Kempsville Junior High School - Venture / Blue Devil Yearbook (Virginia Beach, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1970 volume:

AS 0- THE 1970 2 Faculty and Administration page 5 Classes page 1 Activities page 71 Sports page 87 Advertisements page 97 3 Dedicated To The Students Whose Venture This Is 4 Mr. E.E. Brickell, Superintendent of Schools Our thanks to Mr. Perkinson who has led Kempsville Junior High through its first year and given us a school we are proud to be a part of. 8 Office Staff Mrs. Bernette Gregory, Bookkeeper Miss Lynda Regel, Secretary 9 Guidance Mr. Robert L. Gordon Guidance Director 10 11 Faculty 14 li 15 Faculty Mrs. Rose Edwards Physical Education Mrs. Edith Eidson Science Miss Gloria Fay Math- Mr. Jack Flanagan Band Mrs. Blanche Hedgepeth Science Mrs. Linda Kostelac English-Spanish 16 18 Mrs. Sara Sadler P.E.-Math Mrs. Peggy jutto n English Faculty Mrs. Judy Scharle Speech -General Business Mr. John Stahl Industrial ?rT§ Mrs. Tommy Teel German 19 Ninth Grade Susan Albrecht Lowell Alderman David Allegood -Raymond Allen Bobby Ambrose Gary Ambrose Mike Andrews Rita Andrews Debbi Anderson Donna Anderson Steve Angelo Sheila Ansell Dale Anthony Carl Archer Mike Askew Douglas Ashby 23 Natalie Biidsong Donna Blackburn Pat Blanton Jeff Bleh Cynthia Boggs Ronnie Bond Sybil Bonney Diane Boyd Jana Bowles Cindy Brannen Dean Braver JoAnn Brazier Susie Brewer Cher i Briden Tommy Brinkle Rex Brooks III X ' te Alexis Brown Bobby Brown Debbie Brown Jeffrey Brown Nancy Brown Percell Brown Rober ta Brown Teddy Bruns Patty Bryant Vicki Buchanan 24 Julia Chapman Stanley Chapman Tommy Chovvnsv Chris Clark - ' Ernie Clark 25 27 Godfrey Grier Lawrence Guess Robert Gunter Sherie Gwin Gene Hagen Paul Hickman Ann Higgins Carolyn Hill Ernie HUl 31 36 John Rittcr Carl Robare Paul Roberson James Roberts Bridgctt Robinson Cheryl Robinson Debbie Robinson Diana Roberson Franeie Robinson Larry Robinson Patricia Rogan Anne Roliinsv,-- ' Danny Rose Leshe Ross Patti RudisilJ Debra Rumberger Karen Rush Joe Rusnock Rocetta Russell Sharon Samson Vicky Sanderlin Quinton Sanderson — H Fred Sawyer Ricky Sawyer 37 Geraldine Sheppard Judy Sherman George Shevok Joe Shimandle Curt Smith Delorise Smith EUen Smith Geneva Smith 38 Stuart Sullivan Denise Sumner Nancy Sutton Stuart Swain Emma Tabron Michael Tackett Kathi Tapscott Bruce Taylor Susan Taylor James Tegeler Kathie Temple ton Dream a Thomas Mike Tierney Debbie Tluchak Mary Jane Toombs Christie Topolski 40 41 42 Eighth Grade 44 47 Milton Burfort John Buscher ' ' ' Raymond Butler Ricky Butt eyin Byrdx Nanr y Ryrd Deborah Calvert David Ca mpbell; ' Jo Anne Campbell i Barbara Canavan Dana Capron Mary Carman Karen Carpente r Terri Carpenter Terry Carpej; Bruce Carter -tamie-f aner Ricky Carve 11 Joe Cavalo Robin Chanaud Thelma Cherry Harry Chetister Stephen Chobat Barry Clark Joey Claxton David Cla Brad Clements 48 I Karen Custer Gaston Dalton Webb DarreU Gail Davenport 50 1 — 1 ll a ■J  • - 1 T Hilaric Hoffman Michael Hoover Mark Houchins Debbie Howard • Teresa HubbarcP William Huker Deborah Hunt Nelson Hunter ' JTrnmy Hut chin son ' ' Ricky Hylton Sharon Ives Robin Jack so HT Aleta Jenkins •• ' ' Sharon Jennings Scherrye Jeter Debbie Johns Sharon John s Ann Johnson Connie Johnson John Johnson Keith Johnson Mike Johnson Sandra Johnson Sheri Johnson 56 Roger Mandigo ' Susan Ma nn Tricia Mann Stephen Martin Angelic McCormick Lag us McCo y Michael McCoy I Terry McGUl Beth McGowa n James McKinney Kathleen McNally 59 Diane McNulty Steven McMillen Kathy McPherson Mike McPherson Dallas Mooney Debbie Moore Jimmy Moore • Steve Ncwbem Donnie Newconib ■ Francis Newman Jimmy Newman Skipper Newman Cynthia Newsome ' Donna Newsome Hal Nicliols Polly Nielsen - Anne Noblett Douglas Noyes Harold OehrU James O ' Hara MarkO ' Hara Stephen Olson David Orb an ' r 1 111, aiKi j 1 vr-4nrw Wayne Orndorff Dennis O Tool e KTark Parker Jim Parsons Barba ra Passarie s Susamk Pate Dawn Patterson Donna Paul y 62 Robert Perry Sharon Perry Chris Peterson Sharon Pledger Kenneth Post James Powers Dan Price Kathy Price Richie Price Shane Price Aubrey Priddy Richard Proctor Paula Pruden Patricia Pugh Janice Pyc Ncda Raper Diana Rauschenbach Ru ssell Reaves Uonald Rector Anita Reed Tina Remicci • t ' raig Rice_ Warren Richardson Dana 1 if ft Alice Rieg Lynn Riser ' jamei; Roaclf Ken Roberson ' ' Debra Roberts Fvplyn Rnliert ' Michael Roe Patrick Roe Marie Rooks Cynthia Ross Larry Ross Jan Rowe Steve Royster Kathy Russ Dawn Ryals Sheryl Sanderlin Fred Sanderson Matthew Sanderson Clarence Saunders Roger Savage Patricia Sawyer Mary Schafer David Schmitt 64 Ken Schneider David Schreiner Eddie Schumache Bobby Sclater Debbie Segresr Mark Sitterson Becky Skiles William Slocum Billy Smith 67 Deborah Tyer Phillip Tyree Milloney Upton Susan Urso Gerry Watkins She rry Watkins Hetty Watson V Randal Watson Albert Weeks 68 A Frank Welch Leslie Welch Bob Wernick Janice White Karen White Linda White S anan Wik lcji: Debbie Wildman nan — ' Aldride Wilhams Beverlyn Williams Billy Williams David Williams Downs Williams Marilyn Williams Marilyn Williams Mike Williamj, Nathanial Williams Robert Williams Susan Williams Vernila Williams 69 Vickie Williamson Holly Wilson John Wilson ' Ray Wilson Robert Wilson-- Paula Windschilfi wuber Win slow Karen Wise Debbie Witcher Steve Wetherington Steve Withers . f Richard_Wittm an Mary Wombl Keith Wood Sue Wood Vivian Woodruff Sshiela Woolard Allan Wright Doug Wright Lee Ann Wright , Joey Wrightson David Yarrington Ray Yoder Carolyn Young Kar en Youngblood Stephen You nt Evelyn Zukel. i 1 The Student Cooperative Association is a representative organization of the student body. It provides a means for students to communicate ideas and problems to the administration and for school officials to pass their desires to the student body. Programs sponsored by the S.C.A. consisted of school dances, presentations by guest speakers on subjects of current interest to students, and a special performance by the Navy Show Band. Serving as guides at Open House S.C.A. Representatives Row 1: Art Kohn, Pati Rudisill, Mark Barbee, Sharon Hensley, Nancy RatcUff, Jack Liles, Shirleen Miller, Kathy Hutchinson, Doug Lewis, Robert Neisler, Gary f ortune, Debbie Divelbiss. Row 2: Frank Welch, Susan Williams, Carolyn Hill, Martha Jones, Debbie Dobbs, Cindy Marshall, Bruce Bell. Row 3: Robert Maddo.x, Debbie Lewis, Mary Simmons, Vicki Cotton, Kathy Friesz, Robin Ackaway, Karen Conlon, Vicki Anderson, Cindy Morrisett, Mary Kennedy, Ida Hardison. Row 4: Paula Windschitl, Kathleen Foreman, Jeff Dozier, Randy Barnes, Pam Sloniker, Ronnie Crawford, Karen Young, Susan Smith. m 73 The Smoke Signal Smoke Signal Staff Seated: Ann Watkins, Beth McGowan, Tony Tetterton, Connie Tuck, Wanda Cowan, Teresa Holt, Karen Conlon, Sybil Bonney, Shelley Arthur. Standing: Ida Hardison, Kathleen Foreman, Mike Thompson, Sheryl Sand erUn, Cindy Marshall, Mary Love, Jeff Bunch. The Smoke Signal, advised by Mr. Kenneth Williams, has kept the school informed on all the activities taking place. Its aim has been to make the paper a credit to Kempsville Junior High and an example of outstanding journalism. Co-Editors Teresa Holt and Sybil Bonney 76 Art Club Art Club membership is open to any students taking Art 1. Its purpose is to foster interest in and participation in ail forms of art and to prepare art exhibitions in the school. A school-wide exhibit is planned for the spring. Officers: Jackie Criss, Vice-Pres.; April Jones, President; Linda Kirby, Treasurer; Bruce Taylor, Secretary. Members-Seated: Patti Baynard, Douglas Noyes, Debbie Murphy, Sharon Pledger, Connie O ' Toole, Therese Hinson, Mary Divelbiss, Bonnie Jones, April Jones, John Orman, Keith Johnson, Murphy, Janice Beard, Beth McGowan, Lynda Kirby, Elizabeth Mike Collins, Russ Reaves. Standing: Jackie Criss, Frances Mason, Sponsor-Mrs. Alien. 77 German Club Members-Seated: Ken Moore, Donald Rector, Mark Freeman, Mike Harris, Karen Crawford, Sponsor-Mrs. Teel, Stuart Swain, Cindy Meridith, Donald Noel, Cindy Hall, Sharon Bamett, Karen Young, David Campbell, Jeff Funderburk, Teresa Holt, Art Charlene Nash, Joe Shimandle, David Beard, Steven Yount. Kohn, Vincent Seneker, Jack Koeneman, Brenda Wilkerson, Bruce Standing: Nat Jones, Sam Firebaugh, Jeff Simons, Rita Andrews, Permenter, Sybil Bonney, Betty Credle. Der Deutsche Verein or German Club was organized to further promote an interest in the German language, culture, and customs. Through club activities, we learn about the Germany which cannot be taught in the classroom. Some of our activities have included the learning of German beer drinking songs and a folk dance. In addition, a field trip was taken to Virginia State College to tour the language lab facihties. Joe Shimandle, Treasurer; Rita Andrews, Secretary; David Beard, President; Charlene Nash, Vice-Pres.; Jeff Simons, Program Chair- man. French Club Lc Cercle l- ' rancais was organized to study the I rench civilization and to increase French vocabulary by speaking outside of class. We sing new songs, play games, and perform plays. Our activities include visits to other language labs and listening to speakers from other schools. Valeric Houck, Treasurer; Susan Taylor, Sec- retary; Godfrey Grier, Vice-Pres., Phyllis Ashley, President. ■ Members-Seated: Philip Grandfield, Laura Dennis, Robin Cross, Yvonne Whidbee, Martin Gibbs, Carl Knapp, Patricia Blanton. Susan Taylor, Godfrey Grier, Phyllis Ashley, Valerie Houck, | Standing: Philip Meadows, Sponsor, Mrs. Mercer, Walter Koehler. 79 Pep Club The purpose of the Pep Club is to support school spirit. The club is composed of students who have a lot of Pep and Yell . The members attend sports events to back up the teams in an all out effort towards that big word SPIRIT. Tina Remicci, Vice Pres.; Wendy Settle, President; Sharon Kendrick, Sec.-Treas. • 1 3 Members-Row 1: Patti McCulIough, Shirley Sherer, Ann Watkins, Debby Hunt, Anita Reed, Marie Cox, Shally Sharpe, Eleish Higgins, Beth McGowan, JoAnn Baynard. Row 2: Kim Davis, Cindy Meridith, Crystal Ward, C.I. Hoffman, Celia Nagle, Kathy Brown, Tina Remicci, Robin Jackson, Kay Fulcher, Karen Wliidbee, Tericia Throneberry. Row 3: Sharon Kendrick, Pam Bray, Robin Barton, Alexis Brown, Shannon Knight, Pati Rudisill, Debbie Goad, Sharon Hensley, Therese Hinton, Lynn Lee. Row 4: Wendy Settle, Cheryl White, Debi Ford, Debbie King, Karen McCartney, April Jones, Pat Blanton, Linda Stinson, Anne Higgins, Judy Banks. 80 i F.HA Members-Seated: JoAnna Burroughs, Debbie Brown, Susan Standing: Mary Carmen, Pam Catalano, Marta Brown, Marilyn Miller, Vera Mann, JoAnn Baynard, Shirley Nash, Leslie Ross. Beiler. JoAnn Campbell. The F uture Homemakers have as a long-range goal for the year Our World: A Growing Hertiage . The members hope to help the students of KJHS better understand themselves, the faculty, and school. Our heritage plays an important part in helping us become better citizens as we grow up in today ' s world. Debbie Brown, President; Pam Catalano, Vice-Pres.; Sandy Smith, Secretary; Angelick McCormic, Treasurer; Joanna Burroughs, Reporter; Leslie Ross, Historian. IL Chorus The Choral Department of Kempsville Junior High consists of two mixed choruses and one girls Chorus. The Choruses presented two concerts during the year, a Christmas and Spring concert. The choral department plans to form a concert choir to which admission will be granted only by audition. Miss Clark directs us through one of our selections. Fourth Bell Chorus-Row 1; Rhonda Ewell, Trina Bamhart, Evelyn Zukel, Shelly Arthur, Cyndy Williams, Bemice Matthews, Melody Bogart, Nancy Dickinson, Renee Swayer, Debbie Ford- Accompanist, Frances Murphy. Row 2: Cyndy WiUiams, Mary Love, Diane Boyd, Anita Reed, Bonnie Parker, Terecia Throneberry, Debbie Lang, Linda Cramlet, Linda Slade, Bridget Robinson, Vicki Blair, Patricia Gentry. Row 3: Cheryl Robinson Ann Woodruff, Kathy Strange, Brenda Eaton, Michelle Machok Bonnie Anderson, Teresa Edge, Jan Bullock, Vicki White, Sharoi Coffelt, Kim WilUams, Barbara Schrappe, Kathy Brown. Row 4 Bobby Traino, Percell Brown, Doug Ashby, Bobby Brown, Perr Camer, Kim Cook. 82 Second Bell Chorus-Row 1: Mary Kennedy, Wanda Cowan, Karen Conlon, Terri DeCook, Colleen Moore, Tina Traino, Susan Mann, Angela Davis, Judy Sherman— Accompanist, Dreama Thomas, Susan Jones. Row 2: Sandra Livick, Sheri Johnson, Debbie Davis, Angie Scott, Deborah Friesen, Marilyn Wilhams, Lisa Langelier, Cheryl Wliite, Pamela Justice, Becky Skiles, Charlene Nash- Accompanist, Geneva Smith, Cathy Woolf, Roberta Brown. Row 3: Pamela Bray, Vivian Dean, Theresa Hubbard, Debbie Dearborn, Gary Bell, Steve Witherington, Robert Wilkson, Mark Sitterson, Victor Lambert, Creig Williams, Richard Lassiter, Leslie Calevas, Beth Modlin, Debra Harper, Martha Jones, Carol Delancey. Fifth Bell Chorus-Row 1: Mary Wall, Marie Cox, Janet Atherton, Kathy McPherson, Shirley Ohlman, Sharon Ives, Debbie Segrest. Row 2: Midge Dobbels, Karen Wallace, Diana Robinson, Cheryl Briden, Deborah Waughl, Gisele Bratton. Row 3: Valerie Somers, Vicki Carpenter, Jean Menge, Janet Bruen, Kathy Nolen, Mariane Miller. 83 Band The Kempsville Junior High Symphonic Band under the direction of Mr. William E. Flanagan is composed of 78 members and 9 majorettes. During football season, the marching band and majorettes performed at several games. In December the band joined the chorus in presenting Christmas In Song , the first concert in the school auditorium. They also performed in the District Band Festival. Band Council Bill Gilliam, Secretary; Joanne Brazier, Head Majorette; Cindy Marshall, President; Bill McNew, Treasurer. Row I: Tony Martin, Cindy Morrisette, Pam Meyer, Kathy McNally, Bob Clowes, Roddey Calhoun, Terry Francis, Bonnie Jones, Paula Pruden, Leslie Dorsey, Susan Urso, Nancy Yaple, Susan Kocones, Nancy Brown. Row 2: Betty Watson, Cindy Marshall, Don Simmons, Robin Barton, Debbie Mitchell, Jode Shaw, Clayton Bemick, Patrice Bowles, Kay Fulcher, Sharon James, Scott I ' oxwell, Tom Powers, Mark Stewart, Gerald Cobb, Tim Baxley, Mark Parker, Jerry Haste, William Mitchell, Larry Stauffer. Row 3: Lynne Gregory, Anne Higgens, Beverly Moss, John Dixon, Mark Lewis, Keith Scott, Eleish Higgins, Bill Gilliam, Marshall Lewis, F.Uis Forbes, Wayne Ziemba, Bill McNew, Gary Haste, John Ritter, Charles Harkness, Richard Wade, Richard | Mayfield, Delane Milner, Mike Skaltsounis. Row 4: John Bishop, Ricky Bliese, Mike Fheman, Gary KoelUng, Robert Traino, Tim Brewer, Gerry Bateman, Bob Hickman, Mike Kelly, Walt Anderson, Jeff Sweitzer, Doug Lightfoot, Floyd Warren, Tom East, William StahUng, Jack Knoeman. Row 1: Ricky Proctor, Deborah Calvctt, Brenda Meise, Pat Pugh, Mike Barrow, David Williams, Dallas Mooney, Beverly Hersch, Sue Pate, Darlene Stevenson, Keene Black, Pat Whitley, David Mike Hoover, Pegg Liverman, Robin Douglas, Rober Mandigo, Orban, Ben Hicks, Richard Harriman, Tim Hadley. Row 2: Ed William Smith. Schumacher, Robert Gcttridge, Mark Houchins, Anthony Mitchell, «( Row 1: Glenn Grandstaff, Hala Hammad, Tim Smith, Mike York, Sharon Jones, Linda Brutcher. Row 2; Steve McMillan, Robert J Alvin Kitzman, Ken Post, Ken Griffin, Joanne Blankenship, Gears, Mike Roe, Jim Bcasley, Bill Deary, Steve Pocan. Drama Club Members -Sea ted: Karen Conlin. Marie Cox, Judy Baiiks, Devon Lldndge.Sue Cox.Lenn Handfinger. Jeff PlTnderburk. Ida Hardison, Mary Heath, Betty Cradle. Standing: Kathy l rti. Micheie Renner, Val Houck, Ray Bateman, Robin Cross, Randy Barnes, William Kirby, Cindy Marshall, Sponsor-Miss Hogan, Jana Boyles, Phi lip Gordon , Susan Daniels, Jackie Criss, Sharlene Nash, Therese Hinson, Lenny Gray. M Drama Club membership is open to all students rather than just f those who take drama. The club participated in the Junior High Dramatics Festival in April and held their own niglit of one-act ( plays in the spring. 86 The Braves In Action Bobby Ambrose punts ball I 90 The KJHS Championship Braves Only one defeat kept the Braves from a perfect season. Under the able coaching of Mr. Coulthard and Mr. Ingram, the team was one the school was proud of. Hard practice and outstanding effort and desire by the players resulted in our first football team being the Junior J.V. Champions. 91 Braves Win Tournament Championship The Team-Row 1: Buddy Hooper, Anthony Gilchrist, Tommy Glisson, Rodney Ricks, Jimmy Roberts, Chowns, Bobby Traino, Paul Hickman, Billy I ' oster. Row 2: David Danny Rose, Coach Cochrane. Noel- Manager, Stacy Walker, Ralph Mott, Brett Poyner, Britt 92 I Who is sleeping in the bleachers? Defense! George Mikan Drill. Defense stance-step and close. Boston to the Strong Side? Twenty Two. Where are my tennis shoes? How did I get this open-OH NO! A game minus two seconds and one call. Zone (Hello-Good Bye) Press. Who stuffed who Bert? Enter-Mr. Clutch, Exit-Fourth quarter clock watchers. Kempsville Number 1. OH YEA!! With one hundred and thirty prospects in the Dusty Dungeon , the Braves went to work for their basketball season. As the dust cleared fifteen ballplayers emerged. They heard about such things as Clearing out. Draw Charge, High-Low, Point Zone, Stack Man, and Sunday. Saturdays, Thanks- giving, and Christmas were spent with pounding of the round ball and some of the guys talking about Pride, Reacting, and playing with the heart. Do You Want It? The players did and finished the season as Tournament Champions and just six points from a perfect season. Co-Captam Brett Poyner, Coach Cochrane, Co-Captain Bobby Traino. 93 Wrestling Team Has Impressive Season 5 € First Team-Row 1: Tony Tetterton, Joseph Moreau, Jeffrey Brown, David Clary, Jack Liies, Thomas Kerslake, Brian Catlin, Frank Welch. Row 2: Bruce Permeter, Tony Jennings, Steve Wood, Dalton Dunbar, James Everett, Brad Clements, Mark Barbee, Coach Bob Booth. Bayside 56 Bayside 42 Plaza 29 ■Virginia Beach 20 Princess Axine 16 Virginia Beach 13 Princess Anne 9 Plaza 29 Norfolk Academy Co-Captains David Clary and Frank Welch, Coach Bob Booth. 95 Due to hard work and long hours, the team ended the season with a respectable 6-2-1 record. The team scored a total of 338 team points compared to 232 for opponents. The Braves had only 132 points scored on them in the last seven matches. Also, the team had 37 pins on the season. Wrestling is lots of fun! I Mark seems to need help! Brad works for a pin The Team-Row 1: Tony Tetterton, Joseph Moreau, Jeffrey Brown, David Clary, Jack Liles, Thomas Kerslake, Brian Catlin, Frank Welch. Row 2: Bruce Permeter, Tony Jennings, Steve Wood, Dalton Dunbar, James Everett, Brad Clements, Mark Barbee. Row 3: David Lankford, Mark Storey, Danny Shannon, 96 John Wilson, Gaston Dalton, Glenn Grandstaff, Tim Hadley, Robert Wernick, Steve Burbage, Coach Bob Booth. Row 4: James Bartran, Bernard Gilchrist, Barry Clark, Mark Stewart, Tom Simmons, Robert Ambrose, William Douglas, Matt Francis, David McAnulty. ADVERTISEMENTS SALES . RENTALS - INSURANCE - APPRAISALS INSTITUTIONAL WHOLESALERS Norfolk Packing Co. Inc. DIVISION OF J.S. BELL JR., AND CO. 620 East OIney Road Norfolk, Virginia Phone 622-3216 622-5351 Bus. 4a0-l630 ETHERIDGE REALTY, INC. REALTORS 6076 INDIAN RIVER RD. VIRGINIA BEACH. VA. ZSASZ KEMPSVILLE AUTO SUPPLY, INC. 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