, 65, 125 CLAY, GORDON =—3, 6911,27, 37-66,6715 72. 78. 64, 118, 122, 127, 140 Clay, Sharon — 54 Clendenen, James — 59, 77 Clot, Tim — 59, 64 Coburn, Floyd — 54, 76, 124 Coe, Darrin — 54, 86, 103 COE, JULIE — 27, 37, 65, 66, 67, 80, 84, 87, 175 Coeburn, Renee — 54, 65 Cole, Jeff — 59, 64 Santa, Chip Warburton, and his elves, Debbie Dotson and Page Hutchinson, arrived at the Christmas Program to col- lect toys. 180 Index What exactly is going on here? Kenneth Issacs and Mr. Meadows seem to be negotiating about that purse. Mike Bratton dishes off an assist on a fast break. Jolly annual staff members Laura Malone, Jan Hill, Angie Rice, Lisa Nolley, Teri Graham, Margie Giampocaro, Garland Auton, Chris Jessee, and Robin Mitchem celebrate Christmas. 4 - pra | 7 Pre am RAYS : ‘ 4 . 1 - At an S.C.A. sponsored inservice, Graham High teachers enjoy their afternoon snack. Cole, Susan — 48, 76 Fe Suzie — 54, 70, 71, 75, 128, 127, 129, 1 Collins, Tim — 54 Compton, Criss — 2, 54, 98, 99, 107, 136 COOLEY, LISA — 3, 27, 37, 65, 72, 78, 79, 120, 126 Cook, Craig — 48, 76 COOK; DOUG — 27,,37,.76 Cook, Mike — 49, 76 Cooper, Elise — 20 Cornwell, Judy — 59, 75, 125 Cox, Jimmy — 53, 54, 64, 72, 73, 83, 92, 124, 2 Smelt Cox, William — 59 Coyle, Jeff — 59 Craig, Cassandra — 19, 49 Craighead, Stacie — 54, 139 Cregger, Donald — 125 CROCKET, RONALD — 27, 37, 81, 135 Cundiff, Joe — 49, 78, 80, 8 6, 102, 103, 104, 114, ats Cundiff, Tommy — 59, 129 DDD Daniel, Jill — 9, 49, 67, 68, 69, 96, 139, 174 DAVIDSON, LISA — 27, 37, 81, 136 Davis, Bobby — 59 Davis, Kevin — 54, 64, 124 Davis, Veronica — 59, 125 DeAngelis, Gina — 9, 49, 80, 84, 175 DEANGELIS, LEAH — 5, 28, 37, 80, 84, 87, 125 DeCamp, Chris — 4, 49, 78, 80, 84, 86, 92, 100, 101, 114 DeGray, Kayen — 54, 87, 124, 174 DESPIAN, RAUL — 28, 37, 43, 126 Devor, Darrell — 59 DEVOR, RUSTY — 28, 38 Dillow, Joe — 49, 81 Dillow, Brenda — 54, 76 Dillow, Linda — 54, 76 DOTSON, DEBBIE — 6, 10, 11, 28, 35, 38, 43, TZ, 1 SSeS 2aO 111, 118, 122°140. 174,180 Dove, Diana — 59, 87 Dove, Wesley — 59, 77 DUDLEY, GLENNA — 13, 26, 36, 38, 128 Duncan, Brian — 49, 76 KEE Eades, Jane — 20, 126 Earls, Perneice — 54, 124 Earp, Becky — 59, 65, 138 Earp, William — 54 Eden, Mike — 49 Elam, Becky — 59, 64, 66, 85, 107 Ellison, Jerry — 54, 81, 130 EPPERSON, JOE — 28, 38, 94 Erskine, Richard — 49, 100 ESTEP, TRACY — 28, 38, 75, 80, 84, 86, 87, LOG; 1072113512241297 138, 14091789180 Evans, Donald — 59, 81, 128, 130 Evans, Patricia — 59, 85, 87 FFF Farmer, Lori — 54, 72, 73, 139 Farrar, Virginia — 16, 21 FENDER, MIKE — 28, 38, 67, 78, 80 Ferguson, Kelli — 3, 65, 67, 72, 73, 85, 107, 113, 140, 175 Fields, Kim — 59 FIELDS, TAMMY — 28, 38, 76 Fields, Vicki — 59, 65 Fisher, Shelia — 59, 74, 85 Flynn, Christi — 59, 74, 80, 85, 108, 112, 127, 174 FOGG, TONYA — 28, 38, 75, 76, 80, 82, 84, 87, 129, 138, 178 Fogg, Treena — 59 Fogleman, Sondra — 59, 60, 125 FORTUNE, HENRY — 28, 38, 114, 115, 184 Fox, Billy — 54, 81, 125, 133 Fox, Brenda — 28, 49, 88, 141 Fox, Michael — 59 Fox, Shirley — 54 Franklin, Lee — 54, 70 FRANKLIN, MIKE — 3, 28, 38, 42, 90, 95, 114, 115, 136, 182 Franklin, Shauna — 59, 129 Franklin, Stephanie — 54, 65, 72, 73, 127, 140 French, Kim — 59, 85 French, Steve — 49, 100 French, Steven — 54, 77, 86, 103, 104, 105, 109 Frye, Deborah — 21 Furrow, Todd — 54, 87, 117, 125 Furrow, Tyler — 59 GGG Gallemore, Buddy — 59, 70, 129, 140 GARRISON, SUSAN — 4, 10, 11, 28, 31, 35, 38, 72, 78, 79, 82, 84, 110, 111, 118, 140, 174 Gearhart, Kyle — 49, 78, 80, 84, 100 George, Patti — 49, 70, 81, 132, 140 Giampocaro, Margie — 54, 83, 85, 87, 88, 184 Giffen, Jenny — 54, 65, 72, 73, 139 Gillenwater, Bob — 21, 76 Gillenwater, Jill — 6, 28, 38, 65, 67, 69, 73, 74, 78, 79, 92, 139, 174 Gillespie, Harold — 29, 38, 81, 133 Gillespie, Melissa — 59, 60 Gillespie, Steve — 49, 72, 127, 129 Glover, Natalie — 59, 70, 129 Goddard, Dean — 9, 54, 57, 72, 74, 75, 83 Goddard, Rose Ann — 21 GOINS, LAJUENE — 29, 38, 70, 72, 75, 82, 87, 29514 OAS E7 Goins, Tony — 54, 77 GOODMAN, DENNIS — 29, 38 Goodman, Mike — 49 Goodson, Nicholas — 59, 64, 117, 125 Gould, Billie Jo — 54 Graham, Teri — 80, 84, 87, 88, 112, 126, 184 Graham, Karen — 129 Greathead, Missy — 54, 65, 124, 174 Green, Valerie — 49, 73, 75 Greer, Melanie — 54, 72, 106, 107, 113, 140, 137, 139, 141, 183 Gregory, Lisa — 59, 65 Griffith, Amy — 54, 65 GRIFFITH, LISA — 29, 38, 65, 66, 78, 79, 87, 120, 126 Griffith, Tim — 49, 75, 129 Grim, Beth — 49, 74, 98, 99, 136 Grim, Karen — 59, 74, 87, 98, 127, 136 GRUBB, GLENDA — 29, 38, 75, 128, 129 Gunn, Brian — 54, 87, 92, 109, 125, 128 HHH Hager, Mike — 49, 92, 140 Hager, Nicky — 59 Hager, Ronnie — 59 Hager, Suzanne — 49, 75, 113, 137, 140 Hagerman, Larry — 59, 125 Hagy, Missy — 54, 64, 72, 125 Hagy, Tina — 59, 75, 125 Hairston, Lenora — 59, 129 Hairston, Rodney — 59, 103, 109 Hairston, Renee — 55 Hairston, Tonesha — 55, 72, 112, 139, 178 Hale, Kim — 54 Hall, Kim — 49, 81, 113 Hall, Mike — 59, 103, 105, 125 Hall, Todd — 49 Hampton, Darrell — 60 HAMPTON, JAMES — 3, 10, 11, 29, 38, 70, 73, 74, 78, 79, 82, 83, 118, 120, 121, 122, 129, 178, 184 Index 181 Hankla, Jay — 60, 100, 101, 125 Harlow, Karen — 55, 70, 74 HARMAN, CHARLES — 29, 38 Harmon, Susan — 9, 49, 65, 72, 138, 139 HARRIS, ROBBIE — 11, 29, 38, 72, 78, 80, 100, 118 Harrold, John — 49, 76 Harry, Debbie — 21, 126, 181 Hart, Deborah — 21, 88, 89 Hart, Tonya — 9, 49, 65, 72, 73, 80, 82, 107, 182, 183 Hartley, Jody — 49, 72, 75, 80, 84, 87, 126, 127, 140, 175 Harvey, Kelly — 50 HAUN, KELLI — 2, 10, 11, 29, 39, 84, 86, 110, Pie iee: 175 HAWKS, GLEN — 29, 39, 81, 84 Hayes, John — 60, 103 Hayes, Marie — 55 Haynes, April — 16, 60 HAYTON, BEVERLY — 29, 39 Hayton, Pam — 49, 70, 72, 75 Hedrick, Bob — 21, 74 Heffinger, Denise — 60, 75, 85, 87 Helmadollar, William — 60 Helton, Debra — 21, 23, 87, 126, 183 Helton, Tom — 21, 88, 113 Henegar, Tommy — 49, 82, 103, 141 HICKS, VENISHA — 29, 39, 71, 79, 87, 122, 129, 140 HILL, JAN — 13, 29, 39, 41, 72, 79, 88, 89, 126, 177, 183 Hinkle, Shannon — 60 Hobbs, Mary — 55, 72, 80 Hodock, Karin — 49, 70, 81 Hodock, Kevin — 49, 72, 81, 129, 142 Holcomb, Kevin — 55, 64, 86, 94, 103, 109 Holston, David — 49, 64, 137 Honaker, Mike — 100 Hooper, Stacy — 60, 83, 85, 87, 97, 108 HOOVER, RAY — 29, 39, 132 Houchins, Ronald — 55, 57, 124 Houck, Shirley Beth — 60, 108 Howard, Diane — 49, 81, 84, 133 HOWARD, MIKE — 29, 39 HOWERY, MARVIN — 29, 39, 72, 73, 78, 79, BZ, 1202121275182 Huffard, Gina — 60, 80, 174 capone HUDSON — 11, 30, 37, 78, 80, 84, Hurley, Dee — 55, 72, 80, 178 HURT, DEE — 30, 39, 76 Hutchens, Becky — 60, 125 Hutchens, Keith — 50, 81, 131 Hutchinson, Carole — 21, 22, 82, 83, 183 Hutchinson, Joy — 55, 70, 72, 85, 140 HUTCHINSON, LESLIE — 30, 39, 75, 80, 84, 87, 129 HUTCHINSON, PAGE — 4, 5; 6,10, 11, 35; 39, 43, 65, 72, 73, 79, 82, 84, 86, 110, 111, 118, 120, 174 Hypes, Scott — 50, 75 HYPES, SUSAN — 30, 39, 70, 129, 140, 177 [Il Ireson, Betty — 21, 79 ISAACS, KENNETH — 30, 39, 104, 109, 180 JJJ Jackson, Carol — 25 James, Mark — 55, 72, 103, 105, 117 JEFFERS, BILLY — 30, 39, 76 JEFFERY, REGINA — 30, 39, 76, 132, 133 Jessee, Chris — 55, 88, 89, 184 Jessee, Kelly — 77 Jessee, Michael — 60, 64 Johnson, Darrell — 30, 39, 77, 81 Johnson, Dwayne — 55 Johnson, Jeff — 50, 77, 127 JOHNSON, JOHN — 30, 39, 76 Johnson, Luther — 60, 103, 117 Johnson, Mark — 55, 64 Johnson, Mike — 55, 64, 72, 83, 117 Johnson, Timmy — 50, 76 JOHNSTON, CHERYL — 30, 40, 76 Johnston, Rob — 50, 81, 100, 101 Johnston, Ronnie — 60, 130, 140 Johnston, Scott — 55, 79, 142 Jones, Emillie — 22, 181 Jones, Jimmy — 22, 66, 67, 101 Jones, Kim — 9, 50, 65, 72, 80 Jones, Pat — 22, 74 Jones, Susan — 55, 72, 137, 139 KKK Kade, Kathy — 97 Kelly, Kyle — 55, 87, 92 Kensinger, Eleanor — 22, 181 Kessinger, Stacy — 50, 80, 84, 86, 107, 174 Kinder, John — 50, 81, 114, 182 Kinser, Bill — 22, 23, 75 Kiser, Scott — 60, 117 Kitts, Chris — 50, 70, 75 Kitts, Mark — 50, 75, 77 _KITTS, STEPHANIE B. — 27, 37, 87, 128 Knaus, Clare — 50, 127, 129 Knaus, Michael — 60 Koen, Judy — 60, 80 KOEN, RONNEY — 30, 40, 81 Kovach, David — 60 LLL Lampert, Polly — 25 Lanter, Chad — 55, 125 LARGE, MARK — 380, 40, 86, 90, 102, 103 Latimer, Keith — 55, 77, 95, 117, 125, 182 Law, Tracy — 55, 77, 114, 116, 125, 182 Lawless, Eric — 60, 117 Lawrence, Tim — 132, 134 Lawson, Beth — 60 Lawson, Billy — 55, 77, 136 LAWSON, CARL Lawson, Dee Dee — 55, 64, 65, 66, 72, 83, 85, TZ Lawson,.J. D. — 55, 81; 125, 180,133 LAWSON, LISA — 30, 40, 76 Layne, Greg — 50 Layne, Shannon — 60 LAZENBY, CHRISTY — 10, 11, 30, 40, 64, 67, 68, 69, 80, 82, 84, 86, 92 Leedy, Andrea — 60, 65, 108, 127, 137, 175 LEEDY, ANGIE — 30, 37, 40, 76 Leedy, Marty — 55, 86, 93, 103, 105, 128, 141 Leedy, Melissa — 50 Lester, Steven — 55, 76, 109 Lewis, Jeff — 55, 125 Lewis, John — 60 Lewis, Kathy — 55 Little, Bryan — 55, 86, 103, 105, 128 Lockhart, Amy — 55, 72, 74 Logan, Kevin — 60 Long, Trish — 16, 55, 65, 72, 80, 83, 85, 107, 138, 175, 183 Looney, Brian — 55 Lovell, Tom — 55, 81, 130, 133 LOWE, KAREN — 30, 40, 81 MMM Mabe, Jennifer — 55, 64, 125, 137 MABE, PUG — 31, 40, 64, 66, 67, 122 Macomber, Steven — 55, 76, 128 Madison, Barbara — 60, 75 MALONE, LAURA — 3, 13, 31, 40, 41, 72, 74, 18,9; Ol, So; L2Ee 24a Marrs, Doug — 104 Marrs, Kim — 56, 65 Marrs, Rick — 103, 139 Martin, Hazel — 50, 64 MARTIN, JUNIOR — 31, 40 Martin, Keith — 56, 129 MARTIN, LINDA — 31, 40, 76 Jeff Atwell takes Tonya Hart’s ad- mission fee for the Girls’ Basketball game as Marvin Howery waits for his ticket. 182 Index Goofing off during basketball conditioning are: Mike Woody, Tracy Law, Billy McDonald, Mike Sweeney, John Kinder, Jimmy Yost, Shannon Remines, Michael Bratton, Keith Latimer, Mike Franklin, Henry Fortune, Ron Penn- ington, and Mark Williams. Mrs. Hutchinson, Mr. Stone, and Ms. Helton give the G-Men their chilled sup- port at Blacksburg. Martin, Ricky — 56, 77, 138 Martinez, Michelle — 60 Matney, Kelly — 2, 53, 56, 65, 72, 83, 85, 87, PLOCRITSIAM YS f MATNEY, KELVIN — 3, 31, 40, 134 MATTHEWS, FELICIA — 5, 31, 40, 84, 87, 177 MAZOL, SABRINA — 18, 31, 40 McCall, Jeff — 50 McCann, Marcella — 4, 50, 88 McCOY, SHARLENE — 31, 40, 67, 69, 72, 96, 107,121 McCurry, Renee — 50, 65, 68, 69, 73, 78, 136, 139, 142,1745177 McCurry, Rhonda — 3, 10, 11, 31, 40, 65, 68, 69, 1928284 5h 18h i5 McDonald, Billy — 50, 77, 182 McGlothlin, Sherrie — 16, 61, 85, 108 McGraw, Anita — 22 McGraw, Dwayne — 50, 72, 73 McKinney, Sam — 103, 104, 109 McMillion, Beth — 61, 65, 85, 97, 108, 174 Meador, Suzanne — 5, 50, 72, 75, 80, 127, 140 Meadows, Roy — 2, 19, 180 Meadows, Scott — 61, 83, 105 Melvin, Karen — 61 Mikovch, Cheryl — 56, 72, 80, 85, 87, 112 MIKOVCH, SUSAN — 31, 41, 78, 79, 87 Miller, Christy — 61, 85, 87 Miller, Kelly — 61, 67, 74, 78, 80, 85, 87, 174 Miller, Mike — 50, 64, 80, 100 Miller, Rick — 50, 93, 109 Miller, Rudy — 56, 93 Miller, Tracy — 50, 80, 84, 86, 90, 92, 110, 111, 174 Mills, Rhoda — 56 MITCHELL, CHERIE — 19, 31, 36, 41, 72, 73, Tos 418511921 208177 Mitchem, Darla — 50, 75, 76, 87 Mitchem, David — 61 Mitchem, Robin — 56, 88, 89, 113, 124, 137, 141, 184 Mitchem, Roger — 61 Mitzel, Brian — 133 Money, Greg — 61 Morath, Chris — 50, 80, 84, 86, 95, 109, 178 Mulkey, Janet — 61, 80, 83, 108 Mulkey, Mike — 56, 72 Munsey, Lisa — 61, 65 Murdock, Bobby — 50, 77, 81, 134 Murphy, Mike — 50, 86, 102, 103, 104, 109 Murray, Eileen — 80, 137 Musick, Tim — 56 NNN Volleyball Team members would love to go to John Battle if their bus would ever show up. Nacke, Rena — 50, 84, 178 Nash, Barbara — 18, 181 Nash, Mark — 56, 76, 77 Nash, Sidney — 61, 117 Neal, Greg — 9, 56, 57, 77 NEECE, STEVE — 31, 41, 76 Neel, Tim — 50, 80, 86, 94, 103 Nipper, Mike — 61 Nolley, Lisa — 56, 75, 88, 184 NOLLEY, STEVE — 82, 41 OOO Oakes, Beverly — 2, 18, 50, 81, 89, 98, 133, 136, 139 OAKES, BRENDA — 8, 32, 41, 78 Oakes, Tracy — 2, 61, 98, 99, 136 Ohly, Phil — 50, 84, 86, 103 O’Neal, Susan — 50, 64, 72 Osborne, Bill — 56, 86, 103, 137 eel es Painter, Bobby — 50, 76 Pascasio, Babette — 50, 74, 80, 87 Patrick, Jimmy — 56, 130, 133 Patton, Andy — 64, 72 Patton, Becky — 56, 64, 65, 72 Patton, handy. ola) 2e roel 27 PATTON, STANLEY — 82, 41, 81 PAULEY, KEITH — 82, 41, 81, 134 Peery, Jennifer — 51, 65 Peery, Tabby — 51, 75, 80, 84, 87, 90 PENNINGTON, DENIS — 382, 41, 64, 90 Pennington, Dove — 140 Pennington, Ron — 82, 84, 100, 182 Pennington, Tammy — 56, 70 Perdue, Barry — 56, 64, 100 Perdue, Jeff — 31, 41, 81 Phelps, Charlie — 22, 115, 116 Pinter, Deanna — 61, 64 Plott, Laura — 16, 61, 6 5, 66, 83, 97, 108, 175 Pochick, Kristi — 16, 61, 83, 108, 175 Popp, Marla — 51, 64, 66, 82, 84, 98, 99, 136, 138, 175 Porshia, Sherrie — 61, 65, 177 Poszich, Lillie — 61, 85, 97, 108 Poszich, Robby — 56, 86, 103, 105 Poteet, Aldon — 51, 100 Price, Jeff — 56, 125, 133 Price, Tommy — 56, 81 Price; WoT) 22.77 Proffitt, Chuck — 56, 65, 72 Disgusting! Tracy Estep, Michelle Bovenizer, and Wanda Simons dissect cow eyeballs in Anatomy. Proffitt, James — 51, 76 Pruett, Howard — 51 Puckett, Billy — 51, 81 Puckett, Bobbie — 61, 131 Putnam, Patricia — 51, 81, 130 QQQ Quesenberry, Becky — 61, 75, 85, 87 Quick, Billie — 25 RRR RASNAKE, RANDY — 282, 41, 77, 81 Ray, Chris — 61 Reed, Billy — 56, 65 REED, JEANNIE — 32, 41; 122,139, 175 Reed, Patty — 51, 64, 129 Remines, Shannon — 56, 80, 86, 98, 115, 117, 182 RICE, ANGIE — 18, 32, 41, 88, 174, 184 Rice, Robbie — 61 Riffe, Lee — 51, 64, 66, 67, 73, 74, 82, 137 RIFFE, RODNEY — 32, 41, 81 Riffe, Scott — 61 Riffe, Tim — 61, 74, 83, 103 Riley, Karen — 51, 80, 84, 87, 90 Roark, Jeff — 61 Rohrer, Tom — 22, 23, 178 ROSE, KELLY — 32, 41, 77, 81 ROSE, LORA — 82, 41 ROSS, SUSAN — 32, 42, 75, 80, 84 Roten, Rebecca — 61 Ruble, Billy — 56, 76, 77 Ruble, Derrick — 61 Ruble, Rodney — 56, 72 RUBLE, KYLE —115 18, 32542; 811215123 Russell, Bob — 23, 78 Rusyniak, Danny — 51, 72, 78, 86, 94, 95, 102, 103, 104, 114, 115, 138 Rutherford, Amy — 5, 9, 51, 72, 80, 87, 90, 174 SSS Sarver, David — 61, 117 Sarver, Ricky — 61, 104, 109 Sarver, Tammie — 56, 65, 117 Saunders, Martha — 61 Schmidt, Lara — 84, 87 Index 183 Scott, Michelle — 51, 72, 75, 80, 84 Sesco, Chuck — 61, 62, 77 SHAWVER, TROY — 82, 42, 129 SHEETS, JUNIOR — 382, 42, 77, 81 Sheets, Karen — 61 SHELTON, BETH — 33, 42, 81 SHORTT, SARA — 33, 42, 75, 80, 82, 84, 106, 107, 175, 183 Shrader, Keith — 51, 80 Shrader, Rodney — 56 , 76, 77 Shrader, Timmy — 61, 81, 129 Simpson, Randy — 51, 76 SIMONS, WANDA — 33, 42, 75, 80, 84, 87, 180 Singleton, Mike — 56, 64, 125 Sizemore, Jeff — 56, 86, 93, 102, 103, 117, 128 Skeens, Danny — 56 Skidmore, Brenda — 56, 75 Skidmore, Linda — 56, 113, 138, 140 Slade, Greg — 56, 64 Slade, Kim — 51, 81, 134 SLAUGHTER, JEREMY — 33, 42, 64, 121 Sluss, Lisa — 57, 65 Smith, Brian — 61 Smith, Eleanor — 23 Smith, Joe — 61, 64 Smith, Kristi — 57, 65, 68, 69, 72, 139, 177 SMITH, MARTIN — 33, 42, 77 Smith, Melissa — 81 Smith, Rhonda — 16, 57, 66, 124, 138 Smith, Terry — 57, 86, 94, 102, 103, 104, 125 Snell,Crystal — 61 Sorrell, Betsy — 61, 67 SOWERS, CATHERINE — 4, 33, 42, 65, 73, 74, 78, 80, 83, 84, 86, 92, 126, 127, 174 Sowers, Walt — 62 Spencer, Sharon — 51, 81, 133 SPURGEON, CHRISSY — 33, 42, 72, 90 Stacy, Bobby — 62, 129 Stacy, Dale — 57 Stacy, Valerie — 51, 81, 133 Stansfield, David — 51, 72, 80, 82, 84, 100 Steele, Missy — 72 Stephens, Sarah — 62, 65, 78, 80, 174 Stevenson, Jake — 62 Stevenson, Judy — 57, 125 Stevenson, Sherrie — 57, 70, 127 Stone, Bill — 8, 9, 10, 18, 73, 82, 177, 183 Stout, George — 81, 131 Stroup, John — 51, 72 = SUDDERTH, CHRIS — 3, 33, 42, 65, 73, 78, 79, 126 SUMMERS, KIM — 33, 42, 65, 68, 69, 122, 138 SUMMERS, RHONDA — 33, 42, 87, 139 Sweeney, David — 62, 103, 117 Sweeney, Mike — 51, 78, 80, 100, 182 Sweeney, Roxanna — 57, 129 PTT TABOR, BECKY — 33, 43, 70, 71, 75, 120, 121, 140, 141 Tabor, Debbie — 51, 70, 72, 82, 84, 87, TOLLE 129, 138, 140, 175, 178 Tabor, Jani — 62, 83, 112 Tabor, Jennifer — 62, 85 Tabor, Juli — 51, 78, 80, 84 Tabor, Keith — 62 Thompson, David — 57, 130 Thompson, Doug —- 57 Thompson, Greg — 51, 81, 130 THOMPSON, KEITH — 18, 33, 48, 77, 81, 133 Thompson, Kevin — 51, 76 Thompson, Michael — 51, 77 Thompson, Teresa — 51, 84 Thompson, Tommy — 57, 76, 77 Thurston, Bobby — 51, 75, 90 Tibbs, Jimmy — 60, 62 Tibbs, Angela — 52 TICKLE, CHRIS — 4, 33, 43, 76 Tignor, Lisa — 57 TIGNOR; RHONDA — 33, 48, 70, 87, 140 Trigg, David — 3, 23, 52, 77, 108, 109 Trigg, Judith — 62, 65, 97, 98, 99 Trigg, Lori — 62, 64, 65, 97, 108 Tu, Julia = 52, 184 Tu, Wilson — 62, 184 Tucker, Teresa — 97 Tucker, Willie — 62 Turley, Jewell — 52 UUU Underwood, Tammy — 52, 72, 107, 113, 140 VVV Viers, Charlotte — 19, 73 WWW Wagner, Roger — 62 Waller, Karen — 5, 52, 80, 84, 86, 87, 90, 174 tee PHILLIP — 16, 34, 43, 72, 78, 79, 80, 126 WARBURTON, CHIP — 3, 34, 43, 74, 84, 86, 90, 102, 103, 104, 109, 122, 180 Warren, Allison — 62, 65 WARREN, AMY — 34, 43, 64, 65, 67, 69, 84, 87, 124,327,178 Watkins, Michael — 62 Watson, Barbara — 129 Waugh, Debra — 23 Webb, Robbie — 62 Webb, Tina — 52, 75, 78, 80, 82, 84, 86, 106, 107s eal ioe 183 Welcker, Hester Jo — 8, 23, 90 Wellons, Rick — 62, 117 Werner, Darrell — 52 Westfall, Rachel — 52, 70, 113, 137 Whaley, Hope — 53, 57, 64, 72, 80, 83, 85, 87, 96-11 22175 Whitman, Carmen — 52, 64, 84 Whitman, Kim — 62 WILLIAMS, ACQUANETTA — 34, 43, 81, 98, 124 Williams, Carol — 52, 75, 80 Williams, Gary — 5, 23, 139 Williams, Latichia — 57, 125, 140, 113 Williams, Mark — 52, 64, 72, 74, 114, 182 Williams, Ricky — 52, 93 WILLIAMSON, CHARLENE — 5, 34, 438, 70, TIP i 2279, 80; 82, Stal 217 12 7e129 Williamson, Kathie — 62, 129 Wilson, Buffy — 62, 64 Wimmer, Allen — 57, 125 Wimmer, Cathy — 62 Wimmer, Sabrina — 52, 84 WINDLE, JOEL — 34, 43, 81 Winfrey, Annette — 57, 70 Wolford, Cleve — 52, 81 WOLFORD, JERRY — 34, 43, 81, 131 Wolford, Sam — 52 Wood, Greg — 57, 77 Wood, Robbie — 57, 77 WOODS, LENA — 34, 43, 76 Woody, Mike — 57, 115, 117, 128, 182 Woody, Tim — 62, 103 WORKMAN, DONNA — 438, 84, 65 Workman, Heather — 62, 87, 138 Wright, Linda — 62 Wyatt, Ronald — 52, 76 VAYoN Yost, Jimmy — 52, 64, 82, 114, 127, 182 YOST, KEVIN — 2, 34, 43, 84, 86, 102, 103, 104, 109, 122 Yost; Scott — 9,57 Young, David — 52, 76 Youngs, Dale — 62, 77, 128, 142 Young, Michelle — 52, 70, 75 YULE, JEFF — 34, 43, 72, 76 Wilson and Julia Tu uncover a humorous fact in the library. 184 Index Rhonda McCurry, Brenda Oakes, and James Hampton enjoy one of the less hectic moments of decorating the prom. Wouldn’t it be interesting to eat lunch ona football player’s back? Joey, Danny, Chris, and Mark don’t think so! ' as eis hae . aoe | : ae ao ie hot. an ¥ 4. @- _ 7 : a 7 = - - _ aT 7 ee ae 7 7 . Autographs The Graham 1985 Bese ew: ction Fe IIIA ee } 7 998 00307366 3 age Soe a ne -aa ee eis