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A TALON WELCOME TO THE WORLD OF LLOYD C. BIRD 40304 Courthouse Road Chesterfield, Virginia NOLLOL?720 title 1 LOO LE IER To mem ee ed PR util 2 introduction Foreword As the history of the past two decades unfolded, a generation emerged — our genera- tion. Born amidst the anger of the 1960’s, we learned to survive. We were influenced ‘in ear- ly years by men such as John F. Kennedy and Martin Luther King, Jr; we gained even deeper insight when each fell at the hands of assas- sins. When we started school, a war no one could understand was being fought on the other side of the world and yet it seemed to be forgotten — for a while anyway — when Neil Armstrong took his ‘giant leap for mankind.” The decade of the 1970’s rolled around and with it came political corruption. We saw the first resignation ever of a President of the Unit- ed States. The Vietnam conflict finally ended — without the smell of victory — and encouraged us to strive for international peace. Then came economic problems on the home front—we learned the definition of “inflation.” But we have made it, we have survived; “That was then, this is now.’’Transforming hostility into creative energy, we attempted the impossi- ble — and succeeded. We became responsible citizens, eager to play the ‘game of life’. The 1980 TALON reflects on the events that molded our character. As David Neel (left) has grown and changed through the 60’s and 70,’s so have we all. Seniors as well as some teach- ers can be seen—as we were-— pictured throughout the book. The TALON staff bids you a fond WELCOME TO OUR WORLD Shelby Anderson Editor TABLE of Contents Our World IOLAGIC we ee a Our World of swect .............14 Our World of Amusemen?....56 FrESAMEON .........cceeeeeeeees 114 SOPNOMOTES ...........000 430 YUMIOLS cvs tate ce eons 144 SENIOIS! tei ee 160 Our World of Business ........180 INdexX ................202 Farewell to 1980 ..208 introduction 3 fol ‘a EV. MAT N LUTHER KING JR. a (9 29 1968 4 flashback ’60’s Triumph and Tragedy The 1960’s began and ended with hope, but in between were displays of violence that still re- main unequaled. In 1960 the na- tion elected its youngest presi- dent, John F. Kennedy, with the promise of a ‘New Frontier.” But it was the decade of the as- sassin— John Kennedy, Martin Luther King, Jr., and Robert Ken- nedy all paid the price. Lyndon B. Johnson was hastily sworn in aboard Air Force 1 in 1963 and the U.S. was soon in the middle of the controversial conflict in Vietnam. National attention shift- ed from thoughts of tragedy to visions of triumph when, In 1969, Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin first stepped into the “New Frontier.” sfa flashback ‘60's 5 wend, MICE 6 flashback ‘60's Rock and Rebellion During the 1960’s the emphasis was On communication, be it through music, fashion, or sports. Rock music changed with the Beatles invasion in 1964 and climaxed at Woodstock in 1969. Fashions were as unique as the decade itself when Twiggy intro- duced the miniskirt. For athletes it was the era of the under- dog—Joe Namath led his New York Jets to victory in Super Bowl Ill and Wilma Rudolph sprinted her way to three gold medals in the 1960 Rome Olym- DiGSmaasidam flashback ‘60's 7 8 flashback ’70’s Disgrace and Disappointment Watergate caused Americans to become disillusioned with poli- tics in the 1970's. In 1974 Rich- ard Nixon became the first presi- dent to resign. Gerald Ford spent his term trying to restore faith in government and lost in 1976 to Jimmy Carter. Patricia Hearst was kidnapped by the SLA and the cry of “no nukes’ rang from coast to coast follow- ing an accident at Three Mile Is- land. As the decade drew to a close, 50 Americans were being held hostage by Iranian militants. KK Cf aK flashback ‘70's 9 = SIS come ATUR DAYNIGH Ip ve 10 flashback ‘70's Attempt and Achievement The 1970’s was the decade of achieving the impossible. Mark Spitz won a record seven gold medals at the tragic 1972 Mu- nich Olympics and Bruce Jenner dazzled us at Montreal in 1976. Evel Knievel attempted to jump the treacherous Snake River Canyon in his custom-made rocket. Movies provided two means of escape—disco fever swept the country with the gy- rations of John Travolta in “Sat- urday Night Fever’ and interest in science fiction was regenerat- ed with the likes of “Star Wars.” KK fq flashback ‘70's 11 TOP BIRDS GAN? BY Aubrey L. Lindsey, Principal. Helen Lindsey reacts to catching BIG BIRD out of flight pattern. 12 administration GUIDE THEIR FLOCK ——— cg S— SSN — . . xX Y —Z2 = CB a aie Sear ! “ty TONES Y WAN Mb iN}! ( Pe) aS Wie ) t, A - ° aZ SNS SEZ administration 13 athletics 15 CHEERLEADERS A big part of Bird’s athletics is the cheerleaders. Chosen in the spring, they begin practice during the summer, attend camp, and continue their activities throughout the entire year. As a result of their enthusiastic leader- ship, Bird was this year’s re- cipient of the AA Sports- manship Trophy. L. Eades, R. Cole, L. Flores, B. Kcraget, Captain G. King, T. Stinson, D. Miles, Co-captain K. Thornburg, W. Wells. Not pictured: A. Cox, and Sponsor, J. Barnes. 16 varsity cheerleaders Add spirit Junior varsity cheerleaders also have a year-round job. What they lack in size, they make up for in SPIRIT. Row 1: J. Hamilton, R. Brunner, R. Taylor, R. Barlowe, P. Ament. Row 2: J. Wyatt, J. Dotson, Rhonda Seal leads fans. R. Seal, K. Dent, A. Newnam. anked by Co-captains Pam Ament and Jill Dotson, Sponsor, Betty Hafling wonders where they get their energy. j.v. cheerleaders 17 Varsity skyhawks a. Row 1: T. Ludwig, R. Tyson, G. Branch, K. Eaton, D. Martin, T. Wright, T. Cimino, T. Boisseau, D. Dagenhart, J. Wheeler, D. Harris, J. Bowles. Row 2: J. Richardson, T. Myers, S. Anderson, M. Browning, J. Clarke, E. Fisher, B. Fisher, S. Freed, R. Moon, D. Bosher, L. Dunnavant, T. Wright, G. Pici. Row 3: J. Russell, F. Clements, C. Ryburn, G. Edmonds, C. Comer, L. Carroll, J. Hughes, D. Runner, R. Osborne, C. Rogers, M. Beasley, M. Bond, N. Skidmore, B. Brockwell. Row 4: W. Gilliam, P. Neel, J. Johnson, J. Pollard, R. Baker, S. Taylor, A. Chamberlin, M. Bat- tle, K. Cunningham, P. Waitkus, P. Wheeler, H. Lyne, M. Tsou, H. Modlin. 18 varsity football ock Out Opponents Opp. LCB Albermarle 3. 19 Monacan 5s Clover Hill 0 0 Greensville G22 Nottoway O327 Bluestone 14 (22 Brunswich 0’ Rand.-Henry — 0 48 Matoaca 6 Park View 0 53 Southampton 45 6 (regional) varsity football 19 20 varsity football But for a breath-taking 7-6 loss to Matoaca, the Varsity gridiron specialists would have been the Southside District champs. They did, however, receive a wild card berth to the AA Regional playoffs, but lost to defending state champion, Southampton, in the first round. Team statistician Chris King attended every game and because of his spirit and de- termination, a special award was named in his honor. This year’s recipient was Todd Ludwig. Though 17 seniors will be lost to graduation, next year’s team should be equally tough in the all-new Dominion district. CHESTERFIELD COUNTY LIBRARY rT +. JIRGINIA varsity football 21 Row 1: H. Hunter, D. Johnson, W. Thomas, T. Nye, T. Booth, J. Hinchey, J. Maddox, D. Dudley, J. Lee, S. Thatcher, R. Pulley, T. Drinkwater, D. Blaszak, J. Lotti. Row 2: R. Belcher, M. Kurtz, T. Gates, C. Cooke, T. Persell, R. Vaughan, M. Saunders, P. Hale, D. Ruffner, R. Thompson, D. Beasley, D. Miller, C. Spence. Row 3: M. Davis, J. Beach, J. Hunter, B. Smick, R. Francis, P. Anderson, M. Rosenberg, M. LaFountain, R. Williams, C. Hicks, D. Anderson. Row 4: Coach B. Chamberlain, H. Webster, K. Trent, W. Allen, T. Wright, J. Branch, W. Clements, D. Joiner, F. Carroll, G. Moore, G. Berger, T. Wiseman, W. Deaton, C. Young. ey irds Se we Ee ie 22 jv football Leave Nest _ Clove _ Matoaca | _ Thomas Dale Manchester — _ Monacan © ‘Midlothian | j V football 23 Competing in Central District play this season, the hockey team handed in an impressive 5- 4-1 record. Co-captain Jackie Claiborne earned defensive player of the year honors while Co-captain, Terri Van Meter grabbed the offensive player ti- tle. Next season the team moves into Dominion District play and looks forward to the challenge. Row 1: S. Tompkins, D. Revell, D. Miller, T. Marshall, M. Twyman. Row 2: T. Clarke, D. Seymore, C. Trevvett, N. Lewis, C. Showalter, L. Edwards, J. Claiborne, Coach B. Goode. Row 3: K. Davis, M. Evans, J. Zavertnik, M. Peoples, C. Taylor, D. Bales, R. Lehman. LCB Monacan . Colonial Heights Midlothian Hopewell Meadowbrook _ Colonial Heights Midlothian Meadowbrook Hopewell Marshall Walker Se Oe ee SS a te eo OOO ROSE Aa WAR ; Be se, iz, Lae i a ae es Me or a LS Dada a © See Me) ie are Oe Ue er We'll get them next time! Inset: Cherri Taylor in action 24 field hockey Born to Run Through the cold, inclement weather, Cross Country team runners practiced endlessly. Posting a 4-8 and Opp. LCB Varina 36 1 2-2 record (respectively) Manchester — 19 44 boys and girls showed vast Clover Hill 19 42 improvement over last Sussex Central 22 33 year. Boys topped off their i Sag sai “i season with a 6th place in Monocan a7 46 Virsa (ERR tice Benedictine 25 34 Eee Stonelh MISE, - Dinwiddie 31 24 Girls placed 8th in Virginia Clover Hill 24 35 Tech’s Cross Country Matoaca 42 15 Invitational. Only Jim Mann Hopewell 2. 33 and Susan McLean will hang Thomas Dale 29 26 up their track shoes this year, so the team looks for- ward to a bright record next season. Row 1: Manager, N. Combs, S$. McLean, N. Miles, M. Johnson, M. Taylor, L. Harris. Row 2: G. Hopper, J. Mann, G. Williams, S. Sawyer, M. Friend, J. Cash, M. Beall, Coach J. Foege. Inset left: Mary Taylor readies for a race. Inset right: Angie Whitley at the starting line. 25 cross country Lady Skyhawks Lady Skyh awks hit the court hard this year taking the seasonal title and the district title. Although road trips were long and hard, the girls still had enough in them to show their opponents what a tough team they are. Sticking to their motto, “We Are Family”, the girls worked together making a strong bond that could NOT be broken. With every team member playing well, three awards were given for best offensive players, best defen- sive player and 110% during each game. The winner of one of the awards wore a skyhawk necklace. This brought encouragement to the team and helped lead the girls through a tough but victorious sea- son. With most of the starting lineup returning, the team is look- ing forward to continuing the win- ning tradition. hdd atti Y iw Th binies eticdy Tin Row 1: L. Gilbert, P. Stanley Co-captains; Row 2: Manager C. Holmes, Coach, J. Wilson, A. Whitley, C. Carroll, K. Cunningham, R. Brown, S. Anderson, S. Holmes, K. Dunn, B. Stargardt, R. Graves, R. Hypes, Manager K. O’Neal. 26 varsity basketball Swoop the Hoop The Lady Skyhawks posted a 16-2 record in season No. 2. Three members received special honors making the All-District Team were Lynne Gilbert and Brenda Stargardt (first team). Kim Dunn re- ceived Honorable Mention. On the All Tournament team were Kim Dunn, Lynne Gilbert, and Brenda Stargardt. On the All-Metro were Brenda Stargardt (first team), Lynne Gilbert (second team) and Kim Dunn (honorable mention). Greensville’ Nottoway © 27 varsity basketball District Champs After defeating Brunswick 80-29, Bird went on to capture the dis- trict championship. Regional competition proved to be tougher, however, and Bird bowed out in the first round. 28 varsity basketball Rookies Rebound Junior varsity ladies improved throughout the season in spirit and skill. Game scores not avail- able. Row 1: C. Cooper, L. Gilbert, A. Richardson, L. Morris Row 2: L. Yarborough, K. Croom, K. Bradley, A. Dunnavant, A. Steed, T. Wright, A. Parham. Inset: Coach B. Hughes. j V basketball 29 TWISTING Row 1: Manager F. Gorse, S. Mills, B. Unger, S. Johns, J. Whitener, K. Cook, A. Whitley, S. Johns, Coach K. Przystawik. Row 2: R. Whitmore, S. Nelson, P. Perkins, K. Wilds, L. Hansen, D. Braswell. 30 gymnastics TURNING Row 1: J. Bowles, F. Gorse, B. Kcraget, R. Talley, B. Kidd. Row 2: Coach K. Przystawik, Manager J. Whitener, D. Havens, J. Farmer, J. Garris, W. Mor- gan, J. Galliszewski, Manager S. Johns, R. Zingg. gymnastics 31 Skyhawks Hit the Mat t Row 1: K. McKabe, D. Beasley, M. Kurtz, S. Petty, J. Glidewell, D. Dudley, W. Deaton. Row 2: B. Kcraget, D. Havens, E. Doersch, J. Lee, S. Thatcher, K. Branch, B. Miles, P. Newman. Row 3: Coach J. Copp, D. Cole, J. Hinchey, J. Garst, G. Hodge, M. Beasley, D. Runner, B. Lowery, D. Chamberlin, K. Dixon, R. Pratt. Regional Honors: Team 9th Jeff Glidewell 6th, Shawn Norvet 5th, Jeff Lee 5th, Scott Thatcher 5th, Dayle Runner 5th. Pi: ? eo oof ac pag Row 1: L. Garnett, J. Lassell, J. Burley, B. Small, G. Garnett, M. Brand, G. Spence, J. Smart, T. Gates, M. Newcomb. Row 2: T. Daniels, T. Treece, B. Castle, T. Barrack, D. Juhasz, K. Richardson, E. Sawyer, D. Critcher, R. Osborne, J. Hughes, J. Knott, N. Skidmore, L. Brand, Coach J. Richardson. Row 3: C. Faris, M. Stuck, G. Johnson, R. Strong, G. Branch, G. Gibson, J. Russell, R. Richardson, G. Edmonds, P. Wiseman, C. Spencer, S. Harrington, R. Talley, N. Boughman. Varsity Cagers Win Region Row 1: B. Fisher, Co-captain M. Webster, Co-captain E. Friend, H. Daniels. Row 2: Manager L. Friend, K. Marks, J. lezzi, E. Fisher, L. Mines, K. Bradley, Coach C. Tester, S. Stewart, J. Clarke, T. Wright, D. Harris, S. Webster, Manager M. Horner. 34 varsity basketball Place Second in State Varsity cagers scored their way to a 23-5 record, losing only to Brunswick. But they came back in the Regional AA tournament to beat the Bulldogs and win the title. In the state tournament, the Skyhawks beat. Harrison- burg, the defending cham- pion. But their Cinderella season ended in a _ heart- stopping game against Martinsville which resulted in a 59-57 double overtime loss. Congratulations to the team, cheerleaders, and fans for an excellent season. Coach of the Year, Tester promises more victories next season. Prince George 36 58 Clover Hill _ _ 36 40 Nottoway © : = Bluestone Harrisonburg (state) 50 56 Martinsville (state finals) 2° SO (2 O.T.) 57 varsity basketball 35 Dunkin’ Dudes Horace Daniels weeds through Monacan defenders for an in- Earl Fisher keys the fast break. side jumper. Earl Fisher drives in for a lay-up. Eric Friend rises to the occasion. Keith Bradley battles for possession. 36 varsity basketball Jumping JVs its = 5 as oD oe se ees 5 Aw Te mos —- bh Ses so ae le Toe Lone A= SeLn Branch, H. Mayo J R. Taylor, Coach R. Horn Slaughter, D. Thaw. Battle, D. ing, M. Co basketball 37 J) Vv TROTTERS Row 1: L. Morris, M. Wilder, A. Whitley, J. Claiborne. Row 2: S. McLean, M. Taylor, M. Johnson, C. Carroll, M. Ganzert. Row 1: Manager N. Combs, D. Anderson, D. Peat. Row 2: J. Mann, N. McLean, G. Williams, S. Sawyer, D. Collie, M. Beall, Coach J. Foege Up and Over, Steve Freed Marjorie Johnson on the run 38 indoor track SWINGERS LG) Fit: oN David Mann (center) “roughs’’ it while Jeff Cole (left) and James Eubank (right) tee off in the district tournament. Row 1: S. Anderson, Coach J. Porter, Manager W. Wheeler, D. Mann. Row 2: S. Tilley, R. Morri- son, K. Hansen, S. Anderson, J. Eubank, T. Myers, J. Cole, S. Stewart, E. Kemp, R. Stillwell, Not pictured: M. Evans, J. Rogers, M. Wilder. golf 39 TENNIS Kevin Battle (No. 1) and George Newnam (No. 2) perfect their strokes. 40 tennis (kicker) Quite a Racquet more. .:GAEAAGS Row 1: A. Cox, S. Nelson, R. Henry, M. Yencha. Row 2: S. Pet- ty, A. Parham, T. Braudrick, S. Pittman, J. Orr. Row 3: Coach J. Wilson, D. Miles, S. Phillips, R. Brown, R. Cole, S. Carroll, S. Everhart. Row 1: P. Anderson, G. Johnson, M. Jackson, D. Peat, T. Gates, F. Clements, J. Bland. Row 2: T. Bar- rack, K. Collie, R. Short, J. Lotti, G. Moffit, R. Wagner, K. Battle, G. Newnam. Not Pictured: Coach B. Chamberlain. Darlene Miles (No. 1) readies for return while Teresa Braudrick and Amy Cox review their game plan once tennis 41 Undefeated Karen West leads the pack (below) while Marjorie Johnson and Mi- chelle Wilder celebrate victory (right). i iit jl! i I lt wae i | ane _ ree Bk al OS ¥ M | | HH Baia ! Hi wt Ha i i ui ik et i I i i if AHAB ea) i 2 salsa Ae ang “ Greensville Monacan 42 _ Randolph Henry 1 Wee BRR. ‘Park View ==. 21% 88, Randolph Henry. . | Bluestone 42 varsity track Once More After two years of competi- tion, the girls’ track team has yet to be beaten during the regular season. Under the leadership of Lisa Friend (district champ in both the shot and discus) and Karen West (most versatile run- ner), the team placed first in Chesterfield County and first in the Southside Dis- trict. Row 1: D. Brown, M. Johnson, L. Friend, K. West, J. Claiborne, S. McLean, M. Taylor, L. Edwards. Row 2: Coach J. Richardson, D. Breedon, C. Hogwood, L. Yarborough, M. Horner, R. Dotson, M. Wilder, A. Whitley, Coach C. Tester. varsity track 43 Fleet Feet Other than a tie with Din- widdie, our boys’ track team had an unblemished record—no defeats in 15 outings. This excellence re- sulted in first place in the Chesterfield County Meet, first place in the Southside District meet, and first place in the Region | meet. 4 D. Pittman photo D. Pittman photo Front: N. Combs, Manager. Row 1: Coach J. Foege, T. Wright, L. Carroll, S. Freed, S. Sawyer, J. Clarke, T. Wright, Coach J. Pici. Row 2: H. Daniels, K. Cunningham, B. Fisher, F. Coles, G. Williams, M. Saunders, P. Waitkus, M. Tsou, C. Spencer, J. Pollard, E. Fisher. Row 3: J. Mann, D. Collie, M. Beall, S. Norvett, D. Anderson, G. Branch, P. Hale, M. Garnett, L. Haw- kins. 44 varsity track TAKE TITLES IN STRIDE varsity track 45 46 varsity baseball ke | Henry Bluestone Brunswick Randolph Henry” Matoaca Park View Gibbons y Y Clover Hill ey de _ Bluestone 92 Ronnie White AND ROBBING EV Olin gs ha ta et A ng oe - DelSlaughter Row 1: K. Fowler, J. Wheeler, J. Cratch, D. Neel, D. Slaughter, C. Comer. Row 2: P. Wiseman, S. Peach, J. lezzi, D. Bosher, C. Rog- ers. Row 3: Coach S. Fornash, M. Ghane yanks Osoorne,.. G: Edmonds, R. White, R. Cratch. varsity baseball 47 Kings of the Diamond The devastating Skyhawks slugged their way to a first place finish in the Southside District. Paced by the pitch- ing of seniors Rick Cratch (right) and Paul Wiseman, they breezed to a record of 1s. Jimmy Wheeler rounds the bases. Kip Fowler congratulates Del Slaughter on a base hit. 48 varsity baseball Spirited Hustlers Gain Experience Row 1: Manager C. Farris, K. King, T. Booth, D. Brown, M. Flores, D. Ed- wards, C. Spence, M. Skelton, M. LaFountain. Row 2: Coach P. Legg, P. Neel, D. Blaszak, B. Smick, T. Drink- water, J. Hulon, L. Clodfelter, C. Cooke, S. Coates, S. Hofmann, Man- ager B. Lacks. jv baseball 49 The Lady Skyhawks cruised to a record of 16-2 under the guidance of coach Bar- bara Goode. Pitchers Shelly Whitmore and_ Robin Graves led a well-balanced team to the Southside dis- trict title and into the Re- gion | playoffs. ree Row 1: ‘i vous P. ean B. Stargardt, WAtrneres D. enn R. Hypes. Rae 2: Manager C Ronanenne R. Lehman, A. Dunnavant, S. Holmes, P. Stanley, T. Marshall, R. Graves, Coach B. Goode. Not pictured: S. Wells. 50 varsity softball With Cleats Opp. LCB Nottoway 01 10 Greensville 09 21 Brunswick 02 ™, 13 Matoaca 04 | 06 Randolph Henry 07 08 Monacan 04 07 Greensville 02 |. 11 Clover Hill 03 17 Nottowayk _ 04 1 Bluestone 03 13 Park View © 03 1 Brunswick 03 09 _ Randolph Henry 06 03 Bluestone 09 05 - _Matoaca 04 06 Park View 01 10 Monacan 01 04 Clover Hill 02 10 Anticipation . . . Catcher Lynne Gilbert varsity softball 51 NO. 1—AGAIN! upper right. Pam Stanley scoops one out of the dirt above: Sheila Holmes bunts her way on base lower right: Robin Graves uncorks the perfect strike 52 varsity softball Varsity Club Varsity club members provided popcorn for our munchies and paper for our presents in an at- tempt to earn additional money for athletics. SKYHA ARE Bird athletes attempt to corner the silver market. Congratula- tions on a fantastic year. Keep- ing filling up that case. varsity club 53 EXCELLENCE 1979 1979 Record: 5-3 Record 7a 12 Third place in Southside Dis- trict 1980 Record: 23-5 1980 First place in Southside Dis- trict Record: 9-2 First place in Southside Dis- trict Tournament First place in Region | Tour- nament Second place in State AA Tournament Second place in Southside District Fourth place in Region | 1979 Record: 14-5 Third place in Southside District Third place in Southside District Tournament 1980 Record: 19-3 First place in Southside District First place in Southside District Tournament Fifth place in Region | Tournament Football Girls Basketball Boys Basketball 54 sports records In Only Two Years Record: 14-3 First place in Southside District First place in Region | Second place in State AA Tournament 1980 Record: 16-2 First place in Southside District 1979 Girls Record: 12-0 First in Southside District Third place in Region | Boys Record:.9-2-1 Third place in Southside Dis- trict 1979 Third place in Region | Record: 15-4 1980 Second place in Southside Girls District Record: 6-0 First place in Chesterfield 1980 County First place in Southside Dis- Record: 16-2 trict First place in Southside Dis- trict Boys Record: 5-0-1 First place in Chesterfield County First place in Southside Dis- trict First place in Region | Track — Softball Baseball sports records 55 OUR WORLD 56 activities LOL A —_ ea YY) a = O activities 57 Sponsored by the local Kiwanis, the Key and Keyette Clubs strive to serve the com- munity and the school. Activi- ties include collecting clothes for the needy, aiding during the Ronald McDonald run-a- thon, helping park cars at home football games, and donating the bird mascot to the school. The Keyettes or- ganized the second annual “Beak Week,” in keeping with the legend of Sadie Hawkins. Students dressed up, wore hats, and went western. Chad Spencer and _ Michelle Edmonds won free dance tick- ets on “Twin day” (below right). Festivities climaxed Fri- day night at the dance with tunes played by our resident disc jockeys—Earl and Burrell Fisher. 58 keyettes Get Keyed-up ee Row 1: D. Moore, Secretary C. Blankenship; Chaplain M. Cunningham; Treasurer S. Cole; Vice-president K. Hubbard; President S. McLean; L. Stuck. Row 2: Sponsor J. Sadler; D. Miles, A. Cox, M. Peoples, K. Williams, S. Whitmore, B. Andrew, K. Perkins, B. Strange. Row 3: T. Glidewell, B. Bailey, T. Dorsett, S. Heisler, T. Walton, D. Morris, S. Nelson, S. Moore. Ve Ee For Service Row 1: R. Richardson, C. Amis, T. Huband, D. Thomas, S. Mason, K. Hansen, G. Moffitt, Row 2: J. Burley, G. Gibson, S. Sawyer, B. Ganzert, K. Richardson, J. Farmer, J. Mann, J. Smart, R. Phelps, P. Legg sponsor, Row 3: F. Gorse, T. Wiseman, D. Mann, K. Marks, J. lezzi, L. Dunnavant, M. Stuck. key 59 Annie Got Her Gun o Drama’s spring production, ‘Annie, Get Your Gun,” was a smashing success. Ac- tion centered around the adventures of Annie Oakley —her alliance with Buffalo Bill and her attempt to woo Frank Butler. Bird’s second theatrical season ended when Annie got her man. Debbie Peterson and Chris Cole as two upper- class snobs (above left) Ed Kollatz as Buffalo Bill (above right) LeAnne Carrouth as Annie and Kyle Richardson as Foster Wilson (right) 5 by |. Barnes 60 drama Her Man! Scott Rogers as Chief Sitting Bull with Arthur Smith as Charlie Davenport Annie (LeAnne Carrouth) and Frank Butler (Alan Chamberlin) have a difference of opinion (above). Tonya Campbell as Dolly Tate with Charlie Davenport and Buf- falo Bill (left) drama 61 PINNACLE Most of the writers on this year’s staff are also enrolled first-year journalism. The newsmagazine’s format changed as editions were in- creased from one to two annually. Row 1: Business Manager S. Tilley, Sports Editor R. King, G. Hodge, Editor-in-chief R. Dotson, L. Carrouth, Sponsor L. Clubs Encourage Gillespie. Row 2: M. Gioelli, B. Ganzert, “Summit’’” co-editors K. Cunningham K. Hanley, S$. Moore, T. Walton, J. Smart. HISTORY This year’s club vis- ited Agecroft Hall and sponsored many school activities in- cluding History Mys- tery Contest, Tug of War, and Cupid Hot- lines on Valentine’s Day. 62 pinnacle, history ahh DEL? eis ne af ' ] “sy Hs _ la Row 1: D. Peterson, L. Doane, seers Porter, S. Johns, K. Collie. Row 2: R. King, S. Tilley, Outside Interests SCIENCE This club was the result of active interest in all aspects of the scientific world. Members at- tempt to discover the hidden secrets of the world through science. Row 1: S. Scrivener, B. Richardson. P. Harris, R. Lehman, R. Stiso, Sponsor J. Mitchell Row 2: P. Blotkamp, F. Berger, D. Melton, M. Morgan, S. Tompkins, M. Finefield, K. McCabe, M. Jackson. CIVIL WAR Students who enjoy the study of Ameri- ca’s War Between the States compose tnis club. Field trips are the major activ- ity of this history-ori- ented organization. Row 1: B. Coldiron, B. Murray, B. Bailey, R. Short. Row 2: J. Wolfe, D. Chamberlin, E. Kollatz, L. Dunnavant, Sponsor S. Cormier, J. Zillius, R. Wagner. science, civil war 63 64 miss lloyd c. bird Bird Beauties Top right: Lisa Flores, first runner-up, sponsored by Key Club Bottom right: Beth Kcraget, second runner-up, sponsored by Spanish Club Top left: Wanda Wells with escort Monte Webster Bottom left: Michelle Hodge with es- cort Greg Hodge a Compete for Crown After Cindy Osterbind won the Talent Show singing ‘| Honestly Love You,” Bird’s loveliest ladies paraded in the first annual SCA- sponsored beauty pageant. Girls chosen to represent various clubs were judged on the basis of appearance and personality. Sponsored by the German Club, Julia Whitener smiled radiantly when she was named MISS LLOYD C. BIRD. miss lloyd c. bird 65 ‘When in Rome, or Madrid, FRENCH French students have the option of joining this club. Members bol- stered school spirit by selling blue and white pompons for pep ral- lies and aroused Christ- mas spirit at the nurs- ing home. 66 spanish, french SPANISH This club is open to those students who are enrolled in Spanish and who have a desire to expand their knowledge. Activities this year included singing at the Chesterfield County Nursing Home at Christmas and at- tending Spanish ballets at the Mosque. ZU, Row 1: M. Finefield, Secretary A. Payne; President C. Goss; Trea- surer C. Cole, Vice-president B. Koraget, J. Orr, T. Braudrick, T. Greene. Row 2: B. Kcraget, D. Peat, G. Hazlewood, K. Messer, S. Everhart, B. Sutton, Sponsor K. Neale, D. Moore. Row 3: L. Murphy, K. Jones, L. Greene, S. Rogers, K. Dunn, M. Yencha, D. Miles, D. Havens. Row 1: Sponsor M. Harrison. Row 2: R. Henry, M. Welchons, L. Hansen, Treasurer Treasurer M. Wellons, B. Andrew, T. Van Meter. Row 3: L. Rowe, T. lezzi, F. Berger, T. Hodge. Row 4: L. Goodin, M. Wilder, M. Johnson, E. Doersch, M. Garnett, S. Nolen, P. Blotkamp, President K. Richardson, Vice- president K. Davis, S. Tilley, D. Chapman. or Paris, or Berlin. . .”’ C. Bird. Row 1: C. Cooper, H. Woodson, B. Wooten, J. Claiborne. Row 2: R. Phelps, Sponsor M. Hicks, K. O’Neal, K. Adams, G. Moffitt, M. Cunningham, C. Cesario. Not pictured: D. Melton. serait Sac a Row 1: Sponsor E. Carrigan, T. Persinger, D. Benson, K. Lay, P. Stuck, M. Mancuso, Row 2: L. Cawthorne, K. Stacy, C. Amis, F. Gorse, R. Ciarhdson, L. Dunnavant, B. Ganzert, S. Petty, B. Richard- son, E. Combee. LATIN Latin students were the rave of the language ban- quet. Wearing fashionable togas, they entertained all with their humorous antics, proving that Latin is alive and well and living at Lloyd GERMAN The language of the land of saurkraut and knockwurst is brought to Bird through the German club. German versions of ‘‘Silent Night’” and “O Christ- mas Tree’ were heard in the halls during the Yuletide season. Other activities included a cake walk and Fall Fes- tival and the sale of M M‘s. latin, german 67 Jan Whiteside 68 cafeteria for Thought cafeteria 69 SINGING Mixed Chorus Under the direction of Rob- ert Dewell are L.C. Bird’s trio of choirs—the Mixed Chorus, Vocal Ensemble, and Advanced Choir. Each meets one period a day to practice singing skills. Groups put their talent to- gether at Christmastime to help the student body es- cape into a_ musical wonderland. Row 1: B. Coldiron, T. Ray, K. Dent, S. Hicks, Row 2: Y. Weeks, E. Harris, S. Johns, A. Newnam. Row 3: F. Coles, G. Moore, D. Kcraget, L. Yarborough, S. Smith. Vocal Ensemble Row 1: M. Welchons, L. Brand, C. Gilliam, T. Compton, C. Poprich, K. Adams. Row 2: K. O'Neal, J. ele D. Morris, K. Cook, D. Melton. Row 3: H. Barfknecht, C. Osterbind, R. Moon, E. Sawyer, A. mitn. 70 chorus SKYHAWKS Karen O’Neal practices her ‘‘fa-la-la’s.”” +e Advanced ein Choir Se% tig a i el se eee Row 1: K. Adams, L. Custis, L. Coulter, J]. Wolfe, M. Carson, T. Wallace, M. Lucas. Row 2: K. O'Neal, N. Combs, R. Stiso, E. Kollatz, R. Gravel, B. Unger, J. Porter, S. Taylor. Row 3: E. Lombardo, L. Han- sen, M. Bond, D. Runner, A. Bowen, W. Yeatts, K. Jones, D. Wilmoth. chorus 71 MEMORIES TAKE: 1 ceiling of streamers 1 bridge with trickling stream 1 band — Richmond International - hard-working Junior class myriads of flowers ADD: 1 Senior class and dates 1 Junior class and dates sprinkle with chaperones Blend well on May 3, 1980 -—_ from 8:00 ’till 12:00. Yield: 1 Junior-Senior Prom Travis Wright with Carolyn Jackson Cindy Simpkins with David Sinclair 72 prom Queen King: Karen Cook and Antonio Cimino Kyle Collie enjoys the refreshments (above). Cindy Blankenship with Jeff Bland (left) prom 73 And All ORCHESTRA: --Row 1: T. Pugh, L. Dunnavant, K. Dunn. Row 2: Sponsor P. Bray, B. Sutton, T. Ray, J. Miller, J. Garris, W. Deaton, J. Williams, R. Graves, A. Dunnavant. STAGE BAND—Row 1: E. Fisher, B. Fisher, D. Beavers, C. Caesario, R. King, D. Mar- tin, R. Bray, R. Talley. Row 2: R. Pratt, C. Skidmore, K. Adams. 74 band, orchestra | That Jazz PEP BAND—Row 1: K. Stacy, A. Keever, D. Peterson. Row 2: D. Mills, M. Edmonds, K. Wright, R. Hypes. Row 3: P. Hanley, J. Dessoffy, S. Rogers, K. Brodie. Row 4: G. Newnam, J. Tyler. Row 5: M. Chaney, R. Pratt, K. Semple, T. Pugh. n® SYMPHONIC BAND—Row 1: M. Clements, M. Edmonds, S. Scrivener, R. Hypes, L. Stuck, J. Whitener, L. Neely, D. Peterson, A. Keever, S. McLean. Row 2: K. Stacy, K. Wright, F. Berger, G. Newnam, M. Chaney, J. Shaffer, P. Hanley, D. Martin, S. Coats, G. Berger, R. Bray, J. Tyler, M. Perkins. Row 3: J. Hanchey, M. Beall, K. Semple, M. Stuck, K. Brodie, T. Myers, N. Skidmore, S. Rogers, J. Zavertnik, P. Waitkus, D. Beavers, B. Fisher, D. Mills, ). Dessoffy. ADVANCED BAND—Row 1: T. lezzi, M. Tsou, R. Lehman, J. Darby, J. Thomas, M. Morgan, M. Hodge. Row 2: D. Anderson, T. Woodward, P. Harris, W. Hinton, K. McCabe, T. Viar, C. Spence, J. Goff, T. Booth, K. Messer, T. Barksdale, D. Schurick. Row 3: B. Lacks, B. Smick. S. Williams, J. Thrift. Not pictured: B. Richardson, K. Schuhart. band 75 76 custodians STAFF AND STUDENTS right: Shirley Wright takes a break. below: Norman McLean’s theory, “Once over lightly.”” lower right: Lena Hancock takes time to pose. lower left: Helen Barfknecht and Myra Cun- ningham put green thumbs to work. Shirley Wrig KEEP IT CLEAN left: George Johnson makes it sparkle. right: Jeff Knott and Ronnie Moon raise Old Glory. lower left: James Washington — pre- tends to be shy. lower right: Steve Houlett smiles when finished. PORES NOREEN ON ROSES BEN RES custodians 77 Today’s Training DECA { = Row 1: S. Dockery, K. Davis, C. Thorpe, E. Oliver, Row 2: C. Andrews, N. Combs, G Gillam, GG Glarkews |: Combs, T. Hayes, T. Glidewell, J. Mc- Kinley, Sponsor. Row 3: L. Conner, M. Hawkins, J. Weedon, W. Gibson, W. Tuck, K. Williams, R. Sams, T. Lovern, R. Holmes, M. Hilton Row 4: D. Miller, S. Baker, P. Cooke, L. Riddle, L. Bobbs, f. K. Lay. Fernanda Fernandez prepares for fash- ion show. Row 1: D. Schools, T. Gil- bert, B. Tuck, T. Coldiron, E. Davis, J]. Thomas. Row 2: B. McFadden, V. Moore, T. Wingfield, D. Bales, M. Ganzert, C. Trevvette, T. Etter, M. Diana, D. Hamm, D. Davis. 78 business clubs Tomorrow's Tycoons I44 VY FBLA Row 1: N. Boughman Vice President; C. Blankenship President. Row 2: M. Branch, B. Friedhoff, D. Hamm, C. Carroll, A. Whitley Treasurer; D. Breedon Secretary; R. Phillips, Sponsor; S. Bray. Row 3: T. Milles, B. Murray, T. Kruse, L. Spradlin, C. Reese, C. Goss, K. Hub- bard, S. Arrington, G. Burnette, J. Delano, D. Sherrill. Row 4: D. Benson, T. Blackburn, S. Ad- ams, S. Parish, C. Taylor, A. Whiteside, J. Davis. ll Row 1: J. Rogers, W. Hamm. Row 2: B. Bartle, D. Swinson, S. McLeod, R. Stuart, B. Kellar, C. Branch, T. Puckett, E. Will, R. Carlton, E. Friend, B. Morgan, P.K. Perrin Sponsor. business clubs 79 “YPINYD 9IQGQeq Due JajaeuAA ApusAA :Ppainydig JON ‘pueig ‘{ ‘MOD C ZIeOH °J “JOD Mpeueg ‘vy ‘sew g ‘PPIX “Cl ‘PPM “A Z MOY “sJOWPDS “‘D ‘BUVaID ‘pooMmjazeH °D ‘applL °S ‘diysuaxuelg “D ‘suryduuis ‘) ‘aneuing 5 ‘uesieg “4 “aosuods ‘aaujzig ‘f 2L MOY. JO}JIPZ Ssauisng ‘Aeig S ‘UO]jOW ‘°C :}UO014 AIVIS NOWL -ul ‘ 4sOUPJ ‘uosiopuy Ary ‘]EMePID ‘| ‘Maspuy “g ‘xluyseAeZ “( saappeq yoryD Aqjays :doy 80 talon staff talon staff 81 spirited Skyhawks Sy 82 pep rallies Flap Thetr Wings A competition within itself screaming, cheering at an in- tense energy level. Classes be- come one unit. Cheerleaders lead dance contests. Talon staff awards Steve Freed Leggs for his gorgeous gams. At pep rallies “The Bird’’ is never hiding just hugging. pep rallies 83 TALK IT OVER If help is needed, guidance is the place with an answer. S. Porter, L. Davies, and W. Gilliam team up to offer the best advice to each stu- dent. L. Booth takes time from paper work to lend a hand. Pe = Laura Davies withtalley Tomey “ la - § Lynn Booth advises Laura Combee he ee a it 84 guidance SHHnnnnMN. . . Helen DeWell, Katherine Lipscomb, and Pam Childs keep the library in order and open to students and teachers from 7:30 to 3:00 daily. Many students sweat the last minutes of re- search papers, reports, and projects in the library while oth- er enjoy quie t hours of reading and studying. library 85 THE FIRST 86 graduation AND BEST... Get Ready Emotions dominate the faces of Lloyd C. Bird’s first seniors as they wait to capture their excitement on film. The members of the Class of 1980 play many roles —as lead- ers, tradition builders, and practical jokers. But as June 5 draws nearer, looks of anticipation turn to ex- pressions of bewilderment as seniors contemplate life after high school. | graduation 87 CLASS OF 1980 88 graduation GRADUATES far left: Susan McLean, Valedictorian addresses graduates. left: Jeffrey Cole, Salutatorian shares ideas. Luck and success to the class of ‘80. graduation 89 SPOTLIGHT ON National Honor Society On March 25, National Honor Society sponsored a blood drive. Marsha Hubbard and Craig Cesario were among the donors in this worthy activity. ‘ = tt : ‘ : ‘ - i A . a we! : “i. : Row 1: D. Morris, K. Perkins, $. Heisler, Treasurer J. Cole, President L. Friend, Vice-president S. Tilley, R. Dotson, B. Kcraget. Row 2: L. Doane, J. Zavertnik, K. Collie, M. Horner, M. Johnson, K. Davis, D. Chapman, C. Cesario. Row 3: S. Mason, R. King, T. Glass, J. Desoffy, D. Mills. Not pictured: S. Anderson Secretary. A 90 honor society L. C. BIRD. . . BRAINS Battle of the Brains J. Bowles, J. Cole, S$. Ander- son, S. Tilley, M. Hicks sponsor. Not pictured: R. Denson. rasan J eacomo fo DEBORAH OLY DIANE GUMIPASS OBINETTE OKSON. | L. Gillespie and J. Po rter are ready to keep score while our “Brains Battle’. brains 91 92 exams Exam Time: SENS OD _ “Gone natnntn ennai ime ete Cram and Pray Artists prove their talent via live models while others struggle through minimum competency, standardized and vocational ap- titude tests during exam days. While hallways are not cluttered, teachers desks become moun- tains of papers to be graded. After hours of toil, the day yawns to a close. exams 93 Where the Work Joan Williams, a help to students in the clinic. Ann Skidmore exclaims, ‘What. is this excuse ?”’ Frances Peterson helps teachers with their typing and other problems. 94 secretaries eis Done Administrative Assistants help stu- dents, teachers and principals with anything from change for a dollar to typing suspension notices. Jo Bishop asks, “You want me to do what?” Siv Erikson greets you with a smile in the clinic. Doris McDaniel says, ‘How much longer do | have to stay here?” secretaries 95 Innovative And S.C.A. sponsors a mixture of serious and fun-filled ac- tivities throughout the year. Mess America contestants performed very original acts. Mike Browning presents his hula as Sheila Holmes escorts striking Greg Spence to the mike for questions. Rick Pratt, MESS AMERICA 1979 daz- zled us with his belly danc- ing. Photographers stared instead of snapping the pic- ture. Fall Festival featured funny freaks. Sa Cae, 2 hetameseseses == =| Creative cali + | cee aS So A Bracing winter chill, R. Harnish, L. Dunnav ant, and L. Eades led cornerstone laying ceremonies. A. Lindsey wants to know, “Where will you be in 50 years when the time cap- sule is opened?” Row 1: S. Cole, Treasurer L. Dunnavant; Vice President K. Perkins; President R. Harnish; Secretary L. Flores; J. Claiborne, M. Horner. Row 2: Sponsor B. Crump; A. Roach, M. Wilder, L. Friend, N. Lewis, K. Davis, G. Burnette, A. Cox, P. Perkins. Row 3: K. Pirog, H. Williams, C. Coghill, J. Wolfe, B. Murray and K. Adams. AGH ReT! Clubs Sponsor In keeping with tradition, the TALON staff and the History Club again orga- nized in-school money-mak- ing projects. Juniors and Seniors played everything but “powder puff’’ football in the gruelling 30 minute contest which ended in a draw. The Class of 1982 again dominated the History Club-sponsored Tug-of- War. Students have already begun planning their strate- gy for next year. dabei ie ee iin waa a WBE ne, aah fophea at Volunteer cheerleaders encouraged gridiron Seniors —Row 1: S. Whitmore, S. Anderson, J. Adams, J. Zavertnik, T. Glidewell, C. Taylor, L. greatness. Friend. Row 2: L. Gilbert, R. Cratch, K. Thornburg, T. Myers, D. Bales, T. Walton, L. Dunnavant, J. Claiborne, M. Browning, M. Peoples, S. Anderson, S. Moore, S. Holmes. 98 class competition -RAISING Juniors — Row 1: C. Hogwood, S. Petty, T. Stinson, B. Kcraget, K. Pirog. Row 2: K. Williams, M. Johnson, L. Flores, B. Stargardt, L. Eades, M. Horner, C. Thorpe, R. Hypes, P. Stanley. class competition 99 Drama Goes Thanks to the Drama Club, L. C. Bird students spent Fri- day nights getting off to the sounds of Little Walter. Disco victory dances were held after Friday night home basketball games in a cafe- teria packed with ‘“boogieing’’ Skyhawks. Drama Club sponsored throw a sponge at your “favorite” teacher and bake sales also provided funds for productions such as this fall hit “The Death and Life of Sneaky Fitch.”’ In this western, town’ drunk Sneaky Fitch becomes a ruthless villain until a near fatal gun fight makes him realize the shortness of life. Kevin Smith points out to Chris Cole and Mike White the cause of trouble in Go- pher Gulch, Dan Peterson. : ‘ ae : | Stage Crew—Row 1: B. Jarvis, R. Pulley, J. Fitzhugh, J. Hunter, K. Stacy, B. Mary Evans sings the tale of Sneaky Fitch. Feind. Row 2: J. Adams, J. Wilkerson, J. Persinger, M. Baucom, W. Havens. Row 3: J. Maddox, D. Collie, J. Heffle, R. Nuchols. 100 drama Western Scie Drama Club — Row 1: Sponsor S. Hawkes; Historian M. Hodge; Treasurer A. Chamberlin; Secretary C. Osterbind; Vice Presi- dent W. Wheeler; President S. Hudson. Row 2: R. King, N. Boughman, L. Brand, R. Lovern, M. Gagliano, K. O’Neal. Row 3: M. Evans, M. Carson, N. Wright, B. Unger, L. Hansen, D. Collie, D. Peterson, K. Stacy, R. Wagner, R. Edwards. Row 4: E. Phillips, C. Skidmore, D. Denson, J. Brady, M. White, M. Brand, C. Gibson, K. Lay, D. McMillon, B. Wooten and B. Kendrick. drama 101 New costumes Cafeteria food is nothing to laugh about. From one Big Bird to another . . . John Cratch and Donnie Collie put up their dukes. 102 leisure And Old Friends Smartly attired clarinet players, Karen Wright, Doug Larsen, Is Cindy Blankenship a secretary? and Michelle Edmonds, warm-up. leisure 103 Marching Band Row 1: M. Clements, J. Hanchey, K. Semple, S. Wood, M. Chaney, B. Lacks, T. Pugh, L. Stuck, D. Peterson. Row 2: A. Keever, D. Bowry, M. Morgan, J. Thomas, F. Berger, T. Woodward, D. Larson, K. Stacy, M. Tsou, T. lezzi, L. Neely, M. Edmonds, K. Wright. Row 3: P. Harris, R. Hypes, R. Lehman, R. Lehman, S. Scrivener, B. Richardson, G. Newnam, K. McCabe, C. Morgan, J. Goff, T. Barksdale, K. Messer. Row 4: S. Rogers, D. Mills, J. Rogers, W. Hinton, P. Hanley, C. Pratt, K. Newton, D. Whiteside. Not pictured: K. Brodie, R. Pratt, J. Dessoffy, R. King, R. Bray, J. Tyler, K. Adams, T. Viar. 104 band To finance the new uni- forms, Marching Skyhawks raffled a 1980 Mustang and sold calendars. After the hard work, members put in- struments aside to enjoy a day on the slopes of Win- tergreen. + aay ee +e 4g 77) ud Practices Strut Decked in handsome new Cal Ont) sae e ee BILC.s Marching Band captured an excellent rating at the Cary, N.C. Band Day Competi- tion. Members practiced diligently to dazzle specta- tors during the half-time performances. Band Front Units—Row 1: D. Tomblin, S. Heisler, R. Whitmore, G. Holmberg, J. Whit- ener, S. Moore, K. Cook. Row 2: D. Morris, S. Lael. Row 3: S. Dryden, T. Walton, K. Spencer, L. Combee, Y. Weeks, D. Clark, L. Wood. Row 4: C. Osterbind, B. Kendrick, P. Roberts, P. Green, S. Barksdale, D. Melton, S. Taylor. Not Pictured: S. Whitmore. band 105 It’s Just We love it! Coach Pici gives Steve Freed last minute instruc- tions. Togetherness . . . 106 leisure Another Day Gregg Moffitt and David Mann teach teddy to use A-V equipment. ) 5 BP we itn ks eee {a Tee : het Fae epee i Ts al , Se ; fe -€ A: |g. Laughter... leisure 107 Ladies: the NFL Senior and junior ladies donned football jerseys to demonstrate their gridiron skill. Spectators were not disappointed in the passing, punting, receiving and tack- ling maneuvers. The score was deadlocked at 0-0. Ju- nior coaches L. Carroll and J. Hughes predict victory for their team in 1981. 108 powder puff WANTS You ‘ 3 ut Dd sa ae” a. : powder puff 109 FALL Fall Festival sponsored by the S. C. A., which featured a combination of pretty girls, exciting football, and good music, began with the crowning of | jackie Claiborne as queen at the Friday night game (right). Mini-plays, weddings, and a spooky fun house highlighted Saturday’s carni- val which culminated in a dance that evening. Senior Princesses Vassi Drogaris with escort Gloria King with escort Donna Morris with escort 110 fall festival FESTIVAL Meeting of the beaks. Barry Coldiron and Margaret Hicks tie the knot. fall festival 111 Tech Emphasizes The Chesterfield Technical Center prepares students to enter the working world upon graduation with a va- riety of courses some of which include masonry, electronics, and nursing. L. C. Bird students enjoy easy access to the career-orient- ed facility. Aspiring mechanics smooth out the rough spots. 112 tech center VOCATIONAL SKILLS ‘ . Me BNE es s - Ook es e ANG . AN . baie i oe : eet east SPU et oc ae eet: ES Bag etre ost ahasee tte, St Kim Bulluck perfects the art of printing. Future cosmotologists cut, comb, and curl. tech center 113 FRESHMEN: Class Officers: Pam Ament, Secretary; Brian Dinkwater, Treasurer; Kay Dent, Vice President; Jill Dotson, President. Learn the Ropes at L.C. Bird Robin Brunner with escort. Pam Ament with escort. _ Class officers, fall festival, tug-of- war present challenges for L.C. Bird freshmen. From Salem and Carver middle schools, 300 plus freshmen come together to form the class of 1983. Although at times the going seems rough, freshmen pull through with great enthusiasm and spirit. : freshmen 115 Carl Adamez Andy Alexander Russell Alexander Sherry Allen William Allen Frances Aloi Georgina Alonzo Pam Ament Kevin Amis Douglas Anderson Louise Anderson Phil Anderson Sunshine Austin Beverly Bacon Terry Barksdale Michael Battle — Theresa Baugh Jimmy Beach Danny Beasley Robbie Belcher Troy Belcher Michelle Bender Sherryl Bentley Carolyn Bernard 116 freshmen Teresa Bibb Janet Bishop Sheryl Bishop Terry Black Dale Blackburn Tony Blackburn “ee ie ees sald Rachel Beasley (science) and Cecilia Saady pause “But coach, | AM practicing!” argues Anthony Reese. and pose. Paul Blotkamp Billy Boggs Tommy Booth Karen Bradley Jeannie Brady Lisa Brand _ Robin Bruner Dawn Bubb - Louise Bucher Sherri Bulter Carl Burkhardt freshmen 117 118 freshmen Lynda Gillespie (English) oversees Chris King’s grammar lesson. Eric Cantley Dale Carlton Frank Carroll Melanie Carson Diana Cersley Chery! Chaney Bryan Chappelle Diane Clark Mary Clark Robert Clarke Bryan Clayton Donna Clayton ‘Cathy Cohen Tina Coldiron _ Ricky Cone Rodger Connelly Lucinda Conner Christina Cooper Lori Coulter _. Suzan Cox Darin Cranor Kenneth Crawford David Crist Karen Croom Lee Crowder Dianna Davis Edrie Davis William Deaton Dianna Denson Kay Dent Raymond Dessoffy Calvin DeWitt Monica Diana Keith Dixon Debbie Dobbs Jackie Dotson jill Dotson Steve Dowdy Teresa Dowdy Brian Drinkwater David Dudley Kevin Duvall Laura Duvall Kevin Eaton David Edwards Rinda Edwards Paul Elliott : freshmen 119 Jennifer Ellington Trudy Epps Terry Etter Johnny Eversole John Ezell Chris Faris Mark Finefield Jay Fitzhugh P. J. Flannagan Brian Foldesi Robert Francis Jeffrey Galliszewski Steve Ganzert Larry Garnett Jonathan Garris Jeff Garst Tom Gates Cindy Gibson Students taking ni ce. Greg Glidewell, Dawana Glass _ Greg Glidewell Jeff Godsey — John Goff Jeannette Gold Paul Goodin 120 freshmen Dana Graham Karla Graham Ormond Graham Terri Greene Randy Gunn Albert Hambright Jill Hamilton Loriane Hansen Bruce Harold Julie Harold Erik Harrington Elisa Harris Pam Harris Starlett Haskins Dwayne Havens _ Janet Hayes _ Gina Hazlewood Sherry Hicks Kevin Hidalgo Jeff Hinchey Warren Hinton Michelle Hodge Scott Hofmann Jeff Hollis freshmen 121 Sheila Hopkins Melissa Howington Harold Hunter Debbie Huskey Tracy lezzi Mike Jackson Jamie Jamerson Lisa Jannen Daryl Jenkins Sheila Johns Doug Johnson Jaqueline Johnson Marsha Johnson Oliver Jones Valencia Jones Brian Kcraget Barry Kidd Kevin King Bert King Robert Kurtz Benny Lacks Micah LaFountain Rachel Lehman Emmett Lewis 122 freshmen Jay Maddox Misty Maiden William Main Michael Mancuso Joanne Marshall Howard Mayo Ken McCabe Jaqueline McCray Donna McFadden Cathy McKoy Debbie McMillan Timmy McNew Lynne Morris Paula Morris David Moschetti Gene Mottley Irvin Moubray Mark Newcomb AnneMarie Newnam Sallie Nolen Susan Norfleet Ricky Nuchols Randy Nunnally Carlton Owens Chuck Parha orfield Troy Perry Simon Petty Ronnie Phelps Terry Phillips Lisa Philpott 124 freshmen Barry Chamberlain (math) pers. distri b UtesmeslaOd= Patricia Pierotti Pat Porter Jeff Powers Steve Powell Mark Pulley Ronnie Pulley Robert Purcell Tommy Purvis Karen Race Anthony Reese Gary Renne Betsy Richardson Sandra Scrivener Ronda Seal Joe Seamster Siobhan Shefers Marilyn Shepperson Scott Simmons Cindy Skidmore Jay Skinner Bill Smick Darlene Smith Becky Smith Lee Snellings Rita Spain Chris Spence Kathy Spencer Angela Steed Benjy Steinmetz Ricky Stilwell Rebecca Stiso Sharon Stroop Kim Surber Robin Taylor Rodney Taylor Stephanie Taylor 126 freshmen Joanne Thomas Richard Thompson John Thrift Sonya Tickle Jeff Tougas Scott Tougas ianaauoe agggggas Gnd yaae Paul Legg (history) points out important point to Robin Peat. Robin Phillips (business) explains line space selector to Debbie Church Ted Treece Keith Trent Priscilla Trentham Catherine Trevvett Bruce Trivett Mimi Tsou freshmen Wi Terrie Wingfield FRESHMEN BECOME Greg Williams Steve Williams David Willoughby Debbie Wilmoth Michael White Ronald White Angie Whitley Wilford Wiggins Michael Wilder Michelle Wilder SKYHAWKS Willie Deaton gets into the grind of high school life. Carl Adamez, Mark Blackburn, Carl Burkhardt and Kenny Johnson chow down. freshmen 129 SOPHOMORES 30 sophomores Susie Aery Donna Aldridge ee Robin Barlow Barry Bartle Patricia Barton Michael Beall Diane Benson Felicia Berger Gary Berger Bill Berry Melinda Bond Danny Blaszak Henry Boschen Jeff Boseman sophomores 131 Gregory Burke Jeffrey Burley Tonya Campbell Charlene Carroll William Chalkley Alan Chamberlin William Clements Linwood Clodfelter Skeeter Coats Lorraine Cobb Donnie Collie Laura Combee 132 sophomores Keith Didlake Keith Dingus Sally Dockery Eric Doersch John Dorazio Teresa Dorsett Timothy Dorsey Kenneth Dotson Todd Drinkwater Athana Drogaris Kim Dunham Kim Dunn sophomores 133 Ann Dunnavant Anthony Edwards Allen Ellis Mary Eubank Nancy Everett Sherri Everhart : Joe Fabian Tricia Fallwell Michael Flores Brenda Fortune Kip Fowler David French Tony Friend Michael Friend Michael Gallagher Keith Gilbert Lorrie Gilbert Christal Gilliam Gwen Glass Jeff Glidewell Lora Goodin Linda Goodman Cindy Goss Raymond Gravel 134 sophomores Robin Graves Pamela Green Al Green Lori Greene Jeanette Guffey Dennis Halderman Paul Hale Debbie Haley Gail Hall Wesley Hamm Joe Hanchey Donna Hancock Pat Hanley Kathy Hanvey Deborah Hardy Wayne Havens Wilburn Hawkins Robin Henry Chip Hicks Gretchen Holmberg Charlotte Holmes Donna Holmes Renee Hresan Todd Huband sophomores 135 Cathy Kannegieter Amy Keever Eric Kemp Keith Kierson Chris King Susan Knapp Kelley Knight Sharon Kollatz Stevie Lael Teresa Lamm Kevin Lawson Jeff Lee 136 sophomores = : ae Ps eee iP $ ii AT RRA Byron Miles Darlene Miles Danny Miller Don Miller J.C. Miller Sherri Mills Stephanie Moore Theresa Moore James Moores Cheryl Morgan Kathy Morgan Libby Morrison sophomores 137 Laura Murphy Pierce Neel Susan Nelson Tommy Nye Jim O’Brien Karen O'Neal F . Joanne Orr Kim Pardue Edith Parham Lynn Parr Scott Peach Pam Perkins Eddie Phillips Sally Phillips Beverley Pilley Henry Pohlig John Pollard Cathy Poprik Jennifer Porter Kelly Porter Danny Prevette Kathy Proffitt Pam Puett Tony Purcell 138 sophomores fim a AX, a Robin Radford Jim Ramsey Terri Ray Keith Redd Donna Revell Annette Richardson Kyle Richardson Angela Roach Patti Roberts Scott Rogers Mike Rosenberg James Russell Chuck Ryburn Ray Sams Mike Sanders Cindy Saunders Eric Sawyer Donna Schools Kenny Semple Debbie Seymour James Shaffer Kris Shelton Robert Short Robby Showalter sophomores 139 Harold Simmons Mark Skelton Del Slaughter Scott Taylor Sharon Taylor Scott Thatcher James Thaw Lisa Thomas Warren Thomas Danial Tolbert Donna Tomblin Stephanie Tompkins Michael Tsou Jeff Tyler Richard Vaughan 140 sophomores Sheila Von Nieda Chuck Wagner Paul Waitkus Joyce Wilson Kristina Wilson Robert Wilson Lori Winn Bobby Wood Debra Wood Bonne Wooten Juli Wyatt Wanda Yeatts Maria Yencha Anne Zavertnik John Zilius sophomores 141 Paul Hetterich (industrial arts) teaches James Bolton auto techniques. Yvonne Wilkerson enjoys a break from her English class. 142 sophomores Nellie Combs and Lori Greene make the last locker check of the day. Bob Stacy (industrial arts) explains mechanical drawing to Scott Peach and David Thaw. sophomores Juniors: Class of “81 , LD: Class Officers: Martha Horner, Secretary; Beth Kcraget, Vice President; Lynne Eades, President: Cindy Osterbind, Treasurer. ie 144 juniors _ John Adams Sandra Adams _ Ivan Alexander Miler. : Shelly Beaver Michael Beavers Misty Bentley Roger Berger Chelle Black Laura Boggs Michael Bond Charles Branch Mary Branch Walter Branch Vanessa Rodgers, Suzy Price, and Sarah Petty enjoy reminiscing with TALON I. juniors 145 Our resident Rembrandt, Helen Sanders, puts the finishing touches on Mark Brand Donna Breeden | Keith Brodie Darlean Brown Craig Cesario Mike Chaney Dianne Chapman Cyndy Clarke Terrish Clarke b Se rz another masterpiece. 146 juniors Theresa Clarke Frankie Clements Cathy Coghill Rene Cole Stacy Cole Chris Cole _ Sylvia Combee Paula Cooke Theresa Creech Doug Critcher Laura Custis Darlene Dance Doris Davis Kathy Davis Ronald Davis Jennifer Dawson Robinette Denson John Dessoffy Leigh Doane Robbi D otson Sharon Dryden Kelly Dunham juniors 147 Robert Dunnavant Lynne Eades Greg Edmonds Lori Edmonds Linda Edwards Barbara Elam Clarence Elks Allison Everett Valerie Fabian — John Farmer James Figuracion Lisa Flores Derrick Freidline Marianne Ganzert Michael Garnett Russell Getties Todd Glass Cynthia Godsey Jeana Green Ritchie Griffin We welcome newcomer P. K. Perrin (business). Teresa Pugh waits to say “I do.” 148 juniors George Graham helps Howard Mayo with a difficult assign- ment. Jimmy Gunter Michael Hall Kelly Hanley Ken Hansen Matthew Harold William Harper Sean Harrington Marvin Hawkins Mary Hilton Greg Hodge Terri Hodge Cherl Hogwood Rod Hollis Gabrielle Holmberg Richard Holmes Wayne Holmes Greg Hopper Martha Horner Karen Hubbard Ray Hudson juniors 149 150 juniors Sandra Hudson John Hughes René Hypes John lezzi Debbie Jackson Russell James Billy Jarvis Marjorie Johnson — Stephanie Johns Rhonda Jones . Don Juhasz Beth Kcraget Barry Keller Delmar Kidd Randall King Jeff Knott Robin Lamb Douglas Larson James Lassell Katie Lay LF. Nancy Grimmett caught in conference Gregory Hafer (industrial arts) plans tomor- Randy King (morning disc jockey) meets his adoring fans. .row’s lesson. H. O. Lyne Karl Marks David Marshall David Martin Brenda Matthews Katherine Matthews Norman McLean Robert McLendon Scott McLeod LouAnn Meanley Marvin Messer LaDona Miles Sue Miles Nancy Miles Debi Miller juniors 151 ‘Michael Newcomb Doug Mills Lawrence Mines Gregory Moffitt Barry Morgan Penny Morgan — William Morgan Roger Morrison Linda Neely George Newnam Vickie Norman Eileen Oliver Karen Oliver Robbie Osborne Cynthia Osterbind Doris Parham Donna Parr Donald Payne Robin Peat Brad Perkins .5 9 eee ca a ae We a, ee se 152 juniors Bob Feind (industrial arts) proudly shows trophy to John Hunter. Donnie Paschall hustles milk during lunch. Mark Perkins Jimmy Persinger Dan Peterson Sarah Petty Rob Phelps Karen Pirog Cathy Pratt Suzy Price Tommy Puckett Teresa Pugh Dan Rock Vanessa Rodgers Carson Rogers John Rogers Dayle Runner Rhonda Sams Skip Sawyer Debby Schmeltzer Darlene Seamster Heather Self juniors 153 Leilan Sette Tracey Sherrill Connie Showalter Jerry Silk Cindy Simpkins Neal Skidmore Edith Slough Buster Small Joe Smart Arthur Smith - Brenda Smith Mike Smith Kevin Smith Chad Spencer Libby Spradlin Kathy Stacy Pam Stanley Brenda Stargardt Steve Stewart Teresa Stinson % y 4 ® Vivgt Be 14 ASA ha ¥ Mf Lak 7 hh, { i ¢ 154 juniors Will the real Ed Carrigan (German) please stand up? Ray Stuart Mike Stuck Billy Sutton Mary Taylor. Sue Taylor Always planning ahead: Holly Rice (Eng- lish). Sherrie Thornburg Christy Thorp Scott Tilley Wanda Tuck Russell Tyson Pam Via Robert Wagner Stevie Webster Raymond Whitt Vernell Wiggins Karyn Wilds Jody Wilkerson Edwin Will Jeff Williams Kelly Williams juniors 155 Tim Hopkinson (reading) brushes up on his sto- ry telling technique. Harley Tomey counsels student. 156 juniors _PREPARE TO LEAD Wrestlers prepare for practice. Lynne Eades (left) and Lisa Flores (right) with their Marine escorts re- present the Junior class in the fall festival procession. juniors 157 TEACHERS Constance Kingston, “Why are you smiling?” above: Greg Hulcher and right Homer Garr confer even on the printed page. “Ths ‘€egnition PULL IT TOGETHER above: Mary Lietman takes time out from advising duties. left: Dr. Mark Pinsker works hand in hand with counselors. recognition 159 SUCCEED Shelby Anderson Jeff Cole MOST LIKELY TO IS Vassi Drogar and Robert Talley a THE BEST OF Jake Clarke nd — Sheila Holmes EST LOOKING B O 7 por 2 © as = jp Sp) Oo hardson IC la Holmes BEST ALL AROUND Ross R She 160 senior superlatives THE FIRST FRIENDLIEST Greg Spence and Jackie Claibor ne BIGGEST FLIRTS Horace Daniel and Sharon Moore BEST DRESSED Gloria King, Burrell Fisher, and Earl Fisher MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED Mike Browning and Sheila Holmes senior superlatives 161 Students push Frances Atkinson, gover — Robert Crum wall. : : ¥ nment teacher up against the p enjoys teaching Senior English. ) 162 seniors Sandr Sharp, English teacher, assists Karen Cook. seniors 163 Shelly Fay Dacksoon Helen Anny, Buarfhrecht Kean ine Barkadlele Wiltam Man Basvach ew Carlyle Batlle % 164 seniors 7 Me | Wayne Blackluun oe Dawid Mayne Bewles bones Clad Beuwy Anugeltu Collen Buachen BA Vo Bow dley seniors 165 166 seniors t © Bebawd Sefey Gls Hiyle Thomas Collie Js ce Meas Combs Ne Vel, Gasol Yass seniors 167 Janice Paige Adams Basketball 3; Varsity Club 4. Kathryn Beatrice Adams Pep Club 2; Regional Chorus 2,3,4; Lil Abner; Latin Club 3 Sec., 4; SCA 4; Marching Band 4. Darlene Lynnette Alley Lisa Gay Alley Delbert Craig Amis Key Club 2,3,4; German Club 3,4 Sec.; Senior Class Council 4. Shelby Fay Anderson 7 Basketball 2,3 Co-capt., 4; Softball 2,3 Mer.; Honors Seminar 3; Harvard Book Award 3; NHS Sec. 3,4; Battle of the Brains 4; Forensics 2; Spanish Club 2; TALON 3 Editor 4; Jr. Great Books 3; Varsity Club 4. Steven Eric Anderson Golf 3; Varsity Football 3,4; Junior Class Vice pres.; TALON 3. Barbara Leigh Andrew Basketball Mgr. 3, Keyettes 3,4; French Club 3,4; TALON 4. Sonya Gale Arrington FBLA 3,4; COE 4. Shirley Ann Argabrite Theresa Lynn Ayres Donna Marie Bales Rifles 2; Drama Club 2; Art Club 3; Bas- ketball Mgr. 3; Field Hockey 3,4; FHA 4; Varsity Club 4. Matt Grant Barbour Helen Amy Barfknecht Susan Anne Barksdale Silk Squad 3,4. William Alton Barrack SENIOR ACHIEVEMENTS Gymnastics Mgr. 3; Computer Club 2; TALON Photographer 3,4. Kevin Carlyle Battle Tennis 2,3,4; Varsity Club Sec. 4; Pep Club 3; SCA 3,4; YAC 3,4. David Glenn Beavers Football 3,4; Symphonic Band 3,4. James Gregg Bentley VICA Pres. 4; Auto Body Class Pres. 4; Tech. Student Advisory Council 4. Mark Wayne Blackburn JROTC 2,3; Rifle Team Capt. 2, 3; Supe- rior Cadet Decoration 2; Scholarship Award 2; WHO’S WHO 3; SCA 3,4. Tammy Fay Blackburn FBLA 3,4; COE 3,4. Jeffery Alan Bland Tennis 4; TALON 3,4. Cynthia Carol Blankenship Softball Mgr. 2,4; FBLA 3 Sec., 4 Pres.; Keyettes 3,4 Sec.; TALON 4; Pep Club 3. ie Michael John Blaszak Dean Allen Bodenhorn Antonio Leerone Boisseau Football 2,4. James Calvin Bolton Durwood Todd Bosher Football 3,4; Baseball 3,4; Varsity Club 4. Donna Marie Bowden Linton Dale Bowles James Edward Bowry Angela C. Bracken VICA 3,4. Keith Wayne Bradley Basketball 2,3,4. Sonja Rabecca Bray TALON 3, Business Editor, Photogra- pher 4; Keyettes 3, Historian 4; FBLA 3, 4; German Club 3,4; Pep Club 3; Art Festival Award 3; SCA 4. Michael Joseph Browning Football 3,4; Varsity Club 4; YAC 3,4. Kimberly Bulluck SCA 2; VICA 3,4. Jeff Wade Burnette _ DECA 3,4. Katherine LeAnne Carrouth Drama 2,4; Drama Award 2; PINNACLE 2, Co-editor 4; Lil Abner 2; Sneaky Fitch Student Director 4. Lisa Ellen Cawthorne Indoor Track 2; SCA 4; German Club 4. David Richard Chamberlin Wrestling Capt. 3,4; Civil War Ciub 3, 4; Li'l Abner 3. Elizabeth Sharlene Chambliss Debbie Clara Church French Club 2; FBLA 3; TALON 3,4. Antonio Salvatore Cimino YAC 3,4. Jacqueline LaVerne Claiborne Track 2,4; Field Hockey 3 Capt., 4 Co- capt.; Softball 3; Junior Class Pres.; Senior Class Vice Pres.; Fall Festival Queen 4; Howard University Health Careers; French Club 2; Forensics 2; Latin Club 3,4; SCA 3,4; TALON Busi- ness Mgr. 3; Varsity Club Vice Pres. 4. Teresa Ann Clark Lil Abner 3; Sneaky Fitch 4. Daniel Gray Clarke Football 2,3,4; Basketball 234 ltackk 2; 34. Robert Lee Clayton VICA 3,4. Melanie Sue Clements Barry Wayne Coldiron Latin Club 3; Civil War Club 3,4. Darryl Wayne Cole Wrestling Mgr. 4; VICA 3,4; IWE 2. Richard Jeffrey Cole Golf 3,4; Battle of the Brains 3, Capt. 4; History Club 3, Pres. 4; NHS 3, Tres. 4; Latin: = 3, Glen Allen Coles Kyle Thomas Collie Soccer 3; Tennis 3,4; Indoor Track 4; History Club 3,4; NHS 3,4; TALON 3,4; Latin Club 3. Tamara c e Compton — Mark H. Connelly Karen Lynn Cook Gymnastics 3,4. Tammie Gail Cordle VICA 4. John Edward Cranor DECA 2. Richard Alexander Cratch IV Baseball 2,3,4; Football gt SCA 2; Varsi- ty Club 2,4. Paige Elizabeth Critcher : VICA Repovter 3, Vice Pres 4. Kelley Define Shihan Basketball 2,3,4; Tennis 2,3,4. Myra Joyce Cunningham Keyettes Chaplin 3,4; Latin Club Vice Pres. 3,4. Dwayne Franklin Dagenhart Football 2,3,4; Varsity Club 4. Horace Lee Daniel Basketball. 2.3,4:- Track 2,4: Cross Country Track 3,4; Varsity Club 4. Cheryl Elizabeth Darrow Veda Carol Davis VICA 2. Vassi Drogaris Timothy Wayne Drumheller Lional Winfrey Dunnavant Football 2,3,4; Varsity Club 3,4. Lioyd Coleman Dunnavant German Club 2, Vice Pres. 3, Pres. 4: Forensics 2; Civil War Club 3, Pres: 4, SCA 3, Treas. 4; Key Club 4; Science Club 3,4; Orchestra 2,3,4. James Spencer Eubank Tennis 3; Golf 4; Senior Class Council. Mary Elizabeth Evans — Softball 2; Thespian Society Pres. 3,4; Forensics 2,3,4; SCA 2,3; French Club 2; Keyettes 4; Sneaky Fitch 4. Burrell DeHaven Fisher ‘Basketball 2,3,4: Football Co-capt. 3,4; Varsity Club 4. ‘Earl DeWitt Fisher Basketball 2,3,4; Football 2, Co- nCapl 3, 4 Varsity Club 4. Cindy Kay Fletcher FBLA 3; PINNACLE 4. ‘Steven M. Freed Basketball 2; Football 2,3,4; Indoor Vtacx 34. ifack 2,3,4; SCA 2; VICA Treas. 4; Varsity Club 4. Lisa Laurianne Friend Track 2,3,4; NHS 3, Pres. 4; Howard University Health Careers 4; French Club 2; Latin Club 3; SCA 3,4; Varsity Club 4. William Brian Ganzert Basketball 3; Key Club 4; German Club 3,4. Mark Wayne Garnett NHS 3,4; French Honor Society 3; FFA 2; French Club 4. Gary Michael Gibson Soccer Co-capt. 3,4; Jr. Great Books 3; Key Club 3,4. Jennifer Lynne Gilbert Softball 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Varsity Club 2,4. Tina Marie Gilbert FHA Historian 3,4. William Mark Gioielli Football 3, Drama Club 2,3: Sneaky _ Fitch 4. Teresa Marie Glidewell Cheerleader 2: SCA 3,4; Keyettes 2, Treas. 3,4: Junior Class Treas.; DECA Treas. 2,4; Civil War Club 4; TALON 4. Martin Francis Gorse, Jr. Soccer 3; Gymnastics 3,4; Girls Gym- nastics Mgr. 4; Collegiate Program 3; German Club 3, Vice-pres. 4; Key Club 4. Steve Richard Gunter Band 3. Wanda Michelle Ham FBLA 3; SCA 3,4; Keyettes 3,4. Deborah Kay Hamm FBLA 3,4; FHA Treas. 3,4. Cliffette Dawn Hanlan Lloyd Richard Harnish, Jr. SCA 3, Pres. 4. Douglas Andrew Harold Darnell Lamont Harris 169 - bark Mayne Goxnrelt Gary e Michael Gia, : penn fe a Ly oe GA fon L : pe : Le Ghent ef 170 seniors Dawid Soo Holmes seniors 171 Pamela Sue Hophiny _ Aulhleen L Hudon 6 vctwelysr Lenise | pocksan f oe a ae - on oo tf S Dodd Vin Sulucig Dion ee fu ek Lyman oe Y ws . Magee ; bees iL IIL 172 seniors : = Tos Bu. Me : . Conn Mavie Messis seniors 173 Jennifew Belh Msvary oe Hew Hanley Phillps Joseph Casmun 5, WEMbnbel 174 seniors i es I IT Gres fn Tuy Obyaheth Sue Iory seniors 175 Belinda tee Dich Doren Gour Gerald Yynn tauphen £ C I 14 Unruly Les Wheeler Sareea J Uicbater Kuen Nath Uvat 176 seniors seniors 177 Football 3,4; Basketball 3,4. Tommie James Hayes DECA 3, Treas: 4. John E. Heffle Band 2, Stage Crew 3,4. Sherry Angela Heisler NHS 3,4; Majorettes 3,4; Lil Abner 3; Keyettes 3,4; French Club 2. Jeff M. Herron. Football 3; Basketball 2,3; Baseball, ; 4; Varsity Club 4. David Lee Hole . DECA 3. Sheila Elizabeth Holmes : Belinda Karen Hundley FHA Pres. 3. Carolyn Denise Jackson Spanish Club 2. Charles E. Johnson, jr. ’ Jon Wade Kain Soccer 2; Track 2,3; Football 3; VICA 3, 4. Beatrice Lynn Kendrick Li‘l-Abner 3; Drama Club 3,4; FBLA 3,4; | French Club 3,4; Rifle Squad 3,4. Gloria Kaye King oo Cheerleader Capt. 3,4; WHO's WHO 3; Junior Class Sec. : Deborah Marie Knap aa Harry Edward. Kollatz . German Club 233; Civil War Club 3,4; TALON 3,4; Sneaky Fitch 4; Li’ apres : 3; Forensics 2. Teresa Elaine Kruse FBLA 2,4. Robert Wayne Lowry Wrestling Team 3,4. Todd Crisman Ludwig 178 Football 3,4; Track 4; Varsity Club 4. Thomas James Lyman Football 2. James Everett Mann — Cross Country 3, Capt. 4; Indoor Track 3,4; Track 3,4; Key Club 2, Pres. 3,4; German Club 3,4. Sue Leah Magee DECA 4. Jeffrey Scott Martin Neale Scott Mason Cross Country 3; NHS 3,4; Key Club Sec. 3, Vice Pres, 4; Civil War Club 3,4. James William Mure VICA 4; DECA 7 Susan Faye McLean ; Basketball 2,3. Track 2,3,4: Cross Country 4; NHS. 3,4; Forensics 2; Keyettes 3, Pres. 4; Band 2,3; sym- phonic Band 2,3,4. Debbie Lynn Miller DECA 2,3,4, Joseph Miller VICA Rodney Miller “Tamara Jean Miller — FBLA 3,4. “Theresa Delores Mines _ COE 3; FBLA Historian 3,4. Ronald Emerson Moon Football 3,4; Tennis 3; FBLA 3; Drama Club 3; Art Club 3,4; SCA 4. . David Hoye I Kathy Lynn Newton Jerry D. Moore Michael Neal Moore VICA Sharon Louise Moore Keyettes 3,4; Drama Club 2, Sec. 3,4. Donna Marie Morris NHS 3,4; Fall Festival Princess 4; Keyettes 3,4; Rifle Squad 2, Capt. 3,,4; Lil Abner 3; Chorus 2, Pres. 3A. Jennifer Beth Murray FBLA 3,4; Civil. War Club 3, Sec. 4; SCA 3 4. Thoma: Breland Myers me Football 2,3,4; Tennis 3. Baseball 3; Vics : David Allen Neloik DECA. Pep Club 3; Drama Club ait Li] Abner 3; Honor Guard 4, Elaine Gail Oliver DECA 2,3. Sharon Leigh Parrish FBLA 3,4; COE 3. Gary Glenn Pastorfield ‘ Mary Elizabeth Peoples Field Hockey 3,4; Gymnastics Mgr. 2; Keyettes 3,4; Pep Club 2. Kimberly Ann Perkins NHS 3,4; French Club 2; Keyettes Pres. 3,4; DECA 3; SCA 3, Vice Pres 4; Li'l Abner 3; Senior Class Council. Tamera Jean Persinger Drama Club 3; German Club 3,4; Rifle Squad 2, Capt. 3. Deborah Kay Peterson History Club 3,4; Band 2,3, Drum Ma- jor 4; Latin Club 2; Drama Club 2; Ger- man Club 3. Kevin Stanley Phillips Joe C. Piwowarski John Scott Porter Richard Lee Pratt Football 2; Wrestling 4; Band 4; Stage Band 3,4; Orchestra 2 ay DECA 2 ‘Caita an Reese FBLA 3 A. oss Gwen Ridtadieon ‘Cross Country 2.3; Track 2 2; Soccer 3,4; reat Books 3; Gifted Program 2,3, erman. Club 2, Pres. 3, Treas. 4; 3,4; Senior Class Council Vicki: Lynn Schools Band 2; VICA 2,3,4. Michael Anthony Schwartz 4 Sabrina Denise Sherrill Band a, hres. 3, COR, FBLA 4. Annette Carol Small FBLA Vice Pres. 3; COE 3,4. David Allen Sr sais Alan Spence ™ ‘ is 3,4. Richard Alan Strong. 2 Lynda Lee Stuck Cheerleader 3; Fall Festival ripe 3: Key Club Sweetheart 3; Keyettes 2,3,4; Band 2,3,4; Sophomore Class Sec., Senior Class Treas., Regional Band 2. Robert Earl Talley Soccer 3,4; Gymnastics 3; VICA. Cherri Lynn Taylor Track 2,3; Field Hockey 3,4; ‘French _ Club 2; FBLA 3,4; Keyettes: 4. David Wayne Thomas Club 4. Kimberly Ann Thornburg Cheerleader 3, Co- “capt . 4; Keyettes 2; SCA 4; BCA Vice Pres. 3; Varsity Club David Mark Tilley VICA %. =a Gregory fee eirent Belinda Lee Tuck FHA Z ‘Treas. 3, Pres. 4; YAC 3,4; FBLA Darren G. Turner Terri Lynn VanMeter _ Field Hockey 3, Co-capt. 4; Softball 3; French Treas. 3,4; Chorus 2,3; DECA 2. Deborah Gayle Vaughan FHA Sec. 3; Art Club 3, marc Sec. 3; YAC 3,4; FICA 4. 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Wheeler SPECIAL THANKS Photographic Credits Byron Miles Shelby Anderson Karl Przystawik = Joan Barnes Cindy Simpkins Alton Barrack Rick Strong Judi Bitner Laura Wood Sonja Bray Kyle Collie Art Work John Foege Jeff Bland Ken Hansen Ed Kollatz Safeway for sponsoring Mary Leitman Battle of the Brains “SRB” Resigning TALON Cabinet Shelby Anderson Bobbi Andrew Alton Barrack Jeff Bland Assistant Editor ‘79 Typist '79’80 Photographer ‘79 ‘80 Artist '79 ‘80 Editor ‘80 Cindy Blankenship Sonja Bray Debbie Church Kyle Collie Typist ‘79 ‘80 Business Manager ‘79 ‘80 Design ‘79 ‘80 Photographer ‘79 ’80 Teresa Glidewell Ed Kollatz Wendy Wheeler CUT zeN atl Design '79 ’80 Artist ’79 Design '79 ’80 Assistant Editor ‘79 Led by Shelby Anderson and Sonja Bray, these twelve seniors have supplied the leadership for the TALON staff for two years. Their efforts are greatly appreciated. The knowledge and ideas shared will be used in future publications. TALON ’81 wishes Q_our resigning leaders. farewell 201 Aa Adamez, Carl 116,129 Adams, Janice 98, 164,168, 169 Adams, John 100,145 Adams, Kathryn 67,70,71,74,97,104, 164, 168, 180 Adams, Sandra 79,145 Aery, Susie 131 Alderman, Sherry Aldridge, Donna 131 Alexander, Andy 116 Alexander, Ivan 145 Alexander, Russell 116 Allen, David 131 Allen, Mary 145 Allen, Sherry 116 Allen, William 22,37,116 Alley, Darlene 164,168,179 Aley, Lisa 164,168,179 Aloi, Frances 116 Alonzo, Georgina 116 Altice, Danny 131 Altice, Mark 131 Ament, Pamela 17,114,115, 116 Amis, Carolyn 68 Amis, Delbert 59,67,164, 168 181 Amis, Kevin 116 Anderson, Douglas 22,38,44,75,116 Anderson, Louise 116 Anderson, Phil 22,116 Anderson, Shelby Wey ahs poole ol Oost FSM 9 98,103,109, 160, 164,168 Anderson, Steven 18,39,83,98, 164, 168, 180 Andrew, Barbara 58,66,80,81, 164,168, 178 Andrews, Sheryl 78,131 Andrews, Keith 178 Angelopulos, Dean Applewhite, Keith 145 Argabright, Shirley 168 Arrington, Sonya 79,164, 168,179 Ashbrook, Deborah 131 Atkinson, Ms. Frances 162 Atkinson, Shawnee 131 Austin, Sunshine 116 Ayers, Theresa 164,168 Ayscue, Mark 131 Bb Bacon, Beverly 116 Bailey, Boo 58 63,145 Baker, Donald Baker, Roland 18 131 Baker, Sheila 78,145 Bales, Donna 24,57,78,98, 164, 168 Bales, Dorothy 131 Banes, Tammy 131 Barbour, Matthew 164,168 Barfknecht, Helen 56,70,76, 164, 168 Barksdale, Susan 56,105,164, 168 Barksdale, Terry 75,104,116 Barlow, Robin 17,131 Barnes, Miss Joan 122 Barrack, Teddy 33,145 Barrack, William 80,81, 164,168, 180 Barrington, Bill Barrington, James Bartle, Barry 79,131 Barton, Patricia 131 Battle, Kevin 164,168 202 index Battle, Michael 18,37,116 Baucom, Mike 100,145 Baugh, Theresa 116 Beach, Jimmy 22,116 Beall, Michael 25 38 44,75,130,131 Beasley, Daniel 22,32,116 Beasley, Mark 18,32,145 Beasley, Mrs. Rachel 117 Beaver, Shelly 145 Beavers, David 74,75, 165, 168 Beavers, Michael 145 Beeson, Timothy Belcher, Robbie 22,116 Belcher, Troy 116 Bender, Michelle 116 Benson, Diane 67,79, 131 Bentley, James 165,168 Bentley, Misty 145 Bentley, Sherryl 116,117 Berger, Felicia 63,66,75,80,81, 104,131 Berger, Gary 22,75,131 Berger, Roger 145 Berget, Dara Bernard, Carolyn 116,117 Berry, Bill 131 Bibb, Teresa 117 Billingsley, Mrs. Betty 137 Bingham, Alfred Bishop, Janet 117 Bishop, Mrs. Jo 95 Bishop, Sheryl 117 Bitner, Mrs. Judi 57,80,81, 138 Black, Chelle 145 Black, Terry 117 Blackburn, Dale 117 Blackburn, Mark 129,165,168 Blackburn, Tammy 79, 165,168,180 Blackburn, Tony 117 Bland, Jeffrey 80,81,159, 165,168, 179 Blankenship, Cynthia 50,56,58,79,80, 81,103,165, 168 Blaszak, Danny 22,131 Blaszak, Michael 165,168,181 Blotkamp, Paul 63,66, 117 Bodenhorn, Dean 56,165,168 Boggs, Billy 117 Boggs, Laura 78,145 Boisseau, Antonio 18,103, 165,168 Bolton, James 142,165,168 Bolton, Rhonda Bond, Melinda 131 Bond, Michael 18,71,145 Booth, Mrs. Linda 84 Booth, Tommy 22,75,117 Boschen, Henry 131 Boseman, Jeff 131 Bosher, Durwood 18,20,47,83, 165, 168, 169 Bottoms, Mike Boughman, Norma 33,79, 101,132 Bowden, Donna 165,168 Bowen, Anthony 71 Bowles, Jackie 18,31,132, 130 Bowles, Linton 165,168 Bowry, Debbie 104, 132 Bowry, James 165,168,169 Bracken, Angela 165,168 Bradley, Karen 29,117 Bradley, Keith 34 35 36,165, 168,181 Brady, Jeannie 101,117 Brady, John Branch, Charles 79,145 Branch, Gary 18,33,44, 132,138 Branch, Kelvin 32 37,117 Branch, Mary 79,145 Branch, Walter 145 Brand, Lisa 33,70,101,117 Brand, Mark 33,146 Branski, Shelley 117 Braswell, Dorna 30,117,122 Braudrick, Teresa Bray, Ms. Patricia 74 Bray, Randy 74,75, 104,132 Bray, Sonja 79,80,81,166, 168, 186 Breeden, Donna 79,43, 146 Breeding, Brenda Briglia, Anthony Brock, James 132 Brockwell, Mr. Benjamin 18 Brodie, Karen 132 Brodie, Keith 74,75, 104, 146 Brooks, Keith 117 Brown, A.P. 132 Brown, Carlos 132 Brown, Darlean 43,146 Brown, Larry 117 Brown, Rowlette 26,117 Browne, Douglas 118,132 Browning, Michael 18,83,96,98, 161, 166, 168 Brumfield, Vanessa 117 Brunner, Robin 17,115,117 Bryant, David 132 Bubb, Dawn 117 Bucher, Louise 117 Buffoi, Teri Bulluck, Kimberly 113,166, 168,180 Bulter, Sherri 117 Burgess, Theresa Burkhardt, Carl 117,129 Burkhardt, Sabra 146 Burke, Gregory 132 Burley, Jeffrey 33,59 132 Burnette, Gail 79 80,81,97, 146 Burnette, Jeffery 166,168,181 Byrd, Mrs. Barbara 132 Cc Campbell, Tonya 132 Cantley, Eric 118 Carey, Thomas Carlton, Dale 118 Carlton, Randy 79,146 Carrigan, Mr. Edward 67,155 Carroll, Charlene 29, 38,79, 132 Carroll, Frank 22,118,129 Carroll, Linwood 18,44, 108,146,149 Carrouth, Katherine 60,62, 166,168 Carson, Melanie 71,101,118 Cary, Colleen Cash, John 25,146 Castle, Bert 33,146 Castlelow, Jerry Cawthorne, Lisa 67,166, 168 Cesario, Craig 67,74,90, 146 Cersley, Diana 118 Chalkley, William 132 Chamberlin, Alan 18, 101,130,132 Chamberlin, David 32,56,63, 166 Chamberlin, Dawn Chamberlain, Mr. Barry 22,125 Chambliss, Elizabeth 166,168 Chaney, Cheryl 118,146 Chaney, Mike 47,75,104, 146 Chapman, Dianne 66,90, 146 Chappelle, Bryan 118 Childs, Ms. Pamela 85 Church, Deborah 80, 127,166,168 Cimino, Antonio 18,166,168 Claiborne, Jacqueline 24,38 43,67,83, 97 98,110,161, 166, 168, 179 Clark, Diane 105,118 Clark, Mary 118 Clark, Teresa 166,168 Clarke, Cyndy 78,146 Clarke, Daniel 18,20,34,44, 160, 166,169 Clarke, Robert 118 Clarke, Terrish 24,146 Clarke, Theresa 146 Clayton, Bryan 118 Clayton, Donna 118 Clayton, Robert 166,168,169 Clements, Frankie 18,146 Clements, Melanie 75,104,166, 169,192 Clements, William 22,132 Clodfelter, Linwood 132 Coats, Skeeter 75,132 Cobb, Lorraine 132 Coghill, Cathy 97,146 Coghill, Kimberly Cohen, Cathy 118 Coldiron, Barry 15,63,70,111,166, 169 Coldiron, Tina 78,118 Cole, Darral 32,167,169 Cole, Rene 16,146 Cole, Richard 39,62,90,91, 160,167,169, 180 Cole, Stacy 58,97,146 Cole, Chris 66,100, 147,154 Coles, Fred 37,44,70,118 Coles, Glenn 167,169 Coleman, Silas Collie, Donnie 38,44,80,81,100,101, 12st 2 Collie, Kyle 62,80,81,90, 167,169 Combee, Laura 84,105,132 Combee, Sylvia 64,147 Combs, Joyce 78,167,169 Combs, Nellie 25,38 44,71,78, 133,143 Comer, Chuck 18,47,147 Compton, Clayton 133 Compton, Tamara 15,70, 167,169 Cone, Ricky 118 Conley, Tim 147 Connelly, Mark 167,169,177 Connelly, Rodger 118 Conner, Ernest 147 Conner, Lucinda 78,118 Cook, Karen 70,105, 163,167,169 Cooke, Christopher 22,133 Cooke, Paula 78,147 Cooper, Christina 29,66,118 Copeland, Randy 133 Copp, Mr. James 15,32 Cordle, Tammy 167,169 Cormier, Mr. Steven 63,162 Coulter, Lori 71,118 Covert, Charlene 133 Cox, Anne 58,97, 133,139,142 Cox, Susan 118 Cranor, Darin 118 Cranor, John 167,169 Cratch, John 47,48, 102,133,137 Cratch, Richard 47,98, 167,169 Crawford, Kenneth 118 Creasey, Sherrie Creasey, Wesley 133 Creech, Theresa 146,147 Crist, David 118 Critcher, Doug 33,147 Critcher, Paige 167,169 Croom, Karen 29,119 Crowder, Lee 119 Crump, Mr. Robert 97,162 Cunningham, Kelly 26,44,62, 167,169 Cunningham, Kevin 18,133 Cunningham, Myra 58,67,167,169 Custis, Laura 71,147 Dd Dagenhart, Dwayne 18,167,169, 178 Dance, Darlene 147 Daniel, Horace 34,36,44,161,162,167, 169 Daniels, Anthony 33,133 Darby, Jean 75 Darrow, Cheryl 87,167,169 Davies, Mrs. Laura 84 Davis, Dianna 119 Davis, Doris 79,147 Davis, Edrie 78,119 Davis, Kathy 24,66,78,90,97,147 Davis, Mike 22,133 Davis, Ronald 147 Davis, Tammy 133 Davis, Veda 167,169 Dawson, Jennifer 147 Deal, Tony Deaton, William 22,32,74,119,129 Delano, Jacqueline Denson, Dianna 101,119 Denson, Robinette 147 Dent, Kay 17,70,114,119 Dessoffy, John 75,90, 104,147 Dessoffy, Raymond 119 Detrick, Roger DeWell, Mrs. Helen 85 DeWell, Mr. Robert 70 DeWitt, Calvin 119 Diana, Monica 78,119 Didlake, Keith 133 Dingus, Keith 133 Dixon, Keith 32,119 Doane, Leigh 62,90, 147 Dobbs, Debbie 119 Dobbs, Robin Dockery, Sally 8,133 Doersch, Eric 32,66, 133 Donley, Mrs. Bernice 125 Dorazio, John 133 Dorsett, Teresa 58,133 Dorsey, Timothy 133 Dotson, Jackie 119 Dotson, Jill 17,114,119 Dotson, Kenneth 119,133 Dotson, Robbi 43,62,90, 147 Dowdy, Steven 119 Dowdy, Teresa 119 Drinkwater, Brian 114,119 Drinkwater, Todd 22,133 Drogaris, Athana 133 Drogaris, Vassi 110,160,169 Drumheller, Timothy 169,170, 180 Dryden, Sharon 105,147 Dudley, David 22,32,119 Dunham, Kelly 147,170 Dunham, Kim 133 Dunn, Kim 26,66,74, 133 Dunnavant, Ann 29,50,74, 134 Dunnavant, Lional 18,83,98, 169,170, 184,192 Dunnavant, Lioyd 59,63,67,74,97, 169, 170 Dunnavant, Robert 148 Duvall, Kevin 119 Duvall, Laura 119 Ee Eades, Lynne 16,97,99 144,148 157 Eaton, Kevin 18,119 Edmonds, Greg 18,33,148 Edmonds, Lori 58,75, 103,104,148 Edwards, Anthony 134, 139 Edwards, David 119 Edwards, Linda 24,43, 148 Edwards, Rinda 101,119 Elam, Barbara 148 Elks, Clarence 148 Ellington, Jennifer 120 Elliott, Donnie Elliott, Paul 119 Ellis, Allen 134 Ellis, Jessee Epps, Trudy 120 Erickson, Mrs. Siv 95 Etter, Terry 78,120 Eubank, James 169,170,179, 192 Eubank, Mary 39,134, 169 Evans, Mary 24,39, 100,170 Everett, Allison 148 Everett, Nancy 68,134 Everhart, Sherri 66,134 Eversole, Johnny 120 Ezell, John 120 Ff Fabian, Joe 134 Fabian, Valerie 148 Fallwell, Tricia 134 Farris, Chris 33,120 Faris, Robin Farmer, John 31,59, 148 Feind, Mr. Bob 152 Fernandes, Fernanda 78 Figuracion, James 148 Finefield, Mark 63,66,120 Fisher, Burrell 18,34,44,74,75, 161,169, 170 Fisher, Earl 18,34 36,44,74,83, 161,169, 170 Fisher, Frank Fitzhugh, Jason 100,120 Flannagan, P3120 Flemming, Lee Fletcher, Cynthia 168,169,170 Flick, Mrs. Camille 133 Flores, Michael 37,130,134 Flores, Lisa 16,64,97,99 147,148, 157 Foege, Mr. John 25,38,44 Foldesi, Brian 120 Fornash, Mr. Steven 47 Fortune, Brenda 134 Fowler, Kip 47,134 Francis, Robert 22,120 index 203 Freed, Steven 18,38,44,106, 169,170, 178 French, David 134 Friedline, Derrick 148 Friedoff, Brenda 79 Friend, Eric 34 36,79 Friend, Lisa 34,43,90,97,98 169,170 Friend, Michael 25,134 Friend, Tony 134 Fulghum, Mrs. Sue 163 Gg Gallagher, Michael 134 Galiszweski, Jeffrey 31,120 Ganzert, Marianne 38,78, 148 Ganzert, Steven 120 Ganzert, William 59,62,67,169, 170,179 Gardner, Barbara Gardner, Michael Garnett, Larry 33,120 Garnett, Mark 169,170 Garnett, Michael 33,44,66,148 Garr, Mr. Homer 13,14, 158 Garrett, Denise Garris, Jonathan 74,120 Garst, Jeff 32,120 Garver, Susan Gates, Tom 22,33, 120 Getties, Russell 148 Gibson, Cindy 120 Gibson, Gary 120 Gilbert, Jennifer 26,28 50,169,170 Gilbert, Keith 134 Gilbert, Lisa 98 Gilbert, Lorrie 29 134 Gilbert, Tina 3,4,78, 169, 170 Gillespie, Ms. Lynda 62,91,118 Gilliam, Chrystal 70,78, 134 Gilliam, Mr. Walter 18,84 Gioelli, William 62,169,171 Glass, Dawana 120 Glass, Gwen 134 Glass, Todd 90,148 Glidewell, Greg 120 Glidewell, Jeff Glidewell, Teresa 58,78,80,8 1,98, 169, 17a Glover, Angela 171 Godsey, Cynthia 148 Godsey, James Godsey, Jeff 120 Goff, John 75,104,120 Gold, Jeannette 120 Goode, Mrs. Barbara 24 50 Goodin, Lora 66,134 Goodin, Paul 120 Goodman, Linda 134 Gorse, Frank 31,32,59,67,163, 169,171 Goss, Cindy 66,79,134 Graham, Dana 121 Graham, Mr. George 149 Graham, Karla 121 Graham, Ormond 121 Gravel, Raymond 71,134 Graves, Robin 26,50,74, 135 Green, Al 135 Green, Jeana 148 Greene, Lori 66,135,143 Green, Pamela 105,135 Greene, Mrs. Judith 82,124 Greene, Terri 66,80,81,121 204 index Griffin, Ritchie 148 Grimmett, Ms. Nancy 150 Guffey, Jeanette 135 Gunn, Randy 121 Gunter, Jimmie 149 Gunter, Richard 168, 169,171 Hh Hafer, Mr. Greg 151 Hafling, Ms. Elizabeth 17 Hagy, James Hagy, Ralf Halderman, Dennis 135 Hale, Gail Hale, Paul 22,44 135 Haley, Debbie 79,135 Hall, Gail 135 Hall, Melvin Hall, Michael 149 Ham, Wanda 169 Hambright, Albert 121 Hamilton, Jill 17,121 Hamm, Deborah 78,79, 169,171,178 Hamm, Wesley 79,135 Hanchey, Joe 75,104,135 Hancock, Donna 135 Hanlan, Cliffette 169,171 Hanley, Kelly 62,149 Hanley, Pat 75,104,135 Hansen, Ken 39,59, 66,149 Hansen, Loriane 30,71,101,121 Hanvey, Kathy 135 Hardy, Deborah 135 Harnish, Lluyd 14,97,162,169,171 Harold, Douglas 169,171 Harold, Julie 121 Harold, Matthew 149 Harper, William 149 Harrington, Erik 121 Harrington, Sean 33,149 Harris, Darnell 18, 19,34, 169,171 Harris, Elisa 25,70,121 Harris, Pam 63,75, 104,121 Harrison, Mrs. Margaret 66, 147 Haskins, Starlett 121 Hatcher, Romnie Havens, Dwayne 31,32,66,121 Havens, Wayne 100,135 Hawkes, Mrs. Susan 126 Hawkins, Marvin 78,149 Hawkins, Wilbur 135 Hayes, Janet 121 Hayes, Tommie 78,171,178 Hazlewood, Gina 66,80,81,121 Heffle, John 100, 171,178,179 Heisler, Sherry 58,90,105, 169, 171,178 Henry, Jeff Henry, Robin 66,135 Herron, Jeff 171,178,180 Hetterick, Mr. Paul 142 Hicks, Chip 22,135 Hicks, Mrs. Margaret 67,91,111,121 Hicks, Sherry 70,121 Hickman, Dwayne Hidalgo, Kevin 121 Hilton, Mary 78,149 Hinchey, Jeff 22,32,121 Hinton, Warren 75,104,121 Hite, Jerry Hodge, Greg 32,62,64, 149 157 Hodge, Michelle 64,75,101,119, 121 Hodge, Terri 66,149 Hofmann, Scott 121 Hogwood, Cherl 43,99 149 Hollis, Jeff 121 Hollis, Rod 149 Holmberg, Gabrielle 105,149 Holmberg, Gretchen 135 Holmes, Charlotte 26,135 Holmes, David 171,178 Holmes, Donna 135 Holmes, Richard 78,149 Holmes, Sheila 15,26,50,96,98, 160,172, 178 Holmes, Wayne 149 Hopkins, Pam 172 Hopkins, Sheila 122 Hopkinson, Mr. Thomas 156 Hopper, Greg 25,149 Horner, Martha 34,43,90,97,99 144, 149 Howington, Melissa 122 Hresan, Renee 135 Huband, Todd 59,135 Hubbard, Mrs. Marsha 90, 137 Hubbard, Karen 58,79, 149 Hudson, Kathleen 172 Hudson, Ray 149 Hudson, Sandra 150 Hughes, Ms. Bridget 29,135 Hughes, John 18 33,108,150 Hulcher, Mr. Gregory 13,158 Hulon, Jeffrey 37,136 Hundley, Belinda 172,178 Hunter, Harold 22,122 Hunter, John 22, 100,136,152 Huskey, Debbie 122 Hypes, Rene 26,50,75,99, 104, 150 li lezzi, John 34,47,150 lessi, Tracy 66,75, 104,122 jj eo Carroll 136 Jackson, Carolyn 172,178 Jackson, Charles Jackson, Debbie 50,150 Jackson, Mike 63,122 James, Russell 150 Jamerson, Jamie 122 Jannen, Lisa 122 Jarvis, Billy 100,150 Jenkins, Daryl 122 Jenkins, Helen Jenkins, Lynn 136 Jenkins, Robert 14,172 Jennings, Mrs. Claudette 120 Johns, Sheila 30,70, 122 Johns, Stephanie 31,62,150 Johnson, Charles 178 Johnson, Doug 22,122 Johnson, George 77 Johnson, Greg 33,136 Johnson, jacqueline 122 Johnson, Jeff 18,136 Johnson, Kenneth 129 136 Johnson, Kenny 129,136 Johnson, Marjorie 25,38,43,66,90,99, 150 Johnson, Marsha 122 Jones, Kimberley 66,7 1, 136 Jones, Nathaniel Jones, Oliver 122 Jones, Rhonda 150 Jones, Teresa 172 Jones, Valencia 122 Jones, Will 136 Joyner, Alvin 136 Joyner, Darrille 22 Joyner, Ralph 136 Juhasz, Don 33,150 Kk Kain, Jonathan 172,178 Kannegieter, Cathy 136 Kcraget, Beth 16,31,32,64,66,82,90,99, 144,150,193 Kcraget, Brian 16,32,66,122 Kcraget, Debbie 70 Keene, Sharon Keever, Amy 75,104,136 Kellar, Barry 79,150 Kemp, Eric 39,136 Kendrick, Beatrice 105,172,178, 180 Kidd, Barry 31,881,122 Kidd, Delmar 80,81, 150 Kierson, Kieth 136 King, Bert 122 King, Chris 118,136 King, Gloria 16,110, 161,172,178 King, Kevin 122 King, Randall 62,74,90,104, 150,151 Kingston, Mrs. Constance 158 Knapp, Deborah 172,178 Knapp, Susan 136 Knight, Kelley 136 Knott, Jeff 33,150 Kollatz, Harry 63,71,80,81 Kollatz, Sharon 136 Kounnas, Chris Kruse, Teresa 79,178 Kurtz, Robert 22 32,122 LI Lacks, Benny 75,104,122 Lael, Stevie 105,136 LaFountain, Micah 22,122 Lamb, Robin 150 Lambert, David Lamm, Teresa 136 Larson, Douglas 103,104,150 Laslie, Pamela Lassell, James 33,150 Lawson, Kevin 136 Lay, Katie 67,78, 150 Lee, Jeff 22,32,136 Legg, Mr. Paul 59,127 Lehman, Rachel 63,104,122 Lehman, Robin 24,50,75,104,151 Lewis, Emmett 122 Lewis, Nina 24,97,107,151 Lewis, Tami 137 Lietman, Ms. Mary 159 Lindsey, Mr. Aubrey 12,97 Lipscomb, Mrs. Katherine 85 Lively, Michael 151 Lombardo, Elise 71,137 Lombardo, Tracy 137 Lotti, Joe 22,137 Lovelady, Mrs. Josie 134,136 Lovern, Ralph 101,137,138 Lovern, Tina 78,151 Lowery, Robert 32,168,178 Lucas, Mary Beth 71,137 Ludwig, Todd 18,172,178 Lyman, Kenneth 151 Lyman, Thomas 172,178 Lyne, H.O. 18,82,151 Mm Maddox, Jay 22,100,123 Magee, Susan 172,178 Maiden, Misty 123 Main, William 123 Mancuso, Michael 67,123 Mann, David 39,59, 107,137 Mann, James 25, 38,44,56,59,172,178 Marks, Karl 34,151 Marshall, David 151 Marshall, Joanne 123 Marshall, Tamara 24,50, 137 Martin, David 39,59, 107,137 Martin, Jeffery 56,173 Mason, Neale 59,90, 168,173,178 Mason, Sheryl 137 Matthews, Brenda 151 Matthews, Katherine 151 Matthews, Sharon 120 Mayberry, Jennifer Mayo, Howard 37,123,149 McCabe, Ken 32,63,75, 104,123 McCray, Jacqueline 123 McCulley, Greg McDaniel, Mrs. Doris 95 McDonald, Traci McFadden, Brenda 78, 137 McFadden, Donna 123 McGuire, James 173,178 McKoy, Cathy 123 McKinley, Mrs. Jane 78,153 McLean, Norman 38,151 McLean, Susan 25,38,43,58,75,173,178 McLendon, Robert 151 McLeod, Scott 79,151 McMillan, Debbie 101,123 McMillian, Laura 56,173,178 McNew, Timmy 123 Mead, Desiree 123 Meadows, Terri Jo 137 Meanley, LouAnn 151 Melton, Darlene 63,67,70,80,81,105, ipey Melvin, Bryant Merrick, Jon Merrick, Julie Messer, Keith 66,75, 104,123 Messer, Marvin 151 Mewhirter, Wanda 173,178,181 Miles, Byron 32,58 66,137 Miles, Darlene 16,58 ,66, 137 Miles, LaDona 151 Miles, Perry 173,178,181 Miles, Sue 151 Miles, Nancy 25,151 Miller, Danny 22,137 Miller, Debi 24,151,173 Miller, Debra 178 Miller, Don 22,137 Miller, J.C. 137 Miller, Joseph 74,173,178 Miller, Rodney 173,178 Miller, Tamara 173,178 Mills, Doug 75,90, 104,152 Mills, Sherri 30,137 Mines, Lawrence 34,152 Mines, Theresa 56,173,178 Mitchell, Mr. James 63,123 Mitchell, Jeff Modlin, Brenda 123 Modlin, Harold 18 Moffitt, Gregory 59,67,107,152 Mohler, David Mohler, Debbie Moon, Ronnie 18,70,173,178 Moore, Deanne 58,66, 123 Moore, Gary 22,123 Moore, Jeff 123 Moore, Juanita Moore, Marcell 70, 123 Moore, Michael 173,178 Moore, Sharon 58 62,98, 161,173,178 Moore, Stephanie 105, 137 Moore, Teresa 137 Moore, Valorie 78,123 Moores, James 137 Morehead, Glenn 123 Morgan, Barry 152 Morgan, Cheryl 104,137 Morgan, Karen 123 Morgan, Margaret 63 Morgan, Maria 104,123 Morgan, Penny 152 Morgan, William 31,152 Morris, Donna 58,90,105,110,173178, 180 Morris, Lynne 29,38,50,124 Morris, Paula 124 Morrison, Libby 137 Morrison, Roger 39,152 Moschetti, David 124 Mottley, Gene 124 Moubray, Irvin 124 Murphy, Laura 66,138 Murray, Beth 63,79,97,174,178 Myers, Thomas 18,39,75,83,174,178, 181 Nn Neale, Mrs. Kathryn 66,154,155 Neel, David 2,47,87,174,178 Neel, Pierce 18,138 Neely, Linda 75,104,152 Nelson, David 178 Nelson, Susan 30,58, 138 Newcomb, Mark 124 Newcomb, Michael 33,149,152 Newnam, Anne-Maria 17,70, 124 Newnam, George 40,75, 104,152 Newton, Kathy 56,86, 104,174,178 Nolen, Sallie 66,124 Norfleet, Susan 124 Norman, Vickie 152 Norvet, Shawn 32 Norton, Laura 174 Nuchols, Ricky 100,124 Nunnally, Randy 124 Nye, Tommy 22,138 Oo O’Brien, Tim 37,138 Oliver, Eileen 152 Oliver, Elaine 78,174,178 Oliver, Mr. Frederick Oliver, Karen 152 O'Neal, Karen 26,67,70,71,101,138 Orr, Joanne 66, 138 Osborne, Marsha index 205 Osborne, Robbie 18,33,47,152 Osterbind, Cynthia 70,105,144, 152, 154 Overman, Dennis Overman, Donnie Owens, Carlton 124 Pp Pannunzio, Charles 124 Pardue, Kim 138 Parham, Angie 29,124,125 Parham, Chuck 124 Parham, Doris 152 Parham, Edith 138 Parr, Donna 152 Parr, Lynn 138 Parrish, Sharon 79, 174,178,179 Paschall, Donnie 152 Pastorfield, Gary 169,174,178 Pastorfield, Randy 124 Patterson, Mrs. Shirley 150 Paulette, Mrs. Carolyn 116 Payne, Aleta 66,124 Payne, Donald 152 Peach, Scott 47,138,143 Peat, David 38,66,124 Peat, Robin 127,152 Peoples, Mary 24,58,98, 107,174,178 Peregoy, David 4 Perkins, Brad 152 Perkins, Kimberly 58,90,97,174,178 Perkins, Mark 75,153 Perkins, Pam 30,97, 137,138 Perrin, Mr. William 148 Perry, Troy 124 Persell, T. 22 Persinger, Jimmy 100,153 Persinger, Tamara 67,174,178, 181 Peterson, Dan 100,153 Peterson, Deborah 62,75,104,163,174, 178 Peterson, Mrs. Frances 94 Petty, Sarah 67,145,153 Petty, Simon 32,99 124 Phelps, Rob 59,67, 153 Phelps, Ronnie 124 Phillips, Eddie 101,138 Phillips, Kevin 174,179 Phillips, Mrs. Robin 127 Phillips, Sally 138 Phillips, Terry 124 Philpott, Lisa 124 Pici, Mr. Giove 14,18,44,82,106 Pierotti, Patricia 125 Pilley, Beverly 138 Pinsker, Dr. Mark 159 Pirog, Karen 97,99, 153 Pitt, Blaire Pittman, Richelle Piwowarski, Joseph 174,179 Pohlig, Henry 138 Poland, Mr. Mark 5 Pollard, John 18,44, 135,138 Poprik, Cathy 70,138 Porter, Jennifer 71,138 Porter, John 57,174,179 Porter, Mr. Julian 39,62,91, 163 Porter, Kelly 138 Porter, Pat 125 Porter, Mrs. Shelby 84 Powers, Jeff 125 206 index Powell, Steve 125 Pratt, Cathy 104,153 Pratt, Richard 32,74,75,104,174,179 Prevette, Danny 138 Price, Suzy 145,153 Proffit, Kathy 138 Przystawik, Mr. Karl 14,30,31 Puckett, Tommy 79,153 Puett, Pam 138 Pugh, Robert Pugh, Teresa 74,75, 104 148,153 Pulley, Mark 125 Pulley, Ronnie 22,100,125 Purcell, Robert 125 Purcell, Tony 138 Purvis, Tommy 125 Puryear, Gary Rr Race, Karen 125 Radford, Robin 139 Ramsey, Jim 139 Ray, Terri 70,74, 139 Redd, Keith 139 Reed, Natalie Reese, Anthony 117,125 Reese, Carla 79,175,179 Renne, Gary 125 Revell, Donna 24,139 Rhodes, Robert Rhotn, Mark Rice, Ms. Holly 155 Rice, Joey Richardson, Annette 29,139 Richardson, Elizabeth 63,67,75,104,125 Richardson, Mr. John 18, 33,43,139 Richardson, Kyle 33,59,66,139 Richardson, Ross 33,59,67,160,175, 179,188 Riddle, Lillian 78,175 Ritchie, Gerald Roach, Alysia 125 Roach, Angela 97,139 Roberts, John 125 Roberts, Joseph Roberts, Kenny Roberts, Patti 105,139 Robertson, Dennis Rock, Dan 153 Rodgers, Vanessa 145,153 Rodriguez, Will Rogers, Carson 18,47 ,153 Rogers, John 39,79, 104,153 Rogers, Scott 66,75,104,139 Rosenberg, Mike 22,139 Rowe, Leah 66,125 Rucker, Mrs. Franklynn 162 Ruffner, Dennis 22,125 Runner, Dayle 18,32,71,129,153,157 Russell, James 18, 33,138,139 Russell, Jimmy 125 Ryals, Alex 125 Ryan, Daniel 125 Ryburn, Chuck 18,139 Ss Saady, Cecelia 117,175,179 Sadler, Mrs. Jean 58,93, 147 Sallis, Emmett Sams, Ray 139 Sams, Rhonda 78, 153,175 Sanders, Mrs. Helen 146 Sanders, Mike 22,139 Saunders, C indy 139 Saunders, Mark 22,44 125 Sawyer, Erich 33,70, 139 Sawyer, Skip 25,38,44,59 153 Sayles, Larry 125 Scantling, Clifford 125 Schlager, Tammy 125 Schmeltzer, Debby 153 Schools, Donna 78,139 Schools, Vicki 86,179 Schuchart, Keith 75,125 Schultheis, Ms. Jan 133 Schurick, Diana 75 Schwartz, Michael 57,175,179 Scrivener, Sandra 63,75, 104, 126 Scott, Jarvis Seal, Ronda 17,126 Seamster, Darlene 153 Seamster, Joseph 126 Seaton, Mr. Chris 153 Self, Heather 153 Semple, Kenny 75,104,139 Sette, Leilani 154 Sette, Marie Seymour, Debbie 24 139 Shaffer, James 75,139 Sharpe, Mrs. Sandra 163 Shefers, Siobhan 126 Shelton, Kris 139 Shepperson, Marilyn 126 Sherrill , Sabrina 79,175,179 Sherrill, Tracey 154 Short, Robert 63,139 Showalter, Connie 24 154 Showalter, Robby 138,139 Silk, Jerry 154 Simmons, Harold 140 Simmons, Scott 126 Simpkins, Cindy 80,81,154 Skelton, Mark 140 Skidmore, Mrs. Alma 94 Skidmore, Cindy 74,80,81,101, 126 Skidmore, Neal 18,33,75,154 Skinner, Jay 126 Slaughter, Del 37,47,140 Sloan, Janet 140 Slough, Edith 154 Slough, John 140 Small, Annette 168,175,179 Small, Buster 33,145 Small, Eddie Smart, Joe 33,59,62,119,154 Smick, Bill 22,75,126 Smith, Arthur 154 Smith, Becky 126 Smith, Brenda 154 Smith, Darlene 126 Smith, David 179 ’ Smith, Dwayne 154 Smith, Jim 140 Smith, Kevin 100,154 Smith, Mike 154 Smith, Sandra 70,140 Smith, Todd Smith, Vincent Snellings, Lee 126 Spain, Rita 126 Spence, Chris 22,44,75,121,126 Spence, Gregory 33,56,96, 161,175,179 Spencer, Chad 33,58, 154 Spencer, Kathy 105,126 Spencer, Susan 140 Spradlin, Libby 79,154 Spaulding, Chris Stacy, Mr. Bobby 143 Stacy, Kathy 67,74,76,100, 104,154 Stanley, Pam 26,50,99, 154 Stargardt, Brenda 26,27,50,99,154 Starnes, John Steed, Angela 29,118,126 Steinmetz, Benjy 126 Steinmetz, John 175 Stephens, Kimberly Stephenson, Drew 140 Stewart, Steve 34,39, 154 Stilwell, Ricky 39,126 Stinnett, Suzanne Stinson, Teresa 16,99,154 Stinson, Thomas 140 Stiso, Rebecca 63,71,126 Strange, Blake 58,168,175,179 Strong, Richard 33,175,179 Stroop, Sharon 126 Stroud, Angela 140 Stuart, Ray 79,155 Stuck, Lynda 58,75,104,175,179 Stuck, Mike 33,59,75,155 Stuck, Peggy 67,140 Sumner, Mrs. Jane 134 Surber, Kim 126 Sutton, Billy 66,74,155 Swann, Bill 140 Swinson, David 79, 140 Tt Talley, Robert 31,33,57,74,160,175, 179,192 Tann, Ray Tatro, Jed Taylor, Cherri 15,24,79,98, 107,175,179 Taylor, Mary 25,38,43,155 Taylor, Mark Taylor, Rhonda 17,140 Taylor, Robin 17,126 Taylor, Rodney 37,126 Taylor, Scott 18,140 Taylor, Sharon 71,105,140 Taylor, Stephanie 126 Taylor, Sue 155 Terry, Elizabeth 175 Tester, Mr. Charles 34,43 Thatcher, Scott 22,32,130,140 Thaw, James 37,140,143 Thomas, David 59,176,179, 180 Thomas, Joanne 75,78, 104,127 Thomas, Lisa 140 Thomas, Warren 22,140 Thompson, Richard 22,127 Thornburg, Kimberly 16,98, 176,179 Thornburg, Sherrie 155 Thorp, Christy 78,99,155 Thrift, John 75,127 Tickle, Sonya 80,81,127 Tilley, Mark 176,179 Tilley, Scott 39,62,66,90,91,155 Tolbert, Danial 140 Tomblin, Donna 105,140 Tomes, William Tomey, Mr. Harley 84,156 Tompkins, Stephanie 24 63,140 Tougas, Jeff 127 Tougas, Scott 127 Treece, Ted 33,127 Trent, Gregory 176,179 Trent, Keith 22,37,127 Trentham, Priscilla 50,127 Trevvett, Catherine 24,78, 127 Trivett, Bruce 127 Tsou, Michael 18,44,75,140 Tsou, Mimi 18,75,104,127,129 Tuck, Belinda 78, 169,176,179 Tuck, Wanda 78,155 Turner, Darren 57,176,179 Turner, Denise 127 Twyman, Myra 24,127 Tyler, Jeff 75,104,140 Tyson, Russell 18,44,155 Uu Unger, Beth 30,101,127 Vv VanArnam, Mr. William 119 VanMeter, Terri 66,176,179, 181 Vanson, Bert 127 Vaughan, Deborah 56,176,179 Vaughan, Donna 127 Vaughan, Gerald 176,179 Vaughan, Richard 22,140 Via, Pam 155 Viar, Peggy 127 Viar, Troy 75,104 VonNieda, Sheila 141 Ww Wagner, Chuck 141 Wagner, Robert 63,155 Wagoner, Jeff 127 Waitkus, Paul 18,44,75,141 Walker, David Walker, Jeff 141 Wallace, Tammy 71,141 Walls, Brian 176,179 Walton, Terrie 58,62,98,105,176,179 Wamsley, Lynette 141 Ward, Deborah Ward, Ronald 127 Washington, James 77 Webster, Monte 34,64,176,179 Webster, Sandra 169,176,179 Webster, Sheila 127 Webster, Stevie 34,155 Webster, Tommy 22,37,141 Weds, Karyn Weedon, Jerome 78,141 Weeks, David 141 Weeks, Yvonne 70, 105,120,127 Welchons, Marian 66,70, 141 Wellons, Marie 66,127 Wells, Wanda 16,64,69, 130,135,141 West, Karen 43,176,178,179 Wheeler, James 18 47,176,179 Wheeler, Paul 18,141 Wheeler, Wendy 39,80,176,179 White, Michael 100,101,128 White, Ronald 128,177,179 White, Ronald H. 47,86 Whitner, Julia 31,65,75, 105,141,142 Whiteside, Darlene 79,104,141 Whiteside, Mrs. 68 Whitmore, Michele 14,50,58,98, 105, 177,179 Whitmore, Rhonda 30,141 Whitley, Angie 25,26,38,43, 128 Whitt, Raymond 155 Wiggins, Vernell 155 Wiggins, Wilford 128 Wilder, Michael 39,43, 128 Wilder, Michelle 38,66,97,128 Wilds, Karyn 30,155 Wilderson, Jody 100,155 Wilderson, Mrs. Yvonne 142 Will, Edwin 79,155 Williams, Greg 25,38,44,128 Williams, Herbie 57 ,97,177,179 Williams, Jeff 74,155 Williams, Ms. Joan 94 Williams, Kelly 58,78,99,155 Williams, Pam Williams, Steve 22,75, 128 Williamson, Kim 156 Williamson, Shawn Willoughby, David 128 Wilmoth, Debbie 71,128 Wilmoth, Dennis 156 Wilson, Carla 156 Wilson, Joyce 141 Wilson, Ms. Judith 26,2782, 147 Wilson, Kristina 141 Wilson, Robert 141 Wingfield, Terrie 78,128 Winn, Ms. Deborah Winn, Lori 141 Wiseman, Paul 33,47,177,179 Wiseman, Tim 22,128 Wiseman, Tony 22,59, 128 Wisneski, Mrs. Virginia 139 Wolfe, Johnny 63,70,7 1,97, 168,179 Wood, Bobby 141 Wood, Debra 141 Wood, Jeanine 128 Wood, Kenneth 104,113,156 Wood, Laura 105,177,179 Woods, Robyn Woodson, Harrell 67,156 Woodward, Curtis 179 Woodward, Teresa 75,104,128 Woody, Denise 156 Wooten, Bonnie 67,101,141 Wright, Karen 75,103,104, 156 Wright, Nettie 101,128 Wright, Shirley 76 Wright, Tanya 29,117,119, 128 Wright, Thomas 22,37,128,129 Wright, Travis 18,34,44,156 Wright, Trevor 18,44, 103,156 Wyatt, Juli 17,41,130,141 Yy Yarborough, Lisa 29,43,70,128 Yates, Ronald 128 Yates, Ronnie 128 Yeatts, Wanda 71,141 Yencha, Maria 66,141 Young, Cathy 177,178,179 Young, Clark 22,128 Young, Robin 177,179 Zz Zavertnik, Anne 141 Zavertnik, Jeanne 24,75,80,81,90,98, AZ F179 Zilius, John 63,141 Zingg, Raymond 31,128 index 207 DEE GW HUPESHOUSE WASHINGTON May 12, 1980 TO THE 1980 GRADUATES OF LLOYD C. BIRD HIGH SCHOOL Congratulations on your graduation. | am pleased to have been asked to join your relatives and friends in celebrating with you this important occasion in your fives. Only a few decades ago, going to high school and earning a diploma were prized objectives that many people only dreamed about -- if not for themselves at least for their children. Today, most of us take a high school education for granted since it is within reach of anyone who wants one and is willing to work for it. With notable exceptions, this is true. Our country has made significant progress in providing opportunities for all our young people to acquire the skills and training which will enable them to further their development on their own, to pursue careers and to become productive members of society -- either following high school graduation or after further schooling. Your graduation marks a milestone, therefore, in regard to public expectation, Although you will continue to learn on your job or in another school, you are now presumed to be prepared to make a living and to assume responsibility for yourselves. Your graduation marks formal entry into the adult society with its characteristic privileges and corresponding obligations. As you pursue your own personal goals, | hope you will always reflect that it is up to you to help make your community, your country and the world a better place for the next generation. Rosalynn joins me in applauding your achievements and in sending best wishes to each of you. ee 208 message to seniors 4.7 | t
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