Patrick Henry High School - Voice Yearbook (Ashland, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1970 volume:

; ,■ L -V C i| ,- iso v siswo jV yM. C r S 1 tes ]h g vjO X r - CU u-£ Q.S. (StA ) 5 ah _. Of SsJp Aaj- n - L bUiy { V C ' nJ yy Asv 1 Z 1 i y ' cAcl u o aj , ' TuJ. 0 1970 VOICE Presents ‘ PATRIOTS ON THE MOVE ” TH PROPERTY OF - LIBRARY OF VERGIi ' RICHMOND, VA Table Of Contents Foreword ...4 ' Faculty 6 Classes 22 Sports . 56 Organizations 86 Features A 26 Advertisements ......... — 134 Index .... — 147 f w Iii every class, organization, and event Pa- on the Move” can be seen through Patrick Henry. The annual staff would now like to present the theme of the 1970 Voice” as Patriots on the Move.” FA CUL TY Principal And Mr. Alfred W. Turner. Jr., principal at Patrick Henry High School, meets the many tedious jobs with wisdom and care as he strives to make P. H. bet- ter. Mr. Turner finds many jobs in need of attention during a day’s work. 8 Assistant Principal Mr. R. Watson Durham, assistant principal at Pat- rick Henry High School, is deeply respected by all students because of his interest and concern with the problems that face all. 9 !■ Mrs. Bumpass has been a member of the of- fice staff at PH for a number of years. She was moved into a new office this year to accomodate her increasing number of tasks. With her willing and warm smile, she helps the students greet each new day with enthusiam. Office Workers Mrs. Harris is at PH for the first year. She has the almost impossible job of receptionist and secretary at PH. Forever being interrupted by people needing help, she never loses patience and she goes about her task quietly. With her warm smile and personality, she is a friend to ev- eryone. 10 Guidance Department MRS. ELIZABETH WETSEL MRS. MARJORIE WEST MRS. JESSIE CAMPBELL Marv Washington College Virginia Union University Southeastern State College Art Department 1 1 Social Studies Department MR. ROBERT DuPRIEST Randolph-Macon College MRS. LINDA LUCK Mary Washington College MR. WILLIAM MARTZ Universitv of Tennessee MRS. CONNIE MARTZ Madison College MR. GARLAND LLOYD Richmond Professional Insti- tute MRS. MONA McCLURKIN University of Arkansas REV. ROBERT BOWLES Virginia Union and Columbia University MR. LOUIS FLANAGAN Washington and Lee, not pictured Library 12 Math Department MRS. KATHLEEN PUGH Flora MacDonald College MRS. IDA GAYLES Virginia State College MISS MARVINE LANIER Westhampton College MRS. MARY LANCASTER Winston-Salem College Mechanical Drawing MRS. PHYLLIS ANDREWS University of Virginia Besides teaching Mechanical Drawing, Mrs. Andrews is also a Math teacher. 13 Science Department MR. PHILIP RITCHIE Bridgewater College MISS MARGARET DOWDY Longwood College MR. WILLIAM SADLER Medical College MRS. VIRGINIA TARRER Virginia Union University MISS JUDI NEWMAN Madison College MR. JAMES SPICER University of Richmond MISS CAM BECKWITH Longwood College 6 MRS. ELEANOR TENNEY Wesleyan College 0 Department 14 Business Department T ::- - ♦« j u MRS. SONJA YOUNG Virginia State University MISS GWEN CORKER Longwood College MRS. JEAN GREENE Virginia Union University MRS. ELIZABETH JETER Richmond Professional Institute Distributive Education MRS. FAYE F. GROOME MR. JAMES BECK Va. Commonwealth University Richmond Professional Institute 15 English Department MRS. RUTH GILES Virginia State College MRS. HATTIE ALEXANDER Virginia linion University MRS. JACQUELIN SMITH Roanoke College MRS. M. J. WEATHERFORD Mary Washington College MR. LARRY PERRY Randolph-Macon College MRS. GLENITH WHITAKER William and Mary College MR. JAMES GILL Randolph-Macon College Home Economics Department MRS. IVY CROSS Madison College MRS. NANCY CHRISTIAN East Carolina College 16 Music Department MRS. ELSIE HENDERSON Jackson State College Chorus Director MISS VIVIAN COBB Va. Commonwealth University Band Director Vocational Agriculture Department MR. LEWIS BRUBAKER MR. CARLTON HALL V.P.I. V.P.I. 17 Foreign Language Department MRS. ELIZABETH MARTIN Longwood College MR. ALLEN COFFEY Randolph-Macon College MRS. JUDY YASKOVIC Randolph-Macon College Bus Drivers Ray Fetty, Kenneth Jones, Mr. Wells, Aubrey Johnson, Mrs. Tignor, Mrs. Gray, Mrs. Breeden. 18 Mrs. Doggett Mrs. Lane Mrs. West Mrs. Goodwin Mrs. Mills Mrs. Tinsley Cafeteria Workers And Janitors Mr. Clark Mr. Dabney Mr. Mines Mr. Derricott 19 Pa trio, 20 Expressions 21 ymti Senior Class Of 3 70 The Senior Class of ’70 started the year by electing Mark Bell as their President; Pat Chewn- ing, Vice-President; Sandra Goodman, Secretary; Kenneth Wood. Treasurer; and Kathv Lewis, Reporter. They progressed into the year with the excitement of graduation growing closer each day. They experienced many new ideas presented to them by other students and the faculty. They had the joy of the prom and sorrow of leaving their friends. They participated in Stunt Night all five years and what do you know — they never won! They ordered caps and gowns and were the first class to purchase them. Many people kept them with the hope of becoming angels for once in their life. They can now look back with many warm memories of their years in high school and forward with many hopes for the future. 24 Begins With Senioritis JERRY WAYNE ADAMS JOE MAC ANDERSON MARION LOUCINDY ANDERSON RONALD MORRIS ANDERSON ELIZABETH ANNE BAKER JERRY LELAND BAYER ROGER EMMANUEL BRAXTON RUTH ANTONETTE BAKER STEVEN PAYNE BARKER JUDY CAROL BARNES JOSEPH MARK BELL JUANITA FAY BENTON WANDA MARIE BLEVINS DAVID BAIN CHRISTY ANN GARY McKENZIE BREMNER BRETT BROCK The Senior Year Is: DALTON JAMES BUSSEY BETTY JO CAMPBELL LINDA DALTON CANNON MARY FAYE CANNON DEBORAH LEE CARNEAL CHARLOTTE ANNE CARTER DONNA JEANNE CARTER JOYCE VERLETT CARTER THEODORE BERNARD CARTER YVONNE MARIE CHAPPEL PATRICIA ANNE COLE CHEWNING HENRY THOMAS CHILDRESS. JR. 26 The Height Of Our Memory ELLIS HARRIS CLAIBORNE DAVID WILLIAM CLARK CYNTHIA JANETTE CLARKE GEORGIA VICTORIA CLARKE JEAN MILDRED CLARKE JOYCE ELOISE CLARKE CARROL LEE COLES NEVERETTE COLEMAN CLEO LORETHA CURTIS DAVID LEON DABNEY 27 With Senior Assemblies LAURA ANNETTE DAWSON BARRY LEE DEAL BRENDA ARNITA DeBOROUS LESTER IRVIN DUKES, JR, LINDA MAE DULING DAVID ALEXANDER DURHAM NORMAN DOUGLAS EDDLETON ELEANOR DENIESE EDWARDS SHIRLEY ANN EDWARDS GUY WILLIAM EMPEY MICHAEL VINTON EPPERLY BASIL EUGENE FOUNTAIN 28 And The Guest Speakers PEARL GAYNELL GAINES MARY LOUISE CLEO LaVERNE GALLIMORE GAMMON BLAIR MARTIN GARDNER HYLAH ESTELLE GARDNER ROBERT WAYNE GAYLE MILDRED FAYE GIBSON ROBERT GERALD GLASCO SHIRLEY MAE GLASCO COLLEEN LOUISE GOLDEN LINDA SUE GOODMAN SANDRA MOSS GOODMAN BESSIE BASS GRAY GEORGE MELVIN GRAY JOAN JUANITA GREEN BRUCE WILLIAM GROSVENOR 29 With BETTY SUE HALE GEORGE DOSWELL HARRIS QUEEN ELEANOR HARRIS WALTER ALLEN HART The Campaigns For S.C.A. JANICE ADA HARRIS JOSEPH GARLAND HARRIS LOIS ANNE HARRIS KATHY WALKER HAWTHORNE SUSAN KAYE BERDIE ELIZABETH HAWTHORNE HAYES 30 And The Election Of Each Office MARTHA SCOTT HEMINGWAY BRENDA MASON JACKSON WARNER CRAIG JENNINGS CAROLYN SCOTT JACKSON RICHEY CRAIG JEWELL DENNIS THOMAS JACKSON DOROTHY GAY JEFFERSON Did he, or didn’t he? ALVIN BERDELL JOHNSON BARBARA LEE JOHNSON 31 With The Trip To The General Assembly BEVERLY KATHLEEN JOHNSON BRUCE WILLIAM JOHNSON CLARENCE CHARLES JOHNSON JOYCE JUANITA JOHNSON KIMBERLY ANN JOHNSON JANET SHERWIN JONES JOHN RENZER JONES JR. JOSEPH RODDEY JONES JOYCE MARIE JONES JUANITA BELLE JONES NELL MARIE JONES SHIRLEY PATRICIA JONES TINA MIDJETTE JONES WALTER CRAIG JONES ALLISON JANE KNOTS WILLIAM PAUL LAHOCKI 32 And The Trip To Hanover ETHARD MICHAEL LEONARD JEANETTE YVONNE LEWIS KATHERINE LaVERNE LEWIS NANCY JANE LIGNIAN EMILY VIOLET LIPSCOMB KIM SUSAN LOEHLEIN JOHN DAVID LONGEST CHRISTA LUNZE WENDY SALMON MADISON JEAN ELIZABETH MAGGARD BARBARA JEAN MAHANES CAROLYN PAGE MALLORY JOHN JAMESON MARKEY CAROL SUE MASON CHERYL ELAINE MAY GUSTAVUS ROBERT McCRACKEN 33 The Taking Of College Boards BILLY RANDOLPH McLEOD DELORES NOVELLA MICKENS KAYRON RENEE MERRITT CAROLYN FAYE MICHAEL BEVERLY LARNELL MICKENS WADE EDGAR MIERS SR. JENNIFER LEE MILLER CHARLES ALBERT MILLS RICHARD LOUIS MILLS JR. TERMON LEE MINOR JR. RODDY GENORA MITCHELL THERESA JACKSON MORAN JIMMY RALPH MORGAN GLORIA ELAINE MORRIS GEORGE ALLEN MOSBY BONNIE LYNN MULLER 34 And CAROLYN JANE NEELY CAROL MARIE OWEN RACHEL YVONNE PLASTER AUDREY LEE PRUETT The Acceptance Into Schools BRENDA LEE OLIVER WALTER LEE OWENS, JR. BRENDA MAE PLEASANTS DON BRADLEY REESE WARREN NELSON PAYNE BECKY HILLMAN PEREGORY GARY BRUCE POWERS CORNELIA RIVES PRIDDY Mr. Brown speaks on honesty. The Remembrance Of The SUZANNE LOUISE SANDERS JANET LEE SCHWERDTFEGER OTTO BUFFIN SCHWERDTFEGER CHRISTINE LYNN SHARPE LINDA FAY SHAW DEBBIE LEE SHOLES MARY ELIZABETH SMITH NANCY LOU SMITH THOMAS WAYNE SMITH Prom BRENDA FAYE SALMON THOMAS LEE SHARP DORIS LEE SMITH HERBERT TALMAGE SNODDY 36 And That Of Sports JANET LOU SNYDER ROSA LEE LaVERNE SPARKS CARL FREDERICK STANLEY SHIRLEY ELAINE STANLEY DONALD GARY STRONG EDWARD CARROLL TAYLOR, JR. JAMES COURTNEY TAYLOR, JR. JANET SCOTT TARRER LINDA SUE TOLER JAMES ELDRIDGE TRIBBLE, JR. ALMA LaVERNE TYLER KENNETH WAYNE THOMPSON WENDY MAE VAN FOSSEN 37 And Graduation On June 12, 1970 MARYE ROMA WILHITE ALICA MARIE WINSTON DONALD SYLVESTER WINSTON NADRA ELLEN WINSTON JANETTE KAY WINSTON DEBORAH JEANNE WOOD JAMES KENNETH WOOD VIRGINIA DIANE WOODSON WILLIAM GROVER WOODY ORANGE ARYMENTA WYATT ANNE LYNN YARBROUGH JEAN ESTHER ZICAFOOSE 38 Senior Expressions 39 Junior Class Of ’ The Junior Class ot , 1 elected Billy Robinson as their President; Kathy Shelton. 1st Vice-President; 2nd Vice-President, Della Akers; Secretary, Sherry Axselle; Treasurer, Sumpter Priddy. Russ Acors Richard Adams Della Akers Connie Alexander Linda Alvis Brendell Anderson Gary Armstrong Sherry Axselle Clarence Baisley Ned Ballenger Asa Banks Jo Ann Barnes Lee Barnes Donnie Beazley Linda Beazley 40 Moves Into The Upperclass Beverly B )wles Donnie Bowles Kenneth Bremner Patricia Bright Cindy Brown Georgia Brown Dottie Bumpass Sharon Butler Valerie Byrd Tommy Cage Sally Carlton Larry Carr Ernest Carter Wanda Carter Debbie Champ Ronnie Childress Salenda Claiborne Donnie Cleaton Louise Clinton Pat Coleman Monty Conyers Debbie Dabney Janet Davis Mike Davis Gwen Dawson Barbara DeFord Liz Doss Brent Douglas Donna Dymacek Earl Edwards 4 ! The Junior Year Is: Ray Fetty Bryan Flagg Alex Fleming Cynthia Follie Francella Gaines Gladys Gaines Margaret Gaines Dennis Gammon Debbie Garret Sue Gentry Ruth Giles Charles Gill Mike Graham Paula Graham Jimmy Gray Dale Hall Gary Hall Carl Hansen Denise Hansen Anne Harris Kathy Haynes George Herndon Linda Henley Jimmy Hicks Judie Hicks Pamela Hicks Edward Hodges Patricia Hodges Reynolds Hollins Pat Hopkins 42 One Warmly Remembered Larry Howard Frankie Hughes Alan Hutchinson Harold Hutchinson Karen Hutchinson Julie Jacobs Anthony Jackson Linda Jennings Robert Jewell Aubrey Johnson David Johnson Elwood Johnson Mary Johnson Joan Jones Kenneth Jones Francis King Jerome King Sharon King Elizabeth Latney Debbie Leadbetter Leroy Leslie Barbara Lewis Elliot Lewis James Lewis Sandra Lewis Stanley Lewis Julie Lindenzweig Donnie Lloyd Beverly Lucas Jo Anne Luck 43 With The Candy Sale Lynn Macauley Janie Marshall Laura Massello Betty McCallister Ricky McCarthy Maureen MeKenney Wayne Meeks Emilia Melnyczyn Pete Melnyk Shirley Michael Charlene Miller Reginald Miller Rose Mills Tonv Mines Phyllis Mines Johnny Mitchell Bruce Moody Mary Beth Moore Bonny Neely Delois Nelson David Nicholas Sharon Nuekols Lelia Palmore Terry Parker June Patterson Robert Payne Robert Pemberton Marilyn Perkins Billy Perry Shirley Pike 44 The Day Class Rings Arrived Kay Plaster Bill Pleasants Jamie Pleasants Kathy Pleasants Madaline Pollard Sumpter Priddy Tommy Pumphrey James Quash Randv Retallick Steve Rhyne Yvonne Rice Henry Roberts Asongia Robinson Billy Robinson Rosetta Robinson Dogles Romaine Betty Rosmarin Paul Russ Debbie Sadler Vivian Salmon Harold Sasser Mary Sasser Alan Saunders Mary Lou Schwerdtfeger Lin wood Sharpe Cathy Shelton Christy Shelton Veronica Shelton Nancy Sherrard Andy Sisson 45 The Preparation For The Prom Calvin Smith June Smith Garnett Smith Sandv Smith Susan Smith Wickie Smith Dorothy Southworth Willie Southworth Allen Stanley Bernice Stanley Debbie Stanley Emily Stanley Lou Ann Standenmayer John Starke Maria Stone Linda Talley Charlene Tate Sharon Tate Teresa Tate Debbie Taylor Elizabeth Taylor Wanda Taylor William Taylor Dorothy Thomas Harold Thomas Robert Thomas Sherry Thomas Shirley Thomas Tyrone Timberlake Vaughn Toler 46 The Dreams Of Being Seniors Mary J. Wyatt Allen Young Betty Jo Zicafoose Jeff Tompkins Clarence Traylor Teresa Trivette Chrystal Tunstall Steve Usry Judy Van Fossen Mitchell Waller Connie Walls Eddie Webb Geraldine White Sharon White Pat Whitley Jam es Willis Kenny Willis Ed Wingfield Diane Winston Gail Winston Jackie W inston Mary Ann Woestoff Gary Wood As the Junior year comes to an end its members move on to the Senior Class fulfilling their part as ' ’Patriots on the Move.” 47 Sophomore Class Of } 7k The Sophomore Class of ’72 elected their leaders as Mark Giragosian, President; Holly Jackson, Vice-President; Janet Holt, Secretary; Steve Trivett, Treasurer. They were the youngest at PH in 1970 and look forward to moving to become the Junior Class of PH. David Adams Lily Adams Mike Alexander Connie Allen Donald Anderson Johnny Anderson Claude Askew Tommy Atkins Herbert Ayers Betty Baker Barrv Banton Susan Barney Judy Bass Pam Baylor Ronnie Bolton Herbie Boomhower Debbie Bowles Susan Bowman 48 jjoks Forward To A Bright Future T. L. Brannan Jo Ellen Brett James Britt Judy Britt Patricia Brooks Danita Brown Sue Butler Ruby Cannon Dennis Canter Vanesa Carey David Carroll Clara Carter Kathy Carter Lee Carter Martha Carter Shelia Cash Carol Caudle Brenda Cauthorne Carl Cauthorne Debbie Cauthorne Cynthia Chapman Beth Chenery Mary Childress David Christoph Tommy Clay Sidney Cole Eugene Coleman Virginia Collie Donnie Conner Susanne Conyers Patricia Cook Cynthia Corkei Marilyn Corker Billy Cowell Faye Cox Beverlv Cross The Sophomore Year Is: Mvra Cross Rov Dail Debbie Davis David DeFord Lorenza Derricott Ear! Dickerson Stanley Dickerson Mike Dool ey Jack Duck Bonnie Dyer Cynthia Dvmaehek Bobby Eddleton Barbara Edwards Maria Ehrlich Robert Ehrlich Robortnette Ellis Kave Everett Johnny Fetty Steve Flournoy Dennis Folly Flovd Follie Sharon Fontaine Wayne Fontaine Cheryl Foster Clarence Fox Melody e Fox Peggy Gammon Brenda Gayle Mark Giragosian Gail Goodloe Gloria Gordon Carolyn Green Gene Grubbs Carole Hale Argvle Haley Flovd Hall One Never To Be Forgotten Janie Hal] Sheila Hall Pat Hand Bambi Harris Pat Harris Tommy Harris Zelma Harris Sandy Hart Naomi Haug Darlene Hedgepeth Edward H endrick Howard Hendrick Lola Hensley Gay Hicks Mike Hicks Norma Hicks Ricky Holloway Janet Holt Pamela Hooker Lyndal Howard Joyce Hugh® Gloria Iverson Ricky Ivey Carolyn Jackson Holly Jackson Debbie Jennings Gayle Jewell Janice Jewell Mert Jewell Brooke Johnson Katie Johnson Mary Johnson Shirley Johnson Johnny Jones Kenneth Jones Johnny Jordan 51 Being The Youngest At P.H. Malcolm King Bobbv Kuhl Jacqueline Lawrence Joanie LeFevre Burton Lewis Carol Lewis Marie Lewis Olivia Lewis Alice Luck Diane Luck Debbie Lvnn Bi II Maggard Carol Mabanes Janice Mallor Linwood Mallory Shirley Marshall Nickv Martin Bruce Matthews Nana Melton Diane Meredith Sandy Merrill Sarah Messick David Miles Willie Miles Garrv Mills Mike Mills Jeff Mitchell Cora Montgomery Ronnie Moore Garland Morgan Alan Muller Alice Napier Bernard Napier Sandra Nash Elsie Noel Dickie Nuckols 52 Filled With Pride And Excitement Pam Nuckols Lawrence O’Berrv Beverlv Oliver Anne Ostegren Gladys Patterson Ronnie Patterson Larry Peatross Tommy Peplinski Clendv Pleasants Larry Price Bruce Priddv Sandra Pryor Kav Pumprev Mike Purvear Fave Ramkev Jimmy Ray Ricky Rhyne Lindsey Riddell Nancy Rigsby Eleanor Roberts Rachael Robinson Dannv Rosmarin Mike Ross Diane Ruth Mike Rutledge Robert Schwartz Nancy Severin Bane Shamburger G. W. Sharpe Gary Shelton Sharon Shelton Brant Slater Dewev Smart Becky Smith Betty Smith Billy Smith 53 Hope For Today And Gerry Smith Kathv Smith Vanita Smith Betty Stanley Grayson Stanley Mary Stanley Mike Stanley Paul Stanley Tim Stanley Susan Stansburv Karen Stone Benny Taliaferro Debbie Tate Carrol Taylor Henry Taylor Hollis Taylor Ralph Tavlor James Thomas Richard Thomas Walter Thomasson Carol Thompson Kathy Thompson Jim Thompson Ned Thompson Y olanda Timberlake Tommy Trent Herbert Trivett Steve Trivett Francis Uzzell Arthur Vizthum Nancy Wade Bessie Walker Raymond Walls Garold Wampler Dougie Webb Mary White 54 Dreams For Tomorrow Marv Linda White Kris Wilhite Brenda Willis Charles Wingfield Sharon Woodson Steve Woodson Juanita Woodv Elaine Worlev Addie Wvatt Trudy Young Robin Zeno Carolvn Zieafoose The Patriotic Sophomores move on to fulfill their hopes for today and dreams of tomorrow. 55 Varsity j First row: Jamie Taylor, Ronnie Childress, Roger Samuels, Clarence Traylor, James Quash. Garnett Smith, Chuck Jackson, Alan Hutchinson, Don aid Winston. Second row: Bill Andrews, Harold Hutchison, Walter Hart, Norman Eddleton, Warren Pavne. BilK Ta lor. Barrv Banton. Billy Lahoc 58 Football WSKHtSSk wmim. l:i, James Thomas, Lee Owens. Third row: Wickham Smith, Gary Brock, Jimmy Banks, Jimmy Ray, Richard Cobh, Roger Braxton, Mike Rhyne, lonald Harris. Fourth row: Moscar Davis, Louis Beck, Craig Jennings, Johnny Markey, Aaron Mines, Sam Smith, Asa Banks, Jim Davis. 59 I Varsity Squad Patriots ... 38 Varina . . 0 Patriots .... 0 Petersburg 7 . . 1 Patriots .... 0 Peabodv . 15 Patriots 6 Hugunot . . 6 Patriots .... 6 Thomas Dale . . . . 18 Patriots ... 26 Colonial Heights. . . 6 Patriots ... 26 Meadowbrook . . . . . 6 Patriots ... 38 Manchester .... . . 0 Patriots ... 24 Lee- Davis . . 6 Patriots 0 Hopewell . 32 Unidentified Patriot makes a run for it against Varina. Below: Gary Wood doesn’t fool around with any of that karate stuff, he can take care of himself. Right: A Big Patriot makes a clear end run, assisted bv Aaron Mines (90) and Jim Davis (33). Below right: Please add one more TD to the Patriots’ growing list. 60 4 as 5-4-1 Season Patrick Henry’s 1969-70 varsity football squad had quite an exciting season. One of the highlights of the season was the defeat of Lee-Davis, for the first time in six years. Gary Wood was the leading scorer of the season with 54 points. He was followed by Jamie Taylor with 48. In third place was Jim Davis, and fourth was freshman Jimmy Banks, a promising young player. Gary’s best game was against Varina, where he gained 150 yards and made four touchdowns. Jamie’s best was against Manchester, where he also gained 150 yards and made four touchdowns. Jim Davis’s best was versus Colonial Heights, where he gained 110 yards. Jimmy Banks played an excellent game against Lee-Davis, where he scored two TD’s and completed three for seven passes as quarterback. Both Jamie and Gary tied the old record of touch- down ' s per game with four each. Outstanding line- men were Ronald Harris, Jim Davis, Bill Andrews, Craig Jennings, and Gary Brock. Barry Banton and Sam Smith did excellent jobs as defensive backs and promised to be great assets to the team in the future. The boys felt that their best played games of the sea- son were Meadowbrook and Petersburg. 8 Above: Warren Payne gains yardage against Varina. Right: The Coaches: Cobb — Line Coach; Ritchie — Head Coach; Martz — Baekfield Coach. 61 J. V. Football First row: Alan Lyle, Steve Trivett. Bruce Mathews, Charles Lewis, Tippy Toliver, James Lewis, Dougie Webb. Danny Epps. Kim Kimbrough. Ed Fountain, Sam Hollins. Second rou : Jerry Corley, Herbert Trivett, Bobby Pleasants. Herman Harris, Ned Walton, Rickv Holloway, John Jones, Ma- thew Lewis, George Carter. John Axselle, Chris Kent, Dee Smart. Third row: Coach DuPriest, Marshall Winn. Harold Thompson, Derrick Edwards. Ronnie Leftwich, Jeff Mitchell. Ellis Harris. Thomas W inston, Frankie Robinson, Argy Haley, John Douglass. Coach Ricks. Fourth rou: Frank Wingfield, Dale Bryant, David Street, Milton Wickham, Richard Wiltshire, John McEwen, and Eddie Stockner. Patriots . . . ... 6 Varina 0 Patriots . . . . 20 Manchester . . 6 Patriots . . . ... 6 Colonial Heights . . . 8 Patriots . . . . 20 Petersburg .... . . . 18 Patriots . . . . . 18 Lee-Davis . . . 20 Patriots . . . . 23 Hopewell . . . 16 Patriots . . . ... 6 Huguenot . . . 20 This year of junior varsity football marked the first time in four years the little Patriots have had a winning season. A big victory for the team was marked by the defeat of Hopewell, whom had never been defeated by the Patriots. Outstanding offensive player was Herman Harris who scored ten touch- downs. Other standouts were Tippy Oliver, Mathew Lewis, George Carter, John Axselle and Rickie Hol- Defensively the team was well balanced, with major plays being made by Ellis Harris. Chuck Jack- son, Jeff Mitchell, John McEwen, and Bubba Wick- ham. Said Coach DuPriest of the team, It’s the best all-around team I have ever seen. Big things will be expected of this team in the near future. 62 Cross Country First row: Kenneth Bremner, Roy Dail, David Bremner, Tommy Pumphrey. Second row: Coach Gill, Craig Jewell. Bernard Plu” Taylor, Greg Hart, Ronnie Moore. Highland Springs . 25 Patriots . . . . . . 30 Manchester 26 Patriots . . . . . 29 Hermitage 32 Patriots . . . . . 24 Douglass Freeman 15 Patriots . . . . . 50 Lee- Davis 20 Patriots . . . . . 42 Henrico . ... 27 Patriots . . . . . 28 Tucker 20 Patriots . . . . . 44 Colonial Heights. . , . Forfeit This year the varsity Cross Country team had a rough season. The team unfortunately did without a coach until two weeks before the first meet. Al- though the team record was 2-6, there were three games in which we were beaten by less than five points, and many teams which beat us in dual meets we in turn beat in the regional and invitational meets. Leading the pack this year were David and Kenneth Bremner, and Ronnie Moore. There was quite a large gap between the two leading runners due to the loss of two members, and this definitely hurt the team. David Bremner represented the Pa- triots in both the district and the state meets, and placed 61 out of the more than 200 runners. He also holds the record for Patrick Henry’s cross country course. 63 Girls’ Basketball — Best Yet Front: Co-captains Debbie Carneal and Donna Carter. Second row: Beverly Johnson, Nancy Smith, Jenny Miller, Linda Shaw. Third row: Mgr. Sarah Messick, Coach Dowdy, Bernice Stanley, Louise.Clinton, Wanda Taylor, Bruce Priddy, Trisha Leonard, Charlene Bayler, Trudv Young, Lillie Shel- ton, Mgr. Maureen McKenney. Henrico . . . . 34 Patriots ... 28 Patriots . . . . 31 Prince George . . . ... 21 Patriots . . . . 36 Prince George . . . . . . . 14 Patriots . . . . 45 Colonial Hght. . . . ... 41 Patriots . . . . 45 Colonial Heights. . . ... 27 Patriots . . . . 45 Lee-Davis ... 13 Patriots . . . . 29 Lee-Davis ... 24 Patriots . . . . 53 Henrico ... 42 This year the girl’s basketball team had the most successful year in its history. Among the thrills of the season we twice romped Lee-Davis and defeated Henrico for the first time in the many years we have played them. Another highlight of the season was de- feating; Colonial Heights in a double overtime bv four O O J points. Outstanding offensive plav was performed by Debbie Carneal with a total of 136 points for the sea- son. Following her were Charlene Bayler and Trudy Young with 58 and 51 points respectively. Co- Captains of the team were Debbie Carneal and Donna Carter. The managers, Sarah Messick and Maureen McKenney, did an excellent job in support- ing the team and in keeping the student body well in- formed on the progress of this most outstanding team. Varsity Basketball Wf M II l | ifliiL Hi . ..J jMlM 1 m 4m § mm hpi First row: Mike Davis, Mgr., Jamie Taylor, Jim Davis, Eddie Webb, Coach Flanagan. Second row: Billy Robinson, Steve Usry, Johnny Markey, Brent Douglass, Peggy Robinson, Dennis Jackson, Bubba Mines, Ronald Harris, John Starke, Ted Carter. This year the Patriot Varsity Basketball squad had the best record compiled in seasons. Although the record did not seem very impressive at 7 wins and 12 losses the team proved to be quite a challenge to opponents in the Colonial District. Through hard work, determination, and spirit, we managed to defeat the two leading teams in our district. These wins over Douglas Freeman and Highland Springs clearly showed the capabilities of our great team. The merger of Patrick Henry and John M. Gandy brought new height to our school. Perry Robinson at 6 ' 7 , Dennis Jackson at 6 ' 5 , and Sam Smith at 6 ' 3 greatly aided the team in rebounding and shooting power. Outstanding scorers and their averages were Eddie Webb with 18, Jamie Taylor with 11, Dennis Jackson with 9, and Sam Smith with 8. This year’s tri-captains were Eddie Webb, Jamie Taylor, and Jim Davis. The overall performance this year ended in the team’s participating in the district tournament for the first time in five years. With a large number of returnees expected for next year, everyone is looking forward to a most successful season! Best Team In Years Above: Jamie Taylor leaps above rivals from Lee-Davis. Left: Eddie Webb shoots for two more as opponent looks on in astonishment. Below: Take your hands off Perrv, vou mean old Devil. He’s my buddy. P.H. 64 Matoaka 69 P.H. 62 Varina 53 P.H. 68 Culpeper 72 P.H. 37 Lee Davis 51 P.H. 63 Henrico 73 P.H. 67 Douglas Freeman 55 P.H. 44 Highland Springs 68 P.H. 47 Varina 52 P.H. 68 Culpeper 61 P.H. 53 Hermitage 55 P.H. 61 Tucker 63 P.H. 55 Lee-Davis 50 P.H. 73 Henrico 69 P.H. 48 Douglas Freeman 49 P.H. 67 Highland Springs 61 P.H. 45 Hermitage 44 P.H. 4 8 J. R. Tucker 51 P.H. 35 Lee-Davis 39 P.H. 46 J. R. Tucker 48 66 Sure, you can make it. Sam. Is the basket still too far, Eddie? 67 Look at those muscles! Perry Robinson gets a boost from the opposing team. Blow harder! It might go in. 68 J. V. Basketball — Winning Season First row: Stewart Lewis, Luther White, Matthew Lewis, Tom Wise, Scott Jones. Second row: Chuck Jackson, Larry Peatross, Jerry Johnson, Gary Shelton, Jimmy Ray, Jimmy Banks, Donnie Connors, John Douglass, Dennis Folly, Barry Banton, Dougie Webb. P.H. 60 Matoaka ... 32 With 13 wins and 4 losses this year’s P.H. 52 Varina ... 50 junior varsity basketball team had the P.H. 36 Culpeper ... 27 best record of any P. H. basketball P.H. 63 Lee-Davis ... 41 team in years. Leading scorers were P.H. 51 Henrico ... 41 Chuck Jackson with 13.1 points per P.H. 47 Douglas Freeman. . . . ... 65 game, Dennis Follv with 12.5 and Jerrv P.H. 48 Highland Springs . . . . ... 46 Johnson with 9.2. P.H. 48 Varina ... 36 Dennis Follv led the team with 220 P.H. 53 Culpeper ... 48 rebounds and made 76% of his free- P.H. 48 Hermitage ... 56 throws. The overall offensive average P.H. 68 Tucker ... 56 was 53 points per game against the op- P.H. 64 Lee-Davis ... 55 ! ponents’ average of 47. Big things will P.H. 51 Henrico ... 44 be expected of the members of this P.H. 61 Douglas Freeman. . . ... 64 team in the future. P.H. 56 Highland Springs. . . ... 46 P.H. 41 Hermitage ... 57 P.H. 48 Tucker ... 39 69 Varsity Track 1st row: S. Dickerson, R. Moore. 2nd row: D. Carroll, T. Pumphrey, D. Bremner, J. Tompkins, K. Bremner, C. Jennings. R. Harris, J. Davis. 3rd row: R. Dail, G. Hart, B. Andrews, D. Longest, T. Cage, D. Winston, J. Thomas, N. Eddleton. 4th row: Coach Gill, T. Minor. B. Taylor, M. Davis, E. Dickerson, M. Conyers, C. Traylor. R. Retallick, N. Taylor. P.H. 48 Hermitage 83 P.H. 63 Varina 68 P.H. 75 Lee-Davis 56 P.H. 71 Henrico 60 P.H. 42 Douglas Freeman .... 89 P.H. 54 Benedictine 77 P.H. 71 Highland Springs .... 59 P.H. 77 Tucker 54 Despite a team supported by only 21 upperclassmen, this year’s varsity track did extremely well, even when competing against teams of more than a hundred members. Four new records were set. The mile relay by Clar- ence Traylor, Stanely Dickerson, Earl Dickerson and Bernard Taylor. The time for low hurdles was lowered by Jimmy Ray. Terman Minor broke the old shot put record by nearly 3 feet, and Donald Winston now holds the pole vault record at 12 ' 6 . High scorers for the year are as follows: Jimmy Ray — 9614 points, Earl Dickerson — 54%, Stanley Dickerson — 44%, Terman Minor — 38, and Donald Winston — 37. 70 Earl Dickerson helped break the mile relay. Jimmy Ray rolls over the high jump. Patriots Greg Hart, Kenneth Bremner and Ronnie Moore fight for a place on the starting line in the mile. 71 ! I |j| !i I i Varsity Patriots Are “In The Run ” Tommy Pumphrey and David Bremner lead the pack in the two-mile run. Jim Davis grunts after heaving the discus. 72 Breaking Records Donald Winston broke the pole vault record on this jump at Tucker during the last meet of the season. Terman surprised everyone when he broke the record by almost As a first year track man Craig Jennings did well — placing first more 3 feet! than once in the discus. 73 J. V. Track 1st row: D. Christoph. R. Tayor, W. Jones, R. Hall, D. Carroll, G. Jewell. 2nd row: L. Price, C. Lewis. S. Trivett, R. Holloway, J. Beck, R. Wiltshire, H. Trivett. 3rd row: Coach Martz, M. Winn, W. Thomas, D. Deford. G. Mav, D. Smart. 4th row: E. Harris. D. Folly, C. Taylor, J. Banks. P.H. 69 Varina 62 P.H. 71 Lee-Davis 60 P.H. 59 Henrico 27 P.H. 72 Benedictine 58 P.H. 83 Louisa 35 P.H. 75 Tucker 29 Unbeatable! That’s the only word anyone could use to describe the J.V. Track team. Among the highlights of a most successful season was the 83-35 defeat of Louisa. Two records were broken this year, both of them by Jimmy Banks. The broad jump record was increased to 19 ' 11 Vi . Jimmy proved to be so successful that he was moved up to Varsity, where he did extremely well. The high scorers were: Richard Wiltshire with 5214 points, Charles Lewis with 3714. Ricky Holloway with 3114, Herb Trivett with 2914, and William Jones with 2914. This year’s team members make the future look extremely bright for our Varsity squad. 74 Girls’ Softball 1st row: M. Hemmingway, B. Anderson, L. Shelton, C. Mae, B. Johnson, M. Corker. 2nd row: E. Robinson, M. Carter, B. Priddy, L. Howard, L. Henley, D. Carneal, L. Shaw, C. Bavlor, C. Clinton. P.H. 13 Louisa 7 P.H. 1 Colonial Heights . . . 6 P.H. 7 Prince George . . . . 6 P.H. 7 Lee-Davis . . . 10 P.H. 15 Powhatan 4 P.H. 7 Powhatan 9 P.H. 6 Colonial Heights . . . 5 P.H. 14 Lee-Davis 4 P.H. 10 Louisa 5 The girls’ softball team has come a mng way in just one year. Created last year, the team proved to be among the best. One of the highlights of this year was winning a game over undefeated Colonial Heights. The pitcher was Deb- bie Carneal and Manager, Faye Cannon kept everyone in line. Leading home run scorer was Brendell Anderson with 5 runs. The high scorers were Linda Henley and Debbie Carneal, each com- ing in 16 times. Everyone is looking forward to the third year of the Girls ' Softball Team. 75 First row: D. Durham. J. Taylor, D. Goodman. G. Wood. B. Lahoc ki. 2nd row: G. Brock, P. Brice. A. Hutchison, S. Usr . . Hart, .! Markey, D. Gammon. 3rd row: Coach Llovd, R. Pleasants, S. Bari 76 baseball 77 Team Has Rough Season Batter-up! Beautiful scenery, eh? P.H. 10 Matoaca 1 Catcher John Markey and First baseman P.H. 1 Matoaca 9 Walter Hart, as co-captains, led the baseball P.H. 1 Varina 5 team through a rough season. The team P.H. 1 Lee-Davis 2 started bv winning three scrimmage games P.H. 3 Herrico ... 10 and their First regular game. The top batters P.H. 0 Highland Springs. . . . 3 were Jamie Taylor with an average of .318 P.H. 0 Douglas Freeman . . . . 7 and David Durham with .294. Pitchers were P.H. 2 Hermitage 3 Junior Perrv Robinson and Senior Billy La- P.H. 3 Tucker 4 hocki. John Markey and Pat Brice were P.H. 1 Varina 2 catchers throughout the season. The season P.H. 1 Lee-Davis ... 10 looked bright but fate stepped in causing P.H. 0 Tucker . . . . 9 the team to lose the rest of their games. Al- P.H. 1 Henrico 2 though the record doesn ' t look good, it P.H. 0 Douglas Freeman. . . . 3 doesn ' t show the boys’ enthusiasm and hard P.H. 6 Highland Springs. . . . 8 work. P.H. 3 Hermitage 7 78 J. V. Baseball 1st row: R. McDougall, C. Lewis, C. Jackson, C. Louis, A. Toliver, R. Lewis, L. Derricott, H. Harris, S. Flournoy, J. Jones, A. Haley, M. Good- man, W. Thomasson, J. Banks, B. Banton, T. Epps, H. Stephens. P.H. 5 Varina 7 P.H. 6 Lee-Davis 9 P.H. 12 Highland Springs 10 P.H. 6 Douglas Freeman 3 P.H. 2 Tucker 19 P.H. 6 Varina 3 P.H. 0 Lee-Davis 6 P.H. 0 Henrico 3 P.H. 1 Dougl as Freeman 3 P.H. 2 Highland Springs. . 3 P.H. 5 Tucker 3 P.H. 4 Henrico 3 This year’s J.V. Baseball team had several outstanding performers. Barry Banton with a batting average of .391 and Steve Flournoy with .324 led the team. Pitcher Chuck Jackson struck out 48 opponents and Lorenza Derricott was always standing by just in case he was needed. Charlie Lewis, Argie Haley, Walter Thomasson, and Johnny Jones all contributed greatly to the team. With ten returnees expected for next year, this year’s record of 5-7 will certainly be improved. 79 1st row: L. Toler, S. Sanders, K. Loehlein, C. Owen, Head; E. Walton, S. Thomas, P. Chewning. Standing: V. Grimes, F. Hughes, A. Harris, J. Lin- denzweig, L. Palmore, C. Shelton, S. Carlton. Led by Carol Owen and Kim Loehlein, the Cheerleaders deftly dodged loose basketballs and burly football players during the school year. The Varsity Cheerleaders conveyed their enthusiasm to the crowds at all pep rallies and games, and cheered their way through another fine season. Cheerleaders at work. 80 Cheerleaders Let us hear you big Patriots! CAROL OWEN, Head Cheerleader 81 J. V. Cheerleaders First row: S. Conyers, K. Wilhite, L. Adams, J. Armstrong, S. Bumpass. Second row: L. Hutchinson, D. Brown, E. Mitchell, J. Holt, head; J. Hall, as- sistant head; D. Ballenger. The ’69-70 season for the J.V. Cheerleaders was one of delight and work. The J.V. Cheerleaders backed up the j.V. teams with support through pep rallies and games, and they cheered their way through a fine season. They elected Janet Holt as their head cheerleader and Janie Hall as their assistant head. Miss Newman was their sponsor. The J.V. Cheerleaders consisted of students from Patrick Henry and John M. Gandy. The J.V. Cheerleaders worked hard after school in order to do their best cheering at games. They joined in at games along with the Varsity Cheerleaders. Their voices were also heard in pep rallies and cheerleader sponsored projects. Most people can say that the J.V. Cheerleaders worked hard at their projects and games. 82 Faculty Basketball Half-time is now over ladies! -What could she be so happy about? Miss Patrick Henry Contest SUSAN THOMAS ANNA MARIE HUGHES The annual Miss Patrick Henry Contest was held in the Webb Auditorium on April 3rd. Susan Thomas was se- lected bv the judges as Miss Patrick Henry. Anna Marie Hughes was 1st runner-up, and Pat Chewning was 2nd runner-up. Dan Harley was the master of ceremonies on this occasion, and the cheerleaders sponsored it. PAT CHEWNING Eleanor Stanley, last year ' s Miss Patrick Henry, with Dan Harley. 84 Homecoming At P.H. The annual Homecoming at Patrick Henry was held on November 7 on the football field where we played Lee- Davis. We beat the Homecoming game with a score for the Patriots of 24 and the Confederates 6. Pat Chewning became the 1969-70 Homecoming Queen with Kathy Lewis as Maid of Honor and Kim Loehlein as Senior Repre- sentative, all from the Senior class. Cathy Shelton was Princess from the Junior class and Yolanda Timberlake from the Sophomore class. Eleanor Stanley, the 1968-69 Homecoming Queen, crowned Pat Chewning as the new Homecoming Queen of Patrick Henry. 85 — M • ORGANIZA TIONS The ORA TOR Creates Edit ors: M. Hemingway B. Campbell B. Harding K. Johnson C. Golden N. Ballenger Sponsors: Mrs. Smith Mrs. Tucker The Orator staff was busy throughout the year in search of poems, short stories, fiction, and art for the pub- lishing of the Orator. Editors read, praised, and proofread various material done by members of the student body. Mrs. Smith led the staff with the help of Mrs. Tucker of the Art department. Seated: L. Carter, J. Miller, F. Everett, F. Cox, L. Riddell, M. Corker, S. Stanley. Standing: B. Lahocki, L. Owens, B. Deal, J. Jones, S. Hall, R. Ivey, E. Harris, H. Boomhower. 88 Girls’ Varsity Club Sponsors Harvest Ball 1st row: L. Shaw, D. Carneal, N. Smith, Miss Dowdy, Miss Corker. 2nd row: T. Young, W. Taylor, B. Stanley, C. May, L. Howard, M. Hemingway , B. Johnson, B. Smith, D. Carter, J. Miller, M. McKenney. 3rd row: L. Shelton, C. Baylor. D. Bumpass, B. Neely, M. Corker, M. Carter, S. Messick, B. Priddy, N. Serverin, P. Leonard, F. Cannon. Fourth row: V. Grimes, A. Harris. L. Palmore, P. Chewning, J. Lindenswieg. E. Walton, C. Owen, C. Shelton. S. Carlton, L. Toler. Fifth row: F. Hughes, S. Thomas, S. Sanders, K. Loehlein. OFFICERS President . D. Carneal Vice-President Secretary • • • • L. Shaw Sponsors Miss Dowdy Miss Corker The Girls’ Varsity Club is for those girls who par- ticipate in sports or are varsity cheerleaders. The girls’ major project for the year was the Harvest Ball’’ which replaced Homecoming in the fall. The gym was decorated with corn, pumpkins, and a har- vest moon. Hev Miss Dowdy, who are you waving to? 89 The SPARK Informs The Spark kept the student bodv in- formed of action on the P.H. campus throughout a busy year. Each month informative news, editorials, and sports stories combined to let every- body know what was going on. J. Benton . . B. Dougl as . J. Pierce . . S. Usry . . . C. Sharpe. . S. Thomas . Miss Hillers . . . Editor-in-chief Assist. Ed. Business Manager Sports Typist Copy . . Sponsor B. Douglas, J. Benton, C. Sharpe, S. Thomas, J. Pierce, S. Usry. Seated: C. Neely, C. Owen, A. Hughes, J. Jones, C. Brett, J. Miller, J. Hall, R. Zeno, S. Goodman. A. Knotts. B. Johnson. Standing: F. Cannon. C. Jewell. D. Bremner, R. Fetty, N. Taylor, N. Ballenger, G. Smith. 90 Jr. Honor Society 1st row: K. Pumphrey, M. Lybrand, vice-president, R. Rhyne, president, R. Dale, secretary, G. Patterson, ICC rep., D. Cauthone, treas., C. Pleas- ants, N. Severin. 2nd row: B. Lewis, M. Hicks, M. Miner, A. Wyatt, S. Nash, J. Brett, Mrs. Lancaster, M. King. 3rd row: G. Stanley, D. Follie. Where am I going to college? What am I going to do with my life? Career Cornor, sponsored by the National Jr. Honor Society, tries to answer these questions and more. Career Cornor is in a section of the library. Do you really know what you are doing, Jo Ellen? Gladys sets up the tape recorder. 91 Tri-Hi- Y Club 1st row: Clendv Pleasants, J. Holt, C. Neely, T. Howard. B. Lahoeki, S. Carlton, M. Hemingway, Mr. Llovd. 2nd row: A. Huses, D. Cauthorne, J. Zi- cafoose, A. Yarbrough, L. Duling, J. Jones, S. Soodman, E. Walton. S. Tate, L. Mizes. 3rd row: J. Smith, S. Pike, L. Alvis, J. Hall. M. Wilhite, S. Sanders, N. Smith, B. Priddy. V. Byrd, G. Dawson, M. Moore, S. Gentry. 4th row: N. Serrard, B. Rosmarin, N. Melton, F. Cox, C. Thompson. K. Stone, B. Willis, C. Sharpe, M. Stone, E. Clay. 5th row: R. Gayle, D. Deford, R. Dayle, V. Vass, C. Tate, B. Cross, M. Pallard, B. Bowles. Standing: C. Jennings, B. Mines. Martha, Bruce, and Beverly help clean up the gym floor. It takes all of you to clean one bleacher? 92 Sally Carlton and Carolyn Neely represented the Tri-Hi-Y in the Model General Assembly. Members discuss problems of the day.” The Tri-Hi-Y Club is one of the largest clubs at P.H. In the meet- ings, the members discuss such subjects as drugs and other current problems and events. It is a Chris- tian organization that tries to pro- mote high standards of Christian living. This club was responsible for the devotions in the mornings, and cleaning the gym before home basketball games. One Sunday out of each month, the club as a whole would go to a certain church in the area. Members read the closing ceremony after a meeting. Sally tells the members about the bill she will present to the Model General Assembly. 93 Seated: B. Cochran, S. Johnson, B. Muller, N. Lignian. F. Cox. G. Hart, Miss Tucker. Standing: P. Stanley, C. Zicafoose, E. Melnvcvzvn. D. Epps, S. Trivett. F. Uzzell, R. Tavlor, D. Wood. B. Camden. The New Masters Art The New Masters, under the direction of Mrs. Nancy Tucker, is for those students enrolled in an art class or who show an indication of a sincere interest in art. Two projects the club undertook were clothes stenciling and a door decorating contest at Christ- mas. In the spring a pen is awarded to an outstanding senior member. 94 1st row: M. Stone, C. Thomas, B. DeFord, J. Ortiz, S. Priddy, M. Pollard, B. Johnson, K. Hutchinson. 2nd row: A. Knotts, J. Pierce, M. Wilhite, D. Hall, D. Garrett. M. Schwerdfeger, D. Edwards, S. Thomas, D. Carneal. 3rd row: S. Goodman, S. Carlton, S. Michael, E. Taylor, G. Dawson, S. Sand- ers, C. Golden, P. Whitley, C. Brett, J. Patterson. 4th row: M. King, E. Webb, L. Owens, M. Bell, C. Jennings, B. McLeod, K. Wood, J. Jones, J. Hicks. President Vice-President .... Sumpter Priddy Secretary Barbara DeFord Treasurer Cynthia Thomas The Spanish Honor Society had a bad year. They had to change sponsors at mid-semester. The club did survive under the leadership of president John Ortiz. He surprised everyone at the tapping assemblies by giving a speech in Spanish. 95 Inter-Club Council Takes Action First row: D. Cauthorne. R. Priddy, J. Miller, J. Benton, A. Hughes, N. Smith, G. Dawson. Second row: L. Toler. A. Knotts, C. Golden, M. Hemingway. J- Jones, B. Anderson, K. Merritt. Third row: J. Deford, W. Hart, G. Smith, W. Smith, M. Leonard, C. Jennings. Fourth row: J. Hicks, S. Johnson, D. Clark, J. Jones. Anna Hughes Chairman Nancy Smith Secretary-Treasurer Miss Lanier Sponsor The Inter-Club Council, composed of representatives from each organization, did much to coordinate inter-club projects and relations throughout the year. The council composed a calendar of club activities. 96 Varsity Choral Club The Varsity Choral Club, under the direction of Mrs. Henderson, performed several times throughout the year. At the Christmas assembly the group sang many, different carols putting everyone in the Christmas spir- it. They also sang at Azalea Mall and gave a community concert. First row: B. Harding, L. Shaw, J. Hicks, B. Pleasants. Second row: C. Brown, D. Lewis, B. Hale, C. Brown, M. Childress, B. Oliver, D. Win- ston, S. Tarre r, J Hughes. Third row: L. Gammon, E. Stanley, P. Ford, B. Gentry, B. Johnson, J. Waite, K. Johnson, D. Nelson, D. Smith, C. Turner, C. Baber, N. Eddleton, R. Fetty, J. Morgan, M. Smith, B. Mathews, S. Lewis, R. Dabney, C. Wright. 97 Audio- Visual Club P.H. is moving on with the organization of new ' clubs. One of these is the Audio- Visual Club. It is a service organization. The members assist teachers with the showing of films and film strips. Seated: J. Deford. Miss Gibbons, sponsor; T. Mines. Standing: S. Rhyne, G. Morgan. G. Smith. Library Club The officers of the Library Club are: President — Cynthia Clark; Vice Presi- dent — Debbie Champ, Secretary — Tina Jones, Treasurer — Joann Luck, Reporter — Sharon Butler. Seated: E. Melnyczyn, N. Hicks, S. Butler, C. Clark, B. Anderson. T. Jones. Standing: L. Duling, D. Hall, J. Luck, D. Champ. 98 ’O ?V P -0 r P -P MV flUwgp ' fltltjcnr, l ocA U Oio . V-0° ' 5 ' P° v goJi-AV, c ocGS PC O--vXi-0 b Future Teachers Learn How First row: J. Holt, Mrs. Pugh, M. Hemingwav, C. Sharpe, J. Miller, S. Goodman, A. Ostergren, F. Cox. Second row: P. Chewning, B. Willis, K. Hutchinson, C. Lunze, J. Snyder, C. Pleasants, M. Lvbrand, N. Smith, L. Shaw, J. Pierce. Third row: J. Lefevre, D. Luck, C. Owen, A. Harris, D. Akers, M. Pollard, B. Johnson. C. Wright, B. Harding. Fourth row: D. Cauthorne, C. Thompson, E. Noel, M. White, S. Butler, S. Thomas, S. Sand- ers, B. Campbell, H. Taylor, N. Severin. The F.T.A. had several projects during the year. The girls defeated the F.B.L.A. in a powderpuff football game and had an appreciation tea for the teachers in the fall. Each member was assigned to a teacher to work with dur- ing studv hall, and to end a successful vear the club visit- ed the campus of the College of William and Marv. Left: Members help teacher out. 100 National Honor Society Newly tapped members of National Honor Society. The National Honor Society recog- nizes scholarship, leadership, charac- ter, and service in those seniors with a 3.3 average and juniors with a 3.5 aver- age. This year the club co-sponsored the Holly Ball with the Beta Club in De- cember. They also collected college ca- talogues for the guidance department. The climax of the year came at the spring convention when Tommy Pum- phrey was elected President of the Southern District of the National Honor Society. Next year Patrick Henry will host the convention. Hey Gwen — don’t eat it all. it ' s for the bake sale! Standing: C. Sharpe, Y. Chappell. S. Goodman. J. Benton, B. Harding, C. Thomas, C. Owen. Mrs. MeClurkin. Seated: S. Cumfer, L. Owens, B. Cambell, J. Miller, R. Priddy, A Knotts, B. Gardner, B. Deal. 101 Future Homemakers Of A merica Time ticks on. People grow, establish a new cul- ture, and people die. Who is doing anything about this ? FHA is! Their plan of work for this year was Our World — A Growing Heritage.” Congressman William Scott was invited to speak at our school about youth involvement in the problems of today’s world. A main event of the year was National FHA Week. This was their 25th anniversary and many ac- tivities were planned. Della Akers and Karen Hutch- inson gave talks on the radio. Mayor Meade Jones officially proclaimed FHA Week, a Family Day and Teacher-Good-Deed-Day were observed, refresh- ments were prepared for teachers, and a FHA lunch- eon was held. Mrs. Christain. Sponsor; B. Campbell, V. Vass, Song Leader; C. Tate, 3rd Vice-President; M. McKennv, 2nd Vice-President: B. Harding. President; B. Baker, Secretary; S. Sanders, Reporter; M. Pollard, Mrs. Cross, Sponsor; D. Tate. 2nd row: F. Ramkey, N. Rigsby, K. Hutchinson. E. D alton. P. Chewning, S. Goodman, K. Merrit, L. Massello, T. Jones, M. Wilhite, L. Toler, S. Stansburv. 3rd row: J. Johnson. R. Priddy, D. Cauthorne. D. Ruth. M. Carter, B. Chenery, S. Butler, P. Leonard, V. Salmon, M. Westhoef, K. Stone. 4th row: N. Sherrard. B. Rosmarin. 102 FUTU S THE NATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR BOYS ytfy- ■m STUDYING VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE V- € € % m 5L jfe-w @ JSL h t dm 1st row: M. Wickham. K. Bremner, C. Travlor, R. Draxton, R. Mills, A. Mines, K. Thompson, G. Smith, R. Hollins. R. Flournov. 2nd row: T Smith, L. Dericot, K. Jones, M. Jewell, M. Purvear, L. Beck, B. Taylor, B. Sydnor, D. Stanley, D. Goodman, L. Carr, W. Smith. 3rd row: R. Pleas ants, J. King, B, Farner, T. Winston, A. Case, G. Morgand. J. Duck, D. Rosmarin, G. McCracken, D, Garoll, T. Gray. H. T. Childress. 4th row: M Waller, H. Waller, D. Mallory, R. Adams, C. Ashew. W. Miles, B. Cowell, L. Tavlor, B. Fountain, S. Bowles, E. Hendrick. 5th row: G. Mallorv, E Claiborne, N. Robinson, C. Shelton. T. Robinson, C. Jones, L. Winston, F. Dyer, W. Harris, C. Johnson. 6th row: M. Alexander. D. Mines, D. Cau thorne, J. Ward, R. Schwarts, A. Muller, T. Case, R. Tate, R. Oliver, R. Anthony. H. Hendricks, D. Nuckois, 0. Schwerdtfeger. 103 The VOICE Staff Remembers “Patriots On The Move” The Voice staff worked hard all year trying to find pictures and organizing pages in an attempt to meet deadlines. With the help of Mrs. Weatherford and the Tavlor Publishing Company representatives, the staff finally completed its job. Editor Classes .... Organizations Faculty .... Activities ■ ■ ■ Sports Sponsor .... . . K. Hawthorne . • K. Hawthorne N. Smith S. Sanders L. Toler S. Priddy Mrs. Weatherford Above: Staff members at work. First row: K. Hawthorne. Second row: L. Toler, G. Dawson. Third row: N. Smith. E. Walton. M. Wilhite. Fourth row: L. Shaw. D. Stanley, S. Gentry, M. Moore. Fifth row: T. Howard, K. Hawthorne, S. Sanders, D. Leadbetter, S. Hayes. Sixth row: J. Hicks, S. Priddy, D. Davis, S. Barney, B. Smith, R. Giles. Seventh row: D. Bowles, K. W ood, T. Brannon, C. Gill. Mrs. Weatherford. 104 Distributive Education 1st row: E. Lewis, C. Baber, J. Barnes, S. Catlett, J. Barnes, D. Southworth, P. Snoddy, C. Cauthorne, D. Samules, Mrs. Groome, Sponsor. 2nd row: R. Harris, B. Gammon, S. Nuckols, B. Glasco, B. Peregory, L. Henley, J. Waite, T. Moran, G. Glasco, G. Morgan. 3rd row: G. Herndon, C. South- worth, A. Duvall, J. Morgan, C. Satterwhite, B. Allman, D. Epps, B. Loving, G. Wood, J. Hohnbaun, C. Wingfield, B. Slater. 5th row: J. Humes, H. Bruce, J. Tribble, G. Harris. The D.E. Club is composed of students who are interested in learning the principles of retailing, merchandising, and public speaking. They brought back many honors from the D.E. Convention. Judy Barnes shows the merchandise she used to win 1st place at the D.E. Convention. 105 Snap, crackle, pop ... A breakfast cereal? No, it ' s the Bon Fire before the Lee-Davis football game. Besides the Bon Fire, the Pep Club also sponsored the Mr. Patrick Henry Contest, and pep posters before home basketball games. The Pep Club helped our teams by giving every team an appreciation day. The smiling beauties above are eontestants in the Mr. Patrick Henry Contest. They are Dacibella, Florence, Southern Belle, and Hortence. 36-24-36, Ducibella Eddelton winner of the Mr.??? Patrick Henry Contest. 106 Crowning of Big Man on Campus. Pep Club, A Service Organization 1st row: C. Wingfield, C. Gill, D. Akers, G. Dawson, J. Pierce, D. Tate, S. Axselle, N. Severin, J. Benton, C. Owens, B. Robinson. M. Davis, J. Pleas- ants. 2nd row: M. Ross, D. Webb, C. Pleasants, C. Thompson, B. Cross, D. Carneai, M. Hemmingway, D. Carter, L. Shaw, J. Owens, V. Byrd, B. Smith. 3rd row: M. Cross, C. Tate, L. Vaughan, J. Jones, C. Neely, N. Wade, B. Priddy, R. Zeno, M. McKenny, J. Smith, D. Jones, J. LeFevre, M. Ly- brand. 4th row: N. Smith, M. Wilhite, S. Johnson, A. Stanley, D. Leadbetter, M. Jewell, S. Oliver, B. Stanley, J. Brett. A. Ostergren, L. Mize. D. Stanley. 5th row: A. Knotts, R. Priddy, H. Taylor, S. Stansbury, H. Jackson, F. Cox, B. Chenery, S. Barney, R. Childress. 6th row: D. Brown, K. Wilhite, S. Conyers, J. Holt, L. Adams, M. Minor, J. Hall. 7th row: P. Chewning, E. Walton, L. Palmore, J. Lindenzweig, A. Harris, V. Grimes. F. Hughes, K. Loehlein, S. Thomas, S. Sanders, C. Shelton, S. Carlton, L. Toler. 107 Key Club 1st row: S. Priddy. D. Bremner, Treas.. B. Gardener. Pres.. P. Chewning, Club Sweetheart, K. Wood. V. Pres.. M. Bell, Sec., L. Owens. Mr. Flana- gan, Sponsor. 2nd row: T. Pumphrey, C. Trailer. B. Lahocki, K. Thompton, D. Durham, S. Cumfer. 3rd row: J. Starke, T. Sharpe. J. Deford, G. Brock. B. Andrews,. A. Hutchinson. 4th row: R. Mills. B. Robinson. B. Flagg, P. Hopkins. J. Markey, C. Jennings. B. Deal. C. Jewell. S. Barker. It has been said that you are happier giving and doing for others than trying to please yourself. If this is so, the boys in the Key Club must really be happy; for this year they have given joy to many people. When school started they distributed books to classrooms and painted trash cans around school. Dur- ing the year they also collected trash from Ashland to Patrick Henry, sang at the PTA Workshop, donated a stove to ACES and went to church together each month. At Christmas they collect- ed canned goods for the Christmas Mother and gave a concert for the P.H. students. The members collected $200 at basketball games which with $100 donated by the Kiwanis Club, they gave to the Mac Winfield Scholarship Fund at R-MC. 108 Presents A Christmas Concert Virgil and three of his buddies tell the Christmas story. The Key Club this year brought out a lot of undiscovered talent such as musical ability. They devel- oped this by giving a Christmas Concert in which the members themselves sang. Four of the mem- bers almost made it to Broadway. Well . . . they made it as far as Broad Street. Some of the boys showed how well-er-bad they played basketball when they played Varina in Divi- sion Four Championship, and lost. PAT CHEWNING, Key Club Sweetheart 109 Beta Club Convention 1st rotv: A. Knotts, D, Bremner, S. Goodman. K. Wood, G. Brock, J. Miller, C. Jennings, P. Hopkins. 2nd row: B. Gardner, J. Pierce, C. Owens, J. Jones, P. Chewning, N. Smith, C. Lewis, D. Carneal, L. Shaw, R. Priddy, B. Robinson. 3rd row: D. Akers, S. Axselle, P. Leonard, M. Hemmingway, J. Benton, S. Thomas, C. Shape. 4th row: S. Priddy, C. Gill, M. Bell, B. Lahocki. The Beta Club is a service organization recognizing outstanding students for their character, leadership, and academic achieve- ment. It also tries to establish an interest in higher education beyond the high school level. Poor Kenneth — he never could hold a girl ' s attention for long. 1 10 Highlights Their Year, Below: I didn ' t think you could drink that many, Gary! Those Beta Club members are industriously picking up bottles. This year the Beta Club gave a very successful Thanksgiving party at the Crippled Children’s Hos- pital in Richmond. Later in the year they sponsored a money-raising campaign for the March of Dimes which was a flop due to lack of student participation. Ill 1st row: A. Pruett. L. Duling. J. Brooks, A. Sisson. J. Walker, D. Hall. M. Johnson, P. Ford. 2nd row: B. Johnson. P. Bavlor. D. Leadbetter, L. Doss, J. Luck. S. Butler, B. Oliver. F. Cannon. B. Hale, E. Lipscomb. 3rd row: M. Meade. W. Salmon. B. Cauthorne, J. Jones, B. Smith. T. Tate. B. Ma- hanes, S. Oliver. L. Alvis, S. Shelton. 4th row: H. Sasser, B. Maggard. B. Dukes, G. Smith, C. Wingfield. The Patrick Henry Chapter of the F.B.L.A. is one of the most active in our state. They gave a spaghetti supper the night of stunt night to boost the attendance. They brought back many honors from the state, regional, and national con- ventions. Andy Sisson was elected State President. President Judy Walker Vice President Debra Hall Secretary .... Janice Brooks Treasurer Sharon King Historian .... Audrey Pruitt Parliamentarian ■ ■ ■ . Linda Duling State Pres. Andy Sisson and Sec. Sharon Shelton. 1 12 The before and after of Andy’s campaign for State President of the Future Business Leaders of America. Andy Sisson was elected as president of the Virginia Chapter of the F.B.L.A. at Roanoke on April 25. In this ca- pacity, he will be responsible to the state chairman for the business of the state chapter. He will represent Virginia at the National Convention at the Ben Franklin Hotel in Philadelphia, June 10-12. F.B.L.A. takes care of voting at their convention. Winners of the MS spelling award. 113 The 1969-70 school term proved to be a very busy one for the Student Co- operative Association. Due to last year’s postponement of the 1969-70 elections the SCA faced two elections this term. With the assistance of SCA sponsor. Miss Lanier, the SCA supported and sponsored various projects and activi- ties. One project which was rather phil- anthropic in nature was the annual Christmas drive. The student body will- ingly gave money which was donated to needy families. Blair Gardner the outgoing S.C.A. President installs president-elect Bill v Robin- son. Volunteer members of the student body were selected to participate in the student exchange program sponsored by various S.C.A.’s in our school dis- trict. Our school was involved in stu- dent exchange with Hermitage, Free- man, and Lee-Davis. The annual Stunt Night” this year, in which the sophomores presented the winning pro- duction was a major activity of the SCA. Senior S.C.A. representatives 114 Old and New S.C.A. officers. The Student Cooperative Association was in- strumental in getting overnight quarters for the visiting chorus from Bristol who presented a most enjoyable concert for the student body. A later project undertaken by this association was the SCA workshop in which beneficial discussion groups were a main feature. The S.C.A. Advisory Board Brings Two Schools Together. Della leads a discussion group at the SCA-PTA workshop. Below: Members of SCA Advisory Board. Seated: R. Giles, D. Carneal, M. Hemingway, A. Flemming, D. Gammon, B. Chenery, F. Hughes. Standing: A. C. Bruce, A. Mines, S. Flournoy. Squatty Bodies Invade Webb Auditorium Ma Na Ma Na” Ugh, What is it? Is it a bug? No, it’s a squatty body. Oh is that all. The Squatty Bodies,” The Old Folks Home” and Sharon’s hips helped to win Stunt Night for the Sophomores. The girl scouts, boy scouts, and the faithful leader Wille Buck, Aliss, the Juniors, came in Sec- ond. Third place went to the Seniors. They struck a milestone in stunt night — a serious skit. 116 The majorettes, lettergirls, and band pose here in marching formation. The lettergirls form a heart. This couldn ' t be all the band. 1 17 Our Senior Lettergirl SANDRA GOODMAN, Head Lettergirl JILL PIERCE. Assistant Head Beauty is just a pom-pom away. Yes, they are our lettergirls. They might get tired once in awhile but they are always there to add spirit to the band. LINDA DELING KAYRON MERRITT, I.C.C. Representative 118 And Majorettes Standing: B. Henrv, J. Bruce, J. Doggett, B. Bowles, D. Tate, B. Oliver, G. Goodloe. Kneeling: Head Majorette S. Edwards, Mascot A, Luck The P.H. majorettes showed their winning spirit by bringing home a trophy from their last parade. This year during Homecoming they performed with excellent style; while feature twirler, Beverly Bowles, took the spotlight with her skill as a fire twirler. JUDY BRUCE SHIRLEY EDWARDS, Head Patriots Go Broadway The band faced the unique approach of a female director this year. Miss Cobb’s hard-crusted determi- nation led the band to many victories. The most re- warding was their second football half-time produc- tion, during which the audience welcomed, with a standing ovation, the new swing-style marching. Many long and tedious hours were spent at re- hearsals for marching and concert band. However, the progressive results of the performances won much public recognition. The success of the Christ- mas concert paved the way for further activities. On the second of May, the marching unit won the first place trophy in the Mechanicsville parade. Hav- ing triumphed over their rivals, the Patriots were prepared for their master production. The third of May drew a large audience to the formal spring con- cert. With the theme of Patriots Go Broadway,” the band entertained everyone present. In conclusion, the band had an eventful year. Special thanks go to the new members from John M. Gandy who added soul to the band. What do vou see, Vickie? 120 Sing Out, Liberty Singers! Old Liberty Singers sing out. 1, 2, 3, 4, ready sing! This is a constant de- mand at the Liberty Singers Monday night re- hearsals. They had new and better things this year with a few changes. Linda Shaw took over as student director with Miss Cobb as adviser. The group became a better group when we held auditions in the winter. The twelve became twenty-two hard working individuals trained to sound like one. Highlights were church and school concerts. At the Spring concert the Pa- triots broke History and went Broadway in for- mal attire. Liberty Singers nervously await their spring concert. JENNY MILLER CHRISTINE SHARPE Honoris Causa is an honor given to seniors of out- standing character and scholarship. They must have completed at least two years of Latin and must have an excep- tionally high average in all other subjects. Mrs. Martin, Latin teacher, sponsors this group of junior Phi Beta Kappas.” BARRY DEAL SANDRA GOODMAN JUANITA BENTON RIVES PRIDDY BETTY JO CAMPBELL 122 Boy’s Varsity Club R. Braxton, J. Taylor, M. Leonard. J. Markey. 2nd row: R. Harris, D. Bremner.T. Pumphrey, E. Wingfield, L. Owens, J. Davis, D. Longest, J. Ray, W. Hart. 3rd row: C. Jewell, C. Traylor, A. Case, M. Bell, M. Davis, W. Miers, W. Payne, C. Jones, N. Eddleton. 4th row: A. Mines, C. Jennings, C. Mills, B. Lindenzweig, D. Durham, M. Rhyne. P. Snoody, D. Winston. 5th row: Coach Richy, B. Lahocki, G. Brock, S. Barker, Coach Flanagan. The Boy’s Varsity Club is composed of boys that take part in Varsity sports. Their major projects were selling P.H. sweatshirts and adding drama to the morning an- nouncements. Wade Miers and Mike Leonard sell a P.H. sweatshirt to David Bremner. 123 The Science Clw 1st row: L. Mizes, B. Cross. N. Tavlor, G. Stanley, M. Hicks, G. Smith, D. Brown, N. Wade. 2nd row: M. Graham, D. Smart, B. Allman. R. Dail, D. DeFord. D. Collie, J. Thompson, Mrs. Tenney, Sponsor. 3rd row: A. Stanley, J. Jones, J. Jones. The Science Club is composed of those students who are interested in Science. With the help of sponsor. Mrs. Tennv, their main project, the Science Fair, was a success. Some of the students that received recognition were: Jimmy DeFord, who was awarded Honorable Mention in the Virginia Science Hanover Co. Science Fair; Bill Allman was awarded 1st place in the Developmental Biology section of the Virginia Junior Academy of Science meeting. He was First place math winner at the State Math- Science Conference, and won 2nd place at the Hanover Co. Science Fair in the Research Division. Grayson Stanley also won Honorable Mention in Developmental Biologv section of the Virginia Junior Acade- mv of meeting. He won 3rd place in Biology and 3rd place in an oral quiz session in General Biology, at the State Math-Science Conference. 124 Of P.H.H.S. You mean I am really finished with science What ya got there, Jimmy? competition. You didn’t really do all that, did you Nelson? Jimmy Thompson placed in Biology in the District Math-Science Conference, placed 1st in Hanover Co. Science Fair, he also participated in V.J.A.S., and the State Math-Science Conference. Nelson Taylor took honorable mention in Science Fair, was a lab assistant. Gerry Smith, was president of the Science Club, placed in physics and chemistry in the Hanover Co. Science Fair. Nancy Wade participated in Math-Science Conference and Hanover Co. Science Fair. Johnny Jones submitted a paper to F.J.A.S., worked with photography in the Science Club and won Honorable Mention at the Hanover Co. Science Fair in the research division. Aren’t you proud of it, John? That’s a lovely friend you have there, Nancy. What do you see that we can’t? 1?on_Q .v t- ' V Senior Superlatives MOST POPULAR Mark Bell Pat Chewning CUTEST COUPLE Craig Jennings Allison Knotis MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED Aaron Mines Juanita Benton WITTIEST Marye Wilhite Ronald Anderson MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Blair Gardner Sandra Goodman 128 BEST LOOKING Gary Brock Pat Chewning MOST DEPENDABLE Kenneth Wood Rives Priddy MOST COURTEOUS Jenny Miller Mark Bell MOST TALENTED Linda Shaw Brad Camden NEATEST Joyce Johnson Mark Bell MOST ATHLETIC Debbie Carneal Jim Davis 129 “A Time For Us” A Time For Us’ ' was presented by the Juniors in honor of the Senior Class on April 17, 1970. Couples danced under a blue sky to music by the Impressions. The Senior figure was formed into a heart. The Class of 1970 wish to express their deep appreciation to the Junior Class for a night of happiness and memories. Graduation Nears Mr. Turner and Mr. Durham await graduation. 132 Seniors, line up! 133 Senior Directory MARION ANDERSON Band 1-5; Nominated for Sec. of Band 1, 3; Nominated for One Contributing Most to the Band; Nominated to Run for Homecoming Queen; Nominat- ed to run for Queen of Junior Prom 4; Member of History Club 4. RUTH BAKER FBLA 1. JUDY BARNES Fashion Show 1-2; DE Club 3-5; Board of Directors DE Club 4; Pres, of DE 5; 1st Place in District Contest 5, 2nd in State Contest; Runner-up in SME Contest 5. MARK BELL Homeroom Representative 1, 2; Vice Pres, of Class 3-4; Var- sity Track 2-4; Varsity Cross Country 3-4; J.V. Track 3; J.V. Football 2; SCA Treas 3-4; Chairman of Steering Commit- tee 4-5; Candy Chairman 4; Pres, of Senior Class 5; SCA Convention Delegate 3-4; Key Club Convention Delegate 3; Key Club Sec. 4-5; Vice Pres, of Junior Beta Club 3; Varsity Club 4-5; Beta Club 4-5; Key Club 3-5; Spanish Honor 3-5; 250 and 500 Mile Club — Cross Country 4; SCA f inance Chair- man 4. ROGER BRAXTON FFA 1-5; Football 2-5; SCA 3-5; Pres. SCA 4; Social Studies Club 4; Track 4; Varsity Club 5. DAVID BREMNER Assistant H.R. Representative 1; H.R. Representative 2; Jun- ior Beta Club 2-3; Stunt Night 2-4; J.V. Track 2; Varsity Track 2-5; Cross Country 3-5; District Track Team 2-5; Regional Track 3-5; Regional Cross Country 3-5; Key Club 2-5; Varsity Club 2-5; Beta Club 4-5; Key Club Treasurer 5; Beta Club Vice Pres. 5; SCA Histori- an 3; SCA Treas. 5; Pres of Sophomore Class 3; Pres, of Junior Class 4; Boys’ State Del- egate 4; Spark Staff Reporter 5. CHRIS BRETT Spanish Honor Society 3-5; Spark Staff 3-5; Quill and Scroll 5. GARY BROCK Assistant H.R. Representative 5; Beta Club 4-5; Key Club 4-5; Varsity Club 3-5; Beta Club Treas. 5; Varsity Football 3-5; Varsity Baseball 3-5; Jr. Class Marshall 4; J.V. Football 1-2, J.V. Baseball 1-2; 8th Grade Football 1; Stunt Night 2-5; Senior Superlative — Best Looking 5. JANICE BROOKS Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y Club 3; FBLA 4-5. JUDY BRUCE FHA 1-3; Chorus 1-3; Girl’s Ensemble 3; Majorette 5; FBLA 5. MILDRED BYERS BRAD CAMDEN Dramatics Club 1-5; Art Club 3-5. BETTY CAMPBELL FHA 1-5; FTA 3-5; SCA Rep- resentative 1; SCA Assistant 2; Science Club 2; National Honor Society 4-5, Sec. 5; Homecom- ing Princess Nominee 1; Miss PH Contestant 1; Honoras Causa 5; Mathematics and Science Seminar 4; Orator Staff 3-5, Business Editor 5. CHRISTY CAMPBELL Dramatics Club 2-5; Pep Club 3; DE Club 5. FAYE CANNON FHA 1-2; 4-H 1-3; Chorus 1-2; State Fair Winner 1, 4-5; FBLA 3- 5; FBLA Convention Dele- gate 4-5; Girl ' s Softball Team 4- 5; Spark Staff 4-5; Fashion Show 1, 4-5; Stunt Night 4-5; Prom Committee 4; SCA Letter 5; Debate Team 3-4. LINDA CANNON Chorus 1-3; FHA 1. DEBBIE CARNEAL Liberty Singers and Chorus 1-4; Girl’s Basketball 2-5, Co- Captain of Basketball; Softball Team 4-5, Co-Captain 4; All Re- gional Chorus 2-4; FTA Mem- ber 4-5; Beta Club 4-5; Cam- paign Manager 4; Spanish Honor 4-5; Stunt Night 4; Most Athletic 5; Girl’s Varsity Club 2-5; Pres, of Girl ' s Varsity 5. CHARLOTTE CARTER FBLA 3-4. DONNA CARTER SCA H.R. Assistant 1-2; Girls Basketball Team 2-5; Girls Varsity Club 2-5; Co-Captain of Girls Basketball Team 4-5; Stunt Night 4; Prom Committee Chairman 4; Pep Club 5. JOYCE CARTER SCA Member 1; SCA Nominat- ing Committee 5; Junior Honor Society 1-3; Local Science and Math Conference 2; State Con- ference — Biology 2; Dramatics Club 2-4, Sec. 3; Sec. of Junior Class 4; Library Club 4; Class Gift Committee 5. TED CARTER 8th Grade Football 1: J.V. Bas- ketball 8; J.V. Track 8; J.V. Football 9; J.V. Basketball 9; J.V. Track 9; J.V. Football 10: J.V. Basketball 10; J.V. Track 10; Varsity Football 11; V. Bas- ketball 12; Varsity 12. ARTHUR CASE FFA 1-5; Varsity Baseball 1, 3; Varsity Club 3-5; Varsity Foot- ball 4; 4-H Club 1, 3, 4; ' Radio Club 1. YVONNE CHAPPALL Science and Mathematics Club 1-4; Junior Honor Society 1-2; Dramatics Club 2, 3-4; SPA 2, 4; Prom Committee 3; Senior Honor Society 3, 4; FBLA 3; National Honor Society 5; Na- tional Achievement Semifinal- ist 5. PAT CHEWNING 8th Grade Pres. 1; Homecom- ing Princess 1-4. Homecoming Queen 5; FHA 1, 5; H.R. Rep- resentative 1-5; Honor Council 1-4; Pep Club 1-5; J.V. Cheer- leader 9-10, Head 10; Varsity Cheerleader 4; Vice Pres, of 9th Grade 2; Beta Club 4; Senior Superlative — Best Looking, Best All Around 5; Key Club Sweetheart 5; Girl’s Varsity Club 5; Vice Pres, of Senior Class 5; Miss PH Contest 1, 3, 5. HENRY CHILDRESS 8th Grade Football 1; J.V. Foot- ball 1; FFA 1-5; 4-H 1-5; Radio Club 2-3; Chess Club 1. ELLIS CLAIBORNE FFA 1-5. CYNTHIA CLARK Library Club 3-5; Dramatics Club 3-4. GEORGIA CLARKE JEAN CLARKE FHA 1; Program Chairman 1. JOYCE CLARKE NEVERETTE COLEMAN FFA 1-2; Football 3. CARROL COLES SHAWN CUMFER Basketball 1; Soccer 2; Key Club 3, 5; Spanish Honor Socie- ty 5; High School Bowl 3, 5; De- bate Honors 2. CLEO CURTIS Homecoming Contestant 2; Choir 3-4; FBLA 3. DAVID DABNEY Horticulture 3; Track 4. REGINIA DABNEY SPA Representative 3; Choir 3-4. ALFANZA DAVIS Vocational Agriculture 1-5; SPA Representative 3. BARRY DEAL Orator Staff Member; Key Club; National Honor Society. BRENDA DEBOROUS Library Assistant 1; FHA 1; Homecoming Princess 2; 4-H Club 1-2. JIM DeFORD FFA 1-2; Stunt Night 4-5; Kev Club 4-5; Science Club 5; Science Fair 2nd Place 4; Science Fair 1st Place 5; Vir- ginia Junior Academ y of Science 5; Audio-Visual Club 5; Vice-Pres. Audio-Visual Club 5; ICC Representative 5. BUDDY DUKES Band 1-3; FBLA 3-5: DE I 4; FBLA Regional Convention 3- 5; FBLA State Convention 4- 5; All Region Band 2. LINDA DULING SCA Representative 1; SCA District Meeting 1; FHA 2; State Fair Entry 2; Lettergirl 3-5; Tobacco Festival Parade 3; Ashland Rescue Squad Parade 3-5; Forrest View Rescue Squad Parade 3-4; FBLA 4-5. Parliamentarian 5; Team 5. Chairman 5; FBLA Regional Convention 4-5; Library Assist- ance 5; Co-Historian 5; Tri- Hi-Y 5; Orator 5. DAVID DURHAM 8th Grade Basketball 1; Chess Club 1; Pep Club 1-3; J.V. Foot- ball 2; J.V. Basketball 2-3: J.V. Baseball 3; Key Club 4-5; Var- sity Club 3-4; Varsity Baseball 134 Senior Directory (continued) 3- 4; 4-H Club 4. ALEX DUVALL Choral Club 4; DE Club 4-5. DENEISE EDWARDS Science Math Club 1; Home- room Representative 1; Junior Honor Society 1; Spanish Honor Society 5. SHIRLEY EDWARDS FHA 1-3; 4-H 2; Majorettes 2- 5; ICC 4-5; FHA Officer 2; Majorette Officer 3-4; Majo- rette Head 5. GUY EMPEY Varsity Wrestling 4; Art Club 5. MIKE EPPERLY 8th Grade Football 1; J.V. Foot- ball 1-2; J.V. Track 2; Varsity Football 3; Stunt Night 3-4; Radio Club 4; 4-H 5. KARLA EUBANK FHA 1-2. BASIL FOUNTAIN FFA 1-2, 5. PEARL GAINER 4- H 1-2, Homecoming Queen 2. LOUISE GALLIMORE DE Club 3; State Fair Winner 3- 4. LA VERNE GAMMON FHA 1; FBLA 2-3; DECA 4; Chorus 1-5; Tri-Hi-Y 3. BLAIR GARDNER Band 1-4, Equipment Manager 2-3, V-Pres., Pres. 4; Spark 3-4, Reporter 3, Co-Editor 4; Three Act Play 2; SIPA Convention 3; Jr. Beta Club 3; J.V. Track 3; High School Bowl 3-5, Captain 4- 5; Stunt Night 2, 4; Spanish Honor Society 3-4, V-Pres. 4; National Honor Society 4-5, Convention Delegate 5; All- Regional Workshop Band 3; All-County Band 3-4; Beta Club 4-5, Convention Delegate 4; Key Club 3-5, Pres. 5; SCA Asst. Rep. 1, 4, 5, Rep. 2, 3, Pres. 5; Quill Scroll 5; ICC Vice-Chairman 4; SCA Letter 4; Star 5; SCA Steering Commit- tee 5; SCA Workshop 2, 5; Voted Senior Most Likely to Succeed 5; Represented Vir- ginia in Eighth Annual Model Senate Youth Program” Spon- sored bv William Randolph Hearst Foundation in Washing- ton, D. C. 5. HYLAH GARDNER 4-H Club 1, 2; Choir 1. ROBERT GAYLE Band 1-5; Tri-Hi-Y 5; Custodi- an of Flag 3; Chess Club. BRENDA GENTRY Tri-Hi-Y 3; Chorus Club 1, 4, 5. COLLEEN GOLDEN Drama Club 3-4; Orator Staff 4-5, Editor 5; ICC Rep. 5; Span- ish Honor Society 4-5; Play- Long Christmas Dinner 4; Quill Scroll 5. LINDA GOODMAN Chorus 1; Band 2-3; FBLA 4. SANDRA GOODMAN FHA 1-5; SCA Rep. 2-5; Let- tergirl 2-5; Asst. Head Letter- girl 4, Head 5; FTA 3-5, Sec. 5; Hi-Y-Tri-Hi-Y 1-5; Jr. Beta Club 3; Stunt Night 1-5; Nation- al Honor 4-5; Beta 5, Sec. 5; Spanish Honor 5; Junior Mar- shall 4; Sec. Senior Class 5; Miss PHHS Contest 2-5; Hono- ris Causa 5; Spark Staff 5; Sen- ior Most Likely to Succeed” 5; Quill Scroll 5; National Honor Convention 4; ICC 5; Fashion Show 1, 5; Class Histo- ry Committee 5; Campaign Manager 5; Ashland Parade 2-5; Tobacco Festival 2, 3; SCA Letter 5; Star 5; Prom Comm. 4. BESSIE GRAY FBLA 1-2; FHA 1; Chorus 1-3; Majorette 3. BETTY SUE HALE Second Place Winner in Science Fair 1; SCA Represent- ative 1; Jr. FBLA Pres. 3; Vice Pres, of Senior FBLA 4; Varsity Choral Club 4-5; Liberty Sing- ers 4-5; All County Chorus 4; FBLA 3-5; Art Club Member 5; Certificate of Merit Award in FBLA 5. JODY HALL FHA 1; Library Club 2-3, Sec. 2; FBLA 4-5, Vice Pres. 5; FBLA Certificate of Merit 5. BETTY JO HARDING FHA 1-5, 1st Vice President 4, Pres. 5, Junior Degree 1, Chap- ter Degree 2, State Degree 5, State Fair Entries: Blue 1-5, Red 3; Most Outstanding Un- dergraduate in Home Econom- ics 3; Fashion Show 1-5; Orator Staff 2-5, Non-Fiction Editor 3, Poetry Editor 4-5; SIPA Con- vention 4; ICC 4; FTA 3-5; Stunt Night 4; SCA Letter 5; National Honor Society 4-5; Last Will and Testament Com- mittee 5; Varsity Choral Club 4-5, Accompanist 4-5; Liberty Singers 4-5; All-County Chorus 4; All-District Chorus 4; Out- standing Senior Se rvice Award 5. ANNIE HARRIS GEORGE HARRIS JANICE HARRIS FHA 2; SPA 1-2. LOIS HARRIS FHA 1; FBLA 3-4, Vice Pres. 3. Historian 4. QUEEN HARRIS FHA 2, FBLA 3. RONALD HARRIS FFA 1-2; J.V. Football 2; Var- sity Football 3-5; J.V. Track 3; Varsity Club 3-5; Varsity 4-5; Varsity 5. WAVERLY HARRIS FFA 1-5. GREG HART Bowling 3-4; Jr. Civitaus 4; Art 5; Varsity Cross Country 5; Varsity Track 5. WALTER HART J.V. Football 1-3, 8th Grade Football 1; J.V. Baseball 1-3; 4-H Club 3-5; Varsity Club 4-5; Varsity Baseball 4-5; Varsitv Football 4-5; SCA Representa- tive 3-5. KATHY HAWTHORNE FHA 1-2; State Fair Winner 1; Beginning Band 1; Stunt Night 1; Fashion Show 1; Science Fair 1; Annual Staff 3-5; Quill and Scroll 4-5; Class Editor of An- nual 5 KAYE HAWTHORNE FHA 1-2; Beginning Band 1; Stunt Night 1; Fashion Show 1; Science Fair 1; Annual Staff 3- 5, Editor 5; Quill and Scroll 4- 5. BERDIE HAYES TERESA HOWARD FHA 1-4; FTA 3; Hi- Y-Tri-Hi-Y 4-5, Treas. 5; Asst. Business Editor of Annual 4. MARTHA HEMINGWAY Fashion Show 1; SCA Repre- sentative 3, 5; SCA Letter 5; FTA 3-5, Treas. 5; Orator 2-5, Business Manager 4, Non- Fiction Editor 5; Jr. Beta Club 3; Beta Club 4-5; Beta Conven- tion 5; Tri-Hi-Y Club 4-5, Co- Historian 4, Vice Pres. 5; Tri- Hi-Y Convention 5; Pep Club 3- 5; Girls Varsitv Club 5; Girls Softball 4-5, Letter 5; Stunt Night 4-5; ICC 5; Prom Com- mittee 4; Member of Merits’ High School Who’s W ' ho 5. BRENDA JACKSON Dramatics Club 3-4; Majorette 2; DECA 4. DENNIS JACKSON Class President 1, Vice Presi- dent 2; J.V. Basketball 1-2; V. Basketball 2-5; Football 2; Varsity Basketball 3-4; SCA Nominating Committee. CRAIG JENNINGS H.R. Representative 1-2; J.V. Football 2; J.V. Track 3; Key Club 4, 5; Varsity Track 4-5; Varsitv Club 4-5; Varsitv Foot- ball 5; Stunt Night 5; ICC Rep- resentative 5. CRAIG JEWELL Basketball 1; FFA 1; Cross Country 2-5; Track 4; Kev Club 4- 5; DE Club 3-4; Radio Club 4; Stunt Night 2, 5; Cross Country District 4-5; Track District 4; Spark Staff 5; Co-Capt. of Cross Country 5. BARBARA JOHNSON Band Booster Club 3; FBLA 5. BEVERLY JOHNSON Spark Staff 2-5; 4-H 3; FTA 4-5; Hi-Y-Tri-Hi-Y 5; Spanish Honor Societv 4-5; Girl ' s Var- sitv 4-5; Girl’s Basketball 4-5; Girls’ Softball 5. JOYCE JOHNSON FHA 2, 3, 5; Majorette 3-4; SPA 2-3; History Club 4; Miss PH Contest 5; Fashion Show 4-5; Senior Superlative — Neatest 5; Homecoming Con- testant 3; Perfect Attendance Award 1. KIM JOH NSON Dramatics Club 1-5; Best Ac- tress Award 1; Chorus 1-5; Fo- rensics 3-5; Orator Staff 4-5: Fiction Editor 5; Liberty Sing- ers 4-5; All-Regional Chorus 1-4; All Countv Chorus 4; All State Chorus 4; Miss PH Con- testant 5. CRAIG JONES J.V. Football 1-3; 8th Grade Football; J.V. Track 1; J.V. Bas- 1 35 Senior Directory (continued) ketball 2-3; Stunt Night 2; Chess Club 2; Golf 2-5, Capt. 5; Varsity Basketball 3; Varsitv Club 4-5; 4-H Club 4-5. JANET JONES FHA 1-5, Junior Degree 1, 3rd Vice Pres. 3, 1st Vice Pres. 5; Outstanding Betty Crocker Homemaker 5; Spanish Honor Society 4-5; SCA Letters 5; Pep Club 1-5. JOE JONES Chess Club 1-2; Radio Club 1; Marching Band 1-4. All County Band 1-4, Concert Band 1-4; Science Club 3-4; Lab Assistant 4; Flag Custodian 4; H.R. Rep- resentative 4; Spanish Honor Society 5; Science Club 5. JOHN JONES FFA 1-2. JUANITA JONES Advanced Band 1-5, Band Staff 4; All-Regional Band 2-3; All- County Band 3-4; Solo Festival 4; Letter in Band 5; Award for Outstanding Senior in Band 5; Spark Staff 3-5; Quill and Scroll 4-5; Beta Club 4-5; Hi- Y-Tri-Hi-Y 3-5, Chaplain 4; Honor Council 5; Prom Co- Committee Chairman 4. NELL JONES Treas. Cosmetology Lab 3. SHIRLEY JONES Junior Counselor 2; FBLA 3. TINA JONES FHA 3-5; Library Club 5, Sec. 5. ALISON KNOTTS National Honor Soc. Treasurer 5; Beta Club 5; Spark 5; Quill and Scroll 5; Pep Club 5; Cam- paign Manager 5; ICC 5; Span- ish Honor Society 5; Stunt Night 5. BILLY LAHOCHI Pep Club 1, 2; J.V. Baseball 3; J.V. Football 3; Varsitv Base- ball 4, 5; Varsity Football 5; Member of Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y 4, 5; President of Hi-Y and Tri- Hi-Y 5; Beta Club 5; Varsity Club 5; Orator Staff 5. MIKE LEONARD J.V. Track 1; Science 1; J.V. Baseball 2; J.V. Track 2; J.V. Football 2; J.V. Basketball 2; Varsity Football 3; Varsity Track 3; J.V. Baseball 3, Co- Captain; J.V. Basketball 3; Varsity Club 3, 4; Varsity Bas- ketball 4; Varsity Baseball 4; Varsity Track 4; Varsity Foot- ball 4; Varsity Baseball 5; Var- sity Club Officer, Sec. 5. JEANETTE LEWIS FHA 1, 2, 3; SCA I. 5; Fashion Show 5; State Fair Entry 5; Per- fect Attendance 3, 4. KATHERINE LEWIS Band 1, 2; Science Math Club I, 2. 3; National Jr. Honor Soci- ety 1, 2, 3; Majorette 2, 3, 4; Modern Dance 4; SPA Secre- tary 4; Vice-Pres. of Jr. Class 4; Beta Club 5; Senior Class Re- porter 5; Homecoming Maid of Honor 5. NANCY LIGNIAN FHA 1-5; SCA Representative 1- 5; Art Club 4-5; Reporter for Art Club 5; Treas. for FHA 2; Stunt Night 1, 2, 4; Science Fair 1. EMILY LIBSCOME FBLA 5. KIM LOELEIN Pep Club 2-5; Homecoming Princess 2-5; Homecoming Representative 5; Stunt Night 2- 4; J.V. Cheerleader 3; Varsity Cheerleader 4-5, Asst. Head 5. Girls Varsity Club 4-5, SCA Campaign Manager, SCA Nom- inating Committee 5. DAVID LONGEST J. V. Track 2-3; Varsity Track 4-5; J.V. Football 2-3; Varsity Club 4-5; Radio Club 4. CHRISTA LUNGE Science Club 2; FTA 5. JEAN MAGGARD DE Club 2-4. BARBARA MAHANES Fashion Show 1-4; fBLA 5. JOHN MARKEY 8th Grade Football 1, Co- Captain 1; 8th Grade Basketball I; J.V. Baseball 1-2; J.V. Foot- ball 1-2; J.V. Basketball 2-3; Varsity Football 3-5; Varsity Basketball 4-5; Varsity Baseball 3- 5; Key Club 4-5; Varsity Club 3-5; Co-Captain Baseball 4-5; Treas. Varsitv Club 5. CAROL MASON Treas. of Homeroom 2; DECA 4. CHERYL MAY Chorus 1-2; 4-H 1-2; Fashion Show 1-2, 5, Stunt Night 4; Girls Varsity 4-5; Girls Softball 4, 5. PAUL McCALLISTER GUS McCRACKEN FFA 2-5; Debate 5. KAYRON MERRITT FHA 1-2, 5; FBLA 1, 3-4; Fashion Show 1-2, 5, Science Fair 1. 3, Pep Club 2-3; Stunt Night 9-10; Homeroom Rep. 4; Lettergirl 4-5; ICC 5. CAROLYN MICHAEL FBLA 3-5. NOVELLA MICKENS FHA 5. W ADE MIERS J.V. Track 1-3; V. Track 4; V. Football Manager 4; Varsity Club 4-5; 4-H Club 5; Stunt Night 5; Mr. PHHS Contest 5. JENNY MILLER 4-H Club 2-4, Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 4; Basketball Team 3-5; Girls Varsity Club 3-5; FTA 3-4, Vice Pres. 5; National Honor Society 4, Vice-Pres. 5; Beta Club 5. Historian 5; Quill Scroll 5; Honoris Causa 5; ICC 5; SCA Rep. 5; SCA Le tter 5; Spark Staff 4-5; Stunt Night 4; Senior Superlative 5; Latin Tournament 4; Beta Conven- tion 5; National Honor Conven- tion 5; FTA Convention 5. CHARLES MILLS 8th Grade Track 1, J.V. Track 2-3; Cross Country 4; Varsity Club 4-5 RICHARD MILLS FFA 1-5. AARON MINES Varsity Baseball 2-5; Varsity Football 2-5; Varsity Baseball 2- 5; Council Member of SCA 5; SCA Committee Chairman 5; Campaign Manager SCA 5; FFA 3-5; FFA Officer 3-5; Tri- Hi-Y 5; Dramatics Club 3-4; So- cial Studies Club 4; Varsity Club 5; Pres. Junior Class 4; J.V. Team 3; Perfect Attend- ance 3; Liberty Singers 5; Dele- gate FFA 5; Stunt Night 5; Band 1-4. TERMON MINER FFA 1-4; SCA 1-4; Football 3- 4; Track 4-5; Science Math 1-3; Junior Honor Society 1-2; Dramatic Club 3-4. RODDY MITCHELL FFA 2-4; SCA 1 -4; Science Math Club 2, 3; Dramatics Club 3-4. TERESSA MORAN Majorette 2-3; DECA Club 4-5. JIM MORGAN DE Club 4-5. GEORGE MOSBY FFA 1-5; 4-H 1-5. BONNIE MUILER FHA 1; Homecoming Princess Nominee; Miss PHHS 1-3; Asst. Homeroom Rep. 1-3; Ora- tor Staff 1. 2; Spark Staff 2; Voice Staff 3-4; SCA Home- room Rep. 2; New Masters Club 3, Sec. 4, Pres. 5; Fashion 5; Pep Club 3. CAROLYN NEELY FHA 1; Spark Staff 2-5, Ex- change Editor 5; Pep Club 3-5; Science Fair 2; Tri-Hi-Y 4-5, Chaplain 5; Model General As- sembly 5; Quill and Scroll 5. BRENDA OLIVER Varsity Chorus Club 4-5; Cho- rus 1-5; FBLA 4-5; Conven- tions 4; Library Club 4; Dra- matics Club 4-5. SANDY OLIVER FHA 1; Library Club 1-3; Majo- rette 3-5; Pep Club 5; Asst. Head Majorette 4; FBLA 3, 5. JOHN ORTIZ School Band 1; Spanish Honor Society 2-5. CAROL OW EN Library Club 1, Assistant 1; Science Club 2; Dramatics Club 2-3; Pep Club 2-5, Vice Pres. 5; Orator Staff 3; Junior Beta 3; Stunt Night 3, 5; ICC Repre- sentative 3-5; FTA 3-5; SCA 4; Career Night Chairman 4; Spark Staff 4-5; SCA Forum 4; Varsity Cheerleader 4, Head 5; Varsity Club 4-5; National Honor Society 4-5; SCA Cam- paign Manager 5; Fashion Show 5; Beta Club Convention 5; Beta Club 5: Miss PH Contest 5; SCA Letter 5. W ARREN PAYNE DE Club 3, 5; Varsity Football 4-5; Varsity Club 4-5. BECKY PEREGORY Stunt Night 1; Fashion Show 1-5; Library Club 1-3; ICC 2, Treas. 3; State Fair 1-4, Blue Ribbon 1-2; DECA 4-5; FHA 5, Jr. Degree 5, FHA Nominating Chairman. 136 Senior Directory (continued) LLOYD PERKINS FFA 1-2; DE I 3, DE II 4, DE III 5. RACHEL PLASTER Spanish Honor Society 2-3; Dramatics Club 2, 4; Fashion Show 5; Delegate to Young Re- publicans Convention 3; Aca- demic Achievement in Spanish 1 . BRENDA PLEASANTS Fashion Show 1-5; Chorus 1-5, Sec.-Treas. 5; FHA Pres. 1, Booster 3-4; All County Chorus 4; Library Asst. 3-4; Delegate to State FBLA Convention 4. RIVES PRIDDY Dramatics Club 1-5; ICC Repre- sentative 2, Vice-Pres. 3; Pep Club 1-5; Jr. Beta Club 2-3, Vice Pres. 2, Pres. 3; J.V. Cheerleader 2-3, Head 3; Stunt Night 2-4; Sec. of Class 2-3; Honor Commission Class Rep- resentative 2; Mock Olympics Chairman 3-4; Sec. of SCA 4; Prom Chairman 4; Beta Club 4-5; National Honor Society 4-5, Pres. 5; Delegate to Beta Convention 4-5; Delegate to SCA Convention 4; Junior Mar- shall 4; Girls’ State 4; Liberty Singers 5; Forensics Meet 5; Chairman Honor Committee 5; FHA 5; Assistant SCA Repre- sentative 5; Delegate to VHS Convention 5; Senior Superla- tive — Most Dependable 5; Ho- noris Causa 5. AUDREY PRUITT FBLA 3-5, Historian 5; Fashion Show 1-2; Library Club 3-4, Treas. 4, Assistant 3-4; Dele- gate to State FBLA Convention 4. DON REECE 8th Grade Football 1; J.V. Foot- ball 2, 3; J.V. Basketball 2, 3; Varsity Basketball 4, 5. MIKE RHYNE J.V. Baseball 2-3; J.V. Football 3, Choir 3-4, Voted Most Out- standing 5; Varsity Club 5. NORMAN ROBINSON FFA 2-5; Library Club 1-3; Dramatic Club 2, 3. SUZANNE SANDERS J.V. Cheerleader 2-3, V. Cheer- leader 4-5; FHA 1-5, Treas. 3, Reporter 5, Jr. Degree 2; FT A 3- 5, Sec. 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2-5; Girl’s Varsity 4-5; ICC Representative 2- 3; 4-H Club 2-4, Vice Pres. 4; SCA Representative 3, 5, As- sistant 1, 2, 4; Jr. Beta 2-3; Spanish Honor 3-5; Miss PH Contest 1, 5. THOMAS LEE SHARPE 8th Grade Football 1; J.V. Foot- ball 3; Key Club 5. CHRISTENE SHARPE 4- H 2-4, Treas. 3, 4; Science Club 2; Jr. Beta 2-3; Orator 3-4, Fiction Editor 4; Spark 4-5; Na- tional Honor 4-5; Latin Tourna- ment 1-2; Stunt Night 2-4; Beta Club 5; Honoris Causa 5; Quill and Scroll 5; FTA 3-5, Pres. 5; Delegate to Jr. Academy of Science Seminar; Delegate to Beta Convention 5; Science Fair 1-2. LINDA SHAW FHA 1-3, Jr. Degree 2, Chapter Degree 3, Historian 2; Pep Club 5; Varsity Club 3-5, Sec.-Treas. 5; Varsity Choral Club 1-5, Pres. 5; Liberty Singers 2-5, Di- rector 5; Girl’s Basketball Team 3- 5, Lettered 5; Girl ' s Softball Team 4-5, Co-Captain 4, Let- tered 5; Chorus 1-5; Student Di- rectory 4-5; All-Regional Cho- rus 2, All Regional Choir 3-4, Voted Most Outstanding Achievement in Chorus 5; SCA Letter 5; Senior Superlative — Most Athletic 5; Stunt Night 4- 5; Annual Staff 5; Science Fair 4, Second Place Winner; ETA 5. LINDA SHELTON SPA 1-4; Majorette 2-4; DECA 4. DEBBIE SHOLES MARY SMITH SPA 1; Choir 1-4. NANCY SMITH Lab Assistant 2; Science Club 2-3; Pep Club 2-5, Officer 4; Girl’s Basketball Team 2-5; SCA Assistant H.R. Represent- ative 3; Girl ' s Varsity Club 2-5, Officer 4-5; Voice Staff 4; Tri- Hi-Y 4-5; Beta Club 4-5; Stunt Night 4-5; ETA 5; ICC 5; Scorekeeper for Varsity and J.V. Track 5. PAT SNODDY FFA 1; J.V. Football 2; J.V. Baseball 2-3; V. Football 3; DE 4-5; Varsity Club 5. JANET SNYDER FTA 3-5; Dramatics Club 1-2. ROSA SPARKS SHIRLEY STANLEY State Fair Winner 2; Science Club 1. EDDIE TAYLOR J.V. Football 2-3; J.V. Track 1-3. JAMIE TAYLOR J.V. Football 1-3; J.V. Basket- ball 2-3; 8th Grade Basketball I; J.V. Baseball 1-2; Varsity Football 4-5; Varsity Basketball 4-5; Varsity Baseball 3-5; Treas. of Class I; Pep Club 1-2; Varsity Club 3-5. LYNN TAYLOR FFA 1-5, Executive Board 4, 5; Science Fair Winner 1; Crop Judging Contest Winner 3-4. CYNTHIA THOMAS Science and Math Club 2, An- nual Science Congress 2; Na- tional Honor Society 2, 4-5; Spanish Honor Society 4-5, Treas. 5; Homecoming Winner 2 . SUSAN THOMAS Cheerleader 5; Girls Varsity 5; Beta Club 5, Convention 5; Pep Club 4-5; Junior Beta Club 3; Spark 4-5; Orator 3; FTA 3-5; Quill and Scroll 5; Stunt Night 1- 3; Miss PH Contest 2-5, Won Title 5. KENNETH THOMPSON FFA 1-5, Reporter 3-5, History Club 4; Key Club 5. LINDA TOLER FHA 2-5; Tri-Hi-Y 3-4; Girl’s Varsity 4-5; Pep Club ' 1-5; An- nual Staff 3-5; Varsity Cheer- leader 4-5; J.V. Cheerleader 2- 3; Assistant HR Representa- tive 5; ICC 5. JIMMY TRIBBLE FFA 1-5. LaVERNE TYLER SCA 1-4; Library Club 1-4; Cheerleader 1-2; Honor Society 1-3. WENDY VAN FOSSEN FHA 1; Library Club 1. VIRGINA VASS FHA 1-5; Music Club 1-3; Tri- Hi-Y 3-5; FHA Songleader 5. JOYCE WAITE Library Club 1-4; Dramatics Club 2-3; FHA 1-2; Chorus 4-5; DE 4-5. RITA WALLER FHA 1-2; Assistant Sec. of Homeroom. ELIZABETH WALTON FHA 1, 3-5; Dramatics Club 1-2; Assistant H.R. Represent- ative 2-4; Pep Club 3-5; Girls Varsity Club 5; Cheerleader 5; Fashion Show 1, 4, 5; Stunt Night 1, 3, 4, 5; Tri-Hi-Y 4-5; Science Fair Winner 4; Orator Staff 5. MARYE WILHITE FHA 1, 2, 5; Tri-Hi-Y 5; Pep Club 5; Annual Staff 5; Stunt Night 4-5; Spanish Honor Soci- ety 5; Senior Superlative — Wittiest 5; Fashion Show. DONALD WINSTON J.V. Football 2-3; J.V. Track 2; Varsity Track 3-5; Varsity Foot- ball 4-5; Boy’s Varsity 3-5. NARDA WINSTON Science and Math Club 1-2; Al- ternating Cheerleader 1; Cheer- leader 2, 4; SPA 1, 2, 4; H.R. Representative 4; Junior Coun- selor 1; History Club 4; Dra- matics Club 1-2. KENNETH WOOD Assistant H.R. Representative 1; FFA 1-2; Science Fair, 2nd Place Winner 3-4; H.R. Repre- sentative 2-5; Class Treas. 2-5; Stunt Night 2-5; Beta Club 4-5, Pres. 5; Key Club 3-5, Vice Pres. 5; Voice Staff 3-5, Busi- ness Manager 4-5; Boys’ State 4; Beta Convention Delegate 4-5; SCA Letter 4; SCA Star 5. DIANE WOODSON Library Club 1; DE 3-4; FBLA 3-4; FHA 1-2. ANNE YARBROUGH FHA 1-5; Dramatics Club 1, 2, 4, 5; Stunt Night 1; Tri-Hi-Y 5; State Fair 2-3; Fashion Show 2, 3, 5; Library Club 1-2; Office Assistant 5. JEAN ZICAFOOSE H.R. Representative 1; Fashion Show 1-5; Tri-Hi-Y 3-5; Lab Assistant 3; Science Fair 3; Science Club 3-4. 137 Index A Acors, Russ 40 Adams, David 48 Adams, Jerry 25 Adams, Lily 48 Adams, Linda 82, 107 Adams, Richard 40 Akers, Della 40. 100. 107, 115 Alexander, Connie 40 Alexander, Mike 48 Allen, Connie 48 Allman, Barbara 105 Allman, Bill 124 Alvis, Linda 40, 112 Anderson. Brendell 40, 75. 98 Anderson, Donald 48 Anderson, Joe 59 Anderson, Johnnie 48 Anderson, Marion 25 Anderson, Ronald 25, 128 Andrews, Bill 58. 70. 108 Armstrong, Gary 40 Askew. Claude 48 Atkins, Tommy 48 Axselle, John 62 Axselle, Sherry 40. 107 Ayers, James 48 B Baber, Carl 97, 105 Baisley, Clarence 40 Baker, Betty 48, 102 Baker, Elizabeth 25 Baker, Ruth 25 Balh nger. Ned 40, 88. 90 Banks, Asa 40. 59 Banton, Barry 48. 58, 69, 79 Barker. Steve 25, 76. 108. 123 Barnes, Jo Anne 40, 105 Barnes. Judv 25, 105 Barnes, Lee 40 Barney, Susan 48. 104. 107 Bass, Judy 48 Bayer, Jerry 25 Baylor, Charleen 64, 75, 89 Baylor, Pam 48, 112 Beazlev, Donnie 40 Beazlev, Linda 40 Beck, Louis 59. 103 Bell, Mark 25, 25, 95, 108, 128, 129 Benton, Juanita 25, 96, 107, 101, 122. 128 Blevins, Wanda 25 Bolton, Ronnie 48 Boomhower, Herbert 48. 88 Bowles. Beverly 41, 92 Bowles, Debbie 48 Bowles, Donnie 41, 104 Bowman, Susan 48 Brannan, T. L 49, 104 Braxton, Roger 25, 59, 110 Bremner, David 25, 63, 70, 90, 72, 108, 110, 123 Bremner, Kenneth 41. 63, 70, 71. 103 Brett, Cris 25, 90, 95 Brett. Jo 49, 91. 107 Brice, John 76 Bright, Patricia 41 Britt, James 49 Britt. Judy 49 Brock, Gary 25. 59, 76. 108. 1 10. 123, 129 Brooks, Janice 26, 110 Brooks, Patricia 49 Brown, Carolyn 26, 97 Brown, Cynthia 41, 97 Brown, Danita 49, 82, 107, 124 Brown, Georgia 41 Bruce, A. C 26. 115 Bruce, Harold 105 Bruce, Judv 26 Bumpass, Dottie 41, 89 Bussey, James 26 Butler, Sharon 41. 98. 112 Butler. Sue 49. 102 Byrd, Valerie 41. 92, 107 C Cage, Tommy 41, 70 Camden, Brad 94, 129 Campbell. Betty Jo 26, 88, 100. 101. 102. 122 Cannon, Linda 26 Cannon, Faye 26. 89. 90. 112 Cannon, Ruby 49 Canter, Dennis 49 Carlton, Sally 41. 80. 89. 92. 95, 93, 107 Carneal, Debbie 26, 64. 75. 89. 95, 107, 115, 129 Carr, Lawrence 41, 103 Carroll. David 49. 70. 74. 103 Carter, Charlotte 26 Carter, Clair 49 Carter, Donna 26. 64, 89. 107 Carter, Ernest 41 Carter, Joyce 26 Carter, Kathy 49 Carter, Lee 49 Carter, Martha 49, 75. 89, 102 Carter, Ted 26. 65 Carter, Wanda 41 Cary, Vanessa 49 Case, Arthur 103, 123 Cash, Sheila 49 Catlett, Sandra 105 Caudle, Carol 49 Cauthorne, Brenda 49. 112 Cauthorne, Carl 49, 105 Cauthorne, Debbie 49. 91. 92, 96, 100. 102 Champ, Debbie 41, 98 Chapman, Cynthia 49 Chappell, Yvonne 26. 101 Chenery, Elizabeth 49, 102. 107. 115 Chewning, Pat 24, 26. 40. 84. 89, 100. 102. 107, 108. 109. 128, 129 Childress. H. T 26. 103 Childress, Mary 49. 97 Childress, Ronnie 41. 58. 107 Christoph , David 49. 74 Claiborne 27, 103 Claiborne, Salenda 41 Clark. Cynthia 27. 98 Clark, David 27 Clarke, Georgia 27 Clarke, Jean 27 Clarke. Joyce 27 Clay, Tommy 49 Cleaton, Donnie 41 Clinton, Louise 41. 64. 75 138 Index (continued) Cobb, Richard 59 Cochran, Billy 94 Cole, Sidney 49 Coleman, Eugene 49 Coleman, Neverette 27 Coleman, Patricia 41 Coles, Carroll 27 Collie, Daniel 27, 124 Collie, Virginia 49 Conner, Donald 49, 69 Conyers, Donnie 41 Conyers, Monty 70 Conyers, Suzanne 49, 82, 107 Cook, Patricia 49 Corker, Cynthia 49 Corker, Marilyn 49, 75, 88, 89 Cowell, William 49, 103 Cox, Faye 49, 88, 94, 92, 100, 107 Cross, Beverly 49, 92, 107, 124 Cross, Myra 50, 107 Cumfer, Shawn 27, 108, 101 Curtis, Cleo 27 D Dabney, David 27 Dabney, Debora 41 Dabney, Regina 28, 97 Dabney, Salada 28 Dail, Roy 50, 63, 91, 92, 70, 124 Davis, Alfonza 28 Davis, Debbie 50 Davis, Dolly 104 Davis, Jim 28, 59, 60, 65, 70, 72, 123, 129 Davis, Janet 41 Davis, Mike 41. 65, 107 Davis, Mosker 70 Dawson, Gwen 41, 92, 95, 96, 101, 104, 107 Dawson, Laura 28 Deal, Barry 28, 88, 101, 108, 122 Deborus, Brenda 28 DeFord, Barbara 41 DeFord, David 50, 74, 92, 124 DeFord, Jimmy 95, 98, 108 Derricott, Lindsey 79, 103 Derricott, Lorenza 50 Dickerson, Earl 50, 70, 71 Dickerson. Stanley 50, 70, 72 Dooley, Mike 50 Doss, Elizabeth 41, 112 Douglass, Brent 41, 65 Duck, Jack 50, 103 Dukes, Buddy 28, 1 12 Duling, Linda 28, 92, 98, 118, 112 Durham, David 28, 76, 108, 123 Duvall, Alex 105 Dyer, Bonnie 50 Dymacek, Cynthia 50 Dymacek, Donna 41 E Eddleton, Bobby 50, 106 Eddleton, Norman 28, 58, 70, 97, 123 Edwards, Barbara 50 Edwards, Earl 41 Edwards, Eleanor 28, 95 Edwards, Shirley 28 Ehrlich, Marie 50 Ehrlich, Robert 50 Ellis, Robertnette 50 Empey, Guy 28 Epperley, Mike 28 Epps, Danny 62, 94 Everette, Fran 88 Everette, Kay 50 Farmer, Lawrence Fetty, John . . . Fetty, Ray .... Flagg, Bryan . . Fleming, Alex . . Flournoy, Richard Flournoy, Steve . Follie, Cynthia Follie, Floyd . . . Folly, Dennis . . Fontaine, Sharon Fontaine, Wayne Ford, Patricia . . Foster, Shery • ■ Fountain, Basil . Fox, Clarence . • Fox, Meloyde . . F 103 50 18, 42, 90, 97 42, 106. 108 42, 115 103 50, 79, 115 42 50 50, 74, 91 50 50 97, 112 50 28 50 50 Gaines, Francella . Gaines, Gladys . . Gaines, Margaret . Gaines, Pearl . . Gallimore, Louise Gammon, Barbara Gammon, Laverne Gammon, Dennis Gammon, Peggy Gardner, Blair . . Gardner, Hylah Garrett, Debbie . Gayle, Brenda . . Gayle, Robert . . Gentry, Brenda . Gentry, Sue . . . Gibson. Mildred . Giles, Ruth • ■ ■ Gill, Charles . . . Giragosian, Mark Glasco, Gerald . . Glasco, Shirley . Golden, Colleen . Goodloe, Gail . . Goodman, David Goodman, Linda Goodman, Sandra Gordon, Gloria . Graham, Paula Graham, Mike . . Gray, Bessie . . . Grady, George . . Gray, Jimmy . . Green, Carolyn . Green, Joan . . . Grimes, Vanessa Grosvenor, Bruce Grubbs, Gene . . G ,42 42 42 29 29 105 29, 97 42, 76, 115 50 . . . 29, 101, 108, 114. 128 29 42, 95 50 29, 92 97 42, 92, 104 29 42, 104, 115 42, 104, 107 48, 59, 106 29, 105 29 29, 88. 95, 96 50, 119 76, 103 29 ... 24, 29, 90, 92, 95, 100, 101, 102, 110, 118, 122, 128 50 42 42, 124 29 29 42 50 29 80, 89, 107 29 50 139 Index (continued) H Hale, Betty 30, 97, 1 12 Hale, Carol 50 Haley, Argie 50, 62, 79 Hall, Dale 42, 98, 95 Hall, Debra 30, 112 Hall. Floyd 50 Hall, Gary 42 Hall, Janie 51, 82, 90, 92. 107 Hall, Sheila 51, 88 Hand. Pat 5] Hansen, Carl 42 Hansen, Denise 42 Harding, Betty Jo 30. 88. 97, 100. 101. 102 Harris, Anne Nelson 42, 80. 87, 100. 107 Harris, Annie 30 Harris, Bambi 51 Harris, Ellis 62. 88. 74 Harris, George 30. 105 Harris, Janice 30 Harris, Joe 30 Harris, Lois 30 Harris, Luther 5] Harris, Zelma 51 Harris, Pat 51 Harris, Queen 30 Harris, Ronald . . . 30. 59, 65. 70. 107, 123 Harris, Rondie ]05 Harris, Waverly 30 Hart, Greg . 30. 63. 70, 71, 94 Hart. Sandra 51 Hart, Walter 30, 58, 76, 123 Haug, Naomi 51 Hawthorne, Kathy 30, 104 Hawthorne. Kaye 30, 104 Haves. Elizabeth 30 Haves, Kathryn 42 Haves, Susan 104 Hedgeparth, Darlene 51 Hemingway, Martha . 31. 75, 88. 89. 92, 96, 100, 107, 115 Hendrick. Edward 51 Hendrick. Howard 51. 76 Henley, Linda 42, 75, 105 Henry, Kalenda 31 Hensley, Lola 51 Herndon, George 42, 105 Hicks, Gay 51 Hicks, Jimmy 42, 95, 97, 104 Hicks, Judith 42 Hicks, Mike 51. 91, 124 Hicks, Norma 51. 98 Hicks, Pamela 42 Hodges. Edward 42 Hodges. Pat 42 Hohnbaum, Jerry 105 Hollins. Reynolds 42 Holloway, Ricky 51, 62, 74 Holt, Janet . 48, 51. 82, 92. 100, 107 Hooker. Pamela 51 Hopkins, Pat 42, If 06, 108 Howard, Larrv 43 Howard, Lyndal 51. 75, 89 Howard, Teresa 31. 92. 104 Hughes, Anna 31. 90. 96, 84 Hughes. Erankie 43, 80, 89. 107. 115 Hughes. Joyce 51, 97 Humes. Jackie 92, 105 Hutchinson, Alan 43, 58, 76, 95 Hutchinson. Harold 43, 58. 76, 95 Hutchinson, Karen 1Q0. 102 Iverson, Gloria Ivey, Rickv ■ ■ . . .51 51. 88 J Jackson, Anthony 43 Jackson, Brenda 31 Jackson. Carolyn 51 Jackson. Carolvn 31 Jackson, Chuck 69. 79 Jackson. Dennis 31, 65 Jackson. Hollv 48, 51. 107 Jacobs, Julie 43 Jefferson. Dorothy 31 Jennings, Debbie 51 Jennings, Linda 43 Jennings, Craig 31. 59. 70. 73. 92. 95, 108. 110, 123, 128 Jewell. Gavle 51. 74 Jewell, Janice 51 Jewell, Meredith 51, 103 Jewell, Craig 31, 63, 90. 108. 123 Jewell, Robert 43 Johnson, Alvin 31 Johnson, Aubrey 43, 18 Johnson. Barbara 31. 112 Johnson. Beverly 32. 64. 75. 89, 90. 95, 100 Johnson. Brook 51 Johnson, Bruce 32 Johnson. Charles 32 Johnson, David 43 Johnson. Joyce 32, 102, 129 Johnson. Kim 32. 88. 97 Johnson, Mary 43, 112 Johnson, Mary 51 Johnson. Shirley 51 Johnson. Snookv 43. 94. 107 Jones, Callis 103 Jones, Delois 107 Jones, Janet 32, 107 Jones, Joan 43 Jones, John 51, 62, 79. 124 Jones, John 32 Jones, Joey 32, 95. 124 Tones, Joyce 32. 112 Jones, Juanita 32, 90, 92 Jones, Kenneth 18. 43. 103 Jones, Kenneth 51 Jones, Nell 32 Jones, Shirley 32 Jones, Tina 32. 98. 102 Jones, Craig 32. 123 Jordan, John 51 K King. Frances 43 King, Jack 103 King, Jerome 43 King, Malcolm 52. 91. 95 King, Sharon 43 Knotts, Alison 32. 90. 95. 96. 101. 107. 110. 128 Kuhl, Bobbv 52 140 Index (continued) L Lahocki, Billy 32, 58, 76, 88 , 92, 108. 123 Latney, Elizabeth 43 Lawrence, Jackie ,52 Leadbetter, Debbie 43, 104, 107, 112 LeFevre, Joannie 52, 100, 107 Leonard, Mike 33, 123 Leonard, Patricia 64, 89. 102 Leslie, Lerov 43 Lewis, Barbara 43 Lewis, Burton 52, 91 Lewis, Carol 52 Lewis, Charles 62, 74, 79 Lewis. Dorothy 97 Lewis, Elliot 42, 105 Lewis, James 43, 62 Lewis, Jeanette 33 Lewis, Kathy 24, 33 Lewis, Marie 52 Lewis, Mathew 62, 69 Lewis, Olivia 52 Lewis, Ray 79 Lewis, Sandra 43 Lewis, Stanley 43 Lewis. Stewart 69 Lignian, Nancy 33 , 94 Lindenzweig, Julie 43, 80, 89, 107 Lindenzweig, Bill 123 Lipscomb, Emily 33 , 2 Lloyd, Donnie 43 Loehlein, Kim 33, 80, 89, 107 Longest, David 33, 70, 123 Loving, Billy 105 Lucas, Beverly 43 Luck, Alice 52 Luck, Diane 52, 100 Luck, Jo Ann 43, 98, 112 Lunze, Christa 33 , 100 Lybrand, Margaret 91, 100, 107 M Macauley, Lynn 44 Maggard, Jean 33 Maggard, Billy 52, 112 Mahanes, Barbara 33, 112 Mahanes, Carol 52 Mallory, Carolyn 33 Mallory, Daniel 103 Mallory, Glenn 103 Mallory, Janice 52 Mallory, Linwood 52 Markey, John 33, 59, 65, 76, 108, 123 Marshall, Janie 44 Marshall, Shirley 52 Martin, Nicky 52 Mason, Carol 22 Massello, Laura 44, 102 Mathews, Bruce 52, 62, 97 May, Cheryl 33 MeCallister, Betty 44 McCarthy, Ricky 44 McCracken, Gus 33, 103 McKenny, Maureen 44, 64, 89, 102, 107 McLeod, Billy 34, 95 Meade, Martha 112 Meeks, Wayne 44 Melnyezyn, Emilia 44, 94, 98 Melnyk, Pete 44 Melton, Nancy 52, 92 Meredith, Diane 52 Merrill, Sandra 52 Merritt, Kayron 34, 102, 118 Messick, Sarah 52, 64, 89 Michael, Carolyn 34 Michael, Shirley 44, 95 Miekens, Beverly 34 Miekens, Delois 34 Miers, Wade 34, 123 Miles, David 52 Miles, Willie 52, 103 Miller, Charlene 44 Miller, Jenny .... 34, 64, 90, 88, 89, 96, 100, 101, 122, 129 Miller, Reggie 44 Mills, Charles 34, 123 Mills, Gary 52 Mills, Mike 52 Mills, Richard 34, 103, 108 Mills, Rose 44 Mines, Aaron 59, 60, 65, 76, 92, 103, 115, 123, 128 Mines, Phyllis 44 Mines, Tony 44, 98 Minor, Marilyn 91, 107 Minor, Termon 34, 70, 73 Mitchell, John 44 Mitchell, Jeff 51 Mitchell, Roddy 34 Mize, Linda . ' 92, 107, 124 Montgomery, Cora 52 Moody, Bruce 44 Moore, Mary Beth 44, 92, 104 Moore, Ronnie 52, 63, 70, 71 Moran, Theresa 34, 105 Morgan, Garland 52, 98, 103, 105 Morgan, Jim 34, 97, 105 Morris, Gloria 34 Mosby, Allen 34 Muller, Allen 52, 103 Muller, Bonnie 34, 94 N Napier, Alice 52 Napier, Bernard 52 Nash, Sandra 52, 91 Meely, Bonnie 44, 89 Neely, Carolyn 35, 90, 92, 93, 107 Nelson, Delois 44, 97 Nicholas, David 44 Noel, Elsie 52, 100 Nuckols, Dickie 52 Nuckols, Pam 53 Nuckols, Sharon 44. 105 0 O’Berry, Larry 53 Oliver, Beverly 53, 97, 119 Oliver, Brenda 35, 112 Oliver, Sandra 35, 107, 112 Ortiz, John 35, 95 Ostergren, Marie 53, 100, 107 Owem Carol 35, 80, 81, 89, 90, 100, 101, 107 Owens, Jo Ann 107 Owens, Lee 35, 58, 88. 99, 108, 101, 123 P 141 Index (continued) Palmore, Lelia 44, 80, 89, 107 Parker, Terry 44 Patterson, Gladys 53, 91 Patterson, June 44, 95 Patterson, Ronnie 53 Payne, Robert 44 Payne, Warren 35, 58, 61, 123 Peatross, Larry 53, 69 Pemberton, Robert 44 Peplinski, Thomas 53 Peregoy, Becky 35, 105 Perkins, Marilyn 44 Percy. Billy 44 Pierce, Jill 90, 95, 100, 107, 118 Pike, Shirley 44, 92 Plaster, Kay 45 Plaster, Rachel 35 Pleasants, Brenda 35, 97 Pleasants, Clendy 53, 91, 92, 100, 107 Pleasants, Bill 45 Pleasants, Jamie 45, 107 Pleasants, Kathy 45 Pleasants, Ronnie 76, 103 Pollard, Madeline 45, 92, 95, 100. 102 Powers, Gary 35 Price, Larry 53, 74 Priddy, Bruce 53, 64, 89. 92 (75, 107 Priddy, Rives 35, 96, 101, 102, 107. J 12, 129 Priddy, Sumpter 40, 45, 104. 108, 99 Pruett, Audrey 35, 112 Pryor, Sandra 53 Pumphrey, Kay 53, 91 Pumphrey, Tommy 45, 63, 70, 72, 108, 123 Puryear, Mike 53, 103 Q Quash, James 45. 58 R Ramkey, Faye 53, 102 Ray, Jimmy 53, 59, 69, 71, 123 Reece, Don 35 Retallick, Randy 45, 70 Rhvne, Mike 59, 123 Rhyne, Ricky 53, 91 Rhyne, Steve 45, 98 Rice, Yvonne 45 Riddell, Lindsey 53, 88 Rigsby, Nancy 53, 102 Roberts, Eleanor 53 Roberts, Henry 45 Robinson, Asongia 45 Robinson, Billy 40, 45, 65, 107, 108, 1 14 Robinson, Ellis 36 Robinson, Perry 65, 66, 68, 76 Robinson, Rachel 53 Robinson, Rosetta 45 Romaine, Doylas 45 Rosmarin, Betty 45, 91, 102 Rosmarin, Danny 53 Ross, Mike 53, 107 Russ, Paul 45 Ruth, Diana 53, 102 Rutledge, Mike 53 S Sadler, Debbie 45 Salmon, Brenda 36 Salmon, Vivian 45, 102 Salmon, Wendy 112 Samuels, Dennis 58, 105 Sanders, Suzanne .... 36. 80. 89, 92, 95, 100, 104. 102, 107 Sasser, Harold 45, 1 12 Sasser, Marv 45 Satterwhite. Chervl 105 Saunders, Alan 45 Schwartz, Robert 53. 103 Schwerdtfeger, Janet 36 Schwerdtfeger, Marv 45, 95 Schwerdtfeger, Otto 36, 103 Severin, Nancy 53, 89. 91. 100, 107 Shamburger, Bane 53 Sharp, Tommy 36. 108 Sharpe, Christine 36, 90. 92, 100. 101. 122 Sharpe, G. W 53 Sharpe, Linwood 45 Shaw, Linda 36, 64, 75. 89. 97, 100, 104, 107, 129 Shelton, Cathy 40, 45, 80. 89. 107 Shelton, Christy 45 Shelton, Clyde 103 Shelton, Gary 53, 69 Shelton, Lillie 64, 75. 89 Shelton, Sharon 53, 112 Shelton, Veronica 45 Sherrard, Nancy 45, 92, 102 Sholes, Debbie 36 Sisson, Andy 45, 1 12 Slater, Brant 53, 105 Smart. Dee 53, 74, 124 Smith, Becky 53, 112 Smith. Betty 53, 89. 104, 107 Smith, Calvin 46 Smith, Diane 97 Smith, Doris 36 Smith. Garnett 46, 58. 90. 98, 103, 112 Smith. Gerry 54, 124 Smith. June 46, 92, 107 Smith, Kathy 54 Smith, Marv 36, 97 Smith, Nancy 36, 64, 89, 96, 100, 104, 107 Smith, Sandra 46 Smith, Susan 46 Smith, Thomas 36, 103 Smith. Vanita 54 Smith, Wickie 46, 59, 103 Smith, William 53 Snoddv, Pat 36, 123, 105 Snyder, Janet 37 Southworth. Charles 105 Southworth, Dorothy 46, 105 Southworth, Willie 46 Sparks, Rosa 37 Stanley, Allen 46, 107, 124 Stanley, Bernice 46, 64 Stanley, Betty 54, 89, 107 Stanley, Carl 37 Stanley, Debbie 46. 104, 107 Stanley, Dennis 103 Stanley, Emily 46 Stanley, Grayson 54, 91, 124 Stanley, Marv . 54 Stanley, Mike 54 Stanley, Paul 54, 94 Stanley, Shirley 37, 88 142 Index (continued) Stanley, Tim 54 Stansbury, Susan 54, 102, 107 Starke, John 46, 65, 108 Staudenmayer. Louann 46 Stone, Karen 54, 92, 102 Stone, Marea 46, 92, 95 Strong, Donnie 37 Sydnor, Bill 103 Sydnor, Janet 100 T Taliaferro, Bennie 54 Talley, Linda 46 Tarrer, Janet 37, 97 Tate, Charlene 46, 102, 107 Tate, Debbie 54, 102, 107, 119 Tate, Sharon 46, 92 Tate, Teresa 46, 112 Taylor, Bernard 63 Taylor, Billy 46, 58, 70, 76, 103 Taylor, Carroll 54, 37 Taylor, Debbie 46 Taylor, Elizabeth 46, 95 Taylor, Henry 54 Taylor, Hollis 54, 100, 107 Taylor, James 37, 58, 65, 66, 76, 1 10 Taylor, Nelson 70, 90, 124 Taylor, Lynn 37 Taylor, Ralph 54, 74, 94 Taylor, Wanda 46, 64, 89 Thomas, Cynthia 37, 95, 101 Thomas, Dorothy 46 Thomas, Harold 46 Thomas, James 54, 58, 70 Thomas, Richard 54 Thomas, Robert 46 Thomas, Sherry 46 Thomas, Shirley 46 Thomas, Susan ' 37, 80, 89, 90, 95, 100, 107 Thomasson, Walter 54, 79 Thompson, Carol 54, 92, 100, 107 Thompson, James 54, 124 Thompson, Kathy 54 Thompson, Kenneth 37, 103, 108 Thompson, Ned 54 Timberlake, Tyrone 46 Timberlake, Yolanda 54 Toler, Linda 37, 80, 89, 96, 102, 104, 107 Toler, Vaughn 46 Tompkins,, Jeff 47, 70 Traylor, Clarence 47, 58, 70, 103, 108, 123 Trent, Tommy 54 Trible, Jimmy 37, 105 Trivett, Herbert 54, 74 Trivett, Steve 48, 54, 74, 94 Trivette, Teresa 47 Tunstall, Chrystal 47 Tyler, Alma 37 Usry, Steve Uzzle, Ricky U 47, 65, 76, 90 54, 94 V Van Fossen, Judy 47 Van Fossen, Wendy 37 Vass, Virginia 38, 92, 102 Vaughan, Linda 107 Vizthum, Arthur 54 W Wade, Nancy 54, 107, 124 Waite, Joyce 97, 105 Walker, Bessie 54 Walker, Judy 38, 112 Waller, Herman 103 Waller, Mitchell 47, 103 Waller, Rita 38 Walls, Connie 47 Walls, Raymond 54 Walton, Elizabeth 38, 80, 89. 92, 102, 104, 107 Wampler, Garold 54 Webb, Douggie 54, 69, 107 Webb, Eddie 47, 65. 66, 67, 95 Westhoef, Mary 102, 47 White, Geraldine 47 White, Mary 55, 54, 100 White, Sharon 47 Whitley, Pat 47, 95 Wickham. 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