Hidden Valley Middle School - Eyrie Yearbook (Roanoke, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1977 volume:

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I,-1' f lx ,I 4 Kali 'iq ' .Q f iff, T' 4 - as QQH, X U55 ii '93, 'js fx Q 5 V g,,s: ,ui .,., Z- 1+-.. - - Y 'IN v 2 Y A, b 'fiv 3 'alt V fn-. Luigi 'rg w.,x::f '. -L arf -f ' - - if an-- - X. . .' , ,gi N525 if ' ff X 'g Q-'57 - . 5'-' g ff 2 'al gi. A' L ' A .- V gn ,, e .1 115- , 'R 'F vl- A' 30. 'M an!-U I ' K.. 443-Q if .qw-P, M. J- - ef ni, XM Xxx 5' '3',f95:5' J L X Iv 'Q-'1 ,. I 'ff WP 1 1.25 X. is ' Vi 'Liu t 5 y F 3i:.-fx .DAA use . , ,, . 5' 11+ .-1' fx' - ,A ,ju-'I A .Lg Q We, the annual staff of Hid- den Valley Junior High, would like to thank all those who have made our school year at H.V.I.H. pleasant and suc- cessful. We leave with a better understanding of education and of life. We would like to thank all our teachers for many years of hard work and devotion. The friendship has been wonderful and will always be remem- bered. We would also like to thank each and every member of the faculty for their time and patience. Also, to all those very spe- cial teachers who gave an extra part of their time to help students, you will always be loved and remembered . P ' 'T frm Z 5 J so-5 ix -HC-. X CLASSES 8 In the madness of the morning, you rush to your first period class, English. You make a mad dash into the door trying to beat the bell. Then it's off to Math, everyone's favorite class. The morning comes to an end when you hurry out. You sigh and walk into your elective . Then as the day moves on you happily continue on to Science, knowing full well lunch is next. So after lunch you practically run the 600 to the gym for so it seemsl and when you finish your lump- ing lacks you find your stomach is not in place . You finally recover from your P.E. class and you push and shove your way to Social Studies. And when the end of 6th period comes, you ven- ture into the halls with a sigh of relief knowing just one more left to go. W '?a1'w.! SPORTS I 5 'viii K V! 5, ww- 6 I 3- 62 1 f 1 fs 5 V' ,v 'j ' - ' V -5, -1- afl. fm- N, il , li if .EFA '-K iv H' Q 4 fr. :gx V . Us A V. s I ' 2 1 . YQ P f W -Q 3 f- f, gylfly ll, t-D. .- .,,. . ff 1' ' i . Y X XXX 7 ' I ,V 12 'A--.. mr V QL! . x 4 - lg 1 W? 331 The Weekend -NWN E3 4-A WL Q the weekend approaches students find that there is much more to life than trying to get to classes the tardy bell rings and waiting in 11ne for a hamburger, fries , and a shake . the fall Cave Spring Andrew Lewis Glenvar, Northside, and Patrick Henry football games provide night excitement After the games students pile into cars together to go to Pizza Hut, Pizza Den, and numerous other restaurants for a late night snack and some socializing. A special night could be mean going to the movies or the civic center to hear Chicago, Doobie Brothers, or Aerosmith perform. When parents are cooperative , students find weekend entertainment by attending or throwing a party. Tanglewood Mall provides another Saturday pastime. Places such as Pappy's and Time Out have become favorite hang-outs. Even a teacher might be found shopping at Coun- try Legend, Jeans West or Wrangler Wranch. All-in-all, most weekends are pretty exciting and full of things to do. If nothing else, weekends can be regarded as simply a break from a week of work. And a Qpecia I , . eekend The second weekend in October was a special one for the first semester Oceanography class of Hidden Valley. They spent their three day vacation at Virginia Beach exploring ocean life and just enjoying themselves. Activities included studying the ocean and its plant and animal life , cruising on a research vessel, and collecting specimens. Meanwhile, back home in Roanoke, most members of the Hidden Valley bands spent Saturday competing against several other junior high schools in the second annual Pack- a-Pacer contest. Hidden Valley came in second and received S150 for their efforts. While members were being packed into a Pacer, the spectators were having loads of fun. Nil U QW wht 3 Twill! Qlllolw than new as bl SVNUXQX Qtmtgbcldlf Hqkm Qi QBPQ JNCD U Q Eommh mates iQ Qrhbunfwnnalo Feeli L Feelings. like a smile on a ehild's face. Feelings like Love's warm embrace. Feelings like a lonelg person af a lonelg place. Feelings like fhe laughfer of friends far and near. Feelings like a genlle kiss or a sad fear. Feelings like fo know someone who shares. Feelings like a picfure of love. . . . Yes. feelings come and feeli go. buf mosf of all feelings show. Aciiviiies and Omrganizaiions Activities and Organizations help in displaying the inter- ests and hobbies of the students at Hidden Valley. Activities, such as: Grade Days, clubs, food drives, Toys for Tots, and a special event, the Walk-a-Thon, Cfor which H.V. was awarded a free dance for collecting the most pledgesj all provide enjoyment or student participation. Organizations, such as: Band, Choir, Drama, S.C.A. , Yearbook, and Newspaper, help students to be included in the areas to which they are most interested . I7 m Student Council Association The S.C.A. is a group of representatives chosen to sup- port the student body's ideas and opinions. This group consists of first period presidents, grade rep- resentatives, and the execu- tive council. The functions of the S.C.A. are: to provide a place for stu- dents to come with sugges- tions, to promote clubs, and to represent the student body at P.T.A. meetings and social activities, such as: Food Drives, Toys for Tots, Special grade days, Dances, and Walk-a-thons. N-ff 23:1 - he .ii Copposite page lefty: Grade Representatives and Execu- tive council. Copposite page rightjz S.C.A. sponsors - Mrs. Wheeling and Mrs. Osborne. Copposite page bottombz First Pd. presidents. itop leftjz Toys for Tots drive. Ctop rightjz Honor roll party. fbottomj: Toys for Tots drive. I9 Q 1 fix 'lg A 1, 1, ,Y :QU .LQLLK f J, .J P-4 A162-'f' V tim' xg in ' 3 aY,'b- N' 5 45 5 vf ' fwixiw' wifi! jgiaj 7. , v ' f .F 1' . ,. .. ,x , L: i..nJa.... W df 1 x 'Nwi 9.1 1 Q, 2 nl A IFS J . - I J ' 5 J iq.. X ip., ., F4 ,, . Qi i.. nl' - U7 y-, 9' f 5 IK, 'Fe wg: 3. N. X A 'Y .-1,15 ,. S, A A1 , C A 1X lv' 4 Br 5 wiv 5 Y N ff: Lei U Band an d Choir nieriain You B Yf- - ,- -YAY Copposite pagebz ftop lefty: Advanced Brass Cmiddlejz Adv. Woodwind Ctop rightjz Intermediate Band Cbottomja Beginning Band Cabove lefty: Soprano Cabove middlejz Alto Cabove rightb: Tenor, Bass. Sec Soprano fmiddle lefty: Beginning Choir Cbottom 1eftJ: A11 Regional Band Cabovebz Percussion Keeping You Informed A The journalism classes produced the newspaper and the annual. At the beginning of the year the students in the ninth grade class picked the one which they preferred to work with. The areas from which they had to choose were sports, features and news. They performed various tasks to keep the students informed about both old and present happenings on subjects in the groups they chose. I A new half year elective class was added for the eighth grade students. It gave them a better insight into just exactly what is involved with the pro- ductions of both annual and newspa- per. Copposite page top to bottomy: Ctop lefty: Features Group, Penny Gak- inns - Editor. ,ftop righty:Mr. Cutrara - Advisor, Pam Elliott - Co-Editor - Annual. Cbottom lefty: Sports Group, Amie Williams, Editor Cnot picturedy. fbottom righty: News Group, Amy Keaton - Editor. Cabovey: ftop lefty: Dana Dornbusch and Adri- enne Nemura, Co-Editors - Newspa- per. fmiddle lefty: Gary Bishop, Chief Pho- tographer, Donna Housman - Co-Edi- tor - Annual. Cmiddle righty: Second Semester Eighth Grade Class. Cbottom lefty: First Semester Eighth Grade Class. 25 Sometimes Things Gel a LiHIe Sirange Our lives are con- trolled by patterns and sometimes we feel a necessity to do some- thing different. The opportunity is presented at Hidden Valley in a variety of ways - Tacky Day, Superstars Day, the Faculty Halloween Party, and Strange Anonymous. To an outsider, these things might seem a lit- tle strange, but we at Hidden Valley realize that they are only means of breaking the monot- ony. ,gyr- Copposite pagejz Ctopj: Teachers celebrate Halloween. fmiddlejz Superstars Day for seventh grade Cbottom lefty: Strange Sponsors. fbottomjz Strange remains anonymous. ftop lefty: Tacky Day for sixth grade. Ctop rightjz Teacherscelebrate Halloween Cmiddlejz Tacky Day for sixth grade. iabovejr Tacky Day for sixth grade. Cleftj Tacky Day for sixth grade. Varied Interests Athletics and Electives do not appeal to all of the outside interests of the students atrHidden Valley. Many students prefer to widen their interests by joining clubs. Hidden Valley has a wide variety of them such as: Strange Anonymous, Art, Stamp and Coin. and Chess. Each of these clubs meets periodi- cally to discuss opinions and views of their varied interests. Copposite page lefty: Art Club Crightjz Stamp and Coin club fbottomb: Strange Anonymous Crevealedj fabovejz Chess club Christmas Music, singing and dancing all took part in helping the audience get into the Christmas spirit at the Band and Choir's annual pro- gram. Some of the highlights of the program were the stage choir's presentation of God Bless the Chi1d and Feelings. Choir solos were performed by Cynthia Dillon and Donna Housman. Band solos were performed by Kevin Mahaffy on the french horn, and Chris Tilt on the tenor sax. The stage band rendered four songs, one of which is a favorite, ' 'Tater Patch. As the erformance came to a close, Clliristmas presents were presented. Mrs. Kyle received a ten speed bicycle' while Mrs. Wise received a tennis racket. l 1 1 .ix .1 K Ir ', A , . I x. nw. I . ,A .9 .AA xx J f Q, iff 'L f x' v 1 , 'Gif -wp' M v' , . I LA ' r 'Q '2 I X 4 A f, .ati Q 'v. P 'A 1 f if 1 .f 21,513 ' 'Q iii- A I f 'g ' K , i A 2 'A N If 1 'Q i 1 'L N' 1 l Yf, L E4 av 'vida ' 7 f y I .1 we ' I ' Q. V Q' W , yu ., - ' Afvlx., :J 1 4' T. 5 'f 5 L5 iff? - i L-J .25 ' Afwt'-' Q' 3'-4 . H ' .-yyiw, iff'- , AN-!,.':'47g,'f-,..',-ff. 2 ,.,,'gf:.J5,.g5' .A-1.3: Fr. -236-2'2,'iA'Q' -. ,mga . -s':m,-wm-?:,- ff, P I rg. .'rP1g'I, s-gg. .iiw .1 -ya '- '-fx.:-rf. -.-' ,f Q H 1I'ff 1'1 f . 3-:gf :wig i , 6- x . 'F' s wh 519. All abr- -- 2.1 Q - mf- . ., :..m .- Wu, '.-'. l, In WZ 1 .': 3' fi? f -1 4 i ' pf. . v 4 JW 'H 1 I 3?- '4 4 ,x. gg. wi? l R K R -2 xi sff' . g-53' , w., fa,-. If I s Wi Y s 1 b' l 'l fi . Jn . nv L, 1i'55'2f'f 4. .v, 4 . , 1 1 . I 5 1 , I I H QE? p.-...LA . S ll! f NW gf! HS - v. 4 i.r...... 1 ff- 1 -Q. g x A - 1 . 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Cmiddlebz David Little and Headless Harper leaping for the rebound . fbottom lefty: Coaches - Mary Beth East and Donna Housman look on, urging the Eagles to victory? fbottorn rightyz Maddog Marshall taking a breather. ,E wzw , ' in J' Y ' . ' A 37 ,-nr Time and Paiience kim , I--I 2 A ,G Hidden Val1ey's 1976-77 coaching staff is com- posed of many talented individuals. Whether they coach basketball, football, volleyball, gymnastics, or track, each has the goal to make his team the best. Each coach puts much of his or her time and patience into the team they are coaching. When the team is practicing or playing, a part of the coach is out there with them going through each move. When the team wins, the coach has a feeling of personal victory. The opposite holds true with losing. At the end of the season, the coach can reflect and relate to the team's past falls and triumphs. But one thing can be said, if the coach feels the team gave everything they had no matter what the record, then he can feel something was accomplished. Q 0 Copposite pagebz C' L Ctopjz Mr. Jim Surgeon 573 ' Basketball CBoys 9th and Girls l ' 8thJ Cmiddle lefty: Mrs. Judy Ferguson Volleyball fmiddle rightjz Miss Diane Tuttle l Basketball CGir1s 9thJ Cbottom lefty: Mr. Bob Giles ,. Wrestling Cbottom rightjz Mr. Glenn Davis Asst. Wrestling, Asst. Track Cabovejz Mr. Jerry Green Football Cleftjz Miss Carol Johnson Gymnastics fmiddlejz Mr. Jerry Anderson Asst. Football, Track fbottombz Mr. Tom Rosemond Basketball CBoys 8th and Girls 8thJ, Track 39 Sometimes Good Sometimes Bad The 1976 football team turned in a comparably good record for their first season. They toiled long hours in the hot August sun and the cool Septem- ber evenings. Slowly, but surely the team was whipped into shape. Muscles were toned and weight was lost as they performed calisthentics, practiced different plays, and ran wind sprints. Practices would sometimes seem never ending, but when they did, team members would crawl to the showers and water fountains to quench their thirsts and wash a hard workout's sweat from their bodies. The rewards reaped from all this work were sometimes great and sometimes small. Games were lost and games were won, but one could safely say it was an interesting and exciting expe- rience. r .n A w N - E! , ' N A , nf!! X! If J ,F f 'rv X PM N.-Q - 'ml ', ' I Tgg F-fi. A A xl H X' Lf ff K -F ..,, K. 3- ' Q is 3 A is -,.,., ,V , , 'I '- ut n' ,E -rig. if ' -f Y ,Q 2 W. V a fs 5 5 - f 6 'I In ' , , I ! if gf! ig L. F .Q V v SQ 5 P U 'ii-.x 'bv -wi Q .L ! A . ,.,. ,M 4- 1 ' 9 il ii Nl k in' , X-,TQ 9 1 ef'QQ . .. 6 E7 1 x . ,, 4 vs 'H' Ur :J A I 1 1 1 -ff. f il A 'lr Tense faces look on from the bench. s ,fi Q - 41 K 1 4 1 Grant Plaskon carries the ball Eagles warm up before the Franklin Co. game. against Andrew Lewis. f--QC. i,-8 1-3 1 A hge- Chuck Anderson and Mike Mitchum exchange good 1uck shake 'vw Fooiball Record Franklin Co. - 0 Cave Spring - 21 Pulaski Co. - 24 Glenvar - 0 Andrew Lewis - O William Byrd - 13 Northside - 21 pl fr k. Before ihe Crowd Have you ever thought what a game would be like with- out our spirited cheerleaders yelling out chants and cheers and performing before crowds of yelling, chattering stu- dents at half time? Dull, Right? The cheerleaders pep up the crowd and players at a tense moment. They shiver during football games on cold October nights, screaming and yelling until their throats are almost raw . The cheerleaders seem to be as essential to the athletic program as tennis shoes! The cheerleaders this year are: 9th grade - Angie Brown CCaptainJ, Laurie Weld, Janet Dodson, Mary Beth East, Karen Blankenship. 8th grade - Brenda Carroll QCaptainJ, Alicia Williams, Julie Williams, Carol Epling, Sheri Burge. I 4 , ,FV 'V ,Va W 1A W 5 . xi N wi My I , 5 , f' f V 1.17 WN N. Li '7 1 V24' W 1? uk hl - Q u I :E 's J U51 E 5' i - i .--1' ff a5J'3 ., - in, 'J' R, x , ' 'lf' ' 'Lexx 9 -AX. ' l N X ' ,...g is , . i.J '- - ' Q X E-f?+ '-' J ly X-' 'X f ff! 'K at-Z' .L V4 fulqf, 1 Zigi? wx' 'L J' 9 ,I ff' x V I Q Ya' Q D V ' '15,-fy? w 'J With almost all veterans back, Coach Surgeon and the basketball team had hoped for a championship. -The Eagles started out their season with three landslide victories, but as the year progressed things got harder. Although they only lost four games, two to Northside and two to Cave Spring, they ended up in third place in the conference with eleven wins and four losses. As a whole the team improved each player as an individual gained a better insight into the sport. Team Members Andy Agee Reid Boyer David Bradford Kevin Dennis David Little Adam Mastrangelo Mark Poff Mark Slaydon Alan Wright Jim Surgeon, Coach Casey Perry, Manager Scott Shaffner, Manager Roanoke Valleg Jr. High League , S . 'f x s I ' W- ' fr., .uv , ,. .., ,H ,H-V ' ,, 4 ,,.-,. JEL... ' - if I976-77 Champions The ninth grade girls basket- ball team completed their season undefeated this year and won the Roanoke Valley lr. High League Championship. It was a hard fought season and the champion- ship was well deserved by the team. Outstanding performances of Cindy Warring, Barbara Calla- han, and Mickey Smith led the team to victory, but the champi- onship required a total team effort. TEAM MEMBERS Debbie Brugh Barbara Callahan Carole Craft Carol Hudson Tina Huffman Karen Moira Mary Kay Seidell Mickey Smith Melody Wagner Cindy Waning Lisa Wiggins Lisa Yobaggy Coach - Miss Diane Tuttle Geiiing I+ Togeiher 'v'ngyH- - .'-fffw jf,5,1E,. 'si 35 After a slow start the girls eighth grade basketball team finally pulled themselves together to win three out of their last four games. The girls should be commended for their fine sportsmanship and their hard work during the season. Although they lost more than they won, they gained valuable experience. .. mga! ,ig Team Members Mickie Hall Lisa Holiday Sharon Via Theresa Richardson Susan Tolliver Gail Allen Karen McDaniel Robin Stanely Vickie Thomas Becky Vest Angie Vaughn Coaches Tom Rosemond Jim Surgeon Champions The 8th grade boys basketball team has a lot to be proud of this year. Not only for their record of 12-4, but also for winning the Roanoke Valley Championship. Of course the team's victory should also be credited to the outstanding coaching of Mr. Tom Rosemond. The members who helped make this a successful season are: Kent Boener, Mark White, Mark Purcell, Tim Behl, Troy Harris, Jay Meredith, Chance Crawford, Mark Dennis, Ray Pennino, Mike Nlitchem, Tyson Ruble, Grant Plaskon, and John Crute. The team's manager is Kevin Glasgow. fright topb: Captain - Mike Mit- chem Cmiddle lefty: Mark Dennis Cmiddle rightjz Troy Harris Cbottom lefty: John Crute Cbottom rightjz Nervous moment . Y, 2,14 I uf S 1 . w n Q Aw aaa!!! .v, 5 N-1 ..e A 1 5 fs , -, 3 in r L7 f la N f . 59 VN, 4 Q35 A40 -,... 5 R Q, I .J li: 3 Aqi,b Roanoke Valleg Tournameni Champions j X . io Conceniraiion. Courage. and Sirengih To be a gymnast one must have the correct training and be willing to sacrifice many long hours in practice. Gymnastics also requires concentration in order to make the precise moves and courage to push one's self to achieve higher levels and goals. Strength is required in every move in order to make the sport look as graceful and unique as possible. Copposite pagejz ftopjz Terry Burnett Cmiddlejz Final instructions Cbottom lefty: relaxing moment Cbottom rightjz Lynn Williams ftopjz Diana Wing Cleft middlej: Tarran Cropper fright middlej: Cheryl Dunn Cbottom lefty: Beth Deck Cbottom rightjz Julie Musgrave I I f 57 XX N , 1 . . . iff, .5 ' . A 'Wx liffgkfe 'h T92 L A , ,J XX? , N 1 I , If if 'w.,g,.2' A v 1, 5'n D ,I , .L J - - I i.- ? F 5 1 VL v 1 '- : x . W lL .. I . af' f-,ffm , I ' I -. .Q-:' .X Y' Q' .103 0 ' i.. f 144 fflgfw f . I a , 5, r ' - Q P ,, 1:4 i ,. ' .1 4 Un t ffl! - :gill A 'dv viz? 13 in I + w Y 1 ' ,. I 1 Q ' K - 5 fl- L. - 3 KW!-J' , 1 Q WE ,arf f , x, , NF' slr--film 421 A Tradition of Excellence M- x I Although volleyball is not a popular spectator sport it is one many people enjoy playing. It is a fast moving game in which points may be scored by a spike at the net or a close call on boundaryrlines. The game requires much hard work by team members to perfect their moves on the court. Hidden Valley traditionally has produced championship calibre teams. This year's team was no exception. The girls were coached, this season, by Mrs. Ferguson. - H111 -- 1:29552 ll Cfrontyz KL-RJ: Bettina Altizer Lisa Apostolou CCo-Captainj Mickey Smith CCO-Captainb Iulee Doss fbackj: QL-RJ: Jenny Johnson Barbara. Callahan Tarran Cropper Cindy Warring Lisa Wiggins Carol Hudson Martha Finfgeld Myra Powers QMgr.J Robyn McFarland S Long Hours Track is not a spectator sport. It's not full of glamorous lights and bright-eyed cheerleaders, nor does it have crowds of students to root the team to victory. Track is an individual sport requiring individual effort and training. The events such as shot put, pole vaulting, high jump, and mile relay are practiced for long hours until the final moment when their true skill and speed are tested. The mal Score The final score has been totaled and run up on the scoreboard. The fans have left the gym and Hidden Valley has completed another year of sports. BUT the memories will remain in the minds of all the people who participated at Hidden Valley this year. First, the coaches who devoted many hours of their time and patience developing their team members. Secondly, the players who worked hard and long trying to better their sport skills, and finally, the fans, who cheered the different teams on to victory and showed sympathy after a loss. Yes, the year is over, but by glancing at the pictures on the preceding pages the events can be relived. ...L L-im ' Adminisirafion Faculfg Qiaff For Those Who Will Follow This has been a very difficult year for me person- ally because of the changing attendance lines. These new lines will cause a majority of students who are now at Hidden Valley to go to other schools next year. The students from Glenvar who will be going to Glenvar Junior High School and the students in the annexed area who will be going to City Schools will be missed next year. We wish all of you well. We will try to do everything within our power to make the transition easier for all of our students. We hope that you will give to your new schools the loy- alty and the leadership that you have given while students here at Hidden Valley. From those of you who remain at Hidden Valley, we will ask for continued and increased leadership so that we can bounce back from the loss of these stu- dents and maintain our high standards both individu- ally and collectively as a school. I have certainly enjoyed working with each of you during this past year, and I would especially like to mention the newspaper staff and officers of the SCA who have done an outstanding job. We hope that those of you who leave us will continue your fine leadership at other schools. You have left a fine herit age for those who will follow you. My best wishes will go with all of you dur ing your next school years. QLLOYD FARTHINGJ With Hidden Valley becoming a Junior High School we had the task to con- tinue high standards in the expansion of the already varied academic and ath- letic programs. The excellent response of our students and staff to this task made the transition a tremendous success. This feeling of togetherness makes me proud to say that I am part of your school. CDAVID PRICED This has been our first year as a Junior High School and has brought several changes in our school both from an academic and athletic stand point. The addition of the ninth grade has added greatly to our curriculum. We have a full Junior High Athletic Program that has allowed many more students to par- ticipate. The discipline and spirit of the student body has been the best ever. We greatly appreciate your support. fMURPHY SCOTTJ Q .f15 ,W A , Each Add a LiHIe . . . Portraits Qleft to rightjz Mr. Jerry Anderson - Health and P.E.g Mrs. Susan Arnold - Social Studiesg Mr. Ward Athey - Science: Miss Beth Aydlett - Science. Bottom Photo Cleft to rightj: Mrs. Marlene Wine - English, Miss Lynda Beavers - English, and Mrs. Io Ann Paugh - English. Portraits itop to bottornjz Mr. Walter Bell - Math: Mrs. Linda Bowden - Math: Mrs. Penny Brammer - Math. Bottom Cleft to rightjz Mrs. Dot Britt - Reading Lab: Mrs. Pat Dunlap - Social Studies: Mr. Dennis Crouch - Math: Mrs. Lou Clark - Social Studies. Mrs. Anita Fairley - Home Economics Mrs. Carolyn Beecher - Health and P.E. qs 66 wil . 'x .m 'f 'I'-ri . f. W, lx! 1 -X ' W '- w I 1 A, Mr. Robert Cutrara - English Ms. Brenda Criner - Math Mr. Glenn Davis - Health and P.E. Mrs . 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V' Martin - Special Teacherg Mrs. C11 , Sandy McCu11ey - Mathg Mr. Bob 5?-A Morgan - Scienceg Mrs. Mary Neely N., - English: Mrs. Vertie Nott - Math. M. 5 . gb . Q -..lj . . X ty AJ ask xml Q2 F L5 sk . R, 3 wx Mrs. Janet McKay - English 95 vi Q 1 '15 -F5 S. if Ni N X. '77-'A' .GS r N rx-Q E3 is fig .5 G, fb F - 5 3 Q3 sb ,Q 935 F35 , .. I E P' S, 1 70 2.9! x N Q53 '911 'ir-'F' Ms. Judy Larsen - Special Teacher fe-.qs Mrs. .Tu11a Kosko Elecuve Miss Mary Maxwell - Main im ., . ii ,,,,r R Es x Mr Ron Marshall Sc1ence Mrs Marsha Lawson - English Portraits ftop to bottombz Ms. B. I . Osborne - Social Studiesg Mr. Tom Rosemond - Health and P.E.g Mrs. Glenda Seymour - Social Studies. Bottomf left to rightjz Miss Carolyn Shook - Science: Miss Juanita Smith - English: Mr. John Stone - Guidanceg Mrs. Linda Taylor - English. Mr. Jim Surgeon - Librarian :X ' vm! MQ Q X xi-15 C 1 F-'H' xo Znaxwffi nuixhsxs.! fi LA' 'hw-r' .Ep A- J' EM-is 1-f ,Y 1' -V N ' , if -. ' Q, , 12 553 3 2 'q' v . 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Ieff Tyler Kerry Underwood Robert Underwood Bruce Vanderwarker Rodney Varney A John Vella Gregory Wagner Thomas Waldron Beth Warwick Chrisrene Wass Wendi Watson Wendy West Bob White Sarah White Gregory Whitlock Rodney Whitlock Rusty Wilhelm Bmce Willette Lisa Williams Scott Williams Tony Williams Wanda Williams Channey Wilson Melody Wilson Tony Wirt Kevin Wirt Tony Wood Victoria Woolcott James Yancey Gladys Yates Michelle Zahn Kathi Zion 117 Qrizz if 14- 1:21 W! s 5 A Looking back over the years time has passed so quickly. It seems like just yesterday that our first of four years began at Hidden Valley. We remember everything so clearly: it is as if each event that has taken place has been so recent that no time sequence can be established because everything seems to have run together. During our sixth grade year things were so puzzling and scary, yet interesting. We can remember thoughts and feelings of finally being part of something other than the baby routines of our former elemen- tary schools . ' When our second year rolled around, having adjusted we felt that we actually did belong. All of the strange new interests and ideas started to sink in and the road ahead , that we were to follow , seemed clear. In eighth grade thoughts of leaving many of our close friends who were made over the school years brought many sad feelings. Thinking it was our last year, we tried to make the most of it, but annexation and the changing of Hidden Valley to a Ir. High School upset our plans. Here we are again in our fourth year. Knowing that this is our last , we are making plans to go on into our individual high schools. This year was filled with many firsts. Hidden Valley added football, wrestling, and track teams to its other sports, along with several new academics. Probably, the thing that will be remembered the most about this 1976-1977 school year is the winter. Its snow caused the school to be closed eight days and its severity caused a gas shortage and the closing of school for an additional two days. Now that the time for leaving has finally come, we would like to thank everyone on the staff for their hard work and participation which went into creating this annual. There is one person in particular that we would like to thank, our Advisor, Mr. Robert Cutrara. For his moral support and long hours spent working with us trying to help develop our ideas and teach us what goes into the production of an annual for two years now we have had the priv- ilege of working under his guidance . Some days he probably feels that we would have been better off stay- ing at home . But then on others, things really seem to get accomplished and fall into place. Without him, none of this would have been possi- ble. 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