Henrico High School - Totem Pole Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1966 volume:

es TOTEM POLE 1966 - VOLUME IV HENRICO HIGH SCHOOL Richmond, Virginia Editor Ted Durvin Business Manager Griselda McWhirt Advisors Mrs. Mabel Boyd Mrs. Anne Graham In years to come, many of the memories so sharply etched in our minds today will be only blurred reflections. To help us remember—to recreate and capture the challenges, the frustrations, the victories, the failures, and the friendships of this year at Hen- rico, the 1966 Totem Pole has endeavored to bring into focus the moments we will want to treasure all our lives. DRANMTITs PPANDTPnn f MUL ad Y OF EFT FY IV ARUTT ne LISHARY OF VIRGINTA f a Virerwrilys A ANY 3 « pieet tetas ey oy ae ee eee eee F6aUeE $s 4 EGY ee ee ae tk ER _— _) | To focus on classes is to summon memories of mountains of homework, cramming for exams, hours of reading and research. An expanded curriculum gave students even wider opportunities to pursue individual aptitudes and interests. New science courses and classes in journalism and creative writing were among the new class offerings, while the newly formed distributive education department provided occupational training. In efforts to keep pace with an enlarged student body, the number of faculty mem- bers continued to increase. GQ{EE SAO IEE For many of us, school is much more than a 9:00 to 3:30 affair. Through participation in the many clubs and activities at Henrico, students are given an opportunity to share common interests, learn, and serve. Although-accepting the responsibilities of mem- bership often means long hours of work, there is also fun, fellowship, and the reward of self-satisfaction when a job is well done. welcome Arne! Sparkling blue eyes and an understanding smile have made an everlasting impression on Henrico this year. With a slight accent and a profound interest in everything, Arne Jorgen Growen, our first contact with Europe, has become a permanent part of Hen- rico’s history. The 6’ 2’” Norwegian studied 5th year German and advanced math in addition to required courses and an elective in art 4. (Try translating Beowulf into Norwegian for study!) All in all, it has been a great year and unforgettable for us all. Arne, we salute you! ' Ye ‘e 10 For those who participated, as well as for those who cheered them on, it was a great year. The Warrior spirit soared, as Henrico was well repre- sented in the newly formed Capital District. Boosted by the cheerleaders, the rousing spirits of every class were demonstrated at pep rallies in a sign- plastered gym. Seniors in particular gave verbal encouragement. Although not every game was won, to focus on our moments of triumph is to recall many pleasant memories. 1] Henrico’s social events were brightened this year by the school’s first homecoming and the first Winter Carnival. Graduates of 1965, Henrico’s first alumni, were invited to return for homecoming festivities, which included a dance sponsored by the senior class. The Winter Carnival, postponed by snow, was rescheduled for early March. The student body also enjoyed the annual Hi-Y Sweetheart Dance and other functions held throughout the year. Climaxing the activities was the Junior-Senior Prom, a gala affair held in April. Behind the scenes, students and sponsors worked long hours, first decorating and then cleaning up afterward. The elegance and excitement, as well as the fun and the hard work, will not soon be forgotten. 13 DEDICATION wo. «-ee ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY....... 16 CLASSES... ). .. 2 SPORTS... ee eo ORGANIZATIONS) eee ACTIVITIES? oo.) Se 2 ee ADVERTISEMENTS: 2% 25) Se) see 14 DEDICATION In recognition of her talent and unselfish contri- butions to Henrico High School, in admira tion of her radiant personality and genuine concern for each student, and in gratitude for the atmosphere of in- formality and trust she presents, we, the 1966 Totem Pole Staff, dedicate this book to one who has given so much of her time and talent to Henrico High School and its students, with the hope that this can in some small measure be a reward for her time, devotion, and energy: MRS. ANNE GRAHAM Dedciated far beyond the limits of most teachers, Mrs. Graham is always ready to sacrifice for her students. It is not a rare sight to see her working on the Totem Pole long after everyone else has left. US: 992 FOCUS on 16 17 PRINCIPAL Nathan G. Tubbs B.S., Idaho State College M.Ed, University of Virginia ADMINISTRATION Mr. Stroud confers with Mr. Tubbs. Mr. Tubbs dictates a letter. George A. Stroud, Jr. B.S., Kansas State College of Pillsburg M.Ed., University of Virginia Mr. Sorrell and Mr. Stroud pause while making their rounds of Henrico’s Campus. NS ASSISTANT PRINCIPALS Two new but able assistant principals, Mr. Stroud and Mr. Sorrell, joined the administrative staff this year. With the help of these two capable men, Mr. Tubbs carries out the administrative duties at Henrico. In spite of heavy workloads, these three men could often be found doing what they seemed to enjoy most—associating with the students. Mr. Tubbs cheer- ing at the football games, Mr. Sorrell giving advice to his Key Club boys, Mr. Stroud chatting with students in the cafeteria—these are familiar sights to Warrior students. Always ready to entertain new ideas, the adminis- tration deserves much credit for creating an atmos- phere conducive to lively academic and extra-curricu- lar pursuits. James G. Sorrell, Jr. B.S., Otterbein College M.Ed., University of Virginia Miss Cunningham LIBRARIAN Miss Jacquelyn Cunningham B.A. Westhampton College; M.A. George Peabody College for Teachers Miss Mary Harvey A.B. Winthrop College; B.S. Columbia University 20 SECRETARIES Mrs. Charlotte Baughan Mrs. Hazel W. Harris Mrs. Alease C. Childress Miss Harvey GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT Mrs. Claudia Scruggs A.B. Randolph - Macon Woman’s College; M.Ed. William and Mary Mrs. Helen Marks B.A. Wes- thampton College Mr. Bernard Goldstein A.B., M.Ed. William and Mary Mrs. Doris Quarles A.B. Randolph - Macon Woman’s College; M.Ed. University of Virginia. 21 Mrs. eae ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Mrs. Gibson Mrs. Nichols DORIS R. HUBBARD A.B.—College of William and Mary, English; Christian Youth League ANNE J. HOLLANS A.B.— Howard College, English, Speech, Dramatics; Varsity Cheerleaders CAROLYN S. NICHOLS A.B.—Davis and Elkins, English; Senior Class LINDA F, GIBSON A.B.—High Point College, English; Y- Teens RUTH CURTIS MOORE B.A.—Greensboro College, M.A. —Duke University, English MARION M. NEWELL A.B.— College of St. Elizabeth, English; Quill and Scroll. Hollans 22 Mrs. Mrs. Moore BETTY B. BRITT B.S.—East Carolina College; M.Ed.—Duke University; English, Journalism; Smoke Signals, Quill and Scroll CAROL S. WARE B.A.—Longwood College, English DOROTHY M. PAYNE B.A. — Carson-Newman, English MILDRED W. JENKINS B.A.—Carson-Newman, English SUSAN B. GRAY B.A.— Bridgewater College; Freshman Class Sponsor. Mrs. Payne Mrs. Britt Mrs. Ware ton Mrs. Jenkins Miss Gray 23 MATH DEPARTMENT Mrs. Jones Miss Porter Miss Bradshaw ANN R. WEBB A.B.—High Point College, Math MARGARET L. JONES B.A.—Radford College, Math; Eighth Grade Sponsor, American Field Service Club RANEY BRADSHAW A. B.—Mere- dith College, Geometry, Algebra, College Refresher Math; Junior Class Sponsor, Majorette Sponsor SANDY PORTER A. B.—Colum- bia College, Math 24 Mrs. Alfano SHAK Mrs. Johnson DORIS L. JOHNSON B.S.—Mary Washington College, Algebra, Modern Math ELAINE L. ALFANO 8B.S.—tLongwood College, Geometry, Advanced Arithmetic; Chess Club, |.C.C. ROBERTA G. LUBLIN B.A.—Beaver College, Modern Math, Algebra; Junior Honor Society MABEL H. BOYD B.S.—Middle Tennessee State College, Algebra, Advanced College Math; Totem Pole ELISE CAGE B.A.—Westhampton College, Geometry, Advanced Arith- metic. PAS, Mr. Turner Mrs. Armsworthy Mr. Strickler Mr. Cox Mrs. 26 SCIENCE DEPARTMENT ANNE F. ARMSWORTHY B.S.—Madison College, BSCS Life Science; Sophomore Class, SCA Co-Sponsor ROBERT M. TURNER B.A.—University of Richmond, Science CHARLES E. STRICKLER B.A.—Bridgewater College, Science RICHARD L. COX B.S.— Lincoln Memorial University, Science; Eighth Grade Basket- ball NANCY F. ZIEGLER A.B.. M.A—Miami_ Uni- versity, Biology DAVID RUSCUS A.B.—Seton Hall University, Science; Hi-Y Co-Sponsor SHIRLEY B. ROGON A.B.—Rand olph Macon Woman’‘s College, Science 9, PSSC MARY ELLEN MEWBORN B.S.— Madison College, Science B; JV Drill Team NORMA C. GATES 8B.S.—Lynchburg College, Chemistry; Y-Teens. Mr. Ruscus Miss Mewborn a SP aes ay Mrs. Gates P27 Mrs. Mullen FINE ARTS DORA MULLEN B.A.—Georgetown College, Art and English ANNE S$. GRAHAM B.A.—Furman University, Art; Totem Pole Sponsor JOAN B. WILLIS. A.B.—Col- lege of William and Mary, Vocal Music; National Sen- ior Honor Society WILLIAM E. MITCHELL B.M.E.— University of Denver, M.A.—Adams State College of Colorado, Instrumental Music ELSIE C. HOPKINS B.A.— Woman’‘s College of the University of North Carolina, Special Education ROBERT E. REID B.S.—East Carolina College, Industrial Cooperative Training; W.E.X. 1.C.T. Club CHARLES W. MANN B.S.—University of Minne- sota, Distributive Education; Distributive Education Club. VOCATIONAL Mrs. Hopkins Mr. Reid Mrs. Graham Mr. Mitchell 28 Mrs. Willis Mr. Hege Mrs. Hackett HOME MANAGEMENT Mrs. Wray LEBEL BEBE LAA. 29 Mr. Lindsey INDUSTRIAL ARTS ee Mr. Henneberger RAYMOND HEGE B.S.—N. C. State, General Shop PAUL R. LIND- SEY B.S.—East Carolina, Wood Shop MELBA M. HACKETT B.S.— Middle Tennessee State University; FHA CLARENCE W. NEY B.S.—VPI, Shop, Mechanical Drawing; Hi-Y J.B. HENNEBERGER B.S.—U. S. Naval Academy, Algebra, Mechanical Drawing DORA R. WRAY B.S.—Madison, Home Management; FHA. Mr. Gallier SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT J. ROBERT GALLIER B.A.—University of Rich- mond, B.D.—Southeastern Seminary; U. S. Govern- ment, Economics CAROL A. MARTIN B.S.—Long- wood College, World Geography; J. V. Cheerleader Sponsor MARIANNE C. BOOBERG B.S.—Mary Washington College, U. S. History, U. S. Govern- ment KATHRYN M. MILLER B.S.—Richmond Pro- fessional Institute, World History, World Geogra- phy; S.C.A. Sponsor JOHN R. BROWN 8B.S.—Uni- versity of Richmond, U. S. Government; Athletic Director, Head Football Coach DONALD EUBANK COLLEY B.A.—Randolph-Macon College, History Assistant Football Coach, Baseball Coach GUY R. DAVIS, JR. B.S.—Richmond Professional Institute, U. S. History; Eighth Grade Football Coach, J. V. Basketball Coach. Mr. Colley Mr. Brown Mrs. Miller 30 Mrs. Booberg Mrs. Martin BUSINESS DEPARTMENT KAYE M. MARTIN B.S.—Longwood College, Typing; F.B.L.A. Sponsor COURTNEY A. FREDERICK B.S.—Presbyterian College, Vocational Office Training, Office Practice; Christian Youth League Sponsor JUDITH M. RITCHIE B.S.—East Carolina Col- lege, General Business, Consumer Economics; Y-Teens Triangle || Sponsor BETTY S. ANDERSON B.S.—Longwood College, Book- keeping, Personal Typing; Y-Teens Triangle III Sponson sh .BsleeAS Sponsor MARGARET B. KING B.S.—Mary Washington College, Shorthand, Typing. Mrs. Anderson Mrs. Frederick Miss Ritchie Mrs. King 3] LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT LILLIAN SUBLEY B.A.—Westhampton College, French FRANKLIN B. ALLEN B.A.—Uhniversity of Richmond, Latin and English C. E. STITZER A.B.—Randolph-Macon College, Spanish ROBERT E. BAYLOR B.A.—University of Richmond, Latin and English; Cross Country Coach, Assistant Track Coach PAT TREVETT A.B.—College of William and Mary, Spanish; Pep Club Sponsor. Miss Subley Mr. Allen Miss Trevett 37. 5 PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT WAYNE H, LOWRY B.S., M.Ed.—College of William and Mary, Physical Education; Assistant Football Coach JOAN A. DARDEN B.S.—Mary Washington College, Physical Education; Girls Varsity Basketball WICTORIA H. BROUGHMAN B.S.-Madison College, Physical Edu- cation; J.V. Girls Basketball SANDRA R. MANGUS B.S.—Uhniversity of West Virginia, Physical Education, Varsity Drill Team STEVE VITEK B.S.—North Caro- lina State, Physical Education; Track Coach, Assistant Football Coach PHILLIP R. COPPAGE B.A—Ran- dolph-Macon College, M.A.—University of Maryland, Physical Education; Junior Varsity Football Coach, Var- sity Basketball Miss Darden Mrs. Broughman Lowry Mrs. Mangus Mr. Vitek a Mr. Coppage . JOYCE M. BUTLER 8B.S.—Longwood College, English, History GENEVA WEBB B.S.—Oklahoma Baptist University, Math, Science MARY W. KELLER B.A.—Converse College, English, History ROBERTA RICE 8.S.—Longwood College, English, History JOANNA WOMACK B.S.—Longwood College, History, Science. 34 Mrs. Webb Miss Womack Miss Rice Mrs. Inman Mrs. Longest Miss Gouldin Mrs. Campbell 35 EVELYN R. INMAN B.A.—Converse College, Math and History JOAN G. NOVICK B.S.—Richmond Professional Institute, Science and English JOYCE S. LONGEST B.S.—Mary Washington, Math and Science LINDA GOULDIN B.S.—Madison College, Math and Science, Seventh Grade Chairman BETSY K. CAMPBELL B.A.— Westhampton College, English and Math. Mrs, Hilda Ligon, Mrs. Ethel = Warriner, Mrs. Ruth Smith, [ Mrs. Mary Chewning, Mrs. via rr p oeh. _ Mary Zyglocke, Mrs. Maxine ah... . j 7 . ie val i� Jeffries, Manager. Second iis ; ry img eer ena e 4 Row: Mrs. Mary Jane Brown, BRGGhEi | | Fe i iy | 4 a Benes Mrs. Maria Dowdy, Mrs. % ia f i 4 7 eeeane Ld | Mary Anderson, Mrs. Myrt- le Grunwell, Mrs. Mamie Young, Mrs. Barbara Rob- ben, Mrs. Dot Cecil. CAFETERIA STAFF SCHOOL NURSE Mrs. Norma Waldbauer 36 M. Johnson, R. White, T. Wilkinson, E. Owens, J. Burton, D. Hawkins, E. Burnette, W. Owens, M. Young, R. Akers. JANITORIAL STAFF Leroy Ellis William Lewis SH7 FOCUS on CLASSES ; anailall 38 39 6 Kt ANTE AD In Z ‘Paw fawieain NEN AA ANN; § t Class Officers: Seated: Susan Haurand, Secretary; Mrs. Nichols, Sponsor; Carol Good, ICC Representative; Janet Baird, Vice-President. Standing: Ted Durvin, President; Richard Hargis, Treasurer. SENIOR CLASS Mary Lindsay Agnew Stuart Wayne Allen William Thomas Alphin, Jr. Paul Nelson Anderson David Rutledge Ankeney Barry Anderson Apple James William Atkinson Robin Colaine Atkinson 40 Charles Gary Atwell Janet Grey Baird MARY LINDSEY AGNEW Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Music Maids 1,2,3,4; All Country Choir 2,3; Operetta 3,4; AFS 4; All Regional Choir 4 STUART WAYNE ALLEN Track 2 WILLIAM THOMAS ALPHIN, JR. ICT 4 PAUL NELSON ANDERSON Hi-Y 2,3,4, President 4; Track 2; SCA Representative 2, Alternate 4; MC of the SCA Stunt Night 2,3,4; WMBG Teen Reporter 3,4; Boys State 3; ICC Representative 3; TOTEM POLE 3,4; Red Cross Representa- tive 4; AFS 4 DAVID RUTLEDGE ANKENEY Projectionist 1; Tal- ent Show 1; Red Cross Representative 3; Choir 3,4; Operetta 3,4 BARRY ANDERSON APPLE Cross Country Track 1 JAMES WIL- LIAM ATKINSON Hi-Y 3,4 ROBIN COLAINE ATKINSON Pep Club 1,2; Capital District Forensics Meet 2; Talent Show 2,3; Stunt Night 2,3; Music Festival 2,3; Basketball 2,3,4; Operetta 3; Thalhimer’s Deb Council 3; Christian Youth League 4 CHAR- LES GARY ATWELL Key Club 2,3,4, President 4; Basketball Manager 2,3; SCA Representative 3; National Honor Society 3,4; Senior Council 4; AFS 4 JANET GREY BAIRD Y-Teens 2,3,4, President 4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; ICC Representative 4; SCA Vice-President 3, Representative 4; TOTEM POLE 3,4; Prom Decoration Committee 3; Third Place in District Spelling Meet 3; College Night Guide 4; Class Vice-President 4; Miller Rhoads Teen Board 4; National Merit Semi-finalist 4; CYNTHIA DREUX BARNETTE Y-Teens 2,3; Majorette 3; TOTEM POLE 3; FBLA 4; VOT 4 JOAN ANN BARWICK Transferred from John Marshall High School; Y-Teens 3,4; Dramatic and Forensic Society 3,4; Senior Council 4 CAROLE LEE BAUGHAN Gym Aid 1,2; TOTEM POLE 3; Pep Club 3 JAMES ELWOOD BAUGHAN Dramatic and Forensic Society 4 LINDA SUE BAUGHAN Pep Club 2,3,4 Trea- surer 4; Stunt Night 2; Prom Decoration Committee 3; TOTEM POLE 4 STEPHEN CARROLL BAUGHAN FBLA 2; DECA 4 JOHN FIELDING BEATTIE Bold Band 1,2,3,4; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Music Festival 1,2,3,4; All State Band 3 MASON ALLEN BLUNT. Cynthia Dreux Barnette Joan Ann Barwick Carole Lee Baughan James Elwood Baughan Linda Sue Baughan Stephen Carroll Baughan John Fielding Beattie Mason Allen Blunt 4] Michael Steven Boggs Robert Dale Bostain Frances Norene Brand Charlotte Ellen Brazier MICHAEL STEVEN BOGGS. ROBERT DALE BOSTAIN Basketball 1,2,3,4; Cross Country Track 2; Hi-Y 2,3; SCA Representative 2; Baseball 4 FRANCES NORENE BRAND Lab Assistant 3 CHAR- LOTTE ELLEN BRAZIER Dramatic and Forensic Society 3,4 PAM- ELA MARION BROOKS Library Projectionist 3; TOTEM POLE 3; Red Cross Representative 4 ALLAN LINWOOD BROWN III Pro- jectionist 3; Hi-Y 4, ICC 4 BARBARA ANN BROWN Transferred from Virginia Randolph JOHN WALTER BURTON III Baseball 1,2; SCA Representative 2, Alternate 1, President 4; Band 1,2, President 2; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Key Club 2,3,4; Prom Decoration Committee 3; Boys State 3; College Night Guide 4; AFS 4 NANCY REED BUTLER Future Nurses Club 4 JUDY KAREN CALLAHAN Pep Club 2; FHA 3 JAMES EDWARD CAMP, JR. CHRISTINE ANN CARNEAL Concert Band 1, Marching Band 1, All County Band 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4, Co-Captain 4; Gym As- sistant 3,4; Drill Team 4 ROBERT PHILLIP CARTEE Track 1,2, 4: Cross Country Track 2,3 SHELLEE ANDREWS CERSLEY WILLIAM HUNTER CHAPLIN Choir 2,3,4, Vice-President 3, President 4, All County Chorus 2,3, All Regional Choir 3; Lab Assistant 4 KENNETH LEE CHAPPELL Football 4 LORRAINE MAE CHIN Future Nurses 4 CARLENE YVONNE CLARK FHA 2; JV Cheerleader 1; Dramatic and Forensic Society 3,4, One Act Play Festival 3; Red Cross Representative 4; Senior Council 4; FBLA 4; VOT CALVIN WOODROW CLARKE, JR. Football 1,2, 3,4, Tri-Captain 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; SCA Representative 1; Band 1; Hi-Y 4 JEANNE SHARON CLARY Pep Club 1; Smoke Signals 1,2; Y-Teens 2,3,4; Library Assistant 2,3; FBLA 3; VOT 4 CARROLL FRANKLIN CLAY Library As- sistant 3; ICT 4 TERESA LYNETTE COATES. Pamela Marion Brooks Allan Linwood Brown, III Best Looking Gwynne West and John Burton 42 James Edward Camp, Jr. Christine Ann Carneal William Hunter Chaplin Kenneth Lee Chappell Carlene Yvonne Clark Jeanne Sharon Clary Carroll Franklin Clay Teresa Lynette Coates 43 Clifford Dean Collins Leroy James Connell, Jr. Nancy Louise Covington William Davis Crockett Connie Dale Davis Elmore Wilson Davis, Jr. Joseph A. Davis, Jr. Barbara Lee Dickerson Carolyn Gail Doeppe Woodson Terry Drumheller aa Catherine Anne Dunne iia: Steven Wayne Dunn LINDA ANN COBB Transferred from Nelson High School; Girls Chorus 3, Secretary 3; Concert Choir 4; Accents 4; Pep Club 4; FBLA 4 BETTY MAE COCHRAN Cafeteria Assistant 3,4 CLIFFORD DEAN COLLINS Football 3,4; Baseball 3,4 LEROY JAMES CON- NELL. BARBARA ANN CONNER. WINFORD COLEY COSTIN, JR.. NANCY LOUISE COVINGTON Pep Club 1,2; JV Basketball 2, Co-Captain 2; Varsity Basketball 3,4; Smoke Signals 3,4; Drill Team 4; SCA Alternate 4; Gym Assistant 3 WILLIAM DAVIS CROCKETT Football 3,4; Prom Decorations Committee 3; SCA Representative 3 CONNIE DALE DAVIS Library Assistant 1,2,3,4; Girls Chorus 2,3, Concert Choir 4; Dramatic and Forensic Society 4; AFS 4 ELMORE WILSON DAVIS, JR. Hi-Y 1,2,3,4, Chaplain 4; Projectionist 1 GRACE PHYLLIS DAVIS FHA 1,2; Library Assis- tant 2,4 JEAN ALEASE DAVIS One Act Play Festival 1; Lab As- sistant 2; Stunt Night 3; Y-Teens 3,4 JOSEPH ALEXANDER DAVIS Band 1; Baseball 1,2,3; DECA 4 BARBARA LEE DICKER- SON FHA 1,2; FBLA 1,2,3,4, Secretary 4; Pep Club 1,2,3; Smoke Signals 1,2,3,4; Music Maids 1,2,3,4; A Capella Choir 1; Concert Choir 2,3,4; VOT 4 CAROLYN GAIL DOEPPE. .WOOD- SON TERRY DRUMHELLER Hi-Y 1,2,3,4; SCA Representative 2, 3; Track 1,2 STEVEN WAYNE DUNN Football 4 CATHERINE ANNE DUNNE. GARLAND THEODORE DURVIN, JR. Track 1,2, 3; Key Club 2,3,4, Vice-President 4; Capital District Forensics Meet 2; Quill and Scroll 3,4; TOTEM POLE 3,4, Editor 4; Dele- gate to SIPA 3; Senior Council 4; AFS 4; Chess Club 4, President 4; College Night Guide 4; Senior Class President NANCY JEAN DYKE Basketball 2,3,4; Gym Assistant 3,4 SUSAN LYNN ELLIOTT SCA Alternate 1; Red Cross Representative 3 WILLIAM MARVIN EMERSON, JR. Concert Choir 4; V-8's 4. 45 Garland Theodore Durvin, Jr. Nancy Jean Dyke William Marvin Emerson, Jr. Susan Lynn Elliott PERE OH pres i POLO EES eee | Pee 4 Wittiest Yvonne Sharp and Ronnie Tribble Earl Washington Estes, II] Diana Lynn Evans Wilton Thomas Farmer David Martin Feltner, Jr. Most Popular Diane Schools and Ronnie Tribble 46 Peggy Jean Evans Deborah Ann Fallert EARL WASHINGTON ESTES III Band 1; Boys State Alternate 3 DIANA LYNN EVANS Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Christian Youth Lea- gue 3,4; FBLA 4; AFS 4 PEGGY JEAN EVANS Cheerleader 1; Thalhimers Deb Council 2; Majorette 3; Dramatic and Forensic Society 3,4; VOT 4 DEBORAH ANN FALLERT Seventeen Fashion Council 2; Prom Decorations Committee 3; Senior Council 4 WILTON THOMAS FARMER. DAVID MARTIN FELTNER, JR. Cross Country Track 1,2; Track 1,2,4; Basketball 2; SCA Re- presentative 2 DIANE CAROLE FERGUSON Gym Aid 1; Future Nurses Club 3,4, President 4, ICC Representative 4; Clinic Assis- tant 4 DOROTHY ELIZABETH FISHER FHA 1,2; SCA Alternate 1; FBLA 2,3; Dramatic and Forensic Society 3,4, Secretary 4; One Act Play Festival 3; Red Cross Representative 4 CAROLYN LEE FITZGERALD Pep Club 3,4 CHARLES HAMDEN FLEMING Track 1 WILLIAM BRUCE FLEMING. .EUGENE CARY FLETCHER SCA Alternate 1,3; Cross Country Track 2,3; Boys State Alternate 3 LILLIAN JEAN FLIPPO Girls Chorus 1,3,4; Library Assistant 2 ROWLAND WILBURN FLOURNOY, JR.. BETTY ANNE FORD Girls Chorus 2; Accents 2,3; Choir 3; All County Chorus 3; Smoke Signals 4; Dramatic and Forensic Society 4; AFS 4; Of- fice Assistant 4 CHARLENE ROSE FORD A Capella Choir 1,2 HENRY ROBERTSON FORD, JR. Hi-Y 4 THOMAS LINWOOD FORD. KENNETH LEE FOSTER Hi-Y 1,2, Treasurer 2; Football 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4, Co-Captain 1,2,3,4, Best Free Thrower 1, 2,3, Best Defensive Player 3 THOMAS WAYNE FRITTER. .SAN- DRA MOSS GANTT FHA 2; VOT 4. Diane Carole Ferguson Dorothy Elizabeth Fisher Carolyn Lee Fitzgerald Thurmond John Fitzgerald Charles Hamden Fleming William Bruce Fleming Eugene Cary Fletcher Lillian Jean Flippo ARE, Rowland Wilburn Flournoy, Jr. Betty Anne Ford Charlene Rose Ford Henry Robertson Ford, Jr. Thomas Linwood Ford, Jr. Kenneth Lee Foster Thomas Wayne Fritter Sandra Moss Gantt 47 Margaret Lenora Garbett Mary Margaret Garcin — Most Talented Belinda Reeder and Arthur Glenn Linda Gail Garrett Peter Joseph George, Jr. Lawrence Archibald Gibson, Jr. Vernon Edward Gibson, Jr. Cutest Charlene Harris and Jim Mead Julian Dean Gilman Georgia Ann Glass 48 Arthur Bryant Glenn Carol Aileen Good MARGARET LENORA GARBETT Pep Club 1; Basketball 2,3; Y- Teens 3,4; DECA 4; ICC Representative 4 MARY MARGARET GARCIN Gym Aid 1; WMBG Teen Times Reporter 2; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Y-Teens 3,4; SCA Representative 3; Christ- ian Youth League 3,4; Library Assistant 3; Smoke Signals 3; TOTEM POLE 3,4; Prom Decoration Committee 3; AFS 4, President 4; Red Cross Representative 4; College Night Guide 4 LINDA GAIL GARRETT Majorette 1,2,3,4, Assistant Head 1,2,4; Pep Club 1,2; Talent Show 1,2; FHA 1; Red Cross Representative 1; Prom Decoration Committee; Girls State Alternate 3; Y-Teens 3, 4; SCA Representative 4; Office Assistant 4 PETER JOSEPH GEORGE, JR. Hi-Y 2; Boys State 3; ICT 4, President 4; Senior Council 4 LAWRENCE ARCHIBALD GIBSON, JR... VERNON EDWARD GIBSON, JR. Concert and Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Bas- ketball 1,2; Baseball Manager 1; Track 2,3,4; Cross Country Track 3,4; Key Club 4; Operetta 4 JULIAN DEAN GILMAN Hi- Y 1,2,3,4, Vice-President 4; Track 1,2,4; KVG 1,2; Prom Decora- tions Committee 3; Dramatic and Forensic Society 4 GEORGIA ANN GLASS Smoke Signals 1,2,4; Youth Safety Council 2; Y- Teens 2,3,4 ARTHUR BRYANT GLENN Band 1,2,3, All County 1, All State 1,2,3, President 2; SCA Representative 3 CAROL AILEEN GOOD SCA Alternate 1,2,4, Representative 3; Smoke Signals 1,2,3,4; Dramatic and Forensic Society 3,4, Presi- dent 4; Class Secretary 3, ICC 4; Y-Teens 2,3,4, Secretary 3,4; Girls State 3; Prom Decoration Committee 3; Stunt Night 3; Na- tional Honor Society 3,4; College Night Guide 4 BEVERLEY ANNE GRANGER Smoke Signals 1,2; Pep Club 1,2; Library Assistant 1, 2; Talent Show 1; Dramatic and Forensic Society 3,4; Future Nur- ses Club 3,4; Stunt Night 3; Chess Club 4; Concert Choir 4; Operetta 4 RONALD ALFRED GREGORY TOTEM POLE 3,4; Chess Club 4 THOMAS NELSON GREGORY. . FAYE THERESA GRIFFIN Transferred from John Marshall High School, Red Cross Represen- tative 3 ARNE JORGEN GROWEN Key Club 4; AFS 4 NANCY LYNN HALL Pep Club 1,2,3; SCA Alternate 1 RICHARD COR- BETT HARGIS, JR. Football 1,2,3,4; Key Club 2,3,4, Treasurer 3; Boys State 3; Class Treasurer 4 JANET MARIE HARMON SCA Representative 1, Alternate 2; Smoke Signals 4; FBLA 4, Drama- tic and Ferensic Society 4. Beverly Ann Granger Ronald Alfred Gregory Thomas Nelson Gregory Faye Theresa Griffin Arne Jorgen Growen Nancy Lynn Hall Richard Corbett Hargis, Jr. Janet Marie Harmon 49 Susan Marie Haurand Rowland Walter Hempel, Jr. Carole Elizabeth Hollingsworth Charlene Hope Harris Robert Wayne Hazelwood Michael Wyatt Hildebrand James Robert Hughes, Jr. 50 Nancy Lee Harris Bruce Allen Harvell BEVERLY JO HARRIS One Act Play Festival; Dramatic and Foren- sic Society 4 CHARLENE HOPE HARRIS Y-Teens 2,3, Treasurer 2,3; SCA Representative 2,3; Hi-Y Sweetheart Court 2,4; Prom Decorations Committee 3; Dramatic and Forensic Society 4; Win- ter Carnival Court 4 NANCY LEE HARRIS Pep Club 1,2; Basket- ball Manager 1; Gym Aid 2; Smoke Signals 3,4; FBLA 3; Drama- tic and Forensic Society 4; AFS 4; Office Assistant 4 BRUCE ALLEN HARVELL Football 1,2,3,4; Hi-Y 3,4 SUSAN MARIE HAURAND SCA Representative 2; Basketball 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Drill Team 4; Class Secretary 4 ROBERT WAYNE HAZELWOOD KVG ROWLAND WALTER HEMPE L, JR. Transferred from Charles City Community Junior High School; Smoke Signals 3,4; Operetta 3,4; Concert Choir 4; All County Choir, 3; V-8’s 4; Chess Club 4 MICHAEL WYATT HILDEBRAND CAROLE ELIZABETH HOLLINGSWORTH Red Cross Representa- tive 2; SCA Representative 3,4; Y-Teens 2,3,4 JAMES ROBERT HUGHES. ._PATRICIA ANN HUGHES Concert Choir 1,2,3; FBLA 3,4; VOT 4 GILBA DIANNE JACKSON Girls Chorus 1; Y-Teens 1; Pep Club 2; FHA 2,3; Lab Assistant 3; Red Cross Alternate 4; SCA Alternate 4; VOT 4 BETTY LOU JERNIGAN Library Assis- tant 1,2; Cafeteria Assistant 3; ICT 4 HAROLD WILLIAM JOHNSON, JR.. CARL GIBSON JONES Track 1,2,3,4; Basket- ball 1; Football 2,3,4; Hi-Y 4 EDWARD MASON JONES, JR. ICT 4 JAMES MICHAEL JONES Christian Youth League 3,4; Concert Choir 4, Operetta 4; AFS 4; Dramatic and Forensic Society 4 DEANNA OCIE JORDAN Y-Teens 3,4; Prom Decorations Commit- tee 3: TOTEM POLE 4; Dramatic and Forensic Society 4 JOAN CAROL KECKLEY Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Girls Chorus 1,2,3; Accents 2,3,4; FHA 2,3; Choir 4; Operetta 4 RALPH WARREN KELLEY Dramatic and Forensic Society 3,4, Vice-President 4 ROBERTA LEE KELLEY Pep Club 1,2,3,4. Best All Around Sharon Moses and Doug Moyer Harold William Johnson, Jr. ‘ Alvin Smith Jones, Jr. Carl Gibson Jones Edward Mason Jones, Jr. Deanne Ocie Jordan Joan Carol Keckley Ralph Warren Kelley Roberta Lee Kelley 51 Virginia Louise King Hedwig Maria Lack Edward Thomas Lacy Dorothy Ann Lewis Linda Ann Lewis Harry Eugene Long, III Scott Carl Long Matthew Andrew Maas Frances Arline Martin Donna Carlton Massei Linda Faye Matthews Linda Charlene Maxey Janet Dell McCarter 52 Larry Charles McLamb Brenda Gaile McNamara VIRGINIA LOUISE KING SCA Representative 1, Alternate 2,3; Y-Teens 2,3,4, Vice-President 2,3, Treasurer 4; Red Cross Sec- retary 4; Senior Council 4; Attendance Officer Assistant 4 HED- WIG MARIA LACK SCA Representative 1,2; Majorette 2,4; Homecoming Court 4 EDWARD THOMAS LACY SCA Representa- tive 1; Key Club 2,3,4; Prom Decorations Committee 3 DONNA LEE LAMPIE A Capella 1,2; Music Maids 1,2; Pep Club 1,2; Smoke Signals 1,2,3,4, Editor 4; Future Nurses Club 3,4; ICC Representative 3,4; SIPA 3; Red Cross 3; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Office Assistant 3; Dramatic and Forensic Society 4; AFS 4 DIANNE ELIZABETH LANE Mixed Chorus 1; Concert Choir 2; Talent Show 2 BRENDA FAYE LEHMAN Pep Club 1,2; Red Cross Representative 3; Smoke Signals 3; ICT 4 DOROTHY ANN LEWIS Library Assistant 1 LINDA ANN LEWIS Girls Chorus 1; A Capel- la 2; Y-Teens 2; Drill Team 4; ICT 4 HARRY EUGENE LONG III Smoke Signals 2,3,4, Business Manager 4; SIPA 3; AFS 4; ICC Representative 4; Art Guild 4; Coke Teen Time Reporter 4 SCOTT CARL LONG Track 1; Hi-Y 3,4, Secretary 4 MATTHEW AND- REW MAAS... FRANCES ARLINE MARTIN Mixed Chorus 1; ICT 4 DONNA CARLTON MASSEI Red Cross Representative 2; Pep Club 2; Majorette 3,4, Assistant Head 3, Head 4; Y-Teens 3,4; ICC Secretary 3,4; Operetta 4; Attendance Officer Assistant 4 LINDA FAYE MATTHEWS Pep Club 1,2,3,4, President 3, ICC 4; SCA Representative 1,4; Girls State 3; National Honor Society 3,4; Red Cross Representative 3; Prom Decorations Committee 3; AFS 4; TOTEM POLE 4 LINDA CHARLENE MAXEY Cheerleader 1; FBLA 3,4; Dramatic and Forensic Society 3; VOT 4 JANET DELL McCARTER Library Assistant 1,2,3,4 LARRY CHARLES McLAMB Red Cross Representative 1; Cross Country 1 BRENDA GAILE McNAMARA FBLA 1,2,3; Y-Teens 2,3; VOT 4 GLORIA GENE McNUTT Cheerleader 1; FHA 1,2,3, Treasurer 2, President 3; School Store 3,4; Basketball Manager 3; FBLA 4; VOT 4 GRISELDA LEANETTA McWHIRT Smoke Signals 1,2; Pep Club 2,3, Treasurer 3; TOTEM POLE 3,4, Business Manager 4; SIPA 3; AFS Treasurer 4 JAMES RUDOLPH MEAD, JR. KVG 1; Hi-Y 1,2,3,4, Vice-President 3; TOTEM POLE 2,3,4; ICC President 4; SCA Representative 3; Prom Decorations Committee Chairman 15 SIPA 3,4, President 4; Miller Rhoads Teen Board Representa- tive 3,4; Dramatic and Forensic Society 4; AFS Vice-President 4; Senior Council 4 ROBERT HARVEY MEINHARD Cross Country Track 2,3,4; Chess Club 4; Track 3,4. 53 Gloria Gene McNutt Griselda Leanetta McWhirt James Rudolph Mead, Jr. Robert Harvey Meinhard Most Athletic Lorraine Moriconi and Walter Zyglocke Samuel David Melton Clarence Linwood Merritt, Jr. John Keith Messere Carol Ann Miles SAMUEL DAVID MELTON. CLARENCE LINWOOD MERRITT, JR. Chess Club 4; Letter of Commendation—National Merit Scho- larship 4 JOHN MESSERE. CAROLE ANN MILES. WILLIAM MOSLEY MILLNER. SCOTT WAYNE MINOR Football 1; Basket- ball 1,2,3,4, JV Captain 2; Cross Country Track 2; Red Cross 2, Vice-President 2 FLOYD THOMAS MONDY A Capella 1,2; Chess Club 4; Cross Country 4 SHARON MARIE MONDY Future Nurses Club 4 RICHARD ALLAN MONEY Cross Country 1,2; Football 3; Track 1 BETTY JEAN MONTGOMERY Girls Chorus 1,2,3; Cheer- William Mosley Millner, Jr. Scott Wayne Minor leader 1; Dramatics and Forensic Society 3,4; Stunt Night 3; Music Festival 3; Choir 4; Operetta 4 PAUL ALLEN MOORE Baseball 2,3,4, All District 2,3,4 LORRAINE MORICONI Pep Club | 1,2, President 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4, Co-Captain 1,4; A Capella | Choir 2; SCA Representative 3; Prom Decorations Committee 3; | . Dramatic and Forensic Society 4; Drill Team 4; Key Club Sweet- heart 4 SHARON MARIE MOSES Class Secretary 1,2; Class Vice- President 3; SCA Representative 1,2,4, Alternate 3; SCA Steering Committee 1; FBLA 2; Prom Decorations Committee 3; Y-Teens 3,4; ICC 4; Girls State Alternate 3; College Night Guide 4; AFS 4, Secretary 4; TOTEM POLE 4 JOHN DOUGLAS MOYER Football 1,2,3,4, Tri-Captain 4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Class President 1,2,3; Hi-Y 2,3,4; SCA Representative 4 LINWOOD BLANTON MUIRE, JR. Dramatic and Forensic Society 3,4 RICHARD MICHAEL MUR- RAY Football 2,3; SCA Alternate 4; Track 4 RICHARD PAYNTER } NEWELL Transferred from Patrick Henry High School; Pep Club 2; Chess Club 4; Band Manager 4 BARBARA JEANNE O’BERRY Floyd Thomas Mondy Sharon Marie Mondy Library Assistant 1,2,3,4; FHA 2,3,4; Christian Youth League 3 CAROLE ANNE OLLIFF A Capella 1,2; Pep Club 1,2, Secretary 1; Red Cross Representative 3; ICT 4 BARBARA LEIGH ORANGE Gym Aid 2; Pep Club 3,4; Future Nurses Club 3,4, Treasurer 4; FHA 4; Office Assistant 4 EVELYN MAE OVERMAN Gym Aid 1; : Library Assistant 3,4; Pep Club 3; Future Nurses Club 3,4; Clinic Assistant 4; Red Cross Representative 4 BONNIE RAE OWENS JV Cheerleader 1; Red Cross 1,2,3,4, President 1; SCA Alternate 2; FBLA 2,4; Choir 3, Vice-President 3; Y-Teens 3,4; Operetta 3; Smoke Signals 4; Dramatic and Forensic 4. Richard Allan Money Betty Jean Montgomery 54 f Paul Allen Moore Most School Spirited Linda Skinner and Ted Durvin Sharon Marie Moses John Douglas Moyer Linwood Blanton Muire, Jr. Richard Michael Murray Richard Paynter Newell Barbara Jeanne O’Berry Carole Anne Olliff Barbara Leigh Orange Evelyn Mae Overman Bonnie Rae Owens 55 Bonnie Lee Parker Mary Ellen Parker Best Dressed Charlene Harris and Davey Crockett Nancy Collins Parrish John Francis Patten Kenneth Merle Pedersen, Jr. William Allsion Penny Dwight Goodwin Perry Wayne Scott Perry Nancy Carol Phillips Charles Frederick Pollard III Frankie Frances Potts, Jr. Linda Joyce Powell 56 Laura Jane Poythress Ronald David Rattlesdorfer BONNIE LEE PARKER. MARY ELLEN PARKER Girls Chorus 4 NANCY COLLINS PARRISH FHA 1,2,3, Vice-President 3; FBLA 4; Pep Club 2,3, Secretary 3; VOT 4 JOHN FRANCIS PATTEN KENNETH MERLE PEDERSEN, JR... WILLIAM ALLSION PENNY DWIGHT GOODWIN PERRY Baseball 2,3,4, All District 3; Hi-Y 3,4 WAYNE SCOTT PERRY Baseball 1,2,3,4; Football 3 NANCY CAROL PHILLIPS FHA 2,3,4, Treasurer 4; Christian Youth Lea- gue 3,4; AFS 4 CHARLES FREDERICK POLLARD, III. FRANKIE FRANCES POTTS, JR. Track 2 LINDA JOYCE POWELL VOT 4; FBLA 4 LAURA JANE POYTHRESS. .RONALD DAVID RATTELS- DORFER SCA Alternate 1; Track 3,4 DEBORAH ROSEMARY REAMS Pep Club 1,2; Girls Varsity Basketball Team 1,2,3, Mana- ger 4; SCA Steering Committee 1; FHA 2; Music Maids Pape) 74 School Store 2,3,4; Y-Teens 3,4; Future Nurses Club 3; Ope- retta 3 BELINDA CAROL REEDER National Honor Society 2,3,4; Majorette 3,4, Head 3; SCA Representative 3; Y-Teens 3,4; Prom Decorations Committee 3; Dramatic and Forensic Society 4 GLORIA JEAN RICHARDSON Pep Club 2; ICT 4, Secretary 4 HENRY WALLACE RICHARDSON Track 2; Cross Country Track 4, Co-Captain 4; Henrico Art Club Representative 4 BARRETT FRANKLIN ROBERTSON Track 1,3,4; A Capella 1; Football 4; DAVID ADDISON ROSE Football 2,3,4; Talent Show 2; Stunt Show 3 GLENN EDWARD ROSE Gold Band 1,2,3,4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4 THOMAS MICHAEL RYAN Baseball l2-eGross Country Track 2. oy Deborah Rosemary Reams Gloria Jean Richardson Barrett Franklin Robertson Glenn Edward Rose Belinda Carol Reeder Henry Wallace Richardson David Addison Rose Thomas Michael Ryan Joel Lee Salmon Diane Beale Schools Yvonne Amanda Sharp Diana Lynn Shear! Michael Wayne Sanderson Robert Edward Schwartz Larry Ethren Sharpe Garnett Jane Sheppard 58 James Thomas Sawyer Ryland Morris Saxby JOEL LEE SALMON Cross Country Track 1,2,3,4, Captain 2,3,4, District All Star Team 4; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1; SCA Repre- sentative 1,2,3; Track 2,3,4, Co-Captain 2,3,4; Key Club 3,4; Christian Youth League 4 MICHAEL WAYNE SANDERSON JAMES THOMAS SAWYER SCA Representative 1,4; Hi-Y 1,2,3,4; Football 2 RYLAND MORRIS SAXBY Basketball 1,2,3; Baseball 1; Band 1,2; Cross Country Track 2; Key Club 3,4; Red Cross Representative 3; SCA Representative 4 DIANE BEALE SCHOOLS Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Hi-Y Sweetheart Court 1,2,4; Girls Chorus 2, President 2; Red Cross Representative 3, Secretary 3; Y-Teens 3,4; Dramatic and Forensic Society 4; Homecoming Maid of Honor 4: Miss Firefighter 4; Winter Carnival Court 4 ROBERT EDWARD SCHWARTZ. YVONNE AMANDA SHARP. LARRY ETHREN SHARPE Hi-Y 1,2,3,4; Cross Country Track Manager 2 DIANA LYNN SHEARL Basketball 1,2; One Act Play Festival 1; Y-Teens 2,3,4, Secretary 2,3; Dramatic and Forensic Society; VOT 4 GARNETT JANE SHEPPARD FBLA 1,2; Girls Chorus 2; Concert Choir 3,4; Operetta 3,4; Red Cross Representative 4; Office As- sistant 4 FRANK JOSEPH SHIMCHICK, JR. Hi-Y 4 DEBORAH MOLLY SHORTER Red Cross Representative 3; Dramatic and Forensic Society 3,4, Secretary 4 DAVID WARREN SHUCK DECA 4 LINDA CAROL SIMPKINS FBLA 2,3,4; School Store 4 LINDA DIANNE SKINNER Red Cross Representative 1; Cheerleader 2,3,4, Captain 4; Y-Teens 2,3,4, Vice-President 4; SCA Alter- nate 2; Girls State Delegate 3; Music Maids 4 CAROL JEAN SOR- RELL FHA 2; Homecoming Court 4 BRENDA CAROLLE SPENCE ICT 4, District Treasurer 4. Frank Joseph Shimchick, Jr. Deborah Molly Shorter Most Intellectual Betty Stansell and Richard Hargis Friendliest Sharon Moses and Pete George Carol Jean Sorrell Brenda Carolle Spence 5g ) Robert Francis Sties Malcolm Neil Thomas Robert Graham Tillman Robert C. Tatum, Jr. Joseph Benjamin Tignor, Jr. Howard Edward Timberlake, III 60 Hier nk apes SA Sie y ee Most Likely to Succeed Carol Good and Tom Sawyer Wanda Darlene Tompson Ronald Chesteen Tribble DONALD WAYNE STANLEY. . ELIZABETH LYLE STANSELL SCA Representative 1; Music Maids 1,2,3,4; All Regional Chorus 1, Alternate 2,3; Most Valuable Choir Member 2; Pep Club 2; Y- Teens 3; Operetta 3,4; All County Choir 3; Girls State 3; Red Cross Representative 3; National Honor Society 3,4, Secretary 4; AFS 4; Letter of Commendation National Merit 4; National Coun- cil of Teachers of English Awards Finalist 4 BARBARA ELIZABETH STEFI NANCY CAROLE STEVENS FHA 4 ROBERT FRANCIS STIES Dramatic and Forensic Society 3,4; One Act Play Festival 3; Dis- trict Forensics Meet 3 ROBERT C. TATUM, JR... YVONNE FAE THARP Choir 1,2,3,4; Y-Teens 2,3; Talent Show 2; Choir Festi- cal 2,3,4; Operetta 3,4; Stunt Night 3; LINDA FAYE THOMAS Pep Club 2; Y-Teens 3,4 MALCOLM NEIL THOMAS Track 2 JOSEPH BENJAMIN TIGNOR, JR... ROBERT GRAHAM TILL- MAN. HOWARD EDWARD TIMBERLAKE, IIl.. WANDA DAR- LENE TOMPSON. .RONALD CHESTEEN TRIBBLE Concert Choir 2,3,4; All County Choir 2; V-8’s 2,3; Track 2,3,4; Prom Decora- tion Committee 3; Senior Council 4; ICC 4; SCA Representative 4; All Regional Chorus 4 CHARLES WINFRED TUCKER. .WES- LEY ELDRIDGE TUCKER Track 1 LINDA ELIZABETH WADE MELODY MICHAEL WADE Class Vice President 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Choir 1,2,3,4, Secretary 4; All State Choir 1; Music Maids 2,3,4; All County Choir 2; Y-Teens 2,3,4, President 2,3; Class Treasurer 3; Cheerleader 3,4; Operetta 3,4; Future Nurses Club 3,4. ELBRIDGE LEHMANN WALKER, JR. Cross Country Track 2,3,4; Key Club 4 LINDA GRAY WALKER TOTEM POLE 2,3; Pep Club 3,4; SCA Alternate 3; National Honor Society 3,4; Smoke Signals 3; Thalhimers Deb Council 4; AFS 4 MARTHA CYNTHIA WARREN SCA Representative 1 BETTY ELAINE WEEKS Chorus 1,2; Pep Club 1,2,3; ICT Treasurer 4. Charles Winfred Tucker Wesley Eldridge Tucker Linda Elizabeth Wade Melody Michael Wade — “3 Elbridge Lehmann Walker, Jr. Linda Gray Walker 61 Gwendolyn Loretta West Diane Elaine Whitmer Barbara Ann Williams Jessie Jeannette Winter Beverley Sue Wheeler Terrance Judson Wilde Michael Linwood Willis Herbert Everett Withers, Jr. 62 Alvin Caroll White James Sanford White, Jr. GWENDOLYN LORRETTA WEST Cheerleader 1,2,3,4, Co-Cap- tain 4; Music Maids 1,2,3,4, Choir 2,3,4, Treasurer 3,4, All County Choir 2, Operetta 3,4; Homecoming Queen 4 BEVERLY SUE WHEELER Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Vice-President 2,3; AFS 4; TOTEM POLE 4 ALVIN CARROLL WHITE. JAMES SANFORD WHITE, JR. Gold Band 1,2,3,4, All County Band 1, All State Band 1,2,4, Concert Band 1,2,3,4, Marching Band 1,2,3,4, Band Festival 1,2,3,4, Student Director 4; Lab Assistant 2; Represen- tative to Science Seminar at University of Virginia 3; Operetta 4; Key Club 4; Senior Council 4; ICC 4 DIANE ELAINE WHIT- MER Pep Club 2,3,4; SCA 2 3; Red Cross 2; AFS 4; Smoke Signals 4 TERRANCE JUDSON WILDE SCA Alternate 1; Track 2,3,4; Football Manager 2 BARBARA ANN WILLIAMS Y-Teens 2,3,4 MICHAEL LINWOOD WILLIS ICT 4 JESSIE JEANN- ETTE WINTER Pep Club 1; SCA Alternate 1; School Store 4 HERBERT EVERETT WITHERS, JR.. KEITH TROWER WITT Pep Club 1,2, Treasurer 2; SCA 1,2,3, Representative 2, Alternate 1,3; Track Manager 2; Delegate to SIPA 2; Delegate to Boys State 3; Newspaper Staff 2,3,4; News Leader Youth Page Editor 3,4; Senior Council 4 CARL MASTIN WOOD Hi-Y 1,2; Track 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4 DELPHINE FRANCES WOOD Pep Club 1,2,3,4, President 4; SCA 1,2,3,4, Alternate 1, Representative 2,4, Secretary 2,3; Hi-Y Sweetheart Court 1,2,4; National Honor Society 3,4, President 4; Miller Rhoads Teen Board; Prom Decorations Committee 3; TOTEM POLE 4; Homecoming Court 4 HUGH VINCENT WOOD, JR. Football 1 MARIE JEANETTE WOOD Talent Show 1; Girl’s Chorus 3, Vice-President 3; Accents 3,4; Concert Choir 4; Operetta 4 MARY ELIZABETH WRIGHT Library Club 1; Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Vice-President 4; TOTEM POLE 3,4; AFS 4; Christian Youth League 4 ANDREW LEE YOUNG Footb all 1 WALTER FRANK ZYGLOCKE, JR. Football 1,2,3,4, Tri-Captain 4, Best Defensive Player 4; Hi-Y 1,2,3,4, Secretary 3, Treasurer 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Boys State 3. Keith Trower Witt Carl Mastin Wood Delphine Frances Wood Hugh Vincent Wood, Jr. Marie Jeanette Wood Mary Elizabeth Wright Andrew Lee Young Walter Frank Zyglocke, Jr. j ; i 3 Senior Council: Debbie Fallert, Ted Durvin, Jim Mead. Standing: Haurand, Sandy White, Carol Good, Ronnie Tribble, Pete George, Carlene Clark, Ginny King, Gary Atwell, Keith Witt, Susan Richard Hargis, Mrs. Nichols, Sponsor. 63 Wayne Thorpe, President; Betty Lou Baughan, Secretary; Rick Simpson, Vice-President; Wayne Fore, Treasurer; Mary Moore, ICC Representative; Miss Bradshaw, Sponsor. Susan Abbott Linda Allen Raymond Allison Betty Anderson Linda Anderson Shirley Anderson Martha Anis Barbara Armstrong Delores Atkins Linda Bagwell Linda Baldwin James Barron Betty Lou Baughan Jean Berkeley Anne Blankenship 64 Brenda Butler Jean Butler Joan Butler Steve Camp Becky Carroll Danielle Castaing Robert Chappell Hope Chomicz Wayne Churchill Wayne Clarke 65 Shirley Blanning Jimmy Bloxton Barbara Bodwell Pat Boggs Michael Bohannon Frank Bolton John Bowers Chuck Boyd Tommy Bradley Rick Briggs Sandy Britt David Brown Martha Browning Barbara Bruce Ralph Bullock Eddie Burks Nancy Burley Wayne Burruss Cynthia Burton Cathette Busbee Juniors highlighted their year with the sale of mums for home- coming. Working on posters for this project are: Seated: Linda Todd, Karen Weaver, Nancy Burley, Carole Justice. Standing: Betty Lou Baughan, Cathette Busbee, Cathy Coleman, Susan Wagner. 66 Betty Jo Clary Bob Cloninger Richard Cochran Cathy Coleman David Conti Bruce Cook Steve Corbin Sharea Crawford Rick Creery Jean Crump Linda Davis Nancy Davis Janice Douglas Jimmy Dowdy James Duesberry Judy Duncan Vernon Dunn Marilyn Durvin William Elrod Mary Estis Brenda Eudailey Chip Evans Dianne Falconer Donna Farmer Jimmy Farmer Ronnie Fay Clifton Fink Bernard Flora Tom Ford Wayne Fore Nikki Fowler David Fowlkes George Fox Becky Garnett Brenda Garnett Sandra Garnett Bobby Gearheart Ronnie Gibson Virginia Gilbert Mary Lou Gilman Jimmy Godfrey Betsy Golden Jimmy Grady Allan Greene Pat Greene 67 Ken Grosch Carol Guenther Nancy Gutshall Johnny Hall Gary Harding Charles Harris James Harris Randy Hart Bobby Haurand Sandra Hines John Holder Carol Hollowell Dianne Holmes Alice Hott Gail Howard 68 David Howell Debbie Huckstep Lewis Hundley Lynn Jacklett Donna Jackson Lynda Jeffries Vicki Jenkins Dennis Johns Jimmy Johnson Ronald Johnson Carole Justice Bob Kennelly Karen Kennelly Eddie Kerr Gail Ladd Jean Lamb Dianne Lane Linda Lane Martha Lively Suzanne Luck Pat Lynch Pam Lynn Larry Lyon Wade Mahanes Dianne Maitland Cindy Martin Donald Martin John Martin Stuart Martin Susan Mast Donald Matthews Allan McCurdy Jane MclInturff Robert McKay Edwin McNutt Darrell Meadows Betty Meads Gerald Meanley Janice Melton Gail Metzger Emerson Miles Pam Mills Linda Minor Bonnie Moore 69 Mary Moore Steve Morrell Alvin Muire Dale Myers Doris Naff Ann Nevi Jayne Olliff Joyce Olliff Lanell Owens Ray Parker Charles Patterson Barton Peacher Brenda Pecawicz Steve Pendleton Benny Pleasants Linda Pleasants Bobby Pollard Jackie Poskey Mike Poskey Bill Potteiger Jimmy Powell Bruce Powers James Preissner Jack Proctor Marilyn Rechenbach Valerie Richardson Doug Riddell Walter Roberts Doug Rowe Jerry Rowe 70 Winston Sale Mary Lou Sawyer Ronnie Sayles Ivano Seredni Barbara Shearl Sandy Sherrod Virginia Sherrod Rick Simpson Joan Sings Jimmy Skelton Hunter Sledd C. B. Smith Donald Smith Wanda Snelson John Southard Linda Southworth Irene Stanton Linda Steger Chip Stepp Jimmy Sties Delores Svor Ronald Thompson Kenneth Thornton Wayne Thorpe Bonnie Tinsley Beverly Todd Linda Todd Mike Traylor Ray Tribble Ronnie Turlinski 7 Steve Vass Rita Wade Susan Wagner Douglas Walker Ray Wallace Pat Walthall Linda Warriner Roger Watkins Karen Weaver Kathy Webber Freddie Wilde Penny Wilde Emory Williams Vincent Williams Norman Wood Yvonne Wood Shirley Woods John Woodward Sanders Wyatt Vicki Zeheb Margaret Hartso Gail Metzger, Cathy Coleman, Rick Simpson, Barbara Bruce, Jerry Meanley, Wayne Fore, Susan Wagner, and Suzanne Luck support the juniors’ sign-making endeavors. 72 IN MEMORIAM Margaret Lavinia Steger July 19, 1947 - October 9, 1965 Steven Wayne Burton July 3, 1953 -November 25, 1965 73 oa Ou Class Officers: Donna Metzger, Presi- dent; Julie Traylor, Secretary; Jerry Seldon, Vice-President; Jimmy Napier, Treasurer. Brenda Andrews George Andrews Susan Andrews Mary Ann Ankeney Faith Anthony Susan Aslet David Atkins Danny Bailey John Baird Steve Baker Janet Barker Mary Jo Barnette Evelyn Bartlett Murrie Bates Nancy Baugh Frankie Bertrand Judy Bertrand Janet Bland Janice Bland Gerald Blunt 74 Norman Bobbitt Stuart Bolton Jane Booth Blanton Bradley Betty Brooks Lynn Brooks Douglas Bruce Peggy Bruce Donald Burton Ray Butler Bobby Call Clay Church Susan Clayton Donna Coates Danny Collier Cheri Colvig Karen Compton Steve Conti Remmie Cook Sherry Cook 75 Robert Corelle Deborah Cowger Winky Crafton Debbie Crawley Mike Creery Wayne Crump Robin Davis Donna Dean Barbara Denzler Mike Dodson 76 Bob Duckworth Linda Dudley Donna Duncan Merle Durvin Phil Easley Bonnie Eck Ronnie Edwards Helen Elkins Johnny Ennis Judy Ennis Stephen Ennis Linda Enroughty Linda Fairlamb Jeannie Ferguson Ronald Flournoy Patsy Ford Chery! Fornash Sharon Freeman Jerry Gainous Gerald Gammon Jimmy Garner Charles Gay Brenda Gibbs Richard Gibson Linda Gifford Robert Glass Estelle Goodell Rusty Gressett Floyd Griffith Kent Grumbles Vicki Hall Lee Hallock Betty Hampton Bunny Harding David Harris William Harris Diane Hart Tommy Hartley Georgia Haynes Jerry Haynes Joan Henley James Hiner Jimmy Holder Elaine Hollingsworth Linda Hollowell Michael Holt Gale Hopkins Marti Houchins Margaret Howard Wayne Howard Debby Hurley Wilma Hurtt Diane Jessie Tommy Johns Peggy Johnson Leona Jozefowski Carol Keeton Brenda Kidder Kenneth Knight Madeline Korb Tif Pat Lacy Patsy Lane Sheila Lanier Danny Larsen Karen Lea Paul Leighty Clyde Lewis John Lichtenberger Terry Long Kenny Makela Carolyn Major Edward Martin Debbie Matthews Angela Maynard Janet Mayo Josephine McCuiston Joan McWhirt Carol Merritt Donna Metzger George Miller Bill Minter Ann Moore Alex Moss Larry Moyer Barbara Mutispaw Anna Myers Howard Naff James Napier Brenda Napierkoski Richard Neatrour Linda Nelson Royall Newlon Joan Nicely Tommy Nimmo Polly Oakley Wayne O’Berry Martha Overby Thomas Park Susan Pasker Frank Patterson Alan Pecawicz Judy Peed Brenda Peroe Ricky Pierce Rosemary Pleasants Gail Polson Elizabeth Poythress Linda Prince Judd Proctor Bobby Ragsdale we Jack Ragsdale Wayne Ragsdale Debbie Ransome Donna Reed Wanda Reid Judith Robinson Nancy Rowe Douglas Sale Wayne Sale Steve Sandridge Sheryl Schrader Bill Scott Judy Scott Kenneth Seal Calvin Seay Jerry Selden Linda Shanholtz Suzanne Shonnard Mary Smith Mike Smith Jimmy Snedker George Spreckelsen Sherry Stallings Martha Stansell Rosa Stinnett Bobby Strang Richard Strang Brenda Sullivan Bill Sutherland Mike Sweeney Sophomores Donna Metzger, Marti Houchins, and Julie Traylor post signs to promote school spirit. 80 Lynn Swett Anna Taggart Susan Talley Billy Tate Bobby Taylor Craig Taylor Edwin Taylor Ann Thomas Julie Traylor Gay Trollinger Jimmy Tuck Nancy Tucker Ronnie Vest Donna Walters Donald Weeks Richard West Candy Whalen Barbara White Ricky Williams Vernon Williams Ll - Bonnie Wood Kathy Wood Wayne Wood Paul Yates Richard York Ed Young 8] Class Officers: Betty Har- mon, Vice President; Craig Harris, President; Lynn Henry, Secretary- Treasurer. Virginia Abernathy Germaine Akers Marian Allen Ronnie Allen Sandra Aliff Brad Anderson Steve Arthur Bradford Ashley Brenda Atkins Bonnie Atkinson Neil Atkinson Gail Bach Bertice Bailey Donna Bailey Mark Baker Charles Balderson Arva Barnes Konie Barnes Mike Barnett Courtenay Barrow Sharon Bartlett Bob Beard Wayne Beck Laurel Benoit 82 Deborah Bishop Sharon Blunt Terry Boggs Diane Brackett Sandra Brackett Debbie Bragg Robert Braithwaite James Breedlove David Brooks Michelle Brooks Gay Bruce Ruth Bullock Carolyn Callahan Gary Camp Linda Campbell Bonnie Carr Bonnie Chamberlain Patricia Chestnut Nancy Chimento Shirley Chin Gayle Chittum Ralph Christopher Jimmy Clark Virginia Clark Ricky Clay Ruth Clifton Ann Coleman Eddie Collins Billy Conner Deborah Cook Cathy Costin Linda Courtney Elizabeth Cox Donna Crumpler Aubrey Davis Fran Delmer Beverly Dixon Debra Dogoli Joyce Douglas Sharon Douglas Deborah Downey 83 Sandy Dunlavey Connie Dunn Maureen Dunne Diane Durham David Duvall Betty Jean Edwards Raymond Edwards Joy Elliott David Ellis Nancy Estis Joseph Fairlamb Christy Fariss Barbara Farmer Ervin Farmer Charles Fisher Deubra Flippen Nancy Flournoy Carolyn Flowers Cheryl Fox Brenda Francis Michael Francis John Freedell Shelley Friedhoff Erick Fuller Vernon Korb and Jerry Thurman perform an en- tertaining skit for their ninth grade English class. 84 Cynthia Fultz Pat Gauldun Julianne Garis Jan Garnett Alice Golding Harold Goodrich Linda Gregory Steven Gregory Billy Griffin Anne Marie Groux Susan Hadra Wendy Harding Anne Harris Craig Harris Linda Harris Ralph Harris Robert Hart Henrietta Hash Marie Hathaway Linda Hawkins Kevin Hempel Earl Henley Forrest Henley Lynn Henry Doug Hensley David Heppart Ann Holder Charles Holloway Jack Hornberger Ted Hudson 85 Charlene Hughes Denice Huxtable Steve Huxtable Debby Jacklet Debbie Johnson John Johnson Marty Johnson Karen Jones Steve Jones Donnie Journey Nancy Jozefowski Paul Kefauver Gerald Miller Mike Mills Wayne Moffett Roy Mondy Nancy Money Ben Moomaw Doris Moore Gene Morgan Joseph Muller Beverley Munn Faye Mutispaw Richard Neely Tommy Nelson Vicki Nelson Ernest Novello Pamela O'Brian Catherine O'Neill Stephanie Orange 86 Wallace Kingston Grace Lee Knight Vernon Korb Wayne Lambert Michael Lane Barbara Lawson John Lawson Herbert Layne Michael Lea James Lehman Carole Lemon Jeannie Lewis Michael Long Donald Lumpkin Dickie Mabie Pat Magee Wesley Mallory Larry Martin Judy Mason Wayne Matthews Bonnie McCurdy Robin McCurdy Linda Miles Dennis Miller Patricia Parker Steve Parsons Ronald Peed Robert Perrin Betty Jo Perry Michael Peters Ricky Peters Karen Peterson Peggy Philips Edwin Purdue George Purvis Helen Purvis Tommy Purvis Deborah Raymond Susan Revere Brian Rhodes Doug Richardson Debbie Rigsby Jerri Roney Charles Rush Faye Sandieson Dale Scott Raymond Scott Larry Seay Determining the focal length of a lens are ninth graders Michael Francis, Earl Henley, Marty John- son, Warren West, Wayne Matthews, Mike Long, Eddie Collins, Judy Ennis, and Mel Sharp. Mr. Tur- ner supervises. 87 ah Brenda Francis receives assistance class. Nancy Secor Steve Sena Roger Seredni Carleton Sharpe Mel Sharpe Susan Shealor Anne Shenberger Kathryn Sheppard James Shimchick Stephen Shultz Pete Simopoulos William Sledd Dale Smith Darnell Smith David Smith David Smith John Smook Linda Snead Jo Marie Snyder Mary Ellen Sties Glenn Stamry William Stratton Jean Summers Ann Sutherland 88 Dale Taylor Judith Taylor Joan Thomas Jerry Thurman Jerry Trent Steve Trent Gayle Tribble Sheila Tucker Beth Turner William Wade Martha Wagner Virginia Wagner David Ware Patricia Warriner Charles Washington Linda Watkins Lynn Watson Fred Waymack Warren West Jacqueline White Linda White William Wickham James Wilde Janet Williams Jeff Williams Yvonne Williams Bonnie Wilson Jerry Woodard Brenda Worley Madeline Wyatt Clifton Yarbrough Diane Yates Dale Driggers 89 Class Officers: Nancy Wallace, Secretary-Treas- urer; Jean Knaub, Vice President; Dickie McMul- lan, President. Kathleen Agnew Chuck Anderson Richard Andrews Richard Aslet Brenda Atkins Jerry Atkins Robert Atkinson Southey Bagwell Mark Baldwin Stephen Barker Tony Barnette Alex Barron Karen Bartlett Craig Baughan Beth Beadles Christine Beadles Debra Belvin Thomas Bevan Pattie Bland Debbie Blanton Eddie Bolton Steve Bolton Ann Booth Jackie Bostain 90 Eileen Bowen Robert Bowers Carolyn Brand Debbie Broache Pam Brock Bruce Brooks Ann Brown Wayne Brown Mark Bryan Daniel Bryant Gloria Bryant Carol Burley Judy Burnette Edward Burton Mary Jean Burton Mark Burton Patricia Burton Diane Cannon 91 Debbie Carlton Gail Carlton Carolyn Carr David Carroll Marty Carter William Carter Elizabeth Cassidy Allen Cauthan Howard Chin Susan Clarke Dale Clement Rose Coates Patricia Cobb David Coleman Robin Collins Cathy Colvig Joan Conner Beverly Cook Bruce Cook Charlotte Corelle Betty Courtney John Crockett Henley Crowe Anita Curle Charles Drake Sharon Draper Kay Duckworth Jimmy Duvall Kenny Eaves Nancy Eddleton Brenda Edwards Norman Edwards Louise Elkins Floyd Ellett Michael Ellett Dale Evans Shelly Fallert Sims Felton Mac Fisher Earl Flournoy Ricky Ford Wilson Freeman Donald Fuqua Catherine Gambke Jane Gatewood Chris Genier Mary Gentry Greg Gerhardt Charlotte Gilliam Danny Glenn Debra Ann Gormus Becky Gortney Kathleen Griffith Dee Groves 92. Mark Dalton Diane Daniel Pat Daugherty Charles Davis Deborah Davis Connie Dean Kathy Denton Joan Dicken Deborah Dickerson Dave Dickerson Darlene Diehr John Doswell Thomas Grubbs Connie Gurren Charles Hallock Ginger Hankins Deborah Harding Bonnie Harris Barbara Hawkes Julius Hawkins Mike Heflin Stuart Henderson Brenda Hertless Ricky Hester 93 Gerry Hicks Ivy Hill Glenda Hite Judy Holmes Charles Horan Darryl Horton Carolyn Hott Davy Hudgins Cathy Hudgins Vicky Hunt Jean Inge William Jenkins Doug Johnson Larry Johnson Shirley Johnson Betty Keeton Wayne Kelley Chris Kennedy Dale Kennelly William Kidd Robert Kilgo Susan King Leslie Kingsley James Knaub Jean Knaub Neil Laing Phyllis Lammay Billy Layne Graham Lees Linda Leftwich David Lewis John Lewis Debbie Lloyd Roger Lloyd Bill Longest Charles Loving Stephany Lowell Jimmy Lunsford Lynn-Marie Lynn Betty Major Bryan Martin Diane Martin Harold Martin Joan Martin Angie Mason Teresa McCauley Billy McDaniel Karen McKinley Dickie McMullan Joan McNamara Robert Merritt Jerry Melton Joann Menzer Linda Messier Kathy Metz Brenda Miller Carl Miller Linda Miller Deborah Mills Denny Mills Frances Monaco Michael Montgomery Berkley Morton Sandra Moses Allan Mosier LaVerne Napier Michael Neely Patricia Neely Alvin Nelson Catherine Nelson Anthony Nevi Carol Nichols 94 Jerry Nimmo Brenda Nunnally Terry Oates Diane Owens Joe Parker Paige Patterson Ernest Peek Susan Peters Brandon Pettit Debra Philip Jennifer Phillips Marshall Pierce Je Eee Pitts Paula Powell Lura Poythress Hiram Pritchard Gail Proctor Ronnie Puckett Marianne Purvis Ruth Rankin Elaine Reeder Mike Rich Ruth Richardson Jackie Roberts Les Mark Schultz illustrates a point to Pam Taylor, Joan Dicken, Lawrence Johnson, Barry Ward, and Frank White in Mr. Col- ley’s eighth grade history class. lg 95 96 Lit Roden Jimmy Roney Linda Rose Joe Rupp Pamela Saunders Lin Schwartz Donnie Scott Joyce Seal Jimmy Seward Shirley Seward Donna Shelton Ernest Shinault James Shockley Margaret Shugart Mark Shultz Kay Sibley Billy Sickinger Robert Sledd Wayne Smith Ricky Smorto Elaine Sommer Robert Sommer Carolyn Southard Gary Stevens Sharon Stokes Neal Sullivan Dale Svor John Sweeney Laurence Talley Garry Taylor Milton Taylor Pam Taylor Karen Teacher Cecelia Tenser Richard Tharp Joanne Thomas Mike Thomas Mary Thompson Edward Tilman Mona Townsend Phyllis Traylor Lorraine Trent Dennis Tuck Frankie Tuck Steve Tuck Brenda Tucker Linda Tyler Sue Tyler Debra Vest Robin Vidler Greg Voth Kay Wade Alfred Walker Barbara Wallace Nancy Wallace Janice Walton Ray Watts Vivian Weeks Randy Werner Karen Whitaker Bucky White Johnny Williams Chip Wilson Lynda Wilson Kathy Wright Pat Wright Sandra Wright Patricia Wyatt Tommy Yarrington Susan Yates Loyd Zurn Joseph Zyglocke Mrs. Jenkins’ eighth graders read through a play. 97 Ann Abernathy Donnie Abernathy Sherry Adams Terry Adams Marcia Akers Danny Allard Larry Allen Ben Ames Clyde Anderson Marsha Anderson Pat Anderson Michael Andrews Linda Armstrong Janet Arnold SEVENTH GRADE Marcia Ashing Donna Atkinson Bob Bailey Rudy Baldacci Elois Barnes Debbie Bass Cynthia Baughan Rebecca Beadles Kathy Bevan Diane Bishoff Ralph Blanning Teresa Bowden Dale Bowen Carol Bragg Barry Brindle Scott Briggs Carol Brizendine Bonnie Brock Nancy Brock Anne Brockwell Steven Brown Will Brown Cliff Bruce Jack Bruce Jean Bruce Joanne Bryan Tina Burch Doug Burgess Steven Burton Randye Butcher Connie Butler Mike Call Junior Campbell Peggy Canary Karen Cardoza 98 Miss Gouldin assists seventh graders in at- tempting a science ex- periment with helium. 99 Ann Carlton Cathy Cassidy Jimmy Chapman Preston Chiles Joanne Christopher William Clark Edward Clingman Linda Cloninger Mike Coates Larry Coghill Kathy Collins Barry Compton Bill Connell Ricky Cornett Dabney Cowger Linda Crafton Debbie Crawford Kenny Creery Terry Crenshaw Pat Crew Dale Crider Diane Crump Kathy Crump Bill Dalton Nancy Daniel Donnie Davis Gloria Davis Judy Davis Gene Fornash Nancy Frank Christopher Fredericksen Alvin Friedhoff Crystal Gainous Jo Ann Gauldun Karlyn Gambke Margaret Garis Brenda Garner Janet Garrison Janis Gaulding Mike Gearheart Mary Lee Gibbs Sharon Gilliland Bill Gilman Barbara Golden Stan Goodell Garry Granger Ronnie Greene Stuart Gregory Kathy Groux Billy Grubb Mark Grumbles Wayne Gusti Christine Hajduk Chuck Haller Jane Hamner Warren Hargis Mike Harris Vicky Harris Rickie Harrison Gary Hazelwood Brenda Healey Ann Hill William Hinton 100 Judy Degen Doug Denton Libby Dowdy Cheryl Dreyer Freddie Duff Carol Dugan Pat Duvall Mike Edging Debbie Edwards Mary Catherine Ellis Debby Emerson Dave Eure Mary Fairlamb David Fuqua James Farmer Sally Farmer Susan Farmer Michael Fletcher Monica Flood Gary Ford Pam Ford Pat Holliday Michael Holliday Ricky Houchins Kenny Howell Randy Hudson David Hunt Debbie Jackson Jay Jackson Wallace Jackson Lynn Jenkins David Jennings Sandra Jennings Kathy Johns Glenn Johnson Ricky Johnson Susan Jones Martha Jozefowski Billy Kay Garry Keckley Peggy Keeton Donnie Korb Mike Lawson Sue Layne Charlotte Lehman Barbara Lewis Carol Lewis Dale Lewis Danny Lickey Ben Lillethorup Bobby Littlepage Tommy Lindsey Debbie Long Danny Longest Roger Longest Charles Loving 10] i | Connie Loving Wanda Lunsford Pat Lyle Tommy Lyles Kathy Machanski Pete Macrae Barbara Madison Steve Matthews Margaret Marie Lowell Martin Bonny McDaniel Howard McGregor Kathy McMullan Susan McNamara Betty Metz Kathy Miles Gordon Millikan Bill Mitchell Bonnie Montgomery Janet Murphy Keith Murray Wanda Naff Kathy Neatrour Dalvin Nelson Mary Nelson Tommy Nelson Gregory Nevi Edith Newcomb Butch Newton Brenda Noel Lin Norman Paul Novello Cathy Oates Glenn Pachler Bonnie Peacher Ricky Peroe John Pettus Kathy Philip Charles Phillips Christy Pitts Nancy Pond Janice Powers 102 Jeanne Powers Rita Poythress Joe Ramsey Dale Reed Jeff Rice Nancy Robinson Ted Robinson Johnny Rupp Vicki Rush Mindy Russ Larry Russell Ellen Salmon Donna Sammons Samuel Schools John Scott Wayne Seay Willie Seay John Seredni David Seward Sharon Sharpe Sherri Sheppard Bruce Shorter Keith Shultz Jane Sibley Joe Sickinger Roxanne Siford Bill Skinner Roy Slaughter Randy Slayton David Smith Diane Smith Gayle Smith John Smith Jimmy Smook Ray Snyder Larry Watkins Sharon Watkins Harry Webb Wayne West Sandra Whitmer Stephen Wilburn Patrease Wilhoit Freddy Williams Stuart Williams Pat Williamson Vickie Withers Anne Witt Andrew Wood Bette Ann Wood Denise Wood Nancy Woodward Janet Worley Pam Worth Pam Wright Doug Yacenda Keith Zimmerman 103 Susan Southall Billy Spicer Douglas Stewart Cora Stinnett Alan Stone Danny Stuck Terry Suddarth Diane Talley Jeaneen Talley Kenneth Talley Lynne Talley Jerry Tate Delaney Teacher Stephen Thompson James Thornton Judy Tinsley David Tostenson Danny Townsend Janet Traylor Janet Trent Bobby Trexler William Tribble Sandra Trott Charlie Tumblin Dianna Uhl Greg Valainis Robert Vaughan Eugene Vencill Roland Vest Susan Vial Vicki Vidler Pam Voth Chuck Wade Paul Walker Cindy Washington FOCUS on SPORTS é Supe tors 104 +.will respect the property and repata OF our compet itor RWS HE a rae 105 Bobby Walter Second Haurand, Doug Moyer, Jerry McGuinn, Zyglocke, Chipper Clarke, Carl Jones, Ron Gibson, David Rose. Row: Tommy Bradley, Ron Vest, Emory Williams, Ivano Seredni, Lin Ford, Bruce Harvell, Davey Crockett, Jimmy Godfrey, Donnie Martin, Chip Evans, Chipper Collins. Third Row: Richard Hargis, Russell Cornett, Frank Patterson, Royall Newlon, Wayne O’Berry, Jimmy Skelton, John Hall, Rip Perry, Wayne Dunn. Fourth Row: Ronnie Schools, Stuart Bolton, Larry Moyer, Mike Creery, Johnny Hines, Pat Lacy, Rick Simpson, Paul Yates. Fifth Row: Chuck Boyd, Wayne Thorpe, Freddie Wilde, Jerry Gainous, Chip Stepp, Barry Robertson, Eddie Burks, Ralph Bullock. In their first year in Group 1-A competition, the Warriors achieved an outstanding record of 6-2-2. Led by tri-captains Chipper Clarke, Doug Moyer, Walter Zyglocke, and the two leading runners, Chip Evans and Carl Jones, the varsity team scored an average of 14.5 points per game. The Warriors won the statistical battle but came out on the short end of a 19-14 score against Thomas Jefferson in the season opener. Henrico gained 174 yards rushing to T. J.’s 130, while T. J. led in passing yardage, 63 to 52. The Warriors scored more first downs, 10-7. Fullback Chip Evans was named ‘Back of the Week”’ by local newspapermen for his outstand- ing play in this game. Evans gained 126 yards on 14 carries and scored both Warrior TD’s. Henrico scored in every period, played all 44 mem- bers of the team, and used a tremendous goal-line stand to preserve a 25-0 shut-out over the Varina Blue Devils. Carl Jones led the ball carriers with 67 yards on 10 carries. Chipper Clarke completed three passes for 41 yards, and Russell Cornett intercepted a pass. Doug Moyer’s blocking and defense were also game highlights, along with a great team defense that held Varina to only 29 total yards. In the John Marshall game, the Justices converted Warrior mistakes into scores, defeating Henrico 13-0. 106 WARRIORS EXCEL OF GROUP 1-A Despite good defensive play, a rain soaked crowd of 3,000 saw the warriors lose, even though they won the statistical battle. The Warriors rebounded with a win over the Meadowbrook Monarchs. After a tackle by Moyer, the ball was fumbled into the hands of Chipper Clarke. He raced 95 yards for the first touchdown in the War- riors 20-0 win over Meadowbrook, as the Warriors chalked up another victory. The Warriors powered their way to touchdowns the first two times they had the ball and crushed Highland Springs’ hopes for a homecoming victory under a 20-0 score. Ron Gibson intercepted a Springer pass and ran 25 yards for the last Warrior touchdown, climax- ing a game that saw the Springers gain only 57 yards. One of the highlights of the 1965 season was the Warrior 21-20 victory over Lee-Davis. With Chipper Clarke, Chipper Collins, and Walter Zyglocke leading the way, Henrico handed Lee-Davis its first and only loss in a spectacular game, before a standing-room- only crowd. After the Confederates scored on the open- ing kickoff, Henric o intercepted a pass on the Lee- Davis 26 yard line and ran for a score. A 49 yard pass to Chipper Collins brought the second touchdown for the Warriors and after a series of passes to McGuinn DEFENSIVE LINEUP OFFENSIVE LINEUP IN FIRST YEAR COMPETITION and Jones, Chip Evans went over for the third Henrico score. Walter Zyglocke and the fine defensive team held the Confederates to 70 yards, while the Warriors rushed 219 yards. Chip Evans ran for three touchdowns, and Clarke kicked the extra points, as Henrico won over Prince George by a score of 21-13, for its fourth straight vic- tory. Halfback Carl Jones played another outstand- ing game, adding 103 yards rushing. Henrico’s first homecoming crowd was shown a fine example of the Warriors’ winning play, as Henrico’s spirited team defeated Patrick Henry 10-7. With the score tied until the second half, Clarke kicked a 16 yard field goal for the winning margin. Ina fine defensive game, in which Davey Crockett, Walter Zyglocke, Chipper Collins, and Chipper Clarke were outstanding, Henrico and its greatest rival, Tucker, battled to a 7-7 tie. Warrior school spirit was at aq maximum, as Wayne Dunn intercepted a pass on the 20 and ran it to the 6 yard line, where Chipper Clarke dived over for the touchdown. A hard-hitting and fierce tackling Warrior team, led by Coach John Brown, tied Hermitage by a score of 7-7, before a crowd of 5,000. Henrico’s tremendous moral victory crushed the Panthers’ hopes for the district title. A fumble, recovered by Emory Williams on the Hermitage 13, set the stage for Ron Gibson’s 107 Co-Captains Chipper Clarke, Manager George Miller Doug Moyer, and Walter Zy- glocke touchdown pass to Carl Jones in the second quarter. In the waning minutes of the game, Hermitage man- aged to tie the score, as Henrico closed a successful year. Coach John Brown, who was named one of Vir- ginia’s ten most outstanding coaches, was ably assisted by Coach Colley, line coach; Coach Vitek, backfield coach; and Coach Lowry defensive backfield coach. At the annual football banquet, awards were given to the following for their outstanding play: Most Spirited, Carl Jones; Best Lineman, Doug Moyer; Best Defensive Player, Walter Zyglocke; Best Blocker, Doug Moyer; and Most Valuable Player, Chipper Clarke. RECORD Henrico 14 Thomas Jefferson 19 Henrico 25 Varina 0 Henrico 0O John Marshall 13 Henrico 20 Meadowbrook 0 Henrico 20 Highland Springs 0 Henrico 2] Lee-Davis 20 Henrico 21 Prince George 13 Henrico 10 Patrick Henry 7 Henrico 7 Tucker 7 Henrico 7 Hermitage 7 The offensive team rolls for another first down against Tucker. Ronnie Gibson takes a flare pass for a long gain. Mid-game tension is reflected in the face of Coach Brown. Racing by the Tucker defender, Lin Ford gathers in a pass from quarterback Chipper Clarke. 108 Ronnie Gibson crashes t Tucker defense. With a savage tackle, Walter Zyglocke brings a Tucker run to an abrupt end. Quarterback chipper Clarke scampers around right en FOSTER LEADS WARRIOR FIVE Wayne Churchill, Walter Zyglocke, Bobby Bostain, Kenny Foster, Dennis Johns. Standing: David Howell, Carl Wood, Allan Greene, Scotty Minor, Wayne Thorpe. 110 Despite their move into the stiffer competition of the newly formed Group I-A Capital District, Henrico’s varsity cagers managed to post a respectable season's record of ten wins and ten losses. Coached by Phil Coppage, the team kept the league championship in question until the final game of the season by pro- viding upsets at crucial points. For the fourth year, Henrico was led by all-stater Kenny Foster. The team also relied strongly on the shooting and rebounding of senior Bobby Bostain. Cen- ter Allan Greene, Butch Zyglocke, Scotty Minor, Wayne Thorpe, Dennis Johns, and Carl Wood also added strong support for the Warriors. After getting off to a somewhat disappointing start with two wins and three losses, which included a heart-breaking one point loss to Hermitage in the closing seconds, Henrico upset John Marshall 70-65 before a capacity crowd. Henrico, down by five points just after halftime, pulled away on a steal by Foster, and the Justices never caught up. Close games against George Wythe, Hermitage, and Highland Springs provided the impetus necessary to bring Henrico into the high point of the season, a 90-81 overtime defeat of league-leading Lane. Led by Kenny Foster’s 37 points, the Warriors snapped Lane’s eleven-game winning streak. With seven seconds left in the game, Kenny Foster made both ends of a one- and-one to give Henrico the lead. Then, with the game all but won, Harris was fouled in the act of shooting and sank two free throws to send the game into over- time. In the overtime period, Henrico outscored Lane 14-5 to record its eighth win in 15 games. The Warriors ended the regular season with a record of nine wins and nine losses. In the Capital District Tournament, they won over fourth-ranked John Marshall, only to lose to top-ranked Lane in the semi-finals. Kenny Foster ended his sensational four-year bas- ketball career at Henrico, setting many records not soon to be equaled. He became the 21st Virginia scholastic player to score over 1,500 points. His final four-season total was 1,685 points, a new record for the metropolitan Richmond area. He was named to the All-Capital District team, the All-Metropolitan team, the Capital District Tournament team, and was awarded the Capital District Fred McCracken Sports- manship Award presented by area officials. Foster possesses nearly every individual record at Henrico. Henrico Henrico Henrico Henrico Henrico Henrico Henrico Henrico Henrico Henrico Henrico Henrico Henrico Henrico Henrico Henrico Henrico Henrico Henrico Henrico a2 66 63 53 74 70 54 58 74 oye) 63 60 58 by, 65 90 66 80 75 56 RECORD Varina George Wythe Douglas Freeman Hermitage Highland Springs John Marshall Tucker Lane Thomas Jefferson George Wythe Douglas Freeman Hermitage Highland Springs John Marshall Tucker Lane Thomas Jefferson Varina DISTRICT TOURNAMENT John Marshall Lane Foster starts a drive for the basket. 45 65 7] yo 85 65 is he) 67 49 66 62 66 oy 47 8] 55 62 64 73 Handling the ball expertly, Bobby Bostain heads for the basket. Despite a determined Highland Springs defense, Walter Zyglocke shoots behind Allan Greene’s screen. tn Bobby Bostain, Kenny Foster, and oO Walter Zyglocke scramble for the ball as Dennis Johns vies for an important tip-off. ilppie rategy is planned in the locker room at halftime. Kenny Foster drives to add two points against Highland Springs. ey ieee, Op Kenny Foster, takes possession of the ball. Tommy Hartley, Steve Arthur, Wayne Matthews, David Atkins, Steve Sandridge, Jerry Selden, Jimmy Napier, Norman Bobbitt, Ronald Peed, Bobby Taylor Second Row Bobby Strang, Danny Collier, Jerry Hughes, Brad Ashley, Micheal Lea, Roger Seredini, Johnny Ennis, Dickie Strang, Doug Sale, Bubba West, Steve Ennis, Vernon Korb, Donald Lumpkin, Mike Mills, Bradley Anderson, Jerry Haynes, Darnell Smith, Wayne Kelly, Eugene Bailey, Craig Taylor, Ervin Farmer. JV. ENJOYS WINNING SEASON 114 An inexperienced but spirited junior varsity team, led by co-captains Jerry Selden and Mike Sweeney, enjoyed another winning season in 1965. The team’s strong defensive efforts were led by Steve Ennis, Donnell Smith, Bradley Anderson and Jimmy Napier. Offensive standouts included Jerry Selden, Craig Taylor, Jerry Haynes, and Danny Collier. Tucker, as always, provided the most exciting game. A tense atmosphere prevaded as the Tigers edged by the Warriors, 7-0. Warrior opposition was allowed only three touch- downs throughout the season; and in Coach Phil Cop- page’s opinion, the team played well. They compiled a record of three wins, two losses, and two ties. RECORD Henrico 0O Prince George 0 Henrico 0 Highland Springs 0 Henrico 6 Benedictine 0 Henrico O John Marshall 14 Henrico 34 Varina 0 Henrico 38 Patrick Henry 7 Henrico 0O Tucker 7 Co-Captains Mike Sweeney and Jerry Selden with Coach Coppage. Steve Jones, Mike Long, Billy Stratton, Norman Bobbitt, Jerry Selden, Donald Weeks, Steve Ennis, Manager Second Row Bobby Strang, Manager; Craig Harris, Ricky West, Jerry Haynes, George Andrews, Edwin Taylor, Ronnie Vest, Roger Seredini, Ray Butler, David Harris, Coach Davis. JV. BASKETBALL TEAM PLAYS IN TOURNAMENT Hustle, teamwork, and an effective press were the main ingredients in the J.V.’s success. The team fin- ished second in the J.V. league, compiling a record of 15 wins and 4 losses. This equals the best record of any Henrico J.V. team. Ten players earned letters for their efforts during the season. Ray Butler, with a 10.7 average and Ron- nie Vest, with a 10.4 average, were the leading scor- ers. George Andrews was the leading rebounder with an 8.8 per game average. High points of the season came against arch-rival Tucker. In the first Tucker game the team reached two seasonal highs by shooting 58.5% and scoring 73 points. In the second Tucker game after trailing 24 to 1 at the end of the first quarter, the team came back to win 67-64 in overtime. By virtue of their second place finish, the J.V. played John Marshall’s J.V. in the Capital District Tournament. They lost to John Marshall by a score of 46-43. us) RECORD Henrico 49 Varina 32 Henrico 55 George Wythe 38 Henrico 52 Douglas Freeman 38 Henrico 59 Hermitage 49 Henrico 42 Highland Springs 40 Henrico 61 John Marshall 64 Henrico 73 Tucker aye) Henrico 40 Lane 35 Henrico 43 Thomas Jefferson 36 Henrico 66 George Wythe Sif Henrico 42 Highland Springs 34 Henrico 39 John Marshall 42 Henrico 67 (Overtime) Tucker 64 Henrico 53 Hermitage 40 Henrico 54 Lane 39 Henrico 39 Thomas Jefferson 42 Henrico 35 Douglas Freeman 33 Henrico 54 Varina 42 ’ RTE SINR =) Richard Tharp, John Doswell, Neil Laing, Julius Hawkins, Ricky Hester, Bill Jenkins, Bubba Zyglocke, Jackie Bostain, Wayne Brown, Randy Pettit, Ricky Ford. Second Row: Mr. Davis, Coach; Mike Heflin, Denny Mills, Joe Parker, Wilson Freeman, Mark Brian, Larry Talley, John Crockett, Norman Edwards, Mac Fisher, David Lewis, Mike Montgomery, Dale Svor, Steve Bolton. EIGHTH GRADE TEAM GAINS EXPERIENCE Enthusiasm and spirit ushered in the eighth grade football season. The game statistics, 1-4, do not ex- press the hard-fought and close games and the de- termined effort of each player. The team, coached by Guy Davis, showed marked improvement as the season progressed and defeated Tucker 13 to 7 in the highlight game of the year. Outstanding players for the entire season were Steve Bolton, Bill Jenkins, Cookie Edwards, Bubba Zyglocke, Larry Talley, Charles Davis, Joe Rupp, Mark Bryan, and Mac Fisher. RECORD Henrico O Tucker 21 Henrico O Thompson 20 Henrico 13 Chandler 26 Henrico 13 Tucker f Henrico O Fairfield 14 Coach Davis confers with Co-Captains Bill Jenkins and Steve Bolton. 116 OREO SY Bobby Sledd, David Lewis, Jackie Bostain, Bubba Zyglocke, Nor- man Edwards. Second Row: Mr. Cox, Coach; Gary Stevens, Ronnie Puckett, Mark Brian, Larry Talley, Steve Bolton, Bill Jenkins. EIGHTH GRADERS ARE UNDEFEATED Henrico’s basketball fortunes appeared bright as Coach Dick Cox’s eighth grade cagers crushed all op- position, compiling an 8-0 record. Long hours of practice had to be scheduled around the varsity and junior varsity teams, and most games were played on Saturday mornings. The team scored two victories each against Patrick Henry, Varina, and Tucker, and also defeated Lee- Davis and St. Paul’s. In the first game against arch-rival Tucker, the scoring was close, the Warriors topping the Tigers by 46 to 42. Although the Warriors started slowly in the second meeting, a second-half spurt put them ahead to stay, 42-36. A team high score of 83 points was established against the Blue Devils of Varina. Coach Cox em- ployed every player in setting a tremendous scoring pace. High scorers for the team included Norman Ed- wards, Jackie Bostain, Larry Talley, Steve Bolton, and Bubba Zyglocke. Rebounding strength was largely due to the talents of Edwards, Talley, and Mark Bryan. 117 RECORD Henrico 25 Patrick Henry 18 Henrico 37 St. Paul 11 Henrico 49 Varina 39 Henrico 83 Varina 35 Henrico 46 Tucker 42 Henrico 46 Lee Davis 34 Henrico 42 Tucker 36 Henrico 62 Patrick Henry 51 seosooaee r ‘ ; ' “| i i } i | | | 1 i ‘ ‘ : i ' : i i ' Tae ns st ; s 4 “| 1 | : | ‘ : ‘ { i i i { i | i i |. amen GE con | | : : 4 ’ Varsity Squad: Susan Haurand, Nancy Covington, Lorraine Mori- coni, Ann Carneal, Nancy Dyke, Betsy Golden, Jeannie Berkley. Sec- ond Row: Peggy Bruce, Judy Rob- inson, Barbara Bruce, Vicki Zeheb, Beverly Todd, Mary Ann Ankeney, Debbie Reams, Managers, Miss Darden, Coach. Third Row: Pat Greene, Madeline Korb, Managers. enna renot MMe GIRL CAGERS POST A leading scorer, Peggy Bruce, chalks up a basket in the win over Tucker. Peggy Bruce scores another two points for Henrico. Co-Captains Lorraine Moriconi and Ann Carneal talk over strategy for the game. o 118 Marti Houchins, Co-Captain; Debbie Davis, Beth Beadles, Robin McCurdy, Kathleen Agnew. Second Row: Kathy Gambke, Bonnie McCurdy, Brenda Miller, Janice Walton, Linda Rose, Bonnie Eck. WINNING SEASONS After beginning the season with a win over Doug- las Freeman, the 1965 girls basketball team went on to finish with a record of nine wins and one loss. The loss to Hermitage brought the team a tie with the Panthers for first place in the Capital District. Among the most exciting encounters of the season, the game with Highland Springs ranks high. The War- rior co-captains, Lorraine Moriconi and Ann Carneal, led the team to a resounding victory with a score of 61-27. In both contests with arch-rival Tucker, the War- riors crushed the Tiger team with scores of 41-21 and 44-25. The Hermitage games were split. Henrico won the first 43-38, but lost the second by 10 points to their 47. This year the Warrior girl cagers, under the fine leadership and coaching of Miss Darden, broke many records. They scored the most points in any single game, which was 61. Ann Carneal scored 28 points, the most points scored by any individual in a game. They also hold the highest point average per game, which was 45.6. The Warriors hold the longest winning streak of seven games. Peggy Bruce, Jeannie Berkeley and Ann Carneal were Henrico’s leading scorers. After defeating Douglas Freeman, the J.V. girl cagers went on to complete another winning season. Under the fine leadership of Coach Broughman, the girls compiled a 6-2 record. The two defeats came at We Third Row: Arva Barnes, Debbie Bragg, Linda Gregory, Carolyn Major, Madeline Korb, Manager. Fourth Row: Madeline Wyatt, Nancy Baugh, Mrs. Broughman, Coach. the hands of the Patrick Henry Varsity and the Huguenot J. V.’s. Co-captains Marti Houchins and Robin McCurdy led the Warriors in a strong man-to-man defense, which was a great asset to the team. Robin McCurdy and Arva Barnes were among the team’s leading scorers. VARSITY RECORD Henrico 43 Douglas Freeman 17 Henrico 4] Tucker 21 Henrico 43 Hermitage 38 Henrico 5] Highland Springs 20 Henrico 47 Varina 34 Henrico 44 Douglas Freeman 24 Henrico 44 Tucker 25 Henrico 37 Hermitage 47 Henrico 6] Highland Springs 28 Henrico 45 Varina 26 JUNIOR VARSITY RECORD Henrico 26 Douglas Freeman Henrico 42 Tucker 18 Henrico 25 Huguenot Henrico 33 Douglas Freeman 5 Henrico 8 Patrick Henry (Varsity) 25 Henrico 3] Tucker 5 Henrico 20 Huguenot 21 i | Jimmy Garner, Manager; Bobby Gibson, David Melton, Robert Meinhard, Bobby Ragsdale, Henry Richardson, Joe Salmon. Second Row: Arne Growen, Sanders Wyatt, Ken Grosch, Doug Walker, Mr. Baylor. Third Row: Tommy Ford, Roy Mondy, David Brown, Ricky Peters, Pete Walker, Jerry Meanley, Bill Scott. SALMON, RICHARDSON LEAD Despite their record, the Warrior cross country season was not without its bright spots. Seniors Joe Salmon and Henry Richardson, who led the team throughout the season, were honored with selection to the All-Capital District team. Salmon was a standout performer for four years, setting several records on his home course and at other schools. He sustained only one loss to a team- mate during his last three campaigns, and holds the school mark of 9:56 on the Henrico two-mile course. Richardson ran exceptionally well in his only sea- son of competition, and was the sole Henrico runner to defeat Salmon. Dave Melton, who was also a four-year veteran, Bill Scott, and Ricky Peters were consistent scorers. Sanders Wyatt and Bobby Ragsdale contributed valu- able points on several occasions. RECORD Henrico 28 John Marshall 28 Henrico 37 Tucker 23 Henrico 38 Freeman 23 Henrico 38 Hermitage 23 Henrico 40 St. Christopher’s 21 Henrico 30 Thomas Jefferson 25 Henrico 3] George Wythe 24 Henrico 28 John Marshall 2 TEAM Joe Salmon and Henry Richardson near the finish line. Henrico’s entries prepare for the district meet at the University of Richmond course. ; 120 SPORTS STANDOUTS KENNY FOSTER Basketball: All Tournament First Team; All Capital District First Team; Fred McCrack- en Sportsmanship Award; All Metro First Team CARL JONES Football: All Capital District Third Team; All Metro Honorable Mention BOBBY BOSTAIN Basket- ball: All Capital District Second Team DOUG MOYER Football: All Capital District First Team; All Metro First Team; All State Third Team WALTER ZYG- LOCKE Football: All Capital District First Team; All Metro Second Team. Bobby Bostain Kenny Foster Carl Jones Doug Moyer Walter Zyglocke i i i ; : : Gail Howard Melody Wade Gail Metzger Donna Metzger VARSITY CHEERLEADERS ee z AR i Linda Skinner, Head Cheerleader Bonnie Wood Marilyn Rechenbach 122 Gwynne West Julie Traylor Diane Schools CHEERLEADERS BOOST SCHOOL SPIRIT JU NIO R V ARS ley. Miss Martin, Sponsor; Ann Sutherland, Peggy Phillips, Ann Cole- man, Debbie Cook, Dickie McMullan, Mary Jean Burton, Brenda Worley, Gay Bruce, Brenadine Walls, Susan Clarke. 123 FOCUS on ORGANIZATIONS 124 125 Senior High: John Baird, Carole Hollingsworth, David Howell, Susan Pasker. Second Row: Jerry Haynes, Irene Stanton, Susan Talley, Benny Pleasants, Jimmy Napier, Sharon Moses, George Miller, Donna Metzger, Mary Ann Ankeney, Delphine Wood. Third Row: Jean Butler, Linda Matthews, Ronnie Gibson, Paul Anderson, Janet Baird, Phyllis Dugan, Doug Moyer, Ronnie Trib- ble, Joan Butler. Officers: John Burton, President; Mrs. Miller, Sponsor; Doug Rowe, Vice-President; Mary Lou Gilman, Secretary; Marti Houchins, Treasurer. 126 SC A SPONSORS FIRST Long before school began in September, the SCA was hard at work familiarizing club of- ficers with parliamentary proceedure at their leadership workshop. Early in the year, the SCA reviewed the charters of all service clubs, and as the sec- ond semester began, they sponsored the Win- ter Carnival. As one of the highlights of the social year, this dance, in a frigid Arctic set- ting, complete with a rustic ski lodge, pro- mises to be a tradition at Henrico for years to come. In the spring, the SCA sponsored its annual stunt night in which all of the clubs partici- pated. Also, the completion of the SCA’s scrapbook was completed. With it, they hope to preserve the year’s highlights and memor- ies of the school. With the co-operation of the art class es and the shop, a carved totem pole is to be erected in the lobby of the gym. Warrior cos- tumes were ordered and made to be avail- able for use at games and pep rallies in the future. papirees— { mal Junior High: Ann Coleman, Gary Keckley, Charlotte Corelle, Jean Powers, Gloria Davis, Lowell Martin, Michael Andrews, Ann Holder, John Doswell, Jackie Bostain. Second Row: Debbie Cook, Susan Hadra, Nancy Estis, Roxanne Siford, Pat Wyatt, Karen Teacher, Debbie Jenkins, Marion Allen, Charles Fisher, Steve Bolton, Jean Knaub. Third Row: Nancy Walls, Brenda Worley, Pete McCrea, B en Ames, Norman Edwards, Nancy Flournoy, Brenda Miller, Dickie McMullan, Wayne Matthews, Jerry Thur- man, Betty Harmon. : we ee Ye . a is 4 . ie te Mrs. Anderson, Sponsor, and Y-Teens Triangle II! members, Sharea Crawford, Suzanne Luck, and Linda Anderson, admire their new SCA charter. John Bowers and Donna Bailey work with Irene Stanton on the SCA scrapbook. Mrs. Armsworthy, SCA co-sponsor, assists Barbara Bruce and Wayne Fore in painting a snowy landscape for the Winter Carnival. a7 Editorial Staff: Ted Durvin, Editor; Delphine Wood, Janet Baird, Deanna Jordan, Susan Abbott, Bill Potteiger. Back Row: Julie Traylor, Carole Justice, Susan Pasker, Paul Anderson, Lynda Jef- fries, Linda Baughan, Donna Metzger, Sharon Moses, Jim Mead, David Smith, Mrs. Graham, Sponsor, Mary Margaret Garcin. TOTEM POLE COVERAGE INCREASES With the distribution of spring supplements in September, another year of planning, arguing, writing, typing, and frantic activity began for the ‘66 Totem Pole staff. As deadlines neared, Room 59 became a cluttered center of bedlam. Through the efforts of the business staff, ad and subscription sales increased, and the Totem Pole was enlarged twenty pages. In efforts to obtain more unposed pictures, the staff tried to utilize more student photographers. A twelve-page spring supplement covering all Spring activities will be distributed in the fall of next year. Janet Baird, Mrs. Boyd, and Griselda McWhirt confer on a layout for the advertising pages. r Donna Metzger, Susan Pasker, Deanna Jordan, Linda Baughan, and Sharon Moses concentrate on meeting a dead- line. The subscription drive, along with the solicit- ing of ads, keeps Linda Matthews, Griselda McWhirt, Candy Whalen, and other mem- bers of the business staff occupied. Ted Durvin, editor, ponders over the cover design for the 1966 Totem Pole. Business Staff: Belinda Reeder, Linda Matthews, Griselda McWhirt, Business Manager; Rita Wade, Jerry Hughes. Standing: David Brown, Candy Whalen, Chuck Boyd, Beverly Wheeler, Jimmy Preissner, Mary Jo Barnette, Judd Proctor. 129 mamta eae Seated: Nancy Burley, Alice Hott, Assistant Business Man- agers; Marilyn Durvin, Cir- culation Manager. Standing: Mrs. Britt, Sponsor; Harry Long, Business Manager. SMOKE SIGNALS INCREASES COVERAGE Me Providing Henrico with the first six-page edi- tions, the ‘Smoke Signals” staff worked diligently to- ward a better newspaper. Led by sponsor, Mrs. Britt, and Editor-in-Chief, Donna Lampie, the staff’s hard work was evident in a much improved newspaper. The November edition of the ‘‘Smoke Signals’’ announced the names of the five candidates for the 1965 Homecoming Court, which, until then, had been a secret. A later edition announced the names of those students who were nominated for the Senior Superlatives. Color inserts were distributed with each copy of the February issue. These color inserts, not locally published, were another new addition to the paper. Members of the staff attended the University of Richmond Clinic and the Capital District Leadership Conference. The three delegates from ‘Smoke Sig- nals’’ to SIPA were Marilyn Durvin, Alice Hott, and Nancy Burley. Students and faculty were invited to submit let- ters to the editor expressing individual ideas and opinions on any subject. Students were also given an opportunity to voice their opinions on the newspaper. Alice Hott works on a pasteup of a page. 130 Lorraine Moriconi purchases a newspaper from Marilyn Durvin. WITH SIX PAGE EDITIONS Donna Lampie, Editor-in-Chief; Carol Good, News Editor; Cal- vin Seay, Doug Riddell, Car- toonists. STANDING: Rowland Hempell, Reporter; Arva Barnes, Junior High Editor; Betty Ford, Exchange Editor; Nancy Harris, Club Editor; Nancy Covington, Keith Witt, Sports Editor. 13] Rowland Hempel and Nancy Burley proof-read copy. Delphine Wood, ’President; Susan Haurand, Linda Walker, Linda Matthews, Mary Margaret Garcin, Belinda Reeder. Second Row: Gary Atwell, Wayne Thorpe, Vice-President; Carol Good, Betty Stansell, Secretary; Janet Baird, ICC Representative; Third Row: Sanders Wyatt, Doug Rowe, Irene Stanton, Beverly Todd, Nancy Burley, Mrs. Willis, Sponsor. N.H.S. SPONSORS TUTORING, HONOR CODE Jimmy Napier, Vice-President; Donna Metzger, Susan Pasker, Margaret Howard, President; Debbie Cook, Donald Lumpkin. Second Row: Donna Walters, Donna Crumpler, Lynn Henry, Jerry Selden. Third Row: Julie Traylor, Marti Houchins, Carolyn Major, Secretary; Danny Collier. Standing: Brenda Kidder, Karen Jones, Debbie Raymond, Gail Bach, Bonnie Carr, Kent Grumbles, Bill Scott, Bob Beard. Carol Hollowell, Ann Nevi, Jimmy Grady, John Southard, Virginia Gilbert. Second Row: Ricky Cochran, Steve Baughn, Joe Davis, Linda Pleasants, Mike Bohamnon, Bob Duckworth, Norman Wood. Third Row: Mr. Mann, David Ankeney. Pete George, Matt Maas, Gloria Richardson, Carol Olliff. Second Row: Mr. Reid, Eldridge Tucker, Alvin White, John Proctor, Brenda Lehman, Betty Weeks, Betty Jernigan, Linda Lewis, Brenda Spence, Frances Martin. Third Row: Billy Alphin, David Shuck, John Messere, Mason Jones, Mike Willis. Triangle III: Mrs. Anderson, Sponsor; Sandy Sherrod, Marilyn Durvin, Gail Metz- ger, Cathette Busbee, Betty Clary. Second Row: Bonnie Tinsley, Diane Maitland, Carole Justice, President; Linda Anderson, Vice- President; Sherry Crawford, Secretary; Suzanne Luck, Treasurer; Janye Olliff, Joan Sings. Third Row: Bobby Haurand, Sweetheart: Cynthia Burton, Sandra Garnett, Jackie Poskey, Donna Jackson, Pat Walthall, Shirley Anderson, Joyce Olliff, Yvonne Wood. Fourth Row: Jane Mcinturff, Brenda Pecawicz, Carole Hollowell, Nikke Fowler, Betty Lou Baughan, Betsy Golden, Carole Guenther, Janis Douglas. Fifth Row: Shirley Woods, Norma McNamara, Susan Abbott, Lynda Jeffries, Cathy Coleman, Susan Wagner, Gail Howard, Sandy Britt. de WPCC PO (GBR BBE ee eet Y-TEENS ATTEND CITY-WIDE Triangle |: Joy Elliott, Bonnie Atkinson, Mrs. Gibson, Sponsor; Fran Delmar. Second Row: Karen Jones, Vice President; Debbie Johnson, Trea- surer; Beverly Dixon, Secretary; Ann Shenberger, Gay Bruce, Car- olyn Callahan, Donna Bailey, Jackie White. Third Row: Mary Ellen Bruce, Pam O’Brien, Sharon Douglas, Ann Sutherland, Brenda Francis, Betty Jo Perry, Brenda Worley, Peggy Phillips. Fourth Row: Ginger Wagner, Bonnie Wilson, Jeannie Lewis, Lynn Henry, Bonnie Carr, Sharon Bartlett, Linda Courtney. Fifth Row: Pat Magee, Marie Hathaway, Debbie Raymond, Christy Farriss, Sheila Tucker. Triangle II: Carol Good, Secretary; Janet Baird, President. Second Row: Sharon Moses, ICC Representative; Carole Hollingsworth, Linda Garrett, Ginny King, Treasurer; Charlene Harris, Bonnie Parker, Linda Thomas, Jeanne Clary, Mary Margaret Garcin, Miss Ritchie, Sponsor. Third Row: Diane Schools, Georgia Glass, Brenda Mc- Namara, Belinda Reeder, Donna Massei, Melody Wade, Deanna Jordan, Deborah Reams, Gwynne West, Barbara Williams, Linda Lewis. CANDLELIGHT SERVICE Triangle IV. Donna Walters, President; Jerry Haynes, Sweetheart. Second Row: Susan Tally, Janice Bland, Janet Bland, Vice-President; Carolyn Major, Secretary; Vicki Hall, Treasurer; Robin Davis, Cheri Col- vig, Mary Jo Barnette, Bunny Harding, Susan Clayton, Brenda Andrews. Third Row: Faith Anthony, Brenda Gibbs, Suzanne Shonnard, Marti Houchins, Joan Nicely. Fourth Row: Brenda Kid- der, Margaret Howard, Linda Dudley, Gale Hopkins, Ann Thomas, Debbie Cowger, Bonnie Wood, Susan Pasker, Julie Traylor. Fifth Row: Mrs. Gates, Sponsor; Kathy Wood, Judy Robinson, Elaine Hollingsworth, Carol Keeton, Patsy Lane, Brenda Sullivan, Donna Metzger. 135 Lorraine Moriconi, Sweetheart; Bobby Gibson, Arne Growen, Ry- land Saxby, Richard Hargis. Second Row: Gary Atwell, President; Pete Walker, Ted Durvin, Vice-president; Joel Salmon, John Bur- ton, Keith Witt. Third Row: Benny Pleasants, Wayne Thorpe, Sec- retary; Mike Traylor, Rick Simpson, Treasurer; Jerry Meanley, Dennis Johns, Charles Patterson, Chaplain. Fourth Row: Doug Rowe, Jim Duesberry, David Brown, Jimmy Harris, Jimmy Sties, Ken Grosch. Fifth Row: Mr. Sorrell, Sponsor; Royall Newlon, Floyd Griffith, Steve Sandridge, Bill Scott, Kent Grumbles, Jerry Selden. DISH WASHING INITIATES KEY CLUB MEMBERS Key Club members Rick Simpson, Wayne Thorpe, and Jimmy Sties clean up after an- nual spaghetti supper. 136 Carrying homemade keys and washing dishes after the spaghetti supper initiated fifteen new members into the Key Club this year. The giant keys, made by the prospective members, advertised the spa- ghetti supper which was held before the Tucker football game. A toy drive, a safety project, contributing to the Christ- mas Mother, AFS, and cafeteria, and help- ing a needy family kept the members busy. Teachers were surprised at an afternoon faculty meeting, when members served homemade refreshments as part of their teacher appreciation campaign. As an added courtesy, the faculty received their Christmas dinner free from the Key Club. In March, representatives were sent to the Key Club Capitol District Convention in Norfolk, Virginia. Christmas baskets, decorated like sleighs and Santa Clauses, were collected by the Hi-Y and given to the Christmas Mother this year. A community Christmas tree at Chamberlayne Shopping Center was decorated by members as another project. In February, the annual Sweetheart Dance was held. Crowning of the new sweetheart highlighted this semi-formal dance. The club made a substantial contribution to the Grayson Murphey Memorial Scholarship Fund. Gray- son was a charter member of the Hi-Y. Scottie Long, Secretary; Julian Gilman, Vice-President; Bruce Har- vell, Historian; Walter Zyglocke, Treasurer; Paul Anderson, Presi- dent; Wilson Davis, Chaplain; Linwood Brown, ICC Representative. Hi-Y members Jim Mead, Paul Anderson, and Wilson Davis decorate for the Sweetheart Dance. pp? PLO” Hi-Y CONTRIBUTES TO MEMORIAL FUND Bruce Harvell, Walter Zyglocke, Rip Perry, Scotty Long, Terry Drumheller, Russell Cornett, Mike Hildebrand, Mr. Ruscus, Mr. Ney, Sponsors. Second Row: Paul Anderson, Freddie Wilde, Wilson Davis, Larry Sharpe, Julian Gilman, Lin Ford, Doug Moyer, Bobby Bostain, Carl Jones. Third Row: Henry Ford, Jim Mead, Frank Shimchick, Chipper Clarke, Norman Bobbitt, Donnie Martin, Don- nie Matthews, Jimmy Atkinson. Fourth Row: Raymond Wallace, David Howell, Chip Evans, Ivano Seredini, Linwood Brown, Ronnie Gibson, Jimmy Napier. Linda Walker, Publicity Chairman; Roberta Kelley, Parliamentarian; Linda Sue Baughan, Treasurer; Delphine Wood, President; Alice Hott, Secretary; Mary Wright, Vice-President. Have you got your “’SS?’’ was the question asked by mysterious Indians during the Pep Club Sportsman- ship Drive. The other members were disguised as “OOSS” agents to arouse student interest and to pro- mote sportsmanship. Those students who knew ‘’SS”’ was school spirit were given cards stating the Warriors sportsmanship code. Printed on a large sign in the gym was the sportsmanship code which reminded students to exhibit sportsmanship at all athletic events. Sponsored by Miss Trevvett and led by President Delphine Wood, members sold football programs at all the home games. A special edition with pictures of the football players and the homecoming court was published for the homecoming game. Pep Club members promoted honesty during exams in a citizenship drive. They placed in each homeroom signs to be a constant reminder to students of their honor obligations. Members worked earnestly in making posters for not only sports activities but the projects of other clubs also. As a fund-raising project, the Pep Club held a car wash in the spring. PEP CLUB EMPHASIZES SCHOOL SPIRIT Linda Walker, Jean Crump, Linda Sue Baughan, Alice Hott, Bonnie Moore, Brenda Eudailey, Dianne Falconer. Second Row: Linda Matthews, Rita Wade, Joan Keckley, Mary Lou Gilman. Third Row: Diane Whitmer, Diana Evans, Beverly Wheeler, Mary Wright, Carolyn Fitzgerald, Delphine Wood, Linda Cobb, Judy Duncan, Roberta Kelley, Barbara Orange. DRAMATIC AND FORENSIC SOGIETY John Lichtenberger, John Melton, Vice-President; Ted Durvin, President; Sanders Wyatt, Treasurer; Rick Briggs, Secretary. Standing: Robert Meinhard, Bob Beard, Mrs. Alfano, Beverly Todd, Allan Pecawicz, Floyd Mondy, David Brown. Second Row: George Fox, Edward Gressett, Richard Newell, Stuart Martin, Ben Moomaw, Ricky Peters, Judd Proctor, Ronald Thompson. “% Kneeling: Charles Patterson, Debbie Shorter, Carol Good, Martha Anis, Charlotte Brazier. Seated: Vernon Dunn, Butch West, Mrs. Hollans, David Ankeney, Betty Ford, Mary Moore, Beverley Gran- ger, Peggy Evans, Donna Lampie. Standing: Jimmy Jones, Connie Davis, Lorraine Moriconi, Carole Justice, Brenda Napierkoski, Ann Moore, Nancy Harris, Ande Tenser, Phyllis Dugan, Betty Mont- gomery, Carline Clark, Deanna Jordan, Janet Harmon, Julian Gil- man, Rick Simpson, Wayne Thorpe, Stuart Martin, Mike Traylor, Linwood Muire, Linda Maxey, Jim Mead. On the Ladder: Diana Shearl, Marilyn Rechenbach, Diane Schools, Belinda Reeder, CHESS CLUB Gloria McNutt, Donna Reed, Brenda Garnett, Barbara Dickerson, Linda Simpkins, Mary Moore, Pat Greene, Ann Blankenship, Martha Anis, Mrs. Martin, Sponsor. Second Row: Nancy Parrish, Linda Steger, Linda Anderson, Linda Powell, Linda Maxey, Lynn Coates, Patricia Hughes, Linda Baldwin, Norma McNamara, Joan Sings, Joan Nicely, Mrs. Anderson, Sponsor. Third Row: Jo Mc- Quiston, Diane Holmes, Bonnie Owens, Diana Evans, Cindy Bar- nette, Mary Barnette, Jackie Poskey, Linda Warriner, Janet Harmon, Carline Clark, Linda Cobb, Jean Crump. FBLA SPEARHEADS TOYS FOR TOTS DRIVE 140 Laden with Teddy bears and kiddy cars, FBLA members hustled to complete one of their many an- nual projects, ““Toys for Tots.’’ Activities were varied and many, including a trip to the Methodist Child- r en’s Home here and out-of-town journeys to Wash- ington, and Fredericksburg for the yearly FBLA Con- vention. Closer to home were the regional convention held this year in Richmond at Richmond Professional Institute and the state convention at the John Mar- shall Hotel. The Henrico Future Business Leaders com- peted in various events, including a spelling bee, a scrapbook judging, and a public speaking contest. The need of students to have business training was discussed by Mr. William V. Daniel at the an- nual assembly sponsored by FBLA. Leading the FBLA were Mary Moore, President; Martha Anis, Vice-President; Barbara Dickerson, Sec- retary; Brenda Garnett, Treasurer; and Mrs. Martin, Sponsor. An informative talk on the need for business education in high school is delivered by Mr. William V. Daniel. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Diana Evans, Donnie Abernathy, Mary Wright, Mary Margaret Garcin, Wayne Thorpe. Standing: David Smith, Charles Fisher, Bonnie Tinsley, Jim Jones, Nancy Phillips, Marilyn Durvin. Janice Walton, Linda Messier, Anita Curle, Glenda Hite, Mary Estis, Barbara Orange, Karen Peterson. Second Row: Ann Booth, Gail Proctor, Nancy Estis, Diane Daniels, Carolyn Southard, Linda Miles, Karen Teacher, Shelly Fallert, Jeanne Ferguson, Mary Ellen Bruce, Michelle Brooks, Brenda Sullivan, Barbara O’Berry, Nancy Stevens, Nancy Phillips, Chris Kennedy, Virginia Sherrod. Third Row: Doris Naff, Pat Neely, Bonnie Chamberlain, Alice Hott, Mary Gayle Gentry, Charlotte Correlle, Deborah Carl- ton, Ann Brown, Carol Nichols, Pat Wright. Fourth Row: Ruth Rankin, Pat Magee, Paula Powell, Jenny Phillips, Kay Duckworth, Dale Clement, Susan King, Carolyn Brand, Mary Ann Purvis. Fifth Row: Carolyn Hott, Linda Tyler, Betty Major, Kay Sibley, Nancy Eddleton, Beverly Cook, Bootsie Coates, Barbara Hawkes, Laura Poythress, Joan McNamara. CHRISTIAN YOUTH LEAGUE Joe Ramsey, Mark Grumbles. Second Row: Ralph Blanning, Ray Snyder, Sherry Harris, Mrs. Waldbauer, Jane Hamner, Freida Poythress, Bonnie Montgomery, Jennie Phillips, Benjamin Brown. Third Row: Donna Bailey, Denise Huxtable, Joy Elliott, Christy RED CROSS SENDS Anne Blankenship, Suzanne Luck, Paul Anderson, John Bowers, Pat Walthall, Pam Brooks. Second Row: Linda Anderson, Linda Dudley, Garnet Sheppard, Terry Long, Judy Scott, Mary Margaret rl SHERNS | Pitts, Robin Vidler, Debbie Vest, Karen McKinley, Linda Courtney, Michael Heflin, Mark Baldwin. Fourth Row: Ricky Peters, Janice Walton, Sharon Bartlett, Debbie Rigsby, Debra Belvin, Debbie Jacklett, Shelia Tucker, Wendy Harding, Gregory Voth. BOXES TO VIET NAM 142 Garcin, Mrs. Waldbauer. Third Row: Edward Gressett, Alice Hott, Kathy Co leman, Betsy Golden, Brenda Peroe, Julie Traylor, Ginny King, Richard Gibson, George Andrews. Rita Wade, Diane Ferguson, Bonnie Tinsley. Second Row: Linda Gifford, Joan McWhirt, Helen Elkins, Linda Bagwell, Beverly Granger. Third Row: Doris Naff, Linda Dudley, Melody Wade, Barbara Orange, Nancy Baugh, Brenda Peroe, Bunny Harding, Mary Anne Ankeney, Cheri Colvig, Mrs. Waldbauer. FUTURE NURSES TOUR HOSPITALS Being a nurse requires time and energy, and so does being in the Future Nurses Club. Excursions and talks topped the list of activities for the future nur- ses, Early in the year the group visited the Crippled Children’s Hospital, where they entertained and vis- ited with the patients. Senior members were given an opportunity to look into the future when they visited Richmond Memorial Hospital’s open house. The group also toured the University of Virginia campus and hospital. As a service project, clothes and toys were collect- ed for the Hillside Center. Guest speaker Miss Toni Bliley talked to the group about the career of an x-ray technician. Stu- dent nurses from Grace Hospital, Medical College of Virginia, St. Luke’s, and Stuart Circle also gave lec- tures. The student body was invited to see a FNA-spon- sored movie on open-heart surgery in February. Diane Ferguson, President; Mrs. Waldbauer; Rita Wade Sec- retary. American Field Service: Karen Weaver, Alice Hott, Nancy Burley, Betty Stansell, Nancy Harris, Betty Ford, Ted Durvin, Gary Atwell, Jim Mead. Second Row: Arne Growen, John Burton, Mary Margaret Garcin, Sharon Moses, Donna Lampie, Harry Long, Beverly Todd. Third Row: Barbara Bodwell, Paul Anderson, Delphine Wood, Marilyn Durvin, Beverly Wheeler, Candy Whalen, Diane Whitmer, Linda Matthews, Griselda McWhirt, Barbara Bruce, Mary Agnew. Inter-Club Council: Mrs. Alfano, Donna Massei, Secretary; Carol Fourth Row: Nancy Baugh. Good, Linda Matthews, Brenda Worley, Diane Ferguson. Second Row: Donna Lampie, Jim Mead, Chairman; Linda Dudley, Deborah | e C Raymond, Nikki Fowler, Sharon Moses, Courtney Barrow. . 5 e 144 VARSITY DRILL TEAM Miss Newborn, sponsor; Mary Gentry, Paula Power, Beth Turner, Debbie Phillips, Jennifer Phillips, Mona Towsend, Pat Magee, Mary Ellen Bruce, Linda Tyler, Debbie Harding, Vivian Weeks, Pat Neely, Debbie Dickerson, Betty Courtney, Frankie Tuck, Susan Hadra, Shelia Tucker, Debby Vest, Debby Carlton, Joan Martin, Betty Jo Perry, Debby Johnson, Susan King, Debbie Broach, Gail Carlton, Brenda Francis, Charlene Hughes, Patricia Wyatt, Deborah Rigsby, Gail Proctor, Nancy Flournoy, Dee Groves, Pat Warriner, Diane Daniels, Cathy Colvig, Vicki Nelson, Captain. Brenda Pecawicz, Nancy Baugh, Linda Prince, Carolyn Major, Kathy Wood, Linda Dudley, Jackie Poskey, Betty Brooks, Nancy Covington, Madeline Korb, Ann Carneal, Yvonne Tharp, Susan Haurand, Beverly Todd, Linda Todd, Terry Long, Linda Shan- holtz, Donna Coates, Mary Anne Ankeney, Brenda Sullivan, Bunny Harding, Susan Clayton, Elizabeth Poythress, Linda Lewis, Lynda Gifford, Donna Dean, Gale Polson, Bonnie Eck, Martha Anis, Mary Moore, Jane Mcinturff, Rita Wade, Gay Trollinger, Lorraine Mori- coni, Debby Hurley, captain. JV. DRILL TEAM Flute Sanders Wyatt Kathleen Agnew Doug Bruce Jean Summers Sherry Stallings Oboe John Bowers Bassoon Irene Stanton Kathy Costin Clarinet James White Phyllis Dugan Donna Bailey Ronald Johnson Linda Gregory James Barrow Ken Makela John Lawson Barry Ward Mike Poskey Members of the concert band re- hearse for a program. eS . ’ ae OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCES Rick Pasker John Lichtenberger Barbara Lawson Ruth Bullock Alto Sax Floyd Griffith Cheryl Fox Bill Robins Tenor Sax Robert Bowers Eric Fuller Baritone Sax Steve Vass Bass Clairnet Jerry Selden Betty Lou Baughan Debbie Mills Coutra Bass Clarinet Sandy Dunlavey Cornet Fred Waymack Wayne Sale Bill Kidd Ronald Puckett Bruce Brooks Trumpet Glen Rose John Fitzgerald French Horn Dave Melton Bruce Fleming Steve Arthur Vince Williams Trombone Stan Harris Charles Rush Wallace Kingston Bob Beard Charles Washington Jim Knaub Baritone Horn Blanton Bradley Steve Sandridge Recording Bass Bill Scott Royal Newlon String Bass Betty Clary Chico Costin Martha Overby Ben Moomaw Tympani Rick Briggs Percussion George Fox Richard Mosher John Beattie Bob Gibson Vernon Williams i ia i e u H.H.S. BAND 147 8:00 practices and long hours of extra labor paid dividends as the band received recognition and lavish praise for their outstanding performances during the year. The band’s collaboration with Tucker at the foot- ball game between the two rivals resulted in one of the season’s greatest halftime shows. Other highlights of the band’s fall activities in- cluded the performances at the University of Rich- mond homecoming festivities and the VEA convention. The Henrico musicians were selected to entertain at the Toy Parade and the Tobacco Festival Parade also. Students had an opportunity to see and hear the band at pep rallies, school concerts, and other events. Throughout the year, the band set an example in school spirit and enthusiasm. The sign-making talents of the band were displayed at games and pep rallies, and their artistic abilities earned special commenda- tion in the Christmas basket and room-decoration contests. Along with the chorus, the concert band taped a program for educational television. This special Christ- mas program was aired on December 24. G Tg Fire-twirling by the majorettes lights up the Tucker bonfire. Belinda Reeder Joan Butler Carole Justice Susan Talley 148 Donna Massei, Head Majorette 2 ROS HR OTS EE? BES Sa @ Linda Garrett, Co-Head Majorette cyenrcecomemaye anh oh ESSERE Betty Lou Baughan Linda Davis High-stepping majorettes lead the band from the field. 149 s eaees LL ei se: Sani: eeneeeea ssaneuueeeconnnn ba SenGteuseneusscsaeenccn oe Concert Choir; Yvonne Tharp, Donna Jackson, Betty Jo Clary, Linda Pleasants, Gwynne West, Billy Chaplin, David Ankeney, Bill Emerson, Jimmy Jones, Brenda Frances, Debbie Raymond, Barbara Dickerson, Mary Agnew, Linda Skinner. Second Row: Martha Stan- sell, Betty Montgomery, Ann Coleman, Beverley Granger, Melody Wade, Alvin Jones, Jimmy Godfrey, Rowland Hempel, Brenda Kidder, Betty Stansell, Nancy Gutshall, Linda Prince. Third Row: Garnett Sheppard, Joan Keckley, Jeanette Wood, Jean Berkley, Charles Danner, Eddie Kerr, Ervin Farmer, Benny Pleasants, Deborah Reams, Susan Hadra, Jane Clark, Connie Davis, Linda Cobb. Fourth Row: Kathy Dunn, Donna Walters, Ronnie Tribble, Kevin Hempel, Mrs. Willis, Walter Roberts, Jerry Miller. MUSIC DEPARTMENT PRESENTS Girls Chorus: Cecilia Tenser, Helen Elkins, Pat Magee, Joan Mc- Whirt, Charlotte Gilliam, Connie Gurren, Becky Gorthney, Brenda Nunnally, Robin Collins, Debra Gormus, Jackie Roberts, Beth Cassidy, Diane Owens, Jane Gatewood, Frankie Tuck. Second Row: Paige Patterson, Judy Holmes, Ann Booth, Christina Kennedy, Gail Proctor, Mary Jean Burton, Maureen Dunne, Betty Keeton, is A AE A ee a a a, 9 se st 150 Deborah Lloyd, Connie Dunn, Carolyn Doeppe, Sharon Blunt. Third Row: Barbara Wallace, Patsy Lane, Pat Cobb, Robin Vid- dler, Cynthia Martin, Andrea Maynard, Mrs, Willis, Linda Lane, Gail Carlton, Kay Wade. Fourth Row : Patricia Wyatt, Gloria Bryant, Mary Ellen Parker, Debbie Carlton, Ann Holder, Sharon Stokes. Fifth Row: Sharon Draper, Judy Taylor, Cathy Colvig. sropeyensoperecereseorerontenen ° Carole Justice leads the dancing girls, portrayed by the majorettes. Madame de la Fleur (Betty Stansell) renews her acquaintance with Americans Kid Connor (Ronnie Tribble) and Con Kidder (David Ankeney). “THE RED MILL” Tulips, wooden shoes and a Red Mill set the stage for a gala presentation of Victor Herbert’s musical. The story involves two Americans, Kid Conner, portrayed by Ronnie Tribble, and Con Kidder, por- trayed by David Ankeney, who are stranded in a Dutch town. They are entangled in a scheme to rescue Gretchen from marrying the Governor against her wishes. Her father, learning of the scheme from the keeper of the Red Mill Inn, locks Gretchen in the old Red Mill to prevent her escape until the Governor comes to claim her hand. On returning, the Governor then falls in love with Juliana, Gretchen's aunt. This leaves Gretchen free to marry Hendrick, portrayed by Charles Danner. Her father opposes her marriage to Hendrick until he learns that Hendrick has inherited one million pounds. The work of the concert choir, accompanied by the band, brought out large audiences for two out- standing performances. Gretchen (Betty Jo Clary) and her captain (Charles Danner), the operetta’s romantic leads, serenade each other. The entire company presents the finale. 151 GWYNNE WEST REIGNS OVER FIRST HOMECOMING “Hi ‘65,’ a formation by the band, welcomed the class of 1965 to Henrico’s first homecoming game. Other activities at half-time included the presentation of the homecoming court, made up of five senior girls chosen by the student body: Hedi Lack, Diane Schools, Carol Sorrell, Gwynne West, and Delphine Wood. Gwynne West was crowned Queen, and Diane Schools was named Maid of Honor. Henrico alumni received invitations to the homecoming game and dance with their yearbook supplements early in the fall. The queen and her court reigned over an evening of dancing with an ‘indian Summer’ theme. With music provided by the Escorts, the couples led a formation in honor of the queen. The festivities were under the direction of the Senior Class. Gwynne West, 1965 Homecoming Queen, greets her subjects. Mr. Tubbs crowns Henrico’s first Homecoming Queen. Members of the homecoming court stand by as Gwynne West is ; named Queen. Looking on are: Delphine Wood, Paul Anderson, Steve Shrader, Carol Sorrell, Frank Bradley, Diane Schools, Maid Of Honor; Jimmy Hale, and Hedi Lack. 154 David Howell escorts sophomore princess Donna Metzger. Julian Gilman crowns Gail Metzger. -¥ PRESENTS GALA SWEETHEART DANCE A surprised Gail Metzger is named Hi-Y Sweetheart. Senior princess, Charlene Harris, is escorted by Bruce Harvell. [oS As the bonfire blazes, cheerleaders sing out a victory chant. CHEERLEADERS BOOST SPIRIT AT PEP RALLIES i Diane Schools leaps to make a basket for the “Tucker Team.” } (at: ‘ : Majorettes stand at attention in preparation to start routine. J, V. Cheerleaders yell, ‘‘Stand up and holler for HHS.” The football team runs through a victory sign. 156 low “We've got the whole school on our side’’ echoed through the gym at pep rallies this year as Henrico demonstrated the best spirit the school has ever had. Led by the Class of ‘66, class rivalry reached a frenzied peak. Homerooms were plastered with signs and posters as Warriors of every class rampaged to win a school spirit contest judged by the cheerleaders. The seventh grade won; but according to Coach John Brown, there was a terrific improvement in school spirit, which he attributed to the Senior Class. One of the highlights of this year’s pep rallies was the crowning of the ‘‘Homecoming Queen.” ‘Zelda’ Zyglocke, ‘‘Hilda’’ Harvell, ‘“Clementine’’ Clarke, and ‘Pearl’ Perry were among the princesses competing for the title. Through claps and yells the students elected the ‘’girl’’ of their choice. Miss ‘Zelda’ Zy- glocke was chosen as Henrico’s first ‘Homecoming Queen” by an overwhelming margin. At the last scheduled pep rally of the year, Hen- rico’s outstanding band honored the seniors with their Alma Mater. During the Capital District Basketball tournament, a surprise pep rally was held to provide another boost to the Warrior spirit. Linda Matthews, Carol Good, and Linda Skinner re- presented Henrico at Girls State. Delegates to Boys State included Richard Hargis, Keith Witt, Walter Zyglocke, Paul Anderson, and John Burton. Janet Baird and Jim Mead served on Miller and Rhoads Teen Board, and Linda Walker was Henrico’s representative to Thal- himer’s Deb Council. 158 We. rrr Lin SB Delegates to SIPA—Left to right: Susan Abbot, Lynda Jeffries, Marilyn Durvin, Alice Hott, Nancy Burley, Jim Mead. STUDENTS ACHI Many students achieved positions of recognition at Henrico this year. Janet Baird was named a semi- finalist in the National Merit Scholarship competition, excelling thousands of students throughout the coun- try. Also a winner in national competition, Betty Stan- sell proved her prowess in English by winning a Na- tional Council of Teachers of English Achievement Award, assuring her of acceptance by the college of her choice. The Richmond Chapter of the Daughters of the Betty Stansell Janet Baird EVE RECOGNITION American Revolution awarded their annual citizen- ship award to Mary Margaret Garcin for her outstand- ing contributions to the school and community. Henrico’s representatives to the Southern Inter- scholastic Press Association, a convention for high school journalists from several states, were Susan Abbott, Lynda Jeffries, Marilyn Durvin, Alice Hott, and Nancy Burley. Further recognition for Henrico at SIPA this year was provided by Jim Mead, who was elected president last spring. Mary Margaret Garcin Library Assistants: Brenda Atkins, Connie Davis, Kay Duckworth, Debby Emerson, Miss Harvey, Mary Lee Gibbs, Miss Cunningham, Dale Clements, Alvin Nelson, Brenda Atkins, Carolyn Brand, Jackie Roberts, Beverly Cook, Betty Major, Kathe Wright. Standing: Joan Henley, Barbara Mutispaw, Floyd Mondy, Diane Cannon, Karen Bartlett, Janet McCarter, Lynn Swett, Brenda Gibbs, Madeline Wyatt, Judy Scott, Diane Bartlett, Sherry Sheppard, Wayne Clarke, Steve Trent, Barbara O’Berry, Kathy Glass, Virginia Cox, Joan Thomas, Phyl- lis Davis, Debbie Blanton. STUDENTS SERVE IN VARIOUS WAYS Projectionists: Mike Spain, Jay Jackson, Butch Henderson, Gary Hicks. Second Row: Kenneth Knight, Steve Pendleton, Jerry Nimmo, John Smor- to, Marty Carter, Doug Riddell, A.B. Noel, Bob Kennelly, Eddie Kerr, Mark Burton, Jimmy Lunsford, Miss Cunningham. 160 Office Assistants: Brenda Tucker, Judy Holmes, Janice Walton, Pat Magee, Janet Bland, Donna Crumpler, Bar- bara Orange, Garnett Shep- pard, Jean Crump, Betty Ford, Alice Golding, Nancy Harris. Cafeteria Assistants: Jimmy Powell, Betty Cochran, Ira Hall, Wayne Brooks, Charles Snedker. School Store: Deborah Reams, Linda Simpkins, Jessie Win- ter, Mary Moore, Martha Anis. 161 FOCUS on Af . 162 163 7800 W. Broad Street Road 288-2807 The HOLLADAY HOUSE FOR FINE FURNITURE TODD'S ESSO SERVICENTER 3325 N. Boulevard Phone 353-5359 Quality Lines of Nationally Advertised Furniture, Accessories and Carpets KRUEGERS FOOD STORE Carried and on Display Fine Food Since 1937 Open Mon., Tues., Thurs., Fri., 10 to 9 4924 Chamberlayne Ave. Saturday 10 to 6, Closed Wed. We Have a Delivery Service SHOPPING NOW AT 2 LOCATIONS CALIGUS 266-7633 1101 Midlothian Turnpike 794-2021 PINNED FOR LIFE Sou thwester. 7 | Life Atlantic Life Division RICHMOND, VIRGINIA © 164 % we Lots and lots of fans and a good loud band cheer the Warriors on to football victory. CHARLES M. EDGAR BUILDING FIXTURES CO., INC. TO THE CLASS OF ‘66 PROCTOR’S Restaurant and Delicatessen LAUREL PARK SHOPPING CENTER 2320 Hungary Road REFRESHMENTS CHOICE STEAKS PIZZAS BOX CHICKEN SANDWICHES PARTY TRAYS ORDERS TO GO Phone 266-9987 DUNN'S DRIVE-IN 3716 Mechanicsville Pike Phone 643-7676 Compliments of RESTAURANTS POCAHONTAS vitor FANCY CANNED Catering to Private Parties FOODS Spacious Parking FOR RESERVATIONS 1501 Robin Hood Rd. 355-9181 5221 Brook Rd. 353-9734 PREISSNER’S MARIE’S BEAUTY SALON SHELL STATION SEA SG NATRIENAMS) Tires — Batteries — Road Service 643-2410 Steam Cleaning — Auto Repairs 5000 Chamberlayne at Azalea Open Nights by Appointment Phone 266-3025 Specializing in Fine American and Italian Foods ROSSI’S CASTAWAYS 3406 Mechanicsville Pike Richmond, Virginia Phone 648-2730 MECHANICSVILLE MOTOR CO, INC. Mechanicsville, Virginia Sales and Service Parts and Accessories Phone 746-5217 OLD DOMINION TRACTOR AND EQUIPMENT CO., INC. 2001 Westmoreland Street Richmond, Virginia FORD FARM AND INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT “Easy Does It’’ SALES — SERVICE — PARTS Dial 353-2757 WORMLEY’S AMOCO SERVICE Road Service Brake Service Tune-Ups Free Pick-Up and Delivery 3rd Avenue and Brookland Park Blvd. HARRIS-BRENAMAN INCORPORATED @ Athletic Supplies @ Sporting Goods 717 East Grace Street Richmond, Virginia 648-4796 TIMBERLAKE BROS. SERVICE STATION AMERICAN OIL RADIO DISPATCH TRUCKS WE MAY DOZE BUT NEVER CLOSE 24 HR. WRECKER SERVICE Phone 648-9963 600 West Grace Street Wsry 4 Iuc. MOBILE HOMES — MOBILE TRAILERS MOBILE OFFICES—MOBILE CLASSROOMS MOBILE BANKS — MOBILE CLINICS 1415 CHAMBERLAYNE AVENUE RICHMOND, VIRGINIA PHONE 644-4566 643-4743 Richmond 20, Virginia {Sjunticut LAUNDRY DRY CLEANERS INC. 1900 Chamberlayne Avenue Richmond, Virginia Phone 643-0284 WOOD'S BI-RITE FOOD STORES 1211 Bellevue Avenue 358-0381 400 N. Robinson Street 355-2500 DELIVERY SERVICE JOHN L. RATCLIFFE, INC. FLORISTS MEMBER FLORISTS TELEGRAPH DELIVERY 206 N. 5th ST. RICHMOND, VIRGINIA PHONE 648-7261 “KNOWN FOR FINE FLOWERS” GREGORY’S SERVICE REFRIGERATION AND APPLIANCE PHONE 266-8434 520 NORTH ROAD RICHMOND, VIRGINIA 23227 THE HOME OF BETTER MILK 355-2838 Home Beneficial Life Insurance Company HOME OFFICE: RICHMOND, VIRGINIA 169 BELLEVUE POLYCLEAN CENTER Coin Op Laundromat 1221 Bellevue Avenue STROUD WATCH REPAIR 403 E. Franklin Street Richmond, Virginia PHONE 648-6156 REXALL AZALEA PHARMACY (Next to A P) School Supplies — Complete Fountain Service — U. S. Post Office Hunting and Fishing Licenses For Free Delivery Phone 266-7638 COMMONWEALTH TRANSIT LINES Josiah G. Perry OY OGERS INCORPORATED Phone 746-5281 REAESES TAGE BUILDERS INSURANCE GLENWOOD APARTMENTS 2705 Byron Street (off Mechanicsville Pike) Pleasant Suburban Living City Conveniences Phone 643-8954 BEN COLLIER ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR 2217 West Cary Street Phone 358-6783 Already, one half of the world’s supply of electricity is generated in the United States. And the demand continues to grow. How will it be met? Through the energy and resourcefulness of America’s independent electric Companies. Companies that plan ahead to stay ahead of the needs of tomorrow. VIRGINIA ELECTRIC AND POWER COMPANY {f 171 Mr. Lindsey helps Richard Newell and Wayne Perry on a project in woodworking. RINGS | EXCELLENT PINS DESIGN MEDALS SKILLED CHARMS — CRAFTSMANSHIP CUPS SUPERB PLAQUES § QUALITY TROPHIES YOUR CLASS JEWELER DIEGES CLUST 17 John Street, New York 8, N. Y. Bud Schaefer, Repr. Reckford Bldg. Towson 4, Md. Manufacturing Jewelers R. C. SEAY PLUMBING COMPANY 7601 Antionette Drive Richmond, Virginia Phone: 266-2987 Congratulations to the SENIORS LABURNUM PHARMACY, INC. 8 East Laburnum Ave. Phone 644-3033 Phone 648-0533 HOUSE OF FORMALS FORMAL WEAR TO RENT AND ACCESSORIES 16 North Eighth St. Between Franklin and Main Streets Richmond, Virginia E. P,. NAUMAN FLORIST 2100 Cool Lane (Off Mechanicsville Pike) Richmond, Virginia 648-724] FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS LAYNE’S UPHOLSTERY SHOP UPHOLSTERY SHOP FREE ESTIMATES IN YOUR HOME Quality Work 266-7196 6917 LAKESIDE AVE.—IN THE HUB FREE ESTIMATES IN YOUR HOME QUALITY WORK 266-7196 6917 Lakeside Ave. — In The Hub Les Beaux Cheveux BEAUTY SALON 911 Milton Street Monday, Tuesday and Thursday Nights by Appointment Phone 648-1998 DEEP ROCK REFINING CO. OILS — GREASE — JOURNAL BOX OILS Albany Ave., Cor. E. Eighth St. Richmond 24, Virginia Thomas J. Vacenda Phone 266-9103 SCHRAFFTS VIRGINIA INN Dial 266-7616 TWX 359-5636 5700 CHAMBERLAYNE RD. 6 Minutes From Downtown 3 Minutes From Azalea Mall Exit 17 on Interstate 95 Banquet Convention Facilities UXURIOUS DINING ROOM 4% Schrarets DIRECT DIAL TELEPHONES hw SWIMMING POOL YOU SAVE MORE AT A FOODTOWN STORE F O O D TAOSWANS, inc. 1140 Wilkinson Road SERVING THE PUBLIC FOR 133 YEARS BLAIR’S DRUG STORE CARTER SAND AND i GRAVEL CO., INC. ’ DEPENDABLE Ca DRUGGIST Dial 643-7341 Masonry Sand Driveway Gravel Septic Tank Service 3601 Mechanicsville Pike 25 Years Dependable Service Richmond, Virginia Phone 644-0363 ITALIAN KITCHEN 4018 Meadowbridge Road Phone 644-1353 For Restaurant and Order To Go PIZZA and ITALIAN DISHES QUICK PRINTING COMPANY Commercial Printing — Wedding Invitations Hull Street and Midlothian Turnpike Phone 232-3249 Printing Done Quickly Evenings By Appointment Our Showroom or Your Home BART MOORE CUSTOM TAILOR ALTERATIONS ON MEN’S LADIES’ TAILORED GARMENTS BART MOORE TELEPHONE 648-0044 RESIDENCE 266-5970 706 E. GRACE ST. KANE PLUMBING CO., INC. 403 E. Laburnum Ave. 649-0541 Plumbing Heating Air Conditioning We Give Free Estimates A group of seventh grade students are shown enjoying their ‘’favorite period.” LINDSEY’S OPTICIANS S. E. MAGEE 411 N. Harrison Street DECORATING CONTRACTOR 355-8517 INTERIOR - EXTERIOR The Village Shopping Center PAINTING PAPERING 282-2423 5904 RIDGE ROAD 5520-A Lakeside Avenue 266-3440 359-2293 An accredited liberal arts college for men with a national reputation for the success of nasties Blackwell Auditorium its graduates. RANDOLPH-MACON COLLEGE 1830-1966 ASHLAND, VIRGINIA Information and applications may be secured from: William A. Robertson, Jr. (Director of Admissions) PROFESSIONAL BEAUTY CARE WILLEY DRUG CO. VIOLET’S BEAUTY SHOP Bellevue and Brook Road Violet Tony Dogoli Richmond, Virginia 1301 BYRON STREET DIAL 355-4395 MI 9-2129 OPEN EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT SERVICEMASTER OF RICHMOND, INC. 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VIDLER’S SUNOCO SERVICE 7109 Washington Highway General Machine and Welding Service CERTIFIED WELDERS PORTABLE EQUIPMENT 310 North Gilmer Street Richmond, Virginia WRIGHT’S TOWN HOUSE Azalea Ave. and Brook Rd. DIAL 644-3047 Night and Sunday 266-2942 WRIGHT’S COUNTRY HOUSE 3710 Mechanicsville Pike =v) EASY! PLEASY! CHICKEN intae ROUGH 2 eee OF Otesese at store SUBURBAN BEAUTY SALON 3316 Mechanicsville Pike Mrs. Lucille Archer Phone 643-9204 RICHMOND, VIRGINIA 355-1745 Now a student life policy a father can afford! Insurance: $10,000 Premium: $30 College is costly enough without high insurance time college students up to age 27 and high-school premiums... yet students should be insured. The Life seniors who will be in college within six months are Insurance Company of Virginia now offersaway to give eligible. And the insured may convert to permanent students ten thousand dollar coverage, for only thirty insurance at any tim the Student Life Plan is in force, dollars a year, with no medical examination. Both full- | without evidence of insurability. Call a Life of Virginia representative today. THE LIFE “acnvy OF VIRGINIA SINCE 1871 . RICHMOND, VIRGINIA PAS BAUGHAN BROTHERS COMPANY INCORPORATED Concrete Products Manufacturers of: Concrete Pipe—Specified Concrete Products Septic Tanks—Drain Tile—Bird Baths Yard Benches—Parking Blocks Garbage Can Holders—Splash Blocks Ornamental Concrete OFFICE AND PLANT: E. Richmond Road and Southern R.R. Phone 643-8812 Richmond, Virginia PRINCESS LEE MOTEL U. S. 1—3 Miles North of City Richmond, Virginia Phone 266-2444 LABURNUM HARDWARE CO. 10 E. Laburnum Avenue Ed Burnett, Owner We Give S H Green Stamps We Deliver 643-5616 One Hour Cleaning Service—Fast Shirt Service Monday through Saturday HERMITAGE CLEANERS Emmett P. Walton, Proprietor 5412 Lakeside Avenue Phone 358-1711 Alterations, Repairs, Laundry Service ROBERT A. LADD, Ill GENERAL CONTRACTOR 5921 Old Orchard Road Richmond, Virginia 23227 266-2586 HERMITAGE PHARMACY, INCORPORATED Lakeside Avenue at Hilliard Road Phone 266-7601 LAKESIDE PHARMACY, INCORPORATED Lakeside Avenue at Dumbarton Road Phone 355-8738 Your Community Drug Stores BOOSTER PAGE Mr. Mrs. R. M. Ayres Future Homemakers of America Azalea Bowling Lanes Haynes Motor Company Azalea Mall Jeep Sales and Service Russell V. Bowers, M.D. Henrico Hi-Y 3500 Mechanicsville Pike The Junior Class Robert E. Boyd Henrico Key Club Gordon P. Bruce Major Barber Shop Azalea Mall Jesseoks Cole Jr. D:D:S: 6915 Lakeside Avenue National Super Market Washington Highway at Solomon’s store Sam English, Incorporated Boiler Erections and Repairs The Pep Club W. Chester Evans Real Estate Sales—266-6594 A. M. Reeder A Abbott, Susan 64, 128, 134, 159 Abernathy, Ann 96 Abernathy, Donnie 96, 14] Abernathy, Virginia 82 Adams, Sherry 96 Adams, Terry 96 Agnew, Kathleen 90, 119, 146 Agnew, Mary 144, 150, 40 Akers, Germaine 82 Akers, Marcia 96 Allard, Danny 96 Allen, Larry 96 Allen, Linda 64 Allen, Marrian 82, 127 Allen, Ronnie 82 Allen, Stuart 40 Aliff, Sandra 82 Allison, Raymond 64 Alphin, Jr. William 40 Ames, Ben 96, 127 Anderson Betty 64 Anderson, Brad 82, 114 Anderson, Chuck 90 Anderson, Clyde 96 Anderson, Linda 64, 142, 134, 127, 140 Anderson, Marsha 96 Anderson, Pat 96 Anderson, Paul 142, 154, 128, 137, 144, 158, 126, 40 Anderson, Shirley 64, 134 Andrews, Brenda 74, 135 Andrews, Donna Andrews, George 74, 115, 142 Andrews, Michael 96, 127 Andrews, Richard 90 Andrews, Susan 74 Anis, Martha 64, 140, 145, 161 Ankeney, David 40, 133, 150, 151 gooey Mary 74, 118, 126, 143, 45 Anthony, Faith 74, 135 Apple, Barry 40 INDEX Armstrong, Barbara 64 Armstrong, Linda 96 Arnold, Janet 96 Arthur, Steve 82, 114, 146 Ashing, Marcia 96 Ashley, Bradford 82, 114 Aslet, Richard 90 Aslet, Susan 74 Atkins, Brenda 90, 160 Atkins, David 74, 114 Atkins, Delores 64 Atkins, Jerry 90 Atkinson, Donna 96 Atkinson, Bonnie 82, 134 Atkinson, James 40, 137 Atkinson, Neil 82 Atkinson, Robert 90 Atkinson, Robin 40 Atwell, Gary 132, 136, 144, 63, 41 Bach, Gail 82, 132 Bagwell, Linda 64, 143 Bagwell, Southey 90 Bertice Bailey 82 Bailey, Bob 96 Bailey, Danny 74 Bailey, Donna 82, 142, 146, 134, 127 Bailey, Eugene 114 Baird, Janet 128, 132, 158, 135, 41, 126, 015940 Baird, John 74, 126 Baker, Mary 82 Baker, Steve 74 Baldacci, Rudy 96 Balderson, Charles 82 Baldwin, Linda 64, 140 Baldwin, Marh 90, 142 Barker, Janet 74 Barker, Stephen 90 Barnes, Arva 82, 119, 131 Barnes, Elois 96 Barnes, Konie 82 182 Td Barnett, Mike 82 Barnette, Cynthia 41, 140 Barnette, Mary Jo 74, 129, 135, 140 Barnette, Tony 90 Barron, James 64, 146 Barron, Alex 90 Barrow, Courtney 82, 144 Bartlett, Diane 160 Bartlett, Evelyn 74 Bartlett, Karen 90, 160 Bartlett, Sharon 82, 134, 142 Barwick, Joan 4] Bass, Debbie 96 Bates, Murrie 74 Baugh, Nancy 74, 119, 144, 145, 143 Baughan, Lou 64, 66, 146, 134, 149 Baughan, Carole Lee 41 Baughan, Craig 90 Baughan, Cynthia 96 Baughan, James 41 Baughan, Linda 128, 138, 41 Baughan, Stephen 41, 133 Beadles, Beth 90, 119 Beadles, Christine 90 Beadles, Rebecca 96 Beard, Bob 82, 132, 139, 146 Beattie, John 41, 146 Beck, Wayne 82 Belvin, Debra 90, 142 Benoit, Laurel 82 Berkeley, Jean 64, 118, 150 Bertrand, Judy 74 Bertrand, Frankie 74 Bevan, Kathy 96 Bishoff, Diane 96 Bishop, Deborah 83 Bland, Janet 74, 135, 16] Bland, Janice 74, 135 Bland, Pattie 90 Blankenship, Anne 64, 140, 142 Blanning, Ralph 96, 142 Blanning, Shirley 65 Blanton, Debbie 90, 160 Bloxton, Jimmy 65 Blunt, Gerald 74 Blunt, Mason Allen 41 Blunt, Sharon 83, 150 Bobbitt, Norman 75, 114, 115, 137 Bodwell, Barbara 65, 144 Boggs, Michael 42 Boggs, Pat 65 Boggs, Terry 83 Bohannon, Michael 65, 133 Bolton, Eddie 90 Bolton, Frank 65 Bolton, Steve 90, 127, 117, 116 Bolton, Stuart 75, 107 Booth, Ann 90, 141, 150 Booth, Jane 75 Bostain, Jackie 90, 112, 116, 117, 127 Bostain, Bobby 137, 42, 121, 110 Bowden, Teresa 96 Bowen, Dale Bowen, Eileen 91 Bowers, John 65, 142, 146, 127 Bowers, Robert 91, 146 Boyd, Chuck 65, 107, 129 Brackett, Diane 83 Brackett, Sandra 83 Bradley, Blanton 75, 146 Bradley, Tommy 65, 107 Bragg, Carol 96 Bragg, Debbie 83, 119 Braithwaite, Robert 83 Brand, Carolyn 91, 141, 160 Brand, Frances 42 Brazier, Charlotte 42 Breedlove, James 83 Brian, Mark 116, 117 Briggs, Rick 65, 139, 146 Briggs, Scott 96 Brindle, Barry 96 Britt, Sandy 65, 134, 148 Brizendine, Carol 96 Broache, Debbie 91, 145 Brock, Bonnie 96 Brock, Nancy 96 Brock, Pam 91 Brockwell, Anne 96 Brooks, Betty 75, 145 Brooks, Bruce 91, 146 Brooks, David 83 Brooks, Lynn 75 Brooks, Michelle 83, 141 Brooks, Pamela 42, 142 Brooks 161 Brown, Linwood 42, 137 Brown, Ann 91, 141 Brown, Barbara 43 Brown, Benjamin 142 Brown, David 65, 120, 129, 136, 139 Brown, Steven 96 Brown, Wayne 91, 116 Brown, Will 96 Browning, Martha 65 Bruce, Barbara 65, 72, 118, 144, 127 Bruce, Cliff 96 Bruce, Donny 75 Bruce, Douglas 75, 146 BruicemGaymosopml Domed Bruce, Jack 96 Bruce, Jean 96 Bruce, Mary 83, 145, 134, 141 Bruce, Peggy 75, 118 Bryan, Joanne 96 Bryan, Mark 91 Bryant, Daniel 91 Bryant, Gloria 91, 150 Bullock, Ralph 65, 107 Bullock, Ruth 83, 146 Burch, Tina 96 Burgess, Doug 96 Burks, Eddie 65, 107 Burley, Carol 91] Burley, Nancy 65, 66, 132, 139, SOF PST S9 Burnette, Judy 91 Burruss, Wayne 65 Burton, Cynthia 65, 134 Burton, Edward 91 Burton, John 136, 144, 158, 43, 126, 42 Burton, Mary 91, 150, 123 Burton, Mark 91, 160 Burton, Patricia 91 Burton, Steven 96 Busbee, Cathette 65, 66, 134 Butcher, Randye 96 Butler, Brenda 65 Butler, Connie 96 Butler, Jean 65, 126, 149 Butler, Joan 65, 148, 126 Butler, Nancy 43 Butler, Ray 75, 115 Call, Bobby 75 Call, Mike 96 Callahan, Carolyn 83, 134 Callahan, Judy 43 Camp, Gary 83 Camp, James 43 Camp, Steven 65 Campbell, Junior 96 Campbell, Linda 83 Canary, Peggy 96 Cannon, Diane 91, 160 Cardoza, Karen 96 Carlton, Ann 97 Carlton, Debbie 91, 145, 150, 141 Carlton, Gail 91, 145, 150 Carneal, Ann 43, 118, 145 Carr, Bonnie 83, 132, 134 Carr, Carolyn 91 Carroll, Becky 65 Carroll, David 91 Cartee, Robert 43 Carter, Marty 91, 160 Carter, William 91 Cassidy, Cathy 91] Cassity, Elizabeth 91, 150 Castaing, Danielle 65 Cauthan, Allen 91 Cersley, Shellee 43 Chamberlain, Bonnie 83, 14] Chapman, Jimmy 97 Chaplin, William 43, 150 Chappell, Kenneth 43 Chappell, Robert 65 Chestnut, Patricia 83 Chiles, Preston 97 Chimento, Nancy 83 Chin, Howard 91 Chin, Lorraine 43 Chin, Shirley 83 Chittum, Gayle 83 Chomicz, Hope 65 Christopher, Joanne 97 Christopher, Ralph 83 Church, Clay 75 Churchill, Wayne 65, 110 Clark, Carlene 43, 63, 140 Clark, Jane 150 Clark, Jimmy 83 Clark, Virginia 83 Clark, William 97 Clarke, Chipper 106, 107, 137, 43, 109, 108 Clarke, Susan 91, 123 Clarke, Wayne 65, 160 Clary, Betty Jo 66, 146, 150, 151, 134 Clary, Jeanne 43, 135 Clay, Carroll 43 Clay, Ricky 83 Clayton, Susan 75, 135, 145 Clement, Dale 91, 141, 160 Clifton, Ruth 83 Clingman, Edward 97 183 Clonginger, Bob 66 Cloninger, Linda 97 Coates, Bootsie 14] Coates, Donna 75, 145 Coates, Mike 97 Coates, Rose 91 Coates, Lynn 43, 140 Cobb, Linda 44, 138, 140, 150 Cobb, Patricia 91, 150 Cochran, Betty 44, 16] Cochran, Richard 66, 133 Coghill, Larry 97 Coleman, Ann 83, 123, 127, 150 Coleman, Cathy 66, 142, 72, 134 Coleman, David 91 Collier, Danny 75, 114, 132 Collins, Clifford 44, 106, 107 Collins, Eddie 83, 87 Collins, Kathy 97 Collins, Robin 91, 150 Colvig, Cathy 91, 145, 150 ColVigueGherimeo mls 54s Compton, Barry 97 Compton, Karen 75 Connell, Bill 97 Connell, Lee 44 Conner, Barbara 44 Conner, Billy 83 Conner, Joan 91 Conti, David 66 Conti, Steve 75 Cook, Beverly 91, 141, 160 Cook, Bruce 91 Cook, Bruce 66 Cook, Deborah) 8352 1c2) 123) 127 Cook, Remmie 75 Cook, Sherry 75 Corbin, Steve 66 Correll, Charlotte 91, 127, 141 Corelle, Robert 75 Cornett, Ricky 97 Cornett, Russell 107, 137 Costin, Cathy 83, 146 Costin, Chico 44, 146 Courtney, Betty 91, 142, 145 Courtney, Linda 83, 134 Covington, Nancy 118, 131, 145, 44 Cowger, Dabney 97 Cowger, Deborah 75, 135 Cox, Virginia 160 Cox, Elizabeth 83 Crafton, Linda 97 Crafton, Winky 75 Crawford, Debbie 97 Crawford, Sharea 66, 127, 134 Crawley, Debbie 75 Creery, Kenny 97 Creery, Mike 75, 107 Creery, Rick 66 Crenshaw, Terry 97 Crew, Pat 97 Crider, Dale 97 Crockett, John 91, 116 Crockett, Davey 44, 106, 107, 56 Crowe, Henley 91 Crump, Diane 97 Crump, Jean 138, 140, 161 Crump, Kathy 97 Crump, Sarah 66 Crump, Wayne 75 Crumpler, Donna 83, 132, 161 Curle, Anita 91, 141 D Dalton, Bill 97 Dalton, Mark 92 Daniel, Diane 92, 141, 145 Daniel, Nancy 97 Danner, Charles 150, 15] Daugherty 92 Davis, Aubrey 83 Davis, Charles 92 Davis, Connie 44, 150, 160 Davis, Deborah 92, 119 Davis, Donnie 97 Davis, Wilson 44, 137 Davis, Gloria 97, 127 Davis, Phyllis 44, 160 Davis, Jean 44 Davis, Joseph 44, 133 Davis, Judy 97 Davis, Linda 66, 149 Davis, Nancy 66 Davis, Robin 75, 135 Davis, Wilson 137 Dean, Connie 92 Dean, Donna 75, 145 Deel, Ronald Degen, Judy 98 Delmer, Fran 83, 134 Denton, Doug 98 Denton, Kathy 92 Denzler, Barbara 75 Dicken, Joan 90, 92 Dickerson, Barbara 44, 140, 150 Dickerson, Dave 92 Dickerson, Deborah 92, 145 Diehr, Darlene 92 Dillard, John Dixon, Beverly 83, 134 Dodson, Mike 75 Doeppe, Carolyn 44, 150 Dogoli, Debra 83 Doswell, John 92, 116, 127 Douglas, Janice 66, 134 Douglas, Joyce 83 Douglas, Sharon 83, 134 Dowdy, Jane Dowdy, Jimmy 66 Dowdy, Libby 98 Downey, Deborah 83 Drake, Charles 92 Draper, Sharon 92, 150 Dreyer, Cheryl 98 Driggers, Dale 89 Drumheller, Terry 44, 137 Duckworth, Bob 76, 133 Duckworth, Key 92, 141, 160 Dudley, Linda 76, 142, 144, 145, eS SyalkAas Duesberry, James 66, 136 Duff, Freddie 98 Dugan, Carol 98 Dugan, Phyllis 126, 146 Duncan, Donna 76 Duncan, Judy 67, 138 Dunlavey, Brenda Dunlavey, Sandy 84, 146 Dunn, Connie 84, 150 Dunn, Wayne 45, 107 Dunn, Vernon 67 Dunne, Catherine 45, 150 Dunne, Maureen 84, 150 Durham, Diane 84 Dusan, Ue] 12, IS), Se, sty, Weer. 63,45, 407,55 Durvin, Marilyn 67, 144, 134, 130, SS ean Durvin, Merle 76 Duvall, David 84 Duvall, Jimmy 92 Duvall, Pat 98 Dyke, Nancy 45, 118 184 Easley, Phil 76 Eaves, Kenny 92 Eck, Bonnie 76, 119, 145 Eddleton, Nancy 92, 141 Edging, Mike 98 Edwards, Betty 84 Edwards, Brenda 92 Edwards, Debbie 98 Edwards, Norman 92, 127, 116, 117 Edwards, Raymond 84 Edwards, Ronnie 76 Elkins, Helen 76, 150, 143 Elkins, Louise 92 Ellett, Floyd 92 Ellett, Michael 92 Elliott, Joy 84, 142, 134 Elliott, Susan 45 Ellis, David 84 Ellis, Mary Catherine 98 Elrod, William 67 Emerson, Debby 98, 160 Emerson, William 45, 150 Ennis, Johnny 76, 114 Ennis, Judy 76, 87 Ennis, Stephen 76, 114, 115 Enroughty, Linda 76 Estes, Earl 46 Estis, Mary 67, 14] Estis, Nancy 84, 127, 141 Eudailey, Brenda 67, 138 Eure, Dave 98 Evans, Ghipso an! OV, OG aml a7 Evans, Dale 92 Evans, Diane 138, 140, 141, 46 Evans, Peggy 46 Fairlamb, Joseph 84 Fairlamb, Linda 76 Fairlamb, Mary 98 Falconer, Diane 67, 138 Fallert, Deborah 46, 63 Fallert, Shelly 92, 141 Faqua, David 98 Fariss, Christy 84, 134 Farmer, Barbara 84 Farmer, Donna 67 Farmer, Ervin 84, 150, 114 Farmer, James 98 Farmer, Jimmy 67 Farmer, Sally 98 Farmer, Susan 98 Farmer, Wilton 46 Fay, Ronnie 67 Felton, Sims 92 Feltner, Marty 46 Ferguson, Diane 144, 143, 47 Ferguson, Jeannie 76, 14] Fink, Clifton 67 Fisher, Charles 84, 127, 14] Fisher, Dorothy 47 Fisher, Mac 92, 116 Fitzgerald Carolyn 47, 138 Fitzgerald, John 47, 146 Fleming, Charles 47 Fleming, William Bruce 47, 146 Fletcher, Gene 47 Fletcher, Michael 98 Flippen, Deubra 84 Flippo, Jean 47 Flood, Monica 98 Flora, Bernard 67 Flournoy, Earl 92 Flournoy, Ronald 76 Flournoy, Rowland 47 Flournoy, Nancy 84, 127, 145 Flowers, Carolyn 84 “Ford miBettyel 440 13 len) Oillpuc4iz, Ford, Charlene 47 Ford, Gary 98 Ford, Henry 47, 137 Ford, Pam 98 Ford, Patsy 76 Ford, Ricky 92, 116 Forays eine 0 On OZ o7476 108 Ford homm67,. 120 Fore, Wayne 67, 64, 72, 127 Fornash, Cheryl 76 Fornash, Gene 98 Foster, Kenny 47, 112, 113, 121, OFma lai Fowler, Nikki 67, 144, 134 Fowlkes, David 67 Fox, Cheryl 84, 146 Fox, George 67, 139, 146 Francis, Brenda 84, 88, 145, 150, 134 Francis, Michael 84, 87 Frank, Nancy 98 Frederickson, Christopher 98 Freedell, John 84 Freeman, Sharon 76 Freeman, Wilson 92, 116 Friedhoff, Alvin 98 Friedhoff, Sharon 84 Fritter, Tommy 47 Fuller, Erick 84, 146 Fultz, Cynthia 85 Fuqua, Donald 92 Gainous, Crystal 98 Gainous, Jerry 76, 107 Galdun, Jo Ann 98 Gambke, Katherine 92, 119 Gambke, Karlyn 98 Gammon, Gerald 76 Gantt, Sandra 47 Garbett, Lenora 48 Garcin, Mary Margaret 142, 128, 132, evil Weis, 2s, ete, eet Garner, Jimmy 76, 120 Garnett, Becky 67 Garnett, Brenda 67, 140 Garnett, Jan 85 Garnett, Sandra 67, 134 Garrett, Linda 48, 135, 149 Garrison, Janet 98 Gatewood, Jane 92, 150 Gaulding, Janis 98 Gauldun, Pat 85 Gay, Charles 76 Gearheart, Bobby 67 Gearheart, Mike 98 Genier, Chris 92 Gentry, Mary 92, 141, 145 George, Pete 63, 48, 59 Gerhardt, Greg 92 Gibbs, Brenda 76, 160, 135 Gibbs, Mary 98, 160 Gibson, Richard 76, 142 Gibson, Ronnie 67, 106, 107, 108, NOE ae, sir Gibson, Lawrence 120, 136, 146, 48 Gibson, Vernon 48 Gifford, Linda 76, 145, 143 Gilbert, Virginia 67, 133 Gilliam, Charlotte 92, 150 Gilliland, Sharon 98 Gilman, Bill 98 Gilman, Julian 137, 155, 48 185 Gilman, Mary Lou 67, 138, 126 Glass, Georgia 48, 135 Glass, Kathy 160 Glass, Robert 76 Glenn, Arthur 49, 48 Glenn, Danny 92 Godfrey, Jimmy 67, 107, 150 Golden, Barbara 98 Golden, Betsy 67, 142, 118, 134 Golding, Alice 85, 161 Good Garolig 3244 SOS Damo Sy JEN� ZO, Zhe. Cle, Goodell, Estelle 76 Goodell, Stan 98 Goodrich, Harold 85 Gormus, Debra 92, 150 Gortney, Becky 92, 150 Grady, Jimmy 67, 133 Granger, Beverly 150, 143, 49 Granger, Garry 98 Greene, Allen 67, 112, 110 Greene, Pat 67, 118, 140 Greene, Ronnie 98 Gregory, Linda 85, 119, 146 Gregory, Ronald 49 Gregory, Steven 85 Gregory, Stuart 98 Gregory, Thomas 49 Gressett, Edward 76, 142, 139 Griffin, Billy 85 Griffin, Faye 49 Griffith, Floyd 76, 136, 146 Griffith, Kathleen 92 Grosch, Ken 68, 120, 136 Groux, Anne Marie 85 Groux, Kathy 98 Groves, Dee 92, 145 Growen, Arne 120, 136, 144, 49 Grubb, Billy 98 Grubbs, Thomas 93 Grumbles, Kent 76, 132, 136 Grumbles, Mark 98, 142 Guenther, Carol 68, 134 Gurren, Connie 93, 150 Gusti, Wayne 98 Gutshall, Nancy 68, 150 H Hadra, Susan 85, 145, 150, 127 Hajduk, Christine 98 Hall, Ira 161 Hall, Johnny 68, 107 Hall, Nancy 49 alll, Wide W77 , sis) Haller, Chuck 98 Hallock, Charles 93 Hallock, Lee 77 Hampton, Betty 77 Hammer, Jane 98, 142 Hankins, Ginger 93 Harding, Bunny 77, 145, 135, 143 Harding, Deborah 93, 145 Harding, Gary 68 Harding, Wendy 85, 142 Hargis, Richard 107, 136, 158, 49, OS}, ZNO) Sy Hargis, Warren 98 Harmon, Betty 82, 127 Harmon, Janet 49, 140 Harris, Anne 85 Harris, Beverly 50 Harris, Bonnie 93 Harris, Charlene 155, 135, 50, 48, 56 Harris, Charles 68 Hanis. Graigao5)so2) lho Harris, David 77, 115 Harris, James 68, 136 Harris, Linda 52, 85 Harris, Mike 98 Harris, Nancy 144, 131, 161, 50 Harris, Ralph 85 Harris, Sherry 142 Harris, Stanley 146 Harris, Vicky 98 Harris, William 77 Harrison, Rickie 98 Hart, Diane 77 Hart, Randy 68 Hart, Robert 85 Hartley, Tommy 77, 114 Fanvelll Bruce O65 1O -l3'7-2ull on O Hash, Henrietta 85 Hathaway, Marie 85, 134 Haurand, Bobby 68, 106, 107, 134 Haurand, Susan 118, 132, 145, 63, 40, 50 Hawkes, Barbara 93, 141] Hawkins, Julius 93, 116 Hawkins, Linda 85 Haynes, Georgia 77 Elaynes ery 774 lioDle2 Op anlel_o yl Hazelwood, Gary 98 Hazelwood, Robert Wayne 50 Healey, Brenda 98 Heflin, Mike 93, 142, 116 Hempel, Kevin 85, 150 Hempel, Rowland 150, 131, 50 Henderson, Stuart 93, 160 Henley, Earl 85, 87 Henley, Forrest 88 Henley, Joan 77, 160 Henry, Lynn 85, 82, 132, 134 Hensley, Doug 85 Hertless, Brenda 93 Heppart, David 85 Hester, Ricky 93, 116 Hicks, Gerry 93, 160 Hildebrand, Michael 50, 137 Hill, Ann 98 Hill, Ivy 93 Hiner, James 77 Hines, Johnny 107 Hines, Sandra 68 Hinton, William 98 Hite, Glenda 93, 14] Holder, Ann 85, 150, 127 Holder, Jimmy 77 Holder, John 68 Holliday, Michael 99 Holliday, Pat 99 Hollingsworth, Carole 135, 126, 50 Hollingsworth, Elaine 77, 135 Holloway, Charles 85 Hollowell, Carol 68, 134, 133 Hollowell, Linda 77 Holmes, Dianne 68, 140 Holmes, Judy 93, 150, 161 Holt, Michael 77 Hopkins, Gale 77, 135 Horan, Charles 93 Hornberger, Jack 85 Horton, Darryl 93 Hott, Alice 68, 142, 138, 144, 130, 149, 141 Hott, Carolyn 93, 141 Houchins, Marti 77, 119, 132, 135, 126 Houchins, Ricky 99 Howard, Gail 68, 134, 122 Howard, Margaret 77, 132, 135 Howard, Wayne 77 Howell, David 68, 137, 155, 126, 110 Howell, Kenny 99 Huckstep, Debbie 68, 148 Hudgins, Cathy 93 Hudgins, Davy 93 Hudson, Randy 99 Hudson, Ted 85 Hughes, Charlene 85, 145 Hughes, Jerry 129, 50, 114 Hughes, Pat 140, 51 Hundley, Lewis 68 Hunt, David 99 Hunt, Vicky 93 Hurley, Debby 77, 145 Hurtt, Wilma 77 Huxtable, Denice 85, 142 Huxtable, Steve 85 Inge, Jean 93 Jacklett, Debby 85, 142 Jacklett, Lynn 68 Jackson, Debbie 99 Jackson, Donna 68, 150, 134 Jackson, Gilba Dianne 51 Jackson, Jay 99, 160 Jackson, Wallace 99 Jeffries, Lynda 68, 128, 134, 159 Jenkins, Debbie 127 Jenkins, Lynn 99 Jenkins, Vicki 68 Jenkins, William 93, 116, 117 Jennings, David 99 Jennings, Sandra 99 Jernigan, Betty 51 Johns, Dennis 68, 136, 112, 110 Johns, Kathy 99 Johns, Tommy 77 Johnson, Debbie 85, 145, 134 Johnson, Doug 93 Johnson, Glenn 99 Johnson, Harold 51 Johnson, Jimmy 68 Johnson, John 85 Johnson, Larry 90, 93 186 Johnson, Marty 85, 87 Johnson, Peggy 77 Johnson, Ricky 99 Johnson, Ronald 68, 146 Johnson, Shirley 93 Jones, Alvin 51, 150 Jones; Garl WO6; 07 s o ea Jones, Mason 51 Jones, James 150, 141, 5] Jones, Karen 85, 132, 134 Jones, Steve 85, 115 Jones, Susan 99 Jordon, Deanna 128, 135, 51 Josephowski, Leona 77 Journey, Donnie 85 Jozefowski, Martha 99 Jozefowski, Nancy 85 Justice, Carole 68, 66, 128, 148, 15], 134 Kay, Billy 99 Keckley, Gerry 99, 127 Keckley, Joan 138, 150, 51 Keeton, Betty 93, 150 Keeton, Carol 77, 135 Keeton, Peggy 99 Kefauver, Paul 85 Kelley, Ralph 51 Kelley, Roberta Lee 51, 138 Kelley, Wayne 93, 114 Kennedy, Chris 93, 150, 14] Kennelly, Bob 68, 160 Kennelly, Dale 93 Kennelly, Karen 68 Kerr, Eddie 68, 150, 160 Kidd, William 93, 146 Kidder, Brenda 77, 132, 150, 135 Kilgo, Robert 93 King, Susan 93, 145, 141 King, Ginny 142, 135, 63, 52 Kingsley, Leslie 93 Kingston, Wallace 86, 146 Knaub, James 93, 146 Knaub, Jean 93, 90, 127 Knight, Grace 86 Knight, Kenneth 77, 160 Korb, Donnie 99 Korb, Madeline 77, 118, 119, 145 Korb, Vernon 86, 84, 114 Pack edi 4=A49ne 52 Lacy, Eddie 52 ieresy7. eXene FXs, WW (07 Ladd, Gail 68, 116 Laing, Neil 93 Lamb, Jean 69 Lambert, Wayne 86 Lammay, Phyllis 93 Lampie, Donna 144, 131, 52 Lane, Dianne 52 Lane, Dianne 69 Lane, Linda 69, 150 Larsen, Danny 78 Lawson, Barbara 86, 146 Lawson, John 86, 146 Lane, Michael 86 Lane, Patsy 78, 150, 135 Lanier, Sheila 78 Lawson, Mike 99 Layne, Billy 93 Layne, Herbert 86 Layne, Sue 99 Lea, Karen 78 Lea, Michael 86, 114 Lees, Graham 93 Leftwich, Linda 93 Lehman, Brenda 52 Lehman, Charlotte 99 Lehman, James 86 Leighty, Paul 78 Lemon, Carole 86 Lewis, Barbara 99 Lewis, Carol 99 Lewis, Clyde 78 Lewis, Dale 99 Lewis, David 94, 117, 116 Lewis, Dorothy Ann 52 Lewis, Jeannie 86, 134 Lewis, John 94 Lewis, Linda 135, 145 Lichtenberger, John 78, 139, 146 Lickey, Danny 99 Lillethorup, Ben 99 Lindsay, James Lindsey, Tommy 99 Littlepage, Bobby 99 Lively, Martha 69 Lloyd, Debbie 94, 150 Lloyd, Roger 94 Long, Debbie 99 Eonamlannyanl4 47an) co On52 Long, Michael 86, 87, 115 EongyeScottellS7, 052 Long, Terry 78, 142, 145 Longest, Bill 94 Longest, Danny 99 Longest, Roger 99 Loving, Charles 94 Loving, Charles 99 Loving, Connie 99 Lowell, Stephany 94 EvcloeSUzannemoy ml 42772 aS Aen, Lumpkin, Donald 86, 132, 114 Lunsford, Jimmy 94, 160 Lunsford, Wanda 99 Lyle, Pat 99 Lyles, Tommy 99 Lynch, Pat 69 Lynn, Lynn-Marie 94 Lynn, Pam 69 Lyon, Larry 69 Maas, Matt 52 Mabie, Dickie 86 Machanski, Kathy 99 Machae, Pete 99 Madison, Barbara 99 Magee, Pat 86, 145, 150, 134, 161, 14] Mahanes, Wade 69 Maitland, Diane 69, 134 Major, Betty 94, 141, 160 Major, Carolyn 78, 119, 132, 145, 135 Makela, Kenny 78, 146 Mallory, Wesley 86 Marie, Margaret 99 Martin, Bryan 94 Martin, Cindy 69, 150 Martin, Diane 94 Martin, Donald 69, 106, 107, 137 Martin, Edward 78 Martin, Anne Martin, Frances 52 Martin, Harold 94 Martin, Joan 94, 145 Martin, John 69 Martin, Larry 86 Martin, Lowell 99, 127 Martin, Stuart 69, 139 187 Mason, Angie 94 Mason, Judy 86 Massei, Donna 144, 149, 135, 52 Mast, Susan 69 Matthews, Debby 78 Matthews, Donald 69, 137 Matthews, Linda 129, 132, 138, 144, Sys) Ae, sw Matthews, Steve 99 Matthews, Wayne 86, 127, 87, 114 Maxey, Linda 140 Maynard, Angela 78, 150 Mayo, Janet 78 McCarter, Janet 52, 160 McCauley, Teresa 94 McCrea, Pete 127 McCuiston, Josephine 78, 140 McCurdy, Allan 69 McCurdy, Bonnie 86, 119 McCurdy, Robin 86, 119 McDaniel, Billy 94 McDaniel, Bonny 99 McGregor, Howard 99 McGuinn, Jerry 106, 107 MclInturff, Jane 69, 145, 134 McKay, Robert 69 McKinley, Karen 94, 142 McLamb, Larry 53 McMullan, Dickie 94, 90, 123, 127 McMullan, Kathy 99 McNamara, Brenda 135, 53 McNamara, Joan 94, 14] McNamara, Norma 69, 134, 140 McNamara, Susan 99 McNutt, Gloria 53, 140 McNutt, Edwin 69 McWhirt, Griselda 128, 129, 144, 53 McWhirt, Joan 78, 150, 143 iksexel, diffe WAS, WS, WAY Visits} xsi Se), Bish, ANS} Meadows, Darrell 69 Meads, Betty 69 Meanley, Gerald 69, 72, 120, 136 Meinhard, Robert 120, 139, 53 Melton, Janice 69 Melton, Jerry 94 Melton, John 139 Melton, David 120, 146, 54 Menzer, Joan 94 Merritt, Carol 78 Merritt, Lin 54 Merritt, Robert 94 Messere, John 54 Messier, Linda 94, 141 Metz, Betty 99 Metz, Kathy 94 Metzger, Donna 78, 74, 128, 132, [Sey eS), WAS, WAZ Metzger, Gail 69, 72, 155, 134, 122 Miles, Carol Ann 54 Miles, Emerson 69 Miles, Kathy 99 Miles, Linda 86, 141 Miller, Brenda 94, 119, 127 Miller, Carl 94 Miller, Dennis 86 Miller, George 78, 107, 126 Miller, Gerald 86, 150 Miller, Linda 94 Millikan, Gordon 99 Millner, Billy 54 Mills, Deborah 94, 146 Mills, Denny 94, 116 Mills, Mike 86, 114 Mills, Pam 69 Minor, Linda 69 Minor, Scott 54, 110 Minter, Bill 78 Mitchell, Bill 99 Moffett, Wayne 86 Monaco, Frances 94 Mondy, Floyd 139, 160, 54 Mondy, Roy 86, 120 Mondy, Sharon 54 Money, Nancy 86 Money, Richard Montgomery, Betty 54, 150 Montgomery, Bonnie 99, 142 Montgomery, Michael 94, 116 Moonmaw, Ben 86, 139, 146 Moore, Anne 78 Moore, Bonnie 69, 138 Moore, Doris 86 Moore, Mary 70, 64, 145, 140, 16] Moore, Paul 55 Morgan, Gene 86 Moriconi, Lorraine 118, 136, 145, 131, 555053 Morrell, Steve 70 Morton, Berkley 94 Moses, Sandra 94 Moses, Sharon 128, 144, 135, 126, 555i), 59 Mosier, Richard 146 Mosier, Allen 94 Mosier, Chris Moss, Sammy 78 Moyer, Doug 106, 107, 137, 126, 55, Ail, Sy Moyer, Larry 78, 107 Muire, Alvin 70 Muire, Linwood 55 Muller, Joseph 86 Munn, Beverly 86 Murphy, Janet 99 Murray, Keith 99 Murray, Richard 55 Mutispaw, Barbara 78, 160 Mutispaw, Faye 86 Myers, Anna 78 Myers, Dale 70 N Naff, Doris 70, 141, 143 Naff, Howard 78 Naff, Wanda 100 Napier, James 78, 74, 114, 132, 137, 126 Napier, LaVerne 94 Napierkoski, Brenda 78 Neatrour, Kathy 100 Neatrour, Richard 78 Neely, Michael 94 Neely, Patricia 94, 145, 14] Neely, Richard 86 Nelson, Alvin 94, 160 Nelson, Catherine 94 Nelson, Dalvin 100 Nelson, Linda 79 Nelson, Mary 100 Nelson, Tommy 86 Nelson, Tommy 100 Nelson, Vicki 86, 145 Nevi, Ann 70, 133 Nevi, Anthony 94 Nevi, Gregory 100 Newcomb, Edith 100 Newell, Richard 55, 139 Newlon, Royall 79, 107, 136, 146 Newton, Butch 100 Nicely, Joan 79, 135, 140 Nichols, Carol 94, 141 Nimmo, Jerry 95, 160 Nimmo, Tommy 79 Noel, A. B. 160 Noel, Brenda 100 Norman, Lin 100 Novello, Ernest 86 Novello, Paul 100 Nunnally, Brenda 95, 150 oO Oakley, Polly 79 Oates, Cathy 100 188 Oates, Terry 95 O’Berry, Barbara 55, 141, 160 O’Berry, Wayne 79, 107 O'Brian, Pamela 86, 134 Olliff, Carole 55 Olliff, Jayne 70, 134 Olliff, Joyce 70, 134 O'Neill, Cathy 86 Orange, Barbara 55, 138, 143, 161, 141 Orange, Stephanie 86 Overbey, Martha 79, 146 Overman, Evelyn 55 Owens, Bonnie 55, 140 Owens, Diane 95, 150 Owens, Lanell 70 Pachler, Glenn 100 Park, Tom 79 Parker, Bonnie 56, 135 Parker, Joe 116 Parker, Mary Ellen 56, 150 Parker, Patricia 87 Parker, Ray 70 Parrish, Nancy 56, 140 Parsons, Steve 87 Pasker, Rick 146 Pasker, Susan 79, 128, 132, 135, 126 Patten, John 56 Patterson, Charles 70, 136 Patterson, Frank 79, 107 Patterson, Paige 95, 150 Peacher, Barton 70 Peacher, Bonnie 100 Pecawicz, Alan 79, 139 Pacawicz, Brenda 70, 145, 134 Pederson, Kenneth 56 Peed, Judy 79 Peed, Ronald 87, 114 Peek, Ernest 95 Pelson, Gail 79 Pendleton, Steve 70, 160 Penny, Bill 56 Peroe, Brenda 79, 142, 143 Peroe, Ricky 100 Perrin, Robert 87 Perry, Betty Jo 87, 134, 145 Perry, Rip 56, 107, 137 Perry, Wayne 56 Peters, Michael 87 Petersmenickyao7,) 20) 139. 142 Peters, Susan 95 Peterson, Karen 87, 141 Pettit, Brenda 95 Pettit, Randy 116 Pettus, John 100 Philip, Debra 95, 145 Philip, Kathy 100 Phillips, Peggy 87, 134, 123 Phillips, Charles 100 Phillips, Jennifer 95, 141, 142, 145 Phillips, Nancy 56, 141 Pierce, Marshall 95 Pierce, Ricky 79 Pitts, Christy 100, 141 Pittsawe le 95 Pleasants, Benny 70, 136, 126, 150 Pleasants, Linda 70, 133, 150 Pleasants, Rosemary 79 Pollard, Bobby 70 Pollard, Charles Frederick 56 Polson, Gale 145 Pond, Nancy 100 Poskey, Jackie 70, 134, 140, 145 Poskey, Mike 70, 146 Potteiger 70, 128 Potts, Frankie 56 Powell, Jimmy 70, 161 Powell, Linda 56, 140 Powell, Paula 95, 141, 145 Powers, Bruce 70 Powers, Janice 100 Powers, Jeanne 100, 127 Poythress, Elizabeth 79, 145 Poythress, Freida 142 Poythress, Laura Jane 141, 57 Poythress, Lura 95 Poythress, Rita 100 Preissner, James 70, 129 Prince, Linda 79, 145, 150 Pritchard, Hiram 95 Proctor, Gail 95, 145, 150, 141 Proctor, Jack 70 Proctor, Judd 79, 129, 139 Puckett, Ronnie 95, 117, 146 Purvis, Edwin 87 Purvis, George 87 Purvis, Helen 87 Purvis, Marianne 95, 141 Purvis, Tommy 87 Ragsdale, Bobby 79, 120 Ragsdale, Jack 79 Ragsdale, Wayne 79 Ramsey, Joe 100, 142 Rankin, Ruth 95, 141 Ransome, Debbie 79 Rattelsdorfer, Donald 57 Raymond, Deborah 87, 132, 144, 150, 134 Reams, Deborah 118, 150, 135, 161, yf Rechenbach, Marilyn 70, 122 Reed, Dale 100 Reed, Donna 79, 140 Reeder, Belinda 129, 132, 148, 135, 5iAS Reeder, Elaine 95 Reid, Wanda 79 Revere, Susan 87 Rhodes, Brian 87 Rice, Jeff 100 Rich, Mike 95 Richardson, Doug 87 Richardson, Gloria 57 Richardson, Henry 57, 120 Richardson, Ruth 95 Richardson, Valerie 70 Riddell, Doug 70, 131, 160 Rigsby, Debbie 87, 142, 145 Roberts, Jackie 95, 150, 160 Roberts, Walter 70, 150 Robertson, Barry 57, 107 Robins, Bill 146 Robinson, Judith 79, 118, 135 Robinson, Nancy 100 Robinson, Ted 100 Roden, Lit 96 Roney, Jerri 87 Roney, Jimmy 96 Rose, David 57, 107 Rose, Glenn 57, 146 Rose, Linda 96, 119 Rowe, Doug 70, 132, 136, 126 Rowe, Jerry 70 Rowe, Nancy 79 Rupp, Joe 96 Rupp, Johnny 100 Rush, Charles 87, 146 Rush, Vicki 100 Russ, Mindy 100 Russell, Larry 100 Ryan, Mike 57 Sale, Doug 79, 114 Sale, Wayne 79, 146 Sale, Winston 71] Salmon, Ellen 100 189 Salmon, Joef 120, 136, 58 Sammons, Donna 100 Sanderson, Michael 58 Sandieson, Faye Sandridge, Steve 79, 114, 136, 146 Saunders, Pamela 96 Sawyer, Tom 58, 60 Sawyer, Mary Lou 71 Saxby, Ryland 58, 136 Sayles, Ronnie 71 Schools, Diane 58, 123, 135, 154, 46 Schools, Ronnie 107 Schools, Samuel 100 Schrader, Sheryl 80 Schwartz, Lin 96 Schwartz, Bob 58 Scott a BillecO;ml 207) 132 als 6746 Scott, Dale 87 Scott, Donnie 96 Scott, John 100 Scott, Judy 80, 142, 160 Scott, Raymond 87 Seal, Joyce 96 Seal, Kenneth 80 Seay, Calvin 80, 131 Seay, Larry 87 Seay, Wayne 100 Seay, Willie 100 Secor, Nancy 88 Selden, Jerry 80, 74, 132, 136, 146, WZ, Ws Sena, Steve 88 Seredni, Ivano 71, 107, 137 Seredni, John 100 Seredni, Roger 88, 114, 115 Seward, David 100 Seward, Jimmy 96 Seward, Shirley 96 Shanholtz, Linda 80, 145 Sharp, Yvonne 58, 45 Sharpe, Larry 58, 137 Sharpe, Mel 87, 88 Sharpe, Sharon 100 Shealor, Susan 88 Shearl, Barbara 71 Shearl, Diana 58 Shelton, Donna 96 Shenberger, Anne 88, 134 Sheppard, Garnett 142, 150, 161, 58 Sheppard, Kathryn 88 Sheppard, Sherri 100, 160 Sherrod, Sandy 71, 134 Sherrod, Virginia 71, 141 Shimchick, Frank 59 Shimchick, James 88, 137 Shinault, Ernest 96 Shockley, James 96 Shonnard, Suzanne 80, 135 Shorter, Bruce 100 Shorter, Debby 59 Shortt, Vincent 59 Shuck, David 59 Shugart, Margaret 96 Shultz, Keith 100 Shultz, Mark 90, 96 Shultz, Stephen 88 Sibley, Jane 100 Sibley, Kay 96, 14] Sickinger, Billy 96 Sickinger, Joe 100 Siford, Roxanne 100, 127 Simopoulos, Pete 88 Simpkins, Linda 59, 140, 161 Simpson, Rick 64, 71, 72, 107, 136 Sings, Joan 71, 134, 140 Skelton, Jimmy 71, 106, 107 Skinner, Bill 100 Skinner, Linday 59) 122) 50m 1567.55 Slaughter, Roy 100 Slayton, Randy 100 Sledd, Hunter 71 Sledd, Robert 96, 117 Sledd, William 88 SmithaCGmB 7a Smith, Dale 88 Smith, Darnell 88, 114 Smith, David 88, 141 Smith, David 88 Smith, Diane 100 Smith, Donald 71 Smith, Gayle 100 Smith, John 100 Smith, Mary 80 Smith, Mike 80 Smith, Wayne 96 Smook, John 88 Smorto, John 160, 96 Snead, Linda 88 Snedker, Charles 161 Snedker, Jimmy 80 Snelson, Wanda 71 Snyder, Jo Marie 88 Snyder, Ray 142 Sommer, Elaine 96 Sommer, Robert 96 Sorrell, Carol 59, 154 Southall, Susan 101 Southard, Carolyn 96, 141 Southard, John 71, 133 Southworth, Linda 71 Spain, Mike 160 Spence, Brenda 59 Spicer, Billy 10] Spreckelsen, George 80 Stallings, Sherry 80, 146 Stanley, Donald Wayne 60 Stansell, Betty 59, 60, 132, 144, 150, IS, 59 Stansell, Martha 80, 150 Stanton, Irene 71, 126, 127, 132, 146 Stefi, Barbara 60 Steger, Linda 71, 140 Stepp, Chip 71, 107 Stevens, Gary 96, 117 Stevene, Nancy 60, 141 Stevens, Rodney Stewart, Douglas 101 Sties, Jimmy 71, 136 Sties, Mary Ellen 88 Sties, Robert 60 Stinnett, Cora 101 Stinnett, Rosa 80 Stokes, Sharon 96, 150 Stamey, Glenn 88 Stone, Alan 101 Strang, Bobby 80, 114, 115 Strang, Richard 80 Stratton, William 115 Stuck, Danny 101 Suddarth, Terry 101 Sullivan, Brenda 80, 135, 141, 145 Sullivan, Neal 96 Summers, Jean 88, 146 Sutherland, Ann 88, 123, 134 Sutherland, Bill 80 Svor, Dale 96, 116 Svor, Delores 71 Sweeney, John 96 190 Sweeney, Mike 80, 114 Swett, Lynn 81, 160 T Taggart, Anna 81 Talley, Diane 101 Talley, Jeaneen 101 Talley, Kenneth 101 Talley, Laurence 96, 116, 117 Talley, Lynne 10] Talley, Susan 81, 126, 135, 148 Tate, Billy 81 Tate, Jerry 10] Tatum, Robert 60 Taylor, Bobby 81, 114 Taylor, Craig 81, 114 Taylor, Dale 89 Taylor, Edwin 81, 115 Taylor, Garry 96 Taylor, Judith 89, 150 Taylor, Milton 96 Taylor, Pam 90, 96 Teacher, Delaney 101 Teacher, Karen 96, 127, 141 Tenser, Cecelia 96, 150 Tharp, Richard 96, 116 Tharp, Yvonne 60, 145, 150 Thomas, Ann 81, 135 Thomas, Joan 89 Thomas, Joanne 96, 160 Thomas, Linda 135 Thomas, Malcolm 60 Thomas, Mike 96 Thompson, Mary 96 Thompson, Ronald 71, 139 Thompson, Stephen 101 Thornton, James 101 Thornton, Kenneth 71 Thorpe, Wayne 64, 71, 107, 132, 136, 141, 110 Thurman, Jerry 84, 89, 127 Tignor, Joseph 60 Tillman Robert 60 Tilman, Ed 96 Timberlake, H. E. 60 Tinsley, Bonnie 71, 134, 143, 141 Tinsley, Judy 101 Todd, Beverly 71, 118, 132, 139, 144, 145 Todd, Linda 66, 71, 145 Tompson, Wanda 61 Tostenson, David 101 Townsend, Danny 101 Townsend, Mona 96, 145 Traylor, Janet 101 iraylora Julie 74.8817 °123, 128) 132, ISS, V4 Traylor, Mike 71, 136 Traylor, Phyllis 96 Trent, Howard Trene, Janet 101 Trent, Jerry 89 Trent, Lorraine 96 Trent, Steve 89, 160 Trexler, Bobby 101 Tribble, Gayle 89 Tribble, Ray 71 Tribble, Ronnie 45, 46, 61, 63, 126, OO nea Sil Tribble, William 101 Trollinger, Gay 81, 145 Trott, Sandra 101 Tuck, Dennis 97 Tuck, Frankie 97, 145, 150 Tuck, Jimmy 81 Tuck, Steve 97 Tucker, Brenda 97, 16] Tucker, Charles 61 Tucker, Nancy 81 Tucker, Sheila 89, 134 142, 145 Tucker, Wesley Eldridge 61 Tumblin, Charlie 101 Turlinski, Ronnie 71 Turner, Beth 89, 145 Tyler, Linda 97, 141, 145 Tyler, Sue 97 U Uhl, Dianna 101 V Valainis, Greg 101 Vass, Steve 72, 146 Vaughan, Robert 101 Vencil, Eugene 10] Vest, Debra 97, 142, 145 Vest, Roland 101 Vest, Ronnie 81, 107, 115 Vial, Susan 101 Vidler, Robin 97, 142, 150 Vidler, Vicki 101 Voth, Greg 97, 142 Voth, Pam 101 WwW Wade, Chuck 101 Wade, Kay 97, 150 Wade, Linda 61 Wade, Melody 61, 122, 135, 143, 150 Wade, Rita 72, 129, 138, 143, 145 Wade, William 89 Wagner, Martha 89 Wagner, Susan 66, 72, 134 Wagner, Virginia 89, 134 Walker, Alfred 97 Walker, Douglas 72, 120 Walker, Eldridge 61 Walker, Linda 61, 132, 138, 158 Walker, Pam 101 Walker, Pete 120, 136 Wallace, Barbara 97, 150 Wallace, Nancy 90, 97 Wallace, Ray 72, 137 Walls, Bernadine 123 Walls, Nancy 127 Walters, Donna 81, 132, 135, 150 Walthall, Pat 72, 134, 142 Walton, Janice 97, 119, 142 Ward, Barry 146 Ware, David 89 Warren, Cynthia 6] Warriner, Linda 72, 140 Warriner, Pat 89, 145 Washington, Charles 89, 146 Washington, Cindy 101 Watkins, Larry 101 Watkins, Linda 89 Watkins, Roger 72 Watkins, Sharon 101 Watson, Lynn 89 Watts, Ray 97 Waymack, Fred 89, 146 Weaver, Karen 66, 72, 144 Webb, Harry 101 Webber, Kathy 72 Weeks, Betty Elaine 6] Weeks, Donald 81, 115 Weeks, Vivian 97, 145 Werner, Randy 97 West, Gwendolyn 42, 62, 123, 135, 507154 West, Richard 81, 115 West, Warren 87, 89, 114 West, Wayne 101 Whalen, Candy 81, 129, 144 Wheeler, Beverly 62, 129, 138, 144 Whitaker, Karen 97 White, Al 62 White, Barbara 81 White, Bucky 90, 97 191 White, Jacqueline 89, 134 White, Sandy 62, 146 White, Linda 89 Whitmer, Diane 62, 138, 144 Whitmer, Sandra 101 Wickham, William 89 Wilburn, Stephen 101 Wilde, Freddie 71, 107, 137 Wilde, James 89 Wilde, Penny 72 Wilde, Terry 62 Wilhoit, Patrease 101 Williams, Barbara Ann 62, 135 Williams, Emory 72, 107 Williams, Freddy 10] Williams, Janet 89 Williams, Jeff 89 Williams, Johnny 97 Williams, Ricky 81 Williams, Stuart 101 Williams, Vernon 81, 146 Williams, Vincent 72, 146 Williams, Yvonne 89 Williamson, Pat 101 Willis, Michael 62 Wilson, Bonnie 89, 134 Wilson, Chip 97 Wilson, Lynda 97 Winter, Jessie 62, 161 Withers, Herbert 62 Withers, Vickie 101 Witt, Anne 101 Witt, Keith 63, 131, 136, 158 Wood, Andrew 101 Wood, Bette Ann 10] Wood, Bonnie 81, 122, 135 Wood, Carl 63, 110 Wood, Delphine 63, 126, 128, 132, PS: S7anA Areal 4 Wood, Denise 101 Wood, Hugh 63 Wood, Kathy 81, 135, 145 Wood, Jeanette 63, 150 Wood, Norman 72, 133 Wood, Wayne 81 Wood, Yvonne 72, 134 Woodard, Jerry 89 Woods, Shirley 72, 134 Woodward, John 72 Woodward, Nancy 101 Worley, Brenda 89, 123, 127, 134, 144 Worley, Janet 101 Worth, Pam 101 Wright, Kathy 97, 160 Wright, Mary 63, 138, 141 Wright, Pam 101 Wright, Pat 97, 141 Wright, Sandra 97 Wyatt, Madeline 89, 119, 160 Wyatt, Patricia 97, 127, 145, 150 Wyatt, Sanders 72, 120, 132, 139, 146 Y Yacenda, Doug 101 Yarbrough, Clifton 89 Yarrington, Tommy 97 Yates, Diane 89 Yates, Paul 81, 107 Yates, Susan 97 York, Richard 81 Young, Andrew 63 Young, Ed 81 Zz: Zeheb, Vicki 72, 118 Zimmerman, Keith 101 Zurn, Lloyd 97 Zyglocke, Joseph 97, 116, 117 Zyglocke, Walter 53, 63, 106, 107, OX WAN) a2, eA), USE, 1S! Within these pages the 1966 Totem Pole staff has attempted to bring into focus the indelible mem- ories of this year. Who can forget the endless homework, the term papers, waiting in lunch lines, being able to chew gum, the two-week snow holiday, Coach Brown’s Warriors, the basketball team’s win over Lane, our first Homecoming, our first Winter Carnival, the sen- ior spirit... For the seniors, receiving their diplomas symbo- lized four years of work, fun, and friendships. The Class of ‘66 responded to the challenge of being top class with spirit and energy. Grades, class rank, col- lege boards, job opportunities, college acceptances— these became conversation topics in senior home- rooms around the campus. With this volume, the Totem Pole has attempted to provide everyone at Henrico a means to focus on the events that made 1966 a great year. 2. THE LIBRARY OF VIRGINIA unui awa