Homer L Ferguson High School - Mariner Yearbook (Newport News, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1983 volume:

| dl onset OPM - . e we thi ATINEE 11 SHOE LANE NEWPORT NEWS, VA 23606 FEATURES ON LOCATION EXTRAS PAGE 4 PAGE 28 PAGE 52 Football, basketball, soccer, ten- : | nis, track, cheerleaders, field AFS, Science Club, SCA, Keyet- | hockey... tes, Drama, Key Club... | Homecoming, spirit week, trends, friends, fashion, pep assemblies... 2 Contents BN et tal tl a tt Tg CAST PAGE 78 Seniors, Juniors, Sophomores, Freshmen, Class officers, opinion polls... DIRECTORS PAGE 140 Teachers, Administrators, Guidance counselors, Staff members helping students... CREDITS PAGE 166 Ads, Local news, World news, Merchants, Fun spots... Contents 3 Court members and their escorts were: Dora Banks and Mitch Whitaker, Nan Carney and Chris Quesenberry ... Vv Darlene Carter and Eric Jones, Jenny Brittingham and Stuart Harris, Pam Williams and Tim Daniel. - A Yvonne Burns and David Inge, Alexis A Pam Mayo and Marvin Askew, and Canavos and Marc Hardison .. . Karren Langen and Dreux Coogan. A Senior Kristi Grizzard and her date Marty Teasdale enjoy each other’s company at the dance. 4 Homecoming “Dreams begin where rainbows end” provided the perfect setting for Homecoming Weekend. Spirit was high among the Mariners as they presented class skits, cheered at the pep rally, and competed against each other to make the best float for the parade. All week, Mariners waited anxiously to find out who would be the 1983-84 Homecoming Queen. When the Mariners reached Todd Stadium, the anticipation grew to even a higher level. Finally, at half- time, the court was presented. It con- sisted of one freshman, Karren Langen; two sophomores, Alexis Canavos and Pam Mayo; three juniors, Jenny Brit- tingham, Pam Williams, and Yvonne Burns; and four seniors, Dora Banks, Nan Carney, Darlene Carney, and Yvonne Youngblood. Yvonne, escorted by senior Chris Warren, was crowned Homecoming Queen. Yvonne’s dream came true, as did many others. The Homecoming Dance was held Saturday night from eight o’clock until midnight. Old and new Mariners gathered together to dance the night away to music provided by deejay David Long. Senior Laura Seltzer and her date Chip Goldstein goof off at the Homecoming Dance. HOMECOMING LEAVES YVONNE YOUNGBLOOD “BREATHLESS” Homecoming Yvonne Youngblood and Chris Warren react to the announcement of the Homecoming Queen during the game. 5 Vv Members of the sophomore class portray a Warwick family during 99D AF : l) YY heir H ing skit =) rh TH ih) Gam ea) their Homecoming skit. B 4 LEG — im@r © Band members cheer from their prize-winning float. s 9 ck —f Vv Juniors kick it up at the : . a) ‘ a) 4 At Homecomine Homecoming assembly 6 Homecoming A U.S. Senator Bobby Scott, one of the judges for Homecoming floats, congratulates members of the International Club for their hard work. Sophomores add a few more balloons to their float just before the beginning of the parade. Homecoming Senior Mitch Whit- taker im- itates his idol, Mr. T., after the Homecoming assembly. A GQ magazine proved to be a ma- jor source for locker decorations. A Ms. Goetcheus helps Chery] Lee enter her program in her computer during class. Trends Many new trends were seen throughout Ferguson this year. New Wave or “punk” fashions were major trends consisting of a variety of ac- -cessories. Vans, wild, flashy earrings, punk glasses and haircuts were a common sight in the halls. Surf wear remained a steady, yet popular trend. Wave Riding Vehicles, OP, and Town -_— mm meme PeP eee eee ee eee eee ee ee le and Country shirts, pants, and decals were worn by many Mariners. Glasses on a “leash” were hung around necks, while others were worn on _ heads. Lockers were plastered with pictures of surfers, models, favorite pastimes, and groups such as The Police, Prince, Duran Duran, David Bowie, and Micheal Jackson. ey glasses. Trends Capture “The Way We Were” Tina Smith and Sarah Atkins ad- mire the various surfing decals in their locker. A Punk-rocker Wendy Boller is in style with her spiked haircut and tri- ple pierced ear. Junior Mandy Martin sports the new fad of wearing school boy Trends 9 10 “Fast Times at Ferguson High” Surface During Spirit Week A Lynn Harlowe and Michelle Moskowitz display their ingenuity on Halloween Day. Sophomore Stephanie Gann goes all out by wearing blue makeup on Blue and White Day. Chris Spirit Week wo A Quesenberry adds finishing touches to the crab in the senior class hall. New days, new outfits and new people gave Spirit Week a fresh look this year. On Tacky Day, Mariners wore ragged and _ non-matching clothes. Tourist Day found students carrying cameras and_ binoculars while dressed in “island” attire. On Hippie Day, bandanas, wild print shirts, bell-bottoms and peace signs were common sights. The most celebrated days, Halloween Costume NNW € ee Day and Blue and White Day, ended the week with Mariners, including faculty members, dressing up as clowns, witches, mice and vam pires on Thursday and donning all their blue and white clothes on Friday. A frenzied pep rally behind the gym ended the school week and an unfor- tunate loss to Hampton on Saturday completed activities for Spirit Week, 1983. 4 “There’s nothing funny about this test!” 4 Barbara Monk mumbles to herself. A Ms. Redman, East and Johnson show their spirit. 4 Juniors Kerstin Porter and Kim Langen share a laugh in English class. Varsity Cheerleaders throw down during the Spirit Week pep assembly. Spirit Week 11 ¢ Rodney Alston wears classic attire. Vv Converse high-tops are popular this year. Zi y yy Ue 77) yo 7 Z 7, Zi ANS 4 A Ked tennies were favored by A Barbara Monk sports the girls. Flashdance look. Lisa Hawthorne prefers the dressier look. 12 Fashion The Flashdance fashion spread throughout Ferguson this year. The cut-off sweatshirts and_ t-shirts proved to be the Mariners’ style. Pink and black, turquoise, red, and many other New Wave colors brightened the dim _ hallways. Mariners also wore the sleek and sophisticated dressy look of slim and bow ties, pumps and dresses. Ocean Pacific, Wave Riding Vehicles, Pipeline and Lightening Bolt were among the many different brands of surfwear worn this year. Popular footwear included vans, pumps, ked tennies, and Converse high-tops. Fashion Conscious Mariners Were ‘Dressed to Kall” , i Ron Johnson finds his surfjacket comfortable for school. A Walter Newby clowns around in his fatigues. Fashion 13 Ferguson Filled Walk ... personality, talk ... per- after school. These personalities sonality, style ... personality, smile brought the Mariners closer together. W ith “Ordinary ... personality, ain’t we got charm. Each smile, each goofy expression, Ferguson High was filled with many and each tear shed made the 1983- personalities. Mariners’ charm 1984 school year one to remember. yy) People showed through, before, during and School spirited Channing ened 3 Pennington takes a break be- tween classes. Mark Shell expresses his opinion about leaving school on a Friday afternoon. WY Paul Chaney and Kerstin Porter fool around during lunchtime. : nes sist s Sm LASS ec San ca 4 14 Personalities Dwayne Soloman lets his presence be known at the Homecoming Assembly. A Ian Coogan and Percell ‘‘Nu-Nu’’ Carter do the “Atomic Dog” at the Homecom- ing Assembly. Paula Thomas and Tony Lee throw down while cheering on F.HS. ¢ Audrey Lubin has a sudden attack of camera shyness during the bus ride home. Personalities 15 dience during the Homecoming assembly. Victor Raposo and Barbara Monk discuss their weekend plans. Sophomore buddies parade across stage. 16 A Deena Covington and Eban Bott check out the au- This year the Mariners found out friends were not hard to come by. Friends were seen eating lunch, walk- ing, gossiping, and fooling around together. The latest news on who’s dating whom and where the upcom- ing party is going to be seemed to be the questioning heard among the Mariners. Many Mariners grouped in the halls before and after school hours, laying out spreads for the yearbook, making up tests, getting help because of troublesome classes and catching up on last night’s homework. 4@Yvonne Youngblood and Michelle Moskowitz share special times together. “Proud of being true blue Mariners Kim Johnson and D’Jaris Howard pose for a picture. VThe five minute break in between classes provides the perfect time for Mariners to be together. VLarry Stanfield tells Shane Hardin and Derek Porter to try it, they’ll like it. FRIENDS 17 “The Man Who Came To Dinner” was the first play put on by the Drama Department this year. Under the supervision of Ms. Pat Quinn, the cast members presented the story of a guest who, after coming to the Stanley’s home for dinner and slip- ping on their front porch steps, re- mained there while recuperating from a broken hip. The uninvited long-term guest, played by Dennis Hinnant, disrupted the family’s lifestyle while staying with them. As the Stanley family finally got rid of the fully recuperated guest, he slipped, leaving them with more disruption in the future. 18 John (Henry Tyson), Sandy (Andi Miller), Richard Stanley (Doug Satchell), Burt Jefferson (Roby Raton), Maggie Cutler (Mary Bradley), Mr. Stanley (Doug Shamblem) and Mrs. Stanley (Roxanne Whitmore) are amused as Doctor Bradley (Billy Warren) places Mr. Whiteside (Dennis Hinnant) into his wheelchair. The Man Who Came To Dinner | Nurse Preen (Ginger Everett) threatens to quit her job if Mr. Whiteside (Dennis Hinnant) doesn’t agree to respect her skills as a nurse. ABanjo (Darren Manes) shuts Loraine Shelton (Stephanie Cantu) into the coffin, attempting to get rid of her. AMaggie Cutler (Mary Bradley) holds up the drunk and staggering Burt Jefferson (Roby Paton). The Man Who Came To Dinner ee 20 Partying Jack Pepper attempts to make his way through the party. Patrick Boyen amuses Roxanne Whitmore at a Homecoming party. V Robert Cuffe, David Spain, and Steve Judd play around at a hotel party. V “So, where are all of the parties this most popular places to party were at E re =) i Gah I oa Ss weekend?” Every Thursday and Friday friends’ houses, Robert Cuffe’s van, this question was brought up many hotel rooms, Warwick dances, and 44g me Baeatwree: ‘times throughout the school. By the The White Fox. Free time, spent se or WW a Orn, time Friday rolled around, Mariners socializing and partying, brought al = yy ‘were ready to hit the party scene. The Ferguson students together. A rP1ETr ls 4Steve Morewitz looks forward to the weekend. AChris Quesenberry, Lisa Edwards, Sharon Roesen, Randy Conner, Marty MclIn- tire, Craig Davis, Tom Bundick, Kim Powell, and Nan Carney party it up on a Saturday night. Melissa Robinson and Sean Hamilton pig out at a party after Homecoming. Partying 21 y SUE ial } Ferguson was lucky enough to have St SSS several foreign students enrolled this 42 yy Al a Wy Gg year. Along with Patrick Boyen, the Bergsjerdet was from Norway. Also a AFS exchange student from Belgium, attending Ferguson this year was |= | = C es’ y there were several other foreign Manuela Seco from Costa Rica. fee Pee students. Seniors Annica Nielsson These students added life to the G wh fa Fez and Carina Johanssen were from school year and gave Mariners a Ay rE cco ery ing Sweden. Junior Ari Lechtonen was chance to learn about different from Finland, while Senior Chris cultures. AExchange student Patrick Boyen finds studying a little easier with a snack. Foreign students from all over the Peninsula build a pyramid during AFS international weekend. 22 Foreigners @Annica Nilsson gives Carina Johansson a piggyback ride at the AFS picnic. VWFerguson foreign exchange students Patrick Boyen, Carina Johansson, Annica Nilsson, and Else Banshansen (with visiting AFS students) stop to catch the view at waterside. @Ari Lehtonen shows Finish dance steps. APatrick Boyen is a “mean dude” in his Halloween costume. Quesenberry and Nan Carney his Foreigners ? yo 2earee i) VHESRH) SP aw 23 ALisa Hawthorne and her date Mike McCormick stare into each others eyes as they dance to “Up Where We Belong!” Michaune Scott and Shaun Moses laugh as they begin to walk under the ring. ®Cathy Worley and John Hille take a break from dancing to enjoy each other’s company. 24 Ring Dance Preparing the ring and other decorations was a big task for the Ring Dance Committee who began preparing for the dance in October. Juniors sold magazines to help raise money for the D.J. from KS 96 and decorations to match their theme “Up Where We Belong.” Rings were ordered from Josten’s Ring Co. and were tried on Friday before the dance. Juniors were up early the day of the dance to finish putting up decorations. Kerstin Porter announced each couple coming through the ring as they exchanged rings and kisses. Ad- miring each other’s rings, the Juniors continued to dance to the music pro- vided by KS 96. ¢ Juniors Stacey Hall, Troy Chinen and Ken Ashley get down to the beat of ‘““Burning down the House!” ASteve Judd prepares to place Jenny Decker’s ring on her finger as they stand under the tradi- tional ring. Ring Dance 25 “SENIOR: Distinguished from a Junior; of higher rank or position, especially after long service.”’ Every Mariner looked forward to his Senior year and the privileges that went along with it. Being a Senior meant being able to go off campus for lunch and eat in the Senior cafeteria. Despite these privileges, most Seniors came down with a condition after first semester known as “Senioritis.” “Senioritis” was usually caused by overexertion during exam time, too many assignments due, and thoughts of the warm weather and sunny beaches. Symptoms included endless gazing out of classroom win- dows, dozing off during lectures, in- ability to complete assignments, and, most of all, terminal procrastination. There was only one sure-fire cure for this condition... GRADUATION!!! : 26 Farewell Class of ’84 A Chris Quesenberry and Patrick Boyen strike an original pose during AFS International Weekend. ® Tony Lee leads fellow Seniors into a chant of “Seniors are 1!” “Seniors Tony Lee and Mitch (Mr. T) Whitaker act out a scene from the Homecoming skit. ASenior representative Yvonne Youngblood is escorted by Paul Chaney at the Homecoming assembly. “Sheri Richman, Teresa Young, Sean Hamilton, and Greg Wilson goof off while doing a Chemistry II lab. ) Farewell Class of 84 27 s y 30 Ist row: T. Chinen, R. Askew, D. Solomon, J. Hickman, L. Dunn, K. Smith, T. Nichols, E. Diggs, S. Fletcher, D. Rec- chia, M. Alston. 2nd row: D. Moses, R. Wright, S. Pitts, I. Coogan, E. Lee, T. Broady, R. Batts, E. Mitchell, D. Wilkerson, J. Washington. 3rd row: J. Sill, S. Bethea, M. Bunn, R. Johnston, S. Hamilton, M. McClain, T. Lee, P. Chaney, T. Travis, S. Mizell. 4th row: Q. Towns, M. Wyche, D. Jones, C. Wiggins, G. Fair, J. Solomon, D. Hunt, J. Spielberger, M. Lynch. 5th row: L. Redding, K. Pair, C. Wilson, K. Callis, K. Holden, P. Carter, J. Jones, K. Wright, D. Tyler. 6th row: Trainers and Managers — C. Taliaferro, R. Johnson, B. Stubbs, T. Robertson, D. Mings, W. Truitt, C. Edmonds, H. Lyons, Q. Givens, W. Walker. This year’s Varsity Football Team due to having an ineligible player on i KG) eh mS hike had its first winning season in years. Under the direction of head coach Ted Bacote, the Mariners finished with a record of 7 wins, 2 losses, and 1 forfeit. An optimistic team opened the season against Denbigh, shutting the team. The triumph of the season occurred with the win over Bethel, a first in Mariner history. Athletes of the week, running back Dwayne Solomon and defensive linebacker Delano Tyler, contributed greatly to them out 16-0, but later forfeiting the Mariners’ victorious season. = 4 Steve Bethea outruns his Kecoughtan opponent. WV J. Hickman, S. Bethea, and J. Solomon head onto the field during the Phoebus game. Mie ETA A OPA Sagi Sat ae at Ee aS a IEE © Sree ROS Je aap rg Sid St ree ee | | oe | Scoreboard They 16 Denbigh - 60 14 Lafayette 13 16 Granby 14 13 Warwick (H.C.) 14 f 14 Menchville 0 | 20 Petersburg Z H 1 Bethel 6 ' 7 Hampton 31 34 Phoebus 8 17 Kecoughtan 14 eee ay is ih OS SE Ferguson player strives for a 1st down in the game against Kecoughtan. V. Football 31 The 1983 football season proved to be of young players though. It’s ex- — be 7 Y a fairly good one for the J.V. team. pected that next year’s team will do © Sj In, They finished with a record of 3 wins, well, because, for the first time, we 3 losses, and 3 ties. Coach Ted Bacote will have returning J.V. players.” remarked, “‘We did fair; we had a lot Lance Redding avoids his Warwick opponent while attempting a pass. WThe Mariner team exercises during an after-school practice. cas So BIE ee BO tt, coll cia 3 ie BEES 32 J.V. Football © Badin: 80 The referees signal a touchdown against Kecoughtan. a. ee ss aa se 4 SS ONS IE AE ‘6 ea ERE . Baas 1st row: M. Nichols, J. Spruill, S. Hodge, S. Lawson, C. Robertson, T. Terry, L. Fullwood, S. Briggs, J. Martin. 2nd row: R. Russell, M. Monroe, D. Richardson, K. Hicks, M. Harris, L. Redding, R. Monroe, P. Lee. 3rd row: T. Bryant, K. Simmons, T. Smith, T. Rodgers, D. Bailey, J. Sill, J. Park, D. Coogan, J. Martin. J.V. Football 33 w Lennon Mings takes a long shot to score for the Mariners. p� Lennon Mings and Chris Green jump for a rebound during the Phoebus game. A Standing: Assistant Coach Charles Peoples, Manager Derek Bailey, Gene Whitaker, Bulldog Farrar, 34 Varsity Chris Warren, Chris Green, Mark Robinson, Tim Krisik, Lennon Mings, Eric Diggs, Sam Briggs, Manager Basketball Linwood Johnson, Trainer Snooky Baker, Head Coach George Walters. Kneeling: Co-Captains Lonnie Miller and Peanut Richardson. The Ferguson Varsity Basketball team had a victorious year finishing first in the district. The Mariner team was the only one to go undefeated. Co-captains Peanut Richardson and Lonnie Miller led their team with experience and dedication to a regular season 20-0 record. Other top players were Len- non Mings, Chris Warren, Chris Green, Bulldog Farrar, and Mark Robinson. The Mariners participated in the Fort Eustis Christmas tourna- ment and won top honors in their division. The team moved on to place in both District and Regional tournaments. “Peanut Richardson steals the ball from a Phoebus opponent. €@Coach Walters discusses team strategy. 4@Chris Warren takes control of the ball at the Phoebus game. Varsity Basketball 36 JV Basketball The J.V. Basketball team had an unexpected season this year. Led By Coach Charlie Peoples, the young Mariners fell 8-8 for the season. Although they worked hard, their lack of experience often worked against them. They kept spirit high and proved to have good sportsman- ship. The team worked well together and looked forward to a better next year. AFerguson players discuss their game against Denbigh. ADuring time-out Coach Peoples makes a Quick change of plans. Ferguson players wait for their opponent’s next move. emma ———————— te AKneeling: Chris Murray, Robert Jones, Jay Krisk. Standing: Coach Charlie Peoples, Allison Hatchet, Raymond Barker, George Miller, Jeff Robinson, Keith Simmons, Lance Redding, Ricky Hall, Dwayne Hedgepath, Dwayne Soloman. Managers Donnel Davis and Derek Mings. Keith Simmons awaits the referee’s decision during the War- wick game. VRaymond Barker attempts to make a foul shot during the Denbigh game. JV Basketball 37 | 38 Girls’ Basketball ® Tracey Hilliard uses fancy footwork to lose a Pheobus opponent. W Mandy Martin gets a rebound at the Ferguson- Pheobus basketball game. pie. ae 4 Sitting: Tracey Hilliard, Juanita Walker, Shann Hart. Standin Y i i | d, ’ : g: Manager Kim Rainey, Head Coach | Meenas senda jrienesta oe Candice Wright, Katrina Tucker, Janice Blain, Lisa Bocrie | necrelinitiarricart 5 : eo: : 4 3 : | Carleen Cantey ee erry Mings, Debbie Gilliman, Trina Newby, Chris Wilson, Managers | i © a ‘SY = - FS S + @ : WO Ls {r= The Lady Mariners finished fourth in the district this year. Under the Martin, and Mantelle Bradley. These Wy VY Ve |i aN Gj supervision of Coach Watkins, co- talented players also placed second in linen ee Nee er eae captains Shann Hart, Tracey Hilliard the Fort Eustis Christmas tourna- B: Wh) te and Juanita Walker worked to pull ment, beaten only by Bethel. Because S$ off a winning season. Other top of their triumphs, the Lady Mariners 19D Enga te il @y y IY players were Sandra Artis, Mandy moved on to District tournaments. re LeckK1less AShann Hart tries to block her opponent from making a down court pass. Mandy Martin goes for a lay-up during the Bethel game. Girls’ Basketball 39 —— ee enna 40 A Chris meet. Cross Country Juesenberry gives it all he’s got as he approaches the finish line during a 1983 proved to be a winning season for the Boy’s Cross Country team. They finished the year with a record of 6 wins and only 2 losses. Chris Quesenberry placed 7th in Districts. Coach Jim Ryan said, “This team worked closer than in other years, helping each other. The record stands for itself. I think we did real well.” Players not pictured were Donald Patrick, Steve Davis, Mike Webster, Mark White, and Mike Pitts. The girls’ team, however, did not do as well. Their record was 0-4, due toa young, inexperienced team. Accord- ing to Coach Scott, there was a low interest level which led to a poor season. He hopes to have a better turnout next year. Vv Kneeling: Chris Quesenberry; Standing: Lacey Morris, Chris Hamilton, Marty McIntire “Chris Hamilton warms up for practice by running in the halls after school. VYMembers of the Girls Cross Country team were Balsorah White, Lisa Bocrie, Sherry Joyner, Tracey Banks. Not pictured: Regina Hager, Pam Darden, and Christine Pao. A Ferguson runners strive to get an early lead during a District meet. Cross Country 41 42 Yvonne Burns looks on as her teammate attempts to clear the ball away from a Denbigh opponent. ® Kim Gore and Laura Seltzer move down the field towards the field towards HRA’s goal. Seeoreboar Warwick Denbigh Menchville Lafayette Denbigh Warwick = Menchville . Lafayette . —_— Field Hockey | | Field Hockey The 1983 Varsity Field Hockey ele team showed spirit and determina- Shann Hart exercised their leader- players exhibit tion throughout the season despite a ship skills by trying to unify the 2-6 record. Coach Judy Allen com- team. According to Coach Allen, “We their “Sla = mented on the girls’ improvement are expecting a good, solid Varsity p and ability to work well together. team next year, with many returning 99 : Co-captains Harriet Johnson and experienced players.” Shot skills Fe aD. Par eee pe ea ae Varsity — 1st row: ; a Rae cs sah ak Ruth Wane, Yvonne Burns, Lisa High- smith, Harriet Johnson, Mary Scott, Laura Seltzer, Wen- dy Boller, 2nd row: Barbara Stokes (mgr.), Deborah Har- ris, Shann Hart, Tammy Johnson, Arlene Blow, Sandra Artis, Renee Wilson, Charlotte Webb, Terry Stokes (mgr.) 4J.V. — 1st row: Chris Wilson, Deena Cov- ington, Melissa Dorton, Michele Richmond, Leticia Phillips, Ni- chelle Jones, 2nd row: Barbara Stokes (mgr.) Terry Stokes, Nina Williams, Veronica Wilson, Patrice Robin- son, Cheryl Quick, Stella Harrison, Michaune Scott, (Not Pictured: Patrice Byrd, and Chrystal Richardson). A ree oe at a“ ey he hoe +e @ @ 4 vost rm om tm. Field Hockey 43 44 Wrestling The wrestling team was faced with many problems in the 1983-84 season. Due to a lack of Varsity Team members in certain weight classes, the Mariners had to forfeit matches which led to the loss of at least 18 points at each meet. The inex- perience of the young team members also caused a loss of points. The Mariners kept spirit high, however, and the team earned the award for good sportsmanship this year. Despite the tough season, three wrestlers, Chris Quesenberry, Carlos Taliaferro, and Lacy Morris, placed in the district meet. AJimmy Richardson prepares to go for a takedown during a Menchville match. AChris Quesenberry attempts to pin his Denbigh opponent. “Derek Jackson executes a near fall in his match against W arwick. “Carlos Taliaferro gets ready to “shoot a half” during a match against Denbigh. Wrestling 45 I Sharon Roesen and Chris- ty Weidner show their spirit during the Homecoming bonfire. First row: Kim Johnson, Felicia N. Holman, Sharon Roesen, Christy Weidner, Monica Diggs, Jenny Decker; Second row: Kerstin Porter, Kim Langen; Back rows: First row: Barbara Monk, Gwen Bynum, Joy Zellers; Second row: Yvonne Burns, Top Nan Carney. Cheerleading 46 The 1983-84 J.V. and Varsity squads worked hard to promote school spirit. After attending camp at University of Richmond, where they earned a spirit stick and several rib- bons, the girls were ready to begin the school year. Cheering for Football and Basketball games, the cheerleaders strived not only to boost the teams’ morale but to lead them to many victories. To raise money, they sold calendars, and spirit shakers. Varsity Captains Nan Carney and Felicia Holman agreed, “It was hard work, but it was worth it.” J.V. Cap- tains were Jodi Merendino and Joset- ta Royal. Cheerleaders are “Partners” in promoting Spirit. JV and Varsity cheerleaders put together a stunt during weekly practice. A Jenny Decker cheers herself silly during the Homecoming pep assembly. ¢ First row: Popi Ikonomou, Paige Hull, Leora Brinkley, Kim Matsumoto; Second row: Audrey Lubin, Sherita Mayo, Karren Mays; Third row: Laura Beach, Karen Olds, Karren Langen, Marva Homhprey, Josetta Royal, Jodi Merendino. Cheerleading 47 The 1983 girls’ tennis team’s hard work and support for each other paid off with an overall 6-2 record. Becky Clements went undefeated the entire season and won the district cham- pionship in singles. Kim Crain and YY | Beck k 2nd in distri eS Uge ecky too nd in districts for @ Ls y a (hy (r= dea i doubles. rit Lafayette ™ Phoebus Denbigh Menchville = � Top: Barry Head, Randy Conner, Mary Merica. Bottom: Craig Davis, Steve Copeland and Vince Altizer. Melissa Robinson concentrates to make a good return. 48 ‘Tennis, Golf According to Coach Hott, the Golf. team placed 7th in district this year, | and finished close to where they ex-’ pected. Exceptional player, Barry Head, qualified for state, finishi ng | 7th. Coach Hott hoped to have some | returning players next year. ASteve Morewitz tees off during an after school practice. 4@Maria Siokis reaches to make a shot during the Warwick match. ATop row — Ms. Phillips, Dawn Galbreath, Lynn Harlow, Kim Crain, Rebecca Clements, Sheri Richman, Bot- tom row — Maria Siokis, Audra Chari- ty, Melissa Robinson, Valerie Bicouvaris, (Not pictured) Tina Smith Golf, Tennis 49 4Kenny Smith demonstrates his bunting ability. � Craig Davis steps up to bat during an after-school practice. A Gary Malarkey attempts to catch a grounder. - AStanding: Gary Malarkey, Kenny Smith, Jeff Trull. Kneeling: Billy Dailey, Craig Davis, David Blowe. 50 Baseball | Mitch McDougal, the Ferguson paseball coach, looked for another winning season in 1984. He expected getter hitting and a little more speed out of the returning players. Senior ‘seam members were David Blowe, Craig Davis, Gary Malarky, Billy ‘the ice man” Dailey, Kenny Smith and Jeff “lil Mitch” Trull. Com- menting on the entire senior team, Coach McDougal said, “Their fine leadership helped keep the team’s motivation strong and their morale high.” Together with some promising newcomers, the 1984 season appeared bright for the Mariner team. . al e ; W (ee ( = 2 @ S “Pitchers: Tim Krisk, Steve Judd, David Sammons, David Blowe Vist row: Gary Malarkey, Billy Dailey, Kenny Smith, Jeff Trull, David Blowe, Craig Davis. 2nd row: Coach McDougal, Tim Krisik, Chris Brnich, Rodney Harris, Frankie Brnich, Steve Judd, David Sammons Baseball 51 ll} . z H e 4 = =) Irn ir SY CU, die ty In order to promote school spirit and in l eT cooperation between the students and the } e = } : 1 year. L 2 aS f nay faculty, the SCA held a very eventful year. Led by President Sandy Heezen and Sponsor Joanne Fivel, the SCA was in charge of many school projects. Being responsible for all of the Homecoming festivities, the group had to start working during the summer in order to prepare for the bonfire, parade and dance. After = Homecoming, the SCA began work on Spirit lal week and fund-raising. Two separate penny he drives were held in order to raise money for both the Daily Press Christmas Fund and the Toys for Tots campaign. The SCA was also responsible for holding city-wide SCA meetings. Surveys were went out during the year to try to improve communication with the | student body. Other officers Sean Hamilton (Vice President), Renardo Bell (Secretary), Lynn Oakley (Treasurer), Laura Seltzer (Reporter), and Ratonya Hughes (Parliamen- tarian) met with the rest of the SCA Congress in bi-monthly meetings to plan upcoming events. | The SAC, consisting of fifteen members § chosen by Dr. Kilpatrick, met monthly to | discuss problems concerning the school body. | Issues ranged from changing the bell schedule and extending the lunch period to improving | communication between the students and the | faculty. The SAC was a valuable liaison bet- | ween the administration and the student body. {- � Santa gives SCA President Sandy Heezen an appreciative hug after ac- cepting a $200.00 donation for the Daily Press Christmas Fund. 54 SCA,SAC SAC members: First row: Pam Mayo, Beth Weaver, Alexis Canavos, Shannon Moore, Shann Hart. Second row: Jenny Decker, Tina Peoples, Valerie Bicouvaris, Sandy Heezen, Lisa Edwards, Ron Johnston, Renardo Bell. ' 2 AN h X ADuring one of the fall assemblies, SCA President Sandy Heezen ad- dresses the student body. “Sandy Heezen, Stephanie Cantu and Susan Harvey make posters for the SCA’s Homecoming Dance. 4@SCA EXECUTIVE BOARD lst Row: Renardo Bell, Ratonya Hughes, Sandy Heezen, Lynn Oakley, Sean Hamilton, 2nd Row: Dennis Hinnant, Dora Banks, Chris Hamilton, Tommy Cho, Ron Johnston, Stephanie Cantu, Lisa Edwards, Michelle Moskowitz ACongress members Melissa Webster, Jenny Decker, Kerstin Porter and Kim Langen “deck out” for Spirit Week. 4Michelle Richman and Jodi Merendino hang a poster advertising the SCA’s Toys for Tots assembly. Oo on 56 NHS ADavid Spain and Sean Hamilton demonstrate conduct un- characteristic of NHS members before settling down to work in Government class. ATeresa Young gets caught “munching out” at the NHS banquet. ASheri Richman congratulates new member Leslie Harlow after her in- duction to the National Honor Society. NHS members Rose Porter and Sandy Heezen discuss club activities after the fall inductions. The T. Ryland Sandford Chapter of the National Honor Society con- sisted of twenty-one members selected by a panel of teachers on the basis of scholarship, leadership, ser- vice, and character. All members were required to maintain at least a 3.0 grade point average, and receive no lower than a C in any class during a single marking period. They were also expected to uphold the ideals of high moral character. Periodic checks with club sponsors assured the member’s continued participation in school activities. The club held monthly meetings to discuss upcoming activities, hear guest speakers, and prepare for in- ductions. To raise money, they spon- sored a “candygram”’ sale for Thanksgiving and held a bowl-a-thon in March. President Mark Bunn, along with sponsors Betty Sharpe and Ora Brinkley, headed up the group. Other officers were: Ginger Everett, Vice President; Anne Millar, Secretary; and Chris Warren, Treasurer. HEE PIM bers t 4President Mark Bunn discusses plans for the upcoming Bowl-a-thon during one of the regular Tuesday afternoon meetings. NHS members Sean Hamilton and Melissa Robinson serve as guides at the Elective Fair. NHS_ 57 The Key Club sponsored by Mr. Mitch McDougal and president Sean Hamilton had a year of community involvement. They tutored students in reading and math at the YMCA, pedaled for pediatrics, rang bells for the Salva- tion Army and helped finance a class ring for an exchange student. They held meetings after school every Monday except for the first week in the month. These meetings sometimes con- sisted of lectures presented by speakers such as Mr. Nolan from the Newport News Police Department, who talked about drug abuse. Other officers were Christopher Hamilton, Vice-President; Mark Bunn, Chaplain; and Victor Raposo, Secretary-Treasurer. The Keyettes also had a very active year. They raised money by selling cups, posters, and Christmas items and donated most of it to worthwhile community service groups. They | also donated hours of time working with the | Santa House, the Salvation Army, and the) SPCA. Projects included riding for Pedal for | Pediatrics, helping local elementary schools, | volunteering time to the SIDS Campaign, and donating money to Riverside Hospital’s Books for Babies program. New this year was a trial “pledge” period for new members to prove their eligibility for being a Keyette and a stricter point system. Officers included Presi- dent Sheri Richman, Vice-President Faythe Sermons, Recording Secretary Teresa Young, Corresponding Secretary Theresa Rosser, Treasurer Melissa Robinson, Reporter Ginger Everett, and Parliamentarian Sandy Heezen. KEY CLUB — First Row: Kurt Kolesha, Robert Cuffe, Tommy Cho, David Spain, Mark Bunn, Sean Hamilton, Jason Spielberger, Marty McIntire, Victor Raposo, Ron Johnston, Steve Ikonomou, Gus Siokis. Second Row: Frankie Brnich, Alton Walker, Greg Bicouvaris, Renardo Bell, Ian Coogan, Freddy Marx, Enric Reyes, Randy Conner, Chris Warren. Third Row: Steve Judd, Peter Cofer, Roger Askew, Cranston Calhoun, Randy Ward, Cedric Anderson, Mason Williams, Steve Boyet, Dennis Hinnant. Fourth Row: 58 Keyettes, Key Club sai Mark Morewitz, Todd Lanning, Paul Chaney, Andy Beasley, Greg Gentry, Tommy Yip, Patrick Davis. Keyettes, Charlotte Webb, Stacey Hall, Tina Webster and Cathy Worley discuss their upcoming activities. | First Row: (officers) Therese Rosser, Teresa Young, Melissa Robinson, Sheri Richman, Ginger Everett, Faythe Sermons, Sandy Heezen; Second Row: Ratenya Hughes, Angela Mosely, Audrey Lubin, Michelle Richman, Jodi Merendino, Paige Hull, Lisa Ed- wards, Rhea Ingram, Lisa Coleman; Third Row: Cathy Worley, Sandy Clark, Teresa Williamson, Susan Shamblen, Michele Braguglia, Valerie Bicouvaris, Dawn Galbreath, Carla Atkins, Melinda Coleman, Tracey Reconnu; Fourth Row: Stacey Hall, Barbara Monk, Charlotte Webb, Tina Webster, Sharon Smith, Ellen Schultz, Emily Arthur, Tina Peeples, Elizabeth Tobey, Andra Smith. 4Keyette President Sheri Richman discusses the club’s plans for the Santa House at one of the weekly Wednesday morning meetings. ATreasurer Melissa Robinson and Recording Secretary Teresa Young take money and orders for the Keyette Club’s Christmas fundraiser. Keyettes, Key Club 59 60 AFS, International Club Patrick Boyen shows Mike Veazey his Christmas care package from his family in Belgium. VDuring the International Weekend trip to Waterside, AFSers lounge around on the boardwalk. ACarina Johannsen, (Sweden), Patrick Boyen (Belgium), Kristi Grizzard, and Else Banshangen (Denmark) stop to count their money from contribu- tions collected during the AFS “Door-to-Door” Campaign. “Lisa Edwards, Paula Thomas and Mike Fail show off their bruises after the football game at Huntington Park. The Ferguson Chapter of AFS led a very ac- tive and productive year. Led by Co- Presidents Lisa Edwards and Sandy Heezen, a group of closely-knit officers including Vice President Chris Quesenberry, Secretary Alexis Canavos, Treasurer Nan Carney, Reporter Sharon Roesen, and Sponsor Mrs. Halberg, AFS members enjoyed many fun-filled events, such as International Weekend. In November, foreign exchange students from all over the Peninsula came to stay with Ferguson members. Weekend activities included a Pro- gressive Dinner, a trip to Waterside, a play, a huge football game, and a party at Lisa’s house. In January, Ferguson members were in- vited to “Meet Patrick Night” at the Plen- inger’s house. This gave members and their parents a chance to get to know Ferguson’s Belgian exchange student, Patrick Boyen. In April, members went on Short Term Exchange for five days. Later in the year, they par- ticipated in such fund-raisers as garage sales and car washes to raise money for next year. The Foreign Language Club led by sponsor Kaye Brown and President Faith Sermons began a busy year by preparing and entering their international theme float in the Homecoming Parade. They continued with regular meetings which often featured guest speakers. In the spring the Foreign Language banquet was held which allowed students to sample various different foreign dishes. Other officers were Dora Banks, Vice-President; Popi Ikonomou, Secretary; Lisa Coleman, Parliamentarian; Donald Moses, Treasurer; Horace Sermons, Historian. 4@Fun-loving AFSers pose with foreign students and members of the Warwick club after a day of frisbee, football, and soccer at Huntington Park. VWTeaching the foreign students how to play football in a giant game was one of the highlights of the November Interna- tional Weekend. aR 4; AFS, Foreign Language 61 Model UN and Forensics turn students “Every which way But Loose”’ Members of the Model UN Club spent long hours preparing for competition at Old Dominion Un iversity and at the Nat’! Invitational Model United Nations Con- ference at Georgetown University. Most of the delegates were present or past members of the International Rela- tions US Soviet Relations class taught by Ms. Marika Anthony. Students thoroughly researched the foreign policy of their assigned countries and then represented it in mock sessions of the UN. Being a delegate demanded assert- iveness, confidence, and a complete knowledge of the structure of the United Nations as well as the situations dis- cussed. Officers were President Patrick Boyen, Vice-President Jenny Decker, Secretary Tina Webster, and Treasurer Ian Coogan. The Forensics Club had three members placing in district competition this year: Renardo Bell, Michelle Braguglia, and Sheri Richman. Several other members competed against other area _high- schoolers in one of the five categories: ex- temporaneous speaking, original oratory, prose, poetry or spelling. To prepare for the February meet at Hampton High School, the Club met after school twice a month to practice public speaking and receive coaching from their sponsor, Ms. Joyce Ballard. This year’s president was Sheri Richman. 62 Model UN, Forensics “Delegates prepare for NAIMUN using UN Chronicles, embassy briefings, and verbatim records of speeches given at the United Nations. AAfter eight hours of intense studying for his last-minute appointment to the Security Council, Patrick Boyen’s determination finally turns to despair. Marika Anthony helps Kendahl Jordan write her resolu- tions for Georgetown. MODEL UN CLUB Ist Row: Dennis Hin- nant, Chris Hamilton, Peter Cofer, Vince Altizer, Mary Anne Gilliam, Tina Webster, Sharon Smith, 2nd Row: Mrs. Anthony, Jenny Decker, Ian Coogan, Eric Lee, Capers Zemp, Patrick Boyen, Mary Merica, Jon McCullers, Ken- dahl Jordan FORENSICS Ist Row: Page Hull, Karen Mays, Ron Johnston, Maria Siokis, Kendahl Jordan, Mary Anne Gilliam, 2nd Row: Carolyn Merfeld, Dawn Galbreath, Greg Bicouvaris, Beth Weaver, Audrey Lubin, Michelle Richman, Maria Kelly, 3rd Row: Valerie Bicouvaris, Mrs. Ballard, Henry Tyson, Patrick Boyen, Lisa Coleman 4€@Carla Atkins, Sheri Richman, Mary Gilliam and Theresa Rosser discuss politics while listening to a speech on USS. foreign policy. Model UN, Forensics 63 WWindjammer Editor Sandy Clark tries to explain her plans fora | WSandy Heezen uses a cropper to measure pictures for the Homecoming new newspaper article to her fellow staff members. spread in the yearbook. ASandy Clark helps Roby Paton put the finishing touches on an arti- cle for the newspaper. ALisa Edwards and Lori Conner take orders for underclassmen portraits. 64 Newspaper, Yearbook Staff Ferguson’s newspaper, the Wind- jammer, proved to be a vital link be- tween the students and the faculty. | Editor Sandy Clark and_ sponsor Agnes Brabrand led the rest of the staff, each of whom made significant contributions to the production of the paper. The Windjammer, which came out quarterly, featured various articles, updates on controversial issues, an advice column, and a con- tinuing comic strip. The staff’s main goal was to inform and entertain _ Mariners. Producing the 1984 yearbook turned out to be a real task for the Annual Staff this year. Due to a shortage of members, the staff put in many after-school and evening hours finishing up layouts. Each Mariner Staff member was responsible for selling ads, laying out spreads, and writing copy and captions. Staff members included Sandy Heezen and Lisa Edwards, Cindy Cohen, Lori Conner, Kristi Grizzard, Barbara Monk, Audrey Robinson, and Paula Thomas. Yearbook and Newspaper Staff capture “The Way We Were” “Lisa Edwards and Kristi Grizzard sell yearbooks in the morning before school. 4@Paula Thomas, Lori Conner, Sandy Heezen and Lisa Edwards work over- time in order to meet their last deadline. Yearbook, Newspaper Staff 66 ADuring Drama class Ginger Everett practices her lines with Mike Stell. Dennis Hinnant passes out programs at the Elective Fair. PBilly Dailey and Sharon Smith react to a statement made by Dennis Hinnant in “The Man Who came to Dinner.” Drama Club The Drama Club, with approx- imately 100 members, is one of the largest clubs at Ferguson. Each year students put on three plays including a spring musical and a play put on only by students enrolled in drama classes. The Drama Club officers this year were Herbie Freeze, president and Ginger Everett, treasurer. The major goal of the club was to have fun while learning about educational theatre. The Drama Club raised over $ 1,800 by selling fruit. _————_——$_—_—_—_—_—_—_————_—_—_—_— “Stephanie Cantu and Mike Stell take a break from moving orange crates. VGinger Everett and Henry Tyson rehearse a scene from “Up the Down Staircase.” Drama Club 67 First Row: Theresa Hollowell, Sandi Berry, Felicia Royal Second Row: Leonard Highsmith, Kevin Jacobs, Chris Queensberry, Henry Tyson, Mike McBride, Ralph Harden Third Row: Chris Harvey, Jodie Williams, Bill Warren, Kavid James, Keith McNair, Tom Foote, John Miller, Chris Murray, Chris Wilson, Larry Cuffe, Lennon Mings Fourth Row: Mr. Paschall, Steve Beal, Wendy Cullers, Annette Farish, Scott Golightly, Lisa Bocrie, Linwood Johnson, Bill Gregory, Kavid Irby, Deon Harris, Dale Kuykendall Fifth Row: Melanie Moore, Derek Maxwell, Corey Herbin, Jenny Decker, Lisa Highsmith, Phil D’Orenzio, Donald Rapp, Darryl Harlow, Kenny James, Ronnie Gibson Sixth Row: Leah Murray, Billy Cuffe, Nina Williams, Chris Gusler, Orlando Cherry, Glen Gross, Micheal Over- by, Robert Jones, Joe Green, Michael Carter, Al Jones Seventh Row: Dena Manes, Paige Deeds, Helen Wilcox, Beth Van Vess, Carla Smith, Karen Elam, Michael Shields, Mark Bleakley, Rhonda Shannon, Twanda Williams, Derek Cambell Eighth Row: Steve Cherry, Michael Wyche, Angela Harris, Mindy Craft, Charles Singleton, Karolyn Ruffin, Lori Milburn, Stella Harrison, Helen Chester, Dwight Parker Ninth Row: Tina Fuller, Alexis Canavos, Beth Weaver, Laura Machado, Sharon Mays, Karen Maney, Nan Thrift, Kelly Schroder, Shelly Pratt, Betty Hill, Angela Joyner Tenth Row: Emily Author, Bren- da Draper, Kim Davis, Ginger O'Malley, Rachael Moore, Kim Ruffin, Pam Mayo, Terri Stokes. AFerguson Singers Theresa Rosser and Andi Miller sing a chorus of “Silent Night” at the Christmas concert. Drummer Keith McNair models his punk glasses as he plays at the Ferguson-Menchville game. 68 Band, Ferguson Singers NE NN ot mt oe ee he | The Ferguson Singers had many Mwsic 4; goals over this past year. They assembly, and all of the home basket- : : | strived to provide high quality enter- ball games. They also went Christmas D ep A, rt= tainment for local clubs and social caroling over the holidays, par- , | groups, promote better school spirit, ticipated in Regional and State audi- ert and encourage positive public rela- tions, and presented their annual : ‘tions. Led by President Theresa Christmas and Spring concerts for how TF Ss) Rosser and sponsor Bonnie Johnson, Mariners and their families. In addi- oH on ‘the Ferguson Singers performed at tion, a choral ensemble, the Mariner ATRe 1 a many assemblies, such as_ the Men, consisting of seventeen . yy Homecoming Assembly, the Drama members, was formed. C¢ oI i a Pop ee ee eee ee a ee ae a ee | —_— { ! 4 Ferguson Singers: Theresa Rosser, Doug Shamblen, Sharon Smith, Renee Wilson, Renardo Bell, Maurilee Rolfs, Donald Moore, Cathy Worley, Misty Wright, David Sammons, Andi Miller. “Senior Derek Campbell plays “The Rainbow Con- nection” at the Ferguson- Menchville game. 4@Ferguson Singers Donald Moore and Doug Shamblen sing the Ferguson Alma Mater at the Christmas Concert. Band, Ferguson Singers 69 The Flag Corps, created from the Drill team of last year, brought a new kind of entertainment to Mariner fans. By performing dance routines with colorful flags, the group added both energy and excitement to the band’s performances. To prepare for football games, parades, and assemblies, the Flag Corps practiced long hours before and after school though, and culminated in a talented | new dance group. The Majorettes also worked with the | band, performing during half-time of the football games. The girls | demonstrated their talent and skill in | parades as well. Said Sandi Berry, “It was nerve-racking at times but I t hink the girls had a lot of fun and with the band. The practice paid off are looking forward to next year.” Members of the Drill Team, Majorettes and Flag Corps cheer the mighty Mariners on as they ride on their Homecoming Float. 70 Majorettes, Flag Corps Drill Team “Majorette Felicia Royal jubilantly twirls her baton at the Homecoming game. YMajorettes (from back): Felicia Royal, Sandi Berry, and Teresa Hollowell. Ny, SS Ne ah @. i ye eee eee ‘ j F es t � «gg e 2 Oe s+ CRN, a ee ty Ea | Standing: Beth Weaver, Alexis Canavos, Shelly Pratt, Kelly Schroeder, Brenda Draper, Terry Stokes, Betty Hill, Amour Curtis, Kim Ruffin, Rachael Moore, Ginger O’Malley, Emily Arthur, Kim Davis, Laura Machada, Tina Fuller, Pam Mayo and Angela Joyner. Kneeling: Co-Captain Sharon Mays, Cap- tain Karen Maney, and Co-Captain Nan Thrift. Majorettes, Flag Corps Drill Team 71 MATH CLUB: First Row: Ken- dahl Jordan, ‘Tina Webster, Linda Sim- mons, Teresa Williamson, Melissa Robinson, Mark Bunn. Second Row: Charlotte Webb, Manuela SD ClC1O fee Vila bela Adelman, lisa Coleman, Linda Chang, Donald Moses. Third Row: Robert Cuffe, Anne Millar, Chi Ngo, Dennis Hinnant, Jon McCullers, David Spain. Die AGreg Wilson discusses his science project with Mark Bunn. ASome of the students receiving awards in the 1984 Science Fair pose for a quick snapshot. 72 Math and Science Club Mrs. Sharpe and led by Robert Up- shaw, tried to encourage students to get more involved in the science fields and in their community. Members all worked hard on their science projects in order to par- ticipate in the 1983-84 Science Fair. The Club also worked hard in order ‘to win the Millar Award — an award given to the most outstanding science ‘club in the state. Other officers were Vice-President, Teresa Williamson; Treasurer, Neil Goodman; Project : The Science Club, sponsored by ie � eee us Committee Chairman, Lisa Edwards. The Math Club, sponsored by Mrs. Askew, was an organization helping students better understand math. Members came in the morning before school started and offered tutoring to anyone needing extra help on their homework or on the day’s assignments. President Rose Porter led the Math Club meetings. Other officers were Sheri Richman, Vice- President; Melissa Robinson, Secretary; Melissa Coleman, Com- mittee Chairman. sti oe Snell Math and Science Club Conquer “Crisis at Ferguson High” SCIENCE CLUB: First Row: Linda Simmons, Rob Upshaw, Teresa Williamson, Lisa Edwards, Steve [konomou, Mark Bunn. Second Row: Tina Webster, Marla Adelman, Melissa Robinson, Lisa Coleman, Ran- dy Conner, David Spain. Third Row: Kendahl Jordan, Corey Beechler, Sandy Heezen, Ron Johnston, Donald Moses, Chi Ngo. Math and Science Club 73 : =,� The AIASA Club, one of Ty 7) AV SPS) Ferguson’s finest, was a national regular meetings on ee of candy 4) ae a: 7) organization for all students enrolled and ticket books. Other officers were | ast 3 i ane industrial arts class. Led by Vice-President, Jason Spielberger; al % David Spain and sponsored by Mr. Reporter, Donald Moore; Historian, = ay Kinnison, the club’s main goal was to David Lockwood; Sergeant At Arms, B e Wn 72 get more students to enroll in its Tom Waltz; Parliamentarian, Neil aw =, =e classes. Their activities consisted of Goodman. AMariners practice their geometric shapes on the blackboard before putting them down on paper. ®Shop students use their skills during their class period. 74 ATASA AIASA CLUB: First Row: Mr. Kinnison, Donald Moore, David Lockwood, Andre Towns, Davis Spain, Jason Spielberger, Tom Waltz, Robert Cuffe, Tony Walls, Jeff Trull, Tyrone Winno. Second Row: Jeff Jones, John Osborne, | William Wilkerson, Quintin Towns, Michaue Scott, Carmen Downing, Lacy Morris, David Blowe, Chris Baker. Third . Row: Tim Banton, Tommy Costello, Danny Smith, Timmy Asmus, Scott Reynolds, David Irby, Dennis Douglas, Joe Shaf- | fer, Mike Swain. €Troy Smith works hard during his shop class. AIASA ou 76 DECA students relax while at a DECA banquet. ADECA officers stand in a line to receive ap- plause at a banquet held at the Holiday Inn. PDr. Kilpatrick gives recognition to the leaders of FBLA, DECA, VICA and AIASA. VICA, FBLA, DECA @g The DECA Club was designed for the purpose of developing future leaders in marketing and distribu- tion. Their activities included ban- quets and monthly club meetings. The VICA Club provided its members opportunities to assist in helping themselves and their com- munity. They held regular meetings which sometimes had guest speakers and they sold various items during the year. The FBLA Club, led by president Dora Banks and sponsored by Mrs. Custer, prepared students to become more skilled in typing, accounting and other business skills. They also tried to encourage students to join more business courses. They spon- sored dances and held banquets throughout the year. Other officers were Vice-President, Yvonne Burns; Treasurer, Jennifer Liverman; Chaplain, Nan Thrift; and Secretary, Tammy Cook. Alnquisitive people look at and ask questions about the VICA display at Newmarket North. “An FBLA student watches Mrs. Custer and Mrs. Brown pin a name tag on Terrance White. VICA, FBLA, DECA ] J ee ae Seniors worked hard this year to prepare for their graduation ac- tivities. Led by President, Shann Hart, and Sponsor, Mr. Pete Farmer, they busied themselves with fitting caps and gowns, taking graduation orders and finalizing plans for the commencement exercises. Early in the year, Seniors chose “Today we walk together, tomor- row we walk alone” for the class motto, blue and white for the class colors, the White Rose for the class flower and “Is This The End” for the class song. All through the year, Shann, along with class officers Ron Johnston, Vice-President; Kim Gore, Treasurer; Nan Carney, Secretary; and Michele Moskowitz, Reporter-Historian; spent a great deal of time prepar- ing for the Prom and for the Senior banquet, two events which every senior looked forward to. Deborah Denis Alexander: “Poo-Poo” FBLA 10; Deca 10 Lisa Alston: FBLA 10, 11, 12; FHA 10, 11 Roslyn Marie Anderson: “Roz” FHA 10, 11, 12 Carla Elizabeth Atkins: Math Club 10, 11; Keyettes 11, 12; Girl’s Cross Country 10, 11; Model UN 11 Carla Denis Bailey: FBLA 12; DECA 10, 11; Track Manager 10, 11; Homecoming Comm. 12; Girl’s Basketball Manager 10, Nile 1 Natalie Bailey Dora Banks: “Dorie” Int’! Club LOM Dee 1255) Vices Pres: Homecoming Court 11, 12; Miss | Mariner 12; SAC 12; SCA 11, 12, Comm. Chairman; FBLA 10, 11, 12, Pres.; SCA Congress 11, 12 Timothy Scott Banton: “Tim” Drama 11; Windjammer 11, 12; Golf 10, 11; AIAIA 12 80 Seniors mares Dennis M. Barnes Curtis Barrett Jeffery Barrett: Art Club 11; Math Club 11; DECA 12; NJROTC 11; Windjammer 12; Track 11, 12; Wrestling 10; JV Football 11 Robert Batts III: “Rob” VICA 11, 12; NJROTC 10, 11; Wres- tling 10; JV Baseball 10; JV Football 10; Varsity 11, 12 Karen Maria Beegle: FBLA 10, 11, 12; Chorus 12; Track 11; Int’l Club 10, 11, 12 Clyde Bell Renardo Bernard Bell: Ferguson Singers 12; Drama 10, 11, 12, Thespian; Int’l Club 11; SAC 12; SCA 12, Sec.; Chorus 12; Pop Orchestra 10, 11, 12; Key Club 10, 11, 12, Sec.; SCA Congress 12 Tracey Bethea: FBLA 12 Rodney N. Blizzard: Science ClubmlO me BICAMI 2a 1G ia2: NJROTC 10, 11; JV Football 10 David Blow: AFS 11, 12; Key Club 12; Baseball 12; JV Basketball 10; Ring Dance Comm.; Homecoming Comm. 10, 11; Computer Club 12, Pres. Wendy Lee Boller: “Academy” Forensics 12; Science Club 12; AFS 11, 12; Chorus 12; JV Hockey 10; Varsity 11, 12 Reba Renee Bond: “Renee” FBLA 10, 11; DECA 10 Patrick Micheal Boyen: “Belgian” ‘“M.A.D.” Forensics 12; Int’] Club 12; AFS 12, Ex- change Student; Model UN 12, Pres. Mary Lee Brittingham: Drama 10, 12; Debate Club 10; AFS 10, 11, 12; Psychology Club 11; Ring Dance Comm.; Homecoming Comm. 10, 11, 12; Model UN 11, 12 Timothy O’Neal Broady: “Broady” Track 11, 12; Varsity Football 11, 12 Patricia Bullock: “Pat” DECA 11; NJROTC 11 Seniors 81 Mitch Whittaker screams “I pity the fool who doesn’t say Seniors are number one!” Lisa Bunch Mark Robert Bunn: Science Club 12; Math Club 11, 12; TAG 12; Key Club 11, 12, Chaplain; NHS 12, Pres.; Varsity Football 11, 12, Special Team Capt., Soc- cer 10, 11, 12; Parent Advisory Comm. 12 Patricia Burton Derek R. Campbell: “DC” Band 10, 11, 12; DECA 10, 11, 12; Track 12; JV Football 10; Varsity 11, 12 Stephanie Elizabeth Cantu: “Spic” Drama 10, 11, 12, Thes- pian; AFS 11, 12; Homecoming, Mistress of Ceremonies; SAC 10; SCA 10, 11, 12; Class Officer 10, Sec.; SCA Congress 10, 11, 12, Executive Board; Ring Dance Comm.; Homecoming Comm. 10, 11, 12; Int’] Club 10 Stacy Ellen Canty Nanette Faye Carney: “Nan” Drama 11, 12; AFS 11, 12, Treas.; Homecoming Court 10, 12; Miss Mariner 11; JV Cheerleader 10, Capt.; Psychology Club 10; Varsity Cheerleader 12, Capt.; Year- book 11; Class Officer 12, Sec.; SCA Congress 10, 11, 12; Track 12; Ring Dance Comm.; Homecoming Comm. 10, 11, 12. Scott William Carpenter: “Sid” Drama 10; Art Club 10, 11, 12; TAG 12; Computer Club 12 Darlene Carter: Homecoming Court 10, 11, 12; VICA 12; ICT 12 Randy Champion: Art Club 10; DECA 10 Kenneth Paul Chaney II: AFS 12; FBLA 12; Psychology Club WWE ieee (elieey 1G) iil, TIP Baseball 10, 11, 12; Basketball 10, 11; Varsity Football 12 Kimberly L. Charnock 82 Seniors Helen Denise Chester: “Necee” Band 10, 11, Sec. 12; V. Pres.; Drama 10, 11, 12; Art Club 11; FBLA 10, 11, 12; Pop Orchestra 10, 11, 12; FHA 10, 11, 12; Ring Dance Comm. Alysia Claiborne: “Lisa” Melinda Catherine Coleman: Drama 10, 11; Science Club 11; Keyettes 10, 11, 12 Billie Gay Collins Randolph Terry Conner: “Loping Deer’ Science Club 12; AFS 12; Math Club 12; Psychology Club 11; Key Club 12; SCA Congress 10; Ring Dance Comm.; Golf 12; Boy’s Tennis 10, 11, 12; Computer Club 12, Vice Pres. Charles R. Conte, Jr.: “Chuck” Art Club 10; FBLA 11; Boy’s Tennis 10, 11, 12 Steve Copeland Verna Mae Cordell: FBLA 10, 11; FHA 11 Robert Brendan Cuffe: Science Club 10, 12; AFS 11, 12; Math Club 10, 12; Psychology Club 11; Key Club 10, 11, 12; Computer Club 12, Sec.; Varsity Soccer 10, 11, 12 Sharon Darden: FBLA 12; FHA 1112 Dana Arlette Davis: “Dee- Dee” Math Club 12; FBLA 12; NJROTC 10, 11, 12, Lt. JG; FHA 11, 12, Pres.; Int’] Club 10, 12 Kimberly P. Davis: ‘“Kim” Band 11, 12; Drama 11; FBLA 11, 12; Drill Team 11; Flag Corps 12 Lucinda Linda Davis: “Lucy” Band 10, 11 Melvin Craig Davis: JV Baseball 10; Varsity 11, 12; Key Club 12; Computer Club 12; AIASA 10, 11, 12 Stacey Thomas Davis: “Junglecat” Debate Club 10; ICT 12; Windjammer 11 Stephen Douglas Davis: SCA 10; Track 10, 11, 12; Cross Country 10, 11, 12; Soccer 10 Kenneth Dillard Denise Lynette Dorsey: “Dee-Dee” NJROTC 10, 11, 12; Track 10, 11 Dennis Todd Douglas: “Warlock” IASIA 11, 12 Lisa Ann Edwards: Drama 10; Forensics 10; Debate Club 10, Sec.; Science Club 10, 11, 12, Project Comm. Chairman; Int’l Club 10, 11; AFS 10, 11, Sec., 12, Pres.; SAC 12; Math Club 10; Social Studies Club 10; Keyet- tes 10, 11, 12; Yearbook 10, 11, 12, Editor; Class Officer 11, President; SCA Congress 10, 11, 12, Executive Board; Ring Dance Comm. Chairman; Homecoming Comm. 10, 11, 12 Seniors 83 Michelle Danita Evans: ‘Peanut’? Pep Club 11; NJROTC 11, 12; FHA 10 Virginia Leigh Everett: “Ginger” Drama 10, 11, 12, Treasurer, Thespian; Gov’s School 11; Math Club 10, 11, 12; Keyettes 10, 11, 12, Rep.; NHS 12, V. Pres. Andrew Christophe r Eves: FBLA 10, 11 Neil Fairley: “Skipadelic’” VICA 11, 12, President Annette Farrish: “Annette” Band 10, 11, 12 Carlton E. Fennell: “Nut” DECA 12; NJROTC 10; Wres- tling 10, 11 Scott Eric Fletcher: “Eddie Murphy” “Scooter” VICA 11, 12, V. Pres; DECA 10; NJROTC 10; Track 10, 11, 12; JV Basket- ball 10; Football 10, 11, 12 Gary Flood: Track 11, 12 William Flood: “Freak-me-down’”’ Herbie Freeze: Drama 11, 12, President; FBLA 12 Mary Anne Gilliam: “Mary Anne” Ferguson Singers 12; Drama 10, 11, 12; Forensics 10, 11, 12; AFS 11; Varsity Cheerleader 11; Latin Club 12, V. Pres.; Model UN 11, 12; Regional Chorus 11, 12; Homecoming Comm. 12 Linwood Alton Golden Jr: “Binky” DECA 10; Soccer 11; AIASA 11 Leonard Aerion Goodman Jr. “Cadillac” Band 11; JV Football 10 Neil Scott Goodman: “Keith Richards” Forensics 10; Science Club 10, 11, 12, Treas.; AFS 10; Chess Club 10, 11, 12, Presi- dent; TAG 12; Computer Club 12; AIASA 11, 12, Parl. A Tim Banton does time in shop class. 84 Seniors EE as at Vv Senior Paula Thomas throws down an entire bag of chocolate chip cookies. Victoria Elizabeth Goodwin: “Vicky” Band 10, 11; Drama 12; Pop Orchestra 10, 11, 12 Kimberly S. Gore: “Schnookey” Pep Club 10, 11; FBLA 10, 11, 12; DECA 10; FHA 10, 11; Class Officer 12, Treas.; SCA Congress 10; Hockey 10, 11, 12; Ring Dance Comm.; Homecoming Comm. UO Tal 2 Kristi Ellen Grizzard: Drama LOMDIL2ainGieChibslOsldenl2: AFS 10, 11, 12; SCA 12; FBLA 10; Yearbook 12; Congress 12; Ring Dance Comm.; Homecom- ing 10, 11, 12 Regina Anne Hager: “Gina’”’ Drama Club 10; Art Club 12; Science Club 12; Int’] Club 10, Li 12: Pep) Clubs 10,11) 12: FBLA 11; Keyettes 10, 11, 12; Hockey 10; Cross Country 12 Stephanie Gail Halsey: Wind- jammer 10, 11, 12; Feature Editor; Quill and Scroll 10, 11, 12, V. Pres. Sean Micheal Hamilton: Science Club 10; Boys’ State 11; SAC 12; SCA 12, V. Pres.; TAG 12; Key Club 10, 11, 12, Presi- dent; NHS 11, 12; Class Officer 10, President; SCA Congress 11; Varsity Football 11, 12; Model UN 11; Soccer 10, 11, 12 Leslie Carol Harlow: Int’l Club 10; AFS 10, 11; Math Club 12; TAG 12 Shann Hart: SAC 12; FBLA 10, 11, 12; DECA 10, 12; Class Of- ficer 12, President; Hockey 10, 11, 12; Track 10; Basketball 10, 2 Susan Kay Harvey Rochelle Yvette Hatchett: STC IN SIONN aie IRCA ay ike Homecoming Comm. 11 Theresa Hayden Lisa Mae Hazelwood: Drama 10; Int’l Club 10, 11; AFS 12; Homecoming Comm. 12 Barry Dale Head: JV Baseball 10; Varsity 11, 12; Golf 10, 11, 12 Joyce Heckstall Seniors Sandra Jeanne Heezen: Science Club 11, 12; Int’] Club 10; 11; Parl; AFS 10, 11, 12) REP, President; Miss Mariner 10; Girls’ State 11; SAC 11, 12; Math Club 10, 11; SCA 11, 12, Rep, President; FBLA 10; Drill Team 10; Keyettes 10, 11, 12, Parl.; Yearbook 10, 11, 12, Editor; NHS 11, 12; SCA Con- gress 11, 12; Model UN 11, 12; Who’s Who 11, 12 Ernest Victor Hensel III Loren Herbert: Drama 11, 12; Art Club 10; Science Club 10; Int’] Club 10, 12; AFS 11, 12; Gymnastics 10, Capt.; Ring Dance Comm.; Homecoming Comm. 12 Antonio Hill Barry Lee Hill: “Funkadelic” Track 11, 12 Tracey Y. Hilliard: “McMaid” Band 10; Hockey 10, 11, 12; Track 10, 11, 12; Basketball 10, 11, 12, Capt. Randy Wade Hollowell Jacqueline A. Holm Felicia D. Holman: ‘“Fee-Fee” JV Cheerleader 10; FBLA 10, 11, 12, Exec. Board; Varsity Cheerleader 11, 12, Capt.; SCA Congress 12 Terrance Holston: “Brown Eyes” Track 10, 11, 12; JV Foot- ball 10; Varsity 11 Ratonya Latrice Hughes: Forensics 11, 12; SAC 10; JV Cheerleader 10; SCA 12, Parl.; TAG 12; Pop Orchestra 10; Keyettes 10, 11, 12, Rep; NHS 11, 12; Class Officer 11, Sec.; SCA Congress 10, 11, 12; Ring Dance Comm. Carolyn Hundley: Int’! Club 12; Keyettes 11; Wind-Jammer 10, 11, 12, Sports Editor; Ring Dance Comm.; Homecoming Comm. 11, 12; Quill and Scroll 11, 12, Sec. Phillip Earl Hunter: ‘Pretty Eyes” JV Basketball 10; JV Football 10 Steven G. Ikonomou: “Cheese” Science Club 11, 12; Int’] Club 11, 12; AFS 10, 11, 12; SCA Con- gress 10, 11; Key Club 10, 11, 12; Class Officer 10, Treas.; Wres- tling 10; Basketball Mgr. 12; JV Football 10; Model UN 10, 11, 12; Soccer 11, 12; JV 10 Scott Warren Ing Rhea Vynette Ingram: Girls’ State 11, Alt.; SAC 11; Keyettes 11, 12; NHS 11, 12; Class Officer 11, V. Pres.; SCA Congress 10, 12; Ring Dance Comm. Monique Jackson: “Nicky” FBLA 10, 11; DECA 10; NJROTC 10, 11, 12, LTIG Kevin Leon Jacobs: “Jake” Band 10, 11, 12; Art Club 10; Track 10 Teresa Jarbeau Connie Johnson 86 Seniors 4 = Spirited Seniors cruise down Warwick Boulevard during the Homecoming Parade. Harriet Marie Johnson: AFS 10; SCA Congress 10; Hockey 10, 11, 12, Captain; Model UN 11; Latin Club 12, President Monique Lachelle Jchnson: VICA 12; ICT 12 Tammy Denise Johnson: “1” “5” Drill Team 10; Hockey 12; Track 12; Hockey Mgr. 12 Ronald S. Johnston: “Whip- per” Science Club 12; Int’] Club 11, 12; AFS 10, 11 , 12; SAC 12; Math Club 12; Key Club 10, 11, 12; Class Officer 12, Vice Presi- dent; SCA Congress 12; JV Football 10; Varsity 11, 12; Ring Dance Comm.; Homecoming Comm. 10, 11, 12; Computer Club 12; AIASA 10, President 11, Treas., 12, Treas.; JV Soccer 10; Varsity 12 Sherita Monique Jordan: “Rita Bear” FBLA 11, 12 Letha Laverne King: Int’ Club 12; SAC 11; SCA Congress 10, 11; Pop Orchestra 10, 11, 12; Drill Team 10, 11; Keyettes 10, 11, 12; Class Officer 11, Rep; Who’s Who 12 Lora L. Kliewer: Int’] Club 10, 11; AFS 10, 11, 12; Tennis 10, 11; Model UN 11, 12 Sabrina Knight: FBLA 11; DECA 11, 12 Kurt Kolesha: “Sting” Tennis 10, 11, 12; AFS 12; Key Club 10, 11, 12; JV Basketball 10 Patricia Ann Lassiter: LrIctagg Ursula Lassiter Tyrone Lawrence: VICA 11, 2 Cre too DEC A mL: Wrestling 10, 11; AIASA 11 Seniors 87 Antonio Pierre Lee: “Tony Lee” Int’] Club 10, 11; Math Club 11; FBLA 10, 11; DECA 10, 12; Key Club 12; JV Football 10; Varsity 11, 12; Ring Dance Comm. Darlene Lewis: “Mammy” FBLA 12; DECA 10, 11; NJROTC 10 David Lockwood: Science Club 11; Math Club 11; TAG 12; AIASA 11, 12; State Hist.; Tidewater Challenge 12 Gary Micheal Malarkey: “G.G.” Science Club 12; AFS 12; Math Club 12; FBLA 11, 12; Key Club 11, 12; JV Baseball 10; Varsity 11, 12; Computer Club 12, Chief Executive Darren L. Manes: Ferguson Singers Mgr., 12; Drama 10, 11, 12, Thespian; Chorus 11, 12, President; Mariner Men 12, President Karen Renee Maney: Drama 10, 11, 12; AFS 10, 11; Miss Mariner 10, 11; FBLA 10, 11, 12; Drill Team 10, 11, 12, Capt.; Yearbook 11 Patrina Bernice Martin: “Dina” Robert W. Mason Jr.: “Rob” Forensics 10 Robin Marie May: Chorus 11, 12; Tidewater Challenge 12 Davinna Melissa Maycox: “Slim Goody” Pep Club 10; FBLA 10, 11 Sharon Lynn Mays: Drill Team 11, 12, Capt.; Track 10 O’Neal McCray Martin P. McIntire: AFS 12; Key Club 12; Cross Country 11, 12; Soccer 11, 12 Keith Alonzo McNair: Band 10, 11, 12 Kerstin Merfeld: Drama 10; Forensics 11; Debate Club 11, V. Pres.; Gov’s School 11; Math Club 11; TAG 12 Lori Marie Milburn: Band 10, 11, 12; Track 12; Pit Orchestra Mlb he Anne Marie Millar: Drama 10, 11, 12, Treas.; Thespian; Math Club 11, 12; NHS 12, Sec. Katherine Anne Mitchell: “Kathie” Int’] Club 11; Drill Team 10, 11; Yearbook 11 Roger Wayne Mitchell: “Roge” JV Football 10 Barry Scott Mizelle: “Mizelle” VICA 11, 12; FBLA 10; Varsity Football 10, 11 88 Seniors Brenda Foretta Mobley: Int’l Club 11, 12; Math Club 11, 12; FBLA 12; Gymnastics 10 Anthony Donald Moore: “Donald” Ferguson Singers 11, 12; AIASA Regional President 12 Dawn Kimberly Moore: “Sunshine” Hockey 11; Wres- AE att en EERE tling Mgr. 11 Dennis oore: “Moe” DECA 10, 11 Melanie Gay Moore: “Cricket” Band 10, 11, 12; Homecoming Comm. 12 Rosa Marie Morris: “Rosebud” Art Club 11; FBLA 11, 12; Hockey 10, 11, 12; Track 10, 11 Michele Moskowitz: AFS 11, 12; SCA 12, Executive Board; Class Officer 12, Historian; Ring Dance Comm.; Homecoming Comm. 11, 12 Anita Marie Murray: “Peaches’’ Band 10, 11; NJROTC 10, 11, 12; Majorettes 10, 11 Donald James Neal: “Video Vasco” VICA 12, Social Chair- man; Track 11, 12; Cross Coun- try 12 Eva Neal: “Slim” Band 10; NJROTC 10, 11 Marjorie Neal: FBLA 12; Gym- nastics 10, 11 Mildred Neal: FBLA 11 A Senior Kim Davis poses for a pic- ture during a break from her office work. Paula Thomas, Michele Moskowitz, and Roxanne Whitmore imitate Warwick players during half-time. Seniors 89 Wanda Gail Nealy: Band 10; FBLA 11, 12; Drill Team 11 Lisa Nesmith: FBLA 10; NJROTC 10, 12; Chorus 10; Drill Team 10, 12; Track 10 Cynthia A. Newbill Marvin Thomas Newton Jr. “FIG” Science Club 12; Math Club 12 Kim Chi Thi Ngo: Science Club iI), Vink, ES Wier COl Moy TI}, WL, Wee Math Club 10, 11, 12 Kimberly Marie Nunnally Lynn Marie Oakley: Drama 12; AFS 10, 11, 12; JV Cheerleader 10; Varsity 11; SCA 12, Treas.; TAG 12; Keyettes 11, 12; Con- gress 10, 12; Homecoming Comm. 10, 12; Ring Dance Comm.; Model UN 11 Barbara Osborne: DECA 10 Lola Osteen Mary Ursula Page: AFS 10; FBLA 11, 12 A Ron Johnston escorts Senior Representative Nan Carney at the Homecoming Assembly. John Michael Palmer Warner Lee Palmer: “Poochie” Art Club 10; Math Club 10; SCA 12; FBLA 12; DECA 10, 11; NJROTC 10, 11, 12; Social Studies Club 10; Con- gress 10 Angela Lynette Parker: “Angie” Drama 11; SCA Con- gress 12; Chorus 10, 11, 12; Gymnastics 10; Hockey 10, 11, 12; Regional Chorus John Williams Parker 90 Seniors NP ADSI A During Spirit Week, Dracula (Tim Banton) gets ready for his next victim. Kevin Peck: JV Baseball 10 George Charlie Pierce Steven Douglas Pitts: “Steve” Art Club 12; Track 11, 12; JV Baseball 10; Varsity Football LOM ieee Rose Benita Porter: Int’! Club 10, 11, 12, Pres.; Math Club 10, 11, 12, President; VICA 11; Wind-Jammer 10, 11; NHS 11, 12; Gymnastics 10; SCA Con- gress 11; Ring Dance Comm.; Latin Club 12 Kimberly Lanier Powell: AFS 10, 11, 12; FBLA 11, 12; Ring Dance Comm.; Homecoming Comm. 10, 11 Patricia Ann Powell: “Poochie” FBLA 12; FHA 11 Judy Paige Proffitt: “Paige” Drama 10; Psychology 11; Year- book 11; Ring Dance Comm.; Homecoming Comm. 11 Christopher John Quesenberry: “Spike” Drama 10; Science Club 11; Int’] Club 10, 11; AFS 11, 12, V. Pres.; Key Club 12; Cross Country 10, 11, 12, Capt.; Wrestling 10, 11, 12, Capt.; Soccer 10, 12 Martin Read: Science Club 10; VICA 11, 12; ICT 11, 12; Soccer 10 Sheri Gayle Richman: Drama 10; Forensics 10, 11, 12, Presi- dent; Science Club 10, 11, Comm. Chairman, 12; Int’! Club 10, 11, V. Pres., 12; AFS 10, 11, 12; Gov’s School 11; SAC 11; Math Club 10, 11, Sec., 12, V. Pres.; TAG 12; Keyettes 10, 11, 12, President; NHS 12; Hockey 10; Tennis 10, 11, 12, Capt.; Ring Dance Comm.; Model UN 11, 12; Parent Advisory Comm. 12; Nat. Merit Semi-Finalist 12; Who’s Who 12 Debra Ritchie Melissa Ashby Robinson: Science Club 11, 12; Int’] Club 10, 11, Sec.; AFS 11; Math Club 10, 11, 12, Sec.; Keyettes 10, 11, 12, Treas.; Tennis 10, 11, 12, Capt.; Model UN 11 Tammy Terrell Robinson: “TEE” Drama 10, 11, Science Club 10, 11; Math Club 10, 11; VICA 11, 12, President; FBLA 10, 11, 12; ICT 11, 12, President; Track 10; Ring Dance Comm.; Homecoming Comm. 10, 11 Vivian Robinson: “Hot Stuff” Seniors 91 Sharon Elisa Roesen: Drama Club 10, 11; Debate Club 10, V. Pres.; Science Club 10, 11; AFS 10, 11, 12, Hist.; JV Cheerleader 10; Varsity 12; Yearbook 11; SCA Congress 10; Ring Dance Comm.; Homecoming Comm. 10; Model UN 11, Treas. Maurilee Linda Rohlfs: Ferguson Singers 12; Int’] Club 11; Chorus 10, 11, 12 Theresa Michele Rosser: Ferguson Singers 12, President; Drama 10, 11, 12; Miss Mariner 11; JV Cheerleader 10; Chorus 10, 11, 12; Keyettes 11, 12, Cor. Sec.; Gymnastics 10; Homecom- ing Comm. 10 Melissa Russell: Drama 10, 11, 12; FBLA 10; DECA 11; FHA 11, 12, Hist. Donald B. Rutter: “Rutter” VICA 11, 12 Cheryl Lyn Samek: Band 10; Drama 10; Art Club 10; Pep Club 10 Scott Alan Saylor: Drama 12; DECA 10; Soccer 10, 11, 12; Capt. Micshele Evetta Seaborne: DECA 10, 11, 12 Manuela Seco: “Mandly’’ Int’] Club 12; AFS 12; Math Club 12 Laura Ann Seltzer: Drama 10, 11, 12; Debate Club 10; Int’l Club 10, 12; AFS 10, 11, 12; SCA 12; DECA 12; SCA Congress 12, Rep, Hist.; Hockey 10, 11, 12 Faythe Rochelle Sermons: Int’! Club 10, 11, 12, President; Math Club 10, 11, 12; Social Studies Club 10, 11; Keyettes iil, 1p) WY, Terres INISIS) Til, 1B Hockey 10; Ring Dance Comm. Douglas D. Shamblen: “Sham” Ferguson Singers 12; Drama 12; Chorus 12 Mary Shaughnessy Mark Anthony Shell Scott Sibert Linda Anne Simmons: Drama 10, 11, 12; Forensics 12; Science Club 12; Int’] Club 10, 11, 12; Ilene (Gliiioy Th), tlk, Teas Psychology Club 11; Homecom- ing 10, 11; Model UN 12 Charles Singleton: Band 10, 11, 12; Int’! Club 10 Gus Siokis: Int’] Club 12; AFS 12; FBLA 12; Psychology Club 12; Key Club 10, 11, 12; Soccer 10, 12; Model UN 11 David R. Smart: “Smart Bomb” VICA 12 David E. Smith: “Smitty” VICA P21 Le 92 Seniors ree FEB TAROT Donna Smith Kenneth Smith: “Kenny Lee” NJROTC 10, 11, 12, Officer; JV Baseball 10; Varsity 11, 12; Var- sity Football 10, 11, 12, Capt. William Smith Wanda Solomon David Shelton Spain: Foren- sics 10; Science Club 12; Int’l Club 11, 12; AFS 11, 12; Math Club 12; TAG 12; Key Club 10, 11, 12; Tennis 11, 12; AIASA 11, 12, President. Jason Christopher Spielberger: ‘‘Moocher”’ Forensics 10; Science Club 12; Int’l Club 12; AFS 12; Key Club 10, 11, 12; JV Baseball 10; Var- sity 11, 12; Varsity Football 12; Ring Dance Comm.; Homecom- ing Comm. 12; AIASA 11, 12, V. Pres.; Computer Club 12 Terri B. Stills Micheal Stokes A. Strickland Andrea Fremon Taliaferro: Band 10, 11; FBLA 12; Drill Team 10, 11, Capt. Carlos Dwayne Taliaferro: NJROTC 10, 11, 12, Lt. Com- mander; SCA Congress 10; Wrestling 10, 11, 12 Richard Willis Teagle ITI: Int’l Club 10, 11, 12; Math Club 10, 12; Key Club 10, 11, 12; JV Football 10 Lisa Teichman: FBLA 10, 12; Hockey Mgr. 11 Gary Waters Terzich Paula Kaye Thomas: “P.K.” Drama 10, 11, 12; AFS 10, 11, 12; JV Cheerleader 10, Capt.; Psychology Club 11, 12; Varsity Cheerleader 11; Yearbook 12; Track 12; Homecoming Comm. 11, 12; Ring Dance Comm. Quinton L. Towns: Track 12; JV Football 10; Varsity 11, 12; AIASA 12 Dorenda Elizabeth Trafton: “Boo-Boo” Pep Club 10; FBLA 11 Jeffrey Bruce Trull: “Little Mitch’ Band 10, 11; JV Baseball 10; Varsity 11, 12; AIASA 11, 12 Adrienne Renee Turner: “NaeNae” FBLA 11, 12 Sonya Turner: Int’! Club 11, 12; Math Club 11, 12; FBLA 11; DECA 10; Keyettes 11; SCA Congress 10, 11; Ring Dance Comm. Seniors 93 Delano Leroy Tyler: “Domino” Band 10, 11; Track 10, 11, 12, Capt.; JV Football 10; Varsity 11, 12, Capt. Henry Tyson: Band 10, 11, 12, Band Council, Drum Capt.; Drama 11, 12; Forensics 12; AFS 11, 12; SCA Congress 12; Key Club 10, 11; Yearbook 11; Class Officer 10, V. Pres. 11, Treas.; Ring Dance Comm. Robert M. Upshaw: Science Club 11, 12, President; Math Club 10; Chess Club 10; TAG 12-3 Boy's tennis) 10slies 12: Tidewater Challenge 12 David Bryan Veazey James J. Wagner: “Jammin’ Jay” James Mckenzie Walker: “Easy Walker” Sophia Lorraine Walker: Int’] Club 10, 11; Pep Club 10, 11; FBLA 10; Ring Dance Comm. Steven Walker: “Mr. S.”’ Math Club 11, 12; FBLA 11, 12; Track 10 James Anthony Walls: “Tony” AIASA 11, 12 Thomas D. Walz: “Tom” Golf 10, 11; AIASA 11, 12, Sgt. at Arms Jean Hsien-Por Wang: Foren- sics 10; Science Club 10; VICA [PLD Ven beresenlOslunlil el Q0n a Pres.; Hockey 10 Christopher Warren: “Pel” Key Club) 1257 NHS 11) 12; Treas.; Tennis 10, 11, 12; JV Basketball 10; Varsity 11, 12; Golf 12; Tidewater Challenge 12; AIASA 11, 12; Computer Club 12, V. Pres. Toya Anjeanette Watson: “Tee” FBLA 10; DECA 10, 11, 12, Sec.; Drill Team 10 Mark Dwayne Weddle: “Swan” “Dog” Int’l Club 10; DECA 10, 11, 12; Track 12 Eugene Whitaker Mitchell Whitaker A Seniors Sharon Roesen and Nan Carney yell, ; “Are you rootin’ for the boys?” during an outdoor 94 Seniors pep assembly. Sandra L. White: “Sandy” AFS 10, 12; Psychology Club 11; Yearbook 11; SCA Congress 10; Ring Dance 11; Homecoming Comm. 10; Tennis Mgr. 10 Terrance Raynard White: “Chub” FBLA 12, Chairman Social Comm.; Track 10, 11, 12, State; JV Basketball 10; Varsity 11, 12; JV Football 10 Cedric Wiggins: ‘“Dion-Wig it- Wig it” JV Football; Varsity 10, Lind Sonya Wiggins Todd Alan Williams Teresa Lynn Williamson: “Tree” Forensics 11; Science Club 11, 12, V. Pres.; Int’l Club 1 125 Math= Clubmeiia 12: Comm. Chairman; Pep Club 12; Keyettes 11, 12, Dist. Sec.; Ring Dance Comm.; Homecoming Comm. 12; Latin Club 12 Gregory Wilson ‘‘Greg’’ “Ringo” Drama 10; Science Club 11, 12; TAG 12; Windjam- mer 11; Computer Club 12; AIASA 11 Sarah Renee Wilson: Ferguson Singers 11, 12; Band 10, 11; Miss Mariner 10, 11; Hockey 10, PS, Valita Wilson: “Poo” DECA 11 Carl A. Woodruff: “Andy” Golf va Jennifer C. Woods Matthew Lorenzo Wooten: “BRO LO” Linda Charmaine Wright: “Lyn”? Drama 10; Pep Club 10, 11; FBLA 11, 12; Hockey 10; Track 10, 11, 12; Basketball 10, 11 Reginald Randolph Wright: “Carolina” VICA 11, 12, V. Pres., Pres.; ICT 11, 12, V. Pres., Pres.; Track 10, 11, 12; Football 12 Micheal Leon Wyche: Band 10, 11, 12, Section Leader; DECA 10, 12; Pop Orchestra 10, 11, 12; JV Football 10; Football 11, 12 Patricia Gayle Young Teresa Lynn Young: Drama 10; Science 10, 12; Int’] Club 10; AFS 11, 12; SAC 11; Math Club 11, 12; TAG 12; Keyettes 11, 12, Rec. Sec.; NHS 12; Hockey 11; Model UN 11 Yvonne Carol Youngblood: “Yva” Homecoming Court 11, 12, Queen; Miss Mariner 10, 11; JV Cheerleader 10; FBLA 12; Varsity Cheerleader 11 Seniors 95 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED BEST ALL AROUND Sean Hamilton Sheri Richman Chris Quesenberry Shann Hart BEST PERSONALITY MOST TALENTED Quinton Towns Ratonya Hughes Renardo Bell Stephanie Cantu MOST FRIENDLY BEST LOOKING Derek Campbell Nan Carney Jason Speilburger Dora Banks 96 Senior Superlatives Fe ada head | MOST ATHLETIC MOST SPIRITED Lionell Miller Tracey Hilliard Vincent Richardson Paula Thomas BEST DRESSED BEST COUPLE Warren Palmer Mary Shaughnessy Terry Holston Felicia Holman MOST POPULAR MOST WITTY Ron Johnston Yvonne Youngblood Paul Wilcox Sonja Evans Senior Superlatives 97 TOP TUNES 1. Thriller — Michael Jackson 2. 1 Want A New Drug — Huey Lewis and the News 3. Modern Love — David Bowie ALBUMS 1. Thriller — Michael Jackson 2. Synchronicity — The Police 3. Colour By Numbers — Culture Club GOLDEN GROUPS 1. The Police 2. Culture Club 3. DeBarge CHOICE CONCERTS 1. David Bowie 2. The Police 3. The Talking Heads SUPER SUDS 1. General Hospital 2. All My Children 3. Guiding Light SIZZLIN’ SHOWS 1.MxA xS x Hx 2. Dynasty 3. Hill Street Blues MEMORABLE MOVIES 1. Risky Business 2. Terms of Endearment 3. Flashdance OL CE SYNCHR | POPULAR PASTIMES 1. Partying 2. “Quarters” 3. Dating WANTED WOMEN 1. Debra Winger SUPER SPORTS 1. Football 2. Goldie Hawn 2. Basketball 3. Meryl Streep 3. Skiing PARTYIN’ PLACES 1. Robert Cuffe’s Van PIGSKIN PICKS 1. Washington Redskins 2. Host Inn 2. Los Angeles Raiders 3. Beach Week 3. Dallas Cowboys MARKED MEN 1. Richard Gere 2. Tom Cruise 3. Al Pacino FABULOUS FOODS Pebizza 2. Lasagna 3. Steak 100 1ig9se¢ I, Deborah Alexander, do hereby leave Jackie Walker all my good grades; Elain all my teachers and hope that they will graduate on time. I, Rodney Alston, do hereby leave all my dogging to the Funkadelics. Can you relate to that George? I, Sandra Artis, hereby leave Lennon Mings all of my love and to Paula Thomas a happy life with Terry Fail. I, Carla Atkins, hereby leave Sarah Atkins my grey skirt which she has thoroughly enjoyed, as well as my Algebra ability. I, Carla Bailey, do hereby leave Derek Bailey my lunch forms and all my lunch tickets; Wanda Staton, all my teachers and my government notebook and textbook. I, Carla Bailey, do hereby leave Derek Bailey my lunch forms and all my lunch tickets; Wanda Station, all my teachers and my government notebook and textbook. I, Natalie Bailey, do hereby leave knowledge, hard work to all the underclassmen who have not yet earned good grades. I, Dora Banks, do hereby leave Mrs. Custer a bottle of Tylenol for all her FBLA headaches, and lots of love and kisses to all my teachers. I, Michael Banks, do hereby leave my apologies to all of the women who are heartbroken that I’m gone — Sorry babies. I, Dennis Barnes, do hereby leave the school lunch to science... maybe someone can find a cure for it. I, Jeffrey Barrett, do hereby leave my P-Funk band to all the Parliament kids, as in Atomic Dog, Chase and One Nation Under a Groove. I, Rodney Blizzard, do hereby leave twenty credits to graduate to all underclassmen, and would like to return all the borrowed books to my former teachers. Last Will and Testament I, Rufus Blow, do hereby leave my name in remembrance to all the Juniors. I, David Blowe, do hereby leave Ron, a whip; Jason, a computer disc; Craig, a stuffed deer; Randy and Cuffe, endless dips and Kiddy Land High. I, Renee Bond, do hereby leave my books, briefcase, and locker to my brother Junie. I, Wendy Boller, do hereby leave Audrey, Big Gulps, lollipops, and the ultimate oozing olive picker; Lisa, rambl- ings on existence and a Richmond companion; Steve, the dirt and some fizz; Sheri, (bestest), cough drops and cruis- ing; Dicky, a long awaited sunrise. I, Patrick Boyen, do hereby leave the willingness tc understand other people and their cultures, and the will- ingness to turn places into people to all Mariners. I, Tim Broady, do hereby leave the F.H.S. football team my great talent; Eric Lee, the spirit of my bulky body he admires so much. I, Mark Bunn, do hereby leave all my memorable rides in Robert Cuffe’s Van to any upcoming Seniors who dare to have fun on Saturday nights. I, Lisa Bunch, do hereby leave my wonderful teacher Mrs. Robinson to teach the students of ‘‘85.” I, Derek Campbell, do hereby leave Ferguson High with a diploma in my hand and a smile on my face. I, Stephanie Cantu, do hereby leave Carolyn Merfeld a pair of FTFT pants; Lisa Edwards, a field with Jap-smurf Robert; Mrs. Barker, a finished lab; Billy Dailey, a trip to Radford, a dinner at El Toritos, and a bottle of Opium col- ogne; Nan, a bunch of little duckies! I, Jessica Carmicheal, do hereby leave my congratula: tions to the upcoming Seniors for the year of “85.”’ Hope }: you will be as successful as we were. AAT I, Annette Carney, do hereby leave all the good and bad times to the upcoming Seniors; to my teachers, my love. I, Scott Carpenter, do hereby leave my best of wishes for continued luck to the undergraduates, faculty, and ad- ministration of Ferguson High School. I, Darlene Carter, do hereby leave all luxuries belonging to me that are placed in my locker to the Senior Class. Live it up! I, David Cason, do hereby leave my Camaro to all the lovely ladies who love it. I, Randy Champion, do hereby leave my television, ster eo, wardrobe or boat, all my worldly possessions to my mother and father, Mr. and Mrs. Forrester. I, Paul Chaney, do hereby leave Ken Ashley, a bad habit; Sharon, an unbroken date. I, Mitchell Charlotte, do hereby leave all my love to the following: my sister, Felita Harris, Karen Maney, Tina Robinson, and all the other fine women. I, Kim Charnock, do hereby leave all my luck, (which has not been the greatest) to my brother, Michael, along with the pains of my car. I, Valerie Chatman, do hereby leave all my nice teachers to my little brother Kelvin, and all my love with it. I, Helen Chester, do hereby leave James Chester, Tracie McFEatrean, Tiana McEatrean the feeling and the dream I had of graduating from Ferguson. I, Chuck Childress, do hereby leave the light board to the underclassmen; my brother, my books. I, Alysia Claiborne, do hereby leave my knowledge and my strength to my pen pal Trina Newby. I, Christopher Clements, do hereby leave the pain and agony I have suffered through my years at Ferguson to my sister Becky. I, Melinda Coleman, do hereby leave my sister, Lisa, best wishes and good luck to all my friends. I, Verna Cordell, do hereby leave all my things to all the teachers I have had. I, Tommy Costello, do hereby leave all the homework I had to my little brother Dan, and to all the freshmen, I leave three more years of school. I, Robert Cuffe, do hereby leave Malarky and Johnston, “slim fast” diet plans; Craig, hunting lessons; Blowe, a dozen eggs; Spielberger, finger licking suckers; Pel, “push ups” and “‘toe touches” in the academy; Conners, splinters in his teeth; “The Fellas”, the bus rolls on; and younger brothers, good luck. I, Carleen Curtis, do hereby leave Ferguson for a wonderfully exciting life with my boyfriend Paul Woods. I, Donnel Daniels, do hereby leave my hopes for all of the upcoming Seniors to be as successful as myself, and my love to Ira McIntosh. I, Sharon Darden, my best wishes to everyone; my Government notes to my sister Pam and my luck to the class of “85”. I, Craig Davis, do hereby leave both Robert Cuffe and Randy Conner cherry trees. I, Lucinda Davis, do hereby leave Mrs. Ruth Robinson, my favorite teacher, my love and thoughts that you gave me through out the school year. I, Stacey Davis, do hereby leave my collection of Star Trek, and other science fiction items to my good teacher Mrs. McHugh and Tony Hill. I, Steve Davis, do hereby leave to Lacy Morris one of my cross country lockers, and my weight training gloves — Good luck to the team. I, Lisa Edwards, do hereby leave Jack Pepper another day in D.A.P; Stephanie, a happy life with Boy and a Last Willand Testament 101 “field”; Wendy, a smoldering lifeguard; Audrey, a night with Sting; Mike, a real date; Sharon, a promise to study?; Paula, a Baby Fail; Angela, grammar lessons; Sandy a poke. I, Michelle Evans, do hereby leave my great brains to Gay and Gail McMillian; Tracey Epps, my books; Mrs. Robinson, my love. I, Ginger Everett, do hereby leave Amy Phillips, all my “shut-ups”; Karen Olds and Melanie Campbell, my pa- tience; Mrs. Sharpe, my Physics book. I, Andrew Eves, do hereby leave John Miller, my fourth period folder and assignments; Cynthia Blair, my algebra notebook and assignment sheet; Larry Stanfield, my Biology notebook to have to pass; Greg Bodensick, a cer- tain girl’s phone number and luck with her. I, Neil Fairley, do hereby leave all fellow funkateers the funk to carry on in “85” ...so keep the funk alive in “85!” “Ho!” I, Scott Fletcher, do hereby leave my good looks, my women and ranking ability to Mac Burgess and Steve Bethea; Tony Nichols, my athletic ability. I, Gary Flood, do hereby leave women, money, lunch tickets, dice, Cameo, Levi’s, Pumas, name-a-song, children, and craziness. I, Tom Foote, do hereby leave Chuck Childress, a Missing Persons tape; Jeff Yedinak, my position in the drum line; anyone, luck in Mrs. Anthony’s class. I, Dwight Fox, do hereby leave all my good years at Ferguson; my GQ fashions for the upcoming Seniors. Shine on! Shine on! I, James Fox, do hereby leave all my classes to anyone who wants them. I, Herbie Freeze, do hereby leave the password to brightness to Melanie; to John and Roby, the responsibili- ty of carrying on the tradition. I, Michelle Gilliam, do hereby leave eternal thanks to the F.H.S. Family for making my first year in Virginia and last in school a memorable one. 102 Last Will and Testament I, Linwood Golden, do hereby leave my love to the upris- | ing Seniors and to my loved ones Greg Golden and Sharone | Golden. Love, Binky. I, Leonard Goodman, do hereby leave $ 2000,000 for a | new school and staff (named Goodman High School.) I, Neil Goodman, do hereby leave Ferguson High School a memory of the original rockers: John, Paul, Mick and Keith. I, Victoria Goodwin, do hereby leave my son Raymond all my worldly possessions, including my records, record player and sixty dollars. I, Kim Gore, do hereby leave my intelligence, my com- mon sense, and willpower to the uprising Seniors; Percell, my friendship. I, Ron Graves, do hereby leave the contents of locker 57 to all of my admirers. I, Amanda Greene, do hereby leave my brilliant in- telligence to anyone who wishes to have it. I, Andrea Greene, do hereby leave F.H.S., the years I have spent here. I will always remember you. Keep me in spirit and thought. I, Kristi Grizzard, do hereby leave Cindy Cohen, my | cropper, grease pencil, and lunch money for Hardee’s; I | leave all my homework and frustations to Jennifer Blake, who will be a Freshman next year. All other possessions I leave to my dear friend David Sammons. I, Sean Hamilton, do hereby leave the F.H.S. football team a wish for success; and to Ms. Jones, I leave my former self. I, Leslie Harlow, do hereby leave my sister Lynn my tolerance and patience to make it through her Senior year, and my Government and English grades to keep her off restriction. I, Roshell Hatchett, do hereby leave my bathroom on the second floor; Allison Hatchett, athletic abilities; Robin Truitt and Wendy Truitt; happiness. I, Lisa Hazelwood, do hereby leave all those winks to Paul Mumford; those bothersome questions to Jack Pep- per; all those sly glances to Steve Judd; and to Marc and Jim, all the locker space they need. I, Barry Head, do hereby leave my golf ability to others, as I know I will become the cute model I know I can be. I, Sandy Heezen, do hereby leave Sheri, a bike ride, a no-Doz, and my apathy; Lisa, a fight at a party, a hand, and four great years; Patrick, an American date, a diet, and a lifetime sister. I, Ernie Hensel, do hereby leave with diploma in hand and will reach my highest goals. I, Loren Herbert, do hereby leave Andre Towns, best wishes and lots of luck and happiness in his Senior year. Love you and always will. I, Kendall Hicks, do hereby leave Karen Hicks, my Government grades; Horace Eley, my wishes for Gradua- tion; Mrs. Robinson, my love and happiness. I, Jackie Holm, do hereby leave Laura Seltzer my dirty white VW Rabbit and all my clothes that fit her. I, Rachel Holmes, do hereby leave nothing to Ferguson High School besides the question of how I made it. I, Terry Holston, do hereby leave Anthony Stubbs, good last words to become a good student in “85.” I, Steve Holt, do hereby leave Betty Potter, all my text books, my love, and notebook paper for her last year at Ferguson. I, Amy Hoover, do hereby leave Frosty and Renee all my teachers to do with as they see fit. I, Ratonya Hughes, do hereby leave my S.C.A. bulletin board to anyone who wants it, and the best of luck to my counsins Lora J. and Leora B. I, Donna Humphrey, do hereby leave my sympathy to my sister in hoping that she graduates from Homer L. Ferguson; Donna Hill, all my grades. I, Carolyn Hundley, do hereby leave Fay Rainey and Donna Hill, all the excellent teachers; Mrs. Brabrand, the best Windjammer staff ever. I, Steve Ikonomou, do hereby leave my cheese to the “Fellas”; my love to Mrs. Kliewer; and my car to my sister. I, Rhea Ingram, do hereby leave Pam Williams, my seat in the Senior Cafeteria so that she can come there and do her math homework! I, Carla Jackson, do hereby leave Tina Jackson, my popularity, all my boyfriends, and good looks; Mrs. Robin- son, my love. Be sweet Jerrold. I, Monique Jackson, do hereby leave all my love, my joys and sorrows to all the Seniors left at Ferguson next year. I, Adrienne James, do hereby leave Crystal Davis, lovely but humble school, my locker, paper, books and pens and pencils. I, Michelle Johnson, do hereby leave to my sister and counsins, all my textbooks and teachers. I, Tammy Johnson, do hereby leave Ruth Ware, much success in her Senior year; Joe Solomon, a place in my heart always; Felicia Royal, Dwayne. I, Ronald Johnston, do hereby leave Kimberly, success, happiness, memories; Jason, Men-at-Work, beaches, older women, Food Lion; Cuffemobile, reunions; Cuffe, some hair; Randy and David, false teeth. I, Benita Jones, do hereby leave my knowledge and good humor to the rest of the Mariners, and hope that their class is as great as ours. I, Janice Jones, do hereby leave my brains and old term papers to Nika and Fat Rat. Good luck with the fellas (what’s left of them!) I, Brenda Jordan, do hereby leave my love to all the up- coming Seniors and all my teachers. I, Sherita Jordan, do hereby leave my cousin Lynette Chandler, best wishes in coming years. I, Robert Kaplan, do hereby leave Chris my Calculus ability. Last Will and Testament 103 104 I, Deborah King, do hereby leave Jim Pearson, the duty of making sure Mrs. Congleton doesn’t wear the same out- fit twice! Love ya Bob! I, Sabrina Knight, do hereby leave all my underclassman friends at Ferguson, best of luck forever. I, Kurt Kolesha, do hereby leave Mrs. Evans, the Trig book I never used; “‘Fellas’’, all the good times on the ’72 Bus; Wendy, a date with “Shippy”; my brother Mark, the wild times; Ms. Berry, thanks for help and advice; Mary Page, all my love. I, Patricia Lassiter, do hereby leave my good looks and intelligence to my fellow Mariners; Mrs. Robinson and Mrs. Braxton, a special thanks. I, Ursula Lassiter, do hereby leave all my notes and books to Sharon Hawkins; Mrs. McHugh, thanks for being such a special teacher. I, Tyrone Lawrence, do hereby leave my teacher and surprise friend, another great year. Best of luck Class of oem I, Cheryl Lee, do hereby leave NeeNee Wilson, Govern- ment, English, computer, spelling, math, composition, DECA notebooks, pencils, paper, lunchtickets, bumperstickers, brain, intelligence, and good looks. I, Tony Lee, do hereby leave John Hickman, all the Sherwin-Williams semi-gloss paint he can mix; all my teachers, another student to take my place. I, Darlene Lewis, do hereby leave my kindness to all the good people behind me. I, David Lockwood, do hereby leave Ferguson High School forever; the cafeteria staff, I leave the remains of three years of lunches. I, Tracey Lyons, do hereby leave the sweetest lady Debra Melton and dare anybody to harm or touch my beauty. I, Darren Manes, do hereby leave my sister Dena all the trials and tribulations associated with high school life. Have fun. Last Will and Testament I, Karen Maney, do hereby leave Nan Thrift, my flag pole and English and Government notebooks; to my teachers, all my love. I, Robin May, do hereby leave my sister April some of my brains so she can make it out of Ferguson. I, Snowball McClain, do hereby leave my last will to Nu-Nu and Mark Kolesha — two of my good friends who I know will do well. I, Keith McNair, do hereby leave a few words of advice: there are tough times ahead; you might not think you can make it, but keep trying. I, Kirstin Merfeld, do hereby leave Mrs. Sharpe, my fail- ed test grades and heartiest apologies. All other spoils can be divided up among Sophomores. I, Anne Millar, do hereby leave Amy Phillips and Carolyn Merfeld, my late nights spent at drama, and courses at YMU; Roby Paton, his four points. I, Brenda Mobley, do hereby leave my brother James, all my good study habits I had over the years at Ferguson, and a good school year. I, Melanie Moore, do hereby leave Mr. Powell, my smile; Rachel, all my old books and notebooks. Enjoy your next two years, sis! I, Kimberly Morgan, do hereby leave Lisa Rainey, all my great grades; Julius Scott, my Seniority; Monica Diggs, the 84-85 Basketball team. I, Rosebud Morris, do hereby leave Kimberly Morris, all my charm and beauty in her hands and may she carry out my athletic ability. Handle things! I, Michele Moskowitz, do hereby leave Randy Conner, a watch dog so he can be safe at parties; Schmoo, a cage for abnormal people. I, Anita Murray, do hereby leave Chris Murray, my love, luck and smartness because he will need it. I, Donald Neal, do hereby leave love to all the Ferguson High School teachers and students leaders of the greatest school in the U.S. “Believe in yourself,” Neal says. “Don’t go around saying “I’m Nobody. How can I get to be somebody? Instead ask yourself, ““What do I do best?” Then go out and do it. God’s richest blessings be yours, Class of “84.” I, Eva Neal, do hereby leave my love to all the Mariners left at Ferguson. Keep Ferguson number one! Love, Twin. I, Mildred Neal, do hereby leave my will to all the students at Ferguson. Good Luck. I, Cindy Newbill, do hereby leave my books to Betty Potter for her last year! I, Tommy Newton, do hereby leave my name on about twenty benches in the gym. I, Chi Ngo, do hereby leave all Mrs. Askew’s, Mrs. Lewis’ tests to the underclassmen. | I, Kim NuNally, do hereby leave Stacey Sibert long, lasting partying days and my Mustang. I, Lynn Oakley, do hereby leave Yvonne, totally mat- ching clothes, Lynchburg weekends, an older man and a never ending friendship; Chris Q., arguments and a liberated woman; Chris W., a slam-dunk, new tricks, and smaller ears; David S., assignments to put off, and the presents I owe him; Sharon, “tomorrow.” I, William Olds, do hereby leave my spirit; all the headaches to Mr. Powell and Cottingham. Good Luck to Kim. I, Mary Page, do hereby leave Sandi, one thousand two week romances; Wendy, a permanent “Shippy”; Debbie, tutor free weeknights; Jim, Steve, Jack, rainy nights at Yorktown. I, Warner Palmer, do hereby leave my girls to the fellas. I hope you’ll make it ’cause it’s hard to succeed in the twelfth grade. I, Angela Parker, do hereby leave all my love to my teachers; my lucky field hockey stick to Kim; Chris, all my math notes; Thurman, my Government book; Stephanie Cantu, a finished lab; Lisa Edwards, a life with Bowie. I, Kimberly Parker, do hereby leave my fine young brother Herbert Sessum, all the luck in the world with the girls. Eat your heart out, Joy. I, Kenya Parrish, do hereby leave my understanding and knowledge of New York City (the Big Apple) to the untraveled students of Ferguson High School. I, Sandra Peoples, do hereby leave my cousin Christy] Futrell, an upcoming Freshman, the best teachers in Ferguson, my wisdom, and knowledge. I, Steve Pitts, do hereby leave my spikes to my baby brother Michael Pitts; my best wishes to next year’s foot- ball team. Denise P. stay sweet. I, Rose Porter, do hereby leave my gratitude and ap- preciation to my teachers of the past four years. Thank you and goodbye. I, Kim Powell, do hereby leave W endy, all the good times I had here; Sandi, all the good-looking guys possible. I, Paige Proffitt, do hereby leave the rising Seniors, my most sincere sympathy for the last year they have to endure. I, Chris Quesenberry, do hereby leave Jason, a com- puter chip; Ron, a whip; David, a date with BR; Lynn, a tight sweater; Lisa, a quarter; P.K., a great day; Nan, all my love. I, Peanut Richardson, do hereby leave my basketball jersey to remind all the Ferguson fans that number thirty was mine. I, Sheri Richman, do hereby leave Sandy, desperate talks, two parallel unhealthy friendships, sunsets; Leslie, LSS, Gary, CCC; Laura, Norfolk, WHS, the life of ease; Sean, the summer before FHS; Patrick, Jordan, a shoulder to cry on; Wendy, my negligible common sense; Michele, my car, and deepest sympathy. I, Tammy Robinson, do hereby leave my boyfriend Jenard Alston, my knowledge, determination, and especial- ly all my “luv.” Good luck in your Senior year. I, Sharon Roesen, do hereby leave Christy Weidner, a smile; Michele Moskowitz, a trip away from this place; and to all my friends, memories of all our great times together. Last Willand Testament 105 I, Theresa Rosser, do hereby leave Cathy Worley, my place as president of Ferguson Singers; Mrs. Johnson, all my love and appreciation. I, Diane Royal, do hereby leave Shelley Royal, clothes; my mother and father, love and happiness. I, Joe Russell, do hereby leave the friends I have made to make more friends and to become more knowledgeable about the world. I, Scott Saylor, do hereby leave all Ferguson students, my beloved possessions. I, Trudy Schumpert, do hereby leave Felicia Lowery, Sharon Holden, Angie Dillard, my books, my wonderful knowledge and much success. I, Eudora Scott, do hereby leave all of my teachers, my love and my grades; my sister, DeeDee as my reminder. I, Faythe Sermons, do hereby leave all of ragged books to the upcoming Seniors. I hope they find some use for them ...I didn’t! I, Scott Sibert, do hereby leave this school to all you unlucky underclassmen. I, Pauline Simpson, do hereby leave Mrs. Robinson, all my love; the underclassmen, luck because they will need it. I, Donna Smith, do hereby leave Jesse, my little fingers to be put together forever; Misty and Mary, all my high heeled shoes. I, David Spain, do hereby leave Mrs. Askew, a Key Club luncheon; Robert Cuffe, a date; and everyone, an insult- free day. I, Jason Spielberger, do hereby leave Ron Johnston, friendship, hoses, software, hardware; David Spain, my hula hoop; Randy Conner, Geometry; Robert Cuffe, firewood; Chris Quesenberry, hair relaxer; Craig Davis, babysitting; and to all of my friends, a successful future. I, Wanda Solomon, do hereby leave my locker to Lori Diggs and Diana Pittman; my cousins and friends, my craziness. 106 Last Will and Testament I, Gesilia Stevens, do hereby leave all the upcoming © Seniors, the best of luck in “85!” I, Mike Swain, do hereby leave Monica Jennings, my car; | Jody Williams, my record collection; Doug Satchell, my | baseball glove; all my teachers, a dozen roses. | I, Andrea Taliaferro, do hereby leave Crystal Taliaferro, my Government book; Harold Taliaferro, my lunch tickets; the seats in the Senior cafeteria, to the Bogarters. I, Carlos Taliaferro, do hereby leave the Jacksons, my wrestling skills; Harold Taliaferro, wrestling shoes; plus my memories to the ladies. I, Paula Thomas, do hereby leave Audrey and Wendy, a life-size poster of Sting; Mike, a three a.m. curfew; Sandra Artis, an older man; Lisa Edwards, Bowie, Redskins, and a legislative aide; Chris Q., trips to Florida, a friendship, and a place in my heart forever. I, Sonya Thompson, do hereby leave new and old friends, good times and laughter; a future Mariner, my parking space. I, Quintin Towns, do hereby leave Ferguson all of my worries of graduating, because I am gone and will ever come back. Good luck! I, Dorenda Trafton, do hereby leave abundant love, joy, peace and happiness from the Lord which the world can’t give and the world can’t take away. I, Jeff Trull, do hereby leave David Blowe all of my Copenhagen, and also a new car; Leslie Sanders all my | money; and my class ring. I, Adrienne Turner, do hereby leave all Ferguson High all their books and I leave April and Tony the ability to do better than I did. I, Sonya Turner, do hereby leave all my wishes of luck to the teachers and graduating Seniors of 1984. Aloha Ferguson. I, Delano Tyler, do hereby leave to Crystal Taliaferro _ my heart, my phone numbers and my pictures; to Steve Bethea I leave my football jersey 81. I, Henry Tyson, do hereby leave my drumsticks to the ’°85 drumline, my seat in Ms. Rimkus’ English class to anyone who wants it, “Good Luck ’85”’. I, Alton Walker, do hereby leave all underclassmen all my books, lockers, intelligence, lunch tickets, tests, teacher, and tardies. I, James Walker, do hereby leave my P. Funk band, good looks, peace of mind, football skill, and basketball skill. I, Steven Walker, do hereby leave to anyone who wants the bad memory that I leave behind all my hard un- necessary books I wasted time with. I, Sylvia Walker, do hereby leave the juniors some brains and Mrs. Braxton Mr. Wallace, Mrs. Lewis, Mr. Weber; and a wig for who ever doesn’t have hair. I, Christopher Warren, do hereby leave Lynn Oakley a ticket to Lynchburg. Tommy Cho all the marbles in the world; Yvonne a key for a great year. I, Karen Weatherford, do hereby leave Vincent Lamonte Adkins here at Ferguson High to psyche most of the women’s minds by his charm and good looks. I, Mark Weddle, do hereby leave all underclassmen behind, and stuck with Ferguson High school. I also leave my image and all of my endless worries. I, Gene Whitaker, do hereby leave, leave, leave... I, Mitchell Whitaker, do hereby leave, the day is coming for me to say goodbye and I am leaving, Goodbye. Don’t Cry. I, Terrence White, do hereby leave to all the rising seniors my English and government books. I leave my broken gym locker to whoever unfortunately receives it. I, Cedric Wiggins, do hereby leave my best wishes to everyone at Ferguson. I, Sonya Wiggins, do hereby leave all up coming seniors my English teacher and Government teacher. I also leave my knowledge, warmth and love. I, Trella Wilkes, do hereby leave Theresa Allen my good looks; Debra Melton, Catherine McKoy and “eyes” all my old frames; Nobody, my baby Ricky Hunt. I, Todd Williams, do hereby leave Ferguson High know- ing that all my memories (even the bad ones) will be remembered for the rest of my life. I, Greg Wilson, do hereby leave the memory of the band that never made it and the play that should have. I, Kevin Woodman, do hereby leave my checking ac- count to jobless Spain; my job to Craig Davis; my car, clothes, and Brother to Jason Spielberger. Good-Bye. I, Paul D. Woods, do hereby leave Ferguson High school for a step towards an interesting future with my girl friend Carleen Curtis. Good Luck to all. I, Matthew Wooten, do hereby leave my old wrestling bag in the old desk that I used to sit in every day. I, Linda Wright, do hereby leave my locker, books, teachers and especially homework to my cousin Kenny James. Reginald Wright, do hereby leave Ferguson High, thanks for a wonderful welcome to a new school, full of friends and an understanding teaching staff. I, Michael Wyche, do hereby leave all my women, rays, teachers, clothes, athletic game speed, jerseys, talent, brains, wit, finesse, enemies, moves to Mike Lynch. I, Pattie Young, do hereby leave all my friends in the gang a wonderful time at Ferguson and many parties, a tuna fish sandwich from Petunia. I, Teresa Young, do hereby leave Melissa Robinson her name, Laura Seltzer, a cup of ice, my brother, a science project. I, Yvonne Youngblood, do hereby leave Lynn Oakley my address so when she becomes a rich lawyer she won’t forget her ole pal Yva!! Last Willand Testament 107 SEG ye ASenior Tracey Hilliard looks for an open teammate to pass the ball to. Basketball star Peanut Richardson leaps in the air for a “slam-dunk.” � Robert Cuffe stops to laugh at his fall on a slope at Wintergreen. 108 Seniors... ‘Bustin’ Loose!” Mark Bunn, Ron Johnston, David Spain and Steve Ikonomou strike a pose while waiting for the results of the Science Fair. “Mary McIntire prepares to “Tackle” the perilous slopes ahead of him. ASteve Pitts and Steve Davis take a break from examin- ing pond water on a Zoology field trip. “ Seniors... “‘Bustin’ Loose!” 109 The Junior class seemed to be one of the most spirited classes at Ferguson this year. They started the year off by winning the spirit hall competition during spirit week. Class officers were Kerstin Porter, President; Jenny Decker, Vice President; Lynn Harlow, Secretary; Andi Miller, Treasurer; Tina Webster, Reporter- Historian. The class officers worked hard on improving class spirit. The class sponsor, Miss Pierce, arranged a magazine sale to help the Juniors raise money for Ring Dance and their Senior Prom. Adelman, Marla Alkire, Gina Altizer, Vince Amis, Stefanie Ammons, James Anderson, Lisa Arline, Reggie Asbury, Vonne Ashley, Ken Askew, Roger Asmus, Timothy Bailey, Derek Bailey, Stewart Baker, Julius Ballard, Tracey Banks, Judy Banks, Tracy Barrett, Sharon Bell, Rochelle Bennett, Donna Berry, Handi Bethea, Steven Bicouvaris, Greg Biggs, Zeb JUNIORS yi . ? é ; Blair, Cynthia Blearley, Kate Blow, Arlene Boone, Becky Bowen, Reggie Bowles, Mark Bradley, Deneen Bradley, Mary Braxton, Rosalind Brittingham, Jenny Brnich, Frankie Bullock, Tony Bumpers, Michelle Burgess, Susie Bunting, Carla Burgess, Mack Burgess, Susie Burns, Yvonne Butcher, Samantha Butler, Tony Bynum, Gwen Calhoun, Cranston Callis, Kimbrough Campbell, Melanie Canty, Charles Carmine, Greg Carter, Coretha Carter, James Carter, Nicheal Carter, Nu-Nu Chappell, Valencia Cherry, Orlando Cherry, Kenneth Childress, Julie Chinen, Kandy Chinen, Troy Clark, Alice Clark, Herbert Clements, Becky Clinton, George Cofer, Peter Cofield, Robert JUNIORS 111 Cohen, Cindy Coleman, Lisa Coles, Mark Collins, Scotty Comstock, Tammy Conner, Lori Coogan, Ian Cook, Tammy Cowles, Eric Craig, Mike Crain, Kim Crawford, Angelique Dail, Larry Damsky, Leslie Daniels, Norma Davis, Andre Davis, Sharilen Davis, Yuvette Decker, Jenny Deloatch, Tammie Diggs, Claude Diggs, Eric Diggs, Javon Diggs, Lori Dingus, Mike Dixon, Sharon Dixon, Wanda Douglas, Princess Dubrey, Cedric Dunn, Lawrence Dunning, Steve Dupree, Michelle Eason, Stefanie Edmonds, Chenita Eggers, Jamie Eley, Horace Eley, Orrace Ellis, Sherry Ellison, Ashford Everett, Micheal Fair, Doressa Francis, Clarietta Gainey, James Garner, Amedine Goldberg, Andrew Goodman, Steve Graham, Charlette Green, David 112 JUNIORS Green, Lisa Greenberg, David Greene, Joe Greer, Cedric Guy, Tony Hall, Kevin Hall, Stacey Hamilton, Chris Hansen, Else Hardison, Marc Hare, Debra Harlow, Lynn Harris, Angela Harris, Deborah Harris, Jerneth Harris, Rodney Harris, Sharon Hart, Devun Harvey, Robyn Hawkins, Sharon Hawkins, Tiffany Hayes, Dwayne Herbin, Marcus Hicks, David Highsmith, Lisa Hille, John Hinnant, Dennis Hobson, Theresa Holland, James Holland, Marty Holston, Bonnie Hooper, Susan Horner, Jonathan Humbert, Tom Hunt, Daniels Hunter, Myra Hurlburt, Eugene Irby, David Jackson, Bryan Jackson, Daric Jackson, Eric Jackson, Jeff Jackson, Mark Jackson, Melinda Jackson, Tina James, Selena Jarrett, Robert Jefferson, Rodney JUNIORS 113 WThe Junior class football players dance on to the stage during the Homecoming assembly. Johnson, Angela Johnson, Eunice Johnson, Kim Johnson, Linwood Johnson, Marcella Jones, Alfred Jones, Clarence Jones, Constance Jones, James Jones, Lovesther Jordan, Kendahl Jordan, Tammy Joyner, Eric Joyner, Sherry Judd, Steve Keeter, Lisa King, Teresa Klapste, Lynn Krisik, Tim Lacott, Tamara Landman, Julie Langen, Kim Ledbetters, Arita Lee, Eric Lee, Cassandra Lehtonen, Ari Lenhart, Robert Lewis, Anthony Lewis, Cecil Linzy, Sebrina Liverman, Jennifer Lowery, Felicia 114 JUNIORS Lynch, Micheal Lyons, Hope Macklin, Delton Mahoney, Tim I Mallison, Tammy Malone, Jenny Mann, Judy Martin, Debbie Martin, Mandy Martin, Steve Marx, Freddie Masters, John Matney, Jeffery Matsumoto, David Matthews, Sandy Mccullers, Jon Megee, Marcia Mckoy, Valerie Merica, Mary Merriweather, Shaunda Miles, Lanell Miller, Andi Mings, Lennon Mitchell, Beulah Mitchell, Earl Mizell, Stacy Moberg, Lisa Monk, Barbara Mooney, Kathy Moore, Mark Moore, Terry Morewitz, Steve Morris, Lacy Moses, Donald Moss, Donna Newby, Walter Newsome, Yvonne Newton, William Nichols, Tony Norton, Victoria O Malley, Ginger Osteen, Lola Overby, Micheal Pair, Kevin Palmer, Tom Parker, Joyce Parker, Ken Parket, Mellissa JUNIORS 115 116 Pasley, Wendy Paton, Robert Pauley, Cindy Pauley, Raieco Payne, Sarah Pearson, Candice Pearson, Jim Pepper, Jack Peterson, Rick Pettaway, Dena Phillips, Daniel Phillpott, Felicia Pife, Denny Pittman, Diana Pitts, Michael Poindexter, Lionel Porter, Kerstin Potter, Betty Poulimenos, Lillian Pryer, Patricia Quick, Cheryl Rainey, Fay Rainey, Lisa Rainey, Tim Raposo, Lopez Rapp, Jenni Rasmussen, Mary Ratliff, Jeffrey Reeps, Cheryl Reinhart, Donna Reyes, Enrik Reynolds, Scott Richardson, Jimmy Ricks, Edward Robertson, Tim Robinsky, Thomas Robinson, Audrey Robinson, Mark Routten, Jim Ruddock, Laura Ruff, Richard Ruffin, Karolyn Sammons, David Schroeder, Tom Scott, David Scott, Kevin Scott, Michaune Sermons, Horace JUNIORS Shields, Jimmie Shondell, Hodge Sibert, Stacy Simpson, Gail T Siokis, Maria Slaughter, Stacey Smith, Danny Smith, Shantelle Smith, Sharon Smith, Troy Snelling, Dennis Solomon, Aleta Solomon, Dwayne Solomon, Joe Spruill, Jerry Staton, Wanda Stein, Christine Stell, Michael Steward, Belinda Stewart, Tami Stokes, Terry Stowes, Eric Sukes, James Taliferro, Crystal Taylor, Patrice Thigpen, Debbie Cho, Thomas Thrift, Nanette Tobias, Tina Toney, Chris Towns, Andre Travis, Tim Trower, Marcel Truitt, Wendy Tucker, Katrina Tucker, Terry Turner, Kenneth Turner, Mary Ubeda, Darice AJunior Homecoming representatives, Jenny Brit- tingham and Yvonne Burns, take a break between Homecoming assemblies. JUNIORS 117 eR TE TE Vann, William Vaughn, Kimberly Voglewede, Arlene Wade, Alex Walker, Jarrell Walker, Tony Ware, Ruth Warren, William Washington, Angela Washington, Jeff Washington, Terry Watts, Tracey Webb, Charlotte Webb, Ursula Webster, Melissa Webster, Tina Webster, Mike Wesson, Dakota West, Jody White, Nina Whitehead, Eugenita Whiting, Donald Whiting, Yolanda Wiggins, Keith Wilkerson, William Williams, Amy Williams, Mason Williams, Maxine Williams, Monique Williams, Pamela Wilson, Cheche Winborn, Jeffrey Winters, Hulio Wood, Scottie Worley, Cathy Wright, Candance Wright, Misty Zeller, Joy Zemp, Capers 118 JUNIORS The Junior class shows their spirit by enter- ing a float in the Homecoming parade. VCedric Dubrey imitates a Hampton cheerleader during the Ferguson Hampton pep assembly. AMaria Siokis watches her teammates play in a ten- nis match against Menchville. Misty Wright and Donald Moses practice the Junior Homecoming skit. JUNIORS 119 120 Sophomores kicked off the 1983-84 year by electing their of- ficers, Pam Mayo, President; Alexis Canavos, Vice-President; Tina Peeples, Secretary; Marva Humphrey, Treasurer; Angela Mosely, Reporter. During the school year, Sophomores par- ticipated in many activities, even having a special Sophomore Spirit Day in November. Adams, Mike Addie, Stanley Alexander, Lisa Allen, Theresa Alston, Felise Alston, Linda Anderson, Cedric Anderson, Charis Angers, Charles Anthony, Marcus Arthur, Emily Artis, Sheri Askew, Marvin Askew, Tiffany Bailey, Derek Banks, Shawn Baptist, Mary Barbrey, Tim Barker, Raymond Bass, Josie Batts, Roseline Beachler, Cory Beal, Steve Beasley, Andy Sophomores ee | | Benthall, Ricky Bicouvaris, Valerie Bishop, Arthur Bishop, Shannon Blain, Janice Blizzard, Angela Blow, Aretha Bocrie, Lisa Bodensick, Greg Bostick, Alaina Bott, Eboon Boyd, Bridgette Bradley, Martha Braguglia, Michelle Branch, Melvin Brandt, David Briggs, Samuel Bristow, Tiffany Brnich, Chris Brooks, Terrell Brown, Catrina Brown, Leslie Brown, Yvette Bryant, Gilbert Bullock, Jerome Bunch, Mark Burnette, Randie Burton, Betty Cambell, Mary Canavos, Alexis Cannon, Pam Carmichael, Jesse Carter, Michael Chandler, Carl Chang, Linda Chappell, Colin Charity, Audr a Charlotte, Kim Charnock, Mike Chatham, Ray Cheeseman, Patricia Chester, Angie Sophomores 121 Chester, Tony Childress, Matt Clark, Jeffery Clark, Sandy Cofield, Antwine Cofield, Jeff Colborn, Barbra Collins, Krista Comstock, Annette Cooke, James Cordo, Kim Council, David Covington, Deena Cowles, Althea Craft, Mindy Cullers, Wendy Davis, Brenda Davis, Catrina Davis, Cynthia Davis, Tommy Davis, Tommy Dillard, Angie Dorton, Melissa Douglas, James Downing, Carmen Draper, Brenda Draughan, Debra Draughn, Donald Drew, Edward Droughn, Daryl Duncan, Karen Easter, Christopher Elam, Karen Eley, Tracey Ellis, Dana Ellison, Robin Enoch, Donald Epps, Ricky Evans, John Exum, Antonio Flemming, Anthony Flood, Sharon Foster, Pennie Fraughnaugh, Mike Rucarino, Jim Fuller, Jill Galbreath, Dawn Garcia, Warren 122 Sophomores q Sophomores show their love to Ferguson during Spirit Week. 1 Garner, Cheri Garner, Rachel Gentry, Greg Gibbs, Dresadra Givens, Diretta Givens, Quentin Golden, Greg Golden, Gregory Goodwin, Angela Grant, Melissa Graves, Kimberly Gray, Marvin Green, Alton Green, Larry Griffith, Belinda Gross, Glen Gurley, Brian Hale, Michael Hall, Frederick Ham, Becky Hampton, Brian Hamrick, Lisa Harden, Ralph Hardison, Brenda Harlow, Darryl Harrell, Stephen Harris, Andre Harris, Billy Harris, Felita Harrison, Julia Harrison, Stella Harvey, David Hayes, Deidre Hayes, Jefferia Hedgepath, Wayne Hendron, Tana Sophomores 123 Henton, Carol Hester, Robert Hicks, Karen Hicks, Keith Hicks, Kenneth Hill, Diana Hill, Rosa Hines, Michelle Hodge, Shondell Hoegerman, Beth Holland, Tracey Hollowell, Teresa Hontos, Pete Hudgins, Scott Huggins, Kimberly Hull, Paige Humphrey, Marva Hunt, Renee Hunter, Morticia Ikonomou, Popi Jackson, Fred Jackson, Maureen Jackson, Michael Jackson, Paul Jenning, Monica Johnson, Melvin Johnson, Robin Jones, Antionett Jones, Kolleena Jones, Nichelle Jones, Sheila Jones, Tim Joyner, Angela Jurscaba, Teresa Kable, James Kearns, William Kelly, Maria Kelly, Marsha Kelly, Shelia Knobling, David Kolesha, Mark Kuykendall, Dale LaBell, David LaCabe, Kimberly Lewis, Anthony Lightbody, Lee Lively, Vickie Lubin, Audrey 124 Sophomores Eban Bott takes a “furniture walk” after school. Lucas, Karen Luie, Regina Lyon, Lisa Magnus, Doug Mahler, Maggie Malarkey, Laura Martin, Jerry Mason, Chris Matsumoto, Kim May, April Mayo, Pam Mays, Karen McClenney, Lamonica McCoy, Catherine McCoy, Warren McCracken, Michelle McDonald, Steve McIntire, Karen McIntosh, Ira McKoy, Regina McMillan, Gay Merendino, Jodi Merfeld, Carolyn Miller, Tony Mirabella, Marie Mitchell, Etta Monroe, Richard Moore, Kim Moore, Rachel Morris, Michelle Moseley, Angela Mumford, Paul Murray, Chris Neal, Terry Neill, Phillip Nelson, Willie Sophomores 1 bo on Newby, Mailing Newby, Treana Nicholas, Mark Nichols, Mike Olds, Karen Overby, Michelle Pao, Christine Parker, James Parker, Stephanie Patterson, Carrie Pearson, Matthew Pearson, Sterrling Pellum, Constance Peoples, Tina Perry, Rikey Perry, Stacey Person, Adrienne Person, Ronnie Pettaway, Robert Phillips, Letica Pierce, Lisa Plessinger, Lori Plummer, Michael Poindexter, Eric Pointer, Dennis Pope, Michelle Powell, Wendy P. Price, Mike Propes, Shelly Purnell, Laverne Queensberry, Chris Raney, Kim Ray, Linda Raynor, Latricia Recchia, Dylan Reconna, Tracey Reid, Sheryl Reynol ds, Eric Richardson, Dana Richman, Michele Rippy, Tracy Robertson, Craig Robinson, Al Robinson, Patrice Robinson, Patrick Rodgers, Tom Routten, Bobbi Royal, Josetta 126 Sophomores Rudy, Greg Ruffin, Kim Rumble, Antionete Russell, Curt Salati, Heidi Samek, John Sand, Bruce Sanders, Leslie Satchell, Doug Satterfield, Amy Saunders, Deon Schaffer, Joe Schroeder, Kelly Schultz, Ellen Scott, Dee Dee Scott, Marjorie Scott, Mary Shamblen, Susan Shannon, Raymond Shannon, Ronda Shaw, Anita Shearing, Melinda Shomaker, Melissa Simmons, Keith Simmons, Vanessa Slaught, Mark Smith, Andra Smith, Anthony Smith, Barrie Smith, Irvin Smith, James Smith, Kim Smith, Paul Patrina Williams humorously mocks a Warwick Raider. Sophomores 127 Smith, Victoria Solomon, Dwayne St Clair, Tracey Stacey, Tammie Stanfield, Larry Steele, Michelle Stubbs, Anthony Tabb, Jody Taliaferro, Harold Tappan, Bruce Taylor, Bennett Taylor, Isaac Taylor, Shirley Thomas, Rob Thomas, Suelyn Thornton, Keith Tobey, Elizabeth Tobey, William Trower, Pamela Tunes, Stephanie Turner, Anthony Turner, April Wainwright, Rhonda Walker, Joy Walker, Renee Walker, William Walters, Beth Ward, Randy Washington, Kenny Watkins, Leslie Weaver, Elizabeth Webb, Peter Webster, Tina Wetzel, Ann Whitehead, Laura Whitley, Princess Whitley, Rosalind Whitt, Cathy Whorton, Andrea Wilde, Eric Wilkes, Johnathan Williams, Darrell Williams, Jodie Williams, Johnny Williams, Lamont Williams, Melvin Williams, Nina Williams, Patrina 128 Sophomores Williams, Shirley Williams, Stacey Wilson, Andrea Wilson, Crystal Wilson, Tracey Wilson, Veronica Wynn, Michael Yedinak, Jeff Ziobro, Michon Zyons, Charonia Doug Satchell and Laura Whitehead discuss what to do after the Homecoming dance. Sophomores 129 The Class of ‘87 started the year out right by winning the Homecoming Float Contest. Class officers were Debbie White, Secretary; Shannon Moore, Presi- dent; and Whitney Espich, Historian. Led by Sponsor Gail Williams, the Freshman Class learned the ropes during their first year at Ferguson. They made plans for next year, and also planned many fund raisers. Adams, Tim Alexander, Andrea Allison, Fred Alston, Tracey Applewhite, Shell Argenzio, Juan Armstead, Ronald Arrington, Beatrice Artis, Luv Ashlock, Valita Atkins, Delois Bailey, Andrew Bailey, Mildred Baker, Chris Banks, Lavonda Barbery, Susan Barnes, Derek Barnes, Jeanette Barrett, Cheryl Baskett, Carlton Beach, Laura Belle, Darnell Bennett, Tonya Biggers, Kim 130 Freshmen | | | | | s , Eh 5 Bleakley, Mark Bond, Arthur Bowen, Dianne Bowles, Janice Boyd, Wayne Boyette, Stephen Braxton, Cassandra Brinkley, Leora Brown, Sherry Bryant, Robert Bryant, Tabithia Butler, Frank Campbell, Natalie Canty, Kim Caroline, Bethea Carr, Carlos Carter, Lynette Carter, Michael Chandler, Lynette Chatman, Kelvin Cherry, Steve Claiborne, Mickey Clemmons, Tammy Cogild, Beatrice Conner, Mike Conner, Robin Constantine, Terry Coogan, Dreux Cooke, Lichelle Corey, James Cox, Patrick Cuffe, Larry Cuffe, William Cunningham, Karyn Curtis, Amour Dail, Shelia Darling, Stephanie Davis, Crystal Davis, Donnell Davis, Patrick Davis, Tina Deas, Renee Freshmen 131 Deeds, Donna Deihl, Rhonda Delozier, Jeff Diggs, Shelly Divine, Darby Dixon, Terry Dolby, Brooke Doronzio, Philip Drew, Phillip Dunn, Cristie Edmonds, Judy Edmonds, Lamonica Elber, Dirk Elliott, Linda Ellis, Tamma Espich, Whitney Ferreira, Mark Fitzer, Kate Flemming, Johnny Ford, Vicky Foster, Allison Foster, Landon Fox, Cornell Freeman, Helena Fry, Cynthia Fuller, Tina Fullwood, Dwight Gentry, Traci Gerlinger, Philippe Gibson, Ronnie Gilbert, Audrey Gilillard, Paige Gilliam, Debbie Givens, Yvette Givens, Yvonne Golden, Sharone Golightly, Scott Graham, Rhonda Grant, Yolonda Graves, Reginald Gray, Bryan Green, Chris Green, Larry Green, Linda Gregory, William Gunn, Cheryl Gusler, Chris Harden, Daniel 132 Freshmen AFreshman Whitney Espich jumps thusiastically at the Homecoming assembly. en- Hardin, Shane Hardy, Anthony Hargrave, Larry Harmon, Cathy Harprave, Laurie Harris, Angie Harris, Deon Harris, Jason Harris, Troy Harrison, Monika Hart, Tim Harvey, Willie Hatchett, Al Hatchetta, Angie Hawkins, Stanley Hazel, Anita Hedgepath, Terri Henderson, Sheila Hendron, Ryan Henley, Mark Herbin, Corey Highsmith, Leonard Hill, Betty Hill, Donna Holden, Roy Holloman, Diana Holmes, Sonja Holmes, Stacey Hood, Maeshell Hoover, Forest Hudgins, Michael Hughes, Bruce Hunt, Stacey Freshmen i ————————— Ivey, Dennis Jackson, Fred Jackson, Jerrold Jackson, Maeella Jackson, Moses Jackson, Vinson James, David James, Kennith Jarman, Gaberell Jimenez, Jose Joe, Gloria Johnson, Chris Johnson, Frank Johnson, Joseph Johnson, Julie Johnson, Lashawnya Johnson, Lora Johnson, Nichelle Johnson, Penny Johson, Theodore Johnson, Vicky Jones, Carla Jones, Cathy Jones, Doug Jones, George Jones, Kami Jones, Melinda Jones, Patrice Jones, Robert Jones, Sandra Jones, Shirley Jordan, Jerry Joseph, Patty Joseph, Rosalie Joyner, Pamela Kasten, Eddie Kelly, Karen King, Jeff Kolar, Karen Krisik, Jay Ladlee, Elizabeth Lanehart, Beth Langen, Karren Lanning, Todd Largena, Brenda Lattimore, Lynette Ledbetters, Vita Lentz, Melvin 134 Freshmen Leonard, Annise Leonard, Leardis Leonard, Nathan Leonard, Nathaniel Lewis, Jimmy Lynch, Lemuell Lyons, Anne Machado, Laura Malone, Renee Manes, Dena Martin, Darryl Martin, James Mason, David Mason, David Massey, Tim Matney, Veronica Mayo, Sherytta Mcbride, Javone Mccargo, Beverly Mccarthy, Shawn Mccracken, Leigh Mceachern, Tracie Mceachern, Trana Mchugh, Becky Mcenair, Ralph Mears, Donna Miles, Jerry Miller, Lawrence Miller, Linda Mings, Derrick Mings, Sherry Mirabella, Ralph Mitchell, Harriett Mitchell, Kelly Mitchell, Theresa Moore, Maria Moore, Shannon Morris, Jackie Morrison, Chona Mullen, Dawn Mullins, Betty Murray, Leah Nelson, Carolyn Newby, Jacquelin Newsome, Lillian Nicolls, Beth Oldaker, George Ordunez, Debbie Freshmen Osborn, John Palmer, Sharon Palmer, Theresa Park, Jung Parker, Darius Parket, Thurman Pearson, Dale Peeples, Tracy Phelps, William Phipps, Kevin Piepho, Fred Pointer, Robert Poole, Ashton Porter, Derek Proffitt, William Pryear, Francine Puckett, Kevin Rainey, Quinton Randolph, Chris Ranes, Thomas Rapp, Don Richardson, Donnell Richardson, Larry Riffe, Kim Robinson, Econto Robinson, Erestine Robinson, Jeff Ross, Karla Rowsey, Kimberly Royal, Felicia Royster, Tracy Russell, Rodney Russell, Wayne Rutter, Mark Scherer, Mari Scott, Julian Freshmen Paige Gilliard and Leigh McCracken use the bus ride home to catch up on the latest gossip. 136 Freshmen Scott, Margaret Shannon, Reynold Shelton, Cathy Shields, Michael Shook, Shannon Sill, John Sills, Timberly Skinner, Robert Slade, Ovette Slade, Rossi Smith, Alan Smith, Doug Smith, Inez Smith, Karla Smith, Tina Smith, Tracie Spencer, Tony Spruill, Maxine Stadback, Sharon Stainback, David Stewart, Tony Stokes, Barbara Sutphin, Tina Sykes, Barbara Taylor, Marjorie Taylor, Michael Terry, Antonio Thompson, Darlene Thompson, James Thornton, Karen Towkavitch, Alex Tripp, Chris Truitt, Robin Trusdale, Kimberly Turner, Sharon Vann, Stephanie Vanness, Beth Walker, Jackie Walker, James Webster, Betrice Weddle, Charles Weidner, Sharon Wesson, Rhonda West, Jeff West, Lytha West, Theresa Wheatley, Paul Wheller, Kevin Freshmen 137 White, Deborah White, Jerry Whiting, Tracy Whitley, Wanda Wiggins, William Wilcox, Helen Wilks, Eudora Williams, Brian Williams, Leon Williams, Scott Williams, Shery Williams, Twanda Williams, Tyrone Williams, Wayne Wilson, Jamelle Wirth, John Wishup, Sheryl Woodard, Mark Woodman, Keith Woolard, Brian Wright, Bryan Wright, Patsy Wunder, Michael Yip, Tommy Youngblood, Mark Yu, Peter 138 Freshmen Kelly Mitchell performs in the band. Look Ma, No Cavities, says Karren Langen. V John Sill studies hard in the library. Freshmen 139 — EE HmREeese =| m= gt PES aa sole iene ae oe 142 Mr. Robert Cottingham Dr. Kilpatrick looks over plans Homecoming parade. Administration for the After hearing the report of the Na- tional Committee on Excellence in Education, the administration began work to improve the quality of Ferguson’s academic program. Stricter attendance policies, fewer assemblies, and a new bell schedule maximized class time for students. The administration also worked on improving the quality of Ferguson’s academics by holding regular faculty meetings to inform teachers of new Mr. Bobby Cropper S.C.A.’s school policies. Administrative responsibility was divided between Principal John Kilpatrick and the three Assistant Principals, Mr. Crop- per, Mr. Cottingham, and Mrs. Lamberton. Mr. Cropper was in charge of activities, Mr. Cottingham, attendance, and Ms. Lamberton, academics. Disciplinary problems were handled by each of the four Principals. | | Vv Ms. Fivel and Mr. Cropper joke around after seeing to preparations for the SCA’s Toys for Tots assembly. Mr. Cottingham, Dr. Kilpatrick, Ms. Lamber- ton, and Mr. Cropper enthusiastically display the faculty’s new motto. v Ms. Anastasiou is a master at the copying machines in the office. Connie Anastasiou Nelson Baker Esther Berkley Nancy Ford Juanita Granger Levi Hill Helen Hilliard Lillie Kea Betsy Redman Administration 143 Joyce Ballard Agnes Brabrand Kaye Brown Ternon Burton Jimmie Espich Joann Fivel Rodney Hespenhide Perri Katsontonis Cathy Kelly Kim McHugh Pat Parker Barbara Raines Annette Rimkus Ruth Robinson Anne Tew Bonnie Tilley Lillie Walker Gail Williams Kstella Worrell 144. English One of the English Department’s major goals this year was to improve students’ SAT scores. To meet this goal, after-school workshops were held for both students and teachers. Also, English teachers were asked to devote at least one day a week towards SAT preparation. This, along with expanded summer reading requirements for all classes, helped to raise the students’ performance on the standardized tests. By attending workshops, members of the English Department were also able to perfect their teaching skills. The Foreign Language Depart- ment’s goal this year was not only to help the students speak more fluent- ly in other languages, but also to in- crease the students’ interests in dif- ferent countries and their cultures. Courses offered included French, German, Spanish, and Latin. Ms. Rimkus disc usses poetry interpretations with her second period English class. eee ee Ms. Raines staples an Advanced Composition student’s “A” paper to the bulletin board for everyone to see. Paton’s essays with him, exp! ing the corrections that she made. SLANDER ORS ch om NE Ct Ms. Brown and Ms. “K” discuss lesson plans for their Spanish and French classes. English ics c 4 I Ms. Parker goes over one of Roby In- 1as 145 ——— -_ ——— Ea Students prepare for Scott-Haskins debate. A Mrs. Anthony reads off notes during Government class. i ij | 146 Social Studies In addition to required courses this year, the Social Studies Department offered International Relations, U.S. and Soviet Relations, Psychology and World History Block. The Social Studies Department’s goals consisted of increasing the level of written com- munication skills, helping students develop an inquiring mind, and creating an informed citiz enry. Something new in the department was that the Social Studies teachers enrolled in aé_ special class at Christopher Newport College first semester to learn new strategies of in- dividualized instruction. This year, the Government classes took field trips to Richmond to observe the General Assembly in ac- tion, and to Washington, D.C. to observe Congress and the Supreme Court in action. The Model U.N. took field trips in Old Dominion Universi- ty, and to the North American Invita- tional, which was held at Georgetown. In the Fall, the Social Studies Department presented a_ political debate between Councilman William Haskins and State Senator Bobby Scott. In the Spring the department sponsored an assembly featuring the councilmatic candidates. Social Studies Department instills a better respect for “Freedom” Councilman Bill Haskins expresses his views on ERA at the fall political assembly. Senator Bobby Scott responds to his opponent’s remarks on abortion. Marika Anthony Ora Brinkley Don Coccoli Carol Frenck Dolores Halberg Preston Hayes Nancy Jones Ethel Lewis Lynne Pierce Jesse Powell Dick Weber Social Studies Frederick Herstrom 147 vw Kristi Grizzard gets some last minute help before one of Mrs. Sharpe’s killer Chemistry tests. Steve Ikonomou demonstrates the use of a Bunson Burner to an aghast Chris Warren. WV Sheri Richman, Chris Warren, Teresa Young, Sean Hamilton, and Greg Wilson work to find unknowns. w Members of Mrs. Barker’s Zoology class dig up Earthworms at the Peninsula Nature and Science Center. Od ™ IMI MY j La Hf Ta W Re a i : 4 o Nd Pm$m Ey ( | NP Py Am( The Science teachers worked to better the department and to develop a closer relationship with the students. They conducted a random survey to determine how the students felt about Earth Science classes. The survey also included students’ at- titudes and interests on the topic of education in general. Science teachers also assisted students with their science projects, and provided them with a variety of visual aids. The audio visual presentations were cataloged, so that students would have easier access to them. CRT Tests were given to all science students this year, unlike past years, where they were administered only in some classes. Like every year, the Science Department worked to help students so they would have a solid background in science fields. The an- nual Science Fair gave Mariners a chance to display their scientific knowledge and expertise. Science teachers challenge students to utilize their “Brainwaves” 4 While on a Zoology field trip to the Peninsula Nature and Science Center, Dennis Moore watches as Jimmy Richardson shows off the frog he found in Lake Maury. Ann Barker Jane Edwards Marvin Hedgepeth Linda Perryman Margaret Ritchie Betty Sharpe Stephen Shine Science 149 Ms. Simmons explains the objectives of the Math Department to the upcoming freshmen at the 1984 Elective Fair held in January. A Ms. Askew plans the daily activities for her Math Analysis class. AMrs. Evans teaches the basic skills of factoring in an Algebra II class. 150 Math | This year the Math Department’s goals were to boost the level of students’ performance two to three grade levels in competitive skills, and to improve SAT scores. This year the department offered courses ranging from Basic Math up to Calculus, in- cluding the newest course offered, Computer Programming. Two Math contests were offered to get students to make use of their math skills. A half hour competitive test, held each month, was sponsored by the Virginia Math League. The American Math Exam was also a competitive testing program given to students. All math classes were required to do some type of daily activity so that the teacher could check students’ understanding of the lessons and check to see if students had com- pleted their homework. To add to the excellence of the department, all Math teachers made it a point to have a good attendance record, and to be available to help students before school. 4Ms. Hall answers one of Valerie Bicouvaris’ questions after class. Martha Askew Sandra Benvie Deborah Berry Robert Boswinkle Chris Cowles Jane Evans Roxanne Hall Sue Johnson Charles Monroe Laura Pape Beverly Simmons Shirley Ware Robert Wright Math 151 Business, ICT and DE students thought classes were no risky business. Ferguson’s Business pro- gram enriched the students’ skills by teaching them how to type, write shorthand, record keep, file and how to get a good job in the community. Throughout the year the business classes sold cannisters of candy and cookies to help raise money. Guest speakers came to speak on job inter- views and requirements to get a clerical job. Students think classes are no “Risky Business” | Jenever Brown Deborah Buchanan Floyda Carter Becky Congleton Mary Cooper Sylvia Custer Pete Farmer Doris Harrell Bobby Silvey 152 Business ———— eee Rodney Blizzard and Frank Shields compare notes on future plans. RRs DY SOLANA ENR s 4 : “ eeedaredeedas2iiiihl A F.H.S. students take a timed writing to improve their typing skills. 4 Freddie Lemon works on a career project in the Career Room. Business 153 Dillon Recchia mans the spotlight during a Fall Drama Club production. VLilly Dailey, Dennis Hinnant and Stephanie Cantu brush up on their lines for “The Man Who Came to Dinner.” DPE ®Chuck Childress and Cathy Worley try out for the Fall play. PScott Saylor, Anne Millar, Ginger Everett, and Melanie Campbell ad- just the stage lighting from “the cage”. HPS LO LLE LEE 154. Dramaand Art Pat Quinn, the Drama teacher who sponsored the Drama Club, set goals for her classes this year. She hoped to teach students an appreciation for the arts, a sense of responsibility and self-discipline, and the dynamics of working well with other students. This year, the students involved in Drama classes exclusively were able to try out for and put on a play, “Up The Down Staircase.” With Mr. Herbert Melvin’s assistance, the art students learned to sharpen their artistic talents, and work with their original ideas and styles. Each individual strived to work to the best of his ability, and create pieces of art. Herbert Melvin Pat Quinn “Mr. Melvin watches as art students sketch their favorite fall vegetables. WYears of Drama handiwork decorate the backstage walls. CE UriN Sth Sad lt WEN ae VANDENGREE. = esi “ LA ni Art Drama fs! Vicki Maur.£ EN Bees se 155 � The Physical Education classes were made up of two electives: Physical Fitness and Team Sports. The Physical Fitness course emphasiz- ed development of strength through weight training and certain aerobics. The Team Sports helped students learn to work as a team. In both courses, more emphasis was placed on weight training and running. The Health classes concentrated on mental health, safety and first aid, consumer educa- tion, and sex education. This year, one big change in the Drivers’ Education classes was the requirement to “buckle up.” Last summer the Physical Educa- tion Depart ment had seat belts installed in the students’ desks to help students get into the habit of buckling up when they got into a car. This year the NJROTC, under the guidance of Lieutenant John Gregor and Master Chief Charles Groves, worked hard to better themselves and Ferguson High School through knowledge. They attended military drill camps at Hampton Institute, University of Virginia, and Little Creek. They also worked to improve peace, discipline, and courtesy. The NJROTC was led by Company Commander Carlos Taliaferro, and Chief Petty Officers Michelle Evans, Sandra Artis, and Denise Dorsey. Judith Allen Theodore Bacote Harlan Hott Mitchell McDougal Linda Phillips Jim Ryan George Walters Marilyn Watkins 156 Physical Education A Chris Brnich brilliantly bats the birdie over the badminton net. John Gregor Charles Groves The NJROTC platoon reports in for a drill event. The platoon gets ready for inspection. NJROTC 157 1 8 Mark Youngblood works enthusiastically on his project. WJohn Osborn shapes a piece of wood on a eee AJimmie Underwood shows off his Industrial skills. Troy Smith concentrates on his wood shaping. Industrial Arts Home Ec. Pennie Brown, Charles Kinnison, and Paul Lambine strived to teach the Industrial Arts students job skills, technical knowledge, problem solving skills, and how to work in a technical society. Teachers provided career, consumer, and occupational information. This year a new course was offered: Computer Electronics. This course was geared for students eg ca, - ARoshell Hatchett carefully measures a teaspoon of vanilla. who were interested in learning and working with the electronical aspects of computers. The Home Economics’ Depart- ment’s goal was to equip students with skills in domestic areas which would help them socially and economically. Courses offered in- cluded Clothing and Food Manage- ment, Home Ec. I, and Home Ec. II. Home Ec. and Industrial Arts Students Go SSUmerazZy. Pennie Brown Paul Lambine 4Cedric Greer, Jody West, Nina White and Carlton Fennell make Chocolate Chip cookies in Home Ec. Industrial Arts Home Ec mam meHmeHmeHeHeHeeeeeegeg@eEeeeEneeesEns nt Catherine Braxton Charles Kinnison 159 The library provided a good place for students to catch up on homework; study for tests and collect information for research papers. Library Science offered students a chance to learn about the library, earn a credit, and help the librarians keep the library in order. Bertha Fannin, the school nurse, was called upon to help the sick. Because of the rigidly enforced vac- | cination program, students were not permitted to attend school this year unless vaccination records were up- to-date. Mrs. Fannin had the respon- sibilities of keeping records of students who had been properly vaccinated. Grace Bowie Bertha Fannin Pat Harrell Grace Medford Janice Miller 160 Clinic, Library Ms. Bowie and Ms. Miller review encyclopedia records. AScott Fletcher pays Ms. Harrell for an overdue book. 4@Ms. Redman helps herself to some punch at a meeting held in the library. AMs. Harrell and Ms. Medford discuss the organizing of the card catalog. Clinic, Library 161 Students coming out of the Guidance Office are overwhelmed with joy after getting their new schedules. ¥YTony Macintosh discusses his career plans with Mrs. Bauley | ee nh Er as SL No This year, the Guidance Depart- ment worked to serve the student body in any way that was possible. Counselors worked with Freshmen to plan their programs of study for the remainder of their high school years. Counselors strived to help the newcomers adjust to high school. By administering interest inventories and aptitude tests, the Counselors were able to better place students in classes. Seniors were urged to check with Guidance for college informa- tion and summer programs. Letters were sent to parents from the Guidance Department to inform them of changes or special happen- ings in the school. The Guidance Department also supervised the Career room, which was open to students at most hours of the day for career information. Guidance Counselors Help Students with “Breaking Away” Mrs. Berkeley keeps busy in the Guidance Office by making appoint- ments with parents to see the guidance counselors. Deborah Bauley Colethia Holcomb Janet Kessler Mary Montgomery Sarah Owen Richard Vanable Guidance Dept. 163 164 Academics Mrs. Sharpe explains Science Fair rules to interested students. Coach Coccoli and Ms. Kea count money after the Toys for Tots drive. As a result of all of the department members working together, the 1983-84 school year was a success. Departments and their heads in- cluded: English, Ms. Raines; Math, Ms. Askew; Social Studies, Ms. An- thony; Science, Ms. Sharpe; Business, Ms. J. Brown; Physical Fitness, Coach Walters; Foreign Language, Ms. K. Brown. Teachers helped students both before and after school. During class, teachers used films, video tapes, records, and books to help students learn and understand their lessons. Vocabulary tests, Competency tests, daily assignments, and requirements for graduation kept students on their toes. Thanks to the administration and the teaching staff, students learned to be the best they could be. Ferguson band members “‘toot their horns.” Sonya Turner and Dennis Douglas watch as Ginger Everett explains how to construct an elipse. | | | | sit-ups. 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