Nottoway High School - Nottowa Yearbook (Nottoway, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1980 volume:

st if 404 bli, fy Cry BON Tee % Editor — Leslie Levy Editor — Sharon Lewis Business Manager — Keith Davis Art — Betsy Smith Advisors — Shelley Elkins Barrow Cyrus KR -YENP, PECORD KF J NOW what do Ido? Different Places, Young typists lear the tedious task of typing. Wayne Wood makes peace with Mr. Zuger as Ray Bradley looks on. Life may be like a rock, but when you are at Nottoway it is more like modeling clay. In August it can be molded into something new each day, an athlete, a musician, a sophomore, a junior or a senior. One never knows what form the day will take, but more than likely each Monday morning at 8:00 the school halls are packed with about 600 students talking about a Friday night Cougar football game or pushing their way to homeroom. Wednesdays are always looked forward to because the first three classes will be cut short for the meeting of clubs or some assembly program or a special guest speaker. After all the entertainment comes the joy of lunch—the social part of the day. As one enters the cafeteria, he will hear the buzzing of students voices and may even see some green peas or peaches flying around. Thursday moves along peacefully until 1:15 when the band starts warming up. The sound of horns, trum- pets, and drums can be heard for quite some distance. Fridays are the highlight of the week. The whole school is excited and waiting impatiently for the afternoon pep rally and the sports event that wi ll take place that night. By the time June arrives the day is molded into a definite shape and begins to dry. Sophomores do not keep their shape and will continue to change for two more years. Juniors are almost through being sculptured; they have but one more year. The Seniors are now solid and their life may very well be just like a rock. Former Senator Jim Edmonds speaks with government stu- dents. Different Faces } so AN a Rh RH EE EINER ORE NEE A MLE EMO Lunchtime and the gossip hour are here once again. George Hodges eats amidst a mass of con- fusion. Sherry King and Kim Cummins decide that Hardee’s is better than P ] Op eating at school. oy plop f fizz fizz M Olivia Clark eats In silence as she tries to figure out when the bell will ring to go to her remaining classes and then home. BUILDING FOR This diligent English class works toward building the future despite hard tests. THE FUTURE | ae My) py Who would believe this was our auditorium?? That used to be our driving range!!!!??7?? Homecoming week of 1979 was exciting as ever with everyone participating. All through the week beginning Monday morning all three classes decorated the halls. The halls were really special this year with the Sophomores overdecorating the Juniors and Seniors. Starting out the exciting week was ‘'slop” day with everyone in their oldest clothes. Wednesday was just as exhilarating with all the ''greasers’’ sliding about in t-shirts and poodle skirts. Thursday was official '‘mascarade” day. There were brilliant costumes with a lot of ‘‘Dollys’”’ running or shall we say ‘‘bouncing” around. As these activities went on the classes worked hard on their floats with plenty of enthusiasm with the Juniors coming out ahead. Tuesday came around with class color day. Everyone had scraped up some kind of outfit with their class color in it. As Friday finally approached everyone was ready to let their maroon and gold colors and spirit show at the hour pep rally. There were skits by the classes and cheerleaders, dance routines by the cheerleaders, a musical number by the band, spirit chain, and the spirit stick. All classes showed participation and enthusiasm. The Seniors won the skit, spirit chain, and spirit stick. Juniors came out with first place in the float and, of course, those Sophomores came out with the best hall. Friday after school the traditional parades were given with spirited cheerleaders, gliding floats, beautiful princesses, marching bands, and Charlie Cougar’. That night everyone was waiting for the exciting game with Bluestone. As the game had begun everyone awaited half-time activities with the princesses and the band. Sandra Jefferson was our 1979 queen with Deborah Procise as lst runner-up and Page Rainey as 2nd runner-up. As the game ended the high spirit of the Cougar fans was cut low with a loss of 30-18 to Bluestone. But all was forgotten at the Homecoming dance with the theme being ‘Ain’t No Stopping Us Now”. This ended one of many great homecoming weeks at NSH. This for sure will be in the records of Nottoway Senior High! AGQasCORiRS Dexter Payne (10), Rosa Branch (1978 Homecoming Queen), Ms. Coleman (SCASpon- Linda Utley portrays an old man on sor),and Earl Coleman (33) await the announcement of the 1979 Homecoming Queen. Mascarade Day. Working? ... ... and waiting. Daphne Verser, Pam Boelte, Carson Hurt, Lynne Lawrence, Al Lawson, Valerie Birdsong, Shorraine Pettis, Cynthia Knight, Kim Obradevic, Sissy Pollock, Virginia Hodge, Delores Rice, Bonnie Townsend, Terrie Hunnings, Nita Reese gather around Dexter Payne’s '55 Chevy for their picture. MASH UNIT 4077 visited NSHS during homecoming week. From left to right: Dexter; Trapper, Brian Cary; Henry Blake, Don Knight; Klinger, David Miracle; Radar, Lynn Armes; Hotlips, Keith Davis; Hawkeye, and Donnie Gryder; Frank Burns. 10 Donnie Gryder, Bryan Lewis, Al Lawson, and Tommy Adams around the clock on Greaser Day. CT Joe Rhodes and Richard Ingram show style from the 50’s. Jeff Mann and Rodney McComas dream of the coming pep rally. Michael Bland and Patricia Rather show spirit on Slop Day and help put up senior posters. 11 PEP RALLY FRIDAY'S % =) The Seniors, Juniors, and Sophomores proudly pre- = sent their spirit chains. The seniors lead with the longest chain. The “Sassy Sophomores” march a mini parade around the gym for their skit. The ‘Sensational Seniors” provide a quick preview of our game against Bluestone. Bluestone Barons watch out!!! The J.V. Cheerleaders are performing the “war dance’’!! ee oe FESTIVIES as TS0N WIA sy i ® at The J.V. Cheerleaders help add spirit to the parade. aaah ne Siac nna The ‘Jamming Juniors” win first place for “Ain’t No Stopping Us Now” float. Flag Carriers and pom pon girls prepare to show their stuff! PARADE Yawning?? It’s only 6:00!!! Industrial Arts Club’s first place float takes care of ‘Blue stone’”’. = «4, n i L Abt , ORT sacs i é be ur ie Bie we Oe Bee ' a ¢ Sega! Gy Ee eee er em - — eT mip . 4 ae Spe é er aed B adm pak ae oe aa “a . + ted pens R ; sae a ¥ - “a ” nd — eaihe. “? re - wr pote A gus . a aks etn Se a : “ ae tes r Coad ” . a . Re ee See ial eae my. ¥ bane « 1 iy . a pt he Oe ie et ns Wey i The band helps us to “feel that beat, and we can ride the boogie!” 13 OTTOWAY’S a Deborah Procise Sandra Jefferson Sandra Bland Delores Rice Deborah Procise was named first Dexter Payne crowns Sandra Jefferson Paige Rainey was named second runner- runner-up. Homecoming Queen for 1979. up. 14 HOMECOMING COURT JUNIORS (first row) Lynne Lawrance, Inetta Robertson, Amelia Lloyd, and Dietra Hawkes. SOPHOMORES (second row) Terrie Neal and Tamra Myers eee Lloyd and Inetta Robertson ride in the Homecoming Lynne Lawrance and Dietra Hawkes smile for the cameras. arade. Tamra Myers and Terrie Neal wave to the crowd. 15 16 Vuw WUOWY WON'Y Everybody likes our celebration ... the happy music... (can’t forget those refreshments!) In the corners there are couples dancing ... too bad this night won't last forever! 7 18 COUGARS BUILD FOR S -« © @ 8 @ « ™ a mt ae pie ice 2 el 12 86 4% 470. S . P7894 ey. vty e- S “tag ne i == _60...54 84. 1 2 = gid. 3 ie za . TeX 35, Es g 105.871 20 A 2: Front Row: Jeff Mann, James Booker, Ricky Carter, Al Lawson, Ear! Coleman, Jeff Thomas, Dexter Payne, Keith Davis, Joe Rhodes, Joe Johnson. Second Row: Carl Price, Ronnie Watson, George Black, Freeman Jones, Howard Levy, Walter Jones, Larry Jones, Kent Wise, Michael Epps, Steve Myers. Third Row: Bob Agnew, Parker Wingfield, Doug Boman, Tommy Robertson, Russell Bowles, Kevin Whisenant, Lawrence White, James Bland, Allen Jones, Terance Green, David Pollock. Co-Captains: Earl Coleman and Dexter Payne. Coaches: Head Coach—Joe May, Assistant Coaches—Billy Boswell, Roy Walton, and Dickie Ingram. The 1979 season was a year of rebullding for the Nottoway SCOREBOARD Cougars football team. But, despite the loss of elghteen letter- Nottoway men from last year’s team due to graduation, the Cougars still 16 Amelia finished with a respectable season record of two wins, six 0 a ick losses, and two tles. The record Included two Impressive shut- fbb dG out victories over Amelia and Greensville. 6 Matoaca This year’s squad was led by ten seniors. The Cougar defense 12 Park View remained as tough as in past years, recording three shut-outs L. C. Bird and holding Southside District Champlons Matoaca and 4 Runners-Up Lloyd C. Bird to elght and seven points, respec- Ren colar ety tively. From the defensive unit the Cougars placed two mem- Clover Hill bers on the Second Team All-District Defense. These members Bluestone were Dexter Payne (safety) and Earl Coleman (linebacker). Greensville The Nottoway staff thanks the Blackstone Courler-Record Central and the Crewe-Burkeville Journal for some of the photographs. Total 72 20 Opponents Dexter Payne (10) hands off to Joe Rhodes (20) up the middle. Quarterback Dexter Payne (10) directs the Cougar offense. 21 Joe Rhodes (20) comes to the rescue of a downed Cougar. Cougar defense set to strike! LADY COUGARS. - yay Courageous Cougarettes huddle for those last “bits and “Ain’t No Stopping Us Now...” pieces.” ; SCOREBOARD Nottoway Opponent 37 Natoaca 57 38 Park View 41 36 Bird 69 The 1979 Girls’ Varsity team 39 Clover Hill 52 chalked up the most wins ever in a period of five years. With eight 51 Bluestone 44 veterans, three of whom were seniors, and seven new faces, the 34 Greensville 40 team displayed outstanding sportsmanship through the entire 49 M onacan season. With the ald of two new coaches, Ms. Delle Molloy and Ms. 37 Brunswick Lynn Cox, the Cougarettes pro- duced a regular season record of seven wins and eleven losses. Sabrina King, a Junior, was be- 44 Matoaca stowed the honor of being named to the Southside District 48 Park View second team. The team looks forward to next year’s season with 49 Bird the hope of clinching the South-side District award. 51 Randolph-Henry 54 Clover Hill 55 Bluestone 49 Greensville 41 Monacan 61 Brunswick Kneeling: Patricla Rather, Cindy Vernon, Inetta Robertson, Laurie Limoge, Dee Dee Stith, Sherry Lee, Deitra Hawkes, Ella Epes, Valerie Jones. Standing: Virginia Campbell (manager), Ms. Cox, coach; Betty Easter, Karen Hurt, Carson Hurt, Sissy Pollock, Sabrina King, Dianna Boman, Ms. Molloy, coach; Janis Coleman (scorekeeper), Ellen Clary (manager). 22 per Charged Ready (Co-Captain) Lynne Lawrence, (Sponsor) Mrs. Stinson, (Co-Captain) Shorraine Pettis. VARSITY SQUAD: Upper Left: Amelia Lloyd, Lynne Lawrence (Co-Captain), Shorraine Pettis (Co-Captain), Gwen Belle, Betsy Smith. Top: Inetta Robertson, Liesje Schaubach, Sherri Hamlett, Cynthia Knight, Shirl Robertson. This year the Nottoway Senior High Cheerleaders were com- posed of two squads which brought about twice as much spirit. The Junior Varsity squad really turned out to be a good Idea. They worked just as hard as the Varsity at selling adds for uniforms and summer camp. The Varsity squad attended the camp and learned a lot of cheers and gimmicks for money. This year was special because we have started a new tradition with two different squads. EPL NOUS, Be 8 7 agro , KON ; j (Rg (Co-Captain) Tammy Paul, (Co-Captain) Alison Wilborn, (Sponsor) Mrs. Ingram. J.V.: Sherri King, Shari Black, Marcia Gravitt, Tammy Paul (Co-Captain), Kim Cummins. Top: Jackle Stables, Valerie Birdsong, Alison Wilborn (Co- Captain). 23 CO NF USION! = SS Al 115% ‘oN Seated Left to Right: Marvin Oliver, Kenneth Smith, Pete Boothe, Richard Ingram. Second Row: Coach White, Lin Lawrence White, Earl Jennings, and Reidy Ingram. wood Dagner, SCOREBOARD Nottoway Opponent 68 Amelia 67 57 Matoaca 49 60 Parkview 56 52 Amelia 61 46 Bird 57 43 Rand. Hen. 61 40 Cloverhill 54 38 Bluestone 51 os Greensville 57 44 Monacan 54 39 Brunswick 81 78 Matoaca 887 61 Parkview 44 45 Bird 72 60 Rand. Hen. 65 45 Cloverhill 58 43 Biuestone 56 50 Greensville 48 36 Monacan 45 54 72 Tournament: 38 Brunswick Brunswick 71 It was a year for rebuilding for Nottoway basketball as only one player returned from the previous year’s team who produced 14 wins. The team consisted of youth and inexperience that caused a long season. The young Cougars suffered through a 5-16 season but suffered to gain valuable experience which will hopefully enable Nottoway to have very good teams for the next two years. The bright spot in the season for Nottoway was winning the first three games. This was due partly to some real good pre-season practices. The low point in the season was when three players had to be dropped from the team because of failing grades. The Cougars were four and six before this and only one and ten afterwards. Leading scorer, Reidy In- gram, and leading rebounder, Linwood Dagner, were selected to the All-District Honorable Mention Team at the season’s end. The future looks brighter as nine players with varsity experience are eligible to return next year. Also, a couple of ‘'B’”’ team players possess much potential. SCOREBOARD Nottoway Opponent 65 Matoaca 68 50 Amelia 51 47 ; Parkview 41 32 Amelia 35 55 Bird 446 69 Rand. Hen. 64 49 Cloverhill 57 34 Bluestone 36 35 Greensville 47 48 Monancan 52 41 Brunswick 64 48 Parkview 50 47 Bird 49 44 Monancan 47 58 Rand. Hen. 50 45 Cloverhill 44 41 Greensville 63 68 Matoaca 50 25 Brunswick 35 50 Bluestone 51 The “B” team compiled a regular season record of six wins and fourteen losses while gaining valuable experience which will hopefully help them in future years. Wallace Bland, a 6'2 Sophomore, led 'B’”’ team scoring. Some players may see varsity action next year, which will cause Coach Wilson to rebuild with other anxious and eager Cougars! Seated Left to Right: David Miracle, George Black, Wallace Bland, Lewis Farley, and Robert Branch. Second Row: Coach Wilson, Larry Jones, Bobby Jones, Greg Simpson, Russell Bowles, and Ernest Yates (Manager). PA, SPRING SPORTS SHOW PROMISE % sie yes mame . : ae ee % é cgi 4 ae yO TOWN ay —_ ln Se | a j “ as oA 7 ae pb Gs 110M Z ar Oy | ‘ €. m4 tee First Row — Dexter Payne, Jeff Thomas, Don Knight, Doug Boman; Second Row — Bryan Lewis, Steve Myers, Parker Wingfield, Donnie McDaniel, Bobby Jones, Tom Flowers, Scott Wingo; Third Row — Coach Whip Wilson, Bob Agnew, Russel! Bowles, Tommy Robertson, Warren Love, Carl Dews, Head Coach Dickie Ingram, Howard Levy (Manager). The Nottoway Cougars, with the help of four seniors, five juniors, six sophomores, and one freshman, compiled a record of 5-13. The early part of the season presented many problems to the inexperienced Cougars but they were able to pull themselves together near the end of the season and give the district foes some stiff competition. Dexter Payne was later named as second-team all-district centerfielder. GOLF Front Row — Shawn Myers, Kent Wise, Jim Hudgins, David Miracle; Second Row — Harmon Verser, Brian Cary, Jon Hicks, Donnie Gryder, Mark Bass. The 1980 Nottoway Senior High Golf Team had a very suc- cessful season, finishing the regular season with a 13-3 win-loss record. The Cougars then proceeded to a disappointing third- place finish in the District Championship, but Brian Cary, Jim Hudgins, and Jon Hicks qualified as Individuals for the Region | Tournament In Suffolk. Brian Cary then quallfled for the Virginia State Group AA Championships in Amherst, where he finished fifth as an individual. 26 Running is our bag The Nottoway Senior girl’s track team, after being second in the Southside District for the past two years, slipped to fifth place this year. The Nottoway girls won three of seven track meets and got a second and three third place finishes in four team meets. Karen Keeton, last year’s MVP, led a young 1980 team with 85 points. Keeton was one of the top district performers in the 100, 220, long jump all year. Two sophomores, Karen Hurt (78 pts.) and Sharon Rowe (49 pts.), also were top performers in the Southside District. Hurt qualified for the regionals in the shot put, and discus while Rowe qualified in the 110 yd. low hurdles. Both these ladies were also important members of relay teams during the year. Julie Stamper (880), Crystal Cliborne (Mile), Patricia Rather (2 mile), Cheryl Pollard (hurdles), Wandsa Johnson (shot put), Jackie Stables (Discus), and Renauta Jesters (440) made Not- toway very competitive for the third straight year. Led by Captains Patricia Rather and Karen Keeton, the Lady Cougars displayed outstanding sportmanship during the entire season. Six Lady Cougars are eligible to return to the team next year to add to the Cougar cause! Left to Right: Twalla Moore, Renauta Jesters, Crystal Clibotrne, Jackie Stables, Julie Stamper. Second Row: Michelle Keeton (Manager), Sharon Rowe, Karen Keeton, Karen Hurt, Cheryl Pollard, Liesje Schauback, Patricia Rather, and Wanda Johnson. The boy’s team suffered again from lack of numbers for the second straight year. The team consisted of only five people who were competitive. Kenneth Smith (mile and 880), Lawrence White (100, 220, discus, and shot put), and Ricky Rash (discus) were top perfor- mers in their events all year. Smith (mile) and Ricky Rash (discus) qualified for regionals. Smith (50 pts.), White (49% pts.) and Rash (31 pts.) led the scoring. Jay Stamper and Michael Roberts added points to the Cougar cause in the mile and 2-mile. BROKEN SCHOOL RECORDS IN 1980: KAREN KEETON — 100, 220, and long Jump. KAREN HURT — discus and shot put. CRYSTAL CLIBORNE — Mile KENNETH SMITH — Mile CAPTAINS LEAD THE WAY: Karen Keeton, Kenneth Smith, Coach White, Ricky Rash, Jay Stamper, and Patricia Rather. THIS PAGE IS THE COMPLIMENTS OF: THE COCA-COLA COMPANY Left to Right: Michael Roberts, Tyrone Ransome, Robert Pegram. 27 Second Row: Wallace Bland (Manager), Lawrence White, Kenneth Davis, Kenneth Smith, Ricky Rash, Jay Stamper, and Jeff Bolling (Manager). 28 Celebrating after another victory!! Penny Verser adds to the Cougarette cause! The Nottoway Cougarettes, an up and coming team, took a fourth place tie for the 1980 softball season. A winning record of 11 and 7 was good enough to tie with Matoaca and only leave three teams above them. L.C. Bird and Bluestone seemed to be the only competition for the girls’, losing both games to the third place Monancan by only one run. Next year the young Cougarettes will be even more competitive for the newly formed district losing only three seniors; the pitching and catching team Debbie Procise and Laurie Limoge and outfielder Ellen Clary. Promising players for next year Include: Betty Easter — this year’s most improved player, Lynn Lawrence — all district second baseman for the 1980 season, Carson Hurt, Sissy Pollock and Tammy Bayne, Sherry Lee, Penny Verser, Rhonda Armes, and Dianna Boman; Look out Southside, Here Sitting: Lynne Armes (Statistician), Deborah Procise, Ellen Clary, Laurie Limoge, and Bill Jackson. Second Row: Arthur Thomason (Score-keeper), Inetta Robertson, Sissy Pollock, Carson Hurt, Allan Ballou (Manager). Third Row: Ms. Cox, Coach, Dianna Boman, Rhonda Armes, Tammy Bayne, Betty Easter, Cindy Vernon, Penny Verser, Sherry Lee, and Ms. Molloy, Coach. 80 VALENTINE COURT §, 4,1 THE COURT Front Row: Todd Martin, Jr; Lynne Lawrence, Jr; Delores Rice, Sr; Jerry Hailey, Sr; Sandra Jefferson, Sr; Rebecca May, John Johnson, Trudy Moore, Willie Tucker, Jr.; Adrienne Rather, Sr; Stephen Allen, Sr; Tom Flowers, Jr; Inetta Robertson, Jr; Carl Hawkes, Jr. Second Row: Diana Boman, Soph; Steve Myers, Soph; Deitra Hawkes, Jr; Kenneth Smith, Jr; Darryl! Cousins, Sr; Shorby Eppes, Sr; Joe Rhodes, Sr; Jeff Thomas, Sr; Deborah Procise, Sr; Carson Hurt, Jr; Lawrence White, Soph; Terri Neal, Soph. The 1980 Valentine Program was a great success accomplished by the Sophomore class. The many efforts put forth, with the help of the “Cougars” stu- dent body, proved most enjoyable to all. d CUPID'S “TALENTS Ssnssterene nn There was Singing (... Jamming ... and even Jazz Dancing, (Valerie Birdsong) (Dexter Payne) (Al Lawson and Ricky Carter) but what on earth was that? 29 The Unknown Valentine Comic (Harmon Verser) Pictures Compliments of the Crewe — Burkeville Journal The Junior-Senior Prom of 1980 was a great success. The credit goes to the Junior class for their determination and quickness of great decorations, which, by the way, were done by hand. ] | Look at those fools out there! ... 30 My feet are killing me! Dea Time for pictures ... Oh No! The band, Ujima, kept the whole gym rocking most of the night. There was the Senior “Spotlight’’ dance at about 10:00 that got the Seniors to thinking about fond memories “Back Down Memory Lane.” Dance the night away! Tired already? It’s still early! Seat for two over there! Seniors Spirits are Flowing like a Fountain 31 Let’s dance already! Nice Flowers Donny! ie oe OOO PT RT TOOT I esseereannngonaeennennaeecemmanetteene Valedictory Salutatory Address Introduction of Speaker; Brian Cary : Commencement Ad- Leslie Levy Patricia Rather. dress; Dr. R. Beatrice ve f- Ao How much longer? After twelve years of hard work ... LOOKS LIKE WE MADE IT!!! 32 UEAK 911 — ia ig :. : � ‘a 5 4 . Li . + ne 1 = 4 i a] 33 34 KOUTOWaA Front Row: Mrs. Elkine, Sponsor; Kelly McBride, Jay Stamper, Glenn Fowlkes, Brian Cary, Don Knight, Lynne Lawrence, Daphne Verser, Leslie Levy, Sharon Lewis, Sheri Hamlett. Second Row: Caroline Lee, Debbie Boman, Betsy Smith, Dianne Cochran, Patricia Rather, Dexter Payne, Keith Davis. SGA Front Row: Miss Coleman, Sponsor; Laurie Limoge, President; Kenny Smith, Vice-President; Vickie Irby, Treasurer; Debbie Boman, Secretary. Second Row: Sheila Parker, Sharon Elder, Theresa Glilcrest, ‘Sherry Black, Lynn Armes, Jeff Thomas. Third Row: Evelyn Knight, Laurie Wynn, Amelia Lloyd, Stanley Reekes, Caroline Lee, Leslie Levy. Fourth Row: Robin Baldwin, Allison Wilborn, Twalla Moore, Greg Simpson, Arthur Thomason. Fifth Row: Gwen Belle, Cynthia Knight, James Booker, Angela Hicks, Jackie Gray, Portia Hardison, Marvin Oliver. FRA Front Row: Pam Oliver, President; Diana Boman, Reporter; Lynn Armes, Treasurer; Vickie Irby, Secretary; Olivia Clark, Vice-President. Second Row: Betty Easter, Rhonda Seamster, Mary Orange, Nancy Holt, Denise DeWitt, Sherry Lee. Third Row: Miss Harding, Sponsor; Shardene Jones, Angela Tucker, Patricia Christopher, Clarissa Boswell, Gloria Lawson, Joyce Allen, Connie Elder. NEP AWOR UUt! ™ GaN AtING | a Ss cS s2 = Ge Front Row: Robin Baldwin, Sherri King, Lisa Hamilton, Yvonne Wenger, Lisa Neal, Glenn Fowkles, President; Sherby Eppes, Reporter; James Lewis, Sponsor; Mrs. Moore, Sponsor; Tyrone Ransome, Robert Pegram. Second Row: Tammy Bayne, Rhonda Armes, Kelth Davis, Tamara Myers, Katrina Myers, Kim Myers, Karen Queensberry, Cindy Staylor, Dianne Cochran, Terri Eanes. Third Row: Barry Taggart, Nikki Pruitt, Linda Lewis, Susan Lee, Leslie Levy, Crystal Cliborn, Caroline Lee, Linda Utley, Billy Shreck, Ray Danlel, Shevonne Clover. Fourth Row: Kelly McBride, Debble Boman, Jeff Thomas, Betsy Smith, Ricky Rash, Russell Bowles, Maurice Oliver, Darlene King, Adrienne Rather, Debbie Jones, Sue Haskins. Fifth Row: Liesje Schaubach, Daphne Verser, Cindy Vernon, Deanna Osborne, Missy Strumb, Penny Verser, Kent Wise, Juanita Reese, Sharon Barlow, Morris Oliver, Pamela Jefferson. Sixth Row: Delores Rice, Dawn Brown, Wendy Kirk, Toni Pat- terson, Sherri Kidd, Cheryl Hamilton, Terry Walker, Sissy Pollack, Kim Obradovic, Sabrina King, Donna Wallace, Derrick Smith. Ao. ARTS Front Row: Dean Simmons, James Pegram, Mr. Twiford, Sponsor; Jeff Ritchie, David Pollock. Second Row: Clinton Washington, Tommy Hardy, Kelvin Love, Shelia Benway, Greg Marston, Joe Day, Eddie Hazlip, Laurie Limoge. 35 36 rRERGH Front Row: Graham Tucker, Sponsor; Kenneth Smith, Brenda Rather, Cindy Staylor, Darlene King, Adrienne Rather, Barbara Oliver, Olivia Clark, Jose Tucker, Sponsor. Second Row: Paige Rainey, Delores Rice, Maurice Oliver, Cynthia Knight, Sherry Lee, Lorenzo Branch, Michael Thomas, Karen Keeton, Tyrone Ransome. Third Row: Jackie Stables, Yvonne Wenger, Nancy Holt, Robin Baldwin, Vickie Irby, Cynthia Crenshaw, Renaulta Jesters, Selma Morgan, Patricia Rather, Alice Eppes. Fourth Row: Brenda Boges, Thomas Nash, Dorothy Eppes, Carl Price, Marvin Vaughn, Richard Ingram, Clinton Washington, Veronica Downs. Fifth Row: Kevin Whisenant, Shelia Rowe, Gwendolyn Oliver, Martha Younger, James Happel, Marshall Yeatts, Billy Webb. SPANISH Front Row: Doug Boman, President; Brian Cary, Vice-President; Mr. Smith, Sponsor; Tommy Settle, Secretary; Tommy Robertson, Treasurer. Second Row: Inetta Robertson, Marcia Gravitt, Kim Cum- mins, Sherry Black, Jon Hicks, Dexter Payne. Third Row: Bob Agnew, Karen Queensberry, Gwen Belle, Johnny Fennell, Don Knight. Fourth Row: Vera King, Gail Maitland, Cindy Patterson. LUSRARY Front Row: Mrs. Neal, Sponsor; Pam Boelte, Katrina Myers, Kim Myers, Darlene King. Second Row: Rhonda Semster, Gwen Belle, Jean Robertson, Linda Utley, Cindy Drinkard, Leslie Levy. NOTTOWAY ware PILAVYVUUTL ee | DRAKA Front Row: Miss Eppes, Sponsor; Billy Schrek, Linda Utley, Yvonne Wenger, Earl Jennings. Second Row: Barry Prescott, Gail Maitland, Billy Jo Good, Laorile Wynn, Shirley Lucas, Maurice Oliver, Betsy Smith. Third Row: Michael Reeves, Karen Queensberry, Caroline Lee, Don Knight, Doug Boman, Amelia Lloyd, Joyce Allen. Fourth Row: James Booker, Lawrence Harris, Pam Lowry, Betty Slaughter, Sandra Bland. Fifth Row: Jackie Grey, Dazel Lewis, Charlene Knight. rire Front Row: Miss Springer, Sponsor; Al Lawson, Randy Ison, Scott Wingo, Stanley Reekes, Ralph Edmonds, Tony Hass, David Gilliland. Second Row: Richard Stall- ings, Scott Morton, James Rice, Wayne Taylor, John Es- pesito, Robert Eppes, Gary Jones, Arnold Jennings, Randy Miller. Third Row: David Brugos, Ralph Spivey, Lewis Bishop, Ronald Mountcastle, Robert Deskins, Warren Bassfield, Danny Casper, Henry Anderson. Fourth Row: Michael Thornton, Franklin Bishop, Johnny Rakes, Danny Peade, Brian Billings, Thomas Eppes, David Eppes, Ray Hamilton. Fifth Row: Harmon Verser, Richard Holte, Troy Miller, Jay Crannis, Bobby Jones, Ricky Gibbs, Bruce Allen, Kenny Whisenant. Pra Front Row: Mr. Williamson, Sponsor; David Dooley, James Attaood, Ronnie Dalton, Bryan Lewis, Johnny Powell, Terry Nelson, Rodd Martin, Donnir McDaniel. Second Row: Ronnie Boelte, Shella Benway, Larry Webb, Tracy Armes, Kenneth Cundiff, Eddie Crowder, Darryl Williams, Dwight Thorton, Anthony Jenkins. Third Row: Gary Gibbs, Glenn Bowlin, Chester Blevins, Ronnie Baughan, Terrie Hunnings, Jeff Mann, Stevie Meyers, Kevin Mercier, David Miracle. Fourth Row: Andy Leonard, Waune Wood, Chris Martin, Rodney McComas, Michael Varner. 37 38 I Front Row: Mrs. DeBusk, Sponsor; Mrs. Yates, Spon- sor; Sheila Williams, Parliamentarian ; Sandra Jef- ferson, President; Dana Chapman, Secretary; Janice Wright, Historian; Sharon Lewis, Vice- President; Sharon Barlow, Treasurer; Rhonda Seamster, Reporter ; Mrs. Stinson, Sponsor; Mrs. D. Yeattes, Sponsor; Mrs. Hobbs, Sponsor; Mr. Ingram. Second Row: Terri Robertson, Wendy Brugos, Tam- mie Nines, Donna Wallace, Terry Walker, Sissy Pollock, Kim Obradovic, Delores Rice, Bonnie Town- send, Sandy Adkins, Billy Shriek, Barbara Oliver, Linda Wright. Third Row: Patricia Nunnelly, Teresa Edmonds, Cindy Borum, Crystal Greynolds, Cindy Kanipe, Deborah Procise, Terri Neal, Thelma Witcher, Debbie Jones, Darlene King, Sue Haskins, Adrienne Rather. Fourth Row: Mary Orange, Debbie Goldsmith, Johanna Burroughs, Kim Blalock, Katrina Muers, Kim Myers, Rebecca Bishop, Dee Turman, Tonia Wilson, Shevonne Clover, Linda An- derson, Cheryl Pollard, Sharon Rowe. Fifth Row: Cheryl Partelow, Robin Bates, Lisa Hamilton, Tammy Caldwell, Pam Lowry, Page Rainey, Stacy Walker, Pearl Lewis, Linda Franklin, Brenda Rather, Sareda Love. Sixth Row: Ellen Clary, Charlene Knight, Jackie Green, Wanda White, Joanne Hawkes, Alfreda Gregory, Olivia Clark, Pamela Jefferson, Connie Elder. GRORUS Front Row: Mrs. Walton, Sponsor; Shelia Parker, Shelia Williams, Neellylene Jesters, Nellie Coleman. Second Row: Sandra Ford, Christie Evans, Michael Jeffries, Nancy Holt, Portia Hardison, Dazel Lewis. Third Row: Sherby Eppes, Jackie Bland, Jackie Gray, Sandra Bland, Sharon Elder, Connie Elder, Sandra Elder, Joyce Allen, Hattie Johnson, Sharon Fitzgerald. Fourth Row: Cynthia Crenshaw, Vickie Irby, Betty Walker, Gwen Oliver, Twalla Moore, Jar- nell Mason, Sondra Mason, Delorese Epes, Elizabeth Sparks, Yvette Price. Fifth Row: James Booker, Joe Rhoades, Michael Curtis, Richard Ingram, Larry Johnson, Gary Jones, Irving Mason, Vincent ZEGCE Front Row: Jimmy White, President; Sharon Elder, Secretary; Darryl Cousins, Vice-President; Michael Jeffries, Reporter; Shelia Parker, Parliamentarian; Michael Allen, Sergeant-of-Arms; George Black, Second Vice-Preisdent; James Booker, Chaplain; Victor Wertheimer, Historian; Ms. Boggs. Second Row: Patty Johnson, Sharon Elder, Jerry Bowler, Angela Pritchett, George Carter, Audrey Mullins, Tony Patterson, Robin Childress, Donna Davidson. Third Row: Herbert Hughes, Sergeant-of-Arms; Paul Wills, Tommie Green, Gary Jones, Jullan Stokes, Billy Webb, Billy Blankenship, Gary Martin. Fourth Row: Thomas Harris, Bryant Robertson, Larry Johnson, Larry Jones, Frank Hughes, Lewis Johnson, Richard Walker, Eddie Crowder, Terry Robertson. Fifth Row: Henry Fitzgerald, Clarence Jones, Bill Jackson, Kenneth Davis, Lewis Farley, Robert Bell, Greg Marston, Johnny Rakes, Eddie Haizlip. Sixth Row: Wayne Wilson, Sam Edmonds, Clint Jefferson, Jimmy Robertson. rer Front Row: James Bule, Harriet Coleman, Paul Wills. Second Row: Harmon Verser, Bruce Allen, Ray Hamilton. Third Row: Johnney Fenell, Richard Holte. Fourth Row: James Tucker, Earl Lieghty, Kent Carwile. Fifth Row: Russel Wills, David Dooley. | YU VIVA ee, ae COl Va ” ‘é we 2 = ay ‘ 3 é % : oF i a g 9.4.29 82e sea cago!� x ; = “i a , 4 iy ‘ 4 ‘3 ‘ J Pe fe a “ Front Row: Mrs. Zuger, Sponsor; Michelle Keeton, Gwin Belle, Lois Wainwright, Inetta Roberson, George Carter, Parliamentarian; Sandra Jefferson, President; Patricia Rather, Vice-President; Ellen Clary, Secretary; Karen Keeton, Parliamentarian; Ella Eppes, Treasurer. Second Row: Thomas Nash, Shorraine Pettis, Cynthia Knight, Lynne Lawrence, Betsy Smith, Kim Cummings, Sherri Hamlet, Sharry Black, Valerie Birdsong, Tammy Paul. Third Row: Earl Coleman, Penny Marshall, Evelyn Knight, Veronica Downs, Laurie Wynn, Bernell Watson, Janis Coleman, Karen Hurt, Terri Neal, Dee-Dee Stith, Wanda Johnson, Teresa Oliver, Sharon Rowe. Fourth Row: Randy Miller, Jackie Bland, Thelma Witcher, Nellie Coleman, Dorothy Eppes, Twalla Moore, Sareda Love, Shirley Lucas, Johnny Fennell, Shelia Smith, Cheryl Pollard, Sharon Fitzgerald, Angelia Pritchett, Allison Wilborn. Fifth Row: Lottie Tucker, Jerry Bowler, Barbara Oliver, Adrienne Rather, Marvin Oliver, Sylvia Harris, Gail Price, Priscilla Fitzgerald, Jackie Young, Alice Epes, Dana Chapman, Linda Anderson, Marcia Gravitt, Sherry King. Sixth Row: Joe Rhoades, Brenda Rather, Harry Hawkes, Brian Clary, Clanell Evans, Christie Evans, Amy Seward, Delorise Epps, Betty Walker, Juanita Black, Samuel Edmonds, Theresa Hagamen, DeAnne Bolten. Seventh Row: James Booker, Janice Wright, Theodore Coleman, Yvette Price, Jackie Gray, Joyce Allen, Darlene King, Sue Haskins, Ray Bradley, Liesje Schaubach, Polly Covington, Deanna Osborn, Mike Varner. Eighth Row: Fred Syndor, Vivian Jeter, Phyllis Harris, Sandra Bland, Jackie Stables, Amelia Lloyd, Harmon Verser, Larry Webb. Ninth Row: Jeffrey Bolling, George Black, Wanda White, Jackle Green, Micheal Curtis, James White, Michael Allen, Shelia Parker, Darryl Cousins, Sandra Elder, Reidy Ingram, Pam Lowry, Paige Rainey, Ray Hamilton, Troy Miller. 39 ROROR SOGIETY Front Row: Mrs. Carson, Sponsor; Katrina Myers, Secretary; Caroline Lee, Treasurer; Linda Utley, Adreinne Rather. Second Row: Leslie Levy, Donnie Gryder, Glenn Fowlkes, Brian Cary, President. Third Row: Kieth Davis, Dexter Payne, Vice-President; Jeff Thomas. abies ae RENNES Anak Ora! the Jammin IRS Are mo BSG k a Front Row: George Carter, Inetta Robertson, Ricky Carter, Jeff Thomas. Second Row: Dee Dee Stith, Micheal Allen, Sissy Pollock, Carson Hurt. Third Row: Ellen Clary, Earl Coleman, Jay Cramnis, Deitra Hawks, Jim Hudgins. Fourth Row: Sharon Fitzgerald, George Black, Carl Hawks, Brenda Rather, Liesje Schaubach, Crystal Cliborne. Fifth Row: Dorthy Eppes, Sherby Epps, Pam Bolte, Sabrina King, Jay Stamper, Laurie Limoge. Sixth Row: Donnie Gryder, Don Knight, Patricia Rather, Shorraine Pettis, Karen Keeton, David Eppes. Seventh Row: Ricky Rash, Doug Boman, Tom Flowers, Lynne Lawrence, Ella Eppes, Kevin Whise- nant. Eighth Row: Dexter Payne, Keith Davis, Brian Cary, Freeman Jones, Shevonne Clover. Ninth Row: Derrick Smith, Lawrence Harris, Roy Walton, Spon- sor; Delle Malloy, Sponsor. ART Front Row: Pearl Lewis, Connie Elder, Angie Hood, Dana Blevins, Kim Cummins, Lorraine Blackwell. Second Row: Joe Johnson, Vera King, Robert Keller, Loida Palmer, Ray Daniels, Linda Wright, Fredrick Sydnor. 40 The PALE ste RRUSIGIARS OF Ken First Row: Nancy Holt. Second Row: Michael Jeffries, Louls Farley, Tommy Settle, James Pegram, Pete Booth, Wallace Bland, Lowell Harper, Director. Third Row: Carson Hurt, Pam Oliver, Angela Hicks, Laurie Wynn, Tonia Wilson, Dee Turman, Marcia Gravitt, Michelle Overby. Fourth Row: Caroline Lee, Lisa Neal, Jeff Bolling, Karla Norton, Susan Lee, Crystal Cliborne, Vickie Irby. Fifth Row: Tyrone Ransome, Brian Clary, Robert Pegram, Nicholas Gregory, Linda Utley, David Eckels, Barry Taggart. Sixth Row: David Eppes, John Hicks, Jay Stamper, Ricky Rash, Shirley Lucas, Victor Wertheimer, Allan Ballou, Maurice Oliver. The Nottoway Senior High School Marching Cougar Band and Concert Band had a very busy year. During the 1979-1980 school year, the Band presented shows at 5 Home and 2 Away Football games. Several of the Band members tried out for All- Regional Band. The entire Band also participated in the District Band Festival. During the spring, the Concert Band presented the Annual Spring Tour for all county schools. Se First Row: Darlene King, Donna Berman, Lowell Harper, Direc- tor; Linda Vick, Dorice Phillips. Second Row: Karen Keeton, Sandy Atkins, Nellylene Jesters, Yvette Price. Third Row: Janis Coleman, Patricia Fitzgerald, Bernell Watson, Shardene Jones, Gail Price. Ss —— NOTTOW SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL BAND Michelle Keeton, Juanita Black, Thelma Witcher, Angela Tuckey ‘ackie Green (Co-Captain), Ellen Clary (Co-Captain), Jackie Gray, Veronica Downs, Sareda Love. 41 GLleE AGTIVITIES New FBLA Officers: Sharon Lewis, Vice-President; Dana Chapman, Secretary; Shelia Williams, Parliamentarian; Janice Wright, Historian; Sharon Barlow, Treasurer; Sandra Jefferson, President. The FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA held their annual installation service on October 24, 1979. The officers were installed by Mrs. Juanita Yates and Mrs. Ann Stinson, two sponsors of the club. Refresh- ments were served afterwards. The MONOGRAM CLUB resumed responsibility of the Concession Stand for the 1979-1980 Basketball season and acquired much profit along with having a lot of fun. The SCIENCE CLUB once again gavea Christmas basket to a needy family, and the INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB also gave a basket to a needy family. Many clubs plan to travel to various educational areas in Virginia before the school year ends. NATIONAL 42 GLASS GrriGeks SERIQHS Front Row: Sandra Jefferson, Vice-President; Katrina Myers, Secretary; Patricia Rather, Presi- dent. Second Row: Caroline Lee, Reporter; Dexter Payne, Historian; Vickie Irby, Treasurer. CURIGRS Deitra Hawkes, President; Lynn Lawrence, Prom Chairperson; Debbie Boman, Vice-President; Carson Hurt, Secretary-Treasurer. 43 44 45 Stephen La’Trell Allen Tammy Rockwen Armes — Sandra Lee Atkins James Deane Attwood Sharon Lynn Barlow Rebecca Ann Bishop Jacqueline Denise Bland Sandra Vanessa Bland Chester Washington Blevins Danta Charlene Blevins Ronald Benjamin Boelte _ Ronald Douglas Boman Jean Elizabeth Booker Eloise Irene Booth Cynthia Lynne Borum Raymond Tyrone Bradley Lorenzo Eugene Branch Sandra Darlene Branch 46 Dorcok David Ray Brugos Wendy Louise Brugos George Tyrone Carter Roderick Wallace Carter Brian Keith Cary Patricia Zimba Cawley Donna Faye Chumney Bryan Klyoshi Clark Olivia Ann Clark Ellen Patricia Clary Crystal Lynn Cliborne Henry Ovid Coates, Jr. Ruth Dianne Cochran Earl Junious Coleman Jacqueline Cleo Coleman Juanita Rebecca Coleman Nellie Marie Coleman Darryl Wayne Cousin Jacqueline Lynn Craig Cynthia LaRee Crenshaw 47 CNM Or 5 Ora Leona Critzer William Edward _ Crowder | . Kenneth Ray Cundiff — : Carolyn Jean . Dagner Ronald Howard Dalton Raymond Earl Daniel Keith Stephen Davis Cynthia Lynn Drinkard Connie Shara Elder Sandra Lorraine Elder Dorothy Vernetta Eppes . Sherby Jean Thomas Lewis Eppes Patricia Denise Fitzgerald Priscilla Diane Fitzgerald Sharon Denise Fitzgerald Sandra Bland Ford Gienn Owen Fowlkes Linda Lee Franklin Jacqueline Gray Jacqueline Yvonne Green Tommie Jerome Green Alfreda Eloise Gregory Timothy Conrad Gregory Crystal Ann Greynolds Donald Wayne Gryder Jerry Wayne Hailey Gary Wade Haizlip | Raymond Estel Hamilton Portia Hardison Freda Clemintine Hardy Lawrence Edward Harris, Jr. Sue Ellen Haskins JoAnne Hawkes Virginia Louise Hodge Georges Bradley Hodges Nancy Lee Holt Mary Cammilla Hudgins Terrie Lynne Hunnings Vickie Elaine irby 49 Pamela Valerie Jefferson Michael Anthony Jefferies 3 Renauta Delphine Jesters Vivian Jeter Elvis Lee Johnson | Suzanne _Johnson Barbara Ann Darryl Keith Jones Debbie Ann Jones Cynthia Page Kanipe Robert David Keller Cynthia Darlene King Charlene Knight Donald Robertson Knight Alex Winfred Lawson, Jr. Mary Caroline Lee Leslie Sue Levy Pearl Geraldine Lewis Sharon Aletha Lewis ” el cis 50 c+ Laurie Ann Limoge Pamela Leigh Lowry Shirley May Lucas Jeffrey Harlan Cynthia Collice Martin Gary Lee Martin John Christopher Martin David Campbell Matthew | Rodney Kirk McComas Selma Marie Morgan Audrey Gertrude Mullins Katrina Dawn Myers Kim Louise Myers John Terry Nelson Barbara Ann Oliver Sandra Lee Oliver Michelle Yvette Overby Loida Delorise Palmer Sheila Elaine Parker Dexter Keith Payne 54 Delores Ann Rice Sheryl Lynette Rice Jeffrey Alan Ritchie Shelia Mae Rhonda Sue Seamster Bettie Mae Seward William Edward Shreck Derrick Keaton Smith 52 ros - Jackson Lee Stamper + Cynthia Lynn Staylor Charmore DE-Francin Stith Julian Sylvester Stokes Martha Ann Stokes Frederick Lee Sydnor Jeffrey Miller Thomas Michael Eric Thomas Carolyn René Thompson Michael Curtis Thompson Jennifer Ann Timberlake Bonnie Lorraine Townsend Barbara Ann Tucker Gary Lynn Tucker Lottie Kaye _ Tucker Delores Deanina Turman Linda Kaye Utley Pamela Gail Viglino Doris Ann Wagoner Stacy Lattimer Walker 53 Dewey Randall Webb | Larry Donald Webb Victor Frederick © Wertheimer Ill James Reginald White, Jr. ae Sheila Mae Williams Tonia Lolita Wilson Thelma Elizabeth Witcher Janice Eloise Linda Doreen Wright Marshal Ray Yeatts — NOT SHOWN Marietta Ellen Bain Michele Lorraine King ee Craig Allan Berry Nathaniel Pritchett Billy Max Blankenship Michael Anthony Thornton Eric Alonzo Crawley Kathleen Tucker David Harry Eckels Deborah Sue Wagoner Walter Monroe Havens, Jr. Michael Anthony Young Willie McKinley Hicks Ernest Andrew Yates Diane Elizabeth Jones STATISTICS JOYCE BEATRICE ALLEN: Pep 10, 11, 12; Softball 10. MICHAEL VINCENT ALLEN: Pep 11 (Sgt. at Arms), 12; Football 10; Basketball 10, 11, 12; DECA 10, 11, 12; Track 12. STEPHEN LA’TRELL ALLEN: Pep 12; DECA 10, 11, 12. TAMMY ROCKWELL ARMES: FHA 12; Dance 10; Drama 12. SANDRA LEE ATKINS: Science 10; Majorette 10, 11, 12; SCA 11; FBLA 12. JAMES DEANE ATTWOOD: FFA 11 (Vice-Pres.), 12 (Vice-Pres.). SHARON LYNN BARLOW: FBLA 11, 12 (Treas.); Science 10, 11; Softball 10. CRAIG ALLAN BERRY: FFA 10, 11, he REBECCA ANN BISHOP: FHA 10 (Reporter); FBLA 11, 12. JACQUELINE DENISE BLAND: Pep 10, 12; Drama 11. SANDRA VANESSA BLAND: Pep 10, 11, 12; Treas. of Jr. Class. BILLY MAX BLANKENSHIP: FFA 10; DECA 10, 11, 12; Science 11, 12. CHESTER WASHINGTON BLEVINS: FFA 10, 11, 12. DANTA CHARLENE BLEVINS: Art 11, 12. RONALD BENJAMIN BOELTE: FFA Al; RONALD DOUGLAS BOMAN: Spanish 11 (Pres.), 12 (Pres.); Baseball 10; Football 12; Monogram 12: JEAN ELIZABETH BOOKER: Science 10. CYNTHIA LYNNE BORUM: FBLA 11, 12. LORENZO EUGENE BRANCH: Basketball 10, 11, 12. SANDRA DARLENE BRANCH: Pep 10; Chorus 11, 12; Library 12. DAVID RAY BRUGOS: FFA 10, 11, 12; Science 10. WENDY LOUISE BRUGOS: FHA 12; SCA 12; FBLA 12. GEORGE TYRONE CARTER: Pep 12; Football 1 0, 11,12; DECA 10, 11, 12; Monogram 11. RODERICK WALLACE CARTER: Science 10, 11, 12; Band 10, 11, 12; Football 10, 11, 12. BRIAN KEITH CARY: SCA 10, 11; Golf 10, 11, 12; Yearbook 12; Spanish 10, 11, 12 (Vice-Pres.); Honor Society 11, 12 (Pres.); Science 10; Monogram 12 (Treas.). PATRICIA ZIMBA CAWLEY: DECA 10, 12. OLIVIA ANN CLARK: FHA 10, 11 (Song Leader), 12 (Vice-Pres.). ELLEN PATRICIA CLARY: Pep 10, 11, 12; Drama 10, 11, 12; Band Flag Carrier 10, 11 (Capt.); Basketball 12 (Manager Boy’s and Girl’s); Monogram 12; Track 10, 11 (Tri- Capt.), 12 (Tri-Capt.); FBLA 12; Pom Pom 12 (Capt.). CRYSTAL LYNN CLIBORNE: Band 10, 11, 12 (Sergeant); Science 10, 11, 12; Track 11, 12; Drama 10. HENRY OVID COATES, JR.: Science 10, 12; Spanish 10. RUTH DIANNE COCHRAN: Science 10, 11, 12; Yearbook 12. EARL JUNIOUS COLEMAN: Pep 11, 12; Monogram 11, 12; Football 10, 11, 12 (Co-Capt.); Track 10, 11, 12. JACQULINE CLEO COLEMAN: FHA 12; FBLA 10; Drama 11. JUANITA REBECCA COLEMAN: FHA 12; French 11. NELLIE MARIE COLEMAN: Pep 10; Chorus 10, 11 (Treas.), 12 (Treas.); Pom Pom 11; French 11. DARRYL WAYNE COUSINS: Pep 12; Basketball 10; DECA 10, 11, 12. JACQUELINE LYNN CRAIG: Art 10. ERIC ALONZO CRAWLEY: FFA 10, 11, 12; Basketball 10, 11. CYNTHIA LAREE CRENSHAW: Drama 11, 12; French 11, 12; Spanish 10; Chorus 12. ORA LEONA CRITZER: Science 10; FBLA 12. WILLIAM EDWARD CROWDER: FFA 10, 11, 12; DECA 10, 11, 12. KENNETH RAY CUNDIFF: FFA 10, 11, 12: CAROLYN JEAN DAGNER: Pep 12. RONALD HOWARD DALTON: FFA 10, LiL 2: RAYMOND EARL DANIEL: Science 10, 12; French 10, 11. KEITH STEPHEN DAVIS: Spanish 10; Science 10, 11, 12; Monogram 11, 12; Honor Society 11, 12; Yearbook 11, 12 (Business Manager); Football 10, 11, 12. CYNTHIA LYNN DRINKARD: Newspaper 10; Yearbook 11; Debate 10, 11; Forensics 11; FBLA 12; Library 12. DAVID HARRY ECKELS: DECA 10; Band 10, 11, 12 (Sgt.); Chess 11. CONNIE SHARA ELDER: FHA 12; Chorus 10, 11, 12. 55 SANDRA LORRAINE ELDER: Pep 12; DECA 10, 11 (Sec.), 12 (Sec.); SCA 11; Band Flag carrier 11; Chorus 12. DOROTHY VERNETTA EPPES: SCA 10; Pom Pom 11; Softball 10, 11; Pep 12. ma SHERBY JEAN EPPES: Science 10, 12; Track 10; Chorus 10, 11 (Vice- Pres.); Monogram 11. THOMAS LEWIS EPPES: FFA 10, 11, ie: PATRICIA DENISE FITZGERALD: Band Flag carrier 12. PRISCILLA DIANE FITZGERALD: DECA 10, 11; Pep 12. | SHARON DENISE FITZGERALD: Track 10, 11; Pep 10, 11. SANDRA BLAND FORD: Pep 10; Chorus 10, 11, 12. GLENN OWEN FOWLKES: SCA 11 (Vice-Pres.); Science 10, 11, 12 (Pres.); Spanish 10; Newspaper 10; French 11; Yearbook 11, 12; Honor Society 11, 12. LINDA LEE FRANKLIN: Pep 12. JACQUELINE GRAY: DECA 10; Pep 10, 11 (Vice-Pres.), 12; Drama 11. JACQUELINE YVONNE GREEN: DECA 10, 11; Pom Pom 11, 12 (Capt.); Pep 11, 12; FBLA 12; French 11. TOMMIE JEROME GREEN: Band 10; DECA 10, 12. TIMOTHY CONRAD GREGORY: Ind. Arts 10. CRYSTAL ANN GREYNOLDS: FBLA 11, 12. DONALD WAYNE GRYDER: Spanish 10; Monogram 11, 12; Honor Society 11, 12. 56 SEINIOIR GARY WADE HAIZLIP: Ind. Arts 12. PORTIA ARLETTE HARDISON: Pep 10; Chorus 10, 11, 12; Basketball 10, 11; Softball 10, 11; SCA 10. FREDA CLEMINTINE HARDY: Pep 10; French 11. LAWRENCE EDWARD HARRIS, JR.:: Ind. Arts 10; Dance 10; Track 10, 11; Monogram 11; Drama 12. SUE ELLEN HASKINS: Science 10, 12; Pep 12; FBLA 12. JOANNE HAWKES: FBLA 11, 12; FHA 12. VIRGINIA LOUISE HODGE: FBLA 12. GEORGE BRADLEY HODGES: Chess 10, 11, 12; Science 10, 12; French 11, 12; Drama 12. NANCY LEE HOLT: Band 10, 12 (Drum Majorette); Jazz Band 10, 12; FHA 10; Chorus (Accompanist) 12; French 12. MARY CAMMILLIA HUDGINS: SCA 10; Science 10, 12; Dance 10; Ind. Arts 11(Pres.); Reporter of Jr. Class. TERRIE LYNNE HUNNINGS: FFA 11, 12 (Pres.); Science 10; French 10. VICKIE ELAINE IRBY: FHA 11, 12 (Vice-Pres.), 12 (Sec.); SCA 12 (Treas.); Band 10, 11, 12 (Capt.); French 11, 12; Treas. of Sr. Class. SANDRA MARIE JEFFERSON: Pep 10, 11 (Vice-Pres.), 12 (Pres.); DECA 10 (Reporter); FBLA 10, 11 (Pres.); Sec. of Soph, Jr. Class; Vice-Pres. of Sr. Class. MICHAEL ANTHONY JEFFRIES: Band 10, 11, 12 (Drum Major); Chorus 12; Library 12; Dance 10; DECA 10, 11, 12 (Reporter). RENAUTA DELPHINE JESTERS: Spanish 10, 11; Track 11, 12; French 2s VIVIAN EILEEN JETER: Pep 10, 11, 12: ELVIS LEE JOHNSON: Pep 11, 12; FFA 11. DEBBIE ANN JONES: Science 10, 11, 12; Pep 10, 11. CYNTHIA PAGE KANIPE: FBLA 11, 12; Science 12. ROBERT DAVID KELLER: Art 10, 11, 12; French 10, 11 (Sec.). CYNTHIA DARLENE KING: SCA 11; Science 10, 12; Pep 12; Library 11, 12; French 10, 11 (Vice-Pres.); FBLA 12. CHARLENE KNIGHT: FBLA 10, 11, 12; Pep 12. MICHELE LORRAINE KING: FBLA 12. DONALD ROBERTSON KNIGHT: Yearbook (Photographer) 11, 12; Baseball 10, 11, 12; Spanish 10, 11, 12; Monogram 11, 12; Boy’s State 11. ALEX WINFRED LAWSON, JR: Foot- ball 10, 11, 12; FFA 10, 11, 12 (Pres.); Baseball 11, 12 (Manager); SCA 11; Monogram 12. MARY CAROLINE LEE: FHA 10 (Vice- Pres.);} Drama 10, 11, 12; Science 11, 12; Band 10, 11, 12 (Sgt.); Honor Society 11, (Treas.); Yearbook 12; Reporter of Sr. Class. LESLIE SUE LEVY: Science 10, 11, 12; Library 10, 11 (Sec.), 12; Year- book 11, 12 (Co-Editor); SCA 12; Honor Society 11, 12; Governor’s School. PEARL GERALDINE LEWIS: Track 10, 11; Band Flag Carrier 10, 11. SVAVUSVUGS SHARON ALETHA LEWIS: FBLA 11, 12 (Pres.); Science 10; Yearbook 11, 12 (Co-Editor). LAURIE ANN LIMOGE: SCA 10, 11 (Sec.), 12 (Pres.); Ind. Arts 10 (Treas.), 11 (Treas.), 12; Science 10 (Vice-Pres.); Basketball 11, 12 (Capt.); Boy’s Basketball 12 (Manager); Softball 11; Monogram 12; Track 12. PAMELA LEIGH LOWRY: Art 11; Science 10, 12; Drama 12; Softball 10; Homecoming Princess 11. SHIRLEY MAY LUCAS: Band 10, 12; FHA 10, 12; Drama 10, 12; Track 10, a2: JEFFREY HARLAN MANN: FFA. GARY LEE MARTIN: DECA 10, 11, 12. JOHN CHRISTOPHER MARTIN: FFA 10, 11, 12. DAVID CAMP MATTHEW: FFA 10, 11, 12. RODNEY KIRK McCOMAS: FFA. AUDREY GERTRUDE MULLINS: DECA 10, 11, 12. KATRINA DAWN MYERS: Art 11 (Vice-Pres.), 12; FBLA 12; Science 10, 11,12; Library 12; Honor Society 11, 12 (Sec.); Sec. of Sr. Class. _KIM LOUISE MYERS: Science 10 (Sec.), 11, 12; FBLA 12; Library 12; Jr. Class Reporter. JOHN TERRY NELSON: FFA 10 (Pres.), 11, 12 (Sentinel). BARBARA ANN OLIVER: Pep 12; Dance 11; French 12; Track 11, 12; DECA 10. SANDRA LEE OLIVER: FBLA 11. MICHELLE YVETTE OVERBY: Drama 10. LOIDA DELORISE PALMER: Pep 12; Drama 10, 11. SHEILA ELAINE PARKER: DECA 10, 11, 12; Chorus 11, 12; Pep 12. DEXTER KEITH PAYNE: SCA 10, 11; Football 10, 11, 12; Baseball 10, 11, 12; Yearbook 11 (Photographer), 12 (Photographer); Jazz Band 11; Honor Society 11, 12 (Vice-Pres.); Spanish 10; Monogram 12; Historian of Sr. Class. CHERYL YVETTE POLLARD: Pep 10, 12; Science 11; FBLA 11, 12. YVETTE MARIA PRICE: Pep 10, 11, 12; Drama 11; Band Flag Carrier 12. DEBORAH KAY PROCISE: FBLA 11, 12; Science 10; Softball 10, 11, 12; Majorette 10, 11. KAREN LYNN QUEENSBERRY: Science 11; Drama 11; Spanish 11. WILLIA PAGE RAINEY: Science 10, 11, 12 (Vice-Pres.); French 11, 12; Art 12; SCA 12; Homecoming Princess 12. FREDRICK EDWIN RAINEY: FFA 10, 11, 12; Football 10, 11. RICHARD OSBORNE RASH: Chess 10, 11, 12; Science 11, 12; Band 10, 11, 12 (Lieutenant); Track 10, 11. - ADRIENNE YVETTE RATHER: SCA 10; Pom Pom 11; French 10, 11 (Pres.), 12; Track 11, 12; Science 10, 11, 12; Honor Society 11, 12; Pep 12; Vice-Pres. of Jr. Class. BRENDA LAVERN RATHER: Pep 10, 11, 12; French 11, 12; Pom Pom 12; Monogram 12; FBLA 12; Softball 10, 127 PATRICIA DENISE RATHER: Basket- ball 10, 11, 12; Pep 10, 11, 12 (Vice- Pres.);} Track 10, 11 (Capt.), 12 (Capt.);} Monogram 11, 12 (Sec.); FHA 10 (Parliamentarian), 11 (Treas.);} Band 10, 11, 12; Boy’s Basketball (Manager) 12; Yearbook 12; FBLA 12: French 12: Sophomore, Junior, Senior Class Pres. JUANITE FAYE REESE: Science 12. JOSEPH SIDNEY RHODES, JR: Pep 10, 11; Basketball 10, 11; Ind. Arts 10, 11; FFA 10, 11; Football 10, 12. DELORES ANN RICE: Science 10, 12; Art 10, 11; French 12; Cheerleaders 11; Pep 11. SHERYL LYNETTE RICE: FBLA 11; Science 10, 11, 12. JEFFREY ALAN RITCHIE: Ind. Arts 12. RHONDA SUE SEAMSTER: FHA 12; Science 10; Library 11; FBLA 11, 12 (Historian). WILLIAM EDWARD SHRECK: Science 10, 11, 12; Drama 12. DERRICK KEATON SMITH: French 10; Football 10, 11; Science 12; Monogram 12. JACKSON LEE STAMPER, JR: Track 10, 11, 12; Jazz Band 12; Band 10, 11, 12; Yearbook 10, 11, 12; Monogram 11, 12; Science 10, 12. CYNTHIA LYNN STAYLOR: French 11 (Treas.), 12; Science 10, 11, 12; SCA 12. CHARMORA DE-FRANCIN STITH: Pep 10, 11, 12; FHA 10, 11; Basket- ball 12 (Co-Capt.); Band 10, 11, 12; Track 12; Softball 10; Monogram 11, LZ: JULIAN SYLVESTER STOKES: DECA 10, 11 (Chaplain), 12. FREDERICK LEE SYDNOR: Pep 12. o7 STATISTICS JEFFREY MILLER THOMAS: Football 10, 11, 12 (Co-Capt.); Science 10, 11 (Vice-Pres.), 12; Basketball 10; Baseball 10, 11, 12; Spanish 10; Monogram 11, 12; SCA 12; Honor Society 11, 12; Boy’s State 11. MICHAEL CURTIS THOMPSON: Science 10, 12; Pep 10, 12; Drama 11, 12; SAE 11, 12; Track 10, 12; SCA 11; Vice-Pres. of Sophomore Class. MICHAEL ANTHONY THORNTON: FFA 10, 11, 12 (Reporter). JENNIFER ANN TIMBERLAKE: FHA 10; Library 11 (Vice-Pres.). BONNIE LORRAINE TOWNSEND: FBLA 11, 12; Library 11, 12. LOTTIE KAYE TUCKER: SCA 10; Band 10; FHA 10 (Songleader); Pep 12; FBLA 12. DELORES DEANINA TURMAN: FBLA 12; Band 10, 11, 12; SCA 11; Science 10; Basketball 10, 11. LINDA KAYE UTLEY: Band 10, 11, 12; Drama 10, 11, 12; Dance 10 (Vice-Pres.); Science 11, 12; Newspaper 10; Library 10; Track 11, 12; Honor Society 11, 12. PAMELA GAIL VIGLINO: Dance 10. DEBORAH SUE WAGONER: DECA 11. DORIS ANN WAGONER: Art 11 (Sec.); Cheerleader 11; Pep 11; FBLA 12; SCA 10. LARRY DONALD WEBB: SCA 12; FFA. VICTOR FREDERICK WERTHEIMER iil: DECA 10, 11, 12; Band 10, 11. JAMES REGINALD WHITE, JR: DECA 10, 11 (Vice-Pres.), 12 (Pres.); Pep 12; SCA 11. 58 SHELIA MAE WILLIAMS: DECA 10 (Parliamentarian); Chorus 10, 11 (Sec.), 12 (Sec.); Band Flag Carrier 11; Pom Pom 12. TONIA LOLITA WILSON: French 10; Pep 11, 12; FBLA 11, 12; Band 10, Lier 2: THELMA ELIZABETH WITCHER: Pep 10, 12; Science 10, 11; FBLA 11; Dramall (Vice-Pres.), 12; Pom Pom Tivi2: JANICE ELOISE WRIGHT: DECA 10 (Chaplain); FBLA 11, 12 (Historian); Pep 12. LINDA DOREEN WRIGHT: FBLA 11, 12; Art 12. ERNEST ANDREW YATES: French 10. MICHAEL ANTHONY YOUNG: Pep 11. . (La) iss 7 . Nc rs SS � 473s) Bictia chee nS | ato how rere pyr} 4 Re, ‘ag LEM HT 2A aS a wy OoHy - ooovonr) b- borg x Es Br ee oy eee alti a ' ; : ira pmo pl rye or 9 Vane Coo oprenn typ re Ce Seer pee Yoroysiess ooo 5 Put é ae PER ed imo 2Leg 5 ® Yona SS eu ree 8 os V2ve Morn 7 3SwW oS Oass a aan 0. Tee SUPEK SENIORS 59 The Three Phases of Nottoway Life: 60 A Gore bess Confusion to Perfection 61 62 JUNIORS Adolphus Allen Bruce Allen Catrillia Allen Linda Anderson Ronnie Andrews Robin Baldwin Mark Bass Robin Bates Ronnie Baughan Gwendyin Belle Shelia Benway Charles Beverly George Black Lorraine Blackwell Kim Blalock Pam Boelte William Bolling Debbie Boman James Booker James Booth Robert Branch James Buie Johnna Burroughs Tammy Caldwell Lawrence Campbell Virginia Campbell Dana Chapman Patricia Christopher Shevonne Clover Harriet Coleman Janis Coleman Theodore Coleman David Craft Jay Crannis Sandra Crenshaw OF 1981 JUNIORS Michael Curtis Linwood Dagner David Dooley Veronica Downs Rita Driver Ralph Edmonds Teresa Edmonds Alice Eppes Ella Epes David Eppes Christie Evans Clanelle Evans Tom Flowers Tracy Ford Paul Freed Gary Gibbs Ricky Gibbs Penny Gibson Debbie Goldsmith Lisa Hamilton Sheri Hamlett Jackie Hanks Phyllis Harris Michael Harry Tony Hass Carl Hawkes Deitra Hawkes Wayne Hawkes Angela Hicks Rosa Hicks Angie Hood Jim Hudgins Herbert Hughes Suzanne Hunte Carson Hurt 63 THE - FU TURE Welies Reidy Ingram Richard Ingram Randy Ison Patricia Jackson Joseph Johnson Larry Johnson Freeman Jones Gary Jones Valerie Jones Keith Joyner Karen Keeton Sherry Kidd Sabrina King Vera King Mark Kirby Cynthia Knight Lynne Lawrence Jerry Lee Jeff Leighty Sandra Leonard Brian Lewis Dazel Lewis Amelia Lloyd Pamela Lloyd Sareda Love ] Co : yy Todd Martin Jernell Mason Sondra Mason Kelly McBride Donnie McDaniel Twalla Moore Shawn Myers Tammy Nines Jay Norton Patricia Nunnelly 64 IN OUR HANDS Kim Obradovic Gwendylin Oliver Maurice Oliver Mary Orange Mary Owen Toni Patterson James Pegram Shorraine Pettis David Gilliland David Pollack Sissy Pollock Johnny Powell Barry Prescott Nikki Pruitt Tyrone Ransome Stanley Reekes Teresa Rice Keith Roberts Inetta Robertson Bryant Robertson Jean Robertson Shirl Robertson Terry Robertson Liesje Schaubach Betsy Smith Kenneth Smith Shelia Smith Elizabeth Sparks Richard Stallings Arthur Thomason Dwight Thornton Delbert Tidwell James Tucker Daphne Verser Harmon Verser 65 Kevin Whisenant Pamela Williams Wayne Wood Laurie Wynn 66 MOVE OVER SENIORS Tommy Adams Connie Akers Tony Atkins Franklin Bishop Gregory Boyd Brian Cummins Gerald Dagner Sandra Dagner Mutrey Davis Denise Dewit Terry Eanes NOT SHOWN Sandra Eppes Rosa Fitzgerald Gus Folwkes David Gilliland Billy Joe Good Micheal Gregory Nicholas Gregory Phylis Harris Richard Holte Nellylene Jesters Dean Jenkins Charles Jones Debra Jones Sondra Jones Sherri Jones Walter Jones Andy Leonard Gloria Lawson Agnes McDanial Teresa McDanial Cheryl Partolow Richard Walker Terry Walker Donna Wallace Clinton Washington Linda Watson Ronnie Watson Billy Webb Wanda White Yvonne Wenger Johnny Weston Scott Wingo Sylvia Wingo Jackie Young Martha Younger Dorice Phillips Micheal Reeves Roger Reynolds Micheal Roberts Dan Stokes Katie Stokes Alvin Williams Charlene Willians Russil Wills Waverly Yates HERE WE COME The End is Near The end is near don’t wait for it, It will be here before you know it. In just one year we will be gone, We’ll leave our student body to carry on. Make the best of it, the end is near, We’ll be gone in one short year! The Class nobody wanted... ! Hard at Work? Ha! Ha! Morning gossip in the halls. 67 JUNIOR FACES Wonder what Patricia Is day dreaming about? Different ways to relax before bell time Learning can be 68 JUNIOR PLACES The Monday morning blahs! Kenneth supports his class at a Pep Rally. enjoyable, serious, or boring. 69 70 Bob Agnew Tammy Baines Valerie Birdsong Brenda Boger Melissa Buchanan Polly Covington SOPHOMORES Henry Anderson David Ballou John Bishop Jeffrey Bolling Tammy Burcham Donald Craft Lynn Armes Warren Bassfield Lewis Bishop Diana Boman Angie Cash Hugh Crenshaw Rhonda Armes Ronnie Bates Phyllis Bishop Deanne Bolter Curtis Casper Kim Cummins Tracy Armes Louise Belle Sherry Black Jerry Bowler Dorene Casper Kent Carwile Elizabeth Arrington Donnie Benson Juanita Black Russell Bowles Robin Childress Gerald Dagner Amy Atkinson Brian Billings Wallace Bland Dawn Brown Brian Clary Donna Davidson Kenneth Davis Sharon Elder Louis Farley Deborah Fuller Eddie Haizlip Larry Hawkes Mutrey Davis Keith Edmonds Johnny Fenell Jean Furgeson Shirl Hamilton Vincent Hawkes Bert Day Lyell Elliot John Ferguson Teresa Gilcrest Jerry Hammonds Brenda Hester John Dore George Eppes Henry Fitzgerald Marcia Gravitt Jackle Hancock John Hicks Robert Deskins Michael Eppes Felipe Fowlkes Nicholas Gregory James Happle Andrey Hillard OPHOMORES Betty Easter John Esposito Dale Fisher Linda Griffin Sylvia Harris James Hodge Samuel Edmonds Anthony Farley Theresa Fowlkes Teresa Hagman Thomas Harris Frank Hughes vf 72 Karen Hurt Pinnie Jefferson Patty Johnson Robert Jones Wendy Kirk Earl Leighty SOPHOMORES Reidy Ingram Earl Jennings Wanda Johnson Shardene Jones Evelyn Knight Howard Levy Bill Jackson Phyllis Jennings Allen Jones Sherri Jones Janet Knight Denise Lewis Frankie Jackson Nellylene Jesters Bobby Jones Timmy Kanipe Gloria Lawson Linda Lewis Joe Jackson Barbara Johnson Clarence Jones Michele Keeton Perry Lee Gayle Maitland Laura Jackson Hattie Johnson Danette Jones Dianne King Sherry Lee Penny Marshall Clinton Jefferson Louls Johnson Larry Jones Sherry King Susan Lee Cathy Mayton Greg Marston David Miracle Patsy Nash Morriss Oliver Robert Pegram Johnny Rakes SOPHOMORES Irvin Mas on Wesley Montgomery Lisa Neal Pamela Oliver Al Phillips Chery! Randle John McCann Scottie Morton Terri Neal Theresa Oliver Michael Pomeroy James Rice Robin McClure Ronald Mountcastle Karla Norton Dee Orange Carl Price Jimmie Robertson Kevin Mercier Dianne Mullins Sterling Norton Deanna Osborne Gayle Price Tommy Robertson Randy Miller Stevie Myers Mike Obradovic Cheryl Partlow Angela Pritchard Guy Rockwell Troy Miller Tamra Myers Marvin Oliver Tammy Paul Reggie Pritchett Sharon Rowe 1s SOPHOMORES Amy Seward Shelita Shepherd 4, Dottie Shields Dean Simmons Greg Simpson Jackle Stables Linda Slaughter Ralph Spivey Mary Stuart Barbara Sparks Missy Strumb Gary Taggart Wayne Taylor Gwendolyn Thorpe Barney Timberlake Mike Traylor Angela Tucker Cindy Vernon Linda Vick Betty Walker Allison Ward Edward Washington Bernell Watson Lawrence White Allison Wilborn Yolanda Williams Todd Weston Patricia Wilmer Parker Wingfield Wayne Wilson Hugh Runion Julie Stamper Kathy Tasciotti Penny Verser Kenney Whisenant Tommy Wright 74 Not Shown Robert Bauer Kent Carwile Zachery Crawley Lisa Daniel Calvin Davis Etta Fitzerald Tommy Hardy James Harris Harry Hawks Joseph Hicks Francis Jennings Debra Knight Ernest Marshall Jeffrey Ooten SOPHOMORES Donald Ostrander Cynthia Patterson John Peade Thomas Settle Marvin Vaughan Lois Wainwright Richard Walker Shelton Wills Teresa Wilson Larry Winn Ronald Wise Bruce Woodley Martha Younger Is it time to go yet? Who do you want? Me? Are you busy tonight? 75 Ue oe YE ADMINISTRATION Thomas Stafford: rae yay? Vy W. B. Hurt: Principal Howard Mustian: Assistant Superint Jesse Taylor: Assistant a ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Harv Garriss: English; Chess Club Miss Sharon L. Eppes: English Drama; Drama Club Miss Mary L. Coleman: English; SCA Mrs. Shelley A. Elkins: English; Yearbook Mrs. Carolyn M. Nowlin: English Mrs. Patricia Johnson: English Barrow Cyrus: English; Head Photographer for Nearb eons ( ¢! how vel 4 } Ayia eee Lei A, plonseee, (hae Voc a “eh A ee Best ii] hoture : pat oe a 7 : i Y Vou ee tar - Re: io eee im Via” Ase “May H- schitee’ DEP RTMENT 4 ova Wim Be Sle wee tent or | Mrs. Bettie W. Ingram: Mathematics; Jr. Yara et ; Cheerleaders | fs Mrs. Flossie O. Moore: Biology; Science Mrs. Janet R. Kasparian: Biology; Physics; Chemistry; Advanced Sciences Joseph A. May: Mathematics; Football Coach Mrs. Mari A. McDaniel: Mathematics James L. Lewis: Biology; Advanced Sciences; Science Club 76 ANCOR ol bn wy S r A —GOVERNME Ms. Lind Harris: Government; U.S ° Mrs. Armetta J. Collins: U.S. Histo Mrs. Linda T. McPeters: World Geography; History; U.S. History John A. Davis: Government George Elkins: World History; Government , PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND DRIVERS EDUCATION Ms. Delle E. Molloy: Driver Education; Physical Education; Basketball Coach; Assistant Softball Coach and Girls) Ms. L. Lynn Cox: Physical Education; Driver Educa- tion; Assistant Basketball Coach; Softball Coach Roy H. Walton, Jr.: Physical Education; Monogram Club; Assis- tant Football Coach i yer wi ONT WO yew | Yr SMES PARTMENT, Mrs. Juanita A. Yates: Business Lt Mrs. Anne Stinson: Clerk T til Tse Vv Cheerleader; FBLA (Re Mrs. Cornelia |. DeBusk: staat World Ron White: In School Suspension; Basketball Coach; Track Coach (Boys Richard H. Ingram, Jr.: General Business; Economics; Assistant Foot- ball Coach; Baseball Coach z pee i SOlOgs FO FOREIGN LANGUAGE Warren Zuger: Latin, U.S. History Graham Tucker: French, French Club Meriwether V. Smith, Jr.: Spanish; Spanish Club fx gy ¥. be, ) HOME EC. ve NA ECA—SPECIAL Tom Coleman: Special Education; Special Olym- nN} } pics Coordinator gf NDJARTS yr ; : L. E. Williamson, Jr.: Agri- ie Ms. Margaret M. Springer: Business; FFA c William A. Twiford: In- dustrial Arts; Modern In- dustry and Technology; Industrial Arts Club ni 9 Agri-Prod.; FFA Sponsor of Ms. Penny Harding: Home Economics; FHA Sponsor Ms. Deborah L. Boggs: Dis- tributive Education; DECA LIBRARIAN—ART—BAND—CHORUS Betty C. Neal: Librarian; Library Club Mrs. Marianne F. Wells: Art; Art Club Mrs. Miriam C. Walton: Music Appreciation; Chorus; Choral Club Mrs. Deborah Elliott: Art Lowell S. Harper: Band; Jazz Band; Concert Band; Cougar Marching Band s ‘ he oot 3 ‘. é: ih, pages VOVUWE WOWIKOUS GUIDANCE—SECRETARIES Mrs. Sarah G. Carson: Guidance; National Honor Society Mrs. Corine A. Smith: Guidance; National Honor Society Mrs. Barbara Slaughter: Secretary to Principal Mrs. Thelma Gallion: Secretary to Assistant Principal , 9 ‘ 1,7 re } ; Jat) (4. snag _ Riots , j sod yLaAy Cindy sa Ce - a ; ° oe e.. yo? TS a aes t4e7 Ler TW cae re oe So oe ASA ee eS ; hi ; ad jv is fe. im Teath Pot cad AM” j we? ie 1h me eee ag Ae gp 4 a s aN vo fs wh _e Wd é A Dont Yat ur ‘ Tie bey « ‘: ge pe At wee i a a aed ” CAFETERIA 2, Katherine’ Young, Lucille Phillips, Laura Hawkes, Ellazene Rice CUSTODIANS Melvin Oliver, Alice Lane, David Fitzgerald BUS DRIVERS Clyde Hobbs, Tex Goad, Millie Ison, Donna Ison, Mary Hardy, Racheal Vaughan, Viola Parker 80 vo ’ Exterior Ed 2 4555 _ SeORT low prices on NEW ared in muslinichina ’ Dorsey's man CHF chairs and sell’mary Qinishing apd uphob BES| (bomy € Morenead LY UPHOLS | ACME QUALI ck sail 200 N College ;(ntertor Decoration Cons fopfoll planning service and e¢. ‘déign (nterior and extg )'Dg apd papering to suit mechanic Call $20 trained ory ‘ = Portable used $29 Used Portable. reasonablg n your ho Green sta iber 9x12 EST—DESK. FRIGERATOR Hot It condition $75. 2-654 [FRIGERATOR 9 ft pes, 2 pair floral EEZER (4 hole) $ IGIDAIRE 10 ft | “experience ml V SFRVICE _ — Quaranieed. Re. Ws today We give WELDON? “In Douglas Ample Parking SPINET ORGAN $ Piano—Upright. Al | Carolina TV a |M-Dowell Ca YER DL ADS wll 81 82 CLAY’S FARM SUPPLY 133 West Carolina Avenue Crewe, Virginia 23930 HAMNER-McMILLIAN FUNERAL HOME Blackstone, VA 23824 Phone: 292-3240 . 2 ee at’ BLACKSTONE RESTAURANT 123 South Main Street ‘“Blackstone’s Favorite Eating Place’’ Stella and Steve Vasilakos WEST’S FOOD CENTER ‘We Give S H Green Stamps’’ Blackstone, VA CREWE LAUNDRY DRY CLEANERS, INC. ; Laundry Dry Cleaning Services COLE Ss Crewe, VA ) MEN’S SHOP 645-9214 108 N. Main ‘‘Home of Fine Clothes” SHEFFIELD FURNITURE CO., INC. ‘Furniture Specialists” We Guarantee You Our Lowest Price Whenever You Buy Blackstone, VA Blackstone, VA Phone: 292-7228 Free Parking Free Delivery Randy | Jon Hic Crewe, VA FREEMAN AUTO PARTS Blackstone 292-4371 Crewe 645-8867 SULLIVAN’S TAVERN 100% N. Main St. Blackstone, VA Pizza Submarine Sandwiches BISHOP DATSUN MOTOR CO., INC. Crewe, Virginia 23930 Phone: 645-8837 Phone: 292-7942 Hot, Molten Rock n’' Roll af The 25.8 JOURNAL son MAGMA Mark Bass KS Dexter Payne Tommy Settle For more info call 645-8876 CREWE-BURKEVILLE JOURNAL BOOKER’S SUPPLY Hardware, Plumbing, and Feed 107 E. Carolina Ave. “Serving Progressive And Historic Nottoway County, All The Way, All The Time” 645-7870 tule Cur | YD iid ao Congratulations Seniors! GREENLEAF DAIRY ‘ojio ior CUAL Ya hn EHith une Yha | Str, SW ano Blackstone, VA Colonial Heights, VA 84 BARROW GROCERY COMPANY INCORPORATED HILL’S 5¢ to $1.00 Crewe, VA “Save Your Dimes For Us And We Will Save You Dollars” FLAT ROCK PLUMBING HEATING Blackstone, VA 804-292-4496 Compliments of UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE Big Orange”’ Alumnus L.£E. SIMMONS MONUMENT CO. Crewe, VA “Monuments That Last Until Everlasting’’ BEVELL’S HARDWARE Blackstone, VA Congratulations From “BILLY'S BILLY’S DRIVE-IN 645-9555 Crewe, VA Texaco Gas Oil, Fancy Groceries Ice Cream, Sandwiches, Cold Drinks GOLDEN KEY INN Mr. Mrs. A.L. Simmons, Props., ph. 292-3906 Rte. 460, 3 miles West of Blackstone, VA. SCHAUBACH BUICK, INC. “Service Is First’’ Crewe, VA 645-7755 BILL'S AUTO SERVICE - John W. Thompson = RFD 1, Box 173. a Crewe, VA. Highway 49. 645-9625 WHITE FRONT, INC. Your Richfood Supermarket 706 N. Main St. Blackstone, VA 23824 NOTTOWAY PUBLISHING CO. says “Congratulations Seniors” SOUTHSIDE SPORTING GOODS Maynard Lynn Chase City Virginia BLACKSTONE FUEL SUPPLY CO., INC. Congratulations Seniors! Exxon Petroleum Products from Purina Chows Phone: 292-7214 BLACKSTONE QUALITY CARS Cars — Trucks — Motorcycles Blackstone Va. 23824 IRBY INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. Blackstone, Virginia ‘Nottoway County's Oldest”’ Rick Schneph — Owner THE TRADING Post | The Store For The Working a Man And His Family — oo Congratulations Seniors _ Broad High $ Streets - Blackstone, va. : He : : : a FIDELITY AMERICAN BANK Blackstone, VA 23824 292-7294 Hammock Rand Motors Inc. JONES AND COMPANY INSURANCE ‘This Agency Is As Old As This Town’’ Blackstone, Va. 23824 645-7314 “Crewe, VA 310 North Main Street BANARSDALL'S In Crewe Since ‘'22 Phone: 635-7452 Crewe, VA 86 The Old Garage Amusement Center Feeds — Seeds — Fertilizers Household and Farm Supplies Plants in Season Goldfish, Tropical Fish and Supplies PLANTERS Your Southern States Co-op Agency Blackstone, VA NO AGE REQUIREMENTS SPENCER’S DRUG STORE Blackstone, VA Franklin Yancey, R. Ph. : 9:00-8:00 Mon.—Fri. BILLY’S FOOD BARN a 9:00-6:00 Saturday Blackstone, VA Compliments of BURKEVILLE DRUG STORE Burkeville, VA J. W. Dooley Sr. — Pharmacist CREWE KO-OP STORE, INC. “Where Your Dollar Has More Cents” 645-7424 Crewe, VA VIRGINIA NATIONAL BANK “Come Bank With Us In Crewe and Burkeville”’ This Is Your Symbol of Full-Service Banking... (804) 645-7726 (804) 767-5518 ‘““Crewe's Only Exclusive WATKINS JEWELERS Women's Store WILSON’S Ladies and Junior Wear “Class Rings’’ Bridges Headquarters and Gifts For All Occasions Keepsake Diamonds MERCURY CLEANERS, INC. Bulova and Seiko Watches For Your Dry Cleaning Needs 110 South Main Street, Blackstone, VA Blackstone, VA 292-3230 292-3476 87 ) Cum J opsss We As TL OB GSS8—-O Yor AS Cum RY SHON fo Rtn. S COLO Buocalaly ust Adealk en CW) ee AS Bee Romain aQinoor pmptee Cort oil on Contocond BALFOUR. as aoe Nyse ¢ GW Gn ee Ode -Sloun | a Tete Qind CSONLRQ LOD oe Dr 04 A@rceh Represented by: Mr. Charles G. Mottley Mer CON Clolus) Lumen ter ob BoE ae Oe Seal Gund she backs 4 Wed dla 'ASOL susunnuenp totes seasons Oeel EE ae West Heres Street Ord mn Ql Aaa Virginia, Sos nad Yo buy Ham oud! x Oud add Teing ans Uag dy t HOW AS lan Caossun et ari ea Geter APS eRe +, tee 1 Qi WH WOKS eamesite ; : : BA amd malo soy ie ‘ ae se ongratulations Seniors Best of youd in the eee LOM YL aan akan ag “aan Ake Phe RSING Yo! tees a Leu. Shanta 4 h Aa ee Se eo an Fae et uae pet Se D hand ) ackstone, Va Phone: 1 me Of sees Gana Od Vng So esa SD Wa neice wae WRiratAGII Lo so ) St ee ten ee SK SO 7 © calllace’ an a Coriserving Energy Makes It Possible To Stretch Out The World's Dwindling Resources While New. Technologies Are Being Developed. Energy conservation does not mean austerity or a lower standard of living. But it does mean some consumer and industry consumption patterns must be altered. Without conservation as part of a comprehensive national energy policy, energy shortages could severly restrict the opportunities and advantages we now enjoy, and limit our ability to pursue our traditional hopes and dreams for a better life. SOUTHSIDE ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE _ Crewe, Virginia BRADSHAW FORD, INC. Highway 460 — West WINN FURNITURE COMPANY Blackstone, VA Crewe, VA 23930 Telephone: 645-8925 THOMPSON HARDWARE CO. Quality Hardware and Paint SOUTH MAIN TEXACO Burkeville, VA Blackstone, VA Phone: 292-4821 CRITTENDEN’S DRUG STORE Jim and Carla King, Pharmacists “Your Health Is Our Specialty” HERBERT T. HALL, CO. B. P. Distributor Crewe, VA Roanoke Bulk Barns Burkeville, VA 23922 767-5281 645-9545 89 90 as RITIZENS NG AN tI he ae ‘Service with Safety Since 1873” Member FDIC and Federal Reserve CRADDOCK-TERRY SHOE CORP. Lynchburg, Virginia @ Founded in Lynchburg in 1888 @ 9 Manufacturing plants in Virginia @ Craddock-Terry employs over 3500 in Va. Look for these brands at your favorite store Auditions—Andiamo—Wispies—Contempos—Carousel— Fashion Craft—American Gentleman—Bob Smart CIRCLE SALES INC. 7-Up Canada Dry WAYNE’S AUTO PARTS 311 N. Main Street Blackstone, Va. Phone: 292-4812 BIG TEE LEVI’S Panatela ; Slacks And Tops Family Restaurant Route 460 Crewe, VA BRADFORD’S GROCERY McCulloch Chain Saws Kody-Kart Go-Carts Sales Service Route 3 Blackstone, Va. 292-4972 on 92 Blackstone Broadcasting Corporation The ‘‘Cougar Booster Club’’ Network THE COUNTRY SQUIRE 140 S. Main St. Blackstone, VA 292-4649 Your Fashion Center For All Of Your Latest Fashions See Us For Your Prom Formals W.S. KINCHLOE AND SON, INC. Mens and Boys Outfitters Termite And Pest Control Free Inspections BOSWELL EXTERMINATORS, INC. 117 S. Main St. Blackstone, VA Phone: 292-4266 Quasar — Zenith — Philco Gibson and Frigidaire Appliances SHEFFIELD TV APPLIANCES . 106 N. Main Street, Blackstone, VA 292-4011 “It Pays To Deal With A Serving Dealer”’ CREWE FLORIST GIFTS “Flowers for all Occasion”’ 211 Carter Street Crewe, Virginia 23930 SANITARY BARBER SHOP Open Daily Blackstone, Va. Randy Whitby Ray Whitby EPES SUPPLY CO. INC. Blackstone, Va. ec� ALOI-UMSTEAD @ BLACKSTONE, VIRGINIA Blackstone, Va. ; ; Phone: 292-4732 Paul D. Coleman Congratulations Seniors! Re ue KOR LUCK AND poud 1 Goon Toe etme eine Lae ee ee af ee Wu AERA. abe Sa ee BEST F WISHE: oa Tune 0 wary om MOND SPO Me SON, +0 Nw ow) ute Ru ee eee Lose “Suter ino UU GualL SENIO ‘S a gies Sor aoe Daatect t Fhayceenares ue 0 Awect | ese ONG, to : SOUL © Aue: Salt Par Ee OY Glau O-4CE he 2) Opor's GE. - WLCQuse 4G | pound SOMO” CDennis) OND LI hORL at Pes. noe ‘ Qo Mw, (kot | Pee ore then Se Bein ‘ie OTTO WA YEARBOOK “air Syd” ny just ee a pow tino. Oped 1 prusnd QLO ae tar Ours SUCK lou et Og We wees Ond STAFF u! 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ESET TS Hi SVs A Adams, Tommy, 11 Agnew, Bob, 20,36,70 Allen, Adolphus, 62 Allen, Bruce, 37,39,62 Allen, Catrillia, 62 Allen, Joyce, 35,37,38,39,46 Allen, Michael, 36,38,39,40 Allen, Stephen, 46 Anderson, Henry, 37,70 Anderson, Linday 38,39,62 Andrews, Ronnie, 62 Armes, Lynn, 10,34,35,70 Armes, Rhonda, 35,70 Armes, Tammy, 46 Armes, Tracy, 37,70 Arrington, Elizabeth, 70 Atkins, Sandra, 38,41,46 Attwood, James, 37,46 Atkinson, Amy, 70 Baldwin, Robin, 34,35,36,62 Ballou, David, 41,70 Barlow, Sharon, 35,38,42,46 Barbour, Thomas, 6 Bass, Mark, 62 Bassfield, Warren, 37,70 Bates, Robin, 38,62 Bates, Ronnie, 70 Baughan, Ronnie, 37,62 Bayne, Tammy, 70 Bell, Robert, 38 Belle, Gwen, 31,34,36,39,62 Belle, Louise, 70 Benson, Donnie, 70 Benway, Sheila, 37,62 Berman, Dianna, 41 Beverly, Charles, 62 Billings, Brian, 37,70 Birdsong, Valerie, 10,31,39,70 Bishop, Franklin, 37 Bishop, John, 70 Bishop, Lewis, 37,70 Bishop, Phyllis, 70 Bishop, Rebecca, 38,46 Black, George, 20,38,40,62 Black, Juanita, 39,41,70 Black, Sherry, 31,34,36,39,70 Blackwell, Lorraine, 40,62 Blalock, 38,62 Bland, Jacqueline, 38,39,46 Bland, James, 20 Bland, Sandra V., 14,37,38,39,46 Bland, Wallace, 41,70 Blankenship, Billy, 38 98 IINID EX Blevins, Chester, 37,46 Blevins, Danta, 40,46 Boelte, Pam, 10,36,40,62 Boelte, Ronald, 37,46 Boger, Brenda, 36,70 Boggs, Deborah, 38,76 Bolling, Jeff, 41,70 Bolling, William, 62 Bolter, DeeAnne, 39,70 Boman, Debbie, 34,43,62 Boman, Diana, 22,35,70 Boman, Doug, 20,36,37,40,46 Booker, James, 20,34,38,39,62 Booker, Jean, 46 Booth, Eloise, 46 Booth, James, 37,41,62 Borum, Cynthia, 38,46 Boswell, Billy, 20 Bowler, Jerry, 38,39,70 Bowles, Russell, 20,70 Bowlins, Glenn, 37 Bradly, Raymond, 4,39,46 Branch, Lorenzo, 36,46 Branch, Robert, 62 Branch, Rosa, 8 Branch, Sandra, 46 Brown, Dawn, 35,70 Brugos, David, 37,47 Brugos, Wendy, 38,47 Buchanan, Melissa, 70 Buie, James, 39,62 Burcham, Tammy, 70 Burroughs, Johnna, 38,62 C Caldwell, Tammy, 38,62 Campbell, Lawrence, 62 Campbell, Virginia, 22,62 Carter, George, 38,39,40,47 Carter, Ricky, 20,40,47 Carwile, Kent, 39,70 Cary, Brian, 10,34,36,40,47 Cash, Angie, 70 Casper, Curtis, 70 Casper, Danny 37 Casper, Dorene, 70 Cawley, Patricia, 47 Chapman, Dana, 38,39,42,62 Childress, Robin, 38,70 Christopher, Patricia, 35,62 Chumney, Donna, 47 Clark, Bryan, 47 Clark, Olivia, 5,35,36,38,47 Clary, Brian, 39,41,70 Clary, Ellen, 22,38,39,40,41,47 Cliborne, Crystal, 35,40,41,47 Clover, Shevonne, 35,38,40,62 Coates, Henry, 47 Cochran, Dianne, 34,35,47 Coleman, Earl, 8,14,20,39,40,47 Coleman, Harriett, 39,62 Coleman, Jacqueline, 47 Coleman, Janis, 22,39,41,62 Coleman, Juanita, 47 Coleman, Mrs. Mary, 8,76 Coleman, Nellie, 38,39,47 Coleman, Theodore, 39,62 Coleman, Tom, 78 Collins, Mrs. Arnetta J., 77 Cousin, Darryl, 38,39,47 Covington, Polly, 39,70 Cox, Ms. Lynn, 22,77 Craft, David, 62 Craft, Donald, 70 Craig, Jacqueline, 47 Crannis, Jay, 37,40,62 Crenshaw, Cynthia, 36,38,47 Crenshaw, Hugh, 70 Crenshaw, Sandra, 62 Critzer, Ora, 48 Crowder, Eddie, 37,38,48 Cummins, Kim, 5,31,36,39,70 Cundiff, Kenneth, 37,48 Curtis, Michael, 38,63 Cyrus, Barrow, 76 D Dagner, Carolyn, 48 Dagner, Garald, 70 Dagner, Linwood, 63 Dalton, Ronald, 37,48 Daniel, Ray, 40,48 Davidson, Donna, 38,70 Davis, John A., 77 Davis, Keith, 10,20,34,40,48 Davis, Kenneth, 35,38,71 Davis, Mutrey, 71 Day, Bert, 71 DeBusk, Mrs. Cornelia |., 38,77 Deskins, Robert, 37,71 Dooley, David, 37,39,63 Dove, John, 71 Downs, Vernoica, 36,39,41,63 Drinkard, Cindy, 36,48 Driver, Rita, 63 E Easter, Betty, 22,35,71 Echols, David, 41 Edmonds, Keith, 71 Edmonds, Ralph, 37,63 Edmonds, Sam, 38,39 Edmonds, Teresa, 38,63 Elder, Connie, 35,38,41,48 Elder, Sandra, 38,48 Elder, Sharon, 38,71 Elkins, George, 77 Elkins, Shelly, 37,76 Elliot, Lyell, 71 Epes, Delores, 38,39 Epes, Ella, 22,39,40,63 Eppes, Alice, 36,39,63 Eppes, David, 37,40,41,63 Eppes, Dorothy, 36,39,40,48 Eppes, George, 71 Eppes, Michael, 20,71 Eppes, Robert, 37 Eppes, Sherby, 14,35,38,40,48 Eppes, Thomas, 37,48 Esposito, John, 37,71 Evans, Christie, 38,39,63 Evans, Clanelle, 39,63 F Farley, Anthony, 71 Farley, Louis, 38,41,71 Fenell, Johnny, 36,39,71 Ferguson, John, 71 Fisher, Dale, 71 Fitzgerald, Henry, 38,71 Fitzgerald, Patricia, 41,48 Fitzgerald, Priscilla, 39,48 Fitzgerald, Sharon, 38,39,40,48 Flowers, Tom, 40,63 Ford, Sandra, 38,48 Ford, Tracy, 63 Fowlkes, Felipe, 71 Fowlkes, Glenn, 34,35,40,48 Fowlkes, Theresa, 71 Franklin, Linda, 38,48 Freed, Paul, 63 Fuller, Deborah, 71 Furgeson, Jean, 71 G Garriss, Harv, 76 Gibbs, Gary, 37,63 Gibbs, Ricky, 63 Gibson, Penny, 63 Gilcrest, Teresa, 34,71 Gillilane, David, 37,65 Goldsmith, Debbie, 38,63 Good, Billy Joe, 37 Gravitt, Marcia, 31,36,39,41,71 Gray, Jacqueline, 34,37,38,39, 41,48 Green, Jacqueline, 38,41,49 Green, Terance, 20 Green, Tommie, 38,49 Gregory, Alfreda, 38,49 Gregory, Nicholas, 41,71 Gregory, Timothy, 49 Greynolds, Crystal, 38,49 Griffin, Linda, 71 Gryder, Donnie, 10,11,40,49 H Hagaman, Teresa, 39,71 Hailey, Jerry, 49 Haizlip, Eddie, 38,71 Haizlip, Gary, 49 Hamilton, Lisa, 35,38,63 Hamilton, Ray, 37,39 Hamilton, Shirl, 35,71 Hamlet, Sheri, 31,34,39,63 Hammonds, Jerry, 71 Hancock, Jackie, 71 Hanks, Jackie, 63 Happle, James, 36,71 Harding, Penny, 35,78 Hardison, Portia, 34,38,49 Hardy, Freda, 49 Harper, Lowell, 41,78 Harris, Lawrence, 37,40,49 Harris, Ms. Linda, 77 Harris, Phyllis, 39,63 Harris, Sylvia, 39,71 Harris, Thomas, 38,71 Harry, Michael, 63 Haskins, Sue, 35,38,39,49 Hass, Tony, 37,63 Hawkes, Carl, 40,63 Hawles, Deitra, 15,22,40,43,63 Hawkes, Joanne, 38,49 Hawkes, Larry, 39,71 Hawkes, Vincent, 38,71 Hawkes, Wayne, 63 Hester, Brenda, 71 Hicks, Angela, 34,41,63 Hicks, John, 36,41,71 Hicks, Rosa, 63 Hillard, Andrey, 71 Hobbs, Mrs. Jean S., 38,77 Hodge, James, 71 Hodge, Virginia, 10,49 Hodges, George, 5,49 Holt, Nancy, 35,36,38,41,49 Holte, Richard, 37,39 Hood, Angie, 40,63 Hudgins, Jim, 6,40,63 Hudgins, Millie, 49 Hughes, Frank, 38,71 Hughes, Herbert, 38,63 Hunnings, Terrie, 10,37,49 Hunt, Suzanne, 63 Hurt, Carson, 10,22,40,41,43,64 Hurt, Karen, 22,39,71 Hurt, W. B., 76 Ingram, Betty W., 31,76 Ingram, Dickie, 20,38,77 Ingram, Reidy, 64,72 Ingram, Richard, 11,36,38,64 Irby, Vickie, 34,35,36,38,41, 43,49 Ison, Randy, 6,37,64 J Jackson, Bill, 72 Jackson, Frankie, 72 Jackson, Joe, 72 Jackson, Laura, 72 Jackson, Patricia, 64 Jefferies, Michael, 11,38,41,50 Jefferson, Clinton, 38,72 Jefferson, Connie, 38 Jefferson, Pamela, 35,38,50 Jefferson, Pinnie, 72 Jefferson, Sandra, 14,38,39, 42,43,50 Jenkins, Anthony, 37 Jennings, Arnold, 37 Jennings, Earl, 37,72 Jennings, Phyllis, 72 Jesters, Nellylene, 38,41,72 Jesters, Renauta, 36,50 Jeter, Vivian, 39,50 Johnson, Barbara, 72 Johnson, Elvis, 50 Johnson, Hattie, 38,72 Johnson, Joseph, 20,40,64 Johnson, Larry, 38,64 Johnson, Louis, 38,72 Johnson, Patricia, 76 Johnson, Patty, 38,72 Johnson, Suzanne, 50 Johnson, Wanda, 39,72 Jones, Allen, 20,72 Jones, Barbara, 50 Jones, Bobby, 37,72 Jones, Clarence, 38,72 Jones, Danette, 72 Jones, Darryl, 50 Jones, Debbie. 35,38,50 Jones, Freeman, 20,40,64 Jones, Larry, 20,38,72 Jones, Robert, 72 Jones, Shardene, 35,41,72 Jones, Sherri, 72 Jones, Valerie, 22,64 Jones, Walter, 20 Joyner, Keith, 6 K Kanipe, Cindy, 38,50 99 Kanipe, Timmy, 72 Kasparian, Janet, 76 Keeton, Karen, 36,39,40,41,64 Keeton, Michele, 39,41,72 Keller, Robert, 40,50 Kidd, Sherry, 35,64 King, Darlene, 36,38,39,41,50 King, Diane, 72 E King, Sabrina, 22,35,40,64 King, Sherry, 5,31,35,39,72 King, Vera, 36,40,64 Kirby, Mark, 64 Kirk, Wendy, 35,72 Knight, Charlene, 37,38,50 Knight, Cynthia, 10,34,36,39,64 Knight, Don, 10,34,36,37,40,50 Knight, Evelyn 34,39,72 Knight, Janet 72 L Lawrence, Lynne, 10,15,31,34,39, 40,43,64 Lawson, Al, 10,11,20,37,50 Lawson, Gloria, 35,72 Lee, Caroline, 34,35,37,40,41, 43,50 Lee, Jerry, 64 Lee, Perry, 72 Lee, Sherry, 22,35,36,72 Lee, Susan, 41,72 Leighty, Earl, 39,72 Leighty, Jeff, 64 Leonard, Andy, 37 Leonard, Sandra, 64 Levy, Howard, 20,72 Levy, Leslie, 34,35,36,40,50 Lewis, Brian, 11,64 Lewis, Dazel, 37,38,64 Lewis, Denise, 72 Lewis, Linda, 35,72 Lewis, Pearl, 38,40,50 Lewis, Sharon, 34,38,42,50 Limoge, Laurie, 22,34,51 Lloyd, Amelia, 15,34,37,39,64 Lloyd, Pamela, 64 Love, Sareda, 38,39,41,64 Lowry, Pam, 37,38,39,51 Lucas, Shirley, 37,39,41,51 M Maitland, Gayle, 36,37,72 Mann, Jeff, 11,20,37,51 Marshall, Penny, 72 Marston, Greg, 38,73 Martin, Chris, 37,51 Martin, Cynthia, 51 100 Martin, Gary, 38 Martin, Todd, 37,64 Mason, Irvin, 38,73 Mason, Jernell, 38,64 Mason, Sondra, 38,64 Matthew, David, 51 May, Joe, 20,76 Mayton, Cathy, 72 McBride, Kelly, 34,35,64 McCann, John, 73 McComas, Rodney, 11,37,51 McClure, Robin, 73 McDaniel, Donnie, 37,64 McDaniel, Mari, 76 McPeters, Linda T., 77 Mercier, Kevin, 37,73 Miller, Randy, 37,39,73 Miller, Troy, 37,73 Miracle, David, 10,37,73 Molloy, Delle, 22,77 Montgomery, Wesley, 73 Moore, Flossie, 35,76 Moore, Twalla, 34,38,39,64 Morgan, Selma, 36,51 Morton, Scottie, 37,73 Mountcastle, Ronald, 37,73 Mullins, Audrey, 38,51 Mullins, Dianne, 73 Mustian, Howard, 76 Myers, Katrina, 35,36,38,40, 43,51 Myers, Kim, 35,36,38,51 Myers, Shawn, 20,37,73 Myers, Tamara, 15,35,73 N Nelson, Terry, 37,51 Nines, Tammy, 38,64 Norton, Jay, 64 Nunnelly, Patricia, 38,65 Nash, Patsy, 73 Neal, Lisa, 35,41,73 Neal, Terri, 15,38,39,73 Norton, Karla, 41,73 Norton, Sterling, 73 Nash, Thomas, 36,39 Neal, Betty, 36,78 Nowlin, Carolyn, 76 O Obradovic, Kim, 10,35,38,65 Obradovic, Mike, 73 Oliver, Barbara, 36,38,39,51 Oliver, Gwen, 36,38,65 Oliver, Marvin, 34,39,73 Oliver, Maurice, 35,36,37,65 Oliver, Morriss, 35,41,73 Oliver, Pamela, 35,41,73 Oliver, Sandra, 51 Oliver, Theresa, 39,73 Orange, Dee, 73 Orange, Mary, 35,38,65 Osborne, Deanna, 39,73 Overby, Michelle, 41,51 Owen, Mary, 65 ¥ Palmer, Loida, 40,51 Parker, Shelia, 34,38,51 Partlow, Cheryl, 38,73 Patterson, Cindy, 36 Patterson, Toni, 35,38,65 Paul, Tammy, 31,39,73 Payne, Dexter, 8,10,14,20, 21,36,40,43,51 Pegram, James, 41,65 Pegram, Robert, 41,73 Pettis, Shorraine, 10,31,39, 65 Pollard, Cheryl, 38,39,52 Phillips, Dorice, 41 Pollack, David, 20,65 Pollack, Sissy, 10,22,35,38, 40,64 Pomeroy, Michael, 73 Powell, Johnny, 37,65 Prescott, Barry, 37,65 Price, Carl, 20,36,73 Price, Gayle, 39,41,73 Price, Yvette, 38,39,41,52 Pritchard, Angela, 39,73 Pritchett, Angela, 38 Pritchett, Reggie, 73 Procise, Deborah, 14,38,52 Pruitt, Nikki, 65 Q Queensberry, Karen, 36,37,52 R Rainey, Fred, 52 Rainey, Page, 14,36,38,39,52 Rakes, Johnny, 37,73 Randle, Cheryl, 73 Ransome, Tyrone, 36,41,65 Rash, Ricky, 40,41,52 Rather, Adreinne, 36,38,39, 40,52 Rather, Brenda, 36,38,39,40, 52 Rather, Patricia, 11,22,34,35, 39,40,43,52 Reekes, Stanley, 34,37,65 Reese, Juanita, 10,52 Reeves, Michael, 37 Rhodes, Joe, 11,20,21,38,39,52 Rice, Sheryl, 52 Rice, Delores, 10,14,35,36, 38,52 Rice, James, 37,73 Rice, Terry, 38,65 Ritchie, Jeff, 52 Roberts, Keith, 39,65 Robertson, Bryant, 38,65 Robertson, Jean, 36,65 Robertson, Inetta, 15,22,31,36, 39,40,65 Robertson, Jimmie, 38,73 Robertson, Shirl, 31,65 Robertson, Terry, 38,65 Robertson, Tommy, 20,36,73 Rockwell, Guy, 73 Rowe, Sharon, 38,39,73 Rowe, Shelia, 36,52 Runion, Hugh, 74 S Schaubach, Liesje, 31,35,39,40, 65 Seamster, Rhonda, 35,36,38,52 Settle, Tommy, 36,41 Seward, Amy, 39,74 Seward, Bettie, 52 Shepherd, Shelita, 74 Shields, Dottie, 74 Shreck, Billy, 35,37,38,52 Simmons, Dean, 74 Simpson, Greg, 34,74 Slaughter, Linda, 37,74 Smith, Betsy, 31,34,35,37,39, 65 Smith, Derrick, 35,40,52 Smith, Kenneth, 34,36,65 _ Smith, Meriwither, 36,78 Smith, Shelia, 39,65 Sparks, Barbara, 74 Sparks, Elizabeth, 38,65 Spivey, Ralph, 37,74 Springer, Margaret, 37,78 Stables, Jackie, 31,36,39,74 Stafford, Thomas, 76 Stallings, Richard, 37,65 Stamper, Jay, 34,40,41,53 Stamper, Julie, 74 Staylor, Cindy, 35,36,53 Stinson, Anne, 31,38,77 Stith, Dee Dee, 22,39,40,53 Stokes, Julian, 53 Stokes, Martha, 53 Strumb, Missy, 35,74 Stuart, Mary, 74 Sydnor, Fred, 39,40,53 T Taggart, Barry, 35,41,74 Tasciotti, Kathy, 74 Taylor, Jesse, 76 Taylor, Wayne, 37,74 Thomas, Jeff, 6,20,34,35,40, 53 Thomas, Michael, 36,53 Thomason, Arthur, 34,65 Thompson, Carol, 53 Thompson, Michael, 53 Thornton, Dwight, 65 Thornton, Michael, 37 Thorpe, Gwen, 74 Tidwell, Delbert, 65 Timberlake, Jennifer, 53 Timberlake, Barney, 74 Townsend, Bonnie, 10,38,53 Traylor, Mike, 74 Tucker, Angela, 74 Tucker, Barbara, 53 Tucker, Gary, 53 Tucker, Graham, 36,78 Tucker, James, 65 Tucker, Jose, 36 Tucker, Lottie, 39,53 Turman, Dee, 38,41,53 Twiford, William, 78 U Utley, Linda, 18,36,37,40, 41,53 V Varner, Mike, 39 Vaughan, Marvin, 36 Vernon, Cindy, 22,74 Verser, Daphne, 10,34,35,65 Verser, Harmon, 37,39,65 Verser, Penny, 35,74 Vick, Linda, 41,74 Viglino, Pam, 53 W Wagoner, Doris, 53 Wainwright, Lois, 39 Walker, Stacy, 35,53 Walker, Richard, 38,66 Walker, Terry, 35,38,66 Wallace, Donna, 35,38,66 Walton, Mariam C., 38,78 Walton, Roy, 20,77 Washington, Clinton, 36,66 Washington, Edward, 74 Watson, Bernell, 39,41,74 Watson, Linda, 66 Watson, Rodney, 20,66 Webb, Billy, 36,38,66 Webb, Larry, 37,39,54 Webb, Randy, 54 Wells, Maryanne, 78 Wenger, Yvonne, 35,36,37,66 Wertheimer, Victor, 38,41,54 Weston, Johnny, 38,66 Weston, Todd, 74 Whisenaut, Kenny, 37,74 Whisenaut, Kevin, 20,66 White, James, 38,54 White, Lawrence, 20,74 White, Ron, 77 Wilborn, Alison, 31,34,49,74 Williams, Darryl, 37 Williamson, James, 37,78 Williams, Pam, 66 Williams, Shelia, 38,42,54 Wingfield, Parker, 20,74 Wingo, Scott, 37,66 Wingo, Sylvia, 66 Wilmer, Patricia, 74 Wilson, Tonia, 38,47,54 Wilson, Wayne, 38,74 Wills, Paul, 38,39 Wills, Russel, 39 Wise, Kent, 20 Witcher, Thelma, 38,39,41,54 Wright, Janice, 38,40,54 Wright, Tammy, 74 Wynn, Laurie, 34,37,39,41,66 Ve Yates, Juanita A., 38,77 Yeatts, Dorothy R., 38,77 Yeatts, Marshal, 36,54 Young, Jackie, 39,66 Younger, Martha, 36,66 Z Zuger, Warren, 39,78 102 103 SW CLO SIM G As we passed from the 705 to the 805, we began to realize that this ee ae a Ys yk. 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