Montevideo High School - Peak Yearbook (Penn Laird, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1978 volume:

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This year and in years to come, look at me often, and each time you do, remember that I provide special memo- ries that reflect the past. f L ,,, r mfg -I .EF . , ' '7 6 if k ,X ' .5 ,ak ' wi gg p 5- is gal cJ'?efleciions of people joinec5 fogefhbr frzkandsiqas, zirzieresfs, love, and spirii H, ffww in W1 .J K 4fIl.. 1 J, ,- 7 I 'W ky,,.frgfz1: Nw., X f X11 vw., ' pf.-rm ',,-- XF I A MiM,'Lf.ff,, , I 'rv ,.,,, ',, K3 ityi s ,y m,,,w,,, f. , 4' 5. ' f ' , A -K 'HA alum M Li' K X V ' 5, 1 K' 5- f 5- ukgf 1 J' , ,,. - 4, 129, v g w .ggi ,' big VA ' Ef- itil WF .?- , mu gr - 5 , 5 W, ,W , .. W5 ' ' 1 49 ,, , w 2 www Jzziim J, V --fir, ' '.:j-Mm? 1 , ' . . ..-gg-1 :V 15-.fu -,Wg1N1uv5!, Q. I - sam! 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The leading actors of the show were Buck Melton, who played Jesus Christ, and David Cullum as Judas. Completing the cast were Terri Moore, Suzy Raynes, Jeanne Pegram, Sally Sullivan, Ellen Davis, Robby Fleisher, with two newcomers to the acting troop, Kim Galeck and Mary Ellen Blose. 4 . um... ..,., , Q i E I I If The Gong Show Comes To M S Laughter filled the Montevideo High Auditorium on the night of the first Gong Show, sponsored by the Junior Class. Emcee Jack Raines introduced the inter- esting acts performed by the students. The award for the best act went to Terri Moore. The Pimplesi' CLori Acker and Donna Moyersj were given the award for the worst act. 20 Miss M S Is Crowned I I' 'f. I I I . 'ZW i lioial ladies smile for L. . l l I fi! The annual Miss MHS Contest was held in the school auditorium with Em- cee Mr. Ed Long. The contestants were judged on their smile, poise, appearance, natural beauty and gown choice. Kristy Strickler was chosen Miss Congeniality. The new Miss MHS for 1978 was Kathy Cullum. The first and second runners-up were Lori Roderick and Diane Dean, re- spectively. Southern Nights was the theme for the 1978 Junior-Senior Prom, held at the Elkton VFW Hall. Couples danced to the music of Flight 6. Honors for the nights went to Todd Mitchell and Diane Dean, Prince and Princessg and Jeff Rosson and Kim Good, King and Queen. Honorary Court: Todd Mitchell, Diane Dean, Kim Good, and Jeff Rosson. cv. ,.. sh, 5 E 5- Z 1 s ff' ,,, -. - if in 4 j' 1 1 Q ' 'Y 5 , gzip wh'-V Y .. I' ff-,fp-A 1 g x -1'L .A 4 1 . E k I ii 12 1, 4 . ,., Q- ' 51-P4 K 4 uf. Everyone Enjoys Southern Nights ' ts. , May s Carnival Tlme To obtain money to complete the one-room school house, the bicentennial committee of the SCA spon- sored a May Carnival. Each club and class in the school was given the chance to set up a booth. Food was sold and prizes were won. Whether working or winning prizes, everyone seemed to have a great time. X -1 l , ' 6 K , af f r as i ,facie I W : ri i in -4 5' is ig' . zf' i M ' 4 ' 5 f .ia ?,le s fi t ifgig-.ya . W' W' H 4 it l ,, o l ,ll s MX ' Q 'C' ,- ,' ' .: . 2 ' . ,.' Q, 'N' , ,. r - . , s s .. L . ,.lX as X K if Vo If. 'vi .- .. t r - A x, , c if itii 1 s-as lf A PVQ- it A t? r. R.lSlcie' ski vaard-Q he Y . t i as ' v-. se? A 9 B ri , M , ,f,:?N qgxgy ' 2 . 1 ,x 4 i i ' - W My .5 ft . 3 f 'Fi Blu L., W 3. iw Spectators wait for their turn. Alpha Trivetta, former National FFA President, addressed the largest graduating class in MHS his- tory. Mr. Trivetta challenged the graduates to Live Well, Laugh Often, and Love Much. Of the one hun- dred seventy-two receiving diplomas, eleven did so with honors: Susie Chandler, Connie Hoover, Melonie Crawford, Debbie Heatwole, Frank Hinkle, Robin Kline, Morina Lamb, Darla Miller, Kim Sheets, Mark Souder and Kristy Strickler. Music was pro- vided by the School band and Concert Choir. Tears were shed and congratulations were accepted as the Seniors prepared to put their best foot forward. SCQA Presidegt M. McCalliste her speech. , Lg, ,, Graduates Look To The Future s take time to recall the past year. -1' . , aff, ff Y X 1' I 'J HTOOIIS Scholarships Latin Cross-Keys Mill Creek-Connie Hoover DAR Citizenship-Susan Chandler Delta Kappa Gamma-Susan Chandler Elkton VFW-Connie Hoover Grottoes Ruritan Club-Kenneth Pitsenbarger KiwanisaConnie Hoover Port Republic Ruritan-Susan Chandler National Honor Society-Connie Hoover, Julie Jones, Mark Souder Awards Frank Cross Memorial Historyalloger Pegram, Outstanding Latin lIfChip Dilworth Roman Circus CAedilej!Morina Lamb Math Outstanding Geometry Student-Steve Suter Outstanding Math Student-Robin Kline Highest Score on National Math Test-Micke Baugher, Frank Hinkle Music-Band ssavs it A - lg, it , Becky Morris John Philip Sousyaw-Ellen esssfs V ii 'B Gail Cline Memorial Music-Kim Sheets Distinguished Musician4Russell Byers vss A i Harrisonburg Exchange Club-Sandra Hensley tsii Valley Ml1SsiC I Dare You gDonnie Liskey, Susan Chandler ' ay ss y a s,4 SCA President-Melesa McCallister pppi p l:pp p v SCA Citizenship-Darla Miller i i eh - if K' t s l nl it ssiiis lili is siill tisi arlai l Class ,Awardsf ttt S sels tschsoi ,l ' 'S nypy y yyyy ia Achievement-Jeff Smith 'B llii Mary E. Blosie, Kim Sheets glOutstandinggsgpsfienior Studemebarlaimiller A Regional Chggus-Sally Sullivan, Rfrgef Pegfai . iiii LeaderShip1DOnnie Davlidi iii Cullum i -iili i is titaa iii 'sae chapter Scholarship-Chip oiiwofth, David French tiit iienii l ttltv sssi ttvs sss aitt a Chapter Farmer-Tommy Begoon 'ppp Student-Bonnie Bren: '2Star Cha ter A rigs iusiness4Ronnie.Shifflett A lss Cook, Shirine Val zadehgffghasgbara Croml tongs l :gpg iffg ff,,kk -,5 ',.5g-W ,.W:qga - : -'-:1g Hu.. p if 'f-s'f:zzy:.a 'F ,,,s:. ,. ,sizfiga y s, ff-if:,Qg5gg5.,,,. p ss-s tr'i aassi S its.s A aili sialls, syissi lssa ss,v i vssslfiaes s sfsij 5? tii'ti aiitt - i i vss it , so ssssass fl B , , . . . ats Outstandingiitudents-Juanita BlOlOglC2llapgSClCI'lCC-.IllllC Jones fStanleyQ,Shifflett, Cathy Suter it li'i fi Physical SCienceeRobin Kline - 1 iiii A A ialliiia S tate H-Evie Norwinski Atwell, Mfify Ellen Blose Ilefivie Nofwinski CW' t State t . n . Economics a -'OC Claytofhlodd Mltchell - . . A li FHA Avvardseluynn Liskey, Becky GOVernOrSzViA,SChOO1 as l Homemakers Degree-Kathy Hensley, Connie Miriam Souder A Kristy Strickler S p sHomemaker's Award-Kristy Strickler ffvlss I K VV I K i . .L --Milffssasf ak it itti Are Best Football Outstanding Offensive Player-Mickey Baugher Outstanding Defensive PlayerfW.L. Rayncs Hall of Fame-Mark Dorman All District-Jeff Breeden, W.L. Raynes, .loc Rear- don, Mike Marshall, Jeff Rosson, Mark Dorman, Doug Hensley, Greg Chandler, Tim Taylor Soccer Hall of Fame-Boo Taylor Cross Country Boys Track Outstanding Athlete-Jeff Rosson State Champion-Frank Whitmer Hall of Fame-Jeff Rosson All District!-Frank Whitmer, Jeff Rosson, James McCue, Steve Huffman, Richard Dennis, Joe Heat- wole, Scott Derrow Softball Outstanding PlayerfLori Ackcr Team Leadershipgjulie Jones Hall of Fame4Valcrie Mayes All DistrictfValerie Caricofe, Julie Jones, Peggy Root, Lori Acker iif l Baseball Highest Batting Average-Mike Morris Most Improved Player-Frank Hinkle ygsg of Fame-Rob Kribel a Indoor Track of Faxmeff-Jeff Rosson 'T is S l eel, Most Top :iii fMcCarthy Most Valuable Playersk-Reno Darcus, Brad Wllllams S B it T All District-Reno Williams Hall of FamefJulie Jones s Basketball s ,,,,, gs g g g iil E Player+Kim Strickler . W CUP? iraf B Hall of iFame4BetSY Blose iiffli iii All District-Betsy Blose 1 Cheerleading Hall of Fame-Teresa Houff, Becky Morris Golf Golfer of the Year-Mert Gooden, Boo Taylor All District-Mark Dorman, Mert Gooden, Boo Taylor Girls Track Outstanding Athlete-Penny Cupp State Champion!Marcella McCue Hall of Fame-Penny Cupp All District-Marcella McCue, Penny Cupp Hall of Fameflyliske ,Morris and Greg Taylor All ,District-fgloe rsit Claytor, Mike Morris, Greg Tay- lor,,Reno ,fDoug Hensley Betsy Blose At fsvv Year T tDoug,3fHensley Penny-Cupp 'Fil' f- ' 4 ifghampionship - ' - - f ' W. ,r-,-t ,L ..,., tifl:15F,DQTBAcLLe-Dlstflcf ,,,.,.,, , ,.,,, l fi ,, f2sw1Rsgis0na1 Ch,HmPis09Sttf,is 'i,ig ,,,'. '4,l i,V.' Cl if Cha mpllm M . s 1 ' x B . lset FFA Makes For Brighter Future The FFA stayed active this year. They competed in many contests on the local, state, and national level. The club came in first in the FFA division of the Block and Bridal Judging Contest. They also received a gold Chapter Award on the national level for Outstanding Chapter and in Chapter Safety. The club also compet- ed in the Parliamentary Procedure Contests on the lo- cal and state level. The successful selling of citrus fruits was how the Chapter made its money this year. They also distributed grain seeds. A trip to the State Fair was a highlight of the year. ,Q .. l l Front row: J. Catalano, Sentinel, K. Jackson, Reporter, Darla Miller, Secretary, D. Liskey, Presidentg T. Begoon, Treasurer, J Smith, V. President. Second row: C. Long, T. Liskey, D. McCutcheon, A. Southerly, W. Sellers, D. Tumer. Third row: G. Liskey, T Raynes, D. Coulter, C. Hopkins, R. Shifflett, Fourth row: M. Marshall, C. Via, J. l-licks, R. Carter, L. Diehl, T. Swartz, T. Good Back row: K. Mooberry, S. Oakes, B. Bresley, B. Burtner, J. Sinnet, W. Fleisher, S. Shifflett, R. Reynolds, N. Roderick, R. Sullivan R. Craun. J. Smit T. Begoon enjoys serving Mr. Byrd. .mi-f... . ' g. i!5 - -Nui., Front row: J. Puchlerz, D. Clem, B. Shull, J. Herring, D. Hinegardner, F. Baars, R. Landis, N. Houff, K. Sheets, G. Smith, J. Der rer. Second row: J. Shifflett, D. Shifflett, R. Grose, C. Haney, K. Smith, T. Byerly, R. Armentrout, C. Lantz. Third row: R. Shirey K. Hammer, C. Caricofe, B. Smith, D. Walker, C. Dilworth, W. Baker, M. Myers, B. Fleisher. Fourth row: T. Gibson, D. Hensley, S Cupp, R. Roadcap, M. Morris, R. Clark, B. Boice, D. Breeden, S, Snyder, T. Kibler, B. Sandridge, R. Mitts. Back row: C. Deavers T. Martin, S. Soloman, D. Diehl, P. Hensley, D. Michael, G. Clatterbuck, T. Taylor, J. Heatwole, C. Saufley, T. Breeden, A. Wen- ger, L. Gibson, W. Cook, W. Sites, D. Nesselrodt. aroons Sing ut Two Montevideo choral groups did their part to add music to the school year. The Concert Choir and Mixed Chorus were fea- tured in Christmas and Spring Concerts. All members seemed to enjoy singing and were very successful in their performances. Choir members Roger Pegram, David Cullum, and Tim Armentrout were selected to sing at Re- gional Chorus and the entire Concert Choir participated in all County Chorus. Under the direction of Mr. David MacMillian, it was a year of learning new music and advancement for the choruses. f l Front row: D. Lam, G. Mowbray, R. Hawkins, J. Herring, O. Bruce, F. Baars, K. Cullum, T. Kibler, S. Snyder. Second row: S, Raynes, C. Wilfong, D. Knight, T. Moore, B. Lam, F. Glick, D. Cullum, M. Joseph, J. Pegram, C. Driver, L. Heerman, K. Sheets. Back row: S. Sullivan, J. Rankin, S. Morris, N. Galek, K. Klobcar, E. Ettinger, J. Conley, J. Heatwole, R. Pegram, M. Blose, K. Saulley, C. Jarrels, M. Souder, L. Magai, S. Lahocki. ll I 1 l 5 E M - 5937 Front row: N. Shifflett, C. Miller, R. Orebaugh, R. Skievaski, M. Marshall, C. Knight, T. Golliday, L. Randall. Second row: L. Hammer, D. Saylor, C. Stein, S. Hockman, K. Konstant, L. Coulter, C. Davies, M. Dean. Back row: B. Hidecker, R. Morris, K. Dean, B. Shifflett, B. Bowman, D. Kirtley, B. Lam, T. Mitts, K. Shoemaker, T. Sampson. ands Provide ntertainment The h4PlS Bandinarchedin paradesthisyear inchuhnginunerousfnenuufsparadesandliar risonburg's Christmas parade. They entertained fans with half-time shows at all the home foot- bahganmsandthdrparmnsataChrBUnasCon- een and the Spdng Finevans Banquet Then nioney nnaking projech sehing candles enabled thenito vkn Kings Donnnnniinthe Spdng. its Band 'ami Front row: K. Landis, S. Clark, D. Hoskins, J. Good, K. Sheets, T. Good, E. Davis, R. Fleisher Second row: V. Funkhouser, C. Johnson, D. Lam, J. Workman, J. Level, R. Byers. Back row C. Long, J. Young, D. Clark, M. Deavers, P. Mitchell, B. Bresley, G. Nelson, C. Morris, J Hall. 34 Jazz u...Pt ,tr ku Front row: J. Good, S. Clark, E. Davis, D. Hoskins, R. Fleisher. Second row: V. Funkhouser, C. Johnson, D. Lam, J. Workman, J. Level, S. Suter. Back row: K. Sheets, R. Byers, B. Bresley, D. Clark, M. Deavers, T. Workman, J. 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Haney, C. Heavner, S. Hensley, K. Herndon, D. Hoskins, C. Johnson, D. Lam, K. Landes, J. Leavel, C. Long, J. Long, D. McCormick, P. Mitchell, D. Mohr, G. Nelson, C. Raynes, J. Raynes, C. Saufley, P. Seefelt, K. Sheets, M. Shifflett, B. Shull, S. Slaubaugh, D. Smith, S. Suter, G. Swink, A. Williams, T. Wood, J. Workman, T. Workman, J. Young. Club Sees Change The Drama Club had an unusual year because it had a change of directors. Mrs. Hostetler and Mr. Garrison became the new sponsors at mid-term. Club projects included candy apple sales at football games and the annual Dinner Theater. Members leaned to construct sets and other aspects of trsatrical production. Candy 5 :15 ' sl K at . C W il wp ,A .A :ip 4 ,V . r I ktrA', 5 K 15'-53. and S ready to prompt 6 Front row: S. Sullivan, K. Hensley, C. Wilfong, T. Sander. Second row Bandish, C. Lam, T. Barnhart, V. Mayes, T. Moore, L. Bowman, Kessinger. Third row: T, Morris, W. Showalter, S. Rosson, C. Melton, Mohr, K. Harmon, K. Shoemaker, M. McCue. Back row: K. Baber Reardon, K. Saufley, R. Fleisher, K. Cullum. Play Gets ood Reception The one-act play, TRIFLES, was presented to the public in a Dinner Theater. Directed by Mrs. Hostetler and Mr. Garrison, the play won a superior rating at the District Festival and an excellent rating at the Regional. Set in the Virginia mountains, TRIFLES revolved around a murder and its motive. Sheriff Peters Joe Heatwole Mrs Peters Barbara Crompton Mrs Hale Cindy Wilfong THE CAST Mr. Henderson Danny Breeden MF.'H3lC oiiie Bruce It's Fun To Be Big Sister The FHA,s theme for this year was Reach Out From Within . FHA girls were big sisters to young kindergarten and elementary school children. We had Birthday and Valentine parties, a cookie baking X experience, a rock-a-thon to raise money to go K Christmas shopping. At Easter, we had an egg rd' dying experience. A Walt Disney movie at the theater and a picnic for our kids and their itfl ll families were also sponsored. We had fun on a B, Morris MXL, Liskey rece' trip to the Ice Capades and our annual Parent- 1 Jigri . 1 Daughter Banquet. During FHA Week the whole I school participated in a 'gWho is a Homemaker contest. week tea.3g,g 'wif t, asf. ..!. Front row: P. Roy, Parl.g D. Dean, Hist.g C. Jarrels, Rep., K. Strickler, Tres., T. Shafer, Asst. Sec., K. Strickler, Sec., B. Morris, 2nd V.P.g L. Liskey, lst V.P.g D. Strickler, Pres. Second row: T. Granger, C. McDonaldson, S. Hensley, V. Lantz, L. Hensley, V. Gib- son, V. Beach, T. Sullivan, B. Oviedo, D. Miller, L. Morris, A. McCurdy, L. Mayes. Third row: C. Hoover, L. Heerman, S. Moyers, S. Souers, L. Ritchie, G. Mowbray, D. Lam, L. Morris, S. Hensley, V. Thomas, W. Showalter. Fourth row: P. Raynes, D. Norton, D. Mclnturff, P. Moyers, K. Miller, L. Acker, T. Begoon, A. Milstead, M. Lamb, S. Siler, S. Rosson. Back row: T. Houff, V. Mayes, J. Shipp, M. Crawford, S. Chandler, M. McCallister, E. Davis, L. Rodeffer, R. Kline, M. Lam, D. Diehl, F. Dovel, S. Raines, R Granger, V. Pirkey, L. Huffman, C. Wilfong. q,,,,,,,.,,..,......... .,.....- ..WfJu..,s.,......f amused. vM,.,... 1: l 5 -u Front row: K. Morris, N. Hensley, D. Back, T. Shifflett, C. Hensley, T. Heerman C. Hicks, L. O'Roark, J. Chandler, F. Shifflett, T, Young, T. Myers, S. Ritchie Williams, L. Sacra, S. Powers, D. Tyler M. Thornton, B. Sellers,, C. Lam, M., Knight, M. Fitzsimons, L. Higgs, M. Bowman, T. Asbury, L. Strickler, A. Wenger, C. Eustler, R. Catalina, M. Marshall. Second row B. Smith, K. Shimett, P. Mitchell, Third row: D Marshall, L. Forest. Back row: S. McDonald, L C. Morris, M. Breeden, T. Wood, B. Hasler. FBL mphasizes Business The FBLA co-sponsored with the FFA a parliamen- tary law workshop lead by Miss Engledove, a national registered parliamentarian. Representatives from each club participated in the workshop. The major fund- raising activities ofthe FBLA included the sale of Tom Watt kits, sachet bowls, and coloring books. Members took part in a Walk-a-thon to benefit the March of Dimes. They also attended regional and state confer- ences and workshops. lil!! ll if , -.-13+ Front row: J. Shipp, Treasurer, Z. Griffith, N. Atkins, C. Hoover, President, K. Miller, Secretary, A. John- son, V. President, R. Kline, Historian. Second row: D. Liskey, Parliamentariang D. Moyers, W. Showalter, L. Deavers, T. Knight, A. Landis, D. Strickler, D. Silvers, V. Beach, A. McCurdy, C. McDonaldson. Third row: C. Bush, V. Caricofe, L. Mayes, P. Plecker, T. Good, W. Sellers, S. Morris, M. Beck, V. Gibson, S. Hensley. Fourth row: V. Michael, G. Mowbray, L. Huffman, L. Hensley, P. Moyers, S. Moyers, D. Lucas, D. Lam, T. Hodge, M. Breeden, K. Meadows, L. Heerman. Fifth row: T. Shafer, T. Young, T. Oakes, K. Jackson, S. Hensley, S. Siler, P. Thompson, P. Derrow, P. Shifflett, V. Lantz, T. Sipe, M. Marshall, M. Mc- Callister. Back row: C. Powers, K. Derrow, S. Powers, S. Raynes, M. Lam, S. Chandler, K. Strickler, B. Taylor, G. Coffman, T. Liskey, M. Hoover, S. Shifflett. V. Pirkcy, K. Klobcar, W. Sandridge, E. Norwinski, M. Crawford, P. Cupp, V. Mayes. 5 ' S ffl-N , it A ,K 5.5 I 40-H ...M -' -uf., Front row: D. Huffman, T. Smith, T. Sullivan, L. Morris, E. Rexrode, A. Campbell, B. Bennett. Second row: R. Morris, B. Wyant, K. Shifflett, K. Cullum, T. Life, S. Martz. Third row: R. Clark, L. Acker, P. Foltz, D. Bowman, K. Sandridge, T. Scott, S. Kessinger, B. Shifflett. Fourth row: J. Young, F. Dovel, D. Knight, T. Be- goon, K. Strickler, L. Magai, L. Brabson, S. Hensley. Back row: S. Haugh, M. Echard, T. Root, M. Comer, D Morris, P. Miller, S. Derrow, R. Atkinson, K. Diehl, D. Galek, K. Harmon, T. Morris, V. Thomas. Club The EFE had an active year selling fruitcakes and having a car wash. They participated in a public speaking and job interview contest. The club joined other area EFE,s in Christmas caroling at nursing homes, in a basket- ball tournament, and in a rollerskating party. The members especially looked forward to a Spring banquet and a trip to Kings Dominion. Provides Job Training Front row: J. Shifflett, R. Grose, B. Dean, L. Hammer, R. Gibson, A. McCarthy. Second row: D. Hinegardner, C. Fauls, J. Hall, K. Hedrick, B. Bennett, M. Thorton. Third Row: A. Emory, K. McIntosh, W. Knight, G. Craig, D. Sonifrank, K. Herndon. Fourth row: S. Hock- man, C. Baker, L. Frazier, J. Shifflett, T. Yancey, T. Lam. Back row: J. Helmick, J. Wash- ington, E. Morgan, S. Harris, A. Ritchie, R. Mitts, C. Hicks. VICA Provides Leadership The VICA Club took advantage of opportunities to attend various leader- ship meetings this year. Sharon Siler, State VICA Secretary, attended the District VI Rally at Western Albe- marle. Several members also attended the VICA State Conference in Staun- ton, Va. At the conference, Sharon re- ceived a State Leader and a State Pro- ficiency Award. The year was conclud- ed with a picnic held at Gypsy Hill Park. 42 .. ....M.a........4...N... N V WM, .. ,,,,,....L.. . .....W..-.-...... .-.. , -- -..MJ .... -..L -. . 1 W ,,,. M ,W .- .... .WWW-. ...JJ . .. L .. .,.. -. . C- .-.l --..-,tw . M .ef .W ..,..a.,.....yf ,v.....- - Q' .. ,,. ...--J.,.a.a.,. ..c-- -Q Front row: C. Hottinger, M. Hinegardner, S. Siler, S. Lahocki. Back row: D. Bruce, K.. Pit- senbarger, K. Roy, L. Diehl, T. Winegard, T. Lam, G. Hensley, M. Dorman, M. Rawlings, D. Mace, H. Lee, Mr. Raines, Adv. Members njoy European Trip The French Club members had an opportunity to taste several French delicacies Qincluding snailsl at the annual French Club dinner. The club's money-making projects included pizza bashes after football games and poster sales. Several French Club members took and eight-day trip to France and later enjoyed sharing their experience with the other club members. To highlight the year, the club took a trip to Kings Do- minion. o r g Front row: D. Fitzsimmons, R. Skievaski, T. Wood, J. Fleisher,L.Golliday, T. Good, B. Oviedo, B. Crompton S. Souers. Second row: J. Bubb, Mrs. Flemming, Adv., A. Frazier, K. Saufley, V. Mayes, P. Plecker, D. Dean L. Craun, J. Pegram. Third row: M. McCue, J. Atwell, M. McCallister, M. Crawford, M. Lam, K. Cullum, T Moore, M. Burner, C. Bush, W. Sellers. Fourth row: C. McCarthy, K. Landes, E. Davis, R. Fleisher, B. Wil- fong, B. Simmons, W. Armentrout, R. Gibson. Back row: R. Baber, K. Taylor, V. Bandish, S. Raynes, L. Sites B. Morris, C. Johnson, C. Raines, T. Workman, K. Dovel, H. Dunbrack, M. Gooden, K. Wilfong, S. Clark, S Crompton. Seminar Becomes Junto II With a new name this year the Junto ll provided many new experiences and opportunities for its members. The club hosted speakers on a variety of topics at their monthly meetings. They also spon- sored a trip to Washington, D.C. to see Eugene O'Neil's play, A TOUCH OF THE POET, and an overnight trip to historical Williamsburg. Q -Q.,-. Front row: J. Good, J. Atwell, Z. Griffith, C. Suter, F. l-linkle, Presg T. Kibler, L. Roderick, Sec., P. Plecker, VP.: M. Souder. Second row: G. Norton, L. Magai, M. Lamb, J. Shipp, T. Shafer, S. Chandler, K. Strickler, K. Saufley. Back row: T. Parkinson, A. Southerly, S. Suter, D. Heatwolc. Peak dds New Equipment :IJ -Xa.. - -L, fp The Peak staff began their year by sending representa- tives to an all-day workshop at Gentry Photography. The workshop was designed to develop better picture-taking skills. Through donations from local businesses, the club was able to purchase a new 35mm camera. Members of the staff worked diligently to meet their deadlines and to suc- cessfully complete the yearbook. sri... . ,.,,, Ml . .. . 1 sill iw P EJ LWSQ I. Front row: D. Strickler, M. Souder, A. Southerly, T. Liskey. Second row: C. Jarrels, M. Lamb, K. Hensley, S. McDonaldson, V. Caricofe, T. Sipe. Back row: E. Miller, F. Hinkle, D. Miller, D. Heatwole, C. Hoover, Editor, Mrs. Early, Adv., B. Morris, K. Strickler, D. Liskey, N, Atkins, D. Dean, M. Souder 4 ublication Changes Format The school newspaper took on a new shape this year i and became known as the Peakazine. The year began with a workshop to help the staff members develop tech- niques for good newspaper reporting. To finance the Peakazine, several money-making projects were conduct- ed. They included a raffle at a football game, a bake sale at open house, a movie Bless the Beasts and the Chil- dren,'i and a chicken barbecue. J if . 2- Front row: S, Blose, L. Roderick, M. Baugher, F. Hinkle. Second row: J. Atwell, L Strickler, M. Dovel, M. Souder. Third row: Z. Griffith, N. Atkins, A. Southerly, F Glick. Back row: M Souder, Miss Trimmer, Adv., S. Chandler. Literary Magazine Displays Talent Reading poems and short stories, getting ideas for illustrations, and meeting the deadline, all this and more were a part of putting together the Objet d'Art. The Object d'Art made it possible for the ar- tistic and literary talents of the students to be ap- preciated by all. ffgxx .sy O SK, is W 'Qf.ag6D 064,08 0 Q 0644 O M -- i . -sf e G I 9 ' if , -if 49 e Q 0 Engng V ie ,A - ,1:QW9HranlEiseBc-Mfiiiy cbhtestanfts exchan hints .lv s'+fo3g 5 238590 C. Driver, M. Lamb, T. Shafer, J. Shipp, R. Kline, D, Coulter, S. Hensley, R. Fleisher, J. Pegram. Clubs Let Spirit Show 48 and M. Gooden have al- good sales ' Front row: L. Acker, B. Blose, C. Jarrels, T. Houff, D. McCutcheon, N. Atkins. Second row: D Hammer, T. Sipe, T. Good, Z. Griffith, B. Oviedo, K. Cullum, L. Morris, T. Morris, J. Jones. Third row R. Kline, P. Plecker, L. Mayes, D. Dean, C. Morris, C. Wilfong, C. McDonaldson, T. Morris, P. Raines A. Milstead, D. Mclnturff, A. McCurdy, D. Norton, P. Root, S. Raynes. Fourth row: D. Miller, S. Mad- den, M. Crawford, B. Morris, T. Granger, M. Bowman, L. Strickler, C. Bush, S. Hensley, S. Moyers, V Beach, V. Thomas, B. Blose, V. Mayes. Fifth row: M. Comer, P. Miller, T. Myers, M. Blose, M. Dovel D. Sonifrank, B. Cook, W. Showalter, M. Breeden, S. Hensley, S. McDonald. Sixth row: S. Kessinger F. ShiffTett, C. Lineweaver, D. Diehl, J. Shifflett, S. Blose, B. Sellers, M. Coffey, B. Landis, V, Pirkey L. Huffman, S. Rosson. Seventh row: K. Shifflett, B. Campbell, C. Cline, P. Foltz, A. Frazier, M. Burn- er, S. Frazier, D. Hoskins. Back row: T. Taylor, M. Souder, H. Dunbrack, B. Williams. Front row: B. Williams, M. Baugher, B. Taylor. Second row: D. Hen- sley, J. Claytor, W. Armentrout, M. Gooden, M. Strickler, Mr. Guinn, sponsor. Third row: J. Breeden, M. Morris, J. Rosson, J. Miller, B. Wilfong, G. Coffman, R. Byers, J. Kirtley. Back row: M. Lamb, T. Armentrout, C. Melton, R. Kribel, D. Herring, B, Melton. Three clubs centered their activities around thc pro- motion ofathletics and school spirits. To develop interest in girl's sports, the Monogram Club held clinics at local elementary schools. These presentations consisted of a talk and slides which introduced the sports offerings at MHS. The Lettermen's Club sold tobagons, had con- cessions at girl's basketball games and ended the year with a trip to a professional basketball game. The Pep Club worked hard keeping up school spirit by making signs and banners for the halls and sponsoring both teas for athletic teams and special days such as Lick-em Day and Chew-em-up Day. u-I' ,i mf? Front row: Miss LaRue, sponsor, R. Troyer, V. Mayes, C. Suter, J. Jones. Second row: V. Caricofe, M. McCallister, D. McCutcheon, T. Good, P. Root, S. Moyers, T. Morris, P. Moyers, P. Roy. Third row: D. Miller, P. Cupp, N. Atkins, C. Lineweaver, B. Blose, C. Jarrels. Back row: D. Norton, T. Houff, C. Cline, K. Shifflett, L. Acker, K. Strickler, M. Burner. 49 SCA Works To Complete Project g The SCA successfully pulled off its magazine campaign by going over its goal. The club worked hard trying to finish its bicentennial project, helping to care for its foster child Shu-Ling, and helping to stuff stockings for the Salvation Army. An exciting election helped teach the students about campaigning and voting, and a May Carnival, sponsored by the SCA helped the other clubs learn to work together. ood and T. Good apply the final i hes. ,,.,. Front row: Mrs. Cobbs, Sponsorg M. McCallister, Pres., B. Morris, Sec., Z Griffith, Tres., D. Breeden, Rep., M. Blose, V.Pres. Second row: T. Sullivan, B Shifflett, J. Jones, K. Sheets, L. Morris. Third row: S. Siler, M. Lamb, T. Mitchell P. Craun, D. Strickler, S. Hall. Fourth row: D. Miller, D. Heatwole, J. Shipp, C Hoover, C. Long, A. Southerly, T. Liskey, N. Atkins, V. Thomas. Fifth row: T Oakes, D. Liskey, L. Strickler, N. Houff, S. Boyers, T. Reardon. Sixth row: C Suter, K. Strickler, M. Crawford, T. Houff, S. Chandler, D. McCutcheon, T Begoon, K. Strickler, L. Acker, K. Shifflett. Back row: B. Taylor, K. Saufley, J Reardon, M. Gooden, L. Eppard, M. Baugher, F. Hinkle, R. Byers. w I SPUF . colle6fT5Qn1 Ewimon slght wr., Mf wwf ,fri . -' 5 r K The entire student body got involved with the excitement of campaigning during the SCA elec- tions. All week the candidates gave out badges and campaign posters filled the hall. The candidates gave their speeches before the entire school and the votes were cast. Each student voted in first period and the government students tallied the votes. It was an exciting and fun-filled week. Election Arouses nterest ll Xl 'wi S W,,wne K . J: 1 H Slate c give voters a last look. I I U'lCS to C0l'1VlI'lCC ' n S Signs prove an ffective way to piibiijiote candidates. F5 Glick Parade. 'r ww tit 2 , ls , Q X . .imma QQ ': best I Camera Buffs Get Good Start .at Q r J B... ' T Members A new club was started at MHS this year. The Photography Club, sponsored by Mr. Lough, at- tracted many members with its promise of teaching the art of taking better pictures. The club members worked on picture taking and development. The year provided a great learning experience for the members. T . K- 'li f pr. A ..,'f f 3 ' '-'brit ,v ' w- f .. :title - fx ws 1' , .5 ffw fv Q- A ii. - ' ' iliilirv' , i'5fgi'1r is , sa usb gi Sw wr. . ifx tsw. s, r s X E sr We W i xr- . 5, its asf ts Sai W XA wi I Front row: S. Pence, M. Burner, B. Blose, C. Lineweaver, R. Kline, S. Rosson, T. Young, S. Raynes, C. Stein, B. Wilson, J. Herring. Back row: M. Shifflett, N. Galek, B. Huffman, D. Sonifrank, D. Huffman, M. Souder, S. Suter, Mr. Lough, sponsor. Club Learns The Old-Fashioned Way This year the Historical Society,s money making project was not only a success but also an educational experience. The club's project was making applebutter, the old-fash- ioned way. The group also sponsored a basketball tournament for student teams. A trip to the Flying Circus ended the year on a thrilling note. .. 'Nl 52. :.'?fi-vii'S .'. ffijfgf fi: . . ..... 'Q , W I ' if ill? Qi . 5. 5 ' .T 1, f fl' 1 2 z P V i . E A wi ' 1 attu . , . 'sb i 4,31 . . , .. A ,.., ...K , at tl t i - liu 'iiiy -.1 I ztt - z ,11-1 Q ' A as V i Robin iiii some ggzr. A stiff'tcompetition..f,. lf , 'H vi? Front row: V. Mayes, B. Blose, T. Begoon, K. Skievaski, M. Burner, S. Snyder, T. Moore. Second row: T. Granger, K. Baber, B. Campbell, C. Lineweaver, S. Souers, T. Kibler, L. Magai, A. Frazier, C. Chandler. Third row: B. Morris, T. Houff, P. Foltz, K. Dovel, C. Cline, L. Roderick, J. Atwell, K. Souers, K. Hensley, D. Norton, D. Mclnturff. Back row: V. Bandish, M. Mumbert, T. Workman, R. Pegram, B. Simmons, D. Leeth, J. Rosson, R. Shull. Front row: Mr. Newman, Sponsor, C. Wilfong, G. Mowbray, K. Skievaski, W. Armentrout M. Baugher, C. Suter, M. Gooden, D. Lam, L. Morris, E. Rexrode. Second row: G. Smith, D. Breeden, B. Sandridge, W. Sellers, W. Showalter, R. Clark, A. McCurdy, B. Oviedo, M. Lam, T. Young. Third row: B. Taylor, D. Fitzsimons, K. Shoemaker, N. Bowman, Z. Griffith, D. Skievaski, L. Huffman, S. Rosson, V. Pirkey, V. Thomas, M. Lamb, S. Raynes V. Gibson. Back row: B. Williams, K. Galek, M. Hoover, D. Diehl, L. Bowman, M. Souder, N. Atkins, L. Hensley, M. Beck, P. Thompson, D. Silvers, L. Deavers, P. Moyers, B. Wilfong. a a .fri S Tries Something ew The National Honor Society began a new tradition by sponsoring Almost Anything Goes. Students and teachers competed against each other and spectators had a great time. Twenty-three new members were inducted in- to the organization. The group's service project was helping to build a school in a foreign country. The organization worked with area high schools to convince them to participate in this service project. At the end of the year the organization gave out book scholarships to deserving students. Senior Alrhgg? nything try to wi 5 g WVU ' ' ,v .P--aaa i Front row: J. Atwell, M. Blose, M. Baugher, L. Rodeffer, Rep., K. Sheets, Sec, S. Chandler, Pres., M. Crawford, Treas.g F. Hinkle, V.P.g J. Jones, M. Souder. Second row: C. Chandler, K. Saufley, W. Sandridge, Z. Griffith, V. Gibson, M. Hindgardner, S. Sullivan, R. Kline, M. Lamb, C. Hoover, D. Heatwole, S. Hensley, C. Suter, B. Landis. Back row: B. Taylor, B. Williams, N. Atkins, T. Knight, A. Landis, B. Morris, T. Mitchell, G. Coffman, D. Miller, T. Shafer, .l. Shipp, T. Houff, K. Strickler. ld Rome Comes To The Latin Club worked hard this year selling candy bars to raise money. Several members of the club represented Montevideo by attending the State Junior Classical League Convention held in Roanoke. The Roman Banquet was a success, and the crowning of Juno, Pam Foltz, and Jupiter, Morgan Lamb, was the highlight. The annual Roman Circus included a var- iety of skits and chariot races. Allison Williams was crowned Miss Roma and was escorted by Glenn Nor- ton. Front row: D. Saylor, B. Blose. Second row: K. Shifflett, P. Foltz. Back row: C. Cline, B. Blose, B. Campbell, D. Norton. Front row: E. Rexrode, B. Morris, T. Young, Z. Griffith. Second row: S. Martz, C. Suter, N. Atkins, T. Mit- chell. Third row: T. I-louff, S. Chandler, M. Lamb, J. Jones, M. Lamb, R. Byers, F. Hinkle, R. Kline. Fourth row: P. Cupp, T. Shafer, D. Heatwole, J. Shipp, S. Siler, T. Sipe, D. Diehl, S. Snyder, C. Driver, L. Mayes, J. Dove, J. Reardon. Fifth row: D. McCutcheon, C. Jarrels, C. Chandler, S. Self, T. Myers, D. Bowman, V. Cari- cofe, G. Nelson, S. Derrow. Sixth row: D. Mclnturff, M. Beck, T. Begoon, T. Scott, P. Miller, M. Baugher, L. Huffman, A. Southerly, G. Norton. Back row: D. Leeth, G. Chandler, M. Echard, G. Coffman, A. Wenger, D. Coulter, D. Morris. nf, X Front row: S. Kessinger, C. I-leavener, S. Haugh. Second row: D. Lam, M. Thompson, K. Dovel. Back row: S. Oakes, S. Kes-- sin er S. Suter K. Strickler C. Meadows g s 1 Q - ' X i f...J Front row: M. Dovel, B. Sellers, J. Good, R. Connellee, C. Lam. Second row: L. Knight, C. Lineweaver, L. Brab- son, J. Cave. S. Ritchie, L. O'Roark. Third row: A. Milstead, L. Acker, M. Coffey, M. Bowman, L. Strickler, A. Williams, D. Breeden, T. Reardon, G. Bowman, T. Barnharl. Fourth row: J. Kite, B. Sandridge, T. Caricofe, D. Moyers, D. Miller, C. Morris, V. Mayes, S. Frazier, P. Thompson. Back row: D. Mohr, L. Good, S. Pence, J. Workman, J. Flock. K ll l L -M - I ' X x. f . fr f. c e ic mphasis Is Placed n Grammar The objective ofthe English department this past year was to stress the importance of grammar in writing. All college bound seniors were required to take one semester of Advanced Composition and the other semester was an elective course. Some electives offered were Identity, Mass Media, Ethics, and British Literature. The tenth and eleventh graders were involved in a combined English and US. or World History Class. Ninth graders spent time on composition and reading. class tries to comeiup with an answer Z' E6Eal3E5rSwegwig,igIiQ, lf 'a,53, New -. Freshmen English class concentrates on vocabulary. JN- ,g 60 Students Earn Recognition Massanutten Vocational Technical Center, as in the past, provided its students with programs in basic vocational skills such as drafting, food service, and auto mechanics. The year's training and practice paid off when awards were won in Cosmetology and plumb- ing in District and State competition. Ag mphasizes Techniques The primary goal of agriculture, which is related directly to the FFA, was the Udevelopment of agri- cultural leadership, cooperation, and citizenshipf' Those in this course were introduced to all the differ- ent modes of agriculture. All students enrolled in these classes developed various skills in record keep- ing. Members were encouraged to take part in judg- ing poultry, livestock, dairy, crops, and mechanics. In construction classes, students worked on the very ' basics of roofing, house construction, framing, and planning. Hi T:- 62 3 Q 2 pares a skeletal mount Interest The Science Department offered students a vari- ety of five different classes. These ranged from Earth Science to Physics. The year was filled with experiments such as the dissection of small ani- mals, determining unknown solutions, discovering instantaneous speed, calculating the number of dandelions in a given area on the front lawn and mapping land contours. Various field trips were also taken during the year. usiness Prepares For The Future Many courses were offered to better enable the stu- dent to meet the demands of the growing business world. Students learned through many different activities Some of these were the promotion of business educa- tion in the school by the creation of bulletin boards, a trip to the court house to witness the programing of a computer, and by demonstrations such as an IBM Memory Typewriter. Each of these allowed the stu- dent to be more informed about new equipment and new techniques. assignm nt Business class. if be , ...g--ii orld History Goes Block The combination of US. History and American Literature continued this year and the block course was expanded to include World History and Sopho- more English. The circuit and general courts of Rockingham County were visited by several gov- ernment classes. To add interest, various guest speakers were invited throughout the year and films were used. Taking notes is part of a usual day in US. EFE Prepares For Employment Preparing students for employment or vocational training schools was the main objective ofthe Employment for Educa- tion class this past year. During the year students learned how to fill out a job application and how to handle themselves in an interview. Films and guest speakers were also used for class- room instruction. To close up the year the EFE students took a trip to King's Dominion. if 'lW5T'W,T??i?. 3.1 ' ' ,. .7 66 Students jot down important facts G ath Stresses Reasoning Adding, subtracting, multiplying and divid- ing. All this and more went through the minds of math students as they solved problems. To culminate the year was the Math Fair which allowed the students to use their imagination and the skills they had learned. Another highlight was the field trip to JMU. EQ P.E. Includes any Sports This year's classes were co-educational. Ninth and tenth grade classes were required to take basic P.E. in which they learned the fundamentals of basketball, soc- cer, and track. Eleventh and twelfth graders were offered Advanced P.E. Students in these classes spent the year playing golf, football, basketball, and softball. L. Sacra watches Souder work with po fsigwgheel. I I Q' it A V ' A , ggi,-Qtih i ' '- , - 5 ,, I xirrg, V XVLV: I tkh I A , .I 4- , ll' H T L , ,,3' ' if , 4 ., if 'X 'X T . , W' tw H A if ,W Y 5 demonstrates how to do stitchery. ,. fy 2151 2 Create The art classes expressed their creativeness through such activities as sketching, painting, and weaving. Those who felt more adventurous tried their hand at sculpting sawdust heads, block print- ing and macrame. The latest wall mural brought the ocean into the main hall with Seascape and sails. '- ' gg R Kline mats pictures. 69 l Home Ec. Encourages anagement The Home Ec. Department had an interesting year with many different activities. A presentation was given on mar- riage and family planning, a trip to the Brideas House in preparation for weddings, and individual projects were done to teach management and budgeting. These activities help- ed students learn to plan for the future and made them aware of problems which can be avoided. . good use the demonstration mirror.. Ti Hinkle finds afistraight seam a challenge. 70 gent QSM W if tv M.. , Music Gets any Involved The Music Department had a very active year starting with the production of the musical glGod- spell . The choral group also attended District V Festival and Regional chorus. The annual Christ- mas and Spring concerts were given for the public and as an additional activity Music Review was sponsored which gave the entire student body a chance to participate. is wg? K . i f 1' , aj A 'V Students work on Survival Course Co-operative Vocational Training dealt with the teaching of basic academic and vocational skills. A main objective of the class was to prepare students, on an individual basis, for survival in the world. Many materials other than books were used throughout the year. W- Cook uses P1emeUE51fY,1lEl?sl?F1?1' c M W CVT isn't an hard work. Mrs. Flemming stresses verb conjugation. word. W usy Year The students in the Foreign Language depart- ment were kept on their toes this year. French stu- dents spent time learning to speak, write and under- stand the language and customs. Several got first hand experience by traveling to Europe. In Latin, the first year members grasped the basics of the language, while the second year students devoted more time to the history. Those interested in developing their skills enrolled in a third year. 5 i School Leaders Build This was a year of few changes for the admin- istration and faculty. Four new faces joined the group: Mr. Wright in administration, Mrs. Holmes in Social Studies, Miss Trimmer in English and Mrs. Coffman in the library. Many students came to realize that MHS was not composed of just classrooms and textbooks but of cooperation and understanding between the administration, faculty and student body. Being aware of the responsibilities and pressures facing students, the faculty and administration were ready to assist and to prepare students for making decisions which would affect the future. Dr. John A. Kent, Principal a F UQ fag S . Fisxwlvgf i JL 5 31.5. if Wm mwgswf ,'f1-:,4:azEfE3ffs11tgr Mr. Edward A. Byrd, Assistant Principal Mr. Charles J. Wright, Assistant Principal Teachers Explain Assignments, Lv-' . '-vii, Q , ' s . L',e, A ' f . Nr XL -'X 6' A ' - 33: A A it y , ..ff 'ifX . - 5 ,f - 3 U .. Mrs. Pam Bailey Mrs. Carlotta Mrs, jean Cash Mrs. Beulah Cobbs Blakemore Mr, Dick Crawford Mrs. Lee Coffman Mrs. Bailey: English. Reading-Resource. Mrs. Blakemore: English. Team Leader and National Honor Society Sponsor. Mrs. Cash: English. Junto II Sponsor. Mrs. Cobbs: Latin. Junior Classical League and SCA Sponsor. Mrs. Coffman: Library Aid. Mr. Crawford: Physical Education. Baseball Coach and Athletic Director. Provide A Helping Hand, Y sy:--'f zr 1 s a... fx? is , i vs-vw.. w: .' - 5.5.5 ii Mr. Cupp: Agriculture. FFA Sponsor. Mr. Daniels: Social Studies. Academic Bowl and Junto II Sponsor. Mrs. Dunham: English. Literary Magazine Sponsor. Mr. Early: Math. Golf Coach. Mrs. Early: Science. Sophomore Class and Peak Sponsor. Mrs. Flemming: French. French Club Spon- SOI'. iii? A M 'xi ' 5 5 : vfkyaxl T. , its-,X ' x X ' 7 N . Ar 5 p gf.. Y . X . 'J' f 'X Li 1 1 ' - iw ' ' ffifffrf' A M, ' 'E 'JTEFZ Y-':,-'I ' A 4414-Q , ' Mr. Wayne Cupp Mr. Bryan Daniels Mrs. Kathy Dunham Mr. Dennis Early Mrs. Pat Early Mrs. Gene Flemming Emphasize A Point, ,,K. ffsmii ' a I ,'1. Q, Q Mr. Don Glick Mr. Mike Guinn Mrs. Pat Hensley Mrs. Catherine Miss Jean LaRue Mr. Bill Leatherman Holmes Mr. Glick: Physical Education. Outdoor Track Coach. Mr. Guinn: Guidance Counselor. Indoor Track and Asst. Outdoor Track Coach, and Lettermen's Club Sponsor. Mrs. Hensley: English. Majorette and Foren- sics Sponsor. Mrs. Holmes: Social Studies. Junior Class Sponsor and Asst. Girls Track Coach. Miss LaRue: Physical Education. Volleyball and Softball Coach, and Monogram Club Sponsor. Mr. Leatherman: Physical Education. Varsity Basketball Coach. Support School Functions, Mrs. Lewis: Art. Senior Class Sponsor. Mr. Lough: Science. Asst. Track Coach, Photography Club and Sophomore Class Sponsor. Mr. MacMillan: Choral Director. Mrs. Madren: Guidance Director. Mr. Magri: English. Soccer and J.V. Bas- ketball Coach. Mrs. Miller: Business. FBLA Sponsor. . f' r s'r' 1 J N .... .l f v . S , -f . 9 f . .ci V .. ... - , f 5 1 5 -. -lk X 'g . ' K . ... ,.', K . ji .if, 'K ' i ffy Y I R fi V5 wr. . 5 V sank I. ' 1' i: 'n , if Vi .S ' if s 'Q . K z:'. z lf' -4 4 , , Q Zzppp A . Mrs. Mary Lewis Mr. Tom Lough Mr. David Mrs. Jean Madren Mr. Ralph Magri MacMillan Mrs. Margaret Miller whitening. J l iw Share Ideas, . :iii vt , .ts . y w W.. Eat , at a ., . , ,, 31525 ' Lx ,pf f '1 ww i 7 Qii5 t:, . . 1 i, zi, , iAg1 Q: W . 4m-uw if 1.13 , lf fi ft 10 1' ef 'Ea 'Kg sq,- 'Ll l AX Mrs. Mary .Io Mr. Ronnie Nelson Mr. Dwight Mitchell Mr. Fred Pence Newman Mr. Robert Newman Mr. Jack Raines 1 . . gf Mrs. Mitchell: Business. COE Coordinator FBLA Sponsor. Mr. Nelson: Business. Mr. D. Newman: Agriculture. FFA Sponsor. Mr. R. Newman: Asst. Varsity Football and J.V. Baseball Coach, Historical Society Sponsor. Mr. Pence: Math. Team Leader and Junior Class Sponsor. Mr. Raines: ICT. VICA Sponsor, and J.V. Football Coach. 1 And Prepare For The Future. ,,.rre if M-. ' FP' If 4 -. e 2 on ...nw .......,,,5A .. hr ff' ' 1 .... 6' Mrs. Rea: CVT. Girls Conditioning and Track Coach, Pep Club Sponsor. Mrs. Roche: Home Economics. FHA Spon- sor. Mrs. Sipe: Science, Team Leader, Senior Class Sponsor. Mr. Spence: Math. Freshmen Class Sponsor. Mrs. Smith: Business. Team Leader. Mr. Sponaugle: Math. Head Cross-Country, Asst. Indoor and Outdoor Track Coach, Freshmen Class Sponsor. 'S tk. .ff-.:1fg.s1 5 'N 'k ' I ' , ..... as Jess i id Q it 'K r . S333 QAM? W 5, Mig.. . .M ret as l ef ,L 3' I 150' ' iiiqf. Q .gggfv 4 .3 Q , 4, 1 Y TQ f Q. . 34 - - 5 ' P . EE-.. is ,. :f5,a:Jf,3, 1.5 f 1' f aff,'zg1-'qgjf' .15 A. C5 fl V152 fer, ' .gf-: N :anti +1 X Mrs. Pal R63 Mrs. Kathryn Roche Mrs. Mary Sipe MF- -'CTW SPCUCC Mrs. Earlene Smith Mr. John Sponaugle 80 X MY wo'sfWF'f'.-lm A L gf R rf R w is P' G- Seated: Mrs. Jo Lee, Secretary. Standing: Mrs. Fay Caricofe, Bookkeeperg Mrs. Corrine Frazier, Secretaryg Mrs. Jewel Knight, Receptionist. X as . . - .rr . ' :,. '21 , ---' 'A , - gk 2 ' . ,gf ,L -I , ...Q T t . ssrs r . wr Cafeteria Staff: Mrs. Violet Magalis, managerg Mrs. Evelyn Mclnturff, Custodians: Mrs. Orba Lam, Mr. Orba Lam, Mr. Mrs. Dorothy Lam, Mrs. JoAnn Huffman, Mrs. Thelma Trobaugh, Mrs. Carl Fry. Edith Breeden. Mr. Straight: World of Construction. Tennis Coach. Mrs. Thomas: CVT. Girls Conditioning Coach, Cheerleader and Pep Club Sponsor. Miss Trimmer: English. J.V. Girls Basketball Coach and Peakazine Sponsor. Mrs. Pat Williams: Librarian. in Mrs. Mary Thomas Miss Mary Trimmer Mr. Steve Straight Mrs. Pat Williams ff :aw Rh , f dx 6 gg ,qv 541555 was 8 NLQW Hof' i , 1 4 1 ' 1, Q ' Ubi MRM in . ,gi QL WL ,LV I MTW garb 5962101033 we Qgdedx fx Qgjxv Xaow , oo Xfyflbg z by 'ix MQ OCZ 52906 'be' My Us by wf , V3 V50 B cvxx QW' A wxxbkwibz 0. 5 415314030 L95 SEMA' M ,W W r i ii Ng hbximg 52,9 ,305 , 02, OPPON ENT Harrrsonburg Stonewall Luray Strasburg Elkton Page Madlson W1ll1am Monroe REGION B Clover Hrll STATE SEMI FINAL W and L Montross STATE FINAL Perry McCluer THEY WE ' 9 6 28 0 T.A. 22 I4 20 6 28 0 29 0 Central 22 29 40 16 ' 28 21 ' ' 25 12 ' 27 I4 23 12 12 33 Champs Are Crowned The Varsity football team enjoyed what may be remembered as its finest season ever. They made it all the way to the state final before dropping a hard-fought game to Perry McCluer. It was most unusual that the season's turning point came in the first game. Tim Taylor's field goal, which provided the winning margin over Har- risonburg, drew the team together and from then on, it was mostly uphill for the Maroons. Statistically, the team's leading ground gainer was Doug Hensley and its leading scorer was Mark Dorman but co-captains W.L. Raynes and Mickey Baugher provided on-the-field leadership. The Maroon running attack was centered around the blocking of Joe Reardon and Greg Taylor. In any estimation, a true champion snaps back when it is down. The Maroon team showed its championship caliber in the come-from-behind victory over Clover Hill to capture the Region B title. N-E945 . Qtr' We- 1. f A .7 1 7 244 4Ft 75 5 E 2 78 45 3 32 11 s at P97r,14Ugfaahsfs7Uweis2ifBQ 551, Bynf.. 412 5.1 A A , - . .,1r', if ,- ' J -,sfgdgagsj-'gvaezt Jus.: at alfa 'sv 5' Front row: G. Liskey, mgr., H. Lee, M. Strickler, J. McCarthy, M. Marshall, J. Rosson, G. Taylor, J. Reardon, M. Dorman, T. Raines, D. Hensley, J. Breeden, K. Jackson, mgr., Coach Dofflemyer. Second row: C. Saufley, D. McCormick, M. Lam, M. Cupp, M. Myers, R. 'Price, G. Crawford, P. Hensley, S. Derrow, G. Norton, M. Baugher, G. Chandler, W. Gibson, Coach Newman. Back row: D. Morris, G. Davidson, W. Raynes, T. Gochenour, S. Self, L. Gibson, G. Clatterbuck, D. Kirtley, J. Jenkins, T. Breed- en, J. Claytor, T. Taylor, Coach Garrison. ain Prestige Coach Raines attributed much of this year's success to the outstanding play of the Freshmen. He also noted that the future of football at MHS looks bright because of the J.V. team play this year. The keys to the 6-2 season record were four players who rushed for three hundred fifty or more yards and a stubborn defense. OPPONENT WE THEY Riverheads 14 8 Central 8 14 Harrisonburg 6 30 Turner Ashby 22 14 Page 8 6 Elkton 20 0 William Monroe 28 20 Broadway 20 O if' l' , f. i ' ' ' ,lf ' ' Front row: D. Irvin, mgr., D. McCallister, T. Jenkins, M. Roderick, K. Shifflett, C. Jones B. Derrer, T. Gibson, B. Hensley, D. Freeland, T. Turner, M. Roadcap, mgr. Second row Coach Raines, R. Roadcap, A. Wilberger, C. McCormick, K. Good, B. Life, J. Strickler B. Harmon, J. Raynes, C. Tuttle, B. Hart, J. Shifflett, Coach Failes. Back row: M. Morris S. Pence, D. Diehl, S. Kisling, K. Cave, K. Hilbert, M. Michael, J. Helmick, S. Suter. T Eppard, C. Martin, S. Stroupe. Absent was J. Baker. Soccer Picks Up ans Coach Magri was pleased with an 8-5 l season. He pointed out that the team beat its schedule, in other words, defeated everyone on the schedule at least once, except EMHS. The team received excel- lent support from its Sophomore and Freshman mem- bers who were called upon many times to fill in for injured players. Captain Boo Taylor led in scoring and Chip Long led in assists. Defensive stand- outs were Barry Wilfong in interceptions and Tim Workman as anchorman. Goalie Jimmy Miller had two shut outs and held all opponents except EMHS to two goals. Increased spectator interest boosted team morale, making it the best year yet for the soccer program. OPPONENT WE THEY Roanoke Valley 1 2 Tandem 3 l Roanoke Valley 7 1 AMA l O EMHS 0 l l Albemarle B 3 l Fishburne l 2 Tandem 10 l Western Albemarle 2 l Albemarle B 1 l EMHS I 10 AMA l 0 Western Albemarle 1 - 2 ' Fishburne 5 I Front row: R. Landes, N. Houff, C. Raines. Second row: B. Morris, S. Slaubaugh, B. Harrison, G. Nelson, C. Long, R. McCarthy, M. Kribel, D. Norwinski. Back row: Coach Magri, T. Kibler-stat., J. Heatwole, B. Taylor, J. Burgoyne, T. Workman, B. Wilfong, F. Glick, J. Workman, J. Crawford, J. Miller, T. Moore-stat., Asst. Coach Brunk. Not pic- tured: S. Snyder, stat. WW new WW ll ' rf stllvlfyyol' fb WW ross Country Is Proud C Record The Cross Country team had what Coach Sponaugle described as a very rewarding season. After posting an 8-2 record, the team went on to capture the runner-up spot in both the District and the Region and completed its season with a third place fin- ish in the State meet. Captain Rob Kribel and the remainder ofthe team will be returning next year and the possibility of another very successful season seems excellent. Wi 3 wwwfge WLWQUWWQW WW' ab rffw M iliitl ig f Coach Guinn gives last-minute instructions OPPONENT WE THEY Page 37 23 Turner Ashby 24 33 T - Rappahannock 18 45 ' Elkton 19 37 ' . Western Albermarle 31 43 Harrisonburg 46 Stonewall 38 22 Central 25 31 Madison 25 31 Luray 25 30 'i 3' 4... 'I 'I in iz K t . 3 Front row: E. Borror, mgr., J. Brown, T. Reardon, T. Mace, K. Smith. Back row: K. Galek, stat., K. Good, stat., S. Siler, stat., R. Kribel, D. Herring, B. Wilberger, J. Kirtley, S. Huff- man, R. Dennis, B. Bresley, Coach Lough, Coach Sponaugle. Trackmen Set Records The 1978 Indoor Track season was cut somewhat short but R. Kribel receives Congratulations. the team still fared well. Coach Guinn worked with a young team which had only three seniors. Jeff Rosson broke the school record with a shot put of forty-nine feet. Rob Kribel broke the school record in the two mile run with a time of l0:2l.3 Both Rosson and Kribel finished first in the State in their re- spective events. f J. Rosson gives it all heis got. Fort Defiance Invitational 2nd place Riverheads Invitational 4th place Perry McCluer Invitational 2nd place Group A State Meet 7th place Front row: K. Mooberry, J. Kirtley, J. Rosson, J. Breeden, T. Raines, D. Herring, B. Bres- ley. Second row: S. Huffman, R. Roadcap, D. McCallister, S. Hartman, S. Suter, C, Deav- ers, R. Kribel. Third row: S. Siler, stat., M. Lamb, J. Brown, L. Hammer, S. Stroupe, G Silvers, K. Shifflett, stat., K. Good, stat. Back row: J. Helmick, J. Heatwole, C. Legg, Coach Guinn. aroonettes Show Determination For the first time ever, our Varsity Girls' Basketball team was coached by a man. Mr. Joe Scalise. Under Coach Scalise, the Ma- roonettes successfully used the stall to knock off the number one ranked team Luray and completed their season with an ll-8 record. Co-captains Penny Cupp and Valerie Mayes saw a lot of action as did leading scorer and all-district players Betsy Blose. Lori Acker and Kim Strickler rounded out the starting five. W Q .W H5595 'e:'7f' N-if OPPGNENT WE THEY Luray 34 60 Strasburg 47 39 William Monroe 59 31 Stonewall 37 54 Rappahannock 42 37 Page 46 49 Central 48 47 Madison 45 32 Elkton 42 40 Strasburg 28 38 Luray 35 34 William Monroe 57 26 Stonewall 29 46 Rappahannock 48 53 Page 48 46 Central 39 54 Madison 61 38 Elkton 50 45 Front Row: J. Jones, B. Blose, B. Root, L. Acker, C. Shifflett. Back row: Coach Scalise TOURNAMENT C. Lineweaver, mgr., C. Jarrels, D. Norton, V. Mayes, P. Cupp, K. Strickler, M. Burner Madison 42 44 - mgr. 90 i ! I a X' X f x? X 4 C5 M occupies 55 5 , K. N I x a 'N ,......g97 'Wage .V.s Work ard Our J.V. Girls basketball team had a new coach this year, Miss Mary Trimmer assisted by Miss Kathie Johnson. Re- turning from last year were Sophomores Barbara Blose, Pam Foltz and Cindy Cline. Freshmen Lori Strickler and Susan Blose completed the starting five. The J.V. Maroon- ettes finished their season with an ll-7 record. ,,.W i OPPONENT Luray Strasburg William Monroe Stonewall Rappahannock Page Central Madison Elkton Strasburg Luray William Monroe Stonewall Rappahannock Page Central Madison Elkton Coach 43 47 26 Sl 36 2l 46 39 33 25 33 THEY I9 ll 30 21 l0 38 24 29 37 28 I5 Front row: A. Williams, L. Strickler, T. Caricofe, B. Blose, J. Fleisher. Back row: Coach Trimmer, C. Lineweaver, mgr., P. Foltz, S. Blose, C. Cline, J. Bubb, L. Higgs, M. Burner, mgr. 'fit .V.s Develop Skills Although the team finished with a 4-14 record, Coach Magri pointed out that most ofthe games were very close and could have gone either way. He also emphasized the point that JV basketball was a building process designed to strengthen the Varsity program, and although win- ning was important, it was far from everything. The skill and technique of the players developed noticeably during the season. Front row: J. Crawford, F. Glick, S. Slaubaugh, R. Landes, mgr., K. Sheets, mgr. Back row: H. Dunbrack, G. Norton, D. Michael, B. Bowman, B. Farrell, T. Taylor, Coach Magri. OPPONENT WE THEY Stonewall 32 40 William Monroe 20 22 Rappahannock 34 38 Strasburg 50 52 Central 36 50 Madison 39 50 Elkton 63 54 William Monroe 33 26 Stonewall 32 37 Luray 43 48 Rappahannock 51 60 Strasburg 37 44 Page 51 28 Central 58 55 Luray 43 48 Madison 44 56 Elkton 35 51 Page 26 35 93 arsity Looks o The Future Coach Leatherman summed up the Var- sity Basketball program when he com- mented: A l4-6 record with three Jun- iors, and one Sophomore in our starting lineup should set things up for one of Mon- tevideo's finest seasons next yearf' Reno Darcus and Brad Williams, Junior guards, averaged fifteen points a game. Junior Aron McCarthy grabbed seven rebounds a game. Sophomore Greg Chandler was a starter most of the season. Mr. Leatherman con- cluded: 'LNext year should be our year. l OPPONENT WE THEY Stonewall 64 54 William Monroe 55 64 Rappahannock 69 56 Turner Ashby 70 65 Harrisonburg 43 58 Strasburg 60 54 Central 39 44 Madison 66 62 Elkton 77 59 William Monroe 57 56 Stonewall 48 46 Luray 83 85 Rappahannock 75 78 Strasburg 75 67 Page 67 54 Central 75 54 Luray 78 7l Yi Madison 63 75 Elkton 70 62 Page 76 74 TOURNAMENT 56 60 Front row: K. Jackson, mgr., D. Hensley, B. Williams, C. Long, B. Harris, R. Darcus M. Baugher, B. Harrison, mgr. Back row: Coach Leatherman, G. Taylor, M. Dorman J. Reardon, A. McCarthy, S. Oakes, G. Chandler, A. Southerly, mgr. 94 ElktOI'l i 95 Cheerleaders Create Spirit Cheerleaders not only worked hard during the atheletic season but also throughout the entire year. They spent the summer plan- ning the Miss M.H.S. Beauty Pageant, and sold Valley Banners throughout the school year. The fall and winter varsity attended camp at University of North Carolina where they received a spirit stick and ribbons. The JV squads took part in a clinic at James Mad- ison University where they learned new chants and methods of fan involvement. 1.45 FALL VARSITY. Front Row: P. Plecker, B. Morris, Z. Griffith. Back Row: T. Morris, K. Saufley, T. Good, D. McCutcheon. FALL JV. Front Row: A. Frazier, S. Martz. Back Row: M. Bowman, B. Campbell, M. Lee, D. Bow- man. WINTER VARSITY- FFOFH Row: D- DSHH- SGC- WINTER JV. Bottom Row: M. Comer, B. Oveido, M. Coffey. Top Row: D ond ROW2 T. Houff, S. Raynes. Third Row: B. Miller, E, Rexrode, C, Morris, Morris, D. Norton. Back Row: C. Jarrels. aseball Defends District Title Although the varsity baseball team fell short in its bid for another Regional championship, it was a satisfying season because they won the dis- trict title without some familiar faces. Mike Morris fashioned two no-hitters and batted .469. Doug Hensley, Greg Taylor, Reno Darcus, and Joe Claytor joined Morris on the All-District Squad. Coach Crawford pointed out that the dis- trict title was one of the main objectives and by winning that the season could be considered at least a partial success. fttt to V - M K . q ,,,.L 2 ,k.i K xyyyvv Y . . . , , . ef 'gi -,.'-'L' :asa- 6, ' t . .,.. X ' s - ti s A J J A - s --.,. L .,kL. - . - ' 'iv Q . A .5 :.,::-flag.. , ' 1 A X . . . sd 'Z . . . , pe ' J . I' ' G . . A gf ,J M 5 -. at .- 4 U I ,, ' r g. in I ik, ' gpg, A , i Q -.11 ,- 'F f t. Li' - sm K . Q -.55 rrer 1 dregs 3 'F ' Y 4 T ' ' M , .,,.. ,t f D. Hensley heads for first. 'W X, , , J . . t ' -- -, , F-in .ig -.fer -'Wi '.t' V fc 1 . wfiiffiifff ' f f- :itil T A ibrfilt 2531i- t ' Qin ifeifif' D 51 5 ' A ' ' ' ' ' ' -3. -1-2 rfififfr ,k:. f . 'hr' xx i.- -. .... W.. 1? i kv ,JI 'J .. W N. ,Jai J.- it , t - . nz- . M-- K f'f, K .,,-. vat J-. t rf' tfft A , , A J t ssrss 11.-f' ., Z. vsst , .11 c J . .- , , : - X f .. ' J ' . . WM' . 4 t Q- -I .. -- , L ,.'- is ' V- P V 'rr .ITQQ M In W '.t..' . .', gg., if gl - K P. 1 4 J A. .TX in Q.. Dgrcugjaiiii J .Qlaytrori provide ay, P' defense. X4 ',,,...: . ,gf OPPONENT Turner Ashby Fort Defiance Harrisonburg Page County Rappahannock Luray Buffalo Gap Elkton Harrisonburg William Monroe Madison Page County Rappahannock Madison Elkton Turner Ashby Luray Buffalo Gap William Monroe REGIONAL Clover Hill THEY WE l5 16 ' l2 l ' 5 3 8 O 22 0 5 7 5 6 I0 7 ' 8 9 Fort Defiance I0 0 ' ' I2 10 ' 13 0 9 3 3 4 ' 2 l 4 3 0 5 8 0 16 6 ' ' 9 l A 0 2 .. . . v . it I , , :-. ...., , Front row: G. Coffman, J. McCarthy, R. Darcus, D. Roadcap, D. Hensley, J. McDaniels, J. Mil- ler, S. Michael, C. Chandler, J. Brceden, batgirl P. Plecker. Back row: batgirl K. Hammer, T. Tay- lor, M. Morris, J. Claytor, G. Taylor, T. Raines, F. Hinkle, R. Byers, Coach Crawford, W. Armen- IFOLII, I1'13l'l3gCI'. G. Taylor gets a good jump. ,J i X f ,Q or ,- 1.11 wf Z 'K ..,r F. Hinkle isn't too happy with vthe call. 'VY M VV mH::'mmx5 Izxil- '-p ! . , - mf. P ZX G f mf ' 'Q KJ o ' ..,..- .. , ' '. If fzfxkqi . Nh f . g if . ,V ',g.:.V V WV' 7. 1 . X . A L' . fH'i'f ,, f ifw A k ,' 1' 9? .Q J-. -f-f ' f R. Darcus belts a long one. V V v- in--P Sf N .wwf . . .--,wma-f'-f W, J .Vfs Finish R. Roadcap heads for homey: Strong .. .6 L ,H When asked his impression ofthe season, Coach New- man explained: After three losses to open the season, we came on to win our final six games. I didn't give up on the players and they didn't give up on me. He also noted the pitching improved as the season progressed. Top pit- chers were Mark Myers, Howie Dunbrack, and Ricky Cave. Leading hitters were Greg Chandler, John Ray- nes, and Greg Crawford. X' M hopes over the OPPONENT WE THEY Page l 4 Harrisonburg 6 l7 Turner Ashby 4 12 Ft. Defiance ll 9 2,3 Harrisonburg 9 1 . - . ,ysf , . Y Luray 14 8 . .. if ' HQ g , f ' Page I2 8 . g X, is .i i A .. Buffalo Gap 8 l A . K 71,4 lgfiy PIX ' C Q .3 , 1, - 5 it s-S 1 Q ' X 1 . 235- , . . i ' 1'-x 1 x if li f fs- i f, ' if . . xl ,O V. I by M .y-A l A., sri, ' 235, it t K . w g X S ' ll i Q' , A727 f In .Y lx I JM ,jill . 'aff H A li M e T 1 llllkf tv: Q l E- .1 'fs ff' D i fm, . A J ' fi s Q Eg -' . g X I' ' A 3 I- F6 4 . -J A it za W AQ ' 'l I .. at x, 'gy m . Qi. img - wp 5 ,gg Z.. 'N I .QW N .L . , ---a.. Front row: P. Cave, D. McCallister, J. Raynes, G. Chandler, M. Myers, T. Jenkins, J. Baker, B Harmon. Back row: Coach Newman, D. Jones, G. Crawford, C. Caricofe, J. Brown, H. Dunbrack R. Cave, M. Michael, J. Crawford, R. Roadcap, B. Morris, C. Keeler, mgr. 100 .V. 's Show Promise The boy's JV track team completed the season S hiS f0f1D! with a record of O-2-l. Ben Winegard set a record in the high jump and John Helmick established a new shot record. Troy Mace was outstanding in the 880 yard run. Some ofthe more promising performers also competed on the varsity squad. Although it was a short season, Coach Sponaugle was pleased. 'F' LL Jitifi J iwfi+r':i', '1 - -' OPPONENT WE THEY Stonewall Jackson 68 68 Turner Ashby 61 75 Kate Collins 39 81 - I . l .. .,,i.. .. , , ....,. . L ,xx yrE, X V Q .SJ A.. .. gm A X , xigr M l y up sq 'gggi T iiii - titt i J Tj?i'qml P M L af ,igv PJ t ' T ' Af If -' It ki if ' ,rri J ,ci.i irrr I yygg J yyrr,r, K J ' 1' - . .rr. 6.,,,,A g it K' ii gi 4. K fm ' ,W f 77 J . i i 1 1 1 f, iii, ,,,., , . . g, ggig ' Zygig . . 4 , ik Zp, . g A-buf 1,3 pLp?Vggg .f up .t.,: Z: p . by V 'RL 3, W. I i Vkxik ,,i:V A go -1 Front row: Mr. Sponaugle, coachg L. Coulter, J. Davidson, D. Diehl, M. Good, B. Bowman, J. Long, L. Hammer, T. Reardon, S. Suter. Second row: C. Workman, K. Smith, R. Landes, A. Herring, G. Haney, R. Rourbaugh, F. Luth, R. Hartman. Third row: R McCarthy, S. Haugh, T. Dunbar, K. Landes, M. Brown, T. Driggs, B. Wilson, C. Lamb, C. Hassler, R. Crawford. Fourth row: J Martz, T. Miller, J. Foster, A. Morris, K. Dean, W. Dunigan, S. Snyder, J. Lineweaver. Fifth row: C. Tuttle, N. Shoemaker, R Miller, T. Armentrout, J. Shafer, A. Cupp, J. Davidson. Sixth row: Z. McCarthy, T. Turner, B. Hensley, K. Mace, J. McNish, E Norwenski, K. Souers. Back row: T. Mace, B. Winegard, A. Burner, K. Dunbar, J. Landes, C. Johnson, S. Stroupe, J. Young, J. Hel- mick, B. Miller, E. Borror. 101 im,-WWW.. .,. 1 M. . l Softball Rebuilds The 1978 softball team finished their season with a 4-5 district record and a 9-6 overall record. Seniors Ju- lie .Iones and Valerie Mayes served as captains for the team. The team twice defeated Waynesboro, the Valley district crown winner, in a double header. uThis sea- son was a rebuilding season for us, with this I feel we had an excellent season and hope to capture another district crown in '79, commented Coach Jean Larue. ' Q, Q, 3 E A 9 all y Q I, fra, OPPONENT WE THEY y Harrisonburg 9 5 ' , Madison 8 9 X Page County 5 2 'N Turner Ashby 7 l5 X ,f Luray 14 16 Elkton 9 15 Harrisonburg 25 9 William Monroe 23 I2 Page County 24 7 ,i S Turner Ashby 27 21 'U 1 N Q 1 Elkton 6 3 V Luray 11 3 f Madison 8 l I v V Waynesboro 8 3 i 'I' if Waynesboro 6 5 i Front Row: J. Jones, R. McCauley, L. Morris, T. Caricofe, P. Root, S. Moyers. Back row: Miss Larue, coachg P. Moyers, mgr.g V. Thomas, L. Bowman, P. Miller, C. Cline, T. Asbury, C. Suter, V. Caricofe, T. Life, L. Acker, V. Mayes, D. Hoskins, stat., R. Riggleman, mgr. ': L ' .SE ' Nlblrfis has a bgd dayf ,mAy V' , af ' ' . A -Q, 1 t-.-. , M 33, fx. Q5 Lgg. L? -sff?s ws.: A Q lvl? . L Acker shows Girls Tennis Shows Real Spirit The first year of girls tennis wasn't as successful as one would have hoped. However, according to Coach Straight, The first couple of years will be building. After that, things should really start fal- ling in place for us. I think welll do a lot better in the years to come. We have a lot to look forward to. The girls were to be commended for a very fine effort and season. ,,.. 1. . L P-Q-.-a.,' fx .. , liwwfagk. ,,,,, . , . K N 'vee.fwfw.....,,s as 3,4 OPPONENT WE THEY Broadway 0 4 Stonewall 2 4 L Turner Ashby l 5 i Central 0 6 ' Turner Ashby 0 6 Stonewall 0 6 X . , Central 2 4 if ljJ 1 5. Q' Mitts s B. Blose, L. Brabson, B. Blose, T. Begoon, S. Hensley, B. Campbell, B. Sandridge, B. Oviedo Sipe, J. Lam, M. Sipe, Coach Straight. Team uilds Confidence The boy's varsity tennis team finished their first season with a 4-5 overall record. Their dis- trict record of 4-2 earned them a berth in the Re- gional tournament at Clover Hill High School. In that tournament, Mickey Baugher defeated the James River District champion 6-3, 6-4, and teamed with Fred Glick to defeat their number one doubles team. Coach Failes summarized, I feel our team gained a great amount of experi- ence from our first year of varsity competition and we look forward to more improvement next year. OPPONENT WE THEY . y v . L g S Broadway 2 7 .4 :ri -sf,-...EA 0 E., t 1 ' Turner Ashby 3 6 -Eid X ig X .gf f lp, MM 'few YYAA 1 Page County 6 3 1 - ta' t: Pet ,'- -QT' i--' -gg Stonewall Jackson 9 0 aw Central 2 7 we ' I Page County 6 3 Turner Ashby 4 5 Stonewall Jackson 3 1 Central l 8 DISTRICT Central 1 8 REGIONAL Clover Hill 2 7 Front row: M. Good, stat., M. Baugher, G. Nelson, A. Southerly, S. Slaubaugh. Failes, F. Glick, K. Good, M. Strickler, K. Sheets, N. Houff, S. Banihashemi. Back row: Coach 105 Golfers Capture State Crown We finally got the one we went after, was Coach Earlyis comment after winning the Group A State Championship. lt was the Maroons third try for the gold cup in as many years. Four Seniors, a Sophomore and a Freshman dominated play as thc team success- fully defened its District and Regional crowns. Boo Taylor Cseniorj was season medalist with a 79 stroke average and finished first in the District, fourth in the Region and third in the State. Mert Gooden Cseniorj finished sixth in the District, second in the Region and fourth in the State. Mark Dorman fseniorj the final four-year man, had a second place District and a fifth place Regional finish. if OPPONENT WE THEY Elkton 322 344 Luray 394 Stonewall 334 325 Central 371 William Monroe 312 359 Central 364 Stonewall 339 342 Page 410 A Luray 354 367 Page 410 Elkton 320 348 William Monroe 398 DISTRICT First Place REGIONAL First Place STATE First Place Front row: D. Heatwole stat M Lamb stat B Taylor M Gooden M Thompson J Leavel. Back row: D. Lam R Armentrout M Dorman B Simmons J Reardon B Harrison, D. Huffman, Coach Early , ' . . .. A, v , 1' , Fl . ' -, ' K .4 ' f . 7 fs 1 A 107 olleyball Shows mprovement The varsity girl's volleyball team improv- ed their record over last years ending their season with a 2-4 district, and a 4- l 0 overall record. This was a creditable feat consider- ing the fact that fourteen of their games were played in a two-week period because of weather conditions. Serving as captains for the team were Julie Jones and Cathy Suter, and the coach was Jean Larue. The turn out for games was good and the crowd saw many action-packed games that ended with very close scores. Fine performances were given by all ofthe team members and the team should be commended for a great ef- fort. OPPONENT WE THEY Central 2 l Western Albermarle l 2 Page County l 2 Fluvanna 2 l EMHS l 2 EMHS O 2 Luray l 2 Luray 2 l Western Albermarle 2 0 Fluvanna l 2 Fluvanna l 2 Page County l 2 Central 0 2 EMHS O 2 Front row S Morris D Skievaski V Caricofe J lones M Marshall stat T Caricofe Second row C Cline L Acker P Foltz K Strickler D McCutcheon manager L Strick ler, K. Cullum Back row Miss Larue coach C Suter I. Roderick B Blose J Atvxell stat.g D Knight P Miller D Moyers rack Team Meets Expectations Even though the varsity girl's track team didn't win all of their meets, they still had a sen- sational season, ending with a 5-3 record. This was much improved over last year's record and was an excellent showing for a team in only its se- cond year. :ARMS The team placed third in District, sixth in Re- 4 gional and fifth in State competition. Records were set by distance runner Marcella McCue in the mile and two mile in school, district, region- al, and state competition. New school and dis- triet records were also set by discus thrower Penny Cupp who placed in regional and state competition. ln all, sixteen new records were set. Rappahannock Page County Madison Elkton William Monroe Luray Page County Stonewall Jackson CITY COUNTY 44V2 6 V2 68Vz Third Place 1 ? Front row: M. Dovel, L. Strickler, L. Sacra, S. Blose, C. Stein, A. Frazier. Second row: M. McCue, C. Lineweaver, K. Cullum, D, Knight, B, Hasler, L. McCallister. Third row: K. Shif- flett, L. Magai, P. Foltz, B. Blose, C. Heavner, L. Higgs, P. Cupp. Fourth row: N. Galek, D McCutcheon, S, Marshall, D. Moyers, D. Norton, D. Mclnturff. Back row: T. Morris, M Burner, S. Siler, T. Morris, M. Marshall. 109 OPPONENT WE THEY 42 90 12 ' 96 16 69 38 ' 44 35 68 68 37 29 76 8 rack Keeps Coach Glick praised the way the coaches and the team members worked together to make the 1978 season one of the most gratifying. He pointed out that the Maroon track team won its third consecu- tive district title although they were not predicted to because of great personnel losses. Several new re- cords were established. Frank Whitmer's state re- cord of 14 feet M1 inches in the pole vault was one of the high points. With a young te m, the Maroons inning Tradition seem set for next season. f Wifi M W ' 7 l V I f n ' 5 V. I I ' J, , v ggpllifll T' 2 R :fl ' V, A , , Q . V U 5 , IFWJVLQZ W Lf U ' VJ I 5 AAA at 9 f ,iff ' I . MZ DW I 9' if li 5 5 y6M - ofd W 1 . . i 7 d ' mr 5 ' . I 3 I 5, Z I 'J I . Hz.: Q1. .. lifii- . 1...- li fm. Wt I I X 'L . .A M. 2 OPPONENTS WE THEY X' Page County lOl 54 fi. Rappahannock 15 5' rf Madison 90 46 W Fluvanna 54 78 A 5. , ' X Caroline 38 5 5 v Eikton lO5Vz 43 if ' ,. William Monroe l5V2 X Luray 85 50 X Page County 35 Stonewall 77 59 Turner Ashby 55 lf3 69 l!3 EMHS 34 1 f3 CITY-COUNTY Second Place DISTRICT First Place REGIONAL Fifth Place STATE Fifth Place Front row: S. Self, D. Tumer, T. Breeden, J. Rosson, M. Souder, B. Bresley, D. Leeth, M. Mumbert, K. Mooberry. Second row: J. Herring, S. Huffman, R. Kribel, J. Kirtley, B. Bow- man, J. Long, R. Dennis, J. Heatwole, D. Kirtley. Third row: S. Derrow, B. Winegard, J. Hel- mick, J. McCue, J. McCallister, S. Haugh, D. Morris, C. Deavers. Fourth row: B. Williams, W. Sellers, G. Silvers, C. Long, L. Gibson, F. Whitmer. Back row: T. Morris, stat.g M. Burner stat.g S. Silver, stat.g T. Morris, stat., M. Marshall, stat. M. Mumbert has no trouble with phembar 4-li E . stretches for dxstance. 3 4 ? Q 5 4 W 'Y' 1' I l N w X N 1 4 Seniors Find Time For All Things No one can say the Senior class was not busy its last year. Candy sales added funds to the treasury, college applications were completed and graduation plans were finalized. To some, four years seemed like a long time to reach the top, but along the way, learn- ing experiences were shared and lasting friendships were made. ORC Being a Senior not only meant special privileges, entering an assembly with the student body stand- ing, and a trip to Busch Gardens but also the begin- ning of a new future. Whatever that future has in store, the Class of '78 has prepared itself to make a mark in the world. 'Y Robin Riggleman Secretary' Jerry Skievaski President' Suzy Raynes Reporter. Ab- sent were Karen Skievaski Vice President and Tina Oakes Treasurer. ,TW Carol Faye Armentrout Vickie Lee Back ITS Joann Marie Borror 4 Pamela Dianne Bridges ,ii , Timothy Wayne Armentrout Robert Michael Baugher Jeffrey Alan Breeden 'Pb Ollie O'Dale Bruce Wade Luther Armentrout Sherry Lynn Asbury Vera Starr Beach James Thomas Begoon, Jr Ricky Allen Bush fU5 'C' Susan LaRaine Chandler Daniel Aaron Byerly Daniel Ray Coulter Russell Warren Byers, Jr. Phyllis Marie Craun Melonie Dawn Crawford 215 Penny Sue Cupp Dx. John William Catalano Richard Stewart Craun M518 David Brian Cullum '51-S7 Sara Ellen Davis kin' Peggy Sue Dean Kent Allen Derrow Linden Clark Diehl Dana Lynn Dgrman Mark Avery Dorman Larry Eugene Elyard fm ,sh ' N X I' all New S- iw - K W- A K K mi Larry Wayne Eppard Melody Anne Fitzsimmons Peggy Lee Fleisher -IOYCC Charlene Fl0Ok 45 Wm , 7 -.- --' vw ,..f my , K Francis Glen Gainer, Jr. Vickie Lynne Gibson Kimberly Elizabeth Good 'IO' X David Lee Gooden Teresa Kay Granger Zanda Rae Griffith ,g,,, 1 Nynb N Timothy Long Good Elsie Dove Hall Sharon Denise Hammer fi? ff 1' Peggy Sue Hawkins ' ,N i Q fi' 1. is 'fy i D Q ' 2 , ' 9 f 3 Deborah Marie Heatwole X 1 l Dorsey David Hedrick -se f .FT ,S 2..,. f W.-v , 'rw-0 ea- 'LM e- Douglas Alan Hensley Linda Kay Hensley Sandra Dawn Hensley WiI1SIOn Miller Hensley, Jr James William Hicks Leland O'Neil Hicks Frank Thomas Hiflkle, Ill Betty LOU H0Ckm3l1 Connie Jean Hoover , ' Teresa Jane Houff 69 . Q, , , C, Mary Ann Hoover Carlton Eugene Hopkins Celia Dawn Hottinger -FR Thomas Edward Howe Keith Roderick Jackson A1111 Rankin J0hnS0n ffsflfq ,Z Julia Ann Jones Robin Marie Kline -v-r 'r'lu er-ev Kristal Lynn Klobcar Tamera Sue Knight Leo Stephen Lahocki, Jr. Martha Ann Lam Arnetta Mae Landis Vickie Ann Lantz Lynn Marie Liskey Katie Crawford Lucas David William Mace Sandra Jean Magai '95, Timmy Ray Lam Morina Mori Lamb Terry Lee Lawson Donald Hoover Liskey .11 -My ' Q ,,. M ig, Michael Layne Marshall Mary Darlene Martin Carrol Sue Mauzy Valerie Dawn Mayes L Melesa Kay McCallister Kathy Diane McCarthy tx James Timothy McDaniel Edward Blair Melton, III . Kansa.-.f William Elmer Michael, Jr. Darla Lynne Miller EFHCSI Brubaker Miller, Il Kimberly Gay Miller mix ji,-I Wanda Mae Mitchgll Donald Edwin Morris Fonda Lee Morris Jeffrey Scott Morris alvxxffun .Q ' Mary Kay Morris Michael Edward Morris , il we lm I . lib' 'wg-f-'Y' ff N 1 N W E.- rw Rebecca Lynne Morris Teresa Elaine Morris wavy vs., Richard Vernon Mowbray Patricia Lynn Moyers Evelina Jan Norwinski Tina Marie Oakes Charlotte Ann Powers Timothy Allen Raynes William Larry Raynes, Jr. Joseph Donald Reardon .,,.sX M Richard Lee Reynolds, II nv- irmvfldm f .lf nl Robin Crystal Riggleman 'Qfftuv' Linda Sue Ritchie Linda Susan Rodeffer Nathan Reid Roderick Jeffery Wayne ROSSOH 'fv- Kenneth Clyde Roy Pamela Jane Roy Teresa Ann Shafer Kimly Lynn Sheets Z5W 2'9' Carol Sue Shifflett Linda Ann Shifflett Lloyd Nicholson Shifflett P21triCia Sue Shifflett Randolph Morgan Shifflctt, Jr. Rebecca Diana Shifflett l Robert Edward Shifflett Rfmald WHYUC Shifflett Stanley Ray Shifflett Teresa Merica Shifflett Juanita Catherine Shipp Thomas Raymond Showalter '-40 Roger Carlton Shull James Keith Sinnett Cyr Gerard Skievaski 'W-wus Jeffery Dwayne Smith Aff Sharon Gay Siler Deborah Lynn Silvers Bradley Lane Simmons Tammy .lo Sipe Karen Kribel Skievaski 'Sire Mark Edwin Souder Debbie Dwayne Strickler ved , Kristy Dee Strickler Mark Warren Strickler Sally Elaine Sullivan lfllxl ,.f, , ,.,B, ami- i I A, x 1 'K Q' r Cathy Ann Suter Theodore Wayne Swartz 3? SH-,a Joseph Keith Swink Crain Ramon Tavlor Gregory Steven Taylor Keith Edward Taylor . mf. is :-2, FEA 5 t tttt if I Ruth Elizabeth Troyer Douglas Aubery Tumer Isa-1' '32-TP Richard Scott Tuttle Brenda Kaye Warr E fu . '- R, 1. Denise Ann Williams Robert Edward Williams Phillip Lee Winegard Timothy Lynn Winegord After Us, usch Gardens ., 1 35 -ng. , , . W, , f ff? 130 ,, N., ,ga i ,J , m1'1 1 ' , , fi. . . i 5.3, , fig, , b , 'fr 1 Will Never Be The Same Q . Senior Trlp 1 .wg lump' E 2 lv! Juniors Await Final Year The Junior year was special, for it was filled with new circumstances and thrilling activities. This yearis class was extremely active, selling T-shirts and organizing a Gong Show to raise money for the long-awaited Prom. The arrival of class rings climaxed days of anticipa- tion. Because graduation is but a year away, Juniors took every advantage of the time remaining. But the time which had already passed held many beautiful memories. 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'f ..,... , K x 3 'X 'Q Q D3V1d Sonlfrank ei W Q Q, I - l Q Lu lm Iii? H I , 1 SO Sophomores Get nvolved A year older and a little wiser, the Sophomores put their heads together, rolled up their sleeves and went to work. Class members joined clubs, participated in sports, and planned projects. Successful calendar and candy sales meant a good start toward money for next yearls Prom. Being the middle-man wasn't easy but the Class of '80 has learned to adjust to new situations and meet new challenges with enthusiasm. PHO ORE Q1 i, ji it X Danny Breeden, Vice Presidentg Tammy Kibler, Secretaryg Pam Miller, Reporterg Pam Foltz, Treasurerg Kim Strickler, President. 1 Wi 45? Q S iff? 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Q , . ,,.f, i ::.- . wr .. . x by W 4' 'K 'S ,- SINE Z X ---ff. - f -,si :iff ., 5- 1 55, f Ag j SL S ' 1 We T. , Lp f f ' I A 5 I SL I ' -+ -3 . . e - - ,r ,3 f .,,x1: -- , ' - . 'f f U gi, J tax , K f ,,,,J,,w31e -.,,HL!4'a J: Q, -f ' ...,f.,.-X f ,ft .Q t A rx ff. .f '?4 1 5' 'H' '- :::L'H?f.'ff'1'1.. H a -'f T ' if '2 5 at K , A' , X E Q 1 FRESH E pportunities Open To Freshmen This was the first year for the Freshmen class to be- gin making a name for themselves. They have become familiar with subjects and opportunities drastically different from those they experienced last year. Their athletic abilities came to light and they were amply represented in school organizations. Although it was the first year of responsible involvement for the Class of '81, it certainly will not be their last. War ' Mary Beth Coffey, Treasurerg Steve Suter, Vice Presidentg Lisa Knight, Presi dent Bonnie Sellers, Secretaryg Cheryl Morris, Reporter. 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Agriculture is Our Business --Food is our Future And VALLEY H.,-ral Divisions Of HERITAGE Rockingham Cooperative Farm Burea, Inc. We Serve Everybody MONTEVIDEO CHAPTER FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Pres. Debbie Strickler lst V.P. Lynn Liskey 2nd V.P. Becky Morris Sec. Kristy Strickler Sec. Teresa Shafer Kim Strickler Asst. Tres. Rep. Carla Jarrels Hist. Diane Dean Parl. Pam Roy Advisor Mrs. K. Roche G-'fe mae 1? Lf Q9 . f' 239' -ELL' VJ' .iz iv? Rookinghom Nohonol Bonk PNB CENTER HAFQFRISONBURG, VIRGINIA 22801 MEMBEHVALLEYOFVIRGINIABANKSHARESV MEMBEHFDIC 55 W. Elizabeth St Harrisonburg Va Phone 433-9196 The Fashion Look Of Tomorrow L, MONTEVIDEO U T U R E USINESS EADERS MERICA CD i FBLA Robin Kline Hist Juanita Shipp, Tres.g Connie Hoover Pres Kim Miller Sec Teresa Morris, Rep.g Donnie Liskey Parl BLUE RIDGE TIRE, Inc. E.MARKET AT FURNACE ROAD HARRISONBURG, VA. 22801 434-5935 WHEEL ALIGNMENT ' BRAKES SHOCKS 0 EXHAUST WHEEL BALANCE 0 BATTERIES sms Q , ISPEUIU E' 2 - STATIOI 5 2 III ' ?i E-it 1 I 'I I I f HAAIAHIIICUD P N E a t-cc BF ' I I . .Goodrich l 5 ,fn Q XXI 1 ly XX A ' ' I ' llk 5 V, i kvh, V , I or Z 4 K 'T' Cusfvmefs A A A ATTENTION' A CUDVGHIQUCEIIIII I p6u'trv men557, Dairymen ' Wesafe Horse Owners Pet Owners i Gardeners A 'WY Now ns THE TIME T0 CALL equipped in the latest PINE smvmss CLEAN PEANUT HuLLs anloadfng NEST CHIPS STAYEIRY Delfvered Spread Load at Warehouse 434 0832 4 fir ln Able to szngle and deck houses barn yards 8f stalls quickly and efflclently ArKlNsLmfnsfRvIcE ' S Q as ,I Rblll r ' A 'Z--.mfg - iv Nl es ommc 4 T MI LK uuwmmtw MARooN BOOSTERS SHENANDOAH'S PRIDE DAIRY Membership Open To Everyone Henry Dorman President J h T 1 V. P 'd t . . Aousrejgifiaafith Sxitgy 41 W. Washington St., Harrisonburg, Va. Margie Mayes Treasurer DAYTON EQUIPMENT INC. Rt. 42 South Harrisonburg, Va. Mo , 0963 e OGAMA7 ,Xe 53 O 5 Q W E ED . Zi C2 Q C of a 0 .. is Pwomawi ISSENGAS can QETTLEQ QE APPLIANCES JACK-COLLINS SHOE STORE 108 S. Main St., Harrisonburg, Va. Naturaziler-Miss America Buster Brown For Children Roblee And Pedwin For Men Acme-Dingo Boots Converse-Buster Brown Tennis Shoes Shoes That Fit SC W WH ROCKING IJ HARDWARE if' HARDWARE Your Store Harrisonburg Timberville Woodstock MONTEVIDEO STUDENT COUNCIL ASSOCIATION President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Reporter Advisor Melesa McCallister Mary E. Blose Becky Morris Zanda Griffith Danny Breeden Mrs. Beulah Cobbs SALES 81. SERVICE TRUCK 8: EQUIPMENT CORP fi L' 'I F g xg.. 9. I I if-I' P O. BOX 49 HAFIRISONBURG, VIRGINIA ' 434-2557 Mb- Q T' HW I'. f IIIS I I LI, 5 ' Q Z' sf ,I 174 I I Where Quality Still Counts FRENCH GAYLE,S MARKET Penn Laird, VA 22846 Old Fashion Sugar Cured Country I-Iam fi H 1 W' L ll I , Il Q .Env .. 'Iin !? iii' .,f,A.:Nh4 .I X ,. ' ' . ' A 2' -53, I' 'IN' 'IIIIIIT CLUB Norman E. 'LBuddy Workman STATE FARM INSURANCE CO'S Auto-Life-Fire-Health STATE FARM ' N INSURANCE Phone 289-4312 If Coniinental Telephone of Virginia QI t LARRY'S V-W SERVICE GROTTOES, VIRGINIA Specializing In Foreign Car Repairs V-W Volvo Datsun Toyota rry Raynes Phone 249-3736 'G Q! N-A g MICK GR MACK STGRES I ontevideo FFA Chapter FFA At 50 - A Golden Past A Brighter Future 1977-78 ACHIEVEMENTS 1. Second-Chapter Contest-State level 2. Gold Emblem Award-National Chapter Con- l6St 3. Gold Emblem Public Relations Chapter-State Level ite e 4. First-Dairy Youth Field Day-Open Division 5. First-Block and Bridle Livestock Judging- FFA Division 6. Second-Wildlife-State Level 5 1977-78 OFFICERS: Front row: Darla Miller, Secretaryq Don- nie Liskey, Presidentg Jeff Smith, Vice Presidentg Tommy Be- goon, Treasurer. Back row: John Catalano, Sentinelg Keith Jack- son, Reporter. v i Re IA .ii DNS 'N-... NNN' . ::,ffe-'T . . State Supervisor of Agriculture Education, J. Campbell, poses with Dairy T. Begoon, D. Liskey, J. Smith, and T. Liskey display their first champions D. Liskey, T. Raynes, C. Long, and T. Liskcy. place awards in Block and Bridle Livestock Judging. 177 ln my pages, I have tried to capture the highlights and meaningful events of the school year. As the days of 1977-78 fade into memories, I will provide you with reflections of this year gone by. Put me in a special place. I AM YOUR 1978 PEAK. 179 Throughout the year the Peak Staff has worked diligently to create a yearbook which would express the memorable achievements of Montevideo High School. I am sincerely greatful for the devotion and assistance which they gave. First, to Mrs. Pat Early, our advisor, I thank you for all the guidance and help which you provided us. Also to Darla Miller, Debbie Heatwole, Kristy Strickler, and Morina Lamb I say thanks for all the extra work you did to meet the deadlines. Frank Hinkle and Cathy Suter were great help in getting copies and scores. Becky Morris must be commended for all the ad- vertising money which she collected for the staff. To Donnie Liskey I want to express my gratitude for collecting donations which made it possible for the staff to purchase a new 35 mm camera. I appreciate all the cooperation and fine pictures we received from Gentry Photography and Mark Souder, the staff photographer. Finally, I can truly say that with out the aid of these people, the 1977-78 Peak would not have been the success that it is. Connie Hoover Editor-In-Chief 180 ily' wg if Y 4M0fxv'NM Bw by QW 5? 993356 gf LV K Q Qgjvu gy 59' msg ,994 gb' AJR gf J X QM XKX,N?x.Q5 ugoy Q59 vii, Q9 AO? BRS? my E513 i X xg! I C53 My ,QB WP my KN' 19 JW Yip Qdxmsf wvll' Zi 5-. K XO' , sw XQI UQ Nj N WJ if wwf Aff' Qi' ,ugh A QW Aww W X, A ' M Orly, gy Jaya ibqxygkwgy W . JMX 66 Xp Q9-J N . 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