Norview High School - Pilot Yearbook (Norfolk, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 252 of the 1970 volume:

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SOUI Life eternal Mind Thought and knowledge never-ending Spirit Will to live and be free Em0liQn Expression of life. lnsignificant as I may be, I am an individual. Libra Hiollilngswoirth Class of 1970 This ls Norview S!- T' xi-Vg ' Ji ff, . : Norview School Building In The Early 1900's. A Community: Norfolk in the early years of the 1900's was a bustling community. The excellent harbors of the Chesapeake Bay had made Norfolk a thriving city, growing and expanding. World War I veterans began pushing out into the country , from the Norfolk city limits which, at this time were only what we now know as the downtown area. Due to the importance of the Ocean View, people began moving into that direction. They found the Norview area most suitable for settling since it was mid way be- tween Norfolk and the beaches of Ocean View. From these two places, Norview was named. The farmhouse at the top right corner com- prised the first Norview school building, serv- ing as the elementary, junior high and high school. Growing as it was, a new school build- ing was soon needed. In 1924 a new high school was built and that building serves as A School the Junior High School today. The farmhouse which stood on the sight was moved and con- tinued on as the elementary school. The build- ing we are presently in was built in 1952, mak- ing Norview the second newest high school in Norfolk. . As you can see Norview High School has come a long way since the old farmhouse and its first graduating class of two girls. Today we have a student body of 2,500, with modern chemistry and language labs and new equip- ment which complements our educational opportunities. Norview has a heritage we can be proud of, from the time our football teams were State champions in 1955 and 1959, to the time we were Eastern District Champs in 1969. Nor- view is unique, the very name, the very history, the very legacy. 70' '-sq 'Y 'tr l ACADEMICS This is you . . . Mind Administration Mr. Perdue - Principal fy? f-ef' -'Sf' ' Mrs. O'Brian 84 Mrs. Helms - Office function which education has to discharge. Spencer ls. uvngrs '1 ,- .. .. .. .. nnnnvsi iw ' . . . . . . - . . I . P h i.- . .1 55.1. ..,,:. -..Q ::, --- -. :F- i- - ....,3 - zzz-:'t 5. : tr:-1 r:: Qfvfii -I .C Mr. Hindmarsh .. ,a n ,Q , . . U l lx ,gf V A , 'is pig-. Mrs. Radman - Office 20 To prepare us for complete living is the i Mi M S-A Prlnclpal Mrs. Siebert - Office Mr. Lamberth - Superintendent of Schools Mrs. Harrell - I.B.M. English True ease in writing .comes from art, not chance, As those move easiest who have learned to dance. Alexander Pope .,'. One may find the use of a dictionary very helpful in the wide world of English. The typical look of interest. .,4.. Mr. Stevens looks like he knows what he is talking about and he does. tb mf Ah, Mr. Vinny has induced a variation of teaching methods to his students. Ivanhoe . . . every senior's favorite book! L f Mr. Tigmo says, A Spanish what? Foreign Language Perhaps of all the creations of man, language is the most astonishing. Lytton Strchey i c3315 . ' ' fain, 15, ,E tx.. 5 l 1. fl. 2 I hope Mr. Soroko straightens out this young lady's French problem. ls Miss Wagner holding a Spanish unicorn? Cute little thing isnt he? Gary Hardison gets a shot at showing off his German knowledge. 3 l A 1 i M 5 f fcutlrhcr . 'llcrein - - i Hfflhifles -in Q F' 5 w' :ummm l l i ge .U g i Gs E A N Y aw . , :sk .... my f 31 -gmt ' 'fin -H . K e ee ff - e I- .L L l5L-5lF'Q. Q ' 1 : - favs. 5, swf ,M ..,E, ' ' ai in E I., - tw c we - ,7L,.z ' we -en, zz is - .. M -' AS,- ,L , , is - l. - BEM:-to I Mathematics Mathematics may be defined as the subject in which we never know what we are talking lt's simple: x2 + 6x + 9 : ix + SY. l use more scratch paper this way. about, nor whether what we are saying is t 'f YYW' 24 rue. Bertrand Russell , A ,Y it ' '- -law' Z ' Steve Coren is perplexed by the principles of geometry. Social Studies History is the first direct product of man's spiritual nature, his earliest expression of what can be called thought. Unknown Earl BeasIey's new bag . . . American Philosophy! Rx fix: Does Darlene McGee really find government that interesting? 'ai Mrs. Steele conjurs up a goodie . Tillie Stutts actually studies in study hall! An important part of any educational program is . . . t LUOiliii. l'l'll Qffliiiiiitiii f' 'A iiiuiciiinb K- the ' - health education as well .rffjtlie inondorful '59 lmnmn uglril 'IH' ti lylllll Physical Education Arts that promise to keep our body and mind in good health promise much. Unknown tiff' as physical education. 26 Chemistry students must be precise when measuring for experiments. ., , 6--Y T7 -A-I Sophomore Biology students learn the anatomy of a frog. Mr. Conger demonstrates a difficult experiment. One wrong step can ruin an experiment be li Q 4, 'X N ble--calm A, S ,, 0 tml C I A -. FD-1 1 ,H 'z 1-rw-ing Future Homemakers of America Home Economics l saw her upon nearer view, A spirit, yet a woman too! Her household motions light and free. . . William Wordsworth f lf at first you don't succeed, try, try, again. Confusion reigns supreme! Business Business is a lot like a game of tennis . . . those who dont serve will end up losing. .-H- Tedious problems are shortened by adding machines. The mechanics of a cash register are not easy to understand. t l , .,.ot 'V' , 3 1 gf' if 1.57 'M rll tss - f ,l Donna concentrates on her work. Unknown r if-fi f Pam Sellew requires instruction. Rosalie Exum reads about the Business World. l t 5, ..- .,..,.,. ,J -mga 'Ji . , -w '- Sl The master-builders. Anyone for a manicure? Make that angle 360 Industrial Arts Industry is the soul of business and the keystone of prosperity. Cicero One shock after another. 3 M , Avvv we A What happeded to Beta? Rx J 3 v l Steve, Barbara, Billy, and Donna are warned by Mrs. Forester. gh if- -' This is better than study hall any day! Leslie is puzzled by all those little nos. I 1 l ,n A .M r A fx dl ff 1 K t f llit Artailiilsi or b Art is not a thingy it is a Way. r ' Q 'Eibefmubbardl r... 1 l i 25? -sf M Music is a speech, which leads us to the edge of the infinite, and lets us for moments gaze into that. All eyes are on you, Linda. Mrs. Burke . . . she's cool l Music A H kind of unfathomable Carlyle Y ,.. is El xl ,ff Strike up the band! 32 Guidance x,eiL',. N 75-x ,gf 'B A sound head, an honest heart, and a humble spirit are the three fl-640' Lf llff9lff 4bQ , best guides thlpyghvtime nd eternity. . .1 fl 1 1 ,j ',,-I 1' l ' ' ' I ' - -1 X fff,f',f,ff52i1.Q QW ff QD , Lfbrfffffz.- ff Q Unknown Q' Joyce reviews her credits as Mrs. Ridgwell supervises. I-TJ '!l,.A4..i. Miss Midyette discusses preparations for college night with Mrs. Bell. f ,J ff! I Mr. Green . . . he's everybody's buddy. Mrs. Iascone counsels Steve in that unavoidable subject . . . college. Mrs. Lilly, one of the sophomore counselors, looks over a student record. SENIORS This is you . . . Body .XX Sw . ,KA H S I 'N . X it fa. AI Z Q M ,L.,1,,. ,. - ,ff'1-'. 5411 5,1 1m f1'f-55' .Jig V- . 04 'x.,. . . , ,l 5,124-..w .f ' - Q,-Qjiflfie - . yur 7- .fi 1 ' inn, 7 if AMF mi V ji.: -,T'.5'221 VL. I' , 5 .3--mf ,I 9:3 2 ,mmf E ,Q,,,g,-gkauilw 4 , rw T 1 'X 3 :V usa i Q i' g' 1 - 'a1'. :- -C. x , , f y.q . r 1 - ' .v f 0 Q ff. .-.,3f: 'g'Q'i . . .. ,J f -. .. , 4 .R , fn-.'L'l ' , . .-,. 'y.,,,f'-', 0 1.1.-'L ,'J,,.Qs,h - -4. N 15,5 fa- r, ., .K . l I5: dawn' .'75vif ' C' 43 'fnyv -:,, 'iG TLf',v xif O'X'.I, 'Q'-S7-,. . .-' xqfq: 'Y '-Ti Q +'Lfl.v-fx L,-'I 'a QI -. gf-4. 'std .11 . ., , - 5 ' I' 1 'fb' 'JVM' af 1 'fi .. 6 '.'f u 3 nw. I . x, P Z1 , . ' I K '. - . . Q: '. 4 - - ff , '-.:.? ff,,f,3f ? 15 Xqiwgqi' if-F1 T Q.. 4 '7 ..f'-.-.-fri, A igjfq., . in 5- 4: n ,g'?Jf' .f,'f'f-g',9,'i' ' 5'fff1'l,'.',,f11 f'f's'f ' ' - 'L--' f -- - -' J JP' A.5 .uJ:i3'wlh!45' , -i.'g-'fxfigir'-kffUffif1QLC H- 1 1'-fU'HM Row 1: J. O'Leary, S. Spruill, S. Barry, R. Fisher, B. Cochrane, K. Coker Row 2: L. Olsen, C, Tuttle, J. Tharington, V. Jones, M. Dowdy, A Roberts, D. Wollan, P. Gibson, M. Buckelew, P. French, H. Griffin H , . McDanieIs, B. Borders, P. Cobb, D. McGee. Row 3: A. Pinson, C. Getchy, A. Jones, P. Nimmo, C. Bowdin, M. Gardener, J. Jarrell, D. Corley, B. Bishop, K. Couch, M. Jones, K. Vaeth. Row 4: D. Douglas, M. Pearson, C. Sparrow, M. Royale, I. Kiuriaco, D. Basnight, A. Morse, O. Winslow, A. Rosier, B. Twine, K. Goeke, D. Roth. Row 5: K. Abbott, G. Stokes, J. Drew, G. Logan, A. Driver, N. Scott, R. Singleton, D. Morris, E. McKenzie, E. Mabry, G. Hardison, S. Pribble. Senior Class Council At last . . . a senior! We look back over the twelve long years and there is a sadness en- twined with the gladness. We remember our- selves as sophomores, eager to jump into the step of Norview, yet doing so precariously be- cause we were not sure just exactly what the step was. Then, before we knew it, we had elected Donna Nugent to guide us through our junior year. That was the year we got our class rings, our first tangible sign of becoming a senior. As juniors, we thought about the com- placent and sometimes arrogant attitudes of the seniors and could hardly wait to have that privilege. We remember the Junior-Senior Prom, eager for the time when we would be honored. That time has finally come, and now, it is slowly slipping away. We anxiously awaited what the future holds, yet we can not help reminiscing on the twelve years gone by. As each day draws nearer to graduation, we our- selves are drawn nearer to each other, for we know it is our last year together, the last year many of us will ever see each other. The glory of being a senior is unique. We enjoy the privileges and responsibility that we so long dreamed of, yet we realize that next year each will go his own way, not as 650 strong, but as one individual, each with his own memories. Q., A r' Senior Class Officers: Rob Fisher - President, Steve Spruill - Treas., Susan Barry - V. Pres., Barbara Cochrane - Rept., Joyce O'Leary - ICC Rep., Kay Coker - Sec. Honor Graduates - Class Of 1970 Valedictorian Catherine Schein Deborah Ann Adams Linda Diane Allen Shyril Maria Ballew Judy Karen Barnes Jo Anne Carole Barrale Susan Rowena Barry Mary Elizabeth Bishop Bonita Louise Borders Jan Cynthia Brown Theresa Catherine Burgess Deborah Ann Crowley Charlene Marie Dresh Michael Anthony Edwards Robert Bryce Fisher Kevin John Goeke Helen Gray Griffin Marya Elizabeth Gripp Gloria Elmira Hall Libra Delaine Hollingsworth Lois Florence Horvath Pamela Sue Hunt Linda Gay Johnson William Clyde Kilmer Irene Kiriakou Susan Joy Kohler Salutatorian Irene Mae Felarca Kennenth Mong Hung Lee Michael Arthur Longtin Earle Alexander MacKenzie Letita Dawne Marsh Judy Mauldin Christine M. Mazzanti Hilda Royce McDaniel Anita Carol Morse Donna Jean Mottesheard Barbara Jo Mountcastle Donna Lee Nugent Joyce Ann Odom James Longston Parker Nancy Carol Riggan Delma Ann Rosier Christopher Francis Roussous James Charles Shearl Trudy Regina Slagg Steve Robert Spruill Melinda Dianne Stallings Stephen Preston Stanley Eugene B. Starr Colleen Tuttle Jane Catherine Wheeler Diana Lynne Wolan 1' Ellen Abbott Suzanne Allred Linda Argo David Atkinson Seniors, They've Got The Whole N40 LY' Karen Abbott Deborah Adams Linda Allen WQ ' ,Q L Stuart Anderson , .N r , ,Lssqff Marya Gripp and Al Stafford ponder the future as graduation approaches. Doretha Askew Douglas Bacon Robert Bahr Carol Bailey 38 World In Their Hands Mary Bailey Robert Bailey 5 iw Shyril Ballew ,it , it 5, , Elijah Banks Diana Barker Karen Barnes Jo Anne Barralle Brent Barrett Susan Barry Dexter Basnight Sue Bateman Barbara Baum Abbott, Ellen - 3721 Wayne Circle. Abbott, Karen - 6236 Sedgefield Drive. Modern Dance 2: Pep Club 4: F.T.A. 4: Senior Class Council 4. Adams, Deborah - 2954 Little Creek Rd. Student Council Association 2: Booster Club 3: National Honor Society 3, 4: Alpha Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4: Soph, Junior, Steering Committee: F.B.L.A. 4: Music Award 2: F.B.L.A.: Spelling cert. 3. Allen, Linda - 2028 Kersey Ave. Keyettes 2, 3: National Honor Society 4, Allred, Suanne - 3834 Dare Circle. Anderson, Stuart - Argo, Linda - '- . , , Askew, Doretha - 1328 A l Johnston's Rd., Apt. 8. Pride 3: F.T.A. 4: Art C ub 4: Concert chorus 4: Volleyba-Il 12: Maid of Honor. Homecoming Court. Atkinson, David 8124f,Moija Bacon, Douglas - 7024 4 University Dr. - 1 Behr, Robert - 1869 J , ,. H Dominion Ave. Soph., Junior, Key Club. . Bally, Carol - 1209 Frangk St. FNC 2, member at large, eieii 'J 'J chaplain 3: Gamma Delta 2, 3: Historian, chaplain 4. , Baily, Mag - 1266 Norvlew Ave. Pep lub 3, 4: Volleyball, Gymnastics 2, 3: Bailey, Robert - 1269 Pall Mall St. , Ballew, Shyril - 2149 Ester A Ct. Engineering Club 2: German Club 3, 2, 4: National Honor Society 3. 4: Banks, Eliiah - Baker, Diana - 8144 Jolima Ave. D.E.C.A. 3, 4. Barnes, Karen - 8017 V Arrowood Ct. Keyettos 2, 3, 4: S.C.A. 2: Jr. Class Council 3: Sr. Class Council 4: F.B.L.A. 4: Girls State 3. . Barralle, JoAnne - 8455 Portal Rd. F.B.L.A. 3. ' Barrett, Brent - 1076 Linda-le Lane. J.V. Football 2: J.V. . Baseball 2: J.V. Wrestling 3: Varsity Football 3, 4: Varsity! Baseball 3. Barry, Susan - 2908 , Creekwood Rd. S.C.A. 3: Nat'l Honor Society 3, Secretary 4: Sr. Class Council V. President' 4: Varsity Cheerleader 3, go-captain 4: Va. Girls iss W Mgt. page Johnstons Rd. Pep Club '3,JVlQj, Pres. 4: Art Club 3, 4: c. 3: S.C.A. 4: Sr.tClass.CounQilf13 4: Annual Staff 4: Concert , . Chorus Historian 4: Bell-Choir., 4: F.T.A. 4: interact 4: Jr. A , Achievement 4: Jr. Civitan. Bateman, Sue - 8043 East A Glen Road. W A . J Baum, Barbie - 3345 giisfefield Dr. Alpha Tri-Hi-Yi Bailm, .Debbie ii-1-41584120 .Nathan Ave. F.N.C. 3. Boxley, Jackie - 2622 East Qcean Ave, ,, Beck, Jeaiil-1 1343+ Bayview Blvd. Alpha Tri-Hi-Y 25 3, 4: Pledge Counselorilgg 3: vzi Senior Claes 1 Representative 3. mF Ak Beethoven, Lori - 8530 Tidewater Dr. Futliire Medical lPi'ofessiolzj,s,3: REFCIUEEFBE 'V Begnaud, Bonny - 8557 Wayland St. Modern Dance 23 Cfmcerb vvg Qhorus 4. ',,d A Bell, .Reggie - 6456 Palem Road, Band 2, 3,45 Pride 45 Regionatfworkshopgt Band 3: Geftificataeand Moiilograinrzl Musician 2nd Clawss 3. Bently, Elizabeth 7 1120 Eagle Ave.,..Gam,ma,,Delta,,. member fat large 3,243 Senior Class Council 4. Bighop, - 1318 Gifeamer Road Pepe, Qluh Keyettes 3, 4: S.CZA. 4: ' National Honor Society 3. 4: Senior Class Couricilg ICQQAQ Blackwood, Damian? 20236 Kersey Ave. Spanish Club 3. Blackwell, Bob -11331 M .3Elrnvi'ew Ave. 5. . 'Bl h, - 8506 Old 'li'l Ocgan Vievlly Rd. Bobbit, Lawrence? 850Q,0Id Oifean View Rd. l . 'Q 'l Bodenhamer, Bob -- 9608 Inlet Rd. , Bolling, gldose Ave. Alphatfrri-Hi1Y 2, , 4. Bond, Dori? -- 6605 Glenoak Drive Volleyball,1I1BasketQElll and Baseball. ' Borders, Bonnie - 425, 1. 'Woodfordii2St. Modern Dance 2ef1Pep Club 24: Senior Class Council. i ii W Bowden, 7- 6110 Tidewater llli Dr. Bowden, Doug - 8106 Foxdale Dr. S.C.A. 3. 4: Jr. Clase Jrggivitan galil 4: ClaeS iCount3il fifggf. Bowels, Eugene - 1101 it f'ii Virgilina Ave. . Bowlin , Thomas L- 8001tz.z. lKeene ftdad A N Bowman, Deborah - 718,44 ',BUrksdale-iftd. German Cltjb 4: Spanish :Honor.,,Societyf.4L Brady, Debbie - 3624 Shrply Ave. Alpha ,Tri-Hi-Y 3g Jr. ACTMEHFH .... fiffllflw Branlett, Roger -,, 845 Lassier Dr. i New Traditions ii Debbie Baum Jackie Baxley Norma Beck ,phi Lori Beethoven Bonnie Begnaud Ronald Bell eff Betty Bentley Beth Bighgp Bob Blackwell 'IF Donna Blackwood Becky Blythe Lawrence Bobbitt 40 Set By Seniors Robert Bodenhamer -..a-L. rf Cheryl Getchey and Kim Vaeth with a newly established honor, The Perdue . Dores Bond .ni Doug Bowden Odett Bowden Eugene Bowles Mary Bowls Debbie Bowman Peggy Brady 41 Teresa Bolling Bonnie Borders Thomas Bowiling Roger Bramlett l 4 Two Seniors Honored ' Donald Brandett Steve Braune Anne Bray Alberta Brenner qffb Tom Brickhouse Cathy Briggs Cathy Brinson James Bristol Barbara Brooks Beth Brooks Pat Brossette Bunny Brown 7 ' - 52211 - -W2 V .A E, Carolyn Brown Jan Brown Keith Brown Ray Brown 42 i, vu it NW , 5 r As Safety Ambassadors Wanda Brown Andy Bryan James Bryant ur, Mary Buckelew Charles Bunn Joyce Burch Gale Butler Denise Butts Debbie Byrd ' 1, '51-qw if 1 ' 2 1 '. W: ' E t Gary Byrum Carol Cadarette Kelly Callahan S 'i -..FJ ,. ' . 22:1 'fj .Fig 2, , l l Branaett, Donald - 1512 Vigilina Ave. Braune, Steve - 220k Halprin Ct. L 4 , Bray, Anne - 8527 Warbler Lane Alternate for Junior 1 Class Council Miiced ichorus 3' Senior Class Member Qongertj ifii 1 Ch0rus.4. 1 Brenner, Alberta +g,95291'25th 1 Bay Street D.E.C.A. 2, liely ,ir sBrinsorI,5EKathye +'4505l.QQE? 1 ' Bankhead, . Brickhouse, Thomas ., R Bi 'CDU filffll RU - A 4 A 5 l' Briggs, Chathy 85252 , ,Q Workwood Rd. Pep Club Ziiii K 15 Bristol, Jim 4,6374 ,Fiartridge rii 1. st. varsifyl,rQo1paii1gyg5ar rrass letter many i's i Yi Brooks, Barbara 4- 816 if' 3, Workwood Rd. if it Brooks, Beth - 131O.fFrank Street Girls Chorus' 25 Concert :I 3, 4, Jr. Civitan 32 3: Bakers' Dozen 3, 43 National Honor Society 4. Brossette, Pat - 8012 Winstead Crt. Brown, Carolyn - 1333 Picadilly St. Brown, Jan - 8512 Millard St. Brown, Kieth - 1212 Lindale Lane Omega Tr-Hi-Y 3, 45 Jr. Civitian 411 3, 4 V.P. in 4. Eaown, Wanda - 8045 Glade Bryan, Andy - 1,6111 Parkview 1 Ave. 4' X Bryant, .lames -11915 E: , Ocean ,View ,',, BUCKGIQW, Marrir i W ...,, Waltefsfpl'- T 1 '- i Butler, Gale, 4,829 'Tift0'lTiiSt: lsfi Wi 1 Drill team -2, 3,-3 4: 35 zyy iM0deff1vDaeCe 2wS:i.aPrid.e'?4sig . V-P4 liii P!idGg,4:'f Cliib 4iifGlU'ld.HUC.6'9i3l Wi 3, 41,Pep,QlQb.,25Alf,-QBQ.. tti , ,.il 324-ll Buttsl,'s1Denise-s- 10291iFfjGi'b AvenueiD.,E. 3, 4:.Q6ftbeill .., 2? Ifs ' ' Volleyball 1 , Byrd, Debbie '- IS75iii:yirgllina ,,, i Ave. 5 .,':, ,,V, A :., E f 'Q ,,V,. ' Byrum, Gary - 8Q36!lMerritt St. Art Club 3, Cadoreth, Cami -8335, Baneker Rd. Callahan, Kelly - 8031 Fast Glen ' I 3 P2 33?-yu rl: 'Mill 3' 1 . sr . i ,, ..,.. .,.. ....,.... , . Q, W , li 1 I l M' like 4-reall 5 :pi ul .:4f:.iH.2tvfz . i ' E il ig.. ll 'Qtr li ..aal,i,nf5a1 . Tfil' was me wee.-ffiaia-.,-1 an ,ral we -i u iframe. wi ew- f.. ii 'm:e,,,, V 1272 , . Liz 'L .- JI! ' ll 'la-,Leia Callow, Rick- 13.14. Hillside Ave. Canupp, Debbie 1,1313 . Virgilina 53,1 cupps, Jesse Michael - 7187 Leonard Road Carballo, Yvonne -+6348 7. Sedgefieldifiir. Modern Dance, Concert Chorus, Y Teens, Jr. Class, Sr. Class Council, K Softball, and Volleyball Girls' Track. lo ' 4 1' . Carmichael, Bernard - 925 J Ave. 1 1 galgrol, Chdryle -M4555 r Carter, Deborah 12 563 Bayview Blvd. W, gasiano, Kieth - 3814 Leinior r. Chandler, Rose -C Merle Ave. K4 , Cherry, Susan - 1708 Grove Court. Alpha Tri Hi Y 3, 4g Pilgteer 43 'QYearbookl,Sta1feg!4. Chowanic,-lthristirie - 1309 Oak Park Ave. Christie, Godon -152457 Doininion Ave. Y., 'i Christy, Sheri - 1227 Maple Ave. V, Cobb, James - , , Ciibb, Margaret 478132 if 7 .lerrylee Dr. Cochran, Renee -. Cochrane,,Barbaras-e 8130 Camellia Rd. Omega Tri Hi Y - 2, Pledge Councilor 2, Seciqetaryf 4: Annual Staff - 3 Businessi'Ed. 4g,.Jr. Class' Councilor, Senior Class Council, Reporter ,,Va., Girls State - 3:?lQuilI Bggscrollg. Cohen, Barbara 46210 Chesapeake Blvd. Pep Club, Modern Dance 2. Pres, of Pep Club 3, Dega - 4'f Coit, Catherine - 2919 Summerset Lane. Pep Club -- 2g5F.B.LgA:'- 2, 3214-I Y 'lieens -12. ' Coker, Kay - 8444 , , Benningfielld Court. ,Yea rbook Staff - 45f'S.C.A. Rep. - 2, 4: Secretary 3: Class Sec. 2. 3. 4 Church Choir, Sr. Powder Puff' Team. Girls1Statef':.PilotQf?ig Princess Pageant, 2, 3. Snowball Court - 2, Snowball ueen Who s Who 3 Q. 3 1' 912.2111 Homecoming Queen. - :-523 M fri-1 7? 7 , Rick Callow f f femme, : z:'se',s-C., ii ,iv Yvonne Carballo 2 Deborah Carter Susan Cherry We Remember With Debra CHVIUPP Michael Copps Bernard Carmichael Cheryl Carrol A Keith Casiano Rose Chandler 1? , . Christi ne Chowa nic Gordon Christe 44 Pride, The Class Of 1970 June Christy Sheri Christy James Cobb Officers guide the Senior Class Barbara Cochran - Rep., Susan Barry - V. Pres., Rob Fisher - Pres., Joyce O'Leary - ICC Rep., and Steve Spruill - Treas. fnot picturedj lsr Margaret Cobb j IQ. r Renee Cochran Barbara Cohen Cathy Coit Kay Coker 45 Barbara Cochrane Cole, Frank - 8101 Redgefield Dr. .. M gole, Fred 8101 Redgefieidf- F ' ' Corley, correu - 2229 Tarrani Dr. Senior Class Council. R Couch, Karen' - 1846 Llttlei Creek Rd. 2 - Pep Club, Girls Leaders Club, 3 - S.C.A. Representative: Latin.Club: 'g4 , - Sr. Class Council Mem. 81' Alternate: Yearbook Staff 4: Latin Club: l,C.C. Cozzens, Debbie -418054 E531 Glen Rd. 2 4 Pep Ciub: 3 -4- S.C.A. Rep.: 4 - F.B.L.A. CTZEIE, Bob 6318g1flidwardg, St. Q 3, Folk Club. Crawford, Charles - 974 Philpots Rd. y Creeks. Lindail-' 5 Crooks, Sandy - 2216 Corbett Ave. F.B.L.A.' Cravlgly, Debbie - 8,5117 ,C Sturgis Rd. -ff, lj? Cross, Bobby - 1300: Bayview Blvd. 3 Wrestling gulbertson, nllyayne 7 Edwinng, r ff, . .f rf f Cundiff, Sharon - 2408 Saban Ave. 3 Class Council, Cuppi Richard - 84139 Jolimefgl. Ave. 3 Council: 2. 3'Latin 2' Clubg 2, 3 Treas. 4 Pres. Science Club. Debate,.Club. 3 'Varsity Track: ss st 'C Dangerfield, Michel 4 8009 ' W. len Rd. 3, 4 Literary .Honor Society: 4 Piloteer. 41,5 . Dail, Allen 8200 Old Ocean View Rd. 3 Football. Danials Richard- Grove Ave.f2z 1 Darnall, Breiida - 3724 Wayne Cres. D.E.C.A. 4: Girls Leader Club. 4. Davis, Brenda - 4531 Bankhead Cir. A Davis, Deborah - 8128 Diggs Rd. fs .,,.. . Davis, Shyrell - 38082 Latimer Cir. Dawley, Michael - 1020 Ave. f E. 4 Trackqlfeam. W' Dawson, Mike - 8584 -f Chesapeake Blvd. 3, 4 Swimming Ieam. Deans, Richard --.6437 Palem Rd. D.E.C.A: 3, 4. Deloatch, Portia - 6313 Avon Rd,,A4 Class,CounciIg ,Ji P.R.l.D.E.: Diggs, Kathy - 1972 E. Ocean View Ave. n Dixon, Roy - 804QgVan Patten Rd. 2 Short 'Story 1 Const. Dollar, Jarnes - Senior Night hge! Q--9 f Frank Cole Fred Cole Decie Corley fi Karen Couch Debbie Cozzens Bob Crane Charles Crawford Linda CYOOKS Sandy Crooks 'PF Bobby Cross Debbie Crowley Wayne Culbertson 46 Makes Sharon Cundiff Richard Daniel Memories Richard Cupp Mike Dangerfield Brenda Darnell Brenda Davis Shyrell Davis Michael Dawley Mike Dawson Allen Dail LQ Deborah Davis i Ili: :N :SE ' 1 -'ers 'jfiffi fi' ,la E T J f Richard Deans Portia Deloatc h Kathy Diggs Roy Dixon 47 James Dollar 1 i W 'E Donahoo, Steve - 8201 f,,f' Beatty St. l.C.T Football, Baseball, Track. Dowdy, Mary, - 1801 Garfield, . Dr. S.C.A. : 3l.lr. Class ,, Council: 2 Debate Club: 4 S.C.A.: '4 N.H.S. Douglas. Denise -+908 ff .y Wolcott Ave.i3. 4 Art Club: B, 4 Modern Dance: P.R.l.D.E. 4: 4 Class Cou5icil.H4 Metal ford Creative Writing. 532- Dresh, Charlene - 1056 Warwick Avef . DTBWQQJOYCBF-4 10415 2 Hohnaton Rd. Driver, Alfred - 808 Craton Rd. . Dugger, Joan - 2457 Mallien Ave. 0 Dunn, Bonnie - 8036 Van Batten Rdaigg,--4 Future Business 'Club' 2, 3 Drill Team: S.C.A. 4. Dunn, Carlr 8005 Alida Dr. l.C.CQ.: 3, 4fNat. Hen: Society: French Hon. Society. Dutton, 'Sam - 1519 Eagle Ave. -:E 11-.11 .1 Eagan, Christopher - 8429.5 Norristown Dr. 2 J.V. Football: 3, 4,Varsity Football: Traclg.. Elmer, Melinda -63657 l eiie Herbert St. Eddy, Kathy - 8417 ., Norristown1:Dlr. , . Edwards, Mike - 4 Elliot, Mary.- 553 Dixie Dr. Emerson. Kim - 8360 WGQQY Ct. 2- VV iiiggli Farmer, Wayne - 5143 Texas Ave..2 Varsity Baseball: Farrar Debarah - 1050. Dlzlrie 1 A St. 2 Mod. Dance: 2' Girls Chorus: 3 Concert Chorus: Bakers Dozen 3: Regional, . chorus 3: 3. 74 Lit Hon. soc.: 4 A Co-pilot Ed., Pilot Palisades 4. Felarea, Irene - 7947 Turner Rdr 2 Vice Pres. Class: J.V. Cheerleader: French Hon. Soc. 2, 3, 4: Keyelts 2, 3, 4: 3 S.C.A.: 4 German Club: Fenfress. Grafton --, 3759 'iliil Nansmond Cir. Momogram Club. 2 Yr. J.V. letterman: 2 yea rfiVa rsity: letterman. E ir Fenniian, Janet -1300 Pretty Lake ve. Flnniigandlgomas -1- 2521 Makimen it Fisher, Robert - 9224 Inlet Rd. 2. 3 Drama Club: 3, 4 Concert Chorus: S.C.A. 3:42, 3. 4 Class'Council. 2 Pilots Palisades, 3, 4 Director. Va. Boys Stateillatiorral , Conference On Citizenship. A Flora, Jan - Flvth, Kenneth - 948 H Ave. 3, gfjngpanfgi-4 H0n,,.Spc.: Goncenlif Chorus. Forbes, Dalen - 1451 Alfred Lane. ,,, W - Forbes. Stephen L4 Forman, Vivian - 6467 Knox. Rd. 1- 4 l 14 Members Of The Class Of '70 jzgilfr Stephen Donahoo Mary Dowdy Denise Douglas Charlene Dresh Joyce Drew Alfred Driver 1 3 ini? Joan Dugger Bonnie Dunn Carl Dunn 1 W tim Sam Dutton Chris Eagan M3lll'ld3 Ebflel' 48 Attend Girls And Boys State Kathy Eddy Mike Edwards Mary Elliot Kim Emerson Wayne Farmer Debbie Farrar Irene Felarca Grafton Fentress Janet Fiflfligan Thomas Finvcan Robert Fisher Jan Flora Kenith Flyth Dalen Forbes Steven Forbes Vivian Foreman 49 Ag ,I , - Nigga- 1 .iii , W a Seniors Charter Courses That David Gagne Bruce Galembiemski a Students seek last minute advice from their counselors before graduation. P8t Garcia Judy Gates af? . FQ J,-V wi. pi-5, 'El V sm, -I 1 E 1 r 3 Henry Gentry Jimmy Gerald Cheryl Getchey Pam Gibson 50 Will Lead To Productive Lives Susan Gi son Trudy Godfrey Robert Gillikin D Kevin Goeke Wendy Goldman JoAnne Goodman l z,'1f'fi2iiiUf3fPfr iw iff! V,..v, ,Z V, l ' 4' Liza. ,LH 1 i 1 ruooroo i orrrue W, , ,, :,-W.-'s1t.'i'l. K. f, i F' raiser, David - French, Mar8H Q!f- 80009 Elaine Qt. A Gaddy, 'Joel - 8120 Tidewater Dr. 3, 4 Keyglfglub. 659891, Heleflfiggf 701 Nichoieg Lanej grgne, -'T617 Esquire eaiupmbieuskiprrrrprm - 21m Deaiwn iiii W 1 GarofagPfai 57- Tarpon 'PI 8528 Worber Mane- ii'i 1 911 Denison Ave. G9!9h0Y,i9?lB Yf - iii 3279 iGi553Bfr fM6I'Vi5 1 ll 1 wg 1 . N ' M Wfifii.11,t?gv:'wi.w'fi'iZf?i:f'if 1 ,gmsigm 5 Qgiiiiq 'i '1 ai. ff' 23' x4 5E'1 ,J ?' Agri? Debie Goodwin Woody Gregory Joel Griffen 2 rg: 'Q ,-ff! Cathy Griffin Helen Griffin 51 it-1 Marya Gripp xx' or dosgepwaggijrymgirdx ryoyoi 1 1 eix 1 . iiiii W 9 H iliac if i orrii Clos:-Si ' if F Grammars: .Students J i3Fi4:f Gyryrsgsg2rmaryssffma15serr bhie EevfCIub:i2f,,3, 4iAlPh3 Yi 35i4 5-GWRQQ-y: Qglifigidg screams An Club. 4 M 1 Qres. riii ru f ffii 1 . .W ei-iiieleipiisiiheiilanuy Picadilly St. 3 h Q Hairston, Janice - 6548 Whiwliwfn llraf-RA'-D-E 1 Hall. 'Wlllian-in 1212? Bill St Hall, Gloria - 1129 Green St. Lamda Y Teens 2: VICA 4. M Halesi Ulm lgison Ave. Hamlet, Rayriiond -44768 'Mayfield Ave, W el'l3NSl9Yl Deborah, -655333. Lasse? Dr, 1' 1 I-lardiion, Eddie - 9544 14 M Bay Si. DECA3, leffglw Wrestling llllnn W' Hardison, Gary - 6301 Wellington Sg, ow, 2, 3 German: Clubiii Anni.ialle1Sta!gl5?e14 Srggfgf Class Couricilf. l'lll1 lilafllkf. William - 6307 Avon Rdzeaiir ,,,A ..,,, I ,.,.7 fk. Hlrfiyllf Tania'-' 48271 '1'l 1 1 ill i ' i Norvella Avef Harris., Debbie- 8L32 Halbrifl, H Harris, Debra - 8329 Quincy St. S.Q.A. 3. 4: 2 Clgss COUE!9!l- L. QQ, . llzlarriif Janiiiei - 8214 Andreiiv a. Avefl 3, 4'Nat. Hon. Soc.: Hlfn5,ePl'95tQlL. -,,L:-,ll:f'1,- 2: Harrlsbn, Christy -H332 if 1 ' Eagle Ave. 2, 3, 4 Omega Tri Hi Y5f,f3rSCAeBen.: Nat, Spa nikli HCheerleadei3j, 2 Pilot Princess Pageant. if: Harrison, Elvqodd - 1287 y Pallmall Stmgilggeeiggg le e gr Ie' Q 53 Harrleon, Vicki - 11011 Nable St. DECA. lHaiclier. Joyce - Camellia Rdi?3,' 4 Kieyeftesi' Hatfield. Richard - 3423 Humboldt: 1, 4. l'leIni6ridol.lar,g Sue' 95552201 PEL Ocean Viewiive. Henderson, Claudis 7 8710i K Nr H8fldl'lX,' K F- C8 Q View VV ' Randy Hachworth William Hall Deborah Hansley William Harper I Inner Personalities Janice Hairston Gloria Hall Eddie Hardison Tanya Harrell Jim Hales Raymond Hamlett Gary Hardison Debbie Harris Revealed On Senior Day Debra Harris Jar1iC9 HaI'l'iS Preston Harris 43- 5 Elwood Harrison ,til J ne.: ,-, Q Joyce Hatcher Richard Hatfield 53 Keith Harris i' i Leonard Harris Christy Harrison Alan Dale crowned Miss Senior. Sue Helmondollar Vicki Harrison Jean Hendix SUS-an HGVIIEY John Hennekes 53. Fi: 1 xlilflm 11, ' . ' Q. Douglas Higginbotham Richard Hillard Ruby Hines Richard Hledick Vicki Hodnett Cindy Holland Senior Parking - A Newly Paul Herring Jacob Hess dwg, Lawrence Hillian Linda Hills Lynda Hoddap Marsha Holderman y i Liby Hollingsworth Shifiey Holmes 54 Wrought Priviledge Paul Honea x. Albert Horton Deborah Hudson Thomas Hughson l Susy Hopkins Kathy Horn Lois Horvath Denise Houck ,A .W ii vii ,. ...M ,mx xxx, Martin Huffstickler Ronnie Huffstickler -,Q Larry Hunt Margaret Hunt M Ngiffiiijii. ,i i s 1..Mf . w li , , egg, ii!! W if ,Xin i iw-xx ll-loss,!.lacol: - 536 oiiib of Varsity football 3, 4. .gl-llgglnbotham. Douglas - l .1813 Ara Street Chittuml Hi-Y 3, 4. Spanish Honor SoCiety.3, 4. lrllllard, Richard - 1.611 Cgoyden. Science Club V. EW' aim! 921 A l I . ill, . venus Monogram lub, Band, l o Football 3, 4. Indoor track 2, 3, 4. Outdoor track 2, A3, 44. Sgt. Linda - X229 Oak Pifk. Hillel. Ruby - 969 Tlftbn Ari Club- ' .. A Q, Hudagp, will -4 850 Alma. Dr. Band ' SNDSV3' TQRZ. 3, Maiorette 3, co-drum l i 2' MEGIHHG4-l f .4 s il jail ...t.-..,11., , ll, l Lu ,f, lu' :lllli 'itiiitt ,mnmlbifl .,.. f?2FWJ.ilHg?'.-Fi. Annual 'Pilldfeer 4. H say sr. l - Chesapeake BW- KG! Glubf 3,- Sg. a 4. I ,E,,p.ff-' Kauai 454 Iglarrgpshire Ave. DE 4:-gCAf.2a Fbwith, Lois -.17f45,S. l A Ofivle Dr. Keyeries 2134? .sem 2. Jr. class -cguneu ai. Nat'l..Honor Soc. 3, 4. .A - 13165611 SL :Dance 2. ' mmm - 5371 ., ' aka larva. varsity f 21 39 4 ix I 'jx T I Hvffltlddtr. RUM!!! fr-.5371 l 6hespbake.Blvd.'Vqrsl!y i,,,i l ll meguwag Q' 3:'s2ai Na1n' i ' hx 1 ,i N 4 , W xi 'A-Q nu, f ,,fiivxi'fgirAR 5'. 4: German . fees ir ii 1- U l' will . ,,. , ,i, gash? wi 1 3 .wifi ww, fffk , Holmes, Shirley - 9562 19th if l ggi. ff... gunt, Pam - 2136 Tarrallton T. N l , ' i., 'i Hunter, Valerie - 822 Marietta Ave. PRIDE. Jackson, Judy - 8Q18 Merritt St. Volleyballf3. Jarrell, Judi - 1445 Baychester Ave. Alpha ,,, Tri-Hi-Y 2, Secretary 3, President 43 Jr. Class Council 35 Sr. Class Council.4: SCA.,3, Chaplain 45 MGA 3, A. Jarrell, LaVerne - ffJerrie 6412 Sedgefield Dr. Girls' Chorus 2, Debate Club 2: ,, Piloteer 3, i4g.Co-Pikit 4. 'igb X Jeffers, Barbara - 3201 Dominion Ave. Volleyball. Jenkins, Pam -- 9521 14thi11 Bay St. Jr. Civitan 32, 3: Ba er's Dozen 3, 4: Concert Chorus 3, . Jimenez, Vanessa lii Lenoir Cir. Jr. Civitan 4421, 2, 3: JV Cheerleader Capt. 25, SCA eerl 2: Varsity Cheerleader5ti'Egr'.. Historian 35 Bakers Dozen 4, Pilot Princess Pageant Attendant ,W .,... Wigwff Johnson, Charlie - 9621 Chesapeake Blvd. Band 2, 3, 4- is if H Johainsenmi , Michael J 8448 Jane Way. Art Club 2, V. Pres. 3, Pres. 4L .M Jones, Adrienne -5987 Albert Ave. Y-TeensfiPresid6nt 2, 3: AlphaTri-Hi-Y Sgt. at Arms 3, 4: JYQQQSEQIBSS Council .35 . Class Council 43 ICC Secretary 45 JV Cheerleader 2, Varsity' ,Cheegeader 47, y Pilot flrincessul Wlaageant 3. J Jones, Jimmy - 3809 Craven Cir. .Piloteer 3, 45 JNL SWBBSKBYDEI I, CBESBDBUW 2. 53. Jones, Monica - Rughby St. German Club 2, Modern Dance 2: Yilieenst 3:a1?iloteer 43 Dramaticsl Club 545 Sr. Class Council 4. ,,,. J ..,,,,Jones, Valerie - 75Q,DenisQn f1??Ave. PRlDEf3, Treasisilg Srgggfi -5 Class Council 4. 'A Jones, Vickijg, 8124 Redmon Rd. Lit. Horii1i5ggSoc,.4: CosPjlot Ed' 4: . Kane, Candi! - 1133 BUfk5da'e zsszsf-I-reas 4. : Kavanaugh, Anne - 1435 ' -. Kearney Rd.fJA 4, FBLA 4,5 Kauehak. Roliert 4- 8449 Larrymore Ave. Kelly, Louis 6318 Whittier K, Dr. Basketball. '12 Q Seniors Are The Lively Pam Hunt Valerie Hunter Judy Jackson Judi Jarrell La Verne Jarrell Barbara Jeffers W, Larry Jenkins Pamela Jenkins Vanessa Jimenz C... wr Michael Johansen Adrienne Jones Jimmy JONES 56 Set At Norview! ff' Monica Jones Tom Jones Valerie Jones Vicki Jones '1 01' ...Q Charlie Johnson Michael Johnson My girdle is killing me. ,. 'Q' -zz, Candy Kane Anne Kavanaugh Robert Kauchak Cleodis Johnson Phyllis Johnson Lewis Kelly till, S' 1 if 5? A Remedeas Kelly Senior Class Sells Earl Killmafl Sheila Killman William Kimler Irene Kiriakou Allen Kline Susan Kohler Leonard Kubilers Mirian Land Shal'0r1 Land Nadine Lavrine Dawn Lawecki Larry Lang Sandra Lashley Mark Leach 58 Charles LeBlanc NHS Pins Ethel Lee ily i Michael Lemn Ken Lee Mark Lee Mafk l-SOD Art Leonard Thomas Leonard Margaret Lewallen Mike Liddle Mary Ann Lillard Gene Lille Julie Lincoln Kelly, nemeam 2917 A Craten Rd. JV Cheerleader2: Vargigy Cheerleader 4: ' 4: PRFDE 4. , , mailman.: an - 21,25 Jeffrey: Dr. Monogram CIubf3, 4: J' varsity Track 2. sqm ira, , St. Alpha Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: ff Bakers Dozen 3, 4: Concert Chorus 3, 4: Kimber, William - 6436 Palem Rd. Klrlakou, lreno - 1845 Edgewood Ave. FTA 2: JA Treas. 3: Sr. Class Council 4. Kohler, Susan - 8116 Ferncliff Rd. Bakers Dozen 3, 4: Jr. Civitan 82, 3: Nat'l Honor Soc. 3, 4: French Nat'l Soc. 3: District All-State Chorus 3: SCA 3, 4: Concert Chorus 3, Treas. 4. Kubllus, Leonard - 1070 Earl St. JV Baseball 2:,VarsityA Baseball 3. ' Land, Miriam - Y-Teens PRIDE 3: Pep Club 4:.JA51. Lang, SHBQEBFGE Ave, JV Footballs,'rrl2:, wp 35Q9tb8lI 3. 4? ' ..,, , iuifhlay, sandra - 66.12 ssiir Charnwood Ct. Y-Teens.. ..,:., a Lavrinc, Nadine - 8255 iii age Danbury Dr. F'l'A 3, Laweeki, Dawn - 2607 Pretty Lake Rd. Pep Club. Leach, Mark - 8206 Chesapeake Blvd. Lee, Ethel - 1056 Kane Stl . Pep Club 4. Leo, Mark - 1317 Fisherman Rd. Leon, 'Mark - 2825 Avid Ave. Interact 3, 4: Monogram 4: Indoor Track 3, 4. Leonard, Art - 2914 Somerset Lane - Wrestling'2. Leonard, Thomas - 1662, Tallwoodl St. llewallon, Margaret - 6423 I Glare Rd. Llddle, Mlko - 3332 . Ridgefield Ct. Pep Club , LatiniCl:ubw3::fEre,5ident411 :s:'r' wlllllaffl- Maw Ann ,ww- 'Mercer 1 . iLlllla,.Gene Hap - PinedaIe'St. VICA 4: Baseball 2. A ,' Lincoln, Julie - 1428 Ramsey Rd. 59 -f,---- 3' Killmon, Sheila - 925 Hugo .LiiidS8Yk Mike -19600 lillei Rd. Lindsay, Trudy - 2912 Plrasanmve- , tsri 2 Li.ngerfeig:.2fKathyw ks841 Brighton St. S.C.A. 3: Lockamy, .Harrellr 960 Brentwood st. 2 2 i or giftin. Patti - 8324 Millard l-Quan. Gwendolyn- 1 4 Wolcott Ave. LPN: N.T.V.C.' Drill Team 3, 4: PRIDE 3. 4: I.C.C. 4: F.T.A. 4: Pep Club: Library Asstr3f!Annual55taff 3:iGirI's intrarnurals. Longman, Susan - 1654 Cougar Ave. French Honor Society 34514: Co-Pilot 4:cSCA Limgun, Miko -,zoos sas: 'Mal en Ave. Wrestling 3: Football 4: Scholastic Team 3. Lucas, Bob - CBRQVIEW AVG- - 4 ,ru Luckler, iii' Kenny 444816 Pleasant Ave. N y Lynch, - 3501 Parnlico Gircle. uin'iie'u Mabry, Eddie - 8472 Portal Rd. scA 2, 3, 4:,,,.lgSey club 2, 3sSgt. at5Armsfff4g Sopl1u5ClassQ:'1. Council 2: Jr. Class Council Req. 3: Sr. Class Coumji 4: Latin CllJl.lQfi.3, Chaplain 4: Co-Pilot 3: Mng,iEd. 4:.,lCC i President 4: Li . Honor' Society 4: WGlgl,., L Correspondent Modelii'UN F1133 1, Assembly' 2, 3: Boy's State 3. Mack. Eliiabeth - 8048. Tidewater Dr. Adiurvettgs . Rlap. 2: SCA 2: Los lnduitos 2: Tennis 2: fCambell H.S.J Machenhgiayle - 912 :Lasser 4 Dr. 'Y-T66flS, FTAgaPepfGluib: SCA: Jr. Achievernent: PRIDE: Modern Dance: GirI's liritramunals. fwi- 4' MalloryfWilliamf Chip 'i- l 3456 E. Bonner Dr. Key Club Mqwgfamsl. 2. ,Q Presidentiillg Annual Staff 4: -Choir 2, 3, Treas. 4: Chittum 'Hi-Y President 4, scA vp, Pres. 4:2 lnteracf 3: Track 2,Eapt. 3, 4: Indoor 84 Outdoor Track 2,.Capt. 3, 4: Miss Senior 4:'fLlr. Whois wh0V'3y:.., Man s, susan: L 9215s1ri!et Rd. sumega Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4. W- '5mw39C0lYn:' 951 rlrtt Wolcott'iAve. T if T' 1 Marsh, Litita - 3629 S. Warwick Cir. SCA 3: Keyette 3216: Naf'lf Honor1Society.:3, FB A 4 Martin, David -' 9500 Willow Qt. French Honqr,Society,,3, 4: Mason, :Diane J2313 E Paine Ave. FBLA 4: Sr. Class Councili fMason, Vivian f+.500r 4 7.93 . . . Pamllco Cir. Drill Team12, 3: FBLA 4. Maltarson Linda.. 1370 A it vrfgmlaajyxbe. mi 3, 45 ,L ,ggi Wifi Senior Theme Mike Lindsey Trudy Lindsey Kathy Lingerfelt scam , Harrell Lockamy Patti Loftin Gwendolyn Logan Susie Longman Mike Longtin Robert Lucas Kenny Lukef Rose Lynch Edward Mabry 60 The Challenge Of The Year Betty Ann Mack William Mallery Jacelyn Marant Dianne Mason Gayle Machen Susan Mangus Letita Marsh Fernando Mason 's4ii :'-A' - H wi il ll Earle Macliinger Walter Mallard Gary Mann Warren Mann 1:5-il David Martin Johnny Martin Vivian Mason Linda Masterson M i 1 ,sip 12 mggg '59 Kay Coker Crowned Shirley Mathis Neil Matthews Judy Mauldin Richard Maurer Faye McAbee Janice McCabe i . qi: M ' 4? i i. U v gi i, i i i I I Homecoming Queen, every senior girls' dream. John McCarthy Joan MCCr0ry Hilda McDaniel Joyce MCDOHSIG Danene McGee Debomh McGee 62 if-3 3 Homecoming Queen Karen Meek Cathy Meginley LOUiS Melville -.. , .,,,,B2,K,., , .,.. .... J s .ea11ffs?f4:a.,w V Mia si 4? - 8111 Pace Rd.,Bahd 2, 3, 4: German Club 2, 35 Nat'I Honor Soc. 4: Band V. Pres. 4. Randolph Melton Alonza McGlone Pat McNett Anita Middleton Lyn ne Meschel Terry Miller 63 1' ge-:Z .eil as E 1 i Michelle McKouen Wtllll fa Pat Michalaras Stan Miller .sz lst' Xlauldin, Judy - 9620 Whit Ve. Maurer, Richard - 1801 Ara St. German Club: Nat'I Honor Society: Band: McCabe, Janice - 8843 Chesapeake Blvd. Future Nurses Club 2, 3: Drill Team 3. McCarthy, John - 1036 Warwick Ave. JV Wrestling 2: Varsity Wrestling 3: McCrory, Joan - Jr. Civitan y kW4A ,FQ 3: Alpha Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4: ,,.,Bakers Dozen 3, 43 SCA 3: Soph. Class Council 2: Sr. Class Council .43 Concert Ghorus 2, 3, Sgt. at Arms 4: Regional ,Workshop Chorus 2. Mcbanielf Hilda - 8274 Simons Dr. Alpha Tri-Hi-Y 2, A 3, Chaplain 4: Spanish Honor 3: Keyelfes 3' .Rlefiliiit Nat'I Honor .Society,,4- Sr. Class Council 4. McGee, Deborah - 9357 iiithrgis St. Pep Club 2: FBLA, i2,'Secretery 3, President 43 Sr. Class Council 4. Meek, Karen - 8316 Millard St. FBLA 3, 4. Annual Staff 3. Meinley, Cathy - 1045 Hugo St. BLA 413. - Melton, Randolph - 8217 Tabor Ct. Melville, Louis - Meschel, Lynne - Mlchalaras, Pat - 8014 Keene Rd. Lamba Y-teens 2. Middleton, ,Anita - 8024 Jerrylee. SCA rep. 3. gym, Stanley - 9308 Inlet 31 T9 1 . .1 .. . ssl- 'fwggsllgzzgfimt .. . lszipg- , 1:15 tilztigzis . ,T .... N . Q, l Mite, Cleo - Mills, Marchella - 1305 Oak Park 1 3 +1- Moore, Eddie - 1448 Kearney Rd. .l.V. 81 Varsity Wrestling Moore, Mary - 844 ,Denison Ave. Pep Club, PricleiClubl Moorman, Alexander J. -- 8506 Delano St. Monogram 'Club 4, J.V5,2ffootball 2, Varsity football 3, 4. i' Moring, Winfield - Morrow, Jane - ezi, A Morrow, Jean - Morse, Anita - 1944 Bayview Blvd. Pep Club 2, Alpha 2, 3, 4, secretary 4. Keyettes 3.5. 4. Literary Honor Society 3, 4, sec.: treas. 3, Senior Class re . Mgmsheafu, Donna - 1721: Grove Ct. Majorettes 3, 4. Mountcastle, Barbara - 8526 Stugis Rd. aPiIoteerf3, Edil.143 Lit. Honor Soc. 3, 4: lCC'41l Mower, Thomas - 8509 Chapin St. German Club,2, 3, 4:'Baseball: Basketball: 'Y Tennis: Swimming. Muckleroy, Mary - 2901 E. Mayulden Ave. : Mullineaux, Claudia - 1617 Ara St. Omega Tri-Hi-Y: lCC: Concert Chorus: Jr, Civitan 415.1 President 4: SCA: Sfflff' Class Council 4: Snowball Court 3: Pilot Princess Pageant Attenda nip ii.- Munn, Jimia 8441 Capeview Ave. Wrestling 3. 4. Murray, Kenneth - 1134 Eagle Ave, :Monogram Chit? 4: Annual Staff 3: JV Football 2: JV Wrestling 2: Track 2: Varsity Football 3,,4: Varsity Indoor-Outdoor Track 3, 4. Muzzante, Christine Doretha Askew - Maid Marcey Mills Cleo Mite Ed Moore Mary Moore Sandy Moorman Jacelyn Morant Winifred Moring Daniel Morris Jane Morrow if Jean Morrow Anita Morse 64 Donna Motteshea rd Of Honor Barbara Mountcastle Thomas Mower William Moxwood Mary Muckleroy Mr. Street presents a bouquet of roses to Doretha. QQ Claudia Mullineaux Jamgs Munn Kenneth Murray 3 Wu. Christine Muzzante Next Year - V ' iff if Donnie Mynear Lisa Nance Kay Naugle Richard Nelms .fre .Q 1 3 ' ' as Debbie Nelson Regina Nelson Dwayne Bender looks terribly interested Less Newton Maria Nikiforos IN: Pam Nimmo Marquette Norfhington Catherine Nosella Donna Nl-'Sent 66 College Or Career? ,dl Beth Ochs Joyce O'Leary Linda Olsen Jo Ann O'Neal Denise Ott Loretta Overman Janet Parker James Parker 67 Sandra Oliverius V .5 ii. X ' .--4 iv sz V. , Mike Osborne I Maureen Paige 'lim . -1' ,ix Gerry Parkinson ii wiv ui .i ii' ii ixii i Ju iii. 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M iiiii.-1.4.2,-1 i-:L-i iii wiiii ..i.1..ii :z.:v,sf.i.: if2iQm:i..1i 'iX..iiiii' ....i 'iiV.......i5i n Patrick, Mlchaelgf,2933fjE. Malden Apve. J.V.'Football 1, 2: Varsity Football 3, 4: Patykula, Thomas J. - 8224 Halpin Dr: Monogram Clu'b'3, 4: Jr. Civitan Club 3, 4: J.V. Football 3, Varsity Football 4: WrestIing5q3, 4: J.V. Baseball -v 2: 'Boy's State ,J Pearce, Wade - 1620 Park View Ave. Swimming Team: Varsity Letter: 'ii' ' Pearson, Mary Beth - 1800 Bayview Blvd. Gamma Delta TriiHi-Y Pledge Counciloiifts- 3,' 'N Vice Pres.'4: SCAirep. 4: Senior Class Council: Girgls' Chorus 4:,Historian Beta,,,Psi 4: Trl-Hi-Y: Merit Award: A Ping-pong championship, 2: Pub! 1 .ifii S Peters, Gloria L.'44'719 Miller St. Jr. Achievement: Phipps. Gary - 8020 Keene Raad' . .,,.,, . Phillips, Kathleen - 79313 Redmond Rd. ICT 4: Picos, Linda C. 1,320-Naval Base Rd. Deca Club Pillsbury, Barbara - 8136 Jerrylee Drive. 3: , Pinson, Anne -3540 Sharpley Ave. Srl'Class Council: Future Nurses Club 3, A: Historian 4: V Plein, Frank - 8453 Larrymore Ave. Interact 3: Interact -g5C,treas,sg'l: Varsity Football Poe, Jon - 2336 Elaine Ave. J.V. Football ..,. Pqglgl La. Sowell, Joflnn - 960 Quail Powell, Johnnie if Powells, Ganita '35 Prlbble, Sue - 5131 Norvella Ave. Omega Tri,:lf5,i.fY 2, 3, Pres. 4: Keyettesifl2, 3: G-ivitan 3, Chap. 4: Jr. Class Council: Sr. Class Council: SCA rep. 3: Inter-Club?Counei.l1TreasHrer 4: 'Homecoming Court: Pilot Princess Pageant 3: Price, Merle - 'i21f Quidley, Carol - 3614 Pey St Raby, Matti - 921: Workwood ll l l Seniors Display James Pascal Gloria Patrick Mike Patrick TQ Tom Patykula Wade Pearce Mary Beth Pearson E :gg r' A. 2? ' - 4- ,. ' .Ei . .. .... .J-cl- f , 1 Loren Peele Gloria Peters Gary Phipps ll :Mil A -iilflfll .vw .R l 'ff' l ll 'ELf'Ia- eigzu .K Kathy Phillips Linda Paws Nancy Rlsgan as Many Hidden Talents Barbara Pillsbury I 9 5 i Ann Pinson l , l li 'L , v l m OOPS! l dropped my contact! Frank Pleva John Poe Dorothea Poole Johnnie Powell Ea rl Price Merle Price 69 ,vii Ganita Powells Sue Pribble Carol Quidley Mattie Raby .-r if a Senior Class Sponsors , , Denise Ramsey iii ' N Herman Riley Norval Robertson 'Q ' Dan Roth Theresa Rausch Michael Reese Dianne Richardson Gail Rimmer Alexis Roberts Jimmy Roberts Chris Rode Ann Rosier Cynthia Roshto 'l . , wifi? fwi Chris Roussos Charlotte Rowland Marcia Royal 70 Pilot Palasades 'F l Glenn Ruley Kim Sagraves Donna Sandifer QL! Pat Sayles Sue Schaffer Catherine Schein 1 f Nicole Scott Randy Sears Pat Seay Tom Seddon Clara Sledge Lynn Sellew 71 , - page ff e ',,:W'S!' ' ff , 1as smw iil 2'L3:: ti' W i :E , H ii 1,,Q:v L, , Ramsey, Denise 'iii - Rd. Art Club: FTA: PRIDEQQ Vice-Pres. FTA: y1.- ' Mona Ave. Library Club 1: - g.B4L.A. 3, 4: Omega Tri-ill-Y g Reese, Michael n - 5916 Chesapeake Blvd. Richardson, Dianna - 8454 Lynn Rivere Rd. Future , W Nursing Club: lli A- Riggan, Nancy - 9547 Sthiaaie Bay St. National Honor ' TT . Society 1: Latin Club 1: Mg W Chaplin of Latin Club: 1 H9fman -' will mmmer. een - oree Str Field El Rebate. AlexLew:..Q3S5 Sedgefield DEE15Bahd il Y-Teens 2: Jr. Class Sigma Phi Y,-Teens',Q:.. -gf 4: Senior Class Repf2ndiy it Class Musician 3, 4: . mf... il Roberts, Jimmie - 83365 Woody Ct. Radio Club: Tracyki, 4' Tennis 3' l'i'ill 5 l nbbensen, Newell - 2245 ,f Corbett Ave. Art Club: J.V. A g Football: .5 Rode. Chris - 1807 ji. Edgewood Ave. Gamma Delta A Tri1Hi-Y Band 3, 4: Chaplain f of Band 4: ,pi i neshte, Cynthia - 1824 llt TL, Croyden Rd. , y Rosier, Ann - 936fNewell521fiQ,: 1 A :W Ave. Spanish Honor l Keyeltes 2. 31 ... f- Clasee t lllh Council: 'Guidance lir' i Omega Tri-Hi-Y ,CI.asspCounqil: 1 r,rrr 5, .ryy ii coichairmanief welfare Princesseeer-itesiierriif 2: Roth. Dan -38144 Rd. Interact Pres. 1 ,f rep. 4: Sr. Class 'V as VBVSHY Swimming 3. A: iiiti fr, ...... sl Roussos, Chris - 8932 .fa 2 Chesapeake Blvd. Rowland, CIIBYIORB' - 1028 ,l Warwick Ave. Future Nurses ... 'ij Club 2: 3, 4: Q A r Royal, Marcia - 9314 Grove: Ave. Gamma Delta Triflrli-Y'3: QI1 i Sgt. ofArms4: f .- Ruley, Glenn - 1209 Warwick? Ave. Key Club 3: ' ,f Sasrxvcs, Kimberly A - 1 A Mi ard St. SCA rep 3: je'1552, Sandifer, Donna - lltf 1 Templor Blvd. 1 V Sadyles, Pat - 1803 eemgeyl R . Jr. Class lil iv ..l!0'4-5 F 1 1 Rid- ..... 1 4 iuerthuiorieiegpr. Piiegeera 2, 3. 4: French yi 3, 4: National Hunger 6, yu :riif 3, 4: Literar?'HonoFfSocietjZeE3,:ri C Future Medicaljfrofessionsf K: 'i Club: Captain of Aifirrriativgfw , ill Varsity Debate Team iii Nationare Merit Semi-finalist: Debate s '41 Medal: Two writing medals: 4 One writing certificate: Ledge? Star Scholastic Team: fi ' ,-l SCDH, NTCKOIG -6258, Y -ii Gidnoak Dr. Sigma Phi if 'Q teens 3: Girls Leaders Clubige .el 4: PRIDE 4: Sr. Class Courieif 2 gg 4: Field Hockey Team: gy 2 eq' Basketball: Volleyball: ll A l on Essay in Piloteer: Sears. Randy - 814.1 Q Dr. Football 3, 4: Swimmigggg- :rj Pat - SQJ7 F Tabonl lrreweanee sladliv 1 1 iiitiii w elll g rand woo q ,yyry Swv 4: ur. civnen 1 Q' I .. A i Z, V: l E239 i i i i.: Y , , .l -- . ,YH -24:-Y ' LJ? .'. 1,-nun.-- rr-l-.-M5 1.-N imir,:LJ.e11imuEn, nl Seluga, Stephanie - 8021 1 Carlton St. Soglgi., Class. ' CoUhcil:Y-W ' Shalhoup, June - 1669 Cougar Ave. Art Club 2: G1ammaDelta Tri-I-li-YLB: 25 Senior Council: Shearl, James - 8065 , Driftwood lDrivef3Spanish1 Honor Society 2: German Club: 3: lst Place AATSP National , 529391 21,31 . 1 , fi Sh9Bl8y,MR0bBff F 7006 K Parkview Ave. W Sheparclkbannyzg 9546ft,Alma ,W Shephard, Gary 1- A Shevlin, Maureen - 933 Hugo gtg SCA'vfep. 4-5 SCA alteinate shook, Beverly - 81601, Driftwood, St. laai, ,ny it Shireyi Debbie 1 1011 M A Phillpotts Rd. FHA 1: Marvin 71!363MSailey y Sifmon, chad - 2309 Wharton Ave. ,Key Club,2, 3, , 4ff1Wrestling 1.52: BOYS' STATE ' Singleton, Oliver - Z , Slagf. Trudy R 14163 ag Virgi ina Ave. Spanish Honori' Society 4: SCA rep. 1: - Smith, Barbara 6520 . 11 Whitehorn Driv 'Al ' I 'S e' pha Ph' Yf Teens 3, 4: Senior Council 4: PRIDE fr, ' Smith, Silly M i?637Si1Dove' A St. Smith, Deanneign - 1509 , 1 JohnstonTRd. ffl Yi? Smith, Ronald - 9400iWill0w' ,Terrace Smith. Roslyn Smith, Wayne 4 209 Overholt Dr. Monogram Club 4: Uiteract Club 4:?Narsityz M Qj Football: Track 4: Baseball: 'ig Letter in Football, Track, Baseballie 1 Southalliiorette 4- 8231 Simons Dr. SCA rep. 2: Yearbook Staffg 3: , - sparmwgwconnie 2169 Jeffrey Dr. Gamma Delta if Tri-Hi-Y 2: Chaplain 3: , President 4: rep .l', Jr. 5 Class Council 3: SCA alternate: 4: Sr. Class council: W Spellosdvhfv he-18013 W- Glen REIT? iii ,Q Pilots Win Eastern L Stephanie Seluga Jim Sheipe June Shalhoup Wag? James Shearl Robert Shealey Albert Shorten 'll :iii up 31-2111 Gary Shepard Danny Sheperd Maureen Shelvin ag ,,l. if E5 Eg Beyerly Shook Debbie Shirley Marvin Side 72 l l l District Crown 'X Chad Sigmon Rodney Singleton Trudy Slagg Barbara Smith , , l ill .-1 p Bill Smith Diannette Smith Bobby Joyner lends Mike Osborne a helping hand. Ronald Smith Roglyn Smith L, Wayne Smith Gail Southall Connie Sparrow Aphrg Speiips 73 ' Class Of 70 First Louis Spello Joseph Spenilli X AI Stafford Dyane Stallings iiimn Ed Stapleford Gene Starr Barbara Spinella Steve Spruill Ronald Stankavich Stephen Stanley Barbara Stershic April Stevens Gail Stokes Nina Stover -.n Fred Strgng Tillie Stutts 74 To Receive Class Pins l t- Carol Sutton David Sykes Roy Sykes i David Tatum Corlnie Taylor Lloyd Lee Taylor '5' Patricia Taylor Jo Ann Tharringfon Julie Tidwell Laurel Trego Kathy Tull Colleen Tuttle 75 David 9611 Capeview Ave. Monogram Club 2, 3, 4: Jr. Civitan it 1 3 Q45 Varsity Football 2. 3, 4: Varsity Baseball 3, 4: Varsity Basketball 3, 4: Sykes, Roy - 3829 Wake Cir. Tatum, David - 9404 Willow Ct. Varsity tennis: Letter in p Tennis 4: Taylor, Connie - 1050 Lindale Lane Taylor, Lee - 8428 Nathan Ave. Taylor, Patricia A - 6613 Pre Ct. Modern Dance Club: Pep Club: Sr. Class Council: PRIDE: Sigma Phi-Y-Teens: CandidateGlRL'S STATE: Tharrinston, .lo Ann - 1411 Exeter d. Girls Leadership Club 3: Jr. Class Council: Keyettes 3, 4: Sr. Class Rep. : Tidwell, Julie - 3616 Pamilico Cir. Trego, Laurel - 3553 Sharpley Ave. Alpha Tri-Hi-Y Teens 2, 3, 4: Co-Reporter-Historian 3: Pilot Staff 3: Tull, Kathryn E - 8000 Wedgewood Drive Tuttle, Collun - 8149 Beatty St. Concert Chorus 2, 3, 4: Baker's Dozen 3,t4:i Piloteer 2, 3, 4: Drama Club 2, 3: SCA 4: National Merit Semi-Finalist: Regional :Chorus 2, 3: Spellos, Louis - Spinelli, Joseph- 3557 Sharpley! Ave. . Spinelli, Barbara - 3217 H Argonnie,,Ave. Spruill, Steven R - 5113 Norvella Ave. National Honor Society 3, Pres. 4: Exec. Counsel-Treas. 2, 3, 4: :ICC-Vice-Pres. 4: Key Club 2, 3: Sec. 4: French Honor Society Treas. 3, 4: Debate Team 2: Pilot Staff 3, Sports Ed. 4, J.V. Track, WHO'S WHO 3: Delegate to BOY'S STATE 3: International .Key gllub Delegate 3: Quill 81 Scroll Stafford, AI - 1355 Eagle Ave. Key Club 2, 3: Annual Staff 2, 3: Honorary member GUSPS: , Stallings, Melinda D - 2429 Dominion Ave. FNA: German Club: National Honor Society: Soph. Class Rep. SCA rep. 4: Stankavick, Ronald - 1123 Bill St. J.V. Football: Varsity Football: Letters in J.V., Varsity Football Stanley, Stephen - 6529 Whitehorn Drive Engineering Club 2: Spanish Honor Society 3: National Honor Society 3: PRIDE-Pres. 4: Stapleford, Ed - 1225 Och Park Ave. Starr, Gene - 8221 Halprin Dr. National Honor Society 4: Band 2, 3. 4: Honor Bandsman 1 Stershic, Barbara - 8294 Meadow Creek Glee Club 1, 2: Concert Choir 1, 2: National Beta Club Stephens, April - 3504 Bessie St.-Spanish Club 2: ,Fl:lA'2:, 'l H 'l 1 Stokes, Gail -4964 Marietta: '- iAve. Art Club: Sr. Class Council: Future Teachers of , America: Pep Club: 1 Stover, Nina - Strong, Fred - 949 Winward Rd. Piloteer 4: Concert Chorus A 2, 4: Madrigals 3, 4: Music Honor Society 4: Literary: ,T Honor Soc. 4: A Stutts, Tillie - 3516 Herbert St. Alpha Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3: FBLA 3: Jr. Class Council Sutton, Carol - 565 Burksd le Rd. l 3 l 4 fTVlln85i'WllliffVl2B -S6263 Sewells Point Rd. interact Club 2: SCA rep. 2: Jr. Class M ,Council Rep.,Sr. Class Council Rep.: BOY'S STATE 4:'SCA 3 Exchange student to ,Georgetown S.'Q. 2: , fl Tynes. Waverly - 832 2 Workwood Rd. if Underwood, Don - 1851 ,Arrowwood St., so Rdhd . Underwood, James -1 1817 Si Oriole Dr. U Vaeth, Kimberly - 7110 Enfield Ave. Soph. Council: 1 Vice-Pres. of Jr. Class: SCA rep.: Omega Tri-Hi-Y: Chaplain of SCA: President e-ii oft SCA: French Honor Society: f Alternate to GIRLS State: Attended White House Youth Council: State SCA 'ff convention: Pilot Princess Pageant: Attended SCA ., Summer ,Work-shop: Attendedigg Model United Nations ln Washington: Safety ,, Ambassador: 3 gall, Terry - 1417 Ramsey N' vailghn, Janice - soze li illrrowwood Ctlidr. Civltaniriitfll 2, 4: F.B.L.A.: ' Vereen, Shirley - 6415 Military Highway S Vlnson, Del 4:1814 Arrowwood St. Vinson, William - 7335 My l-laroldSt. Bell Chorus.3, Madrigals 2, 4: Waddill, Robert - 8129 . Nathariif.Ave. J.V. Football 25:1 Wade, Dorothea - 907 Marietta Ave. Omega 3, 4: PSD Gill? 3: Drill Team 2, Cat t. 3: Sr. Class Council: Softball 2: Field Hockey 2: Track:i2: wi Walker: Carolyn - 8404 Millard St. V Wallace, Charles - 3824 Giles Cir. y i V h 1... M Walsh, John- 360GiSouth A lilil Warwick Circle y ' llllalston, Sylvia - Sedgefield Drive Y-Teens Reporter, Historian: Jr. P' Y-Teens: PRIDE 4: Pep Club 4: Sr,,Class.Council:EE1. ,gg Ward,'DonnaQ+- 8456' 4 Larrymore Ave. Pep Club 3,34 Ward. Mary E - 9525 17th.5iff Bay St. National l-lorjior 'iv Society 3, 4: Warner, Glenda - 1860 y Washington, Patsy 738 Burksdale Rd. SCA Rep. 2: , SCA School Spirit 44. ., :co-chairmariiai Cheerleaden Pilot Princess Pagent 2: ,,,, Weblzmlameii S- 13251 zivirgiligiia Ave. M' 11 Wells, John - 4841.7 Hampshire Aye. j 2 1 William Twine Kimberly Vaeth Shirley Vereen 5, , 1 ' Robert Waddile Senior Girls Waverly Tynes Terry Vail if X 1 R iti yu , M W2 ff, r Qi Del Raye Vinson Dorethea Wade 76 Don Underwood i D' Q--'9 Jan Vaughan William Vinson James Underwood Finish Season 1-O Carolyn Walker Charles Wallace John Walsh , , ' ,- if , Donna Ward Sr. girls prepare themselves for the big game. H 5 li, . , .I 1 'I' V ig' 1 Glenda Warner Patsy Washington James' Webb 77 -1 may W die? Svizzsfw' . AW 1: .W Y W' ' ,Lin iii lillli, Wlif F-f.afszffsz:fszr ' B Sylvia Walston 4 , l ll ll ll ll l ll i ll N Mary Ward John Wells l I Z Q sg.: wuww, firm River Rd. D.E.C.A. 2, Viqefres. 3: Pres . 1 4: Jr. Civitan 3f4: Natiginal Honor Society 4: Homecoming Court White. OM! - 5790 Townley Ave? 1 Varsity Letter in Cross-Country: Vl!.L1i!ehea4...Donnar Capeviewl Me. Keiieftesi r. Rep. 3: Chaplain 4: National Honor Society 4: ,SCA Rep. 3, Social Chiiiiinan if:,Anriiial Staff-Photography'Committee 3: Studentiditor 4: Quill 81 SCFCII ' :gf Whitley, Kaiherinei- 7934 Woodall Rd. .WiQ!llBnSr PM-Ili -. .7930 .... East Glerii'Rd. Pep ClulSffs2, ll:'ll fl A-listorian 3: F.B.L.A. Pep Club r Wllkarsonwlames .gf :L .:,: gg, Williams, Fiances 1827' Croyden Rd. Jr. Class: BaiEer's Doien Regional 3: 4: Alpha Tri-Hi-Y 3: Civitan SP2 3: . Williams, Marion ia 385515. Nansemond Circle. Wilgg, Anclgaw - 6312 lay: Glennoak Dr. D.E. Qiflubq Varsity Track: Willis, Llnda - 1030 east Cheat!-If sf.::F.B.L..z.5. 3: :... Q ,..:. C Viicei Presifgzi: 'li 'fffeiff Willoughby. Kenny - 3730 AIiengdonrCir. 4 Wilson, Anita - E236 Oak Park Ave. NlodernWDanceffCIub 2: Future Nurses Club 3. 4: vlce'PreS. X42 Wilson, Penny - 11832 Ara St. Music Honor Society 4: . vglw. Swan 18160 zeal. R 1'NatiogiaI Hdntir Society 4: Treasureriof French Honor Society 4: p y ,.., Q., Wii'isIow,1Qlivla Sturgis Stf?'0mega Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4: SCA rep. Sr. Class Council: 'F.Q.L.A. 423, fp. Winters, Siizan - 8227 'C A Buffalo St. Jr. Class Council: Brqilfflace ilfoetryy 3: , ll .i- me eyes . fiifiiwiii 'Wil' if i wwf' ii FJQ? will ,.g,.....,, , W , ii .fll ii. ii il gil 32375: .3 1 . 5 E .gf,.h:.' . F, l .. -'--' i -' Z ..-A..--on-L..Q...I??, W. .:mn..Wr..A,,, Y Memories Of Laughter Janie Wheelef Orvil White Donna Whitehead Katherine Whitley Paula Wickens Paul Honea feeds his face. James Wilkerson Francis Williams Marion Williams 78 -3 I And Good Times Linger if Andrew Willie Linda Willis Kenny Willoughby Anita Wilson A. 0 :S . 4- - 5 - . V V , Ah, memories! Penny Wilson Stuart Wilson Olivia Winslow Susan Winters 79 l . Woodburn, Janice 7 9556 27th Bay Sty F,B.L.A. 3: Jry' Achievement Company: ' Woodley, Jacqueline - 6616 Poe,Gourt Drill Team 2, t 3-Squad Leader: Modern V Dance Club 2: Sigma Phi-Y-Teens,,3, Chaplain: PRIDE 4, Programliiihairmalng Pep Club 4: Volleyball 4: Softball 2: Fieldhockey 2: - Woods, Rene- 3638' 4 'r Sharpley Ave. Gamma Delti Tri-Hi-Y 3. Vice-Pres. Secreta 4 Merit Award for FY IN Q Top Five members of Gamma 3. Worstine, David - 3817 wake Cirf Key Club 13, 4: Monograrn Club 4: Varsity swimming 3, 4: Cross Country Track 4: Outdoor Track 4: 'ree' f ff T' Wray, Sandra - 920 Lifton St. Concert Chorus 4: Madrigals 4: Volleyball '25 wif Wright, William - 1347 A ' 2 Picadilly St. Monogram Club 2, 3, 4: CFOSSCQUDIM 2, 3.54: Indoor Track 2. 13, 4: Outdoor Track 2, 3, 4: Wflsht. Sieve - 8057 BiSQn Ave.fDebate'fTeam 14454 l X Wyatt, Ronald - 904 Lasier Dr. Engineering Club 2: Vitia Clubg,J2V. FootbaIl3: 2 EQ - Wymer, Cathy - 8453 T Primrose St. Yasern. John- 6244, gf, Alexander StQJr. Graphic Art Ass. of Va. 4: Yasem, Rebecca -M6244 L5 Aleicander St, Pep Club 41 Yates, Barbara - 8027 Westcliff Dr., A Yates, Suzoni 4- A 2201 Helsiey Ave. Yovick, Tommy - i , Graduation - An ga :ara Kee Wong Janice Woodburn Jacqueline Woodery Rene Woods David Worstine Sandra Wray Billy Wright 80 E, Ending, A Beginning rw I QA NP 'K Q me Rv ia X Steve Wright Ronald Wyatt ff Cathy Wymer Becky Yasem Graduation - A new decade: a new life. John YBSGFTI Barbara Yates Susan Yates Tommy Yovich 81 if ,iff- Rob Fisher Ann Rosier Most Valuable Rob Fisher Mary Buckelew Leonard Harris Kay Coker Steve Spruill Ann Rosier Chip Mallory Donna Nugent Most Likely To Succeed Eddie Mabfy Kim Vaeth Steve SDVUUI Valorie Jones ROdI'l8y SlI'lgl6f0l'1 Dgnna Nugent Senior 7 I Eddie Mabry Kim vaefh I Best All Around Rob Fisher Mary Buckelew Eddie Mabry Kay Coker Fred Strong Joyce O'Leary J ei 82 Superlatives NSW 1' Steve Spruill Irene Felarca Personality Plus Rob Fisher Mary Lou Bailey Eddie Mabry Kay Coker Chip Mallory Adrienne Jones Mike Osborne Kay Coker 83 Most Intellectual Rob Fisher Donna Nugent Kevin Goeke Valorie Jones Ken Lee Ann Rosier Steve Stanley Kathy Schein Dan Roth Joyce O Leary Best Looking Keith Casiano Vanessa Jiminez Clinton Evans Re Kelley Dan Roth Darlene McGee as-gr I i' ii i. iii Keith Casia no Vanessa Jiminez Most Athletic Mike Lemm Gail Machen Chip Mallory Maureen Paige Elvin Wilson Dory Wade Fred Strong Adrienne Jones Best Groomed Clinton Evans Kay Coker Glenn Owens Denise Douglas Dan Roth Vickie Speech Senior 53' 1: :. Tom Parykuia Mary Buckelew Most Talented Tommy Brickhouse Susan Kohler Rob Fisher Joyce O'Leary Burke Holloway Beverly Shook Superlatives Pat Seay Cheryl Getchy Most Talkative Eddie MHUVY Phyllis Johnson Tom Patykula Joyce O'Leary Darwin Roberts Denise 011 Mike Patrick Anita Morse 85 Wittiest Louis Ellis Gayle Machen Paul Honea Debbie Nelson Darwin Roberts Dory Wade Joyce O'Leary Paul Honea Norma Beck Most Bashful Joel Gaddy Karen Barnes Tom Harper Gail Butler Mark Leech Valorie Hunter Mike Longtin Chip Mallory i i-JT ' l Q7 .QKE H 1 x ln To the victor goes the spoils! Our King and Queen. 5-1':,Sfg : A------,,..- - '- H .I V, , -.. Q4--U 2' - ...... -- :: Gif'-' --- -- -- -- -.i Q- -vt -.,,,. 5-5 ----1: A K . A , i . , .:, i 1 K, - Z 4' L wig? ,,wfii NOHT18. h6'S T00 Old for YOU! The rubber band broke again! One, two, three, kick! ff ' . ii , ,-.--V A ix. ..-,, . l ,ta ,ii . Q3 l' '-T. T 'K Can't a girl have a little privacy? Paul, not here! Our safety ambassadors. Chip lVlalIery comes for a dip in Lake Norview. What could Kim have done this time? Whatever happened to senior parking? T f-4 I ,. l 1 1 , tb X H 1 ,1 in v'-P4 k What da ya mean I cheer funny? We won our lst game! First offense I I I-Y' Sensor Llfe lm? rw '5 B Now Uncle Bob, about that suspension. Coffee, tea, or milk? an , The fearsome threesome! Cheryl on the 137th day of her Ponds 7 day Beauty Plan l l 87 Calling all cars . . . Norview's Royalty ' . l 591 ' NNFFQ v 1 4-H. , M up x X' Q A 1 Qfflf 14 x -'S-Ti ,ryfvxf X ' L ' '-' x -x I UNDERCLASSIVIEN This is you . . . body lst Row: D. Pelps, W. Purirs, J. Bell, N. Herbertson, M. Gordon, P Painter, J. Schaeffer, R. Savine, M. Montercuno. 2nd Row: M. Sedg wick, P. Abad, V Golson D. Ryder G Harden, S. Hammer S Ma - . , , . , . y son, S. Maddox. 3rd Row: Maddox, J. Dailey, D. Toran, S. Sayles, D 5 I Officers: D. Phelps - V. Pres., P. Loggans - Treas., C. Wood - Secretary, S. McMahon - Rept., R. Savine - Pres., Mrs. Drew - Sponsor. N Ga , I A Junior Year - That In-Between Age P. Abad 'SQ ,I M. Adcock G. Adams I- Ad8l'T'l50f1 P. Abenante E 1 f 5 if l Q . if z ll li F , .v.4.- w .:- --aj:-1-he--,. ..::nh- ' -1--, ,- ,, A-eq-.A ,,,....,., Y Thank Heavens it's Friday .V . 17 H... , . l D. Alderman D. Allen S. Allen B. Andrews 91 . 5,1 535.1 B T. Anglen 51 D. Ballance M. Banker L. Barrett fe L C. Bateman L X 2 Years Down - R. Arnt x J. Band L. Barnes J. Barrington 'rrfvvw V ..E W rj? ,. K D ? 6 H Xu vklk H 1 . ' is K -' -. G. Bally R. Baily L. Baker Study hall - Kind of a Drag! N LAL5' 'rf -in fjjzf, ' -. A Q gi 1, I f ,.1. N W j 1 . L f L L L' gif I- ,,. ' X ' ' A I' F x - i C. Bartee D. Basnight C. Bass M. Bean G. Bear D. Beaton K. Beatty 92 . fa .Q x ff 1 G. Beheler J. Bell ix C. Boals L. Booker P. Bratturs P. Brearton 1To Go --: 5 L. Bernstein D. Berry R. Bishop gr' F D. Block H. Bonneville G. Borden Zi L. Brennell D. Bowsman 93 H. Betchy f 2 4 B .,..' ,N . 'J S, Bishop L. Bjorken R. Brannon A. Boyd lxxi Juniors Anticipate X' Just pretend you are a senior. , ix M F Q .?' N ,A t :5,, .I . I K i I ' ' .I , J- 30385 D. Brown J. Brown I... 1 A so-M w. ,I 5, 2' I T. Brown D. Bryant N. Burgess ..- 5 , K A . W . I 1 - gy I ... .,v r D Q 'V 3 X . l J l. x 1 J. Busky H. Butler J. Byrum W. Capistran C. Carawan P. Capps J Carlson ,-g N. Cobb M. Coleman D. C0llinS 94 ,A . V. Castillo L, Cartel' . as 'H P. Collins L. Conner Coming Activities R Cory J. Crook L. Cunningham S Daughtry R. Davis B Desjarden K. Diller v l 1 . L.l C Drew R. Dunford G. Culbertson S. Daniels .4 I .A ' L 1 X I, I .:2:. n i- f 'uf' J. Day X 1 B K. Dinger G. Durband L. Eagan L. 95 F K ' M sideburns aw. ., if Douthat nb- x CT Eanes Look Out Seniors: Qf, 5' ll -BFE W, - if '- i 'E 129' V .1 .rf l I S- E3f'eY C. Edgerton E. Edwards 6- if' W. Eley E. Eller .A f' J. Elliot B. Estes L. Flowers C. Flyth '9- 5. M, Gardon D. Gibbard C. Ellerson D. Farnville J. Fontaine v-'I .J Nl. Gibson 96 A l The Powder Puff game had such a lovely queen and court. E. Fitzgerald f-Q . iz ' f ll- if Q.. A. li 'E Ve I, P. Foster J. Franciso l H. P. Gibson V. Golsom .. . I l Here We Come! Sheer beauty. v Q' W-rf R. Hamlin id! ET' 1 tl G. Hardin G. Hardin 3 . 4 1 J J. Harrason R. Hart K' FX A N. Gordon L. Griffin S- Guydes P2 lf' . I r ' ir B. Guynn J. Hadden B. Haga S Hammer H. Hankins D. Hasbert J 1 R. Harding C. Hall V. Harris W- Hay M. Hayes N. Herbertsn 97 C. Hill L. Hilmondollar I, D. Hollaway I B. Hopkins V. Jackson i ii ,My Junior Year - A Time .S Q C. Hill M- Hills ' .... an i fifiizi' . 3 J. Hodges J. Hogge f- H Keep up the good work 1 A. Homick B. Hood . i D. Horton S. Hubbard P. Hughes J. Hughson S. Jarvis S. Jarvis V' Jennings H' Jawa 98 V: For Growth And Learning S. Jobe P. Johns R Johnson D. Jones C. Karcher Keellng W. Kindred D. Lawrence D. Kisner W Knox S. Lawrence R Lewis P Llllard K. Little 99 S. Logan P Loggans 552261 Jr Glrls Overcome By G. Lupton L. Marrow J. Matthews C. McCall J McFadden P McGovern E McGdguhom J. McPherson N. Manring L. Martin D. Maule C. McCarter .f. Qu ' ' I ,tl lb ,, N. 1 ew. C. Meserney C. Metcalfe P. Midgett - .TJ 9 X. Y , l . J.MilIeson M. Montervino Seniors In Powder Puff Game L. Meurrens F. NliChallS C. Miller D. Miller H. Mills J, Mills girl gl' 6 N V . N ll W. Myers R. Nails 5 Ladies. . . PLEASE! 1 f l I A. Monson A M.. . ,mv fm . 4-1 W- v I. Naugle C. O'Dea D, Payne F, Patterson C. Paterfield J. Partain D. Parker ii' With High Hopes And Spirits, ,H R, . ,,.. ,,... .mm . K. Payne D. Phelps D. Phillips .1 lg J. Pilletier J. Pop C. Powell C, Powell L. Powell R. Price O. Purvis D. Quick S. Raby C. Raiford F. Reale D- RGBWS 102 F -.' 1 P' R. Pick C. Pileva And the band played on L, Reeves R. Rerleau YV The Junior Class Nlarches On Dx A. Ribble J. Riediger L. Riley W. Robinson F. Rode ,.-- 4,1 P. Seliew R. Shook J S. Rodriguas R. Roxioe N. Royal D. Rucker D. Ryder V. Sandifer R. Savine A. Simmons 103 P. Scoblic B. Singleton If i J. Scurlock C. Smith f ii Juniors Travel A I 4 ' .ie -kg. , IRE That third bell rush is killing me. M. Snodgrass C. Spainhour A. Springer L. Stafford D. Stearns S- Stephenson R. Taylor J. Terry C. Teffyele 104 l L. Smith N. Smith J. P. Snow S. Spruill T. 'J .' Qr ' . ' ' Lg'E:fllL . V .El . .... ,x ly. ' R. Sterling b T... Iii : M. Thompson V. Snyder J. Stavzak S .ii A. Talty N. Thompson A I if Y '+- ,, f X X M. Thorhjarnsen S. Thornton P. Toda ron D. Toran 'QA A. Truitt W. Turner . A f 5 , l B. Tynes R. Unler if q..- M. Ware D. Wasserbach 1 gl Familiar Halls l I - m S. Tilletie Fig K. Tripp E Iw Look fellas, l'm a football player and I don't need a hall pass. ' r M. Tuttle T. Vanderplaeg R. Walker C. Ward A - 3 9 il ' 'LT J. Weekley B. Weeks E. Wentz 105 As The End Approaches, Juniors if s. Westfall K. werzel L. white B. Whitney J. wickens il 1,7 , k' ' M ?i1..:-R ,, Wanna take a look at my Walnetto? F' A ,HJL-N L. Wilder J. Wiley D. Williford G, Williford K. Williams 106 Look Ahead To A Great Senior Year lf . 3 3 wx F D. Willis D. Wilson C. Wood M. Woodall L. Woodruff 1 . il 'X W .. 'I fa A., N A , , - C 94 5. L - J. , ' , nf Back to the old grindstone. pt AD R. Woods S. Wright A. Wynn J. Yoest P. Young 107 ,... Sophomore Class Leaders f X THE SOPHOMORE CLASS COUNCIL First row: M. Nelson, L. Wilkinson, D. Mitchell, J. Donlan, T. Longman. Second row: M. Ornoff, C. Emond, D. Ashe, S. Nery, E. Tate, A. Griffin, E. McKinley. Third row: P. Jones, P. Basnight, P, Meyer. W in :gri- agf, I tr A K Q we ' i 1 THE SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFlCERS Standing: Candy Cudworth - Pres. Tom Gerney - Treas. Seated: Dolly Mitchell - Sec. Ramona Felarca - Vice-Pres. 108 THE SOPHOMORE CLASS The sophomore year is one filled with meeting new people, experiencing new ideas and broadening oneself to life at Norview Sr. High. Coming from area Jr. high schools, Sophomores slowly begin to learn new names and recognize new faces. They begin to learn the pattern of life at Sr. high and become involved in the various activities which are offered to them. By the time spring arrives, he becomes a vital part of the life at Norview. P. Adams T. Albert J. Anderson B. Askew M. Bailey C. Banks J. Barger W. Barrett P. Basnight B. Batteman E. Battey B. Bearbien B. Beauter B. Beckrose C. Belote S. Bennis W. Berry C. Bidwell S. Bishop J. Blunt Q - Q E4 Q 1-s ml Jn 143' W iii ii ' se:f i l lllll il W mg H l U' U K gllifll X 3 . .4 l 1 1 Y' l S -3212 5 A . 4 i x A ,mi S K Y i, . ki C. J J. L. C. D. D. R. K. L. C. B. T. F. M. - ...Y : Elia:- .ie D',N T' Boordman Bondi Bannam Bonnewell Borders Bose Bowman Bradra Brady Brandon Breeding Bregman Brinson Brown Brown .ii il if il - illij, i 44 al w . . ,. -1 Sophomores Are 7l8l72 Bruff Brunner Burns Burtee Byrum Cambell Cambell Carter Carter Cardello Castello Castelow Castelow Catty Cayton Celestial Challander Clifton Cline Coble Cohen Cole Colyer Combs . Gorbett Welcomed To NHS . - 7? cf' 9 L .Y J. Dorden D. Dorrow ' , J. Dunn '2 S. Dunn do - C. Eagan D. Edwards 'V B. Elhins L' C. ElTlOl'1d ti C. Engle J. Erwin 1' My , 1 ii J. Esco R. Felarca ' B. Fenson S. Fentress If q 2 5 1 As A ' F5 9' .i f,-, 5 1 . X' ' 3 I f Corhort Corinder Coson Couch Crawford Crumpton Cudworth Cummings Cummings Davidson Davis Davis Davis Dennison Descindo Deshields Dioguins Dixon Dodd Donlan ' i C' 1 M. E ' Q ' Senwlen 5:1 I5 ? -c z ' J ' X ii X F f Finnigan . Fisher Fisher . Fleet . Flora Frink Forbes Ford Foreman Foreman Forrester Fox Gardner Garland Gary .Kg-I 1 Last Year Of P.E mf.- - ry .N f ? . A .. . 1 .. .. .Ra 6' L ,ax , - H M W 1 W- .ur 1 Qt 'T 1 ' Q . f r M ,,r. S? Q L I x . ,N 13. ass qv I , A f , f .Q gy 34 I S X FF W ' r, 5 R. Gates J. Gay R. Gaylord B. Gentry C. Gihson F. Giordani R. Gnerra R. Goadrae A. Gordon y , D. Gordon K 3 :Q Lg . ffl. at '7 ,N . L. Gower U' F. Grant X -' ' S. Grant 32- S. Green Q A. Griffin H F' D. Griffin ?' 5 W. Gunther T. Gurney in N. Hale R. Hall . I Sophomores Relish That Thought ' R. Hall Q . v. Hall S A A . ' Y' C. l-laller . T. Hamel ,X C. Hansen I yf- ' l' V b . L,-ll? ,,, l l B. Harrls -4HH,,-- ., lvl. Harris 1' --' - 4 gf! C. Harrison L. Harney ,fill I Y D. Hatfield , l Y ll , . Y . '33 'Ig 1 H L' L 'H i . if EERE. g l You've simply got to have a pass! V NIL? X V 1-ll, ' K. r' 8 l ' - D. Haynes , T 4 gl V D. Helmic '57 1 B. Hendrix 3.4 ..f G. Herbert ' XX is 9 ' - . x ,Y D. Hicks lf ' X n il., M ll .'lgl1.,llll..,,, Q? wk lllln:9aK5iE ' l' TCE? - . , G. Hill l.r. - D A - --., c. Holland 4 -. ' , 3 L. Hollingsworth , , ' y A l D. Holloway 5- 'W' J. Home I , . 5, . 113 Sophomores Slowly Become M. Haskins ' T. Houston . X Q' A ' L D. Hudson R 3 L t Q P. Huffstickler ' f , M. Hutchinson ' I ,EX My XY X . ,QAM ., , - I X .lvanon X - 5 D. Jarvis A W P ' N K. Jennings ' -3-' X X. ' 'rv B. Johnson X ' ' X . XX J X - 4 D. Johnson , ' J . fl' N ' J eva-J eb , .. . J .J 4 R. Johnson X - Lf . Jones ' ,Nr K. Judge 5' - f . K, Katenzie ,Xx M X . Kavanaugh 55 Nix ' L Z I o. Kelly 2 C. Kemp ,KX XXX .., A RX X XX . Kennedy D TH? D. Kennet - ' 4 ' - X K' .Kerndle ' 'A X m J X J K A X. J nv 14 X X I L 2, XXI T 1, W , . L L. Kerna , 'U Q U' . , L. Killman T Y' , 7 J. Kinzer 1 , ' k X, JN izy H Kino o X X5 6 D. Ko er Xa X j ,X S. Kunnerry x ' , AX ,AX D. Laster . J M. Latsko ' K. Law X X' L X 4 R. Lawrence 1 . I ' J X M A Q F. Legana X, , X V . J. Lentz '9 ' - ' S. Leonard 1 .. 5 B. Lloyd ' N ,,X4e 'f ,. . D. Lesner . 'fs ' N li A a 114 A Part Of Norview A-is B. 'a X - N . Q .u . 4- f fir ii! , f il 3. ' 2 D. E J. V S fl Q Moore Moore Morresette Moser Mountcalle P. Mundn J. Murphy R. Murray P. Myers S Myers J. Neal C. Neathery R. Nery M Nelson N Newton -'33 ?'4 X 9 1 Q J . 3 Y Liverpoal Mallard Matter McCloud McCrod McCriIIis McGra ry McKay McKeriley McKinney McMahar1 Meador Middleman Miller Miller Q 'J' Mingen A N. ' ' ' Mitchell ,. Mitchell F A-2.2 X 'i' Mondy fi Lzelh TM 1 W ,,,, , 6 '-re' -9:9 J -e 1 M .4 ,J Z X X A' , J V 115 Counselors Help Orientate we J, Hit those books kiddies! A , 1 K, '- L ,if t V 1 IEW i ii! 'L wa- x we vii, ' ii 116 R. C. W. C. M. M. J. V. C. W. J. S. K. D. A. lm!! X Nixon Nobles Oliver Olstead Ornoff Palasguews Parker Pellerum Perry Pritchard Pye Quesenberry Quinrey Reddick Reiner Sophomores To Life At Senior High f i -1.4. . r 'I L Vi C. Richardson 5 iee -- i af. J. Rogers ' ' L x 2 : ' i f -W',' 'E' . ' L- Roth . fi' P. Royse i H . 1 -'- J V ivi. Ruley ' W. Sadler B. Salyard L- .A 5, L. Sambaroneski ' M T. Sanford S ' M ii i NI. Sawyer X 4 . .: ' W R. scnon ' I S. Scott ' ' V. Scutchall ' 3 C C. Seay Q I K S. Seely H ' , K. Sexton .f ' 1' J. Shealey L V E. Shields C. Simpson C. Sloop i I , ,V K . . , ' ,Q ' ,- of - I I QE: 'X x i F 4' . u . ,. ,K . Lf I n ' -L -S fa ' 1 f 'i N '- 1' S i i 117 N E. Y , .u ,z 3 ' .2 TX i Smith Smith Smith Snyder Spacks Spence Spichard Spivey Stack Sta ncil Stevens Sturtwant Swofford Ta bor Talley -rn as What sophomore counselor talked me into taking this? Happy Monday! Strangers To Friends: Confusion To Identity H412 21:1-Ar' TP N. 313. 25. . w. 4 fs - rg. ,rri in ii T E. me Y D, L. Taylor ' A K. Teager I X 2. M. Terry ' 1 V W E. Thiele . iii. 1 :jf it ' . . 'i . y I - H. Thomas fi Y3- A . V i - L. Thomas B. Thompson N i- f T . 1 1, , K S. Thompson X ' ' - . x ' A S. Thompson B. Thorbyornsen - 1' S. Tillett - K. Toffton ' V - C. Trego A -. Q P. Tuttle M 'F .. ,.1f J Jn N f b jf M fx rf 1 ' 118 'VF' It N R. Tye ,X D. Vaccarella f ' ' 1 ' J. Vass 4 :.,.,. W T. Vatiem i l ' M. Vinson lf ' . K li i 1 - R. Vinson ' x i s A. Wade III: P. Wade 4 . . ':' -3335 :-. C. Wagner 1 r ' S. Walker ' 4, T. Walker , . JQ S. Walley - V Q' S. Walters X 'H C.. L. Warmunde J' 4511 ' - xl D. Warner T 34 l - C. Warren X ' Q B. Webb v' L L. Weddeli V l f S. Welch . W P. while .i. lvl. Whitfield , l . Whitehurst J' ts Whodbee . Wigratz l li ,L . Wilcox . ...., ,M ' Williams l Williams Williamson 2' I ' 5' Windmuller .T Woollums Ag l ' . A 'A if Wooward ' Wright .J X' ' 7 Wroton N M . Wynberry f , ' Young 1 ' , l W Nl GRGANIZATIONS This is you . . . soul lr Q. 4 -1 F. ,qf -.- ., .-s , 'L--.f 5 ,. 1 'QQ- 'Y '73, Ai! .QJL f', 1 ', fi. X. ' I . I . J .f 4 f 'Ci 3 x X 3-wffwf--4, . 4...A-.M - , s....-. ' . KAYEI . ly, rp 1 --.ful , sf.. , , -- -emi? nm- ..:.--M. --SL A 1- '. 9'-- .mar X .-nah-U-Nu- -wi Q w- N-Q' ','.fNvD-I Y ,' n --5' ' 0 1, 1... ,. Avi. J-Q .,, .5 -nM.--'Z ' .N 'sn -Lf '-Eff. - x '-I 'xd,7 V SAW' K I t .fn n - 1: f K , v If Q . .p b xfiflii -. ' .G 11 1 ag .. 4-K 1' L? 4 - - I . :gp-'4 4 'Q-. . X ,v . N'- - wg . .-L x s w -I -Sha 4 .. l I I ' ' .-v,,,5- '. ml pw . . I ll ,I , i .lu QQ.. . nqwx-sv. .'. I- 'A' ,. V ,lp-N Q- -lx'-A. . W W -,A -A M- W' 'Bmw en. 'u-J1!k'ia.R.zm..-0-nu.mf.a: -in.: 'w in?-4 '.3.x....-.Am 'fm 1 Row 1: K. Coker, M. Dowdy, G. Barden, J. Doe, S. Longman, A Gordon, M. Smith, P. Painter, D. Jarvis, A. Gordon, R. Stancil. Row 2: A. Woodward, J. Dunn, S. Hammer, J. Weekly, C. Tuttle, D. Bowden T. Hamblin, N. Beck, M. Buckelew, J. Ackens, D. Lee. Row 3: J. Nixon V. Moser, D. Reavis, O. Winslow, T. Ferguson, M. Woodall, M. Douthat R. Savine, R. Bernstein, P. Cobb, E. Mabry, S. Bennis. Row 4: G Herbert, J. Jarrell, V. Jennings, D. Stallings, W. Joynes, K. Little, P SCA Student Cooperative Association We are mediators between The student body and the faculty. Victory flag, A new parking lot, Homecoming dance, Thanksgiving baskets, Juke box, Directories and Student Activity Cards Senior Parking, Bury Bayside coffin, Snowball. . . Our contributions to the school this year. We try to make Norview Enjoyable as well as educational. S-I SCA Chairmen and Co-Chairmen L41 Temples, J. Berryman, D. Roth, C. Carmichael, S. Cummings. Row 5 V. Scutchall, C. Griffin, J. McCain, E. Fitzgerald, D. Brown, S. Tillett, C Perry, L. Hodapp, D. Laster, C. Nobles, S. Kohler, M. Pearson. Row 6: l Adamson, M. Shevlin, A. Rosier, D. Whitehead, B. Bishop, D. Basnight B. Hopkins, C. Mullineaux, E. Edwards, K. Thiele, C. Wood, S. Walter Row 7: B. Twine, N. Burgess, M. Coleman, L. Samborowski, M. Gripp S. McMan, C. Mallory, K. Vaeth, M. Gardener, T. Finvcan. Fx. Kim Vaeth - President, Chip Mallery - V. President, Valerie Jennings - Secretary, Betsy Bishop - Treasurer, Mary Buckelew - Reporter, Judi Jarrell - Chaplain. National Honor Society First row: I. Felarca, D. Wolan, M. Dowdy, L. Marsh, S. Spruill, Wheeler, H. McDaniel, C. Schien, J. Odom. Second row: S. Kohler, National Honor Society Our principles are high: toward progress, Our work is rewarding: We feel inspiration, Pride, Accomplishment. - Corres. Sec. Service . . . unselfish devotion. Harris, R. Fisher, J. O'Leary, H. Griffin, D. Stallings. Third row: Beasly, C. Tuttle, D. Whitehead, M. Ward, K. Barnes, S. Barry, Bishop. Fourth row: G. Starr, D. Whitehurst, R. Marrer, K. Lee, Ballew, Fifth row: K. Goeke, C. Dunn, S. Wilson, S. Stanley, L. Allen We've been honored by membership. Character . . . individual personality, Scholarship . . . knowledge, hard work, Leadership . . . challenge, guiding others NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY X I, El-2? ik L5 lst row: K. Barnes - Rep., C. Schein - V.-Pres., 2nd row: M. Dowdy - Sec., S. Spruill - Pres., J. O'Leary 3rd: l. Felarca - Treas., S. Barry ffl Q, F is Members wine, dine, and relax at the Quill and Scroll banquet. WINE? Quill And Scroll Hard work, Hours devoted, High English average Qualify us, Journalists of Norview, For the Honor of Quill and Scroll. Front row: B. Mountcastle, C. Schein, M. Paige, K. Couch, S. Westfall, E. Mabry. Back row: M. Dangerfield, G. Hardison, D. Basnight, M. Gripp, S. Wilson. Front row: K. Coker, L. Hollingsworth, E. Beasly, D. Nugent, D. Whitehead, B. Cochrane. Back row: D. Farrar, E. Eller, S. Cherry, S. Spruill, R. Singleton. C7 w-.I . i Top Row: S. Pribble, R. Lovek, K. Vaeth, E. Mabry, S. Spruill. 2nd Row: Sparrow, K. Couch. 4th Row: L. Olsen S. White, D. Maule, M. Page, D. A. Jones G. Harden, D. Worstine, M. Gardner, R. Schaeffer, J. O'Leary. Douglas, B. Cochrane, A. Pinson, M. Jones. 3rd Row, B. Dunn, A. Logan, J. McCain, B. Bishop, D. Roth, C. Inter-Club Council. We are representatives from our own clubs. We meet, Discuss, Plan. We attempt to promote better club co-operation. Our activities are varied. Building a new parking lot, Sponsoring the President's Ball, Increasing Club cooperation Are examples of our sucesses. 125 Officers: E. Mabry - Pres., A. Jones - Sec., S. Spruill - V. Pres. S. Pribble - Treas., Mr. Laird - Sponsor. Annual Q J f ff- 5 This is you, 1970. For us, the annual staff, 1970 was a year of change, a break away from tradition. lt was a year of compromise, of tense nerves as deadlines ap- proached and of adulation as we turned back the pages we had created, again becoming filled with the excite- ment that had inspired them. We have done our best to try to reflect the life at Nor- view this past year and to pioneer a unique yearbook. We realize that the change might not please everyone, but one thing we learned this year was compromise. This yearbook represents Norviewg body, mind, spirit, emotion, and soul. We assure you that much of that soul could be found in Room 213 during 6th bell, many Saturdays and holidays, during lunch, and long into the evening. Our ultimate goal in creating this yearbook was to give you as much pleasure in reminiscing 1970 as we had in presenting it to you. Now you take this little card and you MY- Vame - A - hafd at WOYK- Staff ,X . E Where did you put that one of me? Steve Spruill Edt. in Chief, Barbara Cochrane Business Mng. Marya Gripp Clubs Edt. Barbara Spinella Layout Edt. Donna Whitehead Photo Edt. , A Row 1: Maureen Paige, Kay Coker. Row 2: Mr. Vance, Advisor, Nancy Sibley, Barbara Cochrane, Barbara Spinella. Row 4: James Elliott, Don Phillips. Patti L0gg8l'lS. Nlarya Gripp. Row 3: Sheila Jarvis, Patte Johnson, Chip Mallery, Libby Hollingsworth, Gary Hardison, Dexter Temples, Karen Kramer, Susan Cherry, Donna Whitehead, Renee Basnight, Steve Spruill, Karen Couch, AI Stafford. i 0 N French Honor Society Row one: S. Longman, D. Hudson, Y. Soroko, C. Meservey, I. Felarca, N. Manring. Row two: M. Bean, J. Hatcher, M. Barter, G. Herbert, L. Sasser, C. Schein. Row three: C. Mountcastle, S. Spruill, C. Getchey, D. Johnson, C. Dunn. Row four: D. Nugent, S. Wilson, J. Matthews, M. Sedgewick, R. Cory. UN HOMME QUI PARLE DEUX LANGUES EN VAUT DEUX. Spanish Honor Society Sponsor - Miss Ribble Spain, Mexico, South America? Sombreros, castanettes, Flamenco dancers . . . true? To a tourist, sure. What's the truth? Guest Speakers, Spanish restaurants, Field trips at Spring vacation will tell us. We seek knowledge of the Spanish way of life, We seek to inform others. Knowledge breeds understanding, Understanding breeds friendships . . . Amigo. ' Xx Sponsor - Mr. Soroko Plays in French, French food, French literature, Famous French people . . . Give the vicarious experience of Living in France. We learn the ways of Frenchmen And understand them better. Officers: Top row: V.P. - C. Schein, Sponsor - Mr. Soroko, Treas. - S. Wilson, Bottom row: Sec. - N. Manring, Rep. - C. Getchey, Pres. - I. Felarca. Row one: B. Haga, M. Carl, N. Burgess, D. Alderman, D. Maule, V. Castillo, D. Bowman. Row two: J. McCain, J. Mills, K. Culpepper, T. Slagg, C. Sparks, L. Trego, S. Shaw. Row three: D. Phillips, S. Stanley, K. Flyth, L. Powell, D. Hudson. Row four: V. Felarca, J. Valdez, D. Higginbotham. Our social calendar has been full: Christmas Party, Trip to Washington, Spring banquet, but . . . Our club is more. We feel a strong tie to the German people. We study their language, Customs, Lives. The Germans . . . People with whom we relate, People that we understand. Officers: W. Gregory, N. Manring, G. Hardison, K. Lee, K. Goeke, S. Dostall German Club Row 1: K. Lee, K. Goeke, G. Hardison, W. Gregory, N. Manring. Row 2: I. Felarca, C. Simpson, S. Dostall, R. Tabor, B. Beckrage, D. Bowman, E. Beasley. Row 3: J. Weekley, C. McCaw, E. Fitzgerald, P. Gibson, R. Creekmore, S. Dostall. Row 4: C. O'Dea, P. Myrick, D. Polk, K. Worthylake, S. Ballew, C. Smith, Row 5: L. Samborowski, B. Renfrow, L. Wilson, D. Moore, R. Maurer. Row 6: S. Tuttle, T. Moner, S. Scott, R. Hackworth, R. Harding, A. Pleven. Officers: M. Liddle, M. Greer, Mrs. Kaplom Sponsor, M. Kurkowski, J. Scurlock, G. Adams Prestige Knowledge Wisdom - characteristic of Latin philosophers. We speak their language, Follow their customs, Strive toward their ideals. Saturnalia party, The ldes of March Roman banquet. . . The atmosphere contributes to better understanding We have learned, if nothing else . . . , , , td d Row 1' J White M Cummings J Scurlock A Truitt K Couch M Lafm 'S no ea ' 129 Greer. new 2: cf Brickly, M. Kurkowski, lvl. Liddle, s. Tisdale, J. een M. Gordon, B. Hall. Row 3: S. Wilson, M. Franklin, G. Adams, D. Nice n K. Quinley, P. Gibson, Mrs. Kaplon Y f Contemplating new ideas. 1st Row: S. Longman, C. Cadorette, E. Ellen, D. Nugent. 2nd Row: T. Jones, L. Jarell, T. Brickhouse, K. Griffin. 3rd Row: V. Jones, S. Wilson, D. Farrar, R. Singleton. Co-Pilot Sponsor - Miss Washburn We publish the newspaper that lnforms you, lnspires you, Entertains you. Most of us are prepared by first year creative writing. We are mostly seniors and Receive academic credit for our work. We benefit, We become experienced in Creative writing, Reporting, Editorializing, Selling. You benefit too. Because of us, you are aware of things about you. The first year Creative Writing group is a real groove. Editor-in-Chief - Elaine Eller, Managing Ed. - Eddie Mabry, News Ed. - Donna Nugent, Editorial Ed. - Vicki Jones, Features Ed. - Debbie Farrar, Sports Ed. - Stuart Wilson, Advertising Manager - Tom Jones. 130 ,-5 ii Q3 .Z -.,,si-eggxkgsidaut f i gif- 1 IMI 4- .af is-5i j ' , f ' ali lst Row: B. Shook, E. Beasley, V. Mason, L. Hollingsworth, B. Mountcastle. 2nd Row: C. Tuttle, C. Schein, C. Evans, M. Tangfield, N. Manring. 3rd Row: T. Brickhouse, L. Jarrell, F. Strong, R. Singleton, M. Jones. 4th Row: J. Gaddy, S. McManan, J. Jones. Piloteer Sponsor - Mrs. Smith Ten years have passed since the beginning. We've expressed our feelings, Beliefs, Creativity. We select, write, edit, publish. Five are honored by Quill and Scroll, We compete in school writing competition. Former members found success: College publications, Popular magazines. Ten years of Learning, teaching, Expression, satisfaction, Pride, honor. 131 Literary Honor Society Row 1: S. McMahan, F. Strong, V. Jones, M. Dangerfield Row 2: S. Weatfall, E. Eller, M. Sedgwick, N. Burgess Row 3: R. Savine, A. Morse, C. Shein, N. Herbertson Row 4: D. Farrar, E. Beasley, B. Mountcastle, Mrs. M. Smith. Officers: Row 1: M. Jones Row 2: G. Machen, C. Wood Row 3: M. Thompson, H. Sledge. Stage - the world, Setting - society, Time - now and the future. Can we fill the role? We've developed . . . Poise, expression, conduct. Yes, we can fill the role in this play of life. Sponsor - Mr. Hoover Norview Players Sponsor - Mrs. M. Smith Mens et anima, Mind and soul. Drama, shrines, Culture is cultivated. Outstanding students find writers and speakers And competition results. Theater ushering provides them with experience. Mens et anima, Mind and soul . . . expanded. Officers: Row 1: M. Sedgwick, Row 2: E. Beasley, A. Morse Row 3: Mrs. Smith, D. Farrar, R. Savine Row 1: S. Wilson, V. Jones Row 2: M. Thompson, M. Jones, F. Strong Row 3: S. Mosterson, D. Bowman, C. Wood Row 4: Y. Cline, M. Barter, G. Machen Row 5: A. Calvert, C. Pleva, A. Jones Row 6: H. Sledge, L. Matter, D. Johnson. 132 i Forensics Forensic Team Marcia Bossio - Dramatic reading Brent Barrett - Dramatic reading Howard Jewell - Public speaker Outstanding ability, in literary fields qualifies us. Then... Competition - district and statewide. Public speaking, Poetry reading, Spelling, Creative writing. lt develops . . . Imagination, Poise, Self Confidence . . . Qualities of a successful person. 133 D.E.C.A. Distributive Education Clubs of America. We are learning of the business world. By field trips, Classroom work, On the field training. We will be tomorrow's Managers, Distributors, Salesmen. The fate of the business world Rests in our hands. The Debate Team Row One: N. Manning, J. Weekley, J. Callow - Sponsor, C. Schein Row Two: T. Finvcan, J. Brown, S. Wright, R. Cupp. 134 Sponsor - Mr. Pridgen Sponsor - M Research, Planning, Presentation. We learn by formulating arguments. And by listening to others. We are informed, We know where we stand. What's your position? Prove it! r. Callow Sponsor - Mr. Ober We are the Future Business Leaders of America . . . Tomorrovifs economic backbone. We learn the ways of business. We learn from speakers. Public speaking, Parliamentary law . . . Necessary in business. Business. . . Necessary in our society and economy. FBLA Row one: T. Rausch - secretary, L. Willis - Vice-President, D. McGee - President, B. Dunn - Historian, S. Henley - Treasurer not pictured. Top Row: B Ober, D. Hope - Sponsors Row one: Mr. Ober, J. Tharrington, C. Jones, L. Marsh, P. Garcia, V. Mason, A. Kavanaugh, C. Madison, R. Woollums, D. Frizzell, D. McGee, Mrs. Hope. Row Two: T. Rausch, K. Barnes, B. Dunn, L. Willis, K. McCabe, G. Barder, P. White, D. Canupp, L. Wilkinson, J, Tidwell, J. Woodburn, T. Calvert, K. Phillips, Row Three: C. Muzz, D. Adams, V. Randall, C. Carroll, K. Davis, O. Winslow, D. Mason, C. Griffin, L. Churlli, B. Jeffers, D. Gagne. VICA Vocational Industrial Clubs of America. We are students with a future. Definite plans. We are tomorrow's Cosmetologists, Auto Mechanics, Lab technicians. We prepare now For our life's work. Row 1 - G. Pilsbury, H. Lille, C. Wallace, D. Nixon, W. Foster, W. Garris Row 2 - F. Cole, J. Akins, J. Evans, G. Sherman, J. Flora, P. Brady, P. Capps, D. Jones Row 3 - A. Boyd, C. Ruedinger, M. Lewallen, K. Phillips, A. Lamb, D. Willis, C. Boals, L. Cunningham, L. Sellew, R. Neigenfind Row 4 - N. Flushe, G. Hall, J. Green - Treas., S. Gresser - Rep., R. Chandler - Sec., A. Wilson - Pres., D. Holloway - V. Pres., J. Tomlinson - Parl., G. Partain, K. Payne, Mr. McGrath Kneeling - S. Donahoo, State Parliamentarian FTA We are the Future Teachers of America. Our desire . . . to guide others. We study and identify And learn to become part of the Teaching profession. Prevocational activities Allow us to explore, Prepare, Develope and Teach us to teach others. l Row 1 - L. Nance, C. Smith, J. Spinelli, D. Basnight, J. Norman, C. Brickey Row 2 1 B. Alexander, K. Abbott, G. Butler, M. Jones, J. Shea, S. Welch, P. White, K. Callahan Row 3 - Miss Armstrong, G. Hardy, D. Askew, A. Logan, W. Greene, D. Douglas, P. Dangerfield, C. Bishop, B. Dailey, Row 4 - R. Boram, D. Gibbard - Pres., D. Ramsey - V. Pres., D. Gage - Treas., S. White - ICC Rep., S. Bishop, P. Basnight - Historian, J. Ridley, G. Stokes, O. Wynn - Sec. ICT Sponsor - Mr. McGrath lndustrial Cooperative Training. We Train on the job. Dental assistants, Office workers. lt's great experience. We learn to dress properly: Operate efficiently. We learn our work well. We are prepared to begin our career. ROW 1: H. Lille, C. Wallace, J. Greene, D. Nixon, S. Donahoo, J. Tomliason, W. Foster ROW 2: G. Pillsbery, F. Cole, J. Akins, J. Evans, G. Sherman, J. Flora, W. Garris, L. Cunningham ROW 3: A. Boyd, C. Ruedinger, M. Lewallen, K. Phillips, A. Wilson, D. Willis, C. Boals, D. Jones, P. Capps, P. Brady ROW 4: N. Flusche, K. Payne, G. Hall, A. Lamb, S. Gresser, R. Chandler, J. Partain, R. Nergenfind, L. Sellew, F. McGrath Pride Sponsor - Mr. Adams Providing a Realistic Insight to the Development of Ebony. That's our title . . . Our purpose. We have speakers. We discuss and investigate the Past, Present, Future. We learn: we teach. We teach so others will understand We teach to destroy hate, fear, prejudice. We teach . . Pride. Row 1: E. McCauley, N. Scott, S. Logan, K. Abbott, B. Brooks, S. Logan, L. Jarrell, M. Land, B. Holloway, D. Fornville, Row 2: S. Walston, S. Land, D. Askew, W. Joyner, W. Nottington, P. Taylor, V. Harrison, W. Morris Row 3: G. Butler, J. Hairston, D. Douglas, C. Briggs, J. Drew, M. Jones, S. Stanley, M. Paige, M. Smith Row 4: C. Terry, D. Ramsey, R. Kelly, V. Jones, J. Ridley, A. Jones, HJ. Woodley, A. Roberts, M. Ware, A. Faison, R. Singleton Future Nurses Club Officers: row 1: Cindy McCaw: Sec., Anita Wilson, chaplain, Candy Kane: treas., Charlotte Roland: v.p., row 2: Janis McCabe: rep., Donna Sandifer, Sponsor: Mrs. Margaret Chase. We want to help: We learn to assist the men who save lives. With willingness and devotion. We train and prepare. The medical profession will be our lives. I- Why? Wewant to help Row 1: V. Gardner, G. Kelling, D. Sandifer, C. Rowland, A. Woodward, Row 3: C. Kane, A. Pinson, S. Garl, J. Donaldson, D. Thompson Row C. McCaw, D. Goggin, J. McCabe, P. Adams. Row 2: D. Starlings, R. 4: J. Nixon, C. Banks, M. Gripp, A. Wilson, D. Midgett. Schott, L. Johnson, P. Dugger, S. Allen, K. Undermack, R. Vandemeer 138 Science Club We live in a world of science. Advances and discoveries are made each day. There is a promise in the future. Promise of breath-taking developments. We must prepare Become aware Take control. Movies Trips to NASA and the Nuclear Power Plant Teach us of today . . . Prepare us for tomorrow. We are the scientific leaders of the future. Row 1 - Mr. Abbott, Richard Cupp, Pres. Row 2- Richard Hillard, Vice Pres., Mary Dowdy, Secretary, Bobby Cross, Sgt. at Arms: A. Prunier, Row 3 - Randy Warren, Michael Parson, Larry Barker, Robert Pick, Ray Pierce Art Club Row one: B. Shook, D. Bryant, N, Roberts, M. Gripp, T. Jones, M. Subasavage. Row two: D. Basnight, T. Brickhouse, J. Hughson, D. Some of US take aft! S0m6 C3f1l'10t - - - Bl-It W9 all Douglas, P. Collins, C. Ellerson. Row three: D. Ramsey, B. Alexander, enjoy art. Trips to museums, Washington, New York. K- Eddy. R- Kelly- Forming, painting, shaping art. We hear artists speak. Our creativity speaks for us. 139 OMEGA Community service projects, School service projects, Social activities Combine to make an outstanding club. Our Brazilian orphan, Clean windshields and flyers to urge people to vote, Money for flood victims, Collecting for Unicef, Thanksgiving baskets, Mr. and Mrs. Santa Claus . . . over S20 for Penny Pitch Caroling, Decorated locker rooms, Spirit signs, Howdy Dance . . . Our work for this year. Labors of love, sacrifice, enjoyment. We've made friends: We've learned to have fun with others, We've learned to give of others . . . And enjoy it. E 1' ef' l i . . Lf! is - if G G' as 5 51235 Eg, - A summer meeting to plan Omega holds a bake sale to pad ahead. their Treasury. Top: Sue Pribble - Pres., Row 2: Barbara Cochrane - Sec., Mary Buckelew - V. Pres., Row 3: Cathy Griffin - Rept. Belinda Estes - Treas., Christie Harrison - Rept., Lynda Brennell - Chap., Dory Wade Rept., Debbie Jones - Pldg. Counc. Row 1: C. Griffin, D. Wade, B. Collins, T. Rausch, M. Holdernan, S. Walter, D. Horton. Row 2: M. Buckelew, E. Edwards, C. Harrison, D. Jones, P. Temples, P. McGovern, B. Webb. Row 3: S. Heinrich, C. Mullineaux, O. Winslow, C. Wood, L. Brennell, B. Cochrane, T. Houston. Row 4: S. Pribble, B. Estes, J. Parker, L. Roth, L. Weddell, L. Sellew. L, ROW 1: C. Sigmon, S. Paige, R. Bregman, S. Cohen, J. Shiepe, S. Edmonds, R. Harding, S. Bennis ROW 4: S. Scott, J. Milleson, E. Spruill, Mr. Kominski ROW 2: D. Worster, D. Johnson, P. Honea, C. Mabry, D. Morris, J. Gaddy Perry, L. Harris, P. Scott ROW 3: C. Mallory, C. Carmichael, T. Sponsor Key Club Mr. Kominski Our leaders of tomorrow - Preparing to be good citizens, Learning to work together Promoting good will. Today an asset to the community: Painting and cleaning the infant home Collecting food and clothing for the Half-Way House, Collecting for leukemia. An honorable club - Qualified leaders! Officers: Pres. - Chad Sigmon V.P. - Johnny Hull Sec. - Steve Spruill Treas. - Danny Morris Rep.-Hist. - Scott Paige Sgt.-at-arms - Paul Honea ss, A Y 5Q N TT -5, i 9 Y.: V f , If Keyettes Top Row: J. Hatcher, J. Scurlock, M. Carl, A. Morse, B. Bishop, K. Barnes 2nd Row: E. Fitzgerald, C. Perry, J. McCain, M. Hutchinson, C. Sparks, A. Rosier, Mrs. Dorman - sponsor. 3rd Row: D. Stallings, B. Haga, C. Getchey, P. Meyer, D. Ryder, N. Burgess, B. Beckrage 4th Officers: Mrs. Dorman - Sponsor, A. Rosier - Pres. B. Bishop - Vice PYGS-i K- Barnes - Parliamentarian, M. Carl - Co-reporter, Historian, I. Felarca - Sec., D. Wolan - Co-Reporter, Historian, H. Griffin - Chaplain, E. Fitzgerald - Treasurer. 142 T? Row: H. Griffin, D. Wolan, L. Marsh, H. McDaniel, D. Alderman, J. Tharvington, D. Reavis 5th Row: I. Felarco, J. Mills, S. Bishop, J. Wallin, G. Adams, R. Fularca Sponsor - Mrs. Dorma Ten years of socializing and service We senre our school: Refreshing students during college boards, Promoting school spirit. Scholastic ability qualifies us But we know There is more to life than just books. There are people The Drientation Tea and The Pilot Princess Pageant Show our love and interest in people . . In life. Junior Civitan Officers: Sponsor - Mr. Tuthill Our goal? Building Better Citizens. We develop a sense of responsibility in the community. We donate to Camp Civitan, Give time and talents to helping retarded children, Spread Christmas Cheer by our carols. We surprise the faculty with occasional gifts, ' Make spirit signs, Buy flowers for homecoming and cheer- leaders. We are prepared to take our place Carry out responsibilities, And show others the joy of Helping, Belonging, l Working. L. Olsen - Historian, S. Pribble - Chaplain, Peggy - Treasurer, Claudia - President, Keith - Vice President, Patykule - Sgt. at Arms. Bottom: C. Parker, J. Wheeler, D. Jones, C. Bartee, G. Overstreet, K. Brown, S. Walters,4S. Wilson, S. Hammer, S. Olsen, N. Gordon, A Gordon. 2nd Row: P. Brady, D. Bowden, M. Woodall, K. Lingerfalt, S Pribble, C. Mullineaux, R. Brannen, G. Hill, T. Sellew. 3rd Row: W. Smith, K. Kramer, V. Sctchall, B. Hopkins, M. McKaren, J. Hoke, D. Nelson, P. Loggans, C. McKay. 4th Row: S. Sykes, T. Patykula, D. Collins, J. Battersby, R. Lovick. Interact. . . interaction. We get involved, Help in our community. Our characters Develop, Grow, Strengthen. We attend Rotary meetings and luncheonsg We communicate with, Take part in society . . . We interact with those about it. I nteract Officers: P. Mani - Sgt. at Arms, S. Walter - Mascot, R. Brannon Treas., W. Smith - Sec. S. Pribble - Mascot, D. Roth - Pres. l lil fio 2 31, 29 5 5: 4. 1.8 5 .- lst Row: S. Walter, M. Gordon, D. Basnight, J. Fenno, L. Olsen, A. Dail, D. Parker, M. Kimkroski, M. Gardener, S. Lerance. 2nd Row: R. Brannon, R. Lovich, D. Collins, R. Johnson, R. Pleva, D. Ellerson, P. Manni, S. Pribble, D. Roth. 144 Gamma Delta Tri Hi-Y Norview's Club of the Year. How do we qualify? Our service to others . . . Working at the Cerebral Palsy Center, Cleaning mirrors, Decorating the teachers, lunchroom, Baskets for needy families Parties at Kings Daughters . . . Our duty. Our social projects . . . our pleasure . . Church with Chittum Hi-Y, Socials, Birthday parties, Pajama parties. Our activities benefit the school and community And our club. l ' J. Sulak - sgt. at arms, S. Maddiox - reporter, D. Phelps - They an Want fo hem' Historian, M. Pearson - V. Pres., M. Royal, sgt. at arms, J. Shaloup - pledge council, C, Baily - chaplain, R. Savine - Treas., H. Woods - sec., C. Sparrow - Pres., C. Rade member at large. TOP Row: R- COW. Nl- ROYBI- J- SChal-Iffer, C- Bailey- R- Savirle. R- McManan, B. Bortley, 5th Row: F. Rode, M. Shoaf, N. Herbertson, G Woods. Nl- Reav. C- SPBVVOW- 2nd Row: V- Castillo. P- Paffifrk- J- Sulak. Dennis, S. Winters, 6th Row: R. Stankawich, D. Phelps, P. Trench, J l. Adamson, 3rd Row: C. Rode, 4th Row: C. Emond, M. Sheulis, S. Shaloupy A, Rgberfsy A, Fhiggn' P, Davison, R, Kauchak 145 ALPHA TRI-HI-Y Outstanding TRI-HI-Y Row 1: J. Jarrell, Row 2: A. Morse, M. Gripp, Row 3: H. Gordon, J. Morgan, D. Maul, Row 6: D. Garris, J. Edwards, McDaniel, A. Jones, N. Beck, Row 4: B. Baum, P. Painter, J. D. Holloway, N. Gabler, S. Cherry, P. Collins, Row 7: J. Berryman, L. Trego, Row 5: C. Porterfield, C. Ellerson, A. McPherson, S. Killman, B. Lemn, J. McCrory, T. Bolling Top: J. Jarrell - Pres., M. Gripp - V. Pres., Bottom: A. Morse - Sec., H. McDaniel - Chap., A. Jones - Sgt.-at-arms., N. Beck - Treas., J. Berryman - Rpt. Sponsor - Mrs. Teele We have grown spiritually, Socially as active individuals, And matured in our responsibility too. We sponsored a blood drive: We sent food and clothing to flood victims. We painted the flagpole: We cleaned the lunchroom and fountains. We sponsored the Miss Norview Pageant: These projects leave memories . . . for us . . . For others. Chittum Hi-Y lst Row: Mt. Tigmo, D. Higgenbottam, J. Schaffer, J. Hodges, W. Kindred, C. We are in Christian service, Community service, School service. We attend church as a group, We helped with the Cerebral Palsy Campaign, We improved the appearance of our school. Our service now Prepares us to be better citizens. 'U' Mallery, H. Higgenbothem, C. Egan, G. Sessions, W. Hay, A. Truitt, H. Acherman, P. Oyer, J. Bruff. i ' 171, i 'Q - 5' , ef' UI ' ' Uikh 1, U 2 I U 9 'f v . vu 'E . Li elm Officers: P. Seay - Sgt.-at-Arms, T. Patykula - Chaplain, B. Wright- Treas., M. Gardner - Sec., G. Hardin - l.C.C. Rep., M. Osborne - Sgt.-at-Arms, L. Hillian - V.-Pres., C. Mallery - Pres. Mongram Club ponsor - Mr. Ken Whitley e won our varsity letters nd we were chosen. e aid at athletic events when we're not on a squad. e promote sportsmanship. e attempt to live up to the High ideals, haracter, onduct of our school. he characteristics we develop now ake us physically fit and ocially ready for the responsibilities of life. Officers, C. Mallery - pres., W. Kindred - treas., J. Schaffer - sec., A. Truitt - historian Um 'ww lst: Mr. Whitley, C. Mallery, J. McCarthy, D. Sykes, L. Hillian, M. Gardner, B. Carmical, R. Edwards. 2nd row: L. Stepney, E. Brunner, R. Maurer, W. Smith, H. Battersby, P. Seay, W. Diggs, 3rd row: G. Hardin, T. Albert, R. Smith, D. Roberts, A. Dale, B. Wright. 4th row: D. Ellerton, T. Gerney, J. Roberts, K. Weller, M. Hayes, K. Murray, T. Patykula, 5th row: J. Hess, D. Monday, S. Mooreman, M. Lemn, M. Osborne, J. Lucas. Monogram Club 147 ..... L... 1-1- ,,: ' 1 I I Director: C. R. Bailey Flutes: Chris Rode Ginger Louder Monroe Lentz Susan Horwitz Betty Hall Debbie Quick Claire Trego Gwendolyn Crawford Oboes: Bobby Moore Donald Laster French Horns: Stephen Stanley Mike Simpson J. R. Carl Mark Bradley Bill Elwang Lane Poole Phyllis Huffstickler Clarinets: Lewis Berstein Martha Banker The members of the 1969-70 Concert Band are as follows Kathy Tripp Joyce Odom Mike McMahon Patricia Adams Wanda Oliver Deecee Riddick Sherry Edmonds Lynda Hodapp Clark Taylor Coronets: Gene Starr Charles Johnson Rick Woods Loren Peele Danny Moore Eddie Tillet Lamar Dickson Bass Clarinets: Larry Jenkins Rick Stone General Veneble Gregory Wobus Alto Clarinets: Antoinette Faison Charlita Lambert Contrabass: John Gerald Trombones: Alernon Claiborne Robert Stevenson Patrick Eaton Benjamin Singleton Burke Holloway Saxaphones: Wayne Wentz Gary Mann Jim Dollar George Oest John Taylor Bassoonsz Jim Schaeffer Vanessa Sweeney Baritones: Mike Mower Neil Matthews Sylvester Stevenson Ken Worthylake Percussion: Lawrence Hillian Randy Hart Carl Foster Ronald Hinton Terry Wellman Dennis Edwards Jimmy Bruff Tubas: Donald Phillips Ronald Bell Marvin Sides String Basses: Mark Haywood Debbie Ledbetter Sheron Tillet Dan Green 1969-70 Symphony Band Drum Majorette - Lynda Hodapp, Cindy Kemp, Debbie Brown, Head Maiorette - Billie Andrews, Linda Davis, Denise Ott, Donna Mottesheard, Patricia Gould Band Officers. D. Mottesheard, D. Laster - Soph. Rep., C. Rode - Chaplain, L. Jenkins - Histo rian, R. Hart - Band Mgr. C. Johnson - Uniform Nlgr., R. Bell, Lynda Hodapp - SCA Rep., L Berstein, N. Matthews, Billie Andrews, Jim Schaeffer - Band President nl 'W Color Guard on Parade! 149 C. Trego, G. Crawford, C. Rode, D Quick, S. Horwitz, B. Hall, D. Green, M Lentz, B. Moore, G. Louder, D. Laster Melodic tones and Exciting beat Bring spirit to football games The Pep Band Life and enjoyment to parades The Marching Band Pleasurable listening to concerts The Symphonic Band lst row: J. Odom, M. Banker, L. Berstein, 2nd row: W. Oliver, P. Winter C0l'lC6l't Adams, M. McMahon, 3rd row: C. Taylor, L. Hodapp, S. Edmonds, I D. Riddick Spring Concert 1st row: J. Gerald, J. Schaffer, V. Sweeny, A. The Music Festival Highlights of our year Music and Rhythm Ever in the halls of Norview Faison, C. Lambert, W. Wentz 2nd row: G. Wobus, G. Veneble, L. Jenkins, R. Stone, G. Mann, J. Dollar J. Taylor, G. Oest, G. Mann, J. Dollar, W. Wentz P. Huffstickler, L. Poole, B. Elwang, M. Bradley, J. R. Carl, M. Simpson, S. Stanley N. Matthews, L. Dickson, E. Tillet, D. Moore, L. Peele, R. Woods, C. Johnson, G. Starr Burke Holloway, Pat Eaton, K. Worthylake Ben Singleton, Robert Stevenson, Alernon Clairborne lst row: D. Green, S. Tillet, M. Mower, N. Matthews, S. Stevenson M. Haywood, D. Ledbetter, 2nd row: M. Sides, R. Bell, D. Phillips C. Foster, T. Wellman D. Edwards, R. Hinton, R. Hart, J. Bruff, L. Hillian EM W E 551 -.J Gel fur it uftgri F' ' :5L gg' if Ml Tjgdrxs '-sg ' Ke- ii E we -' --N - Y . -: ff L f- Q. Q?-1 ,, v 52.-fmfii-Cf 3-1' 1 , . .. ' ci PF --V P' .is , , -L-. M -gi. . if? H . 1. ' fm ' E j 7 lf... 3' ' ' ' 3' ,Jlfzii 2 H , V , Uwsi, . 1, K' F ' ' 5 if sf H , ti? 72 . ' 5 - ,gv:.x,,.'1.,,fj.: A Qi . ' ' ,, ' - - f Y 5. n f ' 'tif' v4j.LggQ93:.l .-.am ,, , i' 4. N . we ' 5 N 1 si- .. . ,ff ,, ' g3., ,5Sj',-HH:--' iihiittil ' W Sri. fiipi - .w w i ,',,,,,iiiQEEs. .-ii. il' Lf1,.T '1' . - I -3-Tirligz-'3i': 5131 H . QQ . it.. ,q-It gg B, r? .. W ifisisiy.. i. IW .ii xi Ex Y - sw i L sins- . 7 W M i-,g .:g,,1:.,5,:t,,-- 5.5 - L V- 5 E V sig. 1 ,f. .2 .- N .. ,, . ,. . LL,-gs, If 4. . . A A - Row 1: N. Stower, S. Wray, B. Brooks, C. Parks, D. Smith, C. Pleva, Y. Carballo, P. Abad, P. Wilson, S. Cohen, G. Ruley, D. Halstead, S. Law- rence, S. Miller, L. Jackson, J. Duncan, D. Mallard, N. Gordan, J. Pye, C. Tuttle, D. Hudson, L. Hershow, P. Tuttle, V. Ackiss, J. Drew Row 2: F. Brown, S. Allred, V. Jackson, J. Hughson, P. Career, R. Sibley, L. Calvert, R. Karchalk, B. Vinson, R. Wiegratz, S. Maxwell, R. Fisher, B. McMahon, E. Battey, E. Reinhardt, D. Williford, C. Perry, B. Mongomery, S. Kohler, M. Williams, D. Basnight, D. Knapp, R. Gray, P. Seay, G. Riddle, D. Kelly, G. Bowles, A. Driver, S. Bennett, D. Thompson, S. Tillet, M. Locklear, P. Foster, F. Miller, K. Williams Row 4: V. Jimenez, E. Fitzgerald, S. Killmon, J. Jefferson, B. Spinella, B. Begnaud, P. Wratten, G. White, J. Munn, S. Fritzsinger, M. Osborne, G. Wiltsey, G. Midgett, G. Fisher, R. Vinson, M. Winslow, C. McPhatter, K. Payne, D. Brown, L. Baber, D. Ryder, C. Barbour Row 3: P. Christy, C. Mallery, J. Ellington, K. Flyth, M. Price, F. Strong, C. Mullineax, P. Jenkins, J. McCrory, F. Willaims, P. Barnes, D. Askew. Concert Chorus Sponsor - Mrs. McDermott Music-Music-echoes in the halls of Norview For we are the merry music-makers . . Concert Chorus, Baker's Doxen, Maclrigals, Bell Choir. Whether singing in harmony, Swinging to popular, Or being inspiring, We set the mood. Our lives consist of Creativity, Fun, And hard work For we combine our Talents in vocal and Instrumental to Create an atmosphere of ' Music! l Mrs. Mac, our inspiration! Regional Chorus P. Wratten E. Bowles E. Fitzgerald D Knapp B. Brooks D Toran D. Ryder C Barbour C. Tuttle F. Williams D. Hudson K Williams P. Jenkins F. Miller S. Tillette S Kohler N. Gordon B Vinson D. Mallard S Miller M. Price P. Wilson F. Strong R. Fisher G. Ruley All-State Chorus Susan Kohler Bill Vinson Chorus Officers Fred Strong - Pres. DeLois Toran - V. Pres. Shelia Killmon - Sec. Frances Williams - Roll Sec. Beth Brooks - Head Librarian Stan Miller - Librarian Yevone Carballo - Robe Chairman Dexter Basnight - Historian Bell Choir Sponsor - Mrs. McDermott Penny Wilson David Mallery Mike Winslow Dexter Basnight Steve Bennett Bill Vinson Fred Strong Merele Price Cnot picturedj Beth Brooks Eileen Fitzgerald Vanessa Jimenez Shelia Killmon Susan Kohler Delois Toran Glenda White Frances Williams Colleen Tutle Debbie Hudson Pam Jenkins Joan McCrory Sallye Tillett Frances Miller Diane Ryder 4'- I X lc fax D5 fl 5 Baker's Dozen Sponsor - Mrs. McDermott We are thirteen individuals Blending our voices into one. And we are the creator of dreams, As our music Vibrates in the memories of our audiences Living within the sense we quicken. For whether lifting our melodic voices in song, Or enhancing our performance with a dance, We have the talent of Creating music in the hearts of others. Madrigals Sponsor - Mrs. Bilbo Cindy Perry Sandra Wray Patty Wratten Peggy Mathis Nancy Riggen Valerie Collyer Renee Sibley Nancy Royal Cathy Barbour Linda Baber Joey Ellington Morle Price David Mallard Mike Winslow Steve Cohen Bill Vinson f Scott Fritzuiger David Knapp Pep Club PEP! Alive, involved, Spirited, award, That's us! Norviews' Number 1. How's anyone going to know? . . Yell it out! That's our duty and pleasure. Pins, posters, Signs, shouts, Jumping, jerseys . . . Yearlong reminders of spirit and pride. Norview lives as long as we have . . . PEP! 1970 Pep Club lst Row: P. Greene, P. Abad, S. Garl, J. Drew, B. Williams, P. Basnight, M. Sidgewick, C. Raiford, A Moore. 2nd Row: R. Lindsey, B. Dunn, C. Griffin, M. Noel, V. Smith, S. Land. 155 A rl 1 l Row 1: Grace Paetzold, Joyce O'Leary, Marcia Montervino, Row 2: Susan Barry, Donna Nuggent, Row 3: Karen Williams, Pam Hughes, Sue Earley, Adrienne Jones, Row 4: Re Kelly Varsity Cheerleaders Norview's spirit incarnate. Abounding with life, Energy, Sponsor - Mrs. Junk Say it with flowers!!! Excitement, We promote school spirit and pride. Away games? We're there! Even with the players on the bus. Banged up knees, Strained voices, Bruised legs, Pulled muscles . A small price to pay . . . Paid tearlessly - To show that Norview's Best! Co-Captains - Susan Barry, Donna Nuggent l J.V. Cheerlead'e'r's Front: Candy Cudworth, Debbie Hess, Middle: Linda Wadley, Romana Felarca, Mascot Terri Fisher, Pat Meyer, Jackie Wally, Back: Crissie Pilcher, Debbie Thompson, Mary Ruly . . . Pat Meyer does her thing! Let's go big team, Let's go . . Yell the cheerleaders, A squad of enthusiastic, Never-tiring, Always smiling, in cheers excitement ' 2-,U si FQ? ll, wi - rig' .'i-alia H H ,,,.,, .,,s.. ,A ,Q ,,...ai... ., .,, xas'egoa,tis ,, My W mast School-spirited girls. Whether leading the crowds at sports Or performing at school assemblies They create an atmosphere of For they are Norview's spirit incarnate! A picture's worth a thousand words : s 'Q : - 'fizw slllis -W: ,..i:f . -1 , - if-P --1' - j., -' '-4 ' -: Y V .. .. 1 :W 7 ,L V N j ew. .-' t . -g Lf , I STUDEVIFE 'D Vip MX KMJ' Hmww fwf Q f if 'Wy W W Nyymwhigfylw Uv Mg fa WVWQM 53299 QMNY 5 N ? ? 4 Q . , vm. ,ins Vw, dj 5 Wg gm 'v P Y 'E L 1 A lbw J' 6? , V, ,Q . - vu - ,N -'Hi 11' ' WK ,K ,lah 1 ,, . w'4'2fxg..x ' ,f g , :5 W Q A' QQ' X L-5 -'f-Ti-ii: 6 E :Jim- ,V A -Hi ' W 3 A , ,Y f l l ,H Tl 'N 1, 2 L QM 'L ' E147 , 1 - ,,5.,' 1 I :- 'L Ai ' f ,1 4- 5 ,wx Q WH. F '.f!t4 .-.4.Am ,115 H 1 ,gm w 31 A - X I ? , 1 . 'tr M ' 1 .f . V ., K ,rfgy .A , gr 'r :- . 1.p.-ee' at M Q ' ll 'Q f'f1Sif .. , 1' 2' , ,gg 2 QL' 4 '-.3-Q an-,T kg If 574' 15- X n X 5 I ' ln- .- fr .VX 5 U f L Pb! i Q 0, E.. J 55 mi- .i- .Q JF! ' 'W i'L1 - , I 1 0, A R ie, ff ' n, L - , 3 . , I 1- it Q 1 Q ,H , .- 1 ' 1 1 S ' ' A . - 1. 9? i 2? ? in f an ' ,A 'ff wav, W' .E i L ? A k Zia N 4 U' .- s, ,5 i .1- J... L. is Row 1 M Askew S Hammer R Savane D Toran J Wheeler J OLeary M Montravlno K Coker Row2 C Cudworth A Jones S Pribble D Rider R. Kelly, R. Felarca. Row 3: V. Franklin, P. Myers, C. Mullineaux, D. White- head, K. Williams, C. Sloop, V. Jennings, C. Getchy. Miss Norfolk crowns Joyce O Leary Pilot Princess sa ... Q? Pilot Princess Pageant Left: Roseanna Savine - Attendant, Joyce O'Leary - Princess, Kay Coker - Maid of Honor. Below: Ann Rosier presents an award to Miss Congeniality, Donna Whitehead while Semi-Finalists look on. Roseanna Savine, Joyce O'Leary, Claudia Mullineaux, Re Kelley, Ramona Felarca, and Kay Coker. AK lil, i i x Susan Barry Don Johnson Knot picturedj Who's Who Beth Bishop Q .4..srw Mike Osborne Kim Vaeth Seniors This page has been dedicated to the twelve Seniors and Juniors who have been elected to Who's Who at Norview. They have exhibited the qualities of leadership, scholarship, or athletic ability during their stay at Norview. These students were elected by their respective classes. Juniors Mike Lemn Pedro Abad Valerie Jennings Marcia Montervino T Rosanne Savine Ma ry Buckelew Larry Stepney Cnot picturedj 5 0 , L ff I 5 4, Y ' gi 12 .ily 11' :QA1111 11 1 1. ,kv,,L , 11i11i1i1g11f2vg 1511111111 1111 1111 .111 111111 M1 1111533 vw 11 1 112 2111111111 :E 11 . 11-111-'1 1: 11' -1 2 W f- -- Aglll 1gl1'fm- gen' if ll im sszgff 1 111' 5515351 1511 ', , ll' 1, 11 1 .iii Vi lo1'n'L51i li' E-H FW 1 l- '21 wi M1125 X11 111111 Gi 111 1x11--3 ,lQf,,1le55'2fQ LAj-?l5111hU,,1M115hfH 11M 11 12 4, . I .foil-1 ge ' A1111 1 , 11 Q 1 ,1 5,5 - 7' .V ' V214 11' .. M 11 as - A+ 111 r 1x 15 , km 1 J 1 LS! 1, 5 vm .,, , X +P' J' ' H l wi 111 ' 1 ll 1 111 A 11,, sz 0' 11: i Q , 6? it in J rio' F1111 .1 , 1 rv 1 l .8 1. A Q- fb School Spirit Nominees - John Hill and Rosanne Savine M-gig Mr. and Miss School Spirit - Eddie Mabry and Mary Buckelew School Spirit Nominees - Kim Vaeth and Dan Roth , . .,.L A :M , , , .-.-. 1 1:-:1,.-1.,.1. ,. ., Y, ,az - 1, -Q-' 1 . 1 Y gif? 12 I ,, ., ..... .... , .. ........, . ...... .. .... ,11 111.. 11, un , Snr , N 5, 0. V5 i 'gig' 72413, J 5 E Rob Fisher, President of the Senior Class Emcees the Senior Night halftime program. Senior Court sy q Hg- xfl I Y V me ii Row 1: Alan Dale, Kay Coker. Row 2: Mike Osborne, Janie Wheeler. Row 3: Steve Spruill, Susan Barry. Row 4: Clinton Evans, Adrienne Jones. Row 5: Eddie Mabry, Donna Nugent. Senior Night 1970 saw the honored class- men playing host to Kempsville High school. After watching the Pilots scalp the Chiefs and the presentation of the Senior Court, Seniors attended the Coffee House sponsored by the Class of '7O. Left: Alan Dale and Kay Coker begin their reign as Mr., and Miss Senior ww it f 'S 5' if Q N, f ,M .f q - ' H ::- 4 ' gi 3 ff' , if AQ ..i51.v' f 91' .ig , ' 'gi 1 6+ JJ ,-1 ,1g,n:f I -X iqlb ., W' Bi 'lg ' Q . S 'Q ' A j Q f ::::::' ' J ff? H is 4 1 I E H L' 1 X 1 s P I iffidia wyiigfzsee AZZWZZZZAQJ l 'n I w Q 1 A ii. 4 Boys And Girls State Annually a group of students are chosen to attend Boys and Girls State for a week during summer vacation. These students are recommended by the faculty and then voted on by fellow classmates. The week that lies ahead for these students is one that they never forget. They learn not only the fundamentals of state gov't, but also about people themselves, for, there are representatives from all over Virginia. Each delegate is assigned to a dorm or city where they learn the procedures of city and state gov't. The most important aspect of Boys and Girls State is the opportunity of participation. Each student is allowed to run for any office he desires! Rivalry between the various cities is evident from the first day. Each are competing against one another in sports, elections, and dorm inspection. An award is given to the city which has shown the most enthusiasm, cooperation, leadership, and spirit. Row 1: R. Fisher Row 2: E. Mabry, B. Twine, S. Spruill Row 3: C. Sigmon, T. Patakula, C. Evans Top: B. Cochrane, K. Barnes, J. O'Leary, D. Nugent Bottom: A. Rosier, K. Coker, S. Barry, I. Felarca Right: One out of every four students is bliss- fully hap- py at Norview. Long ago it must be. I have a photograph. Preserve your memories They're all that's left you. Simon and Garfunkel These Are Your Memories . . . Norview's night life. How to bury a Marlin . . Going my way? That makes 54! iaggf ,.. are-4543 J gg sf Ah come on, it's my turn to pick No, you don't say! and 3 teddy bear fo' you ' ' ' V' iv 51 9 r :E , ' '.-17' N-Q if lim - .-is ll f i f wETi i l Right: s v We Q A wen, there goes l mY l diet. i 1, .vjl 8 4 l -w.,,A,,1 .W -41 0 1 .,a- 'W . Q v -ss 9-if 6- F' 'lx 3' lam 4 ' ll F. 0 4 S .- f 1 . . - ,,-e ,xv E' v gr, Y 154, n9nI 64.858 vigil f2c ug! ' A. - 4 .3 ,,,,,..,5-., vw Q -f,.fg.-g,,, . ., , 1 ' - 7- '-f . B ' ' gf ,-1 WA. - ,. . t ximr' ,pf -f Wm, fy- -Q VJ 7, 1f,,5,,r.3 J -I'.3l-'lf fm T ,,,. ,we5,., 5,5 '.'E33 ' ai' . Azgfgfl-A 1115, Hr' Y 'maqg , - 1 . Ng . . :1 'E-A 'ff- 'sdf ' 'I if ...gui f ' ,W 4 gif' ,Q . fn 7: wif j il rf ,, ' ji Aa-ifki . wk.. H. , 9-,MM , .4 M., '. ff f.-1 6 ff- ' V r A 1' .' . ' ,, f,.a j--'Eng F1553 Z 'iq N 'img'-4:0 fa .561 'tw 1 ' ' - ' . ' ' gf t Q' 15 , 'rn .1 1 iw? , -, vs- , .-.. ' 1gjk-- Kn..x f. f -lx-A N. Af '. 45. -4 ' -ii.. ,- 'V' in s- '- ,vw ., V . X- -., 5,-1 P . -, I-Q7 4 s .Q M, 4r '0w5f f ,141-La gg ,ff , .Ms .55 mr , .L LN A, .F ,uiic T! fy: . I Q37 .. wi ' ,' , ',, in fi '. ?Yg4! . QQ 'Y iii if 23532 fn- , -0 D -. . ,A -f '-'QQ all 'I i .. 5' V 'Q lain' K- tl. fl, I X- L: ,. sr L .f, , . ..x e'j. '! kj . f QM 3 1 'fin ,..A Las .. '1 f' M films ff . K .. an SPORTS This Is You . . . Spirit Pilots Take The Row one: G. Sessoms, W. Kindred, E. Smith, T. Hankins, A. Claiborne, R. Fair, M. Hayes, S. Fritzinger, H. Woodley, Mgr. M. Shealy, second row: H. Minium, O. Purvis, J. Smith, J. Crossman, B. Guynn, F. Sweatt, M. Gaffney, K. Weller, T. Albert, R. Smith, third row: J. Hodges, M. Longtin, B. Holloway, D. Collins, D. Parker, E. Glaubke, E. TEAM TRI-CAPTAINS T. Patykula, M. Lemn, and K. Casiano Banks, L. Stepney, D, Spitz, B. Hines, row four: B. Barrett, P. Seay, M. Nichols, G. Fentress, J. Lucas, J. Bristol, J. Battersby, L. Lang, T. Dixon, M. Patrick, B. Smith, row bottom: R. Stankavich,S. Mooreman W. Smith, M. Lemn, T. Patykula, K. Casiano, D. Sykes, M. Osborne, L Hillian, E. Wilson, C. Eagan. The mighty Pilots are Eastern District Champions. The scores of the games are as follows: Norview Norview Norview Norview Norview Norview Norview Norview Norview Norview Kellam 14 Cox 12 Wilson 29 Princess Anne 14 Lake Taylor O Booker T. O Bayside 6 Kempsville 20 Maury 6 Great Bridge 21 Eastern District Crown ,inr- li,,A t.Q1 ': - X . 'ff lla Head Coach - Bob Tata Warfen Walters Jim Tl-lfhill Manager - Mickey Shealy 4 Ken Whitley The Mighty Pilots take the field Stephney, Patykula, Fentress Congratulations and thanks to Coach Tata on winning the Eastern District title. :vs L JF g Casiano grinds up yards for another TD Stretching Stephney pulls another one in for the Pilots Under the coachmanship of Bob Tata and tri cap- tains, Casiana, Patukula, and Lemn, the mighty Pilots took off to a flying start in the seasons opener by de- feating Kellam 50-14. Larry Stepney displayed the fine skill which was to last throughout the season by racing for 129 yards and four touchdowns. The next week Norview played host to the Cox Fal- cons. Leading by one point, with 1:08 in the half, Nor- view's Elvin Wilson went 65 yards down the sideline to make the score 14-6 at half time. After another Cox score, Norview's Ron Smith intercepted a Cox pass and ran it to the nine yard line, all Norview needed now was Stepney's breaking through the line for the final score, 22-12. With high hopes the Pilots next traveled to Wilson for a key game. The Pilots dominated the game in the first half despite Wilson's 8-6 lead, but plagued by injuries in the second half, Norview fell to the favored Presi- dents and defending champions by a 29-6 score. The Pilots rallied the next week to crush the Princess Anne Cavaliers 33-14. The Pilots totaled 384 yds. in total offense to P.A.'s 187. This win made the Pilots one of the top contenders for the Eastern District Crown. The game against Lake Taylor was the first city battle for the Pilots. Norview easily won, 31-O with Stepney and Casiano leading the way thru Lake Taylor's de- fense. This made Norview's district record 4-O. Named To All Tidewater Stephney! He's out for another gain against Princess Anne. Casiano leads blocking for all-Metro tn showing a bit of concern Lx in Stephney sprouts wings against Cox Pilots Record 8-2 Skeet does it again to defeat P. A. The next week the Pilots traveled to Forman Field for its first meet against B. T. Washington, a team just added to their Schedule. Although the Bookers played a tough 3rd quarter they were no match for the mighty Pilots who easily took the game 34-O. Steptney added a new school record with 92 yd. touchdown run. The Pilots played an unforgettable homecoming game Oct. 31 by hooking the Bayside Marlins 52-6. A half-time lead of 18-O made the Homecoming festivity a little brighter. On Nov. 11 Norview fans saw the Pilots participate in one of the most exciting games of the season. With a lead of only one pt. in the 4th quarter the mighty Pilots racked up 29 pts. in the final seven minutes for a 49-20 victory over the Kempsville Chiefs. Now the Pilots with a 7-0 district record, the outcome of the game with Maury would determine the Eastern District Championship. The last home football game that seniors would at- tend matched Norview with city rival Maury. The winner of this game would also receive District crown. Norview, still a top contender for the regional playoff berth lead by 7-6 score at the half. With nine minutes left in the game Stepney scored making the final score 13-6 and giving the Pilots the Eastern District Championship for the second consecutive year. H. Minium on the sidelines for instructions Stephney catches pass against opposition X in 2 af JV Pilots Undefeated Scores Norview Norview Norview Norview Norview Norview Norview inn- Offense: Back row - Wayne Barrett, Paul Munden, Tom Gurney, Ed Scott, Dan Nemcosky, Front Row - Willie Bond, Len Samborowski, Ron Bruffy, Jeff McKenzie, Paul Poe, David Kindred, Jerry Cole. Cox 6 L.T. O Granby 8 N.A. 0 Maury 20 P.A. 6 Kellam 8 Front row: J. Cole, T. Gurney Row one - W. Lee, L. Samborowski, D. Kindred, J. Howie, G. Fisher, R. Bruffy, C. Olson, J. Phelps, R. Johnson, S. Holmes: row two: R. Hughes, P. Thompson, M. Agor, P. Munden, D. Nemcosky, E. Scott, W. Barrett, M. Young, E. Sheilds, R. Caphart: row three: W. Bond, P. Poe, C. Harrison, J. McKenzie, J. McLin, J. Hobbs, R. Bell, C. Belote, H. Wagner, W. Bland: row four: L. Tugwell, T. Griffin, C. Bray, T. Hayden, M Brown, R. Foster, W. Mann, J. Stroud, B. Morris, W Glaubke, M. Bonney: row five: L. Foreman, I. Spears, R Elling, D. Whitfield, R. Kirby, R. Hopkins, A. Rose, G Hunsucker, W. Bryum, W. H. Hagwood, S. Edwards: Top Coach J. Brown, J. Morse, MGR. J. Glaubke, A. Hunt Coach J. Tigmoe Defense: Top row: Jim Stroud, B. Byrum, R. . Johnson, P. Poe, D. Kindred, J. Howie, M. Agor, J. Phelps. Bottom row: S. Wagner, G. Fisher, L. Samborowski Captains Jimmy Gerald, Elvin Wilson. Pilots Seek Front Row Elvin Wilson, Coach. Jim Brown, Jim Gerald Back Row: David Sykes, Tom Harper, Bird Northington Louis Kelly, Don Johnson, Jim Battersby Jack Yoest, Mark Hayes, Kevin Weller. The Pilots opened the season playing Granby, defeating them by a score of 90 to 83. Continuing on through the season, they had a 7-9 record. Credit should be given to Don Johnson who scored a high of 31 points in one game, Jimmie Gerald, who scored 32 points one game and Elvin Wilson who also scored 32 points in one game. Elvin Wilson is ranked fourth in the state, in the number of points scored. ...-L--- 178 Varsity Basketball Coach Jim Brown Regional Berth David Sykes Tom Harper Jimmy Gerald Mark Northington Louie Kelly 179 i J.V. Basketball QW' Row 1: D. Haines, M. Brown, A. Rose, E. McCally, J. Hobbs, R. Jones, B. Young. Row 2: J. Moore, R. Hodgins, R. Hopkins, T. Brown, C. Belote, F. McNally. Norview Norview Norview Norview Norview Norview Norview Norview Norview Norview Norview Norview ff Norview Norview . 3 A If Norview Norview i- Co-Captains: E. McCalIy, J. Hobbs 180 Scores Granby 60 Lake Taylor 64 Cox 77 Maury 89 Kellam 62 Norfolk Catholic 71 Lake Taylor 59 P.A. 86 B.T.W. 67 Wilson 60 Bayside 38 Kempsville 65 Maury 89 Granby 73 First Colonial 62 Kempsville 47 Coach Sykes Elvin Wilson blocking a Cox score l Jim Battersby and Don Johnson scramble for ball. Norview Norview Norview Norview Norview Norview Norview Norview Norview Norview Norview Norview Norview Norview Norview Norview Varsity Scores Granby Lake Taylor Cox Maury Kellam Norfolk Cat. Lake Taylor P.A. B.T.W. Wilson Bayside Kempsville Maury Granby First Colonial Kempsville Don Johnson up for two. Top Row: Coach Whitley, Ron, Smith, T. Patykula, J. Munn, T. Hughson, Nl. Longtin, P. Seay. 2nd Row: W. Holmes, J. McCarthy, R. Hilton, J. Phelps, S. Page, R. Paschel, S. Maxewell. Coach Whitley. ' li ii-i L' Varsity Wrestling This year Norview's matmen opened the season with a 29-20 loss to Kempsville. But this only provided in- centive for the remainder of the year. Under the power- ful leadership of tri-captains, John McCarthy, Ron Smith and Pat Seay, the Pilots progressed to a record of 8 wins and 5 losses. This year the Pilots were host to the Eastern District Meet. Through tough competition, they captured 5th place with 48 team points and advanced 7 members to the Eastern Regionals. Again, the Pilot Wrestlers have had a fine year. Your Varsity Wrestling In Action . . . Scores Norview Opponents Norview Norview Norview Norview Norview Norview Norview Norview Norview Norview Norview Norview Norview Kempsville - 29 Ferguson - 11 Bayside - 14 Norfolk Catholic - 29 Wilson - 9 Maury - 13 Oscar Smith - 20 Princess Anne - 10 Lake Taylor - 30 First Colonial - 15 Granby - 25 Cox - 43 Kellam - 21 Tom Patycula gives his opponent a Norview gotcha 184 vw J.V. Wrestlers Top Row: B. Evans. L. Tugwell. T. Hill, M. Chivers. P. Murden, H. Mills, J. Hodges, P. Myrick. Bottom Row: D. Wittsey, D. Walsh, J. Patykula, K. Page. T. Bryant, J. Wickens, C. Harrison, T, Jones, M. McCarthy. This year, the atoms of the Varsity went all out to win. ln their first match against Kempsville they displayed their power and determination, by defeating them 25-14. Boasting a 10-3 record this new power is a gleam of hope for an undefeated season next year. Scores Norview Opponents 25 Kempsville - 14 34 Ferguson - 6 28 Bayside - 9 19 Norfolk Catholic - 22 34 Wilson - 6 34 Maury - 14 24 Oscar Smith - 19 34 Princess Anne - 6 20 Lake Taylor - 19 38 First Colonial - 6 15 Granby - 25 9 Cox - 24 35 Kellam - 13 185 hi Row 1: R. Moore, M. D'Auria, T. Cubilus, G. Harden, K. Weller, E. Cannon Row 2: J. Crossman, R. Joyner, B. Barrett, R. Fair, R. Taylor Row 3: W. Smith. M. Liedy, K. Casiano, D. Sykee Varsity Baseball 1969 Sponsor - Bob Tata With bats, gloves, balls and coaches' advice, We came to be a team. After practicing hours of bunting, sliding, stealing bases, Hitting and catching the ball We gained team spirit. During games we proved that hours of practice Are as necessary as breathing well. Q N AX Pitched a perfect no hit game Coach, Mr. Bob Tata. J.V. Baseball xg, -fx , I I' .V '-x .l V' VI asm' 'fr .ii Q Q., 1- xl' 5 Row 1 M. Miller, D. Parker, S. Fritzinger, B. Estep, D. Collins. R. Mckenzie Row 3 Manager, F. Poorman, F. MacAnnaIIy, J. Riggam, R. Hollowell Row 2 T. Griffin, T. Brown, J. Popp, F. Micheal, G. Sawyer, J. Hart, D. Trampower Row 4 J. Hobbs, J. Rowe Collins up to bat. 187 Mr. Bratten - Coach Wwe, 'J 1969 Outdoor Track W--4---. Q Coach Walters, Robert Lewis, Robert Salone 1 . Row 1: B. Sullivan, L. Hillian, R. Hillian, R. Lewis, R. Salone, M. S. Westfal, D. Johnson, H. Woodruff, M. Leon, W. Hay, R. Green, K. Osborne, J. Garnes, M. Nichols, Row 2: G. Hill, W. Trout, B. Murry, M. Butler, Row 4: L. Karlin, D. Sterns, H. Woodward, H. Carmichael, T, Newine, A. Heard, F. Sweat, B. Wright, J. Jones, Row 3: Minium, J. Wickens, M. Hayes, J. Milleson 188 Indoor Track 1969 r 1. ll! Wai, .Mg . milk, in - I ' A K fig ' 1 P ,J 'QSXRUW-31 n' Niggwyz? ' qgN'0.l7!Lg. ' Spwwgffh 0 QQWEQ' i QYLWUQ QYALWQ S., jk 0 . Row 1: Coach Walters, H. Woodley, M. Osborne, W. Smith, L. Hillian, B. Wright, Larry Stepney Row 2: R. Greene, A. Smith, S. Donahoo, R. Hillian, G. Sessom, J. Games Row 3: M. Leon, B. Lewis, W. Trout, R. Coach Walters Tate, G. Heard, K. Murray Row 4: R. Harden, C. Mallory, W. Hay, W Mann Track Out of blood, sweat, and cheers We gained endurance To run with agility, To jump and hurdle with rhythm, To throw and toss To enjoy winning. 189 with skill and Cross Country - 1968-69 After miles, miles, miles of running Exhaustion becomes second wind, and Track meets become moments of exhiliration. Even the last long sprint added depth to our feelings for life. U 6 Coach Sykes and Chip Mallery 1 ' 4.1 sl W I Qf 53531 Wy Row 1: Larry McDaniel, Ron Tate, Ted Newing, Chip Mallery, Kelly Wright, Denis Reilly. Row 2: Steve Westfall, Joe Games, Coach Sykes, David Engles, George Bailey. 190 Tennis Come spring, Norview's tennis courts blossom with life as the Pilots tennis team goes into action. Coached by Mr. Lindjem, the team enters into competition with area high schools, vying for the city championship, Eastern District Championship, and then State Tournaments. l Row one: Capistran, Harding, Christensen, Shaffeur, Quidley, Spellos Row two: Coach Lindjem, Page, Scott, Blount, Barboun, McMannus, Palazeuski, Longman. Norview's Tennis Team In Action Christensen ready to receive the ball . . . Harding ready to serve it. 191 1 , 'Q ,,, V, 1 f Q jsi if gil an-n.,e: - - :4fE?zf5l!! QL 7' W '. 'il ' , ' wig'-':' f 3 , v - I I I ' L ' 'V .V I u 1 ' . I TTR - ,!eaQ'fA'Ligg4 ' , -., ii iii...-5,.,.: .-...Q - -s-..,,- -wr, ' . ., ,5,' f ' K- --., ..,Y, ,g,. -'x - Y ,:1,. Q ,Az- -N x71 . 'sw 'Hun nl '-W-an 1'- 5 5715 ,- -ha.. in- Hahn' , - T..Nxssh-, . 1: xg, M, P 5 mg:--w. , . ,Me-'IF' ' fw P til ' H ,,,u.ZxyH iw- Tllllill MPR , 51 Q35 nL:ym4ay nz, L A , A islffuf' fin' ' , gy, 5 ,ii A 4 1 X X gg gwi- g . 7 2 . ' 1..v.ri i . 15 , 5 f I wi-.L-:fa f' 'Y' ' ' 'Q ' ' T I W , A ' ljya . .., ,V A' f. -1-av - .Q - P-4' .ADV . I A mvsgg gg? Hu.,. ..,.,.,. M M v , i L i Q-,X fig ':+..., 1 - 'ffiwx 7-a.x'-N fb'l'u In A I l 1 K These Are Your Memories! Hey, l thought this was a heated pool! A little sideline strategy All the way big team all the way! Sock it to 'em 1 0?- Q l IQQK ' 4 1 l f in C9 Z Could we have an instant replay on that please? I! f gay Xt' 541-y aI,,. DI-Q-1-vw ' -M. fx ' 4 ' N l 'il l V, ,, -nik, Charge!! Donna, we're winning!! l x , N I if 'Q ff , Q15 Hr fi fe. QVC Lk fx x ,M . , x ' x x H me-A ?A ...ff 'iglhx Ll 5 1' Q ,A . ,5 ik QQ' K ,AF if X l 4 -1 . W K .. f ,P 94 ill ,, L. 4, R wo FACU LTY f S E!! ! Q, V D exvetl BASMQMQO, Teachers Guide Students CWM Abbott' Jr' Howard Adams Cora Armstrong Carroll Bailey W'H'am arid Marv Norfolk Slate College Bob Jones University Butler University Chem'5t Y BIOIOSY Mathematics Band 7 .:: ' l ,. lu 1 ,, .. lm l 1 l l. 1 .191 5 . , ' P:-P. l., r. S il... ll jill lg w. TT ' 5 W J, W , , iw .L H51-'ggi , X t. l 1 , X -. Evelyn Bilbo I John Blair w Rheba Burgess William Bodnar Mississippi College Ohio State University William and Mary California State College Music Mathematics French Graphic Arts BGTTY Bl-lfke R0bel'T Campbell James Callow Jack Camp Virginia Commonwealth O,D.U. Central Wash. State U.N:C. University Social Studies College Engllsh Art and Art Survey American Studies. Government S lil' ml! W W 'Q 3, Z ll , 8 l Lena Chambliss Henry Conger R.S. Denham P. D. Dorman' University of South U.S. Naval Academy Old Domion College Stetson University Carolina Physics Algebra 5 8. 6 Algebra 2, General Math 2 Geomtry, General' Math l 198 Faith Beach Old Dominion University Health, Phys. Ed. Paul Bratten Gettysburg College U.S. History Catherine Chalk Longwood College English Joyce Drew University of Maryland English Marie Dudley East Carolina University Typing, Bookkeeping W. Hare Old Dominion University Biology Sadie Garris George Peabody College for Teachers Algebra Dorothy Hope Virginia Commonwealth University Typing, Shorthand , i J Toward Graduation! li Ruth Duke Virginia State College Stenography. Typing Elizabeth Esenburg New York University Mathematics B. P. Haskett Louis Hansen University of North University of Miami Carolina Driver Education Biology 4 t I , Carol Hearn William Hampton Middle Tenn. State Kentucky Wesleyan College University History, Government English Elizabeth Hughes Constance Humphreys N.Y. State College East Carolina College Calculus, Geometry Home Economics 199 5 Peggy Fardette Mary Washington College Health, Physical Education Olivia Harlow Madison VPI, U. Va. Home Economics Joyce Hill Georgia College Homemaking Mary Gard Old Dominion University English .L .E V Y Forrest Harrington University of Virginia Mathematics Nadine Hook Old Dominion University Biology Sarah Iascone Northeastern State Counselor Edward Kominski Brown University English l. Claire lvlcDermott Madison College Choral Music, Music Lit. Barbara Pritchard North Carolina Asst. Librarian Teachers Introduce Novel E,5MEe,,, Ardath Jones Radford College Counselor Donald LaMendola California State College General Metals, Woodshop F. McGrath Old Dominion College General Business, Business Math, ICT Kathleen O'Connor State University of York A English Andrew Johnson Gerald Joyce Penny Junk Randolphtmacon Cgllege U.S.-Naval Academy Ohio State University U.S, History Physics, Mathematics Health, Physical Education 'isi1 Betty Lilly N. Lirtdhiem Jack Martin Mary Washington College College of William 81 Mary Columbia University Counselor Math, BIOIOSY American, World History Nix ' Q.-i Emily Midjette Molly Nlaismith Scot Obef Elon College Old Dominion College Q-D-U- Head Counselor Physical Education BOOKKGGDIHS, Sh0rTh21nd Carolyn Remmey George-Rl'1UdY Ahce R'bb'e ,University of North Old Dominion College I-0f1gVlf00d Carolina Biology Spamsh Business Math, Typewriting 200 IV Joyce Teele Madison College English Ruth Songer Hiram College, Wm. and Mary German I .. . Christine Ridgwell Mary Washington College Counselor Sally Watson University of North Carolina English, Drama, Speech, Journalism Methods 0f Teaching At NHS John Tigmo Helen Siko T. D. Simpson Margaret Smith Hampden-Sydney College Concord College Radford College Radford College Spanish COT, Typing, Business Chemistry English Math . 5 Yedidia Soroko Francis Spencer Fred Street Dom' ion College B Hebrew University East Carolina College French Mecqankzal Dra ' ll 9' jjivgjglflw wif? ii.. J. C. Sever William and Mary Government, Economics Problems in Democracy 'ze if g .aj oc ' 'A , Jo ' fl' I 9- . . I I . Ken Whitley Virginia Polytechnic Institute Drivers Training F 'ziggy Lon Vance Guilford College, Old Dominion College English, World Lit. vt 1 Catherine Willey Madison College Mathematics 201 Nancy Wagner Old Dominion College Spanish - Warene Wood Delta State College Algebra, Math Analysis B. A. Washburn Old Dominion University English, Creative Writing Brenda Tabor Northwestern State College Business Law, Management, Typing Shirley Bloxton Longwood Asst. Principal U! 1 I' 5 1 1 g VT?TTSWWT5 4 ww wcl12 - WW ,zzfffw W M-W uMy.,,004M1-1 9! :Q-9-Qyv'-4490 ' 6d7nLM nl. fan.. . -+ lfa1n'n1z'i11a?zn11av L 744 I 1 ' Ill 4 ' -rf N s aff r, P Sv V Y iqxwfi W :Sna- lv flly r! X N 4 Off J Nxcw 43 J DEXTER BASNIGHT 7 1970 PILGT SUPPLEMENT 1 Q O is A ' LG 1 Ffa 'W WY ' x Aff IA 4 L.. 1 I - Iazfjf ' l 'F X f 1 I Q, X' f x 2 4 4 gh' xx I MX X ' gal Q xx-Aki, X at ,. 'I f' wx . l . ,, SI x - l I 1' X I lava I I 1 10 MPX ' X :Q-4' ,' . I ' fd ' C Q I 0 A I I ,. lm ,ge','fI:,. ! JETS f Q A 'E it I E Af ' I - 1 'N 1 'C' ! . ,Lx Xfgv .K .-Ill!!! I L .n 2-1.1. Q. ' ' Q-X , nl I o Has lectures just mystlfy mel Oh, Mr. Vancel SENIOR YEAR 1970 HARD WORK . . . I GOOD TIMES. . . FOND MEMORIES . . . DEVOTED TO ONE GOAL. A wee bit of female advice. . .,.,,x.. , U 1 i 1 r 0- .Wy ..- -, -.. .1-f',g,,.., 'S..'.'..... . YS, xxx ls this any way to run a Senior Class? --Wi -in ,..... e.-an-v1 ' it A ,tml boys . . . WOW! Well . . . at least he doesn't have to get Misletoe? She sure hope so! ready for bed tonight. HARD WGRK A. Q r Fred, this is no time for sleep walking! One problem closer to gradua tion. I ll ji 1 gm ,x 'vi .fa X O f F GGOD Yearbook work is so-o-o fascinating! I finally got my 'A'! ul .sf -in .-4 Everyone smile and say cheesel 4 Just a little protection from the daily Battle of the HaIIsl ,1- i' ni ' ll! - F: 'gill 3525: if - W A ,Y 'Y iiziliipf ,... ,, ,l Women are taking over the world. Now what is this pair up to? TIMES Tiny Tim eat your heart outl Entertainment for your majestyl Y i The King and Queen of Beetledom. Pilot Palisades Cast Taurus . . . The Bull Persistent and consolidated They endure hardship to display their talents And natural abilities. Their sense of form and fine personality Make their abilities seem well deserved. YY-XX xxxxil I f '3,w4.s y JU ICR 'E -k., PR ,, -.. ,Wat ,C-.bl - 4 'H-Isa? L'-lv S 1 IL' v if x , V rg 1 .,-,, If he could see me nowI IG ! , 7' May 23, 1970 brings our own me .L , ' -have Y .' -. M, .,., , ry, Enter with the stars ' my Q Taknng a All right, everyone . . . Freeze! E ICR U 1 Fountain of Youth ' e -Q -' ' C 'i break A night to remember Try and keep up with the music Gemini . . . The Twins They posess a character of adaptability, Mobility Artistically they express themselvesg Superficially, they seek refinement. FO D MEMGRIES .l ii .,- He s been watching too many war movlesl What was In that milk? K-x ,D S 'Z 4 Bw ,.:.EE2:.,, A e.e,,, . l A 'That is my biggest one yetl Aries . . . The Ram With ambition and agressive will They possess the urge to act independently. Passionately and rashly They strive toward individualism. hive Didn't y'aIl just love my paper? Bfiflg On Could this be love? OF SENIGR ACTIVITIES I ull Come on, Kay, it's not that badl Libra . . . The Scales They live by a standard of justice And desire harmony. Devoid of prejudice, They are loved by all: Most sociable and pleasurable to be with. the chowl Now hear thisl 4 And as she slowly drops off to sleep He must have been a beautiful baby! Here they comel ' i -a I l l How do you keep these things out of your eyes? Sagittarius . . . The Archer Loving, faithful, and earnest, They strive to cultivate i L' i ' Their inner selves and The spiritual side of life. Baccalaureate - we're almost therel TWELVE LO G YEARS All this and a diploma, tool jolly group? Party . . . Wine Cove . . . 8230! Aquarius . . . The Water Carrier With expectancy and observation, They watch their goals become reality. Their powers of adaptability and planning Make no achievement impossible. I can't.Iook . . . I don't believe it's reallll ACHIEVEMENTS IN ,41- There must be a hole in this racketl That stupid ball Scorpio . . . The Scorpion With strength and perseverance, They passionately struggle For survival ln their world of competition. Aided by will power And endurance, They strive to win. Now, this is what you do . . . F' ,fri-,,,,. . ., . , , '.5':':-w2q6Jws5i-,- .r ,-A L - N 'dxf -,ig-gasp-' 1 asf 1 . 5 :Y Ji,-J V 4 - ,L-13 .Z '- - Run, boy, Runl WasI SPRI G SPORTS WITH . . . David Castellow throws a curve vga, K! l'm getting an excedrin headache! -. ',...,sf 5 Le- 14,-rg:-. 1, M- Jil., fr . . 5 . b- 'rn -, . Safe? 1 in V V . M . Hang in there, guys, we only need one more runl BLOOD SWEAT TE RS We won by a milel I Few -F 7-'F , ,k. ,mp ':'n.g6f1l ' Y . ' ff 0, , ,. ' w L f , ,ry i T5 ' 'itil til ' Q M -i4i-he Y ., 3' - ,,.V WWW, Y-fur' Q . I W Ti ,yt 9 V - i J, if ,M f -4- ' V -:' 1' 'A ig' ? ,- - 'r -M1 .vig 2 . TJ 92 ' - - . 11.4, is W Leo... One, two, three, KICK! The Lion They are given of life. With self confidence and self reliance They've a will to Create, Express, Act. sim l r W ..-.L V l l niw., 252 , A i tp 1 . V 5 i ix -af 4 , Jr 1 yjrff . , L y f D -1 ' 1 Y, ,, .. v-v- '. Ready, serve! ,ml pl .ie liz - .maze ' ckf' in , . ,, ,,.,,, xi V A .+ 1-4 :M ,, mal! Every girl needs a little protection! me 'ggi gg E, 14 Steady, boy, steady! AWARDS ASSEMBLY S. l We :lava No, you only get one! Now, kiddies, try to control yourselves! l All I can say, Roseann, is 'Good Luck'l l The hand strikes again Capricorn . . The Goat Serious, thoughtful, and determined, They zealously and industrously Strive to reach their goals, Hey, that's my award he's getting! 15 They are rewarded' Who knows where this path leads. X A X Tears of joy and sorrow. This wonderful age's life expectancy is two thousand years. We must see that it outlives us, for, Without the life-giving love only we can give, This age of peace and brotherhood will surely die. Time does not stand still. The Age of Aquarius will one day give way to a new age: Just as we must walk from this life to whatever awaits us We leave with tears of sorrow and look forward with Tears of hope and joy. A What lies ahead for us. .. What lies beyond the Age of Aquarius? The decision is ours. 16 li Rl ' IJ if-I FEV! L I tl ll ,gl II: O The 1970 L T would like to extend -.L a special thanks to Walters Williamson for his fine ' photography and service, To Mrs. Harrell who listened to our various problems, . And especially to Mr. Lon Vance, our sponsor, who 'fl ' guided and advised us through this chaotic year. B I 2, PATRoNs A Mike Dangerfield 81 Libby Hollingsworth if Don Bousman 3' Kafen Couch , ' SECRETARIAL - IBM KEYPUNCH - SHORTHAND Q , Gary Mann 81 Kathy Tripp David Little Sf Bonny Begnaud ASSOCIATED BUSINESS SCHOOLS rj ' John Pelletier 81 Tanya Bonomo ful Mike Mansfield 84 Kay Coker ' KRESGE BI-DG 'KN John Peterson 81 Gloria Hall L.E. RUSSELL 236 GRANBY ST 1 I Donna Whitehead 8: Mark Jennings Woody Gregory 6227027 NORFOLK, VA , IVIYS- Queen E- Sibley TYPING - FILING - CASHIER - NURSES AIDE ', Mr. Louise Bailey Don Collins 81 Belinda Estes in the class of 70 . 'Il Pilots are number 1 - Graham Harden, class of 71 . I Gary Rauch 81 Debbie Parson - Pitt 81 Shippensburg. Karen Kramer, Class of 71 - Pilots are victorious! . - Great thanks to Norview for three good years. - Donna Whitehead, E H7011 A To Marya 4 Bob Tata ,Q Miss Peggy Fardette ,Il Miss Molly Naismith f -C Mrs. Penny Junk In memory of I, Mrs. Faith Beach I ,, Ken whitney Igor Schlatz Pin uk xg gone, but not forgotten ' T Maureen Paige tv' I To Joseph Newton, with love, ggi from Patti Loggans, 71 . rf' in-I 203 'a -I 226091 ff Jewfkfs Harris Tlre Servlce 1469 N Nlllltary Highway Landsdale Traffnc Circle Norfolk Vlrglma 23503 Hemtz Factury Method Retreadlng Locally Owned Locally Operated SINCE1879 Nllchelm X Radial Tires N rf IL sh PP 583 1559 Macfysllpp gc 3995181 58410 11 497 4894 58:10 K 81 K DISCOUNT TOYS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 70 Y 0 o o - - Southern o ing Cente - - - 0 Portsmouth - i i o in enter - - Virginia Beach - - Pembro e M.11 - - - 204 -f -4. thmgs gg better Wlth oke to the graduating Class X NORFOLK COCA COLA BOTTLING WORKS INC MX N . . '. -. 'X 1- WADE Mum IE- O TTLLD UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE -COLA COMPANY HV 205 Zeegz The Studio of Award-Winning Photography Nlclntosh Studio is proud to have been selected as the official yearbook photographer. Please call or visit any of our three -convenient locations for all your future photographic needs. 701 West 21st St. Pembroke Nlall Military Circle Norfolk, Va. Va. Beach, Va. Norfolk, Va. Ma5-2102 497-7481 206 9090 0 obo 090, FAMOUS BRAND FOOT WEAR FOR THE SMART YOUNG SET HOFHEIMER S 15 STORES TO SERVE You PHONE 583-2388 TURPIN'S .7511-'t ff Shop 9 NO. 28 SOUTHERN SHOPPING CENTER TIDEWATER DRIVE AND LITTLE CREEK ROAD NORFOLK, VIRGINIA 23505 Y DP SAI FASHIONS FOR THE F ILY own own ar s orner ana rincess aza Partridge's OAKDALE FURNITURE an CARPET COMPANY 114 E. L'ttI C kRd. 583-0155 I e ree X eSe nicethings iiiiiiiffiiiii iiiiiiillliiii iiiiiiiiiiii HERE TODAY iii 5 5 ii i i. i 5 ii WHERE 'i H l i TOMORROW? ' As this Fine Class disperses, each member to pursue his separate destiny, your Class Ring by Balfour will become increasingly precious as a Symbol of Achievement, a Mark of Recognition, and a link to memories of your high school days together. CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES CHARLES G. MOTLEY Richmond, Virginia REPRESENTING JEWELRY'S FINEST CRAFTSMEN cuss RINGS AND PINS CLUB INSUGMIA- MEDALS- TROPHIES - PLAnuEs - DIPLOMAS - coMMENcEMENT mvmtlous 208 Compl' ents IITI of Roses-Norview Best Bike Shop Franchis d Sch i n Sales and Schwln Parts a d Accessories 707 Fshe man Rd 588 5111 FIBFIPLJH' 5 or men and i'lI'ladics I cu. Compl'me ts of Twines Snack Bar Poolarama Next to Norview J n'o Hgh l I1 and U I F I Compliments of Hester 81 Byrd's Barber Shop 6161 Sewells Po'nt Road Nor ' Norfolk V' g' 'a Clothing of Distinction and lmpeccable Taste in a Traditional Way 2310 E. Little Creek Rd. Roosevelt Gardens Shopping Center Phone. 583 0866 Charlie Dunn, Proprietor 209 l I Janaf Shopping Churghland Congratulations H D Oliver Funeral Apartments from 1501 Colonial Ave. 2002 Laskln Rd Piedmont Fabrlcs at Shirley Virginia Beach Center Shopping Center 855 9691 484 7031 Compliments of Perrie s Italian Restaurant Lakeland Shopping Center 1536 Norview Ave. Norfolk, Va. Roosevelt Esso Servicenter 2370 East Little Creek Rd. 210 - l TIDEWATER S LEADING DAIRY DAIRY PRODUCTS I+ LAVOR FRESH from the home of quality 211 . . W. R. P I HADCUCK Body S?1opi4anager Machine Shop Service Speed Equipment Open 8 A.NI. to 9 P.NI. Sundays to 5 PM om ni 77 IL I I D 88 I 87 - - N-2 - F- Granby Phone PHILLIPS OLDSMOBILE INC 931 E. Little Creek Rd Nonrouc, VIRGINIA. B . Ph 583-4343 Dil! grjslrgge Suburban News Co Norfolk Va 23503 Newspapem lVl General Automotive Repairing agazmes P B kB k Gas Oil Tires Washing Greaslng aper ac OO S School Reading Material Battery Service Accessories .1- if OPEN 6 A NI TO 7 P NI DAILY PROP F D LONG LONG S FIVE POINTS SHELL SERVICE 1231 Norvlew Ave Norfolk Virginia 23513 Gas Station Towing and Road Service Day 853 9897 NIGHT 853 7528 TUNE UP SERVICE USN Ret 1 - , . . . . . . I . fl-IELLI . rf W - .-F f Lx ' J, ' , ..... ,, V ,Lg vt: I ' A i ,'r - I - , I' I i I ' rv II I ll - :Y V 7 Y , ll , A ' ., ,, W ' ' , N, -Far: Qu f '. ,QJf55 f I said' Ill I ' E Y ' -'W - -lrzzszz ll' - sd-gg 5-2' MQ ' E f - 'L ef . - ,JA . A , I l I l I I ' , . . . I 212 M mo ,wgfp M W 45? M Mgzfiwfffww W QW FAMGUS FAMILY of BREAD and ROLLS Qigyvs M . L ' WWE WW L Qi M J. W. Dennis, Jr. L. F. Jarvis Representing State Farm Ins. Cos. Store Maintenance 7862-7 Tidewater Dr. N and Norfolk, Va. 23505 Sheet Metal Work Phone - 583-4589 2636 Florida Ave. Life - Auto - Fire - Casualty Phone - 353-5533 Edith Hugo Florist Flowers for all Occasions 1140 Hugo Street Bus Phone 853 3787 Owner Margaret Winslow Shop A5334 ...A 5-'Y F42 5--...i -3.5. Value and variety EE? fi... satisfaction ...i-1 guaranteed Little Creek Rd Halprln Dr l lll ' 5 7 ii'A H we ,gf ,-5 :fi lll , 5 . . , M J 'QP' ,. .Q 5113 l lsr, - 1141: Q 2 W A 'I..2m--25' -- 'Y -J ' - --,,-.- ,V Uv l VV I A ssl :Y W F I lr 'Q--17 jj---. - A .U -Wd lfrnv--K R . -,A-ax A .iwhx Q i 'S'-'--...:-114 K 'T ' it l E. ' . ' 214 'rfuew R on 93 n sfC1- F DR W Io ll! C5855 PEN' FA Pres Conme Sparrow V Pres Mary Beth Pearson Sec Rene Woods Chaplain Carol Bailey Sgt at Arms Marcy Royal Pledge Counselor June Shalhoup Member at Large Chns Rode Peggy French Betty Bentley Mascots Ronnie Stankavltch Bob Kauchak GEITIITI3 Delta Trl HI Y congratulates graduating Seniors Gone But Not Forgotten P cm 557 4774 IVAN GRLILKE IVAN S BODY SHOP R AN lm FA: Tum F :LuANDn 7917 WEBTULIFF DR QIU E B Nnnrnuc VA Compliments of Jayen Tlle Corp FLOOR and WALL TILE CARPETS 2722 Colley Ave WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTOR FOR FORD MOTOR CO ORIGINAL CARLITE GLASS STORM DOORS MIRRORS Maynard s Jquio uppIy 904 E ST' LITTLE CREEK RD NORFOLK VA 23518 TAILOR MADE SEAT COVERS HEADLINERS CONVERTIBLE TOPS 588 436 ARCHER GREEN U II UIIIIRUYAL 'IHS ISI!! H12 4 T43ER'P-FW YEAR MILITARY HIGHWAY 81 JOHNSTON ROAD 21st and COLONIAL AVE 3 ' ' its ' ' 1 ll 77 . H : - ' I I 7 tl ' S C ' - 0. ' ' A . vv JK DDMFLITI Bluov IF I I , . K N ' - ' - 439 gm nl: A I -36 , , , . . P , I L- - .IJ. w - I' I I, . ixlvrsgi if IU A I wg.. so 'ug' IH 215 Vepco s first commerclal atomlc power statlon 1S now under constructlon ln Surry County Vn'g1n1a In the new Informatlon Center overlookmg the s1te you w11l see an excellent Sllde presentatxon, fascmatmg 6Xh1b1tS, a workmg model of the reactor CAnd from the balcony you can watch them assemble the real thmg J Open 10 AM to 4 PM Monday through Saturday and 1 PM to 6 PM on Sunday For tour mformatxon call 771 3194 111 Rxchmond more power to you at less cost t , D nda 0 , . . O I I' c ' g Ill 216 Seniors can do anything! fx Olivia Winslow Lynne Sellew Dory Wade Kim Vaeth Sue Pribble - President Mary Buckelew - Vice President Barbara Cochrane - Secretary Keith Brown - Sgt. at Arms Christie Harrison - Reporter Susan Mangus - Reporter Terry Raush Marsha Holdeman Cathy Griffin The members Of OMEGA TRI-HI-Y Congratulate their graduating seniors W L CUNIMINGS PLUMBING AND HEATING 4870 HAMPSHIRE AVE NORFOLK VA 23513 853 0191 ART LETD PRESIDENT TIDEWATEH Dnclge 6440 N MILITARY HIGHWAY NORFOLK VIRGINIA 23518 45 cunvs R 'rl-IE Dona: GIANT o vinsmm A nmns FRED CHINCHELLO THOMAS LIPOLL Freddy s THE FINEST IN ITALIAN 81 AMERICAN DISHES 6 E LITTLE CREEK ROAD NORFOLK LAKELAND GULF SERVICE MINOR REPAIRS ROAD SERVICE CUSTOM WAY YOUR CAR BY APPOINTMENT 3650 N MILITARY HWY ACROSS FROM LAKELAND SHOPPING CENTER I , PHONE ,g,3,855,2o9, 853-0821 NORFOLK, VA 23513 6 X Aumomzsn onlin LE . V M convommon 217 NORVIEW Esso SERVICENTER ld A P ONE 853-5826 6249 Illllllll 0 35 is ll'llJDlfll76l , In nouemurrs BEFURE llllllnllllll YP n me mm on Arm , SL Fresh' Inzcnmf 4 5 ALPHA means the beginning. ALPHA TRI HI Y Alpha Congratulates Graduating Senlors Judi Jarrell Pres Nlafya Grlpp V Pres Anita Morse ec Norma Beck Treas Hilda McDaniel Chap Laurel Trego Mem at Large Susan Cherry Joan McCrory Barbie Baum Teresa Bolling Shella Klllman Michele McKoven CONGRATULATIONS TO GRADUATING KEYETTES Pres Ann Rosuer V Pres Betsy Bishop Sec Irene Felarca Rep Hlst Diana Wolan Parl Karen Barnes Chap Helen Grlffen Cheryl Getchey Letltla Marsh Joyce Hatcher Hllda McDaniel Lols Horvath Anita Morse Jodee Tharnngton I, 219 . :, ..3 4, . -.A ': '5' ' if J 11 il. ., ... Imp . 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