Gretna High School - Junction High School (Gretna, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 182 of the 1970 volume:

Ake Scce 3 va Foreword A new and challenging educational institution, hereby known as Gretna Senior High School, became a reality this year. Gone are the shrill sounds and childish antics of the Eighth-and Ninth-graders; only the mature utterings of sophisticated upper-classmen remain in our hallowed halls. These are students whose desire for self-improvement and future esteem has compelled them to achievements that are exposed on the following pages of our chronicle. Witness, then, the results of our infant year as Gretna Senior High. Table Of Contents Introduction Administration Seniors Underclassmen Curriculum Clubs Sports Features Advertisements Index Se St et a ae a ln i a To Dream The Impossible Dream i ar et nf bg To Fight The Unbeatable Foe L | To Try When , “ Your Arms Are . Too Weary ts To Reach The Unreachable Star. Dedication: The Impossible Dream Answered. MR. JAMES L. McKEEVER He is the man we see each morning. The man who listens to our excuses. He is happy and contented with his life and his job. Although both have given him problems. He can. make his students laugh out -loud Or he may make them want to cry. He is respected and needed and has been throughout his life. He is the impossible dream answered. Because of his hard work and patience We dedicate the 1970 Junction to JAMES L. McKEEVER. Aynoe.y 2 uonessulUpy To Fight For The Right... Principal: Mr. Earl W. Johnson ‘a , = Assistant Principal: Assistant Principal: Mr. Frank C. Ingram Mr. Alfred B. Spellman 10 School Board Members of the Pittsylvania County School Board are: SEATED: James P. Mayes, C. F. Adams, T Anthony Pollard, Dr. G. V. Thompson, E. B. Fitzgerald; STANDING: James H. Combs, Nat M. Watlington, Charles E. Hagberg, and Harold Terry. Mr. James H. Combs Mr. Charles Hagberg ABs, MsA. B.S Wd. Assistant Superintendent of Division Superintendent of Pittsylvania County Pittsylvania County 11 Secretaries Mrs. Betty Swartz Mrs. Ruth Oakes Guidance Counselors Teacher’s Aids Mr. Shelby Royal Mrs. Frances Gibson ey oe Mrs. Minnie Hayes Miss Carol Edwards Mrs. Nancie Algood 12 Pa - Pearl E. Berger -A. Degree; M.Ed. in nglish Sponsor: Parrot, ne Act Play. ry W rr OO vw O Mrs. Eula M. Angel A.B. Degree English 10, Latin II Sponsor: Latin Club Education Co-Sponsor: Girl's Monogram Club Mrs. Jacqueline G. Scott B.S. Degree; English, Economics, Sociology. Sponsor: Piedmont Tri-Hi- Y Mrs. Mary S. Anderson B.S. Degree; English Mr. Dennis C. Craddock Assistant of Arts Degree, B.A. Degree Science, History, Physical Educa- tion, Head Track Coach, Asst. Football Coach. Sponsor: Varsity Club 13 Miss Martha S. Hall B.S. Degree; U.S. History, English 10; Sponsor: Mono- gram Club Mr. Lawson A. Andrews B.A. Degree; P.E. Degree Physical Education, Driver Ed. Head Football Coach, Assistant Baseball Coach, Sponsor Varsity Club Miss Faye E. Quarles B.S. Degree; English 11 Sponsor: Beta Club Mr. Roger K. Byrd A.B.A. Degree, B.S.; Physical Education Science Miss Patsy Roberson B.A. Degree; Health and Phys. Ed. Sponsor: Cheer- leading and Basketball, Pep Club Mr. Lonnie T. Terry, Jr. B.A. Degree, M Ed. in Social Studies; U.S. and Va. History Sponsor: SCA Mrs. Patricia Short Miss Frances E. Brown Mr. Robert E. Diggs Mr. Guy T. Jefferson B.A. Degrees; Social B.S. Degree; World Geog- B.S. Degree; American Ass. of Arts Degree, B.A. Studies, U.S. Govern- raphy; World History. Government. Degree; U.S. History, ment; Sponsor of S.C.A. World History; Basketball and Baseball Coach. Mrs. Estelle Tyler Miss Sybil Douthat Mr. H. H. Amason Mr. William Woods A.B. and M.Ed. Degree; B.S. Degree; Algebra III, B.A. and B.S. Degree; B.S. Degree; Business and Analysis and trigonometry, Plane Geometry. Mathematics, Social Consumer Math, General Algebra III, Plane Geome- Sciences. Math, Algebra I. try, Mathematics. Mr. Clifford Angel Mr. A. B. Culbertson Mr. George Shorter Mr. Robert Locust B.A. Degree; Vo-Ag. B.S. and M.S. Degree; B.S. Degree; Agriculture B.A. Degree; Industrial Sponsor; FFA. Agricultural Ed. IV and V; II and III; General Me- Arts; J V. Basketball General Mechanics I. chanics II and III. Coach. 14 Yo — ee No Picture Mr. James McKeever Mrs. Lou Harris Miss Mary Strauder Mr. Herman G. Wilkerson B.S. Degree; Chemisty, B.S. Degree; Biology; B.S. Degree; Natural B.S. Degree; Business and Physics Sponsor -- Science Club Science, Biology; Sponsor Commercial; Sponsor -- -- Yearbook, Yearbook and FBLA. Mrs. Phy1lli§ Franks Mrs. Lois Pendergrass Miss Helen Foley Mr. Robert Harris A.B. Degree; Business B.S. and M.Ed. Degree; A.A. Degree; B.S. De- B.S. Degree; Distributive Education; Sponsor -- Business Education; Spon- gree; General Business, Education I, II, III; Spon- FBLA. sor -- FBLA. Personal Typing; Sponsor sor - D.E. Club. -- Majorettes, FBLA. No Picture Mrs. Bernice Miller Mrs. Marie Matthews Mrs. Rachel del Campo Miss Helen Galles B.A. Degree; Business B.A. Degree; English, B.S. Degree; Spanish, A.B. and M.S. Degree; Speech, Drama. English. French, Library; Sponsor Education; Sponsor -- -- Library Club. Parrot, FBLA. 15 No Picture Mrs. Eliza P. Hines Mr. Calvin W. Swartz Mr. Alfred Collins Mrs. Annette C. Carter B.S. Degree, Associate A.B. and M.A. Degree; B.S. Degree; Music B.S. Degree; Chorus As- Degree; Librarian; Sponsor: Band, Chorus Education sistant, General Music Library Club Instructor Mrs. Marian S. Keyes Miss Shirley J. Wilson Mrs. Eleanor McClanahan Mrs. Joan King B.S. Degree; Home B.S. Degree; Homemaking B.S. Degree Biology Co- A.B. Degree, Art I, II, III Economics Sponsor: FHA Sponsor: FHA Sponsor: Science Club No Picture Miss Kathryn L. Scott B.A. Degree; English Student Bus Drivers 16 Seniors ‘RE ier sani iickiieciiaecmamiiar ee eee The officers of the senior class are as follows: President Carol Aylor, Vice President Mike Felts, Secretary Jeff Pickeral, Treasurer Sherrill Moon and Reporter David Payne. The Senior sponsors are Mr. Wilkerson, Miss Brown, Mrs. Berger, Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. Short, Mr. Diggs, Miss Galles, Miss Quarles, Mrs. Franks. One of the largest graduating classes at Gretna Senior High School has a total of 248 members. 120 of these students have already completed applications for continuing their education next year either at colleges, business schools or some specific training. Two outstanding seniors. Steve Taylor and Carol Aylor, received letters of commenda- tion from the National Merit Scholarship Te@at. All seniors participated in a variety of extra-curricular activities, including music, sports, drama, and clubs. Seven of the se- nior girls led fans and underclassmen in cheers while fifteen of the senior boys played their best to secure victories for the Hawks. In basketball we had two senior girls lead- ing the Hens to victory and nine senior boys winning for the Hawks. For the first time the Senior class sponsored their Prom. It was held on May 15. Graduation will be the main event of our se- nior year. Each student is looking forward to receiving his diploma. Robert Stephen Allen Al A Glee Club, Parrot Staff ene Beth Anderson Science Club Bonnie Jean Andrews FHA, Vice-president Mae Belle Andrews Latin Club, Sec.-treasurer Library Club D.E. Club Carol Marshall Aylor o ew Doris Mae Badgett ture editor; Library lub; Football and basket- FBLA; Journalism Larry Coleman Bailess Michael Leonard Bailess D.E. Sergeant-at-arms. 19 Shirley Jean Barbour Library Club; Science Club, Historian; FHA; SCA Representative; Fea- ture writer for Parrot Staff Phillip Marshall Bennett Patricia Lee Bailey Piedmont Tri-Hi-Y, Vice- President; Parrot Staff; Pep Club; Beta Club; Chorus Glenn Lee Berger Junction Staff, Varsity Club; Science Club, Sec- retary, Reporter; SCA; Beta Club Treasurer; One- Act Play, J.V. Football and Basketball, Varsity Baseball Football, Dele- gate to Boy's State; ist and 2nd in Science Fair. Janice Marie Bandy Clara Jane Betterton FBLA, secretary; Library Club; Pep Club. Leigh James Bennett Betty Jean Berger FHA, Booster; Pep Club; Modern Dance Dale Thomas Blair Track, J.V. Football; Varsity Football; Indoor rack Richard Odell Blair J.V. Basketball; Track, ence Club Junction taff; Bus Driver i S S Nelson Carroll Blackstock Alcie Irene Blair FFA, President of 10th grade class of FFA, sec- FHA: FBLA retary; FBLA. Deborah Abbott Blair 8th grade Vice-President Science Club; FBLA; Pep Club; FHA; Football Cheerleader Jimmy Frank Blanks FFA Verna Mae Bowen James Napoleon Blue, Jr. Library Club; Business Club; FBLA. 21 Andy Ray Brumfield FFA Mark Wayne Bryant President of SCA; Secre- tary of Junior Class; Var- sity Club Beta Club; Football Deborah Doreen Boyce Citizenship Club; Band Boosters; Chorus Cheering Squad; Booster; SCA, Modern Dance Club, Monogram Club. Crownie Callands 22 Cynthia Ann Brown Parrot Staff; Junction Staff; Band, Basketball; Library Club Pep Club. James William Carr Hilda Pickeral Brumfield FHA; Pep Club; D.E. Club Connie Sue Burton FHA; Latin Club Reporter; SCA; D.E. Club Secretary; Girls Track Team; Parrot Staff Reporter and Co- editor; Forensics. Janice Marie Carter Linda Sue Chumley Modern Dance Club; FBLA; FHA; Junction Math-Science Club Presi- Staff dent; Miss Math-Science; Music Club; Glee Club; FBLA; SCA Executive Board Vice President; Par- rot Staff; Debating Club Beverly Andrew Clark Caroline Gail Clark Modern Dance Club; Pep Club Nancy Faye Clark Tommy Luther Clark President of Art Club; Pep Club; Math-Science Club Junior Class President; SCA; FFA President; Math-Science Club; Pep Booster Club Carter Monroe Clay FBLA; FFA, chaplain, Edna Marie Clements sentinel; 1st place in County Forestry Judging Modern Dance; Players Team; Greenhand, Sen- Guild tinel and Chapter Farmer pins. 23 Bobby George Cooke Football;.Art Club Indus- trial Art Club. Paula Diane Cothran Pep Club; Parrot Staff; Junction Staff; Monogram club; Beta Club; SCA Representative; Basket- ball Cheerleader Co- captain; Football Cheer- leader, Co-captain. Helen Rebecca Clements Beta Club; FBLA; FHA; Journalism Club President; Pep Club; Spotlight Staff. Carolyn Sue Crawley FHA; Pep Club; D.E. Club. 24 Bobby Earl Coles Football; FFA; Esquire. Karen Kelly Crawley Pep Club. Tony Barnett Cooper Band Boosters, Reporter; Basketball; Band, Senior Representative; Science Club, Treasurer. Kenneth Gerard Craft Charlotte Phillips Crews Ann Frances Crews French Club; FHA Emmett Gold Dalton, Jr. Dianne Arthur Crews z Varsity Club; Band; J.V. Football; Varsity Football; Indoor and Outdoor Track. Gail Aurelia Dalton Stanley Eugene Dalton Pep Club; FHA; FBLA Historian; Junction Staff; Regional All-District Chorus; Chorus Awards. Dennis Darnell Davis Aubrey Ray Davis Modern Dance Club; In- dustrial Art Club; Math- Band; FBLA Science Club; Foreign Language Club; Player's Guild; Parrot Staff. 25 Leon James Davis Nancy Davis Deborah Jean DeLappe SCA Representative; FHA Reporter, 1st Vice- President; Junction Staff, Copywriter, Girl's Sport's Editor; Co-editor, Ad- visor; Pep Club, Library Club; Girl's Basketball Team; May Day Attendant. William Thomas Davs, Jr. FBLA Cathline Dickerson FBLA; FHA: Modern Dance Anthony Tone Dixon Club; Citizenship Club. Henry Carrington Dixon Hobert Harry Dixon Football; Band; Voca- FFA; Glee Club; Art Club. tional Agriculture. 26 Janie Katherine Doss FBLA; Junction Staff; Nell Frances Doss FHA. Randy Arnold Doss Varsity Club; Science Club, Vice-President; Parrot Staff; Boy's Sports Editor; Track; J.V. Foot- ball; J.V. Basketball; Football; Stage Band. Alton Ray Dudley, Jr. Tennis; Track; Football Shirley Mae Eades Manager of Girl's Basket- ball team; FHA, Presi- dent and Secretary; Pied- mont Federation of FHA, Parliamentarian and Secretary; Pep Club; SCA; Girl's Track Team; D.E. Paul Elson Eanes Science Club; Varsity Club; SCA, Baseball. Margaret Ann Eastham Band, Librarian, Pied- Margie E. Edwards mont Tri-Hi- Y, Secre- tary; Beta Club; Pep Club; Science Club; FHA; Parrot Staff, News editor. 27 Zachariah Wesley Edwards Industrial Arts, Citizenship Club, French Club, Bas- ketball Manager. Lloyd Wayne Elliot Benjamin William Farmer FBLA Ramsey Benjamin Farmer III Deborah Kay Elliot Pep Club, Monogram Club -- Treasurer, Beta Club; Piedmont Tri-Hi-Y; Junction Staff; Basketball Cheerleading Ted Leonard Farris FFA 28 Patsy Ann Epperson FHA; FBLA Max Auburn Farmer, Jr Ethel Juanita Grasty Band Booster; Modern Dance; Players Guild; ? Band; FHA; FBLA. John Lucus Green FFA, Greenhand, Chapter Farmer, Scholarship Award. William Michael Felts J.V. Football, J.V. Bas- ketball; Football co- Captain; Basketball most improved Player Captain; Track; Varsity Club; Sci- ence Club; Junction Staff, Boys Sports Co-editor; Junior Class Reporter; Senior Class Vice- President SCA Barbara Jean Hailey Pep Club; Parrot staff; Junction staff; Beta Club; Piedmont Tri-Hi-Y; SCA Representative. Aubrey Lee Glenn Herman Lewis Haley Jennifer Susan Green Pep Club; Junction staff; Chorus. Michael Wray Gregory Basketball; Band Boosters. Barbara Ann Hammock SCA; Beta Club; Latin Club Vice President. Mary Jolene Hedrick FHA, Assistant Historian; P ep Club; Library Club; FBLA; Parrot Staff; Junc- tion Staff. Robert Bryant Hall Science Club; Band; J.V. Football. Laura Ruth Hines Pep Club; Monogram Club President; SCA; Parrot Staff; One-Act Play; Band: Football and Basketball Cheerleader. Willie Henry Hall Jo Ann Harper Pep Club; Library Club; Beta Club; Tri-Hi-Y; Parrot Staff. Dennis Sims Hodges Audrey Dianne Hubbard Junior Band Boosters; FHA; Pep Club Patricia Gayle Hubbard Band; Band Boosters; Na- tional Honor Society; Beta Club; Spotlight Staff. Debating Society; SCA; Yearbook staff. Barbara Jane Hodnett Modern Dance Club; Linda Mae Hogan Math-Science Club; Play- ; er's Guild; Yearbook staff; FBLA; Library Club. Glee Club President Vice-President. Delma Hubbard Theressa Fay Hunt Rose Marie Hutcherson Valeria Buteen Hunt Beta Club; Pep Club; Monogram Club Sec. Player's Guild; Modern Football and Basketball Dance Club; Library Club; Cheerleader; Parrot Staff; Band Booster; Yearbook Junction Staff, Section Staff; SCA. Editor, Co-editor; FHA reporter, Piedmont Tri- Hi-Y. 31 Tommy Calvin Hutcherson Benny Washington Irby Bus Driver Cynthia Gail Jacobs Rhonda Charlene James SCA; Band; Beta Club; Pep Club; Modern Dance Club; National Honor So- ciety; Debating Society; Pep Club; FHA; Latin Club; Parrot Staff Phyllis Anne Jackson Anthony James Jefferson J.V. Football, J.V. Bas- ketball, Varsity Football. Basketball, Track; Re- porter of Sophomore Clas Treasurer of Junior Class; SCA Sgt.-at-arms; Varsit Club; Band. Pep Club; FHA; Latin Club Betty Ann Jefferson Dwight Emerson Jefferson D.E.C.A.; Varsity Club; Latin Club, President and F.B.L.A.; J.V. Football Vice President; Junction — Basketball Varsity Bas- Staff; Parrot Staff; Library ketball; Baseball; Parrot Club; Beta Club. Staff Band. 32 Hen Johnson ep Club; Parrot Vickie Adkins Jefferson FHA Reporter; Piedmont Federation of Future Homemakers, Vice- President and Secretary; FBLA, Chaplain; Parrot Staff, business manager; Pep Club; Library Club; Track. Mary Ellen Keesee Science Club; Pep Club; FBLA; FHA; Library Club, Reporter. 33 Belinda Gayle Johnson Secretary o f 8th grade class; Pep Club; SCA Representative; Monogram Club; Band; All-County Band; Basketball, captain; All-county Basketball; Track. Charles Edmond Kelly Dennis Warren Johnson Library Club; Latin Club, Secretary and Historian. Harold Douglas Jones Varsity Club; FBLA; Li- brary Club; Science Club; Baseball; Football; Track; All-Regional Chorus. Carlton Isaac Lanier Shedrick Lanier Track Team; Industrial Industrial Arts Club Presi- Art Club; Pep Club. dent, Parrot Staff; Math- Science Club. Samuel Dewey Leftwich, Jr. Irvin Leander Logan Band; Basketball; Beta Club; Math-Science Club; Varsity Club Vice Presi- dent; SCA; Drama Club. J.V. Football; Varsity football; Indoor, Outdoor Track; Varsity Basketball; Science Club; FBLA; Band Jerdean Almedia Logan Charlie Edward Lovelace F.H.A.; Journalism Club; Safety Patrol; Booster Club; Modern Dance Club Football; Track; Band Booster; Science Club; Pep Club; Citizenship Club; Monogram Club. Lafayette Lovelace Industrial Arts Secretary; Citizenship Club; SCA Jane Laverne Manning Representative; Varsity Basketball. Carolyn Marie Martin FBLA; Band Booster Assis- tant Secretary; Debating Society; Jr. Class Re- porter; Parrot Staff Typist; SCA; Band II Majorette; Yearbook Staff. Pamela Starr Mattox FBLA; Piedmont Tri-Hi-Y. Donald Ray Mayhew Susan Kay Mayhew 8th Grade Reporter, 9th Grade Secretary; SCA, Beta Club Secretary Reporter; Pep Club Presi- dent; Junction Staff Co- editor; Parrot Staff; Li- brary Club; Basketball; Track. Mariannis Mason Pep Club; Parrot Staff; Tri-Hi-Y Chaplain President; Beta Club Re- porter and Chaplain; SCA; Homecoming Attendant; Chorus; All-Regional Chorus, Forensics. Blaine Auburn Mayhew FBLA Reporter; Bus Driver. Nancy Ellen Mayhew George Dean Mays, Jr. D.E.C.A.; Library Club Louise Walton McCormick Pep Club; FHA; Freshman May Day Attendant; SCA; Football Cheerleader; Monogram Reporter; Par- rot Staff; Beta Club. Fred Ramsey Midkiff Varsity club President; All-District; Football Co- Captain; Basketball; Base- ball; J.V. Football Bas- ketball; Junction Staff; Science Club Chaplain, Vice President; SCA Treasurer and Vice- President; Parrot Staff Reese Bennett McCormick FFA President, Secretary, Reporter; Pittsylvania County Federation Vice President; State Farmer Degree; J.V. Basketball; SCA; Junction Staff. John Bonsack McCormick Latin Club. Dennis Lee Miller : Fannie Marie Miller Industrial Arts Club; Track; Math-Science Conference; Bus Driver. Modern Dance Club; FHA; Journalism Club. 36 Patricia Anne Meadows FHA Vice-President; Junc- tion Staff; Basketball; FHA State Degree Brenda Dale Miles Beta Club; Pep Club; Piedmont Tri-Hi- Y; Junction; Band; Chorus; One-Act-Play; Parrot Staff. Gloria Jean Miller Lois Anne Milles Math-Science Club; Madéen Danes Clab- Modern Dance Club; rg Glee Club. SCA; FBLA; Pep Club. Gerald Wayne Mills D Gail M onna all ivlioon ; Beta Club, Sergeant- t-arms; Science Club resident. Latin Club President and Secretary- Treasurer; SCA; Beta Club. ot � UO fw Martha Sherril Moon President of 8th and 11th Grades; 10th grade Class Rebecca Jane Moon surer; Pep Club President, Secretary, treasurer, re- orter; Monogram Club Library Club historian Science Club Secretary- Treasurer; Beta Club; e FBLA; Junction Staff. ot Staff Sports Editor, eature Writer; Basketball Team; Football Cheer- wise wwd Le2cer. Linda Ann Moore Gene Harvey Moore FHA; FBLA. 37 Ella Mae Musgrove Brenda Roach Moser Co-editor of Bobcat Yearbook, Modern Dance Club, Math-Science Club, Debating Society, and Booster Club Alice Joyce Myers Avie Carrie Myers Naomi Jean Newbill Deborah Ann Newman Art Club, Pep Club, Pep Club, Library Club, Math-Science Club FBLA 38 Aubrey William Myers Danny Wayne Myers FBLA, Science Club, Band -- 5 years, received band letter and band jacket Donna Lou Nichols Bonnie Ann Nichols Pep Club; Library Club; Pep Club; Parrot Staff FBLA, Vice-President; FHA, FHA, Junction Staff. Karen Lee Nunn HA, Songleader; FBLA, ongleader, Secretary; .egional FBLA President; CA Representative; CHo- s Awards; All-County Chorus; Regional Chorus, Junction Staff; Chorus Re- porter, President, Student director. Michael Odell Owen FBLA, FFA. ynwoyn ' john Daniel Pannell Kenneth Edward Pannell Band; Band Booster School Combo. Katherine D. Parker David L. Pay Junction Staff; FBLA avi ayne Pep Club; FHA; Library Varsity Club; Football Club; Assistant- Reporter. one 39 Edward Lee Payne Virginia Leigh Payne | Varsity Club; FBLA; J.V. Band Boosters; Library | Football; J. V. Basket- Club Vice President; ball; Track; All- NYC. Regional Chorus. William Kermit Pearson, Jr. William Bernard Peerman Football; Parrot Staff, FFA Vice-President and Varsity Club; Bus Driver. Reporter; FBLA. Jeffrey Ken Pickeral Sandra Gail Pickeral Science Club, President and Vice President; Boys Varsity Club, Secretary; J.V. Football; Varsity Track; Beta Club, Sergeant-at-arms; SCA. Junction Staff; Parrot Staff; Pep Club; Beta Club; SCA. Mona Ree Puckette FHA; SCA; Latin Club; Carolyn Faye Plymale Beta Club; Parrot Staff : co-editor and reporter; FBLA; Chorus D.E.C.A. Secretary, Vice-President; President. Sandra Mae Reynolds Library Club; Latin Ctub Historian; Chorus Li- brarian. Catherine Roach Cornelius Jerome Ramsey Art Club; Drama Guild; Boy's Monogram; Science Club; Track Team; Vice- President of 11th grade Class. Steve Allen Ramsey Billy Ray Rhoads FBLA; J. V. Basketball; Basketball; Baseball; SCA Representative. Calvin Ray Roach FFA, DECA. Brenda Louise Robertson Joan Marie Roach Modern Dance Club; Pep Club; SCA Representa tive. 41 Joan Marie Robertson Band Booster's Club; De- bating Society President; Ernestine Robertson Math- Science Club; Pep Club; Monogram club; Cheerleader. Roger Owen Robertson FFA; Reporter and Treas- Gary Woodell Rowland urer; D.E.; Bus Driver. Patricia Ann Saurborn SCA Representative; Homecoming Attendant; Monogram Club; Pep Club; Junction Staff; Par- rot Staff; Library Club Reporter; Football and Basketball Cheerleader. Michael Garnett Scruggs Science Club; Biology Club; FBLA; Parrot Staff. James Norman Shelton Marlene Williamson Library Club. Shelton 42 Morris Gary Shelton Richard Van Shelton Wanda Faye Shelton Aaron Thomas Shor tt Math -- Science Club; National Honor Society; Math -- Science Con- ference; Parrot Staff. FFA; J.V. Basketball; Varsity Club; Basketball; Track; SCA. Mary Ruth Short William David Shumate Science Club; Parrot Staff; Varsity Club; Base- ball. Concert Band; Hawks Marching Band; Head Majorette; SCA; Track; Chorus; Parrot Staff; Pep Club. Ronnie Edward Simpson Sherry Lou Simpson D.E. FHA 43 Galdys Elva Slayton Player's Guild; Library Club; Journalism Club secretary; French Club. Howard Wayne Stone William Winfred Simpson FFA Treasurer Gareth Stephen Taylor Science Club; Beta Club President; Parrot Staff Sports Editor; SCA; Boy's State Delegate; Letter of Commendation from National Merit Scholar- ship Program; Who's Who Among American H.S. Students; Track; J.V. Football. Paul Daniel Singleton FFA; Science Club; D.E.; Parrot Staff. Barbara Jean Thomas Eugene Dudley Smith Regina Mae Stone FBLA; Journalism Club Vice-President; Library Club; Foreign Language Club; Spotlight Staff; Yearbook Staff. Brenda Mae Thompson James W. Thompson FBLA; FHA; Journalism Band; Science Club; FBLA; Club Reporter; Science Bus Driver. Club. Randall Cline Toney Georgia Adelaide Tosh Band; J. V. Football; D.E. Club. Pep Club; FHA, President; Tunction Staff; FBLA. John David Towler Betty Elaine Tuck FFA; Science Club; D.E, FBLA Carolyn Ann Tucker . Gordon Owen Tucker Tri-Hi-Y Reporter; FHA: Library Club Vice- President. 45 Michael Rawlings Tucker Science Club; Varsity Phyllis Ann Turner Club; Football, Basket- ball, baseball. Richard Dwight Turner J.V. Football, Baseball. Peggy Lee Vaughan FHA; FBLA. Charlene Mae Walker Dianne Marie Walden FBLA; Chorus Gail Jean Waller id Kei lalk Dayle Keith Walker Booster Club; Citizenship Club; Drama Guild; Pep Bus Driver and Chorus. Club. 46 Johnnie Be Watkins Gary Wayne Weeks Science Club; Freshman Class Pres. ; Varsity Club; D.E. Club; J. V. Football; J. V. Basketball; Track; J Bas Fo ball; Basketball: 6] Elois Walton Al Dean Watkins Amanda Gail Webster Pep Club; FHA; Latin Club, Reporter; Junction Staff, Section Editor and Editor-in-Chief. Nancie Hunt Weeks Pep Club; Tri-Hi-Y; Li- brary Senior Advisor to Jr. Library Club; FBLA; Band; Boosters Band; Chorus. Harvey Curtis Wells FFA Treasurer and Sec- retary. Lil Reynolds White Modern Dance Club; FHA. 47 Knohia Lee Wilson FFA; Football; basket- ball ; Outstanding Lead- ership In FFA. William Henry Witcher Football; Track; Band; Pres. ; Vice President of Freshman Class; Presi- dent of Sophomore Class; Vice-President of Jr. Class: SCA; Beta Club; Latin Club; All-County Bands; All- Regional Bands. Robert Lewis Whitfield Modern Dance Club; Kathy Ann Wood FHA, Parliamentarian and Historian; FBLA. Judy Farmer Williamson FBLA; Pep Club; Library Club. Brenda Gay Woodson Football Basketball cheerleader; FHA, Par- liamentarian; Library Club, Reporter; Mono- gram Club; SCA Repre- sentative. Sally Alice Wimbish Band; SCA alternate; Charm Club; FBLA, Junction Staff. Betty Jo Wood FHA; FBLA. Ann Wood Worsham Patricia Ann Wyatt Pep Club; Monogram FHA; Library Club, Sec- Club; Band. retary; Piedmont Tri- Hi-Y; 11th Homecoming Attendent. Judy Gibson Yeatts George Barney Irby FHA; Latin Club, Vice- FFA. president and Historian. Members Not Pictured BARRY BLAIR GROVER PHILLIP CLAY BARRY MICHAEL DAVIS GARLAND GILBERT LYNWOOD EDWARDS LOGAN DANNY RAY QUARLES LILLIE DORETHA WALKER DEBORAH ANN WORSHAM As We Look To The Future 49 Cathy Brumfield Brady Burdette =. wa Janet Burnette Emma Calloway Jerome Clark Larry Clay Nancy Clay Dillard Clements Lewis Clements ‘ Faye Colbert Kaye Colbert Thomas Coleman Stafford Cothran Sherman Craft Nancy Creasy Debbie Crocker Bernard Dalton a RVs Douglas Dalton Judy Dalton Ronnie Dalton Janet Daniels Peggy Davis Stella Davis Dianne Dawson Morris Dawson Susan Dawson ei “ 4 oe , : La. oe boa ; Fal ar Ben. Pas Charlie Dews Kaye Dunaway Bruce East Susan East Pam Eastham Brenda Edwards Linwood Edwards Robert Elliot Dianne Epperson Deloris Fitzgerald Melvin Fitzgerald Ella Freeman Cynthia Glass Glenetta Glass Linda Glass Patricia Glass Tommy Greene Bernice Gregory Charlie Grubbs Danny Hall Tommy Hall James Hammock Cynthia Harris Brenda Harvey Richard Harvey Bobby Hedrick Vernon Hedrick [ 4 Mary Hiler Patsy Hodnett Janice Holland Belvia Holt Joan Hudson Jimmy Hunt Valerie Hunt Charlotte Hutcherson avA’S Cynthia James Raliegh James Janice Jefferson Patricia Jenkins H. T. Johnson Laura Johnson Samuel Johnson Jesse Keatts Patsy Keatts Darlene Keen Gary Kelly Sharon Kelly Ruby Lane Bossie Logan Debra Lovelace Gloria McMinnis Margie Lanier Eva Lowe Cindy Mayhew David Midkiff Leander Lanier Nancy Mayhew Billy Miller Algee Lovelace Lawrence Martin Nelson Mayhew Irene Miller Cindy Lovelace Pam Mayhew Rachael Miller Carlton Minter Don Moon Callie Jane Moore “= Modine Morton Kenneth Moran Nancy Moore Ginger Munson Tony Mustain = MF Betty Oakes Ellen Oakes Wayne Owen Carolyn Pannell Ted Patterson Joe Phillips Judy Pippin Evelyn Poindexter Donnie Pope Bobby Popek Peggy Prather Mildred Pritchett Earl Queenie George Randall Faye Reynolds Jennifer Reynolds Sandra Riddle Sandra Roach Ellen Rowland Joyce Rowland Jimmie Shelton Kathy Shelton Cathy Shields Steve Shields Mary Short Janice Simpso Mary Slayton Joan Sprouse 60 Carolene Stone Linda Strickland Mary Thompson Peggy Thompson Andy Thruston Susan Trent Debra Turner Ronnie Unrue Joe Waller Linda Waller Shelia Waller Diane Walton Larry Watson Neil Webb Charles Wells Cora Wertz Jackie Wilson Mary Wilson Samuel Wimbush Alfonza Witcher Lindy Witcher Sue Witt 61 i Elsie Woods Jimmy Worley Susan Worley Wilfred Worley John Wright Barry Yeatts Eddison Younger Kenneth Younger Peggy Younger A Key To Unlock Our Future 62 c= . eT The class of 72 consisting of around 250 students has been very active in school ac- tivities this year. The students participated in sports such as basketball, football, track, baseball, and cheerleading. For the first time GHS organized a group of JV cheer- leaders made up of sophomore girls. They were elected to cheer the JV basketball team on to victory. This team consisted of boys that are in the Sophomore Class. We are very proud of this team. The sophomores enjoy such subjects as band, biology, English, phys. ed., geome- try, and they can take a foreign language. 63 oe } j ‘ } FIRST ROW: H. Dalton; M. Bond; R. Jones; F. Campbell SECOND ROW: C. Odell; V. Saunders; A. Ingram; M. Owens; K. Walker; C. Huctherson THIRD ROW: K. Felts; D. Shelton; J. Scruggs; S. Smith. F Many of the sophomores engage in varsity sports also. They are in various clubs and have many talents. The sophomore class sponsors are Miss Foley, Miss Hall, Miss Douthat, Mr. Locust, Mr. Byrd, Mrs. Scott, Mr. Crad- dock, Mrs. Harris, Mrs. Angel, and Miss Strawder. All of the sophomores are looking forward to next year when they become Juniors and to the following years that they hope will make a bright future. Teresa Eddie Glenn Johnny William Adkins Arthur Atkins Atkins Atkins Dwight Janice Jennifer Linda Dorender Holt Atkinson Bailey Bailey Baker Barksdale Bardsdale Charlie Eddie Dale Mike Myra Vicky Beale Bennett Bolling Bond Booker Booker Carlton David Linda Cora Kenneth Paul Booth Bowler Bowling Brooks Brown Brumfield James Margaret Patricia Vernette Frankie Lavender Callands Callands Callands Callands Campbell Campbell John Rita Susan Carleen Stella Linda Cardwell Carter Childress Clark Clark Clay Doris Phillip Samuel Tom Ella Gail Clements Clements Clements Cochran Coles Coles Sheila Frenzella Jeanette Faye Coles Covington Crawley Crews Deborah Dianne Eddie Hunter Joan Dallas Dalton Dalton Dalton Dalton Mary Ronnie Wanda Ellen Ted Deborah Dalton Dalton Dalton Davidson Davidson David 65 Susan Joyce Danny Vanessa Marty Joyce Davis Day Dillard Dillon Dixon Dolan Brenda Jean Junior Sylvia Dexter Darnell Doss Doss Doss Doss Eades East Kim David Jan Peggy Kim Barbara Elliott Epperson Evans Farris Felts Finney Kenny Steve Pam Betsy Delores Gaddy George Gibson Glass Glass Doretha Barbara Vickie Ricky Jo Anne Doris Glass Gilbert Godfrey Gordon Grant Gregory George Pamela Stanley Carlton Elaine Theresa Haley Haley Haley Hall Hall Hall Brenda Pam Pattie Ricky Willie Geneva Hammock Harrelson Harris Hedrick Hodnett Hoffman Bobbie John Pam Windell Charlotte Michael Hogan Hubbard Hudson Hudson Hunt Hunt Connie Clayton Doris Irby Jamerson Jefferson Patricia Donny Jo Ann Ricky Ronnie Steve Jefferson Johnson Johnson - Jones Jones Jones Glenda Michael Spencer Debbie Linda Nancy Keatts Kelly Kidd La Fontaine Lanier Lanier Betty Jo Carol Barbara Jane Harold Leroy Lassiter Layne Lewis Lewis Logan Logan et Bobby Sandra Wayne James Ginger Grover Lovelace Lovelace Lumpkin Mahan Marr Mattox Bobby Glenn Mary Mary Patricia Denise Mayhan Mayhew Mayhew Mayhew McDaniel McGhee a £ ma Charles Keith Acquilla Berneal Everlean Ruby Midkiff Midkiff Miller Miller Miller -Mills 68 Nelson Sylvaleen Moore Morrison Marie Ann Jimmy fonroe Moon Moon un ae Galen Lawrence Freddie Susan Motley Motley Musgrove Newbill Nichols Angela Patty Carleen Shirley John fuckols Oakes Oakes O'dell Orrell Owen a Brenda Curtis Linda Betty Owen Pannell Pannell Pannell Patrick Patty Shirley Eugene Wayne Glenn Amy Payne Peerman Petty Petty Pickeral Plymale 69 Margaret Leo Reynolds Richardson Carolyn Elizabeth Reynolds Reynolds Shirley Shirley Richardson Richardson Rosetta Mary Lou Judy Roach Rowland Rowles Ann Vicky Billy Judy Glenn Dexter Sangree Saunders Scruggs Scruggs Selhorse Shelton Dianne Garland Michael Shelton Shelton Shelton Tommy Brenda Shiclds Simpson Linda Howard Linda Ronald Sylvester Vicky Sim pson Slayton Smith Smith Smith Smith 70 Jane Mark Jack Gracie Stone Swart Swisher Tanks Vicky Magie Cyle Winburn Nelson Delores Terry Thomas Toler Tosh Towler Townes Dianne Patricia Cathy Debra Gloria Rabbit Tuch Walden Walker Walker Waller Wheeler _ Larry Susie Carry White Viola White Wilkes Wilson Debbie Micky Wallace Heulah Virginia Bobby Wisinski Witcher Witcher Womack Worley Worsham 7 fa hes. a —— Janet Mike Darrell Donna Worsham Yates Yeatts Yeatts a Glenn Linda Yeatts Yeatts In Memory Of Sorrow CALVIN DENNIS FARRIS Tommy Young Born: July 5, 1952 Died: May 1, 1969 We are laid asleep In body and become a living soul. When thy mind Shall be a mansion for all lovely forms Thy memory be as a dwelling place For all sweet sounds and harmonies 72 Curriculum What is Steve Taylor planning? A surprise for Miss Douthat! Putting Our Minds To Work ‘ , ‘ : Miss Douthat gives assignments to her Geometry class. Mathematics is the practical tool which plays . an important part in man's understanding and mastery of his environment. The Gretna High School Math Department endeavors to teach each student the mathematics necessary to develop him into a competent citizen. In math, math, students are encouraged to think and to develop creative ability. Each math course provides an opportunity for developing funda - mental skills and understanding the basic operations of math. Plane Geometry and Algebra III are taught by Mrs. Tyler and Miss Douthat. Trigonometry and Analysis are taught by Mrs. Tyler. This year the Math Department is using all new books. In all math courses an effort is made to re- late math to other subjects as well as life situations. All students are taught an under- standing of basic mathematical process and relationships. 74 I came, I saw, I conquered. The power of the slide rule. Algebra III seems to amuse many students. Wonder why we took this class. Mrs. delCampo observes as Miss Motley teaches. Jean Berger semms to find French class amusing. Learning The Language Of Others Gretna Senior High presently offers three foreign languages, Spanish, French, and Latin. By studying any one of these languages ° students achieve the ability to speak, read, write, and understand a language other than English, Foreign language students have access to the language lab, where they can hear dialogues by native speakers and can repeat with oral drills. Students taking foreign languages are encouraged to learn more about the countries they study by seeing films and hearing native speakers, Latin students take their work seriously PARLEZ-VOUS FRANCAIS? ASK BOO! Translate, translate, TRANSLATE! It's a bird, it's a plane, no, it's Lily. These students seem industrious. In The Creation Of Art Good grief Charlie Grubbs. Art lends strength and beauty to everyday living wherever it is taught. This is es- pecially true here at Gretna where art courses help students use their imagination and knowledge in forming works of art. To make things that have form and beauty they put in many hours of hard work. Our teacher Mrs. King emphasizes the meaning of lines and colors as she teaches the students con- tour drawings, and the use of water colors, pastels, and oil paints. Art is not only a past time but also a cultural value which should be highly regarded in the years to come. 78 Mrs. King records grades while her students work. Through lengthy discussions Mr. Terry In Learning About The Past The Social Studies Department provides courses in U.S. and Va. Government, U.S. and Va. History, Economics, Sociology, World History and Geography. Each faculty member of the Social Studies Department tries to demonstrate and develop leadership and citizenship in each student. They also help students adjust to their en- vironment and to keep up with current events. Though the use of maps and charts Miss Brown guides her World Geography classes around the world. Mr. Jefferson and Miss Brown acquaint the students with the basic history of the world in their World History classes. teaches his U.S. students to be good citizens and well-adjusted members of. society. Mrs. Short, by having students give current news reports, and participate in mock trials emphasizes that Government is still alive. Mrs. Scott and Mr. Amason teach the basic economy of business and Government in Econimics. Whether it's touring a business with Mrs. Scott and Mr. Amason, visiting Egypt and the land of the Nile with Mr. Jefferson, touring the many countries with Miss Brown, fighting the Civil War with Mr. Terry, or walking through the halls of Congress with Mrs. Short, Gretna Senior High School offers unlimited opportunity through the Social Studies Department. : wR FREEDOM alk TREAT RENT uxeca THE LAY 8 © tae oe fe Besa Our History Department has its own Thomas Jefferson. Miss Brown relaxes between classes. 81 What do Sherril Moon, Stafford Cothran, and Danny Myers know about the BILL OF RIGHTS? In Studying Our Language Mrs. Berger will always be her same sweet self. Studying hard, Boys?! !! It is the intent of the language arts program to promote the achievements by students of the following abilities, understandings, and attitudes: To develop a reading procedure that will provide healthy attitudes, high ideals, critical standards, and worthwhile goals as a background for living and adjusting to the work- day world. To develop a method of reading for understanding infor- mation, enjoyment and appreciation. To enable the student to express himself clearly, cor- rectly, and effectively in sentences, paragraphs, and composition. To train in correct spelling, punctuation, neatness, and legibility. To teach effective communication through speech which is logical, thoughtful, distinct, and fluent. To equip the student with skills and habits necessary for listening intelligently, critically, and responsively. To foster critical thinking, to glean from literature the basic tenets of freedom and dignity concomitant with the democratic civilization. To stimulate an awareness of the ethical and moral ideas which promote universal love, respect, and understanding. To supply the student with that measure of linguistic sophistication which facilitates appraisal of culture of any chosen group of people. Mrs. Anderson lectures to her English classes? What could Miss Hall, Vickie Saunders, and Spencer Kidd be up to now? Debbie Gibson gives her speech in her interesting _ What could be so interesting: Peed deies. Mrs. Angel enjoys telling stories to her English classes. Is this really an English class? In Understanding Our World Mrs. Harris adjusts the microscope for Dwight Adkinson. Using the advanced technology, labs, and equipment of today our students are better trained for future careers. The science courses through research and laboratory experiments offer students a knowledge of the world they live in and how it functions. Biology classes enable students to study all living organisms by the dissections of frogs, bait worms, and crayfish. The more advanced science classes, Chem- istry and Physics, prepared student for college and future careers. Chemistry offers students the opportunity to make experiments in the lab using prin- ciples he has learned. Physics is a smaller class in which stu- dents depend on slide-rules to solve their problems. Illustrations on the board help Mrs. Strawder explain biology to her students. This rocket project is very relevant to today's space-age world. This project was a ribbon winner at the Science Fair. Mrs. Harris exhibits this project at the Science Fair. This homemade radio works just like the real one! These Biology students really work hard! 85 Mr. Harris laughs along with his D.E. class D.E. Students Prepare To “Meet The World” Distributive Education is a program designed to develop leadership in marketing and managing. D.E. students learn to be re- sponsible for themselves and others. D.E. prepares the students, who do not wish to go to college, for work. In second and third year D.E., students work on part- time jobs and go to school also. Connie Burton and Mona Puckette proudly display their trophies. Mary Ellen Keesee and Linda Bolling. Stanley Dalton, Randall Toney, and Auburn Farmer show that D.E. is a hard working class. Mr. Harris lectures to his class. D.E. students leave G.H.S. to attend district meeting. Mr. Byrd grades students as they practice. Getting a good practice? Physical Education Builds Well-Adjusted Students Physical Education classes give students a time to relax and enjoy school. Mentally, it enables you to learn the value of clean sportsmanship and competition. Physically, it helps you to develop your mind and body. Socially, it completes a well rounded day with work and play. Girls classes are taught by Mrs. Gloria Motley and Miss Pansy Robertson. Ricky Jones leads the class in exercises. i : = e : ; ’ 4 - Boys' classes are taught by Mr. Roger Byrd, Mr. Lawson Andrews, and Mr. Dennis Craddock. Gym classes begin with jumping jacks, sit-ups, and push-ups. In the fall classes participate in volleyball and football. Basketball is the major winter sport and soft ball is enjoyed in the spring. Health, first aid, and driver's training is also taught. Instructors try to provide useful and valu- able information needed by the students in their daily lives. og a Fran These boys are anxious to get the ball. Even girls enjoy football. | Glenn Pickeral, Dexter Shelton, and Winbern Tosh listen attentively to Mr. Andresw. Debbie Wisinski and Debbie La Fontaine wait for a jump ball. Home Economic Students Learn to Cook, Sew And Clean. Georgia Tosh receives assistance from Mrs. Keyes who believes in individual help. Mr. Spellman, the assistant principal takes advantage of the good cooking of new Home Ec. students. he Ce Jane Manning has learned to sew skillfully with the help of good teachers. Siieiieeemsiiieesneneaammntl e Bi’ £6€S8R2NORRwREe. Mrs. Keyes takes time out for a bite to eat. 91 Oh, Fred, What am I going to do about my dishpan hands? We strive, in the homemaking program at Gretna High School, to make a large dent in the girls' preparation for living in an ever- changing society. We feel that regardless of what a student will become, or what her aspirations are, she will always need to know how to improve her methods of every day living. For this she will always have to do, whether alone or ina family. Home Economics is concerned with the applica - tion of knowledge and skills that will enable the girls to become very consumer oriented. Since we will be using goods and services the rest of our lives, every unit of work is geared to this end. Improved living habits, other than foods and clothing are stressed. We strive to make each student proficient in the homemaking arts and a contributing member of her home, school, and community. We work with the problems of every day living. Learning About Agriculture Danny sands wood. Welding, tractor driving, the repairing of farm machinery, and judging timber are some of the W.K. presides over FFA. many things that students study in Agriculture. They learn by experience. They are required to keep record books, to show the completion of farm projects and to demonstrate the way these projects are carried out. Students participate in contests among themselves and with other schools. Mr. Shorter instructs his students. 92 Mr. Locust explains to his class: first you take the seed, then you dig a hole, then . Mr. Angel keeps the records for FFA. A new teacher? 93 ag In Learning To Build New Things Mr. Culberston enjoys teaching very much. Industrial Arts . Industrial Arts at Gretna High under the supervision of Mr. Locust and Mr. Culber- ston, provides necessary training and skill Mr. Shorter plays tape to class as Calvin Roach in the fields of industry. looks on. The objectives of Industrial Arts are to help the student understand the basic needs of industry and its influence on our world. With the help of Mr. Locust and Mr. Cul- berston these students will learn skills which will prove invaluable later. Industrial Arts very much. This boy seems to be having fun as he knocks on metal. i Reese McCormick, President of F.F.A., enjoys | Mr. Locust grades papers in his free time. Be careful, Glen! 7 Mrs. Pendergrass is caught by surprise. Students prepare for the future. Business Classes Prepare Students For The Future; A Job; Mrs. Franks, teacher of Typing, Shorthand, and Office Practice, enjoys teaching. 96. sseqo Surd4q say Butmioazq sholua AdTOJ sstw Pt Gate ‘OANSCOTT YM YOM ‘389][0D ists ‘Surddq daay In The Appreciation The Gretna High School Band, consisting of eighty -three members, participates in special assemblies, pep rallies, Christmas parades and performs during half-time at the football games. Concerts are presented to the public at various times during the year. Mr. Swart and Mr. Collins are especially proud of the fifty-two band members who attained seats in the all-County Band, and the eleven who attained seats in the Virginia District VI Regional All-State Band. 98 FRONT ROW: Head majorette -- Mary Short, SECOND ROW: Angie Ingram, Denise McGhee, Debbie Crocker, Susan Nichols, Debbie Barker, and Vickie Booker. Right: Is he really our drum major? Left: These band i members goof off 4 i after parade. ee ee: cniewacighnnnnsilieigloal a ys ee Ca peices A at I in et ge a ae . r ae a ee r . Se eS ae ce «Soe ae Seda a el eee |) | i = re a rr Eee eee ce ie -—le Dalton, J. Stone, C. Glass, K. Shelton, N. Weeks, P. Easome, M. Mason, G. Dalton, C. Walker, L. Bennett, D. Dawson, S. Gilbert. ROW 3: L. Walker, P. Glass, V. Saunders, L. Davidson, V. Oakes, P. Jackson, V. Bowen, D. Walker, D. DeLappe, C. Plymale, C. Moore, R. Lane, D. Boyce, G. Waller, V. Payne, K. Nunn, ROW 4: T. Barley, R. Elliot, T. Cochran, A. Glenn, W. Hudson, D. Walker, H. Jones, C. Dews, E. Payne, D. Hall, G. ROW 1: J. Bailey, C. Aylor, J. Green, S. Reynolds, F. Colbert, P. Bailey, D. Dallis, ROW 2: G. McMinnis, L. | Motley. Of Music... The Gretna High School Chorus under the direction of Mr. Al Colins, has progressed this year. In addition to the mixed Chorus, a select group, The Girl's Ensemble, for which chorus members participate in the District Music Festival and All-County Cho- rus as well as local concerts. Mariannis Mason, Carol Aylor, Pat Bailey, Gail Dal- ton, and Harold Jones were the members selected to participate in All-Regional Cho- rus this year. The Gretna High School Choral Award went to Karen Nunn. We are proud of the effort put into our Music Depart- ment by our singers. Linda Bennett, Debra Walker, Pam Eastham practice for the Girl's Ensemble. 5; © SO UG� aw Gy ee Class Officers: D. Shelton, Secretary J. Scruggs, Treasurer M. Bryant, President Mr. Terry, Sponsor J. Reynolds, Vice-President C. Shields, Reporter “To Run Where The Brave Dare Not Go” 102 ROW 1: A. Ingram, L. Hines, D. Cothran, B. Woodson, C. Martin, B. Robertson, C. Aylor, M. Bryant, C. Shields, J. Reynold, D. Shelton, J. Scruggs, J. Powell, M. Rowland. ROW 2: L. Logan, P. Jackson, P. Davis, D. Fitzgerald, M. Mason, L. Slayton, C. O'Dell, A. Myers, D. McGhee, P. Jenkins, R. James, C. Shields, J. Berger, J. Carter, P. Mayhew, D. Elliott, G. Mun- son, B. Jefferson, G. Moon, S. Mayhew, M. Owen, S. Th M b Moon, V. Saunders. ROW 3: K. Younger, G. Randall, e em ers A. Short, K, Felts. ROW 4: F. Campbell, C. Walker, C. Lovelace, G. Tosh, N. Webb, R. McCormick, H. Dalton, R. James, M. Bond, D. Wisiniski, S. Taylor, J. Hailey, L. Martin, L. Lovelace. Tet peas 103 Beta Club Officers President -- Steve Taylor Vice-President -- Carol Aylor Recording Secretary -- Louise McCormick Corresponding Secretary -- Jean Berger 104 | Accomplished Dreams Bring Honor To The Deserving Ones | FRONT ROW: L. McCormick, S. Mayhew, J. Berger, S. Taylor, C. Aylor, G. Berger, J. Pickeral, M. Mason. ROW 2: A. Eastham, R. Hutcherson, B. Miles, C. Shields, S. Trent, P. Mayhew, P. Bailey, C. Wertz, B. Hammock, Miss Quarles, Sponsor. ROW 3: B. Barbour, G. Mills, S. Pickeral, D. Cothran, M. Puckette, C. Harris, R. James, D,. Fitzgerald, P. Davis. ROW 4: B. Yeatts, M. Bryant, D. Elliott, J. Hailey, S. Moon, J. Harper, A. Worsham, B. Johnson, B. Jefferson, E. Shelton, H. Clements, P. Hubbard, P. Jenkins, LAST ROW: N. Mayhew, T. Mustain, J. Franks, B. Moon, D. Moon, P. Prather, J. Logan, L. Logan. Treasurer -- Glenn Berger Reporter -- Susan Mayhew Chaplain -- Mariannis Mason Parliamentarian -- Jeff Pickeral BETA CLUB The Gretna Beta, a chapter of the National Beta Club, is a non-secret honorary club open to those students who at the end of their sophmore year have maintained an average of 3.2 in their qualiti es of honesty, leadership, and service in their school activities. New members are taken into the club during the second semester of their sophomore year and must maintain a 3.2 average to stay in the club for the remainder of their high school days. Members of the Beta Club receive the National Beta Journal, the official magazine of the Beta Clubs throughout the nation. This magazine has wonderful and exciting articles, poems, and strains of other Beta Clubs throughout the nation in their efforts to make their Clubs the best ever. This magazine's stories are enjoyed by everyone, and they tend to broaden the horizons of its readers. The Beta Club members sold candy as its money-making project for the year. The Beta's also sponsored, as they do each year, the White Christmas. They took up money, canned goods, clothing, and toys and gave all of these things to a needy family. As usual, the highlight of the Beta year is the annual Beta Convention. This year, the convention was held in Roanoke. Everyone seemed to have had a wonderful, exciting time. The Beta Club strives to lead students toward better academic work and better qualities of service and leader- ship. It's up to the students to make themselves known for these accomplishments. Is Steve trying to explain something, or is he trying to get across the idea that he wants the Beta members to come to order? Ann Eastham, Pat Bailey, Carol Aylor, Louise Mc- Cormick, and Mariannis Mason present a program at a Beta Club meeting. Editor -In-Chief Gail Webster Co-Editors Mike Hailey, Photography and classes. Betty Jefferson, Features and Clubs. Rose Hutcherson, Index and Advertisement Susan Mayhew, Curriculum and Administration. Mike Felts, Boy's and Girl's Sports. lst ROW: Mike Haley, Betty Jefferson, Gail Webster, Rose Hutcherson, Susan Mayhew, Mike Felts. 2nd ROW: Debbie Elliott, Brenda Miles, Dianne Cothran, Sally Wimbish, Evelyn Poindexter, Peggy Davis, Cindy James, Cindy Lovelace, Donna Nichols, Kay Doss, Susan Whor- ley, Georgia Tosh, Amy Plymale, Jolene Hedrick. 3rd ROW: Sandra Pickeral, Jeanie Hailey, Jenny Green, Fred Midkiff, Kim Felts, Carlten Minter, Debbie De- lappe, Cindy Brown, Becky Moon, Sue Chumley, Karen Nunn, Gail Dalton, Debbie Wiscinski, Carol Shields, Mary Lou Rowland, Reese McCormick, Bobby Popek. The Junction . . Sue Chumley and Karen Nunn consult Mr. Wilkerson on outline... Gail and Mr. Wilkerson are caught planning layouts inthe hall... And here we find Gail throwing it to the staff. 107 Our Goals Are Often Made Through Writing ROW 1: C, Burton, Mrs. Berger, Sponsor, Mrs. Miller, Sponsor, M. Puckette; ROW 2: A. Eastham, L. McCormick, C. Aylor, S. Taylor, S$. Moon, B. Johnson, R. Doss; ROW 3: C. Martin, K. Johnson, P. Bailey, M. Owen, D. Crocker; ROW 4: J. Carter, D. Lovelace, B. Nichols, C. Jacobs, C. Minter, N. Webb; ROW 5S: J. Harper, C. Shelton; LAST ROW: W., Shelton, E. Musgrove, C. Tucker, S. Worley, J. Hedrick, B. Jefferson, M. Mason. The Parrot Staff is organized for the purpose of publishing a high school newspaper. The staff publishes the Parrot once each six weeks. The main objectives are: to encourage academic progress: promote good school spirit; and keep parents, as well as the general public, informed on all school activi- ties. The Parrot Staff emphasizes the news on sports, club activities, honors, spe- cial features. All students who are interested in writing poems, jokes, and editorials are encour- aged to contribute articles to the staff, and are invited to join the staff to make use of their writing talents. Mrs. Berger explains what needs to be written Co-Editors .... .. Connie Burton, for the next Parrot edition. Mona Puckette Boy's Sports Editor. . Steve Taylor, Randy Doss, Bill Shumate Girl's Sports Editor . Sherril Moon, Bee Johnson News Editor. .... . Ann Eastham Feature Editor . . . . Carol Aylor Business Manager. . . Louis McCormick 108 . ROW 1: S. Worley, F. Colbert, B. Davis, G. Dalton, K. Nunn, D. Nichols, B. Mayhew, J. Wilson, C. Lovelace. ROW 2: E. Tuck, P. Epperson, D. Badgett, I. Miller, H. Clements, B. Thompson, L. Moore, N. Mayhew, M. Keesee, C. Walker. ROW 3: E. Payne, M. Haley, J. Rowland, K. Dunnaway, N. Clay, G. Tosh, P. Prather, C. Wertz, C. Plymale, V. Bowen, L. Hogan, ROW 4: B. Farmer, L. Bennett, S. Leftwich, H. Jones, D. Myers, J. W. Thompson, J. Brumfield, J. Dalton, A. Sangree, S. Collins, V. Terry, S. Wimbish, Mrs. Miller. ROW 5S: D. Swan- son, M. Bailess, Carroll Blackstock, W. K. Pearson, M. Short, C. Mayhew, J. Daniels, J. Simpson, R. Trent, B. Harvey, J. Carter, C. Martin. ROW 6: K. Wood, J. Hedrick, J. Mahan, N. Creasey, D. Keene, B. Brooks, P. Thompson, B. Oakes, C. Colbert, G. McMinnie, J. Holland, D. Gibson, N. Weeks, K. Doss, D. Atkins, C. O'dell, I. Blair, Miss Foley, Mrs. Pendergrass, Mrs. Franks, Mr. Wilkerson. MERICA — © Pres. -- Jackie Wilson V. Pres. -- Donna Nichols Sec. -- Karen Nunn Treas. -- Cindy Lovelace Reporter -- Blaine Mayhew Historian -- Gail Dalton Songleader -- Faye Colbert 109 In Business The Future Business Leaders of America is a growing club in Gretna this year. Its purpose is to encourage and pro- mote business leadership, to promote vocational business and office education to the students of Gretna High School. To become a member of the FBLA one must be enrolled in at least one business subject, be familiar with the purposes and creed of the FBLA, and show promptness, alertness, willingness, and eagerness to work for the organization, school, and community. The FBLA members believe in free education for the youth of America and believe that the future of America depends upon an understanding of today's business world. The sponsors this year are Mr. Wilkerson, Mrs. Franks, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Pendergrass, and Miss Foley. Re HOMEM,A Nie G Keno J AMERICA ROW 1 -- Kathy Wood, Kathy Divers, Geraldine Logan, Sherry Simpson, Georgia Tosh, Debbie Delappe, Mary Future Homemakers Owen, Susan Worley. ROW 2 -- Nancy Mayhew, Irene Blair, Jud Dalton, Phyliss Jackson, Patsy Epperson, Ot A ° Carolyn Rey molds, ' ieetale Worley, W Faaida D leon merica Darnell East, Vicky Jefferson, Bonnie Andrews, Patricia Meadows, Peggy Prather, Dianne Doss. ROW 3 -- Charlotte Crews, Sue Chumley, Pam Easome, Judy Pip- pin, Lil Reynolds, Catherine Roach, Margie Edwards, Emme Calloway, Helen Clements, Linda Moore, Susie Dawson, Sharon Clark. 110 pi pa Lyd ya _ o a ee ee ee es 4 Z i Webi ek i ROW 1 -- W. Worley, W. K. Pearson, Reese Mc- Cormick, Carroll Blackstock. ROW 2 -- T. Graves, L. F F mM Of White, D. Atkins, D. Betterton, L. Wattson, T. Mus- uture ar ers grove, C. Wells, J. Shelton, T. Green, S. Shields, W. A Simpson, B. Hogan, L. Witcher, A. Lovelace, M. merica Dixon. ROW 3 -- R. Collins, J. Callands, G. Myers, J. Glass, G. Bradner, W. Reynolds, P. Clements, E. Harvey, W. Calloway, M. Yeatts, T. Mathy, G. Mat- tox, J. Mahan, M. Witcher. 11] ROW 1: A. Jefferson, G. Berger, A. Short, M. Bryant, P. Hudson, T. Musgrove, G. Weeks, J. Pickeral, M. Tucker, F, Midkiff. ROW 2: D. Payne, C. Lovelace, R. James, K. Younger, H. Jones, E. Eanes, B. Logan, K. Callands, F. Anderson, C. Ramsey. ROW 3: Wayne Owen, B. Farmer, R. Doss, S. Jones, D. Eades, J. Dalton, S. Leftwich, R. Hedrick, M. Felts, L. Logan. ROW 4: T. Green, D. Johnson, J. Hunt, S. George, B. Myers, G. Pickeral, E. Payne, M. Bond. ROW 5: W. Scruggs, G. Randall, K. Moran, B. Shumate, D. Jefferson, T. Cooper. R. Doss. Identication The Varsity Club is an organization of boys who have earned a letter in one of the four sports offered at Gretna High School. The two main objectives of the Varsity Club are to give recognition to boys lettering in one of the sports at Gretna High School and to provide for good sportsmanship among the players. Varsity Club Has Initiation It's the latest thing from Paris. 112 Up-Up-and away. He can leap tall buildings in a single bound. Uh!!! Are you sure everybody is ready? The lonely but the brave. 113 The Pep Club Strives To Carry Out Its Duty — r 4 em L, i4 aa sh my - J : ee leh ’ Re, eg. pal 2 ] : j : ye X% “ a pe: s s ot. ROW 1: Miss Robertson, Sponsor, S. Moon, B. Johnson, J. Hudson, J. Reynolds, B. Woodson, J. Pippin. ROW 2: E. Davidson, P. Harrelson, M. Booker, J. Robertson, S. Gilbert, F. Hunt, V. Saunders, C. Shields, J. Berger, C. Aylor, D. Cothran, S. Gay, J. Dixon, E, Poindexten. ROW 3: A. Ingram, P. Gibson, D. McGhee, P. Farris, K. Elliot, M. Mayhew, T. Hall, S. Simpson, N. Martin, B. Berger, R. James, D. Walton, L. Glass, P. Hodnett, D. Fitzgerald, P. Davis, C. Glass. ROW 4: J. Bailey, D. Shelton, J. Scruggs, P. Harris, J. Richardson, D. Townes, M. Prunty, V. Irvin, P. Covington, N. Newman, E, Logan, S. Dawson, J. Powell, S. Bailey, S. East, D. Lovelace, C. Clark. ROW 5: D, Miller, A. Myers, S. White, R. White, D. Clements, S. Peerman, D. Glass, C. Jacobs, B. Nichols, J. Bailey, L. Smith, G. Waller, N. Clark, G. Tanks, C. Clark. ROW 6: L. Walker, B. Turner, C. Hunt, C. Harris, A. Worsham, J. Lily, M. Hiler, C. Shelton, E. Rowland, E. Oakes, P. Mayhew, K. Cannington, S. Trent, P. Jackson, C. James, L. Dalton, C. Hutcherson. ROW 7: P. Jenkins, C. Reynolds, P. Eastham, N. Weeks, D. Dellis, P. Sourbourn, S. Pickeral, L. Hines, D. DeLappe, S. Childress, A. Miller, G. Coles, B. Barbour, M. Thomas, L. Lanier. ROW 8: M. Lanier, B. Haley, P. Younger, J. Grant, E. Stimpson, S$. Mayhew, D. Barker, J. Green, B. Miles, C. Brown, S. Clark, E. Adams, N, Lanier, E, Coles. ROW 9: S. Kelly, L. Waller, L. Cook, C. Payne, G. Waller, B. Thomas, A. Hubbard, P. Callands, D. Wisinski, V. Booker, S. Nichols, M. Rowland, J. Crews, M. Farmer. Pep Club Officers President -- Sherril Moon Treasurer -- Jennifer Reynolds Vice-President -- Belinda Johnson Reporter -- Brenda Woodson Secretary -- Joan Hudson Sergeant-at-Arms -- Judy Pippin 114 Pep Club The Pep Club one of the largest clubs at Gretna Senior High School, is an Organiza - tion for the purpose of good Sportsmanship and for the purpose of not only backing up the Cheerleaders, but also of backing up various teams during the sports seasons. The rules that a Pep Club member should follow are: (1) Unless impossible, members must attend 2 3 of the home football and basketball games; (2) If transportation is provided -- away games should be attended; (3) Members must back up the cheerleaders in cheers; and (4) Meetings must be attended. All girls are invited to join as long as they obey the Pep Club rules. The Club welcomes anyone who is willing to promote sportsman - ship in the cheering section of our school. The Pep Club members sponsored several : j pep rallies during the basketball and foot- a a a - 3 ‘ _- ball seasons. { a . oe] Isn't this the coolest, female looking bull you've ever seen? SURPRISE -- SURPRISE -- SURPRISE! No man is an island, Linda, even though it seems that way. The Girls With Letters... The Monogram Club has a total of 28 mem- bers who have lettered in cheerleading and basketball. New members were inducted last year on April 1. They included charac- ters from Tiny Tim, Phyllis Diller, Mary Poppins, Peter Pan, to Betty Davis, Shirley Temple, Mama Cass, Carol Burnette, Annie Oakley, and Ruth Buzzy. Debra Barker and Judy Pippin, winners of the talent contest, received a pie in the face. This year the girls from the Letterman Club were united with the Monogram Club. The club has worked to develop good sportsman- ship throughout the school. President: Vice President: Secretary: Treasurer: Reporter: 116 Laura Hines Carol Aylor Rose Hutcherson Debbie Elliott Jennifer Reynolds Tiny Dianne is hit by a flying egg. Phyllis Diller Barker sells Snowy Bleach to the audience. ee | Don't fly away Mary Poppins! NSH wy “a ROW 1: C. Shields, E. Shelton, A. Eastham, P. Bailey, C. Tucker, M. Mason, K. Johnson. ROW 2: D. Gregory, S. Barbour, J. Harper, D. Elliott, B. Finney, D. Tuck, S. Clark, S. Waller, M. Mayhew. ROW 3: Sponsor: Mr. Shelby Royal, E. Callaway, R. Hutcherson, J. Hailey, D. Crocker, D. Mattox, M. Dalton, M. Owen, V. Cundiff, L. Bennett, D. Walker. And The World Will Be Better For This President: Mariannis Mason Vice-President: Pat Bailey Secretary: Anne Eastham Treasurer: Kathy Johnson The purpose of the Gretna Tri-Hi-Y is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community high standards of Christian character. The club projects include observing Tri-Hi- Y Week and Teacher's Week, having devo- tions for Thanksgiving and Christmas over the intercom, making presents for children in the Faith Home, and decorating tables for Thanksgiving. 118 Reporter: Carolyn Tucker Chaplain: Ellen Shelton Historian: Kathy Shields Sponsor: Mr. Royat The Dreams Of Science .. . The Luceina Association, better known as the Science Club, composed of thirty -four members, was formed so that students sharing a common interest in science would have an opportunity to learn and work to- gether. The Science Club hopes to encourage in- dependent scientific thinking among its high school members. Science Club Officers One of the main interests of the year is the annual Science Fair which presents the pro- President -- Gerald Mills jects that the members built. One of the Vice-President -- Randy Doss most important requirements of each mem- Secretary-Reporter -- Glenn Berger ber of the Science Club is the preparation Treasurer -- Tony Cooper of a project to be displayed at the fair. Historian -- Kenny Moran Chaplain -- Samuel Wimbish The Club's projects this year were the Science Fair and the continued maintenance of the dark room, which was organized last year. ROW 1: G. Mills, K. Moran, G. Berger, R. Doss, S. Wimbish; ROW 2: M. Bond, D. Ballou, R. Blair, B. Popek, J. Logan. ROW 3: D. Atkin- son, J. Pickeral, R. Hall, S. Taylor, R. Unrue, T. Cooper. ROW 4: C, Ram- sey, 5. Cothran, T. Mustain, J. Hunt, N. Mayhew, B. Barbour. LAST ROW: A, Wilson, D. Moon, Mrs. Harris, Sponsor, J. Franks, C. Lovelace. D. Johnson, B. Jefferson, J. McCormick, B. Hammock, Mrs. Angel, D. Moon, S. Reynolds, B. Andrews, G. Webster, P, Jackson. Keeping Alive The Classical Languages Students who have previously studied Latin and those currently in Latin are eligible for Latin Club presents Mrs. Angel Wina Flower. membership in the Latin Club. The purposes of the club is to keep alive an interest in the classical languages and to encourage more students to study Latin in high school. Club Officers President -- Donna Moon Vice-President -- Barbara Hammock Secretary -- Bonnie Andrews Reporter -- Gail Webster Historian -- Sandra Reynolds 120 ROW 1: P. Prather, S. Reynolds, B. Harvey, R. Trent, E. Shelton, C. Shelton, C. Tucker, B. Jefferson, P. Wyatt, L. Bennett, J. Rowland, D. Andrews, S. Barbour, D. Tuck, R. White. ROW 2: S. Worley, Sponsor -- Mrs. Hines, P, Thompson, N. Clay, K. Dunaway, J. Rowland, B. Brooks, J. Hedrick, N. Weeks, B. Oakes, J. Berger, J. Burnette, C. Shields, B. Holt, L. Dalton, M. Hiler, L. Yeattes, M. E. Keesee, D. Bowling, B Johnson, V. Bowen, R. Jones, L. Hogan, E. Bennett. ROW 3: C. Wertz, J. Crawley, K. Walker, M. Dalton, P. Payne, D. Dellis, C. O'Dell, D. Epperson, M. Thompson, G. McMinnis, F. Colbert, D. Gibson. . Lassiter, A. Stimpson, D. The Library Club 121 FRONT ROW: Officers; ROW 2:1. Clay, K. Brown, D. Singleton, S. Craft, M. Andrews, H. Brumfield, C. Crawley, D. Barksdale, E. Young; ROW 3:C. Jamerson, S. Riddle, S. Eades, R. Jones, D. Smith, V. Dillion, L. Clay, J. Sprouse, F. Reynolds, S. Doss; ROW 4:D. Bowler, E. Swisher, R. Toney, A. Farmer, G. Weeks, R. Gordon, B. East, J. Rowles, J. Dalton; ROW S:M. Irvin, J. Hardy, M. Farmer, S. Mattox, J. Towler, D. Quarles, J. Adams, A. Myers, J. Hammack, J. Gauldin; ROW 6: V. Callands, D. Johnson, D. Dillard, G. Mayhow, B. Brumfield, S. Dalton, D. Yeatts, G. Mayes, L. Gammon, S. Owen, W. Arthur. The D. E. Club Prepares Today For Tomorrow Président = 4 w %) % ¥ 9 % % Mona Puckette Vice-President... . i «. Nelson Towler es re Connie Burton DIP ARUEE se cx oe wm HM ® Sue Witt REGRET 5 cw w a ee mo D. Johnson, D. Singleton FLRSCORASY o, 6, vey we % ah ma as Jeannette Crawley Ghaplain s 5 ss ws ¢ Derenda Barksdale Sargeant-at-Arms .... D. Smith, S. Craft 122 The purposes of the D. E. Club are: 1. To develop leadership in the field of dis- tribution; 2. To develop a sense of individual responsi- bility; 3. To allow , sactical application of Distri- bution Education through competition; 4. To encourage use of ethical practices in business; 9. To allow an opportunity to appreciate and implement the unenforcable obligation of citizenship; 6. To provide for mental and physical health through satisfactory social and recre- ational activities; 7. To engender a healthy respect for edu- cation; 8. and To create the nature and understand- ing of our free, competitive enterprise system. D.E. offers much to students who are inter - ested. Hawks Compile Best Season In Five Years! ROW 1: G. Berger, Gretna Gretna Gretna Gretna Gretna Gretna Gretna Gretna Gretna Gretna Gretna Gretna Gretna H. Jones, E. Eanes, F. Midkiff, B. Shumate, B. Jefferson, M. Tucker, K. Moran. ROW 2: Coach Andrews, B. Pearman, G. Moore, J. Logan, G. Yeattes, R. Turner, K. Gaddy. ROW 3: D. Miller, L. Lanier, W. Tosh, R. Smith, R. Wheller; M. Whitcher, Coach Jefferson. Scores 8 Dan River 0 Tunstall 6 Altavista 15 William Campbell 4 Appomattox 10 William Campbell i Dan River 13 Chatham 9 Altavista 12 Staunton River 2 Rustburg 10 Chatham 2 Tunstall 124 C. J. Brown makes another putout at first base. Behind the outstanding pitching of Junior Richard Turner and the steady play of the defense, the 1969 Hawks put together a 9-4 record, the best at Gretna in five years. This year's diamond squad was known throughout the district for its hustle and ability to make a comeback win. The Hawks scored a total of 92 runs while allowing the — me! ‘4 s te om ai a ee opposition only 44, giving up three or less - ‘Z runs in nine games. This can be accredited to the timely hitting and explosiveness of the ? a ; team. ff : —_— sal Coach Rut Moon closed out his last year as Shortstop Kenny Moran prepares to hit as the ump coach, but left his predecessor with seven cleans the plate. starters and eight lettermen returning. Assistant Coach Tom Jefferson. Richard Turner fires a fastball as Midkiff gets set. Joe Shelton prepares to steal second in 15-1 win over William Campbell. Turner takes practice cuts before Tunstall Game. oo eT wee . We mae oa aoe ts Os ssaasr eee mane eee B Hawks Have Third Straight Undefeated Season ‘ ae ret, “t. —_ FIRST ROW: S. Jones, R. Doss, D. Dalton, D. Midkiff, D. Price, R. Allen, T. Pope, R. Jefferson, D. Johnson, P. Hudson, K. Felts, M. Irby. SECOND ROW: D. Pope, T. Green, E. Payne, D. Eades, R. Farmer, J. Hall, G. May- hew, R. Cocke, D. Thurman, A. Towler, R. Hedrick. W. Scruggs, Coach Craddock. THIRD ROW: B. Farmer, B. Hedrick, J. Hunt, T. Mustain, M. Bond, A. Shortt, R. Doss, T. Young, J. Pickeral, B. Jefferson, M. Felts, L. Bennett, Scores Gretna 69 Altavista 58 Gretna 113 Staunton River 14 Gretna 85 Rustburg 42 Gretna 103 Appomattox 24 Gretna 70 Tunstall 97 Gretna 62 E.C,. Glass 56 Gretna 95 Chatham 32 Gretna 112 1 2 Tunstall 20 Dan River 42 1 2 Chatham 25 Richard Cocke shows record-breaking form in the Discus. 126 Richard Jefferson stretches for extra inches in long jump. Derby Price goes 11:6 at district. Jimmy Hunt and Terry Pope race to the tape in the 220, 4...) School record holder Aaron Shortt clears high Hawks Win County Meet jump bar with ease. The 1969 Gretna Hawk Track team ran their string of dual meet victories to 23 last sea- O. J. Hall's style enabled him to break the son. Although the team had many outstand- 50' mark in the shot put. ing performers, their depth was the key to many victories. In the course of the season, seven school records were broken. Derry Price, recipient of the Most Valuable Track ae Award and the teams high scorer, set school and county records in both the 100 and 220 yd. dashes. Richard Cocke broke both the school and district records in the discus and Archie Towler established school and county records in the two-mile run. Rueben Allen set school and county records in both the high and low hurdles. The climax of this most successful season was the State Meet, where O.J. Hall placed fourth in the shot put and Terry Pope finished fifth in the broad jump. Hawks Have Third Straight Winning Season ‘ : Nh a Petco h = Bg fie Coe Za B, Peerman, G. Berger, F. Midkiff, D. Johnson, M. Tucker, A. Jefferson, B. Cook, M. Bryant, SECOND ROW: Coach Andrews, C. Lovelace, T. Green, D. Payne, B. Witcher, J. Pickeral, M. Felts, Coach Craddock. THIRD ROW: R. James,T. Young, L. Martin, K. Felts, F. Campbell, W. Owen, M. Bond. FOURTH ROW: B. Logan, J. Swisher , J. Hunt, F. Musgrove, T. Mustain, P. Hudson, FIFTH ROW: W. Witcher, R. Barksdale, T. Patterson, K. ee Eugene, K. Moran, SIXTH ROW: D. Adkinson, T. Musgrove, S. Jones, G. Haley, R. Hedrick, D. Ballou, . Midkiff. The 1969 Gretna Hawks posted their third straight winning season on the gridiron under the able coaching of Coach Slick Andrews and Coach Dennis Craddock. The rock hard defense once again was the trademark of the team, giving up only 85 points in ten games, to sport the best defense ever at Gretna. Their best game of the season was played on the Gretna field when the undefeated Governors of Nelson County invaded Hawk territory boasting a 6-0 record. The aroused Hawks played an outstanding game. In the final minutes, Mike Bond slanted off left tackle and rambled 48 yards to the twelve yard line. Three plays later Mike Felts booted a 20 yard field goal for the 3-0 victory with 33 seconds remaining. The Hawks closed out the season with a respectable 6-4 record. Co-captains for this year's team were Mike Felts, Fred Midkiff, Bugin Jefferson, and Raleigh James. Fred Midkiff and Raleigh James were named to All-District, and All-State teams. 128 Gretna Gretna Gretna Gretna Gretna Gretna Gretna Gretna Gretna Gretna Scores Staunton River Tunstall William Camp. Appomattox Chatham Dan River Altavista Nelson County Rustburg Susie Gibson Halfback David Payne cuts upfield as Raleigh James and Bugin Jefferson block. Baa Glenn Berger and Mike Bond move in to make the tackle. Kenny Moran lowers the boom on Altavista's Dennis Tweedy. Glen Berger bangs over for paydirt in one of two touch- down runs against Was Tommy Green wrestles down Tunstall's Sammy Williams. The Hawks were led this year by their four Co-captains and two outstanding coaches. � The rock hard defense prepares to stomp out a Chatham drive. Bugin Jefferson hauls in a pass from QB Fred Midkiff in a TD drive against Altavista. Freddie Musgrove breaks a tackle on an end run. oe ay: wee Fullback starts in motion as Hawks begin to play. David Payne runs for first down. Mike Felts, Charlie Lovelace and Kenny Moran gang tackle a runner. 2 S-O-U-L, Hey Soul Team! The '69-'70 football cheerleaders were, Captain; Sherril Moon, Co-captain; Diane Cothran, Seniors; Faye Hunt, Carol Aylor, Debbie Elliott, Brenda Woo dson, Joan Robertson, Juniors; Susan Gay, Jean Berger, Shermina Gil- bert, and Sophomore alternates; Vickie Saunders, and Carol Shields. They were sponsored by Miss Robertson. As usual they cheered the Mighty Hawks to a winning football season. Hawks Have Disappointing Season cate pasa cere pre ap ay pnts a Logan, os Felts, and B. Rhoades. SECOND ROW: B. Jefferson, D. Johnson, M. ucker, L. Lovelace . Younger, IRD ROW: A. Shortt, T. C G, nerd Rei a 1 ooper, Randall, Coach Jefferson. Scores Gretna ao) Chatham 92 Gretna 60 Susie Gibson 58 Gretna 54 Dan River 60 Gretna 65 Tunstall 93 Gretna 69 Rustburg 88 Gretna 43 Altavista 46 Gretna al Chatham - 74 Gretna 64 Appomattox 51 Gretna 38 Tunstall 93 Gretna 65 Rustburg 50 Gretna T2 Carver -Price 63 Gretna ot | William Camp. 68 Gretna 62 Altavista 71 Gretna 68 Appomattox 69 (ot) ; Gretna 79 Father Judge 43 ’ Gretna 53 Dan River 87 - Gretna ay Staunton River 60 (ot) The 1969 Basketball Team, dominated by seniors, started the season with hopes of the first winning season in three years. However the breaks went against them and this goal was not realized. The team played well in several games, which it lost in the closing minutes or in overtime. Probably the best team effort of the year came in the 65-50 victory over Rustburg. The team was led in scoring by guard Lafayette Lovelace and forward captain Mike Felts. Ballhandling chores were handled by senior guards Danny Johnson and Fred Midkiff. Defensive stand- outs were Bugin Jefferson and Aaron Shortt, while the big men under the boards were Tony Cooper and George Randall. Although Randall is the.only returning starter, a tal- ented J.V. promises hope for the future. Bugin Jefferson seems airborne as he scores against Rustburg. Aaron Shortt drives for a layup. Mike Felts hits two over Tunstall's Harold Breedlove. George Randall and Tony Cooper move in for the re- bound. Coach Jefferson talks over his strategy. Danny Johnson sinks a bucket as an opponent attempts to block it. Captain Mike Felts. ROW 1; Coach Craddock, M. Bond, C. Lovelace, J. Hunt, H. Wilkerson: ROW 2; Rawleigh James, C. Ramsey, S. Leftwich, E. Payne, H. Dalton, T. Musgrove, F. Musgrove, A. Wilson: ROW 3; T. Green, L. Martin, B. Peerman, T. Young, W. Owen, D. Eades: ROW 4; D. Pope, L. Bennett, R. Doss, J. Dalton, W. Scruggs, R. Dalton ROWS; L. White, T. Cochran, R. Doss, B. Shumate Indoor Track: Already Good But Still Improving Hard-breathing Randy Doss clears Hurdle 137 ® rac 3 - é : ll 4 F ‘Ss ne A i : ? . Des i ar o, Charlie and Tommy race each other to the finish line ROW ONE: Coach Locust, C. Hall. ROW TWO: R. Jones, H. Womack, N. Moore, and S. Clements. ROW THREE: K. Gaddy, D. Dillard, K. Felts, and R. Hedrick. ROW FOUR: N. Webb, mgr., W. Wheeler, D. Johnson, J. Adkins, and H. Logan, mgr. J.V. Finish As Regular Season Champions Deacon Jones goes in for a lay-up ona fast break. Gretna Gretna Gretna Gretna Gretna Gretna Gretna Gretna Gretna Gretna Gretna Gretna Gretna Gretna Gretna 138 t2 de yg 76 45 50 60 35 46 70 43 v2 2 63 67 Scores Chatham Susie Gibson Dan River Tunstall Altavista Altavista Chatham Carver-Price E. C. Glass Tunstall Rustburg Rustburg Father Judge Dan River Staunton River 44 18 46 a9 46 37 48 30 56 54 53 32 10 45 45 The Gretna Junior Varsity ended its season with a 11-2 district record and as champions during the regular season. The team was known throughout the district for its sticky defense and high scoring offense. On the average, the Baby Hawks gave up only 41 points while scoring 60. Carlton Hall, Kenny Gaddy, and Ricky Hedrick took care of the scoring chores while Danny Dillard, Kim Felts, and Ronald Deacon Jones took the rebounding responsibility. The J.V.'s suc- cess can also be attributed to a strong sec- ond string which always did a fine job. This year's team showed great potential. Its ex- perience and teamwork will help in making a fine varsity squad next year. «db Kim Felts chalks up two against Father Judge. Carlton Hall shoots over two opponents as Ricky Hedrick and Kim Felts look on. ee This year's co-captains were Danny Dillard and Kenny Gaddy. Gretna Opponents 43 Chatham D2 29 Dan River 20 35 Tunstall ol 39 Rustburg 36 59 Altavista 30 49 Chatham Fs be 52 Appomattox = 41 Tunstall 44 35 ' Rustburg 39 45 William Campbell 40 43 Altavista 38 46 Appomatox 56 37 Dan River 48 36 Staunton River 30 23 Nelson County 26 Co-captains: Sherril Moon and Belinda Jo hnson The Hens Have A Great Year. ROW 1: J. Reynolds, Gi Munson, B. Johnson, S. Moon, J. Pippin, D. Shelton, ROW 2 Manager (V. Hunt), J. Brum- field, V. Cundiff, E. Oakes, S. Trent, J. Scruggs, Manager L. Dalton, ROW 3 Coach Shelby Royal, C. Payne, J. Powell, A. Stimpson, M. Mayhew, M. Owen, G. Marr, Manager S. Worley, Sharon Bailey (not shown) | ff Our Sophomore Star! Drink up, Pippin! 141 The 1970 basketball cheerleaders were Laura Hines, Pat Saurborn, Linda Bennett, Susan Gay, Debbie Barker, Jean Berger, Diane Waldon, Delores Fitzgerald, Brenda Wood- son, Faye Hunt, Dianne Cothran, and Carol Aylor. Carol Aylor and Dianne Cothran were co-captains of the basketball cheerleading squad. Hey, Show ’Em Your Might, Gretna! The Varsity Basketball Cheer- leading squad of '69-'70 with co-captains Dianne Cothran and The Junior Varsity Cheerleaders were Pam Harrelson, Pam Gibson i wk Ellen Davidson, Susan Nichols, Vickie Booker, Carol Shields, Angie Carol Aylor led the M ghty Hawks Ingram, Charlotte Hunt, Boo Rowland, Susie Childress, Debbie Wisin- through their struggle towards ski, and Joan Crews. 142 victory. Their sponsor was Miss Robertson. For the first time at Gretna High School, the J. V. team had the support of cheerleaders. These sophomore cheerleaders worked hard to present new cheers and chants to the student body to push the J.V. team to first place. The squad was man- aged by Patricia Walden and Sylvilean Morrison. Their assistance was greatly appre- ciated. Miss Mary Strawder was willing to take the job as spon- sor and she will always be thanked for it. Features The students gave Mr. Terry a hard time during the game. the trouble Mrs. Davidson? When Classes End... Who has lost a pair of shoes? What seems to be The score goes up another notch thanks to Mr. Craddock. Cheer away fellows. And Fun Begins The S.C.A. student -faculty game was a big success as usual. The fun began as the teachers came onto the court. Cheers arose from the crowd when Tom Slick, Wildman Locust and Iron Man Craddock were pre- sented to the students. The game was con- tinually interrupted by the '’cheerleaders coming out on the court to try to cheer their team to victory. The teachers tried their best to win but they just couldn't keep up with the students who seem to be better on the court than in the class room. Mrs. DelCampo looks on as Little Shu makes it to the top. Now, now, boys no cheating. 145 What are Chet Wisinski and Mr. Andrews reaching for? Mrs. Epperson, Miss Grant and Mrs. Scott sock-it-to the students with their exciting cheers. of Vi 14 R. L. Dalton receives the John Phillip Sousa Award from Mr. Swart. Awards Night 1969 Susan Hamlett and Junetta Edwards were presented the Parrot Staff Awards. The Beta Club Award is given to Junetta Edwards by Mrs. Epperson. First place science fair winners were John Aylor, Richard Cocke, and Dwight Atkinson. The most school spirited cheerleader was Deborah Scruggs. Mr. Craddock presents Derry Price the Track Award. Mr. Collins presented Carol Aylor, Pat Bailey, Gail Dalton, and Susan Hamlett with Chorus Awards. 146 Awards Beta Club Junetta Edwards DAK. Brenda Shelton Tri-Hi-Y Karen Dalton S.C.A. Citizenship Rueben Allen Susan Hamlett S.C.A. Sportsmanship Amy Johnson Carroll Shelton Science John Aylor Dwight Atkinson Richard Cocke Band R. L. Dalton Chorus Carol Aylor :; Pat Bailey oe received a silver platter from the Library Gail Dalton Susan Hamlett Annual Staff Cathy Shields ; Debbie DeLappe Amy Johnson and Carroll Shelton received the Citizenship F.F.A. W.K. Pierson awards from the S.C.A. sponsors. Latin Ellen Shelton P Barbara Hammock Carol Aylor Parrot Staff Susan Hamlett Junetta Edwards Cheerleading Deborah Scruggs Baseball Joe Shelton | Derry Price | Track Derry Price F Bs Leyfi Linda Layne Donna Nichols | Susan Smith Samuel Johnson, president of the 1969 sophomore class, receives the Spirit Award in behalf of his class. A basketball award is given to Derry Price by Mr. Byrd. 147 Susan Hamett is accompanied by Carol Aylor as she sings Tammy . Strumming her guitar, Janet Worsham sings ''Harper Valley P.T. A. The aud- lence is hushed while Bill Davis gives his monologue. Talent Show Is A Hit The 1969 talent show sponsored by the F.B.L.A, and the Parrot Staff began with a bang as the G.H.S. amateurs proved they had more talent than was expected. The audience was simply not prepared for the unexpected performance of Janet Worsham as she sang Harper Valley P.T.A. , or when Susan Hamlett mystified us by singing Tammy . As an emcee Lynn Adams surpassed the standards of portraying Mark Twain. The introducing of the other talented amateurs was more than effective by Lynn's special touch, The show was a unique combination of en- joyable and interesting performances which were all well liked by the audience. Billy Witcher and Danny Myers play a cornet Randy Doss, Steve Taylor, Stafford Cothran, and Roger solo while. . . Rhinehart play the melody for the Boptusie Machine. Pat Bailey gracefully sings Climb Every Mountain . Dianne Arthur, Sandra Cochran, and Tommy Cochran entertain the audience as they sing as a trio. As an amateur Wendell Hudson exceeds the standards of a country singer. 149 The Unbearable “Laugh-In” It was the grand old day of March 13, 1969 on which the Beta Club of Gretna High School sponsored its ''Johngram and Inson's one and only ''Laugh-In . The student body, teachers, and the administration not only observed this event, but they also partici- pated in it. All money taken up at this gala event as an admission charge, went to the Beta Club as a money-making project. Everyone thoroughly enjoyed this 'happen- ing’ to the fullest extent. Mr. Inson'' (Mr. Ingram) welcomes all to Gretna's 'Laugh- In , Our Great Mr. McKeever announces the happenings of gorgeous downtown GRETNA. Will Mr. Yeatts ever grow-up? Pendergrass’ hand ? te 7] Ai) | | Is Mr. Craddock praying or is he asking for Mrs. i L J 4 ° : ES | ST 44 Mr. Andrews ) : -_— 7? praising «28tin” the Hawks, —— gives the poneg local sports news. 150 “Somewhere My Love’ Through many preparations the Jr. -Sr. Prom of 1969 at Gretna High was held as a great success. The Junior class worked hard all year in preparing this great event for the Senior class. The theme was Somewhere My Love and was carried out with the colors royal purple and violet. Bamboo trees and a giant mask g Po ee WN of paper mache added to the scenery. There | me i on were refreshments served in the cafeteria Gam WEL DL TO which were enjoyed by everyone. iF | sans € 4 CC and the Soul added their highlights as everyone danced to their music. CC and the Soul really turned us on. . : The prom was enjoyed by everyone and this year's will be anxiously awaited. A starry-eyed Miss Grant and an awed Mr. Terry watch as the seniors and their dates enjoy the prom. Jimmy Wilkerson and Karen Nunn kept up with CC and the Soul. “To Reach President of the Senior Class, Karen Dalton, extends a warm welcome to all. Smiling Amy Johnson proudly accepts her diploma. Dr. Suttenfield speaks to all along with a plea for hope and guidance. 152 The Unreachable Star’’ June 4, 1969, Graduation Day, was the big event for the Seniors of 1969. The com- mencement exercises began at 8:00 p.m. and were held on the G.H.S. athletic field for the first time. The Reverend Charles Thompson of the New Prospect Baptist Church had the invocation. Karen Dalton, president of the Senior Class, then extended a warm welcome to all. David Gay, vice-president of the Class, introduced the speaker, Dr. John L. Suttenfield. Fol- lowing his speech, Misses Susan Hamlett, Sherby Myers, Brenda Shelton, Anne Scruggs, and Pam Shelton sang No Man Is An Island , with R. L. Dalton at the piano. Mrs. Hayes introduced those who were to present the scholarships and awards, and Mr. Johnson presented the diplomas. As the commencement exercises drew to a close, The Halls of Ivy was sung by the Senior Class. The Reverend R. G. Rowland had the benediction. Members of the class listen intent so that this final night might prove to be the best of all their years together. Requires Hope And Strenuous Effort Sara Doss accepts one of the many awards she received. Kenneth Mayhew received an award from Mr. Ingram. ; Class Motto There Is A Time For All Things Left: No Man Is An Island was sung by Susan Hamlett, Sherby Myers, Pam Shelton, Anne Scruggs, and Brenda Shelton. R. L. Dalton ac- companied them. Class Flower Yellow Rose Class Colors Yellow and Green Below: Seniors march onto the athletic field to Below: O. Ji Hall gladly received his diploma! begin graduation ceremonies. Our Quest — To Follow That Star On November 3, 1969 each Senior of the Class of 1970 finally got to see and to try on that mighty class ring. Yet the next day was much more longed for than the day before. It was on November 4, 1969 that the Seniors had a special assembly to get their class rings. During the first period and one-half of the second period, the Seniors got out of class to be ad- dressed and to be presented their rings. Carol Aylor, Senior Class President, greeted the Seniors and their guests by extending a very warm welcome. Mike Felts, Senior Class Vice-President, in- troduced the Reverend R. G. Rowland of the Sandy Level Baptist Church who had the invocation and who later addressed the Seniors. After Mr. Rowland's address, Mr. John- son, with the assistance of Mr. Mc- Keever, presented the Seniors the ir rings. Later in the day, during sixth period, the Seniors had pie and ice cream, aS a special treat, in the cafe- teria. One might call November 3, 1969, the Senior Day for that mighty Class of 1970 which would let the presentation of its members' rings be the beginning of a great year. 154 _SUIMOI $i jng ‘suIyL, SIg ON 7ULY,, :syuoUTesnA9Apy 3 Se egsnevie _ ee WYWIES � i e Pee at te STAR TRIBUNE Serving Pittsylvania Co. 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Stratford believes that the full educational potential of its students may be extended by providing opportunities for study in environments specifically suited to their academic fields. Thus, Stratford's Abroad Programs cater to the lan- guages with Stratford-in-Italy, a summer program for study of the fine arts. And, for those interested in English literature and history, there is a Stratford-in- England summer study-tour. With new programs being added each year to Stratford's four-year curriculum, anything. . . anywhere... is possible. Come to Stratford and watch her grow. STRATFORD COLLEGE, Danville, Va. 24557 Director of Admissions: Miss Marguerite Carter 171 Compliments of CHEF'S DRIVE-IN Altavista, Virginia SERVICE DRUG STORE Brookneal, Va. MACK'S 5, 10 25¢ STORE Variety Department Store Broad Street Altavista, Va. ALTAVISTA JOURNAL Altavista, Virginia GRETNA SUPPLY INC. CUSTOM CONCRETE INC. All Types of Building Materials Custom Mixed Concrete Products Phone 656-2224 Gretna, Virginia BROOKNEAL DEPT. STORE The Shopping Center Students Headquarters for Bass Weejun Shoes -- H.I.S. Clothes and The Villager Telephone 376-2812 MARIE'S BEAUTY SALON Route 3 Gretna, Virginia Phone 656-1090 Crossroad’s Esso and Thalhimer’s Restaurant The Fashion Stores Les Blair -- Operator Downtown Riverside Nor Dan Gretna, Virginia C M TRACTOR COMPANY, INC. U.S. Route 501 Bowler Lumber Phone 476-9719 Company Brookneal, Va. SWITZ'S PLACE Phone 656-2140 Short Orders Gretna, Virginia Laundromat Gretna, Va. Phone 656-2134 172 En LON on Aaa es ica — H. E. Drive-In Good -- Prompt Service -- Friendly Atmosphere Call-In Orders 544] Gretna, Va. Oil Company Philheat Distributors Gretna, Va. 173 Special Patrons A Friend Dr. Robert D. Shreve MR. MRS. RONNIE BENNETT MR. MRS. ROBERT MIDKIFF, SR. MR. MRS. A. L. HAYMES ABBOTT'S BARBECUE MR. MRS. ROSHIE MICKIES MR. MRS. THOMAS HUNT MR. MRS. ADOLPHUS HARRIS FAMILY STAMP STORE MRS. GLORIA MOTLEY ELEANORA D. McCLANAHAN MRS. DOHERTA LOVELACE LONNIE T. TERRY JR. MISS SYBIL DOUTHAT A FRIEND MR. MRS. WALTON HEDRICK MR. MRS. CARL MORAN MAYHEW'S Hardware and Furniture Inc. Frigidaire Appliances and Admiral T. V.'s Patrons GENE WILKERSON MR. MRS. R. KENT HARRIS COACH ANDREWS COACH CRADDOCK MRS. AMAS HUDSON MRS. PATRICIA SHORT ED PLYMALE DONALD DALTON MR. MRS. G. O. TALBOTT MR. HARVEY MOTLEY DWIGHT KING OF THE ROAD OAKES MISS WILSON MR. MRS. RICHARD BOOKER MRS. G. L. WALTERS MR. MRS. HAROLD BUFFALOE A FRIEND GREEN LANTERN JEFFERSON'S BEAUTY SALON Phone 656-6127 Specializing in permanent waving, bleaching and frosting. Color machine to spend process of color and bleach. Air conditioned shop and dryers. Open Mon. thru Sat. Nights by appointment Owner and Operator Annie Jefferson BRENDA'S BEAUTY SALON Closed Mon. Hours Tues. -= Sat. 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Thurs. and Fri. nights by appointment Brenda Simpson -- Owner 656-1625 They Help To Keep Us Going. eg a new custodian, proves that he is a very hard Mr. Davis seems to be sitting down on the job. er. - Custodians Mrs. Robertson and Mrs. Dalton make sure that all plates and utensils are clean and sanitary for everyone. Cafeteria Workers Mrs. Kepley serves the students. The Impossible Dream (The Quest) To dream the impossible dream, This is my quest, to follow that To fight the unbeatable foe, star, To bear with unbearable sorrow, No matter how hopeless, no matter To run where the brave dare not go. how far; To fight for the right without To right the unrightable wrong, question or pause, To love pure and chaste from afar, To be willing to march into hell To try when your arms are too weary, for a heavenly cause! To reach the unreachable star! And I know, if I'll only be true To this glorious quest, That my heart will lie peaceful and calm, , When I'm laid to my rest, And the world will be better for this; That one man scorned and covered with scars, Still strove with his last ounce of courage, To reach the unreachable stars. 176 SENIORS Allen, Robert Stephen 19 Anderson, Alene Beth 19 Andrews, Bonnie Jean 19 Andrews, Mae Belle 19 Aylor, Carol Marshall 19 Badgette, Doris Mae 19 Bailess, Larry Coleman 19 Bailess, Leonard Michael 19 Bailey, Patricia Lee 20 Bandy, Janice Marie 20 Barbour, Shirley Jean 20 Bennett, Leigh James 20 Bennett, Phillip Marshel 20 Berger, Betty Jean 20 Berger, Glenn Lee 20 Betterton, Clara Jane 20 Blackstock, Nelson Carroll 21 Blair, Alice Irene 21 Blair, Dale Thomas 21 Blair, Deborah Abbott 21 Blair, Richard Odell 21 Blanks, Jinny Frank 21 Blue, Janes Napoleon 21 Bowen, Werna Mae 21 Boyce, Deborah Doreen 22 Brown, Cynthia Ann 22 Brumfield, Andy Ray 22 Brumfield, Hilda Pickeral 22 Bryant, Mark Wayne 22 Burton, Connie Sue 22 Callands, Crownie Olean 22 Carr, James William 22 Carter, Janice Marie 23 Chumley, Linda Sue 23 Clark, Beverly Andrew 23 Clark, Caroline Gail 23 Clark, Nancy Faye 23 Clark, Tommie Luther 23 Clay, Carter Monroe 23 Clements, Edna Marie 23 Clements, Helen Rebecca 24 Coles, Bobby Earl 24 Cooke, Bobby George 24 Cooper, Tony Barnett 24 Cothran, Paula Dianne 24 Craft, Kenneth Gerald 24 Crawley, Carolyn Sue 24 Crawley, Karen Kelly 24 Crews, Amn Frances 25 Crews, Charolette Phillips 25 Crews, Dianne Arthur 25 Dalton, Emmett Gold 25 Dalton, Gail Aurelia 25 Dalton, Stanley Eugene 25 Davis, Aubrey Ray 25 Davis, Dennis Darnell 25 Davis, Leon James 26 Davis, Nancy Gail 26 Davis, William Thomas, Jr. 26 DeLappe, Deborah Jean 26 Dickerson, Cathline 26 Dixon, Anthony Tone 26 Dixon, Henry Carrington 26 Dixon, Hobert Harvey 26 Doss, Janie Katherine 27 Doss, Nell Frances 27 Doss, Randy Arnold 27 Dudley, Alton Ray 27 Eades, Shirley Mae 27 Eanes, Paul Elson 27 Eastham, Margaret Anne 27 Edwards, Margie Elizaveth 27 Edwards, Zachariah Westley 28 Elliott, Deborah Kay 28 Elliott, Lloyd Wayne 28 Epperson, Patsy Ann 28 Farmer, Benjamin William 28 Farmer, Max Auburn 28 Farmer, Ramsey Benjamin III 28 Farris, Ted Leonard 28 Felts, William Michael 29 Glenn, Aubrey Lee 29 Grastey, Ethel Juanita 29 Green, Jennifer Susan 29 Green, John Lucas 29 Gregory, Michael Wray 29 Hailey, Barbara Jean 29 Haley, Herman Lewis 29 Hall, Robert Bryant 30 Hall, William Henry 30 Hammock, Barbara Ann 30 Harper, Jo Ann 30 Hedrick, Mary Jolene 30 Henry, Ann 30 Hines, Laura Ruth 30 Hodges, Dennis Sims 30 Hodnett, Barbara Jane 31 Hogan, Linda Orie 31 Hubbard, Aubrey Dianne 31 Hubbard, Delma 31 Hubbard, Patricia Gayle 31 Hunt, Theressa Faye 31 Hunt, Valeria Buteen 31 Hutcherson, Rose Marie 31 Hutcherson, Tommy Calvin 32 Irby, Benny Washington 32 Irby, George Barney 49 Jackson, Phyllis Ann 32 Jacobs, Cynthia Gale 32 James, Rhonda Charlene 32 Jefferson, Anthony James 32 Jefferson, Betty Ann 32 Jefferson, Dwight Emerson 32 Jefferson, Vickie Adkins 33 Johnson, Belinda Gayle 33 Johnson, Danny Ray 33 Johnson, Dennie Warren 33 Johnson, Kathy Ellen 33 Kelly, Charles Edmond 33 Lanier. Carlton Isaac 34 177 Lanier, Shedrick Jerome 34 Leftwich, Samuel Dewey 34 Logan, Irvin Leander 34 Logan, Jerdean Almedia 34 Lovelace, Charlie Edward 34 Lovelace, Lafayette 34 McCormick, John Bonsack 36 McCormick, Louise Walton 36 McCormick, Reese Bennett 36 Manning, Jane Laverne 34 Martin, Carolyn Marie 35 Mason, Mariannis 35 Mattox, Pamela Starr 35 Mayhew, Blaine Auburn 35 Mayhew, Donald Ray 35 Mayhew, Nancy Ellen 35 Mayhew, Susan Kay 35 Mays, George Dean 35 Meadows, Patricia Ann 36 Midkiff, Fred Ramsey 36 Miles, Brenda Dale 36 Miller, Dennis Lee 36 Miller, Fannie Marie 36 Miller, Gloria Jean 37 Miller, Lois Ann 37 Mills, Gerald Wayne 37 Moon, Donna Gail 37 Moon, Martha Sherril 37 Moon, Rebecca Jane 37 Moore, Gene Harvey 37 Moore, Linda Ann 37 Mose, Brenda Roach 38 Musgrove, Ella Mae 38 Myers, Alice Joyce 38 Myers, Aubrey William 38 Myers, Avie Carrie 38 Myers, Danny Wayne 38 Newbill, Naomi Jean 38 Newman, Deborah Ann 38 Nichols, Bonnie Ann 39 Nichols, Donna Lou 39 Nunn, Karen Lee 39 Owen, Michael Odell 39 Pannell, John Daniel 39 Pannell, Kenneth Edward 39 Parker, Katherine Diamme 39 Payne, David Lynwood 39 Payne, Edward Lee 40 Pearson, William Kermit, Jr. 40 Peerman, William Bernard 40 Pickeral, Jeffery Kent 40 Pickeral, Sandra Gail 40 Plymale, Carolyn Faye 40 Puckette, Mona Ree 40 Ramsey, Cornelius Jerome 41 Ramsey, Steve Allen 41 Reynolds, Sandra Mae 41 Rhoads, Billy Ray 41 Roach, Calvin Ray 41 Roach, Catherine 41 Roach, Joan Marie 41 Robertson, Brenda Louise 41 Robertson, Ernestion 42 Robertson, Joan Marie 42 Robertson, Roger Owen 42 Rowland, Gary Woodell 42 Saurborn, Patricia Ann 42 Scruggs, Michael Garnett 42 Shelton, James Norman 42 Shelton, Marlene Sue 42 Shelton, Morris Gary 43 Shelton, Richard Van 43 Shelton, Wanda Faye 43 Short, Mary Ruth 43 Shortt, Aaron Thomas 43 Shumate, William David 43 Simpson, Ronnie Edward 43 Simpson, Sherry Lou 43 Simpson, William Winfred 44 Singleton, Paul Daniel 44 Slayton, Gladys Elva 44 Smith, Eugene Dudley 44 Stonne, Howard Wayne 44 Stone, Regina Mae 44 Taylor, Gareth Stephen 44 Thomas, Barbara Jean 44 Thompson, Brenda Mae 45 Toney, Randall Coine 45 Tosh, Georgia Adelaide 45 Towler, John David 45 Tuck, Betty Elaine 45 Tucker, Carolyn Ann 45 Tucker, Gordon Owen 45 Tucker, Michael Rawlings 46 Turner, Phyllis Ann 46 Turner, Richard Dwight 46 Vaughn, Peggy Lee 46 Walden, Diane Marie 46 Walker, Charlene Mae 46 Walker, David Keith 46 Waller, Gail Lean 46 Walton, Elois 47 Watkins, Al Dean 47 Watkins, Johnnie Be 47 Webster, Amanda Gail 47 Weeks, Gary Wayne 47 Weeks, Nancie Leigh 47 Wells, Harvey Curtis, Jr. 47 White, Lil Reynolds, 47 Whitfield, Robert Louis 48 Williamson, Judy Farmer 48 Wilson, Knohia Lee 48 Wimbush, Sally Alice 48 Witcher, William Henry 48 Wood, Betty Jo 48 Wood, Kathy Ann 48 Woodson, Brenda Gay 48 Worsham, Ann Wood 49 Wyatt, Patricia Ann 49 Yeatts, Judy Faye 49 JUNIORS Adkins, Carolyn Joan 53 Adkins, Deborah Kaye 53 Anderson, Dwight Dale 53 Anderson, Fletcher Melvin 53 Anderson, Linda Sue 53 Andrews, Diane Vivian 53 Bailey, Sharon Darlene 53 Ballou, Donnie Anderson 53 Barbour, Leslie Steven 53 Barbour, Mary Madeline 53 Barbour, William G., Jr. 53 Barker, Deborah Jean 53 Barksdale, Barbara Jean 53 Barksdale, Roscoe Emmanuel 53 Barley, Swanson Thomas 53 Bennett, Linda Sue 53 Berger, Jean Carol 53 Berger, Shirley Jean 53 Bolling, Raymond Wade 53 Boone, Ilene 53 Boone, Mary Elizabeth 53 Bowler, Dennie Lynn 53 Bradner, Mae Frances 53 Brooks, Mattie Belle 53 Brucke, Carlton Edwin 54 Brumfield, Barry Lynn 54 Brumfield, Joan Airs 54 Brumfield, Kathy Faye 54 Burdette, Wilson A. 54 Burnett, Janet Lynn 54 Caldwell, Arthur Ray 54 Calloway, Emma Jean 54 Cannington, Kathy Dianne 54 Clark, Jerome William 54 Clark, Sharon Anne 54 Clay, Larry David 54 Clay, Nancy Louise 54 Clements, Dillard Ray 54 Clements, Lewis Oliver 54 Colbert, Cynthia Gail 54 Colbert, Ellen Kaye 54 Colbert, Helen Faye 54 Coleman, George Thomas 54 Cooke, Linda Sherl 54 Cothran, Stafford Jay 54 Craft, Sherman Edward 54 Creasy, Nancy Louise 54 Crocker, Deborah Allison 54 Dalton, Bernard Wayne 54 Dalton, Douglas Whitehead 55 Dalton, Judy Marie 55 Dalton, Linda Gail 55 Dalton, Ronnie Owen 55 Daniel, Janet Faye 55 Davis, Peggy Ann 55 Davis, Stella Mae 55 Dawson, Alvin Morris 55 Dawson, Dianne Dora 55 Dawson, Susan Ann 55 178 Dews, Charlie Lewis 55 Divers, Kathy 55 Dixon, Jacquetta Ann 55 Doss, Gerald Alvin 55 Dunaway, Lydia Kay 55 Dunn, Thomas Lanier 55 Easome, Pamela Lynne 55 East, Alvin Bruce 55 East, Susan Gale 55 Edwards, Brenda Ann 55 Edwards, Linwood Bernard 55 Elliott, Robert Lee 55 Epperson, Brenda Dianne 55 Fitzgerlad, Deloris Catherine 55 Fitzgerlad, Melvin Leroy 55 Francis, Kathy Moss 56 Franks, John Clinton 56 Freeman, Ella Frances 56 Gammon, Larry Michael 56 Gauldin, Jerry Richard 56 Gay, Susan Carole 56 Gibson, Deborah Jane 56 Gilbert, Sherminia Lee 56 Glass, Cunthia Lee 56 Glass, Glenetta Delois 56 Glass, Linda Ann 56 Glass, Patricia Adellia 56 Green, Thomas Lee 56 Gregory, Bernice 56 Gregory, Darlene Dale 56 Grubbs, Charlie Edward 56 Haley, Michael Ray 56 Hall, Daniel Stephen 56 Hammock, James Bennett 56 Harris, Cynthis Olivia 56 Harvey, Brenda Ann 56 Harvey, Richard Melvin 56 Hedrick, Bobby William 56 Hedrick, Elbert Vernon 56 Hiler, Mary Lennon 57 Hodnett, Patsy Gay 57 Holland, Janice Laverne 57 Holt, Belvia Sue 57 Hudson, Joan Marie 57 Hudson, Phillip Dairs 57 Hunt, Barbara Covington 57 Hunt, James Luther 57 Hunt, Valerie Oler 57 Hutcherson, Charlotte Elaine 57 Irving, Mary 57 Jackson, Patricia Ann 57 James, Cynthia Ann 57 James, Raleigh Lewellyn 57 Jeff erson, Janice Marie 57 Jenkins, Patricia Ann 57 Johnson, Jo Ann 57 Johnson, Hugh Taylor 57 Johnson, Laura Ann 57 Johnson, Samuel Edward 57 Keatts, JesseRay 57 Keatts, Patsy Lee 57 Keen, Darlene Sue 57 Kelly, Gayle Bennett 57 Kelly, Sharon Denise 57 Lanier, Leander Roosevelt 58 Lanier, Margie Nell 58 Layne, Ruby Lee 58 Lewis, Phyllis Ann 58 Lilly, Jennifer Lynn 58 Logan, Bossie Larfate 58 Logan, Evelyn Marie 58 Logan, Jarvis Wayne 58 Lovelace, Algee Gregory 58 Lovelace, Cynthia Lynn 58 Lovelace, Debra Kaye 58 Lowe, Eva 58 McMinnis, Gloria Ethel 58 Mahan, Judy Kay 58 Martin, Lawrence Ervin 58 Martin, Nadine 58 Mattox, Linda Sue 58 Mayhew, Cynthia Ann 58 Mayhew, Hubert Nelson 5® Mayhew, Pamela Jane 58 Mays, Shirley Brooks 58 Midkiff, David Willis 58 Miller, Billy Austine 58 Miller, Irene 58 Miller, Rachel Dean 58 Minter, Carlton Ray 58 Mitchell, Randy 59 Montgomery, Danny Fournoy 59 Moon, Don Carson 59 Moore, Callie Jane 59 Moore, Nancy Lee 59 Moore, Patsy Ann 59 Moran, Kenneth Carl 59 Morrison, Johns Hodnett 59 Morton, Patricia Modine 59 Munson, Ginger Suzanne 59 Mustain, William Anthony 59 Myers, George Benjamin 59 Myers, Joyce Irene 59 Myers, Wilfred Dwight 59 Oakes, Betty Sue 59 Oakes, Ellen Turner 59 Oakes, Vickye Lynn 59 Owen, Issaac Wayne 59 Owen, Mary Francis 59 Pannelle, Carolyn Agness 59 Patterson, Ted Roger 59 Phillips, Joseph Franklin 59 Pippin, Judith Ann 59 Poindexter, Evelyn 59 Pope, Donnie Ray 60 Popek, Robert William 60 Powell, Jeanette Karen 60 Prather, Peggy Jo 60 Pritchett, Mildred Marie 60 Queener, Earl 60 Randall, George 60 Reynolds, Faye Dianne 60 Reynolds, Jennifer Karen 60 Riddle, Sandra Lee 60 Roach, Sandra Arlene 60 Rowland, Ellen Diane 60 Rowland, Joyce Ruth 60 Scott, Lillian Faye 60 Scruggs, Wayne Norman 60 Shelton, Cathy Elizabeth 60 Shelton, Ellen Dale 60 Shelton, Harold Edward 60 Shelton, Jimmie Ray 60 Shields, Catherine Jane 60 Shields, Stephen Douglas 60 Short, Mary Frances 60 Simpson, Janice Serene 60 Slayton, Mary Patsy 60 Sprouse, Joan Dale 60 Stone, Caryleen 61 Strickland, Linda Kaye 61 Swanson, Donald 61 Thompson, Mary Ann 61 Thompson, Peggy Ann 61 Thurston, Giles Anderson 61 Trent, Ronnie Lee 61 Trent, Susan 61 Turner, Deborah Kay 61 Unrue, Ronnie Edward 61 Vaughan, David Lawrence 61 Waller, Joe Bill 61 Waller, Linda Rae 61 Waller, Sheila Brenda 61 Walton, Diane Teresa 61 Watson, Larry Wayne 61 Webb, Neal Mitchell 61 Wells, Charles Nelson Wertz, Cora Farmer 61 Wilson, Jacqueline Karen 61 Wilson, Mary Elizabeth 61 Wimbish, Samuel 61 Witcher, Alfonza Garfield 61 Witcher, Linday Wayne 61 Witt, Susan Lynn 61 Woods, Elsie Mae 62 Worley, Jimmie Dale 62 Worley, Joan Susan 62 Wright, John Garland 62 Yeatts, Barry Anthony 62 Younger, Edison 62 Younger, Kenneth Maurice 62 Younger, Peggy 62 SOPHOMORES Adams, Jimmy Edwards 64 Adkins, Calvin Glenn 64 Adkins, Dervey William 64 Adkins, Johnny Murrell 64 Adkins, Teresa Ann 64 Arthur, Wyatt Edward 64 Atkinson, Randy Dwight 64 Bailey, Janice Gray 64 179 Bailey, Jennifery Connelle 64 Baker, Linda Susan 64 Barksdale, Derenda McArena 64 Barksdale, Tdolt Willia 64 Beale, Charlie Thomas 64 Bennett, Harold Eddie 64 Bolling, Gladys Odell 64 Bond, Michael Lee 64 Booker, Myra Dale 64 Booker, Vickie Sue 64 Booth, Carlton 64 Bowler, David Tyler 64 Bowling, Linda Marie 64 Brown, Kenneth Ray 64 Brumfield, Paul Lynn 64 Callands, Margaret Ann 64 Callands, Margaret Ann 64 Callands, Vernett Dale 64 Campbell, Laverder Kaye 64 Campbell, Thomas Franklin 64 Cardruell, John Wayne 65 Carter, Rita Darnell 65 Childress, Susie Ann 65 Clark, Carlene 65 Clark, Stella Louise 65 Clay, Milinda Louise 65 Clements, Doris Darice 65 Clements, Phil Stanley 65 Clements, Samuel Anderson 65 Cochran, Thomas Edward 65 Coles, Ella Mae 65 Coles, Gayle Maxine 65 Collins, Shelia Dianne 65 Covington, Frenzella Jeannie 65 Crawley, Jeanette Dare 65 Crews, Joan Marie 65 Cundiff, Vickie Lynn 65 Dalton, Edward Littleton 65 Dalton, Hunter Russell 65 Dalton, Joan Carolyn 65 Dalton, Marsha Dianne 65 Dalton, Mary Lois 65 Dalton, Ronnie Gay 65 Dalton, Wanda Sue 65 David, Deborah Ann 65 Davidson, Lou Ellen 65 Davison, Ted Courtney 65 Davis, Susan Ann 65 Day, Susan Ann 66 Day, Joyce Ann 66 Dellis, Debra Jo 66 Dillard, Daniel Keith 66 Dillon, Vanessa Dale 66 Dixon, Marty Descarlo 66 Dolan, Joyce Ann 66 Doss, Brenda Joyce 66 Doss, James Junior 66 Doss, Sylvia Jean 66 Eades, Dexter Wade 66 East, Deborah Darnell 66 Elliott, Kimlyn Ann 66 Epperson, David Anderson 66 Evans, Jan La Nette 66 Farris, Peggy Marie 66 Felts, Charles Kimberly 66 Finny, Barbara Ann 66 Franks, Charles Berry 66 Gaddy, Kenneth Lee 66 George, Clyde Stephen 66 Gibson, Pamela Anne 66 Gilbert, Barbara Jean 66 Glass, Bessie Mae 66 Glass, Delores Marie 66 Glass, Doretha 66 Godfrey, Vickie Dianne 66 Gordon, Ricki Lynn 66 Grant, Joann Brown 66 Gregory, Doria Deann 66 Hailey, Stanley Pruden 67 Haley, George Bernard 67 Haley, Pamela Rosetts 67 Hall, Carlton Jerome 67 Hall, Carolyn Elaine 67 Hall, Teresa Ann 67 Hammock, Brenda Sue 67 Harrelson, Pamela Jo 67 Hedrick, Ricky Lee 67 Hodnett, Wille 67 Hogan, Bobby Bennett 67 Hubbard, John Terry 67 Hudson, Pamela Jewel 67 Hudson, Wendell Dean 67 Huffman, Geneva 67 Hunt, Michael Cordell 67 Hunt, Phyllis Mae 67 Hunt, Stanley Edward 67 Ingram Angie Leigh 67 Irby, Connie Marie 67 Jamerson, Clay Grayson 67 Jefferson, Doris Elaine 67 Jefferson, Patricia Gail 67 Johnson, Donny Finch 67 Johnson, Jo Ann 67 Jones, Ricky Phillip 67 Jones, Ronald Keith 67 Jones, Steve Micheal 67 Keatts, Glenda Ann 68 Kelly, Michaiel Anthony 68 Kidd, Spencer Lacy 68 La Fontaine, Debra 68 Lanier, Linda Jean 68 Lanier, Nancy Mae 68 Lassiter, Betty Jo 68 Layne, Carol Jame 68 Lewis, Barbara Ann 68 Lewis, Janie Elizabeth 68 Logan, Harold Mathew 68 Logan, Leroy 68 Lovelace, Bobby Hayes 68 Lovelace, Sandra Lee 68 Lumpkin, Raymond Wayne 68 Mahan, Bobby Lee 68 Mahan, James Abner 68 Marr, Ginger Loraine 68 Mattox, Grover Calvert 68 Mayhew, Glenn Leonard 68 Mayhew, Mary Elizabeth 68 Mayhew, Mary Lou 68 Midkiff, Charles Edward 68 Midkiff, Ellis Keith 68 Miller, Aquilla Marcella 68 Miller, Bernard Edward 68 Miller, Everlene 68 Mills, Ruby Jean 68 Monroe, Marie Elsie 68 Moon, Betty Ann 69 Moon, James William 69 Moore, Nelson Fredrick 69 Morrison, Sylvilean 69 Moser, Garry Leonard 69 Motley, Galen Detric 69 Motley, Lawrence Dale 6: Musgrove, Freddie 69 Myers, Bobby Lynne 69 Newhill, Henry Isaiah 69 Nichols, Susan Gail 69 Nuckols, West Wooding 69 Oakes, Angela Sue 69 Oakes, Patty Ann 69 O'Dell, Carlene Yvonne 69 Orrel, Shirley Wright 69 Owen, John Harvey 69 Owen, Mura Riddle 69 Pannel, Curtis William 69 Pannell, Franics Elnora 69 Patrick, Betty Jean 69 Payne, Carolyn Maxine 69 Payne, Pattie Joanne 69 Peerman, Shirley Mae 69 Petty, Eugene Ricky 69 Petty, Wayne Carlos 69 Pickeral, Glenn Alan 69 Plymake, Amy Denise 69 Prunty, Marion Lee 70 Reynolds, Carolyn Shea 70 Reynolds, Elizabeth Anne 70 Reynolds, George 70 Reynolds, Margaret 70 Richardson, Shirley 70 Richardson, Leocia 70 Roach, Carolyn Ann 70 Roach, Rosetta Marie 70 Rowland, Mary Lou 70 180 Rowles, Judy Dianne 70 Sangree, Ann Marie 70 Saunders, Vickie Ann 70 Scruggs, Judy Lynn 70 Scruggs, Milton William 70 Shelhorse, Samuel Glenn 70 Shelton, Garland Ray 70 Shelton, Micheal Tyrone 70 Shelton, Teresa Dianne 70 Shelton, William Dexter 70 Shields, Carol Lynn 70 Shields, John Thomas 70 Simpson, Brenda Tovce 70 Simpson, Linda Lee 70 Slayton, Howard Taft 70 Smith, Ronald Lynn 70 Smith, Sylvester 70 Smith, Vicky Lynn 70 Stimpson, Elisia Ann 71 Stone, Jane Elizabeth 71 Stone, Joyce Ivory 71 Swart, Mark William 71 Swisher, Earl Jackson 71 Tanks, Gracie Jane 71 Terry, Vickie Kaye 71 Thomas, Margie Sue 71 Toler, Kyle Edgar 71 Tosh, Winbern David 71 Towler, Nelson Lee 71 Townes, Delois 71 Tuck, Dianne Marie 71 Walden, Patricia Ann 71 Walker, Deborah Jane 71 Walker, Kathy Ann 71 Waller, Gloria Faye 71 Wheller, Willeam Ray 71 Whaite, Larry McCoy 71 White, Rosa Lee 71 White, Susie Ann 71 Wilkes, Carey Allen 71 Wilson, Albert Lewis 71 Wilson, Viola Vanessa 71 Wisinski, Deborah Ann 71 Witcher, Malcolm Hunt 71 Witcher, Wallace Roger 71 Womack, Tdeulah 71 Worley, Virginia Ann 71 Worsham, Bobby Lee 71 Worsham, Janet Dale 72 Yates, James Michael 72 Yeatts, Darrel Edward 72 Yeatts, Donna Kay 72 Yeatts, George Glenn 72 Yeatts, Linda Rachel 72 Young, William Thomas 72 AMERICAN YEARBOOK COMPANT gies Sere ag So OVNI 93651 =