I C Norcom High School - Greyhound Yearbook (Portsmouth, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1972 volume:

Mttiua M H . SFJ THE MEMORIES I HAVE I. C. NORCOM HIGH SCHOOL GREYHOUND 1972 Much appreciation to the following staff members Contents who made this yearbook possible. Mrs. Shirley Coffey Dedication 3 Student Life 4 Co-editors: Classes 24 Orlena Bracy Freshman 26 Janet Myrick Sophomores 34 Carol Smith Juniors 44 Seniors 52 Members: Faculty Administration 86 Bernard Barmer Activities 112 David Harding Sports 118 Catherine Hudson Great Memories 128 Phyllis Ried Patrons Ads 135 Senior Directory 146 CH 7 5 7 3 DEDICATION Mr. Albert Thomas Edwards is a native of Warren County, North Carolina. He received his Bachelor of Science Degree from Hampton Institute, Hampton, Virginia in 1936 and his Masters of Science De- gree from Cornell University. Mr. Edwards has continued his grad- uate studies at Columbia Teachers College, Old Dominion University, and Virginia State College. In his professional career in Virginia, Mr. Edwards has been considered a dedicated coach, teacher and ad- ministrator. From 1950 through 1966 he was Assistant Principal and from 1966 through 1972 he has been Principal of I. C. Norcom High School. Mr. Edwards is married to the former Miss Thelma Spence. The Edwards’ have had two children, a son Albert T. Edwards, Jr. and a daughter Jessica Regina Edwards. Due to Mr. Edwards’ educational background and activities, his pro- fessional associations, his professional experience, and his total con- cern for humanity has enabled him to present to us an air of realism, wisdom, virtue, and dedication to all. For these reasons we the 1971-1972 members of the I. C. Norcom High School yearbook staff hereby dedicate this book to Mr. Albert Thomas Edwards . . . 2 “A MAN WHOSE MANNER IS IMPRESSIVE” 3 Student Life 5 Harmony We have memories of victory and defeat . . . success and failure . . . dreams and real- ities . . . joy and sorrow . . . love and hate . . . times of war and peace . . . and memories of . . . Cooking 6 Norcomites changing classes football team profiling and faculty at play 7 AND memories of the yearbook staff hard at work . . . journalism class getting out the Norcom Gazette and who could forget Nor- com’s LUNCHES. The Yearbook Staff Lunch time 8 Great memories of . . . the fun you had in study hall I learning to drive rushing to class 9 There are memories of studying in the library breaking rules 10 AND there are memo- ries of a student strug- gle to save a great High School Students gather in front of school as part of protest. Attendance cut drastically 11 12 I : Mrs. Cummings rapps to the PTA, while Delores and Mrs. Overton listens. Bottom . . . PTA relaxes 13 AWARD’S NIGHT Mr. McGriff, Mrs. Mercer and Mr. Ed- wards receive lifetime memberships to the PTA Mr. Eure receives a trophy Mr. McGriff, Mrs. Mercer, Mr. Ed- wards. David Simmons receives a letter i 14 ■ THE PROM 15 It’s Time To Pick A QUEEN! Diane Perry Jackie Hunter Who will she be? Velma Hudson Patricia Brown 17 Denise Harris Contestants during talent Jessie Harris Helen Mills Brenda Sharp 18 SOME OF THE HOMECOMING CONTESTANTS Jessie Harris 19 Delores Overton Miss Homecoming Diane Perry 4 — RUNNERS UPS (L-R) 1. Helen Mills 2. Delores Overton 3. Jessie Harris 4. Velma Hudson 20 MISS HOMECOMING 1971— 1972 Diane Perry 21 Mr. Posiask Mr. Mallory Mrs. Kimble, Miss Raper, and Mrs. McIntosh The Faculty In Action Mr. Fane and Mr. Moody Mrs. Orton and Miss Sawyer Our Faculty Is Always Ready 22 iceepcur ftv,a ' mm m B puv m wf H. ; JQ KM -gJjKp Jl «- ® l J hL| 111 : • ? ■ � 1 J •|i - I ' jg- ,.r r i fiBjff ' i SjU pm jj ; 1 IW 1 24 25 Adams, H. Askew, C. Allen, B. Alston, J. Armon, H. Arrington, L. Artis, C. Battle, J. Banner, B. Barnes, J. Barnes, R. Barnslater, A. Battle, S. Beale, J. Clemons, V. Clarke, I. Clark, L. Clark, B. Clark, B. Clanton, D. Canty, C. Chapman, J. Choate, J. Beale, R. Beale, R. Bell, W. Benson, B, Blow, C. Belling, J. Bone, C. Boomer, N. Freshman Mr. Pittman councils freshman. 26 Coats, M. Collins, A. Coone, R. Copeland, A. Copeland, D. Copeland, S. Copper, A. Copper, S. Council, E. Cross, E. Cross, M. Cross, P. Crutchfield, D. Caffee, P. Freshman Duncan, E. Dunston, M. Easter, F. Edmonds, D. Edwards, J. Edwards, P. Edwards, V. Elliott, B. Elliott, C. Elliott, D. Elliott, P. Ellis, P. Ellis, T. Epps, M. Dancy, C. Davis, B. Davis, G. DeBerry. A. DeBerry, M. Deek, C. Duke, C. Duke, S. Eure, T. Faison, T. Falston, D. Faucon, A. Faulk, R. Faulks, C. Faulks, J. Fintch, E. Fleance, A, Freshmen changing classes. 27 Griffin, O. Hainsworth, M. Halison, D. Hall, ]. Hardy, G. Harding, D Harrell, J. Harris, A. Howard, C. Howell, P. Hubbard, R. Herbert, M. Hicks, R. Hines, G, Holloway, A. Holley, B. Holmes, C. Harris, G. Hailes, S. Harris, L. Harris, I. Harper, N. Hendricks, R. Fowler, A. Freeman, R Fuller, S. Gaines, E. Gardner, A. Garrett, S. Gilchrist, D, Glover, G. Goode, R. Gordon, R. Faye, G. Grant, P. Gray, B. Green, R. Hughes, B, Hyman, G. Jacob, H. Jackson, D, Jackson, R. Jacob, P. Freshmen are spirited too! 28 Jenkins, S. Johnson, L. Johnson, N, Jones, C. Jones, C. Jones, L. Jones, M. Jones, P. Jones, R. Jones, S. King, T. Lamb, M. Lanford, C. Lashley, E. Long, C. Long, C. Lowe, E. Lower, J. Marrow, K. Mayo, A. McCellan, A. McCellan, D. McCullugh, T. McDonald, A. McNeil. D. Meglone. S. Mewborn, M. Michaels, G. Miles, S. Mills, C. Mitchell, F. Mitchell, L. Mitchell, P. Mitchell, R. Mizell, L. Freshmen learn the arts of sports. 29 Moody, D. Moore, B. Moore, B. Moore, C. Moore, V. Morris, L. Morris, C. Morrison, G. Morrison, R. Norman, M, Oliver, T. O ' Neal, C. O ' Neil, P. Outlaw, M. Robinson, J. Rockett, D, Rodgers, E. Patterson, C. Peele, L. Perkins, S, Perry, B. Perry, T. Persons, P. Pierce, M. Pitt, C. Pittman, D. Pope, V. Prayer, A. Randall, R. Richardson, C. Richardson, E. Riddick, P. Ridley, B. Ridley, W. Rindall, L. Roberts, A. Roberts, D. Roberts, D. Roberts, P. Hey! Where’s my locker? 30 Rooks, S. Roose, C. Royster, A. Ruffin, M. Sampson, K. Stancil, S. Saunders, G. Saunders, M. Saunders, Q. Scales, G. Scott, K. Scates, N. Scott, R. Shepherd, C. Simmons, R Skeeter, C. Skeeter, H. Small, S. I’ll be glad to get out of here. 31 Williams, T. Wilson, N. Wilson, R. Williams, T. White, S. Whitehead, J. Whitfield, E. Wilhite, C. Tyndall, P. Vaughn, M. Veal, M. Vinson, J. Vinson, S. Wadley, D. Wald en, V. Walker, G. Wallace, D. Wallace, ]. Ward, J. Ward, S. Watson, D. White, P. Wilkinson, A. Williams, H. Williams, R. Williams, R. Alston, C. Baker, S. Battle, Z. Bazemore. E. Bulte, K. Burdan, L. Burgess, }. Cameron, R. Carrington, D. Cross, M. Crowen, I. Crutchfield, M. Dancy, C. Dancy, S. Dancy, S. Davis, B. DeBerry, V, A Goal Which 32 Diggs, S. Dingle, V. Dixon, S. Eura, A. Edwards, P. Eley, G. Elliot, B. Epps, M. Fields, C. Faulk, Q. Fowler, A. Freeman, P. Gambrell, B. Games, E. e Strive For. 33 Sophomores Adams, S. Allen, B. Allen, L. Alston, B, School-spirit, enthusiasm, and hopefulness describe a sophomore’s daily thoughts of at last completing a high school education. School-spirited, trying to become a part of their new alma mater. Enthusiasm in all their endeavors as to be able to achieve the best in life. Hopeful that in 1974, they may follow in the footsteps of the past generations of graduating classes before them. Banks, C. Banks, L. Bashay, H. Bashay, K. Bates, T. Battle, L. 34 Bazemore, S. Bellamy, M. Bellamy, D. Best, R. Blizzard, S. Blount, M. Blow, D. Blow, Diane Blow, S. Booker, D. Boomer, V. Booth, W. Bowden, ). Bowers, K. Bowers, K. Bowsers, G. Boykins, D. Boykins, K. Bradshaw, C. Braswell, H. Brown, C. Brown, C. Brown, D. Browne, E. Brown, J. Brown, J. Brown, R. Brown, P. Burns, B. Burgess, D. 1 J fm Burgess, R. Bynum, Sharon Caine, Marian Carver, W. Let’s see, and . . . next year I will be a junior 35 Getting over that indigestion after those fishsticks. Sophomores Cashwell, J. Casper, R. Chapman, M. Clarke, V. Coleman, C. Collins, A. Copeland, R. Cooke, S. Coppedge, G. Cotton, L. Cotton, S. Crest, W. Cross, Doni Cross, V. Crowell, F. Cummings, A. Daniel, D. Davis, D. Davis, L. Davis, P. Davis, S. Davis, V. Davidson, M. Deberry, C. Deberry, E. Debrough, D. Debrough, S. Dennard, T. Doughtie, ). Downing, J. 36 Dunston, R. Edwards, D. Edwards, V. Elliott, A. Elliott, M. Elliott, W. Elliott, W. Ellis, W. Eley, A. Eure, A. Evereet, ). Everette, L. Faircloth, U. Faulk, P. Franklin, J. Freeman, W. Fuller, V. Goodman, M. Gore, T. Gordan, H. Grant, D. Gray, J. Gregory, G. Greene, A. Hall, J. Hamilton, G. Hammiel, M. Hardy, G. Harmon, E. Harper, D. Harrell, S. Harris, M. Harsley, C. Hart, D. She’s got another thought coming if she thinks I am going to detention. 37 I better get out of here I don’t know the next dance. Sophomores Hicks, W. High, Z. Hill, A. Hillard, D. Holland, E. Holley, J. Hooks, H. Horne, J. Hoskins, J. Hoskins, K. Howard, J. Hubbard, R. Hughes, A. Humphrey, S. Hymon, J. Jackson, A. Jackson, M. Jackson, T. James, D. Jenkins, L. Jenkins, R. Johnson, C. Hayes, R. Hendricks, T. Johnson, L. Johnson, N. Jones, E. Jones, M. Jones, R. Jones, T. 38 Jones, V. Jones, W. Jordan, L. Joyner, B. Joyner, J. Keene, D. King, B. Lamb, M. Langley, E. Lee, W. Lewis, C. Liverman, L. Lucas, M. Mackey, J. Magee, M. Majette, A. Manley, B. Manley, R. Manning, V. Marsh, G. Miller, C. Miller, D. Miller, V. Mills, L. Mills, V. Monk, P. Moore, A. Moore, C. Moore, L. Moore, P. Morris, N. Mouran, J. Are they taking gym or having a posing contest? 39 I turned in my project. Myrick, E. McCall, B. McDuffie, B. McClellan, V. McNeil, M. Neal, C. Sophomores Nelson, F. Nelson, L. Newell, N. Newell, W. Newsome, S. Nolan, V. Owens, C. Orton, C. Parker, L. Parker, L. Parker, L. Pearson, L. Perry, M. Phyall, ). Pierce, J. Pointer, J. Porter, A. Porter, M. Potts, D. Powell, D. Powell, J. Randall, V. Reid, A, Reynolds, R. 40 Taylor, L. Tazewell, I. Tazewell, I. Terry, C. Theus, M. Thomas, M. Thomas, V. Toppins, P. Townes, G. Turner, G. Valentine, V. Vinson, J. Wade, G. Walker, R. Wallace, B. Ward, C. Watts, A. Weal, B. West, M. White, S. Whitfield, W. Wilkins, J. Williams, D. Williams, D, Williams, E. Williams, K. Williams, S. Williamson, Rita Windley, J, Wright, S. 41 Hey, who got my English book? Sophomores Richardson, D. Ricks, W. Riddick, M. Rivers, M. Roberts, D. Roberts, E. Robinson, D. Rodgers, V. Rollins, D. Rooks, P. Royster, M. Royster, W. Russell, S. Salley, A. Salley, K. Sanders, G. Saunders, P. Saunders, R. Scott, S. Scott, V. Slaughter, C. Smith, J. Smith, K. Smith, P. Smith, S. Smith, T. Stancil, S. Stokely, B. Swinson, L. Sykes, B. 42 Senior class officers make plans for senior activities. They come; and they go Come out, Come out; wherever vou are. Get out of my house W fKf M 4 U Agile bodies make a winning team. Seniors make hard decisions. 43 Juniors THE JUNIOR CLASS is considered the most im- portant class on the high school level, because they are taking their final steps toward becoming a senior. I. C. Norcom feels this class is her pride and joy for she will release them from under her wings into life. This year, unfortunately, I. C. Nor- com High has to bid her juniors good-bye, because they will go on to life’s door under a foreign school’s wings. Allen, Mark Alston, Linda Atkinson. Pat Banks, L. Barnes, H. Barnes, W. Bell, G. Bethea, L. Bland, D. Blow, D, Blow, F. Blow, L. Blunder, E. 44 Bowers, W. Bowswer, L. Boyd, D. Branch, T. Bremby, S. Broadnax, K. Brown, B. Brown, S. Brown, S. Brown, T. Bollock, R. Burns, W. Carr, C. Carswell, B. Carver, J. Burton, J. Bynum, C. Chambers, B. 45 Man, I’m the smartest person in this school. Juniors Downing, L. Elliott, L. Elliott, R. England, L. r Faircloth, B. Faulks, A. Felton, D. Felton, I. Ferebee, V. Feilds, C. Fletcher, D. Forrest, C. Fortineau, D. Freeman, H, Fuller, E. Gatling, C. Gaymon, R. Gorham, A. Gourdine, H. Graham, M. Granger, J. Granger, L, Grant, S. Grant, T. Gray, D. Gray, J. Green, C. Green, J. Green, S. Griffin, A. Griffin, F. Griffin, M. Griffin, V. Griffin, W. 46 Hailes, R. Hall, B, Hall, G. Hall, M. Hargrave, T. Harris, A. Harris, D. Harris, G. Harris, M. Harsley, M. Harrison, C. Harrison, G. Herndon, W. Hicks, M. Hicks, P. Hill, L. Hill, M. Hill, M. James, B, James, L. Maybe if I pretend he won’t notice I don’t know this song. Hill, V. Hines, M. Hockaday, R. Hodges, B. Houston, B. Howell, G. Howell, G. Hughes, E. Hunt, S. Hunt, T. Hyman, G. Jackson, A. Jackson, D. Jackson, M. 47 Juniors I know I got it in here somewhere. James, L. Jenkins, D. Johnson, B. Johnson, H. Johnson, M. Jones, C. Jones, C. Jones, E. Jones, H. Jones, H. Jones, J. Jones, L. Jones, L. Jordan, G. Jordan, A. Joyner, D, Joyner, P. Kee, D. Lankford. C. Landy, E. Lassiter, G. Lawrence, A. Lawrence, D. Lewis, R. Lowe, C. Madkins, R. Majette, G. Marbrough, R. Mann, V. Martin, D Mason, J. Mason, P. Mayo, R. Mills, V. 48 Mitchell, M. Moody, C. Moore, J. Moore, P. Moore. R. Morrison, L. Moore, R. Moore, T. McClallan, F. McCullogh, A. McCullough, J. McCollum, C. McKnight, D. Newsome, D. Norfleet, M. Norfleet, V. Orton, J. Parker, A. Parker, C. Parsley, S. Pearson, C. Person, D, Peebles, R. Pierce, S. Potts, D. Prayer, D. Pryor, A. Raiford, B. Rawls, D. Richards, L. 49 Now listen; first we are going to . . . Juniors Riddick, S. Riddick, T. Rivers, D. Robinson, J, Rogers, G. Roisten, T. Roscoe, B. Sampson, E. Saunders, G. Scott, M. Sessoms, K. Sessoms, R, Sheridan, V. Shumake, P. Simmons, D. Simmons, I. Simmons, R. Smith, A. Smith, (. Smith, K. Smith, L. Smith, S. Smith, T. Starks, D. Staton, K. Staton, P. Stephens, A. Stokes, J. Surfford, D. Suggs, C. Suiter, J. Suiter, J. Sykes, C. Sykes, L. 50 Taylor, L. Theus, W. Thompson, J. Thornton, T, Tucker, I. Turner, L. Tyndall, ). Tyson, C. Tyson, M. Waddler, B. Walden, J. Washington, D. Watford, W. Watson, C. Watson, W. Watts, S. Weatherspoon, N. Wells, C. Whew! What a day. Wilson, A. Wilson, I. Woodard, D. Wright, W. Young, H. Young, V. Wffitaker, G. White, C. White, C. Whitehead, W. Wilkins, D. Williams, D. Williams, G. Williams, H. Williams, J. Williams, L. Williams, M. Williamson, R. 51 THE DEATH OF A HIGH SCHOOL The day had begun with a setting sun, Lost was mind in a forest of confusion And so I sat in the corridor waiting Empty like the living deaf for a word, I thought, If she should die, I would too, For what food is to the hungry, What water is to the thirsty, She is to me. What sight is to the blind, What rest is to the weary, She is to me. For what life is to the dying, What love is to the unloved, She is to me. You can’t take the sweet from the sugar, Or the bitter from the lemon, And you can’t take her from me. Cause like sugar and its’ sweetness, A lemon and its’ bitterness, We stick together We are one. The doctor approached me, His eyes spoke the word, Then silence, Deafing silence. I wept tears of sadness for you, Hateful, ignorant foolish you, Don’t you know that killing the body Does not kill the soul? Once more I wept — Not tears of sadness, but of joy For I realized the soul of I. C. Norcom will live on. I awoke, the day was ending with the rising sun. Beverly Jordan SENIOR CLASS MOTTO: “Our necessities are few, but our wants are many. CLASS COLORS: Black and Yellow CLASS FLOWER Yellow Carnation with Black Tip CLASS OF 1972 CLASS POEM “Today Marks A Beginning” CLASS SONG: OH! Now the time has come For four years this has been our home. How fast the time does fly. Since now we find we must depart, today we say good-bye. We ' ve been together for so long. A family through- out the years. And as we walk these aisles today — it brings us all to tears. It was here we learned and searched and found that dreams come true. And that there are great rewards in the little things we do. We have no desire to cease learning nor are we faint in quest, for today marks a be- ginning — Our search for but the best. We have not placed our swords in the sand, for the battle has just begun. There is much for us to conquer, be- fore the setting sun. Thank you, I. C. Norcom — And as we go our way, Our minds shall always remember This very special day. By: Mary Grimes Oh! Now the time has come when we must say good-bye. This is the school we’ve loved all our lives, we have tried to be, what you’d like to see. Oh! We have come; but not to say good-bye. Like a stormy sea singing a melody, now the time has come to say well done, we are on our feet, now with a steady beat, let it be like a calming feat. S tanding up for the glory, our Lord has brought thee, standing up for the rights that we tried to restore thee ; going the right way, facing a new day; bringing us joy, bringing us harmony. Bv: Delores Overton CLASS SPONSORS Mrs. Patricia Allen Mrs. Lynn Chapman Mr. Thomas Fuller Mrs. Patricia Glickman Miss Elizabeth Lucas Mrs. Judy Regan Mrs. Pamela Riddleberger Mrs. Pat Schoonover Mr. Larry Schwab Mrs. Lottie Short Mrs. Sharon Pierce Class Officers Beverly Jordan President Cecelia Holloman . . .1st Vice Pres. Ray Smith 2nd Vice Pres. Debra Rodgers Secretary Eather Jenkins . . . .Asst. Secretary Morris Overton Chaplain Toora Burton Treasurer Patricia Brown Parliam. Archie Sexton Sgt.-at-Arms 53 SENIORS SENIOR CLASS OF 1972 Adams, Bruce General Allen, Keith General Alston, John General Arrington, Beverly General Most Scholastic . . . James Harrington and Beverly Jordan Banks, Charles General IBM Operator Barfield, Vanessa Business Computer Programmer Barnes, Micheal General Computer Programmer Barnes, Nathaniel General Computer Programmer Barnes, Pamela Business Battle, Sheila Business Nurse 54 Beach, Marvin General Beamon, Barbara General Social Worker Beamon, Bettie General Speech Therapist Belfield, Edward General Lawyer Bell, Mary College Prep Secretary Bell, Remona College Prep Computer Programmer Bellamy, Mary General Dancer Bennett, Alvin General Electronic Engineer Benthall, Valerie General Newspaper Journalist Benton, Sharon College Prep Speech Pathologist Bland, Micheal College Prep Bland, Wayne College Prep Chemist 55 Blount, Rhonda General Bookkeeper Bond, Thom as General Auto Mechanic Booker, Winfred General Computer Programmer Boomer, Jasper General Armed Services Bowden, Edith College Prep Elementary Education Bowers, Wanda General Photographer Boyd, Valerie Business IBM Operator Brown, Linda General Bullock, Michael General Auto Mechanic Burton, Toora College Prep Lawyer Most Likely to Succeed . . . Moses Sykes and Joyce Dunston 56 Bynum, Brenda General LPN Campbell, Edward General Canty, Joann General Singer Carr, Cleo General Chapman, Reginald General Cherry, Cynthia Business Clerk-typist Cherry, Jacqueline Business Clerk-typist Cherry, Larry General ICT Coordinator Choate, Shona College Prep Social Worker Coker, Gloria General LPN Coles, Lee General Computer Programmer Coone, Lawrence General Computer Operator 57 HKjB M Mp l Jm - j kr - f Croon, Anthony General Cross, Ernest General Computer Programmer Copeland, Keith General Copeland, Robert College Prep Electrical Engineer Crandle, Deloris General Designer Best Dressed . . . Harrel Gene Keeling and Pa- tricia Hudson Cummings, Deborah College Prep Mathematician Daughtrey, Eddie General Davis, Matthew General Armed Forces 58 Davis, Micheal Business Lawyer Dawson, Eva General Clerk-typist Dean, Iregene General LPN Dickens, Darnell General Armed Services Dixon, James College Prep Electronics Engineer Dunston, Bonnell General Armed Services Dunston, Gertrude College Prep Economist Edmonds, Linda General Edwards, Eugenia General Data Processing Edwards, Gwendolyn General Physical Ed Teacher Edwards, Joe General Edwards, Vanessa Business Executive Secretary 59 Ellis, Betty General Social Worker Ellison, Wayne General Businessman Faison, Cynthia College Prep Singer Faulk, William General Electronics Seniors Faulks, Benjamin General Faulks, Thomasine General Social Worker Flood, Anthony General Cytologist Franklin, Raymond General Football Player Gray, Kenneth Business Businessman Gist, Larry General Most School Spirited . . . David Simmons and Eather Jenkins 60 Gordon, Albert General Businessman Gordon, Laura General Nursing Grandison, Benjamin General Business Manager Gi G Sc G G G G C Gregg, Cynthia General Nurse Grimes, Mary General Journalist Grimes, William General Armed Services Hagans, Regina College Prep Secretary Harris, Denise College Prep Voice Teacher Harrison, Hartwell General Pro Football Player 61 Harsley, J oyce Business Computer Programmer Haskins, Charles General Communications Haskins, James General Business Hayes, Gladys General Hayes, Juanita General Airline Stewardess Hayes, Richard General Minister Heggie, Vanessa General Hendricks, Jessie General Radar Technology Hicks, Carolyn Business Airline Stewardess Hicks, Diana Business Programmer 62 Most Talkative . . . Na- thaniel Barnes and Max- ine Cherry Hicks, Rhonda College Prep Writer High, James General Hill, Alfonza General Attorney-at-Law Hines, Bobby General Hines, Gloria General Teacher Hinton, Cornell General Department Manager Hinton, Larnell General Armed Services Hinton, Wayne General Armed Services Hodges, Linda College Prep Journalist Hoggard, Ricky General TV Repairman Holland, Freda General Holland, John General Basketball Player 63 Holloman, Cecelia Business Computer Programmer Howard, Steve General Marine Biologist Hudson, Catherine General Data Processing Best Built . . . Matthew Davis and Brenda Sharp Hymon, George General Ingram, Raleigh General Sales Engineer }ackson, Cynthia General Pioneer 64 Jackson, Darlene College Prep Secretary Jackson, Larry General Armed Services James, Hilton General James, Laverne College Prep Jenkins, Eather Business Clerk-typist Johnson, Charles College Prep Radio Station Manager Lynch, George General Armed Services Johnson, Gretchen General Social Worker Johnson, Isaiah Business Lawyer Johnson, Lester General Electronics Engineer Johnson, Pamela General Social Worker Johnson, Patricia General Secretary 65 Seniors Jones, Aaron General Jones, Cornell General Armed Services Jones, Deborah College Prep English Instructor Jones, Edward General Armed Services Most Popular . . . Harrell Gene Keeling and Pat Brown Jones, Emma College Prep Nurse Jones, Howard General Jones, Keith College Prep Business Jones, Vanessa General Data Processing Jordan, Ashby General Armed Services Jordan, Darryl College Prep Lawyer 66 J Joyner, Debbie College Prep RN Nurse Joyner, Merrian General Kee, Sharon General Keeling, Harrell General Business Administration Keene, Sheila General Artist Kornegay, Gwendolyn General Nurse Lamb, Connie General Actress Lang, Gwendolyn General Social Worker Langley, Melvin General Math Teacher Lankford, Evelyn General Nurse Lashley, Thesia General Secretarial Work Lassiter, Paulette General Government Teacher 67 Latimer, Richard General Armed Services Lawrence, George College Prep History Teacher Lawrence, Doreatha General Lawrence, William General Administrator Lewis, Linda General Interior Decorator Lewis, Ruth College Prep Elementary Education Lewis, Vernon General Lightfoot, Raymond College Prep Computer Expert Little, Judy General Liverman, Lindora General Stenographer 68 Cutest Couple . . . An- thony Tapp and Deborah Jones Lovett, Ronald General Commercial Artist Lucas, Alma College Prep Librarian Mabry, Carolyn Business Nurse Majette, Grover General Marrow, Wildred Business Secretary Mason, Andrea College Prep Registered Nurse Matthis, Valerie General Actress Mayo, Antoinette General Model McCellan, Constance College Prep Model McCoy, Cathleen Business Social Worker Merrith, Sylvia General Elementary Education Mills, Jerline General Physical Ed Teacher 69 Mills, Larry General Armed Services Milton, Evon General Economist Minngia, Doris General Mitchell, Shirley General Clerk-typist Monroe, Larrilan Business Law Moody, Clothilda General Pre-school teacher Moore, Fred General Auto-Mechanic Best Dancers . . . David Simmons and Beverly Arrington Moore, Richard General Armed Services Moultrie, Eugene General Community Planning Murphy, Howard General Social Worker 70 Murry, Nelldeana General Social Worker Myles, Sandra Business Stewardess Myrick, Janet College Prep Elementary Newton, Shelia General Social Worker Norman, Thomas College Prep Bookkeeper Odom, Gloria Overton, Deloris Business Political Science Overton, James College Prep Law Overton, Morris Business Gospel Singer Overton, Thurman Music Major Pianist Overton, Willis Parker, Donnell 71 Parker, Jean General Secretary Parker, Yvonne College Prep Teacher Parks, Gabriella Business Nurse Passmore, Derline Peebles, Deborah General Nursing Perry, Charlie College Prep Aeronautical Engr. Most Quietest . . . Dexter Woodard 72 Porter, Clayton Business Banker Porter, Micheal Business Computer Programmer Powell, McCoy Lawyer Pro Athlete Powell, Paul General Teacher Prayer, Vernon General Machinist Prince, Geneva Academic Technologist Prunty, Keith General Rainey, Joyce General I.B.M. Operator Reynolds, Leon? Business Stewardess Ricks, Donald College Prep Lawyer Ricks, Ronald College Prep Riddick, Cynthia 73 Seniors Roberts, Lisa General Music Major Robertson, Karen Business Secretary Rodger, Ennis General Marine Rush, Charlesann General Gymnastic Teacher Most Talented . . . Thur- man Overton and Diane Perry Saunders, Erlene Minister Sawyer, Joann Business Data Processing Sawyer, Cleo Business Ad. Nurse Scates, Maria Business Social Worker Sessom, JoAnn General Data Processing Sexton, Archie General Undecided 74 Sharpe, Brenda Business Secretary; Science Shepherd, Maureen Business Simmons, David Brickmason Black Leader Simmons, Mitchell General Chemist Simons, Virginia General Secretary Skinner, Marvin Slade, James D.E.C.A. Small, Deborah Business Computer Programmer Smith, Carol College Prep Teacher Smith, Delores General Business Ad. Smith, Ray General Industrial Engineer; Air Force V Smith, Russell 75 Smith, Vanessa General Music Major Smith, Willie Stanton, Claudette Business Nurse Class Flirts . . . Orion Willis and Connie Mc- Clellan Stokes, Mary Key Punch Operator Sunkins, Shelvonne Sykes, Moses College Prep Pro Football Player Stanton, Claudia Business Nurse Stevens, James General Air Force Stitt, James Computer Learning C.B.I. Stokes, Lucille Business Adm. 76 Turner, Thomas Fighter Vaden, Mary Business Secretary Vann, Micheal Walker, Robert Academic Auto Mechanic Ward, Ava Fashion Model Ward, Linwood Teacher, Draftmans Ward, Sheila Ward, Valerie Business Adm. Social Worker Warren, Larry Watts, Wilma College Prep Mass Media Arts Weaver, Natalie Business I.B.M. Operator Webb, Leon 77 Tillett, Janet General Computer Programmer Toppins, Denise General Townes, Shirley General Teacher Toxey, Shelia Business Doctor Tapp, Anthony College Prep Data Processing Taylor, Cynthia Taylor, George College Prep Teacher Taylor, Tanya General Lab Technician Tazewell, Debra College Prep Musician; Economist Thompson, Gwen Business 78 Best Looking . . . Thomas Turner and Constance McClellan Williams, Paulette College Prep Social Worker Williams, Ruby College Prep Williams, Sandra General Social Worker Williams, Vanessa College Prep Secretary Williams, Velma College Prep Social Worker Wilson, Jean Secretary Wilson, Odell College Prep Sociology Wilson, Laura College Prep Professor, Criminology Wilson, Patricia General Teacher Wingate, Sharon General Woodard, Dexter College Prep Woodhouse, Micheal College Prep Lawyer 79 White, Carlette College Prep Business Secretary White, Eric Drafting Architect Electronics Wilkins, Doris Williams, Alton College Prep Electronics, Technology Danny Williams Williams, Denise Sociology Teacher Williams, Edinburg Williams, Juanita Whitefeild, Mazie Academic Air Force Whitley, Lester General Most Athletic . . . An- thony Tapp and Carolyn Hicks 80 Woods, Tamara College Prep Math Teacher Wright, Jimmy Auto Mechanic Wright, Linda Business Secretary Cherry, Maxine Edwards, Makhinohn Harris, Jessie Jordan, Beverly Marsh, Marilyn Moody, Dana Nelson, Hattie Newby, Cheryl Stephens, Joyce 81 Wilkins, Shelia Thomas, Gregory Beamon, Harvey Brown, Sherrie Hill, Mary Harmon, Brenda Brown, Patricia Mills, Helen Lewis, Doris Rosetta, Deberry McCallan, Floyd Harrington, James, III 82 Boyd, Darlene Boyd, Marvin Granger, James Strong, Steven Vaughan, Helen Vinson, Queen 83 GRADUATION As we march in Our speaker — Rev. Johnson It’s only just begun We listen to The choir sings As we marched out Into this world t . words of wisdom. What will happen Now? 86 87 Mr. A. T. Edwards — PRINCIPAL 88 Principal’s Message Your last year of school has been one fraught with disruptions and walk-outs. This certainly has in some measure broken the continuity of your academic achievement. However, I am happy to say that many of you have still maintained your high level of achievement and are graduating with honors. We all entered the school year 1971-72 with mixed emotions and concerns about what would be the future of the school we all love so dearly, Norcom High. The new direction of the curriculum at Norcom is career oriented. The administration, fac- ulty and students will determine the fu- ture in education in our country. It is our desire that we will point the way in sci- ence, technology and career preparation on the secondary level. Norcom has been blessed by the contri- butions you have made through your many talents. Your individual and group accom- plishments have showered honors on us. For all this, the Norcom family is very grateful. You now begin your new venture in life where you have to make the decision to further your education or enter the world of work. Plan well for your future so that you will not have to live with regrets. In your plans, include service to your fellow- man. So, as you come to this new begin- ning for you, I wish for you a successful and happy life. Waiting to start faculty meeting. 89 Mr. John L. McGriff Assistant Principal Discussing business at faculty meeting. Message From The General Administrator for Discipline The people of our nation are more in- volved in the social and political issues than ever before. This increased involve- ment demands a higher degree of indi- vidual responsibility. If the Democratic process is expected to succeed, it will require mature and re- flective thinking on the part of all mem- bers of our society. We must try in every way to cultivate and develop positive attitudes. We must constantly be mindful of the fact that, we must respect others, if we are to demand respect from others. The members of our school community have tremendous potentials. This includes the students and the teaching staff. These potentials will not develop to their full capacity unless there is a unification of efforts to reach desired objectives. Each individual has a contribution that he must make to the success of the total school program. Negative attitudes and selfish motives have no place in our edu- cational patterns. Our graduating seniors are on the thres- hold of their careers. This is the beginning of a new age. Always remember that together we stand and divided we fall. Still at work even after school hours. 90 Message From Assistant Principal for Instruction Congratulations to the class of 1972! You have attained an important goal in life’s sojourn. Your graduation marks both the end of many goals achieved and the beginning of better things that lie ahead, both for you personally and Norcom High School. You can draw strength and courage from those many Norcomites who have forged through the rough ways before you. The class of 1921 was the first class to graduate from I. C. Norcom High School on Chestnut Street whereas the class of 1938 marked the beginning of the new high school on Chestnut Street. The mid-year class of 1953 was the last class to graduate from that building while the June 1953 class initiated the present era here on Turnpike Road. It is certain that each change was met with mixed emotions. You can look back proudly upon your predecessors just as generations of Nor- comites will draw on the rich legacy which you have left. Next year begins a new and exciting era in Norcom’s illustrious his- tory and only history can judge the suc- cess of this new venture. Live up to the finest in Norcom tradi- tion. Continue your quest for knowledge. May you acquire wisdom, and may God be with you. Dr. Mrs. Morlino at the Prom. Dr. Vito Morlino Dr. Morlino and Mrs. Waters discussing business. Art Department (L-R) Sylvia Johnson, Albert Eure, Shirley Coffey Mrs. Shirley Coffey Art Mr. Albert Eure Art 92 Guidance Department Pamela Richardson Ruth R. Waters — Chairman Catherine Woodhouse Guidance has long been recognized as an important function of education. It is a point of view, a process, a way of working with people, and an approach to the solution of prob- lems. It is a means of helping the individual make intelligent choices in his day-by-day living. This process must be satisfying to him and contribute to his present adjustment and future progress as a member of society. The guidance process at Norcom offers the following services to the individual student: educational, vocational, cultural, personal-social, and health. These services aim to assist the student in understanding his own abilities in learning to make decisions about his edu- cation and his future, and in finding his place in society. In September, 1959, the Guidance Department launched an organized program de- signed to raise the cultural level of our youth. The Department, through its newly created Culture Club, and in cooperation with other departments, teachers, and student groups has presented an annual Fine Arts Series. The Modern Dance group, the Senior Chorus, the Dramatist Society, the Instrumental Music Ensembles, and the Art Department, have participated each year in the Fine Arts Series and have presented programs that received outstanding recognition and praise. (L-R) Eleanor Rich, James R. Pittman, Cora Fitzgerald Business Department (L-R) Linda Moore, A. Bernard Fane, Sharon Pierce, Elaine Wilson Shirley Ferebee The Business Department at I. C. Norcom High School supports the principles of both basic education and vocational education by offering a total of ten courses which include beginning and advanced typewriting, shorthand I, record keeping, bookkeeping, general business, business law, clerical office practice, and Clerk-Typist I II. All courses of- fered are available to all students. The department serves more than one-third of the school’s enrollment. The staff is composed of a teacher-chairman, five full-time teachers, and two coopera- tive office education coordinators. All members of the staff are endorsed as teachers of business. The school has developed a philosophy which indicates the place of Business and Office Education in meeting the needs of the youth at I. C. Norcom High School. Mary Cook Frances Bayne 94 Peyton Barbour C.O.E. Coordinator Foreign Language Department The Foreign Language Department aims to contribute to the needs of today’s youth by developing in students the ability to understand, speak, read and write the target lan- guage with reasonable accuracy and to attain the following goals: To develop a feeling of importance of language as means of world communication. To extend knowledge of other nations’ geographical, political and cultural heritage. To appreciate and understand language as itself being a manifestation of a people’s culture. To understand the influence of other languages and cultures of American life. To stimulate students to li sten comprehensively and to think critically. In addition to regular classroom instructions, the Foreign Language Department en- courages student membership in the Spanish Language Club, El Circulo Espagnol, and the French Club, Le Cercle Francais. Mrs. Sheryl Ford Spanish Miss Elizabeth Lucas Spanish 95 Mrs. Nina Rountree French, Spanish Mrs. Lillian Willis French English Mrs. Jennifer Beemer Mrs. Lynn Chapman Mrs. Jane Harvey The English Department at I. C. Norcom has as its goal the enrichment of each student through the reading, writing, speaking, and listening skills. The student, given opportunity to use the central library and the class- room libraries, will be able to enrich his experiences by reading books, magazines, periodicals, viewing films, and filmstrips. Given the opportunity to study six weeks in the reading room, the stu- dent (9-10) will be able to improve the reading skills in which he is weakest. The English Department Mrs. Sarah Holleran English Mrs. Judith Markiewicz English Mrs. Audrey Orton English 96 Department Mrs. Carol Raper Miss Evelyn Sawyer Mrs. Bonne Stroman Given the opportunity to gain ex- perience in paragraph writing (plays, poetry, short stories and contests), the student will be able to improve his writing skills. The student, given an opportunity to participate in speaking and listen- ing activities such as oral reports, panel discussions, oratorical contests, and speech class activities, will be able to listen to directions and follow them, listen to discussions and inter- pret relatively intelligently and will be able to participate in conversations or panel outside of the classroom. Mr. Leroy Williams Mrs. Eleanor Walters 97 Physical Education Department (1-r) George W. Moody, Lottie Short, Arthur Lemasters, Charlene Ferris, Charles J. Banks Librarians Marie Braun, Margaret Bond, Mary Stancil 98 Home Economics 99 Industrial Arts and Vocational Education Department John Burrell Machine Shop Edward Bullheller Industrial Arts Betty Gettier Thomas Smithwick Distributive Industrial Arts Education The Industrial Arts and Vocational Education Department, consists of courses in both I. A. and V.E. The courses offered in I. A. are, Woodwork, General Metals and Mechanical Drawing. These courses are available to freshmen and sopho- mores. In these classes the students learn to de- velop manipulative skills in the uses of hand tools. The courses offered in V.E. are, Building Trades, Machine shop, Industrial Cooperative Training, Distributive Education and Commer- cial Foods. These courses are available at the junior and senior levels. In these classes the stu- dents are trained for gainful employment. Roosevelt Harmon Industrial Cooperative Training Joseph Green, Chairman Building Trades 100 Math Department Standing (1-r) George Wyche, Jane Epperson, Barbara Nor- ris, Seated (1-r) Mary A. Kaveski, Thomas Fuller, Doris Mayfield Jane Epperson Iva Foust Thomas Fuller Mary Ann Kaveski Doris Mayfield Barbara Norris 101 Science Mr. David Midgett Biology Mrs. Alexsandria Hobbs Chairman, Biology, Physical Science Standing — Leon Morton 102 Department Mr. Leon Morton Physical Science Mrs. Judy Regan Chemistry Mrs. Nettie Stephenson Physical Science Seated (1-r) Patricia Schoonover, Alexandria Hobb, Nettie Stephenson 103 Harvey Bryant Social Studies Thomas Elliot Social Studies Social Studies Department The Social Studies Department Miss Myra Hundley History Miss Frances Kimble Mrs. Willia Jones, Chm. Mrs. Maureen McIntosh American History U.S. Va. History Govt Geography 104 Mrs. Nancy Mastro Geography James Pittman Government James Roberts Social Studies Eric Seidel Mrs. Delores Stike Social Studies Sociology 105 Music Department Melvin Lewis (Vocal Music) Emery Fears (Music) The Music Department wishes to help all Norcomites to value music as a means of self expression, and to broaden everyone’s interest and taste in all types of music. Those stu- dents enrolled in our music courses are helped to acquire the basic understanding and skills of music which might contribute to their future success in college, in military ser- vice, and in their communities. (L-R) James Mallory, Emery Fears, Melvin Lewis 106 The Drum Major The Flag Carriers Majorettes The Rifflettes 107 Custodial Staff Mr. Harrell, Mrs. Ribbers, and Mrs. Rumble chat after the school day is over. Mr. Roy Smith, head engi- neer, takes a break from daily routines. J i Mr. Roy Smith Mr. Harrell Mr. Taylor 108 The Cafeteria Staff Mrs. La Eunice Lewis, Mrs. Stills, and Mrs. Lewis review the financial budget of the school cafeteria Commercial cooking students observe the preparation of a daily meal by the cafeteria staff. Mrs. Lewis waits for the hungry Norcomites 109 Office Aides Mrs. Parks Mrs. Stills Miss Dennard Mrs. Russell and Miss Harris The Tri-Hi-Y Club Carol Smith and Colleen Parker put tags on Easter baskets to be given to the Elderly at William T. Hall Convalescent home. !mma and Willie Mae Jones selling donuts. Tri-Hi-Y members prepare baskets. Seated are Diana Hicks and Catherine Waddler. Standing are Willie Mae and Emma Jones. The Tri-Hi-Y’s hard worker and sponsor Mrs. Coffey. 111 KODAK SAFETY CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS IN ACTION Old members of the French Honor Society inducts new members. Officers and sponsors of El Circulo de Espahol poses for pictures. Le Cercle Francois learn about African culture. 114 Industrial Cooperative Training prepare themselves for the business world. Distributive Education students prepare themselves for their future jobs. Brick Masonry students build their foundation for the outside world. Library Assistant Association make a Library Assistants make a list on books check on the books in the library. checked out of the library. 115 National Honor Society make a list of plans for inductees. Honor Society Inductees await plans for initiation. Clubs The Gazette Staff works hard to keep our paper number one. 116 Mr. Sammons, orchestra director, dis- cusses the use of the instruments with a student. The Orchestra students prepare for the Fine Arts Festival. come good dieticians. The Commercial Cooking class prepares hot lunches for the students. 117 The Greyhounds In Action! Hey, let go of my leg. I bet you can’t catch me now. I bet you can’t take the ball from me. Hey, wait for us. v — •+ 119 71-72 Football Team The football season started in early September and ended in late November. Out of 9 games the Greyhounds won 5 and lost 4. The team consisted of 41 players, mostly second year men. They played very well. Although this year showing was not as good as it has been the Greyhounds had very experienced and dedicated men. The most exciting and outstand- ing game of the year was Norcom and Wilson. This game proved that Norcom had the “finest and Strong- est men. They went into the game with determination and came out with a victory. Tony Holloway, rookie, replaced Richard Lattimer after an injury, with the help of the team brought us this victory. The game ended with a 20-8 victory for the Greyhounds. Our coach Mr. George Moody provided the team with the instruction and guidance they needed. Although we didn’t have a winning season, we, the Student Body, feel that the coach and the team has done a very good job this year. And we would like to show our appre- ciation and would like to thank you, Greyhounds, we Thank You. Orlena Bracy Coach Moody concentrates on a few plays for the next game. 120 The Junior Varsity looks forward to playing varsity for the next year usually, but because of the firing of six starting players they got a chance to move up this year. They had a very good showing when they decided to take over. They are L to R, Ricky Richardson, Thomas Winborne, Barry Elliott, Micheal Wilson, Robert Wilson, Frazier Nelson, Sherman Wright, Richard Rodgers, Carl White, Charles Orton, Freddie Miller, Barry Dunston, and Doni Cross. Kneeling are Brown, Coach Schwab and Larry Taylor. This team proved to Norcom that they can play as well as varsity. The six that had all of the jive are standing Eddie Daughtry, Norman Moore and Ronald Goodman (team captains), Steven Strong, Zeke Hudson and Tony Tapp (kneeling). 121 Varsity Basketball Team The team that brought the Greyhounds to the first round of the Eastern District Cham- pionship game are L to R; Larry Warren, Tony Tapp, Steven Strong, Archie Sexton, Ed- die Daughtry, Raymond Nelson, Anthony Holloway, Norman Moore, James Overton, McCoy Powell, Ronald Goodman, Thomas Gore, John Holland, James Hudson, Van Ed- wards. Seated JV coach Schwab, Thomas Dennard, Charles Banks, Micheal Royster, trainers, and Head Coach Robert Baker. Larry Schwab, JV Coach and Robert Baker Varsity coach. The coaches heed their problems in stabilizing the team. At least ten different players were a part of the starting line-up throughout the season. 122 Coach Eure consults his catcher as his as- sistant Coach Scwab looks on. Archie Sexton pre- pares to torture their opponent’s pitcher. They won the District title. Lattimer, pitcher, pitched us to victory every time. The baseball team had a very good showing this year. The team waits for their chance to show what they can do. The players have the look of victory in their eyes. C - -J 123 I. C. Norcom Tennis Team Veteran Orion Willis tries not to miss the ball. For the first time this year Norcom girls par- ticipated on the team. Player Ronald William- son serves the ball to whom? Anthony Tapp, vet- eran, tries it at a new aim. Hey, it works! Coach LeMasters dis- cuss a few plays with Alischis Collins. Ronald Goodman takes time to give the team a few pointers. 124 THE CHEERLEADING SQUAD The girls that cheered our teams to victory are left to right: Karen Scott, Anita Fowler, Phyllis Hicks, Valerie Forrest, Wanda Jones, Brenda Rai- ford, and Lynette Downing. Kneeling are Eather Jenkins, Gail Howard, and Valerie Boyd. Brenda Raiford and Phyllis Hicks were captains of the JV squad. Captain: Eather Jenkins Co-captain: Valerie Boyd 125 WHO’S NEXT? Getting it together. STAFF MEMBERS Mrs. Shirley Coffey Advisor Orlena Bracy Co-Editor Janet Myrick Co-Editor Carol Smith Co-Editor Bernard Banner Harvey Beamon Sharon Benton Patricia Brown Joyce Dunston Eugenia Edwards Brenda Griffin David Harding Brenda Harmon Diana Hicks Catherine Hudson Emma Jones Sheila Keene Ronald Manly Fred Moore Lillian Morrison Phylis Reed Lisa Roberts Renee Simmons Carol Smith Denise Toppins Fonda Vann Wilma Watts Natalie Weaver THE 1971-72 YEARBOOK STAFF The Yearbook staff members went to Salisbury, Maryland to attend a yearbook workshop. Left to right are Wilma Watts, Mrs. Coffey (sponsor), Renee Simmons, Jack Lamberton, Bernard Banner, and Audrey Pryor. The Memories We Have 128 129 EVOLUTION IN 130 •n EDUCATION 1878-1953 _,JI 1 :■% ' ■■ 131 The Memories Elnora Cook Social Studies Dept. Margaret Turner Homemaking Dept. Mamie Vick Guidance Dept. Florence Bradley Homemaking Dept. Eleanor Gavin Language Arts Mable Haywood Language Arts Dept. Ethel Williams Mathematics Dept. Ethel Foreman Science Dept. Olivia Anders Ruth Waters Guidance Dept. William Waters Administration Albert Edwards Administration 132 We Have First Student Council Officers of the Student Council for 1958. They are left to right seated, Carolyn Chesson and Wilbert Sherrid, standing Frank Halison, Frances James (not an officer), Clarice Burthey, Constance Carrington and Jacqueline Cooper. 133 This could be the start of something BIG’!!! Welcoming of new Student Council Officers Voting Day 134 Patron List A. L. Chirtiennin Mr. Johnny Clark 2 clerks Miss Ann Clifton Mrs. Gwendolyn Clifton Winnie Cohey Miss Gloria Coker Mrs. Mary Coker Mr. Robert Coker Mrs. Margret Colden Miss Diana Coleman Mr. George Coleman Mrs. Lillian Coleman Miss Sharon Coleman Mrs. Janara Collins Mrs. Vera Conrvay Mrs. Cook Mrs. George Cooke Elijah Copeland George A. Copeland Mrs. Josephine Q. Copeland Leon Copeland Maznard D. Copeland Signer Copeland Mrs. Geradine Copper Johnny Corington James L. Coston Samuel Coyil Jr. Mr. Mrs. James Cradle Joseph Credle Mr. Linwood Creekmore Mrs. Linwood Creekmore Robert L. Crew, Sr. Mr. W. D. Crisp Mrs. Patricia Crowell Crudaps (family) Mr. Marion Cuffee Miss Phyllis Cuffee Mrs. V. A. Cufee Mrs. Geneva Cummings Mrs. Bessie Darden Doris Jean Darden Charlie Darden Mr. Mrs. C. Daughtry H. Daughtry Elizabeth Davis Micheal Davis Mrs. Beatrice Davis Theodore Davis Mrs. Qilla V. Davis Walter Davis Carolyn Davis James Dawson Bernice Deaen Mr. Woodrow Deaton Albert DeBerry Mr. L. DeBerry P. F. DeBerry Jerry Debraux Jesse Debraux, Jr. Mrs. Mattie Debraux Salinda Debrough Annie Delbridge Mrs. Carrie L. Dennison James M. Dohy Mr. Douglas Dowtin Mrs. Eliza Dixion Linda Driver Mrs. Rose C. Driver Mr. Rubie Driver Mr. Reather Drungold Mrs. Joyce A. Dudley Mr. Dlunnauart Miss Linda Duncan Mrs. Louise Duncan Mrs. Ann Dunston Mr. Arthur Duke Miss Cassandra Duke Mrs. Diane Duke Miss Lycresia Duke Maire Duke Mrs. Marion Duke Miss Marion Duke Mr. Myrick Duke Mrs. Philgrador O. Duke Eugene Dwight John B. Eady Mrs. Odella Eady Miss Debreese L. Eason Miss Marie Eason Mrs. Willie Mae Eason Mrs. Rachel Eaton C. C. Early Lillie Mae Edmonds Maririce Edward Mrs. Mattie Edward James E. Edwards Jean Edwards Mrs. Varvell Edwards Mr. Alvin Earl Eley Mrs. Alvin Earl Eley Mr. James Edosixs, Jr. Mrs. Willie Mae Ellerby Linwood Elliot Raymond Lee Elliott R. L. Elliott C.T. Ellis Mrs. Louise Ellis Mrs. Phyliss Ellis Mrs. Elizabeth England Robert England Barbara Epps Mr. Edward Eure Mrs. Mary A. Eure Mrs. II a Evans James Everett Juan N. Fagan Mr. Joseph W. Faison Mrs. Vera Faison Miss Verneta Farrow Mr. J. A. Farrow Mrs. J. C. Faulks James Faulks Mr. Isham Felton, Sr. David S. Ferehee Mrs. Annie Ferguson Mr. Fields Mr. J. T. Fisher Mrs. Elsie Fletcher Mrs. Elizabeth Flowers A Friend Mrs. Beulah Freeman Rev. C. J. Freeman Mrs. L. Freeman Mrs. Louise Freeman Mr. Freeman Mrs. Georgia Fuller Vkley T. Fuller Mrs. Annie Mae Fullwood Miss Sheruly Ford John K. Foster P. Frrur Alice Gardner Mrs. Sarah Gary Vernice Gasilins Mr. Perry Gaylord Miss Betty Gettier E. Gilliam Mrs. Helen Gillian 135 D. C. Glover Mr. Hernan A. Goffigan Jesse Goodley Ruth M. Goodman Mrs. Egar Goodman Isac Goodman Miss Orlena Bracy Thomas Monroe Mrs. V. I. Monroe Mr. William Mouran A P (1600 High St.) F. S. Abernathy Miss Carolyn Alerring Miss Charlotte J. Alexander Darrell A. Allen Waller’s American Helen Allen Mrs. Florence Allen Fred Alton Mrs. E. Anderson Charley Anderson Robert Monciere Anderson Anthony O. Andrews Mrs. Belvedere D. Andrews Otelia F. Andrews Robert Andrews Mrs. Corine Anstead David Annett Mr. Mrs. Dennis Archer C. H. 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OF LABOR approved by — VIRGINIA DEPARTMENT VOCATIONAL REHABILITATION 901 High Street Phone: 399-6180 LEGGETT’S Department Store Portsmouth, Virginia 23704 THESE MEMORIES Quiet without a sound a deep interfeeling of peace and calmness the horror of silence with its own sounds. THESE MEMORIES STAY ON MY MIND Peace also solitude within these corridors echo throughout a feeling of fear is transmitted through the soul of I. C. NORCOM HIGH as it shall always be remembered as the greatest school around. THESE MEMORIES STAY ON MY MIND Praised when it succeeds down-graged when it falls through good times and bad THESE MEMORIES STAY ON MY MIND 146 STAY ON MY MIND Souls not of stone but yet of flesh enter into these corridors making the inter-being of NORCOM once again alive and happy THESE MEMORIES STAY ON MY MIND Brightened with the laughter of flesh barriers in search of one goal an education and after four years of ups and downs the reward a diploma. THESE MEMORIES STAY ON MY MIND And so the memories ofl.C. NORCOM HIGH linger on and on never to be forgotten or lost. by: Wilma Watts 147 SENIOR DIRECTORY Belfield, Edward E. 625 County St. Baseball; Spanish Club; Social Studies Allen, Keith G. 816 Garfield St. 399-3104 Baseball; Track Alston, John D. 1911 Parker Ave. 399-2618 Distributive Education Archie, Kenith A. 1201 C County St. 397-4801 Drama Club Arrington, Beverly A. 40 Lexington St. French Club; Seniorority; Drama Club Banks, Charles D. 1116 Wilcox Ave. 397-0316 Library Club; Track Barfield, Vanessa R. 1150 Chisholm Cir. 397-9221 French Club; Library Club Barnes, Nathaniel 1828 Prentis Ave. Track; SCA; Sociology Club Barnes, Pamela D. 2206 Des Moines Ave. 393-0328 Intramurals Battle, Shelia A. 2205 Charleston Ave. 399-0354 Teacher’s Aide Beach, Marvin 13 Hobson St. 399-7904 Distributive Education Beamon, Barbara A. 2222 Nashville Ave. 399-4764 Distributive Education; Drama Club Beamon, Bettie A. 2222 Nashville Ave. 399-4764 Drama Club Beamon, Harvey L. 1515 Des Moines Ave. 397-7095 Executives; Yearbook Staff Bell, Mary Y. 2204 Rose Ave. 393-9701 Honor Society Bell, Remona E. 1605 Richmond Ave. 399-6954 SCA; FTA; FHA; Seniorettes; Drama Club Bellamy, Mary A. 1904 Evergreen Pi. 393-4345 Distributive Education Bennet, Alvin L. 2331 Azalea Ave. 397-3252 Benthall, Valerie K. 13 Shelby St. 399-5879 Science Club; Math Club; Spanish Club Benton, Sharon K. 2311 Chestnut St. 393-2657 Drama Club; Yearbook Gazette Staff Bland, Michael K. 38 Shelby St. 393-2884 French Club Bland, Wayne J. 17 Neville St. 397-9122 Blount, Rhonda N. 623 South St. 393-1497 French Club; FHA; Tri-Hi-Y Booker, Winfred S. 1302 B Barbour Dr. 399-4627 Football Boomer, Jasper M. 77 Swanson Pkwy. Tri-Hi-Y; VICA Bowden, Edith A. 1422 E Barbour Dr. 399-1273 Band; Honor Society Bowers, Wanda D. 63 Dale Dr. 397-4250 Drama Club; Tri-Hi-Y ; FTA; SCA Boyd, Marvin J. 225 Phillips Ave. 397-1707 148 Boyd, Valerie D. 3216 Downes St. 397-6036 Cheerleader; SCA Bracy, Lewis A. 3312 Armstead Dr. 399-7900 Track; Drama Club; Football Brown, Linda D. 819 Brighton St. 399-5835 SCA; Distributive Education; ICT Brown, Patricia T. 37 Emerson St. 393-1396 Chorus; Yearbook Staff; Seniorettes Brown, Sherrie Y. 3207 Gwin St. 397-3100 Band; Honor Society; French Honor Bullock, Michael L. 2702 Watts Ave. 393-6407 ICT Burton, Toora V. 1618 LaSalle Ave. 397-6285 Band; Honor Society; French Honor Bynum, Brenda D. 2707 Magnolia St. 393-6216 ICT Campbell, Edward 1401 Chestnut St. Social Studies Club Cantey, JoAnne 1419 Prentis Ave. 397-4866 Intramurals; Ebonettes Carroll, Marilyn D. 2503 Graham St. 393-2807 Debate Team; FBLA; COE; SCA Cherry, Cynthia 2901 Turnpike Rd. 397-3221 Basketball; Volleyball; COE; SCA Cherry, Jacqueline L. 1310 County St. 399-6038 FBLA; COE Cherry, Maxine A. 3204 Downes St. 399-7050 Spanish Club; FBLA; COE; Tri-Hi-Y Choate, Shona L. 2508 Evergreen Pi. 397-2728 Science Club; Social Studies; Majorette Coles, Lee A. 26 Radford St. 393-0163 Football Copeland, Gregory A. 1370 Green St. Sociology Club; Baseball Copeland, Robert A. 2107 Staunton Ave. 399-0898 Honor Society Crandle, Delores 543 Edwards St. 393-1661 Tri-Hi-Y Cross, Ernest A. 543 Jefferson St. 393-1366 Chorus; Executives; Bowling League Cross, Rogers L. 1820 South St. 399-8556 Baseball Culpepper, Thomas L. 219 Dale Dr. 393-9771 Spanish Club; French Club; Tri-Hi-Y Cummings, Deborah L. 1119 Centre Ave. 399-4828 Library Club; SCA; FBLA; French Club Da ughtry, Eddie D. 1006 F South St. 399-7153 Basketball Davis, Matthew 2011 Azalea Ave. 399-6436 Intramurals; SCA; Spanish Club Davis, Michael C. 2713 Roanoke Ave. 397-2583 Football Cherry, Larry W. 717 County St. 399-1829 Chorus; ICT; VICA 149 Dawson, Eva L. 513 Nelson St. Dean, Iregene A. 2210 Frederick Blvd. 399-3350 Spanish Club; Tri-Hi-Y; FHA Deberry, Rosetta 1729 Prentis Ave. 399-4598 ICT Dickens, Darnell 719 Bold St. 487-4824 Band; Executives Dixon, James W. 1808 Richmond Ave. 397-5029 Intramurals; Spanish Club; Track Dowell, Darlene F. 1910 Lansing Ave. 397-9176 Ebonettes Dunston, Bonnell E. 602 Fourth St. 399-6961 Tri-Hi-Y Dunston, Gertrude J. 803 B Elm Ave. 399-8886 Spanish Club; Yearbook Staff; Drama Eason, Delreese L. 1606 Lansing Ave. 393-6523 Yearbook Staff Edmonds, Linda K. 500 Sixth St. Spanish Club; Tennis; Distributive Ed. Edwards, Eugenia V. Spanish Club; Tri-Hi-Y Edwards, Gwendolyn W. 1000 C Crabapple St. 393-4379 FHA; Intramurals; SCA; Xinos Edwards, Makhinohn T. 1000 C Crabapple St. 393-4379 FHA Edwards, Vanessa A. 1513 Summit Ave. 399-4286 Ellis, Betty G. 1241 Portsmouth Blvd. 393-0265 Distributive Education Faison, Cynthia D. 613 Fifth St. 399-8402 Drama Club; Chorus; Honor Society Faulk, William H. 2708 Magnolia St. 399-8783 Baseball Faulks, Benjamin M. 2304 Rose Ave. 397-8495 Intramural Basketball Faulks, Thomasine E. 318 Third St. 399-3116 French Club; Intramurals; Drama Club Flood, Anthony M. 2028 Nashville Ave. 397-7785 French Club; Track Franklin, Estelle T. 1714 Effingham St. 397-5333 FHA; Tri-Hi-Y; Seniority Franklin, Raymond 717 Argyle St. 393-0229 Track; Football Gary, Kenneth 700 Thomas Cir. 393-6807 Distributive Education; Band Gordon, Albert A. 1220 Lansing Ave. 397-0637 Band; Diplomats Gordon, Laura R. 1220 Lansing Ave. 397-0637 Distributive Education; SCA; FHA; FTA Grandison, Benjamin V. 59 Lexington Dr. 399-4167 Basketball; Football; Tennis Gray, Linda D. 52 Shelby St. Gray, Stanley A. 1201 E Barbour Dr. 399-8484 Green, Beverly A. SCA; Distributive Education; FHA Greene, Sandra V. 616 Harrison St. Band; FBLA; COE Gregg, Cynthia V. 1383 Wool Ave. ICT; Library Aide Grimes, Mary B. 669 Fayette St. 397-5207 SCA; FTA Grimes, William C. 1516 Elm Ave. 399-2551 Hagans, Regina M. 1715 Parker Ave. 399-2501 French Club; FTA Harding, Deborah L. 46 Calvin St. 397-2116 Band Harmon, Brenda R. 225 Median Ct. 487-1132 Drama Club; Seniorettes; Yearbook Staff Harrington, James 2512 Piedmont Ave. 399-2379 Track; Football; Honor Society Harris, Denise 1014 Wilcox Ave. 399-2985 FHA; Chorus Harrison, Hartwell B. 9 Dewey St. 397-8733 Harsley, Joyce 932 Palmer St. 399-3839 Hart, Cloyce W. 1911V2 Maple Ave. 399-3854 Haskins, Charles L. 3217 Knox St. 399-1053 Distributive Education; Sociology Club Haskins, James R. 3217 Knox St. 399-1053 Hawks, Leslie 30 Project Dr. 397-4003 Hayes, Juanita M. 59 Pennock St. 393-2800 FBLA; FHA; Tri-Hi-Y; Social Studies Hayes, Richard L. 1003 A County St. 397-2672 Heggie, Vanessa 2005 Des Moines Ave. 393-6442 Hendricks, Jesse T. 2311 Elm Ave. Hicks, Carolyn E. 2010 Lansing Ave. 399-5540 Cheerleader; Intramural; Bowling Team Hicks, Diana 2103 Pearl St. 399-8876 Tri-Hi-Y; Yearbook Staff Hicks, Rhonda L. 95 Swanson Pkwy. 397-9779 Spanish Club; Honor Society; Chorus Hill, Alfonza R. 1627 Parker Ave. 393-4397 Hill, Lemuel 1909 Azalea Ave. 399-3749 Hines, Gloria D. 16 Lexington Dr. 393-1164 Hinton, Cornell E. 8 Lexington Dr. Distributive Education; Intramural Hinton, Larnell C. 8 Lexington Dr. Hinton, Wayne A. 1615 Prentis Ave. 393-1790 Hodges, Linda 1415 Green St. 399-1951 Yearbook Staff; Honor Society; Bowling Hoggard, Rickey C. 2820 Deep Creek Blvd. 399-0232 Holland, Freda M. 1812 South St. 399-7409 Holloman, Cecelia D. 1005 C County St. 399-7668 Tri-Hi-Y; FBLA; Gazette Staff Howard, Steve 1120 Richmond Ave. 399-1065 Executives; Social Studies Club Hudson, James E. 667 Lincoln St. 393-4150 Basketball; Football Hudson, Velma E. 667 Lincoln St. 393-4159 Chorus; Homecoming Attendant; SCA; ICT PORTSMOUTH PUBLIC LIBRARY DODm irriTT Hunter, Jacalyn 817 Scott St. 397-8259 Library Club; Spanish Club; FBLA; SCA Hurdle, Esper L. 1107 Freedom Ave. 487-6252 Football Ingram, Raleigh A. 289 Dale Dr. 399-8659 Jackson, Cynthia R. 12 Lexington Dr. 399-0597 Library Club; FBLA; VICA; Tri-Hi-Y Jackson, Darlene 2220 Peach St. 397-4426 COE Jackson, Frankie M. 2105 Richmond Ave. SCA; Debate Team Jackson, Larry 2814 Deep Creel Blvd. 399-3585 James, Hilton R. 1 Merrimac Dr. Executives Jenkins, Eather J. 1020 Centre Ave. 393-0891 FHA; Cheerleader; COE; FBLA; Bowling Johnson, Charles W. 3200 Gwin St. 399-5603 ICT Johnson, Edward A. 2301 Green St. Spanish Club Johnson, Frances L. 1310 Prentis Ave. 393-0325 Johnson, Gretchen L. 1330 Green St. 397-2891 Drama Club; Tri-Hi-Y Johnson, Isaiah A. 1476 H Barbour Dr. 397-5493 SCA Johnson, Pamela J. 3333 Trexler Ave. 397-4474 Drama Club; Seniorority; Band Jones, Craig 17 Neville St. 399-5583 Jones, Deborah A. 23 Lexington Dr. 399-6643 FTA; FHA; FBLA; SCA; Spanish Club Jones, Edward V. 1322 Green St. 399-0817 Golf Jones, Emma L. 121 Elm Ave. 399-3589 Tri-Hi-Y; Yearbook Staff Jones, Evelyn 1438 Wilcox Ave. 393-9018 Distributive Education; French Club Jones, Keith E. 2700 Pinewell St. 397-0607 Tennis; Orchestra Jones, Vanessa R. 602 Harrison St. 397-7274 Jordan, Beverly D. 1341 Green St. 399-5825 Culture Club; Honor Society; Forensics Jordan, Darryl E. 709 Garfield St. 393-0805 Band; Diplomats Kee, Sharon 826 Fourth St. Keeling, Harrell G. 1721 Des Moines Ave. 397-2213 Intramurals; SCA Keene, Shelia V. 1423 Lincoln St. 399-1823 Tri-Hi-Y; Yearbook Staff; Spanish Club Kornegay, Gwendolyn L. 384 Carver Cir. 393-9148 ICT Lamb, Connie M. 3121 Armistead Dr. 393-1954 Distributive Education Johnson, Lester 2303 Green St. 152 Lang, Gwendolyn W. 3002 George Washington Hwy. 399-7117 Lankford, Evelyn V. 1523 County St. 399-0546 Distributive Education Lashley, Thresia V. 1510 Columbus Ave. Volleyball; Spanish Club; COE; FBLA Lassiter, Paulette D. 624 Fifth St. 397-2635 Band Latimer, Richard C. 1505 Effingham St. 393-1419 Basketball; Football; Executives Lawrence, George W. 1808 Deep Creek Blvd. 393-6317 Lawrence, William E. 20 Lexington Dr. 393-1148 Intramural Basketball; Band; Library Lewis, Doris M. 3119 Downes St. 393-9200 Band; Honor Society; French Honor Lewis, Linda 1529 Des Moines Ave. 397-0251 Lewis, Ruth D. 661 Fayette St. 393-9043 Orchestra; FHA; Groovelettes; Bowling Lewis, Vernon A. 1424 Green St. 393-9035 Basketball; Football; Intramurals Lightfoot, Raymond C. 2705 Columbus Ave. 397-6379 Little, Judy T. 2810 Deep Creek Blvd. 399-5510 Liverman, Lindora 1115 Chisholm Cir. 399-7990 Library Club; Gazette Staff; FBLA Lovett, Ronald S. 2601 Dahlia St. 397-4075 Lucas, Alma J. 1909 Elm Ave. Band, Seniorettes Lynch, George 2204 Evergreen Pi. 399-5563 Mabry, Carolyn E. 1409 Richmond Ave. 399-5409 Spanish Club; Library Club; ICT; Drama Majette, Grover C. 1420 J Barbour Dr. 399-5959 Marrow, Wildred L. 1842 Piedmont Ave. 397-4526 French Club; Seniorettes Marsh, Marilyn 2008 Elm Ave. 399-7484 FTA; SCA; Culture Club; Bowling Mason, Clifton 2001 Chestnut St. 399-2671 Mason, Andrea 2716 Pinewell St. 393-0236 Math Club; Tri-Hi-Y; SCA; ICT Matthis, Valerie D. 721 Effingham St. 399-6213 Culture Club; Sociology Club Mayo, Antoinette E. 2310 Piedmont Ave. 397-0809 Intramurals; Ebonettes McClellan, Constance E. 2010 Green St. 393-9292 Spanish Club; FHA Merritt, Sylvia J. 827 Fayette St. 399-4367 Mills, Helen J. 405 Carver Cir. 393-4882 Band; Homecoming Attendant Mills, Jerline 1501 Lindsay Ave. 393-6479 FHA; Sociology Club Milton, Evon P. 815 Garfield St. 397-8995 Bowling; Yearbook Staff; Sociology Club Mitchell, Shirley M. 2547 Graham St. 399-5047 FHA; FBLA; Tri-Hi-Y 153 Moody, Clothilda 511 Harrison St. 397-0171 Moody, Dana R. 543 C Edwards St. 393-2959 Band Moore, Fred R. 2010 King St. 399-4116 Tri-Hi-Y Moore, Margaret A. 1345 Green St. 393-6760 Moore, Norman J. 313 Choate St. 393-9362 Band; Basketball Murphy, Howard 311 Phillips Ave. 397-3808 Band; Bowling League Myles, Sandra M. 2717 Roanoke Ave. 399-7134 Drama Club; Tri-Hi-Y ; Library Club Myrick, Janet L. 2207 Staunton Ave. 393-9926 Social Studies Club; Library Aide Nelson, Hattie D. 1313 Hoover St. FTA; Yearbook Staff Newbie, Cheryl L. 1007 A County St. 399-5089 FHA; Math Club; Modern Dance Newton, Shelia M. 950 Fayette St. Band; Groovelettes Norman, Thomas 412 South St. 399-3668 Overton, Deloris M. 36 Hobson St. 399-5475 Chorus; Homecoming Attendant; SCA; ICT Overton, James A. 315 Astor Ave. 393-6817 Spanish Club; Track; Basketball Overton, Morris 17 Lexington Dr. 399-0842 Chorus; Baseball; Volleyball Overton, Thurman 17 Lexington Dr. 399-0842 Chorus; Intramural Basketball Parker, Garland L. 1025 Palmer St. 399-4624 Track; Football Parker, Jean L. 900 Fifth St. 397-4735 COE; SCA Parker, Yvonne A. 3404 Astor Ave. 397-8666 FTA; Tri-Hi-Y; COE Peebles, Deborah D. 726 Palmer St. 393-1585 Perry, Charlie E. 1700 Alanta Ave. 397-5562 Track; Gazette Staff; Science Club Perry, Diane D. 826 Fayette St. 393-0304 Spanish Club; Miss Homecoming; SCA Perry, Edward M. 2412 Graham St. 399-1762 Intramurals Phyall, Dorita A. 2532 Staunton Ave. 397-8363 SCA; FHA; Xinos; FTA Porter, Clayton A. 23 Grand St. 393-4106 Distributive Education; Sociology Club Porter, Michael B. 922 Garfield St. 397-2074 Track Powell, McCoy F. 1402 C Barbour Dr. 397-3091 Basketball; Football Powell, Paul 1806 South St. 399-1588 French Club; Drama Club; VICA; Track Prayer, Vernon L. 13 Lexington Dr. 397-3747 Basketball, Tennis 154 Prince, Geneva C. 930 Lincoln St. Drama Club Prunty, Keith A. 2108 Camden Ave. 399-0536 Baseball Rainey, Joyce L. 2223 Green St. 397-9817 SCA; Drama Club; Seniorettes Ray, Anthony 1507 Ekstine Dr. 487-2081 Band; Track Reynolds, Leona 2814 Pinewell St. 399-4374 Ricks, Donald 18 Neville St. 393-4184 Track; French Club; Bowling Ricks, Ronald 18 Neville St. 393-4184 Roberts, Lisa A. 1906 Lansing Ave. 399-5922 Orchestra; Groovelettes, Yearbook Staff Robertson, Karen S. 1200 D Barbour Dr. 399-0631 Spanish Club; Drama Club; FTA; Tri-Hi-Y Rodgers, Debora R. 1825 Elm Ave. 397-9541 Intramural Basketball Rodgers, Ennis L. 136 Project Dr. 397-0372 Rogers, Debra 1426 Green St. 397-2180 Royster, Corbette 22 Radford St. 399-3719 ICT Saunders, Erliene 1411 Charleston Ave. 397-2053 Band Sawyer, Cleo 2719 Nashville Ave. 397-5600 SCA; FHA Sawyer, Joan M. 1018 Centre Ave. 393-6766 FHA; Tri-Hi-Y; FBLA; Spanish Club Scates, Maria A. 1421 Charleston Ave. 397-3792 SCA; FBLA; COE Scott, Joseph 2112 Staunton Ave. 399-0344 Sessoms, JoAnn 603 Apple St. 97-2888 Spanish Club; Drama Club; FHA; Tri-Hi-Y Sexton, Archie B. 32 Jeffrey Wilson 399-5876 Intramural; Basketball Sharp, Brenda L. 1717 Richmond Ave. 393-1308 Majorette; FBLA; Gazette Staff Shepherd, Maureen E. 1603 Elm Ave. 397-3169 Spanish Club; Seniorettes; Tri-Hi-Y Simmons, David L. 1806 Prentis Ave. Black Bishops; Football Simmons, Mitchell R. 914 Green St. Science Club; Gazette Staff Skinner, Marvin V. 1111 Chisholm Cir. Intramural; Basketball; Bowling Slade, James R. 928 Lincoln St. Chorus; French Club Small, Deborah M. 1006 Vermont Ave. 397-0982 Tri-Hi-Y; Library Club; Math Club Smith, Carol D. 2905 Magnolia St. 397-6167 Spanish Club; Drama Club; FTA Yearbook Staff Smith, Delores V. 1516 Queen St. 399-6840 Spanish Club; FBLA; SCA 155 Smith, Ray A. 2320 Parker Ave. 393-0302 Intramural; Spanish Club; Distributive Ed. Smith, Vanessa A. 1012 Centre Ave. 397-0396 FHA; Chorus Stanton, Claudette 2208 Rose Ave. 397-8608 FHA; Chorus Stanton, Claudia 2208 Rose Ave. 397-8608 Stephens, Joyce L. 1101 Fourth St. 397-0098 Stevens, James E. 25 Grand St. 397-2418 Volleyball; Basketball; Chorus Stitt, James E. 1523 Highland Ave. French Club; Track Stokes, Lucille D. 2203 Staunton Ave. 397-7703 FHA; COE; FBLA Stokes, Mary D. 1937 Prentis Ave. 393-6149 Strong, Steve W. A. 317 Choate St. 399-1996 Basketball; Football Sykes, Moses 1616 LaSalle Ave. 397-5040 Track; Science Club; Honor Society Tapp, Anthony R. 1005 Jefferson St. 399-2862 Football; Basketball; Tennis Taylor, George A. 2505 Evergreen PI. 397-9953 Basketball; Baseball; Football Taylor, Joseph L. 1321 Richmond Ave. 399-3881 ICT Taylor, Tanya R. 2515 Markham St. 399-8670 SCA; Drama Club; Yearbook Staff Tazewell, Debra J. 2200 Green St. 399-5152 Seniorettes, Band Thomas, Gregory A. 1511 Charleston Ave. 399-0659 Distributive Education Thomas, Gwendolyn 1428 South St. Tri-Hi-Y, FBLA Tillett, Janet A. 1911 Elm Ave. 399-5161 FTA; FHA; Drama Club; Seniorettes Toler, Tyrone O. 1429 Chestnut St. 399-6545 Distributive Ed.; Executives Toppins, Denise M. 1928 Maple Ave. 399-8190 Yearbook Staff; Groovelettes Townes, Shirley A. 25 Hobson St. 393-2766 ICT Toxey, Shelia A. 1915 Richmond Ave. 393-1954 Distributive Ed. Turner, Thomas N. 2530 Graham St. 397-5312 Chorus; Football Vaden, Mary 1709 Charleston Ave. FBLA Vass, Howard 509 Henderson St. 393-9192 ICT Vaughan, Helen L. 1501 Charleston Ave. 397-2981 FHA; SCA; Spanish Club, Xinos; FBLA Vinson, Queen O. 403 Carver Cir. 399-2186 VICA; Imperialettes Walker, Robert L. 940 Jefferson St. 399-7415 Math Club; SCA; Diplomats; Science Club 156 Ward, Ava E. 1413 London St. Ward, Linwood J. 3102 Knox St. 397-5582 Golf; Intramurals; Track; Spanish Club Ward, Valerie E. 3102 Knox St. 397-5582 SCA; Yearbook Staff; Social Studies Weaver, Natalie P. 86 Carver Cir. 399-0180 FHA; Spanish Club; Drama Club Yearbook Staff Webb, Leon 27 Swanson Pkwy. Chorus, Drama; Executives White, Carlette E. 1409 Columbus Ave. 399-5028 Spanish Club; Kinos; FBLA; FTA; Tri-Hi-Y White, Eric 1718 Camden Ave. 397-3516 Golf; Track; Debate Whitley, Lester M. 1301 F. County St. 397-6643 Whitfield, Mazie B. 1324 Green St. 393-4182 Soulful Black Sisters Williams, Alton L. 2810 Pinewell St. 397-5627 Debate, Science Club; Library Club; Spanish Club Williams, Denise Y. 3216 Knox St. 399-2578 Spanish Club; Chorus, Social Studies Culture Club Williams, Edinburgh V. 438 Chestnut St. 397-9859 Tennis, ICT Williams, Juanita P. 2115 Camden Ave. 393-6155 Williams, Paulette R. 41 Swanson Pkwy. 399-6974 Williams, Ruby 254 Dale Dr. 393-0659 Distributive Education Williams, Sandra O. 1429 C. Barbour Dr. 393-4851 Williams, Vanessa 1726 Prentis Ave. 393-1586 Spanish Club; Seniorettes Williams, Velma A. 1016 Garfield St. 397-9461 Yearbook Staff Wilson, Jean V. 3213 Downes St. 393-6903 Sociology Club Wilson, Laura M. 6 Moss St. 399-7427 Band; Science Club; Seniorettes Wilson, Odell 922 J South St. 399-6783 Wilson, Patricia H. 56 Dale Dr. Majorette; FBLA; Library Club; COE Wingate, Sharon D. 2000 Piedmont Ave. 399-4107 Sociology Club Woodard, Jasper C. 22 Merrimac Dr. 397-9011 Woodard, Dexter L. 513 Bunche Blvd. 487-6588 Band Waddler, Catherine H. 3100 Knox St. 397-4773 Tri-Hi-Y 157 A Year To Remember: A tired secretary A day in study hall Boy meets girl The prom An illegal walk in the hall. 9 , 1 A faculty meeting Helping others A day in lunch. 158 AUTOGRAPHS The Memories We Have • • • AUTOGRAPHS The Memories We Have . . . 160 f. .} M i a 197