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One enthusiastic coach! What kind of a team is this? binds together as one. Invaders from some other school sing at a pep rally. Where did these people come from? Spirit is an element of every school in every state and country. It can be a big boost to a team and students if they know that every¬ one is backing them 100%. Spirit can be depressed by the few students who “cut down the teams. They only put forth enough effort to amuse themselves with others' faults. A school team or ac¬ tivity of any kind needs everyone behind them. Sherree Turpin This is where the players get their heads geared for the game. Our pep rallies are really GR-R-R-EAT. Gary Brown Together at the first pep rally, are the seniors. We'll have none of that! Mrs. Owen sell tickets at the gate. First Day Of School The gates of the dam are opened, he stream of students to flow, he creeks of knowledge . . . Will form rivers and grow. ,W Clinton Watson Back to the routine of school. Didn’t you miss it?! Proud Sophomores hold their banner high! Gametime refreshments compliments of the Boosters Club. Here’s to our Homecoming Queen, 12th Grade: Cathy Leftwich, escorted by W.C Goff. 12th Grade: Kathy Otey, Roscoe Ritchie. 12th Grade: Sally Scudder, Steve Timmons. Homecoming Queen, Kathy Otey. Senior Class President Greg Allen, presents Kathy with a bouquet of roses. 11th Grade: Dawna Johnson, Artie Witt 10th Grade: Shiri Watts, Horace Bryant 9th Grade: Shelly Tinsley, Mark Lester. Kathy Otey and her court. Keep on smiling! 8th Grade: Carol Smith, Bim Spinner. 7th Grade: Kim Stodtherr, G.W. McDaniel. Waiting to get their hands on the Nelson Co. Governors. No, students, Mrs. Stennette wasn't tipsy! (Home¬ coming Fever) Mascot: Anita Bryant. One of the many floats in the parade. Pauline Roberts and Rhoda Bell take a break during halftime. New students are acquainted through Billie Jo Tomlin manages to get a chance to use the phone. orientation assembly. Dennis Burks and Jeff Hunter relax during lunch Angela Knight explains the workings of the yearbook staff at the orientation assembly A typical JFHS assembly! Football players patiently wait to be announced to their fans. A time of innocence. Top: Relaxing on the grounds. Left: Late for class. Right: Chris Fellhoelter. Seniors As we make our plans for next year, we can also look back to some years of both achieve¬ ment and disappointment. Each person will think of it with different feelings. Plans for a picnic, classnight and other activities prom¬ ised a few more memories. When we look back at our time at ]FHS, we can do so with a sense of accomplishment and a wish of suc¬ cess for the future. Greg Allen Bernadine Calloway, Treas.; Lanna Forrest, Sec; Clinton Watson, V. Pres.; Greg Allen, Pres.; not pictured, Janice Artrip, Rep. JOSEPH MICHAEL ABBOTT-Art Club, 10; Track, 8; FFA, 8. GREGORY LEE ALLEN-Selvetta, 9, Co-editor 10,11; NEDT Certificate of Merit 10; Beta Club 11,12; Society of Outstanding High School Students 11; Society of Distinguished High School Students 12; Who's Who 11,12; Boys' State 11; French Club 12. ANTHONY EUGENE ANDREWS. CARLINE ELIZABETH ANDREWS— 4- H 8; Library Club 10,11; Bible Club, Chaplain 10,11, Pres., 12; FBLA, 12. CAROLYN ANDREWS. CATHLEEN PATRICIA ANDREWS. Sometimes, I feel we're all zombies. These bells are the cause. We're so well conditioned, so well programmed, the teacher could cluck her tongue and we'd all get up and walk out. Nancy Carwile, 75 18 MARY ANDREWS. DONALD RAY ARTHUR. ROBERT DEAN ARTHUR-FFA 8; Li¬ brary, 9; Science Club 9,10; DECA, 10, V. Pres. 11,12; Beta Club, 11,12; So¬ ciety of Distinguished American Stu¬ dents; National Merit Scholarship Corporation; 3rd place in Sales Dem¬ onstration, Distr. Conf. 11. JANICE ANN ARTRIP— FHA 8,9, Spanish Club 10,11; Science Club Chaplain 10,11; Class Rep., 12; FBLA 11, V. Pres. 12; Cheerleader 11; Dis¬ tinguished American High School Students 12; Beta Club 11,12. CLAUDETTE MARIE AUSTIN. DELORES ELOISE AUSTIN. GEORGE LEWIS AUSTIN. TIMOTHY ROSS BELL. CATHY ANITA BLANKENSHIP— FHA 8; Spanish Club 9,10,11,12; Science dub 11; Beta Club 11, Chap. 12; Li ¬ brary Club 12 (Pres.). Several seniors take advantage of the sociology class offered. David Byers gives the librarian one more chance! JANET KAY BOWYER. JAMES JR. BOXLEY-Art Club 8,9, Treas. 10, V. Pres. 11,12; 2nd place sculpture. Art Fair 11; Photo Club treas. 12. OARA DELORES BRAXTON. JENNY GAYLE BREEDING— Newspa¬ per Staff 1, FHA 2,3, sec. 4; Spanish Club 2,3,4; Track 1,2; SCA 2; Cheer¬ leader 1,4, cap. 5; Beta Club 4,5; So¬ ciety of Distinguished H.S. Students. RICHARD JACKSON BREVO-FFA. DORIS REBECCA BROWN. GARY WAYNE BROWN-Basketball 10,11,12; Baseball 10,11,12; Football 10,11,12; Monogram Club 11,12; Mar¬ tial Arts treas. 11. NANCY LEE BROWN-World History and Home Ec. Awards 8; NEDT Cer¬ tificate of Merit; Beta Club 4,5; FBLA sec. 11, pres. 12; Spelling Proficiency Certificate 11; 2nd place Regional Shorthand Contest; Society of Distin¬ guished H.S. Students 12; Out¬ standing H.S. Students 11. PHILLIP EDWARD BROWN-Pep dub 4,5; Rock Soul 4; Electricity Organization 4. Now that I'm a senior, college seems so alienated from the things that I do now. I vision college as a massive society of young people that get together to go to school, but also to have a good time. David Friend Anita Bryant, Tom McCabe, Joanne Langford, Susan King and Cathy Blankenship find that group effort is best in English. 20 ALBERT WOODSON BRYANT. ANITA BARTYN BRYANT- Beta Club 4,5; Selvetta 10; FBLA 11, his. 12; Spelling and Arithmatic Proficiency Awards 12; Society of Outstanding H.S. Students 11; Outstanding H.S. Students 12; Football mascot 12; Bible Club 9. DENNIS CRAIG BURKS. KENNETH LYNWOOD BUTLER. BONNIE GAYLE BYERS-LatineClub 10,11; Drill Team 10. DAVID LEE BYERS-SCA 8; Science Club 9; Chess Club 10,11; Martial Arts 12; Baseball Manager 10,11. Our sexy, sexy seniors lead the school in spirit! STEVE AARON CALLAHAM— 4-H v. pres. 8; Martial Arts 11; V. Pres., 12; Mongram Club 11,12; Basketball 8,9,10,11, Co-cap. 12; Football 10,11,12; Track 10,11, Co-cap. 12; Co- State champion Long Jumper. BERNADINE CALLOWAY-Class treas. 10,12; Softball 10,11,12; Beta Club 11,12; Miss JFHS Pageant 10; 4- H pres. 8. CATHY MITCHELL CAMDEN-Track 8,9,10,11,12; Basketball 9,10,11,12; Volleyball 11,12; Softball 10,11,12; Beta Club 11,12; Girls Sports Club 11,12; SCA 10,11; Science 9. CATHY JANE CAMPBELL. PEGGY SUE CANADY-Arts and Crafts 8,11,12; Ribbon Co. Art Show 11; 4-H 12; Spanish Club 11. INDIA KNIGHT CANN-French Club 11; Tri-Hi-Y 9,10, v. pres. 12, pres. 11; Who's Who 11; Outstanding H.S. Stu¬ dent 12; 4-H 8,9,10; SCA 11, Sec. 12; 2nd runner-up junior Miss Pageant 12; Leggett Teen Board 12. What is ahead— a place to grow, Experience, believe, surmise? We hope that we can learn and know; And through our knowledge, become wise. College may not open all the doors, but it does offer the key to them. Pernie Hatcher After a hard night, Bonnie Garner uses the morning to complete homework. NANCY LYNN CARWILE-Drama Club pres 8. Band 8,9,10, pres 11 12. Regional 11. Selvetta 9,11, Co- Editor 10. German Club 11,12. SCA 10.11.12. Class Rep. 11. Society of Outstanding H.S. Students, Distin¬ guished Students 12. Who's Who 11.12. JOHN WILLIAM CHEATWOOD VASHTIE WILLIAM CLARK-1 st place Talent Show 8. Tri-Hi-Y 9,10. Rock Soul 10, sec. 11, v. pres. 12. Drama Club 10. Pep Club 11,12. Soft- ball Man. 11,12, Basketball Man. 12. Most School Spriited 1973-74. BONNIE LOU CORNELIUS— Cheer¬ leader 9,10,11, Co-cap 12. Tri-Hi-Y sec. 10, pres. 11,12, Latin Club 9,10,11. SCA 10,11,12. Class Pres. 11. Girls State 11. 10 S emifinalists Miss JFHS Pageant 10. Outstanding H.S. Student 12. Beta Club 11, sec. 12. JUDY RAE DAVIS-Band 8,9,10,11. Girl's Basketball 10,11. Softball 11. Math Club 10. Science Club 10. Girls Sports Club 11,12. Music Club 8. LAURA FRANCES DAVIS-Drama Club 8,9. Spanish Club 9-12. Spanish Dance Group 12. Beta Club 4,5. Who's Who 12. 4-H 8-12. EDMUND EUGENE DEWITT— Bas¬ ketball 8, Co-cap 9. DECA. HENRY VAN DYKE-FFA 8,10. Foot¬ ball 8. Rock Soul 11. Bible Club 11.12. Martial Arts 12. DECA 12. DIANE JOYCE ENGLISH— FHA 8,9,10. Science Club 11. Spanish Club 10.11.12. Spanish Dance Group 12. Beta Club 11,12. Who's Who 11. So¬ ciety of Distinguished H.S. Students. STEVE BARTON EUBANDS NANCY CAROL EVANS-Track 10,11,12, Most Outstanding Player 12. Basketball 10,11,12. Outstanding De¬ fensive Player 10. Latin Club 11,12. Beta Club 11,12. Tri-Hi-Y 8,12. Pres. Physical Fitness Award 9. Society of Outstanding H.S. Students 12. GLENN MICHAEL FIFER-Math Club 9. FTA 9. German Club 30. STEVE RANDALL FIFER LANNA JANE FORREST-French Club 9, 10. SCA 10. Pep Club 11, 12. Ger¬ man Club 11. Beta Club 11, 12. So¬ ciety of Distinguished H.S. Students 12. Class Sec. 12. Rock Soul 12. Na¬ tional Achievement Scholarship Commendation. DEBRA MARIE FORTNEY-Cheer- leader 9, 10, Co-cap 11, 12. Spanish Club sec. 10, v. pres. 11, sec. 12. Spanish Dance Group 12. SCA 11, 12. Beta Club 11, 12, treas. 12. Track 9. Tri-Hi-Y 11. Majorette 12. Society of Distinguished H.S. Students. FHA 9. Bible Club 9. KIM ELOISE FORTUNE-Latin Club 9, treas. 10, pres. 11, pro consul 12. Science Club 9. Bedford Hunt Pony Club 9-12. School Play 10. Drama Club 10, SCA 11. Who's Who. 11. Ju¬ nior Achievement 11. ROBERT DAVID FRIEND BEVERLEY LYNN GARNER-Drama Club 8. Science Club 8-11. Spanish Club 10-12. Beta Club 11, 12. Martial Arts 12. BONNIE LEE GARNER-Spanish 9-12. Spanish Dance Group 12. Science Club 9-12. Pony Club (U.S.) 9-12. Bedford Hunt 12. Beta Club 11, 12. (At bottom) Seniors count down days until graduation. 23 The gates of the dam are opened, Admitting the stream of students to flow, Now the creeks of knowledge . . . Will form rivers and grow. Clinton Watson Lanna Forrest examines class rings at Arthur's. JEANNE DARLENE GARRAUGHTY CHERYL FAY GOFF WILLIAM CLAY GOFF, Ill-Basket¬ ball 8-12. Spanish Club 10, 11, 12. Science Club 11. Art Club 9. Indoor Track 12. Who's Who 12. WANDA DUDLEY GOODMAN-Art Club 8-12, pres. 12. JANET FAYE GREGORY CLIFFORD EDWARD HARRIS There are so many things to consider when one thinks about going to college. To begin with, college is a very expensive adventure. If you haven't been saving all of your life or if your parents haven't, you have to worry about financial aid. It is also important to send in your application early and to plan on visiting each college that you think that you would like to attend. Then too, the idea of going into an entirely different environment with a new set of routines is enough to make anyone wonder whether it is really the best thing for them. Lanna Forrest 24 It's a real shame some of these cuties are graduating! lftl The caring and careless leave their mark on JFHS. PERNIE CAROL HATCHER-Newspa- per 8. Math Club 9, treas. 10. Latin Club 9, Scrap. Chair. 10, 11, pres. 12. German Club 10, v. pres. 11 12. Beta Club 11, 12. Science Club 11. NEDT Certificate of Merit. LINDA GAIL HAYNES-Rock Soul 9, 10. Martial Arts 11, sec. 12. FBLA 12. Pep Club 11. 12. Volleyball 11. BEVERLY MARLENE HENSLEY- Drama Club 8, 9. Science Club 11. French 9-11. German 11, v. pres. 12. Beta Club 11, 12, Convention 11, 12. Selvetta 10, Klassroom Kwiz 11. NEDT Certificate of Merit 10. Society of Distinguished H.S. Students 12. Certificate of Academic Achievement 8. Matharama 8, 9. Science Fair 8. WARREN DALE HENSLEY- CORINE HICKS HOWARD ADDISON HICKS-Bas- ketball 8-12, cap. 12. Football 11, cap. 12. Baseball 11, 12. Monogram Club 11, pres. 12. Beta Club 12. GLORIA FAY HOLDREN-VICA 11, 12. Health Assistance II pres. 12. VIVIAN LORETTA HOLMES-Drama Club 9, 11. Spanish Club 11, 12. Li¬ brary Club 12. FBLA 12. JEFFREY STEWART HUNTER-Ger- man Club sec-treas. 11 12. Golf 11, 12. WILLIAM DAVID HULL LAUREL DREMA HURD TERESA VIRGINIA JACKSON 25 WANDA JEAN JEFFERSON-News- paper 8, 11. Spanish Club 10-12. Mar¬ tial Arts 11. DONNA KAY JENKINS-French Club 8, 9, 10. Cheerleader 11, 12, 9. Beta Club 11, 12. Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, sec. 12, District Pres. 12, MG A Doorkeeper, 12. German Club v. pres. 10, 11. Miss JFHS Pageant 10, 2nd runner-up 11. Monogram Club 11. Pep Club 8, 9. LILLIE MAE JOFINSON-Drama Club 11. Pep Club 12. Hero Club 12. PAUL LAWRENCE JOHNSON STEPHANIE ELLEN JUSTIS-Pep Club 8. French Club 9, 10, 12. Class Sec. 9. Science Club 9. Declaration 12. Drill Team 10. Bible Club 9. CYNTHIA LOU KARNES— FHA 8-11. French Club 9. Spanish Club 11, 12, Dance Group 12. 4-H 8-10, Rep 11 12. Softball 11, 12. Beta Club 11, 12. LENNA JOANNE LANGFORD JOYCE ANN LEE CATHY SUE LEFTWICH-Newspaper Editor 8. FHA 9. Cheerleader 9-12. Science Club. Tri-Hi-Y v. pres. 10, 11. Class Pres. 10. Pep Club 11. SCA IQ- 12. Ring Dance Queen 11. Home¬ coming Court 12. Beta Club 11, 12. DAVID BURTON LOYD KYLE GORDON MANLEY KENNY LEE MARKHAM Remembering five hard years. 26 MARTHA BEATRICE MARKHAM PATRICIA GAIL MASSIE-Latin Club 9, 10. Tri-Hi-Y 10. Martial Arts 12. JOHN STAGE MARTIN THOMAS TROUT McCABE-Student at Augusta Military Academy 9-11. Citation and Medal of Superiority by US Army. Fencing. Spanish Club 12. JOHN WARWICK MITCHELL— Foot¬ ball 9-12. Outstanding Lineman 12, Most Dedicated 11, Cap 12. Chess Club sec. 10, pres. 11, 12. Monogram treas. 10. French Club rep. 12. V. Baseball 12. Talent Show 1st place 8. 3rd place Science Fair. SUSIE ANN MITCHELL— EUGENE VERNON MOHESKY RHONDA KAY MOORE-Spanish Club 11, 12. Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12. Beta Club 11, 12. Drill Team 11. LARRY ALLEN MOOREHEAD Peek-a-boo Jock! 27 SHELIA MARIE MORRIS CARSON DAVID NEWCOMB-FFA 9, 10. Baseball 10. DECA 11. Spanish Club 10. VICKIE LEA NEWMAN— FHA 8, 9, Rep. 10. Honorable Homemaker Award 8. FBLA 12. LINDA SUE NOBLETT BRUCE NORMAN— Photo. Club pres. 12. German Club pres, 12. Yearbook Staff 9, 10. State Fair 1st place Wood¬ working 9. BARBARA ANN OLIVER JEAN MARIE OTEY-Spanish Club 9, 10. SCA 10, 11, Rep. 12. Beta Club 11, 12. Newspaper 8, 11. Class Sec. 11. Martial Arts 11. Outstanding Teen¬ ager 12. KATHY DELORES OTEY-Rock and Soul 8, 9. Pep Club 8-12. FHA 11. Miss JFHS 12. Homecoming Queen 12. Drill Team Cap. 11. GARY BENNETT OVERSTREET was a year marked by decisions. Keith Brockitt. Dennis Burks can't wait to find out whats ahead. 28 Who's stronger, Billie Jo or Dee Dee? Mike Abbott cuts a sly grin when he finds he's gotten an A. VINCE OWEN PATRICIA ANN PAGE-Pep Club IQ- 12. Drama Club 10. Library Club rep. 12. Hero Club 12. ANN ALLISON PARADY-Trans- ferred 10th grade. Spanish Club 10, 12. Spanish Dance Group 12. Arts and Crafts Club 10. RUTH DAWN PARKS— FHA 10, 11, 9. 4-H 8-12, v. pres. 10, pres. 11. Art Club 12. JOCK DOUGLAS PENNY CAROLYN DENISE PHELPS-Pep Club 1-12. Newspaper 10. Drama Club 11. FAITH ANN POLLAND— FHA 8, par. 9, v. pres. 11, pres. 12. Basketball 9- 12. Softball 10,11,12. Volleyball 12. Girls Sports Club 11,12. ANITA KAY PRICE-Art Club 8,10. 4- H 12. Softball 10,11,12. Most Dedi¬ cated Athlete 11. JOHN KEITH RAY 29 LOYD VINCENT REID GARVIS M. REYNOLDS-Art Club 8- 12. Spanish Club 9, 11. German Club 10. ROSCOE DUBOIS RICHIE WILLIAM BRUCE ROBERTSON- Football 8-12 Basketball 8, 9. Chess Club pres. 8, 9 10. Track 8-11. Base¬ ball 11, 12. SCA V. Pres. 12. Out¬ standing Teenager of America 12. DEBRA JANE ROSSER-Spanish Club 9-12. Drill Team 11. Cheerleader 12. Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12. STEVE COLIN RUSH-FFA 8, 10, Fed¬ eration Tres. DEC A par. 10, Pres. 11. PATRICIA LYNNE SANDERSON-Art Club 8, 12. FHA 8-10. Selvetta 9. SALLY JEAN SCUDDER-Lynchburg Schools— Chorus 8-11. Honor Roll 8- 11. Yearbook 10. Phys. Fitness Award 8, 10. Math Club 11. Pep Club 10. Spanish 10. JFHS-Homecoming Court, Outstanding Teenager. Beta Club Tri-Hi-Y. Photo. Club, Broth¬ erhood of Christians Jews. CYNTHIA ANN SIMS-FBLA 12. FHA 8-12. Tri-Hi-Y 9. Bible Club 12. SOS 11. It seems that all my life I have been saying, When I go to college ... Wow. That time is here. I don't feel ready for it. I want the change and opportu nity, but frankly, I'm scared. It seems most people make it through, some you would never have thought could. I'll make it. Our society fails to give us a gradual transition into adulthood. We are taught all our lives that we are no one until we are eighteen. It recently was moved down from twenty-one. At the appointed time the government and society recognizes us and we are someone in the eyes of the nation. Until then, we don't even exist. Nancy Carwile to Howard Hicks warms up for the game. The need for advancement, forcing one to leave and go into a strange world of education and people Then the excitement and the work to study in college to become lost— the loneliness and through the agony the search for the power of his mind. Bonnie Garner Wouldn't you like to hear this conversation?! VELMA JEAN SLAUGHTER-SCA 10. Miss JFHS Pageant 10. Pep Club 11. Rock Soul 11. Martial Arts 12. Bible Club 12. FBLA Chap. 12. Majorette 11. LEJUNE DIANE SMITH— 4-H 8. Class V. Pres. 10. Declaration 10. Rock Soul 10. Martial Arts 11, 12. Pep Club 11, 12. Chorus 10, 11. Side Cell Club 10. REGINA SMITH CAROL DELORES SPINNER— Decla¬ ration 10. Drama Club 11. Pep Club 11, 12. Rock Soul sec. 12. LINDA LUCILLE SPINNER-Drama Club 9-11. Pep Club 12. Library Club 12. SHELWOOD SPINNER TONY WILLIAM SPINNER-FFA 8. Baseball 8-12. French Club 10. Mono- gram 11, 12. Martial Arts 11, 12. •ONNA SUE STATON— FBLA 10, 11. Cheerleader 11, 12. Drill Team Cap. 11. Majorette 12. Homecoming Court 11. Miss JFHS Pageant 11. DEBBIE LYNN STEELE-FHA 8, 9. FBLA 10, sec. 12. LARRY DANIEL STINNETT STEVEN RICHARD TIMMONS-SCA Pres. 12. Beta Club 11, 12. Who's Who 12. Boys State 11. Outstanding Teenager 12. Science Club rep. 11. County Science Fair 11, School 9, 11. Regional Chorus 10, 11. German Club 12. 2nd place State Industrial Arts Fair in Electronics. MARY FANNY THOMPSON BILLIE JO TOMLIN-Science Club 11, 12. Tri-Hi-Y 9, 10. Monogram Club 11. Cheerleader 10, 11, 12. Who's Who 11. Softball 10. Mascot 11. GARY WAYNE TOMLINSON DENISE ROUSE TRAIL-Science Club 8, 9, 10. FHA 8, 9, 10. Tri-Hi-Y 10, his. 11, treas. 12. Cheerleader 9, 10, Mas¬ cot 11. Spanish Club 11. German Club 10. Class V. Pres. 9. Pep Club 9. BARBARA LOU TURNER-Science Club 8, 9. Drama v. pres. 11, sec. 10. Softball 9-12. Basketball 10, 11, 12. FRANCIS CARROLL TURPIN— Base¬ ball Man. 10, 11. Chess Club 10, 11. Martial Arts 12. SHERREE LYNNE TURPIN-Math Club 9, 10. Spanish Club 9. Basketball 9-12. Softball 10, 11, Cap. 12. Girls Sports Club 11, 12. College is a place that contains a thrill, for education and social life. Every moment is a new deal, encompassed with its local strife. Clinton Watson Jeff Hunter shoots the four; what's that mean? 32 EDGAR MINTER WASHBURN CLINTON ALLEN WATSON-SCA 8 9. Beta Club 11, 12. Class V. Pres. 11 12. Pep Club 12. Art Club 12. Society of Outstanding H.S. Students 12. RALPH PRESTON WHITE-FFA 10, Pres. 4, 5. NEDT Certificate of Merit. AIC Scolar 11. State Farmer Degree 11. Beta Club 12. ANITA ROSALIND WILKERSON— NEDT Certificate of Merit. Majorette cap. 11, Drum Majorette 12, Featured Twirler 12. Band 11, 12. Beta Club 11, v. pres. 12. Chorus 10, 11, 12. Drama Club 10, School Play. French 9. Photo. Club sec. 12. CURTIS HERMAN WILLIAMSON- Art Club 8-12. Football 8-12. Baseball 8-12. Monogram Club 11, 12. Who's Who. 11. BARBARA JEAN WRIGHT-Spanish Club 9, v. pres. 10, 11, chap. 12. Beta Club 11, 12. SCA 11. Drama Club 9. Spanish Dance Group 12. Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12, MGA 3rd runner-up Miss JFHS 10. Society of Distinguished H.S. Stu¬ dents 12. PATTY JANE WRIGHT-Pep Club 8. FHA rep. 9, pari. 10. Seivetta 12. Chorus 12. KAYLA MARIE HANNA— Mt. Morris H.S. 8-11-Pom Pom Girl 9, 10. French Club 9, 10. Spanish Club 12. Field Hockey 9, 10. Class Pres. 10. Class Treas. 11. Art Club 11, 12. Pep Club Pres. 11, 12. FLSC 10, 11. Tri-Hi- Y 12. Memory Of NATHAN FULCHER 33 This year the Junior class had to settle for a ring ceremony on Dec. 6 in the afternoon instead of a ring dance. The reason for the ceremony instead of a dance was that the gym floor had been painted over the summer and the administration didn't want it scratched up until after basket¬ ball season. The ring ceremony was held in the auditorium. The Senior class officers presented the Junior class officers with their rings. The Junior class offi¬ cers presented their fellow stu¬ dents with their rings. Since there wasn't a ring dance when the rings were delivered we have been told after much de¬ bate that a ring dance will be held sometime in March. Jolly, Jolly Juniors . CLASS OFFICERS: Donald Smith, V. Pres.; Gigi Strader, Sec.; Mike McDaniel, Pres.; Pauline Robert, Rep.; Eddie Roakes, Tres. George Alexender Tony Alexender Cathe Allen Gloria Anderson Sylvia Anderson )immy Arthur Cecilia Austin Jerry Austin Jesse Austin Linda Austin Loretta Austin Debra Auxier 34 Gail Ayers John Bare Rhoda Bell Tom Bell Shelia Branch Vickie Breeden Garnett Breeding Keith Brockitt Herman Brown Mike Brown Debbie Burnett Scott Burnette Win The First Spirit Award Beverly Busch Beverly Byers Burt Reynolds??? 35 PSAT’s and SAT’s add a thrill. Michael Callaham Steve Calloway Pam Cash Debra Chapman Walter Cheatwood Celia Cohan Brenda Cole Debbie Copsy Diane Creasy Donald Crouch Barbara Davis Deborah Davis Gene Davis David DeWitt Chris Fellhoelter Bonnie Fortney Cathy Fuqua Sherry Garraghty Lily Goff Debra Goode 36 Bryant Hare Dawn Hensley George Hicks Jim Hooss Dean Hostetter Donna Ellis Delma Jackson Pam Jackson Rosa Jackson Gloria Jarels Rodney Jefferson Annie Johnson Raleigh Novak exhibits the other side of his personality. To the Junior Year! The Junior class started off their active year with the se¬ lection of their class colors, flower, and motto. The col¬ ors are yellow and orange, the class flower is a yellow carnation, and the motto: WE MAY NEVER PASS THIS WAY AGAIN . The first money raising project was a car wash in which there was an abundancy of water fights and to top the afternoon off, Mrs. Stennette was con¬ fronted by two eligible gentlemen. Broken Image was on hand for the after-game dance sponsored by the Juniors on October 4th, which proved to be a big success. This year's SCROOGE contest proved to be a rivalry between women teachers and coaches. The women teachers set a precedent with the election of the first female SCROOGE at JFHS; Mrs. Bos¬ well. The sweetheart contest was another means of ob¬ taining money for the Junior class. The annual Miss JFHS pageant held in April included approximately thirty con¬ testants. The Junior-Senior prom brought a conclusion to the end of an exciting year. We would like to thank Mrs. Stennette, our sponsor, for her assistance in making this a memorable year. 37 Dawna Johnson Leslie King Angela Knight David Knight Nancy Langford Chester Laughlin Teresa Laughlin Larry Lipscumb Cathy Markham Cathy Martin Ricky Martin Wade May Ginny McCabe Mike McDaniel Bev Mcfaden Teresa Mcfall ■ (W ■ - A 11 9I19RSI ft . lv m mBl ij Should We Smile or not? Garland Neas Donna Nichols Odell Nichols Ricky Nichols Sammy Otey Tim Otey Juniors Have Active Year • • Melodie Owen Hilda Page Keith Penny Steve Preston Tim Putt Debra Ragland Laura Reynolds Robbie Reynolds 39 Clint Rivers Eddie Roakes Pauline Roberts jimmy Robertson Cindy Rosser Donald Smith Kathy Snell Gigi Strader Dennis Taylor Calvin Thomas Mike Thornton Mike Tinsley McDaniel Leads Junior Class Steve Calloway demonstrates his version of La Bamba. Ten juniors were selected to participate in a preventive mental health program called SODA. SODA stands for Student Or¬ ganized for Developing Attitudes. Rhoda Bell, George Hicks, Delma Jack- son, Dawna Johnson, Leslie King, Angela Knight, Ginny McCabe, Eddie Roakes, Donald Smith and Gigi Strader were trained as discussion leaders to aid small groups of 5th and 6th graders in Forest Elementary School. For 16 weeks the students visited the classrooms for 50 minutes once a week. The objectives of SODA are to allow the children a chance to examine their basic values and attitudes and to aid the children in developing positive self images and to improve human relationships and communication. This program, sponsored by the Drug Abuse Services Hub in Lynchburg, is the first of its kind in the area. 40 With The Help Of Mrs. Stennette . . . Liz Unger Nancy Watts Susie Watson Mike White In Memorium Of Ricky Fritzgerald Cindy Whitworth Inez Whorley Sharon Whorley Mary Wilburn Jackie Wiley Vern Williamson Sharon Willis Patsy Wiloughby Joan Wilson Julie Witt Debbie Wright Jack Young 41 Sophomores No one can say that the class of 1977 is without spirit. We proved this in 1975 by winning the spirit stick at Pep-rallies and being al¬ ways ready to cheer for our teams. Our class is well represented in sports and other activities by people who exemplify great char¬ acteristics which is beneficial to our class. Along with school and athletic responsibilities the sophomores were given the opportunity to show their talents behind the wheel of a car. Drivers training for most sophomores was a great time to get away from it all. With three years behind the class of 77 we look forward to our fi¬ nal two years with high hope and great ambition. Left to Right: Treas: Teresa May, Reporter: Ed Pollard, Sec: Teresa Bowles, V. Pres. Julia Rosser, and Pres. Tammy Humphreys. Tammy Adams Patricia Andrews Nina Andrusky Calvin Angus Ben Arthur Bobby Auxier Merry Banks George Bare Linda Bennett Amy Blankenship Jeanne Brewer Deborah Brown Harold Brown Nelson Brown Horace Bryant Ml 42 Denise Burnette Teresa Bowles Allan Boyer Kathy Byers Harvey Calloway Carolyn Campbell Cathy Carroll Cathy Cashwell Keith Cheek Kim Clegg Walter Coleman Janie Copsy Wesley Cox L.W. Craig Harriet Creasy June Creasy Debra Darby Sandra Davis Denise Dawson Line up for a mug-shot ? 43 Nancy Dolan Carolyn Donald Maxine Duval Sandy Duval Charlotte English Bruce Evans Dennis Evans Marshall Evans Kim Fain Mary Foster Our Last year of Phys. Ed. Ugh It is in my mouth, where do you think it is. We said look at the camera, not the boy . . . 44 Nancy King finds her way to the sidewalk. 45 Brenda Gregory Barbara Harvey Charlotte Hatcher Virginia Hatcher “Cheating is irresistible at times like this. Look out, world, here come the new drivers! 46 Kim Jackson Peggie Jackson Cleo Johnson Patty Jones Lee Justis Bobby Morris pays very close attention. Darlene Wood is all tied up at the moment. Debra Keys Nancy King Landon Knight Cindy Laughlin Vickie Laughlin Janice Leftwich Neal Long Cindy Lopez Faye Markham Nicky Markham 47 Teresa May Joan Mayberry Twila McCormick Ricky McCoy Sherry McFaden Debbie McFall Brigette McIntyre Mac Mead David Melton Charlie Mitchell Earl Mitchell Cindy Mitchen Anne Moody Cindy Moore Bobby Morris New drivers are out to face the world. Hello Darling. 48 Let's play follow the leader A time for fun and games. Wanda Morton Scotty Newcomb Elizabeth Nichols Pat Nichols Tim Oliver Annette Ottinger Barbara Owen Brenda Padgett Raine Pettyjohn Jan Phillips Ed Pollard Pam Putney Ruth Roberts Darrell Ross Chrysti Rosser 49 Julia Rosser Gail Rucker Cheryle Scott Linda Shelton Freddie Smith Shirley Smith Joanne Spinner Terry Staton Jimmy Stinnett George Taylor Anne Moody is amazed by newly received gossip. The Class of 77 has enjoyed this year as sophomores, and is looking forward to being juniors next year. Jan Phillips Be's English teacher one day. Sharon Templeton Bill Thornton David Timmons 50 Mona Tomlinson Timmy Tucker Linda Waller Marshall Ware Kathy Watson Shirl Watts In Memory Of Jerry Neas Debra Keys seems to be very involved in typing. Kelly White Cecilia Whorley Sue Whorley Tim Wilson Barbara Witt Darlene Wood I didn't use my anti-perspirant today and I may not tomorrow! 51 Freshmen Dematry Turner uses the library as a peaceful place to work. Mark Lester thinks his legs are better than his face. Doug Allen Kent Alexander Harold Anderson Michael Anderson Janet Arrington Linda Arthur Ricky Arthur Sherry Arthur Jimmy Artrip Mary Austin Billie Averson Marty Barringer 52 t Teresa Tucker, Tres. Teresa Wright, Sec. Chuck Cole, Rep. Craig Parrent, V. Pres. Eddie Spinner, Pres. We found ourselves near the bottom of the ladder, but we are gradually moving on up, one step at a time. We, the Freshmen, have not only proved ourselves in sports, but ac¬ ademically as well. The class of 78 proved that it was ready for new goals. Eddie Spinner Lora Bates Robin Baldwin Clarence Blake Paula Blake Dave Blakenship Kim Bowles Mary Ann Bowyer Wanda Boyer Dave Blakenship takes a long walk. 53 Sandy Breeden Lynn Breedlove Steven Breedlove Pam Brown Sandy Brown Billy Bush Kim Burks Bobbie Bryant Fred Bryant Mackey Bryant Randy Bryant Todd Bryant Selena Calloway Calvin Calloway Virginia Calloway Steve Chappelle Tests, tests, exams . . . and more tests. 54 Being a freshman means that I have 3 more years of exams. I think the school will be glad to get rid of me. Jimmy Steele Looking over her shoulder for a peek at something good. Susan Chappelle Denis Coffee Chuck Cole Pat Coleman Wayne Cornelius Cathy Covington Beth Cox Alan Craig Debbie Craig Joyce Crawford Irvin Creasy Helen Crown Howard Davis James Davis Vicky Davis Sue Dolfini 55 Margaret Eubanks Kendra Felihoelter Robert Foster Larry Fowler Martha Graham Randy Gaddy Wanda Garrit Larry Geiger Maria Goff Kathy Goode Shelvy Gregory Terryl Hale Cheryl Hale Karen Hall Joyce Hardin Being a Freshman to me means finally reaching High School, leav¬ ing the elementary stuff behind. It means you are being accepted by more people ana getting to know the world better in which you live. It means being a part of The Class of 78 ! How Much Fun Can Mixing Mortar Be? 56 Janice Hairston C.E. Hargis Ella Harvey Gwen Harvey Dayle Hensley Dwayne Hensley Ricky Burton Rochell Hale Larry Andrews Annette Hess Joyce Holdren Bill Hoose Greg Hughes Fred Hull Peggie Hunt Caroline Jackson Darrell Jenkins Bonney Johnson Tammy Johnson Charline Jones By participating in class as well as school activities and going out for a sport, you really try hard to make your school better in any way at all pos¬ sible. I try to make good grades, which I think is really important in achiev¬ ing a really good academic status. Getting to know more people brings the students closer together .... Sandy Breeden 57 Being a Freshman means working harder this year than last year and even harder next year! We aren't called little ol' 8th graders anymore, but we get to be called Freshmen! We're only looked down on by the upper classmen this year instead of four, but at least we're looked up to by one grade this year. Sherry Arthur Guitar Playing Takes a Lot of Concentration for Sue and Billy Ozell Jones Randy Jones Paula Johnson Rebecca Johnson David Keys Chris Knott Mark Lester Donna Lin dsay Ricky Lipscomb Linda Markham Mike Markham Silas Markham Wanda Markham Glenda Martin Laverne Martin Ritta Mays Denessa Melton Donna Mitchell 58 Sarah Mitchell Ted Mitchell Ronnie Mitchen Lynn Moore Amy Nellum Johnney Newcomb Angela Osborn Curtis Otey Sharon Otey J.C. Owen Craig Parrent Janet Paterson Adreon Penny Ray Perkins David Phillips George Philps Terry Phipher Brenda Pressley Carol Price Debbie Putt Jerry Ray Linda Reeves DeDe Reynolds Roxanne Rovers 59 Ninth Grade Wins One Spirit Stick. Being a Freshman means a lot to me because we get to experience a lot in school and learn about many things and setting examples for the 8th graders. We help the school by participating in some of the things they have and we also help the school by supporting the team at games. Susan Reynolds asks a friend what is needed for class. jim Robertson Greg Robertson Serena Routon Clarence Sanderson Suzanne Schubert Gary Sims Michael Sims Connie Smith Eddie Spinner Milton Spinner jimmy Steele Barbara Stuart Diane Taylor David Templton Sharon Tibbs Paul Tibbs Shelly Tinsley Glenn Thompson Nellie Thompson Teresa Tucker 60 Thelma Turner Dematry Turner Dennis Turpin Keith Watts Carolyn Wells Jane White Lawrence White Bess Wilson Wesley Wilson David Wilson Brad Whorley Lisa Wright Teresa Wright Jimmy Morton Robert Parker Anita Mcguire Most of the Ninth Graders show little interest in school this year, but come next year, we will catch up and pass all the other classes in school spirit. Our sponsors have really been great. Kendra Fellhoelter 61 Spanish Pinata Kim Akers Connie Alexander Laverne Alexander Peggy Alexander Ronnie Alexander Tony Alexander Rhonda Angles Donald Anderson Eddie Andrews Cathy Arrington Donald Austin Robert Austin Eighth Grade Robbie Aveson Lisa Bates Sammy Bennette Darlene Bowyer Steve Bradson 62 ■r Jerane Callawry Cary Callowary Denise Carr Clarence Callaway Cornell Calloway Arnold Bragg Curtis Braxton Wayne Braxton Alice Brown Carol Brown Jackie Brown William Brown Carey Bryant Denise Burks Alice Burnette Libby Cann Cheryl Callahan • - Steve thinks it is better than do English. to read books Bill Burnette Leticia Burnette Jimmy Busch Karen Cadieux 63 Angela Campbell Cedric Carroll Norman Carter James Campbell Doug Cole Kirk Chapelle Denise Coleman Kathy Copsy Stuart McCabe, Lynn Hunter, Libby Cann, Pam Perkins Mike Craig Sharon Creasy Cindy Crouch Barry Davis Connie Davis Cary Davis Joyce Davis Vince Darby Blake Dewitte Mark Dooley Andrew Dobyns 64 Lawrence Dabney Curtis Dudley Pamela Eppers Cindy Evans David Eggleston Blair Edwards Allen Edie Kenney Feydt Donnia Farley Willie Flood Julie Floyd Pam Forrest Sharon Francis Karen Gaddy Edward George Eighth Grade Has Own Basketball Team Carol Goff Hubert Goff Monty Goff Michael Garragty Nadine Goff William Gregery What's happening between the locker? 65 Cindy Guneo Gail Hall Curtis Hamilton Rose Hamilton Alfred Harris Dave Harris )ane Harris Robert Harvey Loretta Hess Ann Hicks Patty Hill Dennis Hodges johnny Holdren Diana Holland Jeffrey Hollandaworth Cann Leads Eighth Grade On . . . Debra Holmes Lynn Hunter Debbie Jenkins Joyce Jennings Kathy thinks you can write just as good with your finger in your ear as out . . . 66 Penny Jennings Aaron Johnson Carolyn Johnson David Johnson Kenneth Johnson James Johnson Rachel Johnson Ron Johnson Alice Jones Mary Jones Richie Logwood Sylvia Lopez Janet Markham Larry Markham Wanda Markham Nat Marshall Neal Martin Randy Martin Donna Mayberry Robert Mayberry Barry Mayhew Calvin Mays Frances Mays Stuart McCabe Douglas McDaniel Buzz Mcfaden Russell McDawall Frank Miller Tammy Miller Teresa Mitchell 67 Edward Mohesky Cathy Moore Cindy Morris Cindy Newcomb Teresa Newcomb Carol Newman James North Donald O'Conner Wayne Osborne Jackie Owen Clarence Page Sandra Parker Ralph Patterson Amy Payne Suzanne Payne Pam Perkins Donna Perrow John Phillips Charles Preston Scott Price Valerie Read Susie Ready Lynn Hunter is seen sneaking around the halls. 68 ■i Norma Reid Sharon Reynolds Susan Reynolds Ralph Rhodes Thomas Rickman Randy Rowland Henry Rucker Joseph Sandvig Richard Scales Charles Schaefer Jay Sandvig Jay Scudder Gay Sensabaugh Barbara Smith Charles Snead Memories of first year high school. Nancy Shell Evonne Spencer Dorothy Spinner Gloria Spinner Kathy Spinner Pat Spinner Peggy Spinner Richard Spinner Ronnie Spinner Sandra Spinner William Spinner Jeanie Seagle 69 Angela Steptoe Tammy Stiff Rodney Thomas Jan Tinsley Edward Tinsley Jesse Tombinson Lisa Tominson Dewayne Turner William Turner Chip Turpin Susan Tryee Debra Vallerial Susie Vatek Jacues VonBech- man Debbie Walker Teresa Wash¬ burn Cathy Watson Claire Watson Dorthy Watson Frank Watson Thomas Watson Milton Watson See I Told You my Feet Were down There. 70 Neal Martin Feels a little smile goes a long way. Eighth Grade Looks Forward To Year Calvin Whorley Karen Whorley Kyle Whorley Ricky Wiley Freshmen Catherine Wilkerson Cary Williamson Alvin Wilson Darrell Wilson Debbie Wilson Rhonda Wilson Geraldine Will Jeff Witt Johnnie Witt Danny Wright 71 Seventh Grade The 7th grade this year started off pretty good. In Spanish, one of our Exploratory classes, we were able to dress up on Spanish Week. The first period English class made puppets and hope to put on some shows. The 7th grade went to the Fine Arts Center and later a picnic to Miller Park. In shop we made a lot of things and learned a lot. Every¬ one had a lot of fun. We also had a Christmas Party and exchanged gifts. We've finished exams and are back to our regular schedule; a lot more fun and new experiences. —Michelle Dolfini Homeroom Representatives, Left to Right; Rochelle Alexander, Kim Stodtherr, Kelly Johnson, and Randy Winks. Rochelle Alexander Judy Allen Thaila Andrews Kent Arrington Penny Bare Tammy Bowman Gracie Bryant Jeff Calloway Jimmy Canady 72 What's going on over there? Homeroom Representatives, Left to Right; Sharon Scudder, Michelle Dolfini, Brenda Nichols, and Monzell Jefferson. Seventh graders drive teacher crazy!!! ■■BH Anthony Carter Mike Coleman Donna Cox Becky Dobyns Clay Dolan Michelle Donfina Pat Doss Emma Freeman Danny Goff Cheryl Harris The seventh grade gets the feel of high school. Judy Allen and Kim Stodherr are caught between the library shelves. Tammy Heck Anna Jackson Sherry Jarells Monzell Jefferson Kelly Johnson LeeAnn Lily Chad Lindsay G.W. McDaniel Martha Meadows Darrell Miller Brenda Nichols Teresa Padgett Michael Potter Reggie Reid Regina Reid 74 Another Monday Morning. Seventh Grade Has Enjoyable Year I | This year our seventh grade class consists of 52 eager and crazy students. We have planned several field trips in¬ cluding a picnic this spring at the Peaks of Otter. Our sev¬ enth grade teachers consist of Mr. Lowry teaching Social Studies, Mr. Lawhorne teach¬ ing Language Arts and Geog¬ raphy. Our science is taught by Mr. Hritzko and Mrs. Kin- zie. Our seventh grade is looking forward to joining the many clubs and participating in the many school activities. Our representative this year is Kim Stadtherr. WE DIG THE CAVALIERS! —Kim Stadtherr Here come the football heroes. Roger Reynolds Doris Rucker Sharon Scudder Freddie Snead Valerie Spinner Emily Staples Kim Stadtherr James Strange Bobby Terry Warren Turner Tony Waller Michelle Watson Billy White Randy Winks 75 76 Row 1: A. Knight, treas.; ). Otey, reporter. Row 2: S. Timmons, Pres.; R. Robertson, V. Pres.; (not pictured, I. Cann, Sec.). Student Cooperative Association One goal of this year's SCA was to raise $500 to donate to the Bedford Chapter of the Red Cross. The drive lasted from March 13 through March 31. This is one example of how the Jefferson Forest SCA is of benefit to the community as well as the school. Another project was the beautification of the school grounds. A clean up campaign was spon¬ sored in which many members of the SCA partici¬ pated. Their main objective was the parking lot from which many bottles and trash were removed. Also, a committee headed by Angela Knight showed its decorative ability by painting the out¬ side trash cans. The SCA also sponsored a Christmas Dance which was held December 21, 1974 in the school's cafeteria. One final effort was made by the SCA to get exam exemptions. The officers, along with students from the other county schools, appeared before the School Board on March 13. The final decision is un¬ known at the time of this printing. Jean Otey 77 SCA CLUB REPRESENTATIVES: Front: Angela Knight, Darlene Wood, Tammy Humphreys, Dawn Hensley, Nancy Watts, Nancy Car- wile. Back: Eddie Spinner, Dennis Burks, Sheila Branch, Gigi Strader, Donald Smith, Pernie Hatcher, Maxine Duval. HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES: 1st Row: Penny Bare, Sally Scudder, Gay Sensabaugh, Teresa Tucker, Sherry Arthur, Cathy Watson. 2nd Row: Gin Calloway, Jock vanBrockman, Sharon Otey, Martha Graham, Frank Miller, Kim Acres. 3rd Row: Teresa Bowles, Sherri McFaden, Debra Fortney, Steve Calloway, Virginia Hatcher, Cathy Leftwich, Mona Tomlinson. 4th Row: Tim Wilson, Anne Moody, Eddie Roakes, Bryant Hare, Stuart McCabe, Gary Brown, Mike White. Beta Club sponsors bloodmobile. 1st Row: C. Fellhoelter, B. Hensley, D. Fortney, D. Jenkins, T. Laughlin, D. Davis. 2nd Row: Sponsor Mr. Webber, D. Ragland, B. Fortney, C. Leftwich, I. Whorley, A. Knight, P. Hatcher, N. Evans, C. Cam den, Sponsor— Mrs. Boswell. 3rd Row: B. Garner, R. Moore, L. Davis, C. Karnes, S. Branch, G. Hoback, L. Forrest, C. Watson, G. Breeding. 4th Row: N. Lngtord, C. Rivers, M. White, B. Hare, S. Scudder, S. Timmons, C. Cohan, B. Garner, K. Snell, R. White. 5th Row: N. Carwile, D. Johnson, S. Watson, G. McCabe, B. Wright, J. Breeding, D. Smith, L. King, G. Strader. 6th Row: L. Greenwood, M. Wilburn, G. Allen, N. Watts, D. Hensley, B. Byers, G. Hicks, L. Austin, S. Calloway. H? 1 ■•itl ■gaV’ - mm mm Sally Scudder and Susie Watson Patiently wait as Donna Nichols receives her certificate. JUNIOR MEMBERS Sylvia Ann Anderson Loretta Marie Austin Sheila Dorine Branch Garnett Paris Breeding Robert Scott Burnette Beverly Kaye Byers Edmond John Cadieux Steve Alroy Calloway Celia Cohen Ruth Diane Creasy Donald Ray Crouch Barbara Ann Davis Deborah Jean Davis Christian Ray Fellhoelter Bonnie Jean Fortney Sherry Lynn Garraghty Laura Lynn Greenwood Ransom Bryant Hare IV Barbara Dawn Hensley George Mervin Hicks Gloria Jarels Dawna Elaine Johnson Leslie Jean King Angela Kay Knight Nancy Carol Langford Teresa May Laughlin Virginia Weeks McCabe Lily Markham Goff Donna Lynn Nichols Deborah Kaye Ragland Joseph Clinton Rivers David Ricky Routon Frank Donald Smith III Katherine Lewis Snell Jeanne Ellis Strader Michael Alexander Thornton Wanda Susan Watson Nancy Anne Watts Michael Robert White Mary Etta Wilburn Inez Dawn Whorley SENIOR MEMBERS Gregory Lee Allen Robert Dean Arthur Janice Ann Artrip Cathy Anita Blankenship Jenny Gayle Breeding Nancy Lee Brown Anita Bartyn Bryant Dennis Craig Burks Bernadine Calloway Cathy Mitchell Camden Nancy Lynn Carwile Bonnie Lou Cornelius Laura Frances Davis Diane Joyce English Nancy Carol Evans Lanna Jane Forrest Debra Marie Fortney Beverly Lynn Garner Bonnie Lee Garner Cheryl Fay Goff Pernie Carol Hatcher Beverly Marlene Hensley Howard Addison Hicks Giles Cecil Hoback Donna Kay Jenkins Cindy Lou Karnes Cathy Sue Leftwich Daniel Benjamine Miles Rhonda Kay Moore Jean Marie Otey Sally Jean Scudder Steven Richard Timmons Clinton Allen Watson Ralph Preston White Anita Rosalin Wilkerson Barbara Jean Wright 79 r Editor: Angela Knight Photographer: Tom Bell Business Manager: Mike McDaniel Sponsor: Mrs. Childress Paragon Representative: Bob Creasman After School Help: Catherine Wilkerson Sales Assistants: Jeanie Seagle Cindy Morris Leticia Burnette Gigi Strader Debra Auxier Vickie Breeden Angela Knight hands out last year's books to Scotty Newcomb and Bobby Morris. Mrs. Childress can tell you how exasperating yearbook sales can be. I don't think anyone really knows how much work goes into putting out a yearbook. It may seem to some people that we don't do very much, since you don't get them when you'd like to. Well, those people are wrong. It takes hours of planning to start with, then many more hours of taking pictures, deciding which ones to use, cropping them, draw¬ ing layouts, typing and writing captions and copy, collecting information . . . the list is endless! There's hardly enough time to do half of it. As before, we started with a green staff and it was al¬ most impossible to teach everyone (all nine of them) how to do a whole yearbook in a few days. There was much frustration when one found that there was either the prob¬ lem of not having what you needed or did not know how to do it. Well, at least we tried and this is what we've come up with. I hope you like it. Angela Knight Mike McDaniel checks the progress chart to see how far behind we are. Julie Witt and Cindy McNeely quickly become frustrated with the index. Patty Wright prepares to start a layout. Kendra Fellhoelter crops a picture. Selvetta Staff gets their wish of a spring delivery. Front: Angela Knight, Mrs. Childress, Tom Bell, Kendra Fellhoelter. Back: Becky johnson, Mary Wilburn, Julie Witt, Patty Wright, Cindy McNeely, Catherine Wilkerson, Janet Markham. 81 Declaration Staff Puts Out 5 Papers Row 1: D. Hensley, Ed.; W. May, N. Watts, Ed;. Row 2: M. Wilburn, B. Johnson, J. Witt, D. Auxier, B. Cole, A. Knight. Row 3: V. Mohesky, S. Justis, J. Austin, M. Brown, D. Blakenship, O. Austin, M. Callaham Not Pictured: C. Allen, I. Cann, L. Reynolds, Sponsor— Mrs. Taylor Row 1: B. Davis, R. Bell, K. Nowles, T. Tucker, S. Otey, C. Cohan, K. Hanna. Row 2: B. Fortney, C. Blakenship, K. Snell, T. Bowles, C. Goff, B. Byers, P. Cash, D. Reynolds, C. Hatcher, M. Austin, B. Hare. Row 3: J. Arthur, W. Goff, H. Brown, D. Hostetter, M. White A. Parady. Row 4: D. Turpin, B. Evans, M. McDaniel, E. Roakes, B. Arthur, J. Stennette, T. McCabe, G. Reynolds, D. Jackson Row 1: K. Fellhoelter, S. Harrison, E. Spinner, J. Phillips, L. Markham. Row 2: S. Breeden, B. Garner, N. Andrusky, C.Moore, B. Cole, j. Phillips, D. Copsy. Row 3: T. McFall, A. Knight, S. Dolfini, G. Anderson, C. Austin, M. Tomlinson, S. Cheek, ). Young, R. Martin. Row 4: C. Fellhoelter, J. Newcomb, B. Aveson, S. Zoll, P. McFall, T. Humphreys, S. Calloway, D. English, S. Templeton. Row 5: N. Long, M. Lester, P. Johnson, D. Keyes, D. Crouch, T. Wilson, S. Newcomb, G. Breeding Spanish Club Largest On School Record Nancy Watts, President; Dawn Hensley, Vice President, and Chaplain, Barbara Wright judge Easter eggs decorated by club members. j Hola! With the largest group of members in its 3 year existence, the J-F Spanish Club had a little readjusting to do during the 74-5 period. Yet, tradition reigned strongly in many aspects, namely, 1st year initiation, Christmas festivities and the Annual Easter Egg Hunt. Once again “El Couqui invited the group from J. Sergeant Reynolds College to the school and in addition a similar one has been formed, composed only of J-F Spanish students. Various outside club activities were performed also. Lastly, here's to those students making the yearly trip to Puerto Rico!! Adios y Vaya con Dios. Nancy Watts and Dawn Hensley Row 1: D. Smith, Consul, N. Langford, N. Evans, T. Johnson, M. Goff, A. Johnson, N. Marshall, D. McDaniel, K. Hudson, S.P. Smith, Sponsor. Row 2: D. Mitchell, D. Auxier, V. Breeden, L. Reaves, L. Bates, C. Watson, M. Graham, D. Melton, A. Craig, G. Ayers, J. Markham. Row 3: S. Preston, Roman Santa Claus, S. Tibbs, S. Watson, L. Arthur, C. Hale, M. Mayberry, C. Newcomb, S. Reynolds, C. English, D. Timmons, M. Witt, C. Rosser. Row 4: M. Lee, T. Laughlin, S. Mitchell, D. Craig, C. Price, J. Ray, B. Hooss, S. Schubert, P. Jones, N. King. Row 5: D. Ross, L. Bates, L. Knight, R. Lipscomb, D. Miles, B. Thornton, W. May, D. Creasy, M. Evans Latin Club The Latin Club put on its annual prod- uctin of the Ides of March in which all its members took part. The play itself dealt with the last days of Julius Caesars' life. The play used a reporter as the narrator, inter¬ viewing such people as Caesar, Brutus, ud Calpernica. The climax of the play is when Caesar is murdered by Brutus and his fol¬ lowers. After the play, all the Latin Club members had a big pizza party celebrating the success of their play. Latin Club Banner Latin Club takes 1st in Homecoming Parade. Officers Consul— Donald Smith Pernie Hatcher Augur-Nancy Langford Secretary— Nancy Evans Reporter— Bill Thorton Historian-Marshal Evans FOREST 84 French Club Row 1: R. Mays, M. Wilburn, B. Johnson, D. Cole, S. Price, J. VonBechman, D. Hensley. Row 2: N. Workman, M. Goff, W. Bowyer, D. Jenkins, D. Templeton, T. Fifer. Row 3: H. Crawen, C. Rivers, D. Burnett, T. Bowyer, E. Cadieux , D. Coffey. Row 4: B. Cadieux, K. Clegg, S. Vateck, L. Wright, R. Pettyjohn, L. King, A. Moody, L. Shelton. Row 5: W. Cornelius, D. Phillips, C. Cole, G. Strader, S. Davis, T. May, L. Martin. Row 6: F. Hull, J. Mitchell, S. King, D. Johnson, M. Thornton, G. Hughes, B. Hensley A typical French cafe during Mardi Gras. The French Club, what a gang. The French Club, sponsored by Mr. Sowell was a big hit. Never was there a bor¬ ing moment. We worked to provide fellowship through fun and games, to broaden our knowledge of far away places through speakers and to help our fellow students in need through financial help. We went on a picnic in October, had a part in December, went ice skating in January and February, and swimming in March. Yes, and less we forget, we held a French assembly for the student body in February. We also have plans for helping a deserving French or other foreign language stu¬ dent with a scholarship donation. All in all, if it could be summed up in any one sentence we'd say— What a blast! John Mitchell, French Club Reporter 85 Row 1: German Club, S. Timmons, J. Hunter, C. Lethwhich, S. Ready, P. Hill, P. Sansabaugh, R. Logwood, C. Parrent. Row 2: D. Winks, T. Bell, M. Hargis, G. Thompson, P. Hatcher, M. Foster, R. Souwell. Row 3: K. Wilkerson, N. Carwile, D. Melton, B. McFaden, C. Cole, R. Foster. Row 4: C. Mitchell, E. Brooks, J. Sandvig, ). Arthur, B. Hensley, B. Norman. German Club presents talent at assembly. . Sponsor— Rayford Sowell President— Bruce Norman Vice President— Beverly Hensley Secretary— Jeff Hunter Treasurer— Jeff Hunter Reporter— Cathy Leftwhich 86 Club members entertain at a band assembly. Row 1: M. Bryant, D.S. Younger. Row 2: Mr. Webber, D. Winks, T. Mitchell, B. Burnettes, M. Callaham, K. Brockitt, M. Brown, R. Routon, ). Dorley, S. Branson, B. Masie Chess Club Sponsor— Mr. Webber President— Mike Callaham Vice President— Mike Brown Treasurer— Ricky Burton Secretary— Darrel Ross The main part of the meeting was spent actually playing the game. 87 Future Homemakers Of America Miss J. Wilson, (Sponsor), F. Pollard, K. Otey, K. Catty. Row 2: D. Lindsay, T. Newcomb, P. Perkins, J. Stennett, D. Farley, J. Patterson. Row 3: S. Tibbs, S. Graham, K. Bowles, S. Tinsley, W. Bowyer, S. Garraghty, K . Coventon, S. Routon. Row 4: R. Rivers, C. Evans, T. May, M. Goff, S. Francis, M. Goff. Future Farmers Of America Rowl: G. Sims, R. Gaddy, E. Pollard, C. Angus, B. Lacy, A. Bowyer, R. White. Row 2: Mr. W.l. McBride (sponsor), D. Mitchell, J. Davis, B. Martin, J. Busch, C.V. Arrington, R. Patterson, B. Mayhew, M. Mills, C. Preston, Mr. G.S. Jones (sponsor). Row 3: A. Breedlove, S. Bryant, T. Bowyer, T. Oliver, R. Jones, H. Martin, R. Parker, R. Brevo. Row 4: M. Tinsley, E. Hull, J. Martin, P. Tibbs, T. Tucker, B. Whorley, T. Goff, M. Sims. Row 1: D. Hughes, D. Davis. Row 2: J. Rosser, I. Whorley, L. Goff. Row 3: J. Davis, C. Camden, S. Branch Sheila Branch shows Mr. Worrell how to play Girls’ Sports Club Volleyball players line up at a pep rally. 89 0 Junior Tri-Hi- Y The Tri-Hi-Y is a non¬ profit organization whose main objective is to raise money for charity. On Val¬ entine's day baskets of food were taken to the nursing home in Bedford. They also sponsored a Teacher's Appreciation Week in the school year. A dance was also sponsored after a basketballl game. Row 1: A. Blakenship, J. Rosser, M. Duval, L. Shelton, L. Cann. Row 2: L. Martin, J. Davis, C. Morris, D. Coleman, N. Andrusky, S. Scudder, N. Goff. Row 3: D. Brown, J. Creasy, C. Scott, V. Hatcher, C. Davis. Row 4: H. Creasy, P. Jones, S. Templeton, D. Jenkins, M. Goff, C. Moore, C. Alexander. Senior Tri-Hi-Y Row 1: D. Jenkins, S. Scudder, T. Laughlin, S. Mitchell. Row 2: C. Dunford, A. Knight, J. Stennette, J. Breeding, K. Hanna. 90 Riding Club Row 1: S. King, B. Hare, L. King, P. Roberts, K. Snell, C. Strader, J. Murphy. Row 2: A. Campbell, K. Akers, C. Callahan, D. Holland, T. Washburn, D. Mayberry, L. Floyd. Row 3: D. Wood, P. Epperson, P. Hill, W. Goff, K. Moore, B. McGuire. Row 4: S. Tyree, L. Bates, L. Bates, R. Mays, H. Crawn. Math Club Row 1: D. Tucker, P. Spinner, M. Bennett, D. Wray, D. Holland, D. Lindsay, S. Reedy. Row 2: A. Burnett, L. Bennett, ]. Patterson, Y. Spence, B. Witt, D. Putt, L. Tomlinson. Row 3: M. Bowyer, J. Davis, C. Covington, T. Adams, W. Markham, L. Craig. Row 4: C. Laughlin, D. Wood, M. Dooley, E. Mitchell, C. Whorley, G. Hall, ). Goff. 91 Future Business Leader of America Row 1: A. Bryant, D. Lowry, J. Creasy. Row 2: D. Nichols, J. Artrip, S. Garraghty, V. Hatcher, D. Burnette, A. Blankenship. Row 3: C. Whitworth, V. Newman, N. Brown, H. Crasy, ). Langford, D. Brown, M. Duval. L. Watson. Future Teachers Club 92 Row 1: S. Watson, I. Whorley, L. Goff. Row 2: M. McDaniels, S. Branch, Mr. Oglesby. Science Club Row 1: N. Markham, L. King, R. Bell, B. Johnson, D. Copsy, R. McDowall. Row 2: D. Ray, N. King, N. Langford, D. Burnette, M. Wilburn, K. Snell, D. Johnson, G. Witt. Row 3: R. Martin, R. Pettyjohn, L. Justice, M. Evans, G. Strader, B. Hare, S. King. Science Fair project. 93 ■ A. Penny, L. Dabney, W. Hicks, V. Slaughter, S. Callaham, M. Eubanks, R. Jefferson, M. Banks, Mr. Rice. Row 2: M. Anderson, T. Staton, W. Spinner, L. Haynes, S. Calloway, N. Slaughter, A. Johnson, C. Brown. Row 3: G. Bryant, O. Jones, B. Harvey, C. Jackson, K. Cashwell, S. Watts, G. Austin, L. Austin, K. Penny. Row 4: R. Turpin, C. Bryant, H. Anderson, V. Watson, M. Tinsley, T. Spinner, G. Calloway, G. Hicks. Martial Arts Club sponsors a Rung Ron Johnson heads the demonstration from Bedford. Linda Haynes, m.c., tells of the next skit. 94 The Art Club provides artwork for our ad section. 1st Row: G. Ayers, C. Hicks, D. Auxier, C. Blankenship, P. Paige, V. Breeden. 2nd Row: L. Ayers, L. Johnson, D. Colbird, D. Keys, J. Arthur, G. Williamson, C. Shaffer, G. Davis. 3rd Row: B. Thompson, D. Brown, D. Austin , C. Austin, V. Holmes, A. Dobbins, J. Johnson, F. Hull. 4th Row: C. Andrews, D. Lowry, W. Cheselka, D. Sipes, D. Witt. Library Club sponsors book fair. 1st Row: D. Waller, W. Goodman, ). Markham, L. Greenwood, J. Boxley. 2nd Row: A. Payne, D. Burnette, L. Markham, S. Arthur. 3rd Row: R. Parks, D. Hughes, G. Robertson, C. Otey, B. Stewartson. 4th Row: P. Sanderson, C. Williamson, C. Watson, S. Miller. 95 Pep Club .. . ' j®. t ' Kpi. ; m im D f l l I” p I BBS J % i '' 4 k Vi ' ’ T Row 1: N. Reid, ). Harris, P. Jennings, J. Miller, F. Bryant, D. Goode. Row 2: G. Harvey, E. Harvey, C. Brown, J. Calloway, S. Calloway, L. Haynes, P. Brown. Row 3: L. Smith, C. Watson, D. Brown, V. Reid, M. Eubanks, S. Callaham, C. Johnson. Bible Club Row 1: G. Saneand, R. McCoy, R. Harvey, R. Utz. Row 2: D. Watson, D. Colbird, B. Hicks, B. Padgett, V. Laughlin, C. Donald, L. Nichols. Row 3: N. Dolan, J. Everette, S. Anderson, C. Andrews, D. Waller, L. Payne, R. Baldwin. Row 4: T. Jackson, M. Owen, A. Payne, M. Banks, B. Owen, C. Sims. Row 5: G. Robinson, D. Sipes, W. Chelska, D. Austin, H. Dyke, R. Wiley. Junior Class exhibits spirit at Homecoming Pep rally. Sheila Branch and Inez Whorley display FTA banner. Future Farmers of America ties with Latin Club for 1st Place. Chris Fellhoelter and Debra Fortney practice the Mexican Hat Dance. Award-winning Latin Club members, Marshall Evans and Pernie Hatcher. Photography Club Row 1 S. Jarells, L. Lily, S. Scudder, S. Scudder, M. Dolfini, K. Arrington, Ro w 2 B. Norman, D. Melton, R. Logwood, J. Hoye, J. Boxley, Row 3 Mr. Lawhorne, T. Bell Rock-n-Soul Club 98 Row 1 H. Jones, D. Miller, J. Callowary, B. Terry, L. Forrest, C. Spinner, D. Goode, B. Hicks, Row 2 B. Johnson, R. Reid, R. Spinner, B. Austin, F. Watson, D. Johnson, J. Miller, G. Anderson, Row 3 C. Thomas, V. Clark, W. Turner, D. Anderson, T. Forrest, J. Hamlett, V. Callowary, J. Cheatwood Row 4 H. Woods, H. Brown, T. Alexandra, P. Jackson, S. Otey, B. Reid, J. Calloway DECA Row 1: J. Hawkins, S. Rush, V. Owen, K. Butler, D. Loyd, Mr. F. Merryman. Row 2: B. Gill, M. White. Monogram Club Row 1 H. Hicks, V. Reid, C. Thomas, S. Callaham, G. Brown, Row 2 P. Johnson, A. Bryant, J. Cheatwood, C. Williamson, G. Hicks, Row 3 S. Otey, O. Austin, A. Read, E. Andrews, N. Wingfield, sponsor 100 1st row: T. Wilson, D. Evans, M. Evans, T. Staton, D. Blankenship, D. Ross, B. Auxier. 2nd row: R. Canada, T. Otey, E. Pollard, B. Morris, a. Boyer, T. Foxx, C. )ohnson. 3rd row: W. Freeman, R. Jefferson, S. Otey, S. Burnette, D. Smith, D. Eggleston, D. Crouch, 4th row: C. Williamson, G. Brown, A. Bryant, C. Thomas, C. Austin, P. Cook, M. Thornton. 5th row: T. Bryant, mgr., J. Mitchell, H. Hicks, captains; V. Reid, R. Robertson, S. Callaham, E. Andrews. Are they as good on their feet as they are on their heads? 101 The coaches stand up at a pep rally. Quarterback Mike Thornton holds a conference with the coaches during a game. Managers for the team are Tony Bryant and Stuart McCabe. The Cavaliers line up against their Homecoming victims, Nelson County. Varsity Football Varisty Football Cheerleaders Row 1: A. Johnson, J. Breeding. Row 2: G. Strader, B. Tomlin, L. King. Row 3: P. Roberts, R. Bell. Row 4: D. Rosser. The team's in the huddle. Billie Jo Tomlin, Rhoda Bell, Pauline Roberts and Anita Bryant take time out to pose for a picture. Hours of hard practice . . . . . . pay off in the end. Junior Varsity Football Touchdown Cavaliers! You've got the ball, now go. It looks as though the Cavaliers just scored. Summer training. Hours of hard practice lead to a winning season. Doug Allen Bobby Austin Robbie Aveson Marty Barringer Clarence Blake Bill Burnette Ricky Burton Billy Busch Macky Bryant Dennis Coffey Irvin Creasy Kenny Feydt Terry Fifer Bill Hooss Greg Hughes Fred Hull 104 Coach Schleicher watches the action on the field. Cavaliers on the run. That deserves a pat on the back! Darrell Jenkins Mark Lester Ted Mitchell Ray Perkins James Robertson Richard Smith David Templeton Joey Tomlin David Spinner Eddie Spinner Milton Spinner William Spinner On defence against Rustburg. 105 J.V. Football Cheerleaders Top: Lynn Hunter, Martha Graham, Anne Moody, Bottom: Sharon Otey, Connie Smith, Pam A circle of spirit and friendship. Perkins, Susie Vatek. Clapping because of a good score, Sharon? Cross Country Track Bottom: Steve Chappelle, David Melton, Steve Calloway. Top: Bill Thornton, Law¬ rence Dabney, Jeff Bowman, Cary Williamson. Steve Calloway is assisted by members of another team. Our guys look tense during a break. f i Can he really enjoy practice? All lined up to start. 107 Volleyball team keeps on bumping! Row 1: F. Pollard, P. Buckner, J. Harris. Row 2: A. Blankenship, L. Cann, J. Rosser, D. Reynolds, C. Karnes, D. Chap¬ man. Row 3: S. Davis, D. Hughes, N. Hale, S. Branch, C. Camden, N. King. Cindy Morris keeps score. Team huddles before a game. Girls were introduced at a Pep-Rally. Ca,h'' Camden sPikes one 109 Row 1: B. Hare, W. Freeman, S. Eubanks, M. Brown, M. Ware. Row 2: D. Eggleston, J. Stennette, G. Hicks, G. Dyke, E. Andrews. Row 3: C. Thomas, S. Callaham, H. Hicks, D. Jackson, D. Read, A. Read, G. Brown, R. Jefferson, N. Long. Arthur Read Dunks One!! 110 King Dummy looses his head! Waldo Freeman shows Amherst what style is. Cavaliers make mark on Seminole District. m m IP at Cavaliers are introduced at Pep-Rally defeating Former triple A Amherst. Two more for us! Ill Donna Staton just can't believe her eyes. Tip-Top Team Cheerleaders help keep the fans screaming. C CLAP, CLAP, CLAP . . . Basketball Cheerleaders Debra Fortney announces the next cheer. 112 f Cheerleaders take a break. Waiting for their turn to go onto the floor. Sitting down on the job? Cheerleaders have the pep, steam soul! Out of luck! Now here's the plan! J.V. Basketball Let us have it! Ralph Rhodes tries to get the edge. 114 Mark Lester wants a try at two. 1974 1975 Schedules BASKETBALL JFHS 55 Appomattox 38 Seminole District Record Holder: JFHS 53 Staunton River 44 David Melton- •1,000 Yard Run 2:28.8 JFHS 77 Gretna 70 Freddie Smith, Tim Wilson, Sam Otey, JFHS 53 Amherst 66 David Melton- •Mile Relay 3:42.5 JFHS 63 Altavista 68 JFHS 55 Liberty 77 JFHS 59 Nelson Co. 54 VARSITY FOOTBALL JFHS 73 Rustburg 72 Appomattox 16 JFHS 12 JFHS 60 Brookville 71 Staunton R. 0 JFHS 19 JFHS 60 Wm. Campbell 59 Gretna 14 JFHS 13 JFHS 58 Appomattox 54 Amherst 46 JFHS 0 JFHS 62 Staunton River 53 Altavista 12 JFHS 8 JFHS 59 Gretna 67 Liberty 28 JFHS 8 JFHS 5E Amherst 57 Nelson 6 JFHS 8 JFHS 62 Altavista 89 Rustburg 7 JFHS 14 JFHS 48 Liberty 61 Brookville 34 JFHS 14 JFHS 47 Nelson Co. 80 Wm. Campbell 6 JFHS 6 JFHS 56 Brookville 73 JFHS 71 Rustburg 49 GIRL'S BASKETBALL JFHS 69 Wm. Campbell 61 Appomattox 29 JFHS 46 Staunton R. 23 JFHS 54 J.V. BASKETBALL Gretna 20 JFHS 50 Gretna 71 JFHS 36 Altavista 38 JFHS 55 Amherst 66 JFHS 19 Liberty 47 JFHS 54 Altavista 43 JFHS 34 Rustburg 43 JFHS 59 Liberty 54 JFHS 25 Brookville 25 JFHS 56 Nelson Co. 34 JFHS 15 Appomattox 42 JFHS 52 Rustburg 65 JFHS 41 Staunton R. 32 JFHS 74 Brookville 37 JFHS 42 Gretna 33 JFHS 61 Wm. Campbell 32 JFHS 40 Altavista 54 JFHS 50 Appomattox 34 JFHS 36 Liberty 38 JFHS 36 Staunton R. 36 JFHS 38 Rustburg 51 JFHS 56 Appomattox 57 JFHS 51 Brookville 19 JFHS 37 Amherst 53 JFHS 37 TOURNAMENT Gretna 54 JFHS 49 Staunton R. 16 JFHS 102 Altavista 60 JFHS 48 Appomattox 41 JFHS 55 Liberty 53 JFHS 44 Altavista JFHS Nelson Co. 63 JFHS 32 (incomplete) Rustburg 55 JFHS 25 Brookville 48 JFHS 60 Staunton R. 45 JFHS 57 EIGHTH GRADE BASKETBALL Wm. Campbell 30 JFHS 42 Appomattox 19 JFHS 27 Staunton R. 23 JFHS 30 Appomattox 29 JFHS 30 INDOOR TRACK Staunton R. 28 JFHS 20 Won Lost Altavista 6 0 Wm. Campbell 6 0 Rustburg 6 0 Gretna 5 0 Appomattox 2 0 Liberty 4 2 Nelson Co 2 3 Staunton River 2 3 Brookville 2 3 115 Amherst 2 4 Row 1: C. Johnson, S. Otey, F. Smith, D. Milton, C. Thomas, W. Brown. Row 2: T. Jackson, J. Scudder, L. Justice, C. Calloway, C. Williamson, S. Chappelle, N. Long. Row 3: S. Calloway, M. Evans, N. Markham, C. Watson, T. Wilson, W.C. Goff, B. Evans, Mr. M. Yudowitch, C. English. Indoor Track Steve Calloway and Clinton Watson warm up for the meet. 116 Bruce Evans is up and over. W.C. Goff walks a straight line. Two mile run is done by Curtis Williamson. has first winning season, Nicky Markam our flying hurdler. 5th in the district. Coach Yudowitch watches the action of the meet. 117 Row 1: P. Jackson, B. Turner, C. Camden, S. Branch, H. Creasy, S. McFaden, V. Clark. Row 2: F. Pollard, B. Calloway, P. Putney. Cavalettes have best season yet! Cavalettes celebrate another victory over Brookville. Faith Pollard breaks through. 118 Sheila Branch gets the tip off against Liberty. Oh no, a scramble under the basket. Cavlettes are the best! Oh yes, Oh yes, Oh yes!!! Bernadine Calloway makes two on a fast break. One of our mighty starters Sheila Branch. No. 1 in the district. 119 John E. Thompson Principal John Thompson-B.A. Emory and Henry. M. Ed. University of Virginia. Lloyd Cregger— B.S. East Tennessee State University. M.Ed. V,P.I. Robert D. Worrell— B.S. Wake Forest College. M. Ed. University of Va. Uoyd Cregger Assistant Principal 121 Mrs. Wilma M. McCoy Bookkeeper Mrs. Betty Goodman Secretary Wilma M. McCoy-Marshall University. Willis P. Oglesby-B.A. Lynchburg College, M.Ed. University of Virginia. Horace Rice— B.A. Johnson C. Smith University, M.Ed. University of Virginia. Horace Rice— B.A. Johnson C. Smith University, M.Ed. Univer¬ sity of Virginia. Jane H. Woodson— B.A. Lynchburg College, M.Ed. University of Vir¬ ginia. Tempy L. Barksdale— Va. State Col¬ lege, University of Virginia. 122 Miss Patty Thurman Secretary Willis P. Oglesby Guidance Sponsor: Future Teachers of America Horace R. Rice Guidance Sponsor: Martial Arts Club Ms. Tempy L. Barksdale Guidance Secretary Jane H. Woodson Guidance Sponsor: Girls Intramurals 123 ■Si Harry Woods-Bluefield State, B.S. Irene Madison-Vir- ginia State College, University of Virginia, B.S., M.ed. Marianne Podhurst— Long Island University, Lynchburg College, B.A., M.Ed. Pamela Taylor-Lynchburg College, B.A. Harry Woods-9th 10th English, Sponsor- Rock Soul Club Irene Madison-IOth 12th English, Sponsor— Senior Class 124 Marianne Podhurst- 1 1 th 12th English, Sponsor— Senior Class English Department 125 English department plays a large part in student development. Susan Lindstrom English 8 Sponsor: Drama Club Wendy S. Childress English 9 11 Sponsor: Selvetta Susan Lindstrom— B. A. Lynchburg College. Wendy S. Childress— B.A. University of Richmond. Ruth L. Boswell — B. A. V.P.I. and S.U. Mary Wingfield-Guilford College B.A. 126 Mrs. Lindstrom directs the senior play. 'SCROOGE Mrs. Boswell First female SCROOGE” at J.F.H.S.! Congratulations Mrs. Boswell! Ruth L. Boswell English II, Advanced Grammar Sponsor: Beta Club Mary Wingfield English 8 127 Science Department Alio ted New Equipment Paula Boram-8th 9th Science, Sponsor-Majorettes John Murphy— 8th math, 9th Earth Science, Chemistry, Sponsor— Riding Club Ann Booth— Biology and Science 128 Daniel Hritzko— 7th 8th Science, Sponsor— Track l Teachers enjoy their lunch. Paula Boram— Fairmont State College, A.B. Educ. John Murphy— University of Richmond, Virginia Commonwealth University, V.P.I., S.U., B.A., M.A. Ann Booth— Virginia State College, Tus- kegee Institute, University of Michigan Daniel Hritzko— Univ. of Toledo, Lynchburge college, CVCC Univ. of Minn., B of Ed. Pamela C. Tur¬ pin— Carson-Newman College, Memphis State Univ., Lynchburg College, B.S., M.S.T. Pamela Turpin— 8th 9th Science, Co-Sponsor — Freshman Class 129 Rayford M. Sowell French 1-3 German 1-2 Sponsor; 10th grade, French German clubs Shirley Plunkett Smith Latin 1-4 Sociology Sponsor; Latin Club, Jr. Class Rayford Sowell: Mars Hill College, Wake Forest Col¬ lege, Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, Appala¬ chian State Univ., Univ. of KY., A.A. B.A. B.C.M. Shirley P. Plunkett: Radford College, B.S. Rose Marie Owen: Lynchburg College, B.A. M.Ed. LaWanna Wat¬ son: Ferrum Jr. College, Campbell, B.S. Kathy Dunn: Stephen F. Austin State Univ., Lamar Univ. B.S. in Home Eco. Education. Jackie Wilson: Longwood Col¬ lege, B.S. 130 Rose Marie Owen Spanish 1-4 Sponsor: 10th class Spanish Song and Dance Group LaWanna Watson Business courses Sponsor: F.B.L.A. club • MbM ■’ ‘ V M. .W • Wmm yB w ' . -ejm Evaluation time is near. Jackie Wilson Home Economics Sponsor: F.H.A. Pep club Kathy Dunn Home Eco. I II Sponsor: F.H.A. Pep club 131 Charles Gentry 8-12 Industrial Arts Sponsor: Arts and Crafts Club Coach: J.V. Football and J.V. Baseball William I. McBride 7-12 Agricultural Shop Sponsor: FFA Stephen Jones— VPI and Southern University B.S. William I. McBride— B.S. V.P.I. and S.U. Charles Gentry— B.S. Appalachian State University. Frank M. Merryman-B.S. V.P.I., Radford. Carolyn Madison-B.S. Madison College. Elizabeth Stew- artson— Stephens College, Michigan State Col¬ lege A.A., B.S. Richard Grim— West Virginia State College B.S. Elizabeth H. Stewartson Art 8-12 Sponsor: Art Club Richard Grim Band and Chorus Sponsor: Marching Band AsSLfi mil mtwm Jk w Carolyn Madison Business Frank Merryman Distributive Education John D. Beamer 8th U.S. History World Geography Glen Allen Styles 8th 11th Grade Am. History Coach of football, Basketball, Basebal1 John D. Beamer— Bluefield State, A T, U.V.A. B.S. Glen Allen Styles— Ferrum Jr. College, Emory Henry College Lynchburg College B.A. Janice S. Stennette— Lynchburg College, Radford College B.A. M.E.D. Emmett Palmer— A T Univ. Lincoln University New York University A.B. S.T.B. Donald Toms Lynchburg College B.A. Janice S. Stennette 9th -11th Grade Tri-Hi-Y, Jr. Tri-Hi-Y Sponsor Junior Class 134 History teachers help students widen their backgrounds. Emmett Palmer 9th 12th History Bible Club Donald Toms 12th Grade Government, History 8 S.C.A. Senior Class Sponsor 135 Sports improved greatly thanks to our brilliant coaches. E. Kelley Russell, Jr. Athletic Director P.E. 9 Advanced P.E. Coach: Baseball Mark Yudowitch P.E. 8 10 Coach: Indoor Track I Phyllis L Buckner P.E. 8 10 Coach: Volleyball, Track Assistant Basketball Nancy C. Seymour P.E. and Health 9, Advanced P.E. Coach: Basketball, Softball Sponsor: Girl's Sports Club Football and Basketball Cheerleaders Seymour leads girls basketball team to district championship . Kelly Russell— Ferrum College, Lynchburg College B.A. Mark Yudowitch— Lynchburg College M.Ed. Phyllis Buckner-Radford College B.S. Nancy Seymour-B.S. Southern Seminary Jr. College. B.A. Lynchburg College. Advanced P.E. is I added to the curriculum giving juniors and seniors additional electives. Math teachers face lack of chalk . . . Betty W. Campbell- Algebra 1, Geometry, Sponsor Senior Class Betty W. Campbell— B. A. Lynchburg College. Clayton B. Webber— University of Virginia, B.S. Nowlin Wingfield-B.S. Lynchburg College, Graduate and Un¬ dergraduate. Kathy W. Wilson— B.S. Radford College. Sandi Dick— B.S. Berea College, Kentucky. Clayton B. Webber-Alg. 2-Trig., Math 8, Sponsor Beta Club, Chess Club, Football Coach 138 Sandi Dick— Math 8, Consumer Math, Sponsor Math Club, Sophomore Class Nowlin Wingfield— Physics, Math 8 and 9, Trig., Sponsor 8th grade, Coach Football, Basketball— Head 139 Seventh graders show lots of interest. Larry Lawhorne— 7th grade, Lynch¬ burg College, UVA, BS MA. Spon¬ sor Photo Club, Cross Country Track. Jerald W. Lowry— 7th grade. Saint Paul's College B.S. Sponsor Football, Basketball Golf. Loretta Markham— Study Hall aide. Ella Davis— Study Hall aide. Mr. Lawhorne looks very involved with his class. Mr. Lowry explains Modern Math to one of his students. 140 Study Hall occupies the band room. Mrs. Markham relaxes in her soft chair. Mrs. Davis signs a library pass. 141 Library Aid-Mrs. Lois Ayers, Library Aid-Miss Sharon Nelson, Librarian— Mrs. Jan Mattox. Librarians sponsor Library Club and a book sale. iJfpL. Hard at work catalogging books. 142 Wonder if the librarians know this is going on? Christine J. Smith Special Education jan Mattox— Appalachian State Univer¬ sity B.S. Sharon F. Nelson— B.S. Madison College. Christine J. Smith-B.S. West Virginia University. Linda Ivery— B.A. Lynchburg College. Linda Ivery Special Education Working in special education proves to be rewarding in many ways. Special Education is new in the school. 143 The band forms a pep line through which the team enters at every game. The Band and Majorettes liven every game. BAND MEMBERS Lora Bates Nancy Carwile Denise Coleman Sharon Creasy James Davis Joyce Davis Andrew Dobyns Julie Floyd David Friend Ronnie Friend Bonnie Garner Cindy Gunnoe Mac Hargis Jeffrey Hollandsworth Tammy Johnson Randy Jones Larry Lipscomb Ginny McCabe Stuart McCabe Russell McDowell Curtis Martin Donna Mayberry Frank Miller Teresa Newcomb George Phelps Susan Reynolds Clint Rivers Julia Rosser Jeanie Seagle Gay Sensabaugh Kathy Snell Nancy Snell Ronald Spinner David Timmons Mike Tinsley Teresa Washburn Cathy Watson Anita Wilkerson Catherine Wilkerson Artie Witt Gerry Witt John Witt Mary Watson Lee Ann Lilly Kim Stodtherr Kelly Johnson Side: Participating in the home¬ coming pep rally. Bottom Left: Providing regular pep rally entertainment. Bottom Right: Band and Chorus in concert together. Ready to perform. Spotlight on Janice Everette. 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Used Cars and Trucks Wrecker Service and Repairs D.L. 3114 Ph. 239-1170 n n P.O.Box 323 Bridge Main Bedford, Virginia 24523 Gifts-Cards-Coffee Shop Artlm 7701 TIMBERLAKE RD. LYNCHBURG. VA. 24502 CALL 239-2629 CREGER WELL PUMP CO. WATER WELLS . PUMPS . SEPTIC TANKS INDUSTRIAL RESIDENTIAL 2519 LAKESIDE DRIVE LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA 24501 COMPLETE WATER SYSTEMS OFFICE: 239-3673 HOME: 384-5769 A Lynchburg Success Story Since its Founding in Lynchburg in 1955, First Colony Life Insurance Company has grown rapidly, at a rate that has even exceeded its founders’ great¬ est expectations. Today First Colony ranks ahead of 90% of the more than 1,800 life insurance companies in the coun¬ try in terms of life insurance in force with over $1.9 billion of life insurance. Its assets (GAAP) are over 100 million and net worth exceeds $50 million. Originally a localized company. First Colony to¬ day serves the entire nation with regional offices in Los Angeles and Kansas City and an insurance sub¬ sidiary in New York. National headquarters remain in Lynchburg. First Colony Life joins your families and friends in congratulating the Class of 1975 for the successful completion of this important milestone in your lives and wishes you the best of luck in the years ahead. ije insurance (ompani (om LYNCHBURG VIRGINIA 24505 159 HERFF JONES MANUFACTURER OF THE OFFICIAL CLASS RING AND GRADUATION STATIONERY FOR JEFFERSON-FOREST HIGH SCHOOL Local Representative REED SCHWEICKERT P. O. BOX 245 MIDLOTHIAN, VIRGINIA 23113 % HERFF JONES PRODUCTS: CLASS RINGS— GRADUATION ANNOUNCEMENTS, PERSONAL CARDS AND RELATED ACCESSORIES— CAPS AND GOWNS-MEDAL AND TROPHY AWARDS-CLUB PINS YEARBOOKS-DIPLOMAS AND CERTIFICATES-FUND RAISING IDEAS 160 GOODE’S SPORTING GOODS 205 N. Bridge Street Bedford, Virginia 24523 May B ros., Inc. General Contractors FOREST, VIRGINIA 24561 FIDELITY NATIONAL BANK A Helping you grow helps us grow, with 25 offices in Central and Southwestern Virginia Member F.D.I.C. HATCHER'S SERVICE CENTER Union 76 dealer “Let the spirit of '76 fill your tanks Mon.-Fri. — 6 A.M. to 9 P.M. Sat. - 6 A.M. - 4:30 P.M. Sun. - 8 A.M. - 4:30 P.M. Route 1 Big Island, Va. Phone — 299-5273 Dtua Stone, )h6. ' PRESCRIPTIONS BEDFORD, VIRGINIA Phone 586-1013 ’FREE DELIVERY' SERVING THE PUBLIC SINCE 1898 Compliments of 161 INCORPORATE S □ 2 1 TIMBERLAKE RD. LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA 24502 6444 239-9235 RES. 239-3B45 MASONRY CONTRACTORS FOR JEFFERSON FOREST HIGH SCHOOL ESTABLISHED IS 90 tTt x o -i4 RENTALS - SALES - AUCTIONS REAL ESTATE - INSURANCE 8 15 CHURCH STREET LYNCHBURG. VIRGINIA GREEN’S DRUG STORE Prescriptions— Fountain— Discount Health and Beauty Aids FOREST PHARMACY 162 Compliments of PUTNEY’S STORE Proprietor JOHN I. PUTNEY Big Island, Va. o o PEOPLES FURNITURE COMPANY, INC. Serving the area for 40 years. 118 N. Bridge St. Bedford, Virginia 24523 Phone 586-3141 REALTORS 00 Smd Stied m, APPRAISERS fy teywa m REALTOR 163 Fidelity National Bank Helping you grow helps us grow. Counts J ones , Limited REALTORS® SALES - CONSTRUCTION - DEVELOPERS - AUCTIONEERS 8314 TIMBERLAKE ROAD Telephone LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA 24502 (804) 237-2991 JAMES T. DAVIS INC. PAINTS, WALLPAPER, ARTIST SUPPLIES, PICTURE FRAMING AT GALLERY 720 Serving to help make Lynchburg a better, cleaner and more beautiful place in which to live 1 225 Main Street Dial 846-2721 164 LYNCHBURG FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN Your Family Savings Center Lynchburg— Altavista— Lexington Harrisonburg— Appomattox FORD The Selvetta Staff Says: Virginian Ford Sales, Inc. Telephone 804 -237-2931 2113 Lakeside Drive Lynchburg, Virginia 24501 Support all advertisers! tfotpoint T£Nim ED HAWKINS, INC. CHESTNUT HILL 5222 FORT AVENUE LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA 24502 PHONE 239-6915 Iflorehand INCOOPORAT e o Compliments of REAL ESTATE . RESIDENTIAL CONSTRUCTION 801 Church Street . Lynchburg, Virginia 24504 (703)847-7731 REALTORS 165 Compliments of TOWNE COUNTRY REALTY Gateway to Pleasant Living 237-2918 REALTORS— MLS ROUTE 221 FOREST, VA MITCHELL'S STORE LYNCHBURG PAINT CENTER INC Boonsboro Rd. Lynchburg, Va. Phone: 384-191 1 THE BEST IN PAINTS INDUSTRIES FORT HILL VILLAGE • LYNCHBURG, VA, 24502 • TELEPHONE 239-0349 SPRAY EQUIPMENT • WALLPAPER 166 CITTY FORD, INC. 401 east main st. Bedford, Virginia FORD mercury sales service complete line of ford parts and accessories 24 hour wrecker service open until 8 p.m. telephone 586-8281 when you're comparing compare service 167 MARKHAM FRUIT COMPANY Rt. 1 Lynchburg, Va. UNION 76 2812 Old Forest Road REALTORS INSURORS PROPERTY MANAGEMENT BEDFORD LODGE NO. TO THIN K FRATERNAL ORDER OF POLICE BEDFORD, VIRGINIA 24523 DOOLEY’S FLORIST Corner of 7th Main Lynchburg, Virginia Do unto others . . . then split! 168 169 YOUR UNITED STATES ARMY REPRESENTATIVES The above personnel are your Army representatives, from left to right, SFC Edward L. Landis, SSG Lesley R. Manns, SFC Ray Jennings and SFC John W. Atkinson. The United States Army is the largest educational center in the world. Your educational benefits as a mem¬ ber of the Army is unlimited. If you can qualify mentally and physically for the United States Army, you too can have the technical job training of your choice. You can enlist in the Army for two (2) years and be guaranteed the technical school and job of your choice. You can enlist for three (3) years in the Army and be guaranteed the technical school, job training and the station of your choice. You can choose a station in the states or an overseas assignment. You can enlist for four (4) years and be guaranteed the technical school, in selected fields, or Infantry, Armorer, Artillery, the station of your choice and be paid up to $2500.00 enlistment bonus. While you serve your country you will learn a skill, earn a good salary, have free health care, get to travel, make new friends, further your education up to a college degree and if you decide to stay in the Army for a second term of service get up to $10,000.00 reenlistment bonus. If you decide to leave the Army you will have your Veterans benefits for education, home loans, business loans and others. The United States Army is a good place to start your career, after graduation. For more information write or call your Army Representative, at 2600 Memorial Avenue, Lynchburg, Virginia 24501. Call Collect. Area code 804-845-7241 . 170 Kings Supermarket Inc. Noorman and Ginger Baby Phillips and Craighead Blankenship Paint Store Thrift Drug Co. Teristo S. Serate M.D. Big Island. Medical Clinic Big Island Virginia Bennette and Goode Masonry Moneta, Va. Rt. 1 345a WE wish to express our gratitude for those donations to our Watson Pontiac Inc 1975 SELVETTA Thanks to the hard working annual staff of third period, we have a yearbook this year. PUTNEY AND PUTNEY 171 CHRISTIAN BOOKSHOP Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Gilbert Books, Bibles, and Supplies Across from Pittman Plaza 17 Wadsworth St. Lynchburg, Va. T.er. JOHNSON’S FURNITURE COMPANY Bedford, Va. Ph. 586-8771 5 $ Excauation Septic Tanks Drain Fields Masonry Water Proofing H M Construction Henry McDaniel 239-6117 Merle McDaniel 586-2181 Lynchburg's Largest Most Popular Furniture Store SCHEWEL FURNITURE COMPANY INCORPORATED 1 027 Main Street P.O. Box 27 Lynchburg, Va. 24505 Telephone (703) 845-2326 172 The Bedford Bulletin— Democrat Your County Newspaper Bulletin Building Bedford, Virginia THE PRINT SHOP For All Your Printing Needs Bulletin Building 202 E. Main Street Bedford, Virginia BRYANT'S CATV Channel “2 The sights and sounds of Big Island, Virginia r 173 jMm A3jl jM pf L, ■- % % 1 ifi-rxMAJwJ li dls Wjustkj)jxkje-. (LoAjl. U uti'- UtJLt, CV- J AJU 'JLmjL. $s)uL First National Exchange Bank A Dominion Bankshares Bank TWO OFFICES IN BEDFORD MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION 174 United Virginia 03 We've got to do more than, a bank. Lynchburg, Va. Forest Minute Market Good luck seniors Lynchburg Federal Savings and Loan Association Your Family Savings Center Lynchburg, Altavista, Lexington Harrisburg, Appomattox 175 Lynchburg Federal Savings and Loan Association Your Family Savings Center Lynchburg, Altavista, Lexington Harrisburg, Appomattox Emils Gourmet International Kings supermarket Inc. Brenda Kay McDaniel Carol Dunford Ginny McCabe Leslie King India Cann Mr. Norman Knight is the greatest! Hurrah Polish Americans Hurrah Jewish Americans Cato Moorman and Ginger Baby 176 Blue-J Dry Cleaner Laundry Service 209 South St. Bedford Virginia CAVALETTES ARE NO. Schewels Blankenship Paint Store Good Luck To All Jeff, Tammy, James Mr. and Mrs. Tom Marshall P.W. and C.S. CONGRATULATIONS ! To A U 01 You t- Make evetty minute count. Absohb all the knowledge you possibly can. 2- Develop fiully youJt splhltual ll e. 3- NEVER sachafalce youh. Honesty, Principle, Chastacteh. oh. Integrity oh, monetary gain. . VO THESE THINGS 4- And you will have acquitted something In li e that NO ONE can take away fittom you- And you will have acquitted SOMETHING THAT MONEy CANNOT BUyi f . TahhaA, Realtoh. 177 Index Abbott, Joseph Michael 18, 29 Boothe, Anne 128 Calloway, Calvin 54 Adams, Tammy 42, 91 Boram, Paula 128 Calloway, Gary 63 Akers, Kim 62, 91 Boswell, Ruth L. 183, 79, 127 Calloway, Harvey 43 Alexander, Connie 62,90 Bowles, Kim 53, 88 Calloway, Janet 98, % Alexander, George 34 Bowles, Teresa 43, 78 Calloway, Jerane 63 Alexander, Kent 52 Bowman, Jeff 6, 107 Calloway, Selena 54,% Alexander, Laverne 62 Bowyer, Allan 43, 88, 101 Calloway, Steve 36, 40, 116, 78, 79, 83 Alexander, Peggy 62 Bowyer, Darlene 62 Calloway, Virginia 54, 144, 78, 98 Alexander, Ronnie 62 Bowyer, Mary 53 Camden, Cathy Mitchell 21,118,109,79,89 Alexander, Tony 62 Bowyer, Janet 20 Campbell, Angela 91 Alexander, Tony 34, 98 Bowyer, Wanda 53, 88 Campbell, Betty 138 Allen, Cathe 5, 34, 145, 82 Boxley, James Junior 95, 20, 98 Campbell, Carolyn 43 Allen, Doug 52, 104 Bragg, Arnold 63 Campbell, Cathy Sue 21 Allen, Gr« ',ory Lee 10, 79 Branch, Shelia 35, 118, 119, 78, 79, 89, 92, % Campbell, David 186 Andersoi Donald 62,98 Branson, Steve 62 Campbell, James 64 Anderson, Harold 52, 94 Braxton, Clara 144 Canada, Richard 101 Anderson, Gloria 34, 98, 83 Braxton, Curtis 63 Canady, Peggy Sue 21, 144 Anderson, Michael 52, 94 Braxton, Wayne 63 Cann, India Knight 21 Anderson, Sylvia 34, % Breeden, Vickie 35, 84, 95 Cann, Libby 63, 64, 66, 69, 90, 108 Andrews, Carline 18 Breeden, Sandy 54 Carr, Denise 63 Andrews, Carolyn 18, 146, % Breeding, Garnett 35, 197, 79, 83 Carroll, Cathy 43, 182 Andrews, Eddie 62 Breeding, Jenny 20, 79, 90 Carroll, Cedric 64 Andrews, Eugene 99, 110 Breedlove, Lynn 54 Carter, Narman 64 Andrews, Kathleen Patricia 18 Breedlove, Steven 88 Carwile, Nancy Lynn 22, 78, 79, 86, 144 Andrews, Larry 57 Brevo, Richard 20, 88 Cash, Pam 36 Andrews, Mary Jane 19 Brewer, Jeannie 42 Cashwell, Kathy 43, 94 Andrusky, Nina 42, 90, 83 Brockitt, Robert Keith 28, 35, 87 Chapman, Debra 36,108 Angles, Rhonda 62 Brooks, Ed 185, 86 Chappelle, Kirk 64 Angus, Calvin 42, 88 Brown, Alice 63 Chappelle, Steve 54, 117 Arrington, Carl 88 Brown, Carol 63,% Chappelle, Susan 55, 197 Arrington, Cathy 98, 62 Brown, Deborrah 42, 92 Cheatwood, John 22, 98, 99 Arrington, Janet 52 Brown, Doris 20 Cheatwood, Walter 36 Arthur, Ben 42, 82 Brown, Dorothy 90, 96 Cheek, Keith 43 Arthur, Donald Ray 19 Brown, Gary Wayne 20, 9, 94, 101, 78, 99, 110 Cheselka, Wayne 95,% Arthur, Jimmy 34, 82 Brown, Harold 42 Childress, Wendy S. 80, 81, 126 Arthur, Joey 134, 86 Brown, Herman 35 Gark, Vashtie William 22, 98,118 Arthur, Linda 52, 84 Brown, Horace 42, 98 Clegg, Kim 43 Arthur, Ricky 52 Brown, Jackie 63 Coffee, Dennis 55, 104 Arthur, Robert Dean 19 Brown, Mike 35, 87, 110, 82 Cohan, Celia 5, 36,145, 79 Arthur, Sherry 52, 95, 78 Brown, Nancy 20, 92 Colbird, Daisy 95, %, 122 Artrip, Janice 19, 92 Brown, Nelson 42 Cole, Brenda 36, 145 Artrip, Jimmy 52 Brown, Pam 54 Cole, Chuck 52, 55, 86 Austin, Bobby 104,98 Brown, Phillip 20,% Cole, Doug 64 Austin, Cecelia 34, 144 Brown, Sandra 54 Coleman, Denise 144, 90, 64 Austin, Claudette Marie 18 Brown, Wallace 117 Coleman, Patricia 55 Austin, Delores 19, 95, % Brown, William 63 Coleman, Walter 43 Austin, Donald 62 Bryant, Albert Woodson 21, 101 Cook, Pete 101 Austin, George Lewis 19, 94 Bryant, Anita Bartyn 21, 11, 99, 92 Copsy, Debbie 36, 93 Austin, Jerry 34 Bryant, Carey 63 Copsy, Janie 43 Austin, Jesse 82 Bryant, Curtis 94 Copsy, Kathy 145, 64 Austin, Linda 34, 144, 79 Bryant, Lred 54,96 Cornelius, Bonnie Lou 22 Austin, Loretta 34 Bryant, Horace 10 Cornelius, Wayne 55 Austin, Mary 52, 82 Bryant, Mack 104, 54 Covington, Cathy 55, 88, 91 Austin, Oscar 7, 101,99, 82 Bryant, Randy 54 Cox, Elizabeth 55 Austin, Robert 62 Bryant, Todd 54 Cox, Wesley 43 Auxier, Debra 34, 95,145, 84, 82 Bryant, Tony Curtis 101, 102 Craig, Alan 55, 84 Auxier, Bobby 42, 104 Buckner, Phyllis 108, 187, 136 Craig, Debbie 55, 84 Aveson, Billie 52, 83 Burks, Denise 63 Craig, Leonard 43, 91 Aveson, Robbie 62, 104 Burks, Dennis Craig 21, 28, 78 Craig, Mike 64 Ayers, Gail 35, 95, 84 Burnette, Alice 91,63 Crawford, Joyce 55 Ayers, Lois 95, 142 Burnette, Bill 104, 63 Crawn, Helen 55, 91 -B- Burnette, Debbie 35, 87, 93 Creasy, Diane 36,84 Bailey, Mike 191 Burnette, Denise 43 Creasy, Harriet 43, 90, 92,118 Baldwin, Robin 53, % Burnette, Scott 101,35 Creasy, June 43, 90, 92 Banks, Merle 42, 94, % Burnette, Leticia 63 Creasy, Irvin 55, 104 Bare, George 42 Burton, Ricky 57, 104 Creasy, Sharon 64, 144 Bare, John 35 Busch, Beverly 35 Cregger, Lloyd 121 Barksdale, Tempy 123 Busch, Billy 54, 104 Crouch, Cindy 64 Barringer, Marty 52, 104 Busch, Jimmy 63, 88 Crouch, Donald 36, 101, 83 Bates, Lisa 62 Butler, Kenneth Lenwood 21, 99 -D- Bates, Lora 53,141,84, 91 Byers, Beverly 35, 79 Dabney, Lawrence 65, 107 Beamer, John 134 Byers, Bonnie Gale 21 Darby, Deborah 43 Bell, Rhoda 35,11,103, 93 Byers, David Lee 21 Darby, Vincent 64 Bell, Timothy Ross 131,19,86 Byers, Kathy 43 Davis, Barbara 36 Bell, Tom 35, 81, 98 -C Davis, Connie 64, 90 Bennett, Linda 42, 91 Cadieux, Karen 63 Davis, Deborah 36, 79, 89 Bennett, Sammy 62 Callaham, Michael 36, 87, 82 Davis, Ella 140, 141 Blake, Clarence 104 Callaham, Steve Aaron 21,94, 101, 107, Davis, Gary 64 Blankenship, Amy 42, 90, 92 144, 99, 110, % Davis, Howard 55 Blankenship, Cathy Anita 21. 95 Callahan, Cheryl 63, 91 Davis, Laura Frances 22, 79 Blankenship, Dave 101,182, 53,193, 82 Calloway, Bernadine 21, 118 Davis, James 55, 144, 88, 91 Davis, Joyce 64 Goff, Maretha 88 Hunt, Peggy 57 Davis, Judy 22,89 Goff, Michael 65 Hunter, Jeffery Stewart 25, 86,14, 15 Davis, Sandra 43, 108 Goff, Monty 65 Hunter, Lynn 65, 66, 106 Davis, Vickie 55 Goff, Nadine 65,90 Hurd, Laurel Bare 25 Dawson, Denise 43 Goff, Tim 88 1- DeWitt, Blake 64 Goff, Wanell 91 Ivery, Linda 143 DeWitt, David 36 Goff, William Clay 24, 10, 117 J- DeWitt, Edmond Eugene 22 Goode, Debra 36, 98, 96 Jackson, Kim 144 Dick, Sandy 139, 186 Goode, Kathy 56 Jackson, Caroline 57 Dobyns, Andrew 144, 64, 95 Goodman, Betty 122 Jackson, Delma 37, 110 Dolan, Nancy 96 Goodman , Debra 185 Jackson, Pam 37 Dolfini, Sue 55 Goodman, Wanda Dudley 24 Jackson, Peggy 118, 98, 118 Donald, Carolyn % Graham, Martha 56, 106, 84 Jackson, Rosa 37 Dooley, Mark 64, 91 Graham, Sandra 78, 88 Jackson, Thomas 117 Dudley, Curtis 65 Greenwood, Laura 82, 95, 79 Jackson, Teresa 25, % Dunford, Carol 98 Gregory, Brenda 144 Jarels, Gloria 37 Dunn, Kathy 131 Gregory, Janet 24, 144 Jefferson, Oliver 144 Duval, Maxine 90, 92 Gregory, William 65 Jefferson, Rodney 182, 37, 94, 101, 118 Dyke, Henry Van 22, 96 Grefory, Shelby 56 Jefferson, Wanda 26 -E- Grim, Richard 133, 189 Jenkins, Darrell 57, 105,182 Edie, Allen 65 Gunnoe, Cynthia 65, 144 Jenkins, Debbie 60,90 Edwards, Blair 65 -H- Jenkins, Donna 26, 79, 90 Eggleston, David 65 Hairston, Janice 57 Jennings, Penny 67,144,% Eggleston, Donna 110 Hale, Althea 144 Johnson, Annie 37, 94 English, Charlotte 84, 117 Hale, Cheryl 56,84 Johnson, Aaron 67 English, Dianne Joyce 22, 27, 83 Hale, Nellie 108 Johnson, Becky 81, 93, 82 Eubanks, Margaret 56, 94, % Hale, Rochelle 57 Johnson, Bonney 144, 98 Eubanks, Steven Barton 22, 110 Hale, Terryl 56 Johnson, Carolyn 67 Evans, Bruce 116, 197, 117 Hall, Gail 66, 91 Johnson, Cleo 101, 144, 187, 117, 96 Evans, Cindy 88, 144 Hamilton, Curtis 66 Johnson, David 67, 98 Evans, Dennis 82, 136, 101 Hamilton, Rose 66 Johnson, Dawn 38,10, 79, 93 Evans, Marshall 101, 84, 93, 117 Hamlett, Jo Ann 98 Johnson, Kenneth 67 Evans, Nancy 23, 84. 79 Hanna, Kayla Marie 33,90 Johnson, James 67 Everette, Janice 96, 144, 145 Hare, Bryant 37, 188, 78, 79, 110, 91, 93 Johnson, Jesse 95 -F Hardin, Joyce 56 Johnson, Kelly 144 Farley, Donna 65, 88 Hargis, George 57 Johnson, Lillie Mae 26, 95 Fellhoelter, Chris 36, 16, 79, 83, % Hargis, Mac 144, 86 Johnson, Paula 58,113,99, 83 Fellhoelter, Kendra 56, 81, 83 Harris, Clifford 24 Johnson, Paul 26 Feydt, Kenny 104, 65 Harris, David 66 Johnson, Rachel 67 Fifer, Glenn Michael 23,183 Harris, Jane 108, 66,% Johnson, Rebecca 58 Fifer, Steve Randall 23 Harvey, Barbara 94 Johnson, Ron Fifer, Terry 59, 104 Harvey, Robert 66, 96 Johnson, Tammy 57, 144, 84 Flood, Willie 65 Hatcher, Pernie Carol 25, 78, 79, 86 Jones, Alice 67 Floyd, Julie 100,144, 65 Hatcher, Virginia 144, 78, 90, 91 Jones, Charline 57, 67,144 Forrest, Lanna Jane 23, 79, 98 Hawkins, John 99 Jones, Helen 144, 98 Forrest, T racy 98 Haynes, Linda Gail 25, 94, % Jones, Mary 67 Forrest, Pam 65 Hensley, Beverly Marlene 25, 79, 86 Jones, Ozell 58, 94 Fortney, Bonnie 36, 79 Hensley, Dawn 37, 78, 79, 82, 83 Jones, Patty 84, 98 Fortney, Debra Jean 23, 12, 112, 145, 78, 79,96 Hensley, Dwayne 57 Jones, Randy 58, 144, 88 Fortune, Kim Eloise 23 Hensley, Joyce 57 Jones, Stephen 132,88 Foster, Mary 86 Hensley, Warren 25 Justis, David 93, 117 Foster, Robert 56, 86 Hess, Annette 57 Justis, Stephanie 26 Fowler, Larry 56 Hess, Loretta 66 K- Fox, Terry 101 Hicks, Ann 66 Karnes, Cynthia Lou 26, 108, 79 Foxx, Eddie 74 Hicks, Bertha 144, 98, % Keyes, David 58, 95 Francis, Sharon 65, 88 Hicks, Corine 25, 95 Keyes, Debbie 51,83 Freeman, Waldo 111, 144 Hicks, George 37,94,79, 99,110 King, Leslie 38, 79, 91, 93 Freeman, Walter 101, 110 Hicks, Howard Addison 25, 30, 101, 99, 110 King, Nancy 108, 84, 93 Friend, Robert David 23, 144 Hicks, Wayne 94 King, Susan Stanmore 91,93 Friend, Ronnie 144 Hill, Patty 86, 91,66 Knight, Angela 38, 1 5, 1 91 , 80, 81 , 78, 79, 90, 72, 83 Fulcher, Nathan 33 Hoback, Giles 67, 79 Knight, David 38 Fuqua, Kathy 36 Hodges, Dennis 66 Knight, Landon 84 -G — Holdren, Gloria 25 Knott, Chris 58 Gaddy, Karen 65, 88 Holdren, Johnny 66 -L- Gaddy, Randy 56,88 Holdren, Joyce 57 Lacy, Barry 88 Garner, Beverly Lynn 23, 79 Holland, Joyce 66, 91 Langford, Lenna Joanne 26, 92 Garner, Bonnie Lee 23, 144, 79 Hollandsworth, Jerry 66, 144 Langford, Nancy 38, 84, 79, 93, 84 Garraughty, Jeanne 24 Holmes, Debbie 66 Laughlin, Chester 7, 38 Garraughty, Sherry 36, 88, 92 Holmes, Vivian 25,95 Laughlin, Cindy 91 Garraughty, Wanda 56 Hooss, Bill 57, 104, 84 Laughlin, Teresa 38, 84, 79, 90 Geiger, Larry 65 Hooss, Jim 37, 186 Laughlin, Vickie % Gentry, Charles 132 Hostetter, Dean 37 Lawhorne, Larry 140, 98 George, Edward 65 Hoye, Jay 98 Lee, Joyce Ann 26 Gill, Robert 99 Hritzko, Daniel 129 Lee, Margie 84 Goff, Carol 65 Hudson, Kenneth 84 Leftwich, Cathy 26, 10, 78, 79, 86 Goff, Cheryl Faye 24 Hughes, Donna 108,194, 89, 95, 37 Leftwich, Janice 84 Goff, Clayton 136 Hughes, Greg 57, 104 Lester, Mark 12, 52, 58,10,105,114, 83 Goff, Hubert 65 Humphreys, Tammy 78, 83 Lilly, Lee Ann 144 Goff, Lily Markham 36, 89, 92 Hull, Ed 88 Lindsay, Donna 58, 144, 88, 91 Goff, Judy 91 Hull, Fred 57, 95,104 Lindstrom, Susan 126 Goff, Marie 56, 88, 90 Hull, William David 25 Lipscumb, Larry 38, 144 'T Lipscumb, Ricky 58, 182, 84 Mitchen, Cynthia 48 Phelps, George 144 Logwood, Richie 86, 98, 67 Mitchen, Ronnie 59 Phillips, George 59 Long, Neal 84,110,83,117 Moody, Anne 50, 14, 106, 78, 48 Phillips, John 68 Lopez, Sylvia 67 Moore, Alice 59 Phillips, Jan 50, 144, 49 Lowe, Peggy 84 Moore, Cathy 68, 90 Phyllips, David 59 Lowry, Darlene 92, 95 Moore, Cindy 68, 48, 91 Pinn, Francine 61 Lowry, Gerald 140 Moore, Rhonda Kay 27, 79 Pollard, Ed 101,49,88 Loyd, David Bourton 26,99 Moorehead, Larry Allen 27 Pollard, Faith 29, 88, 108, 118, 119 -M- Morris, Cindy 68, 48, 90, 109 Preston, Charles 68, 88 Manley, Kyle Gordon 26 Morris, Bobby 101, 80 Preston, Steve 39,84 Markham, Cathy 38 Morris, Sheila 28 Price, Anita Kaye 29 Markham, Janet 81, 84 Mohesky, Edward 68 Price, Carol 59,84 Markham, Janet 67 Mohesky, Eugene Vernon 27 Price, Scott 68 Markham, Kenny 26 Muguire, Anita 61 Putney, Pam 118, 49 Markham, Larry 67 Murphy, John 91, 128 Putt, Debra 59, 197, 91 Markham, Linda 58 — N— Putt, Timmy 39 Markham, Loretta 140 Neas, Garland 39 -R- Markham, Martha 27 Nelson, Sharon 142 Ragland, Debra Waller 39, 79 Markham, Mike 58 Newcomb, Carson David 28 Rawland, Randy 69 Markham, Nicky 93, 117 Newcomb, Cindy 68, 84 Ray, Jerry 59, 84 Markham, Silas 58 Newcomb, John 58, 83 Ray, John Keith 29 Markham, Wanda 58,91,67 Newcomb, Scotty 80, 49, 83 Read, Arthur 110, 196, 99, 110 Marshall, Nat 67, 192 Newcomb, Teresa 144, 100, 88 Read, David 11 Martin, Bernard 88 Nellum, Amy 59 Read, Valerie 68 Martin, Cathy 38 Newman, Carol 68 Ready, Susie 68, 86, 91 Martin, Curtis 144 Newman, Lea Vickie 28, 92 Reaves, Linda 59, 84 Martin, Glenda 58 Nichols, Bonnie 59 Reid, Barbara 98 Martin, Howard 88 Nichols, Donna 39, 79, 92 Reid, Norma 69,96 Martin, John Stage 27 Nichols, Elizabeth 49 Reid, Vincent 30,101,99,% Martin, Joyce 59 Nichols, Odell 39 Reynolds, Susan 60,84 Martin, Neal 67, 71 Nichols, Patsy 49 Reynolds, Denise 59, 108 Martin, Randy 67 Nichols, Ricky 39, 188 Reynolds, Garvis 4 Martin, Ricky 93 Nichols, Sammy 183 Reynolds, Laura 39 Massie, Patty 27 Norman, Bruce 28, 86, 98 Reynolds, Robert 186 Mattox, Jan 142 Noblett, Linda 28 Reynolds, Sharon 69 May, Teresa 8 8 Novak, Raliegh 37 Rhodes, Ralph 69, 114 May, Wade 38, 84, 82 North, James 68 Rice, Horace 123,94 Mayberry, Donna 67,149, 91 -O- Richie, Roscoe 10 Mayberry, Joan 84, 48 CFConnor, Donald 68 Rickman, Thomas 69 Mayberry, Robert 67 Oglesby, Willis 92, 123 Rivers, Clinton 144, 40, 79 Mayhew, Barry 67, 88 Oliver, Barbara 28 Rivers, Roxanne 59,88 Mays, Calvin 67 Oliver, Tim 49, 88 Roakes, Eddie 34, 40, 191, 78 Mays, Frances 67 Osborne, Angela 59, 144 Roberts, Pauline 34,11,40,103,144, 91 Mays, Ritta 58, 91 Osborne, Wayne 68 Roberts, Ruth 49 McBride, William 132, 88 Otey, Jean Marie 28, 77 Robertson, Greg 60, 95 McCabe, Ginny 10, 38,12,144, 79 Otey, Kathy Delores 10,16, 28, 88, 95 Robertson, Jim 40, 60, 105 McCabe, Thomas Trout 27 Otey, Sammy 101, 39, 115, 144, 98, 99, 117 Robertson, Robby 30, 76, 101 McCabe, Stuart 64, 67, 104, 78 Otey, Sharon 59, 106, 78 Ross, Darrel 101, 84, 49 McCormick, Twila 48 Otey, Tim 39,101 Rosser, Chrysti 49 McCoy, Ricky 48, 96 Overstreet, Gary 28 Rosser, Cindy 40 McCoy, Wilma 122 Owen, Barbara 49, % Rosser, Debra Jean 29, 30 McDaniel, Doug 87, 67 Owen, Jackie 68 Rosser, Julia 50, 89, 90, 1 08, 1 09, 1 1 8, 1 44 McDaniel, G.W. 13, 11 Owen, J.C. 59 Routon, David Ricky 87 McDaniel, Mike 34, 38, 80, 92 Owen, Melody 39, % Routon, Serena 60, 88 McDowell, Russell 67,144 Owen, Rose 12, 130 Rucker, Gail 50 McFaden, Beverly 38, 86 Owen, Vince 29,99 Rush, Steve Colin 30,99 McFaden, Buzz 67 -P- Russell, Kelly 136 McFaden, Sherri 118, 78, 48 Padgett, Brenda 49,% -S- McFall, Deborah 48, 83 Page, Clarence 68 Sanderson, Clarence 60 McFall, Teresa 38 Page, Hilda 39 Sanderson, Patricia Lynne 30, 95 McNeely, Cindy 182, 80, 81 Page, Patricia Ann 29, 95 Sandvig, Joseph 69, 86 Meade, Mack 48 Palmer, Emmett 135 Scales, Richard 69 Melton, David 107, 115, 48, 86, 98, 117 Parady, Ann Allison 29 Schaefer, Charles 69, 95 Melton, Denessa 58, 84 Parker, Robert 60, 88 Scudder, Jay 117, 69 Merryman, Frank 99, 133 Parker, Sandra 68 Scudder, Sally 30, 10, 78, 79, 98, 90 Miller, Frank 67, 144, 192 Parks, Ruth 29, 95 Schubert, Suzanne 60,84 Miller, Jackie %, 98 Parrent, Craig 52, 59, 86 Scott, Cheryle 50,144, 188,90 Miller, Sylvia 38, 95 Patterson, Janet 59, 88, 91 Seagle, Jeanie 69, 144 Miller, Tammy 67 Patterson, Ralph 68 Sensabaugh, Gay 69, 144 Mills, Margaretti 88 Patter son, Randy 88 Seymour, Nancy 136 Mitchell, Cathy 144, 190 Payne, Amy 95, % Shelton, Linda 50,90 Mitchell, Charley 48, 86 Payne, Suzanne 68 Sims, Cindy 30, % Mitchell, David 88 Penny, Adrian 94 Sims, Gary 60, 88 Mitchell, Donna 58,84 Penny, Jock Douglas 27, 29 Sims, Michael 60, 88 Mitchell, Earl 48, 91 Penny, Keith 39, 94 Sipes, Debra 95,% Mitchell, John Warwick 4, 27, 101 Perkins, Pam 64, 106 Slaughter, Norma 94 Mitchell, Sarah 59, 84 Perkins, Ray 59,105 Slaughter, Velma Jean 31, 94 Mitchell, Susie Ann 27,90 Perkins, Suzanne 68 Sleicher, Jeffery 132, 105 Mitchell, Ted 105, 59 Persaw, Donna 68 Smith, Barbara 69 Mitchell, Teresa 67 Pettyjohn, Raine 49, 93 Smith, Carl 4 Mitchen, Becky 38 Phelps, Carolyn 29 Smith, Carol 4, 13, 11 Smith, Christine 143 Tucker, Teresa 52, 60, 78 Wngfield, Nowlyn 99,139 Smith, Connie 106, 60 Tucker, Timmy 51,88 Wnks, David 86 Smith, Donald 6, 34, 40, 101, 188, 84, 78, 7 9, 84 Turner, Barbara Lou 32,118 Wtt, Artie 8, 10, 144, 194 Smith, Freddie 50, 115, 117 Turner, Dematry 98 Wtt, Barbara 51,91 Smith, Le)une 31,% Turner, DeWayne 70 Wtt, Debra 95 Smith, Shirley 50 Turner, Thelma 61 Wtt, Gerry 71, 144 Smith, Shirley 130,84 Turner, William 70 Wtt, Jeff 71 Smith, Regina 31 Turpin, Chip 70 Wtt, John 71, 144 Smith, Richard 105 Turpin, Dennis 182, 61 Wtt, Julie 41, 80, 81, 82 Smith, Shirley 50 Turpin, Francis Carroll 32,94 Wtt, Mark 84 Snead, Charles 69 Turpin, Pamela 129 Wood, Darlene 51, 78, 91 Snell, Kathy 40,144,79, 91,93 Turpin, Sherree Lynne 8, 9, 32 Woods, Harry 98 Snell, Nancy 69, 144 Tyree, Susan 70, 91 Woodson, Jane 123 Sowell, Rayford 86,130 -U- Worrell, Robert 121 Spence, Yvonne 69, 91 Unger, Elizabeth 41 Wray, David 71, 91 Spinner, Bim 13, 11 Utz, Robin 96 Wright, Barbara Jean 33, 74, 83 Spinner, Carol 31,98 -V- Wright, Danny 71 Spinner, Daniel 22 Vatek, Susie 101,106, 70 Wright, Debra 41 Spinner, David 105 Vallerial, Debra 70 Wright, Lisa 61,145 Spinner, Eddie 52, 60, 105, 78 Von Beckman, Jaques 70 Wright, Patty Jane 144, 33, 81 Spinner, Gloria 69 -W- Wright, Teresa 52, 61 Spinner, Joanne 50 Waller, Linda 51 -Y- Spinner, Kathy 69 Walker, Debbie 70 Yeatts, Steve 63, 71 Spinner, Linda 31 Ware, Edward Marshall 51, 110 Young, Jack 41 Spinner, Milton 60,105 Warren, Jane 98 Younger, David 134 Spinner, Pat 69 Washburn, Edgar 33 Yudowitch, Mark 117, 187, 136 Spinner, Peggy 69, 91 Washburn, Teresa 70, 91, 144 Spinner, Richard 69, 98 Watson, Cathy 70 Spinner, Ronnie 69, 144 Watson, Claire 70 Spinner, Sandra 69 Watson, Clinton Allen 33,12, 95,116, 79,117,% Spinner, Shelwood 31 Watson, Dorothy 70,% Spinner, Tony William 31 Watson, Frank 70, 98 Spinner, William 69,94,105 Watson, Kathy 51,144, 78 Staton, Donna Sue 7, 31, 112, 145 Watson, LaWanna 131,92 Staton, T.J. 50,94, 101 Watson, Mary 70 Steele, Debbie 31 Watson, Milton 70 Steele, Jimmy 60 Watson, Susie 7, 41,79, 84, 92 Stennette, Janice 11,134,90 Watson, Thomas 70 Stennette, Judy 69,110,88 Watson, Vernise 94 Steptoe, Angela 70 Watts, Keith 61 Stewartson, Betsy 95, 133 Watts, Nancy 41, 78, 79, 82, 83 Stiff, Tammy 70, 144 Watts, Shirl 51, 10, 94, 144 Stinnette, Jimmy 50 Webber, Clayton 79, 87,138 Stinnett, Larry 32 Wells, Carolyn 61 Stodtherr, Kim 11,13,144, 75 White, Jane 61 Strader, Gigi 34, 40, 78, 79, 91, 93 White, Kelly 51 Stuart, Barbara 60 White, Lawrence 61 Styles, Glen 134 White, Michael 41, 78, 79 -T- White, Michael Robert 99 Taylor, Dennis 40 White, Ralph Preston 33, 79, 88 Taylor, Diane 60 Whitworth, Cynthia 41,92 Taylor, George 50 Whorl ey, Brad 61,88 Templeton, David 60 Whorley, Calvin 70, 144 Templeton, Sharon 50, 90, 83 Whorley, Sue 51 Thomas, Calvin 40,101,98, 99,110,117 Whorley, Cecelia 51 Thomas, Glenn 80,86 Whorley, Inez 41, 79, 89, 92, % Thomas, Rodney 70 Whorley, Karen 71 Thompson, Betty Ann 95 Whorley, Kyle 71 Thompson, John 121 Whorley, Richard 87 Thompson, Mary Fanny 32 Whorley, Sharon 41 Thompson, Nellie 60, 144 Wilburn, Mary 41, 81, 79, 93, 82 Thornton, Bill 50, 107, 84 Wiley, Jackie 41 Thornton, Mike 40, 101, 102 Wiley, Ricky 96 Thurman, Patty 122 Wilderson, Anita 33, 144, 194 Tibbs, Paul 60, 88 Wilkerson, Cathy 81, 86, 144, 71 Tibbs, Sharon 60, 84, 88 Williamson, Curtis Herman 33, 95, 99, 117, 196, 101 Timmons, David 50, 144, 84 Williamson, Gary 107, 95, 71 Timmons, Steven Richard 32,10, 79, 86, 76 Willis, Sharon 41 Tinsley, Edward 70 Wiloughby, Patsy 41 Tinsley, Jan 70 Wilson, Alvin 71 Tinsley, Michael 144, 192 Wilson, Bessie 61 Tinsley, Michael 40,88 Wilson, Darrell 71 Tinsley, Michelle 144,60, 10, 88 Wilson, David 61 Tomlin, Billie Jo 29, 32, 14, 103 Wilson, Debbie 71 Tomlin, Joey 105 Wilson, Jacqueline 88, 131 Tomlinson, Gary Wayne 32 Wilson, Joan 41 Tomlinson, Jesse 70 Wilson, Kathy 139 Tomlinson, Lisa 70, 91,193 Wilson, Rhonda 71 Tomlinson, Mona 51, 78 Wilson, Tim 51, 115, 78, 83, 117 181 Toms, Donald 135 Wilson, Wesley 61 Trail, Denise Rouse 32 Wngfield, Mary 127 Dennis Turpin, Darrell Jenkins, Ricky Lipscumb and Dave Blankenship are glad the teacher had a sore throat. Wonder what Rodney Jefferson had up his sleeve before he was interupted? 182 Mike Fifer demands that Sammy Nichols hear him out. Mrs. Boswell's class is full of Junior Bird Men. Class may not be all bad! 183 What's so amusing about lighting a cigarette?! Student smoking area is officially outside this year. Special Education now occupies one of the student lounges. These people find that the smoking area is a pretty nice place when the sun is shining. 185 David Campbell finally found a warm spot in the Artie (Mrs. Dick's room). Waiting for something to happen. Jim Hooss and Robert Reynolds wait for the end of homeroom. 186 Miss Buckner demonstrates a basketball move to one of her 9th grade classes. School teaches patience. Cleo Johnson waits for Mr. Yudowitch to find his schedule. 187 wants you! Cathe? Would you like to say something? Bryant Hare, Donald Smith and Ricky Nichols know there is much work involved in passing Cher The band, under the direction of Mr. Grimm, serenades the student body. Students welcome this ice. Looking forward to snow and a vacation. Steve Chappelle and friend catch up on missed work. A variety of interests may be explored in the art lab. 189 Pg. 190: Cathy Mitchell. Office breakin. Pg. 191: Our contribution to polution. SODA members Eddie Roakes, leader Mike Bailey, and Angela Knight. 190 f ujVxen nvuch uja'b happening or - V c_ nad oo OCaruL. Th± ov lobs taccynnln -h? re Lovc.r Jfrcw - Wsl uJMciT aH-e scandal. TW public uvv Kapp4 Uii'Vh dVvt. LbrvvlC-UcrOt cd l uhn Q tAO, Teb fWA tro ds r ( feat-V Povder, Donald cye-Ht, VAevberi V alr bcVh, Fred, ta£oe arvd E, X Vlro O. Clb o ufvdar nddod o tAd oaere 3uHrv (Xid- chflXC t (Y urlcjL 6d so aod Ooji va CYvapio, u.e. 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Pg. 197: Jay Scudder. 197 Pern v acVeV jLf toas e jLcded OC (L Cbood. Ad Uent-Lj uJaddt arvd Oaxona To roorx u (e ULcdecJ o qodo YVvjc (bos ejr A_©fS Reboot Vex iV-fl- Cr Vf4e.d . Xrv poHrb oor Ca aUar dLoobUdi ui nS a V-ooVb aLL arvd did quids- ujeJJL v f fea ' bd bdJUL - tVyil da U--He; had a d MavVyC qeaf.Ovx school had pw d ac d cUdav- caJ r CW- . Oof 6cho©V coa t)VooVy qaihtv'vq dVvjt feCjOd nidioo dWat id (djL f -d Swd d Ud_ 6Vudfi d ujere. pfoud. Vue qear en. Ud qu ie-Hup dht V o d Arf bod atasdoc-bl au aid- VAq dK . 6U OUrAc f af-d dhcL lcc. Adt u Aad . 198 199 SPRING at JEFFERSON FOREST Mr. Selvetta— Aaron Johnson Hello, my name is Aaron Johnson. I am in the eighth grade and this is my first year here at Jeffer¬ son Forest. I belong to the Latin Club. I did not play any sports this year, but I plan to play J.V. Football next year. I have played football for the past five years and I swim on a swim team in the summer and I swim for the YMCA in the winter. This has really been an exciting year here at JFHS and it has gone by fast. My hobbies are sports and I like to build models. Miss Selvetta— Lynn Hunter Hi! My name is Lynn Hunter. I am an 8th grader. This is my first year here at Jefferson Forest. I enjoy all sports and activities as I enjoyed being a J.V. Football Cheerleader and playing on the girls J.V. Softball team. This year has been quite an experi¬ ence and a year for me to remember. I would like to thank all my friends and the people who made it possible for me to become Miss Selvetta. Spring— it was a time of preparing to end another year. The juniors were busy giving the class of 75 their prom while the class of 75 was busy producing a play entitled I'll Love You Forever Tomorrow . This was presented to the student body along with several skits and a male beauty pageant. This production was a big boost to moral at a time when spring fever was about to be the death of everyone. Unfortunately, few attended the prom, Goodbye Yellow Brick Road and few donated blood at the Beta Club sponsored Bloodmobile. The Booster Club sponsored the spring sports banquet and seniors went to the Peaks for their picnic. Mr. Sowell and Mrs. Owen add a laugh to Senior Day. Mike McDaniel working at an assembly. Track runners converse with Juniors while they work on the prom. It was a time of varied activities. Clockwise: Bobby Gill, Garvis Reynolds, Dennis Burks, Chip Ray and David Loyd research for a movie done by Mrs. Podhurst's English 12 class. Pernie Hatcher and Kayla Hanna supposedly practicing for the senior play. Mr. Webber, Beta Club sponsor, donating blood at the Bloodmobile. Miss Buckner presents Donna Ellis with a trophy at the sports banquet. Seniors work hard in last weeks. Dancing to the music of the Andrew Lewis Band at the Prom. just one of the senior skits. Anita Wilkerson and Tom McCabe, starring couple in the play. Sally Scudder escorting Steve Timmons in the male beauty pageant. The gym was the scene of two of the spring's most exciting events, the donkey Basketball game and both male and female student faculty games. In case you missed them, here is a short rundown. Baby Face Schleicher awaits his turn after competing in the costume contest. Students and faculty battle wits on donkey and on foot. Donkey Game— For the first time, female seniors were allowed to ride the stubborn beasts. They did a fine job ... in many instances, outdoing their male teammates. Our male teachers, the more aggressive of the two groups, came out ahead in the end. They had a set up of coaches that couldn't have been beaten. How¬ ever, senior John Mitchell pulled out ahead in the costume contest leaving his counterparts behind in applause. Student Faculty Games — These were not quite as popular as the former, but the spectators did enjoy the stunts that the players tried to pull off. Senior girls came out ahead, but the guys couldn't do as well. Faculty players move their weapons onto the floor. 4 Mr. Thompson wonders how much longer this nonsense can go on What a way to spend an evening! Well, I think we've nipped them in the bud Bryant Hare performs his last duty as time and score keeper before leaving for South America as an exchange student. 5 Varsity Baseball Captures Third in District Row 1: Mgr., C. Williamson, G. Brown, H. Hicks, T. Spinner. Row 2: M. Spinner, M. Brown, D. Blankenship, M. Callaham, E. Pollard. Row 3: S. Burnette, J. Stinnette, M. Ware, B. Thornton, J. Tomlin, M. Thornton, M. Lester. Coaches Styles and Russell discuss game strategy. Mike Thornton receives pregame instructions. RwMjjg ! Fans look on expecting a homer. Mark Lester, Bill Thornton and Howard Hicks get a break from fielding. Players congratulate themselves on another win. Hey, maybe 1 can save us after all , says Jimmy Stinnette. JF JF Appomattox 5 4 Nelson 1 4 Staunton River 5 13 Gretna 3 2 Gretna 4 2 Rustburg 5 9 Amherst 10 1 Brookville 1 5 Altavista 1 6 Liberty 9 11 Liberty 10 2 Wm. Campbell 0 6 Nelson 11 8 Rustburg 8 9 Play Offs Brookville 3 5 Altavista 9 4 Appomattox 6 0 Gretna 3 5 Wm. Campbell 1 5 Staunton River 0 11 Tournament Amherst 25 2 Brookville 6 1 Altavista 0 9 7 Golf team has slow season . . . JF Brookville 190 188 Nelson Co. 188 176 Rustburg 172 174 Liberty 249 264 Altavista 313 354 Appomattox 302 376 Brookville 175 189 Amherst 296 350 but shines through defeat. Several new sports teams have been added to our school's list of extra-curricular activities. We now have a girls track team, a j.v. girls softball team and an intramural program. Unfortunately, these teams did not get adequate coverage in this supplement. The yearbook staff would like to commend all of the members of these teams for a job well done. We are also looking forward to covering the great varsity teams that will result from practice at an earlier time. Kneeling: Jeff Bowman, Chris Fellhoelter, Ricky Nichols. Standing: Coach Lowry, Scotty Newcomb, Jeff Hunter, Donald Smith, Mike White. Team members practice their swings as Coach Lowry lectures. After a hard practice session, Julia Rosser, Mona Tomlinson and Dawn Hensley do homework. Girls wait for their manager to sweep the pit. Girl’s Track After practice, Sandra Zoll is famished! Meet 1 Brookville 63 Amherst 39 J.F.H.S. 38 Meet 2 J.F.H.S. 68 Staunton R. 48 Altavista 15 9 J.V. Players have a big swing. J.V. team joins Pam Perkins warms up. the Varsity Softball team. Coach Seymour coaches J.V.'s as well as the Varsity girls. The opposing team finds that ).F. means business when Gail Rucker bats. Cindy Evans and Carolyn Wells like goofing off just as much as playing ball. Of course this one will be a strike for Libby Cann. Inez Whorley, Sheila Branch and Sherree Turpin are among the superstars on the team. Carol Price prepares for a hard game of catching. J.F.H.S. means business! VARSITY JF Appomattox 5 15 Staunton R. 1 21 Altavista 1 21 Gretna 10 15 Nelson Co. 0 4 Amherst 8 15 Liberty 11 0 Brookville 1 15 Rustburg 4 10 Wm. Campbell 6 26 TOURNAMENT JFHS 8 Nelson Co. 13 JV Altavista 7 17 Altavista 6 23 BEC 17 7 11 Junior Varsity Baseball The guys on the bench keep their eyes on the field. Ray Perkins up at bat. Warming up in the bull pen, an important part of every game. Coach Gentry converses with Leonard Craig, pitcher. JF JF PLAYERS Doug Allen Jimmy Artrip Marty Barringer Steve Branson Terry Fifer David Harris Darrell Jenkins Buzzy McFaden Clarence Meadows Amherst 17 3 E.C. Glass 7 0 Bill Burnette Ray Perkins Staunton R. 9 10 Brookville 9 3 Ricky Burton Darrel Ross E.C. Class 12 3 Amherst 9 7 Cedric Carroll Eddie Spinner Liberty 7 4 Amherst 6 2 Dennis Coffey Terry Staton Wm. Campbell 1 12 Altavista 3 12 Leonard Craig Dennis Turpin Staunton R. 0 15 Altavista 5 3 Michael Craig Liberty 6 11 Odell Nichols and Steve Preston work on deco¬ rations for the prom. Tom McCabe, John Mitchell, Anita Wilkerson, Kayla Hanna and Pernie Hatcher, cast of the senior play. A C T I O N Francine Pinn likes what else is happening in the science lab! Dorothy Brown passes her lotion around after practice. Debbie Burnett crowned Miss JFHS in pageant. Miss JFHS— Debbie Burnett Contestants await the judges announcement of the ten finalists. Mary Wilburn is escorted by Mike Tinsley in the formal-wear division. Mike McDaniel and Susie Mitchell crown the winner. 14 Becky Johnson poses before the judges. Caesar listens to an anxious senator on the Ides of March. Carol Price and Ricky Lipscumb perform in a Roman style commercial. Calpurnia (Nancy Langford) begs Caesar (Donald Smith) not to go to the sen¬ ate meeting. Another commercial starring Raidus (Darrel Ross). Tammy Johnson just couldn't have stood another minute in that trojan horse. Latin students postpone their play of Caesar’s death until week of evaluation. Seniors are in the spotlight as the year ends. Everyone's attention is on Bernadine Calloway as she gives the farewell. Senior class president Greg Allen in- Eddie West shows off his 66's in th troduces the other seniors participat- male beauty pageant, ing in the Senior Day assembly. Nancy Evans is applauded as she leads the line of seniors across the field with the aid of crutches. Marching away after twelve hard years. Excitement builds as the end of the approaches. Twelve years of education behind them and a de¬ sire to move on to bigger and bet¬ ter things will develop these se¬ niors into leading citizens. They may go on to college or to work, then start their own families. Things will change, and as the years go by, only memories of the past will remain. Mrs. Boswell's Advanced Grammar class celebrates the end of an exciting year. 16
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