Laurel Park High School - Koine Yearbook (Martinsville, VA)

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Home Economics II: Sponsor. FHA. Gloria McGhee: Averell College. B.S.; Algebra 1. Geometry; Sponsor. )V Cheerleaders. George M. McKelvy: University of Tennes- see al Martin. B.S.; Math 8: Sponsor, 8th Grade Football. Golf: Math Department Head. James D. Merriman: Elon College. B.A.: Virginia Polytechnical Institute. M.Ed.: Principal. Margaret Mize: Longwood Col- lege. B.S.: Business Exploration. Accounting, Shorthand I. Typing 1: Sponsor. Annual Staff. FBLA. Wayne Moore: Agricultural and Technical State University. B.S.. M.S.: Metal Shop I. 11: General Industrial Arts. John Myers: Maryville College. B.A.: Uni- versity of Iowa. M.A.: Mixed Chorus. Con- cert Choir. General Music; Sponsor, junior Class Play. Drama Club. Girls ' Ensemble: Music Department Head. Raleigh Myers: Lincoln Memorial Universit ' . B.A,; English 11, 12; Advanced Composition. Jim Noland: University of Virginia. B.A.: Southern Meth- odist University. M.Th.; English 9. Ad- vanced Composition: Sponsor. NHS. Charles Preston: Virginia State College. B.A.; Uni- versity of Virginia, M.Ed.: Assistant Princi- pal: Sponsor, SCA. Ginger Preston: King College. B.A.: English 12. Drama: Sponsor. Annual Staff. Drama Club. One-Act Play Director. Sybil Pruett: Concord College, B.S.: West Virginia University. M.A.; Art I. II, III. IV: Art Department Head. Frank Rad- noczi: Xavier University. B.S.; U.S. History. World History: Coach, Varsity Football. Eunice Roberts: University of Virginia. M.Ed.; Presbyterian School of Christian Education. B.R.E.; Guidance Counselor: Guidance Department Head. Kathryn Sabb: Hampton Institute, B.S.; World Geography: History Department Head. Isla Scarce: Rad- ford College. B.S.: University of Virginia. M.Ed.: English 8. 10; Sponsor. Forensics; En- glish Department Head. Randolph Scott: College of William and Mary. B.B.A.; Math 8. 9: Sponsor. 9th Grade Basketball. Eliza- beth Shankle: University of North Carolina. A.B.; Appalachian State University. M.A.; Sponsor. Library Club. Norma Gail Shively: University of North Carolina at Greensboro. B.A.: English 8. 10. Barry Speakman: Univer- sity of Virginia, B.S.: Suspension Bridge. Jane Strader: Longwood College, B.S : Uni- versity of Virginia, M.Ed.: Clerk TypiM 1,11 Sponsor. FBLA: Business Departmrni I Ii.mI Patricia Stultz: Patrick Henr Oimmiinilx College. A.S.: Averett College. B.S.: Reading. H. M. Summey: East Carolina University, B.S.: University of Virginia. MEd.: Chemis- try. Science. Math 8: Coach, Varsity Basket- ball, Cross Country. Track. Richard Tilley: Shenandoah Conservatory of Music. B.M.E.; Band. Patricia Toler: Radford College. B.S.; English 9. journalism: Sponsor. Newspaper. Deborah Turner: Patrick Henry Community College. A.S., Virginia Polytechnical Insti- tute and State University. B.S.; Typing I, Shorthand II, Consumer ' s Math; Sponsor. FBLA. Jean Wickham: University of Vir- ginia. B.S.: Science; Science Department Head. Gail Williams: Carson Newman Col- lege, B.S.; Health and P.E. 8. 9; Coach. Girls ' [V Basketball. Tennis. Volleyball. Nancy Woodring: Agricultural and Technical Stale University. B.S.; Earth Science. Science; Sponsor. Science Club. David Woodring: Eastern Kentuck ' University. B.S.: Wood Shop I. II, III. ■K ¥? miM S. 4L i in Interests and Credits ABOVE: Mr. Don Merriman advises. Mr. Charles Preston consoles, and Ms. Diane Dunkley jokes with an emaciated fellow teacher following the pre-Christ- mas post exam period. LEFT: Making a paper mache wiseman for the Maji is a simple task for one as gifted as Mrs. Sybil Pruett. RIGHT: Spare time being rare for Mr. Raleigh Myers. he uses his time wisely. Faculty Statistics 147

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m mi ,- ' ST 0 ?h3 PATRICK HENRr P 2S4 Within the walls of our school are not only students and teachers, but also salesmen, cashiers, receptionists, secre- taries, fast order cooks, waitresses, car hops, mechanics, stable worl ers, gard- eners, farmers, dairymen, mothers, fathers, housewives, babysitters ..the list goes on and on. Students begin to look for jobs as soon as they are old enough and going from school to their jobs is a daily rou- tine Many have tight schedules to allow for homework, extra-curricular activities and personal free time On the following pages are advertise- ments from local businesses, many of which are employers for Laurel Park students. There are also ads for the places students eat, entertain themselves and shop. OPPOSITE PAGE CLOCKWISE Homeroom for Rod ney Utt. Tim Jones. Nancy Martin and Cagney Per kins gives time to talk and relax before classes be- gin Lying on the gym floor. Ann Houchins finishes a test Fooling around in the halls is a pastime for Ty- rone Hilton and Mary Moyer Finishing early in ad- vanced comp, Susan Merricks has a conversation with a friend THIS PAGE CLOCKWISE Despite the sign. Koine staff members continue on their long hike to the cars after a tour of Monticello Swings are for all ages. Ms Gail Williams and Nancy Martin enioy an old pleasure Raymond Minter capsules the entertainment and shopping places of Laurel Park rteaaBeaEjati]© f im mm Hardees GOLP COURSES ( ' -•V y