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

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Junior Class Officers and Executive Board: Front Flow: Bonnie Wilson, bookkeeperg Natalie Thompson, reporterg Ricky Gillispie, treasurerg Lisa Carter, secretary, Robin Smith, vice-president, Mervin Brown, president. Back Row: Scott Ashby, Lisa Deese, Craig Hodge, Dmitri Stockton, Renee Owens, Vonn Wade. uniors , 4 fiif 3 ,..-.f I f i, ,t. In wg fmltfm :lff ,. w',rmu: fmY, Friday night football and Robin Dalton, Tonya Gauldin and Dwayne Franklin are into the action. 124 Juniors Adams to Brickey -no-am, Faye Adams Charles Anderson Randy Ashby Jeff Barnes Perry Adams Valerie Anderson Scott Ashby Anthony Breedlove Kim Agee Kim Ashby Johnny Barker Sharon Brickey

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latherine Anne White: French Club 9, 10, 113 Band , 9, 10, 113 Literary Magazine 123 Track 10. Iathy Orlanda Wilson: Majorettes 9, 10, 11, SCA 10. inda Witcher: SCA 9, 123 Newspaper 12. sharon Elizabeth Wright: Spanish Club 9, Swing rhoir 10, 115 FBLA 10, 11, 125 Our Town. Maria Nanetta Wilson: SCA 12, FBLA 12. Vera Michelle Wilson: Spanish Club 9, 10, 11, 123 Pom-Poms 10, 11, 125 SCA 9, 10, Secretary 11, President 123 lnterclub Council 12, Conflict Commit- tee 125 Debate Team 11, 125 Literary Magazine 12, Girls' Basketball 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, Track 8, 9, 103 The Good Doctor: Senior Executive Board. Cynthia Lynne Young: French Club 9, 105 Pom- Poms 93 Mu Alpha Theta 10, 113 Scholars 10, 12, Drama Club 8, FBLA 113 Forensics 10, 11, 12. Dwayne Allen Young: Basketball 8, 9, 10. Well, here it is -the one, the only, first annual senior survey. We asked six questions of the class and here are the answers. Do you have a job? Sixty-one per- cent said yes and forty percent no. Some ofthe more unusual ones were at Teresa's School of Baton and Dance, Hampco, Byrd's Store, and assistant secretary for a dentist. Do you plan to go to college? Fifty-nine percent yes, seventeen percent no and the rest undecided. Most seniors were planning to go to Patrick Henry, but William and Mary, U.VA., Mary Washington, VCU and Old Dominion were frequent choices. If you do not go to college, what will you do? Sixty-five percent said that they would go to business or trade school, twenty percent to work and in third place was being a housewife. Do you think the past twelve years have helped prepare you for college or work? Fifty percent said yes, the rest ranged from some to not at all. lf the presidential election were held today, how would you vote? Contrary to national opinion, Jimmy Carter defeated Ronald Reagan by a two to one margin. John Anderson took seven percent of the vote. Do you think that men and women should be registered and drafted? Thirteen percentsaid that young men should be registered but not drafted, seventeen percent said that young men and women should be registered and drafted and forty-four percent said that neither should be registered nor drafted. And that's the way it is for the Class of '81, Tony Earles and Todd Marlowe play the fight song during the Drewry Mason game which the Lancers won 20-17. Seniors White to Young 123

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Stan Brodie Keith Cabiness Dempsey Carter Lisa Mae Carter Mervin Brown Sharon Cannaday Joseph Carter Muriel Carter Sherry Byrd Adrienne Carter Lisa Carter Bobby Caudill g ,J S 4 X. Rhonda Clifton Doug Coggins Sandy Collins Robin Dalton Anthony Clowers John Coles Vivian Colvin Greg Deavir lt's August. lt's Sunday afternoon, and Curtis Wilson is playing football in Axton. A history book makes a good seat for protecting white summer slacks when Cynthia Hodege must wait for a ride home alter school. Juniors Brodie to Deavir 125